a monkey?
Get Your no: Wants
silica litth‘e
'B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient mm at
all um. .jfi . r
‘ Personal slunuesgstven to an
‘ prescription ‘
trolley patrons.
Olin!" for In!
Come in‘ and Ni?!“ 70!! our.
. names Pastime?
.i. PARKER. Manager.
W
Here is t a mu of it:
tango _, -
i... " God created!!!” in his own,
trains. and loathe lmaioiof God creat-
ed. be him, male and female crested
be them. _
"And God .blesse them. and God
said unto them. ‘ng ruitful and multi-
ply, and replenish incest-tn. and sub-
due it. And have dominion over the
fish of the sea and over the fowl of
the air. and over every living thing
' that movsth upon the earth.’ '.‘
Now. after looking at these few
verses, i do not see where man orig.
lasted from animals.
Are we not more than a little high-
or form of a monkey or a baboon? We
ought not to laugh at this. as some do.
We should look at it seriously and
thoughtfully, and find out what our
children are learning.
F. L. ’Jennings. of'Stratford, was a
caller on friends along the Washing-
ton street bridge yesterday.
Walter Aaronson. of New Britain,
who has been a guest of his brother.
Andrew Aaronson, of New Street, has
returned home, -
The work of improvement is still go
ing on about John Cavanegh‘s new
residence at the “ridge." Just now
masons are at work covering the barn
with stucco.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school orchestra will meet
tonight at the home of H. .l. Iiipson,
Seaside place. to practice for the
Christmas service.
There will be a rehearsal of the Ad-
vent Sunday school exercises for the
. Christmas tonight, when it is request-
ed that all of the members of the
school who can by n hand.
Henry Case is be the leader of
the meeting of the Loyefwiirkers' So-
ciety Sunday evening.” when the sub-
ject will be “The Second Coming of
Christ: How. When and the Object."
A regular meeting of Joseph Capos-
seia‘s dancing class was held last ev-
ening and there being quite a number
of guests. the latter part of the oven-
lng was turned into a social session.
The big oyster steamer Standard is
like a Christmas boat. She brought
a big load of oysters. many of which
will probably be part of Christmas din-
ners at various points in the country:
Frank Oddo, the Young Washington
street barber, and Ernest Croeschner
will try conclusions this evening in the
pool tournament of the. South Norwaik
Fire Police. Mr. Oddo is rated 50 and
'Mr. Croescbncr 75. '
Edward Cunningham. who is a law
yer in New York and who is a son of
of the Rev. Edward Cunningham, for-
merly pastor of the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church. was a caller on friends
in East Norwulk yesterday.
The stores have taken on a very
pretty appearance in many instances
for the holiday period. Despite the
weather. which has hardly. scemcd
Christiuusiike, the Christmas spirit is
in the air and has everybody interest
ed.
Mrs. William H. Young, proprietor
of the colored restaurant on the Wash
ington street bridge. continues qultu
seriously ill and appears to have grown
considerably weaker. She is believed
to be threatened with appendicitis, but
an effort is being made to dispense
with an operation. 1»
Nothing has yet been done about tho
section of fence that is in a vcry wub»
lily condition iii the South Norwulk
approach to ilie,drawbridgo. on the
south side. No. very great push would
be required to send a fifteen or twenty
foot or lllOl‘O suction of the {critic ov‘
erbourd into the harbor.
li‘iiich Brothers. of East Norwalk.
have. been busy during the past few
days iii, ilic. Country Club property.
whcrc the new skating rink is being
constructed. The work will be hurried
right along In order that weather con-
dition may be taken advantage of at
the holidays. if imasiblc. for skating.
O
Friends of Captain George ll. Van-
Aisiyue. of tho Elsket. have been ask-
ing when his boat will be finally finish-
ed. Captain Van Alstyne frankly ad-
mits that he does not know. The stern
was rebuilt and added to lost your and
now a new how, much longer, is being
added. The next move, Captain Van
says, is to cut the Elsket in two and
add a. midship section.
