CONNECTlGUT LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
, Won Lost P.C.
glint-Mord ...... . . . . .24 13 .649
w Haven ........ 21 17 .5133
. dlopol‘t ..... ....21 18 .538
New Britain ....... 20 18 .526
. fipringiield ......... 19 20 .487
" 21 .462
22 .436
. 25 .359
Yeoterday’o Rolultu.
‘- . Hartford 7, Bridgeport 3 (10 in-
* Rings).
, Northampton 8. New Haven 2.
New Britain 5. Springfield 2.
Holyoke 4, Waterbury 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team star-dig.
.. ‘ ' Won Lost RC.
1 New York .. ....... 30 17 .638
- f " .Pfiiladolphla ....... 30 18 .625
‘ g 611101150 ............ 28 18 .609
inttaburg .......... 25 22 .133"
fat. Louis .......... 24 22 .1322
Cincinnati ......... 22 26 .458
’ Brooklyn .......... 18 30 .375
Bolton ............. 12 36 .250
Yesterday's Rnulto.
' Brooklyn 4. Chicago 1.
St. Louis 2, Boston 1.
New York 6. Plttaburg 3.
Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
:3 Won Lost RC.
Detroit ............ 36 14 ""0
* Philadelphia ....... 28 17
Button ............. 25 21 .543
f ‘ L... 20 .524
. New' York ......... 22 22 .1300
'_ Cleveland .......... 20 29 .40R
Washington ........ 17 31 .854
St. Louis ........... 16 32 .333)
Youterduy'o Hewitt.
' New York 9 Chic-302
St Louis 0, Boston 4.
Philadelhhia a”), Detroit 4.
Cleveland 5, Washington 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Tum flooding.
Won host PC.
Rochester ......... :12 1 3 .727
» Toronto ........‘.:7 18 .800
Baltimore ..........213 19 .578
Butt-lo ............ 20 20 .500
M... ..
. .470
Montreal ............20 22
Jersey City .......14 22 .426
Providence ...... l. . .15 29 .341
Newarlt .. .......... 14 29 .326
. Yesterday's Rnuito.
Providence 10. Jersey City 2
Buffalo 5. Toronto 3.
Rochester 8, Montreal 1.
Baltimore 6. Newark 4.
MOTHER 8U 58 DAUGHTER.
...—....
Mrs. Berrlen Wanted Id: to ~Give Her
Deed tor Port Chum Property.
Eliza W. Berrian widow of Andrew
J Berrian oi‘ Breezy Hill, " East Port
Chester, has started suit (or 412. 500
against the daughter. lda T. Berrlen.
who lives in a house adjoining the Ber»
rieu homestead. Real estate in the
amount of $15. 000 has been attached.
The suit, it nppe‘hra, has grown out
01 the daughter‘s refusal to return to
the mother a deed for u parcel of
and on which the former was given a
mortmo hy the latter in the sum or
tour thousand dollaro, some yearn also.
As security Mrs Borrlen gave the
daughter a deed to the property, and
now, it is claimed, the latter reiuaeo to
turn it over, although Mrs. Barrier)
contends that that was the previous.
understanding.
The suit has been brought to com-
pel the daughter to turn over the
deed or to pay the aunt of
which the mother claims is still duo
her on the parcel ii the daughter
should agree to keep it in her maneu-
is willing to pay oi! the 84.000 mortI
gage ii the daughter will turn our the
deed or allow the noon to remain on
a mortgage against the property.
1 The writ is returnable in the Sn-
‘ parlor Court in Bridgeport. at the flop-
temher term.
FAMiLY CHOPPED To DEATH.
murmur)“; hm Juno 9. «The bad
lea at a man named Hill. his wife and
illill home at Ardenwnld. a suburb of
this city. The woman und thlldrou
ind been chopped to death with on
are.
WW
.‘liurnorhino charrieu on bode oi cold
rice and lettuce hearts are the ioundn
oi the year.
powdered armor and lemon juice.
j Children’s Day
The second Sunday in June hat; come to be
Children‘ a Day. At this time the little folks are expected to
appear in their Summer outfits as their elders in Earner attire.
