oovanmvncM Haven. are Loft
It, twilots for Five Cou-
, The era bull's” boil”
no a piicsnt may be examined for ad-
miss an to practice. unless he bus ‘93..
.1 any crime.
main amendments to the present law.
, it was passed after explanation by
fee is “made till.
cured papers if in some medical col
‘ less. the. hosrd may ravens s oil-rill»
‘tiilcats if ho is convicted or
oisn’ s. c
Those are in brief the
pJudge Bowers. of Manchester
Forfeited rlxhts were restored to
Henry D Kearney. of Daubury. by all
unanimous vote. The inplicsnt Isa
, colored servant who shot and killed a
man who Was entering his employer's
house and served a prison sentence.
Speeches by Mr. Allen, of Gretna, and
, 1 ' 41 icons
stocks opened 2 points higher
. Was not on, sol
sin (iii-litre
and
Southern Pacific and Pacific Mall
bout a point each. Otherwise clarion A‘
‘ as were f rational: and showed both
pains and optic
stocks the
i
wt 1 he lspdrlg,
of Enid
ii not curve to inert:
or 1 one in inndon from
so early depress it except in the case
of Denver it Rio Grande. which rose
more thana a point there.
WALL
1 scale : r of lat/i.
but trading disp yed its recent " not
ty" characteristics. Prices rose senor
Bally after the opening. but, the dealing
in various groups was not uniform.
some stocks rising at point or more.
and others msrest fractions Louis
TRENT.“ a. m.-0uslncss 1. ii
and best she .
child to
as. ,
The chief and the captain wont its
search of ill: nrents. '1 he telephone
was kept b telephoning to the, dif-
tore‘nt shops in South Not-walk. to find
out where t father of the youngster
worked
. it; was flu learned that the per-
eots of the c id were Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Allen. of New York. and ware
tile guests of Mr. and Mrs John Bot-st,
or spring street. Mr. Burst being assist
ant bastion master at the N. Y..N . H.
. R. R. station. The child hall
has out playing with other children
on lost its way.
W
WAGONB COLLIDE AT HOTON HILL
Rural free delivery mall csriisr
Sellock Waterbury' s wagon and s was
on owned by Jacob bchaub. the butch-
MDIES' TAILOR MADE SUI "91c. MADE OF ALL WOOL SERGE HOMESPUN AND
VENETIAN CLOTH IN BLACK, NAVY BROWN BLUE AND GREY MleURES, DRAB
AND TAN SHADES, MADE IN 11-112 LATEST ST yLES.WIrH From on FLY‘AA FRON’I
JACKETS; TRIMMINCJ AND LININGS OF’THE BEST MA TEDlALS CHOICE OF ANY
SUIT IN THE LOT, WHILE THEY LAST FOE $10.09. N
‘ ville was in demand and im raved 2% , .
its on- First Mood/air In L Myers. of Danbury. In eulogy cl Atchlunu, Southern Pacific.[i°ennsylva- garmg‘degna“ :2": 252m Fififim $10 00 BLACK TAFEETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $7 50.
November. 1902. Is action brought much appinllsu. gla.10ntar§% &hWestsl;n. Toigtccf. Sta “”1356, Mr Waterburya wagon b'hd $10.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . $9.00.
1 . senate Proceedings. all and at on) its lway re srre ’ '
fimfig OJd‘gzna‘ig‘Tslleaniipigsl b The lSenate gamed tibihnelrbyb 1.1- 3:531 {521111111 1:121:26“ 13332113933233: avg?dsfgifigctggsodgngftgthe market $15.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . $Io.oo.
. - rsry ncorpor on an e or er's . e . ~ .
w ditstilcits scntdIn their sub- license bill and passed the lien and Rock island was feverish, and aim malianw’agprih(-Thssifiggggngfhggpgsfig $1800 BLACK ATAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR '1 - - $12-50-
‘ ”orb”? W» if: latrlttlnx the game commission bill. losing its 3 points isaln recovered it i. Tclmsgc. where the mod 16 v9”. . 1
his1 h [LI‘OV cs as follows ”A..." speedily and dropped back again narrow. The M gone had just gotten . 1
to shore y divided into five As A FARMING STATE. Pullman was off 0 and Luke Erie and abreast. when one of tho 1011mm HOUSEFURN‘SHING DEPARTMENT
mmrfifle $111331“ ggmefiefiu' “' I was??? {germagkett gangsta: 3“ wheels of the mail carrier’s wagon . , n
“011818388 eucb illsi'rict e10 b26110 An Optimistic Vlsgm'l'he flight Crops 11111111112111.1111 g 29%egndostgcis $1011.22: caught in a war wheel 01: the other . . .
