x
a.
sift-smith.
TOWELS -
A complete assortment both In Huck
‘nsmu Ir.
Abarnln In Bath Towels. I for
Sheila white and corn.
IlauaoltMiiErI
"floats.
sou-rs lionwauc
I
1111011115 Stevens, of No
Sunday at her home mill
Quintard avenu9,
i“ Anew veranda Is helps built on the
LHammook Iii
Mrs. Thaddeus Guysr, of Raymond .
street, is soon ning the day in New
York city, visit 11; relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. frying L Bradley, of
West W halos sheet, are 1111131 111111
ing Mrs. Ila Lyons, of Danbury.
...—Lun—n—
James B. stloy, of Bayview ave-
111111.111 secured I posiilon as conduc-
tor with the Connecticut Company.
William A. SteVen‘s. one of the driv-
1m 01 Charles S. Trdwbridge & com-
pany, is’Enjoyihg a week’s vacation.
Miss Bessie S. Lindeberg, of South
Norwolk, Is attending the‘ summer ses-
sion at the Sinte Normal School, In
Daubury.
Mrs S. W. Velsor. of Quintard ave
11118.11“ returned to her home from a
visit. with E. 0. Smith, of Paterson,
New Jersey.
—D1'. Dick's cures Malaria.
Miss Lulu Barrett, of Norwalk, is
Spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Barrett, in
Georgetown.
Lawrence A. Douglass is having an
extensive veranda placed on his 1ssl
deuce at the corner of Hamilton ave
nue slid Lowo street.
If you ‘nre fond of blueflsh Cutbill
can furnish you at 14c per pound. All
other kinds of fresh fish. The adv.
will tell you about them.
Seveial vessels of the Norwalk
Yacht Club fleet are expected to go to
.Hunllngtbn. next Saturday, to partici-
pate In the regatta of! that place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Solinans wo1e guests
at; the Elmwood Hotel Mill Plain, in
their auto. from South No1wolk 11c-
companied by other friends, on Wed-
nepday.
The 1011‘: continued drought is telling"
on vegetables and meadow bottoms
and pastures. Streams are low and
milkmen are feeding glain to keep 11p
their supply of milk.
ms. seas Flynn and daughter. Dor-
cos. of ,South Norwalk. have returned
home from a three weeks' outing at
Mrs Nixon’siformcr home at Pound
Moudt‘l‘ilfi' (3!!!“ Plain.
'rhsiii .Ihesas of Mrh. o. 11. 11111-
ler, h " ‘ town, will be glad to
iesm’ I13 now steadily improv-
ing 11 ‘ .at Bell Island, where she
is spending- Iie summer.
The Little Haste, the speedy boat"
owned by WilliantJ McHugh, .lr., it's
to h vs a new boom in tailed. and wills
bet
groh'ghly oval-find ed iind cleaned
”befoi‘
entering any more races.
‘Mi's. Dudlene'E. Raymond is having,
a new 1be placed on her block in
West Whehihgton street and on Red
Men's 111111.111 East Washington street
by I119 Raymond Roofing Company, of
Bridgeport; ‘
0111113111 Russell B. Budd, or the Wan:
deregironrth, Is having the vessel
thoroughly overhauled at Miller's
shipyard, in 86th Norwalk, and will
have her ready fer the races at Larch-
moat next Saturday
Wowolfip'on loft of Haymakefs, b‘f‘
arid 0rt. Mkli be visited y Deput
.Chl Po lman, bI
Uncas 36““! Norwalk, one
11111311611111; k1 $111 the ne ly
eheigtfig “‘ng [11w 1 'nstalied. n
I-tliib‘hi n will to oilow the cer‘e-
riiVliVIVIVVy.
k6. 1181111, 110! New York; Miss
his 1111: on. Hoboke‘n. New
dérsey. rs. Hoenry Ehlars and
daughter, of Brooklyn were among the
out-oI-Iown peop1e in Attendance at the
funeral of rgenry- erg, of Bayv ew
avenue, yesterdly t‘ernoon. 111.3111;
111 and 01.00 I Yard.
“mi“.
111.1.
John W. Bancroft of New York. has ‘
iii-sod the WilllItn '11. Smith house In ‘
tactics of Jud 9 Alfred E. Austin, at .‘
Don't mention it.
