in.
r not. aspirations
to. .
1,.
,1 shoals 913mm.
, ‘ , palm-t M. Wilcox. Sen.
- ”m"; "Us a. R. As "I
‘ bosom block 1311 Wash
81! and 4111 Tuesdays of
, . “duly and Au. exoepwd,
clock. All Royal Arch his-
ili invited. Thaddeus
P. chart M. Wilson. Bee.
, _ No.62, Order. Eastern star
w- ‘ ,ovan block. 188 Wash.-
‘Ml W 3%. lid and ith Fridays at each
. it , ' ill! and Aug. excepted—eat
Mock. All members of! 0. in.
iglly Invited. tiles None A.
.‘W.hf. lilies ids Sharer, Sec.
, nadlsn Pacific railroad maln-
llim scholarships at Mcuul Uni-
Montresl. which are opened .to
is permanent employee under
7451,16" years of age who can pass
hired examination. Each schol-
ogbsers‘ s four-years' course in
pertinent of applied science at
‘ varsity. it is evident that in
' ' as well as in this country,
ompanies are coming to see
proper education of employee
939' Of the best investments the
Memento can make.
Monument city of Delos. in Greece.
lug excavated, and treasures of
archaeology are daily being brought to
t. The sacred and the commercial
dilutions of Delos are being laid bare.
wigglnscriptions and relics are being
harassed which will permit the com
plete reconstruction of the life of the
0 city.‘ Delos will be for Greece al.
in 1. what Pompeii is for ltaly.
, ‘Izuilingbone Castel. the Kcutisir
idonce of Sir William rind Lady
, t'I'til‘i-Dylte, is preserved u loath»
or bag of coins. The tradition is that
Whenever the heir is married he and
Visiliride must place a coin in the bag.
.4 ha legend further eniolns that, this
walk (3135111011131 oftertory bug must never
doubted or some dire misfortune
vertake the newly wad couple.
a... ;
Hrs! Elisabeth Hunt of Brooklyn.
fiho iii 106 years and nine months old
pitchetLtwo innings in a ball game to
it great encouragement of some of
her Wt-nvandchildrcn, who look
{In in the contest. The Boston Here
' , thinks the Boston Amer icons
" dupi‘oflt by signing this player.
ITUDYING ALCOHOL.
L _n Resolved Recently From Con-
' . éreasman Hill.
“1
ll , . than have just been received by
C Will a! Congressman Hill recount-
‘ some Interesting experiences he is
across. lust at the present
I hid study of the manufacture
F Mildltions surrounding the matur-
~ ' :slcobol in foreign coun-
I‘
V ml of the congressman has a
of significance to the inter-
Iiiggoonatltuents. if the heavy
m on alcohol In removed it will
Iii; honeht to all manufacturing
oiasloner of Internal Revenue
was directed some time ago
' flit. Roosevelt. to go abroad
117 the subject of the manufac-
flboli The commissioner rc~
that Congrmman 11111 of this
"urged to accompany him
wt that he is one of the
- men on this subject as well
in congress. Mr. Hill
it! the president to accom-
orken and give the latter
but his study on the ques-
msn. knowing that his
store vitally interested to
readily consented to so. at.
trip will cost him close to
his own money. lacs! manu-
' limit-ally feel elated over the
Gunmetal: Hill is accom-
oothinissioner. feeling that
‘ , lwill ho sufo in the
live.
7 ~ », have already
a, - . -i be manufactur»
' trifle. ' in many places
” Mild to b maria from
all! of cit es, in others
‘ its feet from man!
Militias in min. it is
£00 mail. of the trip it
submitted which will
u... lure st alcohol
or certain laws
i all the objec-
i’
.l
« one
dreading on
n llnthessmon'f'hisiaihs
‘ fimiae me New
York to. Norwsik Yacht '
fisher, ,. t for July‘il contains
the to lowing interestlagancoount ot‘
the cruise otthaltmerlcsnl’ower Boat
strontium . ‘
, At two or thsreabouts. on a hoist-d”
afternoon.‘lluly it, in fact, the load
Wilson's (love. She had
1 New Rochelle near high noon.
pflasd cutthroush the myriad fleet
i re, nosed past Premium Point with,
the great lselln house on its outmost
sills. sailed up the Sound past Larch
month. Rye, Greenwich, Stamford. and.
all the nest of it, and dropped anchor
in Wilson's. The sea was, lavender
satin all day long, though the tint
changed from moment to moment, on
sun and cloud made play upon the we.
ters of the Sound. It reminded the
men aboard of the lining of one of
those Jewel cases the men gives you
,when you go to buy one of the magic
bands, while the wanton on board
thought it would be "just the thing
for a stunning gown." So you can
imagine how really beautiful it wait.
