' may p. m;
i. TILIPHONI
“mgr thi‘i. .‘rti .,
kill it slum
M .. .
Qt snowman I. ‘23
welcome to said
Mimnt; .In'.‘ tote l
appreciation of their vsitis- .
. Vlutl'sr Chapter, of Tabor- .
My 0‘0- . . .3.
amber of. Butler Chapter ls
«coated to be present and
‘3coa=vrmrnall yours.
hi. it from the editor down
.liiliiiil‘aeai'rlils“rehash icy MED! and Joe. Desi. and Billy Mul-
the “we ct to crit- villill‘ke‘pl the audience in good hum-{
clam.<'however, when it is be“
_ Wiriwminlstered rather
, milit'hh‘d'becomes monoton-
. though; «gnome cases.
" ss is’unddcs’t ones. .
715 o in. slwbiie..thou8h. a newline,
V s to do the right thing. and
about, on‘the buck seems in
mighty refreshing, chu ugc,
. .foilowing note we print witll
.the Editor of The Sentinel:
. ir':. ‘ If' it is not feasible .10 Res .
.‘tlie editorial in last night‘s issue stan -
lig matter for an indefinite
may we .not have some more fr m the
ll? .TlleVpl‘ess must largely
. e place 'of the pulpit today.
Thousands read the papers who never
. lf’Vlhcy could feed
' regularly on editorials like the one In
,hear a sermon.
yours.- 3 “ "
F. HoMPHnlss,
"Phere-wiiimbemorc of these editor:
.19“; in lthe ”future.
lowers who have to do with the
sioned personnel of the United
army this year are reporting
or'tions of a considerable menace
. he military establishment. The de-
d for officers away from their re?
lvé». Wedges the line has;
",Vedqto leans many of the socalled'
mildly-nmmflthout essential or
rs. The ldhestion is becoming as
illl’iiorla‘ntd‘hwll's’ ‘way as is desertlon'
gcealt is felt 1th
lgd lie applied, and
m
N
in. the enlisted to
t‘ filvordhe dots '
system? in filling staff places are pall-
' tilifbo‘the‘ diflddtrous effect of with-
drawing officers from the line
, aneI for the various
“ 9 . I "‘aff corps
I c fl
untoldIi anti summer
and ‘t‘OVlRINKL
r wi 5...;
‘ ‘roidery that one
. :li mills in the
vlth great care.
V is careless. do
‘1 ‘* 4! is/wllII’nvonih
I: 1‘
~~ "fnslllona. lll hats,
bl Indications of it
ill" laterials which will
‘ V V' and every season?
‘ls fashionable.
. inner shoe {or street
. 'i. lino shocwo'dull
1 lrlllleut tl
hint
a. .. ~ -
“an fur-rooms.
, ”use! unclean.
' 'St insopil’s Rsrisll Fahd-Ins
‘ Opened
(Continued From First Page.)
Hey. Mr. Joshua. Joe McMahon:
Grand Finale. The .Waltz Must
Change to a March, company .
Th new of Mr. Titles, Magi/Ic-
Mah _ findiVMl‘.’ Wilson and thoOc-
tette were ‘eipe‘liially *pdpul
Dorncy was fully of ginger in his fall.
or with funny jokes abductions. .Lars ‘
Johnson and Jack Dunienvy'calne in
for good natured jokes by Joseph Mc-
MahOn, who also made a hit by eat-
?lng‘tbe‘buttons (milk crackers) from
Willie Cuneo’s'whlte coat. The mem-
bers. of}
end med; 'and‘ in the circle."Henry
Gehrmnn. ‘Ilel‘t Brulnsll'up, G. Louis
Price, George Rose, E. R. Wilson, Ed-
ward Kelly. Charles Thles. Thomas
b‘. McMahon, Joseph D. McMahon.
Peter F. Foley. The costumes oi:
those. in the circle was conventional
evening (iv-“es. while the end men
Were In black face with original and
funny make-ups. Prof. William
Clune Will: the acconlpanlst- and his
playing uddcll much to the pleasure
of the evening. Selleck & Price are
also thanked for courlesies extended.
