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AW potable
Wormflonudsionsforfisli
mudmssorsmh _
rusnik ”WU
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limit 3W
Bears the
_ In
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For liver
Thirty Years
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This Week’ s Special
Corsets 81
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Brassiers
CORSETB
R a 6
R & G is a home product. We
carry more R 51 G styled than
all other: combined.
Prion $1.00 and 01.50
‘ . Also good numbers at 50c.
American Lady
Next to R & G this“ our most
popular Corset.
' ’ Prion 01.00 and 81.50
Lad); Betty .
Che Spinna Steel which in used
"in this Corset is unbreakable.
Price. emo and $2.00
. Home CorIotI ‘
, The Nemo Self-Reducing Corset
I in weil‘ltnown.
' Price $3.00.
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A. Dickerman 81 Son
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We Give 5. 5. ii. Trading Stainps
BRASSIERES
A good Corset in not enough.
The contour of your figure
the corset requires the
D-BIvoiIe lreuiere
50941.00
the most. atyliah and coin-
rortahle Branders made. In"
iii-penal: with thin season’s
low-bunt eorIetii. .
Have qut‘ received ai
purchane oi
Embroidered amulet-u
for only 260
A bargain while they last.
We will take the opportunity oi
this sale to’ioiier some, part
numbers oi
$1.00 Comte at 50 cents:
special
TELEPHONE 446
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to cause embarrasement.
In #218!!! Hook and Ey'eI. No 31911.; Ikirtweata or shirt waist:
They Itay where putt
strongest and heat on the market Cannot rust. Ends cannot pull
apart or overlap beceuse of the lock: cannot twist or slip.
'2 The onlyreel improvement inhookeandeyuinoo’enm
They are the
bmmmm
3 interstate
.f would not grant the incmae in the: Mk! Cf" W required i0 lifeline his has ’” to "’“m’ u" “’9 “m“ °l
g height rates which the roads no much; purine 30 minutes. on Will be allow ”m" 3°” °’ B"“‘“‘""“"’ W" ”W
and the lit oi your sown above . "
4'. ‘ getting their increase.
'j enxiaeaia increase is not muted \trhy
. there seemed to be no doubt am mi the time the ehkiiie to plow! on the; "W 4|ch Mum" "REM-0
« day but that they would to out.
Oiiicial count turn you 3.1",
Finished Today in New ‘
Yorii city
lilii ii iii iiill
ii Liiis iliii- iii
What the iiImands oi Engine
‘ Drivers Consisiot
The 3.000 engineers of the Now liu
vcn road, now that the strike poll otj mu“ °' '9'“ additional ‘0 “‘3 addedidtiring the past tow day’a. Mudholei
the road hon been taken, are waiting
anxioualy until tonight. when it is
expected that the grand unicorn or
their order will have completed the
counting, which will determine an to
whether the men niiail go out or not.
They until today that the nit-men
me coming next with a 10 per cent
demand.
The rank and tile of the engineers
it appeared today were determined
to go out-wit was even «aid that there
would be no split in their room to mini
matter. but it was also said that it
. l min.
i Horace R. Nash,
:Ovofiime to be computed on minute
in“ is. i
i Engineer: will be paid at over-timer
irate ior all time owr 18 hours held ati
iother than their home terminal i
i Twuntt tive cent: (25.) per 100
to through freight rntca ior locaii
ireight eervlce according to «loan or
.eugineii
switching Service.
; Rutea {or entities in switching 801 i
i vice 31.50 per day. Ten (10) houru or‘
‘lew to commute a day' a work. All
over ten (10) hours to 1m paid ior pio
Overtime to he
iminute battle.
i Belt Line. servicI.
'i Enaineera to belt line mtice will
be paid $500 per day, ten (10) hours
.or Inn to (onuitute I day. All over
i
v.
computed on ‘
Meet every
’. cookiiizfiioéd.
