i during; the coming season.
”hill?” ‘1
W on , w "‘ “
mean- cl l ' "i to ”i"?
l“
T
will r‘ilil'e . it it
govern n Y “ Blast
.wsllters ill: he'setn inhzhe heft;
l, . filly
. . Prompt and eiliois'hi service at
alttlmes. , ..-. f,
, Personal attention
prescription work.
_ chairs lion-our trolley ”trons.
Genie in and wait for your car.
”RIDGE. PWACY-
lulu.
given to all
a»...
Complaint is made-about the war
boys and young men treat Lean Sher-
wood. a well it own character who is
an insults or t 0 icon... T .‘bu‘t oho
persists in mine ill hill. i linear: in
most Not-will: enchanlorninl'. He Is
called names calcul . ato incite his
wrath and he ll pet ed with missiles
until he takes in the stores. One in-
dignant man said this morning it is
something about the matter.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies. pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
left this afternoon for Middletown.
gum-e he will attend the annual New
ork Eastern District Conference. in
, 3. reexamination:-
i
51
Nicholas Oddohas been visiting his
50“. Harry Dildo: in New York City
{Or a. few days. ,
A monthly meeting of the Fire Po-
lice will be held next Moods evening
at headquarters in Van. Zen t street. .
Mrs. George H. Sconeid and sons
Albert and Francis, of Fifth street.
have gone to Trinity Lake to spend
a week.
Mrs. William Gondola who was ten-
en ill yesterday during the funeral of
her husband, was reported this morn-
ing as still being very sick.
The East avenue trolley line has at
last achieved fame. inlet night it was
inentloned in a vaudeville sketch at
Music Hall, South Norwaik.
Miss Alice Darrow. of East Norwaii
is spending the day in New York 0
and intends tp attend the matinee p
formance at the Hippodrome today.
M r. and Mrs. James ii. liunford and
daughter, lsahelle, of Winfield street.
are visitorstin New ‘York City today.
and expect to attend a performance at
the Hippodrome.
llarry Crossett. a local preacher, in
the absence of Rev. W. W. Gillies at
conference, will ofloiatc at the tuner»
al of Mrs. S. A. Odell. tomorrow after-
noon at 2:80 o'clock.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Sunday school board of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church was held last
. evening at the church. Only the regu-
lar matters came up for discussion.
Mrs. Edwin James, who has been
going through a severe siege of the
grip, lasting ten weeks. continues to
convalesce nicely and her entire re-
covery is expected in a short time.
A special meeting of the Barber's
Union will he held this evening at 8:-
30 at the ~Oflfl07“lhon on the Washing-
ton street bridge. Matters pertaining
to the forthcoming dance will be dis-
cussed. .
The Mayflower baseball team is im-
proving every day. The indications are
that the team will come up to the old
standard, though there has been no
Mayflower team in sevornl yours. The
Mayflower Oval is a busy spm these
days.
Some idea of the popularity of Ru-
hart Wright and his bride. formerly
Mics Alice Roberts. who were married
last night. was shown by the hearti»
ness of their reception. The young
couple were fairly smothered with con-
grutulations and incidentally covered
with confetti.
The crew of the Gregory Point car
decided that today would be it fine
time for a day’s vacation. and they
coniy hardly have picked out better
weather for this time of the year. liar-
old St. George is taking the plate of
Conductor Howard Wiintot and find-
iey Wiinlot that of Motor-man Eugene
Clout.
Herman Ryder, the butcher, who re-
cently purchased an automobile, re
MB that he has been making one
aware»: and thug far he has had ex-
ceileut luck. His only accident has
been a punctured tire. Herman is of
an ingenius turn of mind and will not
in all probability have as much now
his as the ordinary novice who starts
out with out fiaiittf’flilh preliminary in-
structions. ~
William K. Dow. the mantel of the
Crescent lmmdry. who sets to work
so early in the morning that he is ii-
abie to turn up local any time after
midnight, reports that this mortdng
the moon was a hood sited
slice‘. ed it ill wi
recs v {ii a s
semi which is
kl
ti’
91‘-
from tho llailcl’
will" .
lie was inclined to thinit that it
all probability Mr. Gillies, pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. left
this afternoon for Middletown. where
he will attend the annual New York
East District Conference. in all prob-
ability Mr. Gillies will be returned to
I the local church. as he was called un-
animously several months ago and ac-
cepted the call. '
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altching. bleeding. protruding or
blind plies yield to Dunn's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, dually
‘cured. Drunists all sett it.
