,' How the New York Subway%
c .* Brings thnamaker’i to You
AVE you ever realized that today you practically
enter the Wanamaker Store here at your home
, station, many miles from the “heart of the
Metropolis"? . .
. Step on the train, here at home, and you won't need
to o out-doors until you are back at your home station
in. The train runs you into the Grand Central Station,
w ich is directly connected‘with the Subway, and the SubWay
train sets on down in Wanamaker’s. You may comein a
driving rainstorm and not get a drop of water at any point
w—no need to carry an umbrella or wear a raincoat. You
may come on the hottest midsummer day and never get
out into the heat. No bothering with muddy crossings;
:no jostling among hurrying street crowds; no danger from
the rushing trolley cars, automobiles and carriages while
getting to your destination. No hunting for the right car
who transferring on the street. You simply step from the
railroad train almost directly into the Subway train, and
you step into Wanamaker's, from the Subway station,
without going out-doors or climbing a step. .
It has revolutionized the convenience of shopping.
Today Wanamaker’s is INDOORS from every
station on the New] York Central and the New Haven
Railroads.
‘ On‘your next shopping trip to the Metropolis, take
the train to the Grand Central, and take the Subway train
to Astor Place~thc Wanamaker station-—-and realize what
this great modern convenience means, and see the Other
conveniences of this great modern store.
NGREGATION DIVIDEDE, PROFESSOR BOLTWOOD TEsTi.
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sequel to Plymouth Church Scandal: BRIDGEPOR'I‘, May 27.43. B. nnu.
Comes UP' In CW“- ' iwood, n proi‘ossor of chemistry at Yalo.
HARTFORD. May 27-‘-“A 90-01191 ‘0‘ University, testified ycstcrdny us an
the church quarrel in the 10W“ 0‘ Pl!" ; expert on spoiitaiicous combustion in.
mouth Wth-h has (“Vld'fi‘d “10 congre-{t troducod by the defense in the trial
satlon of the German Evallsellcal‘ 01’ Henry Adams, of Stamford, charg-
Lutheran Chlerh W88 heard before ed with murder through ilic burning to
Judge Horaback in ”18 SI‘DPTIOY‘ Court dcath of a man in tho Salvation army
yesterday. ALIOFHGY Noble 13- Pierce, barracks at Stamford which ho. is no
in behalf of ROV- 0th 131108591. the cuscd of firing. Prof. lloliwood told
deposed ‘DdSIOT. and his (“01103, asked' how spontaneous combustion might or,
services in UK? ChUI‘Ch from 3 I0 5 igiuate and said it would bo possible
o‘clock Sunday afternoons pending them“ l‘alfl. gnawing matches, to start a
decision of the case, which is now be“. gm
fore the Supreme Court. Attornoyi
Pierce told Judge Roruback that the: DO NOT BE lMPOSED UPON.
people who desired afternoon service-st Foley 5, 00,, Chicago originated
would observe any rules that the court l Honey and Tni‘ as u throat and 1“,”;
might see fit to impose in connection,re,,w,}y,‘and on account (,f the up”,
With the granting 01' this Del'lllltihlml‘iuierii and popularity of Foley's lloncy
Judge I’OCk- Of Bristol, 0000500 ”19; and Tar many imitations are offcrod
application on the ground that the fm‘llle genuine. Ask for Foley's lion
rival services in the morning and of ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
toruoon would tend to promote hard arm-(id as no other preparation wll‘
feelings IN‘IWOO“ ”‘9 mcmbors. 119‘: give the some satisfaction. it is mild
also thought that the DRSIOF WWW; 1y laxative. It: contains no opinic:
preach 1110““ about the (lci’cndantsl and is silfosi for clilldron and delicate
than about the gospel. Judge Rom-i pcrsons. Sold at Plaisted's Drnv
back said that ho had no doubt relig» ‘ Store. a
ions services would be desirable, but
be doubled his jurisdiction to grant
the order. DEAD.
