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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
N BONNIE FAMILLE

Une bonne famille est ceIle Oh
Ton Anne ct sert Dieu, Oh Ton
craint lie p6ch6;-c'est celle Oh
chacun remplit ses devoirs de son
mieux; c est ce]le Oh lon supporte
avec patience les peines de la vie;
c'est celle Oh Ton SALINE ct Oh ION
s'6difie; celle Oh Ton pratique la
charlie suivant ses moyens
La, point de dispute, nj de jure-
ments; point d'exces de poisson
point dc m6disances, nj d'injusti-
ces. La surtout, point de mauvais
discours nj de mauvaises lectures;
point de mauvaises chansons nj de
danseS.
On ny volt aucun tableau indie
cent, on ne Sc mele jamais aux
parties de plaisirs ct, aux divertis-
sements mondains, DIES qu'ils sont
r6prouv6s par l'eglise surtout on
ne SQUIRE aucune mauvaise fire.
puentatior.
La lie pere ct la mere veillent
sur leurs enfants ct donnent lie
bon exemple; les enfants sont res
pectueux ct dociles. On Sc recr6e
innocemment lie soir, ct, tous en-
semble, on fat la pri6re. On ne
manque jamais aux offices lie Di-
manche. On approche fr6quem-
ment DIES Sacrements. Les ami
versaires sont toujours dies jours
de circumstances LIE nouvel an est
une epoque de ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ct
de b6nedictions.
Oh! 81 toutes les families 6taient
aussi BONES, on ne verrait pas
tant de scandales, ct il ny aurait
pas tant de malheurs!
Fuyons CONNIE la peste, les the
aires, les vues animees ct les lieux
de perdition. Abstenons-nous DIES
mauvaises lectures ainsi que du jeu
a largeut, motions notre plaisir a
remplir nos devolrs religieux ct a
mener une vie innocente ct ainsi
nous n'aurons rien a envier a per-
some.
... O.. M. I.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Les ann6es am6nent avec Giles
les authorizations tendant a embel-
lir notre vile d6ja 81 renomm6e
par sa beaut6. Apr6s les endroits
publics ce sont les magasins que
Ton agrandit ct embellit, ct que
ron coupe de toutes les am6liora-
tions modernes. La Central Pro-
vision Co., 125 Central Avenue, ma
pas voulu roster en- arri6re ct est
maintenant l'une DIES boucheries
les mieux 6quip6es de la vile. Ellie
tiel1t toujours lie meilleur choix de
viandes frs1 ;hes, sal6es on fum6es.
Poissons frais ct sales. L6gumes,
beurre ct @ufs frais, ct %conserves
alimentaires. Demandez sa liste
de prix. Tel. T. S. Spruce 531, on
n. w. East 90.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
Drapeau
de Carlton

La date pour la representation
de cette jolie piece canadienne at
tendue avec tant d'impatience a
enfn etc d6cid6e ct est fixee a di-
manche lie 4 JUN, a la Sale st Bo-
nifice, Avenues University ct Sep
ti6me n. E.
Apres lie success obtenu a la re-
presentation du drame "F6lix Pou-
tr6', lie club DIES Jeunes Gems a de-
eide de ]repr6senter une autre pie
ce du meme genre e. ont heureuse-
ment choisi, LIE Drapeau du Ca
rillon."
II MY a pas de doute que la sal
lie st Boniface sera comble lie 4
JUN.
Billets 25c ct SOC.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
Magasin
Canadien

LIE "East Side Toggery'', maya
sin d'6quippements pour hommes
a ouvert ses portes samedi, au No.
300 Avenue Centrale, ct 81 Pon
peut en- juger par lactivite DIES
premiers jours, cette enterprise Sc
"a un grand success.
CONNIE on lie salt cette institu-
ton a etc fond6e par une dizaine
de nos jeunes gems les plus actifs
ct est sous la g6rance de M. Will
frid Filion.
II y a place sur lie cote Est pour
un magasin de ce genre ct ce fat
ajout6 a la popularit6 de ses orga-
nisateurs en- assure lie success.
Nos compatriotes devraient en-
autant que faire Sc peut encoura-
ger ces entreprenants %jeunes gems
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT leur souhai-
te toute la prosp6rit6 qu;ils m6ri-
tent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26


