_ vous and run down.
[was dizzy and had
numb feelings and
1,, my eyes sched.
,, ' k doctor' 5 medi-
oines, but, they did
memo good. so I de-
' cided totryLydiaET‘
illl‘I Pinkham’ s Végetsr
so, and now I feell
stronger and better.
I have told other
one whet Mrs. Pinkhsrn s medicines
one ,for me and give you permis~
blish this letter for the good of
--Mrs. Henna Emcxson, 506
he ‘Avonue, Zenesville, Ohio.
“ More Proof.
ingign, Inwa.-—- “ For years I suf-
cal from female troubles.
imful sins and felt sick nearly all
saw Lydia E. Pinkhem’ 3
his Compound advertised and
0h tit had helped other suffering
‘I felt sure it would do me
3111's edough it did. The first
«.
'- ell woman. I would not he with-
n the house.”-—Mrs. ANNA Hid-I
125‘Agency So, Burlington, Iowa.
lady woman’ s diseases. We possess
you try it?
A lire property worth more than MS.-
000, 000?
‘ annually?
" its own length.
ble Compound. Idid '
lped me' and now I am a strong ,
one need be no doubt about the;
lily of this grand old remedy, made
111 the roots and herbs of our fields, to
limes of proof of this fact, enough
' Vince the most skeptical. Why attainment of every sort ——T T. Mun-I
no Y0 , ,
During 1910 and 11111 01111111111011 by
in 1908 the ash (11111111 in Canadian
waters was werth 325.000.0001
111 St George‘h hospital. London,
abou1 3.000 patients are Operated on
_ Hoppopotamuses are the only water
animals that sink backward when
going under the surioce of the water?
'"A grasshopper can jump 000 times
The pipe smoked by the Shah of
Persia. on state occasions is valued
at $400. 000.
Common made are sold for $1 a doz-
en on the streets of Paris? They ale
bought by gardeners to be used in de
straying insects.
Kubeiik, the famous violinishgave
1220 concerts in 1910 at an average fee
of $1.200, making a total 01 $205,000.
Britain‘s new uuper-dreadnought
c1 uisei' the Princess R0\',al will cost
more than $10. 000, 000 by the time she
is fully completed.
The aveiage value of farm land 1111',
1
l
1 H
lacre in the United States increased
Lfrom $15. 57 in 1000 to $32. 49 in 1910.0
gain of $11. 32 an acre 01' 1087 her
Icent.
‘ The gold output of the Transvaal
'alone in 1910 amounted to 7,,533 843
fine ounces, valued at $155,736 433. or
more than 34 per cent. of the world's
‘output as estimated.
Glass windmva were first introduced
into Europe in the. eighteenth cen-
tury?
There is no road to success
but'
,thing can take its place. A purpose‘
underlies character, culture, position“
11.
89?.
.111 be
~ 61 a condition quickly corrected
by the reliable and quicloacting
“1 loge, coke and Vigor—41 better
‘ condition Beecham’s Pills
The dreaming world is‘voll'd in mist,
And in the east the sky is kissed
anus it tonight you will
mkthe neficialsidoithe hounds I'
and ideal family remedy Bentham’ 11
Pills. Nervous do tension, or the
"blues." is one o the symptoms
BEE '* \HAM’S
PILLS
When the system is clogged-«the .
bowels and liver and kidneys in~
active-uthen. the digestion is sure
to be impaired and the nerves to
lose their tone. Beecham’s Pills
induce the organs of digestion to
work properly and thus this on
rivaled medicine has a tonic effect
upon the whole system. Beccham’ s
Pills do not vary— they not always
in accordance with their great
reputation; mildly and safely but
quickl. In every way-win feel.
Assure You
3 Sold everywhere. 101-... 25s.
"the direction-with our: hot mvmhdphl
DAYBREAK.
.. .. .. ~..-.........M
The. stars are paling, pallid white;
By rosy dawns impaslened light.
