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4 ‘ "pulvlloga of‘holltyluz.. t3 . h .
tor who has the work undor contrtiot,
no that you may ttxtonti this time, ii‘
you. In your Judmuout doom it wiaul
and for tho boat intore’t-it or the road.
now Ittttitir (‘llllHll‘llflIltlIl In Your town.
I helievo that this in a bother way to do .
than to be mandatory In fixing a day ‘
I.) B‘gflnmfwarmq AND
1‘7 fro
In 5th to $1.96
EJK. ; tanks,
65 AND 47 was-r SWAsHINoTON 812.
MAHAcKEMO‘ HOTEL neck.
’9‘!“ no iWALK. CONN.
MW
H
For Norwtuk alnd vit-iuity: Fall“ to-
night and Frld y. 'l‘bo storm that,
“'88 central in (i right yesterday mov-
WI I'll-the tloast k“ waH contra] over
(tonneotlcut tblaftuornlug. it produced
lluito heavy raini along tho coat-tr, but
It did not extttndg‘vcry t’ut' inland. The
storm will probably put-In out to sea
oi! the count or. Mnluo today. COoI
pleasant weather prevails in the cen-
tral and western soctlona. 'l‘ho tem-
perature is belowl freezing in the nurth-
ment. The weather in this vicinity
will be cool until pleasant.
WM
Ext-Governor it. C. lntmsbury, of
Ridgefleid, has lieon olotrtod treasurer
of the Union Typewriter (l‘ompany.
. _—-...,..-...._._~y-
Miss Ruth Smith. or Ridgoflold, has
returned homo after visiting friends in
South Norwalk. ‘
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Tho lineal moonlight nights of tho
present month wtll IIt’ from tho 15th
to the 20th.
George C. Eviarts. of tho t'ouiittock
Clothing Company. Norvalk. is in New
.York City today on a busincou trip.
—~Rooflng and ShPIlIIllIIg i’npors. our.
load just received. Hatch & Bailey CI).
Charles Rearliou is having his real—
deuce in Taylor arenuo ropaiutod, and
other I'lllpl‘Oi'tJlllt'nIs made.
The houses owucd by tho A. I)lt‘kt‘l‘-
man estate, in how» fill‘t‘ttl, are tiny
dorgoing extensive rt-pairs.
Lincoln Cotillit'll, No. -t. Ordor of [To-
itetl American Mt‘t'llttttlt‘s. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night in
Mystic (.‘hain Hall.
Joaoph ll. Brown, tho plumbor, who
has had a holy l‘t‘sllll‘llt‘t‘ undor t-on-
strut-lion in Taylor lll't'llllt‘ tor sumo
limo. is taking: IltIHSt'SHltlll this nook.
Au iniporlulltt luminous drooling ttt‘
tho Nuttuou ('Iub. tvt‘ Norwzillt. will be
bold tltiu ottnim: at tho olub I‘otIIIIR,
coruor of Math uutl Wall atroota.
Mrs. Aryillit Williams, of Nowbut‘g.
N. i’.. into btou tho ghost this wuok
. of hor shut-r. Mrs. (loot'go W, Harris,
l.owo Ltrt-ot.
'l'bo Helping Hand tili‘t'lo of the
Norwnllt Molluullst t‘liurt'li will Inoct
Friday iti‘tornoou at :l o‘clot-k with Mrs.
Charles C. Iy‘os‘ of Wont Main iuroet.
Dent-on John D. Taylor rommonced
work youtortltty on the annual house».
clouding at tho lv‘alt‘ilold (‘ouuty (‘hil-
tlron'a llomo. thstport art-Into. and
will bo ongagotl in this task for the
next ten tluyts.
.lanIoH Fulwy, twouty~ouo yours-t old.
tho hutlor otnployotl by 1.. ll. Illglow,
of Illtlgt‘lllt‘il. at llIl-l wlnior rositlent'o.
III West End at't'uuo, New York, fell
from tho l‘ottrtlt story whilo t‘Itflullng
windows, and was ltillod.
.loliu Nolan. who was t-lootod that no.-
lcctmau of lllartford Monthly. formor-
ly llvod in Norwalk, and workod on
The Hour. lio in n prlIItt-r and now
t-tmtlIIt-tit a largo ostoldislunout in
Hartford.
