4 system as It HIICGOSS.
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notion. latter” and Proprietor.
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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow. ‘
Sun rim 7: to; acts 4:24 4
High tide 7:00 a. nu; 7. 37 p to.
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MAOONIG DIRECTORY.
Old Well L“ ,No. 10!. F. and A. M.
Mom in uonio Building, South
Main street. 1st and 8d Tueldayu of
each month—July and August 9:1
copied—eat 8 o’clock. All Master
Mucus cordially invited. Charles
genius, W 1M. Robert M. Wilcox,
lutlor ctiaptor, No. 38 R A M. “ 1
Meet: in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-July and August ex-
canted-at ll o'clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(slayer, II P Robert M. Wilcox
cc.
Ophlr Chap No. 52 Order Eastern Star
Meets in Masonic liuildiug South
Main street 2d and 4th Wednesdays
of each month——.lttly and August cx-
copied—at 7: 45 o'clock. All mcmvi
bers of 0.19. S cordially invited.
Miss Edna Mills, W M. MIus idai
sherer, Sec 1 l
”SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
During the past few months a great, 3
wave of prohibition scntimout swept
over the’South. For many years many
states in the West have steadfastly
held to no license and affirmed that
in New England ;
the sentiment has been very much:
divided. In the State of Connectltut
in particular the licenae system has
generally prevailed.
Recent elections seem to indicate
that the sentiment in influencing New
Mitts
t-j‘
Milli I SUIBESS.
L. T. OOOPEII TELLS CHICAGO REPORTER WilY HE i
AOCOIIPLISHES SO MUCH.
———-
No man in recent years has been stomach iroubic. l was always huu
more successful in rcstorlng human gry. but did not dare to cut much as
health than L. T. Cooper. During his i had scien- pains in my stomach andt
stay in Chicago. and while he was also through my body. i could notl
meeting thousands of people daily he [ sleep at night and was \(t'y reatlesa.
gave the following rcuaon for the It» i was also very neurons and would
Innrkable demand for his niulicine to buvc sit-cm headaches. l was consti-
it reporter. . v pnch and always felt bloated allt'i'
Mr. Cooper said: ’“My New Discov— cating. '
cry in successful because it ('nf'it'clrii ‘l had tricd Inuny remedies, but
the stomach. My thcory Is that. fcwttoultl scum.- no relief. until one day l
tan be sick if the, digestive apparatus noticed in the newupnpcra what onI1
la working properly. it nutiually fol tlorful rcuultn (‘oopcr's IIIt-diclncs chc
lowa that few can be well with a poor accomplishing in Chicago l decided
digestion. Ito tr4v tlIcm, hnd shortly ““0! com-
"i know front cxpcilencc that most ‘mvncing the treatment l began to foil
of the tired, half sick people that areibctter. I diti not havc those some
so common nowadays half hilIi-Hlfk pains in my stomach. and l tould ‘llt’t p
stomachs. l’ut tho stomach in shape, at night; my uppctitc inIprovcd and
and nature does the mat ’lho result ii (.In now eat well i uni fctllug like
'is gtncrttl good th.Ilth My incditino u new woman.
does this. That is why fifty thousand; “l am very thankful to Mr t'ooptt
people born in ('hlcugo are using it I for what his rilllt’tlit‘n havo donc‘foi'
who ucver heard of me until a month t Inc The} hch Icatotod Inc to good
ago." IifilIIh, and I Would ‘adviac any UIIf'
Among the fifty thousand IIIcntioIch . who suffers an I did to My tlieIII "
by Mr (loopcr who used his IIchltiIIi- 4' We sell the (‘onpci IIIctllcliIt-a They
in Chltaito is Mrs. llildu l’tlucccr, liv- l4.IIt~ costly the most ttlclutttcd pIcpu
tug at 1203 Ainslie iiW‘lillP. l‘lIIs li I.ItlonI-I overl introduced in this c10un
the statement she makcs ("illlti'lllllli: tIy growing in popularitv tlttily.~Thit
liar experiento with the metlit inc: lf‘ lifford Phatnmcy. South Noiwulii:
"I have been sick tot slit yeaiu with 1‘ 'l'htt litidgc l’haimtity. lust Norwalit.
l
Saturday’ 8 Grocery Specmls
at Norwalk’s Largest and Most Up-to-datc Grocery Stores
t
‘ POTATOES—Fancy Maine 'Stoclt, Pk. ............. ‘ ..... 24c
COCOA—~Bakcr'n or Beckimnn' I But, Can ..................... 20c
GOLD OOBT—Fairbanh'o, 4 lb. Package ........................ 18c
YOU CANNOT GET STAMP OFFERS LIKE THESE ELSEWHERE.
