V .. has ,llved'fOr ovcr thirt yea1s, steadily
‘lnrity and influence; and t ousands upon
8111i {of othen" declare they ow9 their very lives to it.
spétial clhss of. disgust:
1113.140. E. Pinkhun’ 3 Va e
l'd ion'
1'1"}: laugh?“
whiting, ndvo'
ceds'o mnn'y of 11
$3111.1an
'writc «such a letter as the
‘ ‘at l9ast be given credit
then 'suliérmg (yo1non.'For
1
‘ e o'xc'lusivel
to Write her for
Address M‘rs‘. Pinkhnm.
MRI HILL As A SPEAKER.
" I-He lo Neyer at Loss for Facts or Fig-
;' . urel.
The Natio :1] Magazine in its do
111111.311 “A 1111s at Wushlngton,”
‘ l the lible and popular con
zips men at Washington who feels the
. denotorlal ambition is Representative
. .-‘=lllhi1ioie1- J. Hill 0! Coneollcut. Like
"the lite Senator Plutt, he ranks as one
of ti nhleut cangressmeh from the
N' 1110; state. A‘ mine of information.
filiiiih'ed- scholar it can be truly nuitl
11011111111111 Mr. Hill says he. known 11
thing lief assuredly understll’nds it thor-
:olltllly; rit ls amusing to sec him un«
' lo'M his immense wallet of newspaper
, clippings. knowing just where to lily
hi 1111111 on the particular conilrma~
ry information he needs. Everyone
39 in'e'lhs .oi’ information uppuurs
, 'lndéxe‘d in his mind, and when
, his Menu the lists' in nu ulgument this
,; " 51111151 of detail flies from his pocket,
',. Alli! the, adversary thus conilouted is
bound to quake A lightning debuter.
h9' is never at loan for a fact 01 11
11111 to fit his need of the moment.
ill seldom 11151.1. in public. but
0n 1 from his listeners.
in that new office building
by" the Mimi and maps commit
{ which hells the fourth 'incm-
Hrnnlr has boom the hoadqunr
torus: for the reprétentatlvos of Con-
ooticut's' ludhstrie‘s‘.
onAcE BAPTisT coNéEnT'. '
The following program .wlll be ren-
(term by the hyoung people oi the tin
ion 19111911111 t . 9. .119‘ at orace Bap-
, ‘Mlés C rh'sle' Addinga.
Lyon—4.1105" 'A-Iuderson.
, n—‘Mlhtl 01a. Terrill.
11111101111 demhnd and 11.111111111112111; for so than
t
_ c‘e'dm 61110“:ng
11y friends to use it, so thankful 11111 I.
.mtolietun metal ion th."-—Mrs'. Clara Waist-111111111, R. D. l,
o ,
I (Nil
0
”151151195“
111111111. the pending tat-lit revision ‘
"5.,
potions. tho Stamford Range will
9 to believe that it is art articlé of’ great
show any othc'r one remedy
which has attained such an
years as
(lithe famous
iiiau’ s r'émedy for woman 3 ‘il 5.: éUlil‘tss it is a V'ery good
dicine arid thé claims made for it are honest, such a record
11111 1111119 been" 1mposmble~fraud 01' Misrepresentatious
go have b't'é'n déthcted and the business gone
blwtbn. Read this. unsoltcltedleucr-
lu- rhdny‘
Mbtvri [1
compound Mahmonnnen'uod
011 it: has (10116 me. I feel
yg'e‘nra wt in female
ins, so at I 11 as
this medicine on I have
Whéh at woman like Mrs. Watc'n'nann 1S generous enou b
above for publication,81c
for a sincere desire to help
wt: assure you there is no
other 19115011 why she should court such publicity.
'We say it in all sincerity and friendship—try this medicine.
of 80 years Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
north as been the standout routed
ills. N 0 Sick woman does justice to
who will not try this famous medicine.
. from roots and
' homndu 0 cures to its credit.
