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unions.
successor
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Hills Al lllllil All LOVE Ris ‘ ‘ _ ~ ...,
STEM—9w DISTRESS “The Place"
A. Little Diapepsin Cures Indiges-
tion, Gas. Heartburn or Dys-
pepsia in Five Minutes
W
MEilliiINE . An Unparalleled Offer
~.-:K.Il<vt\rlaAllOver'l'luiWorld . . i‘ i " . ,,
.m... o... For“: ._ .. N0 HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD r0 puns
Heywood ilnvis has returned from a and would take a little now your
Good It Has Done. . '
A COMPLETE $2.50
Kitchen Outfit 980
I
yacniiou iii the South.
Airs. Anna Ilrown has a position in
vanish in five minutes and you would
feel line.
This harmless preiuirntion will di-
gcsi anything,- you eat and overcome a
sour, out-of'ordcr stomach bei'orc l’Oll
realize it.
if your meals don’t tempt you, or
what little you do out seems to fill
you, or iiiys lllii‘ a lump of lead lllf
your stomach, or if you have heart-
burn, that is u lei-ill oi‘ indigestion.
Ask ,Hllll' l’llariilnisist for n Zill'l'ellt
,W, i cuw of l’upc'a riliupc :sin and take iij
iliiiic junl soon in; you (‘illL 'l'lici'o‘,
will be .110 sour risiiigs, no belching,
urelcd food mixed with acid,
no sioiiini-ii ans or licui‘iburii, i'ulincasl,
Nilu—i
i
We know of - no other medicine which
. has been so successful in relievmg the ”my...” (in. goods 5.0,...
‘ Inflonng of women, or received so many a.“ ._..._ -
gamma testimonials, as has Lydm E. William rlililili bus ‘i‘ciuriicd from a
- ‘ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will -w.
find women who have been restored to , llniii'uzlal Sill‘ti'Mil‘S lire workinl’. lll
health by this famous medieine. Almost l Km. 9, ,m, m ”V w , 1,, .
. every woman you meet. knows of the l. ‘ "“' ‘ ‘ " “ "‘~ " “‘5 “““
‘ - great good it has hocn doing among. 4_ .V ., _. ., , .
suffering Willlll-l] for the past. 30 years. .1 Louis. l\r\lli M: and lril )ilit‘lil Iioyt llli)»
‘ 010110 'h‘i {own i. lazuli iiv.
In thg,1*inkham Laboratory at Lynn, ‘ ( H ‘ ‘
Magm'are files containing hundreds of
.zlwth’ilusonda of letters from women suck-
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Piukham's \A’cyctnhlo _(?ompound,
many of whom state that. it. has saved
them from surgical operations. 1
business trip 1:) Ni w York.
Josiah iv‘iuiicy bus rciuriicd :l
:Slll‘llillll‘rl' a hour y noon iii llil' filllllli.
Mr. and Airs. lidl‘vy ilixou nl'c
lpilrciiis o: n ii;lii'.-,‘.ilci', who lil'l'l\\ll
Saturday morning, itll‘ lll‘tl\',\' i‘ccliiiiz, in tlic stomach,
iscn, liehiiituiin-g ilcadaclio. Dir/1d»,
Lydia E. I)inkham’g Vegetable Com- . A lA‘lllt‘ll li’l'llll‘i' \‘v‘lll ll" ill\- H M , iicss or. iiitcsiiunl grilling. This will;
11“" l’lr‘i'iUl‘ til St. lia‘ii'lt‘i: l‘liili'cli. 'i‘iles» uli so. and, besides, there will be no:
‘ ,and is perfectly harmless. ,tlllll Tlll’ Jl‘llllll' All-\llilli'l' “'i‘ll lili't'lr} iiiidiglcslcd i‘uod icli over iii the “(HILL
0
. . . Spring Styles $3.50 354
The reason why it 19 so successful is .at :l p. m. on i-‘ridny. My, .0 W350“ your “1......“ Wm, anus...» . .
