Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 14, 1911 · page 9

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‘ ‘ l' ‘ Do not know what to take?
.ld- COldS Then why not find out? Your

' doctor knows. Leave it all to
him.” II; If he says, “Ayer’ 5 Cherry Pecioral, ” then take it. if

he sa 5 somethln else, take that. Do as he so ”AW”

 
 

 

 

ford car. with a gun apiece and two
ideas to do the ironing. They reached
1their hunting ground» all right and
got scent of a line big 'cooii»~ot‘, ratio
or. the dogs did. They started off in
.hot pursuit, the bore following iiow-
'cver, when they came up with the uni
ii 'i‘. Blodgett and family lett tiielI PM)“ the dose were as much hustled

 

' auiniiier iouldeiice at 'l‘oitcneke today. as,- m whoa-e the object. of their ohmic

' for.

‘ davi-i at Rotaof cottage, at Bella la-

: cook more nicaly than usual.

to return to New York for the win-

liad iiiod himself ashwero the boys.
The animal disappeared behind a large
w lodge of took. and got aWay. Again.

Mrs R 1“ 1‘08“”. “’5‘” A~ Slim“ during the night. they tracked the
03’. M“‘“- Charles P 31‘1"“ and Mi" coon for some distance. but tho uni-

Mariette IStucltey. are. spending a fewlmni took refuge in a high tree. and

no amount of shooting. shaking or
barking of the done would bring him
from his place of vantage. The boys
spent the night roaming through the
woods in search of their prey, and
morning found them still searching.

land.

.iolin Sherman lioyt and family. of
Contentment island, left yesterday for
Stockbridue, .Vlaaaatlinsct‘te, to spend
two weeks at the Anson l’holpu Sickest]
estate. '

lanai fishermen are complaining
of tho shottagc of emotions. Then
an) that lonr. before tho. law was off. .1
tho oscallops were taken and that
this is responsible for the shortage. i

 

The annual fair of
Society
t‘liurch
night.

of Darlon
it would be a hard matter to

and artistic way in which the church

 

'1 ho late potato crop is so light that
tithllt‘ ginuois say it hardly pays for
the labor of digging. The growth. how-t
ever. Slocum to have made the potatoes

it to any. lioweIoi,
on' one of the many who attended on
the opening night. A very substantial
and bountiful popper Willi served to
__ over one hundred sheath in the new
it‘ui'incrs find some comfort in' the “l“‘l‘i'I “l ““9 ”“1“?“ buildings. \“lllt‘ll
good .\....m of fun‘lmslm.flg(._ rowou or has boon added recently. Tho appor—
at'tormaitli. which partially atoncs for ““Wdlllfi “'“I'WWW Wore; ““5“”
summer drought. and holpa out the pro- l GYM“ Wobbler. 1‘3" Burchtird. liruiu~
blom of Motor foddor and milk produo.
lion.

 

dIutloiI. as did all the others who gave
_._...__... tholr aid in making the affair a pious

.-\t tlio .\lotliodlut Episcopal Church lug one. in .i daln‘tI monitor whl h was
totin. ioII tho services will be not to ho ovorlookod. 'l‘lie booths con

charge of tho pastor. Rev William R. “lBll-ileil of (and) fancy goods. lilll‘flml.‘
The latter

pionchiiig :itl
Sunday school. i‘.) m. :E pworth
rut?» p. in.: owning preaching
at 7 o'clock. i’nul ll. Moody will be in.
('llfll'Kl' of tlio lillilo t‘lfiBt-l in ii. and
atn- tho sot-bud loustltl of the gospel til"

Ml llor inott.
iii Jill:
l.c;iutiI-,

Morning dolls and :I tnlipuaidon
was an cittrouioly attractive arrange»
mcnt, roproucutinu. ill the entrance,
an Old Dutch inlll. .\llna

Smith. in the

 

nttcndod tliiu booth. and liocanio \‘t‘l‘."

