111“ V 11113" lPS’
1|. th
Coll/111T. ’Pnrdy and fanily' has
moved frOm Crescent Terraco to Green»
wlch.
. Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
of Pythlas, will hold a regular meet-
ing this evening.‘ "‘ ’
V ‘3; .Treat' Staple,
gone to Pltt'sflel,
spend two weeks.
Henry M. Peary. the Norwnlk lettcr'
carrier, has returned ho 18 how an in-
tcrosting trip to Rhode sland. A large
{art of the Journey was made by trol-
61’.
A. H. Dingce has resigned his 110-
sitlon with the John Hancock Life in-
surance Company, and accepted one
with F. Sch'medes, the South Main
street confectioner.
-—Dr.1chlt's cures Malaria.
The semi-annual nomination and
election of officers of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 19, Knights of Pyihlas.
will be held this evening. The session
will be an important one.
F. E. Hadlcypof Springfield, Mass,
who basbeen demonstrating the vir-
bf Main street, has
Massachusetts, to.
l
toes of the Knox water cooled cars for ,
F. E. Lockwood and Company, the
, Norwalk agents, left town last night
The new owner of the schooner
yacht Lydia, which Former Comodore
Clarence F. Osborn recrintly sold, ex-
pects to set sail today rom the Nor-.
Walk Country Club anchorage for Port-
land, Maine.
Miss Louise M. Foster, of Reed
street. left South Norwalk, yesterday,
for Pocono Mountains, in Pennsyl-
vania, where she. will Join the sum
mer camp of the Mctcalf School ,of
Tarrytown. New York.
1, Louis D. Mdrlgan still remains in
charge of the Germanin Hotel, in Rail-
road avenue, which was recently clos-
ed under two attachments. It is hop-
ed that the creditors can get together
in a fewdays and settle the trouble.
Th members of the Seventh Colu-
pan , Coast Artillery. are anticipating
a fine day's outing some time during
July. This will be in the nature of a
clambakc at Calf Pasture. George E.
Webb, of East No1 walk is lay the
bake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcniamln F Andrews
and Miss Eidlse BylngtonP'returned
home to Norwaik, last evening, by
automobile front Mlddlciown, where
they have been attending the tenth re
union of Mr Andrews' class at Wes
leyan.
—A rare opportunity is altered to
buy Dress lists at prices from 8.1 to
86; formerly $6 to 310. l. E. Hutchln
son's, 80 Washington street.
The Official Board. of the Norwalk
'Methodlstflburch, will give the chorus
choir and the quartet a social time to
marrow night. A line program has
been prepared. refteshmcnts will bt
- sewsdpand the eyening will be given
up tip a. sellers! lgood time of music,
«c.3119
ewq Lloyd D Nash who died
'mornlng at his home in
25111: enigma r‘was a brother of Mrs E. N.
all-1118.1“! West avenue and Court
in 1118.1 He also left l.Wo other
sisters, MHM l‘. C. Stearns of West
port, and M.rs 'l‘ D. Robinson, 01
Lockport, New York.
The Stamford Tidewater Coal Com-
pany has filed a certificate of organ-
ization in the office of the state see-
rota1y. The capital stock is 820, 000.
The officers are: President Byard N.
Gole, of New York; general manner,
Abraham S, Giazer, of Stamford.
treasurer and secretary, Edward Gla-
ser, of Stamford.
The trustees of the South. Norwall:
Trust Company have ordered that.ln-
terest at the rate of 4,pcr cent. per an-
nunt' be. credited to depositors in .the
ShvingsDepartment for the current
six months ending June 30th.1908.
payable on- and after July 101.11. 1908.
Deposits made on or before July 10th
will draw1lntcrcst from July lst. ,
. —-"—For sale at a ba‘rg‘aln One but-'
te'r h‘o'oleh tnr compartments; six
scales, lone sp oe 'cab'lnet, one roll tap
desk, one cash desk. one safe, one
show Voasé and one cheese safe. ll;
M. Kent, trustee.
Ex Mayor M. J. Dillon and his broth-
1',, ohu- Dillon, of New York, are
at ding a house at Belle Island, on
property purchased from Mr. Davis.
