In. Mich ~—“ I want to tell you
koodL‘ydiaE. Pinkham’ chg-
.1 etableCom um] and
'Ssnative ash have
.done one. I live on a
tarmandhaveworked
very hard. I am
forty-five years old.
and am the mother
of thirteen children.
Many people think
it strange that! am
not broken down
with hard work and
the care of my fam-
ll them of my good friend,
1nl1hstn’s Vegetable Com-
that there will be no back-
Tb‘saring down pains for them if
, 6 it as! have. Lam scarcely
Will, Whiso that! think there is
‘r medicineto be found for young
M eldest doughter has‘ taken
‘nkhum’ 133 Vegetable Com-
orpainful periods and irregular-
, i'. hos helped her.
em always ready and willing to
a. good word for Lydia E. Pink
.ogetable Compound I tell every
meet that I owe my health and
pp ass be your wonderful medicine.”
Mrs. J. G. JOHNSON, Scottville, Mich.
did? 11 :3.
ydia E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Com-
11nd, made from native roots and herbs,
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
s‘y holds the record of being the
, auccesoful remedy for woman ’s ills
'58 FOR WOMEN IN NEW LON-
DON COUNTY.
Eibcpt For the two cities 01‘ New
nty is chiefly a countv of small
mmunltles and of shore resorts and
_ntl‘y resorts Many of the towns
reunite difficult to lend] and cam
‘ '01" 311 ’-1 i‘.
”$111“ng 0m) p 5mm )3 moms 0. she dropped into the trough of the
,aut'omoblie. in all these respects
therampulgn of the Connecticut We
idol). Sulfrga 0 Association in Now
lzdon county 11111111 is 10 continue
through the 11 hole of July isin cnuluc-
tor much like the 1 umpai :11 in inch
field count} 111' lusl \113' 1151 i.itc>l~hii1ll
~{county is more important to the
11111151; of woman sui‘i‘l'ugo in (,‘(mnce
dent thah New London County 1‘01"
re ul‘e will one. 1"(11111111-1111211i1ts in
the lower house of tho Slum lei—3:5 in
lure from Litrhiield (11111111
thirty from New London county. ,
h o for as 1111' cumpuicn 1121.11 1111-1
eded the welcolllo nccol'tll'll to Ho
suflraglsis has In on more 51111111111113.11111‘
"11d hourly thou the 11'01001111- llll’l'
met with lost your in iitchiioill 11.311111-
ty. Each your vuslly inert-Jones
or Votes for \1’111111-311, 1111.11 11113
and, the probable nlldilion this lull 01‘
101493011, Kansas, Wisconsin. Michiuuu
pd. Ohio to the 11111111101 of states
here warnen 11ct1111l11'1'ole.is liwilk-,
in; women c1"cl\31\l1cr(3 to the ques—
on“ii these nomen
onto last night, July
pnig‘n. This includes the four
fair meetings of the Fonllh of
fwhen automobiles full of aui‘fru
is deaceudod upon the pleasure lc
lid 1 Osmegulchie, Golden Spur.
odours Beach and Ocean Beach and
women made suffrage addresses
me twelve hundred people The
so for has laid chiefly in the
,t and north port of the counti,
hingot Old Lyme on .luly first,
. .3 olchestcr on the 8111 and
if using through Lebanon. lion-
and Baltic to Jewctt City. ctrlk
" ’ to Voluntowu and on the 17th.
h be sumogipts are 111: Gluccow
' ,m‘therc they go to Norwich and
'11
ch in not fresh ground for the
i151 ts. An Equal Franchise Leu-
ors’sndzed there about 11
, "n are, and with all the zeal of
519wa coliveried, the Norwich we.
or the leadership of Mrs. W11.
”florion, are throwing them-
nto the present campaign.
11 London Equal Munchies
ugh with 111 111.1111... still
boiled in weeks, is also often
111111ch 11111111 the suite
in this campaign. 3400
pledged byMrs. Frederick
the name or the league
he'oompuisn opened.
1111 number of people re-
ol the catiolocioryreu
sitinggllio’i'oy Kidney Pills
‘ heir hauling end can.
Foley whidney Pills
and only .
lilo ‘
interest of the 1112011111 in tho qllt‘n‘IIOll‘
llli'Ulii':
1115.01 California us 11 suffrage stoic.
\\"i1_1 not. “-97”;
17th sixteen ,
tings have been held 11111111131 the.
There was exhibited inth'a 1111111111
"11111111111111.1131 at. Philadelphia a. tow 11111111111
days ago. nix mechanical devices
whic‘hons of‘ the inmates oi 11111111.
stitution has invented. [The man.Johu
illdwsrds. who in serving 11 long form
tor robbery. displayed so much instep
_ pity and skill in his work that tile
warden ruruished 111111 with money and
gave him permission to spend his tune
in the perfection .01! his inven-
tions. .
