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, that Inactivity of the
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and anoint-service at
all times.
Personal usual. mm to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trolley putt-0m.
Come in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, ”WW-
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lvor,
Micheal. docs lac-t dilution-lav ;
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tPii misfits but:
Illili . racial:
In Van Zandt street. Mrs. Dibble is
far advanced. ill-...llithl‘il on nor condi'
tion is considered so critical thatlt is
feared that she can survive but a very
,‘sgort time, her death being daily fear-
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The East
tee did not have the meeting Which it
was reported they would have last ev-
‘ oiling. Announcement was made for a
wrong date. Tile committee's meet
ing will be held on next Tuesday ev-
cning.
Tho yacht Restless. owned by Dr.
Cornell, of Edlie avenue, was indeed
restless this morning. The Restless is
moored off oyster Shell Pom! and the
wind this morning caused her to
"irash about her mooring at a great
rate. The mooring and line had the
best of the game at last accounts.
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This morning broughtin the premier
tide of the season, though the actual
date for perigee is tomorrow. Today's
unusually large volume of water was
”A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher W. Fay. of Van
Zandt street.
Fred Dunn. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dunn. is quite III at his home
in lletts place.
Mrs. E. ii. Gulnbart is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. iinruunr.
of Chestnut street, llethel.
Albert Farrlngton. of New street.
went to Bridgeport yesterday and took
up the duties of a new position.
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Ono football game is promised for
tomorrow morning in East Norwaik.
The High school reserves are to come
across the bridge and do battle on the
Wicke lot.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the Thanksgiving service to be
held in the East avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, tomorrow morning
from 7 tell} o‘clock.
Roy Richards, of South Norwalk.
has succeeded Richard Bland as
driver for the Crescent Laundry in
Scaview avenue and assumed the du-
ties of the new position this week.
Frank Holly, of East Norwalk, spent
yesterday at Mianus settling up the
estate of his deceased father, 'i‘hco-
dorc Holly, wo died a few wceks ago.
A daughter and two sells share in the
estate of the deceased.
Application has becn made to the
East Norwaik district committee for
thc extension of the, street lighting
service from Fitch street to Frank Ze-
lui‘l's rcsidcncc, The committee has
not yet taken action on the petition.
There will be no wcckly praycr
meeting at the East Avenue Mctlro-
dist Church tomorrow evening but ill
the morning there will he a service at
the church from 7 until 8 o‘clock. This
will be lead by the pastor, ilcv. W. W.
Gillies.
The big new house at the Langdou
islands property is being wired by
ilynl'y Moeilcr for electric lights, the
“juice" to be from the East Norwulk
district. system. The hours» is also to
have such other modern facilities as a
telephone and electric bolls.
it is expected that the annual
Thanksgiving Day game will be popu-
lar with tlrc young people again to
morrow, as customary. in the abscncc
of liiil't‘S and bounds. young people not
nbh- to takc advantage of the big game
indulge ill a paper chase instead.
Mrs. Mary iiri)lbble has been scri-
ously ill for several days at hcr bonn-
a nun liiilills
This Olier Should Be :1 Warning to
Every Man and Woman
'i‘lrc newspapers and medical journ-
nis have had lunch to any relative to
a famous nriiionalro‘s offer of a million
dollars for a new stomach.
This great lnuiti-uriiiiounirc was too
busy to worry about the condition of
his stomach. lie allowed his dyspep-
sia to run from bad to worse until in
the end it became incurable. llia mis-
fortune should serve us a warning to
others. Every one who suffers with
dyspepsia for a few years will give cv-
crytbiug he owns for u now stomach.
Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal
slate of the gastric jail-m. 'I‘ircrc is
one element rnissingmi’cpsin. The air-
scncc of this destroys the iunctiorr of'
the llastruc fluids. They lose their
power to digest food.
We arc now able to supply the pop-
sin in a form almost identical to llmt'
naturally created by the system whcn
In noruuri health. so that ii restores
to ilrc gastric juices their digestive
power. and thus makes the stomach
strong nmi well.
