Blac
dl
Every day the store Is
. III .
FRID
OUSANDS OE iOLLARS’ WORTH OF GOOD, SEASONA
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cy Cretounes
fiflhnesat
11.11114”
”Muir's
Men‘ 3-
blow
ITWDnIeu‘s 15c Initial Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.anen‘. 3 25¢ initial Handkerchiefs
Natl
.....‘Lon on amount. unous nooxs or
jammed to the doors with eager b
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ass Goods Sedhon. ,, The Corset Clean up” . .. ...
may at .. .. .. ' . . . .xgc l'nnlons R & (I St .()0 (‘nrscts ............. ..69c
ennui-€55, WltiliJltt heserve at. .. 93c \\:IrnI-’r .5 St ()0 (.ornclh ...... l ........... . ......... 6 go
and Fancy 1311238 Goods at. . . _ ”33¢ l‘. l’. $100 A (”'5th . . . . . .......................... 69C
ESE fine$1 be Dress Goods reduced to. ..59c \rllhnsidt till .00 tIIIh‘Ils .......................... 69c
ch Fluted Waistings rcIluIeIl to ...... 39c llIIIInpsnII' 5 (How lI‘ ittiIIg $I .m t Ill «It: ............. 69c
lanterClIeck Voilés, 44 inches wide re- AIIIIIIicuu Lady $1.00 t lll\t'lS .................... 69c
.......... ............39C KI\'(I $1.50tlll'nt‘ln‘ ............................ alt)
-—- AIncIicun l ally hit 50 LllTSt'lN .................... SI. 19
L11: hit. so (lli‘ht‘l‘i .............................
The Wash Goods Rush. 1). ll .II I. 5.. In... ........................ if:
‘ 83¢ wered Lawns, hallics, etc. at .5c
it: 8th In. Win I...- III I» ~ The Glove Chance.
c Orgdhdlcs _________ 1.3: 25 and 290 SIIIIIIIIIr l I’.~‘Il(l\t‘ ...................... 19c
WET“ Orgaudlt‘s .i...... ......... .mVac' 50c Summer Silk (Ilmcs ........ . ......... , ....... 39c
“1quan Plaid»..................IOC. .- . .
----- iii A Sweeping Chance to Fine Yarns.
(r ONY‘IAINDOEHg‘II‘JE gEST GERMANTOWN SAX-
A D YARNS REDUCED FROM
m Handkemhlef Chance 15 AND 17c TO Ioc SKEIN.
Vomcn' 3 c Hafidkcrclllfis . . . . . . . - 30 ......L '*~”"“ ..._ W M" "M .........--.._.....__.-. w"
orfiéns 3x Handkerchiefs” ......” .. 7, ALL THE LEATHER GOODS soon as sacs
..xoc PURSES. POCKETBOOKS, ETC“ AT ACTUAL
...rgc COSI‘ '
LOT OF MEN 5 soco NECKWEAR TO BE CLOSED
OUT AT 19c. .
ABOUT HALF ACTUAL V LUE.
FULL SWING
‘ ers. Only once in many years does such a trading chance occur, and the people of this
Inmunity are not slow to profit by it. As the STORE WILL E CLOSED ON SATURDAY, we have planned to make
A BANNER DAY.
BLE, RELIABLE MERCHANDISE to choose from, and the firtt choice is the best choice.
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. The Stocking Clean- -up. The Muslin Underwear Rush.
All ('hildren S Inc Stmkin s at .................... 56 50c. tursct (overs .. ..................... ' ......... 39c
All l'lIilIlrI-‘us 125/, Stock-hip; III .................. y: si on ‘lIIInIis‘e ................. . ................. 75c
\II t IIilIlrIIII’s I5I. Stockings at .................... Ioc $1 so lIcnIisc ............... .................. $1.00
( IIilIlIIIn' s 23I Simkings III ...................... 15c :52 50 t liL‘llllNC .................................. $1.69
\‘iImIrns my and -5I Mmkinus .................. 19c .
\\ IIIIIIII ~ 5Ip (Ind 5III Sim kings ................ 371/,c SHORT LENGTHS 0F SILIE AT HALF PRICE-
Mona l5I‘. Llurlt' Sinks .......................... 9c . . "
\ll inns 25c sinks ..................... . ..... 19c The N0tl0il NEWS.
