'Every one of these patients had plenty of warning in those dragging sensations, polio at the left or right of side, nervous exhaustion, pain
Hospitals 1n our great 0
ities tire 133d pldces to visit. 1
. '1 lime-fourths of the patients lying on those snow white beds are women and girls.
Why should this be the case? Because they have neglected themselves.
in the small of the back; till Of which are indications of an unhealthy condition.
Do not drag along at home Or in your place of employment until you are obliged to go to the hospital and submit to an examination and possi-l I
ble operation. Build up the ftp
Lydia E. Pinkham’ s V3e
Mrs.
v
Dcur M111. Ptrdtluuh','.-
Perry Byeri, of ML Bless-at. 1.1.1....
l
.11».
‘.' I‘ who told by my phvmclan that. 4I 111111 I. fibroid tumor and that I vvould'
have to be operated upon. I wrote to you for advice; which I follou cd carefully and took Lydia E.
lb 11I1h.11n 11 Vegetable ( omponnd. lam not. only cured of the tumor but other female troubles, 1111.1
can do all myio'wn work. after cjght yearn oi cluttering?
Miss Rose Moors, 3071W26tl118t” Now Wat-k. wrlo‘n:
Dear Mm. William:
tense Ion two “13131111 sottl
ldoc
“ Lydia P
-l decided to trv J
on com should onoourage nvurvaomn Io
[gin
1' ,3 3. vnunn'
'uldnnmls Vo'rrolablo Com ound has cnrcd me of the very
1111 of female trouble: and :I wish 10.11111111an to you my capo-HI gratitude» I suffered in
fwanunobMtoraflon 11,14 ..
.lmdtlontornd’m 13 only townoouomal
l was advised roundup.
of the terrible trouble and .I a 1n .nolvrin
, 4 ojec i‘
.l nkham’ 11 Vegetable Compound' 1.
1th than I have been for many years.“
when total Inning. .
oubpomtl
math Compound More 3h- oohlnltm on duration.
ininel system. remove the dcrange‘ments which have signified
" de from native roots» and iherbs, has fan/ed. man-y ovom
e hos'hital..'
c
yzdnnger ,elgpals, and remember that
lR'cacl' the‘ letters here published
punt.“
Pin ham 5 Sta ding notation to Women
Women suffering from any form of femalle' Weakness are invited to prompt]
Communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Massfi From the symptoms given,
the troublemay be 19931121113113 helpful advice sent absolutely free.
Which
if; cured mo
1
Many Glenn's Suggested for
the Civil Service Commission
——I3,n,teresl3ing Papers on the
Subject Delivered at Stam-
ford Convention
STAMFORD, Nov. C.-—'I‘l11= second
A Bays nonstop of tho clcw-nth annual
‘me'etlpg of ”I“ (‘flllllf‘C'liUli S .111' Fc-
flotation of Womnu' s t‘luhs nus opened
this morning v. llh 1hc l'l-(‘l-lllilm of res
portsdlom lhc \Illlllll-l (tllllldillt'l‘fl
marrying on tho '2‘.“\'“ 11111 I. of tho lo-
i'leratdd clubs The ppm-rs Included
Mode of the counnlllccs on civil 5111
nice reforms lllllHl(, household ccouo-
lnies,',‘cl\'lc and vlllugc lmpl‘mcmcnt
land arts and 1rulls.’lhc county or-
gunners also l'cpm’lud.
. Pmbably (1111' of the. most Iluporlnnl
teports was that submitted by Mrs F.
IH Dart of Nlnntlo,cll.1I11111111of the
committee on ("llii service who in Mrs
iDurt revlcwcd lhé c'lforls of the var
dons clubs throughout 1hr: stale regard
lug clvll'aerv-lcc reform and Hold Ihcrc
N85 a growing lnlcrcsl In the more-
meat. Much civil acrvlco rul'orm lI—
tern re baa boon Introduced among
"the bl‘ul‘lea of the clubs I11 the stair.
lM'rs.D11rt 311,111: "The growth of iulcr-
not In the Womau’n clubs I11 this sub-
Uect has been at first slow In all the
mate federations, but Invlloluc of the
itates It has now become 11 among, cl-
,cfllclcnt, campaign lowuld the comb-
,Illuhment of the Moll! are 111cm, toward
the securing of the boat 8N v11 1' for the
government, by educating the 111011!"
