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Illitim Salli is iiallava bane
“ lull load 9min litany
Platoon m Alyson can
Prepare it
W ‘ I
. 'l'aho can of backache. A great many
' cases, of kidney complaint in reported
about hora. ”also bladder tmi:blo and
rheumatism.
An authority once stated that pain
in the back. lotus or region of tho irid-
noya la the ' dapper signal nature
hangs out to notify the Infloror that
thorn is something wrong with the kid
noya. which should receive lmntedlata
attention. Only vegetable treatment
should be administered and aaolntoiy
no tarongiy alcoholic patent medicines.
which are harmful to the kidneys and
bladder.
The following proacrlption while
simple. harmless and inexpensive. is
known and recognised as u aoverelgu
remedy for ltldnoy complaint. The in-
gredients can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy and anyone can
mix them: Compound Korgou. one
ounce: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-
haif ounce; Compound Syrup Bartra-
parllla. three ounces. Shake well
in a bottle and take in toaapoonful
doses altor each meal and at bedtime.
This preparation is said to restore
the natural function of tho kidneys so
they will slit and strain the poisonous
waste ma r. uric acid, etc. from the
blood. pur log it and relieving rheu-
matism, Bockache will be rollovod the
urine will be nontrallaed and cleared
and no longer a curse ‘of irritation.
thereby overcoming such aymptomo as
weak bladder, painful. frequent and
other urinary dliiicnltloo.
ii'hia is worth trying and may prove
just what many pooplo‘khero hood.
PHYSIOMNO’ PRICE SCHEDULE.
A Correspondent Ioliavaa It Should
he Lower During Time Hard Times.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
For some time there has oxliitod a
combination of the physicians of this
town to hold up tho pacplo and force
thorn to swallow their schedule of
prices or not be doctored. That such
a state of afiaira is allowed to exist
is not at all creditable to those phyv
siciano who pouoaa some conscience.
A combination of this uort ll not only
clearly ln restraint of trade shout
which so much is being sold at pros
out, but snide from this phn . la the
cold-bloododnosa of those ell-to-do
doctors who force such exorbitant
charges from tlroae who can so ill
nilord to pay.
it should, it appearu, ho something
more of a doctor's him than tho more
pursuit of dollars. Of course 11 man
matron a living by doctorlng. but. it
is hard to class it as a more matter-
of- fact proposition, like heaving coal
or abdo limiting. Such lo the view
:hat our physicians have shown no oi
their profession. Thorn. are some
young doctors in this town who would
be glad oi the chance to serve their
patients in a more lenient way, but
should this be found out. they are
promptly boycotted by tho "associa-
tion." and even if his patient lay at
the point of death and the advice or
help of another physician were asked
the blacklisted doctor could not got
Join for love or money.
if there are any doctors in this town
who are publicaplriicd enough to
brave the ire of the “association." lot
thorn come forward now and lower
their prico to something of this hard
time level. They will iind that they
have made some everlasting frlondr
in this town. and that tho "uaocia
tion," with all their boycotting and
blochllating won’t hurt. if ouch a doc-
tor would get up and proclaim him
self he would and a lot of iodgoa who
are trying to llnd a doctor who can
3:: the members real faithful often
Since the combination has existed
the lad members have been corn l
r a heavy burden for
our u’uorvicou. whereas it is one oi
the objects of then lodges to give tho
members medical mines for a rig?
laalooat. ltiaaoarowhatd‘ihti’n
lng problem to t to reason oat why
tho working have allowed this
"aaaociatlon" to exist. when they could
by using the doctors' own weapon, the
boycott. braalt it 11 in short order. lot
as hops that we w it soon ho dalivarad
l”from the hands oi this lot of con-
b'Icienceloaa moo.
LODGE hilhiimii.
THI IAT‘I'LI INVIOIILE.
mad I. Jeannette 'i'ttttla divas load-
ing in the panic! church.
oi the "iiattia
I ’l’aiw
til. at .tho loath hilaiitiIi
church. last "night. was much aaioyad
by "tom nudism. lilac ‘l’atiio
halad than. about nitration of bar I}
I“
no; pats 5:5r.
dmmmampm
l0 DMWOIV.