.lolin popular as tho cvonliig lonittlionod,
~v~~ <~ 'l‘lio clilldroii fit in a child‘s aninao-

. llloiill itl'o nllowotl to outer tlirouuli

 
 

tho tnlll outralico and tin into the par
don. whoroin grow many protty tulips.
.\tnchcd to tho bulbs of lboiIo floworu
arc proscnta which two discovorod by
the child as soon as it is plt‘kod. 'rlit‘
opoiiliut night at tho lair was a .llt‘t‘oeii
lll ovory way.
doiod pleasing. uolocttoua:

DARlEN
AND
Noaoron

 

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”f tibia Shrii‘or. piano: .\lr Alonzo. .\lnim‘ of litunliu. and has tho follow' Mondn) night is itlron ill) to tho
tltiltar: .\lius Alonzo and Mr. (‘oluinbo. “"1 "WM‘ Sheriff of llnwca V0" Mm" “““m WW!" ““‘l all‘”“”““ “I" ”l“
titlendolins. Tho onttv‘tnliinlNll cozii- ”WW ”mm .\lnynr 0‘ ('lllltll‘l)“. 1"” Hinto [ll‘tNlllt'itL lioi. t' it .\lt'NltllMOf

Androw Taylor took an automobile Inittoo nro: Mimics Dates and Sonic) lt'tll‘ll’ifi.‘ llontocratii‘ Nat‘l t‘ominlttoe- N‘ “ London, ”ll“ "9" “‘V ”Prim“ 5-
liip 'l‘hIirsdny to Now It‘uirilold. about Vlilitl Mrs, .l. it}. liiiliard. 'l‘in- booth tondI man, olitltt "01".”: .\tuyor ”1 tlntaliu. Johnston. “" "mm" 'l‘boro M“ Y"
nino niilos troin llnnbiit'y. ore: .\irs. iiullurd. aprons. hire. t‘, ii. “Ix )vtll‘fi. and 1" lltltl (‘undtdnto for “l'i‘i‘lt‘l "l”hli‘ it." illi‘ l‘hlll‘ll (‘lltlrllt‘ ill

-—»~-» l-‘ltcli. candy; Mrs. L. Sltltil‘Zil. fancy. tiovoruor of Nebraska. Writing to ml" ““r‘i”

Ituiouio lIo:ii~uru, of Norototi. was .\lrs. ll, li. Smith. dolls. ’l‘lio l'l'U 1W“; t'olt'y I‘-' ('0- i'l‘li‘ltll‘l- ll“ Sill“? “l 'l‘uciidin Inoriiine t'io t‘llin't‘lllltiil.
t:il on ill \\'llllo iit II orlt on tho lIZlnifmr H“. fair will go towards H", ”mm.“ linvo tultoti l>‘oloy Kidney Pills and preppy “m w...“ at ltlo'cloch “m. “(.L
ntioot :iltorntion yostordai. llc was building [mm 10.1,“... ”H. “ppm... ”f lllt'l‘ |HI\I‘ illH‘ll nio a itroat deal of conic and rtt>litinuo by in: tum-son and
.«Iont to tho hospital in tho :lllllililllllt‘t‘. “.00“; iuipi'ovouionts rciiof no [ i-hoorfuil) recommend lil‘ ’l‘lionipi-on. of Hartford. tho can.
lioniitru \I't-t'lt:t for t‘ontrnctoi‘ Arthur. __, __ _,__ lilt'lllrn WWW ”till. Willlml itl’¢‘>i«li~iit .-\I ll '1!“ will t'oluc

--—---—-~—— OPERATOR BLACK TO LEAVE. it‘ll-”lull .llllllt'fi i‘. llflllllmlll lllv- tinniuil M‘illluli by ltcv. llr Fred-

