’ initial" ‘on Many;
Eritrea-thermolu-
, W i“
haunt report of the Norwalk
'himjun’t been Issued in palm
.. ‘,. It "In the name In general
.11 . ,,.pt:wigup,grp arts but. Its
W“ l plight? ‘a very fine rgicortl for the
,utn’ber of patients received
cured at the hospital during the
want been two hundred and fifty-
pn increase of sixteen over the
years. Miss. Helen Brown pro
or resignation as stipcrinton‘
7 ring hospital. The report. says
' During her ten youra of nor-
' .1 title has, given a faithful and con-
_t,nt‘lptta'ttui'vlco and a loyal ‘sapport
' est interests. Her departure
a honowrnrcqueut. 'I‘ho diroc»
tic it‘ll i’toflexpnosar; their apprecia-
hill the acts; land duties Incl-
, the exacting .position which
Yield and her successful fulfill-
dirt f them. ‘
In Alice 13. Kiné'iiau acccpicd tho
Mayor. of, the medical and
, épartmcutn and Miss Naomi
film, to, that of night nurse. Bum are
it ten of St. Luke's Hospital. Mrs.
'r’l‘llttle has'been given the‘ execu-
charge oi} the hospital. The. ro‘
, $6310 of Mrs. ’l‘uttlo: Hor long
(station with the hospital and her
8th litiiiowlodgor‘oil its workings,
wiltingthu belief that him will till
it thin position. ,
change has been mado in tho“
,muthod of supplying meals to tho
tents. 'l‘ho supplios of food are
OW purchased directly by the hospi-
tal and the method of contracting
Wilth‘soine outside party for tho nit-alts
at so much per capita lion been giycn
‘ Through this change tho hospital
.11. receive the direct honoilt of ovory
{pyotfooti supplit-u which may no.
ont'in. ' .
,The report. says that tho laundry is
adequate for the demands made up~
,n‘ it, and should ho removed from tho
.main building. More room is roquircd
“also for the. working force. It is oiton
a problem how to propcrly bounce
them.
"The'rrcport of tho Exocutlvc Com-
ing-em. .I. 0. Gregory. Thomas I.
*fMylnond and William F. Bishop
shows the financial condition of tho
' hospital. Rocoipis from various sour.
(e‘s havc boon as follows:
Balanco .................. $1 530.80
Show Pfttitillis .................... l.‘i7:i.:l2
. Church Collections:
.M. E.Ch1:rch, South Norwalk. 111.5?
M. Ill. Church, Norwallt .....
Baptist. Chnrth. So. Norwaik. ,
St. Joseph's (‘hurt-h. So. Nor.
37,510
20.9.0
79.th
3 Finite. concert ......
'31.;
$198.43
Yearly Subscriptions.
3t ' ‘
W. 1.1. hour ............ 5.00
W. C. A. Haratrom ........ 5.00
M. E. Maud .......... 5.00
$15.00
Gifts.
Ferris ........ $100.00
M Hannah Clark . 5.00
Harriet 1.. Osborn .. 50.00
‘ Mrs. G. H. Goodrich . 50.00
Suymour Curtis 00.00
(3111 “A Friend ..... 20.00
,W. G. l..nngodn ..... 101.51%
eru, Louise Iplnnair 15.00
,Lndios' Vinitlng Board 17.00
amok
"than for put-iturc ........ 1000
(”Supplies HUM ............ . 21.213
Mine of telephono ........ . 111.110
Erato, appropriation 3000,00
. $12.:8'Jniil
liawclinbursemonln amount to 811,-
would, 1?“! as, a halancc oi‘ $528.14.
thong 1 it- . urge 110mg "of citporuto urn
“19 following: ‘ Nursing, $2,173.00;
W 'lbupplien. $1,727.37: board. 82.688.15.-
.; ammonium; drugs, 8717.28: laundry,
, M300; and nnibulunco homes, $223.~
Tho: portion of tho unuoolutlon an»
fifln‘i’ follows:
‘(ttltitio ..............$34.000,00
You and I'urnluhlnun . . . 11,000.00
.1:
St
, tango , ...... . . . . ...... 500.00
2'?in flown patloulu . . . . 113.11
{'9 II pi‘it‘nio. pnlionin .. 409.14
fibulfliiilcu 028M
,1 ‘ ..j . $41,010.42
‘ unitnnnry or puilcniu Iroitiml
7; iii‘t‘i inun- ttliowu tho following
Iii; nmtiutltzu:
pt atlentn in hospital
2100 ,‘nialcg 11, females 3. 12
of patients admitted our.
0 hitting 185, families 111 210
M
I
"W 258
illicit-tn 34
patientn ............221
M
2158
named .............220
26
a hospital sent. 30,
lamination? 12
nan-uh
patil‘nda In
‘v "#4:"? .19.,
l
" t I”!
