and “Run Down” Women
you we». 'n'lr mi
'Women' In an exhausted, nervous state, due to overwork, continuous
at W...“ I.
itinciiens or a general “ruiI- down" condition of health, often wonder The M el
IvlhyILtotticl “and emulsions fail to benefit them. The reason is plain. M
Ironic. and emulsions are good in their place, but they cannot build up the
(body until the nerve: have been toned and quieted. R“ E x ”at“; 9 31:
There’ s only our remedy that can restore health to women in this ex- Gambian 99. will” “H
belated, nervous condition, because it acts directly upon the nerves. ‘ 5"?“ H“ °'
We have proven
tlmeandtimeagain
thet Rexell Reme-
dies are kings above
all others.
For more than
two yenls an expert
travelled all over
the world in search
of extraordinary
remedies. Wimp
over he heard oi a
wonderlul cure at
any nature he did
not rest until is per-
eonally could no
the effect of the
emiption used.
ii’lm he found the
remedy perfect he
purchased the preo
ption. but three
\
Americanltis Elixir
is the only remedy of its kind In. existence. As its name implies, it s a
§Mific for the peculiar exhausted nervous conditions Iesuiting from the
contiliiious rush and tension under which Americanit live. This remedy
9 fills an important gap in the line of medicines.
Rexail Americanitis supplies to the body just those elements which ..
Nature cannot supply III sufficient quantities to meet the unnatural drain " 19‘“ ”$999193.
upon the nervous system. aria hadbeen
Phosphorus III soluble form is the basis of this splendid nerve food muchl and: I
Thousands Of women have been saved from nervous prostration by the [39?1‘anélnitlzsigmml
pretnpt use of Rexall Amehicanitis. To all conditions of nérvous derangih Eomfuny m' ;
,hte‘nt‘,’ exhaustion and debility it brings permanent relief.
I, I \
75 Genie Per Bottle'
Eouth Norwalk ~ East Norwellt'
lIIiter brIinIh of the spélt rind an of-
{my will be made to popularize it in
Oouitly Auured of Bench this county. William G. Rockefeller.
of GIcenwlch, one of the board of
governors, is II shoepdox enthusiast.
R. Stowmt Edson presided at Sat-
urday evonlng‘ s meeting. There was
II considerable response to the circu-
luII letter sent out. and a lot of on-
thusinsm was displayed. The follow-
ing ofllccrs were elected:
Pxesident James S. Jenkins; vice-
plcsldent, R. Stewart Edson; treasur-
. or. AIthur Moore, Gli‘l‘llRlCh; board
‘eil- Blndlng Values.
Bantams that actuallu stun and surprise are to
be got at this miobtll
“antic Clearance
ladies’ and Missos’ Suits. Goals, Skirts. WalSis
' and Millineru at less than ball blice.
Attend llIis Sale Daily. for Every Day lie Pinon on Sale, bargains
he Fair cloak I. or
68 Washington Stu-oat. South Nor-walk.
Greenwich; Dr. John E. Dchiund.
Brooklyn; Harry B. Peters. New,
York; Joseph B. Thomas.
Conn: Walter D, Doskum,
Hatch, Pearsnll Jackson,
Havemeyer, Stamford.
cantor II meeting of dog fan-
“iii the Suburban Club. Stamford,
hley evening, Falrtield County is
03w of all mnuIIl bench show and
,ioithi d'ttiuls for dogs. The
”wound Kennel Club was or-
.or the Inhove- mentioned pIII-
Incl also for the purpose of pro-
agileld lila’is for sheep dogs.
l pioc
WI‘W‘I‘54
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
Cures a Cold' In one Night.
bummed to Cure Any Coo lI. 25c
‘ Only Radical can" for Erotic ltis. 5909c
Otirés Worst Grow in a Few Minutes.
{litres Sore Th t and unread T‘onclis.
Oil y Positive to for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarr‘h Mirrohe and Cures In 0n9 Month.
‘ Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 50c- $1. 00
Only Thing on Earth I at Cures Asthma.
