2: SD P.M
‘ii.
, Aftern ration and Evening. Saturday. June 11th ,-
hakespear’s “As You Likehlt" ' s ,v
THE 0001 GREET PLAYERS
IOF ENBkAfiND
x .W S. Gilberts “Police of Truth’
.aw Pr” .. M.
‘l‘lCKETs, 31. L0. On sale at Glendoninz'e and Stilleon- Powoll Corpora-
'ftlon. or at the sonnet, telephone 228.
If stormy. the plays wil be lventn Loekwood's liall. General ndmls- mu”
not III thermatnF to not din woman; cents". ' - " .. ' ‘ u... st"
' ' " W 7' T" 7"" ' “is ”of". " ” TM! WIN“ hm
. Druulsi's A
" 1 ~. .. ISO. I
“'v Wow With "0050093!“
PonnEHLv ROYT'S THEATRE) .
r
Monday.
Tuesday. Wednfiday. June 6 7 8
Pliney 1F. Rutledge 8: Jeanne Pickering
1‘:
Present Harry Newton' 3 Rural Sketch
“MY BSY JIM”
LOTTIE FREEMAN Sprague St McNeece
Character Songs
Novelty Roller Skating Act
AND .
! SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 0F
Frank
Louise
Richards St Montrose
The College Boy
and Athletic Girl
——-~AI.S0-—-—-
NEW MOTION PICTURES
MISfi'I'ee VnAtinD'EEYPR'LI'E 2Eze’ning
. a! y on sy an llI’S ay pets Shows
AT 2 P. n. Motiog lPiétures A3233; 9
aiy
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to II P. M.
Matinee 2SPRICES$ Evening
Sand 10c ’“fifigfisgk‘ """" 10 and lSc
aEwerT ptANo, ev svzmsnr s. eerie is 00. user: exctuewecv
5 v n r 00* R
ii? iLJII LAMA
dinette. never tallied
laxative' with: worlts upon the
”diver and bowels mithoptqaintnpt
causing nausea ,. timeout our
ft; afterward. ‘
A; 0000,! not await the: entire syll-
ism. causing font of arthritis. great
inconvenience and distress. but it
acts like nature sets rind you can
latte it any time out-ins the tilt at
night. it is one of the beat reme-
dies “of the greut American Drug-
stats Smdlcate of 12. 000 druzulsts,
andtentirely unlike any other taxa-
tive. In feet rxt to a reputable
physician's prescription it is the
best laxative known;
. eight of. nor can that of George M.
These are the 10001 A. D. s. drugglsta:
Allen, ”SI druwist. .
The anions Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittnsr 0 Candy. Props.
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“ALL IlllVOiillIE .
SASE DEFENSE
ide d SESSiIlfI
Witnesses Testify They Do Not
Consider Hall a Drunkard—
Saw Mrs. hall‘Kissed
The plaintiff in the divorce unit of
Virginia Whiting Hull tignlnnt Louis
R. Hall, which has occupied the ot-
tentioyi of Judge ftnlplt Wheeler in the
Superior court tor the past two weeks.
scored during the morning acumen you.
terdny, when Aivnrd ()liu. who has
been n servant to the Hall home in
Cos (lob. admitted that a letter which
was offered to evidence had been pen
and by him to litre. Iinll. Part of the
contents of the letter wan read to the.
court. to the street thnl Hull hnd made
an offer to him. tllin. nod to Mien Noov
tutti. the cook. or 3000 “it he would
say its little on possible about him" in
court.
The letter was written to hire, llull
the day after she left Cos Cob. The
letter was brought out during the
cronwexainlnntion of Olin. who was
called its at witnom‘l for the
1
the letter tliioutrh the mall» to hire.
Hall or not. lie knew that he had
written her a letter Identifying this
one no his band writing mm in his
ten neon Hall drinking, but had lll‘tt‘l‘i
noon hitn drunk
“When he would come homo nt night
and find the tire children in bed
secured to be disappointed.“ sold tlllp'
‘thn they “ct-e ntvnlte ho third to
hug and latest them find plntfullv
throw them urouud." tilln (inscribed
the night all the storyline; wont to too
dance in Rye. leaving hire Hull alone
in the hour-w with the children. "i
wanted to may homo." fluid Ulin.
