Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 22, 1905 · page 3

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4*.w1usrs.

son ”mud AND

 

IVIO
froni 690 to $1.95
E. K.Banko,

45 AND 47 WEBT WASHINGTON 8T"
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NOR ALK. CONN.

 

Local News Notes.

 
 

 

A 'wnhrnuniirOnEcur.

For Norwalit nttd vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight uIIlI 'l‘Iiitl‘Htltt)’. The
alarm that panned ()Yt‘l‘ this vicinity
yesterday in now out at non ot't Nut»
tuckot. I’It‘utmlll Wt‘iliilPi' prevulin
genoruliy oust ol' the Minnittnippl riv-
er. An extended urea of low pressuri-
iu control this morning itt the north-
weht. Conditions favor for thin vi-
cinity partly cloudy wcttthcr with slow-
ly rising temperature.

'i‘hc public SI‘IIUOIH will clonc on Fri—
titty for the spring vuctttlon of one
Wreck.

—-llttvc yottr horscs clipped ttt. 'I‘il-
ly‘s cttrrlttgt- i'ttctory.

\‘l'ttlltlng t‘lub, ol'
rtttt to Nor-

'i‘hc Drttgginth'
Stamford. will have it
wulh itt tltc ttour tutttrc.

Rév. (‘hurlcs M, Scllcck, oi‘ Nor—
wuik, bud churgo ot’ the inepten itcr-
vices itt St. Mttrit's t'httt-ch, Now (Jun-—
tutu, last night.

lIcv. W. l’, liowncs. Hour 01‘ Trip-
ity (‘httch Ncw ”own. will prt-ttch in
Trinity ltlpiscopul t‘httrch. I"I'Itltly ovc-
ning at 722th o'clock.

C

Miss Mnry IE. Woolcy. M. A.. ~prcsi~
dent oi‘ hit. iiolyokc collcgv. South
littdloy_ Mttss.. will visit t’ricnds itt
Nt'W IItIYt'II. ncxt wt-clt.

Arthur Hitchcock. oi" Wont street.
is now ctnpioycd in Iiislop'u dry goods
storo in Stamford. Iic commutes to
his homo in South Not-walk daily,

Miss Agncs ltatt-ht'ord IIIIS rcsigned
her position with M. S. Smith & (30..
and hits tithe-n u pincc in thc mllllncry

 

depttrtmcnt of ii. Kricgor & (loft;
«tore.
A tolcgraph polo \vtts dislogccd

sontt-whcro ttlottg thc course of tho
Norwulk rivcr Mondtty ttt‘tcrnoon. and
lodgcd for some tltnc on tho rocks ttn-
dor tho thll street. bridge.

’l‘hc I’lndcttvor (.‘lt‘clc ni' tho King‘n
llttttghtcrn ot‘ the South Norwnllt Cott-
grcgittiottttl Church will Itold tt moot-
mg this :tftcrnoim. with Mrs. .I. It}.
(‘orL at l‘.’ I“i'tiiiltllli FII'IIIH. ’

 

 

--»--~All tuttkccm 11nd Itiittlt-l oi' ruhncr
tlron pttt on and repnlrcd ttt 'I‘iily's
(:Ht‘rittnt- i'tlciory.

'l‘ltc pricc of cggs. whiit- t-ottsldcr-
ttbiy lower thttn through tho wintcr. In
still too high to "Hike «gas wry t‘IIt‘tIII
muting, 'i ucy lII‘I‘ selling at twcttty-iivo
cunts in most of the stores,

Rev. li‘ttthcr li‘itzgibhottn. ot‘ Wcst.
Norwulk, who his bccu conducting
Lenten services in St. Aloysius'

Church. Ncw t‘ttnatttt_ for tho IltIHI two
woolti-t. [)I‘HH‘Ilt‘tl lttst night.

The cntirc Third Roglmcnt. will ut—
tcnd tii‘v unvciling of n sitttuc in Now
London nt'xt month ttttti (‘ompunlcs l)
um] I". of Norwullt. will, of coursc.
Itttve purl lit the cct'cmonios.

