for liver
Thirty Years
bk“ 3 i a e
1 BWOBTHLESC. , I GRANTED PENSION.
fWaterbur‘y Capital Gone 89- Widow of Late Senator Hawtey of This
I yond il.edaii ‘Btate.
WMERBURY March 4.4111111 N1». “1111111111611 lamp 4.—— The 80-
il Self Winding Clock Company. auto after a debate or two hours F-ri
ind in this town some years day passed a bill granting a pension of
“(0.13mi in which $100, 000 of Bristol 350 a month to Edith A. liawley, wi
lull Vicinity money Was inrested will (low of the info Senator and General
M wound up by an auction sale in Joseph R. liawley. of Connecticut
Obompalzur ill. on Match 15. The As reported the bill carried :1th a
cone/191111 moved to that town two yoais month but was amended at the sug-
lgo, and built a. new lactaty Bonds notation of Senatot Bulkeley who cad
*‘ to the amount of $200,000 were sold led it tip l‘11.lday '
loztlldt section. The company coi-
lofled some. time ago. The sale is ex- CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
pooled to hot the bondholders about Orino Laxative Fittit Sv1 up stimu-
75 per cent. The stockholders will in- iates the liver and thoroughly cleanser-1
left completely, and the original in- the system and clears the complexion
vesto1‘3 hereabouts will lose all they 0! pimples und-blotcbes. " It is the
put. 111 «The capital of the company best laxative for women and children
is “00,000 in stock and $500 000 i u as it is mild and pleasant, and does
._ bonus. The foimet pr,esident Dr. Pcr not gripe or sicken. Orino is much
ry marks is now 11111111111; 11 11111111111111 superior to villa. accident waters and
all ordinary cathartics as it does not
in Chicaio.
. irritate the stomach and bowels
'. dyspepsia or indigestion for l’lulstcd's Drug 8101c. and l’latuer &
m '1 No appetite and what i did. Biadlcy.
“iridistressed me terribly. Burdock
Bl Bitters cured me..”——J H. Walk
lei-.igusiiury. Ohio ,. .
“Whit: do you think of this theory
of iiviiig out of doors?" it all de-
Milli on whether you leave the house
viilu'ntarily or ate ptit oat.‘ ‘——Detioit
Fre'evPrese.
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POBTMABTERS CONFIRMED.
The following Connecticut postmas-
ter appoinments have been confirmed
by the Senate: William ll. Bristol. of
Stratford; Leopold J. Curtis at Nor
folk; Charles 0. Georgia at Union-
ville; Charles N. Hatch at Bridge-
water.
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Many women suffer in silenoe old
drift along from bad to worse. know-
lug well that they ought to have
immediate assistance.
How many women do you know
who are perfectly well and stron ?
The cause may be easily trace to
some feminine derangement which
manifests itself in depression of
spirits reluctance to anywhere
or do anything. backac c. dragging
sensations. flatnlency, nervousness.
and. sleeplessness.
Theses) tomato-abut. warnings
that there is mganger ahead and on.
less heeded. a life of suflcring or o
serious ogeration is the inevitable
result. he beat remedy for all
these symptoms is
"Lydia E. Pinkbam’s‘ Vegetable Com pound
mode fitom native roots 11nd herbs. No other medicine in the «Pantry has
mindsuch widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medi.
ulna has such a. record of cares of female ills.
Miss J . I“. Walsh. of 328 W. 36th at. New York City. writes: -“Lydio
E Pinkhoml Vegetable Compound has been of inestimable value in
301;“? my health. I suffered from female illness which caused
fiM headaches. dizziness, and dull pains' in my back. but. your
" medicine soon brought about a change in my general condition. built
, .neap and made me perfectly weil.",
Lydia E. Pinkhsm 8 Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaints
Wot Backaob‘e. Falling and Diaplacements. inflammation and Ulcers-
“011.1111! organic diseases. It Is invaluable 1n preparing for child- birth
‘ «(km the Change of Life. itoures Nervous Frustration. Headache,
fion‘onl Debility. and invigorates the whole system.
