, use
I
and alloys Feverlshness. It
Oolic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It assimilates the Food, regulates the
‘ Stomach. and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Fourteen—Tile Mother’s Friend.
consume CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of.
and Fistuleney.
{lite on You Have Always Bought
. ' Win Use For Over 30 Years.
mention Have Always Bonito, and. which has both
forever 80 years, has borne the signature of."
and has been made under his per-
, sons! supervision since its lnfbney.
. . ,0 Allow no one to deeeive you In this.
. , All Oonnterfelts, Imitauonsundneuat-M-gonerm but
" Experiments that trille with and endanger the health of
WW and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
castoria is a harmless substitute tier Castor Oil. Paro-
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its gltarnntee. It destroys Worms
a?
It is Pleasant. It
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
c,
SOME COLD
HE
134 Washington Street.
COAL. COAL. COAL.
At the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
B. HERSHFIELD &SON
122 Water .Street,
Wood St., Tel. 203-5. I
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.
All surface concurs urc now known
to be (unable. by itueltleu‘u Arnicn
Solve. Jun. Wultcrn, of llutlIcid. \’u..
writes: "i bud II. cunccr on my lip
for yours, that Hccmcd iiii‘lli'iiiiii‘, till
Buckion‘s {\I‘Iiii‘li Suit-c limited It, IIIIII
new Ii. is pci'i‘cclly \vcll." liillil’liliii‘l'II
cure for cuts :iud burns. Inc all I". Ii.
Busters, South Nlli‘ii‘IiIIt. uin‘i It}. I’.
Wood's, Nol'wuiit, drug stores. “
PROPERTY DAMAGE $I0.000.
NEW HAVEN. ()I‘i. ii.“ 'I'illl prolit'l"
iy duuutuu tuuuml by the ruilroud urci-
dent in the Ncw Ilnvcu "cut" Huminy
when one freight crunhcd Into the rear
of niioilitil‘. wuu cutlnintcd loduy nl.
810.000. Supcrinicinlcin lillliit'lil. iii'
the Air Linc-NollItuluploii diriidon, in
making on Invoutluuthm of tin» wrcclt.
It In said IIlliI tilllitiultii Ilic lot-witrd
train wnn nilllllndi. no Iiuunnin bud
gone back to tiII’JIIII tlic tippt'ouchfuu
train, as the first iruln cxpccled to act
Ii oieur truck und proceed Iunncdlulc-
I‘v' d 4 ‘1'“.
are these lines from .I, ll. Simmons. of
Casey. In. ’l‘hlnk. \i'liiil might hove re-
olilieti from his terrible cough If he
~ bod not taken the medicine about
lithich he Writes: "I hull u. fearful
‘ tough. thnt disturbed my night's rest.
Iii'it'd ovarythhnt. but nothing would
relieve It. until I look in. King's New
Diseovery, for ('ulthlnipiiml, Coughs
and Golds. which completely cured
muff Instantly l‘l-licvcs nnd perme-
«nently cures all throat and lung dis-
an it; prevents grip and pneumonia.
‘At _. H. Baxter's. South Norwalk, and
9. Weeds. Norwnlk. (thoughts;
Wit-led; 50c and 81.00. A trial
free. 4 "
Squeezing the feisumer
WEATHER HINTS.
Hint No 1.
STEWART STOVES.
As Good as Any. Better Than Most.
..T No. 2.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
None Better Made.
Hint No. 3.
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
The Kind That Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE (It SON.
JohnT Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwalk.
in swcll the duulcrs profits Is. not
our Why of conducting lho cnui intsi
ucss. We Iiclicvc in fair dcnliug uuo
want our cuslomcl‘s to be. our friend:
us well. That. is why Wc IIIIil‘ such
corn to Itccp Illt‘ hoist, the. citulucsu
and highest uuuiily of coal to he hud
lho Daniel Keogh tool C0.
Seavlew Ave. East Norwalk, Ci
Tel. 145—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market. 32 So. Main'St
LEFT $4.000 GEMS IN COUPE.
