Fer Norwtilk tint vlelnlly. l‘artly
cloudy LoulglrL turd Thursday. alight.
ly {infine‘r Lo‘n‘lghi A‘n Inna of very
high. measure with extremely low Lem
ordturoo hover the entire northwest.
Tutti area. In putthing southeastward in
to the Mlhstsslppl \lullo‘y. There is
biddrable cloudy wenthet with light
faint or snow prevails on the outer edrzo
‘ The weather In
Lilla vicinity will be partly cloudy and
port Lbly. hurries of snow. It will be
plig tly war’mer tonight and Nightly
bolder Thursday night.
M‘lsn Annrt Steegmulier. or Quintard
avenue. has been ill.
. Edward Flynn, who Is seriounly ill
Hills home in Hartford l’luce. does not
Improve.
Misses Theresa and Julia Shepard
of Crown street, have been visiting in
fitumford. ,
Mru. James McGee. of New Haven.
have. been vloitlng Mrs. l. Witntot. oi
llavllnad street.
A meeting of the Central I..nbor L'II—
ion will be held tomorrow night in
Central harbor- Lyceum.
Slur of Columbia Circle. Companions.
of the Forest, will hold u meeting to-.
morrow night. III itcd Mcn‘5 IInIl
Washington 5Lrect.
Minn Currie Stewns and Miss Em
‘. Seymour. 01‘ South Nul"_\\ttlli were
guests of Mrs W Ii. Stevens. of Arch
' street. Greenwich. Sundu3’.
M. Sonuonberg. ‘who has been illtllz-l'
parsed and confined to his room at the
New Haven house IOI the past l\'tO
weeks I'0turrred yesterday to bquneSS.
~New llaven Register.
The engint on the Nnngatutk ex
pic-55 broke Itli ccterttr'io just before
it. drew Into South Norwulk yoster‘duy
morning The train urn-I II0ld up for
some time and their went on with it
new engine.
Arthur rigginrrotr..ihe South Nor-walk
agent of Saturday Evening Pout Mugt’t
zine. presented Eugene Campbell. of
Monroe street with a. gold watch [or
selling the largest Hirrbr'é‘niro of copies
ftom October ll 190-1 to January 1-.1
1905
wCoughs and colds down to the
tery borderland of consumption yield
to tho soothing healing Influences of
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Sy.rup
Robert. 'Ll Lane, of Norw.alk who for
the past tic-veral months has been cm-
pioyed at Dr. Smith's sanitarium In
Wilton. left town 3'05Lettlay for Width.
lngton D C where he Will Lake IL posi-
tion on nurse in the Army and Nnty
hospital.
The Supreme Court arguments in the
ratio of 0.19 Loewe St Co v.5 Martin
Law-lot- nud oilrcr5 Iran gone otcr from
the present term of the court III Ne\
Huron to the Milltll term which will
he held itr Hartford. The continu-
nnco was by consent of counsel.
.lohn NL'BIOII hm»; r'r'slgued his poul-
tlon at the ‘South Norwtrlk other of the
t'ontII'It-tluut. ltIIllway Irnd Lighting
Company, severing ht5 connmtlon
(there yesterday. Mr. Neuter begun the
duties ol‘ 5 new position at the otlice of
the South Norwulk freight depot this
morning.
It}. i). (lrnhunr. of Noble Il\'L.‘lllIt‘,
irratrd worthy patr'turcli‘of the Smut of
'I‘cntporanno of this turtle. and id. li‘.
Marvin, of William utreet, grand wor-
thy associate, made it fraternal rixlt
on Concord division, Norwulk. last or-
curing. Worthy Patriarch Albert
llroadbrldlzo. ot Liviny,r Sprint: division.
Ihlu city. and wife. Were also In no
Lcntlance.‘ The officers all delivered
short. addreattett at. the meeting. After
the lodge nervlce a. collation w'ao Iter-
vedI-Brld50pout Stunrlurd.
t
BETTENHTHAN‘NDPANKING.
spanking done not cure children 0!
bed wetting. It It did them would be
few IIhleron that. would do It. There
Is It. ccmutltuttouul t'tttlfln for thin. Mm.
iii. Bummer». Box 816. Notrn Dame.
lad. will trend her home treatment. to
any mother. She unto; no money.
