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AWAAAEAIA
Arthur R. Williams, of Norwaik,
Secures the John Addison
Porter Prize in “American
History
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NEW HAVEN, J1me 28.>—~I)ogrovs
were awarded to tiliil candirlatt-s at
Yaio today in connection with the
formal exercises which annually mark
the closing day of the commencement
week festivities in New llnvcn. The
weather was ideal. bringing out corn-
mcnccmcnt guests itt large numbers,
anti the spacious auditorium of Wooi‘
say Hall was entirely tilled aflor the
long proccssion of faculty ntombcr'n.
graduates and candidates for 'dcgroes'
had passed to tho seats rosorvod for
them.
The procossion formed on tho catn-
pus Willi all the members of the grad-
uating class in lino by university do‘
par‘tmcnts. bonded by Prof, Yautioil
liondcrson as marshal. and a military
band. Following them came Prof.
John C. Scliwali. as maco licttt'oi', att-
companiod by Prof. Samuel S. San-
ford as chief marshal. l’t'csitlortt
Hudlcy and cx-l’rcsidcrri Dwight, the
former wearing ovcr the hood 01' his
robc tho symbolic gold chain just
prosontod by I‘rot. Sanford to tho. util—
vct'slty. wore iroxt in liar and 1111111
them marched tltc iricnrbcrs oi the
Yale Corporation roripionta of iron-
orary degrccs mombcls of tlroi .11 ulty
and 11 long line of graduatc» 111111111..1d
by classes and headed or A ll. ('1‘11-
ringlon,,of liydo Park. Mass... of 11111
class of 1845. Whilc tlrc brrrrri playcd
"Onward t‘lti'istian Soldiors." tho pro—
cession passcd to \‘i'oolscy llall. innit-
ing a tit-tour according to custom across
the city grccn, At tho entrant-o oi
Woolscy Hall. llic ctrndidatos for do-
grecs opcncd thcir lino arid thr- prcsi-
tit-11L corporation utcnlbcrs. guosts and
other dignitaries passed in first and
went to souls on tho platform.
The music for thc (X‘t'tlsltili was rcir~
dcred by 1111 orclrcst 1'11 uridcr‘ ibc tlii'cc.
tion of Prof. Horatio W. l’ar'kcr. and
the sclcctiorrs includcd two t'orirposi-
tions by Sir Edward Elgar, or“ Will?
land, who is a guosl. of thc tritit'crsity.
The candidates for dcgr'ccs rrpon 11x—
nmiuutiorr woro prcscrrtod to l'rcsi-
dent liadicy and tho follows by tho
heads of tho. various dcpartiiionts. af~
tor which l’roi'. Willlhtotr Walkcr pro-
sonted tho cutrtliduics for honorary do.
gross. 'l‘lic dcgi'cos wcr'o pi‘csoiiiod
by I’rcsidcnt lladicy. who passml thorn
over tho mitt-o hold by Prof. Scltwub.
The following worc tho rcciplcnts of
honorary dcgrcos:
Doretor' of larws:
Augustus SL (laudotru. tho fill't'lililiii
sculptor of Amorica.
Edwin Andcrson Aldornran, proxi-
tlent of tho linivcrsily of Virginia.
anti ono of tho lcndcrs in tho broad
cdtrcntlonul movement now boiug citr-
t'lcd on in thc soutlici'n status.
lion. charon Bradford i‘olt. 11 grad-
little.1 of Yaic in tho. class of 1111311 and
judge of the llriitcrl States (‘ircult
.‘orii't for the First Circuit.
Dr. Abraham Jacobi. can-ritrru pro-
fessor of diseases of chlltli'cn in tho
collouc of physicians and Hill‘gt‘tlll“.
Columbia linlvcrsity. and onc of tho
loading physicians in New York city.
Doctor of Music:
Sir Edward Elgar, tl111 iorcniortt liv-
ing musical cotnpouor.
Doctors of Divinity:
Rt. ltov, Frederic Williiiitr licrrtor'.
a grntluutc of ’1’an in 11111 class or this
anti l’rotontunt Episcopal ItIHlmp or
the diocese of Olympia. Worthington.
