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FRIDAY, FEB. :9, 19:5 , _ ., . THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENiNG SEN'i‘iNEL
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; H— . _,. . _, *" ‘—’"“‘ ""’,’“—‘“’" “W” “N ,,-_, “w.-- .. -«-_——~,-.-'.. . - _ -
-~ “steadied Mic Donut ...... .. ' 1m mm] W , e . , ‘
' 5° "'4 4“ ‘ "n “Ptpc's Diapepsid' M”... u Entrance on Main St F ' ii I “
. , . pm .. air eld Ave. and Cannon St. .
= mum Toucan-Bk ......... . , - _ m. r - ._ - . ' ' Elma“ 0‘ Main St» Falrfield A _ '
, mm‘n‘m‘m. n. (WI, .m ”F“ use). . mm“? in Five . . ~W . , . . _ . ve.. and Cannon Sn . HI
. H” To.“ .......... k. 1“ ““56 from GCDQI‘d‘ Bill ““I 'FTOB'. [0 th. .. “bust-MINCE! you» stomach“ 311%, Conn. ‘ gr:
unmounted-fished“ the dom-
Wynn? Well don't bottle, it
your mahisdnomevolt; if sour.
gooey and upset. and what you just
etc has fermented into stubborn
Jumpsnhad dizzymnd aches; belch
gases and acids and eructato Indigent.
ed food; breath foul, tongue centred.—
1113! take a little Pope’s W. and
in five minutes you wonder what be
came of the indigestion and distress.
. ”Two‘s 5‘- 10:. “V!“ 5"“ Dc. some import. and a loner ME I
, Towing. :fihm W5 and t“ ”" Theme, of Not-walk, mulling
' Rent: ti on. :1 as. u so}; in)» “d“ W“ “mm“ 6
. - - ' . r Christian Swan: spoke of the rec-
E K Banks 'oniotsmige Keogbudmnyot
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l
3 his leniency commie “WV-unit 311‘
- ' ile olenders
unusual-o new lines... ”e” '
, 80qu “0" H .. , 1 Dr. Robert M. Wolfe gave June
' ‘ ‘ Keogh high commendation as n judge.
. " and said that he believed the people of
Boys’ suits; good and cheap . ’““““” i.
Suits for a boy to v 'l . h) “d c: d ’ f
5.... to. . be, .0 ..;.‘;“;.“.;t‘2,..f 2.: .33; “" Boys warm Coats lower than
thermometer
At boy’s good warm long-lived, coat can llt' had now ' i
for much less than former price. ' ‘ '
if the. thermometer can’t drop, overcome can
.I n,
or
4*.
Blue serges and blue infinished worsteds. Gray and
brown and other fancy mixtures. What boy couldn't
pick his choice front-them!
‘ s'.
Style is the one accepted. Norfolk. Wouldn't dare
offer a boy anything else nowadays.
, .. 'South Norwalk do ired J d e h'
AGEN l' irenppointment. ’3 u 5 K8“ 3 mum“ of mm and women today . \‘Ve’ve dropped prices—because our season is nearing 103's, fathers' l’Oi‘l‘dllonks bill profit. Boys anywhere
. Luther M. Wright also spoke of 3113‘",th Ii; is Harness to have 8. its end and we want the road clear for bpring clothes. iiiitliwn 3 1’2 31“] ‘8 may sport new good overcoais with l
.Juu Koo 's notifications and of his a. S 0m“ ' A hit 8 Diapepsin occa- i i r *. -
. .30 “- beligf thstghhe qwss the right man in; sionslly keeps this delicate organ regw ljifglf 3;? l?) $32 .................... . . . I . . ‘ $4.00 For ink boys 0f 2 [.2 'to m: .
“13,50“ NEWTON “”151. ,the right place. :ulated. sud they eat their favorite lately $IC()0 to $466 ...... . . . . . --. .......... . s€75 Ruggmmstylc m‘t'rcoats m blue. gray. brown and fun» .
