Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 19, 1905 · page 2

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Last ye‘ar'a

you buy Gold MG

or you buy perfectly pure

is impossible ifor it to be any

Every step in making Is the

tht attainment in crcamcry science.

3 methods the most cleahly Ind unccaslng can: is used from start to finish,
{IiK t‘tli‘e bultcr'mtly b3 pure; Sweet and uniform" to 'quaiity.

IIlca in Connecticut

 
 

Tile crirton in Which it is packed nésbly made Is a perj'ecl protection
akalnbt‘ahy harm to the butter. Absolutely odor-proof. When you olibn'
it?” ylltl 3"“! 1"? ”it’ll”? “3.93.5 Flfl‘l‘h

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Tool! Doubig Header From Holyoke
In Snappy Contact.

port. captured a doubleheader from
Holyoko yesterday afternoon III con
tests that wele full of snap and good

beat at the argument In both games

port pitchers cxcoilrd III the box. III
..thc'ilrst game Bridgeport. won her

_ hits and got live runs.
were unable to ovelcome the load The
' second game wan hard played by both
sides McCormick was put out of

"your wms Two GAMES.

BRIDG'IV‘IV’ORT, August 19r— ~Bridgo-
plm The visitors had a shade the
in batting and fielding, but the Bridgr» '

game in the fifth inning by bunt-bin.r
The visitors

National League.
At New York:

. R H. E.
N.York0009310001w562
‘ Chicago 0 (i 0 0 (I 0 10 03 0—4 7 2
Batteries: MthlIlllll)’ und Bower-

mun; Briggs, Wonder and Kling.
At Brooklyn:

 

R. H. E.

Pittsbnrg 1 0 i 000 0 0 out! 5 0
Brooklyn 1 ll 0 00 00 0 9 0—-1 5 i
Billlf'l'lt‘lii lmcvrr and Polls; Mcin»

tyre and Ritter.
At, Philadelphia:
R. H. E.
St. Louis 190 3 l 0 3 (i 3—“ lb 2
l’hiln. 2 i 0 (i 5 ti 0 l (i—w 9 12 ii
Ballerina: Brown. Taylor and Gru~
dy: Pittinger, Sparks and Doom.

 

At Boston (first game):

the game in the fourth inning. Ban- ‘ R, "‘ E,
non, who was on thiId, attempted to iloslon 3 0 1 4 l 2 II 1 ”‘13 17 3
come in on a hit to center. Laud LIncIn. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0“ 0 8 ‘1
threw the ball .0 Beaumont Which Batteries: Willis and Moran; Walk-

landed directly in front of the plate.
Beaumont fell on his knees to get the
hall and Ramon turned a sonlcrsauit
over mm. Before Bannou could rc~
cover lienumont touched him and
Hornuag declared him out. The Hot

yoke players surrounded the umpirc

(or it spirited argument and McCor-
mick was ordered off the grounds. In
this game neither side earned a run.
The scores by innings:

(First game): ‘

 

or, Harper, liiakur and Street.
(Second game):

Cincin. 0003201911~814 2
Boston I 0 2100 3 t] 0 0~~7 i4 2

Batteries: ClIcclI, Overall and
Schioi; Wilhelm. lltlrioy and Nood-
ham.

R. H. E.

American League.
At St. Louis:

 

it. H. E.
It. ll. E. St. Louis
Bridgeport-0005001(Ix—"61050000000030000000
Holyolte Di ['0 (i 0 2 0 94—4 ll 1 —:i is 1
Batteries: Cornen and Beaumont: Philadelphia
McCabe and Shinrel. 2 I 0 0 9 ti 0 0 0 0 (I (I 0 0 ti 0
(Second game): ~:i 13 l
‘ R H. E. Buttrrics: (liudc and Spcmcr; lion-
Brldgoport 0 i 0 0 i 0 2 0 x—~~I 7 3 ley, Wnddcli IIIId Stincck.
Ho] aka 0 (i l) l 0 2 0 0 limit 9 i
‘ttcrlcs: Coughiin and Iienumont; At Chicago:
Hartley and Shincci. R. “.16.
Chicago 1 0 I 0 3 i—-6 9 l
Merldcn, 3; New London, 1. Now York 0 0 0 0 0 Irma It :i
MERIDEN. August lit—«Mormon Ballerina: White, Smith and Sulli-

