i
* titty?
é,
—'-
. “I Lena
,wr'e'
' canvincing every fai
‘ hgm's Vegetable Compoun
Meanwhile read the following letters which we guarantee l
to be genuine and truthful.
’fludson. Ohio.—
lnnation. drca
_. e ‘ __ In doctorlng at
. 33 -_ end advisedm
I did so and wrote
{:1 war ii relations and now,
tbfi. (metallic compound. I
woman. I give you full perm
Cannot-loo. Hudson. Ohio. R. F. D. No. 7.
Falls, R. Y.—-“'l‘wo years turn I was
I had to take to my bed every month.
and it would last from two totbrce weeks.
, wrote to you for udvicoand took Lydia It.
table (Bolltpmlnd in dry form.
,v to uy that. I am cured, tlmnkn to your
‘ You "my use my
letter for the good of others."—-lllrs. J. l .
i. no bad that
. . bam’o V
.3 If you had positive proof that a certain remed
émale ills had made many remarkable cures, woul
not feel like trying it? '
“(If during the last thirty years we have not succeeded in !
r-minded woman that Lydia E. Pink-
‘_ _ d has cured thousands and thou- .
lipids of women of the ills peculiar to their sex, then we l.
long for an opportunity to do, so by direct correspondence. l
o to take I. did E.
lyou for'nilvico.
after taking onl
have every relation to
St. Regis
iolno and guard advice.
Brcyore, St. [touts Falls. N. Y.
:ljhere‘ is absolutely no doubt about the
ability of this grand old remedy. made from
‘ .. the roots and herbs of our fiel ', to cure
female diseases. We possess volumes of proof 0 this fact,
enollghto convince the most skeptical.
II
, ataueorrlcou
street chapel at l
tiftilly
to home.
hilt! bring their childrou.
[Mom the mike ill very ulmplc, on
“M they can bc ri-ilillly lulilrruiooil by
all. The whole aervlct» laulu about no
hillll'.
Wliflr r
udminllli rat lou'u
130230 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Ve otahlo
pound has been the ntundard remgdy for
'10 lilo. No sick woman does justice to
if who will not try this tumour medicine.
,, . is exclusive!
. thousands 0 cures to its credit.
Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick women
,. to write her for advice. She
0d thousands to health free of charge.
' Address Mrs. Pinkhom. Lynn, Mails.
LECTUEE AT
leuKILav smear CHAPEL.
The second of thc illuulrnii-ll mills
whedtlled for the Wednesday nights
of Lent Wlll be given ill the lit‘l'ltl'li‘)‘
:30 tonight by the
30?. Louis B. Howell. The subject in
’ The Acts of the Abolition, 'I‘bi-ro will
be tboul tu'eulydlvc colored ulidi-u lo
lllillti'alc the talk. Several of the bchu-
illuminated
Ihdzfiil 0n the. sheet for the audience to
shit. its usual. The period covered to.
night. will be from the ascension of
Christ to St. Paul's arrival at llulnno
nliI. including i’i-ulccolit, the martyr-
dam of St. Stephen. lhc conrcl'uion of
St. Paul. St. Peter's vlulon, etc.
lilibiilct will be continued noxt weeli.
Tibial: talku are free and open to uni-
Iflil till, whether members of the par
ilh or not. and u lliimi cordial iurllu~
titlfi in extended to all who may blu-
l’uronisi are invited to l‘tllllt‘
IOOTON AoAleT RAILWAY REG
, ULATION BiLL
HbB’l’ON. li‘ob. 3:l.—~v"’i‘bc prni-llcill
lllhiiilldlion of coniilwluo and Inland
tranuporlulliul
would reuull from the liliHHllKo of tho
railway
«Mil flow lullulllly, in Collgrcuu, accord
in to a reiiolullon adopted uuaulmolni
iy today by the lrununorlnilou i-um
tuition of tho liuuiou Chamber of i‘olll-
from roots and herbs. and
hfll
hymns will be
by
The distributing concerns.
The Mill
li‘ n.
W-
companion,"
regulation
ululoi
Ilililli.
day and «very night,
incl-l but
“ I suffered for a long time from a weaknesui
dl‘ui point each month and communion.
til receiving only temporary relief. when a
Plukham’s Vegetable (loin-
l have faithfully
live. bottles
tuition to use my teatlmonlul.”
