”Othello-nine Anti“ '
attain: wum; ‘
Q“ .» itch 69b to $1.98
l ‘ mummies,
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45 AND 47 WICT WAIHINOTON CT-t
MAHAeKIMo HOTEL noon,
oouru NORWALK. court.
hint lion lilies.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
NOW READY FOR YOU.
Every indication points tonri early Spring season and we have
prepared for a lively demand.
Buyers will not wait until Easter but will rush in early and
make their selections. Our display of garments for Men. Women
and Children is exceptionally smart and stylish. The models for
’ —.—-— the ladies are notable foi‘ their charm and smartness in the newest ‘ ‘
, For Norwnlk and vicinity: Partly ' .
“(may lonlshl. Saturday cloudy with Spring materials. Moderate rices control all do artments and our
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run In afternoon or III night. i H— h ’ . . _ . ‘ _ .
turbnnce is ”mm mm mmnmz m c arge system is a dectded advantage to thoee who Wish LiOlhlllg at
Montana. It In producing (lltllltly wen. once and desire to a raduall . ”°
that with light rain west of the Mie- P Y 3 Y .
sineippl river. There has been a slight
ripe In temperature during the past 24
houril in nearly all tit-etionii. Condi-
tilonti favor for. this vicinity ainrltly ‘.
c burly weather followed by rain Iilli l
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
Frederick S. Banks. of Norwalk. was I ' .
’“ w”“’“ "L “ESL—“i . EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM. -. I .
--Cape. Caps, Cape. O‘Brien's - ‘3‘
Walter Olmatoad of Branchvlllo was ,‘j
in Norwalk that Saturday. t”
Mrs. John Mead. of South Norwullt . ’. , ';
wax in. Brancltville Mummy. LADIES SUITS. Spring Styles ................. $ 8.00 to $35.00
Howard Hunter. of Georgetown spent EN’ IT rin Fashion _ to 2
Sunday at his home in Norwalk. M S SU 8' Sp g - S """" ' . 700 5.00
~ Elgln nuttt-r 230 it). It‘. p. l.. a. (lo. MEN'S OVERCOATS. Short and Snappy ........ 10.00 to 20.00 f
A. A. Raymond is having his t‘ei-i- .._-.._,.._., “W“ _ - _NM ..-...._...._....-...... ,
It‘lletlce near l‘lllllgl‘tii't' street repaint BOYS' SUITS. Durable and Stylish .............. 3.00 to 10.00
9 . t ... .... V0,...”— .._. -....... 4,... -........ “MA”... ‘ ..‘....—...... -...., Amory...» .M _...
. __5000 de- all wititlln Iilliitisotnc “M 1 GIRLS SUITS. Stylish and Swagger ............ 5.00 to 2.00
terns. Torchou and Val. Luce. excep-l ..---.-.M....-.-....- .---—--—~ .
itoually good. M‘ N- M- S- Smith & U"- l STYLISH MILLINERY. Parisian Models ....... 3.00 to 10.00 .
MPH. Colmtin Bouton. of Long thlgei M-“mew--—~~---~~~-~~w- ......A...--A..._., ~—~m... —.... H.-. -_.......,-_o-,_ N
visited relatives in i‘ltllllll Nili‘WllIk‘: SENSIBLE SHOES. for Men and Women ........ 2.00 to 4.00
Initt ’l‘ueaday. ‘ l . _..-
—-F‘i‘eeh hams, 12c lb. lliiyes.
Mills Bertha Danforth of Georgetown
entertained a friend from Norwulk
over Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Mead. of Norwalki
spent Sunday wih 'her daughter, Mrs»
H. .I Kellogg. in Itldgefielti.
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—Spring styles in Derbiea, O'Brieu‘n. I
Now is the time for those who in-
tt‘nd to locate in Norwalk thin neuron
to he on the hunt. its there are several
desirable I'I‘lllii to be obtained .
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—-—Vli‘iil the lunar of the tint Trim-l
iner'tt Sick Benefit Society tonight and
hear the Mandolin club. and other inu- .
steal npeciuliles. Admission IO t-ts. I,
Mr. and Mrs. .Iesae lirtmdiigc. of;
Spring street, South Not-walk. spent;
several days last week with Mr and
Mrs. Solomon Mills. of Ridge-field.
