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"oiled fro
I. .fii‘“ lino.)
i la: oeniitirislcoinniitteo. and o. w.
.srtord:~hominnted Mayor{ Albert M.
, tlidiillllliil as chairman. 'l‘hia was pulls-
. .M’f‘hdi Mayor Pohiman. in assuming
rhea-cash. thanked the delegates for
this honor. Reuben V. Goeppier. of
= , W too. Was made secretary.
.. . :roli call showed the following
misfits: to be present:
*NorwalkhF‘redorick l.. Lunduuiat,
' D. W. Harinrd, Andrew Leary. Albert
‘ .ffli"Mimfln.
' .garisnrwharloa Bennett and Han-
iii" smith.
'iv Canaan—~lionry Kgily and My-
; L l‘dl‘i Crawford.
, Wilton—~George A. Stoppers and
Reuben B. Goeppler.
'cNominatioua for aonator Warn caliv
odfor'after the organization had been
I .. perfected. and Andrew hoary mode tho
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~ b, notations of this convention
L ‘ (l to tglw‘nituuiion existing nre uncan-
“Iflliir‘oulln‘e and formal. Tho candi-
“"daiu"f"whom‘ this” convention “will name
unanimously has already been nomi-
‘ by popular demand. flo‘louiutenl
wivmdsiept has been that.donlnnd
' . i. it. on "remainu for this conven-
tion to give “the sanction of oflioiai
:1 PM”! to malto it oiloctive yand
‘~ , lie the action of this convontion
may invest the candidate with n amne-
witat partisan compiection tho nonli-
gallon in essentially non-partisan in
that it will roilecllho. import and wish
as' or citizens of all shades of opinion
throughout the district who desire
honest government without regard to
party limitations. Obedient "to the
popular desire and confident that such
nomination will subservo the best in-
«b‘ojeats of tho. district and the state at
lath it remains our ahnplo duty to
formally give expression to the popu-
”latencies.
.3’ jNo coterie of political manipulators
this mot months in advani-e of thin vou-
V'antion around lho banonoi board of a
points club and decided this nomina-
floil. “Our candidate is not chosen to
favor the personal polili‘l ioriunou
n“ a Lake or Goodwin. n kaioy or u
1 Hawaii. »
. '7' No ainlsior, moi-connry or. corporate
lullaancos has had a part in dictating
our choice. 9an in tho rhoiro oi, the
artist. plain pooplo who hood the low
towing hand of government most. but
whose internals are sadly ignored and
”demented. who am tired or tho infor-
W’aml common-piano soil-sooltoru that
have trancltod in line pouplo‘a most
Incl-Bil Drewxulivou and placed tho
plate upon iho logislntlvo uurtion
"Winch at tho, bidding or the rorilorato
, interests whoop oronturas thoy uro.
'i‘hors are signs abundant that the
old order 0! things are running. That
w are upon tho threshold of a new
or era. Everywhero in all diroetiona
whorovar tho groupie this your hhvu
[been given the opportunity tho doom
. . tile unfaithful public oillclui butt
2 y n healed. Wu are henrltmviho and
‘ ”the commercial era whirl) bad its
"Manual; at this ending of the civil
war and or which iho noblo Lincoln
' vthahuld .ol (lollysburpwurned his
. rsiriou of tho woui baa boson u
. - ”antenna which is owner»
.oouniry. ur own stats on
”the grip at corporate oontrol
will to savor the unholy alliancn
tails her piano among tho histor-
’ fprditrsnivu oomiuonwoultits in.
tile inat rorporatrpreod and
do , rvstion of tho psoplo'a
. Nutter wan there a gram
~ alloyshjaiihiui. public: survants
‘- ‘uio prisont. 'l‘ho approuehlnii
on of tho legislature will consider
-. y in bi measures. calcniao
., glaring corporsia’nbnsor.
‘ill marl: the parting at a ways
. ‘son tho psoplo and the legislative
,‘. iii of, tho corporation».
an going to nominate a man who
is «our requirement. it than who
first .to said) midst poliihud
warmer-dial ltnaves no matter to
political party they belong. s man
is not it could. who osnnot be
bullied or iisitsrod. who is not
. ad to own allegiance to the plain
'er tired. tired unto damn. oi
_ hunting, supine caudhlstss who
' (h careless and ignorant of pub.
