W
in. narrowly a resident
litilll friends here.
W
Doinawck. of New York, used for a great many troubles
”'1‘ “t h“ “m“ with great satisfaction. Its
lilsfta w
. filing, of the city. :
' “with her motbér In Can- the waste of the body when
uni tinny tribe.
Mamas .ia m last
Mill» iii 1 f L
cabal: anoggi toebsnilaziewai’k WEST LORWALK'
I oily-spent a. few days
ing’ a number, of artistic viewa, Includ-
ldge, near the station and
The remains of Mrs.‘ Julia Brother~
all: l-lo'spltol‘. were interred
St; Matthew‘s Ceme-
«- firm-m . .
from. last 00
afternoon. in .
the broilers considered was the repair— . WANTs VESTIBULE CARS.
lag of "bridges and roads damaged by ' W
. the storms of the recent severe win-
or was held Tuesilay
Among
The club
Miss Ethel Dears has returned from
a visit in Bridgeport.
‘Ml‘fl. Theodore. Hamilton spent last
week in East Nor-walk.
F. in. Wakeman and family. of Scuth—
port, have moved to Weston.
Rev, J. L. on
can of the w
M1!“ Birth ‘Ttoodwell. of Lyons P
”film the guest‘ of Mrs.
lain
mi . at Sunday with Mrs. Eben-
eas- dices.
.Mta’V. Godfrey returns this week
conference this, week.
sis: Monmouth residence in
"nil. 0. R. M“ an official
“.115 .11in Badman-hip.
. .. W.
‘k'ard. the old Buildoy homo ‘ .
“(I will b68111 MID. THONITINOIN NAT 0!
the druid» who
0. Ramos storopooo
. scorrfs I: M ii isms?
. We don‘t put Scott’s Emul-
sion in the class of advertised
cure-ails; it doesn’t belong
there. We hardly like to use
the word “cure" at all. but we
are bound to say that it can be
special function is to repair
the ordinary food docs not
.m flnfiifi‘figf 33%“: nourish, and this means that
it is useful in many cases
W;-~Wilihm a. Foam. or which are indicated by wast-
. spoilt Friday In town driv- -
t the country.
'W
ing.
We'll send you a sample free.
it“. igliaiiii: fiz‘gg scorr a nowua. 4.... Pearl Street. New York.
or captured 16 apeci- WWW. .......... .. .. 5.. MW-
‘ Crass. preaching and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
.——o-.—-
Sound Beach.
In
Thom—Representative Osborn
The Matinee Whlst Club met Tues- 099”“ ‘° 9°”3r ‘3"-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Olmstead. Four tables were
filled, ‘iiflfltfl being present. The host-
ess was the highest score.
willgineet Tuesday, April 25, with Mrs.
mat: Comatock.
WESTON.
Friends from Bridgeport have visited
Mrs. M. E, Sutton.
ml
was unconstitutIOnal.
"Rowland, the «ten-yeanold , "POP”.LIM‘ AM.""'M‘NT.'
r w. r. Rowland. io’lll wzui ‘vnon‘s'roca couramr.
Onowof the greatest successes of the
presented at vouch prforinanco. .
3. HOCPITAL. -
Wits! or the past ton
its»: 1 no‘ 3!th
mun II in
11TH” NORWALK EVE
‘ puns—r.
If you HIV. Any This Will interest Attorney Ounce, of South Norwalk, la
Has
. wv‘voawn‘l-uww «W
icicles WHILE rm Radium.
anus.
W...
I'elleved to Have caused Diath of De.
vld K. Phillipa. ‘
LYNN. Mass. April 7.~—Previoun to
the autopsy arranged to be hold this
forenoon over the body of David K.
