GOMHITMENT$W 'INQ’ANE PER-
lad—nu.
erthn Opinion on" Power at Hoopitai
I Trieste“ at Middletown.
Attorney Gelleris A. King has
giveu the following opinion«. to Dr
Henry I8. Noble. superintendent of the
Quotiectlcut pilot for the Insane at
Middleton's... I‘the supeIIntendent‘e
"mgr to which to receive an insane
person when the order of commitment
(1065 not. Inst [0th the town of which
the who" of probate finds the insane
person to be a resident at the _tlmo of
commltuient: ”
"Ill all- cases oi commitment of pan
he“ 'Ithe law deiinitely fixes the lie.-
bility tor their support to the extent.
at 1: per week tor each patient, on
the- town whose eelectmen apply for
theIcommiunont. Thus the state is
protected against loss, to the extent.
shove set i‘or.th in the cases of pan-
‘ per conimitmenls.
1! tr.IItoIraI1 u.
'.I“ Mr‘WMI
RF, 1113123;
"In the commitment of what is
'.Rtntiwn as ‘Indigent.’ insane prisons.
the «tale was theoretically. but not
actually. protected £10m loss for their
support; The I.an it is true, provided
thutnlhc. person applying to the point
rebate (or the. commitment of on
incl at insane person, not a‘ pauper.
should pay the state 82 per week for
bill stillborn This obligation was as-
33th10 be secured by a bond with
ty. It was not. however, It matth
frequent occurrence lot the per
son thus obligated. on well as the aura-
multc the payments to
it. then deVolscd on the
ital. or the state. to discover; if it
d, the pauper settlement. of such
nt. insane pnticnt. dud recover
moor week. from thut town; It.
"or :the sinio was unable to lo-
:‘theI poppet settlement of the “in
digest insane person. which, as you
know; sometimes occuried the entire
burden of appointing such patient, as
a ”helical proposition devolvbd on
the state.
"lip protect the state from the loss
(rem this condition or things.
Chapter 188 of the nets of 1903‘ wan
Inducted. This not who Iop'onid‘d in
$2906 ‘Innd t-hltpuu- 196. about? duntt-d.
substituted In Its plane. Under the
provisions of this last act. the town in
R which the indigent Insane person ro-
Jilin!!! at the time of commitment is
Iliable for the $3 per Week. in
out that the person applying tor
Idounnttment fails to pay The act
Millie lhblllty of the oompmw
apt! “in town of residence in
and sometimes Impossible
R. mine. in which the person
that n pauper settlement
,IordprItb (air .out tho pillpom.‘
V t .llIo‘Iutsio. the
a.“ In unremitting on in-
I, mum. tieternilnd .IIls rusi
cause ouch residence to up
'Itloterntined. In the commit...“
rs. Failure to do so is n
Io! ofr’bo‘th ’th‘h lotto: and the
i1 1 the not dill) ’dtillflildti tho stoic
,RRR flutl protection wbioh he ututnto
. tO-ra“ or ‘ AH?"
tho Immoral-or
1:15” IA)RRARR lure
ll? Ml wgsnowmsy in by
- out an»
ml." 1.9.0th to WI?“ nipiinl by
probate rm «ml by commit
~ touch an .to show tluI
of such Indigent pcr‘son bi
Moment: Whilb um.
. “(use III-moire an Imit-
I
' ‘ps’fl’du‘f’ln mun primarily
superintendent by notion on
tho Mfifbfll” ‘ -
W
R'OZLIY’O 1‘0va AND
QEVW origin“
@2310 o throat mu
m? mmounvot the muse.
utility til more.”
iiutions -
m»
.I ”IOU."
ve "Ilflllllfl‘"’ltlu
If. of them. The
””110“, M‘Tfl‘ ll'll!‘
Ask town sod—roam
.I it. is the” but
I still column
a. I
a. .
is «am With her
[the will
i‘!‘ it.
.ohs will 'cct ro
‘ :13 vi itlI Iron. "-
Mo
prom the stste‘ against loss by sub:
o liability of the town. of‘
on It truly be delegated to
all to a
”bottle: a divorce" .
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lNVENTS OYSTER AUTO.
