m... .
IIIIIOPItms THE hit-"lug? ADMIRAL or
.. “mi- «v’u-
._ ,_____
fl'o Rhode Island Belong: The Digtinc-
tlonu-Paul Jones A Lieutenant.
I'That John Paul Jones was not the
first admiral of the United States navy
but that he was It first. lieutenant un-
(161' Each I-lopkiuI-I of Ithodo Islnnd
first; (Iommundet in chief oI iiit‘ nnvy
in 1775 Is shown cit-Inly In‘ a. lolIIII
which 1.. I}. Merriam, of SIIIIIIIIII tIon-
tributes to tho New York SIIIL Ilop-
kins wus uddrossrd soniottines us (‘tllll-
modore. but his ofilrlnl title was that
of con'Inqudor-iIII-,lIiIIt‘. Mr. Mort-him
cites the. following fuels from the HIC-
ords, showing IlIuI to ”11' state of
Rhodé Island III-longs lilt'. could of
,having brought about the ornunizu.
‘tlon of tho United States nary:
On Monday, August 21, 175. tho gone.
m1 assembly (Ionvouod ill. ProvidI-Iut-o,
and at this session lue tirsl suggestion
for the establishment ol‘ u continental
fleet was made. From this suggestion
the American nuvy doles Its origin.
’I‘he’( Eoutinentui Congress was petition
ed by the Rhodo lslund tissumbly
The imporlunce of equipping.- uu Amor-
, loan fleet was sol forth. A divided
opinion was expressed and a long and
‘ spirited debate ensued, Samuel Adams
and John Adams and Robert Treat
Paine ot Massachusetts Ellphaet Dyer
and Silas Deans of (‘Onnertit III Peyton
Randolph ol \'riginiu, uud oth'IIIIs Ink
ing part. The derision of the con-
gress wait for sot-tiring ill onro uvuii~
able ships and equipping them “for
the protection and IiIIl'onso of lho‘lhIlt-
ed Colonies us iilt' rougross shall di-
rent
On Nov. I3, 177.3 the \IoIk ol’ [HUI' ut-
ing and filling out iii(‘ vessels (illit‘lt‘d
had pr'ogiossed so fan that the rom-
miltee of tho (‘oIItlIIIIIIluI rongross so
iected ESIIII llopltins of ItiIodo Isluud
as commander of the fleet. Congress
confirmed the appointtuout “Dr. :52,
1775, and also nppolnttId tho following
officers for tho sIII'III'uI vessels.
Dudley Sullonstull. Abraham Whip-
pie, Nit-bolus IIIddlII, .Iohn Ilurouglts
Hopkins, captains.
John Paul Jones,
Rhodes Arlmlti.
~—‘Siunsbury. HorsIIId Hurltor, .lonu-
than l’ItIlII-r first lieutenants.
Benjamin Hot-tinny. .Iosoph OIIIin,
Elisha WIIIIIIII‘ ’l‘homus WIIuI'IIrcI-u-
MoDougull. second lieutenant.
John Fanning. EztIkitIl Burroughs.
Daniel Vaughan. third lluutentmls.
Hopkins was an able mun who hilii
had much I-prIriIIIItIII on sou and show.
He had Sllt'lll Illilt’il of' his liillt- for it)
years as tIoInIIIoIIoI-II of nuIrtIIItIutIIn-n,
and after the hostilitios with England
broke out IIII IIIIIIIruly look I‘tlllliliiilili
of a DTIYIIIN‘I'. “II was in tho roloniul
service In tho FI’I‘IK‘il and Indian wars,
and was tho best known sou ruptulu
in the. colonies. “II “as SI‘YI‘I'III lino-s
a memhvr oT lilt' IIlIodtI Islund ilb'm'lll-
bly, Tho (’Dlllllllliltit'l‘ of ti i'oI-IIII ol‘ titltl
men at Middlotown, it, l.. he bud
brought about a How with \VIIIIIIIIII.
had blocked Nowport. Al'tt-r l‘t‘ltt‘h'ill:
his commission from tho rouliuonlul
congress ho wont to I’hiludIIlphlu IIIIII
took Itonuuuud of his "ON or right
vessels, \\'ilit‘il Wl‘l't‘ IIl‘lllt‘li llll‘l'l‘iliilll~
men. Ills~ flagship was lltiillt’ti tho AI
:fred, and it was .iohn I'uul .lonos him-
self who Its first litIIIlt-uunt \\'iltIII llop~
kins took command unfurled IIIII silk
flag on whlrh wus II Ioprosoulmion ot'
a rattlo suuko with tho motto, “Don't
Trend on Me.“
The rose for Admiral i'IHl‘ii Hopkins
of Rhodo lslund would sIItIm to be well
established.