On the way up the big black Taran-
tula, W. K. Vanderbilt. .Ir., owner—s
torpedo boat magnified many times—-
buzzed past. The Tarantula is 142
feet long and is an ill-locker; looks
like a sea demon capable of putting up
a horrible tight. A great pirate of 1700
would have rejoiced in the possession
of Tarantula. because she breathes
right down to tho Sound, but Wilson‘s
Cove has a beauty tlrs'l is practically
down to the sell, are groups of houses
and bungalows. not of the new. modlsh,
expensive sort, but summer homes of
the Motor kind. Tire place is not
“dove opori"-—li has simply grown. It
is a thing to be seen. Take some Sat-
urday or Sunday, or both. and see it.
and go and dwoll there for a day. Wll»
son‘s Cove is not. an inlet; merely a
modest harbor of the open Bound. so
that you can see sway. way oiY. Ii ban
a lake effort. and yet also the «span
slve ocean effect. It is altogether very
line.
We said things were doing. and they
were; for the club was boldluit its
third series of motor bout races for
this your. The first was bold in May.
the second in June. and this was nun»
her three. All those affairs were in
the bands of exports, and the damage-
meat was of the ideal sort. About half-
past four fifteen bouts could be been
putting over the four-mile coursum
rhey hurl to go over twice-«so that
while some. were rushing up to tho
mark-boat right by the clubhouse. orb»
ers had rounded it and were making
out to sort. it was kuloldoaeoplc: there
was much movement; it was altogether
goor.
Then. about 4:30 o'clock. when the
sun had gotten coppory. tho club can-
non boomori. for tho A. P. It. A. cruis.
ers sailed gullsntly Into the harbor.
and when they had anchored all the
boats in the Guys and, bad dressed
ship, on this grand uurumor Saturday
afternoon. that was a brave sight.
Tire race was ovor an sight-mile
ttoiii‘iw. under the rules of the Amer.
loan Motor Boat Assmlstiou. The key-
note at these is that tits committee
must run the boats ever part of the
course in the morning to ascertain
their best possible spood..snd then
handicap them on that basis. This
was done under the supervision of
floor o it. Curtis. William .1. titerllng
and it. ballots. the regatta commit-
too. all practical men. who took the
basis over the fortunate limited, and
their handicapped theorhirrcspectivc of
class. power. or soy oi or factor.
IPICIAL MAY" MIITING THIS
. IVININC.
, The prayer melding of tho First ”0h
thodlst Church will be of special inter-
churcb will meet in the reguiar service
and the exercises conducted by the
pastor will be of a nature of a Bible
twang. erases for
Young en's lions $1
prayer arresting the poster will lend
until fall. Danny August laymen of
the church will be in charge. At the
loss of the berries Nilflltll "Win One”
5611 , iii" The
cutlets. will be distributed. The meni-
lisra of this church are particularly rel
so to he must. ”the service 1st
open to sit.
, ship Marley 1):; heuls.Neumsnn. cum 1
ugh!” to tit
out tsulzht. The probationers of the .
e. .
mention that, it was a case which call-
ed tor action by odlstrict attorney.
The amusing fact which was brought
out was that the concern has been soil-
lh‘s soon: for about any per cent. of
their cost of. manufacture, and a tub
tune was expended in tending a grasp-
ng company, which was running It
abouts titty per cent. lose all the time.
Big orders were taken which were
executed at ruinous prices. which fact
most have been apparent to those
who-had the management of the com-
pany in their hands.
in a, previous report The Sentinel
stated that the committee expected
that an investigation of the books of
the company would result in some our.
ious,facts. This was at the time de.
bled. but the report of the committee
shows that a system of bookkeeping
prevailed at the United States Foundry
and Sales Company which made‘sucb
Items as rent. labor, expense as items
under the head of assets and claimed
to own property valued at 805,000.
while as a matter of fact they only held
an option on it.
