Groom
0"
give way inside.
‘i'
We have a choice
line of Groceries.
Give us a trial and
let us prove that we
merit uour patronage.
A.STULL,
24 Cottage Anemia
Conn.
Eat Nor-walk.
Mr. Epstein has purchased a new
horse.
Evert-it Allen of Second street. l.~
contemplating making a change in his
business. ‘ ' .
Churiea'Jilorritt. of .lennle
Ion's Pharmacy, Bridgeport.
town last night.
James Golden's launch Roma It. has
been taken to the rear of the Crescent
Laundry. where phe will be hauled out
for the winter ‘. .
After a numbeI of repaira and im
provements have, been made in the
peril tables at Hafner’s billiard and
Hamli-
was in
pool rooms, a tournament will be In-
uugurated.
Shipbuildor Joseph Fowler has been
engaged in repairing Albert Geib's
oyster show. He had
some improvomentit in the Ellsworth
Company's boat Forrott. '- '
The regular mootin1 or the Junior
Band will be held this evening. begin
ulng at 7. 80. Eugene Webb will have
charge and it is earnestly detained that
. there be a large attendance.
Those who are to be baptised at the
Advent Christian Church met
the. regular pm or muting which was
Thou III usual in the church under the
c of Rev. James W..Davis.
". he ”all
i of the prayer meeting held last
av log at the Eur arcane Methodist
Chg-ch. The loadeowas Rev. E. Cun
M?“ The a.
the service In attracting one.
flotabr Verity will go down the har-
or Addie V..
foétho purpose of laying the cable be
. tom Tavern Maud and the main
. “quotable will hontain telephone
tint‘ “on than Hill's
mm so W to“ do completed
able to communicate roadi-
madam. wuv‘gy
baited” with tho
lrnvltt
one how it ubrsolIItI-li e on d me.
in h a last Him as. l iiftI-Ii hiru and hurt myself.
Igonies from falling: of the womb.
ain and nervousness.
did not seem able to get any help from doc torn or medicine
nervous i hardly dared to go out in the street. for fear i would not get, home. safely it
would make. me. scream to ace a tar coining oven. and l was so ierI llIlIv run down I did not.
know what would happen.
" A friend suggested I take Lydia E.
her advice. I bought a bottle.
. it. and \‘ hen I had taken eight bottles 1 was entirely cured.
slight feeblunda‘h looked none
been making
the
church committee last evening after
Born fllln‘d" was‘ the sub-
oewasgood
.‘fth II"?
I" or "'
The Suffering and Pain Endured by Many Work-
ing Women is Almost Beyond Belief.
Ilow distressing to see a Iromau struggling to earn a liI'clilIoI'Id.orpcrfonu her
household duties when her back and head are aching!
hardly drag about. and every lll(l\'clllcnl cruises pain, the origin of which is quickly 4"
traced to some derangement of the female organism.
When the monthly periods are painful or irregular, when backaches and headaches
drive out all ambition. when “ l-can-hardly-drag-about ” sensation attacks you, when
you are “ so-nervous-it-seems-as-though-you-would-fly," it is certain that some
female derangement is fastening itself upon you. Do not let the disease make head-
way; write your symptoms to i‘irs. Pinkham for her free advice. and begin at once
the use of the medicine that has restored a million women to health—
Whose Letters Follow:
”'lrying to all still and IIIIII ecemtd to drive
{I‘
lliIISII
ROWAYTON.
hello; Crockett, will entertain
friends tonight. in honor of the “Hub
Iersary of his birthday. .
The Ladlen' Auxiliary of the Hose:
3
.\ueuI
(‘0. will meet with the. _Clillll‘lllilll. Mrs. ‘
(‘. H. Golder: Mmrdtty night. Nov. 23d.
Mrs. L. D. Marden, of Portland. lie.
in visiting her son Mortimer Ogden
who was injured in the. railroad colts-
lon in South Nor-walk. May 1.
Tire friends of, Andrew J. llell.
Stamford. have been delighted. the
'IIIIII neck to see. that he is able to be!
about agaii Mr. Bell took. II. walkout
Wednesday afternoon and aside "frilbxed
l I‘
place.
IIIII Ie for his recent lujiirv. l
Wilbur Wilson the milkmau done
to w it. Bnrea' place on the (‘uthill
aurm. ,Ieaterdur. after a supply of milk.
1‘ he horse be hhtf II as one just pure-h
.lt‘otl. and the animal dropped down
after arriving at his destination. nudl
bars since been unable to more.
