,tbn It! be Taken
ARTFORD, Conn” Fellllluly 7—»
thtllc pounding OI the speakers
? . Ml in the House at noon yesterday.
ill the week' a sessions of tho (len-
. mbly. there came to an end
'rh 'ost week of business that old
stars remember In recent years.
0 the whole number of bills. peti-
' . ’ and resolutions entered on the
Clfl'k's books within the last day for
Muses was not equal to thc number
presented two years ago tin- fact that
i one week less was set aside to rIecIcIv
. them made the final Iusn IIeavicI than
ov'sr before. For two hours each day
hills rained on the ulcr‘il s desk.
stumping it with all salts and condi-
, flops of proposed new legislation
Naturally the Waterbury strike sit.
- nation received a good share of at-
teiltion in Hartford this week. and a
grist of new Iawu was proposed to lit
the actual or imagined conditions when
the state militia has to be called out.
One of them called for a special com-
mittee to investigate the situation on
the part of the assembly. but his was
promptly killed in the House. not. how—
ever, without some lively debate. Mr.
‘ Cross, of Waterbury, said that a smell-
, ng" committee would not be received
Ith any favor by Waterbury people.
One 3;“ strike bill, proposed by Mr.
. Hubb d. of Litchfleld. provided that
”lien or the militia is called out the
-- , or city protected should pay the
instead of the state. Another bill,
. ed to remodel the state riot. laws,
vo the mayors of cities the light to
.olose saloons during public trouble and
and also made it. mandatory on all
. sheriffs to close saloons whenever
realled‘out to stop trouble. If this bill
became law all saloons will have to
close during riots.
In this connection the organization
(It the militia came up in sevelui new
measures. One proposes that no re-
giment may be disbanded without the
permissionoi' the residents of the coun-
ty.“ district interested. Another re-
organizes the militia along county
lines.
Another. raises a “coast artillery."
', Wrond measures were among the
«most important of the new business
littered this week. The Connecticut
Western Road asked for the right to
cross the east Granby farm. made in-
mous by thegrcet fight two years ago
in which the Connecticut Western Inst.
As the Connecticut Western has in—
eorpornted a smaller company known
as the “short line" road for the pur-
‘ .pose of crossing the disputed land. the
billfoflered by Senator Woodrutl yes-
,Iter‘day making it possible for any rail.
, road company "not specially char-Icu-Il
by“ the Assembly" , to take land IInch
Janine-at. domain. shows that the old
flight is to be renewed if along IIoIcl
. “lines. One more bill that will receive
:‘lhhlltlh attentldn provides that no com-
pany can incorporate to build raiir-o .ltls
‘lthout special charter. a measure evi<
., 90W limedst the incorporation un-
glder' the railroad law of such a com—
‘Imyu the recently organized as tho
"Hartford Middletown to New Haven
, third rail line backed by Boston inter-
that the grist of new bills is
' ‘legislature wil settle down to
whard work of the seas on. The evident
desire of the leaders of the Assembly
. .thls year to cut down the number of
given up to business Is likely to
fruit in an early adjournment.
Already several of the committees are
Well under way with their repmts
bid as Friday are hereafter to be giv
on up to hearing it is expected that
Mains: will go ahead now with a
h.
., Mr. Banks. leadel of the House yol-
.‘. tordsy stated that there would probably
be only two session days next week.
on. Thursday is Lincoln's birthday but
this will he the only let up in a vig-
prosecution of legislature busi-
near his! r. .
. gweck a number oi Int-I
~‘c . lttee hearing will be
”HI? dl‘ciary committee will sit
.. Wednesday and the rail-
ll. tad" will take up Connecti-
sat L hung and Power company mat~
‘ .‘,Torrington Seymour and
‘Wobilbnry and Bristol.
.I ‘ouro PARTNERSOUARRELED
'. . > Was Wounded Three Times. but
Shrew L'lnhtod Lamp at Antagonist.
RONTO, Ont.. Feb. 7.—Walter
9 “(Louis Goldschmldt. part-
_ tailoring business quarreled
. and Romaine made insulting
I about Goldsmith' a wife. who
‘ ‘ Goldsmith grabbed up
ht shears and started (or Rs-
Mt the latter pulled a revolv-
. .g t roe shots at Goldsmith
oil It eitect. Romaine es-
.ru min by a policeman
«hack to the shop Gold-
wounded unto death setsed a
throw it at side.
