.. . mawmuy‘.mahwaw, . .,.. . . ... . ;
' Rock Bottom Prices“
ILACK AT 156.
Lsolss' LACI assists sass IN
wmrll, TAN AND amount can.
ALL NIW PATTIRNI.
AT
midfis
WEATHER FORECAST.
For stomht m‘vlakltvl Pilrtlv '
r‘ivioudyaswd sli .me'fisme warmer “twaléi ,‘
low ite rrnail an h”considerable
elou uy "es el- plants in it'll sec-
tio the Rock Mountains.
vie
rain
Yorldétclty to. Providence buf the heavy
did ‘nbt’ extéiid "'ve ” inland.
“Odierate temperatures prevail in all
on .“ Conditions favor is: this
:1 i y warm, muggy and partly
c Ju y welither. hilt probably no rain.
Miss Carrie Glover, of Grand street,
Norwalk. is visiting in Montclair, N. J.
Butler Chapter, R. A. M. will hold a .
meeting tonight.
The monthly meeting of the Hat
Thinimers' UnlOn is to be held tonight.
A meeting of Humboldt Lodge, Sons
of Herman, is scheduled to be held to-
night‘.
A regular meeting of the Norwalk
Hospital Board will be held tonight at
8 o’dlock.
Mrs. William Miller and'sister. of
Madison’street, spent yesterday iuNew
Yorlc city.
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. New Eng-
land Order of Protection, is to meet to-
night; as usual." ‘
Uncas Tribe No. 26 improved 0r-
der or feed Men, will hold a meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock.-
Miss Fanny 0' Brien. of Brooklyn, is
the guest of her ”sister. Mrs. William
McMahon, of Reed street.
St. Johns Lodge F‘. and A. M, of
Norwalk. will confer the Master Ma-
son's degree ThurSday night.
Judge Taylor and Postuiaster Crowe,
of south Norwalk, were visitors in
Stamford yesterday morning .
J. lrving Dibble. manager of the J.
H. Ferris Coal Company. of South
Norwslk, was in Stamford, Sunday.
so
M
The annual meeting of the Union
School District will be held tonight at
8 oclock in the Franklin assembly hilli
The oyster boat Merger, hailing from
Norwalk. is on thel‘wa'ys at. Bedeii's
shipyards, Stratford. being overhaul
ed.
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The real estate agency of Jacob M.
Layton has sold Lot No. 9. in Morgan
avenue. for Colonel Fred St. John
Miss Carrie E. Stevens has returned
to hirr work ill Norw'alk after a two
months sojourn at her home in Ridge
field.
Oliver B. Nickeraon. who is connect-
ed with the American Brass and Con
per Company of Annuals, spent the
Sabbath with friends in Stamford.
Bishop Tierney has assigned Father
Fitzgerald of the American University
at Washington to assist Rev .1. ii.
O’Donnell during the summer months.
The South Norwatk Launch Club
will meet tonightto oide on the mat-
ter of holding a July 4th. and
selecting a d -f ‘the annual clam'
bake and famfl outing
J. Fenton Pomeroy.,who has been 5
working in New York for some time.
has returned to South Norwalk and
taken a po ltion ill the curling room
of the Vol hat op: I“ ,
Alonzo W. Stiltfl‘ has resigned his
position with The Crofut ll Knapp Hal
Co. and has unturned to 13:! old m
tion as t‘foremdn or tile 0 lug
at Voik's hot she
.iu-w:
the United States
a H», ....
Wiliilm Croftl
battiesili "Ker: ." yrscoo Alpacas”
by H ”3,13vahs Selig
the e‘bhlp, it spindlyrng a mi all
s home in South Norwailt
Mills Sybil c. $53“ng returned
to her home in . after
stwo weeks' vacation spent; in muse
net with Miss Cs rife til; ens. Miss
Me at went to' kids ed for list-
boiltii
PAINT YOUR IUMY FDR 15s
to 31. (it; with Devoe' a. Glass Carriage
Paint. itwslslls amusements
ills plat than others. wears longer and
give; isiols'eaw to new twat: Salli
. .- 1 . .. a
W
BEST OF: MEATS
For Cash
M ii? Mdi‘hfiisn
“intact Laos Hess lN rail ass .
lists); livid”. .. .
