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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 20, 1909 · page 2

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‘oI‘I‘ Ire sure to hove
,Irh‘jw whim“ chillies tree

:4 ”ohm, 1101-...“

“ ‘ .4” ‘l‘mmm

' ' ' you use
» Adams
. , . mm matinee,

‘ Faith block In I mudin hog,

, in. no bother hunting {or :I rug.

(lrasp it by the our [don t squeeze).

' stir the water with it to the (lain-Ii

tint, then let it dry outw- .
.uutiling hot. .

Serioiuezlroo-ra‘ “ hunted." ‘

 

 

 
 
 

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Mlflfim Field’II'Hoiiu'ln Mill PlIln

 

'l‘iI‘o survey of .the‘ New York uud
Couectlcut state line by engineers In
the employ of the state- oi New York

' it» been completedthdugh the term
’ ot' Wllioim Field, of Mill Plain, whoI
lured tht it blight min the line
WW his house. The line Is origin

Itlly marked ran through his farm and ,

the new surrey changer.- It only very
slightly. .lt will Iatill he Imus ills-
tines irom‘t he house. 'lhe surveyors

here inch “‘44? at Mr. Field’s
Mumoiid Ilrtb t they were hole to
name in that you. line would re

mun ll! étioally where It has been for
my years

WRIGHT T0 FLY OVER NEW
-3’*"‘7‘ ‘ YARN.

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lP‘IotouI ‘Aletor MIy Attempt Flight?
‘ ‘ to Albany ll Condition on ‘
. bullwhip. ,
NElV‘V ‘.YORK Sept.

 

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,5, the fluid It Governor's island
C. will it
. 7 hill to éVignette $22“ 6649'
t‘I ovh I up urou 3
lg“ of Minimum during th‘gkzofminz’i
dfOu-Fulton celebration
whether .1 ‘I l attempt n hunt
to may will spend." said Itr.
Wright. “on the weather and how the
llllii" is running. and my own Jude

 

 

“WITH WHAT PORPOIBE?”
bodies Classer ilqle. author or one
of‘ the most succeast‘ul of recent iwlnr
tier ‘nov‘éls‘, "'l‘l‘Ie‘ Abt'rees " Is on It mo-
tortour oi the Contindnt, In company
withih'er husband, who is Walter Hale.
the artist. and like herselr n member

of bite J‘pro‘fesslo‘n“ Whenever Mrs.
, _ - , Ithroughgg pd Ihe

, ‘ “ certain“ elem“
'- - Americans ie-wh ‘;bn It‘r‘IhB 9
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,: low “‘0 porpoises out in the Water,"
?3 We Mild

:“yorpoiu‘c!” exclaimed the other.
'11:! nerd! Elton-rial? hpw did they get out.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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to ‘In‘d hm your broltpn ~'

iduplioItId', no m’ttor ’, , 5

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nuitsn ,

straits“. hr“ was if . I .
Mu. Siuckey Will Shnd By Him II ‘
“His Tough: 0mm. Km. Today“

‘ her reluut’k‘li

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OTTAWA Kilns" Sept. 20 ~i‘olzir-
ipz he: pontonh a, nd but bitter ill

whose alleged ”ficltllmilnt“ he who or-
rt‘I‘steI‘i ‘at Wouke‘sén,‘ .l’ll.. the wife of
liév. ’Wnllfiee ‘M. Slur-key, pastor and
editor of Williamsburu. Kansas sent
II message to him telling hippiimt she

 

20 H—Wilbur
Wruht arrived here- yesterday from
DIytbn, 0.. and gave. his dphrovui lit .

he and Glendl‘i H. Ghrtlsfi Ire ‘
aeroptshe. ‘

I‘l‘tbr, “reams hlld c‘lupe‘ lit, from latha‘ -
hgl' 3t Brighton, she . exoltlnged I
a ' II nt word with her landlady. "i- .,

and their four children would be In
Cttdlwn today to stand by him in his
r u
The pastor in In the county 1|".th-
lnx been brought back from Wsukeznrl
in company with Lorena Sutherland.
who was a pupil in his Sunday schobi
closes When told that his wife had
forgiven turn be broke Into tours.
Then he denied having wronged the
Ilrl who tied with him
Miss Slithel’lapd. 18 years old, and"
well llt‘Vt‘lolWll her ymosts isurthe
homeioi. .llor ruthsr iaewgllamsbugx.
u so Isiert at v tuckey e
filondn‘d her In ”thump. and Wuhegnh‘
(in her return ypptsrdsy she was II
‘ldwe‘n to so to her home. while Stuck-
ey ‘was loo ked up to stll trial.‘ '

