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WAY. AB ,11- I3. Into
‘I‘H'IMI'II‘IM‘
for Gents, LEdies and Children
A ootitplh'io aamiiititlnt‘. Stan‘s BI]-
brikxaris at 200 Ind 600; Boy s' Bab
brignns It 230; Indida' Splits Mitibbed
all sizes. from 10c to 25¢ a garment.
E. K. B - KS
ususpkmo uorIlC ILOOK.
Iourp non lifts. ’
i\.3’ “Ilium,
VIE 'Lli
Ivsmao' “singing: “LII-son:
I2- Maw. 909mm»: .
Inn-Inimu DIpIrtInInt
«d—Bnnoh OffloI. Nomik
loo —-Edltor'I fluidlnol ..
TEN—City EditoI‘I AI’IldInoo
, Attorney John J. Walsh. of Norwhli?
is in Riverboad. Long island.
Clayson and Farrell Ward, of Dan-
bury. were Sunday guest, of Mr. and
Mrs. William 1’. Ward, of Inwo st reci.
dvltms Jesse Coiwoll, of Shmmcr
strect, is attending tho wndtling of hcr
nieco Miss Etta Vail, today in l’ouglt
kcepsic Ncw YoIk.
George Collin, of Norwalk. who Id
conily seemed a iiccnso as an under-
takcr and embalmcr, has takcu .I posi
tion with Graham & Hayes, of New
Haven. .0
—~Nor. ll. S. Alumni Assoc. dance.
lllgh School Fri. Apr. 2”. Tickets Mic.
Mary A. BarIy. wife of Polar Barty.
of NOI walk has sold to .lnmos Fox and
MIIIy R Fox. land and buildings ad.
joining land of Charles E. Grigg, in
Greenwich.
Oswin S. liarI’ls. who has boon ill
at, his home in Lowe street, has re-
sumcd his duties at tho Adams Ex-
prcss Company's olficc at tho rall-
roud depot.
Commodore E. (l. Benedict of
GI IIIenwith. will fitti on Wednesday for
a moist» south in his steam yacht
Oneida. lie will probably sail direct
for Georgetown and ihcncc to tho llcrv
Inudas,
'l‘hII new tIIlIIphonII directorlcs arc
out in a covcr of vernal groan. ’l‘hc
Norwalk cxchangc shows a transition
ablc incrcase in tho numbcr of in.
strumcnts ovcr that listcd‘ in thtI last
quarter.
lI‘redtIIlck Dunlap of Spring siroci
has givoII up his.poslilon as pstiortt
maksI in $9 §ofwnilt lgock Com
patty"s~facto t thk‘ oils in tho
Eaton. Col! & Burnham plant in
Brldgopori.
~Wui| Paper samples soul to your
home on request. Murphy Doc. (30..
78 Washington street.
Governor Frn k B. Wcuks has up
pointed Hartley Howard and Mich-
ael P, Shea of New Haven to be rail-
road policcmen, at tho r‘oqucsi of the
New York Now Haven and Hartford
Railroad company.
r—‘I-I—‘me
Mrs, Carrie A Pawcs slinrtcd today
for DIItIIIIii, Mlt‘h. whcrc she expects
to spend Ihc summcr with bar broth-
or. lI‘rcd i.. ingcrsoll. at that city.
Miss Mary iloacmn uccompnnicd her
as for us Now York.
lrovcr Mouahnn. of this city, wcrfi
to South Norwsik, lust owning, and
atleddcd the annual ball of thc For-
ostcrs' drum corps of titnt place. as
a IIcprcsctItailVII of tho St. Aloysius
'i‘. A. B. drIII corps. of Derby. of
which hc is a ‘ntIIhiIcr.—~Ansonla Sun-
iinci.
. Misscs Edna attd Anna May Mc
fluirc, who bags» boomat Vaiicy t‘ot.
tags, New York for 'thr'I ‘pust foul
ycars camc to South Norwalk this
weak. and are now residing “with their
latbci, 'l‘homas McGuire who lives on
tho .iohn “Ll. Knapp place in West
ItirIItIi.