W ~—-—- "— Clark's O. N. T. Thread ......................... 4c
WThe Great wa1ét sa'e' 3 spools to a customer).
5w: Suited \\ (lists ............................... 25C Marshall 5 Linen ”'llncad .......................... 7c
SW 503“" Wain“ - -------------- - - - . -‘ ------------ 39C ilrainard & Armstrong SI wing Silk. “)0 )8rd spool.» 7c
him and Sins Snilcd Waist.» ..................... 49¢ Nahum] 8; \n’nstmug Buttonhole Twist 3 spools fIII 5c
Ltd (If 75c “Toppers to) be rinsed out at ----------- 39c Hunting Lotion .................... .. . . ._ ......... 1c
, , liair l'ins .. ....... .................. . ........ 1c
Women s Kmt Underwear. lope _. ................................. . ...... 2c
. , ‘ \ usclme. small bottle .............. ............... 3c
.\"ll 2” "ml :5" \ "‘7” 3"“ I “m“ “l """"""""" 19‘? t'ottnu liraid ......... ' ........................... 3 c
I‘” 59" I'm“ 5““ “"‘1‘ “"‘l “”"II‘I ------------------ 39‘ Silk Laces .......................... , ............ 7c
. . ,. _
EMBROII)ERIES AND LACES AT ABOUT TREKITV I}. ”1:! 212'. . 1;} .............................. 3:
'Ii‘ALF PRICE. :HH,“ till. i lrtii ........................... 3
”--.... ..., ...- l orsct Steels .................................... 7c
LOT op HANDSOME DOLLS AT HALF llIInIlIlcs ‘ ........................................ 3c
PRICE. Ll'tit‘llCl 90190“ ._. ................................ 3c
- l’cutllcrstttch liraIIl . ............................. 3c
ABOUT 20 PAIRS 0F LACE CURTAINS AT Hooks and Ii )(5 ............... , ................. 3c
ABOUT HALF PRICE. Webbing ..................................... 3c yd.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
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WODOJQODWN
common.
1 ............
{Ah 3, Qitgrerty and two nous.
avenue
I . XIII
' gnhIiiII'Ilud'Imdn'th
“impound until next Tuesday even
one Connecticut company 860‘?!)
. or
ftloné ,9th to the Point.
‘2 . .11 (it: t rot
Dmitri 'ltl orifice: Sting.
-_-j‘ ' k’ofitoylloyton Yiwht Club be
3 . M’-
‘I mm. '1'. Idathali Andrews.
_‘ elk. have taken up their real-
. if"; been 933th? “will:
e
To Folly, of ymo'rid
street. Rowzyton. ,
‘. Rowayto free Library will be cloa-
Led Batm- the “the“ nil‘ddy, an it
’ t Ifli I“ dontiuelt-I-Aa there memo to
be i- attention in: the minds of some “I
lb tiny in? tithe Rowaytqn‘
‘uhm, pie ee publish th a statement:
odfroru choice. on the 15th
v, g the committee a month until
Iii“). ill witch to secure another
and m tty yours.
. mddl. IJbrn‘riau.
't the Rowayton Free hlbrary.
and”. it wnafiecided to try the
__ plan for cilia year, and if at
I, .- . of. that time. a sumciodt
, fit any Day. Thnukaglv-
. ltwas deem-
. norm "thin arrangement, as
thet- very
fanny. of holi-
fl lion
lift .....l. «a
n..-
/
if"? l‘tll"...dlttfifithilnlfilu‘”‘
.. .zoluew books tumour
Ifinodeauvuoo-uoounuauaaI
Nan-netted
title been visiting in .
.. «3 went out.
he quarterly meeting of the old .
l hid it scraped.
i'y."etch-IYI-IIII-IIIII-seo 2,999,
B ..............776 ..
...—.1... -.-.........
I‘Il‘lld
Juvenile non-fiction .
Reference . .
Total ........................ :too'
In the report of Miss Moy E. Ray-
mond. chairman of the book commit
tee, the following interesting llgurei
occurred: "During the tirat year at
the library’s existence It) nou-tlctlon
books werejivon out. During tlII;
second year, 80: during the third, 160.
had during the part. or fourth year.
