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. ”I My ”MIMI but It f’in'ulation
(MM Tm of Kuwait and if! Suburb:
law, ('Mdtmbly, than tlu l'omfu'm'd
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m' 0'” .I‘rm 300m tr alum/r 0pm to
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Mmthewnotm 'l’munrrur ti lu‘utniwn
tubs Mutant rtlxhtlt' low". f'IlluWM by
Mr murmur».
Mm "word.
WWW»! of tho tlmmomntcr t..i
WNW-(IMI’MH Malina at noon Mint
mu “mom" mu; twist. :r. drum».-
cum,
Motown .tlmomw for Tomorrow.
I til ‘wt
! 'fi’h‘d” i Ill-:‘Hidtt
. rim 3. lion tom
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1'0 Attsmriti' owl Mrs. John ll. Light,
Wilma lithium l'lsil-tt' brawn tlmrkcu' 'l by (in
MW of dull: in the lush of their tint
horn Slit. the jump?! of Knuth Kort/mil.
””16””!!! tlwit‘ tclttlt’rcst syrnpathicr.
’0’ Irving ill-kl“ Wow" it lml' for who”.
the futnrc rmmwl to how ll!!l"l| in story.
Wits no Iw did thaw «public-s of
Wand Intuit which null." n stun-cs5.
fol icon and ti tuneful ritmu.
uypttmtsm mm tun-terror.
It mains rtmritli-rnhlv lcrnl headed-
‘ , M to live merit? in flame months when
tall tho World mum to ho committing
ukido, going crazy or having attacks of
Wists. ButTtno thing is certain—
only thou who do hold their heads level
will comm coldly and happily through
what my he mllml cud of the century
, hysteria. In mac way it in almost as
, monitor a tin» no it was in the days of
~ New England witches. Wo one not
‘ sfrnid of being bowitchod any more, but
my mic am afraid of lacing hypno-
tizod. Thornton is they imagine they
on hypnotized. and they perform antics
to who ohmic Wfl’fi. They faiicy thcy
taro undcr the influence of other per
mg. and that they must obcy the slight-
ort heck androll ot‘ the perms. Partic-
ularly this cows to be true when the
hypnotized it a silly and susceptible
young woman. the liypnotizer to good
own w own-rm J m m
.1
Mi
looking m. A late cartoon record.
Mom. is that- iu which the silly and ’
Wink young Woman war hypno-
tized by onothor woman. Pathetic de-
tails om given of the trim loss of will
power by the girl.
Them interacting oxpcricncor are sim-
ply rot. to tumult plainly. Nobody ever
worm ever mu ho hytmotimd against
ill will. Wiblo young Women and
all otlm'r who monifcrt the hysterical,
sloppy tondcncy, should be particularly
lmrnctod that they are making bound-
Io” idiots of themselves when they
"in up to "hypnotic” iuflnem. They
MM be laugh“! it and “mod till they
on» schooled to think of being "hypno-
‘im 1! ’— ~ .0 .—
fomm and Factories.
A «mmdmt of Tho Manufac—
tmm“ Humid clam" strikingly bow fuc—
tovim and forms mm mutually interdis-
" pendent and hfllpfnl to one another. Six-
torn ymo mi tom cotttm factories were
started in Sombtfmoli‘na, tho Piedmont
' cod Pctmr factories in the counties of
Anderson and Grotent‘ille. Tho factwlcs
hove prospered from theMinning, and
now together mute 175.000 spindles.
The Palm from stock has been sold
. for to touch or 512.5 9 altars,
When the factories were built, the
farm locals in choir vicinity were worth
honors than 50 room on sets. Ono old
rm was trying in vain to sell his
lad tit “(It)” can mthot he could
nights to grow our. where tho gmnnd
m M worn out. Ila could not sell it.