-~"And the voice of tho chick is
again hoard in the land" saying. give
Inc Bonnie t‘hl‘ck Food IManucl 'l‘oro
iiatch.
'i‘lIo Epwm'tll laaguc why of the
Not walk Grhup will be hold on Friday
cvvning of this work in the- South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal Church at it
o‘clock. 'I‘homogalar business meeting
and thc election of olilcut's for the on-
suing your will take piaca al..this time.
A very intorosllng address by Her. 0.
ll. Monti l)...” of thI First M. Ii...
Church, in Hohoksn. N. Y.. will be glv
no and rofronhmonta will bc smvod by
tho South Norwaik chaptcr. All are.
cordially invited to attend.
A good night’s rust on it Stoarns tit
lI‘oattIl' mattress costs too litllo for
you to put up longei with that old un-
contfortabio mattress. Those mat.
trusses are made of clean sanitary
cotton. felted into hundreds of little
wabs forming the many layers of
springy, buoyant cotton, distilling nonr-
ly threo foot high. Thole iayors are
thou compressed to onwixth their or-
iginal height, than encased in the tick
lag and tnftéd to last they proper ten-
Ilon aunt‘s to be soft yet tlrtu, half
yielding. to your figure. but supporting
it in patient relation. A. J Collins
00. are showing a full line and ovary
mattress guaranteed. Boo adv.
S'ALVATIDR CHARIO'H“:
General Contractor
Sewer. water work. grading. mason-
wrk and rock excavation Enti-
ittcs cheerfully given on all contract
Work. Orderri are. solicitod.‘
It not st...
NIIMI r -: Mum. . ,I
wall a visitor in Norwnllr yesterday.
was Joanie yer. or New Haven.
visited friends a South Norwalk over
Sunday. .
Frederick Heap. at Newark, New
Jersey. is visiting relatives In South
Norwnik.
liar
Now
rgld Green, who is employcd in
ork. spent the Sabbath at his
homo in Norwaik.
Conriili I‘IBorda,"“ the Washington
sit-oat job printer. is lit again at his
home in Main direct.
Mrs. Louis pt" ‘hotti and daugbtor.
of 25 Havlland’s root, arc spnndiug a
few days in New York.
W ‘ .
Samuel Velmr. of Quintard avenue,
is ‘cntcrialnlng' Frederick Scuddor. of
Richmond Hill. New York city. ’
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Mary and Sarah Money, 194 Ely
avenue. are ill with scarlet favor. Tho
house has been quarantined.
Charles G. lvos. of West Main
sti'ccl, has been entertaining Misses
Mary and Evelyn lvon. of Danbury.
”liradicy‘ s Snporphosphatc of Lime,
ill Raymond ilIIos.
Mr. and Mrs. James Locke, of South
Main ,straot. hallo boon. ontcrtaining
Mrs. .lamcs Ludlain. oi' llridgoport.
The meeting of the lAIllos' Aid 80-
clcty of tho First. M. E. Church. which
was annouuccd for Wednesday, has
bccn postponed.
A rcgttlur monthly meeting of tho
Not-walk Building and Loan Associa-
tion will be held tomorrow evening at
the oilicc of ’I‘nylot it; (loidcn in Wash
ington street
..,- “m
Court Laurel. Ddufihtors of isabclin,
will hold a martini; tomorrow IIvtIning
at Knights of Columbus hottddiltirtcrii
in South Main str , and as there will
be business of much importance, it is
bopcd that every membcr who can will
be present.
Commodore Unhoitz has sold his
launch Katherine to Mr. Obcnshaw, of
Newport. This in titsI same gentleman
who bousht Mr. Unholtz's Kit. The
vcsscl will bc put in commission at
tho Anderson yards and dclivorcd at
Newport when ready.
