i
z
.
1
I
’ Mufwtwowaeb i
_ GRAIIH) in ita gave ‘
aotebowtheyamaam tall l
(rayon. Bow ' f
' Mine it i
t
l
reaew,
r-hnlefltauaaiikelaeofl
(atrium minions-ally half
I
outlier “tori—Citroen r55
ammo .
‘5'. Malina Wattle Pay for Car-
wieie‘hmleree the Millionaire.
WON April 8.—“8peeial m-
0! widely varied kinda, from
It'. with financial magnates to ti-
; mnproductlonm are named
apecillc charges today zit-com»
the suit for uervicea in the,
' pat Thonlaa w. Lawson by
. . Donahue,
. .lttflet' demands 8250.000, and re-
rtyethree different occasion:
he acted for the millionaire
WI" 0! on extremely delicate
Want nature. The suit to
' topic of discussion on State
. y, and if it cornea to trial
ling revelations are expect-
in. the scope or Mr. Law-
etluoun activities.
‘ hue,’ who Is a well known
ilcian and business man, has
: amciated with Lawson for 2»
pin! probably knows more or
impose than any one mun.
,' , “huh vean azurzuce.
a just completed a twenty year
. I‘mtenee. imported by Bucklen'a
' i > ' halve. which cured me o
.. ', .lit piles juat twcnt y years ago."
. ' 0. 8. Wooiever. of he Rays»
1' ..N. Y. Bucklen'a Arnica Solve
‘ the worst sores, boils. burns.
”a and cuts in the. shortcut time.
tl‘. H. Baxter’s drug store. "
J'ANIIIMAN STILL WEAK.
NDON, April li.——'l‘he bulletin l5‘
ihia morning regarding the con.
ion of Sir Henry Campbell-linu-
mn says that the former premier
iiillled a good night with it fair amount
.dgl'leell. He colitiuued to sum-r from
weobnaea.
OLDTORZA.
" V 1th liteltintltlultmliwa ngi
$3....“ . . . -..- . .
(loorgetovvn Chemical Works.
‘ l. C. Benedict. Pres.
‘ c. In. Shale-s, Vice-Free.
‘ auuracrunmo cuelula'ra.
Donate olartttzo
A line Spirits of lurpeuiiite
theonaerowu AAA eelulre)
1"? line Japaua, Lacquera, Varntahee.
“ , ~» Fairlie. etc. etc. .
The Charles E.Slloles Company,
‘ “to Gain Ageute.
0""
City.
’It Is not understood that her estate
f of Miss Katherine Elkiuu, whose en-
ttaeeeneac ma tuggtvpar.
mantel-u People in cattlelen Have
Claim Again! it.
The eetate or the late Paul Newar-
Inc, who died of iniuriee reoeiveditt
an automobile accident near Daria:
laet year. bee been found to be inani-
rent. and the Probate Court of bah-
anott baa ao declared it and the com-
miaaionera are C. J. Abel. Fred .1
Brown and Frank Noyce. all of Les.
anon.
it was supposed that the ileum.
mace were worth a large amount oi
money. and at one time they undoubt-
edly were, but after their death: it
woe found that much of their money
was tied up in aloe“, and that dur-
inx‘the panic the unwritten ahrunk
at) that little could be’ reallred on
them, no ii iii said. Besides this.
much of the property appeared to be
in the name of Mrs. Muttormac, and
has been declared inuolvent.
Claims amounting to smile 815.000
have been presented against the err
tale of MaeCortnac. and thus far the
estate has not yet produoui money
enough to pay them. There are four
claims, one from (ieor. Burtls tor
$1.000; Carrie Bottle. for 85,000; Min-
nie Northrop, 3500; J. H. Bari", 3500.
These persons reside in Stumtorti.
and are the parties who were riding
In the carriage that MacCormac run
into with his automobile. These peo-
ple were Injured at the time Mrs.
