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Last Found Help him“. I
E. Pinkham'a Vegetau ‘1
hie Compound. ' i .
Richmond, Pa. - c When I name
taking Lydia E. Plnkllam’s Vegetable
Compound Iwas in a !
“Whole Milk Cheese 208. per lb
PureLard , _ per lb 14c
" Creamery Butter per; lb a 35c
in Prlnte. Why pay more? It speaks for ltloli.
. East IndiaTeaCom
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TELEPHONE 1230. Tel 871 125 Washington Street ililiiiiii‘iiiiiiii“ii .dmdruny rundown
w” wssnmorou erase-r. . i’i'lal:'"‘ negotiate of health,l
. ‘ we owe AND R‘EDEEM PREMIUM raaontgayeuups. aim“ iii had internal mm- 1|
bias, and was no ex- '
‘ tremcly nervous and
, prostrated that if I
had given in to my
feelings I would
have .been in bed.
As it was I had
hardly strength at
times to be on my
feet and what I did do was by a great
ei’iort. I could not sleep at night and
, of course felt very bad in the morning,
‘ and had a steady headache.
“After taking the second bottle I no-
ticed that the headache Was not so bad,
I rested better; ‘and my nerves were
i stronger. I continued its use until it
made a new woman of me. and now I
can hardly realize the I am able to do
so much as i do. Who ever I know any
woman in need of a nod medicine I
highly pra’se Lydia E. ’inkham's Veg-
etable Compound." -- Mrs. FRANK
‘ CLARK, 8146 N. Tulip Sh, Richmond,Pa.
' onmen liavo Been TcilingWomen
0
' ' for forty years how Lydia E.Pinkharn’s
. Vegetable Compound has restored their
1; {we
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.l:l:l:l,I:l'l I;- I n:-
:
Golden Grain Flour, 690 a bag
SMOKED SHOULDERS,LB.
BEST MIXED NUTS, LB. .....150
BEST WALNUTS, LB. 18c
BEST CRANBERRIES, LB. 100
AN DREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwalk
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‘ It Iré noted that at the 'Norwnlk ‘Boal‘.
. Club lights to chine there will be in
V“ spell of the four contests a Hungarian
‘ trom the lower section of the city.
Tile city clerk has received a line
calendar pad from the Austin Western
[Road Machinery Company. The pad
is mounted on a brass stand and is
quite attractive.
The appointment of a. city sealer of
weights and measures has not been
made as yet. Meantime 9. Bridgeport
man is reaping a harvest by coming
to Norwalk and “cupping the gravy."
Phone 410
5 health when suffering with female ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
AQSORTED 1 for it from coast to coast. If you are
k troubled with any ailment peculiar to
CH 0 C 0L ATE S women why don't you try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? It
will pay you to do so. Lydia E. Pink-
40c, 80c, $1.00 and $2.00 Boxes.
swass STYLE l
‘ham Medicine (30., Lynn, Mass. i
!New England convention of tho liar
tenders‘ Union. He has been away
since Sunday.
lators and Ruined Water Jack-
etcd Carburetors are costly
items to replace or repair—lac
why take chances with an un-
.|s Useful Adjunct and Will Be Used
i to Illustrate Lectures and Ad- ‘
' drones. '“
BRICGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunday Paper.
The strike situation at the Muller
i ‘ Mill imi auk. remains ‘ 3 , . l
, G105 a ibilét f s. W: d) . \‘one of reliable "anti-freezing l?) mix- Delivered. i Miss Annie ll. Jennings has given a
. 11M iange 11’0"! 3/05 er “5- i - 1 r ‘ oild be .lantern to the Connecticut :Audubon,
If the striking employee have returned lure W10“ )0“? “if 0 I ... ‘ M :Soclcty for use in the ;_ Memorla
kept in this warm, roomy. mod
ern garage for such a moderate
and the officials have heard nothing
from them relative to a settlement of
the diiiicuitles.
