.. 1.1
iiER' VALUE
in this snap to by.
I make 15%. We dont' say we give you a dollar for fifty cents.
be. done. , Such advertising I: absolutely false. Our stock Of
it ‘tvvery large’and we have decided to clean them out. on Io-
~Dont' win this opportunity.
plight . Clothilll Bu.
South Nomnlk. Conn.
HARRY GOO DWIN. M5
. ;' Made-to-Ordei Glasses.
Indies" lire" not warn as an ornament. but they need not be the re-
fitted Classes are nearly always disfiguring. Perfect fitting ones
HOMER B. HOYT,
, . REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
S Unltcd Bank Building,
hours 8 to 11:30; 12:45 to 0:15.
In! Appoint
South Not-walk. Conn.
Saturday evenings. 7-9.
ments at convenience of potions. Tel. 303-12.
. .....£5:...-~.‘.. ...
, -1 , . ' _
V IN WALL STREET. stocks, and although Reading subse‘
m YORK. .‘llarcl‘i l4.—-'I‘Iie slot:
. was thrown into a demon
during the first hour
k l general market hung back. The South-
lllzed 1 cm Railway stocks improved their ad
of the yance to 2 @ we.
, oduy by rout: wal of the (Irastic BOSTON. March S.~At‘ter a ive'tk
flap. All quarters of the list ‘Olmllillg the Boston Stock market de-
flectc‘d and stocks seemed tolveloped an improved tout. though
from all available sources with there was little activity. In fact. the
‘ sufficient to check the trading was less active than for seve-
‘ loose in prices. The weak . ral days due to the absence of any pro-
,' had served to de-finouuctd selling pressure.
ablative sentiment. Dis- W
holders of stocks on margin AN ARTIST'S SUICIDE
wrders on a large scale to _.——
All??? holdings and accept 1 .Due to Melancholla Over Her Finan-
iitmisslon houses also closed cial Situation In France
al‘cmuu‘“ "“ “ '“rge “9”” rams. March 8.—~The hotly of Mrs.
‘ilisiifliclent responses had been
' ‘ ‘ Nathalie Dole Lutham. who committed
”calls for additional margin. ”2“!me here yesterday by shooting
“sensational movement. was
With a revolver. was removed today
ll! uri Pacific. which slumped , ,
. ' -. , front her apartment in the Rue VI >tte
'7 i dot bts L
n“ all} ““3”" 0“ “It to i- ;to the vault of the American church.
m lgxitiglllfiwioi’i [lil(9(lil(‘)ll’gli;llil~i ipendlng ”“3 “”1”” hi‘l‘c l‘i'om New
MW spite of the. deduction of low “f h" father, Gt’m'ii't‘ Lockwood,
”0 it ‘ Der cont. dividend from the “th has "“b'i‘d ”H" "t’ ’5‘ 5““le in-
NM” 1“de 2% to that amount of morrow. Mrs, Lathani‘s request that
fit. Milne from yesterday‘s closing. the body he ”Willi“ (““001 b9 Coni-
fl'll United States Slt’t‘l stocks were ”11"" With as [11" French law Dl'Olllblib‘
hit or. devour pressure, the conmion ‘°"“"“‘“°" “"“fi‘m '3' ”W 0050 of a not
{a “3 through 40 and ”.9 prefer- :(i‘al”(liltt‘atIh.1 "the irit‘illiflsliif tile dead
' ‘ " ' v . . ~ . . l‘ ' . in ii er user it- ter teet o
eding to within a sliadt of put. melaiicholia.,
'o d~ )l‘li '. ‘oii-
mfg: aggslluds %ll;;:lintnk; (and l BaromRanher. Madame Gran and a
‘ 9i ‘ ' / marquis, who is an officer In the army.
1‘
, > o.
and who was the caller on Mrs. Lath-
‘D , {Reading 2%.. anti many other
, .. , . , .. .
