8min! proposals for the c-mntrur'tic‘m ol
mnmnml nppummuncec. in Imwmlm me.-
no. Wmulwunl uremic. slm Meadow t-lh‘l‘l.
mm be under fruultnrlm property of Jung":
1 twhuilb. will be "wired n! the ”dive o1 (‘Ity
Englnvl-rnf South .‘vorwulk. lull Worthington
mullet.untilao'va-k'ultbv15th day of June.
mam. whicbbour Ibo Imlu‘wlll be publicly
opened and road lvylllo Ilium! ol’ (hmncllmcn
cl tho-Ir Clmmbor on llaydund street.
Erich pruned shall bu pixnml by the bidder
and necmnpnulml by :1 bond oi dim. mmllnm.
ed fur the r-xwutlnn n! the coulm within Ibo
time elm-Ellen! In "ll!“ not Ice. In case the. bid be
wmlrnl Sn lll'l will be vonnldenul winch tum
. glut {Mfl‘ilnFuIll‘J sun-Ines. upon Ih nccnlupnuy-
‘ . Iona .
‘1 ho person or person»; to whom Ibo contract
may It: awarded will be rmplired to lllll'lltl ut
the .llulm’vr'n olllce ml b t in Humble ollerml
“ '- by him or "rent. and exclude tlw column-r
within twmioynlrom tbeduto of uwunl. uml
Infuse-vi failure or neglect ti do no. In» or
the w‘llloc-ousi crmltolluve abandoned It.
vluolt to tlmljityol South horwalk.
. cm «I Hawk fur $ .I )‘ltl'lo 0 III"
‘ onlorui‘tlmltily of lion-ll I?“ k. and «lo-
paudteoj with the Empower willfllfipm-pfnd In
plm‘tnlf the sun-tn bond. II b r-vmllmue
and lmnd tortbut tum promriy Ilho-l out.
. ‘ Thr- right to .k‘n-buonuy nrull the [Iraumsuh
In mom-dildocuunl for the Inlt'l'erlt of the
- cit . . .
y ' ' .eor'a mlimnto “I‘llm Work and
him the Ind-l Willi»: ll'rllull. Is
\
it: .
190 "mm ‘ '12: Vlt‘ullml pipe nelson
13 .. .
In! .. “- w .. .. .
scotch looms. \
13 mantra dost.
1 nut mnry bulkhead.
'l'hesn quuulitios are In be considered as:
only approximate. and at}! n merely no u basis
olcompnrisuu. 'I‘hollm ollhmnvilmonox-
.pros-uly reserves the right or Incrmunu: or, di‘
' mlniobtngtlw mnu'ux may bu tll'llllfl‘ll Ill-ms-
eury by tln- l-Inuinu-or.
Thorn-weal: must be made upon binnl‘u
(u lfillv'll by the I'aniu-‘cr. and all [lrllxmfiulrl
. willltmmnwivlmulcandor-mohwbiull um not
in all respects In wmformity with this notion,
“ FRANK V Fl-lelllriu
A ..
(.fonunlltoo.
«Things'
are not. necessarily dent
things. Yet they Become
.' dour to us because of their
l goodness. Lorillnrd's Rosc-
Leaf Cut Plug in not :1 cheap
tobacco. Yet it is (limp.
' The pmdent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
The extravagant mun smokce I
it from clioichbccausc it's
(did. When your tobacco
,deulet asks “Whpt kind?" .
salorillard’s
ROSE-till
But Flag. ‘
“out package mtslle Ida son-cu
00.0“ooeosootumtoooo-enal.
‘ For
.the
‘ Best
Printing
LQ‘UH Vouv
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§
Beyond theflfire limits" and in the
outskirts of many lower. a large num-
ber of new hometown builtof wood.
