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waa'rnsa ”roar.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Su‘nday partly cloudy. The
areas othigh and lowpressure have
moved. but very iiiticduring the past.
24 hours. The area of high pressure
continues over the Middle Atlantic
states and the trough of low pressure
extends from Texas northward to the
.-,~ sits new i . . l .
‘ ‘ I‘d “W's l’
133:. David Kennedy's FAVORITE REM-
Y is not sdisguised enemy of the human
race; “Ilia; "it cannot llioip. itIib‘I”: not
harm. .oompossd'o spins a. euro-
dients and does not beat or inflame the
blood but cools and urlilea it. In AIICIIW
of Kidney troubles. iver complaints. Con.
atlpadon o! the Bowols. smiths delicate
derangement: which 5%? gomenJlia ac.
tion at Dr. Kennedy's ‘V BITE REM-
EDY ia‘ beyonda-prsise.‘ mans-ma of
grateful people voluntarll teeth to this.
in letters to Dr. Kaine vii; ' with a
warmth and fullness clover which more
business certificates. nutter possess. It
makes no dninkanls—sxuusos newlines-
brealis no hearts. In its coming there is
hope, and in its wings there is healing.
We challenge a trial and are confident. (“it
the result. Your d lab has it. ONE
DOLLAR a Bottle. our mind the
name and address: Dr. .Dao' KENNEDY
Readout. New York.
mete Bahama islet
ll‘ew who pause before the now tia-
mingo group at the American Museum
of Natural History have any idea that
it represents a noteworthy achieve.
meat of ornithology.
Since the study of ornithology arose,
the flamingo metropolis was one of
‘the chief undiscovered cities of Birth
land. Other great capitals of the
bird world were explored and photo
graphed—~thc distant. Faraliones in
the Pacific. where millions of gulls.
puffins and cormorants congregate;
Shoal Lake, the northwestern capital
of the marsh birds; Pyramid Lake and
Pelican island. both capitals of the
pelican folk; Cobb's Island, the Vir-
ginia metropolis of the seabirds; Gar‘
dincr‘s island. a populous flsliliawk
city, and many other bird cities scat-
tered over the face of the earth. But
1 active, _ ion,
K'Ill'she use ‘ about it at
ll:
tall
02 he! I ma“:
W . .vl'y_.blrii hopped onto her own
post. stood perfectly upright for a
moment and than peaceiuily resumed
thcbrocssa, of Ineiibating. Meanwhile
there was an uriiitholosist inside an
umbrella almost crazy with excite-
’ . meat, taking photographs like mad.
Exploit oi 0riiillloliibislind'3. ‘
’ ”Ilia second incl-ulna he moved his
build, into the very heart of the city.
within an arm's reach of the posts.
the u reila he seemed to be looking
square y into a bird's eye. and he could
hardly believe the bird gazer did not
recognize what he was looking into.
lie stayed all day and day iiiier
day. lie saw the birds mend their
nests, ravaged by the storm, reaching
their bills down from the top of the
structure for a bill full of mud, then
plastering it neatly on with bills and
foot. lie measured the acute, cighi.
inch at the top, in which lay a single
EK-
Iie disproved muny hoary fallacies.
Since Sir Henry Blake made some
incomplete investigations in 1887 it
had been believed that the father ilu-
mingo stood beside his spouse while
she was sitting upon the egg. Mr.
Chapman proved him to be an oven
Everytime 'heluoked out of a crack In ‘
inches high, with a depression of one .
l
i
. "i I1 I
are mi b induced-n. I. . I s s
littlsutgo much or, i you mttsmsog‘to‘
attacks of indigestiondoll bays no doubt .
hsartburn or palpitstlon 0 tbs heart.
indi sstion causes the stomach to
sxpsn ”swell. and gull up against the
heart. This erowdst 9 hurt andintsr-i
fem with its action. and in the scum oi
limo the heart bsoomss diseased.
Kodol -
Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. takes the strain oil
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach. inflammation of the mucous
had shortness of breath. rs id hurt boats. '
OUmNDWiILK's GREAT WRY scone
iWAI 55 ”W.
W
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10c yd.
VITES YOU.
'OVER EMPHABIZED.
