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NEW HAVEN. April 3.-—-Conneoti-
VALE. JUlaIOK FRATERNIHEB. ILIGHTHOUBI OTRUCK IV MONT-I
MING.
the Fable bulldinr by n m or
"‘ ”gnu“ m
' in e common occurrence,
' treeliv‘
’ known Who they are euppoeed to ill. ‘
gumfllflflulm'
,. ,‘ .lneo rem that a short time on he
I was in his oiled one
. dew. The porten who one with hint
not men, members or the close o: 19“ NAN Tummy ”out, More, April
Mun nemhorehlp in the junior a.—-6enlraty ushthoune wee struck by
, c ireternitioe It Yam were W lightnin: during not limit nerd,
_, -ma lode? II MIOWB- l and the tune or the tower, on duo
Hobo Dem Phi: Julian 1'. Bishop. aged considerably. A dwul'ui; coco:
;Wrt. i pied by one or the lreepefl wee alto
,;~,; Dede more Epsilon: Mid 3* struck by lixhtnint'enil more.
. Mower. New Haven:
Nathaniel
,_ mm theld. FILES WHIP IN I TO lo DAYI.
no. Pal: Orrin p. minourn Hurt Your amulet will reload money it
find. [Pm Ointment tell- to cure on: one
Beta Theta Pi: Joseph P (:asidr. of at itching, Blind. Bleeding or Prot‘rud-
oiorum tor the two men who were
doing the eavesdropping rein-m
under the window of the Weston“
'merchent‘e olden. lle exert up to
distance-wry. and united whet be wee
men, much under tboiluddenoe of
liquor. wee annulled and robbed near
e'rtnort , douche. The” IMDUIOQ'
clued nttoir doomed to
“(it intuit-id's to mm in Weetnoii.
Title floturdey holdup fol. Mignon
and rib
though the t’oleeiu, imbibe quite
at John Barleyooln, at the
some time tile procure should be
stopped“ lid to the present there
hen not been evidence email: w
convict lily oi the perpetrator: gt
these deede, but it it new“!!!
Wmmt harbors e not or WIM-
who niwnye have money, but eeidom
if ever work. Now. In the”. demo
per-on dude not gave money without
dome kind or lebor or oiled have it
bonded to bin: in one way or an-
other. At the ere-ant .ii-ie um are
,lully belt a dozen or there rowdlee
in town who ere livinaolthem
connecting Poinok. Thie- may be a
erotic ’u’uruon to mine but no one
A. certain build and edelneee
create: m
be heard someone outdde hie win-
rolled in: uenrlon to the noted uni
allege-1M
(load and mm to the reelr end
willie he won dole: title he would
no.» up the convertbtion. This new
ilemen aunt we“ been it good loon-
llmn “0‘"th and glued whet-they
fluted. They eluted on 1 run With
the Women merchant other then.
He overtook one at than n noon
doing there. nod he replied: “it no
inst tor-tun." lie wee there. He ed»
W
womb! drill Mn learner
evening ‘or idiot week e Mull tour: I“
«been oi 1m Woollen end rm
untied.” told fellow! In (tour! by
theweiltout thitmt‘
fond mmtiwu clone in cheap”,
Mm which minted mm
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M. . we...
Ynmdfl t not touch it rotten nette-
, to enrol! tint went- ,I
NEGKWEAR
me Colin" and Collar and
realm are in greet timed.
We hove e good eeeortmenlt.
EABTER GLOVE.
‘3wa lady wants a new psi: at
A”Glover; [or Enter. hook ‘at
our line "
. Home” Kide no ..
Bleek, White. Tans
“Welt End" Krdl It ..... .emo
,_ Black, White galore.
mutiroiovu at ”MM.“
Bil/Olly m, .0010". . I
" find with whet the world me: you.
‘ Enter time we all want to have something new. uni we are ready
in; Pile: In 6 to it den. 60:.
SHIRT WAlm
We have read?“ our Spring
nook and thew the intent It.
DOW” m
letter-finde- ....el.aoeoM
SPRING HOMIIIV
,Ouruoelelty._....... ”one“
Blochwhttehne
,Ilblt H00! 'I.......tliloeod$1
Black White. Tenn. ’
dien' end (ibildrert’e.
WISE?- WTMINT
“AWN” urn“ .‘ m a
Are delervedlyr nodule!
Stilt“.
And the enter them the harder: it
; to not known. not evidentlr be will
" lieu: mm nerehent. I‘ru culprit
nan-mm Vulm et mutt» ‘i
I electric m
ulna-I.
erect-l ewe-eat," 'f'frue m’lm Video. it need. redid 5m not...
