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.30 .5834 .
‘l 34 .528
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pton . .29 39 .426
" P ......... 2F» 44 .364
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rburyflpringlield and New lla—
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to York .......... in 3:: .584
or :13 .554
till .513.
........ .ill 40 .474
int 45 All
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’ yummy. Results.
Qliteburg l3, Ilollton i (ii innings).
«8t. Louis 2. Philadelphia 0.
Wfli‘ooitlyn 4, Chicago it till innings).
”y, New York ii. Cincinnati 4 ill in‘
turn). ,
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it it 9.0.!
phie ........ ill 24 £92,
............. ll) 32 .008
47 32 .595
it till .5330
..:i4 40 .459
a 3] 47 .397'
W 31 43 .392
Ht.‘ Ollie ........... 24 52 .316
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. Yesterday’s Results.
~' ; .Waahinzion 7, Cleveland ii (that
g.”ute)-; CicVeiand ", Washington 2 ill
k ~‘ .lliiilh‘g‘rl, second game).
1' {New Yorli 5, St, Louis l.
_ hasten 2. Detroit ll lilret game)
* ion .4, Detroit 2 iaccond some).
mi’hiladelpllin 4, Chicago 0.
. MOTHER SEWS LABEL ON LITTLE
\ . ‘ , ; , WlLlilE's GOAT.
,“WABHINGTON, July 20.~—Becausr-
, he refuses to stay at home and persists
‘ till hindering about the street, Mrs
.fiilg‘lt of East Wylie avenue sewed u
”but on the back of the coat of her
yelyear-oio son. Willie. The label
~ ‘ ‘ r; “This is Willie Burk. He in
opt, so send him home, East Wylie ov-
; Bee‘-
“Willie has been returned to his
"home several times alone this oxporl.
l , WHY.“ tried. and Mrs. Burk wol'rioe
no more. .
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Next naturdsy. _ ,
Manuel- llld. Lynch. oi the fieubur'y‘
commoddtiop of thumb: who éwllilil'to,
accompany linoleum. « l' . .'
The monitor of, the Norwaik team.
bull informed Mr. Lynch that there will
' probably be score» of supporters of the
Norwaik team tbnt will take. the trip
I to. honoury to «or, their favorites do
. thelibylueiblea.
Of course, the idea of the invinc.
lbles’ manager is a different one in
regurdto which team will win the
. victory. but flinging ironi‘pnllt gnmea,
Buturday'l-l contest should be a close
one. Clinton will pitch the game for
Danbury.
TO iPIONic AT Moron POINT. '
in connection with the picnic to be
field -by.Btnml‘ord Lodge, No. ill-i, New
England Order of Protection, Saturday
of this week, at Rotor: Point, a com
milieu of ladies. of Which Mrs. Edgar
‘ H. Scoiicid and Mrs. 13min Miller in
in charge, are to arrange for euituble
badges to be Worn by those «going on
that day.
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BIJOU
DREAM
(FORMERLY HOYT’B THEATRE)
Morn, - Thea. - Wed.
July i8, 19. 20
MissMNellie Chandler’s
Ladies’ -
Orchestra
i4-- Ariistes «14
{iii
Harry Weddell
Original Comedian
ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURE!
MATINEE DAfL AT 2 P. M.
EVENiNO. 2 complete shows, AT 7
AND 9 O'CLOCK,
CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON-
DAY AND THURSDAV.
PiCTUflES DAILY
.MM.
PRICES:
Matinee ........ . .......... a and 100
Evening ................. .to snd We
Box Seats ..... ..... ...‘..260
.......-- Wm-..“ .WM 4.—
Jewett Piano, by smart O Eons d
00.. Used lxeluslvely
fins? BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW .TRIIT.
q,. W—Q—D
Danbury vs. Norwaik
Series
mu DMD“ 23¢
Norwa‘ “s at Danbury
SATURDAY, July 30th
Danbury at Norwalk
3:80 F. M.
ADMISSION, - - 25 CENTS
IOVO UNDII in YIABI. 10 all".
Grand Mend Free to WI“.
MUSIC HALL
Mai. A Night Only, Wsdnsedny. July 27
PnppsWeeden I Brown Offer
theohly and Uriglull
Fight Pictures
mulch"). roundvuud blow slutty all
Milli at ringside of the World’s Mod‘
, urn Gladiators
Nightmtntirs Hoes; Devmd to White
‘ People ‘
Pfllcihfijlg‘htp‘lnflrs m our.