-—~Kitch0n Dept. Specialties: 1000
Devonnhlrc Broakfant and Dinner
Plates. 2 for tile; 400 Handsome ltnIt.
Cut Glass Berry Dishes. 2 for 170. Sat.
and Mon, otily. M S. Smith & Co.
John S, (‘onroy and family, of West
Main street. Stamford. are about to
move to Norwulk, where Mr. Conroy
has a position with It‘rank Donohue.
Mitts Miiy Canticltl of Wilton it: via-
iiliig relatives I" Norwnllt. Mth (‘iiii-
field came down to attend one of the
popular plays at the opera house.
—Rockwootl's cocoa the it‘. i). Ilaw- .
ton (it. Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klynn. of Toy-
Ior avenue, hiive been attending the
funeral of a relation in New York
funeral of ii relation In New York.
Conductor Charles Dean, who Will-l on
the ltldgcfilcd Branch inst Stillllllt‘l“
during (ionductor Weir's iibrenco is;
running on the lianbury division tbisl
week. ‘
Mitts litiisy \i'udliams has resigned
her ponitlon In the school in George-
towu to accept one iii South Norwalk.;
Mitts Margaret. Itosn. of Berlin, hill-I ta-
ken her place here.
-~-'l‘hc more you know . ;
The better you like i
The Steincrt'a removal sale.
The St. George Cricket Club of Siam-
ford. will hold the last smoker of the
neutron in the, club~r00mu, Atlantic
Street. lIlIt-i evening. 'I‘heru will be in
attendant-c'delttgntiona from Bridgeport;
and South Norwullt. '
rich blood in the veins; makes men
and women strong and healthy-«Burt
dock Blood Bitters. At any drug.
store. [
wliiiilttu tip the. syntem, puts pure,‘
I
one in 8035i.
Eorterliouse Steaks.
Sirloin Steals.
. returned )‘i‘a‘lt’l'tlliy t‘i'oin ti visit out of
Special 5313.
Saturday; Mural; 118, 1,905.
Your Choice.
1.
PUBLIC MARKET.
a: eoura MAIN stiller certain of HAVILAND.
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South Main I
C St.
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Milton Elwood was in New York ytis- NEW CARS FOR CONSOUDATED'
It‘l‘tliiy on business. .-
A Million Dollar Order Placed by the
Company.
About one million tllillllI‘H \l'tll‘.” (ll
new cars for the paswngw : trvlco
hurc recently been ordered i.y .he t‘on»
-... Sillltllllttl road. There arc to be one
Arch licttcon \‘tin KII‘I‘I'iI. rector of hundred niiti twcutyeevvn new cars
(trace "hurl!" Whit" "I‘m“ “with all and will be intuiui'tictiireti an
preach lu 'l‘rniity Episcopal t'lllll‘t'll. W‘lfollows. vam. by ”u. liummm I’alt
night ill t13i0 o'clock inch t‘iil‘ t‘oinptui)‘. Iifly-llvc by the
, ' .. ltlegootl lirtitllcy 81 Sons 0).. and sixty
“1" family ”f M“ ”“3“"? f0”““‘")' lb')‘ tho WIISUII (‘til‘ Manufacturing t‘o.
connected wuli lioenc-I’ctiliiii‘il Um“ | The l’nlltnnn cars are to have all
"am" 1" 50””) Norwullt, ‘5 ‘” "ml“ lthti modern devices: known to the Set»
.. \ . V .~ . ' '« l‘
“0'" ”Ami“ “‘ M“ 8 mm“ m ““l‘.‘ {once of car building and among the es-
street, I” ”Hm. “W“"U' . Mr. [iv-“W "l peclally noticeable. features are to he
"U“. employed ”l New “Wk "”5“ ll'iillniaii ullIlAllEIOSt‘tiplllg device and
{the Standard witli» restitution. livery
Emlllii ltrtintlt, the woman who died i ”u. will m. heated by ‘1“. lioi watrr
in Concob. last Saturday. from til‘lliltmfiystmn and will m. iluinliel in 1mm
ing wood alcohol. Wits llllllt'ti in ltnion t plillriilt'tl WW“. Six \Vllt‘l‘l trucks will
(lonittnt-y yesterday. Among her pll- ; be “BM on t‘Vt‘l'l' (.m. m the new 0m”.
perv. was tonnd an Insurance p"““",“‘i3iitl the Edwards window fixtures on
the John “”"ka company for 3‘0” . motif. all with the exception of possibly
which She had crit-t-itttl for flu- yours. to WW few which will have “ npcclul
It lapsed last April. iiixture to null certain peculiar needs.
