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lhlatill'a Almanac for Tomorrow
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MAIONIQ. eiaacreav.
litter. a. a. at... will be held at a.
j ~ A‘pl‘ll 12th, me, at a o'clock
. loetlon or eihcm.
l Internally, (cure.
*aolianr M. Lcox. my.
’ (title IINTINEL~«TILIPHONI
* i. cALLa
awe Department
lualuaaa Department
naueh Office, Nor-walk
was (“two ltaaidaaea
itech ldltor’a ltaaitlanca
is and Manufacturers
Association
ggfl EMORY STEVENS Pro-Idem
til PAUL Vicevi’rcaldeut .
mnik'itit. UlN'f‘ARl). Secretary
H. (30!! lil’l‘T, Treasurer
Executive‘Cominittee
U gum. most
we 'r. muonn
.fltJR‘li. WALthnN
= none EuJENNINGB
. 8 N rr. McMAHON
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it?) '1' R§X¥3§$son
g Indigo d HAT 'rr
5 a .M. mm. 4'
.engfs‘iran Swan .2“
are; ,
._,PVERTIBING OF DYEING AND
CLEANING WORKS.
.lu flew York ity. as in this city,
there are dyeirir establishments“
pieces Where feathers, gloves. laces.
ties, neckwesr and all the little things
,of the dainty woman's wardrobe are
_ dyed or cleaned. _
”But in New York there is one es-
‘l‘neclaliy that advertises iii the news.
Diners. .
. ' Their advertisements are small lnit
effective. The frequent appearance
of these advertisements attracts at-
iteration.
_ “But," you unit, "does this adver-
‘tlelng pay?"
Let us tell you about. this establish-
ment. and you will be able to answer
the question for yourself.
In the first place. the business is
carefully and methodically conducted.
There is system in everything the
firm does. The principle back of ev-
erything in the shop is to do well
everything that is undertaken.
Then the advertising is carefully
, planned and it is carried out its plan
mode—without deviation. Furthermore
it contains no nits-statements and no
enumeration. ’
New, knowing all this. would you
uak if their advertiulng pays?
Of course, their advertising pay-u
? splendidly.
There is an opening for one of the
“ dyeing establishments of (th city to
follow the example of the New York
concern.
People in this city will retrpond to in
telllgefit. sonaibla and regular adver-
tialnx Just as readily as in New York.
Success in any business ('an be of.
trained by honeat boldness dealings, do,
‘lnfz well all that is in be done, and
telling the people about it with style
temailc advertising.
And you do not need to Hpflllfl n for.
tune in the advertising ltls'i a run-
aonlibie percentage of your groan l‘f“
celpta, carefully proportioned through-
out. the leaf, lluliix only attractive.
lenalblc advertisements.
Senator firnndtuzec of Connecticut
‘Wlu discerned yesterday afternoon in
ft box at the baseball panic ulmoriwti
in In afternoon newilpupui‘ when the
same wait at a crisis. When aniuncd
comment was made. it member of NW
Hound Maid, “lie illlfi probably forgot
ten that ho is not. in the Britain chum-
; bet." ~~~~~ New Yorii Evening l’imt.
i I , MM»... -QM ., .
lt wail reported in llaricn yesterday
that a mail had hurled it plain of pork
(allow at hill wife. in View of the
high price of pork, opinion in the ril-
idle wail divided on lhu point of wheth-
erqthn man ahould iin iii-reviled for an»
“fill or willful donirur-tloti of properly.
N...,...........,..._..
no lion. u'iuiiim sumo, of New
York. in quoted on sayiua that nonw-
timoa he in astounded at the way (‘ow
[real can lilll (line and wattle the poo-
llitl‘ir humor. The Honorable William
acetate to hard a lot of people alarm
with him.
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The lion. \l’illiaui .lennlnau lira-an
in probably from he. did, not “H! his
WMGIIUM aliulruiionn until liii2.
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j Mountain: hurinony mention one
ultlrfllry much in (over all over the
. We. . .. wow.‘
NTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
”"rwa
n.» mmi.
ll‘he wuduelorn‘ mom in the Not-
mseer burn was robbed of from its
in bill, which had been left there (he
Wt prevents.
, Moral people were killed in a or
alarm which swept lndlana. Michigan.