Wc want every one troubled with
indigestion and dyspepsia to come to
our store and obtain a box of Roxali
Dyspesia Tablets. They contain Bis-
mutir-Subnltrutc and Fannie preparer]
by a process which develops their
prcniost power to overcome digestive
disturbance.
itcxnil llyspcpsis Tablets are very
plcnsant to take. They soothe the irri~
table. wank stomach. strengthen and
invigorate the dileatlve organs, relieve,
nausea and indigestion, promote an-
trition and brine about a feeling of
conrfori.
if you give l‘ldflii fly: psia Tabb-rs
a reasonable ml we tr return ,er
money if m are not ratified with the
result. Three stun. Ill Mitts. w ("C‘flll
and it on. Remember you can obtain
Israeli Remedial ll loath Nero-Ill
r at our W?» limit saw.
cam my. more» a
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musty.
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brought about by the east wind. which
drove along the Sound yesterday and
last night. This morning's tide how-
ever, was far from a record breaker.
There does not seem to be much of
an organized effort toward Thanks-
giving Day closing of stores at this
end of the town but it is expected that
most of the business places not carry»
lug perishable goods will be closed all
or part of the day. A number of the
grocery stores will be closed through
out the day.
The big tug James McWiliiams, one
of the biggest vessels of the type that
ever caters the local harbor came in
this morning to the South Norwalk
steamboat deck. The McWiiiiams. it
is understood, having dropped insidc
the islands with a tow on account of
the storm, was after a supply of water
for her boilers.
There is no doubt that yesterday's
Weather has everything for the slums
pirel‘ic line for this full stung. in tin-
morning, it was warm enough to err-
courage a new crop of gardens. by
been there was a drop of probably
twenty to thirty degrees in the temper-
ature arid by afternoon tin-rc was some
sleet and by night so much snow and
sleet that it rcumincd all night.
A number or pleasure boats were
hauled out this morning at the Ayers
shipyard in Seavicw avcnuc, when ad
vantage. was taken of the high thin.
The latest boats hauled out there in-
clude l-‘rnnk Holly's Polly .lom-s. a
Loan island sloop and a launch tand-
cr of the latter boat. The yard was
about all afloat this morning and lunch
effort was not required to pct boats
to winter berths.
Tbc Oriolc football team cohorts will
swoop down on South Norwnik tonlor
row, confident of victory over the Tiger
learn. Both of the teams have played
a line game all season and tomorrow
will be the crucial test of supremacy.
for each team has disposed of other
fast clcvcns. The East Norwuikcrs arc
confldcnt of victory and will ‘tnkc
along u big delegation of motors. l.il-
tic betting has been heard on the re
suit,
’l‘hc bulk of the old schooner lion-
ncil, which burned in the Sound a
number of years ago, and which of late
.VI’IU‘S has been off .i. Wallace Marvin‘s
dock, was moved to a new bcrth forth
er In shore this morning. it is .i. Wai-
Incc Marvin's intention eventually, it
is stated, to oxtcnd thc‘dock. and this
morning when the unusually high tidc
lifted the bulk from the mud. advnni~
age was taken of the opportunity to
move hcr.
Tin» wr-utbcr has put a rprh-lua on
the proposed football gamc nt Norotou
between a team from East Mrl'wnlk
and thc Fitch Soidicrs' iiorne veterans
tomorrow . 'i‘hr- veterans, it Is said.
would not mind the Weather a littlc
bit but the friends of Art Lincoln. the
captain of thc local tcnnr, feared that
he might contract the rheumatism.
grip of some other malady rrlrd do not
want to take any chances. Likewise.
four was entcrtulncd for the health of
imrr fircuory, tin- quarterback and tin-
othcr urcmbcrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkncy. 0i
ilowuytou nvcnuc, arc in llrtmkiyn, to
day, attending the funeral of Frank
Pinklrcy..
The Stevens Oyster (imnpuny has
commenced the work of opening oys-
lcrs in the property which it recently
acquirmi from A. Soiurans.
.ioscph Polls and family. who have
been residents of South Norwalk for
tiluna time. lliin' movml to George iii.
Evcritt's house In this place.
There will be a dance this evening
at thr- headquarters of tile ilowayion
ilosc Company in ilownyton avenue.
and a good time is expected.
