.Falr, moderate southward and ..
south winds: ~
Comtbrtable Weather Why
not add to your comfort and
peace 01' mind by taking out a .,
tire luminance policy. on your ,_
home or it. turnip tags. We .
will also insure you Midst bur—
glary or any other ltlnd of tu- ,
uurunce you may need in bust-I .
uess or private life. Telephone ‘
Its-1230.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN
87V-Di wuhington Street,
Tel. 1230. South Norwalk
I I I I O
U'I,I:Itw,l:-,I I‘I,I.I,- rt I.I,I,I I.I.I‘II l
Destroys Dandruff
Makes the Hair Grow Long, Heavy
and Luxurumt and We Can ‘
Qutcltly Prove It
“You Wish to Double the Beauty of
‘ Your Hair at Once, Just Get a 25
Cent Bottle and Try This
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Surely try a Datulcrine Hair Cleanse if you wilh
to immediately double the beauty of your hair with
little trouble Illti at a cost not worth mentioning——
just moisten II cloth with a little Daudcrine and
draw it carefully through your hair, inking one
small strand at a time, this will cleanse the hair of
dust, dirt or pity excessive oil-Min at few moments
you will be amazed. Your hrlir will be “my,
fluiiy and abundant and possess an incomparable
Itoitnetii, lustre and iuxutiunce, the beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
Beside: beautifying the hair, one npplication of
DIuIdIIiue dissolves every portiIle of Dutulruii;
cleanfen, purities und' Invigorutcti the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
Dniuleriue in to the hair what ircIIII showers of
rain and sunshine aid to Icgctntiop. it goes right
to the roots, invigoratcx anti ItrI-ngthcus thctn. It' s
(.‘ockcnoe Huylnakels' Association
will meet this evening in- Norwalk, exhilarating, stimulating and his producing proper-
. and will clct‘t Ofiit‘et‘s tics cuusc the illiiil'lu grow abundantly long, strung
. i V I ' and beautiful. it at time inlpurtsti sluirkling bril-
lianty and vclvcty softness to the hair, and n few
wetkn' lliie IIill Inuit: new lIIi r to IIpIout all met
* the II :Ilp U ;c it cI‘cry do) her a short time. after
\leiIII two or three tiInIs :I IIIIk “ill be IluiilIiellt
to complctc uhutevor growth you III-sire.
V ov I .II I v I '
The annual meeting of the South ‘I IIit (till tiurtly lutII. prtttI, soft, lustrous itflll’.
and hilt of it, if you will jiiat pct :I .25 cent imltlc of
. I I - I I . , , . . .
Nmmuk “'9 10““ will be hold this! knuwltou‘ul):IiIIiI-ruic from unydrug store or todct
evening in tho quarters. in Wushing- comm, Imam. it a, directed.
tott- strcct.
'J. i. MullotttI lulu a good showing or
iIuIIIlkerclIiI-Il‘s i’or Indies, gentlemen
and clliltlrcn for‘thc holiduy trade.
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its semi-monthly busincss meeting: this
JUHN J PHElAN-S iStutc‘s Attorney .ludrou'u recommen-
-. i l ‘ l -l ‘l ‘ \ ‘ w.” Edutiot.» bill be in support oi the mime
9”" m" m t u“ “' H" ‘Htum‘ “ ‘ " i of Attorney Phclnn. it in known that.
iugtou street. l NAME '3 “KElY ‘ I
ii
Ibo itus cI‘iIIIIiIlt,~I't-Ii Mr. i’hclztn'u quell-
? The Central Labor Union will hold
()liIc iiInIIIlI Lodnc Np. .
Knights of l’Ithlus, will hold its II tick
ly business meeting tlti IsI-Icniiig itt itst
rooms in Suut tli \lIIitI ntttot l
"Ylt‘mltllh for ”to unite qui that he has!
'n IIIII high opinion of tltcui it is un V
titusloctl thui liltl tit-Wu itt this dilat-
lii ll huto not illilllRt‘ti. . i
MI l‘lulnn‘z! llillllt‘ our lily: lili‘ll-
AI iiIeIItIIIctiup, of iiuilI-r ioduc No Genera' Beliei is That Stale, 3 . tioutti lu couucI iiou II lib iiH‘ oiliic in i
97, l. 0.. 0.. 1“,. uhich nus hold inst 1‘ Hit} III‘ illlllll'i, inn IllIII llilll it “VII;
”fining the liiiilutuiy mtg-MI “-4” . Attorney JUdsun Wi” Hecom iniiIui iluii I\l.I)IIr Wilt-mil could be:
Iiilillli ulot ill knot lr‘n promise that
ho IIIIIIlIl not iiii’tl the too Iililt‘ci Ill
, II :IIIII .IiIil
' Other Candidates.