0: public duty. We aro tired. mortally
til-ad. of soli-conaiittllod iondoru who
reject any truth. reform." or aound
prlnolplo which does not. (some thron h
the croollod lane of party politics. a
want men whose“ ideas of right. defy
the lrioitorius or party management.
wh‘oss principles stand out like the
eternal hills against the sky lion and
who will sailor any isolation, any perv
satiation, any personal ions rather
than soil or surrondor a single ahrad
of the glorious lilo garment of sacred
conviction.
1 amount to you n rnntlldato who poa-
sonses these uttributos. Originally a
Democrat he is not a man of party.
but. a representative of motility. lip-
rixht as a rod of iron ho diaarma his
opponents by his loyalty and devotion
to liit! people. P‘tiurloss (or the right
his public record speaks tor itself. in
all public matters and on an occasion!
with a clean heart and clean hands in
has atrivon for the boat and highou'
good. it is a prlvliogo and an honor
of which i am proud. in nominate or
candidate for senator. lion. .lftrsmlali
Donovan. v.3"
."l‘ha nonlinaiing speech wan arooioi“
with prolonged sppia so, and wan aur-
opdod by 'M. .i. How to. while a mo-
tion was made that it be by acolama-
lion and unanimously. This prornilod.
and motion tho name senatorial
com itino that has uorvod the past
ilvo yours was ro-oiorled- 'i‘boy aro
Andrew J. Leary, oi South Norwuik;
Roubon V. ilooppior. of Whion. and
William 1‘. Austin. of Dal-ion.
A committee at three. hi. .1. Howard.
Wuiluco Dunn and ilnniord Smith, was
then appoiniod to nook out Mr. ilolm
run, notify him of Mil nomination
and ostrort him to the hall. 'l‘hin was
done. and Mr. Donovan Willi called
upon for a apeooh.
Mr. Donovan. in his oponlng ro»
mni‘In. paid that to roooivo tho nomina-
‘iion for senator from this district is a
compliment that low on" roroivo. Hr
was acquainted with oil prompt. and
planned to know that ho had iholr
goodwill and approval, and their wiuh
that ho boromt- a candidate won one or
tho. good thing» in lilo boitor oven than
money. Tho goodwill of u noighluir in
something that cannot bo tuiwn away
from on. Hill We have othor norlonu
propositiana in would» in this ram-
pnlsn. Ono oi tin-no. in whoihor tho
poopio or this little alaio want to all”
be under tho domination oi tho corporv
allonu. 'i‘ho rorolil vonuua shown
wliiio up bro ono of tho utnuiioai vu-
stand oiovonth on tho lint of industrial
pnraniiu. and thin prawn ihnl Connor.
llcut pooplo are tho urouloui in rom-
moroiui purauils. 'i‘horo are only ion
other aluioa uhouii in Inimufuriurinlr
matiors. and with that ability why
uhould Wo not burn tho bout governs
mom in the union? ilo wo not it‘.’
No oilior pinto groin Hili‘il rosuliu ill-1
our lililo atom in tho oonimi of in.
corporationu in our liiidlii.. it aoomu as
If our pooplo after lilliuu tholr mohair
with tho lll‘Ofllli of mnnufuoiurinx iinoi.
did not ruro whai hupponod.
’i‘ho only i'ontiltiono that aro any but
tor oonw ihroimh u volnpromiuo. t-mno
through a bnrior and through a irmlo
Our puhllr uorvioo ttnrporuiionu pay
loss than any oihor olsau toward our
ryina on tho uxlnonun oi tho gore-rut
taunt. ’l‘hoy don‘t lit-uni in ours what
huppunu to tho othnr Hollow. Whun
Von revolve tho grssiaut buns'ilts. tho
boat roaulls. you burn to go to a Demo
oratio stain. Who you halve the asst
era and middle, t uiuinu you not
alrhortD poopio hurt a three» cont irolioi
’oro. The public sorvico rorporaliom
have boon smntod rights to exploit
our nirnotu. *in tho pinto of Virginir
'hu hoopla ride for n throo rant taro
That of itaolf ousht to drive the ill-
unblinsn party‘nlrom imwor in tho oust
We paid 080.000Jor a diuplay ni tin
.lamoutown ill ’ sitinn, and soul a lil'lt‘
«ration of am .lloidors and imllticism
thorn in got infomlutlon of barium it
our staid. 'i‘ho candidate who liar
boon nominated against one participat
ed in this luukei at tho oxponso ol tin
slate, and when ho returned be war
nu silent. as he otter has boon. llid ht
tell the pmplo of hill town anti-Jim:
what the rssidonls of Virginia got from
tho publiu ssrvloo corporations than
and or the lip-as hunt trolley furor lit
was either s tool or a rogue to lotto
the trip. and than tail to uttsmpt to so
have any bohofitn for his fellow oiti
tens. should not tho hoopla oi thlr
state have the some mulls adcordod
DWI sud who luv. no coucsption
other states? Two at tho cltiss of tho
i
stats. Hartford and Waterbury. tried
to also what they could get out of the
carporatlona a low yours no. Hart-
iord duos (at 815.000 a your fur tho use
or the struts by the trolley cdmp’iinios.
