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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 21, 1902 · page 6

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In 9l'l’e' op 'then‘i'
women hould take advert.

. rllpblle power of this
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Ides the whole .physlpal system.
by correcting digestion and regu-

11" tilting the nerves. it insuressound 1’s;

8 {rennin sloop. In every cites. o: sick

”'13 Gallery (tiles: when 13mg:
Brilliance vb use so
Mrsp Mary M Myers BnItI~

more. th0, saved by Palnes Celery
. Compound after the failures of obs!

‘ f physicians gratefuIlyI writes as fol-

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“i suit ed for eIght years with nei‘
s prostratlonzand the general debit
' women. and had such
"y back that I could not get
6 house. I used several rem
.. consulted sovsIal of the best
it without obta nlng any re
sl'ne's Celery‘Compound roster.
ed inc to health. -
‘ also want to say to on mothers
that 'I Rained~ Celery Compound is a
Illicine for their IIchIIildIren '

 

it?“ I, Ifih present: Bounces Interests Neces-

' It...” sowed the
(thongs at an , .

 

.~ numerous ”and varied.

. a cool Hart's.
J 518%; as the first president of.

them His Leaving Bridgeport.

7 .7 salooaPoRa‘ June 215.011 ac

[count of the nature and location of
his many business Interests which

3 rcaulrs that his residence should be

’at some point much nearer New York
than Bridgeport. Colonel Nathan H
Heft will leave this city soon His
handsome 'h'onie at- the comer
Black Rock and Park avenues is now
ItoIr 13.83181. .

 

. Upon l l Bridgeport Colonel

Heft will temporarily make his home
at a New York hotel, unless s can
ilnd in the viclnity of New ork a

 

‘ place suitable to 'h‘i'i'n'.‘ As yet he has

not found the place which he desires
Colonel Hell's: business interests are
He is chief of
the electrical department of the N. Y.
N. H & H. Railroad Company, presl

'- dent of the- Meridian Street Railway

Company. president of the Stamford
Street Railway Company; is Interested
in other electric railways is the pro

.I‘ priet'or of an oil factory at Easto‘n PAS.

and has large holdings in Colorado
mining properties.

There is hardly another citizen of
Ilrldgeport whose removal would be
a matter of as much interest as Col»
He first came hcie in
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_ _, . many, which
to fly been organized to build
to all electric 'street railway

011
~ in athis bicitynnd its suburbs. , Thefirood
' d . .

- does not want, to do but cannot do

pres ' alley or the
Gillfilflhe employ
ompany as the chin!

 

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. Igékwood a Brainnrd which it is Z
mongol. may amount to $1, 600 has not ' .
been paid yet, and there is a bill‘ oi‘
$100 for postage other than the gill“ .

e . I
wages sot the additional Capitol om.»

 

 

Of'

.0! opinion on the feasibility of pre-

 
 
 

or the electricalrdepartment an omce .

lord. Del sa'ya:
. : ed my, boys life. He began just like
‘ . , the one We lost with croup. Wags vs

rill
' our! For sale by‘ R. H. Plalsted Inda

COL... AVNQH AGAIN REMANDED.‘

' '~ I'Ly‘hch. memo or. parliament. elect tor
IGnlway and formerly oi Mths Boer are

soon at the 'Bow street police court to-
day and was again remunded until ,-
sumo 24,.witncsses in the case not hav-
This saw landed. , .

15.; the ‘8
tionai con

stiv, clerk,

23:5o

IhaplaIn south.
lonel schuize and Miss

i=Wick's for plan of house,

Individual transportation of
deloslates,

Tots 513,448 27
In addition to the amounts paid
above for tbsnsportation of members

mpho’ies The printing 1:111 0: Case

mentioned in the show: table.

ployees ivho were engaged by Comp
trollcr'Cliamberiain tor .the entire see-

11 are paid at the rate of, $15 a week

lien or the General Assembly are
paid "

pauses of the constitutional conven-
tion the sum or $2. 600 to be paid Ste
nographesCogsweli for two trans-
cript‘s oth 3 notes of the proceedings.
This do the amount of the appropria-

which the comptroller cannot exceed
but It is more than likely that Air
Cogswéll’s bill will not quite equal
that amount: it run. it is th'ouiz'ht
be $100 or $900 less: Mr Cogsweli Is
hard at werk at the mascot time
transcribing his notes and when he
deliveis one copy he will be paid the
first installment: If as it is thought.
the delegates to the convention will
be paid at the rate of $300 for the sos
skin, the expenses wiiI be increased by
the sum 0: $50M“
The foregoing.“

expenses or the qot'i
ticn 11p $323133}.