Let us help you in this outfit.
known as
M
Ribbons
Our stocki'oi Ribbons, con-
sisting of Plato Moire ant:
.Fanclcs are excellent val
not at . .25:
1......-
Parallels
‘ o‘er Children .. ..250 to $i
For Ladies . . .. .981; to $2.9
Neckwear
‘ , Dutch Collars. Jabots andl
" Bower. Popular‘Pricco.
I
Hosiery
Black, White. Tans. vuriouui
rib; and Silk~Liolc, at.o5c
Lodica‘ Hose..8iilt. Little and
Gonzo. Black. White
‘Tanumt. ...........25c
Lndics' Silk Herc. Black ant‘
Tans. only . . . ..... 501
Better ones at . . . . . . . $1.001
Kid Gloves
diack. White and Tana.
atlii QI‘I04‘90459750
otll
Underwear for All
A “Dickemian 818011
St Washington Si..So.Norwaik
Telephone 446
property containing about live across
312 500 ’
oioo. Mrs. Berrlen contends that the:
lure children. Wore found today in the
tion of a tempting salad tor this limo:
Dress withxherry juice?
Moiné’hfiii
Flrat Methodist Episcopal Church,
John E. Zelter. pastor—Morning wor-
ahip, 10:30 u. m. The pastor will
,1 preach at both services on Sunder.
‘ The subject of his morning address
will he "l‘ho Ministry of Old Age."
This service will be observed as "Old
ll'olka' Day." in honor 01' the older
members at the church and congrega-
tion. Conveyaneeu to bring the "tlhllt-
ins" 0r aged to and from line church
will be provided. Applications for
such, if desired, canvhe‘ made either
chairman oi the committee in charge
oi'tbio spec-Jul occasion. The choir
will render the following appropriate
selections:
Preludemtfaivary ..... . ...... Milford
Minnelli—”Praises to Thee”
Rubinstein
Ottertorywsopruno role,“ My Ain
i Country" ............ Scotch Melody
Mra' Waterbury
:l’oatludo-Oiiertolre ........ Burt
Etching service? :30. Al the ever»
ling service the pastor will preach on
"‘Tongueo—«ln Harness and Out ” The
choir will give the iollowinx tnuuicai
pregrom:
Preludewmon Song ....... Fry’sinuor
Anthem~--~"Now the day is
1 over" .................. Marius
Oi‘iortory—«Sopruno role 'Juot ior
Today" .................... Abbott
l’ostiudowlliurrh ....... ~ ........ t‘lark
; Other services for the tiny are: The
liiblo school and Men's llihio class at
12:30: the onhiect oi the men's clues
will be' Capitol and Labor. " The tip
worth League orrvim at 0‘: :40 will meet
with Mia: Helen Biting as leader.
...—a...
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
. l). Torrey. photon-At the mornin; sen
vice at 10; 30. the [tutor .wlll preach
ion the unhinct.‘ Our lteawnahle Sen
vice.” ‘ening worrhlp at 7: 30; the
uubject ' the lemon will he. "Stol-
en illeulinno." Sunday mornlnx clan
initiating, 9:30. with F. 14. iledltnt as
leader. Sunday school. 12:05 9. m..
t). J. Clark. superintendent. Envorth
[ensue devotional service at 6:30 p.
m.; the subject will be "Chriatlnn lid-
ucotion. Religious Training and Load»
erohip"; the tendon will be it". Elsie
M’arron BmlthIandlfiiu Mary Um»
stun. Tourney evening. ut 7245. old“
meeting. led by 1-". '1‘. Renee. WudI
holiday. 8 p. in. monthly meeting of
the Methodist Brotherhood. The meet-
ing at the Woman) l-‘omnn Minion
ury Society will he poutponed tor one
week it in dealt-ed that all within:
to cqtributo to the box which is to
rent to Ilia Potter 0! Korea. will
bring the articles at onus, an the box
molt be sent inside oi two wealth.
Thursday. 7:45 p, m.. prayer and proton
service; pleated read John 1: 35-51.
The Children's Day exercises will take
‘plaoe on June 18. lluptlutn oi children
hi the morning Cervice. and the enter
it‘lael by the Sunday urhool at the ow-
lulug Iervioo. Mutio for the day:
l
2’ morning.