. setting fire ‘to the
The names were extinguished
.‘Inudh, amaze.“ 'Gdldinltn
to the hospital and Maine
two-omen in the place were
In. 80th man are nurses.
calm hero recently from
I! .
llDzMC‘N DUNN.
I I
.:
«v2
4 ('1‘
. ‘l
A Sack of this Flour
~Pillsbury’s Best Flour—will
make whiter bread and more
of it than will a sack of the
same. size of ordinary flour.
..,..,. .. ._. ..
CHURCH SERVICES IN
NORWAlK SUNDAY
METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. Won'ol'd ’l‘. Duncan. pllstor.~
7:30 a. m.. class IIIcctIIIg; 10:30 II. Ill..
sI-I'Inon. "A Prophet's Mcssagc;" t'llllll~
at 12 Ill.;
It‘ll». Miss Ethel llyxbec leullol'.
Song scl'vicc at 0:45: at 7 tbc pastor
will prcncb on Christ's Healing of tin-
Man Sick oi the l’ulsy. A cordial ill-
vlllition la cxtcllllcd to all.
with us lllltl we will go thou good."
MISSIONS.
South Nol'u‘illk Mission»—Regular
St'H'lt‘t' toIIIoI'I'ow afternoon at
o'clock. Sil'allgcl's art- cxpcctcd t'rolll
llal'lI-II :IIIII otllcr IIllIccs. Come and
I‘t‘ll'ii talk. “The “mm" 1:: m.. Sunday . . . Ii ‘. '_ lI‘- ”I I' y”
school and MI-n‘s IlIbIc class: II p. m.. I‘llJO) 1‘“ “‘“M' ”w" ""5 “‘ '
I'oung l’coplc‘s meeting: 7 II. III. rlf-l'- ”m“-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Sclcncc h‘ocicty.
Norwalk~—~llcglllar Sunday lliIl‘Vlt't' ill
lilo Reading Room. Masonic building
.'I7 Wull Hll‘NIl. at :I l). m.: testimonial
Int-cling. \\'cdncsday evening at H II
III. 'i‘o both sol-vices the public is
cordially invited.
IIIcII. "’I‘llc Sin of Lot. the Man Will)
chi too Ncnl'." l’l'cludc. "'l‘IIc Strikc
Ill \l‘lltI-I'Illll’y.” Special music for the
day will bc: Morning. llIItlIcnI. "Jl-sus
Thou Art Standiugf’ solo. Miss Rood:
cvcning. uIItIIcIII. “0 Lamb of tlod;"
anthem. ”Must Jesus Bear the (‘ross
Alonc:" solo. Mrs. Eaton; IIIItIIcIII.
"Rock of Ages.”
Norwalk M. It). Church. Rev. l K.
Moore. pastor—Morning prayer ser-
vicc at 10:30: Sunday school and noon
class. at 12 m.: Epworth Leaguc ser-
vico at 6:30 p. m.: evening service.
with sermon. 7:30. Music for the day:
Anthem, “0 That I Had Wings." Swin-
toII; solo for bass. “The Hills of God."
Nevin: (Iloria Patrl. Holden; anthem,
“The Radiant Mom Has Passed Away."
TI II. nI.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
German Evangelical Church. (lharlcs
1.
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'cItIck.
Swedish Congregational Church.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain IlIIcaII~
cd for at the following bostofllccs for
Woodward' quartettey "The Blood-
'.., a .. tho i'Ill‘l‘l'Ill wcck:
bolug‘liiéhhieégmzelx. ‘iiiimbsnt‘hurch T South NorwaIk—(iiovanni Ilozzo. 5
II McCoIIIIeII I.....i...1_;n"n" m III-av: Wood Hireci. Lawrence Ilrcnnan.
H. and mm“: scrvlcc' 19.1‘0 gilndllv Ralph (Illlund. William Iloyt_ .Ir.. Mrs.
’ “ " “"- ~ ...‘ ....l ,‘ . I)”
school: 6230, Christian Endeavor: 7:30 MI“) I" “H“ “_ ‘JI- Hans J‘ '1’“ "3]"
pl'cllching by pastor. Weekly Incet- “asblngton stlcet. Johan Ixrnblick.
