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ecilllllyyd exposed to the dangers of female 0 anic
rs ydia E. Pinkham 5 V9 egotable Compoun has
bled thousands of girls to hold t wlr positions.
I what these girls say:
,7 Pl1iln.. Per-«“1 can truly say that ydio E.
p, Plulrllnrn' 11 Vegetable Compound en Bleed
Put-liter saved my life. When l was 14 year-
Until I won regular and then it went sway for e
' on: time. I “out to runny doctors butnone
.- 'i bhelped me, no i wrote to «on for advice and tol-
~11 ililovvnd your directi 0311:0110]: the Vegetohle
Compound and Bi hl‘iHiier and now I urn '
{limiting and healthy nunl‘rl. i cannot express or
rotunda 0012011. " -— Lizzie Weber. 411111
“Ir“!!! Ste. him” Pal
" 1 Cleveland. 0hlo.-“Hovin¢ altered (or five
__ fiercwith suppression and great pain every month. upend-
__ oney for doctors and getting no euro. I ht inst went to
. anhem‘o medicine with little hopes. but round Just who
needed. My] mn miner and have no pun, thanksto
Iii-advice and Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s Vegetable Compound.”—
11 Steiner. 5510 Fleet Ave» S. 111., Cleveland, Ohio.
Is it not reasonable to suppose that a medicine that did
so much for these girls will do the same for any other girl
who' Is suflering with the same troubles?
These testimonial letters are the genuine and truthful
stntements from honest peo le.
Does it not seem the on y sensible thing to give such a
medicine at least a trial? You may be sure that it can
do you no harm, and there is lots of proof that it will do
you much good.
$300180 years Lydia E. Pinkbem'n Vegetable
wand ha}? been the ntnndnrd remedy for
333111.. oslck woman does justice to
ewho will not try this furious medicine.
exelusi y from mum and uber)». and
he: thousand-o cures to meted!
Mrs. Pinkhem invites nll sink women
1: Wheelinhvmrr 811......“
0 sum 11 of
Address Mu. Pinkbmu. Lynn.”
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GLASC CUTTER} STRIKE 1N MERI-
.1111. on» Martini“.
DERIDEN. Sept. 7 L—Recelvlng a re
(null or their demnno tor n 05 hour
a. wool: with pay {or rill hours. I sirloin
ly union Riley and the privilege or
naming the prices on work, 35 glass
cutters employed In the factory at .l
J Nllhnd & Co, struck yesterday.
One hundred gluus onllern or luolory
P of the international Silver i‘o111pun).
W
11 WW
who bud glvun thnl rompany the some
lime to answer like demands "row!
to 0131113 their uplioil will hue yeah-.1-
dey afternoon, when Funk H. Cush-
“ng, the mnuuger or the factory, arriv-
ed iron: mit or town. it. is expected that
the gluon cutters oi the international
1Sllve1 Company will rocoiyjo their do
i mantis. ’l he anthem oi the .l. Nllom‘l
{Company olnlm thul hey cannot meet
lhl» demands oi their men become
lhuy lune runny i‘onlrulul which were
made on the old wage scale.
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AT Horr’s THEATRE
The Only Modem Theatre in South Normlk
*4--of the Big
A Gall
riska
and her Boys
Musical
Lite ahuhm Om- Edglallly."
Bl Holiday Offering.
Beginning Labor Baby, Mon, Sept. 5th
gest Acts 1n Vaudeville~4
rtormance at Popular Prices
lined by Richard Gondola
rAtchison-Fly
A ievl weeks In Vaudeyllle prlor to MC
turrlnk tour under A. H. Wood's Management. in
Character songs
a + arden
and Girls 1n :1
Melange
Tom Curtis
Comedy Sketch
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81 Company
Volrello & Trish,
Comedy Acrobats
Murine; L
‘ ed "01118le to 3
. ADMISSION. ‘ ,
love uuou 12 “All. nloum_
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80111.7 ~~Altl1ouzl11thereg were 11 num-
ber of little hlll town: still unreported;
the Republic“ and Demoothllh'lm
today with confided hr in;
lereui. r1111 Dr. John A. Hill!
Rolland. the lleutenunt-xovoiuorf
should hello been edvaueed to full
governor-hip by 11 plurality or about
17 000 111 an ”oil year,” when the lie-
publmm plurnlltle. have run clone to
211000 on those oecuuloua durlng the
punt 25 yum 11. was 11 matter of thought
on the part of the leaders .0! the party.
The Democratic munuxers while not
at all lubllunt own the excellent show-
ing or Lawyer (lhurlou B Watson. the
party loede1.nxprouued u ilrm eunvlc
tlon todu)‘ that the reduction of the
Ropuhllrun plurality by more than
12 ,000 since 1908 was more than an un-
uoiml endoleement or Democratic is.
11111311 by the people oi Vermont.