The Rev. W. it). Scotti-id of Now Ila-l _._....... . 'l‘bo liriuc l’liui‘iiiiicy. W. I". Wilt ci‘iclt Loni. of Now ilinon. on l‘llfiri
“‘11 “'1” W911"h l” “W “Ml““lli‘l Witgon Point Wiretap. Stltlon Prov" more It on. " and tho .\iultltudc lli'. Lotti is tlic
church 0" SUM“ "mml'm' Th“ Sun; a Lonely Place in the Winter. .. N— w” *r "- Jillfilui‘ of tho i‘irst liuptiat church at
day “"1”"! will "W" “l ""0” "““l'm Elinor M. Black. callod "Sparks" by» LOOK OUT FOR DEPUTW ‘Now lluvou. and also a special teacher
[ll‘llf'llt'Piti 5:30 p. in. Yonul: i‘ooplo’u ”H. "mm“ he has made while liot'o. llt'tiitl) Slioilfl ll It. Elwood lIaII m ”w Yulo WWW”.

“Wi‘lm'd 1" “33" p. “I. i‘lvi'liltig Wor- ;i nicltnnnio ho rocivod wlillo at work "““"“"'d ”l" appointment “‘l “"9“” Thu noun ii hnI‘o tho right of way

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tlic Ladloa' Aid;
of the. Methodist, Episcopal;
opened Thursday:

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A. ‘, l i at ; I f . it. ‘ . to»... it % '

w, ; r . ., “I “It" ”I u; to ; t. .. or ; I' 7:
' W '1‘ H ‘ " ‘ ‘ o - Acrneas AND HER ooo HELD u-lP :F l ' Pl! l 1
. 00 esuon new HAVEN ROAD exoness. | 95.1%:
. ; , ‘ ' ‘; \\'.iilaniu' lndlun Ill» Ointment
EMS I ON ' ll ' 5...... " m“ ‘” “m“ “m“ “°' “""""“”Es“‘“' t" ‘M 0“" ”“‘ 3312‘:.ift.”ii‘.it‘i.“”‘.’.ii.“"“lt"?““‘t
. . I , I, . v i at.
. . [N E | aometlilngwgood work orploltanut .\V hen Allie (.llthit, a Mu tort: ittl- W” 5.; u. mumcc; “ms tag-lg“

 

Mlaa Eddlce White has returned
from a rink in Bridgeport.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore. Hamilton
have moved to lirudloy street.

”a.

Mira, L. M. Gould, who baa hen ill
for a week, bit: now lillpi‘ilvlll'lfl.

 

 

Charles Barnes, who has been very
ill for llthinitllifi, is slightly better.

t‘ ontractor l. A. Meade is building a
new silo lit the faitii of Charles Coma.

Eugene Bears is entertaining liia
inothor, Mrs. (Iaterbanks, from Dan-
bury.

 

 

Mr. and hire. Frank Marvin have
loft town to spend the winter in Nor-
walk.

1 Frlonds in town nttonded the funoral
lot Cornelius Kcniper, iii Westport.

\l'cdiioaduy.

 

 

.\ira. Gem-go Mills and )lt‘af‘tilifforu
Milia. of (leoruetowrn II'oro visitors in
town yesterday.

 

Restore Faded andtiray flair to
Natural Color -— Dandruff
Quickly Removed

 

Tum-e is nothing new about the idea
of lining sageIfor reatbring the color of
the hair. Our- great-grandmotlierl kept
their looks Iioft. dark and glossy by
using a "sage ten." Whenever their
lialr'fell out or took on a dull, faded or
streaked appearance tlioy made a brew
of cage lettuce and applied it to their
hair. with wonderfully beneficial effect.

Nowadays we don't have to resort to
old-time. tireuome methods of author-
ing the herbs and making the too. This
is done by .iiitlllful chemists hotter

made product.
phur llalr ltemody, containing sage in

edy.
Tho manufacturers of this remedy
authorize drirzulsts to sell it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

times. Whoever has distress alter
eating, sick headaches,“ nausea,
bad taste,‘ unpleasant breath, can-
not. find [mod in anything, or be of
touch use in the world.

