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‘ p... Végélabls communal ls Echo»
Summon in Curing ‘Thls Fatal
I: I ‘
. Of, all , the diseases known, with
lch women are alliicied, kidney dis-
:Qllc is the most fatal. In fact, union‘s
‘ ly and correct treatment is applied,
a weary patient seldom survives.
lining fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink-
hni. early in her career. gave exhaust-
ire study to the subject. and in pro-
' (main .her great remedy for woman's
111M5— ydia. E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable
pound—wwas careful to see that it
untamed the correct combination of
herbs which was sure to control that
rich] disease, woman's kidney troubles.
‘The Vegetable Compound nets in bar-
9 many with the laws that govern the
entire fiemalo. system. and while there
7 .are many so called remedies for kidney
troubles. Lydia E. l’inkham's Vege-
‘ table Compound in the only one espe-
cially prepared for women. and thou-
' lands have been cured of serious kid my
~ derangementn by it.
llernngelnents of
the feminine organs quickly allect the
T-kidneys, and when a woman has such
_ symptoms as pain or weight in the
loins. backache. bearing down pains,
_ urine too frequent. scanty or high col‘
cred. producing scaldingy or burning,
or deposits like brick dust in it: un-
usual thirst. Rwolling of hands and feet.
:sweliing under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
of her groin. she may be sure her kid-
neys are afi’cctcd and should lose no
time in combating the. disease with
Lydia E. Pinkhnlu's Vegetable Conl-
pound, the woman‘s remedy for wo-
man‘s ills.
The following letters show how
marvelously successful it is.
lull: E. Pinkllam's Vegetable Compound
EARL SPENCER HAS PARALYSIS.
LONDON. ()clollcr lil.~~<’l‘llc condi‘
tlon of Earl Spruccl‘, lbw lllhel‘nl lrlid-
er in the House of Lords, who was-
ntrlckcn with paralysis yosl'w'dllx'
while at his Hhooling box. VHXI‘lllllllll.
Norfolk, was slightly Improved lo-dzly.
—-—Can‘t be perfect. nonllh without
pure blood. l'lurdock Blood lllllcrs
makes pure blood. Tours and Invig-
orates the whole system.
Bay
Clocks, Skirts
.02". J.W1.any and film. S.Fralle g
Mrs. Samuel Frake. of Prospect
Plains, N. J., Writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham :-—-
I cannot thank you enough for what L diu
E. l’inkhmn‘s lit-{gnome Compound has one
for me. When 1 rat wrote to you I had sut-
fered for years with what the doctor culled
kidney trouble and con cation of the womb.
My back nehad drcadfu ly all the time. and I
suffered so with that bearing-down feeling I
could hardl walk across the room. I did not
get any be, tor. so decided to sto doeioring
with m ' physician and take L I in E. Pink-
bam's V «notable Compound an I am thunk-
ful to say it has entirely cured me. 1 do all
in own work, have no more backache and
al the had symptoms have disappeared.
I cannot praise your medicine cnou h, and
would advise all women culturing with ldney
trouble to try it.
Mrs. J. W. Lang, of 620 Third Ave-
nue, New York, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhumz—
l have been a. great stiller-er with kidne
troublc. My back uchcd all the time and
was discouraged. I heard that Lydia E
Pinkhun’s Vegetable Compound would care
kidney disease, andl hogan to take it' and It
has cured me when everything else had failed.
1 have recommended it to lots of people and
they all praise it very highly.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing In-
vitation.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble, or any form of female weak-
ness are invited to promptly communi-
cntc with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn.
Mass. Out of the great volume of ex‘
pcriencc. which she has to draw from.
it is more than likely she has the very
knowledge that will help your case.
llor advice is free and always help-
In].
a a Woman's Remedy for Woman's llls.‘
A CARD.