With no nun "baud: plastered" or
filled with some substance like mineral
wool, a frame. house is warm 5nd anti
etnntial. and Wlllfi'tl it does not under by
comparison with too many neighbors of
brickand stone. It pre‘sente' an excellent
“PM“HW ', . ‘ .
Below will be; found a somewhat do
tailed description of the design lull?
trated in this article.
. .Size of «traction: Width. 20 tact;
depth, :35 feet. not incl ding veranda
and porch. . , \ .
Materials for exterior walls: Found
, ation. brick walle;first story clapboards
second 512on also cl: pboards; roof tin.
Height. og- ketoriell: Basement 8 foot
first story-11'féet; second story 9 feet, 0
inches. -
Sizes of rooms: Shown by the floor
plans.
Special features: A neat and nttrac»
tive exterior. with corxlpuct,u'ell arrang-
ed plans. No fireplaces or other expen—
sive features. The plumbing of the
bathroom cost $30. and is supplied with
cold water only. This is preferred by
some to no ”bathroom at all. but among
the recently invented appliances them is
a small metal water reservoir. with gm
or oil heating nttacbmeuts. that can be
placed at one end of the bathtub.
which answers very well for hot water
supply. ‘ ‘
The plumbing for a regular hot water
supply Would cost some 375 additional;
Fixtures and plumbing for u water
closet, for which there is space in the
both-room. would cost in the neighbor-
hood of 3100 additional.
iOmk [\l
:l'l
a“ v..- ..
us-‘r-x'a
A small family may use the living
.room as u lurdrmuu nil lot the whole or
part of the uppm four. The side on-
tmncc facilitates tb'u object. .
The income from the upper floor
would lumutllvicut to pay it fair internal
on the Whole Inlet.
Lo, the lllch ludllm.
If given people who have not been in
the Indian Territory u allurlliunly now
Eldon of what an Indian chin! nuly bu tn
ileum tlult the chip! of thollmmw. on
llmmiing of the dw ruvtiou by tin.- o!
l Ht. Auu‘u Academy. Kaunas. lull-graphed
‘ the principal to dru'v on him let $10,000
I toward tlm I'lll)lllllll”l.f fund. Tao chiefs
Iin the Indiuu Terri‘ory look. not. talk.
1 and make mom-y wry much like whitn
l men. Inlm white rrcu. they buvc hind
lly rmullluctioun ol' the m'bools where
they \wm lrulnml In lhnt civilized
knowlml 39 which llllll nlllt‘t' been rm
profitable to them.
A suowsrorliuflircfiIcaeo-
"What "Milli“! the wow ell block. unmmu?”
“'1" the llllll' nlzv'u I 'll «llm'lmt [I Jill.
”III“ the num tlmt nmlu a tow nuke:- come
. down
but all the pretty Wlllll" mint?"
The lander mntlw'a brow new ml.
Hmen-w u umrnlui uh. .
like Intuit tell her child tlmt the block rubbed
«I!
m‘ Were with m. ' '
. - - bowler/I Wet-II.
WOS»W _. . .
. II p
by the natives of Romania. have become
tubicnnble. They)” cl white cotton Inu-
. women .9». menu: limo-em.
cruel ttltch pcttl‘mu In scarlet or mrlct and
blue thread. 'Tbc more elaborate designs
bum gold nequlne Intermlxed. Accordion
platted ovenklrte In the now style have
wide bondc o! embrclde ell attend the
lower edge and up the rcpt. when the
.evcreklrte opep over pcttlcmtr.
Zonove cent» In black velveteen have an
applique trimming of whlto cloth etlged
wIth gold breld‘ cud dotted with sequins.
nzxonuxn COSTUME.
Bonds of .lloumnulnn embroidery on cloth
can be purchnmd by the ynrd and are very
cductlvo lor‘voets and trimmings. They
are costly adopted to InsbIonublo costume,
now that brilliant trlmmlnga me In so
grunt vogue. .
