, - HA, eryous, lrri ble mother, often on the verge of 1ysteries, is
, unfit wharf mm' obddren: 1111111111 au- d’fltdiuposition sud‘ rent-ts
1 upon horse I. trouble between c111d1'en and ihei1 111othcrs
too Ditch. is due to the fact that the mother has some. female
Weakness, and Ibo is entirely unfit to beer the strain upon her ner'sw
Sohild involves: it is 1mgossible. for he1 to do anythin
1:11 moot help it, as her cod itlon is due to suffering an
' 11': tttored Items caused by some. dcrau ment of the utexinc system
1» 11th We, headache, and all kinds 0 pain, and she' 18 on the ve1ge
ol’at‘arvoua proatratlo n.
1 " a mother finds that she cannot be 0111111 and quiet with her
children, she maybe sure that her co11tii1 1011 needs attention, and she can-
notdobe tertban take Lytliu .ll. Pinkhtuu' 11 Va ctuble Compound.
" This the icine build 11p her system, stlcngt 1e11 her 11e1ves,1111d
ohfilebartooaimly handle a disobedient child 1111110111 11 soe11e.'l‘11e
. Willsoon realize the difference, and seeing their mother quiet,
themselve‘l become Quiet.
. ‘. Mm, May Brown,iof Chicago. 111., says:
_ . - “ 1111:1111 MRI. PINKHAM :——‘Ilonor to whom
.- ‘ _ honor is due.‘ and you deserve both the thanks
' ' and honor of the mothers of America whom you
have soblesscdly helped and benefited. I have.
used L din E. Pinkhnm' 11 Vegetable (‘om-
, noun when I would feel run-down. nervous
, and i1ritable.or11avc any of the aches and pins
which but few women escape. and l have ound
that. it relieved me at. once and gave me '11ch
strength. Several ladies. members of our Lib
erary Union speak in the highest praise of your
Vegetable Compound. as they have boon cured
‘ from serioul female troubloI. One lady,
who thought. she must submit to an opera-
tion was cured without using anything in
the world but Ly din E.Plnkhutn’s Vege-
table. (‘ ompound and Sanative Wash.
- \ou have boats of friends' 11': Chi go. and
' .' ’ if 11 came to visit our city we would dollg t. to do
honor. Gratzfully yours.—- MRS. Mar 111mm. 57' Grant Place. Chicago, Ill. '
How Mrs. Plnkham Helped Mrs. McKinny.
1' DEAR MM. Pmnau: —I feel it my duty to write and let you know the
- l mu undiyour Yogatable Compound are doing. I had been sick ever since
that baby was born, and at the birth of my second my doctor. as Well aa
.111: thought I should never live through it After that menstruation never
regular. and When it. came I suffered terribly. I also had wand: and
~ trouble. A friend of my husband‘ a advised him to get Lydia E.
flint! Vegetable Compound for me. At first I had no faith 1n it
' " nothing could induce me to be without it. Menstruation has become
" . and I! i like a new woman. Your medicine is a God-send to suffer-
,wolen. 111,1:th latter will lead others to try Ly (1111 E. Pinkhan’a
tabla Common and. Yours truly. Mas. MIL'pasn McKlsrnr. 38 Pearl
‘ Franoiaoo. Cal." (March 111 1901). v _
, M» 11111111 MEDICAL ADVICE 'ro WOMEN.
In your so about which you would like
, I We” Irritouflrteely to ME: Pinkham. Address 111 Lynn.
' _ gua- “free. and her advice is always helpful.
N ,S KILLED IN
If not forthwith rn Inca the ori Inal letters and aturao ‘
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March 21—T‘wo o
o rwere‘ injured during’ he
Lydia K. Pinkhall “Mn- 00., ”no. Ina.
that 6191111111 on the occasion ‘-
th6 celebration of the anniversary
death of Louis Koesuth. died this
, iitg..= others who were
' untied wi “swordsnuring the police
r‘goa groin-a serious condition.
slants. GRAND 1.0er REPORT.
he
Riviewlng One Hundred and Fifteenth
Year of Masonic History.
