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BALDWIN DEFENDED. A CHENEY AND SPELLACY.
Rocccvelt's Criticism of Supreme Will Run Against Each Other for
Court Decision is Roscntod,
\l'ASiliNtl'l‘t‘lN, March ltl.».luult:35'
ll. lioytl, ('llilil'lllilll III" the IIIIIployIII'H'
ii IiIiIiti‘ commission of Ohio. while he.
iot'II IhII hIIIIIc quilI-lur)‘ counultlce
)IIl-it‘l'llil)‘. I-I'lllc‘IIIIIII 'l‘hcodtn'c lloosII-
IIIII'5 position on Illt‘ cutployoru' lin-
mmy up. or xhw York couvctltiou wot-c. Hclcctod at word can-
“Ml‘, HUIIIIIIHIII'S AIOSII'IOIA is (Illllrely‘t'llSL‘S illSl lligill. Tilt‘l‘e W894 hill tillt‘
w oust." .lr. IIIII'II mid. "Ills criticism ‘ ticket All the fluid and Colonel Choncl'
o" Ibc stoic Supt-tune court which III: Mill ho the cuudldatc for mayor.
I'l—‘il‘c‘d Hit" III'I uucouutltutinnul in an! “'1
iuiul‘) to Ihc worltmcu. ’l‘hII supremo 1“
court was light in tuluiuu down the:
:I- t, llccutmc qulI-I' it cmplul'ccs wcrII3
no bcttcr on than without it. Now tlIII
I-‘ilti is clcur for u IIIIcoIIIl workmcn‘HI
Al1klll'tlllt't‘ law."
Mr, Boyd IlcclII-Ircd the bill drawn by
tilt} fotlc'tli clnpioycrs' IlItlIilllI' (‘Olll1
mission IIIIH only It stop in the right Ill
l‘t't‘tillll.
Mayor of Capital City.
IlAlt’l‘lHURII March 16,- «At tin.-
ilc'quIIIII IiI. (.‘ALV (.1'ouIeIIIIou here last
night Stntc Senator Thomas J. Spcb
iIII-y received the nomination for may
ior.
llcchuIIIII-I to thc Republican city
Ordinarily It Inunlcipnl cloctlon
would how no heuriutt on u utnlc
campaign but on IlIII political condi-
tions in Hartford arc of such a char
HMO! tlIIIt II victorII for tho rcpu'oli-
6cans there at tho. coming city content
will in a grout. lllt‘tlSlll‘Il ludlcuIc the
'outcomc ol‘ tho HIIIIO election in .\‘0-
‘chnth'. it l5 thero that It largo por~
,Ilou of tho dinni’l‘ection in the rcpubI
Allcnn pom” bud its origin and from
fwhcrc. it has been IIlmont constantly
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JAKE SYKES ON "TAFT AND
PAPiA iilAi'iPSliI
All All AIIIAIAIIHA
Hawaiian... Sources». » .Gas,
titanium or Dmptlc Ellsl
‘ Ag Believed In this Mimics
A
Tillie vour. Hour, outIoI'orIler Iltom‘
ucllfwor“ mambo you boil it Andlgbctloni
in, JEWISH“ Gastritis 0i
Siorpuclé; it Ilocunt mattcrwtnkc IouAI
sto‘mn‘ch t‘loublo right with Inn 'to
.Iour i'burnlut‘llst and ask him to open
III 50~cent cunt: of Pope‘s Diupcpslu
and lot you out ouc. 22Igl‘aln 'l‘riIIn-
Attic and not: if wiIhIn live minutes
Ihorc is lct‘t any trace of your former
mincl'y.
The correct name ror your troubiII
is Food ls‘ormentutlon—l’ood Hourlngi
the Digestive. organs bccome would
there is lack oI' gastric juice: your
food is only half digested. and you
become nffct'tod with ions of nppotitc.
proscuro and mint-55 ul‘Ior culling.
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, pulping
in bowels. tcnticrncns In the pit of
stomach, bad taste in mouth, coustl
pution. pain in limbo. Hiecplcssucw,
belching of. gas, bliliounnesa, nick
hcudachc. ncrvmmlcss, dizziueus or
many other similar symptoms.
