v that meet ofthe ecknooece a lie motions M J
‘ fresh unhealthy condition of the organs of dignified ' ‘
digestive system is not working right. your food do“ nob‘nosirie’b
youwpoor blood and ‘weeknoee follow; if your bowels: erelinectlve
~wellire‘ mutter poisons the wit ' flour clubbers in ‘J
euro in follow.‘.
‘ Y t J , J
much better shape to return J
cromped atom in the nineteenth
Willi their h is are olwcre in W
The writer paid lilo di‘ 7'
Millie's-v alarm Jone day flue week. “
will surely accept the cordial inviti- ‘
. -tion to come again. It was hot in the
“ sun, but the broad verandu was shady
. and cool, and a pull at the dots. be]
was quickly answered by the genial
J eupeldntondent. Rev. ll. 0 Mono.
.J ‘ 3 who" cordial greeting was quickly fol-
:‘ lowed by that of Mrs. Mohr. who is
inert truly his helpniate in theirrree .
bonel‘ble war
It was the; e: hour in the coin.
J Jmlng hole. and the boys were grouped
sellout as near as they dared to so.
curiously ewaltng their turn In fact
if deemed hardly possible from the
leePa‘yiiucllBetler
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b That the toll system in Connecticut
in“ far from perfection is admitted by
nearly everybody connected with it.
but the public need not despair of ever
experiencing any improvement, be-
cause the question is a live one among
a omciaie end is not in the hopeless-
Ideas of lethnrgy. Maurine articles
are not the source from which tvlll
collie an awakening that is needed but
just the right opportunity for a cheese ‘J ‘
of business methOde in disposing of
the jail labor.
What Conditions Are.
It is sure. soye Sheriff Edward W
Dewey. that as New England chair
company pays only 10 cents a any for
{member of about 209 jail prisoners
in the chair factory. but it Is a matter
that will require so great deal of gr.
tuition and consideration before a
beneficial change call be made. For
years the boards of county .Jcommie-
sinners have made a contract letting
the idea. that it is is genuine vocation. , J
Each child is requeetod to soy some ‘
pinyin-J in ice owoqvvay homeom-
" " ntlie. our oil
itch pride. In many deuce it '.
seems a. new but not unpleasant ex; thanktillu eJJto God for their. biotin
patience. ‘ 11139»
A word right here about the “Help On Sundays. those of the Roman
ere," Mice Glad-ye Okey, of Medieon, Catholics and Protestants us are able
hi. J. Mien Pauline Buckley rind h‘ilee to walk the dietenfio mouth to the
May mnemonic. of New Hey it; Jeoi‘r. Georgetown churches: ever it jnlile‘
Murphy. a crook 'nbhlete at W eleyan; away, and ufter‘dlnner “assemble in the
Robert Stelnlman. off‘Gqulllbla, and pavilion for. their weekly concern,
Georige Owen, of Elizabeth City. N. c. chum the children item to enter us
They are all college students and a much as the many ivisitore who are
fine lot 6: young people Every day is ueuully present. As l‘ather Mohr said,
his to save yourself trouble and expenoe. Gentle. but quick; safe,
but thorough. they enable the bowels to carry ow'oy waste matter
naturally and tone up the whole digestive system. They will
not injure the most delicate. They help you to gel: your bowels
and year digestive organs in that condition when they can
take good'core of themselves and of you. Beechenl’e Pills
Do Good Naturally
‘ ramwnruhmnannrm Suluiroelimerlthooehhx.
Sold Everywhere In limo. 10c. and 254:.
Ml _ ,
J cvesexvli‘smen‘ race.
AND cusses GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenlnoo.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. .
south Nomik r
Hoes Your Roof Leek?
n... Century Compound?
BTOPS ALL LEAKS
3le PREAGHER’SLAM’ LECTUfiE.‘ “Have all simple linen frocks bub
i toned down the front or side. Besides
Final One oi‘ interesting Series at the meet sensible and comfortable way
. Plenum Hour Theatre Sunday. 0! doing, ”1‘5 15 just now the very
For the past two Sundays the pen-$1103 “$1301?“me why “0‘ be
ple of Nowell: have been served to en a” 0"?“ ’ e “ ‘3 9°” ble t° be com.-
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fortable at the some time? one A GALLON
lack a; noise and bustle that 200 heal»
thy children wercrso near.
The first busineee was an inspection
of the big house where are the girle'
sleeping quarters. Big airy moms with
high“-cellinge, and white lrcn bode
with their snow white covers that look-
ed so cool and so very clean.