When the Piedmont {Archery was started,
'tbofunerbegzotocut woodtor thoem-
ploym’ boom and to ruin turnips, po-
totmsoodcobbosc for than: to eat. They
bail to cut. It did not aim grout finau.
trial mm to dimmer that. Big wood
“It! food were bought for cult nt paying
prison. Than drop by drop £9106 grit be-
pa in he inctilml into him. With some
of the more: he put 3 new roof upon his
old My him fit: cut down the brier
m and mollcln will“ and planted
sou vegetation
“Bic Mount-tailor 300m. Re
”to” 100 Of them ot‘éfimt’ls”
mood can get $70 for the not. He is
"int m. sud ti happy man. All the
{H- W Within wt toilet! of the fac-
torm manhood has doubled in ulna.
LNOEWALK 1W"
1,;
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‘—
Aplut Plat Too Cotton.
Tho molecular in u Phil-dolphin
publication which is evidently lo called
m in editor goon In for touring
down norythlng that hi- fellow man
hold font to in duo-don cud oocloty.
He howl- agaiurttbo conventionalltlcl
Ind tho so called culture that turn poo-
plc All out alikc. like In many moobluo
mud. mill or lmrroshocc. Hero are mine
cf Hr. Ell-Ice L. Trunbel'a utter-uncut
Thanh I culturo that rm... Tum ll 3
column that put: the norm tn bond. We meet
Inca and women who ms cloud window- and
donut. We cannot nib five minutes wttlttbrut
no we: I” onrt'ccruu with tho pink ten ntruur
phvre of thclr uurrnundtngo tmd tuiplrntlouu.
But I (In-lino to ouflcr mymlf to go Into pork
corsbip with tin-ct: dellcuto llSHltI hunter-
whom two“ art- trtint-d for parlor frlppcrlco.
lglw up rtptu‘u-tubillty fur boultb. and re-
flrlt'ult it! for Ihti barbaric joy that tllntlll- In
that Ioul from tho upon nlr. l prt-I'vr to lw In
lolly lunch with tho Irlh‘ltll'l of the world. I
wont to In- 1104‘de with it. Mirth-mutt and
lrcnclmd with In. mm.
boon glvn no chart. End: lift-bun dcntlny,
Ind that path It won follow cannot. bn prw
tilt-tad by the surveys of nt'lmolr.
We must nllnw room for all tut-n to be frat.
Inlu’ad of Inning int n. mmpunlon them. In-
ou-ul of proving rluldruu lnto lbu nurrnw
bound! of a formula. tnko tlicm out on tho
opt-rt. htrlp them of all lmrdlmcntu. lot them
run. Do not tunstrr the c lld. Servo If. Aid
It In the frrc exercise of In nature. ln 1':
root form: r vcrc it. Do not hold ovar lt- nu-
thorlly un-l olwdlcucv. And “fit'hnli. to par
cut.
him potty inrddling nttornny or mornilst.
[ilctn nzoinuf my frm-tlnm. Tho Mturnnv will
mnke laws to Ilttu Inc in, tho ptiiltlt-iun will
cuforcc tip! lows. tbn morulznt will t‘t ngrntu-
lolt- llic l’ll‘<‘ on It: revival of purity.
lot-It to bat lvt lettll'u llut lnm not in nlouo.
My who!“ ltft- Wulllll bi- plnmwl by (It "lul‘,
prlt‘fit. litttirntour. ubtnr, l‘t‘nntinll‘d. Illlll nut
bh'tl" km and t'liuvat‘ Ilm ”‘1..ch :- (if rt-ln-l-
lton.
lnntltutltml and schools do not hit! 91 um»
Zion. but in rcpctttion. l It‘t‘k thr tln-t living
lmpulw. In thv plny of thin principln tllt‘“ vt
In. for ship und mud for null.
Irt- l‘l‘ht‘ll- Tin-y tb-fy num:ry.‘§t~ clmupb in
of discovery. bro-alt rules In lt-ulllfl. rt-viw in
vat-h soul dt-nirt-s Ind nuumutw-a enriching Ibo
wt‘lul ordor. 'I‘bt- rcbel in tho mnmt homo
Ibo I'tbcl in tho butt ubscrvcr of low.
