)3!
(/4
rise refreshed.
if you can't sleep it is
let your body rest.
come from female diseases.
anism isle network oi intricate nerves.
remedy operatetto bring health to suffering women.
tremely nervous.
I decided to try Lydis B. Pinkhem's Vegetable
strengthened es though i had enjoyed a lengthy vacation.
Iriends suIIern‘ with tomato
benefit irom its use.
965 College Ave., Appleton. Wis.
Vice-President Social Economichlub.
more" '
W
(2 Women WhoAre
‘ Free From Female
ills Sleep Soundly
‘ How many woment'are troubled with insomnia! How
few, alas, habituafly sleep the night 'through and .
because your nerves will not
Women's nervous troubles
Their delicate or~ .
No woman can suffer from
e'male irregularities without chntually ruining her nervous system.
Get rid ottfemale disease and the perfect sleep of childhood will return. f
LPinkltamslégetable Compound,
‘cures’all female troubles and restores nerve equilibrium and. brings
sound, restful, healthful, natural sleep. Thus does this wonderful
.t. It;
”4
It
thefulnese and Nervoueneee Cured
Deer Mn. Pink-Item—«Leet spring. I lost my eppetite. bed headaches. and bearing
down peins with cramps so that l was in perfect misery. . l became wekefttl and ex-
Compound. and am pleased to state
thail derived Immediste benefit and soon enjoyed permenent relief.
Within eight weeks l we: restored to normal heslth end felt refreshed end
Since. that time I have recommended your Compound to a number oi my lsdy
irregularities. and those who hove used it report great
MRI. E. E. VAN Dtnren.
Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound has cured more women
of female diseases than any other medicine in the world.
Plnkham. daughter-im—law of Lydia E. Pinkham, advises sick women free.
She will write you a personal'letter lityou tell her about your gang.“
Adchess Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass,
‘— Lydia E.’ Pinkltam’s‘chciablc Compound Cities
Mrs.
Witcrc Others Fall
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Witt ‘. of.
FOR MEN.
notary" '
FOR WOMEN.
“Que—
t
IN ALL STYLES AND LEATHERS.
SOLD av \
tooth Norwalk Shoe Company,
. go Washington Street,
“ 1' "MARRIED m vouxans.
South Norwalk.
. MAJOR HILL CAME lN THIRD.
I
A. Rois Malkln. of Norwalk. Took interesting Hill Climbing Automobile
Hill-on. N. Y.. Young Lady for Event in Worcester. Mass.
’ ‘. '. Hie Bride. t in Ithe event in which hP drove rot-r
A. 099 Mulklu. it wnll-ltnown ilttililt'ltitt‘t' ni tht- ])I‘lliI Hort-to ‘lllll. Wor.
r' Norwulk young man. and ccutor, Muss. hill climbing contest.
but Kirklttnd. 3 Hudson. New [Eben Hill. of Norwttllt. come in third
ng‘lntly', worn quietly married with «his hit; 50 horncpuwrr P. l. A. 'i‘.
y'itiloruoon hi it o‘clock at A hcllctrlt-h. tilt. tvnu first. ncgt‘ulnt-
‘iip. New York. ' ililti,‘ the distuucc ltt 1:238 H»; u Nuplcr.
Innltotlt A. Mlliklfl ttttd lt‘.r~ till, uccond. in 1:37 Hi. tutti Mr. lilll
'3 ’ nihln. oi Norwnlk. Histcr tttttl third in i::itl z-t’t. Mr. lllll wun ltt‘r
, Infill 'f the groom, wrro lu'ltlcsntuld contiutnlml to \lv’orccntcr lty (’cdt‘ltttt,
' d limit mutt ronucotlvcly. tlu- Virtuous ltullttu di'lt'cr.
flotilla Week's woddiug trip. M 1‘. mid 'I'iltil'i' true it gout-rill I‘t'illlt?ll(ll| of roc-
lites. Mn‘lkin will coittc to Nortrullt l't itl‘tlh ttll tilting tltc Hill'. The gt‘cuicnt
Willing. uchlchtttt'Ill of tho tiny won by S. I’.
