‘ to to bother you. Miss Sill.’
' shed on beginning at the bottom
,,. working his way up. has been
“general manager of the B. 'l‘. k
ailway. Do you see?"
Oh, come now." coaxed the manag-
ing editor: “You're an shy as my
daughter Molly. But I told you; there's
not a rash free who could handle the
interview. You know what I want.
on can do it. Go down and see the
on. Get a good story. l'm no and
berry to ask you, Miss Sill——but. what
and I do? Can‘t go myself, and can't
to press without the story‘"
”Mollie. walked slowly hack to her
m room. She would go, of course.
was nothing else to do when
tile big managing editor said “go."
it! I Just hate to interview ,peo-
filo.’ muttered Melita. “it makes me
”slaw-well, so like the way i used
feel when i forgot my penny at
' Sunday school or ate my soup with
a wrong spoon and then had toeat
my pudding with my soup spoon—just
lithonmfortabie and out of it and hor-
a. on, bother!” ' _
, flelita worked on the woman's page.
. o liked the work, and she liked the
guns, and she liked, above all, the‘
hind, fatherly managing editor. But
”literal times. in connection with her
york, she had gone to interview prom-
=“0lbught. she had made a success of
those interviews. 80 when the editor
II, rushed with work, and all the re-
thers were busy and there was a
”natal interview to be made, he some-
how called Melita to do it.
"You make a better thing of it than
. 0M silly young subs," he would say,
”pacify her. '
(1!" was painful for Melita to ask
mono for an interview. It seemed to
Mr the height of impertinen‘be for
heir—inexperienced, plodding, little
(slits Silk—to demand of some leader
the world of suffrage the date of
hr birth, and how she did her hair.
some leader in the world of poll.
on what he. liked best to eat and
bother or not he had ever been in
_ 1e...And she would dig her nails
into/her palms and hide behind the
levator shaft sometimes for five min.
test before she could gain courage to
lion the forbidding door of the office
the great man or woman to be
lked to.
orrying about the coming inter-
sw drove all thoughts of the pleat-r
' she had been looking forward to
tying at the dinner party that night
in Melita's mind. And it was a
woos and uncomfortable, though
“attained young woman who; at 4
ppk,“valked into the omce of the
& 8. Railway.
rm from the Morning Ledger,”
,‘Id Mellta sternly to the office boy.
should like to see Mr: ll‘lode‘
rhea. it. you please."
' What for?" demanded the boy.
To ask him for a statement for
1h Ledger};
“Well, I don't think he'll see you:
4 but you can sit down if you like while
'1‘ tell him you‘re here."
"Melita sank rigid ufl the nearest
chair. and watched the boy disappear
through a door that was marked “Pri-
vate; General Manager."
“Won‘t see you," said the boy.
emerging from the same door a mo-
ment later.
, Melita rose. "it's very important.”
Ills said. "Please tell him so."
"No use," said the boy, “but I will
if you want."
“ ’He went again to the door and held
.it‘open Whitefhe repeated Mélita's
Message. She saw the back of a tall,
pod figure seated before a huge
“piled"with a tter of papers.
gina and oils ts. .
Elie says——-" began William
. rely.
Get out of here, William." came
joke of the man at the desk peev-
ish .
“‘ _ut she says—"
. “idon't care what she says, i won't
see the lady."
"But,” complained the boy,
wn'tago. What'll I tell tier?"
“Tell her the truth if you want to,
William." snapped the man. "Tell
her that about nine billion reporters
have been hereTthismorning; tell her
at when l have got anything to Say
that I want the newspapers to say for
I‘ll let i. know; and tell her
next to or... meal mush the thing
‘ n the world is an arro-
YQ',.,,“.|',IDK: mannish w’oman
’ii prying about where she
Get out a'nd shut the
"she
‘ sir.” laid the boy meekly.
g the door. “l'm sorry." he be-
hespishly turning to Melita.
,‘afternoon: please thank the
worn for his kindness." said
“ I" I
not a very happy young
ho hurried, a little. late. to
m party she had been looking
,. it In spite of a new frock
onsoiousness that it was very
, Melita felt uncomfortable.
pointment at her failure
sd interview to the.
b herself
not. by Associated Literary Puss.)
managing editor in the cheer-
of one who has simply to
, is wants known to have them
"'but there isn't a men free.
know it’s Just out that young
Floyd-James, whose uncle cut
all without a penny because he
filn't play the society game but
agor of the B. 'I'. d: 8. ;
"Oh, my dear,” ssld Molly Bell, her
hostess. “He got the nicest man for
to him. Mr. Floyd-James. some and
meet Miss Silk—your dinner partner."
