ne'er—use
\
x I 1 1
, she now has in the Company's laboratory under lock and key-— aM
honest, tried and true rIem I’eIIdy, of ,
made from Native Roots and Herbs. It contains no narcotics or
harmful drugs, and complies With all Conditions of the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
Its annual sales are greater than that of any other medicine exclusively
During its record of more than thirty years, its icing list of actual cures of those serious
to women, entitles Lydia E. Pinkham' 5 Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every
fair minded person and every thinking woman.
Merit alone can produce IsuCh results. Good advertising serves to call attention for a time, but merit
alone can stand the test of time.
All sick women should note these facts, and placing all possible prejudices aside, should realize the truthful
ness of these statements, and When assailed with any of the numerous illnesses peculiar to their sex, should at
least give Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
‘ ”I; W”
unquestio
le cu rat
Wuihwu. l“ " “"i'tf‘
in In iii chipper There
it r1111. 11111111. Scoflold
declares Mr. CrIsIso‘y lied
Gilli! 315811113 for Disposing
11.11.111.111. He Did
Some pretty harsh language was
used in the piobnte n'ou11,yeste1d‘a‘y ai-
teinoon, when Judge 'l11ylor and At-
torney-Edwin L.~ Scolield argued the
Joni}. W. Crissey will ease. At times
the assuage of both the lawyers was
such that those to whom it applied
must have wished themselves some-
whose else Mr. Sconeld was particu-
lerip outspoken and forcible in his or
an at, every word of which was tel-
llngi. and aimed at the bull’s eye. Ne-
mrflieless. the ugliest term of all fell
Judge Tay'lot s lips
II 58 Taylor declared that the will
of Jtthn W. Crissey. was nothing mate
(1! [Ass than a fraud. it was not his
wit:- he protested, but a will dictated
by Insane. incapable mind He
claimed that after, M13. Crissey suffer-
ed of stroke 111 apopicxy. a few months
before the will was drawn, he was in-
with or] never was competent to make
a; I. He admitted that prior to that
one, he had testamentary capacity. He
robohrsed thIe oddities of Mr. Ctlssey
whi were teiaiified to by witness, and
11111111, eclnred that the Only cha'riItIable
vi to take of them was that they
wer acts of an insane man. He laid
streg the testators treatment of
his lighter. Mrs. Sands Bishop who,
he flit], had literally “broke her back’
nurfiianIu the old man. He winner} to
I‘ll rev 0%;5 will which divided the es-
t d‘bet eeIn Mrs. Bishop and the ie‘s-
totollls son Pavson E. Ctissey. which
Mr ‘1‘ CrissIey‘ destroyed after the
‘air e of apoplexy. Judge Taylor cit-
dd allthmlties to substantiate his
claims.
.A 1the outset of his argument, Mi.
taco in read a reference to a Connec-
ticuis case very similar to the one in
1111 011. save that the oddities of the
test or were more pronounced. It
hat the mere singulmity of od-
as not sufficient-1n itself to do
prise a person of testamentary capa-
y“: if it could be shown that be
tuned fully what he was doing at the
Entry) “who drew his will; that he knew
is propsrt was at that .time, no
user sub quest oddity or even
richness of in ellect. could be Iad
to set aside a will Mr.
Wuw'ssid that in Connecticut the law
1
L
w 1%..th what dimaitlon be 111111!
of is property; under certain res-
trlctlons
.HIe said
nutter . et aside ntw‘iil, the more
mole at ,vlemof- the, fact that the
Ito triads iwas not present
‘ 1111111111111 were «wishes '
mentally. he 11th 1m; crissey
00dMe reasons for ninking the disc
h’eidhi of his property; and
j , shins certain people' to
his estate. star the testlu
m with writs-fl of showing
on; inflammatory incapnclit)‘
‘ 118ml coming. ran it did;
he were almost with-
taunted persons, it
rim. ~ Further heI
i311 of It, it wont to
ore than should-beet-
it was a serious
he testatdr was
. ll was executed
‘ aniline of loans]:-
Sco- '
mm as'to gm: 11 perslm the ’
things did not mean that he was men-
tally incompetent tomnke a will. Mr.
Scotleld declared.
Coming to the checks drawn at Mr.
Crisse’y’s request by his granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. Ada 'l‘ryon, in favor of Mrs
Sands Bishop and Payson E. Crissey
and drawn. too. utter the stroke of
apoplexy, Mr. Scofleld held them up
« for contemplation. and, reading them
over. went on to say that‘ the only
chartlahle view to take of the action
of those. who cashed the checks was
that they believed the man who had
them drawn to be. mentally capable.
otherwise sudh conduct would not be
consistent with honesty and decency.
