presitlcut V
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EQUITABLE LIFE AFFAIRS.
Bovéral New Developments Occupy
Public Attention in New York.
NEW YORK, April 20 ~1lovelop-
meats in tho Conitalilo Lil’c conirovct‘-
83". including the ungagcmcnt of Jo-
ncph H. tilioato as rounscl hV- .iamua
H. Hyde. thc demand of the organiza-
tion of J-ltflit'i‘al agents l‘or Mr. iiytic's
resignation and tho institution oi‘ pro-
ceedings in Louisiana asking for a rc-
(‘civeruhip for tho socictV- lllitit‘l' thu
Louisiana law tillflflflt'tl liliilllt' attcuv
tion today almost to tho t‘Xt‘lllh‘ltm of
other ltllllt‘h‘. .\ir. tivtic tuatlc an ap-
pointment ytiSlt‘i'llil)’ to tut-ct ibtlay tho
oomtnittoo ot‘ goncrai aucnts appoint
ed to lit‘li‘lfilld his rt-siunation. This
committut- was made up ot‘, .ltmoph
Bowen. ot‘ Hiilllllltll't‘; \\ I, itoddr. of
South Carolina: Frank (‘, Lch'. of
New Orloaun‘; (’fharlcs .Icrovuti Eti~
wards. of Brooklyn, and Uharlcs Wakc,
of New York, While M11 Hyde agrcod
‘ to rocoivo hilt t-t‘uuniittcta hc tit-clarctl
that hojhud no intention witatcrer of
resigning and that ho l'i’lztil‘tlt‘il the at‘»
lion of the general agcnts in making
such it t'tinuttst as "llllllt‘l'lllllt'lll. cx-
traortlinan'. insulting and most prontw
torotnt.”
‘VTha dcmnnd lIV' lllt‘ iigt'llls for an
investigation and tho action inaugurau
ed ill Louisiana \\'l‘l'(‘ i't‘g'fll‘dt‘d as mak—
ing critical a condition which alrcath'
was vxtt'cniolv curious
thu lllt‘ t‘tllllilllllt‘t‘ t-allt~tl at Mr
'.liytic's _litililt' 'at No. it [Cast ituh .\ll't‘t‘i
they Wt‘t‘t- tirt‘l iiV' .lr. ilytltt glint \\’_
Ii. Molntyrtt. (‘hurlcs ll AlI'XHlltli'l‘. \\
C. GlilllYCi‘ anti .\lV'in Krot'h. his :Iti-
visors. ’l‘htt couiuiitw t'i‘llliillit‘tl in
the honsu l,\\‘('l\‘t‘ lliiilllit‘s and l't'ltll‘li-
I‘d to tho iltuul Savoy \Vithout airing
any intimation of what tit't‘lli'i‘t‘tl. .\
reprcst-ntatirc of MI. llV'dt- annoutIt-ctl.
howcrcr. that :l .\ittlltigl'tilllllt' roport ot‘.
nverythina .\iiltl at tho Intit'tina hatl
been made and. that :In (illit'ittl start--
mom would hc issntid or Mr. ll)'tlt' int
or in tho day.
The tilllt'liil Slilll'lllt'lll girth out by
Mr. Iiydc of his Intuiting \\’llll th- t‘lilll‘
mitten folltl\\'>‘
Mr. llor.t-.~.. an ('llllll'lllilll ot’ lllt' t-oni-
dilllttw, said: "i not t-hurutitl. Sir. with
a SOIIlt-m'lltll disagrtmahlt- task, thc
hearing to you of it l‘t‘(lllt‘st front a
convention oi' lliltllli.:t'l'$ and agt‘nis
-—now ilFSt‘llllllt’tl in tho lloicl SttV'tiV'.
that you voluntarily rcsipn V'our pod
Ilon as V‘it'c-prvnitlctIt of tho I‘lqilllillili‘.
