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' to his home .n West street after hav-
ing spent a portion of his vacation at ,

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Miss Susan Igoyrnour', of West street,
Is enle‘rtdihing Miss Bertha Beard of
Bethel j

 

——Caps, Caps. O’Brien.

 

Miss Flora Kelley. Iot’ West IrrvenneI

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both. N.

I Mr. and an; James it. Flynn. 01' "8
Franklin avenue: are Ientertaining

Marshall and Everett Pegs, or BIrIidgei
port

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-—Sept. New Idea‘ Fashions now

ready. M. S. Smith & Co.
3......—
Palcstlne Castle; Ancient Order

Knights of the. Mystic Chitin, will hold
a regular meeting next Monday eve
niug

 

Misses Margaret l. Clavln and Julia
B. McGinn, of South Norwalk, are at.
Atlantic City. New Jersey, for two
weeks.

-~Dr_. Dick's cures Malaria.

 

Miss Mabel and Master Sherman
Ferris. of Brooklyn. unwvisitingwith

' their aunt, Mrs. James H. Wiimot, ot’ '

Elizabeth street.

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Rev. B. B..CaiptI111erhds r'cturned

Waverly, N. Y. ..

 

——Umbrelhis & Yacht Caps. O'Brien.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William ii. Hoyt and
grandson Albert Lockwood, of ’lrln-

 

ity Place. are spending a month with ..

friends in Danbury.

Victor Dana of the local office of

the. Crofut and Knapp Company is as l
sistlng in the New York office of that .

firm for a few days

 

 

A regular meeting of the, Natlonali

Assotiation of Stationary Engineers‘
will be held next Monday evening in
Central Labor Lyceum.

M

"Special“ attraction
Sale in Kitchen Dt p
tunlty. ..Smith

4} Closing Out
Great oppor
:I’Co

Tht.I butting post at the east end of
the. west—bound railroad station was
put out of corrrnzissiqn today. lry a train
backing heavily against It.

Miss Marie I—Ioey. of 14 Bank street.
Danbnry, is spending a two weeks" vn~
cation with her cousin, Miss Mamie
Mot’fltt, in South Norwal‘k.

 

Charles Thieme. of South Norwaik
employed in Stamford as a cigarrnaker.
is .to become a Benedict early next

.' month. The bride-lobe in Miss CarI

rie Voigt, a New York young lady.

 

—Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.

 

The fourth annual ball and recep-
rtlon given by the New Canaan Colored
Coachni'en-‘s‘ Club will be held at the
town assembly hall Notwwalk on Labor
Day evening, Monday, September 7.

 

Brookfleld is now without 11 resident

I physician Dr. Sedgwick having movodI

from that town to New York state
and Danbury physicians are called up
on frequently to drive to Brboktield.
. There were eleven sales of real es-
"tatre in‘ The Norwalks last week, with
mortgages recorded of 513,375. This
is againatcighteen sales during the
first week in August. 1907, and mort-
gages of 333,475. ‘

 

HarryI St. Ormond has succeeded
Edward Bedeli as night haggagemaster
at the South Norwalk railroad stations,
and Frank Mayhsw, of the switching
crew in the freight yard, has been sub

stltuting in Mr. Ist. Ormond's place.

 

—-Closing Out Sale of Wash Goods

ligaments. consisting of GInghamsI
Lmns" Prints, White éoods. e'ItI‘cI MI
SI." 'SmitthdrrOo ,

 

............

meal marketmen have received no-
tine of a mass' meeting of marltetmen
(if the state to be held in New Haven
next. mantra”. The pufDOSe of the
meeting is announced in the call to be
"a desire to discuss the. live issues of
etrade. to protect ourselves as re-
alters of revisions to resist the en«
croachme of the large western beet

houses .nrdz temper the exhorbitum

prices no adult I! to discuss the
roilitlnmro thd taii to our industry."
The present. :ru tions of the retailer
and the western beef wholesalers are
said to 'be without precedent. It is
expected that a number of the local

WWWrW thermaeuns:

Ibeerr away on business for

l Walk,

, agc.Iwhowp'ehiilri are bolugvsuadc. 1

’i
To Iii-rode ~3H ECK
A DANGEROUS OABE
the medicines adinlnlsilorcd must be
compounded from the
punEii'i' cause.
No other kind is- efficient. No other
kind is sold here. . .
our stock has up time. to. Marinate.
'l‘lrere'sI no dong drugs on our shelves.
‘ ‘ ens cinemas
are prepared from the, freshest and
most .i'cllablc.goods.
Our line of IZrIoprietIary Medicines is
cotnplete.‘ '

Edw W Kelley, Jr.

