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a»? ‘ .‘ I g ‘ United Hatters
_ UESDAYJUNE mum. .
moisture . ‘Ilnsnao , for Tatum.
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Attorney's
About Recent moisten.
the case of D. litinewe 0: Co. vs. Mar-
tin Lawlor et aim. which was handed
down weanem . has been received
.. eley it “I; girattifying'tct lilrnn'él‘unce At a the
. . . . W. lor. - sun so are e 0 ate bon
Ivsrlltle stints “at. "subsoils mgggngfitmggfi, "3,53,“, VicePresidents~John n. Heston. Society will be given here in the fall
. . , oh .1- fame of the dithd W of North New Haven: General William ,w. Skill- and it is expected that Frank Che
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g. . es , m3 declalun““' at of to . muda islands. This Is one 03.31;.th
Ml ‘ I his clients: . ., enSeggfgzg-Treasurer—James S. BoW- gzsutlfiui lectures on lg” sadplm|
‘ .‘ "in order to ,u derstand the .situa- ' ' ‘w ‘ ‘00 ed forward ‘9- ‘" Hm“ ‘ . ‘
1's :3 [a DIR‘ICTCRY.' "tion." it must be , ansidered that a de' “Rorsgrahwiaiter S. G. Harris. u", by mm lovers and willboxfm ‘9
' » '. Convoea °" °' .3“ "' 'murrer is not it rial with witnesses. or or ' ’ the INDUC- ' ‘ "on
chapter. No. , I. A. M., will be bold but is a claim of law urged by a party Ellili‘storianwOrlgen 8' Seymour. New The ”he“ li‘stu ”:ng 13:11:”:
.g m rooms Jun. 1m 1995 .0 a» in which for the,titna being he admits ' "‘MW'BGV“ '”°‘ 1 "1"“
o'clock p. 9‘: t v ‘ “.10 statements of his adversary and Namath—Rev. Alexander Hamilton, 9c Hamlin?!“ '3 ' “rd
says that they d6 not amount to any
tlgingzin law, or. in other words. “what
0 It ’
"This demurrer. which was overrul-
, 8d. Was in the state court. The Unit-
. ed Hatters claim that Mr. Loewe has
dressed up his complaint In language
which shows that he has based his
right of recovery on a violation of the
Sherman antitrust act and this act,
being a United States statute. a civil
action against the United Hatters
could not be brought In the state court
and could only be brought in the Unit-
ed States court.
“The claim, or demurrer, of the Uni-
Work, Past Masters’ degree.
All a. A. unort- cordially and m.
tornally Invltbd. ‘
ROST. M. WILGOX, Seo’y.
The Prince‘of Monaco is rendering
to aerial navigation, according to the
'London Globe, a service more valuable
than the invention of living machines.
He seems to have set on foot a really
systematic study of the air currents in
the upper atmosphere. During one of
his long cruisbs last year he perfected
a system of kites which'enabies him
to secure useful results at analtitude
of about fifteen thousand facts. In or-
der to secure the advantages of cor-
ordinatloa and comparison.. his high-
ness has induced the German govern-
ment to. order a number of similar ex-
periments on certain warships, while
the Portuguese government has also
decided to institute a service of the
kind in connection with the ,Lisbon
Observatory,
the 10686 says In his memorandum of
the decision. the"facts set out‘ in the
Loewe complaint show a good o so. on
paper, against the batters undo? com-
mon’ law and a rowdy for the; same
can be obtained In e state courts. in
other words. the court held that the
statement in the complaint that the
acts complained of were In violation of
'United States law did not make them .
any the less a violation of the common. 5
or state law, and‘therefore the case:
could stay is the state court and will
have to be tried with witnesses.