" Prelildfi*“"Andilille ........... Kroofior
To ileum No. 4 in 1‘. ........... iluoit
.Boprnuo and A110 threw-Selected.
i’uhtludcwitllrgro Mindoruio. .i..omuire
Inning.
Prelude-wilurceulo .. ....... iloroutter
thlitl'lillW'Tli dreams 1 hoard the 8an
aphini", ........... . . .l-‘uure-lluclt
lQiiIrlolw-"U sweetly breathe the lyre»
above" ...i‘fhopindlholloy
Qtiurtot~I—“'l‘ho mollow are to
4 gliding .......... . ........ ..Holdou
} Poutlude in A ........... .Maciurron
Knight Street A. M. iii. Church. Rev.
t‘hurlou N. illbbouz, panorwl‘reuchlnx
iii 11 u. m., by the pastor. Sabbath
mthool iii. )2: ‘lil p.111. Children's Day
loxort‘laou n1 313011.211. Allen t‘hriaiiun
lidndenvor League. 7 n. m. Worrhip
and notmun by the pastor nt 11 p. m.;
uuhluoi, “Perfect l’rnuo." Mouduy
evening, Trunteoo' meetinu."'1‘ueuduy
«wooing. olasn mooring. Woduotduy
evening. choir meeting Friday even.
lug. prayer muting.
mm
GONGREGA‘HONAL.
.W
Einuth Norwalk ifonrtrottationnl~
10:30 n. 111.. Children‘s Day service.
with program an lollowe:
Organ Prollldtiwl’li‘fil March. .l.onhner
l’ffli‘fiflfilflllfll, No. 287. ”March 0n“-~
lliblo School.
invention. with Lord‘s Prayer.
Choral Reaponne-w‘ultnr me when i
call" ............... ..tlrnuulnn
Responsive Exercise iiervioo, No. 4“
“iloli'u Cull."
\llllleill by the choir.
"l’ruluo yll the Fulhor".....(iounosl
trillions of Welcomowitnbrrt ltuwon.
tonne in; Primary ilepnrtmontwt'lovor
liloaliomo. ‘
.tmitutlt)ti~-—(ino Little Eloy. Charles
Nash.
‘teoitatlunmilrniae (ind.
girls.
.oolinilonwll Funny. George Clarke.
dourwrimtu and Renee. Currie Mao-
Gangland.
three small
to the pastor. or to Charles Trrltitrnm, -
M "'01 Elan. Sunni
Recitationwinttle (liris, Helen Doug-
lit“.
Violin Solo~leo a Dream, John Ster-
_ ling.
RGCltflthll‘“‘A Lesson ior Us. George
I; Rowen.
Recitationmhove Words. Helen JenI
nor.
Primary ExorcisewWhat They Say.
Ioven boys and girls.
Recitatloll-wllecauae He Loves Us 80.
Amy Clarke.
Duet-mine Oliver and Ethel Rocker.
“The Angel” ........... Rubinstein
Recitation—«The Praise Meeting 01. the
Flowers. Pauline Miller.
Song hi" the School-"0li, bountiful
for spurious akltlil."
Recitatioti-~\llhht Our Country Needs.
Edward Weed,
Winder» Meningeal From the Front.
Addreouw.l.. 14. Lawrence.
Children's Day otterins.
Recessionul~The Lord in My Shep
herd.
Organ Poailudoanilrlt‘e. . .ilniiinateln
The committeein charge of the (thib
aren‘t Day oxeroineaz- 811wintendon1
Frank A. Gleason. Mrs. w. 11. Swords,
ma. Horton it. lilaot‘uualand and Min
Margaret 11. Weed. The doeorotlono
were arranged by Mr. and Mrs. John
Henry. Mm Emily Nash oi the newer
committee. 12:05 1). 111.. the Bible
ochool; bouillon meeting of the onlo-
on and tenchern. 12:05 9. 111., the
Men‘s Christian inituiry Club; subject.
"A IAymun'u idea of the 11211141011 07
the Chump to the Community." 1:30
p. 31.. «Nice conducted by Judge John
ll. Light: «object. "The Trim Opulence
oi the Christian Lilo.“
“out. at the First Church. Norwallt:
Momlnq—Chlldren'o Day Bot-vino.
Prelude—Jinan in l) ......‘H. Sum!
