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Arrangement is as Follows:

To Waukesha and return 50 cents.
Good for five days,
Athletic Meet at Appleton. Sale Of
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limit May 10. Round trip-Fare and
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Something Good.

SO many go to their druggists and mfr,,y
ask for something good" for cough or cog
Now II the druggist has several remedies no
certainly win sell the one that does not COST
mnch. When you go to a drug store Nel'Sts
know what you want. Ask for Mexican Cough
| syrup II you want the incest and quIg"es.
cough cure twenty-five cents will bus A"@'
no other.
Terrible Neglect
II mother, through ignorance or Other d" 80
fails TO give her child some Mother Worm
syrup, when the little one by its coated tou~us,
by Its lusterless eyes, by its puny ioru', -
etc, shows that il has worms, is she not En.Lts
OF terrible negieet2 Mothers Worm syrup ol,?
costs . cents and never fails 10 destroy OF .
pei all intestinal worms.
Sick Headache.
Pity the man, pity the woman, that 'tl.
from sick headache, sometimes so bad tAe' -
hardly see. The best way to cure sick a,S~
ache, Is to remove the cause, By taking ~. -
lean Root Pill This ciennses the system oi ~
Gillette matter, driving oct through the ~
the Initiative Influences 50 aggrayailHt '''"'
nerves and brain. P,'ce % cents
cOnquers Pain.
Mexican Quick Relief. price p cents, Tx
qners all pain, subdues internal ache at d W. -
external torture. No other remedy So sure
cure so safe to apply. Try it.
You Should Know
Ihat Your blood is impure, when -
hrdise or u cut makes "a sure thai Eea -
aggravating SLOW. Your blood ~ baG j" ia
would not feel so weak and miserable u 80
{ Mood was pure. Make II pure and 'N' -
strong by taking Esooch's SarsapHrl-lA ~
only blood remedy endorsed bs gas
chemist
pile inc Cures PiIesI
Money refunded II Il ever iai,-
ANTJ-2GrE cures Chiils ard lere.
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House and lot on Sixth avenue.
Small payment down. balance in pay.
ments to to suit purchaser,
House and lot on Greenfield avenue,
one block from Wells street car line,
Barn on rear. All in first-class condi-
tion. Terms very reasonable. Apply to
L. L. GRIDLKY.
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Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 5o-cent bot
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure yonr cough or
cold. We also guarantee 25-cent bot
tie to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
35-6m Schwaiger's pharmacy
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Advertised Letters.

A list of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postotfice Friday noon of this
week:
Brown, Mrs Constance Dunder, Mrs W
Gum, Mrs Gunkls, Erfurst
Hutchinson, Mrs A Hopper, Mrs
Helde, Mrs Orton, Mr., George
Phelps, Mr. Richter, Mrs
Richter, Miss Title Wakefield Mrs GM
Young, Miss Agnes Polawek Mrs Stanislaus
When calling for the above letters
please say that they are advertised.
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LoST.-Ladies' gold watch and
chatelain pin on Greenfield avenue or
West Main street. Liberal reward will
be paid for return of same to
KATHERINE c. GAFFNEY,
21l0 Wells street. Milwaukee.
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House on West Main street. VIII
rent very reasonable. House on West
ern avenue. Large lot and garden, 50
per month. Apply to L. r. Gridley.
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Morning topic: Parents Living in
Their Children Evening topic:
Heart Service a.sfo6g,cs u Pelton
will lead the Young go 4-meeting.
Wednesday evening ,~rs~ Secret
PRAYER
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For Sale.

Light chamber suite, walnut bureau,
odd parlor chairs, dining chairs, gaso-
line stove. Call mornings
MRS. j. d. WARREN,
rs West Main street,
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DEATHS.

Died, Thursday evening, May s,
Bertha Kallis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kallis, st. James street.
Funeral this afternoon at p. m. from
residence.
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wanwatosa N. =. churel,.

