W neglect or
overwork I get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor and I
have that weak, lan-
* feeling, I get a bot-
tle of LydiaE. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
, and it
‘ builds me up, gives
.. me strength, and re-
». stores no to perfect
futiugaln. Itistrulyagneat bless-
.. zuto women,andlcannotspeaktoo
' My of it. Itoltepieasure in recom-
mending it to others. "bun Amos.
Manon. R. ED" No. 1. Swan Creek,
Another Sufferer Believed.
Hebron, Me.—-“Before taking your
Medics I was all run down, discour-
ued and had female Weakness. I took
E. Pinkham‘a Vegetable Com.
today that I am an entirely new
man, ready and willing to do my
“work mot where before taking
medicinep {m a dread. I try to:
upon the minds of all ailing
' “women I meet the benefits they can
have from your modiM”-—Mrs.
m Rows, Kennebago. Maine.
{If you want special advice
. write to Lydia E. Plnkham Med-
1 Seine Co... (confidential) Lynn.
Haas. Your letter wil beepened.
, land and answered by a woman
3 find held in strict confidence.
on lililllcs All
(Continued From First Page.)
1 plat upon having when election day
.‘,gones in October. On the Demo-
. ‘mlic side there appears to be far
tions favoring diffeient candidates.
: 'I‘he name of tunnel Sheriff William
'Yollmer has tccehed some consmcr
._yreesed a desire to run. Ex- Mayor
John Cavanagh has probably received
more attention as the Democratic
undiddte than any possible nominee
yet mentioned Apparently all is not
harmony with the Democrats locally
by more than nationally. Ex- Coil
gressman Jeremiah' Donovan, it
,peems. must have been
looked upon as a candidate. That is.
it may be so judged from a state-
ram.-
'1'.
and used the Sanative Wash, and I
. " CHTIKC VERY WARK‘
_alion and it is said that he has etc,
seriously»
some ‘eaay money‘ for Jerry. A vote
mtaken. quantum
‘miab conceived that twenty cents
was more than live cents. and host.
ting high taxation and the lines he
used to recite during the campaign,
‘Uncle Jerry' immediately cast his
vote for twenty cent mileage. Thus
did the ‘one term' Congressman—the
man 0! broken promises—establish a
reputation as a ‘lightning change ar-
tist’ and mathematician.
“At any rate, can it be that the
‘never again’ Congressman really in-
tends to deprive the public of his
wise and able statemanship by re-
tiring for good from the political
arena?
.“Quality and rareabilily is not
found every day, consequently it is
then the. people‘s prerogative l0 know
wily great men refuse to lead them.
“JAMES J. KEENA."
JENlllt‘S Hill)
5 ON llllil touts
(Continued Worn First Page.) ‘
were examined by Prosecutor Sher-
wood and they indicated that mem-
bers were made «the moment
paid thedollar initiation fee. Mn;
Sherwood read the bylaws or the'
was hot a member until his name had
been posted on the bulletin board in
the club and had been passed upon
- by the board of governors. Jennings
replied that the club follow ed the
rules of the Bridgoport club, and at-
ter board of governors had passed
upon the names. they were lulliledged
members.-
Jennings testified that Vincnt Bal-
lard, tormerly' propietm" of the Riv.
ercliil'e in not Milford. was elected
secretary and treasurer of the club,
tor serving one week. Jennings was
then elected to the otllces. He said
the initiation fee was 31. except for
local residents, who were charged 82.
Jennings added that the club had 400-
members. ll hen asked by Prosecutor
Sherwood it the club didn't sell more
liquor than food, Jennings replied "No
air; we had a good shpply 'ot (ood on
hand, when the place was raided."