Mot-Cormuc was killed and Mr, Matt:-
Cornult' fatally injured. The claims
are aupposed to be for injuries that
theta: parties sustained in the (“TL
dent. Thi- other claims are from
under-takers and otlu-r billu :lgttluat
thrMoeCormnea.
It is understood that. one of the
parties who has a claim ogulnst the
estate has brought. n suit tor the
amount of his claim. The commis-
sioners hnve not as yet set a data for
a hearing Oil the clninm. ,
YOUNG ELKlNS KNOWS THE
DU
KE. .
SEATTLE, Worth, April 8,—“l know
the Duke of the .Abruzzl. lie iii a
mighty 30ml fellow and a thorough
aportumun iiti well. lie is better than
the average of the tilted foreigner-u
they trend over here for American
wires," said Richard Bikinis, brother
gagement to marry the cousin oi the
king of Italy may he IillllOlllil't‘d abort
ly. With E. ii. Sltllghlor, a fellow
[rotiuate ot Princeton. and C. Little, 0’
Victoria. young Elkinu’ will leave here
today on it three months' hunting trip
in Alaska.
sveltv' Laovve oaeasuto cum
aelt
ahonld be equipped with o daint
allow white, one piece "Standard" Pol
celain Enameled Lavatory. .
Have you ever stopped to colloidal
how delightfully convenlnet It. worth
be to have hot and cold running wate‘
In your OMIIBI chamber. aleep
In; apartment or ilret door toiie
room? ita preaeace would afford yet
the hisheat degree of comfort.
We will eladly quote you pricea. 0o
plumbere are atrlctly competent no
choice, boueat and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH.
CORNER MAIN AND Wll'l' OTC.
turner atmt, New York
m w. harmony.
Ill-oral umter
, and labourer.
3‘” North Main Qt" loath Namath.
* "rm" ' Y'tl‘lil"i'.£‘ 1
,. 1'0“ng :t efliea. 33-2.
Want»... ....... ..——.
'vo'oti' “
till itumtt
beat modern or adeetliic
aalue door by us.
. t V R .
’ ' ea aavuoua er.
, we»! «a on rear».
A CAR LOAD OF
AUTOMOBILES !
i". It}. LOUKWOOID (i 00. have that re
tztvlved is cur loud of
ELMORE AUTOMOBILES.
three nhd tour cylinder». two .l'yflli
vain-loan erratum. They are on exbi
bitlou at nlll‘ tlurngv. (‘ail and ltmi
them over.
F. E. Lockwood 8t Co.
NONWALK. CONN.
llailu Line in A. l.
tor freight Olly
in and alter Tue-day. Salem 1
it“. helm Propellere will law
Pier II. Inc, River. New York, (toe
of Dover etreetl. ever tier. (new
leader), at a ii. at. night neelvet
pat Norwalh up to i p. re. and ti
Norwalll up to I!" p. I.
NOIWALI areaueear ea.
Mole. J. mill. 0.. 6. Melanin.
Leaaae.
General Agent
m... . e
Attendance all home day and night.
FRIDK. ll. OINUNO
UNDIITIKII.
litigate! l'ariora in (Mutilation.
. lady Attendant. oi.
tulloe and Floatation.
I. .9. ”MN I?" .007" NONWALN
)t “a
M M
'LUHIINO AND ITIAN
with»...
L literate!"
I“?! A D rte ;
Nave pea aeee eteett at
”ONION D MNOII l
the tort . Wanner
VIM a me-
.)forpiline normal.
oerurco'rtc.
A Remedy l'orCons
lion. Sour'Sioutat-hflla
iibmtsibnvulsumsfmrish-
. nesannd Loss or Swap.
Infinite Signature or
I \ii.
“Hunt's
ONE OF THE HAWKS SHOT.
Capture oi Other Expected soon at
Putnam Park,
One of the puir of flu! wing hawks
which hnve. II hi lii'llt'\'t‘ll. bet-n muk~
‘ng home with the Killlli' birds at l’ui
tum l’urk. was ahot and killed Mon-
illy by Albert Steve-nu. of linubur).
