tiliilvmrldl
, not to cure'
tion. ySiclt
Wticut. Editorial] Assoc:
mmaden tilt? e y 0M:
‘iy pap‘érsmth‘f‘ofiugliout the
, Was fientcrtaine at the Soldlcrs'
lay alteration.
' lar spring meeting of
. ' and was held in the
spouse to an invitation rom
vernin‘g board. Therc were ab
(hit (been present. They arrived soon
all?! 1 ocloclt, and were met at the
' Ion by Captain Coo who had car-
. rid of; in waiting. When the cariiages
up bad the grounds a. note or two!
‘- . of welcome was sounded on the bugle
if a husky looking old veteran who
‘ as waiting to give his salute to the
visitors for a full half hour before the
on which they came was due the
spatter; inch were made perfectly at
' hom- by Captain Coo and they were
" . sho nail about the place. No special
preparations had been made for them,
, everything being in just about the
If, same shape that it always is, but they
was given a most cordial reception
every opportunity was afforded
to examine into .oil the workings of
the institution. This was of much in-
torest to all the newapaper man who
. were present and it was very re-
y [yes 115 to find that so many soldiers
of state are so comfortably curcd
for and that there are no lootic ends
In l’hc management. Everywhere was
to he found rvldence of a painstaking
lint‘ hustne'ha like administration.
Dinner First on Program.
dinner
hit“ '
fyyipi
'I‘wo mlfl' in the regular mess
he veterans insipt on calling
‘e-aet after the inmates had
their dinner. and then pro.
idly the same kind of dinner was.
so ed to the visitors.
Monday was the day. for corned beef
cabbage.
an it was M. An editor from up
" {’th mile eWhISre said it was the
(g it'lldrnéd beef he ever ate and Judgc
Will. of Bridgeport, who is a mom.“
" 5 he , 9112136 Board of Managers took two
toss plates of’ cabbage. As the ‘judke
~, impaired upon as quite a bit of no spin,
' c 9 this is surely one htiaitihdutc.
the cabbage. The Slfin
man who was present conmtlcru
. a connoisseur on‘milk, and
l testifies that the three
{which he Was served (and
Igmk) were as good as what
to e“ ,would ten cents a quart for in
" fiiford who W Kirk of New Can-i
«I: this every bit of the pumpkin pic-
:fii the amaclgwhich he gave, when he
This is Just the sort of dinner that
yryedx; every day.‘ said
“with the exception that they
’ “Rays have pie for dessert. and
ENWayii have pic. either. at my
baths"
The dining-room is largo. and oily.
y hrodghout the entire institu-
if. Thighdudtp .Mr. Fltch,. who
ed the Home. and who was as
duh of an art lover as he was a
“W Some of the paintings
h considerable value.
‘ dinner Captain Coe and
y_ s :h maria the visitors all
_ t the place showing them all
% panting“; it.
‘ ohfl Emu-Mr a:
. all the newspaper men
i’éWilme a ‘céhduht
_ . French of st. Duke‘s
The dead veteran
madam-s 3 d, who
Bur, gut mrjegelln charged with conspiracy 4
. ml and lotf ii l'axpocted that an appro
The first thing on the program was‘
It seems that.
There was plenty of it. .
fond Advo i
‘ toweth 9 last morsel- spoke vol-
» so for it‘rworth .
Judge ‘
‘7 ihe songs-r .
. burned to death ill firemen. ,7
had been an inmate of the home for It
lzflyear. The casket was draped with i
II
The visitors were brought thIoughi
the hospital by Dr. Robinson. There
are 136 patients there which is net
many 36 gall he aogmmodated I here
is tion t lheh h-ospl
i
l
I
dilution for that. purpose will llt' puss E
cd by the present legislature i
Monday hemorning thcru were «has»
also at the Homomnd 42 ubscntoea.
Most _of them appeat lo “('1 cujoy-I
llll' at out. of the ii and it is evident i
to any observer thn thc IIIaIIngtItnont ‘
cxorts itself to makc it toquor.tublc
and pleasant for them. it is curtainl
that the institution mudc It favmubiei
imprcdsiou on the newspaper mcu.
, I
l
i
lnsu Mo t‘ H Id. .
