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LADIEB' LACE LISLE HOSE IN
WHITE, TAN AND BLACK AT 251:.
ALL NEW APATTERN‘.
E. K. BTanko.
Mahfkomo Hotel Block.
45 if” 47%“ Wacltlngtohtitroot.
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Localisation
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and ”vicinity: Showers
with slowly rising temperature tonight
and Thursday. An extended area of
low pressure extends flout the Gulf
northward to the Lake region. Cloudy
Weather with local showers prevails in
nearly all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. The following places re-
port heavy rainfall during the past 24
hours: St. Louis, 1.06 inch; Indian
spoils 1.12 Inch. Toiedo,1.23 inch;
Pittsburg, 1.12 inch. The temperature
will rise 3111wa in this vicinity, but
the conditions do not indicate much
change in the weather.
EARLY SENTINEL SATURDAY.
Commencing this Saturday after-
vIrioun,tht1. first Saturday of summer
eEvening Sentiucl will be issued at.
1 o‘clock. in order that the employees
may havo a half holiday. It will be
necessary for chtttch notices and oth
or new; limits to reach the office Fil-
day afternoon or very early Saturday
morning.
Butler Lodge, N11 9?, I. t) O. F., will
hold a regular meeting tonight In
the new lodge rooms.
A meeting of Olive Branch Lodge.
Knights of Pythias, will be held to—
morrow night.
James S. Waterbury. of South Nor-
walk, was in Stwamford yesterday on
professional business at the City ilull
ding.
Frank Seymour anti sister. Miss
Edna Seymour, of South Norwalk.
were guests In. Southport yesterday of
their aunt, Mrs. Bell Gregory.
Shct 111.111 (‘ouncil Royal Arcanum, is
to hold a 1cgulat' meeting on Thurs
day evening in Red Men's hall At
this titnt1 the new schedule of assess
ments will be discussed.
C C. Mueller. with his wife and oth-
crs, aitcudcd Sunday motning set vlt 11s
I11 the Methodist church In Stamford,
of which Rev. T. S Henderson is pas-
tot'.
-—~-l.awu Social
Thurs, 3 toh .1p. 111
Ice cream and cake will be sold.
stortny will be held 111 Craw‘ q ilall.
R uyton School,
3' enter talutnent.
if
Rev. ’l‘hcodoteb " .chderson, pastor
of tltc Methodist. chur.ch Stamford.
will speak before the graduating class
of the Center School In New Canaan.
Friday evening, when the exercises of
the class of 1905 will take place.
~11 s a mistake to Imagine that Itch
lng piles can‘t be cured; a mistake to
suffer a day longer than you can help
Dean's ()Intmeut brings instant relief
and pct mancttt 1111'c.At any drug store
60 cents.
Captain llarry Young of tlte Cros-
cent Baseball team. states that them
is no truth in the tumor that the club
intends to disbuud. A game will be
played next 'Sntnrduy afternoon, with
the Winnipauks, at the intter's
grounds.
The new mulc uttnltetto consisting
of Messrs. l1‘orcc.Mniu liirst and
Wildman will rcuder selections at the
First Methodist Church next Sunday
evening. when a upcciul prulsc scr-
vlce will he held. This is tht1 strong-
est male quartctte in town, and all
should hear them.
..l (Icorge J. M. Webbor, J. lionry
liluuc'.haHI E. liyncs, A. W. iioard
than t. il.llonkln.i1‘.d\vin l". Wilde it.
1.. Baker R. L Almcda Huston; (1.11.
Sicklck. George L. Bi111psou,.l.’l‘. Mur-
phy W (1. Will. William Gollwilzer,
A. John. J. Levy. C. W. Gesregun A. 1‘.
Henry. Ii. F Hosmcr Henry D. Mosl-
lor and sisters. Mrs. W. H. Nearing.
Mrs. Edwin F' Brennan, Miss Wilkin-
son. ll I1). ilourdmun. W. G. Lewis (i.
Herbert Potter, William Smith F. lay
Its. New York; E. 'i‘. Scalion, vi-
dcn1111;W.A Clark Arthur 1.1’333-
:more, Plymouth: ’3. M. Cook Philadel-
phia; J. .l Worden.S. W Scars, Brook
lyn; Charles Chapman. John Dunning.