Chic-ac Scientist UsRu lRleRsIves to
Supply Motive Powerl
Science now reveals the possibility
that electlicity and gnsolino may be
abandoned for uic in prepclllng an
auton1obile,and in their place may he
in‘sttIlied an oyster, which will prove a
much more reliable and a faster pow-
or.
News‘I to this effect. comes from n
University of Chicago laboratory
where scientists are at worhsonrching
and ' experimenting tor the. creation of
artificial lite antimony other things
for which men have sought for con
tui'les.
Otto Greenbuig, an advanced stu
denti in biology and physiology. who
has devoted himsellt to experimenting
along this line for many years. has
proved to his own sutistsctlon that the
tent is not only grosslblo but probable.
He has coplrlvcd'n device whereby the
power of the oyster can be utilized in
locomotion
No animal is hottm muscled or more
powerful for its weight than the ov
stel believes Grecnbclg Why. nccord-
ingly. should it not. be put to some
prnrtical mlvnntngt“? he usks. To an
swcr this question he' has worked for
several ycuIs' and new believes that
the oystri can be- used in the modern
vehicle.
Tile' 'prlnclple by which his device
works is that of the contraction and
expansion of the musclen of the oyster.
he declares. the hutsclos 02' the sea
animal will ronirnoi and to secure the
oxpnnuiou of the muscles ho has n
schdmo which he refuses to divulge.-
Tho contraction and expansion pro
cosn.eI-\\'Ilioll1 can be worked sutomnlt
rally by n small coutiivunoo. .in, sum
(lent. to drive a piston und [homily
propel either a light runabouu at it
largo touring cs1
it will take more than a Blue Point
or nrflechsway. howeverp in drive an
nutmnobiie. But there «1b oystéIs in
the son 0! many diflment kinds he
dot-lures. Some are larger than It mun
Illld on? the coast of lndla‘thoy grow
its lurgo us 300 pounds. Just how largo
an oyster 'will be nvtsossnry. will do
pond on the size of the automobile. he
ulstcsl For p.» lusohInoI 0t ‘12: horse
power it wii require in the neighbor-
hood of probably 100 o. p. (oyster
power).
Benefits to be derived from oyster
pchr in locomotives are numerous. in
the first place oysters are cheaper
than gssollne and electricity. There
the millions und millions of oysters In
the tree. and the supply probably will
never run «by l‘holr load to «thrust
motions, All thry need. he nuncrts.
In L llitlc son water and ruined. to be
poured Into the run In which they are
lobe maroon in the machine. lttrthoh
mog‘ If cared for properly. on eyelet
wll immanent-oi ommm. ctr 1mm
hummus to hotel which may
he bfln'yosrs. I' I m
mom rI-iiuhir thun unsolonr oi oloctrlé'
oily. mum tho oystorIIbncomes' Ilil.
» whim IllIntIlI‘Itttt. MI‘I‘intdbahlti.‘ Ilunll-
moon; on be In ono‘ler‘lbo healthiest
llfimlililnis. thorn should honor ho any
trouble in tho morbunlnm. ho ho.
limos. it would not be necessary to
lolaiumn ours anon on Mud. hon
sorts. The ntmwdlnnri'mn nuns"
and tho «mm-m» odor 0mm palm»
Inm- wuulal narrow (continuum lilo oy-
smr unto. he points out—«Chicago 'i‘ti-
buns.
“wan—uh“
FROR‘I'UNA‘I'I MIMUIIANIR.
"When i Was It J.drluyglsti“athIvonIa,
Mos.” writes ”It nearer" how or
finsysvillo Mo. "titres oi! my custo-
men were memo cured or cool
to by mevory
Wm 6'31 iii Wm OMRR
I I s pm
We to m: Muslim New
moms he I hm
"most
I r
‘W
derfui medicine “I existence."
V
”I?
rest
'flll‘b‘u» Wt Mill hail“. I W!“
“a“? Drill. tbdllth “mom on
Hindi“? i bottle free.
'I in v
4‘! could die tor you." he tried "You
out"? mom
Imbi‘tnlimit M moaned "m hum
1
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”WK i'fllimi‘wphisd I
3w «.w. 'sz R “m“
l R lANAPOLIS. RIN
By means of a light. electrical current.Ii
'i
Whom»; oyster powur trimmer and
cough and Gold 01m «out i
'1'. Wm formula drums". our fl
" "l m ymrrlfliv‘ ,
would.» II» .1 ‘
I“Nt‘wY6rk,000'00I4‘00H ’i‘ 0
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””1““ «Ran r
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‘i‘
. DIANA;
"IAN In».