MOW tobltb D "W“ n l “M ‘ ”mm" am who heard the fatal shot as he was
descending the. elevator. are the
The dull/sign f support was in some
friends mentioned In opp of the let-
I, gateways weakest stocks. Louis-
Witt. tors of the dead woman. They all Illl‘
‘ lid Nashville. the Southern Rail-
.31” stocks and. lorie shoupd stilllP 1"" m. mnxtuiiing the pimmom. of Mrs.
'l.atliam. When the body was found
late co to the general weakness. The
it was arrayed in a handsome ball
gown. One letter left by the deceased
triedtomnke it appear that the shoot-
ing was accidental. while in another
the request is made that. her wedding
ring he not remoyed and that neither
her dress or her hair should be dis-
turbed ‘ ,
’I‘hc supposition that Mrs. Lulhtun
was in financial straits is confirmed.
The money which she brought with
her from America was exhausted and
although she derived a considerable
income froinhcr paintings. it was not
siifllcient to maintain her in the style
in whiclrslie lived. Mrs. Latham had
not received any remittances from her
father In two months.
. if
AMERIC
p
s
pulp ,of liquidation had subsided be.-
m thé,first,,hotii' expired and the
.‘mfiéiz‘became much quieter at some
vblflfi from the low level.
puisrREE'r. 10:10 a. m.—-»lndi~
or dildhtooks showed severe declines
barns opening sales, and the list gen-
.orailyiwas considerably lower than
. “night on active dealings. Gains,
old .botnt in Louisville and Nash-
‘vlil'e', Erie lst pt‘d. ,and Southern Rail-
tiy Ettore the only exceptions. Dela-
.al'euuid Hudson tell 4, Anaconda, Bit
bottom. Chesapeake and Ohio 1%.
rent, Northern pt‘d., Brooklyn Traii~
it addfimerican Smeltlng lira. Amal-
ip‘tiidd Copper-.114 and Northern Pu-
310. ‘Eoioredo Fuel and American Car
,7 no t. Declines in most of the iiC-y
tire speculative stacks ran to a larger
afffnctiod. United States Steel falling ii. ‘
toTbolow 40.
"WALL STREET. ii a. ni.——lt‘orccd
boiling precipitated another violent
slump in prices. The. exhaustion of
oyflns. and the. energetic selli 1g by
the bears brought about spect ativc
moralization, and prices crumbled
o'y rapidly. The only effective stip-
rt noticed was in Erie. Louisville
' Nashville and the Southern Hail-
stocks. Otheri'vlse. the list fell
point or more generally. Missouri
mound Delaware and Hudson sure
not alpoliit at. a time. The more Im-
i‘ih‘nt. losses were Delaware anti
jldiid'fi.‘ 7. MISsouri Pacific 51/4. Ten
' .Cohl 4. Consolidated Gas 3.
penile and Ohio 294'. Reading 2%
‘Pacific 2%. and Atchlson. New
enlist. and‘Aiualganiated Cop-
,niid Sui-siting 1% to 2. When prices
BANK AMENDS BY.LAWS.
NEW BRITAIN. Mar. S.-—~At il meet-
ing of the directors of the Savings
Bank of New Britain. yesterday, an
amendment to the by-laws was passed,
which provides that the number of di»
rectors shall not be less than nine or
more than fifteen. The present, law
says that the number shall befittot less
than slxbr more than nine. [These di~
rectors cannot be elected except at a
meeting of the incorporators to be held
in July. but Judge Cooper, at the re-
quest. of the bani-n went to Hurt-ford
yesterday and explained the matter-to
the chairman Ofeille committee on
banks, the idea being to get a bill
through the legislature amending the
bank's charter so that a special meet:
ing of the incorporutors can be held at
once and the new directors elected. It
is also proposed to elect severnbnew
incorporators at the special meeting.
«Collapsing most severely sunburn} The legislative bill In expected to come
OYSWETE', rushed into the iiiari up any day. It was stated at the bank
, ”d, were reinforced bi‘ the (‘0‘ this morning that no news of Walker
V mey the shorts. Rallies l‘iil’l it) had been received, '
it, author over. in many of the im-.