Joe Discsah as the centract tor the
' selfish. John Dillon is well known
will“? people oi: South Norwalk as
one“ of the fastest drivers of nutono
libiles and motor cycles in the eallt
. era states.
' The bu1eau of educational infertile-
tion of the Fairfleld County Teachers
association has issued its sixth annual
‘report. Arthur E. Peterson, formerly
principal of the Danbury High Sch l,
1 me r of that ommittee e‘
4:1", , ”nffins. alisti‘bb beliw
“the. 11%“ 1¢E<1ll (tallest cold
‘some or or our ng’ian a
part fits {harem so the fifth
of 1 1 , perv 3 ng‘
“hop Well 9i 9 if“
‘ Vthe extension of this monopoly, whlcl
or. found only when
1611 possess the corrSct
accessories. '
-. 11's! furnish the tub
and water; we have the
'mt; 1‘ mm. arouses. .
brushed," hack scratch-
3? err. etc . I .
D «Nimbt’luhaliwi 81V“ Vulndmrsra F111
You mi
t as well get
may.
I NORTH.W1STRIIT.
1111.. 1111—11.
.101.’ V«
. z m . I
lNFORMM‘lONNO OYSTER DEM--
Q
How the Trade May be injured by It-
responsible Shippers.
The fellowing circular has been sent
.to the various oyster dealers through-
'out the state:
important Information to Oyster
Doctors.
The oyster industry througho the
United States has been serlou in
lured by several causes during'tbe pas;
year. Efforts are being made to offse‘
the effects of some of them. The put
pose of this circular is to call atten
tion to one cause, which it is bellevet
has greatly decreased the consumptlm
of oysters namely~misleadlng ant
untruthful advertising on the part 0.
the vendors of a patent package.
These vendors have" represented the
oysters in their patent packages an
"sanitary. germ proot,.clean and, 0
good flavor.’ but that otherI package.»
are “11tale,slln1y and soggy, 'and thal
the oysters in them are “unsanitary
insipid and with a flavor cf chemicals.
Such advertisements tend to reduel
the use of oysters generally,bec11us1
that many who do not know that sucl
assertions are untrue. cannot be 111111
what kind of packages have been
used.
The. truth is that no reputable ship
pcrs use chemicals for the preserva
tion 01' oysters, 11nd other packages at
as sanitary and are kept cleaner am
the oystcts are fully of as good flavo
as those sent in Katcnt packages. Thl
most experience wholesalers and re
tailors in the. country are of thl.
opinion
The direct contact of pure attlticia
ice or lcc~watcr will keep meters 1:
good condition longer and better thnl
any other nlethnd of packing it is tlu
result of ti ty‘ years' experiment witl
many packages. and is the survival o
the fittest. Then again. the use of its
patent package is no guarantee as it
the quality of oysters as patent pack
ages 11111 used by some dealers fol
cheap and poor stock as well as fo1
other qualities
Another misrepresentation has lnti
mated that oysters that are packed 11-
direct contact with lee are necessarily
diluted when sold, by the water re
sulting This is entirely without rea.
son. because the oystdrsi hill hell Ishippetv
by the wholesaler are 33.1. '33 HOW
measure and tee is ad here i"
no reason why the retailei‘ should no;
remove the ice- water, will his cos
him nothing. There is no reason why
oysters should not be sold all solid
which have been properly iced, 11
those which have been shipped in paiI‘
ent package.
1ntiuenccs have been brought to bee
ripen the authorities of some of tilt
western states to create a monopoly l1
favor of these patent packages. by leg”
islation forbidding the use of others ,
The vendors of these patent package
exact a tax of ten cents per gallon let
their use which in the opinion of mos '
experienced shippers. wholesalers ant.-
retailers is absolutely without beneii 1
to the dealer or consumer. The con
snmers Are thus compelled by law it.
payiriliutelto a monopo ly‘ for the ban 1
slit of the vendors of the patent pack
ages. What inducements have heel.
offered to mourn legislation so advtul
tageons' to‘lh'e owners of these patents .1
of course. is not known, but it is cer’
tain. that gmsswgiigfepresenlatloniI1
have been made. to may have re-
ceived credence because the real facti‘:
have not been put forward.
Oyster shippers should make knowr,
the facts to the, consumers and preve’n ,T
l
is based upon misrepresentation.
