Mm .
bane! thle‘ stove-nu
“3‘." an ”autumn ‘
Some iof the smartest blouses of the
season are the a plain. solid col-
or, as bluet, lav r or buff
The advance I yi lbs for full show a
treat deal of the Persian for entire
gowns. blouses. linings and trimmings
and the materials are the. very richest.
The very newest of the. collars are
out, straight around. that is they do
not slope down at the float, and a
standing or low collar (on be worn
equally well with the shirts cut to
meet thd requirements of those new
collars.
..A novel and smart
the flat hair-dressing is noted ill
~> Vogue. it is an ornamental disc. sold
in pairs Whit h are intended to be worn
no claim in the Roman braids, one
Modahovo each ear. towards the
awt. They are open ill the center
when clasped to the hell have the.
wool of flat rings. Some are studded
ith pearls or rhinestones.
large. wired ”ears’ of net bordered
billt form the chief trimming on
some very goodiooking hats of the.
season.
A soft. twist of black malluc with jet
ornaments makes a charming crab-
meat for golden hair.
Black satin is a favored material for
the development of long. separate
«lots to slip on over summer dresses
Black chiffon is also very greatly
ballsht after for summer evening coats.
The only life that is worth while is
the life that is constantly moving for-
ward. But to move forward we must
he on the right truck.\v1- must be on
it track that is adapted to out partit
ulbl' vehicle says a writor ill The
Progress Magazine. It will not do to
place a ship on a railroad track; nor a
train on the water. And yet thousands
of people are doing this very thing
with their talents and faculties. in
consequence. some go under while oth-
ers are forever standing still, wearing
themselves out getting nowhere.
(The tunic that falls in sections. ouch
bordered with (llll‘klll‘~l0lleil silk and
caught together with flat bows near
the foot of tho skirt. is at once grace
fill and decorative-«a very satisfactory
model.
Many pluitingsnre the vogue. but
it in best to ('i)llillli' them to the pen-
flea and other soft silks tin which
they hold their show so perfectly)
rather tllnn uticmpt to wear such pen
ilhdhle ilnery in drossI-s that must
pass master on washlusrduy.
Revere are a feature of countless
ooparaiocoats, They are in contrast.
in; silk and olnhroidery and in innu-
liisrahic shapes, from long. narrow
dollars to short. square luerovablea;
r they are both long and wide, and on
’lne costs. a single rover is shown.
growing for over the opposite side.
' ills rather a clover ldeu. don‘t you
til tilt. that of veiling Persian silk with
oil the color of the cloth suit to
Vida the desirable touch of tutor
I} tile blOtliio? ’i‘hlls lilo otlo- -('o|or
fine is successfully carried out
flgettlng the becoming color about
lace.
Octislouaily the most olallorilo por~
flop of It bodice is the sleeve. which is
eflily ill two parts, the lower half
It always of fanciful material and
' ‘tl or nutshell with lingerie cuff.
The task of uniting harmoniously
vIry widely contrasting coibrs that
often do appear on the some gown
I dolioate one. one that requires the
and brain of lift srtlItu-but what
html eifccts are obtained!
OOUND ILIIP OF GOOD
HCALTH.
n'f‘lII mterstive power of sound
obs not be over estimated and
‘Idtaout that prevents it is I mett-
tollbalth. L. Southern lion
(film. Wilt. sayIJ: aware I long time
been unable to sleep soundly
. because of gains acrou my
land soreness of my kidneys. My
i. . was very poor and my galler-
him: was to ob run down. I
sell taking Fe I1 I Kidney PillIibin
* 1:.an time and nest sloop II
Mad as a rock. i eat and enjoy my
l. and my general condi on is
Malia-oven i can bonus y are
and rulers KiduIy Pills Is I
accessory for
'flil
”‘11
her health fish" I
‘ tiller on o'l‘il‘mll.
Wm?" hold that b a
can in; m n on:
tug. No m’quI, ghost. no odor.