Robert S. Barclay lintI cloned lied
House. in Rowayton avenue. for flit-T I
winter. and with his family has return-
ed to Brooklyn. .\ir. llarclay's two
sons. Robert. in. and Fritz. who were:
attending Whitimxk‘s school, in Wilton.
have gone to Brooklyn with the family.
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Nathan DauchI
ll \isit to Trow
Mrs. W. Birdsall in serious)?
her. home on Nomtou avenue
The South Norwalk Y. M. C A will
play the DarieIn team a game of i'oot- l
ball Saturday. l
James Poolcy. tbciwell known bIItIz-‘II l
i‘l . sptnt yesterday afteIIroou and ov-
influx in Bridgeport.
The largest dog seen in Barton in
‘hns returned iron.
ill at ‘
+om‘c time arrived yesterday from LIIII- I
ox for Anson Phelps Stokes. He waal
II masiiff. aiId weighed 280 pounds. ,
Crushedrstoue is being placed on the
roads approaching the railroad station. l
which .will be greatly appreciated by}
those who are compelled to travel,
them.
Muir Mary Kane. of Newton. and
William Dolnn of Stamford “ill be
married in St John's Roman Catho-
lic Church in ih'oroton. next Monday
morning. .
A Bridgeport girl has arriIed in
Darlen: to otudv art with a woman
there. and Bridgeport‘ a pride is so
humblod by that fact that none of its
papers make mention of iL—Rldgetield
Press -
Zlgmnn Mirna a well known rthIII
dent of thin place. and his wife had in
argument no day this weak. and Mrs. '
Mason has injuries that required tho
attentbn or ”Dr Avery. it was re‘pon-
ed manna" one of “am a arms
was hrokan in. two plac:s. ‘
i
gnawlntor iii
Thiip taggingmm lobe
Dorian: autumn Womb into
have a; m o antartainments.1‘ho
firittthre lllho ven momma!
Ziegler
a time.
at 1'
future: put! new Mi :I'!‘~ licllII the issuing of Inquisition papers
Katharine Fails
Smith
\i'atrrmluuy
:r. Mrssrs tiuorIgI
Tlioreluiuse it. lI"4( (lillItte and l‘ llislqulsiliou from Gov. ('huurlwrlaiu.
I Jones, of blunt III'.Il
\Vllliuiu Ziegler has been .I
sought mmI recently at Ma
\‘uroiou. but. he hit-:-
IpI-III Ii It: quc h lime IhcrII iiiuce the in
IIIIII issued charging
‘. wiIlr bribing MIsIIoIIIi legislalms.
has made several tlvl rig trips
to Norman since but had not remain 1
Jul IIIIII more than a couple of hours at
The men about hi-I place. any
that he does not attach much impor-
illli II In the indictment.
today
d l( tnreni
qu
.m . I
Lmonme Cures
COIds Thra Ugh
"1 Profit by the Experience of the Women ,
“Dan Mm. l’IwanAM: ——Yo\rr IueIliIiuo has done so much for me i want to tell
l'lIr-Ic IIcnrs ago. when “)3 door lillhlillllll was sick
I felt the strain. llil' II l felt something
Afterward» i found it II as mII numb. and l sullen Ii the most. dreadful
i began dressmaking. but could not do my work for
nearly cruzv. and
[was so unstrungr and
Pinkham' III Vegetable Compound, and on
It did me So much good i bought more and kept. on
[tour Anus. til'J I‘IIlI at.
C. s. A.
has helped Inc M) much i knit
so diatourugcd over their belt
Brahma llizunrcno. 2:34 East 90th St. New York N. Y.
“ Dunn \lIIII l‘llellAV:—-l cannot. tell you with pen and ink what good Lydia l2.
l’lnkIIunI‘ s \ egetablo ( mnpound did for-Inc II hen suffering from the ills petuliarto
tlIeich. extreme litaaltude and th 'ii :Ill- 1mm- feeling.
in;' feeling more tired than when i Item. to bed. but before i had used two bottles of
l Vdiu i‘) lHiIIlIlIIIms \cgetablo Compound. I began to feel the bouyzrnI-y of my younger
days returning. became regular. maid do more work and lluf feel tired than i had ever.
been able to do before. an i continued to use it until I “ll-‘Il restored to porfcrt, health.
it indeed .I lmnn III sick women and l heartily recommend it.
LLydiarE. Piukham’s- Vegetable" Compound.