.. ‘ ~ , . M ”mfil‘lio venllbulen will have the trap door
Btinlncsth men ate calling for t on lifting devices.
graduates it) till good positions. miinyi (turn to be. furnished by ”19 Pull
mort- “1“,". ”w ”lunug‘:"wm ‘5 ""{l’fl‘f . llllill Palace Car company are iirti
unpply, In”? ‘I’ “ glt‘tll df’m‘m‘ m islecpcra. divided Into fourteen sections
;:?;£f;§:; firmlgggk £2:::‘llig’":“fi::mgmf lencl‘i. and havingt our Hint; room. ITI‘M)
. . . ' ' ‘ ‘ipiu‘ or cart-t con an in; L. revo r ng
and lypewritnm. \ouni: iueii :il‘t‘ Wan“ ’ st‘lllti anti one state room with six
("d to p‘ul’m“ for 50"” positions. neatn. Pour parlor cure with smoking
. ”T" irooin heating eleven. and the general
”5,3", M“('k""“l 5“ "“0": F- D' ”m" l room having south for the twenty-tux.
'0“ & Loinpany. t This company will also build one
""1 , . zdiner which it; to be something new
The fit and style of W‘” “0“ hi’mmtantl will be a decided Improvement on’
ROW“ will ””9““ “ KIN" ”m“ ”n ”w I the old ntylc cars. Among the. atlvttn»
kind 0" corset. W“ wear. 1" “" “in" l tageoua features may be 'noted “It!
store In the twin citicn will 3’0“ fill" ’ high wintlown which prevent tiny one.
115 “"3” a variety ”f "i“! ”WW“ I" on the platform of a depot front gazing
corsets an at Miss N. lb. iiyttiis. ”‘lntotlit- m...
3'0“ 80 ”'9‘" W“ “"9 ”“r” “I getting ‘ All these parlor carts are to be light-
;iuat tho corset that is adapted to your ’etl with pmmm BM.
“IMO 3"" “d“ On the Bradley and Walton care
there will be the inside htin brakes.
Mrs. Charles i‘“‘”"“‘”“- M"?- H- T‘llwhlch iii a special mechan‘icai int~
Alexander, Ml“ D- I‘OQI". MIIH- W- gigprovement over the old style which is
Stillman and Mm Mortimei ROEGW'ISIIII extensively in use. Some: or the
from ”19 Methodist ENEMY)“ church. 1 rolling Mock In this order will be cop-
itlld Mrs. Raymond Rogers. Mien Della; por nheaihcd and will be fitted with
Armctronir. Mrs. Mabel JI‘IIIliIlBtm ”“dithe "Mitt-k" Continuous Basket. ”wk”.
Mffl- I1"- M- LOW" from ”‘0 Willi“ A departure Illlil been made, on nonu-
chnrch. attended the county t-otiicrcnce of ”m mm in that tho Connolitlatcd
of King'a Dailxhliii’fi in ”Will NU" will lent the. practical value of the.
walk yesterday. acetylene lighting nyiiioni. 'l‘liin hail
been advocated by Home and by others
It bait been denounced. However. ll
few cars will be fitted with thin tlth
vice and their worth than ascertained
at, first, hand.
Osgood Bradley and Son of Worces-
tor how the order for fifty-live open
platform coaches of ordinary type.
Walton Manufacturing company of
Springfield will build fifteen open plat-
form coachea of the regulation pattern
and twenty coaches with the Pullman
Wide Veatibnlc. They also have been
awarded an order for ten of their reg-
ulation smoking cars, four combina-
tion baggage and amoker with open
platforms. five baggage and passenger
combination. and . nix baguette anti
smoker with the Pullman wide venti-
liule. All the smokers will be upholt
stored with pantnnote leather.