HANDSOME ourmas FOR
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Our best quality Amoskcng Outing
F‘iaunci, in all colors, at 8c yd.
'i‘Iie ’l‘eazie Down Outing Flannel for
8
. ms cross As usUAL
:37 Ill. Armuro li‘luccc-ldncd ii‘lannels
lo ho had in Persian llsurcd. leipcd
I" RIGHT TO THE mom Missal:
unwasr. easy. mosriwamso MERCHANDISE. svsav sacrioN in.
‘THE SATISFACTIONNOE A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT I!
'THE NEW NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Hero's s bargsln:
You may choose from a large variety
of stock collars, made of dainty enl-
broirlercd materials. at 25c.
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Lake region. Pleasant weather we the metropolis of the flamingo folk £3.11.” 33:63:33hirtiixiiimmi‘h Lint?" membranssiiningthe Stomach and Digos- ““‘I polka ‘1‘" effects, “I I215!“ yd. i9.33.53???'iizrilnggnigigi: “mil-2 tn:
VEIIB east 01 the MISSISHIDPI River and ''''' ”WWW—”H" M" WW” remained ”‘9 Lhasa 0' Birdiand. "‘0 mother in incubating the eggs, I “'0 TYWLNOWON DyspepsisandCatarrh . 36 "Ml WW“ Quality midis-down ‘ choose how you choose whch the 3128
cloudy and rainy weather between the To the Board of County Commission- North Pole of the ornithologist. Shy~ .. ' ., ' kt . '1‘...“ h . of the Stomach. “Mimi. to ho had in plain eulm'sfir'mgp and the price range a“, most
Mississippi River and the Rocky era of Fairflold County. vat of birds, building‘ its nest on re. , “‘M "I“,‘fiwm ,“ Yn‘i“ if {"“i . special. at 50c yd. jcomp‘lm ’ ‘
Mountains. It Is DI‘ODRDIG that the l hereby apply for a license to sell mote tropical islets. no white man had "g “.1101 [Sufi 3,2133} 3%,“ pundit}: miggg‘mgflyngwxgfl’gnx”Wilma“: SPECIAL IN AUTUMN ‘ ' Meals ,Mpdium Weight Grey Cash-
weatern disturbance will move slole Spiritnoue and Intoxicatiug Liquors. ever seen the .umingo's breeding piiicc. "Mi". w ”in“ "I J y mi nth... ruiailyisoiaboaio oi odoiandiigT3oi-‘isyiwmms- BLANKETS. Imcre Shirts and Drawers at 50c each
eastward and the from. edge of it will Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl» ”my I)“ "l 0' “5‘ “0"“"‘“"" “‘ ° "5' listuslioi. Aftorusingafew bottioslsm cured. ‘ “ t ’ ' ‘ '*
'I‘lic picturc of this possible city. as
Extra large also. licnvy gray Cotton 1
suggested by sentinel rows of tho bril-
niud u of birds relieved. fly own in
e p y Blankets, at 50c ii pair,
. Men‘s White Merino Medium Weight.
reach this “chm" by Sunday night. their turn to the feeding grounds. As
der at Victoria Hotel, Town of Non jShirts cud Drawers. special at 50c.
MRS. LORING NICHOLS. Psnn Yuri, N. Y.
walk.
, Ilaut birds outlined against. the. blue . I . Iliad siemschtrouhlssndwssinabad stats at 10-4 chvy ("rcy Cotton, liliinkcisi Ladies Medium Weight Ribbed
M5M 5.5.5. 5. 5555. 55.55 5.5555“ 5. 5555 0' " .....m~ . ' H... .. .. ..
. . . art. , W *1 a we “8 the niiturilists of the world. hat. a ' t. '. * ' . , ' iii-i Wiltx r 31. k >. ii :lit 5 ' ,. :i , .
in town. ’ Church Ediflce or Public school-house. bird city would that be, wltliwthous- so leave nos, ginlcuiiin illiyniingo D.KAUBL& North. 0. i t Wml l in (is, w h i , Ladies Medium Wt ght Ribbed
take huh place. ash."
All day on astonished uproar fills
Flamingo City. An clcvutcd truin
could pass in close proximity without
being heard.
