Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 30, 1901 · page 2

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“Steinway and other limits of high grade
I , .. HANDS“.
Pianos mnteILJstofrcd lend exchanged.

W. ”S. S TURTEVANT

‘ §ootb Nomalk. Conn.

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vnI-VEIS, mourns.
BODY BRUSSELS. AXMINSTERS.

 

Stance Burton's and Torticrcs.
NOTTINGHAM ‘CHENILLE.
SWISS RUFFZE. ITAPESTRY.

 

Sandman Matinee.
.oitracti'lae line. at popular prices.

‘ Linoleum: and Oil Cloths.
Shades to Order-n Specialty.

K. bemoan E.) Son.

4 Wilmington Street. Snowman. Conn.

 

A certain London hotel uses a bushel
of potatoes II year for pen wipoIs on
the tables in the writing rooms. EveI y
morning II lalgc potato to put In II
compartment of the “pen boat and“ utter
twenty tour hours the below is remov-
ed and another put in. Penn in pon-
holchn are stuck into the potato" halt a
dozen III II ti‘nie. giving it the appear
once of II porcupine it is claimed that
II potato ponwipcr is the bout prcecrv
alive against mat and mildew that can
be welded for [the pcun.»«hond III

oil a. ,
. "my m

DoWitt‘o Little Early Risers uenrcb
, the .remotest parts or the bowels, and
remove the impnitlea speedily with no
diaoomtort. They. are turnout; for
ltholr elbow-ya. Huey to take. hover
gripe. Ci, (1. Eli non.

,Ho was aboorbing the atmos-
mud turning it loose weightch
den thoughts. .
ft man in there who has not [pit
of pride In haunting the rind:
(not. to the world that the AmcII.
who II is the $pendent and most
creature that over delighted the
auto pieces 0'! themoacullue heart?”
Me!" came a voice trom the audi-
y wiresv «just moving into II

 

,Inomcnt the writer was utuu
hen ho elunk back. for he Ioni-
ho had been floored.
W

MIMuctl-n. II. civil war vetorIIn’I’I oi
. tor. lud..:wrilea: “leI wité
“a: long time in npito of 'good
moment, but was wholly
mun Kmart: New Life Pilie.
‘5. it “worked wonderu for her houltin"
are do. Try them. Only 260‘

Baxter's. Hrmth Norvmik;

 

‘ Stbbb~~1 hear tIIIIt Falcon in solung
stop writing poetly.

I’tnnrflicq: the position in much
the pppcr, brought out his uouuet din
""ll""§‘““ lid"... 1 I ill
7 oy run I on he (II It
dull pg g; l t t I

,-_- reotnin LII . tappecrcd
in In? puma; deportm int;

 
 
 
 

 

inter” won one day walking
trend, and to his astonishment
«crowd oi boys aitting In hunt
with within" dog in the can
on be came up to them he
lldwin’ donation: '"WI'IIII;
, instot 8.10ng a .
littleigoy with." 8"Whoever tens
, em
to the minlntor. “‘i am our.”
rod little on II. for when I
70ml never to II II l.io
; ‘ "no: chance [or “III "while. unti‘H
ohm boys muted: "Hand and

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whoo It “l?
on“ yin
properly. bert'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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p ,f ,, VIILIIAIILE poo.

The Intros g
the not do” II
Integrable, chanted courage!“ “

 
 
 
 

hunter, of North BrookN
‘ mm‘wflh lilies for lit
He tried runny remedied
“mu dDeWitt‘I
hive dud-that quickly
n m. ‘ \ ,

chit,
rich ultimo“ tire xbut:

“ “‘ “Plow. " wilted the lady. 7
any row will: hate

 

various portend i
3 too out 02:1“)

, general rem ring.
According Wile“ thing’s attmney s

, “Parliament of Man" and then die.

