rump .
he late Nehehu , _ hen which:
has filed in thc‘mbnte‘ urt sutur-
downtown“: an. entails
2, 2 expml’ie of
the "gratitude of mic ionrftp iijtsithv
{Ill servant. Iiir. ‘g in left tn dirt
sic of something impaction, end the. .
' larger part ofit goes to Ann 0. erkht '
a colored women who has been a star
vest in. his f ”fin!” nearly. half
I century. géll c a tube 2 .houso-
hold iwhmfllfihbb ”H.130 til was
a bride and served her faithfully until
desthhesomekfifllizen years agate fin
lei-thou too e, re 0 rise. 21'.
Gorhnm’s household and unruly left
ther'piaoa :far gem.“
in the hon more sttrsctive then i 8
company? . her race. ln"‘fact ‘ n
coiled herself a “white-black women..."
a title which she cannot be denied.
she is now between sixty and seventy .
‘t‘hings which usually attract: domes-
cs. . . _ .,
' During all this thus she has had.
practically complete control of the
management of the household expen-
tlve ability. She says~thet 22she‘ivlll .
be no careful of the, property. left to} ‘2
her as she was when or .einpltiyef,‘
was alive. and whensbe is done with 3.
it. she will leave it as Mr. Gotham do.
aired her to,- It is supposed. that
George Porter. the undertaker of the
village, will be remembered in her will
which is believed to be already made.
and that he will receive the whole of
her estate. Mr, Portcr was s warm
friend of the inte Mr. Gorhnm and it
was expected that he would be the re-
sidunry legetec. . .
By the terms of the will the colored
servant rccelvcs outright 06.000 in
cash andnll the real estate of the tes-
' tutor which is valued 2 at more than
37.000 2 _ . ‘
The followmg special bequests are
also made: 2
\ Edward P. Mich. 5300; Samuel Dic-
kinson. $300; The First Ecclesiastical
Society of strntford, 8600: the ‘Strut
9°37 ”'M A” “m- HUSBMD PROVE” A TRAITOR- ford llbrury Association $300: The on-
I] . I ‘ ion Gem tor Automation is devised
,Vfiivtville Man Fe" From Trolley With When Mme. Bars-dine a Human Revo- the sum 3: 3300., the interest of which
.. . Serious Results. _'
. MERIDEN. April 30.-—A serious ac-
eldest; which (lost Charles liEcuyer,
of Yalcsvilie, his right arm. occurred
Saturday night, shortly before mid-
night. *L‘E’cuycr fell from a moving
trolley ”car near the Yalosvilie poster
.iice in‘ such a manner that the wheels;
passed over his arm, crushing it to
. the shoulder. He was brought to tho
Meriden hospitui in the carwhlcb in-
.jured him and his arm amputated. as
near as possible to the shoulder.
There.are no other serious injuries
and unless the wound fails to heal
properly, making a further amputation
necessary, he will recover. ’
iutionlst, Found it Out. She
Suicidcd.
, er. rerRsminG.'April 30.—-—'i‘he
funeral today of Mine Madezitdn .liar-
pains. a well-known revolutionist.‘wlio
committed suicide abroad. aroused the
greatest interest. in revolutionary cir-
cles on account of her romantic his-
tory. Mme. lisrndlna was the dough-
ter of a. rich manufacturer of good so-
cial position and left her home to en-
gage in the revolutionary propaganda.
She was sent to Kiev, whore she’wns
:u'rcsted and imprisoned for two years.
being released. in October. 1905. on
condition that she went abroad, where
she met M. Baradlnu. who was known
us an energetic "tenth? of the organ-
isation. and married him. “
A few days ago Mme. Borndlna ucci
dentitily opened a letter.’ showing ibiit
her husband was a traitor who bud
successfullypisnnod the arrest of on
important. group of terrorists, and even
is to be used in‘k'eeplng‘the- family
plot in repair. The rest and residue
of the estate which consists of per-
sonality is to be, divided equally be-
tween Mrs. Julia ‘Allon, Mrs. Gather:
iiio Id Dickinson, bits. Margsret Cur-
t18. Mrs. Susan Thotnpsoh, Mrs. Mary
Miles; Fredrick w. Brooks, Arthur-vii.