, a” f "'9 ' , , Mrs. Tupman,a romtnent I
Afttr the lnspcttlon of flu pint-,ltI 1
Captain Coo out [i few of his rooms at I lfldy Of- Rama“, 1., U great i
’ thc disposal of tho association and u sufferer with Mm" s tmublcs, .
business meeting was held at which,
inrious mailers \vcrc considered. 'l‘hc'
prcsidcnt of the association is Thomas
[llndlcy Wclls. of thtI Hartford Post.
I and the secretary is Elwood S. iClII, of
" Manchester.
tells how she was cured. I'
"For sutncuyeara I suffused with
bar IkuclIo. MIvtIre bearing-Illuwn pains.
iI-IIcoIr inn". and falling of the womb
l lriul uIIIIIy rcmcdicu, but llvilllllg
The Incmbciu prcst-nt wow: ’i‘, I). iII’IVI‘lllll' lumitivc relief I
‘Wells. ilnttforIIl Gournt- C. Woodruii‘. It I-otumcnccd taking Lulln E.
ldtchiicid; .I. H Vail, Winstcd; Will ,Hl'illkllilmHVPR‘MIIIDIO('(llllllfllllltl
:W. Kitk. New Canaan: bl. S. lIJlu, i:_.IJI:IIc liltil. “hen 1 had Initcnthc
‘; Manchcstcr; Henry it. Jone-s. Now “1th half bottlc. l fcit a vast. imptoveII ’
Hartford; Everett S. (lot-r, Hartford; tut-pf and have now tnkcn tun bottlcs 1
Arthur S. 'Barncs, llrislol; W. J. 3 tv ith the rcsult that. .l frail like It now
Flood. South Manchester: .l, iii, Morsc.I “Luann. \lltcn I commenced tukin .
Windsor Locks: Thomas S. the \egctublc Compound I felt a
Pratt. t
linvkviiit': C. H. Scholcy tluilt‘urd, and 5
.i. i'} Beale. Berlin. ’
sa sthlng About the Home.
The I omc was established by BcII-I
iamin Pitt-LI of Dalian in 1863. as a
Mime nudlschool fur . soldicrsfl or
phone SthSequcntly its scope was on
larged so as to lake soldiers as in-
mates. {l‘hcnn contract was made by
the state with the tIuI-Itoes to board
soldiers for the state. in 1887 the (uses, in it 3“,;ng myonuflf to
state took clIaIgc of tho llomc which stu‘ Without “I? mt“ "I do not I
then consisted of tho administralloui believe “wail he)” mp?” . I
building and barracks and two or Surely ya“ ('1th wlgh to 1-5.
three small framc buildings. Slut-o it‘ll? i mill“ weak .1; y
Whose address .
Itrillensures-«alien»
the state has bttilt the following build-I lift-a; Pammkh
lugs: Addition to the barracks. amuse l, Immunities“ y
fully and wftlioht test all letters "
addressed to her by nick women.
nIcnt hull. dining-room. kitchen and
i barracks north of the barracks, wow i y
tower, chapel", boiler-house. and mm Pm‘lla “me [In just the know]. I
edge t at will help your nation I
try her to-day - it costs nothing.
“out out, and was fast nppronchln
thInplt-ic ncrvoua collapse 1, wcighrt
only its pounds. \ow l weigh ltlil,l ,
pouids and am improvingr every dut.
l gladlv tcatii‘v to the b’encilts rc- ‘
IIcirfitl "-‘~ .\lIIs. ll. (.7. 'l‘III-SIAN 4:.ilit- st
l.‘I’,.itlISt. Richmond V'll.~36000 [or (If/f .
II- Igindf of It”! lotto! playing yomrlnuum oaIItIof
Ilia prom.“ .
When a medicine has been sut- -
(HGMRIfIll lIi more: than a million
chased tbc housc in which the supct
iutcudcni resides.
When the state took charge. that
l-lomc had about 90 mcmbcra. it now
has accomn’ibdatlons for about 507, ofl
which the hospital accommodatcs 130,7
nynd thyc uccoytynmorylatlons uric insuffit UnknOwn Passenger Passed Away “I
( 9m ”111:5”: :f“tl?4:ert-t::¢uf 15' 5 Heart Failure, Sitting in a Chair.
