“tilt!“ Wills the
cpubilcan
m
HARTFORD. Aprll' 6.-li‘or the llrst
tithe in six years the Democrats elect-
ed a mayor yesterday. when their
32””! Edwin L. Smith, defeated h.-
rd W. Hooker, the Republican can-
!didate. who was up for
by a majority of still. The remaind»
er of the .Republlcun ticket. was
elected by majorities rnnging Lirom
800 to 300.
“The Democrats hurt a threeLooruer-
ca fight; for assessors. former Asses-
nor James '1‘ Punch and former they:
or misting A eunuch. ‘btilng the reg
ular Democratic candidates. and Asses:
Ior Michael J. Haley being on inde
pendent Democratic candidate for re-
election. Mr. Farrell secured the
Blmwratlc place on the board. bent-
llix‘LMrn LSulllvan by about 200 votes.
did Mr. Haven by about 1.500
mm ticket elected by the RepubL
diponywhioh will remain In oiiice for
the years. includes a treasurer. collec-
tub 'comptroiler and city and town
It.)
”Dmitri“ I vote was 6, 555 and Hooker I
81195. Last year Mayor Hooker de-
felted his opponent by 350 votes The
Democrats elected councilman in the
First. Second and Eighth w~,alds the
Republicans taking the others.1‘ho
taint vote in lhtL council now stands
4! Republicans and iii Democrats.
The city voted in invon of license
1}“8 to 2.439. and on the hour for
osinx voted 8.412 for 12 o'clock and
mm for 11 o'clock
“MD
continuum WITHHELD.
‘ #
Doom w. Lolita. oi Detroit. sues lan-
“m Manufodurlnp Do. for "1.000.
BRIDGEPORT. April lianbflan
3.”. he did not receive his commlllillh
or “deal" seven welding machines.
(tsetse a’. bouts. of Detroit has
uht suit shutout F. C. Sanford. oi
‘ g3“ ganford mahnluoturing company.
‘ I pity, for 011,000 damages. Deputy
' Dooian served the papers today
' 6 attached the factory at Iii Dewey
The Ittschment on the far:-
was reissued later when a bond
will but ill).
All. on Brooch or centrist.
jheftlcntsc suits that on March 19.1909
opened negotiations with Sanford
lblll weldl 3 machines in the west
diam. 3n Huron all. he declares.
,l m bribed that its W to receive
‘L ‘pcr cbnt codtmission on any ma
. ~I she sold. its diamond oi seven
. blues and claims a commission of
. ill. 30. it to said that Sanford on
‘ rhber 18.1009.Lnot.iilsd him that
rib
., them would not be kept.
-‘ says he spent "no for expenses.
action is returnable to the civil
DI' court.
L t 1W.“
Lilo Lin row
‘ Jt Lwas stated but niaht that the now
‘ ,7 . . Ithtion at (islet- Hill would
lily he opened the iii-It of out
Wilt-Midlwmlmtl.1‘bodlflr-
... ., &ufl7 LIIIduIl boon vans
,, Harm blioroLlMll
rim
“iolLL Loccuoancy. it is said
. Lwill the It thirst thtlit
Itatioma this. another
. lit: -up will pmbobL
L dill III
. r
pinto of new station will
sou-tong: .lnaols um mu!
. . .hoatdltl lilthlotflli
' LoIIllt last W."
bIIItbosn Immmodkilsd
7 toutibrcov Wu
s7l7wsgtlnxwroolu i Loo
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. 7cm t entmfl
”to mom
reelection;
‘L'iho enact tilts of the event .
President (l. S. Mellon's private our
Llonnoctiout was damaged in the Jer-
soy (lily ralirouli yards while on its
way to New Hilt’t'll. Monday night to
such an extent that it was lilltl up in
that city for repairs. The extent of
the dnmagc could not be learned, ex-
cept that. a statement from the cunt
pnuy said it who slight. The road
also illlld President Melien’s car was
unoccupied hi the limo except by it
porter.
The report of the injury to Mr. Mol-
loh' s cur, Which is sold to be our of tiltL
lineal ever tin-nod out from the Pull
mun shops and to have cusl,in the
neighborhood of 850,000. was brought
to New Haven by passengers on the
Federal express. which arrived from
Washington, in 9:60 youtordny morn-
ing. being about sevon hours lots. The
conductor of the Federal stated that
the Connecticut was not attached to
his train coming up front Washington
and professed ignorunce. ot' the soul
dent.