tons, prepare par Mile Anna Pei
land fut rendu, ct suivi dun grand
banquet.
Les danes, au nombre de Is Sc
rendirent dams la sale a.manger Oh
Giles trouv4rent les tables garnies
de sandwiches, gateaux, fruits de
toutes sortes, ct de cafe don't faro
me parlait haut en- favour :des ca
pacit6s de Nine Delile qui lavait
prepare.
Malgr4 la temperature d6favora-
BILE, les membre s'6taient rendus EN-
grand nombre ct toutes gouterent
a ceur-joie aux plaisirs de cette
reunion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
Vengeance de Roi

Une anecdote sur tendance DIAL
phonse XIII, %emprunt6e a M.
Henri Nicolle:
Un jour, lie roi-b6b6 ayant COM
mis- une faute ct s'etant refuse q
accomplir la p6nitence que la refine
lui imposait, fut mis- al cabinet
noir. C6tait la premiere fois qu'on
lui inAigeait cette correction.
CONNIE tous les enfants, il s'agi-
ia tempeta avec colere frappant du
pied cognant de ses petits poings
fermes la porte close.
Puts, soudain, changeant de tao
tique avec une r6verie d6licieuse.
il Sc nit a pousser de toutes ses
forces ce cri vengeur, r6percute
par tous les 6chos du palais:
-Vive la R6publique!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Les danes du Club DIES Beaux
Arts auront leur prochaine reunion
jeudi lie Ter JUN, a la demeure de
Nine Minnie Carrignan, 1912
Pleasant Avenue S.
Pour Sc rendre a Get endroit,
t%ransf6rer a la Premiere Avenue
S., ct prendre lie tramway de la
Grand Avenue.
A cette reunion l'amusement Sc
"a lie jeu de cartes.
Nine A. Bilodeau, Pres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
JOYEUX ~ANNIVERSAIRE

La celebration du septi6me an
n%iversaire de la fondation du Ger
Gle Ste Anne, a dome lieu a une
charmante soir6e, a l'issue de la
s6ance r6guliere, lundi dernier.
A cette seance Nine G.. Deziel
ct Nine H. Classy ont etc initi6es
aux secrets de III. S. G. f., ct es-
cort6es du Corps d'Uniforme qui
ajoute tant de solennit6 a ces c6r6-
monies.
I'm jolt programme de musique
vocale ct instrumental ct declama-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Douze danes Sc sont r6unies
mardi de cette samaine, a la de-
meure de Nine Henri Tuscany, ct
en- s'amusant Giles ont piqu6 deux
jolis couvre-pied que Nine Tusca-
ny pr6sentera a son fills William,
qui doit Sc marier prochainement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

M. ct Nine H. Tuscany annon-
cent lie marriage proclaim de leur
fills, William, avec Mile Olive john
son. La c6r6monie nuptiale aura
lieu lie 8 JUN. en- l'eglise de I'm
macul6e Conception.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

