i as "SATURDAY.
LIGGET s.
satarciay candy
I 2
a mound.
:_ can 8 pith. PACKAGE or STA-
. = , ’ "'ri'ONERv. ’
so SHEETS‘PAPER.
‘ «. - SQ‘ENVELOP'ES. .
SEECIAL AT 19: aux.
lin Bridge Pharmacy.
205 WASHINGTON smear.
Toiophona Call, 641—2. ,
you Order. Bolivar" ti irritant , charge.
A. surprise was glvoirwith gum suc-
...s last cvoning..’npbp Miss Grace
Fisher, at. her horuoafio.‘ 4! Van ,Zundt
sterei. Games and music went~ to
make the evening puss":iflbSts,fuierrily.
and then a line spread’wda ihéi‘ved. The
guests ow the evening ere». Misses
iii-ace Fisher. (leoi‘glo};}30ttl.on.‘itli‘an‘ces
Kocnc. Mac Flslioulfleéiioflrnw, hil-
llan Watch. Minnie "I-t‘vhn'licathy
Bocnisli. Louisa Schaub.’.i‘¢iilu Haiku“
an- Edith Mead, Emilia... Anderson.
‘Ethcl Voorhccs and "Carrio li‘lslu-r.
from Monroe, N. \';; “Messrs.- .Ed.
j. Bloom. Eldrcd Bi‘nnstt'ulh.Ed.~ Men
l‘illlli. Arthui‘ Bunion. Arthuriii-own.
Julius Bocnlsh, ()acariiedina‘u. Wank
Mead, Albert Berggi'eii,.fl’liii‘l Roscoe,
’t‘lioniaa Skidmorc, Phillpfir’Scha'ub.lino~
sci 'l‘liombs, Clifford Cl'tiW; .lr.. Fetter
Calilll, from Stamford; Mi}, and'lvlra.
C. V. C-raw, Mr. and M’rshliit'hnrd ii“
7 \‘ln. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hutton-s.
Samuel D. ilull. ‘ '
a
W.
Argo Rod Salmon is sold in tiilt"
pound 'l‘Ald. cans. because only the
TAM; cans are filled by machinery.
Flat and oiiolialf pound cans are tilled
. by hand“ Hand work in factories is
i“ crude and antiquated.
ROWAYTON.
Mm, lglndaon and children. of (it‘tii‘K“'
town. have returned home from H visit
with friends in llowaytun.
Mina Edna Savage, ol‘ liaynioud
atrcei, who has been under-goingr iuv
titrnctiou in the school in Bridgeport.
has takim a, position as tclophone opcr.
utor in the exchange in South Nor-
walk of the Southern New England
'I‘clephono.Company. . . ‘
A ill‘t‘..,illi}lptulf'tl it), have Hinrl'i‘ti
from the billing/Miami: ofapashlng lo-
i:oniotivc.i'gocciti:i'ctl.. at. ..Llio. burn my. -
Harry Pepper. near the blacksmith's.
shop of William J. Moran. yesterday.
it burned a large liolrLin the» roof.
Both tire :companies responded ,to the
alarm atidtntade donlilc‘ftniick dinni‘in
reaching the scene of the blame. ‘but
bcfore. they arrived there the fire had
been extinguished hyythc nearby real-
dents.
——Woinan lovosxa, clour. rosy cont»
ploxion. Burdock Blood Bitters, put-til
or. the blood, clhara thc akin; routines
ruddy, sound health.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Maple llook nod Ladder Ltlonipany
:llli‘llllt‘ii the Port tilit'ulor parade, on
\V't'tlnesday. , .. .i .
Mrs. James. M. Willniott, loft. 'l‘iiea-
day. for a visit with Mrs... Kirk, in
llerby. ,r "
Mrs. Henry Whitney hilt-l returned
from a visit with rclittliics in New lin-
t'ilt‘iit‘. ‘ .
Mrs. Waltt-r'tiortltm returned on
Saturday from a visit with bar Ilill't’lliri
ln littvcrairaw.
Admiral and Mra. ,Iluctl ‘oi' Washing-
ton will be. the, annals phylum: Henry
A], Valentine lliglt'i,.‘wt‘ti'lrl.‘i".,i -
NIH. Sadie ”futility of licluitin N.
.l.. in viallinnu her parenla Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Fairbanks. '
h as Mary t'., lint-u; l't'iill'ilt'tl. \‘l'ttl
holiday from a viait with Mina Anna ll.
llatllcy at Mt. Vernon.