, i Mllllil iI} TO“ N Apiil 29»A passen-
’Ihc hospital has .I surgeon assistant “q. why, 1,,“ Hartford for New YoIk
‘u‘g‘m‘I ”cull“. “0'15““?! bontd “‘IIIIut night on lht‘ steamer ilnrlfold.
"V“ physicians. three tralncd womon l dit tl whilo sitting in a c-lIuiI just before
1
DlED ON STEAMER HARTFORD
““15““ and I, “0”” 9! “‘31“ Ilhc stcamci IcaI-hcd East Haddain.
“WW“ and watchers. “N" ox- lf‘upluin Bcbcc put thc body ashotc at
"“115“ 0" maintaining ”‘9 HOW" ithul plutc. lu purthuslug his ticket
and 50mm". 1“ ‘he‘m‘l'm" asylum i“ at Hartfottl, the than saw his name as
about ‘95- 000 per year. The united Adolph. and his rcsideucc at ilIII-usldc
States government pays yearly ‘0 in“ Ho was about it) years old. five feet.
state ”00 per 30mm maintained in ”1“ l scion inches tall rulhcr bald. and had
Home which chuces the cost of the .l dark moustache. H9 “.38 a ”my
Home ”the state ‘0 “mm $50,000.1‘hc l mqucd with tho initial‘ “1!. " The mod
,per capita cost is 818127 Captain 0.0" Iical examiner decided that the mun
““3 been superintendent (PF .12 5’93”- ldiod of licart disease. and turned tinI
Office” 0‘ Home and Hospital—v body mm to an undelmker lh East
Captain James 00"- superintendent; 'I Huddam to await idcnlliitatlon
Franklin Dart. adjutant and quartt-Iu;
master. Lieutenant Cllfll 198 Rey i SOUTHERN ALASKA TIMBER BELT
"0“”- “new" ”‘3‘“ M w “”1“ . 'I‘Atfnll Wash April 29 The ted
:0" M D' resident physician and sur :cral govctutmcnt hits uout W, A. Lau-
con
Official BoaI'I-‘d—Gowtnm Ahlram
Chamberlain president: Adjutant Gen-
eral George M. Cola. Surgeon General
Chatles (‘. Godfrey Captain Alfred B
I'BchI-I. Colonel WilliamE. Morgan Cap
Iain chyy R. Jones. Captain A. ll
Beet-w trensurcI BI idgcport Captain
A. B. Beers. chairman executive com-
mitten Bridgeport; Colonel William E.
Morgan secretary New Haven
for the purpose of cruising and map
uska. He is accompanied by Collector
of Customs Jarvis. of Silks. Langilie
will be the first cruiser sent into Alas-
ka for the purpose.
work as far north as Skagway this
vtgur. (lthor cruisers will follow him.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
CUR
William Shaffer. n brakcman of
Dennison. Ohio. was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflammnI
lorv rheumatism "i used many reme-
dies" he says. “Pinallv i sent to
McCaw‘ s drug store for II bottle of
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm. at which
time I was unable to use hand or foot.'
.and in one week‘ s time was able to an
to work as happy as n clam." If
tumbled with rheumatism give Pain
Balm a tIial. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by Stillson Powell
Corporation. F. If Baxter and Clifford
Pharmacy. "
~Scrofula. salt Iheum. erysipcias
I and other distressing eruptive diseas-
es yield quickly and permanently to
the cleansing. purifying power of Bur-
dock Blood Bitters.
AMERICAN orrtcsns‘smsao.
l
{Stories Published in Japanea Papers
Regarding Rebuilding of Gunboatl.
V'lCTORlA. B. C., April 29.—Thc
steamer Oaufa. from the Orient, was
at (lobe when the great review, held in
the. Emperor's honor, took plac'e,"l‘here
nosedive long lines of battleships and
cruisers, all handsomely decorated
wt The Japanese squadron
nu pbgrinz fmty seven battleships and
cruisers and tiventyothree torpedo
befits and about a dozen fotelgn war
ships were piesent. . This fleet was
reviewed by the Emperor from the
cruiser Asama The Eniperor's Ines-
; saga to the fleet extolled the progress
i of the navy and urged renewed efforts.
