EveryOne is familiar with this expression. It
is heard the wide world over. Every language
has its equivalent for“ How are you?” Good
health is the one great universal wish and desire.
The most eminent doctors say that four-fifths
of all sickness comes directly from indigestion, or
it 1torpni conditwn of the liver and bowels.
cure four-fifths of all diseases by removing the
cause. They tone you up and dispel the tumor» ‘
ities which cause sluggishness and heaviness——
Nature 5 warnings of disorder. Beccham’ s Pills
keep people cheerful and make life sunny. They
are the greatest known medicine for giving
strength to the stomach, correcting the digestion
and regulating the liver, kidneys and bowels -—
the one unfailing remedy to
Keep You Fit
, sour EVERYWHERE lN BOXES, 100. and one.
Yankee Doodle came to town, riding'
on a pony. ' I'm mighty lucky." he 1111- l
claimed. “Lots of the fellows who pick- i he had been absent 11day. to which the
ad sure things are walking back." youth replied: ‘My mother had the
Herewlth he stutk 11 leather in his batimurnps and I bud to no and got flu
A teacher in one of the public.
schools asked a little. lrlsh boy why
l
and called it nt.11aiorri——Ncw \ork doctor?‘ “But don‘t you ‘know thrrt
Sun. mumps is catching, Johnny?“ "Yer-r:
———-~—-—M-- —- bill this in my stepmother, anti she
DYING 0F FAMI-NE never gives me anything."~-»New York
is, in its torments. like dying of con. Tribune.
suniption“ The progress of consump
tion, from the beginning to the very
end. is a. long tort.,ure both to victim Dertt' s Wit1b lirmel Salve pone
and friends. “thn i had consumption trait-s the pores of the skirt. and by its
in its first stage, " writes Wm. Myers antiseptic. rubifotlcnt and healing in
of Cearfoss, Md, “after trying dil‘fercni’, llucnce it. snbdues inflammation and
medicines and a good doctor in vain. 1 cures Bells. llurns. Cuts, Eczema, Tot-
al lat-rt took Dr. King's New Discovery, tcr', Hint: Worth and all skirt diseases
whi1h quicklyttud perfectly cured me." A sprciiit for blind l1lr~eding,itchln§
Prompt relief and sure true for uni pr'otrtrdlrru l’iltr The origina
coughs colds sore. throat, l1rou1'..,hills inrrd genuine Witth litrzei Suite it
etc. Positively prevents, bronchitis 'uiudo bi E. C l)cWitt & (30.111111 sold
Guaranteed at i". if. Baxter's Drug by The Clifford Pharmacy.
Store, p'rice 50c and $100 a bottle -~~—
Trial bottle free. cacklod the Conshohocken
"’l‘lte legislator 'll soon in.
THE SALVE THAT PENETRATES.
“Well,"
ignoralnus.
home."
“There. ye go!" snarled the Murray-
unk philosopher vetrornously. “Alter.
tulktp’ about yer good look before it
comes. I'll believe it when I 8011 it.
i will."»Philadelphla liullctin.
“But my dear lady, you must not lil-
low your grief to overcome you. Re.-
member, your husband is far happier
to the other world!“ “i—posslbiy he.
is—b- but i think you are exceedingly
r-rudo to say no "an111; ning's Muga-
zine. _ —~~
THE. CHILDREN’S FAVORITE.
For Coughs, Croup, Whooping
Cough. cto., One. Minute Cough Care is
the children's favorite. This is be-
cause. it contains no opiate, is perfectly
A BAD SCARE.
Some day you will get 11 bad scare,
when you feel a pain fit your bowclt-r.
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
Dr. King's New Life Pills, 11 sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases,
such as headache, billiousness; cos-
tivenesa, etc. Guaranteed at F. H.
Baxter’s Drug Store, only 2511. TN
them.
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
into Kind You Have 111m. Bought. and which has been
in” use for over 80 years, has home the signature of
' 5"” ' and has becomnde under his per-1
oonol supervision time its tomboy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeit». Imitation: and “Just-almond” are but;
onto that. trifle with and endanger the health of
Inform and Children—Experience against; Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Ontario is o hormloll multitude for Castor Oil. Poro-
gorlo. Drops and. Soothing ayrnpl. It ll Pleolonc. It
oriental neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. [to we fl itl guarantee. It: dolor-1m Worm!
and .11... Fulfilling-(u. It enrol Diarrhoea and Wind
11.11.. If; rollove- Teething Troubles. cum Coninpotlon
and Money. It assimilates the Food, mm the
“omit and Howell. giving healthy and nonull lloep‘.
il'hoClilldron'l Ponoooo—tlihe Mother'l Friend.
oouutnn CASTO . [A ALWAYS.