Melita recognised the tall. thin fig-
ure before her. She looked with a
little embarrassment into Jamal
Floyd—Jamel clear blue eyes.
"i have heard of you, Miss Bill, and
wanted to meet you," said a vibrant.
quiet voice; and Melita started. our.
prised, to make sure that this was the
voice which only a few hours before
had pettishly stated its owner's opin-
ion of "prying women." '
For the first fifteen minutes Melitn
had a miserable time. She was angry
with the man at her side. He had no
right, she argued to herself, to treat
a poor young woman trying to earn
her bread and butter in a perfectly
honest way as he had treated her in
I
and "Med from the general man-
you; and you‘re just the sort to appeal.
on"!!! results .,
Many a South Norwalk Citizen Knows
How Ours They Are. ‘
a
Nothing uncertain about the work
of Dean's ,Kidney Pills in South Nor-
walk. There is plenty of positive
proof of this in the testimony of citi-
zens. Bach evidence should convince
the most skeptical doubler. Read the
following statement:
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, 123 South
Main street, 80th Norwalk, Conn,
. FOR BUNGALOWS and
SUMMER COTTAGES
Line the walls and ceilings with Combo-Board. Better
than plaster and more economical.
Warmer in winter,
.—
"xv
nizzv w
PilllllNllllll
minis Summer. In to utoo; nail ri ionthestud- .. ,- . .
din! Takes aper, ”Intel: Isl-union. oisture‘proof . llhom“ 39’” of Mew tork ”med . ‘ I
an germ-p . Baler against firs—all Firs Underwriters Chm“ "0““? 0"" bimday- Dodo" Did Hel- No Goq
suit. . ...._. . .
I compo-Err: Km alsocfor'gsrsgesnton raomsnlgre 3i??i:hh John Vion is now working for the Tuhflet HOW She in
pa sincicca . antwsrorcrac. our-oars -c .t~ fN a .y .. ' - - _
thighg‘fldl and 3“ Ion . M 800,18“. P? ! one o ew Lannan on the big iways Helped ’by LYdlfl E‘PIIIIK
'm," ”'t” "4 telling what ComwBOIfd i! and“! "‘9’ Paul Scbllcher and family indved hm‘ Compound. I
am. A postal "fll‘l It.
L. L. ENSWORTH 8: SON. 340-50 Front St..Hsrtiord. Conn.
says: "I suffered from lameness across
my kidneys and Ioins for over three
years, particularly when I brought a
strain on the muscles of my back. I
this week to the Alan Paterwn’ place.
i .
Zanesville,0hio.— " Last. fall I bald fe-
r- Miss Clara Dainsguard. of New male weakness very bad, and w
_ York. visited her parents, Saturday , .
felt depressed and languid and could
not get a full night's rest. In the?
morning my whole body was stiff and
lame and I also had a distressing kid-
and Sundayl
(harlcs Wiley, of New York. spent
M
as her-
. vans and run own.
Iwas dizzy an‘ had
numb feelings and
my eyes scheli. l
but women, and, fortunately, as she‘
the afternoon, and their to treat his
dinner partner, just because she had
on a pretty dress and looked as ifshe
hey weakness. Learning that Doan’sI
Kidney Pills were effective in cases,
had never done anything more strenv of this kind, I got a supply at Plain-l
uous that eat chocolates and do our my“ Drug Store. They promptly rel
bmidpryhmemn knew that she did klieved my trouble and made me ieeli
not look "overbearing" or “inannlsh” l better Ill every W335 AHOIMY mom-i
—-as he. was treating her now. {her of my family has also used Doan's.
Hut gradually her stubborn dislike ‘ Kidney Pills and thinks Just as high':
wore off, and she acknowledged to ‘1). of them."——~iStatemenl given April
hersedf that. Mr. Floyd-James, what‘lgq 1906).
ever he had been, was now the pleas- '
antest sort of a companion.
“And he need never know I work,”
she promised herself.
“You work, don't you, Miss Sill?"
he asked suddenly just then.
"Yes." said Mellta. "How did you
know?"
