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A surprhe party was given to William
Oldfield at bk homein Haymville, last
night, about twenty-five of his young
frieritk being MI- Daneing and
gama worelndulged innntilabont 11:80,
when supper was served, after which
theparty entered the parlor and were
unruined by Ir. Oldfield's father, who
mug many lively songs which greatly
plusedthe young people. Songs were
also sung by Clifford Thompson, Miss
laryli‘allon, John Rooney, Harry Sey-
mour, and lies laud Oldfield. After
thhdandngandgamee wereagain en-
joyed until the early hours of morning.
It being the twentycfirst anniversary of
Ir. Oldfield’s birth, his friends present-
ed him with a handsome gold scarf pin
and watch charm. His mother and
father pruentad him with an elegant
gold watch.
The marriage of James B. Costello and
Ii- Nellie Sullivan, daughter of
Iichael Sullivan, of Plymouth avenue,
Norwalk, will take place with a high
man, at St. Mary‘s church, at. 9 o’clock
tomorrow morning. Rev. Jeremiah
Duggaii will odiciate. Following the
oeremonya wedding breakfast will be
served at the bride’s home, after which
thohappyconplewillgoonsshort wed-
ding tour. Thebridesmaid will be the
bride's sister Catherine and the best man
will lie-lulu: F. Kennedy, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Selectman Samoa Daekam, of Nor—
walk, asteisdedtha annual reunion and
buiquet of the Lancasterian School asso-
ciation, held last night in New Haven
The s-oeiation commemorates the anni.
veieary oftbebirthof their old school-
master,JohnE. Love". on April 24 of
each year. The members have started
a fund with which to erect a monument
over his grave.
his. and lie. Neander 0. Becker, of 20
Ann street, entertained a number of
friends last night. The principal feature
of the occasion was dancing, music being
furnhhod by Calvin Partly. A delicious
supper was served.
. Kr. and lie. Frederick E. Raymond
gaveawhist party last night at their
home, 30 Spring street. The prises were
wonby Mrs. Gerahom Raymond, Clar-
uicsHunt Ilia Aistborpe and Edmund
Zelull.
Thirty-live of lies Ella Lawson's
friondssnrprised her last night at her
borne on Woodward avenue. A supper
wassened and all had a pleasant time.
The marriage of lies Catherine J.
Ghostly to Laurence lIeGrigor, of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., will take place at St Mary’s
church to-morrow morning at II o’clock.
lb Kate Cavanagh. of South Nor-
walk.isthegumt of Ike Ismie IIur»
pay. of Elisabeth guest—summits
Transcript.
In. Conklin. of Beth-l, is spending a
. Kevin sold my Fire Insurance and
idem street, to Oliver E Barker, I wish to express my
thflks to all for their liberal patronage in the past, and most re-
spectliilly ask for a continuance of the some to my successor.
GEORGE LOOKWOOD.
urchased the Fire Insurance and Real
y George Lockwood, at No. 2 South
Main street, South Norwalk, Conn, would most respectfufly solicit
a continuance of the liberal patronage of the ublic.
Most respectfully,
Fire Insurance. Real Estate. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent
Very WY:
OLI
A “0.000 FIRE.
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‘ Dr. Illhley's lash” s- lahhard lllll,
Ila-fell. Wod-
lhsecial to Tim Barman)
Semen. April 25.—-Tlie summer
residue: of Dr. Arthur J. flinchley,
on Hubbard Hill, Stamford, was burned
yesterday afternoon. The fire had its
origin in the “sale-m of painters in
usinggasoline «riches to remove paint
from certain parts of the building.
Hubbard‘s Hill is outside the borough
limitsofstamford. There are no by-
drante within a quarter of a mile of the
home. The firemen and others succeed-
ed in getting out the furniture and can
pets and nearly everything contained in
the two lower Mrs, but much valuable
furniture and painting stored in the
attic was destroyed. The borough
steam fire engine was taken up to the
hilland could readily have extinguish-
ed the fire but for the inadequate supply
of water. All the wells in the neighbor-
hood were pumped dry. The house was
lined with brick and burned slowly.
