lgestwnl‘hni‘d
893s and Remudusmhwf .9
‘ ‘ nutmeg?
. tt‘husmddithh ,
War-mammoth wrist
mandtnsso‘r m9. .
.Ih‘lfitr‘nt 4 ghost.
(In 9%“? ,
EMAN“ HELDI IF0.R‘ ACCIDENT.
IDDLETOWN. ‘anv
but Gen (9 Work train lllltl n frieght at
up River on the Now Y,ork New.
,9. .on and iinrtl‘OId railroad lost
.‘ir’, which resulted in the ions Iol’
front lines. .As a. result, he hold‘ Carl
' ’ policy of Hartford. I'cnr luult‘onut‘u
é frolght trnln IIIIdcr bonds of
Gilli“ to answer in. tho supcIior court
to tho charge of manslaughter. llcury
‘EIlIolihurd, of New Haven engineer of
work (I (in, and Alfred l. Mltrlrcll
Hartford conductor of the {might
" mcrutcd.
February 12 next, in this city.
so slowly and using its sonrchllglri?"
Contour—Don't bc nlurmcd.
run: the ship is in no dungm.
Chicago TI thunc
FOR FURNACE.
Truss Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cookmg Range and Self Henters.
Wrrght
' ’ “ ”0149.;
9;} ditch.
Mill if 'ork forEv
x (In
ABRAHAM Ll‘NCOLN'39 BIRTHDAY
17‘.-»(‘(II"oII(II CHICAGO, Nov. l7--lt who ‘an
‘IIDuvis concluded ycutcrduy his iII- nounccd (It It nwcting thc lust night
ligation- into the r'cur (Ind collision that President-elect 'l‘nft would be
picscscnl. (It tiII-I‘ celebration of AbIII
hum Lincoln's birthday Indungcr for
M...
TeIrillcd Passenger (on occnn lincII
“ inptuin. why in thc streamer coin;
mud-
lint it
It tug like this wc Inc (Ilwuso likcly to
run into somcborlr' s blooming; old but
icon and mnkc n minty Intros of it.“ «~-
eddo and Old Company’ 8 LehIgh
2‘2 Nut F5. 00 per “Fort, delivered III cellar
. changes. could he (nuns. They wore in
99 horaé (IE the Pioneer Hook and Ladder
‘I never hnv‘99l9 the power in that log ht.
and he may W185. a raw dollars.“
(91999199900 for theItonm, and tilt
this one will Iiever‘ be good for it
I. purposes and the city would be money
9 (Mr. 9999.9: said
could b9 them for the city..cartlug Mr
ftlrlturmauusuggoutedqettlusm new. and
Immnnnm
APPARJHIJ
(Continued From F‘irI-It Page.)
W ]
token up tutor. A long diuousnion was
had. tho nbovo sublcct's inking up 9.
large part of the ovonlug Otlrcr im~
portnnt‘ mnttcrs were also tt‘nIIsIIctcd.
duyor Oavuncgh not no nmdlt‘osout.
.Iouucllmun Htibhcll prod tied at tho
meeting. It won called to order and
the minutes of the last meeting were
read by City Clerk‘ J. B. Hurlbutt, and
worn (Iccoptod. All the councilmcn
were proucnt. ‘
'l‘h‘o‘ following hills word read and
ordered paid: .
Polico department
We department. . . . . . . .
Hightvuy donor-uncut .. . . . . . . .
sewer dcpnrthreut
I ”$225.5“
79.89
153.50
............ 44.48
‘1‘otal5907'l‘
‘ouncllrunn Brnndngc‘ had the bonds
of Howard Montgomery tot trousurcr
of the water fund and city treasurer
Councilman Mnthlcs uhid ltllflngnv
rucnts hurl been made for the police to
bc pnld (Ivory two wacks, but the spec
inl police hnd to wait scmctlnrcu thrco
or four wccku, and he outdo u motion
that, tho entire force wlrcn they do
duty be paid on the first mid flitccnth
of (III/ch month The motion was unnu-
huonuly voted. .. '
‘Thc bonds of the trcnuurcr of tho
wntcr fund and city trcnsurcr worn.
approved by the entire Council.