M Plu‘kbam’ 5 Standing invitation to Women
omen
n, s flaring from any form of female weaknesses-e invited to
111.11. at Byron Miss. Her advice is free.
M11, JUNE FLORENCE WALSH
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v-Thoré have been 1111111141111 use in the
1 road street. station of the Penney!
- , uuia Railroad in Philadelphia. bus-
um um mall trunks ”which are in
tlemselves miunturo automobiles.
'1‘ in use now are. in sense.
pellmenial. but the sailors on what
they have given po'in clearly to. the
fact that they will all many take the
ace of the old handpulled trucks in
be larger stationsz
Every passenger 1111 .vitaliy interest-
ed in his own handles. 111111 par-ticular
ly in having it ‘0 on the some (rain
that he does 1911 its destination
with him. lather than one or two
trains afterwards. This is one of the
conditions which led to the develop
ment of these new automobile trucks.
Horton bapph us that. u pasaen er does
not deliver 13 trunk in the sin
room until five mtnutesoc less some
train time. and yet he expects to hh‘ve
them in the sour before the
train leaves. ”his means in the
great Broad Street Station {may be
readily realized for there are in the
eighborhood of six hundred trains a
by enteritis and leaving the 11111111111.
catch carrying its 111111111 oi baggage
which must be mutually cared for
it is not an uncommon thing to see
seveml haulage porters pushing and
tugging at one ordinary heart y load-
ed 11111111 13111111 tangitog‘ “infill” dolly-
ex; app 11 w a s
“2115111510119 i131 pristine crannies, by; {it
11%ch contra malty
it his thp t pangs
simply by 11111111115 11 button?” as easily
as he would if. be worn actually pul-
ling the load
01' counts this improvement, makes
easy work fot the men who handle the
trucks and they very thoroughly ap<
pl‘ecllllG it 1‘01 it enables theta to ac-
complish so much more in a day. with
out danger of cyst-straining themselv-
es or of being entirely worn out at
night. The general an rauce of the
tracks is sim lar to t at of the old
band-pulled abs, but beneath a sin
rage battery and one electric motor.
in order to do work satisfactory.
these tracks must be safe. They must
neither run away not get bcypnd cou-
ti‘ol if accidentally left. {01 a minute.
in this respect they have proved high-
. iy satisfactory for their speed is con
trolled from a small love: on the ton
gas by which they are steered had
it. is turther arranged so that if this
tongue is dropped or let down. the
current is shut oil and the brakes are
put 011.11 catch is also pioyided so
that the tongue can be fastbne
against the front of the truck. in w1lc
position the current is also shut all
111111 the btakes are on the same as
when it. it outta (10111111.,
Four of these backs are now in use
three built by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and one by an outside concern.
Their operatlouis being very carefully
watched by railroad metrand before
icing improved modelswill be Iotten
out which. this believed. will even
surpass these in point of 'cilicicncy.
THE NEW PURE LA{(900 AND DRUG
We are- plense‘d to announce that
Foley‘ 8 Honey and Tilt for coughs.
colds and lung 1111111111111, is not affected
by the National Page Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend it
as a safe tentedy for. Children and
adults. Pittistcd’s Ding Store and Plat-
ner & Bladloy.
CONNESCTICUT NATIONAL GUARD
Kind Words in Favor of Bill Before
the General Assembly.
‘tWindhatn County Transcript).
lf Connecticut ever expects to place
her national guard on aorta and solid
footing-11 basis wherotbo best~clti~
zensltlp will be largely represented
in the 111embe'rship.of the state ml-
litia~sl1e must. expect to pay for sucn
service. As at present constituted.
it expects men to work for nothing.
