MERCERIZED
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‘1' 31.00. 31.49. and 31.98
31k?— 3 1.1.11,
MAHACKEMO Hour. stock.
wtar- wsssmoronarsser.
aourn Monwatle'
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local NeHsNiile.
”WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwsik and 1i'1inlty: Fair to-
nightvand Sunday. There is no well
defined storm area this morning out
of the Rocky Mountains. Pleasant
wreathe. with moderate temperatures
prevails in all stctlorts. Conditions fa-
vor fpr this vitinlty pleasant weather
and not much change in tompor'aruic
Dr. H. C. Eno's yacht, Ilatonla, is in
\\ estport harbor
-—0lgantlc sale corset covers at M.
8. smith 11 Co.’ s ’25. 29 and 350 each.
Miss Nellie Hayes, of South Norwalk
is spending several days in Westport.
Mr. Bliss. of Stamford. is 11. guest of
his brother David Bliss. in Lowe street.
—10 lb. pail lard We. 5 lb. 500.
Hayes'. -
lie rice from Delaware and North
Carolina 11111111 the local markets .now.
Benjamin liotchklss. of Seymour
street, whohas typhoid fever, is now
improving rapidly
-P1'i‘nceotr style Soft Hats. O Brien
Clinton. Commanilery K T of Nor.
walk. held a session last evening, after
Will( u a banquet was served.
Mr. and Mrs James M. Crcagh of
Main street, are entertaining Miss
Katharine Cr'eagh, of Danbury. ., ,
-—See the splendid girdle corsets at
the bargain sale 25c p1'.- .M. S. Smith
& C0.
Miss Edna Wigham of Fzrtt'iield tr
visiting her parents, ilro’fesuor and
Mrs Ti. B. Wigham.'itt Norwalk.
The Jennings Athletic Club baseball
team will go to Stamford this alteration
on 0102.25 train and play the Glen
brooks.
The Bethany Guild, of Trinity
Church will hold a meeting in the
Guild room on Monday evening, the
twenty third
~Breakfast bacon 14c lb Hayes”,
A mass of requiem for the late \iiSs
Mary Hands and for the deceased mem—
bers of the Children of Mary Society
was held at St. Mary 5 Church yester-
day.
-——Black and Brown Dct‘bles. 0' Brien
Congressman E. J. Hill and wife
were in town Thursday, and took din~
1191‘ and spent the crening with .ludgr1
R. Jay Welsh and f.'-.n1ll1. ~Gr1cnwich
News.
The condition of Howard Knapp tht
Norwalk conductor who was injured by
hitting the. fence in front of the real
denco of Walter A. llowarth is im-
proving ,
~'l‘he largest variety of fancy col-
lars and lace vokes 25c upward in the
bargain sale at iii. S Smith 5; Co' 8.
Herbert Dake, one of the clerks in
the South Norwalk post office is away
on it two weeks' vacation, which is be-
ing passed in Bridgeport. New Haven
iiartford arid New York.
The Farther Lights Society of the-
hold their regular meeting next Mom
day night at 8 o‘clock, at the church.
Miss Jennie Clark will preside. An
interesting program has been arrapg
(‘11.
1
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.THAT, BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the varnish in Devon's Var-
'nlsh Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Watkins & Dow
and Eb EGorham.
....TFLFPHONE 339“? _
WOULD SUGGEST A FEW OF THE
FOLLowrpngtIrt's {orifices 311N-
DAY 01:10:13.,
Roast Pork. '
Choice, prom Chickens.
Prime Rib: of Roast Beef,
Blade Roast,
Lego leh.
Loan Pot Road; "
Native Veal. Calves Liver, etc.
.a‘ll‘ ... .
PUBLIC MARKET
' 32 south Main. Corner Haviland Street.
‘1‘
1
ill“.
ii
. 1 through a successful operation at her
home in that place. Thooperatin‘t sur
.geonlswem’m R. W. ’lloweand Dr.‘
FHHsH FISH
1111.1501111111111» :
. mt» nomad-110mm
1 HATS FOR LITTLE.
1 Strt‘ti hats;.tltoseja1111ty hats
.all read to put 011. thooc1 sorts
that loo 11 cll 011 all but dress oc-
casiorrs ~11 great big lot of them
at ninety-five cents that arc worth
from $1 23 to‘s 1.15.