No person needs a lawyer's advice as
to what is honest and what is fair
and what is decent, said Mr; Scofield.
Turning toward Mrs. Adn 'l'ryon, 111
the two children of whom the entire
estate would go in trust under cer
tRlll conditions, Mr. Scofleld arraigned
her for a willingness to abandon the
interests of her children and have the
will set aside 11ml the property divert-
ed to her mother and her mother's
brothel. diveitcd so that perhaps th—
children never would shale in 11.
though it was manifestly the wish of
the tesiator that they should
WONDERFUL ECZEMAI CURE.
, f‘Our little boy had eczema for five
years," Writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
P11. “Two of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected. We then employed other doc-
tors but no benefit. resulted. liy
chance we read about Electric Bitters:
bought a bottle and soon noticed im-
provement. We continued this "19111
cine until several bottles were used,
when our ho was completely cured."
Best of all h ood medicines and body
building heath tonics. Guaranteed at
F. H. Baxter’s, South Norwalk. and E.
P. Weed's, Norwalk, drug stores.
50c.
SHERIFF HUGO'S APPOINTMENTS.
NEW. HAVEN,- May Br-Sheriff-elect
Philip Hugo today announced his 11p-
pointlnents of deputies. They are as
follows: New Haven John W. Hutt.
Peter J. McNerne’y, Col. John G Heal-
ey, Henry Farrell Democrats, and J.
Peter Dejon, Heany P. Spelgel Philip-
Goodh'art. and James Donnelly Repub-
licans reappointed; Waterbury John
F, O’Brien, Democrat. and Emil C.
IStelnman, Republican, Milford,
Charles A. Tomiinson and James M.
Maher‘ West Haven and Orange, John
M. Loomis; Guiifo .George N Brad-
ley; Bradford, Po 1‘ J. Carney; Madi-
son, John N. Scranton; Naugatuck,
James E. Sweeney; North Haven, Gus-
tav Uhl; Southbury, Theodore F.
Wheeler.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. ‘sltys. “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i molt Brazilian Balm; and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely "
For side by R. H. Plaiated, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford PharmIacy. ”
W
BERIOIIJIS CHARGEsé; MADIE BY
SAN. Draco. 0111., May 8.——lt was
reported late. last night that two sail.
or: who haveicscaped from the Bri-
med his yesterday from Shanghai
made as
against the captain and the officers of
the ship.
duflnsy'the' rlot'on board and their bo-
didim‘st- Into the sen;
partof the charges remain yet to be
1 “lid“; . ' I
MnhLy‘our backaches it is almost
lavannblytan indication that some-
thing
Witt'siifl {£1111 Bladder Pulp afford
weak kidneys, back-
physio offing
awl‘fiblihles. Sold by' The
The more fact that n 1111111
afiWlJi‘i‘th ”I'-" ll ”3"“
might be incompetent to do certain DEMASCUS RAILROAD CHARTER} ALLEGED TIHIEF BOUNI) OVER.
would i
HARTFORD May 7.——The
lion amending the (“harlot of the [to
masons Railroad was passed In t a
Senate today after an amendment was
offered by Senator Thompson of the
railroad committee.
afficts the second section oi? the bill. of the Superl’q; Court.
'I‘ORRINGTON May 8. ——John Loren,
who was extradited from Brooklyn .1?
. the theft of $650 from Generoso d' A
kelp of this place, was brought before
the borough court yesterday, And
The amendmentl bound over fpr trial In the next 191 hi
The evldem e
Whiclt would Rho the 101111 the tight' showed that on the night of Febnuuy
to cross highways 111.... guides.
amendment prevents the. road
ciossinx the main Gullford highway.
Senator Chase opposed the amendment he stole the
and the original bill. ll. raid that the
original charter did not conform to the
general railroad law and the state had
taken a positive stand agnimt the pol
'I‘ht
frouiIbad in the loom in which dAnzeIo
20. Linen secreted himself under the
slept. After 1 p 111111in ware asleep
holiday and some ieweiiy
from a cradle where it was hidden
and then flout Brooklyn. He will
in reuftcr aph 111‘ the court records
as Giovanni blidlolno. by which name
icy of crossing hlgln‘vays. The vote
to accept the amendment was IS to
4 and on the passage of the bill 18
he was known in Italy. He had borne
In America two names' beside that of
boron. having bee11~l1nown as John
to s. Urmo and also as Jiocenni Urmo. lie
, ~—- was unable to furnish the bond and
WAS WASTING AWAY. was taken to the ddtchlleld County
‘1 had been troubled with kidney Jail. 1‘
disease for the lust dvo years; writes -~———-—-
Robert R White nfS.1Ien1.M,o.“l lost' A NARROW ESCAPE. -
flesh and never felt well and (tortured G W Cloyd, a merchant. of Plunk.