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Thwart-battles that" lia ed dayer this ”
5' yes uce hes .
that?“ mt‘Trom big
Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am
erlcti. will hold a meeting tonight.
Mr and Mrs. Charles W. Stow. of
South Norwalk, have been visitin
Yonkers and Mount Vernon.
York
0W
Electric ‘llght’ poles have been erect-
ed in Hamilton avenue for the pur-
pose of stringing wiles for the incan-
descent. service, to connect Spring and
Lows street systems.‘
Miss Bertha Hawkins, of South Nor.
walk. who [1115 been sp pfinding the past
wee in Norw'aik; us i e guest of her
cous n. Mills Anna Hawxhurst, has re-
turned heme.
The South Norwalk Council Will
have a public hearing tonight; at 8
o'clock on the applicatllm of the Con-
hecticut Railway and Lighting Com-
party for a tul'hdut in Wbodward avo-
title.
Clinton Commandery, ‘ Khlghtb‘ Tem-
plar. oi‘ Norwulk will hold its ilnnual
field day in Greenwich. Tuesday, June
21. The Comfnlthdery will be accom
panied by the Second Regiment Band
of New Ham. After a parade din-
ner will be served at Edgewood inn. '
ML...-
wufl‘lgd Bodweli delegate from
Sout orwalk Conclave, l 0.11..
tile hit tional convention of the tra-
ternity at Mllwuuhtc set out for New
York. Saturday evening, and for the
class of the South Norwslk High'
School have voted that, no presentsor
flowers shall, be sent to the First
Methodist Episcoptti Church, where
:2 exercise will be held tomorrow
hing.
The field day committee of Ciintdn
Commandery. Knights Templar of
Norw k, will hold a meeting tomor-
row ni t to make arrangements for
the field day exercises. The Com-
mfdndezriy will go out. Wedneseday,
c .
The marriage of F ranch; P. Bovine.
at vertislng representative of the
Bridgeport Farmer and Miss Frances
if Kelley daughter of ltfr. and Mrs.
Thomas F Kelley.- of Southporil will
take place next. Wednesday at St
Thomas' Church, Fairfleld. .
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A siatbd coutiocatibn of Wishingtoh
Chapter. No. 24, R. A. M. will he held
on Wednesday evening. J tn, at
7:30.1‘ha punctual atten
oer and ntemhel'b is access
prgaer‘p performance of 1th
is mostly requested Mambo of Sis
for Chapters fraternally welcgpi
"i—J—M—Ju
Visitors at the capitol. especially
ovd ,.
registe as at 3
ish ls mar heist)“ rsno fl
Sliperinlendont prague M I“ 0"
the .inkstand from the registry desk
'r'iu’l follows} revbdhii’dm‘Wfi
received at the New Film
revenue ofticsy file 0
traffic lurernptyyifiiimo' fin
: 3m lasts‘d‘oa them by manufac-
Iur s all or
in out ‘s‘i ouch :if'hent em Wu“ ‘es
a violation of law."
. WM
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Clinton K Brooks, cm I). all“. A.
.Gp‘bdaich. Jo Tam , if. ’1‘-
, we some ~' .Freo-
hoslon; on imfi‘ht ,l. a.
Water. in. it A. it. .i.
Montana John unmaw ; busier.
mAbrahanls. W. stdis. New York.
belies, Bs‘onns,N
Minneapolis ’Kyfi: 6.. MN“,
yct marvelougy st ,'
Appearing—-
til,
,“Get Ruddy
RHVN’Q. ”It
i Brain for the bunny. lawsuit: tMibrainymmd
high-spirited health for everybody But. above all a de-
licious food. A crisp, brown. rOund biscuit cereal.
‘ pitch g, fortifying, satis-
Manufscturcw’sxiils elm Material
Mind
so
Aliciibihb ' cesaretoh VI "
Mill.“ is 01:02“th inseam wlfiiéi‘ttit'iv "
tructofl. Many o the
t \
strim‘tttisztiri
l'snd bet or
bti ‘f‘ .
litthlo Ni
allege th
almost half
atorials that a
lion of a (or will
other half. ‘ ’
‘l was surprised, " wrlbs. lg);
summer of a well known {bitty}
“lo it‘tlli in the Herald that
runabout is to be plhced on the
scorn seawamca conscious oooas HOUSE.