But at noon silence reigns. 'l‘bc
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Post~ofllce, Public Library or
Cemetery. .
Dated at Norwnlk, this 11th day of
October. A. 1).. 1905.
TIMOTHY J. SULLIVAN,
Mrs. Charles Soiker is entertaining
her brother. A. Switzer. his wile and
daughter Olive. of Brooklyn.
-Cholce variety candy, fresh to-dar.
10 and 20c lb. M. S. Smith & Co.
buds of these flaming forms collected
within its boundaries!
For years this lsion tormented
Frank Chapman, hir man at the Am~
oricnn Museum. until in 1902 he made
color bordcrs, nu .cxti‘a heavy and line illi‘awcrs, trimmed with lace or tight «5’
quality, for $2.50 per pair. ,botiiom, special at 25c.
83-85 Washington Street.
Digests What You Eat
Dollarbtmls holds I“
than u ins-b as the
trisl. or so «at Ilsa.
hop-rod st tbs Lab- I
orator oil.a.Dsth|
.00.. bios o.II.l.A.
Past Grand Regent Boyutou, of
Hartford, paid a visit Thursday evo-
uing. to Sherman Council. Royal Ar-
canum.
-Crofut & Knapp hats. O’Brien’s.
Howard Taylor, who has been in the
employ of the Southern New England
Telephoue Company, around this sec-
tion of the country. is making a short
stay in South Norwaik.
A deed was filed in Bridgeport. yes-
terday. in which the Andrew Radel
Oyster Company qultcluims to Smith
& Sdns. of New Haven, oyster beds of!
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as deflned by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above nameu
Timothy J. Sullivan for such license.
Dated at Norwoik, this llili day 01'
October, A. 12).. 1905.
W. B. Ilnhoitz. J12. Wm. H. Dying»
ton. Matthew Corbett. Gustav (I. Fricti-
rich, Jos. Tammany.
I hereby certify that the above-
iiamcd endorsers are electors iind tax-
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
his first trip to the Bahamas in search
of the reality. He found a city. and
counted 2,000 dwellings. But all
were empty. No one in the world
know when the wise bird nested. Mov-
ing day had come, and parents and
children wore nil dispersed.
"When i counted those 2,000 posts
in a space of 80 by 100 yards." said“
Mr, Chapman, "1 know that I should
never rest, again until I had seen the
most striking sight in the bird world."
For two. yours this sight tormented
his dreams. He worried over it in
his sleep.
hour for siesta has more. Each bird
disposes her long neck in u graceful
coil, tucks her licaril under her fcutli-
crs on her back. and sleeps. iiui at at
single book of alarm up rise thousands
of slinky rosy necks, like a mass of
glowing, writhing serpents.
In order that they should ncvcr
know that any one was in the blind,
Mrs. Chapman came to lilo city at. a
certain hour every afternoon. and dur-
ing the absence of the birds Mr. Chap-
man retired. while the flamingo ncvcr
seemed to know that two went walk-
FOR SALE BY
'I'H‘ CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
KING'S oaueu‘résshno sous.
Mrs. Edward H. Smiiep and the Other
Officers Hts-Elected.
ilRiilGEl’OR'I‘, Oct. 14.~-Ai water-
iiuy ili()I'IlIIli,"S session of iIlI‘ (louucctl~
out (".ouvoiition of King‘s litiuuhti-rs
illlii Sous, hold in this city, the follow
ing officers wore reelected: Scorc-
tary, Mrs. Edward ii. Smiley, iiurh
carry.
UNDER ] '
The warm spoils that iizippcn along at this season will not make
thinking folks put oil getting a supply of Winter Underwear until
n'coiil snap catches lIit'lll iiiinwai'cs.
value for iIIi'II‘ nioucy will buy now when they can.
\vnys iiml our pi‘ircs mri'cct for the high grade merchandise we
EAR
Folks who plan to get most
You will al- '
‘ N. E. RYAN,
“18 "way where 0110 had come. l)ur- fnrd' ti'ciisurcr Miss liu riot li‘ t l
Fayerweather island. Black Rock. 0’ Norwulk. He established relations with one in . .. . ‘ . “ r . ‘1' 0"
g theii ubsrncc he would walk . . . .,. .,... .. .