* llullll .
Mrs. Hickson W. Cole was cnilcd to
‘ Brooklyn. yesterday; on account of the
illness of her randchil ren. sons of
' Mr. and Mrs. l arry 1188 h.
A shoot and pillow cane party will
be held in Rowdy/tea Hose Company's
headquarters tomorrow night and the
.melnhers and friends are anticipating
a pleasant time.
‘ Mrs. Sarah E. McDerniotl, of Fawn
Grove. Penna. is a guest for a month
of her son. the Rev. Williu
Dermott. pastor of the R0 nylon Me-
thodist Church. '
The lMiee‘ Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet to new at
the home of Mrs. William Clashmen.
Logan street, tomorrow afternoon.
The regular business meeting will also
be held at that time.
—-—t-1hoet and pillow case party. Hose
house. Wednesday evening.
The end of the conference year
‘inds the Rowayton Methodist Church
in fine shape. The year has been a
very creditable one. in fact, for the
1
addition, the benevolent offering was
‘260. an increase of {no or more ov-
er last year.
Rev. William it. Mcilermoti, pastor
of the ifowaylon Methodist Episcopal
tillnrch. left. tilts afternoon for the all-
nnnl conference sellslion in Middle-
town. The pulpit here will be occu-
pied next Sunday by the llcv. William
J. Guggenheim, of Bridgeport. A large
part of the excclicnt muster musical
program will be i's‘pealed.
The funeral of Mrs. John H. (‘rockr
oil was bold yesterday afternoon from
her late residence in this place. The
Rev. F. A. i‘nnuingham, pastor of the
Baptist Church. officiated. The poll-
bearers were Winfield 8. Grant. Wil-
linnl iiuylcr. Sen, E. Howard Every
and C. l), Albrecht. Two solos were
sung by Mrs. C. l). Albrecht. The bur-
ial was in Union Cemetery, Rowsyton.
At a business meeting of the Re
ilsnce Social club, held their rooms
yesterday afternoon. it was voted to
hold a whist Friday afternoon, nun
2:40 to 5:30. it is hoped that more will
be a in attendance an it is the tie.
sire of l e committee in charge to
make this the banner whisl of the sea-
son. The hostesses will be Mrs. no
bert 8. Barclay and Mrs. Charles Bow-
man.
James if. Williams, Principal of the
ilowsyton public school. delivered a
most satisfactorily illustrated address
on the Passion play Sunday evening
at tho Rowayton Milihodilt Church.
before an audience which filled the
edifice. All of the pews were filled and
in addition it was necessary to place
chairs in the aisles. Mr. Williams‘ ad-
dress was an illuminating one and the
pictures were very good.
A Phllathoa Ciluli was organised
last nl ht in the Sunday school of the
lit-int list Episcopal Church. with
twenty-two members. The teacher
|wlll he Protector James if. Williams.
an}. m sorts of the principal of the Rowaytoa public
utnnts these days. according to the school. and the following officer: were
NWT“.
The Maine masons has him
activity along the
has 0 fund
sludges.“ ‘ ‘ of pleasure bout
M
us-
After it great deal of effort and our
“flight
shone:
ii'rtlllltinnlwa Miss Minnie Momit.
Vica-Presidohlm-Miea .iunnle Scott.
nonrelury Miss llestrice lieWahrs.
Assistant Secretarywhfrs. Pearl
siteVemo'l‘homu.
Treasurer ”lilies rranoes findings.
Reporter-whites lola Bievens.