The bird killt-tl'ia the, ictlmlc of the
vuir and all Mr. Stow-nu ltlta tllHt‘tHl'l‘r‘ll
the mulling plucc of the birds. be loud.“
renuonubly certain oi' capturing the
other hawk noon. in litt’l lu- lll'i-d twicc
It the bird Monday. but did not one
'eed ill killing it. A climb up to thc
teat revealed ulx «gull In It. which Will
vrobubly bi- deutroycd after the; otth
bird is secured.
A reward of Ilvo doilaru was tlflr'ri'll
‘ty lhl- gun clubs of ilethel und “till
nor to whoever WtIIIltl kill the birds.
ind Mr, Stew-nu receive-d a part of
bin on exhibiting the bird Mondm
'Vt‘niltl: In the sn-clvturr of "10- llethil
(Hub.
The huwk lllt'lirllll't'tl just three feet
'nuu tip to tip of it» winga, uttd Taxi
let'nliut George llitt"kl'i‘, ul' llcihci. ltltl
aka-u tlu- bird to mount,
HE GOT WHAT HE NEEDED.
"Nine yenru alto it looked no if m)‘
line had come." nay» Mr. (L l-‘urthlnr.
II' Mill (‘rm-k. lntl. "l wuu no mo
iown lhut liie hung on a very slender
hri-ud. It won tlu-u my druggiut rm-
Intuit-oiled I'llt't‘ilit' ilittt-ra. l buughl
tbotllo and I got whttt l tumult-d
lll't'llpllli. i bud one lot itl ibi- grow.
tilt Electric illitera put it back on tin
or! ugltln. utid l'w been ui-Il t-tm'
loco" fluid under Kilillilllit-i‘ pt I“
l. liaxti-r‘a lll'll’.’ More, ldlc, “
Entire Republican Ticket Goe- into
' Office.
The borough cit-t'lloll ltcbl Monthly
n Ht'illi'l Imuilml in the clcetlon ill
ho ('illll'l' "t'plllillt'lill ticket ’l‘ble lit--
wt. with the vat-i-pliolt of tin lil‘ii'l.
.HIH riveted by u pim‘ulltl of n [on
Wt'l' too. The ltepubllcuu t'dlitlltillit'
‘or Worden it-celvcd ill "low volt-u
hen the lN‘llltN'luilf' cutldidule tor the
mice. For it borough ivlectlou. lllt'l't'
lulu cntmldcrublc lute-rem umuilvmi-d.
villi-h wlm plltlt-iludly t‘t'liit'l't‘tl on lilt‘
hind ol' the iicltcl. lltld llll' tit.» llt‘i'.
hue Iu Mtllli' yrurr til it borough vim.
(loll illi'I'I' were it li'W it‘ulttu out - II
'tiua \’lilt‘ili to tho poll... 'l‘lu-
number of votes cunt “Elli :lti nun-u .l
27] rill-I ollp )t-ut' ltd".
. «Mn-.—
llow much you. Would like to admire
‘ ‘tiut. who Intarlablt prod» tour 9......
upot.
IOROUGH ELECTION lN BETHEL.‘
ltillil‘
You can‘t Nil hllu lot-llul, uo lump-r l
roam-mm
Illa Kind Yul ila've
Always Bought
For liver
Thirty Years
BASlillilA
‘weunmmJa-veea'em.
MEXICANS UNLAwFULLv JAILED.
Complains Made of Acts of United
States District Attorney Alexander.
i'ilHiCNlX. driz, April 7.~-Auguutiu
l'iull. «opt-rlur mumul in Arizona for
Mexico, llllti rot-cited u petition signed
hv C. U. ilustulut-oti- unit A. A. Wor-
H05} of Turwuti, in hcbztlt' of Jose t-l
.‘lcrrlh, .louo K, Inuit-z. Junior 1). Mur-
tincz, .iotw ltttlz :qu lihtvllt‘n Quittin-
lmve lN‘t'n unlawfully lif'lil ill lull in
Tuscnu since Seplvmbvr. llltl‘l, at the
Instance of linitcd Sililt't-i iatrit-t Attor-
ney Alexandr-n and who lutvt- been de-
nled interrivus with fi‘lt'lltlttt or con-
uni. also by the order of Alexander.