W
An adjourned nicoting of tho Nor-
walk Club will be held at tho Norwalk
Club this owning. This adjournmcnt
is from the annual Incoting hold last
wcek, whcn them was a slim attcudv
anon on account of tho town lllt'Pilllfl
in conncctiun with the now Washing-
ton strcct bridge. Tito club mcInbt-rs
will discuss some Improvements in the
club qusrtcrs Ibis ovcniug.
Court Nurruk, iI‘oIIcstI-rs of Amoricn.
conducicd a class initiation yosicrda)‘
afternoon. at Forcstt-rs' Hall in Wat.-
er street. Norwalk. Thorn worn thir-
tccn mambcrs in {ho 3‘s adefol-
loWiIIg ibc woiIlr, retro énis worc
served. One grand officer from out of
town. Marlin Lyon, grand scnlor
hostile, was present and ihcro. was also
a delegation of guest-from Bothel.
'l‘hc semi annual unaion following
the sixtieih annual session of the
Grand Division of Soup of Temperance
of (‘onnccticut will “9“ one in the
Sons of Tcmparanco- all. Gazette
building at 10 a. In. Thursday. April
38th. The session will ho one of grant
interest to all in tho ovoning P. M
W. P Rev. A. (l. Unison. Di). of Wnt
IIrtIItrI'.3IInder tho‘ auéplccs of the
Grand Division will dsiivcr an addroas
to a union meeting to be held in the
Norwaik M. E. Church. The (lougreI
gatioual. the Baptist and tho Metho-
dist churches will be rcprcscntcd in
this union urvico.
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W arren-Detron
“30”
Thu WarrcII-llctroit "30" is not
built as a racing car, but the third
car built by tho comptuty. with a '
gear of 3% to;i, came in third In I ‘
tlft y milc row at the Lou Angcles.
.Cai. most on April 9.l910.
Thu winning our cost $1500. 'and
looks the previous world's word
for its class.
The Women Detroit "30" Inado
the 50 miles without a stop in loss
than 50 minutés.
$1100. 81150 01250.
{H‘a‘nford & Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
BOUTH NORWALK
L. 1.5"
MR. MINOT B. 8MiTH WRlTlli—
South Norwnlk, Conn.
ml. DICK'S MEDiClNE COMPANY.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Gsnticmcn: ml am recommending
Dr. Dick“ s Medicine to all my friends.
ah i know frot'u personal cxporionnc It
is a good Incdloina and will do all the
company claims for it.
Yours truly.
MlNO'l‘ 8 SMITH.
Dr. Dick' s Caron (Hippo lthnnmn-
tlsm. Colds I
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MM. .
Stock Quotations
You will find quotationii on New
wi’ork and Boston Curb stocks, III Welt
as I market latter by wire every day,
on file It
1’“! lillFFMili 00TH.
nits Iifoiniimtn
64 BROAD ST» NIWV
with for Pm MIIIlIIt LEM.
Jack consortium. of blow Your city.
, vou uEr Ira:
Bell MAW?” Ylille Offered
That's Just what satiation users of _ f
:swa‘rns It Foster Mattresses are say-
ng. .
You owa it to yourself to havo a
bio and comfortable. The Stearns It Foster Mattress is built or nino layers
of felted cotton standingvthrso foot higtb compressed to Into-sixth tholr
orisiliii “918M "110 encased in tho licking, producing II Mattress of un
usual springnsiis and durability.
MadtI in the host quality of satin ilnislt ticks
iorlty.
310.50 318.60
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diretiiors
1218 North Main Street.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNlTY T0
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamford
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERO .
STENOGRAPHERB
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port Chester
0
0.15. J
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
3! WALL ITRIIT.
WE ARE PUTTING YOU NIXT TO A "GOOD THING." WHEN WE
INTRODUCE TO YOU OUR NEW LINE OF
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
At $1.00 $2.50. $3.00
'i‘lII-y will pmrc a Spring ’lonic to your int-t.
can §§ccd
FLYNN & RYAN,
.0 WASHINGTON STRIKE:
Every woman is glad to add another rustl‘thilk Petticoat
to her stock: and when very pretty and well made Silk Petti-
—_._+._... u...
