“Mr household turnlturo. ' ‘
that It I property.
'Ilmi on than we anon ~ ‘
error. 2
until 1‘ o to. Heads and
”Tram" until 8: 80. y
”WWW.».W__~-
l.Mohackemo.2
.—
T mow
While we can make I
,jj-prejnpt connections.
2'2P0‘Tl‘al brings repre-
tentative.
YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
SKIND AND SIZE OF
WE HAVE lT.
We have about 150 doors of various
lyrics and sizes and about 400 Wilt
owflcreons. so you will be pretty
lit" he find what you want here.
Nollie have a large assortment of ‘
‘ honor: SCREENS. LAWN swmos.
vouch ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS. RE—
nATous. ICE CHEBTS, ETC.
8 ALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. couu.
or en Tools, Plows,
Farming Implements
a‘ints, Oils, Varnish,
and; everything you need for
' Spring.
)fi“
hop Rear 11 Walt at.
30 Mlln 8t.
“of Investment Known
, '_ the Permanent: Ownership
let an York‘lleal Estate.
2 96 Guaranteed ‘
Interest.
payable in Gold and Secured
0, York Realty value in ‘
ratio of live to one.
will bring you our literature.
I
all
,Pmorslnconnwthm ~
that. . ‘ To]. 004.
"e' and Residence.
IN ST” SOUTH NORWALK
,PLUMBINfE AND STEAM
The Kind You Itave Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 80 yarns. has home the simiamre or
- and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
Allow
no one to dtazeivo you in this.
All Oounterfelts, [unitatlomr nnd i‘JIIst-ns-good” are but:
,Exllorbneuls that trifle with and endanger the health of
infants out! Chlldreu-—EsperioIIce age. dust Experiment.
What; is C'ASTORIA
Qummilmn harmless enlistitnte tier Castor Oil, Pare-
gorie, Drop» and Soothing2 Syrups. I t is Phantom. It.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substancm, Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishnoss. it
cures Dial-rhino and Wind
Colic. . It relieves Teethmg Troubles, euros Constipation
ll IIII Fliltlllflllcyv
It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Sip-each and ”circle, giving heal
thy and neutral sleep.
'The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
canutns CASTOFHA “ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
he lied You The Always Bought
I:
In Use For ‘Over 30 Years.
we own labour. or link" «not. now won em.
6
COUNT COSTA PROMOTED.
ROMP), Mat 2.5 ~~~~~ (‘IIIIIIl litdlurullou
in, the liullan minister at Stockholm.
has been prIIIIIIIlud to the rank (If nui-
bassador, and will be neat to Table to
succeed (‘IIIIIII Galliuu.
THUE HEPAIHINB
is not modem or scientific
unless done by us..
Monarch Repair Shop
‘ 43 RAYMONO.ST.
'PHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
THE NEW
212 Hotel Victoria. '
on: MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room: a special feature. an
and Electric Light; throughout. Ev
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cat. In connection.
A full line of Imported Ales inclnd
ind the famous Basa' s. Burton's and
Base at. Co.’ I: Stout always on drnuzhl
Anbcuscrdluseb Boer on Draught.
l T. J. SULLIVAN. Preprlotor.
2 Telephone 992.
Horace E Dana 8: Son
45 Wall 8L. Norwalk.
REAL ESTATE.
and 2 Insurance.
w. have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
meat increase In value with the rapid
’prowih of the town.
CItyNatIonal Baal:
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.00.
2~ '2"? suanus AND-PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
. ~Preo.
" WILFRED BODWELL. cnhler.
- DIRECTORS.
E.H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Sarnuel Grumman
Josiah R.Marvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Row“.
I347 1907
ATING.
HOT. WATER ”HEATING
HOT '
23in nan 1359
ATOV ND RA GE
OLA'I'E 'AN ‘l'lN ROOFINo.
on and Steam Fauna. on FIquI-u
. 2 use: can“. etc.“
Have «pom our stock oi
mountain RANGES?
rat: JUNE: $1530“!!sz-
NORWALK. 2
CO
‘7 MAI-L STREET-
I
LUSH TO LEAVE NEW HAVEN
TEAM.