The petition unyu Ihul in July, 1907.
thrty Mexicuua were brought to Ariz-
ona by the agent of tho lluouo-uni- Mlilv
lug Company MW Working nix day“
all were impriltoned by the immigru
lion othecr. preaumnbir tor vioiul'lon
of the contract labor lap:
They were xivt'n A hearing Septent
her 4th, nild till u: r»- deported except
the live who wct'u lu-ld (mll‘llrllllly lot
wlfltcancu in li :«ul to he brought
llKlIlllrtl thn‘ llllqlltuflt‘ Mining t‘om.
party. It. in illli‘Kl-l tbul they huvo-
mrter been culhd upon to testify in
iiiii‘tltac. It it mod that no compell-
notion hon own then nor offered. and
that no (‘tillllllltllliltlitln bus llct‘ll ill
low-d, and hardships have been work-
t'tl upon the lltlltllivs ot lllt- men in
Mexico.
There is more t‘:tturril itt hills sec
lion of the countri- llltln all other
disease» not liozvtlwr. and until the
butt few years um. ullplmfll'll‘ifl be In
curable. For n t'II .it many yearn tloc
torn pronouutw-vl H .i local dbwum- and
preucrlbed iocul lt‘llit‘dlt‘l, uud b). con
tainully fuillug to t‘llll' with local il'l'ill
zuwnl. prououtu-ml ll llcllrubic. Hciencc
.blut proven t‘:l‘-Illll_ to lN‘ u comdltu
:liottnl dim-ow null therefore ruqulrca
i ctilllitilutlnuul tn utuu-nl.
;turrh t‘urv. lIlitlllliiit‘llil‘t'tl by l-' .i.
'(‘llt'ltcy & t'o ‘l‘oh-do. ()hin, ill the
toniy conulituth-uul cure on ”W market
lt IN Iakcll llllct'liuil)‘ to donors trout to
drop» to u Ii-zlnpmmtt'ti. lI ltt'tii diret‘l
it! on the blood .md murmur auriucca
'of "HI and: it! They offer one hull
tili't‘il doliul» in. .my color it tulla
‘,t'llrc Stunt tor t‘ll't'llllll‘lt and “will
illnltillih.
i [\tbirmu:
I" .i t‘llbINI-ll' It- t‘ti.. Toledo. Ilhio
Sold by in-uuat iii. 75c.
‘ ’l‘lllw iiltil'u Pumii)‘ PHI» for court
plliioll.
”m
”I hill‘. but, did \ou inuircm
lltllblltl‘il lillihit'l on tour mind?"
i “.\'u lll'. nu llll' buck ut the lit-ck." ,
‘lhlliilllttl'u /\illt'l Iv till.
thut
.m,
“IT‘S IN THE 31.001)"
no. live Mcxicuuu who are alleged to
liltil'u i'ir
martinis aouewuii
A Nora Than a Illlionflomen
Take tip the Fight—Alanna:
Still Torn irom Bleeding
Beck: at Birds for Others
NEW YORK, April li.—Letul bird
blood has been itpllied to decorate the
Hauler bonnet» of American women
thin yenr than ever Ill recent hlutory.
it was declared by experts In this city
today. llased on careful examination
of the luillim-rv market all well on re-
port» trout ageuta throughout the
countr '. this conclusion was illillOliile
ed at e. headquarter», of the Nation-
lil‘ANiiOtllaiiOll o! Audubon Societieu.
With the help of the million women
member» of the National Federation
of Wonten’u Chiba and other orsfifl'm'
tionit, the Audubon workera promise to
keep ttp their fight against this fullb-
iounblc fornl of bird blitehery till
premiratlou tor limiter Sunday no
longer meant-t u lunar-acre of breeding
birdlt.
