luau; attic, brilliant
‘1 outwith wliltufltd
I'm 1......___"4 .25
“.4 It:
1
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Two new rNAth.
MM
III: on
leide
toot: Wile tith, provides for two
such pocthbouuld and son
train. brill leave Winstcd at 12:
Ill-.M’ in. Ilds‘cportut 2,:
Though-I IIs lam Wilhdr
Screen
Cannot Ic Equalled
FRAMES AND
1'. ”ls-“WI I}. l
‘" :IGII'e It‘a
NORWIALK. CONN.
.gw Russian
Wm»;
II mum owns
1 gblw at
"at Mom
”for? )z‘.‘ , .
inhuman wuflwcfic
, .11.
Ni“.
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Surplus aIIIi
Cavitie- Wm
"fin—q-1
. DI REGTORS
John H. Knapp
Frcd H. Rowan
Our stock oi CIII Glc‘II the IargI at slid linen" In
all the world. You WWII Y0“
Incite a acloction here that b In" ”Ilsa built-
an lht mil plan ’0'. bitten-ad that the price you
pcy is his th- ll holler mhntfldm
tratcd Catalog on
4% 2le St."‘?""II
Accordion in information obtulupd.
bible source, the new sched-
eNow York Now lluvéh undo
railroad iIIIiich goes Into of-
1mm: on the Nvuzstuck division. out»
Inbound. ’l‘hc
mirthbnund II'III u is scheduled to léave
Magellan 'at 11:40. arriI’ihg in Win
fluid at l. 38 p. m.. and the southbound
.‘lb 1). III.
vn duritit,r
its IiiiIl'Il till dIprrmlbn i' till} 0.?
. . Trill
F. A. MITCHELL
can WALL AND man 573..
WI 8!.
V ii
“Main St; WNW-III”
I we T
,CItvliahouaiBaIIk
fibril-I NoquLIt, coNN.
slNuINo
$117 .OOOIOO
NI“ Dcpblit Bolton, 33 and 85 per year.
1 I towns N. NATNENsoN.$IIa
3 ._ JOHN H. KNAPP. tat VlcoPnc.
validates l-I. aowau. ans Vica-
his...
“human soowELL. Buhlcr
I. u. Mathcwaon chry Seymour
Samuol Grumman
din R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvln
rlltlan Swan: John H. Light
“nullity mic
WWW... - .1 .
9sz or ysrsRANs
TwIeIIty- FIlfIh Annual Encamtimcnt of
cbnnco tout Division in Bridgeport.
RIDG PORT, May 20.wWitlI much
out IIIIIIBIR l'll evident over the prosperity
of the oIphI'IlztItlon and with the dots
gutvs keenly Interested in the elec-
tlou ol' tItflccrs. the twelIty-flttb en-
catchment of the Connecticut division.
Sons of Veterans, opened here toduy.
Tho IODOIl‘i of Division Commander ll.
l,.l Guttuh. of Nuugutuck, wus road at
the scsston this morning It showed
that ohc year ago them were him-Icon
comps \v th In total membership at 802.
Today them are ill comps with a mom
bcrslllp Ilosc to 800. TwII lurgc flour
tubing CLIIIIDB have been organized.
mIIl‘II
3i") p.
Admiral Facts of Now llnvon with
forty Inc Illll'ls. and Abraham Lincoln,
No. 49 (if Stamford. with n member—
ship of I HM)! and II largo waiting list
30th on [IS have stariod of! mule-I the
ost uvorublc circmustunccs. No
(amps IIIIIvo been suspondod and but
low sus cuslous atc repelled among
tho IIIGIIIlIcI's “Not in the history of
IIIl' IllIlsion." the report stated "himI
no shown the growth as well as tho
class of lllt’ll token to that We do this
your."
Ruferrng to the Grand Army and
Women'li Relic! Corps, Commander
(lorton IIIutcd that not In the history
or the division hurt; the relations been
so ('lost‘ as they are today. Credit for
this to Noon to Dcpui‘tme‘nt Commun-
dcr GrIsivoid From the Women' s Ile-
liet Corps many courtoslils have been
rccslvledl speaking at Memorial Day.