VISIBLE BAKING AND
ROASTI‘NG wirti rm;
' GLAss ovnn noon
r‘on unit or
Cor. N. M. 81 West Stsflfi
.ROA‘N ARE lMVLflQVINB
Mi
South Not-walk Now Amatihle by An-
tomohiie.
The condition oi the highways about ,
D'Ln‘llli‘y litia impror'od' materillly
still exist In some pine". pod auto-
mahl'ea have been itailedtiwith A day
or no so badly that it buI been neces-
emy to pet harm to draw them out.
but such Ipou are becoming tower ov
cry day and the end oi the precinct
“'(K‘Jt. oi the weather iii favorable.
;ahould see the end oi moat oi this
trouble.
The road to Norwallt by way oi Su-
itar Hollow and lirapchvllie is now in
:13004! condition love for three or iour
mom that must ’be takIn cueiully.
One oi there iI near the Junction of
was .noi believed that a atrilic would: ten (10) hour: 50 cents oer hour "h” “‘"r' “m '0“ "’"h ‘1" Ml”
tithe place because it wan thought that
the New Haven road at lean and thiil
la 0an one oi the 50 roads involved in
rule diapute \iould grunt something or
an inrreue.
It in believod by the New- diaven
engineers that the committed oi rail-
road vice pneumonia who have henn
handling this condition for, the rail
roads have been holding bacit In long
uthey could in order to we 1! the
Commerce \ communion
denim, heiore they granted the chal-
‘1icerI any increase whatsoever.
thin irclght increase in granted, them
it on paid that the incl would be
brought out. in the event oi h urllto
that the engineers now have to tnkei
“‘tiie kettlca." lit the enxluecra call a
locomotive, which the company pro ed more thou 30 minutiae between inrdi pieced oi rcal estate horses, wagons,
vidca them and, tint to accomplish limit board! governing yard m whichiand other personal property belong
the WW" with “W“ ““30 “‘9" need; train in to ho delivered itnd the pointi “'5 1° Ralph T°'°"° the ““53““; u
to have to periorm at timea when oath 0‘ iioai relief. and to be [laid for at . 'Iiiliani oi David Kilns. have been at
man had chemo oi hie own locomotive the orertime rote according to (“88' tucbed in a 310.000 civil
‘ —~timea when. it the engineer tree laid
Q oii. his engine on 111111 oil with bird.
in Hill connection it is intern-ting
to know Just what the demands oi
the engineers arc. and the wage and
time cheduie desired in printed be
low: ,
Pamper Ram.
Enniuna with cylinder: of 20 inches
or loan in diameter 84. to per 100 milea
orieae. Engines with cylinders over
20 inchee in diameter u 80 per 1'00
milpe or lead. hilleI made in excels at
100 pro rata. y
Overtime“ through puncd‘ger ear.-
rice to pin computed on a battle at '20
miles per hour. . .
Overtime will be paid for at, 70 could
per hour. 1
_ Electric Serving. .
xWherovér electric service til-initiali-
ed or now in operation locomotive en-
ziueern will take the poutionp {in elec-
tric locomotives or multiple unit
train. tinder the'prevaiiing Ioheduiee
zonal-nip; nice at my endpooaditloo
in steam scrape. ‘Any change from
.eteani’ in MN“? ‘or other‘mouve
power in any rpm at any point on the
Initial; such grower will be mounted by
engineers apd. paid according to the
nerhioq ior tho territory adopted. or
what-9' electricity or multiple un‘tt
impotenterwiipon Item incite or
mpki & ‘ hymn or
where trloi'tmtz” M on linept! to
hoidin: cardinal“ :athey Abali be on
omen hy‘finflilnliel’h, operating steam,
H
i
1 mm iiqdor in on. alleged hlipd
‘ tini- rolort our more. C
' t
iOvertime to be" cornputed on minute
hula.
costum- oi ample-crowed yard and
belt line enilbee will report for dot)
let the appointed time and will receive
iowhaif bour’hpay in addition to the
iremiar new pay for reporting 30
lmlnutea in attrition oi the commence
intent of the dire work in care oia
double-crowed engine: it engineeroi
{do not when each other at the ap-
polnted time and the engineer of the
led ior Ionic. i
“i Beginning mi Ending oi a Day.
in Ill clause: at road «styles In on
dammed mind will conclude an
i‘dulmed “Win" "item by hootvi
ier at terminat. - i
i initial Terminal Delay. i
Final terminal delay will be midi
for at the end or the trip when delay i
~ oi engine on the minute basin.
i Moore et- lerviae Law.
