It is conceded by the highest authorities that, the
soda cracker contains the lifeygivini elements of wheat
in the best proportions.
This being so. then ”“6633 Biscuit must at
once take first place as the food ,of the world»: soda
cracker, but such a soda cracker-l Made by exact
science in sunny bakeries so liiht, bright and clean,
that they are a revelation. The flour is tested; the
purity of thewater is absolutely assured; the very air
is filtered—«why even the temperature and moisture of
the'atmosphere is accurately ‘reiulated. The sponge is
kneaded by “polished paddles, not by hand. Indeed,
Uneo'da Biscuit are only touched once. and then
by a pretty girl, from the time the flour leaves the bag
until the beautiful package is placed on you table.
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ESCAPED FROM STATE AGENT.
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Young Couple Refuses to Let Parental H ”I H“ '
Opposition stop Them.
STAMFORD, July :il.~--Wl|liam
Lockett. a. young drnughiaimin, ten
months ago fell in lore with the, pho-
tograph of seventeonayear old Hertha
Rodenhurg, of this place. From Mrs.
Adams, an aunt. he obtuinotl an intro
dnotlon and become an ardent Hillitll‘.l
Miss Rodenhurgh'a stepfather and!
mother did not approve of Imekctl‘u
attentions. The couple. attempted to
run away June 14. but their flight was
discovered and they were arrested.
Miss Rodenburg spent a night. In.
jail rather than give up Imkeu. and?
in the morning her parents relented;
and she wont home. It, was amuuinccdi
that the couple would be lual'l'il‘d in?
September, but meantime the parental
opposition to Iauzkoii again became
manifest. and they slipped away to
New York and were married. Miss
Rodonbui‘gh tclegrnhcd to hcr mother.
on Broad street:
IlAIt’I‘lr‘tmI), .Inly :ilr‘dfi‘iilit‘ Agent
John II I'nriuh IIIIHHl'tl the police trill
tlon Friday afternoon with a buy in
custody. Where he found the lad Is
not known, as he made no rclltll'l H"
the police. About lilztlti l’oiiccmnn .I.
I), Flynn. while returning to lit'liliquar
Icrs in the patrol wagon with a prbnui
er. was stopped by Agent l'ariah at the
corner of llroad and Ilopklna streets,
lie stated that the boy had Illiliii' lilo?
escape. “gent Pariah gave no lulm'iua
lion aboni the boy, and an Flynn had
a fractiona prison. he tlld not join in
the ist‘tll't‘li.
lly telephone a reported of The
’l‘lmcs learned from the tionueriivui
School for Boy..- ni Mci'itlcn that Anon!
'arirh had made no report 01' illi‘
boy‘a eaeape. The clerk at the Inuit
tution aaid that he did not know who
the boy trust. III' Ilitlllnllt tilt.- lull
might have been on parole and was;
being returned to tho institution.
hotel, 'l‘hursday
tort ivoScrlzrani
Iiiil suicide.
had paid for
that too police
imam."
day.
-—W0men love 11 clear. healthy t'tllllr
Wench. Pure blood makes li. Ilnr-
dock Blood llltlci‘n makes pui'o blood.
INDIGESTION CURED. H i
Them In no case of Indigestion. lira-v
.pcpuin or Stomach 'I‘rouhle that will
not yield to the digestive and strength
ruins: Influence of ltodol Ilyspl‘lmill
Care. This remedy lakea Ihe strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
eat and allowing it to rest until it
grows atronr: again. Itodol liygpep.
sin (‘urc affords quick and permanent
relief from Indigestion and all Mom
och troubles, builds up the system and
1:0 purifies that tilru‘iaac can not at
tack and gain a foothold an when in
a weakened condition. tlold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
and how
clured last
JUSTICE MlLLS' SON SHOT.