Mina ilerilin l’ooit'y nl’ New York in
visiting her parents, Mr. tint] Mrs.
.lolin I’ouley, Manic uveliiio.
tier. and Mrs, 'l‘. N. liaine are in
New York. and will attend the confer-
en’tiii in Harlem this Week.
Mitts (it‘l'll'lltit' Valt-uilue Hpuiit. Ht'\'
oral days the pawl week with her
grandfather, Mr. itmiycll, tii‘ (irta-n-
wlch.
MI'H. (‘nri‘lv ltlllilint sailed on 'l‘iieu-
tiuy rur .incltaonville, lt‘la.. where she
will upcntl tin» winiur with Mics Auun
llittilcy in Mt. Vernon.
Mira; Lillian lit-ed ol‘ Waxddunlon. in
ilit! about of hll‘b. 'l', ll. Vi ilaou. Hlit‘
will plan be I'illi'l‘ltillltrti during ilt‘i'
athy by Mina tirorgin liiiitktinn
John tii'umiwuoti, ‘11. [UN] very and
tlcnly Friday night of upontexy. lin
had incl. returnctl from n. vlitlt with
but daughter, Mrit. ltnlph lllrchnrtt.
Andruw Taylor in lnatnillnu a ayr.»
lttluibi’ Matter worka in hhi Main aircet
iii-cry viable. tho Hitlibly tu no drawn
immihiti wall. the iniuudn to hu‘io
it flrt plug‘ near by.
ltuv. R. T. .lcfl'cruonpreached at St.
tunic” Church. Noruhm, Sunday, in
the .‘gseacsot the rector. Rev. LDl in
Frea‘hh. who Visitc'd ralatlvca in M l-
iurtl,‘. and preached tit St. Poter's
Church there,
Thom wastralolcing iii/em , im-
portant arrivala in Dorian t och»-
a daughter at the homo John
Godfrey. a: daughter: at {the
ilciiry Brcacher. antic». son
ironic at billion Dance.
W ”I
An cvcnlnig coat of Cloth has very
uni/attention at. inrtac‘yiii‘o iu'in'tt eyn
warning uvvcrul tarball ‘bcluw tho ituc
0‘ g 11““: ......W owns“
it
M‘m‘doetorthiro": 'y i ‘ “Acton! "Tr-“t ‘
Mina! in Mindful f . "Inhibit . tint
' ~ drum n. riiafflm magi sttflnuhe'uwnliiistmtu. °
. , , , a, _
hooter- ititorhia partitioned “' ‘ " 'r‘ ‘~ ‘
: dunes of State. atrcot.
‘ WESTPORT.
lMlaa Mamie, Qul
ha; in llridgupurhr , , '7
lllra. .Churicu Go rsy has but?!) the
guest of frlcnda in Norwuik. : «_
, Chariot-r ‘13.;"3 lifilaafi-put inf ‘
Mrs. it‘l‘llllk Godfrey la entertaining
friends from New York.
Samuel Ellwood huh been the guest
of lilH mother in ‘thc, Farms. . ..
Raymond linrrnt of Norwalk, was i
meant guest. of friendship town.
Mrs. Edwin Bet-vii is cnmrtainlna
Miss Poet. of New York.
Mrs. Emily liccrs is visiting her
daughter in Norwalk. ,,
Mra. Dcilu. .lelltl’o.‘ia a haunt of EMrs.
li‘rnnk .lvllii‘l‘c-ol? Conipo‘. street.
The luidics' {it'turnoon hint club
met this aftcrnoou with Mrs. Willis
.—
’t‘he Saunatuck ladies cleared about
$75 ’l‘iicatlay evening at their liurvcnt.
Huppci'.
Mint id ‘Mra. (t. Warren Bradley and
the Jamestown exposition.
Mrs. Mary Holmes und‘son, Edward
llitvo returned from a" visit with Mr.
and Mrs, John Bolus.
Mr. anti Mrs. Sniigcrsprec, have re-
lnrncd from a visit with friends in
[irnnbiiryx ,
Miss Ella Fanion has returned from
a visit with her sister. Mrs. Edward
lluit. of Norwalk; >
Miss liininin Banks, who is ill with
typhoid fever, has been taken to the
Norwalk lioapiial. ,
Mm. Frank liyon' has: been the
gin-at of her mothcr Mrs. lanai: Theme,
for a week.