I ‘l '1 ‘MWI'AIIMIIH ”la
mmmmmunmmmm
I
.. tummmdthmmmmum .
“New: anthem-unmet» ell eleefeiie. M ‘
humus. snub-term hNethepplenfhee‘I-wnp I‘Ir
hemet ethpe iel‘ 20 deye mei-
mm meticulous!»-
9 venting tear law. Myer W .
lllIeIIe bell everl mnmm. '
dell!» Ceree Hill ‘I ’ «internment
eel-III deeeeee. (le‘ bottle of Wife'-
Myeere'eheuld Hammerhead!
themed“! .9: Toxicole (I month‘e' eel
_ non. Inn. - treebncn‘.) 25c. ‘
- 25c. 50c and 81.00 AT DRUGGISTS.
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of governors William G. Rockefeller.
Simshury.
Edward
Horace
“When she gave you the piece of
pie did you any "l‘hnnk v’.ou ""
“You m. but it didn‘t do no good.”
‘Didn't do our good?"
“\‘0 In she didn't give me another
9.. 'wllouston Post
~ 9 iNDlANAPQLlfi. INDmuI. .
fililoli, end “(will to New
Canaan to D9 Discussed
HARTFORD, Much ”flaunt
hearings or more men meta inter-
est t0 Bridseportere d airnold
county residents are echo uled far this
week before the legislative committees.
Tomorrow at 2 D. In. there will be It
hearing before the dammittce on Fln~
once on the" bills introduced by Benn.
tors Brown and Donnelly of Bridge-
port authorizing the Common Council
of that city to issue. improvement
bonds for the building fer; new brldxo
across the Pequonnoekgriyer. the wid-
ening of Golden Hill plleet and the
payment of the unpaid balance of the
city of Bridgeport» share of the new
bridge across Ash Creolt which dlvid.
es the towns of Fnlrfield and [initiate
port. -
There is no opposition to tho grant
of legislative authority for tho issu-
ance of bonds to he amount of 8350a
000 for the Dill‘p0.e above specified.
By the provisions of a vote taken by
the Common Council of Bridgeport the
expenditure of the avails of the bond
issue will be under the supervision of
the Board of Appointment of that city.
Before the committee on Banks Wed.
(lusdny afternoon there will be II hear-
ing upon the. bill introduced by Senn-
tor lhown of Bridgeport providing for
an extension of time for the organic
ing of the Federal Trust Company, the
charter of which is lulu by a number
of Bridgeportcrs, among others Sheriff
fildney E Hawiey. and W E. liuln
am
Thursday. March 14, before the «onl-
mittee on incorporation. there will be
II bearing upon the petition of Charles
id. Sing; and several other Slrntfoul
cltlacns for a charter of the Btrntford
Gas and Lighting Company.
Wednesday afternoon before the
Railroad committee there will be It
hearlnz on' the petition of William ll.
Marigold. John '1‘. King and Henry 1':
Reilly of Bridgeport for lacoIporatIon
of an 'electrlc railway from BIldgeport
to Dnnbury and New Milford. Other
hem-inn of interest Define the Rail-
roIId committee are:
Tuesday. March 12. 0f Dudley E.
Iloyt et III. for charter to construct
a street railway from NOI walk to Dar-
len; concerning charter of New Cal»
nan Street Railway Company; of Neil
Canaan Street Railway Company for
amendment of charter: of the Connec-
ticut Railway & Lighting Company for
extension of time for building in Strat-
lord and Norwalk.
Thursday. March 14, of William J.
'l‘Iaoy. III III for- II chatter for an elec-
trio railroad from Donluny In New
Milford: of N. Burton. Rogers. et al.
for II charter for the Dunbar'y and Nor»
titern Railway Company': of the Berli-
shiro Street Railway company for
Iisht to extend and construct lines in
North Canaan; of E. .l. Emmons for
ll charter for an electric railway from
Danbury to thchfleld
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There Is only one we? to cure dent'-
ness and that is by constitutional rem-
Idiss. Deafness ls caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
. tube is inflamed Ion have II rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it Is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflamma-
tin can be ililft‘h out and this tube
red to be normal condition; hear-
' ins; will be destroyed rorevIu; nine
nudes out of ten are c‘nnsed' by (in-I
. .19 truth. which Is nothing but an Inflam-
or] condition of the mucous surfaces.
we. will give One Hundred Dollars
9 It» any case of Deafness (caused by
ostnrrh that cannot be cured by
Hall’s ntnrrb Cure Send for circu-
lam. free.
