. , , , oy
‘, ’ Prompt and Billet at to vice It
1 nitrate»... . . - ~
‘ , , Personal attention
prescription work. ., 4 ,
. * all”?! for White! trons.
.1 ‘ Come in {rind \vni ‘ My?“ car.
onion}, n r
if"; Jsi‘ ”R
, (lament humanoid}. "of Cove sve-
alto, to spending the day in New York
Y- . .
,1“. and Mrs; Maui "I ,‘tiriifin. who
recently sold” dguce la
wuyrunnireve nib. tn Z‘LVau Zundt
street, East Norrie. k‘. ‘ ' "
Mr. and Mrs. D. Burr Beach - and
daughter Gladys. oi Bette place, have
returned home from a visit with the
farmer's mother In Nnugntuck.
' Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. C. Hawkins, who
are residing at present in Danbury. but
who were seaside, Bidet Net-walk. resi-
dents for years, attended the Mellie
$3M Conference at Mlddletown yester-
.y.
The members of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company have been shin-
ing up the interior-.0! the fire liousv in
\{tin Zundt street, in anticipation of n
dance they will have there this even-
ng. ~
Harry Crossett. who led the weekly
prayer meeting at: the East Avenue
Methodist Church last‘ 'ye‘VenIng. will
preach both morning and evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday.
The pranksters did not forget today
' April Int. or All Fools Day. Their
okes, of course, were more successful
bring the early hours. before many
one he lied recalled the significance of
the etc.
The handsome yawl "Friendship
3rd." owned by Mr. Roscnthsl. of New
York, which has been moored near the
East Nortvnlk Yacht Club headquar-
ters, will bepinced in commissionthls
month by Captain Richard it. Ready. ‘
(‘onduetor Arthur Bushel. of the
East evonuc trolley line Is enjoying a
few days vocation. Today his car is
being looked after by John Clancy. Mo-
etorman Joseph Kingslnnd .Is another
of the local foyce who its on a few days
vacation. t
Frank Holly has been quite
his home In East Washington street
for o. few days. He has been swim:
through a siege of the’grip and Wod-
1
ill of
nesdoy when he attempted to resume;
his work he was taken with u sort-rt-
chill, but is now much better.
Contractor Charles H. Aiethorpe has
completed the addition to his shop in
Seuview avenue and has re-arrungml
tin.- mnchlno In the whole shop, so as
to best utilize the extra upnct- created
by the addition. With the change. the
space in the shop In about doubled.
The showers of the last day or two
have assisted very iuatorlnlly In uteri-
ing tho grass growing. This morning
there wore many patches of green to
be seen. The warm weather has al»
so started the tree buds. .Now those
who watch the spring developments of
nature are touring n trust will do dour
ugc.
l‘lntilel li'llommodicu. who attended
the New York East Distriti charm-ergo
at Middletown yesterday, met It nun»
her of the meet Avenue Church's form-
or pastors. While in Middletown Mr.
l.‘iiominodleu also met ()hll‘ll‘ri it. lia-
ker. s iotaner nan Norwulk boy. who
in now business manager or the .‘iid-
tllclowit Suit. ‘
Not io‘he outdone by hln tuti‘iut'r,
John iioward. of the ilriu oi llzdnr
nml‘rloivnrd. but: our; purslnsrl n l nu-
toinobivie. lit: jirdulrcd the nuivtune, n
Font-it? with or our from ('mlirutl-
Ior' . 4th time. Mr. Howard has
been huviug some great experience»
learning. to operate it and so for has
not runninto e. telegraph polo.
(militia Charles D. Tobey has n»
turneddrom the Bridgeport natural
growth oyster grounds. vile say» it in
too early to work there In that the
need are still lmbedded in the bottom.
None of. the Bridgeport. ,oystermeu. he
odds are stymrk there now. Captain
Charla! Benson. newton. work.
log with bio boat It Southport. has at
so returned home. .
The handsomely lined end commodi-
ons big motor ylclit. "its. feet long.
which Is to bovbuflt’nt the Anderson
warke at Oyster. Shell Point, has at»
ready commence togierko form. in that
the heel for her it tidbit gotten out.
This host to dumbed. to so into cont-
inleehmtnext spring. on. original pint
waste have her refills; for, this felt
{lint slie’eould not it finished in the
me: .
i
" worth and Harry M. thbell.
if ‘
i won
. ,(Jlarkaitlinm It. Reid.
