o--.
1 . _ , 6. . wmm'dM-e . when”. . R nR- R s...
R .L t > ‘R‘ * § . .. , ‘ I “‘fim-‘Y
lliIifllfillwu.“ do _ .......... ...... p. ”1.000, R mm
R4 ‘ r‘ . " -" tauplultor‘citsndinune ..... ...... ...‘R...~Rll.000 9.000
‘ -_ :: ”WWW! . Mi) lDispenssry .’. .............. ....... ......,. ,R 600 7606.
mmmuu‘m’u‘md'm' Wt ' ' ‘ fW 3).)... ................ . ..... ..’....'... ....... SW_ 000 ‘ i. : '
n f"! x [41.55 r9“ musculature slogan”, , strontium , ......... :50 ‘20? _ '
“my mum ' m. sass this, “ ”-3.35“ ' “'9 he uufiiotpoeewjnd sad-rigs fpr employes of Board or .{ .
x —. ‘ ' . um. , . . .:- R0h.rtti«............ ..... .............. 1600 000 .-.’ “ ' . - . . ' ‘ '
swim ‘R R , Mile? 93:6”. when meet-slum} .. . ' ..‘ " .. - ~.-——" 4 -——~—" ' ' R . R ‘ " '
:’__. if“; W"mfl3,351_ R f "1" ‘ L ” . R R . c a ln . .
7 , , 3;. .. .. . . Total ...... .. .................... . .060 500'» R , ‘
. & Calm/stir. gavmosdgslasisms ths'nrirt—R . ' .- ,: . g 6 ’5 , ”3 see. R ,, 2 , R . 0f , '
' -R " ‘ rfill?hoodlumliterals-nailterminus." W'm.” ”‘i‘m‘l" "9””- , - ' i i ~‘Z .. z _ '
. ‘R 'R” l r ' R.or‘ 000R on-iteflob‘bt‘fiii “ .iiésfliflotkoeaera ............... '. ................. - $509 ’ ' ' ' ' ’ . ' -'
RNOR AL‘K m' .R 1‘ R. o . . .-_ ’ 4, . , _ . s 4
. ' W, 78 , ”flamenco“, the charities Woman”??? "WW-:“f-“S ------- ’ """""""" ' “9' ' ,. , ° .
w‘mm , ‘9‘“th do” be” W‘im‘;hnguer ........................ '....r-Ijzt ----- ..?.s.. 200 . _ 4 . ‘ :. 7‘
‘2 of the administrative department's not?!" ..e........ ----- , ----------- ,.. """"" ... ------ 1;: FOR-7" ‘R . FDR " . .
was was halted throulh lhiiip'sou'a‘: “0°" -‘ --------------------------- - ' ----- l ‘ ' " fir . ‘ .i. ‘ ' - .. . .. - -. .. . . . '31:
i.fmd;attenfl.!m ‘t tke cone“ meet-i Pigs ................. ' ............ I. . .sJ- . :1. . . '.' . . . . . ‘ “30 - 1’HANKS‘GIVmLI l" ‘ ' : 'v li’iAth‘J!‘Vl§(l > 4
_:1ng. Mr.naymdspokeoymémmgcmckess ......... .... o0. _‘ . —!5!— .R - Z. . ' ‘ _ -,. , .. - . .9
f'.‘angilionoftllehuildiagsontitetoi'vrliM'w'eflng"‘-------R----‘---:--""'7R""--'--- 50 r. _ ‘. .' - , . .3 . ' . . " ' - » _
?’:ibfum’ “don” (hat he ”doblunfidigr; ............................... a ------ . ........ 1:: a, fu S . > i . ' ‘ > A v’ , , «i
.esfimfitas (rpm gal-pants“ 9n the Quali ..................... . ..... . .................. I. " s > 3 .' I > ’ , " ' ' " ' ' R ‘ ’ L _ ‘. . , . ‘ - .-
lof r,” some... ln’respeei“ in ‘inefbruss antithetical slippiieg............ ....... , ........ . 75 if, i t . BUILT/1‘0 BAKE ' .. ‘ ., .. ’ GUAKRANTLED T0. liAhh ' , .~ R .