The trade and customers must in
.lnfOraned. .tfz'tt oysters of choice 11111111,;
and q‘eondi loll cannotbe secured ill
on 11111qu (1., but can be Vital!
ured dealing? 111.181.111.119 .1115:
liable 111111.11 18h is the only way 1
any kind [climax chandtse of choices 1
quality can {’he obtannod
MANY Salsas s ottors'rsas.
Kodol is the best known preparation
that is offered to the people today forf
dyspepsia or ind option or Ella
stomach trouble. ' odol digests al
M." It 15' NEWS to “188‘ It ‘iSV
so old here by Clifford Pharmac .
311111 The 1””ng y
tumor. '
‘ The residents of dlelden avenue wort-l
somewhatamsed. last: evening. by a:
row which occurred there. lame pro :
1.1" 51.1. 113‘”
Mohave,
. Deaths,
1?. seldom 51.. 50. News“;
W mango”
#42804 9.111.
:Vorit
by loud language was used by the surf;
ties involved. . - 1: .
ST OP THAT O 09H
T1' not pit n10 ia.Br1t-
811.....1... 1112‘ ill. on dis when-3
'14
u
zlllan
The maiotV'lty of our friends don't
waste much time on the Job.
-
a
.ton. Goon.
consists of about two acres of is
t.‘ Isfiii’illfiduntl: 1'11 11‘
.thsi‘he nowflplan of:
1.186111 Haven iand liar
fine
11... Vall'll'ouoy
line has been bandoned. 11’8in lthpttll a
original franc so will be iowe'd.A
meeting of the itisens Committed op-
posed to the now plan huV been called
to meet re this after-mu
just 118“ng
p1iea§c you as you
Ige o be eased.
Pic planer
Suit from among
ourhundgeds. of
11.111111119111111,” *1 11
make sure aboult
1111 than: .1111 the
wear. Allthc new
colors.
Sack Suits
$12.00 to 825.00.
Bathing Suits
in allcolots
$1.001 t01531I.50.
1111111111118
15 Washington 61.. South Norwoik.
The Soutll Nowaut
Trustcomstny.
The Trustees have ordered that 111‘
erest at the rate of 4 119.1 cent. per)
innum be credited to depositors in tfil‘
lsvings Department for the current
.lx months ending June :10, 1008, pay:
1blt1 on and after July 10,1908. 1
Deposits made on 01 before July 10
vill draw interest from July 1.
CHARLES E llOY'l‘,
Treasurer
.25 2w
10UTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
iothSEMi-ANNUALDlVlDEND
'1" to the depositors ’ :
at the rate of
..~..
1%PERANI‘1UMZ .
as been declared for the six months
11dlng June 30th, 1908, payable ollI
lid after July 10,1008.
interest not drawn will be credited
0 accounts and will draw interest
l romJuiy11908.
Money deposited on or before July
0 will draw Interest from July 1,1908.
GEORGE F. BEARSE,
22'3w ' ' ‘1 Treasurer. ,
I‘he Norwalk Savings
Soc1ety
Norwalk, June 19, 1908.
interest at the rate of four (4) per ..
:ent. er, aunum. for the current six
nont s, will be credited to depositors ’
uly l, 1908,1111d paid to them on and
tftsr July 10.
Per order of Board 1of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
119 Ht Treasurer
;
:XCURSIONS TO HUNTINGTON
AND VALLEIY GROVE.
Jn and After MONDAY,‘Ju1lo 22,1908;
The New ind Commodlouo
Steamer Huntington .
CAPT. WIELlAM a. wuss,
‘ ' W111 111111 1111 Follow:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwatt
Mondays and Fridays at 6: 45 a
n1. and 2: 15 p n1,
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and. Fridays at 8. 45 a.
m. and 5:15
GKE‘TS 50c; SINGLE”
EXCURSION ’1'1
sass, 40$.
Chllilrcn, 5 to 12 years, Excursion, 35c;
Single Fare, 25c.
Will step at VALLEY GROVE Mon-
days and Frlgsys on signal.
1
E. T. BATES. , Auctioneer.
Auction Sale.
SHORE PROPERTY.