Waltor ltttuo. who boa boon working
in Bullock and I’rioo'n South Norwalk
utoro for tho. punt woolt. has Itt’wn tram-i-
I'oI'rt-ti to ”W tiroonwb-h utoro. tit-time
Stylish Cheviots
Latest Weaves in
A handsome assortment of
telling and effective features.
SUPERB. AUTHORITATIVE.
OTHERS FROM $10 TO $30.
Handsome Broadcloths,
and Mixtures,
Panama. Cloths.
Smart Suits with the latest
COMPLETE.
FOR
Men and Boys
‘ $8 to $25.
We submit to your attention an attractive display of
Spring Suits.
The garments are carefully made, and the popular and
fashionable ideas are shown in the shoulders. length of coat
lapel and general appearance.
We provide you with a good fit. and to do this we fre~
qucntly make alterationsto suit the whims and parti‘ular
‘ ideas of our customers.
Nabby ( and Smart
Spring Suits
STATE ROAD WORK 'ilIlH quoutlon. anoint-r tort-o is at
BEGINS NEXT WEEK i work. it Itl not condition» on tho top;
aw
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South Norwalk.
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from tho nhouldora and gutters eutiro-
l.\'. If it furtu l'tlIlt‘l' ('UllItI be had. it
dotinltoly. You. being right at home
and in llt‘ltl' lltPt‘t'HH to the portion of
highway in your town that in now uu-
dor contract to ho ctuIi-Itrutitud. should
ho tho hoot indigo of tho character oi‘
tho work it tho ground is it! a ‘tttllilllllil
condition to how IIIItJ Work tautorotl up
on luuuotllattlly or not and carried to
a aucticnnt’ul courhmlou.
.Will you ltinwly notify this Ofllttt't
after you havo notified tho contractor.
no that we may ho put in touch with
ovorythlng conducted with tho. work
in your town. i have named tho ihth
day oi‘ April no as to have uniformity
as far as pottalble. anti also that whim
l commotion to make lnupectlonu
throughout the utate. I can make It
cotuituttoti inspection.
The. ootutulaalouer compliments tho
aelectuicu generally on the care uhowu
in lumping up the roads and any»: in hit-I
third lottor:
it has boon with great satisfaction
and oxtronu- prldo whou 1 Intro boon
asltod ”to attention. “How do tho
town tukd‘ curo of their roads after
thoy huro boon rotiatructtui. tlo they
ncgloct tlIouI or do they, koop thom hi
good repair," that I have replied. “Tho
towna throughout tho state of Connec-
tions on a rule take good Clll'tf of our
state roads. either of macadam, grow
oi or simply earth oonatrmdlon. in-
volving only grading.“ I think that,
atateutcut, butt boon homo out in no»
that fact and that the towns of the
state. do take an ltonoat. pride and
doop inherent. in the work that baa been
done by the state. This is as it
should be. 4
Now [hut wo hnvo Htarlotl in to opon
up state. road work again. may i ask
that you make a port-maul visit. to all
l'mltli-l for which the state has too:
trlbtitod some of the expense and look
thont over, especially with a view to
tho t-lcauing out of ditches and opening
up the culverts. This winter has boon
long and totlioua and tho trot-u Illlt:
gone very deep into tho ground. and
one of the developments that contra»-
from a winter out-h an we havo passotl
through in the lifting up tlI' culverts.
Input-lolly in thin uotit-oablc in (till-
vortn of otouo construction. Wall‘s.
arc very liable to yield to tho iniluoncu
of such a acvoro wintcr an m- burr
liutl. it would bo well to examine all
walls and covcring stones and son it
tlioy arc in a propor that.» of repair.
so an to insure safety to the traveling
public. .
i hardly tlilnk it is unite tlmo. tIxCollt
in gravol construction to apply Very
much niatot'ial to tho roads as yolw
honor to wait two or lliroo woolts. do
pointing, of t'ouruo, upon tho loration
and tho- onuditlon of tho wcathor and
tho t-haraotor of tho uiutoi‘lnl I‘tllllptm
lug IIlt' road.
