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CARPET SWEEPERS VS. THE. CD
f
RN BROOM.
Few women in this age believe thnt.
the Broom is better than the Carpet
Sweeper. but there are many who
think them more economical. Just
figure it out for yourself. A sweeper
will last longer than fifty corn brooms
that cost not. less than “5.00 to $29.00.
whereas the bent sivecper can be
bought tit from $2.50 to $5.00. Beyond
the great economy in direct. cost of the
sweeper just consider how it saves
time, labor and health, does the WUi‘ii
ill onc~nnnrter ol‘ the (line with 95');
less effort than the corn broom ii»
quires, makes no noise. raises uo difut.
nud nu iiivnlid run one. it. Ask your
physician “that he thinks of the sweep-
er from n Balliittl')’ point of View. Don‘t.
uiicrihce so much eoiiit‘ort and conven-
no
. icnce when it run he obtulned
~ cheaply. Our line of sweepers are
‘ A from the. lurgeut factories in the World
‘_ ....-. l‘ nuzi the prices i'niigc from $1.39 to
' $5.00.
A. J. COLLINS and CD
12.18 North Main Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
. .
Five to be Made Major Generals and
Two Brigadier Generals. i
WASHINGTON. March iiti.—~SevenI
bi‘lgndlergeiiornls. nil \‘t-tel'tllln ol‘ the
Civil Wal‘. were not included in tlie‘
list. of such officers sent to the Seunte
. recently by the president loi' promotion]
to the gi‘ude of iiiti.jt)i'-geiiei'til. Their
names were not omitted from my luck
of consideration. but rather becnusc iii
, five cases they were stiltl’ officers. and
at. the moment only line. vncuiit'lou
were in iiiliid. llut. there one nit-lo
another consideration of more impor-
tance which excluded these officers
from the list. This Win; the fuel. flint
in five cases the. officers were at the
head of great stuff depui'tiiientu, and it
was not deemed wine or desirable from
. any point of View torctire them at this
time from active service. lloivever, it
: Lift now proposed that at. leuut it shall
be made possible for them to attain
x the grids of major-geiierul when they
actually 50 upon the retired but mid
with‘ the full approval of Secretary
‘ Taft. Congress will be naked to motor
~ Dmvleiou with this end in view pro~
Wilder; these officers have served iit
least two years no brlgiulicr-ucnernl.
_ Tho unicorn on stuff duty ure Brno-(ten.
’ or “B. Davis, judge advocate-gen
. {Brig-Gen. Charles E. Humphrey,
i1 rtermauter-gcnernl; Brim-Gen. Al-
: glider Mackenzie. chief of eiiuia
l .;..»Brlg.-Cien. Robert M. O'ltcllly.
' general. and ”I‘ll-{2- .len. l-‘ruuriu
e. puyinilb'ier-genernl.
two line, officers of the. milk of
. tor-solicit“ are: more M. Lee.
on? d.,to,,cominuntt the new brigade
oil’ort Statueiihnrp, Philippine iii
and Theodore J. Wiui, counnund-
Nil: 1N ;
‘."'iLl.iiCiNrJIWl r
r."" (5' r...
(ii:iiiil‘tt'i ,4,
tilt iiillingu said: “it's
to nrgy'ngiu success."
‘0 it is. When you see
:‘tidicine ‘beucfitting oth-
your friends and neigh‘
you cannot do better
it o tie your chariot to
Star _ that brings them
‘ fiihrough.‘ Liumiiue re»
the bigot] and utiuiub
ARMY OFFICERS phod‘oiéb. A 1
MR. LAKE IS RECOGNlZED.
Fair Treatment At Last Provided For
Him.
