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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
SHIT GOES OVER.

1t is not expected by Fitzgerald &
Walsh, attorneys representing Mrs.
Daniel McGarry, that the action against
Francis Healey, 425 Blatehley avenue,
will be tried this year in the superior
court. The matter appeared on the
trial list of the superior court yester-
day, and went over. .~5.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
CITY coIJRT CASES.

Judge Tyner held another record ses-
sion of the city court yesterday morn
ing, the time consumed amounting to
about five minutes. The five charges
of theft against Michael Isckoff were
continued until March "a.
The case of non-support with which
Pasquale Jaserie is charged was con-
tinued once more until March Is.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
FIRST NJ. z. CHURCH.

Services at the First NJ. E. church at
the corner of Elm and College streets
are held in the lecture room. Rev. w.
A. Richard, presiding elder of New
Haven district, will preach at 1880.
Sunday schools will meet at IL and 2:30.
At 1880 there will be an evangelistic
service in charge of William H. Bow
den. Theodore p. Day and others will
speak,
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UNION EVaNGELIsTIo sERyIcE
AT the Dwight Place congregational
# $ss#5{ n s Church.

Dwight Place church will be the place
for the union Evangelfstfc service iii
the west part Of the city this week,
Rev. pr. Leete presiding. The Rev Dr.
NJ. b. Phillips will preach. Quartet and
chorus will lead the song service and
Others will assist lii an open service oil
prayer and testimony. The religious
tone among the churches seems to be
strengthening. These services are open
to everybody as far as room permits.
Doors open at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
HEARING ON INJUNCTION.

A hearing on the Injunction granted
by Judge Bishop in the action brought
by William alderman against Chonon
Levy, both of Ansonia, restraining the
defendant from excavating on land
claimed by the plaintiff, was held be-
fore Judge Bishop in the common pleas
court yesterday morning. The dispute
is over boundary line in Jersey street,
Ansonia.
The property involved is worth about
$4,000. ~
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POstlude-onertOire in B fiat. .Batiste
EPWoRTH ". e. CHURCH.

The pastor. Rev. William Giffin, will
occupy the pulpit at both services. The
subject for the morning discourse will
be Fasting" and for the evening 1.-THE
Athletic Sabbath and IFS Perils." Mem
bers and friends are especially request
ed to be present that the pastor might
greet them on his return from the
south.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
DWIsHT bT,Ae,E c,4rTpnrz

Union Evangelistic services in the
western part of the city is held this
week at the Dwight Place church. The
quartette will sing two fitting numbers
and chorus will lead the congregation
in enthusiastic hymn singing. Rev. DR..
NJ. e. Phillips and others will assist the
pastor in the service, which will begin
at 7:S0 and close at S:45. Doors open at
n o'clock,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
cHrRcH oF rHE MEssIAH.

Church of the Messiah (First Uniyer-
saIisD, Rev. w. F. Dickerman, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Subject:
Modern Evangelism. Sunday school
at noon. Young peoples devotional
meeting at $3.50 p. m. Cordial invitation
TO ALL
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wITHDRAwN FROM DocyKEr.

The appeal of Almanac Bacon Of
Westville from the decision OF the sil-
perior court in the suit for $4,000 has
been withdrawn. Judgment for SIS was
given to the plaintiff from which he
appealed, but the case was adjusted
out of court yesterday 49,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The pastor, Rev. DR.. McLane, viii
preach in Plymouth church in the
morning, and in the evening the con-
gregation will unite in the union evan.
gelistic, service in Dwight Place
church. s, II
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HUMPHREY STREET C0NGREGA-
srTrNAT, (sHTTRfsTI

4 Public worship at 1880 a. m. with
sermon BY the pastor, Il. r. Luekey;
in the evening. at 1880, with sermon by
Rev. William w. McLane. Children's
missionary meeting at 3 p. m. Pastors
class at 4 p. m. Christian Endeavor at
$3.50 D. m. H., .~7e @se.
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AT GRACE M r. cHTrRcH


