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" IIIINEST
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For years, men and Women In every
I'M and walk of life have been sound-
ln‘ the praises of Palne's Coiory (‘om-
pound. and telling of its vlctorios over
disease and death. 'i‘hoso who were
most. heavily burdened with disease.
.vlotims of suffering pronounced incurti.
III. by doctors, and who stood on me
brink of the grave, are tho people who
new . gratefully remember Prof.
Pw;wf Dartmouth College. the em-
lnoltphyslclan and scientist who dis-
covmd I’aine's Celery Compound. the
medicine that never fails to conquer
blood‘fliseases. dyspepsia. rheumatism.
neuralgia. liver and kidney troubles.
Mr. 1". Marion Slkes, of Croniy. N. 0..
happl rescued front a complication of
do, .. otts ailments. long standing
dyspepsia. muscular pubis mid after
I Ito of typhoid fever» nervousness.
we linens. watery blood and sluggish
circulation. gratefully and thankfully
writes for the benefit of thousands of
m- .,. W.
coduec‘ncur MEDICAL sooterv.
‘ HARTFORD, May 29—At yester-
day‘s session of the Connecticut 'vledt
cal Society papers were rend by Dr.
E. K. Root, of this city, on tttberettlmis
.lsy Dr. Walter R. Steiner. also of this
city, on "The Progress of Mcdlcino."
and by Dr. G. A. Sheldon. presidont of
the association on "Drama in Morti-
cine." Previous to the morning so»
sion the delegates and visitors ntioud-
od an operative clinic at the Hartford
Hospital. At the afternoon scsstm
papers were read by Dr. M. H. Gill. Dr.
H. G. howe and Dr. T. D. Crothcrtt. ll”
of this city. A banquet was given by
the society in the Allyn House. I‘l~‘l
night. '
' A SURE THING.
' It is said that nothing is sure ex.
cept death and taxes, but that Is not
altogether true. Dr. King's New Dis-
(ovary for Consumption Is a sure cure .
for all lung and throat troubles. 'i‘hou-
sands can testify to that. Mrs. C. B.
VanMetre, of She'pherdtown. W. Va..
says: “i had a severe cast" of Bron-
chitis and for a year tried everything
i heard of. but got no relief. One bot—
tle of Dr. King‘s New Discovery then
cured me absolutely." it’s infallible
for Group. Whooping Cough. Grip.
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try If.
it's guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. drug-
gist. 'l‘riai bottles free. Regular sizes
600. 31.00. ’ "'
GRAND ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
:HARTFORQ May 29-Ex-(iovornor
Morgan G. Bttllteley. department coin-
mundor of the Grand Army for this
state. has made the following :tdff
appointments: Department inspector.
Thomas L. Norton, Lakcvillc; till if
mustering officer, C. H. Frlsbie. Hour
ford; judge advocate. Samuel Fem-n-
den. Stamford: senior nide»de-.~nmp.
Sidney M. Oladw’in, Hartford.
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imperialist in Kidney-and Bladde; Diseases.
RESULTS PROVE
have been cured by Dr. Oosooln’s Kidney and Bladder
Well/1n frying other "India and phyoiaiouofor
vary snob planed dltii Dr. Gwen'-
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Paints Celery?
: A Ills Main and :iuain l‘urttl :littr i'ltusititins iltttt Fttilttl. .
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men and wontcu wlto sum-r totltiy. .\lr.
Silo-s says:
"For mtttiy \‘t‘m’s l ultn‘oroti wltli dytt
pepsin. All tbut i ate did nio no gotltl.
and i could find tthlng that would
give mo roiiof. Inuit your 1 was tttkou
tiliiiuund
no so
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YALI COMMINCIMENT.
Program of Events From Fridn. June Stamford and Greenwich Prisoners
10. to Wednesday, June 24.
I"IItIii.\‘. .luno lb. :I p. in, » iloiivory of
.‘i‘owtn-‘t'uti ptlrw ortttiont-a in tho llttttoll
('hnpol by six ntombors of tho Ht‘lllill‘
clnss Ill collogo. lli coutpotilloti for tho
liolt‘orost prizo iuotltil.
Sulttrduy. .ltnto 2H Ill'tlit'illitlli of
\\'oolsoy Hull and of tho Notvborry
tnomot'iui otzttn. h’ p ill
Sundity. .Illllt‘ "‘ lit .‘to ii. iii.