And as it swiftly wings along,
Bids the fleeing night adieu
With golden morning in her song.
C. K. Shetterly.
VA.
1.: .:¢:A
‘VZI‘AEALE
Doing Winter Shopping New.
"but summer wraps me still be-
'5 0th and many of them 1111: per
till adopted to autumn wom. in Ii‘ac
' " beouite llOSlillP lo
immer wraps do 1111' winter 1
, 1110 but do :1 little olevoi altor
land that foot .110qu be taken intI
‘ me}: her dross allouanco so for.
”03¢
at no amount oi ohnnuin
meats but then: are other
being oi‘lm'cd at low prices
and which with the nddlt
New York Sun so vital.
[tumor wraps are probably 111
still or silk, cleverly drape
111113 a modish 1111'. more b
" 11: y detail. There urn pleul
ed high are marked down 1
Hide at u rosluurnut 111
that she had run in from U!
1’1; where ulie is npendin
her winter shopping.
evening coat. .1 simply can
one another season on
thin; that counts more in
robe than 11. really‘ site
111111111 would 111w
, 1.1 the some one
Autumn coats are appearing in the
t '31uctaculur things.
make:
f or a your owning Coulsiny this limo.
devotion by the woman who bus;
.11 not all of the hot weather
capable of such extendedl
ome of them are such mere‘
such‘ sheer outlines of 90v
3.
WGeszully convert them into
ion 1
lining would do dulv sult-laflc l
evening swarm-111 wl1111.1'.l
t adaptable ol‘ the hand?
the summer 11nd some lbsti
' or gluel price or oven loss.
, who mosses well On 11‘
mm remarked 111111.; lunch-
in r for the express pxi‘rposa‘
, 01 11,01 course," she added.
1' his share 01‘ it. and capo
' ', ,yloolilug eveiiin'g cost. no
to, '11 back to town, inie‘in
‘11 «new wrong will he in
Us or anything i would
out of blunt”. Inst'sprlns'
d and saw any number
suit
ould be all rig t tor
11 warmer lining or
12111111130 that i can
,I their, for the prices
lob; 11111 111111 morning
‘exirczno kind of trimming doesn‘t gol
out or style. ,You can't buy spectucu-'
llur things and wear them more 1111111
ouno season but then i wouldn't buy
‘1 am going to bill (-lllli‘l 11 black
1] lhink (inc loosu‘l tire of black or
iglay and one dm-sn‘l have to how 11
‘Cill'llulizu (‘\‘Cl‘_\' lime ono goon on lot
door or sncr'llll o the freshness of ouo's
(out. Yes, i think it will he gray and
draped and only vory lllllo lrlnuniuu.
l‘donl liello‘vc 1rulv good lhlnssm'o
iovor dllt cheap but the) are com) um-
' Hilly cheap and tin: good 11110111101
recognizes that fact. Lulu of women
make the mistake or thinking they
‘ mustn‘t nor am l'lml oi lair price l‘lor
lli'llitl ilitry bur out of souson, own it
it is Just what the) want. "
'llial scrap of overheard convorau-
tion sounded like hard common sense
and later observation bore out wluu
ttho woman luld said.
"'i ’1 here ems any number of attractive
“which charmeuse coals in the slums
y i that ore priced ullurluuly low Most
‘ loi them urn lint-ll with Chilton. but an
lnlei'linlng of satin or even 11 shoot oi
sol’t ilunnoll or 'wudillng about lilo
shoulders and about \vouklu'tahe a dif-
llculi thing to udluui.
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women...
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1.111111 round glass buttons down the
entire from closing in the only 1rl1n~
lnlng on 11 simple but stylish frock or
pink liucu.
One new full dress design in block
and while effect busurotty little 1110
Ihercd sleeves and a stunning putt-111
lumber belt.