Rov. .lohn (touting, proicsuor til
rhetoric in Amhcritt (Iolicgc. and 11
distinguished writer of iiibllctii sub.
1011111 and litorrtry nubiucts.
Doctors of SCIIPHI‘OI
I’rot‘cssor (icorao Ellery liuIc.
rcctm‘ oi Yui'ltott ()lmcrvuiory.
varsity of Chicago.
’I'hootloro William lticliurdn. pro-
found of chciuintry in Harvard tint-
verai y.
di-
l‘iii»
A: eat-111:1: Want." A
"You We will accept what your
habit-hook about. in way at payment
on the 101111 you" to buying The bank
Iii Al tutti We accept. tituir word."
0111' savings Bank
viii be 1.1111115 any real artiste firm
who? tit. A new account
we email. it. new 11 1111111111111
summit. «lion tits tibia comes um
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' sleigh. New York city: Chitin
Do. Norw-lk.
Masters of Arts:
Henry Watprs 'l‘tilt. 11 graduate of
Yale in the class of 1880. ono of the
leaders of the New York but. and an
inilnantial citizen especially interest-
ed in ptibllc ctlucution.
Samuel Wuldrou lintnbcrt, 11 gi'ath
unto of Yale iii tho class of littiti. dcan
oi' the medical dopru'titicni oi (ioiuiti-
bia linlvcrslty.
Juniors W. l’inchot. out.- of tho foun-
dct's of tho Yalc forost school, and a
patron oi“ art and iottors.
liov. llubot tirny Brpehlcr bead tnas~
tor of tlio Hottbkiss bchool, Lakevillc.
Conn.
Ali‘rcd Ernest Steiiras, principal
Phillips Acudcnry. Andovcr. Mass. .
Of the tlcgt'cos awarded ltt course.
275 made their recipients Bachelors
of Art. and till Bachelors of Phlloso~
phy, these figures representing re-
spectively tho size of the academic.
and scientific graduating classes. The
awards in uthor ticpitrtmt'nts wore as
follows: Bachelors of Fine Art. 1;
liacliclors of Music. 2; Bachelors of
Larva. (iii; Masters of Law. 7: Hatche—
lor' oi t‘icll Law. 1; Doctor of (‘ivil
Law. 1; Bachelors of Divinity. 27:
Mastcrs of Science. 2:; Masters of Arts,
iii; Mcchanical Engineers. 2: liociorr-t
oi‘ Mcdicino, 2]; Masters of l1‘or'ostry,
'11; Doctors of Phllouophy. 313.
Spccial commencement prizc irwm‘ds
'woro announced as followa:
lionnoit prize for an ossay on some
aubjct-t of contourporarroorrs inier'ost
in tho domcstic or foreign policy of
tho Iiiiitcd Siatts govci'nmcnt. to Al‘
ti'crl 1.51111 Sponcucr of thc class 111
121115 .iai-ptt‘. N \.
(Tobtlcn t'luli modal for
iii political cconomy, to Edward 11‘.
llnycs, liiilr'i. l‘ohocs. N. ‘Y.
.lolrn Addison l’ortcr prlzc in A111-
oricau history. to Arthur R. Williams.
of tho junior ttcttdctitlc class, from
Norwullt, (.‘onn.
tlcor'gc Washington Halt-stun prizc
in American history. givon for orig»
inul rcscarch to llubcr't ll. Airnos, oi
Wosi lluven. Conn. 11 mcrrilicr of thc
Yalo grudunto school. and 11 gr'atluntc
of llro Shefiicld Sl'lt'lfliiil‘ School. His
tlrosis was outillod. “'l‘bo (‘uliair
Siavo 'l‘radc; a Study in tho liistory
of Cuba.“
proficiciicy
HARVARD GETS FIRST RACE.
Freshmen Substitutes From Cambridge
Defeat Four From Yale.
(1111.195 ltEItRY. June 211. —-.lia.rvaid
111111 the lirsi room the ii'cshmon sub
ntitutcs. today. dciouting Yalo by tWo
icnutbs ovcr 11 mils corrr'so. Time.