Other reports had it that the car
wns banged up in bud shupe and could
not travel further until Nlllllll‘ll had
been mode»
The officials of thlL roud wortL noti-
iled of the urcidcnt‘ to this swelled
palace on whorls early in the day and
in response to a attention from The
Register. the rond issued this state-
moul:
"President hicllon‘s privulc cur was
slightly injured in switching in the
Jersey (‘iir yurds dud wus unoccupied
except bv u porter.
President Mullen was not in New
Haven yesterday. it was said in rail-
road circles that, he left till-re in his
private cor Saturday night bound for
'Wnshiugton. ills whereabouts was
not disclosed by the coinpnuy.
TYSON To DRIVE A RACER.
Sort of looks as if John H. Tyson
has the lover again. Johnny. all his
particularly chummy trlcnds call him.
hasn't been back from the Joe .lcffcr-
son cottage at East Puluf‘llouch more’u
three days. and it is atrocdysctticd.
so the announcement was made to
day. that he is to drive outs of tho
Mochalcy Auto Company's Buick ra-
cers. this season in strictly amateur
rot-es.
it hasn't been quite derided yet
which one. but the chancel are that
It will be the one known as Bobby
Burmaa‘ I. This. like the other lluich
racers It. the Mochnloy Auto (Alu-
|iitlly’7l garage. is all). low. rahlsh. and
fast enough for the intent or 'om.
Young Mr. Tyson will not purohalotbe
car. He'll just drive It in strictly atria-
teur «outs. won as hill-cilia». Olen
hithridze. will be his mechanicinn.
The call of the blood becamcluaiatoni
itIoemI when Mr. Tyson looked at the
Buick tho other day .
Iodlllrs.1‘yson and Mr. Ty-
Ions momothcr are now at River-
side. ,They have settled there (or the
Internet;
i
“Mama-cu...
YRlNITV PAMIH DONAL.
L‘l‘ho ‘thtnln's Guild of Trinity
Church holdLa regular mos/tins last
oil-Ilse. Thorn wan iunattsndanco
it plans were made tor I pariah.»
i. to» be bold; coat Monday evenin.
5prit1l. tnL tholuhday sch no room
cordial invitation is calcium to It!
thImIlailm oi the ogrish and thllr
{do I. III it wi i homo opportunity
or t c nwwlchoudrntId members to
most the ulcers and members. All in-
Lritot rcLu‘Lttlv Francis J. Olay
blurs tcwttsdsrsn illustrated lecture
uhLlris blush about the world was so.
it will be bold Ionic tints hill:
h. and Iain mum-an has given
*tliblo lectures in new ”fork Ind other
large cities. the militias feel that a
mat is in store them
April I Bill
a. clot.“ tit:
The crimlhal opinion or this commit
pleas court donut lmylllfil‘dli’l bu
no cases wont to the duty. it was a
wort of cloarluitit . and thorn were
my. iorieltlwas bonds.
Samuel Pismonow. who
Louis I. I Elsie attest. Bridle-
”port tallr
not present in court when his Milli
was called. LWbcn tried. ht thwllrltisil-
port city court he was lined tint) and
costs. He took an Luppbal in a bond
at I700. Joseph Upsits want on the
nbond. When the ooso was trailed ML
Itorney G. H.101]; made a strong plea
tor a continuance until next term. He,
represented ths bondulnan. who was
unnblg to get .Mr. Pismsnow, who rot
sides in New York, back to this city.
‘ Promo-sting Attorney Banks told the
court that there was no use to com
tinuc the cast: on Piamahow never inéo
tended to come back. The. nottrt call
ed the Modal! 8700.
.DO’DIyI for Kirk.
Hiram Kirk. the chauiiour. who ran
into a horse and busy on Connecticut
uvonuo. Britta tori. Ievorul weeks ago
with Thomas .i‘sylcr's automobile;
was sentenced to Jail for til) days AtL
lorucy Paul Chapman mulls a plea for
the licensed and asked that on ac
count of Kirka .wife and family. that
if a jail sentence. was to be llnposéd
that it be suspended and pressed
against him wilth he gets in trouble
again. Judge Walsh said from wblt
had been told him a line was not luiL
doleut to deter the accusotl as he hld
been arrested before. Alter sentence
was imposed the wife of the accrued
“was led out oi the court in tears.
Fined $100 and Coils.
of arch its made I lungs at. the
stomach of Alfred Christiano wtth a
pocket knife. was titled 8100mm costs
in the Bridgeport city court he was
lined—till and casts and sent to jail for
60 days. At the time of thoafialr it
would that about: was prompted by
mange. as u brother-inLlaw had been
contention in Wcthcrntiuld for shook
log at Christiano.