because it contains ingredientswhicll act . W rm“, (Wm... Ladles Whlte Nubuck
directly upon the female organism. re- .\ir. and Air's. l‘ll’lwui‘il hill... of llronli WM l,,,,,,,.,,,.,, i. ., mm“ mm,
aiminglttohealthy and normal actni y ,imii, and MI. MN! Mlh» “MW "[iior cutoi‘ordcr stomachs, because it. Shoes $3.50
TWO STORES
{in bi lilllll
‘pound is made from roots and herbs,
Women who are ,llidvcticld, vci'c irucsis of Chief of Pd , , . _ _ ‘ ,
‘ angering from those Vlll‘Ch‘Si‘lillllih, ovci‘ Siihdny. ,i'll'HiMr. iciiiieiitutlcii uud trilioi. hold
distressing ills pecu loi‘ your food and digcsis it just the;
. , W,
i
isnmc as if your stomach wnsn'i iilcl‘e.’
l
' Lcnicr :iuriiccs will he held lll tilt"
(‘litliolic (‘liiii'.‘ii on 'l'ucvlio; ‘ li‘i'l»
liar to their sex
should not lose sight
of these facts or
illlu
, , ‘day. \t the s'rvicc To Win}, it ‘v.
_ don” the Emmy 0f ill‘atherj Cotter ol‘ liaubul‘v ( \llil sportik ‘
; Lydia E. Pinkham’s l ’ " '1>
Vegetable Compound . . . ‘
wresmredieirhealth. , Leia) iiiuood ii..s inkeli lllt (Oil-J
itrilct to bliild a new house for Dr. Ciifi
i martin. it will he a frame house, con~
‘ mining (night rooms, provided with fur-
, Iiace bent.
l -—-”— .
'i‘lie mouihiy mcctiug of the W0]
man's Home Missionary Society of iliel
; Ni. 12. Church will he held at the home?
10? Mrs. D. c. Ail'i'i'iit, simu. Milli]:
Isireci. this (.‘\'t“!llllg ai S p. in.
l
l A nii.ililcr of New (‘ililnau follows nt-
. .
,icndcd the Red Men‘s dance oi South.
lNcrwuik, Saturday cvcuiug. (me party
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’ .oi' six new in ‘lll :ilil’lllitllillt" 'l'ltl ll‘l(lr
Frank Dayton has returned from a , . '. ‘ .H ‘ .
,iroublos oi liicir own on their home
visit out of town.
iwai‘d juuriicy. They finally lll‘i‘lVl‘ll ill
Mrs. Harriet Price is visiting 1.013”: New 'Czllllilul oil ii ilui tire, Just, about.
inc .ime the moon was siiiluiic.
lives in Bridgeport. ,
E. C Bilge l5 llth'lllg A large ilddl-' Al't‘llllOt‘l “V. ll, Tillillt’,‘ S1 ll‘lllll)“
’W'ndded to his residence istl'l‘eel, I\cw \oi'k. is preparing plans
"m, for u lifllliliSOll'lO residence in this place
for l.. ll. l.lillll:llll, of New York. The
‘plaus will be really for figures llllOlll‘
l.\pril i. The house will biL'Jiltlxlii‘l
fleet, oi brick, two stories high, \vitlii
,iilc rooi‘ and steam llt‘itl, and will com ,
lUVi‘l' $200,000. I
Hezekiah Allen has moved into tlieg
Hull Bradley house, on Compo nil‘t‘t‘ltw
‘1‘. ‘"‘ “7"” . .
The Junior ‘Atlxllllll'y Will meet this
afternoon at Trinity rectory.
Airs. .leruslia Allen of ‘lli‘idgcport.
was a visitor in town Monday.
"Plans for altering the. inicrior of,
,iiic Congregational ('lllll‘l‘ll were made
- Misses Mary and Dorothy ”‘1‘“ en- F at the iucciilig Friday night. The siniiu.
lei‘tnied friends from illusion, S“I",wny which leads from the vex-tubulel
day. lie the gallery will be removed to ai
' Frank B Dilyton has accepted the i better location. Silk box seats will be:
' built in the balcony, and the pews in;
‘ * 'ero .‘iu' l'. . ..