The committee, of which Salvatore
Chariott is chairman, appointed at the
recent, meeting of the italian inde
pendent Society for arranging a dance
, to be held on February 23d, will hold
a meeting tomorrow night in the fruit
store of James Fife.
ildhrary in Fairfleld. This gift has
lbeen erroneously credited to another
lmember of the society. The lanternl
Iis a magnificent one. designed for
ielectrlc light. it has an extension.
by which postal cards can be thrown
on the screen, which Is called a rehec-l
.toacope. I. it will soon he set up In
1 the library and can be used by others ‘
upon application to the committee'
which was elected at the last meeting,
of the executive board. The Colillllih'.
tee is composed of the ltev. ‘
Horse Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
The Famous 5A Make
AT
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
In to '3
You'll receive the best of go-
rngo service here—«ask the man
who keepsihls car in our garage
about us.
Rules gladly primed on re‘
quest.
W. A. Haniord
Garage
WEG Iva
JFW"
Green Trading
Stamps
Allen .
E, lineman and Wilbur F. Smith.
Mien Jennings also paid for the
lpubllshing of the leallet "The (label
.... ;\’i’liat Shall We Do With it?" Mlssl
‘ Henry W. Price. cashier of the Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk, and his wife.
are in Trenton. IN. .l.. today. They
went there at the invitation of James
lii‘. Fielder, who today is inaugurated
as Governor of New Jersey. Mrs.
Ibielder is a daughter of Mrs. Price.
J
. him i
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ganlzatlon and the gift of the lantern,
was greatly appreciated when an9
pounced and will be more and more
so no it is used for lectures.
Among the things likely to come be-
fore the city council at its meeting
tonight is the purchase of the fire
equipment of the three districts for
the Fourth taxing district. This is a
matter continued from the last meal-
. ing in order that some agreement as,
to prices to b‘é paid could be reached.
‘Mr. and Mrs. .Farren «S. Illetts. i‘or-‘
merly of Norwalk, and now living on
Iliiveraido Drive. New York, will cele-
Roofing:
i
Let us repair and (paint your roof: CHURCH MUST REPRESENT
all for one price. guaranteed; one} WHOLE COMMUMTY-
cent a serum 1-00.. i BOSTON. Jan. 20.—~ .\ot until the;
iclmrch is a church of the whole COIll~l
:munilf’will it serve its real purpose."~
E. R. Bradley & 00.. This was the declaration of Rev. Dr. '
U. E, Crowihcr, of New York. in an
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON iaddress before an efllciency conference
brate their twenty-third wedding unni- . CONTRACTORs. of ministers and laymen of the Method
.7 versary today. it will be a quiet at“; 'lvllDW Willi; Pouches ------- 15° 11 Washington St. 80 Norw.lk' Conn, (list Episcopal Church of Massachu-g
"2 fair and only intimate friends hovel l‘omutoon ----- . ----------- c: Phone 781. Esetta, Rhoda Island, and Eastern Con-
been invited to attend. Mrs. Susan (if Slllll‘l‘im‘ hum-ll 3 m" f" 25°: lnoctlcnt.
liiolnles, of li‘ulrllcld avenue. left for lmmon (‘rnckcru ------ 3 "35- f°r 25c_ —-v--- ~ _-._. ~ ... w......__«.. "The greatest peril to America," Dr.
[New York today to visit with them. 1 l'iXil‘ll Silllnps given with Tone and 1(.‘rowlher continued, "will not ('0qu
”.--... . , l "WU” N 0 TI CE ‘ from murder by a foreign ice, but froml
Trustee Joseph J. l.in.\'woller in mi . _ ' [suicide within. The church has been:
day sending out the checks for the Royal Grocery iilghtinlz a rciroating battle in the cit-
twentydlvo per cent. dividend declar-i . 0'“ and um... Monday, (inn. 12w ice. We. need aboVu all things men.
3 who any. ‘I can' and 'i' will', not more
ml for the bum-ill of the creditors of? Grocers and Fruitcrcrs.
the ("It-airfoil. liui (‘mnpnnla 'l‘llosu Tel. 1254.3. 22 30’ Main St.
who have received their chucks smile
when they consider lliul more in com-i ~ ‘ “ ‘ Pier 27 EaSt River
lug later, for they are already l‘ccciv.‘
or." . ‘ r your" n ' an
inn,“ more than was at llrol. anticipated. if mgfigbfitammda
‘lllii. deliver nil freight . .