‘ The Rev. Otto Duessel and lust CHICAGO, May Z7.~—Mlltmi J. Pol»
friends brought action against. that nicr is dead at his residence hero. to:
trustees f0r the possession of ihc;ed ill yours. Ho was a broihcr of tlic
ChUTCh property and one faction lock- I into i’otior i’aluior and for many yours
ed the other out. Al. the first hearing; wan his pariuor in ilic dry goods busi-
of the case, a decision was rcndorod , noss. Afior llio grout llro ho conilncd
in favor of the defendants. An ilil';ills attcniiou to the management of
peai was then takcn which Is not», his rcal cslnlo.
pending.
POTTER PALMER'S BROTHER
i TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE. “Donih was fast approaching.‘
is no more dangerous than to no writcs iiiilph F. Fornandcz, of Tampa
sleet disorders. FOIOY'H Kidney Curo Flu, doscriblng his fourful race with
corrects irregularities and has cured i donth, "as a result of ilvcr trouble and
many severe cases after other treat- 1 hcart discaso, which had robbed me oi
nient has failed. It builds up the worn sloop, and of all iniorost in life. l had
out tissues and restores health and triod many diffcrcui doctors and soy-
glect kidney disorders, Foley's Kidney | oral medicines. but not no benefit. on
(lure corrects irregularities and has i til i hogan to use Electric hitters. So
cured many severe cases after othor i wonderful was tholr cffoct, that In
treatments has failed. It builds up the ihroc days I felt Him a now mun, and
worn out llssucn and restores htinlih i today I not cured of till my troubles."
and vigor. “l was troubled with kld- (lunruniood at. F. ii. Baxter's Drug
ney complaint, for about two years. Store; price hilt), ' "
writes A. ll. Davis, of it‘ll. Stcrliug. -
may urc affected a poriunnont curo.‘
COG ROAD TO PIKES PEAK.
Sold at Plalsted's Drug Store. " i‘()I.t‘)liAl)0 SPRINGS, (fold. May
———-—-~ ~———-------- ‘21—Thc cog road has rciicliod tho
RECEIVER FOR STAMP COMPANY. summit of I’lko‘s Pl'llk with its first
HARTFORD. May 27.—-.Iohn S. i‘ully l train this your. In oriir-r to upon ilio
man. of Bridgeport. has horn unimtnt-l track, a run-.- of ma men has boon
ed rccclvor of tho W. I). I'luni 'l‘rndingl kopt at work for six wooks and has ro-
Stamp Company. which was udiudgcdlmoved i‘our nillllon (‘Ililii' foot of ico
bankrupt a few days ago. ,iiml snow from tho right of way.
”Mausniiii”children are Sicily.
MOTHER GRAY’S
SWEET; POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN. .
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Mother Gm . for your: a Nurse In Ohildun'c Roma, New York, treated children
Iuoceufully will a remedy. new motor! placed In all the Dru Nmmu illmi
Mothcrflny‘s Sweet Powders for (Iron. ’ by are hMmlllmM inll . Plow i. in
take and neverioil. Abortion curator Fem-iii m, ()0qu bundle-admire, ‘l‘euthiu
and Stomach Disorders and remove Worms. Break up coo in Bdhoun. 0ver10.0l
testimonials of euros. Read what I
Powders Mr Children: . 0' moihm I" about W ““7" 3"“
. "1m uornniioanvn swam comma “For the mo please and no two
M 5 did I like. How“): am t p?“ of 1101‘ ll. OIMY‘ti swm row
«for a when a “more" i Will all! Ilium. Ii ‘
dot troubled with rWomI." from design never did M’AMIl Aiii» your
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“ MDTHODIDT.
