. '1...
- . - a f
. . t rim
war-
ed during the first six days of the crea- l
tion. and has Rent In sealed lacs,
against this glad time when the Mea-
salh is to come.
Such are some of the traditions and
religious rites of the Shabuoth. Origin-
ally the Feast of the Barley. the scat»
tered children of lsrael. no longer agri-
cultural people or living in countries
where thebariey does not ripen ttiitil
much later. observe the day with all
its ancient glory. Here. as at l’esiih.
two days are celebrated. that they
.may be sure of celebrating at ilie
‘linlt’ when the days fails in far off i’lli-
estlne.
"Wad Sunday
aiitlftd'od last
Services hold in the
South Nor-
DEFENDANT WINS SUIT.
ers. Valdsn Proves Desertion on Part
| - of Plaintiff.
i A wife securing a divorce on the
igrouiitls of.tlese.rtloii. with alimony to
the amount of $1.000 thrown in. when
the husband had asked for separation
. , ion the same grounds anti from the
. same date, was the peculiar outcouie
uh .the.aotting of the still Sunday of a divorce iii the civil superior court
than Shabboth, the Festival of yesterday.
Wrthe most Joyous of all the, The action was brought by Louis 1..
. .. .. all-brow holidays. There is alValden. of Ridgelleld. against Estella
- 35"Nlltultes old. and yet as true i M. Valdeh. of Boston. Tlte couple were
‘ on- aver. concerning the relative I married on January 27. 1896. There is
yrs of the Jewish holidays. it was i little doubt about the date of the deser-
. ad With special services in me i tion as both sitles alleged it to be Aitg~
it joins pad came to a close yester- nut 14, 1899.
‘ l. -y.
"“f’asabver/“so the proverb runs.
The husband brought the original
‘ complaint ill October. 1902. His coun-
0!). my 6st wherever one will, but
it“. whataybfpnewlshes: on the li‘ca/atI
set is James E. Walsh. of [latibury
tl‘fifil‘ the wife was served with the
of a"?! sales one may eat what-
il, but not wherever; bitt
papers she engaged Comley (it Comlcy.
from they. eat wherever and
of Bridgeport. to fight the action. She
first appeared with a general dental.
, tem- hrahboaos.” But the trott- But later on Mrs. Valden pill in a
doll} as th .Orthodox Hebrew will cross bill in which she alleged desre-
“a, with a an of humor. Shabtioth tion from the date named. Then she
, iy two days. The Feast of the went further and asked for alimony.
Sh bllothvia in reality the celebration alleging that her husband was worth
of. we distinct: erentsdn Jewish his. $7.000.i~and a change of name.
“tow. the oils the ripening‘of the barley The case was down for trial yester
ermi'in Palestine, the other the giving (lay and it looked like a contest. llut
. of the Ten Commandants on Mount the husband gave it tip after an agree-
UW‘ 1.. Today. .as thousands of years nient hntl been reached about the till-
. I the Palestine and the farmers a're away and the casc'wus heard‘on the
‘ ,tomplotlngtho-gahhering of their crop. wife‘s cross bill.
lilut the world over the Jew. no longer 1 Judge Case granted the application.
” an miculturist, begins his celebration. allowed tfiil (my to the amount of St.-
‘3 Will be his condition has changed. so oao. which out be paid within sixty
. he naturally has some to emphasize days. and give the wifegfhc right It)
the second occasion for the celebra- change her name back to Estella Iii.
’tlon. litiriiliam.
~ ‘ . For seven weeks the coming of Slia- _._..___._
‘ .» booth hu’ been reckoned in the syna-
gogue each night, beginning with the
second ledar night, that it. the second
. night of Passover. Each night. when
Wile service is‘over. the kaiilor. rabbi,
. or an elder u the congregation rises.
and after benediction chants:
, "This is the --—~ day lo the Omar.
which is ——-- week and ———dnys." in
ancient Pa‘lbstin‘e the Shabuotli wasi But Superior to-Woman in Physical
. ' marked by elaborate celebration, When Strength and Inventiveness.
