Fate: , .
more joy its passing hours
d bring .
its destined never to be into.
:ne, ’midst other thoughts i
la .
uminate before my ember lire;
girl i loved the best becauso
ti 0 stop to mend n punctured
to; ‘
r
can for down life's spechliy we
vs, sped .
some other fellows' cap-
“.undismayed we throw in our
it sit sear.
’ it compress
.‘koén desire;
on when'we feel the prize is
ion thwarts our
ll ‘ ,
We aye to stop and mend it punc-
: lured tire.
“thus‘my life has been a broken
g iathread.
filo when lfm running swift an
,,'*Ii‘-ilud
“ object seems immovable ahead
.put. on the brakes and fall
bind.
the end when all life's care 1
‘ l”
\
d sure
alto
Nd tire.
. -—-Puck.
Elmore slings himself i see
a human soul can be
claimin' as my own.
at scat aroun’ the throne
ore slings himself 1 say
gel could do better, hey
. to know we hey the best
oil. from the highest shelf
. It,” ‘ est, puriost,
more I! himself.
”that. J. B. Elmore writ:
word he coined is still
'11 a twenty-dollar bill!
is?
".m Nl'él
, .
‘ . at. the sweetest moat
, Nature’s highest shelf.
Addy he went to out,
I)? along himself.
~lilxchangc
or you: DAVD.
.i .
.~ 4
« tor-
‘ . ‘itm
W, flash while tho joy
*‘Ilnllll.
thou days
ills-Mm
swallows cm.
W M
will, profound
Mill
Shall run my auto~chariot of
lira,
hope 1‘ shall not then be forced to
’ ,P
plaids the Gate and mend it punc-
ILMORI QLINGS HIMSELF.
V'irds. like cannon hulls they
awflo are, dripping wet with
l .
. ”than dtyc all the skies will
I = days all the burdens
7 ng.’ _
With its sweetest. of.
xi...
spin not us hour with
said Mrs.
cacti: gown.
‘ l‘
‘llord‘lil
a Mrs. F. t
“a”: Ade. ‘ “
lidinor, ballots
it
“as
; For 0W
hill.
Chm-god. That Dotcctlvco Secured To:
timony udder Dorcas.
NEW HAVEN, April 28.-In the Jam
pings murder trial here yesterday. the
defense tried to show that certain stat
tcments alleged to have been made by
Herbal-t W. Taylor, onoof the dates.
dants in the case, relating. to the unit'-
dor were sustained under duress by
the officers of the state. Constable F.-
W. Green testified that he had accomv
panl‘cd Taylor and Detective Dounclly
to t e Jon lugs house on the night of
April 8. w “on the murder was com
mitted, and later acording to the wit-
ness the “Third degree" Was Work-
tm theprlsoner by the prisoner by the
detective. "The boy was scared, was
frightened and backed 'up against. the
wall. He was excited. lie backed
up against the wall and Donnelly said,
“i guess you have been there before."
Donnelly kept him‘ithero about twcnli’
minutes."
Coroner Mix. was another wlinnas
lie told of his connectionwith. the
to East Haven
shooting.
cunso HEMORRHAoEs or THE
Limos. -
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that i had many hem
nrrhages,” writes A. M. Alto, of Wood
ind. “i took treatment with sevcra
physicians without any benefit. I that
started to take Foley’s Honey and Tar
and my lungs are, now as sound as a
bullet. -I recommend it in advanced
stages of lung trouble.” Foley's Honey
and Tar stops the cough and heals the
lungs, and prevents serious results
from a cold. . Refuse substitutes.
Plalstcd’s Drug Store. “
MINING COMPANY ’nacoveas
tomatoes.
on the night of the
BUTTE. Mont, April ‘28.-—By the do.
clsion of a jury in the United stats!
Court yesterday damages to the sum
of 372.641 were awarded to tho Butte
and Boston Consolidated/Mining Com-
pany against. the Cayman Mining Com-
Tiio suit was brought. to recover da-
mages for alleged surface and under.
ground trespass undlvllluo of ore al-
laged to have heenatolc'n from tho pro-
perty owned by the. Bulls and Bus-
ton. ,
YOUR OTOMApi-l.
Make it Saws You and Don't Allow It
to Bocomo Your motor.