It sccms very odd Indeed. but it is
the fact, that tho grculcst proportion of
illiteracy to the population in the north-
ern coins of this country is found in tho
Ullll‘bl cities of tho Union, the Atlantic
seaboard cities. Tho rcu'son is that thorn in
tho grcatcst propondcruncc of foreigners. .
Vast numbers of IIutmoriunajtuljtnh
nud Rusuiunti um vary iguuruut, and
these rcxnuin in thcAtluntic blotch. Yt-t
all of those. as soon as tbcy bccomc nut:
urolizetl. have a vote. Tbcy uro votcd
in drown by the political bosses. who
for the tium own llimu. ()u, the other
band, the west, particularly the north-
west, was rcttlcd by intolligvut citizens
of .‘lmcricnn ancestry. The most intelli-
gent congrcssmuul district. in tho coun-
try is suid to be found in (.‘olnrudo.
New York in the most expensive why
in the world to livo in, and yet Ncw
York has a rcstuurant where it full lllt‘ul
can be had for 3 (‘OIJLL For 1 cent tbc
calir gets it bowl of coffee. very good
coffee too. uud one slice of brand, not
cut thin. If hc wnntn ft) indulgo in a
gorgeous square uicul, bobuys in bowl
of uourinbing pcu soup for another cent,
and given on additional ccut for two
more slices of broad.. There ill-U. full
pint. of coffee, and there is a quart of
pen soup. All are clean and of good
quality. The proprietor makes it pay.
He buys broad a day old by the burrcl
for 40 cents. Ills trumps and vugrunts
thus got lit-tier bread that: their rich
fellow citizens do. " '
(,‘nptuin H. C. Taylor, president of
tho Kavnl War colitgo. thinks it grout
movement. is beginning to mutt for tho
developincut of our common-e with tho
regions of the Caribbean t-tt-n. In the is-
lands of the sea and upon the adjucunf.
Central and South American untinlands
there are possibilities of riches yct un-
xlrcumcd of. We want the tropical fruits
and products which these countries can
(also; tho populations they are capable
of sustaining will want our goods in re-
turn. Cnptuin' Taylor thinks tho incr-
t:hauts and manufacturers of tho I'nitud
States will soon .build up a vast Carib-
bcan sea trade. It is what we ought to
do.
New York and Brooklyn do but. scum
to be in a hurry about. getting togctbcr
and constituting greater New York, the
city of the seas and rivers. n city which
shall rival London in size and magnifi-
twncc. Public spiritsecms to ho painful-
ly hampered by pitiful 10ml jcnlousins.
Politicians on one side of the river seem
to think they will be snuffed out in the
glory of the politicians from the other
side, while the inn and outs of the re-
:pecti'."c municipal governments are cul-
culating to the last hair whether this or
that party will get the advantage. The
spectacle does not tend to exalt our ideas
of human nature.
If novelists want material for m-
mnnce. adventure and bairbrcadth
'scapes. they will find it in abundance
in the story of the Cuban war of true-
dom. No more ingenious plots ‘evcr call-
ed forth the admiration of man, no more
during, heroin deeds ever stirred the
blood and thrilled the heart and brain
than will I") found in tho history the
brave Cubans are making for themselves
day by day.
Before hot weather comes the Cuban
war will In ,endod. Spaniards cannot
cudurc the Cuban murmur; and Premier
Canovati has fluid that. no more soldiers
can be sent to Cuba without great. sacri-
fices on the part of Spain.
Photographing by means of the Roent-
gen rays may prove invaluable to cun-
tom house officers. They may be» able to
we just what is inside of trunks. pocirv
ctr Ind cloaks
A“...
Words of ltfn 3
'1» “‘7 .v . -
. HOW TO GROW ROSES- "
‘ .
A row flat. luau-cum tor
low Various.