Vt'ASllthl’l‘ON. Murch 2ii.~.i. C.
inke of Bridgeport. first vice president
of the Lake 'l‘orpedo Bout Company.
won uiiotlier point yesterdny in his
fight. for the recognition of the Luke
cvell-kut‘i type of uubmurluc bouiu.
which iiuve been no BliCi‘t‘Hl-lflii ubrond.
when the house committee on nuvul
uti‘ulru voted to include the gcuorul up-
proprlntloii hill on upproprlntiou of $1..
000,000 for unbiiinriue bouts with the
upcclile. uiiderstniidlug that the secreb
nry oi the iiitVy muht select the bout
submarine utter u thorough conipetit
ivv test.
Mr. linlie, who is the hither of (inp-
tuiii Simon liniie. inventor of Luke
t‘vell»keel type of imbiiiurlneu. is quite
tibiiuiit over tin-.uction of the commit.-
lubliunt over the report to emigrant-i
there In every reason to believe thut
the sum upeclfled will be appropriated
'l‘hiu menus coilipetilion. for which the
Lake (lompuny hurt so long sought. Mr.
l’ccli-l thut in view of the recent heur-
luuu before the house committee on
iitiviil. nil'ulru tlmt. the committee in fa-
vorably inclined townrdu lilo bent and
the fact. that no specific type is their
iioucd. defculu the efforts of the Hol-
lund (‘rolllplilly to have ltu itnprnciice-
utilu type specified and an upproprite
lieu of $3,100.000 mode. which wuu
provided for in the iiollund hill which
the coiiiiiiittt-o pritottcully turned
down.
The Lake Company hurt a boat. of.
Newport News. \'u.. receiving the flu-
ihhit’lll touciiuu. it is larger than those
previonnly built uud (Inptnin Simon
Luke in coming buck from Europe noon
to utilit.li‘\'int'~ her tuning tip unit not into
the burn-um in thin country uguiu. he-
lluving thut nt litut he in about, to re-
rntvo recognition in the hind of his
birth.
' The Duke Compnuy will be ready to
perform iiiitiieuverii with itii type of
boat which there now in the navy dc-
purtment would not dam attempt and
in it fair and impartial eonpetitiou, tho
utivoeivt'uo of the Lake bout. feel that.
history will repeat itself in thin coun-
try whut was recorded abroad when
the Luke type hunt out all othern.
W
TRUE’BILL, AGAINST TUCKER.
HARTFORD, March 30'.-'rhe grand
jury summoned to indict William H.
Tucker who shot. and killed» his With
at Winduor tint. Maude .met here to:
day and with Marcus
foreman considered the evidence in
the choc. A true hill. murder in tile
iii-at negro, was found and the date
of the tr at woe fixed at May iii. The.
tier pleaded not guilty. llu appeared
nervous in court:
ii. in underrtood that his “turner.
it. i". Holden.,iriil metre the defenre
lanolin; '
W . i .
MW a men's greeted-e “ do
the rectum he tied is been with.
.4:
a luuludo:
ton; subject. Abraham at Beersheba.
. wellt. George I). Egbert. pestor-Miirii-
league at 12:15: evening service at.
, Holcomb all fit
First Mflihtidii ‘lhilluimal Glut
Mr. W. w. 'i‘. murmuremwz
Mil eilufmtiittu ,_
run on on of . _ V.
morbidity. reboot And en' it
clues; 8:80 luau. Willie Pooplu'il moon
‘ 7 :80 ppm" sermon. “Thematic“
imiowell invitation of the Gradient
Book." _ Special innate forum (in! will
‘ Prelude. "With “it hob
couoeft (lullmuiit; outlining 1'0 Thou
Afflicted Toenail in tuft; thallium;
snip, selected. Mr. Start It ‘ tide.
Shepard.” Ev nlu :, Prat , ,.
ler'aililfilwil? “until?
a " ’ '
. . ”l .
poetlndeto ins Gourd? . , ‘
Norwulk M. iii. Church—Morning
.u‘
b
..t
it“
it Kiwi“ LPrettiridu£9 Chet-girl? i? A
2‘ - . ,. 8.0; 0 er. I? .. tJJu.
