t
WIN”.
' j .and Freedom.
at, I905. .
‘ Tomorrow.
all rp, for the put-pone of
I“ and tribute of respect
.4“. "I WILCOX. 860W-
terd’isnersl Cortelyou Is one
~ , ateur pianists in tho
-I fl'one period of his
sly. considered making
fashion. Whenever the
files have proved unus-
ieno in the dark. Mrs.
we when he is beginning
llleipl troubles. for then
minor strains with
"‘1‘ 03's begins and passes to
sale generally finishing
‘phant march. Mr. Cortel-
same stimulus and re-
music that other men
drugs, or long walks.
illealth‘Culture tells the
ivory smart society wo-
nlthough her name sp-
,er, in not onboard. She
Sill-days rest cnrc ln-thc
tin absolute solitude, ex-
e’ornpa lonship of a tem-
She pitched her own
, her own pine-bough
bulbsoiutely nothing otside of
“A bar" heals, except roam
ids and rest. A ride-
plstress has been ar—
. so of slcknes. injury.
assistance. ”1,
sior ,
peala dlstrct of Guam-
p of the past year
A:‘iose of many pre-
L’fimpth quantity and
p... tributed to the vol-
tober 24, 11:02. At
(met in question was
. gm of ashes, varying
pltljslx inches to three
on} supposed that the
flamed into a desert.
(I 1.
oi It. disguise. ll stimu-
li ,wonderiully anIE- of the most imdcsirnblc possessions
that a man can have.
6!. 00s.
wt .~
“M
“2'; of lightning is rc-
bcorench town of Mom-
li‘l'li'iumber of persons
the oliice of thc
pmilco a fearful thun-
cot'ar the place. There
. wud'urnsh, followed by a vivid
enk of lightning. This ran along
0 floor of the room, up the logs of a
.ble and set tire to the wood and to
some papers lying on top. None of
Lhe many persons in the room suffer-
ed any inconvenience.
By the use of the two ferry stonin—
srs nearln cogniutlon at Nagasaki.
w“ -0 entire Japanese railroad
Willi.” broulht into close con-
' with the Oorean system, and
I c «Milt/with the Manchurian and
7' M. an that when the short
MW00$WIju and Linoyang is
is It idol: will he. says llnitcd
Cult“) Clarion 13. Harris, of
I 'd traveler can make the
don to 'l‘oklo with
, . a in Cansdmwrttcn
...' able excitement as
ty of Canadians
" 1h paper of any
Tliiieir literature is
”Ithellers‘ shops
.. n Illifiliii, Amen
. in papers. Ami
' 4 are. can be only
" will think “Anny
protectorate. «inscrib-
dohnston. there are
; tin Africa: also the
nuclease in the world
~ mean mountain, with
of it» and snow right,
r.
, *lillutl"
belch
.
if! Upilo-anr.
'1 First Class.
M to his den and fills of this big southern city.
HAVE Yilli lillEil
the new nick Desserts that grocers are
now sell it i’ They are justly termed
"Easy to bfnkc" as all Ingredients are in
the package. Three complete produces-
D-Zerta
Wand D-Zarta Meet Jelly
at 10¢. per package. and D-Zcrta
Ice Cream Powder. 2 for 25
cents. Five choice flavors 0 each. A
trial will convince you how easy it is to
have the finest desserts with no labor
and little expense. Order today.
HERE, THERE “AND svsavwnsne
interesting Happenings Chanced Upon
in the Rambles of the
Newaman.
The people who believe that. tho
souvenir craze is abatlng are laboring
under a delusion. The craze is here.
has been with us along while, and will
continue. probably, well into the fu-
ture. One of the representatives of
the National Biscuit Company, which
gave receptions in The Norwalka re
cently to demonstrate to the ladies the
valuaof their goods, made the sur-
prising statement to a Sentinel man
that in the city of Atlanta alone twen-
ty-slx dozen small tea cups were tak-
en as souvenirs by the good people
When the
scribbler appeared querulous and gave
the follow the wink. tho.latter declared
that. he would take his oath that he
was speaking the truth. Recently, he
said. in a town not far from here a
dozen sliver spoons disappeared. They
were not stolen. but just, "borrowed."
