of mouth-..‘.... ' shoe hits
. ”iterators. in connection or
We carry a complete
«in yonnrssisters would be
Street
AL U
CERT.
. . m . tannin—u-
W b‘oJ-lslrl “Next Wednesday Even-
' . in In. First M. E. Edlflce.
9. a concert of The Church Choral
‘0 081,10 bc- held next Wednesday.
one ‘13, in the South Nor-walk Metho-
. (Hill, Church, will be of special inter-
est in testing the. value ot a somewhat
novel oxpcrilnont in Norwnlk mnsicui
attains. Among all the pious that
have been tried in the [Just for utilizing
“musical people in a choral organiza-
. tion, the plan of confederating singors
{rpm the churches as such and placing
thou“ organization under interdonomi-
nfitional control has never had it trial.
‘The formation of the Armory Chorus,
which was one or the. largest reasons
‘v‘l’or the ”success of the Chapman meetl
lugs, gave the opportunity or‘puiting-
‘. fthe‘mutter to a test as to whether the
. youngipeople of the various churches
‘ in town could be induced to join an or-
ganisation, formed for doing chorus
work. nn’d whether such a chorus could
do eiflclont work without any hard and
lust requirement for musical ability as
a condition of membership. ’i‘hc pub“
he has already bud opportunity of
judging as to the possibility of u on-
‘ion choral movement of u cortuio hind
among‘the churches, the Armory Chor-
us being remembered with much sut-
isfsctlon by all who nticndcd the mcct‘
logs. The public is yet to be con-
vinced. however. that u conglomerate
chorus with no musical conditions iii.-
tached to its olcmbcrship, illlli with no
' bond of union but. thc good feeling on
.isting between the churches oi' the
town. can be [node a substantial musi-
cal succcss. 'i‘ilc cooling cooccrl will
settle that question. And it. is o ques-
tion of large importuncc to the musical
people of the lowo. A town wilh o
population of ncnrly 25.000 inhabitants
ought to have a permanent chorus can
pable of doing scllous musical work;
at. any rule, tho. cxpcrimcni of csiub»
llshing a chorus with such sci-ions
work in View, is wcll worth thc trying,
and the scheme of onlpagcmcot adopt-
ed by the Church Choral Union loukcs
it sure that thc cxpci'inlcnl will in:
tried under pccoiiurly l'uvorublc condi-
tions.
The Choral Union is muougcd by llli
Advisory Bonrd compound of tho pastor
of each church l'cprcscolcd in tho
membership of tho chorus. iogcthcr
...u‘llb a lay rcprcscolulivc oppoiotcd by
the vcstry or official board of- the
church. Matters of only passing lilov
meal. are rcfcrrcd to tho chorus itscii’
for decision. but things of iorgcr lul-
ol'tancc nrc prcscntcd to tho Advisory
cord for their dccisioo. which is final.
Finis, every church has ”it! opportu-
nity through its l'l"|ll‘l‘5t‘lli,ilith‘R of con-
trolling the chorus and tho Slilollcr
churches havc lilo sumo l'l‘llii‘hifiliiliillll
on the Board of Moouncmcnl. as tho
larger.
The main pol'poso ui‘ lhc Union is
to encourage coogrcguliolull singing by
giving information. cxpcricnco and con-
licence to those musical people who,
while capable of doing; Holoclhing in
the line of singing, :lrc uoi conspicuous
in musical lnuiicrw. Al lllc sumo limo,
it large numbcr ol‘ oxpcricoccd siugors
are on the list of tho loclnbcmhip and
have been doing a lurgc slulrc of the
work that has modc ilic outlook for
the liliisicai succcss of tho collccrl so
promising. Oillcr purposcs in riow lo
the .torniuiion of tho chorus uro tho
stimulating oi’ cordlulily bctwccn ibc
various churches, lilo: rchcnrsols of
the wUnion being hold in lilffei‘col
churches through line courlcny oi the
olhclni boards), and thc having at hand
a trained body of sluncrs for occasion
, of ion interest.
