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TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIES—FACTOR-
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THIS STORE AND THESE GREAT FACTORIES—A GUARANTEE THAT
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12-18 North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn
Bu y You
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from the maker.
ll wlll save you Thirty For Conf on the Dollar.
We guarantee a parloot m.
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68 WASHINGTON STREET.
WANT GOAL 9
I
\Vc‘vo not it, to burn. licst kind
loo. (lurcfully st-lcclctl. glean
lIlilI in nil coul uud nothing t-lsc.
dust, nu dirt, no slulc.
always the lowcsl.
ion from us it’s right.
is buck of ii.
I'rompt dolIVcry.
ctl.
Satisfaction nssur
Soavlow Ave.
Tel. 145—3.
slaw... "stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied after a month’s trial.
Weekly Payments.
A. J. Angevine a. Son.
134 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
an. can“ cut.
t the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
in Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
A Wood Sn, Tel. 203-5.
~ John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
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Wncn you not it
Our gunrnntco
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h" ”I“ no (“”an skill of its comndlnns in tho fun mak-
ihe Daniel Keogh Goal C0.
But Norwalk. Gt
n. HERSHFIELD tso‘N
Public Market. so 80. Main St.
Experiment.
The next two weeks will marlrlbs
completion at Derby Junction of the
' tibial: electrically operated switch and
signal station of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad. Work on
the two story tower is finished and it
only remains to install n few remain
'no; signals and install in the first
[cry of the tower the motive mar
.ll‘ncry which Is all ready on the
ground. ‘
Derby Junction. located at the inter»
sticlion oftho Berkshire and Nouga-
tuck divisions, «has, on account or its
lruiilc stratification. been chosen for
this test of the comparative merits of
the electrical system as opposed to
the manual systetnnow in one.
From thopnow two story tower thir‘
. ty-fivc signals and fourteen switches
will bo operated through iwunly-fonr
electric motors not on tho rond bud
closo to the signals or switches Which
they opcrulc. 'iucso indlviduul motors
arc to receive their power from a
sloruuu lmltcry cbnrgcd with n cur-y
went from a lid-volt generator driven
by n gusolonc engine in tho first story
of the tower. The lcvors which rc-
lcasc tho curronldlius opcruiiug the
signal switch are in the. second story.
Onc special fculnrc of tho. system
which the Now liuvon is installing
lion in the utilization of surplus pow-
cr. After a. motor has been started
by tho dirccl cnrrcnl from the stor-
ngc bullcry and has thrown the
switch. there remains a certain
amount of unexpcnded cnerizl'. In lhc
shape of acquired momentum. 'l‘hit~
cncrgy returns to the lower on the
common wire as no alternation or vi-
brnllon current und after passing
through it transformer indicates a'uto
nmticully that tho switch or signal?
has been thrown, The new system.
like the Manual. is interlocking. thus
absolutely preventing any mlscarringt
of signals.
One of the chief merits clnlmed for
the electrically operated system ir
that switches can bc opcrutcd at com
purulivoly great distances.
The installation of this cloclricn‘
plant, the first of its kind. marks on
olhcr slop in President Mollcn’s policy
of keeping the road thoroughly up N
tlnlc in its cquipmcnt. A slmilnr plnnl
is to be lusluilcd lalcr at Mystic. but
lhc dalc of its completion is still indo
fluilc.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
L
l‘clcr Fry. Woodruff. l’u.. writes
“Altor dot-luring for two years will
'bc bust physicians In Wnyncsburn
and still coiling worso, lhc doctors ad
vih'cd mo if I had any business to at
loud to I bud boltcr iltlt‘llll to it a
once, as i could not possibly live an
other month as lberc wns no cure for
mu. Foley‘s Kidncy Cure was me
ummcndcd lo mo by a friend. nnd
tmmcdinloly sent my son to the sttm
for it, and uftcr inking three bottle:
I begun to get. boiler and continued n
lllel‘llVP until I was entirely well.‘
Sold at l’luistcd‘s Drug Store. '
POPULAR AM USEMENTS.
lllSl’llAM RECI’I‘AI. 'l‘O—Nltlll'l‘.
