ABOUTHAT soar You wear a cost. Why? To keep the cold out? No; to keep the warmth in. What of the body that-has no warmth—«the thin." poor, body that lacks the healthy flesh and fat it needsi‘ For such we say that Scott's Emulsion provides the right kind of acoat. Why? Be- cause Scott‘s Emulsidn builds firm. solid flesh and sup- plies just enough fat to fill nature’s requirements -— no more. That means bodily warmth. “’0‘" send you I sample free upon request. SCOTT t-BOWNE, sop Pearl Street. New York John Griffin still continues on the sick list. Miss Raymond has been entertaining Miss Kennedy, of Naugatuck. Uiford Hines. of Gregory Boulevard. ' has secured a position in Stamford. ice as thick as window glass formed in a number of places here. last night. ' Services will be held as usual in the Mission of St. Paulls'Chm‘eh row, . . . Albert Megargee and family have moved from Reynolds street to First street. _ James Glilotto. of Raymond street. South Norwalk. has moved to 49 Ce ilar street. ....i . 2 -; .- Though last night was cold, it is not believed that any damage was done to the foliage hereabouts. The barge Alice Tryon arrived yes- terday, with a cargo of anthracite coal for Raymond Brothers. Miss Lillian Brundage. who has been in Meriden for some time. will spend Sunday at her home here. Mrs. W. .l. Gardner, who has been visiting Mrs. E. E. Keeler. has return- cd to her home in Brooklyn. The foliage on the trees and the blossoms which one Dunkirmake the country here look its prettiest. Jerome Smith had radishes from his own garden. yesterday. His neighbors accuse him of rushing the season. Henry Case's class from the Advent Sunday school. paid him a visit at his home in Rowayton. Friday evening. Captain Augustus B. St. John is now working nights at the Standard Oil (‘onipnny‘s plant. on the. Wilson Point l'OilfI. Mrs. Rosa Raymond. who has been the guest of Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Gor- liuiu. has returned to her home in New Haven. Miss Marjorie Henry. of New York. is the guest of Miss Etta Brundagc. She will remain in East Norwalk over Sunday. . . . ‘ Charles Murray and family have moved from Rowan street to Norwalk. and T. JVDOOIIDE is moving into the lmuseyachtad by them. John‘Bohh‘ford. of the United States Marine, corps. recently returned from the Philippine islands. is a. guest of his ,uacieuGeorge- H..Cole, 65 Van Znndt Street” ’1, _ Worlst: being rushed on the addi- ilon which is being built to‘ the River- side Mills: This will give considerable more roomafor the increasing business of the. concern. last evening the meeting of the Jan- ior Praying Band of the East Avenue Methodist Church, was led by William Moffett. The meeting was well attend- ed and greatly enjoyed. A service of very special interest will be held in the Advent Church. next Tuesday evening. the 5th. Rev. J. Haws .Malone. a midflonary from China. on "make the address. Allistcmbers of the East Avenue , Church‘Epworth League. are especial— ly u . ' to be present Sunday evening. May rd. .It,6:30 o'clock. at the roll call service; led by Miss Florence Hoyt. Mrs $aehlor and seven children, and Mrs. Newton: and one child. have left . East ,i'i‘orwglk for Colorado, to Join their bathiads and fathers. who are on the .83 ration Army land grant. and have. . _' very comfortable homes. Mrs. Strait and children: win not leave for Woosthree woequettn . The "official monthly-class meeting" suggested; in Dr., ntgomery. and omitted last month. “Count of con. ference services. will be held Sunday morning. May 3. at 9:30 a. m.. in the Sundayvschool room of the East Ave- nue Methodist Episcopal Church. All members .and probationers or the churhh host cordially‘invited. Emesi Magi-nth. the expert snare drummer-edible Salvation Army. has been 7 from his usual post the past m an. . Thursday he was rid- ing his, bicycle thronglill'ort street. when o-‘l dog caugwhonf of his . tomor- snd than fastened lifeboat!