' . Cunning;
* .:'lJ. Nnilfitono.
11M Flaw Pumice.
" 1” ., WWW...‘ ,
iii non Emery Boards.
' Complete for
” C. ilowiird King has been sick at his
home for several duyo.
Mrs. Sarah Chariot; is seriously ill
at her'holue. 24 Second street.
No gable him its yet been arranged
for the Pastime it. C. bagkctball team
bomormw night.“ J ; j ’ _ 1
Dr. and Mic-"'licrberh Aymu have
mini-nod to Flushing. L'. '1..‘ after a’
visit here over gipuday. _ J _
There have b‘eon‘ Borne very; credit-
able blunhes between local trottcrs
on the speedway-piped the recent snow.
, The contract for tilediouseou Van
Zandt gtroot, hits been ‘pwnrded to
John W. Banker, contractor; by‘C. flow-
ul’li King. J'JJ .
"l‘hc oottagc prayer moo ug of the‘
Advent Christian Church f i be. held
tomorrow droning, at the home of 03'
car Portrick.
Miss ()roh Mai King returned from
Normal School Friday. and in how ill
alt hrr homo. She will not be able to
return for coverui days.
HARRY'S HORSE.
The baby lion in her mother‘s arms,
Quiet and pale and‘thiu,
llut tiirittio head is once more raised
As i arry comes bounding in.
1
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A wooden nurse in hhndh he holds.
Dark gray. with a long black mauo;
And an eager. longing look lights up
The pale little face again.
“Oh. baby dear. I Will hold it close.
But i cannot give it to you;
l‘m afraid you would let it full and
‘ fliid-blmk-T" '
lily horuo, so pretty and new."
.141, lint tho pale iiitlc ougor lace still
4'37. blonds.
Outsirctrhcd is the small hand still:
lin stands for a niolnont, then hold»;
.' it out: J
J“i‘il loud it tonaby, l 'w.ili."J
That day is mot, and he finds it again
Where the? bully has thrown it, aside;
Heir coral red. with its silver bells,
“Still fast. to ,tho bridle tied. J .
There‘s a. touch of paint off the brig
J ' green stick.
JAnd Ju chip off the horac‘u oar;
lint. oh! not. that to the boy's bluo oyo
Brings the. quickly gathering tour!
ht.
Ahd whilo Hurry ilvéovho Wilhutill ho ,
kind
That. he lout her his horse that. tiny;
For the baby has gone where never
ugain , .
Con silo ask with his toys to play.
- ‘ ,-:'FR.ED _‘w. KNAPP._
:l’fJJast Norwalk. ‘ _
The Sunday; School Board of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sun-
” sum t .
gut-on. Rev. il- Cronin
I. Kiev. i. N. Blunchnrd, or J
;; and Rev. Mir, Davis offered prayer:
of? Error-
J {horn and J. C.
Hawkins wont (probative lessons for
the mouth of February. , At the busi»
new meetingii. J. Hipsou was no
minted cbpinnqu to ..;look after the
lunch: for Easter; The secretary ro-
portod tint the “Mcrchllnio' Library"
no used in scouring" uew‘lihrory books.
Mrs. .lupor Pryor, who is spending
the winter in Mormon. has returned
in that. city oftcr a vlult: with hirs-
iddgur Puncher, of. East Norwulk.
A large, dologu‘iiou of tho mr‘inbcl'n
their friend» completely surprised
their popular parlor luut night gather-
‘ log at tho church, nod. ilmn doing to
tho reuidcuoo of Roy. J. W. Davis, in
Ration direct. During the evening
liridgoport.
Rov, H. .l. Goully. of Lynn, Moon, on
’- old ,llfieu Jot ReV’.’ Mr. Duvio and Sir.-
pilon Velsor lliado interesting
uddronpeu. There was singing and a
social limo. 'i‘he uddruusos wore along
a congratulatory line. and showed the
prosperity of tho church financially,
spiritually und Socially under Mr. Du-
vin‘u pastorate. As a climax to u piou-
snot eveniuii an enveloch containing
a, oubulpntip nun: oi; money was alip-
ped into Mr. Davis’ lmnd."i‘ho‘vlsitorn
were moulded within: .ubunduncdhl
refreshments. ,and the supper served
wanton elaborate one. Mr. Davis ex-
tended everyone a most hourly wel-
come. and invited them all to
. cal.
again. .