That it minority among the women
of this country still demands the
bloody ucnlptl of the mother heron for
ulgreltci; Iu shown by the Illicit ntld
yet-rut ironic in these plumes which
olilccru of the Audubon Ill'ltiOt'YlliilOll
urtitll'i Iu today being conducted by in“
plume buulera. Although the bionic-r
carnage among this nightly llpecles hon
practically t-xtt-rniinated It In all (If
lit-t old houutu in the i'nlted Strut-u.
auctions of South America are now bu—
ing secretly secured, us well « millili‘
ern Europe, Africa and Aalu, for this
tlllptllti plume of the breeding heron,
[talked In their repeated nttenlptu to
Ni'PIlI’i‘ legislation ltl New York utttto
to make prom-cotton of such l‘ruilic
possible, the Audubon workers are
today unable to eflectlrely check the
distribution from this city of ulnretteu
irrcspectlre oi where they come from
to the women who still weltr them.
Wherever the lniliiuera still lli'l‘tilt-ll
in offering [or little such illicit gilfltl‘i.
howr-ro-r, the . Iubon association is-
toduy inking tit' ‘e measures to aiiiillp
out the practice, which women's or.
gnoizntlons in every town In the rotor
il‘) ni't' writing tho-m' they no longer
countenance. tic-run tnIIllnerv estab-
lishments in Columbus and Cincinnati
have just been convicted untl heavily
titled. it wait reported by the Audubon
ugeutu toduv, for having uigrettca ill
their [mower-Ion for sole. l'ntll this
irniiic hi finally stopped and the pittin-
age of oil wild birds from this or lil'l)’
other country in no longer bundled by
the millions. the Audubon workers
declare their campaign will be. fought
on along theue lines. This movement,
they declare, is lnlernntlonnl, not nee.
lionltl or local. «
“it is gratifying to learn this yea
that American women are standing an
aolitlly behind its to putt long tight
against this Easter mnnaucre of the
mother birds." lurid William Dweller.
preuident or the National Aaaoclutioll
of Audubon Socletleu at Its headtmur-
tors. ill llroudwn)’, today. "I not
hearing from Women's organization»
all over the t-ountry ewri y to this
effect and l'liillli'l‘ that lurk» feathcrn
and other domestic bird ornamentx
are tuilintz' the More of the l‘tii'llltt'tl
plume» of the butchered wild fowl. \Vr-
shall not real. borrower. till we can ptli
a complete stop to the Nflll‘ of wild
llll'tla' pluutiixc by the nlllliltx-rs and to
this end we cull upon every good no
:tutu and mother in the land to help
ms.
ONLY CURE FOR DYIPEPIIA.
Mrs. i-h'ttnklin Noah. of New Castle.
Del. nova: "l rumored tor years with
dyupcpalu, tilted to how- great diatreau
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped the
:tlltll i took Brazilian liulm. nod one no
cent bottli- cured me otmipieteiy.‘
lv'oir little by it. ii. Pluiuted. I”, ll,
iiuxter and The t‘liftord Pharmacy. ”
lNTlNEO‘i’ ON MORTGAGE PAID.
Gen. loath Talia why Children Were
Moved From button Home.
t‘upt. Ali‘llmlt'r Nordvn. or the Vol
untecta of Ann-rich blot riwlrmi from
Ilt‘ll. ilnlllogton llooth the following
letter. which lit m'lf-eltplullutori:
"A repolt hurt reitr'llml me that it
rumor bu» ltultu-d circulation in the
m-iubhorhmul of Marion. Slamtord.
South NtiiWiIlk and other town»: that
the mortgage upon the llatieu "tillb.