. ’i‘ilcrc wiil‘bc a rrnion Thanksgiving
service, tomorrow morning at 10:30
o‘clock in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. the sermon being delivered by
life lie-v. Frank A. (lunniusham. of the
'Baplisl Church. The choir of the
Methodist Church will provide the
FARMID FOR CHURCH DIIT.
lil‘lA'i'IiJli. Okla” .‘ov. flair—ill order
to raise cnormh money to pay off the
indebtedness on the tillriltilll Church
here. the «mgr-exotica has taken up
tannins. and yesterday sold a crop of
m can
more so a Wm
livid our the church. All the work
‘ ,bers. Bates antitheir younger can re-
Norwalk district commltm
of the Duluth Review,
detached home to «Dorian
to the Scotti.
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,Rpportq from James flutes. who with
a s. a. sun;
as was , y
from a all)
centiy went to Florida. show that they
arrived safely in the Palmetto state.
They will spend the winter at Clear-
water.
According to a report around Darlen
yesterday afternoon, there is likely to
'be a lawsuit over a mistaken identtiy
arrest in town full; week. it in claims
ed that the mistake was made by one
of he constables. Tire grounds of the
arrest are said to have been intoxica-
tion.
The young people who are going to
have the subscription dafrce this eye-
ning at the town hall in Darien were
busy yesterday afternoon and last eve-
ning decorating for the event. The
number of dancers will be just about
right for the size of the hall.
The date has not yet been definitely
fixed for the presentation of the Opel"
ctta by Professor Lane's singing class.
it will be presented. however, in a
week or two and the friends of the
members of the class will have an op-
portunity to see how tine progress has
been made. .
When the ruin arrived yesterday
there were many cxprressions of
tlmnkfulncss. Most people were wiii'
ing to have several days of it. for the
Wells have been getting woefully low.
ill this respect Darlen Isn't much
worse off than even the places which
have piped water. for reservoirs all
around this section of the country are
very much depicted.
Yesterday afternoon and last night
furnished about the first opportunity
to appreciate in full measure the line
new sidewalks about a large section
of- the business section of the village,
for the rain Was the first of any con-
sequencesince they were laid. There
is now a fine continuous walk from
George ’l‘iilcy's residence, around the
post-omcc corner and up to the town
hall building.
Town Clerk Hoyt and his assistant.
Miss Ada (‘onrr will take possession of
their fine new office compll-lcly next
week. During the time the changes
have been ill progress since the old
quarters in it. M. Smith's store were
given up. the town clerk work has
For sore throat. sharp ‘
in lungs. lightness acrosspt‘ilrc
cheat.— honrseness or cough,
lave the parts with Sloan’s
Linlment. You don’t need to
rub. just lay it on lightly. It
penetrates instantly to the seat
of the trouble. relieves conges-
tion and stops the pain.
Here's the Proof.
Mr. MW. Price, Fredonia. Kan...
says: “We have used Sloan’s Lini-
mcnt for a your, and find it an excel-
lent thin; for sore throat. chest pains.
colds. and hay fever attacks. A few
drops taken on sugar stops cough.
lag and sneezing lnltanily.”
§loalrs
Lmiment
is easier to use than porous
plasters, acts quicker and does
not clog upthe pores of the skin.
It it an excellent an-
tiseptic rornody for
asthma. bronchitis.
and all inflammatory
diseases of the
throat and chest;
will break up the
deadly membrane in
an attack of creep.
and will kill any kind
of neuralgia or rheu~
matte pains.
All dc:
fl... .
hop
been carried on: in the sclcctrncn‘a
quartcrs. With the final ndjustlnenbi
the town clcrk', the sclectrucn and the‘
assessors will hare separate offices.’
'l‘irc assessors" office is directly in back
of thc ncw office of the town clerk.
Willilli.
A littic son has nrrivcd In the four
Ily of Mrs. ('lifford Williams.
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The schools in town will close today
for the Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Estelle (lardncr. of Nurwnlk.
is the guest of friends in town.
Mrs. licWitl lll'ndlcy entertained
the S. S. Wirist (‘lub yestcrdny.
Mrs A. t‘, iirndicy. who has suffered
from a severe grip cold. is improving.
Mrs. Evcnczcr Fitch has been ill for
several days with u scvcrc attack of
grip.