and especially the children Ilu'cc
thlngs. First the condition of the (II-
on service: around the need of 11
change 111 the 11191“ ayulcm of appoint
meat. and tlihd the iuclhod 11,1' whllh
thln change can be nccompllalud "
In spcaklug of present comllllouu
Mrs. Dart fluid: "It In curlnlnly not 111'-
Conanryfio, I: v to provc to Your '111 uln-
tlvo 11111111119111 of our clubs: H111 lhc
311911 and women npuolulud lo pnnlllous
of responulblllly and truth In the
lllvll ncrvicc by the polltlcal or unity
or gruff Erato-1n ll'hmnn which 11111111»
3011 will) are often lncnp‘nhh- and un-
reliable and um ulwnvs luunpcrml I11
'Iporfonillng lhclr dullcu by tho llu'unl
mulled. or oxpvcusod of Idaho. lhclr
William! M the will of lbcir, pulllll'ul
woman. and 1111111 by tho kunwlodun
Hull 11 now ulcclluu with 11 change of
party In power I11 our» to moon dlnmla
out. No 11111111111111 do rum». 1111111 1111111111
1 much olrcumnumnua, no 1111111111» hon
. . Ill idwutfonm mo‘mtc “(WK
"to or to about than ' podium ,v of cl-
Ml ocrvlco reform In llkg' 11111111111; nluml
Ibo hunlfllfulncnn of nunllnht and
limb air." It In but that run do not
Ill bellow 1111 Apply 111 nmulun 111.
'Gfllclom normal» for 11111 pow-lulucm-
‘Itotlmlnl 11111111 county, 1111 and lawn
M for our hotlkolloldo. bur llw war In
“II. but referred lo the whom 111-
WWW In flaw, 111111111 by 11 our
ad commotion mus mullnv’r‘lu 11111111
I" would that by trucking to It
mm reforms can bc urcnmbllnhml
raj: well. She told of good work
3, 3_ done In auroral or 1111- num- cl
" Iowa Unltrnl Blair» 11nd spoke: of
III! of tho hrmunl pipeline of
is held In Now llavcn lulu
1‘. She urged a ruruful cludr
3- powder no that ll wlll In 113111
, rlommll that "The 11.1111
111.1111 un- pram,
iii! A. scared of null!
11.111111191111111»: secretary,
Arnold olellirnnntln
now do... had jdlnud
'dfid’filli”"”
there I111
P8151 til the morning and
Millie reports or null-cm
Womilllllb oll‘bor Is nul 11 Iwnya clvur. ,
been one withdmwal. The number of
Federated Clubs in now flit) slx wIlh
a membership of 2896, a gala ol' '-lll
mer last years llg'urck. Mrs Arnold
lold or the rorrcspondl ace workol‘, tho
secretary and of the distribution of
circulars on various topics.
An Interesting rcpolt was made by
Miss Celeste F.Busl1 of Nlantlc the.
chairman of lhc committee of educa-
tion. Miss Bush look up the education-
al work by counties and showed that
in the clubs hcnrd from was of an (-131-
ccptlonnlly hl13:h m'dcl Miss Bush
suggested that the cducnliounl WOrk
[0 he curried on be Ilmltcd to c112
lncularv public schools. Miss Bush
said:
"The stale uspccl of education
sccms the province ol' the stale fodc-
l'llllon. 'Wo are all awurc Ihul we have
no national system of schools and
that each slauc ls responsible for Ibo
quality of Its schools. We of (unnec
lleut face a peculiar dllllcullv In that
town sovereignlll orcr .‘lf‘llOillR is so
strongly asserted, 'l‘hla In not cor-
rect polltlcally. bccnukp thorn cannot
be two noverlgns. lhc ionic and lhc
town, I11 the some place :11 lhc Hlllllt'
time. It Is not economy. ilt‘CilllSe' 1l1c
slate has ‘large resources whllc lla-
mnlorlty of the towns arc poor. and lic-
cause we employ about 1.200 school of-
flafais for work that, could be hollm'
done by 500. But Wc arc confronted
by this condition and must do what
“'1' can to brlug It up to holler lhcorlcs.
Mina Bush said that the commitlco
bud cllthu ivored to curry out the cdncu-
Ilolml work by holding meollugu who"
crop one would be \ch comc bu'. 1111131
found that there wan 'IIllIc cull fol
tlllu llne or work. She said that she
regretted the (legal of tho blll rc
qulrlng nII touch 11 to hold slulc cor-
fIfIt'atcB no the Inlcrcsla of education
nould be best scrvcd bad It pushed.