] Hlli‘iili reformers nor indllslriul quarks,
but great. (loll-roaring men. The nnu'
lion muul have them or parish." I
t
Foot of Catherine St.
i for Norwalk and South Norwulk,
DR. GIANNONE MURDERED.
_ NAI’lilvls, Italy, Jun. 2lI.—~ltcprcsonq
tullvcn of the. civil and military I”.
lTHE NORWALK STEAMOAT LlNE.. lliorlilcu here received today with
GEORGE F. FOOTE. G. F. A. f Kl'l'ni. uolonmlly the body of llr. Arrluo
I I
Your Oilenswe
Bfeath illinunonc. an vl‘tullnn government omi-
;nrnflun inapI-ctor, who was killed In
we To soc
' ~ “ ' ' intcumor llcrlln whilu on the way In
will have u delicacy in Willow you ”M"
of ii. If you have decayed loath liA‘li’i‘ll‘Uillthn. Hibwdolln J. Law—E NUW “if“ it'll"! Willi)“ 0” January 12:
Ilr, (llnnnone had told tluperlluo no
you are some Io‘lmvo It, lice loan. of New ‘l.ondon,’ has brought a.»
:D J (unit In um Federal court for $25,000; would he rejected on arrival at New
‘ ' ’ . , 'n. ' »' iYork. ’I‘lilu Infurlnted Ibo man who
. M ‘ . _‘ H M II y dumnntu ugulnul the NW iork, howl ,
ii iii “(maiml ”it” ”3‘ {Ikliiiiijll l r. ' . 3 er llaven and? Hartford Railroad Coin- drew a revolver and shot the. doctor
““1”" i1“? 0” i if] tuiml l-di'm‘ libilmd have him look to your puny In Ilia capacity of administrator dead. The murderer wall taken on to
ion on :lm 1,.”Lllulunun. allomlmcnd ullhlhhoncnslve breath ou . or the oblate of Hamuel J. rinrrinxion, New York. as the authorities would
”firm. i "’ Mfg f‘dimvmfil “1.9mm“ n tlvely shuhned’. are P0" of that city. Harrington was a brake. not permit lllvn‘lo he landed at lllb.
Small”?! fulfil (1:8 :‘qum 211:1“ ...... man and was killed Jan. 9, ilillfi. near rultur. where the body of Dr, (llnn-
ne 0 u ran. H'im). wine in .
. Wei-it l’nwiing -N. Y.. while assisting none wua transferred to the il’rinouss
ago it was explained lbrnush this 16 8°‘ hilaln BL, 3'” N°"”'"‘- i '
column that the Labor linlon wad “OURS‘ 9 A' M' TO 8 P“ M'
in .iiremun to Illl the water tank on a lrello
against the trade school. for the ram SUNDAYS BY APPO'NTMENT
Journcd smiliul. nhlrh will include a
hearing on the proposed Improvcnwnlu
and chances to bias! Nurwnlk Htrculn,‘
will lulzc plum». Ill-"misc lhe sensibly
is not a l‘villlllli‘ (Illv llll‘l‘v nil] no no
hills read. and no I'm“ more p. but one
communll-nllun to be lulml up, Time
the vouucilnmn should uni riuhl down
to brass tucks and Ibo session nhoultl
not lusl until lulllnilzhl.
. . «WM..-
nerds
o
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Ylocomotlvor tender being struck by an
equn TRUST usn‘nmos on
lenglno on be next track. The admin-
son given that in ichoapcns export whorl time; n»... w... t trot . li Th AGAIN
“‘Jrk- Billltrilllmldlifll (.Impman 15 . " ' I I .. ' . ' ' Vault is brought for the benefit of Hon NEW YORK. Jan. 20.~4Iuollowlng
.-E‘
the breaking off of the negotiations
between the gnuerlcap Sugar Refining
Company and the Department of Jun-
tice for an agreed decree In the anti~
trust suit hearings were resumed in
this city. Edwin F. Atkins, chairman
favorable to the cstnbliahmcnt ol‘u
manual training department hi coir
liection with the other school studies.