SUE’UHS. l ExASenstor Weed said he hoped the foods without fear. i I - . ' ............ . I I ' H ....... .75 if: tinned C0101. effects of 50ft light warm Chinchilla, of i
. . 'committee would continue the court as _“ your stomach doesn't take carol ‘ i Line), Of Clit‘VlOl. “f ”figure”. 5
. Shim in this “m. m“ b‘. had hm“ ta iii-partisan court by its favorable rel oIi your liberal limit without rebel-l H I all? I€3.75 and $4.th $300 .
i ' i. 9 : Port on Judge Keogb's resolution. i lion; if your {00" is a damage instead : The 0w and Dry GOOdS CO. “ff“ “$30. $3.09 and 50.00“ $490 i
D 0 N N E L L Y S Attorney Candee's spokesmen were of a help. remember the quickest.I » f re n L25 l“ 57‘3”“ $5.50 1
,, . , . ' surest. most harmless relief is Pope‘s i » —~~~--——~v-~~ p “ ”it 5875— $6 50
For big boys :—
l’ercival ii. Sherron and Joseph Ru , . ’ l
Diapepsni which costs only fifty cents i i
lfor a large case at drug stores. it’s? 1 “1‘1“‘3‘33‘1 3'“ *i‘ll‘ml oib‘lt'n in sizcs front 10 to i8-
I .
I Taylor, of Rowsyton, and Ellis E. How—
All spoke high--
aid, of East Norwalk. ‘t . I .
lly of Mr. Csndee and expressed their} ruly “on“BrIUI-“ digests {mm and;
10': SOUTH MAIN eraser.
-——~1.>~ —. ,...._-. ._..._..--.._r—~;
for Sl‘ I I II‘ I ’ A i ‘ in a number of llll\'t'l inixtuies and of (‘xccllent wein'ht
and finish. 5
JUST.
. -' belief that Mr. Caudee would make an! finish)?“ straight, 5" gem”: and l W *K'
'excellent judge. Mr. Sherron ‘ intro~f (:35 y If)“ I" "5 really Iastonishing. ———-—-—— \\v(n §T(f‘?— % _ $360
, duced a petition containing the names onaiuaieth or 3°“; fife, 301”ng 0“ snd . «I . iI \\'( r} $32: if: “ '3‘}; __ W l?” $6.00 A“
of lift citizens of the town advocatin . a was ’ 5‘" ere stomach; M I “(I “ " 5‘ “ "U” 0 " I'M/3H“ i" - $ .00
y s n, ,0, . all or Telephone Orders Receive Prompt .- .............. 7
Lovely new waists
conic hurrying in every «lay. There's such a number of
lllt'lll and they're so pretty that it will pay to Come “(if
«lay to \‘lt'\\‘ them. I y
Some of the prettiest have the new "double" collar ‘ ‘
which may be worn either as a standiiig‘or low one.
. Mr. (Tandee’s appointment, and a Dell“,
Ition containing the names of some oil .
the Republican Town committee. 1 mun)!" T” “(n ”“0“.
Hon Hubert E. Bishop. Senator oi'l
' . Lt‘oimnis ions “'li- 5 ~ - ‘ »
the 26th Senatorial District, Represeit- h “h "I“ “h“! M“ .
inorinls to PM" and llawli-y. '
iativgp F. 'l‘ristram. front Norwslk,‘ The joint report of tlic columns-45c Felt Naptha Laundry Soap. Sat»
Attention. .
-WEATHER FORECAST.
25c Sam-Flush. for cleaning closet
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ,and (Trainer C. liege-man. from South Sinus oft iitciiioi'luls to Senators or-I urday. 4 “k” and one package 1 bowls. Saturday °"ly “““ 19c canf Q0“ fill? ”CW“ “"1 (13‘1“ ' 'l‘ ‘
TODAY. Not-walk, Herbert A. Mathewson, At- Hm, mmlmck Hun and Juan,“ “I Zap- ................... All for 190? l , f- . , l, ‘ . . l, \\ lite fancy cottons are .