. .Aygpnoral program of mlnccllaucoun
choral Works has been arrnonod for
tha'ooncert lind just how much can in-
dons with an eurncsi body of Hillgcl-s
horouzhiy lntorcaicd in choral mul-
turn it will thus bc posslblc lo lil'll’l»
NiOi‘i EON-
"I
V “ it should he added that u. Choral lio-
n.0rchestra has been i‘ornicd out of
tanned to bo pcrmaucotly osmwiiilcd
‘0! the concert of next wook.
Norwulk
who. no iii‘iz‘llllilli and
motor of thc Philharmonic Flo
”‘i
or
movement, neither con
1
Bonita or
. Ml'lithN
' l hosm tuition. .. q
. lhé franklln Shoo.
26und $2.00; Boys‘. $2.00 nod $1.75; Youlils‘, $1.75 and $1.50; hit.
,I pro mods‘solltl throu hunt, and sure to stand plenty or
own NORWALK SHOE co.
Successors to .F.‘ D. LYON & CO..
' ‘churches (or rehearsals has been given
in Mmory Orchcuirn, which in ln-i
moths chorus in thc production of
Manual choruu works. and will illi d
i! mutilation to lilo municui uuocc All
it is an
figuration feature of this iotur-cinlimh
' locum experiment that tho ochtll'us
‘ dud-orchestra am under tho diroclioo
it the local clergymou. the pun-
(‘illgrcuntlonui
choir-
“! aortic yours. and for tour
ornwall. Now York, iliilll etc
Wraith: ”pollution to di-
' Work.
Wlors‘ 'iloard loo] that the
“all. an organization on this
Villa tho promise of ilrut~
”- work next Wednesday ev-
t the exprosaion of their
ho townspeople will lib-
thc concert, and thus
limit «interest in the move-
fllililed that no local portio-
wists chorus or no willliiiml its tr.
' .. . mom-seem
In my "internal don't amount to much.”
r. lutmut and. be will tell you it is about the most tirrr
this United ovum pay than
Dammit every your ill lN'i‘ nose:
while! Are you getting your ohm or this in a
.t not, w
oil um style and In at the higher-priced
Ith its wourlnx qualities is sort: to give
lino In all styles and louthors. both ox.-
n appropriate name for them.
r
South Nprwalk.
chostra. receive any remuneration or
profit whatever. The use 0! tho
free of chnrge.
The funds resulting from the con-
cert nrc to he devoted to the meeting
the cxpenscs of tho coming year.
which oxpenscs incl lo wage of so»
tons for opening the crions churches,
and the purchase oi the music. with
special reference to members who can-
not afford the oxpcuse oi the season's
music.
‘ A FABLE FOR EDUCATORS.
'l‘hcre lives in some outlandish place
A sadly diaputatious race;
'i‘helrs is u very curious cuss.
For, whatsoe'cr the reason be.
it seems they never could ugroo
About thc color of the son. .
Onc scction of them took lhc vlcw
That it was obviously bloc:
'l‘hcrc was no doubt, lhcy said; they
knew.
But others said, “What do you mean?
'i‘hc sun is obviously grccn‘
As cnn by any one be seen.”
While ycl unolhcr lot. said. ”Nuy.‘
The son is obviously gray,
So any onc with sense would say."
Tho rival factions come on board
My yacht. und curncslly implored
That I would end iiicir discord.
'i‘hur. imporluucd. i asked. “Hull,
it sci-ms to me you're all at innit
Do you agree the sea is suit?"
“You," they rcpiicd "hot you forcel"~
”No. wall. i haven’t iloinhcd yet.
Do you ugrcc the son is wet?"
They did. ~"Wcll, lot on start with that.
Lcl all your childrcn got it. put.
it's quitc cnough for any lu'ui.
olsceawx’. .d
thn tilcy nrc blggcr lct lllcol clloosc
Among: the greens and more and
blocs."
