f
m
., .. 5 ti thallium
at rtoilut
‘ ,Deltartmentstor the
bio Years I
‘ Belarus given a detailed statement
M the amount otmoney j which has
“an appropriated by‘ the, legislature
" it the expenses ofthe stale forum:
the fiscal years endilia Sfintrmhermo,
1‘ 5. T e as agate is t e n‘rgc, sum
02930333713030 E'rlnalch of ”then itoms of.
' approprletlons has been consider
by the committee on appropriations
add an inspection of the figures will
new) the amount of work which tilc
«com lttoe has been called upon to
drf ‘ . Theetatementdoes not culi-
din the appropriations made dor the
compensation and transportation (9t
3 members of the Senate and Htulflti.
in r doeth .cbntain the ap rupl‘lutlollu
.113!“ fdt‘ the officials of i. use bodies
add the amounts voted lovalellograpll-
oily, reporters; ,etc. The appropriuv
titans are as follows:
' Executive Department.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
' Secretary of the state, .
Treasurer.-
Comptroller,
,,
.
319.900
1.000
20.4 00
’ 18.100
12.400
~ Executive department,
tilt 500.0
medial." 0‘ ' * 1.00
All tionatoflorlnal schools. ”.500
Go rnor'tl Horne Guard. 3,000.
Total, _. ~
it
$381,000
80.850
402.100
042.850
50.400
00.700
.28l ,200
312.400
450.000
248.000
180,500
029.000
Mammary.
I
Commissions, etc..
Judiciary. courts. etc.,
.Ohniltltutional convcntion.
Societies and usmziatiolls,
Rd cational purposes.
Mil tat-r.
“Hishwars.
Veteran soldiers,
Charitable institudona.
,Deaf, blind and insane.
Deficiencies. .
Prisons and refornlalot-Iop.
Special appropriations.
Miscellaneous.
510.4 80
417,700
387,000
Midi .001—
l
f
a
Total,
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living in an out. of the way plucc.
remote from civilization, is family is
often driven to desperation in cast: of
accident. resulting in Burns. Cuts.
Wounds. lllccrs, ctc.
of Bucklon‘s Arnicn, Salvo. lt's‘lhc best
on earth. 25c, at it‘. it, Baxter's drul:
store, "
, domed: .
09.101 1
Lay ill a supply.
.0 W ‘l _
Great Papularlty of Plan to Bali Medi-
cine at Haifd’rioe and Guarantee
a Cure.
Frank Baxter, the outorprlsing drug-
is'lst, rnlhor thall await the ordinary
methods of introduction, urged lhc ill‘.
Howard Co. to secure a quick attic for
”Mr celebrated spot-lilo. by offering
the regular 50c bottle at half price.
. The Wonderful success of this plan
was a great surprise ovon lo ll‘l‘ttllii
Baxter and today. tilerc Ill't' scores of
people born In South Norwnlk who are
using and cruising this mn‘mrllnlilo
‘ Ho tutu-n Inlit nus ilt‘t‘il t'illuittu by liiié
ul'ilal. and so utility now friends: llln‘tl
0min made for tile speclilc. that the i)..
iiowurd Uo. nave authorized Urngglst
Ei‘runk Baxter to laiutinue this special
half-price salt: for u'linlltod tlluc long-
or.
ill lltldilion to soiling n flot- boltit- oi‘
ltr. Howard’s tlpl-clilc for 251', ll‘ruuk
iinxlur line so much faith ill Illc ronl
oily illnl n:- will rt-i‘unll lilo moncy lo
allyollc whom it dot-:4 not l'iii't’.
Wilcn your lleltd uchc... your stomach
doles not. dlgct-lt i‘ooli ounily lillll unlurllL
1y, Wlit‘ll 'llloro is constipation. spucks
LIKE ROLLING OFF A LOG.
Bbenographers Have Had a Cinch with
Present Legislature.
Airtuuusing incident of ylislcrtluy's
session of tho Lin-gislaturc, snid Illc
‘Ilil‘iltlgi’pili'i~Fiif‘llll‘l“ of Saturday, was
iteprt-ilcntlliivt: Donovan's clcrl-r put--
,ryingwhcn us chulrulnn of lilo commit-
too on ciuinls ho uskt-d for the passage
of :l Il‘l'lx‘ililillflll paying iht- alouolzl'ilp’b-
or oi the l-olniliiitl-o on ttltlilus. $i00.