The Kill You Barre flat 1 Bought A,
. .1 “Jr at
we
:',~
‘ critical times by Warner
harmless. tastes good and cures. Sold,
A man has a hard time convint-lpg
himself that his son is as smart as he
‘pthinks he is
STATE LEAGUE GAMES OFF.
Halo Yesterday Afternoon Prevented
All Play inn 9.
NEW HAVEN, June 13 "All Couneo
tlout Magus comes scheduled for you
tordrty were postponed on account of
. .11. ' t ' ' .
' 1
My
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Narrowlg Bloope- o thut- 1
Out at bloom. a.)
CHICAGO June 13.~1Bxcept in one ‘
inning, when they bunched three hits!
and saved it shut out, New York was
unable to defeat Wellner. Chicago's
hits. though few, came with men on
NewYork 000000010—1 7 2.
Batteries]: Weimer" 1‘1'nd‘ Kilng; l
Antes 'l‘ay or and Brosnarnn Timon cure the worst. forms of Female Com-
1' 40- Umpirefl Emslie ““1 Bannewlne lplalntl. all Qfinrlan troubles. Infiniti-
~ ti n n . ii‘
Cincinnati 3; Phllldelphla. 1. "“ 0 a “mm“ “m“ ““d
Displaceman f a W b on con-
crNCiNNAiI June threaten warm Spud horrid. and r.
day's game was played in one hour Venn“), adap ted to the
and 20 minutes. Both Harper and 5., Ever timcitwill are .
Duggicby pitched excellently. Atteri- f y e .
1
dance, 3,028. The score:
R. ll. E. It has cur-ed more cases of Lencor-
la (1 punitive cure for all those painful
ailments of women. 1 will entirely
ClllClll. 0 0 0 t) 0 0 2 1 0-3 10 o 1-hour. than my othcrrcmedv the world
Phila. 0 0 1 ll 0 0 0 0 0—1 3 2 lmspver known. ltisrtlm infallible
Batteries: Harper and Phelps; in such omen. Itdlslolvett and c
Tumors from the Uterus in on ed’i'ly
stage of development. Thrill
flooring-down Fooling,
causing pain. wolghtd and headache, is
instantly rollevp permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the
female system. It corrects
lmuloflfy,
B it ppre line dqr
Painful Menstruation,
Weakness 11er the Stomuqlt, lndi cation,
Bloating. Flooding Nervous tro-
tion, Headache, (lenernl chlllty. Also
Dizziness, Falnfnou,
Extreme Lausitudo, “dotr't¥oore"o111i
“ wont-to be-leit.~ol1me " fooling, excit-
ability, irritability, norv oneness, sleep-
lessness. natalenoyf inelanch 151.0; the
“ blues. " an bael tactic. 'i‘lte are
Duggloby and Dooin. Time, 1:20. Unt-
piro, Johnstone.
.Bolton, 4; Ptttlbttrg, 3
Pl'i‘TSBUllG, June l3.-——Errors at
and Pelt:
gave Boston the victory in a tedious
and unlntcrstlng game. Attendance.
2.425. Score:
R. if. E.
Pittshttrg 0 l l 0 fl 0 0 l 0~3 ll 3
Boston 001003000—492
Batteries: (‘ase and Pottz; Young
and Necdham. Time, 1:50. Umpire
O’Day.
St. Louis. 9; Boston, 1.
ST. LOUIS. June lit—~31. Louis had
little trouble in (intruding Brooklyn
yesterday, i) to 0. Scbrecltard was
put out of the game. for disputing, a
decision. Attendance, 1,300. Score: nut-o indications of Female We stress,
R. H. E. some derangement. of the!) torrid. For
St. Louis 1 2 (l 0 f1 0 0 l lel 11 0
Brooklyn (l 0 0 o o 0 t) 0 0—41 h 3 “Ian“, "Want,
Baits-pies: Koiluni and (.rady; Mc- and Buckaebey 0’ "0'” "‘1' the “389‘”
ble Compound is uncq‘unloti
intyre and Bergen. Time, 1:27 U111
Klonr.
b“...—
AMERiCAN LEAGUE.
m
plr,c
yourself in strictestleoniidende‘. ' '
It‘ll“ l. Plflllfll IE”. (70..