Brooks. Alfred Brooks and Abngail
Brooks.» nil cousins of the deceased.
The document is and October is.
1906. and W. H. C mliif. Jr.. is named
as. executor. ‘
Charles H; Peck, judge of Probate.
has appointed J ulius W.‘ Skidmore, Jr..
and C. K. Biniteslce as appraisers.th-
sides the real estate before mentioned ‘
the estate consists of stocks of bunks.
and railroads, bonds and other securiv
tics. all considered first class invest-
ments. The teststor‘wms for many
years manager of the New York Sun
end was considered a'resid‘ent here all
lils life. . V
l
7TH: nicuesr’ MAN in THE
“ . WORLD
”'5 :‘I‘he‘ richest: man“ in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor‘ live
without them, so it is important not to
neglect these organs. it Foley‘s Kid-
viscd him to'delny tho, tailor step in
order to overt suspicion. Mine. libra-
dina after reading the letter took poi-
Thcre was a large attendance oi. the
Nickel Theatre, last night. when a new
bill went on for the week.” William J.
Muivlhill, the popular local comedian.
did it monologue act which captured
the house. He is a good conversation-
'illst, a. clever dunccrysnd has 9. mail!
up that is decidedly taking. He will
prove in drawing card this week; The
pictures are new and proved very
pleasing.
MARINE BANDCONCERT.
iioyt’s. Theatre contained a. large
and representative audience. yester-
iuy nftcrnoony- ut the concert of the
Marine Band.’ of Washington, D. 0..
which uppeurcd’here under the suspic
3s of'Norwulk Chapter, Daughters of
(be Anilcrcun Revolution. The or
ionization, consisting of. over seventy
nusicidns of the highest rank, proved
it.” that had beenclalmcd of it, slid
the audience warmest enthusiastic.
liberally applauding” ev'ery selection,
and demo . ngsncqres tor a number
ofthem.‘ s ‘bah‘d“’wa‘s led by Lieu.
tenant W. -H .Senullmsuc. end even! .
musician wasuuder his perfect coir
ice]. The numbersyusuy ‘ of" them‘
guns as nothing else will. Oscar Bow~
man, ubanbn. Ky, writes:. “I have
used Foley’s Kidncy Cure and take
‘ great pleasure in stating it cured inc son. Her body was brought to St.
permanently of kidney disease, which i’elm'flhurg and was intcrrod bore in-
certainiy would have cost me my life." day. the cofllu being buried under
Piaisted’s Drug Store and Clifford wrcullls of crimson flowers. ‘
Pharmacy. ”
H‘RE iN L’EESVILLE, LA.
LEESVIILE. Lu,‘ April Mir—Fire
' started today in the Regal ilolcl and
spread rapidly, destroying 18 build:
ings. in which Were located 25 busi-
nesa firms, including the First Na-
tional Bank and the Lcesvillo Nation-
al Bank. The loss is estimated at be-
tween, $75,000 and 3100.000. with in-
jsurance of about $50,000. The origin of
the fire is unknown. 2
86¢ Kennedy's 'Laxutive Cough
yrup. Children. like its pleasant
We and mothers give it hearty eu-
ors'ement. ‘ Contains completes, but
2 ives-out th‘e coidthrough the bow-
$13.31!th in strict conformity to
in. m~'ana Drugs Law. Recom-
ended, and sold by The Clifford Phar-
‘ oy d~The Bridge Pharmacy. "
.. LESS NEWSPAPER.’
‘Geor‘ Van Berk has sold The
roll cutenNew'YOi-k, to George P.