Foilario Natnllnl, Mrs. .lulcz Richard.
llcing an Angel. Quartets. Como My
Soul Thou Must be Waking. Buck;
Therc is a Holy City. Shelley; 12 m..
Bible school. Lamont. Jennings and
NEW YORK Feb 7- Iiylon \V.
Wintcls. for seven yours lll cliargc of
‘ -v ‘ ._ :3 . ..
$2:;):}llngviggflué‘“91:8,:11: 3.13mi: tIIc customs bIIIcIIII house, was arrest-
"God WilIethWIIosocch‘ Will': cII today on II cIIaIgc of cmbczzling‘.
quartet. Hear. O Lord. Watson: con-
ll'alto solo. Trusting I Call. Jordan:
(‘llOll‘ hymn, Abundantly Able to Save.
P. P. Bliss. Next Thursday ovcning.
The Passion Play of 1900——A Discor-
dunt Note by SaIIlIIcl Itlcllards chd.
TIII- :IIIcgcd tllcft is over
tIIc lInIc cxtcnds over scvcn years.
('tillt't‘llli‘ Stl'aIIIIIIan was tllc complain-
ant. Wlntcrs was held III silicon ball
by Commissioner Shiclds for trial ex-
lamination being naived.
Esq.
I "m.-- ,
First Congregational (‘IIIIrI ll I
‘reorge i). Egbert. pastor—Morning The Business Directory will be found
I” Page 7 today.
I WILL ENCIRCLE THE EARTH.
. LONDON. lv‘cb. 7.—’l‘hc loans to
day granted thc Marconi (‘onipanv
bow to so amend Its memorandum of
association us to enable It to cope. with
service ill. 10:30. Pleat-hing by the
pastor; Sunday school :It I2tiI'I: cvclr
lug service at 7:30. The fourth III illeI
series of "Burning Qucstlons." “Will
tbc Devil Help You ()IIt-" Monthly
mceting of the L. B. A. Wednesday at
3. Addrcss by Miss Emerson of the; .. .
American Missionary Association. . what co'lillscl described as potential-
Young pooplv's Swap“. meeting» lilIIs bcyond the dreams of science."
. In support. of the application counsel
casually IIIclItiolch tlIIIt Marconi cx~
pcltcd shortly to encircle. the earth
with wireless messages and hoped to
Andantc Sostenunto from third Sona- "I’llli‘ his system to hunting. traction
”I. Merkcl '(los Is a Spilit llenllett' ‘ and to publishing daily newspapers on
“Thc Lost SIIcep.‘ .loIdan; soprano WWII ship
solo. “(‘omo l'nto Mc." Handel; post- “ '“"'"
Iudc. l’l‘ollltlt‘ and Fugue in IQ minor. I
Bach. Evening: Prelude, Rhapso-
die on Breton Melodies. St. Snens;
Magliiflcat In E flat. Parker: bass solo. I
"The Shadows of the Cross.’ Balri.
postlude. t‘on Inoto from 19th Sonata
Rbcinbcrger.
Thursday evening at 7:30; pl'uyur scr-
icc of the church. Thursday at ii; talks ‘.
about ibc illblc. “Zachariah and His.
Vision." MIIsIc_ morning. Prelude.
It Is astonishing how far a few fcIII~
Ininc tours will go with a man.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church. D. '1‘. Van Dori-
en. pastor.-—Pl'a_ver scrvlcc. I0 n. m.: ILaXaROIa forwomen:
church service. 10:30; Sunday school I LAXAKOLA I. . “up. “a safe remed
12:00: Young People's meeting. 6:80; I to use during all conditions or healtbo!
_ , n.. . . I women. whenever they require a mild and
"”900th service. 1.30. 'lhursday 0‘ cihclent laxative and tonic. and is Invalu~
cnlIIg prayer meeting. 7:30. able insulating to relieve obstructions.
EPlSCOPAL which othicrniscurouid. lead to more or less;
' , (\l‘t't‘. a or ncu- . .-
Trinity Episcopal Church. We“ “Lanzhou improves the complexion.
street and Falrileld avenue. Rev. Rom- brlshlena ill. eye. sharpen- ihc appetite.