"I,:1.\v,\'crs, doctors, uuracn and cvcu
harbors must be licensed by the state.
but leachcrs must procure their llcenue
from any town school couuultlco. A
nl‘nlo llccnsc would cllmlnnto many I11-
compllf‘nt leach-(era. “Mills Bush org
ed the members to use theh' Influcncc
In favor of a stale llccuse for teachers
and to follow carefully all education
blll brought before the legislature.
Mbls Bush spoke of the devoted work
of Mlss Mary Merrlman Abbott, of Wu.
tcl'towu, the former chalrmnn of tho
colunlllloc, who (fled acverul moullla
111111 and of her work In forming the
uulloual orgnnlznllou. Bhe quoted 11
lcllcr written from the New Haven
ummllul by Mlau Abbott. In which she
ohourcd her Illtcrcut In the advance:
mom, of cducnlh'm. I11 ruferrlng to the
drunk» uccompllnlwd Mlau Bush sold:
"ltlnruccllcul In bolug Icll by the lion:
Inn and dcvollou of Mary Morrlm n
Abbott and this fcdnrnllon would at.
bc lruc to IchlI’ If It. did not respond
turmoil lundnrshlp. Mon no longer bury
lhuumulven In tho, clomler nor women
111. 11111 hoarlb: the call of humanityjs
at 11 very noblc hour: and each would
bring nomc prcl'loua alone to build in-
to the walls of tho Now Jerusalem.
Mcn scam-lo 11mm pro-erupted the rlnht
.lo make lawn cal to govcrn; but 1111-
durllulae all nlvlnl nll aorta) and all
Iuduslrlul lnslltmloun utuuda the ever
hurling foundation of edunollon. More
I11 Illa noblest Work of all and bore wo-
man In free to work out her ldcan
of conduct and churnctor In commnn~
I11, Male and natlon."
Mrs. Canon 111 nor nunnal addrcus
congratulated the clubs on the cxrcl-
l'a‘ul things they have accompllshod
dullng the your and of the Importance
of taking up timely mutter! for dlllouu-
don. In record to 1151111111111 Mrs:
(lunch mild.
"'rbla mentor of 11111111111111 I11 an Im-
lmllnflh one. hm rngnrdlng I1 from the
urcurnt nlandpolul or certain know-
bnluo recently gamed In In one of tho
greater“. powers Wu phone”. A tactful
lntulllgcm woman im'hudud with dls-
ally 11ml relianmc’ilt, npucurlng before
our nouoruhlndeglalalora 111 Hartford,
.luad 1mm .rauullc all those coalition
to the warm to 11111111111th able thelrd
attention
1
Innuendo mum", voter, where the mo
rage wouldmnlv give. bemoan, and it
111 a good 1ng a use lhln most porter.
'lolomost Yul» prom-1111111,
all «high they sly lnpaolnto’ 'd
bolimlanisml auch 11 woman can often '
1
fnl lover In iiie 1111111 to Main a man
dial 1' hull law. and if our organism
dun. hdtbfltb d
i would 11pr
l
1
it would help all to greater knowledgg
of 11111 laws under which we live out
when occasion arose we should have n
dclcvnllon to send lo the capitol whlch
I11 or court American phrase “Do us
proud." Ml‘fi. Capen also referred to
tho. work of blind Abbott. unying that.
rcpcllllon ol‘ the widc scope of her,
work will Iu'Ing 11 more rculiklni: House.
of tho help and luflucucc which huvn
been withdrawn. 3
Mrs. Frank (7. Porter who was In~
strumculal In the passage or lhc bill.
providing for tho appointment of :1 Wu.
luall deputy fuclory Illnpcc'lm
very Interesting papcr dculing n'llh
factory condlllons la the shite, her
experience \vlth ccrlalu wmncn which
worked up her illlf‘l‘t‘iil I11 the cuusc.
hcr “caulpnlgn” 111 the lnlcrcul ol‘ tho
bill 111 Hartford and the work that
Mint-l (‘.orcoruu, lhc woman dcputv lms
accompllshcd since her uppulnlnwul lo
lhc pilslilon several trucks ago.