Write her today If your children Lrou~
hie you in thin way. Don't blame the
«Rind. 'l‘ho rhunuen are it won‘t. help
a“. in. . . M...
JUST RECEIVED
Another Lot-of those
. " Delicious
Sugar Cured Hams.
1201b
PUBLIC MARKET
32 Sahib mm bireti.
‘ ' Field Marshal WWW
no Well-donned storm center,; but con i
y stallion from herorhave retur‘non
from hon but on the steauror altmrm
outta ‘edIIt‘g to San Francisco.
QRNRILALI OKU‘ S HEADQUAR~
TEES. January ill noon.“ the 1‘ Lori Tarn
Lb (vluyedl‘ wither Lhrdo months
a, there in noisier an rounder tittt
the «mini: of General Kurop‘rttkln ml
with we in
what will likely prove‘ the area all
in of the war. nor L-iomr. duyu punt
the Russians have been quietly mummy
troops.“ General Okli' a loft evidently
preparatory to an attempt at It turning
movement.
on General Otto's loft,. running today
towttrds lllt mater. The Japanese have
not replied to the cannonnde, awaiting
nu Itttttck by the Reunions. who havv
been heavily reinforced. It is believed
now that. they httvo numerous divisions
along the Shakhe river
The Japanese force has also been
intrenued and everything now seems
ruddy for the grouteht conflict yct- W'-
to It certain extent realize the pronent
war. '
The move upon the part of the Rm;-
slan‘n unem5 to Indicate It denim to
strike noon, in It deeperut‘o attempt to
avenge LIILI fall of Port Arthur. Prob-
only the revolutionary outbreak
Bunnie. lute determined General
potkln to make It desperate effort to
truth It victory before the outbreak III
intrude honorees known to the u‘rmy
'l‘he utter failure of the recent cav
road shops th‘r futility or further at
temptI-r of the kind. With ’tlro nround
no uolidll frozen troops on tiltI admin: 1‘
, Int; to secure the slightest cover. 'l‘hc
advantage of the situation would lti‘
entirely on the side of the. army on
the defensive.
With the thermometer at zero ililtl
the ground covered with snow, It Irnttlr
quIn fought would lIrI. orer"n grout
plain whore the Mill”) Still can he of
no atltuutage to either side.
MIT KDEN Inn. .ll via 'l‘leu
vli‘ch i.-t‘nnnouudlng on the center
and right romment ed again today. ’I lit
Russian army has reoconplod lies old
positions having returned from Sun-
t'hiapu (Strudcpa5 '3)
’I‘Idn.
Russia have been published In thrI oili-
tlui army paper. 50 that the Lroop5
to'a certu Inextent realize lllt‘ present.
conditions, bill the plans for the man
are shown to be entirely Independent
of home events 245 the readout: gIVoII
b3 the conrmandcrr.‘ l'or retiring lull)
c\plnln ilrtI ur'rnys motetnturt5 and
show them to burn been Independent
of the weather.
A large part of the wounded are be
llug ruled for at ltl‘rtlrdou. wlIr-“Ir tho
ihosplluis lilltl iraintr ore llIch and the
llnrl Cross (mph to {Lethe ‘
The situation as It further developn
I5 holler roullzml and understood.
though It Is not. I055 «ruinous. as the
mother llfltl moderated and the Jailho-
one lli‘f‘ rtggtcunivrlt
Refunding the‘ final reports of large
Russian losses It Is. now said that It
.‘ouslderuhlc part. of the it‘ll‘l-‘Il Corps
and Gmwrnl Stak‘elbm'g. Ito commander.
have rejoined the main body of the
army and retired to their old positions.
TOKIO. Feb. l.——'l‘hr Austrian steam-
er Sintn.‘ hound ’l‘or Vladivostok from
L‘nrdtif with coal. was seized ofi’ llok»
kaitlo Island Northern .litpllli. yester-
day. '
'l'OKIO l‘rIII
turns to hit; flagship February ti.
Im'nrdlutc naval plans are not
closed.
The otnporor has Issued 5 routrlpt
to lI‘ Itld \lrnrthul t‘tyumn‘ s army thanlt
log the troops for defeating a unperior
Russian force In the recent battle.
