.I‘Iyyy” . .
TUESDAY, .DEC. [5. 1903.
happy, well and cheerful.
despondent.
Womenywho work in factories and oflices;
selves nervous, hysterical, tired and fagged.
Strengthen the Weaker Sex"
. Strength Is the real need of sickly women. Strong women are
Weak women are gloomy, sickly and
Ill health ali‘ects women's looks, tempers and spirits.
l ; _’ . burdhned With the cares of the household, frequently find them-
under the eyes, the paling cheeks, and aching back, tell of a
weakened condition of the nerves and organs that calls for help:
When you feel wrong take Beecham's Pills.
all» the difference. They strengthen the nerves, cleanse the blood,
tone the organs, clear the head, aid digestion and encourage the
appetite. This they do in‘a natural way, gently, quickly and safely.
For womanly ills there is no better medicine.
womeh who are
The dark circles
They make
If I ' Weak women become strong, sick women grow well, nervous
‘ women get control of themselves after
‘I . ‘ ’ O
p A Short Course of Beecham s Pills
‘ Ll in Boxes with fuil‘directiom, We and 25c
WANTS TO DAM CONNECTICUT GAVE A WEDDING RECEPTION. PUPUlAR AMUSEMENIS
_ RIVER.
rl‘lIo Ionnecliclu lilvel' t‘onlpany. by M" and Mrs. JOh" Mill" Entcrtain 3
. Henry W. lorring, iIs secretary. has Party CIf FI‘lCNdE-
flied‘ia notice that it will petition the A wedding reception was held in
.. comlng‘ General Assembly for such honor or Mr. and Mrs. .ltlllil Miller. at
. charter mnentlnlenis as will give it the the home of the bride's mother, .\'li'.'t.
I'lghifito construct a dam or dams l. K, lIcnI. There Were present Mr.
3 across the. t“. I‘InnIIIiienl lilIeI between .lllll Mrs. Miller. bride and bl'idcgrooin,
the. towing oi l“llllt id and Slliilcld and “PH. J. K. |,I.-III. Miss \". Lent, Master
the towns oi \"indsol tanks and lIIast bill” and ’i‘lIIIrIIIon l "ill, Mr. and Mrs.
" “intism'. ’llIII IlanIII are to be used ‘1‘. it. Wilson. Mrs, I.‘III'.'I. linl'llnc. Miss
. in connection with the present I'Ilna.‘ .'ill'i‘ lilll‘llllt'. “13 J. li\\‘.\‘I'I‘. Misses
and for the purpose of generating: .‘Id lIJIilIb and Bertha .lenninps, W. ltice,
ditional‘waier and electric power. The 01' lil'iIlsIIlHII‘lI JIHHI'H Silk. Miss (‘kua
company will also ask IIuilIoI-iII» lt‘. Silk. Misses Anna and Louisa ltIui~
lssuo bonds for purposes connected lualloskl. i'tIIi'reslIIuI-IIts were served
witlrihe proposed llllill‘tII'tInIIIuis by the hostess in urnnd style. Music
and singing were rendered by the. min»
pally present. .\ number of useful pills
and flowers were presented to the.
bride. and bridegroom. ’i‘hc Ilui‘rwas
brought to a close. with good wishes
for long life and happiness to the
happy pair.
GUlLTY OF COUNTERFEITING.
Passing e.ounterfeit. money is no
worue' than substituting some unknown
worthless remedy for Foioy' s iinney
and TM, the. gloat cough and cold IIInI<
.ody that owes the most ohsilnnto
eoughs‘alul heals the lungs. Clifford
EMMA GOLDMAN ARRESTED.
Pharmae an ll. ii. l’laisted. I”
yLWMW _III:I.I.I.\'IIIIII.II. wish, ll(I('. lfi.~-
ARNST DEFEATS WEBB, ldluum Goldman and in". lieu latitmau
WANGANU]. Noitll island, New Zea- were arrested here last night. to pre-
vent. their holding an anarchist path“
ering. (Thief oi“ l’olil'e (fade stated
the arrests were made under the. pro-
vision of tin». United States I'onstltu-
lion which makes treason a crime. The
ciilhf holds that. IIIIIIIchl is treason.
land, Dec lbw-R. Arnst, of New Zea.
land. today won the sending champion
ship ’of the world by defeating,r W.