(lilo (if IIll‘ lltisi stint: rm-ilnls t‘l'm
clvcn in Tim l\'orwnlks will bc n‘
lloyl's ’l‘hontrc, this cvonlnir. whcr
David Bisphum will be the artist. All
music lovcrs arc cxpcctcd to ntlcndcd
lbc ul‘luir.
TRM‘Y. 'l‘lllt) ()l"l‘l.A\V.
l'lvcrybmly in tho clly is lookin;
"tu‘wurd to lIli‘ coming of tho sccnlt
production of 'I‘rncy lilo (lullnw al
lloyl's ‘l‘hcalrc lt‘ridny cvcning. 'l‘lu
play is full of thrilling situations nnd
Sltlldllllllll clitnuxcs and tho ctnncd)
tllcmcnt of tho plot-c ls lilo funniest
tllul bus boon scon hurt» in sonic limc
Miss Ncllic l’nlmcr, who has bccn
idonlilicd with mclodrnmu for many
yours. will bc soon bcrc in the roll
of Molly 'l‘rncy, tho sislcr of the out
lnw.
l'l0\"l"S 'I‘illGA’l‘ltlt} A'l‘R/iC'l‘lON
Manager I. M. Hoyt. of lloyl‘s 'l‘hc
nlrc. has sccurcd for his lllcutrc for
Salurduy. Oclobcr tililh. mnlinoo and
night. the well known uud sncccssfu‘
ntlrnclion known on Will .l. Kollh't
('lwn llurlouqucs uud lwndud by Mr.
Will .I. lit-lib himsclf. 'l‘llls ullrncllon
bus nlwuys boon nolctl for its nnusnnl
ly good cutdpmcnl us rognrds cost
umc nnd scenery, as wcll us for lhc
lug line. and tho nllrncllvcncss of Its
grout corps of lntndsomc. chorus
girls. 'l‘wn bnrlultus will bc offered
tltc first of which is entitled ‘lmnoy
Doings ul Concy lsltind," and which
Is bcrnldt-d us of uunsnul merit in re
cord to dialogue und tuneful music.
’I‘hc scumul. "'l‘hc Guzabo of (‘luzook"
In so conslrnclcd [but it affords shun-
dunt opportunity by its situations
und Illlcs for tho work of tho various
comudlnns illltl others connoctod with
this organization. .Il‘or an hour he
twonn two musical plays there is on
offering of six vundcvillo acts. no one
of which Is mcdlocro. flooding tho
list is Will J. Kclth.
DORA 'l‘l-illllNl-l.
llorn 'l‘hornc wnu prcuuntml In a
wcll fillctl housc ul lloyi‘s 'l‘bctttrc,
inst nluhl. 'i‘hc company mt n wholc
wits good and the acting was I'Xi'f‘l'
lcni, cspcclully in tho Inst two acts.
'l‘onlght fluvld illnpbnm. burltono.
will ho lbc nitt-ucllon. it‘rldtty night.
’l‘t'ncy tho Ouilnw. and biotin-tiny night
birth cluss vuudcvlllc.
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.
All unrfuco concern are now known
to be curable. by Bucklen'tt Arnieu
Salvo. Jns. Wullcrs, of Duifluld. Vuu
writes:
for years. that accrued incurable, till
Bucklen's Arnlcn halve healed it, and
now it Ill perfectly well." Guaranteed
cure for cute ‘nnd burns.
lluxter's. Booth Norwalk,
Wood’s. Norwnlk. drug stores.
and E. P.
tln lrvlne has récelvcu a request from
Philadelphia. that. be secure two
Rugby. which lacks much of the
name us pinycd In lhc llnliod tutor.
all ll. \l'lll Ilt' lllllittr‘vllrln In w-t
noon terms for the dole suggested.
Ell?
iwn
honored profession of t a cord shittin-
er but: fallen onevil days. and Idlin-
’ some.
fly a ycnr the property of the New lin-
"I had it cancer on my up
250 at F. ii.
to
CANADIAN Ruvf'lgx DEMONUTHA.
momma/u. bomber scum. Aus-
lemon and brim; them to Philadelphia
to pluil on Franklin Field on Novem-
ber 9 to demonstrate the Canadian .
l‘mlghncns found objectionable n the
Dr, lrvltm has unnamed u latcr ditto.
