. The Halloween social. ilvhich was to
be given by the Junior league. Friday,
Oct 3!. will be timed until further
zlotice.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
1 , ChurCh are in session this afternoon
tuft the home of Mrs. C. '11. Wood, of
Genome avenue.
A daughter was born, on Tuesday
.41! this week. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Beers, of Osborn avenue. Both moth-
er and the little one are doing nicely.
. Regular business was transacted.
and a social time enjoyed at the meet‘
in; yesterday afternoon of the Ladies'
'Aid Society of the East avenue M, E.
Church.
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' in; of the Official Board of the East
avenue ill. E. Church. following the
' regular slid-week prayer meeting.
General business will be dis0ussed.,
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The second game in the interesting
'pool tournament being played in
'ZCharIes Wilson's tobacco store, on .
Van Zant street. will be played this
» evening,
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Mrs. P. H, Bennett, of the East Side,
has returned to her home on Seaview
venue, ofter spending a pleasant visit
of ‘three weeks with relatives and
intends in Brooklyn x Y
I The U. i. & Water Company of
‘tzhlIs city, have completed installing
their servfie in the following houses:
<~0.A . Mills. Seaview avenue; A, An—
erson. Van Zant street, and Mrs.
Benedict of 2 Fort street.
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‘——10rders received for home made
. thread, cakes and pies. Bink's. Tel. 1557
S The style of one of the East In
- ”lane trolley cars broke this morn lug
tying up traiiic on that line and the
lbw-lob Point route 4. repair car was
_:.on the scene within a short time to
gemédy matters, '
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v he thil d district commissioners
‘ex act that
plant on Bayview place will be
operation by the 15th of November.
One of the large engines for the
Jllnt has arrived and will be placed .
on permanent foundation today.
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L,Ml‘l Mary L’Hommedieu, who
g‘erlously ill at the home of her daugh-
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sit! street, remains the same.
3'. l. Burnell is in attendance Mrs.
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a speedy recovery
'" A. .
oi the steel sheeting of pier 9 coffer- .
City
erected between piers 9 and 10 and
Within a day or two wooden forms
,évélll‘ be built around
'Ip'onrlng in of cement.
Second" was the “Fannie Freston,
new tug arreved in the local harbor
yesterday. and is receiving no end of
Prep
the laying of the foundation of the
and a large crew of the Connecticut‘
. not interfere with this work. ,.
Iorknien also have laid trolleys rails.
fly.
t. walks and gutters will replace
old walks. The traveling public
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ork, as arrangements have been
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Tokeaeke. has issued a cottage at Rye.| .
I New York, for the next year, and5
have moved to that place.
Contentment Island. have opened their‘
New York winter residence. but will
zines Saturday.
appreciate the cooperation of the
‘ltowaytou people in making this col-
Sunday-school, is preparing a box of
children‘s clothes to be sent to St.
Christopher's Home,
Any contributions of children’s cloth-
fully used for these poor childre'n.
some of the needy of our own land.
5 “ ‘LJ Puma-Jr muff
tile 11g renovated. .
yesterday afternoon.
the municipal electric motor—cycle shop in Harlan. is ninth
in plug to move to Bridgeport.
a\'onuc
. er.
cm cring a week or more will be held
103'; MTE- George Sherwood. of W5!“ commencing last morning. Dr. W. II.‘
137- I‘lnch pastor of the Stamford Meth—
b'l-lommedieu's many friends hope for Law-9°"-
. new Darien fire-house.
_ The steam lighter “Commonwealth" Mason of this town doing the work
‘lut evening completed the pulling up The new “Mk"; “’5" ”w”
.same ground that the old one stood
. in
am, and has returned to \eu York modern one in all respects. ‘Wnsley
Steel spans are today being Wood is to the builder.
them for ’the Church are active in their prcpmu—
Mions. to send two .large
inst-\ded goods to the Home of «the
Friendless in New York. Something
{The first tow of the "Addie v The is also to be sent for the comfort 0.!