ER'UIGGIETT -

’ Iil ’INIOIIRTHl MAIN' OTHEET.
'TEL. ESE—32"

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

STAMFORD. CONN.
‘A Day and winding School
Tar’ Boy:
l‘horongh preparation for Col-
lege. Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individual atten-
‘ tion to each boy. An excellent
department for younger boys.
For catalogue address
until 1:. scum. lino-rm

 

 

will be held' this evening at The Knob.

 

There will be dancing, as usual, till}
evening, at the Norwnlk ‘Country Club.

Robert G. Hanformd of Nor \hllk, has
several
days

 

Walter Russell 11111] John integer. of
Brooklyn. are spending part of their
vacation at the Norwulk Hotel.

The All American baseball team. oi
Norwulk. will go to Greenwich, Not
this afternoon and play th turn
of that nine.

. “m

There are many entries for this of
toi'rroon‘s aquatic sports at The KndIb.
There are 11 dozen cups for the. suc
cessful contestants.

 

Cockcnoc Tribe baseball team wil'.
try their luck ngaust the Nutmeg team
of Norwalk. this afternoon, at the
Keenan grounds. in Wlurripnuk.

 

Mrs. Perkins who has been vlsltlan
at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Dun-
lap, of Hillside. Norwrilk. for court
time. returned yesterday to her home
in Morris Park. N. J.

 

The West End baseball learn. oi
Norawlk will go to Ritigeefiltl this at
ternooii. and play the Rldgcflelds. andI
it is expected 11 warm contest will bt
'witnessed between the teams.

 

Trinity Church Sunday school wll
hold its annual icntc at Steeplechase
Pfirk on next 'I‘ ursdny. The trolley
cars will start from the switch on
Railroad avenue at 8: 30 a m prampt-I
.l! .

ank' Grindrod of Willie Ii Sol
ieck's store has received his bicycle
from the factory, where he has had
new forks poi. in, be having broken tht
wheel at 11. fall which he received some
time ago.

 

George S Raymond and Edward Cl
Newman returned yesterday from
spending a few days in New York. Mr
Newman will return to his duties with
the Concord Electric Company Con-i
corn. N. IL. Monday.

 

 

Louis Sheldon. ‘of Woodward are

. “”1933“

I
'l‘he'rcgular Saturday night dance "

.man who pitched for INorwaik

offering you a saving of from 201' to
our line of Dressers and Chiffonicresi

t r . :1 . DRE8$ER$. ; ,I Iri

12;.” Regular. Sale Price $22.50 1
QZQ. 00 RegulurI Sale Price 020.00
"Ill. [)0 Reprint. Sale Price “9.00 '

i calico Regular. sale Price 311.60..

820. 00 Regular, Bald Price 816. 00
Sill. 00 Regular, Sale Price $14. 50
:15. 00 Ro‘gttlar, Sale. Price :12. on
SW. 00 Rogularn Sale Price 0 9 15.".

pricen are always the» lowest. on our re

F than Directors
I2- 18 North Main Street,

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Second Week of Our August
. Furniture Sale

Below are a few (if oiiiI' offprirrgs:

We have not sacrificed. quality to seemingly low prices.
always drastit and our bargains the greatest.

'_ A J COLLINS 81 CO..

 

 

 

30 per. dent. from regular price on
in Oak. Mahogany anti Inn-'11“ Iilyo

\ 1

CHIFFONIERES.

835. 00 Regular, Sale Price. $29. 50
$30. 00 Regular Sale l’l‘ltll' $25. 00
32.110 Regular. Sale l’rlct‘. $21. so
$23 00 Regular, Sale, Price 819330
20. 00 Regular. Sale Price 815.00
18.00 Regular. Sale Price. 813. 50
$15.00 Regular. Sale. Price $1.50,
$2.00 Regular Sale P1 it o 3 9130'
S 8 50 Regular Sale Price Is 7.00 .