Minor sentences.
Frank Alexander. of Bridgeport. us-
snult on Christopher O‘lirlcu threi.L
months in jail.
Joseph Dridnslti. of lirldgsport for
ubusito conduct to .lessii- Smith. lined
$10 and [our months in jail. The
accused bolus ill yours old. be was put
on- probation.
Saverlo illuminate for routiucliuxu
policy place at 43 Union Souurc.
firidgepnrt, wu bond $25 and 60 duys
in loll. the some soutunvc thut he no
t-eived in int,- city court.
third blouse.
This. is the hint time that a man
arrested for selling policy slips. bu
been sent to tail to serve a limo Ion-
lance. There have been a number of
arrested for conducting policy. and
hoary linen have been imposed by the
common pleas court A man named
Cox was sentenced to serve a iail son
touoe but forfeited his bond. lie was
backed why the men L!!! the mine at.
New Haven and Stamford. in the
case of Mansions. while a plea was
made for him on amount of illncaI in
his iarhlly. Prosecuting Attorney
Banks insisted on a someone in jail to
wipe out the game in the city. The
backers of Mansions allowed him to
so to Jail.
Michael Giiko. of Bridgeport. for no
adult and breach oi peace. lined I25.
Polcr llartar. oi Bridgeport. 80 days
in la" tor drunkenness and broach oi
Peace.
William Coleman and John Crelr
ball. or Bridseport. theft of a suit can
belonging to Alexander Gould. were
each sent to Jail for 80 days.
has been arrested time and tlmo min
for drunkenneu. put in charm of Pro-
button Oblccr llcleu King for four
nionthI
George Brnhtiv keeper of a calico
hone. in the West End. Brldsoport.
fined $100 for violating the liquor law
“had. 3m. member of the im-
perial Social Club. charged with vlo~
lotion oi the liquor law. forfeited a
bond ot $960. When this oaaowal
called a spectator named than atop-
pcd forward. and after listening to the
charm as road by thoclcrkrcsclalmn
lil "lint dirt the. follow." its waI
hustlod‘to his aunt.
lioro. oi-aridsoport. charted
wi would; a iroqucnter of n house at
ill repute. forflltlld‘a bond of 316.
lamuol It oi Bridgeport.
mound of breach of the poses. fortuit-
cdtlL bond of’ 316.
William Murray.
of Dunbpry. for
assault. ilvc days in tall.
Antonio Onalhla. of Greenwich. tor
:Iaauliins Joseph Pave-dds.
..
fined
.
v. ‘t “m li‘flll-
sssaultod f
”several months mm. was
. to cilantro in tho trial of it speclu‘
tonic Spouo. who on the niaht'
it was his
Kate Robinson. of Bridgeport who
halt know it in no uncertain masher.
dru annual and brand 0 peace. 4i
dhys in jail. 7
John Host. of Norwalk. assault on
ado—oo-
cAuaoiAN ”commutation Flatt.
‘ mo niowra.
Motto;- Wlll be invalidated by Grub.
all Array of counsel Ever
Assembled.
WASHINGTON, April tl.—-An arral'
more illustrious int reputation than
ever before assembled at The Honor
case has been retained to ropromanl
America and Grcat Brltlln in the do
termination of “but is undoubtedly
the most imporisnt issue over prescpt
ad to the erect police tribe . ’I‘cch
ritually this is thtL dcioru'ilnat on of dif
lorenccs which have arisen between
the two govcrnttlruts II to the true in-
tent of tho provlrrlons of Artlhchl. oi
the Treaty of this defining the. fishlnr,
rights of Americans Ind Canadians in
their respective waters. Thumbs oi
molest import is the determination
oi the rl ht of a colour or province.
such as In”!!! or Newfoundland. by
local legillatlon.‘ to doprlvo persons oi
rights conferred by the treaty bemoan
the prlnolpcis. On June 1 next, the
arbitration tribunal is to most at The
0 to boar the oral arguments.
e arbitration court will consist oi
Dr Heinrich lumnnaach oi AuIlria
umpire. who will not as president;
Louis ll. Dread Argentine nepubhc;
.louktlcer A. Ill do Savbrln ibhman o'
the Netherlands: Judas (looms Gray
or Delaware. and Sir Chm‘leh Fllnpli
rick. chief Justirt- of the suprcmu court
of C‘Inlldl.