1. .. the children in the countries now at
Which the new tug tOWed’ ”‘9 short contributions for both causes be sent
distance betwe can the South Norwalk by Nov. 2. Clothing and other articles
docks and the coal wharf of the Cox will be appreciated by the committee
Coal Company in East Norwalk The 1“ ‘Hharge
date for judge of probate. and Clif—
érord B. Wilson. of BridgepOr-t. run-
nig for Liam-Governor, spoke at the
Re ublican rail In It '1‘ w
East Norwalk in the vicinity of the “ng mm a “I; a“; amt;
east end of the new Washington street out to hear the speakers,
bridge is in a very torn-up condition.goackcd hall cheered loudly for all
arations are under way to start Optimism prevaded the meeting meet-
ing. and a. strong
made by the candidates who made
bridge approach, and the linemen °tfatidrossea Judge Keating devoted:
the East Norwaik station are busy to-. most or his remarks to the Prob-tie
day changing the position of poles, 500""
should be kept flout of the court en-
first}. He exten ed thanks to DariIeu‘
WNW workmen are engaged in for local support. Mr. Wilson spoke
ripping up the trolley tracks in the .1113th or it: H Holcomb, umdldate
vicinity of the bridge, so as they will for Governor. and also- went into'na-
The 'llonal issues. He himself. he told his».
hearers. stood for the people. Hubert
Senator:
temporarily. in the position on thelrrom the Twenty-sixth mistrial. who
new bridge, which they will finally; comes from Norwallt. and who is a
The side walks in front of candidate for office for the first time.
L'l-lommedieu and Hefner Blocks gain a “is: imam“; 3° ”“1 he was
. no a no can an that he would
”9 also in a torn up condition, new Etreat a" men, or all parties alike. and
not be inconvencieuced during “’50- Wh‘“ “0t '- candidate tor. “"5”"
spoke in behalf of the genera! tickoI
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hf-‘hfl-‘g
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Rowavron (1
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invited to bo.preseut at a smoker ofl
Ithe South Norwalk duo Friday even-
ing. Oct. 30th. at Red Men’s Hall.
Robert Whiting. who has been at
John Sherman Moyt and family. of.
atom here for weak-ends as long as
he weather is favorable.
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The Bible Study Class is planning
a collect old newspapers and magn-
November 7. They
action for the month a success.
The Bible Study class, of the M. I‘ll
Dobb's Ferry.
ug will be gladly received and care .
“sale. ._-a “—1“.
Ha _s n
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the filhk‘ey shoe-repairing store is
u
The li‘DVlorlh Junior League held
l...social at the Methodist church,
‘ a
Ernest Caldwell. who conducted 115
Holly. meat dealer of Railroad
is to occupy the upper floor
if the library buildlng for the wint-
J.
A series“ evangelistic meetings
11 the Methodist Church each night.
)dist ('llurch. will assist Rev. 8. E.
the local pastor.
Extavating has commenced for the
Sigismund
the.
but the new building is to be a
The ladies of the Congregamn‘nl
boxes of -
war in Europe It is desired that
John F. Renting. Republican candi-
31116 the
maintaining. 'that politics
.8. Bishop. candidate for
be fair to all. Remarks were also
made by Mr. Ember of Meridian.
3W (locum are from
WASHINGTON, Oct. ”unsanitary,
lot a new counterfeit m trotted
, the past week.
1311 extensiw scale. lie is building a
ISaturday.
{entertained by Miss Emily Anderson
‘ in Seminary street. .
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George J-oiliff visited with his un— 1
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I'cle in Southpol't Sunday.
Ewarth League members are pre- t
paring for a HauoWeen party.
The winter schedule on the' police Sunday with friends here.
- force will go into effect soon.
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Alexander McKendrick and George J. J. O'Connor 3'ent hunting Satur-
Everett spent Tuesday in New York 5d“. .
Willis Weed of Cherry street 111135
returned from a pleasant trip
Washington.
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lites Efllhefl Taylor of Weed street
‘ltas been entertaining relatives
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is entertaining reluth es from Brook-
ilyn for the week.
Dr. and Mrs. R. Ii. Niede hovel
been enjoying a vacation in. New Jel-'
sey and Pennsylvania.
District Deputy '1‘. W. Benedict will '
pay an official visit to Union Lodge.
F'. and A. M. ,. Stamford Wednesday
cloning. Nov 4 . I1
The Mothers' Home Club met with
Mrs. Walter Barnes. on Main street.
this afternoon. Mrs. Alfredfin'opn of,
Lakcview avenue gave a reading On'
“Home Discipline. '
The Henry Plumbing (‘0. has the
contract for n llol~air heatingaystem :
in n Stamford house. and also the
plumbing. heating and sheet metal
Joseph C‘ruwfortl of West street is
going into the chicken business on
large brooding-house. and will prob-
ally construct other buildings.