For Norwalk and “mm”. Fair “"vtorney Louis S Beers Wilinm \liller paw”. has hm,“ Huhmmml to GU“ $1.35 large “n Galvanized A", iI15c Parcels. for cleaning bath tubs. .iiiiiiiig lll .ilmost cqilfll quantity—and equal licuuiv.
. . , . , . .Q . ' ' ‘ ' oi'nor Marcus ll. liolc nib :itd tl I - . is ‘ rd """""""" I '
night, Saturday mi reasmg (lOUdm'>5 ‘ llaulel numop, Attorney John J. CU‘ legislature. 'l‘hc \ftllllllllZSlUDS‘Suy iiil Cans wm‘ cover """" 9801‘ a u ay 2 cam. ascis \
Ind Wm“; '= ‘ I I mac and Judge William l“. 'l‘ammanyu‘m‘” ”WW“ “The general assembly 'th' brown “d “me Baking Dishes. i1°° Welsbach G“ mantle! iprlght, I :me gll00d rugs lDigestive BIB—lSCUitS;
The southwestern disturbance is spoke for Attorney (leorge‘ll. v03. of totiitecticut ilIl session at the time: Saturday --------------- " 8°: inverted- Saturday -------- 7° "Chia sma cost. [special pric 33c.
central this morning over Texas. lt brugll. _ of the tit-nth oi llicsc distinguished 35c Waterproof Cotton Clothes Lines. l ‘ ’I‘ ~ r vd .. - ' l \ " ' 7 ' ' '
is mums unsettled. ”my weather at man “Wanna: mo mmmissmns in soft. lengtht- Saturday ........24o:25c Grape Fruit Knives .......At 19c, “0 gm ts of iugs lll the: . lc\r me and I ru-o Digestive!
iiiiost useful of large sizes (I) bi"
The senator and the two representa- .pmoum and r,.,.0mm.nl , , _ -. . - , _ , , .
' i ( m H” mm 15c wood frame Coal Sieve: ....At 80. 1b!“mth an ‘m mm“! help to
far north as Nebraska and as far east
as the Mississippi River. The eastern
area of high pressure which is new
central over Ontario is producing
pleasant weather with seasoning tem
peratures from the Mississippi River
eastward to the coast. There have
~. been no marked temperature changes
during the last 24 hours. A thunder
storm was reperted from Oklahoma.
lives highly eulogized Mr. Vosburgh's
character. and his fitness by tempera-
ment and ability to fill the office oi
iudge. all stating that so far as local
sentiment could be ascertained, the
sentiment was overu'lielming for Mr.
iVoshurgh. Mr. llegemun handed the
i committee the written endorsement of
‘Mr. Vosburgh's‘ fitness. signed by blin-
sell. Senator Bishop and Representa-
gl‘llt'l'itl assembly designs. pluns undi
specifications and estiiiiittes of thoi
cost of it monument or other incinor— ‘
inl to each of these honored sons ofv
the stiite. ’l‘lie commissions colliillillidl
of which the two bodies spent $500
resolutions, besides the state sculp-
titre commission. which was made it
part of each of the commissions. The
sum of $2,500 was appropriated to
etll'li commission for preliminary work
of which the two home spent $500,
$1.25 heavy corrugated rubber Door
Mats. Saturday ............ 79c
25c lqallon Galvanized Oil Cans.
Saturday ...................... 17c
l
1
$1.25 Folding Ironing Tables. Satur-
l day ....... ........... ...
:25c 1-qt. size. black English Earthen-
Albert F. Gehebe
25 W581: WASHINGTON ST.,
ware Tea Pots ............At19c%
112 feet) oii'cr thciitscli'cs for llscigUOd health: if there is any truth
98c where good service is a first csLiin the claim that health depends
lseittial. With that serricc abilirilargt‘ly on the food one cats.
'ty. they combine good patteriisf
;:tiid rood colors. ‘ ' - v
i -L l . . and delicious. They
I \elvel, small—figure patternguart‘ rich iii food value and iii the
browns. greens and tans—~31; lqualitics which strengthen aml
:\.\'iiiinsier, floral and (lricnttil ‘ sustain the body.
patterns, rich colors—4&1 Each article tiSed in their mak-
ing. butter and wheat and all, is
Digestive biscuits are notably
"\\'l‘ltll'~‘t)lllc
~./ 3.
a... l
—-—1—- . . .u. in (I‘lll thi lute A u .‘ PHONE 10692. " '
,m. iristrum. . . P l g t Us stus mint qullt‘ “then m .