to appear later on fine. polished parlor
tables. The firm obviates this dim-
onlty by placing the initials "N. B. C.”
on every article sent out. But even
these are occasionally taken.
t i O
A Norwalk young man had an inter-
cstlng experience rcccnlly. On one of
those nights, of which We have had all
too many. when the only cool spot is
at of passengers of an the front. seat of a trolley car cutting
the air at forty miles an hour, the
young man in question and his fair
friend boarded a trolley at it o‘clock
for Dorlon's Point. Whether the heat
had affected them. or something more
lasting. nclthcr would say. At all
events the last car left them at the
Point and they walked as far as he
Norwalk Methodist. Church. The
srangcst part of the cxpcrlonce is that
neither mlndcd the three mile return
walk in the least.
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One of the largest blackflsli that. has
been caught in local waters in many
a day was that soon Tuesday by a
party of fishermen composed of Rev.
G. D. Egbert. Horace S. Hatch and Dr.
.l. f‘. Ncwklrk. The trio had left the
Yacht Club at five. in the morning. fish-
ig nearly all day at the Spindle. hav-
ing fairly good luck, and were on thclr
way home when they passed a couple
of oyslcrmen. “ilad any luck?” call~
or! out one of thanpnrty. "0h, fair."
replied the oystermnn. as no lifted two
lluc spcclmcus of blacklish. each
weighing closc to ten pounds. He had
bccn out in deep water to the south
.fi-vltw-a-
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{MILLIONAIIIE KILLED
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Wile. Son and Daughter of Los
Angels: Man Seriously Hurt
Wen Machine” Collided With
Carriage
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L08 ANGEIMS. Calm. July 21.-M.
'1‘. Hancock, the well-known million-
ulre plow lnvtlntor and manufacturer,
is dead as the result of an automo-
bile accldent in this city late last
night, in which the manufacturer's
wife. son and daughter were seriously
injured. Hancock sustained two
fractures of the skull and concussion
of the brain. He died without recov-
ering consciousness.
The party in a large machine, was
traveling forty miles an hour on
South Main street near Forty-eighth
street. when the machine collided
with a buggy. The car swerved to
the curbstonu and crashed into a
telephone pole, dcmonlshlng it and
hurling the occupants to the street.
Following are the injured
Mrs. M. '1‘. Hancock, cut and scr-
lonsly bruised.
Eugenia Hancock. left arm broken.
concpssion oil the brain.
M. 'i‘. Hancock. Jr., severely cut
and bruised.
J, Saul, dulryman. scalp wound and
internal injuries.
Saul was the driver of the buggy
into which the automobile dashed. lie
was thrown from his vehicle to the
street and severely hurt.
M. 'i‘. l-ialn-ock. Jr., a 16-year-old
boy. was driving the nun-blue at the
time of the accident. With him in
the front seat was his younger broth-
cr, Newton llancock. who was the
only mombcr of the party to escape
unliurt. in the rear seat were “an.
cock. his wile and t‘lnugbtcr. All wci'e
hurled to llu~ pavement by the terrific
impact. of the machine against the
curbing and telephone pole and sov‘
crnl of them were rendered uncon—
scious. They Were promptly removed
to the rccclvlng hospital. The machine
was wrecked.
Hancock was known here as one of
in thc city. He had been in the police
court on different occasions for drlw
lug his machine in cxrcss of the
speed limit. and on one m-rusion a
few months ago was lined $150 for
fast drivint. llc paid his [Inc at the
time with u check which he insisted
should bear the inscription across its
l’ncc: r‘nl‘ driving an automobile six~
ty miles an hour in the city of Les
Angelou."
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MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
, m luminous: Acclaim;
the most reckless automobile drivcrs‘
You need no eggs or flavoring.
Four kinds. Chocolate, Vanilla.
gt;av:bsrrya.aand gnflavored
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ifit";.."...’.l.u..'i I... Jill‘s'fv‘i'fih'i't'l
If.
lioness-s rm futile. lens. I. I.
STEEPLECHASE ISLAND.