The ()Wenoke Campfire girls meet;
with Miss Anita Raymond on Hail-3
nond manna. Saturdu attri‘noon. Onl
Nov. 7. the camp will be‘
The. attractive iron- pipe roll on the
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1“,. Saugstuck,
sails: Catherine anemone, of State
for street. was a Saturday
‘ f S H Rid
Samuel (onistock 0 m“ 39' 'vlsiting friends on Lincoln
New Haven where he has been vis-
itillg for a few days. . ‘
Transits Welteman were \isitors
‘South Norwalk Tuesday.
visiting for a short time with his
father.
Huck.
be present at the Memorial t"hurch
:11! the Holy Trinity and confirm a
‘largc class. ‘
l'girls
‘sprm Sunday with her parents on,
elated by many. "
when the amendment to the constant
tioa. ealhngfor popular election of".
senators, was up for a vote. "lie fall 52
ad," dechred an. Widsop, “fifby m.
his vote, against it.” The speaker .
made an appeal to his hearers that if, ,.
on election day, they had to be carried
on a stretcher to the polls and only.
cast one vote. to make sure that Bran.
degee does not get another chancel
Great applause met the close of the:
speech and it continued for several:
moments. ‘ ’
High Shem Vollnter dropped in on
his way to Bridgeport and he was al-‘
low to as. a few words, amid voci-
f” “”5” “wile“ WWI as well Is tern: handiluping and cheering. 5
mo: shot.” Particularly keen was the Senator l-Ianford S. Weed was eallr,
Efficilzhzt Donovan made “I30“ E. J ed and he spoke of the work he had‘:
pponent m this elecu‘m- done at the last session of the Legisla- .
hAttorney Edward J- Quinlaud was lure. He promised to “deliver the.
f airman, and ”‘8’ a ”PM introduc- goods" if elected next year. Wallace
:3“ 21476161311. 0:1th “1’0" Honorable Dunn was brief in his remarks. Judge
tim hi 8 9 speaker devoted his Keogh made a popular speech and he.
e c 3 y 5° attacking the Republl was roundly applauded for it. He
can party and its1c°nnec‘1°” With the created considerable laughter when he5
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5W3 was headed by James J. Keene,
president of the clpb; William Low
{and Dr. T. 1". Clone. “The first ap-
{pearance on the campaign platform of
lcongressman Donovan was the attrac-
, - 'tion of the evening. The presence of
dear” Ward has accepted a 90.1- Lynn Wilson. of Bridgeport. and a
“m with ZE:' C. NM ' prominent Democrat of the State. B18011
.—...—.1'..... imatedany aid“ in
Walter Gould. or lhirfield. visited mm“ “in,“ ““5“: “it“? 11:11::
WESTPORT
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SAUGATUCK
Curtis Eddy. A. C. Hurlbutt and
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C. L. Ford. of Bridst‘dlort, was in
Sunday evening with_
ie.nds
visitor in
John Kennedy has returned from :ginrting of the overthrow of the rotten-
~est political reign the State has ever
21:43. The Democratic party is a party be elevated to the Senate. Donovan
progress. and since it has been in stay right where he is and belongs.
power. nationally and statewise. it has Vollulel' in jail, Weed. my sparring
Dunn and Keogh-we will deliverthe
goods. And they will. Bahia/in will}
Sherwood and
in
Miss Catherine
cox
East Norwalk. Ct.
.Cornpo Inn
scares roar aoso.
lBridgeport. lobby at Hartford. Said h
8 Since greeted his audience with "Ladies. ‘M t’
Lester Wyeth, of Norwalk. was ggxggoxmwm now a candldate ‘30" Gentlemen and the Jefferson Club. 15 eStPOI‘ Conn.
‘n d 8mm 'four years tes Senator was electedm1tsee the other Bide 0‘ that banner. Service, a la Carte, ("ted for
. In M" ewnlllfi- ihas b . 330' the Democratic party but i know what is on it. It saysfiteah, Broilers and 9319““de in
W . Y M legislation. caused the be-‘Baldwin. Douay“, Weed, Volllner. moon. Arrangements car a made
for must: upon short not w.