5:33 .
.\i tho start. tho Harvard crow. row-
ing a :tx-str'oito. puilcd away from tin
Yule boat and incrcasod iltcir loud or
to tho lirrisb lino. 'l‘lro Yalc t'i’cw row
mi about 34~i<ll‘i)I\'t‘. 'l‘lio limo was last
iIlt' wind and tido favoring. 'l‘hc
crows wort- lurido tip as followa:
Harvard" iiow, (,‘oirrstock; No. :3. ti
”noon; 3. i'ai'lto; stroko. lilill; coy
awairi. Wltittroy.
Yalc~~~liow. Townscnd; No. 2. (but
icy: It. Atrcliiticioss; sti‘okc, Shelton:
coxswnin. Colston. '
Monrbct's of tho Harvard and Yalc
squads viowcrl tho racc togclbci' front
tho ittttiichos, 1111-11 from both dqnntii
lit-int: on cat-l1 launch and more. was
t'tilln‘llIt‘l‘HbIl' bolting on tho routrll.
At thc conclusion of thc nonunion
atrimtlttrlo rnco. a rtrcc of gentleman's
clglrtu was urrunizctl and Harvard war
111.11i11 llro winncr. czovcritii tho. Iiuil
irriic tiIllIiiL' In; ’:2:i 11nd tirri. :iriitt‘x thrct
foot ahead of tho talc boat 1‘ be Ytiit
crow bad the 11’1111t1til1i11 of tlic rivoi
undor the bank and ltopt nbcurl of thc
Iinr'rrtrd boat for tho first hundred
yards, but the Harvard man had a {11111
or arrti Hilltililllt'l' nir'oitc and won. 'l‘ht
iirriko-tip oi lhctrc two t'rcwu wan to
l'tiilown:
liai‘vai'dwiiow. NHNUII; No, 2. 01111
tttiiu: ii. iiowdltcii; ~i. I’It‘utiilllltlll: i'i
.lurld; ii. lh-rby; 1. (ititlti; sli'oko, Shop
arri'. coxutvuitr, Whitney.
i‘irlc~~-liow. AIiCIIIIIt.‘IilliIi; no, 2.
I“IHI113.IIUO|I(1I'; A. liartwcli'. i-
1111111111; ti. Krtnzln; 7. Low; strokc.
litigttc; t'thtiWIIIiI, Colsitm 1
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 00M-
MENOEMENT
HANOVER. N. It. Jutrc tiltuw'l'ltlti
was the closing day of linrtlitorith (lol-
lcno'u coiiiiiioticoiiioni program and the
Illl‘lllIlI (’IllllIlliiili'tilliiilll I'Xl‘l't‘iflt‘” Will‘f‘
bold. Al‘tct' tho donlorn hail uttnttdoti
prayers in lloilltut‘ (iiiiiuci tor tiiu butt
tlino, thtry turmoil in lino in that cut-
lcxo yard and tiiitt'cltotl to tho colionc
church. whom lilo graduating uni-roman
took place, 'l‘bo dcnroou. regular and
honorary. 'wcw conicrrctl by l’rouidciit
William J Tut-Ito. At tho alumni
luncheon in t‘uliugo Iiull onion ir-iiiuw
ed. iionry liuttnn l’iurcc. "22.11! tihi
1111111. pl'ttnltitidtl of tin.- Mumni Arum
clntioir. trrtntitiuti.
'l‘hc graduating clans numbcra 170.
The following worn uniting thc lum-
. tmtry dormant contcrrctl by l’rrnltlcnt
'I‘uoltcr:
i1l1. I).*'-IlttIleIh ids WIltroiHY.
prettidcnt of tho tiiiivuriiity of Call-
itii‘llil; Chariots Andrew Wliirird.."l’l.
ultimatum justice or the Supreme Court
or the Phllipplnn 111111111111 tin"I shunt-
tin): Charles Immiu Dunn’fl
1111111 Miller, 72 New Yuri: city. editor
Now Yuri: 'iimeit.
i). Kim—Rev. Charles Allen mutations.
animator oi the ii‘lrttt Church, W111,
tertiary. Conn. _
King Oscar of Motion once partisan
through a «mall tuna. iontivuly da-
curated in bid honor. 01111 atone build-
ing bore 11 large transparent board in.
scribed ",Wuiwme Your Majesty!"