From this it will be
soon that, the number of non fiction
m 'doubled itself every year. until
this year, when it almost troblod it
self. Many ot- those were hand by
grammar. and high school children.
since our purchase of books for their
class work. recommended by the State
gourd of Education in the next year
o effort will be made to complete the
hit of required hooks for hixh school
- students."
Will-N nun moron.
Attorneys semen and Jennings. of
re in Dorian, yesterday.
on tabua‘i on.
Autfimblle No. 2 in the Brlarcllif
race with its numbers still on, passed
thrdugh‘ Darleu Tuesday.
Several Dnrlen young people intend
to so to Stamford thtI evening and at-
tend an entertainment given by the
high school.
Dr. (lent. wh recently purchaled
the Alexander uera place, has mov-
ed in with'hls family. Dr. Cunt in lo-
cated in New York.
in order to have the Noxon tot base
ball diamond in the best shape, the
IDII-lenvoaaehml team management has
It in now the bent
dluihbnd for miles around
lrueat H. Bellook. (team 1-1. Start:
and James Canavan, of Barton, have
been drawn as Jurors for the cheetal
panel of- the Superior court criminal
tide. in Bri port. which caino in thin
m‘drnin'g' it] o 'ciock.
Brand rm: Frank Mountable was
{truck by ball inst asturday while
attending t e Darlea buchall came,
, -and had a painful tht root tor auroral
lit dean following. tbom the Mary, did
not prevent him from Watkins.
Many of the chat Darlenwi
Itow'd‘hall‘oiorc c nfiomldggt
”and ill ere dur-
hhtntmrtyh: and:
the you- II II mu:
nacerIIIuau-IIIIII
MW.
,. , you; .
. horde-y. tor doe tow the V0 outlier Hoolt
“want of. uewbanks
WESTPORT.
Mrs .1 ll. Ml‘Al‘liitl has. l‘tllll’nml'
from u vlait with friendu in \‘ew \ork
Mr. and Mrs. H llIIlII-II, of New lurk
huvII purchased of Mrs. WllIlmnu hm
residence on flryllu nvouuo.
Attorney Harry Sherwood has been
appointed administrator of tin- l‘Bltlll’
of the late James R. Sherwood.
‘ Edward Sherwood. of St. Louie, whi j
was called to this town by the dIIqus
of his father, the info JIIIIIIIII s. Sher -
wood. hart returned to his home.
The. town will vacate its other: in
the T00th building on July 1 when H;
is expected that the prome l‘t‘Ct‘llll‘
purchased by the town wit be ready
for occupancy.
The following officers lIIuo been
elected by the Mean League of tin
Sauxatuck Methodixt church. doom
,3. Smith president; .l. S Grt"0l‘.l'.
vice-president .loaIIph Morton acorn
tary and treasurer.
The work of repairing the Soutbport
road ta progressing rapidly under the
direction of Selectmen .leuunga. The
work ll much more extensive than waII.
tirat planned. and when completed ll‘
will nettle the long controversy over
the roads in Greene Farms. The road
has been turnplhed with a heavy coat
in; of clear gravel. The unmanned
at Turkey Hill needs attention attain
this spring, the repairs made there
last fall failing to tilt the bill thorough
ly. Automobiles running over this
road while it was wet has crowded the
novel to one side and made deep ruta
there.
An automobile accident at the cor-
nor of Riverside avenue and state
street created intense excitement Yea-
torday morning for a few minutes. in-
log Stone was driving his car down
State street, and i? attempting to
dodge two heavily ended teams run
into the rear of a truck owned by
Gault Brothers and driven by Frank
Buck. The driver Wan knocked from
the truck. and Mr. stone was thrown
out violently. The car ran upon the
sidewalk. Thqtruck was loaded with
empty beer barrels. Both men were
badly shaken up and bruised, but act-
ther was “many injured The elf
was badly damaged.
BVALUID EMA!“ A8 GOLD. “
material-t. h w, oroban't of Cedar
mugging :ah: tell mg cgwhi;
era w a bye a r.