'lhcy wouldnt be worth I111}-
ling at thc price if ihc1 were poor
slrap1s or poor colors. lint they
no "111111. ~11;
Ready this rnrir'iiiirrznmrtl lvt‘
think there is enough to lastetill
closing-time. 950.
"More untrimmcd hats at 39c.
Sonic black Ollt‘S itr this lot.'a-11d
blric,-arrd white. and brown. and
champagne.
Ilotli large shapes and smalh
[he now graceful stv lcs.
\\ orth 750.1111! $1.—
Right, rcar.
SHIRT-WAIST sun's.
A short ycar ago. shirt-waist
suits were almost an experiment.
Today they are 1111 accepted fact.
No wardrobe is complete without
111'o or three and silk arc the most
sought.
The store's ready with lots and
lots of tirciti in almost as many
styles as there are suits.
Silk in fonlzrrd. pongcc and fan-
cy clrccks.——~$12.50 to $25.
\Vlriic lawn and intern—$3 to
$15
Lolorcd linens and fancy cot-
tons -——$3 and up.
Shirt-waists. too. of course. The
tree hangs trill now—and irow the
blossoms will fall with the first
touch of really warm weather.
White is queen and is as quccrr-
l) 11 Iron plain as when finisher.
with beautiful trimming: 1
[lo/.0115 of str'lcs at $1 to $3;
item that exclusive patterns to
513.350
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3902.
1
Second floor.
CORSETS—33 CTS.
Worth more. brri here at” the
price through good fortune.
Summer rrct well made.
\\orth not lI-css than 511ccnts.
All sizes front 18 to 30.-——-
, 33 CTS.
Stcopfi floor. .-
THE Hawaiian
our troops co.
. aamoapoa'r.
11.
~anriecticut riwr shad
Blue fish 121'I Cod
Hayes'. ‘
’lhe Mons Bible class sof the first
Methodist Church. will ha1e for dis
cusslon at its session tomorrow. the
subject of “Humility." All men are
invited to remain, and take part in the
debate.
—Straw hats! Straw ha.tsi.0'8rien.
1 Rev. l“. 113- Boylaton. pastor of .St
Paul's Church. Riverside, and a neph-
ew of F1 'aueia Boylston of South Nor
walk, has been appointed grand c-hnp
lain of the Masonic grand countil oi
Connecticut '1
~E1'erything at bargain pritos all
ill 8. Smith a 00' s for' one week. ‘
The South Norwalk street commls
sion has a. fort on! men at. work grad
IliE and improving Labia street in
Sprlogw.ood As soon as this work is
completed. the department will start
work in Cedar street.
«Radishes 2o bunch. new potatoes
300%r1eck. TTaydIS’. fl" .1
M15. 1.111111% 1". Hoyt the vial; of title
Hoyt. of Ridgeifl'nld has just passed
140 12).,
fish Iateuk 101‘.
H. P, blansfield, both of Ridgefield.
4.1112111 sly-i-e Istrsw hat: OHriIIen.
1.216. Fresh Mickorel 15 to 25 cents.
each ,
Poi-glen. 8 for a quartcgi -'
Bluefish 10 cents per pound.‘
WKH‘s’I-iilib'ilfifiz charities pound.” ‘
Stephens! 10 cents per pound. 1
limkfith 7 ”stupor Miami. .11 11.!
..1Co'ndoctlc1; ‘fiivj'ré fitted Min 112
Cents per. 1111111111.
mice.- 2
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2011.51) LOBSTERO ON SATURDAY.
-ALI..1 «annulment! .ms
FISH A'r nescbmn‘s'wardts.”
CAPT. DUBROSS.‘
But End of warmer: enact-11.1321
Old Salvation Army Building.
‘4‘ 11‘;
It ousartn 01'4-
lamb, roastIof beef._cut of pork--,
lesser quantities‘ ‘if that‘s all you need‘
~—picked from our inst guilty. con-
Isiantly prrtving. supply will bring to
ybur table 5th the Illicit. tenderest,
most nourishing. best- -for-the-money
meats to be had in seyen counties. In-
forte; W $1?”
sob-ub’n Markot
a wscrrinoron «new ,
n:
,.