Mrs. l’orlcr also mudc urvcml sun.
gesllous lo the members on tho procli-
rail cars In wl ch lhc 1-c1l11allon may
lu'lp lilo Will“ 1: gill nl‘ (‘onlmcllcuh
Sllu suggnkloll lhul 1' mil club l‘l-)1l(‘~
kculcd haw :1 strong lnduulllnl mm-
Inillcu and that the llll'lllll‘l‘fi of the
club 1191' I'bcll vast Inllueucc I11 bob
lcrlu'r induanlul condltlond for the
\voplcu In the tunic M1211 l‘or'lcl said:
"If possiblc puikuudc our I1 club to lukc
up for one ,v'cm 11 course of study and
luvcmlgntlon along lnduulrlal lllms
which can If propcrly planned I111 111ml.»
:111 Iulorcsllug all any courxc In 1111.111'
literature. l have the promise of our,
in sol-lulu)
and economics that they wIll 1111-11110
such 11 course If any club llcshcu It.
Flnd out just how 11111111 working glllu
then: arc in ,111111 town and how 'lhcy
Ilvc,botl1 111 the tummy and older am"
our of II. T111 11 \vlu'u coudlllons huvu
bccn loathed ”there Is 11 need. neck
lo rcmcdy It. Mrs. [’01 1111 also
gcslcd that. the members or the Indus!
lrlnl commlllcn become familiar with
the ordinances of their own towns and
lhc laws of the state on qucstlmm pcr-
tnlnlng to woman“ 11 labor Find out how
nuulv hours they may legally work a
week and see how many dcpartmont
stores In your own town are already
violating rhla low by requiring work
of twelve hours a day on one or two
duyu of the week and glvlng no extra.
pay but the committee than be
mady to go before the Conaumcra Leu-
guc and haw; the backlog of tho whole
club, 111 thus way a grcnl deal can
be accomplished for the good ol‘ the
worklng glrla and women The lhlrd
and most. practical way In whluh Ihu
mt‘l'lllltMH could help the mom I11 by
helpful; the new woman factory llllpcc-
tor bvl Introducing her Ml 1111c. cornea
to ant-h town where there In 11'. Woman's
club, wn nlnployoru and wurkIn'g- plrlu
outnldo of working hours, by which
manna aha can far better lcnrn how to
help them. Mra Pol-tor than told
the otory of how she first became lu-
toreslcd In the welfare of tho wurlct'
lag glrln 11nd how that study ch to
tho wmnnn factory lnupeclor hlll.
$100 REWARD. $100.
The roadcrli or thln paper wIll he
plnancd to learn that them In” at least
one dreaded dlucnan that aclnacc hua
hoda abln to care In all 1111 stance.
and that Is Catarrh llulls Cntnrrll
Cam In the only poulllvn care now
known to the landlord fraternlty. Cn-
larrh being auonntltldlopal 11111111131111.1111
nation a constltutlnnnl treatment.
Hall's (1111111111 Cure In taken Internal-
ly, actlue dfrnctly open the blood and
mucous our noon 111 the oystom. thorn
by Iidnntrmgag'K this foundation of the
alliance. ttlvllls
nlronsth by build as up the chaotlta.
111111 and 1111111111111 nature In doing ltd -
vl'n‘rk Then proprietors have no 111111111 '
faith In Its curative worn that they
olllor One Hundred I’llnro for 11 av
cm that It falls to cure. band
but of loothnuulnln. '
0Addronn 111.1. CHENEY r. 00.. ’l‘ulo»
”will
9111 ll all Duic‘glbla one
'l‘alii; liioll'ii Fatally Bllln for 1111an
pntlon. .
M
111511 1111111111. player are Words that
m larcen- tlum their Ideas.
Wm
ll 1111111111111 1111111111 that 11 fresh
little mutation 1111' 11 1111111 or nerve. 3
‘1‘
lllt “lmndvg whilgiim”
wad :11
Rllg‘,
, bulb of foronlry Inalrnctlon
tho pull out .;
avastl‘gnte, complalnts against
oldinrw Forest
‘ GIVEN T0 anavrao
‘.‘...
wo thousand Acres of llmher
Presented to the University
for Study
CAMBRIDGE, Muss., Nov. iirvAll'
nounccmcunwns made here. last- week
that Harvard llnlverslly has received
:1 gift of about 2,000 norm; of valuable
lillli),(’l‘ifl.lld. which is offered as a spec-
lul adjunct to the division of forestry,
and therefore? as part of tho equipment
of lhc Graduate School of Appllcd Sol.
l'lltll‘.
sham, Mum, and the larger part of it
llnu bccu owned by James W. Brooks.
with whom the ldcu of pc1pcluallng
Ihc Ion-sf glowlh for the bcucllf of
tho couuuuully orlginatnd.