"Whit 111111111 1111111111115 1111.11 1111; 11111:.
"Tim iii the town prim" was tho
humor. Whomipon his mum
laughing. um: "T111111 in rather lieu
Inch politeness.“
tit;
BOARD OF PABDON'D BILL.
Considered by the 11911» n the 13p.-
eiui 0rd or of Business.
HARTFORD,J11ne 28. «fistula and
house met this morning at 10: 30. (3111-,
ontiar [treasures claimed the attention
of both bodies during the sessions.
The 11111111111 adjourned at 1 o c'loult and ‘
boarded a special trolley car for Fur-
miugton. where the members were
entertained by senator Motiovorn. 01'
Hartford, at the Elm 'i‘roe Inn.
The house considered as a special
order 01' business'ut noon the board of
pardons” hill. vetoed by Governor Hob.
crts and 11111111111! by the 11111111111 1in111 the
vow,
By a large majority vote and lol-
iowlng a spirited discussion the house
this morning granted the ororrgh of
(lroton the right to establish and main-
tain a ferry across the Thames Rivor
from Grown: to New London. on condi-
tion that before July 1, 19013, when the
act takes effect. the city of Now lam-
tion and the Thames li‘orry (’ompauy
fail to make certain cont-casino iii the
mattcr ot' a reduction of rates and aim
building of 11 toot-path loading to tuo
ferry slip in Groton. The action was
advcrse 115 the rocomn'ioitdatlonri oi the
roads. bridgos and rivers corriiniiioo.
which held several longth hearings on
the matter anti camu to tho conclusion
that another ferry was not desirable.
The bill includcs authority to build
driveways over the tracks of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road in New London. Chairman
Biakcslec oi’ the committee explained
tho objociiona to tho 11111)ch 'l‘ he city
of New London he said, had opcr'utod
the present ferry for some yours at a
loss tutti now that it had begun to pay
11 profit it was considcrcd unfair to
tilvidc. the btiaincsa.
licpresontutlve Splcoi'. of Crown. in
support of the measure. madc a lougtby
argument. in which he maintaincd
that ptihllc safety rlcmandcd 11 safoi'
moans oi crossing the railroad tracks,
111s planncd in connection with tho now
terry. He also declared that tho pres-
cnl ferry service was inadcqutito.
ltcpresentntivc Allon. of Lodyurd.
spoko along tho 5.1111111. lhics. and said
that tho only robot in prospoct for
tho sot'vit'o was promises matlc by tho
pi't-sont rrrrrtrrigonicnt.
Ilcpt'oscniutiVo (it'otriir. of Now Loir-
dotr, declared that tho projcct was it
privutc (inc. and that tho borough of
tiroton was irot I)t.‘IiIIllI it.
ltcproscntutivo Walicr', of Now l.ori~
tloir. cotttciidcti tlinl tho pusuago of tho
bill was unfair to tho city of New
London. which had opci'atod tlic pi'cto
crrt forr'y in atlvorsity as well its pros~
poi'ity. l-io dcclarcd that srritablc stops
would ho takoii to abolish tho railroad
crossing, Mr. Wirilor also tnaintnlnod
that tlrcru was not 11 case on rocoi‘ti
wbcr'o tho right to opcrato a ferry had
bccn takr-rr away from a town. In tho
ovum of a division of tho lorry busL
ncss’ across tlic 'l‘hrimos both com-
parrics would be lirutticiril failures.