The report: made by this queerly con-
ducted concern to its creditors in, as
The Sentinel previously stated. as
clear as mud, and shows how mixed
up things were. It is what was pre-
sented to the auditing committee to
figure out, and was as follows: '
Personal accts. receivable. . .3 13,808.74
speedsnd destruction. She was msk- Cash on hand 0.32
log for Shelter Island, and arrived Suspended sorts, ........... 8,639.88
there early in the afternoon. As she Merchandise as per old in- .
swept up and buzzed by. throwing up veutory 12.077.11
two immense waves. and disappeared (‘loro making .' ..... 3 3,749.65
in the distance, she spelled the ultra Sand ............. . 1,407.16
modern In can travel. Per contra, quite Iron ..... . ........ . 10.779.40
the reverse of the, demouisc ltupres- Labor .......... 21.192.16
slou made by the Tarantula was the Moulding .......... 23,124.49
fleet of 66 sailboats raring in the the Fuel .............. 4,196.61
dian Harbor Y. (1. regatta. They were Foundry supplies... 2,804.04
spread all over the Sound, "in the dol- Clearing and grind-
drums." looking for wind and were of lag .............. 1,005.13
all classes. Sometimes they would be Japannlng and drill.
in bunches of five; at other times quite ing .. ......... 201.37
isolated and afar off. As there was Expense ........... 4410.74
very little wind at the time. the groups Commission ....... 346.59
of lolllng knockahouts reminded one (mice expenses 6,089.17
of water-lilies floating idly ou the sur’ Rent .............. 1.508.00
face of a lake. lint the best picture of Taxes ............. 292.30
all were the seven i-lerresboff N. 1'. 1m, and discount... 6.02t.84
Y. C. (ill-footers, each a duplicate of the Traveling expenses 711.33
other, stretched along an imaginary Adv, expenses 481.88
line, waiting for the wind to do things Freight and cartage 2.270.112
to them. The old-timers aboard said insurance ..... 1,698.03
they ltuVe never seen anything like. it. --—--—— 97,479.75
“Twas pleasant. indeed. as the Mario D, E. Disbrow..... 278.30
passed through this glorious fleet. and J, A. Richardson... 1.211143
pushed on leaving them far behind; E, P. Nicholson.... 500.00
for the Mario is gas-driven i it 40-11. n, pl, Blri'humui it
Lamb). (lo. .............. 1.200.011 .
At Wilson's (love, on this Saturday, N. E. ltocd ........ 16,192.00
afternoon, things were doing. Later in Chester Willluurs.. 1-13.61
the. day, when the climax was reached, E, W. Cunningham 0208
no fairer scene was ever shown on ...W--.” 19,503.02
any water, although at Nervport and at Tools and mnchili'y 11,857.30
Kiel the same thing might ht- viewed Patterns .......... 14,080.78 ‘
on a larger scale. Wilson's (‘ove is Flasks ............ 8,757.76
the headquarters of the Norwnlk r‘li'ilcofurnituro 1-112. .
Yacht Club. You can search on the New building“ 3,682,110
coast fur and wide. from New Rochelle Building repairs...‘ 93318
to Marblebcud, and you cannot surpass —-——--- 40,388 27
Wilson’s Cove. in the opinion of the. Real estate ................ 65.000.00
writer, it is unequaled. Oyster Bay has Foundry, good will and do
pastoral beauty, New Roclrcllc has veinpmpm, ............... 0,030.44
ilillcll llvellness. because the town goes Inu'irm'ilmiinls . , . . . ; .. 79,749.84
Sit-13,433.70
indescribable. It is u tulle and a 11qu LIABILITIES.
from South Norwalk. by trolley or an Open books “pom, owing...) 4032.25
tomoblle. In the villas are some! 111- City Nat. hunk, overdraft... 413.51
lands of vnriorrs sizes. There are Rpm & Yo'ung "our ,,,,,,,,,, 1,100.85
beaches. dancing pavilions. hotels, and ,1, A. Richardson ........... 2,500,110
0“ “19 green hlllfildi‘fl. coming ”8M J. M. Layton, insurance acct. 1,285.13
.1. M. Layton. personal acct. 122.000.1111
Frank Layton ......... 18l.00
Taxes owing ......... 11.25
Merchandise acct. as per led»
gor ..... .. . . .. ........... tit.il7it.07
Bills payable. for mdsc, ..... 0.983.211
liills payable. for loan .. 201111.011
Pro orick Ayt-r ....... uncouth)
Pro rrod stock 21.313000
Common stock ............. 01.500.00
8343;111:170
Tire committee. after taking inven-
tory, and going over the books. found
the actual assets to be 020,748.02. whilc‘
the liabilities wort- 0140.300“.