Soprano Sonia-I'fllorlu"
A. Bout-Pooch
Quartet—~"Tlie narrate lion 01
Early Dawn" ........ 8. Mennonite
Poetlud/ewAila Marvin ..mN. ll. Allen
1.. No «ironing service.
BAPTIST.
South Norwollt llnptiatv—Rov. M. l“.
Tnuieon. 01 Well ilurtlord. will occupy
the puipu tommuliw, and on are" in-
‘vlted to hear him.
..
Morning.
l‘roludomi‘usmrulh t'l‘o u Wild
Ronni ., . ......Edw. hincllowoll
Anthrww'fiw prulro Thee, ii
tlod" ..................... Schilling
Rt‘lll(\NIc~-I'l’zillol‘. hour Thy child-
rtn's cry" ............... lturdeito
Ol'lt'liorl'm‘Tllo Friend That W'tllitilli
h‘lrh".. ,.................\inry
orsauino ’l‘liuliy Sunday. ll lt.l1'l.. cel-
ebration at tho lloly Conununiou
10:30 a. 111.. orlyhzotlcn oi the Holy
(‘omunion and autumn. 111.111.. Sunday
flcliutll. 1‘ : :10 p. ll‘lu evening prayer and
tension; limit. 'l()ur Crown." Wed-
nominal :30 p m. Brotherhood or at.
Andrew. at the. tome oi Fred Olsen,
North Taylor m! nuo. Thursday. 8 p.
m., the anxiety gplly, “The ”(tilt Pil-
grim and the Hook unloved.“ will be
given by the lumber: oi the Girl:
Friendly Sonloty 'lhoro will be no
charge for admiojtlon. and all membora
oi the pm in: urrliovittd to come. The
pluy in u utury oi the Prayer Book and
it not onh vor'y interesting. but also
educational it it enrichinily hoped that
the Hominy mito‘ol scholar: will all he
nit-rent 133(11in :411 p. in, choir r0
burial. '
in...“
Werner. roctoxuf’i‘rinlty Sunday and
the F911” or 81. hormone—The tint
onlobrulit‘u or the Holy Coulmuuiount
ii o‘clock; Bond y when! «t 11:15: the
ueomul C‘Olflii‘fl ‘n of the Holy 00m“
munlon and p aniline; at 10:30; 11110
slim Sunday urinal lit ~fll‘0nd duvet til
3 p. nt; rvoniny my“ and tampon
at 7:110 it. in. 1 ill phoenix and schol-
urn photo no lt'tl that the pariah
rthrdl in 1:01:11 ‘1 list tension: at 9:111.
and will leer 11;}‘3: and scholar» it!!!”
it? on toilet ..
the mortal lilrowmu tor tomorrow:
1‘ amino.
Gloria Tilvl ...................lloyto
....ll"
Anthem~~"'1‘hu Alieiulntio )
FHHIE‘EC‘?" . .................l‘uelt
flaunt“ .........l......l~loyto
Pullman“ Allvxroito..(‘uthhort Harris '
Evening.
Prelude Nocturne in
A-mluor ..i'. A. Sellout-her
Anthem “The {indium Blunt Hath
llnmi Anny“ ......... Woodwar d
itosponuo thido With tlu‘. .(iahrlol
Oiiortory— SoitIrtrd. z
Quartet “140,113: Now the Light oi
lini‘” ......... . .............. Nevin
L’Ohllllilt‘ in tidal ....... lohn It. Woolf
EPiilCOPAL.
'i‘riufty. lltr ilitwderioit A. i’olmnhn.
router; r2, .1. tiller. ohoirnmuter and
Grove Churc‘, the Rev. J. Benton
Preiliilem-Ai‘o grin. from
Elmtlrllu ...............i‘"luloww
Rifle Elohim a. ........ ......Jioyte
Billillflli Hill
Bohr and Beauty 01 the Hair
Presented .Wtih llarmlepo
Remedy Made From Sade?"
Drnggiuts everywhere comment on
the fact that they are trolling large
quantities of sage ioi mulling old-
fashioned "sage tea," uuth no was 111491]
by our grandmothers for promoting the
growth at their hair. making it hurry
and -benutliul and restoring its natur-
al color.