Inlorootl
Profiottl
NEW 3' 111$.ch
RQIIWIy Police Ill
re and Freight
lir’l‘he timo-
ccut looking gentlemen with irre-
proacha‘blc exteriors no longer find . ‘
It profitable to spend their days in the '
smokingoars of taut trains. looking
for some kind stranger to assist them-
lu beguiling the hours with a little
The railroad: have taken the
game into their own hands and the
light-fingered export who trucks pro-
teslonally nowsdoyu on one of our big
railroad system: takes on many chano.
as as the crock who Ventures below
be famous "dead-line" that Inepec-
tor Byrnes drew to protect the finan-
cial district of New Yark.
To guard the line of a ruilrmd, how-
ever. requires experience. and monog-
crs nowadays are turning this deport-
niunt over to men trained in the do-
tectivo humans of big cities. For neur-
vcn road and the property of its pne-
schgers has been protected by Chief
Vullcly. in his time one of the best
known men in llio police headquarters
in Mulberry street. He was retired
from the New York police on Febru-
try 14 and on February 15 he was
sworn in as a special officer in clmrgc
of the special service department of
the New Haven road and endowed
with nil thc powers of a detective in
tho. pay of tho stnte. Under him are
l stuff of clghl men, not including the.
wutchmcn at the ilnrlom river frulght
yurds who report to his chief assist-
nnl. ,
'l‘ho dutios of these railway “plain.
clothes mun" arc nlmost as various
as those of the city detective. Not
only are plckpockets and confidence
men to be kept off lilo road. but the
miles of freight corn standing in durk
curds must be protected. station
thieves run down, and stolen property
rccovored. Since, February. l.l00 ur-
t'csls have bccn made by the New Hu-
ucn‘s police. covering pretty nearly
:rcr crime in tho calendnr. and son-
'cnccs nggrcgullng more than a bun-
lrcd yours imposed on tho culprits.
Most of the offenders wore freight
lhicrcs. for lilo firslvcluss thieves. to
whom the chance of breaking info a
frclghl cur and finding it filled with
say does not nppcnl. havc boon foirly
.vcll scnrod oil” the mud. 'l‘hc showing
would bp'sllll morc impressive worn it
not for ihc‘Conncclicul law which pcr.
mils n mun convictcd of brcaklng and
tutoring to cscnoc with u small lino
lnstcod of u term in in“.
As it mnllcr of loci. the high gratin
crooks work nudcr grout disadvno-
tugcs on tho ruii nowadays. “li‘ a
min is much of a ptlliculllnn Ill‘ docs
lot bum to Wolf in soc. a professional
'lcforc hc knoWs hc's ctuulluz," suid
mo of the mind's dotocllvcs recently.
The sources of polico lnformullon art
unny nnd various, and somchow when
ho croolépuls Ills loot insido the Now
Huvuu‘s lcrrltory he finds ho is ex
ncctctl. lt‘orc-wurncd in lhls cusp is
.‘orc-armcd. nnd lhc thicf must boat
is xrnccful n rclrcul as he can uch
love.
This is one of tho rcusons why ex
ucricnccd city dclcctives cun be of
'llllt'Il ssrvicc to u railroad. Muny oi
ho lhlcvcs thcy know. and major thc
rt-sl, lllcy know whurc information
'onccrnlng tlwm is to be had. About
oncc n wot-k. for oxamplc. Vallely is in
New York rocking the rounds of thc
‘jninls" us if Ill" worn still nilacllcd
to tho policc form of the city.
in addition to thc pcrsonul knowl-
ulgo of tho untIcr-worltl ucqulrud in
vcurs of rt-gulnr polict- work. the Now
iluvon's spcciul survlcc depnrtmcni
hus nl Its disposal n rogues“ KilIIl‘l‘."
if its own. A "stock“ of photographs
inclndcs prnt‘tlcully cvcry criminnl
who has cvvr tmcrntod in the mall’s
'crritory. mid llu- walls of a room in
lilo hit: offiw building urc. dccorulod.
bcsldos. with photographs from n muc-
uzinc dcvolcd cntircly lo the doings oi
criminttls. which circulatcs widely
umong polico officials. but is pructic
ally unknown to the genorul rcnding
public. This pt-rlodlcal roully scrvcs
as it kind of cluurlng bound for in»
formation concornlng tho boltcr known
and morc dangerous citizens of lhc
under-wm'ld.