Webb. also of New Zouland. by eight
lengths- ’l‘lmc. lit .nIilIutos. In: seconds.
The... distance ”covered was . 31A. .nIl'lcs
Artistrlitdt thrtnlubont. ' ,
m
gil‘tllfllltl. Goldman will fight the ease
...,- W-...m._._ ,.~..,
MERiTand INTEGRITY
have Sustained
the High Reputation 0f
for 50 years
Has no Eq not as
an infant food
see. that tile Inhel hears the name of
moms cashmere MILK Co
‘Leaders of Quallty
LI‘NG REPRESENTATIVES: GEO. WM. BENTLEY CO.
192 State St., Boston, Mass.
.i'illlll‘fly writers of the da.",
price of IIdIIIission.
'l\'l\'ti (‘ASIC Y."
The ltIIII: .lolIIInI and Emma \IlII
open at lloII' s 'll.IIIIItIe ne\l iI‘nridaI in
tile second edition of Hair II.\tIIII: III: III
[.tt “Kilo: t.‘III=I-I',' Iuppolted III sInlI
coIIIpeteuI‘ [)(‘tllIlII Itsf lIIIn (‘olI-IIIIIIII.
Harry Lester Mason. John Morris. Al'-
llIuI' Lipson. lIi'Sllt‘ tI‘IIIItiIers. lI‘ranlt
dose, Ileo. \l'isnlar. Will Llewellyn.
\‘ornlII lll'olvn. Alina ttauer, lIIItII itey-
nolds. and two score others. The
piece has been entirely rci'nrnislled
with IIIIIv'eolIIIIdyI lines. situations.
you}; numbers and IIIIs-IIIIbles and
vIIiulII properly be termed brand new.
Aaron llotYnIIIn, one of the cleverest
was I'espon
tillJlt‘ for the manuscript.
II‘AthlLAlilIi'I PRESS COMMlIIN’l‘S.
II number of newspaper ”rpm-uni
trom various towns and cities where
The iI'lI'e llrigade has been presented.
tiltilllt in the highest. terms or the.
above the play. its general plot anti
lI'IIuIIItic situations which are strong
and llllt'i'l'Sllllil, the clean. Ivllolesonll.‘
comedy. \\'llll‘ll is II. most acceptable
feature ill any play, but one that b
sadly I‘Ivordone in most cases. 'l‘lII
specialties are all new and tuneful.
most. of them having been composed
and iIlIIInIzI-Il especially for this plo-
due lion. and will be one of the pleasing
features or the show The cast of fifty
people have all been most carrIiull)
coached by Manager lllIlIoIle. for .sev
i‘l'ill weeks. who states that the play
will be Illtll't‘qlllltll satisfactory. Ils lli'
press clippings from New London and
Derby, t‘oIIII.. Troy and i’ounblteepslc
N. Y.. and many of the larger citie-
IIln fully sllbstantiate, tllll Well Hook
and Ladder Company have made until
II rIeIord iol themselves in times past.
and tilt‘ li‘titl\ to respond to the call
t"ol duty iCIelI effort the common
has IIIIIII made has been most success
fat. and in presenting this play. the
manually wishes to guarantee. Ibeir
many friends and patrons something
oi“ unusual merit, and well worth the
credentials from other cities where he.
ll‘us produced his the play are. beyond
oucidion‘, and no guarantees to give
just as good It pcrt’orInunco here, as he
has in an) of the lIIlgeI cities 'l‘lll:
. play will be. presented Ill Hoyt s ’i‘iIea ‘
llecelnhel
\Vedncsduv eveninu
tiltll. Seats now on sale' I.It theatre
box office. Reserved seats, 50 and 75
cents: gulleI y ‘5 cents.
ll‘t“
NEW YORK’S PRESIDENTlAL VOTE.
tfi.—Willliun ,
. ll. Taft and Jana»; S. Shellnau receiv-
'.IIIl a plInalliv ovol William J.