-. Mnny very attractive nlpncn gowns are
seen mode with u coat and skirt. The
cont Is'llned with, elaborate brocade and
opens ever u whlto skirt more or loss tur-
bolowod. There Is very often It oorselot of
block'nllk, satin or moire. and it black do
Is worn. A novelty la n lull uruvnt o!
chlllon of n vivid color.
Bolts are much worn this your. ' Scarlet
leather ones mo :1 novelty that Is vary at-
trnctlvn with outing and morning cos-
tumes. Belts ore of MI grades. the most
oxponfilvo being of filigree "gold. studded
with jewels. Thorn um very pretty imi-
tations of these costly articles. and the Im-
Itntlons urn In better tnstn for out of door
wcor tbuu tho orIgInnle. but the lntfor am
In no (longer of becomlng common.
A sketch Is given of n toilet ol stool
grey lmupullnu. The godnt skirt b: richly
cmbroldcrod with steel. gold nod rod silk,
the embroidery fill'llllllfl n Inbllcr and ex-
tondlnp: In It border mound the loot of the
skirt. The bodice Is similarly embroidered
and has n ldcu collar and crnvnt. The
alcoves consist. of A double balloon of
cream silk gonzo, finished with a hill of
Irma. J (run; (fnounr.
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING.
Scoop Bonnrtn For Little GIrIn-Lfitmpllclty
ot Costume Mont Desirable.
. All Ioucy wool goodeol bright and light
colors nrocmplnyvd for oblldren's wear:
also tnllvtn, toulnrd. sumh nml sotln mor-
vnllluux. Then there urn bulbous. plulu
nud prlntod musllue nnd ombroldurod
lawns. Mollnlrn must. not bumulttod from
tho list of juvenile Inbrlce. lor runny pretty
M \roll no mrrvlcenblo gowns are made of
this brIIlInnt and durable umtcrinl.
Very enroll children are drain-d much
alike without rvnnrd to sex. Sonwtlmos
tllulrtmks warn by boys mo it little has
lull. tbnblousula longer, and loan trlnl-
mlug ls mod. but It Is qulto punulsalblo to
clothe tiny boy: and glrls In the some
Illlll.’nt'lnl‘llflllt.
way. except In the mutter nl headgear.
Sump lmhnotn om condor-«I Io Ilttle glrlu'
wwlr. boys bnvlnn mllur hole or rope or
some other nlmplo form. The new bou-
m-t lmn been wry bopplly revived. It Is
picturesque. and It chum-n the eyen sud
Inca luau the mo and pmloctc them Iron»
the wind. It In trimmed pmlumly with
plnltmluouse or nllk. The cmwn Is at
Immnf gulpum mm silk or at ullk, the
brim being of debtor material. mlllcd and
pulled. Thom ulnlmntn once are adorned
with large rllk or ribbon bow» or clam
at mtrlnh tlw. but plnlnor Inmnm no
‘ compound of bovine nr munllu and are
: ulto all Ill-comma to the little wmm en
t o more only ones and much more suit-
able. Hlmpllrlty oi mnturlul and style
ond vxuolnlusly Ilrm nnlnh are the mod
palm: mm. tor wry Ilttlc children”: gar.
nu-uta. It I.- » greet pity thotcllmute and
muvvhtlon monitor them to be clothed at
all. they are wamllll and henutllul ; but.
«Inca they but be covenant. let the cover.
lug alarm: the eye from their natural
IovclIm-u as llttle us pihlble.
A nketch to elven of In column torn girl
of II yours. It In at Flootchplaid. with a
light gmnnd. The slim Istrlmmcd with s
narrow drapery of blue velt'et. held In piece
by bowl! ct velvet. The lull 'Ilnllm by
ortm'd In trout ml moaned no a yell» at
wlilw eulpum. uhlcbds low at the about-
den. The tell my. «plant-rent
elbow length and wine In 0 trill cl
mlpure. A blue velvet ribbon outline!
thybhoflll fl/ low I NIH
was < * fill
I. my on
Jenni. Lead all
Brooklyn :Strlke.