Emits!ephdr.thespeakersaidth3tone.i' ' ..... . .......... ' ..... 825 $3,] ’ R - (lo llAhS l'RILlL‘l’RIAL 14—95 ' ‘ .
ltlilrd more will inure to be taken care Light, heat, telephone and insurance... ............... 788 .R i . ' " 3 I u ’-
l ' x , .L _ t. _ . U 7- ‘ . J
{of this year over theflnumber 0f “airflow?“ .......................... .. .’ ............... ;-- 589 ,, g R’ Ranges, > ‘ p '_ . . 1
gyean ' R tldlscellaneous ................. _. ................... i. . Lhos . . ‘I r P 34 . ~ is
p Afl‘eer Raymond [ma finished. 311-. Disinfectant ......................................... 25 l for “Ba“ngQ STERLING H ATERS ' .95 up i i I f
‘ inevine presented his budget. Dill-lll,li.,‘“3'J f9“ 9’ and“; P5” ”“1 80° feel stringers-'10!“ divi- .. l The Kind that (live the Most Heat with the Least Consumption ' ‘
- .‘ , this explanation of'lt Mr..l.ei:onni‘ in 3 Mon twee from'Rice proverb --------------- . ..... if - . O. Fm.“ ~ . , , , ' R
g R L > G AHoward King, of Bridgeport. siterrupted him stimulated mm W“windmill-lug stone wall.... ............. . ..... . ........... 20 l NKS‘GIVIN GD AY
fl former resident of this city, was a. Mr. new“, I,“ figured‘" “p at the Estimate for painting main house. two costs. including ‘ .. IHA I" ' A . 1‘ f l“ '. (a
Visitor ill town today. .meetlng it totalled ‘ggé’fiou Mr. De-‘ all wood work. roof and fire escapes. ............... , 550 . Your,_[)1_nmg lablc Will Be fileY Moot. inportant rtlc/t 0‘ unit ..
. . ~. , R _- w... ' “”9 said that “8 not true and chug_i1§stimate tor-_.walltng and flooring a roun 30x35. repairing . (“11‘ in Your Home. . Have a hawk: ab 6. or n -,_,I -.
“x:- “Aficemfgfi? “‘1; rust“: ed um our... in it had been altered; ' “twpwmiidmr Ildlnxs and rounds chimneys-nu 3(2): . B" “ "‘1’" "‘“ "w“. . C , /
. v o R ‘ . ' ’ R ’ - '
, ., RR when it was pregenmd to him to sign. _Fire escapes .............. . ......... . ................ 6 . . ~ i . , ‘
week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. which he reftised to do. ’. 4 store room radlntors and piping for same robin ...... 45 ’ z . , SI ERLlNG FURNITURE 0' , ‘5 '
Meeker: My. LeColint ma; “You have got Retiunlug east cornice. repairing leaders and extension 1 , RR RTRUE TO ITI‘S NAME ll . R’ ~
. ‘ R R ' ‘_ utters ..... . ................. .. ............... 75 _. w «SHINGTON 5' - ‘ "0m? ‘55 '
M . l . . something up your sleeve in putting in 0” 8 _ .R 127 '29 - r - . .
fig.- ‘ 6‘ $1.333: a}:ar2ntgr‘ltalellln00b(:;t that budget,” Mr. Devlne hotly reRCarpenter work- und cementing main barn ............. 100 . ' p a; I} ,, 1501““I XURW-‘u-
an... F‘uglt 0’. in: Philippine lilaili‘ls torted: '.\'.o, i haven't. it’s at question Gene"! MW" 0' 99“ hm!" 0““ ”"11““ ---------- ;' -- ”'5 i "* 5.... : . , R .. .