When the firemen left last nlght, having
used up all the water within reach, the
tire continued to burn, and this morning
the flames were eating up what was left
of the house. There was nothing to do
but let it burn, and now it is all gone
except parts of the walls.
Dr. Hiuckley, the owner, is in Europe.
Be is a wealthy man, and unmarried.
His mother and sister are living in New
York.
The loss will probably roach $20,000, if
not more. There was a partial insurance
on it, but there seems to be a question in
the minds of the local agents as 'to
whether the owner can hold the com-
panies under the circumstances, or
whether he should look to Painter John
A. Scofleld to reimburse him.
Stanford Burgess-a In a "tangle.
(Special to“; SISTISIL)
STAMFORD, April 25.—~The Board of
Warden and Burgessee had anexciting
time last night. The four Republican
members wanted the police force non.
partisan, and suggested the appointment
of three Republican and three Demo-
cratic patrolmen. The live Democrats,
who were favorable to such an arrange-
ment before election, would nothave it.
The new force consists of four Demo-
crats and two Republicans. At the last
meetings Republican borough engineer,
W. B. Pierce. was elected,ono of the
Democratic members voting for him.
Last night the question of his salary was
brought up. It was 81,200 last year.
Pierce was criticised by Democratic
members of the board, and alter a
wrangle the matter of fixing a salary was
deferred,
AGAIN
POSTPON E D.
Trial of the Woman Arrested In Darla-
Adjowrned in!“ Int Ila-slay.
The crowd of people who assembled in
theDarien Town Hall yesterday morn-
ing, expecting to witnes the trial of
“Hollie" Brooks and Nellie Winslow,
the womenarreatedin the raid on the
“Rustic" last Wednesday night, were
disappointed. Lawyer J. Belden Burl-
butt, of Norwalk, appeared for the ac—
cased.
few days with Ire. T. H. Coles, of
Wadiingtoustreet.
The IimaGraoeand Iinnie Wilmot,
of Bridgeport, spent Sunday in South
Norwalk.
Station Agent Carlyle Benton, of
Shelton, spent Sunday at bk home in
Norwalk.
Il- lamie I". Parks, Franco street.
Norwalk, is the guest of her sister is
Danbtny.
William R. Brown. of Franklin, In...
spent Sunday with relatives' in Norwalk.
W‘s—w ____...
BPECIALSMION 0P THBGOIINCIII.
a Isaolatlaw ran-oil Arrived-"Is as.-
mhm MAI. Itroat law».
A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was beldhstnlghtallthe
mailba- hslng prment withtheexeep-
flounfCouuellmanKuapp.
A ruoliitiou “Miller
sspdrhgaud nbulldlngtheAnnstieet
sewevwaspassed.
The new city eliarter via-approved.
Yesterday he wanted another postpone-
ment. lie wanted time toaocure some
evidence, he said, and he wu also anx-
ious that lawyer light, who represents
the prosecution.should shine at the hear-
ing. ILLIgbt was unable to be present,
but Ir. Taylor, who '3 associated with
him, was ready to proceed with the ease.
Justice lather granted the adjournment
till next Ionday at l0 s. m. Mollie and
Nellie are still at the “Rustic," having
secured a bondsmau. The "thistle” is
said to be the only houseof acertsln
kindthat isleft inDsrien,and the law
and order peopleol the town undeter-
mined to cities it up if they can.
mumM-nAnlhlag.
Thom- Walsh wheeled to Stamford
hstevealngagainsttime.
AspseislmeetiugoftheAlphathel
club wlllhebeldl’ridaynlghtmappotnt
acommltteampurchase suitable furni»
tureforthsnswparlorsoftheclnb.
Ata meeting of delegatesfromthir»
tertiwbeelolnhsoflho state, all mom.
henofthelagueof American Wheel-
membeldlullartfordflatnvdaynlglitio
dhcuw thesnti-pool room bill. a com-
mittsswas appointed to go before the
Wrote-scare" possible the w
upofansiaeadmwit which will allow
hicyelsclulwtohold counts for prises
Estate business at N o. ‘
Spring . Announcement.
