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‘L , Merchants and Manufacturers
" . JAMES EMORY s'rsvnas President
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, ‘ SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIG DIRECTORY.
Did Well Lodge, No. 108. F.‘aud A.
3., have been Invited to‘ visit 8t.
.Ii‘lvo Lod’cl. N0. 6. 0f Norwalk, out
It. morning of May 12th, 1910. and
m by past mantel-I of St. who'-
won. Member. of out Well will take
I:- from in front of Union room at
p. m.
Fraternally yours,
, HICKSON w. COLE, w. M.
Mint:
”031'. M. WILCOX, Bec'y.
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Diva—Balloon Department
.Ma—Branch Office. Norwnlk
,ufidltor's Residence
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Association
DERICK H. IIINTAIU’). Secretary
MATTHEW COR ET’I‘. 'l‘reasurer
. Executive Committee.
, RUSSELL FROST
CHARLES T. DIMOND
ARTHUR H. WALDRON
CHARLES IL‘. JENNINGS
JOHN F. McMAleON
JOSEPH DAVIS
THOMAS I. RAYMOND
ALB .
CHRISTIAN SWAR'I‘Z
mNTECLER AgsHERlFF Hm.
LEY MIGHT PORTRAY IT.
Sheriff Sidney It). liawley's chickens
have cotne home. to most and since
they have been afield they have. exem-
plified tho Rooseveltian theory of mill.
tiplicatlon. in consequence of Which
the sheriff needs look to an addition
for his lienncry. With the return of
the enlarged brood. for the want of
something better to do, the sheriff
might ttirn off a production of Edmond
Rostand's latest contribution to the
art dramatic (‘liatttet-let‘. with himself
III the title role,
The high sheriff may well rue the in»
spiration that caused ltittt to ttirn his
brood loose on the occasion of tile
last senatorial light III which the part
he played is held widely by the friends
of Congressman I". .I. Hill to_ have tnrtr
edktlio balance ot‘ defeat against the
latter. '
Instead of having.' the “native hue of
resolution sicklied o'er with a pale
cast of thought." as tlte slit-riff has uuv
tloubledly hoped, in the time that has
intervened since that iiicmornble sen» ’
ntorial tight, .\lr. Hill‘s friends have
brightly polished their int-movies The
net result is flint the sheriff is in the
ntost. (Iallllt‘l' that he has ever been of
losing his fat job, it used to be taken
as a matter of“ course that Sheriff Iiilii“
Iey wottid rc-noniiiiatcd and rc~
elected as rcuulurli as his term explr»
ed, bitt things how Ilt't‘ll changing in
Fairfleld county, The people are pay-
Itig it little more attention: to this job
of sheriff and the. political activity of
its occupant. ’l‘lial :ictiutorittl cpinotic
tlid not sit. well on the chiihllcttiis ol'
the county. ?
There in now another Important Icu- ‘
turn or the situation. liven should the
sheriff be able to ftii‘t‘c his l‘t"II()lllIIlfl ,
that. It not tit-cctniii'lly follows that lie,
twill bi- revolt-vied. Sticli u ultuitlioni
meant: that a :irong Democrat will:
have one oi lilt- chances of his lifetime. ‘
'I‘Itc sheriff‘s latent more of falling
to reappoint a deputy Ill lliilgefield.
titttnlnt: oni- tor Ivartcn instead, Ioolod
upon in the Hub! of liltinil‘l‘lllt’. up for
fit-H full, I,» cousidctcil a pictly good
joke.
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It appears from present develop
mouth that :bc high school coiutnlttcc
lutrmdu to so over the heads of thc
hult'd of school vluttort. to the town
oailninta and lli‘i‘lilttlll board. to offset
the visitors' lll‘lltlll to cutting down the
appropriation ’l‘hc Itrai round appears
to ho a victory for lhc high school
flimtflllfun. in that in: Mnetarlnntl,
who appeared notori- tho utililflfltli
boom last night, was tiuuuri-tl that the
high school will be given a special
hunting. nu rcuueatcil, The school
visitors utnlittnlu they uctctl in the itr
forests til’ the taxpayers, wbtlt‘ Dr.
Mnofhrlnbd alutml last night that the,
Milton] course cannot be carried out on
the figures sanctioned by the visitors.
