OWAYTON
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney have
returned from a visit at Echo Lake.
New Jersey.
ll. ’l‘ownsend_Blodgett. of New York,
spent Tuesday at his summer resi-
dtncc property at ’I‘okenckc, looking
over various initii'ovements there.
'l‘he ltowuyton basketball team will
play the Nova? Militia team in tile Nor-
walk armory this evening, and a good
game In expected. The llowayton
boys are well versed in the game and
hope to win.
Every day some storevputrons who
ought to cone to your store go else-l
where—«to their own and your disad-
vantage~because your advertising
was not quite impelling enough.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
1.. Butler,
proprietor of the. Barton
garage, went to (Iollender's Point,
Tuesday: to do some work on a ma-
chine there,
llr. Hanson went to New York. Mou-
day. to deliver his weekly lecture at
the New York University's veterinary
(letuIrtIncnt,
H. V. 'l'h‘aukenbnrg and family, who
‘npcnt 'the summer on their estate In
Noroton Heights. have returned to
New York for the winter.
Weak Nerves
food. fresh air, and a nerve tonic. Let your doctor select the]
. a. free from alcohol.
\‘I'hlle Il.‘i\lug his automobile
Scott's Corners. Sunday, the hearings
on William Austin's IIuIt‘IIlIII-‘s .xhal‘t
became loose, and the machine refus'
ed to go further. lie and his seven
companions obtained a wagon to take
them and the lIi'okeIrdeyp unto truckI
to Norotou Heights.
near.
Mrs. W, ll. McDanicls. who recently
purchased the Seth Raymond estate.
No..oton avenue, Is having an addition.
of several rooms made to her house:
there. (‘hurles ll. Fitch has the build-
ing eontrtnt, and (' It). Ilouton will
install heating.r utid llnnlng wmk. The
addition will be made In elaborate
manner, and tile cost will amount to
a large figure.
The Norotou Heights firemen had a
good IIIIIc. Tuesday evening, In the
form of a smoker. Tile l'oruiul bust.
Hess Ineetinu was held before the ins
tivitles COIllllli‘Ilt'l‘ll. and routine bust.1
the
new was transacted. After this,
firemen adjourned to another apart-
ment. and the rest of the evening was
i4itt'ill III pleasure. It was a frunkfur~
lcr and sauerkraut blowout, and en
cry one fell like a German when the
repnst was over. Refreshments were
at H'II throughout th evening. Selec~
lions on It Victor phonograph cuter-
taiIIcIl lln- company.
....—
In a recent address on the town's
needs, before a large and enthusiastic
gathering, Rev. lir. Carina Martyn, of
the Presbyterian (IIIIIrch. III Norotou.
spoke on the work ‘whleh should he
done III the town with the town‘s
money. and also of many things which
the Citizens' League proposes to do.
He emphasized the value to a contour
ally of an orgunlmitlon to promote
and direct public spirit. Some of the
needs pointed out by Dr. Martyn are.
latter fire protection, sidewalks.
street Ilu‘litn. etc. l)i‘. Martyn said
flu-Ito improvement: could be had
without great Increase of the present
rate. by the proper apportionment of
the money annually voted at town
meetings, and good business methods.
llr. Martyn urged all who are Inter-
ested in the progress of the town to
unite on non-partisan lines and work
for the town‘s mliuprovcment.
Hunting
Supphes
Guns, Ammunition. Traps. etc.
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
I
cor. Railroad AVG. I MIDI! “I. DIM
“loci mm H”. m m
;_mu._amiwm Museum on
lifted to get hold of him and they‘re-
. hunted the oluslv
.tornoonh with other boys in a lot at
Weak nerves mean nervous-
ness, nervous headaches, de-
bility. They call for 30061
J Ody-Ibo .
FROST IN ANTARCTIC REGIONS.
First Noticed at Lowell Observatory
on November 3.
. FLAGSTAFF, .vArIzw‘ Nov. ii.—-—The
Illl‘fit autumn frostover night has ap-
peared la tlIMMartian Antarctic re
pious. It was first observed at the
Lowell Observatory on November 3.
the Martian date then being what cor-
responds to August Iii on this planet.
The report from the observatory says:
“It was seen as a bright mist on the
planet's sunrise edge and only there.
not continuing on the disk as the
planet turned.