There IvI-rc :~I"\l'l'iii tutu-r Cillliliiiilil‘i
tor thI position. inuiudinu .liuiuo l-Itl-
iIIIl‘lIIIIl up (Inc i‘lliltiiiillli‘.
mend Now That Mayer Wil
son Has Resigned
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.mw ”I “wow" i
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l\t‘l’;ill‘,:t‘ltli'lll:l t‘IIr lilt‘ Inasqucrntc
bull which the IIIqulIt-r.~’ of ilutlor,
Lodge, No. 97, hit, (I. la, \viil tun“ .
this evening illH'l‘ bccil I‘tlllllllk‘il’li, liiilliiil‘i‘tlii'l“ lbw. l'nlI-s.“
- nonicthiuu qu-Ipwtul Euippolm In ttu.“
Iiitliii'fil
. j nurti i‘. .‘v‘rIblIIa .lutiiuI 'l‘hotnnu if.
. Auction sulo oi lliillnii‘lillii goods. . I . . I I '
it‘ t'i‘lnd \‘t “mm!” H i. ) m . liltllliiillK ii is inliu tIi tlI.tt Stuivs Iouphlin, AlticI-ni'tu ”um,” (i n,“
I I ' . .. .t 1 ; _ l. . I ~ , ' ‘
. ‘ . AtiOlIilii 18”“): .ludsuI IIIli Iotout Imp" and H,,,,,.,.,,,.,HI.,IH. (Imp... l..
. 5 . * ““' mom to II II III on i ii i Hit it In. I nu l . I
., “ii ioncplt (‘npnstilufi It South VOHHIHX ' J "‘ 0 ‘ ‘ " ‘ “illinmmi ilut from tip fll'il 1 id
Supeiim courts the appointment of “mum", If any, other Home that! Mr.
“'l’ormci $9"""”‘ "K “M" ‘mm 'l’il‘holuii'u hub boon ‘t‘ciiily uudcr con-
i hold“ to be Ioiviwr t0 dilii‘i‘t’d "lm‘muicrnliop.
,‘m- I‘iltl‘urd ii. Wilson. who resigned: . it is “um...“md ”N” it has Imp“
..-_ . I‘m "mm”: Ztlic desire upon the port of tliiI ilin‘
TIMI Silcnt pm“ ;. me-“nn, ()t'gtni- “ “1‘“ “MIN “hm‘l-Iii'i‘ "““m' ““1"" iciuls whoop dutlox t-nli tlu III to prnnt‘
‘ mutton, will ng‘ Ii Iiuucc in the town “M“ “mm“ ""15"“ “ml “” bud cuo murdcr cut-Ion to N‘Clllt‘ ii hostil-
not yet lore-lint] il notice trinu hint
resident nus bitt'ct; hirihc log“: byra
i don; itt Wesipolt till .\1II..t‘tIiII l’tdtnpt
medical attention tliHililiilit‘ti tho Illin-
V not;
assembly hull ili IIItlncctlou nith it lelu, tit mun l'cu the position of col-
aociui evening on 'i‘lIursdlIy lint-cm- "‘V “”5”“ that. ”‘9 rcslunnt in" Md .0119? who wait possessed of qliIIlii‘Ic'u-
, . ., . ~ I , .
her .i ith. limit totuun Id to the (but lllfiii‘eitionn Iihicb would make him II been
‘1'“! “' Judson “"ld 1‘“ had not 1"““imnntiucr of Influence. it in wool:
hits Ft l‘illli't‘s A Mitchell of Willi l“ m" “mp“ ”“5 morning und *0 h'm ulzcd tlIut Mr. I'hclau bus (htitw quali-
uttcci. who has so scliousli ill yet-I 1“" ”"9in ”‘9 “‘"ll't‘ “W“ h" "“ ‘llcutlonn to It marked Iicitrco.
terdtiv is Iouslticrnbl) improwtl today dcrstood “"1 MP" “’“i- Mr JMWM
.Ind hvr i‘lt‘ lends “n, cucotuulzcd “3' the did not cure to say Ivhul his notion! The Nutmeg (‘lub will probably no-
mod "0““ would be in advance of race c'iIlul: tho“ 0an the plum-Inge of the Norwnlk
amine. and before he had pinned in the , Pile Poillt‘ company when it is sent
llillitis of the judges his rcconunondzr i to tho orgunlzntion. Mitch llitcroal is
tlou for coroner. liming taken in the mutter but it is
. Reasonable Belief. ingrocd that tho tire police will have
There is every reason to believe that i the butter and of the l-l‘illlle‘d.
of Columbia t‘irclc. ColIIpnn-.
ions of the Forest, will hold its semi-V‘
monthly intuitions meeting this even»!