England. At the election in Boston till Slilflillii with l ”l. \ci'v Inn 1 :Iu Stumps with l lb Mil-K141 ‘
Tuesday the license V010 Wag consid- ‘ 'lt' .................... 50¢: ((lITl'P . , ................... 32c '
erubly cut down. 'l‘ho“l‘efm‘m candl- .10‘)s';‘9::?p5 with l ”I. I“.tllt'4\ Now “Slogan: with 1 lb. .lttvn utiisloc -
44 4 .. _ . c (M u '.occ.....-. um:
2:22?24:41:43:”gdgfiorggflgg‘Enmfggrfit20?:354S'tllllhs with; m lb Vin lino "ti StaIIIps wlth 1 lb Java and :
' -u ....................... 25c .lluiucnibo t‘offeo .......... 25¢ a
/()If| (if hit, ‘nuyot a party. At, the 20 Stumps with 1/. lb. Fun: 4» No if: Stamps with l “I. No. l Sun 3
save time. Willc. lur voted no license .. J Tim ... .......... 206 ton Coffee ................ 20c ._
. 4, .
10" the flrnt timo sixteend ”a” .: Butter—«Delitious Elgin (In-ant t Eggk—Glialtilllct'il Fri-sh, doz- '-
Lynn. a large manufatturlng "Y. has “ 4 my. lb... ................. 32ci , cII .................. ' ..... 22st: :
also gone no license, fpr the first '-' :-
time in twelve years. .: ill—STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING—lo :
There is no‘tlmibt but what there is l 3 23:34 "If? 45m“;44(41";“"‘]4“‘"" 3554c 3 is" 3:“: 3:" MT"? """ 33° .'
44 44 4 4 4, 4; -_ n oce llill'l ...... c 2 )l‘. a I m ‘ucs4..... c .'
grettt. "“t'l‘hsn‘M4'tnd' dissatisfaction : 2 Chris i'IaIly .lum l't us ..... 25c l llot. Monarch Wor. Sauct: .. 15¢ :
in the Slflit! nl' (Minut'llt'lil. UVlf‘ -' 1/ lb. l'inc lllatk l’vpiIt-I4 10c l lint, Gold flock l’ickli-s loc- -
ram-m Hatinm to be tho iIrtlcr of the ': v: lb. l’nl'c Mllhililtl ..... 4. .. 10c 't‘ans (loll! Liibci Sardines .. 25c ‘fi'
day. A prominent. citizen of south ' . .
Norwaik was board to say the other ' . THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.’ '
day that he bellow-d that if a votc,1l
were taken this your in the 4‘iwn HIV-i ew 0r rocery ompany, ’:4'
' alt 't!l,": ”'2 1 "
41:42:: i'44444“’4'4‘4‘74f“'44”r“4'4‘4'3 “Magi?“ W; .: SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone. NORWALK. I.
4 ld'b ‘u'lhiq’lqo Ha ' lm’llllllllllllllzllllIIIIIlI-l- IWIIlll,lIl-llllll4.4'llllll
won e as m s as. e was not sure _____4 ‘ 4_444_444 444___ 4__444_d4 _444_4_4_ m4 44
but what the town might go no ll-
.0
3‘“ 0: Tablets, Planted} thus more.
. and cit-mayors of the state.
‘ by Mrs. William A. Curtis. who spoke
' particularly
cent-Io. 4
We are not. sure that this would im-
prove the situation. We any concern-
ed merely to call attention to the fatt
that the spillt of reform seems to be
in the air 4
To be sure the liourd of Aldermen of
New York (‘ity are likcly to pass a
measure modifying the 304503110” lllue
Laws. which were cnforccd lust Sun-
day When we tome to mid this mens-
Iirc, however. it by no moans puipostn
a wide open Sunday. but is (lllIlt' stIiII1
gent in its provisions
There is a general win-.1 that Iiw
hand of restraint, must, be placed lllltiu '
such evils as are incident to tilt: Hillt‘
of liquor, gambling and ‘thc, lice-ping til
the Sabbath.
