N
It you have cultivated a taste for
. zoo. pure. Candy.
OUR HOM! MAO! QWIETO
will certainly tickle your public. Ai-
wayu fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 61 Washington St.
lillli itws
cvaumu clarinet. "tenuous
BALLS
I2-2—Newu dell'lfntfll
Baa—Bunion» Department
«be—Brunch Office, Nomlk
coo -Editor'n Ruldcncc
nod—city Editor's Recldcnoo
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnllt and vicinity: Fair to-
night Thursday partly warmer; light
to moderate northwest to north winda.
A alight disturbance, central this morn-
ing ill Texas, is entitling cloudy weath-
er with local value in lilo southwest.
Pleasant weather prevails in other ace»
lions east of the ltooky Mountains.
Freezing tellipcruturoa wore reported
front the Lake region and New Elig-
lttlid. The lowest. temperature ro-
portod was 22 degrees at lrecnvllio.
Maine. Conditions favor for illlli vi—
‘oiuity fair weather with continued
low tel‘nperuture tonight. followed on
'l‘litlraday by partly cloudy weather
and slowly rising temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY. '
Temperatu re:
Low, Till; high. l‘I-l.
Cloudy.
The Mintz adv. will prove intercab
tag to the feminine members of the
family.
William Cttvttnugh. of Boston,
apelding a couple of weeks at
ho e in Orchard street.
is
his
Porter Morgan line returned to lllli
home after a several woelts' visit in
New York city with friends.
‘Tllt‘. annual meeting and olecllontof
officers will be held this evening of
Washington Chuplur, No. l. R. A. M.
-—~l‘ion’t forget the Unitas 'l‘llbe‘s
Willat. Friday evening. iz'ith lust,
There will be a second flitting of
the curd tournament between Illl' liiia
lloons and tho Never Was teams this
evening.
Alexander Paisley, Joseph Kolicllc,
(leoruc i’owI-ll, Louis (‘ialttlc and iiuia
rub Moore lil't‘ attending the llitrntiui
it ilullcy circus in New York this lif-
tcruoou.
Lust evening in the Catholic t‘loli
rooms the llll‘iiliit’i‘s wcrc onloriullleti
tilil‘ill utlic business meeting by a bus-
inesa address by George 1.; “earn. the.
diutrlct aocrctar)‘.
”Auction at L. .l. Reynolds A”: Son‘s.
Slil.. April til. i p. III. Soc adv.
Al thin limo of the your when cur-
tains and window shades are a now
easily. 'l‘rialruni & Hyatt are offering
a moat complete line i extremely low
prices. if yoil are in created one nilv.
on page ii.
The Other tllub met. last evening.
with Mr. ttud Mru. lifll’i'li' A. Smith. lit
their home on idlttlcreoi Terrace. «lid
:1 general social time wail ouJoyt-tl. lit--
froaiituolilli were, acrvod. following tlll‘
curd playing.
A. Harris. the iron and metal deal-
er. lltla liltWi-li lili-i iiitisllioua front ltuy-
uloilli nlrccl to tilt Witter otrccl. where
he ban enlurgml ItIitl boiler filcilliicu
for bundling his lurrouoctl htliiincua.
The phone number in 7‘21.
There will be a arterial met-lint: lit
the Lighthouse Miaaloii t a orcliinu.
'l‘ilo lion. John H. Light ill deliver
it“ uddroaa litid the chorus front the
Houlli Norwulk liliptitlt Church will
sing. A large ultonllttuoo lurdeulrod.
All are welcome. ennui froc.
-w
Wall Paper natt'ttiiea until in your
home on rmpwal. Murphy Doc. (Tog,
"I'll Wutiilinuton flil'OOL
Hevorul Norwuiit people will go to
Bridgeport, thin evening. to attend tho
lllillt'i‘ given by Peter Foley, it forittcr
South Norwnllt young tillill. who now
livtut in Bridgeport. in filoclml'n I‘Illll.
Mr. it'oloy lit giving the dance to hilt
many friends ill lioth Norwulli and
liridgeporl.
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About titty Odd Fellows wont to
llrldiropoi-l. that evening to pay a trio
ll'l'llll viult. to l’muiotiuocit lodge, No.
4. l, t). (l. P. The,,firiit degree Wfti'l
Worked on three candidates from
Brldxeport and on one from Norwniit.