CONCERT BY ORCMEEl ‘95
DANOING EVERY EVEN'..1".
MR8. M. LEVY.
Telephone Connection, 98 were «1.
accomplished much progressive legals-wt”.- Mr. Dunn and myself in the
tion. There is the Public Utilities bill. “8131mm; “ Keogh reiterated that
33¢ was passed. after having been he was in favor of an inebriate farnl.‘
.I saltedi time anti again, by a Republi- and that he believed the Town of Nur-
c211 41g slatnre. And why? Because “walk should get title to Gulf l’asturet
t 3 New Haven road. through its lob< so that the city could have a. bathing
byists, had throttled opposition. Bleach
i The Workmens Compensation “3‘ Congressman Jeremiah Donovan was
:5“;th example of good legislation. next c.1194} upon and it was some time
3 H 5‘“ been defeated “WW before he could proceed on account of
times by the same means With only the cheering. He said: “it has been
Williams. of Greenwich. is
Dr.
W. 1‘. Williams. of Songs-
Next Sunday Bishop Brewster will
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Charles 8.- Wakemnn who h.l~.~
. been ill for amoral weeks has re- De
“’“rk ‘“ “ “9" “9““ 5“ “mm“ coVered and is now into to be about 2”,)?! 02:31:: five“? 2“ swam ”‘9 my lot to receive a maioritv in mi!5
_‘ ‘once more. p roug y creating a town. it no election has this town. in
public sentiment which the rotten lot». 'which 1 have lived for 44 years, failed
byista dared not to buck. and the bill to support me Even when a helium“-
was passed almost unanimously." can majority was given t0 ”Chime”
Mr. Wilson launched into a severe and Roosevelt, I came out on top, and‘
arraignment of the New Haven road-- ‘I consider it a tribute anti deeply feel
Mr. Mellon. the former president; Ed- “ ..
wardltobbins. the general counsel, and The speaker went at Hill "hammer
J Henry Roaraback He said "We and tongs." He made the assertion
have a railroad system in this State that Hill was after the position be
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Miss Gladta Stone, who attends a
semmury in; Massachusetts,
Lincoln street. . ...
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The new cement hulk under-T. the
railroad bridge at: Ghana l‘urmsgltas‘
been mmpletet‘l and will lie allure-I
ufinuhwv
“Homer Coulter. Quail-lea Miller
and William hortbrfl spent Sitar—
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510%“. professors. newspapers new;
' flied a, statement which he
my“ editor: and legislatures ”I .\ew made. that Southern members con- 5m
‘aasr FBEIGHT.LINE 10 new
Durlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Sheri: Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
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YORK AND To ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST. .
Through our service to all important
.that owned trolley lines. steamboats. cause of the salary attached. lie do interior points. making connections
said l‘i.lll with daily through cars to the follow-
points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den
- I\ tollstrucled by J. J. Mahon.1wll-II ton.
1'I‘ho Xew England Arteoian',.Wellpnd
new bridge in West Nor-Walk recent-Infi- hunting iii the lowlands of Will!-
They m, u 90:“, England. The people of New England
poured gold into the railroad. buying
its securities. which had come to be-
thought of as good as government
.I.honds.f Then came the news that
the work of the Henry Plumbing tit}. catch.
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W' tor Supply C0,, it a contract 'or __ 1
tllllllllg .. nisrtcsluri Wei .on the Hat}- oling,.tho ”or
Ihm’
indlan oils. Kansas Cit , Louis-
trol Congress. ldr. Donovan broughU ville, 1.111111553111111, OklahomayClty,’ Si.
no the subject of ‘a joint debate which Imfs and Salt Lake Clty. Freight
he salted filll ioI psnlélput'e i11.—"l'-'l1c boat leaves Pier 2': East Rlver New
k (feat of Catherine 81.) every
speaker declared that Mr. Hill would for .
not dare to say the things on the plat-- d” except Sunday, ’4' 3 1’- m, Freight
« mother. Mrs. David Morehouse
Impression was ,
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6.19. entertaining 5
Drew ‘le ‘
friends from New Y.ork
‘ Mrs
1 Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Down and
child. of Cross Highway. haw visl
friends in town.
