lpal handler: 61 cotton in
ve been cn‘nv‘as‘sed by the
o _ Journal of Commerce for as-
the also of the current crop .
of estimates extendlnl
(bllLQI‘ t0 133590.00- B‘N
. and the largest ever pru-
: closely. approached, by
his or 1898 and 1899. ‘
rainmme TOPICS.
_j‘s' silk frocks. whether a simple
to slot is the design or one more
old rate.
. e birds with large yellow crests
tber showy hat trimming and
L‘ yes the anode of plainness
On 0 ofthe new arrivals in due tow.
ch: as no heblstltchlng, but has us
‘gLouiteLnew in table linen
w" it linen beautifully bemstltched
eslgn is placed on one corner of
n ankle and in this the initial is
. dared. Of course the cloth is
Lmolahorate. but a. large initial or
if preferred. is put in one
,, , wreaths.
not. Persian lamb collar is given
' ‘ Itoucthy the addition of .a
ollsr of ermine which rises
about the throat and has the
co at first glance of being it
any that a pinch of baking
Again let. me remind you motto
, file hanging in your atorerooms and
‘ :warm winter garments which
‘Lwlll never wear because they are
’ in the littlest styles is a sort of dog
,3 Whmanget.’ performance There are
nth of needy people all about you who
mild be glad to receive them. who
speed than. and who would never
in]! or criticising the style. Give
‘ ‘gBefore another mason
;the pile always accumulating,
moo one good and finally spoiled
‘a. look them over at once‘
‘tlient awn“? unless you are’
going: to wear them. andl
.thiph you have done anything so .
de‘rful sitar all for‘you have
filled 5 particle. Give thelnl
IA petitions: av w11.o an.
\‘1.
11 living hgon the Pomfret road.
11111,“ 1&2 stantly today while driv-
. as 11 Norwich 19: Worcester
.- ‘ ' Dayvllle. three miles sbutb
7 . ~ Anensiue running "wild"
‘ lorwicb struck Mr. Lennon's
‘ the breasts near the Dayvnle
use The b ow fractured Lan-
NADWlCKB STATEMENT.
03K; Der... 2.—~Edmuno. Pow
ill for Mrs Chadwick. bald
Libel: he did not expect the rom~
is public before tomorrow.i
a would remain in Now
the affair was settled and
depart. Just when the
"with Herbert D. Newtou‘
. Chiford”
Also . ’rn ‘ L“
361.11 Mahsckeino.
e“ on ilgure it out for them- . .
_ tamer
- the time of my next monthly period the pain 11
L added 1
amend-napkin set of plainly ‘
- and- primer attention.
stock showing above the other. I
“To Yormo Wousszwl suffered for six years with dysmenon
rhea painful
knew( 1‘. mean
three or four days of intense puin. The doctor said
this was due to an inflamed conditibu of the uterine appendages caused
by re shed and neglected colds.
“ f can girls only realized how ddangerous it is to take cold at
this critcal ”1%me lichen flexing would bespnred them. ask God
for L din ;. I Plukhanis’ Vegetable Compound, that was the only
. medic , , helped me any. Within tines weeks after I started to
‘ take it, Iho hilpz‘ovement' in my nsral health, and at
diminished coast on
ably. I kept up the treatment, and was cured a month later. I am he
another rso‘n since.I am in perfect health, my eyes are brighten, I have
pounds to my we lght, my color is good, and I feel llight and
happy ”~M1ss AGNES MILLER. 25 Potomac Ave. Cldcsgo, Ill
The monthly sickness reflects the condition of a woman's
health. Anything unusual at that time should have prompt
Fifty thousand letters from women prove
that Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound regulates men-
'struatlon and makes these periods painless.
READ WHAT MISS LINDBECK SAYS: .
“Dean Mus. memlr:-—Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound has great] bene-
fltted me. ‘I will tell you how I sufie . M
trouble was painful menstruation. I felt as our
month went by that I was ttin worse. I had
‘ severe bearing-down pains k and abdo-
men.
“ A friend advised me to try Mrs. Pinkbam’s
medicline. I did so 111111 amJ now frceLgom all
pain lll'illg my no a ”—— sssrnC. one
1201 6th Street, figockford, Ill. 03.