The wmi oi llrent llrltoln in lhb
arbitration in tho Honorable A. ll
Aylooworth. minister or justice ill
(lunatic. The cesium on the part oi
(twat Britain are the Right Hon. Sh
William Robson, K. (.‘., attorney lieu
erdl of England tinnltlahi Hon. Rb
Robert l‘inloy. it. (1‘... former attorney
gt’iit‘rnl oi England: Sir H. lllrlu Rich
ardn. K C. and on 1th part a Calla,
do. John E Ewart K 0.. George Shep
icy. K. 0.: W. h" Tillcy and on till
part of Newfonmlland the Hon. 8i!
Edward Morris. K (3, premier of New
toundlahd; the lion Sir James Win
for K (2.. forum attorney mineral oi
Newfoundland; Lil. Morrison. K. C... at
30me general .01 hiswiouodlaud. and
the solicitors are Messrs. Blake and
nodded.
The mm. at he United states it
Chandler P dcnon. The tlultod
slate: Wulisvl earn-nor hllhu hoot. i
George Turmr and Samuel 1 Elder. ‘
End the llltlmt‘lillt' counsel nrriJnmns
Brown Scott stiletto!- for the ribbon l
meat of States. (lltarlol B. Warren and
Robert Musing.
Has sooasvur Mar wares-
Loot
.. . .
Rev. Father Manned. of-Waahington.
MI HI Hos.
WMHINGTON. April 6.—~‘“l‘hoo-
dorc Roosevelt, the politician. has met
his Waterloo“ dooland Rev. Father
mime canon mtor of at Martin's
LRoman utholic Church. in this city.
in dllouaoioa the Vatica'n controversy
last nlsht. "bike a bull in a China
shop he has attempted to jump into
the {'Itlcau and override the etiquette
oi the moat august court the world
has ever known. The court of Room
is not given to Isolation in political
exploitations and has surely let Rouse
.
“Motown is the W
mouths world has «or known. but
the people oi Europe haven't much uIc
for the prone cut in politics tic
may swing the is stick‘ in this coun-
try to his hearts content. but it is
folly tor him to attempt to ride roth
shot! over the Vollcan.“
hither llanuIn said that President
rm want to Romano! "was most
graciously received at the Vatican. but
before polo: there he toads certain
what the Vatican would require of bin)
and prosecuted to idc by their usu-
iailons. So with I pillars and king:
at European nations"
twttoiuuor cam- wasrtwo.
Washington also. No. it Patriotic
Order of the cults oi Motion. hold a
"so lar melting last aleht in Knights
of Pythtao iialb who. Malamute
Mu smun. of slsmlord. for is.
3 it. thii“ It.
over a duo oytsor «is wet served by
Wm”
This is the Range at a lYlEll
Civilization. 7% .
Sclclit
7 “bull“: in pricc. .,
All other good hinge qualities
of wltiéli .yllu. think, belong:
.s’ 7..
V icrinionnatlourslnli‘nl ‘ lb. earn
' public murketwiil be given pro
_ ‘ . stilt!
7”\"W.I
. .l
. l
Bertha Heat 30 days in loll. . .
of counsel. greater in number and .
. sates .autl
hilt
Idmioistrattou. A mun
droid mm ti
ins- and denim mp g at It!
{attention by our wclichplppvd
Department. ,
Xou all! m til we
value whoa buying or call!” «will.
we have the butpoallblo {militias
ior buying and selling. on commit-
aloh. smells and bonds on the [luv
York Stock ”Exclude.
If you would be intorcstcd in our
weekly and monthly booklets, show
ing prices and earnings, they will he i
sent on request without charlie.
Taylor, smith & Enos
Members New York block Ending.
49 war Shoot Now You:
.t .. l
cousesvartou coursnaudlt.
w
Will Be Held in at. Louis. Mo. May 19
to Mb.