But: these a) inploiiis are only
llgna that the Itoiiineli floods it little
care and attention and the aid that

3mm?!
_._.._..____; 11/4

can give. Safe, reliable, thoroughly

 

than we could do it ouracivos, and all.
we have to do in to call for the ready-i.

tried, this family rcmedy has won-
derful reviving power. Thcy tone
the stoiiipcli. liver and bowehwll
. organs of (linenlltm. With these
organs in good order. the whole

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reap, attempted to board the 7:2.) ox Wittizima‘ Indian Pile Ointment
illl'lJSB train to New York on tho New PM“! '0? PH” and itching of th

_ um.» Druiriziatii. mail We and M
Iliaven road at this pliit‘o this morII- tutti" um. 00.. Prone" clout
.Iliig. with a performing brindle bull in

. ; For sale by The Clifford Pita ..
llier urine, the conductor barred the

Iwuy, telling her that dogs were. ul~t ~-~ ,-.... __
t lowed only in baggage curs arid thou: Velveteens PM corduroya Wllllit
started a fine row. ' up many handsome skirts.

.......m.. .

Miss Gilbert delayed traffic, put. the. _..,...,....__._
mat
mama.

 

 

Itraln crew to flight. knocked out But; . HICHT
c Tm: DIAMOND” SIIBAPit

‘ gtiueiiiiin 'l‘ominy Nolaou who has vau-
quiahod some heavyweights. and wait “it a,“ row I».
finally arrested. l’lllein «l u ’3“
m. not with lilo.

; They argued on the tar platform for n,“
555m 55;: ;. t I.

leeioial minutes. Then the conductor

iondetivored to put hot off the until. ""““‘""‘“”‘“I” who...
'I She resisted and the. conductor called 50w 3V W055“ ' ‘
the train (row to tile aid.

The adiance of the men was utop-
..ped by Bunny. lie unzipped at every
man who come near his mistress.
:Nelaon managed to get hold of the
dog's lead and pulled hlni from the

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Does Your Roof Le

 

The Century Compou I ;

Wyeth‘s Sage and ISul-‘

the propm- strength, with the addition;
of sulphur. another old-time acal p rem-l

under;

system is better and stronger. :truln lilies Gilbert hopped lightly
; Try a few dosed and see . from the Halo and did something with 65c A GALLON
3 for yourself what u spleiidld liei right that bt‘lll the baggage mun

bodily condition Beeclmm‘s Pill:
l 1 form.
9 5 Some one start
. Can Create .

reached eight \Ilien Nelson staggered

dying lcngthways on the station plat~

0d the mm” and had our Compound for three years. W31“

 
 

s‘roes ALL LEAKB
65¢ a cute

We guarantee the weather wear at

for estimates.
tied.

Correspondence mi,

try to-tlo justice, in print, to the clever;

\va decorated for this teatlvlty, suilice;
that it pleased ev- 1

mer and Wlilmott. They attcndod tliolr

liltl'lllrt“
fliiIl‘ll or a peasant utrl.‘

A local orchestra ron/

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. H. .i. McConlicy and;
son left town youtorday to spend the
.winter in tiolllnavllie.

funded if it fails to do exactlI nu rep
: maimed
’l‘lila preparation is offered

to tho

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The roof is nmv being placed on the
new barn at tho lt‘anlhabor farm. and
it will soon be completed.

 

plats. Spoctal
Corporation.

axcnt.

tilioator Monitor, foruiorly or Wanton.
and friond, Wldiam-Raymond. .lr.. linvc.
returned to Norwiilk, aftor spending a
tow date in town liuntluu.

m-.. .. .. .... .. .. ......... v... M

BAPTISTB OF STATE.