Mrs. lieisn M. Mitchell. of 838
Fourth street. limoiliyn. is dead as the
result of an apparently trivial ininry
suffered while peeling a pineapple.
i
respondent!!! Ilsa ll. Baxter. the Ono of the spines pierced the index
impulsr druggist. as succeeded
setting the Dr. if
in‘ilngor other risbt hand and caused
owmvco. to mile
a special half-price introductory of"? red on ism iii
blood poiseain . The accident occur-
iailt. but Mrs.
on the reactor fifty cost else of their Mitchell thwarted more of it until
celebrated s
sti ion on dyspepsia. .
f the cure of all diseases of the emu a. at out. however. that m “ sea. of Alois screw. is the norm of u M “VI W ".
greases and travels. than! any lives elitist yal‘tilh'llmdo «noted and several who has very ill with pneumonia. Will: H“ 0'01““ '0
which relief. but it makes permanent , i Immbilmigto sonata: is improv ng. . i , ted resident 'l‘. _ . fl
“'0'. 'V' mm , or nasal cos ' ‘ .
Dr. Howardfs specific has been so‘wosidhadsllm and other reme- nihilism! by “a. gulf; to Q35”? 3": 9' Via“?
remarkably shameful in curios con dies “W to. but the, tient m. m“ . s. . iii it ~ 7mm lostlr
sauna. engen- all all um um wot-so. an. swoon ,1.” eat » a My. m m m _ will. also.
Mes is willing to mom was as M film was in seed ‘belssmowlasdeutistoomrfor‘ _ M . .
mot-ice sold is gen use whet-ell health until the accident callus its m summit m , ,7 March lip-Arrived,
does not vs reli‘ , faction. 'i'iss physicians who word . ' ill , t ., 39m ‘1 1
do ism term-re calledlstottmtssmmthoom. Grumman" Mill r i M , 7 _ , 7 .
ride at in. m , has sun to is; on its. cataract the releases. it will its .9..ng. m if“ rill. iisrdoash. seller as» no no
serum.on%.,a limited , pm son or lessees some“ that a rationalist"on 0“ a": 1 c , ~ e.- by. w... first. title
at“ n... Wt l... are antral... "Whinimd’ihh ~ ~ ~ '~ if... > ~' not. rt... . in... um
i Wanamaker ”ad's! it: I‘m of thymus tiered . “ . is ' *
file in till euro 0! mn-
.’tbe Wand beans to swell and became
too painful that she went for treatment
his medicine is a recent discovery to Dr
J. in no . of m Ninth street,
r
nail ~
pretty near time the authorities do week. ‘
i ‘ it is announced that Mr. and M
R. Mc‘ fell and Noroton churches.
church has paid all expenses and in '
a bullies-lotion _
loiits will besive .iil
‘ Fridayevcning.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ms . _‘
lblorwaih. have . '-
ard nusdsle'e . .
The not-clot _ , ‘ .
is to serve clalii ‘ ,, a:
evening. Theenfli . ii
William Willmo .. abdominal
New York, were own. My. f
the fornler'a parents on lip street...
Edward Cantrell. of nan-non ,qu
i
one, has taken av-oositioadniomuin .
and will move his family there til
James Bates. and yo goat Ion, WEE
have been spending t e wintilr
Florida. will return home to Darien
next week. ' .
‘ There are uncalled for letters at the
Barton Inst-office addressed to cherish
it. Marius. sire. William Gaynor. M .
A Stepbo. Joseph L. Brundsgo and .
‘Signor Agosto. l ‘
Harry Schlichtln: and Herman Puck.
‘ took a little holiday trip down to
‘Brooltlyn. Good Friday and rmswsd
‘oid acquaintances. Their many friends
were pleased to see them. .
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
l was called out Sunday. about a p. in.
to aunt a stubborn blasts in the woods.
which threatened the arias property,
and succeeded in putting it out.
Thursday evening. the firemen a!
Dorian. will be the guests of the south
Norwslk fire police at a dinner. and
will mceivc the trophy recently won in
n pool tournament between the two
companies.
The cake and candy sale. Saturday
afternoon, for the benefit of the Jun-
ior league of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. was successful in every way.
netting a tidy sum. in addition to up
passing many appetites.
Elaborate musical programs were
carried out Easter Sunday in the Dar-
in some
cases the church choirs were tarsal:
ungumented for the day and in one
(also very fine and appropriate pro
grants were carried out.