collected from $6 000 to :I000 from

 

l l
nfnd Emit, ggzrngtw not ,
gxen rergovo the amino “oi disease. (I. 0. ,

. Decisions have been rendered in We

are a. vicious yank III
MIL. “Come along, you
'1‘“ M1}

sell I... beat II you a. n p
t'. asked her nil-bond. I
g the heavy satchel (rem his

thin city and Ben
utodced to
my .lI

statement. Hoekott‘di'st attracted at.
01W eh. B

to '
(it, or moved to
proceeds of tho

these orgimi tiomi
New York With the
Investments.
imiaonton he met MrI‘I lélnrtiett H.
Nye o. (I wont toIIivonlth her and her
bucba d. .Itipon MI. Nyc’p death he
drowned Mrs. Nye to turn oven to
ini’ $20. 000 loft by; her husband. lie
“imitated the 320 00 for her In tho

cabled .tho, company. Two cam nuo
he stalled the Young Men's 1 ducution
'a’l AlliaIIcc whose corporate purpose
was the higheI education of youth.

New, York buclnoso men with which
to start the Alliance He enrolled II
large number of young men in its
momhméhip und then dissolved the
society

in December. 1808 he met the Bob
icr family at Atlantic Highlands and
wont to live with them. He was then
in the Icnl estate business and he gave
Mr. Butler II clerical position in his
(mice. (It the came time pctouuding
Mrs. Butler to tqu over to him 33. 000
to invest in Icnl estate.

Instead of investing the mo Icy in
real estate he organized the hiorcnn
tile Trading Company. which. nceoul
ing to his own statement, invented the
$3. 000 in stock of that company. and
then dissolved the company. 'l‘hut
transaction resulted in his arrest, trim,
conviction and sentence by Recorder
Goff this morning

Ptpm' AMENDMENT ADOPTED.

WASlilNG'l‘ON May ‘2:I——Scr Icinly
Root has received II cublcguun nom
General Wood at Hm nun, IIIIoily Ion
firming the press r'epoxt ut‘ the ndop
tlou by a. vote of. 15 yous to 1-! nuys.
of the IepoIt oi the committee on Io-
lations with the United states. accept-
ing in behalf of the convention the
terms of the Plntt amendment. An ab-
stract of the resolution adopted is not
yet available but it is understood that
without uudeItuking mate hill) to
change the language of hc Plntt
amendment. the convention by the nu-
ditiou of reports of interview with
Secretary Root and otherwise. has
placed upon the amendment itself II
construction that will require very
serious consideration. The weight of
opinion. however, inclines to the ho
licv that even as it stands. the con-
vention notion yesterday will not no
dIaupprovcd from Washington.

 

 

 

BOARD OF ARBITRATION.

HAii'l‘lI‘ORi), May {ilk—l". L. iron. at
the State Board of Arbitrutlou, was in
conference today with George A. I’nr-
sons. who is also n member of the
bourd and the law from which that
body derives its poworu was carefully
gone over. it was decided by those
IIIcnIbern that the pIeIious coIII-ItIuc-
Hop 01 the inn under which the boom
has minded to ’I'inthreIc in stIlkcs and
labor difficulties unless appealed to
skull be deviated from in future. llcru-
after that body will attempt to make
an amicable ndjuctmcut bclore II
strike tnkcu plucc. in regard to the
strike now on here, the board will who
no action. having 'Irood grounds for ...o
belle! tllut a process of settlement has;
bo‘on reached and is now in operation.

DEATHS 0F BUBONIOPLAGUE.

1,.ONDON May 2il——~Sir HcIuy Blake,
g(lV0l“llUl of liong Kong, re pill“! to the
Colonial Dulce thnt during the Week
ending May 25 there oecuncd in Hem:
Kong 187 deaths iIom t-he bubonic
plague. At Willesdep. an outlying Imb-
urb at London. It man supposed to bc
Isul'teIing from the lightcut form of tho
bubonic plugue has been disemmod.
Persons with whom he had come in
contact were detained but have now
been Iclcaecd. The patient is Hill] on
der observation.

SARdENI'le MEN AT WORK.