NEW llAVl" MN May 25 -~Wllllulu l...
Limb, .pbnlnu IIIIIIIIIueI‘ of lhe New lla-
vcn (YIIIIIIIcllI-ui lIengnI lluscbull team
will sever his connections with that
ormtuluuliuu. next Wednesday, It is
announced, and will lli‘Ylllc his ulchI-
lion in u Ilt'W business enterprise in
which he is interested. It It: also slat
12d that his eyes have been troubling
him lately, and he wishes to Izlw
them a real. 2
School Taxes.
m
Union School District.
m
The taxpayers of tlu2 South Xihwnll:
lluiou Scbml District um hbccbv notl
lied that the district tax of two mill:-
ou the dollar. laid on the town assess
meal list of 1907. at a meeting of tin
dislIict bob‘orulhc lllh day or lune
Hill? at ilu2 Franklin school. will in
due and pqubic on the first day at
May, 1003. a: which lhuc I shall 0:2
ready to receive same at Silliat,2li~l‘ow
oil‘s drug store, 5‘: \‘l'ashingioa street
I’cuully at the rule of it per cent. a
year will be charged on and after June
1. 1008.
12‘. A.‘ 'l‘(‘ll.l.l-ZS.
Collector of Taxes for South Nurwnlh
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 28
liiils. oils to ll
- more:
CITY TAXES.
'l‘h:2 taxpayers of the (lily of South
Norwulk are hereby unililcd that lhi
city tax of seven and unwind! till.)
mills ou the dollar, laid on the assess
Itlcul. list of lillIT. by the l‘lourd oi
Estimate and Taxation, and the street
sprinkling assessment. laid by tilt
Council of said city. will be due and
payable on the tire: day of May. 1908
at which lime i will receive the some
at, my oliice, Room 5. United Bank
Building. 97 Washington street. South
Norwalk Penalty at ,lhe rate ol‘ him“
till per cent a your from May 1. i008
will be. charged on all bills reinaiu
lug unpaid after June 1. 1908.
WILLIAM S. \VlI.COX.
Collcclor of Taxes of the City at
South Norwulk.
South Norwalk‘, April 30,1008
hill) to ll
i913”
La. 11
..1.;},2‘;.2$ 4;, \
Mowers
are the very best grader BALI.
BEARING which reduces the friction.
and makes It posinible‘xto use a wide:
machine with lean ellort; can be Mir
lasted very easily (on: quietly
Charles E Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET?
Older Library Jllli Returned
Alter 42 Years’ Service——
Fo’ castle Farorlias Include
Fiction,
I'd.“ .12.. ..
the ship' a library,
notion today.
ship “Rival"
Icturu this week of a similar library
wblI h was sent on its travels ()t‘illller
17, 1800, two years before the "Roose-
velt Athletic Class” soul out theirs.
ltoeords of an. 25. 742 book chests elr
eulatod by tho noel my since 1859 allow.
however that life of forty-two your»:
for these volumes in the lorecuutie is
exeeplitt al.
Whether Captain llrlci Donna, who
set sail for San Francisco on Decem-
ber 12, little, with the books presented
by young Roosevelt in still alive, or
win ibcr ship or crew auivive to tell
the isle of theft tale tunnel. be do
tunnlued he: I2 today. because of a tire
years ago. which destroyed all ship:
ping records. Only on. report, bow-
evor, was received by the shipping so.
ciciy on the corrt‘lsptuulini; library
shipped two were below for Galves-
ton and just now finally Iclurn 1.th
December 10, 1873 this book chest
swan reported transferred to the l’lsu:
luuqu u (llIuIecsleI llnhlug (roll lb:
i'cllnli by express roIII Its forty-two
years or sI2r\ieI2 by t‘uplulu lsruei
liaIilell of this I'2,Inacl brimll: the first
tidings ol Ii in tlIlrII- five )ltl‘ll‘.“
l2‘mIII 3,000 captains, males and sea-
mcn this American Scauulua lI‘rlI-nd
So: lclt has today cxnl‘t re lords of ll2i
loIiII lihluIIIa now kunuu in be ullnni
'l‘bcsu Iceorvls show that 0:82:00 vol
unfit: have been read by l2l2.230 New
men, while 120,3!5 luckier: of illicit-
Sam‘s scrvicc‘bavc read H.415 books
especially yell! out in navy bottoms,
More than II hundred and fifty
of these chests have then reported
as in use in ll. ii. Life Saving Station...