'l‘lll- Nor'yulk roprcsollihtivu is chair-
Ilmll of What conlnlittcc. tic lulu hccn
nlakiur, strenuous objections to liic
hills of slenogrnpilcrn lii' tliiil‘l"('tiill'
llllUl'cH. asking for rail-s, llt‘lllllt‘il ur-
t‘li'i‘llts. lelc.
14,000
$85,850
‘Attol’ney general,
. Total, . t
‘ ' Comlnlulonera, Etc.
8 0,000
21.050)
25,000
6,000
_, 500
”3,000
7,000
12,300
3,000
13.000
‘ l,000
3,000
000
500
2.000
9.600
l0,600
07.000
35.800
55,200
. 12,500
17.000
18.200
37.000
“02,180
Dairy,
. Factory inspector,
Luilroad, ,
nulldlng and, earn,
Boaj'd of each izatlon.
Board of charities,
Prison association,-
mfiks, , ‘
Special commissions,
Board of, health.
i 3011‘th pardons,
”State dudltors,
" \Board .of control, .
alertness and arbitration, ,
UnifOrmity in legislation,
:Tax commissioner,
tote» librarian,
utterance department.
Labor statistics,
Board of agriculture,
Domestic, animals,
I‘leberiea endgame.
, sh hitched a. ' ,.
_ mils-wry cognmialiona, Felt}
i‘ Total,
. . Educational Purposes.
ubilc' schools, normal schools,
51.241300
0 .
.i‘
em. *
Connecticut Agricultural C
loge,
0' Total;
, . Military. ~
National Guard.‘
40.000
w“...
$1,281,200
, $312,400
. . hwaya.
ents of highways,
Veteran Soldiers.
Slokssnd disabled soldiers.
. ‘. d (burial),
. diera‘ children,
Repairs at Fitch's Home,
Cottage homes,
3 trout.‘ ' $243,000
1 an). Charitable institutions.
Children in county homes,
’ Boi‘pltals‘, .
Faucets.
i ~F-é‘Total,
' t 2
lul'provem $450,000
$192,000
25.000
3.200
28,000
10.000
$145,000
319,500
/ , 10,000
$480,500
Deaf. Blind and insane,
.. Vyhlpapltal, $260,000
‘ "Olin”: wane, .' y 6:000
Dent and dumb. . 55.000
-, , 50.000
‘ 43.000
15,000
i
0i a??? 44‘ L" .
' 1. . ._.,‘.- .tsauqlclary.
005“ :53‘01‘5I‘bt0» 1842.350
it
$429,000
. 7 littoral Convention.
Compensation of delegates. etc., $50,400
4‘ ' Societies and Auociatlona.
Humandrfioclntr, 8 4.000
Firemen! Association,
Sheep Breedera’ haoociatlon,
.Dairymen's Association.
‘gmm' camlgisto l l s i t
2 k , c . i' cl. oc e y,
flfiwg‘ifivgittheid House,
‘ , ‘ ~«Soclety,
First, Sixth and Tenth monu-
, meat. . ,
‘30 Jethro» Millicent
a
2.000
~ 3.000
, 0,000
$50,100
$50,161
2,500
500
1.000
15,000
. $69,161
torlea.
$136,000
8.9580
80,000
215.000
3519.480
: Special Appropriations. _
insane Hospital, £100,000
N school, ' 100,000
€183) ,7 ‘. 10,000
all, i kind to Capi-‘
_ . , Deficiency Appropriations
For {various departments,
“Breton monument,
Mk'oommissioners. books.
Moth Regimeent monument,
Wififlmry strike, .
M "Prisons nod Reforma
' county jails.
» . r. >
50,000
50.000
100.000
4.000
3.000
., .3 7.90
3417.700
crossings,
ed iii» 1
i
’i‘llc members of illt' House Hilll'it'll lo
lllukc ulcrl'y yt-slt-rduy tll his cxpcusc.
I chcrnl members were on their foot ui
thc sunlt- limo linking him quoslions.
and just us Mr. lionovnu ltl'osc. .ludnt:
Hunks also claimed the attention of
the choir.
Mr. llonol'ltn llpoll lining rccogltizotl
llllll’t‘ii ti suspt-nslou of tho rulcs :lnd
lhc possum» of thc resolution. llnd that
Mr. thinks he glvcn'lllo pl‘iviicuo of
addrl-eslllg the House.
