W. V writ.“
. llEf‘Knigfitl‘ of chain; :
b treat preparations for
an entertainment of the. ,
elastionai convention
w. .liaven next Jane.
{ . la 0! Visiting knights
. will accompany
, uncii will convene on
Must Jane. and it is ex.
wean 8.000 and 10.000
.ltiilitcrmiii remain in New no
‘ l... , t four days and some
. _ I. Menttvlll be provid~
them during that time. A top.
it!“ of‘action has been outlined
.“J not. read public recap,
ll { d in t e armory or other
'hiac‘camtwhich addresses will
by the mayor, the governor
ate and sevaral‘ speakers of
3 W litinence. it is hoped that
“bits of figuration” will inter.
.. a b y in tbis'part‘of the
June, ii . national council
, pontiiical mass, at which
. .wil ”be delivered by some
' the hierarchy, who will be
y the committee. During the
null: session, the entertain-
lttee villi provide some
‘ rennet: as trolley rides
o Interest, ‘carriage drives
he parks or alongithe shore,
even g a grand promenade
« .> g be. will be‘givenin the
“on taking the dance at Los
, t yearns a. criterion, the
one of the most brilliant
,v-New. even.
the ,d dicatlon of the
. new Knights of Columbus
will take ace. Speakers of
repute wil be present, and it
l§ah high-d ltaries of the
3 ‘ ‘ uroh will a so grace the oc-
g‘htheir, resence. ,
by even rig a gland banquet
, adored the delegates by the
. tilts, at. which arrangements
. made so that all members who
-' _ ,1! esent can attend. .
‘Jitghrlfiy tllie national“ council will
‘ lib-and the entertainment com-
at each is cared for and
opportunity to see the
"y evening a grand exempllti.
., the fourth degree will be
“11,; preceded by a street parade of
, embers ,andcandidates in even-
bb. This degree has been exem-
only, once before in New Hav-
‘ it is expected that this coming
9 . cpllllcation’ will rival m splendor
"scenic effect any degree ever givv
hly part of the country. Bernard
inch is'master of the fourth de-
fer this section of the state. and
d‘ will'be exemplified under
lhction. Applications will be
vad from all sections of the
r3, Large delegations are al'
ured from Boston. New York,
d} ca. Springfield, Philadelphia,
r cities in New England and
a ing ‘staies.
day the visiting
knights and
NOBODY i3 EXEMPT.
ow Preparation Which Everyone
Will Need Sooner or Later.
molt everybody's digestion is dis-
?” more or less, and the com-
yest thing they do for it is to take
M; one of the many uncalled blood
. rs. which, in many cases, are
» strong. cathartlcs. Such
. re not. needed. . if the organs
» clogged condition, they need
ittle held and they will right
_. ’Calhartics irritate the
l g linings of the stomach and
1nd often do more harm than
. is not.whut is needed. The
“to do is to at the food in can.
. l'. . ltuart'e Dyspepsia 'i‘ablcts
is perfectly. They partly digest
is eaten and give the stomach
a help it needs. They stimulate
lion and excretion of the ill-
a vttlds and relieve the congesi»
, ,tlon of the glands and mom-
, They put the whole digestive
a condition to on its work.
. it is dime you need taite no
5 all s. adios: you eat what does
with o . Then take one
lotte- e thcm needed help,
will its no trouble. ‘
. momenta medicine and a
lofts-satirical, and it will
time. Not only cure the
at intro the chase
.a perfectly sensible and
7.
‘ .. lino als coon bio fill
mwdon' publish'maay cf
However-Afro. D. M. Faith.
. ,_, is. says:
. l the Tablets 1 lot
A _. a done their work
.- «base, fili- Heel like a dif-
altogether. i don't
had not got-them i should
it. rest by this time."
» , .‘vOnslowr, [‘60 sent
as use "trims;
.' em; he can“
. no i am a sum
0 us send me a pack-
A u p " r, .