‘lmilntlon Japanese embroidery la nl~
so soon on some or the intent lingerie
designs form Paris. says the Wululluu-
1011 Herald.
Double frills, either hunduuubrohi»
cred or bcmslltched, finished some or
the newest and prettiest oi the wt-
umn waists.
One dainty while maroulsotte blouse
has insets down the front or violet
dotted while lown. This some pretty
luwn forms the knife platted trill that
goes around the collurless neckline.
W“
corded Waves.
it is said on good authority 111m
corded waives will numerator in the
111111111111. These new ribbed rubrics
Willwlneldde-muterisl so light in weight
as to be 111111111111. luridress crunches
and heavier ones adopted for suite,
outer mile and trimmings. '
m
lands. in Irish
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Welvot belts; gushes. bows and wide
nouns. Thread like lilies or sable for
will no much used on cream and white
('llill‘on frocks.
(‘orduroy is to share cquully with
foil lirsl place for juvenile iuillinory
this (tuning season.
\ l'ronchi fr'mk [in 11 school maid
is of blue sorgt, ullh iriuuulncs or
block rclwl. A bulislo under 1111111301
illlll quaint little chupcuu ol blur will
oomph-11' 11 smart I'oslumo. !
1
Thu (loop iiOi'IlllOlli‘ rouuirml by the:
(liroclolro stylus is (1111111 lillod in by 11;
1111 lloil vosl oi while not and tho lurn~ ‘
mor collur fastening under 11 little 1'-'ll1
lion bow
01'.
Circular Hem.
The little plain; whk'h are necessary
when making a circular hem, can be
to dispose of the fullness by gathering
‘llu- 01ng of the lurnod buck llr'm 11nd
Ilwm evenly distribute the 'llllll'l‘l'i
and stitch.
u very neat uppenrunco. says
I'uuo lntl-r Ocean. 11’ the material is
very hoary the fullness is disposed oi
by small plulls, but the upper edge
should he hound with tune. so that it
will not need to be iul'nml and time
avoid any heavy line when the hem
ls stitched.
Fashion Frllls.
With the lusliionublo deep collar.
wider girdles are 11111 in be worn.
The left side and front inclusion in
still used on the oue-piooo dress.
Some or the vents are beautifully
embroidered in oriental colors.
are set on 11 long shoulder line.
levelling bodices are often outlined
with 11 line of 1111111111 or rhinestones.
Elven when plans are used on skirts
the narrow outline is preserved.
Turn heck culls or lune lrllls finish-
beoumlng of the new foshlonu.-Wcsb~
ingion lloruld.
W
Loon Klimt.
any: ditty Goods.
Bole recently was trimmed 111111 1 1111,11
der on all edges, called and culls
' bottomed sill: out lenght'bloe.
are 111 lm silovsr not. who
1.11m
I night clubs in a baseball league? Why
[I on vegetables,” replied Willie.
through a clear strung purposewnow A iarke springs up the gleaming blue .
_ who can tell what an octogenarlan‘
\1wll111'1-11.'lomnul t‘ourl- .
soon in 11 sheer lnuioriul, so it is 110le
A circular llt'lll in sheer.
l
material if made in this way will have;
the i‘lu.‘
Many or the new long. dress sleeves
ins ions sleeves are one 01' the most
beer has been showing skirts lilting
plainly, with lingers toward the back
end a blouse really blouses in from
over a girdle proving the funny for the
no... waist clients is not leaving us,
A checked tenets still seen on the
Phone 11110. in 11110 accordion 111111111 1.. P
Hopeless Task.
“Why do they generally have Just
not nine? That would seem to be the
appropriate number."
“Because there have to be two di-
visions ln the percentage column. The
club that ranked fifth would have to
be out in two-half in the first divi-
sion and half in the second. Don’t
you see it wouldn't do?"
"No. I don't see anything of the
sort."
”Well, then, there' 3 no use trying to
explain it to you. You haven't got
iiginseball mind. Nasty weather. isn't
t
Of Course He Knew.
"Willie, can you tell me what a. ves-
elarlan is?”