EVER SHOWN IN TOWN.
StocktheLargest
\
llne of Clothlng
E. BARKER. “ms"
finest grades.
STILL RUIN"; BEHIND kitten AT A eainr csossrse.
murals-s mum's-sures“
All EFFORT T0 REY"! INTEREST
IN TIIE I. I. C. A.
, or Ian Association has light—Heath”
to he lists! In all thalerwalhmamea
next Douay—Olsen Md.
The annual meeting of the v. 11. C.'A.
was held last night, when the following
odlcers were elected:
President—Arthur B. Hill.
Vioopruidents—B 3. Holmes. R. G.
Hanford, RobertVanBIiren, Nelson Dick-
Reeording Secretary—Victor S. Sel-
lock.
Directors for three years—41. B. Wig-
ham. James F. Hall.
James F. Hall, the present treasurer,
holds over. The board will probably re-
tain Charles McPherson as amistant sec-
retary.
The reports of the committees showed
that theassociatiou isstill running be»
hind. Next Sunday being Y. M. C. A.
Sunday, a strenuous effort will be made
torevive interest in the association and
make one more endeavor to place it
again on a firm looting. In the Metho-
dist,Congregationsl and Baptistcburches
Y. M. C. A. men will be in the pulpils to
present the condition of the amociation
to the congregations. The Episcopal
churches will also give the subject con-
sideration. In the afternoon them will
be a mass meeting for young men in the
gymnasium, when the general secretary
of the Waterbury association will do-
liver an address.
ODD l'llhmll'S‘ IIOIB.
A Great Danie-m to be Held at
latrvlew Tn-mrrow.
The dedication of the Odd Fellows‘
Home at Fail-view, near New Inndon,
will take place tomorrow and will be the
occasion of a great demonstration by
members of the order and one which is
expected to break the record in this state.
From 3.000 to 5,000 members, including
Fairfiold. started to walk home, and the
Fairlield express freight, west bound,
paced them at the Fairfleldavsuuecrms-
lug. They started down the track, when
WIMMMmbkd over an object
lyingontbe rails, which proved to he
the lifeless body of ayoung woman.
Young Sullivan darted for a tower, a
few hundred feet away. to give the
alarm, buthadgons onlya shortdishnce
when he fell across an object lying be-
side the track. An investigation show-
ed thistobethedoadbody ofa middle-
aged woman, and the wreck of a can
riage was lying near.
Both bodies wereterribly msugled,liav-
had been struck by the westbound ex-
prcm freight. The bodies were warm
when found and were removed to the
morgue in Bridgeport, where they were
identifiqu those of Ilia. Rose Duponi
and her daughter Mary, who lived near
the scene of the accident. and who were
driving home from the city.
Ilsa Gregory Ia Wastllald.
Tile Saarinen has received a copy of
the Union County Standard, published
at Westlield, N. J., containing the fol—
lowing reference to a young lady whose
home is in South Norwslk, and who is
new teaching in the Concord school:
His Erma L. Gregory has resigned
her position as teacher in the Prospect
street school. ltiss Gregory came to
Westfield In September last“, at the open
ing of the present school year. During
her stay she has endeared herself to the
pupils and by her conscientious, faithful
and efficient service has won the plaudits
of the entire board of frustoeewho unani
measly unite in protesting against her
decision to leave.
She soon beanie a lar favorite In
' Young, pretty, talented and
aceorn pliahed her society was much
soughtp after. She was a member of the
Alrmus society and took .. in
the Patriarchs Militant, will attend. "P-uem Ind 11:0 “We mfg" “'3
All visiting lodges will be quartered at m on ”$703332, h ' ”z;
the Third Regiment armory in New Inn In. a lam new on mm or
don until the hour of parade in that city, he! balm. .
lime. in. The parade will consist of
four divisions and include among others
the grand lodge officers from the neigh-
boring states of New York, Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island and also the Odd
Fellow highest in rank in this country.
