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IngSts‘am Blew Flames from
Firebox Qvor Them.
aN1sép119.—s w Kenyon.
or. and Robert Green, the
, 117 the Harlem'Rirer freight
In on the New York, New Haven
8 Hartford Railroad, were burned
9 latter seriously. today, when is
ping steam blew the flames from the
, rsbox u! the engine over them as the
11111, south-bound was approaching
803111-711 e111: of the city. Gréen’ 11‘
tubing was in flames when he was
then from the engine. He was rolled
Rhymes to smother them. Both
were brought to this city on a
r train and takén to the local
I88 XXI [Inner having his injuries at-
d to Kenyon 19th Green is still
tLIt Io st‘ ution, but is expected to
Kenyon lives in Springfield.
and‘ Green at West Springfield,
and. tier 3 vc1 ral hours a new en-
971111....1111111111 to the freight train
lid proceeded with it.
‘ 1:911
8TOP THAT COLD '
it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
in Balm is breaking up colds when-
: , or tried, almost without exception.
‘ €0,151; 606711111 31.00‘botles. The
llflord, Baxter‘s and Plaister’s. "
Educate White Glass
ruit Jars
., W ulcer, 'clean easier. pack
' " ethic tho Old. I'Iolhiquod Round
as.
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Crockery. 1111111111., Hon-starfish-
o.
WJWW’ China in Cups. Banners,
etc.
rhinos-111111111111
511.0098 may mixed Point. 31.15 per
White CurtainvPolsopwith fixtures.
" amndow Shades and Picture Frames
Hidi‘i to order.
" editing and Decorating
W’fli pm the 8. a H. Gran Trad
didn't”: 11111111111111...
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MERCHANTS.
DERBY, Sept. ilk—As a result 01‘
th11 action of a number of saloon keep-
ers, it was stated today, in taking 11
step somewhat in the nature of a boy-
cott against a number of citizens, who
signed a petition recently; asking that
the question of llcenm- or 1111 lit-11117111
be submitted to the voters 111111: in the
November election, the sentiment in-
vorln no license set-ms to be grow-
ing fi‘he petition was signed by about
thirty-tom persons some of them it
is said. men who had put their sign-.1
tures to applications for saloon licens
es last year. The object of the 111111-
tioners, it was explained was to h; we
the license westlon luought up for do
clsion by the people as it had not
been voted on fo1 about twenty
years.
Foley’s Orlno Laaxtive is a new
remedy, an improvement on the laxav
tives of former years, as it does not
gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to
take. It is guaranteed. The Clifford
Pharmacy and R; H. Plalstcd. "
Coal I07 the Winter
don't forget to call and examine our
stock. it is the highest grade and it
will not cost you any more
HARRIS BKGANS
COMPANY
TEL. 450. 68 WATER 8T.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
‘In Effect July 27, 1908.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A. III—12:53:. 5: 071;. '61:“, 6211.
l
8. 48:, 6: 64x,- 7: 6111, 8:48x,
9:0611, 9:30::, 9:64, 10: 23x, 10: 531:.
11:20x.
P. M.—-1‘.3: Six. 1:06, 1:48x,'2:61x.
3:27, 6207,5137, 6161):. 6:40.
6:61.11, 7:18x. 7:51x, 9:51x; 10:32. ,Sat-
'urdays only, 3:20.
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:53x, 5:07x, 6:41x, 8:164x
I
, 9:38x.
P. M.—12:66x. 2.;44x. 9:6lx, 6:37,.
6:51x, 7:00x, 7:10x, 7:61x, 8:21x,
-. 9:51x.10:19.
1' 'ao‘u'rH NORWALK TO NEW
HAV .
A. 11.—12: 0911. 1:11:11, 1:57:11, 11:17,
7:23, 8: so 9:14x10124x, 11:10x,11:47.
