Recommended by Her Doctor Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Har ry Coulom of Kankakee Illinois describes relief from weakness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health leading to a healthy baby and now performs housework herself. The letter touts the product as dependable and widely available at druggists.
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Kankakee
Iinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Coulom
Newt Harrison Ave
Illinois
Merits Drive Aims To Scrap Spoils System In NCS Reform Plea
Washington leaders from both parties push to drop patronage and adopt civil service merit in federal appointments. The National Civil Service Reform League reports most party committees favor a platform plank backing merit system, with only a few noncommittal or opposing responses. Emily Newell Blair and other Democratic women emphasize fitness over patronage and urge reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
The
Telegram
Washington
DP. C
National Civil Service Reform League
Republican
Democratic National Committees
W. H. Marsh
League
Reed
Marah
John S. M
Harrison Cornett
Republican National Committee
North Dakota
Civil Service
Republican Party
William H. Butler
Rey O. West
Republican’ Committee
C. Bascom Stemp
Charles D. Hiles
Paign
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Clsan
Republican National
Republican Congress
Democratic National
Richards Casey Win In International Tennis Doubles
Vincent Richards of New York and Ray Casey of California won the men’s doubles finals at the International Tennis tournament in Mexico City defeating Robart and Howard Kinsey 6-8 8-6 7-5 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Associated Press
Vincent Richards
New York
Ray Casey
Robart
Howard
Kinsey
Canon Chase Denies Making Statement
Canon William Sheare Chase of Brooklyn, president of the New York Civic League, told a Federal Grand Jury he did not intend to imply the boxer Luis Angel Firpo witness was intimidated. He attributed the report to misquoting in a newspaper and explained the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Sheare Chase
Brooklyn
New York Civic League
Federal
Grand
Luis Angel Firpo
Cyclist to face manslaughter charge in fatal hit and run
Fairfield reports Joseph Dramas 19 of North Rennon road likely to be charged with manslaughter after his motorcycle struck Donald Watt 70 of North Benson road, causing fatal injuries. Dramas arraigned in town court, bond reduced, evidence shows Watt was hit on his way home from work near Meadowbrook road. Watt funeral set for Wednesday at Bishop parlor.
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Fairfield
Joseph Dramas
North
Rennon
Daca
Arthur J. Bennett
Berigen Road
Grasmére Avenue
Meadowbrook Road
Apie
Bennett
Dramas
Diamas
Watt
A. W. Burritt Company
Burns Mother Lodge
The
Knights: Templar of Scotland
I. M. Armstrong
Park Cemetery
Howant Phelps
Mirfield
Mra” Villam M. Lawton
Charles HH. Phelpa
Mason C
Theodore GC
Wilson's Mills
Black Rock
Congress Street
Phelpa and Co
Consulic Steamshipr
Produce Exchange
New York
Woodigan Cemetery
C. W. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Union
Champ’s
Eunice Dennie Burr
E. A
Bertha. Lewis
Arthur &. Craffee
Clemmie Menry
Maryville College
sunnie‘Helme
Annie B. Jennings
Hirst Church of Christ
Red Men's Bowling Allege
Trinity Church
Southport
Westport Breezes Through Election Eve With Little Drama
Westport, Nov 3. With few offices at stake and both parties bruised from a recent town election, residents show little enthusiasm for tomorrow’s election. Republican leader Frederick M. Salmon seeks reelection as state comptroller amid a dull political climate. The tightest contest centers on probate judge between Austin Wakeman and William J. Wood. Candidates for general assembly include Mrs. Sara Crawford and Howard Hubbell versus Jerry P. Kshan and Robert Z. Mills. Seven Republican nominees for justice of the peace are assured election as Democrats offer no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Frederick M. Salmon
Austin Wakeman
Wiliam J. Wood
Salmon
Sara Craford
Howard Hubbell
Republi
Cans
Robert Z. Mills
General Assembly
Joseph Dans
Willard S. Adams
Joseph Morten
Harry R. Sherwood
Austen Wakeman
Joan Adams
Thayer
Grenville Mackenzie
West End minister to go to New Hampshire
Rev. Earl F. Nauss, pastor of the West End Congregational Church for two years, has submitted his resignation effective December 1. He will become pastor of the First Congregational Church of Nashua, a 600 member church, accepting the call for the larger opportunity.
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Earl F. Nauss
West End Congregational Church
Nauss
Nashua
N. E
First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church of
Butcher Won't Bob in Norwalk Call Mischief
A Norwalk butcher refused a caller’s request to “bob my heir” after a Silvermine woman rang in asking if he could perform the act. He replied he could not, citing lack of tools and that it is a meat market without such “mouthing implements,” leaving the line unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Tele Eran
Wall Street
Fairfield Town Court Liquor Case Yields Fines
Fairfield Town court heard Henry Talsa of Fairfield avenue arraigned on making liquor with intent to sell after a raid found 360 gallons of mash 15 gallons of finished product and five stills. Co defendants and related cases included Harold Fallon bond mixups and a breach of peace charge against Harold Milford Ford. The day also covered a non support case, a suspended license offense, and local notices including a Luncheon Club program and patriotic education talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Claremcee R. Sali
Henry
Talsa
Fairfield Avenue
Dsy
H. E. Elwood
Arthur J. Bennett
W. H.' Gould
John Bolger
Theodore Fallon
Harold Fallon
Norwalk
Toda
Jacon Wakeman
Harold Feinford
Ely Street
South
Third Precinct
Bringport
Fallon
Yorwalk
Peitg
Po- Mce
Faxon
Willam Gerrity
Westport
Judge Hall
John Varga
Ellsworth
Bridgeport
Henry Palau
Hauer
Frank Springer
Eheedcenet
Weta Marzog
Jennings Road
Baby's Own Tablets Ease Infant Stomach Aches
An ad touts Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle, non narcotic remedy for infant stomach pains and fretfulness. It claims quick relief from cramps and digestive disturbances, notes endorsements from mothers, and states the product costs twenty five cents per box with mail delivery from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lefebvre
South Bridge Street
Holyoxe
Mass
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Sick
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Umphreys
Humphreys
D. Parcel Post
Peor
SY. Bry Ales
Amihahi
Main St
Civil Service League
Canon’ Chase
Cylist
West End
New Hampshire
Farfeldon
Conn
Howland's
Jumbo
Shaker
Dode
Sporting Goods
the. Howland. Dry Goods.co
Taree
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