;: A #W‘ift'2‘. :1,
:: , 9
:z‘ "
=. JOSEPH DAVlS
E? SSWASsSMGTON. STREE1
:j' . NORWALK.
‘ g
The Nl'Lfiomli Rumil
(_‘lt;tlll;0.‘l‘5. annual cnlwcn~
lion and style? shout is be.
ing held in New York city
all this work.
“'9 will altclild ever)”
‘IQ'
*Idowhudvpt‘oqr
day to note any new styles
i‘n‘l
i; that may appear. keeping
‘Q‘
3?. up to ill“ lilllllll“ ill cvr-ry
'll
a:
‘3:
=2
".l
H\‘|
In Cotton ind 'Atl'lwwoolf '
Outing Flannel:,and Outing Flanne
"Garment: of‘All Kinda:
- . 9
E. K. BANKS
DRY GOODS STORE» ,
Undel- Mahaokemo Hotel.
South Norwalk. ,
v
A"
- par-nuawn‘
UI‘VI
Saéil
Miss A. E. Smith of Norwalk ha
purchased a "490" Chevrolet Roadste
from the. local agent. \V. 1%. Austin 0
Austin's Gamgé.
_ Morris \‘ogel of North Main stroc
complained to the police that boy
were stealing fruit and vegetable
from his place of business.
Paul F. Magnet, of 16 Beldcn ave
nue. is enjoying an automobile, ton
to the “'hile Mountains. New Hamp
shire.
Churlos 11. Harris.
started this ill-inning on a. four thous
Bill NEWS
'(lnk cure of Ill!) injured animal.
w. [w ill
. lr knry
ailing.
Bluff, on next
the. filth. at. 8 o'clor-k.
For real painless extraction go
to _____.___ - in aalcmlcr ago. um! an early age- for u.
5. Delta. 47 South Main street. J. A. Logaio reported to the llolicp boy in work in :1 factory. but stem
ytnSU-rdfly that he had had a slight “Opus...” cmnppupd. and the boy did
A Lypnk [lywflopm] 'in 11w X‘JllU‘l.‘ auto accident in the l‘fil‘st district. ”0‘ illni‘ll.
gm at the L‘ui‘llt'!‘ of Spring and when his car was struck by a. troll-3y. \Vhon 12 yours 0,- age he moved to
ll)‘ Hil‘eE‘iS ”ti-‘4 \Vt’é‘k, and 1h“ road “3 he was pulling 0‘“ ”0"} “‘0 'l‘homalston and went to work in tho
.5: been riosvll l-vtwoon Sprint: and “1"?)an 01" '1‘“ rear 0nd Of his Ci" Seth Thomas Clock Company.
rnnklin strlets for the purpose of being SU‘UCk- 'l‘lw lmy was dr-termined ‘to secure
:lking rllrnu‘lrs. ~ , szomv klllll of an education. and thoro-
A concert. was given by the Br‘dge‘ for», lnnx‘ml up tho hill to Plymouth.
val-‘rosh gralm juice. Jos. Eula. S port.Salvail.0n Army Post Band last still in Litcluiv-ld county. There the
a‘oodwarll Ave. Bring your own jug. ‘3“?an Wlm'h was well ”Alma“ and hny wnnl in school, but in addition to
ltl ml. or more. $1.25 a,l.. uantity _ , _ .. that workwl in tho gonoral sloro. was
51-53:" gal. Nicely siralged. gm: do Who heard it. .It was a inrouoliztoiil; janitor of llrt- school. janitor of the
livered. cl '71 Elven to leer Havens" ,d C‘.‘n.d 7 church. assistant postmastl'r. milkml
(law Who WW?“ ff". the .41 running iivv cows ouch (in): and did the chores.
‘ -—Harris 8: Gang. That's all. 5’71"“)! for‘ Officers m the ..al\alion in: he- also found tlmc to ho social.
Army in New \ork shortly. and was greatly inn-rested in uthletics.
