blob they walk
9iI lilacb doctor
It“ riiqi‘hd in ling
. he handles
9 not ttb‘h‘ pi‘erilon Itrom
elitism. 'He. Is to Inuko
Itiitb‘twhlso keep all 1111918
3 tityo days before
9 ‘ ‘ ’i‘bb' amount or“ the
3 I3 Io, be doterinined by tho
slanting the license and in
less than two nor morc than
a. 9 . . ,. 9
Junk dealer in the Toun of
9 9 ind ‘l‘h ii‘oih cities Not
80th o‘rwulk. will have it
be to phyéon‘c to the town and
{miniature also passed a law
lifts tlfe lobstermen. Before
‘ ense granted to lobster fish
‘0 cost tif‘e'm there. than the
“the stamp and the paper on
9 ii he license was printed Now.
to obtain a. license, the lob
T'iiiifilfLi ill iiiiiifii
hnndfiplinted border fan the
fr‘s. verv tlulnft white chiffon
two is evorywthe outlined
e finest possible thrend of gold.
display of exclusive lingerie
shove models on which there
.albit of colored French em-
‘ qel mly of trimming the sleeve
9 96b bér waist with one of the Irish
point cuts through the Val ,edgc
e-onds just a little beyond on
to'99he1hand.
9 Sq9 collars of Ieal lace are it:
into lots in Dutch effect even when
3 at itself is made with high
notorious of this sledHOn's finer
u. 'sre more softly blended
yer bcfoIe and me very popular
I 0 better trade in consequence.
are told that we must team to
2 rblaxi 9i91en motoring if he would not
3 h£95 ur faces a mass of firmly not
with on before the souson in over.
_ ‘I‘h - is no unceltniniy about our-
' rli‘ixs being with us this season ~urt
19le ‘11 the shops liui of all the ('l
t- for! ‘f commission In these it some
" tdfi‘ni that wearing earrings in the
mph 3 Is one of the most iiagrunt
AI tter about IcnIoving the "shine"
Hittite skirt of a suit was mielnld
‘tiiu known a spongiug with cold
9 9, 9 restore the parts of fabrics that
“Womble shiny from wenr. ut if i
W ery particular about the suit.
writer seems to be, i would
“fill it to a [food cleaner and hmo
9'“: 3 .9. rly attended to. A litilc. money
i In this Why would mean econ
- the and.
.- . lot! of many othoI kinds be
“I!!! lashes are soon in the dluplnys
or cities for St. Patrick‘s Duy.
[TIM that tho yolk of on egg
It 7.. vo ink Mains if uppilcd bo-
‘ . a lipotb nn‘ wot,
film for Old glove lingers.
9 . 9by lireuunlnkinc ut iiomc.
I: i. them over the end» of rough
' rode when pushing tho rodI
the heme; '
W
Ill. WORK!!! RITUIIN.
momma. Pm. Moron
.' to msin‘tsln order and pro
- . within!“ an tour-seed mm
at“ of workmen to the Bethlehem
Wm: today There was no vlo
J'fl warty}; of striking foreign
Mice are stationed with-
l1
“m Skilled workmen.
and ii
9;.
oe’ln tho ability of the
and there- ivu on entirg
steel wot-its and in front of the
“botanic oilioe. .The sheriff
oyor. still patrol the
. Wt
” ‘9 no in the wor
women-«N1 “
'2 sci it my duty
let ethane
owtho ood‘it
.I hmoyannngo
I Ind h tumor
lobw the doctor
11 hove
o 9 wration or I
re Inn ‘11 our.
most. .1 wrote Mrs. uh
”or savior, and
dirty?“ If 13’3“.“
II no on o-
c.5319: is gongoand I run a
woman .I hope .ym
sit ll be of benefit to 9th-
$54.31!“. 5. J. Beacon. Scott,
C
Mull F anyone”:
"1 was tinder the
.doctor 3 treat.
Intuit for a fibroid
’ mor. [suffered
with pain. sore.
nous. bloating.