"The case stands in a position where
an answer must be filed and it goes
without saying that the answdr will.
deny the truth of the complaint and
then the.csse will come on or trial
before a Jury and witnesses will be
produced by each side. » I
"it was a point that the defendants.
k h "I raised hoping to throw the case. out ofI
always be educated in 9‘ wor s op. court, but the decision being adverse,
noticed, however." he 33373 further. the case must stand or! trial. {in the
"four years ago a tendency abroad to event of final success for the gamers.
introduce a certain amount of techni- ,they,will [lig‘llgmfia‘lgnl‘g’ge‘l'flcewes);
cal work in the shops. I found this highffshgforo IKE highest 00“” ill
idea worked out and In operation in the state. in case the decision is.
several of the large industrial lnstltu- against the batters on Jury trill, the‘n l
tions in England and in some places this WWW"! can ”0 reviewed 8 .il' t
0 is erroneous. the batters will in. al-
in Scotland. This 1 found especially ”101180 they should happen tol the
the 0839 in Berlin. Where in several case before the Jury. Lust Wednesday‘s
large establishments the apprentices decisions- from oultloeslandpointiiI was
had to spend two hours each day in vwggig‘gzh‘fge it :guigrgiveesggg
the “hwlmom “tamed '0 the tool. of court. However. as it stands
Works." :lntcourt‘. the‘ decision simply means
--—-—-——-—---- that the bottom have got to fight it."
A correspondent of the mason > ~ W.— ,
VMAVORS TO MEET. .
Globe writes that in one of the largest ‘
- was
towns in the Orange lilvu Colony Will Vlglt “unlock... “hm, “
Guests of Ext-Meyer T. P. Taylor.
painted on the window of a‘tlolioitor‘s
‘I in set audgrsoo .
office the follow ng 0d, , The annual “means or the mayors.
Association of Couueoticut will be
ful announcement; A proféswl‘ of
natural history who was deliverinl ' held at Steeplechase island. Thursday.
June I6. . The chief executives of all
lecture to his class on the rhinoceros.
noticed that the attention of the stu- the cities In the state are to be pre-
‘dents was wandering. “Gentlemen," '86 and they will be the guests of
he said sternly. “if you expect to mal- 3”?" :30” 7303‘“ P- Taylor. There
" ‘ ‘ ' e 10"“! galore and nothing will
ize the remarkable hideous nature of
be left undone to have the visiting of-
till bout you must keep your eyes .ncials carry away good impressions
a... on me? 5 .
of Bridgeport. ,
'_ The visiting mayors will begin to
in, Brassey‘si‘Navnl Annual for 1906,
' whiohril‘ss Just‘appesred, the figures on
> Mr. George W. Diclfle, of the Union
Iron Works. San Francisco, in a re-
cent paper read before the Technical
‘ Society of, the Pacific Coast, asserts
that the majority of tradesmen will
arrive in Bridgeport about 10 o'clock
i
“radar morning and they will take
. _ the boat for Steeplechase island. The
effective fighting ships of the live
great *n‘stlons‘mre as follows:
meeting for the election of omcers and
Great other «Important business will take
Britain, 'su pa 178. battleships em .
France. Ill ships 93, battleships 30:
place at 11:30. _
' After the election a chore dinner
. will be served and some of the after
United Staten, all ships 75. battleships
80; Russia, sill ships 44. battleships 26.
Al to first-class battleships. the figures
dinner speakers get a chance. A
tour of the inland [ ill be made when
are: Great Britain 50, France 17, Unit-
ed States 25. Germany 22. Russia 13.
the inner man bu been satisfied and
the many attractions will be viewed.
WAIHIONB.
The present officers of the association
are: President, Thomas P. Taylor; vice
president, Samuel Bassctt. of New
Britain; secretary and treasurer, J.
Don't maketthe mistake of stitching
the plaits on your dress skirts too far
down. Flow figures are improved by
such a skirt and many are made ridic~
Milton Coburn. of South Norwallt.
econ soaps our DOWN.
ulons. The lines made by this close
stitching are unnatural and horison-
Appropriations Committed Inside an
Limit of 0250.000. ‘
tai shirrlng is far worse than up-and-
down stitching.