Frank Martin, Albany: Edward Roth-
nng,13nffalo; at .1. humor. Nashua.
N. H.; .l. T. Murphy. Newark: floor a
N. Taylor, Geneva, were guests yect
day at the Hotel Clifford.
BITTER “THAN'I'ANKING.
Spanking 1101111 1101.11 9 children of
bod wetting if it did0 orb would be
In children that would do it. There
in I constitutional cause for thlI Mrs.
Ill 81111111111111. Box 510. Notrs Dame.
11111.. will 1111111 her home treatment to
any nother.8h11 units no money.
Write hor today If your children trou-
ble you in thlI no. Don't blunts tho
$111111. The chancel are it chn't help
i.
131151 or arms
’ Rock Bottom Prices“
1 Forgesh.
keeping butter pure and sweet.
. , ,
GOLD MEDAL 1111111111.?
Won First Prize and Gold Medal at the
St. Louis Exposition.
At the World‘s Fair, in St. Louis,
Gold Medal Butter was awarded first
prize and gold lllt'ilai for its superior
excellence The awarding of this
medal gives a double significance to
the name of this famous butter in ad-
dition to Its high quality and general
goodness. the judges also took into
consideration the wonderful airdight
and odor proof package in which this
butter Is packed, thus bringing It to
the consumer deliciously fresh, pure
and sweet.
This is a new and better way of
But-
ten soon loses its delicate flavor ant
quickly becomes tainted when it it-
ln close contact with other entables
l’ut tip in this air-tight odor-‘proo
package it does not come in contact
with anything harmful and its delic
tons flavor and nppetlzlng freshness 11
always maintained.
(lold Modal lluttcr Is made in (ht
worlds greatest and cleanest cream
ery, and of the unrest and swuetcs
cream pcrfcctiy ripened and careful
ly pustcrutizcd. Only the most ap-
proved and scientific methods are em
ployed lit tbc making. When It reach
as the table It is always fresh. pan
and sweet. insist upon getting Gold
Medal Butter from your dealer.
THREE PHBYBICIANS .REATED
HIM WITHOUT SUC ES.
W. L. Yancy. l’atlucah, Ky, writes:
"I had a severe case of kidney disease
and three 111 the best physicians in
Kentucky, 1111111111 me without s11cc1ss
I then took i1“oleys Kidney Cure. '1‘111
first bottle gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured 11111 petmtmcily.
gladly recommend this wonderful rem
edy. Sold at Plaisted‘s llrug Store.
A BILL THAT'S THE LIMIT.
The general assembly has passed
two agricultural fair bills of considers
ble interest. One prohibits sale, pos-
session or offer for attic of intoxicat~
ing liuuor.lt11cplug or opctailng any
“1wht11l pool dite game, pitt game. shell
gamc or other Illegal gatne‘ “keeping,
managing, at‘. urtising or calling “any
obscene, immoral or indecent show, ex
hibition, or muscular dance, or any
house or ieut 11f ill fame. or our house
or 111111 reputed to be resorted to for
the purpose of prostitution or lewd
fleas."
The other hill, just passed by the
house. forbids ti111 sale of t'cfreslttttcuis,
merchandise, or articles of atuustnuent,
front temporary stands within one tulle
of an agricultural i'alr ground while a
fair is itt progrfcss
The object of this Is to protect those
who pay for thc privilegt1 to sell with-
In fair ground influences from compett
tion of squatters who stay outsltlt1 the
grounds bttt ncar chough to ‘catch"
lot of trade.
If this bill is constitutional we do
not understand the bill of rights.
How can you lawfully prohibit a man
froth selling crullcrs or sweet cider
from a table standing on laud‘of John
Jones If .Iohu .loncs Is willing 1111
should occupy it for that purpose.
Tito general assembly has done some
queer things bttt passage of the law
last mentioned In the litnit.-—Now Ha
Ven bender.
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE.
For Coughs. Group, Whooping
Cough. etc, One Minute 0011 h Care to
the children's favorite. '1‘ la is be-
cause it contains no opiate, is perfectly
harmless. tastes good and cures. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy-
"BATTERY FOR BRIDGEEOBT.