"It Is evident that this bright areal
was hour boat from the fact that it
gradually dissipated as It was brought'
Into sunlight by the planet’s daily ro-
tation. lII whiteness It trivalled thol
planet's South Polar cap and mustl
have lasted for an hour and a half to
two hours after the sun had risen on
that part of the planet to he thus vial-I
bio. I
”Calculations show that it lay In lat-
tltude 62 degrees to 65 (legrces south
and longitude 170 degrees to 230 (RH
threes. It has been soon on November
5, 6 and 7 and photographed on sev-
eral plates.
“The repetition of the phenomena“
night after night combined with its
restriction to certain Martian hours.
shows that It was diurnal matter and,
the. first steps of what is soon to be
the snow covering throughout the day,
of thou latitudes:
“This is the. first time this particular
phenomenon has been observed."
WOMEN' 8 BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting Held in
the Park Church. In Norwich.
NORWICH, Nov. 9."""1‘lle forty
fourth annual meeting of the Woman's
lloard of Missions of the Congregation—
al (‘Inireh opened here yesterday at
Park Church.
Charles Ii. Daniels, ot’ \Vf‘llt‘EIf‘y.’
Mass... presided. After (levoiiouul exera
rises reports of officers were prom-uh:
ed and u number of atldreses on var-j
ions phases of the, work given. ’l‘lloi
repott of the treasurer, Mina 8. Emma:
Keith. showed contributions during the
' yenp of $197,460.28, which added to the
balance in hand on October Iii. 1910.
gave a total of $15,281.51. The up
penditurcs were $202,305.14», leaving a
balance of $Il"tllll IL’. The report of
the set l‘tlatv was presented III the.
sistant secr"etaiy,
er.
“'I‘l‘l‘
4-H
Miss iielen ll. t‘nld-
Among those who made addresses?
Miss it), Harriet Stanwood, of
iioston, the home secretary" Mrsi
\iury Stanley (intuition, of 'l‘len ’l‘slti;
\liss \ir .Iy 'I‘ Noyes. oi‘ Mutluru, lndlu;
Mia (I. ll. MI)II(I\ president of ”letsweeplna ”.10”. was lentil" out WI” Washington St.
Canadian \I'oinaus lioIIId; .\1Is.'l‘hI,-o
‘Illil‘t‘ llichaids. president of the “(-0
mans lioard of
ride islands.
The delegates were welcomed byl
Miss Abby (I. Willard, president of that
Eastern Connecticut branch, I
W.
Missions of the Pa-
LOVING CUP FOR MAJOR BUTT.
LOUISVILIJC. Ky., Nov. II. ~»Much
to his avowed confusion, Mayor Archi-
bald w. Butt. President Taft‘s aide
and fellow guest of the. lAilllflIlllE
Press (‘IIIII was publicly presented
with a slivm loving cup at the Press
(‘IIIb's banquet, last night. Donorsi
were the men I whom MIIIOr IIIIIt
items in the old:
days. In answering and trying to tell
how embarrassing it was Major that
said the mere presence of the pref-Il-
dynt added to his confusion, explainl
Ina: "
"An side. you know Is merely a dot
on the blotting paper, a high light In]
the picture. and his chief function in
I
to entice himself." 5'
However, acquitted I
M uior liult
himself well and this was uttei Pres Iw
ldeiIl I‘aft. In his Iespouse, had us-‘
Nf‘lll'tl playfully that the majot ls
"kissing kin to every girl south of the
Mason and Dixon line."
SMALL BOY KILLED IN ELECTRI-
FtED POOL.
Nil-1w YORK, Nov. b.-.lncoh Schol-
ling. live-yenr-oid son of Joseph Sohei- -
ling, of 1.980 Atlantic avenue, Rust
New York, was playing Tuesday IIf~
Atlantic and Ralph avenues. through
which runs a spur of the Ralph avenue
trolley line. One of the boys threw a
piece of wire over the trolley wire and
as he let go of it the lower end Inning
into a pool of water and electric flash-
es uhot lrom the pool.
As the boys danced around the pad-
dle tht Soliciting boy tripped and fell
Iluto the water. Flashes played around
hint and he screamed. Other boys
‘celved shocks and ran away.
Dr Momma. who came from St
Marys hospital. “III the little boy
but been almost Instantly killed.
..
Advertise In The sentinel.
