Wnumn ssurznnu
holdup. Editor and Proprietor.
‘RSDAY. APRIL so. 1905.
Mills”, Aim-n» for Tomorrow.
Wm 5:03; sets 6 :41.
M tide 12:23 p. m.‘
, ultimo sen-mm. 'rmpuou:
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“a. adv-transit Other. Namath.-
m.-—Rdttoriat Room.
0” v-qulncn Dillon.
Mild-latter. fluid-non.
Murchic"‘nlnzcron y
Old Wall Lodge. No. 108. F. a A. M.
Nam ln‘lionuvnn binds. his Washington
t Bu, iii—st and third 'l'nenduysui‘ ouch mum h
» . .ani tutti Alwit-ltexcopiudu—ut s O’t‘lticn.
, ,A unim- Manchu m.diulty invited.
' Handful I“. Mills, W. M. Itubcrt M. Wit
.oox, sac. . .
Butt-r Chapter, No. 88, R. A. M.
Mauls in Dunovun Him-k lit-i Washington
. kit", second and fourth ucnduys or cueh
. month-«July nun August. clicepwd~ui ii .
o'clock. Au it Iyul Alt-n Milaullu curdtnlly [
nviiod Andruw Waist-r, Ii. 1’. Rubi-rt -'
H . Wilcox, lice. . ..
Ophir Chap.,No.52, Order Eastern Star'
Meats in Don ivnn block, his \Vaahluut-on
at, second and fourth «‘riduys oi‘ ouch
. month—J ttly uud Augunt exceptcc ~ut7zib
O'CIDCo p. in. All m-dnbcrs or Order of
Etiuilurn sitar cordluit luvitcd. ‘ Mimi Ncnn .
A. Rowland. W. M. Miss ldu Snorer, sec
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We are glad to learn that there is u
f movement. in the neighborhood. to or-
‘ aniline an association of citizcns. nux-
‘ Illary, to our Grand Army Post. to be
rotates. It may not, be generally known
that good and patriotic citizens. who
desire to assist the G. A. R., in pro
muting sentinmcnts of loyalty and in
stimulating u gruici’ul rccugniiion of
,the‘blcssings sccurcd by the happy
termination of the Civil Wur, mny bu:
coma aSSOt'ltllt‘ members of the urgnui
nation, in sonic of our Inclghborlng
tawns, the large body of public spirit-
ed citizens have united in thus rccruit~
mg the numbcrs and intiucncc of the
Grand Army. Wu arc told that
McKiley Command. Spanish War Vct
(arms, are consulting ihc subject of
entering into this organization. The;
ludvement may well bc supported by
the other patriotic soclllcs in our city
and by good and loyal citizvns gent“
ally, We prcsumc any G. A. R. man
may be approached for information.
by any person interested in the .uutv
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, Advertising pays. Cnnndh wnntcd
the farmers of the world to know.
showing the atlvuntngcs bf the grout
Northwest for agricultural purposcs,
. There were about. 15,000 immigrants u
9. year coming in but that was not}
enough. Then the govcrnntcnt luid
out about $200,000 in advertising, in
newspapers. inugttzlucs. by mups, Nc.. .
showing the udvntnngcs of thc grcut
Northwcst and immigration incrcuscd
immediately. Lust ycur thcrc wcrc
128,304 setllct's in thc Northwest. bu,
.000 of whom cume from tho llnitcd
States and cvcry tuic was worth at.
least $1,000.
In a contest in Clcvclund. clcvcn wo-
men, all of them 75 years or morc,
walked four and u quarter milcs in an
hour and thrcuunnrtcrs. nctuul titnc,
taking one-hull hour out for lunch.
The winner was It woman of 78 and
her second a woman of 80.
POPU LAR AM USEMENTS.
MAYFLOWER H. & O CO.
The 'Mai flower Hook and Ladder
Company’s benefit will be held tonight
at Hoyt’a Thentrc. Thu Ntldlcr will
be presented by Sam 'lvhornc. the troll-
known Hebrew impersonator, and a
competent company. ,
r ODD FELLOWS IiAlili.
The first annual ball of Our i‘iroth-
eru' Lodge. No. 10. and Butler liodgc.
N0. 07. l. 0. 0. 19.4 will bc hold at the
Armory. in West uvcnuc, lotuucr Mon-
day; April 24. Music will. be furnished
by Wheeler & Wilson‘s orchestra. and
throommlttecn from tho Odd Follow
“(ruminations of The Nurwulku huvu
. Dilated no pains to make ths- cvcnt thc
litmus of the season.