A NEW MNQSTER-
J i‘ru‘nkli‘u Foote. the little non of
George Nae chemo. Norwnlk, hes
blossomed out into n uongster. iii»
grandmother‘returned from I Europ
esp trip Saturday and he was asked
to sills tor her. Alter some pursue

 

1 plop e sang, “My Wife's gone to the

Coun’i ',‘y Hooray. Then there‘s anoth

. hr hooray, he sdded.

 

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omen FINIIHII HAVE com:
mo optimum

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.8 lLL ‘H 9,8 El 51'“ PL cE FOR
‘qu Angry ANBQENDUR not.
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mom.
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19 «sierra m. ”slim Norwnllt
Rummage Wellington St.
'I‘II‘Iphon'It l?
Tole hour It :9. ‘98.

 

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newer. [“40 c‘msm‘: um on:
Anew nit“ only Ann new“:

Supper 3gp Table lulu Dipper.
, .6.to. .p.. ,

supp“ DINNERS 25c ’:
Banquets a Spetraliy

 

“If“ he .yannl‘r girl for .

" ihé tow’i‘l. but this cannot be done in
. the i‘uil'ire.

,3 Sorrel-ally known and thc- board oi as-
seams are making an effort to warn

-. inset the lust Iu'o weeks III October. on

’ ‘ events. and possibly aquatics are to

‘ might be o In, II II unguided,

‘ Union

 

 

TEL. CALLIOB.
EOTEL $317215“

IN N "
- r": our. 2.1.?“ .

Our Rooms ::,ep‘eoisl Fatim- on
on Electric “3918:me . .ev.
ry Room Heated. ~

""RATI' EASONABLE‘. !
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' sour" NORWALK. couu.
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l‘sIro polio-It; who. Is on you".
sowuvH hum: IwI N. em. ,
V FINN KNW‘JIE loo-Eros.

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' Co. or N Y. 59!

u um: , rum
fill. lithium

Will Be imposed il Pnperiy Owner:
Do Not File Their Own Lbs ‘

Under u new law passed by the last
legislature, all non‘resisen: property
owners are. Iubdect to Llhfi some refill-J
lotion on the realdem property owners
which means, In (View w,ordII that all
nouwaldenl property owners this
year will have to ille- their own listu
of taxable. property with the board of
assessors or suitor the lofllciio‘n of I‘
it! per cent. punIIIy.

Formerly z—nonreeldeut owneru had
their lists tiled by representatives in

 

 

This new plinae ni‘Ie low is not

the non- resident owners

The term and city assessora will
usual, for the purpose
lists.

of receiving

 

ATHLETICS IN MARINE CORPS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.——There is
It movement on foot in the Marine
Corps at Washington for a broader
.levelopement in uthletit's than has
heretofore chnrutlerlzed the life of the
uterine hero. Baseball. rooihsll, track

be token u ssmesnrruhged with the
leadlualmilt'ary and naval mum: oi
the country, providing the plan as dis-

cusseud meets. with, ....l||)pl’0VBl oi
those in authority. 3‘0“” the corps
80 In ior I‘u‘IleticII ensiwiy. they

to
bring, the tutu lili West Point Annupu
ll‘s football 4“,“ th Washington at
i mes.

child ran p try
f‘h‘rtuin's

 

Will fl.

IA

Nine members were admitted to the
, Printers‘ Home, Colorado
Springs, lust month. '

 

 

héhfi” h‘fi‘ifi ’
rim? to) Rhih‘hhll‘fi ‘a‘

TIME TAILI. *
in EM: June 9. 1909-

mSOUTl-i NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. M.——-i_2: 63x. 6. 07:. 6:411. 6: as.“
l: ‘60 7: 120.7 ., :46 8:181. 8: 51:. 9:161.
I .‘.37 10: 20:“. 10: 62x, 11: 2,9 ‘

r. his—“12:68:, 2 60k, a: 31, 6: oax.‘
. ::36x.,6 50x. 6: 40, 6: 60:. 7: 161.7: 41:.
6:502. 10:19.