JOSU'Ill Ftolz. of 25 Ferris arr-nu“. i-lv ilziyc-li football and baseball very
"rwrh'Id 10 Ill? police this mornim: mum“ Butefle” ”Charged m-ll.l and lll'Clllni'. am: of the nest
.M ills 16—year old son. JGLll'lPS. ilml iron Kobn. 9 Railroad AVE" known Sprintors in the stain. And in
't homn last night. and had not re:
The: father l)"—
m-cml illzlt illr- lmy may lmvv tzlkvn
Now
TYH‘lI this morning.
in or; z. truck going towards
imrk ( ity,
Although Hartford hunks yostertlay
hundred
port“! discovery of tollr
.. . - tomorrow m-cnimr. and U” mnner - . - . (tony nudioncc rcmulm-ul 1-. rl‘cctly
{. . . a ,. P o (,5. Surwrlk link- ‘ . zumh thl dil‘foronco lmtucen strict] - ‘
‘ r- i‘ili'llltlltlg'l)‘: 121:1) l)(“'rl frl-c ol‘tho comm” mcinhr-m Wishmg to “0 Should fresh FEES and P838 He received a: still. \Varner's "m" "“m'fw'k l’allot-
. n K I n l . , . ' ‘ A ‘ ‘ I - '- v.7 .
l-mm-u paper Local lmnk omclals “mm" ”3"“ "“"“‘“’=’* "duration by a SYstem that worked. “3‘ apparently 0n til“ I“: will and In
' “ ‘ . . Fa. rfleld county the Worm r vote was
'tllrp-ngul p oplnlon that tho counl— , ,_ _ . not for culturc of the hrlc-a-brac type. \
.g..;; ”wagons rorlfinml to thr- \‘icin- “V‘s A‘ (" “.‘ndt roih. FOTm‘STIPT but for charactnr and competency. strong. A den-gall- m Lllrhnom
'v o‘ Il'ir‘f‘nrd \t nm- time thorn "f thr- \Vomnn s Allellflf’) I" 1' 'fmk It is from such a. stern training as County announccd “l1” 3'“ “’43 LON] “-
‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ (7. Godfrey Post. No. 12. Alef‘c'm this that many great Americans have delegate and a proxy. nml the dele-
.."‘Y‘(* 31 and $3 Fedora) hills circulat-
Thv l'l‘llf'r‘hlhlllk‘lli cornmiliw- of llw
Lnlllll Nurwulk Club has iHsrlMl (”pov-
ilnnollncmnent Xor a surprise- night
ill at the Norwalk Yacht (,‘lllb_
\lellesuuy
.
Hurry O‘Neill. of lie-ml street. re- chow-nice. Light lie-livvry from in
norm-«l to the yellow this morning that local agcnt. \V'. R. Austin. of Austln'
wh’lli' driving" down \Yl'st uw—mw he Garage.
s-truck mall injllrul :i «log. llr. limes
(fr-up games which are being can
\lUCtQ'd br-neath the lights on
complaint has been made to tho polio
about the matter. ’
~Full line of Auto
Anon Kohn.
which was grvatly enjoyml by thos
1 S. l). 'of i... hold lust wm-k. an invi
of (lrocnwich.
tin-y will ('lllt‘l‘laili the stair-
imirion. together with Miss
mmult‘ucturcr.
and mile trip through the west on Ells. 01‘ \Vatcrbury. took the center
\msmpga aisle to offer Mr. 'l‘empleton's name.
Mr. [ills said in part: r
”Harris 8: Gaus. That‘s all. K When Dr. Lyman lieocher lived at
Joscph \‘adas of Observatory Plucc,
South Norwalk. has purchased a "490"
Smith
street, 10‘ boys have gotten on the raised in Litchileld county; born at
norms of tho resident there so that Sharon-51 years ago. . and at u“.
Accessorier
At the- nH-L-ting of Hanncr Founcil,
tntion was rccciw'd from Star Council.
to pay them :i visit on
the evening of Scntcmlwr Bist. when
oilicvrs.