DOORKEIQI'EIIH' CIRCLE ENTER-
TAINMEN i‘.
The Doorkecnnrs‘ Circle of King's
Dmghturs, of tho Nurwnik Congrogtl-
tlonul Church. has pinnnrd u vary lino
entertalnun'ant tor ncxt ’l‘uendny crun-
Inz, ahmckwrmd'a llltll. The sub«
t will bu “An washing with Mother
,, once nnd I-‘ntlmr tlnusc." and includ-
gad‘ln the» cauti- will be many promtn»
ti man at Norwuiit, including Mayor
M 0 I3. Buxtun. .iuduu iii. M. llmk‘
' mg; norm I4. Woodward, A, .l.
I'pHOVIIIl'il H. Mornmnn. George
in and Thuddmm Bolts. The
in. put-u; will be taken by the
‘ot- the circle. The. program is
W. In two parts. um firm; bolus
' ' Goose Ind the remand Futile:-
At the intermission than: will
'into the ovcn.
.one of those peppers is a great im-
‘j'ltnown in Douglas lt‘owler Post Asso- .
hcr cluthcs
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FASHIONS.
'l‘hc i‘t-l‘ll history ui' um luiumu row
is Ihc lilutury ul‘ lctuictu'lcu which urn
pcrctuvml by thc mind. uttd not oi? tiV'
onto which are discovered by the
scuscs.-——iiucklc.
The number of shops, low shoes.
which the unionists girl must have
in her wardrobe at one than has. now.
increased to nvcwdull ‘and bright
black, that is the calf and the patent
roll. white» (and of those she will
probably lutvc both the cttnrns uud the
buckskin) tan and brown.
The tiny buudkerchlcfs which you
have noticed among the spring novel-
ties arc cullcd "glove handkerchlafs"
bucttusn thcy urn curried in the glove.
'l‘hu crctonncs which urn to bulusod
so much for thu sununcr cottages
two such as picturu frumc cuvcrs. 'l‘llu
picturos do not nccd to be cxpcusivc
uucswjust tho prints lllitl conic In
mngnzlncs which our has no room
for in hcr wiutcr homu but docs nOl
like to throw nwuy ‘
Bright. culorcd bows and gold buc—
klcs arc mum on the drcssy Louis
Quinzu flippcrs of patent leather
Goltlciubrown plplngs trim it.
spring costume of apple-green cloth.
Many of you are in the habit of
putting it large red pepper into the
beans which yott tire preparing to
bake, taking it out after they are
boiled tender and before they are put
Did you know that
provemcnt to the cabbage. which is it
part of your boiled dinner? It
brightens it wonderfully.
We are fumilittr with the Eton nnd
girdle made in one, but the skirt-und-
girdle is ucwcr. Of course it, Is It
Frenchy idea and the skirt. is prin-
;c.c.st~l. u ticsign which calls for n por-
t‘cct. figurc and skill in cutting. it
Well dnuc, tltc result is cxcccdlngly
smart. tutd Hllmt'lt'lllly niconunun to
plcssc tho young wunuti who ltlms
"dill’ci'chl."
l’tn‘hups thct‘c is nothing which
strikcs so now u note. says Vogue. us 1
till! custumc firmly criticism by Pat'-
it ‘ls‘onc dcnutnding -
|thul skirts shall bc light in color und
iscnncs of tnstc.
worn with short. block busquc coniccs.
'I‘hcrc is :t dccidcd chic about them
that is captivating. (inc of thc pt‘ct-
ttcst, had for its skirt a white l’um~
mu cloth crosscd with black linc
checks, vcry clcur and distinct_ and u
triiic litt‘gcr, too, than the shepherd
pluid cloths.
but maintaining a ccrtutn air of sim-
plicity. A circular shirt was it. its
’l‘he‘ skirt wtts irimmcd 1
with thc saute cloth in applied designs, "
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nearly till thc best. models nrc, until
with bias fronts.
The bluck busquinc ‘
was of chiffon cloth, bountiful in its;
lines. with up opcn front tillcd in
With it choice chcmiscttc ui‘ htcc und.