Forbesnhho for several years has pub-
shea' » starchmont Times. The pa-
"rs; Will be cumbined and after May
”'“pulilished from the office of
Ti: Wehmonter; The new owner in
both f R. 11. Forbes, publisher of
. ‘ hello Paragraph; “ "
THE PRICE OF HEALTH.
“The price of health in a'malarious
district is just 25 cents; the cost of ii
box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills."
writes Ella Siaytun, ot‘ Noland, Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and im-
pnrt new life and vigor to the system
.25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at F. H
Baxter’s, South Norwalk, and E. P
Weod's, Norwnlk, drugglsts. ‘-
WlLD GEESE TELL 0F COMING
SUMMER.
if the little birds tell the truth. and
they generally do. the much belated
spring, which has been “kidding" the
weather prophets along ever since the
Ztst of last month. is at hand, and»
may be expected to dron in on us at
any moment. Saturday and Sunday a
wide darit swath was cut across the,
heavens after the fashion of the milky
wuy. This turned out to be an im-
mense flock of wild geese. The geese
are coming north to spend the sum?
mcr months, and from time lmmemo
rial they have chosen the first warm
*d‘ered‘ wuho‘nt‘r- dilllc‘ulty." Two ‘ot
ineiitengnt Santelzisgn‘sglwu ‘t‘iompgsla'
Lions w "efg‘ivim‘; n You ot or o no
days for traveling so that unless the‘ ‘ ~ ; ’ i, 3. a . . .
ffishifonltltllile “magic; traveling among waxy“ oriegwsgher ”a “0““?
t 9 ea cred tri e as been changed,’ ' . , . l .2
the sufferers here on earth will have Laggsgkgfagg$1t$x£zzg 320:3?“
'3 WW? lithe elwlgli’slii‘.O‘lliilillflls. the second Regiment nicotineuueuo
towards-w "”3 “”3333" ' ' Merci). {Anniepllau‘iléi‘nntr iiid‘rBrbsb‘
““7 H“ " on M ‘ “arousiiig’t'heihotlt:
rich
3 . «anti-interest . by» ll
execution of
2equsi"fscility
. number of s; loistsybnd
“."tobie; lhliig breed 2
, . :oiuli,“ who wits recalled.
‘lotie'St. ll'oli‘n
.2 use in suddii’fl‘
...
Grippo or Influence, whichever youJik,‘
iris; and with her our
presence, charmed till)
l ‘ ..s‘ . ‘ - "2 ‘liil iice stage"
21°. callu- J‘. 0.” °f t3“? Fl°‘t..‘t?‘l§9m“.8 . . iijstotl'el risiiryoihwéeihussahu;
" “ ‘ , , ‘ ' over and staccdrded' an encore.
The domains wordlfoflunitte in new
‘ ing this organisation when here. The
2 irogrnm was its follows: , '
, Overture—Jubilee ...... 'Von Weber
suite dc Orchestra. .Peer cm 1'. (“leg
it. . Morning—Ali'sgretto’mmmlc.
...b. The Death 0 Ase—“(mitosis m
_loroso.2. .. .. ... ‘
c. Anltrn‘s “Dunchem'poz‘dl‘ bind
'iitii‘kil. . 2. .. , .
‘ . d‘. ,Denceuoffllmbhlin “i9 Halls of-
thd Mountain Kingehllhhllarcin ejj
. . MKMOMQMSMIQ). .2 2 2f,“
Cornet solo—«witcve‘DTAttibur,
‘ w .myun-Miuer
Arthur 3. wheelies.
ea Caprice-disarr- Message, 2 ‘ ,
2 . .1 . . - . , . .. ,Snutclmnnn
h. .Mniil-‘iififllilililifi Jefferson,
1 will?“ . . . ,,,,, .
.3 rpm EmaIJi‘on..which h, Cod
{Lives-30“ and “mphocphitcs in easily/1di-
2 gated form; is tholgrcutat, strength-builder a
Wmmdm‘ ““9997. . .3 h
“ It i. go maydigectédthct it sinln‘into
‘mw making neWblmdsuufil new fat,
Bantelnlsnn‘
* inn 6. Whitbobovototllisr 'jf
Life to its cumin-rumors. '
add—”like will or g.