Mine, ., Holden: p i into. dude.
in .A. Armstrong. Months service:
Prelude, Elevation, Wely; offertory,,
The Home Light." Macy; anthem, The
(loll of Abraham Praise. Buck; Pose;
tulle. l?rocesslonulMeroh.Pnbut. ‘ The
choir will. to natured u » u quill». eti
contoured of Mrs. w. Ambl r,t
Mos. Harvey Kent, MnAnibler 91nd Mini
1 .
Hathaway. . . .,
East Avenue. Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E. Cunningham. Milton-‘-
Suuday morning clasp, 8:39;. sacru-
ment of the Lord’s Supper, 10230; Sun-
day school, 12 in; ‘Juu’ior tongue, 8
p. m; Epwortii League. 6 p. at; even-
ing service, 7 p. in. Pastor”: subject.
The Faith 'l‘hat. Matteo Whole.
A- M. n. Church, Knight tin-m, Rev.
John- D. Nichole. banter—ll a. in.
praise service, conducted by the pits»
tor; 12 m.. Sunday school; 7 p. m..
Christian Endeavor. topic. Lives that
Endure: 8 p. m.. prett'ching by the pan-
'l‘uosdny evening. class meeting.
_ CONGREGAIIQNfiL.
First Ctnigrugationnl Church, Nor-
ing service iii. 10:30: preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school and Men‘s
7 :30. monthly song service. under the
direction of Rev. Henry H. Twoedy.
ofltbe South Church, Bridgeport. L.
B. A. and K. 1).. Wednesday ut 3:30;
address by Rev, C. C. Shelton. Y. 1‘.
S..:’l‘hurudny. at 7:30; pastor’s talk on
"Prayer." Church prayer service
no.8; subject, "Prize-giving end Prize
winning." Friday afternoon. clusuou
for boys and girls. Music for
tomorrow—«Morning: Prelude, largo
from Concerto in G. Beethoven: .liilorii~
lug Hymn. Wagner; coon-alto solo. "He
Was Despised." Handel: poetludo.
Concerto No. 4. first movement. Hun-
dcl. Evening: Prelude. Cantilene
l’nstorule. thmuil; "Before the Lord
We llow.“ l’lnsutl; "Art.’l‘huu Weary."
Schucekcr; “Jerusalem," Parker; on.
prnuo solo. “Glorlm'i Buntl’ecrln:
poutlude. tlrund Chocnr in l). tluil
intuit.
BAPTtBT
South Norwalk Baptist. Church. Rev.
ll. ll. Carpenter. punter—Jusin. m..
prnyur meeting; 10:30 a. m.. regular
rervlro, ordinance of the Lord’s Sup-
per at close of the sermon: it: in, lil-
blr school: i p. in, Junior 0. 16.; lizliii
p. mull, Y. P. It; subject, hit/unfi‘liut
Einiure, Mien Mno linudin. louder;
7:36 regular evening acrvlcc; topic of
sermon. The Divine Day. iiuptiimi nt
riot-w of service. Mimic for the day:
Morning: (ii-gun prelude. Merkei: an-
them. To ileum in (3 minor. iiuck; of‘
lertory sole. 0 King of Love, Shelley:
pvmtludo. Mei-kc]. Evening; Anthem.
'i‘he Rudlnut. Morn lies Passed Away.
\thtldWiU‘ti; offertory unto. The Home
luud. l-l. .lohuumi; posllude. tituud
(thorny. Sulomc.
First. Buptlut. Church. Norvdaill. U.
W. 'i‘uliiiugo Vnn Doren. pustur-—~Pruy-
t.‘l' meeting [it 9:30 I. in; sermon tit
lb:ii0 it. in.. followed by the Bimini-int:
Sunday school nt. i2 in.; 1!. Y. P. ll.
iiieetiux lit/6:30 p. in; ucriuoii at. 7:30
p. in. Business meeting nt 7:30 p. in.