Am’optimeut or section ii iii the An-
plicatlon or the sixteen Hour Lav
-. Entour- io-atrein nervice tied uni
under the teat will be paid continuum»
itime from initial point to tleup point
When they rename duty on continuous
trip they will be paid from the neon
.‘poitvi to the next tie-up point, or to
the terminal on the hula 0! a mini-
mum day. It iI under-toad that thin
doe. not permit running enginen
:through terminals or around other
crews at terminals union ouch prac-
‘tloe is permitted under the pay Iohed
idle. ‘
it in undératood that existing rates
or pay or better working conditions
zonal! not be reduced by the rates or .
rules hereby agreed upon .nor “all
General Committeee or AdiiiItntent he
debured'irom halting up with their
reopective manner! nutter: not. (15‘
pitted at am conference. - .
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riLea current in a To 14 one.
Your dmuint will roman money it
Pun Ointment iailI to euro. on! one
or itching. nitnd. Bleedinn or Protrnd
‘ins PtleI in C to 14 den Boo.
'W
TRIED TO lNGiMRATi IOY.
marginal DIM. ‘”
Boneley‘yand tilt wire are tinder erupt
‘heret. teller
out his". unit lie in imbibed too
Th” "AM
It 1. all
i-iatnden renter-day made
Man and Wire Airmen onion”innitb
DADBDEN. A111,. April ioL~4~w1toeiIr '
‘ .witii attemtin. .
. to inplnarniii lllIt'a truth)“. a iii-year- ‘
brook road and mother in About a
quarter oi a mile mouth of Maplewood.
The rain oi Sunday alteration rotten
ed then two Ipota up and motorlnta
who attempted to neaoiiate them liter
it had some trouble. .
The road between the Fair grounds
and the note highway below Sugar
Hollow in rutty. but bad no third about
hoiore yeaterdny’a rain. The new
otretch of state road north oi Branch-
Bridgeport“ Advertiumentl.
one in iii no 0111an
i
ville in in good condition, although it ‘ '
road in in line condition, especially
iwhere it was oiled last season A
more Or more oi Danbury automobii
i? i will be no hitch u no tine euglnuraillhurl time min continence so min H“! made the Journey to Norwaiit Sun
And ii the area before imtnt roundhouae -or ”Fulfill”! M"
w
mushrooms on 1113th Paper-u oi
Kilng‘a Alsatian Who in Otlll
at Large.
NEW HAVEN April 10.~Two
action
brought by Attorneys Charles J. Mar
itin and William '13 Minor. rcprcoent-
' inn Kline and his tacitly.
The complaint recites the details at
the aaeauli. and the injuries to Kilns.
Ind at: forth that Kilns will be per-
mnenu‘y injured. li he recovers. lo
the event at Kilng'I death. the com.
menu will. at (scum; be amended.
The deputy Iberiii went to Hith-
wood and attached the lam and ev-
erything connected with it in the suit.
and last night 'l‘orotlo'a brother An.
ltonio we: manning to subtriitulo a
bond for the neuronal
inched. .
Young Kilns. at St. Raphael’s
property at-
hos.
pit-t. he: failed to show any improve.
meat. and M Itili unconscious. The
operation to remove parts or the
broken home which were pressing on
tha brain. bu apparently had no oi-
iect He iii Itlll in a; critical condi
tion. Private cltioena oi the town of
another
lurch Aboattp 'i'oii '61 the die
trict. thinkiiiit “5.12%.ch would
mite Ionic “tempt to no this wire ni-
tel' his flight. . ‘91,” ,.