Then was shown the pleusuntdlnllrg‘
rooerl’or the superintendent and his
stuffyfnnd the big roomy kitchen with
every: convenience to feed 200 young-
steregllhree times a day. Then the store
‘ moni‘g where were barrels and boxes of
‘w‘holiieome food piled almost to the
ceililis
TvJJvo buildings neurbz. house the.
boys 1 The dormitories are on the see.
and floor, 'one holding sixty, and the
otileplgforty, lads. .13ng airy rooms.
clean and wholesome as can be. “"01:
the lower floor of the large building
in the dining hall. where plenty of
good wholesome food is served. One
little item is 250 loaves of fresh white
bread every day. The kitchen crew of‘
seven colored men and women, keeps
things uplck llll‘il spell. There is hired
u lurge covered puvllloll, where the
children ensemble in eiormy weather
and on Sunday llflemoone. Then: use
swings everywhere, is ball ground and
plenty of “just out 0’ doors." which he
wllutLihe children seem to appreciate
the trout.
mick to the veranda again. end one
begins to recline that there me bro
mondhls responsibilities for the kind
ly mn’u nlld womun who have l..ife’s
Farm in charge, “and that there are
no such persons to the little gueetu
us liev. «and Mre. ll. 0. Mohr. They
are “Father” Mom and "Mother"
Mohr to every one of them. Net is
wuklnx moment Is free from some up
Deal for smoothing from one Or more.
No Jenner more We rented when two
little «intern about four and fire yenre
old, were at Mother Mollr' Ill side. Their
cone in a particularly hard one. " Their
‘ " in e hospital. and their only sister is
' blind. host your they came early In
in their way through ghost: of
he demon. This source, utter getting
through the winter rodlehuw. passing
the any or the day nursery when they
could:
tylllcul turn blue eyes,- and the yonder
or. sit Mother Mohr‘e request. snug
eong‘inftereony most sweetly. Then
assembled to: be conveyed to i the
, mother in deed. thei‘ftollm u pnruiytie -
neon and somehow incensed to
t the ten cents. (and mnnyJJ
time when they couldn’ti.‘ The were
nitrous the first to return. 'llllit- have
AT Lmn‘s FARM.
a busy day with them, every moment
requiring tact and. pittance. and li’s n
thankful Ume' when the entire 200 are
safely in bed.
But every alternate Tuesday is a
day that tests the strength of Father
and Mother Mphr and their eidu to the
utmost. Promptly at 4 o‘clocl. In the
morning the drum beats. and 200 child-
ren must be washed and dressed and
marched to breakfast at 5 then to
Brnnehville station J when: speclnl
our: lire provided on the, 6621 train to
tilkg the relllctnnt troupe book to the 1
hot streets again. On arriving at New
York-city, every child; must be return-
ed to their starting point. usually a
mission, hoppltul, or day nursery. a
hasty luncheon catch. and another 200
death, a broken bone or a serious illo'
“Everything goes. 'Ono child may sing
a hymn, and the next a coon eons, but
they all do their best."
Perhaps the most remarkable feet
about this remarkable play ground is
that of the 32,730 children eont'llore
since 1887 there has not been a single
nose.
Life's Form-was deeded to Life by
the lute Edwin Gilbert fifteen years
ago.
by voluntary contributions and he
cheats. The expenses have been reduc-
ed to a minimum and the email sum
of :3 will cover the entire expenses of
a child tor two weeks Remittances
~ A WNW 0F l‘l'll‘l FARM.
(trend Central Station, for
the ti
o'clock truln, which reaches Branch
ville of about 6 o‘clock. and the grind
begins all over again. it is ulwtiye
those in charge not to eloep.
J consciences] eunomeco. ~
ode to Frank E. Joesph.
tried in Port Chester.
leis lit il‘riedleuder. of
‘ ill nonsense silence.
The membere of the Wlnuimllh 80st
ciul Club gathered lost ermine to nor
their resileete in the form of e enrolls
of Winni
puulf‘. a fellow member, who gave them
“the slip on Wednesday eroding end
He and
tool
may be made payable to Lifer: Fresh
Air Fund 71 West 31st street. .‘ow
1 York.
Next to the actual euell nothing is
more honourable ibull gifts of child
close to Wednesday morning wilcui ren'u clothing Not one in twenty of
Ilite little hue-ta la provided with any-
Tthcllildren are recruited from the thing more than the uncut clothlug
poorest cleaner. and combine all use that they View
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refreshmenle ehd a 5‘ pill“. and
pally dispersed.
.1)”
I choir concerns.