One of the features nlWays attrac-
tive in the fair is the decoration of
the hall. The main hall is decorated
entirely in; American flags loaned
ll . the [£811 store and arranged in
”graceful f ld from the balcony. The
arlsh pavlllion ill the center of the
lien: is in blue and white and presents
”each night a"tempting array of fine
cakes... lira“, Myrtle alien: is in
charge as lnanagcr‘ulld treasurer dur~
ing the tenlhghisof the fair and each
ll ‘(lharVgo of ‘
Wares dlsp
illg.
ale» used to form a lattice work on
posed of. Many gifts were received
ed above and the ccnstmtitlon of
tea in charge of 1th booth.
iii! , r
no or it may
William Brennan. Charles
P. A. Hanan. Jeremiah Horas will
, manage the 00“ room.
men of dine it
Mr. '
.: silloro Willaoi. and tho
ycd are unusually tempt-
'l‘ho southwest corner of the hall is
devoted to the refreshment counters
and tables. This is always a busy and
important charge where ice crenlll.
cake and coffee are served under the
superiniendunce of Miss Mury Shields.
The soda and cigars are looked after
by Owen A. Riley and John J. Snell
back. At ihc east..sido of the hall
is located the booth of the Sunday
$chool Teachers” Association. beau-
tifully decorated In the colors of pink
and white, the design a handsome cur-
.tuln effect. being carried out in drap-
eries of cheesecloth of delicate shades
offset Wit scrolls and ., ink and white
pepsin, V V he contoutsodhc booth no
of grant variety, including .plctiil‘ s,
pill cusllidnll. vases. his'ndkorch‘icfs,
bugs undVlnhny useful “articles. for
room decoration. Miss Mary Clurkin
is manager'and her assistants are
Misses-JIM Williams. Tilly .Murrar.
Mary Tonic and Ii‘lorenoc...llalllilton.
cxt comes the immaculate Concep-
tion lloci . a pretty option also in
tho- social '3 columns. ins and white.
1‘! c lighi colored fabrics used in due
ling’llre ‘ dullltily ‘draped in fos-
~ . LA and' fastened with large blue rc
new action of crepe tissue paper, which is
.40-
of the routing tur-
ch improved if dur-
-... ‘i‘ir of cooking he is
a (ll flour each time he is
‘ nip balls" from Table Talk:
unlike psi-sol
all the r cor. add the
or. if desired. half as
as 0 potatoes: “has
It and pepper; and: two
butter, or half cream
l. . incur well and form
~ balls. roll in usurp-dilmwn
I . ~. .
, mu extraordinary vogue, for
Ind some of them are
Valenti very expensive.
. i corners and sides. A special sale
«It beautiful roses. and chrysantllc-
mums was held here. and all were dis-
aud are displayed on the shelves and
tables. including sofa pillows; fancy
shawls. musical instruments. pin-cush-
ions. stationery, and many other bound
tiful articles. At this booth Mills
Jennie Hollihean is manager. assisted
by Misses Anna Murphy. Annie O'Con-
nell, Florence McMahon and Julia
Hyde. . 'l‘hc cardwriting table is
looked after by Charles Rom, who .ls
an artist ill his line and will be preli-
ont each cvoniug.‘ The decoration!
of the hull and of the booth» mention-
booths was in charge of C. A. Mi: s~
mars and Missesworlsrkin, l-Illllhoan.
~ opium nodboiey. with the young isdr
L'fifidth‘t’h genelrtsl- caldera and assists
an o u pull or. as mansgeraof the o ' .
windmill!» F- Mitch!“ occur, her l'lhgmtgadsll refill?" mm
a l is Jlmfit of :52“ 'u r.
V . ' as re .. , ‘
The sellin of tic etc will he too * H m ‘hinl‘rnlll‘hul’; “um’
tor by ward ‘J. Hayes and C. A.
J dNalnara: the taking of Moi: by
The gifts to’ the fair include a splen-
did collection of articles from the par- do?" " .
Illll * societies, WW“ and. hollow
gifts from parts lilting rug ”de1‘“
i...‘ . . ‘s’ animus
sale. prim anemic impose:
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK
. sermon? 9mm
The following Ummuhldnflml .9
day is sclf-oxplanat 'ryl‘li‘nd mu. “a
doubt be read with 5‘15“?“ by‘ipsny b
of ourisublicrlhers: l
l a '
. acres in Russia. and " wronlnssssnd
- . ..- . » mimics suffering
1th the comment. In tpgogmrmhl: It ..Pills, m, Wm ‘ , ‘ .