W” of latter
I libihlnvdiihaiiaiii
aspirin,” was. sad
11mm blast-Vana-
m2?!" cordially and
. 'ii'.IIWcox, aw'y.
dammtlvn; with rm
W taiapitona pious do it in
' throw“ to basilica“
no
"audio paws.
. :5le will kindly do so, it will
, mutilation this oillca and as-
rIpnmpt attan lion.
limo remote on: IND.
W. as though nothing was
Wristic of the religious
. and activities oi our day
‘way in which the many and
nations 'ior' human up
coming Witter under the
et one and the same spirit.
increasing variety
5 . ‘tlatlon oi form is a grow-
pathy and unity in spirit. 50
motion or constituency and
work are concerned, there is
ounce in the work oi ,such
”dilation as the South Norwalh
i . halal Church and am of the
Army. 'l'hoir methods are
iioront. That, however, they
. one and the same spirit and
aatiro sympathy together, is in.
by tho fact that this week
‘ at the national omen of the 8111
”Army are guests at the Con:
nal parsonage. where Dr. Mao-
“ and Brigadier Stanyon are
ng together about their mutual
and also the fact that tomorrow
lag the brigadler of the Ann!
I.” have the pulpit of tho South Nor-
m church and tomorrow evening
tulle the place or Mr. Egbert at
Iaiator church in Norwalk.
"190 other churches are also. honor
those representatives of the Sal
lion Army during their stay here.
igloua institutions are no longer
gyal‘ng each other with either ausplc
disdain, as it must. be admitted
they mo did. it in this comingto
dither»! ancii forces in our religious
',' civic life, national life and tht‘
of the world, that is the moat
sign of our times.
humans; 10 woman.
duo! tho moat delightful of 1am
to, tho arranging and furnishing
_ for the children. With
no at the day at hand, one
waaantirsly ignorant of how
W do this could evolve a room that
he simply perfect. Vogue has
”In? oi good suggestions in its
t number.
TIC American Baauty l'Oiif' lit to he.
grant. favorite with all mlllincrs. it
, “amenity used alone. but ofton
‘ I with Him. orchldti our
huge of tho tunic gives oppor
' for tho display of original do
' Ila walloucutod hand embrold
a very beautiful trimming.
Sadgsoi oven the bottom ilounce
.‘lingorlomhL frock of my lady is
w
must match shoes..whotli-
though one can wear any oi har
'm blouses with bar now
stilts. alto will invariably have a
-‘ I at aott tint into which an
. what t.“ valvoi. or...“ silk
afloroim ring thoalact
to whens
" start It! tho models which
I ’ baoarriod oat
g!
out: tortillas
Tell: a Largo «item What
the flow city mu no and
illustrates hipster-septic»
storm of last ovaulng. lion's Theatre
contained by far the} largest audience
that hits yot attended Prof. Zuoblin'a
civic lecturer: it was the aniverltll
verdict that they wore repaid for corn-
log.
The idea was a unique and tugged.
live one, which underlay the lecture.
Prof, iioublln first briefly reviewed his
previous lecturoa In which it might
express ltooli in the building and bean
tifyillg oi citlep. Last evening be pro.
cooded to present the new city in vivid
pictures by,the one of tho atomrptl-
con.
The recent great oapoaltlons have
really been great oltioa in thetusolvou.
The main di oronce between them and
carefully planned and beautifully car-
ried out wit as real cities should be.
View» oi the osmitions at Chicago.
Buffalo. Paris. St. Louis and Portland.
were given to show how cltlon abould
be bull
The drat of our extuiaillons the ('en t
tennial at Philadelphia, could not. be
used for this purpose, bocnmw it. was
not built after this careful fashion.
Prof. Zoublln proceeded to show how
the beauty of theao expositions was
gained by harmony and symmetry in
their architecture, by drought-d oiiecto
in their lighting. and tho laylng out of
thcir atreota,lai1mi and rivers. Aa he
went on he uhowed how our modern
cities might use those some methods.