Morning subject: What Manner of
Mani is This" Evening: The Request
and the Promise" Other services as
usual,
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WANTED-To borrow 81 900 on good
Wauwatosa property. Address Z. o.
box 405.
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A Corn Cure that viii remove corn
every time can be had at Schwaiger's
Pharmacy.
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N0TICE,-Dr. c. T. Chandler, tho
dentist is located in the Greenwood
block.
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Manufacturer of and dealer in sash,
Doors, Blinds and Moulding and storm
Sssh. Stairs and Interior soft and hard.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27

music and sets a rapid pace from be- ginning to end. After the olio there is another burlesque in which the entire company appears and is entitled "Slum- ming showing what you will see among the lower crust of society on the Bowery and around East Side, New York. It is very lurid piece of work and very humorous. There is nothing like it in any other company
 At Cripple Creek" a play of the most intense human interest and re-
 plete with comedy and novel effects,
 will be presented at the Grand Opera
 House next Thursday Friday and Sat
 urday and at the matinee Saturday
 with one of the strongest companies of
 actors ever engaged for drama at
 popular prices. A wealth of magntfi-
 cent scenery has been provided, and
 every act is marvel of beauty and in
 genuity. The setting of the third act is particularly effective and discloses a mine scene of the most striking and weird grandeur. The members of the
 Alto Cripple Creek" company are as follows: Frederick Hosley, Frank Rus sell, Colin Varry, M. J. Jordan, Annie Buckley, Carina Jordan, Miss Millie Francis and Little Beatrice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27
@7-@-777777-----7- -77-7--'7----------------- HIBERNIAN INVITATIONS.

Thirty-three Candidates Received the
 New Degrees Yesterday There was an interesting meeting of the members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the Knights of Colum- bus rooms in Music hall yesterday af- tern0on when the newly created first second and third degrees were conferred upon thirty-three candidates, including Representative Jeremiah F. Donovan. About three hundred members of the order were present among them gentle men from Hartford, Meriden Bridge port and Wallingford.
 The degree team, consisting of mem- der, was made up as follows: Worthy Patrician M. F. Sullivan, Grand Bard John F. Sullivan, Ancient Oracle John J. Hogan, Guide ". J. Cronan Guards Edward Sheehan John McAuliffe, Thomas Kelly, Richard Donnelly, Charles Kinney
 The members of the degree team were apparelled in costumes such as were worn in ancient Ireland and were of silk and produced handsome ef- feet
 Remarks were made by Senator James P. Bree, Assessor John J. Hogan, Representative Donovan and other members of the order
 In the evening a social session was held in A. o. H. hall in the Boardman building.
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Polrs Wonderland Theater.

Manager Poli presents this week an example of choice variety that is sure to be very entertaining. New faces are always welcome on his stage when they represent talent and bright acts. Most of the artists that he has selected for this weeks bill are of established repu- tation and are making their first ap- pearance in New Haven.
 Wesson, Walter and company will present the farce Hotel Repose." This is a company that has come from the west, played successfully in New York and Bosoton and is calculated to be just to the taste of the New Haven people. It is lively and has some now topical songs that are hits
 The famous Parros brothers, who will appear this week, were specially inn ported by Manager Poli and are great They perform wonderful athletic feats and are two of the most superb speci- mems of physical culture on the stage. Catherine Wells, a pretty girl does a monologue turn that is bright and clev- CT. The Carter -De Haven Trio is dainty singing and dancing act, and Raymond and CaverlY will give some German comedy The Adonis Trio, George Ober aud company in Just as Young as He Used to be-" Kessner and Bennett with Illustrated popular songs and Deaves' marionettes are also on the bill, and all are good
 Prices: Matinee 10 and 20 cents even- ing 10, 20 and 30 cents: ladies at matinee 10 cents
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kiriei MeilGaoii.