You are just as strong as your stom~
itch and not one bit stronger. '
A weak stomach mount a weak mun
fails in no work nutrition must be im-
paircdwoan't‘hclp being impaired.
about five yours ago and i used
tress.
of diuinoss and headaches and a num
intends to go
after dinner.
“ingotmznl'ieottlc of
000 -
‘ .bcuu inklngtlicm.
or do» alluring
l
of tho tabletil i can honestlysuiy
incur cit honor in my lilo. ‘
“M ‘ , W‘erm
Md“ n, minus.
prowling bcrvi
.‘ worth Macadam pita: evening ser-
vicurliallpwmu sermon by the pull-
case from the time he was first culled ,
puny, Charles, John and Josie Gnynisn. m. j ‘
Bible class and also the B. Y. P. U
or woman because when the stomach
llior wank, til-oil, oxhouotud stomachs
thorc iii nothing better than or even
roundry mun residing at 216 Booth
Main sti'ect, South Norwalk. (loam,
says:
"i began to suffer with dyspapoi:
throw up my food almost as soon as i
had eaten it and oven if this did not
happen i had always a feeling of Illflv
l was also subject to attacks
her of limos had to sit on sonic stoop
or doorway until tho diisinciis left me.
My food turned sour shortly after out-4
lag and often 1 had to leave a party of
t. rid of this sour luau
Dr. Richards Dyii Hill!
to. about two months, all,
. snails?"
lllilhltll 'for Mill!" 1'03
coil/ad foroftor using but tum 590990;,
3‘“? ,
1b iii a
,_ .. hutch...
w.,. p .- cunt. pastor-dial),
class mail"; 10:00 it. in... nor .
A (Irritation-man by it Wow; lit
sum and macaw,
.youn . _, 0's ‘7 ,
miss its also
. with it
3 ii. in. so
1"l '
axiglll‘l
r on
rvlq'ghmltb
Fluid and Mr. a
Dubai!- .
Arcane ;
‘Mqthodist Episcopal
IMO Magnum. pastor——
led by pastor. 9:30;
co. 10:30; subject, The
Providence of God; Sunday school.
12.10.: Junior M““a:.3 a. mo. En
tor, before the Welcome Stranger
lodge, 3N0. .304. Older Sons .7 of ilit.
George; subject, Memories ct Homo.
. A. M, E. Church, Knight stroot,‘ Rev.
John D. Nichols. pastor-11 a. m..
preaching by the pastor from, Goncsis
2: 'i. f‘hndmuin becamea living soul";
1pm., Sunday school; 7 palm" Chris.
tiauliindonvor; topic. "Home Miss ous
Anions ,Fforaipusrs; in America; 0).
m.. preaching by the pastor from Acts
17:, 28."! ,Iilmwa live and move and
have our slugs? Class meeting Tucs-
day. even ng.
GQMflBfiGAIIDNAL ,
South iNorwalk, (instructional-«-
10:30 a. m.. Organ Prelude, Mendels-
sonh; anthem. Jesus. Myfiaviour. Look
on'Me, Nevin; fisrtcry, Ralf; trio,
Praise Ye, Ver .; organ Postludc.
Carl; 12 m.. Bibleschool, The Apos-
tolic, loaders. ”Moira Ollmtion lu-
quiry Club, subject. The Roligloull Side
of Oliver Cromwell. leador, W._E.
Hyatt.’ Jennings Club, subject. Mon-
treal. Past and Present, leader, cries
’1". Mitchell. Arlston Club. Miss Mar-
garet McClure, teacher, young ladies
not otherwise connected with the Sun-
day school cordially. invited. 7:80 p.
m., Organ Preludc_ Cailaerts; anthem.
The; Lord is in His Temple, Holden:
'Offertory. Warren; anthem. I Lay My
Bins on Jesus, Huwley; choir hymn;
0mm Postlude. Clark.
.First Congregational Church. Nor-
walk. George D. Egbert, ripstop-Morn-
lug service at 10:30: preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school and Men's Lea-
gue Bible Study. at 13:15. Union oven.
in: service at Not-walk Methodist
Church at 7:30; offering for the San
Francisco suftcrers. Music for the
morning: Prelude. Siciliano and Pres-
to {ruin . Eth Concerto. Handel; "0
Lord, Mast Holy.” Schubert: contrnlto
solo; postludc, Toccata in D minor.