. . . . . . . . gs . tit small
. TeigiperIzItturc. Ln“. 13' high. Herbert A. Mathewson said there 5332:1893thJilil’illmwm3:33:21: PROMPT DELIVERY. scum Monwsttt 5,20,. m. ()f extra mm “ne‘carciully tested and must ”W
29. .ou y. , jWaS no ugreiimeIntIhcoqfernhIiIg “co bri FflduyI “mm,” L 1912. a, the 0mm -_- __O “W ”H - ‘__‘_, ' grade. rich effect. excellent (lo—fnrltilgulgrll)hiiiiixsmmlatwl'l t
. « .I. — partisan com s. e me to u tol, with appropriate and lmprosslv‘e , 4;“ .. j . signs, finished with linen frin c-—«‘ ‘ ' -' "“3 “l‘ 3 4°
1 “2.23“ 6:? m; ”1'3"“ Ham? and IM'QS established, aud'readntetiertrom exercises)“ . _ ‘ I‘” “ ~ sun's ”INDIE“: Iii: (l ( . h $8 ‘ ‘1 "“‘ms 3 Pound. “ '
“Tall 8885 . n 18 Pm hgton,‘ ‘ ' - The report is signed by.——~ ‘ ”KW" ' F ' ' 3) l ' )3 inc CS~ .‘ ' .- ‘ - -
Attorney-(ioncrul John H. Light, who , . , .. 3 , . , lridttv a limited ( uantitv to
block. Nprth Mainrstre‘et. has been ’ . ' ll. Wales Linea. Henry Drylinm. ~ "A » - 0R BLIDDER BOTIIER 27 by 54.,1cims...$5_ 1' *’ ‘ l -' ._.~_
is.
completed and I‘m oIp$i ”mom“, ~‘ 1‘in which Judge Light said there was
filoin Pork. 14c. lb_ N. Y. Mkt.
In Grand Greenwood, organist . or
the Episcopal Church at,Wilton, is
’ playing at the midday service in Tim.
ity Church during the Lenten season.
, _._._._._
-—-Kunz vs. Boyd. Roodner's Hall to
'helped tb'frauie the 'l‘ownI'oo rt. set,
.no such agreement and that. at the
Emeetings he attended, whpn the bill
l was being considered, the matter of a
lit-partisan court was not even dis-
’cussed. Mr. Matheweon read a peti-
,tion, signed by all the leading manu-
li‘acturers and nearly all the merchants
alit South Norwalk. asking for Mr, Vos‘
hurgli's appointment. Tllt‘ signers of
Alton l’urrol. lazwis Sperry. Charles
L. Hubbard, Erick . Rossitur, com—
mission on tiioinoi‘iul to Senator Plutt.
Charles l”. lli‘ookcr (‘hnrles llop—
kins Cliirk. Norris G. Osborn, George
P. niobium. “um": ll. Holcomb. 'l‘.
D. Bradstreet, Morgan (l. liulkcly.
coiiiiitlssion on memorial to Senator
Huwlcy.
Burton Mansfield. Charles N. r‘lnmz,
lloi'nudotte'l’crrln, ll. Siddons Mow-
l)l‘.'l)', George D. Seymour. Arthur L.
Slilpinttn, commission of sculpture.
Harmless to Flush Kidneys and
Neutrallze irritating Atlds.
i
Kidney and bladder weakness result
Dairymsii Say They Should Not be
ifroin uric acid, says a noted authority'.
Attach“! to Bags Ill Gm" Ship-The kidneys filter this acid from the
MOMS blood and pass it on to the bladder.
where it otten remains to irritate and
ulnflnme, causing n burning, scalding
lgaiti quick .I friendship—33c lb.