Bill Judge Blinks was only olli for a
little sportyand bl.- llllll' nothing to.
say. 'l‘hen Mr. Donovan cxpiuluod liliiii
his slouogrupilcr wunlcd $142.50 lull
the committee thought $i00 Willi
enough. This rather look back those
who hud plalltlt-d to tackle illc bill.
"Bill it's up to you, gentlemen," he said.
“to accept the committee rcport or
amend it making the amount willful."
Mr. Donovan sat. down amid laughter.
the. limo“ t 3141' Then Ml‘. Donovan
said he ought the young lady was
worth tut, and be hoped the amend~
mom would be passed. It was pass-
ed. Stenographera' bills so far this
session have amounted to 88.49027.
. -
(From The Courant).
it is often of great advantage to
have a stenograplllc report of impor-
tant debates and the stenographcr has
become a necessary and most useful
adjunct of court workhand ill similar
affairs. .
. 'I’lut at the Legislature there is run-
idly developing a graft in thls‘iiue that
will have to have closer attention;
Some of the stenographic service roll-g
tiered there is essential and well done]
and some of it has already provoked;
criticism and not unnaturally. ,
There are pages and pages of “copy" 3
that no one ever looks at. or cxpcclsl
It). i
When it slenograldler can pick up $40 ;
takes only a part of a day at that. it is?
time for everybody to learn stone-
graphy and get rich or else for modcr-l
alien in charges.
The appropriations so far matte for
M
An amendment was offered making.
”his. bud tunic ill lilo lnoutll. l-tulloli
, lmicuc, in-urllmrn. sour stolnucli, roar-
. inr, or ringing iu'lllt- curs, melancholy
,nud iivor troubles, llr. HilWlll‘tl'H sport
‘lii' will curo )‘Ull. it it docs not, ll
will not cost you ll cont. ..
oi grout vlllul- ill curing l‘lll‘it'llr‘liiillt‘llt‘.
'l‘ilonsnutls of women are todlly froo
l‘lonl . that painful disease solely
through tllc use of this specific. ‘
this ill'llllt'll oi' iiu- public scrvit-c
amount to nearly $8,000 as follows:
i‘, l". Roberts. judiciary coln~
$l.‘ll2.21: (ionslit. lillltlllll‘
lut-nts $07.50, $1,010.0l
l‘. i‘. Mlulioid, railroads. Lili’iidilf.
l'. W. liruckcll. timlrop.. 1,088.75
i). it}. Hughes. illcorp., 1.07053
.-\. l-‘. Nyslrom, cilios. l-tc..
$llliii.h0: lnilol', $397.70.
Miss (lrlilin. for clerk of bills,
iClnnut A. Siorcns. for cicrk of
bills,
l'nulino iii. Smith, finance.
M ,l.. l‘linsluorc. banks.
Just‘pllillt' E. (lump, claims.
Annie l... Cox. new towns, vita.
$107.80; lolnpcrnncc, $27».
it). 81 i'orkius. human lusts.
Idlilifio
000.00
instill
4001?;
M720
1 I200
102.00
70.00
'i‘oIlll for l2 stcuogrupllcrs, $8394.27
Awrngc for cut-h. 707.)“;
No one would ever bo‘
with constipation it' crcryouc know
how naturally and quickly Burdock
lilood Bitters regulates the stomach
and bowels. “a
ITALIANS' marrow ESCAPE.
lilliili‘I'Ptl
vation Just as the Roof collapsed.
ians narrowly escaped beinl; lntorpbed
. in the subway. forty “feet undcr ground
carly today. At 104th street. between
Broadway arid Amsterdam avenue
some of the shoring: timbers werc rc-
ported to be sagging, when a foreman
shouted to the workmen to run. They
started for a shaft. and as they reach-
ctithe mouth .of the excavation fifty
feet of the roof fell ill and tons of rock
crushed into the lunnel. Ambulances
were summoned, but all the workmcn
had escaped without injuries. it will
take several tlsys‘to cfcar sway the do
brls and replace the shoring to the
roof and sides. - .
