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TAPESTRT—BRUSShLS VELVET BODY-
} MARQUETTE “MINISTER:
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If our prices are‘ not the lowest,
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BRIDGEPORT (lot or 9...
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If Joe kept a n
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‘Ihe‘ ohndow' or tile police swoon n
:5 li‘olrileld avenue. None at the pbllde- a
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Flo!
:caiiiilr‘o‘d In
(1 nidoy night.
foam: Matthew:
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' or oi liy flanged will;
ll Louisa me
to. no for ‘
goinst lea
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ed, iii
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Violsii
Reich’e’ bond will declared Leited
yesterday morning. '
'l'hpf oonrli adloumod‘nn'tll this morné
cal ed sonhe out of town bond oases.
All the orioo‘nera have been dlnposed
at; .
memoirs mucus. nIAU‘Ize
moon-oi B fimptiono
matched We“ “3:61;“ a? They don't
have them, our will all? onoA Who hitch
Buoklen‘n Amicoisolie. Rh“ aim-lilies
the loco. hammer V, Rhei‘l‘oi volilsh
before it it clifol soul
do. chilliloino dn‘i‘o 1.
2ont EH Benton ow to M :‘
world coon-iv moo.
nowAnAvnn. onioigr 9,»: l booeme
ero meager-do! thiii inert” 11‘
Earle. iter known aeg"iiooo"il‘e rrl 'f
iho«cooolluo lino! ,. A
quieti; amnion fl in?!“ 5hlogo '
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Minn hello; Wood or dilly. uolg
Have no th o »
toil Women on o well A
Within to their Lri or All!
"hu‘wM1‘D‘ {we mood to _
known in this all] oi;ti bottom .
gem . when he filmed on the
WRIT! CECE”); j fv' '
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rroondod by ..
, Moulwmn ‘ -
Anolle the case .3 ‘
ew‘
~ ills estnhilehrnent In one,
_ its rout
doors. ,
. Sherman Houeq, MaryD
, Columbus, Ohio, Notions! President.
in i: 10, When Prosecutor KAWWYi
.m u:
noggin rig..-
Ni your:
- - JIlIlIC M alum
- cool. The meor‘lg‘vxed‘ that this heavy
1- one ‘eoulery. .
ll ",1 f
1 mi eeu ‘iolt ring A
*‘ n the Vicinity at a non-unionist'e house q‘
in: part i
i on“ ill
routing? Egan“ ii
, Burnh‘nm roll with a hill
Tho
oommrx‘him no 111906 ii, iii new in
; the ankowanon and Wyoming, voli- ‘
#16. imoogarrim dur-
‘ HAZELTON, Pn..0ctober 9~Tho on-
Ellie and «one can on hellish Volley
~ 11; duri I; A
short disinnoo iron] the Lot-
conned hy o big alone. which had been
‘ bloce‘d upon the tra‘ckr A doteohment
01:, Company 1,1 First. Reglmont... which
' I was summoned, discoveied other oh-
cnloAno; 0mm 9——’l‘h'o Notional
‘ ehonn‘ioinbnt oi the Union Voter-one
Legion has been opened in the Masonic
Tempio drill in wherelloo deiogntes
are meant e Visitor‘o- were vol
I‘ oomed to the city by City Pronocutor
lilb'vioni‘ 's. ‘Toylo; representing: Mayor
Harrison. arid the rooponuo was made
. by General .1. E win Browno national
dot}. TEA: legioii Linwood -
comm
bohlnd closed
The Lodin Military olao hint at the
Rose. of
no business
made her répo‘rt She recommended
‘ that nieces oi memheui ot the legion
, the ioligibic to membership in the anx-
Sabbath. lime regained. -l
11m
Three women were candidateo for
go nreeidenoy oi! ’iho auxiliary. Fron-
sill. Baker, or insulin. th‘é present
cgznlor ylce- preoldeiit. in the candidnln
the eastern section; Lani-o Frintu
Enquire oi Cincinnati chairman oi
the advisory committee. ond Ada .l.
Stone secretory oi iho Iocal- maxillary
are also mentioned for the plnce.
COST OF LIVING MUCH HIGHER.
Price oi Noceulilu RoleoIl, But Wane.
Romain the name.