Ll.
IIllt't‘li
iuutortto ntldt'os‘s by tho lll't';;illt'lll itt
\Yttoisol' IIIIII.
.\lttiltiilL .Illlil' 31!. ltt'iltt n. Ill.- t‘litxit
titty oxcrcisos oi" tlto Slicilloltl Sciotititlt'
ywitool; ii if. m.. proi-tontittion oxoroisos
with a pulp In my leg that run front my .
hip to tho end of my toes. I bud RI
good It doctor he I could find in Wil-
mington. but Ito only gnvtt mo robot
for it while. I wtut than llllttm with
typhoid fever untl my fttmlly und
friends hurl git-on tip till hapos. A
friend of tnino. t‘upt. Wuitor 'l‘nft. itd~
\‘ih‘i‘ti mo to try l'ulne'tt (‘olory (.‘om-
pound no i was so lltll‘Ytltis i could not
‘stimtl nlouo. I began tlto uso of tho
.wondorful medicine. and lici’oro I had
taken hitlt It boiflo i felt Iiko it new
man. i have now used two bottles
and am today it well man and tool bop
tor than l have for ion yours. i thank
my tiod for the use of this rout nnd‘
g jof the alumni iti Alumni littli: Iii it. ill..
mill‘tt‘itiils compoutul."
WILLIAM SWINTON KILLED.
Civil War Veteran Meets Fatal Acct.
dent at Round Hill.
William Swlnton,
of [III' sonlot olltst: ill oollogo with
'Illih‘ orittion ltllti pooni Ill llto Ilnltoil
i‘ltztpol; t to ‘.'::o p m. itmiuul moot-
ttt: of tlic Ynio i.:iw School .\lumni
ntrocintlon. with colluliou and till
iIt‘i-irl‘x’ Il\' distinguisliod niumui :iud
hillt‘is iti llondrlo Hull: 2 p. m.. routi-
ing oi" ('Iilb‘s Iiistorios on tho colli'go
rumpus, t'ollowcd by pluttting of tho
tlitr‘s ivy; ii p. m.. nnnivcrsnry oyon
tin-s of tho law school. iti tho ttudito
iililll. iiondrlc littli. with ’l‘owtieotttl
print- socnitiuft by utoutbors of tho
onior class. i‘oliou'od by no ttddross to
III" grnduutlui.’ clnss by Hon. WhittI
law Reid. l..l.. ll.. tlli “t'lntnging .\r.
posts of Sotno (lid Points in Public
l'oiicy and Iutornutionnl i.ttw;" f. to 'i
p. m.. rccoption in llyors Hull by tho
:ot'oruing bonrd and senior cities of
tho scientific school: Kilo p. m.. gloo ;_-
club concort itt tho Hyporiou thoattro:
it! p. "L. promonndo concort of tho sour
for class. Ill Alumni Hail.
'l‘ucsduy. June 23. to it. ill. .\iooting
to l p. m.. polls upon in \\’oodbritlgo
‘lluli for clootiou of u mombor of tho
it votcrnn of tho‘
civil war. who was employed on Stow "
urt Tod's farm In llottud Iiill. was
killed whllo at work thore, Woduosdny
afternoon.
horses attached to u honvy truolt. ntnl
bent over to scratch a match to light
his pipe. .\t the sumo instant-o 0110
of the whccls cnmc off and Swinion
wzts thrown front his soul to tho
ground. and one of tlto Iionvy whcols
pussod over his bond. lie woe :‘is‘
years old.
York state.
ills relatives IIVtI ill Now
A STARTLINO TEST.
To suvo a life. Dr. ’1‘. ti. Mt'l't'ill. of
‘No. Mehoopany. Pa. made it startling
test. resulting in a wonderful curo.
He writes. ”A pntiont was attacked
with violent hemorrhages.
by ulceration of the stomach. i had
often found Electric Hitters oxcollout
for acute stoninch nud livor troubles
so i presorlbcd thom. 'l‘iic
gainod from the first, and has ttot had
an attack in Ii months." Electric lilt-
tors are positively guaranteed for Dys-
pepsia. indigestion. Constipntion and
Kidney troubles. Try them. Only title
at It‘. ll. Baxter’s. "
CANADA'S DEFENDER LAUNCHED.