‘First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. W. W.‘ Duncan. pantor~9z30 a.
ni.. class meeting; 10:30 a. in. sermon,
“Planking out the Eye"; 12 in, Sun-
day school and men's Bible class:
"~30 p. in, young people's meeting;
.30 p. ni.. service in commemoration
-i‘ Memorial Duyraerrnon, "Ainerlca
for Americans." special music for
the day will be: Anthem, "To Doum
in D Minor"; duet, “I Will Magnify
Thee." Mrs. Eaton and Mr. Hirst.
Evening: Anthem. "Star Spangled
Banner": solo, "0. Columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean." Mr. Wildman; anthem.
"Tenting Tonight"; anthem, "Patrio-
tic Anthem."
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, E. Cunningham, portion—Mor-
nlng prayer, to a. in: sermon by pus-
tor, 10:30 a. in.; Sunday school. 12 m.;
Epworth League, led by pastor, 0:30
p. in.; topic, Missions Among Latin
Peoples: evenlng,servico, 7:30; ad-
dress by pastor, "is it Ever Right to
Fight." The chorus will sing.
A. M. E. Church. Knight street. Rev.
John I). Nichols. pastoi‘wll, preaching
by the pastor, tcxt, Matt. 8, 27, What
manner of man is this, that even the
winds ‘obey him? Theme, Inward
Peace Controlling Olli“’ul'(i Storms. IL’.
ni.. Sunday school; 7, Christian Ended
vor. topic. Missions In Roman Catholic
Countries. 1's. 6?: 1-7; 8, preaching by
the. pastor. Matt. 9: 1‘8. Theme,
Christianity Moro. Then an Argument.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational West
street. and Wost’ avonuc, Rev. howls
Frank Buoll, I). 1)., pastor-10:30 ii.
ni.. orgn’n prelude, i’ruyor from Strad-
clin. lt‘lniow; qunrici. Tilt: Earth in tho
Lord‘s Stout; ol‘l’crtory, Consolation,
Mendenssdhn: quartet, Gently Lord,
Loud Us. Schneckor; organ posiludo,
Mozart; sermon topic, Dovclopiiicui, by
Cooperation. )2 ni.. Bible school. The
Lilo of Christ. ’l‘lio Powor of Faith.
Christ Hcallng Disoaso and Raisin:
tlio Dead. Men's Christian inquiry
Club. Subject. “'l‘ho lord’s Prayer."
London Mr. George 8. North. .icnnluixs
Club.‘subjoci. “'l‘ho Lincoln-lloiiglus
Urbain." Lamont Club. Aviation Club
for young ladios. Loader, Mrs. ii. i“.
Biicll. 4:30 p. in, vospcrs, Offtu'toiro,
Woly; quarioi, Cuniato Domino in (‘.
Buck; offcrtory. l’acioraio. Finger; so-
lo. Chester Ii. lit-iicdlci; sorinou. “'l‘lio
Call to Mon; uuurioi, 'l‘lio Mollow Eve
ls Gliding, lloldoii: organ postludc,
Clark.
Music as the First (longroaatloual
Church, Norwnlk, tomorrow~hlorir
ing: Preliidc, Allogrctto (‘untnbllc,
Wcly: "Art Thou Weary?“ Holden;
"O ,i.ninb of God," llrcwcr: soprano
solo, “The Singing in God’s Acic.‘
Brnckctt; postludo, Andunio in D, Sl~
his. in tlic afternoon, at ilio’Norwnlk
Methodist Church: l‘roludc, l‘raciud-
Iiim from 14th Sonata, ’lllioiubcrgor.
olfortory. Nocturo. in A. Munro; “'l‘o
'l‘hco. 0 Country." Eli-libcrg; “Sloop-
ors, Wake." Scliucckor; tonor solo. ‘1)
Lord, Robuko Me Not," \\'llkousou.
Mr. Ambler; postludc, 'i‘occiitii from
14th Sonata. Rhcluhcriror, 'l‘iiorc will
he no evening scrvicc.
BAPTIST
South Norwulk Baptist, Roy. ll. Ii.