’l‘uuchcs of cmbruldct')"
high—ncckcd.
in gay colors wcrc displayed in its
tiny rcvci's nnd on tho strups upon lhc
slccvcs, which \vcrc only mudcrntcly
upcn :md llttcd with most tlclicutc
int-c frills :tnd whitt- hutistc. Marquis
huts urt- tht- bust chulcc to go with
this styic of costunu-. '
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.INTEHEST IEI DEEPENINC.
inquiry at South Norwnik
Bantlut Church.
'i‘hcrt- is uvldonuc of tho deepening
of the spirit of inquiry and personal
submission to the will of God on the
part of those who are in uttcndanco
upon the muctings at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. The attend-
ance Increnscs as the week goes on.
Several have determined to loud it
Christan lift) from this time. The say.
lugs uutHiutngs of Jesus nun increas-
ingly intcxfiasting und soul stirring us
the week pussex and "pi-108mb incredi-
ble that, any thoughtful person can re-
fuse- obcdlcnc-c in full to the untrcnty
in bchnlf of such n Saviour. Tlic uv'
oping will bu dcrutcd to tho considoruw
tiou of “t‘lu'ist‘s bust 1)in Willi liis
Disciples.“ 0n It‘rlduy cvcning litc
scrmuu will lw upon “Christ aunt ills
chcn Words from tho t'irtuts.”
Lust cvculnu‘ Mr. [)t'i‘lllt‘ uskcd thc
pcoplc to cunsidcr thc utmstlon put by
.lcstistu Ills uppuncuts found in Mutt.
XXli.. iii, “Whut think yr of Christ?
Whouc son is iic?" Attention was
called to thc uniquc and biumcicss hu-
innit lit‘c. in ovury scnso Hc was it
ninnin all thc relations or human llfc
and yet. without thu first cvlduncc of
sin or unconnuorod humnn weakness.
The world has never been uble to cast.
a reproach ut Him. Evon Judas dc-
clnrcd l-Iini innocent, and Pilate said
lie was just. But. he was infinitely
more than unlit. His grasp of truth.
the effect. of His touchings. thc mnnncr
in which He has molded the llvus of
men cvcr since He was upon curth. ills
inilucncc which hits given to the world
its civilization, lutmtmitnrlanisni, and
the building of the great sociological
structurc that socks the bcttcrment of
men, iiis tnirucics, thc fullflimcnt of
prophccy in his ”in and work. His own
clulntu fur iiimsclt. all utflthcsc nnd
morc dcchu't- Him to linvc hccn tlu-
Son 01‘ (ind, rcry lull. in vicw of thcsc
two mnsidci'utiuus what is our rclntion
to Him. “Whnt. think yc ut the
Christ ‘3“ For such it Hit», so far :thuvc
uthcr hututtn Iii‘c, cvcry mun might to
bring cvci'y tributc of his lips and
imi'sc Lllltl llt'c.ztitti ol’t‘cr thcm nt ills
fcct. Human admiration should sc-
curu this. No mnu should bc contcui
with following anything but thc hcst.
lint when we discovcr that Christ was
tiud ruvtutling himsclf to men for thcii'
own sukcs and thnt ills whnlc minis-
try was one of sacrifice. admiration
should be cxultcd to the truest and
tcndcrcst gratitude that will litii‘lilll (ll
Spirit of
nothingr loss than most curncst dis-
cipleship. i
"Luvc so nniuzlng, so divinc.
lit-mantis my lifc, my nil." ,
The public is hcnrtily luvitcd to
mnkc thu most of thch scrvlccs.
BUOY IN STEAMER'S PROPELLER
NEW YORK. April BIL—«Tho Hunr
burghtncricun Lino. stcuntcr Moltkc.
which lct‘t hcrc today for Hamburg.
lltlS sliznullcd thut slip is not undct'
control. l)t‘llli( foul of thc liny Shit-
rnngc thunncl buoy ut lhc junction of
thc Sn'nsh mid (lcdncy Chuttncls. 'l‘hc
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VlfilTOR With AN OFFICIAL.
llrldgcpori ‘l't‘utusuen Btu-priced Whit-u
They Wcre Dunbar-pad.