Ind could not
. Mr or stand on
In y f e o I; e 11
length of time.
pro to to Mrs
Pinkirsm for ud-
vioe. followed her
directions and
took Lydia E. Pinkhum 3 Vegetable
Compound. To-d oy i am at well
woman.- the tumor was expelled and
mayv9 whole system strengthened. I
Vise all women who are ntliictcd
with tumors or female troubles to
try Lydia. E. Pinkhnm’ 5 Vegetable
Coin ill-whirls. E. F. HM I:.s
ashlhgtoo 81.. Boston. Mass.
ham s
dayfthev
bro! i
download...
tom-ire
m....
RERBESEI‘ITS OYSTERMEN.
Attorney F. L. Perry can to Wash-
lnoton to App!» Before Wiley.
Attorney Frederick 1. Perry. of New
Haven, left that city for Worthington,
D. (3.. youtcrdny afternoon for tho pur
pose of reprcscntlng n humour of Fair
flclrl county oyster growcrn nnd lienl
ere III Ihc hcnring to be giycu Iln
oyutcrmcn at it) a. III. Ioduy iwfor
Prof. iinrvcy W. Wiley. chief of tit»
purc food commission. qul nino chen-
int for the unmc.
The government has udoptrd who!
are married on muuc very strict rulc
concerning the (~qu of oyster bcdi
against iltc flouting of oysielu nod to
to the shipment and cure of ihi‘ bl
anven.
Tho oystcrmen desire to have norm
of the pure food ruleu changed it
some instances and other rules ndopi
.Iti. ‘
.._._...__.....MW~
FOOTBALL PLAVER HOGAN VERY
ILL.
mnnmuron, March 2.1—.lmuos .l
Hogan. former Yule footbull captain.
In serously iii born at the home of his
purentu. Mr. and him. John liogsn In
suffering with pneumonia and I'lcplirl
tin, according to the statement of Dr,
Willlmn .l. llounn. who in nttondluu
the nick IIqu. A Hpooinlint from New
York wuti horn on Monduy to oxumlno
Mr. Hogan. His condition this mom
Ing was reported to be favorable af-
ter hnving pulled n fairly comfortable
night
”i I'm; lit-inland pikei
‘ 9s.u. .ulrcustlt. urchins-mu
R“
i!”
Mrs. Pinlrhmo‘flfna Invites all sick women
her for~ sdvi She
thousands to heal thfree
Adm Mrs. Pinkhbn.
.._
F0
to
of
all
[in
m
on
on
of
in
hit
wt
in
ii!
, WW
humane MIN. EINID m Lid
Elston. 9
table Compound. and the
disappeared
Lydia.
poulnd lift
my ave if it had not been for Mrs.
wfigo advice and 1.31de
Pearson. N. J.
Because your case is a
one doctors having done you no
good. do not continue to suffer w ith
out giving Lydia E. Plulthnm 8 Va
ctable Compound a trial
. has cured many cases of female ills,
suchnslniinmmstionnlcerstlon. dis-
Linea
rltlcs.perlodic petunbnokuchemtc
For 80 years Lydia E. Pinkhem’s Vegetable
00 has been the standard
9 No ”sick woman does justice to
If who will no try this famous medicine.
mm roots bud t.herbs, and
“of. char“
Lynn. Mess:
(.‘lnlmiug tlIut his wife doucrted him
cccdlngn agulnnt Emma ll. Cindi. Pa-
pcru were served upon him (‘ook in
()mnhn, Nob.
log with u illt‘tlil‘lcai compnny.
April 17.
rind .luly H. limit.
home was Emmu Myntl.
Shrub
wuhtn to ho ft‘f't'tl from .luuwu A. lint-
for
ridge until the“ action wnu brouuhi.
Thcrr- in one minor child of which 1hr
custody.
April 22.
The
bulb l't‘lurnltbio to
Mil'itut'i it}.
rcnldcnt of lIvIlu-I,
from iliii wifc.
Cablll, of South Nurwoih.
fondant Is the owner
sud desertlou March l7. 19m». III III
legod.