Mr. and Mrs.
llcridinu. hnrc
larrcn Davis.
John
\‘lsiir'li
llrcwslcr, of
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. (limrniwriain, of ilrook-
Iyn. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. liaw-
icy Williams.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey left town
Monday to spcnd the winter in “him"
fluid and Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank itict‘lir'roii have
moved their household goods to the
residence of Mrs. Sara i‘crry.
Samuel anclrcr and William ti.
Fitch began their fourth Work of jury
duty in ilridcgporl, yesterday.
fir-romp Libbey. the young son of
Mrs. llighton Moses, is quite ill from
the effects of mercury poisoning.
The Almy family have takcn lioness.
sion of their new home. the former
Ilonnclly plncc. in Godfrey street.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy, of
Lyonn Plain. wcrc Sunday guests at
the. residence of Mrs. George llrowu.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trcssur. and
I
l. Gildly E
xtendad by I Bauth Nor-
woik Citizen.
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Miss Luella Slocum have returned
from Bridgeport, yhcre lhcy have
spent scvcrul Weeks.
The Upper i‘ulislr school pupois will
plt'scnt a fine 'i‘hzrnksgiviug program
at their culvriuinmcllt in the school
buildinu. Friday altcrnoon.
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William G. i-‘itclr and John P. l-‘ltcir
have sold a 2i uric tract of land lfl
lilo northern section of town to Judge
l‘crl'y, the new nuncr of the .iocl
i‘crry piacc.
llcv. llighton Moses deiivcrcd nu clo-
qucut Thanksgiving address at the
close of the Christian Endeavor meet
ing in the Norlicld t,‘orrur-cgalionnl
Church Sunday evening.
While culling buy, Saturday, I.. M,
lcil build in thiI mnchiuc.
hum dressed thc Injured
which required Sl'i‘t'f‘lli stitches.
ilr. (ior
Mr. and Mrs. A. t‘. ilrndicy will on.
tcrlain as 'l‘itankavivilrrz guests Mrs.
Nelson t‘rossrnnn, Mrs. idu Ayrcs. Mr,
and Mrs. ilnvld iIlrrlbull. Noisou‘llurl-
Coley and two sons, of Chestnut Hill.
. than
Miss Mnclhmnid is visiting rclnflves
in Philadelphia. Penn.
W...
Morris (Yoggsu'cli and Ernest lion-
dricks have given up flu-Ir positions
TURKEY
TIME
BUY A
ISII liliiiiil
lulu
There are many enthusiastic citi.
acne in South Nor-walk prepared to tr-il
their experience for the public good.
Testimony from such a source is the
best of evidence, and will prove a
”helpinu hand" to scores of readers.
Read the following statement:
Charles Shock. 4 South Main Fit.
South Norwuik. Conn. says: "When
i gave a statement for publication over
two years ago, recommending Dean's
Kidney Pills. i did so after I had given
this remedy a thorough trial and had
been greatly benefited. i had been at.
flirted with kldneydrouhlo for over a
rear and i suffered intensely from
pains throuub the small of my back.
if i did much steeping. the trouble
creme worse and despite all lay of.
'orls. i could find no relief. lkmn's
Kidney i’iiia came to my old and just
in time and besides villains me of
backache. girl-netball my kidneys. I
new but no more of the tmubie."
m ssh- by all dealers. Fries till
mu. hater-Hilbert: t‘o.. Brim-lo.
New York. solo agents for the United
mm.
but the canon-Durham
g Horace R. Nash
North Main and Well Streets.
South Norwaik
TILIPHONE 401
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Mahackemo H otei
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
OIHVIOI AND OUWNI UP TO DATI
RATIO a PIN DAY AND UWAID
Supperor'i'able D’iiote Dinner.
b to it a It. so
SUNDAY lithium 75c
WIW‘
llonid nearly sevcrcri the thumb of his .
rncmbcr.