,l'IllL‘
‘ several other
‘ can'
,ted the
IIIIIJIIIII IIilIIIIIIII
Hill IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
President museum Hand-
some Building at Hotlumiiie.
Ky.,for the Martin ‘
HODGIIL'VIIILE. Ky., N011. 9~Hun«
dreds already here. and many
are coming this morning for the deal
cation of the Memorial Hall of Abra-
huin Lintolu“. The great granite bulld-
ins. completed. provided out of contri
butions of loyal Americans and en-
dowod by theta, occupies the alto of
the cabin In which Lincoln was born
near the center of the Lincoln farm.
the shrine today of the. whole country.
Cut Into one wall of the memorial
hall are those words:
“lie re over the log cabin where Ab-
raham Iincoln was born, destined to
preserve the Union and free the slave.
a grateful people has dedicated this
memorial to Immunity. peace and
brotherhood among those states.”
Within is the rude cabin of logs
the. some that the newly wedded Lin-
coin and Nancy Hunks built when
they took possession of II farm that
today becomes a national park. Rob.
lert .1. Collier. chairman of the execu-
Itive committee of the Lincoln Farm
Association has written (I‘overnor
Willson formally notifying him that
the memorial coating $112 ..000 has
been or reeled and paid for and that a
fund of some. $.I0,000 has been com-
pleted and invested In safe securities,
the income to provide. the necessary;
llllllll‘lt‘llllllt‘t‘ fund. lovcrnor thlson,
who made public last night his reply.
has acacpted the trust in the
the Commonwealth, providing
that tormal transfer awaits the action
of his successor, Mr.
the next state legislature.
'l‘oday President 'l‘uft received the;
memorial III the name of the Nation.
Veterans of both Colon and i‘oIil‘cde~
aimics. notables of States
Nation. representatives of the army
and other government departments
are here in numbers or coming, and
twenty special trains are
ville
DEMOCRATS AND SOCIALISTS
AGAIN.
SALT LAKIIZ CITY, l'lnh, Nov 0
Elections Ill many ltah I'llill‘i and
towns indicate wide kilns by WWI
democrats and socialists.
’l‘lic socialists trains
largely in the mining camps.
wei e, Inadni
laurel. u
Murray, Mammoth and Stockton eictt ’
i65c A GALLON
iug socialist officers.
'I‘hey also gained coIinciIInI-n
towns, Including fling-
lIaIII. III Ogden the normal republi-
can majority was maintained.
The election 111 Salt Lake (‘Ity Iii
which the citizens non-partisan party:
headed by Samuel t‘. Parks, won a
l)lll‘(‘l\ local issues the citizens‘ can
didatt- : bclIII: opposed by the ‘Anieii-
and anti Mormon candidates.
ANOTHER VERMILYA VICTIM.
(‘lll('A(I(), Nov. 9. Circumstances
Iwhieh accompanied the death of Jay-
son Ruppet't. a railroad Iiremeii, .luII.
‘ IT. 1010. have convinced the police that
his name belongs to the long list of III»
loged vie thus of MIa Louise \‘ermilyu.
now hold at the county jail charged
with the death of Arthur Illasonettc.
Aiihnr Ilenton also a railroad tire-
Inun and a friend of Ruppert. told the
police that ltuppert and he had vial
Verinilyu home on .Ian. 13. two
'Ilnys before his friend's death. and the
illness wltu “Illlll IiIIppert was at-
talked lwgan directly after their vls‘
tit. lie died In II hospital hour the Voi-
Inllyu home. under almost Identical
circumstances as those which attended
the deaths of lilssonette and ltle'hald
T. Smith.
The Sentinel want columns are read
by thousands.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.I
are offering their
HIGHEST GRAD!
Automatic Drop
Head Machine
AT A GREAT lNDUCEMENT
$37.50
.31 Down, $1 Weekly
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSI PURNISHIR
...—-
coitaln wAu. Aim man on.
NORWALK. cons.