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Del. ~kayo: ”Jl duffel-adder year: with
dyspepsia. used to have great dintrell
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
uutli.I took liroiiilian Balm, and one 50
cent 'bottlé cured me completely."
. For'sule by‘RJ; H. Pialstod, F. ii. Bax.
her and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
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Rowovrou. '
Eight liuiidifi‘d’ious of ice were har»
vested Sunday by Pickering and Mc-
Finland, at Bxpokside. ' The ice in new
eight inches. thick. Yesterday 8.000
cakes of ice ‘wero placed in the houses.
Mrs. handkmozwu the former
‘movéd 'io‘liiic home of Mrs. William
Stevens. where they are being stored.
Icevcutting "operations have com-
tumor-d on Jsolnol ponds. The ice. is
night inches thick. Twelve inches
ono lililliiitl‘y ilfl'wllloh .you'll lose the
buy if you‘walit till the null uhineo too
much.
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A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
‘ OF GOOD.
A. ll. 'i‘hurnou, u woll known cont
operator of BUKJBJJO, 0., writes: “
:iulvo ,lloen, tori with kidney and
bladder trdii .fdr years. burg!
vei and stones .with excrucla ng pom.
I got, no relief from medicine until i
Pharmacy.
Wilbur ' Biackmun has removed
Norwalk.
in New York city.
day in New York.
.Snnday. on account
day school held an enjoyable session
slelghlng, thcv'iivcry stallion \\’(‘l‘(‘ all
.. "MA.--
“Mullet!!! fluid. but) tho humor was to J
of the Advent Christian Church and
. V hire. Franklin Bulb. .oifNew Goalie. )1
owner of the Orchard House. is new.
lug llor furniture and other effects
ding gru‘
DARIJEN AND NOROTON.
iiuliford Smith spout lust Saturday
Fred Smith spent Saturday and Sun-
l
The Jolly m m preparing-tor a
" when“ on February ntjtho Town
a I v
The new fire ball which bu been or'
dared from but went bar not as yet
arrived." J " . J '
Hi;- Stcilo Milieu bu returned to
friends in Bulldio.‘
| alga. .C.‘ H. Navy.“ ”failing“.
on are returuo J' row a. v iii to J as.
Mary Mcflieiinh.‘ .it’sl’itloileld. 11m.
Mlss’ Margaret Monohuh. of Stain-
ford was a visitor in Dorian. Sunday
the guest of Mr. Juno Jun. Clarence
Seofiold. “ J,
' Loulu ll‘. Wood m moved fromhio
residence here to strawberry Hill. East.
Wood will be occupied by George
woundy. who move- there from the
Mason Block. ’ '
Wosrrok'r.
Robert '1‘. Men in visiting in Phila-
delphia and Washington,
Judgé. and Mrs. D. 8. Bradley edict»
Sliced relatives from New Haven Bim-
ay. . ,
Augustus Jennings. of the Farm.
is confined to his home with rheuma-
tism. ,
l". L. Woodworth of tho National
:flogk in confined to his home with the
Oliver H. Jennings ill attending the
cumulobiieraceo ~llt Ormond Beach,
l It‘ltlrlda.
J Aaron Bennett. one of Whntport's
oldest residents, in very lii‘ut hill
cine;
Miss Alice Smith who the soloist at:
the offertory in- Christ church last
Sunday morning. J
The Ladies Aid of the Forms church
will give a. pie social in the church par“
lord this evening.
The C. E, Society of Greens Farms
church is planning for a racial the lab
tar part of this wecli. J
iiev. Kenneth Mackenzie resumed
his post in Trinity Church Sunday, ut-
tcr an absence of sereral weeks, being
away on special duty. -
Percy Brown and wife has returned
to their home in Silugniuck after an
end of the week visit with the parents
oftho former in Weston.
Miss M. Cornelia. who has been con’
fined to her hump the‘pali week is
improving. Mrs. Goorgo Bishop is at.-
tending Miou Elwood's school duties.
Word hull been received from Mrs.
J John ll. Jennings of tho Farms of her.
would be. better. but them is at loautlsaie hrrivul iii the hump of her daugh-
Jirr. Mrs. William Smith, in
J Carolina.