(Sonic interruption hcl'c. und boost»).
in vain i emptied wisdnol’s store:
“No coloricss bullet!" ihoy sworn,
And so; it.) wrangling as before.
And still by some ihc moon's sot-o
AH bluc. to others it is grccu'
(ll‘ pray, or various hues bclwcsn.
”Punch.
THE TUNERB SERMON.
ilo struck lhc kcys. with liioughliul
air, until ill lust he found
'i'hc i'alflly strings from which :lrosr
I-ncii harsh, discordant sound.
'I‘lool puiicntly and long hc workcdw
ooc must bc tighicr dt'uwo
Until its jaogling lloniocss nod iolsliy
wcrc, gone;
(inc most In: loosed olld linhlcucd.
- limo ihc vcivci lmlolucr's bout.
Would cull ironl ii. n onto that Was
loclodlously swccl.
And who” with gcolic croft lic
tolicd orcr all tho board.
lic nwcpi Ills iillgcrn down tlic’ ltcyfi"
now in tho strings \Vcl-c alo'l'cd
(lrcui wnvcs of doici harmony. lill'
hum of boos that HWlll‘lll.
'l‘hc nicllow dinpuuoo of tho
lbondcr Him'lll.
'i‘hc count of marl-hing loco nod wonv
«irons loot-u lllul wonll-u sing,
And haunting, polit‘cviiiiml lullnbics.
. wbosc mcnnurcs'swuy and swing.
b no
disi‘ont
“i’iuoon,” he sold quainily. “nrc illic
woman and likc mnllm
hcy full and iuiicr in ihcir grove of
music, now nod ihcu;
. 'i‘llcy Wuury ol’ lbc swoclor toocu, ouch
uotc prowl dull and hard.
And with Inccnsnui discord nil
. song of lilo is ionrrodm
i-io llummolllllnl grow out oi time until
ouch smile or word
it lil‘ltlk‘noli by tho i‘rotfulnoss with
which its chocr in blurred.
(illicnuo 'i‘riluloc.
Allorncy William L. Taylor. who
nilcndcll tho bnnlplci of tho indiuou
‘llnr Asuoclnilon in honor of tho United
Billion marl or uppouia at the Colum-
bia Club the othor night, who rclnind-
- cd of a little story that was in at the
that» tho mncricuo liar A nociniion
:nlcl. ut Hilrntoxn unverui years ago.
'l‘wo ocaro wnitcrr at. tho hotel
Whore tho auscultation hold its handout
lwcrc much loiorenicd in tho llrcss‘coat»
cd gonliomcn that were tiling into the
dining room. in the party were snow
of the most famous; lawyers and jurists
l in the country.
“Who ah' dam sem'cm'l" asked (mil
waiter of the other as the lust oi‘. lilo
uncut: passed in.
"i dunno 'snctly." replied the othcr.
"but nil ulnlertrinnd do uh buhlcndoru."
vll
their
Ask any mun
lie limo
toward a rupprocblncnl with tho Lowcr
_ port they arc receiving the court reb-
cin nrc confident of lining abic in tin-
‘, provioccs.
..
Russian Czar Said to he ills-
satisfied Over His Failure—w-
Cabinolls in Open Rebellion
m
ST. PETERSBURG. Juno 8.——Accord~
log to reliable reports from I’otcrhoi‘.