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A member of the board of estimate.
and titration [NilniI to the Ely avenue
work as tin Indication of how some
thinks are ilme In this town. Ynatct-
day alaltfhg out itu- highway for the
One year
Ian last month the board of estimate
considered the npprtuirlalion of taunt)
for the job This money became avail.
‘Ihie Winner l. over seven months anti.
NW..." W W .M_.-........_ ..
Tithe cheers for the greatest brittle-
Il‘lift In the worldh Illt‘ drcndnoiight
Florida. of the tinilctl Hinton Navy.
which trick to the water at tho inspir-
lyu navy yard this morning. Her
‘ In London, ,
immut- the is greater than that of
the entire fleet with which Dewey cap-'
tut-ed Manila In '98.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
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Monday. May 12. 1890.
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George lt‘rancls Train, who was mnk'
big a tour of the world in an attempt
to brealvl‘tellfe Itly's record. arrived
Cyclones in Pennsylvania. Missouri
and Kansas did great (Initiative and kill-
ed a number of pursuits. ‘
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F...“—
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
I
Saturday, May 12. 1900. t
”w.
A lower operator asleep at his post
at Fall-mount l'ark. Ifennq caused a
disastrous train collision. causing the
deaths of seven people.
James .I. Corbett was knocked out
iii the twenty-third round by James J.
.lcfl’rles. at the ring at Concy Island.
liev. George Drew Egbert, the new
pastor of the Norwulk Congregational
church, arrived lit town with his tom’-
fly.
A class of nearly 200 young people
received tho rite of confirmation at St.
Mary‘s Church.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
it Tom lirowne had been at Ruby
this year, he might have seen two hu-
man birds flying overhead in a long
distance race. rind have helped to cheat
M. Louis I’aulliau flying 186 miles in
four hours. eleven minutes. inside 0.
twalve. hours, thus making a world's
record. rlioston (llobe.
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l‘ittsburg tttrtts to its baseball club
as a body of public servants whose
honor has nchr beenfitipeachcti.~»
Washington Star.
K.—
It took a warrant. an officer, and a
United States commissioner to make
a Richmond girl tell the census enu
iiiei'ator her age the other day. Ant
yet they any women do not like tt
keep secrets—~8cranton 'i‘rlbune lit
publican.
\l'afcrbury don't want a “safe nut
sane" Fourth of July this your. say:
the "Safety t‘ominissioncrs." thi
and see. how many \\'utcrbury boyi
have. an eye darkened or a finger
blown off next Font-th.»-»:icytuoui
Record.
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It may he justifiable tor The TH
bone to describe all special elections
for congress its "Ivy—elections," but till
fact Is that till those held
have been “gooddiyo elections."
York Sun,
roccitt I:
No“
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The A. ll, (‘. of better gov'ci‘imielii
Aldrich has seen the coming storm ant.
has quit. llulkt-lcy it: having it borne
Ill oti Illlil daily iiitii Aldrich was “150.1
t‘uutiou has been given notice anti will?
soon he in bccoiiiini; retirement - vilris f
to] Press. I
A teacher iii a pitblic school In a.
distant city is reported to how orgatr
izcd a class in good manners. Sonic
cf the youngsters who dash about the
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streets on roller skates should be
placed tinder her carc.~ltockvillc
Louder.
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About the happiest luau in the world
should be he that. having a tad. bit
able to make a living at It. i‘lticeigol
ltccoi‘tI-llm'ald,
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With 1‘. it. blazing ncrotts creation.
Iialicy‘s comet must icel like it :iit‘k‘
lightning bug. Houston l‘oat.
illlllilii lilill SIIIII
All llliilllllill , ilSi ‘
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.—-Wbat
effect will the. switch of the Papke- ‘
Thomas boat from Colnnt to San Fran- , .
clsco have on the Joffrles-Jolmaon? i ..
Railroads Make Hasty Moves to
Evade Its Possible ite-
quiremants
WASHINGTON, May I2.—~-A heavy
increase of rates is being made by all
interstate carriers In the territory be-
twocn the Mississippi river and the At.
luntic seaboard. The routes included
are the' ivtiter-and‘i'all as Well as the
standard and differential lines.
Officials oi‘ the Interstate commerce
commission are expecting any day to
receive tariffs making increases in the
eastern territory. It Is understood.
tentatively. that the. increased rates
will become effective about July l.
The desire of the carriers. of course,
is to anticipate the pnssagcof the
pending railroad bill by congress/Phat
measure curries at. present a provtion
that any advance in rates shall not. be
come effective uittil its reasonableness
has been passed upon by the comiuis
slon.