, [where they, fermerlv resided ' of cutting down the expenses as much _ . ."‘ 7" ”"7“ ‘ "3 ' ‘ I L
> 1' "5‘ L... \' r _ ,' ‘ .3 posgib]e_ To help the poor you are . 'liotll Nnranlske Home ............................ ”‘10:“ $81000 I '
,___Sau".‘day of ”“3 week will be taking money from the poor. for n' Loekup. , . ' . ’1
‘ , opening. day for Hayes‘ Cill’ Market large percentage 0‘ taxpayers in ”“5 Repairs. including painting woodwork and glazing.tloor~
_ ‘ “ .. . . . . . . .ciiy are factory employer. who find 11 lug. wailing, stove, lighting. heating, white-washing
, . in the .\en Hales Block, (.9, North , ' . . _ . 1" .
l : minors... ' ' iiiliicult "“1 exceedingly hard strata» and other repairs .............. ....... $225 _ .
_ ' “ ‘lllK‘ to meet their taxes. There are ‘ J, _,..__. "“'*" i'i‘ WM“ ‘ -f-‘- - ----"'v- -‘- """ ' ' ' ' ' “ ' ' ‘ - ' "
r“ The members of the local Cnrpen- :‘Ianl' Deciding-(l: goes!“ it“??? Total‘Chnrlties Department ........................ 333.251 527.000 "BE‘IET liun’s ._ ‘ If . ' ' . ' j _ """ '
- '~ ~R . ~ . ' ' R rout our , to to av ‘R “ w- _ - ‘ " ‘ ‘
t ' U i Rli ‘ , . * . R f"- ‘ . RR .. _ 2 ' .
. . . m... w .. ...... . ...... ....... .. m. ................ , ..................... .6... . iiilliilllll tissues 3 _ Y0" “'9 61°°klflgf0wse¢ Cal's at a
V l 2 . z .
hovem ler i to test their ballots m‘needed. lknow of several cases where S
the general election or ofiicers for the the downtown ofiice had been tried and
National Union,
“a“
The, quarantine on the home
findings“: [OI-:22: 0f :2; "lyre? lotion after taking the figures for thir-Iest charges for the city's indebtedness.
9“ ‘ ' “8 ye” 3" y teen years back. The avémse errand-R1 The sum of 045,150.02 sndR‘MSfiDO for
Health Otlicer Tracey.
. 3 who has suffered from a slight attack , ..
RR R ., . - »- . . L . 0, on . the pesker.
R .- of diphtheria has recovered. 3 ‘00 c ““de 8 '
' "~Cordvui‘bys and-Molesliins tor suit
Etilted a total of $27,000, which is i
use. Suit or cost, $20.00. Trousers.
36.56. R. E. Dibble. Open evenings! Mnlorlty Budget.
department of Charities. . ready f0!“ the‘board.
’ ."8 Washington "we" “m. House— Mr. Montgomery. of the boar
t. The board of education adjourned ‘ Salary of kh‘epelR'. . .: $540.00 8 9'00 ”I“ fill 39““ 0010““ be plac-
. last night without taking action on the Stllryiof matron. .s 240.00 ed in the slnkins fund to retire the out-
‘ R ’ matter or tii‘o‘ new school to be documents R... _ 55:5.fo 1300,00 standing indebtednels of the city in a
I did on Cedar street, as the figures were . Fire sescapes . . 300.00 xiven period.~ TheRtotsi dob! ll $1.070.-
not ready. it will meet at the call 01 Heating, light and ‘ .000. and bylsyins aside 322.330 “(ill
the choir. insurance _______ 300.0“ year the entire amount will be cleaned;
Reupuiiesoisll kinds 3,500.00 . .ur in '0“! Sem-
w..—
‘John P. Paddock. of.8prlngtield. is
Spending a few days in South Nor; Total for Alnisfliouse.... 06.330130:h“Z
.4 walk. and was present at the meet- Outside Poor——
' 10’s of P. c. Lounsbury Lodge, New Supplies ..... $9,000.00 Bonds. - Required. Years. .