P. M.—:12'08x, 1: 18, 2: 49, 3: 10x,
' 3: 2411, 4:21, 5: 12, 6: 1111, 6: 33, 7: 09x
9: 30. 9: 1411, 10: 08, ll: 18.
Sundays.
A. M—12:09x, 1: 16:, 1: 57:, 7. 44,
9112. 10: 60!, 11: 10.
P. M.——6: 48, 7: 09x, 8. 24:, 9. 42x.
'SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
. g'
A. M.:—1 18:, 8. 20. 9. 43.107081.
P. M.——1:26, 4:3311, 6:91x, 8:12, 7:18
8undaya—9: 16.10: 061 a. m.; 7: 36
.p.Im.
——
DANBUHY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—6: 55. 7: 26,8: 051.8: 16 10: 10x,
\11:50.
I’M-1114: 18:, 8. 38!. 8' 55.
Sundays—7: 66 a. 111.; 8: 00. 7: 89:
1
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OBK T0 EOUTH NORWAL-Kg
~12: 09x. 4:541. 115145 8: 46;
8. 80x. 9: 0011, 9:151. 10: 02!. 10: 06,
1120017. 11: 03. 12:031.
P. M.:—-—l 06.1:27x, 2.0011, 2' 63x,
ii: 281:, 4. 0311, 4:158. 4‘32. 5‘ 027:, 5: 08,
5'25, 0: 001:. 6: 03, 7: 10. 8. 03!, 9: 00:,
19:30,11:00x.
.8undayo‘.
A. Dir-82:00:. 8:00, 117:30, 9:00x,
5:111. 9:001, 7:001
- P. Air—1:05.
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sat-99111188957111 101cm rut-:7?
~ gone.
‘ at F. H. Baxter‘s drug store.
. locommend Gold Medal Flour.
RECOVERY I8 SLOW.
Statement on Condition of the New
Haven Road.
The fiscal year 1909112111 made an in
auspicious state form the New Haven
trend as regards' the mlum. 11'11-1tt'11'.
Illut little if um ,,"i111|1111\r-1111 117 is 1111111
iover th11 1111:1111; months of (1'11- 101'
‘ilscal war, which ended .ili::11¢i,0 71nd.
:1111111101'er, indications 11111 r. antiuu. tl1'1l
,111111'11 will be any noticeable bcthr
I1111111 in iraillc 1::1111diiio11: in th.- 11:1
mediate future.
This .-.iiuniiou 1::111 |11_-tl11' i111 npprn
plated when it is known 11:11 M11}; and
lune-win:ticuiuriy the inltm‘ month»
WGI‘U the poorest in point 111’ 1111111111111;
of tl11~ law fiscal year.
In the autumn months. S11ptc1n'1111'
October and November, th11 whom 111
traffic on the New Haven roud usually
reaches its highest point, 111 111.11 it is
to be expected that when the gross rc
(urns for these months urn in they will
show 1111 increase over the spring and
summer months. July and August.
1111' '111'er. will make an unfavorabh
. counutrisou with :1 year 117411, says 1'11
Boston New. liurenu.
it is not to be expected that tlu1 N 111'
iinven will experience returning pros
pcrity as quickly as tin1 agricultural
roads of the west and soutl1west,us
the former is to a very large 1111111111 d1
pendent upon untoufnctur'ong activities
\iIiIlt1 the
more bouutcous crops. \i’lilio shot
and leather and cotton 111:1uuiactur11'1:
along the lines of the Now iiurcu are
notihg a slight betterment, the l11'11s1
Industry is stugnuut and iron and ‘Slcul
as Well .1.: various 11tl1111 untuui: 1c111rr‘s
are not i‘111ling71nr particular chungt
in Inlsiucss conditions
Voicing the opinion 111'i11ndinL- buy!
noes 1111111 within its territory. olilcinl:
,(1i‘ the New Haven express the bclivt
ilhnt there will not be 11111'11101111'11111‘1.
i111pro1'cment in busimss 11111diti11us 1::
1lens! until :1ftcrth11 election.