'l‘liird Flair. AFN)!“ Basement.
. . . . . Spring-like silks
erie Joining With the Sutniiierv lap sorts to brighten the
Silk section. ' .
. Some of them are of changeable effect with cluster
stripes in combination of two colors that harmonize htit " '
contrast with their ground color. Novelty and beautv
marks them. ‘ 1 ' '
Rather unusual too: they will make waists ordress-
es of equal good taste and equal beauty. , "
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night, 50c. .~_ ithls petition were almost equally“ (Iii- At the annual meeting of the Con-isensation, or setting up an irritation
,. Miss Julia. Lockwood entennned‘v‘dfd' “9 ‘° ”‘0" ”mm“ c e 5' "0mm If CHILD’S nectlcut Holstein-Frissian club, amt the neck of the bladder, obllginll "
the Matinee Whist Club at her home ‘. three-fifths being Republicans mid two‘ . Hotel Garde, Hartford, yesterday, Pep, you to seek relief two or three times _ ’
yesterday afternoon. Miss Eloise By-iflnha Democrats. TONGUE IS BOATED cy Atchison. of New Milford, broughtidurlng the night. The sufferer lsin con- Try Barkers for C0ll0f comfor
| Attorney Louis S. Beers spoke of
stunt dread, the water passes some
, ington won firiit prize. After the up the matter of a proposed bill sl-
. . ' “.l 1er ualtties and . ‘; - y . . ' ' -
award was made a dainty collation ihMiii ligfzrglgltysj’iid‘izial ytgmperament, lf Cross, Feverlsh. Constipated, Give ready before the Legislature prohibit. times with a scalding sensation and 18 1'01“] ”1‘ 5t} 1,0 til” .30“ “ 31". lEIl-Q “HMO” that i! titan
was served. “ , d b' hell it that the citizens 0t “California Syrup of Fun." log the attachment of metal tags to very profuse; again, there is difficult) ll ‘ Y :Iinrecm ts m collars he can get botli.Iso muth
an is e ‘ bags m the shipment of grain. Dairy-‘11! voiding it. to to ttr. But he must have comfort. if his days
‘Soutb Norwalk desired Attorney Vos-
work or evening’s cnioymcnt is to be really worth while.
—-Smok‘ed Shlds. 12 1'20 lb X. Y‘ M“ i burgh's appointment 110 read a psti- A laxative today saves a sick child "‘9“ declare "‘9" “me have been Budd“ weakness,I most folks call Barker collar ff *‘ f t ‘\ l d. l ' '
i ' -‘ d b' ma'orit of the law. tomorrow. Children simply will not known ‘0 die from swallowing the It. bBCauSe they cant C‘mm’l urina- d ‘ 'li ' S 0 U COm 0r- f {K “1‘8 )lllty- And '
Mon. slime l a J Y tags. The club went on record in sup- tion. While it is extremely annoying goo sty " Fltcy are made 0f pure linen, wcll shrunk
The local Red Men have been noti-
fied that the Great Chiefs of the Great
Council of Connecticut will make an
, official visit 1d Cockenoe Tribe this
evening. A like turnout of members
i . is expected to be present.
_—
-~GOl.JNTRY CLUB SAT. NIGHT.
Special beefsteak supper,
Many laughable experiences are
i met with by the Second District cen-
sus takers. lln one house on Laura
streetfiin the Springwood section,
there are four families, all of whom
bear the same name, but are in no
may related. The manner in which
the men engaged in this work are met
differs. At times they are re
eeived most coldly, because of their
many questions, but in most cases
they are treated cordially enough.
mugs Land) 160. lb. N."Y. Market.
yers of the town, in favor of Mr. Vos-
‘ burgh. .
i Attorney John J. Cuneo suid Attor-
ney VOSbl.!'gll was preemlneutly quall~
“ tied in every way for the position.
é Judge William F. Tammany spoke of
the capable manner in which Mr. Vos-
burgh had filled the allies of clerk and
lprosecuting-attorney of the court.
‘ A petition was also introduced, sign-
: ed by nineteen of the twenty—one them-
I here of the town committee in favor of
, Attorney Vosburgh.