:.the forty-nine'rhays to Omar had been CHICAGO. Juno 3—,“..1, a”. more
3 told Off, on the fiftieth (faith ftll‘mt‘l‘ cmollonnl than women. as well as he-
would take 3 measure 0f barley, that is. ing superior in physical strength aiitl
an omar. which gives the name. pad. in inventiveness. Miss Helen Bradford
.benring "'88 an DENIES 0f the III"!!! ' Thompson. doctor of phlllsopliy. has
Kfl'ltita of his field to the Temple at .le- proved, she says. after two years of
tusslem. would burn it as a solemn‘ experimenting with twenty-five young
sacrifice 10 GM, and not until their men and twenty-five young women stit-
could; any of the new crop be eaten. To- " dents. Miss Thotnpsoti is one of the
, day throughout the world the first day leading psychologists of the country.
' of Shahuoth is confirmation day for ' She completed her work in experimen-
. the Jews. Children who have reached tal psychology at the University of
the age of thirteen, which is the time, Chicago two years ago and is now the
of religious majority, are confirmed it- director of the psychological labora.
3 being a survival of the old notion of of’ tory at Mount Holyokc College for Vio-
. ferlng the first fruits. But after all, it men in Massachusetts. Miss Thomp»
«Is tile factudhnf. on this day at the son's experiments were matte in tlic
, pro of tiny? lobe celebration of the psychological laboratory at the Univer-
givi g of ths flows is the predominant sity of Chicago and the results or her
one. u the Jewish mind. the account of work have just been announced iii the
whiah appears in Exodus xix. llflti xx. advance sheets from a work published
’ Monday ni ht all the Orthodox JeWs by the University of Chicago press. en.
of the East ide sat up until daylight. titled "The Mental Traits of Sex."
‘Thu time was consumed iii reading Seven different sets of tests were
- Troll the books of the Pentateiich. the applied to each of the fifty ;sitbjects
’ -¥Mlshna and Gemar‘a of the Talmud. and Miss Thompson spent aliout one
Lall‘ e P ms and even some of the thousand hours in making them,
' M ashiit '. _ erature. But. in ‘addi Thegeueral results of her tests. Miss
-‘tlon to. this they paused each mo- , Thompson declares. show that the su-
meat to murmur a wish. for with thet perior ingenuity and superior strength
ceremony is connected it *tradltionalt‘of men are not due to “sexual differ-
:‘bsllsif that at some time during. therein-e of mind.“ hutvto the influences of
night the heavens would be cleft asun- society as now organised. especially in
‘doru'and wh yer one wishes at the the fact that the boy is taught to be
paydholeglcs moment would be your independent in thought and action, is
«1:80 t oulands of the devout who he- encouraged in all kinds of outdoor ex-
HOV“~ Iatapont' the night in read-Heroines. while the girl is taught obe-
fng'éthe whole range of Jewish his- dience. dependence and deletcnce. and
tomatoes-snowing of the laws. and to shun all actions that are not "lady~
Ilsqflmaurreptltlous wishing. . like.“
{Special articles of food are prepared
rtthfi festival. and since it is a least
:loyonsness special license is allowed
the Orthodox on these two days. On
member days he must wait six hours
fitter eating meat before he touches
dairy producta,'but at Shabouth the
'36"; may eat. milk food after only four
'h ‘ " Then there is a certain kind
utter ”cakes. made expressly for
, 'rfsast.’ But the most striking dish
Olfesll: is the "bllntz." This dish
to We of chehse. around which is roll-
‘dalidous pancake, made of eggs,
and butter. This is then fried
. rhilhes the piece de resistance
' ti Silhouth banquet.
*0 are special services at the syn-
' addition. tin-Aramaic
fad;- “Thls contains arde-
. of the magnitude of God and
MI. There are lines describing
day who .-the Messiah will come.
I.” we that will take place
501: that day. so the poem prtr
G'oddill send a huge wild ox.‘
- if: a mighty levlanthau.