The official weather prophet of blast
Norwalk. who has been getting his
“bumps" lately on account of mistakes
he has made, is of the opinion that the
government weather men has had
nothing on him lately ad that the rec-
oriin for the last work or so will bo-
oui, iiio contention. ’i‘lio liliiiii, Norwiilk
wcitlhcr man tries to fflltlif’ if piiNllqu
pritiilcilou if possible? iiud not In hnnd
oui ouch wishy-wnshy stuff as the gov- '
eromcni mlll [announces soiuotiiucs;
nunloly. "probably minor snow. part-
ly cloudy and probably cloudy.“
Mr. Editor:
With your pmnlssimri would like
is ask a few questions. that i think
would be of speoill benefit to the peo-
ple of must Nor. silt. especially to
those who hive e ildren attending the
public schools. Now before i uh any
questions i want to ntste that l liars
due respect for all and i do not pro.
tend to harm. is all. hours my desire to
Ills. Not long i heard stories coh-
rsrning the "ori u of man.“ or i might
say they were ran as facts; in fact,
the teachers ‘ b their scholars that
we will“. ii animal “I‘M d
New in the Ho
Dock we m.m .
ulnar: tissues-mi:
mil sun. our -
mum horses-ileum
insane: Moonrise firsts
is there any history better than the
Bible?
‘ . Listen again. my reader. and out of
the ground the [lord God formed every
beast of the field. and every fowl of
the air. and brought them. note what?
A monkey? No Adam is see what he
would call them. And whatever Adam,
culled every living creature, that was
the name thereof. Nq , if any of the
teachers of the East orwalk schools,
or probably Principal Thom son would
he better. can throw,dow scripture
he should send his proof or else not
teach such stuff. -
We are living in tin age of: new
things. new ideas. etc. but the Bible
has never changed. Now let us hear
from some one who is well- posted on
this “Monkey business." it may be
we can learn something, but bring
your proof along. .
Yourswery truly.
FRANK l’. SELF.
East Norwalk.“ Conn.
ililillllllil
The Sunday school pupils of the
Baptist and Methodist Churches are
busy rehearsing for the Christmas ex-
ercises to be held the latter part of
the month.
There are several cases of scarlet
fever in the village at the present
time. Emma Ciisliinan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ciishinau, daugh-
ter of Mr. and fro. Eugene Cushnian.
and the little corridor of Rev. and
Mrs. E“. A. Cunningham arc among the
victims.
lllilifll in rumor
Henry M. Baker. chairman of the
Town School Committee of Doric-n
was a visitor iii the Holmes School.
Glenbrook. Wednesday.
Mr. Bath and family. of Norwslk.
are to oocupy the third floor of Rob.
on Walker’s cottage on Courlliiiid
avenue. (llcnbrook. onc day this week.
Dr. Carlos Marlyn announces a scr.
vice of song ncxl Sunday evening. in
llic-Noroton Presbyterian Church. fol-
lowed by an address on “(innibllng
and Gamblers."
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. ii. A. M..
of lhirlen. held an entertainment and ,
dance in the lodge. rooms last night at .
ii o’clock. Aboudroth's orchestra. of
Dorian. furnished the music. There
was a large crowd and a pleasant
limp Wits had.
The Noroton Heights Military Hand
sure a splendid concert as a prciiml
nary if) a dance. which was given by"
the. blind. chncsdur cvcning, in tho
li‘lrciucii‘s linll, Nor-oton ilclgbis. It
was wcll niicndcd. the wenihcr hciiilz
idcsl. and the band’s popularity schuii
us ii llood drawing-card. iichi-y one who
aiicudcii i ii a fine time and lili‘ cn-
iirc affair van a huge success.
wind.
Tlic Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. ll. 0. Thomson.
Mrs. Herbert Biiirgos drove to Nor-
walk on ii shopping trip on Wednes-
day. accompanied by friends.
Hattie and lilbbic Green have. been
visiting their grandmother. Mrs. .los'
epliine Gregory.
Mrs. N. M. Bellies, of Jamaica. 1...
l.. is planning to visit in Wilton with
friends, gs she did last winter.
The heavy detonation of blasting at
West Point lfl frequently heard here
when the wind is in the right iilrsc.
tion.
The parish building ovary ovenln‘s
this week in tho «drum of busy work.
cru. 'i‘lic yoiiiiir pooplu of (it. Mob
ihuw‘ii parish iil’i‘ iyiuu thu’ Christmas
tlf'i‘ill'lllltiilfi.
Mrl. i‘Jiiwnrd illmiiicad. Mrs. A. W.
Mci'win and Miss Katharine Biurucs
Mire furlonulhosu from Wilton. who
attended the ii. A. it. meeting in Mir
walk 'i'hui‘sdny afternoon. ‘
Some two 'or three years. ago the
Whist Glob ceased its meetings. An
effort‘is being made to oeuidonetho
armisstion under different .sspoets.