Mr. Builwltu ntniod tlrnt ho hnd boon
to Mitt-Mi. Dunlop in rcgtud to thc
scwor. The distance is fifty foot. and
Mr Dunlop wnuts tho sum of $23 and,
will not listen to anything ciao. for ((9
ing through lIlstIopcrtr. Mullah-
‘wltz said it who llllllfmslbltl to go um
other way now, and Mr. {tonic ought
not to he kept tram hnrlug the newer
The Council thought it Was h min
to go through Mr. Dunlap'o yard when
he was to noxious to gct‘lt into hlI
own house
it was cstlmntod that it would cost
the city about $79 or $1090 to put tlu
ucwcr through.
'l‘hc councilmou (mid V1 i liunlop had
not paid for his sowcr counccttuu rot
and it he charged the $25. thcv (:oul
tnko out for that much.
Mr M‘uthlcu rnudc a motion that th(
report of the chairman of the 99ch
committee b9 ncccptcd and the. sum
of 825 be paid and tho n on: be curried
on. The motion was punscd,
MIN liniiwltz hnd inrostittntud tho
llill lllll mutter Irnd lrc found the old
well in which Mr .Sbcohuu full but!
nothing to do with the tower deport
I‘Itl'nt (Ind he thought tho 8%“ I0 should
"omo from somcwhorc chic.
Councilman Mnthlcs cold no ouggcm
rd at tho time that tho highway dc
pnrlnrcnt pnv onchnli (Ind lllt‘ nonor
dopnrtmcnt tho balance. MI Mnlnuv
thought the whole amount should not
full on the sewer dcpnrtnrcnt, Thu
moncy lulu boon drIIIvu illld it was (in
molded to pm Mr. llIItlulIzJu some othm
way.
MI. llnllwltz said be had (I lorco III
Inch (It work I'IIIpnlIpr. tho crrfclrbn
wins, and the more they liked the morn
they found
Councilman GrIIIIInqu said some
thing must ho done in rcgmd to gut
ting lighting contruct. and lid until ho
had been (bound to 999 if any changed
(hould bc (undo in routu'dc to tho po
Iltious of the various llgirta (Ind llt‘
thought thoy worn all right no tlIcI
no. 119 know nothing about the light
contract. thus far, and did not know
when the prcoput contract (prircd
_ City limit Huributt suid Ult.‘ con
tract. should be in thc I'.IIult lnstcnd (ii
in nomcouc' 9 pocket.
it was not known when the contract
was signed Into the city clclk lcnkcd
back on his rIIcoIds. which only run
back to 19th in that book. and was
unable to find any contract for tho
light: thcroforc the ‘throcsycur corp
‘ruci must. have ‘bccu mode in 190?.
Ind is thcrciorc expiring this your.
lllr. Grnunnun bud thc‘ contract
which was made In 1903 for tin-9r
.cars. cxph log in 1905.
Some of the councilman thought lhrI
city was getting the.I host lights now in
yours. but (‘lty Clerk HInlbutt told
of? some touts which provcd that the
lights now were poor, tillfl Mr. llIurr
(largo agreed wtth Ih.i'un .
Councilmen iinllwifz, Grumman um!
Hrundngc who looked over the lights
said they could “01“961’ whero any
form of boxing a lull: with 9. Icprcscu
intivc of.thc Connecticrit' lion puny. ho.
into making ‘anoth‘c‘r‘ conlrnc.‘ it. was
decided to have Mr.‘ ‘tlrunnunn gct'
whut information he could and report .
It; the next. (hosting;
Mrs. Malone upoko or n mutter r9
portod (9‘ him by Mt St .,lclrn of Hon
rv utrcct‘, thnt his wntcr plpc was out:
eighteen inches below ground ‘ant
would an 1y freeze this winter.-
lie s the Smith street curb rim
grittcr lI‘ hoop laid out, and the oh
thr'cc (hi .9 d9 of (119 lock-up torn out
and set- nick; on '9 ll‘nc.I .. . .