Mrs. ldlllily (ititiiih‘t'll of Lincoln
street. has burn visitlni.r friends in
'iil‘ltigtllflll'i.
llcv, 'Mr. 'liishop will give the third
of his talks on Sunday school work
this cvcning at 7:45.
Ilvlsr. llart'y Nichols, who has brcn
visiting her parents~ has returned to
her home in lt‘iiirlit'ltl.
Mrs. Edward \Vliiil‘!llllll in aunn in
go to Bridgeport. for the winter to re-
side with her daughter.
Mr. ad Mrs. Ambrose llurlluni will:
evening.
values for hiltil low prices,
ind ilic mcdlum length
Ladias’ Goats..
from the leading: man
no. .31
paronth. h‘u‘a‘ rotiirhcd to
.w in» Port‘flilehwhr . i” w .
Dwight Adams of (‘
inn-3 recently entoi'tulncd Mr. Charlca
Jt‘ox. ol’ lt‘ulrl‘iuld. i
Mr. arid Mra Louis Pannull urn (micr-
ialnlng iricnds tron
i . »
its home
‘ lilghwuy
l Vermont for a
Church nlaht service.
. tigrcgotlonal
was tho gucat ()f'“Mi'u. blinders ycs-
,. um“.
Mr. autumn. a. a. sun:
Rev. Mr. lilshop conducted-Wu col;-
tagc praycr meeting .
ning at. John (lootiucll’a Poplar. Plantar.
which waa very largely attcndcd,
HOW‘S'THIB?
(WU
ward i‘or‘nny cause of Catari‘ii that cair
not. bu onrcd by llail’a (intarrh lure.
.I. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
tho undersigned. have known F.
.l. Clicncy for ilm last 15 )’L‘lil'il. anti be-. “u .. . . , , ,_ . , _,
llcvc him pcrt‘ccily bonurtihlu in all h" H)“ “mm“ H'dlm‘m’ South
bnaineua traimacilons and
ahloio carry out any obligations tinidt-
‘WAdl',fi,'.‘,§f.{;,y§‘fififfififlfi'iiI-Qfimfi'i, J'Mlaa lleasic Keillor anthrtalnod 'iin
Hall's Calai‘rh Cart) is taltcii;inior'~ ""“y‘”?‘i”wn trim"! ”V“: ”may? l
natty, acting directly upon'thui blood . ’l‘he Rowling ‘Cl‘rfle ,guat Titlirisday
Ell‘mltlximttlilnillfi milliluiltst M the Bystcm, afternoon with Mrs. Frank (lolhstock.
(‘5 ill {Still "l.
Sold by all lilrnguists.
'l‘aiic llull's Family Pills for cons
financially
Louis bar are Spending the week at ’
Price, 72'; cent s
WESTON.
Alias Sadie Gibbs is entertaining i-e- Will Schlichting baa t‘oniplt‘led the
i‘diil’t‘l-i from Ni w Ytil‘lt.
it'l'i'dlliH from llt'ddin; were _
of Mrs. \‘Jultt'r Rowland Weducsdnyl Mrs, James T. ilubbtjll and Miss
. Rowland apeni Wctlnt'a
day with lrimnis in \Voslpiil‘l. .
Loni: linrr in attending the James Mr. and Mia. Nelson hpcnccr. of
town Exposition.
M‘l‘. illill Mrs. '.
3:11th ‘5
Air. and Mra. Ira ./\ndrcws of Eamon
:It'-‘ in town unending a few days with lt‘l‘.
Mr, and lira. Orlando Andrews.
Bridgeport.
,s-pent laxl \t't‘i'ii with her inothcr,‘h-lrs.
l. .\'. 'l‘lziirptl iiiltl lit‘l‘ Sifllt‘l‘, Mrs. H. .1-
. . fi ’ ‘ u ‘ Norrieid urnnxzu will hold an
lilit Ittnn the Musical sot lt‘ly. Monday , ”1“,.ng ””5 evening. with an interest
H . , lint: program followed by a
there will be a balmy service ul‘imnmi and ram-y 'till‘lifli‘ih‘," tho“; pro
Christ anti ’l'riniiy churches: Sunday 2 reeds. to be devoted to the ‘
iiitil‘illllfi’ at Trinity, whiny" liln ldslitmipork ut‘ the grant?“ "
mmammmmmmm ~
Men’s
Men’s Nobhy Suits.
pa rtment.
llu vou know wirit unlit-ts our Mia's Sud Department
so popular? \‘Alliii‘s. '
__ . Wc liivc tig'rcat lmc an; lull, :iul you have your pick oi
Werstcds‘, lwccds and (Ilicviuis.
