, “hit.
so. vol-ill
the hi. $1M!“ hmrhptntt
out through dense. smoke.
the buildins took tire- yesterday.
‘lue started from an unknown
,Jlll 21M grocery store .or Peter
' on the ground floor. The
its oonteutsware ruined, en-
" themflfm
children cl-y
full FLETCIIER’s
As TO Rt A
it: our: in
5n rial.- .
with” W
. women and
the . apartments
vaccine
‘ (tindery Boulevard)
fidi‘ti'r VldbR’WALK-
Dinners aid All Kinds of
he: Food Cooked to Order
1
.
.gl-Li it
I mar.
South rN
_ .r
‘ tidal"? hating; .
hallo,» office, 3
, item-Int W030”.
tidal: Wynn} boiler will give you
“t1W5led‘i‘SNIUY'1lllle and in any quan-
tity‘. Connected ready for use,
”Adam, " iodide,‘ ,
. Combination
gellind kilns “Intertidal-
tile .01; .call on the Connecticut
' information. .; '
,sarah ”on. a.)
_, hecticut
new millimeter .
house.
_ n. Recreation] , a...
w Hotel
- dityhafion
Comedy...
' about“
.. d “all surpl ’r and Profit-
ullo j .00 ‘ 117,000.00
, Merchant ,3
Ion of Keeper of I M or D
ford. Not Open sidearm
Clarence "Sanford.
son of James Sanford. keeper of the
iieaver Dam in Stratford, is utilising.
He has 'aot been seen since Holiday
morning when he was noticed by the
neighbors of the Sunfords on the road
about a quarter of a. mile below his
The iast-.tlmo..his, parents
law hilli was as they. loft.for church
Sunday morning. They asked ~hini’
if human gold. to church ill!“ he
replied that he didn‘t know, he might.
They left him at the house and went
on.
Young Sanford has complained of
a pain in his sideiately and expressed
the fear that he had appendicitis. lite
parents had not taken ills complaint
seriously, but they now fear that he
may have been stricken suddenly in
some way while going through ,the
woods on his Way ‘to (diurch Sunday
morning or that he might bare’vmn-
tiered off while seized with the pain.
that has. been troubllng him. lie
was a good .youth and helped his
father about the dam. ills disappear-
ance is causing his parents 'nlucli
worry“ - .
The neighboring police
notified.
'2‘."
lg
(till
i ,
have been
landed at
M... a .. . my.
Scotland's populatiol
l is cut
ch medmorm - ~-
auock tannin. aims—mime tidy
. trips, Saturduya.,Ausust lust, 2am.
asaa‘rooa . ’sehlhos $19.00 AND
$19.00—F‘our or six day trips. Mon-
‘ . days. August 23rd. 30th.
"I. " M r- .
WHIIE MOuNfiinNB Jamil—Five
. days trip, Monday, August 30th.
THE AUTMNAL TOUR moo—To
bite, , Mountains, ,.Wetiaesday.
‘ Srpteinber ifitb‘, six days trip. ac
comluodations at line. Sinclair lit)
tel. Bethlehem. also includes the
fiulne ride.
sooxumues EAuLv WlTH
.i‘ i' .l o i
The Recreation Todriii Co.
183 Eu: Orange St» New Haven. Conn
, Or a. w. HARRIS at DBpot.
‘ Mtihtlckelno
.l. a. council. liar.
a: Vic; ANDCUi,8iNg,UPthppI§
RA :8 :2 PER DAY awn-UPWARD
Supper or Table D‘llote Dinner,
6 to 8 p. al.,.50c
, ’suilhliv liiiviin " ’
its. 759
Bhllquets 'a S] if , .. l
., 3.9»... roses... .2 ,.
Zil.‘
1
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3» luau... ‘
'- ‘Iouvll 'uoawatk, court.