NEW HAVEN. .lilly :;I."‘\\.IIHU"
Waddington Mills, son of (‘hlet .Iuatiec
Wilson .I. Mills, of New Mexico. was
accidentally shot. in the back a [cw
days ago while huntiln: in Maine, ac»
cording to a. letter to friends: here. The
bullet was removed from his hi‘t‘littl
and no serious reaults are now antici-
patod.
Illllli.
Iight anaiuai
,nrcnt battle."
he Illllllllit‘lll
ennui is slow.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Now Castle.
Deb. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great. distress
and belching. I tried ovrrylhim: I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Hahn. and one In)
. cent. bottle cured me completely."
Form-Is by It; Hvl’lnilted. F. 11. Box.
for d the Clifford‘Pharmcrt ”A”
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Mr, 'l‘lmtnld “You are union t0 bei"l-‘or 20 years I
for married. I hear.“ MIN... Inn-Ii ill son- on my
"I alum-rely hope to be.“ Mr. ’I‘Im laomeliinrvs, that
mid ‘~“Wheu. may I nah?“
ell. I1Ica|wi'ntcl.\‘i
hound" y‘ou really care
’I cl lii‘lmd or.
“lilies-eh ‘. 451+
’0? treat for burns.
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lie was
morning. and remained about l0\tl1 al»
"Hunter's tirug‘iatore: only Zilr.
. all learners in tho
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SUICIDE THREAT A BLUFF.
.I1il_v :tl. 'Atilllll Ill};
gins oI' Glastonbury bought a bottle. of
Iaudauuiu and hired a room .‘tl Long‘s
night. lie me1 lie
Ilnllcr on the street
and Itiltl him that lie was point: ion-12‘
'I‘he detective look 1111:
film. to police hemlrpiariem and lurked
him up for the night.
\ions to net back his 5.1,) cents that In-
ill“
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room :11 inc lllill'l
took illh‘ Ilil‘t‘aix; 11:». a
tilht'llill'gt‘li Friday
A SMOOTH ARTICLE.
When you ilml It necessary to use
salve. use lic\\'ilt'.~l Witch Howl Salve.
It is the parent and herd for Sores,
Ilurns. ltoils, l-lcacinn, Illind, Illccdlun.
Ilehing or I‘rotruding l'ilcs.
genuine IIeWiii'
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
(lci till'
a Witch Hazel Salve.
It
DRIVING OUT YELLOW FEVER.
t‘IIIt‘.\tit), .Iulv
minister 10 Panama until a month an
minister
niuhl
ver would be driven out 01‘ inc iaih
lie hug.- arrived Ilt'l‘i: enrouie to
1b.- I‘orilnud I‘air.
Laws to his new pout I11 t'olombia. “'l‘he
,voll0u
he said
I). Ina-k- ltifiilllllll out the dismal». 'I'in
people of the United Stale... 11111:.1. not
If
31,- John Ilurrcu
(hiltililillil. III
the yellow it
in
that
l"i‘ulu lliol'c Iii
ll‘U'l' it~ illtt' ii
"livery oilori
the prom-was of 1b.
’l‘lu-v tun-:1 reiuvndw
that the St't'llt' 0i operations b. Lilith
milca away from the bare ol' .oipplica.’
FORCED T0 STARVE.
ll. h‘, la‘ek. of t'oucord, Ky. anyu'
suffered nannies, with
upper lip. so painful.
I could not eat. After
Alisa l.tl\”iVliiIIi_\‘ trying everything t‘lr-t', I cared
"You may oak ineilt, with ilueklen'
a Aruira Halve."
outa and Wounds.
it's
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~ fw’h ILIAN BALM 'WZ
-, TRIAL BOTTLE 25c. ......
Cures a can In One Night. .
Sustained to Cure Any Cough. 256
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cum Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
Curtis Sore Throat and Ulcsratad lonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
. ”all 'W really. had Melons loosing.
'Oitrss llii‘y Fever 0r M’orisy Refundod. 50c ’- $1.00
Only Thing an Earth {natures Asthma.