Iqulcllens the circulation. removes mudd
“y F- ”“ml’hflps' ““tm‘flol‘ Con" and blotchcd condition or the urln an
munion. B a. m.: Sunday school. 9: 45 mm aid headache to . certainty b, n
a. m.: morning prayer and sermon. li mamas the claim
u. m. ev enlng service." I. 30 p. m. Spe- I p;tf°;°“h'::d:ghe:'l$l
cial muSIcal plogram first Sunday inI. wow...” of “I . . in and an” “up
eveI y month LAXAKOLA will lnvsrhbly bring relief
Grace ChIIrch—oMnttins. 10: 30 a. m.: -
Iand a speedy cars.
Processional Hymn 73. Haydn: Venite
in A flat Bacon. Te. Deum in E flat,
Woodward; .Iubilate in D. Woodward:
Hymn (85, Williams; .Hymn 410, Ebe- .
ling: ()l'rertory. The Sun Shall be no
More. Woodward: Recessional Hymn'
506, Gauntlett. Evansong. 4:15 p. m.: .
l’rocessional Hymn 73. Haydn: lv‘erlul
Versicles. ’I‘aiiis; Magnificat In F. gm: deal or good: it cleared up my com~
uloyd; Nunc Dimittis in F. Lloyd; ill?!” M!" the “slam!!!” hum; "or
Hymn 433, Reinagieu. Oilertory. Be .‘ n "'1“. you m A“.
Glad 0 Ye Righteous. Smart; Reces-
fronl chronic consti-
liousneu, dluians.
Box 838 Stougbton. Mass.
Received sample of LAKAXOLA and was
Iluch relieved of stoma h trouble hv it.
so damn a. Law v.rs
. Freeport. his.
[received youI couples! LAXAKOIA
and was vcrv thankful for it.
tlans Ou ht to Behave. Sunday .schoolI F. M. FINCH.
Bad breath, sour risings. a Sense of fullness after eati
are some of a
burn, no appetite and a loss of strength
are organs fail to
must endure whose stomach and d
the food they eat.
. K odlo
tion as they exist: in a
' “firs namtcroiyomtmlamublicdvlmut
_ t w nto .
and mascot”;
“"3
Loyal Workcl‘a' mcctlng at . '
"(.‘oiiic tllou
11]?»
Reading .Room opcII ‘
to tbc public each Ivcck day from 1: to:
A. Bruckcmlcl‘. I)iIst0I‘~-—Scl'vlccs cvery .
lll Ibc ‘
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT. .
monI-y belonging to the I'IIitl-ll States. I
38.000 and .
, I
i have used LAXAKOLA~snd dad that It .
is one of the v0“ best articles or its kind. I
ll 8. . F. WHITMARSH.
It dill men-
.bclching of heart'
5 mptoms rson
Igest andsgslmilate
If not cured comrrh of the stomach'is the limit. _
1 represents the natural juiceslof digoso
cloansos. purifies and sweeten; the stomach,
~....—.«
Bill Blocking Connecticut Western
Road introduced at Last Minute.
AN Imeoauav Move. . .... |
Il.‘\IlTr‘t)Itl.I, b‘t‘b. 7-~-An important
more In the New llnvl-II I'oIIIl~(‘olIlIl~I-ti-
cIlt Wcstcln light cIlIuc out In tIIc
It'lt'lliilt‘. ycstcrdalg ui ibc last minute
for Ilcw business. when a bill by bienn-
Iul' \Voolll‘llff. of New llIIIcII “liri lll'
lrllllIIc_ctI making it impossible
. :Itc nuluc at tho III-w Ialllolld company
‘ lIi()lIIlll'lill‘il by all!“ ollncl tlcllt \\’csl
I cI II fol ibc |llil|.(
tIlc old 'I‘IIIIfi'vllltnl-‘Ipllngiicld cxtcn
\ltlil. to hl‘t‘lllt' lights to pass ll\i'l' tIIc
. IIIlIloIIs blast (Iranby I'IlrIII. ’I‘bc
I‘lllli‘i "No real cntIlIc shall be takcu
I‘Illloui IIIII'III€:.I.iIIII oi‘ tIIc IIIII'tics IIIth'
oslcr llll'l't‘lil by any railroad conlpllny
\\llll‘li sIIIIII nol Ilan- rcccivcd its fran-
l'ol _
"i‘llc I-Iboii Linc itnilload. “ the cm pol- .
I
ot’ lilublng tIIIoIIIij
Ilill ..