‘ .' ’ to all“ wheel. it was only pool or case of ' . - -
wglue leprcsentntive consisting A Conner lien! in” r espoudent or the t‘a‘gdcnm truulollnes and Louisville n the ourwyal my the fittest the butcher' 5 "21.3“?“ mm“? and Tea Sets, $995 1 Granite iron Ham Ballets, 95¢.
“f1...“m1ord1 county clountry Gentleman, “Nil? oltcond _ 91w AWEL ”$331311 “00an p gum? $111666?!” :38 “3301:1353; to piece Decorated Toilet Sets. $1.98. 8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles, 95c.
' ' ’ ‘ tons and toe ects Ill 9. rcui me in e or war tunes 9 c e . - _ 1 ‘
gridfiifignco‘lbrminggrig mg mm 13%;) an 001115118110 New :gtrlzehoxgpbiiggfi 123:: ”3:53“! “111113 111., other Herman Snyder was in Decorated Dinner. Tenor kast. Plates. IOC. ea. squart Heavy Tm Milk Pans, 12c.
.ranfm d East Haven Braoford. 523:3, 81:3. ,fgwfiftfifghmxtfim last lillgbtahprifilels. [scoliosis (flrom tléits ° ”5" “M” 13mins “3°“ English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers, Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters. 7c.
‘et ~§3§v London to“... Changed conditions caused by some“ 333333.15»coimiiiliearhi‘l‘i awed 1 1 “”1 MAKER" ”557' white, 9c. Stove Brushes 8c.
in county. Tolland county y. tlon with cheap lands, cheap lsilroaa Ion Pacific Southern Pacific “011180“ The Hatmakers‘ Union held their 1 1 . ’
is 81 4_Fa,rflem count rates and transcortstion ans shitting Rock lsianh Texas & Pacmé Pennsyl' semi annual meeting loot night The English Porcelain Platters. large size. 29c. Wooden Spoons, 3c.
strict Multiply 11115111611110: and. population and today the outlook for ‘ ‘ oni ybuslucss of importance transact . ' , ,
,,,,,
shall first apply to the rep-
to be elected on the first
9;"? the first Monday of No-
Ii’biiifiltiitc, bilhchsngee Mr. Lil-
ny. ill small particulars
9 counties except New Hav-
f'e lntaot.
he bill providing that New Haven
Littihlield counties build a high-
Aridgelovel the Neugatuck river.
the towns of Waterbury and
trrtown at a point about 1.000 feet
, the American Pin Company
terbuizy. at a cost of $8 000 was
ed in the House.
on the Railroad Committee re.
1 several members from
or and Windsor Locks. who
he, road built It was tabled
inasmuch as the Senate has
been increased in number
Woman suffrage took an hour of ar
1. saying it was an “outrage" not
Iv; it to the petitioners.
r
lll.
lion of the hill ”9 defeating the
l 19 (lofeatlng the bill.
rrt‘nnt additions and changes in
a monument to thg act y the if"
avorably on the Windsor
t railroad there was 0000-.
Pueblos closed the arkllméllt for"
“’0'“ ”mm“ "c‘ was made “it Its kind in this town-«which begun
the future is bri liter, than ever. nis
Suggestions on o the light crops tor
Connecticut farmers to mice are in
teresting Among other things he says:
"The extraordinary growth of our cl-
tles and manufacturing town has made
A great change for the better. Farmers
have been and are turning their at
tentlon to the wants of the local mar
kets and are raising products that
they sell direct to the consumer. These
wants have built up a great variety of
farming interests. according to the lo
cation of the farm and as the taste
of the individual farmer dictated. The
sale of milk. cream and butter direct
to the consumer is the mom income 01
perhaps a majority, hilt raising vege-
tables. small fruits. poultry. eggs—4w-
en dowel-awhile been greatly stimulat
ed ill the neighborhood of small ilor
oughs and cities.
"In the hill towns the milking of
choice butter. either in crcumcrlcs or
private dull‘lcs. is the main thing.