Dcshayea. Evening (at Norwalk M.
E. Church): Now is Christ Arisen,
Gbibcl; A Song for Easter, Allen.
Choral Union. Trinity Church. South
Norwnik, Monday at 8. L. B. A. and
K. 1).. Wednesday at 3:30. Prepara-
nt 8,. preceded
or election of
tory service 'i‘liursda
by church meeting
members.
IAPTIlT
South Norwslk Baptist Church, H.
B. Carpenter, pastor; 0:46 a. m.. pray
or meeting; 10:30 a. 111., regular ser-
vice: tonic of sermon, The True Work
of the Christian; 12 m.. Bible school;
4 p. m.. Junior C. EL; 6:15 p. m.. B.
Y. P. U. conquest locating; subject.
The stranger Within Our Gates. John
12: 10; 7:30 p. m.. regular services;
the first of a series of sermons on The
Norkl’ngman‘o Cross—The Cross of
ice: Prelude. Borceuse in a, George
Welbruck: anthem. Festival Te boom
in ii) lint. Buck; offerinry. The Friend
Who Wnlisht leh. Macy; postludc in
G, Marital. Evenlngt Prelude. ’l‘wi-
light, Slaglcr: antbcm.‘Seok Yo the
rd, Pom; offertory solo, Salvo Rie-
gins. Buck: postlude,.Gruntl Chorus in
F, The. Salome. -
First Baptllt Church, Norwnlk, Mr.
Raymond H. Gain, New York secre-
‘ary of Y. M. C: A., PulitOiflivSupply»~
Prayer meeting at 9:30 o. m.: sermon
Mr. Goist. will lend tho Normal
meeting. The evening sermon will bo
omitted no the church is to units with
the others in a memorial service for
San Francisco, and in the absence of
Dr. Van Doren. Mr. Goiiit will lhoro
represent the church as pastor. Circlc‘
of Light meeting, Tuesday, at 1:30 p.
m. rayer service, Thursday. at 7:30
p. m. . Dr. Van Daron is cxpactcd to
be within at‘these services.
Gracia Bliptlct Church. corner Butler
and Quincy streets, D. 8. Thomas, pas-
liar-11 o. m.. preaching; 3:80 p. m..
B ndayjcbool; 7 p. m.. Christian illn-
dcovor meeting: topic, Home Missions
Moon ,g'oroignsrs in America; Eph.
,2; is. 0‘: ll p. m.. crouching by the
”tort-chisel. God Bottom Dried
' no: to ..thc. Thursday evening.
Sunday a
ion at I a. to
scratch ct 10:8
I
I
6
Brothorhood
v
o
the day
. Glm’ r-
limo
‘ ins r- cadmium st 10:00:,
whim: It cocci CHM
and scratch at it
lilac
0g «bow suitability, whom;
moot will ‘ foil to on
at rino 'tll’ht icodiugm
ll whore .. rccomiuond... llmr
ncqutdity. Music at the morning aer-
at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school at 121
Trinity Ohurcli. Rm. Bomllly l“.
Humphrios rector. April 00. lacuna:
ftor Esoter-lioly Councilor
morning prom and
c. m..; Sunday school. inch
8t. Androw'l Brothorhood and Junior,
3 at 13 o'clock: availing
cornice and Milton by an» cxvihlnto
prim, thodtov. Wataru Baltiksborarst,
lino. altering: will be taken during,
tho relief of the San gm
”330,. . iv. 'w’ “H‘s,
incapal Church. Rev. J, as.
no... or nova. ..
W ,3: ”i a ,TI m .
tomcat”. at»! chinchilla to»; ‘
bro . . «
r0 m at Phil '*’?t“‘£l‘.“'i‘..i 3" ”‘5
‘, Gil ‘ “I .311.”
‘ ’ tilt Billy Compton on
no Mg?!“ 01 p
. . ditto “ p 3,»
month you iv at his city. will
lion. from business; or logo . of tuna,
and. lsuahsciluloiy lull-cutout! it the
iii 0 directions on path box are
mtg! . , .
fal‘mnil‘l‘y ‘0"?ng ‘ 2‘
not a druiiliurtlup‘ou 7 ,,
glide. but? thocn diliiohcllaunu. WW”
{or an arc to , ism r.
it ‘ moor}? charity
workers and philanthropists (ivory-
‘ treatment.