Mrs. Pinkhiuii invites 3‘“ sick women
cc.
' ‘ ed thousands to health tree of charge.
y for
herbs, and
She has
Lynn. Maui;
PRIEST REFUBES To READILIL-
LEY'S PROCLAMATION.
TORRlNGTON. ‘A'prll 7.——liev. P
Dugnn. pastor or St. Francis‘ church.
informed thut congregations ut the
several masses, Sunday'that he. would
rc‘l‘rnin from reading the fast tiny proc-
lulnntloncf Gov. George lA I.illcy, tor
the reason that in the message there
lnid been no allusion to the foot that
our Lord had died 011 the cross for our
rodemptlon. Father Dugnn had no
additional comment to make about the
document. it W113 the first time in
many yours that the proclamation hull
not. bech read from tho altar of the cdl
lice. mid much comment was created
many not having noted that this tea
,tip'c had been inciting {111111 the 111011
111 go.
'I‘AnrrnA:
Raised biscuits from Gold Medal Flour
are excellent. SAHAuTuA
[MELLE'N DECLAnEs‘ NEw' HAVEN
. WON'T RESCIND RATES.
PROVIDENCE. April 7.—ln it telo:
gram to President Frank O. Mend, oi
the Ohaniboi of Gommeloc President
Mellon declares that the New Haven
rdad will not recede from its present
position in the Now England freight
differential rate. The telegram ltl 11‘s
follows.
'YVour telegram ol‘. oven ditto iiav'o
no expectations present movcment to
abolish New England freight dilteron-
tlhl rates will prevliil. Pmbahllitieu
are that the question wlll ultimnigly
go to arbitration, and before such
should bé and will he. presented ih‘.‘
ugch 11' way thnt no harmful insults
ould inflow."
“tallied Mu'y Bundlu of East avenue. Is
1'
When You'r Joints ore Stiff
mid muscles 19.1 from cold and rheuma-
09111:, when you 11pm; 1910.111];th
at e orb erry um
11' 1111 will Meme soreness and fix
ri hthn‘jijfl Forever '10 yuan: 'ii:
bili‘the i dliy on 11111 11111111101111;
bdnommllosw Don't homowithout'o
of one of the new 1 3511‘. bottle ‘
’Vl‘hat “Occupation is happiness
'all the wisest men agree. but one
needs to ho w'cll fitted out for every
kind of work , 1
It cooking i3‘ or'lé ‘L'oi' your occu-j
enable you to derive happiness froh'i' V
your work.
’ M. Yunl;
. 1183“
board the fiosition of Néw‘ 1111131111111 11°“
- to 5568108 A lti'oniliér"
.. church“ dppolnllh‘eilthfi 'l‘iio appoint
no glvan‘ out .
‘w' ,
Fred 1' Vodiuaeo nonunion? moon“ .iflp
3611111 Hellman Brings bun... Ac.
“.0011 which Wile is Contesling
br'0't‘ilo us b31105
mun. a well known reliideut oi the
West End. appeared It Ior’e Judge Guru
its in the civil appo'i' or court yeator-
day afternoon to seek 11 111110999 troll)
Anna Hoffman. The wlto. wh a roll-
resented by Attorhey Edward littl-
ion, is contesting the unit.- it a or.
ticctod that shown! introduco some ,
Honuptiounl leutlmbuy.3
About 11 your one Hoffman lc'tl
several pollcomch in a raid in which
hlu Wife and his‘ bhithcr were cup-
lured. At that tune the couple wclc
charged with 11 statutory crime and
bound over to the criminal superior
court; Upon the 1"oplcncl1tullous oi
Atuirnoy Hulleu
action wun brought to influence the
divorce proceedings. Judge ShumWay
dlnchm'geti Mrs. Hoffman and her
companion. There won a large num-
ber of witnesses on hand yesterday
afternoon, imludlug several or the
' Hoffman children who may be culled
upon to testify.
mvm '
lltlllllfllSl lifllllllllllfll
liHllllllS
(Continued trout iii-st puke)
New Haven districtwilamdoli Plains.