Our original
tiuctiorra when the time comes arc

and. Embaimers,
' South Norwalk. Conn.

 

:nol .:.
enrolling for the)

All borilrs free.

’0“ I‘I

STAM

souITH NIORWALK.

guuzlt llsle. We make this very low p1

is warm.
very small Icost.

y

l0 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

The. fowuiatioh int: emits a good salary is laid at

antihistamines COLLEGEI .

.iPimIIll the cornéIr siniie by . I?
‘ ' iconts.

 

'HOSIERY

Mlsscs' and Children's Good stockings, at 18: the pair.
any “good," they nra good even if you have to pay but little.
Ilr the lot are br.own inn. while and blrttk lute tat-forts, also plain black

to close out the. entire. stock of reallv Summer llosit-ry while the we allrcr
A pair of those Stockings will give coolest comfort. ttr a child at

.. E. Ryan 81 (10.,

.:.1-1:_ _....
. WOOOOWO

1:

beginning Sept. lst.I

Tuition reasonable.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.

FORD. PORT CHESTER.

And when we

ice on these curellcut 25c Stockings

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

:‘WMW IsiI'T’

The Pelican

lira queer bird. «ilig bill—111

We re. not. I’clit-uns.

We tannol afford to pin
next best thing to it.

No kit it about our bills.
Our low cut shoes are marked to the lowest point. .'

Flynn 8:7 Ryan, 9. w......... s...

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rd little. else.

but we are doing thri.
1'4.-ch

'Plionc 466.

I tlieiir away,

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IDIANBURY GETS SMI

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Hln Pitching for Norwalk M in. Is Good
Impression on Manager Moore. 1
(llanbury News Friday.)
Manager Moore, of the. ilanbury ball
team. completed arrangements this at-
tcrnoon with Smith. the New York
last

Saturday. to become. a member of the
Darthury nine. and the man is to join
the team tomorrow.

Smith has the reputation of being a
clever pitcher and there is‘ proof 0
his ability in his record of. last Sat
hrday. when he. allowed the Daubnry
batsmen only two bits in the comes.
with Norwalk. Wade will play right
field tomorrow.

Reidchn‘iau, who hlso playetlI with
Norwdlk last Saturdn5 but who this
Week has been playing with the Hart-
ford team of the State League, has
been engaged by the'Danbury man
agemeut. I

ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSlA.

'Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del. says: “i sufferer] for vc'urs with
dy spepsln. used to halve great distress
pnd belching I tried everything l
could hear of but nothing helped me
intil I took Brazilian Balm. rind one 60
Eleni bottle cured me. completely." ..
‘i' For sale by R. .H. Plalstod. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy

 

 

.1

 

nuo: John Gormley. of Wasningtor
street. and Thomas Hyde Jr of Man

The Norwnlks who accompanied thti

IterdIayI. . ’,-

IA‘.l
..1.

The; town board at M80116!“ yisitor-
will hold a regular monthly business
meeting. Tuei'iday evening. at ”RI
South Norwaik' count ll 'chnn't'liér Th:
boards high school committee: has
chosen John J. Hennessey. of Union
street. South Norwalk, for the. position
of janitor of the new lilghqsclioolI build
ing in West. pyonue , I,” r

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A large White steamer. automobile.’
which belongs in Danbury refused t
move Thursday evening when its ohm
or attempted to start from Comp
Hench. After several attempts wor
was telephoned to Perley Sturges, and
he had the machine towed to his git

 

:sAfisiih vW areas.

ettcs;'l‘ubacco

' cgratis ' " downturn

 
 
 

 

 
 

IJ ,d.‘
33“ $451.! .

a .

 

' Irma curabm

 

maelstrom: raisin he. '

w'l‘her kind a hold their shape an
Jock (Tél'fi‘igt'dt' furl side. i

.Nowhcctr else can you find such exl
colleges of quality in sultings.- and oui'
workmanship inI noted for its strengtz

r I’IYouwgot' I-theI li'e'ight ofistyls who
you .onder sour. clothing here. s:

.1130 813 XOPPEL,
10ng Raga?