\
5i Aramaic: “(I
”i" .__‘15“"
offered at the prices we quote.
purposes. None fit his trimmed
Night Robes
Gowns of cambrlo on muslin with
yoke of tucks and Hamburg insertion
V or square neck. our regular 50c
gowns, l111t far-superior to most gar-
ments on the market at that price. to
gt)
AT 431:.
Cambric or muslin Gowns wish
Cambrlc or mrrslin Gowns with
burg edging. several styles. worth 850,
AT 65c.
Gowns of extra good muslin or cam-
brlc, high. square or V neck. neatly
trimmed, our regular $1.00 garments,
.AT 75c.
Fine nalnsook Gowns, lace trimmed.
very dainty style.
- nicn soft nalnsook ' dairttily
. with lace or embroidery,
Drawers
Drawers made of good muslin with
deep ruffle and cluster of ltemstltchcd
lll( ks. also cttmbrie Drawers wltlt deep
ruffle and cluster of three flue tucks.
smooth scitrns and yoke band. worth
1391',
AT 191:.
Drawers of extra good muslin clus-
ter of 1111 ks and deep embroidery,
worth 501',
AT 351:.
Drawers of excellent muslin with
deep ruffle of line embroidery, the best
50c Drawers in ,the city.
AT 421:.
...—gut
Drawers of very .tine cambric and
trimmed
75; To 111.50 A PAIR.
Children's Drawerfi . sizes 2 to ill
years, our re ular price for large siz-
es is l9c, an slzé now
951: To $3.00.
Extra size Night. Robes, cl
ed with line cambric ruffle.
lar price 15.760. .
AT THIS
i'lxlra‘ size Night Hobos of
brie,
neat embroidery. value $1.25.
tucks on yoke, neck and sleeves finish»
our 1'9ng1 '
yoke of embroidery arid clusters
of tire ks, neck and sleeves finished with
.1 10c.
For Stout Women
Extra
of loom
t
ustera of
1 111x111
Ruffles,
'SALE ONLY 65c.
fine cam-
Extra
AT I95c.
i
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A small lot of assorted:
'i twill all tome out. in the washi.
The Corset Covers incl-
for 11'ear,rcgularI prices‘ live to 1.
III.
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WlILt.‘ RoN “OPEN aHops '1
tice to Striking Carpenters. .-.
WA' FERBUWRY May 21. -—The exec 11-
the committee at the Mouton Builders
Association of Waterbury have decided
to make all the shops of members of
the association open to non-union as,
w_ell as union men it was announced
today that at the committees 'mcetina.
Waterbury having gone on strike andi
“Master Builders' Associatigp here
Kites notice that.» it will i it "open
,shops,“ in Waterbury fowvei'more. nfid
that there is employment in Waterbury
for 400 men who are willing to work
for good wages and free trout all union
interference.’
Builders‘ Association
9 dacl tiles their have
arrived at is“ final and that they do
nct intend waive in 'to the unions in-1
the smallest. details. The strike of
the carpenters was for an increase in
wages] the demand being Augustini-
mull' Ibf {Ifiafiay f :1 . .'th ,
“—d—di
TAKEN TIO WFTHERBFIELD.
11' 311211111111qu ym‘irday
want are Wethonid with; 1W Apt
seven prisoners who are roco 11-11
I! WW NINE”! F99
$523111. or 6 13111111111114??ng
Court of this county
They hré as 101-
gMIbet‘t W. A‘liflndt’sr of Groiowlch,‘
11111511111110 to 13 years; Pasquale Bus-
190. at Stamford: uncut: with intentvto
1‘.
female. 2 to 3 years; Frank D. Forest.
Bridgeport. statutory burglary l to
2 years: Georrge Goomba. Stamfordi
statutory bttrglary,1 to 2 years: Frank
Shrim'Sumford. form. 3 to 4 years-
TRANSFER OF CARLICLE SCHOOL.
HELENA, Mont. May :1 .—lt is an-
'noudccd tit-"c intrigui- if the Titers
ior Department who ya been ind-Id-
ena for some time ooking over the
ground with I view of transferring the
.. AL.-
1
Mac, at.
legging to the acquisition of the prop-
, Good, full sizes in Skirts former prices 761: to 8100,
vlastmight, the following vote was pass-
l
having remained out three weekly. thel
kill. to 5 v;ears Charles Johnson,
R“ 11.1 burglary. 1.6 to a years; .