V Starr
{l‘ reuidcut
Attitude of Connecticut Senator
Indicated its Wouldiilve Preci-
_Iiant's Suggestions Careful
Cbnsldoraticn
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iiillillS ill llililiillllll Hill
lllll ill kill] ll Slit
Connecticut Senators end lisp-
resenlativcs Receive Petitions
WASillNC’i‘ON, I). C... Dec. 7. “i
not in favor of supplemental ionisin-
tion or the big corporations," declared
Seuutor Mei Icon of Connecticut
morning. The remark was
dent's humour and the steps toward
the federal lncorporution of interstate,
trudu I-orporutlonu and of their regulau
Him tltrututh II t‘cch-ni rumtuisnlon sim-
ilar to the lnterstutu Commerce com-
\ minnlou.
“i think it \il'ilti ll bully message."
be commended. “1 intro
tiuIi Immi- :Iupplcmcntul null-trust
ionisiullon Willi ll('i‘t‘i%iifll‘}' and l was
Milli to M!“ thc ‘i'rIvIIiticiIt “tnhc up ihc
nubjcct in so dotoi'tuincd d way."
M to tho :Ipcrille i‘IIt'oriIIII which the
ntihgciitul. Suntor .\lcl.cau
declined to itlilllllt'ill im' puhllI'utlIIn.
but his IIttltIulu “mild lit-ditnto thut
iii," IIIIIIlIl clip it 'i.‘Ift I wpuuciitionti
IIIII~iitl liliti sotltiiiu cult iii ”titlon.
Hucfn‘t Fiend Menage.
"l lutwu'l
continuum-Ii
ili‘iktli littl‘
.‘ii’i nitiiliili' (iv:
linuwvututito ililt \\‘lii‘il
illi t‘\§tl‘l"f’itiiilll or ' ilfili;1;,|‘ll
llt‘lll (it‘iluflllnil'fi in the pity.
’llII-\ . 'ultiuiu
in
Hunt’s
men: cutlinsiuulitw :Iitclttiul‘cu lli
lilo Notional tItIIl
i‘ourrcm which Iauvtncti todny.
Iii Iivloguics .‘II'c ill'nilillllt‘ toduy.
(‘ougvivss \Itll i‘l‘lit‘i‘lllt‘ its gcnc‘ull poi
to} that Compost should provldiI $50,-
“0010th :iilll'tldlly for the next
iii‘rlvl‘l'lllg \vutcrnnys.
Gaynor One or the Speakers
Among the spcnkrrn will be John L.
Vamp or Columbus. 0.. prettidcnt ut
the Ohio \‘ulhiy linprovcmettt useoclu
tlun;
’l‘cx; Gov.
sourl; accrue W.
burgh:
IT 1..
by“, ,
engineers: Senator Jones of Washing-
int: ill the Mystic. Chain Hull, in Wash»?
. suItIBeimont of New York; dud. Rep
V - Bnndngee. The work is to be doneI
this.
celled:
torth by a discussion of the Fresh;
long {cit ,
rmui titc illt‘fialiyzl‘ wt."
lill'ilit'llii W-H't' mud"
by the other liLI'lli‘iWi‘ii of tho (ii-tine:-
~i.i'..> in I‘IIIIrNcIItI-Il in
thc unthciiuu oi unicru‘uy improvoI
lintliorc
02v-
inniio tizu rust. of dolomite-II to homi-
IIIII‘Ii‘tcrs iiill‘ltll: the morning. no lixtr
The
toll
yours ut buts: for tho linprovctttcut of
Mayor \I‘ililntn 1i. (lnynor of New
York: Roy Miller of (‘ornus Christlfi
Herbert 8. "utility of bits-2
Guthrie of Pittefi
secretory oi the interior Will-
lot L. Fisher; secretary of War ileum
Stimson: (ion. William H. nix-3
chief of the United State: army
,M . , . . .
ington strcct. l
Letter (‘ntiicr .iohn V‘I‘ticcnwood, of:
the .\'onqu post omcc fol‘Ct‘, who}
bus been ill. resumed his dutles thisi
morning. W. i.,Vi’ountly substituted;
during- his enforced absence.