Cnhili Ociohor till, till)! Deputy Show
Min. Gahlll yosterduy morning.
PAID O
, cum any we fltnbi
ing or wounding?
i9ltys or money will,
e'soiomu iii-Imam.
Ind Adolph bani.
violating the lam W
of liquor. oil biting mill minim. up
poured before .YIICI‘O‘ Min 1“ ‘itlot't i 9
the Uhitiil Edict court. New stove"
Yfltme
witty entire lirti count. and upon the
nutrition
than was hailed. limb was .9 ‘
sud no bum new mod timid
cor” May in...
2 “No one knows
., I hare suf-
shdmhsoird‘fhe.
: y doctor said
he could otgtvo
the no”; log. to
are it», fibroush
he viceuof n
9began
4"!“ E!
Pinhhsm’s Vege-
Innou
utinu its
or feet: he
.i’lukhmu
been o s omhmofi
lbeilevo i should hove been in
(1 am now in
bud. "
Ave.
’11 Vega tab bio Com
rs. 0110mm MAY. so it
if.“
Mrs. W. K. Housh says:
"l have been
, completely cured
3. Of It severe fe-
male trouble by
Lydia. E. Pink-
" ham 3 Ve e
Compound. "$111
~Mrs. W.
Bevan. 7 East-
View Ave. Cin-
diilioult
it euro y
mcuts llbroi d tumors. irregu-
remedy for
bu
Lem- Huuv Iron snow.
nun—n.
oui'giu. Too Much foi- Mn. Cook.
Nu Mutt—Another Alleges
Cruelty.
go upon the stage. Francis H. Cook
Bridgeport. has brought divorce pro.
whet-c uhc wmi nppcnr
Cook
Iicncricd him
The rouple were tour»
The wilt-'s maiden
ogcu that hill wife
liiiii.
Battmon vs. Buffet-son.
.l. limit-molt. of Bridgoimri.
non. of Wilton. She alleges that
tlcraon treated her with intolcrnblc
lolly from lht‘ tiiili‘ of iiiflr flint“
Ilht-I‘ nulls thi- court to give low the
Thc couple wcro married
1901). The wlfc'u muidcu
iiii‘ wuu Flnrub .i. Smith.
Cook null lllltlcruon nuilu iii'i‘
tiu- Mnrr‘u lcrm
tho civil uupvrlor court,
lethal Mao Suits Divorce.
ttnhili. II well klmwu
[NIH brought suit
the uupurlor court tor Itopnrnlion
ircno ti. You 'i‘ausell
'l‘ho III“
of u 'l‘urklel:
in, on llaviiuml niroct. Infidelity
lb one John Shel-mun. of Norwalh.
d othcr pounds at divoru limos
Minn Vim Tumult boonme Mrs.
Peter Doolun curved the punt-rs on
9 the nsyipatipn urobloln bow
‘Ambose Clogher or Pltftliield rcpre
9 engineers who prepared them. Others
body was given one week in whichto
' than tho $18,000 to "0.000 daily he
.9 '9‘9‘9' “kw ‘ ‘
PM 2 9Hrurillurn. Cos. Dyspepsia and Olin:
l
or... the “trounced a. r,‘ sud for
throc hours the nubid'ot Was fully gone
into In connection with the report on.
eon Hort-
tord and Springfield. , 9 I
John it. flock“ and John Ii Buck of
Hartford represented the Connecticut
River company; list-ripen 3. Woman
in. ‘of Hartford, ropreocnt‘ed‘tho North-
em‘Connecticut Power company, 11nd
son‘td'd plans were explained by the
Whowore ut the hearing were Charles
in. (loss of Hartford, representing the
Holyoitc water power conlpbny; ‘Ar
thur D. Como of Windsor locks and
Charles R. Beckwith of 'Bpringdcld
Navigation company.
At times the hearing was quite spl-
cy, and the clashesbetween the vari-
ous intemts were numerous, No do
clsion was rendered bytho board, but
the Northern Connecticut Bower com-
flie a brlcf.
n—u
NEW HAvsu'e ‘EARNINGO.
