VT
unlock Quiltfl. humanism
111;; 11.11
dre ‘ d,
is visiting in9 South Norwaik
Mrs. 'J' ‘W Rt'ildwell has bmlglIlt A
pretty home in South Norwalk. . ‘1
0. J. Clark, of Norwalk, "was 'In New
York city. yesterday on business. a:
Mrs. Edward Cunningham. of Lowe
street, is making a visit in Philadel
phia.
Mr. an Mrs. Matthew Kindllilen or
South N walk are the proud parents
of a daughter
Mr. and s. Olin a You as. cf
trillion an, hava bedh'e'll 'll'te'rttiii'r'l'rl‘t
Miss Elsie Kennison, of Norwich
George L Woodward. teller o
National Bank of Norwallt. star
marrow on a two weeks’ vacation.
Miss Katherine Keith. of Brooklyn.
New York, is"the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Cole. of Railroad ave-
lllle.
The monthly business meetlpg of the
ischoda Club will he held tomorrow
evening at the club house south of the
Washington street bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N Hatch wan Mrs.
Anna Jeasup Harris, of Bridgewater.
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Hotchkiss, Q Norwaik.
F E. Lockwood & Company, of Nor-
walk delivered a line 1900 model I 60
horse power Locomobile yesterday to
Carlton E. Sweet, in Norwalk. '
Miss Julianna Murphy, of East ave-
nus, has just returned from a three
weeks' vacation, spent at Nor-Wish
New London and Watch Hill R. I
Stephen Morris. who was injured by
falling through a skylight in the
Swsrtz & Corbett block, has resumed
hip duties with the 01d Well Cigar
the
Excellent values is Msrs'eill s and .
Company.
Circle, No 253 will hold their regu-
Chain Hall. All\members are reqnest-
ed to be present.
Rev. Arthur J Smith DD., pastor
cation. will preach in the Methodist
church, in Norwalk. next Sunday.
Postal cards received today from
' To HOLD
A DA
, the medicines du'l'ffiistered Ilnult be
compounded
No tithe kind is efficient.
11111.1 is 110 11
Our stock has no time to siagnate. "
There's so dead drugs on our shelves. ,
IN
to,
CHICK
BA“
199m the p
Punés'r nsues.
here.
PRIICMPTIONO
are prepared from the freshest and .
most reliable . .
Proprietary Medicih‘es Iis .
001- line of
cornpiete.
Edw W Kelley, Jr.
PRDDDIST.
I NOBLE? M IINIuIBITRFET. .
‘9‘ LI
stills Ruth Hawkins, o": southpaw.
is visiting friends in Norwalk.
11119916 00119911
united American Mechanics. will h'oldl
No.
4, Order
a meeting tomorrow evening.
Dr. Jerome D. Wirt and family, of
issues place, pitched camp yesterday
at Compo ‘Bescll. f0r several days:
John McPeak has again opened the
meat market in Chestnut street South
Norwaik lately conducted by George
Ceist.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, of’Bridgeportq
has been spending a few days with'
Mrs. William E. Fitch, North Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry G Davis. they
bride and groom. returned last even-
ing from their wedding trip and are
now residing in Norwalk.
Miss Mary McCarthy. of Brooklyn. is.
enjoying a vacation in South Norwalk.
ahd is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cor-
nelius A. McNamara, of Reed street.
A delegation of about twenty~tive
The members of Star of Columbia girls came up from New Yortk
day afternoon and were taken to the
. lar meeting this evening in Mystic Struwbery Hill home, for an outing.
Dr. Wright B. Bean who rendered
, medical aid in the Rockville tragedy.
as told in yesterday's despatch to The
of the Methodist Episcopal church, Sentinel. was until recently located in
who is absant from Danbury 011 his 111- South Norwulk.
Misses Catherine, and Margaret
Murphy, of
lClaven, Julie. M. Mc'Ginn and Marty
be. Boston store,
are
Luther M. Wright state that he is en- spending a two weeks' vacation at At-
joying life at Bellows Falls, Vt., and iantic City, N. J.
has‘already gained eight pounds in
the two weeks he has been there.
Wfllianl L. Gear, of the South Nor-
w‘a'llr‘ 1319120“ of Ad'shrs Express Corn-;
Fans“! expects to go to ew York short.
to go on the tug W lliam McGuire,
of the Shamrock Towing Company.