Phillips. the wealthy banker. of Swamp.
scoff. which was found yesterday on
the beach near his home. lbere were
no further developments to Indicate ex.
unify the cause of death. Medical mg»
aminer Joseph J. ‘Pl‘nkham. who was
to perform the autopsy. continued to
adhere to the belief that Mr. Phillipa
committed suicide while temporarily
Insane, and ibis-theory was held by
most of the friends and neighbors of
The absence of outer gur-
montu when the body was found. how.
ever, and the apparent disappearance
of swatch and a sum of money Induc.
ed the immediate relutivcs
dead man to request that an autopsy
be performed and Ibo medical exam
lner made preparations to comply with
their wishes ibis forenoou at a local
undertaking establishment where the
body is lying. Up to that. time no
f the missing articles had been
red. but shortly after the be
ginning of the autopal'. just after 9
o’clock word was
Swainpscoii that Phillips walstcoats.
containing his watch. had been found
on the beach. near where the body
was discovered. This Information ten-
ded to support. the suicide theory.
Plnkham an-
nounced after the autopsy today that
David K. Phillipa. .
banker. came to his death from suicide
by drowning. There Were no evidenc-
es of foul play.
A FOLLOWER OF GRIP. .
Many persons find themselves affect-
ed with it perhlaicul. cough after an al-
As this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham-
berlain's Cough Rcmery ll should not
be allowed to run on until it. becomes
troublesome. For sale by Silicon-Pow-
cll Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy.
Zellf‘uas Pharmacy. "
Oil.
“So many little boys and girls come
Into our store mm are weak, thln- Thomas R. King. who hair announc-
logged and hollow-chegked," “m the ad lilll inienllon of suing Stamford for
proprietor of'lbe Clifford pharmacy, dcienliog and witness foes, returned
“it seems uphnmc to allow them to 1‘0. Weducs by evening from South Nor:
main so, for lhoy will grow up Iuio Walk. where he lipil been Ill consul-
mak. iiIckly und poi-w...“ “W“ “ml lulloii with Allurucy Cullen. whom lw
Minion. wlihmu no. pimp”. in work has engaged lo coiiiluci his cusp.
growing children need.
fresh cod's livers. and
health. and even life. to Vinol.
Mrs. Harriet mother: slag] roughed
. t i . ar
3%". PW'PW‘Qd unus- léc‘ig‘ilgngrom a vs w rs y
yoiir. On tho‘premises
Via the buds were in full
willie 30th of March,
year ‘a nursery coni-
‘ the town
a so a land—
for them and to
Mrs. Henry Burtls is entertaining flesh. “fled almoste
her sister, Miss Susie Osborn. of the Marblehcad
Mrs. Jane Griffin has returned home
, 1‘. to South Norwalk after spending a
“ii 1'” recently fin- week with Mrs. Ambrose Benedict.
o i come grounds
West Norwalk has been lrenled to
an eiopemem. While Mrs. Charles
Ph9l°m9m° artist 0‘ Green was visiting her parents in
Brooklyn. N. Y.. Charles Green and
“to.“ and‘succeedad In repmduc- their maid Lizzie eloped. Lizzie is a
buxom Inns of sixteen summers. while
Mr. Green is on the shady side of for-
ty. Mrs. Charles Green Is a hard-
~ working woman and has the sympa
1““ Netti, Dim” end 15 very ill 0‘ lilies of many friends and neighbors.
appendicitis at me nblc. Her sister. m
Olmatoaiipio there caring
lack of the grip.
lDENT'F'ED TWO ROBBERS- Seven uiil-uuloalml divorces :ii'c list-
ixl forrlinnriifgc iii lilo superior ('lllll‘i.
t‘lvll side. iii lllc ulmrl l‘llii‘llllill' M‘s“
sluu loduy, .illllgi' M. A. Shumu’ny will
The (laser; In ho licuril ill‘l‘l
Emma J. Ferguson flflallisl Edward ii.
‘a - 4‘ v i , . .
l'u‘gluinli.Miami?“\Qilmxlllilily!(night-1:12: who did (Hill-rs sw'iiml to consider
iiguliliii. Lolllu ()‘lAulry. Nolllo- F. Slul.
lery against John S. Sluiwry. iiurf‘lci
1.. Elle nguiusl Joseph A. Silo. lit‘li‘ll~
(in Olson against Andrew I._ Olson. lio-
bcrl F. Johnson against Alice .lulinsou.