F‘.J. CHENEY a 00., 'l‘oledowvo
Sold by DI ugglsts. 75c
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for consll‘
panda.
DROWNED lN AN ICE POND.
NEW HAVEN, March lid’l‘hc po-
lice yesterday were asked to look into'
the reported drowning of John Ken
ncdy who is believed to blue gone“
Ihmtigh
several days ago. Kennedy was cut-
ting ice with It gang. of men when he
disappeared suddenly. arid it is thought
that he was drowned.
KODOL digests what you eat and
quickly overcomes Indigestion, which
is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. It is
mado in strict conformity to the Na-
(tonal Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan. Sold
Bridge Pharmacy.
. REVOLUTIONISTS WOUNDED AND
CAP
Ivrquneo
MOSCOW. March 12. 9—-ln a fight be-
tween police and a band of revolution
tats today. in which revolvers were
freely used one policeman was killed
‘ two revoluiionlsts were wounded and ’
four of the latter. mere youths. were
captured. They will be tried by or-
dinary court martial Premier Stoly-
pin having directed the suspension of
trials; by drumhend courtmartinl after
- . the opening of Parliament.
. “ ”‘ "l’
GOOD WAY TO DO BUOINEOS.
When one can buy gold dollars for
1 .7 fifty. cents. it is It good time to pur-
‘ 9. chase.
In ordering a 50 cent bottle Of DI.
‘ Howard‘s celebrated specific for tht
more of constipation and dyspepsia at
25 cents. F. H. Baxter-Ha giving one
H ‘ of the greatest trsdownncea ever of
fared to the people. of South. Norwalit
Even though offered of. bait DI'W‘
for lIItr.odIIcl0Iy Iiiu‘l anthempeainp
is. sold undo-II n guaraii no to cure on
the money will be rofuadcd. ,
lt’l‘pod does not. digest. well if lhere
ls gull or pain in the stomach if the
tongue is coated and the breath bad
if there is constipation and straining
Dr. Howard's speciflczwlll euro .you
If it. does not. you have druggist Bax.
ler‘ s personal guarantee to return
your money.
Dr. Ilownrd' 8 specific gives quick re
lief and milkpll permanent. cal-es of
constipation, dyspepeitl. not! nlleltver
roublel.
Ui...
Trolley iron sun ilorwellt to
the ice in Lake Congamond .
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The I
. . I.
_ «Twinm
eonatl youcnn
dim them with
cathartics but. like
the watch, they will
not be able to do
their allotted work
until they are put
into pIoper cont“.
lion to do it.
(me cannot mend
ft I‘IellI .Ite piece of
mechanism by" vio-
lent IIIIIthods. and
no mach no mall» by man is as fine
as the human ho ly.
The use of pills. salts castormll
. and strong cathartic medicines is
tbd violent method. Til‘use of
the herb tonic inactive, In.
lane’s Family
Medicine
is the method adopted by intelli-
ellt peoIIlc.
lieminc he. backache. indigestion.
constipation skin diseases—oil are
benefited iIIIIIIediately by the use
of this medicine.
' bits sell it at 25c. and soc.
CONSOLIDATED MAY BID.
Rumor That it Will Ask for Lexing-
ton Avenue SIIbwey In New York.
NEW YORK. March 12. 9~,—'l‘be rapid
transit commission has decided to is-
sue immediately drawings pad plans
101- the Lexington. Seventh and Eighth
avenue subways and the Manhattan
loop, connecting the two BNOlrlyn
bridges, Apubllc hearing Will he gIv-
f-ll March "5 for the Seventh and
Eighth avenue subways and the board
of estimate will pass upon the form
of course a few days later.