01 . lsieelly lull.
on sun allow luv A'l'
’3
Matinee, will» lews‘r floor, 01.00.
laterally, title .
dhvlhoillialh' mm s ~Wmuiled ‘li ~
some ; ith the Dunbury team's old op-
pon . ._..f .. blot-walk baseball team.
l” M... liltltxl: mull .
lie: . . 44 fewer aspecmltra n frooi
South ‘ " ill to mnbltiiy‘for the in?
A
MOTION ‘
. onolub money fit his work to rapport
NDTI—«Mstlzfi. mm helm «would
.u elem Mole
it A pinning program hss been propu-
prolllilntlits ,
The announcement in. the Stuntman;
last evening. of'unew feature in thei
plan ,ollhe New Haven railroad to:
abuse its patrons an increased rate’
to New York, by taking out two ex-
tra/coupons from mlleeie books for
"terminal charges." baa calmed much
comment. ‘
This ruling will go into effect on July
23. find it was at once mourned by the
intern of the miieuxe books that the
road. in its raise in passenger traffic
rates. having failed to collect the ex-
tro l'our cents on those books by vir-
tllo ol‘iitl "rubber" mileage—increas-
ing the mad'il length from 78 to if.
other in the timetables—«has ,now
determined to set the four cents from
the holders of these book: anyway.
All will be remembered. the roads
“elastic roudbnd'Vto New York was re»,
'cnlled by President Mellon.
The "rubber railroad“ idea having
fallen down, the new rule in the only
way of the road‘s getting at the leaves
of its customers“ mileage books, ii is
sold. to eolluiiiio them with ticket
fares. Theyoad'n idea is to bring the
litnndard of income from the mileage
book sales up to tilnt oi the ticket
nslell. it ill claimed. And some of the
officials of the road uxplniued that. the
term increase for “terminal char-gen"
cattle from the additional expense
which the New Haven road bull to pay
the New York Central for running its
trains into the llrnnd Central depot,
in view of the coloullni improvements
which the New York Central road in
carrying out there.
'l‘bore will evidently have to be it lot,
of explanation about this new move on
the port of the conductors of the New
'l'ork system. hereafter. in order to
Justify themselves for tuition panel».
gorn' mileage for "terminal charges."
: in accordance with this intent deveb
opment in the taxing of passenger
mileage on the New Haven, it may be
that oil of this additional revenue will
lilo over to the New York Central rail.
road. Another official of the road said
that. be presumed that the item of
"terminal charge" referred only to the
ilnct that his road had to pay on in-
creased rental to the New York (leu-
‘ll-nl on account of the New York en-
ll‘illltie.
In connection with this matter, a
well-known student of New iiilVoti rall-
wuy methods submitted this to the
Journal-Courier:
"ill the statement the road declares
that the incresue into New York ‘as
was recently done in connection with
other formll of ticketll‘ in to cover a
terminal chill-ire. When first announcfi
ed, it ill recalled by local traveling
‘men. this increase woe to recoup the
road for wage Increases demanded by
,itll empioyon. if it was not for this.
no now nppcol'n. but for terminal
charges, why were incl-elites also made
from New Haven to New London. New
Heron to Providence. New Haven to
Boston, etc? Does the road have. to
puy terminal charges at these points?
they are now inquiring. Or in the new
terminal cblrge an excuse. and not a
m. still. volllt uni
llotillllt lint "MILE,
sun aliltllilE’S lltrr
WA'I‘EItllilit)’. July 20.» "it's noth-
ing but out. work and sleep all the
time. Nothing but trouble, trouble.
trouble. l'll nnd it all. Good-bye.
"WILLIS 'i‘. CONKIJN."
"Door Nollie and Mother:
"When you not this i shall be dead.
You will find my body in the woodo.
"WILLIE."
'l‘llolle two notes. the first found on
bill dead body and s copy result of the
second delivered to his wife, Nellie,
and his mother. tall the story of the,
nuicide oi Willlil 'l‘. Cookilil, .lr.. of ii?
Woll street. driver for the Modal Mur-
itet company. who had been missing
from home since Saturday afternoon
and whose deed body we: found today
by I enrolling pnrty in the wood: 0!
the micro part of the city. On bin per-
son woo found the but all comment
on life and by his side lay on empty
bottle which contained corbollo acid.