199.19.99.99 9150 reported progress .
on the Wall street building line pcti
‘ 180 said he had invdstigated ~-
.tho prop my city (tacit and (mind
that ah‘ou‘ orty tact: of 999.99 wot
available
illr.IHubb9ll spoke of the lIIiurcld
‘or‘hpnuy MI: Baliwitz and. Mr; BruIrI
(in 9 cold the annual waadn had oop-
Mr. ,Ballwitz said Ithc horst
was, fittc‘cn yours old,.uud he will
hag E1.“ The unimul would niche 9
good slam for some one," he‘ sold
T‘We ought to out It out with someone
to. bé' tuition c‘or9 ”(It for a tow weekgh
ICouncilrnarin Grumman crud this (in "
mod horse 19 now Worth $250. truth
in to got rid. Of'zthfinl bothuond buy 99
nflw (m: It “ I-w ‘EE‘
the good harsh
(.15 It
(III-rand" not, thomnhroin
I man? within! and nun
t through the hol‘c‘ in tin
Councilman M91099 thought hertousI
died 99 th9 (it (It (Ind mowing towns.
and in the winterII ocuid he used- for
(rungs
Mr. Grumman paid it would he 9heup~
purchase It new team for tho dcpnItv
Incnt. IMr. hiubbcll (upload in this.
Mr. Muthlen nakcd whht it (would
coat to maintain tho home and wagon
of the city. Mr. MuloIII9 (mid with It
horso (Ind Wagon owuod‘ by the city,
runny littic john. cduld Ikhc dour whllc
(into is now spout 919 iFlaps; around to
hire Ono, and it 9w ho much
cheaper .
Mr. iiubbcll sold thin lire horno pro
position had come up, and (should the
attended to at. oncc. I-
Mr. Mathias made It motion. which
us carricd.‘ that thc' runttcr or (he
lrc horucu be, loit:wl h the tire corn
mtttco with powcr‘to III ll‘tho 199m and
purchasc‘n new mm.
A motion was (undo 9nd cmrlod that
tho moctinu adjourn until tho uuxt
regular mccting night
T0 CUBE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take LAXIATIVE BROMO Qulninc
Tablets Druggistu rcfuud money if it
(oils to cure Fl. W GROVE'S ulgnnj
tors in on each box the
llllEll Mill JlllED IN Hill
take in not having an agreement IIIIIdtI .
, pIIr,
HJJRS
(Continued From First P939).
w
from the midst (It his business nhortly
Irftcr the noon hour, ycutcrduy. to up-
near III the static attorney's chic-d tho
root estate dcnlcr made It full contou-
(Ion (It how for tho lost 18 yours or
moon ho had thrivrd on the auto (If
that Inorc (turn 25 pcopie would suffer
losrfitrom his Itruclilnnttous.
Ho had a plate glass (look
shid so arranged that by ‘plucing Iur
electric light bencut I ho could cutitly
trncc by II light (hr uln up tin Iugh 9
hole, signatures! from the originals on
to worthlcsn papers. . i
‘live mo my puninhuImIt (It ouccw-
that (I all i 991("119 (lectured.
1‘ ho (orumltmcut ot’ the prisoner to ‘
the bruitcmlmy followed in loss (1qu
four hours Mon his arrest ‘
As soon (Is he. mono toduy, V’IIII l
Vllsscngcn inquircd eng‘crly (If the jail
or whcthcr he would be taken to Joiict
at once.
i want. to go lmmcdlutrlymthc (soon
or this hustncsn is settled thc hotter."1
said the prisoncr, who showed Ilsibly II
”it“ nervous ulrnlu ho had nudcrgonc.
’l‘. l lx'fl'chs, who ‘Wlth William ti.