Cohunnndor (tort It said: "Brothers.
'Anotbe Mcmor at Day is at hand
With its memories and duties. Let us
me midi all show our loyalty to that
day by illiiing the burdens from the
shouldc s bowed with y.cnrs iouI di-
vision tonimunder pleads with all
brothms‘ to be zealous or II. bet us
unitc ln‘Txivlng proper locomotion to it.
Mentor! I Sunday. which Is Memorial
Ila) IJII ycal may we all be found In
the him 0 of tho wrd turning out
tII'oukhtn Io Almighty God, who gltctb
us the vittoty.‘
AmonI the recommendations made
lbyIn Commander Gorton were the fol-
o
BEST
IBIS i
lrst. iihat tho per capita tax be
twenty per cent. per quarter as at pres
out. 1
SedtmIIl. that 860 be appropriated
1 tram Ib division tredhbry towards do
trayin be expenses 0': delegates who
attend tic national encampment; same
to be dvided pro rata between those
who at! In!
Third that. our delegates to the ns~
use theIII Influence to have laws pas»
ed bloc lines planned by the comp
thundcrlnmbief III placing Memorial
Unlvers ty on a better financial basis.
more oi II sell supporting institution.
SUNIMARINE SIGNAL BELL-
WASHINGTON. May 20 «In lessen-
ing douflc or in navigation sud delay In
tinnspp utiou the subroutine visual
bolt 11 become an odoctlvo agent and
is1be1i a’d'opt'cId by maritime inter-
gsts ‘geher‘ally, act) cording Ito the hydro
giafihlcipfll (:9be ads vy. Thcgov ru-
most, cognizln’gI thé ébbsldnifbl er-
vice le dored to shipping by he sub-
marinem‘clls has decided to extend
IIIQIII installation from third to time to
light vIcssols and stations Aon both
:1st dud upon the Lnlbes. At illéselil,
Only: at}, It of th ,llghtv act‘s aIc prll a
lid II? slhrga which that;
Profits
-,We have an exceptionally go
sues and prices .
I“ twilight i‘IIIII-ou m
I of mtrlterators this season, nudnofv
~1ls_ Ills time to look them over.
"é OI Igldiililli ted uldto
Telnet? carious at so hag
. .1 he equipping or her coast
,1gd cloud 1
ancé1§ivcdeu hull WINNIE“
lug llkbw se.'1‘Ile bc‘lls Opera 9 reIdur-
11 ‘ Ills ml at night and the sound
or! line wuvbs flmilled by the bell under w t-
for bit 19 been known to travel as it;
us Iiv, ty- -seven mtlcs These souInItl
“1“er picked up by the receiving
end
A" micron ones on board ships and by
the e sjguals of each station the
vessels navigator II; able to tell where
he is l outed.
I'l-iE'A ER MANAoENs FAVOR OP
NODO R.
Cl-llIMCIO. EMF)! 20 -_-’l‘he Western
Theatr Manager gAsiIIlGlMionm
sided (I throw quads}. mgthe
lace otthe thesis cal8 s u lcille amide-
msud Illtlt the New Ql‘k melt billet;
to the “one utioo built». This was
determmod IIIIIIIII at a meeting held In
1 .1 . Chitin 1w. w loll Charles Kiullf.
11gbv'en_rt,5rt,thémprcqldouprcsItIiod‘.
.1 be r ra y ,pacu umously la
Invoi- to em
unjust list In IIIIcIQicIdu bmk lull
Nth-rations they see Ill Irrespective of
syni All“ “Thy _Wcs1t_cru Theater
1doll-gators in attendance the annual
share at
1 to the. rriuruislllng of tho
(tonal epcmpnlent be Instructed to W
I Nimruey Tucson?! Id not think tlie‘re
policy. which .
*1I, i
i. II. II. F.
bvrr 500 [leiogails in Alicndaue at
Annual Session in Hart-
Iord Yesterday
HAR’I.‘I"ORD May 20~-Wilh 53!
business session of the grand lod‘ex:
fConnoctlcut l. 0. u. I“. opened In
lnlIy llall. yo totdlll’
I-cscntulivcll. illuniel. of Georgia,
msdu un nddrass following which re-
ports were submitted.