OAKVIIJJC. Ont. .\iuy .it—Tho Can-
ada‘s cup tit-fender hns boon success-
fully iuunchod horo at (‘ttptuln An-
tIl't'WS's ship ynt'ds. Sho was cltt'lslcu
cd Strnthconu by Mrs. it. 8. Smollio
sister of the owner, Normnlt Mflcl'ac.
Her goncrul dimensions uro its fol
lows: \\'ntor lino. .30 foot; oyct‘ till. .'.'.I
fect. ll iuchos; licnm. iii foot. 8 ttiobos;
draught. .\‘ foot. 7 int-hos. Silo will
curry the limit in canvas. She was do-
slgnod b-y Payne. of England.
I
Caro write as follows:
Chicago. has cured no.
if“;
i
lic was driving a [lilil' ”f.
corporation: I2 tn.. t-ttldross ln't‘oro tbo
ntedicul school. in (‘tillogc Sit-cot lliill.
by Professor Ilonry Mills i-Iurti. .\I. ll.
i,.l.. I).. sttporlntondont of tho Johns
Hopkins' Hospital. on tho "Iluty nod
Responsibility of tho l'uivcrsity in
Modicnl Educatiotn" .‘i p. m. univor-
.\Ili bascbull game. linrrnrd vs. Yttio.
Wodncsdtty. June 24. lb u. nt.—~ Pro»
cession of officcrs. gt'utittatcs. cuntii
dntos for dogroos and invited ghosts.
formed in tho collogo campus; on or
rival of which nt tltc \\'oolso.v Hall the
.oxorcisos will lit-gin: 2 p. in. dinner of
‘the alumni in litiivct'sity llall; it to II
‘p. "L. prosldont's rocoption. for gi‘udu
causod ‘
any of the following symptoms:
\ Smut} I ’I'z'lur. D/mmml Vision. [Iv-(jg:
I u/ar [/Ffll’t Action. It‘n‘t/uen/ Uri/mt-
,z'ulgr, Pug/"inns Uvm’cr 11:11:, Babbitt/1c.
I Elli/1')! I I 71175 (’rim'. Pain In ”if
/ ( t'rcl/zm. Stool/m Auk/es. Pain ”’71:”
Urinating. A (/zz'ngr Pain: 0sz [his
and A't'dncys, Sadr/m Slop/mgr: 0/
(Wine. Blood amid/14am: in the (/rz'nc,
Rheumatism Caused by It'z'a’neys 7:0!
T/zrowz'ng Out Uric Arid, Pains in
Back. Legs. Sides or Over Kidneys.
.1 ted-the lead to Bid ht’s Disease or Diabetes and the end lo Deng - ‘.
Iiiisé‘om‘s Kidney and Bladder cute
Ié THE LIFE LINE
~ Which has saved thousand. of sufferers of Kidney and Bladder Diseases from a prc‘
"‘ This formula is the result of tltc forty-two years' practice of a famous
' MERIT!
Alter 5 years of frrrtblr ruining i visit to‘ioll
you that Dr. dossom‘s Kidney and Bladder Curo
i tried all other remedies I heard of
and was treated by physicians without getting help.
Iowemy lircta ft and thank God that there is ttl
least as honest mod, to help people.
Mn. Luis Morn, 118 W. ldth St.
i received and have taken your Dr. Gwen's
Kidney and Bladder Onto and it has done me more
than all the medicine 1 have taken in 6 years.
IMIMdlMI’OII.
«fl .,. ' ‘ gyms. Katieliagbeu.
t ‘ > ' . ‘.:
tiles. with tItoir fumilios and other in
i'ltod gucsti-t. in Montoriui liuil; tho
nlumni uro roquostod to cull for curds
ot‘ invitutloti iwhich tiro nooossnryi at
tho librnry. nfter 'l‘uosdny noon.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
. liu Kind You llm Always Bought
pntiout .
Bears the
Signature of
SETH W. SCOFIELD QUALIFIED.
i
Stamford Young Man Approved for
West Point. . .
'l‘bo Wur lit-partition! bus giioti out
ll list of cnnditiutou who intro tpinliliod
for admission to Wost l’oiut, Juno 1?.
.\mong tbctn woro- Connecticut tit-tit
\\'. Scoliold; .\luino. George H. ()stcr-
bout. .lr.; .\Inssachusotts. Fruitit N
Nttnlc. .lr.: I’tltrick .l. .\lorris, Scoiicltl
is at Stamford boy. :1 gt'ndtutto of tlio
lilgh ScliooL and won tho nppointmcul
by t‘ongrossnmn Hill in u compotitivo
oxuutinntion opcn to young men of tho
I“tilil‘lll (Tougrcssionni District.