()yama responding 5rry5 the man fought
desperately day and night In lniensoli'
cold weather.
S'I‘, PIC'l‘ElISIlUILtI, Fob l—JIIIIIor-
It! Klil‘Oltalklll tolegraphlng under dot"
of .laIIuIrry :ltl. trays Sande-part was that
tlm .Imt oil lire by Lin llusalttn artil-
lei)
t.-—-Admlral ’l‘ogo re.
The
d15-
TO PLAY AGAIN-WITH ST. LOUIS.
Jack Dunloavy Sign: a Contract to
Pitch and Cover Right Field.
John Ditnlouvy. the professional
hull player. has higher. It commit to
play attain the touring season with the
Si. horrid National Maurie baseball
'LtIttIn. Jack will pitch and phi; right
field. tit-I he did hurt year.
Mr. Dunleuvy plans to leave proton.
ulonal basebull for good In the full.
and hats already signed II contract to
become general phyuinal tnuttuetor
In the full for the Mercer University
at Manoa. 05. MI. ‘Duntouvy will at»
common his duties at the unlvortuty In
October.
POGGENIURG'O MOTHER DEAD.
CHICAGO, II‘cII. l.wl“l‘i‘tl(‘l‘lt'k l'olt»
Huliltlll'll. of New York. notional aunt
lent tllltlliplon lIIiIlmdlnt lH‘t‘tl‘lH‘d a
telegram here today notil‘ylug htrn of
the death of lilii mother llr- tclt int
nmrlllttoty for New York. Polygon»
hurt; ht the «wood prominent contour
mm to withdraw trout the national
In pronoun til. the Chivngo Athletic
Club. The hm withdrawal was that
of II. A. Wright, of Lilith r‘rtrnttluro.
who won outumonnd bond: by tolunrant
. tolling him that hi5 father Itnd hora
titrlnkdrr with npopluxy Poggoubtn'u
yentnrdtiyy defeated Edward Item, of
Chicago. averaging nearly III-van. and
making the highest run of the Ionian
ment. 7t?
FIRST 0AM! WITH cUIAN GIANTS
Munngdr William Ninth oi! The Nor
wulku litttl uncured the Cuban (litmus
for Saturday, May II. This it! early in
the saloon, but this popular team won
booked for all the other Saturdays.
right up tow labor Day. ,
in Dire litutrdittlIs—t’liumrdowWour
rtriot went on u utwwllto did he? Blond
my will. I hope you didn‘t detour to
hit nomads." .
disallow" Wu tit tile i had to. old
etIiI LII The running rwmtuuh throat-
en to lure me one morning when l
mu tutti dwetrud"-hroettrtt Lite
t. .
‘ For three days past It hettvy artillery .
‘ the bar been kept up by the it winds
5v autonomy
when it turd strength-o
tide that ‘eoclt urgent):
trunnion? 31:21?wa AM 8.
Pl are Monotone
that will do it. ,
The North ' pit t u
t‘ltt'tllctl to test the ill or of ill-t itrn
company. Monday It ‘blttzn broke
out in n dryer in the drying room on
the first ilmt. A5 soon an the fire
watt ulnar.» ed Lht fll‘ht signal watt
rive-n and the oomph took charge of
Liliana. It Willi only It few utmondu
lathe
mmynoudltlou
pearly winging tint
Lyon
the attain rid your
agave. at} you wont
5%? r me.
ow mun '
grdu lnruugc had
been done men were extihgrrlult
5d The toll on will not IIxceud still
I‘lr ulldlttg in fully Inmtrotl with
Lll ‘actory Mutual rd Association.
The owners of the identity have to
Iron 9,me precaution to prcvunt II per
louu tire. and um fully ptopurnd for
tiny tenement-y that may urine (lomvgp
Aiken, hood tnaclrlniut. to captain of
tho' llt'o cuntpany and Lliltlt‘l his lead
nrnhip It ylriet pruttito hi luaiutuined,
The factory is outside ot' the tire lim-
tin of the city and tho 0mill to pructh
(sally dependent. upon ltu own tenoure
us In case of tire
TONIC TO THE "SYSTEM.