"A vegetarian is a. person who lives
“That is correct. New. I wonder.
is."
"I know." replied Eddie.
"Well, what is an octogcnariun?"
"An oclogeneriun is a person that
knocks the other gensriuns."
Gentle Art of Fishery.
"You seem to be an able-bodied
man. You ought to bs‘stronu enough
to Work.”
“I know, mum. And you seem to
be beautiful enough to go on the
stage. but evidently you prefer the
simple life."
After that speech he got a square
meal and no reference to the wood
pile.
International Sympathy.
“Chawlie is an sw‘fly loyal chap,
don’t you know." -.
"Is he? How so. deah boy?"
“Why. he saw in the papers that
there's a stwike of all the London tail.
01's and so he's wearing" his old clothes
out of sympathy for the Londonmhop-
pies. don't you know."
WAITS FOR THEM.
1
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1
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lilies Cillmnn—lt's nice to live in
the country. i suppose you often so
tor a trump in the Woods?
Mr. Rurnlew-No, I never so for them
5 unless, they come too near to the
house.
1
No Time for Thu.
Wo'Vo here some brief philosophy-
' A test will prove it true.
The man who lends a busy life
In very seldom blue.
Masculine Louie.
making you I convert to equal out-
true.
rinsing?"
huutitui."
, The Kind.
“i understand there is a 111m in
town where a number oi kidnallllm
were rounded up.”
"At police ”headquarters?"
“No: you w. the kidnappers in
notation more bamin undies."
Hits 011101 sum
“Your wile 1m sloped with Your
'obsudsur."
“out they take so our!"
“”Yss.
“Contound
0011th some 11111! 01111.”,
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mun... pompous.
u
honour write so moon for 911nm
lI Has Its Share of the Proof That Kld-
1 ' per-louse.
Main street tell it.
Dean‘s Kidney Pills has been so sat-
isfactory that I
them "My kidneys were. disordered‘
and caused my back to ache. The:
kidney secretions were also unnatural
and bothered me greatly.
ney Pills restored me to good health.”
cents.
New York, sole agedts for the United
take no other.
big grievance be has is based on his
I line principles.
Atlantic City-5-day tours
Bermuda-«Quay trips . . . .
"i hear Min Dainty is homing oi ‘
Were her arguments so oou- ,'
"No. but her why: were so bonito!» _;
his and her, eyes We“ no soil and .1
.1. 11111111 1 11111 not
“i wonder what makes In. Berth.
“1 mam. Milled lilies liaising...
* 1111111111111
Fire Alarm neuauunrtera '31 Electric
.OUTH NORWALK FIflI ALARM
_ SOXII
works. Telephone (or are alarms.
24.
amesshln on and North unin Btu.
Mahucke ergnto Hole 1. '
u
may some». Seek.
llackszbhe? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary ills?
went a reliable kidney remedy?
Don’t l1-aveto look far. Use what
1.
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'l....«vmmqgn .I..'~.m....—~ ..... -
.- . 4—4133 and any mend
., gout-l1 Norwalk people locommend Ev- THAMER thoytlsu'rfigéggé Factory. private. ‘
cry street in South Norwalk has its ' 7»Norwal 11101811111.
oases. lmMunlo stall. 111mm end City Eat-in.
W“)!
We5 1 est. Franklin Sch ol.
itgcimauora '51.. Concord and 1.111.01-
gallon
ti—Nort Main and Ann Ste. .
115—4111th and Bo iew Ave.
16»): orwalk Iron orks.
i'l-mWest Ave. and Cedar St.
iS—ngh School West Ave.
21-IWest sc. end Taylor 1113'
23~ xEly Ave. and Lou St!
He .
M‘bnroe Bil.
adv—Chestnut and
25—xBouih Mal in and
20~Lsxington Ave. and Austin 8t.
Bl—West and Elm Grove 81s.