,. is applied dirIctly and not wnuaA
rimmed the
Cabinet Top with shelf
plaice and food hot, drop
the cuff“ at or saucepan, Ind nickIlId
towel II I.
ehlnunybn The
ms hilly“.
the 2 bad Malabar ItovII m be
with or without Cabin».
Midiv‘iliirlllii'dff.‘ iW
have cared lilo” TM
..‘hf’m
a
o'er is
and
ill» arc-he amp.
The Novgofldctlon do» :5 in.
my: on do‘é—Ili t
that
W loom.
Perfection stove khall
Italy?!“
The Now
it has he: immmowdmel
the chbanmmulm he
. v0 and invltu clIIn-
“ ill 1. 2 and 3 harem
mutt"
' tissues Ill collision
with letters
(Continued from First Page.)
Those on board the Beothlc and Erik
reported that-numbers of souls killed
by the Aurora's crew and "panned" up-
on the. ice. bud drifted ashore. Other
seals killed b men from the Aurora
have. been piciyted up at various places
by steamers of the sealing fleet.
The Aurora is owned by C. 1‘. Howr-
lng and Company Limited. of Liver»
pool. She. is a Wooden steamer. with a
tonnage of 580 gross and 386 net. She
is 165 feet long. 30 feet beam. and was
built at Dundee in 1876. Shi- has been
egali7ng from this port every year since
i 77 .
No further nervs from
will bo available lllltil
steamer returns from
grounds.
BOSTON. April :ltl.~—Fr0lll the Inca
are details received in this city early
today regarding the loss of the. Aurora.
it was llllpossible to iduntlfy the boot
positively.
it is feared that the Aurora moat
have gone done in collision with an
iceberg ill the ion. The several vea-
Ielp comprising the fleet cruised over
the watcrs of the North Atlantic in the
unit of st. Lawrence and along the
Labrador coast. hilt no trace of the
milling boat could be seen and no one
could be found who had hoard of any
ship which had been wrecked along
the coast. -
Nearly all the vessels of the fleet
have reported unusually large catches
of seals this season. and it is believed
that the Aurora curried down with her
evaluable cargo.
Relatives of tho crow ill St. John‘s
still hopi- that the strange a sauce of
the staunch craft is due to me dour
age to the engines. in this they are
encouraged by the arrival illcre curly
today of the crippled senior Erik in
low of the lieothic, which brought lllt'
news of the supposed disaster to the
Aurora. 'l‘lle Erik propeller had been
placed out of commission and a simi-
lar accident to the Aurora in the Ice
fields with no assistance near would
have plated her at the meter. of the big
(ions that are that beginning their
southward journey.
There is. however. a ialaaibiiily that
a big derelict leported recently ill the
track of vessels in the uropean trade
by the Northern mute may furnish a
clue to the mystery. Captain Block
of the Anchor Linc ateamori‘urnessia
from New York to illosgow. reported
by wireless at 7:55 o‘clock last night
that when ltb miles southeast of 8a
bio island he had passed llii object.
seemingly a large. upturned vessel to
latitude 42.35 north; longitude 60.47
went. directly in the path of shipping.
The sumo derelict has been reported
for the past ten days by the Atlantic
illnors. and the Unitcd Stilton rovenuo'
cutter Androscogglu made all 1111st
coastal search for it. Should this he
the Aurora. however. she would have
had a long drift from the Ill-slink
grounds.
in the earlier part of the month
thore was It iil'l'lt'ii of violent nullalls
in the waters of the North Atlantic.
that. did considerable damage to ship
ping. and if one of them caught. the
Aurora helpless to a big ico field or ill
the midst of big herga her chances for
escape would be small. Nearly every
liner arriving at this port for the patio
few days has ropurtsd dense tag all
liking the coast-and behind this impen
Itrshle curtain lies the tragic mystery
of the Aural-I.
the Aurora
some other
the soulful!
COLEMAN VIIITB NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 20.~—~Bpoculbtion
was aroused today as to the purpose
of I visit paid this city by (looms W
Coleman. the bank clerk who claims
to have lost something like I200 000 he
longing th the National City Bank of
Csihhrldge. Mass.