.c—._..
PRAYING FOR PARDON.
Among the Petitioners. .
The limit mission of tho Board of
I'ilititlllti will be hold in the Suprcnio
.t‘tilll'l room nt tho (‘ttniloL Monday.i
.iunol. Forty~o c of tlio prisouors‘
Illi\'t- potitionod Ilor a pardon. twonty
of whom IlIlH' potitlanod lit-foro. ‘l‘bo
Ii“! ltH into with ltIdwttrd M. llny.I
tloilt of tin! litmrtl of Pardons, Ill'
iitidos tho following:
\\'tl|‘:tui it}. Slduoy.
wits Illttt ho is itiilticclll tIl' llto t'I'illlt‘
for which Iit' lit sort'ing :«t'lllt‘iit't'. ilo
“lip H'llll‘ntt'tl on May 2o, lh‘lts. to fit‘\'-.
on ycuri: for burglary. tomtuittcd ill
tiroonwiob.
(‘Illil‘It'n‘ i‘liil'k. Iii yours old. n nutito
of this Hliiit‘ It'lllt'llt‘t'ti on Matt-ch 2.,
taut. to tooiiiy yours for crimintil no
iiilill in Stamford. links for clomoncy.
ho IiilH boon ll hufforor for six years
t'-om uu iniury Ito roooivod In prison.
Sulyutor \‘nccnro, 23 yonru old. it Int!
illt‘ of ltztiy. .sontoncod on Mnrcb Iii.
Intro. to iifo itnpt'isonuu-nt for murtior
in tho H't oiid dogroo at Stamford. .s'nys
that ho ls innocont.
TWO NEW THROUGH WIRES.
fill _\'ottl‘:.' 0|th i
i
Some of the Things Consolidated Wire
Workers Are DOtng.
A now i.\\‘itcltbottrd bus t‘ocontly booll
iliSthIi'ii Ill tho (‘onnoildtttotl I'Uilti tolc-
ottlttpli oillco. This board is of littl-
uito cttp.tcity tfttt loop»). ’l‘lto cusing
oi tttmrtorod ouk with glut-ts pnnois.
buying boon mtttlo at tho New lint’on
iiil‘ shops. and it Is it bcnutlful pit-co
of work. ‘
'l‘hlrty-nino wlros now enter the
wtztchbouid. coming front the difforont
tiil'lilittiis of tho (‘onsolidntcd rond.
Sonto ill't' o.\.clu.~ti\'ol_\ for tho ilinpult Ir
no; of trains; Mtillt‘ for handling tho
IIi‘ mend.» of tciogrnms pct'tnining to
tho Illlfiillt'sn of tho company; othot's
for tho two of towormou in communi~
c:itlu'; with onch otbor rogut'ding IIII'
"blockinu" of trains.
'l‘wo now wlros botwooti Now i'orit
:trd Ito-'tou. ono botwoc't Now llti\clt
:tnd l'rtwidt-oco nud ono botwocn Now
Iiii't‘l'll and Hartford. llii otippor. Il:t\'t'
t‘ “.t'iill) boon ittstttllod.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
"’i‘llli il.\lIiI\' til“ ’l‘liltlfil .\l.i.."
'i‘ho hill”: phrnso. “tho dndtly oi’
titcm uii' might truthfully apply to
Sig. SilllL‘ilIt iio. tho king of sittiwllit'il in
liliil III'~ is tito grunticst nod licst two
line; t‘IIi'llri in tho “‘(iliti. ’l'his your
tin-so show. will oyltibit nl tltc lialxtor
Grounds. \\'t)ttti\\‘tll'li ;l\'t‘iliit'. South
Norwnllt. 'i'ttostitl) :tftornoou and own
lug. Juno .‘ A grnnd frot- Hi‘t‘t‘l pili'
ntlo t'tillxitit‘l'ititi) tt\‘ot' .t milo iii iongtli.
will bo zit-n ovor titc ltl'Illt'IilllI thot'~
tillitiiiltt‘t‘> of lIlli-‘ [Iiilt't‘ tit iii ll. 1n. Ill
tho nbovt dui nud tiillt' You shouldn't
miss lIii~ toutuio «you though you
villllitll .iilt'llti tho cirou.<_
RAILROAD PLANS BIG TOWER.