.
hull. of Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Circular ‘
pepsin Co and You Will Fall
Fine in Five Minutes
if you had some Wuspsin handy
and would take a little now your
stomach distress or indigestion would
. vanish in five minutes and you would
feel fine. ‘
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat. and overcome a
sour, enrol-order stomach before you
realize it.
if your meals don’t tempt you, or
what little you do our seems to fill you
or lays like a lump of lead in your
stomach. or if you have heartburn.
that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 50~cent
case of i’apc‘s Dispensin and take
a little Just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belching of undigested food mixed
with acid; no stomach gas or heart
bum.- fuliness or heavy feeling in the
stomach. Nausea, ilenilitating, Head-
aches. Dizziness or intestinal grilling.
Thla'will all go, and. besides. there
wil be no undilrcrfted food left over in
the stomach to poison- your breath
with nauseous odors.
Pape'fl Iliapcpstn is a certain cure
for enrol-order stomachs. because it
prevents fermentation and takes lroid
of your food and digests it just the
same as if.,)'our stomach wasn‘t there.
Relief ilr tire minutes from all stom-
ach misery is at any drug store wait-
ingfor you.
These large oil-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almosr any case of Dypepsia. indiges-
tion or any other stomach disturb
ancc.
and gone‘io work at the that K. nil?
tory in South Norwalk.
Robert (ircgory Spent Monday
New York on business,
in
Mrs. P. E. troglrry Spent last chi.
with relatives in iirlrigcport.
Mrs. Alfred Saunders spoilt 'l'ucs
day with relatives in Norwalk.
F. E. Gregory and men are now rc
pairing the roads in Wrist Norwnik.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar iioyl have mm-
etl fl‘om New ('unnnu lo Newtou‘n are
ll 0.
Howard Walls. of Mt. Vernon, is
visiting his parents in Newton-n avc
uric.
Mrs. Robert Gregory spent Tue-slim
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. iloyt'l Pro
scriptiourl.
Office hours. 8 a. in. till 11:30
o. m.: 18:15 until 6 p. tn. Mou-
dsy and Saturday evenings un~
til 9 p. m
Fenwick Optical Company
loony-Ion to
HOMER I. HOYT.
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building
97 WASHINGTON 81’»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. 868-2.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January ’l.
was, Freight Propellers will ieavc
Pier 28. East illvcr. New York. (fool
of Borer street). every day. (except
Sunday). at i p. nr. Freight received
at Norwaik up to t p. m. and Scull.
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. in.
- Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Imlth. c. c. Housman.
Locus. Oonmi Agent.
an all
will soon be here. and we would like to
furnish up your dining morn a little so
you will enjoy that turkey. Look over
our line of
Bullets. Sideboards,
Extension Tables.
Chills Closers
’ M Chairs
and see what a little money will do
A. .l. Angevine &
Son Co.
0+1me man.
reassure.
MW
indigestion. Gas Heartburn or Dys~
v
daughters in New York and Brooklyn
this week.
Friends from Danbury were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Benton,
in Chestnut Hill avenue.
Mrs. George, llouton has . returned
from Perth Aanboy. where she has been
visiting relatives the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Watts, of Stam-
ford. were over~8uuday guests of Mrs.
Watts' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Licht-
inger. iv
Mrs. (Tiara (loggswell and son, and
Mrs. iloulon. her mother, will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Brown.. in
iiroad liiver.
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Mr. and Mrs. Holmes. who formerly
resided here, have again taken rooms
with their daughter, Mrs, Ilurchei. in
.‘fewtown avenue.
s.—
warn
Arthur Northrop has moved his fam-
iiy to Norwaik.
Mrs. George Green has returned
from a visit in New London.
Mrs. Jane Belden. of Saugatuck, is
recovering from her recent severe ill-
ness.
the Riversidl»
Canada for tire
George D. Warren.
blacksmith. Is in
week's stay.
Mrs. William G. Staples has been
entertaining her father, Rev. James
Coley of Haddam.
(lualt Bros. have a force of men at
work laying out a new drive in W“,
‘iow Brook cemetery.
The postofllce will close tomorrow
at 10 a. m. and reopen at 6 p. m. There
will be no mail delivery.
to llanbury this evening where they
will spend Thanksgiving.
A generous offering was taken up
in Christ church Sunday for the aged
and infirm clergy of the diocese.
A livcly time is scheduled at the
clay pigeon shoot at the residence of
.lolrn H. Wood tomorrow morning.