. Go
;e;-;-;-;-:-,-,-,- - .;.--.:._«
finding her-duties j’
. years of wound cares little fol-the j ,
-:::r:-.. -‘-;- .;r;.:-,.
ass and has shown remsrhsble execu- ‘
Norwich. Wa
Waterbury
the eighth
most intrlcnliyilwrw and'caiilngfor
the most skillfulniefxmutlon. Were ron~ ' ‘
pilyiconiblusd ‘laxrhs'program. -:
, a
Bums l‘persusded' to".trv"‘nlsctrlo~tnit-
to my mariner our
new: lacing ”bustnosa
(loart‘tutéed‘ by Full ll
hit .. -
'. ssycscmsn.
Elliotl.f“'ih‘o2 1 commits ’
one W ntul a
at bedtime, 2
No change need“
of good water.
This mixture, write!
Kidneys to sift and strain
coming “ 'Rbeunintlsm.
and Urinary troubissJu 0.
while. *" ‘ ' 7' ‘
can supply the
. There is no better bloorll
lug agent or system.
harmless or simple to us
,n,I,I I,I.I.I>I,I‘l_
. ailments.
W
m
Norwich. 4i Holyoiic.
lead. This was lost its the next in- For sale by R. H. Pla‘istcd, F. ii.
hing. howaver. th the failure at Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
M
the local players to smile.
several hunts. thus allowing
tore to not two med lam the plate
and Win. Bridges and Thackeru ploy-
«ed. the game sharply and several ruli- v
ners Were cut on at the. piste. The.
”of“; ; 4:. . R. E. E33
Norwich ...... 002000002~410 0
liolyolte .-....‘.0,1~0000,020—3 6 4
2. Huttorles-Jinlllgau .' ”and Bridges;
Mattdrn and Thackerm
...-.....- _
. blots by Stnnlnrd aliqwbd
:eycurut’his taken attlie first. lug: of ro 9 or bi bi if i I” it ...
anger: 9 symptoms wll dies car i? DO 3 n Pug 8W f‘ we .0 us“ ' nln“ run to scor. The :
and r health will be restored,paa it sin in order to deliver her into the POPULA“ AMUSEMENTS. » g e scoraflm terms tothe men. To Theseus Ro-
strsngthens and builds up these or. hands or the police. The police ad' NICKEL THEATRE. \ilortfordm‘.....iooooibo*~2 b l gsgffi ussentcd. nnd “W “W“ W?“
'llstieries-w-Wiison
Hess and libbargc.“ in a ‘
cd out to be it fine one for
Boston 2.. . .
At Washington~ ~,
At Cincinnati». ‘
At ‘Philadciphla-‘ie "
At iNsW‘ York—1».
[308th
v». M .,___. ... .. ._ up,
coco nt‘ of . indigestion.
tiers. pull i‘i-eiotce’
swims. ‘i' our
daily? : Best .tonlo.«nt‘edioino
‘Norwnlls arid 7E. P.
ggists'v- fills.’
. ”WW
oflrh‘b Superior, Court for ‘Dilkcs‘
'tyif‘with‘ Judge ’vilardyl pro iding. The
odds which has nttrnotsdi't streetcar.
stt‘sittlouy‘lis' installment Jud e“- on.
mend; it}. "Eldridge, of'iOalt 2-811: 2 i $11321
mgfimgmg; ‘15:": 5:23”: m. . nu amour; the other communities
‘slon 'oh'tiib'flruuii Jury held January
rglng cons iracy‘ to limit] from
that vtn‘ofCott ge‘oitynud’rllth inr-
ceny. from the ”township while acting
l.c
it! newsroom. ‘ 2r .
