and without oil.
1.1111113. BRAND
“Watchmen Jeweler. Optician.
Washington St. 80. Norwalk
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, ‘ NENV voaK om.
. NEW YORK .—Retums from ten elec-
'. nylon districtswut of 3, 630 outside New
': Whitman,'.1,524, Davenport,132;
siren-108. ~ . 1
$1011 district ‘out- of 3. 680 outside New
Work city lfsr governor give: Glynn,
1.8“; 1111111111111. « 4,820: Davenport,
“G. Slum 3.9.6.
JOHNSTOWTN. N.‘ Y.-City complete:
Glynn. 432; Whitman, 782; Davenport.
521 m. ‘337.
mi Corned. 505; Wadsworth, 829;
11.1.114913,
Etna tie—asses c.- Sullivan‘s plu-
MAW” for C. S. Sena-
“seamed in early returns“
suns-m Northern: noun
_ file it: 54' precincts outside
bait W heard from save sues.
.946 plurality. Southern coun-I
eeFon which the Democrats rely had
reported. ..
The same returns indicate the dam-
. . infest. of Robins. 118. by a vote
itch less than that given Roosevelt
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‘ R113 iii 1111111
, _l Glass of Salts If Your Back
_> icons or Bladder Bothera.
all must have your meat every
‘ t it. but flush your kidneys with
sionaliy, says a noted au-'
. also tells us that meat forms
"field which almost parslyies the
ways in their eiforts to expel it
the blood. They become slug-
weaken, than you suffer with
, misery. in the kidney region.
mains: in the back or slckrbbad-
‘Wflnebsl your stomach scum.
, _1s coated and when the Weath-
' {on have rheumatic .twinges.
"gets cloudy, full of sedi-
‘chnhnels often get sore and
' bli'g‘in'g you-to seek relief
. tunes durlnsithe night.
.‘rlheselrrmlns evict.
“obeys and ilush oi! the
-‘ taste got four ounces
its them any pharmacy
. 1a talaspoonfol in 11 class
6M haunlrhat *fsr a low
Wyn will‘ then act
“in!!! .h‘m'ade mm
' 1M lemon.- .ju‘les'.
‘5' gums, sun» cecal
" . . our toils-hand stirs
- ‘ urine.- so- cannons;
"abstention biaddei‘ was;
,9... is is lumen-m. cannot-
.NHV '
nothing that will spoil your
do clock quicker than dirt and
g 131111111311. Cleanliness and cau-'
economy in a timepiece. The.
“ate parts do indescribable work
ill soon wear themselves out if
Mind to run in accumulating dirtl
, ’NEW‘ YORK. Returns from- 28 elec-
W ”Bullish-ls ...........
REPUBLICANS Map 11111: sure we sneer FIVE .... M14533? .. . m
91631988141110. 11111 Distrkt—Brse, p1......,..... 367 .,
12111 Dis —- '. ......
(Continucdjrom Third Page) 13th mm_T“m‘-’A '7. '1'. :3: :- are the best rods made They will not so
_ 14111 District-a-Evlnrtpn 'rau’ 553 - brass oxidized and white cnamelfinisl1.AIl
onus-roe FROM 2611-1 usrmcr. 16111 DuMctéPosseliy ';‘ . 636
N “m“ “- BMW- '- rRlch'd'n- 9- 16th District—Harlemd ....... .1,123
Dogwaik ........ _. . . . . . . ...... a . .- s -s 11847 2,!6‘ 129 17m mu‘“__Tyw I' ........ . 133
1 :wegww) ----- « ------ is; :3: 19 18th District-Whiton,r ..... 565
Wilton. H 95 213 219111 Dumci“3‘fllefl. 1...... 228 is‘ one of our specialties.
