patent and the
Benelitec commercial] 0‘
e
anoint Cenol,end
c B‘s
‘;.}Public Participation in the
Best Paying Branch of the
Theatrical Business.
Properties in Operation Earning‘
More than 50 per cent on Pres-
ent Capitalization.
‘At the.I present time the large the-
otrioal enterprises are in the hands of
n few capitalists. and these men have
neVer given the American public an op.
portunity to participate in the enormous
earnings of such ventures. It is my
op‘inion. though. that the people who
fipend their money ‘to make multi-mli-
tonalrea of these few theatrical capital-
should also be alien ed to participate
he earnings.
In asking the public to invest its
' oney in these enterprises. I do so with
gl‘lo feeling that I offer it an investing
Whortunity that will stand the strictest
investigation. The books of this cor-
{oration are open at all times to show
.- ,yhaaauy assertion i make rests upon the
ru I.
F. C. TAYLOR, .
‘ - ‘ 51 West 28th Street, New York.
a
‘ ere moron FIRE ENGINE.
Bridgeport to Have Machine Costing
$10,000.
Bridgeport's newest and most up to
Itdate piece of fire apparatus will go in-
to commission uboutIJuue 1. possibly
earlier. it is a motor driven tire on-
fgine, made by the Water-one Engine
.‘Workscompuny of St. Paul. Minn,
‘and‘will cost 810.000. The machine is
.. bhe last word in self-propelled tire
apparatus, and has proves a success
1dr beyond the mom sanguine expec-
tattoos of the inventors and build-
ers, says the Bridgeport Post. in up
pearance, the new gasoline pumping
engine resembles nothing seen before
in this vicinity. Mounted on wheels
'iind springs heavy and rigid enough
to sustain a railroad locomotive, I “Lit
tie Jumbo," will weigh nppmximntciy
13. 800 pounds. its engine will‘ devel-
ahmnemnfi In wealth and p
derive “I
w“ duatrlelly irons t3“: Foal; of the
neu- Exposition, is ran: «a and
lhee‘diecent territory. including Oakland and its suburban
We are offering attractive securities of public utility cor-
porations rendering necessary eervlee to this prosperous Il
rapidly growing territory. m
We shall be pleased to submit our special circulars for your consideration.
Smith-Tevis-Hanford Company
, .BO'Broadwey 9 New York City
Isup'portiup with hcr ill gotrcn gains
‘op 128 horse power and is operatedE
by a chauffeur quite as easily as a.
racing automobile of the present duyl
‘tl'pe.
By a single change ‘ot‘ gear, after
reaching a fire. when the machine,
brings up at n hxdrarrr, IlII- pouei' is:
switched from the driving mechanism1
to the huge pump. which will throw;
equal to the amount expelled by an err-u
‘. ‘glne of the second class. ,
.- The speed of the machine will be,
“athirty-flve miles an hour, which isi
. three times faster than horse drawn]
apparatus, and will exceed this speed:
‘ icorgo ii.
i bureau
The centre o!
escalation.
not.»
section wIIle
nun Is Hill]
It Hiiii Bflilli
Probable Cause of Assult With
intent to Murder Against As-
sailant oi Mrs. Herman
Bitil‘KlEPimT, Feb. iS.~—Churged
with assault, with intent to murder
ilorn l-lorlnnn, Saturday night at her
rooms at in State slrcct. JIJscph Lug-
rto 01255 (‘atherinc starcI-t, was ur-
raigncd before Judge Cari Foster in
city court yesterday, probable cause
was found and he was bound over to
superior court under bonds of 310.000.
Attorney h‘. B. F‘allon represented the
defense while Prosecuting Attorney
Alexander 1.. Debaucy appeared for
the state. ,
Weak from loss of blood and with'.
cheek enlarged so that she corrid hnrd-
ly speak, Mrs. Herman appeared. told
the story of the. slashing and positive-~
ly identified latgno as the man reopen-i
sibie. Policeman James Bray told of:
capturing the suspected assailant and.
Dr. B it‘. McGovern described
wounds. .
Result of Plot. 3
Ollll testirnonv was heard. Attorney,
Fallon having only lugno us It wit;
ness. Prosecutor Delnney claimed
that. if additional testimony was bred-
ed to find probable cause, he “as pre-
pared to put an witnesses to prove
that several alleged men had piottcd‘
oter two weeks ago in a Water strccii
saloon to either kill or disfigurc the
woman as a. result of her taking thei
woman away from the man she was
Frcd Short or 13 Cantor street the one
treating the plotting I ialtned that metr‘
tion was also made of u pool of $50,000,
to protect the man doing the job, it“,
be shoIIld bc unfortunate enough to:
be caught.
