la 111111111511 mater
Indeed?“ 1111...,
1'18 1:
1212,18, 20.....251: yd
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO not? pigeon,
scorn no ms.
ifllllli
,3.
his home in Cross street. Norwaik. . ,
Miss Mary Todd, of South N01 walk
spent Sunday at he1 1101110 in llroolt- '
field. .
~111g1n nutter. 33c 11.. 11.1111. 1. Co.
iillslearrie“Ste1'cns, of Norwalk.
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home in Ridgci‘leld.1
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet. this week. with Mrs. Maci'arlautl,
:17 liayview avenue .
Mrs Sadie Small and daughter ileu-
sie, from Greenwich, are visiting rela
tivcs ln,Wlnnipauk
~—Don‘t forget Stick Social. Eureka
Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. Friday evc.,
Feb. 26. Odd Follows‘ Hall.
St. John's Lodge, No, 6, will hold 11
regular meeting this evening at Its
quarters in Wall .slreet.
Miss Carrie 1.11m... of Holden ave-
nue, is spending a few days with
friends in New York city.
Mrs. .lnnnie iiyxbee, of South Main
street. has returned from a visit with
friends in East Orange, N. .1.
Mrs. M. Nichols. of Naugntuok. 11'
visiting her granddaughter, Miss iris
Nichols, of South Main street.
~Kippered i'lcrring, 1'51: grade. lilc
01111. F. 1)., Lawton & Co.
Mrs. .I. ll. Robinson, of Newark, N
J.. was an over Sunday guest of MI'
and Mrs. F. N. Couiu, of Main street.
Norwalk.
. V—‘r—
MI“, and Mrs. Alfred Beebe, of Bur-
bank street. have been entertaining
Misses Bertha and" Lena iligley, of
New Haven.
A meeting of the governing com-
milieu of the Norwalk Yacht Club will
be held this evening at the South
Norwalk Club.
——S11i1rlts. Mackerel and Halibut, 10c
lb., at New York Market.
Miss Irma Dibble. of South Main
street, has been the guest of Miss (iii
fold Clark at Smith College. Nor-1h
11111111011] Massachusetts: f '
Mrs. ii. l-I. Baldwin, of New Haven,
returned home yesterday, after spend-
ing 11 few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick W. Hoyt, of Brooksido.
W liam H.‘ Partnelee has resumed
his lltles as manager of the Bryant &.
Besse clothing store in Norwaik, after
u business’trip to Springfield, Mass.
Charles Dilworth and John H.- iiovt,
of Wall street:- were in Br'ldgopmt,
Tuesday evening. and witnessed the
play The Pied Piper. at Smith 11 Then-
tre. by DeWbif Hopper.1
—«l)_on't forget Sock Social. Eureka
Rebekah Lodge. 'No. 42. Friday eve..
Feb. 26, OddFeliows’ Halt.
Charles Bennett, of1l'rankiln avo-
nne Norwaik, had an umbrella stolen
from the hall of tho Norwalk Libraiv
Tuesday evening, while he was in the
leading room. The matter was 1"-cp01t
(III to the police.
Governor Lillcy has appointed
Anna L. Ward, of Waierbnyr, a mem.
ber of the advisory commission for
the appointment {bf a $0111an deputy
'factol'v titispet'tol' for a term of six
y1'1111',u commending August 1'.
1‘.. special ordérsdsdue‘d from the
office of the adlntanbgoneral permis-.
sion is granted the first separate com-
. pony. under arms: to leave the state,
March 2nd to 6th, 1909, for the pur
pos‘e of attending the inauguration
ceremonies at Washington, D. C.
.—-Soused Mackerel, 170 grade, 1313
01111.1“. D.‘ Lawton & Co.
Harold 11.111.11.111, of \‘l' .11er1111
vrhoée pldy. “A Man and His Mate"
was seen at Hoyt's Theatre, has sold
his rights in the piece to absyndlcate
in New York-1, The play has been
partly raewi'ltteu, the comedy being
out humans! 1’. is now being staged in
the west 1111 ring- Milan "“1111 Spong.