'r-k‘lvuaac'ra attaches“. “mom
Grinders ‘
"YDU Whit, _ _
laLaadane your broken
Slammed...» matter
‘ , er “remade“
' . yeah of Mniioyt's Pre-
s» mm a. In. all 11430
~ thrill-innit! 6 pl:m..-cMOI‘ * ’ ”EURO? N PW.” . ,
Saturday evenings un- ‘ .30 “W; a,
k, pan... . . lid" ”Hummer iv;
_ l . r . ~ “7’ ‘2‘ . » my life}. , ..
Who‘ll?“ Gummy , "3'. .. “wraith. ..
’ ’Y’ W“‘°" to " 4 ‘ ‘ “melanoma Cat. in Cannntlah..:
In I...povr..- .utullumutmw-m-tnom
1-?! United Bank Building
'3”.WMHINGTON at... .,
,, TH NORWALK. coNN.
. .tll...m.2. ..
a and aunt. _ , ‘
’ For ‘
at lie '5. anon " a“. an
i , '
sale 'bepo'a'lt Bolted. £3 aha ‘5 per year.
'. r . g—nfivw . .f’ .,
in. ugharuiswhop. .ru.
:fl..KNAPP m. it: as. ,
panics H. liowau, 2nd Vice
3' a r
. a’a.
WILFRED aoowth. chum
l. sworn
y . olsscroua ....
Jill-villa hhh'wmbdr
thigh my .. M!"
'- rile Jr... 3%me
swam than. Liam
Frat! H‘g‘RtNl‘hh ‘ '
411'.
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for m
., ..:.t C 4’5} r isn‘t Us :1
has Minor: Fuovr‘a diner. «
. .-
m m Mount-w..atarm.w-
‘Bawdsgm'allmyatmy smut.
Adheuunluaah..unmr0muaht.
jt. I. OMI‘MN. Proprietor:
‘1 . ' Telephone CIR.“ -..,.
e.
or. .z
underage?
.i'lif“ - 4‘3
Hose ’
letcrem seems. ‘
water Coolers,
Hamfiti‘dltEi
the 20-year-old “
~~Boli twogreeupeppers tell minutes.
. icuptolsfof
. Davis. tracer: Sulphur Bprln
' into a beeswaoefiertember 1 tor. a
a
s:
;i .t'. it“
"Stoiii iohillg
‘3"
with soothing and beneficial clients.
it is applied extel'aully, and its remark-
uble healing powers begin their trot-k
tit once. ‘ ,
All skin disease. including oozema.
acne. herpes. lull. letter. etc., yield
readily to its remarkable curative prop»
ertles. Occasional applications or pus.
him. in small ouautitiee. will quickly
nanilll pimples. hives. blackheads.
blotches. and will relieve and cure itch-
ing feet, scaly scalp. humors, etc. A
special lid-cent package has been adopt-
ed for those who use posters for illeae
min troubles. This. as well as the
regu ar twollollar Jar. is on Bill! at
The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw. W. Kel-
ley. Jr.'s. and other leading drug stores
in South Norwslk.
All experimental supply Of Winn)
may be obtained free of charge, by
writing to the Emergency laboratories.
32 West Twenty-fifth Street. New York
City. ’ ,
-—wy.«._..—¢....._...‘.._....‘n....w,.. E ‘
The high. boxy lookiax turban is to
be one of the good styles lilo cumin:
season—if one can rely on the first
output of the Paris dedig‘uers.
There is no better style in ntocklngs
for dressy wear than the very sheer
silk or lllle. with clocking.
The new coque feathers which are
help-g used by the lnilliners are so
glossy black that they give out the
bountiful brone untl blue shades of the
crow.
There will be very few wings seen
on the full huts. bllt there will be
loads ‘of ostrich feathers used, ulld
this is speaking in real and not figura-
tive language, for when as many as
nine. large feathers are piled on a sin-
gle but it will certainly have. the up-
pearuucc of being loaded. __
i have heard of girls who fastened
their hats to the interior of their
trunks with thumb tacks. but probably
this better way is to fasten the hats
down with tapes and lack the tapes to
the trunk. in this way the straw is
less likely to become broken.