with leading physicians and tiled all M0. 1111 a narrow escape four years
remedies suggested without relief. are Iwh ti'he 11m ajimson bur into
Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Clue tbuihb. He asy: sr ,Kused
and less than two bottles completely thumb He says: “The doctor want
cured me and 1 am now sound an] ed to amputate. it but I would not con-
We" " During the summer kidney sent. I bought a. box of Bucklen‘s Ar-
Iregularities are- oftcn caused by ex“ ulca Suite and that cared the danger-
cessive drinking or being oveiheatcd. ous wound. 25c at I" H. Baxter's.
tlsh steamer Maori KInIg. which arr
national charges of brutality I
Rumors are In circulation to theefr
fact 111111 fifteen Chinese Were: killed
international
compllcdtlons are likely to result, and
lt1.n"belleved that the most «serious ..
mpg with your kidneys. De- .
11111111111 of the bladder and
Attend to the kidneys at once by using
Foiey' s Kidney Pure. l’luisted's D1 .13
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy ”
HARTFORD. Mai 8:411 the house
yesterday the committee on 1111.01 polar
lions teported favorably on the bill
concerning the brown tall moth and
the gypsy uloth. making an appropr- 11
tion of $1, 000 and giving 1l1e board of
control of the Agricultural College tile
right to expend $10 000 later 11' found
necessary to prevent the spread of the
pests,
FIGHT AGAINST evasv MOTH., l
Scuth Norwnlk and ‘1??? Weeds Nor-
waik, drnggisl5 .- ,
TROLLEY CHARTER «SITUATION.
HARTFORD. May 8.—Ciarence Dem
1113.01 New Haven yesteiduy address
1d the Farmer‘s Association on the
trolley chatter situation in Conflicti-
cut. giving a history of the charters of
the s1a1e.At the conclusion of his ad-
dress manv questions were asked of
him and the indications were that
many members of the association are
well informed on the matters pertain-
;lng to the trolleys in the state.
a». ’.'“rttt'lu hf," m haw‘mwn‘rvmr
I Because 1111’ clean.
Bettihseit’s econom-I
idol.
.1
Because it saves
time
Boomitgivesbest
,gcooldng results.
1 Because 111' dame-v
can be regulated
.njngunflyp .1 ,1, ;*
,.. 1,1141 1.11313f “-
,r‘.
flout Pharmacy and The Budge
Pharmacy.
1 J.— -iw-w~_-~. h
I.‘i“ ', ,
v ...1.
1111111 than.“
Meshes it will not 111111.111 your idtchen. I. .
Because it is hotter than the coal 0r wood stove.
“118$stqu oil stove.
*‘Fdrtotiiét 1mm sins Stove at your denier' s,‘
» or writesournearolngoncy... .1
Mode sluts and fully warranted . q
, New Perfection Wick. .. . .
Blue Flame Oil Cook Steve and Rayo Lamp
For Sale by A. J. Collide & Co. ‘
11-11»? mm .
CORSETS
71in Corsets the latest str Ies. double
supporters i’oIr‘three days special, only
while the lot lasts.
47c pair.
FANCY HOSIERY
In the 3 days' Sale.
i5c Lace Lisle Hose, silk effect open
'work. all sizes. Special
211: pair.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
l5 dozen high grade Fancy‘ Embroi-
dery Collars. in 3 days’ Sale,
191: each.
Mon.
we value,
.
for Women.
‘11:;
4 41.18 t”. ,1; .
Mrs. Pinkhain Will Give You Helpful Adviéé dream
“no"...
If there is anything about your illness 3"] do not understand, write to Mrs. Pinkhnm, nt' Lynn. Mass. Her advice has helped thousands 01' em Fits all this she will not
charge you a cent; besides, she will keep your letter strictly coufiiliintiai as indicated by the fact that every private letter "9.11.111 by her 11W the Int W1 you-I, and non.
mommy! monsoon-powwow
was
éyd' Inga 11.“in
I‘ ‘t wait. ,II
nesday.
midfielder-
ills peculiar
i
, when you go 111,.an fol-1,1, xeuidpo't go‘ by the my of Benton—mu
don't go to a lot of out of the any places first. You on direct. When you
go shopping after special vetoes. go
attract 51
1111..
This store in the-diner route to Economy Land. Special nkcurtlonn 1o
Economy Land for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. For their 111.51.11.31.
we are offering good: as special rates. Come here first—take the direht
route-ethic store In a short out to economy. 1 .., ~ . ~
Theipricn lint tells the story. It contains a list of items which an
priced lower than like items were over priced before. Each item listed be
low In lower this“ am- regular price or It wouldn't be listed.
Specials only good for the three, do”.
WAISTIN‘IIB; .