NEW HAVE N, May hha’l‘ho maehiu
into employed at tho {notary oil 801
cont It 00.. who hove been on strike
fol ton days ,to enfotco the demand I01
II ni‘no lIouI day. went back to work
this morning. the company having ac-
coded to their demand“. Sixty Iivc muJ
chinietu me employed in the shop. I he
cirlkcro connidor this II victory of im
pmiuuoc. up more Inch chc out of thin
chop then out of any oIlIcI i‘aetory in
tho city. ,

Immune chose ENDED. _
goonr‘mnlgunc. .N'IYIi n21; 9-4pm
co 9 mm ”my, 0 t o It ety‘mm
Chihamenplield at the count y jail for
unlnwtul, entry into the United Hinton
cl ed the today after twq‘daya‘ sec-

-bo£ore III 8 Commissioner Gray.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

III-let .‘A tornoy Port Henry, ond
dolph int-ad. dilincee lunpootor oi
ton reprebentéd the advernm ”

ty-Ilvc cones. in twentyiot which do
portntion book to China unordered.
flurlpe per cent,

 

 

‘“ investigation on; cannon it.

. cud newcpapera. so i procured a box

0wcn‘. nutrient United States »

nDr..Georgo R. Shepherd. carotene til

 

 
 

, _; fill!"
hi ‘

, .3 ylhondui, Mutual

h 'goauurcrm

“.I‘, . - ,., l S ‘ 5..“
We irom ll citizen. perhaps II neighbor.

 

III,“ I

atom. or severe Marcelle Often
seized me. About that” “neglected

 

more, down to removed detormlup‘jd

., to try'lloan'u money ruin. They t
i were well opoken oi by both cltlncuu A

III Blulutcd' a Pharmacy, and took ilIoIn
as directed. I found “them an excellent
remedy. 'l‘hcy cured mo." ‘

For solo by all deaicre lirioelfio
FostorIMilburu 00., But-
falo. N. Y solo agents tot the United
Stilton.

licnwnrber the IIIIIIIc—~Doau's-uud

cents II box.

MIKE no OlJlGl‘.

SITUATION iN HARTFORD.

 

A Conforms: Between, 6119p, Commit.
tees and Manufacturers Scan. .

HARTFORD. MIIy 29-PIouldent
Thompson. of the loan) Muchlniutu‘
Union. and the only omclui spokesman
tor. the intrikhlg machinists. sold thin
morning that no eoIIfeIcIIco had been
held between the onions oi the strik-
ing unions and the mice mcn consti-
iiitl’ilfil the committee» composed «Iot
Fnthol Shan'lcy, Rev. Frank Dixon and
PIcaideut Sullivan oi: the central“ hub-
or Union which called on the menu-
fuctIIIoIs yesterday. in u movement to
bring about conteronecs between the
auditors and their omployorc.

When nskcd if the shop committees
will go to see the manufaclIuHeIs MI
Thompson replied; , "You can say thIt
undoubtedly there will be a center-
cuce arranged between the chop com-
InlItccs and the diiiorent manufactur-
crs. You can any.“ looks that way."

'l‘ho Rev. l" other Shonloy, when soon
said that the committee oi which he
is one would call upon the lost at the
manufacturers nud would iluish up the
list today. The. reverend gentleman
cold he tell. encouraged and cold he
had no doubt that the committees 0t
workmen would be sent in accordance
with the arrangement. He added:

“We are not working without auth

why in this matter. You may he as
such of that. '
At the fuctmy oi Billings & Spencer
today flttecu blltclIIIIIIIIWhu helpcIs full-
cd to report ior work. This makes
ninety men which burn. gone out in
this shop since yesterday noon, louv-
lug 10.5 workmen still in the shop.

At the Acme Machine Screw Shop
two more men returned to work this
morning. making tII'cIIty-clght now cm-
ploycd IhoIc.

 

ST. PAUL SAlLS FOR SOUTHAMP-
TON-

NEW YORK. May BEN—The Ameri-
can liner St. Pnul. which nailed it»
Southampton today. will probubly got
a clIiInec to test her new engines on
the run acrosu. AIIIoug the pusscug
era is Clement A. Griaeom. president
of the American Linc, who wishes to
attend the banquet of the London
Board of Trade next Wednesday. giv-
en in honor of the visiting members
of the New York Chamber of Com-
Incrco. The St. Paul is due at Soutlr
umptou on Wrdncsduy afternoon and
dclny would cheat Mr. Grier-om of the
opportunity to enjoy the banquet nix
extra Iiromcn \vcro shipped and tho
St. Paul will probably be put, through
inside of schedule time. Other pus-
ucn‘gcrs on board the St. Paul III-e
Speaker of the House of ilcproucIItII-
tlvca David is. Henderson nud his wife.
who are accompanied by Congressman
F. H. Glllctt und lion. Henry 1’. Field.
of Musanchusctts. Col. William A. hit
nine and P. A. B, Wiudoucr and John
Drew, the actor. are also nbourd.