__r
PLUNGED THROUGH A WlNDOW.
Wealthy New York Brisker Left Bed
During 2 Nightmare.
Washington Wino Ito Flt-at Game of
season From Chicago.
wasrrrno'ron. .lirne. l3r~thhhlllR~
ton won its first victory of the season
from Chicago yesterday by solving
Smith and Altr'ock. the two Chicago
pitchers. Smith was taken out in
the ninth inning after four runs and
sovcn lliif-l had been made. Wolfe wart
in good form, allowing the visitors
only seven hits. Attendance, 2.l011.
caused by nightmare, Carl A. Clarrssen
a wealthy broker, early today plunged
through his bedroom window to
dashed to death on the stone pave
Score. it. it h‘. ineptl below. llelt‘ slinll was (inhsheil
. ___. .; .' ant to was (cut wrcn a we 0 111111
31321130 (2) (i ((1 g g 1: h i)- ’1“; 1,“: : roused by the crux-1h found the body.
Batteries WM“, and lilttrcdmr' He had dropped {our stories 1‘ lrrtrss‘cn
Smith, Allrlu-k 11nd Mclr‘ariund. 'l‘llui'l ““550 your ”M' “M his “lit‘. tutti “up
1:46 UmplteSheri1luu.Mm whom he lived, say his business
' ‘__ was most prosperous and that he was
PULLiAM l8 RATHER WARM. independently situated. Mrs. Clarrssen.
who occupied the room with her hus-
band, was awakcru'xd when he jumped
from the bed and turned just in time
to see him go through the window.
ltct' screams aroused the" sixteen
your old son and may rushed down
Hairs to find lilo watchman bending
over (llntisscn's dead body.
tilausscn hurl bccn 11 member of the
Produce Exchange for 11111119 tlrurt 2U
,foll‘Ll lit 1111s 1111 rrrtlto dcalcr lit
11min for slripnuut and was popular.
pc rsonally.
m
Will Request Directors to Remit All
“Excessive" Fines.
Pi'l‘TSilliltG, Juno lite—Harry l‘ul-
iinm, president of the National league.
yesterday, made. the following state
ment. in relation to the decision of
Judge Sheldon in the McGruw pose:
‘1 much regret the outcrmto of the
enrolled Motlraw litigation at Bus
too. not so ntrrclt that. it affects the
personally or my future. ndrntulstrtt
tiort of affairs of the National leauge,
but on account of ”lo encouragement
it. gives to rowdylsm irt profesaional
baseball.
"There were (three riots on baseball
fields last week, one in the American
league, one in the National league
and 'one irt the outlaw 'l‘ri-Stato
TEN TIMES EASIER.’
it is ten times easier to cure. coughs.
croup, whoopingcorrglr and all lung
and bronchial affections when the
bowels are open. Kerrueriy' s Laxative
tive Cough 81 rrtp Gentlye moves the
bowoirt and cxpcls all cold from the
league. As a result of one instance system. Best for Coughs, Colds, Group
the manager of one club is now up etc. Remember the name ‘Kcnue
dct' bonds in criminal court to keep dy's." and see that the rerl1lover bios
’
com and the honey bee. Is on the bot-
thc peace.
tic. Sold by The Clifford Phorrnttr‘y
"in fitting Mt-(lrnw, i simply fol-
lowed the letter of the law 1111 given
me unanimously by every National
league club owner, and if i was wrong
in that case i was wrong in every
case i have. acted on during my three
years“ administration.
"Judge Sheldon. in Boston. held
that. tho Flotschnion resolution was
dead for the reason that it was not.
"retracted by the National tongue
after the adoption of the new consti-
trition. He held that under the lirrrutt
resolution any player removed from
the damn mull be fined $10 with no
appeal. but. that if i took any fulllrot
stops under section 28 of the. (unsti-
tuilou, i must give the player a trial
l tlnod Medmw under tho Melanin
mun resolution. as i did McGanrt, and
on long an i am president of the Na.