 

f i

Stamford Elk's' on their excursion. IIyes g
3 3 Samuel M.‘ Clemons (Mark Twain).

 
 

GUESTS on name “yarn;

 

.Elstlngulshed Peoplp Enter-rained at!
Innocence at time. ., .

is entertaining many guests" at Ibis
splendid country home. Innocence at
Home in Redding. Todhv Mr and

Mrs. John B. Stanch'iield. of Elmira
N. Y.." Will"‘rli"f1’i‘é‘-ht‘~-Mr;‘ Clemens‘ to
remain over Sunday. Mr. Stanchfieiti
is prominehi in New York politics
With Mrs S anchfleid he is on 11 mo
torlng’ “iii to the White. Mountains,
and they.Wlii s in dedlng en route
to thanflhito ntaimeotlntry.

Among recent guests (if-3‘ Mr. Cletu-

ons have-hoe l,‘
toy and fluids Ifi‘dni‘oé f. e "Ne Burl Erik
bli.shers and Mr: and Mrs. I.S G.

u
{Whitmbré o'f Haitian] ‘
How 'i'd avo in PPENDICITIS.
Most: victims of appfiudlci as v are
those who are habitually. constl ted
Foley’s Orlno Laxative curest' ontc
conattaption by glitch? H1 he fit a1-
and bowels and' rest ‘er he nht
”hazard the lbofgflfi; 13" l
a 11 us 11 6101' r é
misuifgqahdn healthier 0111131113
fulemubatitutes.» The Clifford PhBI'I
inacy affli Thd‘ Bi'ldgc Pharmacy. ‘ ‘ “
QEORGETOWN STATION STARTED
A. R"‘ Mlilklfl‘I a‘nd Cornpany have
started the new station to be erected'
Ilifi WWW-Ia Millie N’. Y. N. .H. and
18.3.1!“ imailtwdre strains

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' FINDING THE WORLD'S RADIUM.

. limited ,auppiy available and its fabu

W93 01“}!ng

Probably no discovery of modern
science has been more romantic than
that of. radium. for while everything
else in this old world of ours will wear
away in the fullness of time. rndiurrr
goes 011 giving out. treat and light for-
ever; a perpetual light of Intense. bril-
liance. aperpclnul power plant or error-
mous strength. So writes 1'. Harry
Middleton in the Technical World Mag»
Mine.
1 A small fraction of hit ounce. prop-
erly employed. would provide. it good
light for several rooms and would nev
er require renewal. while a given quan-
tity of radium will melt its own weight
of ice every hour. Tire energy stored
up in one. gram of it would be sum
lent to raise five hundred tons weight
a mile high, and on this calculation an
ounce of it would suffice to drive 11 tif-
ty horae'pdwe‘r automobile round the.
entire globe at it pace of thirty miles
an -bou ‘

But uthe Iridti'si'l‘ihl application of rd
diam is restricted by the extremely

lens print! France. controls the. world is
market. and possesses the only whole
sale radium factory on earth. And
despité“th’e' 'fa’cf I'thnt no commercial

diam, the demand for the previous ele-
ment is enormous. Every scientist
in the world would his grain of- it for
laboratory purposes Patient research
era: everywhere are studying it and
applying it. Ito different substances in
tire—hope of discovering new oombina-I
tion

Outside ,the tortilla ofI- Paris. near the
old In}! cemetery. iyou will find tr
grommet unrelentiorrsshcdss These

Madame- Curie. where the crude ore
goes- throu its out ly- “tug“. of sonar-at
rich “and éré t'h'et‘c are man'y tons of
rare earths done up in stroke ready tori
treatment. .... ..

 

Mrs M. M Davison of No. 3'19 Gill
ford Ave. San Jose. Cal. sayzs "The
wOrtii of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. bllllousl
nesannd‘ mrpor of the liver and bowel
is so pronounced that I am prompts
to so, a woi'd in its favor, for the benel
tit o thoseI seeking relief from such
ami lions. There in more health for
the‘ ‘i'Iigestivc «Wat‘s ' 1 bottle of Elec1

.. MINER?" ihan’ in any other remedy
W. B. Mitt?" "d

Hyatt-11mg samous.
JWIXI'EMTfiIbIesIt evidence oi

11‘ store. We.