31~South Main 51.. between Grove
Meadow Set
311.1; M) Electric Works. State at.
ill—or {pr-lug and Cl avs
all—«xi levllund and Wale: Btu.
07wxhockwood 3113.011.
. iiwh‘nirdeldvuve. and Cedar St.
42~Taylor Ave. and South St. .
Gib—Woodward Ave. and Mes/do 0% St.
ld-léiturritt and Quintard Aves. a d Wstu
luv-Woodwuld and Lowndel Aves.
51~Golden Hill 51.111111 Elmwood Ave.
52——Wushinslon St 1101!.
oil—Freight yard 11ndB Ann 31.. private.
54—Norwalk Loch Co . private.
(x) Denotes non- -lnteri’erlng boxes.
(M) Master box, from which the bum-1
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. 111..
standard time,
One stroke 9.11 odd times.
line open. 1
Two s11 okes after an alarm. fire out. roe
calls department, 1- 1
1T’I‘hlree sllovy strokes, water to be shut
0
At 12:05 :1. to. each Wecmday. a box
ulled for test.
ire alarms for an
celved by telephone.
1-'lere s one South Norwalk man‘s ex- GOULISTS AND 'OPTIGIANa
1.111 Gustave Plizer. or 32 North I arsnoaanptmna
should take especially good“ care
of their eyes because their liveli-
hood depends upon xtheir being
able to use their eyes .stesdily.
The proper glasses will prevent.
lutureJrouble sold will relieve
the present strain on your eyes.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Established 15 years,
Open Saturday Evenings
He' says: “My. experience with
highly recommend
m?
l
Dean's Kid-
Price 50
Buffalo.
For sale by all dealers.
Fosterlelburn 00.,
States. .
Remember the name—~Doan’s-nnd
A man can always figure out that 11
AT ,LAS T
we have found
testing OI
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block island—S-day tours $11.50
Saturdays, Aug. 24111. ill-st. '
$21.00
Mondays, Aug. 26, Sept. 0, 16m.
White Mountains—Shay tours $25.00
Mondays, Aug. 20, Sept. 2nd.
$41.50 up
Saturdays, Sept. '1', M, 28111.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountains—bony tripe $21.50
Mondays, Sept. 9. lilth. Accommo-
dations Sinclair Hotel. Bethlehem.
Niagara Falls—Ibdays' trlp . .l',»31.00E
ls
district also roe
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. on Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
4~Fitch School (private).
5-—-Msrvin School (private).
BIZ-«East Washington and Fort Stl.
le—Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
216-East Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wlnfleld St.
223—Fort and Charles Bts.
. 4.. ._.n w.—
Saturday Seilulemllel' 11h RI gag-«glass {ivms‘and513%???1 Bk ;
Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence ver; f fad ..: gm an at v:. 1
.n. meg. mi} ..... 1.-.} 4.1.51 that we eel con 1 out 111-1121.11.1':..'22.u1 .1
5111 ndav on 1 1, Nays rp 336_C0ve Ave and Fm“ 8,.
'* w...‘....... 0-‘6- 124'" will be Entirely Satis- 111:12'2'1'21utensil-.1152 1121-.
October llth and 2181 13-day trains. 342—Kog'sgr St 3nd Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
343—Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A toiep hone message to Electric Station
(706) between the hours of 6 p m. and
6 n. m.. giving location of tire, an alarm
will be given 0: nearest no.1:
factory in every way.
Complete With 6 feet ..§".'.'.".'..'.'1222 12211112. "m
of Wire.w0“nd Tubing w Second alarms are only to be given by
t the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
1| 0
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United Electric
1'21'2"“.2'.iron"."'2' ought &Water 00
tickets .20 cents. Single lure-10 cents .
(’lilldrrn, in lo 12 years, excursion of
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and Wash-1
lngton. D. C .$32. 00
October 12th, {Mays trip.
lor descriptive circular of all louls
call on G. W. Harris, 111 depot or ad
dress The Recreation Tourist Co.,‘;
191 Orange St. 1 \lew Haven.
Special signals
i-—Onoe blast at odd times, testing or lino
l-One blast at 8 ..m. standard time.