Al. the meeting of the ('oniioclicut
Mayors' Association this week the at-
titudetif the Norwalh Ministers' As-
sociation was referred to and highly
Commended by several of the mayors
it seems to be a good time for those
who believeln law and order to get
together.
-Frcsh Shoulders, -lit-.. lluttcry'a.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
Work of Celebrated Scientists and
Philosophers Discussed.
Mrs. G. W. Slit-lion opt-nod ht'l' house
yesterday afternoon to an earnest
group of club I‘ncIIIbcrs bcnt upon conv
sidcring in outline the labors of our
nation's most celebrated scientists and
philosophers.
Interest in the aubjccla, lively to
begin with, increased at the hours
wet-it, by, so that. the. allotted time was
extended to give opportunity for fur-
ther discussion.
Mrs. Jennings. chairman of the tttIli’iv
mitten for theday. opened thc con vcl'r
nation felicltously. she was followed
of the life of llcnjamin
Franklin. "Americas most distinguish
cd citizen." giving many interesting
delimit of a few of his famous achic w-1
meals. 4
Mrs. White, with infectious chihua-
iasm, narrated much connected with
Audubon and Agassiz. whllc to44Mrs.
Jennings fell the double task of mile
in; about John l-‘lxltc and Nathanlcl
Hhalcr. in bed side way shc cow
concise information regarding the
work of the two. 4
The president. Mrs. Hv-intmir. llmllt'
the appointment of m-wrui ri-pmwn-
lulivea to confer by lottcr with various
committees of .tht- l'o-dcratlou. thus
mining direct kiiowlcdgc of thclr pm
arena. l‘ttporiu to be nmdc «In a uitcu
"(Minion to the Wtitilitii'u l‘lull
Nature always warns you if your
bowels are, clout-d or lnflanII~It-..hot-il
toil. Tube Iiollisier's Rocky Mourr
thin Tea, it I‘FIII'I/(lll all connection and
restores natural digestion. rit- coma,
it,
I‘m” mm“ “W“: I.“ “it ”Wui'ultiuu." 4 4 4 .
Xmas Announcement.
HAVE LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. PRICES LOW.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SlfiL-l.
VER, AND PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicure Sets and Novelties. Ladies' and
Gents’ Gold and Silver Mounted Handle Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Gilt Clocks,
Etc. . .
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS.
H. 5. R000, Jeweler.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
WMWWWWWWWJO
Handsomelgllressedihll
Saturday, Dec. l4th
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
lean. Coffees. Spices, Extracts. Cocoa
Chocolate etc. etc.
In addition to usual checks.
Sugar---ZO lbs. $l OO
l26 Washington St.
South Mali.
Phone 655-2.
I
«mu...» m.-....-_....- u.- m. .. «.01
arracszn av neck ‘or cnows. nilatrktzd him. In» hurled to run, but.
. ‘ 44 4: 4 4 _ It'll-I ltnmketl down and perked almut'
(‘H ‘4‘“' I M" I ' “,dmmuh "’ the face and eyes unil beaten almost
the 4u1i1trd-llci'alvt from l-rccport Ill. lIIm-nslble by the birds wings
My" i With the greatest didlcully he ( rawl
'luul View a liuutci was ailm kcd ml to a nmrby barn with the birds
by an enormous flock of News near fighting him till the way. and it wait
lIiII-v41mtcrday and burriy cacupcd not unfltl he. won inside that they (in
with his life Minn llrad intn thc untied. Niles is in a critical condl
‘ morning at ht‘f'hfillll'. in Wilton.
V MacDonald
fcsti‘n lap ”at the six-day nice at Mutt»
.lson thiiitti- (itirtictl. curly lotltlt‘.
,tx'fl M'W [HIV
1
Hoary George Harm .
ilcnry Georgi,» Harm, Mho was
’lound dead in bed at the Elms liouth
“iltoli, yesterday morning. wlicrc he
had litcd foI about tlIrcc ycurs was
foIIIIerly A lawyer in Philadelphia. ilc
(attic in Wilton about three y'cais ago
for tip c benefit of his health MI' ltIIi-
Ila had bccn trcutcd for lIcaIt tliI-xcam'
for sonic tlnIc. 4llo is itilli‘lIVI'tl by a
Ill‘tllill‘i' imd sister who rcsidi- in Mill-
ntlclphia. Ills brother tunic to Nor-
wulk today and made strangcmcnts
Willi liayluoutl (It Son to hate the body
taltcn home to Philadelphia wheIc
funeral scrilccs will he held. Mr. Hill-
rls was a well cducuti-tl man and huti
mndc funny fileutls during hill l‘t'l‘ll-
deuce in this \Itillll) The deceased
was iil’ty foul yttIIa and tcn months
of zinc and lifllltill'f‘lf’fl. Mr. Harris
cubic to {\onulk almost daily and till
hurt» arc aiIIlescd and shocked at his
sudtlcll demise.