.‘ """ ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ 20th District—Hewitt, r .......... 439
- 215i Dis —- ' lett,r ......... 1.003
Totals ..... n ............... s a s s - s 1,666 2 ,902 163 22nd wmggonelgr ..... '- 1‘9
, NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov- -4.-Rsv laion of ngures of the ballots cast in 28111 District-Ccmley.r ......... 885
yesterday's election does not detract from the importance of the victory I24th District—_Stevens.d ......... 172
which came to the Republicans not which was forecasted by the in-
complete returns last night. The Democrats in Connecticut have retain
ed only a vestige of political control of omcere, both in the state and the
counties. or the few contests in which the Demolrats came out on top,
the most notable one was in New Haven county, where County Commis-
sioner James Geddea was beaten out by High Sheriff Hugo often a very
close battle. in which at one time. while the ballots were being counted.
it looked as if the commissioner would win. ,
vote, the governorship and all the state offices with the lieutenant- govern-
orsh‘ip. they have reversed a Democratic Senate of 21 to 14 Republicans by
[taking 29 seats. a gain of 15, and have obtained what looks like an old
time majority in the lower branch of the General Astembiy. '
tilt 113111111111
-- hth'a'iabeen
"mu“uinflcateduponthefacc _
‘ lam District—Alvord. r ..........
The Republicans carried the United States Senatorehlp by popular-
ssssssssssssss
stmnrlostums
new Bevan“— Warns follow-
with ...
pftheMalua; _.
111. Districtqfisaeywrm... 241 ».
alll l".‘l““'§l“l“’b I use so: uls' ‘28
“mullet—Purcell, d.. ....... 526
goodies—Ins. d ...Loss '-
Dilifiet—Picrson, r. .... 105'
”WWLI’. ........ .1L‘11&-‘
7th mum—M1. ”11,052
'lih'wrrwhiiaey.d.m-m 31!
GAZETTE BUILDING
25111 District-Salmon,r ......... 1,026
26111 District-Bishop,r ..... ‘.‘ 236 .. ~
27th District—Mend. r. ,,..: ...... 908 j ;
28th District-.~Tatem.r ......... .. 173
. 291h District—~Thbmpson,r ...... . 478
689 I
433
i...ud District—Magee.r .......... 523 SPELUN I"
All") 16111111111
{83rd District——Lyman,r .......... 1,051
' ,
FAIRFIEII). Conn. Nov. 4,—An an-
930th District—Washams.r
:osth District—bender ........... 696
35th District—jTalcott. r ......... 432
vora F911 SitfiiiiFF.
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK
\
Sizes
rlstram 8. Hail
m
Kirsh Curtain Rods
g and .the curtain moves easily and smoothly. I11
Wlndow Shades to Order
A Big Stock of Draperies
of many kinds, colors and patterns.
‘ MADE UP LACE AND SCRIM CURTAINS.
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m. ‘99-‘11 v-w
J.d.~—a—...,4¢.7 "%‘!"“r 1..
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'h‘iephone 137i .
Sanitary Markets
i 39 Main St. 32 Washington st.
Justivhat margin there will be in the next House is not yet knots-.11 i _ _ - Voilmer Pease tomobile‘ln which Former Senator Norwalk. ‘ on F. SCillliiZe a, Nurwalk.
There are ties for representatives in several towns to settle which an , _ , 7 D. R. Thomas J. Spellacy and Thomas S. Porterhouse, 20c. Shoulder Steak, 14c_
other elec'uon will be held 'Bl'd‘em" ----------- “33 “1” 8mm" °' "“"m'd' “‘3 '“ “mm“ Si I in $1 11 18c Ch d a r 1
. . _ 1.0 on , , o e e , 4c.
The total vote cast yesterday was about 30' 000 less than in the mesh Danbury. . ....... 2 081 1,6? with a motor cycle’here Saturday, . “pp e
dentlal election 0,1912 but in the opinion of party lea ders it w” much :Bethel ..... 7 ....... — under peculiar conditions, and as an Round Steak, 13c. Stew Lamb, 10c.
larger man they had ex iBrooklleld ........... . 74 108 outcome, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veitsie. .
' ”med ' ‘ omen ‘ 215 3123111111111 11 1. 111 1 11 ‘ __.__
‘ ............... _ e o , w o r . Si‘ —-"—-' .. —-—-— _ —_ ..
111 1912 President Wilson had a total oi 74, 561 votes, as compared with Easton ' 16 105 insomnia pug in thweailzne :t :1” '
'75. 882 cast for Governor Baldwi a 111 D 3 """""""" 1 . ' e 5 9° '. _ . . .
n s e emocratic nominee for United Fairi‘leld 308 563 Mill Mr Bpeilacy was on his way to _ ’
States Senator yesterday, while Senator Brandegee polled 88. 9511 mice as {Greenwich ___________ 933‘ ”75 Philadelphia, where his wife is ill. . ER 5 RKET
icompared with the 68 32‘ given t° M" T““’ The “mm" “1 "‘9 ‘0“? “’3' >Huntiugton ........... 139 562 While on the Fairileld road near the. --——-—-— '
:almost entirely in either four parties which had tickets in the field. the Monroe .............. 08 “4. Bridgeport line, the automobile came ‘ ‘ ,.