John .l. (Yultili, the Won-known Nor-
wttlk htthchztil plttycr. who IitIR Iii-cu
ittld up by illnctts for some time. at
his homo in licldcn ith'IIIIP, rcottmcd
his tltttics. Monthly. at tho It & (t cor-
nct factory.

__.....____.—

-—-Womcn love it clottr. healthy 00!“-
picxion. I’urc blood mttkcn it. Bur-
dock Blood Bittcrn ntttltcs pure blood.

Mr. (lolt'. n Hillt‘rillitm for tho Amor-
lcttn l‘upcr I’ttil told Box Company.
sturtcd ottt from Norwnlk on it trip
ytPHII'l‘llti)’. E. ii, lint-ding. vice—pretti-
dcnt of thc company. will ttlso SIIII'I
ottt on :t trip In it i‘l-w tittytt.

"I‘wo rcsidvnccs httvt- rcccttlly bct‘tr
told through thc ttgo-ttcy ot‘ 'i‘ttylor &
(loldcn. "i‘ho Slutcr propcriy on Scy-
tnour I’lttcn wutt sold to Frank builder
:tttd thc Willitttn i. Sit-yous .Ir., pint-o
in itownyton With HUIII to Mrs. Mary
IIttrcltty.

(indict-y and Norman Show. of Ito-
ton liili. intro withdrawn from the
South Nprwnlk High School. 'l‘ho tor—
tnct' IIIIH scoured II position with E. S.
ItttIklcy ttnd Illt‘ lutlur onc with May.
or i‘Iturlvn-ii Dow, in tho httrdwnro
buxittcuu.

 

 

~«Ntttnwtz Socittl tutti Dttnco not] (I.
ll, A, M. dogma It'll!“ drill. given by
Ihutulttn I“()WIt.‘I‘ W. II. (7... iii Mystic
Chitin Iittlt. MtlI‘t‘h 22. 1906. Souvenir
prtw'ntod to everyone ttttcndlng.

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to $1.00 with [Invoc'u (lions Cnrrlugo
Paint. It woinhu it to it on. more to
the pint than othertt. wean; longer and
gives u glotttt count to new work. Bold
by (i, b). Dow.

...,...~...._ ”.4. «J... .L..—V.M_W

“Mlttotlter Lot

at thou Sweat Sugar Cured Merwtn’l
Hanna and Bacon, 12l/ac lb.

Int would” unit. 100 It.
I

tumult—titular

 

 

 
 
 
 

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\\‘c itrc pritttctl and cxpcctttnt for tltc l
ltusincss which wc hopc is in storc for its.

Wc rculirc Illill lllt‘ amount of littt-iillcss
:ts wc how :1 firm bclici thttt ihc couccrn gc

 
 
 
 
 

:tcctmtntotltttions in thc forth of rcusonnltlc I
is citsy to pronttsc. wc admit. but tvhcu w

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ttt'cn't wc'.‘

ctlttippctl to u‘it'c you ltcttcr goods at lowcr
ill town its wc lutrc \IIIlllllllt‘tl capital to ho
.to scll closc. '

titttructions. which cost tuoncv ttutl tttltls to
busutcss and to ihc priccs :ttttl tuorcovcr \\‘L'
sontthlt- prolit.

This is our pltttIornt .‘iilll till thosc both
ncw oncs will tintl that it will bc vcrv IIlllt'l
trttdc with its.

sci of thc bcst oi' cottsiticrtttiott :tntl trcattucut

 

I"lWithyoh

same proportion as it ollcrs low priccs, good goods and financial

tucttt with tltc "goods. scrvicc null priccs," \\’t‘ arc talking "busincss."
Ihttt s just tltc way wc arc going.r to (lo.

\\'c ttslt for your trttdt- and custom Iit‘t‘iillhi‘ wc

ltccpiug it is no :tnttttcttrislt job as long cxpcricttcc luts

k .