Sill 00. $l2 50. $l5.00. $0.00. $20 00. $25 00
We have lili'ill in cvcry popular style and every popular
Long Ovcrcoats. the Short. Nohby Overcoats,
You have your choice in Covert (Cloths. Kerscvs, Oxford Mix-
tun s and Mc’tonr; Don't \ ant to saverno money needed when you buy.
Sena. 5mm. $l‘80tl. snail.
Men’s Overcoats.
rWomen’s Department.
' ’ ' There w rcncvcr belorc Stilllllllvtitlicl'ittli styles lil Laliea' Suits.
Ladles .su'ts' and you dill had them all Hi our .suii department. 'l'hci‘lnost pup-
ular maicriaia arc. Venetian Cloth, broadcloth and Rough (.Ihcvnli.
at them. You are sure to find what you want. 'V ‘
. $li.50. $5.00,. $l0.50, $00.50. $22.30. $25.00. $35.00.
The Long Coat, Short Ct’lill. and all kindaut coats arc htrrc. We
lay; an cxccptionalty ihic collection. Selected witl‘ihrcau care
window 5. All milii’ttti‘lilg fabrics. l’rtccs to suit all. . _;,
I507 $153006 5'85”! $2250“! $25-00. 1‘. f.
Uni priccs Will Still you.
‘W
"Main ’Sti'eet; South amok. .,
t,»
ug‘c. chronic , ‘
iia, wctik tuna. ratrtlewn “multitude.
blood when up are willing to sell them
’i‘jho rcuuon Vlnol in ac aucccuat’ul in
'lé‘a'liuiklcy of” S” iihpori‘. rcst’orintg’hen’ith and creating strength
la baceusc it conlnlnu, in addition to
ioniui'iitoul all. a medicinal .t'lcmcnta
,.,iiil\'(i oi‘ c‘ud’dlvcr oi actually tnken’t‘rmn
rnturncd‘frmu .mi litu‘oponn. 'p and fresh cod'n!“,livora. but without. oil or
will apend October at their homo ln QI'téftlithlo upact the Montana and return
Gruana Farina.
Thu Mary A..W|lkinu (iuild were. an
tortulncd at“ Trinity i'nctdvy, Tuesday
li‘u work. . .
llnlthc oid~taahioncd cod liver oil
tublc. ngrccublu to the weukoat stoni—
ach. thorot‘orc. . imuqnnllctl as n
tor.
ford l'hurniacy says: it. is bccauac
auniptlon to try Vinoi on our guaran-
Norwnlk, Conn.
WILTON.
flu... .
Mina liclun Mlddlcbrook left town
last Saturday to spend two weeks in
l'-
*1: ilidgeilcltl‘.
Satiirnio Sanchez of Trindati. is
Sinrgea.
contract for gradlna the Chariot; Ilurn~
ham place on Holden illll.
Sarah (littrk. of Nurawlk. were guests
rm Thursday of Mrs, Stanton Colcy.
New York. have been spending.r a. week
i, Merwin linen; -ill‘<‘ at their bungalow, Seek No Further.
visiting; Mr. and Mrs. Fl‘t‘llt'l'it’it licers Mr, and Mrs. Coorgo llrown have
cloned their home in ("ounce Row and
hit“: removed to tho city for the win-
llurhort S. Ogden and family have
closed for the season their attractive
country residence and have removed
to the city.
Mrs-f .lennlo .lohnstm antT‘tlanghter,
who have been occupying the Griswold
cutiago for the past year, have remov—
eii toNorwulk. ‘
a
.itthrllsiniai Mina Florcncc ‘lltird‘mau‘ filmed to
‘ . ‘1: , , her hpme. Ash Cottage.» ”01 dtifbnt of
Mt . m...
Nowhere can you obtain such
(Junie in and look at
‘Norwalk.