_ Did you' know that thcf’clram you
wish to use for .luuklng a whipped cov-
ering for your layer cake would keep
tutu-h longer if you scolded it first and
allowed it to get very cold? The heat-
ing prevents its spoiling.
A manual of puffs placed a hit back
from the face not over the parting oi
the. hair is ospeciu ly becoming to some
faces. it is one of the Moyen age
styles.
hiever were the colors of hosiery so
beautiful as those which are being
brought out for fall. Perhaps the
single-tone stockings will lead. but
there are to be some. wonderful two
tone. changeable effects.
,Bilede boots are. seen again mating
the styles being brought out for fall
They always seemed to me more. suita-
ble for the cold weather than the sutu-
mel- when their velvety surface gave
them too heavy it look to harmonise
well with muslin and organdie gowns
Wet the meal with which you sweep
your carpet with gasoline and you can
very much brighten its color as well
as clean it. ,
One woman who finds homo-made
quilts and blankets too heavy to hair
die, when they are wet washes them
on the..iine., wetting them with the.
hose. then scrubbing them as they
hang with soap and a brush. riusinc
off soil and soap by putting on the“
hose again,
Minced chicken with green peppers
from the Woman‘s Home Companion:
Remove the seeds and cut the peppers.
in in n‘ strips, using a patrol scissors.
«Mid .itll tvoottpfuls of cold fowl or
.chitiken, chopped. but. untimely
chapped. Melt three and opellait tar
hieapoo’ll’fuls of buttonnud three, table
lspobnfuls‘of. flour and stir until welil
blended; then pour Onjrhdually. while
stirring constantly, one and one-thl
chicken» stock. Bring, tothe
boiling ‘point. season with salt and pop
par. and. add lpeppers and chicken.
.Serv'e as socnkols thoroughly heated. 1'
‘ lit indelifihtfu‘l to see women niacin};
t ‘ ., with their tailors had dress.
mallet-swim; lie stylemf, gowns And
‘eutis which I ey 'lt‘n‘otv‘t ey can wear
ib‘o'comiit‘ ly. regardless ,,the prevails
tug» styi, s. Perhaps i don't melin ex~
nil .Compony.
.3"
till all;
Okla Tnuhtn. Ingres-ad.» vHot . i ~ 14 «r is . ‘r- “ ‘ ‘ n -
“mm... mum, our-ca. . Fourteen Proprietors ol Hoiels and ”mm”; ......... %- :lii ‘71,;
. . . olloon‘s Nihiledliy thé Stile l’o- Chicago ............ 74 31'. .117.
When it is k walnut .posl . the . , ., ., . {New York .......... so to .623
new skin htome r. wi‘ll stop 0 if; lice—"F351 Cloth-tip 8‘ Cincinnati ......... 54 m .500
tumor to lug attend stencil)“. - Phil uilhis ........ til 60 . oil
til-at applicatioa'and hrhl immed‘latc ““3 Sh?“ Th" l Si. gulls .......... it. 6-4 .313
”he! and comfort to , arm from Year illrooklyu ........... to till .2lu7
all skin troubles which are aggravated . -. l iioslou ............. as 8:5 .252
by hot weather, its merit will be lu-’ ' ' i W»...
many appreciatedfln asunder dun NEW HAVEN “it 3i~‘**‘°“"“’“"i Veatarday'a Results. .
orchaflns Infants. ruslunirmv be “red proprietors of the halibut hotels and Brooklyn. 7; St. Louis. u lilrsi
saloons of. Suviu ltDt‘li ~were placed
under arrest Sunday night by iihit-i'
John lyiotllis, deputy sheriff of the
town of Orange. ’i‘he warrants were
all “W0?" out by Liquor l‘roset'iltol"
Olllul' Plan of Milford. and the evirj
deuce was gained by two state po-'
lit-eulen, whose names were not divul-
sell.