The degree work with carried out in an
exemplary ultimo-r tutti it one time was
onioyed by the visiting Odd Fellows,
After the initiation thorn w“ the "fill-
nut bonnet ever" nerved and it was a
into hour when the Norwullt boys
until rationed Norwnllt.
“
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KO
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units
Complete Lin-5mm Supplies
Sdlhool’ouplmcrpondon.
all mummies or.
‘-
uni-«n-
fortitlie (looting Season?
; TELEPHONE 165-2
Tornado. Antomobllo.~ Fidelity
Boudl. Burglary and Acct.
depth Innurunce. .‘
14 wuumo'hou splitter. ‘louru
uonWAthptiouu.
ls Yourhllucbor Boat insured '
Weiwrita thin 'lnluritnco. Cull ill up
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinda of Insurance—Marine Fire.
well in arsity clothes.
VI‘NOL
TH! MODIHN
BOLD ONLY BY
[E H. BAXTER
”'"Auonnsou's
Launch Works
Bout Frames not up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all nine: built: to order
by competent workmen. .
OystchhehPolnt,Norwnlk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
illlllliliiil [illilliiills Allll
ilillillllllfllli
Joualuo AND aEPAlnth
Hoyt’c Theatre Bundlnu. Booth Nor-
wulk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwulk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the beat poa-
nlble method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rules. Phone 4",
or send postal and not estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtiandt Place South Norwalk
There are several interesting ape
clubs in the Read adv.
All oluiiorltio llcw soda fountain in
being eutublished in the (‘iiil‘ord l'lllll‘-
liltiey in South Main till‘ool.
0
Mra. 'i‘ipplor will cutorluin the Matt
noc Wlliat (‘iub at her home on High
street. Norwalit, tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow is pink stamp tiny ill
llcckniullll‘s. You arr invited to look
over their premium department. Sou
adv.
A. llioltorlnilli & Sou urt- advoi‘liuinu
it Bill: little for tomorrow. The Hill.
will 1iglvoyou list of articles and
prices.
Court Nllrrlth. lt‘. of A., will hold It
Inoetiilu tomorrow night and on Sun-
dny they will have it hip. chum llliliil~
tioti in their rootna in Water Street.
_\ npwiul city pivoting iiill be lll‘ltl
this evening iii Nora-nib. to give ”it“
Norwalk citizens Itii Olilitfl‘iillllli to ex-
prone lllolr opinions about the Wall
atrcel paving matter. This meeting
was called by the mayor. lil‘i wan do
cided at the lust council ltieotinn.
......"
The Sixth (‘onipalir hold :i «hit! and
monitor last evening in the armor}.
They were lilHii‘ilt‘it‘ti in the one ol the
bayonet drill for the l‘lllilllli: exhibition
drill. After the drill the boys enjoyed
It game of indoor btiucbuil and u fine
food of baked henna. satitlwlchoe Itltd
I‘OITl'l‘.
l’. V. Loutmliiiri Latino, New Elli:-
liilid tirticr of Protection. lll'lti ll l't'flli'
lnr liloclltiu, llli'li night. and il‘lilli‘ltt'lr
ed I'oulltle liitliliii-iul. The annual t-iin»
volition of the order in being lll‘lll to.
day iti llridueport. unit lilo delegation
from South Norwallt are John l“, i’ud»
dock. William Q. lilPI'rlullI Itiiti lloiv-
al'd ll. Willool.
The annual moeiliiu of the million"
Aid Society of the Norivillii liltptlal
(Ihurcll was held ill the (‘lilll‘l'll parlors.
laal evening. and Ilii‘ oiliocrn of tho
pal-ll your new ro~eluclvti I‘illllh‘ for
the work of the unailltut your \veio
“'lllii‘. 'i‘llo tilt-tiling was followed by
the annual Hlliliit‘l'. which reached blin-
quot proportions.
The people of the Weltiporl M ii).
l‘lliircll. last night, tendered u I'l‘t‘t‘ll‘
lion to llcv. and Min. A. ll. iloyuluu in
honor of their return to them for the
opening conferenci- year. There wow
a great many preoelil and the lllrill‘ll-
liloiliui and vocal nullibura were grout
ly t‘lljtll‘t‘ll by tile audience. llefreniir
month were served. after the prourniil
WM t'l'IIIllll'ictl and a general Nilt'llll
ovoititlg \vna npolit.