We might have our architectural coni-
missions. “We could hurt as woll dim
use our street lighta in larger num-
hora having each one with smaller con-
dlo power. This would greatly beanilv
fy our streets at night. We could Just
at: well have our inke. rivur and bar-
bor ironta made beautiful.
He believed this work wouhl have
to begin with the women and told oi
a noclety woman in St Louis, who had
been rcnponslble for its civic botwrv
room.
There was one striking contrast her
tw can our expositions and the mo in
Paritt. The real city of Paris was
really more beautiful than the «spool-
tlou city, while in on oapoaltluus the
city ltsolf made a very and comma to
the beautiful mimic city.
The lecture last evening gathered up
and ‘broseniod to the eye the splendid
idea» which Prof. Zoublln hair been giv
ing in the previous lecturer: and form-
od a sort oi natural summing up of
these ideas.
in the lecture next Friday evening
no will proceed to allow how some of
those conceptions have boon partially
carried out. in real cities. He will do-
acribo the beauties oi Worthington with
the aid of the atoreopticon.
Tit! Illai-i‘l' IIDI. 0' LI".
(Twin City Magazine of Humor.)
in these strenuous tltnon so vigor-
ously emphaalaad in the person of our
chief oxecutlvo. few people havo the
leisure for the enjoyment of those
things which were an essential per
onlaito of tho good old limos, no ar-
dontly signed for and so glowingiy
tod upon by tho older generation.
1' lugs have channd some in the last
hit years, life has assumed a liomor
more forbidding as t. and la
iaaa alluring than ionner y. if we are
to believe those venerable relics of an
older civilization. it is not aurprlsc
lng then that the favored mortal who
can picture the brighter oida oi life.
who can lead us away from the grim
reality Into the roso-huod chamber of
iancy. and hold no for n low briai
hours a willing captive in thin hllyalnnt
oi Forgetfulneao. lo one tho public
cotton to. ho is tho one who wins the
peoplo'o confidence and looao coin. It
may he thot ho is no more radium
from tho droadiul uncertainty of be-
lug without tho money to pay hi9
laundry bill, or hit tailor. than you
or i. it may be that for him life is
hurt as onerous. and lip duties as as-
aciing. but he goes along with tho
unto bright smile, upvinging tho some
chestnuts and annexing acada. it
Is a public entertainer whose prin-
cipal asset eonaiata of raising a laugh
at tho oapoiiao of tho married mall, the
chances are that he has a wife and
at: kids in ltal‘aruaaoo. New Canaan.
or some other largo town, who on»
falling writes for a remittance lost
about the limo the ghost rofttaoa to
poonaWoatontonrtorlfbobsa
wriior be may have a botior hall who
is as sweet art app plo blossoms to tile"
outaldo world. but who glayiuily in-
alaia on using him to not off the
Brussels carpet when things don' t salt
her. and vtab tho quivering mains la
the coal acuttla. not your “travail:
itia bi nadotorradlry rt
mum to lid
5.
Deanna tho exceedingly aavon‘
real cities has been that they wore I
fiachsen. la to be launched from tho
oi total annihilation. will he “is in a 1
itla t a back of his naoh -
with his blgtoo. iiawili writaabril- '
llant tion on the toys of married
life i irliringlll down the honor. -
or mulchingxightoi oihlmaoli in tho 3
will thluh of something .
and so Manitoulin” fanny. so full oithe -
otnuauv's new waosuw.
Buccaniully Launched Today and
Christanad tin Nassau.
WILHEIMSHAVES. Murch 1.—-’i'ho
llrst mammoth worship of the German
navy wan ouccesafully launched hr'rc
today and chriuioned Nassau by the
Grand Duchess oi iludou. Emperor
William. the Grand Duke of linden,
Prince Henry of Pruoslu. Prince lion.
ry of The Netherlands. and many
prominent oiliclala in't' pl‘t'ileilt. Wil-
helm rou liengatonln-rg, lord lloutuu-
not of lleszoaaau. greeted the new
vessel an a welcomu addition to Ger
many' a sea power.
