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and alloys li‘nverlshnoss. it
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,. . . rj‘l‘tougnt. and
in use for orcr 30 yours; hos hot-no tho it
____.. and "tms bran outdo and .r his por—
,. > gé—fl‘fl sown mpcrvlsion aim-o its lnlbncy.
‘ s - ' Aflotnto one iodooclvo you in this.
All Couliterl‘ciut, Inllmllons and "stt-ns-goml“ are but
Exp-trillion“ that triilo wli'. nod endanger the health :f
ininnis and Children—Exporlcmm naturist: Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
'Rnsioriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Poro-
"goriv, lit-ups and Soot bung Syrups.
contains pelt-her Opium. Horphino our other Narcotic
substation. its axis is its guarantee. It t‘iostroys Worms
R
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“wool-(harm; A.
1‘ iii}. do
will
If: is Pleasant. It
on' rs Dion-luau nod Wind
Colic. it. relieves Teething Troublcs. euros Constipation
ond li‘llttnloucy. lo anointilwtos tho Food. regulates the
‘ Sim-inch and ancls. giving healthy and human! sloop.
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THANKS OF MR8. LlLLEV.
HARTFORD, April 29.——Mrs. floorgc
Lyldlilcy. widow of the late governor.
who the recipient of hundreds of tele-
lrluns. letters and other marks of sym-
' thy during the illness of her bus
nd. Owing to the number of lllt‘iit‘l
. tributes and tho hood of rust which
she feels after the strain to which sbc
has been subjected. shc finds it im-
possible to nokuowicdgc all of thum,
either personally or by lciii-r. and It)
filly requested lllt‘ Associated Pros»:
to convey to tho blonds who kindly
dehtcmbercd the faintly of tho int:-
miveruor her hearth-h thanks.
h—Wmufim
C ‘ . >
CitVNational Bank
.fffaoum nonWALK. cons:
,‘tgltausacrs a. GENERAL. BANKING
' _. susm so
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
$100,000.00
Sale DepOsit Boxes, 03 and $5 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PRO.
~‘JQHN‘H. KNAPP, lat Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pros.
- WILFRED BODY/ELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS . .
is H. Mathewson Henry. Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jofalali R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz Joh‘hH. Light
w...
Fred H. Rowan
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lel’lllllRllllls
”We have an exceptionally good line
of Refrigerators this season. and now
is the time to look them over. All
sizes and prices
it you have not seen our "Success"
‘eel Refrigerator, you should before
'ylnz.
.e A. J. Angevine
. mifiwflnmmou artisan
Horace Wm 81.80:!»
‘ proton. “at. MonWA‘Il-Ku.
Real Estate and
' insurance
‘ .Wa have mm: 'd‘ioldsd bargains
‘lll mam practicum- pupal-2y that
um other non.
isms :w- slim” '
‘ Fad-1m. MW
and; tantrum-r.
‘ I. North Min 3L. ' Roi-walk
Wanna, 0 on‘ it.
.v TM» I Id. at
,- , folppllons honours".
4” -r . ,. ., . H. 11“. ._ flit-1““, wv-h‘
Ill in Hui? trays Bought
in Use For Over :10 Years.
sauna mm Mass main. an rout om.
Mani-itinié'hW-wt mu .
Tire Uliiltlron’s Powwow-Tho Mother's Friend.
BN9!“ CASTO‘RIA owns
/J Beats the” Bignaturq lot
.‘
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
4 BERLIN, April 28.» "Au olllclnl dis-
patch rsccivcd hcrc today rcports so
vcrc carth shocks in Kauicrun. Wssi
Africa. that have coulluucd sincn Mon
day allornoon. 'l‘hc disturhnnccs hnvc
compnllcd ihr colonial novcruuwui to
vacate lions and rcmow imnpornrlly
lo Duals. lincu iii-s on tho slopi- oi
the Knmcrun Mountains at an olcia
lion of 3.000 fcct.
volcanic. and one bundrt‘d yours nun
some of lilc ('l’illl‘l'i‘. wrrc uclivo.
Folvy's lioncy and TM is a snlr
guard against serious rcnulis from
spring colds. which inflame lhc lungs
and devclop into pncumnniu. Avoid
countcri‘ciis by insisting upon having
lb:- gcuulnc r‘olcy's lloncy and TM.
which contains no harmful drugs.