11‘ your appetite in fickle and nothing
tempts you. or your IIIIlI'lI gas, or if
you feel hioalcd ni’tor outing, or your
food lies like II lump of loud on your
n, . «A
Catlin-h o! ‘
IOWli.
lumen WSI’IIIII 8?: Sunday
Hunting in New York.
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(‘.lnudo Rift!“ «with: lIlIInduil-I and
\IOIIIAHI' in 1N0 .Y‘HAA? '
i1W. M"tlllfld_l'll clmurlclnun am at
\Aulh ill John 1.. (lIIIAIriI-‘s,
MAMA Hillt'l ‘.l‘urtlwoll llllr; bccu cou-
I‘lllctl to thoI bouIIII i'or It week with
tho grip.
m»...
II. A. St. John IIIIcIIIlIIIII tho. session
of tho ntuto boIIrIl III” ilSHt’HBtli't-l on
TIIIIHIIIII'.
.\lIH Joucph F. \‘ion and Miss
lCIll’C‘ll 0' VII” IIrI- back lit Vlon .II bun
”lilo“. ‘
John H. (irucllc and futility rI'IIurncIiI
lI'I:.t ’l‘l'IurI-nluy from Ihcir southern and
wcstcrn Irlp. .
A 'IIIIIIIhIIr oi" irlcntln'oi Mrs. Mary
Tito SIIIIIIIII' lw‘t'illltll oi" Ihc )At'AAIOIAABL
stomach.- you can make up your mind
but one cnuse-«~I‘crmentutlon oi IlllIli-'
lzcsucd food.
prove to yournelf in III'c milltllcs
itcd ever since so that the trouble”
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. hits HprI-nd Illi over Connecticut.~-—~I\cw A
.BrlIniu HIE'HIIII.
Siucc 'l‘hcodoro ItOoscIolt has culled:
IIIII-ntion to IhI- IIIII that tho 5II1IpOI'~.t.
TEDDY."
.iIIlI'e SikIIs. oi'. Sykcsvlllc, .lcl'fcruon
Co. I‘IIIIIIII.. is duo of the unique char.
ULIE‘X‘S of thc county; ho IIII5 been (In?
II.I:;IIII in farming. and lIIuIbI-Irlngg on tI‘
Slut!“ sI'IIIQ IIIIII is now III-oping u iIOI.
Icl in Sykcuvillc, IIII Hilt‘illm with II 1‘” (fr Tim "m Willing
Mow; inimliIIHI- Iiruu‘l IIIIIl l5 \\’lilllli‘l)nlll‘\" H LAIIWIIS "Wm us IlII’tihtI
J “9““.le Republican. thinking til IIIIIIHIIII an the IchuIIr III.
(in “M Mouth” H 'Pmnmorcm Hm,» ‘ this round old pIII'II' [tout the cum of
N.
("it'l‘ .Iuml him for III.~ View; IIII tin- iIs “All“: and me Will" 110' has IIIkIIn.
IoutIIst tor tin: ltIIpubiicuu llt’lllllillitillll‘“) do n ”i mm?“ ““3"!" A” m5 ‘H‘
M. WWMUM I‘m... 5mm. mum.”3IKI'IIIII1II ol trunnion and his IIxuump
“I,” “k“ “mum, ‘ itiou III II ilt‘tt‘SHlH which Inn ho IuIII
"WW.” now i dunno but I MM mph) no public IIIIIII but AlilllSt'ii -I\'Inj-
"‘ - , Y I . _
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like. thi5 III:I«IIII .’\lr. Hilll‘rIl‘IVOAI, be “”h Bullttln.
known Willi? to do II'hIIII hII uct5 in Ely ‘ . , "A
()ui ol tithtltltl suggosttons Illc ANNA!
you 5w IlIIII not into IIII {lWi'llh
sIIIrl out Iin'II'II in thc l'hillppiuc
lislund», but Mr. itoowc-t'clt know
what to do llllil IIII :«I'IuI II Action by . ‘ .
