Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 17, 1908 · page 3

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Will that communication with Till
untlnol byumhone plan all in
thin Vinyl—with regard to button».
call 026: with room to mm. tall
02-2. if they will kindly do so, it will

_ urntiyeonmlom thin attic. and u.
sure mm mm attention. ‘

Minn Josephine Cornell In III at low 7

home in Arch street. Norwallt.
All men are born equal. but outlallly
it: lac first thing they grow out oi’.w
uc .

mfiw. M

James Crrugh Is having the front j,
of his “loan in Main street scraped ?

and painted.

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Mrn. D. H. Van lioacur. of Wilton.
in the guard. of Mrs. ll, M. Colo, of
Center stroet. licthel.

 

lincan 'l'rlbo. No. 213. ltuprovcd Oi"
drr of Red Ml'll, will hold a regular
matting thin pveuluu.

llncun llaylolt, l. 0, It. M.. will burn
a reunion next Monday night. at tho
Loft. In Washington street.

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"*Eillttl'llllllllltilit and linutw. linnnor
Council, Wodncnday night. in Mystic
Chain ilnll. Admission. lilo.

Lady .lcnnlngn lodgo, Shepherds of
Mtbluhtuu. will hold a regular nli't’i'
ingutmuorrow owning In lied Men'u

Va .

 

Minn Mao (iiunntnuhum. of South
Norwulit. was tho guest of bar munin.
Mina Dainy Pack, of Beaver street.
,Bfilhul, ovor Sunday.

 

The Dcchnr Club and tho l’hlluthra
Clans. of the South Norwnlk Baptist
lihuroh. will hold a birthday nocinh
tomorrow evening: at. tho homo of Minn
Viola Decker. in Scuvlvw “0?.

 

'l‘lw honring in tho trouhlrn wtwcun
members of tho,llungnrlan ltomnu
Catholic Church and tho priest. Row.
Francis (Irons. are. scheduled to come
up for a bearing tomorrow morning
at 9:30 o‘clock. * _

.wi—o

Mrs! C. F. Rider and family arc
moving their household offoctn today
from Camp street to the rooms vacated
by‘ Edward" Ulitlérhill. In Weatport
avenue. Mrn. Rldor formerly resldrd
in this locality. ‘

 

The baseball t‘cant of tho Oval-look
Military Academy. played a pick-up
team on their grounds Saturday after-
noon and defeated them by a score of
it to it. This is the first game playcd
by. the Overlook» this season.

 

.lud ‘ Pullman. of Bridgeport: cx-
Mayor Richard“. Golden. of South
NorWulk. and Nathaniel Knapp. of
(ironwich. arc in Stamford thin work
an commissioners of tho Superior
Court on the ht-netitn and damages
layout of Atlantic ntrcct.

 

Eggs are nppnrontly preparing to
take a drop in price. Ono ot the Dan-
bury grocery ntoroa put out a sign you-
t.orduy altering ulrictly fret-tit oggn for
twenty-live cents a dozen. The heart
am hazinnlntt to lay tnorc frowiy under
the influence of tho warm weather.

Owing to tho chungc In tho nrhcd-
nice of tho Nt‘trwalit-i-iouth Norwalk
(liuh pool 29mm, *ihc tourunmoht will
probably cud i-l‘nturtlay night. inntrad
of Friday. Tonight M. ii. Nailing. of
South Norwalh. and William 1.. (Hum.
of Norwalk, mm In Norwallt. Much
‘luloreut in being taken in 'thc next
game hctwcea Frank A. Van Baron
and (term! it. Van Ainylur, which
will be played in South Not-walk,

 

 

’l‘hc Overlook Military Academy, in
Flam avonno. expect: to out. a. strong
baseball mm In the livid thin acauon.
The team in airway organized, with
(l. l). Arnold, of Providence. no can
tutu. The loam will open tin mason
tomorrow nttomoon at tho achtlonly
diamond in ii. practical um:- with the
South Namath llinlt School nlnr. it
in oxpccted that. n pundit-r of whool
want» will ho pinyotl during tho non-
imti. -