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{Their Convention will be Held in W:-
terbury Next Vteek.
'l‘lio (‘ouuoctlcut Baptist Stuto con-

Mrn .I. ll. Snydot' and daughter. .\iiuu
(Zatliorino Snyder. nro lil .\‘hippons-
burg. i':i.. whore Mrs. Snydor's stator

contlnuos WI") lll. ;
. its IIIialitiwoiItlitli annual session in tho

lI‘irat lluplist church. of \t‘atorhury.
Monday to “cilia-allay. (’ictolier lti~ihfi
it is cipootod that tin-re will be pron
out ucai‘ly four hundred dolegatca.
'l‘lio convention will open Monday af-
'iornoon :It o‘clock with a ('onforonco
of miniature to ho adilroshod by Rev
\\' .\. Smith. of t-lnfllold, on The t'liiof
ilIItI of the Church. and lloi‘. l'lr ll.
.l \Vlilto, of Hartford. on .\lndtrn lit-I
lit-tom .\iovcmcnle 'l‘hc woinon will
:iicoi at .1 o'clock in tho South church
Baldwin and l’lodtnout MH‘NI South
“‘itlt'J'ltiil‘}, to llston to an itillllt‘htl bv

 

.\‘orflcid Grudge hold ltu regular
soiiilqiioiitlily meeting last oionliiit.
iu‘alrtiold t'ouuty l'omono (iranuo. No
it. will be cntortulnod by Not-livid
tli'auuo on \‘i‘ctincxduy, tho lbtli that.

.\n tindlonro coniplotoly tllilnIZ the
town hall "lliIiimlnI owning Kroc-toil
tbo IloIoi amntour talc-m which pro
audited the tliri-o act coincdy, liarholor
llnll, “liltll ivrorod more than :I grail
lying Silt‘f'osfl, both financially and M)
cl.tll\'.

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Jnmes C. Dahlman. “cowboy" Mayor

.\lni. .i it. .\ioaaoiiacr. tho gifted wito
of Omaha, "Throw: the Lariat" of the peeinr of tho church at licop
Mayor Jim. C. llulllmall WWW“ ill“ itiIor. .\t It o'cloct. tho board ot timi-

carol-r an a cowboy. and lit at llNWlll icon will lll'ltl its annual gatliorlna.

“hill “l L3” ll- '"- S“""‘“" b.\‘ ”l" on the Fall River i.lno Bound atoanr ""l‘ 3““ mm" W‘Wdl‘“ of lt‘nlrtiold at tho ononlnu of tho afternoon soa-
llilr»l()i'. ltov. (loo. lit-nton t-lniltli. "’l‘ult- ore, and who for the wit“ hummer hm. unilor Vi nrdon Wilbur in Smith of atom-I prompting homo miaalons on
inn illt‘ t‘lty.“ lly upcclnl roquost managed the Manolo Wireless and Ma- South Noi‘wnilt. 'l’horo is no salary

Miss \'oi-Iburizli will sing. "(i ilry lliono
Tours."

rino Transmission Station at Wlbion‘a
Point, will lonro hero ourly Iioxt wooli.

Vi'liilo out in ouo of tho inachlnos ho
had boon li‘tll‘l‘llll: on. 'l‘liuruday ai’tor.
inmn. l.. ltutlor. niunnuor of tho t‘oii-
trui lunuluooilng Company in liui'tllin.
Il'i olvcd it pnltifiil llilniI to ono of lIliI'
fineors. ’l‘lio onulno had stopped as
tho Iiincliliio writ-I climbing a hill bo-
tIIoI-Ii lint‘lI-n and Norotou, and Hullur
got out to aturt it auxin. lic endeavor
oil to do llllfl by urtiupluu ono of illt
apolttia of the motor and twlullug it
around. 'l‘ho motor ntarted unexpect—
odly. and his finger cnuizlit lIoIWcon
tho motor and tho atoorlnu rod. l91|i'~-
ion on‘ tho fit-alt up no fll~‘ an lila hunc-
kiwi. ilr. Noxon uttonilml the lnjuroil
finial-r and told Itutlor that ho waa'
lucky he didn‘t lotto tlio cntlro biotin;
lit-r.

from hia little station on tho Priscilla.
;illlt‘ of tho Fall ltli‘or lilno lioata. llo
did no to fli‘ctillilllllilillt' tho cuinpanr
for it was hard wotd to not a man to
take the lonely station here. Mr. lilut it
was about to lonvo wliou lilo uoaaon
along the shore (iponod.