”fibril. Mich. can:
care has worked
flit uses». 1 suffered for
‘an New Haven at that . . A
.‘l
‘vi
esomethlng is wrong which ahou
. known preparation which may contain
.2 to be fondly digested and as- h
00“ 6. mi
first. nirlqp
them. . if
While no woman is entirely freon-om I"
nriodical suffering. it. does not seem to
the plan of H nature that women
ould sufler‘ so “nicely; Menstrua-
,0 is. a severe strain on a woman's
tallty. if it. is painful or irrefdul‘ar
e
set right or it will lead to a serious de-
rangement of the whole female organ-
Moro than fifty thorium! women
have testified, in grateful letters to Mrs.
Pinkb’aln‘ that Lydia iii. l’iukham's
Vegetable Compound overcomes pain-
ful and irregular menstruation. -
It provides a safe and sure way of or
cape from .diatresslpg and dangerous
Weaknesses and» diseases.
The two following letters tell so con-
vincingly wh'at Lydia E. Plnkham‘s
Vegetable. .Componnd will do for
women. they cannot fail to bring hope
to thousands of suflerers.
. Miss Nollie Hdlmée of 640. N. Davi-
Iion Street. Buflnlo. N Y., writes: .
Dear Hrs. Pinkbainl-e
“ Your medicine is indeed an ideal medicine
for omen. l aaflered misery for years with
ul periods. as. and boarlng~down
nine consulted two different hysicians
t tailed to glassy relief. A from
the last adv the to try L dia 10: Pink-
liam's Vegetable Oompmind. did so,- and
no longer aiifldr as 1 did before lly periods
are natural'overy ache and palniagoue. and
my general health is much improved; l
viso‘all women who enter to take Lydia
ll. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound."
Mrs. Tillie Hart, of Larimoro.N. D.,
writes:
“I ““33“"; been spared
we re man
mouthsmfif snlorlng and pain had I cal;
known of tho silicacy of Lydia Fl. Pinkbsm I .
ladies willebe starting for home, or for ‘
other eastern cities which they will‘
desire to visit. and they will be start.
ed on their way on excursions to;
points along the sound. For such as'
remain over a clambake will be held
at some shore resort, and if any of the
visitors remain over Saturday enter-
tainment of some form will be provid-
ed.
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA 0N REG-
0
We do not know of a single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or consumption when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar had been taken.
it cures coughs and colds perfectly.
so do not take chances with some un-
oplntes. which cause constipation, a
condition that retards recovery from a
cold. Ask for Foley's lioney uild 'l‘ill‘
and refuse any substitute offered. Sold
at Plaistcd's Drug Store. "
UNDER AN UMBRELLA.
Three small boys were sitting under
the umbrella. whichtwua small. too.
The boys were rugged and so
was the umbrella. Two long slits let
through a scattering downfall of both
sunshine and showed from a clear blue
April sky. enlist the end of one of llw
ribs the silk had broken loose lli'lll
was on its way up to the top.
But the three chums crowded close
together and took turns sitting in the
middle, holding the umbrella. mach
Was chewing one-third of a stick oi
Bum. and all were deliciously cozy and
EDDY.
,l‘if i hall a dollar." said Pinky. “i’d
buy us ii great big umbrella that 'uil
cover as up test as slick."
"My! i wish 't you did have a doi-
lar. Pinky." said bumpy.
" ‘N' i wish so, too," said Popsy.
“if i bad a dollar." said Dnmpy. "l'd
lay it out for gain. You kin buy a stick
fora organic en' they's a whole hun-
dred pennies in adoiiar-aao we'd have
a hundred sticks o‘ gum. Think of
that!"
“Myl i wish ‘t you did have a dollar,
Dumpsy," said Popsy.
"’N‘ so do i too." said Plnky.
«“lf i had a dollar." said Popsy. "i'd
buy streakar i-scrcom with it. we’d set
all so snug and eat that ,i-screain
t up every single bit!
,Aad risky and Dnmpv cried out
with one voice than:
' f'bfyl i wish 't you did have a dob
l ‘W
villains rasslroav cam-Alon
- nos.
incestuous. l. r. Nov. dw'i'hc
, paign for senamo statehood for
‘ lap crritory.‘ia endedaod the
u{ii'va campaigiétsoilngitteo claim
a a rsoco s
stilling. tomorrow.