Mrs. Herman was emphatic in 1101'?
determination to give irrt‘orrmhion it‘lnu '
earning the white sluvI-rs. of \\':lionl“
she said there are about 50. and utter
court was closeted with t‘uptuin
Arnold oi the dotccrive
nud Prosecutor l)(Il.liil0)'.
Nothing was given out concerning the
plan of campaign. it is lrcliI-ved.2
however, that no“ that the proof in llli
the hands or the authorities. there
thei
: elicit,
Wut-InhI-Is of the organization
their serum torts
Professor William C. Perry, of the
faculty, rendered two very fine solos
at the'assembly yesterday monrina.
The students enjoyed them and up-
plauded vigorously.
The debating society of the high 7
school met yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock! and considered the question.
“That Norwalk Would be Beneflted by
Consolidation."
The senior class has started rehear-
sals for the annual senior play. No
dimI for the presentation of the. play
has been set as yet.
The Illrls' Athletic Association is
preparing for the play they are to give.
Singing and dumb-bell drills are now
being studied and mirrored by the
young ladies.
Next Monday el'Clllllii, the Norwalit
with school championship basketball
team will play the lYuivcrsity school
team from iiridgoport. A good game
is promised.
NORWALK BOARD OF TRADE COM-
MITTEES.
yam
President Henry P. Price Announces
Six important Ones.
At the meeting hold on 'l‘lltiiiditxuw-
euiug the organization of the Norwulk
Board of Trade took place. President
l-iI-nry i’. Price, recently rte-elected
named the following committees,
which he has been considering can»
fully of into:
. Railroad and ’i‘runsportntion—4'2.
Gallagher. E. G. Murphy. Joseph
Mcltiroy and William P. Beers.
New Mornborswii ii. l'liiworth
(lrur‘IIi Raymond. C, S. Scllcck
M. J. Riordan.
Advertising (.‘ornrniltoe—«Edward .l.
B.
A.
and
Thomas. J. B. (left-hell, (1]). Rogers
and William P. Beers.
Entortalnmontntl. D. Russell. Lo.-
(irIInd Raymond, it, 8. Vanilurcn and
C. D. Rogers.
Executive and FlnBBCEMJ. it. (let-
M. l). Randall. E. (l. Dance
and C. S. Seileck.
New lndnsiriea~ hi. i). Randall. R
S. Vaul‘turen .1 ll .Getchell (l. I) Rue;
Rolland M. J. Riordan.
\iattors pertaining to the annual
banquet to he held on the twenty
‘eighth were talked owr informnih in
the board.
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MIDNIGHT SUN FOLLOWERS' DIN-
NER POSTPONED.
Owimz to other attractions ior lllt.‘
oi‘ the
‘FoiloucI-s of the Midnight Sun, it
uas decided yimtorday to postpone the
bcoferouk dinner scheduled tor to
night or the Hotel Mulmckcmo. it
was not announced when thII affair
iuould hc lIciIi.
isew-lng machine, says Needlecraft.
.‘ thing to be sewed by hand.
rims WILL mom lllliilEliS.
A blue “‘53 m use tilt; remnants of; Mother tiruy's about i'oudors for I‘lIllIlrou‘. a
a boiled hunt is to make ham tImst..‘oerIIIln relief for rovorislmm, llueduchc. lied
says the \‘pw York News (‘Irlntl or. stemmind‘oothin Disorders. move and regulate
the liowola and oetroy Worms. ’l‘hcy break up
chop enough ham to ill! a cup. using one. in airman. “they are so “neat to the
some of the fat as that improvI-s the %“9:ficg'ug§f9fgg¥:fl$flh ggaimnurfigmfif
iluvor. As soon as blended tIdd II cup Sold by eiiDtIngiste, sac. Sample
and it third of sweet milk. Let this Clustered, 1mm
thicken slightly. then add a ham andf ~-~~- -—
the whites of two hard boiled eggs,
which lrIIIII bIon mashed with a fornlt.‘
Season with poppel and a little salt “5 ””5“" “”1" "“1’ milk, whites of ’0‘"
Pour over round slices of toast which ‘95“ heaping WINDOW baking powder.