. m mm rang: lff lama ,
little new «in «mm m and Mill with.
'kaipmofthelymmmmrofm *
Maori-y. Miinuq-asmmuautao. m
hfl‘m. moiMJII-unwummu
WM”! 3,,- lh‘mlm
“M“ 1M ““10-
mmm . mammals
M11. belt law. titanium“
little I lei ever all-Mien:
M Call III mmmmu
micelles. Il lull-0f um
vandals! , , . lost. lyelltll
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tile-mu ma.
$1.00 AT DRUG?“
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JACKSON e 60.. N32. Chemists.»
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no sure Leaous oaues. '
on Saturday.
No Game In a, drink.
on account. of the slur ,Baturday-
. ,oflornoun. there was nofl‘ llsgume on
the Roion l'oint. diamond. the Stone
ford contest to be playedVat. a (into
to be announced. . nan fiaturday af-
ternoon the Norwalka will meet the
Suburbsns, of Brooklyn.
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SStamford: Defeat N'eiu‘ii-I‘avene.
The Stamford baseball team yastor-,
day defeated the New Haven stats
league lilnyora by a score of one to
nothing. Doe. Newton. of the Now
York Americana, did the twirling for
tho l-ilamforda. Tuckoy, (lorcoran and
Kelly were In the box at different
times for the New Havens. Burns
played second hand for Stamford. and
paw the beat ,cxhlbillon of his life,
. saving; Newton from defeat.
Eastern League.
At Providence. ------ l’rovidemoliion
Ircnl name postponed; rain.
A1 Newark ------ Newark, i»; Itoeheuier,
i)
51.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
“Phillies” Win Pitchers' Battle.
CHICAGO, .Iuly 3i.»--\'csii.~rday‘s
name. a plteliers‘ battle. wont in Phila-
dolphin on Manor‘s bane stealing and
llooin's fast work behind the. but, both
of tho latter‘a throws to uccoud rc-
aulilnn In double plays. Ilooln'u wide.
throw, followud by a. fly and two sin»
ales pave the, locals their one run. AI-
icndnncc.H.000. Score:
ll. ll. 19.
I’hiia. ti I til (I 0 0 0 0w 2 -I 2
i'hicllgo II (I (I 0 ti ti 0 i) lmi 5 ti
Batteries: Briggs and Klinu; Ilnn
nicliy and Iiooln. Time. 1:21}. Umpire.
lauscwlnc.
New York Won.
(.‘lNi‘INNA'l‘I. July It .‘ l’tmr base
running kept down (‘lnclnnatl's score
and bad fielding nave New York most
of ils runs. Attendance, 15.0150.
Sl‘tll'lJI
II. II. It}.
Now York 1 il l 0 ti II (I I II rtl ll 1!
t‘iiiclu. 1 u u o u u u u l» L: 7
Ilatlri'ioa: I'lwinl: and Sclilci; Mctlin
oily and llrcunahnn. ’I‘Imc. lull. ifm»
pirca, .Iohnsioul. and ti'liay.
1’.
St. Louis Won Double-Header.
S'l‘ liill’lh‘. illily Ii . SI. ilillitvi took
[no names yesterday Ii'rom Iloatou.
lll'own and Willis plicllod effectively
In ih.~ lirst name. the only run, being;
scored 011 Willis' wild pitch. You":
was hit opporiuncly Ilironnhoni th-
rtm‘nild contest. Attendance. 12.13011
St'til'e'
First name:
I? II l1}.
St. Louis I on no no (i x l a 1
Boston it o tt 0 o o it it ti II I. l
Batteries: Ilrouu and Leahy: Willi:
and Moran. Time. 111‘. . llmplrc.
chm, ‘
Second name:
it. II. It).