A. Swauu; ward. nylonuo. R .l
llonch; ltulluu Mission. E. ’l’ugloulu
111111; John Wesley chulcl1,.loll'11Chl1'1n;
l’urlt 1:hupel,.l W Suit; Summ'erlield.
E.t‘.(3urpcnio1'; Vt outiille. M 0. Lep-
icy: Bethany. iii. W;obb llotiilchelu,
J M liovotuoll. nimmli'el'u. w may;
Clinton ll. ll. Bennett; Forehlvlllo,
H 3 Still: (lrcut Hill. A. 0 Albert.
ll111"tioul-Filut church. W. W. Win
nus; Mlddlcbury, ll. C. Miller; Nuugn~
tuck, ,l. C. Lauglols: North Cnntou
uud Wunilinglon Hill. R. S. Covey;
South Mormon. l) C. Pillsbury. Union
ville. ll. E. Mul'ulnud; 'tl’ulllliglord.
W. E. (look; \Vulorbury, First ohuroh,
J. E. Holman; St. Paul's. ll. K. Smith:
Soull1,\\’. 11?. Smith; \Vntol'vlllo,'hl
Ilrnud; “(1111010011 and Suybrook, J. A.
Seymour: Wont tlrunll), (l. E. Noble;
\Vllmtmi.t.. “20111111111: \Voodbluy,“".
l1}. Slught: Vulouvillo, it: J. Curtis.
New York (listl'lcl-51xt1'-lir8t oil-cot,
1). F. Saxon; ()Ilu church. (1. Adams;
'l‘reuiont 1111111110. nud Unionport. A.
llogctts: \‘l‘clln avenue, P. A..Scl1o~
field: Mnmnroncck. ll. ll. llrowu: West
Vernon 11nd Asbury. A. Corliss; Pound
Ringo A. C. C. Corie; ch. ii. A.
Wood
‘ (‘ouuccllcul illulrlctwllclhcl. W l.
l'iounmn; llrltlgcpurt.‘ (linen church
lL:l’arl(1-1; Nowliolti. l‘). l1). lrviuo;
("11111101111110 South Wilton. W." l.. [toug-
lus: Dorian. l1}. ll, Smith; Huston, A;
J. l’cuucll; Now Milford. W. E. Horn-
bnld; Newton, S. E. llruy; Nichols. J.
NOIMVilllk lmsl avenue, W. W.
Gilos: Rownylon w. it. McDermott;
Smith Norumlk F. D. \Vultcl; 811111111-
iliclt. G W. Servls
Stamford 'oircuiti-«J. S. Ed'go;8i1'ut~
ford, 19.52 Furrer; Woutport. A. G
lloyntou
llrooltlyn North Multichannel»
backer utenue. ll. E. 'l‘uccock; South
Second street. 13,11 Thorpe; William»;
11venue.E. (‘ (‘arpentcrr John utro‘et'.
.1.w 12.111110111111111.1111111111611; All-
toriu, Trinity. .l .1. Must: lttilllih‘ Milt:
11lo'u A. M. D. Riggio; Corona“. Glistn‘V
Luht'ui; Long island City; Vu‘ndc'rbllt
hvcuuo. A. ll. Soulortif shore n‘vo'nuo,‘
8 Gt ; Long island Commuck
Circuit, 1. ll, llurrowu; Corum and
Middle Island. E. .l. Welse: Culchogub.
.l ’i‘ liumillon; llelupstcud. W. ll.
Burgwin: Kings Park. S. E. thwaon:
Muttltulilt‘ lunl Junlespm't, J. ll. Kin
01111111, J W. Fgglestop‘ Oyster
81151.0. K Woodcon; Port Vnhhlug-
ton J. A. Murslund; Riter Hood.
Llpperm Rosalind and Scorington, W.