FREE ADVICE '1‘0 WOMEN.
Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Plnkham if there
is anything about her symptoms she does
not understand. Mrs. Pinkhum’ s address in
Lynn. Mann, her advice Is free and cheerfully given to every nil-
lug woman who asks for it. Her advice has restored to health
more than one hundred thousand women. Why don"t you up
it,- my sick sisters? -
I a [J 1' it n eAnnot forthwith an the or‘lciw «1 letters and signature-d
$5000 “tenant! momlhi “1"“me t ilrabwlute pcuulm nose.
on: Medicine 00., Lynn, Mun.
I she was first sent to the auditorium
. without nny apparent muse so she
‘, and her friends claim, and then releas-
,.- ed. only to be allowed to want for the
. pacity 1 _
1 y 3 7 ‘ NARROW mail LoeATl-l'.
L L L“ ' Lbepot Boatbih‘ok and nomnk Reti-
ii MISS Agnes Miller, of Chicago, specksi
jto young women abOut dangers of the
Menstrual Period —-— how to avoid pain and
suffering and remove the cause by using
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Compound.
t is: wise to line the waists of all '
riods), so much so that I dreaded every month, as I.
zones for dividends
ishares of amok whic
. 0| I.
E AM. Dec. 2.-'I‘homss Lennon, .
out from Mrs. Cha wick ’
Saturda‘n Dec. 311 11111 11111111 our
his trade 111111111111 ssh; to
make room tor
111111111 Eooods.
WWO
We prefer to SACRIFICE PROFITS rather than store
our surplus stock until after the holidays. At the very mo-
here at about HALF union: This sale none 51's.. unex-
pected happenings that (viii give us the room for our vast
purchases oi holiday goods. and the people no opportunity to
secure the most SENSATIONAL PRICE CONCESSION
that was ever offered at this time of the year. Only 1.111111- ‘
able merchandise will be sacrificed-the kind that you’ll need
.I 1111 winter long. head the 11.1 cnrciully, '1 ...... 1.1. 11111 111.
meat you need the cold weatherruerchandise. you can buy it I
t ......1.......1..... Every 1.11m: in our entire
N tithe ssuimium b
her children that they and;
propelt-Ly before she has done with? it.“
Mrs. Moll'e tight-e has Ileana
mailer one about Bridgeport for these
many you”. - She used to. deliver milk
. up to a few years ago she lit
1 tor of the city, drivi'hgl‘ah ‘o’
‘borse She residedu h
in Madison avenue in the boiler DEN
of Bridgeport. '
The nut fects will be disclosed at
the hearing. it appears that some
transfer of property was smde‘ wltlu '
the understanding that Mrs. Moll was
to‘ be cared for while she lived.g But.
necessities of life
While suffering in it be way one
consul ed Attorney Hall. The next
thing her liiWyer knew she had been
sent to the asylum again. It was af
ter this act that hot counsel decided
to 1th her commitment. and at the
same time inquire into her mental ca
dent‘s Nearly Under on Wheels. ;
There have been a number oi close
calls from deaths or seriouli“ accidents
at the Boutli Norwallt depots rectilltli'
Tile other adteruoou the bootblack al-
lempted to cross the rails through the
gates between the two depots and as
be was closing one of the gates an en-
gine and two cars item the eastward
bore dovvn upon him. The engineer
blew. several shrill blasts on his whis-
tle, land the man lost no time in set
ting out of the way. just escaping in
time. One morning this week a
through Boston express came in on
the inside track. A man escorted a
woman inside one of the trenches and
after they train was in motion the man
Jumped off. He cleared the fence.
but went sprawling on the outside
track The train from Daubury was
Just coming in on this track at the
time. and the man had a close call
5 from being killed as he failed to “look
' before he leaped.
Was srocx wan-sneer ‘
Weed Claims It Wu. and. Ask. L320.-
000 Damon".
Chamberlain 11 Hull of 3ridge port.
have brought suit to bah f Edwin
A. cad. of Greenwich. ganst the
hunters of the Greenwich Water Com-
pany, in which he claims 829,000 dam
hide 11 3.800
the were
llltlpga‘lly {aphid}
tscam that than tr
Riverside Power“ a Walempagl
was absorbed by the Greenwich Water
Company. and that the stock was with
out value and that the Greenwich hom
puny was without power to purchase
or retain it. The dividends were paid
upon this stock also
CAPT. LAKE WILL sumo LsusMA
ems TO cause me ocean.