T Senator Bishop and Representatives
l Tristram and Hegemmi, Henry P. Price
;and E. S. Adams advocated Judge E.
M. Lockwood's reappointment. a. peti-
Ition, signed by the senator and the
‘ two representatives also being handed
‘to the Jii'"'"““" committee. All of
; these gentlemen spoke in the highest
l praise of Judge Lockwood, of the satis
:factory way in which he had fulfilled
take the time from play to empty
their bowels, which become-clogged
stomach sour. ,
Look at the tongue. mother! if
coated, or your child is listless. cross.
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat. heartily. full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ail-
ment, give a. teaspoonful of “Califor
nla Syrup of Figs." then don't worry,
because it is perfectly harmless, and
in s. few hours all this constipation
poison. sour bile and fermenting
waste will genuy move out of the
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again. A thorough "inside
cleansing" is oftimes all that is neces-
sary. It should be the first treatment
given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit ilg syrups.
Ask your drugglst for a fitment bottle
of “California Syrup of Figs." which
has full directions for babies, child-
and sometimes very painful, this is
really one of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Get about four ounces of
Jud Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast, continue this for
two or three days. This will neutra-
lize the acids in tile urine so it no
longer is a source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which then
port of the bill which will be consider-
ed by the committee on agriculture at
the Capitol, Thursday afternoon.
About forty members of the club
were present at the meeting. Vice-
President C. P. .Ponieroy. of. Willlr
mantle: presided. The following clip
cers W‘ere elected:
President—>0. -B. Pbuteroy.
maiitic. ' .
Vice—President —- w. B. \Vhltlock,i30t “many “83‘".
Warehouse Point. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
Treasurer—R. E. Russell, Wal- and is made from the acid of grapes
lingt’ord. . and lemon juice, combined with lithla,
Secretary—E. H. Late, Newington. and is used by thousands of folks who
Directors—M. C. Knapp. Danbury; are subject to urinary disorders caus-
H. Irving Todd. Hamden; W. Wan ed by uric acid irritation. Jud Salts
ren Davis, Norwich; M. L. Russell. is splendid for kidneys and causes no
Ellington. bad effects whatever.
The club voted to recommend to Here you have 8' pleasant, efferves-
the National Association the ap- cent lllhin‘water drink, which quickly
pointment of Professor McLane, of relieves bladder trouble.
Amherst College, to' be an otllcidl "
wuii,
\
before being made. tip. No other collars selling at 2-for-
a quarter are pure linen that we know—that's why no
othcrIfecls so smooth and wears so long. I ' l
. Sixteen clever shapes of Barker collars are now here.
at. special price. All of these are pure linen except th
madras and the soft summery collars. .\ll of them are
selling now. just‘to gain friends. at
600} ONE-HALF DOZEN.
Barker men will know the size of the opportunity.
'.-\ll men will he paid for getting acquainted.
"lulu of Main Street Door.
The iaunty hats . "'
are. proper companions for the smart and sprightly suits ..
that are winning friends so fast. .
. There's an air about them that. is youthful. They are
bright, whatever color may be; and right in time with l
the life and briwhtncss of the coming: Springtime.
Soldier and sailor have joined in inspiring them: they 4
just him over with pleasant sauciness. ,
Women’s coats; warm and
u
. f all ages and for rownu s *
._., i the duties of his office, of his unques- ran 0 g P . . . . . , ‘ 0
Among the out-of-town guests being I tionnble integrity, and their belief that :di-iiliillypfiglle‘lieontifii? iroihtlfnadbog‘; 22“” 13265: :t ‘22:? Sighted“: A“! BRCMCHE GONE! / small-DrlCEd
. ..t rt t the Cl‘iford Hotel, are the itl us of Norwalk would view the e e w m or
m e stood a l e W membership. The report of the RllB wMBAGO AWAY Coats that are as warm as toast and very good—look—
:Emest W. Tones, and family, who
. are well-known locally.
—8boulder Lamb 120. lb. N. Y. Mkt.