Justice-11) you understand the me
titre of an oath. little girl?
Little Girlu—lt'n iornothint you say
when you hit your hand unlnet the
.. maids-much ”talcum.
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Minn Beatrice Illic. of West Ntit'wnlli,
IUWII.
(LJEL
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MRS. JORDAN INN CUSTODY.
New Developments in. the utter Mur-
der Cate.
Arrests are Imminent. in the nillit‘t'
llilll'tlt‘l‘ cusp. (Thief of Police llrcn-
lJt‘ issued soon charging it person with
the crime.
lit‘ the lllllllt.‘ of the suspect. Ill‘ ill-
titntitcti that Iillit-‘l‘t-I would llt- arrested
as alleged accolnplit'es.
the various parties in the
iiotmp on the. night of the tragedy and
any enlightening information might be
obtained will be piltt't'll In the ban-In of
Prosecuting Attorney (itll'tt‘l‘ today.
Mr. (‘arior had nothing to Sit‘v' for
big. Ill! .‘illlll tic With not yet sufficient-
ly conversant with tho facts iii the
cane In lllilkt‘ any filtilt‘llll‘lll. About
the iintopnv he won also llllllli.
Pinkerton lietct-tlve Mason staid title
morning lliat his liivt-Htiuaiion of Illl‘
llo believes there are people who
know Just. how Mrs. Butler wai-i killed.
but tloett not piii any limit on the llillli-
her of people he believes Iinii
knowledge. lie declined to fifty wheth-
er or not he had yet obtained L‘Vltil‘llt‘t'
liltil untitilitit-t hliii an to the identity of
the person who committed the crime.
Mrs. William Jordan. the
woman whose name has been their
tloncd no frequently in connection
with the cane. was take iiito ctiutotly
this morning, and was Iodgt-d iii pc-
lice Iieadunartci‘n. Mrs. .lortinn nilcka
In it that. she. known nothing about
the murder. Silo lIIiIlIlIH that she
liked Willie. Cooke. one of the alleged
suspects, the one who was In t..e
room with the. Butlers when the trag-
edy occurred. but. says that her friend.
ship with purely platonic.
“Why, I went to school with Willie
iooke at Jeternburg.” said Mrs. Jor-
dan to the police. “We know one
another yearn ago. 'l‘littu when I Illt'I
him in Stamford, it With natural that
the: bill acquaintance ahould
I am bin.
or unusual in that? i tell you I know
nothing about lilo cutie. l'ni .qut be
lug poateretl to death; that‘s all, You
think I have been lyina.
haven‘t. To tan , tlou me till
doomsday. and I won't tell any other
story. I don‘t know any other. 1 hard
been telling the truth."
Detective Manon believer that MI‘N.
Jordan will tell another ttttiry before
long. lie, Chief Brennan and othern
believe itlie known more about the
affair than iihe hon told than for.
Roy Butler, 9. stepson of the mar—
dered woman. was arraigned before
Judge Young In thy City Court, this
morning. churned w th the theft of a
gold watch valued at 315 from\ his
father. The watch was formerly litre.
Butler‘n. On her death it panned Into
her husband's nonunion. . Sunday
mornin the attention not permission.»
so to t a nutter home and ital. come
clothing with which to tit-eel tile re-
mains of lilit mother. in a trunk in
Ith. house was the watch. The young
fellow took the Watch away. He said
he took it. for note keeping. in:
method 0! rule hoopla: attack the
min. or Stamford. Mild this lllOl‘llEllgi
that a warrant would Ill all likelihood :t'tninectlou with the lllllI‘Ilt‘l'.
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The muss oi t'\‘ltll.‘lll'i‘ taltcn dnrlnizr
the week by I’Inltt-rton lietticiiren Mil» 1
son in the. form of statements from iHUIIi‘)’ :iiiti Tar as n throat and lung
1pm."- 3 rcinoily. anti on account of the great
iwill alvtt Illu stiinc satisfaction.
publication about the case. this llll'll‘lli ,inlldiy laxative. It
colored i ”mom...