This is the first raid that has been,
made at Savlll Rock this summer, and !
is one of the largest that has ever
been accomplished. According to the
dates on the warrants the state police
have been active at the Rock since
Sunday, June 13. The offenders are
charged with from one to five counts.
Barrett and Sundriils, who conduct
a saloon on the parkway receiving the
uluxiulum. ' {
The places raided and the dates on .
which they are charged with HtPlllllx‘.
are. Charles ihne, July 4. to; Moffut
and ’Itoohe. June 13, 2d,; dulv 4, IL,
25; llptelJlllcuu, J. J. Sullivan, prom
prieior, July 4.,25', Scery llouse, Wibi
llum Seery, proprietor, June :0, July
4, ll; Beach House. WilllttliluMOt‘fillle
proprietor, July 4, ll, 25; Elm 'l‘ree
Inn. Charles swsusoli. proprietor.
July 25; Welcome lilotel. June 20;
Jack Lacey, July 4. 11' George. Stall-
fol-d. July it; O'Connell House, Mich.
eel O'Connor, proprietor. July .5:
(Easillo Cafe, Brusie Broilers, pro.
prietorli. .luue iii; Casey Hotel, .lllnc
l3, .luly Ii; Lang's hotel, Conrad A.
Long, proprietor, June 20. and James
(lampuuue, June 13. iluli’ 4. ll.
it, is likely that other charges will
be brought against the proprietor of
the last hauled place, as it, is claimed
that he has been selling without any
license at all. it is alleged that he
conducts n sod'piled social club that
makes its headquarters ill his hotel.
The arrest of the. Suvlll Rock li-
quor dealers comes as a and blow to
their hopes of having a profitable
summer, for with the exzoillion of
Sundays there has been little or until-
lug doing at the resort.
Slili lulu giiillllil ll
ll’iiii -
(Continued from
rst Page.)
The arrival of additional state
troops undel- command of Capt. ltou
erisou. of the Wiikcdbnrre barracks.
.‘nrly today. evidently had a uuieling
effect upon the for a atrlkers ulld
sytnpathlzersm . 1+ or. ' ‘ . “
. From now on maul troopers and
deputy sheriffs will patrol Schosuvlile
and the our plant day and night. roll»
ierlng well nigh impossible n recur
reach. of Sunday night‘s unrestrained
violence. '
The arrest of suspicious persons will
:outiuue today. according to a state
ment mode by Captain Match. An ad-
dltlonsl hurt our jail was prepared be
tore down as the two now in use me
overcrowded with 82 prisoners.
The funerals of the victors will be
held in the Green (‘uthollc Church, Mc-
Kces Rocks. today. Deputy sheriffs
will be present in the church and
graveyard.
The bodies of Troopers John Smith
\nd John l.. Williams were. shipped to
their homesearly today. the farmer to
Centraliu. P0,. and the latter to Pueb-
lo.‘(‘.olo. 'l‘he caskets were heaped
with wreaths and tioral tributes. re-
membruuces d‘rom the state and coun-
ty authorities as well as from the com—
ratios of the dead trt‘ropers. The burial
of Deputy sheriff Hurry Exley also
was held curly today. Sheriff Gumhert.
for the county of Allegheny. l‘t'lnt‘lll‘
bored his brave deputy with a huge
Wreath. _
Sheriff Gumhert has announced tho'
he has received a letter from the
eyesidcnt of the Pittsburg Railway
seeking protection for past
‘eongers and cars passing through the
ichees Rocks ‘strlke tone. The sher-
iiif said that certain {lines entering
Schoehville will discontinue service
temporarily today until order is res-
tored. , j
‘iGraptllc side lights «ofthe riotous
hours of Sunday night are beginning
so pierce the veil oflk'lo‘o‘m that has"
surrounded McKees Rocks for the past
is hours.
