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children a it ruins «s. :chil
misery to every one who some: ‘
help it, a's‘fhe‘r condition is due to all
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Thousands and thousands of
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unveils. irritant.
m. M-
iydld E Pi liki‘itm be
-'t'
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, Mrs. Nellie M'nkham, of 151 Morgnn St., Buffalo, N.Y., writes:
“Dear Mrs. ‘Pinkbam :-—-I was a wreck from nervous prostmtion. I suffered so
ldid not care what became of me, and my family despoired of my recovery. ’l’hysi.
clans failed to help me. lwns urged to try Lydia E. l’ixikham's_ Vegetable Loni.
pound, and I want to tell you that it has enlirely cured Inc. 1 tlnnk It Is the finest
medicine on cnrthI and I am recommendingjt to all my friends and acquaintances."
Mrs. Geo. A. James, a life-long resident of ll‘rcdoniu, N.Y., writes:
“ Dear Mrs. ‘I’I‘nkbum :~—-l was in a terribly run down condition and had nervous
prostration caused by lemule trouble, in fact I had not been well since Iny children
were born. This condition worked on my nerves, and I was irritable and mlsernblc.
I had tried many remedies without getting‘much help, but Lydin E. Pinkham’s Veg<
stable Compound brought me back to health and strength. it has also carried the
safely through the Change of Life. I cannot too strongly recommend your. medi-
a...‘
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d’.v‘di:‘lposl‘i‘zol‘l . y , ‘ y .. y _ .
3 a under her immense, and unhappy and miserableherse‘li'. . She cannot
.ittercd nerves caused by some feminine derangementfwith back.
ache, headache, and all kinds of pain, andshc ison the verge of nervous ‘pros‘tra’tion. Proof is monu-
3 mental that nothing is better to regulate n woman’s
. .ulsru W} "N‘l out
women testify to my
and react.
health than
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, " \PINKIIAM’S INVITATION to women»: :
Women suffering from any iorni of female weakness are invited
to communicate promptly with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From
the symptoms given. the trouble may [be located and the quickest and
’surcst way of recovery advised. She will hold your letter in strict confi-
dence as indicated by the fact that every private letter received by her
during, the last twenty years, and more, she now has in the Company’s
laboratory under lock and key, and no testimonial has‘ever been published
without special written permission. l'ler advice is freeand always helpful.
“hystél‘lcs,
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, a
womon’sjremcdy for woman’s ills, mode from Native Boots
and. Herbs, complies with all conditions of the new Pure
Food and Drugs Low, or _
Id is
.so guaranteed.
m... e .1... 4:: mu ..
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h to
v
S,‘
sis co mutant-
More systematically . Than
Ever and Returns are Large
.wnsnlhol‘oiv, Oct. 23.——Washing—
tannins returning from the south re-
port that the cotton crop never in
their knowledge has seemed likely to
be moved so easily this your. The
crop is ‘n large one according to all
estimates. (letting it out. of the fields
to thocentcl's of solo and exportation
and theme to the mills is u very big
undertaking. At the snmc time, each
year seesthe handling of the sonth's
great stupid more systematically ur-
ruu-ged than ever before.
, Present day facilities for long dis—
mn‘co milling have u grout donl to do
the ens‘y running of the mnehln-
cry by which American‘n klugly crop
'I‘hroughonl tin» s-‘Iuson the.
telephone is in constant mnployment
by cottdn men not only in the (terriers
smaller
places and on the mom distant pinnin-
wit
is bundled.
of population; but in all the
tions. A grunt portion of the entire
cotton crop is bought :qu sold over
long distunclz telephones. In many ex-
changes tho Local Bell Compnlly has
to employ three or four times as many
long distance operators as local operu-
tors during the rush of the business.
The buyers no out in every direction
from the commercial headquarters and
they have n rcguhu' custom of culling
up the home olllco once, twice and
lili‘
duy to inform lbcnI of deaths consumpt-
sometimos sovornl times during
cd and to got the lutonl information.
The stl'uiu lll this limo. upon tho to-
]ephonc companies operating in south:
cl‘n territory, in somothlng nlmout be-
yond comprehension, but It in gcnorul
testimony that. they hour up well under
They try to moot tho situation by
in u uollvo In
It.
llelng Well propnrcrl.
employees of the Southwestern (Tom
puny.tllls your the “NIH ol‘ lll'i‘lllll'I‘Il-
mess to [heel the exigencies is Itrnphi-
cully brought out:
"The cotton ucnson Is now nnon
general nuuuuzor down In tho Inosncu
ger buy; it milk for tho hunt (Incliulctil
llll't
It iii‘lllilll'ili pniloncu; it illxvn
(Will‘-
crowtlu our toll lines: it incrouson the
business We have to run: for ill. tho ox-
chooses by front II to till nor rent; it.
menus that hundreds of cotton buyers
throw upon our lines III about 0 o'clock
in the moruiun uovovul thoumnnl mou-
sngcs that they «Iummul he llllllliillll'i
I win.