Emperor Nicholas has about decided
to retire Premier Gorcmykin. From
the first it was apparent to outsidcru
that M. (iorclnykin did not po. zoos
ihc tori-c, capacity or skill IiUl‘i‘lfihdly
to steer the ship of stntc in the mascot
crisis. and his majesty, who is ex-
trcmciy dissatisfied with tho prelulor's
sorry failure to ninllc any houdwoy
House of Parliament. Is rondy to stun
rlticc him. But the ompcror seems
to be torn by conflicting councils. A
low of his advisors are urging him
to mokc a frank surrcndcr nod ncccds
to Parliament's dcmnnd for a ministry
from the. opposition majority. 'l‘hesc
lotlucncoa urc hardly likcly to prcvuii
against tho party Ilondcd by Gcocrsl
'i‘rcpoli, which bclicvcs that no for-
lhcr concessions should be madc, 'i‘hc
cabinet ltscli. undcr lilo Icudcrship of
M. Kokovsoi‘i’, the minister of lionuce:
and M. Slichinslty. lolliisicr of ngrl~
coliurc. illc rivuls of Iii. t‘iorcmykio.
is in open rebellion. and with the sup-
horse M. (loroniyllin. Should M. Slit'ilv
insky succeed to tho promicrship. M
licigrndc. i‘orloorly chicf of (lcncrnl
'i‘l'cpoi‘i's chuoccliory of Muscow. will.
it is understood, boilic cumnriilus'
candldulo for nlioislcr of tho iullu'lor.
M. Gorho stopping loin M. Silchinslty‘s
shoes.
llispuichcs from the iolcrior cou-
liooc gloomy. and show that tho grudv
uul oxlcnsioo ol‘ the ugl'urino disorders
and partial slrikcs now :ll‘l’ccl thcch
’l‘llc lulcst tiiSilll'iliilli'i‘S rc
porlcd urn ul Kiol’i‘ nod 'l‘vcr. Noni
crous collisions bciwccn pcusunis and
rural guards llorc tnhcn place. but
nothing in tho onlurc of a muss loovc-
nlcoi has yet mrcurrcd.
A scnsuiion has bccn roused by tho
disclosures of M. \‘lndilolron‘. a cor.
l'cspondcot of tho 'l‘wcuiicih licoiury
I‘ornlcrly thc Ross. who lorcsiinulcd
lhc ('tiFl! of Milo. Spiridouovu and “'ill'
is now in the inltic provioccs invcsii
gallon tho l‘oprcsslons lhcrc. llc dc-
clurcs illnl six out of tho cigbl mcn
cxcculcd ui Riga wcro iouoccol nod
'ldds thut thcy wcrc iorccd to conform
by llll‘ilii‘t‘H uilil-i. [Iiil llic Spanish in
quiniiioo to shame.
Although thc Social llcvolullouisls
llorc procluilood n icmporary ccssutlol
.l‘ illc iv'l'i'tll‘isl cumpuico ibcrc is: lit
lil' ulnllclol-ol in tho mordcrs of no
iico oiilcials io iiii‘ inlcrior.
Mouuicd gclldnrmos yl-slcrduy cho
lo: clolrgcd u crowd of worhnlco oi lill
:orcromcol cartridge fuctory at \‘us
sili-(Mror. who cnlcrlzcd from u illi'l‘i
in?" Rill}!iiii:.iii<* ".\i:lrst,ilulsc." 'l‘ln
:cudurulcs IIHl‘ii ibcir whips and
'lllill't'fi. injuring onloy nurl woundinr
two moo sm‘ioosiy.
hil)S(‘ll\\'_ .looc N 'l'hcl‘c is u no-
liccubic inrroaac iu rcvoloiiluiory uc
liriiy born. and i1 is cvillcnl that thc
lcmlcrs arc. prcporiloz lo luko udvuu-
logo of or.» llrsl community to start
an urlncd uprising. ’l‘ho worklocn of
tho iuciorlcs and milb: urc lwiug sys-
lcoolllcuiiy nrmcll with lilouscr riilcs
iillli driiicd oodcr lbc sopcrvisloo of
army rcscrvc soldicrs. lo spilc of tho
rcprcssch monieurcs odoptcd by tho
loiboriiics. rcvoiuiionury moldings
-lrc bold nightly in iilc industrial sec-
tions. 'i‘hc lcudcrs appcur to ho cooil
dcnl that tho morulc of tho troops of
thc garrison is undcrollncd. on Hwy
him: rccclrcd from sonic rcgilocnls
a conflict. Revolutionary
have been sent out in all dilwtions
into the country to inclio tho lumi-
hmlgry pcusuuls lo upproprlulc loud
told slrlkc on tho bin csluics. 'i‘hc plan
uratc n coolilct with u noncrui sirlkc
plclc rupturc bciwccn tho govcrnmcm
rising. The situation
and the blot in diordn of tho country.