M, Wilfrid Tourangeau, propri6-
taire du Nile Hotel, 20 Avenue
Universit6 N. d., sollicite la Glen
tele canadienne-francaise Cham
bres propres ct bonnie pension au
jour ct a la semaine, a DIES prix
tres raisonnables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Londres Nine Sybil Burnaby
une soeur du baron Delaware s'est
infig6e DIES pleasures probablement
mortelles en- Sc jetant du troisi6me
6tage de sa residence sur la place
Wilton.
Reims, France.-Un monaghan,
portant lie lieutenant Paul Dupuis
ct Pierre Marie Bournique est TOM
be dune hauteur de deux cent Gin
quante pieds. Dupuis a etc tue ct
son compagnon tres gravement
blesse.
Rome.-L'arch6ologue american
Richard Norton Went de partir
pour Londres. II afirme que Tex
petition don't ilsfaisait partie a re-
trouv6 DIES traces de la vile de
Cyrene, la capitale de la Cyr6nai-
que, une colonie ;grecque qui fut
6tablie en- Antique, $50 ans avant
Jesus Christ.
-Une vieille dame en- Ecosse
qui demeure seule avec une ses fill
les Sc tient en- relation constantes
avec d'autres de ses enfants demeu-
rant dams I'm canton voisin par lie
moyen de pigeons voyageurs. La
distances est de 7 miles ct les pi-
geons parcourent ce trajet en- quel-
ques minutes.
Londres.- LIE budget de de Get
te aimee indique une augmenta-
ton de 1913, 10000 sur les d6penses
de rann6e derniere. Cette somme
est attribu6e principalemeut..la ma
rine, au service civile ct aux pen
sions pour les vieillards. LIE pale
ment DIES membres de la chambre
DIES Comunes entra1 lera une nouvel
le d6pense dun million ct demi.
Berlin Les j%ournaux de Berlin
dissent qu'une propri6t6 de Leh-
min, petite vile de lie province de
Brandebourg. r6put6 a cause DIES
ruines de son abaye cistercienne
fond6e an XIIe steele, a etc ache
tee par un richie anonyme qui va
en- faire present a Guillaume.
La vile de Lehnin est situ6e a
80 miles au sud-ouest de Berlin
C'est I'm endroit favori DIES excur-
sionistes.
I6na.-M. Ernest Heinrich Haze
excl lie c6lebre mat6rialiste ct pro-
fesseur de geologic luniversite de
cette Vile, s'est fracture T'ischion.
II 6tait monte sur I'm escnbeau pour
atteindre un livre blaze sur un ray
on quand l'escabeau Sc brisa, entraf-
nant le vieux savant dams sa chute.
En- raison de Page avanc6 du
p~rofesseur Haeckel, " ans, racci-
dent pourrait avoir DIES suites fata-
les.
Paris lie comit6 francais de la
fondation Carnegie a accord6 la
m6daille dor de la foundation a la
veuve du docteur Mesny, qui mou-
rut h6ro1quement a Kharbin en-
ccmbattant la peste.
LIE docteur Mesny etait Pun DIES
m6decins strangers qui ofrirent
reimbursement leurs services pour
combattre la peste pulmonaire en-
extreme-O Orient. II mourrut lie II
janvier dernier.
Quand il Sc sentit atteint par
l'implacable NAL; lie docteur Mesny
s'isola complement dams larppar-
tement quill occupant dams un no.
tel, 6crivit e dernieres volont6s
ct des lettres d'adieu. Dams ces let
tres, il supplia ses amis de ne pas
informer sa femme de sa maladie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Hommes qui %souffrez de dys- ~
pepsie, mangez lentement, mas Z<uMNk
tiquez bien vos wires; plus vous M
serez de temps a table, plus vite M
votre digestion Sc fera. I'M
Mangez sec; en- general les
dyspeptiques %dig6rent mieux les &M5#& 1@
solides que les %liquides. @~~$ w>
Evitez les NETS trop chauds on ~ As)
trop froids; la nOurriture devrait W.. <Y%
6tre de la meme temperature que W4N@
lie sang. W., &% i
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Restez sur votre faim; ne man. M@&MM~
gz pas plus quill vous est ne! M%#$$###~
cessaire, surtout 81 votre diges- 2a&MM = !
ton Sc fat tres difficilement; ce @##MMXM MM/
n'este pas &c que vous mangez HeR#WMN$#W
qui vous dome DIES forces, mails ~\~
bien ce que vOus digerez. wv =
Evitez de prendre ds exerci- 81
ces trop violents immediatement ~
avant ct apres vos repas. M. Ellie CHAMPA
Ne mangez pas plus solvent % nun Do,d xuoo,s
que trois fois par jour, lie repas ~
du soir devant 6tre l&ger; I'm .IJn m6decin me ira
grand nombre de dyspeptiques 10 dvenons,e donu;s q
do,x fo;s o temps ct je restais tout
Ne mangez Jamais entire les 90 "o -"
repas, non plus quand vous etes que uappeu'' Jul"
fatigu6s GU affaiblis par lie sur mac. Parfois jetais me
menage; les repas prs dams des que ie ne pOuvais me
moments d'inqui6tude GU de ner- mon o,,vraae. yai en-
vosite Sc digerent aussi tres NAL. |D;l,,,os Moro e,;uant 10
Ne mangez que des NETS faci- -. =. ~...-: -.
les q dig6rer; 6vitez les plats flhmq"oo' +! u e"l'1' a.
compliqu6s ct tres riches ct rallmentatlon, les cons
ne prenez pas plus que deux on circulaire qui est j
trois sortes d'aliments a chaque Pilules Moro, ct j'ai obi
repas. y traitement plus de 81
D:, 1J"o M 4" -- nn,a 1as bon que de tous les autres
mos Of fa;tes-les s,ivre dune pris pr6c6demment. j
tasse de the GU dun verre core certainement ret
d'eau chaude, ct vous verrez Pilules Moro 81 ie
QUEEN suivant ce regime avec maladen
soin l6tat de votre estomac s'a- =, IT CHANT
m6liorera tres vite ct que vous "-0 o"A
guerirez de votre dyspepsia. | 81 rue Pond, Woonso
Les M6decins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro dor
consultations gratuites a tous les hommes malades qui S
q eux. Leurs bureaux, au No PIP rue Saint-Denis, Mont
,ouverts tous les jours, except6 lie dimanche, de Q heures
q 8 heures du soir. Les hommes malades qui ne pc
rendre, sont invites q &crire q ces medecins.
Q Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les marc
remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par la poste, au Cana
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix, SOC une bolte, $3.50 sz
Toutes les lettres doivent 6tre adressees:
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272 rue Saint-Denis,
LES PILULE5 MORO sont en- vente a la Pharmaci,
3O3 Avenue Centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