Now Mrs. Stead of Bridgeport. Is
Mourning Her Husband.
llltlinlldl’tllt'f. ()cIohcr 3:"“MI‘I‘I. (‘.
it‘rcdcrlck Stcud, \vac of the lrcusurcr
of lhc Sir 'l‘liun Sult's ’I‘uxliiu (loin
puny bci'c. bus rcpm'tcd to the poiicc
find it Iiuliilbuiz. cunluluiuu two pcui'l
uccltiuccu WHI'iIt $.i,IIlttI utid punt-rs
Very ruiuubie to her. wus ntolcn from
her clii‘i'luizc Iuid 'I'liuriuluy cvcniuu
while she won niultinu u cull upon Mrs
licury A. Iliuliop. wil‘c of u ruili'ouil of
ilciul.
.t's. tilcud intro Hiic left the iiuiniluiu
on u soul In her cnitpc When the cu
lercd tIIc Innuzc, nml when IIIII' left. it
utuirtcr of no hour Iutcr, Il wuii gone.
Nobody i'us such In the vicinity of tin
curl-lune white Mru chud Willi In the
human utul the police IIlIVt' no clcwu to
work upon.
HAS SOLD THOUSANDS OF BOT.
TLES OF CHAR‘MBERLAIWB COL-
IC. OHOLERA AND DIARRI-IOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr. It). it}. Enliunkn proprietor of the.
Corner Drug Store. .iohuoion City, “L.
says: "I have been continuously on-
guged In the retail drug business since
April. 1883. und have sold during that
time thousands of bottles of Chamber-
lnin's Cello. Cholera nnd Diarrhoen
Remedy. i elm truthfully say that, l
have never been linked to refund n
customer’s money who was dissatisfied
with thin remedy. I take piousuro In
Conviction of Ohiotgo Pdokors
Will be an Exotlieut illiter-
rent In the Fulu‘relor Greedy
Corporations ’
WASHINGTON. I). 0.. October 3:"-
tbe Conviction of the Chicago puck‘
ore is rogurded with sniisi’uclion In
ruliroud circles hero. The four of slot-
iiur convictions. ruili'oud men suy.
will be an excellent. deterrent iu the
future for grcody corporations which
are often In it position to offer to a
railroad thc. uitcruutivu of lllliiiifllz u
rule discrimination In their favor or
losing it lurgo itnd profilnbio business.
Muuy of the large industrial tttiiliiiilllt-
lions Iutvo employed spociul freight
ngcnls to ferret out. the lowest possi-
biu rnlo. irrespective of what lilo pub-
lished lul'lfll iliiuitt be. The result
woe to put a premium on cytwious of
the law.
in this Connection Iocul ruiiroud mcu
lire citing the recent testimony of A.
Ii. Slickuoy. Prcsldt-iut of the Chicano
(lrcnt Western Iluiiroud Company, Inc-
fore .Iudtrc Bcthoa In the Fedorui
court at Chicago in nu inter-stale cuur
morce i‘illit‘. Mr. Stickney sold: ‘
“'I‘hc. pecker generally tells you that
if you want the business you must hunt
the mcul for the price he names. In
fixing the cute on dressed meats we
don‘t have much to any, The puckcr
gcnoruily umkcs the rule."
it. is recalled berc lhal In the testi-
mony of railroad officers before the.
Scnnic Committee on interstate Cont
nicl‘ce uII these oiiiccrs strongly con-
dcumcd the rebate syntcm and urged
that lhc I'llkius low against rchutcs bc
-.lrictiy cul‘orccd. In addition. niuny
ruliruud presidcnls, In ncwnpupcr Iu-
lcri'iews null untuuziue urticics. huvc
rcnislcrcd thcir ctiiphalic (lituuiprovn'
if lllc.i‘clultc.