. vVostrymnhfldhn can. Horace Key-
Treesurerwll‘reneis
Auditoreeifnedor
‘ Dateline to t e» .
tienmil‘mncie w. M
Alternnte—wilohu O” '
Notice is hereby given that on us,-
sentiment of the polls and taxable prol
perty of the East Norwnlk Fire Dis-
trict has been made on the town list
of 1909. '
Said assessment listntny he found
for examination at the store of Edward
u, tlorhom. on First street. In llltl
district. '
The board of Relief will meet at the
said store of Edward E. Gertie-in. on the
9th day or April. 1910. at '3 o‘clock p.
at. to beer and, determine ell appeals
R . made to them fromunld assessment
list. . -
Dated at East Norwnlk. Conn. March
29.1910. , v;
PHILIP ll. FWDING,
W. H. BAKER.
A. BILLENSTEIN.
Committee of the East Norwnllt Fire
District. . mfitl iit
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:
Nomi:
liidn for motor generator not for the
East. Norwnlk Fire lllhtrict electric
light plant will be received up to April
11. inclusive. li‘or specifications. ad‘
dress.
EAST N0!t\\'AI.K l‘iltiz‘
(70 M MlT'i‘ FIE.
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“at”. -- U. .m.
tuna ' 'I
“‘8.
Mrs. lions (larger, of hirKInlur
street. In entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Royal Martin and two children, of Are-
na, .‘ew York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester A. Stephenson,
of Mount Vernon. New York, nre
spending a few days with Mrtt. Steph-
en's mother. Mrs. Sucnu Petty, Ray.
mond street.
The Rollnnco Social club will hold
lors on Rowaylon avenue. Mra. Rob-
ert Burclay and Mrs. Charles C. Bow-
man will be the houtesnos.
-~l’aprrhttnsing or painting dune
anywhere In Itownvton. ’i‘ol. lilo-5.
Murphy lieu. t‘o._ Tit Washington St.
Rev. William ii. ilicllr-rrnbii, the
pastor of the Ror.'n_l'ltul Methodist
Episcopal (Thur b, will orrupy the pub
pit of tho Noréalk Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening, id
will also conduct. the Men's lillit‘
, (lines.
The short and pillow cut-to party
held Wednesday evening. in the host-
house. under the auspices of the Lad-
les‘ Auxiliary, was very successful.
Home oi" the contumos wrro unique and
original and when the. monks were re-
movoti more were several. surprises.
Mrs. itdgnr Raymond succeeded In
winning the prize for laying the lust
one to be recognized by the judged.
Mrs. liar-Iv Stevens furnished muulc
for dancing and cake und Icc broom
were for solo. At it late hour the par-
Iy broke up. being sutislied with their
evening's fun.
urn million.
itulph ti. Counts has returned from
n business trip to Boston. ’
. hir. and Mrs. Thomas Bedding ltttVe
.moved from New Rochelle to tho
Fleming property, Munsflold avenue.
Members of Lincoln Council, No 4.
Junior 0. U. A. M.. express their
gratitude to all those who helped to
make their recent supper such it suc-
cents.
’l’heindloa' Aid Society, of the Con.
ureniiiimtul Church of Unrlon. hold it
nllvor ten this afternoon. lit the rent-
denou of Mrs. Albert Scoliold. biopic
avenue. ,
Wilbur Smith. of South Norwelk.
will deliver an illustrated lecture on
“(lur Birds and Flow it.“ under the
auspices of the Glenhr k Junior into-
nue, at Union Memorial Church, Glenu
brook tonight. at 8 p. in.
Wood Brothers of Dorian lure nu-
Ished two cottage: in Newton. One
was occupied yesterday by w. A.
Jones and family, and the nor is
soon to be taken by the eheu our for
Mr. Fiolimnn.
" ‘ Dr. Carlos Martyn ‘Innounces n so-
rise of Bundey night discourses in tho
Pmbyterisn Church. Newton. on rive
Captain C. A. Anderson..mnn'eiior if? Gmt,.0uesttons. “Mien:
tho‘mlsworth oyster company’s bu *.
no“ in thin violnlimdliiyq the 10,90
thet there was newline epic-ion
the Ellsworth beet, N
r
, , . .. O ,
York Bentley, iniur a; on: men but
thitthey had to
til it entirety
can is at a lots
fort not shout its;
': at at Green _,
there ~
"it” “ n
, , are e nun: r
”with on her.