Mrs. John K. Gould entertained a
gathering or friends at whist several
days ago at her home on Cornpo street.
lloth Congregational churches be
can Sunday to rchcarsc their Christ
mas carols and prepare for Christ
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mills. Jr, will
entertain at dinner tomorrow Mr.
GOLD MEDAL
11
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SALE!
One Gorton Steam
Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
One Richardson 8:
.Boynton Co.
HotAir Furnace
USED THREE YIARE
One Hot Air Fur-
nace ‘
USED FIVE YEARS
One Hot Air Fur-
nace
USED DIX YEAR!
.. .W . . 1-.» “a...“ww.
The Heating and
Plumbing Co.~
23 Main Street. Norwsik
‘rl
as... an... 8:375.
45 WALL 07.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
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t ‘. in Union around.
Dayton Boston and John llouton. of
*’: Brooklyn. were guests of triehdshere ,
, ever Hunday.
Mrs. Mary llsdleut is visiting her
Misses Lcdan and McAulcy will go '
Dr. J. Lawrencé Hilils Actually.
Curing Coronation, Bren-
chrtrs, Ca'tarr . Asthnia. '
and All Throat and
Lung Troubles.
Ha Gladly Bond. a Trial Pack-at in!
Mail to Prove Tint lVonltho Wmt‘
Cau- of [consumption Out in
Quickly Could it l-ioiiio.l
JACKSON, Mich, Special.~—A re
marksble announcement. based on
positive proof. has been made‘by out)
of the foremost specialists and physics
1:318 in this country. Dr. J. Lawrence
Everyone who has weak lungs,
Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes or
Catarrh in any form, Chronic Brou-
chltis. Asthma, Chronic Hacking
Cough, less of flesh, Night Sweats. ,
Hemorrhages, soreness or pain in the
chest or under the shoulder blades.
or any other deadly symptom of Con-
sumption. should send for a trial
package of Dr. Hill's New Rational
Remedy. This treatment quickly
checks further progress of the disease
and produces new resisting power, up-
petite. flesh and good health. All
throat and lung sufferers should fill
out coupon below and send at once
for a trial package which the doctor
sends by mail prepaid.
iTRlAL TREATMENT PACKAGE
COUPON.
Dr. J. Lawrence Hill,
832 Hill Building. Jackson, Mich.
i am suffering from throat and
lung trouble. so please send me
your large trial package in plain.
sealed wrapper. that I may try it
and see for myself if it will do what
you claim it will. i enclose 200 to
help pay for packing. etc.. and all)!
evidence that I am not sending
for this trial package out of idle
curiosity.
;Name
1 Address ....... .
cos-.w..---..o---o
van-vocalo-nvncloi
and Mrs. John Barlow and other roll:
lives.
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Mrs. Theodore Brotherton. of
Bridgeport, was the guest last week
of Mrs. Rollin Stoddard and other rela-
tives in town.
m
D. P. ichenna has been given the
contract to erect a handsome gran.
ire monument in the Pryor plot in the
Catholic cemetery.
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The Altrulstic society, a club of girls
rccentiy formed in the Methodist
church. will hold a fair next track in
the church parlors.
Wail Papers
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Paints. Crodtcry. Game.
Homefurnishing .‘
imported Blue English Chill. by the
single piece or set. War-ram not
to crate.
Columbia Graphapiwnu.
indestructible Cylinder Records. also.
Pit all cylinder machines. Double
Disc Records. music two sldel. '66.
Window Shhdes Made to Order_
Aluminum Ware
Will Last 1 Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans. Double
Boilers. Frying Pans. etc.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. Decker
.7 WAIHINQTON OTRIIT.
tours NORWALK.‘
var... boa.
mam SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic luv Ilium or no
cause or the ill and the m of w
lusting tiresome. Discuss are cooled
by a wrench. twist 0r sprain in the
back. Even if ‘done In childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cents of
this disease and pain. and health ll
restored through harmonizing the It?
nerve systems in your ha y.
Nervouaneu. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, llcart, Kidney and remit Dil-
casea are given special atteiltioul lilo
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret givlnx Chiropractic I
chance to help you. V
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"lunatic Treatment. Mimi
Norwalk Chronicler