FOIIOWIYIR is illt' ltttillt‘a‘i til‘ illt' t'tilth‘li'
lion:
Foliouiuu is llit‘ lt‘tlill
,'V':ention
“James H. ”Kill’. \‘im- l’l't‘Htll'lil til
Rite Equiialilt lit‘t \ssurant-c Sotit-tV
of Amctita: \\'-.t iht Lil‘lit'lill iiL’tlll“
:tntl mulliikth ot thc lCthitithit .14-
Hemlilotl in ttIll\tlllitlli litun all put»:
of tho l'niiwl Stairs. and Canada. or:-
personally and through our :tgtnt,» in
('loso lOlll'll with tho iii'tllllt‘ and know
:ing tho (ltit‘li-St‘illt'tl t-onViciions ot' tilt
policy llllldl‘l’h‘. :inti ill‘tiily III-plorint.
the nticcasity tor tiirr'itt'tiotr iht rt'i'ort
itint'crciy and mutually apponl to you
(In llt’liiilf of thc l‘lqlilltiiilt‘ to tho I-t'mt
flop and tiplutiidiuu ol‘ \\‘lllt'll Vour i‘a—
“liter ch‘oicti his Mo and lor thn :akt
[if its policy holtltrs atnl its alt-tilts to
not iih‘ltlt' all pcrsonnl intcrcsis and
:now voluntarily l‘t'l‘ll‘t' t‘rtuu tln- \‘lt‘t
l tit llll l‘tlli-
iSigntttll
”Sill NRl .l. POWELL.
"t‘hairtuttn
“it‘. A. .\lcNAiliClC.
”FRANK II. LEVY.
“.l. W, HATES.
"Si‘t'i‘i‘liii'li‘l‘ "
Ml'. liytlv'u ropr' to ”w t‘iiliillillli‘t‘
was till follows:
"'1“ the lll'hl Illilt't' l horn no inthI
tion of It‘slgilllik lllt oilit-t- ttt' tho \‘lt't'
preaicflmcy ot‘ tho lCIthIi illll‘. Still] a
mum i would t'tilwitltr I"ti\\tiltllV atiti
diugtntui‘nl in tin lllt"‘llttl_\ or an tauh
or. ”Second. it in t‘\’l(ll’lll from your t‘x
trnordlunry l‘t‘tlllt‘itl anti from llit' rt
port of tho proctrttdiuutt at your nIt-ct~
in]; that you tht- not lllt' tttunlt-z-t
conccption tit thl.~ nutottnnutt- Ionito
Ner'sV ot tltc ulntiVIs hr thiud thI witish
litrtutglti l‘or lllt‘t onlttd ol‘ ilit‘ Stitll‘l) '
I think. lltht*\'t‘l’_ that you arc t'illllll'll
lit) know ntuncthinu of tho i‘t‘ill lat-tit
on which my lilllilltlt‘ ht humid and i
will. lhct'ciortx writt- you tomorrow in
reply to thc rcutit'nt lililtlt‘ in thh- rt;
tmut‘kulilt- I-omtuunit- ntiou.
"i think lilth'\'i‘.t‘ that VvInI lt't‘lliml
might. lntto llt'i‘ll tat ilitilt‘ jinttitit‘ti
. had it littill iIiIIdIt tn thottt- having no
interest in thc aorltir.
ad ”that liliftll'llllllilo vtmtrovttray. and
DRAWING lNTEREST
lit the time your Inontty itt tiw caviniut
Wk crown at an Iutioultthlntz mic
MOW dollar in iikc having a mint
working for Von. And t-vch time inn
1 l E“ dollar you have anoiltcr worknr.
t your dollars to work at.
1:1: scum mm mm
.uvum umr
haven‘t mm to aunt. no
mt. anyhow. it will not. be
P. D. LYON a. co.
BO Wnohlngton at.
who prtvciplttth ,
So. Norwalk.
arc looping. lllt' liailon aim», to
ht'l‘Vtt ihclt thil'h’t'l sh pnipottca. You
will llt‘lil' further from [no tomorrow.
"Oi“ courutt, V'ou gontituntin intuit
know that tho thcslions at iuuut- are
now in thc hands of thc (lopartntcul
ot' lliillliillltl‘ and Mr itritk's tomniit l
mu who i think Vou will llgli‘t Vtith
Inc are tho oat-a to iutlgc. it is lint
lair to llll‘lll to any nothing lllllllt‘i
”l tilllllt‘tlillt‘ hon glitall)’ _Vou iItIVI»
lit't‘ll tillllt'lt‘tl through thin tuiat'ottunc.
but 1 tt-ll Von again that lllt‘ hunt VVaV l
to luintz about a uatlsiattotV t---oIIt|II 1
~ion l'ot V’t‘llli' llll'll is to rctnain loV till
to tho ltitpt'ltaiilo and not in tin am i
thing hct“tnc thc it‘lltlll oi tilt llthi’tll
initial: t-otntnitttc tlu lillt‘t'lllill 1
think that you will llt‘ lllilt‘ to $00 itn- .
partially and to jutigu tin-so tuttitvrw'
which now arc tho Sillijt‘t‘i oi t-tIIIIrtI~
\'t‘l‘h_\' in ottr sot-ictV'."