"inn hire. linll told me to go (\IINHI ttnd
onioy Itiyuolf, She auld she would tell
in Mr. nnd Mrs. llenica."
tlmt whcn he icft thnt niitht be iocitcd
the burn door. but on life rctrlt‘lt curly
in me morning the door wne opened.
.vluother witness had formerly dos
r-rlhod Honing liealcs' lento in the burn
that evening.
Joacplt Hall. of New York. a broth-
to 0t the defendant. was on the ntntttiv
“The Time of His Life”
Locxwooo's HALL.
Wednesday Evening, June 8th
at 8:16 o'clock
ADMISSION ............... 85 cents
Under the nutsplconoi tho Kind
Word (‘lrclc of the Firm t‘ongrcgn-
ilonnl Church, unsuited by the light-rt
Club.
Stile 0i ecnin limited.
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW eraser.
n.4—~_u—._m
Next Game". Saturday. June It
NORlWALKS
“Nebraska” Sailors
5': GAME FALLeo a: 30
Auntsswn '-
sow buorn
Grind Star
25 CENTS
12 rune. to entire
0 Free to Ladies.
. Wi vH USING MAILSF‘OR
,. LgTTEIliY PURPOSES.
OW HAVEN. June iLmDavld B.
.0. of Bridgepdrt. wnn before
I “Saffron :Ftntnlsstoner Wright in
. . e a
with having used
or of ti lottery
, T: odor to the next term. of th
at 100s district court,‘ under
Sidrr‘ei't was mes statuary outfit
pert soy Author), Cometock.
polar ir sweeter
My W
tony ho tin old girl who
rith her fat.
:9" Wind exam nation and «$5
0
new YORK. new HAVLN e.
HARTFORD RAILROAD
._.._.._
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 5, 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-l:3:n:lx. futiltx, 5:11): on»:
0:57. 71:30, 7:40. ilzllix. lizhix, it: lint.
9:37. Ill: "U.\ 10: than ll::.’ilx.
l'. hlwllfmbx. l:t);'i. Zrbilx. 3:17.
SEOUL .l' .io .i' il"\ fiZ'Iil. lim’ulx, 7:16X.
7:5»2x. llz‘vttlx. 10:20.
Sundays.
A. M. l2:.'v.’ix, fiztliiit. btvilx, 81M.
ltiz'Jtlx.
I‘. M. v12;fiti)t. 2: Il-h. .1: 30);, 5:3»
.rhilx, 71007;, 7:09 7: Mil ii: 21x. 9: fix
[0:23.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.“ 12:1“, 4:49,.0241'50245. 7:40x
llzi‘thx.il:0:ix.ti:lbx,ll:30x.il:10x,10:00.
ll:tltix, ll201i.
l’. M." 12:02x. 1:10. lzfr0x.
liziitlx. llzhb, vizlhx. 4:32.
ll:lliix. 11:30, 12tililx.
Sundays.
A. M.- i2:tl0x. 0:00. 7:30, lizhhx
9:0:tx. ilwitlx.
i'. M.~-l2:04. 1:02x. lizil2tt. 0304.
tiztllx, 7:00x. liziltht. liztltlx.
W
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA-
VEN.
A. M. >l2:ltlx. l:ltix. 0:12. 7:27.
3:01. ill:lilx. 10:2:ix, itlzii‘l‘tt. ltl:l30x
”547.
f‘. M.m-l2:tl7x. i120. 320w. hzllx
1:20, 0:12. tlitlilx, 6:40. 7:1tix. iiztiilx.
ilzltix, lllztliiir, il:llt.
Sundays.
A. M~lS. Hill. I. ltllt. 7:43. lfill
t0:10x to: hex
«i’. 0M0. 7:lilx
M 2:10x, thitlx.
ll: 24;. 0 Mix. .
oanetlnv TO aourn NORWALK
A M.:—~tl on. 1: 20. 8.:00. 8:20.10:03
11.50. .
r ta.~4- 13x 80:302.. 8: no
til”.
. M;:-7 06 :11: "sir“ «
P tie-«‘0: 00.7 :30x. S: «28:.
nadir-l delimit 3000mm“
A. M.:—-—i 20::. 0:17. 8:27. 1000::
M.~i:20. dilil'tii.li:21x. 02H. 7:13.
Sundays.