‘iilr.':‘l~hti'01'1't" probably. will control and
manage tit 11111111131151.1113 baseball team
'tlo‘n‘ti State League the
it“,
W8
William A. 11111111197111 "quite ill at
Fountain
Pen .
uw ,, 111111 .11.
, . nodol 111'.
a North MAIN STREET.
TEL. 026-9.
1
.... ...
.A‘wu——.~ .......— ...—-mq— ......
has been the guest of Mrs. William ll.
Richards. of 32 Burrltt avenue. Mrs.
but is now able to get out again.
Striped Bass. 161'. lb.: Spanish Mack-
erel, 16c lb.: Large Herring, Se lb.:
Large Buttorfish, 121'. lb.: (iiseoes, 121'
lb.: Halibut, 1th lb.: Salmon. 201'. lb.:
\Voukflsh, 121: 1b.; Shad, small, 121'. lb.:
Shad. largo, 181'. lb.: Large Smelt, ISc
lb.: Small Smelt, 12c lb.: Westport
Eels, Thursday: Oysters. 40c at: Long
Clams, home opened.‘300 qt;
Clams, home opened, 85c qt. ;
iladdics, 130 lb.
TEL. 931.
John C Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
Fl 1111 11 11
\
”fin—«www--- ”...... .
45 WALL ST., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have oovcral decided bargains
1n Income proauctnu property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town
there is no store‘in The ‘Nor‘wulks
better equipped to supply your overv
wa nut in the grocery 1"“ than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time
It will be to your advantage to tiudo
with 1111;.
Special, New
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches, 251: per can; $2.85 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears. 25¢
per can; $2.85 per dozen cans.
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums. 20c per can; $2.30 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Royal Ann Cherries,
25c per 0.1111.
These are the ilnest fruit packed" ..
lb. cans.
Let us talk groceries to you. '
auv EDIBLES YOU cAN EAT.
Chur h 81 M’ller
LEADING 111100111118.
33 war WASHINGTON STREET.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on. their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without ind‘m'he‘r C and see us. In-
dependent Loan an Socurlty 00..
Haviland Bldg, Washin St. 00ch
open until 7 p. m. Mona fur and Sat-
urday untlI s: 80.
lNSURANf‘ "
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80., NORWALK.
. Cigars Cigarettes, Tobacco
and Smokers Articles of all kinds
11111-1117
12 111111111,.$1..:,stNamath:
Henna—11‘ arm. to 3 p. m.
concave-12 to 11 p. m.
L
. V
“Be Sure Ydu Are Right,
Then Go Ahead. "
Hove Koppel to do ”your taIloI'ing
and you’ll BE RIGHT.
Then no matter how many eyes are
turned upon you...‘y.011 can go she
perfectly free tro‘ni 1that miserab e
feeling that something is wrong.
our customers shay that priceless
comfort that comes with KNOWIN.
that they are ‘fittéd RIGHT.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR JI'd-IE PE'R-
FECT' FIT. ‘
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
24 No. Main St. 60th Nurwalk.
_ ._ .1.-. __ uh“! 33"54 ...- __I ..
Latithd _1
A Few of Our Specials We Quote Y ,1
‘ "Sale 0 Sideboards and Buffets
111111.11 Sideboard and Buffet. in stock at a substantial discount of from
20 to 30 nor can}.
'SIDEBOARDS BUFF
143. sIoEooano...., ....... $37.50 $42. 50 BUFFET ................ 535.00
540 01053011110 ............ 530.00 $115.00 BUFFET...I ............. 5211.00
535.00 sumac/11:10... .......... $211.50 $30.00 BUFFET ................ $23. 50
:32 aloEnoano.,...........o25.oo $2.500 BUFFET ............... $22.00
.. 31055011110.“ ....... _.$22.50 $25.00 BUFFET ................ $2000
, .
, Every piece is 01411811110111 reliable make and absolutely guaranteed.
Funeral Directors and Embahhers.
Miss Beatrice (3111115011,,01‘ Siaini‘ord,‘
Richards has been ill the past mouth,‘
I
‘l
Cod Steaks, 2 lbs., 25cl1
Round "
FREE DELIVERY _
lioracel" ....Daan 81 Son, .-...-
:12- -,18 North Main Sheet, South Norwalk, Conn.