Last night lilo Knights of Knight'-
Nurlh
iliul‘ offered in: an entertainment in
the Congregational Church lbé' colo-
lu-atml cusp of Commonwealth ofNe-
vudu vu. Robinson. ‘ ‘
The last. meeting of the .Wentpbrt
grunge way very llitcreuilog.J ~W‘...F.
lKlrk was selected as usintantgiewhrd
inpluco ofD. B. Bradley. who reui'gn-
mi. A paper wuoroad‘by Mrs. '12 C.
i
v
began iaklngj‘foloy'a Kidney Curry: J .
JJ then the recoil. was surprising. A few mourns. .Thore was a reading by Mrs.
donor; started the brick dust like fine
stones and now i have no pain across;
my kldncysund i feel like u. now mun,
it has done me $1000 worth of good.
Plustcd‘u Drug Store and The Clifford
.. .lluy.
1.Willium J. Wood and a vocal solo
1rendered by Mrs. Stanley R. Filiow.
‘who died in Boutmifxvero laid to‘ rest
in Willowbrook Conwtory lust Satur-
iguiuck Moihodiui Church oiilriutod.
lliiu-ouuoll lravos ihror filBii‘i‘H to mourn
ilmr loss. Mrs. lithium (lurpcutor 0f
’ilrhigoport‘.‘ Mrs. John Cump, of Bridgo-
“’Epori'. uud Mrs. lionrldttu smart of
’ Suugiliuck.
" Part li—“Tlio ’Joké'Ciub’Z'Mlss JH.
giliubcl Wood; “Founder’s . .Hymn,"
‘ochool chorus: (a) “The School Com-
unittocman" (b) “Mollie is Graduating"
g",fG. Griswold.
“wum iho Chimney n
(bi:
her homo hero‘utior a. viuit with
Norwalk. The house v’aculed by Mia.
. pmcrlpiiou‘ Mimi
Cut this out Ind ill in alum: cute
place; for, it. ill .l‘illhuhlo and wonth
more than anytiililuolso in tho.,.world
it, you ’fllwm,eiillifl‘ an attack of
rheumatism or'bkdgutroubic or any
demngomont of did i boys whatever.
The prosorlpilow ,impld and can
bulimic “MD! on ,at,.honle. The,
inm’dloutd out he; J every good
fill
honorary» ll tool: in
dynamo is
bottle. . H.“ w
Here it in: ‘ Fluid extract dandelion.
am well in o.
one ouncg‘a: compound 'syrup iii-surna-
vpurilla. titres ounces.
Willie I mupconful after each meal
and at. bedtime. A few donor is sold
to relieve almost any care ofblodder
trouble, frequent urination, pain and
scalding, wenknesa and bookmhe. pain
above tho kidnorl, etc. It in now
claimed to be the‘ method of our:
in; chronic rheumatism. because of
' its direct null politivo action upon the
climinotl‘ve tlnoues of the kidneys. it
cleansed those sponge-like organs and
gives thcmiii'c and power totalitoml
uric acid from ibelblnod “having the
worst forum; of ereuincticmcnnd kid-
ney andhtadder troubles. The: on.
tract dondollon actoupon the ntomnc J
and liver and in used Lino, extenulvel
for relievinrcouptiplliion and indiscri-
lion. Compound mrroparilla cleans
and enriched the blood. J
As you or anyone of yourfamliy. eo-
peciauly the old folks, may beJottaekod
at any tlme'it would be wise to out:
this out and save it.
thorny that this prelim-lotion
to one at any time_
Mix it yourself.
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Miss Bernice Lord; “Myself": Alter...
George D. Egbert: "America" chemo;
by all present. - _ .1
The following interesting progruuf’in
arranged for Sunday nights at the ow
ion services here: Rob, 8; Rev. H. C.
Wood ruff. ' Home European sunddys:
Feb. 10, Rev. ll. Hp'l‘weedy, Kipling.