81‘. LOUIS, Mo. April c.——Lrnt- suh~
loci of conservation scents likely.
occupy a very prominent place in the
deliberations of the National Confer-
ence of Charities and Corrections.
which will meet in this city duringtbe
Week or May 19 to 26
Announcement Was made toduy by
Paul ll. Kellen, of N3? York Editor
of the Survey. who is airman of the
committee of occupational standards
of the national continence that while
in; had been unsuccessful in securinit
the promise from domes J liili to
open tho discussion on “Conservation"
he hnd received a tentativo promlIe
rout atrium Pinohol late chic! torso
tor of the United States. that if the
tartar returns from his conference
at th Col. Roosevelt in Europe before
.hls conforcnth meets. he will proba
)ly appear here .
it seems that there is a definite roL
lotion butwcvn conservation 0! the
Xsllon‘n resources and problems of
Lhuritv
bonds 1) mandala. oi nation, has
promised that. unless he is detained in
Washington by a Consruulonal luqul
ry. he will deliver an address on what
:nd strlul changes and adjustments
wll iurthrr the practical adoption of
advancing occupational Itntldsrds."
in thoLnxattcr of the conservation of
film human and of American industrial
machinery. it In expected that Dr. lien.
ry ll ll‘avitl of Chicago will make an
important public announcement of his
investigations relating to the "toxin
oi fatiluc."
..._. -.. wan”
7......
SOME ADVICE FROM OARNEOlI.
lays the Ambition to Ectomo a Mil.
ilouolrl ll Low.
Pl'l'l’SBURG Pa. April 6~Ncltbor
Mr. nor hint. Andrew Carnegie navel
‘ntuch syuipathy for the cattle of wo-
man sucrose. ‘Plflt for your wife the
girl who takes care or her mother—-
thtL girl who is naciul in the household
and does not make the most show i
the ballroom." counaelled the laird
bklbo to the you; men at his technb
cal schools.
“The highest work tor woman is til
help and cnmuruc mail. The lilac
cant lorrison schools do more
than all the tight for womomi films.-
lIld lira. Carnegie. in addressing tho
Ilrls‘ department of the technical
schools. Tho steel master also gave
the boys this eplxramntir counsel:
"Woman raises man to the highest
standard.
"My mother and wife made. me all I
am.
"All depends upon tho propor man
in; of mot! and woman
“The ambition to become a million-
sire is low.
“To be or sorvhio to your icliowman
is the greatest ideal.
“lionest parentage la the moat val
nod heritage.
“i don't expect to ily untilmaturnl '
wings7spmut irorn my should 0m
ll '
well as t blind.”
ARTICLE. llJIJEcT 'ro DUTY.
A New Ruling Mada “Mending Houn-
hold Ilium.
WASHING1‘0N. April 8—“: com
struing law admitting to free entry“
household elects. the Treasury Dav
Mimi has made some rulings of
“local thou WlfidOWh are displayflnx.
‘ ”MINI 00D“.
7, with iiowcrh
“ from throat
‘to develop the body as 7
“random
it firth by dropping
tum W].
i! water.
ycbou hove noticed this chic-
ion and lace “lumpers' souls of
Ll‘htay are out: at the new spring fashi
ions. llnd it Wits natural that that
should cotucj at the same time with th
'l‘ilssujulnuers are t
be worn over the bodice
. Vury deep points or braid, each oipl
pod with u. d- sized button. elicotivel
ly trim a roused Itussinn suit for u
grown girlp Llwhlch is otherwise severe! '
ly plain. relying upon its lines and the
beauty or the lustrous silk tor till
chnriu. .
it in Hindu unusual to veil black
with blue, but this is as effectual o
method oi toning down the brilliant
blues now ‘so much the rogue as in
that of rolling the blue with black,
and some very uucceuniul gowns have
been so devbloped.
The stunning blooms in at its best
trimmed with lung, full plutneii. but
it appears frequently LlillOlll; the spring
models with not and silk trimmings or
\‘cry dainty is the ail-over lingerie
drcsu that has n narrow-tucked panel
to hem ball! back and
from. 'i‘htLlpiainness of the panel adds
effectiveness to the embroidery on
either stun: .
Persian idcslgns exceedingly
good stylo this sensou in ioulards.
oshsnturuts. luouaseiinos and many 0th
or of the silk and woolen fabrics
Stirneihlrig of the efieot oi the tlg‘ it
horn is attained by it brood transverse
blind not upon the dull shirt at lmcc
depth! Narrow frills at either edge
call attention to this somewhat un-
gruccful decoration
Do vol! dupposc the time will soon
come when they w'iil be shops and
stores for the exclusive manufacture
and sole, of apparel for aviation us
there are inow for motoring? Prob-
ably. This is a world of progression.
and it’s not so very long since automo
bile dress was at best makeshift and
ugly.
Some any that to surround yourself
with young people is one of the best
ways to hilt-p youthful and others sd-
vise strongly against an older My
man 's associating with young girls do-
clurlng (hilt in doing so she places
herself at u tiisndvuntnge. and prob-
DTP.