._ giddyhe will feed all the right-
fhe flesh of the fish and the
~ ore they are slain. God will
It wonderful game. in which
l‘fake part. This will be the
the enjoyment of the right.
Cod slay: the. beast and fish.
. his people. Then at’ that
s will set before those gath-
9
as . .1. .-
.l
Attrit ‘. in
~"Motliers lose their dread for "that
terrible second summer" when they
have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Willi
Strawberry in the house. Nature's
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort.
MAN THE MOST EMOTIONAL.
l
THRASHER WILL NOT ACCEPT.
Superintendent of Police.
NEW HAVEN. .lune 3—Secretary S.
P. Thrasher. of the Connecticut Law
.and Order League. who drafted the
g bill for the appointment. of a state po-
lice commission. today issued a state-
lment in which be strongly deprecates
efforts made in various quarters to
seek salaried positions under the law
before the appointment of the commis-
sioners by the judges. He adds:
"As for myself. 1 stated to the com-
mittee that l was not a candidate for
the position of superintendent, and l
have stated again and again that I
would not accept the position. were it
offered me.’ My word ought to be ac-
cepted. and all the talk about me in
this connection is wholly without foun-
dation in fact." ‘
- . and. in
' ersamsaassomea LOST. i
Bamal’ Bodies of crew Washed
Ashore at Valparaiso, Chile.
LONDON. June 3.——A despatch to
Lloyd‘s from Valparaiso. Chile, con~
firms the despatch of The. Associated
Press laht night from Santiago de Chile
referring to the fears expressed there
for the safety of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company’s steamer Are-
_qolpa.whioh,during a lull- in yester-
’ day's rm at Valparalqo' left that
I
CHICAGO Jane ra—There is no
elm mural“ on "use slut!-
ate, to Dell
gate. of Northwestern University.
n
l
, everything.
. cheered.
! comforted. and thc wayward
Says-ho Does Not Want to be State 5
“End-honest way
I
of Excellence
holds
first place
and hasfor l
28 years. 1
In that period t
1,310,000,00 mm
H,
The Standard
" l
l
have been sold. 3
More tban all otber beers combined.
It has rightly earned the title
“King of. Bottled Beers.”
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Ito be .eyes to the blind. feet to the!
lttuie.‘a father to the fatltcrlcss aiitl a i
Retires as Faster of St. Mary's Church husband to the, witlowst" l have pur-
in Manchester. ,posed to be the, friend of all men. to re-
MANCHESTER. .lutie :i—St. Mary'tt i joit’t‘ with those who rejoiced. and to
Episcopal Church was crowded. Sun- Iweep with those who have Went.
day as a result of the announcement t in purity, in peaceabloness. in faith. .
that the Rev. .l. A. llitltlle was to preach , in sacrifice. ttiitl iii an abounding hope- ‘
his farewell sermon atid close his tcti t'ulncss l have tried to be what a miti-
years' ilflfiim‘fllt‘ Ili‘l‘e- IVH‘Y seat Wits 1 later of Christ ought to be. in life and
taken and chairs were placed in the ;doctrine l have endeavored to set forth
aisles. The. choir was aiixmcntetl for ibelorc you the gospel. How far i have
ilic occasion. and it furnished cxct‘l- ' succeeded, it is for you and God to say
lent music. Mr. lildtlle gave a simple. i it Is painful beyond words to break
NII‘HISIIIIOI‘WIINI WNW)". and Ilmlll’ 0i i away froth a work as fascinating anti
his hearers were visibly affected. H0 as absorbing as this, and to sever as»
85V“ Ml interesting l't‘VIt’W 0f DOW 2“- soclatlous such as we have formed in
Mary's parish had grown in ten years ”um. years of struggle. i can “(\\'(ir
to be one of the most important In tell you how much the people or the
town. He said iti part: than and of St. Mary's parish are to
“I lflkt‘ .VU" I0 record ”1‘3 day ”It“ glue. There is no fellowship so sweet
I am pure from the N00" (If 3" men. ihllti divine a‘s~the fellowship of Chris-
for l have not shunned to declare tiiito 2 tion .worlt. [ have wOltkpd with you
.voii all the counsel of God." 80 spoke. l :iiiti “for you. The peace and prosperity
St. Paul to the officers of the church in 301 the t-onnnunliy and of this church
Ephesus as he took his filial departure have been as much n, m. its my ”w“,
from them. 50 I sneak ‘0 you liltifl)’ Tl‘ogether we have walked through ex-
its I close my ministry lnlthc church iporietlt‘es of joy anti sorrow that have
in Manchester. Ten years ago i camt‘ bound our lives together with ties of
to you with H message from 000- I ,affections which time and distance cati-
have spoken it. Now I so my MAY- not affect.