.. ~.——.———....._....._,_ _...... 4....”
lilllllil lilili ill].
llllllfS illiiilllliilil
Director Says Price Woo liais-
on Without Consulting
Diher Dealers
NEW YORK. Pub. 23.- The denial
of tho llorilcn (‘ompony that it had
combined with other concerns in put
up the prici- of milk was echoed today
officers of the, Mutual Milli hnil
i‘rcain Company. another of the
the ulnlc‘u inquiry into the
milk combination, Steven C.
n director of lbi| company.
that blu company hail acted indepen-
dently in ruining the price of
from right to nine cents a quart. fol
.lowing lb.» load of the other cunlplin
lii- uulil his firm had voluntarily
reduced the price to right routs again.
LABOR TEMPLE ON NEW YORK'S
EAST BIDE.
NEW YOItK, lv‘cb. 22l. ~A lubor tour
pic, peculiarly u ri-llniouh lnuillutlon
for worlilngmcn. hi to be opened on
the cunt Hiili‘ iihorlly by lbi- Pruibytcr
inn Departnwnl of Church inibor. A
building lulu hoop l‘iilliPil for “W pur-
nouc for $ill,iiilll a your.
Prominent among the i'enlurcii
be inaugurated will be u worhlngnlcn'u
cvrry
The building will be upon all
i
‘ _ Jugai condition, number of years of
i
. i
x .
for
you i
' l
l
l
l
l
lievo I am ~
I
Pink-
I out
his
Queen lollcii of
alleged
Milli-l l.
declared
milk
m
to
Sunday after
..lupuneae: and "in" for Indian. For
x. i7 Will i
l I §
. . l»,‘,.,li, .,
. a can i Enumeration
. I i l ‘
WASHINGTOH. Nil.“3li.—-'i‘he char-
oclor of the questiono oouoernlaa coil
or. race, age at last birthday. con-
pr'coent marriage, the number of chil-
drop bornuund the number of chil-
dren now living. to be united by the
enumerulorn ill the thirteenth United
States censuo. beginning April in next.
ill clearly explained in'the printed in-
uiructlonil to the census inherit, which
have been prepared by the United.
Staten cenauu bureau. Alhthc filled-y
lions relate solely to conditions are
biting on the "column day," which in
April it"). i
Answerer relative to color or race are
to be entered on the schedule as “W"
for white: “ii" for black; "Mil" l‘or
mulallo; “Oh“ for t:ldncne;.“.lp" for
cenuiln pin-pollen. the term block (Hi
includes all accrual) of full blood.
while nmlotlo (Mill includes all no-
groeo not of full blood, but having any
perceptible trace of negro blood.
As to use at. last birthday of the
person enumerated. the cnulncrnlors
are chiitioncll that this attention Cfllltt
only for the age in completed yours
as the loot birthday. ’l‘hcrel’oro. u pelt
H0“ whose exact one on April ii. hi i?
years, ll monihii and ii days, ohoulil
be returned iilmply ail l7. becimllc that
is illti use at his lunl birthday.
age abould be given in lehlclml
months, expressed an Militia of a
year. Thus, the use of a child lbrev
monthu old should be entered at fi-l'l.
a child 7 monilui old as 742. ii child
15 moiuim no l 342. etc. if a child
in not. yet a month old the i‘fllllllf‘l‘lll
oro are to enter the ago no (HQ. A
child who in join a year obL on the
seventeenth of April. l910. should
nevertheless be returned an il-lil. be-
cause that hi its age in completed
months on April it». The. enumcrnt
on; are told to take particular pains
to set the exact age oi children.
if the portion was born outside the
United States, the enumcrulor in to
enter the country lniit city or district)
in which he was born. instead of
...... “’éittli.
“at“ ‘myrgffiiogflltit Aim"!
ill the '
‘cnoc of children not two yours old, the
ilrehl llrltnln he iii to write lreinntl.
England, Scotland or Wales.
in the cones of children born in the
double kingdom oi Auntrlu-lllmgnry
the. onumcruior is cautioned to be sure
to dluilnmliiih Aitulrlu irom llungnry.
ill the (‘lilli' of those born lll Alluirlu
proper they are to dialingulrib niao
illllill.‘ born in liohemla and lboae born
in Auntrlnn Poland.
They should write Finland and not
linoaia for a pi‘l‘lilln born iii Finland.
The inquiry as to the number of
children born applies to women who
are now married. or who are widowml
or divorced. The answer iihoulil give
the total number oi children that each
woman has had .lurlnx her lifetime.
It should include. therefore, the chil-
dren by any former marrinxe no well
as by her present marriage. it should
not Include the number which her
present husband may have bad hi- a
former wife, even though they lll‘i'
membcrii of her family, iiilllborn
children are not to be included.