I «...-......
1
O B Jackson,
. Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL sTnEET,
_-
.-
PHONE 4311. NORWALK. i
Wm»...
Dont Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS
Enter
Merrill Business COllege
FEBRUARY 1, 1909, ‘
and Learn How to EARN it.
'1 South Norwalk.
Day and Night Sessions.
Stamford. Port Chester.
r I
Eleétnc Labor Savers
’ Electric 13111111111013, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves, Water
i-leate1:5;. Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pooket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Demos.
ng Rtlll ll VillKE [lilRIL' Bi].
ratsdaoNa 35.4. 36 WASHINGTON STREET
What’s New 1n Veilmg?
No better place in the our to keoppoatcd
with fashion' 11 Veil \' 1111.11 his 1
than her e at the Veiling set lion
'i‘ he most extensive collection we have ever
attempted is how ready. The new Sen-Sen Veil 1111111111»; much in favor this
season. Probably so named for its dalmlly, square shaped dots, so deftly
:ashlonod after the confection of that name. It in very pretty and dressy.
.Iud becomlngto overyon Black. white 11111y.g1'ee11, brown, caiawba, wis-
leria, old rose. and all the popular shades.
N. E. RYAN 81 (10.,
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
T
l
So Is' ' 0111'" Sale .
it is 111311011111” Redudlion ‘
AT A SACRIFICE
CAN’T LIE FLYNN & RYAN
_OUR GOODYEAR WELT SIIOES .
A111: 110111191: 111.1. THROUGH. 90 11111511111911 51111111
CHICKEN TI'IIEVES ABOUT.
. 11111111111115; Club of Norwaik will
hold a special meeting, .this evening,
at its quarters in the Colebnrn block
Several Fin- FOWIE Taken From Lowe
Stt‘eot Hennerles.
The. houneries of M. losem and Mrs.
Hancock in Lowe str,ect were visited
last night. and several loads were .tak
1111.. 7611.1011an repertcd 11. loss of four
and Ml‘hl Hancock ton birds each. The
South N01 walk pdllce are making an
investigation.
......
Alonuzo Hawkhnrst. of Newton ave
one, has placed 1111 01601 “for a fine new
automobile to be delivered in the. near
future.
Edwin L. Hoyt and Parley C. Sturgcs
went to Bridgeport this morning and
l',t’.‘.t,lllll(lfl with a find new automobile
which Mr. Hoyt has purchased.
James Mace is having his household
onccts removed from Hoyt all?“ 10
Chapel stioei 11"1v...;::. 1 1_
Mr. and M15. S. ‘R; Ciarksou, of
35111111111111.1111... have returned to
their homes after a few davs' visit
with friends in The Norwalks.
RAILROAD TIRES OF LEGISLA
1 TION.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25. ——The Chicago,
11.111111151111111 Quincy Railroad
preparing for circ‘uIation among its
38, 000 employer‘s a pamphlet. containing
an address by VicePresldent Daniel
Willard of which the keynote is a plea
that the rallrdn'ds be given a rest from
further anti-railroad legislation.
This,‘ he deéiare‘s‘,‘ is needssary in or-
d‘er that they may adjust themselves
to 11115 conditions hilposed by the host
of new law‘s 110.2880 Within the 1111 two
or thieé years.
MI". Willard asserts there are nbw
Otto Llndstroru. Gustav Pitzer and
Henry Sélzer, or the Journeym‘en Ba1'-‘
beIs 11151.15... been, elected dole-
gates to the Central Labor Union.
Wilfred Whellhonse 01 Lewis 11.11151
51111191111... vacation from his duties on
the local trolley 11111151141111 evening,
and witnessed a theatre in Bridgeport.
_._...__......._E
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A‘ Skelly,
of Wall street. is in Don ury. todity,
1111511111111; the fuhe'ritl.‘ 01 2.1113 Cro~
‘t’n‘tt, the late deputy sheriff of that
place
—----——‘--—- the eleven states
‘ Butler (.‘hnpier R. It M. of South
Norwalk, will exemplify tho Royal
Arch degree this evening, and follow
clued by the
ting the rallrouds.‘ and the employer:
are asked to «1.01101an with the man-
ing the woik refreshments will be ancmcut. by using their influence to
501 vod. oppuau ditch legislation.
