any
Wuhan 61hr:
blueitlg water ‘just .
the right tint with-
out waste by using
' A55 V ETTE
, laundry, Nae
comb" manner blocks“
5 coat packagc)—.eICI
V old it. by the car (don’t
to) rind shake it under
‘ until you get the exact
you want. What
Il'i-bturn from Cuba. away
? h‘t'c‘ career, lhe did not makeu
mproctllon on the inks Alter
Shay bid Stork oh the first two
he said. apologetically to his
. , In stranger from the Supt. "i' In
1y out of form today. Ive been
. voyaae. lion tied. it must
‘ “Played before how
Wn‘IVI-IMMV «1,... ....-. ,
Vii you Sm as much
‘ can a
””Iltllac'
is is‘k'hdim, by every
Ciliillac owner. than . f
it Wn‘tild be
u‘ai
V In It, W
i. I VIII-bloat» It.
, lineari- the nomads II the
. of the disease and the“ art of III-
’ the same. Diseases are caused
;> nob;- twist or sprain": the.
lion lt‘ done in childhood II.
n actors remove the cause at
IVVV. h
; W"Illd'§aln.
‘ ‘ V temziu your hotly.
less, Rheumatllm.
Kidney and Female Div
implicit special attention; also
Milli
at the Spine You will
tutoring Chiropractic IVI
M940». ,
' orbit or coznostAL'K '
. Hotel Mahackei ‘
soles and Eye GlasseI :
“the lace and fit the sight ,
that please. "
it than it.
~ "Bacon-era to
’I-IOMEII a. Hoffa: j '
[otiuntiuiriout
.IIII
Accident Hap III on
MIIdbw Land In III» Norwa‘ik‘i
An accident in the, bird world that
Is attracting considerable attention oc~
curred when Charles Staples. of East.
Norwalk, was gathering the hay crop
on one of the big meadows near itucky
Springs. What It”? allows“ to b. a
quail was seen abound the lipid ’aVli day lJ
, but not until the men were taking an
found the wing of a mime bird cut off
blose id the dy' was it plain “why the
bird had riot itbwh a'wq, y. Later Earl
Edmunda found the bird's nest ltt
cavity where neither machine or rake
had disturbed ii. and it contained
nineteen eggs, Upon investigation it
proved to be a Hungarian partridge
and must have been a pair from those
liberated above l‘eat Swamp, two
miles north, in the spring, An effort
fl
them under a bantain, but the expo»
Ilre had been too lllllcll and the eggs
were spoiled.
with no protbotlnn. but. the hay. and
the. accident was unavoidable. but the
parties felt very badly about it.
It will be remeniberttd that a host
was IInc‘IIVered llI thc' morning on land
of Alvah Tuthlll last year. under sim.
ilar circumstances and it shows the
parliallty of these birds for meadow
lands and also tlIanI-ge number of
eggs laid by their bltds.
it further ‘IIItVst that wherever lib
but itntll they find the conditions tbm
wi it it is ptesuined that the bird
stayed on her eggs until the mowing
machine was met but and as she rota
0d her wings to fly the kitties Inadea
clean out close to the body. Unable
to fly, if she does not (lie trout loss of
blood Idle will he IIoon picked up by
listnral enemies. A photograph or
0&th and eggs whit schined
my; ~....l.._i.-..
'...ii
SUMMER
Cottages
Furnished complete at short
notice. All kinds and
dlyles of
Vacation
Furniture
Specially low etitimates.
I. A. MITCHELL
cos WALL also high are.
uonwacs. coma.
CItvNanonaiBank
IVDUTH NURWA‘LK. CONN.
"KANOACTO A GENERAL BANKING
' IUOINIII
Surplue Ind Profits
morocco
capital
00mm
w
Safe Deposit hem, es Ind to per year.
DWIN H. MATHEWBONI PHI.
H?! H. kHAPP. ‘tlt VlcoPree.
KEMIIOK H. ROWAN, ‘M Vleb
WILFRED BVODWELL.‘ Guide!
, I museum
I; Fl. 'Vflhtilbwaop Flfiz Wear
leiin‘ H. Knapp moan
Jo‘IlIb R. MIMII rWhilIee Marvin
onmuin‘swrlm It'esn raisin
. Fred H. flown
I , . ”7'.”
Wrmw
.t. n. cosmos. Mgr.