But we militias the 11¢: ,
11111 1‘ .111. at our 11116111111
bubbiihg‘ and cold sod: Wiii .
alpaca through days like
1111». ”
Creamy. fruity, icy bev-
V'thc hatter 011 like.
If you wan to gets cool. comfbrti
able suit Vre'a Joseph uDavis' adv.
Mrs. 1111111 Seifert 1111 Miss Carrie
Seifert, 111 Ill, W In Mrs. Charles
M. Mueller, of S uth Norwalk, spent
yesterday at Stivln‘ VRock.
Bradley and 11111111 Field are enjoylu
camp life at Calf Pasture Beach an
intend to remain some time.
(large Brush,1loy Ferry, Charleg
Noteworthy bargains In trustworthy
merchandise will be» found at H. Krie-
ger & Company's The adv. will tell
you how to get them without the ready
Vcash
Former Mayor and Mrs. George B.
Buxton of Norwalk, moved today from
the Norwalk Hotel to the home of
Miss Lydia Secor, at 10 Sprlugwood
avenue.
__L___-——
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bearse start
today for Clay.ton N. Y., whore then‘
will stop at “The Hubbard, " and enjoy
the beauties 11nd receive the benefits
of the Thousand Islands.
Floyd J. Angevlne, with the launch
lda, arrived at Albany yesterday, and
starts on the return trip today. The
party consists of five, and all reports
are of a most enjoyable trip.
Miss Mary Bradley, who has been
visiting at the lilmc. of Miss Katherine
English, in River street, Norwalk, for
several days, expects to return to her
home in Hartford in a few days.
Mrs. Charles E. Williams, Min
Williams and Miss Margaret Wil Isms
of South Main ‘,sti'eet and Miss Betty
Kenny, of Bridgeport, will comprise 11
party which will go to Atlantic City.
New Jersey, tovspcnd two weeks
daughters of MW and Mrs. Thomas
Lestherland. hays recently returned Io
their home in Orchard street, Norwalk.
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Warren.
of Hanover avenue, Meriden. They re
port a fine time
A truly Japanese lawn party is con-
templated in the near future, at the
residence of Mrs. S. R. Wood, Brook
side. Madame Fuji-k0 will ve i111
personations and the famous utterfly
dance. The affair will be for the. ben-
efit of the settlement work,
There was a good sized attendance
last evening at the midweek dance at
the Knob. Music was furnished by
Sp‘eidéi' s orchestra, of Bridgépdrt. The
Jerome May Banjo Club has been e11
gazed to furnish music next Wedues
ay and 011 the Wednesday follovving
Judge Charles D. Lockwtiod. of the
hate Court, of Stamford, has ap
proved the agreement oI adoption
whereby Robert Arthur Campbell. one
year and four months old of SIatnford.
is formally adepte‘d by Mr. a‘hd Mrs
G'e‘orks Shipman EdwaiV'ds, of South
Norwalk.
lI'he "New Haven Illa ister" reports
that Governor Woodru has arranged
to p rehase from the Fey estate the
pre es, N0. 56 Dwight street. in
New. Hay He sold his former home
on WeSt C apel street some time ago
and bince then has been living at
Gullfd r1! , , ,
"Shoriy" Schumadn, the Not-want
baseball player, In playing wi
Lyncbburg, Va., team, wheré is
110111”: mummy well. Shhiimlinn
liliyll iii itlld field 111th (5f the 1111111 11116
g‘av'e hnoiher tehm but two hits ii
no runs the other day. an
" s
lded in South Noralk. is now a
tration hnglneers, 151 Philadelphia.
had employed coi uously on and calls on “1891180?! this city y s-
,1 1)wa reid avenue rim ‘31“ Kb erf 111111st stbe
y wh .‘rFerris, for '11 11 jib 1111111111 11‘ construct BI 11
great many y .. , ,, . Vflltramd’ InMdsgIbhusetts.
Adolph W. Dreyfilts,
asthmatics Counts
a shabby, high 1111 111111 liépt many
. 11 man. back when trying for a
poA 1ion. ‘
on man
. letters of r
lid ion—'41 1101111 11111 the hddldmwm«
wraituiuhs social world. 1
Wear B
look bettsi" a start 111111 1111111 Ilibir
1111s
1213“" sf KOPPEL
AIL! TAILOR. ,
South Nor-walk.
d1 NINA Math
» ls olil
. sell I certain amount.