.iillil John \V. Ker.“
ALBANY. V. IV" Doc.
to the recent. IIlco
tion of 202003 lotus in New \ork
state according to the otilcinl 'Vnie
as announced todav by tho state bo'ald .
oi‘ Innnasseis. Governor lltlgbes' plu
rallIII oI'el Lewis Stuyvesant (‘lululer
tile. lIonIotratic candidate was I'm. hr}.
The. presidential and III e-pI csidl‘ntml
elector of each‘party receiving the
highest; dole. follows: Republic
Charles H. Duel], 870,070;
«William H; Fitzpatrick.
dependence League—Alfred J.
Ion 35817: Socialisiw’l‘homas
guirc. 38, 451; Proliobition~J0hn Bei-
ry. 22 .667; Socialist Labor—Emil A.
Anderson. 3, 877.
in 1904~tho vote of the highest Re.-
Ii67.-itiit; lu-
Bout»
publican elector. was 859,533. and that,
or the highest Democratic elector 683,- .
98L
—-Doun s Regulots cmc constipation,
tone the stomach stimulate the liver , ,
pIonIote digestion and appetite and
may passage of the bowels.
druggist. tel them. 25 cents a; box.
TOBACGO MONOPOLY REPORT.
PARIS, Doc. 15.——'l‘lio report of the.
stain tobacco monopoly tiled today.
shows that tho F‘roncll nation last.
year (tilllHlliltt“tl $‘l00.000.000 worth of
Iobuooo. upon which the government.
made. a, profit of $75,000,000.
I
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i‘
I
t .
‘ Will Billliifii lllilllliil
Manager l)el..oru:‘s _
Bryan .
nw— .
l‘.)elIIoI.~.rut..ic '
Itia-
Ask your .
lllll liiiiZiiill
'I'III. UIIIIIII Slates Will IIIIIIIIIIIII NIII
lnierlerl: Unless Attempt ls
Made to Seize Land
. WASlllNil'l‘t.)N, Den, iii—“Tho exis-
tence of what amounts practically to II
state of war butwden Holland illltl
Venezuela; the absence for the first.
time in many years in an acute crisis
of this kind of AIIII'IIieIIn Warships
from their proper sphere of influence,
and the profession by the State .llcparb
iilt:lll officials oi theil ignorance of the.
intIIItions of Holland constitute. 1.
most ('llllilllS Imd intelcsting luterua
Ilonlll situation. The fact that Ameli-
ea has a quarrel of her own with Vene-
zuela and has terminated diplomatic
relations with that. ctnlntry. gives rise.
to doubt as to the accuracy ot’ illt
statement that this govt-Irulnen ll; not
int; Ieu ed in what is going on off the
coast ot \'IIIII:I.IIIIIII. indeed there is
wagon to believe that while the official
records may fall to show the uxlstonet
of any formal aurceIIqui. between
America and the NIIllIIiII'lIIlIdII, the gov
III'IIIIIIInt ot' the latter country is pro
wetting. with the tacit consent oi
.’tmcrten. to brim,r to an end the IIlIIIoIlI
conditions that haw» prevailed in IIII in
ternaiiolull sense lll Venezuela tor tlII
past two years. So lonI; as the. llutcl
shops IIIII. strictly within the lines ol
the Monroe. Doctrine as clumtruod b
the annual massage to Congress ' of
president Roosevelt last year: so long
as no attempt is math.» tosolze \‘cuc
noelan territory for peruunlent III-en
nation, there. probably will be no intel
l'el'enee. IIII the part of tho Unitet
Staten (itn‘t‘l'lllllt’lll.
l.viiKlt‘tlll_\’, the next step will be tlIt
declaration of II blockade. and of thi
due notice must be given by Helium
III all maritime nations. in order I.
prrvent tile iollueluclli. ob claims t‘o'
IIIIII'III'I'IIIIIable injury inflicted Ilpol
neutral commerce.