When asked to account for the large
amount of liquor on the premises. Jen‘
nings said that 'in order to satisfy all
the club members it was necessary to
have a bottle of each brand 0! whis-
ky and in order to have beer delivered
they :
butthat he served his connection at- '
i
. s
A
them which has been received from:to the place he had to buy in “"39
James J. Keena, who years gene by], qn.antities
was one of Mr. Donovans most ”J: Allen employed by the state police‘
dent supporters and who, without: to secure evidence testified that they,
doubt had more to do in making him we served with drinks by Jennings
a Congresgman than any other man land Williams on the evenings of May
{21. June 17.’ 18 and 27, and that they
”‘5‘ : V"
slim; gilt“; _
l
l
l
cl1rb,which stated that an applicant;
ammo-(535:.
whetho'fudoflarkl
Lordé‘
Whol'ouale
the continued production of cuttings
itor free distribution. A bulletin on
[basket willow culture recently pub-
llished by the Department discusses
the varieties and methods which
.have proved most ntialactory in this
'00 ountry
,.
ECOMLEV Appointee .‘ro BHELL
FISHERIEB RELIEF DOARD.
Willun H. Comley, city attorney.
of Bridgeport. was yesterday appoint
ed by Gove’mor Holcomb as a mem-
ber of the Board of Relief for Shell.
Fisheries. to serve for six years The
other two appointments to the board
are Ward Church of New Haven. for ‘
{bur years, and Charles S. Misuse!
New Haven tor-two wears.
hie—n
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
Any Color and Style From 25c to 35-” per pair
Mr. Kecna, as head of the Jefferson
Club, represents, 1t ,ts said, the senti-
. meat of mam of its members.
Mr. K‘eena was a candidate .or the
,jwlNorwalk postmastetsltip and his;
friends believed he. was tl'ttitled to
the political plum.
His turndown!
’has caused a big split in the Demo- ‘
'accepted money for same. There wasi
!.no evidence to show that Jennings
tserved drinks on the evening of May
21 and the count was pulled.
EUROPEAN » WILLOW SUPPLY
CUT OFF.
“$1M cratic ranks in the First District, “S‘Basket Manufacturers "Seek Growers
may be judged from the statement of
,1..v..s‘.‘-llr. .Keena nhich follow:
“Evidentlt, the H011.
1*. *-' ”Donovan has little desire to "grab"
at "lurther political honors as we are
*1 ‘told he refuses ‘roebe 'a candidate for
Fanayor this‘ coming .elsction.
"Strange indeed me the ways of
Jeremiah the artful dodger.’
”“Prior ’to Mr. Donovan's unexpect-
‘tlteVpolittcnl world—
a
i‘.1‘-j
tleman was his opponent.
:W‘hd‘hati tell but that the
‘ some such
{fill me up his Alééve w, or it. may
‘ that he is not quite is ‘ches‘ty. as
was in. days of yore...
But it is different for the ordin-
‘ irdlto figure the situation—
ly when in competition with
whose performance at ‘W‘asl'i‘
on fairly entitles him to be re-
‘as “same man’ in the science
hurts.
» on no campaign «platwmi
to! of 'enitt'noipator’ of “nigh
.. ressive‘ tnxa‘tion,‘ caused. as
tannin, by unnecessary ”and ex-
trava‘gant. expenditures, where ‘Jere-
h-Donoyanls. talent as an ‘actor'
was most appreclat d. '
,_ ‘What a change came over the
Cong-essman or high and noble
eols’ otter he was solely «qudh iii.
eat t Washington. “Cullen “lie
- r'etusos to var—'6.- although he
by more who twice that ‘by
.l eremiah ;
Here Who Have Been Establ
‘ llehed by Government
Cuttings.
WASHINGTON. July '4. #ABecause
the European supply of willow rods
has been largely out of: several Am-
erican manufacturers of willow lumi-
ture and baskets have asked the Do-
phrtment of Agi‘iculture for the ad-
dresses of persons in this .country
who fiaNe token up willow grossing
For some years the Department has
distributed" ‘tvlllow cuttings of" im-
ported varieties with a view to de-
veloping the producton 0t highlgrade
willow rode in the United States: The
usual imports of willomcome elite!-
ly ‘Teirom Minna; aneiglum. nuance
It’d Germany. bui’tll‘ese sources have
been Wholly closed for several
months. 9.