A special espstcb 1mm Newpori
News. Va. w lot: is temporarily thr
headquarters of the lake Torpodr
Boat Co. states that. Capatin Simon
Lake, of Bridgeport inventor of the
Lake submarines and president of the
Lake Submarine Torpedo Boat 00.. has
begun work upon a new submnrine
boat that will be capable of crossing
the ocean under its own power.
In view of the trouble which the
United Ethics navy has with its sub
uterine boots in getting from port to
purl. such a'thingwould be a decided
triumph in submarine navigation. The
navys submarines have to be towed
about by a tug or torpedo boats and to
all intents and purposes do" not seem
capable of navigating the surface un
der their own power. it is dangerous
for them to he left to their devices on
the water and even while‘at anchor
they have been known to sink and fall
to rise to the surface
The Lake submarines navigate in all
sorts of weather under their oWn pow
or as witnessed by the performances of
the Protector on the Sound prior to
her solo abroad The Simon hairs it
now at Newport News will be given
her builder's trials in a few days and
the absence of a tender of any kind
will again be noted. The Protector was
built for harbor and coast defense
work and was designed forlt. Since
his return from Europe captain Lake
is convinced that he can again lead
the way fer the Holland titpe of boots
by building it submarine issuable of
crossing the ocean.
if he is successful there is a proba
hillty that a large number of Lake
submarines may be desired by the na-
vice of foreign powers. The Lake Co
is enjoying a season of great prosperi-
1y and is 1111111111; 0 l bubmarlue booth
for Russia as root ly as it is posilblr
to do so while wilting for Secretary
Paul Morton of the navy department
to give himln competitive pest. ‘
“W
SIG FORECLOOliml FOR P'ANOUEV
I
Judge Ralph Wheeler of e Super
14111111111111.1111. grant 11111- _
closure in favor of e Elvin built
of Dsnhury easiest hsrlee it and
others. and acainst ugusta Stab
bins and another. I .a‘lllo'uht due
with costs in the ilrst case 3
and the date to redeem l I
fit!!! Monday in Marcb.I in the sec-
mid and. the 11111111111 due :sgth cost: is
11111.11 and the datoto 3.1111911 is
the first Monti sy ind“ th
thei malts a total iii
72 a favor of the ,
nfuller or
have her "
Every women or clear, Lke‘cn eyeand the rosy; L
plexion of built _ like: he dull, heavy eye 1 7:
colored skin that goes with it Torpid Liver, Constips h
Sick Headaches,Bll hotness, etc nd the topic look as the{
is not very 'nttracuv” Your English cousins have found t 11‘ secret of
keeping well a cl Looitipg to. .Y‘ou can too, if you I . I: .1 1’
their grout, popular remedy—Becchsrn 11 Pills. Just notice this ourseli',
but better yet, try a box yourself. The reputation of BccCham’ s I'lls was
not made in a do, and if they could not do as claimed, their popu—
larity Would soon do. There 13 that in Beccham’ s Pills which, although
they are very mild, they give the touch necessary to just put right the
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Nerves. If you would be put right, he:
Ieec Cam 5 Pllls
Bold Everywhere In Boxes, facts. and 250th.
‘7.
L in
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR
Governor Chamberlain has approved
the fellowing: '
Bill of H 0 Averill commissioner
6n domestic animals for $94. 25, for an
sistaucc. during November
Requisition of the adjutant general
and acting quartermsster general on
the comptroller for $1. 000, for Connec-
ticut National Guard. .
Requisition of A. B. Beers. tressurer
of the Soldiers’ Hospital board on the
comptroller for $9. 000. for care or sick
and wounded soldiers.
reruns AMUSEMENTS.
ARCHIE BOYD SATURDAY.