FIRE STARTED BY 8TERILIZER.
PROVIDENCE. It. I.. Muy It} -Nu~
maruua zoolonlrul und unutotuirul sIItI
cimens of ('(miiilit'l'lliiib Viiilll‘Vi worn tit-s.
troyod by u fire which ultIIlIId In the
exhibition net‘l on of hhuorIII Itbodv Is
laud Hall at ‘houu I‘I'IIIIIIIIIIII IIttIly
today. The flIInIIIs \voro IlelIIuIIIulIIId
in time to prIIrIIIIt IIxIIIImle- duumur
to the building uud :IillliIIliln IIurrII-d
out many Vllillliilil‘ instrumouts und
other propnrly, Some of tho spI-rluwus
destroyed I-nnnol IIII l't'llillt'l'li, 'l‘IIo firt-
is thought to how sturlud from u film‘-
tiller, hf‘tltmi by uni-I III llw iiiull'lllt‘lll.
fl’ha IOIIII to tho holldlug IIIIIIIf will not
exceed sloop.
I CABBIDY—M'GOVERN.
Mil-III Nulllo Mrtiovrlu IIIIII l‘lIlIItp
Causidy, of South Norwulk worn qur
tied in .lsruey t‘lIr. May IIIIII. AI
present the: mo rtIuiIlInIt In Connor-
mint avenue.
W union about the
tale.“ fouling he can onloy.
Itch Geranium in
W“ Odeilh
Christ! with Mitt
tilt
orgunlued by the continental u'ongiesu‘
tho“
F D LYON 8: CO.
90 Wnohlrigton 51:.
So. Norwalk.
NO WDRK FDR EMPLOYEES
nun—~—
On Account of Continuance of Team-
sterl’ Strike In Chicago.
CHICAGO. May i2.-—-Employarn be-
gan today the execution of II. new poll-
cy III the teainsleru' strike, men in var.
ious manufacturing Industries being
laid off' because of the luck of business.
brought about by the strike. At the
Elillliuym‘fl' Asuoclutlon office. It was
sold the number of men laid off would
run into the thousands und would (Ion-
liutnx unloss IIquIIIl busineaI-I condi-
tions I-IIIIIrnIId soon.
Hundiods of wagons were soul out
today by strike-hound houses, adver-
tisements for teutnstoru filled the news.
papers and every side was evidence of
The department stores were purtiru-
lurly III-live Most of the advertise-
InIInls state. that. “Union or Non-lin-
iou Men" will be accepted Klnley's
I-osluurunl, where presidents and royul.
Iy have dined. has been turned into a.
hotel where non-unimi white and color-
tItl femur-tiers are housed and foil
Charles Johnson, IIolorIId, employed
‘by the Standard Oil Company. was
mistaken for it strikebreultor by u mob
today and was so sorlously Injured thut
IIII quytllo Before the police arrlvod
the crowd had disappeared.
Wullor Si. Clair, rolored, employed
by Armour & Company til the utook
yards, was ulturketl by it crowd of
strlko syIupatlIi‘MII‘so IIIIII boutrn with
(Iluhs IIIIII othor weapons.
A total of 1,900 wagons were sched-
ulIItl to he moved today by non-union
tounislors undoi- police protection This
Is tho lurgrst number of wagons IIIovIIIl
SIIII'O tho ttIuIIIstIIrs' slrlko hogan. To
nuromplish lhII Iusk. 2.ltlll polirIImIIn
were detailed to guard the wagons uud
Wl‘l‘t‘ nssistod by an ulmoul IIquIII quII-
.bIIr of deputy sheriff’s.
ll wns slntIIII IIulIIoI‘ilulleIIy totlny
thut early next week IIIII Employors‘
Assortutiou Wollili woke up u “bilil‘k
list" of‘ all IIIIIInIIlors who Intro goin-
out on strike 'I‘IIIIso Int-n, 4,1Ititi in
IIII. “will be notified that If they illl"t‘
nol rIIIuI'IIIIIl by tilt} IIIIII of next week
they will never be rtIlnstuttId Tho
‘JquonIIrs‘ Assoclution totluv announc-
ed that. 2.400 positions had been filled.
und tlmt tIItIy Wt‘l't‘ rupidly IIIIIIIII, the
others.