= Rev. J.. Walter Carpenter. the teach
ser of the Union Epworth league study
class, will give an illustrated lecture on
1.-THE Life Of Christ" at the Grace M. e.
church ON Sunday morning. The Jun
ior class will attend in body and as
sist in the services. In the evening
Rev. Arthur =. Smith will preach at
1880 o'clock.
!. The following is the music which will
be rendered by the choir:
:. ..-'~- Morning.
Anthen1--"o Lord Most Holy. Reed
Offertory-Tenor solo.
'one Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Evening.
Ar1them-"O, Mother Dear Jerusalem
ss.......- INSTRUMENTATION. Grant
Offertory anthem ,S<@
Now the Day is Over" ....... .Nevin
THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
= DR.. Phillips will preach in the morn
ing, subject, ''The Compassionate
Christ Tn the evening in Welcome
hall, Oak street. H. +. Holton will
speak and the second quartette will
sing Following is the morning music:
Prelude-Andante from Suite in c $50.
r. ..................... ........ 80. Tours
Authorization Art, o Lord, the Life
and Light Observation-Disclosures. Warren
Choir hymn $50 Holy, Holy, Holy
I Lord, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Buck
aResponse Father, Whate'er of Earth
~ Bliss .........,., ........... Warren
offertory Resignation .....-...... Roma
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Mrs. Bystander That little boy out
there seems to have the stomach ache
Small Informant--No'm; he's a Rus
sian boy an he's tryin' ter cut his
name on the ice. Philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
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HOWARD AVE. CONVERSATIONAL

In the morning the pastor will preach
taking for his topic More Questions
and Answers About Sin In the even
ing at 1880 Prof. Benjamin W. Bacon
will preach and the services will be in
harmony with the special efforts, now
being made in the churches Of this city.
The monthly services will be held at
the hospital at 4 p. m. and Mr.. Davis
will speak. -.-~& --
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N and ABOUT The COURTS
COURT REFUSES TO SET ASIDE
VERDICT.

Two Divorces Granted by Judge Ralph
Wheeler Mrs. MeGarry's Action
Against Francis HeaIy Goes Over
Common Pleas Short Calendar Com
sidered-Hearing ON AnsOnia Injunc-
tfon Case.
In the court of common pleas late
yesterday afternoon, Judge Bishop de-
MED the motion to set aside the YER
dict in the case of the City bank VS..
Job Thorp.
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ENLIST
III The services Of First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock in Chamber Of
Commerce Hall, 1853 Chapel street.
Subject: Reality. Golden text: For
behold, T create new heavens and a
new earth, and the former shall not be
remembered, nor come into mind. But
be We glad and rejoice for ever in that
which i create; for behold create
Jerusalem a rejoicing and her people a
joy."-Isaiah 65:17, 49,
y The Sunday school meets after the
service in the church auditorium. The
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing commences at eight O'Clock.
The reading room under the auspices
Of this church is open daily from 2:30
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. A cor
dial welcome to all. \
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18

When man is his own worst enemy
an offer Of mediation is always eonsid-
cred impertinent.-Puek.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN FoY
AUDITORIUM = MEETING FOR

AUDITORIUM = MEETING FOR
# MEN. s.,-. 4
Pitt n. Parker, the well-klloWn cray
on artist, will give a crayon recital in
#Foy Auditorium at s:45 Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Parker has been here seve-
raj times and needs no Introduction.
His subject win be sGetting There. -
Admission will be by ticket only, which
can be obtained free of charge at the
III. M. G. A. office. There will be spe-
eial music by they. M. G. A quartette.
ALI men are invited.
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CENTER CHURCH AT 4 p. NJ,

Second of the Special Lenten Devo-
tional Services. 81. x I
Responses u. ..........W. s. Hoyte
Anthem The Sorrows of DEATH.
a Lenten Metette for Tenor Solo and
Quartette.
..s.. -. 80. Coombs
\ The regular quartette will be assisted
by Mr.. Charles Esvartz, tenor.
Solo by Mr.. Moyle.
Anthem Hear Our Prayer.
$500. 49,. Dudley Buck
Choir Hymn Jesus, My Savior.
....... .................... -. Sullivan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
&InfliGer Ylumenonft.