Coleman returned to EOE“!!! today
with his father Walter 0 Coleman.
who accompanied him here tut night.
They' arrived It a late hour on immo-
aibtely took a taxicab and bean I.
drlvb about the streets in the louder-u
lbln’i‘hetwoite ptiotllsobbtilra
out their trip and it was inferred
the son was pointing out to the father
the houses in which he declares lie
Wail fleet-ed by an organised band of
gamble“.
The older Col
so made
*th various places.
otII It
millions
a conference yIIte between to re-
Bensiggwu a;l th‘t‘ldtgillhamen's up :3:
of e a e creator
President Lucius Witter” oi the
‘ England investment and Mali
company a compromise which fol-ex-
pected to end the present was also
cuities was reached. The terms of the
compromise. however, were withheld.
M
The above dispatch ectiivbd last ov
oiling give the that tifnatlon of a
clearing up of the this dispute which
has been on for “the time part be
tween the rolls)1 a who belong to
the unions r pr ted under the New
England collference board. and the
companies which are controlled by the
New llaVen railroad. Springfield and
Worcester were even more lnaistent
in their demands than were New Ha-
ven and Hartford. it has been declar-
ed, all along. grand Officers Resin
Orr and Dennis S. Fitzgerald, who
have taken up the effort to settle the
trouble in fills state. went to Spring-
dispute 'in those two cities.
return to New Haven. within a day or
two to try to effect a settlement here.
The. trollcymen of the Bristol and
Plainviila Tramway company wore hill"
prised yesterday by notification that
their wages had been increased two
and one-half cents an hour. The new
man who have been getting twaniy
cents will receive tweut -two and one
half cents. and the ol men will re
cclvc twenty-seven and one-half cents
an hour instead of twenty-five. The
directors of tho company voted the in-
crease Saturday.
Ions or varsssus.
c—o—u—u
AnnuIl Encampment Held in Now its-
ven—Blu Gain in MImbIthip.
The twentyaixth annual encamp-
meal of the Connecticut division. Sons
of Veterans, was held in New Haven.
Friday. At the morning session Coal
mandor-inrhlef Polltlt. Secretary
italumer and Personal Aide Vescelius
were present and spoke on the work
of the division during the past year.
At noon lunch was served by Admiral
Fools camp. under the auspices of the
ladies of the Woman‘s Relief corps.
The afternoon session was taken up
by reports of committees and new bus-
iness followed by the election of cm.
rera. Miss Alice A. blister. department
commander of the Woman‘s Relief
corps. with her officers and staff, was
received and after the installation of
the officers by thlmmlnder-in-(ihlef
i’ollitt an informal maptitln was given
the romlnandeMn-chief and tho oill~
cars of file Woman‘s Relief lint-pt). in
the evening the officers p ‘idolecatos
)f the encampment It ' I large
class
camp
The. annual report of .‘ommandnr
t‘ haries W. Roberts was I desorption
of the work done during the ye lie
recommended the thutlln‘fil of
y'all) inspections of divisions and
camps as entailing unnecessary ex-
pense. its also recommended the slim-
lnatlon of the issuing of commissions
to camps of purely civilian formation.
During the your ill mmissions have
been issued. in a dition eighteen
thurters passed through the hands of
Secretary ilenry l~‘. tinge. The new
ritual has proved I huccess. 'i'ilc
worlt of the organiser has been strong-
ly pushed. The division of nineteen
camps with iiiiii members has Imwn
to a division of thirty-six camps and
l.4i4 members, A note of will) was
incurred as a result of the exiunslve
organisation done.
The report of Allen 1‘. Pratt. treas-
urer and recording secretary. showed
an indebtedness of about Ibo. There
has been a net gain during the year
of i? camps. Seventy-mine Illembora
have been lost during the year and 824
members intro been gained. mailing
the total membership l.~il4. The
largest camp ill the division is tiled
than camp of Hartford. which has 20f)
members.
The following officers were elected:
Division commander. itnlph ill.