rlowncd New London yesterduy after-
noon In It well-played game by the
Meridcn won the
game In the seventh, when n rank or-
ror by Supple of Rogers‘ pop Ily was
followed by three hits, scoring thrco
New inndon'u only run canto
Suppie's
Now boudon
could not llnd Rogers safely at critical
McAndmws' halting was a
feature. of the game. getting four hits)
out of four times up. one or them a

score of 3 to l.

rune.
in tho fourth when Hill In
liner gt) through him.

times.

double. Bird played n grout Kflflltt to
abort for New London.

 

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in the recond game.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Thu score by

lie mend IIII that man that
him. and In the third inniu
mil“! Mulch Hayward: en-
.Irl‘lltw 0t PctclI‘II grounder.
onslhInd catch of II but!
er for»
orcortll
the hint welt scattered and the

00x-712 1

van and McFarland; Orth, Newton
and Kleinow.
AI Cleveland:
if. H. 1"}.

Wth. 0 (i ii 0 ‘l 0 l 3 Owl:
Cievclund 0 ti 0 (I 0 9 9 0 0-—9

8 0

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Ballerina: Hughes and Hayden:
Moore and Bnciow.
Al. Detroit:
it. II. E.
Dotroil 0 l 0 ii 90 liix 2 b 2
Boston 0 (I (i 0 til 00 tl~ I ii i
Bailorlru: Donovan and Wnrncr:

 

innings: Young and Cllgl‘l
. ' it. H. E. ~ —
Merldon 000 00 0 3 0 xm-Ii 9 3 Connecticut League Standing.
N. ”union 0 00 001 II 0 0 O—M-l ti 1 Won. Milt l'.C.
Batteries: W Rhyme und'l‘hackcra; lloiyokc. .“0 33 1‘45
bony and Jessup. Springfield 55 till .58.»
, . 4 Bridgeport, M 40 .574
wrlnamid. 6; Hartford, 4. Hartford. 60 43 .538
HARTFORD, August l9.-—-Murtford w” Mndon, 2"; 47 '49“
. hill to Sprinaflcld youlerduy In an ex- Norlti‘oill. 3‘ ‘8 “37,
citing finish by the ncorc of 5 to l. N?” i“: l! “9 .JBI
alerting" billl'l‘ill hr‘oxen srvcroly In “w ““0"“ ...__..-......'L 63 ‘33"
e 0an « and fl Innings and uo- .
09M the load. Hartford I'nilimi In Blinding l" Natioml ”WWI
thedovcntll uncaring two run» than. Won. inst. l’.(i.
, and min {I tho ninth, when Luby NPW WW". 79 lid .7”
' vm touched up no II only that ho was i’ltinhurs. till 40 .033
(,3ka 0' "ll" lynx Hartford lll- Philadelphia, “0 47 .561
Ilulod Springflcluiu ncoro by mm or Chlmuc. Iil iii .nuu
7‘0". Atenduncc. 1.200. The score . linolnuull. bit bi .mtil
» by innings: bl. Mulls. .12 till .370
r . II n n. “union. an 75 .324
GorinuIIeIrI n til I 20 91004: II i Brooklyn. an 74 .st
Hartford 0 0 0 o no 02—4 it a "~- ~ ~
Batteries: inIby. MIIIZr and U'Uon» "Ultimo I" Amfl‘IcIn LIauIII.
m: Moron and Connolly. l} Wm, um pflc
W .Phlindetphin. do its .612
NIw ”Ivan WInI Two GImII. .Ch ca o. til it) .Im
HEW HAM Animal III «New HI.- W 63M» 57 M Mt
n’tooir lilo illmt‘li from Norwich 939‘" York, TI" 49 .529
yuuturduy afternoon um iirul 7 m 9 mm". til it .nm
the mound ii In 1 in the rim Detroit. in bi .mi
'l'uclt was on his motile and Wfl'lllfllmfl- 3'9 till .394
the m torn out. without it hit or Bl» Donia, N 95 .iilit