The "good roads" bill which is now
Few of the better bathing suits havo
In the senate hag gone over to this
week. Senator Wooster, chairman of
the large sailor collars, or perhaps I
should say the tendency is toward col-
the mails, bridges and rivers commit-
is the fashion in coats.
toe. presented in the ‘Senaie Funny 0‘
~. lsrloss suits a substitute bill incorporating the am-
Fancy braids :re applied in simple and
cl ate figures. and as often as not
endments he offered when the bill was
0 contrasting};
..
under consideration on Thursday. The
celor. .
A neat hit fplsitsd lawn attached
comparatlov figures of this bill and the
to one edge of simple heatstitched
bill reported by the appropriations
committee are: . , .
. High'y.
bands makes an exceedingly dainty col-
Com. 8|“ (mm. Bill
Apro.
Nautical! not. Now roads. 0459.000 3500.000
Plain linentwaists are given a nice Repairs, 20.000 10.000
touch by a stat of embroidered collar Dace expenses. 12.000 12.000 '
and cuffs all tin white. Travel, 8.000 3,000
One. In a while you find a woman Salary of Com.. 6,000 0,000
who is. bouncyto mhroider lines with
linen and not. cotton. and you may be Totals, 0000.000 0601.000
sure her first; piece will be her last if
. the first happens to go throught the
laundry a few times before she begins
the mad. Just why the host; turns
yellow i hav n't yet learned. *
if muss . the mukotgardcner
who furnishes you with fresh straw.
berries each ay will bring you fresh
leaves from t e vines. and If want
to serve the large fruit w ole. the
green of the oils adds a very effec-
Of the 0001.000. the "0,000 for re-
pairs In appropriated for re ire by the
commission, but to be refu ded by the
towns from the amounts they would be
authorised to draw from the state.
SATURDAY. CRICKET GAMI.
, , June 12th. 1000.
lddltor Evening Stintlnei: Will you
kindly correct the mistake which ap-
peared in tonights Sentinel In micr-
uve touch to hereunt- in the her. once to the cricket game played last
rte- tsuus ion the loam mm a Saturday between the St. George
mound of cu in the center.
Cricket“ Club and tho Norwalk rob
Works Cricket Club. The Son nei
stated that the gum was won by the
The Norwalk iron Work Cricket Club ill-
‘ ’W of the Bit. Georgfifsflvhl'ltcggt $010.
. score par was g . n
'q word Hotel D‘ favor of St. George's Cricket Club.
i , j but the heading in introduction was
we stseasr some on scene
The decision of Judge Shumway In
with much into at by the public of
too Hatters was overruled because. 88..
Election of Officers.
of the society held at East Haddam:
Executive Committee—Captain Denis
J- Allen, U- 5. “H San Francisco, Cal.;
Eonator Ell Whitney. New Haven;
JOhn H. Swartwout. Stamford; John A.
Peek. New York; Edgerton Swat-t-
WOfli. New York: :Hanford L. Cards.
‘New ritain; John 0. Tumor. Nero-
tun; 1401110 M. French. NorOton; Dr.
George l.‘ Holmes. New Britain; John
W. Downs. Hartford. .
Delegates to the General Society—
Ienator Morgan G. Bulkeisy ex-ofllclo.
John M. Hoicombe. Cyrus 8. Bradley.
Colonel Henry W. Wesseis, Henry J.
Warren, Colonel George B. Sanford.
Captain George A. :C, sliver-Hart-
ford, was elected a Txer of the so-
clety. . '15..
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FLIRTED WITH ”WING ‘70"-
The Court lmmsdidtslyt-Revpkhd the
‘ Jsil SontUMO- 3
WATERBURY. Juner13.—Enamored
of the attentions of a "Peeping Tom"
,whomshe had come to court as a wit-
ness against a Waterbury young wo-
man yesterday flirted with the pris-
oner after the court had found him
guilty. with the result that the court
immediately revoked a sentence of
thirty days Just passed on the prisoner
and let him off with a 86 fine. The
case was that of Alnllli Tosati. a
Frenchman. who has recently stirred
up the fashionable Round Hill district
by peeping through window blinds at
n ght, and who was arrested Saturday
night. when about to begin operations
on ascrcened windo‘w.’ Two witnesses
appeared against the Frenchman. a
Mrs. Deming and a‘Mrs. Painter. and
on the three counts alleged 'against
Tosatl he was found guilty and fined
80 on each of the first two counts and
egotistical] to thirty days In Jail on the
r .