. ‘ W .H‘tcvmtu with tho Dilrl'iitiii cur which
- OMAHA‘WEDDING OF LOCAL lN-trutttnrod thc ,Vuntlcrhllt and (.iulmn
‘* , to . TEREBT. ll‘tlitti rucctt, Ilt‘ placing thc record itl
.fGet'irttdo it. Robinson. l’ttt'tttcr~ itlllt‘ Jililllltt' uttd two wounds. which is
ortrudtv it. Rlnuwult. or Hutu» ’ccrtuittly going up it clltnlt running
.Hnrt-y Itt- Mutttt lioultlns. also ‘I't'tml ill to 2R our com. in llIili‘i-tl'l itlld‘
litut tovcr iturd ttttd rough rotttlu. Sicvoun
won hurt your ltt one minute nutl nine
not-outta. ‘
The event ltt which Mulor Hill our»
lictputctl won for utuntonr drlvcrn.
t) ,. ha. will Ilil nmrriml ut
hit on June tlttt.
will. Mrs. Mt-ttd'u lilllnldo
-‘Yunntt Hulk-u in Norwttllt
itinlto a humour of fi‘Ii'iliifi
STRANGER ARRESTED.
.ltttttott Pitspult-Ick. who lives at ’l‘oo
routo, i-linntiord und ilrooklyn tut ho
tluyn wun itrmnicd ,vctttcrdtty utter-
utmtt in East Norwuik by Conntttllltt
.l. J. (hmdwin. Ho Willi noting in u
uttoor monitor nut] u toloplttuto tuott‘
utttto wutl until. in Mr. Goodwin hy some
~ of tho neighbors who thmtttht Fits at
rich with not right in his mind. ‘ Mil.
morning he admitted thttt his nontll»
Wuhan“...
FO£ PINE LEDGE CLIIB.
f title Outing (iluh ut
. in II onon tor the column to»
with Nelson Folmntt. ttn ,ittIlL,
formal opening will (ltt‘lll‘
Atty,
MON. May 2i}.-~«'l‘ht' ctm~
‘, Vrttllrotitl rutoblll on tho
3 zone will he itoptuti‘tt lion wus due to drinking. iiyelw ho
xwillow (New York); uttd . tried this nitetjnotut before Jud ay-
25 iii). ‘ 4' ~
4 . f Ior.
l
. 7 menthorni‘omhe (i
ingsBank 'J‘ Luck
1 any man taken stop on in the world, it into! unthinking . ‘
tuck." As nmntter of turn. the bottle at nearly all true ~‘,
weekend earths end there it. n goodglteel more SAVINGS!
OK rated most people mortise. '
then 76.800 neoplasm undone their own devious Bunk Lucie
‘ postings accounts in this Bank and tie ttre slitting FOUR -.
~ ’1‘.- . . ‘ »
" sorvl . p ,
. on Sunday evening at. 7 o‘clock,
-
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The Moudtty Afternoon Wltist Club
is lit-lug ctttcttulncd this ui'tcrnutut by
Miss Fltuntu Lockwood. of South NOV-
u'nlh.
.‘l tlclcgullnn ul' tltc (i'HL‘IiIlH ol‘ lilo
Nutlonul Bunk oi Norwnlk uttcndvtl
thc t’ttucrnl oi IIlt‘ into if. l-‘rod Sootlcld
rcstcrduy ttftcrnoon.
At tltc lilt‘t'iiilg ot‘ the Young l'co
pic's Society of‘ tho Norwulk Congregat-
tionztl Church. lust cvt-nlug. thc pustm',
Rt'V. (i. l). Itigltcrt, guru his fifth talk
on Amuuomcntu for Young t'hrlstinus.
i“tll' your hot wwttncr ttocunwii‘ten
just think of A. .l. l‘ollius & (‘0. Their
IIIII' of summer turttishlulzu comprises
twt't'yiltittg you will need to ltcitt‘mnkc
you ctuui'ot‘litlllc tlttt'ittt: lilo ltot Wt‘itlll-
i‘l', Sci- ml. '
The “FY. 1". D. 'l‘ttrrcy introduced it
uovvl i'cttturt‘ til the trt-ckly prttycr
meeting of thc Nortvulk Mctltodlut
Church ltutt cvvnintz. The subject was
the Twenty-third l'nnlnt and it black-
hottrtl was uecd for llinstrutiottn.
yi‘i-ilttl'illiy wan thc futuottn Ynlc ’I‘utt
lltty. 'i‘wo fill‘lllitt' wull kllqul liar-
stt-ont students wvro honored with cl~
twin” to nottrcl mu'lolicn, Hugh 8.