where 1,327 keepers and .22IIri'IIII2II,llIIVI2
read their 0.330 volumes Earth library
is numbered and regimen-d, and n22
ports of its voyuglugu made in anyone
who may. launlb and lump l: liflimi by
posing lwenlv dollars
A wcalbcr beaten eIIIII‘i‘ef those books
in today awaiting ro-ulilmueni at the
soc-lclt' II hemlqunulri's after having
2222::220 for lwo ,l'vlll's on board the
l’cary Arctic t"|uba :lI :Iucr “-lloouc
veil" lli quest ol‘ the llIil'lll bole. iliIr~
lug lbc lnIIu Art-tic uicbt from (With
her i“: in March 0, ideal. l’cury do
clurcd, every book was read and to
read by every iuelnbrr or his crew.
'i‘bI-sc libraries, of wbi'h ulnmut 300
have been sent in 2222:: illili your, con
lain lorry-threevolIIRu-ser travel and
adventure, biography, I-cfcrcncc and
religion. A l'llblc, dbllnuury. alias and
Pilgrim’s l'mprcuu me included with
many of the inn-III mid moat uuiiabb-
works of [midi-y and fiction. ”all it
dozen of thcsc blink». an» in the Swml
lab, Herman and Mrwclgau tongues.
Records of Uli‘ 100 libraries sent
ibrouah the such it as u ll'lt‘lllill‘llil lo
Duchess of Alarm-cl! in him show
that, many of lb:- boobs Ilcdlcutcd to
2thls wuudcrlnu "accrue Gordon," who
2|:2li ll dulwdmu to follow the lien and
be nn'cpl overboard, still travel Uli‘
s. .12: thumhcd hml in the tu‘ruuiic.
i- was scuoots WON AGAiN.
Defeated the Overlook; by u Score of
Eight to Six Yesterday.
'l‘hcre wall number but prune of base»
bull played i‘vntcrdu)’ afternoon a: the
Overlook grounds between the libzh
School team and the Overlook learn.
This makes llll't‘n or {our games thal
the IllgI: have won truth, the Ovcrltmku,
Ihe score of yt'hli‘l'lllly'fi game being ii
in ii in favor of the Highs. ,
’l‘ho lineups oi the two teams were:
High Schools. , Over-looks.
Valiant. .................... . llucklol'
t‘uleliet‘.
Bracken ..................... Arnold
l‘iIcheI'.
(lucruierl . ............ . ..... Furicc
First lluec
Ryder .................. Benedict
Second Base.
Mathias .. ............. . ..... . Wet-d
ShoIl Slop
mosey .................. . .. .Iiowurd
’I‘hiid "0.80
Hines ......................... Rose
- Left l22.ltIIl ,
(‘hluery .................. . Martinez
CC‘IIIII Field.
Louder: . ................... Richards
Right Field.
Umpires~~Wuy and Mack.
M" _‘
' CONGREIGATIONAL CONFERENCE
BEACON 12‘...“ LS May ,26. ~—-’l‘he
Nauxuluek Valley conference of Con-
gregational churches met at the United
Church here today in the regular
‘uprlng session This conference in-
eludes some twenty churches located
at Waterbury. WIIchlown, Thomusteh.
”08PM Wfllcott. Norlhfleld. Oak-
,vilile, Nnuguluek. Middlobury, Sny-
moor. Derby. Oxford and Deacon
Falls. The morning session included
addresses by Rev '1‘ 1). Elmer oi
Winstedi Rev; ll. Derll. Williams.
2P, R. (lummlua,2 and Robert Dennison.
of Waterbury; Rev. SlIerrod Scale. of
Naugntnek. and G B. Chandler. oi,I
Rocky Hill Business and devotional
meetings and the conference sermon
by Rev. A J. Huynqp. of New Haven.
Titled out the afternoon gathering.
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2 ‘ JURY FOR PHILIP ~‘l’RlAL.