”1 woudor." A flower lover raid the 0th
or day. “that many of tho women who
have tint. and not much to do with It do
not go In for tho dcvclopmont of new
room. No. tho told in not one that prom-
lm 5 left and cumin return. That. I.
tho vary reason it. should appeal to thou
to mod of u hobby. Now roam come to
pm, all know. In Just two ways—«they
are Ill her seedling: or sports. A sport. un-
dmtnud. In a branch of nmwlugrou
that In not. content to blmtrom after the
way of It: parent atom. It. llM n dllfcront
form, or color, (“'11th of gmwtb—uomo.
time: all thrcc—ln which cm It In trobly
valuable. How It mum to be u sport the
wise men are not ngruod. Sumo any It to
through Inherent tendency to vnrlntlnn;
othcn declare that It Is duo to outrun-
moat-50", temperature. light, exposure
and fartlllzm. lmywlf think both chum
arc operative to u dcgrru. but. bollovn fur-
ther that tho putt-mini mm of It. Is ono of
nuturo‘r sect-ctr nayot. unsur rim-d. A very
tumour upon in tho pink rec Bridesmaid.
which developed from tho yct morn (amour
white root» Britta. A: room are pmpngntod
from cuttings. 5 upon once well outnblI-tb-
0d usually cornea true to name. Very
runny valuable ones um. I doubt not, lost
every your through tho fullurn of prlvnto
growers all over the country to mogul”
and fl: them.
"But soodllngtt—now tbcm In it chance
for skill, and hope. and met-ncc—ln fact. it
largo augment of tho Christian virtual. To
bcglu. you ruuat mine the hood and choonn
the species that. tthall be parents of your
nowplnut with care. ’l‘bcyniunt bestocky.
limlthy plums. too, and not tillowcd to
ovorhloatiom—ln fact. two or or must throo,
flowers nro enough. Imus ftirtlllzutlun In
mndo poaslble by tho fact that the authors
of tho ruinous open cnrilor than do tho
pores of the ovnrloa. From the flowor
which Is to be fartlllzed the titanium urn
clipped off as soon as they duvclop. Then
it few hours Intnr pollen In gntborud from
tho anthers oktbo other flower nntl with n
lbw camel‘s hnlr poncll laid upon the pla-
tll of the first ono. Thu-n the whole troun-
nctlon In recorded—date, nnums of put-om
sorts and tho fortllizod flower curufully
wutchod. If the cullx swells and Min
owbllo rlpem Into nccd. tho nporntlon has
been a auccuss. Thus witcn tho tu-uds :tro
rlpo they um aowcd nnd tho rt-uultnnt
plnnttt cut-chilly uurncd tlll lllf'y numb tho
hlllgtl of blosmmr. ’l‘lwrt- tbu bountiful un-
t‘crtnlnly innkcs ltuclf tnunlfcst. 'l‘wu mug.
nlfltrciit. vnriutlcn linvn bccn known to
count from u butch of n dorm: stand, and
again 10.000 born not glvun u now sort
worth a name. Inducd. oxpurlcnucd grow-
crs any (but onn success In 10.000 sowing-t
bi about tho nvcrnge. 'l'lioy soy also that:
vt-ry mnny Ilowortt perfect. from tho grnw~
cr'n point. of vlcw buvo ncvor boon board
of outsltlo of grmmlmllsus lincuuso. for titllllfl
occult. and a wholly int-xpllcublu reason,
fashion would have noun or them—Now
York J ournol.
Bluntlum.
Byzantium, to um tbnt. wblcb hm: hm")
the ordinary nnmu with nll (truck wrltnrs
from llttrudutuu down to l'llhllilltlrl in our
own tiny, lsouuof tho obit-M. cities of En-
roptt-rlilstnrlt'nlly speaking, If we ncglm‘l
mom prehistoric logond. littlo yontwnr
than Athens or Ilomc. leo t-bctu. Hymn-
tluui nppcurs to bow: hm foundcd on u
prehistoric fort. llnrdly mty of the nuclunt
towns of Italy and soutbdrn Europa can
:Ellle souutlionllo nud vcuorublc u rccurtl.