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Eugene Beers and ‘fumlly movéd5
yesterday to their new home at the'
East Side.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. ll. Benedict have}
returned from a few days visit lllI
Springfield, Mass.
Friends from Mt. Vernon have been
in town, as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Clifford of finding; street.
Selectman Mr. Lockwood is super-
intending much needed repairs on tha'
lower section of the. "Gulf" road, In
the Upper Parish.
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Miles [Junie Adams. returned home
yesterday after spending a few days
with Mrs M. E. Turncy. of Godfrm l
street.
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Stephen Horcor leuVes town next?
week for Silxelmine, where he has
accpted :1 position on the Diary Farm
of Mrs Guthrie.
A large delegation from Norficld
Grange wont to “East on. Tuesday eve-
ning. where they entertained as guests
of Boston Grange.
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Mr. and Mrs. FrederCIt Morehouse.
and sons. of Portcheslor. have been
in town as guests of Mr. Moro‘nouse‘s
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cobb. child and
nurse. left. town Moliday.,jto spend
the winter in New York. Miss Sarah
Potter also leaves town this week for
the winter. ..
The Afternoon Whist Club held its
first meeting of the season. on Tiles-
day. at. the residence of Mrs. John
il‘ltch1-of the Upper Parish. A large
attendance of members was present.
and refreshments were served by the‘
hostess. at the close of the session.
'l‘he Nor-field Improvement Asso-
ciation held another “Road‘xBee” on
Tuesday working on the new place
of road they are building near ‘Keeu's 1
Corner in the Lower Parish. _lI)lriIr(er
was served by the lady. members at;-
noon. at the residence of Miss Lonlse‘
Coley. 1‘“
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Itell my friends it is the best medicine; ling of the New Haven road.
‘on earth. Many of them have .ll'sed want to beat that rotten system, best‘
tit and found it so "—Mrs Earl Bruu- Itho Roar-aback ticket,
.pale and tired all the time.
‘“ where this paper circlllates. . L
.1000 women. who were stripped (if “we“ get it. so I“ to Ian d “an,“ t to
their income~ln many cases lmp‘over-.
ished. Trains were in frequent accl- Mr. Donovan took- up several other ..
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accidents were caused by deliberate is a great man in the newspapers be-
fore election. but that now “he has
3nd 0mm“! mange!” m ""3 me“ gone to seed with the last rustle or .‘
Ihlghor up I give the opinion 0' the the leaves." A silence of a few scc- -.
5coroner of Fairfleld county. the late onds followed the close, the audience I:
. 3:51“ {and}? the, “gun? mug“; not realizing that the speaker had on
a on, e n ersta e om erce >12,“ iahed. Then a brief applause was man
Mn. arumon of Belleforltalne. Ohio, mission. and the prosecutors of "Med and m. "n, w... over,
elaborate preparations are now he
lmr made for the client. Dancing
‘lell he enjoyed and refreshments
will be soured wdurlmttho evening
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so, In the World_ ng Pep. it was a case of wholesale robber ery.
acnal Experience. 5‘practiced through the means of corrupt
‘IPM Axel-y 9W fiiflfliufimfifl hairs. ‘ In- I: v
we. ‘ turning Illll shocked ,ihe world .Th” ”a“ loan form with him that lle’ does ==iu the pit-5 5 re 650:; $150231“:me to "5 99‘ ”Fm and
.. . ., Italian could not pay its dividend. It ers. Said I“, Donovan: 'lilll edits DB3 of
. ,. , .. w.“ I, sad and m Ia mes d ”I D THE NORWALK STEAM o r LlNE
q tulriny owning the annual lair ' ll By ' ca ouch and every item ml“ 3990“”; 4“ Annlng J. Srl‘tlth, Lafitte,-
5:01;: on (annual will be ln out at ;d°a"“‘ MW 4° ”5° “mum“ M New the Bridgeport Telegram. and in his Geornl' .Foots. mural Apt-int.
the Weston-t Cmmlr)’ (”lull 5nd England investors, “mom; Whom are versatile way sees that the afternoon -_,...., is?»
The Reed BtVolk
Electricalflo. ..
The Only Fully Infant
ELEOTRIGAL I340!
to the You.
W l 0 .UPPLII.
Phone 805—60 so. that at.
so. Nat-walk. true nun Block. .