An initial meeting was held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. ii. (3. Thomson.
Four ables were in- play and it was.
agreed to have n‘ prises throulh the
winter, but it rec rite! iho loci-es will
be trout and at the ilnsl meeting a
prise-will be awarded the mental
tiwr. Meanwhile the dues will
connect” you and in i‘l‘l; curds {argued
to nryypdrposss s or or r-
elisse elm books or tennis fund
for a m llbmr bold“
“in
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m‘ulndfe‘mt insomniac ‘
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_. (continued from First Page)
when a period of mournink ofllcially
will begin. Dr. Thirlsr said today: ‘
“i with . that the king was sufferlil
f .a.
1 our chi‘e‘fA amlety‘w‘hen operating,
'we decided to resort to surgery it
suffering... as a Minimum. he also»
without suffering so all;”.,; ' ‘
l Immediately foflowms laeopold’u
it was not stones removed from the
bed. .Preuardtloliir for conveying the
body to the city proper were
Early today the premier, Schollsert.i
proceeded to the palace and under his
direction the omcisl Moniteur publish.
ed a special number announcing the .
formation of a regency council combos.
ed of the council and ministers. which ,
iwill nominally hold the reins of sov- j
eroment until the heir to the throne. '
(Prince Albert. has taken the oath‘ol'.
unscensloo.
. Baron Goilliiet. private secretary to
King impold, who is greatly affected
by the sudden termination of his
inalesty‘s illness, described the scene
at tlielpalsce:
' "The king's body." said the baron.
“rests on his bed... His expression is .
peaceful. All of the household are in
tears. gathered about the body. We .
have informed the ministers of the
and event. As the newspaper corres-
,nfmdents were prohibited from enter-
ing the palace this mobnlng. the
immune details of events tr uspirlnii 7
within were made known 0 chilly. It ‘
is said that Leopold's will constitutes
a good-sized volume. ‘
l “The Princess Clementine and her
sister. Stephanie, with the Countess of
Flanders. left the palace at an early
hour. They were followed soon by his
majority's intimate friend. Baroness
Vaughan. 'l‘he lat or proceeded to
Balinoourt, refusing, to he interview-
ed "
The municipal theatres will be clos~
cd for a time.
The court will go into mourning for
six months. while the period of mourn-
‘ing for the household will continue for
one your. . ~
i This forenoon, M. .1. Deviation. the
inhibitor of foreign affairs. officially .
notified the sovereigns and chiefs oi:
:sinio of Europe of the death of lase-
pold il.. King of Belgians. Telegrams
of condolence were curly received
,from King Edward and Queen Alexan-
.dru. Emperor William. King Alfonso,_
Emperor Francis Joseph. King Victor
.Emmunucl and Queen Helene, Presi»
{dent l-‘nlllcrss of France and Pope Pius
X. The pontiff has Mildred ii l'eqlllt‘lli'
mass for tho repose of Leopold's soul.
Hundreds of other messages of syiii-
puiliy and regret have reached the pale
arc. The sittings of the courts hare
been suspended until the new kids
shall have received the crown. l'larou
iloilliwi has entrusted tho king‘s will
to the custody of the courts.
.9.
“A specific for pain-4h. Thomas
Eclectrlc Oil. strongest. cheapest liui
mont ever devised. A household reins-
dy in America for 25 years.
llllRWIlli lilili ,
llil llllll Sllllilll
New Britain and Bridgeport ”in Cm
Regarding Locations
Norwnlk does not got one of tlic
trade schools which were authorized
$50,000 of the stair}; mom-y is lo I"
spent.
(inc school is to be located at Nun
Britain and lllt‘ Ollll‘l‘ iii lirlilgcpori.
llIliI Norwnlk is out of tlic rililniiili.
xiic legislature sulliurizcd ihc Stiiic
Heard of Education to calahiish "in
WWII of the two towns of the stain
which may seem to said board bcsi
iidupicd for the purpose. a freo public
day and evening school for the iii-
strut-lion in the aria and practices of
trailed."
it was confidently oxmcted that one
of the schools would be located in New
Haven, and the Chamber of Coiiimrrcc
made strong offort to that end.
.lust why the board of Education
should select Bridgeport and New
Britain rather than New Haven and
Hartford has not yet transpired.