. ‘
tusy :tud’nctivc Spring

tlcpcntls solcly upon llh‘
in the patronage itt tht-

tntl cosy pttyntcntn. It
c lutclt up cycry Sliilt“

hclict'c wt- :trcr.
pt'iccs than tttty ltottsc
_\' closc and this utcttus

\\'c t‘lllltllit‘l our busincss on an cconotnicnl basis. no frills. no

iltc cxpcns'c of doing:
ttrc cottlcttt with it t‘c:t~

prcscnt cttstotnct‘s Itiul
l to thcir tttlvttntttgc to

\'\'c invitc you it) opcn :tn :tccttttut :tntl Wc :tssnrc you at thc out"

. (ictting ltttsincss :tntl
titttu'ltt us.

llttt tltct‘c is :t wztv illlll wc lit'llt'Yt' wc know \l'lltil it Is and thc tltt'cc

pt'iucipnl poringr stoncs inc

6000 60008. [OW PRICES AND

EASY PAYMENIS.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

\\'c cull your spccittl :tttt-ntiou to our clothing tlt'liiil‘ltllt‘lll \\ itcrc

gztrtncnts for all ntctttltcrs o

LADIES’ SUITS. SPRING STYLES .......... $ 8.00
MEN'S SUITS, SPRING STYLES ...........

MEN‘S OVERCOATS. SI'IOR’I‘ AND SNAPPY .
BOYS‘ SUTS, DURABLE AND STYLISH .
GIRLS' SUITS. STYLISH AND SWAGGER
STYLISH MILLINERY. PARISIAN MODLES .

SENS'IBLE snorzs. FOR

 

i' tltc Ittntily llili) lH' Itlllittl.

to $35.00

7.00 to 35.00

10.00 to 20.00

3.00 to 10.00

5.00 to 12.00

3.00 to 10.00

MEN AND WOMEN . 2.00 to 4.00

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“OI'OOICOICM ”WWW

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

32 50v" . Mam Street.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

AT PRESENT WHOLESA

Wholesale rates moan wholesale transactions.
Stoddard Lectures twenty car—loads at a time.

same scale. We reduce expenses to
thorough llnal canvass of each city,thereby bun

 

of our best salesmen are here for a shorttlmo
offer, show the Work, and glvo you an opportun
rates.
LAR RATES FOR OCCASIONAL ORDERS,

FOR A LIMITED TIME TO SECURE

JOHN L. STODDARD’S LECTURES

a minimum by making a quick, yet

collections at one--haliw hat they would cost it‘scuttoreti.

WHEN THEY LEAVE YOU CAN OBTAIN IT ONLY AT REGU—
or at an advance of one—half.

LE RATES

We order paper for the
We print and bind on the

chingprders, deliveries, and
To this end a corps
only to explain our special
ity to secure It at wholesale

 

This advance is
absolute and un-
avoidable.
wholesale offer

Our

is possible only on
the above basis,
it being salt-evi-
dent that when
the cost 0! pm-
ductlon or distrl-
batten ohmy arti-
cle increases the
price to the pur-

se. .. ,M “rm“...

 

 

Will N Am,

This edition I: en-
tirely from new
plates, and is the
best printed, best
bound. and in all
respects the most
satlslactory ever
issued. It is uni-
form an d com-
plete, containing
A L L O F M R .
S TOD DA RD ’ 5
TRAVEL - l. L’ C-

 

 

chascr must .‘r‘r
creusc also.

THE COST IS LESS THA

thing of tho great world.

lhown by our rapruontattven, who will give you to

BALGI-I Bags. 00., m...

 

250.000 Mlluo of Travel In an Euy Chair 1t your}
own Fireside with John L. Stoddard

Less than a. two tittyts' trip to New York, mukittg it ousy i or ttll)’ mun, however limited I‘IIII
tithe or menus. to realize that ta‘trottg and univortutl (IcHIro of the human lttmrttto travel
~40 got; out of tutti ilwuy from tho cotntttonploco rut of daily life. and sec null lent-n homo-

FIIII A SHORT TIME 0

THE FAMOUS BTODDARD LECTURES Ira ofl'orstl at SPECIAL WHOLE-
SALE RATES and on EASIES‘I‘ TERMS OF PAYMENT.

TURESANDALL
HIS VIEWS. .

N YOU 'III-lIN K

LY

 

The work Ill being;
It particulars.

BOLI PUILIIHIRI

FIELD ITIIIT. IOOTON

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

plumm- round ltint not

 

I
l tug. Hln
tam «tied for a jury trial at the cue. ,

STATE D. A. R. MEETING.