Sclpp, hold 34 not) of tho worthless on»
and brought tho action which m :
suited to tbrI rcnl estate dturlcr' u down
"l llttVt‘ kuoun Vnn Vllsscnncn siurc
ho, was a boy- i .I'cmtuubur whcu
twolvc years old be (none to this (-ounw
try from Holhmd. 1 (cold :hnrdiy bc‘ ,
ilcrc my own suspicious when turd
nook l dlsoovcrcd pornliurltlcs rtlrout
mortgage potcn l hurl purclrnsod from
him. Mr. Scipp ulno lonrncd tlnIt tho !
pupcrs I'vcr'c drnftc‘d on proportion on i
which other p‘oopir- nor-(I holding mtg ‘
iuni (nortgngu lion's \‘l-‘c (tail: :Id Von t
Vlluncugon to our othcc and told him
whnt (no bad fourtd’.‘“’1‘o our nurnriuc.
ho boldly ('(Iul'IInsIId that tho pupcru
\vcro forgcrlcs llo bog (Id on to roI~
turn to his ofllrc. Satur it}! and talk
furthcr 0n Sutnrdn'y ho (Ix‘plnlurd
thnl. tor the lust (Ilghtocn ycnru or
morn. ho had burn forging notes and ‘
soiling thorn Most or the money for
tho Inst row ycan-I no dcclnrcd. h Id
hccn cord in pIIIhIg lutrrcI‘IIt. on‘curltcr
forgcrlcs Ho cold (but it would our
cunt to almost n million dollars. and I,
that about twcrrtvhvo pcoplc would
suffer Still no Ictunod to bcllcve him
until ho took us to his (Illicc. nnd din
plnycd tho tnhlc ospccinlly constructed
for his work.
“‘l’ lrnvc‘ tluurcd out.‘ hc-snid. ‘thnt
ihcrc um thrIIo ways upon to Inc.~
flight suicido (It the pcnltcntpinr'. I
burn. chosen "In lust, and l mu randy
to go with \‘011 lllonilny to (no child '9.
tumors other, turrrondcr myself nn‘d i
go to jail ‘ ”
Von Vlisrsougcu' 9 odious arc sold to
box-9 cost him about. $40 000 annually, I
“lie bus horn spending money for
ishly,“ dcclnrcd Georgia Blrithotl’, (ttlih
sul for The Netherlands "He won Ithc
corrfldcncc of the Dutch rc~rldcnts of t
this city and 1 am nfrnitl they will be
among the houyy losers ‘
Rudolph Brand picstdcnt of tho Un-
ltcd States Brewing Company and di '
4wa of the t‘irirn’go and Mllwuukcc
‘lircwor'n‘ Assrwlntlon, who has about
$20; 000 worth of the Van Vlisscngcn
papers, said: '
I do. not know ,how muuy other
brewer-9 III-o affected. but i presumc nu
holdings are worthless. yl‘l lit
1
l
I
t
It
maid-hr; snow paths cud many other I.
or! to give the injured hot-so away, n‘ud '
kccp the won one tor the city nuns (Ind ,
bet pea. blotchcs,
III IIIIII IIIIII‘IIIIII II
they wanted to confer further with the
council on to the, justice of the pro-
cccding, their
form trust deeds and notes Ha (am it would not be .tulr to IIIoIIIIIIe of (him
sections of the city I
commissioners falling to'put up the .
top. hr- llght as ordered, the council [roused (I
vote ordering them ngnlr
tip or report tho reason u (I 9_ .
t: ourmtsslonor'u V'ollI and Richardson
expected (I writtcu rcport from Supcrr
Wiuchoutcr lust ovcr» :
ing, but no it wunnut in they supposcd
there was (I IIIisundtIrutnmling Its tn 9
sinners.
consul to d.
I Mr.
l‘ItliI litany (mid (“nonunion
city is Cuttl- loci.
and tho council (rrdcrcd it.