“ W'hctII-Ier I hear of a woman suturing I tell her about my cure. for your nchicluO
w it Would help all suffering wornc II.
lllr if their Would take your advice and medicine. "--Mas.
Louisville. Ky.“
taking
EFI'T if VIII cannot forthwith prmlur- o the original letter! and signatures
isonu'o of .5: vs wlimonifls, which will prove their nb-nluto
PHIHIN‘. lflfi.
a E. kin-III ed. Go . Lynn, “an.
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She is so tired she can
Wu III-II need not gel:
1 would rise from my in d In the morn-
\ours verII trulII. “its.
~I\'"Icee of the late. (-cnaral linger linuwn,
Xi.
A hearing is .\
. regarding
Stella .\lr. Ziegler “ls-ire.» to remain in Noll)
liIItIrI' ton lt \Illl be non-ow} to get II It-
i wnsrpoar.
“in. \im- \TIIIIIIII: of lirfiitlgepori “as
l“ 'I in recent \lRllOi‘ lIcIc '
nr ill‘ !I-
country
not
him:
Mr. .
l lI‘rauk chf has rdtm red from a \lh’ll
with friends on long island.
the onera house last night.
\‘_'.\ were recent visitors here.
8. A. l‘urdy was recently appointed
\
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The Blood
I
. . Linoni
loin irou have su
- Linonine makes the’hlood actiire. rich. healthu. l
warmth-creating and strength-airing.
blood Linonirre furnishes heals the inflamed mem-
brapes and takes the soreness out of the tissues.’
at: will care riourcold no matter how . .
tiered but it’s best to take it at i
if‘ District Deputy of the K
"(irnrui Chancellor ir‘ulier,
Jumbo 0 Shea in" :( 'i'otaker at the
'lilngce cottage at die ‘aruis. .
The loeal trolleymcu gave a dance in .
of l‘.. by
of New lla-
\'t'll.
Miss Amelie Williams of Norwalk. is
a guest at the home of E. Slllllt‘l'lIl'.
Mrs. Sarah Sherwood has returned
from a visit with friends in lI‘airi'iIIlIl.
Thomas Walsh is in the employ of
Dr. 'Mcl’arland at his (in-ens Farms
Ira itarium. .
emple lodge. lI‘. IE A. M.. held a
special communication last night and
conferred the "E. A." degree.
Miss May Mudrerr of Broklyn, N, Y.
has taken her departure from here of
Frank North and II-fe. of Brooklyn iter a Iisit with Mir-«- ilomrhy Adams
Miss Sybil (‘urte' and “III Mr.
Davenport of SI. .lnntes' church. liar».
..
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I.
. liar and
lllll')‘I will deliver addresses at the
lnter-paroelrlal Mission Study class
meeting in Trinity church, Saturday.
Tili' state board of Equalization Ills-
turlred the tranquility of Weatport to
an alarming degree when some time
ago it increased the. grand list several
thousand dollars. That \Vestporl's
realty valuatiousI like a majority of
other towns. had been largely under-
rated was very apparent. Now comes
the duty of the assessors to revise. the
"equalize" property. The as-
sessors are within reach and hearing
and it has only to be. made known as
now it must be that there are to be
material changes of figures to make
life miserable for them and in turn the
tax collecter for some considerable
‘IiuIII in come
The fight between the Water (.‘0. and
.Itown is silll on with evidence of a
concession on the part or neither;
meantime the possibilities here should
in tire 0(‘(‘lil'. are alarming and the fact
Lthai a majority of the fire companies
have abandoned old style apparatus to
'mcet the new
requirements brought
Iabout by the introduction of hydrants
renders the companies next to help-
loss Quite recently the seiectmI-n
haIe ofilclailI notified the Water Co.
:that the. town will not use hydrants
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t .
l
{and orders have been sent
to Fire
Chief Quinlan to notify all the com-
pauics of the soiectmen's orders. The
difference has arisen through an in-
{crease in price. per hydrant. demanded
Thy the Water (III
The recent town
meeting voted to refuse to accede to
I the demand and the solectmeu are car-
; ryiug out the order.
. . Colds bring on a morbid state of the sustem -~ ,W .0... .... r...
———-the lack of warmth-airing tumor in the blood. l
Blood is the seat of life. Before a cold can be
cured the circulation must he quickened and the . ":
chili'driren out of the veins.
The conditions
will tend to a material increase in in
standard. The time for compromise is
past now and It must either be Iuo
WWI or the restoring by the Water
. C0. of the old l'llP
LYONS PLAINS.