Past Grand Sire James Sanders, of You
kers, N. Y. The column will be trans.
ported up the Thames on steamers, and a
collation will be served on the trip to
Fairview. Many excursion trains and
boats will be run and the follovving pro—
gramme will be carried out at the home:
Opening prayer, by grand chaplain, the
Rev. D. G. Ashley. of West Thompson.
Ode of the order, by the audience. ac-
companied by Wheeler & Wilson's Band,
of Bridgeport.
Address of welcome, by Past Grand
blaster C. B. Ware, of New Iondou.
Ovation, by Grand Representative
George II. Cowell, of Waterbury.
Remarks by visitors.
Benediction.
I. I. C. A. HELD DAY.
Ii Wlll he Held In low Britain on Bat-r—
elay, June 3.
The Y. If. C. A. Athletic Union of
Connecticut,towhieh the Norwalk ac
sociation belongs, has decided to hold
its annual meetingat the Park associa~
lion track in New Britain, Saturday,
June3. The events will be as follows:
One hundred yards dash. two hundred
and twenty yards hurdle. quarter mile
run. mile run. half mile walk, quarter
mile bicycle, mile bicycle. pole vault,
running high jump, standing high jump,
throwing hammer, running high kick.
The pennant is now held by the New
mmy. u c ‘_ m. which h“ Theodicersof the Boston-Connecticut
won it ",0 m um“ team, Trotting circuit, which includes the
"mob“ m” m. lib m mulof Iancbeater, llockvlllo, Brook-
flit. .m m mm W (of m lyl'i, Norwich, Willluiantic and Stafford
event. with the intention of carrying we "’0' theoplnloutbatthennti-
.flydeMdmm poolroomblllwlll prevent the holding
W of theirssrissof races this fall. ltb
TIL-‘l’ml “I“: MS I l cults? i prollble that manyraceswlll bash-rt-
grouuthattha m of measured “M"
The joint standing committee of the
Hartford court of common council is
holding an investigation toaacertain lf
anyof theeity's money wasussil for the
purpose of defeating the movement to
candidate the town and city govern-
ments. The general awembly rejected a
bill to oomollthts.
Sunday-School Cullen-coo.
The Connecticut Sunday School aeso
clarion will hold conferrnws in this vi-
cinity next week, asfollows: Bankeville
Baptist church. Tuesday afternoon;
Riversville chapel, Tuesday evening:
Springdale M. E. church. Wednesday
afternoon; Saugatiick bl. E. church,
Wednesday evening; Selleck's Corners
chapel, Wednesday evening; Silver Mim-
Pmtcstant Iethodist church, Thursday
afternoon; Darien hf. E. church, Thurs-
day evening: North Wilton hf. E. church.
Friday (afternoon: Cranberry Plains
chapel. Friday evening; East Norwalk DI
E. church. Friday evening. The after-
noon conferences will bo at 20‘clock.snd
the evening conferences at 7-30 o'clock.
Members of the state committee. neigh-
boring pastors, and other interested Sun-
day school workers will speak.
STORIES 0? TI"! STATE.
Items of Interest called Ira- lrary Quar~
tor of con-antleat.
Fire in the office building of Benedict
& Burnham, at Waterbury, last night.
damaged the building and contents to
the extent of 020,000; fully insured.
An important real estate deal has just
been consummated in Waterbury. The
property of the American Pin company,
We by too feeton East Ilain street, 192
by 85 on Brown street, in the heart of
the city, was transferred to John
Ioriarty for $l00,000. Mr. Moriarty will
erect a big warehouse on the East Main
street side.
l
willmake a nnmbw of Improvements.
suchasregrading the groandsand rs-
srttlngtliegates. A new method will
hetrlsdthls year to prevent the grass
and words from g' wing. A number
«marathon nap-reindeer!
We have - opened a complete
Boys? or
wear. from the cheapest to the
whichshallaothacashprlses.
neat flashy the bicycle race from
Batm‘toOMespwfllMaadlaalas-
will he spinltlsd over the grounds,
coveradwlthsmldatidthsnrolled..lobn
almuhmbssnawardsdihemtsaet
toputthegrouudslnsbapefnrtheplayo
are. Newnetswlll also be purchased.