New Life Pitt: “”5 tango wear?“ of
that much gold ue w ht. if Initiated
megwiso onustt gotten: min-II} or billiona-
:Dnd or guarantee at
Baxter‘s drug attire. gilt).
“d "H Macao.
. 28. -—‘i‘no
Chamber of unit
in: [hill yentofimfm“ auntie?
u
re- the bit regutateu“ It?
the littau depart-
at recur-tie: and
chum relative to
A"
5 to figgl’utlnulnb cationa by
exit
9‘.
.. .-.—uula‘i
; lilting in I'lIIIuvo, that it in
. dociaiou on tho Irltuinal action appeal-
i
F H colored
I-
and m"
HARVEITER COMPANY' 8 FIGHT. !
Clalme the Price of Implements Havel
Not Been Rained I
(' lll(‘I\lItl in 2.3» The lnII-rnnuon .
Ii lluavwllr t‘ntllpuuv of Autumn lIII '
riIIII its final light (or existence in Ilm‘
note of KIIIIII today who II n Ilozv III
Ir more wind the will attempt III
«how SpIIIIlIIl I‘umrulrulunnr it. mun).
"lltlt rt".
Itrnlnlnx lrIIIiII." ily thiII benrinu tlttI
tlnrrcnler Company endeavors to
prove, llll‘lll‘ llll'l‘t‘ things:
That the price of harvest" imple-
ments have not lIIII-u ruined the prl !
IIIIII Wt'l‘l' u :II'IIIIl don] higiflr thtIIIIIl
thII formation of tho Innthln Iliuu lh III
llt'y' llm'II bilil I‘ lll‘t‘".
That it IIIIIIIIIlIInIIIi exclusive
‘l‘flClil l'pruhlhltluc lta agents
handling other goods) ill 1905.
The company tIeliIIvcn‘Ihnt the proof
of these coulcntloua would influence
the Kansas SIIIIII Supreme court III its
(‘fill-
[l‘lllll
ed from tin.I district court at Topeka.
Which unscathed the corporation Sill.-
000 on the some charges involved in
these proceedings.
Defeat for I.lIe.II,IIquaIIy is sold to
menu It continuance of the business
through intur~srfltc commerce—vestull-
itching agencies outside the state lines
and receiving the cnah tIIII'orc the fur
plemeuts «re cent to customers. it
would mean llit‘ removal of 1.000 loco
agents, the discharge of 300‘ regular
aulnrlod repulrmeu and warehousemen
and the abandonment of numerous re.
polr shops at cross roads.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dot. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Bmalilan Balm, and one
60 cent bottle cured me completely:
For sale bi; R. H. Plalsted, F. H.
Baxter and '1‘ II. Clifford Pharmacy. "
BURNS To sFIGHT LANG.
SYDNEY. N W., )1 Sit—The
syndicate» which in arran n3 asfor the
visit to Australia of “Tommy" Burns.
the heavyweight pugilist, has deposit-
ed no. 000 to bind the match between
Burns and Lung the Australian boxer.
The tight in to take place in Sydney
in Auxbnt The aydlente has also the
option or enough two additional
fight] for $7, 500 one
LONDON, May 28. --On being asked
today whether Mr Australian visit
would intorfero‘mith the negotiations
for I. ll ht with "Jack" Johnson. the
eavyw‘oiuht, “Tommy" Burua
replied that Jobnuon would have to
wait until his Auatrallan commitments
were cIMucluded _ 9
ml, Salvo. it in “Mildly good for
PROSECUTION NEARLY ENDED.
Only Circumstantial Evidence So Far
introduced in Whitmoro Cleo.
\E“ YORK. Hilly 2\~'i‘odn,\ in ex
puctI-Ii to bring to II ('ltlt-li‘ the rose of
the prosecution in tin ului of Theo-
Izore .‘ WlIltuInIIr (in Brooklyn man
who in churned in tho Ptillll of that
and 'l‘III'IIIlnIIr in Jersey City, with
inning lllllrllt‘l't‘ll llitl will» and thrown
her body into lannpbluck Su'niup. lu
Hill‘l'lllllll. N. .i. Already all the pI-lu
I'lpal \I'ltnvaar‘n for tho stain lIIIvII ilt‘l‘li
heard with the uIsult that the network
If l‘\llll’llCt‘ tlIIIl llflJ lIeIIu wound
mound tin IIeIuoIIII mph in purely of n
II'IiIIquIsI Intlul utIIIv. Much lilltl’lrfii
“hunt in the llfilll whiIh ulll In ndopt
I (l l,!\' ”w Ileivllt‘t’ to meet lht‘ (Hit-It! 54’."