I‘bcrc has been a vast improvement oi
dairy epoch and dairy methods over
those of 20 years ago. Some attention
is being paid to orcbarding. choice ap-
ples and peaches being in demand. and
Increased attention In ‘being paid to
these. The succese of the Halo broth
era In peach growing has led to the
setting out of thousands of peach
miles from some bee-him of industry
where his products are wanted. and
, more to make character than any oth-
' ,r.”
his vote stood for passage 53. 0.; re»? 9 '
OLD HOME WEEK.
NORTH HAVEN. Juno (he-The cele-
bration of Old Home weekwthe first of
with special religious services ill the
various churches on Sunday, and has
been continued through the week with
an amateur dramatic entertainment. A
baseball game. and other sports. rcnch
, tad its climax today. when distinguish-
led guests were received. formal pub
‘ lit- exercises held and a general lloli-
Iday observed by the whole community.
A punrine solute on Plorpont Park op-
ened the festivities and at 9 o 'clock. a
civic parade passed through the prlhcb
pill streets. which were any with the
vania. Amalgamated Copper, Colorado
Fuel and Manhattan between 2 and 3
points. Declines of l to 2 points were
unite general. (in the rally St. Paul
recovered 2% Consolidated Gas 3. and
other prominent stocks a point. Con
tlnental Tobacco rose 2% over lust
night The activity of the market
diminished on the rally. Bands were
quite active and somewhat easier.
WAIL STREET. 1 p. m——St. Paul
and Rock island reacted u point and
there 'was some continued improve-
ments by the Pacific and other rail
roads. American Tobacco rose 1%
and Continental Tobacco preferred ltd
vauced 4% over last night 'l‘hc- com
men was easier on realizing Tue mar-
ket was generally neglected and quiet.
WALL STREET. 2p, m———Missouri
Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific
and Rock Island were advanced from
i to 21/4. the latter in Missouri rcciiic.
which touched 116%. Despite the
support prices hugged elsewhere and
the strong features eventually ran off.
Near 2 o‘clock there Was un’improved
'lcmiuld for the coolers. especially for
Eric common and Ontario & Western.
which somewhat steadied the market.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private nuts or to. A
Bohme. commission broker. Swan: a
Corbrti'a block. South Norwalk:
Union Puciflc. 112% “2’4 109% 111%
iiu. Pac old. 90%. 90% 001.1; 9014
creased £508,842: other securities de-
creased 0780.000: other deposits in.
creased £1,984.000; public deposits de-
creased £2.370,000; notes reserve in-
creased £401,000; government securi-
ties unchanged.
The proportion of the Bank of Eng
land's reserve to liability is 61.30 per
cent. Lust week it was 60 10 per cent.
SVI’MATHETIG stoma.
BRIDGEPORT. June car-A nymph
tlictic strike which will probably have
the effect of tying up all the factories
In Bridgeport employing union men.
and out 16,000 operatIVes out of em.
ployment is likely to‘oecin neltt Mou-
day. At a meeting of the iron Molar
era Union last evening, it was voted
to. come out of the shops on s hymns
ad was the revision of their bynlaws
Rollo mack was present. and spoke in
behalf of the Barbers Union.
APPLICATION FOR lNJUNCTlON.
To Restrnin G. H. Hartford and Theo.
phliua Gliman Selling Ten Stores.
NEW YORK, June 6~An implication
for an injunction to restrain George H.
Hartford and Theophliue Gliman from
selling. assigning, transferring or in
soy-way disposing of the property of
the Great Atlantic at Pacific Tea Com
pany. was made before Justice Glider-
sloeve in the Supreme Court todsv.
The application was made in behalf of
Edward l.. Norton. the New York ud<
ministrotcr of the estate. Hartford is
manager ofthli'to'n company and Gil-
man Is an administrator of the estate.
A receiver for the business was also
asked for.
Shortly before’ Mr. Gilmau's death.
said Mr. Crawford. in the course of his
argument. the books of the business
show that Mr. Gilmun had to his cred-
it 31.438.4l4, no sole owner of the
Grout Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com-
pany, There was nothing on the
books to show that Mr. Hartford was
anything more than manager of the
big concern. II‘
for men - worsted —-
nits
“Serge-u guaranteed all
wool. $5.00.
Bicycle exceptional val~
ues. $2.50 and more.
Children's Wash Suits.
25 cents.
PRICE OF MEAT GOES UP.
The price of meat at the local butcli-
ers‘ has increased from three to fivo
cents a pound for llrst class meat and
for the cheaper grades the price hue
increased correspondingly. Pork and
lamb are also advanced In price. but
this is the nuturul outcome of the rise
in price in beef. as the demand for one
affects the other. What is worse still
it is expected that the price of all
kinds of meat will so still higher. as
all indications point that way now.