4 ii
3 our Tribute Politic Him by Bon-
seer“ mum or
warns ‘8 .. s e
«organism
he“ has iii
your usual diet, but drink plenty
‘ authority, has s 2 ‘ nllnr titanic
tiers; their
the blood the uric field smother
‘ poisonous waste matter,j'dverv
'Bi‘iddel‘
Every prescription ‘pi’isrinacy‘
ingredients.
which are easily mixed ”home.
_ m ,.
known, and ccrtbi'n‘ly song more 1‘
..... . - .
clef-,IJ‘L-J, I.-
tertiary 'IM Hartford
“Victory ‘2 . _ 2‘
wmnnnunv. April Bilge-Wetter-
bury won its third successivevlctory
here yesterday, defeating New Haven
in is Well played game. 3 to 23.. The
game was it tight. hitting shellfish:
scattered singles being made of; Nails
and four singles off Bromide, The fare
lure of the game was is running catch
by Nichole. Score by innings:R 1..
...00102000'~3 6 3
New Huven...000001100-—2 4 3
llatteries—llrotiklo and Schlucsi;
Nails and Jopo. ‘
HOLOYKE. April 30.-—Norwich de-
feated liolyoke here yeatardsy in an
interesting game. by s‘ score of 4 to 3.
Norwich maintained the lead unto
inning. when A. batting
rally netted Holyoiteitwomnis sndthc
Hartford. 2; Springflied, 1.
HARTFORD. April mil—these Wilson
had a little the bottle 2
pitching. duel yesterduysuln one sixth
Lelieveit ran Justice off third base.
but the Springfield pinyersdid not got
oithe man and ,a poor throw to tho
2 . a m‘ r
“g ”m' 3"“ “ hrlghamui. harem ‘gl seventeenth.-
Springfield ., . .0 0 10 0.0.0 0 0-_l 4
end " ‘Q‘Lexry ,
The BridgeportkNew London game
was postponed because of threatening
weather. although thog'irftcriiqgnl turn-
AMFRICQN LEAGUE tholuien. d'l‘izoughhthcy indulge? in no
__~ ” 2'. via once urug t e sir he t or more.
At liminn it. H. L. sympathlaers made
...ozoooooouu ii i
New York ....oiooooooo—i 7 1
Washington . .0 0.0 0 0 o lo 0—-—1' 2 2
Philadelphia ‘. .l 0 0 1 0 001 0-9—3 4 2
St. LonisCleveluud‘nnd Chicago-Do-
troit games postponed; rdin.
W ‘
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago ...... ooooooool—i 6 0
Cincinnati ....ooooooooo—«o b i
Broolyn ..... 0000000004 5 .-
Phlla eiphla .20 2‘0000'01'4-46‘11
New York .z..ooo1"oo‘1i*'--s' 3 i
1......o‘rooi-oooo’oa—‘i 4 -3
’DOING BUSINESB AGAIN.
an ‘ my friendsi’thonght "i ‘ ‘ms
anon. so take leave of nus
' hcrvbubnsasf
mien .
eedg-_Norwslli..
”CHARGED
..3 ‘fiTM‘WN‘flH. 2‘3” -
. mn’rowp, Mosul. April 30.——,
then interwtwmfmunlicsted here toi
any: in the opening .of the April term
0.!- {Eli ‘. 1
, . . ,itvrttscurniro
3. .1, l. *Jl's‘tr ‘W.’ “an: Hui-H
h
M the ceramics of c Glowing.
emu iiili . ..
our; “
Before a distingul audience. in.
cluding John 1“. Stevens, l'mel'li' 0”“
engineer of the Pansm‘cahsl; it
. mmnnent slate polii. tour. Con-
,snvill. ll. iiill, of Ti ilk, have
It, so; interesting talk before thermos
. Club of the Church of the policemen
in“ New lisvcn,‘lsst evening, clothe
result of the tour of inspecthm which
the Burton .mmmiouii‘pm: mule
~ last inoutli‘in‘ the‘caual zoos, . 4”
Thegspealter humbly W.- iaed Paulo
say Bigeiow and Congre so will".