‘ 99mm
in
' through
‘ walk ..................... 21.3.74
“l edinh (longrogatitm‘l church 4.710
g. E. Church, Rowuylou 25.00
' ungarian licl'orm (‘hnrch .. 11.50
nit Congregational Clllll‘till,
,5 cc Church. Norwalk ....... 110.00 ‘
, at ‘Avenuo M. E. t‘hurch .. 11.50
i‘inity‘Church, So. Norwalk . 23.35
ySouth ' Norwaik ........... 128.34
fill Mary's (:lntri-h. Norwall. . 75.00
'Nt‘n'. Congregational Church . 02.11
( $040.50
‘ Entertainments.
Baseball ........... $118.75
61km.“ cold on ultra. . kind "11
...Iimonerihnck titan. uni morality two
95,3 it smattttintlrod ovum, tag, 0": Mr
r2 ,
‘l “mic. pt, It”; ,pt
13H
iii“.
,1 ,
of mom
1‘ Be
a»:
'i‘hc report. of‘Mchl
in or a:
hint ' can of
. if,
" Through the elfortn of
tWolve pillows. ,
The M. Ill. Church of Norwalk.
. lugs. Hoary é. Selleck.
alvcmvt‘t
for dining‘wr‘oom curtaina; also fruit
antliflWtit-ltnlm‘.‘ .' i m;
Mru. Van Buren gave one dozen
011mb)! gnarl; my? hair, bruuhou.
St, Paul's gut d, through Mitts Lynch
and, ham. Stevens. twulve night ahirts.
oitohn, magazinon and old linen.
Oscar Paririck. inugazlneu, old linen.
and fli‘tyyarda cation flannel. ,
Tracey, one dozen shirts. .
Guild of Trinity Church.
Mrs. Leslie Smith. ton slwctu, fruit
and flowers.
Mrs. Seymour. iiutguzinca.
First Baptist Church, through Mrs
Lewis liubbcll, one-half dozen cups
anti saucers, fruit and flowerh.
South Norwulk Baptist. Church,
through Mrn. Shruur, one dozen night
shirts. '
Mrs. Jennings. old linen and muslin.
Prat (Iougrogational Church, through
Mrs. Cole. four dozcu towels for tho
doctora’ room.
Miss Emily A, Lynch, largo. gifts of
limiters; ‘
;.'Iihc usual custom of each member
contributing towards the Xmas gifts
for the nitrous and orderlica was not.
forgotten, all responding vary (‘hooi'~
fully. .
The rules for admission to tho hon-
pltul are not. generally known. They.
are gluon below:
1. Applications for tho admission
of parties should be accompanied by
a certificate from Homo rcupociablo
physician stating the naturc tin-:1 prob~
chic duration of that diseaso and
Should bc niado to the ,t‘qxocutlrc com-
mittoc or to any number 01‘ the sumo.
2. The ordinary chargv‘ por wool:
in $7.00, which Includes modical 'unti
surgical attomlancc, togcthcr with
medicine, nursing and laundry.
Persons who cannot pay for tho
treatment arc admitted on an ordcl‘
from tho town authorities.
4. Persona currlcd directly to tho
hospital from the pluco or an accidom
arc admittcd immodiotcly.
5. A writtou history of tho cuno
should he soul with tho pullout.
(1. Inaunc persons and those suitor.
ing from contagious diaouscn arc not
admitted.
Amintl'ant‘c culls should
dit'oct to tho hospital.
in tho financial roport of tho Nor»
tillt hospital recently puiiliuhod. the
Not-walk Mothodini church is crodilcd
with a t-mtlribulion of $87.“. This
amount should rcad $25. and tho Nora
walk (Iongi'oguilonal church should hr
crcditod with u t-ollot-tion of $02.11.
By a cloriral error thosc two amounts
woro coupch and crt-ditt-d to tho
.\Iothodi.~:t‘ church.
‘I
.n.
In1 sum
"I'isn'i sutc It) 10- a do} without
in. 'I‘homas‘ Flt-loutrit- (iii in tho
houso, Novor can toll what Illillllt‘lli
an act'ldont is going to Imppcu.
NATIONAL GUARD STANDING.
Rating for December Just Issued
From the Adjutant General's
Office.
organizations of tho (lonuoctiout
iional (luard for lit-continua
uonnt-cd as follows:
First Infantry .................. 0K5?»
Second infantry ............... 01.27
'l‘hird infantry ................. 83.20
Hospital Corps ................. 110.70
Signal (‘orpa Simian
N a-
lil'(‘ llll:
'I‘roop A. (‘avalry ............... XXII
llatiory A ...................... 111.07
Machino (lun ilattcry ........... 06.21
(10;th Artillery ............ .....71‘113
Soparaio Company ............. 88.110
Naval Battalion ................ £1.71:
'I‘ho rating of Company I), 'I‘hird In.
t’antry~ to given as 81.30, and of Com»
pany It‘ at. 82.11.
._......__.
CANADIAN MINISTER'S BODY AR-
RIVES.
HALIFAX, N. 5., Jun. 32.’“"'l'lll‘ body
of Raymond I’rcfontnitw. (Ynuudlnn
Miniutor ol’ Mill'lnlu-i, who (1ch In
2.3
Franco, lit-.colltiior , arrlvctl lioro at
1) o'clock a. 01.. Ioduy on board II, M.