"Ensland Order of Protection. last 'Hospitais ......... 9,000.00 3300.000 310.104 , 20
night. where he delivered ii .very‘lnuilispensary . 600.00 570-000 _ 10-154 30
teresting address. :Doclorg ........... 600.00 100.000 1.510 83
‘ Wm.-. »County Home. ..... 220.00 100.000 1.052 R10
A rogularmeeting of the Board of ‘Oflice supplies . 150.00 i ”*- —"'—
i Health ‘wiii beheld this evening at Salary of clerk..... 1,050.00 ‘ . 31.070.000 $22330
which the matter of arranging for a: R . g . , . .
substitute to assume the duties of Total for Outside Poor... .820.520-00.3l“kl“5 fund non.
health officer while \V. J. Tracey is'
absent. The budget will be talked;
. . pver. '
Grand total .......... '. .. 320,000.00",
earlier
on and Mrs. w. J. Tracey will;
» . , leave tomorrOw for Washington. D. G:
and later will be in Baltimore, Md.’
They will return home ill aweeli. Dr.
Tracey is to attend the convention of
American College of Surgeons. He.
will have the distinction of rbcelvlng
an election as a Fellow of that body.
i..\'l's:s'l‘ )liilmigx‘ willie. "
a
\‘ntely and in class.
into loom with ins- '
Rit'ui‘tor. No one to Ct'l-r
' 'Nliolze your inhitzlltes. past year.
‘ series of clinics will be held on‘frl-ilnum without additional i‘llilrgo.‘
day and Saturday and on next Tuss- " ‘ POLI BY 99
.0 a
day and Wednesday that association, >
Opp. it. if. Station
‘ members will meet in Baltimore. '27 Millirol- Si. ‘
' . TELEPHONE 01113-3. ; ,
sass-.25-
) work.
Q AlbertRE. \Vl
» R .6 Many Salaried Men , 6
'. ' , ' zandiurged an increase...
R , .2 .' . ,. ’3 :Zsi‘tichardigilii
,..-‘.. fol-ling tlilitztlielr pres out ‘ lit leasi’fls lsecur‘e‘, and finding ‘ I L I ‘
lulldards otiivinglsei "i‘ those with larger 'lt’ic‘omes. keep.
.lp unwarranted.,extlonili‘lul'os_und stall to lll'm'ldit‘.adequately
for the future. _ ‘ ‘ i C :.
‘___\ ‘ 43‘7“? COME? is to opt-n oi Sailings Account at tho SOUTH
Nor-walk‘Saring‘s’ Blink compel yourself to deposit soliieduflf
EVERY “'EEK. thus gradually building up it roseI‘Vo fund?
. for the future investment. . .’ ' , .1:
‘ sh
. sonnets-R iii.
,.'natlilg than” __ g,
/ 'The'meet'ins the p
til 1:30 this; Evening. .
‘ "o‘ss attended "on about 32
c
. f solem'nised at"
01' 0008!; for hunting and a“ Tough Rmore than he “1011811! WIS BREBMI'Y. ”explain the fintm.‘ gunma.