I
Biometry in Dmunsrmn
Illuploycen on the nrooklyo Elevated
Threaten to Go nut—.Jvl'rollcy II" I!”
Alan B- Amend—They Delnnnd Better
Fly-«Negotiation. Gill-I 0n. .
Buoomnrx. Juno n—Tbo employees of
the Brooklyn Elevated Rnllrond company.
who have been complaining for name
time. have decided to neurt‘t‘hem selves.
They will make accurate attempt to
get thelr‘ grievance rctncdlcd by pacific
means. It the company continues obduv
rate. they will vtriks. provided the motor
men and conductors at the Brooklyn
Heights Hurlcco railroad strike with!
them. The employees of the Brooklyn
‘lleigbts system are In the mooutlmc rup-
Idly orgsnlzlng. '
finenld c strIke be declared. the strIkerr
will have m lender Eugene V. Debs. presi-
dent of the American Bullwuy union.
A man meetlng ot the Lexington also»
clot-Ion. L. A. ill. Knights of Labor. rep-
reeentl‘ng the employees of the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad company. was held In
Bulnbrldge hall. at Ilockcwoy avenue and
Broadway. this city, to consider their
grievances. Mortar Workman D. W.
Gregory pmidcd. and the room was
crowded. .
Uni-Ida were mnuy ol the “extras."
who bud been told that the meeting will
to be an open one. They are not organ-
Izod, but are expected to sympathize with
the regular men shouldyyn ntrlke occur:
They were highly Ince’nred when. alter
waiting several hours . opt-Ida. they were
not admitted to tho moctmg.
The. ‘,foxtrss" mm: were: complaints
then the regulations. hey say they
hereto report every morning at 4:40
o'clock, end. with the sxccptlon ot twc
“swing-.9 bnvs to remain on duty untll
7:30 In the evening. Whether n man gets
work or not. I! he falls to report at 4:10
I. in. his name Is put at the loot of the
Hat .
(lot shall Wager.
One man said bnmnds til n week, anoth-
er “.50. n tblrd It. 87 and a fourth ”.85
and so on. -
Each one must shove twice a week and
have his shoes pollvhed every day. They
musthave two uniform sulta In the your.
whlch they buy Irom the mmpnny and
pnytor In Installmentr. One man, utter
bin Installment had been taken out at his
wages Inst week. said he bird 15': cents left
The trouble at the regular men begun
on Dec. 37. when .It Is acid that the com.
puny violated an agreement with the
trnlnmed. The cannon. or tralnmcn.
were to buvetwo trlpe In the morningand
two In the ovenlng. It I: sold. wblch was
to count (or six hours whether the trIpe
occupied six hours or not This meant 90
cents. or 15 cent: an hour. There corrunn.
who are the lowest paid on the system.
were that paid by the day and received
more wngcs. and then when they were
promised better condltloun the hour syl-
tern woe Introduced. Later they were nl~‘
lowed only live bourn' pay. or 75 con- per
day. .
Slmllar reductions were made on the
other branches. Committaba were sent to
the company, and a new and more antic.
Inctory wage schedule was prelulccd, but
It did not go Into cll'oct. Another comlultv
too court-ting of M. Lentz. D. W. Gregory
and I ‘. Ilse waited upon the company. but
nethlng resulted.
At the meeting It was resolved to or
haunt every often at n meme settlement
before a “rib is declared.
Shield of Honor Lodge Electlon.
Ilrrmm. Juno u—‘I‘ho'convantlon oi
the supreme lodge ol the fibleld 0! Honor
has ended. The Iollowln'g amour: were
elected: Supreme master, 1). P. Full: 0!