WASHINGTON May 28.—-- «When the
trial of Boston Philip. the wealthy
clubaian of New YoI l: and Warblnston.
accused of the murder about a year
ago all Frank B. Macaboy. I: cabman
acqualnmuco; at the Arlington Hotel.
was resumed today the work of com.
oleting the jury was proceeded with.
There were eleven men in the jury
box. but all of these so far selected
Phone 667.
were subject to challenge.
1
has:
emu.
Society to be Held June 17 at
Eng Haddam.
liAIt HFFORI) May 20 wA meeting of
l the board of managers of the Connecti-
which President Jun“
Roosevelt presented to the American ist was alrwtcd to send invitations to
Seaman s Friend Socipty in his Iulllduu Nathan Hale Chapter. I) A. it . and to
speech folly years cymbals been 009- the New York Society to be
covered by the alliance of in” orliiiiil- guests of lht2 Connecticut Society on
That this about of books June it.
which Was launched on the clipper the society will have a basket picnic.
by the pet-Ilident in his The III-20mm {In the day will
tenth year, may still be musing on the sis: or the muIlnc business of the so-
hlgh soils was pmved possible by the chi), lt'llllll‘li; or 10pm“: qul the vice
i
the heir III Aberdx cu by tile lbiwuueil
eat Society. Sons 0: the Revolution.
was held. last Wi‘i‘k at the Hartford
“("0“er ’nd ITEVBI Club BeiIuloI Morgan 0. llulktlcy.
l picsideht of "the society. [I esIdIIl.
annual
meeting of the society at the Nathan
It was voimi to hold tie
NEW YORK May lag—No trace M Iiale School house in Nulhun Halo
l'uik. East Hlliiildlil. on Wednesday.
17 liuukcr Hill Day. The secre-
the
instead of II dinner this ycaI
(' till
lion of olllecrs ’l‘the will also be
pulrloile addresses by ublc speakers
and the Nathan Hale model will be
awarded to the chosen boy of the First
l‘liieil‘lcl school in East lladdam.
A vote was adopted extending tlIL2
use of Nathan Hale Park in the Sons
ol the Anmrleau llcvolullou for their
” annual outing: and II eouuultlvc, cun-
alsilug of 1-), liar: Fellil. Waller I.
Wakefield and Eugene Blmi'llllilill. was
appointed to invite the i-loun of the
Allltll'li'llll ltcvolailoII lb participate
with the Sons of the Revolution in
their Incl-ting of Jane 17.
Francis ll. liarher. WuliI'2I2
on, W. R. Bushnell, Eugene lwurIlIIuIlI
and Norman lI‘. Ellen wart- appointed
a unintuitive to submit in the annual
meeting I: list of iIoIIIiIIulloIII-I lurmill~
core of the society in be eleelul for llu2
cunnina2 year.
Alter the board of managers had
taken luncheon lttgvllwl‘ ilu- unveil“);
adjourned.
Kennedy‘s laxative Cough Syrup
din-I: not cuusilpulc. lull on the other
build its laxative, principles gently
move the bowel-2:. i‘hliIiIcII like ll.
Sold by 'lbc i‘lllford Pharmacy and
The Bridge l’huriauey.
FOR PITTSBURG PHIL'S GRAVE.
to Cornatlebu to Be
Woven into Life-size Horse.
I’l'l"|‘lilllilill, May 2il.~~~'l‘hI2 “23.000
liiuusolcmu, which ileum.- TC, Smith.
or "Pillsbury: l'hii," built for himself
lII2rI2 years hciore he died Will on M"
Iuoriul Ila)?I be adorned in a least un-
Ilh'lllil way.
William Smilh. or New York. a broth-
of the dead "Hill, in bovine Innglc
i re :1 life-size floral horse, which will
be mounted upon his bmlhcr'u lIIlIIlI
iIcItl Friday, and Iiciliculml by Mr.
Rlnilb and swine. New York "loads on
Saturday morning,
line or lhc specifications tor the llnr:
III horm- ls that it shall contain but
fewer than 3,000 while carnation».