Shortly after the sentence was pro
nouncod Judge F. M. Pcaslcy, who was
presiding. saw one of the complaining
women flirting with Tossti. The court
at once suspended proceedings and
called the Frenchman back to the bar.
revoked his sentence of thirty days in
Jail and let him off under s. probation
officer with another 35 fine.
The Frenchman left the court smil-
lng at. his champion;
RAN AWAY FROM KEEPER
‘Sen of Wealthy Sandy Hook, Guam.
Woman Suffering tram elsnchoila.
SANDY HOOK. Conn, June 13.—
Search has been made since yesterday
for Howard Hewley, son of Mrs. Mary
Hawley, a wealthy resident of this vii.
Iago. but late last night no trace of the
young man had been found and it was
feared that ho had committed suicide.
Hawley has been under treatment at a
saniturium in Southport for some time.
He has been afflicted with melancholia
and is said to have threatened to take
his own life.
Saturday, in the care of a keeper. he
came to Sandy Hook to see his mother
and remain over Sunday. Yesterday
afternoon while taking a walk with
the keeper they came to a barbed wire
fence.‘ Hawlcy lifted one of the wires
and invited the keeper to step through.
When the latter did so he found him-
self on the wrong side of the fence
with Hawley disappearing In a piece of
woods on the other side of the lot.
Searching parties have been all over
the woods and highways in that sec-
tion since Hawlcy's disappearance but
have not succeeded in finding any
trace of him, Hnwlcy is about thirty
years old.
HEARD BEFORE REFEREE.
Two Divorce Cases Unfolded to For.
mer Judge Elmer.
Two applications for divorces were
heard yesterday before State Referee
Elmer. Nettle Badeau, of Fairfleld.
brings action against Benjamin Bs~
dean. of New Rochelle, N. Y.. on the
grounds of intolerable, cruelty and
adultery. Mrs. Lewis Morris, of Bridge-
port. brings action for divorce against
her husband, Lewis Morris. of Fair-
fleld. Referee Idimer heard the evi-
dence In both cases and took the pa.
pers. He will announce his recom-
mendation later to the court.
m
NEW YORK MERCHANT SHOOTS
HIMIILF.
CHICAGO June 10. -— Assigning no
a New York merchant has shot him-
self In the head at the auditorium ant
nes. it Is said at the hotel where the
wounded man remains that his recov‘
cry is doubtful. Going to his room
Squires left the door open. walked to
a mirror and placing a revolver at his
head. pulled the trigger. A chamber-
msld heard the report. and rushing
Into the room. found Squires lyin on
the liner. He left no note or anyt ing
to Indicate his motive for sttompb
ing his life. sires has a wife and
five children iiv ng In New York. He
is 40 years old.
units—W
' fi‘HINA IOYOOTTI one 6000!.
. DIN 'l‘SlN. June 18.-—The boycot-
ting of American
Guilds is daily as uming more serious
proportions. The guilds have quietly
detennlned to carry the boycott
through and the as t for American
manufacturers is rs her gloomy. The
active/newspapers refusing ad-
vertisements of American goods.
FIVI MIL! MOTOR GYCLI RIC-
! CID
OGDEN. June is «The world‘s cons
petition live-mile motor cycle record
‘ as been broken by III. II. Hengren of
Salt Links on the Greenwood track.
The time was 6:50 its which Is
twenty-three and four-hiths seconds
wrong.
. ll .
WITH P WATS IA'i’HI A‘I’ YNW‘Mrtx‘ggmom yK.
A‘I’T “7"]. FSIOI‘. - Secretary at. We 0. C.
........... Norwsik. Conn.
realm L. mu. m PNINGH POLITICAL CHANCII.
i m PARIS, June it, :30 p. m. - The
. . council of ministers as not reached a
new hotel Snacks“ final decision is remain to the pending
‘ political charges. oiling to a centers
1% one. which to ages between lifts.