bum In no rctis‘on to doubt. 'tl'tnl. llyznn-
tlum bus boon a historic city for uomu
23.550 yours. During the whole of (but. pu-
rlud, with no rcnl break in her life. It. bus
boon the nceuu of owntu rccordod In tho
annals of mankind; ltlms boon fought for
and hold by man famous In world history;
in bus plnyod n aubstantlnl port In tho
dmnm of civilization. So nlngulnrnsu-
quonco of historic Int-crush can hardly bo-
clninmd for any city In Eurdpo, oxcopt for
Rmuu herself. ‘
lv‘or hourly 1,000 yours bcforo It bocumo
the chpltnl of an empire Byzantluiu was it
Grtmk city of much Importation. the prize
of cuntundlng notions, and. with utriklng
prtasulvnco even thou. chosen by phil-
listipliltl historians for Its commanding po-
sition and lmuwnsccupubllltlon. Aftur-tbu
lnpsu of llttlll‘ly 1mm) yours Byzantium 'bo-
(lllllltt (lountuutlnoplo, the Ct'llhtil‘ of tho
lloinnn umptrn. Slncu tbun It bus boon tbu
cupltnl city of an empire for oxnctly 1,513+
yours, nntl that In it number and for n pc-
rlod such as no other imperial clty bus
bocn In the mmnlsof civilized mun. Thorn
is no actual brook, although, for tho dy~
misty of tho Pulxuologl, from -l.ll0 Latin
omplro down in the cupturu of tho Utlo-
limits. tbu cmpiro outsldu tbu cnpltnl hm u
sliruukcit and almost plummiu dominion.
llut. It. is you two that. for 1,564 yours Cou-
utuntinoplo has over boon, and stlll Is, the
solo rcgulnr rusldonou of cmporors nud sul-
llllln‘. tlm . solo and continuous confer of
civil and military ntlmlnistrutlon. the su-
prunn- (aunt of law and ,iustlcn and tho of-
flolul rumor of tbo linpurlul rollglohT—Fort-
nightly Rot low. ,‘
A .10 Street. Car Ticket.
A Baltimore luwycrcumo llt'm‘ paying
$10 for it rldn in n strcut cnru fow days
ugn. With his wlfo be got. on out) of .thd
City and Suburbnn curs. licfurn tho cou-
durtor cullnd for the turns tho lawyer's
wifu bundctl to her husband o coupon clip-
pod from n \‘lrglulu Midland rnilrnnd bond
nnd valued at- $10. This was prlntcd in rod
ml; and looked liko thu cur tickets usud
on the City and Suburban rund, oxccpt.
that. It was sumuwlmt larger. Tho luwyur
sllppt-d thocoupon in his pocket and for-
got fl” about It.
When tho conductor cullnd on the law-
yer for Int-cs. he took two tickets from his
pocket and gave them up. Just. buforo be
reached the corner where hn WM to loam
the cur Ito noticctl that. the conductor ma
counting his tickets prupnrutory to pllllch'
lug tbcm. 01m ticket. uppcurcd to ho a
little lougcr than the otbnrs. and the law-
yer ldly watched the conductor until that.
particular ticket was touched. As the con-
ductor was about to punch in hole In It tho
:lnwycr rcullzcd that It. was his wife's ocu-
ptm. and. with n yell that stnrtlotl the nth—
cr passengcrs. jumped from his sour, and
grabbed the band of tho conductor before
tho little punch could get In Its work.
Explanations were mndc. and the cou-
pon was exchanged for a cor tlckot, with
its value uulmpalrod.-—Baltlmore Sun.
Officers to: the Army In Cure of War.
"In the cvnnt of war, which would be
most llkrly to rocolvo commissions In the
rcgulnr service, nuncommlssloned officers
of the stuutllnghrmy or commissioned of— ,
floors of the national guard?" A private
soldier from Fort Myer risked tbequostinn.