Returns 39 Far This Your Are Very
Satisfactory.
The New Haven rm has not yet
suffered any appreciable lost. in good
earnings becuusc of n eluciteulm in
general intuitions in the territory it
serves. in fact. comings for the lord
two months have been showing gains
of £15,000 per day, which is lens
GWEN? It! moss in the full. but no
more of a felling off than'might be
oxpectcd In any notmnlwiutou. Con
sldcring the. unanimity hard weather
conditions of the last eight weeks.
the New llnycu ‘nuumgctnent fool
that earnings intro held up remark-
libiy well.
The dummy gain in [rum-I
about $450,000, or it per cent.
February gain will not be quite
much. due to the short month.
the percentngc of‘iucrcusc will
larger.
The New linen ban. .ofcouros. hurl
much bcavlcr snow expound thin
year than for any winter in the lost
three or four. Notwithstanding this,
January and February operating cu-
peunes hnvc bccu very well in hand.
and of a total with for the semen
monthu of about $3,900,000 in green.
nearly 83.5 .000 1909911111“ cont. its»
boon saved or Ii: .,
A good mum i on 'the uuoution
bus been asked on to just what re-
unite the New Huron was getting
from its New York clcclriilcution. So
far as any it‘ll‘l‘t‘niw in travel is con-
cerned. it in Iunmulblo to More out
a dollar of additional gross. in fact.
the incrcnnr in travel from Stamford
to New York I‘m only within 11 few
months begun to show the percentage
of pin that it nun showing back in
1905 and limit prior to the completion
of electrification. There bu been in
creased facility uud comfort and some
«light cconomt of operation. but in a
blond way Ibo inictcul on tho 36 000.
coo which fliht gone- into thin clor
triilcniiou to II direct deduction of
New llureu'u not curbing».
'I‘ho ncurty continuouu tlcmundu
which omgnimi ilbfil in melting upon
the Non iiuwn either for shorter
houru which Iucuua lilo some an in
(‘lf‘ntlt‘il pity or increased my In «unit
are In It. gem-rut ’wuy pretty likely to
bolomo Insitcm of arbitration. Were
the New Hurt-n to grant forthwith will
of the demands which it has rccoivmi
In the last eight or ten months for
wage mivunccu the reduction In not
profit- would be no chest that the
med could no? show I per cent.
earned on ItII stuck. “I”
I I ,
run we. run my.
With
The
no
llIlt
hc
PiLII GURID i" I 1‘0 14 DAY!
mfim‘u‘
9.9!!)
mil!»
W ,
Daobury Finishers to Goo-id" Mutton
' of Continuing it.’
murmur. mob two main
”Wu-
‘1
LIOR VIOLATION UV fill.
~ ‘ U i. 008ml
'l‘lio ctuio of itho Wilton onion v11
‘t‘ft‘tfd tumbler
.121er will
ditttili
* I
:9
Bismuth and Alt-resell pie-deli
WW sum '31,
them.
i
our the when mu burn:
m
l
‘ In winner: It
9 in Vieti‘ionhflerdict with» their
meeting or the Iiht Ii’tuisltm’ Alumin-
umwui lie hold in hid city mu. um.
evening of It (I‘clocII. for the purpuuo
of confidently: the
elite two] per cent.
notional armadillo.
nouimneumm we. Mined 1109i 9
tlfbb‘ ago. renews; tittf'hubflon on
W births panama;
it w innocently. imbi- tantrum
extra two per it “fitment. would
he discontinuous M4. 2n u too
.i‘n ii
moment or did
What or 99‘"
in oi not...»
l‘3"‘i'0ur stomach
. or in i
load, refusing it
i
douiiitusneo or “it! .
2 price. Father Nilun constantly culled
. "boob.
if i
Stomach Mignry Vanishes Be-
lore You Realm it
if what you lust ”vi-”TM 30“?!” 9°,“
QMI
lineal. ohm
Gas and lllru'e are 1er till
food or haye a {bell
Heartburn. F‘Ililntmutj
taste in mouth and MYM
«this is indigestion;
flln case of Pope tilin costs
only 50 cent; and will oroulbly euro 3 .
your "out-oforder stomach sci), and leave
Stimulant about I‘M hoops in one
some one else in the family mil! w"
{or from stomach trouble or null!»