\t' ii. I it MS’I‘tl) liec. ll‘I.-m’l'lle llllit'l
iIItileslIip IliHUll van ileemsbirk III'
rived III the lilll'llllr at it o‘clock illl.‘
Illorning towing as a prize the Vent
litlt‘lilll coast guard vessel "2:: tie Mn
Io.“ Word of the capture. had already
been received here, and a great throne
of people lined the. Ipmys III witness
the entrance of tho Dutch battleship
IoIIIiIIellng her IIIpturII within the bar
bor. 'l‘bo liuteb flat: of tho Nether
lands had been hoisted to the peak 0.
the captured Venezuelan coast IIIIIII'I
ship, and astern of the Dutch fiu‘.
llonteli Ibe \'eIII_-7.IIetaII colors. .Al
though the Venezuelan lint: was sill
shown. it. was in minor contrast it
me Dutch pelmllt flying from man.
mast and foremost, both oi’ the. war
ship and its prize.
The “:23 do .Vluyo'l- waocaptllreti on
December lit. at II point a little north
of (.'iillllillii, II city of would people on
lip (lull IIi' (‘IIIIIIIiIo 'l‘he .lnmb Ian
llt‘ I tilslllt'l. tIlIstIHIIIIi the ‘ '3'} tie \‘lnro
in the oiling and promptly took nos
session of her. A prize crew made up
of IIIIIlulIers ol' the crew or the llutcll
warship \I'Ils sent aboard tho "23 Ile
Mayo." Illtslnning col'plnuild ol' the
coast guard. ship, and raisl'nl; the.
Dutch ilag‘ III the l‘oI'IIIIIIIst. .-\t. the
some time the Venezuelan crew of tile
"23 do Mayo" was sent ashore in the
small boats of llll‘f‘tlllllll‘t‘d ship. The
battleship Jacob van liI'II-nlsllirk then
proceeded back to this port, escorting
.lIer.1II'ize. I mg. p
The Ulllt'll cruiser iIIldeI'land lot
here yesterday for the - \‘enemielan
t’iiiiSl. She had aboard till experienced
sculnuu, thoroughly acquainted with
the small boys and inlets along the
\‘ene-LIIelIIn shores. .
The. ":33 de Mayo” while classed as Il
coast guard vessel. is a. unit of the
VenozmIlan Nari, but her size and
strength are insiuuitlrnni, She is of
Hill Ions and is armed with one ma
chine gun.
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
fake lIAXA’l‘lVII) UROMO Quinlue
Tablets. Draggiats refund money if it
falls to cure. id. W. GROVES signa-
ture is on each box. L5G.
‘A stitch at nine saves time.
comlorl
one llll mg.
The Rig/o Lamp
‘silead light. Made ol brass i
plate.
lam guaranteed
(Momma)
II
“limiter. j l
"I Bflllliltl III
Bath Room
A bath in a cold room is a
“shiverfopcralion and is extremely
liable. to cause colds. The bathroom
above all should be kept warm.
This is easy and the bath is a i“
01] Heater
(Equipped wlth Smokeless Device)
it may be carried lrom any other room to the bath room which
it will heat while you are preparing lor the bath. impossible
to turn it toghigh or too low. The most economicalheatcr
you can buyé—xiniense heat lor 9 hours with
held pur oscs.
Ilirouglloul andI nicltel
Equ pad with lllf‘. latest im roved centralI
dialthuruer. l‘landsome-nmple—-satrshetory Every
1 You cannot get heater or lamp ni your. dealers.
write our nearest agency lot descriptive circular.
STANDARD 0“: COMPANY
A Noted Authority Tells People How
to Find Out ii the Kidneys Arc
inactive. and What to Do
to Get Reliel
There are more cases of kidney trou-
ble here now than over before, willie
recent. reports show that. more pen-
plo succumb l‘ilt‘ll year to some form
of kidney disease than any other
cause.