.

‘I I soon felt. better and when I had taken

States

duke 1111 other.

'(Ihrlsiiuu Advocate,

form the workshops of Monsieur and .

'I‘ “Sold iintier gudrnntee a: - ’ ‘ ‘

6

Friends and Nelfihbon Iin Booth Nor-
walk Will Show You How.

(M at the root. ‘of the tr.oul‘rle
it. itubbirig an aching back may relieve

lint it won‘t cure it.

You must reach the ioot of iio—lhc.
kidneys .

Donn 11 Kidney l’llls so light M II;
Reach the cant-re; relieve the pain.
The) cure too, so South Norwulk
people say. .
.lohrr l.lnquint, of 10 Raymond St.
South Nor walk Conn. says: “About
threei years ago i first norltaetl that my
kidneys Were not acting properly
'l‘hcrc..was. a heavy. dull path through
my lotus, and this would change to a
sharp twinge. ff 1 brought too much
strain on the muscles of my back. I
also had headaches .and many nttrwks
of dizziness. Tire kidney secretions
were very irregular in action and be-
came cloudy; if allowed to stand. Hear
lug good reports of Dunn's Kidney
l‘llls l was induced to try them and
got '11 box at l'luis'tetl‘s Drug Store.

the cuirfonts of three bdxvs tiiy buck
Icenseti to ache the ht: rather-1 anti diz-
zlntss were less frequent arid tlrc' lilti-
ricy secretions were normal. I have
often r't'comrrrendcti llorrn’s Kidney
Pills. asI l consider ”Kill a valuable
r'eurt dy."

For sale by all dealers. Price‘ 50
Foster-Iiiillrurn 00., Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United

Remember the ilztme——I)onn' swarrd

1
1.1!

LAW LANGUAGE.
The following clipping from the
while greatly cs
aggcr'ating the subject, yet contains
much truth:

“If I were It) give you an orange."
rillltl Judge lt‘oote, ot‘ 'I‘trptIku. to l). (i.
Mctlray, "I would simply say. 'I give
you this orange] but should the tran-
suction be inirusted to u ipwrer to put
in writing he would adopt this form:
‘l hereby give. grant and convey to
you all my interest. right. title and
advantage of and ill said orange to
gt-Itiier with its r'i.11d skin juice, pulp
arid iiiiL" find all right and atitanmgc
therein, with full power to bite. truth
or otherwise cut 1th same. or give
away with or without the rind. skirt,
juice. pulp or pits, anything hereirtbe
fore. or iii any other deed or deeds. in
strumcnta of any nature or kind what-
soever, to the contrary in nuywise not
withstanding.’ "—~-—Gt'cgg Writer.

 

DeWitl's Little Early Risers, safe.
c'lsy, pleasant srrr,c little liver pills
Sold by The t‘lifrorti Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy
lN THEI‘ HOTEL WRITING ROOM.

ITIio stern faced oltl gentleman, who
had been a school itllcill'l‘ in the 403.
selected a goose quill. deftly fashioned
i Into 11 pen and wr'ott.I his letter on
11 single shoot of paper.

’I’lr'en lie. sprinkled black sand ovre
the “filled page.

Their be folded the sheet in the rural
of a rectangle.

Aiter which he stated it with a rod
w'Iat‘tr and directed it.

"I like the old wm best,‘ he said. '
"i'mtl Its mighty little the steel trust
the l‘hiier trust and the mucliage
trust get out of me."

But he had to use something mod-
em. and with a iron 11 be affixed a Not
cent posing '0 stamp. -—Chicngo Tribune i

 

‘ WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody in Zunesville 0. knows
Mrs Mar Lee ofrtiral route 8. She
writes: “Iy husband. James Lee. firm-
1y believes he. owes his life to the use
of Dr. King‘s New Discovery. His
lungs were so iévercly affected that
consumption’ scented irrevltubie,’ when
6. friend recommended New Discovery
We tried it, and its use has restored.
him to perfect health." Dr. King's New
Discovery in the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs anti colds
it has no equal. The first dose gives'j
relief. Try it. Sold under guaranteeii
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. 50c andé.
$1 00. Trial bottle free. ”i

 

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Some. people point the finger of
scorn iust to show off their rings—4,
Dallas News.