Bridgi- l'bnrnmcy and F. ii. liuxv
101‘. as
HELD FOR SERIOUS ASSAULT.
Li'I‘CllFll‘llll). April 29.--~~Chnrgcd
with assault with burnt to kill. \Vll
ilum A. Squires, of this piucc. was
bound over to tho Superior t‘ourt un
drt' $1.000 bonds yesicrday. The of
fencs took plat’i‘ last Monday, when
Squires. it is ullcgcd. shot and wife
and dnugbior. 'i'hcy \\'i‘l‘t‘ not scr-
loilsly wunhdcd.
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR ODD FEL-
LOWS.
'i‘hc spcclul train that will carry
Hippowam Lodge, l. 0. O. l-‘,. of Siam
ford. to New Canaan tonight, for thc
\l'oosicr i.odgc corcmonics, will make
special steps at. Glcnbrook going to
and returning from Nrw Cannon. 'l‘hc
trxliu lcnvcs Stamford lll iiziil.
Tiic man who is too modest g‘cncrni
ly arouses suspicion.
pmcuasnzs's PILLS
T!!! DIAIIDNIQ BRAND.
l-adlnl Ask your J at
I‘M Dh- II
Gold «all:
gills la ltd m
In. scaled Dina noon.
“on other. of on
Mm ii .4: i-
l o 3 RIM Ill‘ IAluv
years know as Best. Salad. tiny: Rolls
' Still) IV DilllfililSTS EVERYWHERE
* llilllllllillll
HOYT'S THEATRE -
PLAY CHANGES MONDAY AND
' THURSDAY. ,PhOne 112.
Jerome Rosenberg, Leases and Manager
Box olllcc opcn from ii :1. lil. until 10
p. m. Matinee Wednesday and Satur-
day. all seats, 10c. Evening. all seats.
10: and 20c; no higher. Big show.
little prices. -
HARRY A. YARD
SUMMER smut: no
: , . surround av
EUGENE WEBBER
aartha Boil Walker and 15 Others.
‘ ‘ “ Wilknow‘n Paoplsm
VAUDIVILLI AND PICTURES BE-
‘ ‘TWBIN ACTS.
TH URSDAYJ'RIDAY and SATURDAY
Tbs til-oat Mela-Drama.
“The Master Workman"
AMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY.
and unaciemo
4‘ 11- scum Mr-
‘ o
H
servico and Cuisine, Us to flats.
Rata- 02 par day and upwards.
._~——-
'l‘bc mountains uro- ‘
4 its draw. will '
an wt
l i i ll
. it‘ll llllllll 3
.7..." ,
Bridgeport Man Slalrd lor Pmidrnl
Geocral-Conpms Opens at .1
balliniore on Friday
w;
'i‘hcro arc numerous dclsgulcs going
from this state to thc 201i) annual con-
grsss of tho lions of the American
Rsvoiutlon. which convcnos at llaiti.
more. Md. Friday and Saturday. This
your the congrcss has a vital inlcrrsl
lo Sous froth this stain. and cspeciully
from llrldgcport, as it is a wry proba-
ble thing that Judge Morris B. Beard-
Hicy will be cloctcd as the president
gcncrnl of thc national body. it much
sought honor.
The dcirgutcs, who will icnvc in a
private Pullman car attached in tin-
roguiar Colonial cxprcss ”marrow of-
tsrnoou at 1:24 o'clock, are as folipws:
lA‘WlH 1!. Curtis. prosidout of thc
stain society: Ciutrlcs (1. Stone. Hart-
ford. sccrciary; llcnry C. “Sherwood.
ilridgcporl. ircnsurcr; William ii. Lt‘f‘.
(lcum-nl 10. s. (’lrcslcy. Seymour C.
inomis. Everett E. 'l‘ord. (iconic iv‘.
Burgess, William .I. Al\vnlcl‘_ (loilol'nl
(loot-gr ll. Ford. William ll. Ely. 0. M.
Shcpbcrd, Churics Burton, New lin-
vos; Morris ll. licnrdsicy, floorgc W.
Jucknmn, Sauna-I A. inn-us. 0. ii.
llroibwell, Colourl ’I‘raccy Warrrn.
Bridgoport; .Vicrritt Hcmlngwuy, Wa-
irrtown; Clio-coco ll. Wicklmm. Dr, (.1
(l. l“. Williams, J.'(toliidgc llills. river-
r-lt lb-lknnp, Hartford; William 1'}.