Action will be taken on the invitation
Kathlc-on
L New by
To
(Continued from Fist Page)
'0
Head "State mime; ‘
l'lrandegwlo was bromotly on hand and
without only «few Minutes delay art-
or a fixed hour: the convention was
called to order. ‘4‘ ,7
The temporary organization was
made p§?rlllt\nl‘llt. and former Gover-
nor Marcus H. Holcomb was recog-
niznl to present, as he did, the
name or Full“; States Senator George
1’. McLean. for another term. The-re?
was applause. for the war governor“
and for. the senator. Mr. Holcomb
said that for nm- years Connecticut
had but live senators—Hawlcy. Plait.
Bulkelcy. Brandogve and McLean.
”It is because we kept to that line/flint
r
s
r
l‘
l.
s
We.” man my
m . ~ .. ‘\ [1 PC 0 rom tn» thCOh$
" . . " eforeInom- “M‘ ‘m . . _ .
ixlpthio‘gpgkgr-Mdfiilaa for Senator where the \\ aterbur} Cloud Were .
- ‘ ' I .- ~' massed. ,
r “gain- dnd mo‘e that h‘s nomination L. J. Nicki-rson. of Cornwall. so,”
lw by :wclumntion." There was more
applause and Mr. Mchan-waa again
the party candidate. "
'l'hc chairman called for; nomin-
ations for governor and Arthur F.
Litchileld it’wms said that nouns tho
l‘uthur o. more brains than nany other
man in America. And Ethyl Allen.
John Brown. and Henry Vl’ard Beech-
er were born in Litchtleld count f.
Hurrict 'Beccher Stowe. Collis %
Huntington and a great host of dis-
tinguished Americans were born there.
Charles A. Templeton was born and
{1'
S
,-
l-arly ago of 1 persuadéd his parents
to movc to Winston. He went to work
in the Gilbcrt clock company, and
worked in every dopartmcnl. of that
l‘uclnry. You will agree that seven
0'
(3
tho- country stow ho Warned merchan-
dizinm—band isn’t that the best place
in the world to learn it? '
You do everything. from shaking
«lmvn thr- aslws in the hillr stove to
buying and soiling radon-as calico.
You hecomc an expert with a mail-
pllllor. and become nhlo to distin-
l’ovcrty and rcsponsihillty give
bubllcnn
m lPY‘l.‘ E‘.
volition.
(5
Hilary club of \Vnterhur:
president of the Board of
president of the Chamber of Com.
state senator from the 15m
district. delegate to the Chicago run.
He h‘ats made 1: splendid r‘tc_
ord as licutcnant-govornor and
Charles A; Templeton 3333330 5.0“.“
no} ol lhe‘ grand Old State of Con;
noel lc ut. ‘1
Been use
he has caught up the thrcalls oi‘ n“.
feelings _ ‘
cxpwssed them in
life. typiiics to an unusual degrw the
foeiings. thc aims. and the uulrulions
of thc great majority of the people m.
this Slate.
liberally mic.
The nominating aprocn \t-m;~m~(...~.h,d
ondcd Mr.
referred lo him as a "splendid wanilo.
"We-
man." an
Want in N
kct who 3
nor which
mus an Go
’J‘hc mm
on Mr. Nickvrson‘s motion.a
Colmwl
nomination of Colonel "Hiram
ha m, 111'
KOVI‘I'HUY‘.
is a man of
churnctcr.’
'l‘ho svmmding spcochcs. lmlh {wipf'
were by
'liogl-rs. 0
Arthur S.
hull boon
Culom-l ll
\Vlicll S
nominutlons for nocr’éillry ni'
liohcrt Sc
townsmun‘.
of Donald
John ll.
taking his
rcctly in i”
offered the nnmc of l"!‘fllli‘l5 .\. l’.‘lll()t~
~ll. on attornv)‘ of Hartford, xx hn some
years info
was dcl’cutml with his. collmwzms.
Major J
(mill-d tho
ins: that i
buck woul
Killl'i‘l maul
combination.
livi’oro
prcdicll-tl
made.
names or
PM rtrord coll my vote
wholly to
\Vllilc tho roll “‘8! lit-llii' ruill'd, the
dologatcs remained nf’l'fnrllx‘ «ill. in
fact tho session up to llml limo had
boon almm-lt like a Quukl-r‘v. nut-Ming.
the stillness only lwimr bullion by
Cllziirmnn llrnndcgm-‘s low» or the
volccs or those who Hill-kl 'i‘llc hul-
lzate-s laughed.
of
A roll call “119 nrllt-rw] and
Clarence (l. W'illard hognn vlllling‘ tho.