'I‘ he annual report of ”W New Haven
_wili be ready for publication the last
of this month. It is expected to show.
for the year ended 1111111 :10, about 6
I'pm cent. earned 011 tin1 outstanding
stock.
1.
with LOCAL APPLICA 'i‘lONS, as
‘they cannot reach the seat of the dis
lease. Catarrh is a. blood 01' constitu-
tlonal disease, and in order to cure it
Iyou must take internal remedies.
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure'is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cart
is not a quack medicine. It was pro
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country fer years and is a regu
iar prescription. it is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
what produces such wonderful results
in cu1lng Catarrh. Send for testimon‘1
ials free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. price 751:.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation
ASSISTANT IN STATE LIBRARY.
Miss Louise Evans. of Didgevillc,
Wis. who has been trained in librarv
ian work as an assistant in the Wis-
consin legislative reference library,
and who also has been engaged in spe.
cial Work for the United States bureau
of education has been engaged as an
assistant in the Connecticut state li-.
hrory in Hartford. Miss Evans comes
to this state very highly recommended.
She will begin her duties October 1.
The appointment of Miss Evans is an-
other step towards the specializing of
the work of the state library. The de-
velopment of the library in all its fea-
tures has been rapid during the past
few years, and the librarian, Mr. God-
ard, is alive to lhefact that'its con.-
tinued derelopment requires specially
trained assistants.
A PAYING INVEST ENT. 1
Mr. John White; of 38 His land Ave.,
Heulton, Maine, says: "Have been
troubled-with a cough every winter
and spring. Last whiter I tried many
advertised reni'e‘di'es, but the cough
continued until i bought 71. 50c bottle
of Dr King's New Discovery; before
that was half gone, the cough was an
This winter the some happy re
suit has followed: a. few doses once
more banished the annual cough; I am
now convinced that Dr. King's New
Dia'covery is the best of all 'oough sud
lung "remedies. ” 861d under guarantee
500 and
81 00. Trial botle free.
anonnuna:
i don't like your cock book-it doesn't
iuooaun.
grnngcrs 711'11 erparlug 1' .
combination of the two ingredients is .
7.1. 11.11.11 meadow 1011i!
ren. oI Bridgeport. Perish
In Housokmic
STRATFORL), Sept, 2l.—-Up to an
curly hour today none of the bodies or
the Roswell family, who were drowned
of! the breakwater last night had been
1ecovered. These included Frederick
l.. llonwcll ln'charge of the correspond-
ence department of the Bridgeport {no
torw 111’ the Singer Mfg. C11: his wife
and two children, Edward and May.
a’ged S and 7 years respectively. The
search for the bodies was continued all
day today without success At the time
of the accident the current. which is
always strong at this place. was 1'-u11
him; out at the rate of nearly teu‘mileg
an hour; Th11 motor boat was found
late this aftelnoon 011 the Stratiord
hh,ore undamaged except the engine.
fit is believed that had the party r1-1
method in the boat when the rock was
struck they would have been saved.
The parti’. consisting of seven per
sons, were coming down the iiousn~
tonic rivcr early Saturday evening.
Nearing the mouth of the river the wa-
ter was covered with fog and smbke
and landmarks could not be seen.
While they were looking for lights the
boat. was carried by the strong ebb tide
,lnio the breakwater, striking with con-
slderablc force.
The party. consisting of the four
men1l1e1a of the Roswell family and
Mrs. C. Wesley l’alkcs, of 024 Noble
11111-11111; Willi: 1111 A Gerbich of 718 i
fayettc street; and Miss 11111-111111:
Adams dauehwr oi S. It Adams all
111 llti1'1l 11111: i incoming {lightened .11
111111 111llislnn. irnnstnried to a smut!