Contractor Daniel F Toomey, who is
building a new lighthouse in the south
is making a short stay in this place.
The government‘ intends to place a
small new light in Huntington Bay
‘H'arris & Cans Company have an in-
terssting notice in their advertising
spade today. Now is the time to lay
in your winter' a coal, and they are of-
ferh‘ you Lehigb coal of the highest
grade.
The new dwelling house of Robert
L. Brothelton, the carriage and sign
painter which has been under corr-
struction just off Newtown avenue for
some time. is fast nearing completion.
The carpenters are 'now engaged on
the inside trim and woodWork and
pointers will start in after- them and
imply the brush.
”Dr. Dick’s cures Malaria.
All order from the once of theE
jutant general announces the ap-l
'pointment of Colonel Norton 11 Batch.
kiss Major Joseph T. Townsend and
MajorsWillism M. Stark, as a board to‘
examine Dr. Rayuham Townsend of
New Haven, for ensign and assistant
surgeon in the naval militia. The
board will meet at. 9: 30 a. 111., Thurs
day, at be state armory, New Haven.
The corner stone for the new audi-
torium of New uddn Lodge of Elks
will be id on gust 12 The corner
stone ’w’n he laid by Di'strlct Deputy
rand Exalted Ruler Richard P.
eeman. Jr., who is the highest Fllk
,ill‘ the state. A parchment bearing
ifdc’similies of the signatures of all
embers‘of the lodge who subscribe
or it. and‘ pictures of the present oili-
pet's of the lodge and members of the
Ibuilding committee will be enclosed in
I. chamber under 'flle stone.
he Mr and I,‘lIdrs Rée'd» :3. Htavjland set
iif ew orlt. ues y for Eu-.
mum like teaxl‘llfifll 'Cl‘oivn Prince-
10 ol‘th Ce h'n Lloyd line.‘
They trifle go to Paris and will join
Carl Harstrom They will then
make a toll of the continent and will
'Yil'ril halite some time in ‘Septstltber.
firs. Harstrqm will remain in Paris
hr 11 short we, and will the a go to
. Mommy“ lifr diggltter, Miss Har-
i‘ trom. who wil stu y there. Mrs.
' _, Jr., is 111m sauna 'ftir 11'.
imdfif‘ safaris with Mrs
mmm‘ ”. Mahalan [111110er : ."l
AI."-
9
y Douglas
purchases.
adv.
walk, has
few weeks
special case
Mafia-fl:
69131589”
ooklyn and Henry
w York alho accompanied the Nash
cruising party, whose return was men-
tioned in these columns. yesterday, and
George 8. North accompanied
cruisers as far as New London. .
A. J. Collins- 0: Co. call your atten:
tion In today's Issue to their 'August,
furniture sale, which means a saving.
of twenty to thirty per cent. on your
They invite you to inspect
the quality of their lines dad a jour
ney to their store will repay you. See
purchased
5
for her. .
e‘atwo
Fraternal Order of Eagles of Nor-
walk held a regular meeting, last eve-
n‘ing at its quarters in Wall street;
Nothing of importance was fbrod‘gh‘t‘
before the session.
A party "compelled of Michael J.
Riordan. Edward E. Gorham and Louis
Verley set out this morning for Lake
Waccabuc in Mr. Ricrdan’s automobile,
to enjoy a day‘s ii‘shlng trip.
George A. Smith of Arlington. New
Jersey, has resigned his position as
chauffeur for Mr Denhnuiuer, of the
“Blue Mountain Farm," and has re-
turned to his home. where another _
similar position awaits him.
Nash, Harold Nash. of
of ‘
Schautfler,
Emory J. Lehotsky, of South N09 .
a promising .
tltre'e yearold trotting mare train '
Meyer. of Georgetown.
mare is yet unbroken to harness and
Mr [photsky expects to acquaint her
with this sort of work during the new
The youl'l'g‘
Miss Kittie Williams, of the Sy'ar‘eE'm
Hospital Mount Vernon. who has 89009
spending a 'few dilys’ vacation with her
parents. Mr. sndddrs. Charles M. Wil-
llama. of Merwiu~ street, was suddenly
recalled to the‘hdiipitsl last night. upon
the receipt of a telegram announcing h“
Flo d T Roscoe and Mr. and Mail.