1 ‘\
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~ ', , teammate MANTCN'S PATTERNS.
Three special lots of Delphi White waists
, :A sale of Stock Cellars not to be Slighted
The summer 5 greatest sale of Ladies’ Wash
, « ., Belts.
i Pi
sort
he and madrus stock. a large an;
'3.“ w’tba season for cool white “it Of designs, at 25 c
rth“
”W
The wonderful new cereal food Cover it with cream,
milk or fruit juices, and let it soften a minute.
~ -—the delightful sur’prisei
.and it makes you
“Get Rosy
.M {A} lofty}
nl
wank”:
. Attorney Goodhsrt Thinks It May. Nev-
Ied- from far anti near ltnd for this you
question, as ,there are
‘ Mil
' ere are other peculiar features
in connection With the case which
32 Swill “lino Street;
Eran more
i erswsrssills
“elbow“
Then
“Better than we can tell you;
m I""‘ J
“T
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CHM LER. BULLOCK CASE.
A. C. fKENDAL" l3 G.‘ P.‘ A.
*~
He Will Take the Place of c. v. Hewlp
stead-Frances C. colcy, of New
Haven M‘d‘de Assistant '
i I. P. A.
or Reich Trial
"i doubt 'Very much if the case over
reaches another trial." stated Attor-
uey Jacob B. Goodhart yesterday at
ternoou when asked regarding the
Shaller Bullock case. '
Miss lsabelia Viola Shatter sued
Charles S. Bullock, pastor of the
Neighborhood church, of Btra‘tford.
‘for the paternity of her child. The
case occupied 13 days in trial before
the late Judge Jellies Bishop and a
‘jbry in the civil side of the court of
columns pleas. The jury returned a
verdict for the “defendant Attorney
Goodhart was celm'sel for Mr. Bullock
and Senator Stiles Jutlsbn, Jr., of '
Stratford counsel for the plaintiff. At.’
lorneys Piatt and Msrr were assistant
counsel in the‘ else for the plaintiff.
Attorneys Judson and Plutt took an
appeal to the supreme court of errors.
which tribunal handed den a decision
a few days ago finding error in the
kWVef‘ court '
President 0. S Mclleu of the. New
York New Haven and Hartford road
has announced the appointment of A
C. Kendal. of Boston, as the successor
of C, P. Hempstead now general pass
anger agent of the road. but who will
retil‘o on int) lat on a pension Voted
by this board of directors of. the com-
filmy.
Mr Kendal Is‘ now the general pass-
engdr agent of the road with offices in
Boston. He has had charge of the lines
east of New ho don and Willimsnlic.
Frances C. Go by. for the past oigh
teen years an attache of the New Ha
ven office of Mr liempstead, is ap
polliteti assistant pass ugler ent of
mo cohlpany from Jul tie up.
pol tment meets with unilvereal satls~
fa'cilon throughout the railro‘ad office
bull ing. as Mr Coley is a very new
isr and efficient member of the staff
of Mr. ilompsteud whose. lctlremcllt is
regretted very much by all the officials
of the road.
M‘r. Hcmpstead spent forty- three
years in the service of the company
The appointments of Messrs. Kendal
and Coley made a rearrangement or
the general passenger agent a office
necessary, and the headquarters will
'notv he in'New Haven. the assistant (i
P. A. inking care of the Boston end of
the company‘s lines. .
This was the most expensive trial
held in the court of common plans in
many years. Witnesses were s immonr
son it is believed 'no new tr.a. of the
case will take place. it. is understood
that should a new trial he called it
will be difficult to procure several
of the principal witnesses in the for
mer trial. Miss Shailcr is said to be in
poor clr umstances and has not the
funds with which to stand another‘
West Sunday. lit: will he god’s about trial of the case. .W
a week. Should the l‘ltiilt over roach another COLONEL sum-t5“ SELECTED.
- trial. Attorney (ioodhllr is confident - . ‘ a...
The members of the graduating the verdict returned ould he the To be Range on“, n wlk.flgld
same as before, in favor of the dolen .1
dant. ,
..__.._.._..L—_.-._
SUIT mo collared sum.