Grand Maal'c'r'a Report.
(.rsnd Master Klerstcad in his rs
poIt Iotonod to the loyal cooperation
of his assocldtc oihoers and dcputlrs
and the Minty support oi the order
everywhere. He stated that in view
of the business depression Just past
the gain, though sllxht. is satislaottuy.
Excellence has been uttulued in thr-
confeuiug of tho
finds that the new rituals huve awak-
cued u new interest, making it certain .
that the gain next your will lw much
larger.
District Deputies Commended.
The district dcputias come In for s‘
heurty commendation and
he advocates the holding of morn Ills-
tllct meetings as thI-y promote IlIlPl-
est lllltl soot lubllltv III the onk that is
conducive. ol’ most good. lie rotors
ruIIII
IcItIny s oillcc and states I at he
dedicated tinct- new Odd Fellowa
hols during the your llclorcuco is
made to tho 0d Follows‘ llbmc {It
Grown, which is chdvsctctlzctl as u
grout ciedit to the order
Report of Grand Secretory.
Tho report or the grand secretary.
William 8. llutchlson. shoWs a decided
gain in InouIbeIship. had that tho to
tal Imlmbetshlp on January 1.1909.
was 19,799. III the Rebekah lodges
IhI-II- has boon :1 gain of 1933. Ho pIe
dicta thut tic number of members In
the III to wit roach tho twenty IIIouN
zind In Ik by luty l Thole has been a
gain III funds of $16,313.72. In clot;
lug ho stutos that taking cverything
into consldctatlon the order has motto
a splendid gain.
Grand Treasurer’s Report.
lrund Trousurcr William ll. Mari-
uold reports that thc I'cccipls during
the your hnvc boon Silllllhil. of
which 86.723131 Inns received from
the grand secretary. Thcrc ls III pres
out in the throu banks in the sluts the
quplus which the trcnsury shown of
$1,.ll02 2!. This Is (wide-um» that tho
urdm is in good financial standing.
Officers Elsctcd.
'l‘hc tollowillg oiliccrs “(no elected:
(lrnud Master-AV. E Toms Witt
clbury.
Deputy Grand
lluwlcy llanbury.
Grand WurdonaArtIIur l~‘
(you! Ilristoi. _
(lraud SchcIarI—Wllllam S llutch
insult. Now Haven
Grand Treasurer—«William ll. him
lgod. llridgcport.
(rand Roplcseutnthc i011 two your.
«(hunt ll lilorslcud Hartford
CASTgRIA
For Infant!
III on In In Aim! hill
bears the gm
Signature of
“Masher Joseph ll
Wood
SERVED WITH A BENCH WAR-
RAN
c
Captain A. A. cell: Complains Against
Captain D. B. Decker. _
Deputy Sheriff Samuel 0. Ireland
yesterday served a writ on Captain
David B. Decker, of Crescent Terrace.
and on a bench warrant issued by
state Attorney Stiles Judson. took him
tp Bridgeport. where the case came
in the Superior Court. Ca lain
Decker is Accused by 1obtain A bert
1notion). of Emit Ndryi's or dredgin:
oyst'éré oh‘ the ruling s of the lattera
of!l dNorwalk. just one yetIr ago yes-
Nina ckor l ést at the corn
3:330: SIN I: a d éVIdét'ItlyI
was much tourldstldn to rtbe c Inc.
us he the MI. III-cum he Was It I bor-
Iy to go on his own reocgbiaabc‘o Iihtll
such time as he might till notified to
drive“ again. It is thought the mat-
her will be dropped
[I you desire a clear complexion Ilka”
Foley's Oriuo motive for bohaiibtb
tion and liver trouble as it will
late these organs and thoroughly
to tool well.
l1. Baxter.
_ W . .. .
URGE APPOINJIMBNT 0F MISIS
BROOM.