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Tho annual. meeting of the Hat
Trimtucru‘ flick benefit Annoclation

will or hold thin evening lilhaymond'n lump":
tinid Modal Flour it mnda on ”I?!

liaii. Wanhln on attract. All mnmlu-rn
tire mount to be prcncnt. if ponhl-
bio. on Illillllm of lmportanco will ho
truuuactad and the old!" for the
coming tam elected. MmMi‘l of
tho 'l‘ritaann' Union Inlnrontt-d will
be welcome. A social hour will lu-
npont. altar lilo lithium! meeting. an
it In tho. anniversary.

_..._......._- ,

Elmer R. film-ll, of 1:112 Duroné‘ntrccl.
llanbury. lulu recital W! o pou-
umion of an interacting old photo-
graph. The- picture allow; a mono In
tho Dunlmry ruilfodtl yards till"!-
thl't‘o year» ago. it . I on from a
point near Poatrr rol. shop on
shown tho about of tilt- ”unitary an
Norwalit railroad in tho Magi-mud
and; in tho dhtiancr tho hit tum-up
I; which fumry unit lilo othttr build.
than thtti ouch tiara Canal ,
locomotive: shown in tho lcturo are
or the old-‘fttifilttli'iiil travail": lame.
amending Winch. ” , it nam-
"ii "linihol" and the other "Wilton."
altar Motions on tho road. In accord.

. ance with tho cunt ‘, of time dayn.
Suvarnl of tho old mansion” of
tin» mitt 0.7% ‘ In In the pic-

“‘Sash‘CiIxtaitts and Sash ~

 

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tho ndv.

Store 'ntlv.
-Dr. Dick's
Summcr no

Road the adv.

llcury

Soaioty, lit-II

meal.

Council

2:: cent».

duyu' iiintms.

 

The station

that. in twin
‘ l'rlnt can

walk.

 

rm. - ,

then at the price:

“at".-. ............ up.

fillttlnnilli than tihould road the
South Norwaik Saving! ilanlt adv.

 

 

Moollor.

 

Miss Inez Tnlmndtrc will
hustling of this cvunlng'u mot-ting til
the Wnnltu Willlll Club, at her homo
in‘ Concord Etrcrt.

.M.

Chambor,

Mrn. Ilrnrtlnloy.

"factory way. Tim at
M approriatul fully.

want you to vlow our multicolor and
m for youmif tho brim
tailoring nutnhlitdunnni in

Abaoiutoly correct. in nice.

you It r
texture and color.

Titers are a. hundred
hum of high-claim writing
vapor that will he acid In a
day—because the prince: are
no low that people will not
hanitntc long before buyintr.

Take a look at the paper. .

ll’l

you'll undcrstnnd.

 

H MAIN STREET.

 

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coma grip.

VOlllt‘H in hint-It

 

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Minn mloiia lluthtvr, one of the m
uinr young 0 orator. l

Norwailt can one of “tho ilonlhorn
Now England Twit-phono- (Iontpnny.
lliill rotlumod her dutitut after a low

 

made at Roppfl'tt.

t Gunilla thin» in u not-
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‘ .
Colfax Fincampmont,‘t. 0,0. lit. hold
a routine luminous function last night.

Cup and saucer true at The Union
Pacific ’i‘cu Company tomorrow. Road

fimartiy sownod women will find
smoothing of inlorout. in tho lionton

drcun
gomin at. Tho l). M. “can t‘ompnny.

Jlimt'n Honor. of Nt‘W .Ii'f'tit‘y, was
a vlultor In South Norwulit on lltliil-
nous yI-ntorday.

or Washington
ulrcot, has roturncrl homo frqu a visit
in New York City. ‘

A mcctlng of tho. governing commit»

tor of tho Norwalk Yacht Club will

hr hold on Saturday owning at it

o’clock, at the South Norwullt Club.
"a M

“Solo of rukc. fancy nrticlcn and
apronn, Ilut 'l‘riumwrn' Sir-it item-lit
Saturday
ultrrnoon and “Vl'lilnfl. March 2i. Ad.
mission. owning. lfir.