SundIyI.

A. M.—-1‘2:63,x. 6:0,“, 6:4“. 6:64.
II .30.. . ,

P. Air—1,2; 56, 22441, 2; 60!, 6: 86,
5-. 50 7,: 60x..1ti2..7,4ix.,,8: pig. 9; 60:

10‘, or. , ,, _

pew vonx 1'o Ipu'rI-I nouwux‘
LII—1‘2; ‘9‘ox‘. i‘é' 49. 6:45, if it; 7 fit.
:50' us the “10.02;. 1‘0: is“, III; 1:1 is.
u.«I. tux. 1: '50:. 2:90, I 67.
:32x, 3:55, 4:15, 4:,82 5::,02.608 5. 25.
-,m I. '63. s- in, more. I so In

Sign urgii‘y‘e ,.

A. Ire—12,99: 8:60. 'i: ,so. I: to;
9:15;. 10: on.

‘P. MM—4‘.bli.604.6:,:‘ilx.100.8:60

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,Q‘OUTH NQRWMIK TO‘ '4in
"t " ' . HM!“ ‘ ' ‘

A. women. um. 'il 57!. 611531
Ilaquis- “0.4%“ 11' 13!. 141‘?- \I
4?. run-.6929”: 3:21.13t11. 222m

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filo 26a.jili.i‘9:ux,'.‘9‘83, 2:405? 9:195.
‘l a II t
“‘44“ M. ‘jtzv 9 m1: 1‘,“ if! 79‘"
"‘ ‘9 ‘I A; x. . l
I .11. 0‘ ,23331' “12!. Q ‘ (
‘1’. .‘7-56‘! ‘48. 7.10:, 8' ,24, 9: 432.

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SOUTH NORWALK‘ 1.0 DANIUflYl

A. u.——‘1:20x.e~2o.a:zi 9’32: "
P. lit—LI :20: 42540: I5: I12, 6:14, 7: 18;

r. ué—r: to.
oAqunv no spurt: NDRWALK.
, urn-Ilsa. 2220. Indie: trill

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' “:li. hits: .2

, 332 1E!“ a: the Whimw:w
comer, ‘ehl'di reu.‘ ’

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. ,Otioltlone. w

it vi‘II the til“ or fourth day out

$0M!

when one bit
Insure ,on

American prose

n iuundodd III

 
 

ill

AI tolerated:i printout! only
ior‘ouln the muck
fill“. boneles-

edurtl‘to‘y I“ ‘obssrrer no
ticsd that this hoppened In the lose
at oil the (349»an Bil Mind so he
asked one man about it.

"it is I diatom 9! till country." said
he. “0n the ocouion of meeting a
person tor the first. time such on It
in etiquette to Quake hands and to
make inquiries Ibout the .thsul h of

' the person In greeted and or his rela~

tires. It would not be donhidered no
lite to do otherwise."

Continuing. thiI man told of taking
o Walk one day In Bogota with a trier.
chant oi the place. They were bent
on nominee and were to cover I die-
tunce that might be qude rather
easily in ten minutes. Because of the

' necessary stops to Ique the cluster

Inury inquiries and to shake hands
with friends or the merchant. the trip
took hourly In hour.

WGflrno.

IA certhin‘ homuflssiou‘er out West
Iris civeill to trusting the indium with
I'Ieoin’rdley did hot deserve one
617..“ he III. With I [rest chief in
till 46M smoking the pipe of peace.
the quiet ontortIinId him with many
Quaint legends. '

pee of these deIit with n plague of
locusts, Ind the trim orator desnribed
In hot‘very Mum‘s how they had
Ivor-med over the lend; eating Ivory
herb Ind green in: Ind blown: out
the light of day tor over, number.
Then. he concluded by remarking that
it wu not until the medicine man
mode In olfei'lnx of II silver locust to
the Gran Spirit thIt the creatures
disappeared. Ind this they did, lett-
ly Ind suddenly

Loudly the oomnIlinuner laughed
the superstittloul indiau to scorn

“Do you menu to fly you 're such
tools II to believe thIt rubbiIh?" be
aired.