Progressites. who gave Col. Roosevelt 34,129 votes only casting 6,617 for New Canaan _________ 318 330 to the grocery “no“ of William 22 "SHI'BTBI STlEET
Herbert Knox Smith. who wastin first place on their ticket yesterday New Fairiield .1 ______ 59 59' Kicks The motor cycle w u “so .9. ‘ .______
The nominees on both the Republican and Democratic tickets rank uniform Newtown ..... ........ 3'13 216? ,proachi'ug To no” a collision; the! WESTPORT SMELT ....... 22¢ LB.
ly with their follows on the same titfltot, tile average Republicah majority for gNorwalk ........ ...-”2,256 _ 1.890 automobile was turned sharply to the Roast Beef. 12 1-20. lb. . Sbvilt's Premium Hum, 190‘ lb.
stats officers bolus about 15 mus—Speaker Webster of Harwiutou. for Comp- 'Redding ............. . 146 167 left. but a“! resulted in wrecking thou Sliced Ham 22c lb Sperry & Barnes Ham 190’ m.
trailer. was the best vpte getter for the Republicans; his plurality running to Ridgeiield ...... ... . .. 21.2 289 i “so... and at the same time the . ' : ‘ ‘_ Ski . lb
121. 291.131“! was 01139.1"! that 0! Judas C D. Burner. ‘of Greenwich, for Secre‘ Sherman ............. 25 'motor cycis‘ ran into the automobile 1‘ R031“ Veal. 140. ill- . ll Back 118111.170.
ten of State. who lied Olly 13.044 plurality. .Stamford ............. — — M" Veltsie h“ a broken ,rm. shock: Veal Cullen-20's. lb, _ P'é'ppers. 5c. dos, lemons, 5c.
The following are revised figures of the various candidates: ’\. ‘ vStratford ...... - ....... 3‘ 3. . 9,37 and possibly internal injuries. while! ~ Finmn Maddie. 12 1-2c.-ib_ don. pineapples, 4 for 250
.. , a . ‘
.. .. Trumbull ........ .. . 1.! the husband is numering from general; f‘ 1.» -' . . n . Jr A ... f ‘
'rnam sasvucs HAS seen as? about ra’isu'rs +0 roabc 1M Weston .............. -— Tahoe“ .. - , ~ , .-
....r YER THAN WARRAMIED ‘r‘ Harold w‘ mango“. motor “I. ex Walport ............. ’31 43‘: Mr Smulcy Kale bonds 0' "99 for; :K. ..«fiowgmm mm. .. W "N" VOBK “TATE
M f m T ' d F ‘pert of Leslie'sI I‘Veokly. has this to'wmw' --------- j """ 9‘? 2‘6 a hearing a week. hence. Ad the auto-1 At the Brunswick Alleys. last night. ROME, N. Y.—The City. of Rome
'"Y °' 1. "M ”ii “fl!- M".say: ‘All the points of Ford construc-- "" :Lmobile was not damaged, Mr Spellacymowannmor' 1111111100 defeated He} complete “v95; Glynn, D. and I. la.
a“. o m”, Sign." VI” "0” that m 1"" ”my" °“‘ "“°‘ Tom“ """" ”F‘— , ““d M“ Smith "“99“" liner, rated 90, by the score of 100_ 1,083. 1,:370 Whitman. 11.1.6111; Davenport,
it i slits?” Tbtih N 11 been thoroughly impressed Upon moi In 1910. Vollmers (I), plurality bewellng contest the following Pg.. 238; Suiser. Pro. and American,
'v hsnwmmm.11;r‘11 lulu“! e cw a- through correspondence with Ford 482- s. , nuiu‘ ‘“ Fuii‘ls'n scores were made: ‘1'. . ,
' on p. "m" “a mm“ W m _ ‘ ..m 161 94-306 Same districts in 1913 gave Sulrer,
trah. service 1111mm nny estimate i RESIDENT GETS RETURNS. 1
t“ °" '“ mum with. a“ c" . . l noise of Jame-141s Forbaail. l 116 17 96—251 1), 1.;618 Hodges, 11.1.1102; Strans, P33
01’ the cost for the particular service liASfilNGTON My carnelian Gotten“
itself 1uonetballevhiroaliaedhe- JamesOnrtistrbushdled 116: so ---1°51
W ~ Wilson began resolving his election a . . .