tion expenses of last year will also
His table of retirement is as to
assassinated that {the
4;. 3b “'ding’i'inspectgrstanlls Tel“; 111811
w—é—u—
M” l'ewu' Hures during those years has become sinking fund tire the amounts
. .which, will. be explained at the meet-l
7 The board finally «decrieer- De-‘ing this evening. in. Hipson went:
Rvine‘s recommendations and 0091'er through the list with the board. Tress-i
’10“ ure‘r’ Bodu'ell ivill’b'e present‘touight to
be
d. font-Fabio Hall and concluded at about
Annual Amount Term! of i '
‘sinking fund $170,000, so that amount' Episcopal
can be applied with the result that an; clergyman being the rector, Rev. J._! The application was denied by Sur-
,Raccomplls'lied tha'u is indicated by .tliei
"'“TES “mm" "W ‘court, explained the budget for it. The: bliss Lillian Md,“
. question or court orders for which $2.-‘ was Phineas M. Talcott... The ushers
”“7““ "Wm” 7'.“ '000 is asked, let't doubt in the miiids oi
EM.“ "“9“ has pri- the board, alid'he was asked to prepare
a statement of the expenses for the
which is quite an honor. The degree“ f . “ ., . . . Only'oue motion was made m‘thel D" 1°“ E‘ ““59“
. Will he conferred on Mon day' evening. Written cunt-illness to touch olldun- Iadliiinlstrative budget and tlibt was to given ‘W‘iy by her father.
‘ . - Recs in (Roi-min number lesson. it you tie ‘a to rlatlon tor the. Th birde's own was or whiteR .
in the memorm Continental Hall. Aim” “'6 km" “New” "0“ “my“ llllcllglll’: iiilspect‘t): from 31.500 to $2.-icharneieuse trimmed with real liceg 'M the time Peter Simon became.
000. Mr. McMahon offered the resold. and pearls. cut entrain. She carried 3‘:
tion and it was passed unanimously. lshower bouquet oi roses and lillles;of
Philip 8- Fielding. speaking from 11; the valley. The maid of honor was -
contractor's standpoint. favored air ln-l Kowned in green charmeuse and 331.
ichester classified , the
totiice us one otf‘setety and declared it
§ to ,be 'ofi'great advantage, especially in
igovernin’g the-wiring of buildings for
ielectricity. The danger of tire is very
.great and always imminent where the
Eiviring is in anyway defective. dealer-
fed Mr. Winchester. “RHeVJcliaracterlsed
. vi Mr. Finch as very capable iii that line
. . gwttliftl'ie New-England Exchange of
‘ ‘ " ' ’ sis his work 1308
hood. man in elimi-
gs adjourned un-,
“CLERICAL fass‘o (ATIDN iii/ears.
,i A‘ ,i'ne'eting’iot tilie'VR‘lilairneld County
‘tois'ricsiossification?was held in the
sustain-Lil RRMdn‘d's‘y afternoon’R and
_ s someone;
cisternien. R. Hill contraption wss‘
l.
_._. .. .. V.. «r...
in the main, most of the items of the _ ' ‘
in the same day. so to the uptown of-indnllnistrative budget are tired, sucn‘ “'Ch' “mm“ by ”‘9 ”m" m" a"
ct 1er foraeslstnnce. MY’ figures. . 8“” Ins salaries, so that the hitch ill passing
iilitted tonight. are based on a csicu-‘jupon'lt came on the question of inter-
Kenneth Mackenzie. The business
meeting was held at .Fable' Hall by
invitation from Charles liable. and so.
address was read by the Rev. H. C.‘
Kelly of Bridgeport. His topic was
“The Ways of‘Self-Criticism in the
Church," which was highly sppreclst-'.
ed by the clergyman. sit 1 o’clock.
,a luncheouywassgryed byfthe ladies"
‘llsm G. §isples " on State‘street. The
ibusiness meeting was resumed at the
4
lo’ciocli. Theinext and annual [3091'
lDecembsr ll at-Sh. Johnfslcnurcn in
§Stsnuord, when oilicers for the sour
ling year‘wiil be' elected. The present
'ollicersof the'assoflstlon are: The
pltev. Kenneth Msckensie. president,
'and the Rev F. ,A. “Coleman of the
'Trlnity church, South Xorwalk, secre-
sry.
' .0. _.__.... .4.“-
aROBERTséFiTCH sum»...
The marriage of Miss Helen Jose-
. phlne Fitch, dapghter of Mr. and Mrs.
' Charles N. Fitch of North Park street.