l leavc God‘s message Willi .VOU- ll lit in spirit. Those who dwell in fellow
the itooortunt thins. The Iiiesssnset' gshlp with God know no separation.
of (Bud is nothing. The message iii! The removal oi the Rev. and Mm
””"mgh 3"“ may to" LI. A. Biddle from Manchester will he
get the singer. you will not forget me icessitate the retirement of Mrs. l'iTtitlle
“0“" . from the Ninth district school board.
I I“) with “ I‘m"! "”“Nv'clwe' I have 1 H'br resignation Will be forwarded to
been honest with myself and you. i “H. “mum... in a few tiavs and it will
have “”6" faithful. and have “0"" my ‘be ut'f't‘tllt‘ti-ili the annual meeting of
best. Whatever has been lacking ins"... mm“ district ,0 be held this
my ministry. sincerity of purpose has 'tuonth. ' '
"0‘ ”"9" missing. today. a“ I “m" in the voluntary retirement of Mrs.
back. I “9" malty things that have we” Biddle the town will lose. one of its
“‘“'°"‘i‘"”h"d' “n" i “9“ many things 1 most active women in public and so-
”“I' W" I‘M" ”I'm ‘0 d" and “3"" not rial affairs. For the last nine veurs
i
REV. J. A. BIDDLE'B FAREWELL.
i
'19?" able. Th" ‘obvlious "9:"“3 are she has been one of the foremost work-
”my f“"i‘“?';"9“l' i. a“: T9" ‘i" ers in‘local school and church mat-
”7'31““- tot-J“ "‘I“ 5“" "3 “NIH" ters. Site cuttie fiore well qualified in
to 546 souls. more than' one for each
week of my ministry: l have prepared
351 candidates for confirmation. have
officiated at 17:: marriages, anti have
attended 3‘37 funerals.
A conimotiious cliib house. the Young
Men's (‘.liib. has been hiillt anti fur-
nished with appliances for physical
culture anti recreation. The Sunday
school has shown splendid develop
ment. Nobody speaks now of “little
St. Mary's parish." as they did ten
A parish of 2.0th people
educational work. and through her of-
forts. progress has ,beeti made in
many departments of the Ninth dis-
trict stltool, Mrs. llidtllc was elected
ti member of the town school board
by the Republican party nine years
ago. The story of her election revives
interesting recollections of u politic-
.al contest for the position she was ap-
pointed to fill. When the Rev. W. .l.
lioolan left his pastorate at? St.
Bi'idgef’s Church to go to Soutliington.
.years ago. or ‘1 y m, . tt .
cannot be called little. in the Sunday pitlrliclat?d:aitcegsllnlxh?ilt%‘liiit01i‘e It:
school. choir. Altar society. Ladies ("owles at ”H. Democratic. Al the au-
guild, Woman‘s auxiliary and Parish
lmprot'ement ‘society we have as faith-
in] and efficient to body of workers as
can be found anywhere. I have seen
the contributions for missions grow
front almost nothing to a handsome
amount. And in our prosperity we
have enjoyed a large measure of peace.