.V Suitiiied his good judgment for the‘V salV
V 111111 returnyour moneys. .
11111 Clara and. Ethel 1.1111111911111111 ,
_t.he
takes his Iurn in the box as well. He _
W ' V
Churchill Hungerford who formerly
1h tuber of Hungarfdrd and Terry, fIl- '
is... 01111 111.1 11111 uneasy
personal appearance is worm ’ 1
[£11 Tailored Suit. They“
mrepu-
fraud specific for the cure of con i161:
ion and dyspepsia at bIlf- price.
‘dition to this large discount he I regs
to return the money to any purchaser
whom the specific does not cure. _
it Is quite unusual do be able 1
fifty cent pieces for a 11mm. bh I“
Is what this offer 1111111111111.
recenuyghroug W
til) (1 Drug , at
cIn could g,“
booth. he If! ,
{allow him to séll It ta 1‘: redp c
price for a little while agreeing“
The resulpli
,haxhe on something remarkable. . ,
‘ uyoiie who suffers with headpb
d 11 epsla. dlszlness, sour 1101111111,:
before the enter my live
trouble, should take advantage 0f the
pportunltyié Dr Y’srd's 1' col I:
3111 cufg Irony e1 11 by
any chanc‘e‘I‘I 1111111121
11188 to
TAFT HUSTLING THE speecH
1101' SPRINGS. 'va, July 16.—
Preued by the ecesslty of having Iiis
speech of steep nce prepared several
days In flvance of Its delivery at Cin-
cinnati 011 the 28th Inst, Judge W. .
T1111 boday determined to, forego lgr
”11111,!“ recreation an exercise until
an k is n sis-lit. Golf and
horseback 1‘ lies will not figure in
daily routine again until the speec is
sufficiently perfected lift the burden
of its preparation I him. Mr.
Taft was In his office early today, and
i'csumed the dictation of the paper to
W. W. Mlschler, his stenographer. He
has gone over the documents he desir-
ed to study before dictating his speech
and has the subject thoroughly In
hand. He will keep close to his task
until It Is finished.
[2-18 North M1111 Street,
'56
South Ii‘orwslk.
Discount
D0 yau want. smart. new Wstyles I
'5. 00 Waists It ...... . .. . .331
83. 00 Waists at ..... . ......
2.26 Wailtant.............. .;.Ol.ZII
1.75 1111115110 Wants at ... oil‘s
6
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111de ii‘imi'é‘i‘ts A mount
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1'10 1
,. Misses . Vidal;
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SPECIAL! ~
now is your chance to secure one
of our $1. 25 or SI .50 Doors for -
0011111981 1).
N'T PUT YOUR BOY TO LEARNING A TRADIWITNOUT FIRST
GIVING HIM A BUSINESS COURSE AT
MERRILL BusINEs‘s COLLEGE
HE WILL BE BETTER FITTED FOR ANY LINE
1 OF WORK 0_R TRADE AFTERWARD. .1 ,
51111119111.
you 81011
A‘Nn ornsli Ahnacrlous.
,V,. i‘fisqlal shougmflm 1o automobile parties. { .
11111111111111.1112 Next Mdhfliy,.1uhe 8111, Fans VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE 11111111111111.
sriulho 1111 “Pass" 111113. 1
Domestics III 111 WIV Wfpmillu
thil Favcllhp
WMHINII'I‘ON. July 16. That a
household servant when travel 113 with
a member of the family entitled to a
1111111 1311111111 included 1111111111 the earth
"Iamll' as used In t e not to regu-
commerce, Is one of several In
gm an £61199“ 1' flags made pub-
lite Cififltnerbe,
' Commission
in “other ruling the commission
‘ - holds that common barriers may pro-
vide at pointii along their lines eating
. houses (or llassezgers and employee of
null “cat'iler11an that property for
és‘e‘ 12" the an ink blis‘es may‘apmpei'l
ig’a‘rde ad necessary 11 Itite‘li
sit for use of the cat-11ers In the con
duct 0! their business It is provided
Ihatth these eating houses. “$1115;
mufit‘ not serve no general
1111 Icon prepared from commodities.
he I ll published ris‘te.
it Is held In anothpr decision that a
halt lfhe bivned by a mutilclphlity,
1111 pai'ticlpstes in inter-state move-
11111111111, Is subject to the jurisdiction of
“ the act to regulate commerce and of
the commission.