Mrs. A. Blanchard and Miss Gocp-
pinger, of the South Nurwulk Library.
are nttcnding tho full meeting of the
Connecticut Library Assoclutlou in the
NewH oven Librury today.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock will oc-
cur the regular meeting of Shermdn
Commandery No. 470, U. 0. G. C. Busi-
ness of importance will be transacted
and election of oillcers held. All mem-
* bet-II lire requeéited to be present.
'l‘wo huge tlnming nro lights have
been placed in front of Homer Beers
Not walk store by the Hotlsatonit Pow-
er Company V'Tor the holidays Thev
have others on the way for a number
of other progressive- stores in N'or»
walk.
The adjourned meeting of the South
VNorwalk Board of Apportionment will
be held this eIenlng at 7: 30 oclock
in the council chamber, in Washington
street, at which time the tire and
treat department budgets will be con-
idered.
outh Norwalk Council, No. 1253.
Knights of Columbus, will hold“ its
optimal meeting this evening in‘ its
'It'oo‘ms, in South Main street. at which
[time the oflicere for the ensuing year
will be elected and other important
, uslneas transected. .
to?
ggt‘it‘timllo ss‘iifi' We
The Circle of Light will meet this
evening in the lecture room or the
Ell-st Babtlst c u.rch Business: see-
no "t so 001 ll. 'v‘vttb election, or i
illcers tor the ensuing years Deyo~ .3. t
, cameatiuxctfi .9 'clnclo. tidbit.- ct; .. ..- we...
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Select Your Piano Now-A smell Deposit
Will Hold It to:- Christmas Delivery
New Pianos $15001), Player Pianos$25ii up
E'Sond for Catalogue at m."
‘ nesouiieu Piano ctr" “gamma
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ton; Senator Fletcher of Murillo; Mr I
resentutive Etephen M. Sperkman.
chairmen of the flours or Represent-
atives Riven IIIIIi Harbors committee.
Bridge- at hot Helium.
A bill uuthoniaing the construction
or II bridge across the Connecpcut riI.
er between East Haddam and Han.
Idem was .lntroduced today by Senator
tinder the supervision or the East
lieddam and Huddam Bridge commie.
lion and the structure is to be of the
drnwbridze type. The bill given no in
dicetlon ot the proposed cost. it has
been referred to the Senate commit-
tee. on commerce.
Postmaster et Median.
President. ’i‘uit has sent to the Ben-
ate the nomination of H. Raymond
‘Norton to be postmaster at Madison
Conn. Included also in the batch oi
nominations, which covered practi-
will all recess appointments, were
the homes oi Henri? Joseph Moody
Smith of Connecticut to be It second
lieutenant or curnlry and of Ray-
mond Wliltcoinb Bills of Connecticut
to be first lieutenant or the Medical
Reoerve corps. The exact. addresses
jot neither of these appointees are
igiven in the formal nomination cer
iiiicate our available at the Will
! Ilepnrtmcnt.
. Pen-ion Increase.
Increases ot‘ pensions tor seven
residents of Connecticut are proposed
ilu bilhi which Senators McLean uud
*Brnndugee presented today. Mr.
Ihchenn proposes that the pension oi
:Mnrgeret Benjamin of New Haven.
i‘onn., widow of the late lidson A.
‘Bcnjumin of the U. S. 8. Ohio, be
lincrcuued trout 512 to 8:20 per montini
‘Scnnior Brundngee proposes increases
to Hit per month of the pension of
.incob ii. Gumblc, lute of company
I, lit) NcIv .leriicy Volunteer in-
tuutry; l‘ninici it. lieilinuton.‘ bite
of the 7th ilhodc It-‘Ililllil volunteer"
iuituiiry: William ll. lirlcy. into int;
llcutI-nunt of Company i).
cut volunteer llzl'unlry oi the Spuin
isb Will: \‘ililintn ii. Alilihilcliiyi'
IIItiilIIiy; t. hurlcs E iicnrl. into ot
ttIII 2d (‘Imncctii‘ur Henry Artillery?
Vuurl licliovlmc l.. Kctition. widow Iiig
liuvuriy Kclilirin. who survcd iii the
i‘Iil\“\' during ttu' Mexican \l‘ill‘, :
Jewish Societies Active.
l’utiilollxi in hupr or the ulitoltu-
MINTZ’S.