George (3. 'i‘ilyou'g Steeplechase |s~
land. the resort where the breezes ai-
wuys blow. proved a boom to thou-
sands of people during the past week
of iutcusu heat. it is so situated that
no mailer from what direction the
wind comcs, the island In always cool.
'I‘bcn the fine bathing beach was pats
roniscd by throngs every day and an
Wednesday. the hottest day of the
week visitors witnessed the sight of
1.000 people in bathing together. Then
the ‘great Steeplechase Race Course.
the new Stccplccbnsc pork with its
runny attractions, the grand ball room.
thc figure eight roller coaster. the
circle swings. Ferris wheel. grove.
board walk around the island. magnifi-
ccnt illumination at night are but a
few of thc island's features. which ug-
grcgntc ltlti. linllo. the clephanl iloy.
a remarkable case of birth marking,
is startling visitors every day. A trip
to Siccplechasc island from this city
is inexpensive and well worth while.
ALL ABOARD FOR BLOCK i5LAND
AND WATCH HILL.
Next tours lcnving for those places
conducted by Tim Recreation Tour»
lsi t.‘o.. Saturday July 22nd. 7.47 n. in.
Three days- trip with best hotel accom»
lutululions from $9.0“ to 39 5t]. 'l‘ours
leaving Monday Saratoga. Ausublc
l'lmsm, f‘oltagc City. and ilcthlcbcm.
in thc White Mountains. For The New
England 'l‘ourlsl dcscriplivc of tours
kcl Agent N. Y. N. H. k H. II. II. C0. '
()rlno luxullvc Fruit Syrup gives
perbmncni rclicl in cases of habitual
Constipniloti as it stimulates lIit‘ liver,
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
not nauscluo or gripe and is mild and
like pills or ordinary calhnl‘tics. Docsl
wcsl of the Spindle, where he lilid
wolcanlc ash proved '
undo good his catch.
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chulntloinls. once in a while, one
This was it
lustrated. to the writer's satisfaction
and amusement, recently at Norficld.
during conference week. The baseball
games bctwccn the various colleges
and universities rcm‘cscnicd Wow the
lenscly lntcrcstlmz and much good air
lured rivalry was shown. The day on
which Yale pluycd l‘rlnccion, ()ld Ell
had at first base uonc othcr ihnn Bow-
man. champion football playcr. and
probably the foremost athlete in the
world today. Bowman played an al-
most faultless game on the diamond.
but when he not up at the bat llu-
crowd was almost breathless, cxpcct.
ing to soc the ball soar out over (-ch
icr flcldcr's hcud. lnsicnd, ilnwmau
"fallow!" thrnc tins-s and the umpire
called the "boiler out.’ The crowd
not up a twitter which soon burst into
a hearty laugh. as ilowmnn. with head
hunt and a smith on his face. took his
place among the Yale follows. The
next day he ran a nail Into his foot
and had to return to New iiavcn.
WILL INTEREST MANY.
Every pcrson should know that good
health is impossible if tho kldncys arc
deranged. Foley's Kidney (hire will
cure kidney and bladder IIIi-ii‘ilill' in
every form. and will build up and
strcnllthcn these organs so they will
pcrh..rn their functions propcrly. No
danger of llrlahl‘s disease or diabetes
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken In
time. Sold at i'lnlntcd's Drug along".
w...—-.wm.
MR8 WILOON NEARLY WELL.
Doe. Not been to Mind linemen of
Her Companion and Apparently
ls Perfectly Happy
(firecrful and devoid of any outward
also of worry or oven regret at the
dcacriimi of Walter innudou.
whom she fled from the Hudson itivrr
lnsnnn hospital at l’oughkncpslo. N. Y.
on .luly ii. Mrs, Janet Wilson. who air
tempted suicide by "burning horsclf at
the iiivervlcw hotel at. Milford Sutur-
day night. is now rapidly recovering
at, the iirldaeport hospital.
iiivcry day shows an improvement
over the proceeding one and ihc put-
Sold at Plulsted‘s Drug Store.
roller, rcnlarkcd the wave,
“you are not in it with me."
which you should be thankful." rc-
joined
queried the
sworcd tltc beach. "you have me to
fall back on when you go broko."~—— ‘n'ciock. tomorrow, as usual on Sutur-
Chicago [Daily News.
with '
plcasnnt to take. Remember the
name ()rlno and refuse substitutes.