SC. Dominion, which had boon doiull.
cd to transport It to this country. 'I‘ho
body wan carried with military honors
in tho railroad nintlon and by aporlul
I‘nnorul train was ntnrtctl for Moutrvul.
It was oxpoctod that Montrcnl would
ho rcuchod tomorrow night.
PRESCRIPTION FOR INDIGESTION.
How Scores of South Norwalk People
Obtain Relief. '
II‘ It. roully worn known how many
South Norwuik ronidoniu havo boon
citrotl of Millilill‘il iroublo and Indigen-
tion by Dr. Daviu‘ l’rouorlpiion. It
"ng11. porlmpu uurprluu you. but what
In moro anrprlninu In tho fact that any
ono will cunilntio to traitor with houri
burn, mmr Hlotnatdi. watcr brunh, nick
Iiouducho, uionlal tloprouulun IIHlItilllI.
and other «iiutrcuidnx symptom» or dya-
pcpnla whalilhora In it, rpumdy of
anon m-oat'mupit that it til out invar-
iably bencntamverywnmt at tries it.
Populltoln .‘l‘ahleta «reptile proncrlptton
of Dr. Davin. a phyuiclan who dovniru
a lifetime to the utudy of atotnach iron-
blo. and lf~.your food dons not apron
with you. it you are tired, norvotm.
worn out. low npiritod, and your out
orgy at low par. It may Internal. you to
know that no, other prescription to thin
world hurt a urouicr room'de apron
behind It, and” there is nothlngmoro
certain to give you italic!“ Mr. 'F‘. H.
Baxter will tell you that ultholuzb Pop-
'i‘liln in ho rim-pit
:u‘v It an unpaid
I 1
Ir nmnoy. ,
‘ 3' Ir
Inn. nii ‘uo in .3 Sl'i‘a i430
loam...duuh1..1a . your: . that of? to
I. , . you
to
511,?
i.
a
. Mrs. Upton. ‘1
the Hospital Whist club has given ill.
, thmovmw Itihiicdhtiw 148.00. also
_ , has
whntyative yards awtslr‘muslln '1
two dozen iiupitins’ and ‘t'wo' ’ table- ’
’i‘lm' Advent (lhurch,' through Mrs. l
St. Mary's Aid Society, through Mrs,
through‘
'I‘ho iigoros of mcrIt for thc various I
.ilY. mt downtime and-dour:
more roar part of hip hound on 11rd.
Mtg
starcu OF THE LIFE
M
ii“ . . .
, .. . .-
AndaTi’uI story of How
This intact-Icing woman. ‘wl
;muidon9finmb rich Eaton. wu born in
,. Lynn. Moon, February 0th. 1319. com-
ing from a good old Quaker family.
l-‘or’l‘olne’ years sho‘ taught school“, and
becamp known on a woman of on glint
i
add investigating mind. an earnest
bli't‘ltcr after knowlcd e. and above
all, possessed of It won erfully oympav
tltctic nature. .
in Him nhe married lmc Pinkhum.
a builder and ‘roal estate operator. and
thoir curly married life was marked by
prosperity and happlnoh. They had
(our children, three sons and a.
daughter.
In thme good old fashioncd days it
was ctnnmon for mothers to make
Lhcir own home xnct‘licincn from root».
and herbs, nature‘s own remedies-
calling in ophysiciun on 13; in upociully
urgent. canon. By tradition and ex-
pericnco many of them gnincd at won-
dcriul knowledge of tho. curative prop-
ortien of the various roots and herbs.
Mrs. Pinkhu‘in took it great intorcnt-
in the study of roots and herbs. thoir
oharucicriotics and powor ovcr dint-nine.
She maintained that just on nature so
bonntifuily provides in the harvest—
Iiolds and orchards rum-table foods of
all kinds: no. if “'1' but take the points
to find ilicni. in the. roots and herbs
of the tiold thorc are remedies ex-
prcbuly t’lt’hlgllt‘d to curc the various
ills and wculmonncs of the body. and
it was izcr pious-ore toscnrch tlicsconl.
and proimro simplc and t‘l’l’octivo mod}
vino, tor her own family and Iriutni-t.
(”hint of then tin-.0 a rttro t't'111l\:111‘-
tion of the ohoiccst mcdiclnal roots
and llf‘l'lfli found boat adapted for thc
curn pf tho. ills and weaknesses pot-u-
liurttitbo fonmic sex. and Lydiul‘l. l'inlt-
Iiuin‘s friends and neighboru lent-nod
that her compound rolioved and curod
and it became quite popular among
thorn.»
All thin so for n'umione freely, with.
out. money nod Without price. on a
labor of low.
Ilut in 1873 the financial crinil struck
Lynn. ltu length and sorority wort» ttm
much for tho largo real osinfoinlt'rcnts
of the i’inkhoin fuinil '. as thisclu»
of business uniform most from
four-fol depression. no when the (‘ontcw
ninl your dawned it found their-prop-
oriy swap! away. Homo. otIn-r SOIII't‘t'
of income had to be found.