Husband Sues Wife and Wife Sues
Husband. '
A divorce case with some peculiar
features is assigned for trill in the
superior court. George shelf, for
ulerly of South Norwalk; sued: his wife
for divolce. While the cone was pend
lag, his mother has died leaving him
a legacy. lassrn‘lg of this the wife
has filed a counter suit, asking allmo
by. and has at ched her husband‘s
inheritance. rel-s
Tile [case has been 0assigned for trla‘
this week is‘ the superior court: but
whether or not it will be e "is
,y . i' sea
(Mum) Rifle Cammtltlca.
, Colonel Theodqre H. Suchcr of m
second regiment has been appoln
one of the honorbry rahge officers fer
the military rlilo cmpetltiou to he held
at the Bay Stat range at Wakefield
Mass. During t 0 last week letters
.have been received from some of the
ritual prominent marksmcu in the coun-
iryrand it is expected that the meet
will bring together over 500 competi-
0rd
oill addition to over 100 handsome
irogfhics. ii. 000 will be offered in cash
vrl .
sl HOP whimsy T0 vlslr sells.
l ight Rev. Michael Tierney, of Hart-
lord, formerl of Norwalk will make
his visit to Ollie this year it is file
can lien years visit”. which every blsll
pit: required dtomskc to the Po
gi’ev an account of the affairs lili
diocese. Bishop Tierney will present
the offerings of the Catholics of the
state to the be s when he visits him.
make it out fellas ordinary run of
divorces. in rat place, the bus-
band in his complaint says that the
' agrrw is as“ per prmo sniff hilly ll. ‘- .. , m-
wflgthe of“ rose bill 70 AlLiNI WOMEN.
.slicgsst fthe idiot on on July *2...
l2 1899 more than thirteen months a um. lound Aggro. wm HOiP
later. Both all
blhh 'tlialt'é'fi hm?!“ mm?" ““d Why a Mom to scout Nor.
b0 u
wsik.
he wi e name was Anna N. M(- a woman can be healthy and well-
”MW“ “1‘me “inmw Donald W it: shh‘cli‘tltlid' ““th one if “to idneys ill-é sick. Poisons that
tutoring their names WM! 99“ ii ink for F shor. enow reside“ with her ”wt 0 in mi, "mt when the «kid
MM lichens will itch MW- twoc lidrsni Hartford. J ' "(y Well In mm m the potty
t, e i‘tICfICYI areflsio:d ii
h (or got it am an
dial; the deficits tools is]
noisily and souls ales dispiaolnrrllsth;
Kidnmt
lays:
lists a
his with m slam-L” tor?! a floll!
30b awaiting” to e i,
it.
lid! and l fsllcl m3?“
disses ‘rd Ransom slits.
Mull: A Allttfliiml.‘ foiiher‘ chief
scan: ago it briel pots-nus also cattle
to scosst s politicsn " °' u m' d "‘5,“
‘ i", till it You” i gt hotel- as ulc
s it
building sad it is canceled bout 50““ mm“ "M “ ’3’“
he ..,
the rerrd in which its fall is hyth
Former chief Time Clerk at Chops to
old Guest of Hons This is the true a of mssyibcarlnn
down pains. lsmlnhfi. mimetic; sitte-
tints clerk at the New Haven shops
,Ntwlis lisven road. who resigned 2,;iansuor.
W3 if on sndr
kav awn.“ CWfirn,“ v.‘?” ' "1 fl. KL‘j
' . MO is, ed i as at
until "finally“ fl" saline”. 9 ”g .07 ‘
. . . tdnsys get better and hell will re-
- is at new... Motown...“ . . . , .
the chief clerks in the railroad once we" "“5 kidney m w ll be
non til
25 persons whit.h still it to t ’ KM“, P .'
compliments to their orinerds
it is planned to prenatto toiilr. Atl
tilts. some substantial testimolus of
lush wt h whom he worked or a num-
ber of your
Johnii. Light. Rev. Hg B. (is later. ‘ , ‘
Narnia. an. ism «cw «sauces to consume. 33333392} "f‘figni‘g’fiml. 3%”
mull. Emu“. L. “W 'Mmm‘ifl mmlqosd “OTC Mid m ‘ “my”, I w“!