. . ». .r. it» .
t’illhers South him walk .iiillili‘,
hold ' ibnmhclvtiu rutipouhitiilir wi'ow, tint"
wcukuoas or anilurlngcnnaod from old
talus or coma, bronchi-
apunach trouble «n‘crvmiancau or poor
, , , thou-cal cud; llvur.preparation, Vinoi,
ml,“ ”WM“?! and return tlicir'munc:.' it it doua not
9““.th .“L bentitit.
and conditions, it in deliciously pala-
strcugth creator and tunlureconstruc-
One of the proprietors of The Clif-
wc know so well of what Vlnol in panic
. . , that, We. unlituvtn'ya'un-down, nervous,
Woot‘for Ono llnnthotl Dollars Ito debilitated. cacti or “1%,,me in
South Not-walk. and cyoryfllel’iioti Gilli
loving from atubboru coltlaphahgipgion
coughs. bronchitis or incipient. con-
stopping with Mr. and Mm. ll. 1...
in
. Mm. lt‘rarilt Woman, , ,
home in Now York on Weillnoaday.
fornnzid..in some localities.
vices worn held Friday of this weak
W. 1). Hart. officiating. The blil'ifli‘WllB
in Dan‘bury.
ilon of the church ro-deceratlon. will
llclating.
Daniel S. Betta, dicd at her home. in
hood and married illoin this town.
tour sisters, Mrs. Sylvester Olnistead.
Norwalk. and another sister living in
mutability of disposition combined
with decision and force of character.
Funeral services wcro‘ held Tuesday
afternoon at her late home. Rcv.
Charles A. Marks officiating. The
side Cemetery.
STOP THAT COLD
or it ma result in Pneumonia. Bra
ziliau Ba In is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost. without (~‘X('.(il)tlt,in
10. 25. 600 and $l.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford; Baxter’s and Plalstod‘s. “I
t I
id‘lui
NEW CANAAN. 5"“
Henry Taylor look In the Fireman's
parade in Port Chester, N. Y.. on Wed-
ncsday. \
Mrs. May Kennedy will soon return
to. New Cancun. and will occupy the
Varick placc. Oak street.
Clarencc Bird of Saratoga, who has
been visiting his brother. Fl‘Otl. of this
town and friends in South Norwalk,
has returned.
II. Seymour Miller‘s how house in
Park strut-i, has been completed. it is
a very attractive, honso. .Wliliam Cun-
ningham has rented it.
Contractor George llrown has nearn
ly completed a largo burn on the farm
of Mrs. Ficuer. Ponns street to rw
place one destroyed by fire it ~ few
months ago.
The dance which was to intro been
givun in Raymond's hat, last. night had
been abandoned, owing to tho snddcu
culling away to New York of one of
the committee. -
II. 1,). Montgomery of New lio—
rhelle. hut formerly of a town, has
rented tho h ’l‘. Field's p arc, Park
street. Mr. Field anti family. have
moved to New York for the winter.
An effort is being; madc to have the
next exhibition of tho Stamford Ponl‘
try Association held in this town. St»
vcral farmers who have been contribu-
tors to the cxhlbltiuuwnnt it. held
hdi'te. ‘
The building committec of Wooster
Lodge, 1. Q, 0. li‘.. has held several
meetings :of late. and has practically
decided to erect a thin building on the
site north of the old town buildingg in
Main street. '
At. tho last. meetlngg of George li‘.
Johnson Lodge. K. of l’.. tin-co candb
dates received tho dogrec of page. The
degree team of Ollvc Branch Lodge,
of South Norwalk, perforated the work.
A delegation from the local lodge jour-
neyed to South Network with the Can-
tlldates last. ntgght, when the degree
of Esquire was conferred.
POPULAR OUTING TO THE BERK-
- SHIRES. 1
Tomorrow is the day set by the Now
ilaven Road to run Iis annual excur-
sion in the picturesque Berkshiro and
l.ltt-hl'lold Hills. The llcrkahirca have
for some time been aprcttlated us be.-
ina uuuisuully good silo tor the. ideal
all-year residence, while tho progres-
sive City of Noni-x in taut becoming a
successful aspirant for Newport'a so-
cial honora,
A very aurut-ilvo addition to the. ext
fact. that. arrangements have been
aorvtccs of that company in a trolley-
acctlon of tho hills.
fare.
1
points nhovo the New York equivalent
ucuerui financial and ruled a point, bu
.lo‘w purity.
W1»...
‘ : WOMAN Fouap DEAD m BED.
' ,DANBURY Oct. 25.««Mrn. tlcurpe
.(‘tolta of Southeast. N, Y.. aged eighty
(lineage canned death.
. m . a... WW...
if.“ you hate it with icihitn lively .