IIIIsc in It spcclnl cbaricr grantcd by‘
'IIc (iclIclIII Asaclnbly."
is "’l‘IIc Short Linc"
is not incor-I
Iillilll'il by sIIIIcIIII franc-lilac. this blllfi
vi' IIIII-‘sIIIL will again block llll' long
fought out East til-allby ('Xll‘llivltlll. 'i‘llcb
III: II:II l‘ci'crclllc of this bill to thc
ii'IlI'ililil coIIIIIIIltcc was l-Ilallgcll to ill!“
Judiciary
lII chIcI‘III llll' biII lll'tlllllillH IIIc'
right to cIIIiIIcnI lloIIIaIII cxccpt tor
pcclally t-lllll'tclcd colnpullics.
.-\lItIllIt‘I' l‘flllllllltl biII IIIIIIIIII to IIIIIIlc
t lllillUHtillllt' for any corporation to
coIIsIIIIct or opI-I'utc a railroad without.
zil~l sccuring .‘l il'alII-Ilisc i'I'oIII
. ill-Iu-Inl .Itsscinbiy was also inIrodIII-cd
my the stcum Iond iIIth-cat.
'IIIIIIIsslbIc llII- I't'pl'l
"liIIllll‘lllltllI iln that ot‘ tIIc Hartford.
'.IiIlIIIctowII and .\'c\\' liilt‘t‘ll tIIird-I'uil
I'IIIIII.
.-\ bill by
illl‘
. IlIc slIIic militia IIi' Illc stoic from 3
I IIIonIIIs. AIIoIIIcI- bill by
lIIIIlck provider: that no l‘t‘gllllt‘lll now
I-xistani can In-
. \otc of tho i'csull‘llls oi' tlIc district.
A Ncw England protest against Ibc
Scllltitll'
Ill“ I'cgllldlllg lcllgtb of sci‘vicc of
bill by Scuato" .\'c_I to lIIIIcnd ibc pub-
oIliIIic slulute.» so that any factory Ils-
I'isc from its cIIIIInIIcys for IIIoI'c than
iIvc IIIIIIlItcs III .1 “Inc. on penalty of
rtoo tInc.
loan and strcnglb to the glands of III“
|~ioIIIIItlI liver and bowels that lll!‘
l\
Idocvilcd tonic rim-t upon the organ.
:intolv.cd and It lhcil use is contlllucd
fora few days tIIcrc will be no rclIlI'II
of tho tronblc. t'lilYtIi‘Il Pharmacy. "
ANNUAL SHOW 0F COLLIE CLUB.
j S'l‘AMl-‘ORD. Feb. 7: 'l‘ht-I first illi-
I Illzlll show of tbc t'oiiic (‘lub of AIIIIIII-
ca opcllcd at the armory
uItII I15 dogs bcIIc Ich.
began \csioldui IlfiI-IIIIIoII. It l2. .\lIII‘~
I-I\ of Iloston bciIII: ibc judgc III-
ycludcd iu tbc cvbibitinn arc scicral
Idogs roIII England and Scotland and
I't‘IoIII distant points in this coanilv
TIIc dogs :IIII IIivldcd into slum-n
IllssIIs illill four prizcs urc offcrcd in
each class. 'l‘IIc oilicers of tlic cIIIb
arc: I’IcsIIIIIIIL. Ilcan .llll‘l‘l‘lf‘. of
l’IIIIulIprlIln; vice-pi‘cslllcnt. J. I’ll-ll"
polIt Morgan. of New York; sI-crctuI-y.
W. t‘. IlIIIItcr. of IlaIrIsbIlrg. Pa. Many
of lllo dogs cntcl'cd III this show will
be platcd on cvlilbliion at tlIc \c\\
I Yolk SllOW which will op: II nc.\t Ivcck.
WORRY. CARE. GRIEF
ovcruolk of mind or body c\posulc.
loss of siccp. too much. too IitIIc t‘aod.
tbc wrong foodtlrur'uny of iilty causcs
may provokc an attack of l‘IIcIIInIIIIsuI.
kidncy troublc or goal. (In first signs
IlsII lll'. lIavid Kcnncily's ncw IIchi-
. cinc. (‘III-cura Solvent, and write to tbc
!(‘IlIcIlIa t‘olnpanv. Ilouliout N. I .for
a booklet and a free sample bottle.
HARTFORD COUNTY COMMISION
ERS.
