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. purest m of v
minerals. You can use
remedy -~is
Pills can beabsolutely depended upon to quickly
1.
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are egood for them,
out of thousands find ”relief from a remedy,
peeted ills, that remedy must be good—actions
defective action of liver, kidneys and stomach.
you when so universally esteemed. '
At all druggiste, 100, 25c
Directions of special value to women
are with every boar
are Nature' s remedy. compounded only from the
«gable origin, and are free from‘ ..
em with a perfect sense of security.
The fact thatforgsnerstions millions efpeo le havsdepended .
upon Beecham‘s Pills as the standard—the in penssble family
‘ reef. conclusive that when the system is tagged, the
faculties focused, and unpleasant symptoms are hlsistent,i Beecham’s
ork
o catering perfecthealth. Since so many people testify that Beecham’ s Pills
it is safe to‘ say they will be goOd for you. If f
evidonhs of its worth might be
deubtful, but when you find that so many keep it at hand, ready for unex-
speak louder than words.
In‘countless thousands of homes, here and abroad, Beeeham’ 11 Pills are
considered the one family medicine for these common ills arising from
Here-is real evidence that Beecham’ s Pills must be best for
The Fame 01 the Name
Proves Their Worth
Authorities
DA‘NBiURY Del. 21.411111111111111
tlons from residents or mdgellem com
tinned to. come to lProsec‘uilng Honor
Agent Norman c. Boers. for the sue.
cosslul raids on the nasal liquor dives
conducted in that town by the state
police under his direction. Of the for-
ty-iour persons arrested all but three . .
‘ 1 have pleaded guilty and paid lines, and ‘
two of the three have promlsod to
enter pleas of guilty and pay lines with
in a week in all, fines and costs
amounting to 82.60942 were pald. '
Mn. Beers said he had received nu«
merous complaints from residents of
Rid field in regard to the illegal li-
» quor selling, and that he and the state
police cemented in cleaning up the
town. As Ridgelleld returns to license
the 1st of hext month the towu probab- ' _
ly will have a clean start with only _
licosed places‘pelllng honor. . . '
Twenty-lave places were raidedlon '
search and: seizure warrants. In some
places more than one person was arres-
ted, the warrants being" directed
against all who" lulu told liquor. In or-
der to Settle their cases upon payment
.3 of lines and costs, the prisoners had‘to
acknowledge ownership of the liquors ‘
and also consent to their destruction
The liquors will ibe destroyed next Fri
day.
The lowest settlement in any case
for line and costs, was 860 and the next
$101.52. The highest was $196.50. Most
of the settlements were for either $116.-
50 of $196.50.
N
only a few
~A. M. Mason, a farmer living near
Canaan, Maine, says: “Foley Kidney
Pills have entirely cured me of sciatic.
rheumatism [Caused by uric acid in my
blood. It has also removed numerous
black specks that were continually
before my eyes. I am'only too glad to
n
This photograph of Turkish m
edStates yesterday. it gives a fair
(Copyright. by Underwood and linden-wood.)
TURKISH, MARINES ON THEIR WAY T0 THE WAR
nrines marching through the streets of '(‘Onsilllllllldple arrived in the Unit-
ldea of the type of the present Turkish fighting men.
say a good Word/They‘oley Kidney
Pills."~—W. r. Wigmo're a Go. 1' amoveo owns 111 souuo.
A Dozen Memmbere of the Court Lau-
rel Club Enjoyed Sport at Week
End Party.
A dozen hardy members of Couri.
uM-V
CHUSMED BY BIG SHELL.
New Haven Boy Killed When Missie
Falls on U. St S. lllinols.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 29. «Har-
old E. Thompsona young seamen on
board the United Slates llatileslllp 1111
note, was Clushed to death yesterday
on board the ship which is stationed at
the local navy yard. l‘puug Thompson
was caught by a grédt 13-inch shell,
which tell on board the ship and was
crushed to death. life home was ill
New Haven, Conn.
W
tern of the Sound Sundm.
The members of {heilub are making
active plans for the Eiluliowe on party
that will be held at the club on Thurs
day evening. Indications are that ”the;
pil‘uir will be the most successful lunc-
tlon of the season.
will hold a week-end party, at which
trim. so dashing that it accords better
with her style than the lather proopy
clothes the women wore, says the New
York World.