Chandler. (icon-.0 lr‘nrlvc, Now Yorlt.
Many of those dclcuulos will bu no
compnnlcd by lhcir wivcs.
An intro-sting program has lli‘t‘l'l nr-
rnngvd as follows: Friday will ho dc-
vntwl in thc ro-sulnr bushu-ss nit-cling.
and in tho «rt-hing n rcccpllou will be
itivrll by tho it A. ll. of Baltimore to
tho mcmht-rs oi‘ tbr miigross.
Saturday a trip will lu- nmdv to Air
uapolis by spccinl train. and vim-lion
of thc oliiccrs will hu held in tho old
capital building in which Washington
ri-slgucd his commission of tiw Contin-
outui army.
Aftrr this tho cougrcss is inviicd to
lunch with tho uovcrnor in thc rxcru-
tivc mansion. and in the afternoon a
spccinl drill by lIll' naval ucudcniy will
be witnessed. in tho ovcuing u buuum-t
will be given at tbc llclvvdorc hotcl.
iiiliiilii lliiiillll
liiii’lillllilii Slillllii
Body ol l’ormrr Mail Carrier Found
at Boarding House. in Bridgeport
lilillhlidl'tlit'l‘, April 29.-7(lcorl{u |~2.
Dorrirk. ii lorlucr li‘llt‘l‘ citrricr and u
wrll known ilnurc on tho stri-cts or the
city. was (liRt‘nvvl’i‘tl dcud in his bud
ni Mrs. Oil's boarding housv. 028 Main
_sircci. at 2:15 yoslcrdny afternoon.
llrrrlck rctircd Tuesday night in his
usual truths of mind. its did not at»
prnr ycslorday. and, nftcr waiting until
‘2 o‘clock. Mrs. ()tt called the nitcntion
‘of tho pollrc to his abst‘nt'o.
t‘npiniu (ll-orgo Arnold. of tho dcicc
live dcpamncnt. went to the bonus.
and opcncd the door to Dcrrlclt's room.
Thu man was found lying on tho bod.
dead. ’l‘lu- body was clothed only in
nndcrtlotlilug and ‘slocklllflfi.
Dcrrick loll thc following lrticr
which was unsigncd. but convinces tho
dclccllvcs that ho i'mnmittcd suicide
Thc icltcr rcn‘ds: "Deut- h‘rimd iii ri-
gold:-—-l‘lcnsc 1w.- tbut l have u doc ut
burial. Enclosed is all 1 can do to-
wards it. but i think that the promlir
cut citizcns will giro u littlc toward
tho purplish. i am discouraged and
crazy, and can soc no othcr way. Mrs.
w. w. Starr will do what she can. i
am sure."
Enclosed in the blank envelope
which coutuincd the letter was a re
ccipi showing that the deceased was
entitled to half a lot in Mountain Grove
cemetery. The latter is intended for
Postmaster William H. Marigold. who
has befriended the dead man many
limos.
Derrick was for yours a letter car-
ricr. llc‘ was scrgcnnt major of the
old 4th icgtimen'l. ”when Col."l‘homns 1.
Watson was in command. Medical
EXnmlncr Downs. Who viewed the body
'gave his opinion tlmt Derrick died
from the effects of cyanldc‘of potasiuui
'admlnlsicrod by hlmscif. ills wife
died two years ago. He icuvcs no
children.
MRS. HOPKINS SUES FOR DI-
’ VORCE.
The Metropolitan hilepnpi-rs yester-
day morning had stories of a spicy di-
vorce proceeding. brought by Mrs.
Jennie A. Hopkins against Henry 8.
Hopkins. 0! New York. Mrs. Hopkins
lives at 122 St. li‘cliyg street. Brooklyn.
and is employed by the. Edison Com—
pany. Sho‘s‘upports her clevcnyepr-
old daughter Faun e’. who. the pa is
stated, attends as 001 in St .
Hopkins is ‘lhii son’ of Danton I). up:
lilns.’ who silica his win: scvsrai y ars
ago and wa sépt to Mattenwan. slate
asylum'for hc‘lnsllne. He resldss at
193 Gold street. New York. and in the
complaint. it is alleged. that he has
noil‘ess than three housekeepqrs. all
of thém very young. Ho sclgdl as it
own counsel in Tuesday‘s proceedings.