lluiiroudtnon, and particularly
freight brakemen, are talking over the
recent. udvcut‘ure of an oiilclul of this
division. For sonic time the road
had boon troubled much by tho inn-l
bility ut’ trnlu crows to handle freight
at. night in the Bridgeport yard and
tho uupm'lnicndcut decidcd to try- and
vilnd out. If posstblc whnt was tho min.—
t'cr. He nccordlngiy drosscd himself
up as u tramp truinnmn and wont in
Bridgeport. one night. He told a
hard luck tale about huving been dis-
churgcd and the men took to him moc-
ly. in order to nutkc. his hardships
its light as posslblc whcn things bu-
gnu to gut t'ltthcr quiet ut nlglll. ii i“
sold. thcy orgnnizml n. litth- trump: ut‘
pukcr. SUIIIPUIM‘ Wits scut out with
u “uruwlcr' and for two hours llli'
tticn hull it vcry plcusunt session, only
in llltd out til llll' close of It who their
churgcd. 'l‘itc oiliclni mudu u iiillllllil'
visit to Wilson's Point. but so fur us
could be ltutrnud found nothing out of
lltc wuy.
NAN SURE OF ACQUITTAL.
Actress Says Every Day In Jail Adds
to Her Misery.
NEW YORK. April 20. ~~~~~~ 'i‘ltc throw
lawyers who were acting as counsel
for Nun Pttttcrson in hcr trial for thc.
murder of (Jttcscr Young, bud n can-
fcrcncc with hcr in thc ’I‘umbs prison
today, at which lllt’» plans of the dc»
fensc und thc pcrsonncl of thc jury
\vcre discusscd, Abraham l.cvv. chv
t'y W. Unucr and lhinicl O'Rcllly wcro
prcscnt. Miss Patterson cxprcsscd hcr
plcnstu‘c at the composition of ill!-
jury which was cumplclcd ycstt-rdny.
and dbuppciutcd ut tlu- [inlay in post»
lltllllllg lltc inkling, of tustiuuuiv until
Monday, '
"l mu Hill'v of un ucquitl‘ul this tinic"
slut Inld Mr Lory, “tutti cvct'y tiny un-
ly adds ll) my luiswy in thc Tombs.
'l‘cn months und lhrct- “’I'l'ki‘l is ll lou:
tiuw in lu- shut up in prison "
Mr. l.c\‘_v su‘d tudtiy:
“Wu lllth' tit-w wilucsscs will) will
cstubllsh Nilliil Patterson‘s iuuoccucc
lit yund u doubt. \i‘t- go into this ll‘liil
ltiu pci' ccut. strungcr in point of cri-
Cdcncv thnn n'c did thc inst trial. Wu
ttt‘c not going to rcly upon the fuilurc
of “in nrusccttiion to prm'c thc innu»
ccncc of Nan l’uttcrsun.“
PARTICIPATE!) IN LAMORA MUR~
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lil?lll.li\'t'i'I‘0N. \’t., April 30:“140lllil
Trcutbluy uppcttrcd in thc county
court lit‘l‘t.‘ ludny l0 unswcr to a cllnrgc
of having pnrtlciputcd in thc ntui-dcr
of Lou‘s Lutnurd, at Winnuski on Jan-
lllil‘)’ S. Inst. 'l‘rcmbltty and his brothcr
licnuls wct‘c indictcd jointly on thc
churgc of huving cotumittcd thu critnc.
but til the rcuucst oi lit-unis 'l‘rcm-
blny‘s count-w] it was :n'rnnucd lhlil
tlu- utcn should bc tricd scput'utcly.
lilcunis 'l'rcnibluy will in; 'nrrniguci
buoy is uppuruutlt rust in hcr pmpt-l isllfll‘ll)’ nt‘tcr llli.‘ (low tr. llIt' trial (if
i his lu'otiicr.
Q The Paris that and Suit House. ;
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.
_ Easter lied. a5 [lag Sale at Matchless Prices.
Why the Paris Store appeals to the Easter Shopper:
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(Tonic tllltl hu cunvlnm-d.
crcdlt machinery for book collcctoru and bud accounts.
lbs and of mcrchnndirn and thc custmucr puys Illl.
must puy tho storc's cxpcnscs, including Its bud tlcbts.
us it cusb ston- nnd from tut you not tht- tlnllltlc bcnciltw tirul. scillnu for vital), nnd second. you nrc httylmi
from tho munutnciurt-rn dlrcct. and our stylus nnd creations urc supcrlur to any store in
Simply cash buying from tho wrmicn nnd silk mills and ntunui‘tu-turlng our own goods in New York
City, lllltl cush sclllnu in rcturn for n slcndcr margin of prolll. tinr patrons ttrc not Luxcd to support c08tly
thrcvcr‘ such tncthotis urn cmploycd thcy add to
No ut‘xumcnt is rcuuircd to prove that the customer
You know that no store can scll goods as cheaply
Thc Nurwulks.