At this point Lydia Ii. l‘inkhnm‘n
Veuctano 1‘omponnd was mudc known
to the world.
The throo cons and tho daughter.
with their mothor, combined forces to
LAWSON MUST PAY $250,000.
IIIIS'I‘ON. .Iun. 22~ lly an ordor of
Judge l.owoll in tho I'nilud Stator-t
('lrcult (ionri Saturday. liocciwr
(ioorgt- Wharton I’oppn'r of tho Iiuy
Stair (lint t‘oinpuny. o1 Itoltiwurd In
nullmrlzul to tradition: to lilinnnlf tho
111ml rcprononliuu thc l'llh'll paid by
’I‘Iunnan W, Ianvuun, us dol’cndunl In a
unit brought by ”W lint Hlutt- Cont-
pnny. 'I‘Iiln mono), about $230,000.
lulu boon hold by Mr. I'oppor In Inn
capacity on uliriliuiy roooiror. ’I'hu
I'lliul In to be hold by Itcct-Iwr I’cppci'
nubjoot to tho paymont of such couir
sol fun» 1111 may ho duiortninod by Ilnll-
cd Status (‘Irt'ult Court of Ilolnwaru
to ho rruuouublo and propor, and tho
”Million in to it? hold mtldoct to tho
furihor ordvr of tho Ilolnwuro court.
Itoooivor I’cppor uucd Mr. bull/till" to
rotuwoi‘ ntonvy which. It won nib-pod
Mr. latwmnt lit‘ill improiwrly an it Ilmml
uncut of tho Iluy titulo i‘innpnny. and
tho dot-Ialou wan lili'l’t‘ltill to Mr. Law.
HIIH.
A THOUSAND OOLLARB WORTH
OF GOOD.
A. II. 'I‘linrnou, n. quI known until up.
orulor of Buffalo, 11., wrltou: “I ltnvu
boon niillctutl with ltIdncy and bluddor
trouble for yours, panning prayed and
nionou with excruciating pain. I not
no relief from medicine until 1 began
taking Foley’n Kidney Caro, than tho
result. was anrprlnlng. A low 0mm
alumni the brick dual. 111m lino ntonen
and now 1 have no pain acromt my kid-
neys and I feel like a new man. it
has done me $1.000 worm of [001
Sold at. Plalutetl’a Drug Store. '1'
mum-W '
WINDSOR FAMILY BURNED OUT.
WINDUOR. Jun.~li‘.’.s~Awnkcneq by
make in his bedroom curly today.
(lion-Inc nationalit‘iur rousing 1:11 13,111-
f It’
'I‘bo Ilro burnout so quickly that Mr.
Italiciwh'p fumilywuanuablo to hurt
anything. Air-.13 ,. tit with that IM'
opium «militant ,1m;lil‘.. tins hittmatart
Animal» the rear of incarnation! which
a! joined tho haunt. Jin ’iqaa it
”out!“ tuft pwowomatcdfiraamt»
d
or. ma a. rumor
1th Formula impound
; Hfidltl Birth and flow the “Panic of '73” Caused
It to'be Offered for public Sale in Drug Stores.
mom» tho “family“fortune. / They
argued that. the medicine which won
no good for their woman friendly and
neighbom‘twnn aquaily ~' nod for the
\voumg‘pfiliho whole wori .1
’i‘hc Pinkhamu had no money, and
little . credit. ’l‘hcir flrat: laboratory
was tho'kitohen. who're roots and
herbs were steeped on tho ntove.
gradually filling a gross‘of bottles.
'l‘hon cImI the question of selling
it. for clwuya‘ before they
tired I job
it. away freely. They
printer to run off come pumphlotq
l ' atsttin‘g'ftirth the‘imerira'of the modi-
oino. now called Lydia E. i'lnltham'fi
chctublc Compound. and these. 'Wcrc
distributed by the Pinkhun soon in
Boston. New h'ork..cnci Brooklyn.
the madman wcic, to...n‘.’gre,ot extent,
self~ndvcrtiain . for whocve‘r'nsed it.
recommended ft. to others,.wd tho do-
ninnd gradunliy‘i‘ifch'Ifltiif‘, ‘ . ‘
in l 71’, by combined efforts
ily had nave-ti cnou 11 money to com—
mence news upon at vortining‘ and from
that. time t. c growth and sticocsa of
the outerprise were Insured. until to-
day Lydia E. Pi’nl‘tlium and Mr Vogu-
tablo Compound have become hounev
hold words everywhere. and many
tons of roots and herbs are used annu-
ally in its manufacture. 1
Lydia E. i‘inkhnm herac'lf did not
live to ace tho rout $100058 of this
work. She pflfikt‘t to her rownrd yours
ago. but. not. till Mlle bud proridcd
int-ans for continuing hor work an
vil'cctivcly as site could have done it.
herself. ~
During her long and eventful cxpc-
rieuce she was over motlmdicnl in her
work and uhc. with nlwnys caroful tapro-
ucrve a record of every case that came to
lwr attention. The casc of ovary nick
woman who applied to her for ndvico
and there were thnusnutls—~roccivco
cnreful atudy, and tho details. includ-
ing nymptmus. treatment. and rcsaltn
were recorded for futurt- ruforcncc. and
tn-dny tlioue records. tout-tlicr with
hundreds of thoimunds mad» sinco. urn
available to sick women tho world
over. and. roprcscnt. a rim. oollnborm
tion of information regarding the
troutmcnt of woman's ills, which for
authenticity and accuracy can hardly
be equaled in any library in the
world.