Charles ‘Ké‘e‘ler. of No‘ru’r‘s’lk left town,
this morning. and will attend the'
'Plain'vflle 'csrnp’ meetings. and will
then mass a 11th tour.
Keeley expect to return to Nbrwalk in.
about five days. but
mass 16 tall
through southern New England.
William 1311.11.01 Center avenue, ‘eii-i
joys launching 'full‘y .but recently when
out for a hail Tie bud his .thoughts
vsomewhat dumps}; ced. The party stop-
Mr. and Mrs.
M.r Ruscoe in-
tour .
weeks
C'ole s float for gaso
e manner which Mr.
plain be all p.ped and ‘ .
ll‘ in the br 11y dee' ..
He (answered out drenched to the sk nI' ‘ '
and thoroughly disgusted. . "L'
L'\
No other 1'
.f
yester- .
the. - -
:51
y I
mamas. new:
on authority' 1111 Disease of the
€11 “humanism
varia’b l'y'pM ~
ash th 9'
sirery night before retir $930
water and a little eatm ,
nun cloth hag, then at r‘
use” the following 'inil'x-
To” etly harmless
banned at any
91.11.3311. ”'31; oz, Ether l.
t as highland morn
in'g t to rilmuin duh th e
'Itlan minutes then the
blow be wipdd 'tiff. D0
face for some little time
is 11‘ ;t
0t {:31 The
tag. By fo‘flo'w'ili'g this simple
Mil. you vnr soon haves clear
Brilliall't Complexion. "
g'N's ’6.-—Tile bri-
tell" has been in
mama rifle range "99
Twen‘n
0W9!
fog on ’dgm added yesterday.
Wis men in the .C. N. G became el-
9 by the scores they made to make
the state team of 16 men that will go
to the national match at Camp Perry.
0.. on August 24. The state board of
' rifle practice will pick the members of
the team later.
sin the company team match for a
silver trophy the Grays won, beating
the teams from the Blues and the First
Separate company. The, Blues have
won the cup twice and this is the
first leg that the Grays have got on it.
SHE LIKES GOOD 1'. INGS.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of est Frank-
lin, Maine. says: “I like good things
and have adopted Dr. King‘ a New Life
Pills 1111an family laxative medicine.
because ha are good and do their
work without making a fuss abtut it."
These painless purifiers sold at F. H
Baxter's drug store. 26c. “
..—.—..——a- —
EXTENSION TABLES.
823.00, reduced to $18.00
$21.00. reduced to 810.50
918.00, reduced to 614.00
”316.00, reduced to $12.60
813.60. reduced to $11.00
612.00. reduced to I 9.00
810.00, reduced _to 3 7.50
8 9.00, reduced to 8 7.00
8 8.00.. reduced to 0 6.00
S 0.60, reduced to 0 5.00
6 6.60. reduced to I 4.00
SIDEBOARDS.
936.00, reduced to $29.03
it is so easy to give figur
1218 North Mala Street.
is MODERA
for a year’s schooling.
scorn NORWALK.
s
r
i12.5 ”3:0“
and 32061.6“ Walsts . .
$1. 26 and 81. 60 Waists ...........
C. B. Net Corsets, all sizes ..
Net Lisle Gloves. “Kayser” make
Width No 160 Ribbon, extra good
duality
no
.... .e..........
«I menthol-611.. ' '
MRI
1' '. \
.
less favored _ .
' You take so Ehance's when your
= tailoring is done by Koppel -"
'_ We shall be pleased to show you
’ o'u'r gentle and offer suggestions.
TILED .‘S. KOPPEL
-..1sssulmuo ramps.
at Ilia min
1%
Tile Refined Ap
TraperIyDressed an
91191109 hat lotions rude-
“ll ”’1
eofTIU
Ids respect and ad-
alerts 81:;
,ness all es gs
Uharhdd deli:
mits lfil'n ‘t'o 'pls'c'
brother.
that are denied 1110‘
my ’Nerwsik.
sndii’r Wins a $9003?
for.
Many young people earn enough“ the
Molineo Js'
.Dinnan. Error.
..3
”I'M
BUG“.
Ililodsrlck H.8rethn119r vs. Psiilin'e' ~ '-
Sc orer et 01..