Winona. .lr.; Southold. \V.C-
mun.
Brooklyn South District—4103' Ridge,
ll. F. Kidder; liullnlo 1111011110, w. 8.
Harper: Slnts'inhl'i; C 11 Purdy: Good
sell, W. A.’ Tompkins}; llerklme‘r
aii'e'et Charles 911111111; New York
avenue. F. W Hi‘fiiln‘h‘ and R W.
Henderuoéig'md immortal: ’l‘. '1‘.
Martin“ Mar J. H «Willey an’d
R. F.‘ Norton" 51111111121101, L1. llt'
‘ ll.
.‘ .r
F.513‘Tdfl5r; ‘kliil‘Véli;
'1‘... iii Miller;
Ishli, F E:
be'es; East Quogue.
00611551901111; ‘J. J 11.15115
Whltés‘lde‘i': 1.111110111119535 0. 011111116: .
bilge :-
Buck; valley Stream. Fl'r‘st‘ Church. o
Ocehn“ 8.511.- 1113' w: Shiigle‘y: Vsa
nor, 0. E Bishop; Sanford;
1.11111
'I‘liére wot: a litely‘ 110111119 011 111115
of the‘ appliclitions oi't monihh‘i'shill »
e‘nlly iii mo our; it'belh'g glulm'éd that
“the? wilcatloulmr’iuulllc‘itlons wont riot
huhicieut. Only nine of the seventoe‘if
were noted. iii; 'l‘he'y‘ ain‘t 0611111911
'Nelsbn, or 11151111111,
Er' oooit or. Now 1111151;- 051111;;
Welconit'l' D 0111116117,“ 0: Séihuh'ét.
Yr; *M’lner H'nl'w'oog"; or 31211111611,
Con'l'i..:1‘1'i1d‘- E 8 Wallis.
'Stennr'.“ N. Y. ..
It whit 16191.11
R 3111111111111 01 w sle'yah unné‘r‘s‘u
”#011115. Nii‘w 1'61
most Coulerehco. and to attend the con
ierenée which in to be? held in Middle
town nex't Yéi'i'r. , ,
Bishop W111 rep. of'nenver. presided , I
" yentérdlw'g all Bls‘hli' , Gt; ‘tiilell W111! elu—
gotten in arranging“ th ubhellule of
11101101! tire oxpe‘lltoli '
later tothiy‘. “ ' ' -
w—
W I
. OPTION 0N MARATHON RUNNERB. ". ' ‘ r
‘ . CHICAGO; April ”(é—um“ J. Cullu‘~ . ,
hon. reprotieuting the local syndicate. r -
1 which hilt 0810.000 51111911 of tho new. « ‘
Vlcdls of tho? aim Marathon runners Who ‘,
competed in Now York last Saturday,
but: wired on
.for the appenrauce hero or llonrl St.
Y'vaa, Thin Longbo
til in 11 "rhea against Sidney 1111111;
llV’l.~—,-Null'lin‘g hill I
tint Joseph Hui!“ ‘
that tho criminal
. liluke- ‘
uni ' , . '
Long 10111111 to 511751111111 90119:.
Mlielloi’. 111111 11.15.1111,: to 1'.- won
N Y. worm: '_‘ 'f
T.' (.30ng6! Middlelloldflonn {Halli ‘ '
' Illlo‘htititti‘ of Westbrook 001111.; 0;":
of Valloy
‘ "the: so‘stlldh 15111.11}... "'3
to 9115011 ah 1111111111011 111' Manhunt w :.
'oltér oi 1135.000‘puruo ‘ '
t and Dornudo. p13. , . 9
11
ot . 10111... Pobschulu.
' oi'llo‘od. "i‘l OmIalilI:
mi.“ _" ,VYOu ”(rim
5 91,911 , lilo. Mach
in 1 11111151111111" food wheutt
'.' I'lllu 111 t
._.,'. 9,. ,L;.,,;;, 111.111.. 5.1.1.