. A grand ball was held at: night and
u hen the Empofo retired to his villa at
Maiko the fleet concentrated there for-
one .yesagls brilllsptly. illunr
g. T2: an
iiedi s rites a stint t t‘ ri- .
can officers. sent to watch the con-
affliction of the minus g‘uhboats built ,
for the United States by the Uruguay ,
Dock Company. were bribed and asu- .
ed work which resulted ihintrhc ural .
defects in the first gunboat. The Ni. .
roku Shim WWW” W it: tho
co tructlplyt,J of the first boat were
_ a” Who took
hi the four
ROCK SAND WON BIG STAKE.
LONDON April 29~Roclt Sand l‘lll-
den by .l. H (Skeetsl Mnrtaln won‘I;
the two thousand guineas stake f for (I
.tirst spring meeting today. Flotsam
with "Danny" Manor up was second:
Rahelais came in third. Eleven horses
stifled
reconstructed at a heavy loan to the ,
builder‘s. A copy. of the filngaporo
Straits Times mum at the 0qu
ya the two Chinese. m of w om ls
lioved to be Karl's Yh‘i'Wei e not. ,
led returns loader. have been
Must Chin and have. been ordered ‘
deported to in. [tube papers rev
:0“ that a young Japanese recon, ll!
allied into an? butaintaahool
“hm “had
yportrait in his hill .,
a «lilies? «carton;-
abiéomttontuifuo.
when? H. Bromofthac
Bill Reported Unfavorlbiy by the Com-
. uititw Iugnttli
j )l,)l'll"l favorably making his duty
I Ilil"l' tlItI lll‘t'ill'llt’lloll of [recs infested
, with infectious diunuuN-L
I ,'I||'
tulle. an export timber cruiser, norllI‘
plug of the timber belt of southern Al,
He will probablyl
year olds, one mile) at the New Market ,
mittoo on Manufacturloa.
HARTFORD Apili 39. -’l‘bt~ bill
routing thu office of stuto woman foo:
:on inspector was reported unfavora-
‘ toe on manufactures
tho liouuc and was
tho bill appointing a
A bill mak.
.lllr. ii a minds nor to tuitc out of tho
«lulu semi oy crs roIII natural illslt'l
Ibeds has role t d.
'IlIII bill bu ' Itlit- judiciary cum
Ill"? use of voting Inu-
hlIItIII was to estod ytIuctIlaI affor-
I.o.on MI. Smith of Hartford saying
in: l Izuth u Iucusute was unconstitu-
'ltnnl. and that an amendment still
III ”III table was to «nor the point
."IlIc bill .cncatiug county highway
.il‘llllllih‘iiltlllt'l‘il was III-icctcd.
.\ bill making it u IIIlsdcnIcuIIov to
:Itlcmpt to t-vudo puyIucnt of fort- on
II-umlmnls. ulcum or lI'IIllcy road or
‘n buck. vita, \vIIs I'IIportcd i'uvorubly.
,Ixnd ,iilt‘ pouuuy placed for thc mistle-
. :In-uuor III $25" tluII or thirty days" im.
'Iriscnmcut. A bill outlining tho. dII~
lips of illl‘ slulc entomologist was ro-
to
A. probation
Itl‘IIIIr hill to pass which has been tho
Inn of prison reformers ot the state
yours. Was reported favorably to
tho llousc today. it provides that
.iudgos of tho Superior Courts and all
minor courts may appoint one or two
probation ofllvcrs. male or female. to
Ict llllth plcaaulo of the. court and
‘ who shall lnvcstlgate tlleiocord of any;
ptiuougi not chillged with state pris-
Ilil offenses and report. whether such
lt‘ittlll III‘ily ho to leased on probation.
\ bill l‘f-l'pfli ted by tho judicialy com-
nixtcv yesterday provides for tho
=.~-iulilis|llllPlll of R "State Geological-
Ind Natural History survey and to I‘(“
«M on the natural l‘f'BOlll‘tftjrl of Ike
slit to." The uppropllntion fot the
mvcy Is $3.000 'I‘lIo House passed
.lIt-I Non Haven tuberculosis hospital
‘Ibblopr iuliun If $2.3, 000
House adjourn d until 10: 30 this morn
nu
iiAll'l‘lI‘Olll), April L’il.~ I'l‘iit' Souatc
'It‘r’tct'duy Ilftcrnoon rcceivcd a report
from tho committoc on appropriations
.. giving “0.000 to tho Connecticut Ag-
t'icultIIInl College for buildings
‘ IIIId rcIIuirs.