Grand Secretary John H. Barlow, of
the Grand 101119. of Connecticut, F. and
A. M. sent out yesterday copies of the
one hundred and fifteenth annual re.-
port of the Grand lodge, which is just
110111 the hands of the printc1.
volume contains as a fronilepiece a
half tone. portrait of Arlhur C. Wheel
er. of Norwalk. grand plaster for 1902.
The'boolc' also"coh1ains half-tone por-
traits of Past Grand Mentor John W
Mix who presided ovel the grand lodge
in 1888 and who was killed by a train
at Wellingford October 11.1902; Wil-
liam Riley Higby. of Bridgeport grand
trustee 1880- 1902 who died September
4 1908;111:111 Nelson C. Hinokler. of
Hartford who has been grand trustee
consecutively since 1870. The book
contains the records of the emergent
communication held at Windsor Locks.
November 25 1902 to dedicate the new
ball of Euclid Lodge, No. 109.1he rec-
eras of the annual communication of
January. 1903 at New Haven. the re-
port of the grand secretary on Mason-
Ic correm‘ondence, which review the
proceedings of forty- six Inrladic'tiona
.«u-q». ...
‘ Weaku lungs
moody due tom a
"qunlkfled cough.
11y I small per
'ceut. of tho mil-
lion: who =11“.
consumption loo
born 11. "11 11113111
cold.“ or
Murrow
the ”beginning.
Ind after 11.11“
reach“ a certain
advanced stage
110 lodges of the auto
unusual interest Grand Secretary
.Barlow has added to the returns made
by the secretaries or. the office
1903' 11.911111111119112. demltl rein lei
. manta. tie and other detailI-l—the
ransom
tar location of 10ng the namea of the
grand after and grand We ,,
The,
in the United States and sixteen for-,;__
First 11.11.1111 pacopal Church
Rev. W w.'1-. D11ncau.puior-9:30 a.
1n.. class meeting: 10. '30 I. In. sermon
by Rev. James Montgomery 11.1):
in Sunday achzol and men's Bible
11111111; Ii p 11:. yo 3 peoploa mail
7 p.m.,sera'1hn,". be 8111 of AME“) I
the man whoae beauty belied h1111"' .
pr1-1h1ds,‘A'11hleal labor Union." Mu-
sic..ulo1'nina: ' Mrs. Eatonr kn—
them Heavenly nsion. qusrtette.
Ilvenlng: Anthan1.Nourer My (1011.
to Thee quartette; anthem (1011 Is
Love, qumlette; 116111.111“ Rood; all-
them Art Thou Weary, quartelte
Norwulk Methodist Episcopal
I'hurch, Rev. L. K. Moore, pantorw
Morning prayer service at 9:30; morn-
lng service with sermon. at 10:30; Sun-
tiny school and noon class, at 12 m.:
I’Jpwol'lh League service at 0:30 p. m.;
t'l‘t'lllIlK service with sermon at 7:30 p.
111. Music for the day: Anthem. "l
Will Lift Up Mine Eyes." Holden; solo
for bass. “I11 Heavenly Love Abiding."
Emerson; quartette, "0 Saviour of the
World, (loss: (lloria Patri. Nevin: 11n-
them. "Consider and Hear Me," Pfiue-
gel': duet for soprano and contralto,
"i‘lu- ,Vcsper Hour," Shelley.
East Avenue Methodist Church. Rev.
E. Cunningham. pastor.-Prenchlng at
10:30 11. m. and 7 p. m.: Sunday school
at noon; meeting of Junior League. led
by Mrs. Bowen. at 3 p. 111.: Ilpworth
League meeting at 6 p. 1n.. led by How-
srtl Ilencdlctz topic. Christian Educa-
tlon.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church, llov. Paul Moore Slrnyer pus-
lor-10:30 a. n1.. sermon by the pastor,
"What Think VP. of Christ?" the fire-
men of South Norwalk. East Norwnlk
and Rowsyton attending 111 a body.