(lrani. South Windsor: senior vice-
i-oulmautlsr, .i. E. Mctlar. Merldeu;
junior vice-commander. P. W. t-lobhyne,
New ilaven; members of camp coal-
luiitee. C. it). llacheior, Animals;
George flux. llai‘iloril: W. F’. Kinl.
Willllllaatlc: delegates to national con-
vention. t‘. R. liftii'. Hartford; W. l".
Alcorn. New llavon.
The next meeting will be held in
Waterbury. \
TO GUI! A COLD ”I OH! DAY
Tails llAXA'i‘lVlii Witt): Quintet
Tablets. Druuists 19.6:de me by if
it fails lo'cure. ll It]
«stars is on each box ”of”
.Arsmp or “no census Mil."
WASHiNGTON. Pm. April lid.»-A
Whlie thirty also around the river
and pause searches the atallhberlnt
country. Lemoyne Moore.si1~yeIrI-elii.
hid in the brush tilt) foot from his
home for five hours. He was trying
to been» the census Iaummtor. The
child had been told how the obstacle-
tor took bad boys. and II can of the
government officials appeared at tho
front door of Moore home, imam
and. After the census man had left
the parents missed the boy and I.
search was toads. liolIrI afterward the
boy stole. from his hiding place and
Inked if the "bad census man was
initiation of Admin! Foam
field yesterday morning to Work on the -
According to their plan: they will ‘
Instant.
Tiger Juniors, at: (hawks. 13.
tors took the Mobiwits into camp and
whipped them by the so to of El to ill
Coleman struck out it motor 2. bar.
Center livid.
h: Moriarty .............. t)..lscltsoa
Right field
Score by innings:
Tiger Juniors ..4 I i 2 0 4 6 if x-~—»zt
The Tiger Juniors will play
Woodward Avenuag next. Saturday.
NO CHANGE lN PAYMINTS FOR
THE UMPIREU.
Lupus MIgnItII, in Mutton in New
HIvIn YIItIrdIy. Vote to Stick
to Old Plan.
A meeting of the directors of the
Connecticut league was held at the Mo
to] (lords in Neural “he on yesterday af-
ternoon. with all limiters present
with 1hr- axeeptlti of Messrs. Winch
ier of iiolyokc am Zellcr. of Spring-
field. .lusl why the Massachusetts
owners failed to show up and talk um-
pires is hot ltuowu but suffice it to
any that they didn‘t appear and it was
left for the owners of the six other
clubs to take lotion on the payments
of the' 'umpa.‘ 'l‘he proposition was
made to put I new scheme lh opera-
tion this year but it was floally voted
to pay the indicator don the some
as they have ilt'i'll get ng during the
past five or six years. nomelf. ".50 I
game and flu list for double headers.
This scheme has proved satisfactory
in the past and the safe and sane idol
of letting well enough alone carried
the day. Some of the "amps" wanted
the league to hand them over ’50 in
advance on the plea that they needed
the Ilium-y but it didn't carry.
The whole umpire question was gone
over and the stand pat motion went
through unanimously. 0! course one
or two other minor baseball maltorb
touching upon and appertaining to the
league as a whole were was over. but
"nothing more oi any importance" was
the answer when the owners came out
of their meeting room.
YIItIrdIy'I Rubin.
AI (‘levelaudmimicago. 2;
land. 0.
At lloslon«-~Philadelphia. 4; Boston.
Clever
2.
At Wuhlugtuu- New York,
Wauhlnllton,‘ ..
Al iii. Louis
till innings).
ii:
”..‘...
New York. 6; Washington. 2.
WASHINGTON. April fill “New
Irrors in the lust inning
terdny, b to 2. World)
in the third inning In
by {datum who was very
I 0 Eva were In
their .l‘i’ filhcrfhid. The more:
New Yo till bow-r. 8
West"
flotation owWIrlwll.
awIentsle
d won yo-
I hit hot-
'39ch
damn
"It.“
wanna and
Phil: of ill 43 Mon!
Infawn econa Rodi trailers.
do three times as man
Philadelphia vaulted». bill.
ll lililiijilii rain"
(in Sunday afternooll the 'l‘lgor tilla-
Iran 1. Knapp 2. Kessler made I home
Mohawks ...... t) t) i ii i 2 4 b ll-«lil
the.