PHONE 48..
well madc Mattress. can that is dura-
Four gradcs of super-
staoo 322.00
and EmhIlmers.
South Norwaik. Conn.
South Norwalk
”cu-4W c
acksOn
NORWALK.
iry a pair and be
SOUTH NORWALK.
titan III than
Hilliiii BEFORE illil:
iloi Favorinv‘avlioalion
WABilthl'i‘O ,l)..C. Abt'll iii:—
llpou report by l spIoIIotItntlve Hill. or
Connecticut, chnhman of the commit
too on expenditures In the unwary do-
partntont the House pound the Pit:-
gerald resolution asking the President
if tbsrs are any reasons why the can
tom hoIIIIII frauds in New York should
not be lnvoaiigated. Reply from the
President is expected at once.
chrcsouiatlvc Hill's committed
mct Wednesday morning, l0I the can
press purposII of considering this reti-
oiution, which had boon promoted by
Roprcsontailvc ‘lI‘itng-rald, of New
York. it was adopted without serious
objection. in tho liousc, howevar, it
was slightly amended to road: .
"Rufloivod. that tho i’rcsident
and hereby is requested to inform the
ilouse. If not. incompatible with pub-
lic interests, what facts, if any. now
exist. which make luexpcdiont a thorI
ongh examination at this time by the
house or rsprcsoniaiivcs of the frauds
in thc customs service. Incntioncd by
the President in his annual massage
to congress at ihimsession." The
words 'lf not contpaiiblc." etc} forInod
tho only nitcrationa.
it is IIIIdIIrstood that tho PIIIIsidont
is still of thI opinion that a Iougres
sionai investigation at this timc would
be IIndcsirablc, in case the Houso do
much lbs! his reasons are not sum
clout, an inquiry may be Ol'dt‘l‘t‘ll. in
that crcnt. there is It possibility that
it may bII roforrod to itcprcscutative
liiii‘s coItInIitlIIc, it Is considered
Inoro probable that a spccial commit
tcc Would bc citoscn
.._..«....._.A._‘
RETIRED PAY FOR CIVIL WAR
OFFICES
wan aiil Reportod by Home Military
Committee Providel For—Amend-
mont in thif of Enlisted Mon.
WASHINGTON. April 18.—~Tllt‘
lIoIIsII committee on military affairs
has rcportod favorably tbc bill intro-
duced by RI-prcsI-ntniivc 'l‘owIII-IIIIId
"to crcatv in tha war doparttncnt and
tho navy departmcni. rospoctiveiy, a
roll designatcd as tho (‘ivii war volun-
itIcr rsllrcd list, to authoritc placing
tiII-I'con with rctircd pay ccrtaln sur-
viving offlccrs Who scrvod in tho army.
navy or InariIIII corps of thc l’nltcd
States In tho (‘ivll War."
The bill Its anu-ndcd by tho coin-
IIIlIIcI- provldcs for each surviving ot-
liccr of tho ('iril war who sI-rvcd two
yours or more, at tho rain of onw
third pity according to his iorluci‘
highest rank III tbc uIIrvlt‘o, and tbosc
who synod loss than two yours but
llitil‘tt than six months arc to receive
similar amounts in proportion to ihcir
II-ugtb of scrvtcc. 'l‘ho lowest amount
to be rcrIIiII-d, howovcr. is lixcd at
3600 a year. No pension can bc
drawn utior tlII- act goes into of
loci, and the pay as rciircd unicorn
is all that can bc sccurI-d from theI
gIIVIIrllllttIllf.
'i‘hc ronIuIIiioI- has also added an
anwndment in behalf of unlisted man.
which is as follows: "That any per
son who sorvud as an unlisted man iii)
days or martI in thc military or naval
service of tho llIIilcd States during
tho t‘lvll war. and who has bccn hott-
orabiy discharged tiIcIcfrouI. and
coats are $3.98 then the desire will surely be turned into reality.
This is the unusual of unusual: in Silk Petticoats. The wonder
in how such values come about.