chowlng gum, bliI‘lll Rock! l'lllt (‘ol~
llIc nuuw oi" ’I‘II-III‘I out thorn and he . . . ‘_ . : . .
fixctl it uh broth nicI-. TIIIIII thus“ 1 "“"l [MM ’7’ lrlcutin d” iIIm- an iIlelS-
' .I.I('t‘ il‘ tho)-
here follows don'u "III (‘nbn Hot III kick. .
in' up II kind of II I'III-Ilon nzui .\lI'. ‘hc, “5 ouc In ”W
“HOST-Veil wot. this mII»:III 'l‘uvnfl‘ “m Rm“ ”mm“
down thcrc and he HIIIoIItthl things “we ”I“ pronounce h Hloo gm’"
out pretty \I‘c-ell. .il Iltloltl Courulli.
And thI-II you know, Mr. RIIOH-e-vcll ~ “"""'”"' """"'°“"”"
he stoic II [Hero III‘ ground down bore. ilhl'liortl (‘.omluon Council refers
Somewhere- IIlIIIIII l’unnmu. and hol‘ll’rfvom Ior “ “p“, ”"m'lo I‘lll “mm
warned [‘olksto think hII got it honest, ”‘3 A“ H“ “NM“ Scouts ‘0 he 1‘
on he culled in this how Til-nit and ‘lt‘lltlt‘lltf IIii ulong thc lintI to submit
not him to fix it u“ on pnpcr no it plopoultlon to tho peoplc. Littlc po-
looketl about hII-uil’ IlcchlI. Emmi“ W”. A" AIH'I't‘ 0f some- of the III:
"And you know Mr. itoos-e-vclt ho
was. President about seven ”ye-curs and
II ha-Hli and he got. the Republican
party, and busiucss and. tho wholc
country into II He-cll of a mulllx and
he put this man Tit-lift in to ace it"
he Couldn't fix this up too and it's it|
devil of an undertaking and no follow
' could get. thIough with it illSilAt‘ oi.
eight years, so I think we ought to
stickto Mr. Roos-ewch and tow this
mung Ta-nl‘t about four years more
to (infill his jo-oh."
Inrox;
lilllBlt'l. Itc-
“(lhi Elms
slogan .\‘cw llIIIIIu cull
LtOl‘illllA: to tho quigI-s, in
..\'I.~\I' lIch'w. .\‘cw ilnvcn."
IIIIlly \I'IIIII'inI: tiIcchlI'eH out to pro.
II-clt Ihc people‘s intcrcsIs.-—-Midtllc-
‘IIIIIII Pross.
lt‘lS IIIIIII u from thc harbor above l-‘ort'
liIIlc \Illl only rcsull. III. II successful
IIII'itIIIiou for H hotter and cleaner Ilia-i
poem} ()i all then
,qul WI-st ilIIII-II it will he a happy
isolullon of II Vt‘xt‘d problem —-\cw
AHI'H'QH Union,
‘wno PUTS up THE CASH? .
The New York World oplncs that'
it would hII interesting III know Ihcsoi
It looks as though thcy would have
II pI'IIHiIlIIntiIII prcl crcnce primary in
thins-.5: VLII‘I'IIIIhum-tls 'lhc Senate passed II.
1. Wllo is financing: thc Roosevelthm IleiIh prmldcs that district dole”
campaign. igutes llltl_\ ho. elorlcd by direct DI‘A“
2. Who is fiunnclnu Ihc 'I‘I‘Ift I'IIIII-Inury, and that there may be h prct- ’
pnlgu. “will? Into It is believed that the
3. Who is financing the Champ bill “in pitusnlhc House by II large
Uiark campaign ‘In ii'tll pr
4. ,Who in financing lhII l‘lIIruIIInA . w__--...__....