Ohio Ilia flotation. thirty young we-
“.Mui buried in the ruling of a
W at timer. Ohio.
”Maud Convocation ef Iutier‘
‘i
W
u- .
years on the mobility? e Nowell: rail-
roed. restarted hie position.
‘ TEN YIARI AGO TODAY.
W
Monday, April 9, 1900.
The Germanlu Sacagerbund brought
unit for $2,000 alulnat The H. flow-
iand Company, on account of the col-2
lapse of the bi; oyster shell bin on;
the Washington street bridge. i
The anti-canteen law was under dis-l
euasieu at the ,New York East Districtj
conference. in session in Danhiu'y. ‘ 1
Douglas Fowler i’ost celebrated the
thirty-fifth anniversary of the barren-
tier of Robert id. Lee, at Appornotoa.‘
on April 9, 1866.
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RIGHT TO THE romr.‘
m
The pope got hill in due i’orni. Now
let Etna and Vesuvius look out.——»
Houston Post. ‘
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witli thorn on the breakiaut table—-
Something happened at Cairo. Home.
thing happened at Rome. The colonel
and his wife err- on a sentimental iour~
ney now. What will happen at Vien-
no? What will hupen at Budapest?
What will happen at Paris? What will
happen at llcriiti?---~lloutou Globe.
~0—
Au Oregon man says he has diseqy:
cred the lost Egyptian art of preserv-
ing food indefinitely. Wrong! it wasn't
lost. The cold storage people tied it
on lcc.-~~New York lieraid.
punters who are offering "i'ensonu"
for another advance in meat prices up
pear to have overlooked one of the
mot-it convinclngwn denim to take
more of the consutneru' money. Provi-
dence Journal.
-—O-—~
Today. raise wages; tomorrow, ruisu
railroad value; on the third day, ruluc
wages again; and on the next day
raise rates once more? Where's: the
end and what is it to be? There mum
be a pinnacle from which uomcthinx
must [ODDID.‘*“Allthtiitl Sentinel.
0 ~10.-
Evri'yliudy knows where Teddy in
all right. No bushel can hide his
light.---—-i\'ew lluveu .lourunI-t‘ourier.
”F
“Meat and poultry prices attain soar"
says a news headline. The fellow who
pays the bills has been that way right
nioug.~l'hiludelphlu North American
«mm -o—>~:.
iiiliillil Riliifi' VIEWS
Tito Sentinel will be pleased to receive
letters for )iibllcntlotl, from its random.
under the a (We heading. A brief and ii»
ilir~poltit communication. as n “(‘ilfll‘ll
nropoaitl . curries more weight and con-
t'lr‘iloti than u lengthy one Ill “liicfi the
argument in not itoiii‘utili'ulml. “'o do
into-t emphatically “utmost brevity. Lou'-
uimivd articles, We llavr observed. are
ill" Ill-i lo lw nod, and lll'l‘ trinity iimca
avoided niioxeilier.
FILLING IN THE BRIDGE.
Editor limiting Sentinel:
it has been stated that the "filling
in" is impractical at the Washington
aim-ct bridge and that hinlm‘ 'I‘ai'lor
does not approve of such "filling in."
Major Taylor not only unproven, but
has ”wonimcudcd it to the secretary
of war; ii hail been approved-{by the
uerrrtary of war. and that approval.
together with a map. was in the hands
of the committee. for the Inspection
of the public at the bridge at the iilllt‘
of Major ’l‘ayior‘s rinll
All this in all dtwumcnlury evidence.
thorn in nu llltlt' in discusaing it or try-
ing to make anything nine out of it.
The condition of the mud. its depth.
the amount of fill, uml tin- length of
lime to til'lill‘. are all given in the lit
port of the old f‘tlllllllilitii'
Major Taylor utnlnd that the din-
ianvc of too let-l wan determined by
his knowledge oi the situation and tin-
(‘illtl‘lli'itli' oi the mild.
Town Engineer (I .\'. \l'ood slated
to I cominlilcu oi the hiert-hauiu‘ and
liaiiufaciurers‘ Aauoriaiion at liuuih
Norwiilli illlll the roadway could be
illicit in at learn 200 feet and could
he done in thirty days At llu laut
town meeting the town voted to fill in
liiii foot. The mutililitinn of Hip bol-
lotn Nille that at tilll feel the depth
of mud is only one foot iii-outer than
iii {lilo foot. and at lilo tool ii iii only
it iiillv lens. and thin little in due to
prrrioua filling: in in years pool.