W 'hthtocks. Southern Railway pt‘.
widen: .155, Louisville lit}. and No
UNION FOR STATION AGENTS.
oyes of the New
: Haven road. incinding the station ag-
an cuts at some of the. smaller cities and
towns and their helpers. '
Some of the hands at this end of the
ilji covering movemt-llLchveIoiicd the system have been.approached on the
iflugtihe» second hour. which carried matter and It Is thought that a meet-
thc overuse, of prices hack to last ing will be arranged for a further Con-
Vghgfslcvel or above. Notable advan- sideration of the plans at an early
dos ver last night were Louisville & jdate A labor organizator, said to be
shrine 3’1). Reading 3. Northern a former eniploye of the New Haven
lac 2% Southern Railway and At- road is carrying on the work.
¢ coast line 1%. Canadian Paci-l It. is explained that those eligible
and St. Paul. Erie and Great for this union are only station employ-
pifd.‘ i. The activity diniin- es who do not handle a telegraph in.
atcria‘listflnt the recovered Ie- strument. At, many of the smaller sta-
dti were weak. tions the agents act as operators and
STREET. 11 p. m.——-Specula-. they are nearly all‘memberu of the to]-
had 500.1 profits in sight in egra‘phers' union. and therefore. the.
w" d .17an Pacific sold out. new organization has no attractions
.. -- . stocks Tell back about 2 for them. They are paid and work un-
der the agreement the company has
This reaction put an effective
as rising, tendencies of other with its operators.-‘-New Haven Day
t eslunip.
ALL STREET. Nooii.——An exten-
vorslfiod In forests.
Tito: invodiments of this bank nits! widely‘diverslned and in com:
their small amounts. The chance of loss is thereby reduced to
opt. point and It is practically “impossible for the Bank to ever
shy. really serious loss. Our surplus and undivided profits of
134,000.00 more than protect every depositor from the slightest
hietwalk Savings Bank,-
‘ . I? Washington It. Math, Nomlks
lilacs of i
It you haven't got your overcoat there I a .
quently went still higher to 123. the
rumor TELifilbliE
elm Fox. President
of New York bomomtio
Club, Sent Message to Police
——.———-——-—.
NEW YORK, March Liv—To the re~
tsourcefulncss and bravery of Miss
,Katheiine'o’lliieii. niece of John Fox.
‘president of the Democratic Club, was
due the capture. by the police early
today of a burglar, who had prepared
a bundle of silverware and other vain-
ablcs worth about 81.000 and was
ready to leave the Fox residence in
.Fiftieth street.
‘ Mr. Fox and his immediate family
are in Europe and the house is occu-
pied in their absence by Miss O‘Brien.
Mrs. Hogan. her aunt, and seven wo-
men servants. Miss O'Brien and Mrs.
Hogan occupy rooms on the third floor
While the servants sleep on the floor
above.
At abougzzlib o'clock this morning.
Miss O'Brien was awakened by a noise
on one of the lower floors. and. in the
darkness. made. her way to a tele-
phone. In whispers she besotight cen-
tral to connect. her with police head-
tnunrters and a further whispered ines-
sage apprised the police of the situa-
tion. Patrolman were hurried to the
house and the intruder was secured as
the leaped from a parlor window. start-
led by 11 noise made. by a policeman
ltstationcd at the front door. He gave,
this name as John Bowdln. aged thirty-
ti‘lvc years. a niotormnu. and was locks
ltd up for a hearing.
, of 'wm‘comn in NW
0 Raven.
eral grievance committees of
zations.
No
officers of either organization.
t ehdischarge of the yard men
city last August.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued March
1907;
List furnished from the office of A
,
geport. Good:
of submarine vessels.
William H'. May. Bridgeport.
bridge.
Andrew ii.
bird cage.