The opinions of several persons worn ask-
ed. All of them seemed to agree that the
notional guard people, going in as regular
volunteer regiments, would most. likely
retain the relutlve posltloua In the service
[but they now hold In the militia. .Prlvnta
soldiers of tho regular army would still
remain prlvnm.—Wnshlugtou Times.
For i .
Colds
And Coughs
“Early in the Winter I too!
a acvt-rt- cold which develops:
into an nlmttnntwbut-Hng cough,
which troubled lnt'for nine weeks.
in spite of medical aid.
YER'S
Cherry , Pectml
rct'ritttitto~ittlctl inc, l lit-gun
to t: it' it. and insult: of '24 hours
I was l't‘llt‘lt'il. ’l‘lml out: bottlu
curcd Illt'. lllltl l cannot spook too
highly 01 its tf\('t‘llt.‘llfit‘.”~Ml'.‘I.
E. E. Busch, Eztttiu, Ultlo.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fnir.
.For .. _.
Ydur
Hands
and
Face!
belufi
‘
Hale's Rose Cream,
curcs chaps and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like velvet.
25 CENTS at
HALE’S.
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Easter Monday,.‘lflllnf‘f‘nll\:‘tl Even-
lly normil nrrungnnwut with Manual-r l. 3!.
Hon. of tluyt'n'l'btutlrc. tlilu c-iupmmvbcn out;
out and u't‘st-ulml nt bnx office a lloyt‘n ’l‘hn-
ntro. wilt-zit cont» will :wuro boot rcnorvt-d
H‘lll‘. for any ndult. nn-l this con inn with lb
cont; will act l-nxt niacrvml zf‘fll or vhlltircn
undnr 1t) yNtl'l-t.
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T H E J A P 5.
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Eventugprivos ibfiififluf': tuntlnoo. '15, mic.
30an now on mln_ut lfiulstud'n d rllR Morn,
"nil l'lunm a at tluucrv utorc.
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CONCERT!
I'ndor manucmnnt of
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‘idtlitlonnl Attractions. ‘
New Soloistsl - .
Larger Orchestral
MUSIC HALL.
Wednesday Eve’s. April 8.
Tlckcts with roscrvml Fonts. Mu. ("hart
npt'n nt I'mnltnson'o and “owl‘s drug atoms
on Mnnnlnv. April 6th. of an. m.
GRAND
BANJO IRECITAU
By Alfred A'. Farland.
Tbn Banjo Virtuoso.
H OYT'S TH EATRE
Friday Evening, April IOtb.
Assisted by
THE SAPPHO QUARTET.
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' Mandolinist».
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sumurucx “2.
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flillw
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A man brnkn two chairs up In 58%
And strulzhtvmy br ban to bcwail '
5m his mic: " u it'x- don't you 5
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8'49. 1-50. ms. 3.75. 4.09. 5-75. 7.99-
CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
98¢, ‘lo‘s' '1‘9. ‘0989 3'25: 3'500 2'75' 375' 5'75' 7'00'
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
“.98, 2.98, 3.75, 4.50, 5.75, 6.98. 7.50 to ”.00.
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[Adla' all linen. fancy bordcr. valuelbratod glover, we claim without fear '
25c. ”he. lof contradiction that we nprocont
MEN'S FI‘RXISHINGS. ftlbo 1“foxtrotEbouuo .in :mlerlcl. Our
lbOdomn men's hearts, all new (“,3”in ay or _ast.‘er '8 t. ° ”3‘" “‘1
Euteriu bond bows. tricks, with flow-lust unorted In connection.
int; audit. mode of pure iiil‘lit. 501g in, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
~ i , many plum at 480; for Satur ay. 2 r. i . .