Bourgeois. Dc reycinct and others.
. era, t, . .
s“ , " ., s
y . record.
made in Salt halts last June.
I " .
‘ 'o i’l. r.
‘ WOW . was-on on .3
Statement Annual Nesting 'att‘EM' succum—
.The following oucers of the Society .
of the War of1813 were elected for the
ensuing year at the annual meeting
President—Senator Morgan G. Bulk.
motive for the act. Charles G. Squires. '
s by the Chinese
faster that Hessrsn‘s turmoi- world's
um accuses clowns.
in South Newlkpl Next, Fa I.
Birdh Club was
the care of Mrs. Charles
Main street. Norwallt.
r e w ro
wIid geese. horrtwll. bliclflgotlil’elg
0d I11 I ”9"“ w a, ' no sharp.
mdl’ W“ ““‘m' “a n hawk red-
shinned hawk. ‘M‘i‘l‘w-billed cuckoo
shouldsmi 'I'Wk- ’9 ed . '
king fisher. hair! was pecker, downy
woodman“. rod-headed woodpecker.
flicker. whippmr-Wi”, night hawk,
chimney .wm. humming bird, king
bird. crested flycatcher, phoebe. wood
pewee. yellow-bellied flycatcher.
green-creator flycatcher. least flycatch-
or, blue lay. crow, bob-o-link. cow
hm], red-winged black bird, meadow
iark, orchard oriole. Baltimore. oriolo.
urpie grackle. 'purplo’ finch. gold
nch. English’sparrow, vesll‘er sparrow,
grasshopper sparrow, whitecrowned
sparrow. white-thruster]~ sparrow. chip-
ping sparrow, held sparrow, ,‘gong spar-
row, sWamp spanow,‘,.chewink. rose-
breasted grosbeak. indi ‘ bunting.
scarlet lannagsr. purple gimp, cliff
swallow. barn ‘swalluvn tree. swallow.
bank swallow. roukh-win ' swslow.
cedar waxwlng. red-eyed virio, warb-
ling virio. yellow-throatsd virio, white-
eyed vIrio. pine warbler,. Kentucky
warbler. black and white warbler,
Worm-eating warbier. blue-winged war-
bler. Nashville warblcr. paruia warb-
lor. yellow warbler. black‘throated
blue warbler.
Ila warbier.. chestnut-sided
black poll warhler..
blor. eimkahrosteii .
prairie warblsr, oven bird. water
thrush. Louisisnna water thrush, Mary-
land ycilow-thmat, chat. hooded war-
bler. Canadian warblcr. red start. out
bird. brown thrasher. Ca iina wren.
lfouse wren. 'whitebmast »-. nythatch.
chicadee. wood :thrush, Wil n's thrush
goofy). hermit thrush, robin, blue
l‘(.
*5.
NEW KOOTNEY CENTRAL RAIL-
WAV.
VAN CCUVddR. B. (3., June 13.——it is
announced that the Canadian Pacific.
Railway will build this summer from
Golden, B. C... by it) I Steele, near the
line of the Cred/”s est Pass Railway.
The branch will be known as the
Kootnoy Central Railway)
The legal voters of the South Nor-
walk Union School. District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meeting of said Did ct will be held at
the Franklin strt’et school house on
Tuesday evening, June 13, 1905, at
eight o'clock. to be r the reports of
the District Commit so. “answer. and
Collector for thc' at Year. and to
elect a member of the District Com—
mittee to sche for the succeeding
three years. and other officers for the
ensuing year; to lay a tax to meet
the necessary expenses of the District,
and to pay so use of. e indebetd-
nose of said Distrlc as s all he deems
ed advisable; to authorise the Dis-
trict Committee to borrow on the
credit of aaId'DIsti'ict liuch sum or
some of money as may be necessary
to meet the current expenses of said
District for the ensuing year; to con-
sider the advisability of removing the
board fence um) Standing on the
northerly and waterly sides of the
Franklin schodl property, and of erect-
ing In place thereof a metal fence or
guard, and to authorize the District
Committee to make such change: to
consider the advisability of purchas-
Ing for school pu
tract of land. bring pproxlmatoly one
hundred and lhirt (113) feet in
front and rear and two hundred and
thirteen (213) feet in depth. bounded
northerly by Concord street; easterly
by other land of the South Norwalk
Union School District; southerly by
land of Christian Swarts. and westerly
by land of Bernard Hershdeld: and,
if deemed advisable to purchase said
land to make an a roprlatlon there-
for. and authorise he District Com-
mittee to make such purchase and to
borrow the amount of money appro«
printed for the same; and to transact
any other business properly coming
before said meeting,
Dated at South Norwalk. Coon..