The, at. new.
bishop of t . it it
in . l. _
titty
taken to it lies
Captain nd
vi how t e r
mini is we
r
A
' it April lib—ts the
"fl“ «new limconverti‘
inhabit? *- ‘ "
”Cm 2' ., ,
ll doubtless ottrset,
Aprli’ aid—ls Therlt I 00d?‘ .
pril 19-4! There a amnion-i
Bible rat-i
services a 1st ‘:
> new “it
an
r Wise . into
0
a whist this afternoon. in their not“,
changed (or
" orrls Ml .. ii the
twpg-yeltrold bolt oil on re.
Randall Mend baboon the nest or
Mr. and Mrtt. E. in. am in ‘ entail,“
The home of John‘flhukle In Lee‘u
lone is’uuuratitinod with lottrlet fever
Town Clerk Joseph Hyatt will be.
pin today to Issue do: licenses and
tens tor iiiitl. - y.
The condition of ill". Horatio Mill!
remains about the some. She is «till
confined to her bed. ‘
Rev. Mr. hoyndon and Rev. Mr.
Servis are attending the conference at
Middletown thin Week.
The parties from New York who
recently purchased the Wesley Sher-
wood plece. take possession today.
It is doubtful if the Benchside ion
on the above road will be opened this
. summer. The former proprietor died
lent winter.
The collar for the new ruidenoe oz.
- Mrs. Lloyd North has been completed
and the cnrpontcre‘wiil soon begin
their work.
The prayer meeting of the Congre-
gational church will meet with the
pastor and his wire at the personage
thin evening. ._
William Smith has the contract to
Install an electric light system at the
residence of the Miners Thomas on
Compo street. ,
The Smith Engineering company,
has completed wiring for electric
lights In the reuidenre of Mrs. Berrill
on Wright utrcet.
Leonard Gutilt states that he is
rushed with work, but cannot find mon
to do it. The itnlian Iuliorera will not
work for less than $2 a day.
One of the uitnr boys in the Catho-
lir church lighted a candle Sunday
morning and in on instant his surplice,
was all Minnie. The few who were in
the church rushed to his nonismuce
nod succoedtui in smothering the
flames.
A. .i. angerinc and Son of South
Norwaih have installed another busi-
ness phonograph in the office or the
it'mimluu'r'o Supply (.30. By their use
out daily without, the work of n renu-
ior shorthand writer.
The junior choir of the Church of
the Assumption continued of 30 young
girls of the Sundiiy school more its
llrei rocltnl Suudny. under the leader
ship of tho organist. Min Riley. 8m“
erai Easter uoloction In an extwlient
oral Edutvr selections; were rmninrrd
In an excellent manner. "
‘Thern was considerable excitement
in Suunaturk Tuesday evening When
an alarm oi lire wan ditch, and
Snugatuck ”new cutnptmy respoudol
to a blaze in n house owned by on list
Inn. A lamp was overturned. The
owner grabbed the binning lamp and
throw it out of the window, receiving.
several newer-o home. The tire won or
tiuxnlshud before the hose mnipam
reunited the place.
w...
iiiSiliii.
()i'lnndo Andrews spout yrutvrdi; "
Easton.
Mrs. A. E. Turner spout yesterday
In Norwalk.
Mrs. M. E. iiuriblitt has returned
from litvmklyn.
Mrs. howls Shipment has returned
from u viait in Newark. N. J.
Theodore Hamilton in arranged on
mutton work in North Wilton.
Dr. S. H. Huntington. of Norwalk.
yesterday. .
Willie Books will lend the (l. E.
meeting at the Congregational Church,
Sunday evening.
A number from here attended tho.
entertainment at the Greenfield Hill
Country Club. last evening.
Mrl. H. M. Beers Ind flies iladyn
lt‘lewellyn. of Norwnlit, have visited
Mrn. H. M. 'l‘rowbridxe.
lieu of at third house on his State
Itreet property In Wentport.
(l. W. Adams unperlutcodod his unit“
mill force in loading a car with rail.
road ties at Cannon yesterday.
Miss Florence Benito and Min»
Maude Imkwood are enjoying a two
woehl‘ vocation at their home: here.
Rev. .D. lions. new Perry. J. u.
lnckwood. W. P. lmkwoed. linsnd
.. with't‘you‘ to your Pharmacist
n Iorur number of letters are. turned~
"it“
i
m in town on professional business.