Knox. unit to! Hottttitlr l’. (l. Knox. lo
Skull ittttl lioncu und ”thitl‘iI l’hlmut,
it) Scroll tiltti Roy. "
'l‘lto dammit Lydltt. of thc Norwnlk
Yttcltt t‘ltut toot, lit now rluxcd with
her nulln and will ho rcud)~ to so into
ootttntlsttlott in ll. wry tow tittylt. Cont-
tttodorc (Ylnl'cut'v i". tlnhoru uud 8am-
ttol Lynn-s will ltnvc lltl crow Antzl Wilt
torn tor nailing nuttuct- tutti it‘rtui Hunk.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. ’l‘mttdwoll, of
Norwnlk. who nrc touring through the
Wont. loft tllonwood. tiot Springs. Coi-
orudo, yootcrduy. tor ('olorttdu. After
a tow tIinH' nttty ttl tltc ltttlor nittoo,
they will no to (’lltlcngo ttnd urn ott-
ottctod homo in Norwullt in tt.short.
iluto. , it ,
Mrtt. .i'tultwt 'iit ilttltlwll nnd mtnyuud
dmtghtur. eot'npl'lnlnu the family oi
(‘outtclittnt Hillilmll, or Norwttilt tir-
rlrt-d in t’ wit youtttrdtty trout troun-
ville. Sout'h‘ihtl'olimt. whore the it out
tho wintering tho lwnrfli oi Mite. Elli).
holl‘tt httttlili;%r'o'i‘ho.v tit-o at oral out
stirring in Wilton. . . ,'
“Fowler Post, No. til. (i. A...R.. will
attend memorial service at thovli‘lrttt
M. it. (though on next annuity ovtthlnc.
May 27th. All members at theft}. A»
it. hurt ttll soldiers and ottilot-slgtmt
Please meet at. nos '
Please bring white gloves.
WW
. the animal boys at “o'clock, the single
. . titty. cl‘OWI‘
. drew (tutti lttli‘
.0
(.‘i RNEi.l..
.. Q Age ivt. Ht.
l—«W. S. Newman ....... 22 170 5.]0
.r-‘R. C. Burton...‘ ...... 25 170 0.10
‘ 3~W. S. Stowoll ........ 22 170 6.01
4-J. P. Duds ............ 24 180 5.10
5---—L. W. Gaviti.........19 180 6.00
ti—~(T. P. Cox.,. .......... 23 180 full
71-«W. F. Lot-3 ......... “.21 172 0.00
St.-v~li2. lt‘. Ft)0flr.........2] liifi 0.00
(tors-«W. G. Baylor. . . . . .22 98 5.02
HARVARD.
Ago Wt. Ht.
lv—P. W. Flint. ........... fill 168 5.ll
2MB. W. Fish ....... ,. . . . .21 WI 6.00
limit. M. 'i‘uppun ........ 21 108 6.00
i-~l"r. G. Glues ........... 21 iii? 0.04
5...,1. Richardson, .ir.....lii lilo 0.01
ti~it. l._ Button .......... ill ll-tl (kill
. 7—4). A. Nowhtul ........ 21 175 o.ott
St.——O. n. lt‘llloy ......... 2:1 170 6.00
Cox—~13, ill. Blagdou ..... 20 100 5.07
- ~ tomato 41 with ‘f
10“ ”to?" Oerroll ‘3 duo.
thitlflifl‘tlltig. it was planned to start
additional" tin hour later and tho 'vnr-
2:15, .
‘ively early hour not
ought. about a lively
lit, the bout houses.
in whore the. Harvard
liquortors. and at tho
, tan‘d tho house of the.
Benton tilde nociotion. Whom the
Vitilwl‘jt had t; “t"‘sitalls.
"l‘ho’ tide tithiWour fovorod it I‘litiit
down atrium;ihnteitd"of up-rlvcr. . in
wltlcltdlroctid tun“ year’s contest was
rowed. tutti its? to current on the (till)
(In utt‘ongor til t‘ot'the Ilood. better
time was looked tor uniting thosc at
the bout home this morning.
The vetoruut letters of both "var-
sity drown reported this morning that
their man were in line condition ttd
confident of victory. The crews “its
years tire on Follows:
y‘ The comp
for die rosn'
outta. or. out x
both “Villa
Union Hoar
'l‘lteI weather was (Illl‘ii and threaten-
ing during the fOl'i‘lloiil), but on official
bulletin front the weather bureau
promised torvtho afternoon light cust-
et'ly winds nnd it slightly clearing
sky. ’l‘hc river was utmost smooth til
'Iii starting point. nnd ttil’loss thc
fontpunlod by u hrrczv. it seemed us
it tho conditions would he favorable
for n salinittctot‘y rare. it was arrange
“(I that (Touch (‘hurlca lit. (‘ourtuuy. of
Cornell: ("ouch James Wm)’. of Hon
vnrd. tutti i". A. Wood. of the Boston
\tltlt-tic Association. would St'i‘Vt-T its
hoy otllclttl timers for tho rut-t- on tho
reicroc's hunt.