This Is Io certify that. all druuglnls
Ill'l‘ uulhori'ml lo refund your IlllillL‘."
iI' Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevenls
gulrious rcsulls from a cold. Cures la
‘grippu cough and prevents pneumonia
‘illld consnlnpllon. Contains no op-
Iulcs. ’l‘hc gcnulnc Is In a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at I’laisled's Drug Store. "
Your
and Millinery
from the maker.
It will save you Thlrtv
Per Can! an the Dollar.
We guarantee a pcrleot fit.
The Fair Cloak
and Fur Store,
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
—~—...—.m.._.r . A .. __ ..
sown» srovus
Are Guaranteed to
Squeezing the Consumer
to swell Iho dealers profits In nol
our Why of conducting lilo coal bush
new. We hcllcvc In Inlr dealing um
want our cunlomcrs Id be our frloull:
on Well. That Ia why We take sucl
rul'c lo llccp Ibo bcsl, (he clonncsl
null hlghenl quallly of coal to be llnd
The Daniel Keogh (ioal Co.
Besvlew Ave. East Norwalk. CI.
Tel. 145-4.
Give Satisfaction in
Evelu Respect.
Your Mom Back if
Not Satisfied After a
Months Trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE d SON.
134 Washington street.
80th Norwslk, Conn.
In. cc
Ill. God.
I the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs.
H’ERSHF
Guaranteed.
IELD & on
‘ in: Water Strut, Telephone 336-3.
L cod St, Tel. com.
. John ‘1‘ Hay“, 5 M
Public Market, as Bo. Main St.
sin strut, Norwslk.
GOVIBNPH‘ clvsswA SOHOtAlb
. " . 3HIP’. .
Announcemsnt Mada ct Gathering of
Daughters of Revolution at
Groton.
About. 500 of the Connecticut Daugh-
Icl‘s of the American Revolution gulli-
ered at Grotou Heights Wednesday at
the second annual pilgrimage ot the
slate Dan liters, and helped to make
”i “no of t" s realest days In‘thc bits-
I [5/01 slate g A. II. annals. ,
one of the delightful surprises of
line day clinic at the close of Governor
Rohcrlb’ address at Fort. Griswold In
lhc afternoon. when he announced
that the talk given, In the morning by
Mil-ls M. E. Henry on the work among
the children of the mountainqu of
Ike scalb bad so Impressed him and
Ike members or his utulf that It had
bccn decided to present to Miss Henry
a cum sfllllelenl to establish a scholar-
uhlp In Muryuvllle college of 'l‘enneu-
see for a chlld of the mountains. The
announcement wan greeted wilh ring—
Illg cheers. and Misschm-y'c pretty
little speech of acknowledgement was
also heurllly applauded. .
Mics Henry is a teacher In Maryli-
vIlle college, and although not a mem-
bor of the I). A. 11,, was asked to weak
at yesterday's exercises in Iho interest
of lho palrlolle oducnlional work now
being taken up by the I). A. R. Misc
Henry hcl'nelf Is a child of tho 'I‘ennos-
ace mouniulnu. and her talk was of
peculiar interest Io Ibo stale 1'). A. ll.
inasmuch as her education was made
posslblo by some unknown person In
lonnccllcul who years ago have $50
for a scholarship in the college c!
which she in now a teacher.
She npokc for Ion minutes on lhc
mounlohieurs of Ibo south, most of
whom are desccndallls of men who
fought for freedom In rcvolullnnrl'
days. There are a million children In
Ihc mountains of the south ilvinuv lb
dogrudzllion. th.‘ sllllou. There are bill
a few schools, and the. nccd ol cducn
lion is the crying need of the hour.
ller figures and facts Were slnrlllnu
lo cultured and conservative Conncc
llcut I‘oik, but her lmpunsloncd
speech will surely bring forth still
greater Irulln.
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.