VALUED SAME AS GOLD
TI il Stewart a merchant of Cedar
View. Miss. save: “1 tell my evlinlum
err. who u tbcv buy a box of Dr. King's
New Life Pills they gel the Wurih of
that nmvb sold in weight, if afflicted
with consultation. malaria m2 billions
aims." Sold under guarantee at F, ii.
liluticr‘s drug store. 25c. "
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BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State League Results.
At New iii'lllliil2~2Nl'W llrliuiu
llritipepul‘l 4.
At New llurch-wSpringfield «l, New
Haven 2.
Al llurliord ~liarllnrd I,
At l\lcrhicn2~~\\'ulI2I‘ln|r,\' 9.
N.
Thoueandr of w
S.
llulyukc 0.
Madden
Yesterday‘s American League Results.
Al l2'lIiludclphin22-(‘vaclmul 3. Phil-
;Iilclldlih ‘3 till iIIiIllIizsl.
Al llosiiur lbINimI 4. Si. Millie 2.
Al “Enablimlon--«2-lb2lI'oil l; Wash
illainn 0.
At New York-«Chicago 9. New
York 3.
Yesterday's National league Results.
At l’llluburu l‘lllsburu :I. lluulou 2.
Al lilncluIIIItlwt‘iIIeiquIli-llrooklyII.
wet, grounds.
At St. Louis 22222 Philadelphia 1,
Louis 0. ‘
A: t.‘lIchiuow—(‘ltieztgo 8. New Yuri:
7 ill innings).
Si.
~Donn’s Rogulcls cure constipation
without grlpiur nausea, nor any wcaic
lug eilcet. nick your drugglst for
them. 25 cents per box. -
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliilordw bl. J.Ctllanll\'. is}. l“ lilaod-
lug (‘ S. Mnuill (‘ I) Rahkio It A
God) llnnloil; Jacob ()ektrs Oakdnle:
ii, iii. McKee. F. 1. Shaw. “illhuu t‘..
Wbcclcr. New York; A. S. llalulllou.
Rochester; .l. A. lilslop. Stamford: 0.
l2}. Jonesyd‘icw liuvcu; H. 12‘. Witlw.
Charles it. Bowman, Toledo; Mr. and
Mrs, ltobcrl “any, 0. E. Youugreou.
Valleyvillc, N. H.: J. liclinsl, Cum
den; liobrl. Hullord. Limerick, Me;
A. A. Adams and wife. Master James
A. Adams. Portland. Me.: ’I‘. W. Mel
N. Y.
Mancunian—Ac ll,
York: Mrs. [monomer and son, South
Norwulk: A. G. Beers. New York: I.
R. llurlbutl Wilton; George Reel:-
woll, James H Adams, Ridgetleld;
Mr and Mrs .1 It. Wuiz, li‘lorlue M
port; George Xnuihraty F. A Field.
G, E. Pendielou. New York; N M.
Wright. Rosina: .l. C. Pratt. New
York; George J. Lines. Shelton. (loan:
H. R. Fowler. llruniord.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never let it rpn into pneumonia. not
lulu: grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the toullh xvi norm. 311‘
2 You wont Balm and a pill ty so do not
: trifle with the small hires. but get the
50:: or $100 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully {or two weeks afte
you think you are wall. to utterly an»
nibilate every norm in ,2ever great or-
llen. These remaining germs cause the
revll alter effects; it in half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops.
W . i. ‘ . ,. .l‘_ ‘
0' the Goon-client
C Fux- ,
loy. Hartford:- ll. D. Douschcr. Uticn. ,
Downer]. New 2‘
Willa, llrooltlyn: S Greensloin. BIldge- ,
W. G. Kennedy. .l. Lynch. New York; ,
Farabil'JIZId I”,
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The Silver Sale.
Silverpiated Knives, Forks. Spoons, and various odd pieces
-. in Flat Table Ware at about half value.
Teaspoons \Inrth Icgulmly {SI 25 are , 75¢ a set.
Tablespoens $2.50 are $1. 75
Dessertspoons $2.25 aIc $1. 50
Medium Forks $2 50 aicfir. 75
Salad Forks ~~ ‘2 $2 so are $150
And the mid pin-cs arc Berry Spoons, Salad Spoons and
Forks, Fish and Pie Knives. Soup Ladies, Meat Forks, Veg-
etable Spoons and Crumb Scraper.