BANKS OF BTRIKERS GROW.
.4...—
Waterbury Masons, Bricklayers 'snd
.Plumbero' Are Out.
WATERBURY Mar 29tu~Ab0ut 1‘2’6
masons. brr-hkinyers and plumbers are?
on strike In this city owing to th(‘
refusnl' of the members of the ‘Mustel‘
Builders' Assoristlon to sum! the de-
munda or the Carpentets‘ Union In do
two yours ago. For the past ten dayl-
about twentyo‘ive men have been but
but the number lumensed oonsidernb
ly this morning by the «coon or “N
unions in timing to stop work on III
the buildings whom the contractori'
were m‘ém‘bms oi' the useocintlon. I
ChurIesI‘A.'Close urrlvrd with beve'
rs! Inusons'l’I-om Boston and Maine
Saturday night but the union leader:
succeeded in honing them leave We
terbury vesteIdny. Ono li1'.m Edwnrl
Bergen & Sous withdrew. from thtI
association and signed the union as
Iccme‘nt.
‘ WAS WABTING AWAY.
_ "I had been troubled With kidne
disease for the last live yours, " write
Robert R Watts. of Salem. Mo. “
lost il‘esh and ncvor felt well and dot
"hired with leading physicians as
tried all remedies suggested withou
relief. Finally i tried Foley's Kid
ney Cure ind less than two bottles
completely cured Inc and I am new
sound and well "- During the sum
mew-kidney irregularities ore 01’er
caused by'excessive 'drinking or beinr.
overheated. Attend to the kidneys to
once by using Relays Sidney Cure-
Blsisted‘s Drug Store.
AMERIGAN CORR8ET
M i
Our Consul In Italy Wants Our Wort
l a
Sent There.
WASHINGTON. Mm 39.~"C()ll8ll
.lumtth MI. ll’unnin‘u. of Milan. Italy
does'ho‘t like the ituiinn cot-sot. ant
bilmfll‘b" to the dophrtnwnt of cum
moron md’lnhnr that thorn is a fruit
tut field (or the introdimlirm of tilt
Americuntproduct.
incidentally.- ho odds that it would
be mild policy'io sontl :l \wmun If
introduce Ilto goods
The chirl’ objection t‘ousul Dull
ning has found In the linllhu corset
III that» it Is thud» of steel "home."
It has Ilecn'but n ehortx limo since
the whulebono Val'lltty made its up
'peurnnce there. There Is no such
thing as the "hygeuic wnlst for girls
and young woman." he says.
DEATH! FROM APPENDIOITIO
decresee'in the same ratio that tin
use of Dr Kings New Life Pills in
creases. '1‘th save you from doom
and bring quick and uniuless relensl
from constipation and the growls;
out of It. blronttlt and visor siwayt
talltw their use. Guaranteed by B‘
H. Baxter, Booth Norwnllt. and E. P
Ill/I00. May 2il~--'l‘bn rsilmdu
ihbir'id'irill tylnllblto mmiiillit lym
Inr y to um domrtmln oi Ilho l-reighl
hunllorl {or our inerrtlsn in mm. lit
want It‘ flat roluuui Whliomuly
Ito/wot tho mallow-duo llurk island and
tho minim that ltu‘tiicrn 111mm on
ethanol their position». than notion in
bolintHb bb'itldicnlive of the “timid
fl whlollI the mdm’fli lilac I I
“committee“ 'mnl mnpiRoyeiu' i
In the Rock island from hounes
werdtotdtltls mom w wtutuuI to.
WImeWslon «it the insured:
but. till t “dustbin; in no: In View
of the ditiohs in the railroad bull-
NEILWIIH out of the (Illelltltm. .I
'llltli inort’fm‘h brouttl‘rtremed by
the MGM ‘ '
H.
' Airfinttomor- VIMR': ’lRllottt: by tho obi-i
CNDIO’UQW
I .. II)
G'IMIN
{If b '31
NEWS
mdsdlvldual dementia.