Tuesday. l’rnyer service Thursday
iii. 7:30 p. ni. Sf‘llifl free. A cordlnt
welcome to tilt who ntteiid tliuue ser-
vices.
(truce ilupilut Church. corner Butler
nnd Quincy streets. D. 8. Thelma. pair
torwll n.. lit. preaching; 3‘30 p. in.
Sunday school; 7. Christian Endeavor
meeting. topic, lllveu ’l"tiut Endurc.
Mutt. 7: 24. 25. 1. Ger. 3: lit-lb. idph.
2: 19. 22, l. Timothy. 6: 17, 19,". Tim-
only 2: 14. 19; ii p. m.. prenching and
celebrating the Lord's Supper. Tues-
duy evening. busineuu meeting. Thurs-
duy' evening prayer meeting. Friday
evening. meeting oi Union Lyceum.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. item.
lily lt‘. lliimphrlcu. rct:tttr-lt‘lfth Stin-
duyln bent. Holy Communion fit it u.
m.;:uecond celebration of iloly (lem-
muuiou unit sermon. at 10:80 a. nu;
sermon. fifth in hel'loa on Lord‘s prey
or. “Forgive tin ()ur ’t‘reupuneo"; Sun
riny.urhool. tit. Andruw'u brotherhood i
nudpiutiior brotherhood. at noon: uvo
nib service at 723m lltlbjm‘f, "Yo; Mimi
be om Armin-wine new birth in re
lotion to anoint wrench. Turodey. Wed
noodny Mitt 'l‘hnriuiny afternoon. nor
vim at 4 o'clock. Confirmation rluunoii
'i‘uoudny ovuutug in 7:46 Iflt‘i 'ti'riduy
afternoon at 3:30. Friday evening at
7:30. corvlrw uud Icrmmii preacher.
View it]. (i. 'l‘hoiitpnun. rector of (thrlui
Chtmoh. Greenwich.
8b. .Pwl'u Churetiwlt'it‘th annuity in
boot. 7:30 a. in. Holy Communion:
10:89.3. m....nocm1d_colnhrtltitiu of the
riot- dommtmlo'nl. in. Sunday
unhdol and Btbldclnmeers p. m.. Bun
daytuehool in the cliepet on Berkeley
street; 7:80 p. m.. Mommy. armed
and Story of the Crush. Sunday being
the .ilrat Sunday in thetmontti. there
wtlilue Holy communion both at the
7130. end 10:30 u. msmt'r‘llicfl. belly
service at i p. lit. with meditation
‘Wfiflfflbudfly ‘a it Friday. confirmation
claim. in 4:: ; Wbdmituyvoveuiuui
newton ut-mttwtttrru lotion on the
tyittrnt Ptlhllfl: eonlrmltion titan at
8:30; (louttrrgutlen on Palm Sunder.
Aprilr it, at. o. .. lit the old at.
Paul’ech 'l’ a» church will be
tea with limit. I lion-
thermo-
. for that purpose.
Wt , Church Jitter:
it use
”is: .061!"
fit ordered a
Add tors-[$25,000
‘ Fry Arthur N.
W o Broke nu Prom-
...ilie Defendant
budgeting Letters
Arthur N. Young‘ of 008 (Job is u
‘Dijlaonorut the. county tall. He has
boon; thereafter more "thong: woeli. hay.
in; been arrested on a body writ by
Deputy Shel: ammonium - -
'i‘ho comp alunnt to Minn Mury G.
Rial. .of- .ltniludttlu. .. Westinoralund.
County. Pa. Bite alleges breach of
promise audroiher serious chargea and
demands $28,090 dammit. The pa-
per: were drawn by Boot-a & Foster.