111w b11711 that 1111. 11ml 11s .1 tel-211111
‘lii. 1y had rowed some distance when
V1Hrswcll's strength gave out a
171111 cnptizml 1111-.b11nl and all were
thrt-wu into the water. The two chil-
dren sank Immediately, Mrs. Roswell
\1’11'11 down soon afterward. Mr. Ros-
well. wi'o was clinging to the boat, 11x-
'.i.'1in1111l "try poor wife" and became
frenzied. The boat was righicd and
«wanna-d 11111111111] times and finally Mr.
111111111111 lost his grasp and sank.
Miss Adams. an athlete and whom
was. graduated from Mount‘ Huiyoke
last June is u sit-011.1,r swimmer. and
with Mr. (i1'1'bicl1. started to swim
robot-11.. They had gone but a short,
distance when they were picked 11p by
'1 launch. which also rescued Mrs.
l‘arkr—s. who was still clinging to the
overturned row bout.
‘ HOW To GET STRONG.
1'. .i. Duly. of 1247 W. Congress St”
Chicago. tells of a way to become,
11m11g.lie says: ."My mother, who is
no and was very "feeble. is deriving so
’nuch benefit from l-I lectric litters that
I feel it's my duiv to tell those who
icud a ionic and situugllltning medi
)Iilo about it. i 1111' mothers case a
narked gain in We 1sh has resulted, i11-
1111unia has been 11111rcon1e, and she is
dcndlly growing stronger." Electric
'littcra quickh remedy stomach, liver
1nd kidney complaints. Sold under
guarantee at F. H. Baxter’s drug
.tore. 60c
HIGH MAsontc HONORS.
Thirty-third Degree Confsrred on Con-
necticut Men.
The thirty-thinlaud lust degree was
conferred upon Thomas w. \io1gan
and William 11‘ units of Hartford
and John it 1111? es, of Waterbury at
the ulnetysixth annual meeting of the
Supreme Counril oi Sovereign Grand
inspectors (imicrnl oi the 'l‘hirt1 tuna
and Last 1111111111, Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite 7111' iht1 Northern Mason-
ic JurisdictiouotthcUnited States of
America, which 0.11s held at Buffalo.
N. 1'., Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. 'l‘hcy wel'e,'witl1 titty-five
others, pr01'lz1im11d sovereign grand lu-
spectors general and enrolled 113‘ hon-
orary 111cn1bcr1'. of the Supreme Coun-
"il of the Nordwrn Masonic Jurisdic-
tion of the United States 'oi‘ America.
,___._....._.._._._
MCJASwOIIIML.
1I:lls 1111! in the 111111
IMPROVEMENTS, ,A.T “N YLKED.”
B. F. DeKlyn, the owner of “Nylked,”
the celebrated summer home at. Pine
changes and improvements as soon as
: he acquires the Pine Ledge Club house
property, which he has leased to the
club for several years The lease will
run out 011 October 1 and then he will
commence the changes. He intends
to make some fine brood drives over
the point and have :1 summer house
people have not settled upon any new
place ioi their club, although they
have one or two new under consider.
ution.
'A 8URE-ENOUGH KNOCKER.
J. C. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N. »C.,
says: “Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve is a
Sureenough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer, but
that wonderful salve knocked it out
in a few rounds. Not even a scar re1
mained." Guaranteed for piles. sores,
,b‘urns. etc. 26c at F. H. Baxter’s drug
store.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
The selectmen have called a special
town meeting to be held in the town
hall on Wednesday eveniig for the
purpose of hearing the reports of the
selectmen. transmit and lIother town
officers; to take action upon a petition'
to consider the advisability ’of erecting
a new Washington street bridgemt:
take action upon the matter
continuing a portion of North Taylor
avenue, and to accept in lieu of ’tbht
McMahon; to acne t the roadway
known as Newtdwn errsce as a high
'WflY.
'aDnusmn:
It’s what you ca'h do all the 11.11 with Gold
Nodal Flour that counts. Try it.Asoa1.A.