All surface cancers are now known
to ho curable, by Ducklcn’n Arnlcu
Salve. .lnn. Walters, of llulncld. Va.
writes: "I had a cancer on. lny In
for years, Ihal scorned incurable, till
Ilucklen‘s Arnicn Salve healed ll, am
now It is pcri'clrlly well." Guaruulccv
cure for culu and burns. 25c m If. ll
llaxler's. South Nnrwulk, and E. l".
chd‘s. Norwulk, drug stores. "
STAMFORD PEOPLE MET MOSS.
Frank Mons, In whom lhc llcpubli
nus or New York have olfcrod their
loullnrlllou for uulyor, wall a gucal at
he Ilrolhcrhood of SI. hull, of tho
\Iclhodisl church, In Stamford, during:
Ill‘. Ilcally’s pnslornlo, and aside from
unklm: lln Inlcrcsilns; uddrcxs, proved
'IilllHl'lf a jolly good follow In talking
.vilh the llll'llllli‘l'l'l, John (I. i’ilclp.c
~linked. the nominee ol‘ the Munlclpa‘.
fiwncrshlp League. for prculdcnl 0'
ho Board of Aldcrlucu. has been lir
an off and on at Collcndcr's Point for
the past few years. He was married
to Road Pastor In St. Luke's church.
Xorolon. in June.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Klnd You Have Always Bough
Bears the
Signature of $1”. 5%
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS
NEW YORK, October lil.""Tlli'
«'lculncl' (Tluupnnin. from I.lvurpoo‘
run In wireless comulunicnlion with
ilnsconscl all 7:20 n. "1., when 15!»
ullcs oust of Nnulnckcl lllghlshlp
w‘hi- will probably dork nboul S n. In
()-lll()l‘i'0\\'.
MARITIME QUARANTINE OF NOV
EMBER 10.
l'lA'l‘ON ROUGE, UL, Oct. ELM-(lov-
‘l'llOl‘ Illuuchurd yesterday nilcrnoon
on I'cuursl of (be Slulo llourd nl
Ilcnllh ol' llouisiunu. Issued his proc-
'nmallou revoking inc nulrlllluc quar-
llullnc. 'l‘lllu procllluulllon gobs lqu
clfcel November 10.
M'CADDON AGAIN REMANDED.
LONDON. Orlohcl' III. m Joseph 'I‘.
McC‘llddon. lhc American showman.
who In charged at the lnulunco of Ill!
ll‘rcuch nulhorllies with ll‘nudulenl
bunkruplcy, was again rcuuludcd lo' (I
week In lhc Bow Slrccl l’ollce )ourl
hero loony, lllH dolcnce not. being
ready.
Tbs Clifford Pharmacy Say They Do
Not Charge Anything for Vlnol
Unless It leen Satisfactory
Results. *
thn linked by a reporter or Ihl-
chllucl how they could make uucb a
broad olfcr In regard to any uuldlcinc.
one of IIu» prmlrlcloru 01’ The Clifford
Pharmacy rcpllod:
"II‘ Vluol wore a patent or nocl‘oI
prcpnrnllou II. would bu luthor think.
but It In nol. everything II. coulalnu Is
numod on (he lubol.
"Vluol In sIniply lho up-lo-dalo
form of luImInIlllorlnu cod lIvcr oil.
which for centurion has been recog-
nlzcd as Ibo grandest of all body»
liuIIlllnu aucnls for wasted human
slrenglh and vitality, and during Ibo
hull Iivc years we have seen It produce
such grand rumba that we are now,
willing lo buck II. wIIh any kind of a
Kilal‘lllllfifi.
"In Who] we have simply done away
with the useless. nyslcmologslng on
and have given to the people all the
medicinal, body-building elomentn o!
cod Miller on In a highly concentrated
and deliciously palatable form, and We
buve never sold In our more a modl‘
clue of more curative and strength»
oreullnu value than Wool, and II' Ihc
pecplo of south Norwulk only realized
Ila vahm We would ncl have clerks
«pouch In our store to supply the dc-
mund for It. In It natural manner
Vinol when no the dinesllvc organs.
makes rloh red blood and creates
succumb. We elm only link Ike pro
. roll. hour.” « .l-l: MATTER. ‘ ,
Ho Cured Hlm‘nlf u rlcua stomach
Trouble: by gettlagyovvo to , i
Flu Princlplas.