'l‘hc Scnutc circled Edmund Zacncr
.judgc and Edwin ll. Kclscy. deputy
I'Iidgt- of tho town court of Bradford
. A bill establishing the town court of
llorliu was reportcd favorably.
An I‘IIIptIrlunt rcport to the Senate
vcsicnluy came from tho committcc on
i‘ll\ll.iill(lll and providcd that the get-
mum shall appoint II tommission of
dues numbers which shall Icpori to
tho ucxt (louci‘al Assembly as to the
'practicul means and methods of in-
dustrial and tcclmicnl schools" in this
static. l‘hc ltlt u of the bill is to pic
pare the way {In tho establishment of
‘rl trudc school similar to the Storr Ag-
ricuiturnl School. ' In” It
CASTORIA
For‘quants and Children.
The Kind You Hoodlum Bought
Bears the
Signature of
I] P W
O
._._._...... .m-..— o.-
OYSTERMEN HAPPY.
Bill That would Have Taken Away
Their income Rejected.
HARTFORD. April 29.—-—Tho house
upon the unfavorable report of the
committee on fisheries and game. re-
,ict-ted housc bill. No. 222, which pro-
vldcd that oysters taken from the list-
Iutnl ovsteI beds should not be sold
I outside theI stntc until two years after
ithcy had bot-n taken The effect of
I that bill Would be to shut out the New
York. Vitginia New Jersey and Mary-
land buyeIs of seed oystcts. Thcro
ltirc i.8ll0 oystermeu depending upon
the natural beds and their chief
Isourcc of Income is the sale of the .
Seed it was explained by Mr. Ar-
Iuott of Manchester. chairman of the
committee. that the principle of' the
bill would be antagonistic to proposed
legislation in which the states of New
- York and Connecticut will collCur.‘con-
coming lobster fishing in the Race by
Connecticut men. Thev are not now
allowed to fish for lobsters in'thc
l Race.
The committee sent in several unfa.
\orable reports oh shell fishery legisla-
tion. One of them was on the bill in~
validating the titlc of owners of oyster
grounds who have not resided in the
I state .six months before they acquired
the grounds. They also reported unfa-
vorably on the bill providing for the
appointment of a shell flab committee
in every town along the shore. Mr.
‘ Arnott explained that the committee
thought if. Wouldbe better to leave the
y loyster grouudaciuthc hands... of the
state commission. Mr. Arnott stated
'ably reported later providing for the
appointment of a iolnt commission of
Connecticut and New. York men to so-
cure a truce in M enmity between
5 New York and Cpnhebtisllil fishermen. I.
. W
AN INCH OF TRUTH
Dr. David Kennedy s nail}
Cal-curs Solvent, hasbealr
in team wh have
:aad will it has
monoc-
it may be
. rpuymuat beautify-item. For ,.
co “m slimy
Iva am
. " marrow and! u—nomptcit
it “In
Al 124:3 tho'
that there would be a resolution favor: '
leased '
Clothes washed
\
Ammenlsted Borax
STAMFORD LANDLORDS' ASSOCIA-
T.ION
S’l AMPORD. April 29-Thc Stum-
lord lmndlorda Association, which is
composed of u large number of real
cstatc owners. has appointed a. commit-
too to llt‘f in connection with the Com-
mon Council with If view to bringing
about municipal owncrsliip of the wat-
l‘l' works. The action of tho :Issocizr
tion was cuuscd by tho rcconl installa-
tion. by the company, of water meters,
which, it is feared. may lead to an in:
crcasc in charges.
A SWEET BREATH
is a ncvor falling sign of a healthy
stomach. When the breath is bad the
stomach is out of order. There is no
rctuedv in tho world equal to Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion.
dyspepsia, and all stomach disorders.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick. of Wh..c Plains.
Ky. Writes: “1 have been It dyspeptic
for yenruwtricd all kinds of remedies,
but continued to grow worse. By the
usc of Kodol l began to improve at
oucc, and ‘after taking it few bottles,
strcngth and can out whatever i like.