Thousands of dommenls' havov
bewmlypn, for .mincdy... ~ Truman
on, how‘to‘curc drunkenness free on
gang“; t, ‘ ‘orrlpp 0“,. Washiumu.
The Public Drug Co, of Chicago.
acid cm 2.000 bunch of Orriue in
ninsty days and say, “We. havo'cvory
conddonoo in the world. to recoup
niand Orrino to any of our customers
Mill) is in need of a. positive and
on
us wohuvo heard many say that Or.
rlno has cured when other rombdlu
havofollcdflt ' . . . _ . ,, .
Orrloc is in two form, No. l, the
secret remedy which can the given
without the. laiowlcdgc of tho patient;
No. 2 to bill. form for those‘who ‘wlali
to be cured. iii-.ovel'y box lac. regis-
torod guarantee which entitles you
to a refund“ of your money if Orrinc
falls tossifoct a cure. . The price of
.citbar form it 81 per. box.
Orrlnc is for solo bythc Zcitfuas
Pharmacy: . .‘
v
inmost; as; load: infiltrates
at 6:45. At 7; hi ;. paper will preach.
Subj'oct, Earlhqua. cs.“
. W- .
cHlllBTlAN chimps podiatry.
First Christian r-‘acicncc Socioty.
Norwalkv-chuidr. Sunday, service at
the reading room,:- Masonic building.
Subject”. Scotland rll'ailth, Adam and
the Fallen Man. illoony meeting,
Wednesday. 8 o. m. : fro both activities
the public is cardiaily invited. ‘ ‘Rend-
ing room open to the public each week
day from 2 to 5 pm... ‘ ‘. .
GERMAN avANosLloAL,
German Evangelical Luth radial; Pe-t
tcr’s Church. North Main stool. Joint?
C. Batir, Stud. Theol.. of Btumfdrd, pas-
tor~8ervice,;~at at. Pgticr’q beglnll“ at
the usual. .. 7’00, ,nd‘ay eliciting.
All our Gar L.“ fried tr should httetid
our service. , on? no crelora sumo
herewith our uvltotion. confidently
for its accoptanco. S ‘nday
hopln .
immediately boforo ‘serv ce at
sch
ll : 30.
i ‘ ..
KiNG GEORQE IN'EIRESTED m
3P R
8.
. 1"“ ,
Had a Talk With James E. Sullivan.
Manager of the Amorloon Tum.
ATENS. Clreoco. April 28.——-King
George and Princes Goorgcii and Nich-
olas were present in the Stadium when
the Olympic games were resumed to
day. The attendance wassinall. ills
majesty‘slngled out James E. Sullivan,
manager of the Anicrican team. and
chatted‘ with him for teammates in a
jovial, cordial mannerishowing the
keenest interest in the a tin. The
king said he had the big sat admira-
tion for President Rooscvlt and much
regretted that the president was not
present to enjoy the games.
Martin J. Sheridan. .lriah-Amsrican
A. CL. New York; Myer ‘Prlnstein. irv
lab-A ericun A. C.. New York, and
Hugo lend, Chicago University, were
sum the twentyolix contestants in
the d scus throwing today. in connec.
tion with the Penthaiu‘in «cries of coal
tests which results «windows: '
Stephan Mudin, Hungary. ilrst. Dirt
lance 82 metres 03 centimetre.
Lemwlng Sweden. second. Distance
31 metres 20 centimetres.
Sorters. Bohemia. third, 28 metres
43 centimetres.
In the final for the longiulnp Law-
son Robertson, irish-Américan A. C.
was first. Distance two meters, 05.5
centimetres.
Pctit, Franc
tree 90 ccntlm trel.
Martin J. Sheridan was third; two
metros 86.5 centimetres.
UNION REilllF SERVICE.
The Met moist, Baptist and Congre-
gational C urchcs of Norwalk‘ units
on Sunday evenin at tho Methodist
Church Norwaik l a service having
foi‘~ its subject the San Francisco dis~
'as 91‘.
Tina choir of the Congregational
church will assist Mr. Ambler In the
music of the service, and tho pastors
of tlic Congregational and Methodist
Churches will make brief addresses.
The collection will be devoted to the
local fund far the relief of the infor»
tubules in, the stricken city. All inter-
esting and stimulating service may
be expected. .