It the. rates are filed before the bill
is erysialized Into law. the cotntuision
will have authority to take tip the ad-
vances only after they have gone into
effect and on the complaint of a. ship-
par.
The scheme. of increases to be fol-
lowmi by the eastern lines probably
will contemplate a big advance on an
1i(‘It.lI~6 of luxury with the increases
~traded down to smaller advances on
trticics of the lower classes.
The preparation of tariffs to be filed
with tltc interstate commerce cotuntis
sion involves an immense amount of
detal work. anti it Is not likely, tlicre-
t‘ore, that the new tariffs can be com-
tlled III time to become effective bo-
forc July 1.
Thus far, only three lines in the
East have advanced their pttsscnner
rates. Some of these advanced rates.
while not subject to review by the
commissioners under the present law,
almost certainly will he the object of
attack by the public. aiid in the end
the conttitission will have to pass upon
the reasonableness of the advances,
'I‘hc railroads are so favored by the
present. law that it is practically a
physical imposition to consider the
reasonableness of the increases.
if the pending. railroad measure
should be passed as thc III‘OKI'PMHIVI‘
Republicans desire. the commission
would have authority to pass upon the
reasonableness of any advances made
by the carvers l)t'lt)i‘c the increases bc
:tme effective,
The excuse for the increases is the
usual one adoptcd by the railroads, III-
‘rcased cost of operation. Railway
finttncicrs make no attempt to answer
he t'Ilfil'Kt' of Senator llollivcr that
‘hey have in recent years added three.
billions of capital, on which dividends
must be paid. without adding a dollar’s
worth of value to their property.
'Slllillill REIIIERS' VIEWS
'I‘he Seminal uill be pleased to receive
letters for publitatiott. from on l‘a'fltll'lfl,
titttit-r tlnt ttlmvtv lit-:ullttu .\ lii‘lcf “lid to-
HIV-Dull” cotmtiuturation. as n ui-iwrul
III‘HDIOP‘IIIUII. curries itioro weight and coil-
vtt'ltoii than a lengthy Illl|' in which IIN‘
argument is not concenttuictl, We do
ttnmt emphatically utiuizcat brcvlty. Long-
“ltideil utticlcs. “i- have utmorvnd, are
the hint to bc trad. and are runny flincl
nvoiilctl altogether.
MAY INJURE SOUTH NORWALK.
Rev. C. 3. Macfarl-nd Calla Attention
to Raise in Commutation Rates.
To the Editor of The Sciiliiit-i
I not “outlet-lug to abut extent our
citizens are protesting anginst the in-
crcuse 0f commutation fart-s below-ti
South Noi‘tvnlk and New York.
This ttiove is likely to seriously lni~
pair out growth and lll'tttiiit-i'll)
We have been hoping to incrcnacour
l‘t'nIIIPI" poptilatlon by this kind of
very desirable residents, It the Word
gels rtbrttutl llitil our colitinitlatiolt
rtatca are increasing it will tend to
"‘ 't'Ilt’i'It this iuovctiicnt.
”"n' Nelson A» ““9“ i‘t'm‘ili'il ”W i understand that the uticsllolt In
Iit‘lltl of the army without a West now under consideration by the Inter»
l'oiut training. lie is now to deliver
the Phi llcta Kappa oration Ill t‘oignttt
tiliiit‘l‘h‘lly ulthout a colic-tic educa-
tion. lloslon'I‘rnnucript.
REAL ESTATE SALEG.
The following In a list of the real
estate Mlit‘ii rccortlml in the town
clerk‘s ofllcc frtun April 212d to thc
Btiih:
l’t'lcr l‘iccltcr to .lohn .l. \‘anab, "'I‘hn
livelier it‘ll-til.“ in litaat Mirwalk. War.
l-hmcnc .l. VanNcaa to tilitii‘lca To”)
and wife, property lll Round View
I'Iil'lt. Wnr.
t‘lurcucc battery and wife. to Mum-
ford 'I‘. Intuit-y. properly In Norwalk.
War.
t'hnrlcs M. Lawrence in Janina P.
Manning, land and buildings. lti Ely
nvcnuc. War.
t‘lurcnce lluwkluu lo filtlwnrtl
I'Il‘tIWlll'. land lti lined Norwalh, for
building purposes. Writ“,
Stewart ll. billion to Margaret flop»
Illi-lll. land in Broad Itlvnr. War.