‘l
~ ringi‘on'n two sons, 17 and 15 years - of
“A” cLAes Talon HALTED. ago. ‘
IBNDON, Jan. 20.-it la stated tlmt
like admiralty has issued anvorder for-
b w'forturlng eczema spread. its bidding any further trips by the “A"
“"1 “3 ”e“ “a” “i”- W“ 0‘“ class eubinarlnes, and it Is believed
Wow-«w»:
"swoaa‘a Regulate cure constipation.
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
W
llllllllli Elli -~
Faring Knlle Used In Department
roundliouso at .lunnl llo-rk reported}
this morning that
lriustis' retrenchment policy lhey ha l‘
been cut from six '10 live dim; in Ile
week, the order taking effect Iodai‘.i.
About 150 men were affected, There, 1!
buildings is one of the first to expor-
ienco a cut In employment when the
pruning knife is put in, because there“
is always a large amount of work t')!
be done by carpenters, painters and}
plumbers that can be put off tempo—l
rnrily.
common at this time. of the year and?
it lilis been declared that it will bci
necessary
(‘
money, lo cal out everything but not
ccssillcs. at this time 5
from the road today up to press time!
as lo the extent of the effect of thei
cut of time. of
would probably be done further
lions as to the further curtailmcm i
answer given by him in The Register
on the lilll Instant.
‘ludcd to above, President Hustle said: I
no ’lnrge cut' in the passenger train;
l service is being c
out time.
the passenger
certain territories been considerably
enlarged, and a study is being modes
of these schedules to ascertain to!
'w
combine them. but no definite planI
‘has been arrived as
be done. or when it will be done. or;
whether it will be done.' .
at work on the pairing policy which!
must be carried out.
Edennlngs is a good friend In the or- sense. an eminent political writer and:
GLOVES 79:
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lull
till on
...—om...“
of Buildings and bridges To-
day. Slicing Week from Six‘
to . F.ve Days—«Many Men
Idle '
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 20.~—Employcs ‘;
i v
the department of bridgr 1.- and told .
l’th . New Haven real at the old?
£8 0 L \ ’ Follow the crowds to Mlntz’s for
Exlra Special lor tomorrow
under lircnldcm‘
uneasily. last. is can:
i “4- ill?" AM. sun's
hulls
~ ‘Qi‘e January
Clearance
Sale
25 COATS AT $2.95
Values from $7.95 to $15. To the first 25 women we will sell 25
13 TO M! OFT“.
real bargains.
were numerous mg? men “1.0m. the ,I (le Winter l‘oais that sold at $7.95 to $l5 while. they last $2.95.
shop today. 1
The department of bridges illi'CI °
i
Sentinel Fa.
hits in this department arc.
in
order to carry mu 5
. . ‘ l
hairnmn Elliotts
policy of saving
6&514
flame D
.Qerronr
No information had been received!
more men or \vlinll
The road is receiving many rules.
by I’z‘rloriu/ Review
1 . , . , . . i .
.yeonge NM" the popular haltendtl‘ MILK CHOCOLATE MISS A, G. JENNINGS GIVES STER- trains and thcxl- come largely froml
attllo Noinalk Hotel, “m return mm" ‘ ASSORTED NUTS ' EOPTICON TO AUDUBQN 30. .oui of town new-“pullers. J’rcsideuti
tomorrow. alter having attended the Cracked CY'IMW': BUM Rad- 25c and 5°C Boxes. CI‘T‘? ' illusils today referred them to Ihe‘
I: . . .
l
in his answer to The Register ul-l
i
“it may be said with authority that
onsldered at the pres-i
within the past few years,
train service has in‘
l
but extent it would be possible tol
I
to what will;
>
The heads of the road are still hard:
FRENCH POLITICAL WRITER
DEAD.
PARIS. Jan. 20.~~>ll‘rnncis do Pres-
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who was for a few months in 1880
secretary of the French Embassy at.
Washington, dicd here today, aged ilu
years. He resigned his post at \\'ash-‘
ington ill Ol'dnl'io em”. “(have politics" This is one of the highly favored
“lid WW5 a member "f ”10 Chamber 0‘ , models- for a separate waist because it
Deputies until last year. lcnn be worn with any skirt. it In
”M do i’ressense was president of the made. of satin trimmed with lace and
‘ a Collar and girdle of Its own or con-
Iieague or the Rights of Man. One of trusting material.
his most important works was a his-y
tor i he lnion of Ian and lire.
y o t 1 Eng d i The separate waist made with open-
land.
lie served through the
Prussian War of 1870-71 as a volung
beer. l
‘ lace.