(finial lonitno them cannot be. our. law
for John cflrow and another for
Dan Mch n. ' '
"Following up Judge Biroldon-‘n do
chrion on my return to New York i
shall request it meeting of the board
of directors. and In 11 member of the
board of directors, i shall vote for the
remission of every fine levied this
year under the li‘loi canton resolution
where the penalty as more than $10.
This will mean the return to the for;
towing players of iltc’ following 111111111:
McGnnn. .90: Blankenship. 890: War-
nor'pufllt): Clyntlr .110, Abbott no:
Bhooltlrd no; liner. no and Kat:
la)”. ”0."
WHOOPlNd voouou- tN JAMAICA.-
, lit. 1. Riteyrnonnoit. a chemist at
arm's Town, domino. Welt lit-
dint Will: "I moot liven too
Moldy of Cboltboidltl’m Conn Rumor
BOTH SIDES ARE WAiTiNG.
No Motor-lot Change in Telmolerl‘
”' Situation in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1:1. —-'l‘be tenmntcrs'
lirllte today showed little. material
(bonito in the positions of employers
and strikers The waiting attitude
well an by the. employers
. President Sin-u asserted that $3, 600
lntd bccn sent to tlui' tvamstnra by it
llouton theatre where it bcncilt parlor
last Friday. Nt'cording to flu1 fimtrm
committee of tho torrmrrtor‘s joint
council, tho weekly receipts for tlu
strike fund now am $2,000 in 0‘00”
of the exponrlltnrcu. '
The, railway oxpreiur drivers union
held 11 met-ting and voted to routttiri on
nirlkoi until a satisfactory settlement
is made with the express connotation
Ohioiall of tho ierrmstore are making
arrangements for mass meetings to be
held in various parts of the city.
ASKED FOR AN IXPLANATlONi
VAN COUVER, 13.0.
Capt. Camille, commander of the list-
port. has received from Rome, the fol
lowing cablogram:
you bombarded Ponder island.
,tlont
(sets which the; brill
qulmolt Memoir for
'1 nation with deep regret.
bases. Attendance. 6.200. 'l‘hle‘ sang}: [yd]. E. PM“MI'. ‘ .
Chicago (1 2 o 0. 0 o rt 3 x-wb ti .6 melbld Compound
Olmnge of
You can write Mrs; Plnlrhnm about ‘
fall. loll?
NEW YORK, June 13. - Springing
from his bed in a delirium of fear
his
was adopted by the union leaders, as .
mum-11 wits given to “aid the strike '
June 13—-
ion cruiser, Umbrta, at present in this
“lteportod in English papers that
What bowie you to lay in exploits:
At Ponder island are located the tar1
hind at New
practice and
w. : ‘ not” ,. . 81W “1.1.38"
YALE MAKE. APPOINTMENT'.
‘Glft of 010.0004)". Manger Revlon:
From Corporation.
NEW HAVEN. June 13 ——Aftcr a.
special meeting of the Yale university
corporation held yesterday afternoon.
it war! announcad that the Rev 'i‘hco-
' time '1‘ Monaco, senior memben of
the corporation in age, has resigned.
The corporation accepted the rest];-
wns graduated from Yale in the close
of 1801 and was elected fellow of tho
. corporation in 1387.
The corporation passed a vote rec.
omnrcndod by the oorrdcrntoal profits. ,
(tors charging a student “5 for mu '
hour per week (through the college ‘
Your talion in curriculum studies as a.
substitute for entrance examinations.
The object of this vote is to nitrite a.
student pay 11 small fee for work of
instruction given an a substitute for
instruction which should have been
o'etcut'ed before coming to the univer»
it y
A gift of $10,000 was reported from
Mrs. William H. Hur'lbrit. of New
York city. This money is to be ruled
in the interest of the Yale infirmitry.
A moth will be set aside as the Hurl-
but rooms, in memory of William H.
llurlbrit, of the class of 1860. Yale.
The corporation voted to appoint
Charles C. Height, of New York city,
architect in charge of plans to add to
the Unlvorslty library a wing. with
funds given the. university for that
urposa about lwu years ago. Mr.
night has already supervised the
work of erecting several of the lar-
tably both Vanderbilt halls and
Phelps hall. The plans do not con-
template the destruction of any part
of the old library.
The. corporation voted the following
new appointments: William S. John
(1011.11 A.. instructor in rhetoric;
Walter M. Adrlttnce, M. A., instructor
sin-rhetoric; Seth E. Moody, l3. 8..