Sprrud of svntputholir strikes among:
puhIiII school children received It now
impetus today Pupils of tho Curler
M. Harrison school went on {I strlko
when wuizons of the Peabody Cool 00.
urrlvtul III the building to tlIIliI'IIr tIoul.
i‘ollIIo WI‘I‘II still on gourd today at
thII IIIIndritIks Public. school, “‘iit'l‘t.‘ u
strike similar to that of IIIII (‘urtor II.
Harrison f-It'hllfli had not l‘lllil‘t‘i)’ sub-
sIdIItl.
DEATH OF EDWIN A. BUCK.
Former State Treasurer and Influen-
tial Windham County Man.
Wil.l.llII/\N’I‘IC. Muy lB.»-~Ictlwiu A.
"llt'ii, former state treasurer and for
many years one of Windham county's
most influential IIIIIII, dlod ut his homo
curly Ioduy ul‘lor Ion duys‘ illness from
IIIII gtippe For some months how
£‘\'l'i‘ ho lIIId not hot-n in good IIIIuIllI.
Inning IIIII'I'IIrotl from IIIIltIrllIII Ho
IIIIIIIII ronI old Now I ‘Ilnlund slut-k and
nits tonnIIIIttIIl IIilII IIIIIIIy famillt'u
which Imvo boon pIquiuIInt In tho
business and sotlnl Ilfo of this purl of
tho tounlrv his IIIIIIII runner-lion ho
inn with tho Knowiton. Armour and
Iirooka IIIIulIIIIs. Mr. liurk was u
would of Philip I). Armour.
Mr. Iiurk wax u unilvo of Ashtord
quI lilo blrtlnluy 'wuu Frbrunry ll.
litti‘z. Al the ago of 1H ho runio bore
and ostubl‘luhrd lIIJIIsoIf in buslnouu
and this won the beginning of u very
urtivo Ilfo III which surrosu attended
IIIII muny tIhuIIgou IIIIIIIII. Ho won a
dirt-olor of Mir Natlouul liunk here.
uud It liil'l'l'lni‘ of the Willlninntlo Suv-
inns illiiiilllit‘ :uul of,tho Willimunlio
Muvhlne Company. From iii‘li to IIIT'I
lu- wns proaltlunt of tho Suvlnitu I‘iunk
fli I'llun'ord Sprlnuu ”I! wont to thiI
ltIulslnlurr for live molodu and Wu»
Mountor during tho Indl. solution of the
old state house In Nirw Ilnvon. In
1871i bu wuu uIIIlo tronsuror, being It
lkIIIIoIII'tIl. but IIIII ptuty quI not rt.»
turned to powor ill the hunt Idol-lion.
(lovornor Morrlu uppulutud Mr. flunk
a hunk t-xnmlnor.
’l‘hr aurvlvlnu family IIonIIiIItII of will
rhlldrou. (‘Iuorutn of .‘l’nlmI-r. Mltflii-i
Mru. ’I‘. II. I’nrkor and Mrs. A. ii. lain»
min. WilliunI A. Buck. Minn lillln and
Min» burr hunk. of this place.
m‘mmw nan-u
INTERSTATE OOMMI‘CI COMMISI
OION‘UHOULD FIX. RATED.
WAIIHINII'I‘ON, May lit—A. B.
I-IlltIltut-y. prtmidont of tho Chicago
Grunt. wtmtorn Railroad lulu tiled with
tho Senulu Committee- on Interstate
Common-II, II Itilifonltmt in furor of giv-
Ing tinI lutemtutu Commerce Committ-
ulon power to fix rates. IIIII any» that
'1 tho rommlmdon would he the moat lull-
‘ Infurtory urbllur meIIiblIII
Buuuklnlf
of Mutton lw any» that "slnho the In-
iutlotiunn. the traffic
stopped puyluu rolmtuu s.ou ruin ship
moms. but In lion Ihnruof have paid eh
motor tom. which In another way of
giving rehnlou." A government rom-
mlaslon would ho uutruutmuletl by com-
petition or II dosim‘to secure laminae
for any particular line and could from
an equitable lit‘l'lmlitio
W
"Considering the Inudunayof MIMI!“
ms to m III the lumen manila-II of
the are bestowed upon about." M-
murkud the thoughtful think”. "it In
ourlnlnly up in some 100“!“ of tuition
busy null inhuman” tumult”
t how «suitings nu do it?"idti¢l‘i’ffl
tho an», out
n" m
7
‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
the uggrosslvoness ol' the employers. ~
«time flfli' have.
m
John llullorun hill! moved from Illuu~
ford Pinon to .Seymour avenue.