Mae and 'CUIIInO Up to Date.
thin 82 per day Ind upturn.
flock and General lMormItlcn‘Tlcker.
VSIianaVy Dinners, i750ta‘
TELV. GALVL Vang
INSURANCE ,.
IREAIL TSTATE
Steamshtp TIckcts
-J. M. LAY'I‘ON 81 C50:
(INCORPORATED)
a “Mignon ave. co. floswat’x
t
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
.Borlon House
(Groom Bottoms)
II aae'r uoswhik.
ll
«Cw-
Shore [1th tutti All Kltids oi
Sea Food Cdtrktltl to Order
John E. 5’SII lltvan
PBOPBIETOR.
hat-III Vetitm- ‘
was made to save the. eggs by placing .
The nest was built in r
the middle, of the large haying hold, '
erated the bit s‘ will trurel and sproitd 9"
,, EtlililVlVIKT C. Biowne secretsr
Ipr
relish
ForWome‘a-L diaEIPiuk -
ham’ symbol: cannula
No a . «I “Ivar
the (lithium math III
Shrub
.I Is.
6: nervous
hrostre Ion. and
More mvgetabic
Compoun modems
wetland Itron.
thatlcaudoal In.0
lice muchyounger
- than I real
.. ‘ ‘ “Lydia .Pluk.
I» In'IVa tsbieCompoundtstbemoIt
soccer-fa tardy for all kinds of
female tron lea. and I feel that I can
finer praise it can b." — Mae. Lima
ouLANDJl osyi
T beCtuIngeoi its is themoltbrltlcsl
rlod of a woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
(“$380 and pat “'h h ‘11
omeucvcryw one e
that there Is no other rentedimam oIvn to
medicine thatwill sosucceh'riullycarry
women throu this tryin Fried
Lydia E. Pit ham s Veguga 1e Cout-
Koult’td, made groin native roots and
er s.
For so years it ha been curing
Women from the worst form- or female
illemlnllematation, ulceration, dis-
lecemen fibroid tumorureguiari-
cape pains, he, and
”17°“ ”3""?4 nu mootdodvice
you on a
about ourcuewrite nomads-I-
tial l r to Mrs. Phkhlm. at
hydraulic". Her advice II tree.
ways helpful.
“MW- ..‘W
Bill llillill Illllillillilll
lliflillilflll
(Continued from First Page.)
eating account of the objects and ac-
complishments of their association.
which interested the. members very
much, as there. is It common bond be-
tween llowayton and Bell island.
Mr. KaltwosseL superintendent oi
the. Connecticut Company. qu present
and upon imitation of President I“.
presented the many advantages of us
in electricity for cooking and general
household purposes. in the time time
nnnouulcng the very attractive price
of eleItIlclty which has been recently
nddoptc by tlIeV'compcny ho represent
per kllownt. 'Mr. Kallwasoer has ar.
ranged for a demonstrator to visit the.
ladies of the island today (Monday) to
show the advantages of using electric
irons, and Mr Shephrd has kindly of-
teted his cottage on Summit streer'end
there will be a demonstrator *there
most of the day tomorrow t'l‘uedel
to show the advantages at using also
trlcity for cooklntr- and general house:
hold purposes to which it is hoped the
ladies of Bell island will [ever the
denIlnstIator with a visit. The report
of the president showed among the
many other expenditures the associa-
tion had already. this season. spelt
nearly three hundred dollars upon the
roads or the island, besides spendln"
large amounts for street lighting and
house service. ’
Afier‘u vote o.” thanks to the oillcerr
of the society the the old oflcers wore
. unanimously reelected, with the addié
tlon. upon recommendation of the pres
ident. fifteen gentlemen as a board of
directors, five of the number to serve
to February 22nd. 1910; live to Feb.