2‘ wt r In”
ANOTHER MEN“:
ma. ,
l
5
who recently will“
a onoihor {It
advent I.
within will
“ hitttn , cou pics) with good bone run-
‘ .tsi Louis}
Who succedcd him. one hit uhfely but
. ~ ..H Ill.
Cinciu. 30201000095 81
"‘Phlla..‘ O'lWOOOUO‘ZO—b 9 3
i'iBntItoI-Ics~irrhse‘r ’nnd‘ Bellini; 'Mc
1‘. .I ' i
'V Closkcy, Richie hud'D09‘In " g
I. . m I
1 duy were postponietl unbecount of rain.
‘ Starkey tor tinptio‘
wud' NW' druullts. 260. T2 me negotiationn lookinig to I\ settle-
“.‘mR' 'RR mom will have no “mtg-agow with (fillet
, oliernl mnnuuer moo an
RAIUEOADDW REFUSED DEMANDO lI s’tllonyhi tbnl o ‘Wl‘efi’f senile,-
" . ' “Ml will his nmvou u I «I ma
Frolghbl-ll’pdxn on Western Mon ~33, confldmu WWW“ 1“, thank at
WWW" ‘3 “WM“ ‘" WW“ H: in a tow (hiya. o'nd' tor aroma run
Mail or the Cities” 0: Eastern illl- hob
n‘olb whom Company to induce the my
In, no homo... I
“Inn 8 .3.
:0.th
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‘ R R‘ H R Rm 1‘
I St. Louis. a; IIIII New York, I4.
ST. LOUIS May 29 ~Qonsecutive
nIn. "hilltop sevhht‘lt honing lilo“ you'-
ter hy’d' "some (or bi twin. 6 to 4.’
'l‘holnplldliWao narrative once
sixth 'inul'h‘s.'wlien s tr e b
and moo, sin I'su netted
four runs.’ 'P e occur by innings II
R. H. E.
lMllobatIIo-«c- ll -1
Buttdriesw'l‘holiipstm and Grady:
Wiltse and Breannhun and anannun
I» MI W is 4» ..I
cmm‘au, 6| Phlilt‘hlfihla, 3.
CINCINNATI; WY 29.—~Mo€loskoy
yesterday Was driven off the rubber by
Cincinnati in the’tlilid inning. Richib.
twice. 'l‘ho score by linings:
No state Longs: can...
All the Stall! lasagna turtles yester-
W".
JUDGE W. 'F. DAVIS DEAD.
Prominent Maiden Man succumbs—Ir
illustrious Ancestry. "
’MNRIDEN.‘ Mn'y BIL—dodge Wilbur
Fisk Davis died at his home here at
i O‘clock yesterday afternoon aged
fitty- oiuht yrats. Thc reuse of death
was pollination oi' the intestines. fol:
touting ulceration.
’ About two weeks ago Judge Davis
was when sick. and at that the Illness
was not resettled no serious; but ill a
tow days It developed that his hick-
dose was due to the reculrcncé of an
attack of ulceration of the intestines
ho had a veur or more
Judge Davis was born July 25. 1848
in ‘I.Plymouth 11nd come '0'! tin mus
tripus ancestry. the Davis lhmlly hsvo
lug been run well- ktloWh not only In
Meridian. but all own New Englond
ills Rlirst AmeIicun unrés’tor. Daiet'
Doris. was one. 0! the origtiiui settlers
if Iiurustable, Maine. In 166!
Judge Davis receiwcd his education
It the public srh‘milil nnd the noodomy
st Ncr‘ltien. Ho urns graduated from
Hurimrd Low School in 1870. in Sep-
tember of that year he was admitted
x) the New Haven County Bar and st
aura entered upon the p1 notice of his
profession in Merideu.
HUSBAND BRINGS SUITS AGAINST
ALLEGEDJRCO- RESPONDENT.