The Religion of a lion of the World:
Feb. 17, Rev. .F. 8'. Child, Memphis.
the Buried CapitaLOf tho Pharoahbi
Feb. 24, Rev. EJ‘NI‘xPaékard, Tenuys
fls‘ cafe;
The remains of Mrs. Dora Havilund
Rev. Mr. Dykrman of tho Sauw
We‘wmmo undmtanduataséi
us! weekhassbrokéiisl‘ze
, Will ,.c”<5m‘mand.1joijfi attention.“
This price hills on Stilt or
”This price made on allS
son's idylis of the may. ’
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Fonndcro' Day. will. beJJobserved at
the Staples. High Wool ll'iidor the.
supervision of Superintendent of
Schools A. C. Wilson. Tife following
lprogram will be rendered; Port, 1-
Plnno solo, "Second Regiment.“ march,
D.-~W. Reeves. Frank Bradley: Kei-
ler'a "American Hymn,” school cho-
rus; invocation; _“Tiio High School
Course!) A. C. .Wilwii; "The Advertis-
ing Campaigns! Misa‘H. Mabel Woodr
violin solo. Joseph Foguu.
CONMAUOH DAMPROTEBT.
Pl'i‘TSilliiiG. Pa... July 29.—~Strenu-
nus protouta against the emotion of u
gigantic water dam are. being made
nv‘ tho rcqiilems of JJJOiIliBtOWH.‘ Mon»
luiln nind other towpu fouled. in the
Cohomuugh Voiley.J;ho scene of the
grout JJoiillatown‘flthxl. The Cnmbria
Stool Conlpnuy‘-'prdiklscs 'to erect an
(lain one hundred fect‘high. which will
submerge 1.4001;ch of ground. The
"COME! are up in arms and say it the
l
l t
cup-half concur compound Karsou. ‘
strain the poisonous hacienda-er and y
A well-known, local drugsistz is our 1*
Rheumtiim it» long been uni-dud
II» Ir tronblo which. whllo it. might in
rpoiulul. in: not. account-31y amnion.-
‘ Vary fur ”mm. it outlining“. "or
died from Rheumatism. i’lok'npnpn-
"per today. and you will, up tlintiho
lovingly of suddon death: or: duo 9?
some lormmf‘ Malcolm! Rheumatism
JRheumnti-m of tho hooruncurflglo
oldie hurt. puciynlo ”and plumb»
Rhllllmillo will an “moor-tho moat
don emaiomsof , W“ ‘J“
“viricrmwrw 1'3
.8 ' n in J ‘ L ‘ ‘ '
.30.: i... hath .3?" m
J,onm or Rheumatism, Ind that in
Smith‘s Specific Urio-O. J No other
Rheumatic romody con possibly do on
much for the dines-o. Uric~0 is a posi-
Jtivooum for Lumbngo. Muscular Ind
Nicol" Illumination. It will cure
Solution cud Rheumatic Kidney trouble
lathe most planing manner. Urio-O
mum per bottle. and on be sop-
plled by your Druglst. Bumble: and
circular; will be corfuliy founded
b thuSHitTH DRUG COMPANY.
B ,AGUSE. It}. ‘ J
iirioo in gold, in SouthJNorwitlk by
saw. w. Kelley. Jr. ‘ ‘
,,
Fail Riv-r Line<CIpininm Pliotolnd
Mlle: Get .10 Month More.
v. rum. mvua, Mam, mild—rol-
lowing the recent general advance in
wages to the railroad employee the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Company has} advanced the
of Captains, pilots ,and mates ,of its
New York. The increase to the pi-
iots and motes uveragd aboutwtlo a
month. That to the captains affects
only those who are now receiving less
J “1200. a month ond'the exact om-
ouut has ‘not been announced. All the
\
captulns‘who receive less than $200
tmohth’aro in command of freight
boom . ' .
- Under the old rates the pilots of the
passenger steamers; received 3125 a;
month for the first pilot, and 8110 for
the second. On the rreight Dimmers
the first Eliot was paid $90 and the
second 87 . First match on the pan-
senger boats received 390. the second
male 360. and the third mate $50. and
Jacob of theao now receive an advance
of $10 a month. Tire first and thir
motes on the freight steamers wb
received $80 and 340 respectively are
advanced 35 a maximum! the second
mate: who were paid 350 are advano
ed to 860 a. month.
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STEAMER BUNK IV lCE CAKE.
PORTSMOUTH, N. 11., Jan. 29.—By
a collision’ivlth a flouting cake of ice
the lighter York today lies at the bob
tom of the Piscutaquo. River, marking
along mishap to anmlreudy long list
.uttendlng the romovoi'of Henderson‘s
Point in Portsmouthlilorbor. Tho York
was engaged in the removal of slow
authoritarian to the. navy ynrd. Hender-
son‘s Point was removed by the 80‘
. vornm‘ent in order tour) away with a
strong current thatcausod great in-
convenience to shipping.