The flouting or lift draw, with am
only foot openina will ins found rennin
mended in lill‘ report of the old com
milieu.
'l‘he alleged illegal hulidiunn oil the
bridge are there to only. llii far all an)
aovrruuwui action in concerned. ’
KNIW WHAT WOULD HAPPIN.
A flnioua curlmvalluu lawyer was
tniliim sumo ntim-dolca of rriiuiuai
law.
"(inc raise in my native liynchiinrn.“
he said. "Iuipllcuind a planter of «in
later repute. ’i'hn planier‘a chief wit.
treat; Wan a aervani named Calhoun
White. The prosecution believed that
Calhoun White from much about hill
maater‘a nitady side. it aioo believed
that tlpiboun. in his misplaced after.
lion. would lie in his niauter‘a behalf.
"Wlinn on the «land. t‘nihoun was
ready for cmaexaniination. the prop
entiiinrt counani Mild to him aiernly:
"‘Now. Calhoun. i want you to has
dammed the importance of telling the
truth. the whole truth and nothing but
the truth in this care.“
"‘Yea. auh.‘
" ‘Yoinmew what will happen. l sup
bone. if you item tell the truth?
" 'Yea. aah.‘ aaid tilalhoun, molly.
'Our aide 'li win (to em! n... aehange.
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and?
an
lag of aheoimantal Band
at Oklahoma Republi-
can Convention
(lU'i‘llllliil. Oklu.. April 9.--'l‘he in.
terforeueo of friendu nearby prevented
nphysicaioiauh last night between
Governor C. N. llasltell and Adjutant-
”mlTlllf ‘
With Hui
Conflict Results Over the Play- 5
General Canton. of the Oklahoma Nu- ,
lioual Guard. A revolver was taken
from '(lcn. Canton. but witnesses of the
encounter any he did not draw it on,
the governor. At the request of friends
of Mr. Haskell. u. police officer was
placed on guard near the governor'a
apartment in the Royal Hotel during
the night. Chief of Police Mitchell
says he will swear out a warrant for
Eggs are getting so low in thesoi Gentlemen today.
. (lines of high prices that no family of.
social pretentious crime to be caught}
The trouble between the governor
and the udlutuut-senerul roaulted from
the Republican committee meeting
held yesterday. The Finn Regiment
Baud had been engaged to furnish mu-
sin for the occasion. it being the open«
ing of Congrenamnn Mcfliiire's rum-
pnlgn. ('len. Canton gave an order that
the band should not appear in military
uniform and forbade the use of the
regimeni‘s instruments. The band was
playing when it received the order.
The members discarded their unl-
forms. procured other instruments and
inter reappeared in the struotn.
When Governor llaakeli's attention
was called to the incident he sent Cou-
gressmau Mcfluirc a letter of apology
and in it not forth that the order did
not meet with his approval.
(it-n. Canton shortly before midiii ht
nought Governor lluokeli, witnesses c-
cinre, in the Royal Hotel. The meet-
ing occurred on a stairway landing
near the gorernor'u upartmcutn. Wit-
neioteu testify to the violence of Gen.
Carlton's language. but declare he did
not drama revolver. With emphatic
matures he in declared to have said
"i want you to understand you can)
not onunierninml my ordera; and if you
do. you will pay for it."
.l. M. Brooks. proprietor of the hotel,
and others rushed to the Irene. Mr.
llroolut took (inn. i‘unton‘s revolver
from hint and later look the officer to
his room». (lea. Ultllitlll later reapw
poured In the streets, but did not enter
the hotel.
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NOTHING BUT STAMPS.
Men in Hard Luck Who Try to Get
Uncle 8am to Caah in.
The ninth :ii the nitlllll) wiiioou of the
branch ponloillrc pushrd book a live-
ccul stamp offered to liitu.
"Sorry." ho auid. "You can't buy a
(wort-oi stamp pub that it'll against
illl‘ rules."