Show." “In!!!“ em." lat—Ir ,
., ,_ irate priced record bellied him but
I: he been gm mum”, eluding
it OOCoueteintbeLeediu
rieed than to etny any in fixture
which be pwlnieed to do.
pushed Minion upon new
midtown end «mm
opulent: mole. m M,
whet this nonrethinu dolor” new
'moortibetrieeuyorhieeevee‘
4mm It the prelude! motioned.
A ehort tine m a bottom low
on auto street. «he in in hie elect,
or onetime tether W‘IQM ereeintef
bed about the one experience to the
moot «unit that!» Meyer.
but be one round out I.
through on they directly under no
, , end In identity to
thereby known. Undoubtedly he hit
odtoreelieetbetnttheunebeglfi
the bottom nun who enlisted utter
hint bed on liver-lenient; “looped with
romeo in:- My tone retell Intent
One or there yum m bet I
tile w outbox-men flit
or “other teen.
up end give: their juet dune.
This new one of, the M ‘eh- I”...
meet told the merchant that (he ' Q“
«neon-t ‘
no hoped that
- Hamlet: .(ette will be mounted
Mill. on eubee
litany mmwont to south
Norwnlk. There be pulled mother
«W but ”nutrition we: nude by
his Wit, WM let! the W More
no druid be under! lot the item-Idea
odenue ,
Then We! the we of late men-
, ,rtAllloir. Attorney Culli-
(but hr, the prison
2m duee‘t‘iohed by Judge
WWOJQII our on M: train-
1?” m fidrwalb In, Mule where
I
mm till: in undo-unful- I .w’ltn
out ,a. p’egtin bie- pocket end with n
Moreehwblelr lied been craving food
for be re. [dammed in front at I
e confidant and Melly round couture '
mouth to entru- end eel: a chance to
do n~liitle work no. thet he might get
”wig?”
due .birn end loom tiller he wee
entered it: We told trim (int be
bid not thet day :ehd had do
Hoodlum to so to: The rattle
m‘mmflmonotetoe "lend.
endboldttlnltoeomebecirin the
nurture fl‘bie Home did- » ‘
, m mottled. .
The derelict. bu nlwey: been o
Wy- mm “d rnoet or the or-
m m round him trowel
were other committed during hie
Mina ol- wntie creme tor it. An
the den W into ”on lint
eon been to will, A little confidence
in biotin! mm. eohriety end ln'dtnr
try corned blot no Nah I place in our
entplnyer‘e "we (not he made nth,
uelletnnt manor of the meteor»:
«Molten. Inmltchnrnotohe”
wdmednfldbenhdhleemploy
ammonium.
lathe mine bonnet- venue
:Illllo moot of your attention. to drink.
around, for e. little while nem- '
handling W m to get work He I
The proprietor put .
,him at mt end when the day no
embeddable) whet. MESY‘WIIPM
Iiob open until. he been (from ine. "
Mylo-n.
Judge cue called Mellon betore
him end aid:
IiYour ecu-eel we, tint you ettit
le diet :0?"
Willi trembling lipe and yet with
on mer hopemineen about him, hiat-
eon laid:
“Yen. your honor. lltnow than
an old exbrue. but its true in my
cane." ‘
"Did you have any trouble in set
ting n lonelier you left the slate prie
eboulder " ' , ‘
"Yen. Ilr."
"What did you do in the way of
trying to obtain work?"
dnyt‘hins."
"People didn't have any non for you
booeuee you come from, prison?"
."l'ee, air; .that'e it." I
“How long eluce you have had e
drink?"
"About 23 monihu. " ,
' ' Partnered Melon.
.ludke Cane then took him over his
experiences In related above, and
edited;
"Your couneei says you have 3qu
ed your witennd ‘child. How
old in the child?"
"‘lt'e a child by e. tamer Immine-
-nly wife: child—nine were old
your honor. he not e furnished homo
end my employer em he'll keep my
There wasn't hutch noise in the
court room a Meteon'e amniotic re-
cite! we. in progreee. and when. at
its conclusion, Judge Cue hesitated.
e moment, the silence on lntenee.
”only JodxeCeee held:
" "l thin you're earned some eon-
Iidereuon. it haunt be rather die-
warning for e men in your position
«Minnelli. linmwerama
are: memo-uterine; will
numeral told otbmor
mebx.".,,
m we. . .
Prominent (or M were In ’eoiei
Dentin. G301“; in E,
deserted: Steel» ontogeny ot- Ellwood
City. ohtnlhed nor Idea 1 written ill
m let-eve turd wort eerned him
I it. had found hw-
mmWWI-uoom-
pitted the Nerlden police dent notices
etitbreedoethedthedeeerinelon or
M and filled. One til theme
mummreillmtnemdsol
in. Ellwood cuithluornllce end
it“ MW mm with
mhmmflet. mm wee
item at room (limo under too
Mediomhhuber Newer-
Aura minnow omit, upon recto.