(Id thut. thc conIIIIfIIsioIII‘us linrc lg
uorcd tho. council...
hnthnot been the case. I
son said thorn bud been considerable
Incctinn.
had room to the planting cxpcctinr; to
be ((99ch an gcntliuncn
council hump, ignored.
not think it would troop the council
uwnkc.
commissioners worn losing any sloop.
new light: and Councilman
camp to the rescue of tho clcctricul
ccuuuinsioncrs.
an amendment that the clutter he loft
(Ivcr to the non: meeting in ordcr that.
got togctlrcr.
who carried, Messrs. Raymond, DunI 1
top, Robins ltlid‘BOERl'tluti Notion [or
‘l'Fitcb .
rind.- Powers against. .
'l‘iIc‘ light is n mattcr (It 2360 II your.
fncfor y
New Discovery Cure. Eczema and
‘ Et‘adlcatu Minor alkln Trdublu
Overnight.
A few months ago the dispensers or
pdslnm, the now (Uncover for the cure
of (ac-(cum, decided to al ow the drug-
glstn ol the country to 110.11de it. Prcvv
ions to that tlmc it could only ho ctr
talncd direct from tho luborutorlon‘.‘
Since this change in the moth
distribution poclun‘r‘ has met With the
most phcnomcuul success of auyt lug
introduced to the (ting trade in the out
30 yours. All lending druggloto, in-
cluding The Clifford Ph‘nrinuoy‘l mm
W Kclley, .‘lr‘.’ 9, in' South Norriuik urc-
now carrying tho. isficcl‘nl‘ 6t!“- ~(IIItIdizc
recently adopted also the $2 jur.
This grout. ounce", hr not surprluing
wlron it in rcnrcmhcrcd that, in ccchuu
09998 podium floor the itching With
first uppllcntlon proceeds to heal lrn-
Incdintcly and cure chronic cases in
II (cw wccka. in minor skin troubles,
such as pimples, blackheads, I acne
lash etc, results
show after an overnight application.
Experimental samples (It poslam III-c
sent to nurture by mail tree of charge
by the Emergency LIIhoIatories, 32
“(out Twenty-tilth Street, New, Yorlr
lllSSEllsllllt
(Continued (from Ftrdt Page )
...‘.._.....
coutcntion bring that
The (alarm lcul
IItcndcnt A. it}.
ho dntc of tho mooring
’l‘lIcIo onuucd n discussion as to‘
vhcthol the council had the right rcul I
Mr. Rich “
III-(inch acid the proctlcc hushccn for ‘.
councils to consult with tho commisI
Volk admitted that. thc ‘
(Etili‘llwlllshltllwlii IIIII duty bound to ubldII .
v to order lights crcctcd.
M 1‘.
II the (incision of tho cuuncLl but
bought tho commissioners might be
Richardson pointed out that
burn mu points in the city hoodlum
hthtn worso‘ than tho lccnlltx IIIIch
to acid. ‘l‘hudintmtoo bctwocu thuI
lglrt ill. Concord street and the (IIIII9
cht t‘nrthcr toward Ibo ccntcr" of tho
Auotlrrr light in ho-
wccu would IIIIIlIII ihc lights. "‘3 80 loci.
on urn
(‘I‘Inucllmcu Pitch contended thut
lIc llnlrt nlrould bc plurcd tirIIIc and
u ncutlcd. He hold out slIonulI for
hp lipbt clubbing (hot the [Iconic cl
hc \icibity petitioned lurnnhnounly
t‘cuncilnrnu Munro '1‘ i‘owcrs dcclur
Mr. Volt: said such
Mr.
Irrncocusnry IIhIII'p tnlk during the
The commlssloucrn. he said
Mr. l’owors‘ declnrcrl that pcoplc on
hc outsldc Ircrc talking about the
Mr. Powms did not think the.
Mr hitch moved the (Irvrtton of tho
Powers
sccoudrd him.
Councilman Gcorgc \\'. liognrdns
’hcllcvod
He moved
saying be
her should be Incl. fnlrly.
ho council (Ind cunnnissiuners (night.
The . amended .
ho flmelldillollt,' and Muscat.
Crotut (it Knapp Petitloo.