.riltch uutll rteetltll won our Volun-
it’I‘I' i'lilltll'l'li'lt littillt'. hurt lump “ill"
(‘Iimt-tl.
to‘klu-Ih‘ lmumiiutt-ly correct thin lilt-
proauiou. 't‘lu- lutereet on ,tbt‘ mutt.
than of the lhtrlell Home has boon
paid. and u reretpt itmt otl lily tlt'lili
mt the name Furthermore. there has
lit-ill no liii't‘t'lllliil‘t‘. "or not content-
plutiuu of the manic. nod l tool It to
blur rtuiu llllli the lriondn who but»
.lidod till. it» Well no the ptlblle ut
llii‘lt', eluutid underutultd how unlirv-
Ir t'l‘l’tmtiiiiltt nod untotludeti thbt I'v-
iiiili in.
“You only eapiuiu that to- have a
turtle hulhilua to Newark which bi
V'nllillit't‘l ptotwrty. winch lll ill errrr
will luluptml tor a (lbihirutt'u ilotuo.
tuil that We have lummd the children
to thin imlldhta. WhN‘uiuI ml lolltnl
lilo lllll‘ii'n Home loo tor trout New
Hil'li, involving heavy carviure at the
limo ot the (tonic air «mull. and «but
other exporter it.
it
tituir old. and trout thul they will no
tilri'tiltlllil the Vultiillnoru trillb their
truttauclitlou conducted in u buahtotul»
liko manner.“
Chill“ MCVID "Mimi“.
and ruminant). April who."
limitlt'lit‘. chint uutalur lti urine at the
tulliieahip Rhoda inland. tile Ital eu-
tinted man in reach lieu Wilhelm
trout Mitillt‘iii mul'li tint-t at Meade-
lovuu hey. entrant hm yeeturtiay on
the lmapitul akin lulled. Ill hie iti-
“. "ml at a men elm he: eerv all
u blue prelim ht the navy. tile «rum
hill! hm to imlo the itfllltieatiy of
both era and m atlout one litto-
timl per cant.
le MINI M PACIINWILLI.
i'Mlithlldafl. April .-- v.
Jason W. til we. recently peater or
tile Ilaltiet turn" at helm and
mallard. dilemma”. ital tamed Item
to take Mae at tile pariah eeeaew
with the frat ”let about.
mm W" "
The D. M.
milebed 1”,. “
"I di nlrt- )tili mt our reproachtiltivc. ,
“th thank our kind trlondu tor.
1.» 7
diff WM ‘
5......“ A' Marnie. i
Black Cations with white
Novelties in ’l
and up.
All i
patterns are shown in'
$8.5” :lutl up.
t‘ilhli illi.
j
window.
other good-s.
NIVI INN-AND GONPIIINOI.
WIMOHTM. ”one April U.—-l’ol~
luwittl two dare otprulilutuury attain»
iuailotle lilill minor notation. the
illth annual treat-ion or the New lotto-
itulti (loutcrtuwo oi the Ni-thudittt
ltnluuipul tthlll't‘il will» bothered tor lilo
ml barium at the mate it with
lint .ioruud melting older. alien .i.
w. "mitten. at taut Arterial. Will on»
little over Ilttc deliberation! at the m-
elon. which «aptitude» on Alimony ov-
nulile, when tile hill or appointmeute
will be "all. .
helm tint imolmtttm or ”II! outt-
tvmee lode“. the dolesetee pa lot:
pared in II oly multimillion vice.
and Matt molt pert. lit a memorial aar‘
vice. which ill a helm 0i the 00“?
ing melon each year, The annual
«term mole» and tut «auntie
tie lull the aettiverean at tile illne-
eaaoa' mun em included in
tile alteration prostate.
"rile t “MI" to chart on
m
mutt-usi- liuc of Black Silk Stockinga of all weights
and grades, including a very stltis‘inctory and durable kind
uith cotton and hair suit-s. l'Il’Ulll $l.00 up.
Tan Silks with durable soles, $l.m.
cut Glass.