Wt lam 1‘. Evans, Stamford. entlcliig'
am to the OM“ titers-11111 desired '
ON THE SIDE.
1 1
YOUR PICK AT 10c.
11 .'
CHOICE FROM THE FILE AT 39C.
LITIGATION” IS A LUXURY.
on High, Especially for One on
Losing Side.
That lltl‘gp‘tlon is ezpcnslw and
lawyers‘ fees burdensome. especially
when one is on the ibslng 21111. has
been driven home to Thoma Ambrose
of New 1321111111. ditrlng‘ the‘ past two
years. Two years ago Mr. Ambrose
was entered to pay Frederick Her-
m.ann also of New Canaan $39 fro
l
“‘De’elded- That “1511‘cgrnénters ofl services rendered him. Mr. Ambrose.
was then a resident in Sta'rnford and
the 11111911 was 'made by Justice of the‘
Peao'e Houghtoni He appealed the or»‘
der- and promptly brought suits
Mr. 111111 Mrs Hermann, maturing in
one damages of $99 for services ren»
tiered, and in the other 342 for mater
fondants -
These cases were tried in New oa-
man before Justice Hall 111111 a Jury;
and one or them has since been 111211
on appeiSIlI befdro- II jurv at court of-
Common Pleas—1 at in which Ain-
brose 26131611) Wl' from Mrs Her
maria; :1:insz retained a warms
favdr 6f
collie 11111611111111; to 349
of dowel: «(Indira
Commie Weab'decldmbibsovlfh
petrifrom‘ the bolt which ‘trtix‘lbd the
ball‘ridll The case was tried‘ Jim
orittliiitly fore Notice of the Peace
10111111111 -Ho“~' '03': "=-‘ .it this arr.
.Houghion'fijs first case. IThe matter
was threshed out all length: Tuesday.
in Cotnrnon Pleas. 'I‘he jury' a decision
sustains tar: Hodghtoh’s verdict.
CATHOLIC SUMMER'BCHOOL."
NEW YORK. May 21. —The session
this year of the catholic Summer.
School of America at 131111 Haven; N
Y.. on Like Champlain will begin July
5 hurt close September 2. A large 1111111:
uried course of iodine: has been ar-
1.115111111111111. will he treated.
and among the ectrrrera will be No
13110;}. 1‘ Imghll D. D. of P11
delph Lille Rev. W. .Kresit of Cleve»
1, ; Prof. J. G, Monngh of
1. uncut 01.111111111111111 an La-
I I} may. and till
3611:: ' P. 01th former char
lain it the United States NI"
FOX”: 1‘
of hemsiitchlng yoke band. usually sold
at We. now
against Mrs. Hermann and a'gainst'
1111311111 rr've‘ sto‘efi: furnished the do Co.
Hermann, giving help
Tlré' other'
case is“ first 111111111; before 1111-? 12111111
We say “ihc” adviscdly—bccausc nowhere else in the city are garments of equal quality being
Not a piece in this great lot has bcdngmadc up for special sale
with trashy embroidcrics or lace 5.
buy here regularly—generous in cut. neatly trimmed. perfectly stitched—and it will be sold at
astonishingly low prices. Pleased to have you make-comparisons with garments elsewhere.
It; igIali such richstufl' as you
.“
Corset Covers
Several 11151111111111 nahisodk and cam-
lrric. Corset Covers, lace trimmed,
worth front 25c to 2211'. 1 ‘ 1 '
, AT rHis SALE 21c.
1 ‘ ——
Blott‘mr Corset Covers of fine crim~
brie. elaborately trimmed
lace beading. insertion and
worth title at the.
Fitter qualities.
FROM 76c TO $1.60 EACH.
Skirts
Full Umbrella Skirt. «1er flounce
and cluster of lrentstltched tucks, also
dust ruffle. our regular price 81.00,
SPECIAL PRICE 79c.
ribbon
Special value in Trimmed Skirts.
791: T0 $3.50 EACH.
Umbrella Underskiris. deep rufllc
and cluster of fine tucks. a splendid
501: garment.