CHEATED DEATH.
liittuoy ll'ttlllliu ol'i-h t‘lltIF fatally,
glllll by choosing tlIt- right Illt‘tllt'illt‘. ill.
ll. \t'olt‘o, ot‘ l‘iour tlrovo. loud. cheat-
otl dontb.‘ He says: “'i‘\vo yours
into i had Klduoy 'l‘roublo. which millil-
od Int. grout pain. suft‘orlug and aux
Ioty. but i took ldlt’otrlo llittora. which
ottorttul u ootuploto curo. l ltavo antI
round tiiotn of grout bouoili. iu gouoral
tlt'lllllly IItItl uorvo ll'tllllilt‘.‘ulltl kcop
tthu t-tmsttiutly on hand. alum, as i
tlutl thoy lIlth’ no oqual." Ii‘. it. llux
tor~ druggist, guarantoos tbt-uI at Mir
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TRANSFER HAS NOT BEEN MADE
Persistent Rumor: Concerning Onta-
rio Road Officially Denied.
I’orklatcut rumors haro been In ctr-
culution for the past two days tlIut
I’ronltlont (3. S. MDIIl‘ll, of the Now lla-
wu road. had cotuplototl ticgotltttltins
with oillt‘lals of tho New York Control
for the transfer to tho luttor property
of the Now York. Ontario and Wosttvn
road. which wart I'ocoully IIt-qulrt-tl by
Ml‘. Mollon‘u company. Some of tho ru‘
IIIort-t stated that ”to transfer had no-
tually tukon place. Mr. Motion in re
ply to a question ,veatordny attttod
that this was not no. llo fluid:
“It has not ttikcu plnt‘o. it bur. not
hot-n t-onaitlorod by tho board of dlrco
turn nor has any proptmitlou boon l‘t“
(‘UIVPII or txittultlorotl looking to its
transfer or itulw up to the proaont."
Hausa.
AGENT Iron MAY MAN’I‘ON’S PATTERNS.
Completehepantitm For The hit I
Season’s Business ‘ ”
IT IS JUST THAT, NOTHING MORE. NOTHINO LEsa. EVERY
sEoTION on THE sTORE l8 FILLED WITH"IRIGHT FRESH MERCHAN-
DIsE, BOUGHT IN THE sEsT MAB KETs, MERcHANotsE stirrup To
YOUR NEEDa: MERCHANDISE THAT YOU WILL BUY WITH THE or-
MosT SATISFACTION. THIa aTORE Io ALWAvs WIDE AWAKE To
In. TRADE PossIstLtTtEs. LT WAG NEVER MORE WIDEAWAKI
THAN NOW. ON THE THREOHO'LD OF THta NEW SEABON. Wt: rut.
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR BUYING PUBLIC. AND WE
WANT To IMPRESS YOU WITH THE FAGT THAT THIS STORE oTANDG
READY TO CATER To VOUR BUYING NEEDG. AND FEELS ITs AatLt.
TY To FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROFIT.
SPRING BUYING BEGINS A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
IN THE HOSIER’Y SECTION OF SHIRT WAISTB
W9, long ago abandoned the idea of
buying and selling choap atocktnga; ngygggeggkggdggggggg1:33.333:
cheap ulucklnga uro not cheap at any “C effects than 12 womens watntl.
price: it's the good. honest. stockings .
at a reasonably low price that people Egg? figigothggemaffazzggtogzz-gfl
are after now-n-dnys. We‘ve got them. ,
Childron'n Fast. Black Ribbon lloao. ”grille? Sign Lawn
from We to 250.
with Black Dots at 600.
b Wedaltfii carry a full line of the Cole-
rate uator Brown Stockings for Ladles' Fl u ed Chambra a ti Dim-
gpyii‘ |and alsoplluator Brown's Sister's lty Waistn En -lal at 69c y n
. oot age or zirlit. every pair guaran- Ladies’ White at '
teed. 25o a pair. Free with every pair tucked front anlia bficRShgfimem:
(gt efiottktnga a Hunter Brown Drawing trimmed at qgc » '
oo . ' I '
”mm. Fast. Blapk Hosp, it) . lu'tdiea’ White Lawn Shirt Wuistl.
"a pair. made with rows of embroidery and
tut-kit, at $1.60.
3 pairs for 25¢.
Ludleit' Plain or Drop Stitched Fast
Ladlett' White Satin Domates Watets,
made latest cut. at $1.69.