“Not much." replied the chief Inve-
ly. “or we would have. adored the
(3th Spirit. I silver paleisce long.
no!” .

 

Oolt lualtigh AltitudII.
it III strange how many pollen there
Ire who MI in oppreeiete‘ the [root
elfect the denIIty oi Iunosphore has
egigbt of I pit bull. On I still,
IIIII‘y Iy thebI‘ll tiles about this
yIrdI to ten your 1m than It does
when the wind blow from the oppo
Iite Ind Inore ,pqeepubls dunner.
‘i‘li‘e’ writer «III . or un~

fortumte. ~mmmo flptIy may
‘ rounds a few yarn noon the John-

nubur. iianin South Africa: These
links. or. diluted ‘Iorne 8.000 test
Ib‘me IeI leiel and the air is wonder-
fully rarefied. The‘bsll consequently
new the most surprising dietance; II
proof of this the winner of a driving
competitipn soul I ball I carry oi 238
yards. the second player returning
the modest distance of 223 yards Yet
neither of theirs two playerI could up
preach the drivinonpsbllltie‘I at good
Im‘h‘teur golfers

A Good Sugqeltio‘n.

One of the speakers It the dinner
given in Cleveland by the National
Educational Asset-lotion was Booker
T. Washington. the distinguished on
gro ld‘lder of the South. In the course
oi" hie reIuIrkI he-toid the following
story about I Southerndninister. who
won evidently rather long winded:

“One Sunday morning. while the

' minlIter wells in the midst of his Isr-

mon Ind had reached the point where
he was shouting, “And lourthly, deIr
brothreu.’ I mun: poked his hand
through the door. and sold in I low
voice:

‘,‘-Don‘t get too much excited. per-
new but your church is on dre!‘

“‘All right. brother odes.’ laid thq
arson. ‘l will baton out. But poI
Iibiy you'd better woke the contour

lion. ’ “~—Judxe
13hr: mlkbl the rub Curl. .,
‘il‘holw olhlny ‘I Md. 15m dry and
In; t, ‘IIIIII from ‘da‘yll‘iht on dark
he lInRI WE Idhoen “covered with b‘n‘re

MM!!-

“Ali thiMunIbine." ooh! a girl “hII
automotive More ot‘fmy‘ullsir In
[I Itrnight, oilnoltnw lIIlr. but the

Irish: thyme trier fiAfl

ltitly Str 9! '
”4‘1qu ell“s irb‘m ‘1‘?

ply 'liIlIlf'iI‘hl in em "V"!
g» éii‘ddehere‘r £11szan «In fli‘el
hrlliinit minutiae mud to i watched
Minivans“ looks dry and kink.-

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“M

up i neutrino admired” Inky .tiIo-

hittlees nutiveswl) i turd fie,

hudnuch purullnr“? mt: Mill!" Igor,-

”l“ The sun 3f) lilo c‘nuI‘e ‘y
“a. 4n‘ .. «,«n— '1!" ..

i“ The American climate.

' Ou Shiitolthn‘; 't‘yl the“ Chi “hire him-
busy. on I Iultry ”WW
M'Iy condemned the {union olio
mote In the world. AI‘Id yet you can
Joke aboumr. I
913A. .phpliulon j‘o‘hgd to me about It
hegother day. . m.

"'AccuIiIom onu'Ieii. Mrl‘ Ou ‘abt‘t‘t‘.
hun. he sold. ‘to tour clImIte'I ways.
or wli'It‘e‘I‘I‘I Irei I‘MWWI' Inhibitor:
rid Iubtmlqnl. Add on our yup”)
fowflm m. “mum

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on with crisp, ll“)

' on both sides. The score by

”m WOW-“m

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(Continued from First Pugells

.. M
It proved to be one of the most In-
(meeting and quickeut played games
this season in our city. The game
in at 3: in, with it‘ppresentutive

M.‘ lleneil IIII t‘lx: nrbiirntm. who
gave .jood sallufiuit ,

The South Norwollto were compoul
ed mostly of the old Nationals with
the exception of Chhlil and (‘orneu
of the regulur Nor‘w ‘lhd.’ .lo‘se‘ph Dent”
was mahogany: he uptouln boys
weIe looked after by Md‘KiernIn. and
comprised mostly the old Wes‘t Ends.