1
.lsotiy'thot. for‘every woman with ins"
tray conform to the styles, but,if,,coat's~
«oreiilo‘nse or half, fitted; She‘ll" this}
iooul‘lifle to am one. made 'rlgnt-ntting;
when it imm'dt‘év .
'make‘siit more trim tja'ppéaranee ina
sleeve with noiidthers on the to‘ .- she
orders thilt although We are tol that
ulcers: are lurger.
.”
.. W
....’.—-‘,—',‘I rugged habitually 'frotn ‘eonetié‘
potion: , . it"s Mantels relieved and
minimalism the Lboweld, so that they
have bestowfiul‘eo'ever sibbe.'_'«~A. E.
gs. Tax.
a «F, ii >5 WM . . l
we? hotter-it demands.
i. "">a,‘.. .
“will!“ Anal“,- 34.j—Govern0r;
pr
1‘ n. A.“ Jo sonnet-Minnesota. will 30‘
fourth. operation. . tor appendicitis. ac—
cording, statement made public: ,RRIVILEGES.
hem'am " "W A " a. “i L. {Ca-N YORK. August 2L—Commis-
aw “ " 3m ,hiouer of immigration Williams today:
“ .4‘ , .. ._ .,.. . ”gifted arr-thorough isotherm rim1
‘ ' "i a‘. grid. on i I: ills. out omen lire, ensue aprv-
W , K4 immndmp‘: 1986,!“ Ellisllmndud'hichrhe revoked!
’Wilm' , at. 'llimll‘ itatigllitsiir 2 gm of cherries Mohamed
’ To ' * ‘ “ ‘ rill-n consumed.» um cm .
ing; it she l
~.hulldi.ug., The urrltilll at the state po-
_ on. tie-i .‘
orefmm£§3nr,red-miom l a
‘ ‘ lei 4 ll’
:..,Lloop holed and barricaded. Green‘s
motel resembled a block house during
«the ta‘tsl. riots...,.a number or the Hild-
u rypr workmen, employed in the
- r, twinks board in the hotel and
James Green. the proprietor. received
(word thatfiis pl , _ would be dynamic
ed on Sunday a ght. unless these then
were 8 icted. .g ,‘v .
...,Jiastly calling a consult tion with
pile guests, firecmdecitlbd. t at. with
(her help he would defend the place.
aldosnn of the men stayi g in thalid-
tol armed themselves wth revolvers
and shotguns and stood off. the sit-ll.”
mention two raids wommado on the
Illce. on the scene gr
mission of the mo '
WM
, nésroaapjro ELLIS i
eyented the com-
a ’ scheme.
SLAM:
._ tat-ts had hummus-alto placard!
. tennis and the commissioner lanai
or states that he is satisfied with
home mwidmwm-‘mtymupm .
,sntina . undermine. pods and plum
, {l .. ,
= no
. ygliddimi
u,’
t
. r
.
' itullpectlon manhunt-aw of
‘ matinee daily at 2:30 and a cont nu;
. ingr erect and with a, shovel in at: up:
lifted. hands. the body otter; Alesch'l
fit; ulna-“y .
BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
cattle): St. Louis. 9; Brooklyn. 1 (sec.
oull guluel.
l’ittsburg, 2; Philadelphia. ti.
chit-ago, ll; lidsto" it
New York. 12; tlilloi nafi. it.
, ,4 Games Today.
St. tools at Boston.
Pillsbury; at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
t‘incluuuti ut lirooklyu.
American Lafl‘oue Standing.
W. L. P.t‘.
Philadelphia ........ 71 42 .029
lielroit ............. 70 ill .t‘r‘dl
liosion ............. 70 46 .603
Cleveland ...'r'l' hit .llitl
Chicago ............ 53 ST .491
New York .......... 52 till Alli
St. Louis ........... «to do Add
Washington ........ 32 79 .296
Yesterday's Results.