A barge loud of crushed stone for
use on Norwalk streets arrived yes-
terdny.
The framework ls ruined for tho now
house being built by John II‘. MCMII~
hon In Cedar street.
0. It“. Danton has moved Into Wll~
llqu II‘. McMahon's new house In SIIYI
nIour uvouue.
(‘Iit'konoo 'ri-um. I, o. II. M., or
Norwulk, will confer the wurrlor‘u du-
gruo this evening.
A. .l. (‘ollIIuI & (‘ompuny Iil'l' lilting;
out tho Emmuuuel (‘lIuth. III Spring-
dulo with hunaocku. ‘
A. J. Collins 8: Company now lilt‘
conlrnrl to furnish the Ci‘liill' (flirt
lottnge. III Tokenelte. '
__
'I‘homau Cole. the well-known iOI'IlI
actor, was In town today. He in now
with the Keith Thoatres III New York.
The National busebull taunt will go
to Nuuiznturk tomorrow to pluy tho
Nuugntuoks.
Many of thLI local teachers are ut-
tendlng’ the tenchers‘ ronventlou.
Whlrh Is in session today III Dunl‘nu‘y.
und the schools are closed.
Most of the Norwnlk luwyers were
In Bridgeport this morning attending
the short ruleudur session of the t‘l‘im-
luul superior court.
The (YonnIIIItlI-ut Rullwuy and Light-
ing Company has mode urI'IIugoIneIIts
lo lustull a large now gns cooking
Hinge III tho Hotel Nitrwnilt. for Pro-
prietor George I). Russell.
n
The funorul of (,‘IIIIrlIIs N. SIIIIIIdI-rs
was held this afternoon from his late
residence In II‘runoII Hil‘l’t'i, of 2:30
o‘rlork. Interment was In Norwalk
(.‘enIIItIIry.
II is [Iltllliliiio thin the town mort-
ing to hear Iht- vaoit of the com-
mittee Wilit‘il will Investigate t‘iintil~
(Ions in regard to ussisting town poor
will bn held next Wedueaduy night.
it, I., Cohorn is seriously III at his
lIomII in West ovouuo. Ht“ bus boon
uirlI for sonIII days. but yosltIrdIIy was
utturkotl with hourl troublo IIIIII ftnnt—
In); spoils
'I'hII South Norwulk WutIIr (‘omInis-
aionvrs \vIIrII III Wilton yosterdoy look.
inn III'lor tho turning on of llIII wutor
supply from the South Wilton supply
into iiitI South Norwulk I'I~sI,IrIIIIiIIa.
'I'hII thtIIr wns turned on sIIIII-IIiIsf'IIlly.
SIXTH WEEK OF TEAMSTERS'
STRIKE.
Chicago Endurance Contest Shows no
Sign and Ending.
CHICAGO, May l2.- 'I‘hu lettnIsIIIrs’
sIrIkII IIIIIIIrs upon Iiit‘ sixth week to-
duy as on “tIIIduI'uurI- rontrst." Titt-
IIInployors und lilt‘ strikers both IIIIII-
luro IhII duration of the controversy
now doponds solely upon lilt‘ steadfast-
outs of the other Sillt‘.
.\ more whirh llIII atrlko lenders are
planning to IIIIIktI bus rolutiou to tho
uppI-ul for u grand jury invoatigution
of tho lOIIIponors' 'l‘ountinu t‘ompuuy.
Attorney Seymour Stodmun has rou-
ftII'rod with I'I'IIsIdIIIIt mold of IIIII Ft‘liI
motion of Lubor, and advised tho op-
ruin}.r of n “pt-ruouul“ II-gul rompulgn
uguiust tho IInIploytIrs. II was sold
thut Stodnmu proposotl the prosI-rution
of individual IIIuponIIrs for IIIII I'iolu-
tion of various l'il)’ ordlnunt'os.
GAS TANK EXPLOSION.