For liter trouhion and constipation
tltote III nothing better than DoWlLL'5
Little Ldrly Risers tho lanroun little.
PIIIII. They do not weaken the atom.
aolt. 'i‘holr‘ action upon the nyalom
.ItI mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore. of Mh‘ayetto. 1nd. days. "No
use talking. DoWItL'II Little Early
Int Deleon
have i
Mi.
terpretnot than than
famous lj1l’i a. You will Id It so all
over thefl‘ World and Ingram you. the
writer: 9 mens'
worha hood 5nd ehlldhoodillrc the
III l
Kuro- ‘
airy ruid by the mundane; on the r-all ”"5 W. Fuller. 47‘ who Wits “PM“ hi5
would have urofll- Illmt‘lllid’ I“ willow“ 1was taken it! lit the Adams Ilorum in
I
I
.hut. Hillilt‘. day you may lc0| a twinge
.nl‘ tl:.'5p0p5lti that will t'onvlnet: you.
The main events In the Interior of S40“.
amateur billiard tout-humour, \L‘lllt‘ll to ~
Risers do their work All other pills
I have tulodfgrlpo and Inttlrn me sick
In :the stomach and never cured 'me
DeWilt's lilttlo Early Risers proved
to be the long nought relief. They
are simply perfect. " Portions tr'atel
inII tindI Little Early Rllit'll‘ti the most
reliable remedy to carry with them
Sold by The ptlt’ford Pharmnt‘y “
ONLY A DREAM or FIRE.
Sold Evérywhciro
In Bones, we. and We
m
BERKSHIRE coltu'lv ell-tam”
. DEAD. 5 , ,
rrwrsnurto. M555, rob. :‘l.—-Char-
fourth term on high ultcrlfl’ of Beth-
ohiro county. died at hln honui In thl5
vtty at. Itllh o'clock this morning. tin
Paine Thought He Wild in a’ Wreck
Benton tutti Week. and his tmublo do» and Scat-ed All In Hotel.
I'olopml double pneumonia.‘ which. perm“... m the “0“,; i‘l’lltclrontor. In
complicated with diatwton. unused Winstod. WP”. awakened ytmtci'dnv
death. Ito returned to l’tttstr’eid Sut~ morning by cries of “Ian-Q: 1.51,...ng and
"“1“?" ”mm “For tlod‘rr tillkl: got me out of IIoI'tI?‘
POISONS LN FOOD.
l‘erhup5 you don't l'l‘ltlzt.‘ that runny
pain polnonu originate LII your food.
They rushed down to the olllno Irulf
curd. thinking the building wall on lll‘t'.
A porter'rtur llllh‘lilll‘fi and discovered
that the. iLDDCLLLH for help L‘ILILIL‘. front
the room occupivd by TlltIlItIy Paine.
who has. followed r'nllt'oudlng I'or- lllt‘
punt thirty yearn. l‘nlrtc. when uwuh-
ruled, said ltt‘ httd It tll’tftilll that ho was
III II l‘illll‘i'liltl HTilIlSli-Lil) and that the
wrtrckrtue which held him a prisoner
hurl taken “the.
._... 5"...” firm-‘5 ~. ._
A Rare Chance
TOBUYA
BUILDING LOT!
In the Cantor at a Low Price.
tin-
TAYLOR cl OOLI‘ ”TN offers for sale tan Building
Lot: on Oumoy Mraat. between Butler and. Orchard
Struts, Norwalk. Calm.
At Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Dr, Kltrg‘n New Life Pills are gunnin-
lend to Ultra II“ sickness due to pni5~
out; of undigested t‘ootlw—ot' money
lurch. hot. or II. ll. iluxter‘et Drug
Try them. W
Map a! lot: at our office. when full particular: will bu
cheerfully furnished
Taylor 8: Golden,
74 Washington Street.
. SOUTh NOR WALK.
For The Holidays.
lilo line of Mission furniture just received
for the holidays.
Raymond 8- Son,
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk.
Bargains In Ready to. Wen“ Hots“
wane 52.93 AND $1.95, now too.
8TAMPINO nous. TO churn. .
AGENT FOR uANuItrt variation.
3. S. TILLOTGON’Q.
MOURNLNG HATE A DPEOIALT‘Y.