A man or latze‘lfllirl In one or our
promlnellt ouster-p cities by too close
attention to basins“. too little excr-
clsc and too many club dinnerwuul-
ly began to pay nature's tax. levied
In the form of chronic stomach trou-
ble: the failure of his digestion
brought about a nervous Immunity
making It impossible to apply himself
to his daily busineus and finally do-
ranging the kidneys and heart.
In his own words he lays: “1 con-
sulted one physician after another and
each one seamed to understand my
case, but all the same they each fall-
cd to bring about the return of my
former digestion, appetite and vigor.
For two years l<went from pIIlnr to
pout. from one aanltarlum to another.
[gave up smoking. I quit coffee and
even renounced my daily glass or two
oi? beer, without any marked Improve-
ment. .
“Friends; had often advised me to
try a well-known proprietary medicine,
Sluart'a Dyspepsia Tablets, and 1 had
ol’lcu perused the newspaper adver-
tisements of the remedy but never
look any stock In adverllscd medicines
nor could believe a filly~eent patent
lucdlclnc would touch my case.
“To make a long ulory short I Ilnal-
ly bought a couple of packages at the
nearest drug atom and took two or
three tablets alter ouch meal and
occasionally a tablet, between meals.
when I felt any feeling of nausea or
Iliacomtcrt.
"I was surprised at the end of the
final week to hole a marked Improve-
ment In my appetite and general
health and before the two packages
were gone I was corlaln that S‘luarl's
)ysmipsla 'I‘uhlols was going to euro
completely and they did not disap-
point Inc. 1 can out, and sleep and
illjoy my coffee and cigar and no one
would suppose I had ever known the
l.l)l‘l‘(li'fi of dyspepsia.
“Out of friendly curiosity I wrote
lo the proprietors of the remedy ask-
lug for information an to what the
tablets contained and they replied
Unit the principal ingredients were
isepllc pepsln. (government lest).
mall, dlaslusc and other natural di-
zcsllvcs, which digest food regardless
of the condition of the sloinuch.
The root oi" the mailer In this. the.
Ilgcslivo elements conlalned In
illmrl's Dyspepsia ’I‘ablels will digest
no food. give llll' overworked slolu-
lien a chance Io recuperate and the
It‘l‘Vi‘ii and whole, syfiil‘lll In rcecive
hc nl‘un‘lshnlenl which can only come
rolu food. Sliululuuls and nerve lon-
ics never give. real sil‘onulh. they give
lclllious nircnglh, luvnrlably followcd
ly rcncllon. Evcl'y drop of blood, ev-
ery ncl’ve and tissue. is Illlulul‘nclurcd
llllll our daily ‘I'ood, and if you can
usnrc Ila prompt action and complete
llgcsllon by the regular use of so
mod and wholesome a remedy as
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia ’l‘llblels, you will
love no need of nervu males and sani-
lnrlluns.
Allhough Stuart's Dyspepsia Tnblcls
ulvc been In the markoi only a few
vcnrsc probably cwrv drugglsl In the
I‘nllcd Slates. (,‘muldu and (lrcai llrl-
‘aln now nulls thrill and cousllh-l‘s
hem the most popular and successful
I‘ll any preparation for stomach trou-
re.
TWO uncourzsrao nlvon‘cés
on LIST.
Both Civil Courts Will Hold Short
Calendar Sessions To-day.
ilolh civil courts are holding shorl
‘lllcndur Iwrwionu today. In Ibo su-
wrior rourl. lb'ldue, Judge Wheeler
.ilI prl‘nldc. 'l‘wo unconlosled divorc-
-s appear on Ihc llsl for tho hcurlus'.
he Iirsl clop or the season. .ioscph
lllnllullono \\’lIlllS ll dncrcc from M
olellu. his \vll'c. while Sarah Holly.