The funeral of William it. Harris.
aged 74 years. who died Friday. at
the Soldiers‘ Home. was held in the
chapel Sunday. at 3.9. at. Rev. .1.
B. Doolittle calcining. lutermont was
in the veteran‘s cemetery. The decen-
cd was a member of Oornpany iii. First
Connecticut lie“! Million. and was
a native of New Haven. He leaves one
daughter. in Oklahoma.
llcnhcn w. lawrenoe. and 82 years,
died yesterday morning at the Sol
diors' lionle having been an tomato
or the Home but one week. Old age
and heart trouble were the nausea
lie was a native of Plainviiie, Conn.
.tallsdisevsrsl
, A “alumnae strolls every sufferer
from itidn
a
5‘ ‘ mutilation literati
o»
lifestyle the hack, sides or lotus. f‘sil‘lb
“all?“ e33. town‘s: "owns: eye
_ ,, o . s .
td” " of “cute mp-
iltni t): ill-tins. offensive and d
bolortd water and other bladder nil .
(if; ends. , 3
ill- urinary'disorder. or feel any rheu-
luatislh, a taking this harmless
medicine. will the knowledge, that
there is no other remedl'. at any price.
blade anywhere else in the world,
Which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as s fifty-cent treatment
of Pope's Diuretic. which any druggi'st
can supply. .
it is needless to feel miserable and
worried. becsuu this unusual prepara-
tion goes at once to the out-of-order
kidneys and urinary Intern. distribut.
in: its cleansing. healing and strength-
oning influence directly upon-the or
tans and,gisnds affected. and coup
plates the care before you realise it.
Your physician. phnrluscilst~ butter
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pane. Thompson ll Pane. of Oin-
cinnati. is a lawn and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of our subpoenas.
nly curative results can come from
taking Pape's‘ fliuretic. and a few days'
treatment wiii‘waks any one feel fine.
, Accept y >Pape's Diuretic-«titty
cent treat out—«any drug store—any;
wherein the world.
m-
priate to tile oece’lnon andnthe dorai
decorations were very attractive.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Routes en-
tertained friends from Port Chester at
their itoseviile home. Sunday.
Work of installing the electric light
system, (the gift of Edward Nash) in
Christ Church will soon be begun.
Mr. and lira. Nathaniel Gauit have
returned from Waterbury where they
were called by the death of Mrs.
(lault's mother.
Miss Ruth Macl-‘arland who is
spending hera Easter vacation with
her parents, is entertaining one of her
clmmalsd.
Miss Katherine [reels and Mr.
Howard Height of Port Chester, were
guests over hands! of Miss Lewis'
grandmother. who is ill.
Louis N. was. formerly proprietor
of the Hawthorne inn, was thrown
from an auto at tit-sport, l. i,. last
week and severely lnlured.
Wesley afternoon has moved
family Into the hog. it across the
stunt. His mother. la Moses Slim"
ills
was a corporal in Company ii. 2ith
Massachusetts Volunteer infantry, and
served throughout the war.
The Dutch Children's Home will
have a birthday party at the town hall
Thursday evening at 7:30. Admission
to adults will be free and a charge of
ten cards will be made for each child.
The program arranged for that mon-
in: under lb ircction of superinlcm
lows:
Pinnofurt Solo.
Col. lJndsay.
Remarks on Children‘s Work.
hire. Pattie Lindsay,
Further Remarks.
Rev. Dr. Brown.
Further Roman-its.
Rev. Dr. Martin.
lluolw’l‘he Boy and Girl,
Mr. and Mrs. lJndsay.
Rucitstion~0uit Secret.
Miss Ruih Reinert.
BMW-Selection.
Ming ’1‘
l)uel-—-8eiection.
Misses Vosburgh and Bates.
Count and Piaaofort. ‘
Col. Hadley.
RecitationMWatnhlng for Cnlmhs.
Miss Ruth Raiders;
Characteristic impersonations.
John Brown.
Pony Boy. by request.
Children.
Duet-«Selection.
Misses lie-burgh and listen.
Recitatioa-Do Your Best.
loafer Richard Reinert.
Duet~8electlon.