High water to-day, 1:43 p. m.
 Miss Florence J. Adams of this city is the guest of Mrs. F. H. Johnston of West Main street, New Britain.
 Mrs. Charlotte E. Wright of this city past national secretary of the Woman's Re lief corps, was among the many officials entertained by +. o. Fyler Relief corps at Hartford Erfday night.
 The rural free delivery of mail will go into operation at the N oodbury postofiice on the first day of March. On that day, two carriers will set out on their first trip over their respective routes.
 The manufacturing department of the American Thread company at Nillimantic is to go temporarily on to forty hours q week schedule, commencing to-day. This is reduction from full to three-quarters time.
 The Mayors association of Connecticut will hold it's next meeting in Hartford. The meeting will be held at the onice of Vice President Harbison at Il a. m., We'd nesday, January 20. At this meeting pc tition will be formulated for presentation to the constitutional convention.
 Sousa, the military band king, comic opera composer, librettist, and novelist, gave New Haven lovers of band music q splendid treat Saturday evening at the Hyperion. The big theater was packed ill every part with delighted people. The whole concert was q huge success.
 Connecticut pensions were granted Sat urday as follows Reissue to William II. Johnson of New Haven, SS per month, widows renewal to Susan M Turney of Brigdeport, SIP per month; original to Margaret Filling of Willimantic $S per month; original to Mary F. Beebe of New London, SS per month, and accrued pen sion to Addie F. Call of Dennison, SIP per month.
 Fitzroy Willard has purchased of H. c. Newton of this city a plot of ground front ing 92 feet on Sea Side avenue. and 150 feet on Percy avenue. at Fort Trumbull Beach, on the line of the New Haven and Bridgeport trolley and on this plot he will, as soon as the contract can be let. erect q modern three story hotel having some thirty five rooms, electric lights, city water and everything necessary tor the comfort of guests.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27
HENSCHEL-NOnLEMAN.
Wedding of q Popular Jewish Couple

Wedding of Popular Jewish Couple Yes.
 terday Afternoon.
 The wedding of a popular Jewish couple took place in the Factory street synagogue at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The hap py participants were Miss Lena Nodleman, daughter of MT. and Mrs, l.. E. Nodelman of 70 Washington avenue and Benjamin Henschel, also of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Frohmer in the presence of q very large concourse of friends, many of whom were from out of the city. The attendants were MT, and Mrs. J. Bronstein and MT. and Mrs. Ma crosky. The bride was neatly attred in q gown of white chiffon with white satin Trimmings and she carried white prayer book.
 At the conclusion of the ceremonies the wedding party and couple of hundred in vited guests repaired to Music hall, where feasting and merry making continued un til Il late hour.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henschel will take short wedding journey, after which they will be. gin housekeeping at 106 Washington ave nue.
 Among those present were NIr. and Mrs Blatt and Miss Bessie Blatt of Brooklyn. M H. Rather of Newark, Mir Sapier and family of Waterbury, Dr. A. Leonthal, MT. aGoldstein of New York, Max Kohn of Bridgeport, John Wrinn. Misses Ella and Alice McCran, ]. Alderman, J. White and Edward Fried of New York.
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THE yoIrNG VISIT.

A correspondent who offered prizes in different schools for essays on kindness to animals sends us a few extracts from the papers received:
 ''There are two kinds of animals, and they are the quadruped and byped; the quadruped is lions and tigers and such like, and the byped is birds"
 Some people kick the poor dog and give it no food. Then the poor animal bites the first person it comes to; and this causes the person to have idipho- bery. and the animal gets killed This Is all through the people giving the ani- maj nothing to eat''
 Animals do not go to church nor say any prayers. They never sit down to get their meals, and we do"
 "When the animal dies it is no more good except for food, but when we die we have a resurrection. .'-Westminster Gazette.
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Na9ahama Coming ]!

No people in the world embroider in silk with such wonderful effect as the Japanese Nagahama is the most expert Japanese em broiderer in the United States today And he is coming here to give lessons free of charge. We do this as just another phase of general store interest, at the same time that the exhibition of art embroidery is be. ing held Classes are limited to six each In order to take advantage of this oppor- tunity, hand in your name now in the Art Embroidery section.
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ENTERT4ENM EMS.
Continued from Fifth Page.)

| | I
 prising the great Bowery Burlesquers will be seen at the Grand Opera House tonight, tomorrow night and Wednes- day night and at the matinee Wednes- 1 day. As in seasons past, this company gives a strictly high-class performance, opening with burlcsqUe on q trip to the Pan American exposition in which is introduced many of the laughable incidents that will occur on such occa- sions, and a touch or two, of course, of the Midway, which is especially pleas ing to the regulars who are usually found in the front seats. It certainly does warm them up and they are keen for the enjoyment of the olio which presents the very best artists in the profession in speciality and novelty acts Among them are Gilbert and Goldia. the Taylor Trio, Henshaw and Franciola, Hays and Suits. Neva Aymar, Nacire- ma Twins and Yutakmee, who is ac~ knoWledged to be the lyric Juno of the burlesque world The show comes on with rush and d whirl of splendor and
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AAu ADYhk11sEMnNus 4o-DAr.