Con necticut Breweries Co. vs. Re'rn'
nerd nW. Murphy.
reversed and
Two”
we
'9
ew trial 0
O‘Neill, trustee. vs
110.91”. No error. 1 .;
lie IIOIarIkII vs. Star up Hope lodge;
Francis Dennis appeal from are;
bate. No error.
Mic'hael Dunn, 0t 11]., vs. 'Msrg'ltret'
Grant, et si. No error.
Ennis N. Searies vs Edward SI
0900 er, all No error.
, 0911. Use this mix ”9' '
0’99“ its ipdssiliio E“ “A hie Alderman vs. City of New
I
No error.
,. Allis Alderman vs. City of Nov;-
No error.
No error.
Error ,
0 ETl‘Ol‘.
..B 9 (liter,
more. Noam”
ms 16mm. 0.. u‘. w.. of on"
ill: vn grand lodge. A. 0.11 .
assaot'lusal‘ts. Error; judgment:
set aside and cause remanded with
direction to overrule dem'urrer t0
complaint and proceed with‘ care ac
cording to law.
0!
John
. UW
Lew et ux. vs.
Bray. No error 1
Elisa B. Foot vs. Chester A. Brown
.et al‘.
No error.
Charles H. Nichols vs. City Of An
Appli
missed.
wliives. ecesma. itch or salt rheum‘
sets you crasy. Can't bear the touch.
of your clothing. Doau’ s Ointment cur-
es the most obstinate' cases. Why suf-
A‘l drusgists sell it. ,
sonla. No error.
Hubiey Mfg. and Supply (90 vs.
Charles W lves. Error;
reversed and cause remanded with
Instructions to overrule demurrer
cattery of F. N. Doland dis
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
This is the hpeaing gun of our annual AUOUI'Tt FU‘RNITUR'E SALE,
which means a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent. Ii‘he earlier you come the
better and broader the choosing. Here' are some of today's offerings:
$32. 60 reduced to 828.00
830.00, reduced to $24.00
828.00. reduced to $20.00
826.00, reduced to $22.60
926.00, reduced to $21.00
323.50. reduced to "0.50
821.00, reduced to $16.00
BUFFETS.
835.00. reduced to $31.00
832.60.1‘cduced to 828.00
380. 00, reduced to 024.60
828 00. mama to 322. so
825. 00, reduced to 021.50
and so hard to show quality in print, that it
must sudlce to any, you'll had values to repay a journey through our store.
A. J. COLLINS 81 C0...
Funeral Directors and Embslmers,
South Norwsik, Conn
'THE COST or "ATTENDING '
MERRILL COLLEGE
sranroao.
Low Prices
011 these items “should interest you. and impel you to buy While nesortments
Fine Lawn Jumper Dresses .31. 75 Childre
”If 76 Childre
0
s
3 year. out to more than pay
Text Books for the entire course furnished FREE.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
pear cIHs‘s‘r‘sn.
us IRdmpers. sixes 2 ‘to 6,
D's...
black lisle, also tan. white and
”ANNE 1111:1211
NRRyan
Co. $11,105.. J, ‘
Vii,
iudxmsnt
cause remanded fort.
”Comm to law .
steLN'owmawlwd' appeal fron‘i'
bdrm» '0 Root. administ'rator, vs?-
inN. 1.1191 . .
appeal from
Thomas M.
judgment
11;. 26c Parasols 15':
sec 2611110 to:
.451: Childrens' 269 Stockings. piliin ~
ri'Ifll
revives ii“
-
“iii
Ii
C
4 ' ,.
DOG DA'Y HUMIDITY.
Yesterday Wss'One of Oppresaivenen
and Host.
Yesterday was one of the most un-
comfortable days of the summer.
There have been days when the tem-
persture was higher but a combinatioh
ofheat and ll'umidlty made themselves
more uncomfortable than much higher.
temperatures would have done.
The. thermometers marked about
ninety degrees of heat at half past
one yesterday afternoon, but a little
while later a bank of thunderheads
sprang up in the north and west and
brought with them a cooling breeze
that sent the mercury droppi g a few
degrees and gave welcome at from
the conditions that had prevailed.
. Take Kodol whenever ypu feel that
you need it That is the only time you
need to talre K0110]. Just when you
, need it; then you will not be troubled
with sour stomach. belching. g'asm on
the stomach. etc. Sold by The Clif-
Iii
\Alin A) «1.... LA
ANNUAL PlCNlC
OF THE
. East Avenue M. E. Sunday School
TO BRONX PARK,
WWednesdsy ‘ Augean «1911‘s
. sooLre. so genre
sundries. «91h rMive _. ’40 chars
Train havens No'r'waik 9. ill a. nr.