, 9. , " , . ' .l
spanning um ’aiiinmcr with her alatci‘.’ ‘
Mrs. it. (it. ’l‘htuuson'rotitrnuil to her:
’l.‘itt.\,i'ct:cni. (audition in tcmporaturo _ y. )
aimtaln Now England's reputation for I .. 7‘
tickicnuaa-ul‘ climate. bust Friday the, . . i
thermometer registered 73 in thc
shade. tit 4 ii. in. whiio on. Monday
night'ico ontyquartor inch in llilckncrsil
Mrs. Chirliisadioyt died on Tuesday.
at ‘tlitillliimo or Mrs. Charles Wood. on
CilBflinllt‘l'iili. aged 81. Funeral our»
at her laieihoiue at. 12 noon. tho Rcv.
Rev. D. D. Hart and Mru. Hurt have
returned from an oxtondcd visit to cusslonot‘hls beliefs and medicines.
New York state. Tho Congregational
Church, which has been closed for is dependent almost entirely upon
scvural Sundays pending the comple- the stomach. He says that no (“9- friends that I heard of Cooper’s prop-
ease can be conquered without first; oration, and I immediately decided:
alevlating all stomach disorders. Roi to try some of it. It is two wooki-n
further says that most men‘aud wont-a since I took my first dose oil it, and
the pastor, Rev. William I). Hart of- on of this generation are half-sick. I feel like a new woman. The head-
owing to degenerate stomachs. Andi ache seems to have disappeared, and..
lastly, he claims that his New Dis-tithe pain in my stomach along with‘ ,
covcry medicine will rejuvenate the.
South Wilton Saturday afternoon. nixed human stomach 1“ "0 ““3""-
63. S'ho had been in ill health for 0'90""? has 1‘9“" traveling from
some limo, yet her death came as a one city to another, conducting int
chock to the community, having fiiilud ”“9“ what he. ““11” a campaign 0‘
rapidly in health at the last. Mrs. education. For the past year he. has‘ street. Dorchestcr. a suburb of Both
ilettnwus’ the daughter of the late mi.“ “‘0 "mm" in “1‘“ ““159" cities
Ephraim Sherman and passed her glrl- 01' ”W country. ““0 his “"0095“ has
'l'liouaands ofyi'rlghtful shape; the more thought oi?
people have flocked to his headquar-
ters whcrcvcr he has nonc, and the had a horror of anything to eat. Alli
sale of his medicine has been beyond solid food would cause me. extroniu
of North Wilton; Mrs. Nettie llocl‘s,,oi' anything of the kind ever before indigestion. bloating and gas on my
Branclivillc; Mrs liebocca Barton. oi‘ witnessed. ~
Possibly the most interesting fen- Sonic time ago I got; sortie of this
titre of the. attention this young inan,Coopcr‘s medicines, about which.
has attracted is what his army of there is so much talk. I actually
followera. whom he has converted to
his beliefs through his medicines,
have to say on the subject. The fol-
lowing staicmcnts are from two wcllil have a hearty appetite and cat
known residents of Chicago and 1305- three square meals; every thin-.1
ton, respectively, and the enthusiasm seems to taste. good. Anyone who
burial was in the family plO‘» at 1101- of those is characteristic of Cooper’s
be rc-opcncd next Sunday, when acr-
vtces will behold at; the usual hours,
Mrs. Emma 8. Delta. the wife of
She is survived by her husband. a son.
Mortimer 'l‘. Betti-i, of Norwalk. and
the West. Silent sympathy is extend-
ed to her friends and relatives who
will monrnhcr loss as out) possessing
eurslon illiii been nindc owing to tho
mudc by tho Railroad with the Bork-
iihlru Street. Railway Company whcrc~
by tho puaacngcrs will be afforded the,
lug tour through the most bountiful
An advcrtlacmcnt clsewhcre in this
Joann uiVof-l detail information rogurtb
tag the train aclitttlnlo and rates of
LONDON. Oct. 25.——Amcrlcnua ral-
lied ahurpiy on tho Stock Exchange
this morning. owing to tho opttmlattv
room-ta from New York, following the
active tniurvoiitlon of prominent tlmni- .
Mora to stop the decllno In ‘prlcua.