The Thursday Evening Juvenile 1’)“th at Norwalk, this 11th day of of the. twelve white inhabitants 0f ”‘9 through the city counting the little mmmm' “"wrdmg “WNW“ M'B‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Wliist Club met with Adeline Vega, of
Lowe street. It has not yet been de-
cided where the next meeting will be
held. Refreshments were served.
Captain Fletcher ll. Montgomery.
ndjutant of the Third infantry, Con
nectlcut. National Guard. has received
official notification that he. satisfactor-
iily passed his examination for a com.
mission.
--Sol’t and stiff bats,
Colds and coughs have appeared as
the usual accompaniment of the first
O’Brion‘s.
October, A. 1).. 1905.
HERBERT ii. SMITH,
014 21 Town Clerk.
'l‘o tho Heard of County Commission-
ers of Ii‘airiicld County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, [Alger Beer, Rhine Wine and Ci-
der at 23 Railroad avenue, Town of
Norwaik.
My place of business is iioi located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
island of the iinmingocs, What is-
land this In Mr. ‘(Illilpllltlll docs not
icll. He is keeping the secret of
the flamingo folk.
Negro scouts were sent out to lo
onto the flamingo city. All rcturncd
unsuccessful but one, faithful Pctcr.
When Peter rcpbried the diacovcry ot’
the city. the Word fled over the wircs
to Mr. Chapman, then In Florida.
He started immediately for the is-
land in a schooner, there being no
steamcr airi'vlcc. For ninc horrible
birds.
‘I‘iicsc, when only a day old would
hop out of the host and scuttle ()l’i'.
showing the inordinate shyness of tho
bird; for ordinary woodland birds do
not know the sensation of four till
some limo niicr iiioii' birth. Upon
tIii- return of tin..- purcnis ouch llitlc
bird would run home. Most of them
recognized the sound of their parent‘s
voice; but if new and then it iiiilc
cliiip lost his wuv and tried to climb
into the wrong post, a sharp pcck on
Charles M. licnuoy. i-iui'ti‘ord; oxecu~
tivo committee. Mrs. W. C. IAIIIII‘OD.
Shelton; Miss Ellen .l. \Viiitcn. Water-
bury. and Mrs. imsiic lilackmor. 'l‘ho
inns-ion. Tho l‘cuiurcs of tho iiioi'ulng
session \vci'c lliitil‘t'fifil‘fi by tho Rev. I“.
ll. lipiiiiiii, of lli'iiigcporl, and Mrs.
Margaret iioitoiiic, founder of the air
vii-iy.
'lt's may to plant a mortgage on a
farm. but it isn’t so cosy to raise it.
w
86 WASHINGTON
n—u-a
'Doh‘iwlilame It All "T"
On the Butcher——
it may be the cook-but we'll take
a chance on that, for we know our
meals are Al, tender, juicy and do
licious. ilow would a prime roast of
beef suit you for today's dinner.
. . ‘A , 'r . . .
Church mam", or Public 5(3h00].}“)uge' days they boat. against calms. squalls lilt‘ nupc of his iii-ck sent him on in '
90°] “'9“th Of the fail. The drug- or the premises pertaining thereto or and bend winds, to land flnully in it his own door. How did ouch moilici- Daily IIIIO '0 NOW YOIII. J w. DODGE
gists consequently. have their win- any l’oshoilicc. Public Library or rainstorm which precipitnicd six inch- know how to pick out hcr own iitilo '
(lows filled with cold cures of a lion-
drcd names.
All the hunters of Norwalk are of
the opinion that game birds are more
than usually plenty this fall. Hunting
Is not. good at present, however. as the
leaves on the trees are still too thick
for successful shooting.
~—Crofut & Knapp hats. O'Brien.
(chiotcry. ,
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October, A. i).. 1905.
FRANK l“. SAUNDERS.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwaik, hereby endorse. the
application of tlic above named
on of moisture in two hours. Then
iiircc days morc they spout In row-
boiits, threading tortuous cliiimi 51s and
tiny crooks, among endless up .iaprci
SIIIIII banks and wastes of nor) :lllti
mango swamp. Twelve days; and
who knew but thc little iiiini.iigocs
would be batched and gonc?