“ileum! **
:F‘ iii menurtroablieeteruoy woe lilo
, m an w..m who: drill
«mm,
Nineteenth
idobouttor
tummy rattler com out '
theeetlquWet the miller
{rile-ulna eel ennui but WRMI.I
“ «round by his widow.- -
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4
end bid been emaciated with ,
town «as elnee. For may your he “
tollowodthewnterintbecenncltydl
oyetemul on hard hleown croft. the
old Ewen. et one time tumult
among the outerboete oi' tble vicinity.
No we: eleo unthln of beveled plen-
ure yachts. Cent. Winter. of Stem-
:r‘eere on hie yacht end he wee elno
commend» oi Commodore Smith's
on very well known in this town. end
in all of the shore tonne of Collecti-
ont and. New York, mniouidrly tubes
the cellar: and iiehermeu " ‘
lain Peter Decker. of East Nor-walk.
' He in survived by throe» elitism»
llre. Alexander Strong, of New rm.
- wife of e. prominent ubyeldlen there
hire. once Neil. of New York. ind
Mn. Alb-em Allotment. of south Nor-
yell: Petey, e. brother at the doom
ed. widen in deuteron. Be in tho
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nmmnmtetlermlnem‘
told. employed him for at number oi _
yacht when the letter wile nonma- ._
dole or the New York Yacht out He
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letrioity. nurlnd the out year in. ‘
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HONG KONG FURNITURE " '
For summer living rooms, yachts and verandee.
As you sink into the depths of one of thcsc casy Cili-
ncse chairs you hardly stop 'to think that the material ‘
grew along the shore Chile China Sea, "where the ddwn,
comes up Iikctllunder,” and on the banks of tile. Yallg— ,
cured, and
woven
tsc~Kiang river. It is gathered by coolics,
hand-Woven into a stout cord, which is in turn
thrmrgh‘strands of reed to form a very compact article. ' -
As this grass grown in the ocean, the articles made from"
it quite naturally oi’fcr tilc grcatcst resistance to the cf~
icgts of moisture, and it absolutely cannot be damaged by
water.
No bamboo is used in any part of the canstruction,
and the only wood that amounts is in thc runners of the
T0 shellac or other finish is used, and the
rocking chairs.
pieces are in the natural state. 3
' Perhaps. the greatest charm at all is in the variety of .
designs. and thcrc is not on unattractive
piece in the whole selection. Ollc chooses as to his or her
or undesirable
r ,I‘
owll taste ' i (9
Large Rocker: and Armchairs have cleverly woven {
and capricious side pockets, into uhich may be stowed
magazines, sewing work, candy boxes, books, etc And a.
man} may- keep his pipes and 'baccv lllcrc handy and llll— "
neon. 86.501311! $675. "I , ,
Medium sized Armed Rockers and Chairs, $5.50,, - .
E-mwm _ ‘
Cmton Chain, the "hour glass design, of genuine
rattan, $4.75. ' '
Reclining Chairs of pcclcd Malacca canc. most com-
fortable, $7.35.
Dim, regular size. high backs, arms $12. 75. t"
Tabled, round or square, “illl under shelves. large
enough to hold tea thing's, books. etc. $6.35 and $6.50.
Fourth floor.
SWEATERS FOR WOMEN. . ’ '
‘A‘ new . line just" received, including the man-
nlsll styles with the heavy Shaker stitch, which are so
much liked by athletic. women, golf players and cross- '
country trumpets. April isa-t uncertain maid, and one
. corner tell whether she wr‘l hit)“ hot or cold. Sweat-
ers willbenoedcd. ~ _ y
_ "DEW”, for misses aid children. a large variety
of desirable colorings. ~ has and $2.50 ‘
Women' e Sweaters. $3. 50, $5.00 and $7. so.
. Second floor, front.
Japanese Prints. Those remaining from the decora-
lions in the Itipaucsc Room during Fair ll eek. Reproducz‘I . _ ,
sizes, 25 and sec. ‘ I
Second floor. I
Those pereone who received checks for Souvenirs end , V} 1;:
were unable to have them redeemed on Saturday evening, ., ‘
‘of hit Week. are requested to present their checks on
Wednesdeyor ibereelter. and receive their souvenirs.
Sl’EClALS FOR EASTER Y ' :
Flesh Laid Eggs; per dozen, ’ _ I,
lie or @0va pet can. ,_ lilo”
Vegetables
”‘00?" MM" 111‘.
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