have he," placed on a platter Take. tho and II hull cups flour ruse any we
the \‘olkn of the eggs and put through ‘ {erred "5‘0”" 3""0'51'3 ““9 “’"l‘mdv
a potato ricer and sprinkle oven the! ”“5““ 1mm“ or vanilla ’3 “iii“
topof the tonal Garnish with parsley. flirt-urn mm”! mm “”1“"- ‘h"” milk
Chicken. oyster or lira remnants of aifliitfy bcnten ”I" “m“‘fi and ”0“" I“
fresh luIIlI may be used instead of thelm‘d‘” named, putting ‘“ ‘1 little 0‘ “Chr
smoked ham :then repcntclng; sift. baking powder
_7______ I With iiour. Flavor and make in muffin
Needle Holder. Illlimi. Cover with corrfcctioners‘ glare
Make a little cushion, any two and. lclng.~—~San Francisco Call.
one half inches square till it with col- ; -—--
,0" and hang ,, by means of a loop 0,. Iiiiuv those who are identified with
strong ”mm, ,0 the spool stem or 9.0,". the church by battle but whose out»
“7 word habit is one of indifference bark
en lo the summons front the deepest
2 monitions of the heart of loyalty with-
in them, and cooperate to make our
~____ Ispirltuai enterprise more worthy and
Boudoir Slippers. effective. “By all thostI older or
llolrdoir slippers are a uem-eeltr IIIId‘ )ounltcr. who serve the church ac-
might just as well be as pretty as they! cording to their resources with fidel-
nre useful. Quilted satin bedrooin' ity and zeal, have" full joy in their
slippers that come in a satin case are} offering. and an appreciation of the
to be. obtained in all colors They are for rething significance of their ioy~
hccllesa and on the order of Turkish nitv. mi uclus H. 'l‘hIIyor.
slippers. Baltimore SI‘II‘I .
“#MJI
wm~r .w... ._ .._..._._____.__
Dewdrope.
iialf II cup butter two cups powder-
lsII‘t in the 'ily. and you always have
II trundle ready when there is some-
Craeh Covers,
, " Mattress P; 7 Russia crash is as serviceable and us
\lensuro the top of ur mattress artistic for dressing table covers as
and out two pieces of‘ cltoesecioih a for luncheon clothes and between- meal
quarter of a yard linger all around table rttmwls it is embroidered in
then‘the measurements; Spread oueyéoioru or stcnciled to match the room,
plm‘e on the bed and cov‘cr it with cot-g of course, and is sometimes simply
run padding to the «than: of the mat:: hernstltrhcd with a wide hcnl.--~Ncw
tress. Lay thtI other piece of cheese; Huron Journnit‘ourlor. 9
cloth on top and basic both pieces to-g“ , ~- .
author all around instwhre the colionr Ansouin will install a new iodrte oi
.IiopI! The padded parl‘ l‘e the size oi‘ Elk“ on March H and Derby Will“-
the mattress. The over hanging chuggo.‘ r .‘o Elli, has been invited to conduct
cloth tucks IIIIIiIIr theI thatircss and. the IerIIIIIotIles. There will he more
holds the pad in plancwtl'onmu’s; than 200 charter members and (“cry
Home Companion lodge .in lilt‘ state will send rcpt-«sen
THESE SIX lETTEllS Z.
From New England Women
Prove that L din B. Pinkhnm’ s V
2 tstiws to the iusiullution.
l -—F‘or fl mild easy action of the how
cls. a single dose. of Doan' s itcgulets is
enough Treatment cures habitual con
siipution. 25 cents a box. Ask your
druguiet for them.
e...'<r..
New York, New
hie Com- .Haven 8. Hart—
Worth Knowing.
Stoned olives are mixed with salmon
in nu Irppciizlnrt salad. Sliced stuffed
olives always make It pleasing garnish
for salad.
'l‘llII old-fashioned pinlaing iron is
used lll producing some very pretty
new candlcvslradcs.
Knives which have been used for on.
ions and smell of them can be cleaned
by drawing them through it piece of
carrot two or three times.
Tar stains may be removed front cot,-
torr fabrics by covering the spot with
butter and allowing it to remain for a
few hours before washirruwhiontreni
Slur.
C
HIGHESTEBS HILLS
. [MON]! BEAN
‘3‘.le eel Ask yenrflr
rand
l’llls in Red and go It! metallic
ins-e. sea with [flue Ribbon.