Carpenter, pn‘stor—wliwlfi ii, in. prayer
mootiug: 10:30 a. ni., regular ucrricc;
12 m._ liiblo school; 4 p, ni.. Junior
C. Pl; 6:30 p. m., Young Pooplc‘s
mociiug‘, 7:30 p in, regular ovcniiig
sci-rice. Music: Morning-~--Antlic.in,
O Lord, i will I’riiisc ’l‘hoo, i)ciniirost:
offeriory, l llourd tlic Vulco of .Iosus
Say, Drown. Whining””Aillllt‘hl, Evon
Savior, Pilot Mo, Sciinockcr: offcrtoi'y
solo. 0 Jcsus. Thou Art Standing.
Adam (lcibcl.
(lrnco liiiptlst Church, coruor llut-
lcr and Quincy sirccis D. S. Thomas.
pastor~—1ln,m., prom-hing scrvico;
3:30 p. in, Sunday School; 7 p. in..
Christian irlndonvor mooilng, Sub, Mis-
sions in ltoiiinn Catholic Coiiuirlt‘s.
us. 07: 1-7; ti p. in., preaching. 'l‘hurs-
tiny owning, prayor nit-cling. All arc
weli‘olilt‘.
EPIBCOPAL
Trinity Episcopal Church. lit-v. iloin~
illy I“. liumplirios, i~octoi'~«il u. “1..
ilon Communion; 10:30, morning pra-
rot and sermon: 12, Sunday School:
7:30. auiiiuii iuouiorlnl sorvlco to tho
G. A. 11., church ilocorutcd and special
music and sermon by tho rot-tor. lillllii‘
sonic embossed soiivcnir programs.
with tho oniblciii of the Grand Army.
will bi dislributod.
Bl. "nul'a Church, itov. chuisn
Smith, rot-tor, ilfih Sunday ufior blus-
tcr-«~7:30 a. m., Holy Communion;
10:30 a. ni.. morning prayer and scr-
inon: 1:! uooii, Sunday school and lil-
bio class; 7:00 p. m., ovciisong and
asthma. lloili tho morning and ov-
oullmz survivors will inko plncu at St.
i’iui'n Church on Thu Group. The
in ruins iiorinou will no a patriotic
one, Why We (.anorvo liltindny.” In
”if! ovouiug iliu soriiion will bo on
"lilberiy." Tho Grand Army with the
Relief Corps will aiiciid tho I‘VI'MIIK
so vicu in a body. On 'I‘uoudny tho
la Ion of tho church will norvo ll nhoro
(linncr and nuppcr at tho Colin-r L301-
III it oh lit-lie Island from 12 to 0 p. in.
() Woduotlday uvonliu; slioi'ionud cv~
oi unit at. 1:45 p. n12 with couloronco
o 'l‘lic ’riiyoi' .llouk. 'I‘iiuriulu)‘.
h‘tiiisl of tho Ascension. Holy Coiiiiuun.
Inn at 7:00 ii. iii.. iiioriilna prnyor uiiil
udllroiuint 10:30 u. in. Friday after
ii IAidqu' Guild iit 2:30 p. m: Ill-
i-lpccliil music for own-
. liecciiaional hymn. 510.
8 lilvan; l’iuilier. 20th Mention;
M gnlflcni in (3, (laduby; Niiflc Dimit-
ln G. (lullaby; Minn. 1500, lloyill
n, 100. Carey; (memory, The Rad-
Morn, Woodward: recessions)
n. 009. nivny.
race glint-eh. Rev. James nonion
,rner. rectorwll‘lfth Huntley alter
It: ten—Celebration of the Holy Com-
m ulnn at it o‘elocl: morning prayer
a ‘ sermon at 10:80: dunnay school.
at 1!: evening prayer and n rinon at
'i: 0. Thursday. Ascension y. first
(3 nitration iii ll o'clock: second cola.
ill’ lion and sermon at to; Children's
(3 ol Service at 1:30.