William Reeves.
clearing device.
Hendryx. New IL: veii
New Haven.
ming device for sewing machines.
rivet machine.
wheel brititre for watches.
Theodore It. Hyde. .lr..
snap fastener.
Waterbury
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL OF G. S. IRELAND.
lly residence in Elm stieet.
There was a large attendance of rela-
tives and friends. The Rev. H. A. L.
iBtadler and the Rev. W. W. T. Duncan
officiated. The pallbearers were Theo-
dore Olsen. Albert M. Pohlman, Al-
len Scheffler and David W. Raymond.
The interment was in Riverside Ceme-
tery. ‘
MRS. ELIAliE'l‘H DONNELLY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, of 7 School
street. Norwulk died this morning of
the Norwaik Hospital. where she had
been for several days for treatment.
Death was due to bronchial trouble.
lllrs. Ilonnelly is survived by three
sons Edward Donnclly. lltigh Iioiinelly
and Thomas (I. Iionntlly.
Funeral serviers will be held at it
o'clock ilotioday morning from St.
Mary‘s Church.
step hanger.
and later mechanism.
proofing composition.
George P. Pepper. New London. ink-
Ing arrangement for printing presses.
fountain for poultry.
cum pump.
Trade-marks.
supporters.
puny, Now I-luven, certain
equipments and projectiles.
Refuse" Manufacturing Company
ilarti‘ord. two trade-marks: (‘atamenlal
bandages: maternity outfits.
Bristol Company. Waterbury, Mcinb
llc fasteners for lit-Its.
Wilcox and White Company.
MERRY BASEBALL WAR.
KANSAS CITY. Mu, Mni‘t‘li 8.-~«"I‘lie
rights of the Western League, prom AVERY STRONG COMPAN‘A.
the to result in a merry baseball war.
President. Shlvcly, of the Western As-l
sot-bitten. has telogrnphed J. H. Far—‘
tel.) Auburn. N. Y..= secretary of the
National Association, notifying him
or the action taken by the Western
Association. Shivcly said: ‘lf thcyton the preceding terminus. 'l‘Ofllillll
beat. its there is nothing to organized Pike’s Peak will he. the. bill: tomorrow
baseball. Whenl was in Chicago liar-tatternoon Mai-y .itincs' Burglar, and
League. told me. that
(lomnilsslon but] no jurisdiction over
the matter and that as a member of
the commission he. would vote against
the drafting of the club. Ban John-
son. president of the American league.
also told me that they had no right to
do this thing. we, will fight it. to the
last ditch."
Lane.
. fin»—
AT PINEN’ RIDGE}
At. i’iuey Ringer-utter the direction
the next attraction at iioyt's Theatre,
where Itvappears on Thursday. March
ill. This grand drama presents the
LUST FACING SECOND DEATH.
lilGA. Russia. March S.-The re
inarkablc case of Anion Lost. the lis-
tl‘totiiaii revolutioiiists. who after once
biting legally executed. is facing a
second death sentence for pillaging an
estate. will be referred to Parliament.
Lust was arrested in January. 1906.
for taking part in the sacking of the
(state of a German baron. He. was
tried. shot anti left for dead. His rela~
iii-cs. however. found that he was alive.
spirited him away and nursed him back
to. health. Lately Lust was rem-rested
and is to be again tried for pillage.
lure of the Southlund yet put before
the public.
limnor and rollicking fun. full of deep
pathos and humanity. it is told in a.
natural way that pleases all sorts of
people anti for this reason it. is a suc-
cess. A company of capable artists
headed by Mr. Van Klnzic will pie.-
thc author. Many novel effects and
musical features will_add to the at-
tractiveness of this well-known play.
MATINEE WHIST CLUB.
Miss Julia ll. Lockwood entertained
tltr Matinee Whist club yesterday i-
ttrnoon at her home in East Avenue.