.Opcnlniz quotations Word 2 to 4 public
over purity and further mlvnnccd lat-
er on the aliorta covering anti tho rd Darin
(erupt. of numerntu buying Ol‘titll'ii from g,
the, continual. Union Pacltlc at. noon
.ahowotl ti gain of 4%. toulsvlllo and
.Nanllvlllo ti, and Atchlson and Cane»
tilimi ni’ciilc allowed an advance of 3%
ll.‘ 5.. Steel was an oxcttptltm to the
Map. Frank Brush. in thin city. Heart.
i
been phenomenal.
admirers generally. '
Mrs. II. B. Mack, of 3201 Statc
street. Chicago. says: “I have been
suffering for 12 years from a com-
bination of stomach troubles, catarrh
ot‘ a dull pain that I could not quite mp
CLAIM OF CENTRAL FIGURE, lNiRECENT
-'NoyELx' ‘*
W ..
The new theory advanced by b. deerstmid. Then there was a dull iii-nil.
(‘oopel‘ relative to tho lnnnan atom-incite, and iay‘tmhid accrued.- to ho
itch lina attracted ouch widespread;wandering continually. Iconlu not;
attention that tho public in cities-
vlslicd by the young man has bcuntcat I could not retain on or “stomach.
joined by many physicians in a dirt-4
Mr. Cooper says that human health.
,. coamo‘rfiiisv is
.-. .‘ .. -..u-r...."_,.. .. V
out, and what littloholld udlditl.‘
i tried every remedy Leonid think. of;
and also tried out a. number of patent:
medicines, but wtthoutany apparent:
result. It was through one of am
it. The medicine is worth its weight:
in gold, and I want to thank Mr.
Cooper for what he has done for
me."
Mr. Edwin F, Morse. of 20 Oakley.
1ton, says: "For three years I had
not a well day. My stomach was in;
food would nauseaic me. and I really
stomach..an nothing taatcd right.
feel as well anti strong as a boy cvur
since the first bottle. Every sign of
stomach trouble has disappeared, anti
knows what chronic, indigestion is
can appreciate what this means to
inc. I consider this the most remark»
able medicine I ever heard of." -
We sell Mr. Cooper's nictliclnoa,
and find them to be till' he chainsaw
anti constipation. lhad a gnawing,’l‘lrc Clifford Pharmacy. South Nor—
pnin in tho pit of my stomach, it sortiwalk: The Bridge Pharmacy, East
Norwulk.
GOVERNOR lN STAMFORD.
Helps Dedicate a Hall and Dines With
Samuel Fessenden.
STAMFORD. Oct. 2fi.—Govcrnor Rol-
lin S. Woodruff and also a numor of
distinguished nicmers of the. G. A. 11..
including the department commander,
madc addresses at the dedication last
night. of tho Memorial Hall. a
building designed for the, use. of old
soldiers. After the dedication excr-
ciaes a banquet was served at which
about 3th were present,
Earlier in the. evening Governor
\Voodrnff was entertained at dinner by
Samuel lt‘csaendcifi of this city.
Hi8 DEAR OLD MOTHER.
"My dour old mother. who is now
mighty-three years old. thrives 0n Elec—
tric lliitera," writes W. B. Brnnsou, of
Dublin, in. "She has taken them for
about two years and éujoys an cxccl~
lent appetite. feels strong and sleeps
well." That's the way Electric Bit-
ters affect the aged. and the same
happy results follow in all cases oi
t'cinalc weakness and general liability.
Weak, puny children too, arc greatly
strengthened by illl'lll. (inarantuotl
also for attunatrh, liver and kidney
troubles, by i“. ll. Baxter, druggisi,
50c. ”
MUST SUPPORT GRANDCHILDREN.
Patrick McGuire. of New Britain.
illlri bot-ti ordered by Judge Rallii'
tribute $:io a month it) the support
of his Kl‘lllliit‘llii'li't‘n ~~Auntc. (latherv
inc, Bessie, Sadie and Margaret Mo
Gillft‘v-(filiiiil'i'n of Mr. McGuire's do-
(‘caat‘zd son. William. The order was:
made after .lntlizc \Vliet-lcr had heard
the suit of the board or public charl-
tlcs of New llavon against. McGuire
in court, Wednesday. in addition
to the $00 a month Mr. McGuire is
ordered to pay back to the board of
charities $168.10 that the town of
New Britain has already expended to
ward the support, of the children. The
action was brought under section 2.400
of the general statutes, which provides
that certain rciaiivcu who have the
means shall provide support. for per-
auus who shall become poor and man
Mo to support thcmsclvcs. Mr, Mc-
Guire has been contributing to a cer-
tnln extent to the support, or hit;
grandchildren. but the board of char~
itica thought he should do more.