A. M. l:20, thin. 10:00x.
P. M.“ 2:10, 7:15. ,
aitxproae... ‘ldxuept Mondays.
2207K.
hzlllfx. l‘iztilt.
0:25. il:illx, tiztltlx. 8:01“. 9100):. 9:30,
\iltcn the uteri adjourned to the fill
c tnoon session. He described the finite
of Mr. and Mitt. Hall to hln home in
New York (in none or those visiiu
did ht- tilnr‘ovor any merit» upon Mrs.
linlle nrm duo in physirnl iiolcttce.
Sili‘ ivorc pcok-u-boo wulitln. ltc nfild.
but hc could fill“ tm bruises, He know
that his brother did drlnlr. but had
never noon hint lintuxloutod
INDIAN GIRI. FEAREO DEATH.
w...”
Members of Her Tribe at Cochlllo Rea
orvatlon Thought Her a Witch.
SAN ithlifN.\ltlli.\'t). (fat. .lnm- Ii.
Ilrlvcn by four of tictiili til the llunda of
hcr tt‘litc. whose mi'lllilt‘l'fi believe her
to be it witch. Mutnio ilnlnwn, no in
tiltifl girl. til years old. has walked for
more than 100 miles. the distnnoo from
ilonchillo Renervntion to Sonia Manuel
Reservation near lilithlnud. 'l‘he itirl
was taken in rhnrse by lndlah Agent
Royce. who snyit that he learned nev-
crnl day! and of preparations to for
turn and kill her. She will be It)!“ to
the government school at Phoenix.
Sufficient proof to the lndinns that
the girl in st witoh were the facts that
uovernl on the reservation were made
til, a pumpkin withered after the girl's
elindow had fnllen on it and a big dog
chained up in front of her patents
shack howled all tiiitht She won shun
nod and one evening when she saw the
aged braves gather on it hill of. son-
down and outrage in stratum rites she
slipped nwny and was four dnys- touch
in: the Santa Mendel itoeorvntton. She
, was found-by odioials of the reserve
ilon tin-she was about to redeem her
. nolf from "witnhhood" in accordance
With one of the snperntltloun of the
lndians by bathing in the written of
the arrowhead
2......me
' JOHN f'. M'MAHDN HONORED.
. m»...
”painted District Otpiity of the
Knights of Columbus.
Pant Grand Knight Jenn F. Mo-
' Mshen of South Norwalit councti.i
No i .203. K. of 0.. received word m-
Mulligan, of Thomhmnriils that he
had appolnwd Etta u. district motor
for this distriet. N0. '3 comprising
Greenwich. Stamford. orwttiit and
South Nor'wailt. it is indeed quite an
. honor for Mr. “bulbous sswell as for
Smith Nerwalir Council. No. halts. sir.
Mouuhen has been a member of the
. order for the last twenty-two years.
and is well qualified to till the trust
given him. His npwlntment deter
ii'Olil .funo tat.
t
defenac '.
He could not fiIflIt' whether be had sent '
dlrcct tentimonv “did that he had of l llll‘ “i at l I"!!! in "00“!" for “3 It”
hit .
illln einlctl .
facility from State neptIy William J.
Ante.
on... which Impressed vnn
Milford N00 to; 9tut'utlcra-
lie Governors n
The Hartford norrésonndent oi the
Springfield Itonuhllctiihf MB that
while there is mutate. said moon: the
Connecticut Dermot-till: in favor of the
nomination of Judge Eomeon E Buld»
win for governor ‘II'SEb name of Ed-
wnrd 'I‘. Buckingham, the present
muyor of Bridgeport, cannot be lost
Gunn, of Milford. Concedlng that
Judge Baldwin in the shield and most:
. respected mun suggested for the piece
1'" either party.. "it is quite true that,
he has no pleasing nrte for the voter.
who does not know what are his
claims to consideration.“ This writer
does not think he can be made a
candidate. I .
The correspondent thinks well of
fluorite M. Gnnn. of Milford, as 0
Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
but is claimed by the writer that he
is talked off In Hartford. on it count
dnte for congressman at large.
if this idea on to Judge Baldwin
carries in Hartford it will confirm a.
quite general belief that watt exprcea-
ed here tit the Democratic meet that
work, that Judge Baldwin will be
ultimately notnlnntud for Democrntic.
candidate for congressmen from the
Second dinirlt‘t. n candidacy to which
it ht supposed he in by no means
averse. and in which it in thought by
his friends he win he found hard to
boot. Judge littldwtn is thoroughly
familiar with the important affairs
which are now before Congress, and
be In of it very different stripe from
the men who here thus for been
named to succeed Congressmen
Sperry.