Nearly all of the retail butchers burp
raised their prices. much agaillst their
will. for by so doing much dissatisfac-
tion is c used among their customer...
Who in early every (‘flse think the
retailer-is at fault. when really be dis-
likea as much as the customer tho
change in prices. The wholesale deal-
ers attribute the advanced prices they
are charging to the scarcity of cattle.
Whatever the cause. the people are
hoping that it will be eliminated and
permit the price of meat to take a
by eye strains. Such unfortlluates of
ten resort to cheap colored glosses.
Office hours. 8 to 11: 45 12:46 to 0:30.
Saturday evenings, 7 to 0.
.
l
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:f, [m
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
, .1
./,.l‘ J ,
H K , «IE
2.9-3! West
NORWALK. CONN.
H. Krl'eger & 00.
Washington Street.
TOO MANY RAINY DAYS THIS SEASON HAS
KEPT A GREAT MANY OF YOU FROM BUYING
50 CENTS TO $4-50.
E R
3 this noon and was finally rc trees. which. it is estimated bi‘ou 0 9“ H‘ h I ' 1"0 After M" Gilman‘s death. however. drop
1 ' 8h! 9' 3 1 ’9“ '5 in examination of the books showel m , ~ ~ .
hygiuvote 0t “9 to 53‘ , an income of $1. 000 000 to this state Mn. 3- R1 00-.1'4034 146m 130% 145% that Hartford had an intérost in this Some men think their wives are jeal~ TOUR SPRING LLOTHES. W1: ARE MAKING
. 0 MrsJohn Hooker. widow last ‘8," The sale {,f the ploducts of Am. Tab. 00.. 139% iii 1391.4 140%. business amounting to $719 2,i This one when they are only disgusted. H ' r v r r ‘) '
well known reporter of the Slip a... form We“ to we consume, .5 a Atcluaou. 881A eon. 881 89 entry was placed 1“ the books Marthe GREAI REDLALTIONS II\ ALL OUR DLI AR [1
wt. was given the courtesy of map operation that gives the farmer Atchison pfd.,104% 104 at. 103m 104 death of Mr Glimau said Mr. Craw " ‘ .. 1 1 . 1 .
aaddress touthe pious; or]; womt the last cent there is m the sale of an gait. &R0"ll‘m‘illgfli,§ 1:322 123:: 1332’; ford. M In.’ I 5. NOW Hi YOL \VANT . A. NICE TAILOR~
1"“ ““9“ on. r. “c 9" 0 article: it keeps the libCketbODk Bill) . y“ - .. W , ‘ In an smdcvitAby Charles H. Brush. . .. . . . .
l5 1“ “9°98“ 0‘ “in ““1" plied if there is anything to sell There (Am- 50‘1”“ 72 ‘ , '12 counsel for Norton. It is alleged that Junius Brown MADE 5U”. 511$ WMS 1‘ 0R SKIRT, CALL AND
Time- is a demand for eii food products in Cf?"- Of N~ -’~- "‘01": ‘5‘” “go "’0 the entries in the books since the . . , . . . . . . . 1.
rs. Hooker argued eloquently for the manufacturing 10mm. with a few (.‘bcs. 8: Ohio. bl A clog 00% hi death of Mr. Gilmsu. were made at the Palm" and Paper Hang". SEE OUR SI‘OCK BILl' ORE BU} INC ELSEWHERE.
. 0'31?“ ‘0 "0‘9 stating miles of most farms now. in this state. Ull- 13- & Q. 190% 196% Instigauon of Hartford. , . Y .1‘. - , - -
better ll'tlcs would result and and nearly em, mm... m... a mg... L. M. at St. P. no my. 198% 170% In ”an,“ mum" the mm,” 0, p wnwu Le a d 7‘ \I i; CAN ILEASl; iOU IN PRIle, QUALITY AND
r candidates would be elected lf keg day' 011 which he delivers his but. th. R. I. & P. 172 I73 INN/I. 1701/4 the injunction. “muse! for [he defund- Ixngeb ll 9‘ Win anl‘ “$12: H y 1 ‘1 1 1 1
ll Wem Dt'llmltted t0 VOte She ter. cream or vegetables to his gusto. (,.C.C. 0‘: St. I... 85% 1 2.45%, ants said Hartford had been the ‘ahso- m ‘9 3' 5“" “we?“ 1 S 1 3 LE. OUR TERMS AR]: 1 HE SANIE.