'l‘wo Itrcliitm-iu front the office. of
liertu tit 'l'ullcut. ill New York. wore
in Norwalk. yoatvriitty. looking over
the ground wilt-re the newnltcnlru will
be erected. An option halt Ilocn ile-
ottred for Nliillt‘ time on tho lru Colo
properly. next to the Norwullt limit-
ofillle building. and thin will be lilo
alto of It lino new theatre. any the op-
iimiulio people. The architects went
back to their olllce and will make
liillllii for the building.
”lulu liiK
For Flatflrll and Trout.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN ’8
NEWS ITORE
10 North Main do Icuth Norwaili
Agent ‘for A. O. Sphidiilg’c
Inch-ll and Sporting Good.
Tonic Recondiructor
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwaik.
and hay.
alre and data what they will.
life. And the quality of the grain
taut no the quality of the food you
Protirtetor
Bonnie Home Food
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Stock Fund
Bonnie Scratching Food
Bonnie Little Chick Feud
PlCTURE FRAMING AND
D
Opponlte Hotel
and we poor morale cun have our
ROE SHAD ..................... 15c
BUCK SHAD ................... 12c
Round Clams. All truth caught clock.
TELEPHONE 108.
"I of Hart snot " “ or ‘8: Mint lotliliti
. w Varsity .Sui
The Suits That Are Right
The satisfactidit that goes with being wellvdrcstlcd is
worth what it «caste-40 the man who on afford first-clans.
tailorin r—and tooth: man who can't bu who dresses as
Next to the. highest-priced custom clothing;
models have a place-and the place for them in The Nor-
walks is in our stores and on the backs of our customers.
Have you acennhe new Spring Vanities? '9
his to $30 .v
And what a range of beautiful exclusivewehves—
rich grays in all the new shades—plain and fancy blues—4
and the new tobacco brown pin-checks. To look at them
you might think yourself in a swell Fifth Avenue Tailor
Shop. so unusual and select are the fabrics.
We can’t do justice to the style—you must see a Var-
sity on yourself to judge of that. Come and sec.
TWO STORES:
J ACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Folders, Artilt Proof. Pencil. finished in Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old ivory Stock
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St.
PRICES Still
Fresh Caught Blues, 15c lb.
Oran Email, an Tuiut. Spanllh Mackerel. Halibut. Salmon.
i
'5‘
9
s
Varsity
i
d
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Varsity Spring Overcoats are [great—$15 to $30.
Other goods makes as low as $Io.
Masonic Building,
N orwulk.
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH.
'l‘lm bout blonds iii any horae'n pedigree after all are good fnd
With plenty of good. clean grain and buy. with good water
of (‘tlill'h‘t', the ln’t‘l‘llllt‘ animal will turn out a good apri‘illien. be hit!
We give. 'lolls of credit to blood and
brooding and very little to food and cure; yet what would any of our
horses ever accoliipliallcd on aristocratic descent and llll empty atoltl~
Itcb'.’ l’cdluroo only in a weak li’lnff to support horse or until through
you feed your animals is an liupor~
out.
Quality Fir-t. Lut and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH-
“For the Land Sake" use ,Bowker'l
act-Italian for Lawn. Garden and
e .
FRAMES of All Patterns
NORWALK. CONN.
.LW
-.-. .. .... .....Emmg.-.
, tell from Brazil, tone road tonight bo-
. ‘llo taught that tile art of government
Document to Be Read at letter-l
80" Day Banquets Cause
Quite plain.
WASHINGTON, April 13.—»Thc let-
ter of William Jennings Bryan. writ-
fore the Democrats who attend the Jef~
lemon Day banquet, there and those
at a similar function in lndiannpoliaw
the letter which canned It commotion
among the local banquet comltteemen
at its initial reading becauae of What
some of them termed its unorthodox
d0t!!fillt?~~~ iii no follow»:
“I thank you for, the invitation to
the Jeoraoll, flay banquet. While I
aim“ not return to the United States in
time to attend. I can join with you in
npirii the more heartily because of
what I have learned by visiting other
ootlnlrlea. l hitvo aoell everywhere the
influence exerted by bin teachings. in
the Nation ill which I am just now no—
ioilrninu l Illltl lllilalral‘lonli of his idea
of conquest. lilo contended that we
ahottld conquer the, world with our
ideals rather than with our arms. and
in this sense we are effecting a con-
tpteai wltli Brazil. iler constitution is
lilodtllled nfter oura: alto Illlti copied
frotu no the federal ltyutelu of govern-
ment. which united local pontrol of to
eniaffalrii with national utiprenlucy:
her flat: llito ourn. has a star for each
atnto. and her aohooi nysleni in being
made to conform more and more to
ouru. Theae victories, too. eoniont
friendship. instead of arousing enmity.