22nd, tint: and live to Feb. 28nd. 1912.
and at every annual election hereafter
Ittve members of the board will be
elected The following namctl gentle-
men weIe elected to serve to February
“2nd. 1910: John P. Leo hi‘ehidettt;
Willlutn R. Denim-eat, vipeopresi out.
shall h'dréws militant Scream,
George F Shepard. trebiauier: '1‘ Mar
s‘hall Andrew's, William F.01arhe.:Wil
llam it. Demorest. George E} Shepard,
William C. Smith, Gem-e E. Ed
wards, .la‘lhes P. Hickby, chimes Mon
05:,ij 'R. Thompebn. Charles T.’ Pdf-
.DI. .losep J. Strohtueyer, Darwin
A. Wadhamp, ‘lmund -.C Browne. John
P. Leo and Richard H. Goldsmith reset
tors. A few years ago Belle Island
seemed of minor importance to thQ
town. Real estate values have. advanc
ed with leaps and bounds1 until it is]
V‘i‘mpossl ble to secure. sites hurl props W5.
ties at this heat til‘tIl who with
paying good rodrld sinks. .
“With its seventy- -tl‘v,e or there with
lies. b’eslilos hotels on local lir-
chants hive begun to appreciate the
trhdo at the island. and their, is a. live.
ly shit 9 among them to secure a por
lo!) 0
Ambit? the intihy bummer residenih
{the island 'l’a John P. Deb, a large
congactor of gear York (Iggy; George
E dwar as leI of rd Watjoz
Bank new III-k any; Tfflaraltttiln
crews Secretary arid tIé‘a urer of. ti
Lounshb yd; '& filsscll Mllf.o Nara
wakl; \ m. Abortis, caa tor0 of Con
t'ral National Bank, Norwalk; Wm. C.
Smith. of New York City. Who has re
centiy made1 quite extensive sure
at the lidchd with' a" view. or- spend!“
a large amount in lmpro‘vdhtints; Wm?
F. Clarke, large lumber merchant. oh?
Erooldyn; Commodore Farrell, critic
Ste l Trust; Meier Diwi Ei'fllllfl‘,‘
o'nt and trenutorp them
dammit Mfg. Co.. otmihtom
Fromm 6. Browse.
Thompson, commission merchant,“
lites York any; Henry warunt. or
large nunnfactorctr and merchant, ' . or
New York CityI Dr. Joseph Ii. Strain
mayor a practicing physician. of New
York City.
prospects at Bell island are very
bright.
ed for this purpose namely 50 cI-uts '
it;
I B “B VIII.
noes College. of Brool‘dynfiwllhrm u lobcIIVgS'
w .. .me.
-....~ V'il‘ Till
~‘ 1' IRS
“(economic newton res-L)
Jrhai'lirstghne innings w oil “to
e to lrclrra and t that ’.‘
itsloolt '00 l! they VI fitting to Sf:
If. i liilp
SVerehTiVltm Slug? II il'éllvery
a. bit and NornIk hid! one more
than average hard luck. with some or I
rots thrown in for good measure. but
in; (homer Inniltt the visitors did all
of their ..thilrluk ;
The climb: of hard look for Norwalk
came In the fourth g when Pa
tteucc. the ready and It first but»
man. turned over his right ankle l2
making a dalh from second to tbir
base. The sprain was so severe that
he had to leave the game. This acct
dent proved to be the turning point
in the contest. Before the Mine team
had been retired, they had scored
twice, and they registered again in the
fifth inning for three additional runs.
in the fifth inning Cornea took Pa-
tlence's place at first and Gus Volk
went in to do the pitching. The clav-
er young left builder was a pcri'ect
enigma to the sailor boys and they
were held down for the remainder oi
the game without an additional run.
The score:
Norwaika.
All it ill PO A l
Cunningham. 2b. :l l 2 2 l U
(‘ablIL t. .......... a 0 0 I 0 II
Skelly, .b. ......... {I i 2 2 2 J
lt'llblltt. ri’. .......... 5 I ll 2 0 0
Volk. p. ............ l l 0 0 0 0
Patience. lb. . ...... 2 l 2 l l I
Nedloyhas ....... ,.. .'I l 2 ti 0 2
Smith, ll. .......... b 0 l 2 '0 0
McKtentan, I: ..... .’I II I it! ii i
Cornea. II, lb. ...... 2: 0 ll 2 U 0
Totals ........... it? it ill 7 'I' {I
U. 8. 3. Nebraska.
All It II no It I)
Kelly, cf. ....; ..... ii i 2 1 0 0
Higgins, rt. ........ It i 0 2 0 l
Vandergrlft, if. ..... 4 0 l 2 ti 0
'i‘ledermsn. c. ...... 4 i 1 5‘0 0
McCrory. 2b.. p 4 0 2 I it i
Waugh. sa. ......... 4 i l 2 0
Ryan. lb. .......... 4 0 It It) 0 0
Guest, 3b. .......... 4 i It 2 5 it
Rosenberg. p. ...... 2 n i 0 2 0
Butler. 2b. ......... 2 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ..... . ..... it? h “‘25 12 4
'One out when winning run was
Icoretl.