Tlir first prizcb was awarded to Mrs.
it. G. ilmiford. the second to Miss Ein-
ma Lockwood and the. guests‘ prize, to
Miss Alice Cole. The cliib will be. en-
tertained next Work by Miss lather-
Iiic Ilclts.
WANTED SCHOOL BILL TABLED.
HARTFORD. March S.~—-\\’iieii the.
bill amending ,thc act. under which
schools are maintained was reported
to the house today Representative 'l‘lb-
bcts of Wallingford. asked that it. be
‘ablcd as the bill was of swaeping of-
fcct and one of the most important
brought in this session. The bill pro-
vides that the appropriation to the
state board of education can be only
spilled to those teachers who have qua-
lified before the state board.
stare ARSENAL AT HARTFORD
HARTFORD. March 8.—Thc senate
chamber will be used by the commit-
tee on military affairs next Tuesday
after-non when a hearing is given on
the bill for a state arsenal in Hart-
ford. Senator Farrel. said. in getting
premisslon to use the chamber. that
he, expected all of Hartford and
quite a good part of the state would
be‘ at, the hearing and It was desired
to have plenty of room.
LOOKING FOR LOST CHILD.
DOVER. Deb. March 8.——-After an-
other day's search with the faint hope
of discovering the body of Horace Mar-
vii. the four year, old child of Dr.
Mitrviu. who disappeared Monday last.
noclues were discovered which would
Ieald to the. child's wherabouts. It. is
generally believed that the child was
kidnapped. The appearance of two-
st nge men on the. term last Friday
Is ‘ elng Investigate .
I DIED or sunouic PLAGUE.
iiT. PETERSBQRG,.March s—A use
out suspicious can;2a thought to be bu-
bOt ic plague.liati ‘ veioped at. the AL,
minder Pest laboratory at Kronstadt.
where Dr. Schroiber. of the Second
Sibeairn Regiment, who contracted the
plastic while experimenting with
battcilf. died yesterday. Dr. Poplar.-
sky. who has also been engaged in ex-
perimenting with benefit, was subject
ed after Dr. Sobriebor became ill to
heavy Injections of= plague serum.
FOOLISH THING!
“Well.” said the manager. turning
to the fair applicant for a place in his
company. “have you any diamonds that
you can lose on a railroad train or be
robbed of on a ferry boat?"
“No. I‘m sorry to say that. I do not
own any Jewelry."
“[5 there anybody that we can have
arrested for following you around from
town to town and making love to
you?"
“I dont’ know of any such person."
"Would you have any objection to
being thrown out of on automobile and
rolling down a steep embankment?"
"Dear me. that would be dangerous,
wouldn't it?"
"Well. what are your i‘ccommenda-
lions. any way?"
“i can act.”
“Oh! You must think we are still
living in the dark ages."~Chicsgo Rec-
ord-Herald. ~ . ,
He was a man who felt. that he
ought to be chivalrous. but was too
lazy to live up to the contract. When
the first woman caught at the strap
before his seat In the car. he pretended
he didn't see hem IWbeu the second
entered. he looked out the window.
When the third came in. he went
through is trying ordeal with himself;
and finally got up and offered his seat
to the. woman who came in first. She
refused. The second woman refused.
The third woman. refused. Then the
first woman said mane others: “The
effort was too great." And the. man
had to pretend he didn‘t hear.
w J
AROMATIc on. room author.
A strong aromatic oil. used for the
vorlng purposes. to beta! (“3“)le "on!
e neon lenverof the celery . plant.