RTFORD June 21.-—-lt. now looks
as Hi Bridgeport would noon have a
section of the machine gun battery
consisting of two guns, full!l mounted
and equipped within a short time.
the senate yesterday the committee
on military affairs reported a ensure
providing for this thing in accordance '
with the wishes of Bridgeport mane.
facturers and others as expressed at
a recent hearing with reference to add-
ing this arm of the militia service to
the city
OMOKING lN 2| NPEOWDIR MAGA-
lI courting death more suddenly but:
not than surely than neglecting kid-
me be truly called-butter of quality.
ness and delicacy of flavor gives it the stamp hf
excellence. Every dchiil' 1n the process of making,“ at the. .‘ ,
, newest and best, and is carefully guarded against any influ- 1' '1‘ 1
once harmful to the product.
cramery 1n the world, from pure. rich, pasteurized creahl. . 1
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER isalwayaa
uniform and a perfect product. '1‘/ten can be no better butt”.-
The goodness of GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY BUTI'ER
is preserved by an air-tight and odor-proof package. which
.tht- pctitioucr.
11.11.1111.
Madc' tn the most periodic.
prevents any possible taint. The
front the time it leaves the
your table.
Ask your dealer for
CREAMERY.
BUTTER.
8:011 In
nominal
In new dating
Gold Modal honor.
An you onoofthmr
DANBURY 1131:;
Judge Wheeler Hands Down Memo-
randa Affecting Booth's Suit.
.iudgc WIu-clcr handed down :1
tumuoraudn ycslt-l‘tltty on the motion
1011111'1'111'1 in the suit of John R. Booth
VB. Willlatu A. ilrauu. of llattbury, thu-
plaintiff occlurlug that thc latter was
illcgally tricclctl mayor of ihtnbury ttt
thc last. election.
in the mcmoruuda .ltuige thclcr
holds that thc hour whcn the polls
Wcrc 111111111111 may be an Importqu of
leguliou whcrc it vttt'it-s greatly front
1h.- hour Iixctl by law, Such a soil
Oils departure. muy vitiate the1 election.
The decision holds furthct'.
The opening of the polls early attd
closing of th11 polls late is merely an
lrrcgulurity, ineffective in dlsiut'blnt:
the results of an elettlon uulcss fraud
be shown I11 connection with the it'-
regularity or enough votes were r11-
ceived and counted during the Irregu-
lar-pm'iod whcn the polls opened to
havi- changed the rcsult. Whether it
Is necessary those volt-n be Illegal
votcs or not need ttol be determined.
Paragraph 11', fraud is not allegctl
I11 connection with the opening of the
polls.
ih‘lllnglnllll II should bc 111111111 111111 c
spur-tile by stating the names and aunt
b1-1' oi the III- 'ul votes t'1cf11'rt-1l to and
thc patties of those who voted for 11111
respondent and those who voted for
Ihiilllgl‘illlflli Iii and ii of the mo»
GOLD MEDAL
I
butter is never handled,
creamery until it mend,
NEW JURY LAW.
Some important Changes Are Contem-
plated. '
1
T111 111 has Itceu rcpotlcd to the sen-
ate and Will shortly be slittt'ed for ac-
tiott upon the senate cult-11111111 a bill
of immcusc interest to furuu-rs and
others who do jury 1iuly.’l‘hls Is the
substitutc for the various 11111.1sures
touching upon the, mutter of .1111 much
dist ussion, and reprcscut.y the best of-
i"01ts oi the judiciary tontmittee to
remedy ilu1 evils iu the prescut sys-
tem of thawing jurors At present the
juries cotnc almost exclusively from
the small towns, and the favoritism
that is possibltrhus become 11 consider-
able feature In 111111111 politics.
From towns of less than i 000 popu-
lation there are to be furnished two
jurors; ovcr 1,1100 and not exceeding
1.500, thrcc; over 1.31111 anti not ex-
ceeding 2,1100, four: over 2,000 and not
exceeding 4,000 six; otter 4.111111 and lint
exceeding 111.000. ciultt: ovor 10,000
and not exceeding (111,000, iii; over
50.11110 '20.