'i'hu man who had tendered the stump
looked (llsapmlnlod. but went away
without a word. and the clerk turned
to a friend who had been iumiltilill near
iiii‘ uludou'
“You'd be surprised to know." he
unld. "how mum~ people try to rant: in
atatnps here. Some want me to hin
lliclli bark at their face taluc. others
unnl'ntumpi. of a lower denomination,
like that follow; but l'u- never had a
limit ask Illt' for iwirfer‘t-nl hilllllllfl
for a (on, or (no (won and a one for a
five. 'l‘iicy all until In realize a trim
cents in virtual mourn
"That's queer." said the friend. "('au
you explain it?"
“They-re broke." answered the clerk;
“down and out. you understand They
(iii: tip some old poelagu itflllllllh Ilim 'i'o
been carrying: in their [Klf‘kt‘lll for
weeks periiape and li‘) to raise enough
on them to buy a fi‘nultfurtor and roll
or a loaf of hrnud‘.’ i know what l'm
talking about, because i ‘ not actual
proof on oni- (N‘t‘ltllitill.
“A fellow ('lliliu iu the window on a
cold night last winter, lie \‘llllf‘ii to
buy a partial natal and tried in pa.“ run
with a lwot‘cnt stuinp I “I'l going to
turn him down. an the department iii-
alt'iit'is int- iu do every ”ill". but he
ant-mod to he no nuxlmut to not that «in
rule cent iluit i took it out of my pocket
and slave it to him.
"lie huutlud away in it great hurry.
and l form all about him The final
morning i happened to am- him on a
bench in ('lly llali Path and cinildu'l
l't‘tllilll uniting him if he‘d hand the port
iai card to write to hi» alri. lie gave
no one look. and. any. i Willi aorry i
had tried to rrarsli aurh a bum lolmt
"i did my boat in make animals by
laying a breakfast for him. and he told
no the story or (bill imtaae aiauip in
he restaurant. It anemic that he had
il‘l‘ll reduced in four chute and it two
real utaiup. 'i‘hrru'n a place on the
flowery where you can set a big bowl
of soup with coffee and bread for fr
cniiia. but they wouldn‘t accept tho
staiup there. rind he'd berm trying all
the evading to rain at learn one coat
on it to make up the price of a moot.“
"WM he the only one you over air-
rented a stamp from?" asked the
friend. .
"Oh. no!“ fluid the clerk. ”l rash
quite a few, but We a private tranche
lion. and you can't expert the in do it
union 1 ham mun «pare whales in
my pocket."
All OLMAOfllONIu IA'l'llt.
The whale bad Just swallowed
.ionuh. ' 5
'“i'haui: modem the beast doesn't
The eidiaahirmed boy‘s idea of a
mat man was a traveling haaabail
'eiiiaw a. Albert ruining. m n
player.
Fletcharlu," cried be.
Carmine a thin discovery. he lac.
idly awaited he election netted-w aw
Hm Ulla.
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‘ The proud newly
SATURDAY._.APRIL 9, 19m
From ‘7 Until
10 o’Clock
l!
T1
“4:?!
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From 7 Until
. 10 o’Clocll
Wonderful Value Giving
Profit by the great inducements offered here tonight.
Remember, QUALITIES f lrst, PRICES next.
Corsets Chloride of Lime Moth Balls Men’s Half Hose
"C. it." and “it. o (,i" inalicu; llirsli‘s ("hioridu o Lime; re u~ . _, ‘ ' h . en’s .Iooret lose n um”, rey
regular price 500. , for price lilr, r 8 (mod ”I“ “Mug“ rrirularly M' on:{ wind; ‘rogihfiily 1:51,“ (113:;in
TONIGHT. 39c TONIGHT, 6c TONIGHT. 3c TONIGHT, 10c PAIR
' M "
Handkerchiefs Dupieit Safety Lace Yokes Children’s Hose
indies" All Linen, lace .r m... Pills wiggle-r; 3.31;; 3.233;"??? mm;
broidm-y Tritium-d Handkerchiefs; limo Nickel Plated Safely Pins 0,, “1.1;", mo'“.|d,;3t ”minus a Children's Week Ribbed Cotton
25v quality. with "u““rd "Mill‘hllll‘mi" "’3‘” not medallion in center and art) Hose: sizes ii to {its}: value liltizc.
luriy sold at lie and tilt? curd. chef rings: good 75c vuluc.