 

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APAGHI INDIAN! IRIAK LOOII.

ilAN'l‘A Int, New Mexico. Airgun lli
“Word was moved It the manual:-
ms of the new linden mum yII»
torday tlnII incite indium mm Ari-
Ionb. Itb committing: align-Idaho“ in
Iouibwcntirh Spectre county“ nth!
Mathilda reurrvntion Much Mock had
been .tlkimm pcttim who him

now burunihg‘ £th
in , I. 'l‘bI indium Ire believed to
the tutor thu leIdIthip of "Atlantic
Kiddn courier from the plil'liltif'll re~
[ratio that the «aim autumn! tun
,Indicsu in their camp in Elk Horus
nuns and mutter“ than.«vcoovarl It

_ R. ll. E. contractile ”MIMI. WhllI tint
outbound-«d Iva mmminmn that I
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The cream is the purest. the

lty Wed by high class butter
Vim! 10d Hartford. Conn.

 

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It. a. a. MA. APPOINTMENTS

PreIIdcnt Andrews of State Camp An

, no‘un‘cel Committccd for Year.

State President. A. ll. Andrews. of
tho Patriotic Order, Sons of Amoricu,
has announced his appointments for
the your as follows:

- Credential conlmitlee~Frnuk Ilulch
tags, No. l. C. it‘. Willlumu, No. 8; 8.
ii. Buttercup, No. ll.

Committee on appeals —— Willin ii.
Baldwin, No. 1; John li..'l‘ilicy. No. 4'.
hi. K. Employ. No, :i.

Auditing cominitlco~l.. A. Horton
No. i; Timothy Whitllcscy. No. 8; B.
W Surr. No. 12

Constitution and state of orIioI-wla‘.

 

Babcock, No 5; .i. it. iiollulcr. No. 9;
W. .I. Show. No. 10.
District [)l‘tisltll'lli-ut'lm‘gfl, (300th

W. howls, No. 1. New Haven.
District. president. district No.1, A.
J. Willaid, No 12 New Haven.
District president. dismal No.
William Woulhorby, No. 5. Mcridon.
District president, district No. 3
Fred Buttery, No. ll. South Norwnlk
District president, district No. l. J.
ii. Callbrcnlh. No. 10. Waterbury. :-
Assistant secretary—”F, A. Evarls.
No. 4. New Huvcn.
Chaplain~W. W. Marshall, No. it,
New Britain.

2.

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MASONS AT GLAM BAKE.

Take Brldcgport and 60 Off For I
Good Time.

Members \isitlng fellow Masons
and fricudu to the number of (WM 209
left Bridgeport on s. special trolley car
for Soul port. at. 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon to attend the sheep and
cimubuke of the officers of Jerusalem
chaptor, Royal Arch Milliflnfl.

The committee, consisting of Messrs
Freshour. (:‘rwstor and Blitz. planned
for a pleasant outing and tho crowd
loft with the City band playing popular
airs.

The least wus one of uusuai merit
and tho llll‘lill roilslstod of roast shoe“
chicken, and little pig. including the
III-licacics. It was enjoyed by every-
body. The wcalhor was Ideal for the
outing. which was one of the most sur-
cr-ssi'ul over hold.

licinckr‘s iIu'III III Southport, where
the Iiukc was hold was owned by thr
jolly Masons and their friends. Ex
pensu was not spared in any way and
the fact that the outing was for fun
and not llnnmlul profit was evident
to all who wcrc present yesterday at
ternoun.