9 (one. lmwever. that nearly all of the-o oclock last evening at his home 11! 1 ........... 657 new YORK. Nov. 3 —-Returns from
Anssamiuationmadebylheroud's hem produ m I mono today marathon iii! . Totas......... .....
accounting department of theearnin s features have I...” seven“ wi advisers expressed satisfaction ova-{Maple :street. (allowing a stroke of my ... .,_9g 95 31—271 four electiob' districts out 013630 out-
3457 W trains opantzd'cmn‘ntgrxw 3 er; the results, contending that because Amie“ which he suh‘ered about two' Fielding. ..116 100 96—312 side New York city for governor give:
"m“ 1 ' m °"‘ weeks The 11 had been . . ...— Glynn. 371; Whitman; 760'--Daven110|'ts
‘x'ilsulfus'l'a’mw that“; Rim] 1“" the “a ‘mmm “mull 33mm“; 31mm..." me allies of; 111 mam number ofi mus . i - 583- 62; Suizer, 1161. -
W0 0 Y (m n ~ . . . . ............ _ ...... .. . .
in... mm“, travel because '0! the lxht of Mr. Ford. Beyond first. years. and during the last year his ARKANSAS—First District: Thad-
there isn’t much more that needs be
said of the scientific reason for. and
.the spirit and permanence of "Ford
Service.” It means thatthe flveyear-
Zold~ Ford is kept running preciéely as
easily as the ten- day-old Ford It
means that the Ford ls—and for years
has beeh-a staple, standard. unvnry.
vacation season is about as good as
at any time in the year. has disclosed
the fs/t that 25.2 per cent. of them
earned 50 cents or less a mile Trains
earning at the rate of $1 or less- a
mile comprised 52.1 per cent, of the
!total operated, while only- 22.7 per
icelll showed earnings of more lb“ ing product of utility and economy.
‘33 a mile .Even the tremendous fact of 600 .000
l The ”3'0“!!th ill“ made 00‘9“?" Ford owners is less significant than
.ever'y revenue passenger train on the the fact that they always stay Ford
gaystem. For 38 trains the average owners. Mr. Stimson has hit upon the
earnings were at the rate of 10 cents reason
l.a mile or less; 619 showed earnings ....
fat the rate of 50 cents or less;' 660] _ pages FACTS ,
from 50 cents to $1: 314' I‘lrom 31- tovtm Peter Radiogd, Lecturer .Xallorh
81. 50 and 804* o'ver 81. 50 i “I 1‘ armors mm“ )
.Of the 88 trains showing average 1112?"??? need“ all the we“ m-e"
[earnings ‘3 “W as 10 m" " mile °'| in union there is strength 11nd in
less. five- had earnings at the rate 01' cooperating there is profit.
only one cent a mile and a\“eraged!- The farmer can neither help him-
one passenger a mile ,selt nor be helped by others until he
The earnings of four trains were at I°rgizizgzbnbmic distribution or ("m
the rate 01 only two cents a 13113.3qu producis is todav the worid' a greatest
en trains in Connecticut and Massa- problem
chnaetts showed earnings of only;d 0“" ’znai;°;:flm°&t:”"$ f“; ‘2:
ray our 0 (I re 41
:zzeofiezbiyni‘oibbh anti-:m: ‘2‘:ng capitalspeddler's of farm prod-
. 0., ‘1 .ucts. .-
average number of 113W.- 8. mile I'he middleman is nothing more
ran from one to nine for these trains. than 11' full" band but he is able 10-
... .. ...... 33.1“: 11:31:11 “...?“
trains (passenger and freight) for the a! he p'l‘ems‘ p y
1'“? ending June 30 19141 for “an“ Bunker crops- without market
portation BWPo,‘ maintenance of" fadmu‘ have sent more- dormers
equipment and taxes and not melon esoteric: down the back alleys of
in 1.th for. fimtmm 'of agriculture th“ 9‘“ the- m ‘3‘
tracks. bridges and b‘iiildings. adminis-
droughts” that ever cursed the uatiom}.