Louis Burkrtt. who has been extra
clerk in thojioutlt Norwalit tumbolllcc
for uevornl month» pant, wont on row
ninr duty ycutorday.

Arthur Benjamin. of North Taylor
uvrnuo. who llliii had a serious attack
of typhoid fever is now doing nicely
at, the Not'wallt ilonpllal.

The Norwallt Building, Loan and
lnvnntment Anmiatlon wlil'hold a
regular locating thin awning at tho
office of Taylor & lioldon.
The Trinity Men's Club bnnltt-thnll
team will moot the Pantimcu, of foam
Norwullt. this evening. at
gymnasium. In South Main atrrct.

club

—-Stopn itching Instantly. Cum
nilon, eczema. salt rheum. tottor, itch,
him. herpes. acnhlutt~lioan'u Ola
At any drug store.
M
Washington Chaptt-r. Royal Arch
Maroon, will hold a regular mention
this evening. when tho pant and most
uxcolicnt dcgroon will be conferred.

A regular meeting of the Board of
School Vlnltoru will ho hold in
South Norwnlh.
tliln owning. March lith, at ti o'clock,

Tho condition of Luthor M. Wright
lli now‘nnch that ha in hclievcd to hit
on the road to rccovcry. 'I'wo tralnnd
lllil‘lit'li are in attcndanrc and the pn-
tlont in rcoclving the boat of cure.

—-—ltownytnn Library entertainment.
Wednesday, 8:15. flow "all, The Rec-
tor. hy homo tnlcnl. umlur dirt-ctlon
Mimic by Mini Cob
lingo. Mortar». tirinwold and Albrecht.

tile Still"!

it”.
manna.

m

to of thc Ovorloolt Acnd~
only in than cream rm- arrnnuing to
giro a Civil War play caution Captain
liioit. nt Lockwood'n Hull. Iv'rlday ovo-
ning. April Mill. Tho

room will hr
for In.» bought or on. Manhattan.

{all 9110:11de

the beautiful abutting of now and or

clupivn unite-ran In Imperial! Wool“!

hour:
LEO KOPPEL

I run ”W‘VNM
at lilo. min , . um NM.
7.“ m g

Ell-"ilfillil. JI.‘

i‘bnuodtnr: ‘

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.IIOUIUOIvIthllI

BluihesinYnurMeutttc

. own-«mmtut .40.,

Newest, exclusive colorings and patterns ,

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SOUTH NOIWALK.

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We have (lo-Curio and Carriage: on our mind: In much lit anything. for
thin in the time when baby should begin life. right
day. or nothing is more conducive to ‘
(,iur line in the Want and fluent “town In the Twin
Cont l‘llllll TbeWhItnoy. Heywood and Waltuileltl 0‘05“. The Block and
Ailwiru I nor. ‘

Fetal”! OO-CAM'I. to tulle on the trolloytiwtlfl, $215.84.“, “.50, um,

it tailing unscatlnlevery
rim. not.
lira.

fill“.

Rlfl) GOCARTI, with Parauol ahd llod lipholutcrcd—NM to $15.00.
HOOD GOLARTG. both Hero and imitation ”antenatal” to $25.00.
ENGLISH nnmnuwroncumao to ”5.00.

A. J. COLLIVTS & CO.

rUhliiAl. moment mo mooning ,
" ’ loath Nam-lit. coon.

To clean up all add» and finds of our winter clock of Iilovrs wc otter the
following rcducliontl on our regain linen. ‘
“Aldlnr” Kid tiloven, black and colors. regular prior. Sim 16c Pair
Brown Mot-ha Kid fllovcu. regular price 81.") ............ ’L. . . 85c Plh'
50c. liolf fliovon. brown. gray, black, navy and rod . . ........... 30: Pair
25c (io‘l‘f, Glow; alao your pick from a big assortment of thin t'nnhnwru‘

oven, . . .