, W captains of election distric
aim It‘s!“ 3:23“? “000 are credit
on to the single-stators:
W
. , liGH'i‘ or will? ovum).
SOUTH BEND, Ind-5‘ ov. lbw-Nice.
digests, but am new on-
. vs vonioy tile as i never
cw." ml! "command
3 ~‘u3 . .
3 filled but t be
huh! _ '_ role:- will
* lllt‘s the boat
hum «mm: an...
Whhfii‘hd “mm
Ii ‘5. . _ ‘ I
tint the lot 4
of newline
lama
' riod evorymonth. as ltmeant soth in
rhd luff minim
Compoun wo months 1 ma
Ask In. I’llllll’l Advice-4 than but am a lit-ash Ills.
_....... M... Ma, mums. . .. M “Wm... .0.
veto on th
htlmat
nearly 100.000 is.
. li' . .’ um. We. . ”L
ogstablc Po room'- for l‘bava than
by mined as
u .
without bel
"I dreaded thcapprcacb ‘my menstrual
forms, but-thermal!
aaturplsnd'am now y free
”’2‘. i? "mdifiiad’ liliimlmvw
ll crw I ‘
3'31. Compound has dons for ma" ‘0‘”
Such testimony should be‘acceptodl
by sli‘woinon so nvinoiug evidence
that Lydia E. l kham's Vegetable
Compound stands without a peer ass
remedy for all the distressing ills of
women. ., . ..
The success of Lydia E. Pinkhanii'l
Vegetable Compound rests upon that
we i-earncd gratitude of American
women.
When women are troubled withi ‘
ular.suppressed_or painful menstru .-
tion, leucorrhroa, displacement or ul-
ceration of the womb, that hearing-
down. feeling. inflammation of the
ovaries. backache. bloatln , (orilntn-
lency). general nobility. ind geatlon and
nervous prostration. or are beset With
such symptoms as dissineso. falntnell.
lassitnde. excitability. irritability. n‘erv
vousness. sleeplessnoss. melancholy.
they should remember there is one tried
and true remedy. L dis. 8. Pinkhlm'a
Vc stable Contains at once removed
one 'i troubles. fuse be buy any other
medicine. for you need the but. .
Don't hos tats to write to 31's..
Pinkham ifvtliero. is anythiu
about your sickness. on do no
understand. Silo wi treat you
with kindness and her advl is
free. No woman over r
writing her and she has, a
thousands. Address Lynn. use
lF i KNEWEVERYTHING.
\
if I know everything i [car
My life would be it here.
i could not wait. and speculate
And ponder any more,
l‘d iliiil lily answers readv made,
i'd know them in advance.
Anti life would be too (lull for mu
Without the. charm of chance.
i could not read a story then
Through which “the villain still
Pursues her." while she thwarts his
guilc
With many a precious ilirlll.
i‘il know its calling from tile start,
The some as women do.
Who, when they read a book, proceed
To scan it. wrong end to.
in wooing i should know just what.
licr answer was to be;
"l‘woulti seem, iiias! its tedious us
A twice told tale to mo.
i could not ponder if she'd say,
“Yes, yours through wool and woe!"
Or with a sigh inform me, "i
Will be your sister. though."
if i knew everything—«but, paliuw!
i don‘t, so what's the good
Of thinking so? But this i know,
i wouldn't if i could.
1 much prefer to live along,
l’icuiicil, puzzled and perplexed.
‘Mid hope and doubt, to guess about.
What's going to happen next.
-—Nixon Waterman in Life.
G. I. DURHAM TIBTIPIIB AFT!!!
FOUH YIARa.
t}. B. Barnum, of Ciirllslc Center. N.
Y.. writes: “About four years ago
i wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney
ion of Foley's Kidney Care. it on-
lircly stopped the brick dust sediment
ind pain and symptoms of kidney dis-
iase disappeared. i am glad to m
hat 1 have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during the four
more that have elapsed and i am evi-
dently cured to stay cured, and heat»
bladder trouble.”