Black iiooo. special at the a pair.
Ladles' White Linen Shirt Walrus.
Lntliea' Black and Fancy Lisle or
Cotton Hose at 2130 a pair.
with Embroidered Dots and Tucked
Bank and Front at $1.50.
Ladies Black Drop Siltohetl and
l’laiu Lisle, extra good, It Site :1 pair.
MME. LAURA. THE CELEBRATE!) PALMIST WILL BE AT OUR
STORE NEXT WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 3.
READINGS, 25c.
83-85 Washingtbn Street.
80 ALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS
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Shirt WM“
Here’s Goo News!
LADIES' WHITE NUN'S VEILIN G WAISTS. SHIRRED YOKE, WITH
HEADING OF THREE DEEP TUCKS. LATEST STYLE SLEEVE, A
GREAT LEADER WITH US AT $1.98, SPECIAL THIS -WEEK, ONLY $1.45..
N. E. RYAN,
sowrisumo'rou ST.. SOUTH NOR
sf” of TtLioTs‘ON‘ " '
WE ARE NOW SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEW AND SEASONABLE IN THE
, Millinery Line
Opening March 50th. S’Jlsl and April lsl.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WALK.
SCHAUB‘SIVIE‘AT MAERET.
J. W. DODGE, successor
SPECIAL UNTIL SATURDAY.
Shad ........................................ 25c andy35c each.
Codfish ......................................... 10c pound.
Roast Pork ......................................... . 12c pound.
Pork Chops ...... ‘ .................. . . . . . . ........... 13c pound.
Baoon ...................................... . ....... 13c pound.
Strictly Fresh Eggs .......................... . ....... 22c dozen.
Native Potatoes .................................... . .22: peck.
Apples ............. ' ................ . . . ............. 23c peck.
22 WASH
INGTON STREET.
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Phone 322-2.
“ FURNITURE
Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloth and
to! ilillt‘tltltli‘ll. it ht thora- uttdorucath.: “‘U‘IIII IN? woll, iluuicdlutoy after titt-
' . | .. . . ~ ‘
Commlnioncr Calls Attention of Se- tor upon all Hiillgmtlr-g ”i in...“ [mm I Ittuotul of all Ituiuo Monti. to Ioll tho
lectmen to Resumption of or t‘luy tin.» ttuItlqu-y 1,. m lift up In. ‘;l'IlIIl'P road no no to Hot lhostonoH hut-k.
lloao'liau rtuurnod to Illti old position
’ N 'l‘lto board of tllrct'toru ot' the Now
at tho Sillil‘) . or 'ulk aioro.
I‘Itli’t'll road will moot nt Now York
Suturduy for monthly
lettgono tlohlt-r. tho Waahlugttm
stroot Ililrlltl'l‘_ has [Illit‘t’tl It now out
umt‘tl drinking t'tll) on tho Nathan little
drinking fountain at tho Norwnlk Ar-
mory tor II‘II‘ t‘UlthlllIt‘nt't' of tho pub-
lIt'.
”WW
Lotto-I to W. A. Bronson,
Eut Norwalk.
lit-zu- tori: llow enuy it b4 to not
tltlntot tulxtitll 'I‘hII-t «onion from our
BKt-‘lllit. tuodurtt, it. K. & (t. W. Stlrkle,
Rotikttwuy, ‘N. J.
A Itnt'IthI'uy man was going to point
two iioumu. a your ago. loaland-oll.
Thor Illtltll’l'tl him to paint ono lloroe,
by. agree-Ind to boar any loan It mlsht
bring him.
(‘iuo or Illa liouttett ohalkodoft. and
ho unlit-d ttbr a. notttoniont.
'l‘ho botr. wait on tho wrong foot.
Mariano-oi in tho chalkor; not Do-
von. it, ulna a nthttttlto, not a bunco.
it hovotl chalked”! up load-and-oll
darn, it wimldn't «land a ghost, of It
‘Clllttflt'o in the market.
" Youra truly.
l“. W. Dhlt’tliil tit CO...
r. awn. In. Dow. South Norwnlk:
itubtiolt at Staples Hardware Company. l
Norwaik. tint! E, ii}. tinrhnm. Plant Nor-
wallt. sellinut paint.