“Mrs. llell told me so; we‘re old
friends. you know. and she admires
you tremendously."
l Five Years Later. .
I Mrs. Mitchell was interviewed on;
[June 22. 1911, and she said: “i willing:
‘,ly verify all I have previously said In,
ipraise of Dean's Kidney Pills. The),
gocrtalnly proed effective in my case."_
i For sale by all dealers. Price 50
lcents. l‘ostenMilburn Co., Buffalo;
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
‘ Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mk doctor’s inedi-
H , :(‘liuvz'les lloclie. ‘ cines hm the}? ma ‘
ome a ers ee . me no g so I dc—
cided to try yiiiia a.
Pinkham’s Vegeta—
ble Compoundd I did
so, and now li feel
stronger and b,tier.
Moses Elmore. who is employed by I have told ibther
:Alrmzn Illuticry, has been quite sick women what Mrs. Pinkham's medicines
illihzlng ihv past week. . ,have done for me and give you permisv
. _..__._.__. . sion to publish this letter for the g of
Frank Aiken was obliged to leave Others."—- Mrs. HULDA ERICKBO , 506
his studies at school for a few days. Maysviile Avenue, Zanesviile, Ohii -
Furniture Store I 0, ...... .
wan Streets Norwalk . l (‘hnrics l.)ill,wwho works in “NI'WI B“"‘““""'I°W"“‘F°'Yém ““1"
, .. , ' , feredagreat deal from female who...
Radical Reductions on Every 'II‘IHII’IIIIZWII lfjilusrd‘iii‘i-m 3mm 31.3%.??? aiziaiiiiitficgiid $.33
Item in the Entire Big Stock
Money Saved ” on Sets .or Single Pieces
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrington, of
= .\'cw York, visited Philip ill-Well, sev-
‘ci‘al days last u’cek.
lVegetable Compound advertised and
Henry l’ordcaux. of New Ym‘k- heard that it had helped other so ering
{sprint Saturday and Sunday with hisI women so I felt sure it would 0 me
lson, (‘laude' Pcrdcuux. .800‘1- sure enough it did- TM} first
2 5 bottle helped me andmow lam s- trong
Water connections are being made and well woman. Iwould not with-
"So do i." said the young man can
fldentially. “You know I have no end
of' respect for a young woman that
can take care of herself in a womanly
sort of way. You write. don't you?
Things that women are interested in.
I think Molly said." "”
“Don’t," said Melita. furiously red-
dening. “I just hate you. Don't you
ever dare speak to me again!"
Mr. Floyd—James looked up aston-
ished. “
"I don't. understand," he said; "what
did I-—~" ‘
But just then. Molly and the other
ladies left the table, and James Flovd~
James was left to a very gloomy cigar
with his host.
"i wonder if shc minded my saying
I admired her pluck?" he asked him-
self. “Some girls are sensitive likei
llllll" i Sclcclmnn Stevens is rapidly recov-
When the men want to the drum lei-lug. "
lug room James sought Mcllth. ‘ ..... _...._
“l‘m sorry, Miss Sill, for anythingi w. ll. llurrnti is confined to his
!
1....
o
1.
attack of rheumatism.
today.
”w“... _.
:homc Il_\ sickness.
“Oh, don't." bogged Mclila. "I was;
awfully rude-and l'm sorry." ‘
"Then you don‘t mean that—«thatI
you never want to see me llgllIll~--'lllill‘
vou hillt‘mtl'.’" , , . . .
‘ I M. l‘. (Tasicrllnc and family lime lei"
"Oh, I don't. know.” burst out MPMi‘ilr “I“, lcrscv
life. "You don't understand. l'm on? ‘ '
urro ant. nvcrboarln umuish wom~1 . .
on full i so prvlnii'gabgut where no.1 PM"). ”m." H out again. an" a
body wants me; don‘t you see 1’" " Imam-Y “i‘ knew.
Floyd-James gazed stupidl' at Mo-' I , .
litn. 'l‘lienlici'et’iicmbercd. 5 ’ Mrs. Mulligan is nailing at the
“Win: (hill “m?" ‘ Shillllf‘ 01' Mrs. Mt‘iil‘fllh.
"ch. nodded Mellta. ; “‘””“"”’“‘j
"But why didn‘t W“ let me know?! Harry illusion has lcit the employ»
i thought you were our of those--" ‘ mom of llrm‘hci‘k. ill!“ INIIIW-
"Arrogant. overbearing--—-—" began!