I

To br Held with Susan C.tcrlngton
Clarke Chapter, Meridon.

.\l tho ili‘.litiiltill ot‘ Sttsttn t‘ttt‘rinii-
tot. t‘l.tth.- (humor. I). .\. It.. the JIII‘
Iilltil Ittlsillt’ss tncctint; of tho chnptvt‘
i‘t'tlt'lllrt Ittltl IIII,‘ tlt‘lt'glllt‘fi tttttl tillt‘l"
Il.llt'~ t-lt ‘tvd to rcprcscnt (‘onnt-cticttt
Iii lIlt' t‘ontltn-utttl t‘oltgrcss of III.) or-
ltlt‘l’. will Ilt‘ hcltl lil'.\'l ’l"ucstlzty :tt thi-
I-‘irst i‘ontzrcnnvtotutl t‘lilll‘tll in Mort
dctt. ’l‘hv morning scssiott \\'lll ttpcrt ttt
to if. “which and lit.» IIIIHIIH'HS will iti-
t‘tllllt‘ titt- Iti't‘ht‘ltlitllttii oi' t‘oporis. llll‘
t‘tllliiitlt'l'illltlll ot' propost-ti tttttcttdutt-nts
to tho ttttiiotttti constitution tIIItl by"
‘ltttts. tltc I‘II‘I'IltIlI of it sttttt- t‘cttcnt iIIIII
olhct oilir'cl‘s tilitl litt- ttllISIllt‘l'ltlllIII of
t-IIII'II othcr busint-ss us tony tut brought
up.

'rlll‘ invittttion to tho sitttt- socicty
’wtts cttt-udcti by Susan t‘nrrinzztou
(‘lurktl t‘httptcr through Mrs. H. \Yttlcs
Lincs ttnd wits ncccplctl by Mrs. Surn
’I‘. i\'ittttcy. lllt‘ stttit- rcgcttt. Mrs. I.lIIt's
lttlcr ttppoitttt-ti thc followinu bonds of
coutntlttwcs: IAIIIt‘IIt'II'I. MW: tlitnrlcn
Linslt-y: trttins. Miss Murr licttltttnt:
tltnctzrutious, Miss Lucy i’ccit. MIHH (Tol-
‘iins, litrtx. .l, (J. 'i‘httyt-r; ttshvrs, Miss
t‘ttrollttc Corliss: tutu-iv, All“ I-‘ l'.
lit-urts. Mrs. l.. K. Curtis. it is ox.
poctctl llilll tt rt-ct-ptlou contutittoo will
. ltc ttppointod ttt tttc iIIIlIIIlII iilt'i'illlg of
tho chuptcr Sulttrdny. |.uuclu-on tic-
Iit'IH will bo Di‘tl\'ItIt|Il for th.» itch-gulch
to tho HIIIII' i'ttlit‘t'lilltlil ttl Till cunts
ouch. und It is ttcsircd llltii l‘t‘gt‘IIIt-i or
tit.~ ttttious cltttptcrs notify Mint-t I‘lllu
Hilllllt, Nit IIIZI Main HII't‘l‘l. Murillo“,
how utility will nttcnd.

CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
,cotltultut itilHtIllllilly nothing tttjttr.ottn
[Hill for t‘tllitziltt, colder, troup unJ
. whooping cough II IIIIR no oututl. For

‘tutlc by Stilh-ton-I’ownll (,‘otpot‘tttiott.
l t‘llttord I'itnrutttcy. I’ll-rct 'i» iirldgc
ll’llfli‘tllitt')’, ZI‘IIIIIHt-l I’lutrttttwt. "

into YOU HAVE A WARRANT, con.
STABLE?