that all the women wanted w“ mere and receives big cash for the 9- & “- Cum. l0? WW4 )57 1""4 lute manager of the business to chr g“ ong an‘mcovcr 10 “ de 33;:-
tfilgllt, to vote in city and town met some. Gen. El. 00., 245% 240%, Mb 240 twenty 1,831.31 and was recognize as a have cottage!“ nergtm xe . d it? .
to Iputl down the saloons and “if on, farmers were only alive 10 Lou. & Nash. 107% 109% 107% 100 partner tberclu. 82“?!) Wll am he??? agoufh .
, .h“ 19-, MVS- “001“” 8 “MY?“ their opportunity (and some are). they N0“ 5‘ West... 55 {“5“} 54% ”" After hearing the lawyers on both Meme? t cox. 111111;.” me SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE IME OF P RCH
warmly, received. She asked ‘0? would be setting out choice varieties Man. Consol.. ”0 ”0% “3 ”F34 sides. Justice Gliderelceve adjourned 1 am 5 rec ' wercep 1 {m T U AEE AND ONE
V110 gem trial- of apples and other fruits. for the dc- Methm‘m- ”.255 “.3 ”W8 17.2% the proceedings until some day next M “T?""er “V1.11”??? 5" m
’ e ““9 had "“39“ “‘9 b‘“ "1" mend is increasing enormously. II if M- K- & T- PM“ (it 63% 05% week. when further arguments will be “‘3: . 9" ”91%| , “0d ‘ " DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCQyNTS
czniirfairmour.struck .1. r 1:35; 13;. kit: 13% .. .;::.r:r°.zz1.i.r: .5333. '
‘3‘“ raised than in old Litchfield county ~ ~- - l ' ' ‘
Senate Mr Wakeman of Fairi‘leld y... but few young orchards are being N. v. 0. c w.. 37% 38% 37% has. wouw suv Less Bum-aansc. main street. My residence, 25 OPENED WITH EVERYBODY. 1
c for the measure. Mr. Rice. of get out. and what trees there are. as a Lon. Tobacco. 09% 719. 08*); 10% Julius-Would yon like to "W your Elm Grove street. ,
mford, spoke for It saying that it rule. are shamefully neglected. Apples N0. Pac. pld.. 3'8 . 98 life over “mu, m
Mgehlflozkglztflgc‘i‘l‘hlleém to gm he” have “m “we“ to be a mm“ gaClhclMfinl' 13““ 1231:; 135% 123... damn-No but id like to spend ~ ...- *
*3 cm in some years. if the fruit is cnnsy van '1- '4 . '
our. Allen of Brpton had liothi'ng lo wolf... and properly marketed, People‘s Gas. um um no 110% “VG!” 388‘“ a" the money lve about THE GLARE OF THE SUN. 1 I 1 _ 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1
, against the rentals woman but "When 0.... considers the enormous, Phil. it Read. 40% 41 u; 47 - ~ ~ -- The bright sun is exceedingly trying Wit 11M IA. ABOUI‘ OM: DCMILN RLbeAN
i115 E that till? wadm'l'llhe‘ gentle: 11mm“, of population of 0“,. may. P. & R. pfd.. 79 70_ 78 7819:. to many eyes—always defective angle“ 1 l 1 s‘ 1 , Q 1 1 _ ,1 .. 1 .1 I 1
.1 .. counts?“ ”mg .. coat: 2::- my :23 tr or: :3 . Er. “he“.iit‘tflfii“‘11:?”233... A: W W -1... 10“ “0Y5 310 8’ V" "M ii E W
. Isrgelyaconsum ng popunton; at . - -» ' . . . . 1 .1 . . . - ..
' Fahy. of Vernon. wanted the is a vast [manufacturing establishment ’Suu. l’uciiic. 01% 02% 5191/: hits, man's use. and no normal eye rejects L 1.05”“. 0L 1 l'OR $3.75. FORMER PRICE $7.00.
a to give the women of this coun- whose output is worth over a bum," Penn. C. & LA. 00 00% I10 hi) n It. Caturrh of the head and local eye I
at they have been so long w-nnt dollars; that nowhere within “a bar Ii. b. Leather. Wit. 14% ii 14 lnfiummutions. making the eyes very
r- Wines 0f Vernon “‘50 800m" ders need any farmer be over a dozen U. 8. ll. C0. pfll. 79% 79M; Bens‘t‘ve to bright lights. are cruised ham
NM"! 01' Llicbfloid argued th tit is surrounded p cm“ oflsr e Wabash pm. 43% 44% 43 43% 1 which only afford temporary relief. .1 , 1. . . 1. _ 1. . . , . . .. .. . .