PASTORAL UNION OFFICERS.
l-lAl‘t'l‘FORD. Muy filly-The meeting
of the Pastoral Union. of the i-lnrttord

 

afternoon. The trustees whose terms
expired this noIIImoucoqunt were ro-
clcetod. The term is for three yonro.
Those. reelected ,,wore: licv. Jumps
1... Burton. 1).D., Benton; liev. Michael
HIIrnlIIIm. D.D.. St. Louia,,lvio.; Itcv.
Lewis W. Hicks. Hartford; liuv. Henry
H. Kelsey. Hartford; llev. Anthony it.
Mucubrcy. 13.0.. White Plains, I\. M;
Rev. G. W Winch Iolyou.. Mime;
Jeremiah M. Allen, alti’ord: «John
Allen. llurtioId; Erlwnrd W Hooker.
HIII‘tfoId: George Shepherd“ M .12..
HI‘II‘II'oId:E1dIiIlgo ’i‘orIcI. Boston.
Two yucnncloe onc illled, litmuow
Inch suectloding the RM. DI 10.1.3.
Wubix of Wollouluy Menu. nod 'l‘lIoIn '
do Duncan. or. New Yolk both .ol
theao tiuntoou hnvc died dining the
mouth. ilorbmt A. Wilder or beaten.
was elected no the nuccoaeor or Dr.
Webb and Arthur C. .Inmee. of New
Yolk in place or Mr. Duncan.
W

tin: lNBU‘RANgflnIgEDlCAL oInacJ

, ~ 0

, HARTFORD. May IZMM toddy’
motion or the uncommon orbital I
Isurunco Medical directora. thcrfdllow

ing officers were pleated: PI cside

 
 

Mutual hire. “some. Conn; first
vicomrosident lildwcrd ll“. Hamill. Pru
. deuticl. Newark, N no IIIccondwioe
Eldont. MOrrilI 1. King. Nouiilor‘k.
New York. moreterynlirhndcth
8 halo. flog .Yoriu-
can run .1.
ill bill ow York; executive
award (3 IIItlanlfleulIhh o“
New l“.orit Occur H. Romero No
him. Now in Granville iii

Iooh’ti n limo.
Lilo.

they might slow worce Imd become ill?

Theological Seminary. wan heldthns '

I let- a IWilIimIIntlo police “tour. I , ,.
,- acid that General Bonn. who locnnlouitj

Iowldnnt hear

line no one
mound tho,
oIIgunicctio .
pIeeid‘cut; , ,

dcutwm J 11 mvklnu. illrj! voccreton.
and Michael Sheehau tron Ill-01‘

beIu of the chi

blends to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

one of the , ought:

of Norwalk . in cin’u‘ clin-
vertcd into an it at summer moorland
t the head of the
firm the clam «3.9m:

 
 

 

 

so gimlnhaimr Illoouun}.

to people In The Norwalku. and cuboi-
,i.o l l t

with” e law”

 

 

 
 

 

I
The Ioeott in not in good running Ol-
doc yct.,but. Mr Smith willyondenvou
k ,tho‘uo who visit the place,

 

OWL
'l‘loro will be, .i propriatr scryiccn
Iommoulorniivc of l. 0 day in the South
Norwalk Connregut opal gum-Lb this
:eyc’niug. it Will,» p, MomoIlnl Day
soil/loo. and short oddmn‘cn will be dc-
harmed by Attorney merge ll. Von-
lllll‘iiiiy Rev. B imwrcncern'd A..A A.
Gyiihomn The “with will be "Christ-
inn PutIiotlam, or ow We May Best
Solve Our, Countlyn" After the ad—
“$888821; a brie: congregatiolial meeting
«w be held. and a vote will be taken
with regard to. the hem oi the second

. Sunday service during the summer.