SURERI E- FCIBIBECRETARY. .
And it Premium to be I Bitter one for
Mr. Chamberlain.

I.ONDON June 21.-A hitter sur-
prise awaits the colonial secretary,
Joseph Chamberlain. in connection
with his approachinp conference with
the colonial premiers, who are now
in' London for the purpose of attending
the ceronalion at King Edward.- For
months the government has been urg-
lug parlidment not to express any kind

 
 

a will hriliz the
s'itutlonnl conven-

 

tentisII trade with- tho colonies .and
when Introducinymeasures tending to
such an and it has worded on! discus
also on the ground that it would not
be fair! to do or say anything until the
colonial premiers had a chance to an
houses their views on the a11b1ect.ln
short the government‘s whole imperial
policy has been waiting in the balance
until the premiere had gathered to-
gether. Unfortunately for the gov‘
crnm’ént the premiere had already
piactically come to a decision th

they would refuse to make any sugge

tions until. the imperial government
puts mflvard Its wn intentions. That
is exhétly whil the cabinet not only

Ilie'n‘ce’ it perfectly tame and l'utlie and-
log may be safely prophesied £01 the
much a‘dvo 'a'ed conference with the
colonial “ .

SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. ..
Mrs. £6pr 11.. Hubbard. of hill
“Brazilian Balm say

 

Iiomia few. dosesl‘. He (in

(My are“ péd
seep; and was all ri El: 11

t In the mor-
H.Bax or.

“a. -.-' ‘

'LoNb nos, moo Zl.—-—.-;Coi Arthur

treason. was brough t on re-

 

 

s’l toil the oopstit i'on submit» '
' t cod!

'2 £3333 'i
onion. asst.cierk.1o'."“'

 
 
 
 

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,I.II01I)0 '
8,812.86 .

the {311.61 of 375 Is still unpaid to’ railroad

.ion of the constitutional convention '
Iampllntdd to 34.800.Tl1ess employees .

wlilch was less than the rote at which .
CapitIoi employee's engaged for the ass .1;

rd... Is also to be added to the ex ... '

tiou made by the convention and '

 
 

I. Iord New mpshire W. A. Walker,

 
 
 

 

SlottefI ro‘m M sGeorgle Bryan,»
‘: IIro'i ol‘heSocia , " "nil

lode! loitowon.lae ,1.vo lo
instills lIasanot tabs In I If” their 9133.13
, anoint. fl"u yin sumptl 1pm Phyfilfllll mghnesb and periodic
cults girl's aInst. budding in to womanhood shoal d. be carefully
'Ipallynswsi .u morally. . .. . In
yoult owo any your: lady wk 11 need moth ly
Eu- to rite to M3151; Pinkliaqut lfy’oil‘.” Mitts. ‘wl'io «Jill
wines is files free room a: som'co ofiiknow iwliiob. "Boun-
Innuendo the country. Do not hesitate about stating details
Which ode. may not. like to talk about, and whinh are
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“I can heni‘tlly recommend Lydia Er Pinklmm's Vegetable

 

 
 
 
 

compound to all 'ouug girls, for I have used it myself with the best at
res

. “Lasts r s very much run down and was advised to try it,
WhichI I (ii; was most pleased with its results. The monthly
aches ahd pains '_ . common. wmueu, especially (listiessing' 111 my case

 
 

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din Ill liiklmm‘ ii Vegetable Conipoumh and
on hand to help me over sick days. "

.. HowIMrs. Plnkhsm Helped Fannie Kumpe.

First Letter., ‘4

s “balm Mus. Mummy-I WI‘IIL' Iior advice in 1cgnrd to my case.
Manatriiatioh I been coming twice In each month and I have such
pains ill m 1.339 and limbs and womb, and such hot flushes that it
seems as t roman Would burn 1111.1 111ch 11nd doctms treat mo but;
they have done me 110 good. Can you help me " ” — Miss FANNIE Hours,
1922 Chester St., Little Rock, A1k.(Sept. 10,1900.)

Second utter. .r '

“Dun III _P1uxm:——I feel it is my duty to write and till! you
of the benefit have dcriVed from your advice and the use of Lydia E.
Plnkham's Veli table Compound. The ins in my back and womb
have all left me and my menstrual tmub c is correct t.cd I am very
thankful for the good adv 'oe you gm 1- me, and I shall rcctimmend you!
medicine to; All who i ‘r from female weakness. ”——Miss Emma
Kmart, 1992 Chester Sh; Little Rock Ark. (Dec. 16,1000.)