‘L‘ ll‘ rut Wm”! hall . lltlhn rumor} to Lynch. mijutant of the 10m” auxiliary. 13:13.} W t was sitting with SM” Chairman Rora.-.
I 0 :mal 320 by cutllm: the corners Wave this evening for Hartford as . m is . b k iv '1! 1).. ”Wk 'n case of
‘l'l raving in the raised amount. ’ , BY force of his aupcnabounding ac ' m anon " ’_ ~ ‘ ' —
. . i V . delegates to the annual contention of an” , d h' _ i . point or “m". 'llm ”(402mm ex-
mlm 0. most: haw: been rcportell re— tl ) . .’ l l in the g5 an is grtat mainesa sammty ' . . ‘ y ,
.1 ; 16 Auxninrus of the leg on 1". has huilt up one of the higgost laincd that hp h...) (m pron for nnl
mm}. 3‘1“"- .Wmch ‘5 to be held at the wholesalc mum-am businesses in othernlclczzlte. 'l‘lw matter of voting
—~Harriq & anus. That's all. Elk's home, Hartford, tomorrow. Nr-w England. m» is a great home was temporarily lu’ISSWl over. In
‘ lover, and (Invotm to a. fine WWI“: and Litchflelrl county, \Vnrnm' got almost
. “‘3“, your Victrom at Bizonnelly'n thretx splendid girls. He is a steady the solid Volv. lull rw-n lhis did not
Nu‘JOI on my weelrly payments. are open going churchman~—y03. a pillar of the bring him “” "W” "Tm“ up m that
evenings until 9 P. in. church. Hr» has found time to he fro: time with I'nllolll. r W m
tern l———.' . ' John C. ilrinsmmlr‘. o 'as ng—
FOR CONSTIPATION Sin-Von” hills {loll 1:1:le 10:31:“? Masgns.21‘3l22nclfontizgggpr’1i88hfl: ton, was pcrmmmi to vote as a proxy
1 ' sr- .’ l 1 wave '0 e- , ' v . , .
Extra Large Size . . . . . 85c f.(’.:.‘,'n:°:fmso£m m. Momm)._ Septom- Shogmgficmlary K. T.. 'llro member of “f P' C- 5""’jg”‘f,m‘_’“°“ °f aenpr‘“
, ,. . _ . , _, s and a mpmhpr 0, the Odd Awerill. 1v flunk r‘idfnt from check-
caning imls trill be Monday!) Septnm- Followa. He has always been activc inn: up thni “mm“ was in the. load
' her ]:‘\:‘tv: 05;?551 (right; ”Trams; 33' llllrr‘é‘stml in nromoting clean short; by a N’“‘“""”“" "m'rgm' Clerk “rm
STH‘LSON'POWELL :le‘lJuvr'hgs been approoriated. for an" has been Papecially fond a! the lard 80‘ “VFW” WM“ 1‘" "“ded ”“3
CORP. thp work to he done. which consists ~-
_ , Oi rrpuirlng the walls. putting new ilx- .
8011“ Norwau‘s "' lure-s and hardware on the building. a.
. new roof. «to. all of which is men-
tioned in the specifications. It is said "
,4 [that thc- work is to be done on the;
~‘~ "cost plus" basis. ,li
2.
:cHE-N YOU SEEK;
2 NEW POSITION "
‘1 can afl’ord to look.w
' vi a bit. You are not.
i to take the first
.1: that comes along.
bani: balance will“
it you for a reason-
:.T.‘.’!".‘8.‘.
firiff is an aid to“
.i job. Employ?»
'1‘ that. a saver is
steadier and;-
=:'f‘:w5r~m than; the
:rat” employe.
,
}..