As long, however. on tho crooks
It-ttvc lIlt‘ railroutl ulonu the railroad
oolicc lcuvc lIlc‘ill alonc. This motion
vivcndi, nllhough usually sullsi‘nc-
tory. l'l'slllis sometimes in rather pt-
ruliar diffcrcncou of opinion. A high
oiliclul of lilo New linvcn rond rc.
ccniiy roccivod n Icllor signed "Pick
pockcl" in which the writer bitterly
complslncd llllll the mall‘s tlclccllves
were not minding their own business
and that it won most unfair in the
company not to stop thorn.
" lull off your mcn." hc unit. “Mukc
thcln mind, their own business und
lcnvc pcoplo who aren't hurling them
alone.”
"'l‘bo urlcvnnco of third wrllor lay.
probably. in tho fuel thnl n cutnp of
plckpockcts hour on ttxctn‘slon park in
tho environs of Providence bud roccnt
ly bucn broken up. The. I‘ullrontl’s
lnlcrcsl In tho opcrnlionh of fills trunk
ut'tntc front the incl llint tho cxcursion-
lids whom lbcy robbcd rouchod tho
park on its corn and slcnmboulu. 'i‘hc
plckpot-kcts. though. who wore curcl‘ul
not to do business on tho trains or
bouts, did not soc Ibo utnitcr in thr-
uulnc Iiitltl and rcscntcd tho notion of
tho rnllwny tit-tooliveu In locking up
twelve of tlicir nombcr on n toclr
nicnl climate of vugrancy.
The Now Maven ployod ll ulmllnr
port. of protector on tho occasion of
tho. Yttloliurvut'd boat race at Now
l_.ondon this your. While the Now
London utttborltlos were meditating
whnt would be Necessary to protect
spoctnforn. Chief Vullcly informed
them that they needn‘t worry about.
the mutter at all. With the assist.-
nnco of two central office men from
New York und two from Boston-«ell
four personal friends of hilt-wile saw
to It himself that crooks were kept
off the observation trains lilld away
from the hotels. where the chief dent
gcr lay. '
Ordinarily. howuver, the railroad po-
lieu have less to do with professional
crooks than with potty fliloilcb who
utcul when they get. u chance and
Work. or pretend to'work. between
limos. in the “tanning East side of
Monmouth Island time are mnuv Ill
divldualu who urn not above lliinplc
too. but abound whom It is hard to
set any positive ovidenre. (lilo two
they may be codified in the most m»
. , I 1 .0» I
Suffering tor Yum. and Bod-Blddon
oral years before 1 would let it be
From PM». I Gantroefo‘r of Mn-
rlon. Indiana in Cured by
Pyramid I’Ilo Cure.
Trial Pack-go Malice Free in” All Who
30nd Home and Adams.
“l was troubled with piles for sov-
kuowu. But at last they became so
severe lltut I could not walk and 1
had to take my boa. I tried every~
thing and anything the doctors pre.
scribed, and» 20k their treetmenfsifor
a long time. But nothing ever did
me any good. Linn! seen your at]. In
different newspapers, so i got a fill-cent
box and begun on lament. From the
very first I got quick relief and by the
time I was starting on my third box
I saw I was cured. I have not been
troubled with them since. Now you
can use this as you please, because it
is genuine. Yours. . A. Sutton. Stone
and Cement Contractor, Mu‘rion, 1nd."
instant relief can be gotten by using
the marvelous Pyramid Pile Cure. 1i
immediately reduces all congestion
and swelling. hcnls ull sores, ulcers
and Irrllnled parts.
The moment you start to use it your
suffering ends and the cure of your
drcud disease is in sight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders a
surgical operation foolhnrdy. Don't
hack to piuccs those. lender musclcn
which must be intact if a satisfactory
cure in to be obtained.
The Pyramid Pile Cure ts put up in
the form of “easy-louse." specially
made. suppositories. They are sooth-
ing. painless, instant and certain.
A trial treatment will be sent you
at once by mail. in plain, sealed wrap-
per, without u cent of expense toyou,
if you send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug (20.. 3634 Pyramid
Building, Marshall, Mich.