The launch of the giant battleship
Nassau luauguratati a not: era in the
German navy. She lo the first of the
mammoth venuolit oi with-h tho active
aaundmmt are in futrm . ‘m courtroo-
od. and la in alto. nrnmumvt. speed
and inatnllallon 1111p. nor to ..n1 war-
ship hitherto built in ‘il'rliiJNj,
Tho Nassau displuuu H.960 tuna
and is built entirely nu pardoned stool.
llor dimension and tho thichueus at
her armor are not «xonlly known. all
everything conuocro-Iltwlth her coir
atrnctlon ban been hunt wont. it is
ltnown howcwr. that alto iii to have
three. nets of tripli- whiflnilltlii recipro-
cntlrut ougiuos and illicit propellers.
llor minimum sun-vi iii iii krmts. tier
crow lit in iiuinlwr 858
The Nation's first kit-l plot:- woo
laid down in iiw luuwriui itnvy yard
at linrtur-rbavon iii the hull quarter of
liitltl no that lwr toilutlllcliml has
boob rapid. llcr internal llitiugu and
armament arc to be completed in the
tint quarter of limit.
The «out of construction. including
trial runs. will total M89i90.000 of
which $5,567,500 aro accounted for by
tho hull and internal titling», $3,375.-
000 for artillery and ”H.500 tor too
not. .
A twlu itpr in every respect. tho
WON‘T yard at ilrornon soon. while
work is rupldly procooding on tho
thriomberg at the Vuilton yard, Stet-
tln. and tho iiadou hi the tit-mania
works. chl. Thom latter two ships.
although clashed with the Nassau, are
to have on crop largor displacement.
namely ”4,700 tours. and are to be
attend with turbines. Two other bat-
iloahipa are alao to be laid down this
your and them arc, it is hollowed. to
displace over 20.000 tmiv.
it has been started in won-informed
naval circles that each of thoao voo-
aola Is to ho armed with too ii ditch
guns oi iiity caiibm in length with
great lunatic velocity. The projectile
weighs between too and too pounds.
andaathogunaarato‘boplaoadao
as to tire simultaneous from either;
broadside, it will ho mm to It»;
charge an onormoua woiaht of metal:
at one iimo.1'lla previous largoatr
German battleships are those oi the
Donischland class. of 13,191 tons, and
steaming at a limit oi ll ltnota.
mucous
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Manly bakingpowdcr .. 1
made from Royal ” ’
Grape Cream
of Tartar
arm ailin- powdugbuwidi
Royalmwwmalparefiaahhiallood.
COUNT VON HOHENAU Dis-
GRACEO.
BERLIN. March 7.———Gen. Count Wil-
ht'lm van iiohonnu‘, at one limo utilit-
tunt to Emperor William, has been
sonic-prod by 11 military court oi hon-
or to be dnperd oi his rnnlt in tho
army and to surrender all the orders
that hare been conferred upon him.
The finding of the court has been con?
ilrmod by Emperor William. Gen.
vnn llohenau was accused of being
ono of the Iii-(failed "court oarltarllln"
utilised by Muslmlllou Hardcn and
his name was brought mnatantly to
the testimony during tho Harden-yon
Malibu trlul. it won in connection
with this acnudnl that the genoralwao 1
brought before the court of honor,
More .
Coffee,
Goodness
in our drive and hiocbn blend at
25: a lb. than in any othor coffee
you can buy for ions than 38:.
This fact maltoo thin coffee
most economical. it pommea
strength, requiring elm to pro-
dltco satisfying roaulta. We till"
tbouaanda of pounds oi it ovary
week in our numorous stores
and the verdict is unlversula
EVERY Uilll PIN!!! l'i'. .
if you've never tried it you are
losing something more than tire
room-y savtngo, you are losing
coiioo aatiaiution,
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The Union Pacific
. Tea Co.
121. WM Street.
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FOR THIS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
National
mm
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- Social'l‘ilt.
marchers “,5 m” m“ '0
Below Coatl . . Vault. warm.