1.}
W .
it you want to nuke a thief angry
all him a thief.‘
Ono pound of oil is produced from' 100.
pounds of celery. ‘ . 1 ,
, m: aim
' . i
ofi Trains-on and Order
NEW HAVEN. lurch 8.—-—The {chu-
t e
Brotherhood of Railroad Tralnmen and
the Order of Railroad Conductors met 1
in this city yesterday for their annuait
consideration of matters affecting the ;
interests and welfare of these organi-
questiou of Wages has been
broached yet at either meeting. but
that such a thing may develop at n
latter meeting is not denied by the
One matter that will be taken up by
the tiaiuinen. which has a distinctlyl
l"
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents. Brid‘
Simon Lake. Bridgeport. propulsion
violin-
eye-
William H. Stedniait. Hartford. trini‘
John Buckley. Waterbury. nail and
Ernest il. Born, Waterbury. balance
Luceiia M, Moi-den. Waterbury. two
Hem" G. Volglit. New Britain. lock
Wilinot M. Wheeler. liunhury, which
Charles It. Upsou, Bristol. drinking
Louis ll. Alberger. Greenwich, ya.
Nellie L. Disney. Bridgeport, com
bined abdominal supports and hose
Winchester Repeating Arms Com-
firearms.
M ei‘l—
Down East was piescuted by the
Avery Strong Company to a large and-
ience at oyt's Theatre last night. The
company did exceptionally good work
and thoroughly pleased the. audience.
The specialties‘were even better than
ry Ptilllain. president. of the NatlonaI‘tomorrow night they will close their
the Natlonul‘snecessftil engagement with Devil's
of the author. David Higgins, will be
best. truest and most interetsing pic-
lr is full of meat. full of
sent. the play under the supervision of
"And nothing but i‘ '
who felt that. he. ought to.be chivairous ‘
.t
&
'TR
i
ran Loam m connections
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
m
HandsomeSpring Dr‘essG
Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic, finds its place in our Om: Goods Department.
local application. is that relating to: The promptneu and satisfaction with which every demand has been
who
participated In the illegal strike in this
‘v,
v t
, .
‘. «a. --
Fr:
nods
met in this department and the vory'prol-
porous business it has enjoyed, are evidence that we are always ready with a complete stock of the newest and
most exclusive style and, too, that our prices are based strictly upon intrlnlic value.
All the new fancies in PLAIDS, STRIPES, AND CHECKS, PANAMA CLOTH, block and all colors; RE
DONA in black and colors: BATISTE in all qualities; IMPERIAL CLOTHS, SYMPHDN CLOTHS infancy shades,
MOHDELAIN, CASHMERE AND HEN RI‘ETTAS.
Housefurnishing Department.
,Coppor Bottom Wash Boilers ..... $1.25 5 ydo. Shelf Paper .............. 3c Wire Potatoo Masher: ..... 3c
Nickel Tea Kettles ........... “15 6 blown Tumblers for ........... 19c Wire Carpet Beaters ........ 10c
Nickel Lamps .................. 81.45 Ironing Wax, .............. 2c
. Floor Moi» complete ----------- 19c Whisk Brooms ................. So on Heatm $225
3c
3 roll: Toilet Paper . ........... 10c Counter Brushes ............... 15c Scallop Chimneys .....
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
9
I
intents: 'I‘eniiorar” binder; hinged =
The funeral 0" GUM?" 5- Ireland. post (or loose lleaf llinders. l FUDOI'II ”1’00"”
has held this atternoonérom the fmn- Arthur N. Mani-oss, New Britain. and Embalmor.
rove
to North Main St. South Normals;
Residence, a Washington Street. .
' Telephone at house, 1M2.
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mi rm w. an mosh. ' i
I
THE MAKING OF
MAN.
Before the beginning of years
There came to the making of man.
Time. with a gift of tears:
Grief. with a glass that ran:
Pleasure. with pain of leaven:
Summer. with flowers that fell;
Remembrance fallen front heaven
And madness risen from hell.
Strength without hands to smile;
Love that endures for a breath;
Night. the shadow of light
And life. the shadow of death. «
And the high gods took in illiliti
Fire. and the falling of tears
drafting of the Topeka Club by lilt'xtii'll mosh: playluu' instruments and And a measure of sliding sand.