The City of Waterbury was to receive
two par (rent. at the surplus at the
trolley company after six par cent. in-
terest had boon paid on the capitalists-
tion of the company. which Was at that
time 8300.000. But the at it was im-
mediately increased from 300.000 to
81,200,000. and consequently Watorv
hury‘s two per rout. does not noon» in
until after 372,000 was rniaod for pun
potion or paying dividends on tho wat~
art-d aim-h, How liiiii‘il iurlhur will
tho poopio or our stain go to please the
corporations? The burden of expense
should root on tho oorpornilons.
Our little aiaie. it you will bear with
ma long snpngh to lot mo any it. duos
not rorolvo a dollar for its exploitation
‘iy tho owuora oi thono enterprises.
bridge is about to be built in Norml
it an oxponso of half a million doiinrtl.
and a vote was passed at the last ciao»
'ion in favor of a civic router. sovt‘nli-
Ni. but public service rorporalluna will
tsunpe without paying out; cont toward
oiihor proloot. The Socialists of hill
Wulikoe had in iht-ir platform. and
which won for thorn the Martian. that
all should pay “a just aharrof the
taxes. Was it unruusonabio? llo you
wontior that poopio iinuiiy sol ilredfloi
ruling for the old crow? ‘
Tho immonao insurance rompunidt
of thin stats.- do not pay a dollar to
wand tho utwornmont oxponuo. All tho
inxao they pay on in what inonoy the)
«cohort from tho pubilv in premiums
'l‘lioy ooiiooiod in promiuma inst yui
libunbuu and tboy pay ono por rent
of thin to the main. and do not huvc
to pay a item until illoy oolloot lht
monoy. lan‘i it limo that illoy llhOllid
pay their ullnt‘o’.’ The public orvlcr
i‘Oi‘imrliiliml in (Tonnoclls-ul rofahlned
do not pay to tho ntuio oi (Ionaootlonii
what can i‘ily in i‘anstla doou to lhr
dominion xovornmont. Will anyonlt
any tli'nt that oily dooa not .have at
lower rate of taxation than wo havo
horo‘.‘
Your ramliduio at this riot-lion will
not roooivo uny opposition. oxruhi the
opposition that tho puhilr aorvioo cor-
porations ran xlvo. lit-canon in tin
iuuxunuo oi’ l-lliioa Judson. tiio ablssi
lawer in tho sinto of Connor-lint" to
iiii)’. tho-y aro dwindling the stain out 0!
a hull million dollar» in inxos annual
iy. 'i‘ho town of Norwalk paid lul
your tho hum of Iiildltlu no its uharo oi
tho ainto lotion, and it an oonitnblt
amount was ooilooiod from tho public
uorviro corporsllonu it would not Do
noonannry lo piano ihia enormous bur
Jon of taxation on our town and oibtn
pans in tho slate. 'l‘ho itonliomun who
ill opposing mo. whon iho important
manor of making ihu oorporuiiona pill
iiioir inat nitnro of tattoo Willi voted on
i low yours ago, Will! nimonl from hill
out in tho legislator-o. Tho tnoasun
run doloalod in tho llouuo of Home
tantaliwu by’ night votou. Whoa ihi
pump of William Low. tho olhur Nor
will ropresonlnilvo. wuu t-niloti be war"
orouoni. slid answorod in favor of malt
‘in tho t'orporuiiom My ilmir sham.
but whoa innisrd‘a nnnis was united
‘1» won absent. llo may now u utnlo
pom ronnrdlng ihiu mallnr tho tiny bu
ioro oiosiion. but i am tolling ii to you
on tho ”lb or (lumbar. and l hays iht
woof of ovory word i any.
Mr. Donovan sinmiad to the ritlronr.
1i iho town of Norwuilt. putting that it
was their right its 25,000 poopio. anti
L500 voioru of the town, in ltnow ii
«’1» it was not thoir risht to know if
hoir roprosmitntivnu had not tho time.
to strand thoI ansuionii of tho laxiaiuv‘
‘uro. and voio aaslnai making their
iomo town pay a yrariy in or 018.1!"