‘.~.\C\-\-\‘\.\
El
.3“ pass book provingm -
ii Automoliiles'driven by Patrick“
"‘ Dooley of Siilppan Point. Stamford;
!! coming to Norwalk. and E. C. Oat-r
H man of Cambridge. 3:. Y.. going.
a. towards Rowayton. came together at ,
, . the corner of South Main and Cross
" streets. last evening. about. 6:30'
3} o’clock. with resultant damage to-
'- both cars. a wheel being broken on
m.,l..0atman's car. Both drivers agreed”,
’3 however. that the accident was an un-
avoidahie one. and agreed to settle the
‘\
a
«is: m age.
tary of Labor James J. Davis. Mr.
Gaming also visited Chicago rind De—
trait, where he was formerly in bus:-
nesa and where he- received a hearty
Welconw from his many “former
friends and business acquaintnnces.
He reports. a most enjoyable trip.
(imam HAN 'IsnEm). .
wxi‘EnnUnY. Sept. _13.-—-Miehae£
Bernick,'47. 01’ this city. arrested yes-
!j terday, (or Cheshire authorities on m
9 "charge or attempted men was ar-
|| migned in Chcshire‘today. and upon
"~ waiving examination. was helfror the
Superior Court under bonds of 15.000.
The state claims'that Berniclf set up a
F crude contrivance in a, dew noose hem
~ in; erected by his divorced wife a .
_ Cheshire more” night, With the in
‘ burning the building down.
W SENT ABROAD.«
INDIANAPOLIS. 1116.; Sept. 13.
' Changes that
railed u: do .
rehabilitation of the
its share. in aieflns th
world were an:
by Comer of th
. ‘ er. in an . m
the interment that in
Y‘lwrebefore
with
___.__.___,___._.......__——-
k“ UNDERTAKER GANUNG HOME.
‘. rte-deficit H. Ganung has returned
3 to his home in South Main street aft:
‘ er a three weeks' vacation. during
l which he has visited many'westem«
i cities. including Mooseheart. lll.. at
i which place Mr. Gaming sened on
- the rules and order committee of the -
. Loyal} Order of the Moose at the; --
i . 34th annual conventiom- be having re-
= ceived his appointment from Score-v
the United States ham
lub or ..
Alderman.
now
“his Lincoln-like training
has
or his
tho common people.
tho fabric
He is safely liberal and
Tcmpleton's lmmc. lie
d a self-made marl.
ace such a man on llw (iv:—
hali ml the plucv as gowr-
was once fillcll by such :l.
org-o P. Bith‘un." (Chow‘s).
lination was by ucclmnulimi
l. .‘i. Ullman. askml l'ul‘ lilo
Hing-
N’cw Ha\’cn.‘l‘nr llt’llie‘nzllll‘
by ucclumution, saying “hr,-
lligh ability and grout
o
former Mayor Edward l-I.
f Now London. and Svnulor
Bowers. of Munchvslvr. who
a candidate for llll’ ofllcc.
lngham was nominsilcll.
onator Brandi-goo czlllml rm-
filllli'.
nvillc. of Salisbury. a follow
asked ._for l‘v-nomillation
\Vllrner.
llcitmcyor. of Hartford.
place in thr- ("‘n‘l‘i‘ lair-ll- Ili~
rout of the chairman's «lvsk.
was outho pnrly lulu-L but
ohn Buckley. ol‘ l‘mml. wr-
lnttt‘r “Olnlnlllillli. inllivui-
he supporters of Mr. Horn—
“ (‘Onlf'fil (‘lil‘lll‘lll til' 4111'"-
us! the l'lll‘llllllmlilllg—Hrllly
tho cnnvonlion ll lull hm-n
that. such :1 mm“ would he
dC‘lf‘L’iillfillR.
won?
county The
n l m out
Palloiil.
Mr. Rm whiten, who
l
l- : L
:3
F
l
l
airflerumumj '
l-‘ormcr .Atlol‘ncymficncml \i’illiam
E. Ringgit)? Windham. unkod for ro-
liommatlmi' or state Trizasurcr ‘ G.
Humid (.H-lyutrick by Reclamation. and
it was so: ilotell. . .
Stute‘ {.‘tomptrollcr Harvey P. Biro
m‘il.“fr(lm thoAI’alrflold rlelegalioug’snlll
that the business or be state is now
Nose to the forty million dollar mark.
um! he would ,orrrr lilo/numb or a.
judgc of probate: who was “~éllmliali—
lied to 100k utter tho; state’s liuaineau.