up by the Mill“. Then- la n well-delta
IIl plan in viuw that \V‘hluuore at
least has more than a little confidence
in tho outcome. This IIIIIIIIIII apparent
from the manner in which the prisoner
huh Clllltillt‘lt‘tl himself at every stage
(If the trial thus far. He has declared
that he has absolutely no doubt what
cur of the outcome. llin attorney
at IhII some time hue declared that a
IIIIfeI't IIlltIi has been found, account
in; fur \V'hltmoro'n presence every
minute for home before and after thr-
timo thII tragic death of hits. Whil-
“tilt? in known to have occurred.
it is believed that to develop the
testimony in support of this alibi it
will be neemsary for Whitmore to go
on the mood in his defense and his
crosscirnmlnntlon by Prosecutor Vick-
ere is looked (crowd to with interest.
WlIltInOrII has Impressed many who
have seen him as a char ,shrowd man,
and it is believed that e will prove
to be. 11 hard witness for the crane-opI
nmlulng attorney.
As the trial has progressed public
interest in the case has increased rap»
idly. The court room is filled to its
capacity at every session and often
the streets outside the building ware
iamuied with hundtcds unable to gain
admittance.
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE‘ “
in not entirely free from disease. on
the high elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lower levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or loan ex
tent. according to altitude. 'l‘o over
come climate affections. lasaltude. Ina
laria, jaundice, billounuesa. fever and
axon and general ability. the most of
lectlvo remedy in Electric Bitters. the
great alterativo and blood purltier;
the antidote for every form of bodllt
weakness. nervousness and insomnia
Sold under guarantee at F. ii. Baxter's
drug store. Price 60c
IYALE IALL PLAYER lLL.
NEW HAVEN. tiny 28. -—Ollver
' seymour Jewell. Yale. 1909 of new
Bertrand. in at the Yale luflrtuary, ill
with appendicitis. He played on his
class baseball team and was a mem-
ber of the junior eleven last fI-ll
...—Lowe-
lnulnt opbn DeWitt'rI Witch littlzcl
on
gold by The Clldord Pharmacy nod
and Brldto Filtration ~ .
81 (10., 83 Washington Street, South Norwalk Court.
STEAMER NAURBTANIA LEAVEQ
LIVERPOOL CRIPPLED.
LONDON, May 28. ~Tho Cunard
Line steamer Mauretanlo. which left
Liverpool yesterday, four days laterl
than her usual soiling schedule. owing
In her disabled propeller. panned Past,
net at 6:19 o’clock this morning. irinh
time. The rennet is going direct to
New York. without calling at Queens-
tuwn. The officials of the Cunard
t‘ompan} any there is no possibility of
the MoIIrIItnnia making 5 record on
thin trip as the repairs to her prw
unclyr were not finished up to the time
she left Liverpool. They declare that
only three propellers will be used dur
tug the voyage, with which an effort
will he mudc to keep up an average
speed of 22 knots.
A CALlFORNIAN's LUCK. .,
“The luckiest day of my lib was
when i bought- a box ’0! Bucklen‘s Aré
nlco Salve." wrltoa Charles B. Buddha.
of Tracy. California. ”Two 25c boxed
cured me of an annoying ease of itch~
lug pllen. which had troubled me for
years and that yielded to no other
treatment." Sold no or guarantee at
F. ii. Baxter’s drug a ore. .
CHOLERA tN PANGASINAN.
MANILA. May 28.——Cholera has ap~
pareutty taken II serious foothold in
the province of Panganinan. Four-
cities, including Dagupnu. are intact-
ed, and the bureau of health is send-
luI; additional inspectors. planning to
stamp out the disease. The entire
family of the lightkeepor at Dagupan
was infected, and live or its membera
died. Their condition w diocovered.
through inability to e ugulab the
light in the daytime. in the prov-
ince of Capia. 231]cholera cases have
been reported since January. There
is no fear of a general epidemic.