IIAR'rro‘m), May sit-«op VérIIIq l
Wee‘IInI was visit by II delegation oi
citizens almond it oh: one General B)
u (treaty and W J Arr/guy: or who
Hubert; b‘dth of wholh org Id th‘htN
Rlebcccn Bllhon. of New Ilsvéti be re
appointed {Is a member or the state
board of eli'eritie's.
Yestérdsy mornitig Ro‘v. Father For
meIr 'and II_ dolegtttlon cl Now llavén
citizen's whtt'otl upon the kc‘vcrnor urg
lug that some other bppo‘lnt'rheiit be
made. They urb‘ not booming any but
tlculur ca‘ndidddto, but are damn!
Miss Hub‘o’ti because they allots sit
lytln‘s' purliose‘s
(lovergor Weeks has not yet with
“has V, ,1. .1 “mt
It... ltmi illili It tomato.
Irmfllwmflfl “GM” will
or! rap es nts 247
limbo" u: the NI IIII’III‘I) cit.
ilk?)
iit’u
v5"
CtIIptoiu flop .
deglscs and he '
climb ‘I'.
cleanse your system. which is who! ’
crayons bleeds In the spring III 6rd“ .
Bridge Pharmacy and F' .
has risen bér opportlihlties tor prose; '
Aronrax In
, . TBA QABJIE (29.
V II. A I Iii int,
vgigitfi II «only .
cations». ~..
VOLTAX will goal/term
The only way it can
Chaflé‘s
ill liii llllillil iii Still
Nationcl Magus lkBundling
Pillsbury . . . .‘ ....... 18 III It‘ll
(‘hi‘nm .. . .l7 1;: Jul?
Phi .sdslultla ........ ill 12 .520
Clnpluu‘hti ......... it. 16 .484
II .403
l? .453
14 .440
II. .423
Yesterday's Ruultc. a
New York, l8; Cincinnati, it.
St. Louis. 2; Boston. 0
IIroIIklyu. 3: Pittaburx. 0
l‘lI‘IludctpiIlu, 4; Chicago, 2.
American League Standing. I
W. l.. l’,t‘.
llelrolt ............. 17 it .634
ilost on ............. 16 it .8410
New York .......... It)‘ it .640
l’lIlilIdolplIln ........ If. it .828
Chicago ............ l I ltl .407
St. Louis ........... III 1:. .409,
Clevolnnd .......... III III .385?
Washington ........ 9 18 .230‘
Yesterday’s Results.
Rhilmlclphla, 10: Detroit. 2.
Clcvolaud. 7; Washington, 4.
Boston. I): (llllcugobzl.
s: New York, 5; St. Louis. I.
_—.‘.,.
Connecticut Luau. Standing. 1“
l‘.‘t.
l.
Hartford ll 3 833
New Britain ....... 10 7 .588
slprlnullcld ......... 8 It .500
Ilolwlte ...... II 9 .479
liridgspcti‘hfi' ...... 1. h‘ In .444
New Mayo-u ...... .. I ll .421
Waterbury ....... I, 7 lo .431
Northampton 5 ii .313
Yesterday'- Results.
Hartford 2; BIidgcport 0.
New Britain 4; Northmupton 2
[called In third because of rain)
New Haven 6; Ilolyoko. l.
Wutmbury, 4; Sprihgiiulti 'l tl~i Ill
uiugal.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahnckcmtr I‘. Vltlzlllllington. New
York; J. (l lluldus Huston: Frank A.
Hogan. New Ilritaiu; W. A Richards
lit. V ruon; W. ll. \Vuy,.lr.. New Ha
van;,. n. Ilcck, ..l P. “why. I. '1‘.
Lewis. New York. W. G Bailey. I‘lcst
field Mass: T F Durwln Dnnbury:
Madam Lalsne. city; R W. Eutpn.
Boston; 8. (ll‘eenstcin, llridgopolt; 0.