”mmmmm'. thewalsagtbesuwhcfw. The neutron of the Booth Norwalk
“ammo-MI- mountaineers-nauseous” Iawafl‘sanls slab are honesty mesa.
hasofthesoelalelab. 'l'hsesarteeia-
mitts-whom overseeing the worth
The Ola-filed Advocate says that often Immune-rummage.
thallorwslk youth whowss tseawllssdurlsgtbethy. but giving
The annual Yale spring athletic games
will be heldnsxt flaturday. The events
areallscramhandasfollows: 100 yards
dash,220yavdsdssh,440yardsrun, one
mile run, I” yards hurdle. 280 yards
broad jump. pole vault. putting the shot,
throwing the hammer. one mlle walk
andtwoinils bicycle race. The prises
hurdle. running high jump, running lhnach
lsdglaglathaflts-fnrd
some
usvwspotfoartssaallss. I'll-reat-
h-hssadlvldadlatodlvflsu. sad the
la ofBaIIIsIW.
plum wlll be handsome cups.
Hoyt, In, Bubsrth. Ilhhsllalallverlit
All the Latest Novelties ln
Fumishing Goods!
for Men’s.
Children’s
llllllllS Wlll BE SAVED.
SEBlETllll G
Wants More
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Ind- Ilp Ila film! to -‘ ~ ‘s’ll' ll..- '
I'll In. I”. Electric (‘ ...I—ili- Pela—
IIOI‘ II. Illa lollies- mild to Know It.
N" You, April 95,-—Tbe Times this
morning prints the following dispatch
from Albany:
“It may be stated with semi official posi-
tivene- that Governor Flower will save
Carlyle W. Harris, the convicted murderer.
from execution. it may also be stated
with equal certainty that this. information
has been conveyed not only to Mrs. Harris,
but to young Harris himself.
“Todaya man who occupies a position
of close relationship with the governor
said to The New York Times’ correspond-
ent: ‘Rest assured that Harris will escape
the death chair. The governor will re-
prieve him pending the report of George
Rallies, and mark my words, eventually
the sentence will be commuted to impris-
onment for llfe.’
“ ‘Governor Flower Ks very kind hearted
man. He does not believe in capital pun-
ishment. He may believe that Harris is
guilty, but the intercession of powerful
political friends and the tearful walls of
his mother have produced thcdesired effect
and Harris will escape death} "
Criticism! by the Governor.
Governor Flower expremd his opinion
redeeming the worse of District Attorney
"d in old- fashioned rs, is just
pm for with yellow metal.
spent with us- viz: We are
givm
and Tuesday followmg.
First Lot—Ladies’ three-capo Nov
St 98; sale price $3. 40. Second lot,
value 34 60; sale price 32. 98.
Now we are somewhat difiorent inasmuch as a purchase from
as acceptable asd one
erefore don’t bring gold and de-
mand a premium, for we are giving premiums on every dollar
you in actual value 31. 25 to
$1.50 worth of goods for every do lai- you spend.
We lntend to leave a copy of this sale
at your door. and here It Is.
If you don't take advantage of it the fault ir yours, not. ours.
Sale begins Saturday, April 22d, and continues on the Monday
83 WASHINGTON S'l‘lll'} ET
Lodies’ Spring Jackets will also be included in this sale.
blue Jackets, actual value
vlzadies’ ’Black Jackets, actual
Nicoll.
“ ‘I am surprised, " he said, “that the dis:
DRESS GOODS.