June 8. 1005.
. -/i. status no.
i l lions H. a HT.
marrnaw. coasu'r'r,
District Committee.
N r ' ”ATNEJ'PAMOIJI
liliillill Milliilli Bill“
lo—Ierlin Academia Inserts-40
This npnsntstive hand of the wand
will commence a moms-kw usage-
msnt Monday. June 12th. at
GOMIOUI stowage MONDAY
0 FIND
ens summon as can-rs
SWGHABE
ISLAND
IIIDOIPOIT. GONN.
A rum. Lindon noon HATS.
rims m re ti .4 .
LADIIS’ on Hill‘s A sauc-
IALTY.
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with u. a. mm“ ‘
so w ,
{Will Detail/on by Prefuidr‘cns man
The regular at ting. ffthe Norwsik
skin at evening at
Quintsrd. 148
uses that certain "
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Just Received. ‘
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11431th
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ORDAINED 1'0 MINISTRY.
Bishop Brewster Admits “rum Candi-
dates to Discounts.
he Right Rev. C.- B. Brewster,
bl hop of the diocese of C inocticut,
made an official visitation. . today. to
Grace Church, Windsor, who the apes.
tollc rite of continuation confer
red on a class of livendui At the
same time three candida for holy
orders. who were thisimo gradu
ated from the Episcobal» oologicai
school of Cambridge. Mass“. were ad
mitted to the diamante.
The candidates steroids Joseph
Cogan. B. A.. Wesleyan university;
Franklin lioyt Miller, Ph. D.. Yale
University. and Edmund Janos Cleve-
land, B. A., Trinity. '
Morning prayer at 10 o’clock was
read by the Rev. F. D. Hoairlns. of
Hartford, which“ was followed at 10:46
myrtle warbler. magno by the confirmation service which pro- I
warbler. ceded the ordination. the clergy and
has ‘burnisawarr beam-lee lntgfln'ita, a. .. ,
marbles. hy‘rml ‘Auclbnt of " ."
.w
Bishop Brewster made a brief ad-
dress to the confirmation class and
preached the ordlnsitlon sermon from
St. Matthew xxlil., 8‘11. 0
The candidates for niirmstlon
were presented by the Rev. 1". W. Har-
riman. D.D.. rector of Grace Church.
Windsor. and the Rev. E. deF‘. Mlel.
rector of Trinity Church. Hartford.
presented the candidates for ordina~
tion. The litany was read by the Rev.
Charles In. Miei, of Sacramento. Cal.
The holy communion was adminis-
tered by the Rev. Dr. F. W.~ Harriman
and the Rev. Dr. Samuel Kart. assist-
lng the bishop in the communion of-
fice. The Rev. Dr. Hart read the
epistie and the senior candidate, the
Rev. F. H. Miller, read the gospel. The
other clergy in the sanctuary were the
Rev. Dr. Luther and the Rev. Cran-
ston Brenton. of Trinity College.
A. large congregation was present.
including a large dumber from Hart-
ford. the home of one of the candl-
dates. the Rcv. E. J. Cleveland. of 191
Slgourncy street. who graduated from
the High school In 1808. and from Trin-
ity college In 1908. after which .he on
tered the Episcopal Theological school
the following fall.’taklng special cour-
ses at Harvard university. The Rev.
Mr. Cleveland has accepted a call to
Springeld, Mass, as assistant to the
Rev. Dr. John Cotton Bfooks, rector
of Christ Church.