0 ilio Matt: when theisame should ill'll
old by tho puhilo snrvlru corporations
i could say much more, Mr. Chair-
w. and domain. but i nimply want.
a mullet a aistsmsut nude last weok‘
v Roimrl Hunter. in Arion Hall. andi
but was "that to the shunts and dim
taro oi the people of thin town, and.
i ovary town In tho sluts, not a kindle?
aw. not a sinaio not. was passed by
‘0? but luminiutuvtD in tho interests of
‘m people." and that know them was
mi a word ‘thst was not. into in this
'tsidtngnt. Our opponents, hsvs‘ had
wot- a mall to daily this ilstmhsnt,
an M rot they have not said a not-u.
i again thunk you for this adult «‘
, .1910. [Or dam. in "burglar-tarts dot
sit down the puma-.nuawi‘tnwn tubular
‘ courts or gromplaiasntl. 4;
?'-‘ captain on humans amount .otlstls ,
yr clippings.‘ ovulation, lil’éi
I iscts'from aihhndrsd and One sources.
.ohlnss or parties donoornad in acci-
~ death that hairs hem ‘bmll‘hi to tho
‘ knowledge or litesiais.
of Dunn’s linguists. and
stomach. liar and bomb tho nip.E
any will mod. dis lots bring may
rssulsr pus-m at t shawls. %
rus uoassr ottoman“ moo?
Gilt .
this s national and in tho land and it;
will tails more i
and “lake“ from tits svsrlcioul. over-i
rsschlus. hrsicin to “willow. sn‘
honest. ro iabiu and mallard propursvi
lion like Lydia it. rinsuasi's‘ Vacuum:
Compound
m M herbs “I
cared .
any, on» mmnuy ws‘
tarot:
"on lot tho corp rations do lilti‘i"
worst. to bring shut y defeat. if it
s aominplishod l'il tails my inodiinno ‘ ' "
and so down with good gram.
Mflbdid ,fl'vdrlio
s.
td‘
from -8oiltamhar.,.,-rliliiih to. Boptomhar.
importation. about ibhauliuursiv who
have bouts within the unanimous oi
the aisle through the nonunion. tho
Tbilvosrd lulu lull! no disarm ox-
hsustivo of tho national in the rule's
hands for pookots and large envelopes
sténom‘p
notes of hearings, “court, oonviutlons.
What iths niobdoss chow. is those
names or chunllsurn or owners of ma-
alionlion oi the omciais. and thaw;
lion taken toward them. ,_ .
,All the oardst std Iriptsd in black
ink on typewriters; with the exception
of those relating to pol-noun who have
had hearings. finoh'qarda are done in
purple this. it if ildsnsu is Iii-pond»
or revoked. instill put in purple inlt.
Promotion I‘iiloéhllakén for road:
roferonco. ii in hard to give exact list
area of the worltvhaadlod. lor the m-
son that the file by no moans toils the
whola story. 'gl file answers the
need! of tho 0 og'hnii sfvoss an idos
of whonoa'ihomsiority at the
hall. Thin hills story as placed an
die. There are many cases in the state
that the officers know notblug‘sbout.
These do not appear. There are
enough lor can or as it is. ,
blot-s Than 200 Nam».
’l‘ho ills of male than sou names
does not mean that numbsr or al-
iondora. But more titanium-tourm-
must be olsssad n such. fibers have
been over thirty-lira bearings. mars
than a acorn oi licenses have been
suspended. and explanation nus boon
asked or rscoivsdmfrom more than
too persons. As many as live licenses
hsvo been revolting! either tor all time
or tor stood ods. tour licenses
have boau rat to the office for
various ranch '
. Pi
Fifteen mould-um boon klllsd out-
right or pom inputs: month by
bolas struck by motor vehicles. to too
Twenty-two
hoopla have bnon‘run down at the
toast oaiculstiowllnd six have been
seriouuiy inland. There have been
over lb accidents. not including I
worn at collision: with telephone
poles. tennis brother motor vohlclos.
if one could son the figures of tho
tit-ad or tho i umd. including all
throughout lung’s. list would and
an ugly sum. ‘
Reckless Driving.
Bounty-throo -nunss boar ll'ltl
abuse at reckless driving. Eight
lisvoliunlonnd th'lviul ours that did
not have the (‘0 sellout registration.