tnation expense “I “mt —un~-the 3» km“ of Silk ONYX!“ 9...
investment was 11:89 a train ”mile
ulerbd 15111 i
{This fill’s train- schedule unpaired em a a a“ m 1111
North main-eat. 1113 men {stint
withiiast years‘lionnmnpflonm . Wm... my,” been
summon-swam“!
riding "file was‘ in the in
all waders, goat s- mlmtlon 01' wan limousine" store; mm is
‘31? m nines“' WM“ ' to after aonie’iilne. H's
13.478 Sundays . 'is as well us ever this morning. '
M ' . W' ____, ____d___- .
3 A WISI‘ m‘fltuw . ' ‘ " OH,- THAT'S DIFFESINT "
advertises 11.56611... {ll be unnot do ' l‘api says ‘i shouldnt marry n'ow.‘
it in a 1...; we he. uses. ~ vile nae-s It don't know the sins of. a
mass “so: Silo" 1131111111 ' dollar yet. . " '" ’ '
,npthsnllonsudoaadtnins wills-11*?!“ him you will have very-11th
v on you. , ., -‘ f 'w‘ money to‘ Handle: I—I
_ was drawn to its destination-
" “denim 0.111111111me
WASHINGTON, Nov. A'---A rec 1'61
"or Agriculture due to.the dichI‘Y
the Republicans and W614“
that on the face of the returns. theicondlllon had grown worse. A stroke
’Democrats retained control of the .followed b" the one “"0 WWI“ 380.
ment was promised for late in the day i which he never rallied to any extent.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
last evening Vsnderiioef and Company.
Edward Hall,
was yesterday admitted for medical 0' superintendent
treatment into the Norwalk Hospitnl 3 Very popular mill. and was the pos-
"' _‘__, ' sessor. of countless friends; all L; of
.IHe'
An “meme throng crowded m whom mourn deeply his demise.
prompt and accurate election returns. motion from these organlations will;
{The crowd became so large it in ' httcnd the funeral services which will
necessary for Chief of Police William 50 held from the home on Friday 3'-
R. Pennington to detail four police- ternoon at 2 o’cloelr. interment will!
men to handle it’, Officers Frank V. be in “1‘9 Vi" Cemetery, New 1‘0“
lclock from his late residence. .29 Cedar
keeping trainc moving at a convsn street
lent rats of speed with no danger to
the crowd.
Services will be private.
.. .... - 1
MONTANA WOMAN SUFFWSTG
WIN. . -
CHICAGO Nov. 4. -—The woman ant-i
frogs amendment in Mo to hassan
rled by a “safe majority.” according
to a telegram received here shortly
before am today by‘iirs‘. Media 111c-
mm of tho' Co'ugress- -
ibnal Committee of the Nations! Wom-
‘an m. insulation. from Mrs. ‘I
Janet 11.13.1111. offiiisso’uis. .tne com ..
nittes‘s Motive 11‘. Montana
'-iv->-- --——&—-‘————-———— n
M W! TODAY. .,
__'. NEW: YORK, Nov? 4.-—'i'he ~10 -
wsather bureau today received -
following special irom washin
Advisory storm warning ordered
" m—s-‘NOW M can. :1. ; ..
New luv-n- someone-.191» ;
about smilivd‘n‘t winds 1111th .
The vacuum cleaning wagon of E.
P: Middlebrook. of 21 Adams avenue.
.Jwas *halted in its «prom of bells.
towedehrough Malnstrost thiamin-
Mmdilo’olock byabruk“uie.
in smelling down the. street. the
mmmyaswasm
Ihaaiedaiang bytheowner'ssntuo-
mwmwwhalanfith I459
MUM am the; my
one sinuses“. mm
were Moulds. «new
I
feattlc
land
4..
quarantine- ainst shipment.
out or New 011 state and
Wei I'll-looked" to ,day by his
of root an'd mouth disease in the Buf-
‘rsio mock yards and inrlias‘ertim.
ELECTION TO CONGRESS. .
CALIFORNIA — Third District:
Senate and House A 1mm” state-- rendered his condition critical from Charles F. Curry, 1, reelected.