 

 

 

INJURIES MAY PROVE FATAL.

 

Poutmautcr of North Guillord Upset
In New Automobile.

STAMFORD. Conn. August 19.- --—
Whiio encoding down Kocinr‘s Hill
just West of this city yoslorduy after
noon something happened to tho clear
In; scar of the automobile hurrying
Postmualur Baldwin Dudley of North
GIIilforIi and tin export machinist
named Maynard and the machine was
upset. Mr Dudley was pinned under.
nosth and roccivod severe Internet in
luricu and two broken ribs. lio w 9
taken to the home or Dr. Henry
(loll). whom it WM utulnd in- night that
his rccovory Is doubtful. Mr Dudley
bud just bought the automobile In New
York. and was driving II at tho llnli‘
of the arcidcni.

witrcIIIunvII NINTH runs.

 

 

Firebug Put Much to Ice Helm-
Lou. 1000.
WATERBIIRY. Conn, lingual iii»
'l‘he must hind dieting tired an old knI
house. owned by the “In a iipson

no, on laminae meet. new III
night bluntly liter 0 O‘clock a“
piano cominuuirctud limit to film olhm
buildings below it was put. IIIIIior don-
lmi. ’l‘hr hie bonito it I total lord of
01.000 purli tmiurod The other
buildings whom! slight holes in tho
room only. This in the ninth tin» of

incendiary origin In this auction at the
city within till built live weeks.
-wwmw
ADVIITIIID LITTIII.

'l‘iII rationing lotion remain uncIiI»
Id to:- at the following patella» for
tho current weak:

.. 809 'l'ti NONWALK.

Nagy Barnabas. . Chaucer iIIIvIII.
Mrs. lbomb Bicitfcrd. NIII- mrym OIr-
my, bin! . Sonnet enchant. MS.
Courier lit. W. Noam John
0 a timing. um AnnI nuanced, with
Wuodwurd avenue: hunt-II V. PcilIrd.

iii. 3. uuown.

"Nimble, It pup- cIII Iqur. why
and: If"

WHY «If.
rules don't apply to on both."

 

 

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‘Wt ion-tho IIIII by

that Merino

lliilll’fi ilk... Vila. _

“g V Nl‘ll Gunning-
limb, pastor of u: Itch. will preach
tilt, Danbury, for in: it .iimitll, sun!

‘ city.

in TM
30th mNorwalk Baptiiit Church—v10:-

3“ a. ”ll WNW»? Calendar
Sens. 0. Mailing ~ the Deal”,
in (I. {4. Brent citation-y Soto

How long. 0 Lo Wilt Thou For.
got Me, floor; em I site; . Postlude,
Grand Ohoeur.ln . Solomon 7:80
p m., Organ Pr Nventl’de, Wil-
liam H. cum hem, He Shall
(lone Down with Mil. D Buck: ot-
fortory. Hear, on M People. . Ete-
vcdson; Postlude If? A minor. Goo.
Cnlkin. Union service with the Con-
grqgntionul and Methodist. church
members. Sermon by Rev. 11‘. ll.Do
vine of Hartfo‘dd

Flint Baptist Church Norwmutk Rev.

 
 
 
 

 

 

‘ DeWilt 'r. Vim boron, pastor-Morn-
, imng service. 10: 80:

 

unduy school 12
Y....PBUm ting,:680p,m.
'ml‘IIIVIruday evening, prayer meeting,
4730. seats free: All welcome. ’
tlraco Baptist Church corner But-
lcr and Quincy streets. D8 S.',l‘homun
pastor~411 I. m.. preaching service:
3: 30 p. m., the Sunday school will give
Its sacred concert as usual; the com-
mittee will Illbré' no pains in making
It interesting to all; 7 p. at, Christian
Endeavor meeting: subject, Duty of
Winsomensss, Prov. 15-. mlil- -15. 17: 22:
[Gun 9: 10 2!; Rev. R. M.
Johnson, of Iiumbertvllle N. J. will
preach. Tuesday evening. toachers‘
meeting. Thursday evening. prayer
meeting. lfiriduy evening, Young‘Poo—
pio’u Lyceum.