in View of the glittering visions in
the prospectus which was Issued before
the proposed reorganization and mor-
ger of the concern into the United
States Forged Flanged Fittings i‘om-
puny. this report makes it scorn al-
most npprth'oni that. tho Illt‘fi til the
beud of the company must have known
its condition, and how rbcy could have
inserted such nrlvortiscuwmu la the
New York papers. as they did. is tilt“
of tho remarkable facts of the (who.
The committee was united if the re-
port rccommendtai taking any criminal
action against the officers of the con'
rarn. but the reply was that none
would be taken.
The meeting ndlournod until next
Tuesday to allow the company to tips
if they cannot realist: on the option
hold on the buildings. as a New York
concern is thinking of inking hold of
the plant and continuing its operation.
If the option could be realised uptm
it might be a drop in the bucket of
liabilities.
Possibly after the moctiug nest Tuna»
day more of the report may be made
1 , , Ill
ly, one of the engineer-I ,
bullidng up to calm when he quit
work while the Eu
being run all the pr Mu. thereby shut-
ting on all the poker. was, arraigned
before Magistrate it in the Tombs
police court, charge??? with violating
septlont’lll of thegpsnsi code. which
makes it a misdemeanor for a man to
quit his job willfully and maliciously
when the probable‘cousequenoe of his
doing so will be to endanger human
life or to expose valuable property to
destruction or serious injury. Valle-
iy was held in 01100131111 for examine
tion on August 2.
V‘nllely, who is 89 years old, and
lives at 022 Forty-seventh street.
Brooklyn. is a non-adieu man. but
went out when the union firemen
struck early on the morning of July
16. The strike was ostensibly over
the-fact that Chief Engineer and Me-
chanical Superintendent Vincent
is a non-union man and caused
the Tribune people a lot of
trouble.
The complainants against Vallely
were W. B. Bryant, assistant business
manager of the Tribune. and Hunt.
Vincent. who say that Valley dumped
the the under the boilers. Supt. Vin-
cent, who got to the building some
hours after the men wont out. discov-
eradthut the fires had been dumped
under the boilers and was Informed
that Vallciy had done it.
ALLEGED UNPAID COUPONS.
Newark Man Brings Suit Against N.
,’V., N. H. and H. R. R. Co.
Claiming that the N. Y,. N. H. and
H. R. R. Co. has refused to honor con-
pons to the ‘vniue of 3100.000, Jonathon
White, of Newark, N. .I., has asked
Judge George W. Wheeler of tho Sup-
erior Court to appoint three disinteres
ted appraisers to give the market
value of the coupons. Judge Wheeler
has decided to have a bearing Septem-
ber t. on the matter of appointing the
appraisers. The papers were tiled in
the Superior Court Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. White claims that the Consult
dated road purchaser] for the sum of
33.000.000 the New York and Boston
Air Line Railroad on June 18. 1906.
At the meeting of the stockholders it.
was agreed to give $115 for every
share of preferred stock and 8100 for
every share of common stock. Mr.
White claims that since 1875 be has
held $100,000 worth of coupons de-
tached from first mortgage bonds of
Boston and New York Air Line Rail-
road Company, in June he. demanded
crunmon stock in equal amount to the
par value of the coupons but this was
refused by the stockholders who had
assembled. llu utteudr-d tho meciing
and asked to be. allowed lbc right of a
stockholder, but this was also refused.
Now he has asked Judge Wheeler
to appoint threc appraisers and desires
judgment. as to the value of the can
none to be filed with goalsrk of the
court.
UNPROFITABLE BURCLARIES.
A Poor mason for Men Who Enter
Pest-Offices.
This seems to he a bad season for
post-oilioc burglars. The other day
they not 1.7 cents in the Stamford
postotllcc. and n few days later 12
cents in the Rowaylou postoillcc. The
ltlvorsidc offlrc ,vlcidcd them a lltil
more profit. but not so ihn Soon
Beach office. which broken into.
Tuesday night. All tau burglars got
there was a cheap watch and a form-
tain pen. the property of Postmaster
George E. Carey.