1908. at 2 p. 111.111 the highest bid
one of the most magnificent residen s,
situated on- West Side 1111311119,
This piece of pmpelll¥1
r front 1111' 'Ldb
1111111111111“:
The house
60 feet mt
garden all planted. 11an
sists of 12 Julie rdoins,:bati1 room slid
, laundry extra. All hardwood finishiof
' chestnut
every par icuiar.
of your 1111911111.; to buy a place at ydur
no white .oak, 'uDV-to-ilate 111
This is the challbs
eve!- Meg“ almost' “Milli, xcsptimi own price. For further information,
10c lilo, ties. “do 33’“ or 3 drought rs. A. J. Bowrnttn‘,
Clifford, Baxter's and Plaisted's " 13.1.1111 Avenue, Rowayton. Terms
made known at sale.
Per order,
way- 1?
Rockelfi on the notch or
' of Chairs or 11 Settee to
1
A.
12- 18 North Main Street,
J.C0
with any designed effect in costume or
effects in all the newest. siladlngs.
so WASHINGTON 1111111111.
MERRILL
ty for Advancement.
Books and stationery Free.
STAMFORD.
111- Well in our minds lust now. We have
visions of m, roomy :comfortable Chairs or
widest range of colorings this sectidn has ever known.
advantages are offered to secure colors or shades to harmonize or match
Inspect. our stock and put us to the test.
«0W
MONEY INVESTIED [N A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
SOUTH NORWALK,
law‘s; a Table, a couple ,
tone up the Summer cth- .
tagc. We have prqy'aled Intost liberally for your
wants in this direction. Contain and see the display.
11381 “e.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Funeral Directors and Emhallners,
Women's lino novelty far varying shades in Hosiery has resulted in the
The best possible
SIlOOH.
In Silk Hosiery We show enulsito creations in plain and embroidered
You will not be disappointed.
N. B. Ryan .81 (30.,
, SOUTH No’awnta.
-m...
one».
COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.
it insures a good Salary, in dependence and always the Opportuni-
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
, ., .
New Styles Bemg
Constantly Add
We won t Itry to sell you
the latest to Footwear.
s
t
£1‘iPNONE 466.
,(F,.
I'V'Tu'” -...._. W... .
I
.l.
ISIHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
oton Point
NOW OPEN under New Management.
.11
shcif- -worn goods. We give you
1
Our Tan. Oxioi‘ds and Wine Colored Oxfords and Pumps
will win your favor it you only let us show them to yci
FLYNN 1111.111,
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
DANCING, BOATiNG, BATHINO.
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Especial attention elven to automobile parties.
‘I \
Commencing Next Monday, June 81h, FREE VAUDEVlLLE.
' GEORGE XAN'I‘HAKY, Manager.
I _
1
1
.. .
sIIIl..,.,
Cloak and
JANU‘W 1'
1;”
...'l\ 7
11013133.”?
LA!
LA
-l1iflnét price, 58:00 for
LAWN satars.
LINEN SKIRTS.
511.11 LONG c0113. .-
1.‘
. 2
'- 515-517 111.1111 st, Stamford
Will sell at: public? auction June at, 1
5.1.0, enemas.
Willi-V111 T. MV'oVyilr For Several Years
“Office ‘ldopector.
‘ thlsmoltl Meyer, ’br‘ Bridgeport 11
post 63111119 11111111181011.1111“ appointed to
the‘ sition of cashier lit the Bridge-
portp ‘pos‘t‘ oilice yesterday, by Post-
masterW H Marigold, to succeed
the late' F. 9.” Hunt. No civil service
examination was required irbm an 111-
specter seckln such a'1 position. Mr.
Meyer lives ch' his family on Kos-
butli Street; Bridgeport He entered
the post oilicVe service in 1889.
He was promoted 'from the carrier
force to superintendent of the East
APPOVl NTVBPI:
' A. J. BOWMAN. ~V
Side substation and government in-
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South Nogwalk
Great Reduction Sale
Sll House
1".