campaign. I Tim ill winds continue to blow in
ti Who in flnunclng the Wilson . IhIIlr Incldontnl benefits. The Concord
Icumpalgn. A iJ'IIIIiot consldcrs “The Taft-Roose-
Prcsumublv, knowing who is illiilllt‘. AHA]! war“ a good thing for the print-
ing a campaign is the. next. thing to IIIH, and tile hoodluml’sm oi the Lou-
condemnlng the financing of it Hi III]. . don HIIII’rIIgeItIIs in II grand stimulus to
The answer to the. question then. must A thc plate glass ludustry.——Boalon
cnmle all worthy citizens to turn with A 'l‘anHcrlpt
disapproval l’rom thcsc {Ive gcntlcmcn —--~-- —
two of whom are culled rcpuhllcans, inIcHIlgI-Itlon "“93“ the fact that
and'three of whom are: called demo- more hunts were. formed during the
cram“ Had the cstecmed. World any seven years of Itooceveltlun rule than
suggestion for the nomination of a
. man In spotless, so people-compelling,
' that he could be nomlnntod and elect-
ed without any fllllmtillg'IL—«NOW Ha-
. cven Register.
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tho country.-—~l\'orwlch Bulletin.
The Roosevelt and Taft. Issue . in
dividing families. Down Kentucky
FAHMHRB- WILL swoon-r TAFT.
«BAMFOHD. March I.’..-.~—lclm II.
Iflhlc‘. éf‘llfic Public Utlllups Board In
‘an Imam-w today on the. sentiment
at thin firicnttlurintn on the national
ndllflc'li“sltuirtlon. is quoted as cay-
lug: '
"The launch m. very bitter to.
ward Pr cit: Taft because of his:
caloric in Indian ct reciprocity with
Canada don“t/hay m not fidbhcllod
to the noun-Ilium cl mun-coin] to Mom mum n. Dngkam. IIIIII
now. iinttho udnctct‘ Colonial Room tor-mgr Schiller Hcrbcrt c Reed. .
val: Am tended to ‘ halo II ”Argent . . ram
“I...“
' era are running against each other,
one for Tan, the other for‘Roosevelt.
Washington's exa‘mple.
m hcvc aha-en
quite
couvéulloll "illicit“
to ruin tut-IA
inf
think for H IuoInIInI IlInI‘]
judgc‘s, um‘ccd to‘
Ii
lie 3 Illlnn countryufi
‘R‘umcuts used when such faithful pub-A
lic scrvuuts ure in hurucss IIIIIl tll'i-A
ii the ordcr ol‘ the. board of health;
forbidding; IhII sale of clams and oys-‘
cwugc of this cm A
in any seven yours In the history or
way two prominent politicians. brothq ‘
It. takes a ctroua‘ mutt to be true to.
- This country ,
thought. Roosevelt was «uni III: All.
but look III: him ucw.-«.Ncml lull mm
A openly. Behalf--
that your stomach in an mod on any:
that thcre is nothing rculiy wrong.
Stop this fornionuiiou and begin cut-
lug what you want without fear or
discomfort or mlsIcI).
.\lmont instant rclicl’ is waltluu for
you. it is moI'IIlI' It Iunttcr of how
soon ,Iou trike H litIlII lilupcpsln
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WESTPORT
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Bock Ilccr, A
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A ' Miss lI‘rIInccs Allcn ii: ill with
utilit‘k of thc mumps.
E. .\'. Slppcrli i5 chiming at Icon
[Iion in WHHII. uglon Li. C.
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James London Ihc
gutsl ol I'clatlIcs in NW Y1.otit
A). (I Sllnpnoll ‘liit‘l‘it’lllletl
A “I‘t‘li. lI‘rIId Slbold or I'hldgcpolt.
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A A III-w chimney in being orcctcd III
A IlIc I). A. Snlmon's dry goods store.
F. .l. thclcr of Barton who IIIIH
that at. the llotton‘l’ol’ IIll this IhI-I‘c Isl ullons fir
this:
l-’roII-.III.IIII Church havc begun pl'cpaI'-'
IIIIIiI‘ lIJItI'stcl‘ service.