NE“, YtlHK.’ .\luv 39 ».t\ towor 730
fool high about 3"” foot Ilighoi' tIlzlll
Washington monitmont. is part of tho
pinns for tho tormiuul tltnt tito Now
ii'ori. t‘ontrztt ltntlrond is to build on
.tttd nrountl tho silos of tho Grand (‘cti—
trnl Sittiitlll :tt It‘orIy-m-cond stroot.
Tilt-so pious btiro not yct boon rtdoptctl
by tho tin-colors 'l‘ho plans for the
itt\\’t'l'_ .\tt for n: t'illl bo Iont'tiod. pro to
hero tho slittt‘t 1th by 12" fect at its
lutso with o gt-nduiti iossoning ill nlzo
ttouurii tbo :tpox. ,\ clock tower with
it dinl 37 foot iii-rose is pluuuod for the
loft of tbo hour and it has boon sug-
:t'Slt'ti In Imyo u pt)\\'t'i'flli ltt‘ilt‘tlll Ill-{Ill
till (ho to!) of too Sll'llt'llil'll.
Chicago, lit.
Ontario". Ind.
1"-
‘ti-t NORWALK sum
o L.-.»-
iit the world.
rather than better.
t\
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Women may write about their ills to Mrs. Piukham, and avoid the
aquestionitig of a'male physician. They can tell their story without
reservation to her; she never breaksm confidence, and her advice is the best
Hi
The questions asked of a woman by a male physician are embarrassing,
and often revolting to a sensitive nature.
not told; this makes it difficult for female troubles to be successfully treated
even by the best physicians, and is the reason so many women grow worse
A woman understands a woman better than a man,—
there are symptoms which sick women have that a man cannot understand,
simply because he is a man. but the whole truth may be told to Mrs. Pinkham,
and her vast experience enables her to give advice which leads to a cure.
in consequence the whole truth is
All women who suffer should secure Mrs. Pittkham’s advice; it costs
nothing but a letter addressed to her at Lynn. Mass. Female troubles are real
troubles. and must be treated understandingiy. For a quarter of a century
Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound have been
helping women to get strong and well, and her great file of letters prove that
morethan a million women have been restored to health and strength by her
advice and her medicine when all other means have failed.
‘1.
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When you go to a druggist for Lydia E: Piukham’s Vegetable Compound,
do not let him persuade you to try something which he says is just as good;
there is nothing just as good, because Mrs. Pitikitam’s medicine holds the record
for the largest number of cures of any female medicine in the world... i...
COL. DOHERTY A SHERIFF.
.\'l5\\' il.\\'|-I_.\'. May 25'. ,. lligh Sltor~
ltl' Iliiliilillll tnndo public yosti-rduy the
numos of :‘t-t't't'nl of tho doputios whom
ho will itMitIllil oftor .Iuno l. its follows:
Now littyou. lionry l‘. Spicgoi. .I. i’otot‘
llo John William I~Z. Higgins. (loorgc .-\.
Stow-nit. lttclinrd I’. Kit‘oit :lllti John .I.
\\'iiisi:: Nttttgutuck. James F. Sucouoy:
.\iv-ruiou. Arthur D. Mocks: Ansonin.
llumor .\. I'cclt; \\'nllittglord. Roger S.
.\ll;:llll; .\lndisou. Henry Ntmly: North
Iill\t‘ll. Antirow Iiollorttn; ltcrby. lit‘ll'
jumin Ii. Hubltcil: Gullfortl. Gcorgo N.
litmilo). t‘olonel .Iolttt ll. Doltorty. of
\\'.ttcrbitry. is at now :tppointcc for that
('3‘). Sheriff llurhttm would not dis-'
runs it toport from Waterbury tltut
ilill.‘ mic doputy would lie nppoiutcd Ill
iI :ll tor. n for the coming term.
QUICK ARREST.
.i. .\. (lullodge. of \‘orbona. Ala. was
I\‘.'i('(‘ in the hospital front a scvoro
mac of piles causing 24 tumors. Aftor
doctors and all remedies failed. Buck-
lon‘s Arnicu Salve qttickiy arrested
furthor inflammation and cured him.
it conquers aches and kills pain. 25c.
at F. H. Baxter's. Itruggist. "
RAILROAD DECISION RESERVED.