New York; junlor supreme muster. Rob
on It. Hodge of Pennsylvania: supreme
secretary. WIIIInm '1‘. Henry of Maryland:
luprsmo treasurer, John W. Mach; eu-
promo chaplain. E. H. Nmn ol Pnnmyl-
vcnlo: supreme conductor. George W. Ste
your of New Jersey: supremo medlcal ex-
aminer. Dr. A. ll. Fink of l'eunnylvunln:
supremo Inside gunrdlsn. '1‘. ll. Moyberry
at West \‘lrulnin; nuprcum outnldn gunrv
dlnn, .I. (I. Longlclllnw of Ilrluworo. The
next eunulon will be M MInnlIc Clty.
(live lllmnll l‘p.
nitrrMn, June II.-—Arrhllmld Imvo.
Indlctcd for complicity In the Tonnwundn
rIotr lust summer. In which Captain I'bII-
lip: and his: run were murdered. has sur-
rendered himsoll to Illutrlnt Attorney
Keneflck. Lowe skipped out Alter the
rlotn and had never boon board from alum.
Trneoc had been muted of Mm. but the
«letectlvu lulled to run blm down. Mr.
Kennilek not Lowe right over to the In".
Lowe dld not. vtnle where he bed been
line. the Innmtlcunl murder: Int sum
mm. but It In common that be hell been
In hiding In the Adirondack mountnln
melon. Lowe will be tried M noon us Mr.
Kenell’rk can secure s court.
”mung" For Illukllnllng.
Vixens”. lnd.. Jailed—The Jury In
the use at WIIIlnm Ilrummcud union
the l-lvenvvlllo and Tam Mantle rnllwuy
gnvenverdlct ol more» to lever ol the
nlelntm. llrummnud wen u conductor of
thin road. but Ion. bln Job at the llme of
the Doha strike. nlnco which time the
plulntll‘l alleged that be but been unable
to an: employment become at the Incl that
be but been blnetllstod. 'I‘blclnthe mud
llme damages {or blockiistlng bu been
allowed In the United meter. The other
can we! «lend-d Jen. :Ie. Mm, In world».
Iliu- "contact-yen Aulge.
llasvunnrn. N. IL. Jena ll.-'I'Iu It.
.I. ' nlnm corupnnymceupylng the Book
It. men Hboo Inctory In Went lunches.
to; mode on mlgnmnt to llmlloy a.
Kennedy "I Ilnvnblll. bless. Transom
Jennings of the Jenningn cmupeny cell.
match It- meets and llnblllllcn It about
Home mob. and any. that the coupon-Ion
In only temporary.
”In! i’rlmv ll" lrjnrllfl.
Wilvlusmcv. June “.ml‘fllll. Button.
tho‘yonnum of the lean"; «I tom permm
who were no murderous” numbed by on
unknown mm at (Isltlrmlmm )hl.
nearly two wtnkl age. dlml hem the ct-
foot! of the wounds rho tmmlved. The
tether. mull-‘2: end an older hater, who
also revolved norm wounds. are on the
mod to recovery.
, I
out” ornate Cone-new» tn Ito-clan
\‘ltvsl. Jaded-«A “Mow telegram
reports» that th Hesse-Wm bank but
«More c marten (or s railway
ll Insole": to Pebble. with n
we! Ill Homecomil’mbh We
an a
”Md“
m III will»
. tween comp "I‘Im‘l Homage» . .
N YORK. Juliet. "Thesllern‘ldlc Mull.
:la .. rrerpondent says: The nuwpem
mulch}; long cfllclcl statemenbwllgued
ayMancrnI Cnmpcv and hit seconds. the
Marquise: Miranda do! Ebro. null Cnbrlv
lune. glvlng detour ol the quarrel between
Jencrnl Campos and General Barrera.
I have Just returned from the cache-a.