Only the manufacturer can
explain; and we didn't ask him. Neither will you ask us, but
you will readily take the Petticoats
At$
3 Q 9 8 instead oi $5.00
Our stock also includes a fine line of Sateen. Heather-
bloom and Hyde-grade Skirts at small prices.
TheN. E. RyanCo
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Bathroom-s
cHILb oils WTI-IouT M Sinai.
ATTENDANCE.
STAMFORD. April iB.-Edward .lor
dnn. ten you" old son of Edwntd '.i'
..iordan a roaimntilto man of this city.
died here this morning, of scarlet fever
after an illness of two wouks 'i‘ho
child‘s parents. it In said. rciusod to
diva him medical attsndnncc bananas
such attendance watt 'npposa'rl to tits
religious belief of tbn' inotitei. Health
OtfchIr 'i‘ J. Bingo 'and Dr. C. to Kuwait
visited the Jordan home a week ago
and diagnoacd tlI‘II'caiic as one-of Icar-
lct favor. and fumigatod tho house. At
that time all the members of the lam-
iiy with thI exception of the mother.
who stayed with the sick child left the
house. Dr. highs stated toIlIIv that he
would call the attention of tho coroner
in tho death.
A consldcrahlo number of scarlet fan
verI «minors nonhuman about tho
$50.29.
“AT—.—
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
Isl-ants smart. noswaut
:10 in Main street; Norwalk. wars uni
SOUTH NORWALK
Complete
I
«my Ind during tut week. which wIs
vacation to the public schools all of
thou: buildings worn fumigatod by or-
dor of the health ‘httthorlties.
flunk ..mw
D'AVANZMANTARILL.
At noon youtardhy. Mina Valentina
Cantor-oil. of 36 Chestnut III-cot. this
city. and Prolpcro D'Avanlo a barber
outplayed at the shop of‘lAllls Gonuar
ion in marriage at Si. Joseph's church
by tho acting pastor. tho Rev. Father
James R. Mitchell. Frank P Oddo
and Charles Oddo wnro witnesses for
tho couple.
At the annotation of the nuptials.
thorn Was a rocopfion lit. the home of
tho brldn, at birth friends uhnwurnd
tho happy cough! with wli'wishos La
tIII Mr. and Mrs. lI'AvsuIto want. In
their nativly furnished home It 2i?
Chapel street, Norwallt.
whosu physical or Incntal condition is
of such a degrco of disability as to re-
qiurI- thI frequent aid and situation
of anothor poison. shall. upon appiiI
cation, thII phlII IIImII placed on tiltI
voiuntccr Ictircd list I-rcated by this
act and shall rcceito, in iicu of all
ponsious. ruiircd pity at the rate of
:80 par month during fhc period of
his natural lifc."
Tho-committee. estimatcs that it
will cost tho govcratnent annually tbc
sum of :6 702.687 to pay thc oificors
Imdcr tht provisions of this bill,
on avI-ragc of $646 for «Inch onlccr
it is astimutcd that smoothing iikII
12.0w privatca would be bottomed by
tho suction rotating to enlists-d men.
but most of these are now receiving
sit. psi month and the net incrcasc
woul only am out to about 815 nor
moat This unit! cost thc govcru
mom for tho lira! your (2. 160.000 Ina
king the total of thI.I entire bill for
othcors and unlisted Inna. 39.264.012.
Tat-st- I-atlniaioa may. howcvcr, be In-
tiroly wrong, and mllty helluva tho
govcrnmont will have to pay out a
grant dIIIIl Inurc money than this.
should tho bill (Ivor become a law.
Just how many would bc bonoiltod
by this hill in i‘ouuccticnt cannot iIII
anilmaicd. 'I‘hII unicorn of tho stnttI
have an organitatiott that has boon
urging a bill of this sort for two yours.
and tho cullstsd Int-n havc also Ituidc
appeals for ihrir shnrc. Whether the
bill will go through at this time bi ra-
thor doubtful.