0 s to uto rofltb thee: riences of those
womor'illyus I. My fidflhey avers cIlmd ofptyrou'bles, just so
surely w II P nkham' s yVegetable Compound euro every
woman in the yland Whosnffors from womb troubles. inflammation
of the ovarlosplildne‘y troubles. nervous cxc ltubility, nervous pros-
tratlomfld on forms of woman's special It.

lesbianism.-

R WA! AIL!) —- W's havedcp'ositod with fheNatlonsI Cit

whlc will hopaid to anypa 11 than llnd that the Igor

1:1“ ”genuine. the writer's speoinl per~
nine '00.. Liam! nu.

or woo up short before oblaluo‘fi

Lydia It l'loltham I
A. o. '11. bl. comm-Hess oHosEN.

Vermont and New Hampshire In One
»' Jurisdiction.
PORTLAND, Ore, Juno 21.-—The 811
promo Lodge A.0 . 0.U 'W. before ad
journ'lnent last Wight selected the fol~
touring committee's:
' Finance Committee—W. W. Wilson.
Michigan; Hi B. Dioklnggn, New IYo1k;
88 Paid r,;Arks"ns
law so itt’eeé—W S. Robson Tex~
W-M amine, Oregon; W‘Jj‘ Wal-

were uninjured.
now always

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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LOOKS LIKE A SUICIDE CLUB. ,

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‘1
Morlden stirred Up Overs
. - Series of Salt-Murders. '
A Meriden special to the New York
Sun says: - I
”The cuisine. to- day, of William Me:
‘ Govern was the eighth successlve sili-

is the belief hole thatla suicide club
exists. Charles N.I Blake. 'a merchant

in“ rapid succession. came John Dong;

lathamHNebras «1‘.

Degree of Honor Advisory Commit
too-W. H. Barnes. California. W. A.
Williams, Missouri; II. E. McNutt
South 'Dakota . I:

I‘Vital- Stntlci'an—A P. Riddle, Ken

1} Board of 'AI‘WAthlI-J. E; Riggs.
Kans'aa; .I. G. .Tate Colorado; H. 0.
Sessions South Dakota: J C Blok-

New York hotel:

self. and Thomas Hart. whb took parts
green. "
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ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPBIA.

 

 
 

Del" says:
dyspepsia.' -Used':II'
freeze and belching
i could bear or, bu
till I took Brazilian 1n,- and choral
cent bottle cured me eomplwetely"

 

laconslrh J, ,.
meat, M nnesm

 

 

 
 

'Itht J Imp dildo
. iii the only

 
 

.. case ‘tbati 'llt

. 20 years Member oi:

 

[Strange I.

cidc In this city in as many Weeks. it.

and clubman was the first. Following.

lace, eases lass Adam Kauflman who blew his
“WWI“ Comml Isak E: “kn“??? head off with a dynsmite cartridge; .
Mum” S. 3 m on M y, ' ' Frank Wood who took‘ poisoni in In

no». Franklin Bush or New Gating '
"I suitered for years with j
to have great dis; , ,
colon everything ‘ .1
thing helped me

 
 

1 a who}. .
. 0:14 ‘9: this'p 9%;pr
on" that there! It IIII

on'e dreaded disease that science
“I. Ill 11“.“ {wag
sing a

The
pleasedlo

'Ilvs' care “If
niedlcai fraternity. Cdtarr
constitptliinai discus, re"f

“ti 0 treatment .
an: N" 933% undo.
e so

N .u
(I otly. u
cous' surfaces oi ' Fl theta;
by destroying. uthe “mood! 5n
the disease llvln

tisntmstrlensth by i; iicliI‘ttImiIi'mI tile
on 11 n s s as 11 c
“all! mar K‘I‘b :III'O Illetorshavlis'o
much faith in amount Vs porters. that

they otter iml nor (1 no ms for any
311. to c a. Bond or list

 
 

of testimonials. " .
'11. Address,F ,‘J

1‘ Sold by Driiggists,75c. .
IHall’s Family Pills are the best.

maximum! is 00.,
Toledo, 0.

 

Head 133’.

By 6611'. elicits.
Incunced the most sumptuous a

In the IIIIIIte‘d Stagesi.‘ Contain
or 11 page at o rnmro
tram, reproduced right do soot p 'ilitI
logs in the White House, the 'Con

' ionsl Library, the Ca itoi Buildindfand
the Col-cores Art Ga I'r'y, or Washing‘ ‘

Contains Department bl Autogra h
Letters showing an alli'gkréph iott
of each President of the nited States.
and Department of Armorial Bearings”

and Genealogical Notes: These two

features have never before appeared
in any book ever iss‘ued.’

g Both President McKinley and Well
dent Roosevelt posed' specially in the

_ ”White House (or their portraits to be

used only and exclusively in this work
This is the greatest honor overton-

In this country. This work réaocto
credit upon the Nation. . Every patrio
tic American. citizen“ will‘ bby i.t
Sells at sight. Smell fortunes
being made by WW and worm
and large .fortniteii‘ will he
made on this publicationIIwithin the
next three years. High class men and
Women employedonwommisslon or
part salary andmartvcommisslonr-‘I up
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager

. ‘wantsd to open small oiilce at home or

in home town, to have charge of so
cute and correspondence. look ‘altsr
the advertising and‘ other work
(Write for terms and alrcuiarsiII Ad
res

TnncconrlNBmIdIIngsss
‘ orcoran ui p its
U” Tren'shry p.98 ..