'l‘hc woodland about I’clcrshnm has
low: bccu 11 source of dllzllucllnn 11nd
hroupcrlly to the town. and Ila prea—
111'111llou and full utilization seemed
to cumrrc a continuance of thcsc bou-
cl’lls. To this cud Mr. llrooks offered
his Iran! to Harvard university for the
115111 of tho dlvlslon of“ forestry 111 n
111'ch- 11111ch bolmv i111 estimated ncllluu
valnl'. Al Ibo sumo limo owncra ol
Ill-lghborlug laud. Music's l'ldwlu C.
llcxlcr, .Ioncph C. Smith. Henry S
llcnncll, (‘hurlcs S. Waldo. \\'llllum
Slmen and .I. .I. Illgglnsou,'11ud Mr.
Ilrouku himself. offered to glvc onl-
rlghtudlolulng lulu nudlmldings which
Would round out and protect the res
crvallou.
’l‘hcsc gifts. amounting to hclwccu
two hundred and three hundred acres.
wcrc contingent upon the acqulslllon
111' the main tract. 'l‘hls acqulshluu
has now been ensured by tho gum-roe!
11' of .lohu S. Alum-1. of3llol11on. who
has glvcn lhc uulvcrully lhc money
headed for the purchase of the land
and $5.000 more for cuulpmoul and re-
utilrs ol‘ bulldlng. .
'I‘hc slgnlllcnncr of this valuable
glfl Is thus dcacrlbcd bv l’rofcsuor R.
'l‘. h‘luhclz
"Tho iUl‘ég Included I11 this gift
coluprlacn what In probably the hunt
body of timber now to be found In an
equal area In Massachusetts. ’I‘hcrc
flrc fun mllllou board fool of men
nhuulnble lumber at proselll alundlng
on the tract. llllll'~ll‘lllill~l of ll Wilill'
plno.
"Several bulldlunu. (mo of thorn 11
burl ol‘ dormitory 1111111 by 11 religious
cumnumlly. afford lodunuwul both for
atuduuln and luulructnra and for tho
munnglng lorcu. 'l‘hc grout advan-
tage, howovul‘. from tho helm, of vlbw
and of
practical Iumborlng, lies In tho 11r-
ranxomcul of the age groups or uollor»
utl'ona of timber ft on hnmu-na that
11111111111 of varlnnu lurch, from tho small
unpllng lo the mom 1'0 true, are almost
equally roprcuunlcd on acpiu'nlc urcna.
'f‘hlh condition. llllwll with lbc rondv
coronalblllty and aulcuhlllly of thc thu-
bcr conulllnlon 11 unique oupurlunlly
‘fol lhc 1111110111111nt prnctlcc of form
rr
mm... ...... “flue-m
ONLY CURE. FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mr ll‘rankllu lluall of New Castle
Ill-1.. urn: "l uuffcrcll for yearn wllh
dyupopnlu, 11111111 to have great (”strong
and belching. l trlnu everything 1
cool? hear of but nothlng holucd 11m
ball I look Brnolllun Balm. and 111111 on
rent bottle cured me oomplotolv "
For sale by ll. ll. Plnlotod. F‘. ll.
Baxter and The olllrord Pharmacy. “
LAD LIVED IN WOODEN BOX,.
lewlnton ‘l‘own' Word Trhitod and
Fed Mk 0 .11 Donn—Humans
WINBTED, Nov. 11,-4.1 1.1111111; that he
found 11 told and a half your old boy,
{ward of the town or Harwlnlau, llvlug
tutu wooden box during the day.
more he W“; fed has 11 dog and
planning In n 11111111 111111. to a tubules
Colonel. n1 nlght at 1111.- 11111311 Mr».
flllllitabnth 311011.01 flarwla on, fur
’ma 9 Agent John 11' 13011111101111 of Win.
lite who was authorlucd bv the altar
any hero of tlio mandala Solitary I111“ it:
1' .
Snow alleging cruelty has rawmmcnd
all the removal of the boy from the
13an 111111111. ,
.' ,. «.
The land In allunled in Peter-1
Worth street. New York. . 3
HUNTER LOSES 'HIS GUN.