, of tho» vmt Sour Gum Morwln’u
' Hum, my» III.
out 9 Gold» mutt. 100 lb.
thinker
‘ an.“ Strut... .
IN
Contractt. .
Stato Illghwny t‘tIuInIlitszlottt-r .lillllt‘Rl
stratification or quratlatu in its many “Hit ”in lltmlllmt ”Nil ”WY Ui‘i‘lilil"‘l
amorous and holtl it
tho
uttupoutlotl until’
wmItht-r IllOtIt‘I‘ltIt‘iI, pruotlt-ally'
last fall.
(if rout-Ho. you may Itarc some plat'ou
M. Macl'ItInnltl hIIa flt‘lll to Hl‘ltfl'llllt’ll putting II bridge ovor tho huburutle. I" .VMII‘ I'Ulltl III!” “M“ Iil‘ilki'll ill) Ill‘l“
till 0“... thc atatt- throo 1pm...“ in ro- lnIIiIotllatoly on the frost louvlntz tho. ill badly in Hputit.
hard to tho burn at rtInth. Ono ro-
Iatea to tho t‘aro ot‘ mucatlttm. anothcrl
ll-l in I‘cgurtl to tho gratlIu-i. uutl tho.
lhIrtl hi about tho opontnn Win it of tho“
Henson. Tito ootnutlualouor amt-Hg
that tho roads bo lookod llflt‘l‘ prtuupt.
ly. with the idea, though not no mo
pressed. that It stitch to limp tllh't‘iit
nine. , Q
The lottor rogartltug tho catto of:
inacadnrn its no follow: . t
Now that the witttor in about over;
and with the anow and too and front
taut disappoorlng all ovor tho Ittutc.
i think It in hoot to call your attoutlou
to the question or an early lnitpr-otlou
of the roads which havo been con~
utructod in your town with It View to
having whatever repaint taro tit-cutt-
nary made. .
There am into tumor; that Work to
the detriment of tho utitcndum roadtt
ltI wintor. First, a wtntor with vary
little snow and tho liability grandam
upon this fact for the disturbance of
th’o mmtttmi attrition by the sharp
guilt: on tho shim ot' the horses. Boc-
onti. they danger to a mottoruto winter
or thawing and tradition. thereby to
tuoviug the «crooning: or wearing our-
taca from or! the atom and It‘twilltt
mom bare. This winter butt not hurt
them things to contend with. All our
roads hora been snow and imitation
throughout, tho entire tit-noon. which
commenced early and has rotmtittt’ad
with tut tarp. .
A“ mutation titan “(Turn on the part
or many of our poupto that heat/3C
trout :ollowrd by continued snow has
a. tendency to protoot the iii-outlaw
”Item. To I certain extent this III
thumtcntlmnw. truth looked at tram a
MIMI imminent. ml mi Mt (It
, :
raincoat! WWII. at «film out:
ground tho breaking down of tho- rond'
tit't'ttl‘fl. whit-it hurt It toudoncy to do»;
troy tho bond and Ill'tiflk up tho wholo‘
formation. 'l‘ht- roault in not found
upon roads that ort-rlit- u ai‘urol or
uuud Huhm‘udo. It to ohloily t‘ound
whore loam lit tho uttrnt‘tlro rottldt-nt.
tor moisture, and a wot totuitlutlon Ill-E
ritua front. 3
it your mat-adorn road ht broknn up.
badly it will Iw necessary to apply
uttroeulugs and introduce a rolling out
ticlent to compact the road ttutl bring
It into a firm and unyielding routlt-
tlou atIltIIlIlo for tho travel It will burn
to tuuttaln later on. If tho Ittonou of
tho Itlp course of tho marathon con-
Idruotlon aro burn, up fltlrt‘t'lllllfitt um
noootumry. but an uppllrntlou of Itplln-
tortt or china should ho put upon the
road lulu as unit as puttslhto.