Lodge. is planning to make elaborate '
where the club 110w is. The Pine LedgeI
the new highway laid out by John F. i
wwrmmmm 11111111111
'1guarTauldl
DILLON £7 DOU
9.3.9
still cack
refitted be no mo:-
Se’lect :0an Um:
no 50 vent 111111 [us are a 61:1th
country we wanrsthem while the Item are
If your grocer can ’t WNW)?! gonorrhea:
017115875.
New Haven an? Hartford. Coun.
Springfield; Mass. Prevalence. R1]
31111111111111:
1'. fifl‘ulm: 11.! p .
1
08t- use from the but dorms, fro
breeds “mile. best ilyiiri'g hens—heeded in lack and sent
htrai lit -to- year groter. .
on do not take the smallest risk. We take it
all if this 327111 1: unbroken.
Strictly Fancy Eggs ht >11 reasonable price.
Blue Ribbon
c u certainty in buying can.
You ”can get them in azaled boxes of a dozen-—
I‘ll.”
‘A‘IU.’ A
“l,” ”“’.! 3.
the best
7
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WHAT'WALLER SAYS.
Governor."
“'ld ipthtr be a l1I1I1ppv 1111] than :1
Slit'ui‘Sh‘fliI L.“\"'.t'llllll
. ’i‘bls remark mad.» by cx-(lov.
Wnlicx. says th11.\ '11“;
I
11d, the stampede in his
«gs-11100111111: stim- convention Wednes-
uy il11 1et‘u .11d the nonunution that'
he might not e111l1arsss his son Chari
114 who is :1 Republican and 71 candi-
1111111 for appointment by Republicans
to other). “i had to do it {111 my hoy,‘
the ex- governor said 1111111111) to I11:'
friends
nent. Mr. Waller sought 111 kill it by
public .1111111un1 cments that he had bolt
11d Brynn twice. When this i'nile-d he
reiterated again and again that he
wuuld 11111 take the 1111111l11utio11. Never-
theless, when he entered the conven-
tion hull, men on the floor and in the
gailciies leaped :11 their ice: in :1 in-
mult. of applause. i‘our times I.Ilt' ex-
gowruor tried to lend cheers tor Bry-
1111, but he was overwheltnctl by shouts
of "Waller! Waller!" He saved him-
self only by a most 01011111111 plea for
exemption, concluding by placing A.
Ht-aton' Robertson in nomination.
L‘hatiu Waller the son is :1 humor
state senator from New London. He
common pleas, and will come up for
reappointment under the next gover-
nor. As a democrat. Mr. Wallcr_
cit-cred would be IOl'((‘(I to appoint a
of his republican son, in whose 11111101
he nukes great pride
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GASTDB IA
For Infants and'Childrea.
"iiit'llinti'tnu'iinrmays'iingtil
Bears the Mr:
signature at
"I spent 807110 of my salary today. i
think even 11 married man has the
right to do so"
that subject "
“Vt' ell I guess 1111' wife will 1111 email
to saying it ali' —'i.ouisviile Courier-
culture 7511's 111th
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1 1 1.11
1 $3315“ 111113"I 1111.11.11...
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IIIUBY DF'UGG'STS EVERYWHERI'
III _. [TIIIHING
The inhabitants of the Town of Nor-
lngs, are hereby notified and warned
that a special town meeting will be
‘held at the Town Hall 111 the City of
Norwalk. in said Town of Norwnik on
the 23rd day of Septe 1ber, 1908, at 8
o‘clock p. m., for the following pur-
poses.
1. To hear the reports of the select.
men, treasurer and ether town oincers.
2. To take action upon a petition
to consider the advisability of erecting
a new bridge to take the place of the
present Washington street
bridge.