Hail to .leffernon. the world's acllool‘
master. whose vicwo continue their
mnjcatlc ninrcli around the earth.
"lint in our own country. all Well as
abroad. hill principals nro triumph");
in the. art of being honest. and each
new llivnaltglttiou provea the folly of
those who refiliio to learn of him.
"llo war the foe. of monopoly ill or.
my form, and bin name in the one
SUITS
Are to be very popular this season. W6 are
. anon FIVE ,
showing more than usual. Priced at
$10.00, ,ilzoii,
$15.00, $13.00. '
$20.00 and $25.00 I
Gray Mixtures, of course. in great variety‘
, ... ALL THE UP-TO-DATE '
FURNISHINGS *
that go with the Spring Suit.
. . Including SHOES and OXFORDS .
Price’s Clothing Store .
98 Washington St, South Norwaik
Coffee'Bargnins lit the Mt? Store
EXTRA SPECIAL!
\\'liit‘ll can with most propriety be in.
voivod when the [route are attacked
and wilt-ti It content he being waged for
lilt‘ llpplicittlon of the principles of pop.
iiitir gniol‘npli-nt
"l tilii no wry far away from home
5 Pounds of Our Famous 25c Coffee for $1.00
Thln'Coi‘fee cunnot be duplicated by our competitors for less than 30 or
35c. Try I pound today and be convinced.
tiint i not not fully informed as to the
recent t‘Yt‘llIR. but i have Just read of
one .lt-fferlioiilttll victory. namely. the
aelccllon of tilt investigating commit-
im- iii the boiler inatoltd of by tho
Hpoulter. nlid heifer atlll each party eel
lt‘f‘ll’tl ita lnelilboru of the committee.
This: onlobllstiioa an important prom»
dent. which if followed. will maiu‘ in-
i-vellgittiouu I-cnl Iilltl effective.
"l notici- ulao that we seem likely
in win a victory against the moat truut
Monopoly prices have Ill last provoked
a popular proimii. Ilild now that ii":
people tirc looking for u remedy there
iii hope that lliov will accept the Demo-
cratic remedy. it in liol unnatural that
thin aboliltl use the buyout, t-H'll If
they punish themselves while lhf‘V are
inflicting puttiabntcnt on tlit‘li‘ oppron
hora: but I mil nut-e. lilt'\ will. in the
end. lind legislation more aitlafuelory
than abstinence front meat. and join
with the Democrat» in dcrlili‘ing a art
val-- Illtlllfllml)"-->Iifll tho lllcat trust oll«
i): but ercrv pi'ii'nl-v mollopoii wimio
leunlbie lifltl intolerable
"lltlt lllecha another item of Ilt‘Wl‘.
which has just i‘Ollit' i(i.lllt' niloniloti
President 'i‘tttl ili hit: Lincoln speech at
New York Full. 12. ltlll’lllillI’R preacnl
high prices lllllllll) to the illrreaec ltl
. {girlhood
. ~ e ‘
. \\
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
new spring cults. but will never
again be to young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North. Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
...—......» ...—... ...-....
FALLlliIw
NATIVE FLATS ............10c
STEAK COD.......,. .. .......iflc
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
-... .. .. “4....-." ......uw.
O’BRIEN,
Spring Styles
uncultu-
SOET HATS
«ma... ..
The Connecticut, (lolupnny expects to
have he line from itoioll i’olnl to Blimp
lord in title nltupe for tho altlnuior
rtluli. This and of the line hi to have
its overhead work entirely rebuilt.
W
Nothing llltl been done on yet, in the
local lllvliiiott of the Connecticut (loin-
puliy with relation to the pummel~
twill-ditto. iiilt no important. ohungoli
are contemplated. 'l‘iie itillindille token
effect, about. a Woolt before Memorial
Day. The only change from the win-
ter aollolitiio. no for an in known at
present. will be manly lllllilitetl head-
way luntuud of forty on the Norwalk,
llownytolt. Dorian. Noroton and Stunt»
lord run. ~
...—...