Secretary Hines of the Brats Board
was asked about the reasons, but said
ho could say nothing other than that
the board had coiisldered the matter
very carefully before reaching a decil-
lon. The board is empowered to en-
ter lnio arrangements with manufac-
turing and mechanical establish-
ments Iii which pupils of the trade
sclirmls may have llilIleml practice.
and may also ouior into srra‘nunments
with schools already established for in»
board.
The board is authorised to construct
biilliilmpi or have. temporary moms in
Willflll’liillfll buildings shall be housed.
at an oiiuunse of not more than Slimline
annually. A factory has been selected
for this purpose in Bridgeport. but
migratory lilacs could not this morn-
ing‘teli what the factory ll.
be school in New nrltsln will be,
startsdih the manufacturing plant of'
Corbin Brothers do. The selection or,
quarters for the new school was placed
in the hands of a committee of music
instill-era. who and upon investigation
tilht the “Mil of the Corbin mothers
('50.. whic was laid out and equipped
by the luv net-rm w. Corbin, will
afford erupts facilities for the carry
in salute truer-schooner”! his
i aim Ind 'in mile! to the
minimal my . allies“. and
more if he will under the mo-
sics of the “someones as test as u
is use“. it In W that it “his
be Mi to M Ii Hm W
m1 iii in We
1 ‘ in! s free W
be placed in a casket this evening.
adv of thelmrt. This was;
lib! }
or- ’f
‘ider to save his majesty from terrible -
death two nuns laid out the body. but i
then g
made. The obssqules will take pine .
at the Collegiate Church of St. Gudula. ?
' toads,
.».; a“
out! for
i .1
tore. Howls your
. l-lr mime been 5
your chi-lotions pree- .
nothing.
‘. . " (S'eeI'Coupon)
Cut outthls Coupon and pro
December 18.
Christmas Coupon
31.00 ‘Worthormors of Groceries, except beau. Butter and Eggs. "
you will retinitis 20 stamps Fred; This Coupon not good after
not at our store, and by buying ,
l
s
100 Stamps‘Frscwwith 1 large can Add” 3. Powder at ..... .50c
.70 Stamps Free With a bottles Pure ExIract, any Hawaii. a
bottle.....'. ....... . .....
.............. ...........25c
Extra Stamps with
20 stamps with 1 lb. 35o Tea.
25 Stamps ‘wl 1 lb. 40c Tea.
is siamprwl villi. sec Tea.
5i) Slbnipswifli‘l lb. 69: Tea. .
Teas and Coffees ‘
l0 Stwps with i lb. 20:: Coffee.
20 St the with 1 lb. 25c (Suites.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 30c Coffee.
30 Stumps with 1 lb. 35c Coffee.
Extra Stamps with Groceries
lo Stumps with i can Sultana
Spice ..........
)0 Stamps with l but. Queen
Olives ..................... 160
ii) Stamps with 1
pkg. Fluffy
Ruffles Starch ....... 10¢
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Maca-
roni or Spaghetti
l0 Stamps with 1 can Add”
Tabla Syrup ............ ..lOo
. iii Stamps with 1 hot. Shaker
Salt ............... loo
0
10 Stamps with 2 cakes A&P
Securing Soap, ouch ........ 5r; ,
iii Stamps with 1 pkg. li‘iiiicy
Head Rice ................. 10c
10 Stumps with l but. A&l’ ,.
Ketchup ................... 18d
10 stamps with i can Rasp-
berries ..................... 15c
10 Stumps with 1 can Straw-
berries .................... 18::
if; Simpps with 3 lbs. Ad’ti‘
Laiinrii)i Starch ............ 18c
CUT PRICE SPECIALS
Very Boat All? Creamery But-
tci'. a pound ....... ,. ...... 36c.
Seeded Raisins. 3 pkgs. for ...25c
Cicancil Currants. 3 pligs. for. .25c
Cluster llnskst Brand Raisins.
2 curious for 26¢
None Such Mingus Most. large
pkg. ......,,.... ........ ,..20c
.‘lfii’ Fancy Patent l-‘lour..‘.2ili’_.
lb. suck ..... . ............. 85c
Cranberries. 3 quarts for ...... 25c
Plum Pudding. ll. & it. n
can ., .............. 230 and 45c
Mixed Nuts. 2 poumis for ....25o
Pumpkin or Squash. it can . ...10c
CONNECTICU LODGE WINS.
Judge Curtis Decide. in Favor of
Workman of This Stats.