Hopkins has brought n_ cross shit. and
mo QI‘,lill“l3(‘. amateur slgpths testified
for him. ' ' '
...—
MICHAEL ‘KENTEEALY MUCH BET-
R.
STAMFORD, April.29.-—Michael Ks-
Ilvlliy passed the best night since his
present illness basswood at hill home
this morning it was stated t at he was
much ‘hsller. No opsrlltl u or sppcn‘:
dlcltls
yet. .
-n—gfi—u
RELiEF r-roa TABRlz assiognys.
Stock and donors! Information‘Tlckor.
SundayDiufiticrs. 75cts.
TEL. CALL m.
TFSHERAN. Avril 29.~Tho ihtorna-
.ilonnt rrliet‘ccmmlttee or Tubal: has
tuned an argon: appeal for subscrip-
lt ' "n M' "t 13' ma ”minim 90'“
ulatlon of the city. The ople of
l
uol‘in. rim-in v ll‘uj sic-fir ". ten months.
- have suflued indescribably. . .
. r ' ,
.l.l.
f'lms becomdgliffirh "on upoir all
rd.‘
Mr. .
0
TRIC CABLE CO
years.
VOLTAX will prevent corrosi
water. etc.
VOLTAX for amokestacks, b0
. l.” ~
Manufacturer ‘
vomsx t. . p‘um made in smoosrosr by the ELEC-
a
VOLlef la the only paint that will stick to galvanized iron.
VOLTAX for roofs will rcally protect the metal and last for
on caused by electrolysis. acids,
iler fronts. furnace doors. etc.
VOL’i‘AX will withstand fumes either from chimneys or
acids.
VOLTAX for watgrproofing concrete.
VOLTAX will stick to glass:
aluminum, brass. copper or
other smooth aurfaccs. .
VOLTAX Will cover 400 square feet per gallon, and last
FOUR TIMES as
long as any other paint made.
The only way it can be removed is by wear.
FOR SALE BY
Charles
:1: WASHINGTON STREET
E. Dow
SOUTH NORWALK
lililllll or until:
lllllls llllls
lCouiinm-d from First i’asm
Following on tho basis of a warning
iii the city officials from tho uttorucys
of Edward Barron. iormcr president
of tho lfiiitcii flutters 01‘ North Amcr
ion. and Patrick H. ilaugh. two but-
wrs who recently renounced their ul-
lcgiunco to tho union by rctm'ninu to
work at tho t‘rol'ut ll Knapp factory.
that (boy would inks rsconrsc lo the
courts of tin- sinlc airless tho nightly
following of liorrctt and Hannah cussed,
Mayor l-‘runcls i. ilururll nssutuod his
full priwoguiivca us prrsonnl wmmnnd-
criuchicf of tho policc lover of tho
city, Assisting hint worn Chit-f of
Pont'l‘ William \'ollmcr. Captain of
Ptllltlt‘ William it, Pennington. and tin-
nntirc rogulnr force, in addition to u
nuutbcr of sprclals. t‘ortnu'utlon Coun-
M4 .lohu Kcogh was also on bond. hill"
lug born callcd into consultation,
though hc did not. of couruc. lnko any
ncllw part in tin- policing.
As had “(-011 tho (‘llllt‘ Ibo nl‘tornoon
pvt-violin and tho uflrrnoon botoro
that, when Messrs. llul‘rcti and liauch
ion the factory and piwocdod on ihcir
way homc. their following was a largo
our. and )'lll(l‘l'illl)"Wiw larger than
over, their inmronu u body guard
starting from the factory.
Earlier in tho afternoon. the mayor
and the chief had had a consultation.
and the mayor hnd doloriullicd to ho
on hand himself. 'l‘rm~ lu lllt' urrnngc
mom. Mayor llurln-ll was at lllt- llotol
Clifford, win-n tln- pl‘tlt‘ossltlll. with
Messrs. iiarrclt and though as the sit-l-
iar lights, came into vii-w. 'i‘hc mayor
bud Qcon in his culrnigo, but at this
psychological momw‘il ho was out or
ii. at a jump and him tho. as it er‘v.
firing line.
" li-ul cmcu,“ lu- islquotcd as declar-
ing. "th s procession may no no for
ibcr," .