.vould llko legal separation from
Pharics llolly. The parties live In
alridgcporl.
Thul warm acllon for damages
bronchi by Father Curtain) ('Tcrull
against hr. licnl‘y Cock-obi. In down
with a iuoIIon for spcclul bull opponilc
II.
l-"uuk Jurobrwllz docs not llkc his
name. He would drop the “ovllz” ul
Icnsl, and be has pr‘clscnicd a pellllon
o iho com-I. lor lhnl purpose.
In lhc ncllon brought by Adolph
llrcchilu :lgnlual. Henry Ncnbcrg.
alleged :llionnlion of wilely nflcclloun
Is down wllh a motion for special
bull.
III the dlvorco ncllon brought by
Kalle F). Plat-c ngalnul l.ch W. Plnec.
:hcrc In a request for ll furlhor order
of notice, while In tho divorce ncllon
iu'oughl bv Ullarlns lleppcrl agalnnl
Anulc IC. lmppcrl. lhe wife wants an
lllowuncc Io dcl‘ond.
In Ilic clvll common pleas courl
lpchuI ball Is asked for In the acllon
lu'oluzhl by Jane 'l‘omplolnn agulnql
(lvoruc Inuuln, Sr. .ludmncul for
wunl of answcr In linked la n hu‘lll‘
llllllllll‘l‘ of l‘llelllB.
W.._........
FOUND DEAD IN STALL.
Some Mystery Concerning Demise cl
Max 9wlt‘n Colt In
Stamford.
A valuable l-oII dlcd some limo
'I‘uuudnv ulgbl, In Mull Swll‘u slublcs
In I’acIlIc mrucl. Slmnlord. .Iual what
was lilo l'llllHll of tho animal's muldon
dcmluo lllll‘N uol appour. 'I‘hc cancmlly
acccplcd vIcw Is that It died of collc.
There seem to be those who hold oIh-
or vIcwn. In lheIr opinion. Ihc horuv
did um die of natural causes. II. was
Intlmalod broadly thlu morning lhnl
Mr. Sun, was one of the latter. II was
said that ho had expressed hlmucll
freely no lo Ibo death of the cull,
and that whleh calmed Its death. Mr.
Swll wouldn't say a work (or publica-
tion. He doesn‘t. like to ct hIn name
In the newspapers. and c said he
would prefer to be lelt alone In his
sorrow. The call was of 300d stock.
Its sire was Illa Bouton’s Corporal. an
animal with a good record. and the
dam was Danna, once the property of
llaumlln Herrick, 0! Stamford. Damn
had It mark 01.3.12. Mall purchased
tho coll about six months ago. and
broke II. In burnout. it won a dark.
bay about ll bands hiqlli and Il uhcwcd
a lot of lhe good «annulus of Its pm»
cubs. The coil. was all right Tuesday
In, 8 p. in. WMMIICI mornlng Max
found II dead In Ila sill l.
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A knot wIII uni announced I: n
not. .
p c, of Knuth Norwalk Ic Irv Il odour
simulated" The cultural th‘nwy.
congruence of the Women's Christian
continue Ihc propagation of the race.
I
I
m »
Women's Life loo Btranuous,
Men Not at Home. ‘
DETROIT. Mlch.. October 13.-—Rccc
suicide has been one 91 the which,“
topics of diucusulon at the distclc'.
and
'l‘ompercn'ce Union which will close L04
night at Wynndo'tle. a suburb of De-
lroll. Dr. Mary A. Willard. of Do-
trolt, addressing llui conference, fluid
that lhc mom extreme type of race
Suicide, was the inventing ct Ignorant
fol‘olgners whh Ibo rllzbt Io vole
thIc the Inlclmcnl women a! the
country were denied this prlvliell‘u
Continulnu Ih'. Willard said:
“I will not atlcmpt to deny that
few children are born Into Amcrl tan
homca, for It Is a lamentable fact. too
pclont to be contradicted. There are
we reasons for this. One of them Is
that life Is becoming too atrocious
for the modern woman and she has
not vitality enough to make her pr'nll'»
lie In chIld bearing. 'and the other .15
that man sacrifice upon the 8h.‘llli’-P‘l
of Bucohus and Eros until they are
poworlesu to lay upon the altar of
wedded love the tribute lhat would
bless their bullies.