Loam Cmus, from $2.98 up.
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fancy dunno, which in lining ur-
‘ Miss Annie Colo. The pin
in funds entirely for benevo-
ptu'polol liltl at Christmas limit.
.thuir principal work ill dons.
nhildmi mt remembered by
your. who but tor the society
m We tho
mu] attunduncc at tint enter-
tlw proceeds of which will
slut
file price of ndmliflllfil in
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Iur worthy ubiccta nut that
crd Hotel u
it? suits. or soon: ,
Chlldren'n and (liris' Chitin. $1.75 up
Will-ta, other: lilill 31; our price 89c.
Mohair Slum In sit colon, $1.98 up.
Silk llodingote Stilt, 826.00.
Ruin (fonts, 87.98 tip. .
slut Pctilttouts, 53.00 up.‘
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joys of tho festivo"
. II III believed thui thorn will
‘llllt Bill“, worth ’40, for "1.“.
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hulls made of Panama Cheviot.
shepherd times: mm hrohduloth. $14.93
without any extra charge.
For stout. indies wa mitts to {other
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Bome‘mbewfltemttono Free of Charge}:
We will keep open Evéning’s until Easter.”
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visitor was and that thcy wcrc nil dis~ .
3011th . can
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A MATTER OFIIEALTH
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POWDER
AbsulII'IIly Pure
HAS Ila sunsmzm:
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NORFOLK, Vs... April 30.-'l‘ltc lnt-
cst. rclntivc of Thomas i’anduw. dc-
ccuscd, who, it recently 'dcvolopcd.
was htrgciy iutcrcstcd in ii California
fortune of ovor 81.500000. is Anionic
Yundnw. of 220 Main strcut, Chicupuc
lt‘ttlls, Muss. who says he is n bl‘tJlll~
or of thc dcccnscd Norfolk mun, Thc
Chicupcc 1"an nutu in ”It; ycurs 01d.
and givcs a (inscription of the Thomas
Yanduw, who was his bruihcr, which
cou‘ipurcs In many particulars to the
'l‘honuts Yunduw. of Norfolk who dicd
in ihc \‘Vllilnuuthurn asylum. 'l‘hc
Mussuchusctts mun :tnys hc and his
brothm- wct‘.» born in Vcrluuut und
than (I‘hnuuts touring huuu: «surly in
“In wont to t‘uiiftu‘uiu. witct'c tic liwd
for suuu- tituu lu'lurc minim; in Viruiu-
in. Tim brother will will on l‘t't'UVi-‘l‘
tlu- t‘ulii‘urniuW“mil“ \
t‘lllt‘Ol‘EE. Muss. April Ell-*Ail“
tciuc \uuduw, u. t‘u’iccrm- Foils. whu
luts cntcrcd n claim for tho. Ittrgc cs-
tntc lt'il' hv it’s 3H't.l}\t'l‘, 'l‘honum \‘u't-
dun, was It I‘LI'. nail. .u the A; mu»
tnru|_'l‘nul World of liclchct' til '1», "nu
ut (‘hitvnpcc Pull.» up to two ycurs nun,
whcn tic now up work on account of
ndvmtccd ugc.
i'tttriun' nth-nus thut his brothct'. us
tht- rcst'lt of injuries sustniucd in u
intirond wreck, for a. number of
ycurs wus nu lnuuttc of thc Virginia
Stutc Asylum nt Norfolk. Va. whcrc
hc dicd two yours out). While :it the
lustitut'on, Yttnduw sills. his bruthcr
pcrsistcntly ttsscrtcd thnt hc was
wwrillty. but his sturtcs wcrc attribut-
cd to u disurdcrcd brain. More. than u
ycnr clunucd after his death below
It was lcurncd that lit} uctuully had
lcfi tl fondue.
SENATOR PLATT'S CONDITION IS
GRAVE.