Several of the young men at
Knob (‘litbi situated but a short illn-
tunco fiom the Motion. knowing the
lonelinoilu of the elation ftom frlondI
ship with immoi oporatoia. made tho;
acquaintance of “Sparks." Two to his
nickname ho is filled with tho over
rondy wit and brlulitnoea.

and chunaod lIli-I mind about leaving.

PM)!“ the time the ice wan broiicn
Mr. ltlaik became ponaosscd of many
firm friendii. All We Iory to hear that
ho. iii to leave that elation. but appre

riatb lilI reasons. for the station iii
indeed a lonely place in winter

Among the older members of tho
Kn on Club Mr. Black hu trained a
number of frlendehlpa. Hiii ohllglna
manner and hill hospitality in outer.
tatnlnn and explaining his ayutem to
visitor: won him trleudii It once.
Time people ion with the young folks
in regret at his departure.

Mr. Black Item in next week on
the Fall River Line steamship l’i‘ lacilla
and promises not to ferflt old friends
when in communication with the local
nation to «printing.

iii: processor is illnman Knowlton.

South Framlngham. Mum. young

George and Harry Schllchtlns. Mr.
Mt‘iitl and l.. lintlor roturncd 'l'lI-iritday
at 7 a. at, very much fanned out and
rather discouraged. after an uttovonh;
fui and unsuccessful 'coou hunt which
dated back to it In the prcvlouit (won-
a I, when they started out, full of eit-
lwt'ttttlml. for the woods about North
titanium-d. in Mr. T'Butler'a Pope-iiart- -

Hunting
Supph

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Guns! W“. Tm, “c, man. He coma: from the Priscilla. no

the young men are merely exclwngliut

SChWM‘ B‘MkCOfl ”6::‘lznhot expected that Mr. Known

Gonna ‘. 7 w m fed will remain all winter.
it “if“ ”i “if ‘ Emittidl‘wnntada. anaemia

Mr. Black came here in the spring

the

Ho apprc .
cliitod tlio company of tho yoztnu mon.

. 'i‘uoaday with an address by Miss \una
iiarklcy, at Cuba, and foreign minions
on Wednesday. with an address by
Mra. W. l. Ferguson. of Madras, lndla

Tuesday aftornoon will bo ulvon
lui‘xoly to tho vnrlona tonne of work
done for" lot‘clun apouliluu poopioa.

attached to tho work. the rcinunoiuttou
coming from icon for conviction of
I'ltIlatora of the law. The term is
for one your.

it will bolioovo tiiouo who go about
int; on Sundays anti those who liuvo

nogloctod to take out a llcenue. l0 t‘tillllllfl to our cities and towna: (th'-
liavo a care. an the Pitt-iii? t‘l't‘ 01' “W ninn. linllunu. ituniznrln-nii. SIM and.
ahoriff will forrot them out. .t-lwodliih wort-mm, and plan colored;

mon. tiiit'nhlllt', or tlioir work
At night ltoI'. lIr. i’horrod t-ionlo, of

ltlch and iterations blues have u inas-
torful pluco iii iullilnory.

 

will Hilf'ilk on (Io-(limitation
KEEP THE “Innivs "ELL netilcut. r... w. A. Davidson. of \’or~
tnont. will otnphnslze tho 'i‘liroot'old

Health |. Worth Saving, and Dome. Work of :1 Convention. and Roy.
South Norwnlk People Know How ‘ l' t‘ull linrnoa of New York will run
to ”limit.

