Blood Purity and Summer Health Promoted by Celery Compound
An advertisement urges cleaning the blood to prevent eruptions and illness during May and summer. It claims Poisons from poor ventilation harm health and promotes Paine's Celery Compound as the only medicine guaranteeing purification, nourishing nerves, and restoring vitality. Testimonial from George Schmidt of Cincinnati supports relief from impure blood and nervousness after using the remedy.
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Paine
George Schmidt
West Third St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Local Interest Notes and Upcoming Connecticut Events
Two Little Vagrants at Poli's theater this evening. The Connecticut Association of Master Plumbers meets May 1 in Bridgeport with a 10 am business session and a banquet. The Woman's Congregational Home Missionary Union of CT meets May 21 in New Haven with morning and afternoon sessions. Torrington secures the only Fourth District appropriation: 46070. Waterbury 125000. Hartford raise to 1102 000. Supreme LOF officers elected in Los Angeles include Oran Hyatekba, D. M. Cameron, W. Wedderburn, John A. McGillivray, Shousis Milan, E. G. Stevenson. NYNH&H telegraph operators on the Shore Line see a 25% wage increase. Stonington tower moved to class A eight-hour day. Connecticut Woman’s Relief Corps meets May 21–22 at Lakeville. Marietta A. Wright presides. A reception to retiring officers is planned at Robe Opera House Wednesday evening.
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Poli's
Connecticut Association of Master Plumbers
Bridgeport
Masonic Temple
Woman’s Congregational Home Missionary Union of Connecticut
Plymath Church
New Haven
Danbury
Posrnt Cougre
Torrington
Waterbury
Hartford
Fon
LOF
Losangeles
Br. Oranhyatekba
M. Cameron
W. Wedderburn
John A. McGilliveray
Shousis Milan
E. G. Stevenson
Shore Line
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
W. PB. Riley
Stonington Tower
Stonington
Linn
Connecticut Woman's Relief Corps
Lakeville
Marietta A. Wright
Robe Opera House
King Pardons Chicago Officers as Venice Release Looms
Rome reports the United States Navy crew of the cruiser Chicago imprisoned at Venice is pardoned by the king. The officers will be handed to the U.S. consul and then sail on the Chicago, with indemnity claims tied to the pardon. The minister of justice was asked to delay until claims are settled.
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Rome
United States
Chicago
Venice
Victor Emmanuel Fr
Signor Cocco-Ortn
Uorse
Seathwich
Mass
Granby
Justice Dewelt
Robert Alen
Westfield
Southwick
South
Jewett
Dusky Mandete He Steat Night in Pottee Atton Waterbury May 3
A dramatic Waterbury day features Miss Rose Matthews a young colored woman from Lakeville, an unfaithful fiancé, theft, and a rushed wedding plan followed by police involvement. The couple dined at Durands, and the man vanished leaving her distraught and seeking help at the station.
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Pottee Atton
Waterbury
Rose Matthews
Ola Red House
Shatt Avenue
Miss Matthews
Durand
Rink
Grande Street
Matthews
Abbott Avenue
New Britain Boxing Match Ends In Knockouts
Moge Big of New London fought Shorty Gang of Hartford for the 130 pound New England title in New Britain. Referee Richard Howell oversaw a 20 round bout that ended in the 16th round with multiple knockdowns and a knockout as Engler and Gans faced decisive counts. Prelims featured several quick knockouts including Otto Natski losing in one round to Kid Brennan, and Young Lenny knocked out by John Fitzgerald.
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New London
Shorty Gang
New Britain
Moge Big
Hartford
New England
Richard Howell
Engler the Hart
Amusements at Gem Opera House and Park City theater bills
Union outlines Gem play for Wednesday May 7. Park City feature: O Ryan’s Stone Wall with Yom Waters in Irish persona and Hall piano specialty. Major Nevik the dwarf, crowd-pleasing acts, and Two Little Vagrants by Edward O White. Bonner the talking horse, Four Hills, Keough Ballard and Quigley brothers. prices 10 to 80 cents, matinee and evening. Dr King’s New Discovery promoted for coughs and consumption with free samples.
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Bridgeport Telegram Union
Gem Opera House
Park City Theater
Hal
Nevik
Pali’s
Edward Oo. White
Neva Harrison
Bonner
Gonkly
Keough
Ballard
Quigley Brothers
Edmund Hayes
F. Hq
Dadd & Go's
Thirteenth Annual Catalogue Issued by State Board of Education
The Wiliman tic Normal school catalogue announces a new admission rule requiring applicants to show three years of high school study or equivalent education for a state teachers certificate. It applies to all normal schools with a two years teaching experience option.
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State Board of Education
Hartford
Wilimantic Normal School
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Hoxing
Hood Farm Remedy
Hood's
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Flood J Hood
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Gardener's Magazine
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