Blil14iil’tiilllli ll 40 Bill;
Bellefontaine. 0hio.. "My blood was Legislatures. And what he‘s it led to!
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very poor. and l was Its a weak. nervf it has left a simatlon where no man
ous rundown condition i tried ‘dlf- or woman has confidence“ in anything
forent medicines without benefit; and in which to invest their money: There
one day my druggist told me about was no guarantee 5“
Vlnol ln all I took four bottles and “Let me call attention to the Repub-_
certainly got the results 1 was 100*. Ilicun party and how it has fallen. What
lllg for. It built me up in evely way. do their ticket this year. It 'was made
blood. strength and nerves, and I up byJ Henry Roarsoack. aphid hire-
lf you Prove it Yourself by Buying a Box
of Tonollne Tablets Now.
“By George. I never saw anything
like the effects of that new treatment
Tonoline Tablets, for building up of
weight and lost nerve force. . it acted
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REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE5
NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONO-I
LINE TABLETS IN MANY CASES,
OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM-i
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with Charlie
son. Bellefontalne. Ohio. 5Buruea on it and John Light off it.
As long as the bloOd is lmpoverishrt IWhy did they put Light off? Because
ed thin and poor you will be weak. he was too honest for them."
i The speaker referred to the testi-
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INSURANCE
Hm; Idler. Accident, Plate
Glass. Won-mall's Compensa-
tion, Helium, Marine and Auto-.-
mobile. .
Surety-Bonds;
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
Ja'KMa. Laymn & (be, Inc.
ma - 1 139mm oxnnnlv'rs.
5.Rallroad Ava. South Nor-walk.
more like a miracle than a medicine." 1'
Vlnol, our delicious cod liver and ‘rnony cf Edward‘ilobbins‘. before the
lion tonic. supplies iron to the blood- interstate Commerce Comission. where
said a well- known gentleman yesteal
day in speaking of .ths revolution that
purities and enriches it, while the be said that he had spent $200, 000 to had taken place in his condition "I
cod liver elements contained in Yiuoll influence public opinion. He also told began to think that there was nothing!
creates strength. and rebuilds wastr of Mr. Hellen’s testimony. that 116 on earth that could make the fat. ‘11I
lug tissues loonld not remember 119‘” the 331000 00" tried topics digestives. heavy cation;
Vinol is not a secret nostrum, elm-5had been spent to buy legislation. Mr. diets, milk beer and almost every.
ply the medicinal elements of the Wilson recalled that the HartfordI think else you ““15.“ think of.
code' livers, with the useless nauseat- Courant boomed Mr. Mellon as a hero; My man or woman who is thin
lag: oil eliminated. and tonic ironra‘dd- and the biggest man in the United:mm recover normal weight by tho
ed. Try a bottle of vinol with theEStstes. and even suggested him 88 811,35: new treatment Tonollne Tablets.
understandlns that your .money'1'wlll member 01 the 39115151103111 ““51““ "1 have been unit for years and be-
be returned if it does not make you committee. Said the speaker: “The gun to think it was natural for me
“"1113,“ 4991 yflllllger and slim you an1 Republican party of “14.8 State would5 to be that way. Finally I read about
added interest in life. ~Frank li.' have been better represented in that the remarkable processes brought
Baxter. Republican clique than ever before it about by use of Tonoline Tablets so 1
NOTE .-—\'011 can get Vinol at the Mellon had been named. i am going“ decided to m. them 1“st Well.
leading drug store in every town to ask Mr. Mullen and Jack Rose ‘°1‘,.\vhen I look at myself in the mirror
‘ “ {4’91 now 1 think it is somebody else. 1
’ lecture at the different Y. M. C
- and “n how thy-(“51“,. 5 {have put on just forty pounds during
Mr. Wilson referred to the candidacy5me last forty days and never- féit
of E. 1H1“. He said that he bglonged ”stranger
to the AldflchCE-IIBOll Stills 0‘ PH)“. Tonoline {labs are a powerful induc
1688. "W113. NEH“ Hillhad hm 490°” or to nutrition, increases cell-growth,
. 5'9“ 153 ”“5 and 4“. didnt know “‘9 food. increases the number or blood-
I? New fill-V90 road .W” 801“! under," corpuscles and as a necessary result
aid. the pusher. B" urged the retumr builds up muscles, and solid healthy -
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