Conkiin had been I driver for tho
Model mil-Ital for ,uveral years slid
wsa wsll liked by his employers. For
home time he had been brooding over
the full that be was not makinu
l
I
l
his wife end trio children in the style
smhootnfort lie w uld hove liked them
to enjoy. Conklin enertod hie team on
illiturdhy end wu not seen until to-
dny when his dead body wu found. ,
After the notes had been received by
moribund mother search for the nu
fortunste man wu'ltarted in earnest.
liverchurs by the more went through
the woods nod over the hills around
the city until far into the night.
Yesterday in the writing desk ill
home his wife, whovbsd worried almost
to the point of mention by his my»
torloull diweareuee. found s hole in
her huilhltii I hsndwritihz on the tool
«which rented bin watch and lack.
itll e:
"Give those to Dwight when he
grows up. Wil.l..l8.”
Dwight is the dead inun‘ll slit months
old loll.
Mrs. Oonklln. and the children have
left their home on Wall rt had an-
staying with Jim. court us f‘ithTgGll.
dyinanovenue. Cumin? ,roistlvou are
illustrated over bill autoids.
“mat-u.
“our own menu.
3
all fori'rthe meter of the News":
Yacht Club lhie evening. The outgr-
lulnmntmommittee hell origami some
Dwi‘“?lfl 4 ., . .
f a". 'i Miniature” l'fll‘ lflMOfllfl oil
3,- . . 1‘ Mme «i 1
. , H
in, , ‘l
.2995! . .
.Illlréllti there will he the lllllfl
. in! ‘«
l., ‘
one road towns, urging the imperative
em» .
w, Fete.) »
went on strike will ,lves. ii‘bey had,
been on duty until guilty for cistern!
hour» and when l idle arrived for
them to take ‘thellts‘t'tritln from Bdr-‘
llnxton. lit, to n. excellence to con-
heel with the ex outlier Benton ar-
rived, they refilled to layout; The
strikers-look upon 'tilII ,u an indica-
tion of sympathy for their cause to
some extent. , .
'l‘lle arriv‘nl .of the ntrlhebreakers.
will result it ill helinVed. in come, of
the throng .if'Qililu dieing ‘Iteried out
today. although it ls'not thought lilo
llnbin that the entire nohédule will be
resumed.
An omelal of the Central Vermont
road has .uunounoed that. any of the
iiiriltinl efnployeos msy have their old
pouition buck ht an Marooned salary
if they moire application at once. The
Grand Trunk. however. ill tithing a dif-
ferent stand .on thin matter, according.
to the statement of 'l'raihmstter .l. .3...
Connolly of the Portland and Mohtmli
division, who stated audioritnilvely
that. none of the strikers would be talc
on back in their former status. if they
come book at all. he asld, they mull
come as new men.
BRA'PTLEBORO, Vi., Jilly 20.-"
The Brutileboro and .Whltehsll nail-
roud, governed by the Control Vermont
road. remained idiougnin today all the
result of the strike of conductors and
trainmon. No trains have moved be
tween Brntiieboro and South undon-
dcrry since Monday and the West Riv‘
er Valley. with largo transportation
facilities is entirely cut off. Some of
the mail points along the Whitehall
linilrond are being sent north to Cheat
for and from there across country to
South liondondorry.
MONTREAL, Jilly 20.-—Wlth its
more important multilayer .scheduies
fairly well maintained. the pressing
problem confronting the Grand Trunk
Railway today lien in the continued
and apparently complete paralysis of
its freight trafiio. 'l‘liiil condition the
striking conductors add trniumen do
chm to hevo been precisely their ob-
Jecilve when, ,lo the number of five
thousand ‘or more they left their var
ions posts on the company: system
from Portland. Maine, to Detroit and
in New England Monday night.
The railroad oifi‘olsln realm that the!
freight. situation ill rapidly becoml
acute. tinrloudn fperiahnblo freight
arc winding on sliding: flu- and near
and unless it in possible to begin the
wheel» noon the property loan will be
large. The headquarters of the roll
road in this city in mid to be coho
sinnily in receipt of messages from
content large and email. many of them
need of immediate freight movement.
Food supply, at p irannportntiou
are vital y ‘nvolv . tie stated. Ship-
ping interests are not happy over the
situation. They one uhrinlting tonnage
for outgoing stearrfora.