THAT THROBBINGv HEADACHE”
Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr, King‘s New Life Pills, Thousands
llcilcs. They make pure blood
blliid up your health. Only 25c. money
back if not. cured. Sold by F‘, H. Bax-
ter. Druggist. .
i
lml'lll‘t' lhtl civil. lit'ctl feelings, gidlil-t
, ’i‘llin lnlcsl ucllicrcmclll of Ht'icilcc is,
lit. 10‘
state Deputy Tahlin
List of District Deputies.
t Nlcw nurrat'u, June l8-8taie Dop-
‘luly James ’i‘ehlin. of the Knikhls of
Announces Hie . ‘ "
l‘olumbus, Saturday announced his list ,
tot district deputies. 'l‘lle stoic has
lliocll tllvillod into lwclve districts. ill-
'l‘ht- maker
full-nil of ion as formerly.
Hui of the ti nti‘ll'lli and tho names of'
illlt- 00.0mm. follow:
i llislrlcl No. I-«tNow liavcn. Brail-
gt’ol'ti null Milfordgninc count-list
.n'ullivun, New Haven.
llislrlct No. 24v—lMoi-ideo and Will-1
»l"_ .l, Httul‘tltill,‘
,liuuiortt. four mum-list
idlt‘i'iltlill.
llisltlrt
.Iouks, 'i'itompsolll'lllc, 'i‘ul'il'fvilm and
=.~iculil Manchester, oignt nominally-
.iolln ll‘ Callahan. Hartford.
. I
No, 3'! ‘l Hartford, Willddol' ‘
M. i“.'
., slut
APPE'I’I‘I‘E i
: District No. i-— tWililn’ulntlc Putnam, ,
i iinulclson, Waurcguu and Moosup, five
tooltucilst .l, id, Sullivan Willilnuntic,
t District lyo, i'»~~iNt-w Britain. Bris-
lol, lluiollvillo und Souihlnglols five
wol'llcilzli
.‘ tllu. .
Iilsll‘icl No. ti t\\"llihlt‘ti. idicllill‘lli,
'i‘otllnston null Tiltillllll-llull, four collu—
t'iih‘i" William A. (liccson. 'i‘orrlllulon.
lliclrit-l No, 7 «t\\'nlorbury, Nouga-
‘llu‘k, Hoylnour und Ansollin. scroll
it'lli‘lll'ilili“ John M Hi’lll'llH. Naugh-
luck.
‘ ili‘ill'ii'f Nil. it
liIli'i, live-
: Dolby
District No. it -iilullhllry. llctlloi,
:-‘,nndy liook, Ncwlown and Now Mil-
it-u'd. nix l‘illllli‘llt'l" Micllllcl .l. ilurt‘elt.
:i'Jnllliul'y.
District No, to - New London, Nor»
‘l’tli‘ll, 'i'lllii’liil', Moutvlllc. and Stoning-
‘lou, llrc collncilsi ~51. l’. Fitzgerald.
fill-tr iltlllllU‘L
District No. li~~~ilvlitldiclown. Port:
'lllllli and (‘l-onlwcil, four coullcilw-nio-
:u-pil l’ Quirk Middlclown.
District No, 12., ~iNol‘wnlk. Stamford.
(:tl-cnwich lillil Ritincilcld, i’ollr collu-
tilslr Jiliillih‘ it). llronns, Stamford.
tilt-lily and Bridge-.-
count-list .Iolln Connors.
A FARMER CURED 0F RHEUMA-
. TISM. '
“A man living on 0 farm near here
,0an in a short time 'ugo completely
ttionllltwl up with riloumulisnl.
.llluws 'l‘, Mcskiil. Now llrl- ‘
llland‘ ‘
i'cd him a. bottle of ("ilnulllcrlniu's Pain ‘7
ilnlm and told blnl to use it frecly and
After meals you should have simply a
feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You
should not fed any special indications that
{digestion in going on. if you do. you
“have indigestion, which means not-digeso
tion. 'This may be the beginning of so
many dangerous diseases, that it is best to
take it in hand at once and treat it with
. Mother Sei‘el’a Cur-tho
, Syru‘p. “For you know that indigestion
; makes poison, which causes pain and sick-
.ucss. W5: know Scigcl’s Syrup helps
digestion and cures indigestion. Mother
iScigcl’a Syrup does this by providing the
! digestive materials in which the sick
i stomach is wanting. It also tone: up and
: strengthens the digestive organs and makes
3 them perfectly healthy. This is the
Mariana/e of its method of cure, as the
doctors would say, ‘
ll cured in Norwich. Conn“ Mn. A It. Park, [4 Wuh-
illyton 0L; Lucretia lid-ms, pi Onccn 5L; Mrs. Arthur
Mctiown, Ill Summit at. and many bundled others.