The attention concerning the nunr
ber of children now living return only
to the children which the woman her-
uclf hint had. The «numerator in re-
qulred to include mid of there children
that are living. no matter whether
they are living in his tilali'icl or nome-
wllcrc t‘lill‘
TRlNiTY CHURCH.
Friday, February 25--l0:ti0 a. in.
morning prayer and meditation; 'ln
God Our 'l‘rlull." llzilll, service for chil-
dren. ii p. m., owning prayer and riot-
inon; "'l‘llc llocli of Offence."
Hliilil‘ilfl)” i p, m.. llibie reading.
(louilt'muilon cluuiicu Sunday at noon
and ti o'clock.
liev. Prnuclu .l. (‘luy Moran, il.l)..
Our Semi-Annual Clearance and Milbl‘lnd Solo closed Sal'-
urdi'ly night. We have left small lots and short lengths!
These, with goods on hand in too small quantities
to put in the larger sale, we now put in our har-
ailino throuchmlt the Week. be sure of your share;
84 Wilmington Street, booth Norwiiikli' 00% fl -
‘mrrnour «a p K
miuiiller in chili-xii,
wright rluiimliinmillp‘.
and ntiilnill-il and the receipt» were
about turmoil.
in the lwoulyw-l-onil
slinging rihbi links to
staggered
round cloni-tl, dropped him In the midi: wciahlu a chance.
dle of the ring with u aliullur blow;i
Three iii-condo
The shooting. tearing pains of neural '
' J at are caused
by exaltement of the nerves. Sciatica lgs also a nerve
ain.
ate relief.
Mr. J. C. Ln, of mo Ninth St.
with it other.”
At an Drama. rule. as...
violator ii Victorious.
OVER NELSON
it‘onilnucil frog l-‘lreil Panel
.0
F?“
round of a forty-lire round fight with
All. Wolannl. yesterday.
iilc Siullb humanely stopped the nu. ‘ ‘ ,
NW” ”mm“ . will, an it our: almply the rust“ oi
Reform» lid. .
The battle wou‘wrhc worlii‘u liflill-
Eleven illumi-
i
Nelson. gaini- in the llll-il. stood in
the router or llIi' tilt“ and lluluali he
could bul'ill) law lllri builds, begged
in bi- nlloaoil lit ionilnue
to hit! cflrtli-r lii‘llll brok .
He war. but
in the "Illiililli‘ iilrllel' of mo ting.
the new lighluriuhi. champion oi the.
world. Ail Wolaiou, oi i‘aduilui‘. Mich. mg limit,
was lifted to ill" uhonldcrii of ill» il‘lilli- inc and that was in the 22nd round.
or». while illi- bin crowd cheered.
Only once did Nelson how u clmurc.
round, with a
bcl‘ot‘c the
Wolullxt iiiiil
were lulled before
Wolfram. tritium-ii hlrl lei-l. 'l‘bi» crowd
DN'Dlli'l’ll to learn the arctic nu illi‘
word Wont from bench to ili'ili‘il that
ullolllcr boy bud fulliiil \‘li‘illil to the;
wonderful durability of lilt‘ llnnr. lint
in the next round Willauiil recuperulcd
and from lhi-u on slowly but surely
wore down Ncluon.
For iwelri- rnumlii before the finish.
Nelson Hiwluml bewildered uud bbl
blown were ilrllrircil Iii though his
Irina wm‘c min, From the iilll'ill'lll
round. Nelson could hardly one or
hear. The left Rule of bio fiici- bull
liuit nil aciubluucr of its former i'iill‘
tour. lli- autumn-oil ,ilii hung on. ‘lu
lllc {l7lll round. hi- wuii all but uni.
in tho' :llilll round John liolllmion.
Nolnon'ii inuunaur, woman to. throw
tho spann- into the ring. but Abdul.
thi- Turk, uuolhcr of the nocundii. tori-
it from lllli llilliiifl and throw it into
the bucket. ltobluiion pruleuteil oil
the var“ of lunrii tliai bill mun wail
beaten. When the toriiclh caulr, lini-
erei- Smith ioiiioii Nahum if lli’ wanted
to quit. Nclnou unable to taut, ulcrcly
“hook bio hiiuil nouniivciy. After thirty
common of tho furticth round had ailm-
and all ddrklli‘ililv wail bubbling to
creep over the arctic. llefarec Blulih
rallied wiilaaiu'a glow and the new
lightweight champion wan mode.