Bridgeport Democrats are still quite
.nnngnltio. it in staid, that tion. it. A.
liishop Will be 0 strong factor in the
inimocretlc ctmteat for the notninn
tion for governor.
Plili. IdllllliliIS'S ILI.
FITEII AUSTISSILE IS
iiEilllSEll Til ISIIES
(Continued from First Page.)
that he wouldn'i til ' over the for the
uholc nlf‘fiti and "lift price only be-
mum- the four wheels amiearod to be
worth the amount.
Now. to some of the queer iicilottn of
that nutotnobile. while it wee still an
nutmnohllo. (i. W. Alexander. of Meri-
don the present owner of the lunch
fortnntncs In fart he hurt been corn
lpletely nonpltntncd by them
‘lt occurs“ suid Air Alexander yea
terdux, limiting at the emitted ruins
with n ntyntiiled expression. ‘tltnt it
wouldnt go by ”It pince where the
Motorinnrit were killed "
(in \it mortal llny. while Mr. .Ilcttnn
tier one goimr cnstunrd on the thin
pike and had wmhed a point nbont';
l
in little or so from the place. where the1
Mflt‘ilrluflt‘s wcrc killed. the our devote
oped tire trouble. Sir. Alexander left
the intuition in champ of his rhauf
four and “till home to \fcrldcn by
.trnltt That “tilt!“ of the cur h) if-
laclf, would uni now been considered
panning etrnngc but for «but tlcvnlopcd
vcntcrdny morning while Mr. Alexan-
dcr n'na Iioadimr for New York.
When n point within a hundred feet
(it tho tree that battered out the lives
of thc hinoormnta another puncture
lumtic truncation n atop Thr- tlro was
one of the rent ones and while the
lowncr wnu pttttimz or: a new tire shoe
he one atnrtlcd to discover the hood
Imcr the motor in front. to ho a solid
insert of flntnc With nothing at hand
with which to mother the fiercely hot
fire Mitch \vnu destroying the cut at
the rote of the or ten doilurn A second.
Mr. Alexander wen or a loss what to
do. He rim to the multiplier of the
late I'nirtclr Multitteen, ncnrby. after
pulls, but flit-re seemed to be nobody
borne.
Al thin juncture Frederick ’i‘ooitor.
n llnriort mun. tunic along with ilIli
ntnmnobilc and two or three men and
they pmcurcd several polls from the
home of it. Marine, the architect. Wet
snntl won thrown on the flames With
unoh telling cffct't lltnt they were run-
rptercd. but not before the his six cylin-
der nmtur were it mini wreck. 80 hot
wot. the fire that the cylinders and
crank vase wow cracked. melting the
one of the motor nmrin out of the ques-
tion.
The cause of the tire is a complete
mystery. hfr. Air-under had not the
learn idea. The tongues of flnme seem-
ed to sprinit up hint from no cause at
all and whirl they fed-oft id tltill more
of a mystery. for the fire did not even
cutiitnnnfcaic to the trait tank. located
under the rent. and there wan very lit-
tle inflammable material under the
tumor hood
The wrecked car was pulled to the
durum of the Central Elialncerlnit
Jontpuny In Ilnrlon by a-horso to await.
lnttpotilttu by tho oomlmfly with which
It won lnnnrcd
no the afternoon the ”doorman:
were killed by this car. a Ford. they.
were traveling it wan estimated close
to 70 miles up hour. The cause of that
accident was never determined. there
being I attention whether part of the
tttoeli'anlntn br,olte the ear struck it
store- or Macortuso attempted to turn
out for en approaching carriage. Ma
cormnc wns throw headlong and his
wife was- ptnionsti tier themat- when
turned dyer against the tree. lithe
was killed instantly, but her husband
lingered for a number of weeks at the
Nerwstih Heenitsi.
'i‘he wrecked our wait purchased by
an upstate man. who repaired it at F
ii [zookwood and company s ant-alto tn
Norrieik.