New Haven Road Paymaster Chases
Br'er Rabbit.
ccltlun paymaafcl' of the New Haven
road who was hunting last week in the
woods. The cottonlall made a hard
effort to get away, but if was
cupped bv
thIec logs
II: was some distance from him when
he saw It and drew a bend upon It.
the fact that It had but
cd away.
over. and the hunter tried agnlu With
no hotter results.
The rabba made for the tall timber
and brush 11d fearing unit. ho. would
lose him on account of his poor marks
numsblp, the. paymuntcr threw his
splendid rlflc. to one sldc and run of-
lcr the rabbit. He chased tllc rnbhlt
perhaps :1 quarter of a mile and cup
lurcd II. when he returned to look
for his gun It could not be found. The
Nile was worth In the nclghborhood
of $80 and the rnbblt was valued at
about 70 cents. Up to date the rifle
has not been found.
aclf to the requirements of breakfast.
luncheon, dinner or supper. and gives
scusonnhlc variety to every meal.
MARRIED IN NEW LONDON.
NEW LONDON Nor. ti—dtccol'ds
In the town clerk' 1 offlce show that
(‘Ilfford S Heinz, son of the mllllonulrc
plcklc 1111111111'nc11irer, and Miss Virginia
Campbell Wel‘e marrlcd on Saturday.
Novmnber 2nd. They look out 11 mar-
1'iupc license on that day and request-
cd that nothing bc said about ll The
rolupnl was 11111111», Monday signed by
Jul-illce of the Ponce Reuben Lord. Mr.
Lord explained that he seldom noticed
couples whom he married and he did
not rcmcmbor nuu'rylng any one by the
mum's given. Illa slguaun'c was on
:hn returned mnrluge Ilconsc neverthe-
CH8.
’I‘I1cr,- Is no witness so terrible, on
accuacr so powerful, as commence.»—
Polybnls.
W
A WAR VETERAN.
Mr. Lyon, of Noroton. Relates His
Experience.
‘Iou have y'omself to blame If you
no on kuffcrlug from stomach troubles
We have published statements from
runny South Norwalk men and women
who have banished dyspcpnla Its
worst form with tho'uso of Dr. Ich-
nrds Dyspepsia Tablets.
It Is the same story In towns near.
by Formulation, Mr. Samuelbyoa,
n wcll~known war veteran residing at
Nor olon, Conn , unyn' , w-
“I have llvod In thla vIcInlty proc-
llcully all my IIftsuud I know that
very few If any on plc haresabont wlll
doubt my statement. I have been a
sufferer from dyspepsia for a good
many warn and as l have been re-
llevad of all 11111 distressing symptoms!
which panic “in no mlucrablo, I thlnk
It In nolhlng but just that I should
glvu my lcnllmoay In behalf of tho
remedy that has brought about this
wonderful change In ‘my Dbolltc. Ev-
nrythlng I ate seemed 0 121111110 dbl-
trout. 1 11nd Irony llttlo aKoolIto-aud
was at a loss to know at that to
adopt for what would agree with me
one day would cause trouble the next
day. My heart would beat very fast
It 1 look oxnrclno that was In any way
viola t. I had about “you up In den
‘hnlr t taking my age was 111111111". me.
At this than a friend who had board
of Dr RIchnrda 'l‘nbleln 111111th nrnlnnd,
climbed to bottle at Allen’s drug store
11111111311911 me to take lhcm. 1 did
no with tho roault that l obtnlnc‘l at.
most Inalnnt relief I found the lltlc
lax llvo pllla which 11111111.- wllh the
11111 11111 to he! the 111111111 ,lhlng for con
ntlnnllon I ever undo Mr‘appcllm
and digestion arc now all that could
he dcnlrsd and I nlvo all 11111 crcrllt to
Dr. Richards ’Dyunennla 'I'nblcla"
For naln by all druiptlsla. Best
to any "Richards" twine. Prion no
cents or bottle. Made by Dr. Rlclr
owls sonnets Tablet Abdfldifltldfl. or
A, good story ls going the rounds of
1nllroad men about the mlslortunc of a
handl-
Ills aim was most careful, and when
he thought. he had Br‘er Rabbit he blaz.
The Shot war. :1 11111111, how-
Al'uo Red Salmon readily adapts Il-
CONN ECTICUT SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Flftleth' Anniversary Convention 81:-
ing Held In Waterbury.