The demand for this well-known
herb [or this purpoue hits been so great
that one manufacturer has taken ud-
vonlngo of the tact out! has placed on
the market an ideal l'uage tea." eon.
mining nulphur. a valuable remedy for
dundruil' and scalp rashes and irrita-
tions. called i‘i'yeth’s Sage and Snlr
phur Hair Remedy.
The manufat-turera of this remedy
authorize drugglsta to soil it under
guarantee lhnt tho money will he re-
funded 11' it fails to do exactly as rep.
resented.
This preparation is offered to tilt“
public at titty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and told by 1111 drug-
.rlsts. Special agent, Stilleoh-l’owell
Corporation.
rigour! {lei ....; ............. Hoyle
Gloria in Exoeloiu .............. lioyte
i‘tmlude .................... Gounod
Evening.
Prelude in l) ................ Loulure
hingnliitut in il-iint ........... Marita
None lfiliniitiu lu ll-iiui ........ Mill‘kh
Antiiomw'd um Alpha and
Omega“ ................... Steiner
Contralio Solo~--~"l.ore not the
world" .................... Sullivan
Mina tit-Heme.
l‘ostludowv‘i‘rlumphnl March .. .(‘oota
Chriatn‘hurrh. Rev. J. llypltin
llrown. photorw—I’l‘rinily Sunday. Sun»
day school at 10 a. in. Holy Continuu-
ion and sermon til 11 a. in.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. or
.\‘or\\‘ullt-~Illemilnr Sunday services at
the reaction "mm. Munonic building. at
ll n. in. Suhjott, June 41. "God. the
l’reeerrer of Man." Testimony meet
in, Wednesday. at S t). to. To both
survives the public in cordially and
:raternnll5 imltrd limiting 701m
open to the public each Melt dux ul
turmoil truth 2 .31 to 4: ill.
...—.—
SALVATION ARMY.
Sort-iron will be held or the Army
null on Water street tonight ill 13:15
:1. m. and tomorrow at 11 h. m. and ii.
3. to. Sunday oohool at .'l p. in. ~l'ouun
People's lmulon 111 6:30 p. in. (men
ulr meetings will be held. wonthor per
million. each oreulng at 7:?“ p. m.
l-‘lrmyhmly wolcomo. Adjutant and
lire. .l. T. Winiorhoiiom unicorn in
linruo or local \‘i‘Ol’liu 11 is exported
'hut Sister ilolnmuro, who has been an
xiruriio trawler. and has been on
, used in uiiuuionni') omit “111 «pm.
'xl the Sunday cloning hunting.
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FATHERS‘ ‘olw HALTS.
iHul‘orhlll Gazelle.)
Motheru' day is observed on the
Gemini Sunday 01 each May. nud it in
now proposed to dedicate the third
Sunday in June to (other. Somehow
though. the (other movement lit not
meeting with encouraging response.
Probably that in bocuuue taint-r him.
sell in optioned. "Other known uho to
deserving of honor and la willing that
it should he puld. Father in ready in
most euros» to lend the prorounton in
honor oi mother. but when it comes in
mailing a in» over hlmuoli he haiku.
llo lun‘t ill“! to that sort oi thing and
it bui‘t his nature. ills bouillon in to
provide tor mother and the brood. and
he in juut no willing to provide glory on
limb. submitting to prnlre would be
to him like a confession oi dependence
undue inn’t ready for that yet. Sort
our and rentlnloutol bard: do not build
rhyme: around itthor; the-v leave that
to the Jackpot Jingleru. Neilhor are
lhero‘hott‘eniug tough about him; be
main into the ballad: wonoionniiy alert :1
1
over . He went: to be let alone.
is willing to lot hilt bowed hook and
silvored hair hour their own tutti-
mony 01 his Worth, but will certainly
not oupm‘t a movement to not apart
on annual day in his arterial honor. ”.7
think: that surh recognition all in due
him ought to he ngirend equally am
the i105 dove in the year.
MAI-11W“. . ..
Sentinel want ad». tiring results.
A .. m—‘J‘AM
“who-«M . ..
""1 2.?“ rowouits
a. n... . ......
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F01! BHILDREN.‘
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..kng £013?! .437. Y.
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g glow
' " till:
it. henna with...