......,...
EPISQOPAL
Grace Church, Rev James Benton
Werner rcctorlenth Sunday after
Trinity iloiy Communion. 8 n. In.;
Molznlsrég l’ruyar, 10:39; Evening Pru-
er ' .

AOVENT Will-TIMI

Advent Christian Chulch, Van Zandt
street, Nani. NorWnlkw—(‘hildmu's ser-
le-o It 10:30. conducted by 988th and
supcrlntcddcvit; bring Blblcs' Sunday
IuIIobl at 12 m.; loyal Workcr‘ I meet-
input 6:15p. m.; st7:.39p In, tho
pastor Rev, J. W
his sermon upon "Prerequisites to an
Entrance Into the Klnsdotn or God."

CHRISTIAN BClENCE SOCIETY.

ll‘il'ut Obllaltah Science Society,
Nnrwalk»chnIar sunny service It
the Reading Room, Masonic building.
sublet-h Sunday, August 20, "Christ
Jesus." 'lcstimony meeting Wednen.
day Eh I). In To both services the
public is cordially invited. Reading
room open to the public each week
day from 2 to 0 p. m.

mom Inc can.

 

 

JewiIlI FathII- Cari Not Forgive Son'I
Marriage to a'cmmlIn.

DERBY,, Conn. August 19. ——Hnrry
Cornfield. the son of. orthodox He—
breWII is looked upon as deId by his
parents and the brother and sisters
because he has married houlso ltior
do a Christian. Cornfield and Miss
Riordn went to South Manchester.
Tuesday night and, after obtaininmn
ilcsnnn It the hum of the town clerk

woro married at the South Methodist
church parsonum‘ by the paltor, tho
llov William 1". Davis Both gave
their rcnidom-o up Brooklyn, N. Y.. al-
though (‘ornllcld has lived in Hartford
for more than II. your. Cornfield ts
twenty-nix years old and his wife.
twenty.

Cornfleid' II parents Him In Hartford.
ills father. Morris Cornfield. said to-
day that whilo his daughter-inlay!
is it chnrming and educated young
woman. Ihc IIIIII his non would be re-
carded by him as If they never exist

ed“'l‘blu II the first disgrace that. has
bofallen our family" said Mr. Corn
field. "and my site, who to s Kishinoti
woman, and I. feel It In more than we
can bear. "

Nothing to known of the whores-
houts of the couple.

HAVE NOT .EIN MELLIN.

NIw HIVIn Trolluymcn MIy Go to WI
Office at! Wonk .

At tho gonornl ohms. oi the Conraild

dated railroad yesterday in Will said
that the grlovunco committee of the lo
cal troiicymeu, who Ire sucking c lar-
ger rule of pay. had not III yet. visited
Ilrouidcnt Mullen.
It to expected that the ill? will build
their Ipnthnt Ion drown up Ix a Iawyer
bolero taking it to the b d (if llii‘
road sonic limo next week .

'i‘hcru may ho I light between the
cmnpany and um man III In whether
the Iattur shah work over time. or not
Thoumnpany will insist on over time.

I ycdan c wny um:L

ornoir. to .. .-. .io'Im

tip in. an «II-y... 3"th echool

boyln itillltlci' nonsujgm reed with the

murder of lluntlnlt‘ had it, til!!! 7
list outsid’r

t I hwciit» city limp. a

fight ’l‘hn girl "1:an

her Wrinlstrru, edcllidlt

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III Grecnticld township.
glutinous» home ill I:

posted and IlltainntmI
t. rum "it in...”
re cm a I 4

horse. Gomlwnlf an?“

an. d and Idiot‘tb Id.
rifle. l 9“:

tie girl in the till!

fllOIl. instantly. ”file

i
they were Ilionlln’h It i Mimi”.