i it will rule on, or we will mum {our money on
receipt of In at from bottle by oral. Address The
. Mollie! heigel'n syrup Cm, Ital Duane siren, New York
hold by drunim.
l
BOARD OF PARDONS MEETS. .
l'iARTFORIl, .luhc thw'l‘hc Board oi'
11’ not szlilailod after using it ho nooll‘l’urdons llcltl a special session at lllv
,zmt pay it rout for it," says C. i’. Rayll‘npilol. Saturday, to hour the poll
iiilfl',‘lll’ l‘nticns Mills. N. Y. “A few tions of .lohll H. Hawlcy. a coltlrcd.
,tltlys lflit'l' he walked lllio the store as , man, convicted at Bridgeport on ()c-
. 3 tonight as n string illlll handed me a" letter 7. 1802. of murder ill the second
Itlollnr shying. ‘glvc me another bot- tlcgroc and sclltcllced to imprisonment
,liu (of Chamberlain's Pnln Balm. lifor life; of Michncl .i. iannon, scu-
é want it. in thc ilollsc all the time for it t lcnncd at llridxclltlrl. June 12. 1901. m
'I’lll‘iNl nle.‘ " For sale by Slillson- one your ill the State Prison for con-
ti’owcil Communion, Baxter clmrmacyt srirm‘y with the intention to defraud
’und CliiTord Pharmacy. ”5; n beneficiary named in an lnsurnncc
-—~—-—-~—~<-—-~»«— ‘of the money to which it is allcgcd hc
Run from Under Subway Tunnel Exca- ,
'MAD RIVER salons courtesan."
:Driver and Home; Carried Into River?
and One Animal Waa Shot.
lwusrnn,‘ .l'ium rewrite forty‘foot
was entitled to. and of Antonio Spar-
sno. sentenced to prison for lifc at New
Haven. on Fcbruary 5, 1897. for murder
, in the second degree. The eggecutlon of
i Gannon's sentence was stayed pending
wooden bridge Which spans Mad riverl an lnnoal‘todbe Supreme Court. All
NEW YORK, June lb—d‘wenty-ital- ,ut Clinton street. gave way. Saturdayi‘h8 members 0‘ the Board '0” 979'“
‘Wilile a truck londcd with four tonsi "it ““9"" General Edward Harlan.
tol' stool wire. was crossing. Lauren
Sillilll.1llc driver, was carried with the
truck in tho rlvcr clghtccn fool
low. lic was only slightly
'cd that it but] to be shot.
, ’l‘hc crush wlton tho bridge
nus board for sonic distance Ilud the
{tirc ulllrltl was rung, II is bclicvod
bruised.
()nc of lhc borsos was so badly injur-
broke ‘
iwhose place was taken by Judge
3 Charles H. Brlscoe. Gannon's petition,
”9.; the first one board. was opposed by
lStnlc‘s Attorney Fesscndcn.
‘ sranrtme EVIDENCE.
lt‘rcsh testimony in great quantity is
,consluntly coming in. declaring Dr.
iKing's New Discovery for Consump-
illitli the fact that the rear curl of the, “0“. 00““"9 and com" ‘0 be unequal-
ssl’cd
hosvy
ll upon
wugoll broke through first.
.Smith's life. as otherwise in!
mass of wire Willlili huvc fail;
-illc man.
i
‘ ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPsIA.
Mrs. Frankiish Bush. of New Castle.
dict, says: "i Suffered for years with
ldyspcpsin. Used to have great die-
and ‘ until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 601
icent. bottle cured me completely."
‘ For sale by R. H. Plnlsted, F. H. Bax-
t
‘mr. and ille'Cllfi'm‘d Pharmacy.
l
. ‘ Neweon‘ Decatur_~ Ala.
i years," she writes, “I endured insuffer-
saii foomddy‘erpool lune lites-New
,e York. His departure tenths United ,
3 as has
ed. A recent expression from 31‘. J.
i McFarland. Bentorviile. Va, serves as
icxnmplc. lie writes: "i had Bronchi—
; its for three years and declared all the
slime without being benefitted. Then
-: l began taking Dr. King‘s New Discov-
Ecry, and a few bottles wholly cured
into." Equally effective in curing all
,l.ung and Throat Troubles. Consump-
to $50 a day in committee work. which i of sufferers have proved their matcb- itrese and belching. i tried everything ‘ llon. P"'~‘“"‘0“‘“ and (“"0- Guaranteed
loss merit for Sick and'Nervous Head- } i could hear of, but nothing helped me’
by F. H. Baxter. drugplst. Trial bot-
tics free, rcgular sizes 50c and :1. "
i
DEWEY SAYS HE WILL TESTIFY.