”or new lint-u of Libbey :tlul_ Doriiiugor being rt‘cciv—
('il. our t'ut tiloss Section ls‘ in complete order and ready
to supply demands for all pierce. large and sum“.
The D. M.
A upuciul purclllutc. running In ruiut-a from tile in
' 100 per Yard. '
To ttlvi- our etlatotucru equal opportunity. we will not uell trout
thin lot until our: tl'i‘l.tit'K ’l‘hureday ultnlloou.
Corset Cover Embroideries at 250
lienulllr price. :ific.
Allover Embroideries at Special Prices.
Wt‘ lmlu- .WHI‘ iIMIW'IiOII of our regular Lillt'n l‘llllibl‘tiltlcl‘lt-ta tin-IO
eeanllthedtreeteae.“
t
{mu Advertleetntm
Read“ C9
The Spring and Summer Hosiery.
A glimpse at the show-use til illt.‘ iioséry Department
suffices to allow that the styles are extremely pretty, 'i‘uus
are prominent. and a very light tau. known as lilomliut‘.
iilat‘k Silks :qu Lislcu are embroidered in colors. simply
lit-Witching. The following list gives {in idea as to prices:
Black Gauze Lislea. 25. 38 and 5th.
Black Lieles, a special, 38c, 3 for $1.00.
split soles. 25. 38 and stir.
Black Hose. iu onions. 25. 21) and 50c.
‘zlu. liioutiinc. nod t't‘ipcnhngcu bloc, 50c
.\' t- \v
English Rock Crystal Vases. $2.00. $3.50. $4.50 and up.
English Rock Crystal Compotes. $3.25. $3.75. $5.50.
Cut Glass Compotes, $2.50, Sltnfisoo and up.
Cut Glass Vases, 53:51». $1.25 and up in $25.”).
Cut Glass Water Bottles. $.75. $3.50 and S5 o.
Bonbon Dishes, Sim. $l.5o, $2.txl and up.
Cruets, St'i'i'l‘itl distinct hliillit'h. $1.50. 352.:
5- $3.
75 and up.
The Hudnut Demonstration which was at the Toilet
Section (luring I’ltir Wet-k. will continue a few days longer.
A few of the Fair Week Souvenirs are left. and three
wt.- shall hurt- pleasure in giving out according to Fair M'cck
(luv to curb customer trium- purchase :lmouuh'
in $2.m—~as long as the souvenirs lust.
Read Co
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t Thursday is Bargain ‘D‘lly
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We entry in large assortment of Embroideriea In both Edginga and
ittueriloll. Also. a mod variety of Match Pallet-nu. To bring Nome in-
to more prominence, we ahull lllilltt' llilit week'a Ilurunln Sale ('t'llil'i'
Embroideties.
up
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A Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwaiit.
rm «6.
NICHOLO ALLOWID Lilll‘i’v.
iiilliliilli’tlit'i‘. April it. “'i‘llii'flllm Ni-
obolti. ot Newlowu. who turn lit'i‘fl Item
in. the li‘uirtiuid t'ouuty luii ill thin
oily pentlltla tho i-ouudotiou of the co
I'mwr'e inquiry into the doath ol‘ I‘I't‘l‘y
lith at Newton». wmt ruleumt bout
1 i it lilorllilut, lion-our ii. A. Ilotou
Intru'mlua tibwltt liltwicr Ihlu tilt-rt-
wlui no further immunity ot‘ holdlrut
him. The» uutupey idiom-d that tho
immobility of Nlttltula' blow having
«need ledth'u death w'tla rev remote.
W trunk—r
to! «IAN Till ll NIIC.
lmyhotly is loud at indium ice
cream. natutuluiiy mom the Vim
mean. and it you audio it worm"
and nee D-hi'il lee 0mm Powder it
ill ml to be anatomy pure and
whelaaomn. titterautlted antler the na-
tional pure tootl hunt. militia
lleeeaeary. no all r. flavoring or one
to add. liven/t lap to the package
ready for immediate nae. M. Ml em.
era. tile when. It: min. Older te-
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