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.\It‘rcIl .Alltcu wI'III I‘lli on the hcud‘
OIIII Iluy inst IIIIIIII wlIilII he. and Home
min-r boy :-It“(llll:~ were engaged in pl:I.I'.A
.\lrs. IchIsz-Il llIIle, who IIII5 op.
crutctl on lust .IchI III l.chnnnu ilos
piIIIl in New York, is lzupruvngi
Ilnil)‘.
I .\llII Al .\lIIuIIr hurl Icturncd to New
Almk IIltcr HpcIIdInH u plIIHIIIIIIIt IchIlII
11H tho lit-Inc of hOI mother Mrs loiul
.\lr. IIIIII .\lrII. liIIIIIy lluIr Oi .\‘ow1
Xork. spent ISIIIIIIIII and .\loIIIIIII '
Ihc homo of Mrs. l‘lurr‘s Iuolllor .\lrsA
.\I‘I’iiiium \Vlthuil.
Tho lIIIllIIs‘ \itl Sociclr of} lhe‘
I'IiIIIbI Ills I l-‘rottutunt t’huII h Incl \‘l-‘I-II
llt‘fitla} IIIIIIrtuoIIu III tho IIIIIIIII of .\Ilr5.
'l-‘IIIIHIII tluIlIriI-
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I Mrs Sarah lane was ill SilivcrurlncA
III ucclt ago put-ti iill‘; hcr Foods for “"1.
:‘find ‘ 1
III f
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‘Aild w not? Wt some peo
Agaphggofhfloct r!
not believe doctors endorsed Ayer’ s Cherry ‘
WW. we would, not Offer it to you.
b
Move a»
le ct as if a medicine could take
The best matedicine in the world cannot do
I , lthmf untl lfwedid.
doc or count: I reHeEtortzH for OCOAAgAls
0 To our Doctor
{out-ll. Munr-
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OROTbN
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'l‘iIt-odorc Auntcu is in Washington.
,2.
'l'hcrc was a subscription dance in
the Town Hull IIIIII night.
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'l‘hc IIIIgIIgomcIII Ill .\iisH limit W.
Pl'lt‘lli.
S.
on lltllhllt'fld.
lioth oi IhI'I young pcnple
«ll't! \‘t'l'y wcll known hct'c.
'W It i I I' l‘
W. Grecu,
oi
IIIIluilin. him about an lltttl luck with a
tuition; part in IlII.I IIIIIIIIIIIIr IlI'IIInIIIic
IIIIIIIrtIIiIImcuIs
TI. l III, II'II'. dial it i: Insuihlc to ., , .. . H .,
ll. Ncwuntu Il‘t‘illml hcr to II .«nn'prluc mill“ :‘hc “Ziggy!“ ”d in “W .\lI. i AIIIIIHHO .\IIIIIHIIIIII. 4 NM at.
]Jilt'iy rcccnlii. . . fl . ’ .' ‘ 3 l-l. (. .\IIIIIIIII.
- w”... .. Gretu had to IIIII IlIImugcn “as III A l‘. .\l. ilosc.
.\Iiss Jew“, t‘lulhrtc l'cll downutulrut‘ rAIHIIId IIIIIl I‘lIIIIII. and thou Ihc Emit“ “'th Taylor.
last will"), but “Mummy wu5 “.NAIIIIIII. probably ilom poison llm‘ll IIII I. ll. WW9 1.
HoriouslyIiniurctl. ”AWN” “'0 “€01 A ll t‘ \\ oil, It!» llayx'lcw .\III.
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The young lHIlics who hurc hccnl 1" A“ ("ROW F“ I‘ M
(II Norotou ”tiilllis
thlu winter urc talking of organizing
lt'
prncticc of athletic and
work. A Ineollug will be III-III curly in .
club, tho purpose of which will in),
HIIIIIIII 5t II:
Iilpril III discuss thc illilIIPl‘.
FeIIWIclI Optical CO.