Mn and Mrs. lindsay.
solo by Mrs. Pattie Watkins. the great
America Welsh nightingale singer.
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Miss Louise Bherwood. has eeeuml
a position in Fairfieid.
Misp Phoebe Rice. of Bauniuoit is
visiting in New Jersey.
The quarantine on Trinlt
will be removed this week.
Mr. aisd Hrs. Orville Mills of Dorian
were guests in town. holiday.
John Math is out again after being
laid up several weeks with a broken
leg.
The seieetnlsn have so nted Bum
luv it. riliow fire we on of West-
port.
Ifr. shdvlirs. iii-3:0 Williams have
returned front a it'd visit out of
town.
heroes Hoyt.
e
y parsonage
,5» ’2‘
dent. and Mr. W. lit-inert is as fol.
wood. will reside with him.
Miss Sarah Potter, who has been liv-.
lion the past winter ill the Thomas
jrenidcncc on Combo street, will move
.llgto her own home in Weston. April
i 1dr. Benedict of Yale college, courts
f in or its-v. C. B. Bturges. was an Easter
.gnesi at the Farms‘ personage, and
l in the evening addressed the children
lat their concert.
The Misses Thomas have returned
lfmln Xew York and are occupyina
:lileil‘ cottage on Combo street, until
_ Miss iiarshki'otier vacslcs their rosi-
dcnce which will be some time next
month.
fiTANDAID OIL CASIO.
, “a...“
iJusties Issuer's Death Not Likely to
Medellin" New Trials.
NEW YORK. March 29.—-—Attorneys
for the Standard Oil Company today
expressed the opinion that the death
of supreme Court Justice Brewer
would not necessitate retrisid of the
government's suit against either the
" standard on Company or the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. The fact that
seven iusiicos had sat in the cues.
whereas ilve constituted a majority of
the court capable of rendering a decis-
ion. precluded possibility of any neces-
sity for s rehearing of the cam. is
the opinion of the tandem Oil Com-
illlnr's "prenatally“ seen.
"indeed. for all we know.” said one
of the attorneys, “Justice Brewer be-
fore his death may already have hand.
ed in his opinion in one or both of the
cases. lint whether or not the labs
Justice has passed upon either of the
matters in question. in which Justice
Moody did not sit. the remaining sev-
en justices have ample power to render
decision.”
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NATURAL”? Adult! DIAD.
CAMBRIDOR Mesa. Maren ”.wAl-
essader Amie; the eminent natural-
ist and presidential the fisiumet and
Heels Mining Oompany. died roster-
dayon the steamer Adriatic. Benth-
ampton for New York. The news
some in a wireless message from no-
dolpbo am his son, to Meier lien-
rig. iiiagiasoa. of. bee. Hiuinscn
m an .
W...
fililMi MINIOTr’OK“ TO. WAIHiNG~
Francisco Canola Jesus. the newly
appointed Cuban niisister to Washinr
, “TN“ 1 this filly (0‘13. .
m thallium to on itself?
hill.”
ml or . bladder trouble who. 3 .
., nervousness. r .
heart palpitations. tum..." .-
ooor .inuneys siniply . _ '
rough. ., _ . ,.
U . of nude ufllilltion (especially;
he‘mohlil‘nt you suspect kiddo! '
.wssluslcvcosl. larch ss.-Bsoor .
we '
’ .r'fih.
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169-163 WAUHiNGTON STREET.
.
New iTALlAN MINISTRY.
ROME. March 28.—«l.nigi l.llzaatti.
minister of agriculture in the cabinet
which resigned March 21. has practical-
ly d ided uponlhe new ministry the
form lion of which isles entrusted to
him by King Victor inlnlsnnei. it will
include the liaru‘uisA. iii Sun (lull-
lano. foreign minister who held that
office in liliili: four members of the
diploiti cabinet. three radicals and
Signor i’nniano, who was lulnisi ‘ of
agriculture ill the first Bonnino "is.
try. [our years ago.
anus—our
We dried Our Own Loris.