Boston. 3; St. Louis. 2.
t,‘hicago. 5; New York. 1.
Philadelphia. ill; Cleveland. ii.
Detroit. ll: \l’ualiiugtou, (l.
Games Today.
linston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
\\'nrililllgloll at Cleveland.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L. Pt‘.
Holyoke ............ {i9 «til .i'rtlti
Hartford ..... . . ”59 to .596
New iirltuin ........ Iii. 48 .olb
Waterbury ......... .32 is .312;
New Haven .........'rl 5:3 .451
Northampton ....... lit 5:! .473
Springfield ......... is 54 All?
lli‘idgeptlrt ......... 38 of. .3129
Yesterday's Results.
Bridgeport. R; New Haven, 4.
Hartford. 8; Northampton, 5.
Springfield. ll: Holyoke, 3 (first
game); Springfield, 4; Holyoke. :i ism--
oud guide, to innings).
Games Today.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
Springfield at New Britain.
Waterbury at liolyoko.
New Haven at Northampton.
Barry-Burn" ‘Battle Tonight.
U)S,.-tNt)llll.ES, August flint-Jim
llurry and Jack limbs are resting to-
day waiting for the gang which will
start them on a tell-round battle which
will be the feature at Nand pavilion
tonight. The fact that Jack Johnson.
the negro heavyweight champion, Wll“.
ed promoter Tom McCarrey last night
that he would take on the winner some
time next month. makes the fight to-
night of importance to both men. To
Home. the Salinas man. it will be the
fight, of his life. for by defeating liarl'y
he will not only raise. himself above
the class of preliminary fighters. bilt
win the tuiportllulty to hill
fries remain ill reliremell
the black.
, DOLLY VARDEN.
Adaline Fillies and her large com-
pany. in Lulu Glaser's well known suc-
cess. Dolly Vurden. was the bill at
the New lioyt‘s Theatre, last night.
and it proved to be by fertile best
attraction of the sense“. bliss Fillies
in the leading role. was splendid. and
her bright. ingenious manner and
graceful stage presence captivated the»
audience at her first appearance. Ah
den MocGlaskie as Csptainilellville.
was all that could be desired in that.
role. They both possess excellent
voices. which they used to the best
advantage. The. chorus. although a lit.
tle weak in places, did good work as a
whole, especially in the last act. The
scenery was in keeping with the Fpro~
throughout. . .
policy will be in force at .this populist?
theatre. Vaudeville and the latest
moving pictures will be put on, “vii are
one performance truth"? to ll‘l'ea‘ch
evenin . There will be soiled of
vaudev lle every Monday and T ure-
day and the pictures will be ehltnged‘
iWIV-
cure the best artists possible, and the
pictures will be theve‘r latest. All
seats will be ten cents. positively'no
higher. '
. ..—-—--—-—~i-‘-H—' ,3; ,. ..
sumac any: ill ‘cavdm.
srpnsrou, Wis" has. err—giants
was dug out of a cavern in a gravel
pit near here yesterday. .Jtleolige illit-
ler. a farmer. while driving past the
pit. saw a slouch hat on top of the
gt-uvcl. lie picked. it u and diacor-j
cred that it rested on’ man's head.
Alesoh had been dead several hours
when his body was found.‘ The pit
was about seven feet deep and all bill
an inch of the victim's head Was 'bllr-'
led under the cavcin. i
W, . .g i
WHITNEY'B Houses on rescue.
. roux. ung. hug. .‘23.—'ljhe...lilitn~
thorpe selliusohilt‘es utilize. sovereigns
each. with, zoo paypieignsuuddei .loi‘,
“weer-elite. at. as this ,flirionsa'
“ run or to “gun .,w .,by Is,
uninhilziithu and . lilac. all
an , all and. lithe alder ZEN“ little
horns illum- .3316 that l
or iii. unrelated flamethrower.
i
filtration». Melons with»
‘ltil weed. ‘, Li and
fish ’ ihhdtiiill‘illemm .
dis noelfive. u all tween... in H-
r. Whitman. w. «tympani»
upuid..... tater Ann
p .lim Jef- .
by beating . ‘
dudtlon and the sermons endeiient“ ~
Beginning today a new?