tit winning; for their criticisms of the
initial, which hegcihlnote ‘ , as trlv'1
isLand unimportant. He til warmly '
eulogited. lit-chief murmur Stevens
' and Colonel (targets, the sanitary ex-
pert. whose’ilron erfu‘i ‘worh‘. on- 2 the '
.stbiituil.‘ hs.-~suid, 'it was impossible
to comprehend." ‘ “ ' ‘ "
2 At the cpnaiislon of his fruit (ion
,grciismnn lilll Introduced Mr; Stevens
and the audience leaving their seats.
gathered around the famous engineer
undone-cred him for several minutes.
Congressman Hill was introduced by
Lucius W. Hall. lie spoke informally,
usingmaps to illustrate histiuk. no
Yiewlng'fic history of the mu he-~
told in in ‘ resting detail of the present
Work on the isthmus sodohthe tro
mesddus task thar‘wss‘before the cu-
minosrs.- About 88,000,, i yards of
.earihrémeiu to be; cit med. The
gene“! direction or iii shunt zone,
contrary. to popular superstition does
not run east and "West; but northwest
ond southeast Tile biggest problem
which the engineers will have‘to face
iii-the opinion of Congressman Hill.
will be the building of the great dam,
the length of which the speaker said.
would extend. if built in New Haven.
2 train {the Qiilnnipisc river’bcyond the
i-‘E. university building;
At the conclusion of’bis talk Con-
gressgan Hill held it reception in the
purio of the church. ‘
’ ()lle
:v‘u'.:.;.-_-_u:.‘.:- w .;.'-:.:-;n;.;.
from
short.
in l:‘:l‘u":"—‘U‘I
one 7:
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPQIA.‘
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dob. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
sud belching. i tried everything i
could hour of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilisn'Balm,‘snd one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
3.
rollers 2 - . .
e .viei- SALT LAKE STthtEOVER.
Men not What They‘der‘nnn‘dcd. But
Union Wu Nat Reconnlud.‘
_2,§ALT LAKE 2 Utah.1 .April 30.»-
Etreet car service in Shit Lake will be
resumed today after suspension since
Sunday. After the electrical workers
had practically decided 'to go out. in
symphthy with the car men. as well
fit the adjustment of grievances of
t eir own. early today. the street car
company sent for fo pongrcssmsn
iii-y powers to some to any wttiement
with the men that would not involve
formal recognition of: the: union. Mr.
Roberts immediately met-\N’stionsl Be
the Willi was”, C. 0, Plait. whd’told him:the
j” I The strike was started? Sunday after
much“ fruitless negotiution which end-
i ed with positive refuting/u! General
Msnmr Bancroft of tbej‘iitnli ‘ Light
and Ruilwny flompuuyto recognize
Secretory Pratt of tbqaiunlou: Both
.‘Sundty and Monday the. oompapyrsigv
nally‘fuiled in its elort to run «cars.
Public sympathy seemed to be with
baseball.
demonstrative 2
things warm for
by the company.
Th demands of the men which were
gran are a rule of .25 cents an hour
for our men, and 30 cents ”after: the
first lyear’s service. , The‘recognitiou
of thexlinion wits not granted by the
company. but Secretary Pratt thinks
. that the changed attitude of the com
pony. ‘
employee who stood
which terminated "the strike. am.
ousted nearly“ enough. to recognition
to satisfy the men. 2 , . ,
“When the! car men’s settlement,
.Wflis denounced. the electrical work:
ers consented to'lsti‘ the matter of their
depends semester the present “
CURE!) HEMORRl-MGEO OF‘ THE
‘ . . 'Loivo
‘ "stive‘ral‘ years" slum my lungs were
hi»:
“WWW hemorrhages): writest‘fii." M.“ hits. of,
I W “t he ersl'physicienswltuour,
“LI" contorted enemas
slid Tar. summit inns!
stored as. a bullet.
advanced stages of lung trouble." Fol
runway
“hrs“ muffins
on earth.