A generally expressed opinion at
many important points on the Grand
Trunk iii tho! the strikers will be able
to continue tin- freight train hold up
two or three days looser-mt least.
'iihc saw it in: tiny since the
innhnuratlo of in “birth: begin with
tho gm. indications of active sympathy}
by employers of other roads. Conduc-
tors and yarduwn in the employ of the
Wabaah on the lrsckn that road issues
from the Grand Trunk between Nium
ra Patio, out. and Windsor. Ont. op-
polliie Detroit. have struck. All a re
suit tho “'llblilll in having considerable
trouble in moving its museum" tutu:
over that division. No attempt is be-
in: made to touch the frleghi.
Freedom from serious disorder con-
tinue: to characterise the conditions.
Only at two points has trouble been
reported. Strike symmthlsern rough-
ly handled two i‘lill‘OId employees at
Niunm Falls. Ontario. sud late lust
night at Shel-brook, Quebec. an scting
conductor of u Montreal-bound treln
lvssvattacltod by n crowd. Two police-
men and the motion agent finally got
him to bill train. which then u .
Both the lirnnd 'l‘rbnlt end the Wa-
buh are recruiting men. Other post.
are helm filled with Illpernuuslted our
pioyees. ebopnwn forced into idleneu
by the compuuy’u closing of its vet-ions
picnic and row recruits. 'l‘he lsttor.
the company any. are obtainable ,ln
modueiiy increasing numbers from
which a good beginning ha been made
townrdn a Working force of freight
crews. Vice—l'rollident il'ltshuxh, who
in in change of tllo‘company. aid today
he expected pnrilul resumption of
freight operations before nilht. but
freilht cars could not be expected for
n few days.
The connection of freight on the
docks st Month-ill harbor la increulns.
barge quhntltlun of ireilht hove been
here for hour» waiting westbound
movement. The outward lookout ll‘
little better. Shipping companion say
that liiit OCfSMlAittlin ntenmorll which,
MV- thin burl Fri sy and Saturday
for lllurolm will no out with no more
then hell londn because of the deltys
to lucoming'rl-muht from the West. .
The girl urn admit the Oillllliffillrl~
present ability to keep a muorlty of
its pansenxor lrttilll movlnl. ”Filer or
sort today. flower-r. tilst if the pram
tinge of the tritium tie up onwhioh
they have relied rover inaumcllmt to
force some autlifactory settlement
within a tiny or two. h strong effort
will be mm to get the railroad ioiaw
[rubbers to quit, notwithltaudiu; their
lenient to illicit.
and»: oil hot side: My it will be
million fight. t) on of medlsilen, it
il shied. lultetllui'lirom government or
other neurone. hove no. place in the
prevent status of things. No sullen
has been Hilton rent-din: the offer of
the milliliter of inborlmierdsy to“
slot in plotting the motion in dispute
before it satisfactory bond of orb tra-
tiou It the ”pound of the government.
At the Grand Trunk nation hora to
day. things hove resumed their for~
lulu appellation. vitriol. for the heavy
police gourd. Thrown nutsehger
train: lit-rived siltdetlefled on time.
, .tn «Whitman. own
. fig 38
be kept up
til at least once u tidy and perhaps twice
Gout and Geodetic Bum
Siam ‘lmii Lilli! Cometion.-'f‘be
embedded. new .un
diluted red to oonfo
withdrswn. July th.~utheuel. He.
only. lnstesll or the runner reflector dill
during periods of Mil .reooiid one
on by ecliplel slternm of,i M nec-
ouds null ll 2am seconds‘ duration.
ohhraoterisiiollnlf the, ion illsnhlll.
ii
WEDNESDAY. JULY no. 19“...
W ‘, , Wfimhtly | ‘Bridgeport Advertisementl. .
. no hie p ‘ litany minim-opted.
When N. in y summing»
offhtrilfe ‘ rs ”million York.
the central Vermont Railway Compen
with IN! to sentient two‘trsltle ting
morning. The Mill left an hour late '
on ”Milli! ‘ ill I Jillififliildilt Tim ‘Witiei'
thread, ,No attempt Willi mods to ruin
the filth-Mitch ill a local and only so“
. . , «train.
due to leave ill 9:10 not) or et 10 too.