Returning leaves Mt. vernon 6: 58 p. m.
Parents must be responsible for
their children. y, '
exooas‘lous '1‘0 il'unrme‘rou
’lluo 1191’.st 911919.
‘011 Mid Aft'tf‘ MONDAY. June 22,19“.
. The N09! 1199 6019111inle I
Steamer Huntington I
CA'PT. WILLIAM '0 YOUNG,
< ' ' W11 99“" Hows: 1.
LEAVE HU iNGTO for Nofivalk
Mondays and Fridays tit 6: 46 a.’
m. and 2:16 p m
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at 8:46 a.
m. and 6:16 p.111.
. EXCURSION TICKETS, 501:: SINGLE
‘ FARE 40¢.
’ Children, 6 to 12 years, Eitcarcton. sségI
Sill FareJlio
LLEY GROVE Mon-
dAIy's in Isiklihl
. Will stop at
“ days and
Regulars of Voters
NOTICE
ce, per palr. .. . . . .. as The legal voters of the Second 1; -
and 609 thefts" .. . . 10: his Distric 0919. Town of. Norwa
,, am. here!) y 9119 last the vflegiltrars
" :of Voters of ‘ » Voting Iii
our 0.015111 Willie Cmyssfihoes' 1s gettiaIg,hI11t the few
sure vely with worth your no ‘
They are New, solicit-overs. . Dealt to
af'rs'ld to
.i’ilo‘ile M.
.311; ..s 011mm “mgr .. ‘ " '1'
trict of the Town of Norwafil will be
is new the Town 'oasn roars.
Havllaund street. on Fridays, August 7
st 14.12 to 9 p ‘01... ‘for
a.“
e of pilp'liéstions
11 add enamels.“ And primary
registration.
A‘R’D'lil,~ DOULENS,
EL LKEOGH
Registrars '5: 619m of the Seco'hd
Vdflng District of the Town of
Not‘waik.
South Norwslk, July 28,1908.
. . . , , 1281111 1:
WSA‘NS at Voters
' ‘f‘dttlsic hyWileclerfi ' - '
«... Cdpiieli’s we“ 91ng
1101190 11111 users son will saves a. 19.11.
CHILDREN‘S mm, mam
TICKETS can be procured at 'l'feily’s Drug Store, North Main St:
trsl Hotel, Monroe 81.; Victoria Hdte'i stallions Ade and 110m. at.
TAKE NOTICE—Special train leaves South Norwalk depot 8: 16 a.
Boat leaves Wilson' 9 Point 9 11.111. sharp
will COMMITTEE—layer E. J. Tapper, W (5:1?me
'92
“$09 is voters of the. OT rd Vet.-
.d“ any.
o'r'w'sfk,
“thereby "instilled that tile as
. 10f ,otors'of site said satin chariot of
a gown of Norwalk wil be in ses-
* sion at tile tbre' of K. E. Cortisol, 10
First street. t Nor-milk, 0'11 Fridays,
August 'I and August 14. from 12 to 9
p. m.. for the purpose of receiving ap-
-, «awn. for caucus and primary
registr . ’II I
119119911...
91 Nlnwalk."
' .IIIIIIIet'i'l':
to your g
site thi! smilest 91111:.th take it
91091 is ull'bliiltell.
i.
. at a ”needle price.
ford IPhnrnlacy and The Bridge PbIIur-‘
,July 29. 11538. 0 ,13
s
2 i
.. Alum: beaomore uncertainty 111 buy
5 can get them in nested doses at s oxen-—
from the best i f
699%}. mg hmumd
HOMO! TAFT ATTACKS THE.
COUNTRY VOTERS.
Bays if Politicians stole the Capitol,
The Would Keep on Plowing.
WA BURY. August 0.-——“Brot.ller
Blll'”s youngest brother, Horace D.
i’l‘aft, has stirred the country voters
by a red hot attack just published
here. Brother Horace, who is muster
lot a school here, ended his gun fire
thus:
3 “if a crowd of rascals should match
to Hartford, and soul] the Whole capi-
tol building, half of these Celluecti'cut
backwoods towns would not know.
anything about it, and it they did.'
they would keep right on plowing, just
the same. "
While amazed at. llorace's warm
tgut, politicians feel that n can hardly
seriously hurt Brother Bill. though!
there are communities "in utohheld
County where lack of proper 10y ty
to the Taft family has aroused lor-
uces ire.