’r Hf‘illt afiylngththut _thelie was no po‘i‘mlation to which trinsportstlon gig W‘ostNUnion. 04 04% 98% 03% 3'25 LID. and ultimately tend to increase the (“OML AND 5131‘ OUR LIN]; Ob bllllil qublb
e n ry 113 6 0X08? meut f0! -he ; it w ld com as if one need .0 DON. June 6~Tle weekly trouble. 1. 1 . . 1 1 1. ,. _. ‘ ;
.l‘ are. 3033).. i1 prog‘l‘let to predict a large m statement of the Bank of England The BICVCIC SON, 5' up. HOMER a ”0y,- LVERYBODY SAYS WE HAVL “in “1‘51 AS‘
T $301339“. 0r Maude“. Opposed compenge of reward to the man glue to fihOWfl the following changes: Total . " 8‘0er. EN’l‘ IN ’I‘I‘IE yr V] N «IIJ‘IF PI{[ ‘ES 1.
0 ill on the mound that the women “v9 up to his opportunities. and m the reserve increased £304,000: circula- Graduate ODUC'M- ‘- M \’ L .S. C 1 ROM
ht not to enter politics flame “me live that life which no“ line Increased £175,000; bullion In- Room 0. United Bank Building.
.1 & 7‘00.
29 and '511,WcSIiWaslliudton Street
I A
("1
,.
i w. A. sausolfcr.
Room 1.10:»th Building.
110 Washington at” ,_
thetlc strike for this bid of the Ma'-
chlrllsth, if the Msch’lhlsts‘ Union so ,
requests aimilur action, it in skill, A,"
will be taken tonight by the Screw 1 ;
Machine Opemtors' union and the i":
Metal Buffers' blisters and Polishers .f
, decorations of many residences The
procession was headed by members of
the celebration committee; state allie-
ials, including Governor George P. Mc»
Loan and veterans «of the Mir war
Then came eight beautifully decorated
floats, representing as many districts,
of the town. and a divlslbii represent:
in: trades null ibdllstrieamlith automo-
biles and bicycle; also In line. A’ ‘
At 10‘: 30 exorcism were held In the
‘ Congregational Church whorls a Wel-
'como was extended to the guests bl?
Robert O Eaton; chairman of the com.
itteo. and an address was given by
Sheldon B. Thorpe. Patriotic musig
was rendered by a chorus of publl
' 1school children. ‘
meIIkt
do... Nprwslk.
v I ‘ ' ‘ 1
1 __ . 1 . . . I n f 1
‘6 can for andm'nm a“ .Norwullt. touu , June 6, l)Ul
M dear sir;
“who“ “3' mm us or y [be advantage oi getting clothing made for you not only con-
aisle in having them fit. but you get just your choice.
It ls but a case of the “hrst' coming getting the cream. Oh.
no! Every one has the opportunity of his choice whenever he may A.
find timc to pick out the material Our clothing is made for you. '
and costs no unite. and we are told many times. less. than the
ready to wear sol-t clé’cvvhcre.
Call at any tilucwrculcmilcr this.
Respectfully yours.
llrlioil.
. mam-rm
meslcms DINED. ' .
LONDON. .June lie—Henry Whito.
a ts ..1, asleep FOR Hoop.
secretary Uh ited Stilton embas-
The difference between the flesh of
Crash. 39 cents. I.
sy, gave a luncheon today, In honor of ,
animals is strongly marked. That cut
Morris it. does A .0o‘rnsiius is. D GOTLIEB
. from young animals, whose sole object
In living is to be useful when dead is
tender. delicious. nourishing That
arom old stock Is tough stringy and
TY.
Our meals are of the good kind
B ,They look good taste good and are
liall.',
and some of the her doisfiates of the ‘
New “York Oils her i. volumetric. ,
The mlests includéd” nitrch hallo is.
NJ .Balft‘lur. Ambassador
M Brodrick the li
- Cost no more than ordinary mests.
. NEW CENTURY MARKET. ‘
Adam atoil‘l‘mill. ElinorVictor.1 1, _
‘ , Ely mock. Bo. Msiul'lhj , . ~- '
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