999:9: youlr pig‘rnliscis tgdshow You
ormn I p n p t to W”
50 cent cases. then, you willjiinder-
sisnd wily Dyspepsia trouble met all
kinds must go. and WM Y” 9y usually
relieve sour. «allot—order tombchl 0"
indigestion in five minutes. Dlupensln
in harmless and mm like; claim
though each dose contains porter Ilil'
Iicient to digest and prelim for as.
oimilstlon into the blood sit the food
you eat: besides. it makes you so 10
the table with o healthy-'ibppetite; but.
what will please you MOON: thitt you
will m1 um your stomachm MIND“!
tines are clean out min. aid you will
not need to mortise team” or liver
pills for Billionaires: or count tibli‘OII
This city will have many Dlwepsin
canto. on wine people will all them.
but you will be cranky shout this
splendid stomach oration. too. I!
you ever try n lltt for indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute, and ion
ever rid yourself of Stomsch Trouble
and instigation.
WHY! NEW liSHOP.
Father Nlisn to In consented soon
‘ After Enter.
The lit-r. John ‘J.’ Nilan, pastor of
the St. Joseph's Catholic church. of
dmesbury. nines, hnu received oniciui
notification from Wushinigon of his
mumintment as bishop of Hartford and
il in expectcd that his «Inoculation us
bishop will take plsrc soon after has
tor.
'l‘he Amcnbury correspmldcnt of the
Boston Globe writeu:
- The appointment has been Ihc sole
topic for discusaion here. cspeoiniiy
uniting the large Catholic population.
Pmtcntuntu nnd Catholics express re
grct at his going.
The Dioceftc of Hurtford. which in.
uludcu the entire suite of Connecticut.
has It Catholic population of ittt‘it .
with m priests and 218 churches Ill
chapels and 22 stations
Father Nllan Is It than of stronz
character. broad in his views. a deep
thinker and a forceful and ready
npcnkcr. Without exception he in
thin [I‘lk'lii pulpit orutor this town has.
econ.
The tiny. Julncn I). Dingo-cit. of tho
Main Street Congregational Church.
pays the blinking tribute to the blue
lIop-clcct:
"Au :1 Inillistcr he has proved thi-
truthfulness of that word of the Man-
tcr: ‘He that in faithfulJu that which
in least. is faithful also in much.‘
PIIillIfIil connccrstion to duties. snlt919l9L
and grout. hm. characterised his spirit
as n parish priest. both within and
without his church.
"Au II preacher he on Ibincu with
vlrlio personality. As I 1min and n citi-
zen no line been both brotherly and
putriotir.
ticut'u guilt. in a church that must
have bishops. be In tho typo of man
who will ndorn tho office. for he will
over be it.
| rejoice in bin advancement.
hurry for tho pnrislt which bun lost
no good and wine nubepherrl."
“Father Nllnn hub 11 born orutur,"
buys Joseph w. Creamy. n well-known
local buslnose man and a classmate of
his it the oohsolldstud high (whom oi
Newburyport in the early soveutiou.
"He won an exceptionally bright schol-
m'. 1 well remember how be ex-
celled In butin nud nun u winner
M u studont be was ex.
coediuaiy ntudionu uni at the some
time popular with bin nohoohnutes."
ltov. Father Nilah linsnlwuyu been
npcrnonol mutter. (the chin» first
duties upon ‘comlng to thin punish
olghtoon roars ago was tilii'oragnislnz
of n laullttn'c Catholic Md Society. run.
moiety has distinction yearly from tibia
cum among the poor of tho porhih
mil could not ho had herb at nuy
on those whom lie felt «at... moot In
need of bio "nuance. Therm cnlln
many times? extended well Into the.