‘l'be Liberal‘cppmltlon bod dccldsd vb In-
terpsllate the government on the subject.
but the prerldcnt reluud permlulcn on
. the ground that the "home was not yet or.
gnnlzed.
l secured on Intervlcw with a gentleman
.bcldlng o blgh omclnl position. whoin- ..
formed me that In the oplnicn at the min-
Ictera and the army (Innernl Cnmpoc had
erred In taking perronnl notice a! General
Borrero'u letter. lloldlug no he does the
rank of cnpteln general. hle duty woe to
report hle Interior olllccr to the-minister
.01 war. As‘ It brave, chlvulroun coldlcr.
however. he sought no cover beneath
which to shield hlmlclt.
One high olllclal. In I) letter addressed
to General (Jumper. said that be well
wrong. {or the courage M a man who had
faced death on sunny battlefields could
never be (meat need. and In the Interact
of military and social discipline such pro.
cedents must‘not be cute bllsbcd. '
Certain olllcers of the Madrid garrison
desired to make u demcnntretion In favor
of General Campoc. but the mInIvter of
war forbade their tnklng any uueh step.
The queen In much disturbed about the
nflnlr and has personally interested bcr~
cal to have It settled. ‘ The government has
decided to refer the whole affair to the en-
prems court of military Justice.
It In supposed that General Barrera will
be relieved of his command of the Sixth
army corps. Both gonornle are still under
arrest at their dcmlcllee.
HERMANS LOCATED.
omeors on the Track of the Alleged Salt
Lake City Murderer.
81‘. Lows. June fi.—The Rev. Francis
llermens. charged with n double murder-
In Salt Lake City, has been Icund by
011ch of Fallen Hurrlgsn and Chlel or Do
tectlvss Desmond in a city not more then
12 houn' rltlc from St. Louis. Those who
m In a poeItIon to know any that lieu--
meus Is elther In ClncInnntl orcsmall
town nix mller Irom, lndlanapolls. where
be to under dlsgulsc as a florist.
llernlnns was at the Union etntlcn In
this city about May II. The police have
traced hls movements alnco then. and
Chic! Him-Igor: any: that he sent it tole-
grnm toCbIet 0! P lice Pratt 0! Salt Lake
city Intermix": b . that Hermnn- had
been lonnd and telllng him thnt It the
Salt Lake nutborltiea would send enough
money here the St. Loule pollco would'
bring about the lugltivc's apprehension.
Hormone was traced to St. Louis by
means of two baggage checks whlch were
leaned Iran: the baggage room at the Ken—
eas City Union station on the cveulng of
May IO. The description or the man to
whom these checks were given tallied pro-
clsely with that of Hormone.
Thinks Ha Klllml flu- Slur-re.
Mrsxmroms. June 43. —- Mrs. Clara
Crowley of tble city has Inlermed the po-
Iloo that the Rev. Is‘runclu Hormone. the
Salt lake fugitive. Ir responsible (or the
death of one of her abate" and the disap-
pcnrncc and probable death of another.
Bertha Wnugcu was bin that wife. and rho
died at the grippc, hcr mnlndy being ng-
grnvntcd by Ilormnns' sllort to have her
declared Insane. Ila then attempted to
marry Gnrollun. her ulster. and had great
Influence over her. although utterly rn—
pugnunt to her. She has not been seen
slnco the spring at IHal‘l. and Mrs. Crow-
ley believes he:- to have been murdered by
Hermann.
THE DEATH PENALTY.
An Italian .‘lurdrrer Condemned to Illa
In the Electric Chair.
17mm. N. i'.. June n.-—Gluscppa Con-
vtnntlno. ugnlnst whom n verdict o! inur-
dor In the that degree was returned by the
jury. was sulmeqnently sentenced by
Judge Wright to be electmcnted at All
burn prlson on July '21. The prlsoner ro-
cclvcd his sentence through an Interpret-
er. He was cool. merely shrugging bls
Ihnuldorn. nnd bud nothing to any.
Thla In tho lint death untenro pro-
nounced In ()ucldn tummy. Counsellor
the dolenae wIII appeal tor a new trial.
mnlnly on the ground diet the judge's
churgo was pnrlch.