When a girl is in ,Iovs it Is a sign
she is mighty unidiaroating tosses-y-
body else. .3, ,» . .. ~ . .
4 s
i
Don’t
Macaroon»
'Ff‘esh"
us a call.
Ch
Heart. etc.
while it is under way.
was WHITE passe ooooe. ‘
was SALE or wmrs GLOVES.
. Jun: cuts or wane HOSIIRY.
was “L5 or wan-s waters.
" ”terrace:
w Jun—J5"
Cotton underwear
W
Sale. *
Our store croWded—No timd in the history of'osucht saibsli‘has ”Ibo
selling been so satisfactory. This isfa conclusive proof that the people
KNOW thisjsaie, WAIT for it and arrange to procure their coeds
This reputation is not made in a day; It comes from the satisfactory
buying that our many patrons have been accustomed to'during". the many
pasts-lea of the Boston Store. They all know that It pays to attend
' suchmales. To the many who have been unable itch-attendjyid'uringjthe,
pastures days we wish-to on. fort .i.‘,...tiiif‘tttsnother)?not,
only tile beginning of .this._~great sale :?ur3todkgm @536}???
thing‘as advertised is'hers in plenty. ivyou can_come‘andgsh3pkin
and comfort. ‘Plenty of room. plenty off’goods‘ and scomp‘etentjs'ndli
courteous corps of sales Indies ready to do your, bidding. .",{,.W._'. ' '
A'most beautiful assortment for graduation and :‘commencement.
was SALE or wmr: saogwsaa.
JUNE QALE 0% WHITE OHIRT WAIST SUITS.
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100 Dosen New White Lawn Walsts.value 31.25 at ....... ‘. . .' ...... 79c
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SUBWAY TRAFFIC RESUMED “
NEW YORK. June 13. — Through
train service was resumed In the sub
reason NATHANIEL thaorHs-
CHILD DEAD.’
VIENNA. June lax—Bayou Nathaniel
way at 8:35 o'clock this morning. M de ROtthhlld. brother of the head of
that hour the first train waged overi the Austrian branch of the firm, died
the section between Fourteenth street this morning. He hadbeen seriously
and the Grand Central Station since III for a long time, past, .
Sunday afternoon,” when the’servicelmw
was stopped by'the bursting of a
48-inch water main in Park avenue,’
near Rortydlr'st street.
QUALITY V8. QUANTITY.
Hard mu else and strong body do:
not depend on the quantity of food you .
eat. but on its perfect digestion and,
proper assimilation. When you take;
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your vsystemr
gets all the nourishment out of the
food you eat. it digests what you eat!
regardless of the condition of the
stomach and conveys the nutrient pro-i ‘
parties to the blood and tissues. This
builds up and strengthens the entire
system. 'Kodoi cures indigestion, Dye-f
pepsin. Belching. Sour Stomach. Weak
Sold by The Clifford,
Pharmacy. '
Fresh Made cram... Butane...
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a; wear wasmse'ron er. auspice excess.
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Have you tried our assortment of the famous Huntley it Pal- m"
mer’s Crackers and Wafers?
forget um m‘m headquarters fogane’s Esau and ,. ‘1“
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rosy and fragrant.
‘ money can buy. Tea also.
arden Fruits and Vegetables.
Strictly Fresh Home E' ‘ ‘
We make a specialty o
catering to the Summer Trade. Give
WATCHES .
m the best. Mechanical precise
Ion. pél‘iec't mhtfll‘IaI7fin 'éaroflll’
made Waltham es the best
in the world. in gold. gold
filled and silver concept“ " '
annoyance;
to Wait sag Not-walk, Conn.
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BEE» H ‘ Nur p. BOON!
(Ask for a Choir/Book.) V. “
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3 so. sons/sax. cons. ‘
290 pk. The Very. Its‘i Rose Palatine. 291:, iii.
Quaker one. can. so.
ANION, TIM NOW 'Wd, ’k'. 140:
Fancy Ismuda Onions. at. 73.
. 'IIIH ROASTID CQFFIF.
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taco-as use we. as.
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