This will be tits first public gather-
ing of a union nature that has condo
dared, th boatload“: of‘thc suffering
mild , in shad tho lessons of the cat»
«strap a.“ . .
as us Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
lit prayer molt . Friday culling, Un-
€::l:¥.lhl|*l;:8‘ 11k people M’G 10“. Lincoln, all Ill) welcome. ADV'RT..‘°> ‘6‘“...-
Janios T. Vail, «he well-known I'IIOOFAL. ..sch$- flim’lngwémlm owls;
the sting” molt. ”
South entails-«l. R. Adams. Uriah
(initiation. Mrs. it‘. B. (Elliptic. door a
Kennedy hilly much Mm
min. outlookvuin.
autism an.
Norwalk—Jamcs Corby, Min liar-
.i'iot Fowler. 02 West
i°"°l?'i°‘é°s¥ggs ‘ Boll
1nd : c 0 H 7
Norwalk Halal. gt...
‘ _ . ,
i I
o
llhl
' ‘ Closely instincts
harmless curs for the liquor habit. all
and said he had only' worked all:
*mntbs during their entire married
was second; two ine- .
it Miss Hou-
, g .
“ram flip ,
inoculllil, V H
of till hostlrilnlil "
Lsilil ill“ 31550
.g . v ‘ . ., . ,_ r‘
Judge (lager in the superior court.
yesterday. hold up tho uncdllicsted di-
vorcosuit 0f Hattie E. Solfsrt. of
Bridgeport, against Charles P. Sbifcri,
in order todeterl'bine whether it comes
undorthc recent decision oftlto Unit!
States supreme court in the Had-
dock-Haddock case. No heardtho evi-
dence but reserved, h a decision. ..
, Tho‘caiio Was pro ted by Attorney
John J, Pholam who otu l. w Mr.
Sellert had been served wi t a com-
plaint and an order of notice in Penn-
sylvania, and that. he had written on
the complaint thathe adopted service.
Mr. Phelun contended that the deton-
dunt was now' of parts unknoWn, but.
that he had never establishod. a per-
mancnt residence. in any other. city.
so in consequence his domicile in
Bridgeport must stand. and so he was
atllhwithin the jurisdiction of the Com
necticut courts. .
yJudgo (lager stated that he would
rather not pass upon the matters now,
but he would wait until he had been
enabled to read the full decision of tho
United Stilton supremecourt and to
look. up authorities upon the subject.
Ho stated however, that he would hour
the evidence. .
. Mrs. Balfort said she was married at
Westerly, R. L, on December 20; 1902.
and that her husband lived with her in
Bridgeport until July 8, 1005. She told-
of plnchingu and bushings and violence
upon her husband’s port toward her
ifs; after which he lived at the our
use of her roots. . '
She stated at on one occasion be
out up a new but her brother had given
her and kicked her. and that. when her
brother died. he refused, to let her
wear mourning. Her statements were
corroborated by her mother and other
witnesses.
Elizabeth J. Riordan was allowed a
decree oi! divorce, from Frederick. Dr
Rondon, of Bridgeport for desertion.
although she loft him. "l‘hoy were mur-
ripd February 22, lililayand the deser-
dlou was on November 4. 1901. She
I granted a change of name to Eliz-
a. th J. Slater.
«Mrs. Riordan said her husband, had '
been a. number of the Advent church
and he found fault with her because
she was a Presbyterian and wouldn't
go to his church. She stated he also
tound fault with her because he want
ad bar to go to work in a shop, and he
finally told her she would either have
‘to go to work or got out. ‘Sho left
him,
'l‘ho court found some difficulty in
determining whether she deserted her
husband or he deserted her, but after
ogamining,a number of witnesses he
said that he was convinced the bus-
band had dolibératolyplotted to make,
his wife leave him. and he allowed the
decree. Judge William H. Comley was
her counsel. ,
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have grout. distress
and belching. I tried everything I‘
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Dalmatia one 50
cont bottle cured mo complctclyfl
For sale by R. H. Plaiotcd, F. “H.
Enter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
HARTFORD cloaggacronv cm
Owner Would ‘Not Aocodo to the no.
manila of 'Im‘l’illoyoo for Moron-o
o .