Horace Huributt has begun the erec-f
Mowsm
" ‘prliiierill ,
, a .
” in Five Minutes
3i, file 9 your tour. outdoor-nor stem-
nclrj; r maybe you tell it indigen-
kiloup ytpe sin. Gastritis or (interim
,,_._btontoi:, indecent mutt
tnkbr'fiyeu stoniivctt trouble rtb‘t
and
ask him to open timeout cone or
Pupe'e Dispenslomd let you out one
2213mm Trinnbute not! see If within
five minute: there in tort nay trace of
your former misery. ,‘
- “libs dolfrbct name tor your trouble ll.
Food Femsntntlonmtood flooring; the
Dine-tire organs become week, there
to lack of gastric juice; your food is
only half disrupted. and you become at-
fected with loss of appetite. pressure
and fullness after outing. vomiting.
nausea. heartburn. anoint; In bowels.
tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
lidd‘tuto ‘In mouth. Constipation. pain
In limbs. sleepiensneiss. belching of
see. billounness. sick headache. ner-
vousness. dizziness or many other
similar ”lanterns.
if your appetite is lit-hie, and noth-
ing tempts you. or you belch can or it
you feel bloated after eating. or your
food lien like a lump oi lead on your
stomach. you cendnuke up your mind
that at the bottom of all this thereto
but one cousc~fermentstlon or undi-
gested food.
Prove to yourself in live minutes
that your stomach is on good on
any: that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this ffll‘ii’ifilllallml and be-
gin eating what you want. without fear
of discomfort or misery.
Almost Instant robot is waiting for
you». It Is merely nvmnttcr of how
soon you take a little illwepsin.
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Mr. and hire. Frederick Benita. Miss
Florence Buhku. Mrs it. t)“. Williams.
ii. M. 'i‘rowhridgo, It, it. Williams. H.
M. 'l‘rowbridin’. Harry and Stephen
Waterbury. (l. A. Statues. I. C. F‘nn-
ton attended the institute tneeihig in
Cannon yrstvrilny.
Miss Jennie Shot-witsod will entertain
‘a party of her young friends on Suture
day evening. at the residence of her
uncle and hunt, ltlr and Mrs. W. .l.
Sherwood.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church udd-
ed at gratifying sum to the church
treasury. on a result of the very cu-
joynbll- social and supper given by
them In the church parlors on Wotluew
day evening.
' KLINO HAS BEEN REINSTATID.
i LOUISVILLE, Kr, April l.’»~.iohu
Klinu, the Chicago National catcher.
who has just been ii'iunlnlt‘il by the
lNotional Baobab t‘omminnioh. ban
wired Manager Cham- that he will rt»
port here for duty on Sunday.
. . m .
l Beckmaun ouniity menus tin! host
iurm‘urebitn ’l‘hey v‘mim that's whr
‘1‘.on have tto menu. new patrons. Ill
' their adv. today they‘ Live. you a long
[lint of groceries. winds and liquors at
New York prices.
. . . .. .....
' Friday Is
Fish Day
To mark the thinning of the
Fishing Season we renew our ’
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offer of former yearn to pit?-
i sent it
1 Fine Trout Rod to the per-
l son exhibiting the largest
l trout caught this season.
of fictitious. Line’s *
and Books.
i. i. not i n.
3! Will “not. Nemlk.
lIli fitfilfll’s hill
l
t
l
.. akin diseases titan any remedy ever
'irery worst‘cases of newton. sit well no
Headquarters for all kinds ' ‘
Mm. H. C. Hurlbutt. Mrs. w. .i. Sher!
wood. It. nod rm. 5'. C Fitch. W. 0..
Fitch, Mr. and, Mrs. .i. 1!. Mountain,
‘Jll’il’l’ I! Tlll ' ..
into Need of loin. Jeremy. Week"
, p and Inflated. ,
Good heiith’y‘ileih {one only
not . or, the is 9' topper
ii .tng‘iputhgmlmllnttoj {the
toner"
I «in.
Will! .5 , .
7 ‘hfll
lb.
r”
u; a"
girl. tun .
f ‘ 7,; vi m: a."
one st‘y Han,
otment of little ‘ ,
retiring in the history at y ‘
has” ever approached the poems-tit
the pierveliouttskin remedy known no
patient. which. it is rate tour. into
cured more“ cases n1 comma and
offered for these ills.