Drug Store.
KILLIO
m
m AUTOMOIILI acct
DINT.
nos ANGEL”. Ont. Nov. ti.~ln an
unprecedented series of automobile
accidents here during the last twenty-
four hours. one person was billed. can
perhaps tataiiy iniured. and alsvothors
more or less serioumy hurt. Mrs. H.
1'. Austin. aged when instantly kill-
ed. and Misaéfldiib Policy. to. (i. (i.
and. and if. It Kendall were injured
early yesterdc morning when the ma-
clihic in will
We stalled on
in trust of a radi y running car with
the result that the car crashed into
demolished the automobile, iuinr.
W
members at the mint,
colored. of Milford. the. troubles oi
., which stone ‘ tints threatened . tui'dlu'
. rcpt the organisation. simmer Robert
. O. Stoddard. f New Hovem'iiiu with-
drawn from
. p cation for the appointment of a re-
ce var fertile chur h, which action
was brought for th purpose of allow-
ing a rear lsation. so as to defeat
the aim J ‘
by the former pastor. which restrained
the descent: from interfering with the .
~ milliliter in the Performance of his on-
too.
out of the court.
was the pastor of the church until rc- ‘
, neatly.
of the dietitians. tho. rightmnn for tho
.7 Job, and they triadic oust him from
. voted out of the parish. but he would
' as oftenrefuse to vacate. The church.
“ . was locked against him on one occas-
' the door open.
trouble by taking less than two hot-
tily recommend hley‘a Kidney tiara
to any one suffering from kidney or
fluid at Piaislod'l
it
they were riding be-
a street car tracks
to col-
‘0,
twin among the
. mam. beacons
pilot Church.
o superior. court the an-
im injunction .prayed out.
The lulunotioumas also taken
Robert W. Fields
lie Was ooh-iii the opinion
the pulpit.
-.
Several church meetings
were heldnnd Fields was each time
ion but he took an iron bar and pried
Mr. Fields then so-
cured an iniuuction in the common .
pleas court. enjoining Deacons Mitch-
ell. Taylor and ,Holmes from interfer-
ing with the minister in his duties.
This injunction was never modified so
Fields held his lob despite all protests.
Later. with a view of defeating this
restraining, order, Deacon Henry
Mitchell broughtan application lathe
superior court to put the affairs of his
parish ln‘the hands of a receiver and
thereby force a reorganization of the
church. Ely these means, it. was ,ex-
pooled. the church could legally oust
the pastor from his job. However.
the warri factions had a peace con- .
foresee a the dispute weaadlusted.
it Was agreed todrop all litigation on
the matter.:whlch has been done.
it pays to advertise .in The sentinel.
Do not be deceived by counterfelts.
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name of E. C. DeWitt &. Co. is on
every box ofttbe, genuine. Bites in
ther worst form will soon pass away
if on will apply DeWitt’a Witch lin-
zei salvo night and morning. Best
for‘Cuts, Burns. Bails, Teller, Eczema,
etc. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
rooo WiLL
MAKE EUROPEAN
veep. '
tn on January 1. and May
Then Go West.
First Vice-President. Percy R. Todd.
Willi Roll:
to California at once, as had been or-
iginally planned, but will make
European trip instead.
New Haven steam road.
Another employee ‘of the New Haven
position as insurancd inspector of the
big system. Mr. Otr will go abroad
on November 15 us the general mnnn-
gar of a fire extinguishing appliance
company in New York, sailing on the
steamer Baltic in the interests of his
employers including London. Paris,
Berlin and St. l’ctcrsburg. Mr. Orr,
who developed the system on the New
Haven road by means of which the
read now stands its own fire insurance
will he succeeded hereby Messrs.
‘ Kocberspcrger and W. S. Compton.
SON LOST MOTHER.
"Consumption runs in our family.
and through it i lost my mother."
writes E. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
"For the past five years. however. on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold. i
l have taken Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Consumption, which has sav-
ed me from serious lung trouble." ills
mother’s death was a and loss for Mr. .