TONIGHT. 18c Tonight (any size), So TONIGHT, 59c TONIGHT, 8c PAIR
NOTICE—Next week. beginning Monday. there will be a demonstration of POTMEND in our
Basement Department. ' fl
ROQOEVOLT'O VIO’H'iNO‘ART CAI: THEY ASKEDNFOR THE PEORLE'E ”TM” w MWWMWN” ”
LERIES.
Crowds Forced Them to Abandon Car~
riaga Drive Yeatarday.
(lENUA. April new. Realm-ell and
hire. ltmmcvcli had Mil-4' to be glad to
dirt that the t‘ltili‘ilh' t'llt'tlllllfl‘l’f‘fl had
forced them to uluiodon their carriage
ilriva yesterday. for alum moronic rnlii
iilli'l fallen in tot-unis, and had the two
not reached hon- last night they would
have had dilliculir in uniting llirouttlli
'i‘hiia hill-runoff they will leave ‘
imlny
for ['orio Maurizio, where Kermit and
Minn Ethel are dur to arrive tonight.
The tumor pla'alrlviil and Mrs. Rouse
wit itpent lili‘ morning houru visiting
lllt‘ art galleries. the
lions and other pill! a oflniercsi. 'l‘o
l brain! a wetting (Iii-y used a tinned an
tomobllr placed at their diepoani rby
\lllef'it‘llll (‘ousular Agent Smith.
VIENNA April it liaiprror Franc-lo
Joseph is in («instant communication
through court official: with the Ameri-
can omliaaiir in round to the ex-Preai
dent Roosoveil‘s plane. Today his mu.
ji-niy acid it court officer to the (‘Illiillz~
u) with iilt‘ iiuiinution that court ('lli
riuizca would be placed at. the disposal
oi the ltmumcli party during the
Whole pvriild of their vlait in \‘inuna
and that the mini imara at the tumor»
in] opera and the court. theater would
nwnit their occupancy.
PAlIltl. April '.' All the date of hit.
ltoooowlt’a visit to France draua near
or. the lciuliua uowupopvia devote
notch space to liw former president.
The Flurao publishes today a two
column aliotrh of Mr. Itoom’wli. in
which it litudo hia wonderful energy.
l-vrnalllilv. denim-my and hnurniy;
and at the Rhino time printu a review
(if his vluil to item. in which the opiu
but it. oxproaurd that hia conduct in
that city offered a utriltlng proof of hill
tolerance. broaden»: of mind. lode
imndcnru of aplrii and high pound of
honor. " It in «tray to understand."
“iii'tl liii' illiwt. "that Aiiici'lcunu rou-
liillf‘l‘ the attitude of the Vatican which
prevented their great compatriot. from
doing an art of courier!) to the pontiff.
up an offense auuinut their patriotluui
and their country.“
The hiatlin diacuuaing what it tempt
"the lnaidu" of papal lnirannlnmitiaui.
aura that aome eccleiilaatlra feel that
i‘urdluai Merry iiel Val acted iii an
mrd *ith Cardinal (libbons and other
prominent American (‘athollca with
the mrnl object of prevention Mr.
ilmiacvelt from winning new profililll‘
in the eyes of Ailll‘f‘itilfl t‘athollca
illi'llilfili lI papal audience. Nelerihe
hula the paper lnniot‘u that tho ganprai
comleiinn and «racially that of the
rurdinala. in that the papal mercury
alone wan rmmnaible for the "great
blunder.“
”mew aw
lXPLAlNlD.
"Rho nebula to think u If“! (It'll
more of her huabapd than ahe used
In."
"lions are aeiilng dearer ovary dill.”
., Morrison l‘oal. u.
w
The old pliynlcia in an unihuaiaa
tie angler in every sensed! the term.
While on his way home from a tigh-
lnx trip he received an emergency call.
made father wan lina
patient to have the chill weighed. but
could not and the atoalyarda: an the
vhraielaii hall to one the pocket scales
with which he weighed hla nah.
“Great fleet. doctor!" «claimed the
hither, a be all the pointer go up.
'f‘hirtmven and a bait poundel"-
”YMMV”! Hm
a
in palace of tho .