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KRYPTOKI
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EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
‘Aliltflfil to hot pcw homc IIIIII hcr non. Iopm Monday and Saturday evenings
lI‘I link. in Southpo‘
.\er. .\lonzo [luttcry IIIIIl .\iiHs: Alice-
I'hIIIc rI-IIIIIIIIII from their Icccut \lHit
with \l H. llIItIoII' nu mother He) Inour
. HAIIstiII at Burlington t.‘.onu
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'l‘ucsday‘s storm ru'lscd Ihc rlIIIr so:
Alilgh that the: Borgium children could
‘ not rcucll school until ulmosl‘. noon, as;
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A the water pourcd .ovcr tho bridgtt,
l Sorcrul Slivwnlne folks. who rI'IIA
Arm...“
Ahccu IfisiIlng in town, has l‘tPllll‘llini(“In”). had ”1”" hottsos wired for:
Ihomc IIIII‘Iti-trlclty. Ivcrc IIIIIIic happy thlzj
' - M” lurch when tho current was IuI‘nch
Mrs. .l. Augustui- Loos cntcrtnlucd 0“
IIIII afternoon.
«.Notlcea are helm: sent out to tho
Iowncrs of dogs that the time of reg
llstrntlon is dinning near
Owing to I‘roshet in the Hun Post a
Apnpcr mill and thIIl mes Manufactur-
lug compIInI 's pluut were forced to
shut down.
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A At the mcctlug of Temple. lodge, F.‘
,last evcnlng. the Fellow-%
.Iiud A.
ornlt. degee IIIIH conferred upon tilted
candidates.
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M r5. J amen London
has
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into the old Westporter Herold build?
lug across the bridge.
“.m...‘
The Chautauqua circle will hold its
next meeting Monday evening at.the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. A. (I. Boyntou.
The program will be In charge of Rev.
and Mrs. Boynton, Gr‘envilchMacltqu-
mic and MIs."D. B. Bradley.
WW
THE IITTEH MIT/HOD.
ed thc war In Tripoli vehemently.
‘cmlle, ”is now cbollched. We no long
‘ booms. no indeed Wc just. steal
their country and charge them
nun for governing II that they have
their taxes."
the Ladlos‘ Beneficlcxn society. 'l‘hurs.‘
recelvcd.
hor annual gift of‘n box of Shamrock
leaves from relatives at her olIi‘dal’ S‘vening. ‘
home In Ireland. . ””“""“”"“""""
........ . C. A. Gloasnar, 24 Ontario St. Roch-
Thomaa Qulgley has moved his ester .\i Y. has recovorod from 3 ion;
plumbing business from Main street,
Thu late A. Ténnyacn frictions, aura
in; an interview In (31:ch30, condemn-h
. "outlay." lid said, wltll a bitter
or stunt a people and sell them Into
co
to. I'm-k twice as hard as slaves to pay
The alarm last Tucsdny caused scI'
teral had washouts along the roads III
Itllli-l neighborhood. AI. llnwleus‘ coI
ncr It is so had us renlh to be dungor-
{oust for those who (1:1 he III night ,
The Ladies Altl Society of the
Methodist Protestant Chulch will holl
II St Patrick‘s Day social and supper
Act the home at .\irs Alonzo Butter),
A Monday evening.
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itcv Eugene L. Richards, of Can-
non Station. preached In the. Metho-
'dlI-It Protestant ()hur h on' Sunday
night. Unfmfltuuatelp the “ads were
frohen ln'rutn so badly that the attend»
aura was not as largo as usual for Sun-,
I
and severe attack ot~ kidney trouble.
his cure being due to'F‘olcy Kidney
Pills. Alter detailing his once. he
says: “I am only sorry I did not learn
sooner. of Foley Kidney Pills. In a
few days’ time my backache completh
ly lctt me and I felt greatly improved.
My kidneys become stronger. diuy
cpcllc left me and I was no longer an-
noyed at night. i feel 100 per cent.
better ‘clnce using Foley Kidney Pills."
Tonic in action. quick In results. Try
them. W. 'F. ngmare & (lo.
IN 08E.
Mrs. Burton Harrison,
most aristocratic novelist;
America's
wan dis-
erlcan French.