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with tho nawhuclt and the Hornpipe“
and he union the company" very!
morn. Ho do“ not want to be aobhud .
lie
tut to '
who E ill lilrttil Company
iEniuhliuhrh 1115?.
THE NEMO CORSET. VACATION SALE
THE NEW Sill-CALLED "LASTIKOPS" NEMO
IS FOR STOUT AND FUEL FIGURES NEMOS ARE
MADE WITH DOUBLE BONE WREfi. PRACTIC~
ALLY UNBREAKABLE. AND WITH §TiEELS OF
THE HIGHEST QUALITY.
For slender and medium figures, in several models ._
with Lastikop bands, in sizes from 18 to 26.
For stout figures, self-reducing models, with hip-con-
fining bands, either high or low bust. aizes from 19 to 36.
WOMEN INTERESTED IN THE NE'th ARE IN-
VITED TO INSPECT THE DIFFERENT MODELS,
ON EXHIBITION AT THE CORSET SECTION.
PRICES $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00.
a
TOILET CREAMS DEMANDED IN’ SUMMER
For Cleansing, Sunhu'n, Freckles, and Skin
Healing. .‘ "”
DAGGETT & RAMSDELL‘S PERFECT COLD
CREAM~ 2
Trial size too. 4 oz. Jar, ' soc.
Large size, 25c. 8 oz. Jar, 850.
2 oz. Jar. 35c. 16 oz. Jar. $1.50.
HANSON-JENKS FINE GRADE. AGREEABLE
CREAM-—
Cucumber. 500. Ilys Ceratc. 50c.
Halcyon Rose. 50c. Violet Brut. 50c.
Milk oi Cucumber and Orris, $1.00.
RICHARD HUDNUT'S CREAMS~
Marvelous. use. Toilet Ccrate. 50:.
Cream 800., 50c. Cucumber and Orris, $1.
MIRA~DENA—-
Cold Cream, 50c. Skin Food.
PUMPEHAN MASSAGE CREAM-—
50c. and $1.
2 oz. Jars, 35c. 5 oz. Jars, 58c.
BEAUSKIN CREAM. WHITE"-
- 02.13", use. 8 oz. Jars 450.
.uskin Velvetta Massage, 25 and 75c.
Jcrgcn‘s Almond Cream, :tc bottle.
Hind”: Almond and Honey Cream, 38c.
Soc'iete Hygieniquc, Lair dos Violettcs, 75c.
Rikcr‘s Ceratc, 50¢ jar.
Cold Cream, ‘ 24c.
J. C. Crane‘s Elcaya. ’Dry Creiim. . 50c.
‘ .Witch Hazel Cream. 56¢-
Kintho Cream. 50: and $1.00.
Lream Josephine, 50c.
Othine. $1.00.
" ‘c Mirador. v 25 and 50c.
4.. .tecamicr, 45c.
Mme. Stillman's Freckle Cream, 394:.
De Miracle Cream. 32c.
McNamara'u Elegantis Cream, 25c.
Hepnerjs Cream. large jars, $1.00 and $2.50.
Creme Imperatrice, 57c.
Stein‘s Knickerbocker Cream. 50¢:
Frostilla, 19c. Espey, 19c.
Lanciin, 20c. Bel Ben, 250.
l Sanitol. 19c. Oxzyn Balm. 25c.
Ideal Tissue Builder. ap ireciatcd by motorists, golf
players and yachtsmen. large jar, $1.”
At the Toilet Section.
Eire h. will. Emit Company.
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House Dresses
The new lilti'ii oi’ llmmc Built; in winning all Eiiil'lll
i'l vomplilurutw. and there in no reunion why a boom
honour cannot have hummer grove. comfort Mill
style. nheh till it pretty Dresden can he hud for no
5 little hurt. Mini 01‘ thou/o lironaos two in the out“
were style. wi h equate l‘intrh nook and throe-nunr»
l u-rlon.;th other. The muterinlo are good quality
l‘tll‘i‘nle or Luau. in hunt striped or iigurou; 01.10
hook and whim chock. At the regular prlouwli. if?»
IIIII Huey are re heritable mine. but thin wroh‘o onetinl
tote price is 911-. . loss than you’d my lot the mulling.
The N. ii. Ryan Co.
111: Wuhinmn Street
Sentinel For Sale. To Let and Want Ads. Pay
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