(ll-ovuc i~'_ lint-r, I‘rcsiticnt of tilt
ifltiiuticlpiiili and ilcuditl; llltiiwuy
("mopping :tuli lhc ('ciilrni liuilt'uuti tii'
Ncw Jersey. in :t rcccnl muuuzinc ur
iicic slutcd‘
“’I'hc ruilrond companies urc just us
noxious to abolish (Ilscrillliuiilinns. rc
mtcs_ and iii] the devices which more
it' lcss. from necessity. t'IilII‘lti‘IlH‘IZt‘tI
the pusl. us the most urdcul reformer
can In“. und tin-y hum not only act-obi
piisiicd much In this direction by lhcir
iwu efforts. but tin-y huvc Iiitmvisv‘
:tidcd In securing Icuishliimi to me
rcm Ihcsc things. The uverutzc ship
‘icr uiwnys \vuliis ll concession."
I‘rcsidcni Sumucl Spencer. of the
Southcru iiuiiwuy said recently:
“'l‘iici'c is no Iiii’ll'l‘t'llt'i‘ of opinion on
[Ill‘ subjctt Iiiut rchuies ure wronlz nod
(but they must he stoppcd; iliut strict
:lud discriminatory devil-cs of IIII
kinds. iIEIt-cl or Iutlit'ccl, must Illi‘t"
with the ennui fine. nod. to use tin
I’rcsidctit‘s own cxprcssiou, timt ‘lut
Iiluiiwuyu of lrunsportntiun must lic
kept open In uii upon cuuul lcrins.
tin thul basis. the ruilwuy companion
il‘t‘ rcudy uiid noxious to old uud co
tipct'ulc."
.Iumcrt .I. ”III. in an interview on the
subject, has shill:
"Every ruilroud would hc happy to
hurc rchulcs abolished and the Inn
'tgitilisl IIlt‘lIl enforced."
Lucius 'l‘uliic, President of liic lint-
ion a; Maine ituiiruud, wrote, in u 11‘
um” nuiguzinc ui'liclc:
"I um hcnrtily In furor of such cnrc
fully thought out uddiliounl It'lzlitiutiliu
is litlt) be found nccdful for cndiuu
uud l‘orci'cr prcvcnlluu ruilwuyu from
«inspiring to girc. :llnl. wliul is vastly
.uorc Imnnrlunt. their customers clim-
liiniut: III cxtori, tiny furore or fucill
tick than only not. under likc circum-
slum-cs lIHII conditions, Iii' given to and
rcrcircd by oil. ‘ ‘ ‘ The pres-
cul Iuw M't'iIIN udcquutu und mtiilcicnl.
lI‘ thoroughly upplicd. to cunblc the In
lerslnlc (‘mumcrcc t‘lnuuilssion to
bring to litzhl. punish. ltnd prcvcul cv-
ct‘y form of rcbulim; uud h‘t't'l‘t'l i'uic
giving or Hiking."
ilztvid \Vilicox, President of the Ilclo
nwurc At. Hudson Uompuuy. in his lust
oIIiciul report to stockholders. sltys:
“'I‘bc rcccnl discussion of the sub-
lccl mukcs it prupcr to shy Ihut. this
mupuuy. In common with lhc ruilwuy
conipuuics of the country jointly. has
no desire that rcbnlot-i~ socrci rnlc clit-
liilg or unjust tilscriminullon or undue
or i‘nit-cusoiiuliic profcrcucc iu ruilwuy
service skull In: t iicrulcd. Such prnc-
ticcsurcprohibit (I by existing stu-
iutcs. uml. us the Interstate Commerce
Conuiiisklou sinus in Its IIIHI ununul
report. huvc prnclicully reused. If
unyliiini; further run be devised In the
direction of their suppression It will
undoubtcdly have the earnest support.
of the ruilwuy.”
I’rcsidcut W. i". 'I‘rucsdulc. of the
lit-luwurc. Intekuwuunn it Western
Ituliroud. In his address hct’orc the lust
uninnil meeting of ”It! (lompuuy In
New York, dccinres:
“'I'Iic rniiwuy Interests ore pruciienis
Iy u unit In fuvurluu the strict en
forccnicul of existing luws or the eu
uctmciit of others to prcrent the my
mcul of rchntcu In buy of tho ncvcrul
forum of dIm-rimltmiiun which have
been more or less prevalent and very
junily condemned."