5 Rockville. and pr. WalterNeison Rob-
. erts of Boston. son of Mrs. R. bulloc-
i This is based Oil the starting of a; one of Rockville. took place yesterday
There is in the afternoon at 3:80 o'clock at St. John's
Church. the calcining
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
The.‘best man
lton, brother of the bride; Leland
jRoberts. brother of the bridegroom;
The bride who
lerease.’smtlns. the swat benefit de-i low silk not; she wore a hat or steel:
{rived from the allies. 'He'sflid it ‘5‘ a! velvet and gold lace and carried it.
~ ' . ‘ ‘ lvery essential office and complimented! bouquet of "yellow chrysanthemuins.
‘ er. Finch upon his thoroughness of
Miss Ctlmlnings. and Miss Randall
satin." Miss Randall and Miss Michelin
wore white lace. trimmed with yellow
satin. The tour R'bridesmlilds .wo‘fre
cups of gold lace, and carried baskets
of yellowclirysanthemunls. The wed-
Bndmington. Miss Gladys Badming-
ton sang a soloist the church; At-the
house at the reception following the
ceremony. Miss. Edith-R Rsnsoiu sang
solos. The-bride's gifts to her at.
ants—The groom‘sjgitts to his best
man andRushers were. gold'scarf pins.
Guests were present ”from Boston“
R.P1ttsneld, RR South fNorwalk. slanford
and-Glastonbury. Dr, and Mrs_ Roi».
erts will milke‘, their home in Need-
hani,-Msss.. where Rthey will‘be ls
home after December, 10.; I“
L Joann" targets ‘
dance at Royalfaemes ton, Saturdgy
fiisht. "Business orchestra? ..
The elect: of ths‘phrlsb at the home of Mrs. Wil-V
ling of the association will be held on J
‘.l
iDr. Fred Hoverstadt of Boston and“
were white lace. trimmed with green j
ding march was played by Mrs. Leslie R,
tendants were, gold chains with pen‘d- -
nu; ,. issue: needy
‘ inn-em stilt;
NEW YORK. Nov. lL—R-Peter Simon
——guardisn of Margaret Behr, of So. :j
25 Laura street, South Norwalh—wlio .. ‘
i was s ppointedR as «such RRby- the RBurro-' 7'
gstes' Court here on February 6. and jj ,
lwhose whereabouts today is s mys- ;
tery. was yesterday afternoon remov~ i.
ed from his position of trust by Sun "
rogste Cohslan. - ’
R Miss 'mhi'.“ who. sometimes
herself Margaret Been was .yslxteen ‘
years ’old on October 28. Recently-
“also filed a petition with the Clerk oil
‘the Court here. asking for the remov- ,
. st of her guardian, for the following-
lreaaous’: ' :
That there in
Atlantic Trust Company of the East}
aide Branch ”its: on deposit ior‘
her. and that “she has a $900.00 claim
against the" Roman & Greek FedersR' R
film of Virgin ’Mary. Psironess 01'
’Hungory, of Cleveland. and that her;
{guardian had on June‘ 28 sailed for'
iHungal-y: perhaps never to return,
again; that it was neocssad‘y for horl’
lwellare and education that some of.
jtlle funds be withdrawn. and thati
.solneoue collect her claim. Her par-
,ents. she ssid,.were dead. and Peter.
Simon's new address she could not;
llaarn as all letters she alleged. she”;
mailed in humid sud iastfiew York:
Ollice' "Not Found." 3
. - _ » - i ‘
retirement 0f the debt can be; L George. Ml“ Mabel“ Yost “Mirogate Coltslan. until she could fur-:
were Miss Ruth McLean. Miss Edithwlm'h affidavits from those who had;
0. Gregory. clerk' of the town Ransom. Minsnlsle Cummings and
attempted ’to learn Peter Simon’s'
new address, and also showing howj
vsucll person lied endeavor'edto locate
. sir. Simonslnce his alleged disappear-i
lwere Dr. David Gaylord of Toning-r ance Two sllldavits 9‘ few days ISO .
lwere submitted, to the Surrogate. and
l yesterday, he acted accordingly. I
gin
'a new guardian. :: ‘
her guardian, he furnished a $3,800.00
bond, which 'wss furnished 3:) a,bond-,
ping” company. Surrogate Cohsian was.