“Our Frcn‘ch Is very remarkable,”
’che said. “Sam of us will go to a
French play IlnIi laugh holsteroucly at
I the cubtlcct and ‘mcst Idomatlc Jokes.
Il
All»: HIIII IIIIII‘I
meumc Indium IIIII Ointment In II: n
Bil auditor and Iicunnl Pilu. it “
in lumen, alloys tut-hint
yet when Items: to ordering dishes
from II. simply French menu, we III-ct
."1 '
cussing at a dinner in New Yolk Am.
for the Entire House;
UNITED BANK BUILDIN".
South Norwhlk.
Furniture
Good Furniture at
Reasonable Prices
F. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH STSII
,.
NORWALK, CONN.
’..—.—
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
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of .\‘orolon llcightn. to Hill't'li'l‘
Tl‘lllllil‘. OI' 'I'nlIuaIlgc lllll, liltS bIIIIII ‘
. l
.\urotou
INorwaiiI Steamboat Company
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THIB l3 DREADFUL
VIIIIIIII‘ LIIIIA' ~"«‘Iou 5n} ,Iou \Hll‘t" on
It Hill for Iix \W'CAI'S, nuIi had nothing;
to cut but mutton. \t‘hcro did you
I lhII motion from? '
I'lltl Suit .. \‘I'lel. .\‘Oll
.-1III was \I‘l',“ choppy-r
llcll III.
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N. Main & Wes’l Sts.
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Ilzltl n. .m.—-l nbuly division.
I and South Norwuk.
at West and So Norwnlk.
\ ork und \\ est.
not and South Norwalk.
lunburv division
..——l'niut.; mat at Stamford. Leta
II. l‘s uni). '
m——W out and South Norwalk.
to. WI‘ IInunu Station, Donhury In
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«East cht and So Mom I. '
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Sundays and Holldayl.
Lost mail (AIINPH at 5:30 p m.
Sunday collection III 3:30 p. m. ”A“
Malls Received.
who a. m “All directions.
:00 a. nI.«—I‘T:Innou «union
15 a. .- III. west (It Bridgeport.
:15 a. Alton and Danburyz
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1:00 a.
2:50 p. In. ImllnIIl-ury division.
00 p.m mu—Enst; Wait and 30. Kuwait.
30 I). m.»Ew.
15 p. m..——ll‘.nst and South Norwclk.
00 p.111 mI—NIIw Y mk Brooklyn and South
Not-walk.
7:3" p m. —Eact. W cm and So Norwullt.
Su nad my
a: 00 a m - .oht, W est and So Nomnlk.
(‘IIrrlern' window open from 9 until 1'
a. m.
E. S. ADAMS. Postmutor.
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FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWAL K FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Elect?“
\\\'IIIII5. Telephone for fire alarm
U 24.
3-»x\\ilsililigl0n and Notth Main etc.
\Ilnh lCHILDiU iiotcl. -
\i.III:I and Raymond Sta.
\lt & I; I.‘ III ct Factory. private.
Hoyt‘ II TIIIuthe
b
I”' I‘IIIII'v.’ Illk Hospital
EMMuslc llnll, Clifton! and City Hotel! ‘1
“wt‘l‘nss tit.
l'II2 chst St. .. Franklin School.
I1Imi,('.lnnc. Id 81., Concord and Lincoln
'honin.
ALI-North Main and Ann Sts.
lawtilgh St. and anview Ave.
lti~xNIIIunlk iron Vorks.
ITI»-'\'.II.II,I \w. and I‘cdar St.
Itimngh “thou! W est Ara.
“not <2 and Tumor Ate
\l'Z l) Are. not Lone St.
(‘hestuut lilltl Hon]? Sta.
vSuuth Main and come Sta.
filial lengtnn Aw. and Aunrln St
2?~“c5t IIIIIl Elm (Jroxe Sis.
'll—h Sou. h Main St, between Grove “ll
Meadow Sts.
3’~\I1lil‘€llchric Works; State St.
AwaHileng and Curt S ts.
(WV-NHIHHJI‘JA and Watoex Sta.