'I'hckc nrc a few of the ultcrunccn of
ruiiroud presidents all over the mud
lry decrying iiit! rnbnie evil. Al iill‘
Hillilt‘ time. the rulirnud "it'll point out
flint none of the rule bills presented
In Congress during the lust session
toutihes the robuto attention in the
slightest degree. Rebates. they urmlc.
would be possible. under nny form of
government control. ’l‘hetr contention
In find the enforcement of present, loit-
Inlutlon In amply sufficient. to stamp
out the evil. .
DON’T BE iMPOGID UPON.
Foley to Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tor an ll. thront. and lung
remedy. and on nocouut of the grout
merit and popularity ofli‘oiey‘s Honey
mid ’i‘nr many Imitutlons are offered
recommending It to all of my custo-
mers who are In need of such it medi-
cine." All drugglste are authorized
to refund the money to any customer
who is not satisfied after using this;
remedy. It Is for sale by Bttllsnn-
Pewail Corporation, Clifford Pita:-
O
many, Zetttuss Pharmacy.
for the genuine. These worthless Im-
ltntlons have similar sounding names.
new the of them. The genuine Fol-
ey’s oney and TM is In a yellow puc-
ksga. Ask for It and refuse any sub-
‘ the best
at.
train Thb Cllmrvahm-mscy.
We want the people of South Nor-
welk to knowthst wevbeiisve the most
valuable imputation of cod liver oil-—
rile, reconstruetor. health.
restoror and ntreustbuereetor known
to medicine today, Is Vinol.
Vinol. be it. understood. Is not a.
patent medicine, as everything It con-I
thins is named on the back label oft
every bottle. We ‘ulu‘tuttoo VInoI
contains in a. concentrated form all oil
the medicinal. curative and body-
building elements of cod liver oil uc-.
lunlly token front fresh cods’. IIVers
but without a drep of oil to clog the
system, upset the stomach and retard
Its work. This Is why Vinol In so
for superior to old fashioned cod liver
oil and emulsions.
We do not beilqyc there Is a. mun,
wonum or child In South Norwulk
whom Vinol will not benefit at this
season of the year“
Viuol lulu become so well known
and so highly regarded by tho profes-
sion that. it Is actually guaranteed by
over two thoussnd lending druugisu
of the United Slums to create health
(ind strength for old people, .weuk.
sickly women and children, nursing
bunkers. and after u, severe sickness.
end for hacking coughs, chronic. colds.
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles, also to create an appetite
and make those who are too thin, fut.
rosy and healthy. 'I‘ry Vlnol on our
guarantee. It costs nothing If It
rolls. The Clifford Pharmacy.
.W... .. wen”...
NATIONAL
LEAGUE.'
Chicago vs. “Phlliies.”
CHICAGO. ()ct. il.——Nichois received
the poorest kind of support In the cur-
ly Innings yesterday and as a result.
the. Iocuisi scored nil of their runs on
two busts on hulls. five. hits and six
errors. The score:
. R. ll. E.
Chicngo 2 (I ‘J 0 «I (I It 0 x~e8 ti 3
Hum. U I it (t (i ti 1 o 2-——l 5 ll
Iiultcrics: llrown und Kiting; Nich-
oin und ihioin. Time, 1:27. limplrc.
idnlsifc.
AMERICAN LEAGUT.
I’IIII..’\I)I<}l.I‘IIIA, Ucl. :IquOlikIO-y
:tiinwcd St. Louis only four hits ycslci'»
tiny and tho visitors Were unable to
score. The score:
R. H. it).
(ilOlltililnx-wfill I
St. Louis I) 0 ti 0 ti o o o II---»0 4 :1
Ilultcl'ics: (‘nuklcy illili Sclircck:
llucbunuu and Spencer. 'I‘ilnc. l:-ii.
iluiplrcu. ()‘Imuuhiin and Connor.