M
Nowell: Branch Office of
mW' I ...—IL. ." .mww
DION).
name of i
only '
Mctfrcary. and
and .
carryingi
I
The president. Mm. people who have assembled III lAIIiIs-.ll|lfl?ltltiil‘ of ii liImsiornk-Ralko l)0m
Ill-
urt's IIISIIIPSIII "
III III IIIIIIIII
Indigestion,Sourcessfiasdlearl-
burn or Dyspepsia Easily
’ Believed In Fire Minutes
I
Take your ’sour. outer-order atom.
achw or maybe you call It Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrb of
Stomach: it doesn't matter—Alain: your
stomach trouble right with you to
your Pharmacist and ask him to open
a fill-cont case of Papa’s Ihapepuin
and let you eat one 22-graln Trian-
gule and see if within five minutes
there Is left any trace of your former
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
In Food Fermentationwtood souring:
tbc Digestive organs become weak.
there is lack of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite,
pressure and l’ulncss after eating.
vomiting, nausea. heartburn, grlpiug
in bowels. tenderness In the pit of
stomach, bad taste in’ mouth, consti-
pation, pain In limbs, sleeplessness.
belching of gas. bllllousness, nick
headache. nervousness, dizziness or
many other similar symptoms.
If your appetite In tickle and nothing
tempts you, or your belch gas, or if
you fool bloated after eating. or your
food lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach. you can make tip your mind
that at the bottom of all this there Is
but one caIIse'~—fnrnientatlon of undi-
gested food.
I Prove to. yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as any:
that there to nothing really wrong.
lug what you want without fear of
discomfort or misery.
I Almost instant relief ls waiting for
*you. It is merely a matter of how
taoou you take a little IJIIIpepnln.
WILL PURCHASE POOL TABLE.
. At a annual meeting of the South
I
IVOIVHIIIC ('luh directors Inst cvenlni:
the ieport committee appointed for
the purpose reported favorably on the
liable. and Messrs. Samuel Ailer and
Einest llavilaud went to New York Ioi
din to plow the deal with the thin.
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
crops ALL LEAKS .
65c A GALLON
I
I
_I
I
l
t
I We xuarante the weather wear at
lour Compound or three years. Write
ifor estimates. Correspondence lotto
tiled.
Century RoofIna Co.. Inc.
Booth Nomi» ‘
l. -.-...
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
ln E77061 06!. 1, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.»l‘.‘:4ltx. 11:00:. 6:4lx. 11:00. 6:57
7:2IIx. 7:4tlx. tulix. 3:!le 9161. 9:37.
lumpy. lu:4f-x. 11;:t3x.
1". M.m1‘.':54x. 1:011. 1:37x (Phlin. 6)
Wash. Exp; noes to lIurh-In lllveri. 21%.
3:27. 4:3lx. 1:116. 015M. 6.40. drain. 136x.
7 Erik, ”Alix, 10:45
Sundays.
M. , 12:4le. 5: 00x. I. UV,
1' law—12:15“. 2:3“. 2.19:.
7: oov. 7:11., 1:'5.'x. ll: L‘lx.9 “:40x
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M.» 4: tax. 0:40. 8:45. Inoox. Iltiiflx.
a: box. It; 153:. 10: 02x. 10:05 Inoux. 11:02.
P. M. 2:08x. 1:10. 160:. 'ziillx,‘ ’:.fI7
3.301. 3:501» 4; all 4 .I"x. 5: 053:, Ii: 16, 512M,
11:0”. £1.03, ll: 00:. l: 0'11. 0;30.l1.00x.11:210.
12: 00x
Sundays.
ti «o 10 an
a :u'. a. 50).
10223.
v
A. M. 41:00. llz‘lhx. ilillilx. l0:02x. MIMI.
l‘. M. l2zil4. 5:02”. 6:04. 0:011. 7:2“,
fisiltlx, lt::l0x. 11:00x. 121(10):.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.:-«12 12x. 1: $14.17“ 1: 67):. 0 00. 7: 2!.
mm 10 m “II: II
1-. I'..01x. I.io. :ili'n: 3.21:. on.
iIoix. roux.
bilig. 016x. 6; 41. 7: 10:.
'1‘" Bridgeport. Saturdays only—a: 05 p.m
Du linden.
A. M -“:1212x. 1:11x. 1:673. 7:48, 0.4!.
1010III N 2:0! 6le) GM. 7:10 to:
m x x x
10:0711. ' ’ ’ '
“
DANSURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. tit-«cum. ma mu. 3:13. 10:03. 11:50.
1'. M.~---tl:«x. 3:5“. . .
undayn.
A. .w'Hil’I, 11:65
P. M.~~I:00. 7:8“.
...—..-
IOUTH NORWALK To DANIURV.