Thaw will hm a spam: momma: ser-
vice in St. Joseph's Church uttl o'clock
thin morning. It will be It requiem
hislrmaosior “lite repulse the souls of

the (latholic summers... who In any way.
and III any Itlmolollowed tlIeIiiag, In
America. l This service will be Very im-
prcaslvc and» solemn. -.

'i‘ho Norwnik «Driving - Association
hoalpianued for a good duyon the new
boulevard speedway. but the: sun will
have to come oublu all its. glory in or-
der to have the track in condition tor
trotting. Some or the homes which
made ouch a good chewing on the
speedway. lust weekmaro in Dunbury.
thiswweek. attending the races.

Landlord IO’Sullivnu has made or—
rIIugomonte (or II big. day at his pop-
ular chore resort. Gregory's Point.
There will be music and dancing in
the pavilion. and“ as usual. excellent
allure dinners» will be. served in the un—
nex. under the direction of Chef (‘har-
lcs H. (lakes. whose reputation in this
lluc is well known.

The Royal Family of Knockers have
made great preparationa for on elabor—
IItI- banquct. IIt Mnlmo‘a cafe. This
will he held in the afternoon. between
4 and ii o'clock. and it“ the weather is
uc’recable. a call will be taken on the
Sound in C. .B. Pratt’s nuphthu launch.
It III the Intention of the [Family to
:hold a clnmbnke on ’i‘avern island next
Sunday

.W
HARVARD DEFEATS BROWN.

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in the Eighth inning.

CAMBRIDGE. Muse. Muy 29~Har
vurd detected Brown this afternoon.
three to one. The Harvard team was
much congratulated all around.
played Well, except in the .eighth.
when the team went to pieces. Clark,
the disabled third baseman come back
into the some in the eighth Innmg
\\ hen the buses wcr 0. full and two men
hit that was evxpuicd of him. In the
I-,IIn nitcr a wild tth by Dovcns and
Bart on Barry's hit.
Gruy knocked“ II grounder to Stillman.

scoring a run.
very good game.
State League.
At Norwlch~Norwich 0. Now hou-
Ilun 4.

of third inning on account
Score: Morldcu 3. Bl’ldlol 0.

port game pustponodvrnln.
AI Derbwaatorbury game
poncd--~I‘IIIII.
New England League.
AI iIiIIIIIlIcuIr‘r N. H. ~31qu lIcsic
Lowell 1. -“ i

0

At Lewiatonmllntos Bow duin
postponodwruln. I ,. ,, I
American League.

AI. MilwaukoeyPhilndolphln 3 Mil
waukcc 4

go III II

II clever game for Baltimore todey. and
the viultono outmatted Chicago two to
one. but rank to! rors allowed the local
team to win easily. Attendance 1. I00.
Home by innings:

(IllquOI

linltlmoru. 0 I) i 0 2 0 0 l ——~d
Batteries Katoll, Busch; Howell,

Robinson.

w...

MARBLE HELD FOR TRIAL.
WHIIJMAN'I‘IIC. May“

 

H Murillo a non of. W. B“. Marble. or

twining. 31300 byiolue protcncou from?
(‘lnnorul 10.45. llocu.nmnt for “IBIIWHI‘.
Iilmuntlo binoultlompany. of this place

.i'rlond oi Marble’n lather. and has been

, ii. tranncntwieitor‘otstho Roomy-“Ho ,
Itel was recently induced to lot the i

younger man hove army. but utter-
ward loomed that 10 Icon wan not
authorized by the elder Marble.
General Boon hire been given to under
,8IIIIni. . , , ,

more out “to
OMWEDI I
OGDENSBURG, IN. if.) Mt? Willis

l. .0! nonunion. II email
moor horn. won wuylnid last night by II
In on: and criminnlly unaudited: Anus

But the Winning Team Work to Pieces. »