Western (rogue, and the action taken i music rolls titer-for. From under the test of the years;
here yesterday by the Western Assol W— And itotli and drift of the sea:
uiatioii directors in refusing to t'ecofv' POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. And dust of the laboring earth;
itlze either the draft or the Dill‘t‘llilSt‘ --‘ And btidltts of Ililiiizs to be
In the houses of death and birth.
tcr.
With life before and after
And death beneath and above.
For a day. and a night. and a morrow
span.
With travail and heavy sorrow.
The holy spirit of man.
South,
’l‘iiey gathered as unto strife:
They breathed upon his month.
They filled his body with life.
Eyesight. and speech they wrought
Ear the veils of the soul therein,
A time for labor and thought,
A time to serve and to sin.
They gave him light in his ways
And love and a space for delight.
And beauty. and length of days.
Atid night. and sleep in the night.
His speech is a burning fire:
With his lips bc travelleth:
in his heart. is a blank desire.
In his eyes foreknowledge of death:
He weaves and is clothed with deri-
sion,
Suits, and he shall not reap.
His life is a watch or a. vision
Between a sleep and a sleep.
«Algernon Charles Swinburne.
DIET OF THE DEFEATED.
(To be song. if the police. will permit.
to the time of “Poor Old Joc).
Ding no
call.
Ding gOt'lSl the hell. some basic yc boat
on a : .
Dang sounds the hell. In line you're
bouiid to go; -
The dingdong—dung. it orders you to
fill on crow. ‘ H
as the hell, it is the dinner
They're coating. they're coating.
Yet moving mighty .slow;
Because they know't‘he. bill of taro .
Hold naught. but crow-J
Sorrly £th day they voted and got
9 .
Sorry the day they were
bereft,
Sorry the day they asked for "Lurk."
but "No"
The cook said "nothing 011 the
but. Just plain crow.”
of hope
list
Choru:.
They‘re eating. they're eating;
Play music soft and low:
,Do not. rejoice, your turn may come
To swallow crow. - '
Sweet let us smile. and'help the feast
along, ‘
Pipe up a note and cheer them with
our song.
Lotus be gay and never Elbe
I"
them so.
They'll have a chancolto rub it in.
when we eat. crow. '
3 vii ‘ v
They‘ve eaten. thong ’ w en. :
hotter! are left.
As,“.much as they‘lfimdflsmw.
Where once was or .
Mrs, chpcck—I'll give you a piece
of my mind.
llonpecliny dear. i don't think I
would be, able to match the um-plo.-—
Harper's Bauer, .
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“Tell the mun how old you are!"
urged the mother. The child hesitat-
ed. “Ah. I sea.” salt! the stronger.
Kit'u a girl."«bctroit Free Press.
And wrought with weeping and laugh-
t
Anti fashioned with loathing and love I
That his strength might endure. for a
From the. winds of the north and thc
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own judge. .
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H. Krieger & Co.
Perfect Dreams.
When we still this is the lamest and
most varied assortment than the com-
bined stock of Tall the slows in The
Norwalks would not be exaaaeiating.
Come in and look at them—be. bout
WaiSts for $1.50 worth $2.00 ;
Waists for $1.98 worth.i$2j.&ii.x
Waists for $2.50 worlli‘Sé’iQO '
And so on up to $4.00
piliig Exhibition of
Lawn Waists.
13 more than a.
source 01. canon
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are. BM ,
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timothy m-
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H.KRIEGER &
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bus
Take 15‘ drops every 2 hon.
d chest: with hot, elder Bel
penetrates, reduces the hide
coughing and raisin of
01 youth. Got the 500
a few weeks and
motion or .caiiarrh of, the 'orono‘hialjiiuboo and
lungs-allied to asthma and the most fruitful
cough; it. is a. discounted
mptlon. It; baffles an attitudinal
notice are worthless mu htmml
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tern .lly calm over pecan
, W thostt panther
triumphedin ”every. choc for 20
s and BE SURE tobotho the throat.
to every nixhii. The“- themes. It;
mutation, kills the germs. stops the
phloem. tutoring melanc-
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