Kaila Morchousn to Frank W. Per
ry. bind and buildings. in West Nor
walk. War.
(iota it. i’lltlt‘tix to Annie Cnrraher,
proport y at Harbor View Bench. War.
Clara til. llyth- to Alice ll. Ninth.
building this, In Seymour uvciiun. War.
family A. Lynea to Patrick Haitian.
properly. War. '
llharleu It}. Gregory to Altman Bub
tery. four acres of land. War.
THE CYNlc.
"love.“ said the maiden. “in a rose,
'rhtit In life's garden sweetly grow."
“Mai tinge,“ the horrid man did scoff.
“Is the. wind that blows the petals off."
«iioston Transcript.
The way for a man to gather tin
Lien lw turns a girl to distraction Iii
nitric t‘mnnicri-o ('Ulllllllt-Niltill. I uoiiltl
suggest that our citizens sciid ill a
dcliiitt- of prolcats, which should be
addressed to tho t‘oininlsaion of Wash-
lntrton. I). t‘., and which should he
:o-tit iiiiiucdiiifcly.
Yours truly,
(‘iiAItLRH H. M.\t‘it‘AIli..-\Nl)_
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ACTION ON MR. MUNRO'B DEATH.
A special lilt‘eflllit oi the Novivnilt
Club was held last evening in the club
parlors in Wall street. to taki- action
regarding the death of Walter H.
Munro. The house ciunuiittnc was In—
structed to acnti a suitable floral offer-
Iny. to the funeral or the tlt't‘t'lltititl. and
the following members were delegated
by the president of the club to attend
the funeral services: Frederick ll.
Qtilnlartl. IE. it. Mnlltowaon, tittrlnilan
Hwnrtz, lauds W. Leonard. t‘llllt‘lt'li Dc.
Will lingers. ltola-rt ii. Van llurcu.
Charles L. llnrker. Henry W. Ul‘f‘lflll‘y.
llenry l'. Price and Marcellus it, lien»
belt. The committee on resolutions
that was appointed consisted of t‘arl
Axul llurstrotn. tieorgc l.. Woodward
and Seymour Curtis. The Norwalk
Club entrance has been suitably that»
ad with the black and white t‘i'cpc In
filt'fflOl‘Illll of the death of their Into
member.
LION ATTACKED A BABY.
CLEVELAND. Tenn, May tam/i
trained lion while exhibiting on an
open stage last. night. attdtiuaiy hmnniu
blood-thirsty and notched a baby
from the arms of its mother. carried it
in the back of the stage. dashed It to
the floor. Planting both forepnwu on
the little cutie hotly the beast licked
the blood from the wounds on the bit.
by‘u head and face.
Frantic spectators. seizing anythtur it
available as weapons. advanced on the
lion and diverted its attention. while a
man snatched the baby front the stage.
The child In terribly turn and may
not to be able to get her.
pile. The keeper finally got the‘ lion
back into Itti cage.
'Saturday. May 14. I9I0.at l p. m.
RICKARD WOULD NOT REJFIREE.
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Says He Has Trouble Enough Now fiat-
tlng Big Fight Started.
iii-‘antiom" is framing many answers
to that qubstlon, but the rank and file
of the sporting fraternity take a gen-
erally hopeful view of things and the
majority inclines to the opinion that!
the action of the San Mateo county of-
ficials in calling a bait on the middle
weight contest will exercise an sinister
influence on the holdlng of the big bat-
tle at Emeryville July 4. '
Analyzing the situation the cheerful
onas note this difference. t‘olma is not
till incorporated town and the county
officials therefore had no powar to
grant. a license for the l’npkcn'l‘homas
go, but that Emeryvlllc; the acene‘ of
the .leffries-Jobnson fight. is it regular-
ly incorporated municipality with reg-
ularly elected officials who have full
and legal rights under the laws of the
state of t‘altl’ornia to grant a permit for
a boxing match to a regularly Incor-
porated club such as the Marrtbou
Club. of‘ which Promoters liickard and
(llcnsou are. regular lucltliit'l‘fl.
.Iack Johnson's baseball game yes
tet‘dny afternoon drew it large crowd
of spectators. 'I‘hc negro seems to get
as much enjoyment ottt of the national
pastime as does .Ieffrics and he has
announced that baseball will be part.
of his daily routine for the remainder
of the week.