A large variety of handsome pat.
terns in the 3 days' Special Sale.
Buy :1 Teddy Bear while they are
cheap. 3 days? Sale. I
125 $1. 98 Umbrellas, as a bargain.
Special for 3 days‘ Sale, or as long as
they last.
31. 39. ‘
FROM BASEMENT AND KITCHEN
STOCK
Five IarIge hogsheads of Cooking
Ware to be placed on sale: for the
3 days' Bargain Sale. Everything use
ful for the kitchen _....._.
Former price. 29c.
31: and upward.
Wool Challis, etc. ‘ 191: each.
211: yard.
Former price. 391: yard. -—r--
UMBRELLAQ‘, 1 gross Lunch Bags, in the 3 days’
Special Sale,
391: each;
Former price 7131:.
Agents for the NewIideIa Paper Pate
terns. 10c.
Fresh Candy every day, 10 andII2Oo
lb. 1 I . I 1
.I 92IWash1nI gran StreebIS‘outii‘IIII
1 WAITINIG FURI VIVIRE.
H,
I Naugatuck Beacon Falls Trolley All
But Ready.
NAUGATUCK, May 8. ——With the ex-
ception of stringing the trolley wire,
the new! line of the Nan tuck -Valle,y'
tric Railroad Gompan Is practi-
aly completed as far as Beacan Fail
The trolley wire for the transmissio
of. the power has been carried to ill
point south of Egypt brook and it will
reach Beacon Falls In a few days.
When John E. Sewell was at the helm.
‘: “he promised: the Hoorauuu'uosm ' 111111
the cars would be running down as
far as the cemetery before the close
.i. of 1906. and he would undoubtedly
.....
.l'iykxi
11 Item!
ea...
. varal months.
norship, and management copies a
. change in plans and how it is under,- . ,
1, stood that the cars will hot run 11'.
I known .
have made 360d the statement had- it
~' not been for the delay paused by the
.1. laying of the South Main street 1111111- "
tary sewer, which blocked nil trolley
work north of H blues street for so
dth 1th; change ‘of ow-
yond the present terminal until the
“‘.'—“*—
“Dyspegsln is American'n curds.
Burdock iood..Bittern shudders dyp
1.. pepsin every line. to drives out 1111 .
~ purities, tones the stomach. "restores
perfect digestion; normal weight, and_
, magnesium” .
t I Into ‘1 )
WOODQTDOK RIBlDIBNT DIADJ
WQODSTOCKI, May 7.—-lleniamin
'Warner, one of the oldest and heat
residents in connections died
«or yesterday or 'his home 111 his
one hundred and second year. He was
themes of New Haven.
wine has been sent up’ to the Fallow
' 1111111 Biakeslee (Company‘s "big' steam
shovel has completed all: the work re: ,
outred of it north of Beacon Falls and.
- has been removed to Pines Bridge.
tits trundfa‘thsr of Judge A Mac‘. Ms- -
COPS WERE WORSHIRPINIG. 1, 4
——.—
'Not in Church but. at Shrine of .flBao-
chill
! 1111111101111. 0111111.. ila‘Iy s.I'-I—~IwI11I
llam J. Sullivan and John B. Bullivan
regular and slipernutnjera‘ry members
of the police force. respectively, were,
idlsmis's‘ed froni‘ theI police force and
a lengthy hearldg béfpre the police
commissioners 't. which‘a it her of“
witness .inclii 1111; ICliié fict‘flael
state iIce said two 'Ista e icenieh
appeared. They were ch 11 with
conduct ahbedoming an 11 new". ,Wli-
Ham .1. Sullivin' Was chines“: ”with be.“
in: In 11‘ local hotel It! uniform or 11‘.
Suddeytwhsn‘it was remedy and John
B.Sllllivan-w1is1cha?dvvlth 11611131
In 11.10am saloon under 8esiltillnr condlf
lions and on a Sunday.
mos
‘ no Ou- II Null!-
1»
. RAMROAIIiAT FAULT;- . .1
mi anthem-d 1.11.111’11'
a sham Mommwld'
. by'commluim' noun.
NIlIiIiVIh YGRK. Mara—Tim. ‘ .noutI
track called the derailment. find!»
Brewstgi tantrums 1:? "Int; Harts-71$
outflow lork, cum. I:
load on February, 16’ last. killing;
4. four passengers and Iniuninni 1111‘
"t a. finding of unheard dim
Mmlflonem in. .11 report made? 11
w «- 1111117 p.11 9‘ NV."
12119 11m shunned thumbs»
noes 91.111.11.111 wand! sen
reported to some of the operatiutiitvd
'llclals .and. declare rpthatilh
sidearm
, . Iol' 3111311111-
ll
nannies
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