trict attorney of New York seems to be ig— $3.1“ 2 Pngst36
norant of the statute under which I have '
appointed ‘ referee ,0 take “sumo“, in 25!: Ten pieces Striped and Plaid Flannel ............................... 19c
the matter of the application of CHI,“ W. 25c Thirty six inch Changeable Goods ................... . ............. 190
Harris 10,. ”mm,“ clemency The “In“. 39c Five pieces 40 Inch Striped Flannel ............................... the
is chap," 2,3 of the I.“ of “537. and h” 49c Eight pieces 40 inch Strimlilannel and Wide Wale Suitings. . . . . . . . 29c
be", twice before “km ‘d‘.“mge 0, un- 45c Fifteen pieces extra line pea and Plaid Sc ..................... 34c
der similar conditions—once in the case of We
All of our Home Spuns, Camels' Hair, Stripes, Bouretts, Flannels and
. . . . Serge-s in Plaids, Stripes and Changesbles ........................ 43c
3:33:32“ ““d “3““ i“ "’m” ““1“" 29.: Three pieces, diagonal striped in Tail. Black and Golden Brown” 19c
“1M3 I“ “mark” me ,0 “pom, I 25c “eshall 33ng our entire stock of Henrietlas, in Black and Solid 19c
pamwcwdncuhnfingm "m matter ‘ Colors, ............................................
pertaining to an application [or clemency, the Twenty pieces :0 inch Henriettas and Serges, guaranteed all wool, in
“a empowers me ,0 in,“ subpoenasto the latest coorings.. ...................................... 45¢
witnesses. It is not expected to try the n 3"
Harris case over again, but merely to hear
such additional evidence as may appear to
the referee to be pertinent to the questions
raised on the application for clemency.
VIII lift the New hide-aw.
“Since the application for a new trial for
Harris waa refused by Recorder Smyth, I
have received many communications from
persons professing to know something of
namely, ”the a yard.
DOM ESTICS.
Aging; AL
Twenty pieces very fine French Suiting, in dress pattern lengths, no
two alike, which we used to decorate our booth at the Amory Fair.
These goods were slightly soiled. as we expected they would be, and
we shall consequently close the entire lot out at a great sacrifice;
PRICE gL'BING
lzlc E"l’vronty- five pieces ZephyrSuitings. make up splendid for light
Branching s
«36 Washington st.
lill smut. . Ill, mots.
We buy for cash and sell at
the lowest cash basis.
Ourstockof 1.,
will PIPER.
wmunw SHADES.
cosmos PlllES
PllllTEllS’ SUPPLIES
is worthy of inspection. ,
-———-OO.——-—-
llur Wall paper
inlets, “mama
stock, although Incom
sists of over 25,000 to
designs, which' is an assortment
sclecutlfzd ftrom 10ft the
man ac more 0 e on
Our stock in thgofl‘iolinea “7
specified In fully as Comm-:11:
F H. NASH 81 Bill).
Plumbing '
Gas-Filling,
Tin and Sheet
Iron "all.
Illlllll SH IlllliiS.
llllllf Mill. BIIIESS
all NEW lllllK IlIIliES.
Wra rs, Summer Dresses, etc ............. Tic yd
the facts regardin the death of H 1 weight House pp! '
Potts which were nit brought out (Inga: .lc “:finkfllm 4 4 Bleached ”“91“" Every one has a use for 'rlc yd nflhnlalell China
the trial of “I. m. ................................................. . . .
i"; u... .l u... mm... m... .l ’ff 3: gggfgm, tgnfgjg'gg‘g“,"gx,gmg' Mm “2°” ------ gig,“ Dinner and Tea Sets,
w is were disputed, I determined to ap- ' """"""""""" - -
point a referee for the sake of sifting the .mc 1:?“gousTur‘li‘LIsthowg-leHmun"! ------ d . Ill ti ----------- 1220 ea Plalll Bill“, m
additional evidence, and finding out ex- 2“ Ive “m rev m ow 2a,: on ors “9 ‘. ‘xings """ f ' cm
11me “In, it “mum“, ,0 I could “0‘ the One thousand tivgfimdaed yards unequ‘slltytroeslfBarMuslm. and Ti. 'm
. ' (let some for 's recs or aprons or yourse when you ,
:3; $331335 sali'gniigxuxnfifl: can get it for, . .‘.y . .1! .' .............. tail ............... ll c yd AT LOWEST PRICES.