. ADVINT CHRISTMN
hdvent Christian Church. Vin aaniit
street. lint Norwaili. .l. W. Davis.
pastors-«Morning theme. "Testimony
of Eminent mvim Corroboraiins Our
With": Sunday school at is; larval
Workm' meeting at 0:15: am an»
I
vi“ at 7:15; evening sermon at 7:80;
_ ; tot"
. . .. If pennant to .enioy
vigorousglhenlth toke‘
to looting and
subject, “in the ilcuiuniniz, God." So-
cial service Thursday cvcrring.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. l’cter's Gcrmun lliithornn Mis-
sion, chapel North Main strcoi, Rev.
Karl Krotzmnnn, paai()i'~-Sollvice, wltli
sormon by tho pastor‘s assistant, Ar-
thur Appclt. at 7:30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Sclciicc Society,
Noi‘waIk—wl-"lcguliir Sunday service, at
tho Reading; Room. Masonic building.
subject Sunday May 28th. God, the
Cause Only and Creator. Testimony
nicotiug, Wednesday. ii p, or. To both
services tho. public is cordially Iuvlt-
oil. Bonding room open to the public
cat-h wcok day from 2 to 5 p. m.
SALVATION ARMV.
Salvation Army niocliug tonight at
8 o‘clock. Sunday at ll ii. lll., holiness
incoiiuit. and ti grout. salvation moot:
ing at ii p. in. Captain and Mrs. Gui.
lugo in charge. Evorybody Wcicome.
LINGERING COUGHB.
l’ursisiont coughs that coutiuuc
through the spring and summer usually
indicate some throat or lung trouble
and it is u sorious mistake to neglect
them. (,lthuborluln's Cough Remedy
is famous for its euros of coughs of
this nuiuro and s. few doses taken in
limo may save a doctor's bill and per-
-hiips years of suffering. For sale by
Stillson-Powcll Corpoi'i‘itiou, Clifford
Pharmacy, Zciifuss Pharmacy. "
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain tiucaii
ed for at the following post-offices for
tho ciirroni wock:
South Norwalk»Audrcw Alllit‘i‘sml.
v.0, D. J. 'l‘ooiiicy: (ll-o. Anderson (Ell.
Miss u. Fit‘LI'ill‘l‘, (lliiii'los li, Haggard.
John ll. llurtwick. Joliii iiaitlcld. Sto-
plion llciilli, C. F. lllckoy. \Vui. Olin~
stead. Oi‘uunicninl iron Castings Co.
.Iitii Rodcnnk, J. C. Sculloy. Chas. ll.
\I'lit-cli-r. E, E. f‘rowc. l". M.
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A CREEPING DEATH.
Blood poison crocps tip towards the
heart, causing (bulb. J. E. Siourns.
Belle Plainc. Minn, writes that n
friend dreadfully injured his hand.
which swelled tip like blood poisoning.
Bucklcnn Aruicii Salvo drew out the
poison. healed ilic wound, and saved
his llfc. Best in the world for burns
and sores, 25c. at F. ll. Baxter‘s Drug
store. "
DISCUSSED CHANGES IN RATES.
Supneme Council, Royal Arcanum,
Elect: Ojcers for Ensulng Year.
ATLANTIC t'l'l‘Y. N. .I.. May 27.7”
’l‘ho supremo council. lioynl Arctiiiiim,
coiisidcrod ,voslcriiiiy ilio Ilnnl doiiilis
of u (‘iillllgo in i'illt‘s, A memorial to
the memory of (ioncrnl Filzhugh law,
Who nddresscd ilio couvouilou at For-
tress Monroo last your. was ordcrcd
soul to tho family. 'l‘ho convciitlou
dot-bind to mcot iu (lid Point Comfort.
noxt your.
'i‘hcso oillooi‘s woro olcctcd: Suprcinc
rogcnl, Howard S. Wiggins. of Homo,
N. Y.; suproiuo .vico-rogont, llobcri
Van Sand, of (“hit-ago; supromo orator.