Talk to little folk. “Having Christ 111-
side." Quartets, “0 Cast Thy Burden
on the Lord." from "Peullence, Pardon
and Peace," by Munnder: "Rook of
Ages." Buck; 12 111.. Bible school, Chris-
tian Inuniry. Lemon and Jennings
Clubs; 4:30 p. m., Vesper hour; ad-
ress, "He (lave Him to His Mother":
quartet. "The King of Love my Shep-
herd Is." Shelley; soprano 3010, “Cross-
Ing the liar." Behreud; choir hvnm.
"'I‘hongh Your Sins be as Scarlet."
First Congregational Church. Nor-
wulk. George D. Egbert. pastor—Morn
int: service at 10:30, preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school at 12:15; even-
ing service at 7:30. The seventh In
the series of "Burning Questions."
"Does It Pay to Get Things Cheap?"
1.. B. A. prayer meeting. Wednesday at
3. Bible reading by Miss Stella Sey-
mour. Y. P. S. meeting. Thursday at
7:30. A missionary meeting. Church
prayer service. Thursday at $1. Talks
about the Bible. Vlll.. Malachi. Mu-
sic. morning. Prelude, Adagio in A
flat, Volckmsr; "Turn Thou Unto Us,”
Barnett; "be! Not Your Heart Be.
Troubled." Foster: soprano solo.
"Rock of Ages." Blachoff; Postlutle.
Prelude anti Fugue in C minor, Bk lII..
no. 7. Bach, Evening. Prelude.
ldyllo. from Nth Sonata. Iihelnborger:
"Sum of My Soul." Rayner: "Come, Ye
Disconnolate." Schnecker: Postlude.
Praeludlum. from ltth Sonata. ltbein-
berger.
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church. H. B.
Carpenter. pastor.--Morning service at
10:30; preaching by pastor, object les—
son to boys and girls: Bible school at
12 111.; Junior Christian Endeavor at 4
o'clock; Young People‘s meeting at 6
p. m.. topic. “What Christ Teaches
About Judging Others, Matthew in.,l—
5. A. 1.. Senrlea. leader. Evening ser-
vice 111 7 o‘clock. The fourth sermon of
the series for month of March. Topic.
"I Propos eto Fighf it Out on This
Line if it Takes All Summer."
First Baptist Church, Rev. D. '1‘. Van
preaching, 10:30: Sunday school.
12:00: B. Y. P. 11.. meeting. 0:30 p. m.:
Preaching. 7:80. Regular Thursday
night. prayer meeting. 7: 45 p of.
Grace Baptist Church there will be
regular services on Sunday II a. m..
praise and prayer meeting: 3:30 11.11:.
bible study: 7 until 8. Christian Endea-
vor Union, 8 preaching services. being
conducted by a minister from midge-
port. Seats free tool _ ...
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. Rom-
illy l1‘.lln1,‘1‘pphriee rector. —-—Services In
the min g mar 1.1111119 aha Holy
Communion. at 11. The rector will
continue the series of sermons on the
Temptation. His text-will be ”All
these things will I give unto thee if
thou wilt fall down and worship me."
In the eveningthe question of the ser-
ies will be "The Christian and His
Amusements.”
Grace Church—Morning. 10: 30 a. m.,
Prooesslonsl Hymn 74 Haydn: Venlte
In B flat Woodward: Benedicte. 4th
tune, Gregorian; Benedictns In G.
Crotch; Hyinn 357. Knucht: Hymn 363
Maker: Offertory, Come Unto Me. Coui
dry'; Recessional Hymn 673. Wilcox.
Evening. 4: 15 p. 111.. Pracesalonal
Hymn 74 Haydn; Ferlnlverslclea Tal
.lis: Magnidcst in D. Field: Nuuc Dim-
lttls In D, Field; Hymn 505. Hard; Of-
tertory, The Lord is My Shepherd.
Mustarren; Recessions] Hymn 606,
Gauntlett. ' ‘
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street mast Norwalk. .1. W. Devil. pu-
Doren, hasten—Prayer service, 10 a. ‘
‘ m.:
1110111111 11 trouble.
lone and strength In the uni.