One oi! the devices is aburglar alarm
and doorbell. Another which the in-
ventor calls an “internal combustion
turbine." has aroused the curiosity of
prominent mechanical engineers. It
is operated by means of gravity and
hydrostatic pressure. A "noiseless
railroad crossing system" is another
invention. the model of which be ex-
hibited. 'He has applied for patents in
Washington. .
Edwards has invented an “ellipso-
graph,” to be used by drnltsmen and
architects in drtiwlng ellipses. «He
showed on improvement in 1.11.11.11.11...
where the tensile strength of the loci:
to equal to the strength of six other
ordinary locks. He has perfected an
advertising device which consists. of
pieces of wood which can be applied
to almost any use, and upon which
pictures have been drawn. Among the
uses to which the broad boards can
'be put 11‘ in. the construction of the
ibacks oi choirs.
__._.____..T.__._
lTOWERED OVER SHIP’S MASTS
Commanders of Vessels Supply New
Information as to Height of At-
lantic Waves.
...——
It is very doubtful if the log of any
naval vessel of the world contains rec-
ords equal to those of the Roe. Lleut.
{Commander 0.1-]. Woodward has
3stuted that he never expected to bring
this craft through the immense waves.
The indicator on the bridge, which
was at times the only part of the ves-
1sel out of water showed that the lit-
ltle craft 'rolled 90 degrees. being at
times clear over on her beam ends
1 Just at the time when the command-
ers of the little squadron estimated
that the sale was at its height 11nd
'blowing practically 90 miles an hour
the Roo’s steering gear gave way and
.sea. This little vessel‘s masts are
. 52 feet high £10111 the water line. says
the Christian Hclnltl. and although it.
has been stated that the highest wave
yet recorded upon the. Atlantic oce can
'was not more than ‘10 feet in height,
Comm 1nder \Voolu Md :1 estimate tho!
the waves of the recent storm over-
topped his masts by several tool has
been borne out by the officers not. only
01‘ the smnllcl ships but even ol‘ the
battleship Delaware.
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I Sacredncss of the Cow In India.
; The killing of animals is abhorrent
to the Hindoo You may see the pious
.,Ialn who cull'ics the docilinc of the
preservution of life to an absurd ex-
treme, moving about. 011 the l11oplnnnde
or near trees and fields with a pocket
of flour and sugar, in search of ants
and other insects, that. he may feed
‘them from his store. in towns and
villages you will occasionally come
across the sacred bull, who roams
'nbout at will, and helps himself to
grain and other foodstuff placed in
3. shops as he pleases. He is 11 symbol
of divinity. None will molest him;
: everybody, will hold him in reverence.
But in the case of the bull the rever-
once is limited to the one who. so to
speak. is born in purple.
. As lor the cow, the entire species is
sacred, and to kill it is a cardinal
.sln. Whenever the pious 1111111110
passes by a cow. he touches it with
: his hand and salutes it
The Guru.
Mics Fay Templeton at a supper t
(the Rite-Carlton in New York give
in honor of her return to the stage.
praised the American business man
“I have only one fault to find with
him." she said. “He works too hard.
Hence, of an eventual. he is some-
times a little dull.
"But intelligent wives can soon cure
their husbands of ovorworkinx. I
know a whoa-lbs and her good men
are in Egypt. now—«who came down to
dinner one night in a somber black
robe.
"Her husband»: frightfuily over-
. worked millionaire-docked at her coc-
tumo and exclaimed:
"fi'Why on earth, my love. are you
wearing a. dress like 1111111 We posi-
tively half-mourning!
"'01 course it's half mourninp,‘ Ibo
réplled. “When you come home from
the onion. don't you always complain
that you're halt desdf’ "
I
Prils of in Service.
The on 111111 e branch of the new
bus undoubtedl rill“ and dollars of
its own. as the sad tale oi previous
dlcum'piainiy shows: and when m“
catastrophe 11111111 as took place mono
ly 111111111111in occurs it In of s nature
to 111111111 11 11111111111111 11111111111101 upon
the public. an: in relation to the sushi
bar of 11.11.1111...» in lidilhmisiion. 11111!
to ‘thc hesitant. «exorcise they had
flown d Edit
EOPHAM'S AdTHMIL ,
11111111111111 mini 'and on 'n‘baol on
all cases oi Asthma. Bronchitis.
Hay Paves. Sold" by 1111111311111; niall on.
receipt of rice $1.011.
Trial cchcse by 111in 10 cents.
10.11am Cleveland.
For sale by The I 111101111 911111111“:
We»... -
AN lMPORTAhIT CONVICTION.
1111 the case, oi? the State oi Rhoda
Island vs. Wm. Wynttc. or1P01'tmouth.
decision was rendered against the
defendant by Judge Franklin after
trial sit Newport. Wyatt was couvlut~
ed under Section 21 Chapter 203. of
the Rhode Island shellfish buys, which
provides a fine for the first offense ol.’
working 11 private oyster ,bed with
implements for the taking of shellfish
withoutthe consent of the owner. lie
was caught on the beds by Benj. B.