Clovic ll. llowon. of l‘awtuckct. It. i.;
nirproino sccroiiiry, W. 0. Robson, of
Boston; suprouio tronsuror. ii). A. Skin.
ltor, Alfred '1‘. Tumor. of Boston: nu-
pmuio chaplain. llov. 10. H. lioisrlna.
of (‘buinborahum Pu: supremo. guldc,
II. ii. liurkari, of Chicago; supremo
sentry, H. l. Miiiiliowsou. of Milford.
(Mull; nuprcmo irustoos, .l. M. John-
son. of (‘liicaitm H K. inilly. of Phila-
duiphlti, and W. l“. Mc louucll, of Now
York.
CLEARED Furl ,wl'lON.
When ihu body in cit-tired for action,
by Dr. Kinii‘ii Now 1.1m Pills, you can
toil It by tho bloom of honitli on tho
chucks; Ibo iiriuhtncsa of the cysts;
tl firinnniia of tho north and muscles;
LliF buoyancy iii tho mind. 'I‘ry thorn.
A F. H, flnxlor'a “run atom. at: coma.
nun—v unmarw
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dHARLISTQWN BANK etosits.
lilrl'l‘ON. May 27 Thu Muniiim-ni
N tionul llnnk. of (tharlrmiown, which
his been in, luminous first an a main
and later as a national Institution,
ninco 1800, was cloucd imiiiy by vol.
of: tho utockhuldora and place in liquid.
atinn. 'I‘ho bualiioiui will bo Hilton ovcr
by tho llunlior Illll National llnnlt. It.
liiid not liocli announced previously
that the Monument flunk Would to
life. This work the blinking Internals
of (:linriontnwn dot-hind that business
in the district did not warrant the
maintenance longer of two national in»
niltutlona.
’l‘he Monument, Bank has a capital
of} $160,000 a surplus of 3120.000 and
deposits of manna. rm: last min of
its stock was It tat but onlcialii or
the bank mlimuts t at lilacltlioiderli
will renown about M0 In liquidation.
M
HAVI vou RHEUMATlaMt
if so. apply Chamberlain's Pain
it
balm. it illil 0“de others and there is
,no reason why it should not cars you.
,one application relieves the pain. For
suit; by. Simeon-Powell (lo ntion.
Clifford Pharmacy,
nor, of Wiiiiilold. N. Y.: supronio uud- ‘
~They are ‘n-veritotble short cut
perfect health. '
Sold everywhere in Bone-.109. and 250.
. LEGISLATIVE BOUVENIR
Appropriations Committee Gives Hear-
ing on a Recommltted Measure.
The committee on appropriations
gave a hearing Thursday afternoon on
tho rcsolutiou introduced by Senator
Woodward appropriating $1,000 for
purchase of 400 copies of Taylor‘s
Legislative History and Souvenir of
Connecticut. rocollllilli ted.
Mr. h‘tlstlitfk, of Lyme, recited the ox-
pericnco oncouutorod when the mat.
tor of purchase of 400 copies for $1,000
came up in tho house. Various ques-
tions woro nakml and the matter did
not progress, latter on an offer was
made by Mr. Taylor to the slate of 400
copies at $5 ouch, the copies to be
much moro coniploic, Individual mom»
bors could buy at $5 in that event, in
stead of $10. as on the first basis.
’l‘hi-so copics would bo fur moro. coin-
plctc as regards sketches of ineiiibcrs
ns won as in other details.
Mr. lt‘osdlck. Dr. Higgins. of Coven»
try, and Mr. Maplcs, of Norwich, the
house chairman of tho committoo on
appropriations, wore last wook ap-
polnicd a special committee of the
Flii‘lllt‘l‘ti' association to advocate Mr.
Taylor's lator otl‘cr bolore the appro-
priations cominiitoc.