Ct
Ilcnrd at the Scuside.~"As a high
boasttully,
“l"or
tln- beach.
wave.
“ilecausc why?"
“llccnusc.” an-
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lEIIIINB lilililllll.
MAN NEAanoRownao.
.' i
,lons i'oint yesterday afternoon. want
t reported to have been nearly drowned. l
in". la-wis_ o East? walk, snvtul his:
llfc. Al the hotel lug was knmvn
of the incident. ‘ ‘
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IRECENT ARRIVALS OE VESSELS.‘
new roux, July 21.—-—La lmrrainn,‘
‘l'rom Havre for New York, was in:
,mmmunicatiou by wireless with lluvilit‘tll‘ilt‘
gSmsconsett Station at ill a. m.. whcn ltwo more tlrsi:class performances in,
“mi“ east 0‘ N““' .Soutb Norwalk, yesterday. All the acts;
’wcrc good. the singing and specialties
being especially worthy of commcndav
‘llon Mr. Adams. as the clown. is im-
l‘itnbic and received hcariy applause
over the many cmnlal situations in
wvhlch he was the prlmc movcr.
tlln- vessel was 75
'tuckct Lightship.
} EARLY SENTINEL TOMORROW.
’l‘hc Scniinol Will be issued at
days.
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unvehlnu,
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er‘w
, The mitten can is the name of the
lingerie arrangement which my lady
wears with her elbow-sleeved
tumes when on the streets.
You have noticed that little girls
are wearing their frocks very short
this summer—scarcely covering the
comfortable one.
All departments are more or less
attractive in our local stores. But i
think that laden with cooling powders,
sweet-smelling waters for the bath.
line soaps, creams, etc, has its own
peculiar charms for womanklnd when
mercury is trying to reach the top of
the thermometer and so nearly suc-
ceeds as it has lately.
is delightful. but with these dainty
accessories it is most, delightful.
There is no material which washes
more easily than white lawn.. it irons
easily, too, and it is my impression
that a good many business women are
lugging about heavy.
skirts who could with less discomfort.
including the laundering, be wearing
skirts like thcir
such skirts nuvan white pctticonts. too.
but those can
like t.hc"dl‘esscs and do not need to
me lace-trimmed.
nothing especially prolly in many ruf-
lios showing through a plain lawn
skirt
stand out if you likc.
The girl who has light hair is most
Iinblc to injure it with frequent wet-l
tings at the shore unless she washes
it carefully with
each such wcttinu.
its bolus made brittle and so easily
One sees a good many embroidered.
blouses and waists this summer which ,
are the handiwork of the wearers andi
represent ilnlshcd as high as iii'tccul
dollars that didn't cost in actual mon—
ey one-fifth of that amount.
who is naturally careless about her!
clothes. wearing them out more quick—
than
iluuicr. of i’iitsbura, l'a.,
got better. although i had one of the
anemone.
m
008-
’l‘hls is the fashion and a
A plain bath
dark woolen
waists. Of course
be of thin material
in fact there is.
Let the petticont be out llkH‘
with an under ruffle to
fresh water aftcr,
The danger is in.
The girl ‘
sccms necessary. is often1
a valuable lessen when she
llrsi dons a garment of her own mnk-,
it took her hours and days 10;
make it and she doesn‘t like to see;
it ruthlessly handicd;
to occur to her for the first time that,
mother must feel much the same way 1
when she has finished a
piccc of cmbroldcry.
it then seems
I laborious
BENT HER DOUBLE.
"i know
when i was sick with
no one. for four wccks.
typhoid and‘
writes Mrs. Annie.