POLICE SEEK CRAP SHOOTERS. I To make the waist requires:
The police are working up a case' 8 yards or :kiJnch material at 31.00
lulu so that It may be worn with al-
Franco-I most any skirt is constantly gaining in
favor. A dainty mmiol is pictured to-
dny and looks exceedingly chic car.
ried out In soft satin trimmed with
g _ . ‘l yard ................................ .54)
again t the unfinished house in “him i 1% roads which Hum“ m w“ yum” ‘70
mil street. building a limb lire “1 “‘9, it ran! lacs 20 inches wide ............ . .75
cellar, and playing ‘by the light thus. 1 vlurd nll~uvcr lure. ill Inches wide 10°
flll‘llllllmd. Special Officer Gainer Ull' (sluts) ......... . ...... .........~ .
his rounds In tho llill Ficcilon has: _, no;
Chiffon. shadow lace and all of tho
slim-r materials are admirably suited
to this \vnlsi's llm'ulnplllulll. The botu
tom of llln peplunl may lne finished
i
seen the light several limes and bidcoi
his opportunity. ()I’ the dozen men
and boys in the place when he lili'illiih
iiy entered ton escaped. The duct nl'~_
r"
L?
ei’mctical
rear filo/(mg
Prepare/l Eif’t'r'l'u/[v For This Ive'wspdl’er
hion Plate
5!
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A CHIC COSTUME.
with n ruching of lace or band of nor.
row l‘ur.
To cut out the waist, place pieces
with edge marked by triple “TTT”
lcrforations on a lengthwise fold. ex—
cept stay. which is placed on a. cross-
wise fold and remaining pieces with
line. of large "0" perforations on a.
lengthwise thread of material. For
round neck. cut out neck edges of un-
derbody and shield on single small.
and for square neck on double "oo"
perforations. For outer sleeve in
shorter length. cut off lower part on
small “0" perforations. if desired cut
oli pointed end of sleeve on single per<
foratlons. (Tut off back port of tunic
on left side on double "no" perfora-
tions.
The lining ls made simply and quick-
ly, so that the woman who has had
any experience at all in home dress‘
making will have no trouble with this
part of the waist. For the outside.
sew edge of front having triple notch-
es to back as notched. Close under-
arm and sleeve scams as notched.
(lullior lower edge between double
"'i‘T“ perforations. Join largo collar
ns notched. Arrange on underbody.
centers and lower edges even: large
”H" perforallons Indicate center-front.
Sew stay to lower edge. centers even.
small "0" perforation at under-arm
scum of outside and large "0" perfora—
lioil nl under-arm seam of underbody.
For the tunic. close seam from large
“0" perforation to lower edge, finish
for opening. Turn hem at lower eds!
on small "0" perforations. Form box-
pluil at renter-back. creasing on slot
perforations, lap to single small "o"
perforations and press; single large
"0" perforations at upper edge indi-
cates centor~back. Gather between
double "T“ perforations. Sow to
waist. over stay. centers even. bringing
small “0” perforation to under-arm
scum of outside.
The waist may be finished with a
girdle of dark satin, if desired, with a.
collar to match.
Sizes 32. 84. 36, 38.
Price of pattern.
Waist No. 5513.
it), 42 and 44 bust.
l5 coma.
Skirt No. 682].
I‘rive. lb refill-l.
Elana 21 to 32 waist.
rented squealed on their friends uno
warrants will be sworn Out for u "‘" ‘
ucnnrnl urrcsl of all. JUDGE
i
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O'DONNELL'S ' FUNERAL
Sure indications
of Lung Trouble
Amour: the Illillcullnlw of Ibrculnnml
Lung 'I‘roublo are u I'llllillllu‘li i-nuuh.
fovcr null night annals. A I'Imnuv of l'll‘
Inulc often helps. but it scrum Ilml coinc-
iillnu inure is needed to atop the i'ullull
ulnl uwuuia and arrest Um prom-bun of dis-
cow. l-Irlnnnn‘n Allm‘ntlvc. ul‘lor unmy
ycurn of use. in known to be most bunc-
flrlul In bringing about relief in nmny
clinch complain recoveries. investigate
ibla runes» Hollcli City. Mo.