The enterprise is auetained entirely
node was a success inst evening el-
thouchwlt lune not such centurion to
Mr. Joseph on his friends would-limit
bill it... He wet prepared for themv‘ftrlth
well at late hour whenlihe impromptu
“i wont to lie something that will
out the jail labor for about 8660 a year.
Conditions in the past have been such
that no better contract could be made.
Joli labor was, in a course. for years
at the mercy of two or three big
One concern would
give no more than another and the
product of the prieonc‘re bad to be dim
posed or somewhere.
May Make $20,000 a You.
Thinking men converennt with the
situation believe. however. that in the
near future it will be possible to die.
pose oi the jail praduct’ut much greet-
er advantage. 1! the county commie-
sioners can find a larxe dealer in
chairs. who will buy the product at
on average factory coat of manufec
turn. it is believed that It is possible
to make 320. 000 a year.
The Hartford jail has a finely equip-
tied factory. and now‘turne out a good
article of willowworgfmlcker» choir.
'l‘he danger of chnnxinx business: me-
thods from the present contract sys-
tem to a sole of this product is that
at the end of a venn the commlaelolr
ore might find their buyer unwilling
to take further outpulsai the commit-
sloner’e figure and Wilma make their
own price. The scheme would neces-
elt‘te the employmej’t by the count)“
of a corpus of agents, superintendents,
for men and cleric clue, but etud-
ente of tho eituntlon'
en so It would poy, provided of course
that ll markets for the goods could Ill.
wnyu be obtained.
Savors oi Graft.
'l‘llo dealings with the agents of the
big chair factories here not always
been of the pleneunteet nature in the
pool and the Jsiler has several limes
bull to dissent firmly lrom inhumane
pl‘oliOlililB and schemes to further the
interests of theac clients or the con-
cerns. One agent for n inure concern
tried to get the jail officials to not al-
low reduction in eentencoe for good
bollnvlor to men who allowed adept-
noeu in- the chair factory. thereby sch
ling the labor of theee~men for 10
cents ll day. for perhaps is month or
more offer the men was entitled to
his freedom. Let it be proclaimed
Hllrtlord county Juli, even though the
elloriffn here are probably not the re-
cipients: of no molly presents all they
are ill some loceilliee.
Discipline.
in Justice to the Hartford county
sheriffs, it should be said that the
published statement that the chair
oompenles' foreman in charge of the
Jail rectory have power to punish the
men severely for in fractions of fee.
tot-y rules and discipline, is l foul-lee»
lien or some where in the jail in
Hartford the tellers are the only ones
who punish the men and infractions
of miles and discipline are merely fo-
ported: by the factory foremon. and
ere then investigated before the un-
fortuuoteo ore puniehed.
“flint! PiuNic.
Cancellation Church Meir at Rotors.
‘ bolus-ls». Jilly or.
The union Sunday ochooi pibnlo eon»
mltiee. appointed fruits lilo Genevieve
iionel. Methodist luridg Epiloepol
churches. of liethei. has decided on
J illiteracy. July to, fill the date for the
« picnic. it will be held lit Retell Point.
churches for several
ll.
pie turn out in ,,
10 in this can as wall at in others?
exceptionally rare treat. such as is
not every day accorded to email a burg.
as old-e. Nevertheless many uncon«
volitional things have come out we oy DiVidend NOtice
in the put by melon of the extraorfl
dinnry efforts which our wido—nvvullo17HE SOUTH :fizr‘MLK SAVINGS
citizens are able to put forth for right South No walk Co
r nn.
”“1“" wrong, and the betterment it): At a meeting of the directors of this
humanity. Ind why would it not bunk held this day. a dividend attire
rate of four per cent. per ennum woe
declared to depositors from the corn-
logo of the six months ending June
30. 1911. The same will be entered
on puobooke and paid on and efter
July 10 1911.
,By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
Jun 19. 1911. .
Dividend Notice
123m easel-ANNUAL osvroeno or
THE NORWALK amines
sochnrv,
NORWALK, court.
\
The owner of the “Plenum. Hour“
shows his interest in things chariteble
by the low rate at which he has let
his theatre. For the put two. aun-
day afternoons we have bed with us
W. Frank Hudsinse, known through-
out the East as "the Boy Evangelist. "
who hlle been conducting a eerie: of
JJ le lectures in the new Pleasant
Hour Theatre, which hove been well
nttended. The trout has been. educa-
tire. religious and novel.