 

.liketl.

 
 
 

 

. .NUBIC 0F TWENT’IY YEAR. AGO.

 

This Man Wu a Winch. puttm a».

membcmd HILOIU Trillium,

“Eycuso me. sir, i would Iike to ask
ion a question." remarked. 11 repay.
looking panhairdlér on Brandi!” lilo
other day to a prosperous looking was
who was walking with ail enroll
prosperous lookingt Icompunion. .

“What is it." asked the manic
whom the qutIstIlotinas addressed.

‘lltd you tired herir of Marcus 0rd-
way?"

“Ner3e1 ditty", driiiply (compiled the
well dressed. man as be started 10
wrrlk away.

“Just a minute, sir." said the p n-’
handler. .“l'd like to tt'il you someth us
about him. Marco's OrtiWny was a
musician 20 years ago He was also
11 society 1111111, well connected and well
He was easily the‘mcst popular
and most talented man in his circle of
f1:lcndr~:.(lorl gave him his talent for
music. but because he was the. posses
nor of inirtIr-Iltt d riches 3nd never knew
the. meaning of toll. be neglected his
talent and cultivated instead a taste
for liquor. .
soon snppcd his mentality. and grati-
ually he drank away his fortune. The
end left llllll n' more dissipated bulk
of the rrrun he had once bocn', first a
borrower fired a parasite and finally
a beggar. Today gentlemen, he stands
be fortI y-ou——btlloid the. iiiaiil'

As the beggar finished he made a.

gesture. with both of his hands. palms
outward.

The listener scrutinized the face. of
the beggar closely for a second as be
tllrrsbctlfgnve him a dime out of his
pocket. and phased on.

"I‘hut kind of charity is wasted."
succinctly remarked the man who had
r'el'raiutrl from giv.ing 't‘Ihr giver
looked back at the lit-.ggsr 'ihe lat-
ter' hurl stopped in front of a sec )Ild
brunt bookstall and was txanrining a
book. “1L

“Well.
war. " was the response
he's buying a book!'

”Lets go back and see what it is.‘

The two walked back 1.: whtre the
panhandler was still inland oii'readiiig
the hook litI had purchased.

'l‘ht _\ trept up behind him and look
I'd ov'ti his shoulder at the \tIllowcti
par: 5 it was a songbook. easily 20
years old. The out heritable man ran
his eyes along the list of titles which
the panhandler was rousing over. They
true all there, the old. forgotten by
Lililt‘ rirelodiesa‘ Bell Brandon. " “Wrap
Me ii p in My Tar paulin Jackal, " “The
Cottage b\ the Sort” “Up iii a Bai-
loon," “()lr. Come With ’I‘hy Flute.’
"t‘orne Where My Love Lies Dream-
irrg."—tlie light of reminiscence crept
into the eyes of the nncharltable mun.
lie too was thinking of the past con

his story was artistic.
"By io‘ve

jnrt ti up bi those haunting melodies of
Slowly he put his
band in his pocket. and drew forth a
Peeling off
the top Ono be quitkly slipped it into
the side pocket. of the beggar’s faded
coat and walked as quickly away.—

a forgotten y.outli

thick roll of banknotes.

New York Times.

 

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
makes oath that he

County, 85.
Frank J. Cheney
in senior partner of the. firm of II‘. .I.
(‘ltoney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo County and State. afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

for each and every case of Catnrrh that i

cannot be cured by the use of Hall‘s
Cutarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
ber,.A. D., 1880.

A. W GLEASON

(Sea 1) Notary Public.

Hull' 3 Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
for testimonials free.

, F .l. CHENEY &CO., Toledo.0

Sold .ii all Druggisfs. 75c!

'I’I‘oite link a Family .Pllls for; c'onsti-.
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WARMING HIM UP.

"My cd‘doa's cold." stormy an-

insidious alcoholic poisons -

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1 V
A NOTRE DAME LADY'B APPEAL.