I)! every employee; lI menus
work;
our facilities lo the utmost: it
list on fuel us tlney cnn lnlll
Ilene coltnn Illi'll urn very much Ills
pleased If n Billttlo monmnto in delayed:
they are prone to buconw nervous and
they urn not to be lllllllll‘t]
complain;
TEQTBD AND PROVEN.
il“ W
.‘t‘hm ll s up of Solace in Being
Allie to, spend Upon a Willh
lsrnsu deputation.
For months llouth Nor-walk readers
have seen the constant expression It
praise for Dunn's Kidney Pills, mu
done In this locality. Not.
room merit. - _
. ”William B. Gregory. living it ill
rlwuhington 8L. south Namath, Conn
' will:
10'
Dunn’s Kidney ,
rapist thesemn now,
LEI!”
my cum luinl.
cured ms
i’ills, and i am
Dunn’s Kidney ”Pill
enshrined sediment in the: secretion
.5 ”lénm‘l weakened sluts ct my
[Ii
‘to‘ths kidney trouble.
by ell denim. 7 Priest
; if ,Iit'st‘rlsu‘v ‘no'vE'II
Handling iswEach Year 'Do‘ne
us.
'it brings added vouponsibllll y und tron.
bios; it menus at ntI'I-uuons lime durinu;
the balance of Ibo your for everyone
connected with tho (-qumey-«l‘rmn the
gag about the good Will‘lt they inn-o
, uhollnw
' remedy over prollnccu such convincing
"Nearly nine yours ago 1 gave
publication In the newspapers u!
out or my experience with
but to
tilt wont henn-
psrson who is suffering from
hard, dragging headaches,
filthiffltitinr urinary difficulty which
lured to speak at good
remedy which cures not»
standpoint.
sages at. this time of the your.
investment.
spent its money to provide for
possibly receive reasonable
slonnl delays or some
nevertheless
poor
()lll‘ service is good.
such It resull will never be
The service of the
that given anywhere in the
States.
operation per inhabitant
by any compnny in the United Stntos
Its polo Iuilngo and long
unfuvornbly.
should be. judged.
ully conlptu'isoIII-l Ullll Inuy
- I~nI|Iio,\‘ccs itlcus which they may
runnloycc.
dulv."
depends nun-h ol.’ the success
handled.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Conditions U
be Gruntcd.
. lows:
1’ ‘crllllcc. or public or
‘ imbue. ‘ or the
;be granted in such proximity to
1'i‘iilll‘lllllll6 institution.
'I
nn itiliOliilfIE; noillcenne town: and
s
I nionstmnoe us It made by
031
for this~lhe necessities of their busi-
ness are such that. from their stand-
point. they must have quick results
and there he no delays. No employee of
this company should ever become im.
patient or irritable if they make nureu.
sonnble demands upon us from Our
We cannot and do not
guarantee that there will not he come
Ilelnys in bundling long distance mi?-
\ e
cannot provide the facilities that would
menu practically no delays in bundling
u. business at this time of the year that
is from 33 lo 50 per cent. heavier thun
during the remainder of the year. if
we attempted to provide such Inclll.
tics this would mean on unprofitable
The company has freely
the
business to just the. extent that it can
returns.
it cannot go further. in spite of occu-
service.
ii
is impossible to give u ].l(‘l'ft‘('.i service.
attained.
Southwestern
Company will compare invorubly with
United
The number of tclmlhoncn in
is greater
than the number operated. probhhly,
; ing that the message would bo likely
distance.
lines considering the long dismnces in
the sonilnvost nud the population can
ed for, is greater than that ol‘ nny oth-
er compnny in the United Stun-s. us
for us we nl'c advised; the number of
circuits upon these poles number more
than those of any other company. Any
comparison that is made will not show
it. is only through com.
pnrlsons thul, nny sorvlce should be
Judged not] it is only by compurinon
that tho I'ucilltien provided patrons
Wu do not fear
be made.
We urn not. upologizlng for our service
nor tor the nluuncr in which We have
t‘ill'l‘ll for the telephonic needs of the
pI‘oplv of Texas and Arkansas. This is
written for the purpose of giving OI‘II‘
n
turn give In tho putl'ons who may com.
plain. Agnln, it. is written for tho pur-
pose of encournuluu ouch and every
Further. It to written that
It mny be mild to every employee that
tho collllllllly expects him to do his
Upon the spirit with which lilo nrmy
' of leluphono supervisors nnd operators
responds to such nppculs, or course.