YALI—vHAlVAID‘ IOA‘l‘ RAGE.
The Yule Harvard boat Then at. New
London will take place on 'i‘hursdny.
June 30th out! nlrendy it uninber of
Nerwnllt onihtmlusin are planning to
. toasting oomfortdb
attend the event.
. .nm’v’.‘
No One in South Nemik Who Has a
Bad Back Can tenors This
Denial. Proof.
Dbes your book ever ache: “
Have you suspected rout kidneys?
Buchacho in kidney no .
With it comer diary ape els
Sleepless nights. tired dull days.
Distreeaiug urinary dlrord rdera.
.Cure the kidneys to cure t all.
It Dean's Kidney Pills bring quick to
of.
firing thorough. lasting cures.
You have read South Norwallt
proof.
Read now the South Nerwdlk se-
quel
Renewed testimony: tested by time.
W. B Gregory. 5 Kaiser place,
South Norwulk Corny. says: "I have
not need Dean‘s Kidney Pills In over
ten yours but i still hold the name
high opinion of them as when 1 prev-
ioualy spoke in their favor“ For a
long time t was bothered by backache
and often noticed sediment. venom.
in; briclr dust. iii‘ the kidney seem
lone. After short use of Dean's Kid-
ney Pills. procured at Mrs. Plaieted's
Drug Store. these symptoms of kidney
trouble disappeared. l have alwtil!it
been tried to recommend this excellent
preparation slime."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- Milhurn (30.. Buffalo
New York, 3010 agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~Doene—-ond
take no other. . -
lll IRE illlll_l__ll 0i SPRRI
JOHNSON GAYS ALL IS WELL.
Also states That Billy Nolan Will Not
Manage His Affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO. lune SJ-«lliongh
Jack Johnson it managerial situation is
in a chaotic state the negro champion
seems to be trying diligently to rean-
surc his followers that all is well,
. if Billy Nolnn was really hired an
Johnson‘s tunnngcr to succeed George
Little. as announced iinnday‘ night.
then Nolan‘s tenure of office has ea-
tnhlishod perhaps it rt‘rord for brevity.
Jttimaort eluted emphatically Mondnt
night that \‘olnn uoniti not be his pi-
lot .luet “but brought about the
hitch bus not been netucrtaincd Hero
in Johnson's Intent word on the mat
for;
"i am through with George Little.
and i don i. need any one else. At flint
I am friendly with Billy Nolan. but i
don‘t see where be rapid help me at
this other of the game. My training in
going on nicely and all my contracts
in regard to the tight and the moving
pictures have been signed. 1 under-
stand Mr. Nolan is going back to his
much in a (toy or two Billy {Money
will be with Inc in a few days. but he
will only have to do with my training."
dint ft is Pliny to see that the negro
bins been worrying and he said Mon
tiny thnt since his trouble with Little
he has lost more weight than he could
have token off by doubling his road
work end for that reason he will let
up I\ hit on his daily grind. Johnson
nape that n few days ago he wcirthcd
i2lii pounds. Yesterday be tipped the
boom at 2th ‘
"i did not intend to he that low un-
til mnchmcorer the fight. and i will
have to scheme to tithe on a few more
pounds. i had it. worked out nicely and
I believed i I‘tlllIiI only reduce about a
half a pound a day. However, I or-
twct cvcrytlilnyz will be right in n few
tints“
POST OFFICE iN FIRST CLASS.
mvw
Notification by Postmaster General of
South Norwalk'a Office Promotion.
The itrat unitlntnut postmaster gen
oral hnu notified l’nntntneter hidtnnnd
iv}. Crown that the returns of the South
Norwnlk poatoffltte has been rcvlcw-
ed for the your ending March (list.
title. and on the bottle of the gross re
rolpts of the office it has been unstained
in the first t‘lntsu. The promotion from
the errand ‘clnns carries with it many
changes of financial benefits to the
employees of thc offloo. The carriers
In first-close offices reach it S1300 snlv
ury grade while in almondwlnsa offices
i it. 000 grade in the limit except to
“at optional cases. The clerks are also
bonoflttcd by the change. Already an
nddltioual CIt'IIi hair how granted the
office commencing July int. und Potti-
ntneter Crown hopes to more another
carrier which he considers the office
much in need of. in the fail.