‘ NEw a‘uN'pAV‘ LAW. .
Judiciary committee Eight to Three
in Flvbr at it.
While the judiciary committee has
bills'i l‘ol lhc 11.151111111111101 the Sunday
low in executive session because them
is to be still uuothor hunting on the
matter, it in well undcl'sumd unions
the members that it 10010 llburul Snu-
day law will be re'poneo. though the
chances of its getting through the
House are almost nil, says the New
Haven Loader. , __ ,‘
99.99er in the matter or $1111de linse-
u .
it is thought that it would be just
no well to have a Sunday law on the
books, which would have populur sen-
{intent behind it and would be en-
forced, us to have the printout rigid
luwa remain 11 (land letter.
in tho mutter of Sunday 1.1.1.1111, but
the dilllculty in this ilou In, finding 11
HOUI‘CC from which authority could
come lhut would not eleutuully be con.
trolled by politics alone.
it is not thought. hob'ovcr. that the
condition» In tho Housn are 11111 wholv
near 1111 lnvmublo on was the cusp in
‘.l90'i when nihimllnr luu lulled to pass
by :1 huge Llilljmll)’.
TAX COLLECTORS ORGANIZE.
“—m.
Thirty-eight Members in
Formed Association.
At linrlrol'd . yoninniuy thorn wuu
formed 11 new 1111110 inundation. [hill of
T1111 Collectors of, the Sum: of Corr
nocticut. The assoc anion is plunucd‘to
give the monibel's‘ tutuul'holp in the
performance of their duties. and is or
gunned nlong thciinvs or lllo Mnyoru'
and Town (‘Icrks' Assoc! lullom. There
were 38 inch prompt uho joined thc
association Collector Rooters, of \\‘—u
telbury wua chouou muslin-111; (‘ol
lector .l. ltl.'nonuclly. or lll'ldg'eport.
and 0. .l. 'l'lurt, of liurtturd, vice-pres-
idonts. and 111211111. was also elected
trcutlurxel Dues of‘Sl 11 your were do-
telmlned upon ,. ,.
1011 session was :‘iddloilaed by Tax
Commisulohor William H Colbiu.
Newly»
Pout. '
Gold Medal Flour makes bolting E(-us'y.
11.1111;
BURROUGHS DIVORCE SUIT.
Francis Burroughs Make: Crou Com-
, loint in Conteo9 Testimony. .
~ iii no mur‘oilor’Qil 1 yesterday {01o
Sarah A. llurmuglmi‘rom Francis llur-
roughs. both of i1.1i iield. Tho plnlnilil'
reprh‘scntod by W lit. Comic'v.‘ ni
leges (insertion. The dclcmluu't in his,
cross complaint. reprownted hp Al
tomoy ll 0 ,llurroughu. ulio’g‘ed min
conduct lllld lutcmperancc. Ila pruned
Edwxud Avery. of Fuimeld. 1111 no ro-
spondent. The testimony was all be-
fore the court. at 1 o‘clock. when the
court. took the papers.
1v1. }
$39—39 _.W
1
mfi'h'c'iltm with your mirror will give the hint on to the condition
Add ycomplexion. dull eyea. show I povoriy
gto molt“: picVntiful supply of rich. red blood
Wit. Whuiev'or
touch to digest its food and to assimilate the blood clelnc'utnI ,
‘Vtho doup ly and improvo tho
111.1111. 11 low doses at 11111111111. l'lllls will
‘ .f‘e till the: Menace
{mammalian-camped”... ' ‘7
as yet rotlulnod trout inking up the -
’l‘ho commlttoa‘ st'ax'ide 11110111 8 to 3 I
int, favor or toiling flown the burn, es-
Thorn is some sentiment in lam-1.1 .
11 low giving local option to tho cities,
noon, .ludgc Curtis haunt the 101111 ,
111011: in the contested divorce suit of .
lit:
your blood may need the oton'toch
Il’in good working order. Beeqhnm' A
quality of the blood. If you are
. .