After you receive the simple, you
can get a regular size package of [’3'-
rumid Pile Cure at your drugglst's for
50 cents. 0r If he hasn't It. send us
tho money and wewill send it to you.
"' ,. 4”?”
may be breaking into a freight our,
and by the time the robbery Is dis-
covered they may be back at work
again. The vulnerable spot in the
pcrformanccs of these gentry is in tho
disposition of the loot lhcyoblain.
'l‘hc cxpcrlcnccd dotoclivc finds his
rlcurcst trail usually starts from the
"fence." especially when novices in the
art of theft nrc nltcmpling to unload
lhclr plundcr.
Sumo months ago large amounts of
coppcrw-nlwnys a hchy Item in the
New llnvon's freight truffle—«wore lost
in lrunsil. The officluls discoverctl
flint tho look was at the Harlem Ril'cr
yards. dcspito the lhlrly-olght watch-
mcn on duty there. The thieves
thought thcmsolvcs fairly safe. for tho
coppcr. once tnkcn out of the car.
could bc laid by tltc sidc of the. water
until a convcnlcnt opportunity for talc
ing it away arrived. if suspicion was
srouscd a push of lilo fool stint it in-
to the river and the thief appearcd
boforc tho investigating watchman its
1n innocont wanderer from tho adju-
ccnt slrcots. or, there. was I00 much
rcnson to bullovc. us it diligent and
faithful watchman himself.
Unfortunately for tho tblcvcs thcy
forgot that who" they disposcd of thc
plunder cheaply in ordcr to get it off
thcir hands quickly the stability of
:hc old coppcr murkot in New York
was dilukcn, and iunkmcn who had no
sort in the transactions soon guessed
(ho cuusc. One of these was induced
by tho railroad doicctivcs to toll
whcrc hc thought the loot was being
sold. and tho rust was cnsy. ’l‘odtly
lbc losses of coppcr from frcight curs
ll'l‘ insignificant.
Like nil poilcc work. the task of
uuardinu u railroad is not without dun-
:cr. A fcw wccks tutu one of the Hur-
‘cm llivvr wnlchmcn ordcrcd u mun
ml of in train which was being moved
1boul, Iht' yards. The follow did not
uovo nnd tho order was repeated.
'I‘hcn us the. train slowed down. the
man—~21 young negro—dumped to the
ground. pulled it revolvcr and blazed
awuy at the guard. The walchmun
foil sovcruly wounded and thc negro
was curried off by (ruin hands. His
picluru now occupies u prominent
place in the rogues' gallery at New
iinvcn. but why he shot or why he
was on the train has ncvcr been
lcnrncd.
Ol‘tlinurlly lhc tramps who try to
gain a free ride on a freight train by
tcrrorlzing the truth crew are dealt.
with in a loss sensational fashion.
slcnd of starting one of the pitched
bullies which used to bu common in-
cidents in railroad life, the train band
who finds tramps aboard contents
himself in these times with telegraph-
ing ahead to one of the special ser-
vice men. At the next stop lhe trump
limbs-n policeman or two Waiting for
him and before he has a chance to
lhlnk much about it is on his way to
the town lock-up.
indeed. the work of the railroad po-
poselblc. An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of curc. in Its motto.
and worn its operations ncvor appar-
cnl :lts success would be considered
absolnlc. Crooks soon luarn whom a
worm roception is waiting for them
and tho wcll~pollucd railroad is given
a widc. bcrth by the knowing ones. To
the contest is too one-sided to last
very long.
GO.
Brynn was present of. the reception to-
dny in honor of Admiral Togo, The
mayor introduced Mr. dryer: to the ads
mlrhl. An exchange of cordinl senti-
ments followed. The‘udmirul Who do-
llghted at the unexpected presence of
Mr. Bryon. ft wns‘lesrned‘to-dey that
Admiral Togo did not anchor oven
the bit; naval bottle of August. to.
dust of December.
w
PLANO-ITO our men
lion.
New Life Pills.