As may be soon by the firs! five of
the dol’ondauls on the list are men.
The only i‘ilN.‘ of much Interest is mm
of Pnlroliuun
Ho sucks a divorce from
his wife who Is now a I'l‘rilllt'lil of Wu-
Icrbury on the ground (if :lcsorlloil. He
will be rolli-csolllml lu mun by Alton . DR. LaflRANCO'L'
utus’u‘Nl-lllil) Null & O‘Neill. of “n. "ADIES' COMPOUND.
Thomas Jones has recovored from
101'. iii”- M PM!!!” there is a slight his runaway accident. While rclurn-
lmprovomentln.MlasOlpistead's 00‘” log home from South Norwaik hli
horse :took fright at an aulo In from
of Baker‘s livery stable. and before he
could silop him the horse. ran into Mr.
‘93. whichwpre placed In a receiving Foreil'a carriagc. which upset Mr
vault offer her dentin. last winter. In Jones, throwing him out. The horse
was caught in front of Err-Mayor Au
nm's residence. where. he was taken
care of. . The carriage was badly
.. , damaged: also Mr. Forell'e carriagi
A minimum! annual town meeting was someWhat broken. The boy was
severely shaken up being thrown out.
Come: From Insane Hospital
NEW HAVEN.
inldglgnu. formerly of i‘)vrby, was pill
on irinl lit-re ycslcrduy nu llll‘ charge
of robbery from and abuse of William
T. Baldwin. lllou a farmer l‘i‘Hliit’IIl of
lho neighboring town of Orange. but
who Is now the inmate of lip.» hospital
for the insane at hllddlclown.
1‘. While. who Is serving n stale sen.
lelit‘t’ for participation In the assault
upon Baldwin. was brought bore as a
Baldwin's house was brukon
Info on May ‘17. liillzfnud Iinlllwiuwns
wvvruly lili'lill’l‘d.
In the face by two men. and lighled
matches and burning paper pm hi his
feel in make him tell where he had
concealed some money.
became deranged mentally by reason
of the injury he received and since
.he has been In the hospital. White
was soon arrested and sent lo stale
prison for a seven
lmdrigan escaped and a few weeks
ago was caught near Ansonlu.
White testified against Lailrigan. dc.
irlarlng illul lhey went in Ilulilwlu's
house and assaulted the
make him give them his money. While.
however. claimed that hot ashes from
his pipe fell in Baldwin‘s fc‘el.
Baldwin. who is railonal at present,
also testified, identifying bolli White
and Ladrlgan as the men who attacked
Senator Donovan Speaks In Favor of
lie was pounded
HARTFORD. April 7.‘Senaior Don
ovan. of Norwalk. appeared before flu
railroad committee yesterday In sup
port of-.a bill requiring the railrou
commissioners to order railroad com
panics tovhave the platforms of can
enclosed during January, February
and March of each year as a protec
lion to the moiorman. The present
law leaves this matter discretionary
‘with the commissioners. The sonalOi
said he had observed much suffering
in his section an, a result of failure
to have ‘.veatlbules on cars. At his
request. the committee adjourned the
hearing until Tuesday in order Ihai
other interested parties might appear
Before the committee on cities and
boroughs, Representative Osborne. of
Norwalk announced that he wished to
go on record as opposing a bill wl'ili‘gh
0 had Introduced by request. 9
spending a few charge for' gas shall be $1 a thousand
feet anywhere In the state. Nobody
inimitabeth Gordon has returned appeared in “"0" 0’ the bill. '
a visit-to her home In Danton. «.
fdlandiia, Meeker is home from ii
ral weeks in New Canaan.
Thad!“ Donnelly. of New York. is
riding a Week at his summer home
W ‘
—~A lazy liver iunk'es' a lazy‘ mun. OPPOSED TO CONSTITUTIONAL
Burdock Blond Biiii‘l‘s is the natural. CHANGE.
' l .