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be l.e_{nnimitlsi become abundant. a
newnd. (if (untrue be In my friend and ifll‘llOllIll. “t shooting may "“"m “mm“
It there anything atriinge table.
1 H.” W," l ‘ftpm‘lflnltill who. after all
ipolicrt as a hit unique. lie promptly
pawned the watch for “3.30. The boy
lwun arrested by l‘olIt-eiunn McMahon
lie pleaded guilty In tho charge.
through l'rttliution one. guardian ad
'ylltoin. lie was Illli‘tl $5. .\ llii‘lltl
? paid the fine.
The notice any this incident has: no
Youiii:
illntler “it.“ not in the bonito on tho
”1* would not mnltt: Duh. ; illtliit of tho iiitirtler. He liatbnot been
tlivlng tlierp for some time. The pit-
l lice lll‘i‘ looking him up. nevertheless.
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THE ORIGINAL.
Foley tit. (lo, Lililcttiro. originated
liner“ and popularity of Foley's lion-
rmtn others with whom It was thought try and TM mnnr imitations are 01TH"
‘,ed for the genuine. Ask for Foley’s
liloncy and Tap and ret‘iist- any uniniti-
iiitti offered as no other preperation
It is
contains no op-
;iatm and il-l sateen for children and
lilolicute persons. Sold at l’laiuted‘fi
drug store. "
CONNECTICUT DEER.
'I‘linl deer are becoming more and
“m ““8 N no menu: “""UMM 3" " Inioro conniion lll (,‘ttnnt-cticut in unit»
tented by frequent reports that one or
linorc of the beautiful creatures have
I
”ll“ been seen. 'l‘hl‘y are not no common
on the other hand. but that the night
of a deer is still considered something
tor a novelty. Wort: that not so III“
of deer in any particular
neighborhood would not be so widely
reported or l't'it‘inl so lllllt‘ll attention.
The present law, which will lil'tlli'l'l
ldecr nnill lilll, in proving effective.
and by the time It t‘xlfll't‘fl. deer may
be. ito abundant In their favoriti-
woodii and paattiren that their DI‘I‘H~
ence will be accepted at: it matter or
course.
The fact that deer are carefully pro-
tected In Mneancliuuotts helpa to
guard them in this State. In Manhu-
chunettu. an in Connecticut, they are
frequently soon and highly ‘upprecttit-
ed. Some of the hiiutcrn will niwnya
tlook Ionizlntzly at. the deer, anti It‘ the
limited
But deer are nut-Ii fiivorileti
that people are not likely to consent
to nothing them left unprotected. IN‘I‘I'
have nine tgtlntl f’l‘lt‘llliH in tlic l'l'lll
m‘ri twin-l.
itt‘llI protectira of gtiiiio of all kinds.
DEATH RATE IN NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO.
During November and December.
1903. one-fifth of the deaths in New
York and Chicago were front pnBIlnltb
nia. Foley's Honey and 'I‘ar not only
atom the coach but. heaia and
titrenstiiene the lungs and preventa
pneumonia. so do not. take chances on
n cold wearing away when Foley's
Honey and TM will cure you quickly
and prevent iterlouti reunite. Sold
at Pleicled'n drug store. "
”PW
noremu . who had been reading of the
latent ow. York Ichndlll; "hero they'w-
gone out emitted it man or hein' in-
3:93;!" nuthin‘ more than “fun met-—
r ."
"Well. heart that party good evi-
dence?", in aired the Patrick philan-
Clifton-4400 eville Courier-Journal.
“DAM it till.” raid the Squedunk ig- ‘
SO
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS. i
What Ma “es the Store
‘News interesting
STORE NEWSIB ALWAYS INTERESTING TO THOSE WHO HAVE
MONEY TO SPEND. IT TELLS YOU ABOUT THE NEW THINGS. IT
OFTEN GOES INTO DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF STYLES: IT EMPHA-
SIZES QUALITIES; IT QUOTES PRICES: IT KEEPS YOU POSTED FROM
WEEK T0 WEEK CONCERNING THE FRESH ARRIVALS OF SEASONA-
BLE MERCHANDISE. IT IS AN INDEX THAT POINTS THE ROAD TO A
RIGHT ECONOMY. THIS ADV. I8 FILLED WITH TIMELY NEWS. NOT
A LINE SHOULD BE SKIPPED IN THE READING.