The Democrats ohm made heavy
gains in the leslllature, end while lho
senate in the coming aenlou will be
solidly Republican, nearly forty Demo
emu will all In the house. an immune
oi twenty over two your: ago.
The rolling oil in the total vote.
whloh reached 00,000 me yours ago
111111 declined to 60 .000 yesterday. toil
heaviest on the Republicans, while
the Socialist vote increased considere-
bly. The two minor parties. Prohlbl‘
tlonlrt end Beulah-t, however, were
not a motor in the anneal mull.
In 11 revision oi the return. mule
ourly today for governor from 2“ out
of 275 election dislrh-lu, including 215
out or 240 cities and towns. give:
lolul A Mend Republican, 3| 359
(‘hurleu Watson, llunioornl,10.008.
Edwin ll Tonto Prohlbliloulsl, 7H.
0 E.0rdw11y. Seclullut. all
The vote in 19011 for the Republlr-nn
11nd llomocrutlc cundldnieu from lheue
district; was:
Prouty. Republivnn, H.223.
Hui-ho. Democrat. H.013.
It the Republican lose 0! 24 per root.
111111 the l’lomoerullc nuln of ii our cent.
is maintained in the remaining 31 little
lawns, llr. Meud‘s plurality will be
about 17.350.
Watson in a statement today said
lhnl lho reduction in the Republican
plnrullly won ”I rebuke to the [(011110
lleun machine in Vermont. rolher than
ulny dissatisfaction with national poll-
(‘ (’8.
“Frnnllness Mill fidelity to the
lrulh." he nddvd. "compel luv to on)
that l bellevo the tariff had very little
lnlluenee in the result.“
i'nrtlnl relurnu from the 1110 Con
neuulonnl dhllrlolu indicate that both
Congressman h‘oulur lo the First end
Communion l‘lumley lo the Second
District, run she-d oi the Republican
vundule for governor.
LANG A CHI“ PMVIR.
Joseph Mulvlhlll of So liNo.rwullr
one or the bacheru or P113" Willlnm
hung. mule-11 that Lang ill 1. “menu
ehenn player. holding the chumplou
ship of Anetr lie and lint he is ur-
rnuulug 11 sort or :umoll belwmn hlu
inther, Patrick Mulvlhlll, of llunhnry.
formerly of South Norwlk. and honor
(U have the two men meet tho romlnx
toll and winter. Mr. Mulvlhlll, an, in
known 1111 u oruch pluyor, being one or
the best In the slate. and some close
games may be looked for.
election
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CLlGHT EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.
WASHINGTON. sepl. 7,-~-An earth-
qunlle believed to have been IllOlll i.-
500 miles "my .1111. recorded on the
neluuogruph ul lloorsetown llnlvenllly ‘
early today. The tremors, which lant-
::lh o‘vlook, were very
nillnht and in 1111 must and wool dime
ton.
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Convlcied Burglar, Who Escap-
111 From Duality loll Tells
How He Got my
HARTFORD. Buni,fl.-—A letter was
involved by the Horlrord Timon today
planed “F. A. Shady," the eouvlcled
burglar who made 11 sensational break
from the Hartford county tall 11 low
Weeks ago. With ,apolhor prisoner
Hheody out the bars or his cells and
planned during lhe night through the
hospital window. The letter wue math
vd 811m. 2. in New York oily. It pun
purlu to give the true story at how
lllloerly broke lull lie ololms he was
muvlctod of a crime of which he who
lnuoreul uud that he one milrondnd
lo prlloll. milling: "l gm from 11m to
flu your: for something 1 never done.
11:10 this in culled luulleo. l was Irresi-
wl. for here won the chance tor your
lltfl'ltli‘lh'el to square themselvan with
llw public. “Sheedy hue 11 had record.
Wu will put it all our him."
All i can any is (led help any man
ullh u put record‘uho lo arrested on
l was. and again l 11:11 God help 1111)
In dy who goes before such A jury 1111
i had."
’l‘ho later than 3561i on into data" re-
garding hlu escape lie oil's llw burn
111 hi» null hnd been out throuth with i
1 111 his knowledge ml be detected lho
rllllilllillll while be on motion hlu:
loot nunlnul them llo an be «111:
111111 llnr half way through Mill I vonr
luon mule Indie. Hr» need tour or am
muh lrulveu in the uorlt and to prove
thin he lull: where lue knives are hid-
drm 111 the toll tin denies the! he
hml any outuldo helm llll companion
1.11 null out the llllflllill hnr Shandy
1011- he trolley-d lo Windsor Locke
and look the ll 30 lulu from thorn
for Hprinxlleld, Mlillll
There in no doubt that tho teller
wan which in l-lheeily lor llli‘ lull
olllrlulll round ilnuhnlven in tho 11pm
nuluod by the writer or tile eplnilo.