Dr. Higgins of Covcutry has con»
vnsscd 'lulliiiid county and every
member will patronize the work.
Nearly ovory member from New Lon-
don county had promised to purchase
a. copy, 'I‘lic case was nearly tho
sumo with regard to Mlddicsox county.
Tho canvass had not bccu completed
in tho roiiiainlui; counties.
Sciiaior Putiison oxplaincd that tho
appropriation was rccouiuicudod on
tho basis that the copies purchased
\vorc oxchangtvablo by State Librarian
Godard for \‘illllllli‘s from other status
for tho sinio library. A copy bought at
$2.00 Would, in tho staio be Just as
good a volume as a more complete
copy. bought iit $5.
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for the kid-
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise not as Irritating pol~
sons and break down the delicate or.
guns of the body and cause serious
trouble. If you have kidney or bind-
der trouble and do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only your-
self to blame for results. as it positive.
ly cures all forms of kidney itnd blad-
der diseases. Sold at Plaistcd‘s Drug
Store. “
VISITED THE COUNTY JAIL.
'l‘lin coininitioo on llumanu Iiisii~
tuiions of tho gcucrnl nsscnibly and a
couimlttoo from ’l‘ollnnd county visit-
od ilio county jail ycsicrduy on a tour
of Inspection, and wcrc woll pleased
wiili tho condition of the institution.
'l‘licy wcro dined at noon by Shorlff
liiiwloy. In tho party were Senator
Mnyiicrry, Dr. William 1.. Higgins,
Clinrlos A. Hoffman. David N. Portdr.
Walter H. Wright. Gcorgo 'l‘. Fowler.
it‘rcoiunu l“. Potion, William ll. Hull
and Frcdcrick ii. Rolf.
if you out a
little too much. or if you on subject to
attacks of indigestion, you have no doubt
had shortness of breath. rapid heart: buts.
heartburn or paipilation of the heart.
Indi cation causes the stomach to
cit-pen -—-swell. and all up against the
heart. This erowdet a heart and Inter-
are caused by indigeailon. I
fares with its action. and in theeoursé of.
time the heart‘beeomee diseased.
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digests what you eat. takes the strain off
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
at ongth and health to every organ of the
b dy. Cures lndlgutlon. I opal... Sour
Slomoeh, Inflammation o o mucous
m mbrenoa lining the Stomach arid Dign-
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“the Stomach. '
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:- hurt noinilm and I would become my wait.
! iy last a bottle a it gave me Immo-
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Summer Wearables for Men.
Negligc Shirts. A line of the very ucatest and best
while and black Madras Shirts ever seen; also plain blues
and tans, and figured blues. grays and tans. Style and
_quality in this lot. $i.oo each.
White Negligc Shirts of fancy striped Madras and
white Oxfords with the white pearl buttons. ‘ i
For any of these, $1.90
Pajamas for summer. Very attractive styles in pink
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Pajamas in military style, plain blue with white fac-
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with pink, blue or white beading, 50c each.
Spccizil in lloys’ Balbriggau Shirts and Drawers, Shirts
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Flags for Memorial Day.
Thc Stars and Stripes in clear strong colors, made in
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out. ’l‘lic bluc field with correct number of stars scwcd on
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Tilt‘ American Standard Bunting will not fade, as the
colors are true and fast. Sizes from 3x5 to 12x20.
Cotton Bunting Flags, all sizes. -
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(,lnc of tlic most attractive things we have ever ofl‘cred
in China is a little Sci, Raniakiii and Plate, of Carlsbad
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izisliiou.
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mcntioiicd ycstcrday tlic \r'al Laces, botli FTCIlCil and Ger—
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of other tlcsirable kinds. Not Tops. All-Overs, Appliques,
Vciiisc. Point Gaze and (.‘lricntais in cream, wliitc and ivory.
Also iliosc dainty Bands for collars, sleeves, and construc—
tion of clicmiscttcs.
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iPublic Market, 32 So. Main St.
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