A ... .
a: la guit ӣ0012: (daily except Mondays).
l'. M. 'I: 26, 4 tax, fi- 21x. 6: 20. 1: ll.
Duncan.
A. nit-mans. 10:00:.
e. rumpus. 1:15.
NEW YORK TO IOBTON.
Stopping at New Haven, New London
and Providence.
Leave touch Nor-waltz.
inifil'uan S31“. 0109, 9:1“. 10"“,
it”. tins. um. um.
more & 00.
Stop this fermenallon and begin eat- .
WHAT ELECTION OF CORONERW
, WILSON COSTS DEMOCRATS.
BRIDGEPORT, 'Nov. 9.~——Coroner
Wilson said today that within a few
days he will present his resiunution
as coroner to take up, the office of
Mayor.
He will be Inducted into ofiico next
Monday. following the usual custom.
The ceremony will take place at the
Common Council chamber at noon.
As Mayor, Coroner Wilson will have
the Immediate appointment of a city
engineer, annual salary, $4,000; direc-
tor of public Works, $2,500; (superin—
tendent of streets, 21.000; two cam
missioners of police; two hculth com-
missioners; two charities commis-
sioners; one member of the board of
assessors for four years; member of
the board of relief for ,three years;
four members of the board of appoc
tlonmcnt and taxation, two members
of the board of appiufsul of benefits
and damages; one. member of the
building commissioners.
Much patronage is antler the control
of the several boards.
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE
that stops coughs quickly and cures
colds Is Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. Mvrs. Anna Pclzer, 2,526 Jeffer-
son street, South Omaha. Neb., says:
"I can recommunqd-‘nley's Honey and
Tar Compound as a sure cure for
coughs and colds. It cured my daugh-
ter of a bad cold and .my neighbor.
Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her
whole family with Foley‘s Honey and
Tar Compound. Everyone in our
neighborhood speaks highly of It."
The Bridge Pharmacy and W. '1‘. Wig-
fit
GRANTS MRS. BOLSTER DIVORCE.
.Iudgc Howard .l. Curtis of the su-
perior court, has handed down a de-
cision III the divorce suit of John 11.
Bolster of Cleveland, Ohio, against
Sarah A. Bolster, of liridgeport. the
evidence in which was heard by M8
honor last Friday-land the Friday pre-
vious. The court gives judgment for
the. plaintiff on the, ground of infidel-
Ity.
ceuilier 2-1.
was named.
cuIcuIasrtn,,,,I3,I__LI.s
I‘m. III Red a'nd 0:14 wank
m. «an! bull Illu- Ribbon
do no ucker. Rn of “If
:I'-4g 4‘ RBI
”IA 0 “NRA DP“. Int-v.5
”autumn-auteur. SufuLAlu-nyskdla: 0
$01.11 87 lilillliiIISTS EVERYWIIM
1007. Harry Lambertson
ii
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
OILED TAN STORM BOOTS FOR
BOYS. $1.50 To ”.00
WE SELL BOSTON HUS RUIIERS
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwalk
Selling Out
Our Large Stock of
Pyrography
(Burnt Wood) at half
price. It would be well
for those Interested in
Pyrography to select their
. mtnlu at. once. while the
autumn-m ll mod.
A. J. ANGEVINE a
SON co. ‘
was heron
The couple Were married on Dc-‘
mud-W ...... ......
AVES FAMOUQ COLLECTION OF
OLD COINS TO STATE. '
HARTFORD, Nov. 9.~—Under the
will of the late Joseph C. Mitchelson
oi Turiffvllle, filed in the Simsbury
Probate District yesterday, the fam-
oils collection of coins owned by the
titstator will becmc the property of
tlie' state. This bequest, provided for
In a cidicil, Is made conditionally. in
part It reads:
"That the general assembly of said
state shall by resolution, within four
years after my death. accept the said
gift for anti III behalf of the. state, and
shall provide that the said collection
shall be kept intact and maintain.
by said state by adding to said collec-
tion ouch year specimens of all the
new coin currency of the United
tiltates, and provide a suitable place
in which to keep said collection, so
that the same may be a permanent
nafcrence collection. so arranged as to
permit future decorations to observe
and study the development of our sys.
Item of currency."
if the state declines the gift, the
coin collection will go to the Wads-
worth Atheneum of this city. I
——A healthy man is a “king in an: own
right; an unhealthy man in an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters .builds
up sound bealth~keepn you well.