In still 111111111 1' decision, the coin-
ihills‘ibn holds t
fig:- may be a tb01 Ized to make a re-
d 011 116611 11111111 Its error 111 111111
1111111111. illiil that the 1:11-
ri‘e‘ru log ai'tiéitistlad iii the tra 11-
1111111111111 itho‘titualdithillli 11111th
able thereto. "11111111111 be shit with
through the department of pmsecu
lions" .'
AMERICAN FLEET AT HONOLULU-
HONOLULU, July 16. -——The Ameri-
can fleet is due to arrive at Honolulu
about 1 o'clock this siternoon. accord-
ing to a wireless message which came
in during the night. At the time the
message was sent the ship's livers one
hundred' and sixty the miles distant
from this port
...—......—
3.
98c
. Funeral Directors and, Embalmers,
South ‘Norwiilk, (191111.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
'Port Chester.
- hoe Sale
Give the Boy I IiIlr of Oxfords.
We have them in 11111111111111.1511. colt. duh 111111
., and Russia Cal ‘ '
““‘i‘i‘.’ Pfff‘f..........f.'."1§.li°° Vim‘m‘ oo"?i°.°......; ..... 93331.1?"
$260 ..... .:....... .1.” 8i60. ....... ......... . $1.30
P110115 m. : ~. In wasuisio'ron crater.
n Walsts at low prices? If so, here is
your opportunity. We offer this. wdek the following exceptional values:
$1.00 White or colored Walsts .. 09¢
75c Waists. several styles . .. .. . .. 5:1:
50c Wais‘ts. Width 111 'coloihd .. . . .13
_ mourn-110111111111?
M'sil
oaucmo. comma, sari-1111105
it?“
Base Ball Pawnee, Roton Point. I
able 1qu been carried at less than' '
t a iuls- routing cfir- ‘
' day.
25 cell“
131..
1 kers; John F. Cook.
' Peters, J. H _
: Grath, Danbllry1. W H McGee and
' ‘ U 5
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ANUFADTUREBS
' ENJOY OUTING
Congressman Hill Tells of
Tariif Revision as Proposed
MILFORD, July lti.-—Thc Manufac
turcrs' Association of Bridgeport, hav-
ing as its guests many manufacturers
from different sections of the state.
held 11 barbecue at Rivor Cliff yester
At the. after dinner speeches
Governol Wood1 uff and Mayor Lee, of
Bridgeport, were intioduccd and spoke
briefly.
The main address was given by Cou—
grcssman E. J. Hill. of Norwalk, and
was devoted mostly to the coming task
of the ways and means committee, of
the revision of the tarlf. Mr. Hill
interestingly Went into many of the
details of the preliminary work in pre-
paring for revision. In opening be
con rniulatcd Bridgeport on Its re
mar table. growth along Industrial
lines, saying that the city was one of
the big ones of Connecticut. and in
certain respects, industrially speaking,
It was one of the biggest in the coun-
try. He pointed out the remarkable
cleaning the revision of ihe tariff
Would tune on the city. He then
pointed out the growth of the country' a
foreign trade and then the size‘ and
lmpmtuhce of the import trade. He
pointed out the, trade email-funnies
and what manufacturers should do It
embrace those opportunities. lie snit‘
that the tariff revision will be aimed
to meet the inequalities of the com
mercial relations with foreign coun
tries. He urged the manufacturers It
organize and be prepared to appeal
before the the committee on ways and
means with their demands to to I11
prepared to justify their claims. Con
grcsshmn Hill described the muchlu
cry lillt'fldY in motion to obtain as new
1r before the fullest and most elabor
ate details of industrial condition:
abroad. eslccialiy 11s Logards. Its
1911ch pul for labor. e silid thu
threeI days after the election the com
million will come together and begir
to hold hearings. Mr. Hill reform
to the new law which will 1:11 into of
feet in I' 111,11nd, whereby all foleigr
pnlcnis will be nulllllcd IIIIII'SSI.
tlcles are manufactured in England
tinder 111111111 patents. He pointed out
Wherclu this law was going to hurt
this country. He said that there was
fifty million dollars in American capi
tnl producing abroad. exactly the same
things 11s are made. here. and unless
the tariff can be 11111 to meet: this
that amount of cupitn abroad will be
ihcreaScd. In cotlchisiou Mr. Hill re
fel'rcd briefly to the monetary qucs
tlon.