I! WAIHLNGTON ITIIIT.‘ DOU'T'H NONWALK, DGNN.
Special Low Prices."
on Mllllmry and rum .
ANLflg‘OAT ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE 6F LADIIO’ AND CHLLDHKN‘ SUIT!
ALI. This! LATEST LN ORAL/AN IT‘VS COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE DUN STOOK
The Fair Clank and Fur Store.
L .. .3. WMHINGTON 37kt“; ‘GU’T’N NGNWALKI
‘ before two three of bone IwIII'o plavlng .
thorium of water on the burning dryI ,
In
:pugliliclgtlr for over Itwenty Vinita.
nllutwtlrv
- a
3 mt»;
winded: It
nllfltt
at .
‘ o'L‘ltfl‘qg Ill
'nilul '5‘: ‘lll! kgnvggoéam nbl fit «Ediogfi;
mind to cure or your dimly TILT?‘
starting Remedy Co" Chicago or NJ. 597
“Minn“; TELL NILLIOIIIOXES
new MILFOR srnottav,
It is to Run LoIMr. staub’tt New Hotel
at Lake Waramnug.
, lion. Nicholas Stituh, formerly state
ooirtptrollor. has lulu. purchased the
Villa Luzmuo a delightfully located
hotel on the shores of Luke Ware
lining ~
Mr. Stnnh in one of the Inrorporrrl-
era 01' the New Mtlt‘ord Itrrtlhuko Wur-
unquII Street Railway company, and
he TIMI, it In lurid," purchased this hotel
and the adjoining premium for the ex
DIEM: purpouo of making an attractive
terminal for the trolley road which.
If t'httttot privileges are extended by
LIIIII general nuttombly. will he built.
during the coming year. according to
tho premium of Its promoteru.
Mr. Shrub has about It good deal oi
money already III plum; for building
Lllltlvl‘alllt'lly rind developing the prop-
III'ty ttL Luke Wut'nmunx.
The Villa Inizcr'no ottcrtpien what is
regarded us the tiniest Islte on Lake
Wontrnnug. An ntIundunt Itr'oic I5 dl
locally in its li‘ltl and the frontage irr-
I'WIudt 3 Inud ulrlch ox \tondu clear to the
titli‘t'u of Latte \Vrrrantaug, turd con-
ltllliil about an Item of lillitl which
may be converted Into "lob-l nttr‘tteilvo
llowcr' grrr'dotm It‘ltl plny grounds.
Ill Til" reirr III" lllt' hotel there lll't'
sm‘t‘i‘lll acres of wood and other land
Wlilt‘ll can no easily converted Into a.
moui ttvlichtt‘trl pII.'In5Irl‘p I'I-5orl.
ZLII'. Stuirh's Illil‘t‘llitl-EP undoubtedly
IIIIII'III: the beginning of u very 5uII-
Mlllllllil lmolu in Lnlrc ‘\\'Itr'itn.uu; HUI"
routnlingr.
WHEN TO GO HOME.
From the Blumou, lnd.. Dunner:
"When tired out. go home. When you
want consolation. go home. When you
want full go home. When you want
to show others lllltl you have reform
ed. no lrt‘urre and lot your faintly get
acquainted with lliL' fur-t. ‘ When you
want to 5lIorv 3‘Olll't3i‘lf at Your best no
homo and do the III-t. there. When
you feel likr‘ horny. extra liberal go
home and practice on your Min and
children tlrnl. When you wont. to
shine with extra tIriIiiuncy 20 home
and light. up Illt‘ whole household.” 'I‘o
whlvh we would add. when you have
a hurt cold, no homo mid tithe Chain
lrerlaltr‘s (‘.orrgu Itvrtnwly and a quick
cure lti certain. it. counteracts rtrry
Lindont'y of it Mild to result in puetr
month. For Stilt! by SLIiluon-l’owell
Corporation. Clitlord Pharmacy.
Plorce‘s Bridge Pharmacy. Zeitfusu
Pharmacy.