Manager‘ltoeeaberg will pro- ..
oday's program consisted princi-
it“
imp .lllniiu
can .A, ,
WM... ...... fl... w, ,
to ti Bridgeport Advertisements ‘
4
fit? D. M. Read Co
a
The Store closes ”Monica excépt Saturdays.
M l-"h -W ktiiiB
eta ograp y 'or . lass
This art of producing designs on brass is fascinating
to every one. The tools are easy to handle and the work is
so simple that anyone t‘illl do it. Simply a sheet of plain
brass with some design traced upon it which is either llam-
lllt‘l'L‘il or pierced as the pattern (lellialitis.
Lamps and Candle Shades. l‘tl‘ll Dishes, Jal‘tliuicrcs.
Photograph Frames. ioxcs, Wall i'auels. 'l‘cnpot Stands
and 'l'rays are some of the articles shown.
Outfits for working. from 50c up.
Stamped l'ieres for work. from eat: up.
Separate lt‘illle, :mls. and tracers, can also be purchased.
it lzlselllt-llt Furnishing Store.
Leather Hand Bags.
Have just received a new llllt' of Leather ”and Bugs
\\'lllt‘ll are very ilellt. Either (icrlllull silver, gull metal,
plzlled or nickel tops. Prices $2.50 and $3.50.
Shirt Waist Rings.
The Shirt Waist Ring,r is something quite new. and very
popular. 'i‘lirqlioisc. jtllie and coral. 25¢ each.
Moiie Velour
One of Fashion's decrees for lllt‘ cmuiilg ammo is, that
Marie Velour shall be used for Coats and Skirts.
We are showing three of the newest solutions in tin
lllllltli‘lt‘tl l\\‘(l‘itlllt‘tl .\lnl‘ie Velour: (‘rrceu with Black, Wis-
lt‘l'lil with Block, and Coal llust Gray.
The goods are 36 inches wide, and $2.25 per yard.
Also two grades ill black. 30 inches wide, for $1.25.:md
$1.75 per yard.
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Dutch Sandalwood Soap has been reduced in 2x: a box.
tlil‘t‘t' cakes in a box. .\ good toilet soap.
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The D M new
crex Matting ”hues
Tapestry Brussels Russ
' ' Wool“ retrain Rugs
Linoleum on (flats, ‘ '
Shadeis to 0rdér a Specialty
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union that “Silk" had It "
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cipiil. biosphere the stunned... court
of the restera. of America... which
opened here today. legtM/m‘v .
tl‘le'pe‘ll ofltlie bydaw prohibiting .et 2'
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lighten. .‘i‘he. rule is opposed on. .the‘ "
’s‘l'opld that it has retarded the trowth
of. u target‘uumbnr of courts in which.
a ten mmbersvpredcminate. Supreme
all.“ hinterland J..0'Qradv. in his
:8 dual ropertmltl recommend the up»
pointmoat lot “a. committee to countries.
tile. establishment of . n tuberculosis
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horny. lam, not" routine . no
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nasal Pulpit. . ., ., ti ind
vowed behind not u we , liththc
sit or that the. has our team had
be robbed..._... m ,.,,.
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slotted?“ teller...
‘OHICAGO. August 24.—-—A telephone
message received here today from Mrs.
utilize! routtaa‘idattera. ‘
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‘jtiu‘a‘ttlau sauv~~iaaudau“ T ‘from
- 53in. restaurants 11hr-
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pol to at the Lil semi. . . ,ra. holiday are at Winona Latte. ind.
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