llouuc to siispcnd all ilcnih nootcocon
M. Nuboukofl’.
REFLECij—BWIKCHELOR.
dcriukcr. . .
py everybody would burn ll.
if they knew of any worsu huhit.
hurt other people's (action.
A rich woman hurdiy ever gets llc
murr on.
things he pays them on.
men in it. '
M
HT; Priorsmon.
day. What's he doin , by drowsy?"
oromlxca oi“ support in thc rvcol oil
colissurles
cvidcnily is to I-li'l'ill‘(' unity of ucilon
In the country and cliics nod hour
This loaders cvidcntly llopc (or o cont
nod l’urliamcnt. which would furnish
lllc oeccusury opportunity for an up-
hus nrcoily
llinrlncd lhc luminous moo oi Moscow
'i‘bo liouso lonily rojccicd o rcsoiu-
lion ot‘i‘orod by M. i-iiplnguioc. possum.
lug ihnt lilo prosldont hc instructor! to
rcouolu lilo citnr ill tho nonlc of Hill
and phonon tho rcsoiulion ollcrod by
Short iivcn orc lncrrlcsi for tho unl
ii' loonoy really mudc pcoplc llllilllll'
“Moo wouldn't drink hourly so much
r‘iilblos is it very easy way not to
mono '8 worth out of the man the
The more intro: :1 man pays the mad
dcr he would be if he didn't have the
itit was respectable to no to politics ..
liicrc wouldn’t be innit as many smart
When a girl is if bride you can all
ways guess It by the way silo loll! it.
even to ntrangers.»Nsw York Pro». '
“i saw your son with you the other
7 "Wily. he hollows t in medical proton-
, .....- ,
- "Strange! with his black claims and
volts tic he looks more like a minister
“downturn.
HENRY 0. amount.
Henry. 0. Hinckiey. a. member or
til; “hrs of ego. ll‘uncrui
services will Iighcld tomorrow and
interment. wi ‘cciir in Spring Grove
Cemctry. ‘ H .. '
TIM, v~nunror .
The remains of Timothy Murphy. :1
i‘orinoi‘ Norwulk rcsldcot. who diod in
liroldynpWodossday. will be brought
to Norwnlll and Interrod ill St. Mary's
(,‘cnwlcry tomorrow afternoon
wns'rroo'r mono noun.
'l‘hu tour your old child of Sullnlo
Cioppa dicd int-it nislll ill the MUM"?!
home in Wcslporl. 'i‘hc ionorul was
held there. this ul’lcrnoon ul 2 o'clock.
FUNERAL mu MRS. IBRAMMifil.i..
The funeral of thc lutc Mary Ann
iirannncll. who dlcd recently at lho
Scundcm Hotel in lluilroud avcouc,
woo hold this morning ht ll o'clock.
ironl St. .loncph'u Church. [tr-v. Will
i“. Muiior. 1). 1),. olilclulcll. 'l‘llo lotcr-
mcul. will in.- ill St. Mary‘s Ccnlciory.
'i‘hc pull bcilrors wcrc: .lohn organ.
.lobo ()‘lnly (tool-go Scilul‘i’cr. 'l‘homus
ll‘. ltiordun, John Dunn. Pclcr (Elig-
l.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Word of Norwalk was llcld this moro-
iog at 9 o'clock oi St. Mary‘s Church,
Rev. J, C. ll‘ogui'iy oillcinlod.