St. Louis. tl; Detroit. b
iYorlt bunched hits with Washington's
y Cree.
0
k11‘...t)tl till! 000-52 6 3
rlin dud Street. than as
ioodls
hits II
miss at
loiiplm by Boston and two IlnglIll
by tho vIIIorI gar: the latter eunuch
lotterumimmilfdfida
Ind Payne. llnlpiresthrane and Shor-
idan.
St. Louis. 0. Detroit. 5.
81‘. LOU 1s April 2b. ~-.A hit batsman.
Bush's error. a used bail and a
sacrifice by me i. Louis the win-
lnning yesterday The score: .
8t. llouia. .t)‘..’i)iii)00(l‘ii)t)l~6 )0 ti
Detroit. .0i)tii)llfi)lilt)i)t)~.I it 4
itattcricswllalley and Stephen; Wil-
follrth ins
iiiiigm dfihlfiifid} in W tell. and Siblings. l!1npireu-«l’errinlI
Tiger Juniors Mohawks. “"d 0 ““81””-
t? ’iariov ................. enneasey ""'"""
(.btchar s H NationIi LIIguchum‘ilng.
is: t,‘ m s r. on l.l.IIarus ‘ l - 1- ..
' ”I” ‘" Kfipzllier.“ m Philadelphia ........ 1: 1 .8»?
r Chonlos .................. Miliclt “Wilma --------- 3 i .3313
pm, base Chicago ..l' ......... ii 2 Jill:
.1. Silk .............. Knapp, limiter New “"k --------- 1;- 1‘ ‘5?”
Second base. Liaclnnuti .......... .. 4 429
l. Connors ............... 'l‘. Morolii "05W“ ------------- ‘3 I: {’36
Third butt. iil‘mklyil ........... I. l: T50
(‘. Connors ............... tllmltcad 8L "0“” -------- r" 4 i «’32
Sailortslop.
J.illorlarty .................. .1. Lynch , Yogi-mir- liq-um:
Left field At New lone-«New \orlt. .l; liroolr
8 t‘hcntos ................ Lubrus lyn. L
At Chicago»Flushing-Chicago game
postponed, wet grounds.
At l’hlladeiphia~iloston. 5;
deiphib. b is innings. darkness).
At t‘.luclnlltItl~-Si. Louis. ii;
airmail. 3.
PhliI-
t‘in‘
New York. 3;) Brooklyn. 1.
New roux. April 2s.-—ln shine
marked by exceptionally brilliant
holding the New York Nationals yes-
terday defeated llrooklyn. :i to l. The
score:
Newl’orlt. ..'ili)i)000.’lx-'i 6 l
llrmltly'n ...... illitlliiitliliti~ l 7 l
iiaitcrles»\Viltsc and Mvels: [tuck-
er and Bergen l’mpires~ Klein and
Kane.
I
www—
Iomn. 5; Philadelphia. I.
PHILADELPHIA. April zit—“fiestas
and Philadelphia played a its game of
nine innings yesterday. which was
stopped by define“. the score being
l'I to b. The score.
lloaiou ....... i0otl012l0~5 ll 2
Philadelphia ...20l)0l l illil-5 w 2
llattcriesa—lirawn. Maileru and tlrev
haul; Moran. Shelton and lmoln. l'ln-
pirow Rigier and Elusive.
St. Louie. 8: Cincinnati. 3.
Cth‘lNNA'i‘l. April 26.-l*‘allure by
the Cincinnati pitchers to find the plate
ill the early innings was largely re-
sponsible tor 8t. lloula‘ victory by it to
dyesterday. The score:
St. Louis ...... 204ilttii200—S ti ii
i'lncinnItl ....i) ii 0 0 i) 210 o---:l 8 3
batteries llblchman and liresnahan;
Unveil-ski, Spade. (lupbrlaad McLean
and limb. l'uipires O'llsy and urea:
nan.
m"Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often will dil-
EMMI‘OIID. Has been used with suc-
cess in our family for eight years."-
Mra. L Whitebore, Buffalo. N. Y.