With Lydia E. l-‘initlinin workod her
daughter - in ~ law, the present Mrs.
I‘in‘uliatn. hhewascarcinliyinstr'ucte-d
in all her hard-won knowledgc. and
:for yours she assisted hcr in her vast.
correspondence.
'i‘o hor 'ltnndn 'nutnraliy foil the
direction of the work whoa its origina-
tor pntt’sod Sway. For ncuriy twenty-
tivo yours site has cmttinnod it. and
nothing in tho work shows'whon tlio
tirnt Lydia i'l. ‘i‘inkliuin droppcd hor
pen, and tho prcrwnt Mrs. I'iukhnm.
now the mothcr of n‘lnl' 0 family. took
it up. With n-onian Mufti-touts, norm in"
napublo as hersclf. the présont Mrn.
i’inkliam oontlnuonthisgronhvorlcunti
probably from the offlco of no other
Ilt‘l‘fllm have no many womcn bccn ad-
vised how to regain lit-(titli. Sick wo-
incn. thin ndvioc is "Yours for Honith"
fret-1y given if you only write to ask
for it. ‘ '
Such in tho history ‘of Lydia Fl. Pinlc
hom's \‘cgctnblo ("otn'ponnd ; made
from oimple roots and lit-rim: the and
great medic-loo for womcn‘n nilmcntn.
and the fitting monumout to the noble
woman \VhOBe name it bears.
“ -.
.coau who in EDWARD'S POCKET.
lf-‘itted the Bottle Which Contained
: Laudanum Found In the Yard
.' NEW HAVEN, .Ian 20. In tho toad.
loony girl-n hoi‘orr (furonor Mix liar
, inn his iuunom Into tho donth of Chili'-
lou A. liltlwnrdu thcro has 111‘?“ found
,11 low words which appour to intro
Tun Iniptn'innt bouriug upon tho cot-w
:nora finding of nuit‘ldc. Motllrnl I-lxnin-
‘mor Illlt'llt'lf in dour-ritual: tho t'till
itonis of tho porkota of tho dcad utun'n
clothing raid that a cork Wan amouit
ih‘om. 'l‘lw min-r rofrcnro to this
cork In nindu by Itvun Smith, of Yulr
Mmllcul Brliool, who mudo tho chomi-
l'lli tout on tho visccra for polmm.
Ilo Hilltl that u tout of tin: cork itivon
hlin intro u nouutlvo ronuit on tho
1on1 for Ininlununt. Ail lilo ovldoin‘o
In tho cuuu In nutnu uxundnmi tInn-o
npponru to lIIH‘t' boon a ftilltiro on tho
part of tho rorunor to ninlio inuniv
about tho cork. 11 now upnonrn that
tho our]: “(It tho tuutlmium lltllilo pick-
otI up In tho yard. 'I‘Ilo t-ouunn pronu-
Itly that it guru u tiouttlivo romdi in
tho cin-tnIt-ui It-nt wan duo in tho i‘iu-t
that tho Imllmll of tho cork wont In'o-
Iu-n oil“ no II' II had clung to tho "Mon
at tho Imitlo nrrk mi 11 was withdrawn,
'i‘llt‘ cork flirt 111a bottlc. It in now
runabout! that Edwards uncorhotl tho
bottle and put the curlt in blu poo.
not, an thin would his a very unuuuul
uriiulo for a man to carry In illli
pmtkol.
.H‘OW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA. '
. We have purer heard of a single in-
stance of n cold mutating In pntntmol
pic. or prim lung trouble when Folqy'c
Ronny and '1‘tir tum been taken. It not
only utopia the cough, but heals and
ntrnngthonu the lungs. Ask for Foley'n
Honey and far and refuse any autisti-
tulu altos-oil. ~13». ti. .1.’ Hilliom‘. of A
now. Mich, Wl'lfttflf "1 Intro 1mm
VtiioyiliJlmioy and Tar In throo vary
ithro t‘IlNI'H of iiticttinoniu and Mill
hood rumpus in «very t'llliit." Hutu. at
lllniuted'u Drug atom. ,- ..
you hrlirifr huncziy c in», tr"
, J ‘1‘ ‘ i i ' .
t
In“. Jinn“ gxwfiwbié f
‘i' .13 liniu’ii '1 .
3011. 1t 1133 ithfidéifi‘rvfl filtration
imam.” ‘ y ,
'. nose and a man's smoothing ciao, says
had given ‘
'i‘lie wondcrfnlcuntiva proportion of
it! 1,. ‘
"New Thatch a BI" of side and a
1,,3hctlc Story to Explain It.