Melita. I
“l)on't,” said Mr. James Floyd , v
James. "Miss Sill, will you see. me}
“Slim Mid IN me. (‘Olll‘lm‘e You iliat,’ ll}. Kohlcr and family have arrived
1"“ "05 “S‘fOI’H-‘ih “5 I seemed m‘hi. llrushy Ridge. for the summer.
day?" .____._
And Mellta. looking into James]
, (lllbcri llliss, has taken a position
F;0"'(i"'nm” honest blue ”95' “Mr I with the Henry Plumbing Company.
I. e'.'| ’
I ._
-._....__ i
i
. ll. ll. Vance will build a bungalow
HARD TO STRA|GHTEN OUTHS’QO feet. at, om rem or his dwelling.
Family’Mlxup That Evidently w“? Herbert Hall. who is visiting Mr.
Task for Only the Mother of . land Mrs. Harry .lobc, will sail for in:-
Small Twins.
land soon.
Pinko il'llnra. revolved a very \‘alua‘
blc do; yesterday.
i
l
, Q
.-\lbcii .llnvcnpori is moving
ark sircci to Maple sirecl.
from Z
I'
“to.
Edward Collins rushed from his
home. 800 Csuldweli avenue, to the
Morrisania police‘ station at 8:30
o'clock the other night and said to
Lieutenant Graham:
“My twin daughters, Birdie and
“0-H“ a...
Miss Edith he Vigue. of the Cornish
School, is spending a vacation out of
town.
I
.iohn ll. Davidson and family will
move to Oak Cottage, Belle island, to-
(lilbcrt. Burke is suffering from an i:
i‘onrad Woclol sails for llarvurla :
phrios’ properly and mutilate of six?
acres.
pro port 3' .
Home Thursday.
wr-re: Mrs. Elmer Webb. Mrs. .l. iluri.
Mrs. Chas. Kaiser. Mrs. Willalm slaw old. is suing tin- Brooklyn Iiallld Tm“,
‘ I a
; lioyt g “nods.
Bl‘lilgion‘llle following notice for the.
ihlomriai Day events at the .\'
\‘acht t‘lub has been sent out by Sue-
will go into commission for the sea}
son of HM, on May 30th. ,
at 2 o‘clock p. m.
meats during the afternoon.
he”
Melita looked nervously at her. . . - . out it in the house."—Mrs ANN Hic-
Remember the namownoan s-and ,and a bathroom is being installed at, - ‘
plate. .mke no other. i “w ”Wm Dam home. £01m, llZfiAgency-SL,Burlingbon.Iows.
There need be no doubt about the
ability of this grand old remedy made
from the roots and herbs of our fields, to
Mrs. George Frye and her daughter,
Miss Elsie Frye, returned to their New
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l
l
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, . . . . . remedy woman's diseases. We sees
. . ‘0“ ( by M": infilfik volumes of proof of this fact, ugh
' J Paul. the young son of Mr. and to convince the most Ikepticnlu Why .
The Hatch & Bailey Company
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 00.
don't you try it?
I Airs. Thomas James. is sick at his
: :hOllle in Silvermine avenue.
L
.1} _._—.—
der the building has proven “to ex-
pensive. and they are now consi eriug
a new proposition, which It islhopud
will come within the amount of ‘iuouoy
BEAVER BOARD W. W. Austin‘losl a roll of hills, which is available. This contemplates
ismounilng to fifty dollars. after leav- buildnig 8 It‘ll-fool addition UP lIIe
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and . ling one of the .‘lorwalk banks last Ch'm‘h and remadcling ii so as iio gll‘e
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety S ’ Tuesday. it a more church like llilpearnnci. wnh
a vestibule and tower and leade‘ glass
windows, separating the buildiirg into
two rooms by means of folding doors,
i-aud installing electric lights aild hot-
air heater. it is expected that illnoihca'
mecling will be held in about two
weeks, when estimates regarding rc-
gurding this plan will be’ in scale kind
of shape. ‘
of artistic designator walls and ceilings, and permits of a —-—-——-—
wide scope for individual prefermont and taste. We are agents 3' The Ladles’ Aid Society of the Sil-
and Rub a large lupin! on hand. E’vcrmiuc Methodist Protestant Church
1 incl Wednesday afternoon at the home
. of Mrs. Joseph Guthrie.