At tho opciriug of tin-11111111111 sossiotr
this morning tlro i'osolullon ro-appoinl-
1111:. latclcn F. liurpoc jutlao ot’ the city
court of \‘I'iitot'bury was contlitrrcd on
tho culctidtrr on motion of Sodium
Putt-.1:
Soiialor Ilouovun olijcctoti to tho bill
illt‘I‘tfllSIlIl: liro salary of rho. 11111111 rol-
or'co to $3.000 annually. pristiotl by tho
borrso. lip said that it was in lino
with tho wcll»1iot‘rrrcd policy of tho ju-
diciary corrrmitloc Ill lrit'i'caning tlrc
t'Xlit‘lliii‘i-i of tho sittlo's judicial dc-
pill'illti‘ill. ”.IIIHI whorc will it all 11nd?
how much will satisfy thc iogni frater-
nity?” lro inurrlrod. with much vclre-
iiIilllt't‘.
'l'Iit- hill with lillHt‘lI in coircrrrrciico.
tho monitor's rott- bcing tlrc only on
porting oitc.
ltcsolutions providing for (‘tillilllIH'
111111111 to procnro designs and Slit'i'III'
cations for illt‘llltil'IIIIs to tho Into Son-
ators llnwlcy and Plait and r'cport to
tho 111-111 gciroral assornlrly and appto
pi'lrrtlnp.‘ 82,500 tor oxpciisos of ouch
coiiitiiluulon. \vcrc titloplorl.
Among tlrc ntoasrrrcs 111111111111 irotu
thc calondar' ivoro: ..111 rclaiing to
tho wnrtloin; and tho protection of
lorcals from ilrca; providing for jury
iI‘IitIN in civil actions; resolution 11111-
cndlng tho clinricr of the New Milford
l’ovrcr' (Tom'pttny: rosolutimi incorpor-
utiitst iIit‘ Mnnwarrltig Momorinl lins-
pllal of Now London; i'ouolution run-
crrding charter at tho borough of Slit-l.
ton: lilll ruining 11 coiuiiiltloo to in-
vosllgnlc plans tor tht1 cam and trout-
mont of cpilcptira.
'I‘lio liili appropriating $4,000 to—
wards 11 now lorry boat for 11111 ioi‘r)‘
lictwcun ()id iiymo ttnd Snybrooit re-
lcciod by tho bonito was stipportod by
Sottutors lironnaii 11nd Judson in
ItinKIIly rumarhit. In which it was hold
that ilit1 lorry WM practically id 11111111
road and that tho 11111111 aid uhould bc
«tlvcn towards its iriiiinitnnncc ’l‘lro
upproprintlonu contnilltoc huti tcportcd
ndvotitoly on tho bill
hoimtor l’atilaon clainrod that tho
two towns thrt‘ not intuition in pinc-
ion 11 burdon on hc 11111111, 111111111 lhcy
hoitctltotl no $111,111in from tho itcitvy
trailic of tho icrry. “I! this upproprln
tion is granted.“ hit until. "it will upon
tho door to it mid [or IIIIIIIII‘IilItI of
ihouuauriu of dollar» on 1111-, 11111111
II'l'IIliIIry."
Senator (lhntllcltl bollcvcd that Now
lmrdon ittitl Mldtlltmmt counttttn mmuld
look ultcr tho furry.
The bill watt than panncd liltti tho
t‘tilililllllvo'll rcptirt rtijNitt'tI.
'i‘iic. 11111111111. ttrliourucd until it 1 lo
'I'huruduy.
”Hm-flan.“
PHIOIDENT THANKB EMPEROR.
CAM. .1111111. Marni .~~Jnuc 2th
i’rcnidunt Runner/cit 111ng 1111111 11111
IEMDANM cabitwiim lo Emperor Wil-
tim‘
”I havu incl. boon vinllliin at lino
vurd (immunity and the Germanic Mu-
iitritm, the foundation or which w,- 1111
' iy ow to your interest. i Ilktt
occasion to thank You and
it you. the German hoopla for
t many Milli oi uourtuuy and kindli-
iioiut which In recent years have sleuth
iiy brought closer maether the domain
111111 11111911111111 peoples. 'l‘ltlri growing
fritinduhlp between the tutu nation:
incan- much for 1111- 111111111 vulture of
mankind. and i with to thank 1111 for
the Maria you have 11111111111): are: it.