I‘Iiiiu.
Boston a Winner.
BOSTON. licl. £i.-~ ilnsitiu liii .Imics
hurt! in ycslcrdny‘e gmuc and heal
(‘Icvcinud X to 3. Score:
.R. H. E
linslou ‘3 II II I (I 2! it It x~ii Ii 2
t‘bwcluud ti 1 ti o 2 o o it own i»: ‘2
Batteries: Winter uud Critter; Jess
and Buclow and Whitefield. 'i‘imo.
IttlL‘. l‘mpirc. Connolly. Atlcuduucc,
1,695.
Chicano Defeated.
\‘i’ASlIINtI'I‘ON. (ict. :l.~ Smith‘s
wildness In the firm Inning yesterday
guvc \‘i'nshington “wee runs uud ”ll?
mime. Score: '
it. li E.
“Wish. :i ti o o ti 0 it (I x .3 7 2
Chinese 0 o it o o 0 ti o 2W2 R l
Iiullcries: I'ultcu uud ilcdon;
Smith and Mt‘l"lll'llillil. 'i‘Imc. Ic-Ii’i
l‘mpircs, Mct'ttrthy umi Iiursl. Al-
tcnduncc, 3.13mi.
New York Lost Two.
NICW YORK. Oct. It.--r-'l‘hc visitiuu
Iiclroit lcum did not experience much
dIIIIcuily In taking two shunts from the
local Alucricuus ycstot'duy. Scores:
First mime:
ll. ll. It}.
lielroil it I f. o o l o it tie-.7 :i :I
Now York U i It i it it ti 0 tI—--'J it ll
lhnnn'un uud Wurucr: (‘Iicsbrtn
Nowtou IIIIII Kicintiw. i‘mpirc, Sheri-
dzin. Time. l:iti.
Second uumc:
Ii. II. it
llt'Il‘tiii 2 II (I i 0 l I) 2 i~r7 ill I
New York ll ti II it ii I It 0 Ill-ml 1'» -I
liuilcrics: ciiiuititl, Kilsou null
Drill: Iiugg und (‘minoiz Umpire.
Sheridan. Time. 1:80. Allcndmicc,
2.000.
A SPLENDID IDEA.
A new idcn in n Cough Syrup Is liti-
vuucod in Ix'cnncdy‘u Laxative Honey
and TM. iii-sides continuing i’Inc
'I‘ur, Honey and otiicr vniuubiu reme-
dies, II. In rcutlcrcd lnxutivc. so that
Its use ilisul'cs n prompt and efficient
cvucuulfon of the Iniwclit. II ruhtxcs
lhc nervous system. mid cul'cs nil
colds. ci‘nup. whooping cough, etc. A
red clover blossom and the honey bee
is on every bottle of the Original bux-
stive Cough Hyrumeounotly‘s Luxu.
tivc Honey and TM. An ideal remedy
for children. Mothers praise. it. It
In best. for oil. field by The Clifford
I’liurmuoy. "‘
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IMPROPER SOUVENIR POSTALS.
Instructions About Disposition .of
Cards Given to the Post Office.
Al lbc Iucitl poi-d oiiiccn the. order
from Action I'outnumtcl' (ienut'ui litlch
cock roluiivc to exclusion of Improper
souvenir puulniu froth lhc. mulls. was
received Induy.
Attention to culled i0 ”W ttPt‘iImI 0"
the laws which suys: "All matter
which to nutnilcidly obscene. lewd and
Iiuciviouu. will. When deposited in the
punt olllcc, lu- withdruwu from the
mails and item to the. timid letter (if-
IIcc." 'I'Itc enmloyeu of tho oflioe urn
Instructed that when there Is any
doubt. In their minds on to whether it
curd couws curler this bond they slutII
‘snioeesesr Min m.
m .
Wm...»
Advertisements.
Bridgeport
Charles B.‘ MII‘II’Y Finisher His
Term.