111 wearing Robesplerre modes, 11 nor-
lain unity must be preserved, other;
wise a hasty-pudding effect will result
1A women of taste feels this 111111111111
lively. ' «She would no more 11111111 01’
wellrillg with them a hut designed for
1111 caelltlzliiy modern costume than she
would of wearing a tennis costunle to
church. One but is of dark blue satin
braided in heavy blue. with while sat-
in wings edged with the blue braid. ii.
is elliil‘cly.ln the spirit of the pointed
wings of the Rolleeplcrre collar.
A Rollesplorre costume would not be
complete without its sleeve mil. in
one instance the sleeve trill is made of
slmdow lhce fillely- plaitod and above
it is a pull! of lace with a joinlng'Band
of stitched white satin. it is employed
ml a finish lorrtile popular while satin
Robespierrs Style Charming.
~W11at a clever designer it was who
:thOllght 01' reviving the . RolieB-piel're
fashions!’ These lovcll hills that sol~
ten the boldest. (.;0lliOler the churn»
r in simple lines of 111911111111 gowns,
the iquaut touches ofrbluck satin and
lgrilh'roidery»ihcy 1110. irresislllble
. 180 often revivals 111 o ill/lill‘l 1- A great
i‘ lien dlessmnker tries to force them
11111.1 public through the sheer power
utholliy But in 111;} vase oi the
" ‘ mthe mirror to be convinced 1hat
nor is being dour. her in the hilar-
such 11 becoming style. ii nppenla
Al started with a collar. it rose
' 1n the buck and lerl'ihe front oi
heir bars. A deep platted jabot
completed it. The collar orlglv
31 was of black still or satin. but
pr; it is made of ballsto. net or tilcsblouw .
at of mu mm m which it in n1.’l‘hc Robcspiorrp collar with the not
.or straps or velvet across the front or
the throat is an American variation to
please the women who do not find the
low or open throat. becoming. Black and
while is the best combination, although
a rich ultramarins velvet is also oxceb
lent. .
in any case. there .ehould be a touch
111111911 exact copies 011119 costum-
ii‘vtucn the 31111111111. or the period
uthemsclves. For by souls
than the feminine. It was so
.gsll...
1 lanthanum
ed 1111: Men’s tile
hill is n serious disease, and .
lint foundation for chronic lung
outlines *luiramuiouia results. 1
chin. or any serious or .”“""
it is, wt: to in Estonia's Al-
out war is all out wiwihrr ‘
suiting worse, but till:
W-..»
tons. to give piquaney. Thesis pretty
frills muss easily, and crush under‘the
,1he coat. it is a decoration that must
be absolutely immaculate it it ll not to
be repellent.
Even Mill the lingerie frills, the on-
a woman is ingenious and hes plenty of
Mimi“ i" "ms 11!"! will, time the plaice can he calmly bested
“whim” discuss. "and of the)
nail 1:113:13: if? l'blllnlu hp.
1 ll 39 I ll Ill l‘l‘
loin silos if! all 1 ”giro;
1 1111111111 11 our;
«text mils the”:
1.111111 111131111 or 151m
Show“?
woo , rum mass
11 iii! nude 111
wbflieliiii In time ills ’
who . l ,l‘luiv
oi velvet or satin. either howsor 11m.
ly solution seems to be dry cleaning. if
‘ Y.. Roy Queen of Turrytown, and Carl
81x msPEEosRs ARe SENTENceD
TO PAY FINES. '
Harold E. Thompson was the son of'
Edward Thompson and his home was
At 3111 Quiunlpiar avenue, Fair Haven.
ricer: lie well 21 years at age and had
lean ill the. navy about one year, emer-
:llg'al the Newport Traitor soildol. lie
is survived by his father and by one
brother. The news of the accident
reached. the stricken father last oven-
‘llg. plArrungemems for the funeral
have not yet been made.
SOME WflliKlNli ,
Elli-l8 LilSE .lflll
' ‘1 Milli“ TIME
Two Girls Tell How To
Avoid it.
There in healing that miller more
than experience. We therefore quills
will be entertained 'the guest; or the
sent from «Springfield. Mlllogtl, Bridges-
Three Motorcyclists‘and Three Auto
moblllstg Face Judge Wilder In
Bridgeport.
lilllililE?()R"l“, ()cl. ate—Speeding
along Foirfield avenue Sunday, proved
an expensive pastime to the three mo»
iorcycllsts and three automoblllsts who
were brought before Deputy Judge E.