W
, Friday Specials
at 25c. Ior tomorrow, 19c.
A special lot Of Fancy Holiday
25c.
Just iti time for Christmas. A
for tIItiiorrI‘iw, 79c.
Igc ALL LINEN INITIAL
Lzulics’ and Gent’s
loo values.
(lay sot.
l’ictttrcs. l’ouilcr litixcs, lizlir
crs.
tomorrow, 3m.
C(iilllt‘t'il'?
All Linen Initial
l‘or tomorrow, lzj/gc.
25c GLOVES, 19c
“V Ladies and Misscs' Silk Lined Gloves, in color; good value
APRONS AT 25c.
Aprons on sale tomorrow at
$1.00 LEATHER BAGS, 79c
large shipment Voi $1.00 Bags,
HANDKERCHIEFS, 12%c
Handkerchiefs, regular
79c KNITTED CAPS, 59c
(.iiiitlrt‘llS and Misscs' [\IIitthl (zips regular 79c.
F or Fri-
NOVELTIES AT 250
Receivers, Tooth Iirttsh Hold-
:\ \sh int} 5. Mirrors. Combs, at 25c each.
\
50c FLANNEILETTE GOWNS, 39c
100 fiuc Fltilillclcttc Gowns. regular 50c values.
(in sale for
TOYLAND OPENS SATURDAY
' tbc :Ibrogutiou of the treaty with itus- '
1“,. pi (otupnuv (T in, “mm \‘alns sin hrcuusc orits attitude toward thc 1«union, it
ions and the ratification oi the min-
trutiou treaties \I‘lih Grant
and Fruurc chiefly.
Senator Hill's Bill,
Representative lllll dropped into
the hilt hoppI-r oi the House his bill}
nilouing returns to be made under
ltlltuin' .
the. iiousc roll for ru‘st oi the present
not throughout the Con-
Thcrc are seven other cou-
tested elections pending before the
lllottec at the present time. ~
ngcss
"BEST ON EARTH. "
This is the verdict of R. J. Howell,
ITI’KL)’ 0. who bought Foley‘s Honey
i
tiou or tbc trout; ulth itttssle oping the corporation tux ill“ at the cud oi 3““ T‘” C‘mlilmmd for his wife “Her
to In.- mm to InirI' I Iiilt'M Ii ilhrc IIIuI of thc tout quaitcts or tbrI :rml‘ i‘ds" ““5 [he “"‘5‘ I huie 9‘” 599“
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cord of passport - from the [tilted
Sluice, urn pouring into the (‘IIIIIIIItI-i
ticul sonntorn trout .lctiinh boa-iotlosI
throughout the Nutmeg stole it is
I'vidcnt here. i t It llt‘ilt‘iill cnmpuipu
is living puebcd by some JIIIIish ur~
continuous in the Slitlt‘ for the ubro-:
nation nt’ the tlcntv lust now, the}
i. I“). ll. AL. is iuinlt iIcIIrIli‘I'r‘IIIt:;
and induce ill ttiitiuoport. Norwich.
New iluvctl. Mlddlcton‘tt. llnrti'prd.
South Norwnlii. Anionic, Dutlbury.‘
tutti \\'liliIII:IuItr luivc cont petitions.
Scnutor Mclmliu ‘picsoutcd them to
the Senate Iostcrduv afternoon. w-ith
Out comment. I;
Against Arbitration Treaty. ‘
On the other hand, irish societies
iii Connecticut are making It cum:
pnign against, the ratification of the?
proposed urbltmtion trontios with:
Grout Britain nnd France. Hibernian.
lodges in Hartford Torriugton and;
IWulllugl’ord and John Mitchell illiorII
cry club in \\ ultingtord the. irish \‘n-.
:tlonul Foresters Bcnetlt society of-‘I
lllnrttord and the Central Labor 1m 3
ion of Hartford have all sent protests
inblch Mr McLean hits presented to;
I: the Senate.
From. the Other Side. i
The chorun from the Nutmeg State?
ghoneter. is not ultogcther one of
implant. Petitions in floor of rail
ticntion have been Iecetve d by the i
Senate from Charles N. Adams of;
Bridgeport; the New HuvenWChamberi
of Commerce; the Connecticut Peace
society; Rev. Magoo Pattof Grun-
by; Rev. Milton Wittler of Brook-
held; Albert B. Todd of Torrington:
Rev. J. F. Vought. of Hanover;
George L. Clark and others or
Wcthersfleld and Rev. Albert G.