PHILADELPHIA. May Ill-~v'l‘wo por-
noIIII one known to hurt: III-en killed,
sIIvIrIII are thought to ho burlod bo-
nIIth a mass of iil'iii'is and twenty oili-
urs linvo boon taken to hospitals us the.
I't'iillit of IIII explosion of II gas tank of
the United tins IqurlvemtIut t‘ompuny
III I’olnt I‘Ireozo, III the southern sec-
liI.II of this city today.
There Were ueIIrly fifty pl‘l‘HOIIH work-
ing close to whom IIIII explosion on
curred and thou far lens than thirty
have been accounted for.
DETERMINED TO BE FIRST.
(Lipplnrolt‘sl
A mother of three little boys who
find gone to tho rountry to spend the
summer rerrivt-d the following postal
from the oldest:
“Deur Mothurml wuntod to hr the
flrul lo wrlto to you, so wrote this
before I lIIft home. untl will mull it.
th-n we rout-II Livingston. Wu urn
IIll woll and sound. ,-
“IIJIIIIIIIIe tho writing, thIIIIIIIu- you
koI-p romln‘g Into tho room. Your lov~
Inn non. WILLIAM."
'I‘hrI mother had «aid she would Bond
II «lime to thr OIIP who wrote. the
find and Muster Willlntu illiti dolomi-
IIIIIII to hunt liiil brothurs. so no III
mnllv "took time by the foremok"
PREBSING NEED.
Wutihlngton Poul).
invention for turning II buggy Into an
tultomohllo What Is really noedod.
howavur. III some invention thut. will
prevent an automobile from turning
into II ropalr uhop.
Mrs. Bhromomn-v»"ln that the very
host. excuse you can put, up for not
ruining homo till 2 o'clock thla moor
n“ I;
Rimbaud-“Wen. door: if you'rt- not,
filliiflfimi with flint I'll have to loll you
the Iridium—«mlrolt Free Press.
.. rite thoughtful little boy with the
high forehead tied un oblong recount:
rlo motto of tilt to the (103‘: toll and
watched the animal 30 tearing down
the alloy. ”For It Scotch collie." the
tiny explained to the bystanders. “I
thought he wasn't. quite as canny as
ho ought to he. ”woman“ Tribune.
"I have horn." ma the amateur In-
venwr III! in animated it email model
from MI! grip "It derive that will warn
the engineer of II. train when anyone
Ill mouth: the truck” “No good."
mined tin: “333ml. «gun's lino
r em- nu M ruqu m
I ”MO 7, Dolly Nun.
Now It 'l‘mntu comes forward with on -
MARX ‘MUST HANG.
m
SupFeme Court Find. No Error In His
One.
NEW HAVEN, May 12.——In the Sn-
preme Court today, a finding of “No
error" was handed down in the appeal
of Gorahon Marx, of Colnhester. con.
vlcled of the nun-tier of Pavol Itodecki
u farm hand.
“No errol" IIIIIII found III the case of
Charles K. Ollieiq, of Chloogo VII. The
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad.
Other decisions were given on fol-
low:
Fil)’ vs. Dexter; no error.
Fluhor vs. Solver; no error.
Mnuk vs. Knitting; no error. i
Boston Il‘urulturu Company vs.
'I'honus. ol' Waterbury, pIIIu ill IIIIIIIII~
Int-Int overruiod.
III-won, administrator. vs. Mury Fitn-
(iorald. 'I‘IIII Snporior Court In IIIIvinod
lillti Mnry II‘IIztit-ruld InId IIlIsolulI-
ownorshlp ot propurty null lull powm'
to dispose of the Home.
a
DANBURY‘S NEW PASTOR.
Report That Rev. Walter J. Shanley
Will Succeed Late Father Lynch.
It was reported in Hartford and In
Dunliury yostordny thnf the Rev. Wul-
for J. Shunley, l't-‘l‘iOI' of St. .IOIIoph's
I-uthvdrul, I-Iurtl’ord, hnd ilt't‘Ji up-
polntod pastor of St, Peter‘s Church.
littnhury, to Hilt‘t‘t‘t'li the lute Rev.
Henry .I, liynrh. The report. was not.
confirmed by My IIuthorltulIvo noun-e.
lI‘IIthI-r Simuley. wlwn asked (eon-
«tuning the report. suid that no up-
polntmrnt had been made us yet
S FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
lions to announce to the Iudtos that
for Saturday May 1:1, thoro will be II
hits reduction Stilt‘ on III‘I‘I‘thIIIg.