CHICAGO AGAINsT THEATRE
SCALPEflfi.
CHICAGO. Jun. 29.-—-JTho City Coun~
cii last night paused an ordinance pro-
hibiting the ucalpiug of theatre tickets
The measure requires that all tickets
must. be sold at the box office and that
any attempt miner-ease the price of
‘dum should break tho water would
of tho good Miss ii. Mubcl Wood; coon-alto solo. sweep everything in its path, for unflnc of from
'distonw of fifteen liilleii.
"slot us.
Jrii, ho. . 1.!
l
.1.‘
in.» '
ll
,v'.
com t
its: and when...
stole-l
”filmy ”"10 ‘ rcoa "
.. Ousted ._
the. tickets shall be punishable by a.
in ui one '
€531 River Line steamers, roping to, ,
largo boulders that interfered with or
. ”ill
inthemomwhicli way.
J milled by tho playing of“
JJ print, a ‘ d, moregof that 1
book as a ,efleotlm when: r --
and her gentleuaociatoa played a
Haydn quarto loot night than at any.
other time When it has concerto in
highest andpureot (arm of mimic. TM
Olive Mood Quartet need link no oan- ,
alliteration on coconut 0! the sex of its 3
memberoqdi'he New York'llolly. Tri-
bune. These artists will appear in
Norwalk tomorrow night. lit ionic.
Wood's Hull. when Mrs. Lilliun Sher-
wood-Newkirk gives her -socoud unb-
sorlbtioucOncort of the cannon. The .
iloketgit “9131.00, and all! ho had at
Plaipted'u and Gioudoniug’ll. .
' Jili- J, THE mums- J ' .
The Bulls was the opening bill of .
the Coegrovo stock Company at Hoyt!
Theatre, audit was weli'presoutod by.
the-following cast: .
Matthias, the Burgomuter.~
J> natal
. ‘ come»
i
mum»:
Mosmerist ........ .. Edward Forbes
The Polish Jow . l .. Geo. Kinburn
Annette, Mathinai daughter
‘ ’ ‘ Gracie King
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Lozei. a Servant ..... An '19 Everdon
The work of Rollo Lloyd as Mathias
was exceptionally strong and display
much dramatic ability. The special-
ties introducedbetween acts were ax~_
celient. Toulghi'. the company will
present, A Soldier’s Sweetheart: to-
morrow afternoon, Doro. Theme, and
tomorrow night, Thelma.
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GRE'ENWICH YOUNG WOMEN
STEAL CASH AND BKiP. ' .
Port Chester Young Men Underjur.
veil-um, ‘
PORT CHESTER. Jan. 29.——Satur-
day evening word was received at the
police station from "Sheriff Bitch, of
Greenwich. asking that the local p
lice look out for two young wome
from Greenwich, who ghad broken
open a. trunk and token 880 in cash
therefrom.
Their names were given as Louise
Sampson and Mary McDonough, two
young women who are known to have
kept: company with two young men
in Port Chester. The sheriff asked
that the two young men he looked
up d if possible get the women's
who abouts.
The local police found one of the
young men but he denied knowing
them at all. and as far as the case-
in Port Chester is concerned, no trace
could be found of them.
There. are apparently well known
here, but. it is believed they found
Greenwich. with its bluo laws and
curfew bells too slow and us many
young women have done before, they
sought the excitement of tho “great
white way" in New York, where they
are now being nought by‘ speciaitde-
bectievs. .
probability they {will ho lo-
pl
I nail
outed are the wool: closes. and re-
turned to Greenwich to andwer for
their alleged misdoings. * . ‘ ,
Many who knew them in Port
Chester are now anxious to deny any
acquaintance~it was ever thus. . ~
WILL GIVE “SAMMIE" iN CHICAGO
CHiCAGO, Jan. 29.—-’i‘ho possible
discontinuance of the production of
"Salome" at. the Metropolitan House
in New York, will not affect the enga.
gement of Herr Coreid‘s opera come
pally ln‘Chicago, Aprils. according to
Milward Adams,- mauager'of the Audi-
torium Theatre, who sees no reason
for striking out. what the pew Yorkers
S
$25 to $200 for each of-
fense. .
n
J butwe mauiJliaveiYOURi'sl‘Zei ' A _
.iweiaveJ’marked EVERY MEN’S SUIT and
'i‘
. a ,
J n 1
at wore values
..6.