Lawson ot Waterbury.
I’ [Elli l8 FIRST SENATOR
Til TAKE SEAT Ill
GUINNESS
i
. (Continued from first page.)
\
Senator Brandage'e has been in
Washington for a couple of weeks or
since his return from his trip, with
Several other members of the Senate
committee on interoceaoic canals, to
the Panama canal. Senator McLean
reached the capital Mondey night.
Both were in their seats in the Senate
Tuesday. In tact, Mr. McLean Vitus
the first senator to take his seat in the
chamber; and under the gene of the
crowds in the galleries calmly read
some Connecticut papers.
Batch of Penelon Bills.
Senator McLean hits e big batch or
pension bills in preparation, for in-
troductlo‘n teday; end both the
IIvlil probably be
I the
chamber a few minutes before noon
Nutmeg ’i'snstorli will with It stock
The bill II no rclctred to the House
t’i'lllll‘iliili‘t‘ on ways and means; and
Mr Hill hit-I mode it known that ho.
_lts It mmulici of that committee,‘ will
In to have the committee tnkc cariv
, action upon it.
Higgins Election Contest.
The election toutest against Repro-
scntntivc Higgins ot‘ the Third district
referred to (Inc of
election committee
today by Speaker t‘lurk. Thepzipers
in the case have ilt'n tiicd, in the of-
tire of the clerk of the House since
last summer He will ”probably lay
them below. thI-I House formally to-
three House
fduv nnd the reference to It committee
It ill follow
To Make Investigation.
it is understood thnt the deter itt
limiting the let‘elencc to n committee
which is to make an investigation oi
the claims of Mr. Higgins and the
.contestnnts Raymond i. .lodoiu. has
been due to the desire of Speaker
Clark to consider to which of the
ithrec elections committee. the inquiry
should be entrusted. All of the com-
mitteesuite, of course dominated by
Democrats: and ii there is a loop-
hole M which the Democratic contes-
gtnut can be allowed to oust Mr Big-
;gins, it scents llkelv the committee
villi find it and decide in favor of the
contestants
Mr. Higgins will tight. however,
and will probably retain his name on
osscmmous ROBES
qthlitl
or potittontl- tint reflect. the “burnout
.V‘I“ inn bitumen
and lookcd like II sure (use of con-
fsumption llcr lungs were sure and
'shc c nghcd almost incessantly and
her voice was hoarse and weak. Fo-
IlII' 5 Honor and Tar Compound
brought reiici’ III once and less than
Ithrte bottles effected a complete
inure." The Bridge Pharmacy and W.
’l‘. \‘l’igmorc Co. ”
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH FAIR.
Booths Were Well Patronlzed Again
Last Night.
The four nights” bazaar of Knight
Strict A. M. E. Church was well at-
tended last evening.
The booths which are very hand-
persons: Fancy booth. Mrs. Stanley:
apron booth. Mrs. Burr; variety booth,
Miss Garner; fruit. booth. Mrs. Per-
kins; cake booth, Mrs. Ann Olm-
steed; ice cream booth, Mrs. Emma.
Olmstend; lunch booth. MI'S. Showeil;
éoft drill-ks booth, Mr. J. Fuller; fish-
ing pond. Mrs. Grace Brunk; Bebecea.
at the Well, Miss Lilo Clarke.
A large gathering is expected to-
night. The concert will be given by
Mrs. Peiklns Club, which will be very
tine.
potion. Dean's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since."——A. E.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs, Tex. I
‘ZLI-EEE
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chum & on.
ANNOUNCE To, ounorxowu PATRONS THAT
VTHE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS or THEIR ESTAB-
LISHMENT ARE COMPLETELY .EQUIPPED WITH
GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS ’AT
MODERATE PRICES. " FACILITIES ARE MAINTAINED
FOR rHEPROMPr FILLING or MAlL ORDERS.
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OUTFITS FOR WOMEN. MlSSES. BOYS AND iNFANTS.
MEN‘S GENERAL FURNISHINGS.
runs or ALL
‘AND LEATHER ACCES-
SORIES r'on AUTOMOBILE use. BRICA-BRAC- ;
owners OF ART. SILVERWAREI JEWELRY ‘ :
”S’l'AJ'iONERY TOILET AR‘l'iCLES. Etc. , ;, ,3 ,II
some were attended by the following
—"[ suffered habitually from consti- V
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