Ernest t'lcorgc. HillY‘tll‘tI. lililfi, a for-
nor ‘vurslty URI‘l-llllx'ill. tutti .i. G. Smith.
’orntcr i‘ttrttcll coxntvnln. ililtI now u
him your man rtt littrrurd Law School.
A‘cro Si’It-‘t‘lt‘iI to act its Judlrcs iii the
luiitlt.
OBITUARY RECORD.
SAMUEL S'l'lCVlCNS.
Sumucl SitWt‘ns. one of the troll-
‘ttnowu rcaltlt‘nts oi Rldgoilcld. tllcd
Wt-dttnsulu)‘ owning: .ll 9 o’clock. at
his homo. itgcd sort-my yours. lic httd
noon ill for some time of pneumonia.
ch is survived lty onn son. Charles II
.N‘H‘VQIIFI, proprietor of tho Rldgcfiplti
Bakery. and (mo duttghlor. Mrs. \\’iu
lcld Scott. at 22 Mcrwin xtrccl. Nor-
tt'ttlk.. {loo writs u ilit‘lililt‘t‘ of the
Episcopal}. innit in Ridgctlcld, and
was with"! ‘ unipnll who know him.
The titttpl‘h 5,, ll be ltcld on Sunday
:tftcrnoondwt railro'olock from his luic
homo. "
.lilliN t-l, GREEN.
John S. (it‘ccu. n wit-run of tho (‘lt'il
thr. dch yostcrdtty ut the Fitch Sold-
lcrn' llotttc_ Nurotmt. Raymond and
Son. the Not ttttlk tuttcrul tilroctorn.
will tnkt- thc I'l‘I\lllIlI8 to Brooklyn. New
York. for lntct‘ntcnt. tomorrow. The
dcccuscd won 02 ycurs old.
li‘l‘Nl‘lRAl. on MRS. MORISHN.
’l‘ho {nut-rut of Mrs. Thomas li. Mor-
ison. who (”t'ti ut Summit, Now Jor-
ttcy .wlll lut hcltl tomorrow afternoon
in Norwulk. and will be private. In.
tertut-nt will tic ut tho family plot In
Norwnlk (lctttctot'y. ’I‘ho ROY. .lntttcn
Bunion Werner. rector of Grucc.
CIllll't‘h. trill IN“ ”to officiating clergy»
mun.
FUNERAL OF J. W. BALL.
'l‘lto tum-rill of .l. Wltiticld Bit'l tvuti
hold thin nl‘tcruoou from his into r tat
dcncc in Struwhorry Iilll ttvcnuc. Nur-
tvttlk. 'l‘hc Ror. Kenneth McKt-ttrlv, oi
Wentport. ottlclatcd and burial was itt
Nortvnlk Cemetery.
MATINEE WHIOT CLUB.
‘A ntttctlnu oi the. Mitllttoc Whist
Chill wutt hold .t'cstordny at the noun-
of Mitts Emnut Lockwood. 'l‘ltc first
prise Wllii won by Misti May (‘ttrtiu ttttd
the second by Mitts Marlon Vornnm.
The next Illt‘tc'illill will he in two works
at the home oi Mrti. .lohn Cnuuruxlt.
were completed ’
situugo t‘rom flood to obit titlc Wits no .
t. ,
In
’l‘ltoro in nothing that the market. ottnrdst in rouintottdtthlo gontltt but what in BhDWIl‘Ill our stock. The van
hunt which Wonder prove their stumrlorltymuot. only in rcgttrtl t0 tint lll‘li'tl» united but also hormone ot the
style and workmanship or the vuriouulincu ultu’wu.
M
hes. a and 5 GAZETTE Honolulu. 5
Knitted Muslin Curtains ................ , ........... . ................. title to $1.40
ituiitud Iioltlnet Cumulus .. ......... .,; ........ . ..................... . ........... .‘t...t$1.25 to stood»
Nottingham Lace Curtains. in lWOvitillBti ot't‘cni. ................... ................... .. $2.80 to $5.00
Nottingham Lace Curtains ........... 1. ..................................... ............ not: to 80.00 ,
Arabian Luce Curtains .......................... . ....................... ...... $2.601tts700
Brussels Net. Curtains ................. ............................. $2.60 to $7.00 .