Romoc Guaranteed.
1mm woum 1100 Barnes unv’t—« ~-
HEALTH on A DOLLAR?
auv ROMOC FOR $1.00 mo cunt:
1100115er or RHEUMATISM urnv:
BLOOD on Sromcu recounts. on
you can use voun DOLLAR.
(leutletllc11:-For u long limo my wilt was I great unflarer from
Itomuc qluickly gave relief to the stomach and
rolyatem.
(Signed) HUGH (:1. BROWN,
President Hotel and Railroad New. Co.
If not cured-money refunded.
THE CLIFFOR D PHARMACY.
I! ." . ‘T‘ 31! "11 Hi“
YOU CAN
Boston, Man.
nl Workers' meeting. at 5:15; led by
"l Propose to Fight 11 0111 on This
Cleansing Fountain.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk—Regnlar Sunday service at
the Reading Room, Masonic building;
57 Wall street. at 3 p m.:
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 p
in. To both services the publlt
5pm
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
German Evangelical Church. Charles
A. Broekmeier. pastorvf‘lerman Evan-
gellcnl services every Sunday. Next
Sunday Lenten services 111 2 o‘clock.
in the Swedish Congregational Church
All are welcome.
GERMANLUTHERAN.
St. Peter's German Evangelical 1.11-
tht-rsn Mission. .North Main strcm.
Rev, Karl Kretzma'nn. 84 Henry street.
Stamford. pastor—Divine services
with preachlng eycry Sunday evening
"'30.
MISSIONS.
South Norwnlk Mission. regular ser-
vice tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o‘clock. These meetings are very en~
joynblc to all who attend. (‘ome and
enjoy the service.
BANNER aALvr
mo moat b-Mlon ..-_—IIIVO Intho world.
PITTSBURG BLOCK DAMAGED.
PITTSBURG, March 2l—-The Denny
block, a large brick structure on Grant
street near Seventh avenue. occupied
principally by wholesale grocers and
produce merchants, was damaged by
fire today to the extent of $150,000.
Among the losers were the Thrasher
Mercantile Company, 540.000; 0. Dice
& Company, 820.000; Novelty Candy
Company. 820.000: John Murphy It
Company, undertakers‘ supplies. $20.-
000. .
SCHOONER BROWN ASHORE.
BALTIMORE. Md, March ill—The
schooner C. H. Brown. Captain Hyers.
from Fernandina for Baltimore, Went
ashore today of! Sandy Point, Chesa-
neake 11113.
oIey’ 5 Honey and Tar
r chlldrsn.ulo.sure. No opiates.
MONT PELEE ACTIVE.
l’OlNTE-A-PETRE. Island of Guad-
eloupe. March 31.-,~Mont Pelee volca-
no. on the island of Martinique. ls dis-
charging dense clouds of reddish
smoke. ,
CASTQR IA
Ionian-u and-01111111911-
III III for 11111 IIIIII 11-111”
of ’I‘Iuth; Sunday school at I”: In , I.oy- ' WATERBURY STRIKE SITUATION.
Miss Annie Nickerson: song service at Mon Anxioualy Awaiting Return-2f
i
PreIident Mahon from New York.
WATIGRIIURY. March Zl—ln the .
‘comlnueti absence In New York 01'"
testimonial ployes there wen: no dewlopmenta 111
111 during the early patt of the tiny. the
cordially invited Reading Room 0pm situation remaining entirely unchang
to the public each week day from. 9 to ," "‘-
I
{had not arrived at his usual hour.
President Mahon of the International
Association of Street Railway Em--
the strike of conductors and motormcn
It In still uncertain when President
Muhon will return here but leaders of
the strike Ihlnk he will be accompan-
Ied. when he comes. by President
(lompers, of the American Federation
of 1.1111111 Whether an effon will be
made to call out the trolley men on oth-
er lines of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company Is not known.
but me strikers 111111 that something
of that sort will be done.
Deputy Coroner Pond, of New Haven,
was expected here this morning to re
some his investigation of the death of
Policeman Paul Mendelssohn, but he
11
o‘clock,
SAVED A BOY' 8 LIFE.