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ger to Fly in Slx hours From
Paris 1171.111 Pupils-Dome
PARIS, Sept, ‘l.-Weymlnu, the
American nvlutor. started loot before
noon today 111 no attempt to win the
nwclnl Michelin prize of 120.000 oner-
ed for the, ilret winter who, wlth a
monomer, lie: In at: hours from Por-
t: to the top of l’uy-do-Dome. alter
circling the steeple oi the Cnihedrnl
ll Clermont-Ferrand.
The conditions oi the prise demand
e mi considered the most dliilcull
yet not out (or the nlrluen. When hi.
Michelin offered the prise, which. by
the way. must not be confounded wllh
the Michelin aviation trophy olierud
for the 1011.051 nnnunl lllxht in 1111 1-11
elouure, ll. was lllouxhl by some tliui
he won loldng. However, the prom
tum stood and subsequently Louis
Pentium announced that he would no
derlnhe the Journey.
To whylnann tells thr- honor or the
llrul to try. He ascended ll [luv 111
11:45 o‘clock this morning. and all
“:68 olilelnlly crossed the slur-thug
lino uhove St. Cloud. lie used o l-‘m-x
mun blpiene, and mrrled u pessengvr
1111 required
The rules provide that the ovlnlur
may abut Anywhere in the depart
1111111111 or the Sallie or Seine or (line
He must llroi turn 11 complete elnll-
around lhe Arc de Triomphe in Paris
and. orrlvlng at Clermonl-li‘ernnd. he
wont circle the wires or the cathedral
and mulls n landing on the summit
or the l’uy.-del)ome The trip mum he
mode with No perilou- In the machine
and within six hours The Puy-de
Dome hi e mountain. il.l30(‘l feet high.
near (llormonirllt'rmud. The dlillunne
to be hovered lo 217 miles. "on the
crow ilk-11."
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Mr end lira Hurry Hicks and
daughter hove returned to wolr home
in Jersey (:lly N. .l
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tinted Theatre in loath Norwolll
Mon, Tues. Wed. Sept 5; 6. 7
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
IMDOW CTIIIT.
SATURDAY. SEPT. 10
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The D M. Read Co.
Established 1857.
From this date the Store resume: its reg‘ulai' time of closing,
vvhich is it p. m. ex'ccpt on hallways.
School Dressés fol Little Girls
All made ready to wear, and 1n the daintiest iashions.’
There are a good many styles, enough to satisfy every fas- '
ridious mother.
Guimpe Dresses of striped and plain Gingham. attrac—
tive shades of pink and blue, and some neutral tints. 50c
and up. ,
Gingham Drums with high necks and long sleeves, $1. '75
Small sizes. for ages 4, 5 and 6 years, $1.00 and up.
Gingham Aprons. blue and pink checked Gingham, with
white hraid finish, ages 4, 5 and 6. sec.
White Lawn Guimpee. plain tucked or tucked and cm-
broidered, from soc up.
‘ Children’s Wear Section, main floor.
Shopping Bags, $2.95
A Very Attractive Speclel.
These new Bogs look very tempting. There are sev-
eral kinds of fine leather, pigskin seal in difierent shades of
dark brown, blue, green and black, and sailian 111 dark shadeS.
Each bag has an interior pocket and coin purse. Splendid
value.
Leather Goods Section.
Gray Castor Gloves
Quite new. just arrived. They were made up especially
for us in pique style with two Clasps, very soft finish. A
good glove for rough wear and motoring. None better.
$1.50 a pair.
This Week for Fruit Jars
Lowest prices on Fruit Jars right in the height of the
season. 3;
Mason Jars, in pints 45c.
in quarts 501:.
Royal and Self-sealing jars, pints 75c.
quarts 80c.
Ingrain Carpet Romance. a clearance.
(1 to 10 yards \V orih (15c regularly,
50c I yard, remnant price.
The D. M. Read Co.
Lengths from
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Ladies’ Night Roi: ~
We invite your ottenllon to our ellrecllve line of Lorilee Night Robes
11 Populor Prices.
1.51“.
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The following ere new numbers at Special Prices:
ngh Nook. embroidery. insertion no edge. :1.” '
V Neck. embroidery, insertion and edge. '
Scum-e Neck, wlde embroidery.
Regular prlo'e Bile.
how Neck. embroldory end ribbon
V Neck, embroidery and lice.
Low Neck. hood embroldored.
Regulu- price 31.25,
Simple Cements at llornln Prices
.4
CPECIAL lTSMC
Cale Price “a.
I». Pelee Ole.
. 11 rooms: on oliuhx.
11.1.0.1 WW 1111 hirer! Paddler
Who Vllltl fiellitvllle Ill.
martyr lhhll. Dept. CHI-A most 1111- m1. tenth
11ml mu Matrimonial: 111111 the
inmate fill-oil wont: tell lum
with liquor in the m1
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