The poll bourcrp wcro Dr. Thomas
1". (llunc. John Mylod. Frank Volk, .lu-
loco .I, chnun. Duoici ll. Slultory nod
Joncph Murphy. ’l‘ilc i’lolvm- bcurcrs
wvro tho Musicrs Ward, cousins of
the doccuscd. ’i‘bc choir rcudcrcd up
propriuic sclcclions and Miss Hoicnn
Millcrli snug; “(inc chciiy Solcnln
’I‘houghi.” ’l‘bc rclollio wcrc lolcrrcd
ill Si. Mary's Cemmcry.
A FEW THINGS.
lily Robt. E. Frnzcr).
if you cun't disprovo whul another
man suys. don‘t find fault with it.
Fun ccuscs to bc t‘un wilcn you have
to force ii. To be run] it must be
spontaneous.
it is xrcat cojoymcoi for some
pcoplo to dcvisc plans to spend other
pcopic’s looncy.
Don‘t lakc lhc tiolc lo lry nod down
a nod moo. i.cl him alone and he
will down biolscli‘.
Sonic pcl'iplc ‘pl-lllc thcloscircs on
what illcy belong to, oihcr pcoplc on
what bcloogs to thcol,
You had bcitcr ocrcr huvc known
anything about luxuries than not to
how tho moocy to procorc lhcol.
Nothing docs you so much good us
to clasp lilo hood of u troc lricod
from whom you horc boco porlcd.
ii a mun docs you a wrong. forgot:
it nod avoid him. Life is too short
and thou too \‘uiooblc to follow up
‘iilii punish an onomy.
Evcn judgcs don‘t always looks
lllcnlscll‘cs clcur. l hnrc Just road the
chargc of u jlniuc. 1t docs not own
rlsc lo lllc dignity of orcaolzcd in-
(‘i‘liH‘l'CllCtH-‘l lcl roll News.
i’rospcclivc ’l‘coillli«~-ls this a iicul-
thy neighborhotxl. inoilim'd?
“licullhy'. I should soy so? ill tho
but icn yours lhcrc hurl», bccn only
lwo llciliils~~lllo doctor und liic drug-
uisl.”<v~'l‘ulcs.
, ., “..-- ”mm...”
iilcks—v—Jiglcy is murl'lcd now. and
hc's got u rcpoiuiioo to livc up to,
Wicks-w] hcurd ho was morrlcd to
that young widow; but what‘s thc rcp-
illiiiitili you spcuk oi?
llirkswlils tlrsl wlic's husband's.»-
l’hiiodciphln Lodger.
outdoor,
»
MEADOW cross-r.
sooTH NORWALK, cons.
Baseball Every Saturday and Holiday.
Fine now 'ileld. any of ocean from
all parts of the town. Comfortable
Grand stand and Good, Clean
Games Anurcd.
SATURDAY. JUNE 9.
STAMFORDS.
SATURDAY. JUNE 16.
OAKFIELDS. OF BROOKLVN.
SATURDAV, "JUNE 23.
BETHELS
Norwaik Amusemoni do.
novel-“so arc?
my . *
Company D. Forty-sixth Massucbnsctts ~
‘ Volunteer .lntantry, died yesterday at
tile Noroton , ld‘iors' Home. The dc- .
‘ council wuu
goitc. il‘iou'cr bcurcr Edward ..'. lio-
gall.
FUNERAL ()ll‘ THOMAS WARD. .‘
. ”whw«wwn~ m
.i can
unu-
humus our
snobs
stylo and workmanship of tho various
Iiuilled Muslin Curtains
Rollicd Boblnet Curtains
Nottingham Loco Curlolns . .. . . . .
Arabian Loco Curtains
Brussels Not (lurtuins
Brussels Not Curtains
Cross Stripe Madras curtains .. . . .
Curtain Stretchcrs 69c
Yacht Mops 35c
has. a and 5 GA
l
a. HY“
zs'irrs summon. . o
lines shown.
i-....-..o.-..-..-. .