Webster A, Brown.
The death of Webster A, llrown,
aged eighty six y4cais and night Inontlis.
octutrcd this IIItIIniIIi.’ after it plottntt-
i-d lllncss resultant from old age and .
gent-rill'brcaklng up. lie bud bccu liv-
ing for some time at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Francis Seymour, of
ill liowun street. lie is sprvivud by
live children, Mrs. Frank ScanouI 4
Mia. 'l‘homas Syrian, also of Dust
NUI'WI’MIII Mill. Dwight Graham of fins
ton Mrs Plank Joni-s, of Stamford,
and Samuel Brown, of Boston. The
funeral will he held on Monday at
..:.'ltl from the housc. lti liouuu sin-cl,
East Norwulk
Charles Steiner. y,
The Ilcutb of tlharlcs Htuitit-I' oc»
curred last night at his home ill Moli-
t'oe street. Mr. Steiner was born in
Vienna and was 73 scars of our. lie
was connected wit the S‘outh Nor-
wulk Congregational Church and is
survived by it wife. The funeral will
be bcld on Monday afternoon at l
o'clock. “t'V. Charles S. MIict'arltiutl
will oilit'late “
Mrs. Harriet A, Gregory.
Mia. “iti‘lil'f. A. tlIcgory. widow of
thc latc Luther fircgoiy tlltd this
The
tIt"(‘l‘itl1lt'tl 'wai-i in her 71tlil ,l‘i'ili'. llcnlh
was duo to pneumonia. Funcrul ar-
I'tIiIchIIi-nta have not yet lItwn itiI~
nouurctl.
TEAM LEAVES 44TH4E TRACK.
Badly injured During
Sprint in Six-Day Bike Race.
NEW YORK, ilcc. iii.~-~I‘I'btiil Mat--
linnalil. whllc sprinting to gain uu‘
Will‘i
inlurcd that hi- and his
team Iuatc l..Iw:,snu “tit" rctlrcd llom
thc contest Mat llon.IId' a wheel awcit-
cd tinrlng4tiio sprint slid stiuck thc
low ritllinit. throwing tbc I'ldter'and
rendering his iinconscimis, with a dot-p
trash in his head. He Was rciumcti to
it hospital. Will'l'f' hit. condition is to“
poi'tcd Its acrious. Acting “ll lilt' truck
physician's itdvlcc; Manager l’thm-s
tlicu orticrcti lIotlI \iilt'lltIliilIfI nIId
Lawson out of the NW". ’l'hc Il‘iilli‘
was lht'm' laps Ilt’IlllltI ilIc Il‘illlt’l't-l.
' With this ‘i-xct-pllitu tIlO |ltlhIlitlliH of
thl’ tI-ums rctnttipt-tl tItII'liilllgt'tI. will]
l-‘tIglcr-Mm‘nu and ltuiirliul in tho-
lciid. with l..\‘it.‘« ml’m4 \ lups. at 140
o'clock. 'i'lIc l'iIt'tll'tI for liIc ltlfitli
hour is 2.02:1: .Inili-s. 2 laps. hold by
Miller and Wullt-I,
'l'lIiI iiI.» l'ill'IIl with .liIt-ii [Frost siiakcs.
Not a man will lutvv lhc ill'Ilt'rit
If tttry night a dim» lIc iiiist a
(It llnlisici' a Hot lty Mountain 'lcii.
l’l. Iistt d' s Drill: Htotc.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI ii S'i‘illi‘lil'l‘. iti.llt u. ni.—«Tlie
stoik nIaiitct optntd dull .iIId platit-
culiy unthungcti irtIIII )t'fllt‘ifltlii) HCIOH‘ »
in}:
WALL s’i‘lti) E’L‘ ii .I, m.~An
nimtpt fall of two points in New
York (‘cnlrnl started a neutral ticclinc
in which the boar party was very ac-
tivc. After spiritcd selling for about
half on hour. which resulted in many
sharp itmacs. tbc IIIaI'lict. bccumc Vcry
idull, not alt-udylng for the wvatcrn
stocks, Atlantic ("oust Linc full ill/1'2.