‘ I
0‘ iii. . ‘
Below,
. which ll money order is issued.
Burlington 272 hroflfiml laws regula"
WCARD PARTY IN WEBTPORT.
M. and Mrs. Orlando l. Allen Bitter?
taln a Party of Fricndl.‘
MI'.
911 Friday evening.
delightful time, the house
cheerful inside as It was disagreeable
and rain.
enjoyed for a time, then refreshments
were served on small tables. Cut flow
01's and 1"1111111 and potted plans in
bloom added to the general good of-
em
M111 1“... ismlth Iii-.1 and 11111111111193
Fable Mr. and Mrs. E Sterns Wheel-
or Mr. and Mia. A. U Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dayton, MI. and Mrs
George Guyer. Mrs. Louise Allen, Mr.
Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Mel'ritt.(iutllt,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gault, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Bradley. Miss Eva Jel-
lii‘fe, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Cap-
tain Serene Allen, Dr. C. B. Wheeler.
Norwalk, and Dr. w.
Milford. ,
' The first prizes, 11 hand painted salad
dish and a pair of military brushes,
were won by Mrs. iioraee Waketnan,
Sn, and Frank Dayton. The second
by Mrs. Frank Dayton and Frederick
Bradley, while the consolation prizes.
ixandkerehiet‘s, were secured by Mrs.
iiurrltt Wakeman and Robert Gnult.
ISSUE OF POSTAL NOTES.
Would Extend the Money Order Busi-
ness of the Country.
BOSTON. Feb. 25.-—'l‘he issuance of
“postal notes" is one of the interesting
provisions in the postal revision hill
being considered II\ a subcommittee
of the house commitue on postoilices
and post. roads, The measure was
drafted by the joint committee on revi-
sion of the postal laws. it provides for
a director-general of posts and a com-
plete rearrangement oi‘ the manage-
ment. of the i’ostoillee Department. the
chief feature being the division of the.
country into districts. over each of
which is placed a superintendent.
The postal notes would extend the
money order system to amounts 111'.
snnill us iwouiyllvc cents, one cent to
be obt'uged for each note not in excess
of two dollars and two cents for eat it
note of greater denomination. No
notes are to be issued for an amount
creator than the minimum amount for
The
postollices' tonnulttee will make 019111
tilori to have the bill passed at the
planes: aesslon.‘
THE
C a d i l l a 0
Four Cylindgr; Model 30,
$1425
cannot be equalled by any other
car selling for $2,000.
Have. a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
F. E Lockwood
81 Company-
39WALL STEET. .NORWALK.
*
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
...—_.—
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October“. 1908.
_.—
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-——12:53x, 5:07x. 524111. 6:11
6:-ltlx, 6:541‘1. 7:46x, 8:111. 9:06:
9:30x. 9:54, 1022311, 1025211. 11:2511.
P. 1M.——12:51x. 1:05. 1:48x. 226011
3:27. 5:08x. 5:37, 5:50x. 6:40, 6:501:
7:18x, 7:50x, 9:50x. 10:32.
Sundays.
A. lit—:12 63x, 5: 0711, 5: 41:, 8: 541
10: 23:;
P. 18.—1225611, 2:41x, 2:59x, 5:37
51601:; 7:12:, 7:5011. 8:21x. 9:50x, 10:19
NEw YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
3M M.:——12 00x. 4:4911. 5:45, 6:45
8: x, 8. 6011, 9: 15x. 10:02x, 10:05
11: 00x, 11:03.12:03x. . , _
-P. M.:—-1 06, 22001:. 215311,. 3:26):
3: 32:, 3: 571:, 4: I82, 5: 021:. 6: 08 6:26
6: 01K. 6:03, 7.10 8: 03:, 9:0011, 9: 30
11:00:.
Sundays.
A. M. ~12:00x, 6:90 7:30, 9:151
10: 0211.
P. M.——fi: 01, 0:00.11, 7:00x. 8:30;
11:00:. ,
m
SOUTH NCRWALK TO NEW
AVE.