“ in tho ladle $5,." blaming a very “psi ful wound. . e boy ‘hu‘slnce been ob feed to re» main at home. ROWA‘ITON. There will “be a Wing of the Hook and ladder (iguana! Monday ight. Mrs. . unie' ll: ever. of. nnbyer street. visiting friends in Brooklyn. A large force of men are at work on Highland avenue. placing it in first- clahs condition; . " W. A. Richie and family are in pon- sesslou of one of Rev. William H. Thomas cottages. at Wilson Cova. The Misses Marie and Nora PinkneY. of Brooklyn. are tlie‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. William iiinkney. for a few days. The cobbler shop on the Vincent place. is to be occupied by a first-class cobbler, instead of being a fruit store and ice cream saloon.~ns stated in yes» terday's issue. Rowayton Methodist Chui‘ch.~Love ‘east at 9:30 (a m.: preaching by the pastor at 10:8 a. m.; Young People's union. meeting at the Baptist Church. at3::30.and preaching by the pastor at Theophlle Euiilirat has had his West Norwalk residence connected with a telephone. The call in the 'Norwalk division is 59-15. The poles for the line were furnished and set by Con- tractor E. T. Batesywho has also finds telephone placed in his residence. the call for which is 59-14. ‘Arbor‘Day was observed in a "fitting manner. at the public school yesterday. Singing and recitations and an ad- dress by the Rev. A. 1.. Hubbard were the order of the entertainment, after which the teachers. children and guests marched to the front of the lawn: and planted a tree with an ap- propriate speech by one of the schol- ars. “Till? tree WAS. named Helen Gould and is a thrifty looking one. giving ev- ery, melee .9! a. lens lite. DARIEN AND. NOROTON. The Democratic caucus to choose a candidate‘forfiffrst selectnian. will be field this evening. in the Town Hall. Anson Phelps Stokes and family. of New York, will spend today and to» morrow at their big stork farm on 0x Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson havo returned from Brooklyn. where they Were called earlier in the week. to attend the funeral of the child of their son. Frederick Williamson. The amount of money realized at the handkerchief bazaar- held last week. for'th'e'bisnetif. of the Dutch Congrega. tional Church, was nearly $30. This is very much more than was expected prior to the event. and is very en- couraging to those who were engaged in planning the affair. Dr. Arthur Payne. a retired dentist. who resides in Norotongwas taken stub denly ill with heart trouble several days ago. it was feared for a time that he would not i‘ecbVei'. but yester- day he was reported as being much more comfortable. 'l‘wo doctors were In attendance. while he was most ser— iously ill. Members of the Vctcraus‘ Assoda- lion and a committee of members of the Woman's Relief Corps. field a meeting Thursday. regarding a hill providing for cottage homes at Noro— ton. The original bill calls for an ap- propriation of 85.000 for the purpose. while a substitute also under consider. ation. would aid the veterans at their homes. The members of the Women's Relief Corps are opposed to the substi- tute. There were present A. B. Beers. of Bridgeport; John C. Taylor. of Hart". ford: Senator Bradstreet. of Thomas- ton; Representative Griswold. of Gitil- . ford; Henry R. Jones. of New Harb- ford: lra Hicks. of New Britain. and Rev. D. R. Lowell. of Mlddletown. Mrs. A. P. Hammond. of Rockvllle. Mrs. Emma D. Chase. of Milford. and Mrs. T, M. Dur‘fee as a committee represent- ing the Woman's Relief Corps met the veterans in the, supreme court room. where a conference was held behind closed doors. The bills Were discussed and it was agreed to ask the general assembly to defer action on the matter until it could be laid before the-state encampment of the G. A. R.. which will be held next week. in Danbury. —-—-————&-—.