I ...—...
DERBIES . . . . . . ...St.5o, $1_.75.$l.90.$c.4o.32.9o
. . - ~ -soc. Shoo. $1.50. 31-75. fir-90. mo
MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS ...
UMBRELLAS ............... . . . .75c. 90c. 81.40.31.90. $2.40
the Hatter
Spring Prices
.. . . . . .aoc. 45c. 90c and $1.40
The local lnwyorti will be largely rep»
mounted. ii. iii ilndnriitood. lit the recepu
lion to be tendered by Judge George
W. Wheeler, tit lilll homo. ill: Park Ow"
mic. Bridgeport. tomorrow evoninll.
from 8 ittiiil 10 o‘clock. in honor of
Chief .linitiee lt'rcdtirlti it. llnll. Justice
Alberto 'l‘. ltoruiiunlt and Janice Elliot
A. Rolilntiotl. .
(in coconut of the viiilt. of the Nor.
wallt Odd Fellow: in Bridgeport. into.
night. thlti wooit’o session of the pine.
chic tournament between Our Brittle
eni' Midge tutti been liolfllmmd until
next week, when the playing will he
in Norwitik. At pro-Int the Norwiilk
lodge hail the lead. .. .
I
Long and
”iv production of gold and the collate
intent enlargement of the volume of
money. This unexpected lildlll’fit'lllt‘ni
of our plirli'a promultlllli iii illiSti.
when we doliinnded more mocily mi the
only remedy iol fulllliu pricoa. in very
grutifyliiit. llow valuable llinl admis-
sion would have been to no if it had
been made during the t‘itlllllliiptll of
that war when the Republican load
em out» denying that the volume of
money had till) Qiflucllco on prices and
uaacrlinu iliiii it did not mutter “‘llPIllv
or we had much money or little. pro
vided it line all good,
“We nnu new l‘tiilalticr tho quintu-
lulii'c tlicot‘v of money oatnliliahcd be»
,ond tiiitpute and proceed to the ooniiid
David W. Heymond
Funeral Director and Embulmer
10 North Main Itmt. louth Norwulk.
Million“. 0 Wuhlugton Ito-ct.
Telephone at office. 186-2.
Telephone It home, “I.
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A
Cash Account
of your pernouill ex-
pcitueu will ultow you
how much money you
mode in amnil linioltnlli.
'i‘t‘y keeping one for it
inoltlll and one how
Home oilinll nulouutn
count up. '
- t‘ul out unclean ox-
penite and tillli'l it new
mini account.
4% ON IAVINOO
South’Norwulh
Trout ‘Co.
NORWALK
Savings Society
,. lNOORPOItATIIHNI
Deposits over $3,775,000
doom lit. Molina. Pro-t.
Win. A. (turtle. Vice-Print.
Fri-it’ll A. tile. luv A True.
l
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAOHINGTON IT" SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliver-ice 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m. ' TEL NO. 90?
Walter Baker’s Cocoa. can. - - 18c
Walter Baker's Chocolate. cake. - 17c
3 lbs. Evaporated Peaches ........ 25° 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon............250
3 lbs. Muscatol Raisins ........... 25c 3 can: Corn.............. ..... ”.856
bibs.Prunes................ ..... 25c 3cm: Peas ...................... 250
Sultana Rainins, lb. .............. 7c 3 cans Tomatoes. . . .. ............. 250'
Whole Montague. can ............ 26c Anporaxun Tips. can ............. 25¢ .
Fancy Maine Potatoes. peck. 20c; bushel, 75c
iii 7 iii‘i‘i‘i‘. dicta.
AppleeXOrcngos. 'Cclery. Sweet Potatoes and Cranberries. We keep only“
Home Laid Eggs. ' “
" UNITED GROCERY co.