(to Mass“! it. sit fif- hands shill . when they well to an. outdated mg ltldnsy my.
v‘e‘l‘i: Omaha if. militant! mistowll: the rs lroad station, to find that the am...” of H my “my
. 0 “WWI . in.” 41.93“" backache ands fiestas were a mm
A 133.1%”: maria. I‘iuiiy all «so. on so
. . as re. cs
. trsi materially hustle
tortilla. Oil. but nearly all at them were so “9‘“ ”WWW” "initial;
N: Y.. sols agents for
i saw.
W ”W "In“ mnemon- ills saute-«Doss Had
“it; ,
n. a. canyon; on hill «treatd ’
will
i
poi.
3 t
,tskello other.
a
i
he? in the full That price will not
Day for material and tires if of good
quality. The cheapest runabout now
on the market cannot be bllilt, even in
quantity to: 3500 Manufacturers
who are in the business to stay are
“Bill! better material than formerly,
:“g gatg‘mfietluelfie prices for stand-
r nos are ikei t b c
slightly all around y ° 0 m” d
The build". Of a popular air cooled
car goes more extensivei into the
subject. He shows why prices will go
up in place of coming down
"The high grade automobile of to
day." he writes, "costs 50 to '75 per
cent. more than it did a few years ago
This is because it is made better The
workmanship is 100 per cent. better,
and With the advance in wages costs
125 per cent: moire. The material used
is more expensive Nickel steel at 12
lg to 18 cents a pound has replaced
ordinary steel at 1255 to 13 cents
a pound. Much finer e‘quipmeu is de
mended. The life of a car must be
at least twice what it was a few years
ago Good tires are very expensive to '
buy while cheap tires will break even
a bank.
"Automobile users are looking for
quality and comfort. ability and dur
ability They have learned to discrflu‘
inate. The masses cannot afford au-
tomobiies at any price. The expense
of operating and maintaining an auto-
mobile has got to come down before .
the masses can indulge.
“l do not. know of any licensed
makcr who will reduce prices for
1906 or who will put out low priced
cars. Many of them will advance their
prices. Taking ourselves for example.
this year at 82. 600 will go to 32. 800 or
Our thirty horse power car
from 83, 500 to $4. 000, and our twelve
horse power light touring car from
31650 to 81.800. Other standard
makes, l belieVe, will be raised proper.
flonatcly.
THREE PHRYBiCiANS TREATED
HIM WITHOUT SUCCES.
W I. Yanc,y i’aducah, Ky., wrilcs:
"i had a severe case of kidney disease
and three of the best physicians in
Kentucky treated me without success.
i then took Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first bottle, gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured me permanetiy. l
gladly recommend this wonderful rem-
edy.
Sold at Pialstcd‘s Drug Store.
0.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR REGIMEN.
TAL CAMP.
Officials of the National Guard Inspect
Grounds in Nisntic.
Col. Henry Morgan and Capt. George
A. Cornell. (If the Connecticut Nation-
al Guard, have been in Niantic mak-
ing preliminary arrangements for the
camp of the three regiments of infan-
try. Colonel Morgan is assistant quar-
termaster general and has the ar.
rsngements for supplying the guards-
meu in charge. Captain Cornell. as
state nrmorer, has the placing of
tents and the shipments of other equip-
ments ill his department.
The camp this year will cover a
period of three weeks and the three
regiments will come in separate weeks.
so that no tworoglnl‘ents are there at
the same time. On this account the
Governor' a Day, which has been a fee
ture of the annual ca‘mps heretofore.
will be omitted and will cause regret
to the: infsmrymen. who have been
accustomed 'to receiving visits of
friends on this special gala day, as
well as many of the state‘politlolsns
who have been accustomed to make
plans for the fall campaign This
year's camp is expected to he one of
work for the guardsmen and any man .
who over indulges in liquor are to be
dealt with summarily. it is sanctum
ori-
The first week of camp is ltdhddtlldd ‘
.u) commence July at and it is oxpoft-
u p- ‘
ed that the Mats and other
meals will arrive s’t’. Nisntic a st
July if or two weeks in advance of
the men, and when they come they
will find shelter awaiting them.
The probable completion of the New
igloo; our waist
”fighting“ lawn shirt waists. line-
at stleh
section
ly tuck
Ladies Willie tum“
with tucks and insertion
31.50
bargains gets abroad.
ware 75c, $1 and $1 50
s
I
A.