Cine gaitSe 3eibe bon parfiims, bic
fi9 i'm 9anDel befinben, baben ni9ta
nit ben 8lumen g.metn, bic ibnen ben
Namen gsben. Oft %entftammen lie
6eimif9en Stpffen, bic nit Der pflan>
~aentpelt iiberbaupt ni9t in @erbinbuns
iteben. Natiirli9 perben au9 bers
f9iebene parfiims aus ipirfli9en8luz
men berseitelt. IS iinb bies aber bic
tbeueriten, unb bies 1T lei9t bers
itGnbli9, tpenn man in GripG9una
aie6t, bab 8. 9. gu einem pfunb &oz
fenOl 100000 &ofen n0tbis finb, unh
bab bieies pfunb unssfGbr $3.50 fos
ftet. Sesbalb pirb &pienDl au9 Be-
fonbers piel, namentli9 nit Sanbels
bols, perfGlf9t. Ser feline Manbel=
buff, Der ben 8lumen beg Manbelz
baums entitrDmt, pirb tduifenb nit
9ilfe zines Stoffes na9seabmt, Der
aus Der Steinfoble getpomen mirb.
Snfofern itebt bas falf9e 8ittermans
belOl iiher Dem e9ten, als es feline
8lauidure, bas itarfe Gift, entbGlt,
bas iih in pislen &ernfrii9ten, nas
mentli9 i'm &ern Der Stride, pflaume
unb Mprifpfe, in befonbers bpbem
9rabe aber in ben bittern Manbeln
bprfinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

1T untpeibli6, es raubt Dir Bic Su.
senb, Die 2ebensfreube, IS paBt fi4
einfa9 ni9t."
rSn Berlin, in 2OnbOn, in paris
finbet man ni9ts babel"
.Sas mag fein. Man g%etattet Sud-
iebt bebeutenb mebr Greibeiten ais
friiber. Oo9 =" i6 3pe meine ubr
berbpr, Inn mad Der 3eit gu feben =
rt9 muB fort. Gin perniirftisesWort
lit ia pbneoies bsute nit Dir ni9t 80
reben. @erf9ieben mir alfo Die De-
bate"
SD ftano auf, unb mein MiinDel
Bat mid niht, gu bisiben. Dap i9 ibr
10 glei6giltig mar, f9mer5te bitter.
aber tie fonte es ni9t erfabren! DEM
mod tpaste i6 einen leBten @eriu9.
rGine 3ufunft nit mir :" begarn
id = bd fa6 i9 lie 9dbnen. Sber fam
es mir MIR 10 bpr2 Sebenfans bielt
Tie bds SaI6entu9 Dor ben WainD.
GmpDrt panbte i6 mid o ibr ab
unb i6ritt Dem 4usgang gu.
Bite, bre6e bod bas 2i6t aus"
t0nte ba lire Stimme binter mir. sd
bin miibe unb min f6lafen eeben, On
finbeft Seinen 0eg ia audi i'm Suns
feln." On Der G9nele Der S4lafz
ftubentbiire blieb lie fteben, fa6 iiber
bic S9ulter mad mir Suriid unb Bid
te mid nit einem eigentbiimli9enNus>
brud an. ,@ute Naht, &pbb."
lin ibrem @unf6e gu fplgen, ma9s
te i9 ipieber febrt, ndberte mid benz
@asarm ii6er benz G9reibtif6 unb
brebte ben Sabn gu. gridrpden fubr
i5 Suriid. Inter meiner linfen duf>
eeftiBten !Sanb entpidelte fi9 in Der
Sunfelheit plDBli6 elm heller S9ein.
Sffenbar hattie Sulia's 9irosrapbif9e
&unft Die Sifdplatte in 8ranb gefebt.
Sd faBte cine SIDE bes 2Df6bldtteS
unb bpb ss bebutIam in Die 6Dbe. Waa
mar bas? gs brannte ni6t = es
glibte nur, mo Der Ybpsp6or nit benz
feu9ten papisr in 8%eriibrung gerdtber
mar. Sieben 3eiben BON brei @orteu
boben ii9 in leu9tenber Slammens
16rift babpn ab.
1tnb uuf jepsr Der iieben &eiben
ftanb:
r5rau &pberi9 Mabra6."
Mit eineni Sprung par i9 bei benz
geliebten Mdbfen, heisn belle @eitalt
fi3 plaitiI6 bon Der Ounfel6eit ubboh
rWann bait On bus sef6rie6en?"
fra9te i9 nit beiierer Stimme.
r&ur5, ebe Su famft," geitanb tie
mir aagbaft.
.Ob, On ereuli6e @%erifenerin," jul
bette i4 unb preBte lie itirmti9 a.
mid.
nSh, Su f@redli9 hummer
Meni9," la6te lie unb pplte ii9 metz
men umfahenben@rmen ent5ieben, rSu
Serbridit mir ia meme ganse 5riiur.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
SIM &ebtr9e.