A rumor was revived today ihat the
New YOIILI New Haven and Hartford
mllroad woldr bid for the Lexington
avenue subway. More than a year ago
the company bought II plot of ground
near the Seventy-first Regiment ar-
mory at Thirty-secondstreet which
it was said was to be used for It temI-
lnIIl. it was further said that the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
might bring its electric traffic from
Harlem to Thirty-second street and
make this a distributing point to the
Pennsylvania tunnels.
CASTORI IA
no: Infeiite and children.
lln Kill You llm Always Bough
Beet-Ithe
Bigaemeoi'
SALOONS MUST GO.
Knoxville Citizens Vote by Good Ml-
jorlty for Temperance.
KNOXVILLE. 'l‘eIIII., March 12:-
Knoxville. by a majority of nearly 2.-
000 votes. decided y'esterdaI that the
saloons must go. Under a state law
granting Incorporated cities the right
to any whether or not they desire on-
loons an election was held as an ex-
pression of sentiment. The result was
a majority of 1.921 for temperance.
When the legislature 'reconvones fol~
lowing a recess: a bill will be intro
(laced abolishing the prevent charter
and .reincorporntins the city without
saloons. Six months time will be giv-
en the saloons in which to close.
Yesterday's electionwns featured by
memorable scones. Five thousand
women and children -- paraded the
streets before the polls opened and all
durin‘g the day women worked at. the
polling places requesting the men to
cast their ballots for the temperance
cause.
.5“: .
Rho“
Immaflarssmumiafi
MAlL CLERK DEAD,
I . ,
Dennis Finch w‘n' Cruehedz' Between
Two Treln at New Haven Depot. .
NEW “WAVEN March 13. m—Dennls. P
clerk of the New Haven railroad who
was injured several days ago by being
caught between two train at the Un-
ion depot. died last evening at the
holeial.
Finch- was crossing the tracks and
in trying to get out of the way of all
truth. which was stationed at the dsppb
lie was thus stopper] in his endeavors
to get away from the approaching train
and was caught between the two trains
and badly crushed.-
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
Orluo. laxative Fruit? Syrup stimu-
lates the llver and thomughly clean»:
the system and clear: the complexion
of.- pimples and blotohes.
superior co pills,I eperlent watere- and
all ordinary cathartlcs as it does not
Irritated. the stomach and bowels‘
Plalstedls Drug Store aptl/Platner h.
Br;adiey ‘- .
STUDENTS iN DANGER.
Overcome by' Smoke Feem Fire ln
. Cheptentlouee.
HARTFORD. Merohvlzfl-‘l‘wo 'l‘rlu-
ity College students. P. 0. Bryant.
1907.; of East Hartford. and R. R.
Wolfe. 1908. of Bloomfield. both memo
bore of Alpha Delta Plugged occupy-
ins II study in the chript'oil house of
that; fraternity on the college campus.
were overcome by smoke during a fire
in the chapter house tonight. The tire
started In their study and quickly
spread to the hall.
it was discovered by other members
of the fraternity and their prompt on.
lion in quenching it. probably saved
the building from total destruction.
Brynnflenduwmfe were soon refit:
“The dhmae is held to“ be email”
H The D; M. Read-1C0.
Pinch. of 674 State street. the mail 9
east-bound train ran into II freight 9
it ‘ls the ' -‘
best laxative for women and children _‘ ‘
as it is mild and pleasant. and done "
not trips or slehen. .Oran in mm '
". cent years coatalned more ear that! 19mm as l as
. than that of Juli p “in ofst ”$6,
“in
Melon“ 1057.
win.
The Spring Tailored Suits.
Our representation of Spring” Tailored Garments main~ ;
tains the style prestige of our house. 'i his year the materb
ial contributes in a pronounced manner to the beauty of the
suit. The elegant quality and fine coloring of the cloths, the
novelty suitings as they are Icrmed. is very noticeable, and
this united with skillful tailoring has Acnablcdus to gather
a magnificent collection of Donn-Tailored Suits and Street
Gowns. 1
Your attention is invited to a group of a dozen or so dis-
tinctive costumes which cannot be duplicated.