F08 SIGK WOMEN
produced from drugs.
combination of druga. .
cares of i.
‘ ‘9: harm's Ve retubludfiompounu...
i No oi. icr remedy in the c
\‘l’hcelcr of the superior court. to ct,m-‘
a more potent. remedy in the roots
and herbs oi the field than was over
in the good old-fashioned days of
our grandmothers few drugs were
used in medicines and Lydia. E.
Pinkham. of Lynn. Mass" in bar
study of roots and herbs and their
power over diacaao diaeovcrod and
gave to tho women of tho world a
remedy for their peculiar iliu more
potent. and efficacious than any
‘ o a 9“.
Lydia E.,Pmkham aVegetable Compound
is an honest, tried and true remedy of unquestionable them nth: value.
this record at more than thirty years. it.» ion lat. of actual
ow serious illa collar towomcn. caution byd a it}. Pinkhcm‘s
Vegetable Compound to t 16 rcapsct andconfidcncc of every lair minded .
person nudevory thinking wumwp... . r. ”I, _ . ‘ .i _
When women no troubled with irregular or painful functions.
munch», wipiwnontil, ulcaratlou or inflammation. backache,
. ‘ 'tiiitulcncy, general viability. indigestion m' nos-voila prostitution, they
‘ should rcmembar third loom tried and true rvutudyflaytliu 3.10M“
onut'ry has such a racord' of burn 6'!
female ill», and thousandsot woman residing dowry part attire Un bid
__ clinics boar willing “stimuli? to. thoquc‘tcu ‘ ,
. hhm'a v.3 unite com and autiwhattiiimaonu for; ,. a:
: MI'H. l nkham luv in distal: women to write her for advlc . , it _
.alx, years. was found dead in boil t-hbi gnidad ttmiu-umtiltohuithrlilor t‘yautrfiy .\ GBMJMJ he ”3W:
morning at the home or her daughter. - sick wmncn free of charge. Site to the t. i‘er-lnolth _ Ill. ‘
banana no, hint nuiatanviiorycwu‘hfimu emoticon advlsctthmitsrbar
immediate direction. Address. Lynn, Mass. , , _ .
CLAIM LIQUOR Liceases ARE UN‘
CONSTITUTIONAL. .
Unique Remonstrance May be Taken
to Suprame Court.
The first casein. test the onstltn-
iionaliiy of the liner busincso as been
filed qin the rcmonstrant‘e against. lil-
mer E. Morrell. of Mianus. This rt»
monstrance is brought on the ground
that the law authorizing the County
Connnissloners to grant. humans to
persons to sell spirituous and intoxi-
cating liquors is in conirtwmuiun to
the constitution of the United Sinit H
and therefore is void. it is aim
claimed that Mort-oil is an unsuitable
person and the. place is unsuitable.
The reinonstrants are Charlt-a ll. Al-
lyn. R. I). Chamberlain and L. C. Lucie
wood. ,
M. E. O'Brien bases the iinloue re-
inonstrancc on the decision of Judge
Artman. of Illinois. who found that the
liquor business licenses should not ho
issued any more than licenses losell
opium or anything that injured the.
customers. O’Brien hopes to take the
vase. by appeal to the United Stair-u
Supreme Court it the state curls dt:~
cldc against him.
A CANDlDATE FOR HEAVEN.
Governor Woodrnff was seen at his
New Haven home last evening by a r-u
ptirtt‘l' of The Pullidnm and asked it
the report that had been given curren-
vv in some qnartcrs that New Haven
Republicans were planning to boom
him for congressinan—at—iargc tu suit-A.
ccod George l.. liillcy. were true,
The governor paused for a moment.
and then he was asked directly. “Ar“
you a candidate for congressnninat-
large?"
“I am a candidate for heaven." he
replied.
“What?" persisted the reporter.
“A candidate for heaven.” was the
governor's reply.
That was all he would say.
There is a political suspicion that
an t-u’ori. is making in certain quar-
iera of the state to induce the govern-
or io run for congressman-til-laI‘Lt“
in order to clear the. fluid for other
gubernatorial candidatcs on the lie
publicnn stde.—~Now Haven Palladium,
The statesman docs not. use bin that
When valiantly tho the he meetaz
lint sometimes.'ltko'the puulist,
lle‘a thinking of. ibmmue wound
.vaia' Ia. mic
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