\\’A'I‘ERDURY, 1‘ov. 6.~The C011-
nectlcul ‘Sunday School Association
observed Its fiftieth anniversary yes—
terday when the annuhl convention of,
the organization opened in the First'
Mellihdlst ‘Church. It In a jubileel
convention and It 'ls thought that over
300 delegates are present from dlffer-
out parts of the states. The jubilee
convention promises to be one of the
most noteworthy the association has
ever held. The convention \vlll hold
sessions mornlngs, afternoons and
exculngs uhtll tomolrow and during
the time some of the bést known 81111-
dal 1.1 bool uorkms In the country will
'.ddrnss lho dolenutcn.
When the first watch was called yes-
lurdar morning. the Rev. J. W. Ray.
general secretary of the association,
there were nearly fifty delegates pres-
out The convention opened with the
slnglng of a hymn, which was led by
the Rev. John N Lc1vls,.lr. Then Mr.
Rays spoke on "’God a Manv-Jlis Phhto-
graphs'
The second wnlch of the convention
cmmneuccd at. " o'clock .v'cstelduv af-
lcrnoou with Samuel H Williams,
prenldent of the state association, urc-
sldlug. Words at wolcomewere spok-
cu by Mayor W. E. 11101113 for the.
city; the Rev. II. DeWItt Williams.
prenldcnf of the local Si111day3School
Association, and the Rev. Frank D.
\lr'nllnr. for the First Methodist
Church, where. the conventlon ls heme
held. Responses were made by Sew-
ard V. (India, the Rev. E. F. Talmadlze
1111111: the Rev. C. E. McKinley, of Rock-
1' c.
APPENDICITI8 _
ls due In a large measure to abuse of
the bowels, by employing drastic pur-
gnllves. To avoid all danger. use only
gentle, cleansers. and Invlgornfo'rs.
Guaranteed to cure headache, billloua
ncas malaria and jaundice. at F". H
lluxtcrs drug sloro. 251:. ’
DEGREES FOR "THE GOVERNOR.
Gunners Will Have Buoluoos WIth
' Him for 1 Wash or Two.
The next. two weeks wilhbo busy
nuns wllh (loverno1"Woodruff. as the
Patrona of lluubandry will excrclue
the goal, In hla behalf. As a member
of the Grunge in North Haven he has
taken four dogrocn and lhe fifth will
be glvcu Illnrhy the New Haven Conn-
ly Pomona at Walllngford on Thurs-
day morning at 10: 30 o’clock. On
Novembcl 9 all p. 111.. th officials
of the stole orannlzntlon Ill give
.blm and others tho sixth dogma In
New Haven. All a rule this degree In
10va conferred at meetings of the
State Grange, but In 11an of the sour
luv; moetlhg or the Natlonal Orange a
dlmonaatlon has been ulvon for the
work I11 order that tho candidatea mny
rooolvo tho uovcnlh degree at the 1111-
1101111! Bunnbm harm ,
warm at the Capitol yesterday the
novnrnor cloned a req‘nlsltlon upoh
Governor Hughes of New York for
the body of Goodman Croog. charged
with oummlftbut forgery in New llu~
run on Soplnnmor 21.1111 reappointed
S B Harvey, M Willlmlmtlc. .lamcn
Huntington, or Woodburv llllbort 0.
Hull of Illldgcport, and W 3 Movie
or New Haven, prosecuting unicorn o
the Connecticut Humane Soul ety.
W
MAY Bl! ACJUDGED BANKRUPT.
(lrodllorn of tho. 111111111111 ’l‘rap Rock
lompany. of Huntington. filed a potl
tlon In the dintrl'ct court (if {ltd llnlto‘d
Burton on October Ill linking- that. the
manually be adjudged bankrupt. The
company made no mmwur to the poll,1
lion and an Judge James P. 1111.11.01
the court. to out of the dlslrlcl,'ll1n
111111 Inc was Monday rofcrrcd to John
W. llunka. rcl‘crcc In bankruptcy for
lu‘alrllcld county ”Ibo company Wan
cltcy to appear bolorn Reform allulcl
vuntkrduv and to submit lo duck urdem
no he mv‘ly make. it won ovunnl'nd
, that. Judge flanks Would adludge the
company bankrupt.
Dr. King's New Life, Pills, the safe, ,
WILL ENFORCE LAW.
Temporary Subotitute Will
Oomm'losloner.