"What's the mutter with the list-
displacement of Judge Lockwood as a
‘ regrettable occurrence. '
Attorney Leo Davis' candidacy was
1 supported by‘Judge Tammany and At-
torney Cuneo. Both spoke of Mr. Dn~
lviis' especial fitness, and their belief
', ly the matter is that ht~
,j afraid 'of you,
” as he would like, therefore, to I’uvllalwanung in judicial characteristics.
let‘s?" asks Samuel Hopkins Adams in his ability to treat matters coming
in this morning's New York Tribune, before him with intelligence "and im-
referrlng to the retailers, “Apparent- partiallty.
iuld like to Mr. Cuneo criticised Judge Lock-
lio honest. but doesn't l; a dare. He's wood's conduct towards attorneys ap-
gentle .nd general pearing before him as severe.
reader. Somehow he has KOt firmli'l Judge Tammany said he believed
1 and inside his hskthst you insist on : Judge Lockwood to be of the highest
having a fake label inside yours. Much , personal, integrity, but thought. him
hid 89°81‘9th sud 068” selling 3““; more of on sdvocate titan s llldsellnd
about velour! imported from Nevu'k. lacking the mm: of human kindness. I
the “California Fig Syrup Company."
Great
Sensation Sale
'ON ALL _
HOUSEHOLD ooooe
. new AND sanctum—mun.
MLGUTKOWSKY.
Phone'ats. 37 NORTH MAIN ET.
I
‘ For Up-tmlato Servlcs Cull
. Fred H. annuity,
Funeral Director and Embslmsv"
treasurer, R. E. Russell. showed the
club to be in a. good financial condl
tion. .-
Following liinche'ttn, Professor Carl .
Musser, of the Connecticut Agricultur'
RubPain from Back With Small Trial
V Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oil."
Ah! Pain is gone!
Quicklyf—Yes. Almost instant re
at College, spoke on ”Breeding and
Feeding Cattle."
.A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no “difference whether
your order coils for a dollar's worth
or n hundred dollars in Funeral de-
signs, Wedding bouquets. Cut mow-
ers, or plants. I. can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors ln'lfftinerm designs.
Come and make your'own selection
from our Album of'Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making Fu-
'. norsl designs or ,piio‘ducing any am-
_lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbing
with “St, Jacobs Oil.” '
Rub this soothing. penetrating oll
right‘on your painful back, and llkr
magic. relief comes. "St. Jacobs 011'
is a harmless backache, lumbagosnt.
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten upi‘ Quit complaining!
Stopihose torturous “stitches." .In a
moment you will forget that you ever
had s weak back. because it won't hurt '
iiig—now at newly—low prices. -
Some of fancy woolen coatings. many of those fin-like
fabrics such as Hindu lynx and Arabian lamb.
Conservativestylcs, graceful lines, finely tailored. .-
At lower price solely because it is clearance time
here. .
Coats lately $7.50 and Show. ..........—.
Coats lately $i2.5o and $i5.oo $7.50 .
Coats lately $18.00 and $20.00 . ._ . .. $xo.oo - . _
- Second Floor.
. Country Club Skirts I
will hold friendship of the young women who are not yet
ready to abandon the closp‘fittine styles that have great
advantage of being trim and healthful. . ‘
They are cut close. have a graceful swing. are finish- '
ed at bottom with wide cuff. " .
. You will sec. them in some rf the prettiest r the
new Spring suits. ‘ . ‘
$5.00
t. in, 1., and British derbies- smuggled --.- ..-.._..__._.- . . . _ . ., , , . , , . _ . .
“ across the Harlem from ”Hum. .mouca, ‘Junlt «unintendedfor OM;'I'":° “:0?“ ' ount‘of out flow.9rs.al‘k~- . .1 . or be stiff or lame. Den’t suffer! Get » ‘ _ . . . .
Conn; he can‘t nnlto‘brln.: alimento Without Enron, should be telephoned; . , , no n0. , . . . ‘ . $0an or“. .t s small trial, bottle of ' old, honest 577,, or .. .. G d C ‘
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