11'"?de 333%? shall? éml .' re! '— ' _, $153,,fplfonfimughfwgglgggggj : with? “fiaflfid.” r5323 273253333
lac volumtw ’ or , .. ‘ . ' . . -_ . bucks. Sold eve here at 1.00
““1". R—Stmk allots mull frcc ofta'm "h‘“"“"l‘e"' and ‘1‘ funny. wnh.puir, 74c. W . W
' " d i cuffs. considered bv .
chm" igtwhzlhqfitrot luv shirt on th'e' “Inner! claws and modes. m m the
CURSE“. , market. ”'50 ouch. ‘ new colormgti and Footer books. every
Wc have just lmgltt of one of tho" Mcn'tt spring weight merino shirts ‘ gmr “"3"“an ngcuuine 31-35 quality:
largest and mufmurm in the 1nd drawers. the regular 81.50 qtinltty..~filinl:d3}'. per P8111. $1.00-
l'nlted Stateroom of norm, including mic. ' l R in. mo uetmro anodu. In block
drummeru' mp1“ and more that went, TBIMMIbGS. ETC. ; and fancy 00 on. real ulna, 01.75, per
slightly titled in monufocturinfid'l‘bafi' 2,500 {gm-y trimmingl, all new. from ; pair. “.25.
Wt'rt‘ ‘1 and 31.25601”: w” I l ‘9 121.,ctowper yd. Mou'a flue kid gloves. in tour and
them at cut-mm, “no pairtoo custom {to gurnitures. in mangled effects. “31* blacks? embroidered bucks. spring
W‘f- ; desirable, rnnl value $3, 61.9% each. i weight. regular $1.60 quality, per pair,
”Agni‘gkcfllgyfi’ Feather hour, I yd.. 11,. _vd and IL. yd i $1.01).
lengths. Men‘s driving gloveufin rods and tom,
mdnzm lod'm' lino quality, itvriu GLOVES. ”tame quality as Dent's. but instead of
A: thin agents of Foster Paul's cclcv : two dollnr per pair. $1.50.
LADIES' NECKWZAB.
50 demo lml'w-r' fanny collar». made of
chlflon. tint» turn and hum button! otfcctr,
from .300. to $5.00 each.
Yancy riblnmi for attack milla- and
dress trimming. Au human voriety,
NORWALkwé-OOSTON STORE,
Cor Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE CALL. taJ.
Reliable Quality ,
At Right Prices!
SEISOIIILE GOODS.
Fine snow-white boneless codfish, extra large fat bloatcr macltercl, canned
fish and sardines in large varieties. Evaporated dried fruits, cherries, rasp-
berries, apricots, peachcs, prunes. A fine article in evaporated apples in
one and two pound cartoons. Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today
no dozen. If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a large rush on our fancy, new made, gilt edge creamcry butter, 28c;
{our pounds, choc. Our Elgin creamcry butter at 25c, or 4% lbs. $1.00,
is a bargain. Keep our elegant coffee on your table always. When you
want to buy the right kind at the right price, call here.
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CHARLES E.$EYMOUR,
Loodlng Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. - - - - - .
so. NORWALK
EASTER - - - -
FREE. - - '- soquNIR- _ FREE!
To all our regular customers and purchasers of TEAS and COFFEES on Easter Satur-
‘ day, we will give a
Beautiful Panorama ”Easter Egg!
‘ (See our show window.) .
Also, and probably best of all, we offer
A LONG LIST OF BARGAINS! "$i'l.§°6’$§£’a§§£’5£1.§‘$.'.'°6.33.f.°"
Anderson's jaunt» in giant. the icons tomatoes, 25c ‘ 19 the granulated sugar, 3|,
" “' in titan. Itic 5 out: corn. , 25c 52! “ extra C sugar 3].
“bunch jcflv. 25c tourism, 25c 10 “ rolled onto. 25.;
2 "' " " “it t can: Itring henna 25c Gold dust. per pkg” 190
3; “ " mm. 25-: 3 can: Juno perm 250 6 lbs coda crackers. 25¢
11de mm. Inc 3 con- pumpkjn, 25c 5 " milk-cracked, 25c
41bit California mm. '1’» 2 cans steak salmon. 25c. 3 pkgs. mince meat, 25c
NEW YORK GROCERY CO. .
Donovan Buildirig. - - f ,- - - - - .South Norwalk.
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