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give absolute evidence of the power of ILy IdurIE l’
for advice
women free of
in any
to hei- Ii! conli
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Mrs. Plnkltum 5
er 11111
911111;; immtoi'Iy at Lynn, 11.153.13prme
'1'“ Twins.“ :"rfi
ties, lllsplut-r- rut'nls, Pain 111 ll 1'
an};
charne for more
a letter without the lull consort
Every onoo
d *‘rf' r ,3?th
flies 'i't '1'/'1', 111
Standmg lnvrtation to Wooten
All sick women are invited to write Mrs. Pinkham, Ly,nn Mass,
She is the Mrs. l’inl' ham who has been advising sick
Lillttll 111 entv years, and before that she
assisted lur mother-in- law, 1 1'tli'.1 lz. l’inkl1ari1,in advising.
is especial]; ucll qualified to give advice to sick women. Write today,
don’t wait until too late.
Mrs. Pinkham never violates the confidence thus entrusted to her, and
although she is constant y receiving testimonials from women who have
been bent-ii ttcd b her a vice and medicine. never in all her experience has
she published sno
quest of the v1 riter. Ncifl 191' lorifishe ever disposed
he hundreds of thousands of letters written
In:r women she has to-tluy under lock and key in the Com-
tho heft medicine for women is '
lhus she
t and often by special re-
o'f her confidential letters
Maid! {Kai
EVERY WOMAN 'suoULo éoN'erER THESE FACTS
I‘lrst. lb:- .. .drnost o'very operation in our hospitals. performed upon women, became necessary bemuse of neglect of stub <3 rnptoms as Baclrache, Irregular'i-
Sidc. In uggiu," N‘llh’hllllllfl, Dizziness and Sleeplessness.
Secondghui 1.1 (11.11. I" 1: 1ld1. 1111‘ < \' 115.291.11.19 ( ‘,ornpmlnd made fromnative roots and herbs, haso'vercome more cascsof furnalc ills than anyother one medicine.
It regulates, strengthens and restores womens health and is invaluable dru ingihe period of Change of Life. ,
Third, the great volume of unsolit lied and grateful lestllliolliuls on tile at the l‘iukhmn Laboratory at Lynn, Mass, many 1. which the from time to time being published by special permission,
kham’s Vegetable (‘ompouud over the illnesses {women-
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IItthpil’rr » transitioning.
Scores of items here that will make
the spring house cleaning easlcr .111d
at tlrmsaurc tlnte' rhor'c thorough
BORNX, AMMONIA, SPONGES, ‘Dls-
thing is done about them soon they
will prove a menace to health.
A large audience gathered last. even
long to hear Rev. Charl s E. Benedict
New Cunuau,prcncl1 at the 121151
Avenue Methodist Church.
men‘hffififiés'fioulsfis£€;écIDhs’ John Cole has his float in place for
We Will be pleased to lurnlsh ,1" 0! the season and already one small
' launch is moored to it. Cole is
your house cleaning drugs and will
guartantee the quality and pr'ltc. to he
gills Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER l. BRADLEY Proprietors
205 Washington at. ‘
Tel; call 11412.
building a boat in his front ,v'ard.
Contractor Leslie Gamblo experien-
99d some labor troubles this morning
and all the carpenters in his employ'
went on strike. Norman Parr the bout
build-'r was :11 work at Mr. (larublc's
shop 11d as 119 is not :1 number oi the!
- .1 allit 11101 s union the other men r'cfu
' St‘il to no to 11".orlt ’l‘lic mum-r 1111s
Willi,“ =
The auxiliary yacht Elslrel, owned
WOMEN VanAlstync and Zoloft", is to be con-
gvcrted Into :1 ltlllnt'll this season and
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Jesse Alres is to do tho work of
,I;.§1'r'ectlrrg :1 house on the craft. The
, ' ' ‘ craft will have :1 pilot house. a cabin
and an enginr- 11111111. The heavy lead
level will be removed, which will glu-
Ncw York on business ' 'tlrn craft more lrccboard. .'\ ptlwol'l'ltl
The schooner Richard l‘tlall has :11'-; Palmer engine 01' the two cylinder
rived wllh a cargo of building Sand. 1 type will be installed.