Archie Bovd. the well known chemo
ter actor. who will appear at Hoyt's
Theatre. Saturday. December 3 mat-
11199 and night. is an artist of national
reputation, whose greatest successes
have been in the portrayal of New
England rustic character. No vehicle
TO BE FREE. AGAIN. i
m 1
Nine Prisoners Will be Released Tnlai
‘ Month . i
, Nine prisoners will be released from
state prison this month or these
one is insane, and the authorities of.
the town from which he dame have
been notified by John C Taylor. sccre‘
lary of the Prison Association ihatf
they must take care of him at the ex of th
phones of his term. The board of a “gagmggggufig Birgggfafigg
and had a‘ long conference with those
visitation visited the prison Monday . Eflefigwfifirmfigahgfiwmng
11.11111111111'resistors _ . ~. :7
Prices That WIHLXL;
Speakfor’l‘hemselveg:
has been the custom. the plans and
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. PER 007.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ................ 29c.
prospects of the men were discussed.
and help will be extended to those
who need it in securing employment
or getting a place where they may
secure work.
REVOLUTION IMMINEN‘r.‘
A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious troublt; in your system is
nervousness, sleep essness. or stem . .
1cb upsets. Electric Bitters will CHOICE BUTTER. PER LB. ...... ............... . ........ ..... .. 25¢.
quickly dismember fthis troublesomef TURNIPS, PER PK. ...... 15c. .1
causes. It never a s to tone the ‘ .
stomach regulate the Kidneys and 2 6T8. FANCY BWEETS . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ......... . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . 15c.
BOWti‘Is. giligglaieého Ialver, and cllsri- 3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ....... . . . . ...... . . . . .. .. . . . 25c;
by t e lo on own aye ems I.
benefit particularly and “1939 usual scans: SUGAR CORN ............ ........... 25¢.
attendiing ac‘heii‘ v1.1.1.1 “under its 2 CANS RED ALASKA SALMON . ......... . . . . ...... . . 256.
search ng an t arena 11 eet veness. '
Electric Bitiei‘ A? only 500.clndnthats CIDER, PER GAL. oases-oasouosnaoan . ..............ueunun-u... 220.
is re urned 111 don‘t give perfect sat 2 are. MlXED More ......... 25c.
sfaction Guaranteed by F. H Bax ,
ier. Druggist _ ._
LADY SIMPSON BOLD.
PHOENlX. Aria. Dec.~—J. C. Adams,
of Phoenix. has sold to William Simp
son. of Cuba. N. Y., Lady Simpson,
the dam of Sweet Marie, the trotting
mare. Simpson recently bought Mc~
Kinney, the sire of Sweet Marie. for
J SELOFF’S
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. ' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
$50 000 TEL. CAL L. 338—5. .
Coffee. Coffee.
The question is often asked mic why my coffee is so fine. why it runs so uniform and why it is so reasons
ble. lam a great believer in the universal law of cause and effect. in the first place I buy nothing but the:
l‘anciest old crop. well seasoned. high grade coffees which have been gIVen a careful cup test. it is not Ken-
irally known that fully half the coffee, if not more. is in some way damaged. either by the rain or poor roast-
ing. or by 'inany other causes which injure the quality of the goods. Coflee like fine butter, has to be handled
with great care. it is so susceptible to foreign odors of any kind that if it comes in contact with anything‘of
an unwholesome nature it will take up 11.0.1011 instantly, whereby the codes is ruined. In many instances
cheap coffees are substituted in order to pay for trading stamps-awhlch I consider a method of legalized robbery.-
The person who has anythiug‘to‘do mm the trading stamp business supposes be Is getting something for
nothing. when in reality he is paying very’ dearly for what really amounts to nothing. in my opinion it. is the
biggest humbug in the countryland should be prohibited by law. President Roosevelt says he believes in a
square deal and will stand for nothing else. This is today and has always been the foundation principle of .my
business—tile best goods at a fair price. Damaged. unwholesome. unsound goods i do not handle and want
nothing to do with. An article is never cheap unless you have use for it and certainly no sane person has use
for any article that is not sound and healthy. 1 give no tickets, stamps nor presents with my goods. My trade
is too intelligent to be humbugged by such business methods. 3
Charles E Seymour
33 WEST WASHINGTON 3T» LEADING “ROGER. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1111 COLLECTING 1111111 srsurs
You will be worked at whats lot of handsets. and useful articles
for the household you can more In to ob a short time if you only collect the
HUNT “AM”. any for CASH and collect them. Kemember your are.
seller will 110‘th you any more. 1’ be Hunt Itsmps are entirely rill
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