Charles B. Marsh. of the one thud
building firm of Mlll'till brothers. to
Bridgeport. ls‘onue more suunro with
the slate of Connecticut end the world.
Iu’generni. lie was dlschurged from
the hill on August 1.
Two years ugo Marsh was found
guilty of embezzlement and of obtain:
lug money under false pretenses In
the criminal Hill"llil'.‘r court. through
various extensive irregularities in con-
nection with the firm of Marsh bro-
thers. “its first. trial nttrncted great
attention. his defense bolus that he
couldn't remember any of the transac-
tions on account of nouruslhenia from
which he. was suffering.
lie was found guilty and was son-
Ienoed on one count to a your in quI.
'l‘hcro still remained some down or so
Uihcryounlu uguiust him. Just before
the expiration of bin your. he won
again taken into the superior court.
and one more cburge was rend against
him. to which this time ho pleaded
guilty. Judge iinlph Wheeler, sen-
tenced him to utmthor your in jail
with it fine of $600. the other counts
anoint-it him were belied by the state‘s
ultorncy .
There were costs of nearly $3.l’di0
luxcd utzuiust him on his first trial and
it won popularly supposcd lhui. logcllr
cr-with his tiuc of 8500. he would not
be. roiepscd from jail until 1908. ills
illiorucys. however. succeeded In gul-
llug the costs revoked, mid his friends
came to his assistance to the extent of
paying the $500 fine. For good bohuv-
ior be. was allowed five days off of cv~
cry month, and In consequence he was
released just ll month ago. -
For his offences he has served not
quite two years ill jail and his friends
have mild $510.25 for his line. and othcr
expenses lie was A model prisoner ill
the JIIII where he Wits found very use-
ful In doing curpcniry work, and new
ornl smuli cdiilccs be constructed will
romuin tin-re as monuments to his
memory. ‘
Since he was sent to jail und not to
sinic's prison. Iic did not lose his cili—
zcnsllip.
FAITH NO'.‘ NECESSARY.
You may be just as skupticul und
pessimistic us you please. Kodol will
digest what you cut whether you cut
or not. You can pill ynur foot in it
bowl. pour it Iilllt- Kodol ilyspcpsiu
(.‘urc. on It and it will digest it the
some as It will in your stomach. It
can't. help but. curc Indigestion and
liyspcpsill. It is curing hundreds and
thousands ‘‘‘‘‘ *Riiilit‘ bnd faith and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you if lncdiv
cinc can cure you. whether you huvc
faith in It or not. Sold by The (Jill.
lord I‘iiurniucy. “'
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AT IlUY'l"S'i‘lil~lA'I‘Ritl VViilliNltZSliAY
Among the muuy peculiar ciulrue
lei-s In the "Sign of tho it‘our." u pluy
lhnl has won on interliutiotiul rcputd
tion. is u onc—icgged mun. it took
Manager Edward it]. liicu Scrum.
months to secure the scrrices of fill
uolm‘ minus one limb. It‘lnnlly. ltftcr
ho had sent three flfirnffi no u Inuit
for this pnrticului‘ kind of a profes-
sionsi, un uctor with one good leg and
part of another walked Into Mr. Rice‘s
ilrcutiwuy office one duy and uppiicd
for u position. Needless to say he
was immediately placed In the cast
of the “Sign of the Four." und he, des-
pite his nIlIIclIon, posscsscs much his~
lrionic ubliity. This Is one. of the
must Iniportuul parts in the tiruuul.
“ldltlli'l' BELLS” COMING.
“Eight Ilcils" will bc prcscutcd zit
iioyt‘s 'l‘hculi‘c. one night only. It‘ri-
duy. (ictohcr tilh. There is no viIlnlu
in llyrnc liruthcrs‘ rejuveuulwl “l".iirht
lielis" but there is plenty of fun, trick
sociicry. good music and clever spec.-
Iuilies. 'l‘bo piccc Ims been seen here so
oflcn tiuti little nmd be sold In pruisc
at its muny cxcolicut features. All
the former successes In tho Why of
trick effects urc retained und many
new things added. It still presents the
great. revolving ship scene. the trick
wagon. the bustling mutupus, the Weird
trunk. doors und choirs. and numerous
new l‘culurcs. incidentally a. number
of picuulug spociuilies urc introduced.