Reid, but he learned that lung iron
bis must not be neidectcd, and how to
cure it. Quickest. relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price 50c and
81.00: sunrant ed at F. ii. Baxter's.
South Norwn k. and E. P. Wood's,
Norwalk, drug stores. Trial bottle
free. "
JUDGE BALDVDMN MADE PRESL-
E ‘F
Connecticut Archaeologists [loot Ot-
flczrg,
The Connecticut Society of the
Archaeological Institute of Ameri
held its annual meeting in Philly):
Hall, New Haven recently. omcers‘
were elected for the ensuing year, as
folloII: President Judge Simeon ll.
Baldwin; vice-presidents, Prof. D.
Cody Eaton, Prof. lioula P. Baton. of
Hartford: secretary and
Prof. Horatio Reynolds.
Professor levmour. who is the pres-
ident of the national institute. was
present. and gave an advanced report
from Prof. Nathanicllchmldt. of Con
nail universityg-wbo was the director
last. year for the American Society for
Oriental Research in Palestine. The
report showed iltntDr. Schmidt with
Mr. Bverdrub. a graduate of Yale. had
circumnavigatcd the Dead Sea for the
tilriit time so far as lsknown in his;
cry.
l
l
W
7 I100 “WARD. 0100. ’ .
The models of this paper will be
, pleased to learn thdt thorns at least
one dreaded disease that scion“ has
been able to ours in’ail its stages. and
that is Oatavrh. fill'a Oatarrb Caro
,is the only positive calla, now known
a! the modifi‘fratonliity‘.‘ to
gas it cons undue» "an.
aim a constitutional ”fill“
a . HIP”-
i all the continents.
OUT FIVI ARI VIII.
We )
only“. tlioboatremo‘tlf
disc-ta i a ‘ slat batman
moi-cooled
toastoa their law
'ficb., baa‘bsta . mil h,’
and Pliisburg. '
l
Milo
meerm
also - but
assimilate _ transform a
' sawmills: it . Kodoi
burn. but
”The
But m We!!! . canals northerner Mimics his foundation or
trots indigoslicsmhthis usacn of nut the disease, and
‘ liodol cilia (hire iii not strength by buiidngnp the constitu»
rouse bananas it rich and assisting nature in doing its
as it work. The other
f ate faith in its curative g '
m. is one ,2: . tor
3‘0- ib on
tiavusocrflomm. ch-
5" ‘ll Bold'
“W item“. ”a .-
‘nfib‘ilii’l’iii’i‘i’ :leg'
'a‘ud‘inucona «Hahn cite! min
via. the patient.
is'torii havcgso much
that the!
till . I'll?
fists. it!“ fia’ loud for
I .
.cirhlmmt‘
i I
muffin ‘
‘5 “n.2,
_.—. -_.
V»
.. ”A'-
\. \-
CHAMPION OYSTER SHUOKER.
”——
Virginia Hustler Has ’Em All Boat a,
Mile at Milford.
MILFORD, Nov. 0.-—~Durlng the past
, few do '9 the enter shuckers em lo -
of e New York. New Haven and ed by atom...“ l3! Merw p y
i-isrt ord railroad. who is on a year's have been
vacation from that road, will not so puny. and have had occasion to wit-
ness some very fast. opening.
a ly l)u:liond P. Mel'wln. one of the own-
‘ t-rs. v sited New York cit and secured
it was stated today th Mr. Todd the services of John Bmhsford. whose
will leave New York for his European mu“. home is in chincoteague, Va.
ll'ip within W0 weeks. andlllfll.“ Branst‘ord opens it gallon of oysters
will be absent until about January 1- every tun minutes all day long and be-
Upon his return he Will take up the cause of it little rivalry, offered to bet
California trip which he has planned. any mail omplovcd in the
He will not. probably. return to the that he. '
in a Sons’ Co.
travelling in fast com-
Recent-
building
could open 100 gallons quicker
'ihan any other man could open 75 gal-
one.
road who 18 to make 0 European trip none of the crack openers took up the
l8 300“ A- 3- 0". 0i New Haven and proposition. although there are several
Bridgeport. Who menuy' resigned MI . who bony.“ of opening 35
As near as could be learned
and 40 gal-
lons every day.
w—‘_
CASTOR IA
loi- Infants and children.