Contractor Leslie Gamble is gettlnzr ———»»—~——»— ~ —
the gasoline boat Ajax in commission
for the season.
Frank Hanford is confined to his
home by illness. M1, llanfor'd has
charge of‘the fish department at lty~
der‘ 3 market.
Rocco ngm, the shoemaker whose
shop is iii the sm‘all building on the
Keogh properly. is confined to the
hoslptal by illness.
Mrs. Godfrlod l'tzingcr'. of 13 Core
avenue, was taken' to. the Norwalk;
Hospital, ,1'9slerduy, where she will'
undergo an ()llt ration.
A large (‘nSc of fish which was left
in the vacant. store next' to the D11-
Cross fish market has been broken
open and the fish are in a decaying
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W. 4n-—~S.«{—«
E. l1 Gorham is spending the rim in
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE.
The happiest mother in the little
town of AvuI.. MO, is Mrs. S. ltuppr-e.
She writes: “()ue 1'9111' ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him; when by our d1 ugglst 5 advice i
began giving hint Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery. and I soon noticed improve-
ment. i kept this [rt-1111119111 tip for :1
He has worked steadily since at car‘-
pcutcr' work. Dr. King‘s
cry saved his life." Guaranteed best
cough and cold curtc by 14‘. ll, Baxter.
South Norwalk. and E, P. Wood, Nor-
walk dr'ugglsts. 50c and $1.01).
bottle IIll.'P(I‘
There is a
... 3.. Wfi..-n.- .
Made fo'i‘ YOU
The various models and sizes of Stam-
ford Ranges permit of :1 wide latitude
for selection. You can get a Stanllordl
range exactly adapted to vour use.
lhey are made in all sizes and styles
with much ornamentation or with little. In all models are the construc-
tive advantages which enable you to get from these ranges the best results
with the greatest cconomv of fuel.
Stamford ranges are made in the oldest stove foundry 1n America. If
you want .1 range. that can be depended upon :11 all times, get :1 Stamford.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH, corner North Main and_ West Streets.
with, ._
arnicubh settled how'eu-r' (luring tho.
few weeks when he was perfectly wall. ,
New Discov- ‘
’l‘rial‘
u
l Mrs. Charles Webb. of Rowayton. is
lvisltiug her Blfilt‘l' in l'irldgcpt'rl.
l Postmaster (“'.emg9 \\'.Br,1:1n. of
,‘Rouuvton .11'911111- ls rflrmnorlng Slowly
lfrom a two wet ks' lllutas and in now
labour the house
i Miss Ashwln. Robert Hunter. Mrs.
Iii. H Stevens.Osculsm10lscn Xavier
Schupp have letters to be called for all
irhe Iliowavrou postofilcc.
l Entertainment In local talent in
tin old lisptlst (‘huieh roulg ht Ad-
‘uliasrlon 21) cents.
Mrs. J. S Rickard and Mrs M.
llr'oome started for Washington, D (.‘..
11'-11t91d111 and will return on ’l‘hur'sduv
l in their home 111 'l‘okcnclw.
l A strange dog, which had some syru-
tptonrs of being mad, created some 911-
ciltuient in Rowayton yesterday. but
was shot by (lonstablo loadrlgun. it is
hcllcred, lwt‘oro any injury was dour-
any persons or animal. The dog was
:1 lar'pt one. and was first 111111111111 in
Crockett nvollue Monday night,
1111s ('0\(l'Ltl with blood, 1111.1 did not
pr'~'rsr'11t :1 very good ppml‘am‘e as it
wandered around tho sucms.‘ Y1 star
day inornlngttht‘ dog took up a position
on the piazza of lichen S. Burclay'a
residence in liowu'ytou Avenue. and re»
fused to leave. The family telephoned
for Constable Ladrlgnh. and no shot
1
the animal. it is not believed that it
altar-119d anyone.
and.