FenWick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK IUILDINO
”fill
of WAIHINGTON ITIEET.
llouw-s to 11:80 a. at, and 12.45 to
t p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
it p. as.
fiahackemo Hotel
1. ll. CONNOR, Mgr.
sssvros ano comma or re oars
ham or can oav mo newline
sunosv‘ DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL “I
~ if You Have-
Property, to Sell
in death Nor-want or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on it. we
Would” liite an opportunity totaiit it
over with you at our office in the
CLIFFORD HOT“. IUiLDiNO.
H. E. Dana 81 Son
iNOOflPOIATID
v sum ed.”-
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Misha-Vieo-Pmideht.
ilent li‘oul'. a social organisa-
lid in). South Norwaiit on 4an
p I fill. snif.ohartered Alum t 25.
loos. . it its annual meeting neutron
nooday. the sad inst. ,Pani new. the
presi.ent..was in the chair. and all
the cars were present. The follow-
ing “if eémgdli M
ran an - ilu anon.
Viooi‘rssidentmw. Sessions.
Recording Secretarymw. Duff.
Financial. secretary-4. Outlesr.
Treasurer~llorace Minlkins. .
House Committee—~Robect Patter-
son...C. memento. Harold. W. C. K.
Bullhead J. Mlnner.
The meetings of the club have been
suspended for one month, or until the
return of no . Patterson and Core
nslins Qiefn .' - Horace Mimkins
o goodwill. Their motive for go-
in is to or .. In exceptionally
‘ basalts.“ , out. which will be
known as this. Corn Giants. Mr. Pat-
terson undercurrent: will be the
managereofihe baseball team, and‘J.
Outiear is thesecretsry. They are
open for sitcoms". and challengers
should address J. Outiear. Bil Wash-
ington street,‘aouth Norwalk. The
opening game will be played t Savin
Rock, April 28, with a, New Haven
team. ' .
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UNi'l’lD ITATIO A MOBIL NATION
COPENHAGEN. March 29.——King
Frederick declared ioday that the
United states was the model for all us-
tions. This expression was made ‘.to
American Minister Egan, who, having
recently returned to the Danloh capi-
tal. was received in audience by his
majesty. “ Mr. Egan brought a persithai
message to the king from Prdhlddnt
Taft. During a conversation of mar-
iy an hour. the Danish monaro so»
hibited an intelligent acqnaln nice
with and deep sympathy in American
affairs. During this audience Mrs.
Egan and lilies Egan were received by
the queen.
CityNational Bank
scum nosvvapt, coon.
TRANOACTI AmRAL IANKINO
IUIINIM
ca itsi Ourpilis and Profits
U100. “11,000.00
Isis Deposit leads. 0! and .6 per year.
aowm H. narusweosl. roe.
some H. KNAPP. let it res.
rnaoaalclt it. ROWAN: Ind Vine-
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DIRIcTORd
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John H. Knapp Ismael worm-n
Josiah I. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Mm John H. Light
Fred H. Iowan
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PAINTING
Paper Hanging
Wall Paper, Painters’
Supplies
fleet Mixed Paint. . . . .81.!0 per gallon
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. We
Beat Opaque Shades.............2iio
Houeeiurniehing Goods. Crock-
ery. Glassware. ac.
L. H. Decker
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TIL. CON;
Agent for Columbia Pbemrspit Gels
Records. onpbephonse and unlice-
THE
Hu mphrey
‘ Inverted '
Gas Arc Lamp
IICsnnothsedu-ig L
to: powder _ .
Light a Bethany
in Consumption of
"m-
- as“
‘ scalp Tmbie misuse
' tube a simple case ofeosenllt‘whioit ‘ ;
back
do buy it at its bullion value.
«(lulled States are coming in larger
.Ipsoisi
. Was Iaeilytcursli.
"ihf‘wmoiiihs. the onus weenie
ported of a little :33 living in Haskell?-
mkmhotm sent to. three different
hair specialists in Now‘Yorlt for tress .
ment of a scalp affection“ which'thsy
considered a so one dis 9:.
went so far as Wu design?“
ed off. . Later. the. trouble was tonic
‘l
waacnrod in a few days by one
in the various formant skin ,.
in both infants and adults. hm am 3er-
dunes beneficial results fronlthe' ll
application. . Eczema, acne, herpes. .
rash. letter, etc, yield readily to its
remarkable curative proportion. Oo-
cssionsl applications will quickly be -
ish pimples. zlotchos and complaint
blemishes an will relieveolld our»
itching fest. scaly scalp, humorshstcp. .