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A NEW PURCHASE OF
Everygarmcntlsncw
100 Tailored Stilts.
Entire lot offered at $1238
aalnmalringanoiferingofoxoopiioflll
son. moratorlahareplalaorhdrilacstrlpool’ananas,
llHWYJIIICIIartillirown;lildntflofoilmodels «three»
quarter fitted; Gibson models. trinnncd ,with silk braid,
liilpdwithanexcellcntqualltyaatiu. ”
' Shirts are in various pleated models, with live-inch
fold. it weabouldahowthescSultstodlicriminatingg
"Wildebyflewiilivalues offered in other places.
thiscntirelotwonldnotlatnntildo’cloclt.
Price each
For a choice,
and made capedahyiorthisi
attbls sco-
$12.98}
IS DUE
5 01111 ANNUAL 1
Winter Half-Price Sale
IT'S THE GRAND WIND-UP. We adopt this deci-
sive method of selling at one-half regular prices on only {
two days in the year-that is in August and March—to
cleanupalltheseason's goods. Todayts ' “the" lid! on
Winter kinds. Get your portion. '
TODAY.
‘ rBosrons-rons‘
ovsroowcu onoamzz.
Henry C. Rows Elected Vice-President
’ of Now Organization.
NEW YORK, March 7.—-0rgunlaa-
tion was «implored yoatordny in this
city by the Oyster nrowera' and Dcalv
era Annotation of North America. At
this meeting directors and cillccrs of
the your wcro chosen. Roproagntatlvo
numbers of the leading firms of "N'
Atlantic roost in re prurient. represent
lug ten slam.
The constitution and by-litws were
reported by tho huh-commuter: to the
general committee on organization on
Thursday nitcrnmu. and utter consld~
oration by tho general committee
were recommended to sue moventtiln.
which anaemlded at ill o'clock yea
lordoy morning. The, morning oesolon
won occupied in discussion of tho
r-onotltuilon and try-lows, which with
alight changes were adopted.
At the afternoon session the tom.
porary oilloeru elected 11 umnth ago
«were reelected as follows:
Azcl F'. Merrell, of New York, [irrit-
ldvi’lt,
Henry C Rowe it) New Haven, vim
provident.
Henry (3 Ellsworth of New York.
second tlceproalderit
Frank C. Darling, of Hampton v.1.
thlr vice president
W. C. Atwood of floaters, secretory.
Edward Thompson, of New Yorit‘.
trcnuurer.
A’ board of thirty directors repre-
senting the different sections of lilo
country were elected.
The oyster growers and dealers
throughout the coast are very mum
interested in the movement, and n
lfll'iic membership is already assured.
Among those present. from New l.1
vcn were the following. Ernest i:
ilail, Frank J. Mansfield, Honey 1'
Rowe Henry 8. Lunaroi’t. George T
Smith. Franklin ll. lioman. Eirm 1'
Smith.
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Saturday Specials
The "tooling was held at tho Arth-
land house.
Roast Pork.‘ 10c lb I Fresh Shoulders, 9c lb
SOSumpswithevcryOucDollar'sWorih practised.
Cut out theConponboiowaod brhtgltwithyon.
GOOD BUTTER. per lb..
LARGE BOTTLE BLUE LABEL KETCHUP for .
iiaaltlt Brand Itiiit. porcsu .. loo 3 lb. can of illlrer Lalo Pearl, 3.
.0. Pascaltol'lonr.plrg. ldo
”lbs Gran. hogan. .. ...di
Shaman”)! .......
J. W. DODGE
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19c
can for ....
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to Groom....dw,liaand40a
may
amount”, Native Twain and Pat ataoa, Willis, Rod and Wilma Onions.
UNITED «GROCERY 00.,
Spawn-mums.
Phona so”;
anhliainhhlaflorwalk” '
Phenom.
Sweet Cider, 28c Gallon.
2 Fresh irovntha mupoclailyntadaforwuadnimaraa-
gmappiaa. Awhoieanrnaanduauwaiflavor Phorwfilaavayaar I_I
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