Woiaaiit Olimlflm‘dii‘d. out ironed
and all but out gamed Nellou. After
the light Wnluailt cesium-rail out at
the ring like a school boy nail action
on through the mud to bill tralnlna
room. Nelson in when out on the
All "he was car-
ried through diamond. he was cheer-
iirmil of hill manual.
1
M774,“ imam
lr" in".3°o,°' («12$
09
my , I
“Wm
Sloan's Linlment. a soothin external 3 ii I '
stops neuralgia pains at once.qi§lets the news: r2323;
that “feeling of numbness which is often a warning of
paralysis, and by its tonic effect on the nervous and
muscular tissues. gives permanent as well as immedi-
OIIO Application Relieved the Pain.
. S. F... Warhin ton. D.-C. '--
“ I advised a lady who on a cat sufferer from neuiaigia ii) try slumiuijni-
rnent. After one applicalloi'lt a pain left her and she has not bccutroublad
L . . t
is ‘the best remedy for Rheumatism, Stiff
lomts and Sprains and‘all Pains.
Iloaa‘o'l‘muiocnoho Ion-untrue. Adan-o
no. mo a snow. Boston. Mm,»
l
illi‘ jaw. iii“
800. Old .1 .00.
ed for the grit and aanwncan he had
displayed.
Referee Smith made the following
statement:
"\‘i'ulguul fought Nelson at his own
liamp and beat him fairly and square-
iylt, Ncluou complaint-ll at times of
Wolnnul‘s butting bill i paid little
on" butller getting the worst of u
xame where both were equally guilty.
“liolb men tonight the name lml one
hull youth, thi- pouor to color buck
rigor, lifc and all that goes with it.
while the lillrleen years of fighting
through which N'lili‘lim bud gout- bud
hopped his strength and lvil llltn with
out ”w old snap. dash and siltlnina."
\‘l‘oluaui uuid alter the tight:
“My tight today was like a truth
Only once llld he bulbei
Nelson hurt me more by butting me
than anything else and i fell funny
for just a few seconds. i cunnol any
anything as to my future plans lull i
am ready to give deserving light
When Nelaon wuu able to talk be
! tilliil "I am iiurry thi-y culled the light
‘ofl when ilil') did. i think I could
illlVi' aluyiul ibo i=3 roundu, but l have
no complaint to make."
liolll lighters were under the re
I‘llllil'i'tl weight of lllli pounds ringnlde.
lNrilhor ilahler would divulge- bill or
‘uri wright.
Manage-r Tom Jones, rcprcurnllng
Wulguiit. initiated that he be shtiwn
tho $i.ililll guarantee for tho Wolfram
uburr of the motion picture prlvilcgeu
before in» fought. l-llulii-boliler John '1‘.
iilurk ilHNill‘i‘lil .iOlli‘u ihiit the money
illui hccn pooled unii Jones who liliilil'
fled.
'I‘hcre wan very little preliminary
rlnuriilc betting. the pdibi running 2 it:
i. with Neiaon ibi- farorllc.
Many of the lii'lll known ilportill
men of the word worn at tin.- rluguidr.
The total rocclptil of the light
amounted to $37.00“. Wulgnut receiver
83.700 liiiil Ni‘lflilll 812,000, bulb
‘haioilnla boring been guaranteed in
advance.
NORWALK ChUI'O OPEN HOUGI.
At the Not-walk t‘lub ycnlcrdny open
‘hnlliic wan enjoyed by the members
and frimliil. A NK‘illl time was enjoyed
both afternoon and evening. and re-
freiihnleutii aorvod. ’l‘wo mum-o of hit
liuribi were played. line was between
William Olson. ruled 70, unit \l‘. l..
Weird. rated lib, which won Won by
Diana scoring, 70 to Wood's 33. Dr.
Chaamu‘r. rbted fill. and lioynhAililmii.
rated its. piliyeil._llr. (Shaomar inning
to Adams by the more of lit» to ill).
unto!” JOlN "all. Irritant.
acorn aurutuunu. Pd. roll. to.
”Four hundred {holders and tan crane
anion employed in the iron foundry at
today to into in the alriitera‘ ruflho be
entitle. ii is claimed. their ilcniiiuttii fol
anvilitlreilw of the minimum rule. was
the liothlohem'ilteol Works quit work ‘
It,
‘
‘ animal , Monuments 1 Bridgeport comm
fl .
The 15. M. Reid: CG.
; Estab'lirfiéd i857.