TII Kid in inn Alvin innit
Bears the
Signature of
BANK EXAMINER REMOVED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4,—The comp-
troller of the currency today removed
from service Bank Examiner R. ii.
Maddern, on account of his failure to
discover the conditions existing in the
Enterprise National Bank of Aile-
gheny City. Pa. Owen 'l‘. Reeves. Jr.,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
| Mr. Reeves has been an assistant bank
examiner in New York city.
——Dlphtheria relieved in twenty min-
Dr. Thom-
utos. Almost miraculous.
as'a Eclectric Oil. At a
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Guaranteed to Care All Cough. ‘t 250\
“mm", Only Radical cm for machined 50c
Guns Wont Group in a Few Mlnutcs.’
Carat SordTllroatiend liberated Tensile.
' Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption}
Kill: the“ liaison ‘Mlcrol‘le’and Cam in One Mo'itili‘.
"in. m "'
MW, III
cum Hay Fewer Money ilefdndod.’ 50c
bed wheat is‘urplentifnl. Flour‘fmi
steadily. NATIONAL slicurr ' COMP .,
cleanest, largest, most modern in the Werd..are working
day in and day out to supply you. with your favorite soda
cracker. So Unooda Bison
the price is the same——
a“... mm“
, .. , Ir
- ‘~‘/’~.W.._nm-/\/ who...” , ,
of this most nuttitioas of silicone ,
hav'e already been ceneuthed but
,0
lines"
, .g.
it are still in
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
‘Wrfi- m... ... ...
a
37,007 LIABLE roe muranv rax.‘
The returns of the military enroll-
ment, filed with thestate trelleurel' by l
the ndiutant general show a total on
about 87.000. an increase of 2,500 over
last year's figures. The totals by coun-
ties follow:
Hartford. 18,323
Toliuud. 2.619
New Haven. 29.090
Middlesex, 3.308
New London. 6,621
Windham, 3.668
Fairlleltl, . 16,999
Litchtlcld. 8.019
87,007
The towns are required to make
their payments on this account. on or
before November 10. but only a few of
the town treasurers have thus far
cashed in at the state treasurer‘s of-
‘ lice. -
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pmeumonla. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Cili-
ford, Baxter‘s and Plalsted's. "
KILLED WIFE AND HIMSELF.
nos ANGELES, Cab. Nov. 6.-—lra
Color. a blacksmith, shot and instantly
killed his wife yesterday and then shot
himself through the forehead and died
in the receiving hospital live hours
later. The woman had recently begun
suit for divorce.
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
A Cough Syrup which drives a cold
out of the system b yactlng as a cath-
artic on the bowels is aileron in Ken-
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
Clears the throat. strengthens the
lungs and bronchial tubes. The ninth.
er'e friend and the children's favorite.
Best for Group, Whooping-Cough. etc.
A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowelsiand
works all cold out of the system. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
k
gem -
Only Thing" on Earth flintCureoAstlim
/‘-——-..—_\
2'
5;:
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)
f
bakeries, the
—\
abundance—-
/‘-—_~
mu.
Bunk Cashier—Yon" have overdrawn
your account. madam,
Lovely LadyaThat'ls just like me!
My husband says i am always exag-
geil‘ating everything.-—Somervllle Jour-
na . .
LA GRlPPE THRICE CURED.
"I have had the grip. three different
times," says Mrs. Tiles. Cleland, of
Alliance, Ohio, and was left with a
bad cough. Every time i was cured
by the use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and i can not peak too high-
ly of this valuable in dicine." For
sale by Simeon-Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy and Zeltfuss Phar-
macy. . “ "
Him—"Shall we get married?"
Her—“I shall. What you do is of
no interest to me."—-Cleveland Lead-
or.
. _ d
(inclinations,
("Mama-I)
“M“ W;
«ti-spigot)
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FOR DALI BY CHARLES E. DOW.
Norwalk Chronicler