With such small pieces as Tomato and Cucumber
Servers. Jelly Spoons. Sugar
Spoons and Butter Knives.
A Very Imp
Shells and Tongs, Preserve
ll
ortant Item.
Rogers Silver Knives and Forks.
Special during this sale,
L‘IIiIIu Slm‘c,
Set of sis. Knives, $r.25.
Sci of six Forks, $I.25.
{out of Center Stairway,
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
An Attractive Sale
for Housekeepers.
\ ury Lug: pIIIIiI: Isc made at an unusually favorable
Imuliiiuu of the Inarktt in regard to Lotions enables its in
ulICI ibis itIIIpliIIu sale ul Sh
tillltlll is Ne“ \nlk Mills. Iulc
liltSt piit‘lrs fun lmih Shuts
high III llrltt‘ the lust b \\2 lllirllllllh‘l
vets and l'illqu Cases. The
til ”I: very best guides Note
and l’ilhm Lasts have been
Prices for Sheets. , ‘ l
Size 7.3 x 00
Size HI x 9)”
Size Si N 0‘)
Prices for Pi
Size .42 .2: 3“
Size 45 x 31')
2 Sheet
60!: Clii‘ll. ‘ i
63c each.
70c cztelI.
liow Cases:
:5; each.
16:: each.
and l‘illmv Case Section.
(llllb‘illc 'l‘miay.
Clearance of Go-Carts.
.\ small collection. values
Any tlllL‘ of them fur
2 $5.
$7.50 in $I .2150.
00.
as lung,r as they last.
Fourth floor.
The D. M.
“React Co
THIS MONTH WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Floor Coverings.
Note the Prices of Rugs.
ALL WOOL INGRAINS.
2% by 3 yds.. for ..........
Regular Price $000
ll yds. b\ :1} j. ydx“ for .' ..... $6. 40
Regular rim $8 l0
3 yIIil. by 2! )'ill5.. l'Ill‘ ...... r: $7.49
Regular Price $0.00.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
it it. by 11 it, for ......... $0.00
Regular Price $12.50.
0 it. by i2 l‘l,, tor ......... $12.50
Regular Price $15.00.
0 it, by 12 it. for ......... $14.50
Regular Price $17.00.
A BARGAIN PURCHASE
$4.50
Sale Price 25c.
Bargains in Other Goods.
f: A. Dicketmao
84 Washington St. South Norwalk .
Telephdne 446
suon: DINNER: fA' spools TV.
It:
elor We‘ve” evol‘y .nltc
Wheeler 8:-W
Jivkhlll.
ELECTRICAL ARCHITECT DEAD.
SIICENEGTADY N. May 28:—
William A Pearson, chief architect of
the General Electric Company died
today. He was stricken with paralysis
Westei‘day.
Opens MAY 380:. under New Management
. , ,umi or or attractions. _ .,
social atteIItlon given lie Automobile Portico.
Icons Band Decoration Day
sooner. KANTHAKY‘Miflater- ‘
' AXMINSTER noes:
3 yds. by 4 3:18.. for ...... $17. 50
lteguluil I’Iice $22. 50.
3 yds, by 4 303., mi .......
232 Regular Price 825.00.
T 3 yds. by 4 yds. for . . . . $22.50
Regular Price 27. 50
(Note chuctiou of $5 00 per Rug).
BODY BRUSSELS.
3 3:13. by i )ds.. for ....... $25.00
ltcgular Price $29.50,
WILTON. Ilone only).
3 yds. by 4 yds” for ......
Regular Price $35.00.
(Not:2 reduction of $10.00).
OF JAPANESE MATTlNGS.
Value 30c.
$25.00
gen,
WWW”.
DANCING, BOATING, BATH | NO,
r'noon and evening.
.—————— 22* Ts
METHODISTS BALLOT FOR BISHOP
BALTIMORE May 20. ~The thir-
teontll ballot for bishop at ihe Memo.
dist Episcopal General Conference re-
called In no choice. Total vote, 731;
‘ necessary to a choice, :83
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