('nnndiun Pacific 215., (treat Northern
PM. and Northrrn l’ucitic lit.» and act'-
cral otbvr stocks from i to 1%.
WALL S'l‘liitiitt'l‘, Noon.- -'l‘hc mur-
ltci lmrdi-nett stcudlly until it had
Illfllit' up :ill of its curly dcciinc. A
sharp drive was tbcn made against
American Sugar and wilt-n it. broke to
MILL-tho lowcst point of thoycur. the
general market ulm fell back slightly
hilt soon I‘f'f'OVt'l't'tI. Chicago Great
Western pfd. A.. dropped 8 points on
sclling inspired by the postponement
of dividend payment on its dcbenturc
strlt'k. llrookly’n l'nlon this also yield
ed till. Westinghouse Electric 1% anti
(‘olorado and Southern and the 1st
pfd. and Consolidated Gas 1. llouda
were Irregular.
WALL STREET. l p. III,~-—'l‘hcrc4wus
n rttdical reduction In the volume of
business after 1;! o'clock, but tho tone
nrcw steadily better owing to the tie—
nmnd for Reading and the support of
the metal stocks. New York (Ventral
and American Sugar continued heavy
and ruled under the low point. lit-ad—
ing and U. S. Rubber advanced i, Whi-
cousin Central l 1-2, American Cur
pfd 1 'H ilnlon ling pfd 'l. The loss
on were established of four points in
\Vi-atinghouac Elmirlc first pfd.. and '2
in Northwcutcrn anti Norfolk of: West-
crn pfd.
MRS. SAMUEL GOMPERS HERE.
Wife of Famouu Labor Leader in Town
Wltly Her Daughter.
Mrs. Samuel flompnrl. wife of lhc
hcud of the American Federation of
Label. and her daughter Miss Sudic
.Iullu fiotnpcrs, uic rcgiatcred III. the
llotcl f‘lifford. ‘llbm tiompcru. who is
an accomplished v.oculltu and recently
lllmif’ ht-r debut in vuudcvlllc, is it
member of the vaudeville company
that lwuinu tonight It. two duyu' env
Ifflifl'llit'fli ill litiy't'u 'l‘hcalrc. Mrs.
WWGWIIWW travels. with hcr daugbler.
MR9. LONGWORTH' GUlET.
it'tiiillllx'fl'l‘flhi. I). f'... llcc Ll -1
lit-porn from the Whilc House thin
morning indicated that Mrs. NIl'Iitliltit
imiqwmth. who was operated on for
uppendlcltln ycutcrduy. was resting
quietly and that hcr condition was un1
changed.
“9-“
cifiiil IIN )‘t’iiiler Capo. clinics.L
Al
4;
”.SATURDAY’S BIG "SALE. " ii ‘
Tremendous Reductions all along the Line
Notably so on
WOMEN’S SUITS, WOMEN’S
COATS ANI FURS 4
.3.‘._-.; E.”
‘0 ' , I \ l.‘
‘ 4_i
live thousand dollars worth at about half value 4.;
i
aekers for Thoroughly Practical Gifts will fi.d d;
l1
:I.‘
f’
them in these Suittf Coats and Furs .
i
here Tomorrow it
_......... ,. _-- M-.. --, 4".
4 'l'lIc Illfll-tl innocently; Hull tIi’l’i-I' WOMEN'S WAlSTS. 4 4 , The most acceptable of help ‘ay 4‘
in: wt [Item-Inuit. lull drm'n i'inc lininty Wbiiv 3 gifts. 2'
Sit J litintistinn- 'I'ullttt‘ Miitlc WNW-"t. i'l‘ifilt. l’Il'Hn. Il’t‘Hh goods, i ;
Suits. inth bt-cn prit'cd up to J“M “'“lll tilt lititlitth‘ unitb Slim. I BANDKERCH'EFS' 3
3:54.00, 4 4 \‘Wll'n'llflrgl‘llilllll (in; llll‘a- ' 4! .\'II :Iuiaui’lIIiI-tit Ilt'le’lIi common» 44
4 23::04W. Off—lfc OI LOII $10-90. morrow, 8c. 3 Hill ill citt prices for Illilllll‘ltl . t
M "Ma...“ .dc.~__. A..." i '.