R. Treat. New York; L. R. lluributt.
Wilton: M. Gleason, New 'York: Paul
Westcrhofl’. New Haven: W. ll. lin
bolt: city: Fred l). Wellol. Manchesv
tcr. N IL; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mas-
sena. New York; (I. G. Phillips New
York: RoyR Powers. Hartford. A W
Cross. J. C. lloauchlc, New York: A
0. Rounds. Providence it. 1.; W A.
Brown. Albany: F‘ L. Coo. Madison:
Albert Leon New York: John J.
Goody, POI'IIimd. M K. Briplocke St
Louis; Miss B Browning. William O.
.Welp, K. '1'. Cameron. New York: N
Peters 0. A Cunningham Boston;
E. BssIs. Ashland 0.“: Jerome Ros
abbot“; New Ydrk; J. .Cuneo. city:
dClark New York; J. A. Huston
Mid dletown. N Y.: J. L. Green, Now
York.
WILL or JOHN ropo.‘
1TlitI following is a correction of
‘ some ltéms of a Iecou't reference to
the \IleI of the late JOhu T‘o’d'd: Tilt)
ill msdé In 1899 gives. the“k teIIItti tor's
an?in or. Seth Todd, libs“ III 9 Elliot)! t
s I:
01:1th on ill a 1
dIVIde nn'fingshiktlye $th am as
toys; ell
{islfii‘ct‘d Csfidée ” €00"
es
:g‘l firm or {219%} e §filc
thisto‘goto‘fi elrm
(it"s
ilg‘ld
dreaI1IIrt or have an
I' titer and two e s.
glass Henry ll. Tod «333590 uddfii’onul.
HQW"
bus rsLachAPch bfillp. ,
KENO. Nev. May;20 .leltlll Ellen
Iuor. who telearuphod the sushi Its not.
an d the constitution of Nevada to
Washington to onshlu ratification to
be made In time to permit. Nevada to
vote (or Lincolu‘ s rte-election. died ycs-
Izrdsv ..
W
pIIEIsI'ISENT or stiAss .‘rou‘NoatIs.
or ClNNA’l‘l, 0., Ma 20. -—Th‘c
Amer can Elissa Fouridcrs Association
3st blight aelected William R. Web
I of Bi'id (short (John), president of
the associatldn, 1”
MM
Ghlidrfir “fry
Ishm-
dAhTfi’fitA
Old TiImIcIIM—Thc worst: experience
I ever had was when We ran out of
port in a sale or wind
_ m
r. i” murmur
llit Mb lit BRIDOEPORT by the ELEC-
to ’Ll'obil wl 1 real y protect thé metal and last for
VOLTAX willpflvent corrosion caused by electrolysis acids,
VQLTAX formic; boiler fronts, furnace doors, etc. ‘-
VOLTR-X bilii‘LmIlthatand tomes either from chimneys or I
VOLTAX for wuerproolltlg concatc. _ _ 1 .
VOLTAX will stick to glass. aluminum. brass,
‘ other smooth surfaces.
maquarc fact per gtIll'cn. 1 grid last
FOUR, T134381 as long It any other paint ‘mada
FOR SALE BY
us WASHINGTON STREET 1
IFRENCH scar oN ILLINoIs FARM.
.presolll when the digging begins.
. shout the spflng cvyoi‘s' the who;
it not Ind lie Ilil
‘1.
t Iwill stick to gslvanized Iron.
(Kipper or
be rcmovcd' Is by wear.
E. New
souru NORWALK
M
Students of Early History Wlil Explore
Site of Grove Cowr Fortifications.
spouts. lil. run i8.—~l-‘i)llowlngtho
spring ruins a strange expedition will
wodd its way out of Peoria across the
river Into 'l‘uacucll county
It vIIIIIl consist of selernl wdgons II
scoI-c or man with smiles and olhrr
iools'llnd hundreds or l’oorlaus. in an
tompbiiss, buggies uud othcl convoy-
unccs. who nn- Interested in lllinols
hlktoly.
The object of this expedition niil Dr
to Investigate the claim of Dun ll.
Sheen, UIlCi‘ u candidate for governor
on tho Prohibition ticket, (but POM
(Trove .flocur was iocatod directly
lit-rolls the iiliuuls rivcr from the heart
of tho city of Peoria.