., ‘ l... ’l’ldi"‘i‘...il "
‘ Li 11015 DO . M w
nan I could m “33“,.” fighmmm ‘ “w
‘roblom which these no: t on crws w an e '”
false. There must have has 1’32?“ about Dean's Kidney Pills. , -
wlsisroading of tho purport g the 53,... 'klfrl. Cowling.
:1 rolls?” Some of:
V g; incidents were and rscored; It
would take moro‘nomV
reasonably ask to discuss magma the l
on if the conclusion .WM‘V reached Yd: “i am w
of Christian ro recs had a . trouble with m
tallied. p 8 ‘ ll.” at thus causing dls
As best he could ill the brief} limits. could and nothln
the reverse was distinctly stat d and lief]. and I fsncle
the magnitude of the task reco Vniged, 1’“ 5 mid!“- help
mils the mention of only some of the
larger articles. which Include:
Dining roommet. Holy Name Soclev
t .
ySideboard, Immaculate Concelltlon
Sodulity.
Mahogany desk, T. A. B. Society.
Couch, A. 0. H. Division, South Nora
walk. ‘ .
Morris chair St. Joseph's can ts.
Gold watch, at. Joseh's Parish nu.
covenant (rascal. or. Mailer.
Chiifcnier. J. J. flashback and wife.
Parlorstcvc. Jones '&"Hot0lllilss.
Ton ofcoa'l. Ferris Coal Co.
Barrel of flour, .Holnles, Keeler it
Seileck. ~
Silver cake dish. Colebu’rn & Laud- “mm-0‘ humanttresll
‘ Ton of coal, A. Schmidt.
Sisters of Mercy. line shoes. M
5- Vin any included Hy. C. _ . , ‘ .
.‘slnithpjm our Billy-_ Mulvihill, Glover. Theodore Olsen. Lyon & Co, in Egy the waste and
Joe Dest,VLuke Domey. Willie Cuueo, bevy
Hall rack, A. J. Collins.
son.
Dinner set, Boston Store.
tress, Kriegcr & Co...
Barrel of flour. Lorenzo Dibble.
Parlor table. D. W. Raymond.
Fine pipe. Whelpley & Clark.
Parlor lump, A. Mary.
Fancy Rug. East India Tea Co.
Fancy rocker. Allgevlno & Son.
$10.00 gold piece. Mrs. S. islrrlgan
Blankets, Hislop' d: Cc. .
$0.00 gold piece: Margaret Neilln.
Parlor chair, Mrs. Edward Flynn.
$5.00 gold piece. F. J. Donahue.
Camera and case. I". J. Nelson.
l‘uucy work basket and stand. Air "‘9'.“ ‘0 um“ w
drosson & Co.
Fancy table, Margaret. Hayes.
Tapestry table cover, Mrs. P. I). turies “yuan“
Dooludy. r
l Silk shirtwaisi, Ii. Udelman.
Burl-cl of choice applets. Willlunl with ‘0” 3““ imth Whom“ work will
Wulsiloii.
evt'uillg will are nine assistant“ np~i Silk umbrellas. N. E. Ryan, Jame
pointed by tlc‘p‘astor. The ladies ap-
, satanic “:15 swimsuit. ”it. C"
Charles Koch, Mrs. C. A. Mailman—l.
Mrs Cllarlcs‘xiiilclicr. Miss Margaret
Shea. Miss Margaret Downcy.~ The detailed
VGulldVVandqundy booths adjoin cach< '
theriaml an handsomely trimmed ill
orange and white with uu.Vurtlstic
friase of decorated Japanese" paper
and fans. Al the Guild booth Mrs. A.
A. Riley lamanagcr, assisted by Mrs.
J. J. Snellback. Mrs. Charles Kuch.
Mrs. David Be and and Mrs. George
.VilleegnlullgaE he candy booth in in
O'Brien and Bryant. It Beale.
p
coffcc. sugar, fruit, milk titiélmts: bnk- The forces of ‘3 I ""1“ m "0‘ down
. _ l and surrender. u d if those who.desirc .,
' are no the good are Iii, erode or inwardly Notice is hereby "‘ v
The (air will continue for ten nights Ind shim the first? tsthcn they are'cw'w“ 0' ““9
ers’ supplies, vegetables. ei
omitting Tuesday and Thursday each In reality “"9” “H ' "IL
week to allow the workers to rest. and
i on each night.
how's Orchestra.
o--.4..y
OTR'UGOLEB.
resemblance between the struggle i
New York city of the past week. an
the struggle on Manhattan of nearl
\
conscience.
light of Mr. Jerome in behalf of th
by the personal uprightness of th
Tho Romance of the Dutch.