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Manly South Norwallt pooplo taito
their lives in their hands bi neglect aIctlvo Iiorvh o
; tug tho kldnnyu when they know thew Wodnoadai morning the Education
orxaiia need help. Slelt kidneys are} society of the state will have itii meet-
roepoalble for a vast amount of out;
faring and ill healthwthe alightettt do noll and alone. of Hartford: Prof.
i lay in dunnerotw. lice Donn: Kldnoyl liearee. of Sufiield; ilr. Spuidlun. of
i’lilu-mn remedy that has cured thou Bunion. and Rev Dr. Edward Judson,
panda of kidney uniforms. Hero iii an of New York. He in the great and
;li‘.aiit Not walk oltl'zena rocommeuda- lworthy non of the scout pioneer mitt»
Lion: atouary. Adonlram Judaon. and one of
l Mrs. (3. Peterson. to Flat utmol. itlie moat charming speakers in the
1 East Norwallt. t2.onn. innate: ”i found whole Baptist body of this or any oth-
iJoan‘ in Kidney Pitta to he an excelieutt er country. .
Iktdner medicine and junta reprocent- The uomoutlon will close its we

smile and my kidneye wore badly din-l night the State social union will hold
ordered. My tacit and head lobed and it: annual banquet with an address by

They promptly relieved me and normal out institutional Clllli‘t‘lwl in America.
long all symptom of my trouble died.
appeared."

For hale by all dealers. Price iio your. llauoet in he Haitian?"
cents. Foster‘iiitlburn 00., Buffalo. "Well. he isn’t may talcum. but
New York, sole nont- tor the united Mr W you might all WM

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guarantee that the money will be re ‘

public. at fifty cents a bottle. and la,
rocommonded and sold by call drug-j
Stillson-Pon'cll;

I I uaunlly pretty.

Iontlon. composed of one bundrod and
tittIIthrco llaptiut cburchoa. will hold,

tho (‘otixrorntlonnl .\llnnlonnl‘y society. .
t‘on-i

llr. .

in: with brief addressee by lira. Petr;

ed. l was subject to diary and nervous. alone Wedncaday afternoon and at

l was feeling miserable when aomeonei Rev. lildIVard Holyoke. of Providence. .
advilad me to try Dean's Kidney Plilii.‘ it. l.. the pastor of one of the Itronsv

"Whnt’il the trouble with you and

Sold Everywhere. la base- 10¢. and III.

 

i
tUNMARRiED GIRL ARRESTED FOR

ABANDONlNG HER BABY BORN
BUT 5 HOURS BEFORE.

HARTFORD. Ot'l. li.~~-l-‘nciug a
charge of tilininlmiut: hor i3 hours old
llnfnut. tireuaria iiucclnn, l9 and nut-
in in the city hoispltnl.
ltoday. The girl is unmarried. She
:lived \\l'.l| her mother until Wodnea-
(in). when iIho callt-d at tho homo of
,a local midwlio and intro birth. to
:iilt‘ child. Lott aiono for a few ino-
mI-nte. the. mother got out of bed.
drohaed horsolt and disappeared. loav-
lng tho child at the house. The mid-
wlic‘a report to the notice led to the
young mother's apprclionalon.
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The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER

Safety R310!
for 50c

Call at our store and cxami tie them
for yourself,

W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.I
DRUGGISTB
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Norwalk Branch Office of
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, of your

Furnace

, Let us look it over, clean it
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ails-in; partr. and put it in per-
feet order before

COLD WEATHIR COME.

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Ito his feet and rushed into a clinch ;
with lilii fair opponent. ilnnny. rob. CCIIIIII'V ROOllnE CO" “I“.
leaned when Nelson went down, at- ‘ ».
Jacliod the train crow lll earnest and 33 thington 3‘-
the men led by the conductor, beat
it to mold the dog.

A dctertiw connected with the Port
cheater police department finally ar-
routed Miss Gilbert and she Willi ar-
raigned li‘: the city court before .lutiee
Connolly. Nelson made a charge of
disorderly conduct.

On advice of counsel. .\iiss Gilbert
pleaded guilty and sentence was sua-
pcndod. She said she was a ptronnl
frlonda of Mayor Gawain and offered
to call him up at: introduce the judvzo
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SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE 1
BATE$ $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD‘:

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Banquets a Specialty

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Haven 8. Hart-
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in Effect Oct. 1. 1911.

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Judgment

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