evening, or it w... at that tune the
cold was must tell
the annuity preceding the annual
ism-ob election to preach at. the w: Iii
service It powerful sermon on temper- 2
"l‘ltst the them imr remitted
in the lib-lineal” column so long ’Yil9
ill! n time. an»
tiermontbd’
It fluid Infill
In the? dime ‘
outrun.
pni‘iibr rolntiyc tu bio iofiro lithium but
Wfiflwlfid
it the jcoli‘iilt‘s99
out!!! um
am will be mun toward o to
upiendid oratoricnl powe l,’ In healthy .
practicality in thought and an open. 9
Atuoubury‘u 1088 in Connor '
servant as well as a ruler. ,
l Mil ,
of 3'
school prime both for his papers and. 9
.2 .his ontory.
During tho great coal birdie. wium ‘3
it has landmine quutotn each year on: 9 ‘
mutiny duc to. out mbtlldl‘iy Ille- "
In yet nothing has been done by the =
‘ silt -3
wounespar. moon 3.19m ‘
that) M Read Co
“ “ ‘ Establgged 18957 ‘ m .._ '
‘1
Sale of Handkerchiefs, ifcli price
lab who &utiu her
a. r L
2%....
A very tomptiugofi'criug ‘itvcry won
Handkerchief box gettingiow (they don i all wet” out. and
what does become of the prettiest ones), also the woman
who wants some dainty rcmcmbrauccs for .fluster,5i190nld
attend this sale
Open This Morning.
Several lots, and two prices.
Women’s fifty-cent Handkerchiefs. lot I.
licinslilchcd and clubrbitlcrcri, plain and crossbar lip-
one.
Shamrock liucn, cscuiiopcd. and embroidered, and lace-
trimmed.
Wm cu bordcrs with embroidered corners, very dainty,
(hiidrcn's Handkerchiefs cscaiiopcd and embroidered.
All three in regular 50c qualities, and offered at
25 (its. Special
Women‘ s twenty-five cent Handkerchiefs, lot 2.
' I‘chsiitchcd and embroidered. cscailopcd and lace
edged.
Yancy Colored N01 cllic for summer wash gowns.
Iancv iiiack- bordered Handkerchiefs
Childrcns Handkerchiefs and Embroidered Centers
for trimming uith lace, all regular tucuty fiyc cent
quality
' l3 dis. each
If You Want a Stylish Wash Suit
”Durhnr Lloill ls ihc last line plotluctiou of the wcav
crs in ulcrtcrizcd fabrics it Is ratiIcI ilca\ \. and possesses
:1 soft lustrous finish. bring splendidly adapted to tailored
pork It look like an Oriental wane and has the some
beautiful colorinus as the linen snitings old rose. result; and
moss green. uistaria. tan. coral mauve glacier and Bier-fol
blue. and such fashionable shades
I or summer root suits it iv. an ideal material.
:15 inches wide, 25¢ a yard.
Wash Goods Section.
A Wash Goods Special
Mercerized Piibse, a beautifully fine cotton, with a
alight!) crinkled weave. in CDiUllti stripes and also plain
hsudcs. it was designed to sell at 15c.
Special at 8c. Look at it
\V‘ Z‘lSil Goods Section.
The Tea Room has acquired im cl\ ncu dccoratious and
I: again in readiness to sen c customers tome and sec it.
—-————.__J.———-——
The D.» M- ReadCo
l ilillll
Hose Supporters at 10c ‘
A mannfn'cturei' 11 small lots: too few for dozens9919991159}I rumors to
All at 100 per pair.
Phenix Mufflers at ‘85::
The balance of out"i ntoeft white and colors. Regular p'rlco 50c.
Flannelette Kimonos, 10c
.1ch It‘ll. of ‘s‘aci‘t‘fllé. ‘i‘o clean them out 10:. instead of zlic.
Flanneleite Kimono's, 85c
All that we hhvc ItY 306 regular prices. will sell at 350.. Special
bargains in Remnants
in 2 it
‘ ”I“ (We lower coupler)
senator Skirtu
A new line of Mid? Shim bf exceptional value". See east window.
'I'iti
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