Tho application 91‘ tho
Bayview Avenue Layout.
'lhc first business-I or lost night
to put it 9
The nIIIIugc distunco lrc ,
twocn tbc lights in tho city is 1’»th foot. 9 .
Mr. Yolk (lid .
motion .
(‘Iot'ut J2 .
Knapp (‘ompIuIy for (In addition to its
'l‘ollcs uud Wntcr streets. was I
(Ind liy (‘ity (llot‘k .‘loscph it. Toy“?
tor. nod turned 0ch to lI‘irc Commio I .
uloncr' llogurdus. "
Judith.
business with blowers. “I
a sworn 1A
A llaltrmi'hrilmtlwa W
glny hr the chance of a heavy storm sct/
IIir‘ passagc‘s. «((999 the
. the throat. soothos‘ltho influmad merit»
: 'Irones; (Ind th9= moat-.‘Iolrattnnto cough
‘ll'e‘ hoaiod“ and strengthened. and t
5°"°°~E‘II<0~ Foreman
W
Stamtord HarburL .
A No Innstcd schoonér with a car-
go or sand; pound for Stamford run
on Forkod Reel. hetwaon G'bw Buoy
and Shlppan Point, during the snow
s‘torrn‘; Saturday (Ironing She was
still on the reef this morning. but it
was hoped to get her off this afternoon,
and it to not bellowed that she is very
badly damaged. She was in“ It had pos-
ition, Snturduy night, and; had not the
storm abated when it.l did; she might
not bore been alilo to wonthe‘r it as
wet] as she “did. , Yesterday. from the
shore it secured us though the schoon-
er Were at anchor, and nor only peril
l
ting in. which, torthnhtolyr“ did not hap-
non. The crew crime ashore Sunday.
id; and wore cared
9999M. Jnmcii 8
o‘r‘ thr99c of
“ ‘ " 9.9M 9 ‘
Foloys Honey‘ and T r ‘CIBEFBT the
(irritation in
itnapnearo. Bore bud lntlomod hm a
2qu 1999991199 from the system: The
hr of purchasing a. horse and cart fov
the buyout!» in the common-h: could be
(MI-II II9
‘:
“Word Pramacy99 andi RI Hz-Plui'r
tod‘J v
.. 9w til .I II. ' l't‘
t9
. .‘h‘ Ha
I‘I; I II‘»
Two Muted Vessel. Goeoihohoro I'ln inspection.
”owners present.
thc’ layout satisfactory.
mun supported it the best under. the
circumstances, though quite near to
two houses. and Mr. Shown did not
match (my comment. ‘ "
Mr. Dickcrman that; Mr
was ill and nun Mrs Nani had (told
she would make no objection. -
matter offered it was yot‘
the hearing
roadway and Tsidéwallrs‘
meeting, to deterInin
damages.
ed on the dungeoted paint gt‘ot‘ thc
Old Well I'Iloolt and L dder
Mr. Mathewson countdorcd the council
chomh‘or and police station in more
need of improvcnI9nt. it was voted
that the money
quot-tors. .
meeting was the public hearing on the.
propoiscd I'c- laying out of linyvlcw av
uuc. Mayor Francis i Burncll opened .
‘5
Width“ ISSV.
Thanksgiving Linens
Tablc Cloths and Napkins to thatch an
' many patterns shown.
()III produtts of. the blue linx libwer (Irc Fury
\III woman with houscwilcly taster» will enjoy
arc clennt, the (lesions many and bountiful.
tulk in this :IIIIIOtItIchncnt.
Dams}: Cloths in late patterns.,
' Size iivc—ciglrths, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50.
~~threc quarters, $3.,oo $3. 50 $4.00 and $4.75
Sivc designs, shown how for the lust time.
and 750, $100 $1. 25 and up.
Carving Cloths, 50c and up.
9..$l500
livc— —eigl1th Napkins to mutth $6.00 to Flooo
Three quortcrs, $875 to $1200.