HIGHWAY.
They aakud for tho l'coplc‘a Highway
thuuirh never a word they spake:
him in the wind of their flight. dc
featured. unborn-ii, they apurred.
him in the whirling dual that they left
in their fatal truism»
They suited ’for the l'mplc‘u High
vulv‘; .
(The i‘t'ilillt‘ lurid Ill‘tt‘l' u would
'l‘hr) haw- run down it child: and yet
who will «av that theirs was the
blame?
.Tliu (‘iilid in the roadwli fluttered-iit
. silly as fledgling hlrd'
i'l‘hcy turned to the fill". ”103' turned
in the left, and the child the
willow-
lint they could not atop on the High-
any!
(The People said never a word.)
The)- liaw rruiilied the old lumc "1ou
an home from his work he went—
Or, was he deaf. that not at the nianal
repeated he alirrcdf
He kept the road. to ill» stupid way»-
iilf‘ warning was iti‘lii-~
llut tin»; mold not stop on the High-
on) ' .
l'l‘hc people hold never a wot-iii ‘
The People are slow of speech, but
their thought is tomorrow‘s law;-
And the bell of their judgment the
heavier failu the longer (iv-l
ful'riul. . l
When ”to lied Car inoclrod and the
“lack t‘ur ucowliul, hill] the People
haw
That they would not atop on the IiiKilo
nay »
Mark to the l’oople'u word:
”litigkitl'tU » ll road of their own with
their wealth let them build, if
they will.
And learn what. iii ouru to
right of the plodding lioril.
l.ot the Red (for lord it. the lllnck (‘nr
i'lli‘l' with the fled. to killw
llut not on our Highway. This is the
l'cople'n Will and Word."
- lidilh M. 'i‘homau. in April i‘uinuni‘u.
iltlwiill‘
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VATICAN‘ROOBEVELT lNClDENT.
Monmommeat in Roma Today Over
i the Troubleaema Affair.
ltfiMlC, April 9.“ The Vulieattltoonw
roll, incident in still t-uualng animated
(liarunaiun between partitions. The par
iy which hint rallied lo the tiupport of
Cardinal Merry Del Val lllllillto that it
tiiatit'ru not what, tonaenunncc may our
Inc an any other outcome would be
better than to, have exported the pope
to humiliation would have been the
use had Mr. aovclt vlaited the pen
fl and later called upon the Methodists
aiuiply to demohetrate that he couhl
not be treated us was former View
llrraidmit Faitlranku.
'l‘ho faction hoaiilc lo the papal net--
rntary‘it attitude aaka what the Vatican 5
would think it next autumn. when (lar-
dinai Vincenao Vaunutolii after attend
lag the tcueliarlauii (Maureen at Mon-
treal, niiould upon my to the United
thatch. be united to dine with l’rcrtldanl
Tail on the celliflllon that he would
not visit the Mandolin Miaainn House
in Washington diverted by Mar. A. I’.
Doyle. and which iulatiion like that of,
the hiethudlcin in Reine. la engaged in'
converting persons to the faith it rel
preaenta.
| He-Why are you «it. darling?
' Bheul was Just thinking. dearaat,
that thin in the last eveninu we can be
together tlii tomorrowrflhlcago Daily,
New.
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Duffy'a Malt Whlakey, lot, 80:.
A".
F. BECKMANN & CO.
Groceries. Wines and Liquors
Egga. D02.. 25:.
NEW LOT EXTRA FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER JUST IN.
VERY BEST POTATOES ........
DRAKE BROTHERS' POUND CAKE, per pound .................. 196
3 L88. VALE TOAST OR SODA
ONIOER'S OR GLUE LABEL CATSUP. bot ....................... 20(:
"ADD 8» BRAND FLOUR .......
......... per peck. 20¢; buahei, 80c
CRACKERS far ................ 25c
........... per bag. 85c: bbi.. $6.75
"IXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH OUR POPULAR TEASAND COFFEE8
1HTAHP3 WITH ANv OF FOLLOWING ARTlCLESwIO.