Willi
which II crop that brings millions to
the [multt‘lh of every tiny Amerlcnns is
utter Which They Cannot
Extract from the new liquor license
"Licences for the sole of spirituous
nnd lnloxlcullug liquors In cities shall
be conliuutl lo the olllclently policed
parts thereof; nnd no license. except
the renewal of u license at the discre-
tion ot the county commissioners as
to the suitability of person and place
and subject to uppuul. shall be grunt-
nd In as purely residential or manufac-
.Iuvlng purl. of It town or within 200
.lecl in n direct line from nny church
parochial school
pronouns pertaining
illll'vln. except to o well established
hotel or good reputation; nor shnll one
u
whether sup-
ported by public or private funds, as
may be. detrimental to the name; nor
shall it license. be granted, In those
ports or n license town where it is no
purent that the purly applying for it
is seeking to obtain purchase horn
n
such cases persons In the ndlotnlng
torn shall have the right to rumou-
strste ugnlust the grunting of such
license. and the county commissioners
on hearing sue-iv complaint shrill give
the shins consideration to such re
‘ . srsous r -
riding in the town ohm crunch is no
cause is suited tor. frills section shell
nuturrwly In the licensing oi urns
iv a ' y- .
‘ r is‘tlhs “atolls
PRESi on humans . g
' ANOTHER‘MESSAGE
Will Make Farther Comments on
Railroad Situation, as. He
Wants Interstate 00mmlssl0n
to Have More Poitier
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.4.6. the
little for the assembling oi the Six-
tlclh Congress nppronchcs. inlm'est in
tho probable contents o: the presi-
dent's mossuge becomes more and
more keen. in incl. the topic just.
now is overshadowing everything else
pollticul.
in gcnurnl it is understood that the
president will have snun-lhlng l‘urthvl'
to any upon the subject of l‘ullil‘OLIl'l
regulation. but just Whtli his: recon»
nIcudullons on this subject will be.
even those who have talked with Mr.
lloosovoll I'cccnlly urn not III nll cer-
tuin. Some months ngo it was; believ-
ed Ilmt u sweeping extension of the
powers of the lnterslultu ColxIII‘Iercu
Commission Would be uthocutrd. but
of into lherc hns been It crowing; I'ccl-
Io confine itself IQ rocominentlulions
l'or strengthening the existing lnw.
There nrc those who would not be
surprised if the message recommended
the repeal of the. Sherman low, or its
amendment. in such pnrtlenlnrs us
would inaugurate un entirely new plun
of controlling trusts and corpomtions.
it. is nccoptcd no u. foregone conch»
sion in well informed circles hurl;-
also thnl. n section of the messngo will
be devoted to an explanation in de-
l‘once ol‘ the plnn for sending the but-
tlcshlp Hunt to tho Pacino. Another
subject which will undoubtedly occupy
a considerable amount of spoon in the
message is that. ol’ the desirability ol‘
adopting It definite. nnd energetic pol.
Icy oI' waterway improvement. includ-
ing the prescrvntion of the forests Its
the conservators ol’ the which supply.
This is n subject for which the presi-
dent is In“ of enthusiasm.
While. he bus long been It llrln be-
liever in the improvement of rivers
and hurbors of the country by the
nation. his recent journey down the
Mississippi was a revolution to him.
in his talks with governors of the vur-
ions western unites. and other enthus-
luullc supporters of II. brood and lib-
erul policy ol‘ waterway Improvement
—-liko Congressman Rnnsdell of Louis»
innu-ho has learned that the average
cost of water transportation upon im-
proved waterways in loss than one
sixth that ol rull transportation, and
he illli come to accept the belief that
lilo Improvement of the waterways of
the country will prove the Innocence-
Ilvo possible form oi rule regulation
nnd prevent freight congestion on the
grant rnllwoyu of the country.
it Is wall known that the president
THAT FEELING 0F NOTES”.
Lee to indict-lion, Ho's B'oon Cured
Hundreds of Times by. Dr. niobium
Dyspop-In Tablets. ,.
it Is our polls. to publish in South
Norwalkpnnnrs nothing but 30th
Norwnlk evidence. , .