Onsttnanuneuuer repel-taunt Jap-
anode onions are mug ma market
tormerly supplmd by Germany. at a
slightly higher price. Finished wil-
low baskets tram Japan have come
in where split bamboo was the only
3W0“ basketware on {pole before
the on... As a couscouenoe the
shortage of imported oéiere it
said. the price at American willows
has increased and; aimed here are
meeting with a heavy demand for
their product ‘
nearly Jim
tings hav
919 Flores;
.‘milliops willow cut-
been‘dlstrihuted tree by
Service among Bulb Ex-
willow culture as a profitable
t utilizing ovex’flow land or
periment' Stations. forest schools and ,.
individual growers. The yaluo of _
amendments
'l
W" 9......
‘ S h%:ar%fl‘:im “a.
U young-alien.
ll BACK lllA‘lS ASE
\ Sills fBB-KlBllllB
., Lead or Bladder Mora. .
Most folks target that the kidneys.
god and need a flushing oceanibnallr.
else we have backache and dull mis-
ery ‘in the kiddoy region, severe head-‘
aches, rheumatic Moses. torpld liver.
acid stench; Weleoplaaan‘eu and an
costs at bidder disorders
You simply mm w your irid-
neys activ. and clean. and the mo-
kidney r‘e’iian. get About flair ounce!
oi Jad Salts from any good :drug store
here. take a tablespoonm in a glass-
days and your kidnéys will Wit t,
line. This lemons salts is made are
combined withdltbis. and is harmless
to dash clogged kidneys and, stimu-
slate them to normal activity. It also
neutrollaes the acids in the urine so
it no longer irritates. thus ending;
bladder disorders, .. 1
Eat Lela Moat if Kidneys vacuum!
like the bowels. get smith and c108- ,
ment you feel an echo or pain in the '
of water bolero bravest tan a tow :
the acid ot- grapes and lemon juice. '
For liver
Thirty Years
A8 ii ~ A
“I «noon ”'5‘". VOII QM.
11032er
linoleum-im-
SoldbiAllGooqu-ulan. .
Taylor
new tron:
Tree work of
‘ Ml Kurds
&
“8080mm
= Thane lot-18 or mu
In!!! UMADI. eon.
I'm... ‘.
Special
All our $1.25 and $1.49
‘Wash Skirts . . . . . .- 98¢
n unfit: a Son
7 Ethan can pay the best
prices. Call him for all
junk and old automobiles. ‘
The Wm.lllhont30.,...
3. not... fit. .7 Phone 441‘
indian Miller Cycles
Distributor: for Norwalk and
. South Nor-walk
The Sterling Motor (0. ’
Duties, Conn.
Phone :79
Automobile and. mod: Cycle
R
Registered 1%. M. Repair
' Shop.
hack. Even i! done in childhood
it cheate- pinched .iqiesndlfihia
interment.“ ”command
ibis.
o Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
..sive!l tracts! attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will neter regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
0
1‘..th D. C.
34 Washington st, So. Norwaik. Conn.
Graduete tram Palmer School, the
discoverer.
FAT} FREIGHT LINE T0 new
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River. New York (toot of Catherine
St) everyday except Sunday. at3 p
m. Freight received at Nor-walk upto
5 p. m. and at South Not-walk up to
5:30.11. tn.
Beam F. Foch. amoral Agent ..
ms ANNING .i. 3mm mane
PORTATION‘ LINE. Inc: '
mm
HBBUILT 'rYt-ewntrna —— t. c.
Smith. Underwood.
women. all othll!
makes. Iold. mm
topolfld.‘
per2 month. Machine;
sold at 85 per month.
JAG. DONNILLY.
'0 tooth Main ”root. Mb MIR.
s ~__ , .____..-__ M4
'1" Laos Fp I
and, we will ,ruah our trouble
map right around when some
thing like this happens in your
' home. It your, .