1
min
L
n
. hit; was marked
J. J'l‘lie, best garments in "our stOCk.
not in. no... two‘ lots.
have characterized as objéctional.
.mz. $15.50. $155..“ $16.50 WW ,1,
‘l‘u
«2qu motor . J _ .
lied and initial! by on: com
. puny they are
tected from ALL eriorl
your. Guarantee
'titl
. . Chiminibou
int you own the
‘For lode: and full portion.
‘ lard aor‘your HEAL ESTATEJ 'J
’ BROKER or ATTORNEY. or?
J Write home once.
it! loin Gilli
“till i
an no my
absolutely . pro: JJ
and!
l'lil you an ion; ‘
property.
l ”mi.noohollo, M Vork.‘ 5
NOT CAPTAIN ABMOU '
" x ’ WfJx‘J‘
Mill Grubs. Niece oi‘
. .................... Rollo Lloyd. -
Father Waiter, a Goendp,‘ ‘ J‘J 81y: Body Found at Orie
’ .1 ......... . ..... Fred Woodrow Thatoi Lighthom K‘s J
W a which; “up... comm comp: ’
Christian. a Gendarme .1 Chou. handle a"! nfifii‘dgkmgcfi M 1i
Dr. Ziuimer . ....... Wilson amnion ‘ . ' ‘ . w ’am‘ouv J . ‘
The Notary .. ....... George Gumnch It”: :rgogr 1:23.112, 13:. mm“ “1
President of Court . . George Thomas a: body found on the shore at 0th!!!
Blork of Court ...... Fred Pendietou recently. was not, that of Capt Ami”?!
She forwarded a description nixflafi ..
Armour together with the clothing .1
ware when he was last been. Mil it
it convinced her.
ply Bent bac
1‘ unsuc‘pJ-ug-R..J..IJ..9. re J
Catherine, Maxim“ wif - d -’ N the body wan notihat of tho lighltJJmn
"""""" A int 0 ye or. Captain Armour it may be ‘
bored. was lost in a J
weeks ago while trying to ill!
Woodmont light in a small bod J
boat was found the following...
tom side up on tho shutout» 5* .
Island. . .. J . - J
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WISE COUNSEL FROM THE C _
"i want to give some valuabla. J J
to those who suifer with ligand
and kidney trouble)! says J. .R
onship. of Back. Tenn.
ed to an absolute canal
trio Bitters will positivol
distressing condition.
tie gave me great rel
log a few more bottles,
etely cured:
becomes a. pleasure
great remed
too at l“. H.
and E. 1’.
stores.
y."
Price 500.
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ELECTRIC ramps nuuul'ho.
York, Central yesterday began to‘gepea
rate thirty trains on us Harlem divic
step with multipib unit controlled nice:
tric cars between the Lexingtohgvoa
nue temporary station at its“ Grand:
Central station and Wakefield. Tim;
is a stop in the direction of relieving _
the situation at the Grand Central Sin; »J
lion. and it is expected to improve Jib
service. '
_,____.__......_
cum-:0 0F LUNG TRO
ow eleven yenre‘ since” itJ J ..
a. narrow escape from consumptimé, ’
“It is it
writes C. 0. Floyd a icodiug‘bu'sinom _
and by night. Finally I began taki
Dr. Kings J _
tinned this for about six monthaywhe, JJ ,
my cough and lung trouble were ens. .
tirely gone and i was restored
normal weight of 170 pounds.
sands of persons are headed- 'ovcry', .
d at F. H; ‘< Boxi.or’u.-_
and E. P. Wood's Nor. .
New
outh Norwal k.
walk drug stores.
‘Jhottie free.
DEMOCRAT
' OLD LYME, Conn. Jon. 29,—Hcrborii .
M. Cnuikins. democrat, was .
fudge-of probate
on held here yesi
euncy concert by the depth. otJi‘iJ
Joshua A. Brockwuy. His rcpubllca
opponent was Nichol
linii"’o‘f "lllil’ftlilhnlities of goods that has 001169.110. Our 319$ lid
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