J
i Mrs. G. ii. Richter and Master Ger-
,‘ald returned on Tuesday. lroui their
, visit with Mrs. Richie-'3 mother. Mrs.
id. Kirkwood. at Woodhavcn, L. l.
"T‘m . :Lawyorg 6s, 8"“ Filed Against the Mrs. Pro-d (‘roaby, who has rcntcd
Members of tho“ \Vonicn's Rollcf' B. R. T. it Without Precedent. , her mm“? to Brooklvn parties fort
“"I'“ paid a visit “' the Soldiers. NEW YURK- MM ]§,..._p.,,. lllllll‘li‘l“ the summer. expects 'to leave Silver-i
Those Wm WM“ h“ ”'“M‘i‘d ““170?“ h" "“m“ ““0 ”“5 mine tmlav'wiih licr dangliicr. Mrs.
world. Gerard Nugcnt. eight months Tookcr, and Master Leslie.
. .. a...» a «mafia..- “a..-
HURT BEFORE BIRTH DEMANDS
325.000.
Mr. ilossicr will build oin the?
Where ignorance is bliss it: lisi’oliy
for a woman to open her buiiband’o
letters. l
___- .1. _____._ WL_._
. . . i
City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAlilKiNo
susmsss AND orreas Edesv
FACILITY consnvrenir
WITH SOUND
BANKING I
all company for 325.000 damages, Joseph F. \‘ion, who has been travel.
Lawyers of long and wide cxperIV log for the past ,vcar all over the lini-
=encc said yesterday that a case sci, led States as niauauer of the theatri-
"cxlrnordliiary had never conic within l cal company. which is presenting "Al
their knowledge. ' ilna. Where do You Live?" returned
in and Mrs. l.. rlcofleld.
.e. ”a...“
Tony Wood hxiri his foot Wetlncs
lay when so like sllppcd while he was
argued in cutting down trons at
The) are cut a deep
‘ ‘ l
. (in July l, last, the. mother of the; home for a short time on Tuesday. Capital Surplusvand. Profit.
{:ash, .un‘d “i “'13 ““93;an I” u“““bnby was aboul to alight fig)!“ “E ””T“ "00'000'00 3117' 700
._ ill to ice in Ho Wulllli. . , , . , . 5 C ,1 ,, . S ,) - .__,__._, ,
“ -.,-.....--.........._.. .umuiun Heights ILIIIVHI)’ car. at, “rural mcnwors oi the lli‘irmlne 8m new.“ 80m $3 and 35 ”P" mt
ORIAL DAY OPENING ""l‘th and HllsllWitTk‘ avenue, the; M. l. (hurch mct “ill! the Friendly -_
"EM ' filmoklyn Heights Railway being a: Men‘s Class '88! Tuesday evening. to EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, lPreI-
......- '“ l | o g _ _ A . . consider plans for the improvement JOHN _H. KNAPP, let VicelPros.
Norwaik Yacht Club to so Formallylzlns‘dary' f the it Rfi‘T l ‘s! Mrs of tho church propertv The MN FREDERICK H. ROWAN,2d‘.Vlco-
into Commission for Season. 1 ‘ l;lltllih;\ai; awning linn I:l‘h I W"- “hit h HIESOIIDK men entertained ori Pm"
‘ no em on .v. n a sat. . e was; ’ ‘ ' ' . » -‘ . ' WILFRED BODWELL Cashier
l . , .
By order of Commmlore W.lllain H' -‘ tin-own heavily to the. street. ller in-t 151M”? 01’ constructing a basement un- ....... ' F
DIRECTORS “
.i. Wallace‘IMarvln
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R. urlbutt
d l
l
orwnlk :. juries were so sovcrc and the nervous‘
shock was so great that she was in
gbed for two months. and near death.
Nor has she regained nwvoua stabili-
ty. “"
Iienbahy came to her in October.
jlnstead of b porihctly formed child
The link will be raised and saluted “the had looked forward to so happily,
[the nurse presented to her a min-alia-
rofrcsh- ; pen infant. The anguished mother
was so shocked that she could not
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Christian Swsrtz
Samuel Grumman
Henry 8. Lockwoo
ctury (leorgc E. Curtis:
NORWALK YACHT (llllill
The Norwnlk "Yacht Club Statioaj
LOVER’S
“The Place"
There will be music and
Dancingl
Mary, are lost. They are three years
old. and they have been gone since
three o'clock this afternoon. l'm afraid
they've been kidnuped."