Asked it the tighten. mum to agree
on a referee would he be willing to
preside, Tex. Rickard ptit a quletus oil
that possibility thus: "Not. for a tull~
lion dollars. I have my hands lttll us it
is." Rickard, it. is sold. would be
agreeable to built .leffrics and Johnson.
littlon plumbers In all parts of the
country are voting on a proposition to
establish a home for used and disabled
members.
"You used to he an awful spend-
thrii’t." "Yep. liiit I ain't any long-
er.” “Ab? lit-formed?" "No: [spent
it all," r-(‘lercland Leader.
Mrs. Killiilit‘l’miitliv Is your child's
education progressing? Mrs. Iiocker
lie is \ct‘y bright: n profoitsor is com-
int; infill) to touch Iiliti how to kick
a liii can or tie it to it dog's tail. ~
New York Him
Warren - Detroit
“ 30 fl ,
Wc have two Warrcns oil the
floor for immediate delivery. oni-
ltottdatcr with 320‘»; Inch tires and
mm lintni 'I‘onitcuu \villi lit-2W, lnt'li
tires.
Demonstration slit-ti.
$1100, $1250.
Haninrd 8t Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
tittiii nit ill illillllllllll
At the Storage Warehouse of L. J.
Reynold: A Son. Main Street and
Gregory Place. Norwalk
Everything to furnish the home. in
clotting dining room set of chairs, in-
tile and buffet. tittarturcti oak; chiffon-
Icr. rockers. parlor and kitchen tables,
stands. lamps, pit-totes. dishes, shades.
refrigerators, totdtnit beds mattresses.
springs, enameled and oak beds.
couches. half dozen lcuibci‘ seated din:
int: chairs, parlor Milli-H. one l‘flIth" III
line condition, (llll' cart-latte and pole.
good style, Many articles not men»
ilonctl, Sale rain or shine. [tooth for
all.
Notice to Contractors
Scaled proposals will be received
and litlltlli‘ll oi-cncd and read at tile
UIIII‘O' ol‘ the Street Commissioner. on
Monday. May filth. at a n or. for the
construction of the following schra
and amutrtcuanccs, The city to iur~
Illltll nil pipe Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office of the t‘lly
Engineer.
2d? lineal feet of" L’tl" vii pipe sewer
tit-9 line-i I'ect of 24" vii. pipe sewer
ti ordinary brlt-li manholes. complete
. I catch basin manhole complete.
The right to reject any or all bids
if deemed for the bout Interest of the
city In expressly reserved.
IlANIltJI. liliNidll’.
tnltl 2t 8t I‘cct tinnittilnulonor.
City Assesstirs’ Notice
We, the undersigned. hereby give im-
tlcc to all twrnonu and corpomtlons
liable to pay taxes in tho t‘tty of l-louth
Norwalk, that they are required to
deliver to illc‘nht'tiiiof‘fl. or either of
them. on or he re the dial. day of May.
lftltt, n written or printed list. dated.
sinned and «wow to. of all the pro-
perty owned by them on the. lift day of
May. lliltl. liable to taxation. making
a description of till the real artists.
each parent being separately described.
N. ll.w~l.illfti may be returned to the
assessors. at the new Council rooms.
in the [outcry building. Washington
street. South Norwalit. from and Includ-
ing May IS. 1910, tutld office to be open
from 10 to l2 o‘clock I. m. and from 2
to 5 o'clock p. m.; on Saturdays from
'f to it o‘clock in the evening, and Tires-
day. May :Ilst, law. from 1' to 9 o'clock
. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwaik,
Lt< EVENING sENfrIN‘E‘L
offer some unusual inducements.
cated our patrons to experil in our “Friday Bargains,”
no matter how low‘ the prices, that the merchandise
values offered are of a moat desirable character.
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tll'l‘omorrow, our Bargain Day, as usual, we Will
We have edu-
Every' Item Directs You
to Genuine
Economies
Waists
ctl'ct'ts; Katie and Tim values.
(inc lot. designed In Madras. Lawns. t‘humbrnys
and tiltiahatns. lti checks anti stripes:
Friday Special. 39c
Filic lilaclt LAWN WAIS’I'S, fronts neatly pltt
tuckct, \vitli trimmings of Val. lace; “.50 value.
Friday Special. 98c
tfliilll‘dllildf'
ured effects; regular 23c totality.