Wirtb (um bier nbr): !9eba, aug
benz 8ett; sic polten bod ANAL q
Sonnenaufgang feben!
Suurift: 2afen's mid s~ufrieben, iG
bin mod gu Nib!
Wirtb (um fieben rbr): sic, nols
lens benin ni9t auffteb'n; Der @asen
fdbrt ab ins 9ebirg'; penn sic q
berrlife Sour MAIDEN tpou'n...
Sourit: Mprsen, bert' bin i9 gu
Nib!
Wirtb (um neun rhr): sic, frifa
angeftedt 1T eben pprben!"
Sourit: @lei4 bin ia ba!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
6lii& i'm Spiel nn0 in DER eiebe.
Sumoreste non NboIf TbieIe.

Sn Der 9aitpirtbi6aft CUR .4miel"
sing es beute reGt lebbaft gu. 8eion
bers, ais Die 3ebe auf bic neue Sir
6enbaulotterie fam, erbiBten Ii9 Dit
Settler.
Alerlet Meinungen tpurhsn laut;
tpd6reno Elm i9nurrbGrtiaer giIen.
ba6noberf6affner fa9te: r@9 mas, BIZ
2otterie lit urb bleibt cine freitpiaige
Steuer fir Die Oummenl" entgegnete
Elm tdbltOpfiaer, tlsiner Sei6Gftstrsi
benber, BON ieinen 8efannten der
COMMENCEMENT" genannt: SO? Sa
geb0ren tppbl an. bieienigen, bic ge=
fpinnen, au6 gu ben Summen? @lau<
BEN sic benin, oaB iiberbaupt aue, Die
in Der eptterie ipielen. lire flint Sins
ne ni9t b%eieinanber baben?"
Sieie Nr9umente 5oger, unb ais
nun Der .6err gommercienrat6" einen
PrDipeft Der Sotterie herppr3pg nit
ben 10 6iibi6 abeerunDeten Siimm=
9en, unb ais er bann cine &n5u6l Der
10 dppetitli6 ausie6enben 2opie gum
@erfauf ftelte, oa paren peri9iebsne
unter ben Mnipeienpen, Die .bem Slid
bic 9anb bpten".
@inem Der @Gite, benz S9riftieBer
&odtGf6el, einem iolioen, ru9igeH
iungen Mdnne, ppGte bies mod ni9t
einleu6ten.
.Nenn Sic ni6t ipislen fpDlen".
munterte i'm Der COMMENCEMENT"
auf, rip i6enten sic bod Sbrer
8raut Elm paar 2opie! Mit Coos
f9enfen 6at man BEL per 2otterie oft
bas meiite 9liid."
&odtGi6el ba6te pn6. Die Musz
gdbe mar ni9t 10 erpB unb, tpenrl or
getp0nne, fpelher 9i6tpIid, bann fonnz
ten lie enbli6 pbns Gorge beirat6en.
Sea, meinet6albenl~ ieuf5te er, 5oe
5tpei 2poie aus Der !9anb bes auburs
fommenben commandments" uno
erlei9terte iein @elotdi66en, bas
beute gerabe gut gefiiqt mar.
y&atbe einmal. mas i6 Dir mitges
bra6t babel" Mit bieien Worten re-
bette er feline gruut an, als er lie am
nG9ften Sage abholte.
Sas bibi9e Mdo6en iab i'm bafb
BON Der Settle an uno iaste i9nippii9:
ygla, es pirb pobl mas 9e9tss isin!"'
r3tpei 9ptterielooiei" fu6r 3pdtG<
i9ef fort, pbne bur9 ben penig
freunbli9en Gmpfans PERTINENT gu
fperben.
rSp9" srpiberte emma 5iemli9
slei9giiltis. sd genuine ia bod
ni9ts, bas lit gum 6enfter binaussez
porfenes Gelb; 9u bdtteit mir au4
ettpds Soliberes mitbringen fDnnenl"
Der gebulbige GpdtGfdel eripiberte
bierauf ni6ts, ionoern frat nit i6r
ben g~eppbnten Sonntdgsipd5iergang
on. Die eefpO6nlid, fam es babel
iebr balb gu benz Wiberftreit, bab er
in bic Ratur 6i~naustrsbts, fpGbrenb
lie fir mDslidit o Wenf6en belehte
@aitbGuir %sinssnpmmer NOR. Mit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