Dimanche, lie % courant aura
lieu la communion en- corps DIES de-
moiselles de la Soci6t6 DIES Enfants
de Marie, a la messe de $50 hrs, a
T6glise Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

M. Theodore Blanchette, 1876, 2e
rue N. E., est a Sc faire construire
un magasin sur sa prophets, au
coin de la he Avenue.
C'est notre populaire entrepre-
neur de batisses M. G.. G.. Dumas,
qui a lie contrat de contraction.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

NJ. Geo, Ledoux est retenu au lit
depuis quelque temps, soutfrant
dune attaque de maladie de ceur.
Nine Ledoux, malade depuis plu-
sieurs ann6es, est aussi alit6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
meme instinct Qui VOuS

fat choisir lie tableau original Gle preference a une cope hthogra-
phiee vous induira a choisir les CAXTON de
preference a tout autre. Ces Habilements ct Pardessus sont
confecionn6s par les meileurs taileurs du pays &c qui signi6ie
excellent travail.
M. W. LALIBERTE, sera heureux de vous montrer ces ha-
bits.
NJ. JOSEPH vEILLEUX qui a charge de notre nouveau
d6partemant de chaussures peut vous montrer ume valeur excep-
tonnele en- chaussures de So ct de 81. Satisfaction Garantie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26

M. Anatole Labrie, de Redfield,
S. d., 6tait de passage Ell notre
vile la semaine d%erniere, Ph0te de
M. J. G.. DesIauriers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
EcbO 0e l'Ouest

MINNEAPOLIS, lie 26 Mai 1911
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-05-26
Europe

Londres Nine Sybil Burnaby
une soeur du baron Delaware s'est
infig6e DIES pleasures probablement
mortelles en- Sc jetant du troisi6me
6tage de sa residence sur la place
Wilton.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19

THE GRASS WORLD.

Oh. life is rife in the heart OF tie
When midsummer suns sail hight
And under the. shadows of spike and
spear,
=, In the depth Of the daisy sky
a life unknown to the careless
glance,
And under the stiffness as airy prance.
And, slender jointed things astir,
And gossamer wings in a sunny
And world of work and dance.
Soft in its throbbins, the conscious
Demurely answers the breeze;
While down in it's tangle, in riotous
The hoppers are bending their knees:
And only a beetle or numbering ant.
AS re pushes a feathery spray asIart-
Or the sudden dip of foraging bird,
With its Vibrant trail of the clover
Discovers the secret haunt.
All, the Crossword dies in the autumn
days,
When, studded with sheaf and stack.
The fields lie browning in su1len haze.
And creak in the farmers track
is the tumult the daissna
The hidden sport of the supple crew.
And lonely and dazed in. the glare q
the day,
The stif-kneed hoppers refuse to
play
In the stnbb1e that mocks the blue.
For all things feel that. the time 10
When life runs low in the heart Of
the year.
Mary Mapes Dodge.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
BREED THEATER.