(Signet!)
“THEODORE DOOBWIIIM‘."
DW‘PIIINT VIIWPOIN'I'I.
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sum [limit as
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‘SUN HA8 PABSIDE SUMMER BOLD
I loving wile.
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lAnnual Journey North II Complete
1 and Return Trip Has Begun.
The duo in its annual journey around
tho onrtli. has touched and passed
what in callcd in thin territory the
blillll‘lttit' solution and already tho
lcngtb of tho bolus of sunshine are
beginning to o abortencd.
On Wednesi‘ay the 141111 reached tho
higher-ti point orth of tho narrator at.
which It touchoa. and the hot days 111-1-
titil to its return trip are now looked
for. The season a! the year is stip-
posed to bo the hottest in the north,
the 111111 bcing nearer now titan at arty
oilrot' period. in this lmmotiialo sot»
tion. where our winters arc oxirc‘mciy
cold, the hot days do not begin until
after the 111111 has past-rod on its up-
ward trip and in coming back on the
return. ’l‘bo rouson given for this is
that owing to the mount-11' in which
tbc cold ponotralcs tho earth horo-
abouts. the oittir'o bout of tho 111111 lti
its jnurnoy up is i'curtlrcd to thaw
it out.
()n llrc II'II) brick. thcr'ct’orc. tho
onrtii bciiiy. iti condition to roccivo and
hold tho warmth of the 111111, the days
and nights art- but and Wo‘nthcr 0b-
sorvcr Torr says that according to the
Indications at the weather bureau
those days may now be looked for.
“(Tun wc. kcop birds?" inquired Mr.
Youngltusband. who was looking at
the flat.
“Well, you can keep cannrlos and
srrcir birds as them." ropliod tho 1511.11-
lal landlord. “but thoro's one bird bar-
red from tlroso apartments."
“What bird is that?"
”Stor'k."~—l.ouisvilic Courier-Journal
"GIOVERS IIIE PEACE. "
Vacation and Outing
Shoes.
ALL STYLES.
Balhinti Shoes.
’PHONE 301—4.
The Paris
iliilI Stilt IIiiiiSii.
33 SOUTH MAIN §TREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Sale of Summor Suits. Walute.
Skirts, Coats. Children‘s Dreuel. at
half price.
pric'é, 49c.
Bultu. worth $7.00. $2.48.
Childron's Dresses, 196 up.
Coats. formerly 310:50. at $4.50.
Silk Shirt Walut Buitl, to close out
at $6.98.
Come early, u we will not have
such bargains again.
1m tvz'ivma or MUSIC I I
.BOUTH NOR'W‘XLK BAPTIST
CH U RCH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 28.
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Under the Auuplcu of
THE DECKER CLUB.
ADMISSION 250
....1..- 11.
Grand Free meme Ivory Atkinson
and Eve 9 by tho Eminunt
SIEfPllfliIlASIf BAND
0' OONIY ”LAND.
HONOR CAMPIDNIO, Director.
Door" of high-clan attraction! that
command interest. including tit. regal
Mil room. uomeottciy decorator! pow-
» plant
inatton, Imrd walk. llgtm eight roller
gum! and countiou attic" on "The
1-41
one. o. TILYOU" GRAND '
SIEEPIEGIIASE‘ ISLAND.
INA DGIFOIT. OOH“.
BUY 1101111 .
1111111111113
“WEAR SHOES IIIAI ill" .‘
rut ;-
White Walnut, others ”it $1.60, our.‘
White Lawn and Linen Shirt Waist I
ANOIIIER MUSICAE IIAEAAl
Irii'ii
iT‘RlSTRAMA:
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. . . , . .
yd.
a
6 Etched Tumblers,
Fancy Lemonade Sets.
Refrigerator Pans,
19c.
1
-mmvm ”WW
751:. Glass Berry Sets,
29c. Flat Irons, per 1111..
Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
Granite Water Pails,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.‘
19c ORGANDIES FOR 10c.