Brussels Net. Curtains ..... .. ...... ............................... . . ..... _ ..... $3.85 to $7.00 .
CroceStripoMttdrusCurtains......... ....................... .......... ...................31.il0to$3.75
- ‘I-IOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Curtain Strotoltcrs ...... 69c Decorator] Dinner Pinion so‘Deooruted SOIID Plates ... --------- 50
Yacht Monti . ...... 35¢ Decor-men Platters .. ............. tocIDecoraied Gravv~Boats ....... lilo
Decorated Ten Pinter-t .- .......... 60‘ Decorated Cups and Saucers chiDecornted Pickle Dishes .......... 5c
Deoortttod Breakfast Pinion ...... 7c“, Decornted Covered Dishes ... ..... 35m Decorated individual Butters 2c
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. KRIEGER e- CO.
uSIin " Curtains _
4‘.
"" n.
mm
4_...
None,“ but the
\,
3 Rooms .
Furnished
Furnlehed. -. \‘
$l00 3.5:?
W \ _\
t
'9.
, 0n Eas y Payments.
Best Goods, and Every Piece
Guaranteed. ‘
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented.
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR A MUR-
DERER? .
WARSAW, Muy 25.«-Govornor .lclln-
ski, ot‘ Kiclcc. is suspected of tho ntur-
dcr of u woman named Okoulu. who
was found «loud in ii room with him
yesterday. 'l‘tro shots Wt‘l‘t.‘ hcttrd by
uolghltors. .lollttskl drclurcs tltnt the
wouutn committed suicido. 'l‘ht- local
uttttcrs hurr- itccn rot-hidden to'ntentlott
the occurrence. which hits crouted tt
ucttntttlott.
LONDON tNSURANCE COMPANY lN
' TROUBLE.
LONDON. Mny 25.-~'l‘lto hood Oillt‘c
of thc Mutttul Reserve Lilo insttrltuco
(‘ontupny In London und ttll the coun-
try ilAllilt‘It‘S did not upon for buttluem
todtty. ‘
A MOUNTAIN OF‘GOLD
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucie Witke, of Caroline. Win. as
did one 250 box of Buoklon‘s Arnicn
Solve. when it completely cured a run.
ning sore on‘hor log, which had tor-
tured her 23 long yearn. Greatest
antiseptic healerot Pile». Wouudtt and
Sores. 250, at i". ll. Baxter‘o. South
Norwaik. and E. P. Wood's. Norwslk.
drug etoron. , ”
“GLOVER'S tttt not."
J7“? i
WANTED.
Bookkeeper or Salesman tor Eve-
ning work. first clue opportunity. For
partloulere cell upon.
F. II. EIELD.
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
South Norwelk.
W... . -. a... u.
e (3‘: so
it'll lloluol ill Pilot.
The threstened trouble at the
mines heving' been evened. m
reduct on in price. '
‘ Our stock weeknight st high
i is other:
. * so
prices and is of hi it unity. You
go:‘ the benefite‘ntfwg (“st the eit-
pe . .-
eesi «for next
on below to announce s mstet‘iel
Gflflo . I ’ , .
Iris not teeteerly to put in“
Winsome
The Copyright Modes
ARE THE MODES 0F APPEARANCE.
‘ We present, today the auction Sale. Buy now
Boulevard, [1 model and have the hurtoilt of
which has been nc- wearing.
claimed in New York as Always the 00.010
one of the hits of the DI‘WO- For U10 heat
t
quality,
' $7
and
$l0
No More. No less.
(let the htthlt and so
to the
88“ 8011.
The Boulevard is e
riouhlo‘brenstod cook
with long wide.
notched tenets end
moderate fullness norms
the chest. Made .trom
tho newottt, unto-ditto
fabrics in worntedtt, eor‘
tron. tltlhets. For $7.00
nod $10.00.
Don’t wtitt tor" it Re-
Tho Copyright Clothing COmPany.
e NORTH MAIN sTltItr’T. IOUTt-l NORWALK. GONN. .
HAHIW oooowm, Monsoon
IMMMR
§i
Hundreide of Eyes
are being overworked so u result oi application upon work or books.
hotter tor etrttittod and tired cit-e my be but mt serials trouble t.
«varied by wearing to pair at our
Propor mouse-e. Properly Adm-sod, , p 7
Illumination, Free. , ‘.
Hatchios‘tot moses s tit tilt Repairing e timothy.
Norwalk Chronicler