I can Selected Rhubarb ...... 13c. l quart boiili- Salad Oil ....... 306
1 pkg. Nivara Food .......... i5c,.l lb. Fest Mlit‘lll‘OflllS, lb......15c
1 pits. Cook's Malta ltlt-c ..... 15c} 1 package Macaroni .......... 1°C
1 (him! nettle lliulng ......... to: l package uur Pic Prep.......iOe
Kirk‘s Old Crow Whiskey. lishcr's Special Scotch Whis-
hot ...................... $1.00 key. bot. ................. $1.10
linnlcr or Green ltivcr Whis- lion'sr's Scotch Whiskey,
key. but. ................... 95c bot. ...................... $1.10
Old Valley or Sherwood, bot.. .150 Black and White Scotch Whis-
Wilson or Golden Wedding. key, but. ............. $l.l0
«but. ....................... 95c Houhlt‘ln'rl t‘iub L‘m'ktnllu.
Gordon (K (lid Tom (tin, bot.. .90c bot. ...................... $100
A. F. Beckrnann & Go. Phone 440 South Norwaik
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nurse...““e..;.i.:“;...i“'*“““‘:”"ijs.
Waiter Baker’s Chocolate, cake. - l7c
Fancy Maine Potatoes,
peck, 20c; bushel, 75c
ii lba. Evaporated Peaches ........ 25c3 lbs. Pickled Salmon............25c
ii the. Muscatel Ralalna ........... 2503 can: Corn... ..... . ....... ......25c
l. iliu. f‘runcs..... ...... ...... 2603 cam Peas ........ . ..... . ....... 15c
Sultana ftalainii, lb. ........ . ..... 708 cane Tomatoes ..... . ....... .....25c
Whole Auparaxua, can ......... 250Aeparagua 'I‘lpa. run. ............ 25c
Apples. Onanuea. Celery. Sweet Putatoea and Cranberries.
Home Laid Em.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
:0 NORTH MAIN STREET
W
Judge Lockwood Diapeaaa of the Caaaa
of Oliver and Georgia Bturgaa.
The continued (mum! of Oliver and
(iconic tituruns. of Main atroei, were
again brought before .iudao lm'kwood
this morning. They are tho’two youths.
who. with lingerie Kelley. ordered the
beaten store in search of adventure
more than of gold. The Kelley bay has
been aunt in the catholic institution at
hoop River. and this probably saved
him from the Reform school at Meri-
den. The two little Bturaea boya’ bo-
iiavlor haa mien exemplary during the
intervening time from their eueupade
to the preaent day and their mother
premium that they will ifemnl‘ter load
the. aiiuple life under her direction.
The boyn are exceptionally liriaht
monomers and are not bad boys. but
the nowin of the adventure lured
them to the commitment of the pettri
theft. The Boston Store authorities
when hey found how youthful were]
the unmiara. did not care to press the
one. Therefore Judae Mekwwd let
the have so with a warning.
The can of lattice 1. street. chauf-
feur for Dr. .l. 0. Gregory. who was ar-
reltod nettle time an haeauao he pena-
nd a studio: trolley at a tiered areal»
er than three hill-u per hour, which is
We keep only
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the law. and which wrtu continued (mill
this morning. wait diamluued. Pruner-tr
ting Attorney Duvlii said that in»
thounlitlhat the retreat had done quite
a little good its an example to other our
tointil.
A (‘lltll‘ wuu brought before the. court
thla morning. but wait continued until
Monday morning licttttiiuo there woro
no witnenueu present. it in an aunuull.
cane. Miss Annie Kceler. a l’oliiih wot
man uiuirncii Walter Novak with an an-
aauil on her iaatt Saturday. A warrant
lhau been iasucd for the arrout of No-
valt, but he has not been armted no it
is thought. that he will appear Monday
all right. .
GOLD FOR INGLAND.
NEW YtlllKK. April itw'l‘he vu-
iitainuneni of 12,000.000 in double
caglen today brinnu the inlet amount
of gold uiirtaged for shipment to Ellll'
land on lilltl movement. to "hoodlum.
[VERY OLD THiNG MADE NEW.
Old kitchen chaira, benehea, lawn
swirl“. porch furniture will require
only a email can of (termination Paint
in open mouth cans to matte them look
litre new.
(hit it from (then. ~lil. Dow, South
Norwaiit; Hubbell a titanium Hdwe.
. the...t Weatport; NerthiopBrom, South»
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