11.11am 1:1
- 31%., I
RIMI’ER DRESSES. former price, 35 .001 for - 51.98
88in ran passsss tormenpr1ce¢8800 for . s2. 98
EN SUITS—colors, white, blue, pink; stripes
, . i
. $3, 911
.32 48 to ,83 .98
319.8 to $3. 98
. ‘IIl
,‘spect'or in 1899.119 is popular on
has 11 111111111 circle of f1 leads and a
‘quaintanees in this city. ‘who wish him
success in 11111 new position, which he
will assume July 1st.1
nails—h
W. R. Ward, of Dyersbur'g, Tenn,
writes: “This is to certif that l have
used Ortntl‘l‘natlvo m t Syrup for
chronic constipatinn.1u1d it: has prov-
on, without a doubt: to be a thorough,
practlctll remedy "for this trouble, and
it is with pleasure 1 offer my conscien-
tious reference.” Pinisibll's' Drug Store
1'I1nd The Clifford Pharmacy. " ”
The titnidugolfsnsoes a mountain
where there's only a sand hill. ‘ .
1’
~ believed to be local talent, and is a
V ' Male, New 11111 on
i (111; F. 1.. Doyle,
1 Nolan, l‘ast Boston;
V‘ Lollgnccker a11d.son,clty;
1ahc, New York: P. M. McKcon, Ne
‘ Haven; J. ll. Sheldon, T. J. Lane, Ne
York: Vf. ll. llrlbutt, Wilton: George .
. L Rockwell, iildgoflcid: S. Grecnstelu
V (lath aged clchn year's,
. ., $9. 98 up .
LACE COATS. black and white, former ptigc, 327 .00; for $36. (NI) '* ‘ '
Will: .111 Both $101111-
stone aunetiillzss
:1
‘ Sovimhflillltfl Dollars Worthil
of Goods taken from ID. it.”
Merritt
NEW CANAAN, June 25. —~D. R.
Merritt's jewelry store was hul'giuriz-
ed, yesterday, about 3 s. 111., rand sev-
eral hundred dollars' worth of jewelry
and watches stolen Access was gain.
' ed through a renrl door facilitated by
a broken window, through w:hith a
hand was inserted 11nd a sprink lock
opened. The door was carefully lock-
ed after the burglary.
V Mr. Merritt places a large amount
of his valuable were in a large safe
every night, and for that reason the
thief did not make the large haul be
evidently anticipated. Ni btwatohman
John B Weed and Marv vn F. Merrill
made their regular rounds dating the
evening. and notic 1% nothing unusual.
it is conceded by the emcers, ah Well
as the townspeople in general, that it
would be very easy for a thief to en-
ter through any doorway, lock it, and
remained concealed until the officers
made their appearance and departed.
it is certain that the burglar was a
local charactel, and thoroughly cognl'
zant with the affairs of the jeweler
and the movements of tho otllcers.
Two other thefts occurred the same
son or persons.
of its contents and the remnants oil,
11 log of lamb, which fu1nlshed a
tempting repast for the recrcat afteli
his evenings plunder was found 0
the lawn.
Weed and Turner's coal yards
which have been visited by this clan.
of craftsmen so many times, was'ugul
entered. This tilnc the burglars visit.
ed the garage, and 1ciieved a macbln
of a new shoe, which was covered i
a new leather case, and strapped t
the side of the car. All this work i
art with which’neither the officer's no
the residents are particularly take
with. if the guilty perenns who hey
so "particularly taken" things of lat,
are caught, it is a certainty that me
stones for road improvement for
considerable length of time".
a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn‘ 0r
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ E:-
leetric Oil instantlyrelieves the pain-
quickly cures the wound.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-fill. G. Volger, F‘. S. Selleck
hart, J. Nuttai, Philadelphia; D. W
Spilluu, William J. Smith Albany; F;
[1. Lee, Danbury; Arthur Winslmv ahd
party of seven, llarry ll. Frieze
Charles F. Templeton, .1. W. Robinson.