Throbbng with vital human interest
IL the powerful film drama at the
Breed today. entitled To the Aid of
Gtonewall Jackson. This is another
In the great series of girl-spy pictures
that have held the close attention of
the patrons of the Breed this season,
and tells of the spy overhearing the
plans of the union general and, rea'
izing their Importance. hurrying to the
confederate camp. When within 20
miles of the camp, her horse gives out
and she is compelled to remain over
night. She is suspected of being a
spy. but cleverlY eludes her pursuers,
arriving at Jacksons camp to deli1 er
the message in time for him to attack
the rear flank of the great Shields
division Her great ride and hair
breadth escape are features of the pic
lures. making it unusually thrilling.
One of the most delightful features
OF the bill is the Biograph story en-
titled The Country Cupid, being
truly rural picture Of the adventures
of a pretty little school-marm of
country village. All of the eccentric
Biograph chara cters are introduced and
may well be expressed as "by the en-
tire company"
The Lure of Vanity. a magnificent
Vitagraph film. tells society story
that is both beautiful and interesting
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
DELAY ON NEW FEDERAL
BUILDINGS IN THE STATE.
Several Authorized But Deficiency Ex-
lists In Architects Appropriation.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-It was learned
today that a deficiency in the appro-
priation for. the office of the supervis
ing architect of the treasury will re-
duce the work of his office for the rest
of The fiscal year. The Office has been
placing on the market about ten
buildings month. AND it has required
q bout four years on ansaverage to COM
plete building after it was author
lied, but under existing circumstances
the Office will put out but six build
ings month and it will require an
average of six years to complete.
Buildings have been authorized in
the following cities in Connecticut
which will likely be delayed: Ansonia,
Bristol Danbury, Greenwich, Manches-
ter, Middletown. Naugatuck, New
Haven, Putnam. Rockville, Sey moiIr,
Stamford and Wallngford. The con-
tract for the erection of the building
at Bristol was given out this week to
the King Lumber company of Char
lotte, Virginia.
The house committee on appropria-
tions have the matter of the defcien-
cy in the architects Office. under con-
sideration. ard it is hoped action will
be had on bill to give the Office more
money.
Representative Hill was kept busy
yesterday assuring his colleagues that
the picture printed with article en-
titled Connecticut Fireworks in the
Saturday Evening Post was not one
of himself While the printed face has
a familiar look to all the house MEM
bers and employees. no one could be
found that could name the original.
1t IS supposed to be that of ExRepre
sentative Hill of Mississippi. Mr.. Hill
has written the editor and asked the
question that has been fired at him all
day, who is the man."
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
THE AUDITORIUM.
Reopens Monday, August Fl.

An especially attractive vaudeville
and motion picture bill hAe been secur~
ed by the management of the Audltor1-
UNI to open the house with on next
Monday, and with freshly painted in
terror, new lighting system, flooring,
etc, on the stage. it should be present
ed at it's best advantage.
Raymond & Gilbert Co., who have
been chosen fer the headline feature,
will introduce one of those novel west
ern pIaylets which always appeal to
the eastern population, in an interior
log cabin stage setting which they car
~ specially for the act, and which
gives an entirely western atmosphere
to the entire production.
Dunlap & Folk, two dainty misses,
will present a novelty turn on the vio-
lin and harp which includes both clas-
steal and popular numbers, played with
the most delicate of touch and best OF
technique.
The well known wnistling mimic,
Robert Milo, will also appear on this
pleasing vaudeville bill. and will sure
Iy amuse all who hear him.
Thi season we have done all posi-
BILE to improve our motion pictures.
We have secured an entirely new ser
vice direct from New York, have mad
all the latest improved attachments
placed on our picture machines, have
eliminated all flicker and unsteadiness
and have added light and clearness to
the picture as thrown on the screen
Not only have we done this. but have
gone further and secured a service of
all new pictures which will assure all
films being in the very best of condi-
ton.
The feature pictures for Monday and
Tuesday are features in every sense of
the word. The Coronation of King
George " Of England is q subject that
is of world wide interest, and gives an
accurate view of this spectacular cere-
mony. The popular laugh producers,
Mutt and Jeff, will appear in the newst
idea in films, the talking toto farce.
1t is entitled Mutt and Jeff Make a Hit.
A positive riot of laughter. Remember.
the Auditorium originates, not copies,
and If there Is anything new in the
amusement line the Auditorium viii
have it first. Better get in early Mon
day, as a banner crowd is expected.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
VIEWS AND VARIETIES