. . ADVIOI T0,Iil.l. JINGLE.
If Mr. William Jingle
Will write upon a shingle,
He will be sure to catch
And can speed It for a pickle.
And not: his neighbors up to ten.
Kli'filn charter» Cole’s express.
I
,i‘loiwlll mi, andqu Dick ‘
t‘his horn V
limits, safe and ,sound.. ‘
.V , SlimVllONllis.
t’ W .
No Einlu.»~"l would like to see til
lady of 'iilerbnusm ,
“I'm the man of the lamina. won't
"i am seiillllr ll new patent. a glass
rolling pinfihndwu . .
"(loud heavens! Do you silliness
urine lily: head all cut to pieceli'i. .
m
. . ferred to. that we a hero "to be
Iifil‘lllllgmlyakfigggmi‘lm wndwl. man. it 91.935 .Jllilil‘il‘.
. Tonight the program will be entire-
ly vaudeville. with dancing from 8 to
One would hardly expect to find any Methodist 39‘3”"!
three hundred years ago. It might V0“! Solo-Praise His Name,
startle one to compare Peter l-Iltnyve-i
aunt, the old Dutch governor of New or
Amsterdam. with a Tammany boss of once the chaplel-‘snd verse referred to
today, and yet there is a remarkable by the superintendent. l
similarity between the two: indeed A piano solo by Miss “eh” Miller
of the two, Stuyvesant ls ihe more
people against the bosses of today. nounccd at the next meeting..when'
the former struggle was complicated Mrs. Duncaa wig be present and
governor. Stuyvesant was I. boss.‘ i
but he was an upri ht boss. To trace
the' peculiar excel 81:“?! “3' "1:19 pc-,
on ar was passed 0 he ate . sys- Sands Gsiiierin can all tr
all" Offcollomlhtm to note the canoe y 9 fl 6 I” u” '
on o to star with great moral . " 1'
principles. to mark the resemblance The South "WW“ 3*le Church The ‘ N a
lllelwmliinlllo 'pearls of that period and gang“: '3" “ll ZINW‘VWII- 13:43.. . .. . .
tic per a c t s, and to inn basise 9 9° ass ‘70-" “W" W? . L ‘ ‘. sung.
the Providentlal in the up Iin: u... Ir attended. was ldtemtdoap and VI- .us '“mm 3‘" 5"- N
intruding of New York City w ll be the "i" , i " ’ ‘ "
puma“, 0‘ the address at the Flint lug Thursday evening was truly a.
Congregational Church in Not-walk to‘iiifiellnx ”l WW" “I“ an audience
marrow evening. the subject being, "I“ filled the chapel. Thins:
A trolley. don’t you see. . i“, 10,“ the Ilnglnlc la the eveni at 7
if he don‘t be will save his nioklc. l; “Mum“ "3' , 33:03:? i
I“... '4";le to Young i’aoplll. him no,
Grail he’s in more distress l "r ‘
is true that there'lnvniuchevll 1‘
world. Is it not true that ther
sound was one of hope and courting, It store and got a supply.
much good? Are lust and greed \ d backache and sulleflng were a thing
savage passion the only forces at we k oflthe past."
consciousness is l ,“GIfi‘au‘llOpcful sl .
provided always ’13th that revolt .- States.
kc no ethos
arouses from ‘apath‘y‘hn‘d stirs to our .. Remember thernamevboap’jl’lrwd
orgy and action.
' , Y ‘. ‘ I offin‘lhevuri
ed in the New 0 . ital-aid of Timur 13.5fm“ shrewd
_ in the ‘liodyl‘i’f ego
the» kidnaps are sick.
man i s in 39mm
. n are a
V «owning dalicdlo 1; e arson:
ml)! sndmmtimcs dish
‘ s the true out“ _.
limo pains; lemurs-aim
ache, etc. this “pclsnni
on headaches. disc I
hit him psorias—
gon Hill street:
a. a . .3 in ii‘”? :2:
ill sutb r lie ad than; ‘ ‘ ’ I Um many 0 ”090'
t at e o In .v .the goal kidneys for ‘ Along
tresslng backaohe.
to give me any re-
thai'. Dean’s Kidney
even if they
The note which the writer dash.“ to didn’t cure. I went to Plaisted's drug
the disappointed. Dean‘s Kidney Pills
,5 disposed of the last attack.
shown inAin
LOT 1~aurrnno'cultmlns.