,terday. also directed that the bonding
company be notified of the action of
the Court. “ R
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I
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\Tlll‘) (‘lflTlC-S 5 '1 _.
"Just one big cl Ulili out of, life.“
.“A story told delicately and Well.“ I
l
i
”that tlic‘y were trending (in. thin ice." 3
“All the vitality of tlie'story has
screen." . , V R. .
“‘l.it‘o‘s Shop Window is well .worth
looking iulo.‘ The (inhibition fills the i
conceivable that such “a. displtty'lcould
{have been assembled without. s‘eriw
ities. The result herefisrg, triumph: _‘
Thomas ltoblns, o; "Pulnl‘smr avenue. :
is summed to his home by illness: 39*;
.Mr. Robins was to" submit figures ‘
needed-tor ‘ the intelligent salon of
7the board; but was ,Runsble. to do so.
‘ Willismnrsyhoi,nrooklrn.RN. Y..‘
hilarious local 9, “who 3 spends . . his“
hill-ts»rents.,~ on .mne‘
I ' “'0
'H
calls R -
today in the Trans- :‘
City address name back from the Post i.
i no mention wasmudeby. Miss Behi- ;'
her papers about the‘appointing of, .
l “skillfully handled by producers usl‘
wacll us actors who were conscious}, ,R
llecn‘A successfully transferred to the"
. . ad’s work. ~RI-teiIRei’eryb0dY‘WhfliFD“?
eye. and stirs the enfitionfltfis .in-t-i .
ously shocking one's finer ' senslliil- i ‘
{consent thighs could undertone the 5' R
school board meeting 1 last evening.R RR
and as a result nothing could beRdone. .,
, Bargill Chill at \V
_‘Luther M Wright’s .
‘ ‘Garagei ‘
*..~_F£i.“i1in Street
Thusc of Middle Age Especially. , - ‘
. When you have found no remedy for the horrors that '
oppress you during Change of life, when through thelong
hours of the day‘ it seems as thOughR your back would, break. .
when ,. our head aches constantly, .ou‘alte nervous. de-
pres andsnfier. from. those dreadiu heads down '
don't to t that Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vegetab e Comifilllil
' is the so est and surest rem’ed , and “has carried "hundred
oi women safely through this .zyriiical period. ' 5
-Read what these three women sayf V l
. drum? . .-—‘€ *amwritingtolet ukno h" R R
medicine has done for me'. I tailed terl-l'llily dulli'ng ghwelll‘slgllmiter- .
Ediflfii‘iiidfih‘i‘ifimi’h‘“‘“l‘iammwmmi' ”“- R
‘ ' e an ‘ o r . ’n
appetite and at times wasvcry wen ways pains in P] y back, no h
. ““1 was visiting'ata friend’s house one day and she noggin] needed V,
,V
your ”l
Isydidli'. Pinkhlllnis Vegetable Compound. ' I took it; an ’
eight.,ponnds,‘have a good appetite and am feeling better 23%“? ed
Evelfibody is held me what I am doing and I leoommend‘ ’ Lydia
Pink sin s chetab e Compound. You may publish thisiletter if you
“1:1lianlitlil hope; others welifi have thii 8313100)“ laint will see it and
go on ,romyourm cinea '.-— .. ‘ .. '
. Stanton _sc. Bunnie, N. Y. R R'B , l?“ A” 1307““ 91.
. . 'R . Was A Blessing, To This Woman...
80- icnnosn Vina“ I Was troubled with a bearin d ’l '
utensils weakness and could not; stand long on my est?“ 0mg £5112
medlcmes _I tool; nothing helped me like Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- .
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