Baldwin In W never falling remedy for ii luzy llvifl‘. -
NEW HAVEN. April 7.-—~Bolh sides
of the city court
yesterday agreed upon a statement of
facts which will be presented to the
Supreme Court
Bridgeport nexl Tuesday. ,
dcrslood that Judge DOW. who still
holds the seal on the bench because
of his claim that his berm has not yet
expired. will lry in show by a full list
of appointmenla of judges that he is
entitled to serve according lo the. term
in his commission
time be qualified.
expected to have relinquished his of—
fice on April list, but his commission
was dated in June, 190:5.
mcut of facts ls signed by Judge Case
of the Superior (fourth
contest
iii
It is un-
file
Judge Dow was
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR.
Foley & (30.. The plate
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
glue the some satisfaction.
It contains no opiates
and is safest for children and delicate
-Bold at Plaiated's Drug
.0
Daniel Davenport, x of Bridgeport.
representing the National Manufactur.
era” Association. was before the com
mittee on Incorporations. Mr. Daren
port appeared in opposition to a path
tion of the United Hatters of America
far a charter of incorporation with
headquarters In Danbury. The op
. position was baked on the claim that
tile petition should contain some pro-
vision for capital which would make
the organisation liable for obligations
'Mr. Davenport said the petition propos-
’ mo . ed to create a monopoly in the supply
I'. W- i} ry and family. 0' Oran of labor for bat manufacturing, and
A THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH
OP
“1 bhave been afflicted with kidney
and ladder trouble for years. passlsg WON A NAME OF
. FAME.
53;?! 3;": fog.“ with excruciating Derlf‘ Little Early Risers. the fa-
known colal (operatorof Buffalo‘O.
got no re le rom medicine uni ll be- a tie _
gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then gallon 2:30" Egg: iif..i’,‘{wfl%k§:"fiii
the result vans surprising. A few dos- ‘ ' ‘ '
ea started I e brickdusplike substance
and now i have no Dill“ acroaa my kid. Once used always preferred. They
neys and I feel like a new man. It has macy
ii‘one me $100 worth of good." f '
Idney Cure will cure evry cm of
“(my or badder disease. PRESIDENT GETS LOVING CUP.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
0. a W. BUBlNEBS IMPROVING
The buslnmm or the Ontario and be,”
g made by W. H. Alwell, United
liri'emern. recently bought by the CW States district attorney, Just before
olldated. Ia reported to be improving the banquet w.“ (m... former Govor~
under "19 new management. and “$3" nor J. 8. Hogg in response to calls
r . » . .
got up and made a a each. In which he
"‘0 last all“ months “‘9 “9' earnings warmly oommendedpthc president for
:9" “0“” ”00.000 5'9”” than in his policy in the Panama Canal mat-
be “m9 PM" months 0' “‘9 preced- ter and the Northern Securities case.
lug year. President Mullen of the Con- At the conclusion of Governor H08“
solidated has Issued 9. statement that speech, President Roosevelt yen his
he is still eudcavorlng to effect traffic chair and walking over to Governor
militii’miiwm the Nowd Yor‘li Cenlt‘ral.
w c . accompllshc . W l '9 "9 warmly commended him. Governor
1%? ('33:::flédgfiluffglsnhhfivzfigmi350: Hogg had said In his speech ihal. be
cool supply road. wanted the proaidcnl.‘ to understand
onloHrrULuslurraalNos as.
a well-
i‘l
lKNIGHTG 0F PYTHlAs SCHOOL-
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April 7.—-
it I» quite likely that Detroit will be
the future home of the little school-
house In which Justus H. Raihbcne.
wrote the ritual of the Knighls of
Pylhlaa, In 1800, This statement was
made by W. E. Hampton. Grand Chan.
ceilor of the Knights of Pyihlas of
Michigan. who was In Grand Rapids
The building has been
bought by a syndicate of members
who will present it to the order at the
Grand lodge maetln
in such manner as t
Foley's
Sold at
U.
country}? Sherlock Holmes] and one
‘ . . of i rongosi roman c pays over
1 “Md’ where she h“ been "prodliiised is At- Valley Forge. One of
the ‘longestbwu‘na plays? in‘Nvef York
, ” was done y, arn ng o omen.