Personal

but 3

que out. but “us unable to make the ‘
chhtb inning Brown made its only ',
0n the next play ‘
who threw wild .to ilrut and the whole ,

bnrvurd team went to pieces. Barry j
Stillman pitched a ~

All Brintol-tlnme called at tho and .‘
or rain. j

At New Howey-Now ,Huvcn-Bridgo ‘

pm-Il- ‘

At Huvcrhiliyniinvmhlli '1. Buugm 8.
CHICAGlO. May 29 Mlipweil pitched .
023010011—vi

.31lede has :
been received here! of tho lll‘I'IIHl III. ;
“Conny lclmul. New York. oi WIIIIIIIII .
the firm at W. Ii. Marble (it Hon. pro ‘;

prlotoI-II“ of the ltIIIIIIcly. build .lioImc.‘ ;
Bonnet»: Mnlue. onulhu charm) of end ,

The prtrcut woe mode at the requontl f
M iii ;

an ,

_, III?
widely divergent opinions.

,ficurtccmyenmld counter oi o. MI.“
village:

cod. or hIIIIIIIIoII.IIIIIII boon Itfl’illiitt‘ll“

 

(Inc ii\ 0 shoWlilg-

lilllt.

attractive i’rlcrs rnugc'

. I

 

Silks.1\‘nmtlc" he
of iCilliiiltillflC style.

illt‘ season's favorites. 3.)
inches \\'lIlC-(l011l)lC llllll.

iI'I IR IiIc Inilorlnhdc Shirt Waist—4hr
IIIIII. correct lincs and skillul iiIIislI~—-tlIcI“c is. no cloth so well
adapted as Shirtnmkcr‘s Madras.
iI_\“ and irrcpruacllublc patterns
course. predominating“ amongr the designs.
pmpcrly Inudc up. is our of ”III most clicctlvcfind Stylish of

 

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prllh
t?lr'

fl em

9......" w...” a

run Buntnsm I'IIe
And Some nus ,
.\'I\’l"i‘\’ in II way all its own in the new Hatterocw‘l‘lc.
\ bow with small. neat loops and ends just a trifle flaring dud
drooping. made item handsome blue polka dotted and figured

“go fig E 1‘ .- ‘1 ' ‘
blues “Illusions , .,

l l Si Mill-3, whom the grunt iIurIIItIIrc dolLquilmh. vnst as
i. Illtir floor BXIMI’ISL, are taxed for vant
(ll‘cllx of intolcsilng exhibits. indie l3crlstcarls IiIIilcc llfi nt-
Mole urtisiiu in do“ . ,
Iillllhlllp and IlclIcI in finish than ever; Herold , .
ability to any style of interim makes them exceptionally dcsir~
ilIc new "Coppci Lacquei" finish is
mupwuld

hun~ ,

worlc

inhali-

02 00.

25c.

'l‘lu- corrcct llclt for men this season is of comparatively
narrow Suede or finished Leather, in lane, greys or blacks,

“sec,

250.

with bright nickclcd Buckle. Knothc lrothcrs styles”
75c and $I.OO.,
Ilihcrs up from

V“ SHIRI‘MAKER’S MADRAS

cmbodimcnt

and colorings, stripes

of

It is of unquestionable qual—

.of

This fabric, Ivhcn

25c 8: :35c . yd.

 

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in 35¢

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toned“ up with
CF $11K

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llIltlnN. ploy ilbWTlro paporo be»
I: much space to review of Ger,
VII China expedition showing

:Boriinor 'i‘ngeh‘lntt chime

bdrm lltcrill)‘ "

ltiir'ho Nuc'hri ten mom I III "
mission in Chino in c plated.“ ‘
lKrcIInyo . i...l
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‘ rte. Mutual New York. -.

“the crime and taken w
l « it" out deprecated "tho policy of mi

I
choline and Idiot. Willi)“.

Ipearances

With the coming of the sunshine
comes a drain: to brighten up the
normal annoyance.

aids momsoreiy than an, attractioq

Nothing

Ii:
.iil !‘
1 ll” II.
5 ,. "I
11.nov,

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III. v

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a little BAND

c u on
4 08 88

Our sled/I of Suits consists of
some or the most attractive. dun-
chic; masonable garments pro-

40
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I0

1728 New“: line is in t/Iat'can -
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