Now and then. however. we like to
give reports from nearby, towns. It
only tor the sake of variety
. For Instance. Mrs. J. ill. Stevens, 13
Ponnoyer street, Roweyton, Conn“
sayszw . . ,
“Havingylvsn Dr. Richards, Dys—
pepslu'l‘ablets u talctrlsll am “Hi
position to give thimremédy my host
recommendation. Nil remedy. that
l have ever: seeneeompurep with ill
In .rellavln one otthutmwollsn d
trusted tuning after much. .. ,l . cg
round this medicine talisman be
delsl In. tuning the users II system
and improving the tapped . Aside
from its value use rcgylulor of stain.
Ilch discrueml, have outta it to be
tut assailant lento... , shrill Antwan be
Insult! lbs. . «I luv 11¢er
.i ‘ shut tines; to
‘ does not do anything hillhheiirtcdly.
llluvlng‘ interested himself in the sub»
loci of improving the. nation's water-
;wuys. llenndoublodly will follow it up
iwllh grunt. energy. Except for his
i .
l ..
“Glover's—«4% rho"
in.
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For Man and Women.
Fall Styles llov Rudy
In All Leathers.
M
Phone 542-2.
“Wear Sines ihal fit"
new ..
liliiiiiliiilliiltillllll?
Good Coal?
Coal that burns wall? .
Coal that heat- well?
Coal that lasts well?
Goal that has little waste?
That's the kind we aim to will
That's the kind we'll send you If we
not your order.
We are ready!
Are you!
i
In this lull in
Wm..- WM.” mu...
M‘s—4W WW» *W
Ellison * ,
3 Ivan m Mam .97
South Kermit
u-u
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“1» GOOD let-OOH
““0515 SKATES
GOOD MUSIC .
xfiir i! . W ’5 '_ ’:
announced determination lo make no
more addresses to conventions in
Washington. it is believed that he
would make it stirring speech at the
~l‘ourlh annual convention of the. Na-
tlounl Itivcrs~& i-lnrbors Congress.
which is to assemble in this city De-
cember i. 5 and G. and it Is said that
he is strongly tempted to make an
“Moments 9-
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
Monday Oct. 21.
MATINEES DAILY STARTING
TUESDAY.
Real Vaudeville
l0 BIG ACTS IO.
Including
HAVILAND AND THORNTON
in
“THE MIGHTY DOLLAR."
Mr. Havlland impersonating Mr. John
D. Roeketeller.
JOSEPH CALLAHAN,,
The Greatest Impersonator of Great
Men Past and Present.
8AM J. RYAN,
Late of Little Johnny Jones Co., and
of the Vaudeville Team of
Lewis and Ryan.
3‘ ATWOOD AND TERRY. .
SHEAN AND CAMPBELL.
THE DIAMOND GIRL.
The American Vltagraph Co. will
furnish the Moving Pictures and Il-
lustrated Songs. '
Matinee: Every Day at 2:15 P. M.
P l
0E8:
MATlNEES IOC. and 20c
EVENINGS l0c 20c and 30c
BAXTER ABBEN
and his 8 Comedians In travesty on
physical culture, entltled,
FIZIKILL KULSURE.
MISS EDITH GIBBONS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 28TH.
The Leander Do Cordova Amusement
Company, inc.
Presents
The Season's Mutarplees
HEARTS OF GOLD.
By Juy linnt.
.Presented by an Complete Colossal
Company of Proficient Players.
Prices .. ..... ‘10c, 20¢, 30c and 600
Seats on Sale Thursday October 24th.
severe ms LL
Advanced Vaudeville
Bock, tightly a. Duly, Lenses and Man.
-WEEK COMMENClNG MONDAY
EVENING, OCTOBER 214
Overture.
Professor BERT BARNIIH.
RADO a IIIRTMAN
Eeasntrle Comedy Sketch Artists.
MARI: DoHOSBETT
Champion lady gun spinner of the
. ' , world
ILLUSTRATED souno—salcotau
Mr. can Stump!
DALY‘ A DEVERE .
In tuslr‘ lltl hsbls furo- crsatlou. in-
troducing r.‘ Italy's original chur-
Iictor, “The Servant tlIIrI"
THOMAU P. DUNN
antlls Singing comedian
iexceptlon' in this can
seen a enrol-IN
Refined Instrumentation.
its. . I'll.
any” .
"It is. the
likely. however, that he will designate
one of the. cabinet officers to repre-
sent him on that occasion. _ .