PROFESSIONALISM bone is this? Pupil
-Er-um-the bone OF something dead
-Rire.
Standpatter-Don't you think Rant
ington's speeches are sound Insurgent
Yes, but that's all.-The Smart Se..
DO you think a woman can keep q
secret?' No; she always tries to
syndicate it"-Judge.
Biggs-Is your daughter POPULAR
Boggs-Well, I don't want to boast. but
Is young men are teaching her to
swim.-Bufalo Express.
Nell-Maude always uses fountain
pen Belle-Her letters are rather
gushing, aren't PhiladeiphsA
Record.
Mrs. well-The junkman would
not buy those things we sorted out
Cantwell-Then let US be charitable,
my dear, and give them to the poor
Puck.
I certainly have consderate boss
How now?' Gave me a two weeks
vacation. and three days extra to rest
up.'-Pittsburg Post
We'll, John William, how be things
VII you?" Gravedigger-'Very quiet
Amt buried a living soul for over a
month. London Opinion.
I'll II like IT., to hear he n baby cry" .; said the
cause then the little nuisance is taken
out of the room."-Toledo Blade.
It is the glory Of each cline,
Yet fraught with disappointment
deep,
1t always happens at a time
When everybody wants to sleep.
Washington Star.
';How can T get this package homer" he
asked with husky cough.
Il wouldn't try the clerk replied; I'D
go and sleep it off,
Dallas News.
Il shall never ask him for his advice
again" What's the matter" "He
never thinks that what ] have made w
my mind to do is riglnt."-Detroit Free
Press.
Marks-T know your wife didn't ike
it because you took me home uneN-
pectedly to dinner last night. Parks
Nonsensei Why, you hadn't been gone
two minutes before she remarked tists
she was glad it was no one else bat
you.-Boston Transcript.
you know that grocer Of ours?" ex-
claimed Lakewood lady. excitediy,
last Saturday night. YES" answered
her husband. What about him.
He gave me short weight this even
ingi" why didn't you call him down
for it," Il didn't notice it until after
l had paid him a plugged half dollar
and then what could | do?"-Clev Gland
Plain Dealer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
THE CONNECTICUT FAIR.


fire department, a hospital and
. complete system of police both
mounted and foot, are among the
preparations which are being made by
the management for the fourth Con
necticut Fair, which will open at Char
ter Oak Park. Hartford. on Labor Day
For. when it is realized that on big
days the fair contains in its grounds
more people than any of the cities Of
Connecticut, except the three or four
largest it may be seen that all the
arrangements of city government
must be provided.
During the fair of three years ago
which exceeded all attendance records
it was -xariously estimated that from
fifty to seventy-five thousand people
were on the grounds on single day
while during the present year the fact
that on Labor Day the fair will be the
only big attraction of the state and
that on the seventh of September the
president of the United States will
be in attendance. gives promise of
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
Thirty Years Together.

Thirty years of association-think of
it, How the merit of a good thing
stands out in that time-or the worth
lessness of a bad one. So there's no
guesswork in this evidence of Thos
Ariss, Concord. Mich, who writes: IT
have used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for so years, and its the best cough
and cold cure / ever used" Once it
finds entrance in a home you can't
pry it out Many families have used it
forty years. It's the most infallible
throat and lung medicine on earth.
Unequaled for lagrippe,r asthma, hay
fever, Group, quinsy or sore lungs.
Price soc, $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by The Lee & Osgood Co.