DEAFNESO CANNOT SECURED.
by local applications, as they cannot
, teach the diseased portion of the car.
"i‘hcre is only one way to'om‘o'denf-
1 ncss, and that is by constitutional rorn-
Scdlcs. Deafness; is caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous l.nlng
oi." the Eustachian Tube. When this-
. tube is inflamed you have a rambling
;sound or imperfect hearing,
.11'hen it is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result. and unless the lnllamma
ztlon can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, heur-
iug will be destroyed forever: nine
tar 111, which is nothing but. an inflam-
ed conditionof the? mucous surfaces.
We will give One‘ Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
t‘fllfll‘l‘ll) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. field for circu-
lars, free.
F. J. CHENEYift 00., Toledo 0
Sold by Druggists, The,
Take Hall‘ 5 Family Pills for consti-
nation.
Sellcek Middlebrook and family.
1 who have been residents of this town
' for some time, but who spent. the past
. winter in Waverly, \’a.. have returned
her-c, togethernwlth Mr'. and Mrs.
i1‘v’illiaru Middlcbrook they intend to'
sail again for ”Waverly. where they
' have purchasrd a 90 acre plantation. -‘
Several curlopds of fertilizer" for thc'
Sv'llllltlf‘l' farm. the StokcsW‘Furnr the
Auchiucloss farm and others have to
1911117 arrived and the odor is so of-',
fcusivc that complaliits have been!
llliltlr) to the lucid health officer. He‘
' was unable to trike‘hrtv action in thcl
(”5180. and he cohlillied'Coullty HealthlI
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Also inakcs lxiehS auces
ASK \our G
11,1.
anti '
cases out. of ten are caused by Ca,
DARIEN AND' NOROTON.,
,the nuisance (our be. stopped, as the
town is not under the law to pass 11111
ordinance which will stop the nuisance
and it cannot be prevented under com-
mon law. The cltlzcns are 11p in arms,
however. about the. matter and some
of them talked about taking the mat!
tor into their own hands
The winds of March have no terror
to the user of Dthtt’s Carbollaed
when Hale] Salve. It quickly heals
chapped and cracked skin. Good
i too, for bolls and burns, and undoubt-
cdly the best for Piles. Sold here by
The Clifford Pha‘l‘macy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. .0
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John Kelley. who has been ill of ty‘
pgold fever and pneumonia. is impror
e .
Mrs James Grey of Bridgeport, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emily
Bears.
George P Jennings. who attended
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. ’l‘ homp-
son. in Wisconsin, has returned to his
home in Greens Farms.
Miss Frances MacCracken has re-
signed her position in Westport, owing
to ill health. and has returned to her:
home in Thornpsonvlll
Henry Whitlockl valuable
horse last: week. The horse fell down
and broke its leg and it became ne-
ccssary to shoot the animal to relieve
its sufferings.
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F.‘ Rowan. Mc-
Donough, 011., did. She says: "Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured mo fo
chronic liver and stomach trouble.
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood' that my skin
turned red as flannel. I am now prac-
tically 20 years younger than before I
took Electric Bitters. I can now do
all my work with ens and assist in
my husband's store." unranteed at
I“. H. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and
11‘. P. Weed" 9, Norwalk, drug stores.
Price 50c.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ‘
REAL WIDO‘V ROBWN.
the motion, ' "
and body lnl'iltfde'ei“gth
Many people right 11m in this vi-
cinlty are. all i'nn down and hardly
able to drag about .‘———dont know what
ails them. - _
in uiuetymlne cases out of a bun-
dred this is caused by overwork too
close conflemeut or continued Istrnln
' and worry .