He offered Frederick Eli. Salmon. of
Weston”. The sprawling speeches
were by Senut'or John .H. Trumbull.
Mrs. Minerva lluvls. of Norwalk.
taking the aisle obposlte her soul. udu
dre‘sscd the oom‘rntion, saying that
while the women are assisting it
should not be. forgotten that they
have brothers and slstors who vole.
he affected the uamc of Senator Howa-
ant Chane-rigor. of Bridgeport. '
Samuel Show. of Reading. seconded
Salmon's name mm J. A. H. Robinson.
that of Challenger. The latter said
that it WM defilrallledo honor Bridge-
port ma, both Now Haven and Hartford
luu'Q'bcon already honorcd. Rocords
showcd that Bridgeport gave surge.
mnjorli'ics for the party in tho past
and "unless we are nltcrl‘cred wllh loo
:wvcrcly again. we will do so again."
Snimon‘s numo was favored by Sen»
:llor Brooks. of Torrillzlou. Johnv’l‘.
King movcd that the vote he by rlling
so as not to impede luminous. but ob-
jyctlcills helm: m‘adc. a roll call was
urllercll at. 12:35. “9.
‘I‘lw list of nnmcs'wus finished at
1:10. (Zinc .delemlto, demanded it.
Chung? from Challcnm‘r to Salmon.
'l‘llll votc was Salmon 384 and Chill—
lonm'r 194 and the {owner was made.
the nominec. .
W'hcn Senator Brainwave asked for
nominations for nitornoy-gon’eml. Ms.-
.l'or \Villium J. Malone gold! the delo-r
gull-s tho nlth of Frank E .‘llculy.
which John ’1‘. King seconded. The
nomination was by ucclumutlon amid
npplausc.
A committee was named to bring in
Candidate Templeton. on motion of
Arthur F. Ella. and this was done.
The district nominations for state cen-
lrul commlltccmen wcrc rend by Clark
Alcx. Croodon and confirmed by tho
convcnliou. Mrs. Duvls' name was
:lppluudcd.
Chairman and delegaicn of 1119 R“«
publlcan Party: "I am deeply sensible
of the great honor you have accorded
me in choosing mu as your candidate
for governor .uml I am profoundly
mowd by this oxpreaslon of your can-
lldence and good will.
“When I scan the roll of governors
of Connecticut who have so honora-
bly filled the executilm omce. i am
not unmindlul of my limitations. but.
if I am elected. I shall earnestly seek
the comperalion and support of all
forwardmlooklng men and women who
seek good government. if Sincerity
of purpono.’ devotion to the. public
wcal and ism finger desire to give loyal
service to the state-we. all love. are
of any avail. I trust the ncxt Republio
can ndmlnisifillllm may he creditable
lo the slate of Connecticut and t0
the Republican Party.
"The people or Connecticut are a
progressive people and the Republl~
can Party is the party of prOKI'ESH.
So far as it is humanly possible. we
should strive to make the lot .0! the
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. ll. WOOB‘TEB 4!. W. DEVI.
Arrows AT LAW ,
rumor), Ruminat- U. 8_ PM
1116 um BL. Bridgeport
Band (or Booklet on Pusan
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE AND_
TELEGRAPH RIGHTS
Bought and Sold.
Maples & Goldschmidt‘
Mentions 153. 1544, 720
New 1
Residents -
or South Norwa‘lk aire
welcomed alibi: Bank. ‘-
mflaiion ”in mar
7 ‘ coumry lo'xvm: wl l
are now to our ch‘ilistaiion. ' 1115?er
Children will carry on our civilization .
and our govcrnm‘cm after no ham;
Moll from {he single. We must «39‘
that ihewe‘ chlldrcln. arc not hauli-
clmped in the battle of life ,l‘hyslcuii)‘.
mentally or morally. fl‘ho Stair 02‘
Connecticut mum initiate a broad and
Fraction! Man for rllilxi \vélmm work.