But beyond the tabulated results are
those that cannot be seen but by the
eye of God. The iniiitistut have been
enlightened. the hearts that have been
the lives that hayc been
brightened. the cliaracters'that have
been formed. the poor that have been
relieved. the sorrowing thstgh ve been
have
been reclaimed. Like Job. 1 have il‘if‘ti
‘ntial town meeting that year the ques~
tion of Mrs Bidtlle‘s eligibility was
At the next meeting of the town board
the same point was raised. and C. R.
on the matter.
diti not hold. This was one-of a very
interesting series of meetings held at
‘t'nat time. About that time the board
of acting school visitors was instituted.
Soon after this the Nint? district be-
.came incorporated. and Mrs. Biddle
{left the town board to go on the Ninth
‘dlstrict board. She. was one of the per-
sons to appear before the general as-
sembly to ask for the passage of the
act incorporating the district. Since
then site has been regularly elected to
the position on the board. and Will
complete her ninth year of service this
month.
[hiring her service she has kept
closely in touch with the work of
teaching languages in the high school.
inspected the work in the cooking.
sewing and manual trainlug' depart-
ments. bad in eightrooms. Of late
she has been a regular visitor at the
Cooper Hill school. and once or twice
a term has visited the entire Ninth dis-
trict school.
Mrs. Biddle was educated in Ober-
lin College. Chicago. graduating nine
She has had experience in college and
high school teaching. Since her mar-
riage to Mr. Biddle she has been teach-
ing the Bible constantly. and is an in-
terested organiser in mission work.
She was the organiser and.first presi-
dent of the Women's Home Missionary
Union. Hartford, has been secretary of
the American college and Educational
soclty of Boston, and has been identi-
fied with the American Missionary as-
sociation o! New.\'ork.
Don’t think that your liver ‘ treat.
in; if you are biiiotn. it don’t; It‘s
your‘ stomach. That in, your stomach is
rally what causes the bilioumess.‘ It has
put your liver out of order.
.—
WORBT OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Caii anything be worse than to tool-
that every» minute will be your last?
[Bi-1:031 “Lend'legorngtrl‘d‘engt thfi~uu§§chwhfi the matter Wid‘ y.” Such waaDtheeflexpericncc ‘3? M“ 87 H‘
the steamer. which had eight! persons 93. ' h 1; ' ' “my.“ w tig' 'I‘ih‘durgt‘i’rinsiiitfi
on board. was probably lost. The bod- - , mmac W. "L "'1 than y“ . ' i r ' en h
' an ‘of'tome’of‘the‘ Armament“. he‘ that I tumble.- Mothfl Stile?! s " 3‘3”. Immbl‘“d"e".§m' “‘23.?“
adds. have been washed ashore. i amateurish and then all'swell. ' I :3“ hi" Efren gym” duel-r mo-
- - iMcBeln . molten. did‘hhet‘i' '1‘. mm": 3. death to
N0 "3"" Noting," F?“ ""23 , ”m “HOP. 091“”! try Electric Blttsrs‘nnd the mutt was
miraculous. i l proved so. once and
recovered. For
’filo m. Cement-plant!
us every bottle. But it's the simple. “a“. ,.
it'i made, the herbs, his, fin,“ is ””3
harhand othctlngretfienta-d'vrbioh as - it? mil...
as: male from j . ”ii W3 "
stuns
as “magma
If
vats
'tltiys at Tuit- n. in. Monday Engineer
,t~:ts.
‘filliti.
.tlmc hope. bitt after the bridge
' i West port
We shall not be separated .
brought up but no action was taken.
‘llutttaway was asked to read the law .
it was decided that.
‘ Mrs. Biddle was eligible, and the point i
‘that the new members was a woman.
years ago with the degree of M. A..
t.
w
‘J yes? 0“»
NEW TRAIN MADE FACT TIME.
Bridgeport Commuters Delighted With
New Naugatuck Express.
"This train iii all right.“
Such was the expression its llIit'l‘t'ti
by every one of the commuters be-
tween Bridgeport and New York Moti-
tltiy. who rode to and from New York
on the newly scheduled express.