WASHINGTON. Conn, April 20.—
Rctutlur t). it. Plutt, who is ill with u
rccurrcut uttuck of pncumouiu. bud an-
other chill shout 10 o‘clock this morn-
ing which hits countcructcd thc {twotu-
bit! turn iii his condition during thc
night us Illtllt‘lllt‘d by thc morning bul-
lctin from thc sick rtxuu. Dr. l)cltr
ilchi urrircd front Ncw York nt noon
and cunsullcd with Dr. Ford. thc scutt-
tor‘s physician. Afterwards Dr, Ford
stntcd that it Who thc opinion of Dr.
Dulutlcid that there was up abscess in
the lung, making the diagnosis of thc
cusp us gruvc. if not mom so, as at
any time since Senator l’lutt took to
his bcd.
ACTOR JEFFERSON IMPROVED.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fin. April
Lid—Joseph Jefferson. thc veteran uc-
tor. is rcportcd cunsidcrably improved
today. There is now much hope for
his recovery.
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BISIINSTIIHE’SE STIHSPIGI ,
Magnificent Easter Millinery. '
High-Grade
‘ Tailor-Made Suits and J uckets.
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Easter Gloves. Easter Neckwenr.
Easter Silks. Easter Dress Goods.
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’Efi‘é
Walking Skirts nt‘ cxtt'dnicly
Regular $7.00 New Covert Jackets.
in Brilliantino
Patnnniu Cloth.
Special at $5.00
new inodcis
Mohair and
Value $7.00.
All Wool Covert. Jackets, satin
lint-d. pinin stitched-m- trim-
mcd with straps, bcautil‘ullv Tl . .. , .. . ,
. .. ‘ to Millions l. (I; 1.. (glow,
tuilorcd. “mun" ”1"“ $7.00. nil ncvd littstcr shadcs. Value
Special at $5.00 $1 "5 $100
Find lmnthcr Wrist Bags, a. big
variety, newest ldcns. Value
$1.25. $1.00
)oigatc's Violet Tao. Powder,
Vcry Stylish All Wool English
t‘uvcrt .Ihckcts, about. 100 ,
coats to choose front. com-
prising many distinctive and
cxclnsivc styles, plain. tight- sprinkler top, value 26c. 15c
titling. “MW“d “"0““, Ladics' l‘itllldkt‘i'clliefs, all lin-
U()l(‘h collar. or Conflrless, en 1306‘ U‘imIHEd, value 196'
and Corset Coats, bountiful ’ 12V2¢
stylus. Choice at $10.00
Full Line of Ladies' Belts, black.
Children‘s Coats, sizes 4 to 14 white and colors. Special at. 50c
years in tun covert. niccly iln- Three Big Bargains m Black.
ishcd1 xcellenl. value $2 98 Sateen Petticoats. .
“ ‘ ' 0 _ ’ ' $1.25 ones at. 95c,
chulur $10.00 New ltaincoats $2.00 ones at $1.49..
Of Film Covert, in oxford and $2.50 ones at $1.95
tun. Special at $7.50
F't
"it Black Brilliantlne M0-
100 Do I ll . l nd l’ huir. Valuc 590, 39c
' zen .m as .acc a . . . .
4-! inch Black Voile $1.29, $1.00
K. Stocks. ovcr ltiti. cutircL , , . . . . ' . ~ .
ly now nud distinct .stylcs. "0205235 (a'afgtxigyll"§igfilgr
Vuluc up to .ltic Special at. 25c pm,“ 25c and 29‘“ 190
Colgatu’s lllgllcri Grudc Ex- Bust. erics Axutinstcr Rugs.
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liudics' Luce Lisle Hose,
black. double sulc, regular 25c.
int at 25c per yd. Saturday, 19c
Regular $15.00 New Covert Bnys' Percale Waists and Blous-
Jackets. cs. regular 45c, 25c
that thc twu young men were guilty of
a breach of the peace and of taking
his horse and using it without permis—
sion on the evening of March 30.
Thc cusc was continued until May 6.
The testimony was of a fragmentary
nsturc. .Iohu O'Hara pleaded guilty to
taking the horse. but pleaded not gull.
ty to breach of the peace, Silk plead:
ed not. guilty to both charges.
TOOK HORSE WITHOUT CONSENT
Arrest of John O'Hara and Thomas
Silk on Complaint oi' Fol-met“:
Father.
John O'lihrn and Thomas Silk wcre
urresicd yesterday by Constablc Tho-
mas Hunt on a writ. The complaint.
which was madc by Patrick O‘Hara.
father of min of thc prisoncrs, alleges
Tel. Call 322-4.
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