51. Louis :3 u l 1! I o o o x~ i; a 1
iloshiou ‘3 u l o u 1) o u 2 I. II o
Ilailrrica; Taylor and Grady; Yonni:
and Moran. ’l‘iuny, Iziih. i‘mptrc,
Kit'lll.
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National Lehgue. g
\\'011. Inuit.
New York, tit‘ 12.":
l‘ittsbui'iz. 13% till
Philadelphia. fill it?
l‘lllcnno. (113 Will
t‘incimmli, to It;
“It. lauds. It?» .’-'.I
Iitiitltlll. lift til
Ilrtmklyu, :7 till
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American Leauue.
\\'on. boat. l'.t‘,
t‘liiearo, {.0 5:: ma
IfIcvr-laud. :11: it?» .tttt:
Philadelphia. -Il~' 3i": .573
Detroit, III -l‘.! .htltt
New York. :llt It .1345
"(Mail)", Ilil 43 .i?ti
St. Louis. :l'J :32 .lel
Worthington. an “Ill .3557
GOVERNOR NAMED COMMISSION.
THE ONLY WAY TO CURE.
To euro a told when you have no
coughw-to cure a cough when you have
no itohl~~io cure youruoif whon you
have holliwliiko Kennedy's Intuitive
Honey and TM. The new idea, tilt
original Inrniirn Cough Syrup. It
contains no opinion and is host for
coughs. colilu. tzi‘oup, whooping cough.
lie. . Pleasant to the taste and equal-
ly good for riold or adult. iteniunr
‘ner the name. "Kennedy's." and see
that tho red clover bioaaoni and the
honey lieu are on tho bottle. Keir
litidlflt laxative Honey and ’I'ur la the
irinhud lAthIIro t‘nnnh Syrup. Take
an other. Sold by The. Clifford l'luir
nuey. "
MONITOR WYOMING LOBEB PRO-
PELLER BLADE.
HAN I"ltltN1'litt:ti. .Iuly :ll.~ 'l‘hr
llIiliml Slams monitor Wylmiiml illiti
1rrived lit'lt’ 011 lu-r way to Mill't‘ in»
land In low of tho governuwut iua
I'mullllu. 'I‘Inv Wyoming Mlnrimi up
from Panama nvur a month Man. “II
I'ort Ilarford silt‘ lost a propeller
blade and had in put Into that port.
Where alu- wired for aaaiatuncc. Til"
llrnniuuiou ltl Nan lileno wan about to
provuod to her aid when the ueeidoui
meeured and the lumdillu was dispatch
on In her place.
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CHAMIIHLAIN'O COLIO. CHOLEHA
AND DIARRHOIA HIMEOY IIT»
TIN THAN Trill! DOOTORO.
"'i‘hreo years ago We had three duo
tors with our Iliilo tray and everything
that, they uouid do 11, med In vain. At.
last when all hope so mod to ho gone
we hogan autos Chamberlain'scmm.
Cholera and lnarrimeu itemsdy and in
it few hours he lwgau to Improw. To-
day he Is as iwnithy a ahlld as parents
could wish for. We feel that. we can
not afford in be without thin medicine
in our Imam," Mr». ll. .I. Johnston.
button. Mira. 'l‘hta remedy in it" Hall!
by Fltlllson-I'owuil Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy and Zettlusa Pharmacy. "
That's All a» Astoniahod Traveler
ltwetityditto yearn hensstWhr. title
isn’t Niagara Faith. In It?”
Deserted maven-am. ins‘antmlult
Nil!‘flt."-*Chlttaio 'i‘riiiuns.
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‘ltain “”3”“ ”"3 mistlmnemoul of“
Connecticut League
‘ 7 w” ‘ . . a
Tho,
1 round biscuits ‘
qua-romeo]. 7.
THE 8- A. R.‘ ENCAMPMENT.
Veterans to March in Denyse—100,000.
Visitors Expected.