They smashed one of the rear
windows and thou thrust aside tht~
latch and raised the window. They
didn’t disturb things much. lookl
for money. but perhaps that was b0-
cnusc fhc [maloilica Is small and it
didn't take more than a quick glance
or two to show tbcm there was no
strong box hanging about the place.
As a moth-r or fact, Postmaster
(iarcy ncvcr loaves money or stamps
In the office at night, iic has a strong
but at his home for such things. and
into it tin-y go every night buforo Mr.
Carey rotircs to rust. It is a box so
strong that the postmaster never won
rice over the imsulbiilly of a stray
chgruan trying his handiwork on it.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
run Wi-‘lt'lTllliN (11111..
The Western t’llrl will he presented
by the Alhambra Stock (.10., which ap«
pears at lloyt's Theatre one week
commencing Monday. .Iuly doth. The
scene» are laid to thr- mountains of
California. It Is a story of the love of
two siniers, tltc younger one blind. the
other. the Western rilri for bloat.
llawley, 11. it. It. and his charts to
bring to Justice 11 gang of road agents.
The gang is under the leadership of
a Canadian 11qu brood and Jim ham.
father of the two girls. After a thrilb
tug hold-up of a static coach. in which
linwioy and the Western Girl are
captured. and their mllutoquhnt libers:
tion by the We father. the gang is
captured. be blind girl rim up
her love to her sister. llowicy man
rise the Western flirt.
mm. . ,mw
public. *
Good Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKENa—The mason is new spent
goods are live linear on the market and have a large sale: We as
s
you wish In this line.
CRACKERIst have 1 large
‘ rmncoanshtcas scorch-w. have a. full
as to parity ml cleanliness.
:1 Tribune Willi *
odes “1°" to
WELLINGTON
“ 1‘ hwyisiblswuier.
, momma”
Th Willie-I Mtg GO. I" Pray HMO"!
w
Highlen
(1 Avenue
City Water. Electric Lights, High
Prounri, on Line Trollsy Road.
Four separate plots. acreage as fol-
Iowa:
8 29-100. 4 10-100. 5... 8s.
Rare opportunity to secure choice
building alias. or for aub-dlv'aion.
Particulars
Taylor & Golden
101.!
can You illord To 00 Without This 1
The Connecticut General Life insur-
ance Company of Hartford sell s can-
vortable life policy for $1.000 at the fol-
lowing guaranteed cost per year:
Ago 36 012.481Ans40 $14.22
Age 45 817.40 Ago 50 . $23.15
illustrations at any we open appli-
cation to
F. ii. FIELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
south Nor-walk.
”rut” ascsélnou'rouss. ’
BLOCK ISLAND, it day trips. July 14.
21, 211, August 4, ll. 18, 25. Septem-
ber 1. 810.50. , ' ‘
GLEN SUMMITT ANR MAUCH
CHUNK. 4 day trips, July 20. Aug-
ust. ll. 17, 31. from New Haven,
818.00. “
COTTAGE CITY. 6 (lav trips, July 23,
August lit. 17. $18.00.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 6 tiny trips.
.Iuly 23, August 6, 20, September 3,
$23.00.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or 0 day
trips. July 16, 23, 30. August. 6, 13.
20. 27. September 3, 812.50 and
$16.50.
AUBABLE CHASM, 6 day trips, July
16. 23, 30, August ll, 13, 20. 27, Sep-
tember 3, $20.00.
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days trip, Tues-
day. August 21st, $22.75.
THOUSAND iSLANDB. 5 days trip.
Tuesday. August 2lst. $20.00.
ATLANTIC CITY, ti day trips, July
23, August 13. 27. September 10.
$22.50 from New Haven.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, 6 day trips,
July 10, 30, August 13, 27. $14.60
from New Haven. '
NOVA CCOTIA. 10 day trip, Saturday.
August lith. $00.00 from New Hav-
on,
NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS, 8 day trip, Tuesday. Aug.
21. 354.00.
MONTREAL. QUEBEC AND WHITE
MOUNTAINS. 7 tiny trips. July 31.
August ‘14. September 11. $113.00.
For The New England Tor lst des—
cribing all.tours call on (i. \ . Rarris
at i‘lcpot. or address The Recreation
Tourist Co. 185 Orange street, New
Haven, Conn. 12 2h)
and
TM who a
days are here
and they suggest Trunks.