No one cup help but admire the flue.
ucrobulic work of the John Byi‘no
troupe of ucrobals.
CATHOLIC (“.(‘ll INCH. DA ZA 1!.
A line program is being arranged for
the second unmuil bnzur and outer»
luimneni of (‘uthollo Union Council.
Knights of Columbus. which will be
held lt‘riduy nud Saturday nights of
this week and Monthly and ’i‘ucsduy
nights of next week [it the Cuthoiic
Club building. West avenue. There
will be u clutnxo of program each eve-
ning and duncinn will be free to thosc
who pay the nominal admission of fif«
teen cents to the bazur.
“BEN 0i? BROKEN BOW."
It‘rnnklin Woodt‘ufl’, ma lieu of ilro»
kcu bow supported by n strong com-
psuy, held the bourds ut Iloyt's 'l‘hcu-
tro lust night. Owing to clcclion the
uumonce was not no IRI‘IKO on tho. llit‘I'r
lbs of the. play and players warranted.
but the luck In size was counter
balanced by the hourly uppro Ill of
those present. The character of on Is
an especially llkcnbio one and Mr.
li‘ruukiiu lllliiIC-t good. both in the Ne.
Iirnsku nmi drawing room scenes. Ed-
na (l. Brothers. won it natural and
plouslnu Evelyn Fonton. Murien'ftaw-
son dlspluyml much ubIIIt y as Kit Bit:-
tor, a diumond In the rough. 'I‘Iio oth-
er members of the
added much to the effectiveness of the
send It to lhc licud Letter mum and
let lhnl office decide upon the merits
or demerits of the cane.
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WARD! OFF PNEUMONIA.
All coughs. colds and pulmonary
complaints that are etirnbie are quick.
ly cured by ()noMlnuto Cough Cure.
Clem-s the phlegm. drown out Indem-
mntion and heels and soothes the ef-
fected ports. strengthens the lungs.
wards oft pneumonia”. Harmless and
pleasant, to inks. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. “
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"it's funny." said the little nit.
"They didn't build the mill.
And make my stomach Just its in;
stitute. it is the best remedy for
deaths and colds.
Drug Store.
Sold at Pleisted's
no ,
Holmes in the Sign of the Four; Fri-
day night. ti Bells.
“a“.n—‘W
DOCTORS SAID :HE WOULD NOT
LIVE
”After (teetering for two years with
the boot. physicians In Weynesburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors ad‘
vised me if i bud nny buntness in el-
tend to I had better attend to It at
once, as i could not. possibly live an.
it. Diok
company WON" 1
strong In their vurIous characters and ‘
production. 'I‘o-utorrow night. Sherlock ’
Peter Fry, Weedttuif. Pm. writes: .
other month so there was no euro for
me. it‘oley's Kidney Cure was rec.-
ommended tome by a friend. and I'
immediately sent my son to the store;
or it. and after taking three bottles
begun to get better and continued to
AI is m a stile."
y p2«Philadelphia Press.
Improve-until .1. was entirely well”.
Sold at Piumd's Drug Store. '0
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‘iie D. M. Read Co.
' brawn/“mt 1857.
Fur Pldshes’ _
' For Children’s and Misses’ Coats.
Polar Bear Fur. This is a thick. soft i’lusli of a bean-
tiful creamy whitc. simply ideal for a little child's winter
coat, or the robe for a baby carriage. Also it you can.
inmg‘inc mt cvcuint,r wrap or lung ctnpirc coat of soft and
lustrous Iimudclotli, while. or pearl gray. rcsctla, or Inn'-
guudy rcd. lined with one of these lovely white furs.