Two Actions by Prominent Green
wish Citizens With Downside I'
I* I ”Troubles. "
William H. Taylor. of Greenwich. Is
having oil kinds ol domestic trouble.
bruit book he brought ”a suit! for db
“torch against his Wife, IGéor iatul- fav-
or. accuiiuh her of mount be u .
toned that she hadi lure/Ir guilty of MI
manor conduct with I‘ll‘rsult Chubby.
r'. or that Part chestnut; ' ‘ Mitre
isms tiiuo ht» bro ouit’ llgolhhti
rrRrilonstiug Mrs
Pastor's aflRt‘t'fltlllll ' ' ’l‘nyltlr claimed
hat by million of his wile’s Millions
‘m Clu‘t my ill“ hair been tiemivdd or
her sot-Ioty and hus' bimerod‘ your
mental mutuish: '
When t‘lttrkoy was named Its ro-re
spohdenl It Is claimed that he visited
Taylor‘s house and assaulted the) MM
t’er. Taylor says that lia‘ ’thb unable.
to attend to his business lut- several
days an inn result or Cluck-owe u»
habit. lie hns tiled unothor suit lla-
aiust. (liurkoy in the court of Common
‘Pious asking fol-thaw damaged.
FRIEGHT LOOKOU; BITYLIMINT
l
Handlers Think New All Will so Ta-
mm
took.
it was abundantly filter a meeting at
the New Haven '1: locked but
{might hnhdiéru yesibrdhy that God;
oral Mhnnxer “lull! Iliad replied to
their requust In a or hauling.» on
the‘ matter or with; the mon' their
loin; back Mr lliggiiltif noobrding to
a member of the freight handlbr's‘un-
ion" irnn'tod thin r outlet and Inlltod
alga mien to tihll ht l1 s oflob‘fllrlus‘mo
glib committee which this charm of
. Wllll Ir'IhI-y will not ylvo In the
lir. tbov tulto them all bank at
fiRllltl“vltlIllMd oi talus hall or tbmn
bow llIitl the remain r 'ctl «can my
pitch» twin ho lmmn tor Ilium. '
MAINLAND OYSTIYRMIN ON THE
[depletion
«of .IR'it l
"é for
Maryland's new“
don within ls
“or non
“brill.” “fl “W”: s
thmnlisilfiRiltw V
littldujm
IRo wfllu [Hill'flliltl (lonely immuow ll mew llama who and the ‘
; MW i'lnhory combinations“ will
'1 9R :‘liwitllout injury. .
t I .
FRED WCLCOJNKW YWIUI8.N f .
1the‘
‘. 0'1 that“ Hobie oi Mprofit‘hi‘tativesliduw
through the medium of alcohol ugri
or such pillow month-[Tho facts .0:
chiotwlpopnler tumult: brousht out at . ‘
the hearing In question may be briefly 'I
Qt would; Put a.
nine and Mountains. I I
Sold by all GroomR lilo.»
LIGHT AND EUEh OF; THE WORLD.
W
Will Eveht'ooily in Supplied by
{ culture-with aim of. Alcohol.
In the future. soul Boorétary Wilson.
bolero the ways and menus committee
in: the hearing prior to its passsuo‘wt
thinly some w on the wouldawill have
to look to ago itlturo m the broom
lien u! itsI fuel. its light. and it’s mini
I‘ve power, says the New York Giulio
oi the AgricultuIai Department, "that
culture can furnish in iilou‘oost rum
verdant form tar are use or munithls
lobsolnbely‘ necessary source ol- Imply."
be from our to fifteen cents: s‘ sullen.
Mt. Elihu Thomson ol' the General
trmIslwnmI-I which oonlduhe shpplioll
I.“ Iri:
shmmdrised usdolloirs:
titty bushels wouldwnluho about “than.
and by thoplsuting Win spnoiiw
not ill: for load. this yield could ~th
much increased; possiblylup to 500 gal-
Ions to the Irma. Theweweot potato
find the yam contain about the some
Wh‘wuhlberi‘flil'ltf‘ 'w‘“! w RRRRR]
'I‘hoezthownorthern ' etstcsIIcould- do.
pendrzupou thonhite potato for their
sweet- ' potato. ondv I die western»? state»
upon the howl bseimwbioh-IIIIisn also
i or it is estimatedthstitkoestuiks
on an more of indigo. comwoohl yield
about ill) gallons at commercial also
there is my dearth of raw agricultural
thereon nbpurontlyequslly little dues
t on‘1 AM .I
mittee showing that an alcohol lump
or the WquIscb “refillable. with an
Incandescent. mantle tor the source .ol
kerosene dump giving the some ulighb
and using the “incontinent! not-i oil:
not So «looms I‘altllolgh" thére Ismml
team for IIIeRlleflnr oust lé‘eertaiu
minimum minimum Il'oal to vow
to sht- Iprb'we on We! substitute.
slrdhol'xlvm out 'Ms‘ bounthamtlrh
oils.