Martin, of Warren, in the Sukonuet
River. WS’a'tt through his counsellin-
peeled from the fine and posts which
wcle assessed, but no the once against
him was clear, he has since decided to
settle
The 1esult of this trial will be wol~
comed by all planters of oysters as
it is an important victory for the
State in the campaign unuinst, the, low-
lessness which has prevailed lo 11
greater or less extent for some time
push ’
The appointment by the state of 11
large number 01’. “Oyster Guards," 1111-
thorized to take on (he'spot the per-‘
.sons and boats of violators of the laws
relating to private oyster beds inex-
nected also to go 11 long way ton‘d _
stopping entirely the 1111121111 oi oysters
in Narragansett Bay.
...—....- ”....
BOY DIES FROM FALL.
STAMFORD. July 18.-Joseph Glass
eight years old, died at the hospital
Tueéduy, as 11 result of 11 fall from a
third story porch at his home Mon-
day night. His skull was fractured.
The woman woo .reliesuupon Senti-
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Ferguson, 0! Pittsburgh Pa. and
were married at noon yesterday, at
iralhar, the summer home, of the
bride' s” mother. The officiating ciel‘sy-
man was Rev. Father Buckley,
8.11.. was best man, and the matron
of honor was Mrs. Alexander Pendle-
ton, Misses Nina and Margaret Cam-
eron were the bmdcsmaldc. There
were about 130 guests in attendance.
011ch got“ .«33. "PM
s‘liiiln It“! and lltil11l12‘111c1111Til:
10m. soiledh with
aim no 11111
A (“Tia-(l “fig? [ills
hiimih Sn iE'ii‘inn 1'1l can
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Our Spring goods are now
in stock. While we have a
larger assortment of lino
goods than ever before, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er end of the line, and are
showing a great many pat-
terns from 10c per double
roll‘up.
The Gorham Co.
E E (101111.111
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Props.
to First St, E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
City Natlonal Bank
TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Surplus and Profit.
$117,000.00
Capital
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 53 and $5 per yell
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1111 Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace—Marv»
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlhut'
Henry S. Lockwood
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Is the only sure protection
against moths.
Don'l wait until you have 9.
beautiful for ruined before
acting one of those chests.
We bore a number of sizes
k 11nd shapes to select from.
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81 Son Co.
134-130 WASHINGTON 3T.
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SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established {not that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior 10 than made
‘ 111’ any other 111111111. flthln has
been proved by scientific; to.
search. as the tonic show that
no verdinm, rust, nick/6130111111111
or injurious nines can 1111111, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any dunner oi chipping,
as with enamel we 11. ‘
oit is an excellent It condos. ,
rwbich means quick boiling.
Shd saving of instills 1
weight 11111111111 it any to handler
and the ginormous 111111111 1213'.
~ 3‘ on 11111111111111 111111111111; end always. ~
~ 0 iced ioold inn. ‘-
, piece in 11111111 Inst ,
:1 stamped) out or pure, 1
iteris‘i. nndl bi bi
Beads Popular.
Beads are more and more wax-.11 U11
luauul ones are gold embossed. strung,
l
‘1‘, '9 o
1113“!“‘uf'5‘5 *‘fl‘f”
_, , Ribbed Fsbrloo. LITTLE GIRL LOBBYIST.
It is said on good outhmlty thwat A.’i’l A’NTA, (3111,. July 18.—~—ll.11haol
corded weaves Will be very popular in ldeioon aged nine yours, is “lobbying"
alteinutcly with beads of cut -.;a1nhcl' the autumn. 11111.... new ribbed fobrics‘l‘enthusiastically 111110111; the Geolgla.
A similar set of pink coral and gold will include materials
heads is shown, says the New Huron weight as to be syllable ror dress drop.
Pale tints of (101111 cries and heavier ones. adapted rm
'bends, in graduated sizes, are much 11111110111111 wraps and lirimmlngsr— Kent.
1111111 Needlecraft.
l
lovely with the lace so dominant in 0““ and
10111 nuluCourlel‘.
chosen ~1‘or young girls to 1112.11
cameos are holding it foremost place.
All these ornaments are especially
‘tlic summer gowns.
.
.‘HAdVertise' your will!” In 'i‘beWSeutinél l m
30 light ini legislators in the capitol these duys in
line interest 01' .11 bill that 1111111111,".
1111110130311 create the new county 01‘
‘ Every day the little dill mlngics in
. with the law makers and tries to im-
~Cures baby's croup, Willie's daily «press upon them who importance or
bruises mamas sore throat, l
oreallug the new unit in the state Her
2 lie cze a. n
It our 8 D 3' e m a" y gurgumeut are punctuated with kisses,
Money well invested—an Advertise land these, it is sai1l,a1e 111011111; boa.-
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