’l‘licy searched the point where Pet-
wliltc baby? - .
The little chicks look exactly IIIII!
liurnyiirii chicks. coy-crud with yellow-
ish down, cxccpiiug that they buvc
abnormally long legs illlii bills. l-Iuli
grown. they are cxti'iiuriiiiiui'iiy ugly.
tln-ir bodies, covered with dull pray
fciiibi-rs. perched iii ”10 top, appur-
oniiy, of II ridiculous pair of stilts.
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER.
()ii and utter Monday, ()ciobcr ii.
will loam Stenliibout liocli, South Nor-
wuik. :it 7:30 u. m.
lit-turning will leave Pier 28. Id. it,
(now i‘cck Slipl iii 3 p, ill. Foot of id.
:Ilsi SL. 3:15 p. “1.. arriving at South
Norwaik in lime to connect with trains
for [)unbury. Bridgeport and iuicrnicd~
Successor to Jacob Scbaub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2.
:5!"
Tnesda venin at 3 o’clock Frank I“. Saunders for such license. Cl'dlfiti located thc flamingo city. it All this time the explorers Wcrc “1"." WIN-“- .
thg‘Union oi {haemrclefi of The King’s Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of was just behind n low screen of woods. Hlt‘i-‘illllis' 0" pneumatic muttrcsscs. FARE (”“3“ "ml --------- 50° JUST THE ONE WORD "COAL" OUGHT TO BE ENOUGH AT THIS
Daughter of the South Norwalk Con- October, A. 1)., 1905. he said. with the water gurgling III the licil- (hood llulli Iisolii TIME OF THE YEAR TO BRING YOU IN WITH AN ORDER.
gregation‘ai church. will meet with John Oldonscbluger. Jacob Wolf, J. The orniibologist crept through side. They calculated that ilic mat- SINGLE FARE ----------------- 30°
Miss Dickermau. No. 16 High street.
ii. ’I‘hies, Herman Quittuer, Harry S.
those low woods in a state of excite-
trcss would iiont it the watt-re rosc
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 60.,
BY THIS TIME EVERYBODY IN THIS TOWN OUGHT TO KNOW
. . T
Répona from the Bridgeport Conven- Pickering. ment which amounted to physical in the night: and thcy woi'ricd iuoru Alibi“: J. buntil. ia-sscc. HE “NO OF COAL' WE SELL' AND THE WAY WE HANDLE IT-
tlon will be given. It is urged that I hereby certify that the above- paiii. Was it possible that the cxpcc. ovcr the fate of their photographic L. L. I'Ietwmun. (Ion. Ant. IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED US. GIVE US A TRIAL.
every member of the different circles named ondorsers are electors and tax taticn of years was about to be real- slides than of thenisclvcs. Sr. Mr.
be present. . payers, as dciiued by law, oi the Town izcd? Ciiiipmnn sadly tore himself away
~—iiome made or link sausage. 100
lb. Pork chops. 14c. lb. Hayes.
The South Norwnik Fire Depart
mom will attend ilic fair of the Nor-
waik flremen in the Armory, Monday
evening. October liilh. All members
of Old Well Hook and Ladder Com
pany are requested to meet at the
rooms, on Havliand street, on that
evening. at 7 o'clock, from which they
will be escorted to the fair by a band.
~<Spcciul from kitchen dep'i‘.,
lumps of every sort. 25c upward, M.
S. Smith & Co.
The. usual midweek service will be
held Ill the South Nor’waik Congress»
tionui Church. next Thursday evening
at 7:45 o'clock. The topic Will be:
"Salvation as ii Motive to Overcom-
ing.” At 8:30 o'clock the third quaru
terly busincss meeting will be held.
Reports of the treasurer and business
committee will be submitted. and any
of Norwaik.
Dated at Noi‘wnlk. this 12th, day of
October. A. 1).. 1905.
HERBERT R. SMI'I‘II,
014 21 Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of li‘uirfleld County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Bpirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Inger Boer. Rhino Wine and Cl-
ilcr at Hotel Clifford. South Main
street. Town of Norwaik.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a dirt-ct line of a
Church Illdiflce or Public school-house,
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Posi-ofllco, Public Library or
Cemetery.