The defendant has: no property, in.
though welt connebt‘od. 'i‘hu hunter
hue been kept very quiet for more
than 9. wonky biitsit was finally made
public yesterday. . *
According to the; complaint the
young woniunrwaa 21 years old on No-
vember 8. 1904. it appearsthut unort-
ly before that time she had met Young
in Ruffudulo. and a friendship was
formed which quickly ripened into a
warmer feeling. at. least so for as pro-
tensions went on the port of the mun.
Wrote Worm Letters.
After the acquaintance Young wont
to Ferrounrrll re Rio Granite. Mexico.
to look after some mining venture. and
while there he wrote to the young wo-
man in the most endearing manner.
He naked her to marry him. On other
occasion re wrote. “using his unit.
011 December «lth. about a month Inter,
the plaintiff promised to marry the dc.
fondant.
'l‘ho courting went along about as
‘ueuul for the next few months. in
July the young people met. The
complaint inukea n urrlouu charge in;
relutlon to the meeting. which tookt
place July 5, 1905. The young woman
rays she hits ever been ready to carry
out her our! of the agreement. On
Feb. 16. 1906. she made in formal de-
mand upon Young to keep his promise
but he'rofuued.
Miss Riel says in her complaint
further that. Young’n refusal to marry
her "lms caused grunt ions of uoclul
otuudlng and position among her relu- ‘
tires and friends, and in the communi-
ty where she reorder)“
.Profeued to be . Rich.
She uuyu further that "his conduct
flail citilflvti her great mental anguish
and dlutreuu and unused lrrcpurnblo
injury to her feelings and repututloli.
and has further cannon her loss of,
utundiiig iii the community where allt‘.
liven becnuue idle him not find the belief
ill of the good things “thin. his lnrge’
int-unit would provide.”
The cone proiii‘izics to be it iiotubio
()lltl if it ri‘llCiil" :1 Mill. on it is: clulni‘.
ed that the young man led the plaintiff l
to believe he Wild in budding Rockietler :
and might be dodging process servers
some tiny. in order to escape telling
about his wealth it in true he did
how» to dodge the process servers. biil
not. in the Way the young woman hop-
ed.
baptism iii 3 p, ni.; evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30. Services-i daily during
the week its follows: Evening Power
on Monthly. 'l‘uciuhiy, Thursday and
Siiturduy at. 4:34.). on Wednesday iii
7:30. Lituny on Friday tit. 4:30. Celt»
brution of the Holy Communion on
Thursday ut iizlltt. At that‘sci‘vice on
Wednesday. the ltev. lloiliu French.
of Norotou. will preach the sermon.
‘l‘he uubjeet of the Friday history pa-
per is "The Reformation."
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent (“liriutlun Church. Vuu Zundt
strtwt. Must Norwalk. liter. J. W. Duviu,
pitutory—lOHifl u. "1., Communion. love
feast. und reception of iucuiberu; Slur
:luy itchool til i..; Loyni Workeru‘ iueet.
ink ut 5:45: only: service at 6245; iii
7 o'clock the punter will speak from
the text. ”'l‘hluu oyeu shall see the
King in His beauty."
.—
CHRttTtAN .OGIINGE OOCIITY.
First Chriutlen Science Society.
Norwulkwlleuuiur Sunday uervlce at
the ruiidinx room. Miteimic building.
Subject. Sunday. April tut, Are Sin.
lilueuue unit luiuth lteul? ’l‘outlmony
meeting. Wedneudny, 8 p. in. To both
serviceil the public to cordially invited.
Reading room open to the public each
week day from it to 5 p. in.
,A LtVILY ‘I‘UOBLI
with that old enemy of the rem. Gout
uuution. often ends ,in Appoudiultte.
To ovoid ull littrlrihu trouble with Biom-
eoh, Liver nnd Boonie. take fir. Kthg'l
New Life l'iliu. ’l‘htly perfectly rug.
uliito incite ermine. without pain or in»
comfort. the at i“. ll. iluxter'o. South
Norwnlk, and if. P. Wood's. Norwuik.
druutete. "
.1. ..... a.