II.”\ItIIt‘OIllI. I~‘cb. 7 Tim Ilarttord
County Republican Incmbcrs of the
Ocncial .-\seclnbly ilavc nominatcd
liobcrl A Pohttcn of Bristol. and Wil
I IIaIn Bailey. .of Hartford. for calm
ly conlmissionlcls Mr. Potter had no
IIIaI for his place. but thcrc was a
I contest ovcr tllc sl-I-ond (Inc. ”Charles
'R. Hathaway. ot' MunclnIsicr. tIIc prl-s-
. cnt commissioner bciIII.r a candidate for
I'cnolninatIoII. He Iccched 10 totes
and ML llailey 2‘2 .Iftcr foul tic ha!
I lots had bccil takcn
I
than any otheI discasc This Is dIIc
. to the. tllst'ilsv being so insidious that
. it gets a good hold on the system be-
fore it Is recognized. Foley's Kiducy
jClll‘e will prevent IIIc development of
1 fatal disease if taken In time. Sold at
I l'lalstcd's drug store. "
IST. LOUIS EXHIBIT APPROPRIA-
TION
HARTFORD Fob
7-The House
In
[your
. £1; .
l 31;" I A
w aura“ 2m 5-“:
J.
. ’0’
healthy stoninch. a
and;
lxldncy tomplnint kills mote pcoplcv
‘DANBURY BAKERS'
“ all drn "to? we go, committee on exposition reported ’zlv-
sional Hymn 573- Willcox. a tree not l: to" '1"le LAXA OLA 00.. I orably on a bill appropriating 8100.-
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. if “You 1x130. Ac 1'22. . "d 000 for II“. smm'. ‘ shnrc in the St
Advent Christian Church Van. Zandt E! i;1‘o5l cfii “MAI“ “P louls Exposition and recommending
street. East Norwalk. .l W Davis pas-l W the appointment of a commissioner for
tor-Morning discourse on How Chris- I‘a lolo Dr I two years with a salary of $1. 200 a
“it‘-
ll lliakcsI
itlon of such llI~I
I’IIttisoII llllli‘llllh‘
lll .
Scllatol' :
Iiiabllndcd without of
soil Ionl sIIIokI- llIIisIlncc t'tllllt' IIp III :I “
iug still. cool siIa'l not pcl'nlit smokc to.
is‘g‘soml‘msldgllgieglilifi‘cllas:nm;0itl£lg El." avenue. Miss Florence Smith. I TH E“ ExgypILL
I-hnrs' meeting. ' ' I N W“ m l E gblellg“;:‘i~ "8.211%”! llt'\\'itl'.~’ Lilllc Early IlisI-I's do out
t 'l iM.... 0.. 'l“.l .=:l'l .lm.w.l.? 11.....2',’ n ..
CONGREGATIONAL' . Hoyt. Mrs. l-lIIgb McCartln. Mrs. Amy my: him .“L‘f u N" If)” H“. III".'\.I
South Norwalk Congregational . .. . < . .~ r I‘ ‘ ”NV-‘4 I-“"“'“- “In.“ III1
(‘I ”h R“ P I’ll ., ql Mcnnenl, Miss Eliza r. MIIIIIII. l.. L. ,‘Iion and inactivc “WW bv “mm.”
"in” I» U' a“ ‘ Sm” all.l.l)tl. "ab: ”WT" ”l- N'qS‘m Shvlm'” IL”- W. H' Vlllll sccrcllolls moving I tllc bowel-If
lot. 1‘0...0 a. m.. selmon by the par.- Sloonm I2I. It. A. C. Smith Izll. John IWmh. ch “m; “mm . II "vi ' “.4.
lOI‘. lbll’ll‘llfll Llit‘; tillk it) “till‘ lOlk. \Vt't’il B. S KlPlTH p .‘l. ‘ .Idl‘ H III... II I
causc of the iIoIIbIc is IcInoch cntilc .
Those famous Iittlc pills cxclt :I.
yesterday ‘
'I‘Ile judging .
Don't \ oil: until your sufferings have
driven you to ticspair, with your nerves all
shattered and your courage gone.
llc -lp and happincss surely auaits you if you accept Mrs. Pinkllam’s
atlxicc. Iii cued- III Ikcs \Hililt II llt IIoIIs, illitablc and easily annoycll by
(IIIlIlrI II and lIoIIsclIoIII duties; sIIc -II \IoIlIc II “Pull the. counsel Illltl help
(If a \I'_:IIIIIIII \Ibo Illlllt‘ l‘SIillIlltl‘ tlIc pcc ullal tIollblcs of lIci sex :tllat
noIIIIII Is MIA. l’illklullll. \\lltI \\llli lIIII famous medicine. Lydia L.