1““ "" A-. lil'r'motl’i millenn-
Wiiin IInInn ”LIAM so
yeaealtnoemes fleet. Slhaf. Aiuyslteiiat 0
Still) liY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Itnrllrhnnuus
BOUTH NORWAIilé‘FlRE ALARM
ES
Fire Alarm iteadquartera at Electrie
Worlzez. Telephone for tire alarms.
e—xWashinxton and North Main Sta.
Mahnckomo Hotel
io—xDay and Raymond Sta
sum In G Corset Factory. private.
a—Hoyt' a Theatre.
7~Norwalk Hoep‘tni
s-—Musio Hall. ”lord and City flotela
9—Croan St.
lz—xWeat St. ., Franklin School.
lswaonoord St.. Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
lt—«North Halo and Ann Sta.
i5~iii it St. and Ba view Ave.
lo-x7 orwalk Iron orks.
i7——West Ave. and Cedar St.
tau-High School West Av.e
21..“ est St. and Taylor Ave.
JS—xEly Ave. and Lowe 8t t.
tie-Chestnut and Hear Ste.
26~~ItSIIIItiI Main and 5 Ohms Sta.
fill-«inxinxton Ave. and Austin 8t.
27—~Wcst and Elm Grove Sta.
rib-Smith Main St.. between Grove and
Mead nw Ste.
32*XIM) Electric Works. State St.
3l~x5pring and Cia Sta
it» xllavilund and
llmchkwood Mfg. Co
il—-i-‘airileld Ave and Cedar St.
-—'l‘nylm‘ Ave. and South St.
l3~~WoodwaId Ave. and Meadow St.
ts—Burritt and Quintsrd Aves and Water
"nter Sta.
til—\VooduI‘aIIi and Lowndes Aves.
5i~IloiIlerI Hill St. and Elmwood Ave
52“——\\nshinston St. Brim; e.
53wr‘roight yard and Ann St . private.
5... \‘orwaiit Duck 00.. prlsate.
Ix) Denotes non- interfering boxes.
(hi) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
Ono stroke at i2 noon and 8 p In.
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line upon. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. tire out."
coils department. 1‘1
o«Three! slow strokes. water to be ehuI
At 12: as p In. each Wezz-Iusday. a box
uiled for tes‘t
RUGS
We have already re-
ceived the greater
part of ‘our Rugs for ,
the Spring. Crex, l
I n g r ain. Tapestry
Body [
Axmin- l
B r u s s e] s ,
B r u 3 sets,
stcrs, Velvets and ‘ 3i
Wilton Velvcts, can i
be seen in a variety
of patterns and sizes.
TheA.J.Angevine
‘8: Son Co.
134 - 136 Washington Street
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
if your decision
ME isa.......
RALSTRON $4
Elite $3. 50- $4,
SHOE
You may depend upon Value :
and Fit. It goes with every pair. '
who wear
WOME the
CROSS SHOE
know of their flexibile.‘comfort- ‘
able fitting qualities. They need
no breaking in. . l
33 #3350 $4
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwalk
-...... _..—~..— -._... .h—..—.——————-
$35.00
FOR A
Blickensde rfer
l‘
under ordinary conditions [ts .‘m-‘ will be a thorough house citrmlng. it ‘pound Does estore the Health OfAll gWomen. 29,33 Eiai’é‘ripifliirei" district .730 n. .
mense propelling engine will some it. conditions are such as wort described Bosto hi —-.“I we in throu h the Chen 60:15,“ “a suffered ford w“ T
through heavy snow and muddy roads by Mrs. licrumu and others there is, fromheiii‘orrTr? Mannie: meslegstin fog-weeks). an could tnothing to NORWALK FIRE ALAnMs ypewrlter
‘wiii be eatenmp in jig time. lairpureuily much need of it or allow check them. began takin Lyd a E, Piukhnm‘a Vegeta le Compound RAILROAD 35~QOHW 0‘ NM" Muffin} Sigrfis- .
(tablet form) on Tuesday. an the following Saturday morning the horn. ' 1* i ”5““ “mu“ m“ n 5" “55
‘ NEW RUSSiAN TREATY soon TO
‘ ' .- ' BE DIM" I“ Stella Disappears “lcortainl w bl l I w h 1d l 27—»Fraukliu Avenue and Lynes Place.
a . - y think that every one ho is tron at as as s on fire “A. a house ”,9an boy) NEW
‘ “"“' , . . , your Compound Tablets a faithful trial. and they will find relief."—~ re. } ‘1,“ 9 . ' d 11 . i, 'sr~ t. AS GOOD AS
Stella, [m gill responsible, and :igallirfl‘mr .\l\€l”:“lll(lleagnll ()el'lc‘hn‘id Bigot. .