AT 391:.
largo Drawers. made of fruit
muslin, finished with deep hem
and cluster' of fine tricks. yoke band
and 1".un11lngtape Worth 50c, '
AT‘ 35¢.
size cambric Drawers. with
lteiustiiched hem and heading
' 35c;
size Drawers with ruffle of err
Ceilolll embroidery, worth 8511,
AT 65c.
42/199 in Corset Cowrs arid Skirts balance of Mrs. bilils' stot k. slightly massed (but
The prices are so low that you can't re i-I‘il the temptation to buy.
1-11 full front and fitted sir'.ies 111111111 of good material 11nd tborughiy dependable
Discriminating bil"t.‘rS-thosc who appreciate dainty Underwear and who know that best styles go first—
will make their purchases now while the assortment is at, tug height Ipf cqmpleleness
N E. RYAN
236 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Ct.
CIVIL SUPERIOR COURT.
Jury Will be DIl'awn—Caeca Assigned
. for Next Week.
The Jury in the superior ci1ll court
will be drawn this week and will come
in Wednesdayg The following assign»
.m‘cnt of cases this been made for next
week:
Tuesdav-Court. Jacob “signer 1s.
William P Kirk; Bella M. Reid v.11
lrby W ReIld.
Wednesday—Jury. Mary. J. Birds-
eye at 111.. appeal from probate: Bilia-
abcth Spencer‘s appeal from probate;
Alfred B. Beers. administrator vs
Hattie K Seward; Joseph Hippolitus,
administrator. vs. the B. D. Pierce,
Jr. 00.; D Sherwood Thorpe vs Hor
ace H. Jackson 1112115.; Eva .1 Read;
et al.1s the Niagara Fire insurnnce'
Thursday—James (l Bowie 181.1112
ILheomobile Co of America; Betsey A.
Victory John H. D Budau: Erma Mac...
donaid vs borough of Shelton of al.:
Michael F. Macdonald 1s borough of
Shelton at al. IIII
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NORWIALK CONTINGENT non: UP
Steven] Norwalk sports ”indie to
to'win 5" Saturday evening last. and
after strolling about town went up, to
a certain Westport young fellow and
asked him if 2'". wanted light. The
local fellor 11 vi ed "Well you don"t
see. me r. inning. do you " The Norwalk
sport took this as a challenge for
tight and soon the road in- from of
the hotel was a ”Mill" at once.1When
the.Westport young fellow 'got'through
with the Norwalk sport. the latter cat'-
ried an eye in coming. Boarding
the last Norwalk 12111- the sport shouted
back that on Sunday swears; he would
bring cter a crowd that would. do up
the whole. town of Westport.
True to is w when Saturday or
enlng came he nifihted with about
twenty “the of the some class of [til-
Iows as himself. Going up to a qdlet
Igor-t of a fellow who was never known
iIck a n t he sold " you won
bg t.‘ Qiti or than’ it lies 10 tel
ft. lbs Norwitlk follow ware hit in the
eye and was lying. misread
Me . sioémto 111111 '_ 11131911111119 11211.. 111.11 enmgh'l"ulie'd the MWestpofi
hwitwllgelzsde I“ repora MI of fit I’thollc U ' $.11. .
tattle. govern at and at the govem- cabinet , Rev. . h ' "$122."! with
meat 11-51111 ruin swoon. . on! Prof .1. Bit-he new 33 is
“hey do _ Biro avenge. us
11.11. 1123.... tithe... mail...
”combination Herald“
I
ndeqwear‘
Begins Saturday, May let.
‘ tu‘ckod 1111111 111111 i'r._oni 98c.
with Val. '-
. send you a stunning rig any time that
D
leaves our stable for driving purposes.
try on these balmy May days, at prices
.. ",1’ IV '
1 $1,111
, 11M 1‘41?! Itm, ll 1
All
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it: .. . AGENT FOR MAY MANTON' S PATTERNS.
1311111111111 Outfitting
Your summer outfitting can; he done in this stump; your complete pyt-
lsfactlort, and It's itoi a hit too early to make selections. We cannot too
strongly emphasize the worthiness oi-our equipment of warm weather- wear-
ables. (‘an‘ttell you about the whole stock, so we'll Just hint hero I91!
t are and cordially Iil\‘l'.t,' your 1.111'ii1.st inspection.