\iora’thau a dust offenders operated
or: without their, opal-stint licenses
with them. Six parties at least have
man found opor a; ow than they
ihsmsolv wem' nderllio induction
or liquor. wo i'islnm spout whore
ahauliours ban-"imp oompltlnod of
:or leaving the . flier open. flavors!
casua appoar‘ on nufloiont light
was not diluinM. There were (on:
who ware oporalin' under. an. Bis
warn havo been taken without the
ownsra' pormlasiou. A scan at“ psi“
Will have been warned to be. more
onroiul of how they no their nia-
ohlnsa '
Hmiord’s locord.
Hartford has contributed sumo forty
names. ban had some liaison hoar-
inss. has bad utissst ulna licenses
suspendod and lilo ileum revoked:
Three licenses were surrendered.
Three dusiha nuvs been caused by
Hartford chauffeurs. Thar are six-
icon midant rookie-s drivars. PM
Hartford om hau been tsltan without
the owners‘ pormlulon.
Bridgeport aloud- socond in tho
number of cards and New Haven third.
Norwallt stands fourth. Other towns
that. have ooutrlbutod to tho system
we; Willimsntic. Now Britain. Wu»
arbury, South. Norwsllt Grosntvlohu
theater. Briuloi. llldganold. Bioniusv
on, mallow. Wm manna. Soy-
uour. Chsllt'r. Thomsslou. New illi-
'ord. Stamford, Morldsn. New Canaan.
.lansaa. Windaor. Tonintlon. New
York. li‘slrllsid. Kliilnslr. Putnam;
Illinois. itcwayton. Che-hits. Norv
wich. Groion. Now landed. MK;
Watch Hill. ii. i.. billiard. Bomsrvllio."
than fihlr , Wathsruold. East
iarilord. Bar rooit. Bprl'u fluid. Hall...
\iount Vol-non. N. Y.. ‘sst Hmong
trarminst n. Crsihsm. ll ltvilis Rho:
vrsids. mutt-ills, Putnam. Clinton-
lnd South Window. 3
Thoy numbor titty. This says that a
third at thi- towns in Gounsgtlcut srs
roomonlod in the stat. drawsr.
a
25-.
.3
~Mtor a heavy sisal. hits a ooupis:
3m
(in. "WM.
M t ‘ -I II” *‘ .
. . Nothing will mansion
. hills Purl Shaun ' . .
0d at"
sour on your plants it n will i, .
a not , Damaging f” in. W:
agwhengtligs‘: ndei a .3: am" a q
.a .Mtlunl’c
lll‘! Ht ind» r asslmlls»
505.2%: out summit food you
as s.
,_ What ouruto sch rsvas.wi h.
tinnitus Ills \“ twelfth; : Emit“;
or , you i but 9 W5, . lll'
rislim'. Withinflnsa a" goblin.
Heartburn. Headaches twin stomach.
hailstorm. mm. Water Broth or
all. i ll ohyou h til I
marginal. or; shill-1375‘: «his
miseries: should on be in agnow
rm any‘stom . “uihordomyouvrsn
mt’l’eilfl' within on would; .
git you will minimum roar hurtlin-
oist s them pass or Paul‘s D poplin
you could always so Dtovlho table with
an hourly 'appdtil’s. . antivyour man
would taste good, unusual- you would
know th rs would bs no Indigestion
or film it nights or' Handicap Ior
Stomach misery all the nostiday: and.
basilica. vita would not hood laxatives
or liver pills to how your stomach
and bowel. clean and man.
‘Pspe'u Dispspaln ran as obtained
from your drums: and contains more
than stimulant to thoroughly cars the
worst can or indigestion or DiiflPOP‘
’sia.‘ There is nothing better for an
on the Stomach or sour odors tram
thia stomach or to cure a Stomach
Headache. .»
. You couldn‘t keep a handior or More
useful article in the house. .
«Wit... v... . .4
Withdraw
.. i y," n. - .1 - t -
PUGILISTB HID .ROK'.“ HAND‘
McFarland and Watson Carrying
Armaments. .‘J
CHICAGO. Oct. la.—-lt has develop
ed that both Ad. Wolxsst. lightweight
champion. and Tomniy McFarland. at
California. (ought the greatest part 0!
their battle aim Dd late with brob
on us. Balm-s thocloss oi the tan
roan s contest the chum on com
piained titanium hi. ‘ ‘rm. which
was broken in his light wit Jack Rod-
Inond a few months no. Woigsst. sf~
II: the caution. declared that he
molding unable to light with tor ilvo
moat possibly more. on account oi
the l ury. 0n the other hand, no
Psi-land. who tool: the match on two
days‘ notice bocauso Tommy Gary was
unable to light through sickness. lump
as into tits fray and (ought the tail
ten rounds. When he left the ring he
did at say anything about his left
baa , which, had. been lmtursd just
below the wrist. Nut day the hand
wan swollen to twice its natural also.
in had the lions not and tho band and
(cream placed in a cut; it still is in
the out and will his for several day;
Poros- to Fight Watts.