Next Sunday afternoon. beginning
at 3 o'clock sharp.- he will deliver his
lost address of the series in the Pleos‘
not Hour Theatre. hie topic being "The June 15’ 1911
N“ “WWI“ "“1 the NW Earth " At is meeting of the Director: or this
The International Bible Btudente‘ Society held this day, a Dividend at
Mbooiation. under whose auspices 3313:“sz Fgegwlm Der doenténggg
those meetings ha" been held. " a“ from the earnings of the melxwr‘liuuthu
undenomlnetionnlomnlntlon, for the ending June 30, 18.11.
promotion of Bible study and the pro! The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after July 10,
1911
‘ By order of the Board of Directors.
elicve that ev- ‘
shut the scheme llallJ never worked in '
~ and the committee is now melting the
neoeeonry arrangements for trumpets
ration. .1; union bionic he; been held
brittle livelier echooie eetltho three
re port. end
they hove “slivers proved both pennies- J
and neonatal. it is generally mm or .
holiday has the town. the rhetoric- end
2‘ many or Moment 5W“ silence.
and it one of the timers when the poor
null force for n day of
FREDERIGK- A ELLS,
120 .18t Treasurer.
w. FRANK HUDGINGS.
Boy Evangelist.
mulxutioh of Chriotion knowledge in
oil lenxunaee. Mr. lluduinso hue an
extensive reputation as an able speak-
er, lllwnye leaving in his wake an “1'.
ores-ed interest in the cause for
which he stands. by stirring up the
people to n more oystemntio and cure-
ful study of the Bible than ever be»
fore. He declares: that God's arrange-
ment: ore olwoye harmonious with up
chencter.’ love end justice. end that
there is a stand future in store for hu-
menity. on sunny on will avail them-
eelvels of it. often referred to in graph-
in lltereiure ole theJ"flolden Me of
Prophecy" or "l’eredlee Restored”
and known from the Bible Itoudpoilit
as “timer of oefreehinxu—the times of
reetitution of all things spoken by the
mouth of till the holy prophete."
in chronicles the trend of our day
in connection ivith his next lecture;
the young evenneliet aye:
l‘i‘he universal disposition of our;
smut men of the world to the better
m at of society, the uplift of humon-
Itr. ceiling for governmental reform.
allusion; the ineuxurntlon of only
l
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l
I
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one order reclaim. civic
”do?
of which the fictio-
humerus end null-cruelty articulations. heel:
hitti-odiliterntins movementt, “WI fill“ 9mm; ”than“! “gnu“. 3nd [mm in
noted for the, protection of life and later life in the different orxelle and
bursitis. are but some or the: many “ng“!!!
the only commotion attend
this lively; ere, the division line i221.§.‘§°‘%..
in i'bleo Heavens: end mmflt sin
Jule. lieu
i. v
E have heard a
lot’about
Southern Cook-
lug, but Southern cooks
J usually try a steak and
spoil it.
THE FINEST
STEAKS
‘ARE pronto
‘ G‘"A‘s
RANGE
House-tow 0
Power Co.
W
iTHE NEW SCIENCE
WNW
chiropreetie ill the collision of the
.le'liil pence. temperance reforms. lslw courts of the dimers: and the art of ash J
f lo iusllnx the some.
orient no twist or “Wild in theJ
liieeeen ere
owrench;
Even if done in childhood
melt r. \
Ohlropreetc’ child the center
is. end heelth
our body.
NdWoueneudt eumatilsm.
Kidney Female“
J yen epociei election
J ii of the tibiae. J k
r regret giving thundercloud
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humanism: the six
pnuh disc. Wont uletlr to Port Ghee-
ter and were married in that piece on ambitious teen.
Wednesday evening, their friends be: “There chilly dimmed.“
ins coneiderobly surprised yesterday his we
enemies to be faihcdmbnui.” mild the
cornered
ei‘hiefirely more into ll etreuxe
*hhe‘dentluel‘ Went
to ow leaked out. 1‘ ' neighborhoedhwlbfuhinzion bier
their inhdeucewthermey
n
cheese to help you.
c all white dress is not nouol
it. one the eminent dressers; every
60c A GALLO‘
We guarantee the weather wear o
ourJCompound for three years. Jerin
for estimates. Correspondence cello
lied.
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
as Wnehlngton es. C :ousn‘rsom-lu
VA Comfortable
is a welcome and cosy Muse tor‘yonng ‘
or old when tired and weary. We carry
ll. splendid line of very comfortablé
Armchairs. upholstered in leoiher dim
vol-lone shndee of velour. They
notonly comfortable to the body, but ~J
exceedingly ornamental to the eye.“
We also carry a complete line of wlek- ‘
er and fancy Rockers, suitable for
any room or ball
A. J. ANGEVINE s:
son (:0. :
184-136 WASHINGTON 81’.
4th Of July
SPECIALS
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Reductions .
BQTURDAY AND MONDAY
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coucu Homeroom
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