Worse than that, men have to go
down into their pockets and pay 300d
money for the sake of maintaining
a military organization. Now this is
all wrong and so long as it exists the
state’ s military organizations will ever
be hampered. and kept from being
There is a bill before the
piesent legislatute~housc bill 442-—
that ought to pass. There ought. not
to be a particle of opposition to it.
It ‘is a bill which. it passed. will do
more to place the Connecticut Na-
tional Guard on a strongei foundation
than anything ever done by the state
legislatms in the past 50 years. it
[site be hoped that the members of
the present legislature will see the
urgent necessity of passing house bill
442. I .
Panama is more practical than voile
111111 is going to be used a good deal this
season. The iattet, however, is a
great favorite. as it can he used for
the dressy costume or the tailored suit
with equally good effect. They come
both plain and fancy, but it is the plain
ones that 111 e most favored:
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h Also makes Rich Sauces, Creamy LayettEako
ASK \ our Grocer ForE 1*
the state militia is on a wrong basis. 1
g: “ ‘ ‘ m
too
my
live“
the n 1- care to live one
amid Mil sures 'of
1 “The“ is no excuse for feebienosu at
the us of fifty. sixty. or even seventy.
in every person there is a constant
chance taking place in the system. and
just so long as the supply consists-
oxceods the waste. just no long will old
age be wnided off.
When one finds tbpir isnmsies flax-
sing. the organs acting slowly and less
effectually. the b lob. undiu
foot “feel old" then in is nothing
known to medicine will pectoreq
elasticity to the stspnbi illness to the
eyes. vigor to brain on muscle. and
stiénxth to evoiy ”'11 in the body so
surely as our real cod liveri prepare
tion. Vinol 1
Viuol contains 111 b‘conoentrated
fill-m all of the medial 1 body build-
ing elements of cod 31v p- oll actually
taken from 11111111 cods' livers; the use-
less oil humiliated tpad ionic iron
added
We spit every old Milton in South
Norwsilt to try Viuol on our offer to
teturn money if not satisfied. The
Clifford Pharmacy.
Note. ~Wbllo we ate sole agents for
Vinoi in South Notwalk it is now 101
sale at tho leading drug store in near-
ly eve ry town and city in the country
1:011 for 111113 Vtuoi agency in you1
wu
(THE HAT TRADE.
swtpanfiattetl
The very l'ght prospects of a his
season' 11 b arropoxted in these
columns last. 111cm have been reeling
ed to the full measun of expectations.
Buyers, both wholesale and retail
flout all sections of the country. have
been in the New York market and
without exception that}; optimistic ex.
pressiona of sstisfuoti n with trade
conditions indicate that everywhere
the era of ilicreaatnl prosperity is to
tomato unchecked and in reality it is
the (buildence which Lhasa unoriing
barometers of business tendencies
have in the future, that permits. the
prospetity to reach a maximum do-
you
. The Case Trade. ’
Large numbers of wholesale buyers
have been in, theNow‘Yorlt' market
during the past month many of them
much outlier than has been tbeh cus-
tom as they realized that proiupt tie-
ilveries were contingent upon early
orders. With a his season ahead it
will be exceedingly difficult tor the
factories to take cute of all the busi-
ness they book and early lmyihg is 1.
Welcome, factor that will bc mutually
advantageous 1‘
' The Retail Trade ’
The initial tetail buying for spring
has all been consummated and the
enormous bolus of orders will compo!
manufacturers to tax eh piuduci
facilities to the limit turn out
orders booked and it is certain that
deliveries in some instances will be
weeks later. There has been 110 de
voiopmeut. during the past thirty days
that would necessitate a revision of
the report contained in these columns
in the last issue. ,1 "' '
There is a perclP‘ptibl decrease in dl.
menaloua of the most. pui‘ttr shapes
of both soft and stiff hate
The Spring Agency Hm.
The pmminont agency bats have
no wall been issued. The spring l)uu~
lap, Knox and Youmans ate illustrat-
ed 011. the following page. the Young’s
having been reproduced in these col-
limos last montlt. .