1.. Wilder in on. any court this more:
ing as a result of the watchiulnese 0!
Motorcycle Policeman Cllllord N. Ger.
gas. (liesuliing from a little ,brushwrace
between Harlanl’. Beach or No. 2082
Park avenue in his machine and Joe-
eph Clglar, .l'r.. o! No. «181 Brewster
street. both were placed .uudor'arresi.
Beach was lined $15 and costs while
(llglar was lined $10 and costs.
Gorillas Pursue. Him.
ll. was at 6:30 o'clOcii last eyeing,
that the two machines and another one
sped cast on Fairfleld avenue with Mo-
torcycle Policemn Gorgas in pursuit.
Ho overtook Beach at the railroad via~
V'.
.
lzi‘.‘ \
Laurel Club enjoyed a swim ill the wu-z
011 Saturday. November 2. the; Club,
past season. There wil the visitors pre~I
LETTER D
wasNESDAY 0010111311 30
The queer thing to a women about
politics is that men don't have to buy
lnew hats to weal to their meetings.
,port New Rochelle, New Yoxk, New- i
lurk. Elizabeth and iibboken.
i .. v.
i McFARLAND TRIAL POSTPONED.
. Tact is believing a man out loud
'Heid 0" CWMW‘BRME Charge With and calling him a liar under your
Bail Fixed at $5,000. 1 {month - , ,
NEW 1011K, Oct. 29.—-Allsou 11. Mc-i ‘ '
F1,lrlslnd recently tried for wife mulderi
in Newark, N. J,. and acquitted, was 111- 1‘.
laiglled and charge-:1 with counterfeit!
in. He w as alrested under the name all
Allison Mason When nslied to plead Asthma! Asthma!
{he said: “ il l commilied any offense 1 POPHAM'S- ASTHMA REMEDY
did it without intent. " Bell was flxt‘d.‘ gives melanin-iii and an absolute c111
at 3.1000 le‘ylftliillndB (‘Xfilllillallon‘p in “H CHL‘ US 0: Asthma. Broucllilis._and
was put of! to November 11. In thel 1321;111:0211? “231:2: drugg‘m‘ mml 0“
imcnlltime Commissioner Shields Willi fmm gun“ by mm 10 cents.
consider a motion to reduce bell to $2,- WI'UAMS MFG. cosh»... Cleveland. Ohio
For sale by ltheclifford Pharmacy.
"Son, we have a new» typewriter."
"Yes, dad, and she's a pencil.”
I 500
RED
we will give
11 : AMPS
idliEvery Visitor at Our Premium Parlor
duct near the lactiou of State street
and told him he was under arrest. lie
continued to catch the third car, and
[lunch darted down hailrosd avenue
and attempted to get away. He was
overtaken, however.
Ounce Captured.
“4 llttllriicr in the afternoon. Attorney Jim
J. 'sCunoo. otfiuuth Norwalk was cep-
lured and charged with running his
machine mini-eight miles an hour. in
court teddy he entered a demurrer
which was overruled. Juduwndor inv-
poeed 11* line of so. Appeal was when
and bonds tilled 111328 ‘ ' _
Whilst A. Ford, of White Plains, it.
from the letters of two girls who so!»
fared and were restored to health. The
same remedy is within reach of all.
Brooklyn. N. Y. =— " Prior to taking
the first bottle of l. Iii. Pinkhlun’l
Womble 00111901111 1 new my
mouth but after your wonderful
cine had been taken a while I felt a
little better. and after taking multim-
ties 11111111111111.1111»wa
here no mess pain or inconvenience. .
“Automatic itsbhslmuvoridu:
“*0 mpg? neonate eunuch” with.
many . w on I
mt arrives! 1.11111 w
issued from Our
Only 01113 Set
i N King or Poughkeepsle were arrested
for speeding their motorcycles. Thby
Evens released this 11191111113 spear a
payment of $3 91, the actual costs in
, issu- 1.1.11.1...
selfishness Measures,
on“
‘ 11181101.. We would earnesti .
his to cell to person,” 11 'ecfttumpe will be given to
lo the future lied Letter Day Free Studios Will only be
Premium Parlor. We offer this induce-
meat to encourage Jrrlf' Stamp collectors and their friends 1
to call and iuSpéct the splendid line of .JW" Premiums.
of Free Stumps will be given to each
cutest sz Stamp collect
1111mm iiiitioupo mantles senator
lulu Parlor , a»: Grant some:
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