(‘hnnxeu ln maintainers
have been made as follow-:0
liethed from SI, 800 to Si. 900; George
town from ”.000 to 01.100; thchileld
from 02.000 to $2.100: New Canaan
from $2200 to $3.300: Norotonliclrhts
front 81.000 to 81.100; Rhinlleld from
82,100 to 92.200; South Norwalk from
82.900 to 83.100: ’I‘erryvllld 92.000 to
$2.200: 'l‘hotnnstou from 81.000 to 02,-
000; Washington from 01.200 to ”.300;
Wateriown from 31.600 to “.100; Win-
sted from 02.000 to $2.100.
salaries
Offices increased-mnrldaewater from ’
82. 000 to ".000; Folrileld from 02.000 f
to 91.000: Sanitarium from 31.200 to
".100.
GENERAL CARTER’S COMMAND.
June It - Mniordiunorai William if
Cutter. inlet: in command of the Phil
lppine division will assume the ileum
or action enter or staff of the army to
tiny, relieving (loneral 'i‘nsker ll Blips.
who after a short vaeution will assume ,
command of the tieiiartmeut of the Pa. ,
eific at San Francisco.
Genntiarter will not as ehisi of staff
until the rat in to Washington of Mav
Jorflonerisi
he will bedtime analstant chief. den.
Wood is expected here about the mid
die of July. . .
“WW
FILL le "out...
NEW BRITAIN. dues ii.-~Frsnlt
Bhea. of Bridflmi‘h who fell from
the sixth story of the herself I Erwin
('ompany’n concrete building into the
hoisting engine. was term ted to he
Ir at t New. llrlt
ttltt. hospital today» and no Corinth-lie
tions are 0me9“ The physicimc
mo of the opinion thnt tilion will be
able to lento the institutiotl wilhifi u
couple of webs.
t
nod. chief of staff. when »
WBngeport Advertisem' ants
solo.
lows. Notice changed prices:
'l‘lircc cloths thntvwcrc
Two Cloths that Were
Out- Cloth that was
()uc Cloth that wits
One Cloth that was
for Si 00.
Value $2.50
for $2. 50.
Value $3.50
for $2.25.
Value $3.00
. for $4.50.
Value $3.25
to close out
Pillow Cases.42 x 3t},
45 X 30.
t x in),
7-
St x ()0,
Sheets,
BOYS
”F‘p .
The Healing
clnsif mg.
0"?" ”Mi
JtlUII
WI
.
F-..»
wensipsnav. June a, 19m
The D. M.-.
55171170500085]. .
. i2. and 130.
45 and (too.
55 and (>50.
The D. M.
Bathrooms; t: ‘ fi '1'
and Plumbing Co
‘tsiit tii‘dthibr NORWALK .
ignalvins' 0 order for your mummies. fiend“. ties
or. shut Work. she. to it firm lifts thin. man we
we have a reputation for High Grade Worn. math Grade
historian Mid Merlin?
name off the order s
Bridgeport Advertisements
Read 00.
' Important Specilllh‘thiséWeek
- The Linen Department
We have Seventeen Odd Table Cloths, with no napkins
to match them and they are of all kinds of patterns. We
intend to offer them at such reductions as will make quick
As to dimensions there are three lines of sizes. as fol~
now $.65.
now $1.75.
$2.00 each
$2.25
$2.75 new $2.00.
$5.00 now $3.50.
$6.50 new $5.00.
Two yards wide by two and a half.
One Cloth at each price.
Value $5.75
Value $4.50
for $2.75.
for $3.00.
Value $6.50 for $5.00.
Two yards wide by three long.
One Cloth at each price.
Value $4.00
Value $7.00
for $2.75.
for $5.50.
Napkins, fine qualities, no... st... '
A foo (IOZt‘i its the regular price it. as $3 50 a dozen, but
are unable to match them up \titli cloths, so no offer them
at $2.75 a dozen.
Linen Section floor, on sale immediately.
Summer Bedquilts
Washable Quilts in attractive coloriugs, pink, green,
int curler and rod warranted inst colors $1. 50.
Dimity Quilts. figured and striped, $r.5o.
Crochet Quilts, hemmed. 98c.
Crochet Quilts. fringed. $1.25.
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
it. and 120.
Remember to see the display of Fancy French China.
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