- > ’ . \‘e .i ) lave cheaper g es. _ _._-
$525,331; ‘;::::T°2:y’hl fistula“! $5 00 Edison pair ( ‘henille Portiores dado lop and bottom ........ :53 29 pr pair A “Wm“ "I‘m
In person or by "pgwmmh: m '° 4' fl “:5 One hulnilre? pair lace Curtains with pole and fixture. all 08L M u“ school for both and
- ’ ' romp rte or ............................................. ‘eu All m In”,
"nu“ "mum ”'0'“ '0' ”‘9 de"“d'“'v $1.49 Tr. only-live (7 he lllllt' Table Covers, size 6 4 and fringed, all for We es em
and to introduce such evidence as he may 10c Twenty five dozen Towels __________________ tile on -a————. lsushl Graduatesaa.
iiei'iriwligriigfli «Edaynziogm: 200 T. n pines 5 line I- Ieneh Satieen, large figures, suitable for our d “EN 10ml“-
th k d th I ‘ mills. comforters. etc. . .7 .................................. llc y _ “-0 m". .,
mi: Iii? “is“. 2:23: ,2: 3:21;: “.39 One hundred and fifty \\ rappers for ........................ 891: on Busmflss 1. on. reasonable
mony presented. After that report I shall .
lake up the case and decide II." V" 1 H05] ERYI PRK E DL RP. BMW term will
W..- at. 'A . 3 ‘ .‘u April loin.“ :1»? ~
; , VALUE _ THIS SALE
at". I". m'“'.”'f°"" The to $1.50 One lnl (lents’ Merino Vests. drunllners‘ samples, slightly soiled :ch 5““ ‘0' W.“
“armi'fif:flafiafipflfbfh'ffm 15c 0m- to: «lung [lulbriggan llalf Hose .................................. me co" 8 i «all can” Journal.
“1d,, will “mm“ this year 0” of the 15c Ono lot Iirnts’ Shawknii Half Hose .................................... NC I Address
greatest strikes “‘5‘ ll” ETC? occurred in ‘00 ”PB“: “I!" “6380 .......... . ........................................... 7c u” ‘L.mm
this I)!" 01 the country (Mum it h m l5c Gents. Linen Collars. Standing or Turn Down ......................... 98: Mm;
occur if the Amalgamated association is 3'2: giggtiitl'ggnwws Suspenders ... ....................................... ‘2” _....
"at prepared in ”"3 “9'" u" figures in «the Gents Mixed Shimand Drawers ................................... . '———.
the next year a scale with no stintcd hand. he Lad' Bl k (3 lured boa Ito H ‘ 11 a a
The manufacturers look upon - reduction lP . res . so or o, m use ................................ c
of Will” M an “mm“ necessity to the lac Children a Bear Ribbed Hose, fast black ............................. llc Huh“ mo, u.” Bout
life 0, , he hminm 25c lnfanis' Ribbed eats, button down front, sizes 1, 2, 3 .................. 19c Tilt “W;
__ ‘ ____, ._ 33c gm”. R‘ibbed \'estf,sl;|utto‘i:.dpwn froni'; sin-3s 4, 5. 0 .................. 2’30 i: gohfitflcld will 3‘0”“ “MI-“m
1., h c , c 25c ys' Out ng Flanne Irt slats. sizes to l’ ......................... We use. a“ of “w district
Consist; It"; ”Egg—iris. sn- 2 “ $“fxmgmm: '
promo court in this city the famous con- MOTIONSs . lat dayof Ma' Just which utmlfi
splracy case in which llenry ll. llarne M‘l'l'Al. PRICE DURING ready IO "00 VB! ”II-05° ,
claims 160,000 from a number of well Y.) “I B . l , . , , , “"5 ”A“ y‘a12m‘r‘firf,“ ‘Mu ’2': ;
known people w” commenced “(on 1.; Mi: (lento llandkerchiefs,‘ um white or - ........... to its 0h”- a I. . m“ u 10?le m -‘ a,
William Rummy. It. is probably the most 351: Ladies Silk or [neither Belle .......................................... lllc M In" Jun“. “L m? "m ,I
‘mponm" c”. which ha. been "led in till. 500 Wire Black Silk Tflfl“ ("07!!! ..................................... Mic Aw
section 0' the “I.“ in many years. lilo Three Packages Toilet Paper .......................................... Ochlflml'ghm l0? Mal VII!-
._.~_..,. ,MW 250 Till“) “Ulla Perforated Toilet .................................... 179 M II m llarwalk. AW“ “&
PIP-Indus! .1 11“,". Teachers. _ I00 mlfl‘ Lisle “Ml (MOVED. snorted 00'0"! .................. s . . . ..... "C H
“Human“ April % "1|... lamest 25c Child’s Llale’l'hread Gloves; assorted colorssnd aims. . .. ”it: - ,-. ~ m -
“alumna“ of Chlnamen t'" III-III! m fltll Inc We assortment Ladies I Ii)!“ ...................................... 00
cum", “I. “. ‘ Chinese sum“, school in I00 Corset SIR” with one inch WM)! ................................... 6c
ohm hall. When completed about 175 I30 ”I?” fluids in soils. assorted lengt he .................................. ‘lc
”on o, ' 4 the Hooks and Eyes, black or white, twelve dosen in box ................. 0c
rcglsli tans ill have been listed The 23o Ladies' Fancy AW Wu
I‘M! law “I. explained to the Chl‘ .................................................