. . .1
WHITE WAISTB ‘wide. All qualities, from 150. to I600
There's more style. more conrfori1yfll‘d-
and more economy ltt a shirt waist Fancy Madras, with mercerlzed
than in airy other garment in a we lstripes and figures 27 in. wide. It. 8I5c
man's 11'.ardrobc Here‘s news aboutlund 3511
out- new white waists MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
Ladies' while lace lawn shirts waists T310 season a collection ,5 complete.
We cart stilt any tttsto and fit any
price. Perfection of style. tfl
finish mark every shirt in the at
New litre of petcale and corded
Madras shirts. with pair of cuffs,
these we are showing in a large liti-
sortmerrt of colors and in all sizes, ..at
.501:
We call abetlai attention to our fine
Madras shirts in all thé leadlnx
stripes and figures. all sizes, no better
shirt made for the money; price M-
NEWS ABOUT SUMMER RIBBON!
Ribbons will again be largely, worn
this summer 11111111 vou should
take 11 first chance at such lots as
tholic. .
Plain 'tai‘fcta ribbons, suitable for
belts and neck wear. 250 per yd.
Fancy silk ribbons in pink, blue,
onion and red.21’1e per yd
Ladlca' wltltt' lace lawn shirt waists.
trimmed with \'al. lace, tirade with
Bertha effect, $1.510.
Ladies' white shirt waists. madevof
tine lawn. tucked back, front and
sleeves, “.69.
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists.
lace fronts tuclIud 1111cks,large bishop
sleeves, $1 “8.
BEST TIME TO BUY
WHITE GOODS
Got a white goods show here that
will please you in all ways. Sheer
‘awns, satin damask designs. and P.
K.‘s at such prices as below,
One lot of short ends of white P. K.
from 3 to 10 yard lengths. regular 17c
quality, to close at 121/41;
White Persian lawn. very fine and
sheer, with new silky finish, 32 in.
83-85 Washinbton Street,
South Nor-Walk. Conn.
d
An Expert Judge
Of Horses
would always admire the stock that
We have handsome and stylish horses,
well-kept and groomed, and we can
vou feel like driving through the corru-
:_l1at will please your pocketbook.
Schaub's Llnry Stable.
TELEPHONE..CALL 322—3.
a"
OLD KING COAL Is
. HAVING A LIVELY TIME
just new and is playing havoc all
over the country brrt he, will settle
down to business bye- and- by.e Mean-
time we are doing business at the same
old stand and are supplying the needs
of the people of South Norwalk with
just as good and just as clean and sat-
isfactory coal as we have ever sold
before. and if you need a new supply,
just send us your order and we Wilt
deliver at once. Price for winter or
summer, $11.00 per ton. No charge
for carrying in.‘
E.M.T0LLESI&CI0
MEIXCAN SAILORS FOR New on; 111111 marines ‘or his Mexican" Navy.
. CRU|3538I . They come here to take charm; ofvélto
, Mexican cruisers TampICO an ra- .
NEW XORK. May 2‘ ——Thc Ward Cruz. built at the Crescent Shipyard at
steamer .'Montcrey. which arrived to- Eilzabethpori. CommandantE. Manuel
- day from Vera Cruz. P1 ogreso and Ha» Azrreta was in New York waiting their 1 t
1 1ana brought ten officers and 104 sail arglval.
'1 ni 1-4 m 7;"Q! EH:
The Kind you Have Always Bought. and 1111161.. hits been
in uSo for over 30 year-s; has home the signature of
, 91111 has beenmnde under hts'ptn-
sorta] supervision since its infrixfoy.
Allow no one to deceive you tutti!!!
All Counter-felts, Imitotloits and “Justms-good" are 11111:
Experiments, that; trifle with; and endanger the health of
11111111111 ahd’Chfldr&-Ejpetienm against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
(Jasmin a harmless substitute for c2311): Olb Bark
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. If. is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. [to age is itsgunrnntce. It destroy! Worms
and alloys Fever-fairness. in euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It; relieves Teething Troubles. euros Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowen. uvlng healthy and 11mm! sleep.
The Children’s Mimic Mother’s Friend.
cerium: CASTOF" A ALWAYS
/. Bears the Algorithm of
What! You Hare Always Bought f.
In“ the For Over 30 Years.
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Norwalk Chronicler