I’iIIkbaIll’ s \cgctabic (onlpound. lIa\c II-stoIIII more sick and dis-
IoIIIuchI \IoIIIcII to III I.IIII and llappillcsa than any other one persml.
lltl' .IIIIIIcss ls l.y,IIII .‘i. or... and III-I adw c Is free. \\ Iitc today,do
not wait.
Will not the volumes of Icttcrs from women who have been
nlullc strong by Lydia ll. l’illltllanl’s \‘cgctablc. Compound con-
\‘incc otllcrs oi' the \‘irtllcs of this great Illctllcinc‘.’
When it medicine has bccn successful ill more than a million
cascs. Is it Justice to yourself to say, without trying it, “i do not.
A) H -
bclicvc it would llclp Illc .
Surcly you cannot wish to remain “oak and sick and dis-
couraged. exhausted “llll cacll day’s work. Ii‘ you have some do-
I'Imgcmcnt of thc i'cminluc orgmtimu try Lydia 1.}. l’inkllam’s
Vegetable ('ompouml. It will surcly liclp you.
Mrs. Emilie Scoring, 174 St. Ann’s Ave., New
York City, writes:
“ DEAR \le. PlNKllA‘i: ——ll “'Ullltll Iva are always. I 'i\l(‘ and depressed
and or rvous would tokc Lydia! l‘I. Pillkllfllll s
\ cgctublc (‘ onlpolultl tIII- \ c. ouIIi had it the Int-Iii-
cillc tllc_\ llt‘t'tl to bring tbcni to a molc c'lichfIl
{I aim: (Ii mind. I was it I rillly “on ic (l and do“ out! t.
and wastlllu aIIIl IIlooIllc as. My back lwlicti all tile
timc. no mattcl hon lluill i l'lil‘ll to forgct .it. or
change mt pmition to case it. and the pain at the
basic of III\' brain a: Is \0 bad that I sometimes
thought that I \Iouid gr'lm cram: i bad the blues so
much and was ll! wags w ilcpri-asctl i could ll it seam
to \llilltt‘ Ibclu oii': ball f the timc 1 did not sci-m to
blue IIIc courage to do my work . cvelytlllug
Slt'lnt'tl to yo “long with Inc. and l was :Illvuvs
owning and fcarinp: the worst. l begun to
to! I- Lydia l‘.. Pinkhmn' s \ cgetable Conl-
Imuml. .\‘ilt‘l ibc iiIst ic“ doses I! load seemed
Jr {II-II Iloln m_\ shouldcls. I felt better in every
' wav- 'I‘II. blocs ll ft Inc and Im head stopped aching;
rI- long mvlmclr wnslicttcr too.anll I looked \oungcl and stronger i took
s‘lx bottles In all. flllll it is with tIIzlnIlfulIIst that I acknowledge that my
Illt‘KQlll. good health is do. to the usc of Lydia L. l’lllkllum' s tegctablo
Compound. "
F REI‘ “DDH‘ All -\l)\'lL’l‘l T0 “'(IMEX.
ll‘ “mm is anything III your case about wllic b you would like
spccial advice, wrltc irccly to Mrs. Pinkhanl. No mail will ace
your letter. She can aurclv help you, for no person in America has
such a wide cxpcricllc c in treating t'cnlulc ills as she has had. She
has helped llundrcllsof thousands oi \Iolncll back to health. Her
address in Lynn. Mass" and hen ullIicc is i'rcc. You are \c ry fool-
ish It you do not accept llcr kind invitation.