Pastel Checks iII grav, champagne and pale brown with
pannc velvet collar and cuffs, and trimmings of galioon and
applique.
Chiffon Broadcloth, vcry cxciusitc Ingricls in black,
navy blue and bloun
Light gray suit with three-button cutaway coat.
These at $45 $50, $559. and 58.69.
A line of charming suits in all the popular clothe,
checks. stripes and mixtures, practical suits handsomelv
tailored. such as the average woman desires for good scrv ice.
$18, $20, 822. 50 and up to $35.
Coat and Eton suits of light mixtures, plaids, checks,-
and narrow stripes, made In the natticst Styles and well tai—
lored, which will make most acceptable runabout oils for
common wear.
At. $16.59 and $17.50.
Customers will find an interesting review of the latest
Spring innovations.
The system of selling in our Suit department remains
the same as in former years. The price of :every garment
insures a perfect fit.
The I. M Read Co.
0
THE CLOSE OF OUR SEMI ANN UAL' MILL END AND SURPLUS
'- aw i n l
SALE LEAVES SOME GOOD8 IN BROKEN LiNES THAT WE PREFER
x. . «3;
T0 SACRIFICE ON THAN TO PUT INTO REGULAR STOOK.9
WE HAVE PUT A STILL LOWER THAN SALE PBiCE ON THESE
AND ADDED TO THEM ODD LOTS: FROM REGULAR STOCK." AND AS A
RUMMAGE DALE OFFER STILLOREATER BARGAINS FOR. THE ND‘XT
week. 9 i
, - I
. Is THESE Lors ARE ALL SMALL EARLY A'r'rsuonhlrs WILL
oar rite ass-r VALuss. '
were ml In. ww1
_ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 449'. ‘
“firsvwwfit
“their "Il'fip: ”"3511”? q"
ASHINCITON ST.,
1 1 _ BIO RAILROADDONWC’TOR‘WAU.
Woodhury Men's Eeiete a Burpriee— mirth Sullivanmlerfie‘ railroad m'lill
Owned Nearly ell of Roxhury. in this vicinity. and perhaps file lam-
WATERBHRY..MarclI mama 05- est railroad mm: In the country. died
one lnventorfled in Woo'deIry in Me suddénl 8a9urd‘rly would: atom the
rule.
Lyman Eastman. lie weighed 39m urine: em on.
hourgligrter 9999999 “9993019 twontyilfonrdn doctor on. Ill
so ee’psr. . III-y ‘ru‘nnmit when this ct ”Hand Prov!
Ives. Many sue wattle have In- «III: II. 91 edit been dual"
horltedf meat of; hill' tor-tanned. she * from Width only. if. he lll'e’lif We. "find
lived uixflIIiIiI-a longer wentto the 19; t an
autumn nelshbors thought,» multicul- Her new beat
him be worn; nearly: 350.000. but III-cad men in this Mindy." being
thrown nearly; arty rams...ooverlnr.1og1 a genlal and. kindly heture‘. liked
practically the onn or. Rexhury. an Ril..H’e mm’u when and four
otherlsecurltleti have been found Iwhlc lobl‘dron. and a broth 99 William.“
will tut agate nearly $250,090. Sui iron. also employed Ill. N9
. W Haven road I'
To 1‘ inove‘ II cough you must [at at.
the cold which. .0 booth
There II‘I aothl sowed 169% thineé
Kennedy' 3 ye Cough Syrup
liquid cold of that is most not
effective, that ethic and quiet:
drives out the cold.
‘3 Ilrrprn Pharmacy and
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.I'
The winds of March have no terror
to the user of ’Derl-x'r Cnrboltzed
ertch new new it unfairly noon
0 ly owned and .c asked “
9 too. for. bolls en rap,
i “la“ .i
11%, Glidoihf.” ..
litre Paar-mm
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Norwalk Chronicler