Score by innings:
Norwalks ....... it 00 2 I00 (I «6
UMBB Nebraska“ .221 000 ll —.’
The summary:
Stolen bases—Skelly. (llbtln. Pa-
tience. Nedloy. Him”, Vandal-grill.
Tiedcrman. Guest.
Sacrifice hlt~CahilL .. I
Twobaae hlt~VIndcrgrlfL
Three‘buo hltntluost.
Double Iilay—‘-Rosenberg. McCrery
and Ryan.
innings plIChedprbenberg 4. Mc-
tfrery 5, Cornea t. ler‘b.
Struck out« By Rosenberg 2 Mc-
Crery 2, Come ll, Vol ii.
linear on but saw!
McCrery «l -.
Hits—Oi! Rosenberg 5.- oi! Mcl‘ roI'y
i, on Cornea 8, oil Volk 3
Hit by pitcher-Cornea by McCrcry.
Left on bum—~Norwaika, 13; U
a. Nebraska 7.
Time~ One hour. 45 minutes.
Umpire ~ Joseph Desi.
Just Don}
The Nebraska team played through
out their trip about the world with
the battleship fleet
test was only the (north they have
lost, out of elxtyone games. A mem
ber of the team stated that they are
low being considerably hampered by
enilstments running out Yesterday.
they played their last game for some
time at hang island t‘liy. in that
:‘hey; have been ordered south with the
co .
It is feared that i‘atlenco's accident
will put him out of the game for sev
and weeks, as the sprain of his right
ankle was a severe one.
One of the heavy hitting navy bat-
ters declared. Saturday afternoon. that
Volk was the hardest proposition the
Nebraska team had been up against.
in the five innings he pitched. Satur-
day, Volk struck out eight tackles,
McCrery, who pitched for the sailors,
beginning with the can tuning, is do
clay-ed to be the best pitcher in the
navy. It was said that he had an off
Vdity Bathrdiy
There. was considerable kicking Sat
urday over Dent s decisions He didn't
tarot either side and maintained afteI-
Ivard that he had been cortuct in each
instance
All Not-walks pointed.
The All Norwalits journeyed to nab-
bhry. Yesterday, and were defeated by
the Pastimes, or that lace, by the
score of 5’ to 4. The Math aggre-
attenuation they were notihceiv'cd
cry cordially by their opponents and
that they ere not given a square deal
Vat, the} has I o the Dhnbur'y team As
this was the rat game this sea
at the All Nbrwaika have pl Yd
Wth tlt' Phutintes, they believe
that n In be the last. The bdttbfies
were. for the‘ Pastimes, Reed Black
and T‘ortelll, and for the All Norwalks.
Marley and 'c‘bulu.
, M » .-
Silvimflnie Win Again
“The Silv'erntine baseball team defeat-
ed the “down taint" Winnlpauk team
on the Keen: V'grounds, Saturday after
noon. in‘the icon set: to +3.
IN THE LEAGUES.
'Icnuerg .. on
V National Leno‘s-Standing.
, . , , w. I. no
‘Pittaburg ..........42 II .750
LChch'I 37 21 .033
grit ........31 22 .585
nclllnati ......gfi 28 .526
Philadelphia ' ..... so .455
ill . ....... ...24 34 L415
méiyu...........ao so .051
Boston ..I.........15; 40 .273
VIiterdIy’e Kaitlin. ‘.
Cincinnati. 2:- Chicago, 1 (first
The future outlook and shine); Cincinnati, 7; Chicago, 3 (coca
end game).
St. Louis, 9; Pittaburg, i5 ,(Ill'lt
i I".
other "I ~~
0-
Saturday a con ‘
1‘? '0!
“I rarItI In It I I u
Inna. ...:zsc . wast:
herald livamd I'm?! you since taking
or In I m
I‘ all certainly "commend Ills-I 'I'n mineral:
IIItII l have our III-II. "
”an ”MRS-Ion Int Ito I. nil litter. Ian.
{'7} V1;
:33“ h
s53” £5,425“
uh»?