TWO WOMEN SEEK SEPARATION
FROM THEIR HUSBANDS.
Two divorce suits were filed In the
Sinperior court this morning. Viola
Ilocser of Bridgeport tiled stilt against
Fred Roeser of Eastoa on the grounds
of (insertion. The plaintiff whose
maiden name was Kitchen, married
the defendant on July 18, 1906 and
the alleged descrtlon occurred a
year later.
Agnes L‘hilkts of Bridgeport filed
Ituit against Charles Clillkls on the
grounds of desertlon and intolerable
.cruclty. They were married Sen
lieuiber 9. 1902 and the desertion is
told to have occurred May 6. 1907.
lBotlI cases will probably be tried in
the December term of the court.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
.IFuneral Director and Embslmer
its'aorui Main Street. South Nor-wall:
Ruldonce. 5. Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336.2.
Telephone at house. 693
For Sale Cheap
RHODONOLIA PARK
LOT 15.9LOCK 7
CALL AND SEE
J. M. Layton & Co.
INC.
REAL ESTATE d. INSURANCE
AGENTS
Fenwiclt Optical Co.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
I AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Sahara-y evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Numb:
CityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GINERAL BANKING
IUSINESS AND OFFERS IVERY
FACILITY CONSISTINT
WITH ROUND
BANKING
. Capital Surplus Ind Profits
3100.011001] [117,000.00
em Deposit loan ‘8 and 05 per your
w
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Prol-
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd VI»
Pm.
WILFRID aonwsLL. Cum»
DIRIOTORU
I. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Iwaru Fred. H. Iowan
Ismael Grumman Lowta It. Hurlbutt
Henry I. Lockwood
...—on.—
“he“
4m II
11 I. “I‘m
are n ma
Offices. tolflfatnlirm.
IIIIILIIIIEII IIIIIIIuII
Ordinary Catharticu and Fill- and"
Harsh Physic Cause Distreuing
Complaints.
You cannot be. over-careful In the
selection of medicine for children.
Only the very gentlest. bowel medicine
should ever be given, except in emer.‘
gency cases. Ordinary pills, Cathah
tics and purgative-s are apt to do more
harm than good. They may can"
grlplng, nausea and other distressing
after-effects that are frequently health- ..
destroying.
We personally recommend and guar-
antee Rexall Orderlies as the saint
and most dependable remedy, which
we know, for constlnptlon and assocl- ‘
ate bowel disorders. We have such
s'bsoluto faith in the virtues of tilt!
remedy that w, sell it on our suntan»
tee of money back in every instance
where it fails to give entire satisflfo'"
lion. and we urge all in need of such
medicine to try it at our risk.
Rexall Ordetlles are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time. day or night; do not caule
diarrhoea, nausea, girlplng. excessive
looseness, or other undesirable effects.
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with ,, which
they come in contact, apparently act~
lng as a regulative tonic upon the re-
laxed muscular coat of the bowel. thul
overcoming weakness, and aiding to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies commonly com»
pieiely relieve constipation, except of
course when of a surgical character. ,
They also tend to overcome the necel- -.
sity of constantly taking laxatives to
loop the bowels in normal condition.
Three sizes of packages. 10 cents. 35
cents and 50 cents. Remember. you
can obtain Rexnll Remeries in South
Norwallt only at our store.———The Rex;
all Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner 6: Canty, Props.
The world is shadowed or brighten-
ed by our own heart rather than by
any thing in itself. Our joy make!
the cloudtest day glad, and our grief
finds night in the sunniest sky.—-Jo-
seph Parker.
We have too many
CYLINDER
STOVES
And right when you need them
must we are, selling them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
It’s a fine chance to save money
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8‘ West Sis.
Shim-walk
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. a. coupon. Mgr.
ssnwc: AND cotsms UP TO DAT! ’
arms :2 pm DAY AND upwann
SUNDAY mums 75c _
Banquets a Specialty
YEL- CALL SSS
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
Safety Razor ‘
for 50c
Call at our store and examine tin. ,
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 81' Co.
DRUGGISTS
I North Main or. Co. Nomi!
The Reed tit Vollt
The Only Fully Irwin“
ILICTRIOAL IHOP
. In the Tm
AUTO IUPPLIII
P110” GOP-”South m.
Norwalk Chronicler