‘ Negotiations to Start Upon Secretary
Knox'a Return From South
America.
"1 i. any Jeeling, which may have
Bolted from the denunciation of the,
fold treaty. has so far abated as to'
he Wést,lndle§, negotiations tor-
Congressman Bennett's charges to be
acknowledged as partially true. . . gaining 8-
whose testimony would. it is surmised,
cause many more sensations. had dis-
appeared yesterday. it is feared that
an attempt will be made to close Mrs.
Herman's month before she can give
orrhages stopped. l have taken them regularly ever since and am steadily
Gannon door. 802 Filth Street. South Boston, Mass.
Letter from Mrs. Julia King. Phoenix. R.l.
Phoenix. R1 -—"I worked steady in the mill from the time I was 13 earn
Letter from Mrs. Etta Donovan,Wlllimantic. Conn. ..
Willimantiu. Conn. -“ For five years I suffered untold agony from female
TIME TABLE
in Effect Oct. 1, 191i.
......_....
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
———-—-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWA‘L‘K
zit-spring Hill and Kellogg Street
‘_‘Ii~—l‘ nlon l‘.nrk
35-4ch Avenue and Berkeley Street.
34~Chupei Street and Harbor Atenue.
lid—West Avenue near the armory.
ail—«Stevens Street and Elm I.‘.rest
il-Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
Fire headquarters. so .V'an Zent Street.
Telephone 170
{I—Fiteh Schopl( p.‘rivate)
Cost $65
Horace R. Nash .
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.——Negotla- . . . sswhim t t d X ‘lll Avenu
her former captors haVo again got her old until I had been married e year, and! think that caused my feel- 97;, “59’31 .,5 05"‘5 “59'. 5‘0" 5475‘ I§~Lra§c§ Elise?" 0‘ 9 MIT“ & West SIS
s will begin soon for a new treaty -, _ “$915,991”, 9 ., n H La 9 .
. . , . ,n the". power ma, she' has been ml. in gs. I had isotopes-tn my side near my left. hi that. went around to I!!! to so; arm—(mind Street and I‘m a he. .
51.1 ““3513 ‘0 "391““ the convention ‘ 7 r l back. and sometimes! would hereto lie in for two or three days. hE‘~ {243.31%8.‘ llzil'n‘:z (Phil “a 35:53,?!Cmgagnglgéngngfig,‘§ 5m“ S.N0l'Wlllk > ~ . i .
7 1832 recently abl'osnted. the opera- roaded 0‘“ °f “‘0 cll.\ or met with 0“ was not abletodomybonsework. ‘ 3;)“ 9: .,,fi'5";.:§'75 £3,521 5:69 3:3?" 2T6: lib—Chestnut Street, near Summer St. ~ ‘
‘n orwhlch will expirt at the end play. it is known that "19 White "LydiaEPlnkham‘sVegetable Corn‘poundhasheiped me wonderfullyln 7 52a. 9-49,..175774 (In—Mam Street and Union Leanne ‘. 7
“‘6 We“ "I“ P'°“‘““'"y 3" ”m" a” “5"“ °‘ W“ 5“" “’8‘“ “iii J33“ “ill 5" {till my 5“” “I?“ ‘°°“°§°‘“°’:.3I.‘I§.°‘"n‘3.° M h i";‘,"’.'.‘ . . m. 2§:%:..T'h.‘3.r:t.. Lincoln m... —
‘ " ' ' can u w on: war reoornmen our ."—- , .4” , II_ 77. 7__ . _ 7_ 7 . 7
”“595 55"" °“°°““‘39d the 55"“ many and that 0‘ Mm Herman ' It Sums Kate. xsgllfl’ltmnixTBfT. y 3. lilo-13:61:: ’ 3:35. malice Ii 5:50;. ’3‘ 15“” 5“"19.I5".5.D“.._.“'“ 2““ ~ , ,
era» is considered more than possible that 7:00,, 7 u, 7 six? 7 3i“' 9 959517;“ . 'Isas‘r NORWALK FIRE ALARM 30"“ A
CityNationaiBank:
4— , . M. —-4: 45:. S: 40. 6:i6.l:0013:031~ l—Murvin School Itp rivate) -
, s 17 an effort to re lace it. testimony which will send many he- troubles causing backache. irregularities. dizziness. and nervous proatra :59 ' J ' ,0 09 . 10.0 11. 00: Ii!“ 7”.