American League Standing. ”PM“ ‘uustlfu‘s'
w. 1.. III,
New York ......... 4 2 .667
Detroit ............ r. 3 .1;sz ““3” “ALL
Philadelphia ....... r. :l .025 Just as good In any but am nu
st. 14min ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 2 mp played the Music Hall this Ieuon is
tumor. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 r. .4“ the outI that. is playing the first three
(319.143.... .......... 4 .r. .444 (if)! of this week at. that house. One
Washington . ii ii ..233 the best mutilated Iota over soon
uptown ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 .I ,333 is the one of the Mines unions and
......_. I ha Chlsla. two shunning girls that
are singers as well as excellent dono-
ers. 'l‘hcy scored heavily in the up
please fills It the finish of their Int.
Perhaps one or the best laughing acts
of the men is the one of Rice and
Provost. This team «lees more runny
falls and laughable «out: than our
act of Its kind on tho vallllevllle It“.
Carl Steiner lat of the law peck-tad
or Minimal . slivmd a splendid.
monologue ills parodies were new
and flltlny. lie is I real comedian and
I big attraction on any vaudeville hill.
Bennett 11d Waltonthsva an act that
shoivs it behind tile menus. They
work very fast and get good results
with thoil' sci II the India)” mm
the points quickly and laughed heart-
ily at many of the funny scene- that
than two pie went throulh. Wood
Ind His) and Co. have It comedy
:hqld which debts In thI woman sub
iii-Ila wo lmld ‘l‘ils hthIlld II can If
the transected bind and resorts to In-
ding I burglar to sure his wife iii
did up the saffron can». ’l‘his boll
Meomly points Ind was
«pulse dial to the finish. New motion
man as usual were shown
:lh‘fiali' FOOLD INFORTI.
sing run over Detroit ill the twelfth ~
1c D. M
A large Slthk is ready
par c with L rev.
gravisil green (similar to all,
glob Chairs. lca
Scitccs I'lllii lltlvmlports.
$8. 50.
Crest by the yard. I. IV.
Tilt: Vatuum Cleaner is
keepers ct er invented.
mot-mg them from the rooms.
factorilx.
Siol‘l‘. v
wear. Of 181ch Serge. ChE\i
some root as desired
stock.
12%:
w
‘ sues
Axminster
manuals
Log Cabin
ll
.. lingo PHYMOIAN.
Hat-lord Doctor Hold find» “.000
lands for Alleged OflmiMl
Operation. ’
HARTFORD. April tau-0n thee
charge that he performed criminal
0 ion cam bliss Hope Bi‘i on Apc
riff. mil
1 His):
most. rfiumfioim ii tilt. and
Ir to o rt . W
his so Irbucs star in cell
Addie tart. If Allyn strut. It who:
boa-stile mm Mill: lava
taken locus“, IrrII
release and $1.0 ban
mun Foley. who it is all _
II the Buck iii-i to the am bolas.
was arrested and older «so
no The ckirimllowuuee
till I p neat. local toothy. is
hold ‘u I material. witness.
- W .
direct-
mus." , April bib-4n e and bf
”11121332” ..ouolllloo‘ow I on not «and miva "WM“? GATHOLIO cabs rcpt.
TAGGAR‘I‘ GLAIMI A VICTORY. ‘ mm“ H... gopppppoppug 19. a.“ clan? at hand nswm “MAIN!“ Thar!) one find” ml of will i.
monuments. as. as l sow-f BamflwAthins r and Thomas. div til-t the will of 3'de WW WOW
T‘holnp mm was I do ions/ma Ins c"i"“"' limpirsswtlili‘ hfi‘ih'mtm $3,“me “ii“- a: 1:“ “:51“ “is?“ s?- t one“ «that!