.liidgc i‘uriis in the superior court at
New Huron. Wednesday, filed a duel»
sioii Ill llli‘ char-,0! the grand lodge, A.
. ll. W., of i‘oiiiiccilciii against
ii‘ srniiil lodge. A. (l. l‘. “K, of Mason-
cliuselts. in which damages of Minibus
arr- awarded to ibc plaintiff.
The case has been in tho suprcnic
Hill" on ii dciiiiirror and that court
sum it back to thc superior court
where it was trio-d a short time are on
Us merits.
FAlNTiNG.
0f the i.il(lill young women who
i‘uinioii lust your 987 it‘ll lliio lho urine
of men. two full on the floor and our
into n \rsicr buliw-ldfc.
SA
L _
One Carton Steam
Bullet
USED TH!!! YEAR!
One Richardson 8:
Burma Go
Hot Air Furnace
UGID THDEC 75AM!
‘
&
One list Air Fur- .. r
noes
‘UBIO {iris vases
r...”
One Hot Air Fur-
pace
UIID IIX VIARI
s... m. A. nae-W
hr. *5
GENERAL SUTOR DEAD.
SALT LAKE CITY. l'iaii. Illcc. l'.‘.~~~
lininntlcucrdl Wulicr F‘. Sutor. who
foiilzhi illlfIPi' ilranl til \‘ioksbnru null
iiliircllcii lo the non willi Slii‘riiiuir rile]
Iii-re ycsterduy. lic was born at iii-vii
iiiicr. N. Y.. ciiicrccl the l'iiloii army
with Wisconsin \‘illllllit‘l'l‘n. illltl prai-
lii'cd medicinc formally yours at in
Crosric. Witt, llcuili rcsullcil lroiii ll
lull.
THERE‘S A REASON.
\‘i’i- should llilirli that it would ow-
cur to Amc‘rlc or abroad pi'clty soup
that of all the yours in the history
of our great and glorious rcpublii.
this in about the worst your miir‘elv»
able for Aiiicricaiis to comi- homo and
cupccl to sinoucb a few little extra
diulsi through it courteous and coin
liinisniil company of customs inspec-
inrs .. Evening Sim. '
O 0
Christmas Remittances
To the “Old Country.“ and to all
points in Europe.
J. M. LAYTON & CO
(lNCORPORATED)
insurance and Real
Estate Agents
5 RMLROAD AVE. 80. ”DIWALK.
LOANS NEOOTIATID.
w mm... "m...“ a , .. ......
ii" on... sublet-i
For All House-Owners
‘i‘hbi is their)”; for cloning!
. iii Wt protons . , if
“ with” ‘lll'ifin {My thought”; “id
illollalro for the to“ sip mil.
out they dont'pa for menu.
, Roaming”? dirt 3'13 [at
"I‘m WI. . i‘ a
j stables :no im' risks they
be framed as with
g a .
We lunr‘svsntbiu for the
N ‘0". m
.. Invest. . .t
. Adeline Pure White Lead
TH! FAMOUI
DUTCH MMIMII “m
sies- '. mm
47
gill! rooms. corner of Wall and Main
streets. Norwalk. After the regular
w .
RATE! ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner.
l
‘ Banquets a Specialty
‘hs Wrist. Stephen Bray.
" MahaCkemo Hotel
. hum ‘ y i,
Wilbi'mllthlyv’
' “‘Ff‘blldtnt Next Neath.
The Nutmeg Club metlsst night is
a} near the nomination of 0 cars
I ills:
Presidentmdohn Kline.
Vice-Predident~—~Frank Smith. Eru-
ost Malcolm. ‘ "'
Se'Cretarsini-uest Gregory.
ril'l'rsasurermw. .l. Rider.
, Xinanclal Secretary—«Howard Cill;
” heater. 3 ,
. House Committee-«Anson Kceler.
Lester Wheeler. William lane.
. Entertainment
Ashweil,
Betta. , fl
. Pool Coriimiitcev—Erncst Gregory.
Ernest Malcolm. Howard Chichester.
' 'i‘rustco‘sWeorge Kavanagh. Thom.
Committee-doseph
Percy Sharron. Thaddeus
Manager of Alhleilcew—Anson Keel-
9r.. '
. Governing Board—Lester Wheeler,
flurry Keogh, Joseph ‘Ashweli, lyercy
Morgan. I
Visiting Cosmiiltce—mecster Mecio
er, Stephen‘Smlth. Homer iniwrcnce.