Just then a policeman came in with-
a crying child under his arm.
“Found her at One Hundred and
Sixty-first street and Morris avenue."
he said.
“She's one of mine," burst out Col-
lino. "She's llirdie. No, she ain't;
she's Mary. Say. you ask the mother.
I never could tell ‘em apart." ‘
“What's your name?" the lieutensn‘
asked the child. ‘
“Birdie—Mary." she replied.
Two boys came in with a second
child found at One Hundred and Fifty-
eigliih street and Brook avenue.
"That's the other llirdie-o-Mary,"
Collins said joyfully.
“What's your name?" she was
asked. ' ‘
”Birdie-Mary." was the quick ro-
sly. .
“How cool know those kids apart if
they don’t. know which is which them-
selves?" Collins said as he started
home, a girl on each arm. "I'll get
their mother‘to straighten out this
tangle.”-—New York World.
m
, Not-lope.“ “'_’
“No, my dear. thrive decided that
we will never hays an adiomobileun-
til Iic‘an afford to pay lilo or $100 for
repairs without noticing it."
“Oh. than, [Jalapeno I may as yell
give up hope. With your stingy dis-
position you'd notice it even it your
income were so large so that of I
"
anion bricklayer."
dfl)’.
._—_..
Mrs. l.. ll. Field, of New vorkfis
visiting with Mrs. l.. 1). Alexander, of
Wabaokma Road.
I
a...
Adolbcri Roscoe has resigned his
position with Elmer chb, to work
for llurdick Bros.
“NM.—
ld, M. Clark was awarded the con-
tract for crushed stone to be. put on
Oncoke avenue. His bid was 11.70
cents a. yard.
Parson Merrill and family. of New
York. have anrived at their cottage on
'Oncoke Ridge.
Charles Stevens has been excused
Irom‘lury duly and will be. able to
continue working.
llawiess dz. Davenport are ripping
out the old floor of the firehouse which
will be replaced by a- concrete One.
Mrs”. Lehman and family. of New
York will move into the Arthur Bliss
house. corner of Wood street and
Richmond Hill.,
_ W
a A party of Red Mon went to Port
Chester Thursday evening to attend
a. meeting at that place; A council
band accompanied thhm. ’
a
‘Philip (1. Gossler. oi" New York has
acquired title to a inset of land on (in
in the evening. Members are urgdd to
turn out in force and , bring their
friends.
By order of the Commodore,
G. Clill'l‘ltl. Acting Sccy.
May 16. l9l2. '
.- “M..-
BACIAMI E TACI.
Vowel IlliCIill'll allor che lnchinl ii
vlso .
ad ll baglior dei tuoi grand 'occbi as.
condL '
Oppur quando nol dlr ll inlo dlr con-
fondl
Solto l 'effluvio dei tuo bei serrise.
Vorrel baoiarti e poi siembrarml
‘ flso ,
Lo sguardo nilo nei \tuoi profomli
()cchionl bolli. d_l nlo plu‘ giocoadl
E at dolcozza quanta un Paradise.
Vorrel baclartl e poi restarti avvlnto:
Deli 'sslstensa i nodl plu 'tenaci:
Fremonie ll core 9 nol ‘nmor discinto.
Era dei garzen il sermon dol baoi,
l3} lb sua hello in un dolce istlnto \
Chino 'la testa e disse: Ilaclaml 0
tool.
mlCCl GRAZIO.
Bo. Norwalk‘ll-l'rlZ. '
m» - M... WWW-.4:
Asthma I
sy ever; Sold by droughts
wig. 0‘ m. ‘1‘ .
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led: he is easily frightened. irratible.
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So this infaht of eight months.
through his guardian ad litem. be-
cause lie is not big enough to go in
the courts, asks $25.000 damages for
injuries done before ‘he first saw the
light. He cannot testify, 'but he will WHITE CANVABB pUMpa
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R. W. Danfomh, 166 No. Main St.. ‘3 and ”'50
Concord, tried many remedies for
kidnoytrouble, but they did not cure
him. Then he saw an' advertisement
of Foley Kidney} Pills and began tak-
ing them. "in a short time I com-
menced to get better, rtlie pains left
my back. the action of the kidneys
was free and natural and the scalding
sensation ceased. I gladly recommend
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