Iain other lilthlfllfit‘b—fllhflllm of dim.
nuzmhle tutor. mnriII Imdnllamonsbll»
lty. mitt hence mmtv-unloly. omit-an
noui smoky Iflametxsctw‘wm «so [or
to motto our for ills lowor' warning
powers ‘ ' w...
use as a power uranium. in stationary
oil engines. 'eutomohliosi I museum.
ott-I. it again {orgenwtothe front and
given ‘Jllo-‘iltlmyl‘. chum-I
would certainly prove s serimw cum
tleul mind foiblblo
heron such Ian Ionsluemnu inn-thou
that fully as much work could» ob»
mined from?! «nob MI magnum
s mum of module. ‘- II
but for Iinduotriol purposes but been
available for some time. there we
now said to be about! «2000 alcohol W
{lines 111' ettccmhli- user ~it lei further
stated that several of the prelostisusov
lino engines on the Aluminum mantel
thin be used without my ohsngomlth
alcohol as on explollwrkkfluoh a that
was made some limb sue on one of the
line and: them alcohol bolus used in
the course or it lost. lasting several
hours. 'I‘hoIaluohol proved ontholy
lutistnrtow .
bin-W)
new Lennon 3.5:” As sour .gor
to
Teen Amounélg guru-it:
”M. '.I
QRlldthotl In
MI“
MIMI Hammad Ioosn inmolwbmttlul.
Rl‘lib ' libv’pom or. mandolin. .,'rlni waldo
it“; nullitlé 30.. Willi. MEI,
. u. change-
airports to the
all. ’New Hayes 535‘
.
1' .5 f nIQRISMII’Zt IQ 7
uty. H than“:
Agri '
no use alcohol“ blurthe umownhow II‘
” t seems to me " continued the hood I I
I The ‘oc~tu‘si mumnpcturlngr coat or ‘_
uruismicnholv 'RWM Ivarltmelyostotod to , ';
Electric Iflompdnwwints wasprasoddbe .
dilution that ‘ltltore to nor posslbloRI .
substitution? too this rotatable tool (“In g
"An auto oi ludlan corn. producing" R
lulu-om comment“ alcohol.IITlrrberiiull-h ..
tired bushels olupotstoeo to-the sure I
would produce Illi- suiioo‘e volualooholr -
tu'mn'lfly n! termentabie mtorlohss tR
nicohol'. the southernstntes upon tho
I‘ (III-Id sleohotemshlng substances: Fur-I I
but II it is evident. therefore. that f
material for the maklnmof alcohol“ As I y
to Its value for fuel light and power I I
Records were submittdd to the corn- '
llgllt-I—twotfld burn nearly New on --
long“ with a quart on alcohol as u- .
In the matter (It tool for Islmple heat» ‘.‘R
Ina purprwrs the value a! ulmhol in I.
m nomenmnnm mmgfi. . I
dilhohol Ill nonbidcrubly pooreruc new , ,
'1 ItlnttimIIvthan IIusolluo-IprIMose : . I '
that is. thoeumblltttion'of mount 01’
burning of theses". quantityvot thew .
The: mum lino. boweveruicop-I I
.~ . ”fruit “
When wocomRo totile Intention-I of its. .0
peiltor at the gasoline motor and the .
ninth" steam engines wl’roh lllbuI tl‘hetna‘ .
slur dialeb' that tests raided)? mom :I
or ii Electrie antimony have shew/n the 3
alcohol engine to be stimulant! mow
prime motor. Mom I
romping: Iilwh‘ol containing as much
as in h Iver cent Ioli “Moon” he .
in Germany. Where RdutyR-lroe Ioloo- .
swornment'torpedo mom carol
i
,l'IiII unit Wm received there I
5 I
mix...
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”1* Bacardi: 11 Day
In the hoodlum fithtmontwlhc side Hof l’orch lI‘ urni-
turc ptill goes Room—today is the lust? titty. the values are
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colors. R“1‘lIeR'y sell for 5'0 an‘dg 75c. ‘ '
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Summer Vests tor Women.
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in Lisle-—25, 50c.
Silk and Lisle—50. 75c.
Silt—~75c. $1.00. $1. 25. $1.50.
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