herielbsn aeselmdBisfeit. nit Der bic.
fer Streit eintrat, CAB audi HpdtGi9el
na4, tpeniser aus S9pG6e. als tpetl
er ii9 fagte, ieiner 8raut Elm Be
griff, ben er iebr bod f6GBte mile
er bas 2eben nah ieinen &rdften mDgz
li9ft dngene6m MAIDEN.
Wie getpD6nli9, beftanb audi heute
Gmma's Sanf fir iein Nd9eeben odz
rim, bab lie ii9 nit alien m0gli9en ans
bern 2euten lebbafter nnterbielt als
nit ibrem grdutigam.
90 flllg ii9 emma aud fir ges
pObnlid porfam, 10 bate fie ii9 bless
nal bod getdui9t. WGbrenb bds cine
Der beiben 2ooie stpar CUR Sbeilnabz
me an benz tpenig belie6ten vHieten@
bale" bere9tigt Bate, getpann lie auf
oas anoere bas Siimm9en BON oreis
tauienb Mdrf.
3odtdf6el, Der in Der Oruderei, in
Der er Der .i6par5en &unit" bnlOists,
bas gliidli3e GreigniB erfabren, fonnz
te Die Wlittd1s Itllnoe farum eripdrter,
unb er i%i6erging 6eute fogdr ods Uftt<
tagsehen, UNI Ieiner 8erebrten Die
&unoe ~brineen 81 fDnnen.
emma mar lebr erfreut unD sG6lte
elei6 allies M0eli6e auf, mas Tie fir
bas 9elb faufen polte, nobel Bliii4z
nobel, WGi9e nit SpiBen unb Elm
rOtbladirter &anarienpogelfGfis cine
6auptrDae ipielten.
5reuoeitrableno tebrte GodtGf9el in
Die Sruderei 5urid unb beiGpi6tigte
ieinen fnurrenoen Magen nit benz
Srofte, bab er nun beiratben fDnne.
&ls er na6 bes Sages Gait uno
SiBe ieiner Grforenen einen fleinen
8efu6 MAIDEN poQte, erfu6r er BON
ihrer Mutter, Die i'm merfniirbiger=
tpeiie re6t fiibl empfins, baB emma
ausgegdngen lei.
Der iunge Mann empfabl fi6 BOZ
li9 unb begab ii9 in Die .@miel", uno
fpenn Der nadere @utenbergiiinger
beute CUR 5eier bes Sages ems iiber
ben Surit tranf, 10 burfte linn oas
NiemanD perbenfen.
4m anberen Morgen, als er geraoe
iein Drittes @lds Wdfer trdnf, purDe
INN elm 8rief iiberbra9t.
y8pn @mma9" fragte er ii6 gang
harmfos. rWas bat mir benin Die gu
f6reiben?"
Der Brief lautete:
y2ieber Sran5!
Ou pirit tpo6l entl6nlbigen, baB if
Did ni9t beirat6en fann. Mein 9er3
gebOrt ndmli9 einem 4noern. Sd
babe i'm Spnntae D pier5ebn Saz
gen tennen gelernt, unb fpie Der nun
BON meinem Slid eebDrt bat, Da Pat
er mir iein 9er5 angeboten urto gefdgt
er bGtte aud mas, unb bd paBten mir
f9Dn 5ufammen, unb Do babe i9 ibm
audi metn !6era gei9entt. Ntmm mir's
niGt libel, aber Su peibt ia, cine ID
quite 9elegenbeit fommt ni9t sleid
pieber fir mid.
UQt 1reurDll0em 0ruB
Define gepeiene emma
&odtdf9el mar bod 5uerit berbliifft
Damn dber la9te er beG aif, 10 bat
i'm feline golegen perpunoert unid'
ZEN, unb itiir3te fi9 in feline Irbeit
Sreili9 rumorte es nod ti9tig in
linn, unO tusnn man ihm iest fein eiges
mes Sobssurtbeil gum Seben segeber
bdtts, er bdite IS, obne es 81 merfen
eeiebt, 10 febr tparen feline @ebanfer
BEL Dem S6idialspedfel.
DIS er ieoo9 gu Mittag einen fur
gen Weg in's Sreie ma9te, ba iubelt'
es orbentli9 in linn auf. Wds Ell
ldngit gefiiblt, aber iid ni9t tlar &C.
ma9t bate, iebt eeitaltete es ii9 81
Wprten, unb freubig rief er aus: rgta
Der fam ii9 sratuliren gu Dem lie6e.
pplen Weien! 9at lie AUDI Slid in
Spiel sebabt, unenbli9 srOBer lit bOd
bas Slid, bas id in Der 2iebe bate
bas Slid, iie = lOsgepurben 81
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&ttrmbahm Tabrplass.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-05-05
College N otes.