namen by the teachers of the Sunday
....... W m] KITCHEN DEPARTMENT, m, m NEW Uprighl’l'im
Halolds Mama's Caner. AVALll‘I: [Tiff]: “Ell. had I" h . . 2425‘“;
Ilianissoau. April its-George II. lion Inc Three hundred Scrub Brushes. . .. . as "W“ m
gen. who cut hls threat at the American loo One hundred Rolling Pins. ........ "fiat-xedstrla‘w a Ins
hotel in Lebanese. was a well known 17c Btovs Brushes one year. ism
journalist and lawyer of on. city. He once to J 0“ N H DA“
i353”? to kill himself at Shelton, but '10 I t“.
organ wusoyears old and has ”I: “I A
bad a checkered career. 81c “umbm'd a.
It set-not I’wr Ito-k Age/ate. ass i “:th amiss-l th- Wfi‘:
nims Cans Mich" April Sis—Jae Inc ”nan-nu“ ENE! ul- ”hon-"r
canvassera lnstllute of the seventh Da Me One hundred Palm “52‘?” n. 1. W
Adventists closed aftersia weeks thumb I: 3:: hundred R0 912:3in Pii’l‘s‘h. g .
drilling. 0'" I!) book unvasaers an I undred M n
fitted for handling their was. loo emery-tin Lunch as. ...... “ll ”M l . . .
..._......_.._.........-- 50c One hundred lanterns ...... .
a. lasin- Crelwaw- To One hundred lest Brotlera. . The Hebrew hath hrs-I Insists d.
BIYLLIVMI, lull, April U.--A windatom, alto Zinc Clothes Sprinklers ...... mm to stun am a
approaching a cyclone In force, struck the 100 Long Cake . ............... . ................................. 7s “m", ”I, In mm» m
:own oil Patton and blew h the eutlla ii: Bread Pans. ........................................... . ..... .71: but... "I n, asssaat w y. 3"
root 0 a hrlck hulldln occupier] III. large Greeters ................................................... c
as a drug store I by do 01:00 hints-dire“: Cakes Stove Polish ............ , ..................... Iii:
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rimmi- Imus. «“ ‘ so Plvehundred Plates ......... . ................................ tic H damn- Wm
L‘nnivrliu,a ln—Jl’he 11m loo rm hundred Dinner m ..... . ................................ to 8|] 8
Do ea Fifty Ileana Decorated Samanth- ........................... . as ea
In Ousbundredlheosalailm ...... .. .... .mo
Ila Fivebuudrad liaisons“ ... .. . 1s H
[[40 Fiftyiheorlhd ”Semaphore.” .................... ..... u.” m
Ara-salafllllhwla. Anamoym lutblssalesuoli not“ w‘ "I omfsum a”.
mrwcuoo. swln~mwfiow was, Yellow WWW“ “my... ’ or... drier .n'unss, ‘
In In!“ M" mm Hoodoo Dua'th'stoaraddrwaslw “humanitarian.
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World’s fair.
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