WhI II there is sickness examine
the urine. Rheumatism is only It
symptom of kidney trouble. It is
nothing,r more or less than exccsslve
uric acid in the blood. which the. slut?-
Ilsll. inactive kidneys have failed to
edit out. leaving it to decompose and
settle about the joints and IIIIIIIIIIies.
muslin; .intcnso suffering: frequently
resulting inIIlIIformlty; often reach-
III; the heart. when death ensues.
Pains across the back t'I'eIIIII'lIl
Miami and suppressed urination and
liner symptoms of weak bhlddcr are
not thlI only signs of kidney trouble;
IIIIny cases of stomach disease. lli ad
IelIe. pain in the heart. inactive liver,
’lt'.. are but I-IyIanoIIIS', the cause. of
I'lIiclI can be traced to t'eIIblII, clogged
IlIllIcI-s.
A simple test. of the urine is to
old II small quantity in a bottle or
Jam; and let it stand over night;
Iext luol‘ntua. it' there is a reddish
nick-dust sediment, or white tll'vt‘l'
libstanee present, either consult some
"eputable physician or take a good
eat-labil- tl'eatInIInt. The following
Ireseription is recomlncnded hit-,hly
II these eases,‘
Ile it at
Ino. mun-Is:
Inedlall‘ ounce;
liptll‘lllil, three ounces.
out use in‘ tI'IIspIIoIIt‘nl
tit’ll meal and at bedtime.
\‘I’bere any of the symptoms IIIIII-
'li’l’ltlt‘tl above are present. good It”
nits are sure to follow iIIIlIIcIiiIIlIIly
:OLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY .CLUB.
and the silil'III'eI' can
home: ("oIIIpoIInd Karpon.
lI‘luid’ Extract Dandelion,
(.‘onipound Syrup Sal'-
Sllulle well
doses IIl'tcr
’lan Under Way to Organize Onc III
The Norwalks.
A plan is under way
and university club for The
(orIvIIllts and vicinity. With the con
i‘lll of the High School (‘olIIuIltIIo a
motion of eolleue and IllIiIIII'sin glad
till-s will be lll'lil at the High School
u \i'odnesday cveninp: of this week
I) carry the suggestion into et‘toct and
ruanize such an association.
it has been proposed that a. club
I” two sections. one for men and our
to organize II
olll'ge
for Ivomell, would be likely to secure
support. lly this method the [\H) see
lions could be mutually helpful and
_\L‘l eacliII-Iulill at times enjoy the ad
i'laniaues of separate III'iIIIIIikIItiIIIIs.
”the college spirit in the community"
needs IIIIII'I' possible IIneIIIIrIIuIIIIIent.
and at. thII same time the college men
and “Ulllt‘ll \\'ill enioy Ibo companion-
:Illip that savms ot the happy days of
yore
Mittens lill\‘I‘I'lit‘t‘|l sent by mail to
all whose names could be secured by
the committee. but all who are eligible
are III-cell to attend the general meeting
called for \\’IIIlIItIinII_I'. or to send their
names and addresses to ill". (.inInlInI‘l.
at the liiuh School.
The committee who have sinned the
call are Ibo Iollowiuu: Edward ll.
(lIIIIIbart. Albert Mossnian. John R.
lIuwrencnI (bar-its S. hiacfnrlaud.
WIIrdS (true ory. II‘dglII li. Lane. Miss
lleieu \l SIIIIII'I. \ils Sidney ll.
llourne. Miss .‘tlnram'et Lauder. Mrs.
t‘. S. Macl‘arhlnd.
SEALS NEARER SOUTH POLE.
\lt"l‘I)ltl \ it. ('. lIII. I: ’I.»—~Wltll :IlII
seniskius taken nearer the South Pole
than any sealers have been before, ”in.
sealini.r schooner Agnes (l. IlonahluI ar-
rived III Durban. South Africa. Decem-
ber L‘. according to II cablegrani re-
ceived here. The Agnes (l, Donahue
lIIl'I linlll'ax September 1. on what is to
hp the longest sealing III'IIisII ever lak-
en.
il you have a
is the host lamp lnr "
Illl- round house-
Gives a rim.
Bridgeport Advertisements. .| Bridgeport Advertisements
l l—I
Thai). M. "Read . Co.