The fluid 'Ilnrte'd With No‘rwalk at
but. Friend wII‘ II any out. (‘rehxh
to lllll. ilrotherlon Itnd ii. Uphill did
the Inn not. Fm Sleuth Norwulk
-Cahll| was an easy out MeekerollI
‘McKiernun. Corneu bit u had bound‘
or In Mulvoy und I). (‘reuxh Wont out
easily to lingon. lilll iunnml. NI)
runs.

in the neeond Mulvoy hit to the

flagpole for two buses and went to
third on Mack‘s out. Keyeer to Hill.
iiuzon hit to E. (trough, who threw
wide to the plate. Mulvoy scoring.
iieuly went out. E. (“rough to Hill.
Meeker out, Volll to Hill. ()no,run.
. Voik hit high‘ond‘fnr. but Brother-
ton wua under.lt.. Kuorr walked.
Keyuer and h). (trough innued, No
runs.

in the third and iourlh Norwulk
went out In anew-two. three order.
They scored one In the liith. “only
tanned. Meeker popped to E. Creeks.
liowd stopped on million! with biII
ribs. (Yuhlil, running for Down. stole.
second. and scored. on Friend's wuliop
over second. but Friend was out try-
Inx to take second on the throw-in.
Yolk to E. t‘reuxh. South Norwulk
got one “I this inning. Keyser went
out to Muck. Meeker fanned l'i.
(.‘l'l‘ligli, but ll. (‘unill dropped the
third strike and throw wild to limp,
(‘reagh going to second. Dost out.
Ihlrd to list. J. Cnhlll, hit ‘th score
board {or two bases, scoring E.
(Trough. lieuly made It nice pickup
of Gordon's vicious wullop and threw
him out at dreh .

Norwnlk chalked up again In‘ the
ninth. Colilil out1 D. Crouch to Hill.
liulvoy singled toleit. lilll mulled
I throw to catch Mulvoy. he going to
second, Mack popped up to i).
Creugh. Mulvoy tried for third on u
steal and Knorr threw out to tell
field to catch him. Muivoy scoring
Union out. D. (,‘lreaxh to Hill.

With the been 3 to 1 against them
mid Meeker pltchlng tine bull. things
looked bad for South Norwnllt. iiut
they wer‘evthere to win. 1). Cream hit.
I Texas i or to Ieit, witch [truth
erton ht“! M "I herd run. an ill! hit
and run play t over second for
two bases. scor gemsh. Volk
singled to left. Hill tIkii‘Ig third. Yolk
Itole sdcond. Knorr faunod. Keyser
dropped one o‘fiohort. tieing the
score. E. CroIghIwIlkeIl. Joe Desi.
who used to shine in days gone by on
the old Decker Field. lirovéd to be the.”
man of the. hour With the infield
playing, in he hit I leasuer buck oh
second. Ieudlnun the winning mun
serous the plots.

The summary of the some is us

 

‘ follows.
Norwolk.
AI! R ll PO A E
Friend, cl ......... 4 0 l 0 l) 0
Brotherton. it ..... i 0 0 2 0 0.
H. CIlIIll,c ........ 4 0 ll 9 i i
Muivly, 3b ........ 4 2 2 i 1 0
McKlernan. 1b Ii 0 1 S 0 1
Dozen. rr ......... «i 0 i «i i) it
Henley.ss.... ...3 .0 ii 0 4,0.
Meeker. p ......... 3 0 0 0 1 0
hi. Dowd. 2b ....... l 1 0 1 1 ‘iof
.. ._ __ ._ .,.. .1
Totals .......... 3i 3 ms 8 2,
' ‘One out when winnlu us n‘n‘wori
scored
South Norwolk.
AB R. H PO A ll:
.i.Cuhlll,ci ........ 3 0 i ii 0 0
Cordon, ri ......... 4 0 l 0 0 0
D. Crengh. 3b ...... 4 2 i l 2 ll
C. Hill." lb ........ 4 1 1 13 i 2
Volk. p ........... i l 1 0 6 0,.
Kporrc.....'......,:i 0,0 8 i 1.,
Rayner. s ..... 4 0 i I 2.0
E. F'Creugg. 2b .' ..... l 0 0 2 4 0
J. Debt. If ...‘..r. 4 0 .1» 2. 0 In
‘ .— - —- .— -- ”'4
Totals ....;....‘.33 4 72715 3,