FRANCIS. Kane: June lit—«Chaun-
‘; ct-r ilcwcy has decided that at the pre-
.1 lilninary hearing be will give his ver-
1
int: scverni members of tho Berry fam—
ily near Colby about ten days ago.
This is supposed to be in opposition
to the advice of his attorneys. Dewey
hopes that bykiving the factsvaa he
.allcgcs lllcm to be. he will secure his
2 freedom on bond. The widows of two
[of the members of the Berry family
‘ will be on hand Tuesday to testify.
The town is gradually filling up with
friends of bolil sides. and every effort
is being pllt forth by the‘ authorities
to prevent a conflict.
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of’Mrs. S. H.
“For three
“able pain from indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in:
cvitable when doctors and all reme-
dies failed. At length l wastlnduced to
try Electric Bitters and the restilt was
? miraculous. 1 improved at once and
gnow l’m completely recovered. For
1Liver.1 Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
‘troubles Elecirlo‘ Bitters is the only
.medlcine. Only 50c. it's guaranteed
not". H. Baxter, druggist, "
.ramrsn bans on RAILROAD.
HARTFORD. June 15”——A special
ray, a printer. was found dead by the
side of the railroad track near Elliott‘s,
on thé Midland division of the New
York._ New Haven 4& Hartford Rall~
rpad. Saturday: Both legs had been
cut off audios body was badly mangl-
ed. Murray immanent forty years old.
He was a member of the Typographlcal
Union in seed standing.
. SAVED A BUY‘B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain, it. Hubbard. of Milo
ford. Del..aaya: “Brazilian Balm lav-
ed ply boy‘s life. ~ tie-whom just like.
the one we'lloat with cross. We gay:
. him a few doses. He Quickly dropped
”to sleep undone all right in the morn-
lng.'i For sale by R. H_Plalsted. F.
ii. heater, «and The Clifford. Phara
may}; . ‘ “
y“ .MORGAN RETlRiNG HOME.
/ LONDON, June 15.-J. Pierpont Mor-
/trnn .ylildie passenger. on the White
c Star liberateanlerooean‘ic. which is to
fite‘m basino connection with the thin '
building mat» or with financial affair-,1
linen stated beta.
V.‘ K.
. l‘
siou of llll“,llffnir that resulted ill kill- _
'fl-om Willim‘antlc says that Frank Mur-q'
.,
HEAiTii'
300:3 J
This shoe is made with new idea‘. upon HEALTH PRINCIPLEO. They
are made to give comfort as well “service. The lute are shaped like your
Oiserl’sShoe Store.
81 Washington St, South Nor-walk, Conn.
notion POINT
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New Management.
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKES, ETC., at popular prices.
Excursions nearly every clay. ..
Dancing, Good 'Music and Special Attractions daily,
, . Anning J. Smith, Prop.
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To the patrons of the Norwulk Hy cola ice Company of lust season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and nontlcmanly 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 In ‘("excellent condition, and that it will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall not no peddle wagons on the different routes (on:
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for llYGElA lCE. wbcrc it will be mild to responsible deal
or: at a price that will enable them to deliver It at the some figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their call-
tomera, we would say that we have an magnifier-1th“ will grind an ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distilled water on tap.
Tel. 187-6.
Sincerely yours, _
THE NORWALK iIYtlElA 10E CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager.
N. Il.~Don't be ".ioliied" by any one saying that they have "something
just as good," but try it. and act on year own good Judgment.
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of our Furniture has given it a reputation among residentsu 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 Fur-
niture, but not its good as we hlive for the prices we ask. We candidly be-
lieve null if you would favor us with a lrinl order you would be highly pleas-
ed, serve your own interest and com 0 again.
This week we are offering some splendid values in Dining Room Furni-
tllre. Here are a few of the specials:
DINING CHAIRS, WERE 01.25: AT 98.
EXTENSION TABLES, WERE $9.00; AT $7.00.
CHINA CLOSETS,WERE $15.00. AT 812.95.
SIDE BOARDS. WERE $183.50, AT $14.50.
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