“(live women the ballot and they
will remove come. of the. temptations '
from the palh of men, making II cus-
icr for them lo live. pure. strong.
hcallhful lives, rendering them III II“-
Aud they will themselves become In-
Vill‘orulcd and ready to again resume
the burdens undcr which they have
failed. A new Inlpclun will have
come Inlo women's lives because lhev
can lheu do away with the brolhcl
that clnlniu their daughters and “AG
saloon that ruins their sons."
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be just. as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
digest what you out whether you can.
or not. You can put your fool. in a
bowl, pour a llllle Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure on It and It will digest it the
same as II. will In your stomach. It
can’t help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is curing hundreds and
Ilmusands-somc bad faith and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you If medi-
cine can cure you. whelhcr you have
faith in It. or not. Sold by The CliI'“
lord Pharmacy. "
CONNECTICUT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
New Gymnasium to be Built for In-
mates, at a Cost of $10,000.
llAIl'l‘h‘ORl‘). ()ci. l:l.~«'l‘hc annual
report of the Board of Trustees of the
Connecticut School for ilovu, nl Merl-
dcn, was died In Ihe cfllce of lhe gov-
ernor yesterday by Francis H. i‘nrker.
of (his clty. chairman of the Board.
ll. gives a comprehensive review of the
work at the school during lhc past
your, and also contains reports of the
superintendent and olhcr unicorn giv-
luu dclllilcd inlornulllon conccrning
the several deparllncls.
’I‘he rcporl shows that the most im-
porlnnl work now noun: on at the.
school. In addillon to the rogular rou-
llnc. ls un- luovelucnl for a new gym-
bashun for the inmates at a cost of
$10,000.
The financial slnlcnlenl shows re
cclplk of “3212.31. After all hiIln
were. paid there remained In Ibo Irons-
ury $8,931.05 In the time of closing the
report. The principal sources of rev-
enue were: From the stale, 567.080.-
IO; chair shop, $7,024.32; boarders.
$269.95; farm and stables. $714.60.
The principal items or expense were:
For provisions. $19,687.77; for sularlcs,
Sillllllil; repairs, $5.096; house fun
ulslllnas, $3.09M9; fuel and lighls.
$888.13; clothing. $3,872.83.
A SPLENDID IDEA.
A now idea in a Cough Syrup is ad-
.‘lllll‘l‘l‘l III Kennedy‘s lAlxulivo Honey
md 'l‘ar. Bcsldcs containing I’lnc
'i‘nr, Honey and other valuable reme-
dies, it is rcndcrud haxnllve, so that
Is use insures a prompt and ellicicnt
lvncunllon of lhc bowels. ll. relaxes
ho ncrvous syslcnl. and cures all
folds. croup, whooping cough, etc. A
rcd clover blossom and Ike honey bee
s on every bottle of the Original Lax-
;lllvo Cough Syrulwkcnnclly’u Laxa-
livc Honey and Tar. An Ideal remedy
"or children. Mothers praise ll. it
is heel for all. Sold by The Clifford
l’hnrnlucy. "’
MYSTIC TEAMSTER SUICIDES.
MYS'I‘II}, ()cl. 13.——-’I‘homau ('llolwon.
aged All». n boas .loninslcr, died and-
dcnly at noon yesterday at his nlolh-
ur's homo hero under condllions
which polni to suicide from poison.