Tho AppiI ltll. ,
Tho houIII committee on agricul-
turc has voted to tako tbs Latent
bill requiring II uniform vanilla syaI
tent for a plan. This was the bil urg-
ed by J. i. lists. at Glastonbury. and
alarm interested in fruit growing The
bill III dead for mu session at least.
For Alienation If Fla.
There has but: It baring betora
tho houaoddlpliloia ry contmittao on tho
bill torbi l“ the nu of tho emblem
of In. American do for advertittinz
purposes This bil ha: been uraid
for many years by the D. A. R. and
cthcr patriotic societies. and author
can potltlont have been received from
Counot'tlout narrating the hill. .
rot-I chad LIiIoII Iumu.
'l‘ho houseI committee on expend!
turns at tho dopartmvnt of catamaran
and labor huh hold a hoarlng on the
isdoral child en's bnrqu bill, which
is urged by ariouII associations Ill
ovor tho country, The bill in pt “I
catty one drawn by Prof. trving It‘ll or.
of Yale. and tho tiounsctlout Fedorav
tiou of Wmuen' I clubs in one of the
Btlncipai backers of tho mascara.
MIIII Hill Chaim“.
Mtas (tiara Hill. of Norwalk, dough
for of Congressman Hill. is chairman
of the casualties on tumors of the
sttftoragiIt-wnvoniiou now in seminar:
at the Arlington hotel, this city.
Resolution Slightly Chandra-e;
tindmtood PrIIlIlont Don
bu;
.i't sham alway-
Shapes at 93c
lilnrk and burnt, all sizcs: u
‘ $1.50 valuo Oltwwiii‘l‘t‘. Our
prlrc .................... 93c
Shapes at $1.98
lllack Hair Hats, in grout Ils-
IIIund. III-ry good shapsstfi
25c Flowers. 19c
.iust II big spacial
night.
for to-
l’riccg that we are
famous for ......... 19c bunch
92 Washington
‘ Street
MILL TEL. “II.
Window Glass of every description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Woaden Gutters. two Ill
"Lincoln” Asphalt Fabric 8.00 11;.
warranted.
m. .fimwwmt M...— ..—
LUTHER M.
Spociiy llot Watcr or Stcam llcat
mention tlIII ARGANI).
akx‘ IN‘ In“ 29333636.
Cooducation Shown lntIroItlng Con-
trIItI Between onI and aim.
(Educational Review.)
"Epr-riouoc shows that the ditto!-
lIK‘Pfi III the illness of female scholar-
ship arc not no local as in the male."
urvltts a Et‘illODt‘llli ediicttior. "i‘tIIIIrtI
h. IvtI cxisted a nutubvr of ntslc youth-
.Iui prodigios in mathematics or musi-
Ial comiiolitionmti II further-proof of
the grcaicd vsriabll iy of male chil-
drvu is that the. unfavorablc abnomal
tiles arc also mtn'c frr-quont with tho
Inaio than with the tomato.
"Warner has made an invratignlion
on 50,000 chlldron, ucnrly the saints
IIIInIhIII' of ouch III-It, and found that in
round numbers 1 pct- ccnt, o (the boys
but only iii pcr ccut. of tho girls arc in
any any dIItuctivII.
"The classical country III-gaming co
cducation ill high schools in Nitropc in
tho grand ducity, or of Finland in
Russia. a country of very great ctIiturc.
in which continuation has existed
start» 1885. An oxporicnced female
icachur in one of tho oldest schools
that-II says quite.I openly that boys show
more aptliudo and inclination for can
special aIIlIJIIci or another, whllo girls
Kallt'lwfllli try to study all subiccts in
an aqualy corals] and diligent way.