MAKES THE
DUTYAGREEABLE";
Bonus:
show the “magnate“: pl 9;; Jenntnga'
«III-rinsing Tmtharuste lac outlaw.
first It It. oomnin atrium Ind magne-
ylum ultr- thev mike the teeth
.ttmn. healthy and {prelim and me-
young?“ z'ik' sInto fll‘Mllfllfllalfl.
o 0
Labourer-v "Amount gov? m.
instldlous 'pctlenttnsk or
DR JENNINGS”
[RICE
Iluring tilt no
.1905
Bear I lush Mind
that on Mill Wall I’rtpertl. Crockery,
Glassware. Lililllitl. Chimneys end
Burnurn, Bltnll Paper, Window Shades,
Cornice Poles, Curtain irons. Ready
Mixed Paints. Window (ilunh. Enamels.
Stilton and Vurnltthm. Point and MI
tintn' hrunltrm ‘l‘mrnl ilnldero and
Roche, tumult l’llfltll‘tlti, Photo
Frnmov. ti‘rpttrddnrn, Chair filepindI
darn. Artltttu‘ lintnrlulu for Oil. “later,
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
w»
IIIIIIILIIII: tutti Depending luminous.
To order
l’irtum tortured and Window tlhitdca.
Wu Ito unywltero for butdamtu,
' Respectfully.
LII. Decker.
South Nnrwnllt. Conn.
't‘cluphnm Continuum
dz'mltnvruvvm "Pam?
a bear out the statement that there 5
on It Itouoral Painting. l'ttper'
, scorn uonwntx's onnan' our ooob‘s notion.
AGENT 505an unloads PATTERNS.
' 1 . . .3 This Stern Degins its .
onnmm ' ORY SALE
SATURDAY. JANUARY 28.
The III I) III Salts.
We speak honestly. we speak within bounds, when we emphasize
this sale as the sale of all sales. In its economy it overtops any sale
ever held under this tool. Every stoch' In the store is profit stripped,
hundreds of items will never be exploited to print, but they are here
together with scores of other items that; will be so emphasiied. It
isn’t profit. it ”is nothcost in many instances, that causes this great
merchandise movement. The one great object is to reduce the stock
prior to taking the annual inventory. It’s a great chance.- it's your
chance: and your proof of wisdom will lie in the taking advantage of
it. We‘ re going to crowd this store with satisfied buyers for seven
days as It has never been crowded before, and we earnestly invite you
to be one of them. You can make no mistake tn buying at this great
sale.
THE SALE WILL LAST JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street.
...-_....- - — «7.». Mam
OF WINTER MERCHANDlsE IS NOW ON
Worm-In 5 I ntItI.rwe:Ir regulur price. $1.00, at ....................... 790
Women's l‘iltltll“.\\‘tlill regular pr-zlte TFII. ht, ......................... 590
Womeus Underwettrr regular lll'.lCt’ hill at ......................... 39c
W.omtn‘5 Underwear. regular price' 53.0. t.’ ....................... 21c
Floaneleilo \L’rappern, regular priceu. $1. '35 and $150, at ........... 95c
'l‘willud Ii‘lnnnel Walnut, regular prlrr0. $1 720.51 .................... 95o
Shirred Velvet Belts. regular price. 500. at ............... . ........ 25c
Children‘s Canton Flannel Underwuists, regular 25c. at, .............. tile
in fact. evm'ything III Winter Goods. will be closed out I‘egardlorls of
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘le THE SOUP."
our fine,‘ircsh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes apprtizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with Its—we
look to our steaks and toasts to
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub‘s. It's A: as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phone, 322-2.
WOOOOOWWW’
LEHIGII JEDDO
COAL
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND PAGKER
THE HARRIS 8t GANS CO.
PHONE 342% 68 WATER ST.
OWOWWW ‘
, mum: YOU can»
BR "ZILIA
nit gum
ANTISEPTIC
wits iii: any
nudists neuritis
CONSUMPTION
CATARRII I! m“ ASTHMA
our W. cut»: ”:5 not out new
Ili‘.’
(lures Sore 'i‘tn mt uln and Diner trod 't' It ' ‘
“flit “Ltd new»? ou’t‘llt msgwholo hymen: tingllsuzlgfk“ 001d
50 DOSES 25C. l25 DOSES 500. 300 DOSES $1.00 ‘
no opium. no quinine. no midterm. no pundit ‘
Norwalk Chronicler