HARTFORD, Aprll seats a result
of the demandmuic by the organized
clgarmakero of thiscity for-an rfncroa-
sq in Wages to the amount of ”per
thousand. the factory of Charles Baby.
the largest In cow was closed creator.
day, throwing out of employment 100
mop and seventy-five woman; .
. While no cancel-tad diction. has been
agreed upon by the employers ,it is
«posted that. all of rtholiothor shop!
with one exception willodobtrtho lock.
out mothod. . . .
‘ The local ciganuakorl are backed
i119 ‘lu their demands by the National;
n on.
“on! OREGON LAND "MUM.
£OR’RLAND,_OM., April ill-ea; dis-
patch to the Ore onion from slalom.
Ores says that N. . Painter. of Bathe
. Min..- napalm! balm-e tilt stats laud
hoard yesterday to protest , stunt the
notion of the board in no tic-to it
on» doodoito Won‘t? thousand aerosol
ublto lands to it oh ho libido kw,-
.cnt wildcat". known as tho “_ l-
llor claims.” Tho ol'lllnll opp
lion tor purchase warns 7 by ,
oohnowiodgod by do up pc ,
staunch-coin sloth “mom “the
rciusol of: inboard , ill“:
on his partitioned d in!
the oflicloln who ‘ _. .
tug him. An urlminlous d ,
terminal“ by Govornor aluminium.
n o, advised Palmer to lay himconvics
. onlboforc the courts or dis ioglo
“at w .
.-. l , ct abundance:- conviction in
. connect on with forgory 101.. state
school I!“ "n '
u 'akfiiffiflg an...
in
tida-
lii‘a' 1...... M”.
W /
American Beauty Corsets.
Many women will reins bcr a Special Salt: of Corsets
we had last season. Thérc as a long~stcmmed American
B‘cuut . Ross on the cover of the box. The Cors‘cts 'werc
splcml‘d valuc,‘cvcryonc liked. them and everyone cattle
back after more after all were gone. We are glad to an-
nounce another sale of these Corsets. _Four models: One
.'Sll0flt,'0fle’medlllflll ’i‘wo atylcs in habitwliip‘witll hose alip-
portcrs. All quite new and bought especially for this side.
“ ‘ 79¢ m
The American Beauty.
Women’s Underwear, for Sprin
‘ ‘ Ribbed Underwear, the kind that always fits well. in a.
wciglit suitable (or between scallops. Cotton, 25, 35 and 50c. “
Lisle, 25 and 50c. Merino, 75c. ' ‘ .
‘Rfliwd Cornet Co ‘ Always-convenient to have he‘
cause so cast! put on. or taken off. as the weather varies.
in light wolf.r it for spring or summer, with long sleeves
or sleeveless. 25, 39 and sec. '
Men’s Undemear for Spring.
Winstcd goods, fineliglitwclght Shirts and Drawers,
at $1,0o each. . . ' ‘ .
Medium weight in white and natural, at 50c. ,
A Special in Gonzo Undomcur. Shirts with, long or
short sleeves, Drawers short. 29¢ each. '
A fine new line of Pajamas in oxford, madms. and
zephyr. all new and attractive patterns, a very large assort-
mcui from which to select, $1.00 to $3.00. ‘
- ‘ ' Near Main 8
O
The Ghana. Sale.
During this sale we shall present to all purchasing
goods to- the amount of $2.00. a Souvenir Plate of Bridge—
port. This applies to goods bought in the China .nd Kim!-
enwurc Department only. ‘ ' .
Plain White China.
A large quantity in this sale. Notice prices:
‘ l
t. entrance.
Small Plates, 6 for 20c- Medium, 6 for age. Large, 6
for 30¢. Soup Platos,6~for’3oc. “ .
Meat Dishes. .
12c values, 8c. 18c values, 10c. 40c values, 25C. 600
values, 40c. ‘
Odd Pieces at'l‘ ting Prices.
ChOcolatc Pots and Cracker ‘ars, wortb‘75c; 39c.
Salad Dishes, worth 75c; 49c.
French China Cups and Saucers, 6 for $1.25.
"Blue Salad Dishes, 22c.
Fifty-six piece Sets, dainty pink and cen borders, un-
dergiazed in colors, a very spacial value, 5.56.
The D ‘ M;_Read. Co.
BEGINNING wrrs ‘rnunsmr Ami still run Bananas: or ran
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