At present ilu1 to“ 11 authorities fttr
niah twice as funny names as it is in.
tended to choose {01 jurors, ami only
half are taken There is no such provi-
siott in the new law. There Is every
reason to think that 11111 house will
pass it espct' Ialy 111111. the. pay of jur-
ots has bocn raised b) the legislature
front $2.50 to $3.
TEN TIMES EASIER.
ilou should bc gruntctl.
'lhc pclitioutt' should be granttd
thc names of those who \(ilf‘i illcgul
ly bciut: 111 posscssiou of 1hr same.
It is ten times easier to cure coughs.
croup, wltooplngtough and all lung
and bronchial affections when the
bou'c is are open Kcuumly' s laxative
i
‘Btam'filrd My" flu- or Flt-Wm
ltivc (‘ough Syrup chtlye 1'111111111 the
JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD bowels untl 11xpcis all cold from the
DO. I system Best for 1‘ ought»; (‘11ltls.I‘roup,
“1'
Mr
always keeps a bottle of Chamber
ialn's (‘oiic (‘.'l1olctn and
Attutits of 1'1.oli1 cholera. motbus and
diarrhoea come on so suddenly that
thctc is no time to hunt 11. 11011111 or go SENATE REJECTS EARLY CLOSING
BILL.
to the store 1111 111cdi11neiiir liar
ber says: "i have tried (‘hambct'
1.111111 Colic, (‘ltolcrn and illut't'hocu
lictucdy which is out1 of the best 111ch-
ciucs I oversaw. i keep a bottle of
It in my room as l have had sewml
attacks of colic anti It has proved to
Do the best medicine I ever used. “ Bold '
by L.till1-.on Powcll l,orproatiou (.llt-
ford Pharmacy anti chtfuss Pharmacy
(fool) I
till 11.
t
l
l
Ulllllllilllllliiiililllilh :‘ ""
iM \\l\. 1 1111 11111 is.
1101110133
[grant Morphine “1111111111111.
NARC 0110.
w‘ I DOW
A . WAT
1,1111th
Ol'llll
, run and Lou or m;
wily—unu—
within 3% turn of
9% dlIordm. Foley'I Kidney Care
days and its continued usel twill cure
the most obotinato cam 11 our-
1111 many people of Brld‘ne'I lqpnas
and diabetes who were thought to he
it you have kidney 1’1»
1111111111 cc” at. “My:
cure a slight disorder in a few,
’I Drqu
”W111 from
'f‘Q
M’ifiWWHV '
l. '1‘ Barber, of lrwinville, tin 3“ka
dy’h
Iliut'rhoeuisou1 attd the honey bee is on the bot-
llcmcdy at hand ready for instant use l ‘1‘).
E HARTFORD, June 21.
iCililil‘lllllll C.lark of Milford 11f the
iictucmlwr the 111111111. "Keane
and see that tht1 rcd c'lmcr blow
Sold by The Clifford l'harmacy.
. O
'I‘hc Senate
rejected the favorable report of the
.cxcisc toutntiltec providing for the
:1losiug of saloons at ltl p n1 Senate
111111111 committee1 1111111 that pct sonaliy
he did not. favor the report of the oath
tniliec. After his explanation the Sen-
iatc by a unanimous votc t'cictted the
I
bill.
The Kind You Ilava
Always Bought
, nuance it subdue: inflammation and
, ram of
MORE OF MEI AEKIH'G AB'W‘T'
Malf- by utbmoblid'c Owner;
The following article was printed
it: the Stamford Atlvt1catc.last eve
nag :
Charles L. Barker, of Norwaik, a
manufacturer of gasoline engines. is
the latest automobile driver to fall
victim to the watchfulncss of the po-
lice. M11 barker was arrested by [‘e-
lleeman Hickey, early last evening
lie did an eighth of a ratio over the
measured course In East Main street
In exactly 111 seconds. The law allows
one to do an eighth in 37% seconds.
-.Mr Barker was In a frame of mind
when he arrived at headquarters With
the officer. He made a very impressive
oration on the general theme of auto-
mobile legislation. emphasizing What
to him seemed a lack of common
sense on the part of the framers of
the law which compels people to main
lain a pace so slow as one mile In five
minutes. lie went Into the subiect of
law-enforcement in general, and
wound up by making a formal cout-
plalnt to Chief Brennan. and request-
ing him to arrest the owners who left
a couple of horses and wagons un—
hiiched in the highway. 1
“I saw the vehicles as I drove in,"
declared Mr. Barker. "and l have a
witness to prove It. Your officer knows
the Identity of the owners, and I want
them arrested. There‘s a law on the
statutebooks against such a thing anti
if you re going to enforce the automo-
bile lnw, i think you ought to enforce
this other law. 1 want those men or-
rested."