.108. e]... WALZ,
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, of the.
No, a ruined city lay on the other
side of the. woods. Nests washed
away, hundreds of broken eggs, show-
cd how disastrous was the storm
which had visited the bird city. The
disappointment wasc acute.
As a last hope Peter was sent away
to the old city of 1902. Upon his re-
turn joy reigned in the rowbouts. The
second city. on higher ground than
the first. had cscapcd the flood. and
tho. finniiugoes were there.
The party landed on the only point
of solid siiud lurgc. cuougli to hold
their tout, although they could reach ii
build into the water on either sidc.
Not ii bird was near, but Potor pointed
over the waste of mud to a low lying
pink cloud a mile nwuy——-.lust a flush
of pink on the ground.
The ornitliologist plunged through
the mud. wading, sloshing, struggling.
In ten minutes he had reached a point
whore the. glass resolved the pink
before Flamingo City disbanded tor
the year.
Each pair of flanilngoos rear 11 sin-
gle chicken, so they probably hardly
hold their own. And as fresh mcut
is rum in those pill'ls and little flu-
miugoes very sweet. and tundcr. tho
negro natives love tiicm very much.
The flamingo race is Iiiltllllt‘d, despite
its desperate hiding.
When it is gone this unique muscum
group, with its mouiiicd birds on the
sandy Leach melting almost indistin-
guisliuhly into the painted background.
will rcmuin to tell tlic iulc. Many pcr~
sons who pause bciori- iiic group find
that they never know what color flu-
mingoos wcrc. ’I‘licy are a pure. sni-
iliou pink, tho cxuct color of tho dcui-
anus of tho Columbia Rivcr, but deep-
ening in the soft rich pilllllilgv oi the
neck and breast Into an exquisite vel-
vcty effect.
“The liliiiiii‘il’t
MODERN AND UP~TO-DATE.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST
CLASS.
RATES VERY MODERATE.
Joseph L. Walz.
Proprietor. -
Telephone. 398.
CUT GLASS
5P ECIA L
HARRIS 8: GANS GI.
68 Water strsot.
' Telephone. 3425.
--.-.. M -. m, m
Sacrifice Prices.
Highland Linen,
ISc
' . x . Mr. (Vluipuinu will lecture on tho " "
oilicr proper business transacted. row“ 0! NOW Elk. hereby endorse "W cloud into Dink birds. An Iiiilescii- , BOWLS. CELERV TRAYS. OIL
.1 . ll .atl n f the above named b 1| f n f , I ¢ , Flamingo, showing the piciurcs tics-
-Mourni:s Iliifntlii. alphas... m 3‘3: ‘1: @alz‘hr ml, “can... hIni.” ”e ““ ° ”Mum" ""““‘"’”“‘ crihod above.laththchtioutli Nonviiik BOTTLES. WATER SETS. .
ATHOHK l 080 mm 9 0"" 5 Dated at Norwnlk. ibis lath day of Sudden] a lee ho k . h longregutioiia C are . Monday cven- EON .5 _ T T L 7
who have “”9“ I“ WI‘BMWI‘W I" C" October.- A. 11.1905. uliirni thrgugh‘ F‘Idmliiigo RCJIIUUMI in: “‘55- 09‘0”” 16' Th“ “‘“l‘m’ I” m“. BON D HES, ETC wo one "Ian, "' ' c
In” villi}; I“ attendant): I“ ”W‘Ame‘” J. Milton Coburn, Matthew Corbett. cloud moved upward. but children must be um-ompauimi by Suitable for Wedding Presents. ‘ " . ’
can an crs' ssoc at on seas on are Thus. 0. Cevonngh. Child. 3. me. ”The earth scented to discharge- uu older person. ' ‘
Mr, and Mrs. George F. hoarse. Mr. bridge. Christian Swnrtz. birds," says Mr. Chapman, ' AT POPULAR PHIGESI. w .t.