—_ ' was'rpom‘. Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie. who has been very ill with pneumonia. contin- ues to improve. . » Miss Mary Filling. of Waterbury; is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Gault. of Bridge street. Saugatuck. John McCormick. who has been serving roe years in the army. in the Philippines. is home on a furlpu bti There are unclaimed letters steals Wesiport post office for Miss'Augusta‘ Sage, Mr. Henry Yenwoou. Mr. Relics Gssurreno. . ’ .. ‘ ." Albert‘U. smith, of the 00:1qu Scale 00., bruised his right font on t badly yesterday. by the falling .of it heavy piece of machinery. ' ‘ _‘ members of the Saugatack Whist Club-were entertained lasteve ning at the home of Mr. and air-unto. Smith. Riverside avenue. 8a 1 ‘ If First prizes were won by Mrs. i .. damage has been wrong 8, Rogers and Alford Warnocit: ‘ fatten. by Miss Hattie Bradley and 0s- car Smith. After the game rehash Ice. and him from the wheel. mania Vern served. . cHARneo new in Fine RuinsvnmL spin OF THE issuance. Damage by Forest Fire: in Potter Co., I sailing Ability Tested in ChOppy so: if . COUDERSPORT. Pa.. Mayv 2——~The charred body of Edward Hill was found today on the road‘near Oleona, Potter no in the forest fire which swept the Kei~ lie Creek territory yesterday. horse was also burned to death. Great . oat fires in this vicinity. with destruction. The saw on plain- i'ng mill of the Lacks nnna $0.. llas‘ been destroy t number of cars belonging to the if. section of the town. far is estimated at about $1,000,090. ' ’r- ....it.~ ‘ LW- r ‘ The claim of other-cough medicines to be as good u Chamberlain‘s are electualiy set at rest in the following .testfmoninii of Mr. employe of Bartlett 0. Dlennhi 00.. m Ragnar. Me. He says: had kept add g to a cold and cough in the winter of 1897. trying every couch " medicine i heard of withoiit perma- nent help. until one day l was inythe §ogh.llomedy and offered. to» L “floats and bronchial tubeswei-e» s . wwmu‘ *‘if‘ ‘ There was a hurry'cnll‘for.‘tliei ambulance of the (lily Hospital. ‘Iu the course of it few moments a Very sick Woman was brought in on a stretcher ..- she was pale as death and evuleutly suffering keen agony. 'I‘hcieii'ae a hasty examination and consultation, and in less than a quarter of an hour the poor creature was on the operating table .to undergo an operation for ovariiis. The show iron air-curate ‘aclmuiii. of an incident; which occurcd in New York recently: the young woman in qiiesiiou find warnings cuough of her dangerous condition in the terrible pains and burning sensation low down in her left side. She had no one to advise her, and she’sui'fcrcd torture until it. was too late for anything to save her life. . . ’gfomenmbould remember that if the .do not care to tell a doctor their tt’o . , ,iltlloyobquld; be willing totell t em to a Woman, who stands ever rea y to advise and help them. Again we state that Mrs. Pinkham’s. advice is freely and confidentially given to every one who asks for it. , Address. Lynn. ”use. The ‘sfollpvyltig ~ letters prove beyond question that‘Lydla E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ‘mpbundhas the power to cure. and does» cure thousands of cases of inflammation of the ovaries. womb. and all other derangements of the female Organism. . 83. 01"I‘OSON SAVED FROM A SURGICAL OPEflATION. ' ‘F ‘ ' i “ limit Mus. i’ixsiuu :——I cannot ”radii youyeuough for what your Vegetable ' Compound has (lune for me. If it had not been for your medicine. 1 think i would - hnvé (licil. " i will tell you how i suffered. i could hardly walk. was unable to sleep or cat. Menstruation was irregular. At lust I find to sta‘y in my bed. and flowed so badly that they M'JI for a rim-ior. who said i liiul inflammation of the ovaries. and must go through an opcriiiion. us no medicine could help me. but i could not do that. ‘ “ i received a little book of yoiii‘mmuil after reading it 1 concluded to try Lydia _I'.. Pinklmui's Vegetable Compound. and I am now a wcll woman. I slinll prams your medicine as long as i live. and also recommend the same to anyone suffering all was."