Howard 1). Newton, 5.8,, and Paul
M. Iiutterfield, assistants 'in chemis-
lrv: G. B. Rice. Pb. 17., instructor in
applied electricity; Luther C. Weeks.
Pb. E assistant in n1ath€hlatics;(lnri
0. Johnson. M. A. assistant in cheni-
lstry; Philip H. Mitchell, Ph 8,311
sistant ltt physiological chemistry;
and W. L. Hall, of the United States
bureau of forestry, lecturer on tree
planting.
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Executive Council Meets—Condition of
tho Finnnceo.
SCllAN’i‘ON, Pa, Juno 13.——The ex-
ecutive corrncll of the American Fed-
motion of labor opened its session
here yesterday. Sorrotary Morrison
submitted his firtnntial report for the
eight months ending May 31. The. bal
traces on hand October 1, 1904. was
($108,017.94. and the income for the
(slight months $14l,071l.03, making a to-
tal of $244,991.91The expenditures
were $148. 3.16 115 'i‘-iio report shows
that $70,901. 1'12 has been recciupd front
the per capita tax of one half cent per
member pcr ntonth. One hundred and
ninetv charters were issued for the
eight months one state branch tony-
slx central labor unions, ninety local
trade unions and fifty-three federal
labor unions. There are now affiliated
with the Amercnn Federation of Labor
111% international trade unions, thirty-
three state, brunettes, 604 labor unions
and 1,043 local trade and federal labor
unions, the lid international unions
having approximately 25,000 local on
tons attached to them.
The affairs of the official magazine.
the American Federationlst, were
shown to be in good corrrlltion. The
sum of $37 680 09 received from assess
merits was paid to the Textile. Work-
on; and the United Gurnrtni Workers.
The report, having previously been hu-
tilted, was improved.
W
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORTED.
HARTFORD .lunc li.-l—« Documents
were filed with the. Secretary of State
today as follows: Certificates of in-
rorporntion of the St. Elmo Company
of New Haven, which is
with a capital slot k of $20, 000 to do a
real estate business. The incorporst
era are Theodore C. Jnueway Arthur
G Freeland and Seth E. Thomas. all
of New York.
Certificates of increase of the copi-
tal stock of the Springfield Rubber
Tire Company of New liavq front
‘3, 111111 to $100. 1100
., , (33932-—
. 1'1.
t“.
Dyspetlcs
if you are too fat it. to bloom. ”urinal!
turns to fat instead of muscle-alt"
if you on too fun the fatproduclnw food.
that. you «t. on not properly dig-Imam
ntimllo tad.
Loon. thin. ltrln
enough}? in in
am a“intuit:
onouzh Popurlltin o. ‘
,Kodoi' '6
by monopole C
111.1111 "thirteenth.
.mrry than
b
”“61 torifiulmllotom on“
b‘ u m but ii ob“ .‘ r
o ltpmwhnwhlle fat
'Popdlnthlnd not
d . it an M’fllfllltolbl incite-1 curls chmmuncer 0' iii: ‘ .
rgmody 10112111110111“ oourtrpwntclt is ill.“ Crime drill Mia" «its. the tim- ltld Illbfl. D. .9." am“. 1
prevalent on thil and of the globe. it Mia‘s crew Milli 1mm practice the ”filth burn. Pill of thl Hour! on
1. ’“t’ -
to 11m.- fallen to Mllve 111 any (111.. int would No property an inlur 8.3.19.1», humiliated; 7 ,.
where t have recommended tit. ma during the practice trod no complaint
grateful mothers. otter out... it. (in of the tarsal vrlctlcé 1m made by my?“ What You Bad '
dolly thanking me for 111111.111; them: the resident”! Ponder Ilium. mu: h (1.111.114.1111 ' -
r1111 remedy 111 for .111. 111/ fitiilsoii- roar whsumo'ron no 1111111111 111:” lam" W
5031:“ Ogmltton, Clifford Filtration”.r Er’i‘ml‘llgxh 111:1 leggy? italic lime? ii fl ‘3‘ it “
all]? me. " I Q 30 “0886 -' my. mo
. mew-.- ” r-~,~- . (1qu dint-ml titrirtru't unit anchored" .1534},- . WEX ,3?