'.IILIIokwooIi Mfg.
ll—Il‘alrfield Ave. and Cedar St.
I2—l'IIAIIIr Aw. and South St
‘R—-\\'mlti“al‘d A '.c and Meadow St.
LEM'EUYTHA. and Quinton] Aves. and Wu.
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Woodward and Lowndes Aves. .
(:IIAII'WI Hill St and [Ilmwood AVG
u \l'IIHbIIII‘Iton SI. ll: idgc
5'i~-i~ ight yard and Ann 32., private.
alw-Nnrwalk Loch (.‘o.pril.t1te.
le l‘cnotes nun- -lnIIIrrerIng noxei.
(\I) Mac. «It box, horn “hlch the num-
Alli of mu box can be sounds-d
(inc stmko at 12 noon and l 9. cu.
standard Ilmc. 1-
One stxoltu at odd times, testing or
line rpcn. 1-
Two stroke 5 after an alarm. fire out. tit-In.
calls dcparmlcni. 1-1
“Thllt‘e slow strokes, water to be that
o ~1~l
AI 12; or. p. m, each Wesmaday. a. but
in tilled for test.
Flire alarms for our district also rt:
celved by telephone. 24 ’
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lI‘I——-Cmncr of Main and “all Streets.
2 olden Avenue and Union Place.
22» prlug Hill and Kellogg Street
‘ nion Park.
"est Avenue and Berkeley Stree
Fianklin AI cone and Lynes Place. :
Ill Gus house. (Private box).
_ \\ est Avenue and Malwm Street.
33 Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street
34—« ~Clmpcl Strcet and Harbor Avenué
“I‘ 'ost Avcnue. ncax the armory
towns Strcet and Him Crest
was Street and Wilton avenue.
Iain sIrcI-t and North Avenue.
4 France S cot
ol—Jlrond Street and TlnIlalI Lane.
5" Main and Catherine Strcets.
\cw Canaan Road and Fair Street, '
hestnut Street. ncar Summer St.
IIIn Street and Union Avenue.
n Tho Glcen. .
out Avenue and Iincoln Avenue.
El Avenue and Dnslmm Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM aoxll
Fire headquartcrs. 56 You Zant StrectA
Telephone 170
l—Fltoh School (private).
5-Marvln School (private).
Y .
2H-Van Znndt St. and Osbol‘fi
L’lfiwEBSL Ave. and Rowan St.
all—Winn éld
fill—Fort and Charles St!
224~Elact Ave. and Fitch St
‘2125—St. John St. and Edlle Arm
332-Seuview Ave. and First St.
335—~Boulevnrd and Second St.
336~Covc Ave.a.1d Fifth St. .
337—I—Boulet and and Blackstone st
341——Keync1' St. and Pine Hiltéttve.
342—«Kevsor St. and Duck Pon rd.
Mil—«Show Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone madame to Electric Stat
(705) between the hours oi 8 p. m
6 a. m.. lving location of tire. an a .
will be 3 ven of ncatest box.
Private boxes will only he pulls
fire on premises where located. .
Second alarms are only to be given
the. chic! or acting chief upon his anti
at the fire.
at Signal.
3
l~-—Onpee blast arodd times. testing 0
1—0ne bloat at s A). m.. standard tlmc
1-1-—Two blasts. re out. »
i. noImo
Are.
11-11«—Twcnty two. at 8 a. m.
lngT secslon of public cchoo
urn—T nty- two. at 13:0 p.131.
session or pub tomchoan
IIIIIIIAI’°1~.TIIII mm quickly curls Itt.‘
' anti re department. 1
HOWAY'I'ON II'IIII ALARM cIs'rnlcu
lawfllchland Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. h I.
13“§}°k°”m Bluff and Bell Pulls“.
no (In! Rota
slantd Sound to “Melanie
’ 8:"(15ntrnlfi'm McKI nécy" St. to
t. to at.
MM!
N—Ruilroad to “argorléatzo.
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“MANIA" a“ ' ‘
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no more. mambo are bell It
"' A?" «Aim It» Inc. that. h
“within”:
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