Couts. Skirts, Waists. “IR-uppers,
Chlldi'rn's ann lirossos and Notions-I.
Cull and see Iho prior».
31 Main St. Norwalk, Ct.
WALL PAPER
INTERIOR III£(‘(,lRA’I‘It)NS,
GENERAL PAINTING.
PARQIIE'I‘ FLOORS.
(lur Specialty ls
HIGH GRADE WORK.
NORWAlIi HARDWARE (:0.
34 MAIN S'l‘.. NORVII'ALK.
Phone 307-2
r— .5
NOIice.
Rams-redyoun DOGS.
ling luxos uro now due. and oil per
sons owning or iuirhoring uurogIsII-r-
t't] dogs Iifit‘l‘ Ilny lsl uro litIiIlo to
prosecution.
III'IItiIEIt'I‘ It, SMI’I‘iI.
Town Clerk.
Special Sale!
Outing-films.
$1.98—Io—$2.49
lliss I. E. IIIIcIInson’s,
wlth M. 3. Smith II. 60.,
92 Washington Street.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
nun—.-
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
Commencing Thursday May 11
MATINEE SATURDAV ONLV.
The Talented Young Actor
Mr. Daniel Ruan
In
FOUR new PLAYS
Friday Evening-«Jim, the Penman.
alturday Matinee. --The Mad King.
Saturday Night «The Cirouu Girl.
PHIGIO
EVENING—10 20 30 60c
MATINEI lo 20 300
Runs/o Gem for Saturday, Mat-
lnu May 13th. .
But-”on am Monti” May am.
It
-. tram :HIJTREI ..__
‘ . OM Night Only.
WEDNESDI Y Ml? mu.
ll SOLDIER 0f fliiillllif
Pmuntuti fly
nun- .... th
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HY TT
’ , NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ash Dress Gnads
We take capacity pleasure to Inviting an inspection of our Wash Goods Exhibit. Never hoIorII have wo
had such a grand and complete asIIoItnIent of Cotton Wunh Fabrics III-I we are showing this season. With the
Iulvuuolng season new designs am constantly added to make the range of patterns In every line thoroughly up
todulo III styles and rotors so an to undul’y the most exacting demands. The choicest things of the foreign and
Iiomoallo market too bore. in lhiutollrIcllon can bII found thonewout patterns and rolorlnga In the now lilo
hulr Imslro, Suprriluo llrnundlon, Etiiit'lillfl, (trot-Inn Voilos, Bullion. Mudrus, I‘lolfud Swiss Muslim; and Fine
Dimity. ' '
t
W“
w...Mia . Mm». .. I. M .s ynnwmfi—grw mu ..
O . . 1 I
Houseturmshing Department;
Curtain Btrotchera, 950 I Mop Handles. 7c Ten and Coffee Pots, nickel, 76c
Sleeve Boards. 29c iiand Scrubs 3c Glass Wash Boards, 35o
Iron Handles. tic White Slop Jot-II. 950; Sanitary Brushes. 2qu
3 Rolls Toilet Paper, 10c Suits and Peppers, each, 70} Scourlng Soon, on
BROKEN LOT OF DINNER SETS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, Norwalk,Gonn.
H..Krieger it 00.
Funeral Director
West Washington Street.
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South ital-walk.
Residence, 6 Wauhington Street.
Telephone at house. 1344
NEW POTATOES.
450 peck.
60 quart.
J 05E LOF' F’ 5
72M. Maln St. 50. Normal]:
TELEPHONE. 838—6.
special Reductions in all De-
‘purtments, and Easy Pay-
ments will prevail
as ever.
Coal ls Lower
In price. but
the qualify‘of our coal I:
[IS HIGH IIS EVER.
Buy now for next season.
but
DO NOT BUY
unfll you have seen our
new. Clean. Bright. Stack.
which we have saluted
for tha‘bur and most or!!!-
cal trade.
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR GOODSCHARGED
AND PRICES WILL BE LOWER THAN SAME
GOODS SOLD ANYWHERE ELSE.
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ON DRESSES
FOR GIRLS. WE‘HAVE THEM FROM 25c TO
$3.50. WE ALSO CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-
MENT or LAWN WAISTS. PRICES FROM 75c TO
$3.00.
OPEN A. CHARGE ACCOUNT AND PAY FOR
YOUR PURCHASES IN CONVENIENT WEEKLY
PAYMENTS.
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