Washington. 13’. c.

 

Tons IN FIRE INSURANCE
first '

Are you insured in a strong
company that Is "contingration

1 proof"?
Second

Is your policy correctly writ
ten by an experienced agency?

The experience. of a quarterror a
century lag, at_.your servioerIi Ii 1". I I
#1603 M; LAYTON.
”Flu-o. Insurance

,~‘..

5 Railroad Place 80.! "Walk.

 

Fl .9, Insurance

soon. to be- about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality
There are as ‘ma’ay grades“ or issue
slide as there are 'I‘of merchandise
You‘ are undoubtedly paying for tire
host .qtlality; are you oldtsfpure you
aw this it? Better to know now
than after the lite. r Our attach years'
“polishes on the subje’ct have fitted
on to do this well. .

 

 
 
 

 
 

1m. ,
Plumbing and Steam Heat

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3M '.
STOVES AND RANGER.

SLATE AND TIN ~ROOFING.
"Gerald Btesfi’mttiht

For sale by R. H. Pleistsd and F. N Ia"? ka’WI' ”.le

lists you saunas ..
H M O

taxman. Not only want the quality

also. his one with no you “in

Imotnusnctionlnoverybltofooal :_r

 

Willi”. ‘II

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"The hook...oi tlie‘
éGmWOnor. . ..

n one Pro" I .I
”SI him . 87 WASHINGTON eraser

II
n'ilicently beautitul book ersr is 1193

 
 

(erred on any pubiicatibn ever issued ‘

TWO IMPORTANT FIG-i

Taylor A boldon.

William Smith. who. I
did' the same thing in a Waterbury ‘ '
hotel; Peter McGuire. 'who shot hinr~ =

"Whoa manure”! m “atom-i I

Ilht but the county as well. When : .

locum orders with as and m _

That tel“ real or soon "mill
paper. People who know [oodkumity
come here for wbnt they want. They
say they like our designs and Ibo col-
derinx. " ‘ ' '" H ‘ " '

CUB DIIPLAV HAGKQ
PRESENT A GOOD VIEW.

"5 You can tell now It will look on"
. your with. All, MIC”. or paper are

here for your inspection: ~ 'cI
towerssuwe- .

AR‘I‘ls'l's' MATIEB'IAL0.' I ,
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. I
WINDOW SH'ADEIB.

order.
ROOMI MOULDING
. to moon onurIWali Papers. "
PICTURE FRAMING.

We make It on art. ‘

DECKER

iii'l

 

 

 

IISoutIh IiiorMIk. "I:

 
 
 

lephone Conngptloh.I =..

 

Junia Bro."
”Painter and In of lingo.

 
 
 

-'1 1.

 
 

 

' £3.15 “‘dii mtz l'cm'
a air. ,9 s. ‘
’ as long sorcerer some '1an

 

face as machinery mixed." no
house of Will! Stevens Ind 01
Stephen Wilo‘o. both oh Bolitll
.MaI-in street, were painted by nib
lnthis manner ozarlolou’n ”It's

9' m .
, Your. house will. stand as we
“it I paint it. allies. 5) 8611“

Main strset.‘ "My reelection.“
Elm Grove guest;

AFl h' _
Valve. . , .,

" Noiselses. closes. without Jar or m
tor hammer. Has no tank.

THE IDEAL

VOLUMETER PBESBUBII- "all
LATINO FLLIBH VALVEI

A soil: adjusting pressure. regular",
applied to a Flush Valve ope‘rabsid by
direct pressure; Disobarges the an.
amount or water in the same length of
tuna regardless oi the head or pro}
8 iii-e in 'ss'fivlc's bios

Ste ’it in operands in our display

[innit II b

till. littlli lIiIli iiiiiWiilSimls

Niiwaii Piiiiig

NO. '40 WATER STREET.

SIOIIIJTH NORWALK, 0T. 1

SOLOMON SCAM Manager

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

and Refinish-druid: "

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Aiinéfirhrbfiz'rfid < '

 

 

Any, size. make or thickness, to _

Willis

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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