Nottinghom Loco Curtains, in twotoocd Cifl‘tft"..-.nnu-...-~-
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Decorated Dinner Plates
Decorated Plotters . . . .. . ..
Decorated 'l‘eo, Plates lic Decorated Cups and Snu'ccrri ‘. 15c
.pecorntcd Breakfast Plates .. . .. . 7c Decorated Covered Dishes .. . . . . . . 35c
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”......o-un-v-a-.--o.nu-o-
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STORE.
Lac e and N111 5- ~ 11» ' Cur. “altlS
'l‘horo is nothing' that the morltct nt‘i‘nrdn In commendable goods: but what. is shown in our stock. The va-
‘iucs which wo odor provo tllnlr superiority—not only ill rogurd m the prices "film“ but. “‘90 bccuoso “f ““9
‘ one to $1.40
$2.30 to $5.00
850 it) Willi
$2.60 to $7.00
$2.60 to $7.00
$8.85 to story
$1.00tosa.75
“it
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Decorated Soup’Piotes 5c
Decorated Gravy Boats . . ..
Decorated Pickle Dishes 5c
Decorated individual Butlers 2c .
TRISTRAM a. HYATT, , NOBWALK, CONN.
10c
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Reed Furniture
For your Summer cottage at the lowest ‘
possible prices.
Also a. large variety of the best made
' REFRIGERATORS.
Visit Our Furniture Department. “
West Washington St.
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Now open tor the Season of Idllfi.
Dancing. Boating. Baliililg and
other attractions. '
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
. Decoration Day .
Grand Concert by the Wheeler lit. Wilson Band.
Dancing Alternoon and Evening
nails! for «trained and and cm
. around by Wiring 1; pair of our
Properly. Anion
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are» Moll oval-worm! a s mil or spplieatiun upon wort: or books.
who ind sud moons trouble ,
“ Bronchitis ‘
Is more than a cough; it is a deopseated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-«allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It bullies all schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nar-
cotics are worthless and harmlul, because .no
remedy taken internally only, ever: did or can
BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicld'e bai-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
Take 18 drops every 2 hours and BB 813er to bathe the throat
and chord: with hot, clear Balm every night. That is the secret. It
peoetrutcs, rcduccx the inflammation, kills the permit. stops tho
coughing and mining or phlegm. mowing the lungs to the leor
at youth. Get the 500 or 81.00 bottln, keep up the treatment
lolthtuliy for a tow weeks and we guarantor» a euro cloni- down to
the but «also of. quick consumption. Nor“ cocaine or opium.
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Hotel:
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Bookkeeper or Salesman for Evo-
nlnp work. first clan opportunity. For
particulars call upon.
F. ii. HELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Booth Nor-walk.
Shasta ‘ Dal-lea.
(mo of Luther Burbsnlt‘u crcalloou.
lulmc while llowcrs. four lnchcs
lli’l'ilflli. producod continuously through-
out tho Summon Finn pianist in four
inch pols. liic lo iWo inch polo.
Ilc.
TRITOMA, THE RED HOT POKER
PLANT
i-‘ihowy flowers or a brilliant uhudc
of unload scarlet. Plants in four inch
pool. 15c cnch: exiru luruo plants in
live inch point. 2ch (inch.
HARDY PHLOX.
Finis lot of varieties in tour
(iota. 15c each.
mum's Floral lilo.
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WE ARE READY to fill your
bias with Cool for nonwhites“.
This may mom Iml‘ar cry.” but
many. of our customers are fits
ting their orders bookcd. e
guarantee our Goal and our price
Tyou may rely upon us every
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No matter inshore have
bought Cool in yours out. we
word: you to , our “and
child! new. “W’s are now
getting in 1’ this stock at innit ‘
minor! cosh-101* yon-«ll kinds
and all good. "
Norwalk Chronicler