Panama Hats.
That Panamas win he a popular
head covering this so mer is secured,
and that. some dealers will tlnd theit
supply inadequate to meet the demand
seems equally ceit.ain importers have
experienced difficulty in seeming 11
large enough supply of bodies in the
countries of production and now am-
eral find that their facilities for bleach-
ing 111111 finishing them are insufficient.
to 1 meet. requirements.
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at. this timeiif neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
oftnu fatal. and even when the patient.
has recovetcd the lungs are weakened.
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development. of consumption. Fo-
ley’s Honey and 1Ta11~wlii stop the
cough heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia [.11 Grippo
coughs yield quickly to the wonder
ful curative qualities of Foley‘ 11 Really
audx'l‘ur. There is nothing else. “Plant
as good." Piaisted's Drug Store and
Plains: & Btadicy. 1
Wan-1v.—
HAGUE PEACE PROGRAM.
VIENNA, March 4.--Etnperor Fran-
cis Joseph today received that do
Martens. Russiau‘rlmperiai chancellor
of state. in specialtsudleuce and dis
cussed the proposed program for the
' coming peace conference at The Ha-
Elle. . _.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Bulm‘is breaking up colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25 5011 and $1.00 bottles. The Clip
ford Baxter’ s- and Plalsted's.
1111' Dl'uni violin
.th‘atwiient sisterhotxl‘ who. are- con» ,
damned to see the world tbmugh'i'ra.‘ 1
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There Will be an Interesting meet-
ing of the senators and representa-
tives from Fuitflt id county at Hait-
ford next Tuesday afternoon. At that
time the commissioners of this counv
ty will make a report which will be
more or lot-ts an account of their sic.
wardshin
While they are about the totnmls-
sionors will have something to say in
I'Bgllld to that now famous pint-base
of land from the Beans Phillie in
B1idgep01t. through Marie C. Cowles.
The board has some pros 01 sales
of other property of lull thy the city of
Bridgeport, that will be offend in the
of mnlnatison anM will easily
tan I the Cowies unrefined a bar-
Cain.
Value of County Property.
The board aioo exaoets to make a
statement to the county representw
lives in regain to the evaluate! the
county propotty in Br ‘
060139 '1‘. McCarthy: cert E. Hut
iey and leh'dl‘d‘ O'Brien live been
appointed a committee to make an
appraisal of the Jail propeity They
were named sometime ago. but have
not yet completed their work. They
will pmbably report next week. .
The property with the final pur-
chase of the Jordan house and lot
lakes in the entire block bounded by
North mouse on the south. Beers
sheet on the north Fail-mount arouse
boon:
on the east and 1111111111111 niche «in the 1
west.
Twelve Nerds in Clock.
Thctoine neatly twilve‘ acres of
land in this strain block with 11 iron-
tage of about 530 feet on Boers street
with {vantages of between 800 and 700
feet on the side thomuizbfares
The commissionem are preparing to
lay before the representatives the pio-
position!“ build an addition to the
jail as told already in these columns.
Preparing for Laying of Tax.
Architett Warren R. Briggs has
been at work upon the piano. He has
consulted Sheriff Sidney E. *‘Hawiey
and knows Just. about what is wanted.
He will have the plans ready in a
short time.
Just as soon as the plans and esti-
mates are completed the commission-
ers wtii moors their estimates for
the coming year and will ‘get: ready
for the annual meeting of the seas-
tors and representatives‘for. the pur-
pose of laying the county tan. it is
probable lint the meeting will be,
held about the last of the month
1 FOUND AT LAST.
.l. A. Harmon, of Lisemore West
V11., says: "At last I have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints me:
and for the benefit of others itiflicted
with torpid liver and chronic consti-
patilon. will say: Take D1. Kings New
Life Pills." Guaranteed satisfactory.