Nibhsee"! left that
because the food was uduitorslmi." lilifl. hits. Brown? 3?",qu inter-
Sibhaw‘tll?" eating?" Mrs Brown "Ye stores
l owl—"Yes; it was allied up ring. it is it Policeman" rs. shod.
«offer three lots of newest. -»’t
will prices as will
shirt :‘slsts made
THE STOCK COLLAR BALE. -. ..
There'll be some busy buying. of
stock collars when the news of these
83-85 or
To see into
10' the next
MOM“.
White linen turn overs. embroidered I
in light blue and white, at 15c W
i
”$13“ collar and col! sets.
ii
at so:
ill-la. sea-r «as.
e .
red. perfectly designed at 253}
brotderéd an l
and title and ace chemisett‘es,
We have r
t maker waived from a prominent
belts Thea: {:36 hurcbase of wash.
in hove been divided
Ladies white hit: in into tiots and «cm
iv fucked and em Wunrmg‘efii" Lu“ les‘ white 'vgglgafibdcxvmnmim
with new is o 'muttdn‘ ”“10 With lib " be t"
s ! buckles. and some will;
nickel buckles special
. t 10c. each.
is. white emsmm’ér
bind. Ville iii back. at 2.6a ega‘x‘uhable ‘
with: tea belts in vast effect, trimmed
s pearl buttons, and two small
s.tbe latest style. at 25c. each.
i white washable kid belts
w do too back. at 25¢ each.
Just received a large assortment of ladies untrimmed straw hats. Which
we have placed on sale at 29 39, and. 60c" the former price of these goods‘
2! WASHINGTON ITRIET. .
S S. TILLOTSON
5900181 prlosaan {all Informbd Mflflns
i rye
Lama Assortment at 3'5“: Wear list; Constantly -
Ready Made Veils.
Childrsns' Mail this and Do
WE“,
. . liners.
t court-l mam. cons
New Styles
IN NECKWEAR, RUCHING. CHEMISETTES, SHIRT WAISTC AND‘IELT;
.ARE ARRIVING DAILY, EACH LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAST. WE.
HAVE STYLES AND GRADES TO SUIT ANY FANCY. V
NE.
86 WASHINGTON ST»
csd fin
’lt’s not
I alleles
psslti on r assasm.thc chair
battalion, and that withcst’asy Moist at your part.
scroll 3th it ‘o thl
we say It use not it me?" m M
To your door costs you only 8
J. commence
Krill Main at.
it ~- .,
uiiflfif‘fiill‘ house
land is cy‘cfl‘lond canvas. The material
e
ceofcni l s I nchu. in t id
fikstovabzu‘s.‘ superfo ed
Be Comfortable
Let Ithc Comfort Chair make on
. really so. ‘ ‘
is
dilercst from almost ssymlag Ilse.
m. [#an tsnfenwhsthsr
oer rec! lag. Every action of'
“ the c air is astetna batons
, RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
lack enamel. _ Folds com‘
erfsctiy simple.
The Commons
a hammock. not a sw‘iogpoet
.Thl good things of all ood-I” '
all. Shoddyw’tht are you read
motion and insult Lyme street. railway with too much gossip:' i mulldn‘t it “who pardon. what was it ill
to Mastic by Augustl is calmlistsd stand for lt:-—-Delrolt it‘roo Prose. oi?" sfr's. Brown (polltsi i-la'l debt
to be ism clued ”f the stat-ram ' —- know we only build o W you
this year. all it wii slord so much
easier houses to New Million. ..
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month. tit A “gay!!!“ MAdA.
ls ”litigant csrb more sudssluy butt
sill siiors sir than anatomist lud-
disorders." Foley's Kidhsyro on
till cures t disorderin a few
dsInM M‘iill "Womble suitcase
the mat otntibsed‘bssssi’ it has «is
Mis' of
who stars thought to as
lndlifhbls; if you have kidney or
Many cases of. asthma
tired its loss.
fol
laws: w loss:
ignored Wire
ll
l'f‘hitbest best'niediea slut
,eflilulsolls
icttrld’lssofsst
an. Adolph
est Third street, naturism,
“A More “sols cos;
until it filthy)“; "my”: in
ACTHMA UUEFIRIII SHOULD
Foley’s iloho‘y slid 'l‘sr has allied.
that were con
new
low
1 III.
availablz" could
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