Mrs, Captain 11, Hubbard. of M11-
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In the mar.
ning."
H. Baxter.
macy.
For sale by R. if. Plaisted. F.
and The Clifford Phar-
O.
MY BABY WAS SlCK
Road What Lana oI'a flu Dona for
. a Littlo Iol lab 1
“My baby [I I n'ontha 016 India tothlng’.
thlné; .b'ut palm nomad to
da doctors. 11.13.. II II
motion u’l‘ 11%;: h b;;:
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to clout: Ina. «in I: 111111
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(if?
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toy wouldllo ‘I'II:
I to I let 1: bl
“m “shut?“ and" ui’uxhb‘u a 1°11:
trial. and an can “the: will not the tuna.-
pointed.
MRS. DIARY DALI!
m not St. South Boston. a-.
LAXAKO but and meat effec-
tlva laxative I'Tor ”.1133” Mean-I 11 II «to
I
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entirely of hart-Ina In
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Penna]. on 101110 Mom-111m. as.
auto-
and
i sale by all drugglsts.
”Kalb-donut”
' 1 ’ F. WINCH.
11111.1 , 189.3 1903
Quito txoudlnaly Vary
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my be addod
YOURSAMONG THEM.
to our lprll list and we want
i ' .,
EXCHANGE RATES. from 325.00.
EX TENSION INSTRUMENTS. 52.50 per quarter.
Toll line rate's to Connecttcaf points.
5 to 25 cents.
Notify us immediately and we will
send our representative to explain the
different kinds of ser’bt'ce and take your
order in time for our
APRIL DIRECTOR Y.
fr.
....v.. . .-l
The, Southern New England
Telephone Company
Washington 'Street. 80. Norwellt.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
One of the most remarkable cases
of a cold deepseated on the lungs.
causing pneumonia Is that of Mrs. Ger—
trudeE. Fenner, Marion 1nd,, who was
entirely cured by the use of One Min-
ute Cough Cure. She says: The
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I run down in weight from 148
to 92 pounds. I tried a number of ram-
edies to no avail until I used One Min-
ute Cough Cure. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored me to my normal weight,
health and strength." Clifford Phar-
.-
AT LUNCH
PICK
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LUNCH MILK
mun"
Always Krisp' and delicious In our
REM-H1001: PAM“
A famous produc't of
New England Cookery.
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PLORIDA' S TRIALS SATISFACTORY
BRIDGEPORT March L’o—The mon-
itor Florida. which had her trial trip
in the Sound Thursday weighed a11-
chor off here at 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and started for the Crescent
Shipyard Company at Elinbethporl N.
.1. Her trials were satisfactory in ev
ery respect
DANGER OF COLDS AND GRIP.
'Ihe. greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting In pneumonia.
If reasonable care 111 used.howe1er.
and Chamberlain' s Cough Remedy tak-
en, all danger will be avoided. Among
the lens of thousands who have used
this remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single case having re-
sulted in pneumonia. which shows .
conclusively that it is a certain pre-
xentive of that dangerous disease. It
will cure a cold or an attack of the grip
in less time than any other treatment.
It is pleasing and safe to take. F2:
REWARD FOR STRIKING LINEMAN.
wsraapunr March 21 -—The Con
hecticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany through Genclal Manager .lohn
F. Sewell, yesterday afternoon offered
a reward of $200 for the arrest of Pet
er Brenan. one of the striking line-
men. who, the company alleges. on
February 2]. assaulted 'A. F: Harvey,
with intent to kill.
'The best plll 'neatb the stars and
stripes;
It cleanses the system and never
8" Del-
Little Early Risers of worldly re-
puta—
Ask for DeWItt' I and take no Inb-
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A small pill. easy to buy. easy to take
and easy-to act but never falling in re-
sults. Dert's Little Early Risers II"
can the notations and act as a tonic
to thalivor. curing permanently. Gift
for! Pharmacy.
sign jurisdictions, in story. Intercom? "
manner: and the returns made by the.
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