M rs. George Sherwood, who has been
sick. is able to be out. .
Miss Mary Robertson spent
lweek with Miss Vesta Fanton
Mrs. Mary Fanton spent last vreek
last
~IIith her cousin in Black Rock
The new i
l
l
Services in Emmanuel Church next
Sunday. the 2d. at the usual hour. 2:30
p. m.
Miss Eddico White is home from a
two weeks‘ visit with friends in Ridge
field.
Miss Katie Smith. of Valley Forge
Lhas m0I ed into the Dr. Rubey place in
. Westbort.
Mrs. inane. Thorpe returned home
Wednesday from a visit with Mrs. War-
, ten Bradley.
The'l.yons Plain Whist Club met at
the residence of H J. McConkev on
Wednesday eientng.
Anumbcr of ladies from beta spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Horace
Huributt at Norfleld.
Mrs. Frederick Siliimnu returned to
her honII.I in Bridgeport Thursday af-
l
ling business and had been hrged to‘
.ono h'e h
chain of evidence was wb
. Hay' s tather-in-law, who at-
MURDERER SHOT 'i'o DEATH. T
Peter Mortenlen, Who Killed Jsmu PI
Hay. Executed in Salt Lake Today. : -
SALT LAKI‘. l'lalr INIII 2(l—Petelf fl
Mortensen the (omitted murderer oil
James R. Hm “as Idiot to death ill
the ward of the state prison at 10: Hi
this morning.
Peter Morteuseu “as Idiot io deathl
for the murder of .lnInI- .II P. Hay on the
night of December 16. 19M. The‘dam
following a report IIIII. circulated thati'
Hay. who was seen run of the Paclfl'i
Lumber Company had absconded. take
lag with him $1M)" collected from Mord
tenaen on a bill due to the company.
Mortensen IIIIs indebted to the com-
pany for material llh‘t'i‘l in mi; contrach
make a. payment. llet ember 16th lug.
called at the offiIe of the company.
said he had the money in gold conceah ‘,
ed in his cellar and Inked they to comd _
around that night and get it. Th8
men were neighbor's. iIIIy- left his
house shortly after dinner that eenfnm ‘5
stating he was going to .Ilorteuson'tl =
to collect some money. That was no '
last seen of him alive. December It; ,
Bay's body was found buriIId in n shale
low grate in the middle of a pastor .
not far from- Mor-rensenI‘s borne. .
bullet hole through the head show
the manner of death. MIIILensen was
immediately arrested. Suo‘ir after
Mrs. Morienseu lIIft Salt Lake with "
children without tailing on her h
band to say good bye The" law
Utah do not permit a wife to unify
against her husband but i Swap jg] '
ed that Mrs. Morteasen couaiderem
guilty of the murder because of
fact that he had gone out with Horn.
night and remained over Ian’
When he returned, he waggbutry:
and c'auti Iod his wife no
'left the house.
WI!
Mortensen at the trial and he
trounced guilty on the on. till
most sensational incident of the
was the testimony of Jain’és‘gir .
know on the night betoi‘fi We ..
was discovered that Inhabit}
murdered by Mortensen maps
had revealed it to him." ~
ed “revelation" testimony w
the basis of an appeal to"
Court for a new trill.
has denied the jurors smith”;
had not "influenced th -
anv way"
the choice or death ..
banging is given condom” .
and Mortense chm to “fill" ‘
by the miners of the prion “hearth,
aovaauoa ”no”?
Governor Chamberlain .
requisition on the : .
for 6.00 magnine rifles. th
her of bayonet .v II-
ridgtI belts. ten m
the first sign. for it drives an air tae Weakness that :
toterurrs the more serious complications of the
disease.
GIF-
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Itor a Ilait of eoIeral days with her sis- ‘ carbine Babbitt“:
gm“ 75 black leather balm
Frederick Silllman. wife and Bpn.Tklll10rmmm’.
Hohmer Godfrty and wife. all .of: The mvm- .
Bridgeport. spent Sunday with Mrs. L. guisltion. of tho .
. R. Hort. , acting parama- _. .
. Rot. Ralph Jefleroon. wife sndl trollér for $1.600 Iai- .- _ .
daughter of Dorian. spent last Thurs-i tary enrollment military“ . ~
day with rs John hit-Collar: and call 1 other expenses. Huh.“
ed on ”an... old friends here. ed the bill of "1.12330
- “ruinous o summation. 3334:: “um“ "3m,“
s'r monsoon. uo.v..o--.Ira n... .
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