1- i—«Tno blasts. re out.
11- limu‘vi'entv two. at 8 a. 111. no morn-
lug session of public school
ri -i\\'o, 11112.30 p.111... no al-
'I union of public school.
illlilrl on blasts quickly calls 111.
01111.9 111 partment
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and utter Monday. June 17, 1912,
the new and commodious
STE-AMER HUNTINGTON,
Cunt William G \oung. will run as;
follows: Leave Huntington for Nor-
wulk Mondays and Fridays at 0: 4;, 11
11. and 2.111: r 111 Leave \‘orwalk tor
NORWALK FIRE ALAHMS
I 15»C01'nor of Mum and Wall Streets.
1" v13. ldm Avenue and Union Place.
22~Sm'i1.g Hill and Kellogg Street.
2-1-4 Mini: 1 111k
its-Wes Avenue and‘ Berkeley Street.
1
cents. Single lure. 2:3 cents. Passen- 1 ' sing-Mull“ Avouge‘untd 161111313 Place.
7 1 ' —— as 101130 1' v11 a 11x
91" from wanm b“ x 4' u. m boat 32~Weei Avenue and Merwin Sheet.
“”1 how: four hours M Humingmn“ Kill—Harbin Avenue. and Owlm'rd Street.
34—01mm! Shoot and Harbor Awnue.
iii—AV ('31 Awnue. near the m'.mory
38—- Slovens Slroot and Elm Crest.
ll—Cross Street and Wilton “avenue.
42—-\lnlu street and North Avenue.
l'l«-l'11':11me Shoot. '
51—- Grand Street and 'l‘lndall Lone.
62~Mnln and Catherine Streets.
1: (‘nnnnn Road 11110 i: 1111' Street.
54—4‘111'11111111 Street. near Summer St.
55~lii.1ln Sin-st and Union Avenue.
02-4011 The Green.
nil——l~ 11st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
ilk—E11111 Avenue and i‘mnkum Lune.
()ur summer schedule gives the poo ‘
pic of l‘onneotlrut un outing on the
now and commodions steamer Hunt
lnglon across the sound and over one
or the ilnest sheets or water in the
\\'()l‘ .l. Huntington Buy. with scenery
nusuroisrod. Parties of 10 or more
can 111111 c arrangements ulth the cap
lulu lo slob at Valley Grove
Lunches and meals served on the
boat by competent steward.”
"Your Opportunity
We Offer for Sale
Two New Houses in Norwalk.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
lZleghland Ave. to N Y.. N. H. & B.
13~liickory Blnli' and Bull Island.
li—«Pine Point and Flown Point.
alumnus Island Sound to flexible
:l—»-"(.~eutrsl. " McK ilney 81.10
22—«Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23~Crous 81.10 Railroad.
Zi—l'lnilroad towBrookslde.
It id
ilk—White Bridge north tie Brookslde.
PWhlle Brides 8.13. to L. 1.80und.
17- While Brid e 8. W. to 11.1. 1111.1]
One stroke 0 the lire bell at odd uillne-
Indicate: lusting.
”Two strokes of tire bell, thus. 1- -1, an
out
Four strokes oi' lire bell, time. 1-1 14.
water to be nbuto
third or more 0alarms indicate urinal
MAILS
St.
annoys.
Each hm. 7 rooms and both. hot
air licui. electric light, lot 710 1: 1:15.
one minute to trolley. The price is
right. Also the terms.
Full particulars on application to
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
(incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND lNBURANCE
AGENT!)
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNlTED BANK BUlLDlNG.
south Norwslk.
Fenwick Optical Co.”
”Mm...“
LOVER’S
0 Railroad Ave... South Norwalk. Ct ‘
Norwalk Postoifice
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p. mammal. West And So. Nowell.
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