One hi the proprietors of The Cllf—
fo‘rd Pharmacy says: “Such people
noéd Vinol, our cod liver preparation
without oil, which contains in a highly
cdncentrated form all of the medicinal
and strength-prewar: elements of cod
liver oil actually taken from fresh
coda' livers, but train which the useless
"oil has been eliminated and tonic iron
1.1dded "
Vinol cures conditions like this be-
.ca’usé in a. natural manner it in-
cusses the appetite, loans up the di-
gestlve organs, makes rich, red blood
arid strongthons ever) organ in this
‘body.,
We as]; e'v'ei'y ,ruan, worrinn and child
hi, this vicinity who is run down tired
arid debilitated to try Vinol on our of-
to} to re'tr up money if it fails. The
Cl flora P armncy.
vl‘i'otp. -— ilé we are solo agents for
5 N91 [‘11 Spain ,Npi'walk it is now for
c 'at an; loading drug store in nearly
36 'y town and city in the country.
it for the Vinol agency in your
town.
t
Lis'I
at ' IIo've So Buy
C1cruny Lay él‘,
rocer For
1"“ t' Dull!" in
Sand your grocer’s name.
' in return we will 11.1an you ‘F Rl". Ii the new ,9- ‘ ’
CRANDAhlII. & :10qu C0.. Mfrs.. 157 Franklin St" New York City.
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1 We all have a. certain weakness for
captivating as “The Real Widow
KFriday nlgh1,chaperoned by the able
manager, A. Q. Scammon. This aunts.
lug play is the latest bid for popular
attraction from the American public
and there is no doubt that its great
Berlin and London success will be dup-
licated here. it is a farce comedy of
the most. amusing type, replete with
bright songs and clever dances inter-
preted by some of the best artists in
the theatrical world. .
WHAT HAPPENED T'O JONES.
What Happened to Jones, hilarious,
humor will bé presented with every
attention to detail as characterized its
original performance. at. Haytia Thea.-
tre, Saturday night, with the most pow-
erful company ever gotten together to
appear in this side- splitting farce
comedy. At the head stands Richard
Milton the famous comedian, who has
played Jones over 500 times; the play
in the principal cities its-incomplete
without. Mr. Milton. His first. not is
a laugh, ills second a roar, his third
act a scream.
puny will be seen Dertt C. Mott.
W. J. Kano, Harry Gregson, Edward J.
Burke, Albert Johnson, Jeanne Hollis,
Bertha Whitney, Georgiana». Wilson,
Jeaneatte Wolfe and G'ertrudo Dohorty.
THE NEWEST HANS AND NIX.
Never before has musical comedy
been presented in such an elaborate
ole Mould l'uthhni Today, to the New Way. ‘, Make it with,
To 11.1. and So Giitid To Est.
lé'lil“ willing Delicious Lemon and Other Pie‘l“illings and Many Other Q; '
"All Flavors—1 O (ifs. in this package. '
it he does not have ‘3)
,Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
«wldows. especially when they are asl
Brown" which visits Hoyt's Theatre .
effervescent, sparkling with contagious '
in the supporting com- .
'Book-—its worth having l
ing production of that most delightful
of all musical comedies, “Hans and
Nix" in entire new dress this season,
on Thursday evening at lloyt' n Then-
ire. The se'enery, costumes and stagc'
properties are all new. An absohuo'
regard for the eternal fitness of things
have led the managers of this prodnt
tlon to insist upon exactness in 111.1
matter of costumes. effects and other
things incidental to the modmth 11
The cast. which has be: 11 1 11 1! .1911 1 1
impersonate the different diameters:
includes some of lllt‘ liesl musical co-
medy performers on the stage.