Steamer Trunks, Bait cases,
’ Basket Suit cases, and Bags of
all descriptions. All are here.
In all grades, and all of reliable
materials and workmanship.
Trunks from $3.00 up deliv-
orctl free.
Whull. t'lilt'ii from 11.00 up.
u...—
Open Nondsy, Wednesday.
sndlsiarday Monica
Joseph Dams.
, TAILOR,
otormsn.
HAHIR. \
FUNNIINIR. \,
I. VIIOMHM m
Milt “mail.
. I [ass-4., ‘ V
g.
and attractive suppiyl‘ef ail Halli of M Crackers. both imported
WM! these M which are above question
PlCNICp-Our store is headquarters for Plants Novelties. When going to the share or placnb
eating. drop in and see us.
BUTTlfw-ibslioiess Batter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEE-We emphatieflly claim the stats on our superb Calm. Till also. .
Manuscript volleys formulations Feat“. Mitsusfmths merit-tainted
nya best In the beat spar.
ng lip for sound Chicken anarc- a sum
1‘
supply you with mythic:
a‘ “
Acreage Property’
slots , .. a company.
WRINKLICQ ‘
A great many at skirts in the rail
will he kiliod. 30 columns will the!
be that one buyer told me “all skirts
are to be klltetl."
Another version of the style of coats
Kilo prevail the coming season is that
they are all to be "homely." so on-
would not purchase for her home.
has excellent taste and could not be
,more attractive designs. This is quite
solitary and rather confusing to as
w an compared with the statement of
the merchant who said that the styles
are very varied and that every woman
to going to wear what pleases her
best and that she will find plenty to
select from.
Maidenhair fern which usually with-
ers soon after gs boring. can be kept
fresh for a week if when tlrst picked
the ends are held in a flame until
quite black. A florist told me all
this-10. H. In Good Housekeeping.
Tomatoes and bacon are a good com-
bination for breakfast. ‘
Very often all the onion flavor that
is necessary to make an nppetizlng
dish is to rub the dish with the cut
onion before preparing the mixture,
whether salad. sandwich. soutils, or
whatever it may be.
The girl with red hair, or brown hair
that barriers on the red will revel this
fall in the beautiful brown suitlugs
that are to be the fashion. The dark
reds and supports. too, she will delight
n.
The powder shampoos are spoken
very highly of, but. it is said that they
are not good for everyone's hair and
scalp.
The elaborate linen coat is consid-
2 DAYS
attractive in style that one, buyer»
fine.
convinced that there were not to be ,
~- Bo: tan Store.
The Great
Clearance
F0, IHMWIIIIBLI~*KIIVII
WO0WOIK-—MIIIIUDI—~
‘ EVERYTHING
ert. No'r sanrcr-i ,
no RDUGH‘HANDB .
, AT YOUR OIOOIR'. 10 CINTI
cred Just the proper‘tbing to wear ov~
or your sheer lingerie frocks.
SNAKES MILK COWS.
Berkshire Farmers to Wschar on
the Msrmints. .
PI'FTSBURG. Mass, July 20.~—Rop-
tiles supposed to be striped adders.
are so thick in a pasture on the Good-
rich farm in l-lindsdaie that they have
taken to milking cows and a posse
of farmers will try to exterminate
them. Peter Touchet found every cow
in - his herd of fifteen milked. He
watched in the pasture and every hour
or two new a striped adder crawl up a
cow’s log and begin to milk it. No kick
from the cows could drive away the
reptile.
ENGLISH HOTEL BURNED.
. LEEDS, Eng, .Inly 26.—«Tbe Great
Northern Hotel hcrc was practically
destroyed by the fire which broke out
here last night. but the firemen pre-
vented the flames from spreading. To-
tal loss $750,000.
MORE. 2
COME ’
TO THE STORE BEFORE THE CLOSING HOURS OF SAT-
URDAY NIGHT. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS DISPLAYED
READY FOR YOUR CHOOSING.
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE BOSTON STORE'S
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF MERCHANDISING HAS SUCH
MONEY SAVING CHANCES BEEN OFFERED. A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU. DO NOT MISS IT.
when you purchase here.
utter, pert. 25c
The very finest Eight Creamery. The kind you always get
'5
» Brne‘mus Stamp tillers.
schismpswithxlb. No. i Tea 50c
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and transcript surnames.
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