Wflwn‘ 4°35?“ DEA°1,~ dflw flukflflno island in film "th PC} 11w ... l“ . '~ t9 1 ~ '
, 111.1111. 13 ... Archduke Jo- to on “about seventy mil (1 below ‘ ' 1 7 .
«. girl, of Iinltrt died this morning. ‘17 “hummer an early hoirr this .. NM! 111' ”
tr «minim 1 1.1.1.9104. our dLlFMMPMAmW.
1 {final
\
Dr. Manger .
zest of the newer Yale buildings. liO' \
organized .
people do not hove ’
; .. 1.. . '
W 3 004 8‘ Te Joli??? Hiya. 5 Main Sir
BridgepottAdviigtpileii/iehfsl; ‘ firidgé'port Adkertllemcnto.
l
i
The D. M Read Co
Enabliolud 18.77.
its“ ‘6' 1 .
,.
't
,1
Sale of Summer Honiory
. The woman wlro desires to increase lter store of sum- ‘
rncr llo'sc will be g 1.111 to see is annbunccntblit and a‘vaib
herself of it. the. reason iorwsale of such marked value
at this time can be laid to that general scapegoat, the woaiir~
er. "lhe continued cold of the last few wcckr. forced the .
sale.
We are now ready with a large supply
Lisle Stockings, 11 mixed assorfnicnt iu lilac Tan and
White. The Blacks and ions are in variéd styles including
-lace boots. silk ciotkiugs, and silk embroidered instclts in ‘ "
'assortcd and self colors
The White Sttx'kings are very dainty lace boots and
plain tops. Now these goods as to quality are 501' a pair
sir-light. 'lhat is they were made to sell for that price.
We oiicr them all
29 9118 a pair.
Women ’16
i
Savonol.
A clever manufacturer has made a Soap in which there
is no alkali. ll rs the alkali rit Soap you know that causes
roughness or dryness oi the skin and a tendency to wrinkle.
Matt) women fear to use Soap on their faces for that rea~
sou Savouol, this new Soap, is made by a new process
from pure vegetable oils olive cocoa and the like, and is
itce front any objectionable matter. It is the kind of Soap
a physician would recommend. l3eople who try it say,
“Why, it won’t inther.’ Well, it wont. It is alkali 1n Soap
that makes :1 suds, btrt it takes of? any dirt and leaves the
skirt (lean, soft and pleasant. it is liké a cleansing cream.
Ask about it at the Loilct Quotient. .251; a bit-‘1.
Worsted and sin: scar-$5.5
’l he girl who is going to graduate has worked hard and
deserves a dainty frock which slit will have no doubt But
another thing she needs is one of them. Silk or \\ 0111 Long
Scarfs or l'ascinators to protect her shoulders and throw
over lltf‘ lrc.a(l i’ rctty and (f)il\Clllt‘.lli. Muslin Underwmr
Section. '
___...____...__._....
this week the Furniture Store will be especially in—
tcresting to women on account of the c\llibit of lxitclrert
Cabinets Tbc) are corrtbinatiorrs of pantry, closet and ta-
ble, and certainly most attractive to housekeepers. Every"
one should not (1111) see tlrtrrr but make a thorough cxaln-
irratiort liourllr. floor take the cluster
The D. M. Read Co.
.114 a. 1.
overrngs
Floor
We are. Now Preparétllo show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
CARPETS
lngrain, Tapeslru, Brussels. Velvet-s, Bodu
Brussels.
(:1
c '1!‘
l
.1.
China and Jadanes6 Mailings Oil Cloths
. and Linoleums. Mats ajird Rugs
Shades to Order a Specialittl
.
scorn NORWALK court.
1 ‘1
~: " 7:0).
114 wnsnino'ron ST... .
. ”legions sly-6.1
. mm. a» v1» .
to 1.9 in your out MWmm Wife
p can. ,,,
B. HEW
i i “$11.1 . wt
"or Water St“ 11.1 lad-3.
ireil the' 118.1 11 tile low-
3W1."
CR
164“... M 1493.
Mia? 80. Main Sir.
I o
0N LADIII AND CHILDRI,
stir. Iultl, 0111.111, rummqli 11.1. and 11mm . ,
fink Wort.- 111311111 one...
out ~11an
.41 l‘ (l ifti' whl‘.
Mi 1
0".
n
it”
Norwalk Chronicler