"Ilenlhuncn: 1 had it Inrrlblr roiiuli. ‘
night sweats and plum-lay In my lunun.
A man who heard me coughing mlvlucli
nlo to take your Aiii'l'illit'l'. paid no
attention Ito him then. I not No bud
the doctor Hilil‘ I should no to ll'ymnlufz.
I did. and when 1 at there i sinfully
row worse. 'i'iicn mnwmlwred wimt
Ind been told me about your medicine.
1 began taking it. with no faith whati
over. but before I luul taken three
bottles. I could cut nllthlnu. Furor mui
nllshbawcnts atop iediand for ever it your
1 mvc been not and In better health
than i ever was." r ’
(Allhlnvlt). W. F. “OMAN.
Above abbreviated: more on request.)
.ckmun‘s Altorntlve has been provcn by
many yearn’ test to be moat efficacious
lli'lltliY, Jun. Blip-"I‘be funclnl of
Judge William ll. l'l'l'muwll, of this
‘cll; i‘l m, was held ,vcsll‘rduy morn-
.inu fmm SI. Muri'a tmnun (Itlll(‘~
sllllll church, whom Inc puller. llcr.
ill. H, lPIMucruhl. rohbrutcll a solemn
lumen of requiem. The interment was
ilu All St. Peter‘s cemetery.
The funeral was attended by prac-
Ilrully all the lawyers of this city.
Alumni" and Shelton. by Ike court. and
oily officers, and by others prominent
In the official and business life of the
= city.
CAsTonIA
.Iln Illni louharoflllmalshnhl
I
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meat quickly stops its in road! in-
Lanny rollev _ ,W‘Lp. Mtg; .II that the remaining boats“ will be con insulin-enseolihobwmé. gm of the recorder Directors. W“ ”‘9 “"9.
Wendy. - r , ~+ *‘ listened to the scrap hue.«...v . . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ dream ’ ~~Williéiif9ili§viilififi°flfli"“7"
comma “iris -
“Ag MW,
' '. acumen
and CliitordPhsrmsoy and sun; ‘ a 7
When. , “fl; humanism the host on days.
. M V . i; ‘ “ » i ‘ ,
.d
...
for severe Throat and 1mm: Afternoon.
2fmlf'hilill i}ronfhinIndiiulhiutcii stubborn . Bears the L
.n a mu n l ill a c are cnl.‘ £EZ!“
. continue on nnrcptlce. porous or haliit- Biennium 0‘ .
ormlaa drum. sit for booklet tfilllng
if: recoveries anal write to lie man
bout u. i’hiln elnbla. T'I‘L. for evi- , ‘
Mac. or me by all main: dwarf-ll Dmcer John H. Smith ls, III at his
homo in Elizabeth street. having been
E CLOTHES MAKE. NO MAN.
“lr'uu look lino 111‘ your new uni-
form, .lohn." tunnplimeuiml n Huntlnol
‘rcportor an be talked with ()illcchohn
I'll). ltuynoldu, of the police force. you»
Hominy. “‘Now uniform? Wliul uroyou
iinlllinn uboul’.’" he replied. “Why. 1
int-o by The ~~ that you are the llrlit
{to wear your new uniform. Isn‘t that
i it?" pursued the nowupupor mun. “An
liar ml i know none of the man hnvo
lrcueivcd lhcir new clothes. Certainly
:, I have not.".,and the officer proceeded
. to seek out the evil dmzrs. “What, an-
other previous report?” thought tho
fieportnr. an be «llcoated what John
lluid said.
M
COLDS TO BE TAKEN
intelligent people realize that corn-
mon colds should be treated promptly.
. it there In sneezing and ehii‘lineas with
....4
ssmouaw
Ink. begin promptly the use of Foley's
Honey and TM Compound. it in an
foctive. pleasant to take. checks
cold. and stops the cough which causes
less of sleep and lowers the vital rev
.almaoe. ~ elm: «lolly -all;animals"!l
hoarsonaae, tickling throat and cousin ’
It.”
Norwalk Chronicler