'l‘ho depth of them) itplltitoru fihmtltl
not exceed one IntdL.‘ A ton of tone
of this also will rovor about 3th tartan-o
toot. Tho number of tuna ’nr ultintl
neromtury to do what its rouulrod run
than he vory vitally animated. All
the cloned that have worked up out
or the road on am now lying on the
vturraco tthouid ho lmmotlhttoly remov-
od for they urn-wry lnlurlottn to tho;
road when forced down into the road;
in Int grist-u titJIItIIIItllI. tut all moon are
liabio to he at this time, with tho tut.
uni routilt (It hrmklng up that mm of
tho road that wnu‘nrm and rigid and
in good rondltlouullnhle to stand for
you” ll mum» influence MINI an I have
Ittggoutott was not introduced.
always ttitfti'lo remove thong groom.
immediately upon the operating an or.
the «pt-trig. to pore down uhoultierts, to;
clean out mutant. and to open up alt
culverttt. it I» always very ,unwtm in
paring down the ttttoutdm or a month.
Im road to norm the paring: am on
to the m. it itt my much thol
WWW to omit tho mflmt
it, to;
Witt-To the cou-
atruotlou In vory IOOI-lt‘. it would 'ho
wull to ropuir all Iuwh plat-ca by gir-
ltnt ”Will It liberal appioatlon of dual.
such no wait lliit‘tl wlIoII tho road Wits
IIl'Rt built. (totuumu Ht‘l'lHtI not only
attrutwtn how to build a road properly.
but In addition, to It vory vniuahlc dor-
vttnt in tho corn and Iualtuouuuco of
tho road.
it would not ho wine to deftu‘ tho
ropulr ot‘ a mncudam road until the
wvuthor 30th hot and dry. it in prur-
tttally llflt‘IttRH to undrrtako to repair
any road when We got into the growing
notation. The propcr tlttto to fix a
matiatlum road itt lulu whon it can he
door at the tonal titmttililo oxpcntto and
yield the greatest. return for the time
and money oxpendrtl. it It! now the
propor time and it Would be witua to
tako the manor up ltIiuit-tliatoly and
thorohy remove tho poimlhlllty of a
tumor exponae later on.
May i tour that "tvo thin one».
I
u.
"on your lnutudlua: ration no that;
the motto can ho put into n propt-r
stain or repair at. tho cartitmt, possible
ttmment.
Yours vory respectfully;
.JAMIDI! H. MACDONALD,
hum Highway Comminnlonor.
60m. Valuable Negation.
in hlit latter on the opening of work.
the ttommlttutonor magenta getting in-
to active outstation to reward to all tho
minimum that woro iet throughout the
.31an hurt. your and were not oompletod
tn the dim- for cloning dawn auto
work. He naya that he Ithatl name
April iii no this day to womanhood"
tivo operation for tho "tutoring upon
by contractors or, all work tantalum:
unt’lnhtliett from lost; your. in this
tnuttnr the commmlonor urn:
Fully flotilla: rtmttt nutty, tumult;
would not be possible to outta- u
the work an tritium-m tum
9m: oi! «arm. I III;
fl”.
its regular.
meeting and whether this muttor will
come bol'oro them for ctuutltlerutlon
in II abolition. Howert-r it lit not
thought that tho trttnufer far dia-
tom and those who follow tio course
of cvcntn In tho affairs of the Now
Huron road any that. at most. it IS
jbut a matter of a month or Ito before
tho Control will control the Ontario.
MEN PAST alXTY IN DANGER.
Moro than half of mankind over tux-
ty yearn of age suffer from kidney and
hladder tlluortlertt, usually tertiary.»
mom of prostrate gland. This lit
both painful and daugoroun. and no.
ley‘s Kidney Caro should be taken at
the that. sign of (longer, tut it corrects
Irrogularitleo and has cured many old
men of thin til-mo. Mr. Rodney Bur-
nett. Rook Port. Mo.. writes: I luf-
(mad with column prootate gland
and kidney trouble for yotmt and af-
ter taking two bottles of Foley": Kiti-
ney Guru 1 tool hotter than i have for
twonty your", although i am now ill
years old." Sold at i’luiutod'a Drug
Store. , "
SOME REFORMS IN NORWALK.
3 While the South Norwalk Connoll-
men have been making a dittpluy oi
indignation over tho "nerve" or i! o.
rial policeman who haploid on ax to
too of tiny rant“ not- hold for him
vootlng'hoboett. the Nomad; Connoll-
men have been deciding upon otortt
monitored to roprm .I‘Ipooti madam
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