MI: ilV'tic atttl lllS St‘t'l't‘lill'l' l'i‘ct‘th-tl
tht- t'tilllllilllt‘t‘ :Ilonc. his lthV'ors tutti i
llthlHt‘l'h‘ having ict't tht- honmu, just
as tho I'onlniittcc t'tutcrt‘tl.
CONFESSED TO ROBBERY AND
ASSAULT.
Edward Leonard and Joseph Cencskl
Held for Killing of Lockwood.
W A i it} llill' ill. April 2ti.~-«l) thVIIIti
.l'l't‘Slt’tl in Now York anti brought
lll'l‘t‘ last night on account of thc kiil- ‘
int; oi' Thomas P. Lockwood, an nut-ti
l't‘t'lilhi‘, Vtt~t't- llt‘ltl in llit‘ pttlit't- t‘titil't
iotlzIV' VVithtitIi liztil for it litiitt‘llltz' it)»
llillll‘ii\\'. 'l‘ltt'V' \\'t‘|‘t‘ not 't‘tillll‘t’tl in
Illt‘iltl today. .\llil'tlt'i' in tho t‘iiitrat‘
illlilllibl illllli. \\'llllt‘ l“l‘t'tlt'l‘lt‘l{ l‘it-.~ ‘
ton, who was lll‘lt'hlt'tl lit-I'o I'Illtl “llti
i:~ hilltl to lill\'t‘ qutlo :I .\liilt‘liii‘lll llll‘
illlt’illlilll. lit‘tlllili'tl ntitl t‘t‘nt-sltL is llt'ltl
on a t‘t’lllsllll‘ilt‘V' charutt,
l.lt-l|lt‘liillll liotltl. ot lllt \\';Itt~riIurV'
polit-t-, arer'ttd llt‘lt‘ l‘t'otu Nt-VV York
with lllt‘ prisonci‘s lam night gt‘illllil
oi't' lllt‘ train at Naugatut-lt and coming
into tint t‘ll)‘ iIV' trolloV' lll ortlt-r to c»
t‘lllit' iln- crowd VV'iIit-h il\\l|llt‘tl thrtn
til llll' Iaiiroatl station. l“t)l' MIV't'lul
hours; t‘ot'ont-r .\lix. who him [‘lllllllll'u‘ll
lliti llitlltlt‘V' ill ilit- t‘:t:»t'. llllll lllt‘ ili'lri~
tillt‘i'h lllltlt'l' t‘Xilllllllitliitli. \\'htII llt‘
loft llli‘lll oaer' this tIIorniIIu ht- \V‘llt‘l
hié~ l't‘lltll‘l \\'tlllltl proiuililV‘ in) liiittlt- ttl~
tlaV'.
.\t-cording to thc oillccrn. lltilh imotn
aid and (‘t-utxski ntatic light of lllt‘li‘ ar» ,
.(lt‘llt‘t‘ lll lllt‘ t‘ilsit‘.
-"lhc trottul (g'tpatnhc- nt'
imonartl and .itmvph (Ronald. who \H‘it‘ ; ~ .
rout at that hut when coanonlcd with
lliii tutor motion of the polltstt weaken
0d and told the whole. story. it in Haiti
that thc plan to assault and rub liock~
wood with t‘orutcti Wt’t‘ks hcforc thc
I'I'ituc was t-ouiutittt‘tl ou lt‘tthrnttt'y 2h.