"(III-II are more easily influenced by
annotation than boys. and it may lava
conaoquonco of the grant" Iugguatlbil-
ity that the power of application for
work cornea more easily on girls than
to boys. Walking through tho corri-
dors of the Violins UulvoIsiry can may
get from the number of lady students
one was there the impression that
thorn must be a high parcontagc of to-
msio students. but statistics show that
there an“ only ill. par cent. The fact
in that ladies are men» regular In com-
ing to tho lectures
As to “it‘ll done in sin ulbiorin of
instrchln the high {shoot room
we know about nothing duhnitc its
hunting the total result of school
Work 1 know of no positive Informs
nditeationni high schools of ’ it‘lniand.
the hotter rnsuits
with girls.
on we look at that thorn Is no
mason to ho adduced against coeds-I
cation in high schools; the only ones
lion in tho diffrrnncc in tho ability“
III the- two suites at the saun- ago The
fight otlon of growth in boys requiraa
“I
Here are six at the reasons why our ‘ :
Millincry Department is always busy. ‘
Prices That We Are Famous. For
AUTOMOBILE"
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
NURWALK lI‘l’IiNAt‘ES for hot air hell.
Ilon oxnnpt that coming from the co ‘
. soon. men which cannot mm
or time than m girls. out In“
Shapes It Si 49 ‘,
floral and black velvdt
facing; a good 32 00 vaiuti.
Our Iprico ............. .91..”
Velvet anion. Isl: yd.-
:l in, wide Black Velvet Rib-
bon for triinmlnii bats: 23¢.
vaiuc. Our price....15c yard
59c Adters. 39c
All colors, Beautiful Astors,
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One, two and three-ply Tar Paw.
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Sheathing and nuildou' Paper.
Hair insulating and Dunning Papm.
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NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
W car a Smile '
cht winter by installing an AROANI) liOlltldR now.
slicc out of your coal bill and make your house as warm as toast.
it will cut a big
for that new house. and he sure to
Everything in the heating lino.
Argand Boiler Company
soars soswamc. cons. .;
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NOR-WA”;
difference between the physical condi-
tion of boys and iris iIhows itself very
diItinctly in the r Iiiimsnts. probabiyi
also in their mortality "
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30. EATON'I iGNOIANOI.
He DooIn't Know I‘;'l’iilng Afloat Con-
outlook Politico.
WASHINGTON. April Is.—nonert
t). Eaton. international Revenue Col-
loeior of C Imocticut and Rhoda is-
land is in achingtpn. with Min Ea- .
ton. (‘olisctor Eaton came over from
Atlantic City. leerI he has been (OM.
tow dips. and yesterday railed on the
lommisstonor of inthrnal Revonueol
whom he had nuvur met before. MB:
jor 'I‘iison and Representative Hill so
companiod Collector Eaton to tile‘ do-
partmsut and several hullucla mat.-
tIIrII wcri- gonc over. later on Mr. Bla-
iou called on all the members of tho
Cottaucticut III-icgation in congrats at
the Capitol. ’
Whoa askrd about tho political out-
look in the stats. Collector iiiatoa soil
that ho was down here pnrei on bad:-
IIch. and that he was attending sirloin
I) to the duties of his oli'lco no lot»
tor "’l‘hII political not may be ling
in thamcoticut.‘ M continued. “but 3
am not in It In any shape or lam. I‘
am simply born on business mm
ed with my china. and am not not“
to talk politics with any one."
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.R. IDIOT“... .
WASHIN ON.“ MprliI 18-
promiws to he I IanIthI Iv
convention of tho Oonmu Q
tor. of the American normal W\
on mm in Contirggntol mil. t
‘ some ulldi the o
Whit: iIhIII inst bash complaint. 1‘”
pronouns of Ifirolldont II'i‘att W h
the interest the opening union. its
«xtendod lot it delkates a dildo Mi
com to Washington
Neariy i 000 delegates are in m
once at the convention.’mioh ll T
ibih that has boch’hsld hi the :
”Nilowiug tits nddrnu by 1’?!“
'i‘nft. theI convention was call was
her by the president. Mn. Malibu“ it.
were made by John Enroll. director“
the Haitian of American nonunion.“
Morris ti. Boardstcy presidsntmdaml , ,
at the Sons of the American rain;
on. ,
5.41.... Was-Im-
handout want III". N.
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