$5000
A WEAK STOMACH
WINNIE a \vcnk body and Invites Ilis~‘
casc. Kodol Dyspepsia (‘IIi'c cows and
sIrcIIglIIt-us tIIc stomach, and wards . scntcnce bill passed two years ago
oil‘ and ()\'tIi'('t)IlItI:'. discnsc. .I. II. ’l‘azs- \vns dcfcalcd yestcl'day on an unfavor-
lor. a prominent merchant of Chrles- I able rcport by tIIc Judicial'." commit-
mall_ ’I‘cx..‘snys: "I could not cut bc- Icc.
cause of II weak stomach I lost. all 'I‘Ilc bill prohibiting
stl‘cngtll and I‘ll" down In wcight. All Wlilli‘s (lllI'l blacks was
that monew could do was donc. but all - Ilousc.
hope of recovery vanished. IlcaringI .Iust bciorc adjourIIIIIcut Mr. Banks
of sonic wonderful cIIrcs cifccted by announced that new! Thursday would
usc of Kodol. l concluded to try It. The I not lie a session day on account of Li!!-
first bottle benciitlcd inc and aftcl i coln's birthday.
inning fillll‘ bottles I ilIlI fIIlI\ Icstorcd I —‘—-~—-*—
to my usual strength \vcigbt nIIII'DchTT'S WITCH HAZEL SALVE.
health." Clifford ”“3““303 ”. ’Ibc only positive cIIIc f0! blind
’"’”""'““”‘ . bier-ding. itching and protruding piles.
STRIKE 357- cuts burns. bruises. eczema and all
abrasions of the skin. DeWItt's is the
only Witch Hazel Salve that is made
from the pure. IIIIIIdIIItcrated witch ha-
;n-I--~all othors are counter-felts. De-
Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve is made to
cIIrc—o-cminicrfcits are made to sell.
Clifford Pharmacy. “
FORFEIT ”WBI‘1lllll" forthwith prorlIIcc the o: 'iglIII Il it‘llul’ nndfltnatnre of
Ibovo lullmuulsl \IIl. II will- pr Ht. its ;-.III I an ,Icuuiillencs-
I. ytliu Ii. i'iuLbsul “much": to , Lynn, Mus.
IINDETERMINATE SENTENCE LAW.
Il.-\liTlI‘0Rl). II‘cb. 7.-—ln tIIc Housc
the bill repealing thc IIIdcth‘minute
IlIaI‘Iillgc of
dcfcatcd by the
TLED.
DANBI'RY. l-‘cb. 7—-'l‘IIc strike of the
bakers of this city was settled yester-
day by arbitration. and the bakers re
sulncll work nl oncc.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle,
Del.. says: “I sulfered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
I could hour of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plsisted and if. H.
Btu or
BOSTON DRY GOODS MAN DEAD.
BOSTON. Feb. 7——-\Vord was receiv-
cd here yesterday of the death of Hon
ry Norwell. of the Boston dry goods
firm of Shepard. Norwell & Company.
from heart failure at his southern
home in Apopka. Florida. Mr. Norwell
.was sev enty_ years old.
Inarantonaus
is the
Keynote to Success.
it is last as essential to save
on fuel at It is to take advantage
of your discounts in business.
No cxpcnsc. to a GAS RANGE
except when" III Immediate use.
We have a few at present at the
old prices. Next lot will surely
cost more.
main to
Connections from
llungc FREE.
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
A $1 DEPOSIT SECURES
the loan of one of our lit-
tle Home Banks.
Ibis bank cnablcs you to
plat-c small clIleIgc 0n Ilcposit
III your own lIoIIIc. Monthly
you bringr tlIc bank to us and
tIIc :IIIIIIIIIII collcctctl is plac—
cd to your cI'cIIIt Ellltl illllll(‘tl-
i1ili‘l_\' cIIIIIIIIcIIccs to cum Ill-
tcrcst IIIoIIc)‘.
“Four per cent. is what wcrpay."
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK,
United Bank Building. ‘
Interest. like time and
lids. walls for no man.
While you are waiting for
a proper Investment. In
your cash earn Interest in
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companu
We loan money until:
Morfqago and approved
collateral security.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
BIglaflunalBInk
sou-m NORWALK, cons.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. $40,700.00
.IOIIN ll. FERRIS. President.
JACOB DI. lAYTON. Cashier.
——
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solicitod'
Accidentlnsurancc
Combined brill
Registration and Identification.
81,000 In one of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
05.00 our week for loss of time for
non-fatal injuries.
ALL FOR 5 I .00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Telephone 0111,1074.
_2_-E..._- _._
USE JAP— ll- LAC
on your hard wood iloors. it wears like”
iron.
USE COLONIAL
OR CARRARA
On the outside of your house. Both
these have a reputation for a long and
satisfactory service.
Norwalk Chronicler