A. 11111—12: 10\', 12161:. 1: 57x. 0:15
7: 28, 8:30, 9. 17.11.,1012411, 11:12: 11:47
P.M.——'12:09x. 1: -,21 2: 49. 3: 11x
13:24:, 4:21, 5:12. 6' 121:. 6:33, 7:101:
9: 16:, 9: 30, 11:18.
Sundays.
A. M.-:12 09x, 1' ,1“. 1:571, 7:44
9. 12 10:2411. 11:1211.
P. M.:--6 48, 7: 19x, 8. 2411, 9. 43x.‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBLIRY.
A.M.—l: 2011.620935 969x ‘
P. M.:-—1 25. 4: 40:, 6: 14. 7' 18. 1
Sundays—9:18. 10: 0611. 11.01.; 7:31
p.111.
DANBURY TO BOUTI'U NORWALK.
A. RIF—5: 65. 7: 25. 8: 15, 10:1011.
in COIIgrcss 01 in the legislatures 01'1
11:60. -
3 P..:l\l-41611,16::18x.s:55.. 1 . ..
Sunday—7: 55 11.1n.; “'“0. 7:39:
‘p. 1n. ‘ . __
..., .
‘ l
,. 0
outside, on account or the lieavy'storm ‘
The games of .wtht were,
'l‘he Invited guests were Mr. and:
and Mrs. llurrltt Wakemun and Mrs. “‘ ,
Horace Wakeman. J11; Judge Joseph -‘
allot Westport, Dr. Lauren Allen, South
8, Putney, of '
prizes. ”satin coat hangers, were won "
the patient is now so obsolete that i _
‘1,”ch 11,111,111: 111.
and M111 Orluudol. Allen 01" '
WestpoIt, save a, pleaSunt card party,
The guests had a"
being as}:
92 Washmgton' $12,501.11. Norwalk
Friday’s Bargains
Sc Outing Flannel,
50 yard
13c All Linen Toweling,
160 Hemdlitchtéd Pillow Cases,
81. 00 Flannel Skirts,
‘ l9c Corset Covers,
20c Table 011.011.111.111 colors,
15c Merccrized Waistings and Lawns,
$1.068hirt Waisls,
25c Neckties,
9c yard
12c
560
100
162 yard
90 yard, ,‘
79c
r
.PROF. JUDD'S LECTURES.
...—_.—
"Whom did you support during the
last campaign"
‘A wile two children and 11. mother-
iII-law, and kept up, my life insurance
at the same ti111e."-Puck.
Secvnth One in the Course _Given at
the Town High School.
,, in spite of inclement weather on at~
trntlro and fair-sized audience llstoni
111 to the seventh lecture in the course
by Prof. .ludtl at the High School last you.
evening. The lecture was regarding sufferingMChlca 0 Record Herald.
the type of language used for 1111111- '
her. This form of language comes
late in the developnimit of the child
as the development of the race. The
process of the race was briefly sketch-
ed by the lectiIrer——eouhti11g by ten
lilIzers, by pebbles, by marks which.
1'\(1lved the Roman numerals and later
Arabic numerals.
The symbols having been acquired.
two processes oi’111i11ki11g arise. They
may be dealt with absirartly or con-
cretely and the transition between the
two types lti the. difllcult part of arith
illt‘llc.
To learn the abstract rules requires
a small amount of intelligence. lic-
enuse children solve problems ab-
:tractly we are deceived into believ-,
ing that they have grasped the con—-
orete idea. As 11 matter of fact very
few children have a visual image of
conditions presented. To meet this
need we should teach actual commer-
(‘lill relations in the schools.
The next lecture will deal with
'deals as a preparation fox memori
work
Momma—Marion, i am surprised
that you should suffer a man to kiss
“Well dearest I'm going to ask your
father for youi hand tomor'.10w" “Oh.
l‘m so glad. George. I was afraid you,‘ '
.dldn't have the courage." “I've got to
do It; that Was one ‘of the election
bets 1 iost."——Clevelund Plain Dealer. 1
”Well, what do you want?" ‘querled
the stereoscopic lecturer as a stranger
11.111111a1'ed before him. “Oh, I merely
\lldllgH ~11 ho 11101911 to be a consta-
outfit.