Page Art Embroidery Sale--Howe tS Stetson. All on Account of Eliza-Hyperion Applcation-John Moekein. , Books'rhe Edw Malley Co. Door Mats--1he J. F. Bassett X Co, Grape Nuts-At Grocers. I Lost Watch--4S Edwards Street. Lost-Pocketbook-41 High Street. Lost-Bull Terrier-216 Bishop Street. } New Silks-Ihe Chas. Monson Co. PianosM. Steinert X Sons. Remnant Sale--Chamberlain GO. Rockers-Brown & Durham Shirt Waist Stutfs-G -GalnbIe-Desmond Co. 6 The BoWery Burlesquers-The Grand. ' When We Were Twenty One-Hyperion. [ Wanted-Situation-5 Winchester Ave. , Wanted-Situation-41 Blatchey Avenue. ,
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Entries Due for the Art Embroidery Exhibit.

Entries for the Art Embroidery Exhi- bition should be brought in now and will be received up to the time the store closes Friday night. Saturday will be given over to arranging the pieces most effectively to bring out their best points and on Monday, Feb :, the exhibition opens
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27
GRAMS, ANIMAL DANCE

The annual dance to be given by the New Haven Grays in Music hall, January 30, will be one of the most delightful social events of the year in New Haven The committee has disposed of large number of tickets and is going to have Music hall trimmed in splendid style for the dance. The deco rations and stage trimmings will be q sur prise to all, and the floor will he put in perfect shape, It is expected that a num- Der of visitors from out of town companies will attend the dance The members of the local company will wear their full dress uniforms of gray.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27
New Zephyr Ginshamc.

The popular interest that has followed the moving of the fine wash goods to the West Aisle of the East Store has been em- |phasized by the special price feature offer ed on Mondays.
 For Monday Jan. 27, we shall unfold some new Zephyr Ginghams, 32-inches wide just received. The regular price is 200 yard. Monday ro1/o at AA/so
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't- .f3HhR RE. C0RD.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 27, 1902, s p, m.
 Forecast for Monday and Tuesday,
 For New England; Rain in sourh, rain or snow in north portion Monday; Tuesday colder and generally fair; brisk possibly high southeast winds, shifting to westerly Monday night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-27
 TRIP THROUGH PALESTINE.

A. $. Cooley Will Take Yale and Harvard
 Men There Next Summer.
 It was announced last night that A. $. Cooley the well known explorer. would take a number of Yale and Harvard men on an extensive trip through Praestium, Corfu, Athens Eurtria, Olympia, Cornish and other well known places in which there are ancient ruins for the purpose of study.
 It is expected that the party will start June 1T from New York and that the trip will last all the summer
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The North Window

The North Window
 In The Thompson Shop
 contains all the Draperies and Furniture Coverings we have to offer you at one-half the old price. And this means that the Quantity-not the Quality has been reduced, for in spite of the fact that many have taken advan- tage of our once a year 0 if erin g, some of the choicest pieces are left. A look at the window may be worth your while if you have a pillow, a chair or a seat to cover. You may have any piece
 in the window for one-half price ozDy i marked on the THoMPCoN old ticket CHop attached. es-7o Orange St.
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The Saving of a Few cents on bottle of Vanilla Extract will not atone for the an noyance of having dessert ''just a little otf'' in flavor. Always buy Burnett's, the stand, ard quality.
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The Doll Show Endr.

Now come for the dolls They have been away so long and have been so stared at and admired by thousands of people all week that they really are homesck And what good time it all has been for the little men and women of the city People came in to see them as we'll as the dolls
 The dolls will be given back to their lit tie owners on Monday And each exhibi- tor will receive a souvenir. Be sure and call