£05120?! a” ma‘nhm I ilie M gatutk . tlic ~callei‘y will be rearranged. lllC'
. . ,. ,
use a tulip. _ balcony will also be rc-cai‘peied. A‘
“re Anna (:37—‘fl committee was appointed to raise
. . a r a ,
Mrs. Wilkins and - _ , ,
Oscar Petersen lime returned from a i, fluids for the alterations. W. A. \\ heel-y
. .' A H ‘ ' ‘ ler was given the coutrnce, he being.
tri turou ii the south. . . . . .
. p g __’___~N the lowest bidder. Architect“ Francis
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Fi‘ed Brndlev have ‘ Green willbc overseer of the work.
been entertaining their spa, J. Frank-
lin Bradley, of Manic-lair, N. .l. -
New Canaan is fortunate in possess-
ing a horse trainer of note. Nelson.
King, who has resided in our town for
some time displayed his ability in that
line Sunday when he broke in a horse
belonging to John Davenport in a few
hours. The performance was witness-
ed by several fellows who took con»
siderabie interest in watching the pro-
ceedings. Mr. King surely knows how
to do the trick for the animal which
he took in charge had never before
felt the harness. King soon learned
what kind of an animal he had before
him, and, although the horse proved
quite frisky for some time, he was
pacified without great effort on the.
part of the trainer. Some time ago.
Theodore Scoefild bought a horse
which was condemned by all those‘
who saw him as being too headstrong
to be of any good. Mr. King took him
in charge and he can be seen today
around the streets just as quiet and
docile as ever a horse could be.
”MA”
'A horse belonging to Gilbert Stevens
broke loose Sunday afternoon, and
caused no little excitement and some
worry to a few fellow horses along
Railroad avenue. He raced down the
avenue at a great rate, and suddenly
spying one of his stable mates hitched
to a rig ran over as if to say hello.
The driver reined in his horse as'the
newcomer seemed to annoy him. All‘
other horse and carriage had approach-
ed and also stopped, the runaway horse
standing between the two horses that
were being.r driven. Suddenly the trou-
ble-maker let fly both hind legs at the
The Alphabet club is holding week-
ly meetings at the home of different
members to make articles for the
. 'goomiug fair of the W. '1‘. A. I.
Archie Mills, who has been em-
» ;ployed the past season with Ralph
‘iR‘ockwell's saw mill iii Redding, was
a. week-end guest of» friends in town,,
Wednesday he will leave for Montreal,
.. Canada, k -
. Misses Marion Wheeler, Lillian Dar-
‘how, Catherine Sherwood, Gladys
Keith, Ethel Torrey, Helen Fike and
Myrtle Mead were recently entertain-
ed at whist at the hdme 0f MlSS Mil-
‘ dred Taylor.
. , The funeral of Robert Snagg of
"Waterbury, a former resident Of. this
.2 place, took place yesterday afternoon
N cm the undertaking parlors of
Charles Fable, State street. Temple
lodge, F. and A. M., attended and bad
I _‘ charge of the services at the grave in
.‘Willow Brook cemetery.
‘ . The services at the Saugatuck M. E.
church, Sunday evening, were very in-
er'esting. The event was called “Flag
service." The superintendent. present-
d two handsome flags to the Sunday
c0001 and each member of the school
deceived ll small flag as a memento.
uterestiug exercises in connection
ith this were also given.
M _.._ "flu“
.cAPTAiN H‘ov‘r PLACE sow.
'Reed G. Haviiand has sold for Mrs.
Willi. Tones, her property in Elmcrest
Boulevard, formerly- known as the
a pin William H. Hoyt place. The
Willie?!” 'Pollair. or the Creme 8:
.00 ‘wiil occupy and make this
other. Luckily his aim was prior and
tile scared horse escaped with a sound
cranium and managed to pass by. The
frisky runaway contented himself with
. fcw dilys‘ iiulc my backache (‘(lllllilt‘il*>;
.
ly lcii illt‘ and i fell greatly improved»
. l\i.\‘
willehutions
. themselves.
head of the horse which had arrived
while he was engaged in bothering the it
i'lciici‘ iii five minutes from all stomv
ilcll mil-"cry is at any drug, store wait-i
iiiir.‘ for you. ' l
'l‘llcse largc till—cont cases of Pope's
llinpeiisiil contain more than sufficient?
lo thoroughly curc almost any case 0“
. . . O
Dyspepsul, indigcsiion or any other:
stomach disiurlulnce.