“' 0' ”"i‘fifii’firfig‘ggg‘n‘fi These are but a few of the successes
" . presented by the; Eco Stock Company
‘ ,duringitnair antagonism in our city
at‘ Hoyt'a ‘i‘hs‘airé. They are the
very baht plays arch given by a reper-
mire organisation. and the announce-
“ lb meat-ofvauoh a'iine of‘plays is enough
to oceans more than would: notice.
Tali. togiether bvvitltmtlre xmgrkable
-» , s ng van y a .0 an an on.
gmfitflh h” been "“94 101' has brought them deservedly wall
, ‘ ' ‘ ' . moaned .suocsss. 1 Thencignpali‘iy ino-
.0 ii as may pond or at s ‘w 0 or
"W” “M” W *“lh‘liiid'dim “mums“
. , w o n seems a N on
xlnfltf'Wednesday ovening. “0 M It wherever thin appear. Bhorock
incline! will “be “I" opening bill. and
«lie. is of- the strongest a: the repor-
tolro. Polite avsudovillo sets will . be
holders may look for dividends.
for preservation
e lodge shall do
W
FRINCH OONCIRN'O DEMANDS 0F
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 7. ~~~~~ An
Imperial trade was Issued today an-
proving lhe French loan for satisfying
the demands of the Syrian Railway
the Constantinople
Quay Company. both French concerns.
Built this does not entirely satisfy the
French embassy. which is Insistlng
on a modification of the terms In con-
formity with its previous demands.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert ?
t daily question. Let
T" ,
£4
Company and
D. .
Buffering frightfully from the viru-
lent poisons of undigested food. 0. O. . .. ~ » , «
of Luis. Mina. took Dr. ' WHY HE DOES IT.
King's New Life Pills. "with the re- "lt Isn't, often that l have faith
suit." he writes, "mm 1 was cured. enough in the medicines put up by oth~
All stomach and bowel disorders give er people to be willing to offer io re.
way to their ionic, laxative properties. fumi- ihe money if lb 000'! not cure,”
géDrug Store, guar. saIdDruggIat Frank Baxter to one of
. O.
sac at F. ii. Baxter‘
Mrs. Harry Tiler-tensor: returned to
ihor home in Booth Main street. Wadi
«Massimo.» .
.orwaig, a. “0“”. liter having been in “1'. as;
. , walk,
MW” fill“:- limb rheumatiiig; Mrs. Thor-i _ ii-
ADOUT DIXON. lLLINOIO.
Divan. illlnois, wltp its ten thousand A
sturdy 'worklngmen has been stirred The Howard 00.. in order to set a
to its center by the innocent e ort-
of the great evangelist. known as lily
meat. HIV. are
‘ and a and
such its was-never soon ho
lace where Ab~
era in as a soil
fltfndian war by
’l’a V‘
bani Lincoln w“ '
ill '1‘ as s
s9
«i l '
NING. SEN
win (our ‘fv ‘ I - i on.“ ”a... .3; ..
.: V /.
Tm Bi“
.nRIDMm
KING ENGAGEB COUNSEL.
Retained to Sun City.
Mi‘. Kim: was soon ill Ilia bum-dimi-
“If,” coullnueil bc. “Ibo fathers and Mime. 26 Vista HII‘PN. Sliuiiford, and
mothers of such children would be. was still firm In his purpose, of col-
Ilevo what we say of Vlnol. we would lN‘iiiiK damages. '
see a great difference in the appear- "My counsel." said .Kiiifl. “has been
8mm of the younger generation of thoroughly informed as to my chance-
You know Vinol is not. a lion with the case. and the facts have
patent medicine. and is just the tonic been stated to him Just as they are.