Comrades of mu 0. A. R. in this-ulty
and vicinity are in receipt of general
orders by John it. King, commander
in’ehlef. announcing the denthof Com.
manner Wilmon W. Iiiackmar at Boise
City. Idaho, .Iuly ‘Iti.
Comrade E l), Itiley. of Hartford.
has an official order rognrdiug the
thirtynlnih annual‘ encampment at
llouvor. Sepiomher (I to ll. This order
gives-1 the. oilleiai prouranuno for tho
prm'eedinun. The grand parade. will
take, place at It) o'clock In the fort-noun
of Wedncmlay, September 1;. The
Iiutnol‘ march will not oxecod two
miles in length over level nrade and
asphalt paved Hil'el‘irl. During the
week there will be reunion..- of the
various veterans organizations, and
side. trips to tho many points of in'
tcrcot in and about Deliver. A and-
dcuing influence. will he. caisl,’ over
the encampment by the recent death
of Comnnindcr illnckmar. National
headquarters will be at the Brown.
l’ulnco hotel. .
Free couriers In school houses will
be provided for all posts and comrades
who make duplication. 'l‘he commit
Ice will i'urniuli single coin or new
double nuuirosacs and thone desiring
trco accoiimiodntion should bring :1
blunget or until and one pillow. In
addition to the ut'lioola two state a!"
movies will be at the service of the
i'cit.‘l'1ui.~t.
The connniitce on accounnodalIons
have provided for more than 100.1100
visitors to licnvcr during the encamp
iueni.
According to tho oilloial order the
regiment having the largest percent
line of casualties during the war war.
tho Viral lilinucaota. Policeman licr-
beri Ii). 'I‘lnkcr was a member of this
regiment. At Gettysburg it was order.
ed into a Very perilous position. but
stood its ground well. losing. however.
a very large part of its sircngih.
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BOYS‘ BRIGADE AT BAY VIEW.
Housed in 25 Tents Near Cove Pond,
Stamford.
l'Ilehed on llruah Inland ll‘t‘t’lll‘lhi
cued lluy \‘ieivi .lnciut: t'ove I'ond
s‘inmford. is a row 01' twoulyiirc lmtin.
eommodioua uml laid out with military
provision, 'l here Is room for four p10
pie in each tent. and the equipment
includes a board floor and waterproof
mnltreasea, 'I'Ins ls t‘nnlp llay Vie“
Which. under the maunnemcnt oi‘ (lcn
\. 1‘., Kenyon. aupcriutcmieul 01‘ the
Iloys‘ Home at I‘fitilliil Street and Ave.
1111- II in New York, and the organizer
at the Iloya' ilriradc movement in
Alluriva. I‘H't‘ii'i's boys normally for
W0 months of camp [lira It is the
third year the camp has been pin-lied
‘Il linv View, although when first or
unnized, l2 years 8‘40, lirush island
was picked out as a camping around,
For two or three years thereafter the
nmp went on near West Point. 'i ueu
for a period of live or nix years it was
located at Asbury Park. .arcc years
.,n. ut‘ln‘l‘ltl m-uyon obtnimd a “V“
rears“ Il‘iltil' or the lh'llllltl, with lll'IVIl
one of rcmwai. and since then t‘amp
Ilay View has been an annual fcalure
of life down at the (fore I'oud.
Run on Military System.
dust at present there are about no
at the em-ampincut. but in a few days
It is expected the number will be In
creased by n hairh of In) recruits. 'I‘lic
ho)» over theta-110w Hi‘t» ltll very
youniz. but the inrominz ltl‘llillt will
contain older boys, for ill“ most part
The camp is run on military Ill'illt'l'
pics. and daily military drills are a
feature, It I. eustonutry to have a
battalion drill every night after sup~
per. A good deal of attention in fill"
«11 the commisanrv and the aerviws
of an expert cook Ia enjoyed. The
meal-r ivni In large and train-vcuclos.«I
Tholi' are frann- hulldimzs for tho of-
llccra and lllItIllIfit‘t‘fi and a frame
building: for hospital purposes. It in-
history of the camp thcro baa been
little or no sickness and no occasion
to call In a physician. (ion, Kouyon
Is something of an expel-i In hospital
work and can care for any no... cases
of Illness. Just now thorn in one lii~
Iiu fellow a hit under tho weather.