Kodol digests what you out and makes
tho stomach sweet. Clifford Pharmacy.
up
SHIRT WAIST MEN STRIKE.
DANIII’RY, April 2!’I-I(llic lItIndI'cd
flllll IIIII oIIIployccs of tho Max lloth
shirt waist factory in this city are on
strike to compel the recognition of
their union. 'i‘lIc tInIployccs of the.
New York factory of the some firm
urc on strike. ‘hcir factory in Stum-
icrd is to be organized today.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs, Captain H. Hubbard, of bill-
ford. Del. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
cd my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
dial a low doses, He quickly dropped
in sleep and was all right. in the mor‘
ping." For sale by ll. ll. Pluistcd. 1“.
ll. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy- no
STRIKE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
NEW HAVEN. April 29~Tho strike
of the Western Union linemen contin-
ues unchangcd. Aside from this tIou
bid the outlook for May 1 as far as
labor organizations is concerned. is
fave able in this city. There is thought.
to bg little probpbility of thc inaugura-
tion of any strikes at Ihat time.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
sway tried, almost without exception.
10 25 50c and 3100 bottles. The Clif;
with shiny GLOSS retain the
sweet odor of the soap.
300 I B‘Lsomwtzemum .wlrn ..
Write us for our 24 page Illustrated catalogue, giving description
of over 300 premiums. which we give me for ll” trade-
marks cut from tho wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINE
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. Address
David S. Brown Q Co.
Iain fully restored in weight, health and "
1 Store.
a.‘
;
Diaiialuom‘nitvj
«32"
f
II'
slat St. a North River
NEW YORK CITY
T'-
SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS.
NUiluI .t..ll, April 29—-0nly two cases
an- on the docket for the Supreme
Court. of Errors, which began the Ap-
ril session here yesterday. The casc
of thc linIIus Paper Company vs. H. H.
Corbin & Son. of New Britain, was ur-
gucd in the afternoon. This is an up
pool by thc plaintiff from the decision
of .ludac Case setting aside a jury vcr-
tlict which gruutcd the plaintiff nearly
the full amount of the claim sued for-—
8900. Thu othor case on the docket is
that of John ll. lltnkc vs. Albert H.
Wright. both of Notwlch
AFTER LA GRIPPE~lNHAT7
Usually a backing cough and a gen- .
oral feeling of weakness, often leading
to fatal results after the patient is still
posed to have passed the danger point.
Foley’s Honey and Tar ls'guarantead
to cure the "grippc cough" and. make
you strong and Well. It‘ never fails to
stop a cough if taken in time. Take no
substitutes. Sold at l’laisted's Drug
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
NEW HAVEN. April 29.———Mnyor
Studlcy todnv sent. to Washington a
lt-tttII imitiun thc National Organiza-
tion of Spanish \Vnt Volt-Inns to meet
hcrc for tho next annual convcntlon.
which will iw hold in September.
of Major TIIsou, captain of the local
command of Spanish‘War. Veterans.
TTHEGKOCERSOECW .
unanimously ..
sundae ill 5.
a {1353 I’m
.. Ids“...
“or
;. Irving
The , .
invitation was sent at the suggestion '
t
.3 iiiiiii. hillbilly
I? momma.
.l srzm.
j mm.
Mans
." I 5"?! YO. ..
't Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zips.
.I 80 South Main Strut.
Bb‘ulh N‘orwaiit, cm.
Telephone. 137-8.
ll
London a to.
Ill)“
“Coal”
$6.25 per Tom
The prictn of coal having dropped we
as usual arc the first to give our par
tions the benefit.
\‘i' e urge you to buy our Lolligh Coal
because we know It ulll be satisfac-
tory You can't beat our cool or our
prices.
Better buy now while for cheapest.
Irving loclroul ll 60;.
122 WA'f‘Iztt si‘. 80 NORWALK.
' ‘Br‘anoh Office 2 86. main St.
Tel. Call 316. .
I y.l oz. 1
OVER.
y We have about fifty GAS“
l RANGES on hand. which we will
Tsell at the same price as last
" year, or 89.75 and $12.75 each,
~ connected free.
After this stock is depleted,
prices will be increased 82.00.
Don't come around after these
. are gone and say that you are
; sorry you were late.
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