l Accordion to it tsttlt vulva-ml in tho
lt'ottrt ul' t‘ontntott I’lcutt. t'ontuuhiv
.ilczvklult Allctt. or Wuntport slut-mi up
u prottc kt'illt' ut III-ill wItt-u In.- took
Adotplt Kl‘illtit in ctttuody tout conllnmt
'IIIIII In tho t-lutoottucit lockup for two
Itttttl‘u. Kraut. it. l‘i’Itll'IIlI) It pray I”
= ritzhtuotut in l’ nation. for Ito intuit tho
I. cotudttltlv for $1,000 «turnout-s.
‘5 Mr. Krutm tontplnittu thut upon No-
l votttbor it, tho-t. (iotuttublo Minn with
ltorcn ttttd orum tiitl IIHNIIIII hint tIIitI
. {turn him to loam» hht lttntltwut and no
. through tlu- public ntrtu-tn Io IIII‘ Ionic
.up, without .tt warrttnt. tilt of which
’Ihiurt-d thr- t-rcdit IlIitI ruputtttion tilltl
.twlt' t‘t'ItIIN'I of tho pitthttIIT httd who
IWtot t-ompriied to vxpnml itt- Illrtu’
:, tutut of I25 to «court» liltl retvtmo.

ll.- ttlw complains 1th the raid con-
ninblo wouldn‘t allow him to procttrc
n IJtJItIIIIltIlIII. which' he could rottdiiy
ltttvo tIOlIt‘ tutti vhc been allowed.

Re What brought before .IIIIIIINI or
the i’cuct- Samuel A. Pttrdy, tuton tt
chariot of theft of timber from Duly
‘ & Hoibrooit. preferred by .Itttucn Barium
it grmttt juror from Wesiport. 'i‘ho
guilty of tho
crimp whereof he was is urged. Titti-
ing all those matters
lion. Mr. KI‘HIIH tell that until III un-
der H.000 will nuttt-oiy heal tits leci-
nttorneys. Walsh 0 Hubboii.

 

bttylutt und m-illng ltIlt‘lil) stocltingu;
(fht‘ul) HltitikIIIKI-l art- not, cheap at tiny
pricc; it's tho good. ltottcst ntookings
til it rcttsonttbly low pricc that pooplc
:trt- ttt‘tcr now-n-dttys.

from ilh- to 27.4:
ht'tttctl
iloyn and NIH” littstcr Iii'owu‘s Slutcrn
Stitching." l'or tilt-is. t-tcry pulr guitrtttt-
tcctl. ‘thc it pnir.
or Hltit‘ltiltlzs‘ tt IIIISII‘I' llrottn lIi‘thIIIL"
Boolt.

2i IIIIII'H l'ttt' 27w.

IIltH'lt' llosc_ .s'lil‘f'itil ill tho it pitit'.

(‘oltott Hos.- :tl 'Jbt' ti pttlr.

I’ltiili Lislt'. t‘xll'ii L'IIIlilI. at 31340 n pnlr.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Into mailman».

 

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SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.

 

 

Complete Preparation lot The hit

Season’s Business

IT IS JUST THAT, NOTHING MORE. NOTHING LESS. EVERY

SECTION OF THE STORE I8 FILLEDWITH BRIGHT FRESH MER .
BIGGER Th%%%gT MERTCHE lEEBSTE MARnhlS, MERCHANDISE SUITECSITFO

l HA DI HAT YOU WILL. BU .
MOST SATISFACTION. V “TH THE UT
ITS TRADE POSSIBILITIES. LT
THAN NOW. ON THE. THRESHOLD OF THIS NEW SEASON.
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR BUYING PUBLIC, AND WE
WANT TO IMPRESS YOU WITH THE FACT THAT THIS STORE STANDS
READY TO CATER TO YOUR BUYI NO NEEDS, AND FEELS ITS ABILI-
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROFIT.

SPRING BUYING BEGINS

THIS STORE IS ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE TO
WAS NEVER MORE WIDEAWAKE
WE FEEL‘

A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
OF SHIRT WAIBTS

Nowhcrc in mudcupdom lint-t Ihc tie-
sigut-r tutti mutter produced more ttt'tis-
tic. I‘ll't‘i‘lh‘ tlutu in WUIIIHIS waists.
'i‘horc Ill't‘ no hotno—n‘tndu walnut. now‘a»
duyH; docsn'l my in tho turn of HIICN
vulttct-t iIH thenc,

l.ttdics' Wltltc |.nwn
with liluclt ilots til Stir.