FUR LINED COAT; UMBRELLAS, i 4 FREE. with a dollar's llllif'iliiM‘ f
”alumni“, Broadcloth ”414,444 441.44 Extraordinady and useful gift 47/ m mott- ”I b. llItIlil'it hict i. gt Ililllti 1i
tircit ”ill-ll with t'III-.‘iIiI:lt roll col- ' lu‘ggfitlons4 4 4 4 l 'ritilltt- liuiidut llantlkc Ir hint illm, ‘
l.II of tiycd HIIIIIHNI iI tont that ' 4’ "4”” !""4 “-m" tilll’l'lltl.‘ .1
4mm .,.. m... ,4, .,, M, W,” 144-41441”. 5m Hummus rut on» _,....fl.-...._-4___....--._.-,-.-_~4~ , 41:
IiUlIHi at lI'Hn than Ilium " " It
Here Tomorrow $1650 4 514004 4 4 Attractive g-lts from woman to 4,
444_____44 444 _44444 4444"". .‘ll'l'l't I'Izmi t’utton fiioiiu Watt-r l woman. ‘1
woman's LONG BLACK cons. 4'4’;4‘4"4” 4f44‘4‘4“"".4‘4“4f4 l‘4‘4'4'4';4’~'“4“4 "Wm ; DAlNTY UNDERWEAR. 1..
. h ' , ‘l V I Hi‘ (I f 4 ' ‘y‘
Toltttulgtt \iél4l4ic5l7MFltl, D tuw‘cl, bit: Yifl’Ii-l‘y of bandlm in 4’ 'l'lic mind ('tllillll‘l‘Ill‘llréiVl‘ .vznl
m l‘l‘ w, oose com a mu all ,1". MW 4.41“”,M4 -. “Mimi ussorimvnt tIf dainty l'nitti 4t
styles. $7.98. .._..._...... -m.-_.;.. .___...._1..... - g Muslim 4.
-...,,..._._..--4 W“ PETTICOATS. ; l
'F-UBS- ilcitllIcI-lylmyni ilflll Ft'illill‘l' Silk I Gowns """""" $4100 “3'54'00 .1
chIIt-sduy'. our lIIiycr bought I'l'IIIUHiIIK, Ill IIIHI'I\. brown», mitt l Chemise. 1' “"il"“" I‘” “’“l” ’i
hunt :I promincut Now York fill" and ulcctr' limits Iil‘ Hliit ‘ illlll l. W“ --------------------- $42 93 ‘;
i'lcr about one Illlllill‘t‘ll and fifty Wi‘ili'fi Ill‘lll'l' 1543i ruin-if i f-
.wts at Ivan tbun titty ccntnnn tho Tomorrow. $2,450.44 WW’. FRAMED PICTURES if
.il-Illni, anti they will Ill‘ sold It» - .
IIIorrow nt priccs in thc some prtr Gil-"1's lN HO‘HERY l4 1 dill l ltllilt il Ilflllll' -.u for M it
portion. '1'th is a grand oppiir iii-I'IIIsiitII't' Ilycd lllut'k >I'Illlttll I “""“’“ "‘ "hm“ 1“” I”“" "
tunlty tiI fit‘ll't‘i .1 gift without luy1 llosu tltIiilIlc .‘lllIl‘. iloublu ruin-1' I \ I {1" i4"”"”“ "4“” “1”“!
in}: out too much Illil.lil‘4V. 'l‘lit'rc'fl Ililln ()iiI ItuulII Iltlc valor, 4 3'1!“ ”MW" '"imm'il W"
unthini.r licttI-r ililill’t'(lilii’li by 'lliIm bum.- in il box ‘ j 1“”
onIIcn In good tunic. Tomorrow. For Sex. 5100. g Tomorrow, $2 98.
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u 4 .
achmidt,
cnscbmidt won thc second and thirdlduy liiy'liliv county board,
falls of the conical.
wciizbcd llli bounds fllflll
cnsthmitlt he lill‘Pt'lI Hm kt II ilIIIIitlt i-I
thonlrieIs to thc lllill only allot .I stun
nous :ll minutes, w'hilv iluckcnsclIniidt l
rxtlti his falls in I5 and 'JI tumult-‘44 W“ l 'I'hit'ly—six Witimwt‘s Wurl-
hillfl'ii‘vl'l)’.