20 NORTH IAIN STREET
.. my», ..
bad leaks or for use on old or poor
as "tfentltry Compound."
stone. at the Injunction bearing in
Century COmpound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation culled "Neverleah" in not suitable for stopping
The above testimony Was given under oath by Charles t“. Roy
We offer the t‘euiury Compound at 50c PER. GALLON and guar-
antee all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8t Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
. PHONE :43
A...
roofs, and not as lasting or durable
the Stamford Court. April it. lillti.
m.” ..
oration of other questions. not the
president ulld hill predecessor have ud-
iiiiited the ctirrertncaa of tho Democra.
lie poaliton on so many quoatioun that
lnrtltcr argument in hardly necessary
on any subject; we may now take
juduineut against the Republican party
by confelllilon.
"l’lenim present my compliments to
the l‘icmooraiu annenlblod in memory
or the Suite of Monticello. i ittlm it for
ill‘lilltttd that your glittering will out
adjourn without the adoption of ii reti-
olution urging the ratification by all
the tuition oi the income in: amend-
ments to the federal coiliilllltion.
"The time hi ripe for it return to .ch-
forllouittn pritieiploii. and l trullt the
teprt-neiitativen of our part y will mnilo
ti record which will secure no a match
ity til the commit ticnuretiiilonul nice
lion. With that advantage trained the
tumult-ruin will have an opportunity to
million It program; Indwllh It prom-um
in humanity with .lnfferiitinltlu ideiut.
the l.)olli0ci‘tlt‘y will enter the Dfi‘lldt‘ll‘
illil onulpttigu with piomliui of title-
t‘t‘fflt.”
liillii lll Jill Sillifl
WALL STREET. 10.:10 a. “broom“.
in; prices of cinch. showed no very
llill‘ltt‘itl ohnngea from but night‘tt oldie
but level. The transcontinental rnil~
f‘lildll Worn depressed. but otherwise
cilantro: were insignificant and irncm
iiir. North American declined l 1-2
and Union Pacific.'3t.‘ Paul. Athlitilon.
will-ville a Nuuvllle and Tennessee
(topper him: frnclinnli.
WALL armour, ll fl. m.-~‘l‘lie. low
prince made by some of the standard
ptoclut encouraged buying and tonnes
on u made up. Price- did not hold
will on the rally. and. some of the not
live future: toll in it lower level, It.
the start. At ll o'clock the marital
will; titling min.
WALL li'l‘fthttl‘l‘. noou.~'l‘lte rice of
lyn Transit wan viewed with computi-
llve indifference. The distribution of
heavy buying ordera in‘l'nlted States
Steel awakened a mom general re-
nptmuc, ’l‘hut stuck inovod up to near
of. Central Leather. American Smelh'
inn. Aniuluniated Copper and Nation
other illoclui 1. Honda were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. non-Theme»
play of utrungth in the foronoon Diimtl'
intod further buying of amount, whlbh‘
wait rendered in it broad and fulrly no»
live market. ti. 8. Blonlmoae over it
militia. American stool ll‘oitndrioa
opined 31,5. Great Nortbdrn old. and.
Delaware and lliltitlon 2. Northern Piu'
elllo Wt. linion Pacific 1%. and Rond‘
iiiu. Atehtnon. Mluuoutil Pacific and.
Chenilpultlto and Ohio 1. .
....me ......”—
ORAG! BAPTIST CHURCH Ella"
Vial. ' '
in the midtit of n grout revival at
Grace Buotliit Church the Rev. Dr. up
tilt, of Benton. nu nutohloiitl in hhl
sermon. "flow Shell l ot By." int.
night. The audience rm; moved to
learn. Acelnmntlonir' of for out! do”
t‘flif‘edlllonl of numeric desire for the
salvation of the insured of Neurotic
were heard. to renounce of the Holy
Spirit and the preacher live mile dud
one then- heart; to curl-t. A duet
by Dr. tt‘nrril curl the urmirt on“
reboot: by the congregation. Odd gill
grotto Care of You)? vert- lilo-t d
t We.
.He Will Hold lilo mi. tent t.
Jeri or hill «new i Halve tied at!
My can: flow dinotl Got. it Our.
Come curly tutti set at land not. nii’
are invited. ‘ . ~
There iii u use of scarlet fever at ’fll
”illusion avenue Ititl Dr. it, 13. West.
city health clatter was called down
iniine.
Germany
troops in the bold.
hi“
Dr. ram will rennin rector?"
i-2 in Rock inland and of 2 in Broolt- ‘ I
4 .
til Lead rows l H to i abound Invent. . ..
there this morning to put on the cum 2 2
(“Mi now“ put tumour H
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