ATTAOKB MUNlClPAL OWNIH.
IHIP.‘
w
.tironq Resolution. Pooled b the Cult
cane Annotated lutid no.
Tram“ .
_ cuicnoo. March fiber-”Strum reno-
tutioiul threatening; utriico of five hun.‘
tired city amnion-u . kin mom:
’eliiul nwhcrehtu of, u ‘ .ruiwuvir,
More fiflflhflditttv“ it".th hf nun night
ofnw Aluminium nuiuh ' "frail“ colit-
tioavd of tisgutisiguu uii merge: r?»
‘mentng 40.0.. n ‘ , unit it
blown. in iii m u v
charged thut Mayor Monotone t it
council ili'tuhcu cofuuiliteu hm refniu
ed to make provision for the payment
of utundurtl new to mechanic: lutbe
of numerous ‘q «to
unit. . re ti ’
'f‘lie rnuuttnitm’
‘ labor tin:
i
employ of the city denying the receipt Hunt!
.u
it
Do
, , ”pineapple “Your: Mentor.
You
hob and not one bit stronger.»
or woman become when the utouiuch
telltale its work nutrition must. be tin.
hairedmn‘t‘.halii bolus impaired.
‘ Form, tired, exheuuted culinuchu
. therein nothing better than or even .
lepton. .
no good as "Dr. Rioliurdo Dye}
Tablets. Eoutli Norwuih poop
finding thin out. ,
James T. Vull. the wellvkuown
foundry mun reuldlniz at 216 South
Milli! un'eot, South Norwulk. Conn”
till-3'3: «
“i begun to suffer with dyspepsia
about five years ago and i used to
throw up my food almost as won as i
had eaten it and even if this did not
liuppeul liud always a feeling of dia-
treuu. wus nine subject to uttucku
of dizziness and lieuduclieunud a lllllll'
her of times had to sit on some stoop
or doorway until the diuiueoe left me.
My food turned sour shortly after eut-
iiixund often I had to ieuvo a. party of
friends to get rid of this sour niuuu
utter dinner.
“1 got u bottle of Dr. Richards Dys-
pepsia Talbot: about two months use
and began taking them. I shell nev-
er cease uttering thanks for benefit ro-
‘ ceivod for after using out three bottles
of the tablets i can honestly say that
i never felt. better to my life. i must
.nnd do recommend this remedy to oil
my friends. .
“JAMES '1‘. 'VAlL."
Ask your druggiut for Dr. Richards
Dyspepsia ’l‘nbiets. Say “Richards"
twice. Price 60 cents per bottle.
0 are
i Made by Dr. Richards Dyspepsia ’l‘nb-
hit lAmmunition, 53 Worth eti'cet. New
or . '
PARISH EXTENDED.
St. Augustine’s le Curtaiied on Two
' Sides.
BRIDGEPORT. March 31.—-—Bisliop
'i‘ieriiey of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Hartford. which includes all of
Connecticut. makes the official nimoim-
cement iii the Catholic Transcript io-
dily of changes in the boundnry lines
of St. Augustine's parishes. inking ter.
i-itory from the first. named parish and
uddlng on to the two others. 8t. PH—
ter's parish is given it substantial addi-
tion, while St. Patrick‘s church gets
less than the parishoners had hoped
for. no increase of about 50 families.
The announcement of the changes
is (lescidlieti as follows:
Between St; Augustine's and St. Pat-
rick's: Enst Washington avenue to
Mnln street. center of‘Main street to
Frnnk. to Quit. to North Avenue and
Oak street extniinion.
Between St. Augustine‘s and Si. Pt»
ter‘s: Norman street to Fun-field are.
nu'e. west to Clinton street and all west
of Clinton street. -
St. Putrtek's puriuh is within
bounds of the utreet minted. toxten iii-t.
uouth to Eur-it Washington avenue.
east to the Penuoiioek river and lierk~
shire pond. north to the city line and
went. by Ooh street and Oak street. are
tension. the uouiho'rn boundary taking
in the cunt tilde of Main street from
East Washington avenue to Hook
street and thence extending westerly.