~Bllliol1s? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? C011. plox
ion sallow? Liver needs waking up.
Dean’s linguists cures bllious attacks.
any drug store.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahsckcmo—Lco Lalley. Bridge
port; Mrs. Lo'ugue'cker, city; H J
Whitney CHartIoi'd; S. S, Souls. Schen
octaély .Mooré, New York; 11‘.
cIiiId, H. Tilriier, city: H. 6
Craig, New
Eork; S. Grceust‘eln,
Brid'ge‘port;101n 9.1.110.wa York;
’°‘J.m 1111 Xrtier. T. I" R.I’owers, city; J.
'A. Geoige, New
Ill. Co‘l‘otiel Ball,
11:, Stihcuectady;
rokiyn; William
RchlIIght, Miss
and chaliiifeur. New York;
Gold ditchmldt, Louis Drown, New
York. .
(I C Frazerém.
fim‘rk, br
sfigvcn; El. $.21 Vosbu
art W. Co 01,8
erriian.‘
R. W. Hovey, Boston. 1. Atlas, Yon-
a‘rtford: W. C.
Schuli ice. Bessie Mc-
wife.Balti1ncre James F Childq, Wér-
caster: G. E. 113111.111, New avqn;R .-
w. Evans. Philadelphia; 0 nries .1.
‘ Kelley, city George W. Fetter, Brook-
lyn; William S Goinwell, Poi't ash-
iugtnfi; James C. Foster. Stanton, Va. .,
E. M. VDoyle, Stamford.
W
JUDOE ‘AL'TON B. PARKER EXE-
. CUT38 DEFENDANT.
TOSTON, III, July 18. ~—Ex Judge
Alton B. For or, while visiting here
yesterday participated in 11 tragedy:
The dead:
EmOne large and vociferous rattle-
“The Judge was riding a horse In the
wake of a band of sheep at Riverside
Ranch, when he took judicial cogni-
znnCe of the reptile. The rattler waved
its tail. I-ils 1101101.: not be outdone,
waived all technicalities and by vir-
m of his authority and a large smile.
HILDRIN ..................,.., 5°
1‘ “ ..‘4
executed the defendant on the spot.
_'1
q..."
Cliffonde-G. spigot. . E K Cliorrill. '
3 Victor Helge, E. L. Dugan. New York;
-x...
BAD BREAD CAUSE OF DIVORCE.
Dr. Wiley, the Food Expert, Talks at
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY N ..,l Jul, 111——
"Better bread making would lead to
fewer divorces " said Dr. H. M Wiley
of the government's “poison aduad"
I11 an address before the American
Biscuit Makers' Association.
"(loud bread, in my opinion; no add
cd “would 11pr to solve the American
evil of divorce. If the bakers make
good bread and then educate the peo—
ple to buy it, the great destroyer of
domestic happiness, dyspepsia, would
be removed, and we will bear no more
0f the divorce problem."
Dr. Wiley dcclurcd to the bakers
that much of the bread sold today is
unfit to eat; that too much chemical
lzcd flour is used; that he cannot see
the reason for coloring flour, and that
It was the government's intention to
have the flour sold the color nature
intended it to be, that bleaching in-
jures the flour
lie said that. eggs imported from 1‘"
(‘hlua in cans, broken months before
being used in cakes and bakeries. had
been outlawed, and that the govern‘
men! held to the theory that anything
that is not fit to eat raw Is not 11m
east. in food stuffs. He declared that
no food should be artificially colored.
CONDUCTOR MAY APPEAL.
tase Against James E. Mcacham May
Go to Common Pleas Court.
NEW HAVEN, July Iii—Judge A.
ilcCicllun Mathewson, in the city
:ourt Tuesday afternoon sentenced
lumes I13. Mcttchmn. the trolley conduc-
or, charged with four counts of cm
iezzlement by agent, to serve twenty
1101111111 in the county jail. Attorncy
lolln It. Booth, who represented the
.ccused during the trial, stated yes-
rrday that all uppcltl will probably
in taken. Word is expected from
lprlugllt-ld, Mass, Mencham‘s former
li1111e.liowa1d C. Webb conducted
be state‘ a case.