Ili’t‘l\\\|ltill. who iin‘tl otl tho Miillllt“
lIan road. It khori lllHlllllt'tt i’rtun tint
t-iiV'_ watt ilh‘lit'll to sign a “truth”! for
a railroad to Hill across llih' prt-Iuiscu
and whilo ho was sitting at it ttIlIic
writinti wars struck from behind.“ Ht‘
put up an unexpected tight illltl was
roughly handled. According to the
poilt-t- llii‘ prisoners said thtiy tlitl mil
know that Lockwood hatl tlltitl oi his
llljill'lt‘tl until ther wcrt- ill'l‘t'dtt‘ll. it
had lit‘t’li l't‘lilii‘lt‘tl that Lockwood kt-pt
.I Hill—’.t' amount oi moat .i' in his hunter
luti lllt‘ pltlit'ttli-t of tilt l'tillllt‘lV' Wt’lt'
Vt-IV' small
lloih tt-ntaki and la-onard ltItllit‘tl
I'illllt‘l‘ Slliillliy wilt-n ith' appt'art'tl in
court today. Nt'lllit‘l' had lii't'll Hitttl't‘tl
l'tIr st‘Vt'l‘ill tlii)’ii and thoir clothing was
h'tillt‘ll and tth' Wt'l'e without collars
or this. l’rtaatoh was lit‘llt‘l' tlrcsacd.
(‘otit-uki t'ornlt-rly workcd an a conduc-
tor on thc trolloy road ht-rc during ‘t
ntrlko of motormcn and conductors. .-\l
-. tortIt'V' (liliit‘tiV'lti will appttur lUlllUl'l'UW
Its- t'tllillstl t'tu' t‘tiutrski, \\'llllt‘ .ilidizc ii.
in. litht‘ will rt‘prcttcni i.titutartl,
l"l'o1n llll‘ Httu'ltttt told in tho tut-n.
it in lit’llt'\'t‘tl that l'l't‘Hitlll. whilc itl
itlllllt-tl oi lllt‘ plot in ltlll l.-tltltwtiotl
It-t‘nutti to iaitc part in ii lutt that it
third nlau lltlllit‘tl llama it “its t-ontt-In-
t‘tl liliSN‘t‘ll is now in tho ()Shllilill;
Prison. in Nt‘W York. .\‘t‘i‘Vlllll. a non~
lt‘llt’t‘. anti llltl't‘ was .\Ittiti today to lit'
a pontiliilltV‘ that tho slain might lintl
it ilt‘t‘t‘n‘Htll‘." to lit-int: him hcro i‘or cV'iv
’l‘hc .\tory of lllt'
iil‘l‘tl-ilt'tl lllt‘ll t-rt-tlits lianat'tl with corn-
tniitiua tht' at-iuui assault.
CRETAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
OPENED.
inland ot’ t‘ttitc.
April 2“.
litpulio
\\ In t'toptutttl totiaV iiV l’tlnto Ut'lllgt.
tin high tonllliissltill -r of tho ptl\\t"i$.
(‘ ANNA
‘VI'ho in his speech lilillllt‘tl thu~ rcV'oiu-
tilt rm TAINMENT
Ar ranged bv the
DOORKEEPERS' CIRCLE. K. D.
'of the Norwaik Congregational Church
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL. 25th.
Lockwood's Halt.
first Annual Ball
l. (i. ii. it‘. til“ NUR\\‘I\1.|\‘.
IIIItlt r lllt‘ Jillititlt‘t'H ol
Our Bruthurs’ lodge No. i 0.
and
Butler ltitigu N0. 97.
.\l lllt'
EASTER .\lliNllAY.
.\liliil‘ lII \Vlit'l‘ll‘r AQ
.\t InorV.
.\l'ilil. Bl
Wit-uni l-‘tili
‘li't‘lltlfill a.
READ THESE PRICES:
this sale .................
Men‘s
l
i
sell at $10. this sale .....
Young Men' It Suits. single and
.. .-.-N u“...— M...
1 BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR CHOICE OFFER-
i
sell at $10 and $12. this sale ........ . . .
Children‘s Suits. 2% to 9 years. big variety, latest in Rutt-
cian, Norfolk and Buster Brown Suits. .
Fine line of Gent's Furnishings at reasonable prices.
Just received five cases Lion Brand Sample Shoes. For
men. $2.00; boys’. $1.35; children's, $t.oo.
:0OOOOOO“OOOOOOOO”OOOOOOO 0000900900906000.0000...”
Easter
4
ffering’s
t ZthDCN‘NOOOOOCiCM .
INGS FOR THE EASTER SEASON. THE QUALITY 18
OF THE BEST THE CUT THE LATEST AND THE FIT
ALL THAT COULD BE DESIRED. COME IN AND WE
WILL PROVE TO YOU THE MERIT OF OUR GOODS
Iflflmwumllfiw
Men‘s Fine High Grade Sample Suits made to sell at $15.