It will make l have no reason to conceal anything.
for them good. healthy flesh. sound On my return home, lashevaning. 1
bone. bard muscle. and rich, red blood. Haw Chief Brennan. and beached mo
“True, Vinol is a cod liver oil me it i know how much It would cost to
parallon. but It doe» not. contain a drop sue the city. I told him I didn't care
of oil, or‘any bad lasting feature. It if It. cost mo my life. i am going in
Is an dallcioua that. all children love nee this thing through, no mailcr
it. yet it actually does contain all the Will“. iho coal. Chief Brennan asked
medicinal curuilvo elcincnls found In me what. I would settle the matter
the most for. iillll I told him not ouoponny l9IvII-i
wholesome and bust medicine for chllv than whal was due mo. ‘
iii-on WP ever sold.
"We have many lanai-s from gralo- much as l have earned for the time
ful mothers whose children owe their I was confined in the jail. I have
'l‘hP been working for Contractor Anthony .
following letter from Mrs. C. Allen. of ullli can earn about $11 a week. I
New Bedford. Mass. tells what Vlnul was detained over lwo weeks, and In
did for her children.
“With two punY. ailing children. i am eniiiled to a round little sum.
was very much worried, and did not "If they think they can fool with
know what to do to create strength me. they are barking up the wrong
gain tree. it Is all very well for the police
veri'iblnz Midas officials to deny lhis statement. and
a last resort. Vlnol. and the benefit that. but the cold facts lire there just
from that was great In if very Slim“ the same. Let them laugh off my
time. They are rapidly gaining “99“ story, and call It a joke. They say
and strength. and 1 am satisfied Vinol the third degree cross-examination
will do as much for other children."
if is because we MOW what. Vlnol myth. bill i can tell some. things lhey
will do that we guarantee if It falls to tried to make me admtt‘ and when i
mfikfi your children WP". rugged 9“” adhered in the truth, they called me
rosy. to refund your money. The (lift- a Ilnr and said i “grim-pd moppm [f
ford i‘hnrmncy. -
"I am advised that I I'll“ roller-l as
connecllon with my wllnoss fees, I
that l was subjected to is only a
I perjureil myself. why don’t they
prove ii, and punish mo nccm‘dlugly?
UNCONTESTED DIVORCES USTED‘ Sump of lilo denials iunilo ill'i' pi'elly
flimsy. ill'lfl wlwu llii‘ mailm- comes I0
33"" Petitions °i This Nature Wl“ court Iliey will be easily soon llii'ough.
Be Heard by Judge Shumway
My counsel will ht' iu Siuiufi'iril olllior
this ul‘lvi'uumi ul' lmimrrow, illlil if u
H'llll‘ilil‘lll is uul i-lfi-i-ll-«l, luv will lili-
mollluioly luslllulc legal proceedings.
King: i'nllvil iii Uniii‘i‘ lioiuluiiilrllu's
\i‘mlncsllny owning. llllil ofl’urwl lo iu‘l-
llc his "0an for sullioililiiiz uyci' $20.
liv lrczlllul lllt‘ inilllcr wry seriously.
“0 was the only ouu ul lli’litlillliil‘li‘l‘s
il a joke. The mun, lbc officials
claim, hns given no lefl'i‘lli'k‘ in lili)‘
(“new ycl iliiii chillies him in \l‘ilncss
loos. l‘liicl‘ of Police Brennan is
wondering why ho doesn’t li~ll wlinl
the horrible third degree is. If ilL' has
suffered so Illili'li by If. and Moos all
about II. The Chief‘siiys lic lhluks
M ii In up in King to lei the public know
just what barbarous lucilioils lb.-
Stamford polici- use!
(mamiyr ulunr'laccnia. Dr! is
coiled rm °Be a. demon. nu «93'3“
Farmera' Association Wants Town
NEW HAVENngg‘iEsHiP CON- Representation_Left Alone.
HARTFORD. April 7.~Tiic ii‘armcra‘
AHsocluilon. of flu,» ifia‘lfilfllill‘t‘. ndopi~
ed n resolution youlerliay'. which piacvs
Ii on record as opposing any change
In the consiltulion afflicting town rcp~
i‘osenlnliou in the legislature. The
action was taken as a rcsull of dis-
cussion over the proposed consiilulldu-
al aniendmeiit which Is designed to
fix the representation on a population
basis and which was defeated two
years ago by the general assembly.