During Mencllam’ 3 trial which hist-
(1 almost all day. fourteen private de-
ectivcs 0f the l’ Edward VI isch scr
'ice of New York, testified against the
icfcuscd. They told of il'lcncllam's al-
egctl (lefalc'itions, 11ml of how he
vorkcd the game.
SAID CRACK RUNNER HAD HEART
- TROUBLE.
Police Sungcons Turned Sheppard, of
Olympic Fame, Down.
NEW‘YORK. Jilly i,6.—'-Aftcr'Melvl11
'W. Sheppard bad defeated the fleet-
est runners in thcworld in the Olym-
pic games at London this week, it
was learned that within a few we'clcs
his application for 11 position on this
New Yorkpolico force has rejected be
cause of ‘ciul disability.
The p11 e surgeons who examinedi
the athlete reported that they found
him to be Suffering from enlargement
of the heart and hardening of the ar-
e.r.ie His case. has. been taken up
by‘ e clvgh service commissioners;
who‘se iihiitlou be had phased,
howov er, and other cfi'ort will be
made to have II 111 decepted as 11 Wear-
er of the policemaus blue.
.4
sxwttllsrsit alloy in sfa'éc'r.
Killed 5,, Min so 611:: slim to .1111
_, While Recorder. .
METUCHEN, N J.,July16.—-James
F. D. Pricke‘tt, a reill‘ed minister of
the Methodist Episcopal cli'.1lrch and
former recorder of the borough of Met-
uchen, was shutdown ‘and'lkl oil In
the street, yesterday; Archie“ errou.
charged with the shootlnz. stood at
the head of the stairs In his home with
a drawn r‘evolver, to defy arrest. but
finally surrendered when the ofllcers
told 111111 he would so taken dead or
alive no matter how many he killed.
Two years ago when D1',Prickett was
recorder, Herron was iirequ‘ently ar-
1aigned before him for disorderly con-
duct, and was once sentenced to ten
days In jail: \ .
Must——
man's NEW BATTLesHIPB.
'l‘OIIIO, July 161-Arrang'ementsars
rapidly plvgressin tor the building
of two page but 91111111.: The keel
of one will laid at Yoko‘sukc during
July, and the other at Kure before the .
end of the year The displacement]
oi these ships Will be 20,800 tons, thEIr r1
speed twenty knots, their armor 1:
inches, and their principal armameutV
12 twelve-inch guns. The old Furl,
which is the second battleship upon‘
the Japanese novel list, has been con-
demned to be a target for gun prac-
tice. The date of her demise has not
been fixed, but it is predlced that hei-
executioners will be the ships of the ,
first squadron.
111
VP
1
as
m
. FIGHT TO SAVE CHESTNUT
TREES.
Greenwich Tree Warden souhds N310
of Warning. 1
GREENWICH July 16.-—Acco flit
to 'i‘l'eh Warden C. T HotIIliig,ri W
chestnut trees in the borough out»
destroyed In short. time, if etc
1101. lmm ia ely taken to doll for
pest. 111111 is'k‘lllhIg the trees Tho'tiii-
iy method known at present to mil-
veut the spread of the pest is to em
down trees already affected ....
v {5.1
Vacation Time
Wouldn’t you enjoy your ‘vIcItlon
Iter 11' you knew there w“ I goodly
Iupply of coal In your collar daily so
ward off the first chilly brIIIII M »
Iutumn. Wear. daily dotting In With
tcr coal for prudent people who pill
well ahead. You cannot make I 1111:.
take In doing this.
Buy MIL-don't walt until the 111511
is on.
The Ferris Coal
149 WashingtodSIi"
I I
Glover’sTie Place ‘
You are lookihg for the Sept, Villa
considering your Feature". .
u 11111135111111
HOYT’S THEATRE ..
nun—0'9
Tuesday and wdns
~July 13V, 14, 15.
Lucy Millikcn 8111111
, . w1LLV "an,“ I,”
“The gacniic .“
1‘ .' _
Friday IN “V
July V16; 1VV7V, 1b. ‘
Monday,
Th 11ml: y,
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