Plain muslin, good strong“ quality .
. and exceedingly well made. Sale
price,
in theworldf The inner revolt again ti For sale by all dealers.
everything which books the worn cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo.
' N. Y., sole agents for
LOT 2—200 PAIRS RUFFLED
MUSLIN CURTAINS. both plain
and striped, well made up with;
live tucks, warranted to give com- -
plete satisfaction. VllllII‘ 59c, spe-“
Voted for this great we.
. n. the Greek uranium, _ morn- pun. Veg. .
‘osophised ,and‘morsl sed‘sboutv evil. ~ \WF" METHleBT'CHum.
m y tc'lobfl-"r‘e lilacs] Sabbath services will be
day. They'havc an income belief in no tomorrow.
;.t . l i .‘tlleli‘ m “in!“ by the pastor. Rev. w. w. 'r.
me right hey ”likening; Duncan. .V will have and
but took no aétion. Thai u rtun-
atcly. is the attitude of toll
' ‘ ' ‘ MI ion | f J .
complain that God has not created , esus.
! them automatons and‘com lied oped. an Men 3
heartsick over the temperance.
presence of God in , c'wquc.
them skeptics or materialilits.‘bllt‘ true
-
The morning
close of mBlblo Class assemble at the
. “ l ‘ «w c moron serv cc.
China Salad Dish. (hand paintedd, fence to His ,WIll all?“ heating” gnaworth Mingus serxvice will be a
. 7 {realms . , ,tlnglrtmfic. V'lihormn.
not oblvicus tolthe facts. But where “b2“ $1332 b.ncc. The meeting will
was . the evidence? In dMoses 2;]; At 36 (Ewing’s Mrs. s. W. Sample.
. .. amused indignation an :57va . ‘
VICtOI Talking Muchllle. F. J. NLI "Behold. I have sent “we 10 MM them man in (file ”rile: l ' .
furor—that was the answer to. any mcgfiffofdand HlsC'Rt \oung Mans
Brasseuamel bed..sprlng and now “DUN he. may In“ mid as to the Will be “3: climdumng
. ’ it no tort- “em“ a” a young men “mould en-
“billion: fillllfi ‘lgeal‘ugi‘ir :lldl’hilfimh's desvor to be present andvématr. Vli. Miss
court and contrib ted to some‘ol the (”mutual ”339:3. a?) rangssolo
beginnings of Oh stlun progress. To Conn. W h “MVP re cor diall
the glory of humanity there have been “19 day. T 9 P“l ‘v “i f th‘ 1
others. Conditions did not make of VII-0d ‘0 ““9““ “I 39" 09“ ° " WW.
rice, the fifth ser-
0 young men will
_._......
’ ‘l
idealism. and callcdtbeln not to ilxlle L%%:%?Jv€3l|‘iisnlgg%=§b§glvmt cl
:‘g&?“fi‘flg_ “Effigy“: 2:23;“ 13:“. of commission for the past two weeks [3
nor 3—RUFFI.ED ennui-Ne.
made of extra one swine. all‘nesi. ‘
figures. six handsome patterns to
select from. workmanship.‘ tch i
beat: a most GXCcleonill expor-
tunltyto purchase 95c curtal s at
LOT 4—50 PAIR RUFFLED
CURTAINS. made of the best goal.
ity wins, with deep rufilc, a Very
stylish curtain and made 3 yards
long. They would be cheap at,
81.25; sale price, 6
l
50 PATTERNS N 'l‘TlNGl-IAM
AND RUPFLED BOBBINET
CURTAINS.
a... N. u-
FOUGHT TWENTY R UNDB TO'A
DRAW.
S ANGELIBS. Callf.,
anion and Aurelio ll rrem fought
‘round drawn last ighi. While
mm progress ”A hill'alllial'fiill Mon- through the breaking down of thciHamerdid all the lord g from the
, . boiler. Part of the work. in the mean-
! issue the akepti Wfimcmmddcag while, has been done at the Crescent
~ . -- laundr, and part of it in Dunbar-y.
Enlolsou says The lesson of life is to The 03mm” applied to the Council.
_ Monday cvenlng.i‘for '-permission
| is it impossible “that sun In Russia Wild 0. new: boiledthouse.”