'30:» tile in tho ann Clerk's pineal):
Emmi‘ord, la a hill of saluwhich tells
a pathetic story of a woman'a faithful-
the Stamford Advocate. The innit-tr
, Ioronce Kinsuloy has sold to Churlea
1?. Rates one Huntington piano. it. to
notch Jun. 17: and it iu‘witneased W
John, Jr. ‘
Mrs. Kingsley was Mitts Florencu
pigeon .ahuply records tno fact that. I
7Jttmnu"BrInokerhoi‘f and Bondumin St.
Mul'laxrkwccu, a dutightor rot Mound
atrcct, Norwalk'.’ 0n the aitcrnoon or
Christmas Day. she was“ married at'
the Grace Church rectory, Norwaik. to
.gifldward liltcrforil Kingsley, of Siam
ford. They went to live in rooms at-
Kliigaloy was employed by illitarleo
Ii‘. Buttes, a jowalor, of Stamford. lie
in Mr. Baton” employ alncc July.
also workod for an Insurance company,
in Norwalk. Shortly aftor the marriage
Mr. Butch began to pronu him for out-
standing collections. ’I‘hc money was
not ~1‘orthcoming promptly and tho.
bridegroom 01' a law days bocumo
puulcntrlckcn- and lied. He loft a noto
for his wifo which road like this:
“Goodbye. darling, when you road
this i shall either In,» dead or in an un-
known land." '
Mrs. ltlnguloy didn‘t know a thing
about her husband's financial difficul-
ticl until she toitnd thia‘notc. She not.
out at open to find out about them. She
had an interview with Mr. Butt-1S,
tulltcd with others, and learn-3d all.
The amount of collections the young
. .miln,.ht'i hoon’unahlcfto get in was
995"“ not. “ME
ling.“ . There is reason to bo-
Ilcrc it. was under $150. Mrs. Kings-
lcy told Mr. llatca alto w'ouitl day every
penny of hor husband's indobtedncsu.
She khpi her word. and when the pi~
ano wan ‘tratiuturrcd and tho hill .I’f
Stilt! drawn up and signed, Mr. Baton
auroral to lot up on Mr. Kingsley.
'I‘hu Huntington piano is now In Mr.
Dillon's Jewelry slorc and you can buy
it for $l23. Mrs. lx’ingsloy'u niccly fill“
niuhcd home at 10 Fair stroot. Non
walk, is hrokon up and hor t‘urultnrc
has gnno to thc. sulcsroomn to pay her
husband‘s debts. Sho has loft hcr fa-
ther's homo and In living with hot“
husband's parcnis in Stamford. Tilt-l
young husband who didn't know who.
titer ho should dlo or go to Holllt" un~
known.lund hill-l ilnally docldod to go
back to Stamford.
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS.
The chunccn for living a full century
are PXI‘t'iit‘llt In tho case of Mrs. .lcnnie
human, 01' Huynosvllic, Ml‘., now 711
Burnt}, Sores and all Skin cruptlons:
curod mo of Chronic Dyspcpuia of :10
years n'anding. and mado mo feel as
woll and strong as a young girl." Eluc-
irlc Illttcra cure Stomach and Liver
disoasca, Blood diaordoru, (lcncrul Do
bility and bodily weakness. Sold on
a. guarantee at F. 1-1. Baxter‘s, South
Norwaik, and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk.
drug stores. ”
GIRL CONTRALTO DISCOVERED.
SFA'I'I'IJL‘, \\‘usl:inuton. .Iun
Madanw t‘alyo. tho colt‘ht‘alt-d priina
durum. who stint: here In concorl. hon
discovorotl a girl contralt‘o, Lois Fourt,
for whom sho prodlcta grout things.
'I‘ho girl, who in but sort-ulcon years
of ago. was zivcn an addictive by Ma-
donu- Pain: in tho Lincoln Hotol, and
sung with Kilt'll oxuninlto charm that
tho prima titlllllli. with tours in hor
oyos, t-Inupod tho girl to her breast.
saying: “You ltavt- tho voice. your
Intro tho tompcram-uii. you havo tho
phyniduc. you will in» grout." 'l‘hc
othor momhors ol‘ Mudauic (‘ulvo‘a
mmpany woro abut :nnnzod at the
trout amt niarrolous \'Ul(lt‘_ and pro-
dict u I‘utnro for llt'l‘. .tificr shitting
(lounotl's "()h, 'I'hat .Wouwo Muylun."
.ltuduinc Cairo told Mina Fur-r1 that
ulna would formally adopt liar and giro
her a through training in Piil‘ls.
qt,
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mm. Franklin Bush, of Now (Justin.
llcl., pays: “1 311391130 for yours with
dyspepsia. uuod to have great diutrcsn
and bolt‘hinu. I triod everything 1
rould hour of. but nothing holpud mo
until 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one
50 coal holtlo curod mo completely."
For Ktllt‘ by 1.1. H. Plaintcd. 1". II. Bax-
ior and 'I‘ho Clifford Pharmacy. "
POISONED AT CAMP MEETING.
GAINI‘JSVIIJJC. Ga, Jan 22.~Rcv.