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TOYLAND
Don't fall to visit this beautiful place Our entire third floor is packed with the many
things that delight the little folks and at pticcs almost unbelievable.
fis‘Bos'ron STD
HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTLING CON- 4MARRIED PERSONS HAVE SUICID'
BADLV MIXED UP.
Abraham llrown, of Wintcrton. .\'
AL MANIA
lCl~
TEST.
GRAND RAPIDS. Milli Ilii- I"“ l ("HII Alli), Ilt't'. \iml'lttl i“l‘- l
t” m. l...I\vuI-iizlit wrulilng lllillfIi l units :IIt- nmtii ltllllt' llunli» it. ttIIIiIiIil y44 [14.4.1 a wry remarkable (axpct'ivllt'tu
herb mug night itiiwctll t'.iil l’tIII1,tifIsiIicitIi~ than sin in on! , ttt'tltifiillL; to l 4 4 .. ~ 1_
l m .~: Doctor: (I i’dl "IUU'i I't
Now (liltnns. and ('butl .11 I’Iillwitil IlIt- .tnnuul ll "fill “it t Hump-y p.. 4“,. ii i ' ‘1 E l. M y I .4»
Sow in» our said heart disease: tut.
lowu Hulk :lloffniun uhitb on,» t'tt‘llllil lili }t§IlI'
tll' ti lotiii
Although Pens E of MIT. pct-sons wlm i'tllllflllllt‘ti suicide,
thuu Hulk liII (,‘lIirnu’iI in ”it“ futiH' months cud
int; “Pl‘l'liillt'l' l4 littlT. tun It‘llltill‘li
Ivcrt- nial'ricil pmpln, while only llllt”
hundred and ‘twiI'Ityl'nIiI' Wi'l'i' niiizlvfl
iliil’ffllt lbw
I4Ilil‘ll‘t'fl widow's. and thI tIlltIl'il"I
of lit-a Moiut'fi.
mlltd it itidnt-y trouble; the fourth.
blood poison and the filth alumni ii and
”ii r tr'iIulIic; but nom «If thcm lit-lpid
Int; 1.1) my who adviwd trying Elw-
tric ftiltt-I's. which are restoring me to
pI-rt’crt. hr-alth. One bottle did the
morr- good than all the live Ilitt’lm‘!‘
1 list. prvnrt‘ilnui,” Guaranteed to cure blood
w... ’Ilt’rr‘fllit'v. III tumuttrl'ou: no.1 :— 'in- m;- ptirnn, “cultures and all stoIIichii, iii
c-‘ittt- forth» chk's wash, ilnrtlt'tls‘oncr was uuublc to ivur wiIi-th-r the or and' kidney complaints. by i“. ll
pcrmn lind cvm' bwn llliil'l‘l'tl m i: 1' ‘lloytr‘r Ilruuzist. 50c "
\Vcl Wash.
ELMMQ
4 To obtain the best results from our efforts is or should be our con-
rliant aim-in thebusineal life, or in the home drag—in the serious affairs
which cross our path or in the momenta given to relaxation and pleasure.
Your stomach manufactures energy for the body from the food you at.
The condition of yourblood, nervuybrain, bones, muscles and flesh depend
upon the nourishment extracted from the food. When you are pale, nor»
your, want or out. of condi ion you may be sure that your stomach is not
working properly. Food passing through it without being converted
into limiting/lying elements You are not getting the good out of what
you eat. The stomach not need more footl~it simply wants the
power to get the nourishment out of the food. And the staunch can get
this power from Beccham's Pills.
Bmham's I’ilis mingle with the contents of the stomach. and insure
proper digestion and assimilation. They strengthen the entire digestive
tract and increase the good ruin the food by anointing the stomach to
‘ malts use of the blomimolti and hefllthomalilng properties in the food.
Nut onl y do licocham's l‘illa this, but they stimulate the liver to healthy
a« lion and aid the ltitincys in the functions of purification and elimination.
Bwrham' II l’llla will make you feel fit and wall and able to enjoy life.
For wcak stomach "tutu-initiation, dysmpciii. indigestion, wealt-
m-ts, pom- bl ml and all conditions cuttacd by lack of nourishment, than
is no other rcmwly so prompt, ufi: and reliable as Beuchatn'l Pills
Increase
the
Good
{ram
Your
Food
women-amnkmu.
Norwalk Chronicler