..... ......,,..........$9.oo
Fine High Grade Black Thibet and Clay Worsted
Suits. all satin lined. made to sell at $16. this sale. .
.$Io.oo
Men‘ 5 Fine Worsted Suits. made to sell at $9. this sale . .$5. 00
Children‘s Suits. from 8 to 16 years, double breasted Nor—
folks. with knickcrbocker pants. from $1.25 to. .
Men's Spring Overcoatc—four difi'erent shades. made to
. I . $4.00
. . . . . ..... $5. 00
double breasted. made to
.....$5and$75o
...$x.25 to $3.75
Any on: bringing this
I
D. GOT
FOR THIS WEEK 0N1. Y.
confront than LOWprIIm. '
11 NORTH MAIN STREET,
talcum motor
ad. will rlnnlvo 8 par
TLIEB;
tit . "i . ‘_ .I.
lit)lilHli-l and Ili‘Cli‘ll‘t-‘ll inn rcntlincan tol
Kl'ttlld ovory I'casonahlo reform propur- l
ly proposes-ti. 0n the withdrawal ott
Souvenir Said.
the Trincc. the Chatnhct of iloputicsl
unanimously Inst-hired in favor of thc
nniolt oi ('l‘It‘tl Vitth tlrtwto and 11.;
tlllilllh'n' [litit‘ti‘tll‘tl to ill! piIitlt't to no
lliltlilli thtt lilncu i ‘
BLAMES POSTAL DEPARTMENT.
Attorney Carr Claim. Judge Hooker _ i i
Cannot Be Held.
ALBANY .N l'.. April‘.ittm'l‘hottetati-I
IIIIIoV' rcgartiiug Suprclut- Court. .iuutlco -.
Wart-cu ll. iiookt-r‘s nth-god connection
with llll‘ it‘rtttlonhi iitlat-oliit't- wan lllt‘
starting point oi oi iInIt-nt hy l.’.'\\'lfi ii.
t‘nrr oi t'otiuacl t‘oI Jill-ill“! llokt-r, to
day lictotc tint \mtdnhiV' judiciary
t‘iillllll tut.
Mr. (‘nrr tlt't‘llll't‘tl illitl .lllla‘lll‘t‘ Hook
i‘l' t‘tilllll not tic llt‘ltl Itsponsihlt‘ i'or
it‘tanlt'l’ Hall‘s (Utilititll‘tl i‘aiinrc to
ilt‘llilllll any work \\llillt‘\t‘i' itt thc l~‘ ic
tionla ollltc tIi'tt-r ho had Ht‘tlllt‘tl his
appointntcut lllt‘l‘t‘.
”Al‘g‘llflttflfl'tl llll-i|it‘(‘ltil‘.>l \Vl‘lll to tho
l“l't‘tl0|llii pnstoiilco and i'onnd tloihinu‘
'rtulg." suit] Mr. t‘nrr. “Wc arc to
tlt'Jtl llt'lt' VVllh stinking lltilllith with
iltlh‘t‘H to uttlnntl. always scouting" i'or
.\‘tllllt'. suspicion tu' t-ril. i say that
llll‘ll‘ is nothing in this (‘Vllll'llt‘t‘ which
l‘tl_\'i-i lill' fault at .lllllllt‘ Hookcr's t‘txct,
\rhatcV‘t-I' tha t‘auhl IIIiIV' lit-3' '
Mr. Carr argnmi that thc l-i‘tld'l'ill
ptmtolllt’t- llt‘litll'lllll'ili was o lilanltn li'
anV‘ihinV; was wrong. an it wan its duty ;
to lilltiW it' thttrt- \V’crc anV' suporiluonn
t'lll])lti)'tt‘$~ iilltit'llt'tl to too ii‘rotloniit
oilit‘t‘.
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
WII
have It
In All
Colors.
litlxbtiy Silk
Will
Never
iear.
K1 PURE DYEb'
Sliiiltfiiti arthritic.
Beginning Saturday morning, April 15th we will give a French Plate Mirror absolutely free to the first one
hundred customers buying five yards or more of the famous Boxbay Nevertcar Silk.
In order to introduce the famous Boxbay Nevertear Silk to the ladies of this vicinity the manufacturers
haVe Given us one hundred handsome Plate Glass Mirror. to be given away to the first one hundred persons buy-
ing five yards or more of this famous Silk. '
We are confident that there is no Silk in the market that will give the satisfaction to the wearer that this
silk Will- We have it in all shades. 19 inches wide. Price 50¢ per yard.
i
Altt r a hunt actor has douc (Wt-‘1')-
thing clat- hc tritts. Ito tlo liiillllt'l.
VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK.
We have prepared for non an aggregation 0i
merchandise unequaled bu alill store in this city.
Our Cloak and Suit department is equal and will
compare in quantitu. assortment. stale and ratiehi.
to anti department store of cities five times the
size of ours. Our paths are so low and stock
so large that the most economical and skeptical .
purchaser can get suited here.
We solicit charge accounts. Have your purchases
charged and pay for them In weakly payments.
H. KRIEGER & ECO.
(it’t‘linltlllll‘ly :1 person is smart
t‘lltlllgll to actwpt a favor and put . HARBOR VIEW
things tVrisch around until in: rooms.
to int thc ouo who is coutcrriug‘ a lion-
BEACH.
50 LET ‘sicommcmumnmn;
WALTHAM
WATCHES
From May tat—immediate Possession ,
States or Canada. against the arising: Hm" flt'illl
from anV utlist', cxploaltm tutti light-
ning inclutlt-tiwalno marina and tranau
portation l‘lilllit—«lht‘fl, or pilfurage, lip-i
on tho llltiiii tavorahlc icrtus.
Water St. South Norwailt.
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
in other building: on the lame proper-
ty, suitable for Light Mahutacturlng or
Carpenter Shopc.
Taylor and Golden
.74 Washington Street.
“GLOVERS' lilE Pilot."
EASTER: SHOES
IN Aid. lIEA'l‘HERS
UNI". illt‘ 'l‘lli“
Gibson Pat. Colt,
0X i’OltliS F‘Oit WUM [ON
3......
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall St.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv‘
$300 UPwARDs.
Norwatk, Conn.
:t
THREE STORES IN THE t
l‘ nro the host. Mechanical procls- Au‘omflblle 'nsurance
i‘ 'i ii i ' t f s unet- homc
I: I 8 hr 1 too. perfect material and caroiul T N W NCE CO ’ " ‘0“ W0 0" 9- “" -
u ‘0" m mg i: iiuish are the features that have 808 O SURA ' ‘ infillt‘t'l ”it“ qualnt. Javanese hungalow.
1 made Waltham Watches the oust Capital $1I000I000I hm“ “Y “WV“ workmen. 3 00° “’0‘
0n the S‘eamboat Property ‘ in the world. Iill RUM. gold This Company writes a most liberal “I “W" from, ““3 view; ”"3"
l 111le and silver canes at. form of insurancc tort-ring thc calming. hathlntt. sailing and fishing. Play
t witcrcvcr it iuttV he in the Ulllit‘il ground for the children. Lott-r for
t
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t
t
1
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Easy terms. Special inducements
Jacob M Lauton' in. thc lliillthl‘l-l. Send for illustrated
hooklct. it, is worth reading. it
Agent.
l cilia you how to acquire a uummcr
5 Railroad Place. South Norwaik.il htunc.
Tel. 35—2. l
J. ii. lawrence. Agent.
No. 2 80. Main St. 80. Nor-walk, Cm.
or the owners,
MILLINERY
EVERYTHlNG IN “UP TO DATE
STYLES iN TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED MILLINERY
DAVID W RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
. and Embalmcr.
.19 North Mlln at.
Residence. 6 Washington Street. .
Telephone at house. 134-2 1
'P
l
i
iliss 1. E. dictators.
with M. B. Smith ‘0; 60.,
92 Wuhlngton Bit-cot.
Our Spring Gaiaiodue:
around Bone ’.
licoti Antics t
$3050! ”I'll?“ l
lenient .
Flue linings
Iltilr
tint: .
Plaster
Setter Pint:
Sandi
New Rochelle, N. Y.
All Shoes
Aren’t
Alike . .
i 'l‘hcro‘s natntttiit‘dltleronco lti shoot;
mt thorn in in candy, cigars, or Panama
hIittt.
Union. you‘re an expert in shoe val-
“BS-Milli lht‘ Wliieiit thins.
AND THAT ta—BUY KEiTH'B KON-
‘ QUIRORI.
They're as stupid an guyier'n candy, 5
or an Old Woii cigar.
lt‘or Lawn
or (iardcu.
it‘or thti new
honing or re-
pairing thti
did one.
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