Fourth District: Julius Kuhn. r. re-
IMr. Forbush was 46 years old. and elected
lhe ‘3 “Pr““d by N3 “"0. one sons Fifth District: John I. Nolan. pg.
An operation for appendicitis was and .l daughter re-elected.
made upon Frank Morinlea, of Norton; The “0095.895 iv“ born in WOBI' 1
avenue, this morning at the Norwaik:b°|'° Mass, and moved here many' FLORIDA.
Hospital. Mr Morinlen use admitted 5'88“ ‘KO. “1le! ll position With the JACKSONVILIKE.
MISSISSIPPI.
Fla. - Senator
At the Fletcher and the entire Florida Demo-
uv Harbor avenue. time of his death, he held the position i erotic Congressional delegation were
Mr. Fol-hush was rte-elected today.
JACKSON.Miss.-M1ssissippi's'e11-
ATLANTA.
elected to the United States Senate
the Democratic nominees—Hoke 31111111
and Thomas W. Hardwick
GEORGIA.
Ga ~Georgia
1
front or The Sentinel once. on wssu- was prominently identified with mume D‘mmm dcfndfemwal d”
ington street last evening to hear the i ““0118 and Odd Fellows. and dale-13“!“ 'i’“ electe o y
today
Raymond.Johi_1 Flynn. Frank S. Strst- inann. 3 Nate E Harris. 11. was elected 80"
ton and John E. Reynolds w on ernor.
Funeral of Mr Wood. I _ .
32:; 33;“; Enigneiieniribi 3;; The funeral or William wood wmI “Kama. , .
111s policeme'n had llttle.diiilcnity in?“ m‘ "mm" mm“ “‘ 1° ° 1 noxmomr. AIAI-i-Wl’ “it
turns throngbout the’state: show the
Ielection of Oscar Underwood as U! S.
Senator and teh entire State and Con-
greasionul Democratic ticket; includ-
ing Congressman Burnett in the Sev-
enth District. .where the only formida~
(a
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MASCAORUSETI'O. "
BOSTON.-—Retnfus for governor
his opposition was made against. the
Democratic nominee! -
Joni. of 1,335 election dimlctu.
pascal 11.911; W. rel;
.7311; iwsisn. 11.4.9813.
”.1” M51! 1S]: live MI
1116;- oneness 1,911; 11111.11.
‘ a, 1:261:
"Returns for immense-301W! "0!“
{M
the some districts {We Barry. D. 11,-.
,_ 655; Culllhil. IR. 1.339:- Moduli“. 1’s.
. 1.466. The same 11150;?“ 1911131119.
" emit. .11”? Coagrove, 1111.11.01»,
deus i-l. Carraway. d reelected. Sec-
ond District: W. A. Oldfield, d, re-
elected. Third District: John N. Till-
man. 11, elected. Fourth District: 0th
T. Wingo. d, reelected, Fifth Dis-
trict: H. M. Jucoway, d, reelected.
isixth District: Samuel M. Taylor, d.
reelected. Seventh District: W. S.
:Goodwin, d. reelected.
l’lRllfll llfllillilllf
SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE HAVE
GOOD REASON FOR COMPLETE
RELIANCE. z.
Do you know how— .
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys? .
Your fueighbors know the way- .-
IHave used Doan‘ s Kidney (Pills;
.Have pro1ed their worth in many
tests.
Here's South Norwalk testimony. .
Charles Bennett. 39 Franklin street.
Booth Norwsik.saye:"1 suifsred from
kidney complaint for years. Pains
started in my loins, extending into my
shoulders and head, and if i stooped
or straightened quickly, sharp twing-
en darted through my book, almost
taking my breath away. The kidney .
secretions bothered me, and l was .
1 11th to get up frequently at night.
Seeing Deans. ”Kidneyi’iila adrertis~
ed. 1- got a supply at Plalstsd‘s Drug
floors. 1 use used than only a few
an before the pains and other all.
nontsleft. Allinst }- said about
Dean‘s Kidney' Pills when I publicly
”osmium than me. yours ago.
museum I know that they are
the best kidney medicine to he had.
and 1‘. depend upon thorn to keep my
kidneys in good working order." .
i’rlce me, at .311 dealers. ' Don’t
simply. ask for a kidney remedy-vast.
Dunn's Kidney Pills—the same" that
i
Dion. We, N Y.
titanium Foster-auburn co;
Norwalk Chronicler