‘VA
The Kabo Corset
New Models that Give? Grace and Comfort
We llzwc recently added the Kabo Corset to otlr very
finely equipped Corset Department, and as there area uumj
brr of different models. we are sure that women who are in—
terested in finely filling Corsets will be pleased to examine
them. 1* .w
I For those women who wish to be slender, or to appear
“'7 so, there is an especial model, the Kztbo Reducing Corset,
which has been made with exceeding great care, and results
from its wear are umrvelous.
There are models for slender, and for average figures,
which secure to the wearer cmufort and freedom of move-
nli'ut. l
The Princess Placket Follicular ,
There are inventions without number for fastening the
placket. but the clcvcrest, uealest and simplest is the Prin-
cuss. The placket can never be pulled apart until it is un-
hoilkcil at the belt. than without snaps or books of any sort,
it just draws open easily. 'l‘o fasten, one has but to pull up
a narrow tape. H
Stop at the Notion Stock and see the Princess, and you
will be surprised to'knotv how easily it works.
When fastened in place the placket closes in the trim-
tut-til and protest manner without the slightest hint as to the
menus thereof.
Dressmakers and tailors will appreciate it. Price 25c.
_____.__.———————-—-
Added to the Furniture Sale.
link llall Mirror. was $30.00 for $10.00.
was $24.00 for $10.00.
President Braces for Men.
Special soc values at 39¢ a piifr.
2 pairs for 75c.
llllllll illilll
lll lilil lillilll
imjor General Boll Says We
Must Demand the Far East
Trade in Order to
Secure ii
Cornwall, New York Man, Plain-
tlit Avon. Secured War-
aiitoe Dead by Fall»
Protease:
i
There was filed in the superior court: NEW HAVEN. Fell 23.—In speak-
yeuterduy a unit of Charlotte E. Halli lllg before Complnl’ F. Second regi-
of Greenwich. against Elbert la 'i‘odd i met". C. N. (3., here this week, bio-
of Cornwall Orange county, N. Y., all. i iOI‘ General J. Franklin Bell, chief of
“95an an ECHO“ of "and on the inn l 813“, U. S. A.. said "13'. in the future
of the defendant ill obtaining a war. the Monroe Doctrine would rise up and
rantee tired from plaintiff of her own it”? “8 a '01 of trouble. In I998“!!!
erty. She (aka the court for relief. of the Eastern trade he said: "Does
0n and previouflly to March 29, anyone think we can secure a portion
1909, the plaintiff owned about one 0! iht‘ trade of the Far East unless
acre of ground with buildings thereon Wl‘ demand it? | tell you from 3 study
in the town of nmenmph‘ known as of economic conditions in this country
iianhrivillc. ()n that day she executed lhlitlf the nation does not get a share
a certain deed of lllld premises to of this "Mr there will be suflerinx
the defendant in which Mr. Todd was here."
named no guarantee, which property in concluding his talk General Bell
in of the value of $2,000. Bald: "l have before i die to goes a
The plaintiff: can that at the time real mull")! force in the American
of the execution of the deed ohe was mm Um no motion for alory. but i
74 yearn old and was weak and feeble am here to say that the nation which
in health. She further mom that the W" moon have none to light for. u in
dofondilnt by falne pretense/0, iraudu- ‘0 ”9 “0W“ "M W“ country i! 19V-
lont reprciiantationu.throatl.etc, with or ready '0 “8i". M" in never pro-
lnteni to cheat the plaintiff out of the lllri'd-"
title of her property, wronyfully ob~
talneii from her the warranloe deed.
coerced her into aligning the docu-
ment by threatii. etc. Bite any: that
the deed wan wholly without consid-
eration and tho defendant ought not
in good consequence to obtain any
title thereto. She Ihiili the court to
not undo the warrantee deed.
W
PiLII OURID M I 1'. i4 DAY.
PAZO OINTKENT is guaranteed to
cure any can of ltchiu. Iliad, i load
In; or Protradlol Pile: in C to 14
o refunded. too
HONOHI To MAN WHO NAMID
AMIRICA.
WAalilNd'i‘ON. Fob. :3.-—-Oo»opera-
lion of the aovernmoui in honoring
the memory of Maintain ninaman. who
aavo America ltn name, is caught by
tho Bil'lut Die Society of. New Yorit.
Heinrich Chll‘itw. president of tho so-
ciety. has written Prouldont Taft util-
goiulng ouch oil-operation. loin Charm
thlnho the German poet Who died in
Strontium in the fall of ion ohould
have, belated tribute given hill mem-
ory. .
MIG
Laxative” aroma” 6mm " * 5"
on mm w» “my... man. ~
lpat- granitic.
’ [7-64
mam her the toil own. book
[an _nlmoumim.m.
.l _. .
Norwalk Chronicler