S mm lens results from scold. Refuse sube
stltutes. l’laisted's Drug Store and
‘Clifiordl’harmacy; ' ‘ n
‘ i-n . ‘ .. a.“ x‘
wuru CO‘VINGTON “A.” 079W‘A99r
2 hole Cantrell Depot‘stiiaged.
Coun- ton, ileum. of a‘ tornado willshstru'c
‘dembie' damage. No lives were lost.
Two f compresses: owned, by the Guilt
Compress :‘Compsny were" ‘unmnfed,
on was the
t ,
Flies."j¢;,'1'ilnt‘ u- v rat-ire in
A: wuss «matinee Wish
i ! ' ii’ ...“ n a
o 2, ‘s‘snut ., ”‘2
corut and hunlonq o
rest um nominal} . T. j t
by all mum and 2'
‘l‘i‘ll "- . ' ~ Manic .- w
l"? Invaluable for Cough! ‘ ‘ , 2 _ 533%: fidwhiliiit'v‘fli’. 00:13:33”?
2. , . . . ..... .....‘Fuuro
34iu. Dsuooiersi we. use 0.12.920. Mills outdone St. John Elliott.
‘ _ . ‘I w 2 2, y ‘ 2 2. 2 2 " - Scenes from the 0pm: of Carl Marla
2¢¢¢M°¢¢¢¢m 0” . vonl‘Wehor ....... . ......‘Godirsy
‘ 2 2 p .4 ,2, ...... . 2. .2 Patriotic hongdmbl‘ico ..... . Carry
l l
3. .
rashes rams.
[Oidltbd' Lenny, fig}... _
M 19" . ‘ .~:.~" i l
it rusrrbor
3. AL ‘
Iii, . ..Y millet innovation list-
(01" WW ‘ $7.0 t' . ghastly
. Ly u.‘.-lnvf. a '1; n a it! A still
[too , til-em : i “but“
was ill! :. ,
. w i "not .
2gdhyfifiiold otruclt‘tvorhr. The strikers bur'bd tile
Don't accept any substitute.
.Addrtsl.’
., 2,” ffl/fmfli“
Thet.”fiwbstltwen ” " "“ fit
.. N , tilflwlihfi. 90‘
‘. “it?“ “h ”vs ‘ bet t in
whale‘be"slisiish”luto "the lg'r‘hggoliffbrd‘rmfim The Bridge
~ Art in i . 1/ t" .
amber.“ f ‘2 2; . . “ t
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Elton 8111128, $15.00. ,
A special we have much pleasure in offering. A line
of jaunty and stylish Eton Suits made from mixed Suitings.’
checks and small plaidfin gray zl‘n‘d white, black and white, 7
blue and whireandtan andwhltc. 373;, 2. _ 2 ‘
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lWoven Beg Rugs,
The ideal Rug tor bedroom or summer cottage uso. It
is hand—woven in the old fashioned liit—or-niiss style. There'
are dark mixtures Willibrig'ht borders, and tliicro are light
colors, mottled grays and tans with s‘bandlikc border' at
either end, finished with a {Tillrgepf the warp. -
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33.3”? II]. Carlic‘thto‘rc, first floor.
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Ironing Made Easy. .
There is a new kind of iron polish in thosliape elf-«a
folded square of paper coated with wax. It is convenient
to use and cleans the iron from starch perfectly. Cap is:
used on the finest fabrics: .Ask for French Ironing Polish.
‘ . , ‘ . Basement Furnishing Store.
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Sill: Gloves for Misses and little girls. A pretty quality -
elbow length in white, pale blue and pink for dancing school
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removed to the third floor.” ‘
After today customers will find the Art Needlework
Department on the third floor in the front of the Upholstci‘
Store. This is a very advantageous change. as there wiii
be more room, better light, and customers will find it pleas-
aiitcr every way. All Embroidery materials, Wools. Yarns
and Stamped Goods will be found here. ‘ "3
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