3. To take action upon the matter
of discontinuing a portion of the high-
. way knewn as North Taylor avenue;
to accept in lieu thereof the new high-
way as laid out by John F. McMahon,
through his land; to authorize a con-
veyance to said John F McMahon of
such portion of the highway so to be
discontinued; f9 accept from said John
1 McMahon. In' 'consideration of said
conveyance to him. a deed of such new
thighwah all as 651101111 on 11 map 01816.
same made byC .Wood. C. E.; and
_it0 authorize the selectmen to take all
'~steps necessary in the matter.
4. To accept the way known as
Newtown Terrace, as a highway .
”Dated at Norwalk. September 18,
WEED AVISON.
JWHNIA B. IIEIEED'
'Belectmen 'ot the , own ‘of Norwalk.
s18 61.
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“I’d Rather Be a Happy Dad Than :1 _~_-.-___
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York ll111'ul1l_cx-.
plains why he sta\ ed cit. single band; I ' '
favor in the;
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Coon ShooterI and'sto'ry Teller.
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REYNOLDS,“ “
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In 11 lot of- Nonsense.
"BOWMAN ’BRO‘I’H 8R8,”
' tedhed'Siu .
IVIA r '
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"lldcs ih‘ 11111111 honestly say that we
.m.
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is :11 prLsr-nt a judge 111' the court of gotta love our enemies?"
“Y's.“
“Gael":
“What's the matter?"
" 'Iwi wish: 1'11 '11 picked some differ-
democrat, a'nd thus block the progressI ent enemies. ”—-Clevel‘and Leader.
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1111:1113". favorite
“Ti“:
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A Few of the 1.11111: Styles to be Worn
This Season.
Tau'Butten Suede Top
New and ,llixtrernely stylish.
Blaék GlothTopButten
f, Very Dressy for Any Occasion.
Tan Russia Gall Lace
A Smart Shoe for Fall and Winter.
Ask for the CROSS forx attractive
and refined footivear. 83.50-44.00
' Wear Sines‘That-Fit
walk, quaiifl’ed to vote' in town meet?
12 maniac-70119111111111.
gnome 54212. ‘
PRECTS
OIF 7'1 GIOOD
A .coMeLs'rs srock or Larger
180651.
8
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11111112: Auo’boustis
19111513311111.-
Come in and look them over.
A large stock of fresh AMMUNI-
TION
Norwalk liardwarcC
so 7171111 eraser; Monynicx. _
73“.!
....'£.-.:
I
Glover's The'Place‘
I First 4 rows Orchestra
7 .
’ISECOND SEASONA OF 8UOGESS.
- lating a state law. by emplo lug girls
flu.
CARL 'STUMPF.
lIllIliIstrhtod' Sting IHiIIsI. ,
“5 iii”- 1\' .
HOYT S THEATRE
——
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,
I ' 1 , .
:James'DxBartoncho.’
oifer by, permission of
HENRY 1W. SAVAGE
The Only Authorized Version of
1
(Der Te'dfel) .
As now presented at tl
Adopnted by Oliver Heri‘ord y exclu-
the arrangements with‘th outlier
#1111112 'MoLn‘A
es1,cas.. 25,
MAWMAKER
A push-tr 11111111, or" 17711110 110-
MANCE WITIH MANY LAUGHS
_...._.
‘Pmoss
25, 35.50, 757:
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF‘ EM-
PLOYING YOUNG GIRLS.
MERIDEN, Sept. 18 ~Frank ,Hob-
sou tr rasurer of the New England
Braid ompany, was today acquitted
in the city court of the cha e of vio-
in the shop between the ages of 14
and 16. The charge was brou ht by
the State Board of Education. war-
rant was then sworn out for Abram
Kolanan, superintendent-I“ of the shop.
LA GRIPPE. .
Brazilian balm new test a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty, so do not
trifle Vii the small sizes, but get the
60c or 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
ours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
.ment faithfully for 'two weeks after
you think you are well, to utte1ly ans
nihilate every germ in every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
'evil after erects: it is halfoured grip.
on the grip starts with hpmorrhsge of
the lungs give the large dose every lo
or 16 minutes till it stops. '
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Norwalk Chronicler