The president comes from a state
which for nearly n. centnuy has follow-
ed the policy of improving its water-
ways. in 0. sense he regards himself
as the father of the ,Punsmn. Canal.
and he feels that the“ inauguration oi
n broad policy oi waterway improve-
merits may prove his most; enduring
claim to the consideration and remem-
lIrnucc of genorntions to cums. ‘
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result ln‘Pneumonln. Bra.
zlllnn Bulm is breaking up colds when.
ever tried, almost without exception
10. 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Pleisted's. ‘ ”
’ Notice”
Assessments.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing is n. list of persons assessed
henellls. resulting nnd accruing from
the layout, enlarging, grading and wid~
oiling oi Burritt avenue, from Quin-
lurd avenue to the south side of the
bridge crossing to Burrltt Island. and
the establishment of sidewalks there-
on. with the amount of their 'I‘ESDGG-
tive assessments. nil as embodied in
the. report of the. Committee of Free-
holdcrs ucccptod and ndopled by the
(‘ouncil of said city August 27. l907:
Owners. Benefits.
A. O. Smith .................. $ 44.00
F. ii. Field .................. 44.00
ll. 1'}. & W. Dunn .......... g 44.00
J. E. Vincent ................ 22.00
ll. Volght .................... 22.00
h}. Jeesup .................... 22.00
liclcn V. Foley ............... 70.20
John Mclllullen ....v ......... 303.00
$580.80
South Norwnlk. Oct. 21. 1907.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
1
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021 St
L
Notlce
further lbhioprlallou.
Notion is hereby ”given that. the
louncll of this city proposes. ut its
next regular meeting, to be hold on
the 4th tiny of November. 1007. nt 8
o'clock p. lib. to appropriate the sum
of 31.000 to the licnlth Dopnrtmcnt of
this city, for current expenses of sold
dopnrtmont, Mild appropriation being
in nddlllon lo the unproprintlon for
sold department mode at the adjourned
unnnul city meeting for the current
your.
‘80th Norwnlk. Oct. 2t, 1007.
Per order of the Council. .
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
oill 0t City Clerk.
Soutnhéfwil‘lé' too
Stamps
24 s'rAMPs
12 SCENES
Millie~ ”UNIV 1 -
Donovan Stock, 132 Washington at.
p - AgentlneCrnasnt Laundry.“ ,
insurrection”
llll limits 1
Produce intense bent without smoke
or smell. ,
THEY ARE SELF EXTINGUISHING.
Can be carried from on?» room to
another. with perfect safety. while
burning. '
Have removable founts with ball.
Fount holds four quarts. and burns
from eight to nine hours.
For sale by
. 3 u . 5 3 r
F. A. .MItchcll, .
HOUSE Women as ‘ 1
con. HIGH Ann Wilde‘srnce‘rs,
"mil“? ”ff” '
[lit lit Inn
The Reed '82: Veil:
Electrical Co.
Chiropractic mm;
is Needed. II Sure Relief.
Thousands of cases pronounced in-
curable have yielded to chiropractic
Inljuslments when everything else has
failed. Give the chiropractor the op-
portunity to-prove that you are com-
ble. All acute affections are removed
by one or two adjustments which
seems almost miraculous. This is no
message, kneading or rubbing. Come.
DR. FRANCIS, D. C. .
anlland Buick. 94. Washington at.
.30uth Norwalk, Conn.
Only u woman is cnpnblo of trans-
forming u yawn into a smile. ~
. . J .
W? luv.»
.. l.. . .. H I .
Nllllfll's DANclMi AGAIN?!“
W. GILBERT NEWELL'B , _
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCJNG
,AND DEPQ 'I‘MhJN’i‘ ‘ ‘
at Arlon liull. Mndl 8t, South Nor-
wsllr. Wednostluy.. ct. lll reopening
any. Clues for young lollies, misses and
masters meets at 4:30 p. In. Clues for
ladies and gentlemen. beginners. at 8
o'clock. Respectfully.
W. OllJlllm’l‘ NlllWELll.
04 m 25 Liberty St. llrhl‘goport.
Evening amt ""
Notioe’.
The sessions of the Norwnlk lllve-
nlmx School will begin Monday. Octo-
ber 28. 1907. at 7230‘0’tll00k in the
uelmol building of the Over River
school district Mill In the Franklin
street school. South Norwalll. The
school will be In session Your ovcnlu n
each week from 7:80 to 9:80, and w it
he continued for seventy-five usurious
should It sulllclont number continue In
sttondnucs. An 0 portunlly for rosin
tuition will be gran at the above
owned bulldlngu. Thursday and. [mu
day. October 24 Itiltl filth. Ill 1:80 each
evening. . _ _ .
THOMAt-l Iv‘. outrun.
Buncrlnteutlenl ol‘ live-ulna; Schools.
,, 021 lit
Uniled instinct 0000mm.
.. :Idié'f' rusryufstaull. ..
uric" imil'o'i if maili‘nf
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