Kimonos
\i'oineit's Lawn Kimonos. with polka tint and fig»
Friday Special, 19c
Underskirts
Wotncn’s short White l'ndcrakirts, made of good
qtlfliii} cambric with hctnstitclicd ruffle; \aluc 390.
Friday Special. 25c
rcxuiur value iflipc yard.
Bleached Muslin
L'ooo find! of soft finish :iil-inch lilcachctl Muslin;
Friday Special. 8 I-2c
We have about no soil
Spreads. cvira value at War cacti.
‘ Bed Spreads
finish
Friday Special. 58c
('mchet lied
I'nhleaclicd Shooting. 2
Sheeting
H yards wide, tinc unalA
try of cotton. t'citiilurii sold at L’bt‘ )‘Bl‘ti.
Friday Special, 2 Ic
and llrovrti. at .......
hots to match. at ..
Int'fit‘tl. at
Small Wares
lit-nl t‘lolsonue Enamel \fitllf. PINS. at .......... 9c
30c SILK ltll..-\ri'l‘lt‘ lilClfl‘S, tlrcy. flint-it. Navy
.............. 24c
Imitation llnby Irish lil"l‘(‘ll DOLLARS. with in
............... 44c
I‘IInnlit‘ Slilll'l‘ WAIST lil‘lii'i‘, with dip pill at~
No ltlii WHITE.'l'Ah‘Ii‘l‘l'l‘A RIlliiON, Illi‘ quality.
at ....................................... 11c yd.
WHY HE BELIEVEO.
"Do I believe in the occult? Sure. I
do." said the itubtirbanlte as he settled
down Into Ilia sent iii the shielding car
and filled his plpc. 'I was just as grunt.
a skeptic as you are until a chk ago.
i was firmly convinced that table
itinulpulutlon was a take. that mind
reading was pure guesswork. anti that:
all alleged psychic phenomena could
Illi attributed to natural causes. [lot
now I'm willing to accept. the entire.
propaganda. Notltlnutbi too obscure
for me to accept on biliid faith. We
experienced a complete chntme of
heart. as they used to any In the old
Methodfst camp met-thugs.
"You see. It was this way. My
friend Huggins, who In really a bug on
the occult. Induced me. to go to a
nuance with him the other afternoon.
and prevailed upon me to how a talk
ting. in spite of my non-belief he said
I was a good subject. and I guess I
was. The lady who was delivering the
mail fluid told the l should hare trou—
ble with a stout, dark woiitan. All the
way on the. train that evening the idea
haunted me. I couldn't get it out. of
my head.
"And any. site was right. What hap-
(Io'nn.. May 10th. ltlttl.
FRANKLIN A. 'I‘UlJAdS.
I). WILLIAM llAltr‘Oltl).
mots s. amass. ‘
m0 tlot Assam".
1
pencil? Why, whon‘l got home, i
Initial myself up against the propose
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Matting
.lapunesc Matting. all new patterns; worth 35c.
yard.
Friday Special, 24c
B0 ’ S 'ts
Made. of l‘ercalc, (‘ltanibray anti Linen iii sizes
from 2 to it years.
Friday Special, 50c _
Ladies’ Vests
Summer Vests, either \' neck, short sleeves or
birth neck short sleeves; 25c duality.
Friday Special. 19c .
Ladies’ Hose
lilack. Tan and (‘olored Lisle or ()otton ilose, 25c
tpiallts‘. .
Friday Special. 19c Pair
Children’s Vests
Children's Summer Vests. low neck. sleeveless.
or short sleeves.
Friday Special. 12 l-2c
Embroidery
Swiss I‘llllhl'illllt‘l'l‘ll it‘lonncings. 4.3 inches wide,
bountiful designs; rot) value.
Friday Special. $1.25 Yard
Ha dk h'ef
Ladies“ llantiltcrchici's, all pure lint-n, embroider- *
ed and lace ti'iititncd; regular 25c quality.
Friday Special. 18c Each
T 'I t A t‘cl
"llahcock's" Corylopsis TAI.(‘[,‘i\I POWDER. ll'ic
size at .................................... 12c
t'osiuo lit"l"l‘k‘.ltl\tll.l< SOAP. 10c size, at ........ 7c
Stiitliol TOOTH POWDER or l’AS’l‘l‘Z, regular
lec. at ..................................... 16c
lite ’l'tm'l‘ll lllii‘SlilCS. at ...................... 9c
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