Professor Alexander Campbell own-
ed one of the vehicles. He was In a
music store when Mr. Barker passed
over Main street, 11 prisoner. The pro-
fessor, utterly unconscious that he was
violating any law. looked over the
music sercucly while Mr. Barker pro
tested rathcr chlocrically outside.
Policeman lllckey finally humored the
Norwullter to the extent of asking Mr.
Cntnpbcli if the horns1 amt buggy he
left standing at the curb were not his.
The professor frankly admitted they
Were. l-iis feelings ran up and down
the gamut when he learned that Bar-
ker wanted him arrested. and why.
His cornmeal. on the Norwnlk man's at.
titude was picturesquely philosophi-
1:,al He had not been arrested at
press- -time today.
This morning Mr. Barker was unwil-
ling to admit that ho had exceeded the
speed limit. and said “not guilty" 1.0
the charge. He could not figure out
ltow his time could be taken with ac-
curacy ln tl111 gleaming. The evidence
against him was sufficient to satisfy
Judge Young however The unhappy
Not'walk man renewed his plalnt about
vehicles he had seen ttnhltchcd by the
wayside. and spoke learnedly about
alleged statute, that provided punish-
ment for that crime Prosecuting A1-
1orney Carter didn't seem to know
there was such a law In existence. and
asked the Norwalk man to show hitn
it. Mr. Barker didn‘t point ottt the law.
lie was fined :25
Prosecuting Attorney Carter said af-
ter Court that he knew of no law stub
us Mr Barker referred to There is a
statute which (overs animals which
are allowed to roam the streets and
thcre hat/c been prosecutions under it
here. Mr. Carter belleVes. however.
that there should be a city ordinance
((11 critur cases such as that inslnnccd
by the Norwalk 1111111 He beilcv es It is
only fair to automobilisls and others
that horses be not left unsecured lit
the streets.
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending death in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's" Kidney Cure. it
will cttre incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even lit the worst cases
gtves comfort and relief. Slight disor
ders are cured In a few days. “i had
diabetes in Its worst form.’ writes
Marlon Lee. 11f Dunreaib. ind. “I tried
eight. physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure
made me a wall man." Sold at Plain.
tcd‘s Drug Store. 0
HEAVY RAILROAD WORK
Glimpse of the Activity In the Field
of Construction.
The Consolidated railroad Is having
a few stnull steel railroad bridges
built at the Trenton. N. .1. shops of
the American Bridge Co. Also 4,400
tons of girder and pin connected
steel truss work
A neat bit of engineering has just
been completed on the road 111 Wilson.
ville. where a single track 76 foot
spun, Howe truss bridge was rcplat 11
by a through plate girder span on the
same abuttueuts without Interrupting
gnllowa, frames or fulsework. The new
girders are 76 feet long back to back
of and angles. nor en feet V. inch deep
back to back of angles. and weight
about 44 1101) pounds each. They were
designed under the direction of Colin
M. lngerttoll. chief engineer of the
railroad company, and were built and
erected by Lewis 1". Shoemaker & 00.,
Schuylkill Bridge Works, Philadelphia.
M
THE BALVE THAT PENETRATEB.
Dchtt's Witch Hazel Salve pene-
trates the pores of the skin. and by Its
antiseptic. rublfoclent and healing In-
curon Bolts. 811ml. Outs. Barents. 'i‘et-
ter, Bing Worm and all skin diseases.
A Ipcclfio for. blind, bleeding itching
and protruding PiIeI. Tho original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salvo II
made by in Ci DeWItt. It Co.” and sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. '
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HEARD 000'!” VOlOE, HI DAYS;
AM 91111qu of.” euro Waco Fullfllloti,
Add: ,titI Roy. Mrgllo
No ind rsct Inlwsrtae or was
thdt vouahIIfed to maths rank A.