The success of poolem in not at all
surprising when itis considered that
even at Yai'y small quantity. duplled to
the thin stops itching immediately
tend sprooeede to heel at once... .Tbo
none. herpes. toner, pilots, unit rhoum.
rash. erupted humor». scaly scalp. and
every tor-moi! itch yield to it readily.
idiom alien such as pimples. red noses.
mud y and inflamed skin disappear eh
most immediately when poslam iii no
plied. the complexion being cleared
over night. . , .
Ail dl’iisqlllts, including The Clifford
Plinrnoy and Edward W. Kelley. .lr.,
keep the (turnout else i for minor trou-
bles) as well as the regular 32 inr.
But no one Is oven askcd to pur-
chase poslnm without first obtaining a
“tunic package, which will be sent by
mail, free of charge. upon requcut. by
the Emergency Laboratories, 3?. West.
Twenty-fifth street. New York city.
rnottr‘tntu teeth
new was: 8an
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(Continued From First Page.)
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As a matter of fact. however. the ob.
icction of the Norwuik men to this
latter feature nutrients to very little.
as understood. having joined the New
England conference board. They have
only two delegates in this board. but
will have to be governed by its final
notion. This conference board, it is
expected, will meet in New "Haven to;
day or tomorrow. and will present its
formulated reply to the oiilcors of the
Connecticut Company. very shortly.
’l‘liin reply, judging from the returns
whit-h haw bcen coming in town some
partn oi the state. will be favorable. to
the nt'ropmnm- of the cotnpnuy's offer.
although it will not especially picture
the lighters numnn the men.
After the company bun received the
conference board's final report. it will
throw it statement of the uvw condi-
tionn which will hereafter prevail in
the trolley field in Connecticut
‘i‘liv utmost secrecy has been main--
ruined by oil of the parties to the pro-
posed agreement. but It in stated that
at the meetings in New Hil‘t‘f‘tl the
wage schedule finally suiunittod to the
men for their acceptance was 2i ‘5 for
the 3rd, 23% tor the ith, 2th.. for the
bib and 2t? thrronhcr. making a six
your acute This inrrrmw. while not
illlliiiiillliils'
MUSIC HALL
30UTH NORWALK'B ONLY
......-......._....i Wm.-.
museum. FRIDAY. snroaonv.
MARCH 31. APRlL l. 2
JAMES F. DOLAN and IDA LENHARR
"Newly a Mind Render"
WOOD AND ARMSTRONG
Musical Comlques
PRINCESS 70000
The Geisha Maiden
Clever-est thlet in Vaudeville
GARY OWEN. AND COMPANY
The Versatile Veudeviiiian
HARLON O'TOOLE '
Special Feature Act
FRANK $HERIDAN
Late Star of "Paid in Full." "Wildfire"
and “Seven Days." with a Com-
pany of Seven Pinon. in the
"Great White Way" Piny-
Iet. "The Derelict"
MATlNEES ............... 5 and it):
EVENlNGS .............. 10 and 200
MOTION PICTURES
That don’t hurt the eyes.
.3 it!
romén'r
By Request of Hundreds oi Patrons.
the Beautiful Love Play of the
Nerthland
The Girl from Alaska
A ,Imdwny Production et Popular
Prion
Ledin’ Bargain on Monday and Thur-r
‘ day
”WM-fir court.
runner. it eon-sin. mutate
, , ,mmc
Wand mm
Vaudeville Theatro.
attendant ' '
matter of large impor-
fl‘nven. because. the,
a a} or paid there nreyvery neon.
, thus. rover» Herttord end
,, ‘ fl. Theiimnlier cities NEW”
. kt»i!intiifoi'd..’i‘orrinttooti. D l".
bf.” Norwich. New London and Mldd on
tbwn, voted on n somewhtt ulmllar
schedule last night, which ran”
from 201.15 cents to 25 cents. The
work at the trolioymon in those cities
“not.” arduous no in those where
the larger role of wanes inibdlliorh
‘d‘he pnytfor‘tovertime is to ‘be 25
cents per hour, beginning automati-
cally at the end of it) hours. There
Is eiso‘an agreement that the company
silnil furuiolt the men with men! tic-
kets. provided they are detained on
.tbeplettor , of their onrshuore than
Timur ‘ot ‘ ny‘one time. .
. “The Hamilton union illll! voted to
accept the company‘s otter. lteturnn
from the other: meetings which were
being hold",~itllflllh.tlie stoic had not
been “Wilma at an early hour this
morning» : . .