PLUMBING ,_ ..
is detective. antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make.
necessary repairs or install a
new system of .;.«'. “
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A BPEEAALTY
HORACE KNASH
Plumbino and Hutton. .
7 y, re. use.
North Main St.
8. Not-walk.
Rentals, 81 ’
"W
‘ the New England States.
Nonday we celebrate as Independence Day.
The Store will be closed.
\ ~ ,j
Summer CIOsirtg Hours:
Commencing Tuesday, July sixth the store “ill close daily
at five o’clock except Saturdays \VhCll the
closing hour will be nine.
To out of town and mail order customers and
also our Bridgeport. patrons who are
summring away: ',’
\'\ c (lesirc to call attention to tltc fact that we main—
tam a prompt and cffiticnt scrxtcc for the fill~ mo' and ship-
ping of out of town orders Combining judgment l‘l'ullll
cxpcrtcncc “C are able to etitploy a!“ as a prompt and
safe means of transportation. thcrcbt giung out out of
toun patrons dclitcry of goods purthascd m the quickest
time possible . ....~"
All mail orders are filled and shipped the day, re-
ceived.
Large and bulky shipments sent via Express or
Freight, prepaid throughout New York. New Jersey and
All mailable shipments sent via Parcel Post, free, to
any point in the United States, or where Parcel Post rates
and rules apply. ,
Suburban Deliveries. w
Fairficld, Southport \\ cstport Greens Farttts, «lailt, .
leaving the store at 8 a. m.
Stratiord. Ptttncy Oronoquc Milford \\a111t1t.lau-
rel, Wildemcre Cedar Myrtle and Fort Trumbull Béaclt—
1:. Meadows End, Silver Sands and Dcton, daily, leav- ~
111;; the store at 2 p. n1
Long Hill and Stcpncy: Mondays and Fridays, lean. .
tug store at 8 a. m. »
Lordship Park, Tuesdays
. leaving '
.store at 8:. m. t ‘ ‘
and Saturdays,
1...
Esmmsnsn tear ‘
EVERYTHING FOR PRE-
it.
SERVING.
Mason, Sure Seal: E:‘ Z.’ and
Economy Fruit Jars, Jéilv' Glass-
cs, Strawberry hullers. Pineapple
Ey ers, Parowax, Fruit Tar
Rings, Preserving Kettles. Jelly
Strainers, etc. at lOWest prices.
Albert [-1 ,Gellebe
as wefl'tvaomuorou or.
Phone 1m
anon" osuvsnv
j SpeéialValues
KNIT UNDERWEAR
12% to 5.1 00
at. so MIIJDY BLousss
nuts-snot!“ .
u NORTH MAIN eraser;
\.
Value
“Unredeemed Pledges Sold at
" Sacrifice. ’
A " J. Rosenfleld
4:: WATER sooner
8...... Now.
-5...
Rimtgs,shrdl ciao sh e etao'm n
$1.00» .
‘ 'NorWalk "Pawn. Slim!“
Money Loaded on Articles "‘4' '
OSC _
There is a. diiference 1n hose. ..
'._The difference shows only
in the service —— We handle . ,
only the beat qualities , f} :
Cherry Stoners
A labor saver in the home.
it
:1
Albert E.- Morg "
(Successor to Chas. E. DOW.)
rt
' .Oil, Stoves, Water Coolers, Screen Doors, Window Screens,
H ,, «Blinds. Foldtng Porch Gates, Rubber
~‘Itllectric Irons, Cherry Fitters, Fruit Jars,
» Crookery, Glassware, Cooking Utensils of all kinds,
Necessary things for your
summer home or? cottage
Many articles oi usefulness-may be selected now. ffom
our immenscstock oi furnishings and. at consrdera‘ble savf,
lugs, too. .. ‘
‘Refrig‘erators, Perfection Oil Stoves,
Florence WICkAICSS.
Croquet Sets. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Perth
Hose, Hot— —p‘o1nt .
Bird Cages. «
B
eloci‘p'e
room Fixtures, Baby Sulktes, Doll Carriages. .. es»
otor
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