N.E.RAN&

36 WASHINGTON STREET.

19: Pair

 

p,

 

in SpringWoolens that you‘can have
tailored to your measure and

, Smart Ready-t0

to your own ideas.

 

Snappy Young Men’s Styles,

$20.00 to $425.00.

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-Wear Clothes in the New

Spring Moleis arriving daily.

. I M?)

New Hats, Shirts and Neckwcar.

M

TAKE lT

WUTH NOIWALK.

NOW.

Clothing oi the Right Sort.

48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.

PHONE. Iii-I.

ONLY A STEP FROM

‘ To a Good. Paying Position.

Three Finely Equipped Schools.
antarctic.

' PORT CHuTlI.

WILLIS HTSELLECIE

 

 
 
 
 

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

Q

DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.

 

O. E. Jackson,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Optician. ‘

 
 

 

 

BROWN

 

ant iootwar.

your fancy.

FLYNN it

 

 

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A

’6‘!» 1m .
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BEACHES
which cotabinegoodwwins
momma-um;
““0:de

MAN.

“ SENTINEI. "want ADS PAY.

Everything in the Optical Line. '
Eyes Examined Free.

I. mu. cram.

NOIWALK.

MMTWMW

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one iieart Cant' Stand

iiIiEEiliVIcll to

Rheumatic Acid
Poimning. .

To nu ma Comet in: blood a um
Trutwrcnt it Adviuli- ,

. nun—u— -‘
There ll great danger in than churn.
ahootinx anion lhtouxh the obi-tit
around the region of'the heart. it
means that pollination uric and rhcn»
matte acid are tlioro ready to spring
and grip tightly tho uttmcieu con-
trolling tho Matti. nation. Don’t outt-
loct thw- warnings, they am the non.
“or nignnln Natura llauhrn to you for
help. You must neutralize and drive
them dangdroun polsonn from the try»
that. or month- or later they will over-
come you. _
The only trnn'way to cure Rheuma-
tinm in to get at it from tho inuida with
liric-O. it. arts with marvelous swift.
noon upon the ransom, izldmtyn and
blood. Clear» out tho Mild-Him dunno
lit! to the muscle», force» the hldnryn
“l twrform thorn- dulion for which may
worn Mignon and neutralizcn the
arid within tho llll'iml.
Your physician will admit that thin
in “if: only into way to cum ltboumw
lintu rutunrntly. and should know
that i rlc-t) in tho one rrmody that will
do It mtr-cotlufully and pormrthcntly.
llrlrll in a, liquid tultou internally.
thrw Union daily. and down not contain
any ntorphino. opium or othrr uo-ruliod
“pain dnadoncrn." it in good for thu‘
tnutlam in any form. Sciatica. Mourn-
lnr. lnhnunuumry and Articular litmu-
malinm all ytt'ld readily to llrirll).

It nulls for “tho and Will tho boltio or
you can obtain a trial bottle from by
writing to Tim Smith Drug (30.. Edit
, Smith “I‘m. Syrnrttuu, N, v,

lirlrvfi in «old had pornoualiy rut-om-
mcndtid in South Norwulit by Edward
W. Krlloy, Jr.

 

COLORED LETTER CARRIER TRIES
SUICIDE.

Guhcd His Throat with ‘a Raxor and
won Wrap-bl iDI.

' MEIlIliBN. March in—wlt in thought
at, tho bit-rldr-n llonpitul that tho man
who nttcn‘iplmt to commit nulridr hare
into. rlundny night in .l. A. FuiIt-r. a col-
orud lultur rarrlcr of Now llavten.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Thin onlno- was found iu'hia t-lotbon.
Fullrr wont to ti chimp lodging bonito.
Sunday nighg and mum than later hr
wan found wundrrtnu in tho street
with a dot-p glillli in hi3 throat. lie
litul rut blmwll with it. razor. The
man was taken In tho Moridrn litmpi
luI. whom it was utnlmi today that hr-
will probably dic.