‘ AtsiB‘e from the seIII‘IImental consid bind the bars.‘ . :0!» 9:: 37199088“ 31131; 51:11:33 ‘33“ “P mm with!“ ”09le 0“ “1° ‘2, {255: 5:1? 03., :1, M33, 1:505, {{ng 513g} .giélglirégfii'gfiffisingsigfd T5;
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tions, which led the United States The police claim to be Q‘nll ‘00 “viii-led trim afoot. and oechytoldymo something arsenal. trauma. hag. mos. 8:00x. 8:031. s so. in -o_ox.I 1:: 0. arr—Winneui'm “ "5 Iramsac'rs a 35,751,,“ “up,“
nd' Russia to view with disapproval anxious to break up the "cadet" sys- 2:, 37.371; from u, of them 1,9,7, 57,95,371 7,0 "aggro”, “11:117. 1:; doetot; . ’5 Bundaye. igés—Eggtt a‘uéniaglg‘sugns,‘ BUSINESS AND, OFFERSEVERVI
. . m, but have found it im ossibleo to twee no use or me to is any n as no as wo fol reme __ sakes John St. and Edlie Ave. FACILITY CONBISTENT'
55- wiping out of all tIeaty ties, com to , o a: health again. So I began taking L ydin Pinkham‘sv tableOompound fifijflf €533, 5 05." 1° ($211; 13,: 3“; ass-Seevlew Ave. and First St. WITH , SOUND
thermal and maritime interests. which 80% the actual PM I- M Y . 0! the M botti it. Goat “a and ".5 335-Bolllemd and Second St. ,
' .. .. . to see what. it would do, and by rig seven are to p0 n s; 370;, a. sex. moor. 1‘00x.'_ 3,9_COW Me. and mm, s BANKING
ould be- greatly injured by a 18”“ cadets, “91’3"?“th tearing “”3"" other treatment you advised. I am restored to my natural heelth. ~Mre. 337,307,739“, and mmmfie 5,. (7-077 ,__.____ 7 . . 7
or, have been .quietiy moving 7, to police action are zeported Its Saving E'rra Donovan?“ Main Street. Willimantio,conn. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW 3%:553555 3:. :33! 352% $1333 g3; 7133,3350 “9,979,191 9,330 23““
‘rlngzabout the construction of- a new left the city yester ay The r It sence Elm; HAVEN. . 3-57m“. Haven, (Ten . .
it. practically has been tie» is not felt and Water street appeared Letter fl‘Om MI'B. Wiflfldd Dana’ A“ ME. A MM” 1, M 1:571 , on 7 99 3A telephone message to Electric Station ._-....
,9 th t. 00 as See star K or: much cleaner last night Augusta. Me.-- a-"Lydia E. Pinkhem's VI table Cont and has cured the 9. m, 10. 23‘, film} 7‘ ' ’ lgflmigrtwgfggI,I;g,,{I,gI,I,I7,,°{,,g 5;...QO Safe Deposit Boxes es and to per year .7
I. To minim... trim hTs stit (—44, ‘ Mk “h“ hwy“ “'1 m M p“ “1 RF It‘ll m as“ B‘s?“ I m PT}: Meier “lanai-305.61%iéil‘nz‘ii‘: “‘12! .55.“ “If“ °’ "Bimini“ o ‘ ii I f aowm H MATH also" P
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or kidney or bladder trouble not be ~ Letter from Mrs. J. A. Thornpson, Newport, Vt. sun ndeye. the chief or acting chief upon his arrival raensnICK H. ROWAN. 2nII Vice-
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xlsting treaty regarding rights
7. and residence, which involves
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less than twelve inches tall.
‘band four months ago and came to ,1
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Center. Vermont.
ok in bed every month.
CHICAGO. Feb.15.-_I‘-—I0ne 0f the “This 1MB 8,99,,“ my mother
smallest babies eyes horn in this city
is being cared for at the Wésley hos— ‘ not. bottom
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The mother iii Mis.,‘Evelyn Morton ,9 one
Ethe‘ had been deserted by her has...
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[fat Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Oom-
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plains that. I did. and do not have to go to had-
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Norwalk Chronicler