”The women of Cmmcclicul hare?
immildecl to the it‘lluchlsw in n xnosii
helpful anyi‘ and it is ill“? lllal all:
legal; discrimluaiious agilfnsl lllt‘m;
should he aliolished. .
"The. increasing burden ol‘ lam-lilting
federal, state and local. is perhaps-
the greuicsi problem or s‘ei‘uilsll‘llt'»
tion. and the Republican Party must
address itself to n‘policy' of economy- -
and hltrenchmcnt in vx'cry possi‘nl
l way. .
“The moltorol‘ our Elmo (rauslalul 5
into English reads: ‘He who has i
transplanted still sustains us.‘ l have‘
an abiding faith in me God of m»;
fathers and in the industrious. lam;
loving people of Connecticut. and 1.
look to our future with confidence.
Let me again express to you all my
deciles: gralltude for your action Ill»:
day." , :
14. J. Nickcrson look llu‘ sltlzc and
read the resolutions of which hr hilt!
boon tho custodian. They wore long ;
and covered a wide ransv of subjects. 3
'Endorsumcnt‘wan trivcu lo the workI
of the Connecticut t‘lt‘ll’g‘llilfill in Van: '
gross and especially to Senator Mc- 7
Loan. and approval nix-en of his ug-;
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PANTS Slums,
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will sil‘rli till: l‘ml‘fi knoll?
Ella? romping: sl'llllitl‘l boys. will
want.
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‘NERVO;
Youngstown. Ohio.—-“Last {all I
began to feel mean and my back hurt.
me and I could hardly do in little bit‘
of housework. I was prayed out.
when I would just. awwp one-room
and would have to rest. I would have
toput a cushion behind me when I
would sit down and ntnightl could not
. aloe unleu 1 had something under
my 991:. I had awfulcramps every
month and was just nearly all in.
Finally nu! husband said to me one
day. ‘Why don‘t you try Lydia E.
Pinkham’u medicine?‘ and I said, ‘1
am willing to take anythingif I could
"get well again. ' So‘ I took one bottle
and I: second one and felt better and
the neighbors asked me what I was
doing and said, 'Surely itmust be do-
ing ougood all ti ht.’ I have just.
finia ed my eighth title and I can-
not express to you how I feel, the
way I would like to. If you can use
this letter you are welcome to it and
if any womnndoeo not. believe what!
have written tube true. she can write
tome and I will describe my condin
tion to her IS I have to you. ”-— Mrs.
Emacs Hammer, 141 S. Jackson St. ,*
Youngstown, Ohio.
"I van very nervous 1nd run;
down." writes Mrs. L. E.'Wiese of
3 Mill
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These Letters Recommending Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable. Compound Will Interest You"
For Your Own Good Please Read Them
706 Louis! St. New Orleans. La. “I
to the bydla E.
i. din E. Pinkham’s Private Texthook umm‘ "Ail i '
Peel! in? to Women” will be sent you free “mm
Pinkham 'Modicinc. (30., Lynn,
alwayfi blue and had no mum. . l
was this way for over a year ' ' f
ullowwl mysclf to got: into quite n g
serious condition. One. dny 183* your
advertisement in the dailylgu' {1316,
began to take Lydia E. n ‘hnm‘a,
Vegetable Compound at once. I " .
improved ever Bincc lakirg W '
bottle and find ii is the bee medicine
I have ever taken." , ‘
Benefited by First Beale
“I was completely run dew? and
not able to do my housework; : ”I:
dragged myself mound and mi! not,
have energy ”:4th upwhen onéclfitf
£0332. E 1“ reh' advisirrtiaemenm
* in '. inf-g am's e ' .41. ‘
5land in our paper "The fm Bully '
imes.’ and learned all confirm-11%:
naive-d results from tbevalafimtw ,
tie and now I am doing; a my own
work, even washing am i f ' all
I never felt better in my life. .. Ml ,
all my friends itiadueto you.’?ua fl.
Euzmsm Rgmnow, 408 N.
SLJndiana lis. lndiana. ,
You shou tipsy heed» the "
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etable éompound, and gut-wag.
too. Their words are true. ' .
would oft-n sit down and on. lfié was
nest. '
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