IIVIUII. ISLE. Til IILLIOI IOXES '
“H k.
Maggi )VCVMVCIIO or N. V. out
game): Pittsburg." I; St. Louis 1 leec-
ond game).
...—....
SaturdIy'I Results.
Boston, ti; Philadelphia, 2 (first
game): Huston. 7; Philadelphia. 3 lsecv
and game).
i’ittsburg, 0; St. Innis, 5 (ii In-
nlltgsl.
, Chicago, 4: Cincinnati, 0.
New York. 2; llrooklyn. l.
._......
tsrcond game).
Detroit, l Chicago, 0 tilrat gamel:
Chicago, 5; Detroit, 3 (second grunt-l.
Saturday'l Results.
ltoston, 7; Washington, It.
Philadelphia. ll: New York, 0 (first
gable): Philadelphia, 4; New York, i
tsecond garnet,
t‘hicsgo. 2; Cleveland, 0.
Detroit. ti; St. Louis. 2.
Games Today.
llosion at Wellington.
New York at. Pblladeiphla.
Detroit at t‘lticago.
(‘levelnnd at St. Louis.
Connecticut League sanding.
’ w. L
. l’.(
H art ford ........... i: l Ii .I‘Ititl
llolyoke .. . . . . . . . . .28 ‘19 .596
Springfield .... . . . . ..2t 22 .522
New Britain ....,...25 24 .510
Waterbury ......... M 27 .471
New Haven ..... ‘...25 29 .402
Northampton "i :10 .412
Bridgeport . ......... 11' 28
Veeterday'e Results.
Waterbury, 2; New Haven, 1.
. Saturdly'c Results.
Springfield. 3; ilrldgeport, 0.
Hartford. 3; Northampton. l.
lioiyoke. It; New Haven, 2.
New lirltuin, l3; Waterbury. it.
Games Today.
llridgeport at New Britain
New Haven at Springfield.
Hartford at llolyoke.
Northampton at Waterbury
Hyland'Knocka Out Cross.
SAN FRANCISCO. June {tn—Dick
*‘Hyiund, of California. beat Leach
Cross, at Brooklyn, into helplessness
at Jimmy (‘ofi'roth's arena Saturday
afternoon In It rounds. Taking pnn‘
ichment with a smile and standing
nick's swings with a sameness than
brought cheers from ther crowd even
when he‘ was honestly detected the
easterner made a magnificent IboSr
BRIGHAM'S BOND BEDUCEDV
Late New Haven Banker Haiti for Em-
beuloment in Sum of 010,000.
new HAVEN. June camp?
led by his wile. Frederick H VBtn‘ig
late bookkeeper oi the Merchants‘ Na-
tional Bank. went, gore tinned States
Commissioner erg today and waiv-
ed examination on the Db rcc of em.
belzlement from the 0. may“
deuce was introduced an‘d Brigh
was bound over until the fourth The»
day in August, when the United-Siting
District Court will sit here. Bail was
at 85. 000 from the preliminary amount.
No statement at any kind was made
in the cart and no further II t. upon
the a dam of’ the alleged 'e bexslol
used by him were divulged
ilrlgham' s couns
drule of saying not log about his client.
Brigham was sent. back to jail In de-
fault of bonds
A._‘——I
F'ouoI-I‘r on .vikvtt'ei‘eéA'It. '
"' COLORADO SPRINGS,'-‘Ooio.. June
28. ——Aiter a desperate handotd-banrl
Pikes Peak, 14.000 tact high, sous a.
Clqu and George. Siilpidy Chicagoans
and former students of Dartmouth Coi-
lcgo, are in jail, and Howard H. Robe
Jason, government caretaker oi._the
Summit House Is in a critical comb
tion In St. Francis. Hospital do», title
city. The fight was the multwtua
quarrel oven the. charge tourist bah Rubi.
lnson for a room at the Summihliibuse:
'The battle tools place in title darknoai‘
when the three men were the only
ones on the tain top. 1‘ two
‘young men say t ammonia lied
1;th became *they'awalehed "him dbl
they fought in sell-detainee. "Robina“
wisdsft unconscious and has been are
able as yet. to give his version of tho
l‘enVooutIter. .
l‘Doas your cook éWr labour your
gowns to wear ". i'hio. ‘Wbil‘i she
‘ wouldn't even -patronlle- my dress-
maker "—- Louisville Courier Journal.