MRS. NEWKIRK'S LAST CO.\‘(‘i1)ii'l‘.I"
Chattanooga Times: “Mr. 01'111sb_1"s"i
friends in Chattanooga had reason 10'
be justly proud of his magnificent
work last night. in "The. Hosanna his}
powerful and robust voice seemed Loj
fit! every nook and corner of the great'
building. In ‘The lllesslah' arias he.
was particularly happy. The tender
and sympathetic 'Conrfort Ye, with its
accompanying aria, was perfectly
sung. Mr. Ormsby surmountlng the
technical difficulties with an case that
was astonishing. His singing last
night; will not soon be forgotten in
Chattanooga.” Mr. Ormsby is one of“
the artists who will appear at. Mrs.
Newklrk's concert at Lockwood‘s llall,
Norwalk. April :2, at 8:171 p. in.
Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick headache and‘ bllllousness.
They do not gripe or slcken. Recom-
mended and sold here by The Clifford
macy. .‘
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Q'I‘IBIéfore , 13‘
Taking
Beecham’f' Pills, the man or
woman who rs disturbed by in-'
digestion, sluggish bowels, bil-
lonsn , sick headache, bud
“blood izzincsa, or loss of slec p
. is in a bad wn s
liesc conditions should be
remedied. After a few doses of
. thmisil quick improvement in
thcgcneralhcalth. Slightsll-
merits may develop into more
serious affairs, unless promptly
token 111 band. Use Beecham' 11
Pills when you feel out of con-
dltlon and you will have no
.causc to complslmthnt
You Feel‘
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condition on the floor. Unless some-I , ROWAYTON ”Officer Hill. There is no way in which WESTPORT_ manner as will slgnalize the forthcom ISEELl. LEFT A SMALL ESTATE.
NEW HAVI'N, Mart it 11.7. --'l'l1'9' in.
ventory of the estate of the into (i. A.
lsbcll, over whlclr there has been a
long drawn out eontcntinr, fllsd i111
(‘otll'i today gives as a total value $27..
I” 9. The estme is said to be lnlnlveill‘.
.1: different times the belief has hocui
'l'rld that the estate would be. found for
in 1':-11111 a big surn but actually very:
1'9". putt-(ls of reul' 1' in run or moral
tour as belonged to lsbrll. llv or!) ,1 ha'I
:.‘ Iver 'y small equity in «12.31. .."
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5.13 BURNHAM Tasrrrics AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burnlmrn, ot' Cathie Center.
N Y,, wrs:lte “tbout in) 11 yrnrs ago.
i 1vr’a.o you stating that i had be: t1 cna
tlrelv 'r'ured of 11 391919 kldn '1' trouble;
by tilting less than tun hulls-1,1 ma
Foley's Kidney Curc. it I‘ album
slapped the brick dust sediment, andi
pain and ,symptoms of kldnet d..1nusnt
disappear-ccl i am glad to 511,1 11.11 t]
have never had a return of anyr on
those symptmwrs during the four yearn
that have QIEDNEd and l cm evlflbllllr
cured to stay {wired and hI'cartlly recs
ommcnd Foley'stKldney Cure to o .1".
one suffering from kidney 0| Mad 3'.
trouble " Plalsted's Drug Store tin-ii
Platner d: Bradley '\
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STEAMER BUNKER HIlLL 1.111112...
ED- .
NEW HAVEN. March "7. —A 111111111911
of officials of the New ' iiavcu 1.111.1-
are in Philadelphia. to 1211th the!
launching of the steamer Bunker H11!
for tlr9 outsld route the' christening
being by Miss'lvose FltzGerald, dough.
tor of the Mayor of Boston.
Beél‘lrhlir‘s Pills a m an 0".
woman feels liltca' new person 1
. 1 hey quickly dispel acute at; '
the.) s of indigestion, act paints
ally on the bowels, regulate the}?
. bile, stimulate the kidneys, r951 '
~ lieve headache and bring 1‘69" ‘
freshing rIilIeep -; .~'
are a natural initiative, a fine}
tonic ablood prtritier. Tirol?
beneficial effects are thorough,
andlasting: Beingpurelyvc "
etable their use occasions no
reaction. Their message la
health; their use a blessifi.
ITakcn when there' is need the rI
mission is to make
You F eel
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