r. w. Spooner has returned from a
several days visit at his home in Yer
gennes.
Middlebury turned the tables on Nor
witch ON Wednesday afternoon and won
by a score of . to A. The weather was
very unfavorable as the diamond had be-
come very muddy from the rains of the
preceding dav and it also rained during
the game. The Norwich men attribute
their defeat to this fact but Midblebury
easily outplayed them at every stage of
the game. The features of the game
were the long hits of Holmes, the double
play by June and Holmes, the first double
play made on these grounds in two years
and the small error column on Middle
Durys side. 1t is great credit to Middle
bury's fielding that they were able to
play the game under such unfavorable
circumstances with so few errors.
Holmes leads batting average thus far
with a per cent. of All. The average
for the team is .176. Farr is second
with $50
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-05-05
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar

Cures all Coughs. and expeIs Colds from
the system by gently moving the bowels.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-05-05

ing and Benediction. Evening session
7:45. devotional exercises, Rev. G.. r..
Stair; 8: 100, Conference on Chow to In
terest Young People in Bible Glass
Study" opened by Prof. M. r. Sanford !;
$40, singing; S:45, Address, 1.-The Sun
day School Idea," Rev. f. NJ Fuller;
9:l5, singing and Benediction.
The committee appointed at the last
annual town meeting to arrange for the
observance of the unveiling of the SOL
diers' monument, presented to the town
by Col. S. A. llsley, have had several
sessions and, while it is impossible to give
full program of the day, at this time it
can be said that 1t will he success from
start to finish. Invitations have been, or
will be, extended to the G. A. r., the
knights Templars, the Daughters of the
Revolution, the local clergy, the fire COM
panies, the Odd Fellows, the various
Catholic orders, and to every school in
the town. The Sir knights will have
charge of the arrangements for the
parade, and the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton will take entire charge of the floral
decorations connected with the monu-
ment exercises. The teachers of the
various schools in town and village are
requested to teach their pupils to sing
america" and so far as possible to have
each one bring a small boquet Of flowers,
to be used in the decorating. A move
ment is on foot to have other organiza-
tions present from all parts of the state.
Col. Ilsley has arranged with the Payne
Fireworks Co. of New York to furnish
very elaborate display of fireworks on
this occasion and professional man
from the Payne company will have
charge of the display. All in all. as
nearly as we can learn at present, May
Both, 1905 will be a red letter day in
the history of Middlebury, and the citi-
zens of this and surrounding towns can
rest assured it will pay to take pains to
be present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-05-05

If you suffer with pains or distress
after eating, headache, belching of gases,
sour food, a bad taste in the mouth,
dizziness, pains in the heart, specks
before the eyes, and general feeling of
dependency and weakness, you should
get well at once by strengthening the
stomach with Nli-o-na. Jdst one small
tablet out OF fifty cent box before eat
ing, and your digestive system will be-
come so strong that you will be the en-
bodiment of good health and spirits and
need fear no germ diseases.
Ask w. II. Sheldon to show you the
guarantee under which he sells Mona;
it costs nothing unless it cures.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-05-05
HOW TO AVOID GERM DISEASES
Strengthen the Stomach and Digestion, and
You Will Keep Well

When there is an epidemic of germ
disease, and most diseases are caused by
germs, it is the person with weak
stomach who succumbs first.
People with healthy digestion are ordi-
narily not subject TO sickness, and can
throw off readily any disease germs that
enter the system.
Strengthen the stomach and digestive
organs with Mi-o-na tablet before each
meal, and every atom of food taken into
the stomach will be digested and as,
simulated, and the whole digestive system
made so healthy, clean and sweet that
there will be no chance for disease germs
to breed.