.>..I
Games Today.
l’hllnIlI-lpblti III Boston.
ltrooklyn at New York.
American League Standing.
W. 1.. l’.t‘.
Detroit ............ «ll 20 .572
Philadelphia 24 .579
lloslon .......... 25 .570
Cleveland ....... 27 .534
New, York ....... :40 .404 .
(‘hicagu ......... an AIM
\I'asblngton tit; .35?
St. Louis ........... '30 till .339
Yesterday's Results.
St, Louis, 0; t‘leveland. ll lflrst
game»; Cleveland. it; St. lmtts, it
.'i7ti
dug.“ 1.
tired at :10. 000. which is II reduction ,
l’ntldhport Ad tlicmcntl V
. l
1‘
The Hammocks nowaIlaI
or with taut rope lacings.
tltily as t‘oiilfui‘lliliit‘ its out
Iiitbtstnrn IIIIII Inmpcls.
in thc curly morningr site I‘m
lately after breakfast. and “sta
care of its contents without a
pic code of directions.
lt‘illillllli: llll' appetite. (Il‘t‘t‘ll
illt'L‘ \\Vill‘t‘ Is a dainty sight.
lllt't't'.\ can be had separately,
V A very unique Girdle ‘\V'\'l
body of a serpent.
winged licuIl-Ilrcss.
illilt‘ill)'SiS and emeralds.
Cot
for decorative purposes.
I
Va .. .
WI have Just' rectified. camellia
tractlve styles To call
SAMPLE GARMEM‘S AT
Vment ot the defendant nor the methods '
it Is not .
known even the line obdeteilce, as:
had ddlierc’d to the '
fight yesterday on the summit of.
V| Sridgepm-t Advertisements
The D, M
and are eIIIIaIII good for night In day use.
III-r will be WC” cooked and really
breakfast ccrcals can be placed in the Cooker and be found
ilt'llt‘ltlllbly C(Mlkt‘tl by breakfast iiillt‘.
t‘XlllllllllIll in our Furniture Store, and t‘ilt'il has its own sim-
upon which is cmbossctl :III F.
'i‘wo horned bccllcs terminate the gir-
Illc and these Itoltl between their long mandibles oval shaped
'l‘hc wholc aiTair is of dull greeti-
ish gohl and looks antique and Oriental,
wnuthhu-swbi TADFES' GOSVNS in at-
ha‘retiholcu for our Special this week
iiave marked dovrIlh'eariy all of our {crater stock to Bargain Prices.
Some sample numbers to very low figures. -
We Note a Few Specials
, LADIES’ GOWNVB,LockeVa1IIl rumors.
LADIBS' GOWNS. tucks and embrdldet'y .. ..
LADIES GOWNS. tucks and embroidery .. . . . . Abe. Regular price We
LADIES Gowns, bemsutcn and rallies ....... sic. Regular price the
LADIEB' downs. embroidery and heurstltch. .oe. Regular price $1.00 .
demo houses old an admin. ..
Salim Flaming, Salim, 55¢ More“!
Hot Air iiihttlag’ It'd WWII“! and wit are
MOM-“7' JUNE. III, minim
ead Co.
1
For Summer Shoppers
S the moat inviting. especially
the ( ouch HaIIIIIIIIIks made of khaki cloth rind put togctb:
ibcsc h.II c very easy IIIattrcssc.
They are ex-
bcrls and are IIIIIchIiI-nt for
Happy is the housekeeper who uses a Fit-clear Cooker.
I prepare hcr dinner, immed—
ri" the L'ookcr which will take
by aid or attention. The (liti—
to serve. At night
Several models are on
__......_.__———————-
A cool looking table thcsc hIII days goes far towards
and white is a good combina-
tion of which ont- llt‘Vt'T tin-s. and II salad served on Let-
ltowls. Plates. jugs and other
and are quite itchpcnsivc.
IiI‘lt can be worn with almost
any gum-n is of round ilcxibic metal which resembles the
The girdle passes through a large slide
gyptian fetnalc head with tbc
Japanese Lanterns, Umbrellas and Panels are shown
tagcs and Verandas are made
gay and attractive with these pictty triflcs, and of course
one likes them for the Fourth and any festive occasion. .
The I. M.
Read Co
attention to these we
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