Hooker. 10. by Yolk. 8: bases on balls.
of: Hacker, 3, ,.Volk 1; left on bosom.
sou h Norwalk. '1: éuufr‘liia‘lk ll; hit. by
the or, Dowdnj

87' inliiuies; unipi‘re epresentative
Marcellus nanome-

Saturday. ,

Winnineuke win from #199an-

The Winnip‘auk bo‘sebsl‘l eam very
odI‘Iily detefited‘ the Brld‘get‘itli'h. Y‘OB'
fterdsy otter-noon, by s Indra or twelve
to six: There was some good flail“.

nuiuxs
follows:
Brld‘geports .. oiLi 01 o 4 D 0—- 6
Wlhnlpiiuks . ..l 1 0 3 0 4 1 2 x—‘lh
Next Sunday afternoon the Winnb
punks will play the Spring Iiiil tenth. 5
W4...

PERMITS SMOKING IN CHURCH.
DAYTON, 0:, Sept 30- —-in order to
stimulate intgrpst in the. utternoun
meeting for men, the Rev , homes ‘lN
Cholineiltor. 0‘! pl. (iii
hoircliurch t‘fili‘le‘
n‘vitIl‘l‘lorh‘I
“III”: “prion” to I limi-D

 

 
 
 
 

we “pitted-or minuamt. ~‘ "The

oil. Cook's emigre “on i uncut
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,Stolen bases. H. Cahill t2), Yolk, -

'Koyser; two-base hits. Mulvoy. .l.‘ ‘,
Collin, Hill; earned runs, South Nor»I ~.
walk. 3 Norwnilr. 2: struck out. by!“

of‘iame olid lir‘iii‘r,‘ ‘

Another some will be played next.‘ ‘

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world of America.

is liliihslvc and dignified.

unusual coloring.

woven Eastern rugs.
an antique.

unique designs. lllt‘)

Main St.

'6' arr
With the return or cooler “other

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ExpediontI to Will” MotorlItI Bante-
tir‘nee‘ ‘l‘iqdo‘ij‘

Motorists Ire. as a rule, I resource.
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Very conspicuous in the Furniture Rooms are the new
Pieces of Elizabethan Furniture.
tau retain dates III history will fix the rci
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Raleigh was initiating his friends to the delights of tobacco
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lint speaking of Furniture and Elizabethan styles there
are some fine examples on exhibition now, among them :1
dining room suit Worthy of a castle hull.
lipgiish Unk. very dark and not highly polished.
serving table have richly carved raised paneling. the buffet
with Inuny drawers anilicuplmarnls.
the chairs are plain and heavy

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with leather seats. The suite

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A Fireside Screen, always useful before the hearth. is of
dark embossed leather framed in dark oak.
simple but exceedingly practical.

It is plain flllil
The price is $7.50.

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A Shirvan Rug, one of :I r‘cIeIIi in‘Iportation is of rather
it has (I It'nier medallion Itilll Ulil rose
and green shading Itcll nigh indescribable. for the rug has
the changing lustre and shifting lights seen only in finely
it is 4 by (I ft’t‘l, of recent make, not
The price is $30.00.

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Girls and boys going to college want plenty of cushions
for couches and window seals, flilil now is the time to select
them Very pretty and sensible lovers are of heavy linen and
arms cloth, stamped with colic-go insignia and corded in
arc 50 L is.

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Among the Autumn Silks are some brilliant Persian ci-
locts beautifuih blended colors with the familiar palm leaf
:Ipplarinysr in stripes and plaids.

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