Bent rotundy known for
For Coughs Colds
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n.‘
[rite ‘wnsn Goons scori'ou
William 185?. ‘ ’
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF .NOVELTIES'
IN BORDERED COTTON VOILES.
Meander Voilea.
slicer, but woven with 11 crisp tlii'
isc to keep in sliuiic witlmui lit-co
from dampness and constant wear.
'l'lit: iicwcst \‘tiilt's urc
lilit‘ iiiitl
curl so that tiiry pmiw
tiring lllllii and firing}?
Tlli' coloring» :ii't- illi-
ununl shades of blue, rose and tau. plain or ivitli drip“,
null the borders are with ilrcmlt-u
27 inclicii \i'liii'.
“Wish (iiiill
ur Bulgarian crviurings.
50c.
ix Sot‘timi. lmi'i'i‘ Hi‘itil'.
MEN'S WHITE
Most men like for owning w
GLOVES.
car the white gloves
that have the little. "fourcltcitw" oi \\'iiilt' sill.- till the in-
sitlcs of the fingers. Tilt‘St‘ lllitkt‘ i
tolastic nntl cunti‘m‘tablc.
lic glum i‘tlillt'l‘. more
$1.50 and $2.00.
Plain White Kid Gloves, um-
tt‘iii. $1.50.
large white. pearl init-
Light Gray Suede Gloves for afternoon twat. $1.50.
NOVELTIES IN THE C
HINA STORE.
Some Brenden Figuringo arc dancing on a ”thin mp.
They are tiny lien-itching rrrnturcs
variegated litiufi'ant skirts. tinting
of with
it singly titiil in groups
porcelain
Tlic lowr of dainty triflcs will like in 1151 Uncut as tlinnrr
favors or prizes. 25 and soc.
t Bottles. New mil-s iii 01‘
posit, amber. rose. and green.
and $3.00.
Tim-c
_\',~l:li gla<~ in silver tlc- .
$1.50. $2.50
sizt‘s.
Sugar and Cream Sen. limt‘lx :tnti jugs of heavy j
glass in silver deposit. a baskctry l
Tall Slender Flasks. Willi hllYt‘
waicre. at $3.50.
Compote: vilitir silver aphlicrl.
Stands for teapots or rat nos.
$5.00 and $7.00.
An extremely inn-renting cxhil
itittcrn. $1.75 and $2.75.
r stnpplcx fur toilet
82.7 5.
silver applied. 83.75.
iii.
There is a new arrival at Baiketry.
or tlt'c smoked bamlxm in various
Sandwich and cake baskcts, «xiii
contain cases for growing flowers. 01‘ cups for
which cut flowers can he piacml.
ancse reed, (will and round, with or
ly woven grass baskets for sii- piping, etc.
iug, very artistic and low prim-ti.
"Sn-sti- Dakc"
sizes and designs.
siiapctl baskets that
water in
Baskets or white Jap—
iritiuiiit handles. loom»
\‘cry interest
in tho Basement.
01112 B. 1% with illuminant}.
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
Fresh Laid Eggs. per dozen,
17 lb. Granulated Sugar
8%
"lb. Granulawd Sugar
2 Caps tall Shinion‘
Peerless Flour per bag,
A large supply of Fresh Vegetables
PHONE 12644.
in nourioe GRANULATED some FOR.
an“ Iowa}. A round
prev-rheumA aAo
AoIII
The Great A81? Tea Company
home
«can: KlLED ev CAR.
'NOWH MANCHESTER April 10.":
A Mancheater green car headed ior.
Snort“?
outlay «evening and killed it. The
Itraotii and the owner of the eninial iii
it , i
Election! want all. mm W:
ill
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$1. 00 '
~ ‘ 50¢
25c> ’
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22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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Manchester atrucli I horse into
was running wild thr’oucht‘ibe
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