'i‘wo stylcs, one plain, the other with a large crushed
titii. 5t) IIlCIlt‘H \vitic, $3.00 and $3.50 a yztrd.
Ripple Plush. Another beautiful Fur with a silken sur-
face. and as the name indicates, with a ripple pattern. in
custcr, brown. grccu and blue. 50 iuciics witic. $27511 yard.
Otter Fur Plush. .\ new piece. just in, onc. of the
i‘uuuisomcst imitations of fur cvcr woven. 36 inches wide,
$3.50 a yard. ‘
Yarns, and the like.
()ur Scction for Yarns is brimming with beautiful col—
oring‘s. cvcry couccivahie shade pccping out from some cor-
ncr. 'i‘iic stock includes imported (icrmnntown, Shetland
Floss and Wool. Saxony. Spanish and chater .Yarns, ice
and I'tiuipudtiur \Vools.
Also the finest impicmcuts of construction. attractive
needles and crtichcl books of rulilict' and author, so pretty
it is :i plcusurc to handle them.
A beautiful Afghan is at prcscnl exhibited in the show-
cusc. knitted of lr’cacock Wool in finely blended colorings.
Don't miss SCL‘IIIg it. '
Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
'i‘iics- arc the dainty liciusliichcti and embroidered
lluuditci‘cliicf» so much heal for fancy work and mtdct‘wcar.
A new :tssnrtmcnl of puttcrus that will mukc the prctiicst
of shirt waists, coi‘sci covci‘s anti pctiicoal ruffles. 13c, z
itii‘ .ZSC.
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Ihm'l Ioi'gct thci'c is u Spccial Sale of Gray Enamel
\\';trc. and u splendid ciiuncc to lit up the kitchcu cluscts
\iilli Iinc milking ulcnsils at bargain priccs.‘
.l .
The D. M. Read Co.
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Biuuheltniid Bout utlnhlus
TO START THE SEASON IN GOOD fORM WE HAVE JUST PUT ON
SALE A CASE OF ‘ ‘
Mill End W001 Blankets
THESE ARE SINGLE BLANKETS. EACH ONE NEATLY BOUND,
READY FOR USE. AT SPECIAL PRICES RANGINGV FROM $1.00 TO
$2.00 EACH. AND WORTH FROM 25:: TO 50c MORE THAN THESE
Cotton Blankets at 502:
WE ARE ALSO PUTTING ON SALE A CASE OF FULL-SIZED COT-
TON BLANKETS. AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF $06 PER PAIR.
IN ADDITION WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR REGULAR
LINE OF BLANKETS RANGING FROM 50c To $5.00 PER PAIR.
quilted and Tdcked Comfortables
THESE WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AT
THE OPENING OF THE SEASON|IN EXCELLENT VALUES IN PRICE!
FROM $1.00 TO $3.50.
WE ARE CONFIDENT YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
TO LOOK AT THESE VALUES. ’ .
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amino
0,. wasnmoron or. hours noswstx. cons.
' . . . ‘ Telephone
‘ . i 4 . i ‘ > ‘ A,
FY Eb BHANGII AND aunts nus-r II “collides:
‘ . , g - , “ seconoinetv.
.0 a birth. i s s, lsokof elurnul of vision to Ills one
V’“ a?” mm: "A. 3’ my will". Would it not In well to bus
your eyes «eminent-film . ,v . .
IT'S FRII.
‘ , dénflati‘ldsifiun.
" I ' 2;
i
“P
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require spectacles sooner or inter. mfeotive eyes, unless strengthened with
glasses. become more weakened. The proper glass «mutton Work protea-
tIve wonders Illussdin limo: . I! 3 , ‘.
Homes 3‘. Kerr. salmon; omen; , ~
Cottagen’aiiikABulit‘iigs. 'tl‘sleghone 8286-12., fl Namath. cm.
on pnonmens. ,oon. noncoo DI _ . ,
tumor. 14. ..
. a mu. srnsir. ,iienw’stsm.‘
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mom 9!
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