T et Mobil! of the final meeting of
the . utterance hours! with the Connor'-
ticut. company litanow motion with in-
terest. Otto greet Marriage to be
derived [remit mom, fliblp In the cou-
I’orehce board, the orwalkern claim.
is the fact that in future labor trou-
blets they will bumble to come before
the road no a dy.‘ representing the
troiicymeu of the whole state.
”WM
motto Bursting
B‘lillll'fs Tilllifltllili
SPRINGFIELD. Mona. April il~The
wounds of Miss Itarriet 9.130% inflic-
ted by the revolver oi‘ the blocked bur-
ular who killed Miss Martha Blnclr
stone at Miss Dow's home. lost night.
will probably not result finally. it was
stated at the Springfield lionpitel to-
day that the young school teacher was
very slightly Improved and rested
romfortnblr. ' '
The police bud found no troop of the
nine who‘broko into the Dow home on
Round Hill lust last evening and shut
the girls on they were denied in the llvv
trig room with Miss Down mother and
sister. ills escape. was nocompilshcd
without trouble as the new house is
on the outskirts of the ,t‘lly and is
unprouudod by n large urnvv.
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We Grind o... own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room. 7-8
97 WAOHINGTON it‘l'REET.
Noun-43 to 11:30 a. nu. and 12.45 to
ti 9. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
99.lll._
ahackemo Hotel
J.’ R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvres. AND cotsme‘up TO DATE
«Area :2 PER DAY AND upwnno
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL ties
fl Ii-You Have
Property to Sell
In South 'Norwnlk or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on It. we
would like an opportunity to talk It
over with you, at our‘ oillce in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
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You can easily iind out for yourself
If your hair deeds nourishment. If. it
in thinning..uetting dry.; harsh and
brittle, on splitting at the ends! You
simply have to pull a hair from tile
top of your hood and closely examine
its root. if the bulb Is plumb and
may it is nil right; if this white and
shrunken your hair is discussed on
needs nourishment, * _
.We have a remedy for hair tron»
bios that cannot be surpassed. It hon
0. record of growing hair and curing
baldness Ih 93 out of 100 cases where
used according to directions form
reasonable length of time. it will even
how hair/on bold heads if the scale
in not gldzed and shiny. That may
been) like a throng statementv—lt iii.
and we [noun it to be, and no one
should doubt it until the have put our
claim; to on neural tout. _ ‘
We are so sure that Rexall “as”
Heir 'I‘onlc will completel eradicate
dandruff. prevent baldness. stimulant!
the scalp and hair roots, stop felling
hair and grow new hair. that we per-
sonally give our positive guarantee to
refund every penny paid no for lie:-
nll "fill" Hair 'l‘onic in every instnnoe
where it does not do as we claim or
fails to give entire satisfaction to the
user. . .f
Roxail "93" Hair Tonic is as plena-
ant to use as clear spring water. It
is perfumed with a pleasant odor, and
does not grease or gum the heir. _Wo
have it In two sizes, prices 50 cents
and tree. We urge you to try Rely
all "93" Hair Tonic on our recommen-
dation and with our guarantee back of ‘
It. You certainly take no risk, Re-
member. you can obtain Rexnil Rom
tiles in South Not-walk only at our
store.»~—Tbe Itoxnll Store. The Clifford
Pharmacy, Quittncr & Cnnty, Props.
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Police Justice—Have you any way
of making a living? Vagrant—l hey.
y‘r honor; l kin make brooms. Police
decide-«You can? W l‘t‘ did you
learn that trade? "I deril e to answer,
your hoiior."w—Tlie Home Herald.
Rogers 6": Stevens What you to call
and look over their extensive- line of
ii. iii. & S. spring units. The adv.
will it'll you about. them.
AND
Paper Hanging
Wall Paper, Painters’
Supplies
i'iost Mixed Paint ..... $1.50 per gallon ,
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. loo .
llest Opaque Shades. . . . . . . . . . . “no
Houseiumishing Goods. Crock-
ery. Glassware. 8w. '*
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“fit.
L. H Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Agent for Columbia Phonograph Coll
Records. Gramophone! and Supplies.
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Humphrey
Inverted, *
Gas Arc Lamp
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([Cannot be equaled
for Briliittncy of
Light or Ecdnomy .
in .. Consumption of '
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