St. Poteru' pnrish by tho chuugcs
noliiprib‘es tilt of the territory east to
Norman street. north between Norluuii
otreet and extending north on Clinton
avenue to the town line, the southern
boundary being Seaside. Park.
The Sacred Heart pariah lines are its
vet uurliniim'd.
Lilo
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take IAxntlve Bronte Quinine Tab;
iota. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Grave's elxneture
to on each box 250. ..
EASTE—fl-N COLLEGE MEN.
Chrtetlan Ministry Dlecuuecl at An-
nual Meeting in Hartford.
HARTFORD. Mui‘cli 30.~—'l‘lic tlilrd
annual conference of Eustcrn college
men here today and was wuil attended.
The conference is called under the
iuiiiury. the Yule Divinity School and
the Hartford 'l‘iieologlcni Seminary
unti lt purpose is to preueut. to college
men who are deciding upon their life
work. definite und reliable information
concerning the oppoi-iuiiitlou und work
of the Chrictiun ministry in thin coun-
try. .
'l‘lio speaker-u at today's position wore
Rev. Dr. William Douuleo McKenzie.
president of the Hartford Theological
Seminary; Rev. Ozoru 8. Davis. pus-
tor of the South Congregational
Church. New Britain mt President
Woodrow Wilson. of. rlncoton Uni-
versity. President Wilson spoke on
"The relation of. the Minister to the
Community." and Rev. Mr. Davis
unlike on "The Gospel and the Minut-
try." Dr. McKenzie delivered the oil.
arena of welcome.
Following the session today there
was a reception lit the Hartford Theo
lenient Seminary. .
The echelon will be continued
through Sunduy evening. ..
e. e. eunumo norm» Aurel!
FOUR YIAflll, »
0. fl. Burhom. of Oerilnlu Contour.
Y.. wrliou: "About four, Vital-ppm]
wrote you stating that i hurl. been (in;
limb; cured of a nature kidney trouble
by inking lune thuu two bottles of true
ley'o Kidney (turn. it entirely atoll-
ued the brick duet rudiment. and pain
appeared. i am glut to toy that I
have never had I return of my .
tllolie uymptome durtm thofouryoerl
uni-ethic, my on
ti lived SWO-
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FAIR WEEK.
We announce our Annual sziir Week commencing
There will be more attractions than ever before.
A Japanese Tea Garden. guy with lanterns and flower
bedcckcd pagodas will be on the fourth floor. Here every
morning there will be :1 Symphony Recital and in the of-
Ten will be served every afternoon.
The D. M. Reed Co.
Monday, ‘April second, and continuing through the week.
tcrnoon there will be music by Bentley. ‘Tilc Corinthian
Quartctte will sing every afternoon and on Saturday cveii«
There will be various demonstrations’ in different parts
The Potter's Wheel will be in practical operation in the
China Store. LaSt year this exhibit was of deepest interest
An ideal Kitchen has been arranged in the House Fur-
nishing Store. and here every (lay there will be (lciiiOiistra~
lions of various cooking utensils and other household wares.
The kitchen will be in clinrgc of a graduate of Mrs. Rorcr’s
School of Domestic Science, and her methods of preparing
food will lic‘sliown in n manner that those who desire may
The customary Souvenir will be presented to all whose
purchase amounts to $2.00 or over. This year it i no artistic
and very useful article which is certain to be liked by all.
Willi iiiCSL‘ ntrnctious the primary meaning of Fair
\Vcck is. not to be forgotten. it is planned to give the first
sight of spring garments and fabrics. The Store is full of
beautiful merchandise. every stock brittln‘lillg‘ with lovely
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