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism, whether- rnuscular or of the
joints scinticu lumbagos backache.
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia.
initial .to' writo to her for a iloiua‘
treatment. which has repeatedly cured
dil'ot these tortures. She feels it her
duty to send it «to all sufferers FREE.
You ctiro yourself at home as tlrorur-
ands will _i.catify--no change of ('ll~
mate being necessary. This simple
discovery banisbes uric arid from the

‘ blood. loo-cal the stiffened joints, pur-

illeil'ilbe blood. and brightens the eyes
living elasticity and tone to the whole
system.
for. goof address MirtM
.Borc' Notre Dame. Ind.

.-«1 "....Lawm...t . .... .... -..

BIRDS AS THEY SLEEP“.

.Suuimors,

 

 

duaii Fprrn a Dance Circle
Head's, Facing Out.

The} nightcnp preparations of tho
chubby little quail nre yerv intkrtstlng
Each evening the covey for 111s in a new
place, and this s'IIlt-ttlon of the spot
entails serious efforts Bolrwhite. nov-
cr qulto lses IHt‘IIleIIilJIMH'c of the
mum dangers which make his life in a
wild state one great fear. A white
till-outed male with soft chicks calls

With All

for a few minutes they all huddle .lo-
gt'thol',
of tire. aviary a clear "Wirew-bdb-
white!" rings out, and off scurry thfi
whole band, this time perhaps to set-
tle for the night in the new placer—a
dense circle of lltle forms. heads all
facing out. just as in their native stub-
ble they rest facing in every dirtctlon.
so that at the first hint of danger from

and go booming OH in
sufoiy. I’ooi' llt'le follows that ' lid
life is strenuous indeerif We for
their race that every nest holds from
ten to eighteen eggs instead of three
or four.

The woodpeckers sir-op resting upon
I their tails. even the flickers invariably
following this custom although dururg
ihe tlav the flickers spend much
their time per-thing in passe riue mau-
ncr'. nrosswtse upon a twig. Small
birds. such as thrushes and warblers,
sleep usually .uporr ’sorne srirtrll‘mig,
with beads tucked llt‘lilntl wings in or-
thodox bird fashion. lrrrt they occasion-
ally vary this In a remarkable way by
tlinglng all night to the vt rtical wires
of their cages sleeping apparently as
soundly in this as in the astral position
of. rest A bluebird in a small cage slept
Ithurt about one or two nights out of
each peek. Any mplanution of this
voluntary and Widespread habit among
perching birds would be difficult. 'to
suggest ‘

The little hanging p:"ill:iltt' e is derive
their name from their trrsttnns of sleep-
lug always in a revtrsetl position. and
when distributed ovtr their roosting
tree they resemble some strange peli-
dant green fruit rather than sleeping
birds. -—0uting Magazine .

FOR SORE FEET.

“I have found Iluckleu's ArnicId.
Salve to be the proper thing to use to
sore feet. as well as for healing burn“,-
sores cuts and all manner of abra-
sions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East
Poland. Maine. it is the proper thing
too for piles. Try it! Sold under quar-
antse at F H. Baxter 8 drug storo.
25c.

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' MATCHES.

We throw thrift to the winds when
it comes to the. matchbox. Thé French
|afford us a shining example of econ-
only in this little detail of expense.

Their government ekes out its in-
come bv intinopolizing the salts of
matches and can therefore account for
the consumption down to the last
flicker. it. reports that the average

1906 was 1058 matches or 2.89 a day
for every man. woninn anti child in the
republic. This represents an annual
iexpendlture by everv individual in
.France of a little less than 'twénty-
ltwo cents for ignition matches;
which eighteen cents goes in to the na-
tional treasury

Such figures are enough to appal tli
rstoutest hearted American amok
lwho probably squanders an average of
'thrce matches on every pipefpl of to-

 

liiiounced the gruff old gentleman to his bacon and cigarette smokers would

fair waitress.
“Put your hat on ' she sweetly sug-
gestod —Hnrpor’ 3 Weekly.

think a famine had struck hard if
they were. reduced to. less than three
.1 matches a day. ~NewI York Sun -’

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Elites wast Claudia .a Few. inirtes.’ .
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