The crcitcmcul at this pcrlod was
rapidly increasing nml dcmandcd quick
work if lbc. lll‘ll‘i‘nh‘lufl was to be bulk
up up. The mayor kcpt right into
the thick of ilp- fray. dirccilng the
line of opt-ration at this point. with
Cbicf Vollmcr giving orders to his
men to pick out froth the sidewalk
those who socmcd 'id‘ bc ill the pro
cessiou. lly thus» tactics they mudc
the cast sidc or the sidewalk. ovrr
which Mcssrs. ilnrrctt and llaugh
wot-c. passing. coinpurntivciy clear.
though beforc it was accomplished.
thrcc arrests lillil been made. John
1“. Doyle was taken into custody by
Captain Pennington and Officer Frank
V. Raymond: Jesse Coldwcil..by the
chief and iurucd over to Special Officer
Clarence Germunctu, and George Wil-
liams by Olllccr John H. Smith. All
three declared that they did not know
why they were ill‘l‘t'Sled. but they were
escorted around to police headquarters
in llavilsnd street. where. after Pros-
ecuting Attorncy William i". Tammany
had been reached on the telephone.
bond was fixed at $100 in each case.
These arrests had the effect of divid-
ing the crowd somewhat. part going
to police bcuduusrlcrs. but there was
still left .l largo numhor of people
who continued in tho wakc of liar-
reti and llaugh on their journey up
thuough North Main strcct. accompan-
ied by Ofllccrs l-‘rauk Straiton and
Frank Raymond and (‘hicf Vollmer.
At West simci. there was another di'
vision and Oiliccr Stvntton went up
West avclme with Mr. Rough and Mr.
Raymond turned into West street with
Mr. llarrelt.
cont rapidly dwindled in numbers. Mr.
Barrett finally went up Falrlleld ave-
.nue unaccompanied by his escort.
in NorthVMain street. Mayor ilur-
nell caused several hundred ‘members
of the procession to halt. when he ad-
dressed them and told thcm that the
proceeding they were taking part. in
was highly improper and against the
law. no also gave warning that unless
things changed tho situation would
have to be declaration of the hands
of the local authorities. which would
necessitate the bringing in of the sher-
ii‘l and deputies. is eager was the
crowd to hear the mayor, that the
street was packed from stile to side
as a solid mass. and traffic was tem-
Domrlly tied up. even to the trolley
curs.
“’il‘his is not visit ‘ This is awfuli”
declared the mnyorlu‘ doureoatlon of
such a gathering. till the fohlof of
police says he's th. ugh and throws
up his hands. deput‘ sheriffs will come
in hers and than , ebony is liable
to ital hurl." ' ‘ . . - . .
The mayor focu All! remarks ‘on
one man. to whom: 'o.teulstlvelyrro
marked; “You are aiocuslhic looking
You know this thin is not
right." ' '
"We're not doing anything." was the
\
l
reply. f'YoI. i know." returned the
mayor, and shout this, time someone
in the crowd shoutsd; "Jock Walsh
is running this found“- “No. he‘ll” not
At these polntsdhe es.
1-: 15- .
nor is any other lnwycr." decisivcly
returned the mayor.
(‘orporuiion (founsci Kcolzb sinrtcd
to say smoothing, backing up the may
or. but lu- no morc than got under way
lwfot'c about a ion or so of run'vcrsn»
lion of an uncumplilm-nlary tit-scrip-
tion was buricd at him and hc could
limits but Milli-progress. "Oh. come on,
let‘s mm‘c nions. tin-re is no use of
wasting our limo on them." came out
of thc crowd, but the mayor and his
little: party continued to be the mug-
nct for most of thc people. and tin-y
stayed until thc mayor startcd down
11w sircct again,
’l‘lw crowd of slghisccrn all alum:
tho line was also a his our and was
conumsml of lili'll. woman and children.
The wcsi side Hillt‘Wfllkl-l of South and
North Main strccts wcrc crowded and
stores along llli' wny wcri- filled with
lit‘tllllf' who wanlmi to use whatever
cxt‘llcnlcnl thorn was to be. A mun»
her of young turn had «van climbed
up on tho \\'u.~:binltlon sir-col railroad
brhlgc.
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Childrcn Cry
ton rtttcssrs
. c A s 'r o R i A
FUNERAL COST $20,000.
Expense of Governor’s Obaoquiea to
_ the State.
2 it will lost the stain of Conncctlcut
llu Illl! noiuhlml'lltmtl of 820.000 for lllt‘
‘ imposing obscquics given to honor the
ms-mor) or its dcnd i-xccntivo.