BAL’I‘ LAKE,
hfloliiller. of I,I
broke the world’u
$525!: accord :th a“: l
Incen- trad
tit, hoists the l
IiV'IiiIr A liar
I u «comic. ‘ ~
. .
We may and ӣin m
,lll'II pail

 

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in!”

“seems to be well down In the

. lo the tire which has eaten its way

Davis will, repeat ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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«Carib upon .

 

The liroIldInoc Journal ‘IIutIitII 1
e. following:

railroad It 1: point a few hundred
: {write anvil: at! WNW” II, action.
tween Provide on up
Mathew smol for
It even now? ‘

it“ out viii r11":
lpplltsd on i a eright

brain bell-r [impugn p idea,
. ”'39“ mi.“ ”at“ it .
”:11 (in all.

“it is;
chill, but]:

part. of the line to

mUnity and lo bring the I rlaoeub
““01“qu “lift: Illa; lilo molt-log ”

on n on t till I

tlepth olgébouté? 3V0 gin?”
are many tons of chillers in the mass.
and the. tire, whiohgla Mir); ;
“in: many cracks and ncrcv‘ic‘cu but
can the level surface. from which.
and constant streamprs of with.

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A rt. time ago it. w foil d n c:
«with nitric the spur finch Iand go'-
lay the tics upon tho top of ab
raising tho level about live or Ix ihc
es in order to prevent the tics from
igniting irom the heat. of the bed.”
which in now in spotu unbearable In
tho hand.

As to the cause of the fire. them.
are) scvarnl theories. Ono statement‘
to mode that a party of. youthful en-
thusiasts started a boutirounthc heap
last year. and probably used some REF
osdnc to 3th the wood c brisk start
This, it is surmised, enabled the tire
to get a lirm grip on the cinder bed.
and from spot to spot the’llrc has grad
ually eaten Its way.

The railroad officials, however, doubt
this. claiming that the smolder is due
to the loot that the bed is built up of.
cindera from the roundhouso ash pits.
The ashes. it was stated. are carried
up to that spot and dumped. and us
come (If the hinders possess consider-n
lilo vitality, it to thought that the mass
either became stiro from spontaneous
combustion or that a well lighted
apcrk falling from a locomotive into
one of tho crevices might have been
fanned by an accommodating wind in-

through the hoop.

At the present time smoke is (I'm!-
ing from many eluths on tile s’ul‘
l'ndt': Lama cracks in the nurture ul-
so exude admits. and from the hoop
comes an odor that. is Indescribable.
it III II combination of sulphurous
fumes mixed with u slnoil like not
lumber burning. and has an undercur-
rent of hydrogen gas, the whole com.
binnilon being one to turn a lump
post a sticky yellow and warranted to
relieve the worst. case of bronchial
troubIe cutout In either one of two
ways.

Spots of a yellowish, bluish color
mr‘trk the burned parts and those aIIVc
present a play of iridescent colors
that is handsome. Part." ct thd bank
has cavcd down near the edge looking
as if an attempt had been made to
drown tho tire with water.

About the only way to extinguish
the ...re III the opinion of railroad men
is to drown it with streams from the
uccrby Moshassuck river. Some ac
tion will probably be taken soon to-
ward extinguishing the fire. but as
yet the problem has not been figured
out to a solutmion

NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(Tho Commercial Record)
Plans for carrIIgI Shop.

humor M. Wright. is having plans
drawn for a new building to be erected
on Main street. It will be three stor-
ios high. 95de feet, of brick Ctlnflll'l-llt
tion with felt roof and will be used
as a carriage chop

flatmates Icing Mate.