.1. W. Atlttfln, at m0 Illiio pastor 01'
tho illoihodint (‘Intrch at llollton, noat‘
(luimmvlllo. was plutrod In tho cmmti'
jail. ycutordny. having boon ni-rontud
and Itrouklii born from t’lwynoito (mun.
Il'. ohuruod with attempting to pot-
ntm i'ortmu' riltlio Rt‘pi‘omuilulll‘o ill»
lwrt Quilliun. of llollion. It In ulicic
od iiinl lbw. Mr, Anulln saw Mr. Quit
liau u modicutt-d npplo whilo at a
camp morning 0 popular uprinun. taut
unnnnor. which Imitlt‘ tho inttor rlolont-
1y III.
A low nunnhu tutor Mr. Amuln ro-
ulunotl from tho North flooruiu Mothtr
dint (ioulortmro, and it 111 until unddcir
iy loft Ilolllon.
THE ORIGINAL.
11‘0on ii (70., t'hicauo. oriuinutoit
Mount and 'I‘ur an n ”trout and Inuit
rommly. and on account of tho grout
ntorii and popularity of Iu‘oioy'n Ilmmy
and ’I‘ur many Iiiiliiiilnitu urn Miami
for tho. popular. ‘I'Iicatt worlhltmu I111.
hutloiui Imvn ulmilur rounding trauma.
beware of them. The popular: Polaris
Honey and Tar In in a yuliow package;
Ask for It and refuse any unhatltntc.
It Is thc‘bnst remedy for coughs and
coldu. Sold at Pinlstutl'a Drug
illorc. “
warranty Motrin mauucrion
ourrn FOQTPOMD.
SAN MANCIfiCO, Jun. 22.4-w'f‘wo In;
inaction suits limbo mm for a beta
tor terminal. by tho Western Pacific.
which Wan in hart: than no: for a
hcarlng hoforo Unitod stains Judah
marrow today hum been. tuna ed for
n- wcuit. and 1m maintain WM 121-
rinntt urn pointing lnuwoou tho Roam
rm Pacific ‘umi tho Wr-utpyn, I’uctttc
for a Hittipmtiii'tt‘.
....-Matmu lib. oi... ‘
1mm THAT (mi. 1)
ur 0 mil- roam in Pneumonia
attain Ronni;
cw
105
Mrs. Chaunccy Lockwood, of. Chestnut ,‘
19 Fair otrcoi, Norwalk. .
worked as a unlunman. soiling goods {
on the Installment plan and had becni
H01
nd' -
.’
Cong
given as confidently to a baby as to an
CLIFFORD
For Sale at
Chamberlain is
“ Remcdy ,
A Safe Medicine for Children.
In buying a cough medicine for children, neVer ho afraid to buy CHAMBER-
LAIN'B (lotion Rnnnuv. There is no danger from it. and relief 13 always sure
to follow. It is intcndud especially for coughs, colds. cronp and whooping
cough, and in tho host. medicine. in the world for these diseases. It is not; only
a ccrtain cure for croup, but. when given as soon as the crappy cough appears,
will prcvcnt the attack. Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy
is giro“ as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs, and may be
adult.
PHARMACY
ZEITFUSS PHARMACY
STILLSON-POWELL CORPORATION
ED
"Bloody Sunday" Commemorated by
German Socialists, of Chicago.
('I-IICAGO, .lan, 22—-—Ru>zsit1u despo-
tism was dcnonncod in tho moat south.
in; trims and tho Itusklun rcvolution
war; rhocrod by tlorman Socialists of
Chicago, youwrday, at a meeting com-
rncinorating "lllnody Sunday." January
22. 1005, whon sroros of workingmt‘u
pctltloninu thi- czar wcro shot down
in tho Sil't‘l‘li: of St. i’ott-rsbnrg.
'I‘In- dato wan dcclarod to ho 11 111110-
510110 in 1hr» royolniionary inovcnn-nt
of tho Ruisnian prolotariut. and
dcaih kiwi] of industrial and cumin-
mic dcapotlam of tho-oapataliut class
throughout tho world. 'l‘bc Inocilni:
was uttoudcd by hourly iivo hundred
momln-rn of tho various local German
Socialist m'gunlmtious.
A collmstlon of 5100 Wu slain-n up
for tho benefit of tho "struggling Run-
slau coloration" and u rosoiutlon of
i'mt‘crnul groctingu was adoptod and
com to tho rtwolutlnnury comtnittoc
of liilusla.
F1RE DESTROVS CHROME WORKS.
BAL'I‘IMOR'I‘. .Inu. 22.—~ Firo was din-
t-ovorod early today in the plant of
tho Ilaltlinuro (‘hrtiuto Works and ho.-
iort- It was controlled about u third
of tho main nuildinuu of tho oxtunnlvo
plant “'11. boon doutroycd. 'I‘In- hlazc
orluinn mi in lilo building In which
tho on'inw i~ if'.':fft‘ti. but tho cxuct
comic 1 ~ l'.:l«iltt’o’lt ‘l‘ln- milling auction
nt‘ 104» uni-ii». auto-rd utworcly. but In
tho nlwonvo of oillrialu of tho conr
puny It 11. Iznpmo-lblo to any what ex—
in!” tho nun-lilurry In domain-d. The
land onlliilnio of tho 1mm obtnlnnhlo
pInci-u 1'. at about {100,000.