CHICAGO. October 9~The cost of
living has been discussed before the
orhltrotlon committee sitting the grie-
vanoeo of the employees of the Union
Traction Company? Tables promoted
in boh‘nll of the noon, showed that the
pride 0: thirty-seven necessary arti-
ciao had mono up, ond moon dooi‘m
Wed, awhile tho attest not men had Work-
"011 for the sonic WW for eliteen
years.
a. The Memo advonoe in tho coat or
living woe given no 40 nor cot. in live
Moot! Ihowod an v'once no:
sin: lion: 15 to 65 per cent. House
rents ran up‘ from 40 to 56 per cent.
‘1» mood on
" (1th.
in flmrlondfi 1
1h mummanouncuthgtthe W-oin ‘oilw
x 011': moo ,Aoo‘
, ntruotlons on the rolio inrihor out.
itnlinno with clubs: threatened to
A stop trolley core at Harleighi today.
1 but they were diapereed before it was
‘ necessary to call out the militia.
“1 ctober 9~Preeidentt ‘ .
‘ John Mitchell 0L the :Uniled Mine ‘
‘ Workers. who arrived in this city lost 1»
NEW YORK. .0
night accompaniod by Dietriot Presi-
D, Nichoilo Thomas Duify
and John Fahv. refined to answer, any
questions this morning. toot would
throw any light on his plans or con-
templated movements. R "There
nothing 1 can saw no to my purpose
horo'.‘ oaeid
‘ .Askod 9it he contemplnted a, trip to
Washington, Mr. Mitchell replied:
"i don't know, but I nrohohly. shall
not so todoyil'a" is
W o '
STRATFDRD- PREACHER WTNB.
m
The? Rev. G. s. Bullock om Ropuhli- ‘
. con om Democrat.
BRIDEGPOR’I‘, Conn" October 3—-
At‘ the nonnnl won election held in
Strnttord the Rev 40 Sulauiiock. Dan‘-
tor of Life Neighborhood Church (on
donomlhntlonoim’w'ne electod n mern- ;
her at the board of Educofion. on
Indepéndeot lichen defeating both
pnollco nod Democratic c‘nndlr‘llten.
Mix Bil colt -“oliiect in seeking elect-
loll who to prevent the proposed abol—
listen or the town's high school. '
Mr. Builooli who defeated at the Re-
piihliohn primoiioa
nomination low
The Rem?
pours to own been 0 posed to Mr.
Bullock; for lie hnd I emcc'rlt load
the ”Weekly ”pi-13:1. meeting in the Strut:
anal Church on the
evening11 the omens om held, In that
tho Republicans could defeat Mr. Bulk
look There was a Republican normal
tummy In tho town of 860, which Mr.
Banach materially reduced:
In' discussing the election Mr. Bui-
look sold today:
"i became a oondlililto' for election
become 1 ouiruido‘r it my duty to my
congregation. There in in political
ring in Buoflordi‘ which had long held
the «in oi! the town ant. and
it: mm leorhld 31
Individual mm in on
to: ignoro‘"
in an argument concerning th
high lichen
Hri :q‘o‘ moor“ Ethel A
'Lhe doraihnont was
rd”! mun. i
met1 not lore 1'
Precediuz 1113 amino: MP. ‘nuilock ,
and I-lhword sworn-.01: lilo. Foil-hold :
Common aim Court manually! g,
e r on ;
fashion but of
eopun ymi It in in
Norfolk suit or separate slnr
'w'eai‘ indefini 13!
wine; green, and gray Inland;
'53 inches wide, $1.00 a yard
See Main street lolodow north of entrance.
Mgr
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There are those new Lace Curtains to look at.
lifwnnd Ane’t top ‘y
the atoll for 3
Give
yourself plenty of time for there are many kinds.
In this same store are other attractions. A lot of 95
ct. Solo Pillows Selling {or 75 ots. each. ‘ '
ofSofo Pillow Tops, rich shades. Oriental designs, my2
cts.
Velonr Tops, very handsome. 32 or“: each.
Chenille Table Covers, 6—4 size, 75 ct‘s.
Chenille Table Covers. 4-4 size. 40 cts.
A good Marijiol Drapery for '29 cts.
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THE D M. READ COMPANY,
worm;
1“
Bridgeport, Conn;
in Stntrord laot . ~- ~
Wednesday evening for the Republican ;
nk E.- Bleueamon. ‘
Lindon, boiling of the
Station! Conmniioniil Church one 1
Norwalk Chronicler