The pylons for the new factory to be
erected for the J. a J. Cash Co. have
been revised by Architect Rerris 8.
Moreho’use, and new figures are now
being received from contractors.

liturry w. Mother In raising the

new building on Van aunt street. that

Norwcik to be used all a tire house.

W: P. Beers In doing the mason work

and Frank C. Van Scoy the piumbilm

can heating.

The foundations are now being laid
for the new building on Washington
street for the South Norwcllb Club.
W H. Smith has the contract for the
mason work. Waidroa a Riordan, the
ccrpcnter work. and H R. Null. the
plumbing and heating.

W
(The Commerctci Bulletin).
John Fanzilic Is building. the foun-
dation tor the house which Francis

 

humongcllo is to have erected In
Hamilton avenue. Alfred Donnell”-
II the contractor Architect. 1". s.

Mdrchouss drew the plum.

Samuel C. Mdrohoune has a force
or carpenters erecting a frame but
Iago and onto burn down oWodward
avenub south Norwuk, for Chanel
3‘ lrly. of New Cunun.

onmctor acivator Chariott has

completed the work of laying 190 .
tool of water pipe III SnowdcnlutrIIt:
. At It recent meeting of tho MuItIrI
Buildera' Asuoclcllbn It was decided!
to. hold I whom dinner at Gregory'l
Point. The exact date bIII not been
announced.

N0 AOOOMquODATIONI

long In mu: or 6°th
column them mu It crud
uintI nultutcr WlWIlIDV'
ll' «Inclined an alumnae III the“
or tits out win. that manna“:
. : cultural Genoa! Viacom
_ to mode {the
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. Rum mm vii »
miner. .rgif'licaucntmtt for

ink and stone dommhu
It. Wampum-wipe.
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molar tor “a utudIniI number.

 
 
 
 

non burnt
”m'dhl‘il «I
Inhibit It. «to We“
Itlnn, died IIIt

III ' thin city at or hold tum In. ram
2 m

“a”

hectic!” Idinliisulnu
villi. ”will > 39er

- rm llf‘tll‘c built-up rubbed 0! the ‘ ‘
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turn. what strikcs you most favorably «it iii-ab gionbé is its:
colc'n'. 'i‘hnt peculiar grayish grceit that 15 so rcstlttl tt) 2‘
eyc. an i which seems to combine so well with everything.
'l‘hcu, .00, the different articles are of graceful line's atid
wéiiproportioncd. Truly more strand‘c of grass 'cm-sbc
manipulated in a clever manner. Next as you sit down in .
a large arm chair or deep seated divan you realize that gett—
uine comfort is another attribute.

It you visit our Furniture Store' In one of the rooms
you will find an assemblage of new pieces in Profile Grdss.
Rockers, Chairs, Divans, Tables, Couches and 'labourets.
You will hr. inthested in looking at them.

Fourth floor, take the elevator.

Sale of Colored Niece Linens.

The Ltn‘cn Etamines and Fancy Suitings are marked to
close out. The-r are heavy threaded weaves, stylish in ef—
fect, cithcr plain or flecked with white.

Extra value,19c a yard.

Polka Dot If. incns of very handuomc and lustrous qual-
ity, three styles gray with black dots, grccn WIth white
dots. blue with dots of darker blue. V

‘ Quality worth 65c for 49c.

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J ordlmeres Marked Down.

All of our handsome JarIliuichS, those oi Lark green
and brown pottery, have changed prices Some of them
are most exr clhut imitation of Rockwood and Rozanc Ware,
icaty hIowns uilh artIstic pictures of figures or flowers,
very petfcclly g'azctl. Reductions from 50c to $1 on each.

. line lot that Wcrc $1.00 marked to 50c.

Jardinicrcs with pedestals from $2.00 to $13.50.

 

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VA dry

No better time than now to have Blankets
Bring them to us and we. will attend to it for you.

process no Slit". liking, and the Blankets returned to you
snow white, soft and fluffy. Price $l.oo.

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Value 790.

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