Mr. Show will loud tho procession.
In it will be a IIuIIIbcr DI the Inemlwm
of thc Illinois IIIIIIOIHIHII auscultation.
tor an invitation has been extended
Ilium and they have accepted It to be
It is two your: since Mr. sheen first
mode discoveries on his (sun in Fun
Du LIN? wivnsllip. which led him to
believe that be bad stumbled on tho
silo or the first post established 3 this
\lclnily by white men and from which
the Grove CoeIII‘ villi) of this city. was
named. Since his discoveres he has
been gathering data from the writings
tori. by the curly volaxcls and explot-
ers and is now Ilrm in his ballot thut
bu has found the location oi the toll
whose real also has been so long dis-
puted by Illinois historians.
Mr. Sheen has this following oxhlblts
to prove his contention: Halt a dozen
motor] IleII of peculiar doata'n unlike
anything In use today; a down rom-
nsuts or hand- sawed o‘uk planks. nu-
mc as huge colt tlinborn twenty feet
Ion and c foot square lying lust be
death the surface or the groundia
lurio spring, in which the called band
howu timbers are preserved under wu-
Ier, but ultimo where they are unused
to Ibo air; It mound mode square by
ed by an artificial wall of earth. It por~
Icnlly part of a boat's hull.
nIchN left by Henuppin and Tonto.
tle eminence with earthen walls pru-
tectln uI stbcltide of hsavy toot squale
limbo It all Im in length. The French
who built It curried uwls with thorn
for ttadiu'g hitrboétcs with the? Indians.
They also had pit suwyors who sawed
out the timbers [or the fort and the
boat. ‘-
The location of the site cot-responds
perfectly with the site described by
Henncpiu as held
about 200 babes distilnt nlrbi’h the river
which in the season or thb rinIs. ex
tended to the loot of it; two broad deep
rvancs protected two other sides and
a purl or the fourth which we com
pletely entrenched by a ditch which
united the two ravines. "
oral years ago. while clesri the firm
which he had purchased. as work-
men were clearing out a dense weed
be ,a swamp hey found aIII go up
It who in this with; that o exli
mentioned I'vcrc loudd. The mun
and the' excavations win bé mado this
spring to uncover the sunken timber
and see just how loony are burie
there.
Mr. shcan'a ,ThIoory1 I
The theory that MI
correct location Of tho loIrtls str
T era is mull
until no In, t has at
t ex rcr y
clid MI I was used eds”??? mg). liI‘I‘ “pri-
the si e two old and
guns w’orc found molly ar‘sdfi TR;
are still preserved andyfi’re III girIeas er.
0n Itlle hill back
directly ab0ve were: shop}: dvId‘cII
tn the timber that 1ng held db‘g
oil from the forest dud low 1‘39an
the hill to the rivei- bank. .lilitgo
old true this twinks orl its tru any“
gesting that It has been 519d tor IIII
I'Inchor post for a block ariIII tackch. 1 1
The location or Creve Coeur tort has
always been disputed by llllnols his
iorians.
Sheen the his now has three sites.
One is at Wefiy City, II s all team
just below city. or curls and
across the river. Another is up the
river on u IIIII at a large bond in the
Peoria like. I 1
At one time there new souls Recoil
relics Mind Infill wicinl ct .tahls m
Accordion to some or I. a cart» Inuit-
gent valley? Forthcmglvm‘ Mmhgt:
c e I?!“ ”I?! II
the billions how
vicinity at Fort Grove Occur.
nah—dw_
~Doxi't titlhllI thst Nina canlt he cur-
ed. Thousands ct .obltlmuc macs havc
. The Amateur—Gracious!
i thouth
mi Wm; um I and.» Kim
03? afilguhl' was»
WWI“ £210.”.qu
“'14?“ “"1”"
Na I‘m“! aha? “I‘m 3%.?
sailors always drank rum.
been owl hr Dunn'- Goldman. to
artificial ombantuncnts .I ravine clos. ..
tlou ot a heavy oak shoathlng. app‘ur- .