INDIOEBTION OVEROOME.
Itnliuoatiou in totally ovorconto by
tho 111W oi' ix'mlol Innpopuiu (hiro, ho
t-uuao thin rumndy dlgoulu what. you-
ual. and nit/tut tho utonmth a murmur
loam It. to romp-train and grow alrong
uunlu. Kodol roliovon indignation.
Ilclchitm oi (Inn. Hour t-ilouinch. IIonrl
Ilurn. Mia, and onubiou tho diizouilvo
tit‘izltiiii In Iruuui‘orin‘ all Main 1010 11m
kind of I‘li‘ii rod I‘lloud that mutton
11010111 and «transit 1. Sold by Tim
Clifford Pharmacy. "
MAW—uwm-MMM
BUTLER 0701.! 01.000 WORTH or
DIAMON . . 7
neuron. Jun. 22.~Mvid, 1!. lie-
Voy was removal] to New York City.-
whemho In annual on tho, chum of
stealing diamonds valacd at 11.0th
from him: initial Militargof Noz‘io'mnt
39th street. McVey. who was employ:
ed as a butler at the miller notice, was
armntcd at Bestiary.
no no? NIOLI‘UT was com.
Naval: allow a no (I intake its 00111150.
‘i‘oo otton. atithip .nittm of tho your.
It! rout-0o" iii 'tommln pneumonia.
cannula-rmin'n _ Cough ,Ilanitaiy will
promptly tittn‘BWtit roll! millimfldct-
m-t any imnlctwy in 110» direction.
Town in nothing honor for motif
. . . *
Ilirrm till/fill mitt; iq
a
was
amalgam monocotuovi
9 mm ‘ ‘
RUSSIANS DESPOTISM DENOUNC-V
the.
3:
NAVAL CHAPLAIN WALLACE
DEAD.
ALAMEIM, California, .lan.
.Iohn Singer Wallace. naval chaplain
of tho rotirod list, diod yesterday af—
tcr n briof illness. Ho was one of tho
oldcct chaplains in the sorvlcc. having
received his appointment from Presi-
dent Lincoln in 180:1. lie was" a natiro
of Ohio. 74 years old.
ALWAYS
0‘) ......
au-
INCREASES THE
STRENGTH.
A rcnsonablo amount of food thor-
oughly digested and properly assimilat-
cd will always increase the strength.
If your stomach is a "little off" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you
cat and ctmblc the digestive organs to
nsaimilato and tra Morin all foods into
tissue-lniilding blogdm Ifodol relieves
sour stomach. Ilolching. .l-lcurt Burn
and all forms of Indigestion. Palatn-
bio and utrengthcuing. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy, "
néuin'iéié.nnw"‘n1vn-.N E
HARTFORD. inhuman.
Mi .
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 8, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
__ NEW VORK.
A. M.~12:52:, 15:82:. 5:16; 6212):.
6:50, 6:65. 7:48. 8:18. 8:43. 9108!,
0:32x, 9:150. 10:50:. 11:05. 11:17:.
P. M.——«12:40x, 1:05. 3:06;. 8:87.
4:23x, 5:46. 6:011. 6:84. 8:098, 7.173.
8:001. 9:52x. 10:”.
aundcyc.
A. M.-—-12:62x, 5:833. 15:48:. 8:158.
9:4le
7. human. can. 5:45. con.
7:23. 8:00x. 11:23:. 0:52x. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-4:00, 13:60 8:60. 13:00:. 8:08.
8:401. 0:00x, mix. 10:02:. 10:06.
11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.—-12:031. 1:04. 2:001. 1:55.
3:313, 3:44;. 4:03. 4:32. 15:02:, 15:09.
5:21;. 8:00x. 6:03. 6:68. 8:02; 9:00;,
0:39. 11:00:, 12:00:.
Oundnyc.
A. M.e~0;011, 7:30, 10:02:.
P. Mofi‘lw, “:04, “00!. “WI.
11:00:. 11:00:.
BOOTH NORWALK ”1’0 NIW
HAVIN
A. Afr-12:001. 1:911, 1:668. 8:16.
7:29, It”; 0:11;. 10:01:. 11:11:, 11:43.
P. .-- :otht, : . 8:10;. 4:32.
il:10."litfl: $08!, 9:81. 1:101.‘0:081.
"hail.“ 1 411 b
It Id £011 to I W.-
P. . :45. on, 2:80. .
mn-a—iauogmi‘iii" m: a a
Intanmt 3...; " ‘ 2.3 33 '
‘1 P. flit-4:1”, 7110:, mm
court-t «atrium To own-111w.
A, ”Mitirmflxflm. ”
moments. 1133:. g: 15. 0:13. 7:11.
MW il,
Alarm-+0?“ “an“ mf‘aim
‘1‘“? {I it 'IC' ”-21.1 l
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