There were llil'lttrihllllr , e bro ‘ lit,
up all the “timid“. N york. t
not a by train. About 75 w ll
illld thermal cent up the
raid. lillwrlnteudentclillleiio says he
has 200 more than New York that
will come at a mint: e'll nouce. Tao,
freil‘ht tie up is innolluily .ounlplti ‘ .‘l
Superintendpnt Costello. broushtlhreo
‘iflldl down from Palmer ehriy this
morning. when he only“! wl... tho
gossamer train that Who sent our
destiny morning.
INTRO”, Mich. Jilly 20.»’l‘he
Grand Trunk strike has developed no
iotiul disorder and today the employers
and strikers seemed to nettle down for
a long draw out struggle. The some
condition "prevail! corner the river at
the Windsor terminus of the Niagara
Fulle-Wiudsoi‘ line of the Wabash
Railroad. ~
‘No attempt in being mode to remove
frplxht, but the passenger aervics mn-
tluuol with very little interruption.
“We are drilling crown now for our
ireisllt trains," said A. B. Atwater, ae-
eistnnt to ‘Preoldent iluyn. of the
Grand Trunk, today. ”Phat does not
mean that, the men are not experl.
cured. They are experienced, but we.
Want them more familiar with the dlfv
ierent lines before they start out. We
:fe going at ‘thla slowly because we
ntlclpuie there may be some trouble
when we pull the freight out and if
f‘bsre in we are going to be ready for
’ "So for as we are concerned." said
i. E. Pate. loosl chairmen of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. to-
lay. ”the police are not needed in this
virike. It is e carious matter with on
1nd we realise our responsibilities as
American citlsens."
TORONTO Ontario, .luly 20.-—~Whiie
'he imaeouxiir service on the Grand
Trunk in being well maintained. there
in no freight traffic. Many (unload: of
perishable stuff are stalled between
here and Bernie. Super oiondent
Browniee. of the railroad, however.
rays freight will be moving within t8
hours. Mull service in unimpaired.
The company's omclaln stale that.
new men employed will be continued
permanently in the service.
Conference in Pittehurg.
l’lT'i‘SBURG. July 30.-COnfernnces
1 day for h period of two Week» or
pore will be necessary, it in said to-
iluy, to harmonise the runny itemll
vonlnlned in the ill‘hedlllep of the train-
lnen‘n union organisations of the Penn-
lylvauin lines went. with the schedule
hat the officiule of the company are
willing to meet. The lrainmen will
iresent their demands one item at it
true and the railroad company will ac-
:ept. or uturn them in expended form
(0r r monintion. This process of
diminution will continue until all items
n the schedules have been dispoood of
mo a complete new mac scale signed.
The conferences were continued today.
Commutation locus”. in Effect.
NEW YORK. July 20.~lncreano in
commutation rates announced some
:lme no by the Delaware, Lackswan-
.ll and Western, the Control Railroad
of New Jersey and the Erie Railroad
:0 become Effective June 28. but which
were held up by nope-la to the Inter- »
Slate Commerce Commission, finally
went into enact today on the roads, .
named. The New Jersey Commuter-3'
Magoo. which has been contesting the
udvuncc in rates to auburbnn points.
.lnnounces that it hull sblndoned its
right, having exhausted all prospective
means of relief. The advance ill fix-
lired to average about 25 cents on
”NI monthly commutation ticket.
vsw GUNS FOR CAMP PERRY
TIAM. .
NEW HAVEN, July 20.-lml‘ mem-
mra of the team which in to compete
n the national rifle match to be held
ll csmp Perry. Ohio. were presented
ast night at the Second reximent arm-
“'3’ with band-now guns of the lhtost
type to be used in the tub. it in ex-
,lected that some recur will be brok-
ln by the local expert ridemou with
them next month.
The local riflemen will be captained
by ill-Jar Burk. Gentle Cbesley, of
the Blues. ia the learn cotton. The men
are Corporal Freeland. ueuteunut
Henry Reilly. Corporal Simpson, aor-
xeont linker. M or lllbeii. cud Ber:
taunt Freoley of, mutiny M. The oth-
.lr men wil be taken Rom the coast ur-
lillel‘y and the rim srtliiory. The
about wil “k0 plow on Auxuet 17.