(loustnnllnu'n crime won the nbootlng
down but .Innuory of (lulllutto. n Iellow
countrymen. In a quarrel orercnrdn In the
Italian colony at the cIty.
l'ruvldenee “trike tlu.
lernwu l. Juno IL—The utrlko of
tho tellers employed by Luther a llulm,
Tbmunu W. Cboce e.- (.?o.. Ilond. lllln e:
(lcnlusr of thin city. whlch we: deplored
all but listurdu'y. boa been renewed. The
strike now chm!“ III men and More over
the return! of tome ol the Ilrnm to dbl-
clmrgo Ibo unnuulun men \vbowcro re-
cured during the but ntrlke and to tilt
their places wIth the Itrlkers. who were
old men.
Wlll Ito Named Canada.
'l'nImS'l'o. Juno u.—The yacht that wlll
fly the color-of the Royal (Innmllnu Yacht
clubol Toronto und Iltlltlml the honor ol
Claudine ynchumnn In the mm at 'l‘nlc-
do ugelnrt the flock (lblmgo tum. \‘Iurc-
der. wlll be appropriately comm! Canada.
Full Iliad" Ibo Whale.
WI‘IHTEII. MIMI, Juno thallium Alhi'
worth at Qulnnllmug. Conn. and employ»
ed at. Minter] Woolen mm» bore. attempt—
at to heard u trnlu Ier Hontb llrlduc and
fell under the wheels. llotll leer were cut
on. and be Is not expected to llvc.
locomotive builder» to Councll.
llrrnw. Jen. matte-t at the prmml
nent Iommmtlve lmlldm at the Ifnltod
l'ltntm are In lbdlelnnttnmllugtlm nununl
meeting of nlblnmlnllnn to wblch they
belong. Tho meeting In lmlng hold at the,
lludnlo’ club end In prlveh ’
' Ac Inn by new» fly”.
mum. Juno 13...?» Immune Fen
say: erlltoflnlly; "The spectacle presented
by the Ifultcd Hinton In» new by not edi-
lylug to the cdmlmv of minim govern
talent or mounting to the holder; at
Amman “cumin."
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Clement. N. i’.. Jena bulletin ll.
lllll. who Inr :m ”on past was enabler or
the (Isntlll Nations] bunk, died hm
aged 70 yuan.
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Murmu. dependent» Judson. a
well kmwb Matt!!! and Inventor ol the
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weren’t-recent.
IF "you 1 I WANT
euvg- '
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THEY-llltFOLLO “ l
BUT NEVER HAVE EQUALLED FOR
Worth. Beauty and Stylél
OUR LADIES;-
Russet Lace Shoes at $2.00! "
If You Have
nutsccn them, call and YOU WILL‘jadmit’
this is the greatest bargain cvcr offered in'
. . . Ladies’Shdes.
Also a large line of
LADIES’OXFORDS V ’
in both russet and black.
M.H.GLOVER’S Double Shea Store
40 AND 42 WALL STREET,
NORWALK, . . . .
Everybody's Shoes Shined Free.
. GOINEGTIOII'I'.
AGENCY FOR LIBERTY BICVGLI
Clothing
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Suit
Everybody!
~73
no”! He carried away with the
idea that because we are
celebrated for fine and fashionable
clothing that we lose sight of the
working man's needs; he’s our best
fricnd. and we're not likely to ne-
glect him. Our aim is to be able
[0 supply every good quality of
Clothing. from Strong working
pants to
Dress
Suits!
Kindly step in and see us; we
Shall endeavor to convince you that
Good
Clothing!
Can be furnished on popular lines
At
Popular
Prices !
w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
Clothiers and Fumiehcre,
I9 MAIN STREET.
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and stains from
clothing and car-
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SENTINEL BUILDING.
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Sunday.
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