-—.\lns. MINNIE Ur‘rosos. titho. lows. (June ii, 10m.) Follow the record of ibis medicine. and remember that i‘licsc'tlioussnds of «urea of women whose lciters ii l‘l’ constantly printed iii this paper word not. brought about by “soiiu-iliing else." but by Lydia H. vPlulslinm‘b Yogi-table (it’llllmllllll. the great Woman‘s Reincrly for Vi omiins ills. 'l‘hose wmncii “ho refuse to iii-rcpt anything else are rewarded a ' luuuliwl thousand iiuics. for they got what they want—ii. cum. Moral -—Stick to the medicine that you know is Best. Write to Mrs. l’iu‘khani for advice. INFLAMMATION OI“ 'I‘III‘I (“UUHES (TRIED \VI'I‘HOlI'l‘ THE KNIFE. " "EAR Mics. Pissiuufi—l wish to express my gratitude for the. restored health and hiippiucss Lydia K. Pinkllnln's Vexelllble Compound has brought into my life. . "i had suffered for threc yours with terrible pains at the time of menstruation. and did not know what. the trouble was until the doctor pronounced it. inflammation of ti}. ovaries. and Proposed nn'opcratiun. “i feitso weak and sick flint i felt sure i could not survive. theordcal. am so I told him that l .\\'Ol'lili not undergo it. The followin mick l rcud an advertisement in “W paper‘of your Vegetable ioinpouliii in such all Gmcrircnry. and .501 decide to try it. Great was my joy to find hat 1 actually improved after taking two bottles, so i kept taking it for ten weeks. and at the end of that find! I was cured. i had gained eighteen pounds Ind was in excellent health. and am now. ‘ “ You surely deserve great oneness. and ~roii have my very best whimsy—Mills ALICE BAILEY. 50 lwrth noninvardpdtlmts. Gm. Treasurer St. Francis Benevolent Association. A i . t 0! Meters and signatures of shove testimonials. which will pray. $5000.00 dilhfhli‘mililihfm‘“ "°"" ““ W“ ml. x. mm... menu... c... u... a... QUfCK ARRIBT. J. A. Guiiedge. of Verbena. Ala._ was wice in the hospital from a severe on Long island Sound. f case of piles causing 24 tumors. After mew ROCHELLE, N. y__ May 2* 5 doctors and all remedies failed, Buck- For the first time since she was put in ‘8'” Arm“ 33"? 01“?le arrested Commission the Rollance‘was mnemfurther inflammation and cured him. out for a trial spin in the sound today i it “Ilium" “if?“ and km“ pain. 253 and under conditions which gave the; 3‘ I“ H- Baxter 3- ”illum- best opportunity'for testing her saiilug‘ ability in a choppy sea. There‘was a5 A snappy iii-knot easterly wind blowing GLASGOW, May 2—-’i‘he new sails up *the Sound against an ebb tide and for the. Shamrock ill have arrived at kicking one short chop. when.at 10:30. Dumbarton. and will be bent Monday. with C. Oliver lselin on board, the Re-i The trial races with Shamrock 1 will fiance sailed away from her moorings probably be resumed Tuesday. and stood off shore close hauled under 2 cup challenger now shows no trace of mainssll. stayssll. ill) and working top-l the accident off Weymouth. She looks sail; beating the Sound against the: as min as ever. Her new pole mast wind. She stood up stiffly. scarcely l is a duplicate of the wrecked one. wetting her lee rail. but when she had: Sir Thomas Lipton has arrived here fairly opened out into the Sound she and is in consultation with designer began to send the water spa .. .8 from Fife regarding the future trials of the ‘ under her bows. apparent ., inning challenger. ‘ considerable fuss. Mr. lselin will have ' -—~--—-——— bis'ilrst chance today to discover one, FROM A CAT SCRATCH . their the yacht's long bows will be a i on the arm, to the worst sort of- a burn. help or an inyury so her. 'sore or boil. DeWitt's Witch Hazel .. , . , i Salve is a quick cure. in buyins Witch aovenrieso Lenses. 