IN THE HOBIERY SECTION
\Vt' long into nluntdottod thc him of

\N'tl‘to got Iht‘II‘I.
tiltildrcu'n WIN Iiiuclt liibbod Hoslu
Shirl. Waist.
\\'t- lilrlt) carry it lull lllit‘ of tho t‘clo-
iittstvr III'UWII Stockings t'ol' intdim." li‘IKttl‘ttd (.ihttmbrny and Dim-
ity \I'ttists, spacial nl tiilc.

Iatdlcs‘ Whilo Litwtt Shirl thista.
IIIL‘Itl'tI trout and Iiitt'lt, cnthroidory
trinttttcd :tt. Shiv.

l.:itll"s' Whitc l,:I\\’II Shirt thistn.
“Hill“ with rows ot‘ otttitroidcry ttud
tuclts. ut '$l.5ti.

l.tttlics‘ \‘I’httc Sttlin ‘lJomttiost Walrus,
ttttttiu ltttw-t tut. to inner

I.titlit‘H' wtuu- Ilincu sum Want...
with lCntlu'oititvt-vd Ilots :tnd ’l‘utrkctl
Ilttclt :liltl I-‘ront at $l.:'tll.

83-85 Washington Street.

*‘consar‘s

. In the current fashions the absolute correctness of the Corset
13 more than ever of vital importance. Its lines either make or mar
the beauty 01' 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. R.“ “Rediern.” and the famous “R & G" tapering
waist styles.

Our prices range from 500 to $3.50 per pair.

N. E. RYAN,

86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.

s. s. TILLOTéoN I
HAS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF

Ready to Wear Hats In All The
Spring Styles

MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

It‘rt-c with cvcry pttlt'

I.titIIt'i‘-' Fittll‘ liluclt Ilosc, ltic n pttir:
bodics' I’htin or Drop Stitcht-d Ii‘LiHl

I,:tdic.<‘ Iliill‘lt lilill I“ilii<') Insio or

l.;ttltt\s lilttt-It lIrop Stilcltcd ttnd

 

 

“

COMPARE IIIIESE utters WIIIIWIIII you in runs

STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ....................................

3 CANS SALMON FOR ................. , ....................... 2.5.0. 03525
a CANS CONDENSED MILK ........................................... 25c
MERWIN'S HAMS ............................................. 12.: LB.
3 [385' $203,950 BEEF ....... ' .................................... 25c
LE P AST ........................................

ROAST BEEFQ. ............................................ i3: II: ii:
SHOULDER STEAK ............................................ tOc' LB.
5 LBS. GROUND aortas ............................................. 25¢

NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL. .

JACOB SCHAUB,

22 WASHINGTON STREET,

'Phohe. 322-2.

 

S

3,. \ fit. 3.

Tho Kind You Hove Always Bought. and which has been
In use for over 30 years, has home the nlgnntnre (If

and has been made under his por-

m Ronni nupervluion slut-o Its infancy.

. ' Adow no one to (Involvi- you in thItt.

All Cotnttcri‘clts. mutations and "Jtmtotttt-gootl" nre bub
Expcritttonts that. trItIo with and ontlttnuor tho Itouith ot'
Intitnt» out] Children—Expcrlenoo ngoInnt Experiment.

' What Is CASTORIA

Cttntorlu in n IIIII'IIIINIH uttbntitutn for Castor Oil. Poro-
goriu. Drop» and Soothing Syrups-t. It. In Pit-thumb. [It
ctmttttnu noithor Opium, Morpttitto nor otlttir Nttrttotlo
nttlmtmtco. It: nun III it.» momma-o. It destroys Worms
tttttl nlittytt It'l‘VePIMIIIII‘MI-l- 1t. cttrtm Diurrhtno and Wind
Colic. It. relieves 'l‘orthiug 'I‘ronblutt. ouroo Cmtutlpotlon
IIIIII Flutttloncy. It. uhuIIIIIIIIIIEH tho ll‘otut. romances the
Htoutttch um] Bowoln, giving Itcnltlty null natural slow.
The Children’s Pauttcmvw'liho Motto-rm Frlcml.

czuumn CASTOR|A ALWAYC

Bum the Signature of

 

~ The out routine Always Birgit

In Use For Over 30 Years.

m “MIN mum. W man» not». I“ aim OW"

 

 

 

 

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