BEAUTIFUL WASH WAISTS
FOR WOMEN
Wash \VitlHI productions thin scu-
t‘ioii are more artistic than t‘Vt‘l' and
the prices cituno one to wonder how it
In done. but. done it in. and hero's the
proof.
liadiea‘ White Lawn Shirt Waints
with black dots, Slit-(dill at. 500.
Itatliofi‘ Wliiie Mtiilraii Shirt Wnlittii.
nicely luckt-tl, :it. Iiiic.
Ladien' White l.iiwn t—ili‘irt Wait-its.
eiiiliroitlery trimmed and tucked iii 3t.
Ladiea‘ White Lawn Shirt Wallets,
different. styles and makes. plain luck-
ed and “We trimmed, in $1.37. and
$1.50.
SNOWY UNDERMUSLINS
it. will pay you well to make an
early Investigation of the following
lots. You will find them all well
made and full generann sizes. ’l‘tiey
coat you about the, price of. bare run-
teriala at present, market rater}.
liadiee’ Muslin DraWers. good quali-
ty with lieint-itltt-lit-id ruffle fit 250.
ladleu’ (lanibric Drawers. with deep
rutlle oi' embroidery. at. 39c.
liadics' (lood Quality Cornet (lovers,
prettlly trimmed, at 25c.
Ladlen' mug White Shirts. deep
iiotint-c. cttmlirlc rutlle. Hamburg triin~
inetl, SliFt'llll at Site.
83-85 Washington Street.
WOONSETéW
In the current fashions the absolute correctness of the Corset
is more than ever of vital importance. Its lines either make or mar
the beauty of the smartly modeled gown. Our large variety of the
latest models enables us to fit perfectly figures of every proportion.
In the line are "Thomson‘s Glove Fitting.” “C. B.." “Warner's
Rust Proof." “.F P.." "Redferu," and the famous “R '8: G" tapering
waist styles.
Our prices range from 500 to $3.50 per pair.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWA‘ K.
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Bargains in Ready to Wear Hats
WERE $2.98 AND $1.98, NOW 500. MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER. .
AGENT FOR BANNER PAJTERNS,
S. S. TILLOTSON'S.
so WASHINGTON smear. sou-m NORWALK. CONN.
COMPARE IIIESE PRICES Willi WHAI YOU ARE PAYING
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ................................. 250 001.
3 CANS SALMON FOR ............................................. 260
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ......................................... 25¢
MERWIN'S HAMS .............................................. 12: LB.
3 LBS. CHOPPED BEEF ........................................... 250
LEAN POT ROAST ........................................ 10c La. UP
ROAST BEEF .............................................. tot: LB. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ............................................ 100 LB.
6 LBS. GROUND BONES ............................................. 25o
NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL. U
JACOB SCHAUB,
H-.. . . .. . .. ............ . .,... . ..-. u.» ”A... .. -......_a..
'Phone, 322-2.
Am
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years. has borne theolgnatnro of
and line been made under his per-
sonal supervision since Itii tummy.
. ' Allow no one todeceive you In thin.
All Connterl‘eltii, Invitations and “Junt-an-goml" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Initiate and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cantor-Iii iii a harmleue inibutltuto for Cantor Oil, Paro-
irorie, Drop» and Soothing Syrups. It; in l’ienmnt. It
contulnn neither Oliilllll,‘DIOI‘IIIIIIIH nor‘otlior Narcotic
Nllhlltnllcc. Its use In its guarantee It destroys Worm!
and tillayu It‘averlnlmnt-iii. It. curt-iii Dian-Inna and Wind
iolic. It. rolloven Teething Troubles, ennui Constipation
and li‘lntiilency. It assimilate» the li‘ood. regain the
Stomach and Doweln, giving- healthy and no sloop.
The Children's Panacea—Tito Mother's Friend,
ceuutue CASTORlA ALwnve
’ Bean the Signature of
The Klntl You'Haie‘
l . In Use For OverOONearegf;
.mn um» w on nun-Ilium
- ' ‘ ‘ i" am . .",
Norwalk Chronicler