(lHlGMIO. Oct. "r413!” Forbes.
as-banlun weight champion oi the
world. an noon matchsd to moot Jim
my Watts. oi lndiauspolis. for too
mantis before tho stronghold Athletic
Club at sprlnlllold. Ohio, on Ont ii.
The non will most at cstchweishis.
DAIEIALL.
Nation-i Lupus Minding.
Won. Lost. no.
“Shinto ............ ")3 49 . .
VOW. York .......... 9i ‘3 '
Pitt-burg .......... _88 ‘7
Philadelphia 7h 75
Blackmail ....... . . . 7f! 79
it is . .......... 82 89
limo lyn‘ ........... 62 till
iloslon ............. 5:! lot)
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Yustsrdsy's Results.
iloston 9. Brooklyn 8. _
Boston 3. Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 12. St. Louis 2.
HUNTID wnuour a Location. ’1
Andrsw Panny Paid Fins and Cool
of $21.10.
Andrsw Penny. arrested byfls
Warden Wilbur F. Smith and Depot i
Game Warden John E. Rsyaolda. pulv-
s lino onto and costs. I outing iv.
all to 381.10 this morning lore Judi r.
losepb R. Taylor. ,
it appeared that Pouny' had
loin; a little hunting without a linen
and that in had, been out with a load
as a on Sunday. but Thursday.m
”s c aimed. he allot s‘suuir‘rsl. lie d
lound with the sun s .rssdy it» this
‘9
not shoot anythini so day. but as w
imprus Jails! 1‘1wa I. on y.
ms emv Emit Mas.
line! it. Cam. ‘fiWprsssut w
0' or. lit-I no , r in
at diabhildwffii‘s’ midi" dam
hills Dwnrf’liss‘flsmismioomdrl
Illa Hanoi (is-or. m uni-s,
till the cry of “fraud”?
. which ll nagging: tt‘hs-
[I 1
more Woman 3” ‘ i 0‘; tins;
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made in the handicSl ways.
coalitions and holders for sci . ,
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wmgn. i. .i .
. ‘ Houdini-chi
regular dimensdcsigna 'iu‘ wreaths and flower baskets»
. CrownnoCabinets with, three drawers. _'i‘besc are con—
‘Many noveitlés inyanticipslion of tho Holidays.
Socrety package goods and separate pieces in great assort—
haunti.
wit coca oped endow
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gel use, Bibs.
Do not fail to see the fine shawl
and Veiutmas. Veivets are to be muc used the coming
a.” in. may... 3""
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to in thb‘ibsohiilosuo timid for
manual. as the boy’s dosth
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The material ioniniitseii' so pretty that articles
it are Elwdys papillar.
Work lukewarm- of all sizes
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and “designs.
"and fitted with inner pockets,
pants and thinibiea.
“flaw w... ..l .. . .
ii and Glove Boards of French Crcton‘ne.
lemc'aiditiliu” far the bedroom or sawing room.
Dainty Cretonnc Sets, snarl. table cover and? pin-cush-
Stsmped Pieoes‘lor Embroidery.
Royal
Brown Linen Cantata. Scnrfs. and Piiiow' Cases. Cen-
or oval.
Room Towels. regulation size, on flowered huck
' Aprons. Linen Croats for the neck. Linen
leis with hemstitched or oscaliopetl edges. Shirt.
Waists and Lingerie (laments,
lni'ants’ Wear.
‘ Linen Bootees. Pique Robes
Dresses and Pillow Slips of lawn or
Art Section, third floor.
for little dresses.
At the Stationery Department
sphsel Tuck Holiday Cards. Samples on exhibi-
tion for early ordering.
Hallowe‘en Post Cards. liandy Pencil Boxes for school
at Black Velour:
TheStandard Patterns are now very conveniently io-
cnted on the mam floor near the Dress Goods Section.
October Designer on sale.
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Cooisr wsathsr mssns more Covarillbs. Look at out supply of
unionists ”Jigsaw
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Always on hand a good assorlmsnt of "' ’ ’
.HlITI. PILLOW QA.IO, OOUNTIRMNl' . .
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