. it was rccallcd tlmi at the limo it
was prnopswl to send Governor Liilcy
and tho blalt‘ lrorms to thc inaugura-
tion of l'rcsldcnt 'l'afi last month hc
liml strongly disapprovcd of the expen-
dituiu. "i would much rntln-r.” hc said.
“liltil lln- moury should go to build and
outfit) a hospital for the victims or in-
hcrculosis than that it should go to
. provide a in let vacation for myself and
Others and add to a pomp at Washing-
l ton that will he sumcicuily impressive
without thc draft on our public tress.
nr
_ 1hr. Lillcy‘s unselfish and patriotic
attitude on that occasion saved twen-
ty thousand dollars to the treasury.
and when. so soon nitcr. it was recall»
cd by his pathetic dcnth, the sugges-
tion that the stain to whose interests
hc wnsso loyal should do him honor
by giving him a military funeral met
with instant and unanimous approval.
NEW POSTAGE STAMP.
A new postage stamp will on ‘On sale
at the local postoillcc after John 1.
it is a special dimly) to commemorate
the dcvclopmcnl of the‘ Alaska-Yukon
Pacific tcrrllory.
The stamp will he rectangular *in
shape. 19 04 by 1-3 61 inches in size
and of 1W0 cent denomination only. vii
will be red in color. in the center
the larger part of a circle rests on the
lower panel and encloses a ribbon
bcurlng the words. "Alaska-Yukonl’s-
citic. 1909." and in the center of the
H. Seward. who. as secretary of stale.
conducted the negotiations for the pur-
chase of Alaska from Russia.
The department at Washington has
announced that there will be no com-
memorative issue of stamped curs»
lanes and wrappers. z
HELD ron [Rosanna sirens.
PLAlNl‘lELl). April Stir—Charged
with having robbed the store 01 J. P.
Kingsley & Son here. two men. giving
the names of Hank Martin and J.
Shes. were hold for the Superlor‘tiourt
after a hearing before Judge Danicison
this morning. The robbery occurred
two nights ago and the men were can
tured yesterday in Providence, R. 1.
After Mr. Kingsley. accompanied by
Deputy Sheriff Illlven. had gone to
that city and identified articles of
jewelry and other goods found- on
theta. iliemen. it is said. confessed to
having entered the store. They waiv-
ed extradition process and returned
16' Plainilsld with an. officer.
l *llllil
The Dr. Howard-company have on-
ter‘s drug storo.,'by which a special
introductory offer will be made of 26
cents on the to chat size of their coio~
bratcd specific for the cure or consti-
pation and dyap la. ~
. So romarkabl i, successful has 'Dr.
Howard‘s spsclflo hoop in curing con-
stipation. dyspepsia an all forms of
liver trouble if. xter will roe
turn the price pit . , .eivefi-y case whore‘
it;does,not givb" rem. '
‘t-Mr. Baxter has lieen able to secure.
only a limited sup ly. so everyone who
wishes ‘to. be our ‘of dyspepsia or eon
slipatlon should call upon him “”0an
or send him 25 coats by‘lnilll. Ind not.
00 doses of the best medicine ever
smile. on this special half price intro-
ductory offer. with his personal guar-
antee to reload the money it‘the spe-
cific does not cure. ,
circle appears the portrait of William
tel-ed into an arrangement with, Bax- '
scvrral shades of blue.
thysi.
lard. llli'ill for mmmcr \vcar.
' shades-of \vislct‘ia, taupc, c
Dressmakers' Pins. 19c a
The D. M
Ladies’ Wallis
A purchase from Mill-Ends;
cloth used for $1.00 waists.
at ............ . ............. 50c
A purchase from Mill-Ends;
cloth used tor $1.50 Wniats.
at 81
Samples of White Waists. at a re.
auction of 25c to $1.00 each. ac-
cording to value.
- White Undetskitts '
Tu‘c‘ks . land .lllullles, value No.4”
Ladics’ Muslin '
Drawers
Samples and broken lines. special
prices.
...1...n.-.v...-
- ..w ,i . .
invss'rMENT lN carton
‘ FABTURING.
BOSTON.'April’ 28.-\-An investment
of more; th S350 repre-
sen oil at? ' dually-m s of'th
gigginsl‘dsm istlo $50333: a nu”.