1 l Hue] Salve. be particular to get De- id'l‘he foliowingiietters few. .11 uncaii- ,\Vithtt'8--tlhll‘lil than”: thxcmhetals e for at the loving poo cos for no out eav ii; a ._ or. s c or the current week: . . ‘ l"? iblind. bleeding, itch and protrud- Bouth, Norwalk.——Mrn- E; Carey. 25 pins piles. nay street. Miss Bert Cole. care El ,Brown‘ Fred Ii. Fayerwe'ather. Dr. . .vinmi Gum. MnmgilmoreHFPICKHAM w ‘ .5112!“- Green. chansons aigerdu PRIVIDENC , , 1y, 2;— abort Min. William in. Haitian. gr. R. HJKnlght. the well-kpo‘ cotton menu. :Knbwies. Daniel McGorrnuk.‘ Irni facturer,hss soidthe Peckhani Woolen Pennsylvania, ll $1,000,000. unty. He had evidently met death ._..._.. .. W...— H“ SHAMROCK iirs NEW sAiLs. lit by .the for- The town of Crossforlrs is thresteiied umber together with help and Susquehanna Railroad 00.. several buildings in the southern The loss‘tlius THEIR” cums set Ar seer. C. D.‘ Glass. 'an store of Mr: Holiehan‘ and its me to fry Chamberlain's fl. . x. dominance now. 3" M oh my money if i was not on mm this ‘ font will be ”embodonce more. The mills have begun] about the vil PA i. v for mgr. is; mu. runwwcm ' ' ‘ ' All MD hi' i; deserted. gs. “in.~ first with; a each frightful: . s,,. l .. in nay‘teins' ' all“ ‘- .‘ .ur. nor.’ of 53%”!an 1’... Turns was. but: L wold. .141". . no _ . mm The ‘ Sold‘by Cli 0rd Pharmacy- on d m "W" firm" “9’4”“ tantamount more: ‘nlbsnofiinil'le atOuveatryCentet-tn’the Cooper flour ”“3 ”‘3‘!” ”idlila‘i'fiihi‘fi ‘ . . - n1 stem r1 u. [Com ' meniscus, and his,» HOW'S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Res ward for any casc of Cuiarrli that can- uoi be cured by Hall‘s (lutarrb Cure. li‘. J. CHENEY it (30.. Props. Toledo, 0. We the undersigned. have known h‘. J. Cheney for ihe last is years. and oo- lieve him perfectly honorable in [If business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, ' West & i'ruax. Wholesale llrugglsta. Toledo, Ohio. Welding, Kinnan a Marvin. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio. ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the systom. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug- gisis. testimonials free. Hall‘s Family l’llls are the best. it A fitul 24 COTTAGE AVE. “ . sas'r NORWALK. . ‘\ Painter Ear Paphi Bangér ‘Pure White Lead and Zinc mlx'sd‘ by‘hand will weir twin. as” s and cover double our}; face‘i‘s‘s machinery shined; Th! ‘ We '61 William Stevenson! of Stephen Wilcox, hotir‘un South Main street.- were painted by me . fists!- manor our eleven yam ‘iéuur-id‘v‘ 5’7: ‘1‘." a... .J 5:. soil-«19mins S J Jive: '1? -. .1: " “'3 has 119. . First-4t; coirv'im'ion‘oe by being able to ”ii the light without the use of I ate . . > “inscgzdfi'rheulosmnia‘g of the den- gers e cos . iron snooping m séeidefdiili'y 'legving‘flio gas mg find“, it the” is turned on. it If . f . . ;. In - ‘; . I t m.“ "bf , ., lessibsgglojgu .. . proper arctic “9 ' .. has All: you mm ‘ Hall‘s Catarrh (lure is taken lnfern- . , commons. .vvst'rxrois, u": Indira“ the kind that is moderate safe and profitable for fans . at for protection of your ‘ .. , 9‘ Connecticut General Ll“ anco Company of Hartford x I | C . align H. MILD CINIRAL United look In . South N i i Phone 1“. FLA TING; by improved midway. hill“; - reuonsbi ~moi'e ibitlng. ‘ ‘ Gold, sliver». more. do??? so Antique Brohsint. . limpet. , * he New England lileotrlo show you one. THE 6. N. yarn} ' we still carry the same uni Mowers. For years we have sold ill; J High .Wheei Ball Ben-ins" , Mowers, precmlnently the best“: We also have the old style, I stand by Mowers. GRANITE sure. ”DEAL" movies. 5,"? . These we have always had iii for the last sixteen years. use All his; rant every one of them. prices. i K . a it .3! 99W . . . .. 112 wassme‘rou smear. \\ souru nonmtkl ‘ it , rams 4st. '
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