Frank Smith. James Gregory.
" The election will be held the first
Tuesday in January. .
, it was also voted to change the
meeting nights from Thursdays to the
first and third Tuesdays in each
ghostly. No further business coming
“Wine club adjourned and a social
time 'wss had by thoSc pi‘csan
I. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
b to 8 p. m., 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
TEL. CALL 988.
in order, which resulted as fob "
, cructations of sour. un‘l gestsd
GAS
Fixtures
lHE Gilli llva ill EUMPANY
124 Washington Street. South Norwalk
Tel, No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Free Delivery
Lateél Designs of
the Manufacturers
(lConcealcd piping can be
run in any house. Have an
up-to-date light by having
your house piped for gas.
We wiii‘do n at cost.
Connecticut
Phone
68 Company.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after 'i‘ucsdsy. January 7
mild. Freight Propellers will: leavi-
Pier 28. East River. New York. (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at l p. in. Freight received
at Norwsllr up to i p. in. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Aiming J. .mith.
Lune.
O. C. HIIIMIN
General Agent
. ”31! w... ..._....._..._. -mw
lilillll iiiii
Will Christmas find you ready for
thc gift? We are ready now and can
. show you a fine line of goods for
presents.
.inpanosc Wars. in Brush and Comb
'l'iuys. Uliiii'illlilli Hols. 'l‘cii Halli. Ciikc
Hols, i‘liitus. Bowls. Dun lion lllnbus.
clt'.
Aluminum Wari- Iii 'l‘cii Kettles.
dunno l‘aiis. ll‘ry i'iinii, Ten and Coffee
I'otu. clc.
tiarninn Chins. siiliiii flats. llcrry
Hols. Cake l'ieies. lemonade lists. etc.
Agent for the Columbia .Cyiinder
and Dion iiraphophones.
indestructible Records at iill cylin‘
our machines. They will not scratch
or break. Two Minute Records. 85o:
Four Min to Records Ice: Disc luvs
unis. ill a disc mac lass, music two
sides, lilo. ,
Window Rhodes. House Furnishing
limos. (lions Wsm Crockery, Wail
l‘uhm. stat ‘
General Comrscwr for Paintball
and Purser Nannies.
AND ‘ALL OTHER PLoMelNoWIlt- f
Heaylburu.fltis. 95W? .7.
. 1‘ ‘ Forbidden
if your meals'aion't fltieoplfortnh}
or you feel bloated aftor‘eatilgg
you believe it til ‘the‘tfaod will
!you; if wheat little you eat £88121
.liulp of so on mute c. :' ‘
in difficulty in breathln mitts:
and acid. heartburn, b sh ours be
ing of casiydu cdh'hih \
that yoi‘r deed something to stop
fermentation and can. indigestitfli
To make every bite, of food yo
aid in the nourishment and so
of your body. you in strld your 8}.
rich of poisons, exc salve acid
stomach gas which score your cutie
moal~interieres with digestion ‘T
causes so many sufferers of Dysp
Sick Headache. Billiousness.
stipotion. Griplng, etc. ,Your a .
is no different-«you aro‘a'stomachrfiitl'»
furor. though you may villi lthy e.
other name; your real and only?m 2.
bin is flint which you eat‘doos n .
goal, but quickly ferments and a rd.
piroducing almont any unhealthy con i-
ton. . .-
A case of Papa‘s Uiapepsin will cost;
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here. and "
will convince any stomach sufferer dye
minutes after taking a single dose that
lr‘oi-rncntatlone and Sour Stomachi'la
causing the misery of Indigestion.” * " v -
No matter if you call your trouble
Cainrrh ol' the Stomach, Nervouspess
or Gastritis, or by any other name-e
always remember that a certain glove
is waiting at any drug store the mo
meat you decide to'beglrs itsusé.‘ .»-.
Pope‘s Dinposin wll regulate yang ‘
out of order Stain h‘ within "film
minutes. and digest promptly, without
any fuss or discomfort all of any» WI ‘
of food yon cat. ' ..; - ‘
"JUSTICE rrr'rs DEAD lili‘ sou.
KINGSTON, N. Y., Dec. 17+3B: “
prcme Court Justice George H. Firth.
of Albany, was fouuddead in belief. ..
the Eagle IIO‘QI,“.I1I§ morning. angled.
boon prcsidliilg at the trial term‘ here.
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