The train leaves llridgeport on week
llarry (tract was at the throttle llllli
Conductor French iiiuniptiluteti the
tickets. The train run through to New
York without stop. and arrived in the
metiopolls at 9:02.
The tralti is scheduled to leave the
(fraud Central depot at -l:'.l.'t. Monday
it started two Illillll My late. flurry
tirnnt have old lrlh‘ lill open throttle
to start off. bill before entering the
tunnel be was held tip by a signal.
The result was that when Iilt‘ train
l‘t-ut'ileti Iflftlil Hirec‘. it was exactly
()ut came the watches of the cum-
"He‘ll never make it." they
"We are due in Bridgeport at
We can't get there in one
llllllt'l'fl.
.7133.
hour.“
”Yes. we can." said those who knew
Harry (lrutit.
'l‘lieii bets Wt-l‘t‘ llllitit'. and off went
the train like a cyclone. lip she flew
over the overhead crossover at Wood-
lawu. tlicii tippetl anti \vi‘lggletl over
the switches at New Rochelle and after
that for ten minutes the drivers spun
like. an electric fan. (‘os Cob slow-tip
gave those who were betting against
was
crossed there was no more hold-tips
‘lllliii water was scooped at llowtiyioii.
Two more slow-downs at Norwalk and
matte it loolt as if Harry
itlrunt would get worsted. but to the dc—
liglit of his backers he swung illil)
Bridgeport station‘rlght on the tint of
Pete lliiiit tlirt-iv itp his but and
and everybody said:
i"'l‘liis trttiti is all right. From New
1 York to Bridgeport in one hour.
i Fl‘flfi [lickei'maii is the conductor on
itbe up l‘llll. llllti he said "the. million-
:alres up the Naiigatuck road are sure
.to patronize this run. it will just suit
them."
i If that is the case there is no reason
why we millionaires of llridgcport
slioiilti not also patronize the same
trttiii.
.
I .
infiis.
isiioiilctl "l‘inieY"
iCHAMBERLAiN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PILLB.
. The question has been asked. in
lwhat way are Chamberlain's Stomach
:flllfi Liver Tablets superior to pills?
'()lll‘ answer is—-They are easier lint]
jmore pleasant to take. more gentle
tantl mild in their action and more re
liable. as they can always be depentl~
10d upon. Then they cleanse and in-
vigorate the. stomach and leave the
bowels iii a natural condition. while
pills are more harsh in effect and their
‘llso is often followed by constipation.
.tion. llaxter Pharmacy and Clifford
j Pharmacy. ”
iCONGRATULATIONs To A BACHE.
LOR.
Tltc board of ttldermen of bridge-
.port Inforntally adopted a resolution
felicltously congratulating (.‘ity (‘lerk
iEdwartl T. Buckingham tmou his ap-
‘proachlng marriage to Miss Bessie
lliitiau. It was signed by Alderman
James W. Thompson. After referring
to the event the i'csoliitlou reads:
"Whereas. This cotiimou council con-
curs in the sentiments heretofore ex-
pressed by his honor. Mayor M tilyinill.
that the life of a bachelor is a most
bewildering atid distressing otic ‘ ' ’.
l "Resolved. That the best wishes of
this hotly be extended to our clerk for
his future prosperity and happiness."
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
silian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
to. 25. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter‘s or Plaisted‘s. "
GALLIVAN CASE AGAIN.
NORWICH. June. Z—Jutlgc Slium-
way. in the nuperior Court yesterday.
announced that the trial of William
ll. Gailivan. charged with the murder
of Jeremiah Shiimway. musr be closed
this week on account of the court‘s
other engagements and that if neces-
sary he would hold evening sessions.
The testimony. was by the mother and
two sisters of Galllvaii iii support of an
alibi. They claimed that Gallivan was
at home when shumway was killed.