“and when l‘
trouble."
doctors I could gel. 1
i was bent double and had to rest my:
hands on my knees when i
From this terrible afiiiction l was res-
cucd by Electric lilitcrs. which was
“"‘I ”MM" 0“” on G" W. iisrrls. 1“" torcd my health and strength. and now
i can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful." Guarantccd to
|cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
‘ A man who was in bathing at IMr-zdt’l‘fi: at l". H. Baxter's drug
price i’uic. '
walked.
Biorc;
as
TWO MORE GOOD PERFORMAN-
CES.
Given in South Norwalk Yesterday by
the Humpty Dumpty Company.
The iiuinply Dummy Company. with i
ll. Adams, as the clown, gavel
”c arise.
A ICUP OF OUR COFFEE is A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG, RICH AND FRAGRANT.
GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION—AS BRACING AS A 8EA BREEZE.
LIGHTE‘N THE LABORS OF THE DAY.
-‘
TELEPHONE CALL 322-4.
THERE I8 A WORLD OF COMFORT iN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
A MORNING CUP WILL
IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALIT Y. USE OUR DELICIOUS
COFFEEL FRESH FROM THE RUASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN-
Chas. E.,Seymaur.
WEST WISHINBTIIN STREET.
There is one
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place 111 town where youcan buy the best
of everything in the line of eatebleswand that
place is The New York Grocery Co.
DELIGLIOUB CALIFORNIA HAM8.0NLY ..... 7I/ze PER POUND
18 LIIB. DEBT FINE GRANULATED SUGAR. 01.00; 9 LBS” 50¢: 4y: LBS..25c.
lent is responding to the treatment
in tho most. satisfactory manner. Lot»
tors of a character that soon in runs.
into her that the future holds nothing
to cause her to worry are received
rrsulariy but as yet no one has visited
IIQ'I‘ slnrc lamadon's departure. Ex.
(Ifllilxl‘l‘silmiill Philip 9. low of New
York. father of Mrs. Wilson. has not
Visited his daughter but for all she
seems to be happy and nbwlutely con-
tentcd. .
FREE—1 Package
EXT RA l
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if she continues to improve during
the next few days as she has during
the past 48 hours Mrs. Wilson will he
up and about her room soon and can
lone the hospital in a short time.
Just where ghe will go to no our rec-ins
to know. The belief is that shn has
either mapped out plan of action her-
self or means it s tor her.
or four, days pregnant! Mrs. Wilson
will be herself again. ' ‘ ' Wfi~
Thri‘a
giving double stamps tomorrow.
710 and I? Help itreet.
Norwaiit.
.. .‘hhwi‘vcuu. um.
I
it you want to fill your stamp
Can you beat thattaFREE.
exTnAF
snow Boy Powder. 1 cake Acme soap and 10 Pink Discount Stamps with 0 cakes Acme
tlosp. the whole sheeting match for 200.
EXTRA!
Collectors of our Pink Stamps will no doubt appreciate the last that we will give
DOUBLE PINK DIGCOUNT STAMPI ALI. DAY BATURDAY.
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FRIDAY; JULY. ruins. .
Tomorrow,
will be the grand
wholesale cost.
possible. ,
Children's Wash Dresses. value
50c and bile. 37c.
Children's Wash Dresses. valuo
75c, 50c.
Children's Wash Dresses. value
$1.25, 95c.
Ladics’ Summer Wash Suits.
Wash Skirts and Silk and Cotton
Waists. About six or seven huir
tired dollars worth of this class of
mcrchnndlse left. 'l‘mnorrow we
purpose cleaning out cvcry gar-
ment. it means a terrific loss
to us, but. We cannot consider this
for one moment. (int, they must
go—nnd quicklywthis is the story.
Whltc Duck Stilts with long
tight. fitting coat, also a few made
with short Eton. prices were $8.50
and $10.00, choice of the lot at
$4.95. ‘
Shirt Waist Stilts. all while, also
llllt‘ll color. and a lcw fancies. pl'ic-
cs were $3.50 and Mini. $13.98.
Small lot of White Linen Suits,
value $3.98, 82.50.
WAISTS.
Good news for the hot days.
You cannot have too many cool
waists and at. the prices we are
offering them now-wit is almost
like giving them away. Our
stocks are in cxccllcni condition.
l‘lcniy of styles. Compictc, range
of sizes.