.
DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers, safe.
easy. pleasant. sure. li tie liver pills.
,Sold by The Clifford harmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
TRAFFIC ”I'lL’ocxsn.
Ono Freight Car Makes Trouble At
Collier-d. .
Four cars of a freight rain.
switching at the station in Gull
last night, went off the track, delaying
all trains for four hours Edward
Mondou, of Newdfa‘ven, fireman (if the'
freight was. caught in the wreckage.
and his right arm was crushed. The
Bar Harbor express was sent around
by way of Hartford and Wtilimantlc.
The Washington express from Ill-los-
ton due in South N‘m'wmk It 1..
did not go through until 6: 50 this
morning.
0A,.
M0.
3 9 ~ -. ...: u . -.
cor‘rou mule ON FULL TIME.
NEW ORLEANS. August 0.-~Com
mencng next Monday. the issue Magn-
nis cotton mills, of New. Orleans, will
be run on six day a week time in ad
of three, as heretofore. While the
number of. uork days will be doubled.
there will be a twenty per cent. cut in
the wages of the employee. ' It was
announced yesterday that 'unless the
employee agreed to a general not in
their Wages it would be necessary to
shut down- altogether A large major-
ity of the l. 700 employee fled to con-
it
ile
TORIA.‘
hillttiffliislim W
' a wager, Fred
first nine holes in better than 46. ..z
‘- Salve to be the
» Poland, Maine.
t'iniIleI work.
«.11 . _ .2
4
s
it
i
sl'l
. .
-.
Dr. 6‘63 Rogers
Stamford Lodfifl‘io 999, B. P. O
_:m . . .' I ;"
Wilson‘s’ihilt ' ' "
i
l
5.4
”asg‘Qi‘AA
'-'the Best
and sent
MURDER THEORY IS EXPLAINE'D.
4* Coroner Says Ha'rtford Man Died he
Result of Fall.
HARTFORD August 6.——John Bar-
on of 38 Potter street, died here yes-
terday from a fracture at the base of
the skull, and it was at first thought
that he had been assaulted, and “for
men were detained, pending the coro-
ner ‘sinvestigation. After an examin-
ation made yesterday afternoo Chia-
ner J, G. calhoun gays his “116916
the effect that Sarna's injuriesal‘s
the result of a fall down stairs a?
ordered thevl‘elease of the men.
as leaves a widow and four children.
L'——L——_——'-——
Dertt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
vi‘ill promptly relieve all Kidney and
Bladder disorders. Sold and recom-
manned by The Gifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
o'NL‘ldHT a'OLF PLAYING.
iAGO. Au ust 0.—As a result.“
c-,Leod prefesiidilal
golfer of the Onwentsia Country ,Ciilb,
at lake Forest, last night 111509 e
eighteen hole course in 83 .,
'aided only by the dial “Slit of
moon. He mad e the dist nilié ..
in 38 and was going at a that.
until the 14th hole was reached.
rest of the course was finished fn' , ,1‘
dark McLeod used iron clubs throttall .1
out. He laid nearly all the
es dead and did "not lose 11. ha
wager was that he could not melt
, FO'R SORE FEET. a}.
“l have found Bucklen's Afflica
sore feet, as We as for healing
sores cuts and all manner of ,
sions,” writes Mr. W. Stone. of 3
It is tllc proper
too for piles. Try ii! Sold under
antce at F H. Baxtel' 8 drug
25c.
To ATTEND SENATOR AL’LIs
, FUNERAL.
CHICAGO. August 6.—-—Covern
hert B Cummins of lawn who - ,
guest of his brother, 8. A. Cum
at We Forest. left last n'fgh‘i’; for
Moises, from where he will go to 1 . .
house to attend the funeral of the
Senator Allison tomorrow. The .
ernor will have "it co'nfe’i‘é'nce In r“,
Moines today with his political .
ers. at which time his course w
gard to the se'na'tol‘ship car he
cussed.
Conner. 1A:
pom Medal Flour is cheapest-J}
too—more loaves to the Isaak.
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Broiler thing to use 201' "f;
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