='iueir testimony differed somewhat
y from statements made to the coroner
tprior to the arrest of Galllvan. btit
'ihey said that the coroner did not take
:cori‘ect notes on their testimony.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony iti great quantity is
'constantly coming in. declaring Dr.
,Klng‘s New Discovery for Consump-
,tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequal~
ed. A recent expression from '1‘.‘ J.
iMcl-‘arland. Bentorville. Va._ serves as
'example. He writes: "i had Bronchi-
tis for three years and declared all the
time without being benefitted. Then
ll began taking Dr. King's New Discov-
‘ery. and a few bottles wholly cured
,me.” Equally effective in curlnggll
ILung and Throat Troubles. Consump-
;tion. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter, drugglst. _Trial bot-
tles free. regular slacs 50c and Si. “
RAILROAD DEMURRACE BILL.
HARTFORD. June. a—The railroad
demurrage bill as reported to the
Hon e by the railroad committee yes-
terd y afternoon. cuts down the pres-
ent four days' limit to two days. in
which cars may be unloaded free. and
makes the charge for the two follow-
ing days. twenty cents a day. after
which the charge is to be 81.a day.
This is not greatly different from the
bill supported by the railroads. though
It requires that: a notice regarding the
car to be unloaded shall be sent to the
consignee.
“THAT THRDIIINO HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands
of More" have proved. their match
.lsaam trot nick and Norma; liq-d.
l
is»). fr- . is, H a *l.
Banana
M7
w
_. lifvél'; .L V l ‘ a ‘V’ . a , .
i ' wapurtsohv. was 3. 1903.
HAVE YOU '0an
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Cures Sore. Throat. Quinay tutti Ulccrtttetl Tonslls. takes Cold
Grip and l’lcurlsy out of the whole. system like magic.
50 DOSES 250, 125 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $1.00
No opium, no quinine, no chlorofoinn, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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For sale by R. H. Plat-tad, The Clifford Pharmacy and Frank H. Baxter.
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of our Furniture has given it a reputation uniting residents of the Twin
Cities. in cheap. medium and fine grade goods. there is no line to equal ours.
The values are sky high: the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good For-
niture, but not as good as we have for the prices we ask. We candidly be.-
lieve tnat if you would favor as with a trial order you would be highly pleas-
ed. serve your own interest and come again.
This week we are, offering some splendid values iii Dining Room Furni-
ture. Here are a few of the specials:
DINING CHAIRS; WERE $1.25; AT 98.
EXTENSION TABLES.WERE $9.00; AT $7.00.
CHINA CLOSETS. WERE $15.00, AT $12.95.
SIDE BOARDS, WERE $18.50, AT $14.50.
A. J. Collins St Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
12 North Main Street. South Norwallt.
Look Out for the Neil ice Wagon.
HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
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To file patrons ot‘ the Norwulk fly gcia lcc Company of last season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlcmaiily treatment, [and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
'l‘he new management wishes to say that. no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant iti excellent condition. anti that it will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall but no peddle wagons on the different routes (un-
less wc have to) btit would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA lCE, where it will be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the same figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers. we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute. \\'ilit'il will be at iliclr service gratis.
Cold storage furnished iii reasonable rates. aitd distilled water all fun.
Tel. 187-6.
Sincerely yours,
'l‘illi NOllWAldi llYtlldl/i ltfilf CO._
lly .l. \V. Olmsted, Manager,
N. ll.-—Don't be "jollictl" by any one saying that they have "something
just as good." bitt try it. and act on your oivii good judgment.
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ONE OF SHAKESPEARE'S 8LlPS.i ‘Yoti are sure that the combination
The great Shakespeare said “Peace! i you mentioned deserves to be classed
Count the clock. The clock has strick~: among the. good trusts?"
en three." This was in the days of; "Not a doubt of it." answered Sena-
Julius Caesar. ages before clocks were‘ tor Sorghum. "One of the most liberal
in use. . i I ever worked for."—-Washington Star.
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:.Clothes washed with SATIN GLOSS rctatnftha
'swcet odor of the soap.
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