. re". . '0 u I. ”
But not; 'llls-ln‘ll'v'lu‘oa ‘ . an.-
no tifilltlll‘lel‘fi'om 'sll * actions or the
Udilodqtslcs were present. . 'l‘ho‘xpili‘l
rcpt-saunter) “ by “134,000 menthol! of
ihe' alsdcltti .' o ‘ lod‘ ' W.Mil.000
spi dies; 1.60 so: 'wmland‘ worsted
car a. 0.000 kalttln machines sndaevJ
enty‘ilve prlnlldx aehinoa.» Thio your
for the list than in exhibition of‘cot-
ton maehinss. mill supplleaami toner-
Joann.
i‘nl tattle product-Ila hlef'as a antibio-
. fer the coaventidn was
dress. welcoming the delegates
state and Franklin w.“bebs spoke in
response. " ‘ ‘
@3108. 1
from it.
parts new life and vigor. ‘
lake. Bridge Pharmacy and .H‘Batx;
‘ k [...l v Avu‘ a"
The. D. M. Read Co.
much not... . of Distinction
for Summer Gowns
it is long siucc any Silk has arrived at the silk (1 '
mcm having the beauty of these French 'l‘aficias. i‘hey
arc very unlike ibc'usnal modern 'l'ailcts. for they are soft,-
cr. lighter in weigitt..and more charming every way. One Is,
rcmilidcd of the ancient silks of delicate bus and tcxlnrc that
wcrc worn b_\ a former generation.
There are both plain colors and changeablcs. Among
the plain, vnpcur gray. azure. old blur. cinnamon brown, and
cpartv "
'l'hc chaugcabics are novel and quuisilc; such combina—
tions as pain pink and pale blue. pink and gray. pink and
grccn. brown and blur, green and rose. and ifn'i‘" and nun--
'l'hcsc silks arc as light in wright anti tcxiurc as Fou-
\\'ortb regularly $1.25.-
20 inches wide, 75¢ a yard. Special.
A very reasonable sulnuicr gown.
Some Specials for Men
. A new lot of “Taft" Gray Shirts. A display has just
been arranged in one of thc l’airficld Arc. windows. These
patterns are just the ragc now.
rd cuffs. perfect fitting anti satisfactory. $I.oo each.
Four-in-hand Ties in the fashionable colorings. new
lectrictbluc. lotus blue, and gray.
,. ‘Entircly new and exclusive, 50c.
Men's Ribbed.Underwear, good quality with cithcr longr
or short slecv'cs, in n \vcight suitable for fills \vcaihcr. 50c.
Center Table Bargains
Ocean Pearl Buttons. so a card.
German Silver Purses, worth 50c, 10c.
Initial l’npcr. worth 25c, IOC.
Cull Pins. worth 25c, 10c. ,
Booth’s Hyomei Soap, 3 rakes in a box. 15c.
Antiseptic Witch Hazel Soap. 3 cakcs too.
all in cost styles with attach—
box.
Premier Safety Pins. 3 papers for 5r.
English Wire Hair Pins. 3 papcrs tor 5c.
I
. Read Co.
As usual. at the end of the month. we put out broken lines and
surplus at Special Prices. At this time we have made
more than usual number of Bargains. We mention a
few and invite you'to come in and see the many.
Hosiery
Child‘s Fine Ribbed Hose. sec-
onds. at 15c quality . ...... "101:“
mdies' Mercerized Tan Hose.
seconds, 25c quality ... ......17¢
ladles' Hose. white feet. per-
fect. 25c quality ....... ..196
Specials
.Ladies’ .NeClKWear
‘ r. h . .
Regular price 25c,.at ..........10c
Chiffon Veils
Was 500 quality. special .......2So
Bargains in White Goods, Dress Goods
and was Fabrics
; A. Dickaunan 8: Son
a Washington a. summit "
m‘etttary feature of the cOnventlou. Al-
galliilfilé
I
crnor Eben S. Drs r
pe the
"D ring. the Immo'lfil'? eastward
be haelitiiltt‘ed by taklll‘ Molar-kid éy
Remedy: . it. turnliliss's‘meedsdg to
lo the kidneys after the\o£tra “shins
0! Winter. a d it purlllo the ill I
by stltmtlatlo the kidney lgit cits-
ing them to aluminum that. uritles
Foley’s Kidney, Ill y lib-
hnt to
1.5!.
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