--For any pain. tromto tutu;
tram any cause. apply Dr. Home:
dielectric Oil. Pain ain't stay where-
lt in need.
MR8. HAMILTON SENTENCED. l
LONDON, May all. «alt-a. llamas-ct
Hamilton, who was one of the princix
pal witnouea to the alleged identity of
the Duke of Portland with '1‘. 0. Bruce.
was today sentenced to eighteen
months' penal servitude for perjury.
her appeal on point: of but having
been dlaailowed.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. ‘
We are planned to announce that‘1
Fo‘ley’e Honey and Tar for coughs,
(in and lung troubleI in not mooted
'hy the National Pore Food and Drug
adults. Platated' a Drug Qtore and The
Clifford Phnt‘mucY.
W“—
.rexae Lutitew'oh Dean. M.
SAN ANTONIO, To!" May 28.M—- o
are liycurgua Brooks,
Beaumont. died at San Antonio, last'
Inlght, after 'a' lingerln ,lilaoaa' He
had .Ieryerl in a- tell! attire. and al-
I” tor one term It congress. ,
! a‘lltua
RAINIER ROMAN RA?BI BRYAN.
Bly- He Done Not Believe Presidential
Candidatgt Kudwa What a Bank
Dbpoult in.
CHICAGO. May 28.~Does W, .t
Bryan know what It bank deposit is?
David R. Forum. president or the NII~
tlonal City Bank of l'hlrugo, believes
that the Nebrashau does not despite
the fact that the Democratic leader
has spoken many es recently ml
honking plubletlln and has urged the
guarantee system for the depositor as
a Still-33mm against financial puntIIS.
Mr. Bryan Spoke a few days age be-
fore the Bankers' Club of Chicago
Mr Forxau nddreSSed students or
the University of Chicago, inst night,
and swerved for a moment from his
general topic, “The Dignity of Corn—
mcrclal Life.‘ by taking a rap at Mr.
Bryan. “i heard Mr. Brynn speak for
an hour the other night on banking
problems," he aaid. "Mr. Brynn ls
effective as an orator. and forceful,
but all the time he spoke i could find
nothing in his talk to indicate that he
had the slixhtest, conception of what a
bank deposit is and yet Mr Bryan is
going abbot gluing advise on how to
‘ stop or prevent a panic. "
Rounds of laughter greeted the
apeaker' a remarks.
iT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey, who owua a large
general store at: Omega 0., and is
president of the Adams County Tele
phone (30., as well as of the Home
Telephone 00., 6f Pike County. 0.,
Minot Dr. King's New Discovery:
"it saved my life once. ’ At least I
think it did. ‘lt seemed to reach the
spot—the yer-y seat of my cough——
when everything also failed." Dr.
‘Kins'a New Discovery not only reach-
es the cough Ipot; it heals the sore
allot! and the weak spots in throat,
lungs and cheat. Sold under guaran-
tea at E. B Baxter's drug store. 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottles free. ”
W
KILL WOMAN. AND HIMSELF.
y28 -——The bodies
or u. 0. Keith and lire Lizzie Ready
were found today in the woman' a home
in. thin city, wit evidence said to in
dictate that Kat killed the woman
and then commit It suicide.
M
I STOP TH T COUGH
or it Indy tin pneumonia. Bra-
ranking up colds when-
evor‘tr alum without exception.
.590 “681.00 bottles. The
.C li‘ford. Baxter-n“ and Plalsted'I. ”
GENERAL 0. D LEE DEAD.
law an it contains ad on) or: (till i NEW ORUEANSE Ha 28‘.II-A dis-
or harmful cross, and oh minced. pitch from lcknb'urfi. 38.. says that
if. as e‘ Iafe remedy tor children and General 'teB hen D. Lee commander
lil-ltltltifI of the Unitb'd confederate Vet
{M died at his home there at 6
o'clock thin morning.
Kennedy's laxative 00th Byron
formerly of l dolls not countiba‘te. but on the other
hand lta laxative principles gently
move the bowels. Children like it.
Sold by The cutlord Pharmacy and
The Bridle Pharmacy.
Norwalk Chronicler