«0.... mm
70 MAliNlfil.
The “Notice to Nutrition" from the
at Wholly
luxton. for July .15. cents the fol-
lowlnu items of special interest in this
vicinity:
Connocticut.-Counectlcut
River—-
structure from Which the lantern .ll
lored. will be
to the descrip-
tion given in the lists.
lion island Bound-«Carotield Point
bluhb essel, No. til. replaced on mp,
tlou. dud Relief Light-Vstsel, No. ill.
48, will show, 83 foolubove the «star.
n lens-lantern light. with secular a!
tile lllunlintnt.’from her iofqmut .
ismpn at each marine-d. The dilli‘lo-
terllltlcof the new llulli will be with: U.
r .
,No :obisnn ill! been made in ill
The opportune. of the vensal re.
mslus one ”hell axcsptinx member-.1
is how a still cylindrical dsymrit.
surmounted by a roll intern on the-i
format. and that the mark torn, l
merly on the msinmut
moved. .
in onset mlhsuishnmlief the my
tyleue light. a fixed white iiisht will ?
hahowu from munch t. i l
r
fl‘lul nuburhsn truffle continued rum
new, butuse of
commence to
y‘.v-
‘9'"
“'23:; redhead 31:17" Wart in“, I I
«mmungimr ii i i
lioy. cmodt
«in. lime NO'l‘A MIOTI.
"My Anointed (lily of Mel-walk»
members of the upset“ police who will
be till dilly during life sbsence of the
chief and contain. the tumor who in
.. 4...... .pm mm
’lmhmailm that till.
mm mm m Ammonium-
r. ,l'atchsn is not I to mm.
inbound-mull: rflbhhjllo .hus been
been rec in chum Illlile the chief in any, up.
pointed Howsrd Worden. who is a
member of tho m. ballad of Norwulll.
boils inland Belinda-Lon: lend vice: would not be?
I
he D. M. Read Co.
W 1857.
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y
a
The Store Closeout 5 p. m. Except Saturdays.
Leatiror Goods, Fine Novelties
tor Travelers’ Use .
There is :30 article needed by people who travel ‘by
steamer, train or motor, but it can be had in the most luxur-
ious fashion. Every want has been anticipated.
Medicine Cases, with bottles and phials, 50c to $7.50.
Flasks in leather canes, 65,.750, $1.00 ‘and up.
in fine brown calf cases with hood, $2.00 and $ .00.
Sterlirl Silver! and Cut Glue Flasks, $.00.
awcl aces. novelties in seal and pigskin, 50c and up.
sveilng Cases. filled up, $2.95 to $20.00.
Writing Portfolios. $3.50 and up.
Suit Hangers, 6 in case, . 1.50.
Air Pillows in small leather pockets, 5.00.
Silk Humocks, netted, in leather cases, $5.00.
Traveling Clocks, $1.00 and up.
Safety Pockets, for the neck, 25c to $1.00.
for the belt. $1.00 to $1.50
To these may be added Collapsible Drinking Cups of
glass, silver, or aluminum, 'l‘hermos Bottles, Luncheon Out-
fits, ctc.
Leather Goods Section, main floor.
Some Embroidered Handkerchiefs
One is reminded of Holiday season and the desire to
purchase for gifts immediately possesses us. They are one-
mrilcr designs. but the work is so fine and dainty that we
are ntlinzctl at lilt‘ price.
25c each.
See them.
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Silk Umbrellas. navy blue and dark myrtle green. 8:49
special.
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Sun‘bonnets and Sunhats, for seashore wear, light per-
vnics and dark gillgilnlns, 25¢ each.
Colored Lawn Sacques, a small lot which were $l.oo,
special at 85c.
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The 0. M. Read Co.
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Handkerchiefs
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For this week's moneonv annulus and continuing the balance ‘-
of the week, We Will matte Handkerchiefs the Speculty.
Hnuoxzncmzn 'Ar lilac—«Thole have Just come in from the man. '
ufleturer and no less than the usual wholesnie price.
HANQKERCHIEFS AT l7c—Thene are regular 25c goods. Jobbon' ,
samples and broken lines. An unusual opportunity for miles.
HANDK‘kcHIEFe. 3 FOR zoo-«These are gent'e goods, put up in
sill-active boxes at this popular price.
HANDKIRCNlEfl FOR ALL—With these special items we Willi to
call your ntientiou to our full line of
Gent's and Indies' Handkerchiefs-
Plain. Fancy and Initial
A. Dickerman a. Son;
84 Washington St, so. hover '
Telephdlle “6
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