Representative Carlson. of liaddam.
suggested the appointment of a com-
mittee to represent the association at
a hearing scheduled on tho amendment
next week. Representatives Werner.
of Woodbrldge. and Marvin, of Lyme,
suggested that. the association had op-
posed any change in representation
two years ago and they were of the
mind that Its opinion rcmaiucd un-
changed.
row
pious Illllc pills. have been made fam-
ous by their certain yet harmless and
stomach. gripe or make you feel sick.
strengthen. Sold by Clifford Phar-
O!
DALLAS. Tera. April 6.-—A loving
cup was given to President Roosevelt
after a banquet by the citizens of Dalv
lass last night. the presentation speech
Hogg. shook hands with him and
that the people of Texas had not snub.
bed him for his action In the Panama
Caugl mailer. nothwllhstanding the
poll y of certain Southern Senators.
his malny customers, “but lam glad
to sell Dr. Howard’s specific for the
bugs”. of constipation and dyspepsia on
m plan.
quick Introductory sale. authorized me
to sell the regular 'ilfly cont bottle of
their specific for half-price. 25 cents.
and. although 1 have sold a lot of II.
and surmised every package. not one
brought basins sputum»
i
pour-m. EERloos "
Suggestions How to Find Relief from Sue
for! blow
me menstrual
Vegetable Compound sooner
so many remedies without he
" i drawiod the approach 0
cry month. as it meant
and suffering for ma. bu
build two month! I became re
natural and am now
to ill for what Lydia
bin Compound has done for ma."
Such testimony should be accepted
by all women as convincing evidence
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable
rid stands without a peer as a
for all the distressing ills of
While no woman is entirely fro
periodical suffering. it. does not. seem to
be the plan of nature that. women
should suffer so severely.
tion is a severe strain on a woman’s
if it is painful or irro ular
something is wrong which sliou d be
set right or it will lead to a serious de-
rangement of the whole female organ.
rfcctiy wal audfres
rlods. fam vary
. ‘Pinkbam’s Vege-
Mora than fifty thousand Women
have testified in grateful letters to Mrs.
Pinkliam that Lydia E. Pinkham’o
Vegetable Compound overcomes pain-
ful and irregular menstruation.
it. provides a safe and sure way of as-
cape from distressing and dangerous
'weakuesses and diseases.
The two following letters tell no con»
vincingly what Lydia Fl. Pinkhuin'a,
Vegetable Compound will
Women. they cannot fail to bring hope
to thousands of sufferers.
Miss Nellie, Hill”)?! of 540 N. Davi-
slou Street. liufi’dio. N: Y.. writes :-
Dcar Mrs. I’lukham: ——
“ Your luwiil'iuv-islii
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound rests upon the
wellvearned gratitude of American
Win-n women are troubled with Irreg-
ular. suppressed or painful menstrua-
tion. leucorrhiea. displacement or. ul~
cumiion of the womb. that bearing-
fooling. iiillniiimutioh of the
ovaries. bucknclic. bluntin , (or fiatu‘
’ 1 loin-y). general dobility. indigestion and
‘m‘ri'mh prostration. or are boast with
sul-li symptoms as dizziness. faiutncss.
luxsitulic, excitability. irritability. ner-
sleeplcssneas.
1d remember there is one trial
Lydia E. l’inklinin's
deed an ideal medicine
I suffered iiilsci'y for years with
n-rioiis‘. headaches. and lmariugsiown
consults-ii two different
nut lulled in get. any relief. A fr end from . tinny shop
the East advise-l mo in try I. did E. Pluk- 1 pull (me remedy.
n l “KG! mm“ 9 l dii before dbl: Biznfmidi Yogi-table Compound iii. once removes
i) U ' 'IL I . ".Ol.8 . ,' . I. ., .
are natural; every ache and pain is gone. uni lbw u i I Unbkb' Refuse to buy any other
my general health is u
iliysicians ‘ i'lyiixni-srl.
linin‘s Vegetable Compound.
uliciuc. for you need the best.