‘belicvo what the- . :~ the cen-
there are men and women inspired -.....--.._._,....
evidence" Christian rogressf~=V Whose
8 work! That mine 5 commitment
to a statement in the e ay abolie re-
counsoss or run" cnoss.
M. E. Church.
r of the Vld
hold a regular at {he‘lllrst
ill-ch, yester-
day afternoon at 3:80 o'clock. After 310 5i
“ the usual opening sketches and rc-
d ports of the committees the following
y interesting program was rendered:
Wayland Duncan.
Test on the Books of the Bible, ov-
twenty succeeding in finding at
was well rendered.“ ,
This was followedlhv‘ the roll-call,
c The result of‘ no test will be ’un-
0V. dress the laugh _.
BAPTIST cHuncu Isnwcs‘s.
Meetings of interest. ‘
The regular church prayer meet-
tivity
will give strength tenths special ervlc-.
on tomorrow .. varnisure to inter-
est all hands. n3 Ve sermon topicln’
the morning is, The Law of Fulfil-'
meat the third study of the lsrmonon
the Mount. Bible school tit noon 5'
. of ultra some a“ n
s is the populsr’sorvic‘c.‘ ln- .
spirlllg singing. practical. enemies.“
fraternal greetings: I . . l
'. . WY " .
Man's cum-smart idem v "cups.
The sublcct last Sandra; ' on he.
w
Church as a one i is es-
a very general and animated discus
rich and the or revision of; div-rile
0 views. The sub «ottoman-cw is‘ The
no tools ll of'l’rss nill .
i all», M: North 5%“ in? I?!“
on
slop. All men‘src.
to those meetings
cry Sunday a
1 milk Con
...ll|iiilewll°ln .
start i
“0““ "‘9- "first to the tent . round. in
elusive. “more fought a strong light
to the seventeenth in
elusive. and d “i effective “,0.“ with
right upper cuts
The fight was 210‘ i t
spectacular stun no a "0.x ti is l
BOIll men fought in Ge” n W
style, getting close lose
“D and using a "0M“- lierreri had‘
several inches the better “\tthc reach
I from the tent
further Afldpildllon. .
and Hanlon found it difficult
able his guard.
W9." poses, at Its
(next gmlagemzetligs be held Mon-
aonlu.r. .nn PHRIES. “i- “m r v' M 3‘00 °'“'°°“'
: . . I .. i ii .-
a change of entertainment will be giv- SW1" "WWII“ d0“;.°" 7' ”05‘ '(It) lilo the ”gigolggoilhfleufitogl‘llls
city for current expenses of said Dev
‘ rim-figural,t 3..th appmpriati‘on being in
""" .‘ a .on o e ro rlaton real
12. The music will be tarnished by A" '“IWWMNWM "3' "m Department madgpatpthe .adfiiiil'nog
l . "C annual city meeting for the current
. The Coulrnd . of the mac Chll. - year. ,
ANCIENT AND MODERN POLITICAL to $,fz worm 1493330 30ml] NOI‘Wiilkiv CV
1139 For order a the
JOSEPH R. TA LOB.
y Your Grocerie’
AND USE YOUR HARD-EARNED MONEY TO YO V
. U
arsciAl. waur'orrsns waded. ozucmufii’a
go of the Bible, the letters as 05 Stamp. Ewiih 1 II’. milfib. l : ‘ ‘0 Chili” with 1 lb. Choice
0‘ .sil‘qoprinter‘s-resins'mpsoso
20 s.......“..... 1 is.
OR........Au...nuns...
.d. cuausn our; on no PANCAKI rtoo
consult sinus cns‘k'u icons Vconu
own You momwusMWU
w Yor
Where good things are may.
hour with full chorus andwicllns' to. W.
“"ihe finish and h d‘lbe lead
to the body a. dihcnd.
HAVE PURCHASED A nus ‘Ngw
H EARSE.
A. J. Collins & Co‘. have purcilaqed
and expect the arrival in a day or two
of a hearse that will probably be t e
finest car in southern Connecticut~ Th
hearse was secured from the Jame
Cunningham Sons' 00., the-prominent“,
Rochester makers. who have congl-at-'
ulnted the local firm-upon his progres-
sivehess in securing this line car.
gnu——
“Was it a happy marl-legal"
"It depends on how you look slit.
She has everything to make her happy i;
go?!” Aher_husbsnd."—-Clevsland Plain
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