and Mrs. Henry I". Price, who stopped 1 hereby certify that the a ova. m A flaming stream they poured t0 CHAMBERLAIN C COUCH REMEDY. . A W AUSTIN , ' Ing aper, a a c
‘t “‘9 "0“" Cochran; Richard "- 0°" named ,ondorscrs are electors an tax- a lagoon not ”far away. Twp,” they This Ill a medicine of great. Worth . s s ‘ , . ‘ ‘ ' ‘
den, and Charles E' "03"" “P" were payers. M defined by In", 0' the 70"“ swept toward the intruders in a com ““d "‘9‘“ T" U WM“ W“ ““9 “ JIWELIH.
at the Raleigh 110th and Congress of Norwsik. pact, almost tci‘riiying mass. but cough or cold and you are certain to “Wall 8‘. N rwslk C .
man 3- J- Hm- Dated ill. Norwalk. this lath day of wheew and mm... Who... mack. be pleased with the Quick rolicf which ° . °'"‘- 3 an on . . l4c
—-—Oiiting flannel petticcats. klmon October, A. 1).. 1905. big. . it aiforda. it is pleasant to take and .. - . I
as. handsome patterns. nicely made, HERBERT R. SMITH. The next morning Mr. and M", can always be depended upon. For
25c upward. M. 3. Smith 5 Company 014 21 TOW“ 0W“- Chapuiaii returned. and the birds fled 31:; lily gainwn$§w°g lgi’mmmmi w. My. rggflvgd tbs full line .1 w, omic ar 5
” as before. Mr. Ghanaian hastily rasi- 0" arm ' a “5“ "" L. Dou ins Shoo wbio i in s all '5 c d " ' 5
ed his blind. it was a large unibreh macy. " stylus. g . M h M d ‘ . . . ,- ’ c
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Everything As Advertised! 4'
IPNING LAMI.
ill. with it drapery or valance sewcd
around the bottom. so that when open-
ed and the handle stuck in the
ground. it made a little round tent.
colored a greenish grey.
Mrs. Chapman started back to the
boat, Mr. Chapman crept inside the
umbrella, a prey to intolerable ans»
We also have a full line of Lsdlss’.
Misses' and thidron'l Ohoss.
In our clothing Dspsrtmsnt ws have
‘Man's Suits from It to 012. and child-
ren's Bulls from 01.28 to $3.50.
lugs. Trunks and Salt Cans at the
Also a fall. tins of Goats' Furnish. ,
550011935595“. - -
Between the Hours.
so
isty. Would the birds return?
OTIAKI. , , .
L.“ m m ”Rum”, m "5, Twin. they swepttowerd Mrs. Chap “m“ ”m“
Pores. 10° "2. lirloln 13,, lb. man and back to their lagoon. Then it Come in and impact our stock.
ROAST. "Mt , 1” .5. was proved that the flamingo cannot - ' 7 30 and '0 m :“
Prime Rib. 14-160 Ih. aspirin, ‘ 11,02” '1:- 5333.3... tiihovinzhiigirer"::‘i'.ii’§“°35f . Is a ' GEO. We " ' 'I‘ " ‘ P. . ‘
Chock 10-12o lb. no on Meat 9 . . ‘ . ‘ ‘
' POT soasr. . o POPHDIOI vouso sown in: . 1M "“11“" in “'9 dim“ 0- grim!“ new confection .m Wishinston s... to. Nomir. A?
Loan, no boas. 1am lb. Nulvs mi. our, tenuous. .osim 333$?ng m ,mnt‘ggfifgaegbh'l’gzg who... .
Piste. so iii. ‘ ilvsr, doom and Dam» ”9.19:, , only on. ma sane. ‘
Small Shoat Cured liens.
family. Size. I2 ots Bound
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minggrdiizaetvei'g‘t‘hingu 36in. grail. soiuisly' fixed and pusrants In tbs . _ ‘ l a,
u '0 . " ar‘; 7 . ,- ’ fife (Eagle patios... when he stands on Mad PM 33;;‘rg'h"; 90ml; H I'IILD G0 a A g, "W” " WM“ """“ ’““' ' " .
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They returned to their home. and.
to the ornithologist's intense astonish-
ment they returned on foot, a stately.
air as each bird touched her on out
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delicious
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annulus-iguana-
Tlii initialed lineal litigant iii.
"lattice "me man.”
we msuasucs compact.
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