Poe am can be had for fit) cents at
any reliable druggiet's. particularly
The. Clifford Pharmacy and; Edward
W. Kelley. Jr., who snake a specialty
of it. Or the Emergency Laboratories.
No. 32. West Twenty-fifth street. New
York city. Will send a trial supply free
by mail to any one who will write for
it. This is sufficient to show results
in M hours. .
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AMERIcAN MONEY.
Silver Coins From Over the Border
Disturb Peace of Dominion Press.
‘ (Toronto Mall and Empire.) ‘
Mr. Fielding announces that an ar-
rangement has been made with the
banks to clear the country of the
United States silver pieces now in
circulation here. in pursuance of
an arrangement of the same kind a
wholesale deportation of United
States coins was carried out some .
years ago. Doubtless the next raid
will be equally successful. but there
is no more reason for undertaking it
now than there was a year after the
first riddance was made. Further.
when the present floating supply has
been sent back to the United Stated.“
a twelvemonth or so later ne‘shefl
probably have more or less of it on
our hands again. Our neighbors’ sli-
ver come are much like bad pennies
are reputed to be. They have a habit
or turning up again. They come
to us as the bad ludiane from
the other side of the border were
wont to do. notwithstanding the
trouble repeatedly taken to get them
home again. As We pointed out lw
fore. these occasional deportation!
are not the true remedy. United
Btstes silver coin Would not give the
country any trouble and would never
put us to the «peace of raking it til-
gother for deportation, if its circula-
tiou were prohibited. if people win
f. or
should have the liberty to do that,
out they should not be allowed to use
it here as money. No foreign coins
should be current in Canada. Cans-
diau iend British pieces alone should
have the field all to themselves. ‘
it is true that people from the
numbers every year as; visi‘tgarl, m , ,
ers and investors to t is s o .2, .
line. They are spending more .. f " ‘f—fli
here and their presence is desired. '
dealing with them. Canadians shun" ~. '
show a spirit as far as possible from '
that of churilshness. But we can in. .'..-..;.
perfectly courteous. and ' M
friendly without conceding the
dent of our circulation to their .
coins. in their country our silver
pieces have no statute. Thomson who ,
tenders a Canadian oil-cent piece its
New York in payment for a telegraph
message. or for any other service on
article. might as well tender its face
value in cigars. Our neighbors can
find no fault if we are equally liar-
liculsr to keep out foreign coins. Once
the rule is established that United
Slates silver pieces have no currency
here. visitors will readily adopt them»
sieves to it. No matter how wealth:
a tourist or other traveler from the
south of the boundary may he;‘he will
never have much of his country's Iii-
ver coin about him. and it can be no
great inconvenience to anybody to
have such loose change put out of
use here. it is almost altogether in
other forms that the money of such.
visitors ,is brought into the W-
Their national bank notes and tbgir ‘
treasury notes soon do their way in
our pennant! are rgtu nod to the
United Butch. ~
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silver '*
Will Endeavor to Catch Pictures of fill
* Hailey comet. .
Pittsburg. Pa. March tit-wA eps-
cial astronomical camera has been.“
up at Honolulu which is expected”,
catch some interesting pictures a ,.
ley's comet when on the 18th of. _
it complete: its 3.100 .000 miles , ,
trip around the sun. an begins a , - '
liar journey all over again. Du.
ii. Brubear, thentronolner. who told
today of providln the camera. said
that on May 18th i e head of tits
at point! crossfire solar disc and .,
phenomena would be plainly ‘
in the Pacific ocean. ,
it will late the comet but lid Mill
also. he said, to cross the sun's
and at that time it would be .
to determine how much» solid
is in the comet'spucieua. for 1.
portions over ten miles in 1
would be indicated by
$6,300,000 mtl."dis§"#l
on com ass is
at snyothar time. The »t
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