Ho stumbled Into the house and died
whllc his mother was sumoning a
physician. Dr. P. '1‘. Mchowan and
Dr. L. M, Allyn responded. the former
being of the opinion that death was
due to polson. Medical Examiner
George D. Stanton will make his ex-
:unlnaIIou. No cause has been known
in cause Gleason to lake his own life
«her Ihun melancholic ov‘cr separlb
lion from wlfo and children, who also
live here.
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
II In a bad hnbll, Io borrow anything.
but Ihc worst lbInk you can :10anny
borrow. it! trouble. When nick. sore,
heavy, weary and wurlrcut by the
pains and poisons cl dyspepsia, bil-
Iouuncku, llrluhl'u disease, and similar
Internal disorders. don‘t all. down and
broad over your symptoms, but fly for
rcIIcf lo lllcclrlc llillcrn. Here you
will IInlI ml“) and permanent forgol-
body will not bc burdened by a load
of debt disease. At 1“. H. Baxter's.
South Nor-walk. and E. P. Wood's,
Norwclk, drug stores. Prion 600.
Guaranteed. u
LABOR FIDlarfillgLON TAKES sc-
NlllW HAVEN, Oct. laws» soon all
the Federation of Labor settled down
In buslnuss In Its convention: Wile!“
day a report was made of the crust
In Bprln Ileld Wednesday nlzlil of o-
ncl H. coloury and Frank Barcnlow,
of Bridgeport. on the charge of fraud
ulanlly soliciting and collecting mon-
cyu for Ibo Fuller-Allan. The matter
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Thé D. M. Read Co.
Elfd‘liubdd 1857.
Lace Nets for Gownl's.
We have an array of wonderfully beautiful Nets in
while, cream and black. The Oriental and Baby irish Laces
are easily the “leading novelties, and over shimmering satin
or silk of some lovely hue are extremely effective. For cvc-
hing,r waists, yokes, boleros and flouncings. An inspection
is invited. Lace Section.
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L1ttle Thmgs m Needlework.
Women who are in search of something new in dainty
nccdlevvork will be interested hi the assortment of new
Stamped Linens; little things, many of them not requiring
llllll‘ll'ul‘ even skilled work bllt'very dainty and useful when
made up. . .
Center Pieces in (liiltcrlyl and~Dauish Embronicry, wxlh
portions worked as samples.
Collar and Cuff Sets. Chemisctles and I-Iamikcrchiefs
on fine, sheer. handkerchief linen.
l’iliow Tops on white iincu for eyclct work.
lluek Towels stamped in odd and artistic designs.
kilovc and Handkerchief Cases.
Art Needlework Section.
Sale of Nickel Ware.
Articles of Nickel are so much lighter and easier to ban-
dle than iron or enamel that they are always in favor with
housekeepers. They are easily kept bright and quickly heat-
cd. 'J'ilcl'e has been an advance of 25 per cent. on Nickel
Ware lately. which we were fortunate enough to anticipate,
so having made a heavy purchase, We are able to oi‘fcr zlrli~
cics at prices lower than the present wholesale prices.
Tea Kettles.
One lot. sizes No. 7 and No. 8, flat or nit bottom,
75:: c‘ther size.
One lot. heavy quality, sizes No. 7. No. 8. an. No. 9,
Ilal or pil bottom. 85 n.
One lot cxlra heavy, lint or pit bollom, curved spouts,
any size, $1.00.
Coffee Pots, copper. nickel, wood handles and hinged corcrs,
3 pint size, 756. ' 5 pint size, 75c. ”n
4 pint size, 80c. I: pull. size, buc.
Tea and Cofiee Pots.
3 pint size. 42c. 4 pint size, 48c.
Wash Boilers, heavy liu will] copper bottom and Japauncd
wood handles.
N0, 7. $1.25
No. 3. $1.35 No. 9. $1.50
The D. M. Read Co.
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Boas, Ora.-
vats, Scnrfs, Collarettes, Mufi's. etc.
We purchased these Furs Lust
Spring and they have been Made to
Order, thus securing better Values
than if bought from open stock.
We invite your inspections of
them and think you will agree with
us that we have excellent values.
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