uhfiiuiilmgn‘?“ “gm?“ “III? ' “n m mum e" lowered In price to II Imam «.me rm It. defeated ‘éi ratio
“convention Ii “MW Ohio-o. 2; Olavoisniio
marles that and utopia 3' as: canvnhagio April as. «chicane do l”aha National City Blasted” cum I. in the mhfinfig
reverts Mr. Tarnrt’s plan of calling footed (heroism ii to Dyesterday. flor- ed d2.000.000 gold coin for export to 0mm, rated the was
11 all his primary to about; I can. In gums oaipltollsu by small. The Motion on Moorland”. 'l‘en million John Similar. rain! as. by the some
didataf‘or the United mum ' W ii “0&0 liars in pg; 1:3. ”‘2: to Dalian)! am of ilii roll to. fire I t:
prowl the tandem fro .oiiii 3' A limit WM MOI
”lineal state insulators W Ollie .....f.0il.tlgilgllo~2 Ind-n m aim was shown-.31
most a walnut :llndc, very agreeable to the eye.
group for this season are Easy (hairs Rockers, Arm and
and Sewing ’lables, Lard Tables, and
Crex Rails and Mailings
Large Rugs. 9 \ in. plain green centers and bortlcrs' in
(in-ck key tit-sign of darker green
The D. M.
CARPE’l‘_____S ‘and RUGS
.PRINGTIMI SEEM. THE MOST SUJTAILI SEASON FOR NEW
. CARPETI AND RUG. WE RECOMMEND OUR 81‘0“
A. THE PLACE TO BUY THEM.
' Crex
so M”
and
limb
simmers»
ransom. Matt. 26. late“
bitumen Adv-rum
.' Read Go.
, Hsiabilsjiéd n25 7.
Glen li‘llrlllfiiiiils's . .5, . ‘
for inspection. For summef
cottages bungalows, or verandns, there is nothing to coin-
lts artistic coloring, its comfort and dar-
ability are acknowledged by everyone.
tables and chairs have appeared in two shades, the. soft
This season the
and also a wood brown, ai—
lll the new
fit
Furniture Store, fourth floor.
\
l‘ringetl at two ends.
Crex Rugsm-iihout borders. size 9 x 12. $7.00.
and 2.yartls wide.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Modern Hansel-leaning Methods
the greatest boon to house-
lllidk of all furniture carpets drav
perks and mattresses being thoroughly cleaned without rc-
Thc “Crown" Cleaner will do all this easily and satis~
it is (chntlllstralcd in our Basaucut Furnishing
Price $8.00.
Women‘ I Long Coats for motoring and general street
of. l‘uugce and Linen. Ask to
set‘ the newest fashion in collars a roll or stand— —up. on the
W
Seersucker: and Ginghams this week. An enormous
a yard.
Read Co.
CARPETS
Inertia
brussels
Velvet
Axmlnster
ggnoleuhls and Oil Cloths
China and Japanese Matthias
Portions and Lace Curtains
Shades to Order I Specialty
A. Dickemlan 8:: Son
84 Washltlgtoa St. South Norwalk
ATLANTA. 0a.. April nit—Becretbry
w it. Hutchinson of the cotton m
Crusherb' Angela on of last
night! sent the f owing tbr‘ to
cotton IIed millin VIM
rhospredietod tdhitht. which will
accent to replanting marsh .
not you stop crashlu but if your
fixation Ibizdlaov: caudally! fort'”
n or a an on
is dodliii’iylmtiw a”
it is updated that this will result
in the closing of ”WW ‘oil will lam the
8*: than I l‘itI ll WW5:
til“ “kl“?!“th I“ '0 (flatbed, c on
Kiddie sail rm will halite to
be replicated.
HAD Putt. OVIII A Cilia
BUTLIIt. 1%.. April at“ --"l will wed
the bong-“lab?“ Isid Annette :3
lanai I tIliIa.to Tony
usual Wig ”seminars for her
Tho mutt III I ItilItio dust.
whlohiaoddhalllbtleboqiibl. m
Withdrawn «on; slam
mtzltlisr but out Ind It will other
.thors boosted hetero Auntie and
bored II Itr minds. Auntie told tho
than she could make no choice as
manynsithsr had won. and the stimulants
was token to tho hospital. m II»
Norwalk Chronicler