26¢ at F H Battlers. South Norwalk.
and E. P Weed’ 11 Norwaik, drum
gists. ‘ ' '
PURE FOOD LAWS REPORTED
GOO ,
State inspector: Ir. Now Able to Get
After the “labors. ‘
Deputy State Daity Commissioner
Robert 0 Eaton. in reply to a ques-
tion as to what effect the new pate
food laws Were having in this state.
said they were having a good effect
an over the country. for they omn-
pelled purity of construction in every
thing to eat. and mink fat man or
beast
'The special benefit of the new law
is derived from the fact that now we
can'get. after the interstate shippers.’
who send impure foods here" said
M1. Eaton.
"Heretofore we were only able ».to
keep the impure products out of the
state. Now when an intemtate. ship-
per sends stuff here that is not pure
we» can get after him through the
United States government. 1 think
:18 laws are good ones." he conclud-
Asked as to just what product was
now receiving attention about. the
state. concerning adulterati'ons. . hé
said that his office was now making a
special commission molasses. 11111 his
opinion. the foodstufls of the state are
1113' all exceedingly free from adultero-
t. 11. . . . .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del" says: “I suffeled {01 youth with
dyspepsia. used to have 311111 distress
and belching I tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i 100k Brasilian 11111111 and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. 9 1
For sale by R. H. Plulste'ul F. H.
1311111111 and The Clifford 1Pl1ui1macy 1“
cusroms or: TURKISH WOMEN.
0.
M;‘ v v 1,
Tailored 8uits and Costs.
i
Thé latest fancies of Dame 1111111011151 311an
Right in the ~i'rot'tt rank of the smartest Spring gar—
ments are the long coats of Taffeta Voile. or Broadcloth.
Black Taffeta Coats are, long and full, having broad
collars elegantly embroidered .in black silk.
Voile Colts are lined with taffeta and the shimmer of
the 11111113111 apparent through the Voile. 0..
Broadcloth Coats. also sllk- lined, are for those who re—
quire ariittie more warmth.
lancv braids passementcrics, anti applications of silk
are the adornmcuts of these elegant (.oats.
The smartest Tailored Suits arc the light checks and
stripes of Panama 01'- Novelty Suiting. E ton Coats are
made in the ‘jauntiest style. soften having a tpuch‘ of coli-
trasting velvet at. collar and sleeves, -, , . .-.:
M,
Children's Spring Coats. rector style and box coats are
in scarlet and light checks 111‘ plaids. Ages (1 to 14 years.
Coat and Suit Rooms.
illegals Linens
The woman ‘itvlid'fivants aT'ttcatfl‘and exceedingly stylish
white and black checked frock will like: to see the new Tate
feta Litmus-at the Wash Goods Section. There are checks,
plaids and overpiaids. avery clear whitt- ground barred
with black. Shepherds' plaids among them. 28 inches
wide, 19c 11 yard. Will wash perfectly.
Our Annual March Sale of Petticoats will he announced
in a day or two 'li1is will be the greatcst skirt sale we
hat 9 cter i1atl.exccetling all previous ones 'in \ nines ofi‘crcfl.
Up to the age 111- tweit'e Tuikisb'
girls "are as ftee a‘nd untmmmeied, as
Etnopeun children. but with her twelf-
th birthday the chi becomes a woman.
She atiopts't‘he "tenuuchai‘f” 11nd joins
veil. without having lost: any of their
natural desire to participate in tits
” gaietles . '
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Make a Chocoiaie i‘jbuld Puddmt Today, in the New Way Make it with
‘1: So Easy To Make and So Good To Eat.
Filling .Dcliciotts Lemon? and chCr Hie-‘1‘
All FiavOrs—-1 0 MS. 111 this package
Send your grocers name,. if he does not have? m_ '
1
in return we ewill send Wit FRFE the new $1
CRANDALi. a (10an co.‘. 111111.. 187' Ream-5L? Nita Your City. ‘1 1 .1
I‘ll.
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filings and Many Other Desserts. ' i
Bookends Worth having!
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