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. WM,“ . a”......... ,
iy sprinting uioug the avenue. lv‘ortu-l‘
nilicly he did not act down as far rial
the railroad to bother the. train hull
was finally subdued by a tempting
i lllt.‘ilSlll‘(‘ (if ()lllb'.
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I
F. A. tilossiici‘, 2i Ontario St. Roch—
csil r, .\’. Y.. has i‘i’i"(l\'t.‘l't’,(l from a long
'flllll scwi'c attack of kidney troubled
his cure being due to l’oli'y‘ KidneyI
l’ills. Ailci' detailing his (also, lli‘
says: "i am only sorry i did not icurn‘
sooner oi‘ Foley ly’iilucy l’ills. In iii
kidneys became istrtiulucr, dlzzyl
spoils lei‘i inc and l was no longer nil-i
iioycd at nicht. i feel illil pci‘ C(illi.‘
.
i
‘llollt’l‘ since lltilllll. li‘olcy Kidney I’llls.‘
'i‘onic in iii-lion, quick in results. Try,
. . .. . . i
them. \\’. l‘, “lumilrc & Co. ”‘
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CANNIBALISM AMONG PERSIANS.l
\\ .\Siil.\'tl'i‘0.\’, Mill‘cli 5. ----- Stilriliiiirl
oi’ cannibalism zillioliuf
siarviiig l’crsiilns are contained in lei-'3
toys from ’i'clicrzln in Hip i’crsiun-Ani-j
oricilu l'lducui‘ionnl Society here from?
iir. Susan 1. .‘dliody, foi'illcrly-of (fill-1:
cage. She decliircs fathers are oniingl
their children and children are eutiilgi
each other in northwestern Persia, in?
the vicinity of llamildun, whore l‘unr
iue has followed the. sacking of 23
towns and villages by the rebel troops‘
of Solar ed Dowlcli, brother of the de-
posed shall. Forty thousand people
are starving, it is declared, and the
society has started ii relief fund. The
Americun National Rod (.‘ross will
also be asked for assistance.
Until new crops have been grown
and harvested, there will he no oppor-
tunity for tlielbomeless people, to help
The people of Tellernn,
Dr. Moody says, have been raising
money‘to relieve the stress and have
forwarded $5,500 to bliy food. '
Salar ed Dowleli, who led the rebels,
has been placed in official position as
governor at Tnbi‘iz in the Russian
sphere of influence in northern Persia.
__._..._...___ no
ALL SPECIAL CENSUS CLERKS
‘ our OF JOBS.
of the temporary clerks employed by
the census bureau to compile the 1910
census returns Have some out of the
government service. There are .281
temporary clerks still on the payroll,
38 states and the District of Columbia
being represented. Congresa refused
to make the appropriation asked for
by Director Durand to keep the clerks.
at the bureau until the census work
could be completed. The director says
there will be slight delays in one or
two census divisions as a result of the
cutting off of. the extra force, biit he
does not think they will be serious.
Strenuous efforts to have some of the
dismissed clerks transferred to the
regular employ list have been unsuc-
cessful.
Asthma! Asthma!
POPHAM’S ASTHMA REMEDY
ives instant relic-f and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Hay Fever. Sold by druggists; mail on
receipt of price $1.00.
Trial Package by mail 10 cents.
Wll [JAMS MFG. co.. Plow. Clay-land. Ohio
’TheA.J.Angevine
\i'Asu-ixirrou, March aw'rhe last .
Norwaik South Norwaiii
Furniture
Repaired
Good Work
Charges Reasbnabie
& Son Co.
134 - 130 Washington Streei
$35.00 '*
FOR A
Blickensde rfe r
Typewriter '
Cost $65 .
as coon AS new
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 81 West Sts.
S.Norwalk .
.
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WITH SOUND
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Capital ' Surplus and Profit:
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Safe Deposit Boxes 33 and .5 per yeti
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FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic! .
Pres.
WILF‘RED BODWELL. Cashier
.—.—_—
DIRECTORS ;
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mam
John H. Knapp John H..nght
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood
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COAL DEALERS TO HOLD MEET. SOLDIER GETS LIFE FOR SLAYING‘
THREE.