“Laét Long” Hosiery
Guaranteed to wear six months.
of all tinamntccd Hosiery in the market this
seems to I18 the. must sotinigrcton. ihc stockings a
first block. A coupon awornpnnics (arch pair and
the coupon nlrich hows the (late of purchase. a new
providtd. Stop (It the [losit'ry Section and sec thcni.
For women, box of six pairs
_ lj'OI' Inch, box of Six pants,
1
soiling
* Special at 89¢ a yIard,‘u'ortl
W
ltichurd- '
‘DERW WEAR.‘
‘ ' ‘ HQSIERY
and girls at
rib for boys
Cadet Hose” at
any requirement.
Ladles' Hos
tllltl extra Wide
w
ll
(ltoicc.
loutkiIIII
through the stock of handsome. Damasks, for the qualities
.W( lct prices
zynrds long 2 yards Wide 2 yards wide
zydrds wide 2'/ yards long 3 yards long
$2. 00 $2.50 ,9- - $3.00
$2.50 9 $3.00 ,. 3 $3.50
$3.60 $3.50 ‘ , I $4.00
$3.50 I $4.50 . $5259
I l ‘ Napkins to match.
Fine Irish Linen Cloths with Napkins, new and exclu—
Table Damasks by the yard, dozen of patter us 9 ilt‘ll at so
Pattern Damask Cloths for Round Table, from $8.50 to
Linen Section lowc‘r lloor.
'htnnd
to full-
faslIiOIch of .I \t.‘l‘_\' regular and men weave, and pc9rfcctly
if the
stmkir‘rgs tail tot comply u ith the Irrrarautcc, on surrcndcr of
pair is‘
$2. 95.
$2.90.
limo Ion noticed those Diagonal Suitings which (no
I $19.35. 9
' "MEN'rpn Icomrom' (IN.
Our popular lines‘ for boys
159, 2 Pairs for 25¢.
consist of three ‘style's.
line rib for girls. a m‘c’dlum
rib for boys (Ind girl‘s.‘a
25c,
also in three weights 0 suit .
Gauze lisle. medium weight
and heavy wtaight, split feet.
all white (999919999 tops
9; all at
tho Poprrlur’i’rlc or
259 por Pa‘ir.
, R
Our full
All SilkI
Hair Rihho
lotion. seven inches (I
(It Real 'value 399" '
the meeting. but later. relinquished the f .
chair to Councilman Thomas Robins.
president of the council. T
The map of tho street showing the
proposed changes, was spread out for »
Charles W Storm. Robert ‘ .'
Sllcock and Nelson Dic‘kermou exam .
ncd it. They wore the only I-prhpcrty
Mr. Siloock thought;
Mr. .Dicker-
It
rhon’rpson
The layout calls for
Councilman D. W. Ramon
I‘urtors. 146(in
ouldeniut in tho trnchgu‘ I but
count in the tire.
I.
Franklin stroot Entcnllom
It was voted to have a hearing at
. ‘ (1 other prop-
any. (9 name ctr t. it is proposed I
to. c 9. Il’ . . ‘
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ay rm business men. a 1100 Inc (In: ‘2
or your cold norm: street“ church. ‘~
thorium rim latetnrtcrnoon in that (inure
church an institute was nrrangéd‘lto',
consindcr the subject, ”How to Renoir
nII ionlohary: muggy in a _
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until 1 tool: Brnulll
It is hard to convince 9. bigotted man
‘,‘ ”For dale bi". Row. ,
he regrnur December meeting on the
vrl‘II‘II ‘I'II;
of one thing only (Ind that: Is or his
grout noedIto balconrtncsd. Farrier and Thai
is no hit ct c purchusc for
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.
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I
For Micro and children:,
either in Separate Garments
or 'Uuiou‘ Suits. I They‘larc
made from. carotully selected
materials by best methods and
are sold at. Popular Prices; '
9
‘ (I‘ve grout distrcss ‘
tried everything 1
Editing hclpcd mo
, nlInII.‘IIIItd on 50
oontlbot‘tlo (hired 9 ompictety. ‘ .
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