'I‘hb. la the first Instance of the kind
this year and the limo. for that Inni-
win In the history of the camp. The
illiieiut la nothing of moment and the
boy will probably be able to not out
with iii! feltowruulperu In a few daili-
Pleasurc for the Campers.
Mom o1 inn menilsem oi the camp
pay their own expenses. Ileuides the
military drill tho boyu have lulu of
«hence to play handball. to swim and
to boat and to Indulue in other sport“.
There is: an obeervuliou lower froth
\l’iitl’ii they may study voaaela passing
over the Hound Ia‘qurea are uivuu
frequently. liltiul of them Illustrated
by the aiereontlcon. and altogether
the Im'litluu'u nl‘ Ihiy View (lutup linvu
11 jolly good limo of it.
The. rhanlntn Ia ltev. hi. Sanitary
Wheeler. a native of New Iaindon who
was it theological alutloiit when Ihu
Civil War broke out. and enlisted an a
private in lthtlh New York regiment of
Volunteora. Ilr.I Is pastor of the Wood.
eilffe Union chapel. at Wuohawhau.
Forty-eight years ago. Rev. Mr. Wheel-
er taught in the ll’arieu public animal.
The unrronndiuxa are therefore famii.
far to him. Some of hill old frienda
are yet Ilvlni‘ In this vicinity. and one
of the. plans a; events of the camp
reason In the renewal of Intercourse
with them.
The encampment audit Annual at.
W
ROJICTVINOKY IMFROVINO.
vanslty‘a condition has maria nodular.
tory progress atom: the operation was
performed on his forehead. He was
able to leave his hell and 1111 a chair
yesterday. Pamela one too ‘. homo
er. prevent his walking freely, but no
cause tor lifleltiliitllh extant. 'l‘lui in!»
mint hill “trolled 1111.511 9 «as
Jlamina at the treatment met 04 film.
l-illlti to be a I'aci that in the It: yenra' -
MONDAY. JULY [3:2‘19015. ”I :
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Bridgeport. Advertisements.
. M Read Co.
Elrdblriosd 1.957.
August: Sale of Hausa Furnishings.
The strength of this sale lies in the fact
that the goods offered at astonishing re- .
ductions are our own regular stock.
1 ‘ 0
Furniture.
(‘hoicc pieces of Mahogany and Oak.
Drawingroom Suites. t ‘
Louie XV. solid Mahogany.
lh'awingrimm Suite,
Drawiugrooin Suite,
lli'nwiugromn Suite.
Library Furniture.
'l'wwpiccc Suite, Unit and Leather.
Mahogany Library Table,
(ink Library Table.
3 pus. value $176.00 for ti; 75.00
3 pcs. value $1 15.00 for $100.00
3 pea. value $ 87.5of01'til 55.00
31m. valuc$ 00.50 for $45.00
value $45.75 i01‘ili30flil
value, $10.00 Ior$10.1xi
value $24.00 for $15.00
()ak Library 'l‘ahlc. value $25.50 lor$17.50
(Ink lookcasc, v:il11c$.zo.50 I'or$1ti.50
Odd Pieces for Drawingroom and Library.