31101111111.“ he told it yesterday at the
Methodist preacher-It meeting In No.l
150 Fifth avenue. Ho “it! that in red-
month‘hil appeal for divine aid ho
initially hunt the voice 11111911 'i‘itat
II nuc'lundcy morning mini! Milli
“it?“ you. when Ito and 11111111111111:
Morin intense I111. with lilo
rerun ”bandage after 1111 motion and
when it was feared he never again
would use.
"As i lay there " said 110,"! called
upon God for help And i heard. as
truly In an prophot over hoard. tho'
Golf toilingtnp “hand in row
to boil hit and Itrongth
«1"qu 11111111011
All. God don of! WW“
Loam aoa‘hsyihtanron's ramparts.
Three special lots of Dainttl While Waisis
A sale of Stock Collars not to be slighteti
The summer ‘égtealeSI Sale of Ladies’ Wash
Bells. .
Pique and madras stock. a large as-
sortmcni of designs at 25c.
Ladies' collar and cuff sets, em-
hroidercd, perfectly designs-11.111 2511.
Embroidered and lace chcmlsettec,
at 25c. and 50c. each.
THE BELT SALE.
We have received from a prominent
belt maker a large purchase of wash
belts. 'l‘hcse belt. have been divided
into lots and will be sold as follows:
Lndies' white washable canvas boi tit
some with gilt buckles and some illl
nickel buckles, special at 10c. 111151.
Ladies' white embroidered washable
baits wide in back, at 25c. each. “
Ladies' belts in vest. effect, trimmed
with pearl buttons and two am 1
pockets, the latest style, at 2511 one.
lmdles' white washable kltl bait!
belts. wide his back. at 25c each.
THE WAIST SALE.
This Is the scasou for cool white
waists. We offer three lots of newest.
style waists at. such prices as will
throng our waist section for the next
few days.
Ladies wltiic lawn shirt waists. fina-
ly tucked, special at 69c.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists made
with tucks and insertion, at 980..
Ladies white lawn shirt waists, fine
ly fucked and embroidery trimmed
{lith- new leg o'mutton sleeves, at
THE STOCK COLLAR SALE.
There ll be some busy buying of
stock collars when the news of these
bargains gets abroad.
White linen turn overs. embroidered
in light blue and white, at 15c.
Just received a large assortment. of ladies untrimmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at 29, 39, and. title, the former price of these goods
were 75c, 31 ami SIM. ‘
83- 85 Washington Street.
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millineny.
All untrimmcd Straw Hats. 25c. 39c and 75c. Chlldreu' s Mull Bonnets
and Washable Hats. Ladies' Duck Hate in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
”1 WASHINGTON STREET. DOUTH NORWALK. CONN
New Styles
iN NECKWEARlRUCHINO. DHEMIBETTES. SHIRT WAIST! AND BELTS
AIRE ARRIVING DAILY, EACH LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAST. WE
HAVE STYLES AND GRADES TO SUIT ANY FANCY.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
SWING CHAIR
I coll of mount and fancy on «I can" Th
:h‘ In 1115.3me braced. nip inked in lack odhth‘ol. 1:0 4:31.333
of y. occupying
Pm of My 111 1 111111 .11 1 .
umoviul only Four Ito" bolts. $1111.13 liérle, “P at folded
B'e Comfortable
Let the Comfort Chair nuke you
reIII no. The Comfort Chair in
tiller at front Ilmo'It on 1131111115 ‘elI’e.
it'I not a 11.11.1111: not .not
I chair. Thogood thingo ofaliconfa
blood. Situpiym Iolld comfort whether
limfl orrcci hing. very action of
. . 111.1" 1.11.111: “mm
' . yo yo fhcl.t at: a
‘11-‘1me fl thht without any short on your part.
It. to Iif- In it. cool. you nothing.
To buy It and have If delivered
To your door occi- you only 5 P"
.J. COLLINS8100.
bouts Norwalk. ‘
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Is 1331'- than eunuch. his a. WWW ,
motion or «out. Of the bronchial litihda
lunar—allied“ to 11mm and the son
arcs ct ammunition Ithaflles all sch will“
it cures, loaded wi'” ‘ -
o, and gong ,
co m worthleII and harmful. booth». ,
fill
, ya takoh internally only, ever did or
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