NEW HAVEN, March l7.-~Jamrn A.
l-‘ullcr. that t‘lllufl-il lotto-r rarrlur, hall
been winning hm ninca Sunday. a
unhatitutc taking his [:1in rout-e that
date. "r- livod at 165 lilollc nirrct and
had been a ictirr carrier bore for nor-
t-ral yearn. ,

You Are "
Cordiaiiy
Invited

to inspect the largest
stock of Furniture. Car-
‘pcts. Matthias, Lino.
loans. and "misc Fur-
numcmds in the
Twin Cities.

r. A. Mitchell, .
* NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

FORD noon. 3. '70..

Drop a. ptnttrd for information about
the now l-‘ord ntodoi. a mutant beauty
with rumhlo rout and onrmd martin.
drllghrd aftcr thcir town it cyl.. to
l , . . ‘
20 KNIGHT 87.. NORWALK, 609m.
Reprotwntod by
W”. ‘ llAliKLil 4000!.

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Lies Within Iii hour's It“ til i 7.
the timtl 0mm Station all! iii”&:iledle glaring
l. um" “w v, I", «:53er family's yearly bill for "
will“.

of a medicine that is pleasant to ,
and which can be depended '
cure tho 101',” can of .,. .
dyapepnla or liver trouble. lair. _
has so much faith in the unpaid?
Connwztlrut," the New York Sun print-
ed an interacting urticir, Sunday. In
which The Non/allot tuwrupled a prorur
incut part. » ‘

ciniiy, the article staid:

fronting on Long Island Sound forms
one of the moat populoua divisional of
the uuburbca district around New York
city.
beyond the utility

straw, in a chain of thriving lollie-

furmn and country entatos,

norm I
mutt

 

um

hour! at W, III in
suit a lyricil“ lliw‘ Endim
Country

tinder the heading of "Suburban

 

i

‘With particular rcfcrcacc to this via

"Tito wontern end of Connecticut

From Greenwich. the first town
lino. eastward w
80th Somalis, which lies about an
bour'n distance from the city, the ti??-
rltory hi given over almond ontlroly to
this homes of Now Yuri: commuters
and summer trunnion". Ciuuwrlnu
along the line of the New Yorit, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, which
shirt» the Hound shore throughout tho
manta nurronudr-d by plcturrnquc
"The nalurul boatiliotiof thin ntrelcli
of country which made: it. no attractive
lwforo modorn train M‘l'l’ltio lcd to its
axle-naive,- colonization. huvr- imeu rc-
talnod to n largo dogrnt- despite its
row-at -‘delopmout. The“ (intuit-n
along tho sound show are not, all n
ruiv, laid out in tho ntilf. formal man.
Mr an ultra found in nuburhau human,
but on tho contrary nrc piuuuud no no
to worn a parrot tho rural commun-
ity surrounding them. Very liltlcthat
in artificial hon litmll introduced. and
on tho nurfur-u thorn it; hardly any'
thing in nhow that the original farms
and villunun haw noon trunnformedln-
to thc homo» of city folk. IL in only
whoa lnquirlm arc motto for uracil
farms or country pincrn in thin torriv
tory that. one} realism; that change
which has taken place. At the Mk
out time thorn on» law if any turnip
loft with”! n throo tulle!

 

truth, and it is a difficult mattcr to buy
land at u rr-auouablc prion within driv-
Ing (“gloom of tho railroad.

"The towntthip of Norwaik included
Norwaik, two when north of the rail-
road; south Norwnlk and East Nor.
walk. at. cithcr‘nnd of tho railroad
bridge «panning tho Norwnllt River.
which broaden» our horn to trim a
uplendld harbor. South Norwnllt ll
our of tho lillrllt important munufaru
luring cities along tho mund. its In-
ductrlea luclt do Mt and woollen miilk,
utachinr oh and shipyards and a
municipal light anti power plant that
nupplina the town itrnif‘and the neigh'
boring nettlements. Went avenue, a
broad, tree-lined thoroughfaw leading
northward from the railroad nation.
in fringrd with line remittances. occu-
pied mainly by Wealthy New York-
urn.