5 BURLINGTON, Vt., March -5.—Guil~
liy of murder in the first degree with-
l'ouincapital punishment was the ver- Guard to Take Part.
holding the annual meeting and ban- j ((1313:: ::;:n$:sib;:e£‘;y if 5%???me _ ALBANY, N" Y.. March 5~“Plan5 fO'l‘
quet of the Retail Coal Dealers’ ”80.1.6 .1 1 . ‘ l , . ‘ gall ‘. ‘a le\\ field service by «the organized militia
elation of New England in New Lon—l an. y e, a ‘0 0er U 0099‘ 01 the 10‘“ got the state have been practically com-
don. No definite arrangements haveicaialrv, Who ran amuck and shot ““d i pleted by Adjutant General Verbeck.
ikilled three negroes last October. Cllr-‘ He hopes .0 obtain fro!“ ther‘legisla-
been made, but it is expected that thelme who was smtei 1 t H i ,1
association will meet March 25 at one 3 ouni t will i ‘ t LC“ -° “:19 “‘11” S; ; lure a. sufficient appropriatimr to cover
of. the New London hotels. l en ' )9 a on to l e {‘3‘ era the expense that will be incurred.
. i enitenti - . , .
The program is busmess, followed p my at Atlanta Ga
(
Representatives From All Over New
England Expected to Attend.
Negotiations are being made '9 for
inree Brigades of New York National
l c 'l'i ' l n i l in ls “”9059“ among ouler things
by banquet. Ordinarily the attendance. “a1 l e “as cralge spec fle 13’ i to send the First, Second and Third
with the murder- ol’ Andrew C. l‘ox-lBrlgades to the maneuvers in Connec-
at this meeting is about iii), memberslwhum he shot m Fort Ethan t‘len |
coming from all parts of New Eng‘l'l‘lle trooper fled to this citv and lb'lr: ticut from August 10‘ to 20' to work
land. lrlcaded himself in a restaurant where:EWlth the regulars and participate in
_____._,_,__«.,.__. he killed two negro women ‘ troobl:ulémeuc“11 attack to M made by the
FOOTBALL CAUSED MAst DEATH-lor cavalry ‘was called out and peneni}.:.t,i?:,ffl $2,021.“ I: 1:: it‘fii‘fm‘mil’:
WATERBURY, March 5.-F00tbull l fire. 0“ the building in which CarlyieiThe Coast ArtilleryAcominauds ‘of the
caused the death of William R. Dayiisougbi Irel‘uso. Aft” e““‘hamz’mg5stale are to have a round of duty at
a well—known young man of this city, i shots With the troopers forsonie time‘ Fort H. ’G. Wright, Fisher‘s Island,
who died in St. Mary’s H081)ltal this i Carlyle was wounded in the right legstile dates beingdluly i3 to August 17.
morning. In a game at..Meridcn lastllmd Slll‘l‘CllllEl'Ed' i’ the plans involve the special organi-
summer, "he was kicked over the heart . ~z-nti0ns such as cavalry, ilcld artillery,"
and this caused an affection of the lung WILL INTEREST MOTHEHS' lsignnl corps and engineers, which are
heart that resulted in a complete Mod.“ (my. sweet row-dam g...- gunmen, a : to be assigned td dutr in the inalien-
breakdown six weeks ago. Day was a ‘Ccrtnln relief for charisiiness, llcadilcno, Blur. ver problem in Connecticut.
.0... maker. employed by the w..... ifiiSmrllllulltl'l‘i’islfl’il'llllt§3°lfitlddtillill —
bury'tllock Campany. He leaves his ’Coidu in in hours. they are so lensant to uni L—Cbeapest accident insurance-Dr.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T’all‘lck Day. tnsioCIiildi-cnlikutlieln. Over to. testimonials. lThomas' Eclectrlc on Stops the' pain
Address. Allan
Used by Mothers for 23 cars. The in . .
and three brOthers and it sister. [Sold by all Drng‘ulsts. use? ssrnpyexg‘filodz": fig-.1223 iItinealls tbs’wouud. All drugglsis
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