Alter boil mug is arugus intended to; n
l
Moot modifiable mddlolnc for stomach
suddirdr tom
rémcctb MW bench; polio divs
UP. try not one boil oi .iltomachsititc
and Luc for .ymut the intangible
benefitsud helilYourocclvc.‘ . ‘
We have sold a inure quantity of this
medicine and the that that 00!‘ .cuiilomers
scudtbeir: tripods. hero to, purchase it.
stmnks volumcl. oi ‘ praise fift'l'rSltMllcll-
Rite.
We are sole {find Come here and
vending. urge box 50 cents.
vi the
6: E. Monitors it Bo..llriiޤlbls,
8 NOBTHWAIN STREET...»
NUTillEo OLHB iMPnoleENTs.
W
Several Changes in the Rooms in the
Coicburn A Lauder. Block.
While the improvements on the out-
side or the Coiehurn & Lauderibuild-
lug have been going on the Nutmeg
club rooms on the inside have been
letting some renovation There has
. been a spacious kitchen with pas con-
nection. and a large on board, in
which the dishes will be torcd. in-
stalled. and the committee on the re-
iurnlshing of the club's furniture has
not been idle by any means. George
J. Cannon and taster K. Warren
comprise this important committee.
and they have purchased many pieces
of this mission furniture and mission
chandeliers. The room in which the
poet tables are situated will be used
exclusively for a— pool room and there _
will be a card room beside this that
will comfortably seat six tables. Then
there is thoiorxe, roomy parlor aside
from all this other space and the club
will be some classy when all the im-
nilure is in and the new metal ceiling
is put up. .The young men are plan-
nlup.L for several open nights. one to be
a ladies‘ night, and the guests will be
sure at an excellent little with these
young means entertainers.
nbly both are correct in their state!
moms L ‘
li‘ichu-Illtc shoulder drutmrlcs ,
give grace of cumul- to the too thin
tlgurc "‘
"'Drnlte nud "’sen' are the, terms
applied to certain iridescent greens
present.
.W...
vapour WELL KNOWN HERE.
Poster» who HI- omul Rumpus Wu
stationed at Epcot-tit Church,
New Hall“. .
the American Methodist Church
Rome whole statement regarding the
ration cull
col his mcption to the American col-
any in Raine and also to take to task
Mr. Tipple‘, is well known in this state.
street. New Haven, and held other
charges in this state under the New
York least Denier-once Mr Tipple
has been iin Reine but a few months.
His assignment to such an important
post was somewhat of a surprise to
many who knew him. as he is yet but
a yo on; than. While in New Haven
his pastor-pie. although successful. was
not markud with any sensationalilm.
STANDARD OIL TUG DAMAGED.
HIAXEKi ltlLAND. R. 1.. April 8.~—~
While rounding Southwest Point. oil
the rocky shore of Block island. in a
demo to: today. the tug Security. tow-
ing suadprd Oil barn Sabine. New
York for lianzor Me. went around
and the plopcllcr of the tug was dam-
aged. The tug was also beached with a
hole in her bottom. The Security lat-
er freed it no".
lire Sure 0i lithe
to: Your Money
“ml inmost:
Horses. carriages. sleight. llll‘llllil'
cl o«and saddles. automobiles. suns. ca
boats and similar articles are
hot entitled to free entry as household
oats nor are Irtlmos ual
nbuaiuIII ursultli. Inch china.
0 furniture. .L‘llatcrisl
for toblocioths. napkins. cumin not:
mm it into such studios are not
houuhod slim. billets or
household which have “been cull
abroad I yearns the owner lf
which haI tiled will» I'rrlviox in lhll
countr . ins be admit on tub _
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tidal: or this molly
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your saving is considerable; it .
In no clonal p'Itt-on you gain‘
on “occasion." We are
rotlili a who claim of Mo.
Tu. loll. ”lit-4nd kindred
“gland an min-ti. by pro- 3
Liplrlna chum white. to warn
outdo?» ‘ -
(which. huwm-er do not suggest thcf
“grandmother orient i aid in hiding-7‘
undesirubitL bottom; in shoulders and?
and biucsp which are very popular at'
Rev. Bahrain M. 'l‘lpple. pastor u!“
a
mi Mr. Roosevelt to can-
For some dour years he was pastor of _
the Epworth M E Church on Orange *
It You Bartlere 7. 7.;
of every”
The beat of the standard}
makes. with many novelties. L,
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melting a change.
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a new Macaroon-r or
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and all other sundries that so to make
up I line of
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