M ziln‘igany i'abiuct. value $50.00 for $42.50
Mali! Igauy t'abitict value $40,110 for $3ti).00
()uc Divan value$18,50ior$12.5o
Mahogany inlaid Work 'l’ablc. vaiuc$3.2.tx1f0r$.:0.00
» Mahogany inlaid Work Table, value$30.00l0r$15.00
Mahogany Tablc. value$241xwlor $10.50
('lak l’cdcsiai Table, valuc$15..z5 Ior$10.00
\'ci‘11i\‘ Martin Table, value $35.25 {or $22.00
Bedroom Furniture. '
tlak Suite, llcd, Dresser, Toilet Table,
value $136.00 for $ 75.00
.\l.ahog:1n_v led and l'lrcsser, vuluc$i7mrx1I'or$100.(')0
Maple Suite. 3 pieces. . value$10350f0r$ 80.00
'Ash lied and llrcsscr. satin finish. valuc$ 37.50 i‘ort‘fi 25.00
t'urlv llirrh Drawer and t7hiii'0nicr. value $ 80.00ior$ 00.00
tiak llrc»‘cr and t,‘hiil‘onic1‘, valucili 80.00 tori}? 00.00
Mahogany Toilet Table. valuc$ 54a)0l'0r$ 37.50
Mahogany Tnilt'l Table. valuc$ 25.50Iov$ 17.50
Mahogany Toilet Tablc, valuc$ 241ml0r." 15.00
Mahogany 'I‘oilcl Table. valuc$ 1(1.()0i0r.,“ 10.00
Mahogany Low lloy, valuc$ 40.50l0r$ 30.00
tiak Toilet 'l‘ablc. valnc$ 35.110. 1r$ 30.00
Hal. Tuilci Table, values} 33.;51’01‘34 17.50
(Ialt‘ Toilet Table, vuluc$ 1;.501111‘. 10.00
Maple Toilct 'l‘aldc. value ES 34.75 i0r$ .3011)
Unit Suite. 3 piece». vulva-$5 05.00i0r$ 48.00
Dining Room Furniture. , i
Mahogany llut‘t‘cl, lllilh‘wivt' t'olonial, valor-$115.(x1l0r$85.00
Mahogan} l“,\. Table. 10 II.. value $ ”4.75 i'0r$50.00
Mahogany I‘illiTt‘l. Chippendale. value $104.00l0r $05.00
Mahogany Serving Table, valnciil 28.75 loi'$.zt.i.00
Mililltliiilll’ Serving Table. ratio-$58.50 l0r$z7.50
ital. llull'ci. values»? 03.25i0r$50.(m
link Ilui‘i'ct, valuefil 57.50 for $45.00
tlalx llut'f'cl, valuciil .52.50l0r$17.50
(ink lluilct, wax iiuish, valurii? 57.50l0r$.l7.50
Ital. lluITct. \vnx Iiuiah. valucifi 4.1.75 l0r$3375
Hal. Iluil'ci. wnx finish. value»~ 27.25 fol-$18.50
Hair lui't'et. \vax finish. value-h? .28.txiloi'.,‘.'0,m
Dinnerware in Sets.
lionriccu 11.: piccc sets in flhhiil‘lt‘tl colors. pink, blue
and green. nudcrg’laxcd tlcciu'alious. valuc $11.83, for $3.50.
'l‘ln‘cc 11.: piece scis,“t‘010niai l‘ottci‘v‘t'u.." \viih dai11~
i_v decoration.» of maidcuhnir tern. value $10.50, for $11.50.
Same pattern. 130 pieces. value $10.5t'i. lor $14.00.
English Porcelain.
lllnc nudtz'g‘lnzcd pailci'm. 11.:
$1.'.5o.
Iline 111nir1';;l;1.5cd paiirrm’, 11.1 picrvs, value $18.00,
frills”.
.\laddorks' pink ucsturiimn. 130 pieces, value $10.88.
$15.00.
lilt‘t‘i“, \':tlllt' $Iii.38,
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Carpets.
No Mit‘ll ('arpct Sale has t‘\t'l‘ been known, The rat
has been straight to the heart of tilt“ stuck. Thc richest
\clvch and thivnunrrivu have i'rvuivcd a corrcxpomling rc~
duvlion \iiili‘lln‘ lower priced l'apcs’irics amldugraiua.
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