Governor Wo'odrut‘l.’ has made 111'-
langements to confer with Attorney-
General Holcomb on the appointment
‘lof a persoa to attend to the duties
ipertalnlng to the enforcement of the
dug law during the Illness or General
38ermbn 0. Averill. The statutes do
not make provision tor the appoint-
ment of a temporary omclal. A mes-
sage was received from General Ave-
rlll 8' home In the town of Washlngton
stating that there is an Improvement
In the general's condition. He passed
a good nlght, and his physicians en~
couraged his family to think that he
will recover.
Governor Woodruff hat! approved
lhe bill of the Smith-Worthington (30.,
for$195 for housings for the First com
pany, Governors Horse Guard. “ ~
The governor has reappointed the
following prosbdutlng ofllcors of” the
Oonneotlcnt Humtne oSclely; Wat
lace S. Moyle, of New Haven; "James
Huntington of Worlbury; Samuel B.
Harvey of Wllllmantlc, and Elbert 0
Hall, of Bridgeport '
A HARD DEFT TO PAY.
“I owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be pald off," writes G. S. Clark,
of Westfleld, Iowa, «”for 1 my rescue
from death,~by Dr. Klng'u New Discov-
ery. Both lungk were no seriously or-
footed that. death seemed Imminent.
when l commenced taking New Dls-
covery. The ominousr dry; hacking
cough unit before the-first bottle was
used; and two morcnbottles made" a
complete cure.” Nothing has [ever
equaled New ,I)lacovery for coughs,
PM for
colds and all throat and 11g "com-
blalnts. Guaranteed 'by F. . Baxter.
drugglet. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. , - ' "
A very old lady on her donlhbed
ln'a penitentlul'mwd'aald. “l have
been a greatulanor-for morn than
._ Eighty yéhl‘fl ,anddld- not know it"
About colored woman who had lived
wIIh her a long time- exclalmod:
Lord! 1‘ know It all the time.”—-—Atchl.
3011‘ “lube.“- ., 1, * '1
SW
To AILING WOMEN.
A Lune 311111111 111111111. will Help Many
A Buffer In South Norwalk. , ,
. No woman can be healthy and well
If the kidneys are sick. . Rolsous that
pass In the urine when the 111111.111.
are well are retained In the body when
the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and
bladder set I'nfl‘amod 111111 swollen.
crowding the delicate female organs
nearby and sometime. diflDlflflan
them. This Is the true can of man
bearing-(low pains. one no 1111111; ‘11-
110 causes hendnchon, dlll‘zy ope-Ila. lou-
guor, nervousness and rheumatic
polo.
When fluttering» Donn' a Eld-
ney Pills, the remedy. digit. cures alcll
kidneys. You wlll g'et ll ttér 1111 the
kldneyo got bailiff .3111! no alth will re-
man when 1111111313911 1111 well. Let
a South 11011111111311.3111. toll you about
Donn’n Kidney 1’
Mrs. John Porter. of as North Mnln
81.. South Norwnlk. 001111,. 11111111: “I
balm buffered from my ldneya more
or loss for ten years: 1 times I had
.1. :1‘
. headaches 11111! dlsslnuw’nd 11 devolut-
oat heavy dull polo am my hlns. l
tired 011311113! 11111! the bubbly was at
pays 111019 1111111111 If f on gut cold
or durln a well or onion weapon; 1
won ndv I'M to (01th moisten mus
attire for .Donnls Kidney, Pills and dlrl
on. In for: than ‘11 week after 1 ho.
111111 us‘l’nl‘; ihéii‘Hl the 1’13an and when
left mo and t on lih‘ voral months
have olnmd since I' and he rumour.
l have 111111 abersturawf y ohl trou-
bled. « My 11111111111111 was ohm troubled
wan backache 111111 kidney mmnldlnt
and Donna Kldnoy Pills Ilitl him a
wonderful lot of good. . We both too
ommnnd them to anyone nurturing
from llldney 1.1111111 int" ; '.‘“ '
For sale by all colors: 1 Prlco 50
cents. Foater-Mllhum (‘10.. Buffalo,
New Yorke sole agents 101' the pulled
11 1.11.111... 111111111 1...... Jilted by 11
girl In that she will 61
failures money 1111 km
end solos othonl
states. " v» ~ 1.. ,,......,
Rembrandt the onmowboou' wand
take no other.
Norwalk Chronicler