(,‘binn Silk \\'ulsts. black and
while. regular prices 82.25 and
82.75, Shirt).
('hina Silk Waists, that were
$3.00. $1.98.
(‘lilnn Silk Waisis that were
$5.00 and 85.50. 83.75.
Fine White Lawn Waists, the
crcam of thc iunrkct, about 600
waists outdo tuition trout and
back, embroidery and lace trlnr
med. our customers tcll us they
are the prettiest. they've seen.
0|.th Waists for 81.00;
ones for $1.50; $3.00 and
ours for $2.00. All sizes.
Figured Swisscs and Fine Ba-
llstcs in navy. cadet and white
grounds.
$2.25
$3.50
greatest sale in the history of the;
Boston Store. This last day ought.
to be a. bummer: Come and help us
celebrate and get your share of the
BARGAIN FEAST. Not". a. thing
in Summer goods to be carried
over—-—its about this way, a. dollar’s
worth f or. twenty-five cents—in
many cases prices less than the
Saturday,
wind-up- of the
Come early if
Wash Dress floods, all the best
kinds. new styles. some were up
to 35c. none worth less than 150,
all ill one price. 9c.
Ilcst quality Percales, all col-
ors, full yard wide. worth 15c, 9c.
Bcst Prints, all colors. worth 8c.
4%(‘.
Bcst Apron Ginghams. worth 8c,
iii/go
Foulard'Silks, worth 500, 25c.
Fancy Gray Molinirs. 75c quail-
iy. title.
36 inch Black Taffeta Silk. value
$1.25. 85c.
Colored Petticoats. deep nccor-
dinn plziit, value $1.25, 59c.
ladies‘ All Lincn Embroidered
llundkcrchicfs. 12c quality, 90.
Dr.
Ladics' Hsmlkcrcbiefs. 5c quail-
ty, ‘3 for be.
Lyon's 'l‘ooth Powder. 15c.
\\ i..lc ‘ illbbon Floating Bath
Soup. 3c, 3 for ltlc.
lsidics' Plain and Dolled Net
Face Vcilinus value up to 35c. 17c
rd.
5 inch Satin 'l‘anetn Ribbon.
white. crcnm, pink and light blue.
14c. yd.
Ladies' Silk Belts. all our 50c.
numbers. black, white, navy and
brown. 38c.
Misscs' Black Lace Lisle Hose,
all sizes. rcgulur 23c quality, two
days. l:'>c.
Ladies” Square Ncck Sleeveless
Vcsis. vuluc lL'c, 2 for 190.
Mlsscs‘ Plain Tan Hose. sizes
t‘» to 7'5, our regular 25c quality...
two days. 2 for 25c.
100 Couf‘h Covers. Bagdad de
sign. worth Still. 75c each.
100 lkizcn lilcached l‘illow Cas-
es, iinc quality. worth 12c, 9c.
Unblcached llcavy Muslin, 36 in-
chcs widc. worth Sc yd., 5c.
72 inch lt‘ull lllcachcd Satin Ta-
ble Damask, all linen and very
choice dcsigns, worth 85C, 640 yd.
3 qt. White Mountain ice Cream
Frcezcrs. $2.19.
2i inch Light Weight, Suit Case.
just the thing for vacation. $1.50
quality, special at $1.10.
Automobile Insurance.
IOOTON lNSURANcE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of Insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada, against are arising
from any cause. explosion and light-
ning included-also marine and trans-
portation risks—-theft or pilferase. up
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Lauton.
Agent.
ti Railroad Plane. 0euth Norwelk.
Tel. “—2.
BUGOLENE
THI ORIATIBT IID' IUO IOUNC~
ER ON THI MARKET,
250 A LARGE BOTTLE.
at the
the leiifuss Pharmacy.
s No. MMN 01'» 00. NORWALK.
Not a Poison. Net Explosive.
THEWERY DEBT ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER POUND ..................... 24c
hook rapidly you should take sdvanta e of our very generous offer, that Is.
You know thg there you buy the quilt or you not a premium.
tan NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
110 Washin a Itmt,
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