«endpoint imd dlzsinen. too. M F.
ln- .
lice is mode as little spectacular as .
run down the small fry of tho proton»
slon requires constunt vigilnncc, but
MR. BRYAN MEETS ADMIRAL TO-
TOKIO. October 24.««William J.‘
once in five months from the time of
1904. till the..Rlimun battleship 89- _
vastopoi was torpedoed in the lust
are often frustrated by sudden break:
down, due to dylpeplln or constipa-
Bmco up and take Dr. King's
They take out the
materials which are clogging your on-
ergien. and give you I new Ita‘rt. Cure
ll. Euler's, Hmllll fvnrwnlk; and ill. P. »
m
deport homopemen
' name's slimmest:
e D.M. Read Co.
Eofabll'rbcd 1837.
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, Odd Chifi'omers.
There is a little group of handsome.Cb‘lfl'onicrs in our
Furniture Storc, not more than half a dozen, which have
bccu left from expensive chamber suites. They are in
. goldcn oak and hirdseyc maple, of size much larger than
the ordinary Cliilionicr. and elegantly finished outside and
in. A French plate mirror on each.
One in goldcn oak,
One in goldcn oak,
One in goltlcn oak. cxira lnrgc,
One in birtlscyc tnaplc,
In birtlscyc maple. oval mirror,
In birdscyc maplc,
now $35.00.
now. $20.00.
now $40.00.
now $30.00.
was $29.50, now $24.50.
was $22.50, now $18.50.
Fourth floor, take the elevator.
was $44-75.
was $24.75.
was $57-50.
was $40.00,
Electroliers and Gus Lamps.
A charm rcsts about the library table that holds a fine
Lamp. Be it gas or electricity, next after the necessary
good light must come the beauty of the Lamp. Some that
are very artistic arc. of Old English Brass or Copper. Some
are in I’ompeiian Verde, a beautiful finish in light green.
Otllcrs are in Wrought Iron and Bronze.
Shades arc in Colored Art Glass in Shades. for Electro-
licrs.
Burners. Manllcs, Shades, Tubing, and everything to
make Gas Lamps complete. - .
- The Designer for November.
Rcatly at the Pattern Cnnntcr, and cvcry page full of
iulcrcsling mattcr. Thcrc arc styles. for gowns. millincry
and furs. Storics. Advance Suggcslions for Christmas Gifts.
The Proper Method of Carving and Serving, and The Art
of I"assc—Pnr¢mting. ‘
Price 10c.
\\’liocvcr bus in mind for Motor .1 Illnck
Ilmvn. bundsmnc and tllstinclivc. should examine the bean—
tiful cloths u-c arc showing. Unspotablc Prnnclla, Coat-
lug Scrgc. Shadow Cloth. Cncbcmirc Russo and L'nspotablc
Ilrozulclulli. I‘riccs rungc from $1.50 to $2.00. '
'I‘nilorctl
The D. M; Read Co.
ltd
We have just opened Our New
815001: of Furs concisting of Boats, Ora.-
vnts, Scnrfs, Collorett'es, Mufi‘s. etc.
.«‘
’r Furs
We purchased these Furs Last
Spring and they. have been ‘Made to
order, thuesecuring‘ better Values
than if bought from open stock.
We invite your in'specbiOns of
them and think yOu with agree with
us that we have excellent values.
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artful- that t
1th all over town. They say Raymond has the best Goal. We
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
‘jbest stock. lint don’t take our word' for it. Try a load and prove
it to your own satisfaction. ' Not; much risk in that. If it’s all right,
give ulna chance at your Winter's Coal. We 9m here to do business.
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‘NEW HA Mancini)”: , haries
. II 1‘ wuniralo “tut uppoiumicotk of the
Grove to signature minimum!) but!” rt. yubordny; to sue-
ceed ,rlfrudorlok . . Averill. who has
been taken to a unitarium in Wash
rt for mantel trcntmcnt. Mr. nirelay
3 been clerk of tho city court tinder
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TO OUR! A GOLD N (W! DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo numeric Tub
lets. Drnuiats refund money
fail: to cure. E. WA
is on ouch box. 26c.
Wm
Beauty‘unltlorned is ndorntvl the
’most—~but low, men bellow it ultvt I
speculate kind of .wa-ln the next they
fluorite“.
Wood's. Not-walk, drug stores; 253'.
reason at the cesium-e. . Jud‘tmmw'op.
Norwalk Chronicler