. 5:“!th 1557.,
Christmas Furs for Little Folk
There is It tine Slit.l\\‘llll.;:'. including all kinds suitable and
lit't'tlilllllg to children. White 'l‘lllbct and White Curly
Lamb Sets. citlicl' plain or with trimmings of Angora. lnIi~
tIltiInl lirlnille and Beaver Sets. lx'ivcr.I\link. liox, liaroon,‘
Squirrel and Him: Wolf. '
Prices begin at $1.50.
in the Coat and Suit llcpzp'tll‘leut.
Robe Flannels for Bath Robes-
Sol't heavy (.'oltoli lilanncls in line roloring‘s, 25c. i
I’leet'eIloIrII for kilnonos IIIIIl sIII‘Iples, new patterns. some
(If lllt‘lll with borders, Izl/gc. ‘
An extra Special in tinting; Flannel. stripes and checks. 7c.
Wash (.I'oods Section. lower floor.
initial Handkerchiefs
for men, women and children.
"K.
Men's Lint-n lllllltlll l'IIlIIllI'crclliefs. at 13, 25 and 50c.
Silk initial lliliitllIt‘l‘Clllt‘iS, 50c.
\\'Inncn's l inen initial llIIIIIllI'crclIieis. 13, 25 and soc.
tlIilllIclI s lIlitiIls‘l .in fancy boxes 3 for 25C.
The Gift Room.
it is llill iltlnfillllt‘ to enumerate the attractions of this
tempting illitt'tf, for things disappear quickly and others
take their places.
Seldom is it possible to duplicate articles shown here,
so do not leave IIIIIilIing you wish to purchase, thinking to
comeback later and buy it. '
Second llool'. next the Reading Room.
’l'lItI little Mahogany Chair which is so popular as It
gift to II t.‘lllltl, is given free with the purchase of any $5.07)
article in the Furniture Store. WViIbout the purchase lllL‘
chair is $l.;5. ' .
iii
The D. -M. Read Co.
l
.—
lI‘or several years We. have made. PlCTURES one. of our leading special-
ties tor CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. fl‘bis year we think We have
exceeded all previous years in the values we offer in
FRA-v ED PICT, ~ RES
SC to , $5.00
(lur line oi l’ictlnes at the. Popular .l'i'.‘l(t‘S of 25c and 5°C In'IIlIIplises
inteIestiIII: subjects and not] trained lMlt‘llllt‘S- that uonld be gladly.
welcomed as Christmas Presents by any one.
Those at. higher prices show well their increased value.
Be. sure. and see our line. of Pictures before. making your selection
of Christmas Presents.
A. Die erman & Son
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 446. ‘
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tatch & Bailey
SOUTH N ORWALK CON N
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. Lumber and Mill Work for Everythmg .
from a Piggery to a Palace.
rhino TEL. 46%. . , ‘ MILL) TEL. 46-3.
SPECIALTIES. .
LINCOLN ROOFING a super- LADDERS, ordinary. and exten-
ior fabric. roofing, warranted sion. ..
for eight years. . ‘ RIR GUTTER. two sizes.
TA;R PAPER, 1, 2-. and 3-piy. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD
i
”——
$10G GREWI To DIV-ER $3.000.“
Christopher Dcrllam deposited $100
but. many rate he never added to or
withdrew the deposit. and that $100
has-earned so much that “late is now
i“ “'I‘ 50‘1"” r0? Savings 0‘.‘ lune 1. about. $3 08814 credited to Durham on
1330, and soon afterwards he went. the books of the bIIIIiI,_ IIIIIhIIIIl died
west. finally locatillg'lu San iI‘IIInetsoo. in Sun maul-incl) on January l, 1900.
WlIeIlIIII llIIIlIIIIII' ll.III.I,'.ot about that do- .lolm .'l. l)wvor III admlnlatIator of tin.
put it ill III‘IIII- yeIIIs. does not appvur. estate lliJl't‘.-~l.lttl‘l.[.llltl Coultnll.
Norwalk Chronicler