M. J, Foch-y, lloston; E. N. Richard
son. Waterbury: Gus ilcnde’r, J. M
Leonard, J F. Strauss, Neil McCoull
A. l‘cters. lluffulo; A. G llall, Lynn;
.1. S. May. l". J.Sbcu, Chicago; 11 IW
Mahnckcmo-W Morris, New llav
Manchester; W. L
01111; 11.. C. llcals, lWaterbury; Mrs
A. N. Lon
Bridgeport: ll Lynes, Boston; S
'W.Gk1ddin, Bridgeport; J. W Cole, 0
,11‘. iowncy, “Providence, R. 1.; Louis
Nolan, Paul Nolan East Boston; W I
White 111! wife, New Haven; J. C
Ringwat,SI}1ringiicid; W. H.G_1ay
New Yerk;.l .li. Dunne, Stamford: A
C. Hopkins, New York; F. N. Stillit
van,Mel1oso. Mass: 1" C. Griswoldi
ll. L. Wilson. Hartford: T. K. Lana
sou. New York; v.11. Steekel, Pennsl
h111'g.l’a.: G.W Hough, Boston; C A'Vi
bn1',bcr it!' D Gould, New York, E:
G. Somers, Providncce; M. Hirsch;
New York; M. M. Nolan llrookiyn;
F. ii. Wagner. 1. Mcycrholz, New
IY‘Iork; J.i'J.Char11lcy, Manchester,
i.
When you need to take somethln
take it promptly for the stomach bu
take something you know is reliable—4
something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
and indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take. it is reliable and is guarantee
to give rcilef.1t is sold by The Oil
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phat:
’ macy.
u
GIRL STRUCK IBY BASEBALL. V1.
YonaiNcrcN June 25 —-1~.111e1
is at the
,poiut of death at, her hoiil'e here, as
the lesult cg being hit in the teintlhl
bbont 4 o‘cock yesterday. afternoon,
by a baseball thrown by one of a mint-
bcr of boys who were playing ball mi
the street. The little girl was watcl
ing the ga111c,‘in which her smut
brother gaggplayigg. JShe £1112 Nnco
cio ala nsgt ci' rnsar
Mr. “3nd ‘1 “Gulf ‘bf ‘NVc
Ulchfiflld “8°:k.1111.'1..l...I.1.
SOUTHERN uAILWM' WiLL N01;
CE .GWA ES. .
' WASlVil‘NGTON. June 25. -—It is u
deletodd that the Southern Boilwa
Commiiymtli not Mode the wages
its ‘emp‘loy‘es in tho anointing depart
ment,_as1had been contemplated
ARRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"It gave s ins pleasure to speak (good
Word for Electric Butlers," writes on.
Frank Canton. of No. 488 Renown St,
new York. “it's a grand faintly medi-
cine for dyspepsia and liver complica-
tloiis; while for lame back and weak
kidneys it cannot. be too highly recom-
mended. " Electric Bitters regulate the
digslitlv‘o functions, purify the blood
'a‘nd'lmpart' renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak ilnd debilitated of both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at F. 111.
Baxter's-drug store. We. ’3
evening, and it is believed that they, of a man, not yet identified, was
were all committed by the same por-' yesterday molning, beside the
An ice box on the of the New York. New Haven
rear porch of the William Potter res11‘ Hartford Railr,ond ncut the Ens
deuce in South Main sgcet was rifled. vcn station.
will 1‘have an opportunity to erac VV
—-Never can tell when you‘ll most ”
lr.. l‘assalc; E. R. Mack, (‘hurles 121(thL
George ll. Kremciberg New York; W, ‘
‘..C Goray, New '
131,.
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it:
"it astonishing, marked
know Ifiuumorlty i? in“ ,
s ‘ 1v (this r 11111
on,“‘ 1111 ladlemare 1111“th
lliuu critter adverb-email- lull
class some one of the
called Beauty Crelimo, 110mm“ 11
hot. not knowing‘ of mum.
mostly contain oily, or
stances that 0 00
and are for tllwromn will”
{1311111. 1111.111 .yl grail! 119111.
rea tmoat o lmples, '
Biotches and 1111 eruptions of
are as follows and has luv
ed 11 ryy s'uccesstul. , Wash...”
cars 11' every nisht fil‘lrl” , .
wit th warm water, and a le 11
tied tip in a small Hoioth bag, “Mi ~
drying Well, use they folio ‘
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treatment, you wil soon have
and Brilliant Complexion. "
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KILLED BY TRAIN IN NEW HA .1
———.._.
Body of Unknown Man Found
Book Broken.
NEW HAVEN, Juno 25,—1‘11
His back was bro
and it lss npposed that lie was all.
hit or felt fromta train some 11
during the night. He was apps
30 years old. '
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me, sores or any itching. of ill
Dean's Ointment gives instant
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