Don't. hesitate to write to Mrs.
Piuklmin If there Is anything
about your sickness you do not
understand. Silo will treat you
with kindness and her advice is
free. No woman over re rotted
writing liar and line has oiped
Address Lynn. Mass.
Best Understands a Nana‘s Ills.
iuch improved.
advise all Wumufl who suffer to take Lydia:
E. l‘iukhaiu‘s Vegetable Compound.”
Mrs. Tillie Hart. of Larlmore, N. 0..
Dear Mrs. Pinkhnmz—
"i might have have
months of suffering will pa
known of the efficacy of Lydia E. Pink
Ask lira. Pullman's Adder—A
JAMES c. PHELPS erotics To
many SETTLEMENT WORKER.
been spared many
hams '. thousands.
‘cusrom HOUSE EMPLOYEE DEAD
illill)(iEl-’()RT, April
, , , Cllllkt‘ Win-don. agcd fifty years, died
NEW \Om“ April 6-”A“ inleresl- at his residence in this city yesterday.
Mo was an employee of line cumulus
house here and well-known'in busi-
ness and social circles.
brother and lwo sis
lug rmuniicc growing on! of university
Si’lllt‘lllt'lii work among lbc tenement
population the cast slilo was revealed
today wuvn ounminccniciil was made wife
of llic clizugcluenl of .l. (i. Phelps ‘
Slokca. millionaire and philanthropist,
soil of Alison Phelps Stokes. lo Miss
This Is a lull Sinai Bill of “If!
Sentinel
Premium
Fountain Pen.
For five of these Cou-
(llcvclmiii. 0., null Idler a writer onl
lhc Jewish Daily News of this city.
from which she recently resigned to
accept a clerkship in the university
acillemcnl in Eldridge street.
Miss Pastor, who is a very attractive
young woman. has for years been one
of the i'oreiuosi Workers fr the bel-
iermcnt of the condition of the poor on
the east side and it was while thus
engaged that she mel Mr. Stokes, who
has always been actively interested in
sclilcnwiit work.
‘Mr. Stokes is many times a-mililon-
His brother, the Rev. Anson
Phelps Stokes. jr.. la secretary of Yale
One of his sisters Is the
Another sister.
who, like himself. is devoted to works
of philanthropy. married Robert [limb
er. formerly head worker in the uni-
vei'slly settlement In which Miss Pas-
ior Is now cmploycd.
THE RIGHT NAME IS DEWITT.
Derit'a Witch Hazel Salve cools.
soothes and heals cuts, burns. boils.
bruises. piles and all skin diseases.
Zickei‘fooae. Adolph. W. VIL,
"My lllllc daughter had while
swelling so bad that piece lifter piece
of bone worked out. of her leg.
Will's Witch Hanoi Salve cured her."
It In the most. wonderful healing salve
Beware of counterfeit
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
THREE DEATHS DUE TO ACCI-
pons and sixty-five cents,
presented at this office.
we will furnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one of ”these "HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PEN'S, made of the best
Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen warranted 14 kts.
solid gold.
guaranteed. This offer
only holds good for a
limited time. so start to-
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C. A. Union returned a verdict. yester-
day Iu the case of the three victims
of the explosion at the works of the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company in
this city Tuesday.
"The deaths were the result of an ac-
cidental explosion of primers. due Io “
There is no evi-
dence of curelessnosn on the part of
any one, according to the testimony.
the only person who knew Just how
the accident occurred. John 1‘. binary.
”a": “3"?" its? ‘ R¥Enumffc
Out-of-town readers.
when ordering by mail.
must enclose five cents
ii Ifl in effect:
unknown causes.
extra for packing and
This Year.
Big changes this year In choc
Toes are a bit nattler-thal‘s
the most radical.
Big chances to get your toes
pinched unless you buy shoes that
are made on carefully planned '
You get all this season's styles
when you buy KIITH’I KON-
QUCHOR shoes. -
And no pinching!
Norwalk Chronicler