These discoveries bear out the state» >I
Fort Crch Coeitr was situated on a lit '
n"llttle mound 1
Mr Sheen made his discovery Nev- ‘
patch which was always “monk“ 1.
. F
Shoes lNis lbs 3
mod” by other ands lh tho vicinity; 1
cbsrcoxll in the am as .
[u thr. I-Ivcj- spill II
With the discoverlell at Mr ,
rim-es 3min Br
one such structure so .lolvld In MI- 9
roach of every onc.
Scttc cs and Swings.
lincu.
dl’IISI iL'.
IIcai.
variety.
grayed I’rcc.
-..\
lw‘I’I‘L
Bleached Crash
A.
"3» fiiii‘w “Sills
.ce-.-..
u‘hw ‘89: Hilary)?“ as...“
Mmmr court tot he
moon-wish. vs. doom doom:
“all
u. Charles. Wllllsnl Bass;
Polndcxter. at Stamford. vs.
cent: at any drill lion.
Franklin Pointlaater.
ss‘v'sN “Ilbfir‘ubll 'oIvolilzss
Broad and easy Windsor Chairs with arms.
(Irccu ()ak Inadc in Colonial style, comfortable as well as
initials cugravcd while you wait.
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TOWELS
We carry a large line of these nocossaIry articles needodIby every
individual and think we have excellent values in hit grades. To Invite
your attention to this fact we have selected some attractive numbers
and made special prices. as given below.
Hamstltched Huck'rowel. sizemxsl. at. ..9c
Bordered Huck Towels. also 20144.1“ ................ ...... lic
Homatitcbcd Huck Towel. 22x44 at. .............. .1... ..Ice
Broken Mull"! Huckm and Damask... ......... at 19c. Regular price 2150
.Turklsh Towels. .......... .......at 11c. Value 15c.
Turkish, Towels ..... at 19c. Value 25c
The Celebrated SANu-ITA KY Towels ................. ..15c, 25c, 503
Brown Crash .. . 5cto18°
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84 Wn St, South Nowell
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Furnituré itIIIt tile Veranda
it will be easy to blue (I cotliiortable and satisfying Ver-
amlu this season. for appropriate furnishings- arc within
Comfort and durability are words to appl'y to Ihc ( hairs,
Designs and colors tire
'llIt-rc are big, friendly Rockers and Chairs to receive iircti
pcoplc who wish to lounge at their case; restful Chairs uith
seats and backs of strongly woven double cane or rush.
There are Suites and odd Separate Arm Chairs. Morris '
(hairs. and Rockers of Vi catilcrcd Green (Ink, with cauc
hacks and seats which have rcnunablc cushions of grccn
attract ivc
arc of
- No Veranda' 13 complete without a Swinging Seat. The
new ones are large and commodlous, made with ()akcn
frames, and backs and seats of rush.
tui’lcd cushions which mnkc a1finc plate
Swings arc suspended from the roof h) stout chains
A fine display in one of the Mam St. wmdowzl.
Other Veranda Accessories
\\ itlI regular I‘orch Furniture must be tonsidcrcd oth-
cr necessary fittings, and these are some of them . 1
Rugs of Crcx or Japanese MattiIIg that keep tho: floor
Some bay 9 thickly
for It siesta lhcst
Hammocks and Swinging Couches of which we have a
Vudor and Bamboo Screens that givc an air of privacy.
Jardinleres of pottery or porcelain for growing plants.
All thcsc requirements we can provtlc.
Monogram Belts Pins, 50 (its.
Initials Engraved Free of Charge.
The offer sounds good, and it is just as you read
l‘lIc pins ate a large mat shape manic III \\ hitc Metal,
lIczny sihcr plating, strong pin and catch. (3) letters on—
!ilail orders filled.
...... .5: to 25¢:
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charged with forging a Release for
damages aggxlnst the New Tor.
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Havéh hsa‘d ai-tt‘o'rd Kalil-fill. Nil! ‘éh-
dol'slng the company's check, Morrow-
day bound over to the next term at. the
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Clark. withdrawing from tho saw.
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towed was that of Mrs. E. 3. Small.
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