We have placed on sale, 2,000 yds. of fine sheer Organdies in choice patterns and colorings. The
ideal fabric for hummer dresses. This is a regular 19c. quality. and we are selling them at 10¢. per
I
1 . .. .I‘I4.11.1u. . '
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
691:. .Copper Wash Boilers. $1.95
1 Folding Ironing Boards, 1351:.
39c. Nickel Tea Kettles, 79c.
3c. Curtain Stretcher, 75c. .
1111511111111 81 HYATT. Norwalk,Conn.
Add! FLAGS! FLAGS!
CRODU ET SETS REDUCED.
SOUVENIRS, ALL KINDS.
VICTOR GRAPHOPHONES.
GARDEN SETS, FROM Sc UP.
WAGON?» ALL SIZES.
IRISH LINEN PAPER. 91: BOX.
VISITING CARDS. ALL SIZES.
CREPE PAPER. PLAIN AND DEC-
ORATED.
F. J. NELSON,
STATIONERY, MUSICAL GOODS,
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
WW1);
.,} THE
X COLD
. SEEING
has left as with a larger line or
. Nogligo Shirts than is our cus~ '
tour to have at this season or
the your. Ros-tilt:
690
for $1.00 Shirts; all
known makes,
Displayed in our West Win-
dow.
All sizes iii to 17%.
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mom is good.
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' Open Monday. Wednesday and -
Saturday Evenings. "
Joseph Davis,
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER,
BATTER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington 81., So. Norwallt. H
What’s tire 11111111?
Are you married?
Do you keep house?
Are you interested in coal?
Is not coal 1 big item in the
family expense account?
Do you realize that it is greatly
to your advantage to buy
coal for next winter right
now?
Do you not prefer to buy where
the quality is superior and
the assortment large?
Have you ever bought of us?
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Men‘s Blue Sun Butts..........u.§ii
Reduced from 111.
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Mum from 6011.
now Wait hate. I to I 1131...!“
Ml'nlflcim eiootrlui iliurnv
H. Krieger 8100.
The Leading Outfitters for Men,
Women and
Children in
The Norwalks.
We are showing a
vent large anticom—
pleie assortment of White Lawn and Linen
Dresses for Women
from $2.98 to $6.
from 960 to $2.50.
and Children. Prices
98-. Lawn Waisls
Silk Dré'sses at greailu reduced prices
Also a few Tailor-
Made Suits which
were marked down in price.
T
0111' Shoe Department must not be«
overlooked. We are selling Russel Ox-
iords for Women and Children as iast as
we receive them.
We will dress tion
from head to foot.
Arlen and Women. Bous rind Girls.
Have uour purchases charged and set-
tie 110111 bill in convenient weeidii Dali-
menls. '
H. Krie’ger 81 Go.
West; _Washington Street.
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"watery" and linnrt-1-1‘HA’1"B THE '1‘!
111111 to prtmrvu them and [invent complicated eye trouble.
trxnmiuud at onus.
HOMER 8.301"?
ltootn it. United Bank Building
spacial Appointments at
titlicu hour: lint! Illi 'IiI. Gli— #:00
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convenience of patron.
Saturday ovarian. 7—10.
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arounmowrv. 11mm 211. -.. 'l‘ha
handout Wenloynn were described yua-
iertiuy at the mention of the alumni
Articulation by Prominent. ii. P. Ely"
mend. who said that while woodcut)
was really 1111mm, immediatu require-
ment would be 111111 it "so 0110 ware
raised. A committee of two gradu-
ates 1m appointed to devise means at
raising “00.000 111 once. George 1).
Butt”. '86. of New York. anti George
11. Reynolds. ‘11 or Brooklyn.rl . Y..
wore oiuctod trustees oi the outlaw.
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OIORETAR‘I HAV O‘i'floNdll.
Nliiwmmi'. N. 11.. John 28 whom
the hedtrltln of Secretary of idiots John
Hay, at but summer home "The Folk."
it won announced today that the «11-
retnry pound a very eomforttblo
night, lie appear-dd much stronger this
torunotm and wan to quotient opirltu.
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