HARTFORD. May 29—The railroad
commissioners have decided to rest-rye
thoir dcclsiou lit the matter of thc com-
plaint of mombors of the Gonorul As-
sembly of too dilatorv train sorvico of
the New London Northern Railroad
Company. The railroad company claim-
ed that owing to defective coal anti
3 congestion of freight traffic. in com-
mon with other railroads in New Eng-
land. during the past winter. delays
were unavoidable. but that those con-
ditions were now improving and the
service it is now rendering is reason-
ably prompt and regular. This im-
provement ls admitted by the fictitiou-
ers and the railroad company has pro-
mised to still fttrther improve the son;
vice. ' j
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.\ 1
"One of Dr. King's New Life Pills.
each night for two weeks has put me}
in my ‘teens‘ again." writes D. H. Tut-f
her. of Dempseytown. Pa. They're:
the best in the world for Liver. Stom-
ach and novels. Purely vegetable.
never gripe. Only 250. at F. H. Blur.
ter's Drug Store. ".
It is said that many men who go
weat to settle down forget to settle
m *
COLCHESTER HOME BURNED.
t‘()l.t‘lIl-ZS'l‘l~Ill. .\lny 31... ’l‘lio t‘itrm
hottso of lir. .\‘nlhttnici it‘oo't- “us Itlll'll‘
od .\‘or-icrdny :tt'ti tntmn. cumin: it loss
of $2.00“. pnl‘liy ittsttl‘otl. .\ltNl tii' tilt"
lutuitut‘o wits sttvoii. .\tt morttti'ncd
lump cuusod tho bitizo 'l‘bo t'oloncstcr
lirc- tlcpttl'tntont pin-\ontod it lttrgt
stuck burn and otbt-r buildings on iiii'
form from burning.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rosnlt in i’noumo tin. lifti-
liliilll linim is lu'ottkittg tip t‘olds \\Ill‘l|'
ovcr trictl. iillllfisl without cycoption.
iii. 25. Soi- :llltl Si no bottlos. 'l'liu L‘iil‘
ford. Iiuxicr's or l'iniso-d‘s. "
.\lny—Tltoy any Miss .\Iillion‘s mntt
rittgo to tho dttiio \\'fl.\' ll .L'ouuino iovo
mntch.
l~‘tty——Thc duhc rcgnrdod it moro us
u sut‘cty mntcb.»~llnltitnoro Allll‘l‘it'llli.
Ammoniated Borax
wand- .
Clothes‘waslied with smut GLOSS retatn'thE)
sweet odor of the soap.
it '
300 ELEGANT PREMIUMSAWITHI
“'11“ us for our 24 page mmtnto‘d‘catalotuéi KM“ “mirth! '
of over 300 premiums. which we give [no M fl” “1‘70-
muka cut from the wnppers'oi SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SHINE
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURING SOAP. \Addrou‘
David igfluwn Q Co.
BRIDGEPORT MACHINISTS STRIKE
liltllltilil‘tlll'l‘. .\lnv iii—Tho ontit'o
I‘ot'co of muclttutets otnttltIyt-d by tho
l’nctlio Iron Works t‘ompuuy wotzt on
slriko .\ostortiuy itilt'l‘lltitlll. Ilt't'illlSll
tItoir l‘t'tlllt'sl torn ninornour titty was
tlt‘llit‘li titont. It is boliorod that this
~ii.< Ill'l tin- lit-ginning of :t numlu-r oi'
:<Illiiiill‘ .\il'liit‘S in t'nctotios; about tho
city. ’I'iio l'x'oil‘: Iron Works t'otn-
lillllj‘ will multo :tn oil't-tt to fill tltc pluc-
os of tho .\ll'ilit'i‘s with out of town molt.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
.‘tlrs. it‘rnnkiish liuslr of Now t‘urtlo,
l)ci.. SAY»: "i sufforod for years with
dyspepsia. l‘sod to have. grout dis-
ttoss und bolt-hing. I tried everything
i could licar of. but nothing helped me
until i took iirnzilinn Hahn. and one 50
cont bottle cured mo cotnpielcly."
it‘ot' solo by R. II. I‘iuisloti, F. Ii. lint-
tnr. llIltI tho (‘Iiil‘ord l’hnrmncy. "
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)noaoa ‘ pautuotuwv
slotSt.& North RMI‘,
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