Spring
_Woolens
are new in stock and .
ready to be turned into“
stylish Spring Suits as soon
if-.. .,
’1
as your order 13 received— ‘
$25.00 II] $50.00" '
wRegulates the bowels, promotes
"asy, natural movements, cures con-
stipation—Dean's Reuulets. Ask your
drugglst for them. 26 cents a box.
‘ TESTIMONIAL MUSICALE.
To Miss Mabel A. Ferris, in South
Norwalk Congregational Church.
A testimonial musicalo will be. giv~
.111 tomorrow Evening to Miss Mabel
A. Ferris, at. the South Norwalk Con-
aregatlonai Church. The program. Eve hi i ‘
11 111111 will begin atb o'clock, is as , I'Yt rig for even “g
liillOWSI _. ' . ' ‘ 7.
"tomanze ................. Rubinstein wear Shuts, Collars, TIES, “
Elizabeth iiuggles. '
11. in a Garden...' ............ Howie,“ GIOVCS. , ,
b. 0n! Heart .of Mine. ........ Leighton '——‘, . j
11. Lass mich Deln Augen knssen ' "‘~' . ‘.-
..................... VonFelltz ‘ J h D ' '
31. Du bist wie olne Blumc ...... Cantor 039p . . aVRS '
. Mabel Fei'rls.
Musical Reminiscenes, ,
Marie. Cross~ Newhaus.
11. [In doux 11111. ............ Delbruek
b. Obstiuatitm ........... Fontenailles
L‘Heure Exuuisc ............ llahn
Tallorl, Clothier, Hatter, Fun- '
niohor .
Trunks and Leithor Good:
85 WAIhlllgIPh 81m
11. L’Adicu (in Matln ......... Passard .
0. ”Di 'l‘o ................... 'lirind‘clll‘ ‘ “
M. 'tbel in His
1. Water 1.in ”.-....Iichowcll
‘1. Shadow 1111111111 ............ McDowell
Elizabeth Buggies
'. The. Night Has a Thousand Eyes
....................... Speaks ’
b. Bowl of Roses .‘ ......... Clarke
. Sweet Thoughts of Home. .Edw aids
Mabel Ferris. "
FnEsENT my MEDICAL FRAC-
' TIcEs. ‘ ‘
q
Methods Commonly used on Charity
Patients Are scored.
CHICAGO. Fob. 25.» “When a phy
siclan hurriedly writes out a prescrip
tion for a patient without having giv
on any thought to the social conditions '
which might have been largely respon-
sible for the breaking out of the all- ‘_
meat with which the 51.115151 is af- '
flicted. he proceeds exactly as would a
commander in the navy who, sighting
cruefnlly one of‘ the enemies‘ ships, ,
trained p‘oworful‘ guns upon‘ it and
steamed away" without tiring" ..
‘Tiiis was one t'if many charges made
aaginst the present day medical pro :1
{hasltm 111 Dr Rl‘cbiird S Cabot, of
o 11115151111111.1115 Gonmal Hospital ’1
51 110.111.... in his address here
night.
'or Cabot attacked the methods 11 est 1.
common “employed in sI‘I‘p‘plving c or
fly treatmdnt in, the hospitals in the I;
larger centers of population.
“In some hospitals I actually found I
the'"opiim:1 and lids‘ treatment being
applied for confiiiniptlves in this en-s
lightened ago," said he. "That ineth- i-
od.oplun1‘-for the cough and has for”
, g d5 r‘thini—wool,
sikl cotton-Hf your shéar is
a Wiss- it will make- a c‘lei
S
tailors, seatnstreSses and other '
who use a pair of shears a
~workl It; too
Wise 5112215 and scissors co,
no‘ more than this avers e,
they will sta sharp an st
' :m 0 r1: h at
last ,
1 1.11.11.11.11 11111111 1111
Shears and Scissors, 21:. if you
find them satisfactory
didnot believe‘lt was possible toéflnd _ ryw ay
1 you 2021‘ purchased,
yod can return sameato
it still in existence in this country." ‘1
RUSSIAN ARMY MANOEUVERS. . our store. and we Will'
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an a great deal or attention by the
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