~ the Wodnes'duy Social Whist' Club
met with Mrs. .lohu Jones. otMuin
street. Norwulk. this afternoon.
._....___ -_- ,-. WWW.” v.7..- .......
It is certainly o. pleuanut surprise to
learn that MFA-LAC. the famous
floor finish and luiuilure roluvouulor
is sold by.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WASHINGTON sTAEET.
'PHONE 157.
Dailyln‘e to N. v.
For Freight Only
011 and utter 1111:1111». January ’1,
1506, Freight Propeller; will loam
Pier 28. Eunt'flivor. New York."(loo
at Dover street), every day. (excep
Sunday). at 4 p. 111. Freight receiver
at Norwalk up‘ to 4 p. in. at! 801111
Non-ll: up to 6:30 p. m.
Norwailg Steamboat Co.
Arming J. smith.
Lcuee. '
General Agent.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room. I special Futon. an
and Electric Light: Throughout. Ev
cry Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Find. Stocked city In Countotlon.
A full line of lmp'o'rt'o'd Alli}. includ
log the famo‘ui Bui’.Bul-'tl1n'l inn
an: 4 Co.’ A Stout. niwm on drought.
Anheuur all-ch. Bchr on wrought.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop‘rlotor.
Talonllona N. ‘ '
35%
551055
c. c. 11mm» '
" i' Btidgeport Advertisementi.'
The D. M. Read Co
WW“ 1531.
P. N. Special Corset Sale
'1‘ his morning We placed on sale a P. N.Spcc'1al Corset
at :1 price which will be well worth considering. ’lhc corset
is made after :1 $2.00 niodcl, in the ,up ”to-(late shape, new
long back with hose supporters front 51ml side's. In sizes,18
to 30 inclusive. See the display in a Main street window.
The price of this Cot-not for the sale will be $1.00.
I Glove§“'f0r Easter.
\.
Have just received a‘ new shipment 0f Kid Gloves for
Easter. among which is a special in Tans, Grays. and Modes
with embroidered backs, 111111.11 black glove white embroider-
011. Also a complete assortment of the Trcfousse Gloves in
all «1101171111150 :1 pair.
Chamois gloves for women and children in natural col—
ors and whiten suitable glove for street wear, as they will
wash nicely. Lmlics' Gloves $1.00 and $1.50, children's at
$1.00; '
W
. Floor Wax.
This is the best finish for haul wood floors. as it will not
scratch like varnish and is not soft or sticky, yet is trunspar~
out, prcscrving lhc nhtural'color, leaving the beauty of the
W 1' carry the tlil‘CL" most pop-
In
Easily applied.
"Old English, " “johnson's”
wood visihle.
illar mnkc'. and “Butchers.
Prices from 45c lb. up. in one and two pound cans.
The “Busy Bee" Washing Compound enables clothes
to he wzmhod without rubbing. ‘ Does not injure thL mater-
ial. as it contains no acid. and is perfectly harmless to the
hands. For fine shirt waists, lace curtains and other articles
you do not want ruhhcd threadbare 011 a board. it has no
equal. 10 cents a cake.
l‘luliSC‘flll'lllSlllilg' (lt'pill‘llllt‘llt.
‘ _
Remember the sale of Smyrna Rugs at $1.95, regular
pricc $2.25. ‘
d
M
The D. M, Rein Co.
tits is THE SEASON fur choiigés in 111111511 air-f
T rangements. The older Cdr'pe‘is' to loss conspicuous
places; new Carpets or Rugs for the more prbmi
uent rooms- When ready for the new, call on us for
Carpets, all grades Rugs, all sizes
Japanese Miltfings China Mathng's
V Linoleum , Oil Cloths
Lace C """ ins and Portier'es
Shades to Order a Specralty
gto, st 3.1.11 Norwalk
Temptations ' *
5.21.: l'i-fitfly. ‘1
Norwalk Chronicler