"The llanbnry branch of the New Ila.
Von Road team thc main line at
South Norwnik. and ntriltcn northward
through the beautliul retina ‘of the
hilt-hark! Hilln and tho Berkshires.
"loll, Norwallt is a rather strap
gllng settlement. made up of small
from houm occupied by mochanicl
and workmen of modern moans who
are employed in the nhopn won the
rim.

“Norwallt in a residential communi-
ty of the hlxhrut order. It contain
home of the local estates in this part
of Connerticm. The location In ["1th
unity attraction. the rhino on which
the town is located commanding a
swooping view nouthwurd along the
valley of the Norwailt River to the
sound. Norwallt harbor in shoiturml
on the math and out by groups of I»
lands. snow of which are tam roofs.
whiiu Olhi'nl are large mottngh to form
f'flhl" of considerable extent. The
railroad altirll the edge of the bar-
bor, panting through the heart of the
manufacturing Murict. and tho travel-
ler, racing from that window of the car
nothing but lit-toiling nmoitcntaclta and
long row of grimy windows. is apt to
form a latch impmuim of the town.
A uhbrl walk to tho northward, how-
ovrr. will bring our to tho renldcntlal
t-lflt'llml. when the real nttrnctivcnenl
0f the [darn hocome national."

DIANE“ CANNOT u cunco
by local application. no they «hoot
roach tho diseased portion of the at.
There in only can way to cure deafv
um and that I: by constitutional roar
adios. mm. in conned by on in:
DIM condition of the mucous lining
0! tho luotachlnn 'l'nbo. When thin
tube is ind-tau you have a rumbiln
sound or Important burial and whr
it i. ontlrcly aimed. Deafneu in tin
vault, and union: tho inflammation
can he talwn out and this tube renter.
oil to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed tamer; nine am out
of ton are cloud by Catarrh which in
nothing but an annotated condition of
tho mucoun ounce».

We will gin Ono Banal“ Dalian
for any can of Doom“ («and by
*cslnrflii that cannot but enroll by
llnli'u Catnrrli Cure. land for circu-
larn, from .

v.1. (3"!le I 00.. Tainan. 0.

 

mm.

m
“They any my mind him."
“You. it did."
"How did lir- got it?" ‘
"Ho tild- pot it. that rival M ii."
--(ibinnno md-llrraid.

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Charles E. Dow,

”Will-
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,m to lllfi of in; "cabin an ion; all

no bill to Ml.
"l haw term (Ni that than in no.

you can ain‘t. but: Il‘inu‘n mwflm-
My." can on. . . .
born. Pa. ‘1 would an. on

 
 

 

 

It SW

iir. Howard's amino rim not .‘
you, count} back to my slow .
will return your money."

lion, headache or dizziness, or ‘
food does not digest naturally
easily, you innnot alford to m
the special prior: that Mr,
mailing thin wreck
npecllic.

Rev. hum O'Connor Swap“:

Jillillm' Roman Catholic church, St
ford, has been transported to m
lsh at Went Thompn- :1 and P

at his own requr-ni. He in succeededbj’
Pathor O'Connor, of Pomfret, Patio:
Elly was endeared to his parlnhlomt
all of whom were
change. He made the mount to m ~
on 'l'lou'lwy some limo ago to he cannot
ad, the hr-uvy nail air of that
having injured his health and by M
atlvito of physician»
change inland.

rndlul of , . .
lirocnwich, illumford, or South Nar'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”‘4” ll... 75¢. ‘
Tahnmnii'l gaunt: Pill. for mart};

 

Fm spacial tutu pone auteur.
{word's «pacific for the will of, M-

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

50 cent bottlcv (Mr. _‘
for 25c) contain- rial?

 

t of this would» that ho lbw. W

if you an troubled with

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

r

on Dr. lion "

M
CHANG! OF PAOTOIL'

 

John J. [it It “11th;
ficv. ll'athor ‘ohn .i. Elly, of

grieved It

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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