m “it outfiwlll. For our ’f
n n: in theoonvenllon line“
entire Week.
v
i
.. ”Wm Mil thine-1th week
i " monotony has ever known. in”
‘ her. 1904. when the lent con?
m all hold them, me- some
', tom etmndodAeeplh thedoct elm
ttythed been denatured hy'tho
t lire of .o fowrmouthe‘meuious
thetadncleuient mother preveilod;
he éoonleriiltlnely “estimated that
" flan cementum. with their
and iriendnwillottend this
‘Hon. Janine-ll. metronome;
%
now 2 “m r‘ mono Mer-
Elll‘lil lemon or
“ ‘: whl’ch “will
no! the~ Mouafigdlgdi-ae at New
Orleans, with lte galety. masquerad-
lng,‘ fireworks, mlrth'hnd "’xnualc, a hlg
"crab mm Imoxat one a! the
fivereldepnnke, a. trip from the begu-
tilul climate Bey miono oi the
r
1..
‘- . V-hwydfiwmomw
‘r'in two hours and hard in
’ .Iwmyefonr.
"Valepar can be walked on
r in mmtydour hours, with-
out sticking or marring.
The lustre staye. does not
longest.
:r~.las. E. Dow
‘ A South NOIWfllk
'9 to that March'z, 1913.
an, 1035!. 11:888.
.25. 9:691. 10: t5.
. Damn.
"79km, 11:34.
mode. were.
3‘
7:521, 0:25,
or. ‘m—nmn "1:“. ma.
Metmnm.
. 'W
Ankh“. museum
‘ inmost. mu. swig.
mmuofioxmm-
A floor varnished with
room white. wears the
a Dress Goods
‘WaShington Street
com «mam "re new vonn
wela‘nmu. mm. 5:41;. 5:9:
“Elfin. 73%;. 13:17:, 8:613, 9:163
, e; 11.42:“, izzsax. me, 2:50: "
“27. 4:313. 6:52, 6:t0,‘8:51:. 7:13:
LIL—«42326:. 5:14;. mm, am
my rm To more uonwntn
nae-omen. has, me:
its. ”in, 10:02:, 10:05, men:
nm
“It“ 3:”: 1:31;, 6:0“. my
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mi. '
_‘ can? "
m munwttm more, 113mm. L
fig. main. Mlle, ‘ltm, my
\
~ the indies, etc: , _
Prizes will be awarded to the
‘ amount or several thousands of dollars ‘
for the most hendabmely "uniformed
.oel‘lo in the parade, the largest eerie,
the :bestdrilled eerie. the eerie com»
ing the longest Mathilde} etc; while in-
dividual prizes for the largest Eagle,
the youngest Eagle. the handsomeet
Eula, the homlieet Eagle. etc., will
also be given. There will be hand
contests and concerts in the city parks
for prince. as well as «Prize degree,
team contests at the Maryland then-
the. ‘
at novel feature or tile ,moe win:
he the flight of two live eagles in
aeroplanes. heading the big cevoloede,
'3 Textile Fabric C . 5i
g 2135. Wuh'n at. commie. ..
Opposite Derlon'l we». _
Formerly P. 0. Bids. Nor-wok. j'
. Telephone 820 Ir. Hall.
I New Spring
Goods _
I; l" RE". neurone cones,
. new mo FANCY '
I} Sevres Ind Newton
3: Special Oresmf (
'Sh’lnner‘Sifis . V
..t Worsted“ Velvet
‘: .. ll I
.1.
TheReed-&V
. Electrical ill).
to. Only Fully-‘Mplled
attention men
‘0 the Town
AUTO SUPPLIIB
Phone M So. Help St.
tiers}. Among thélonturmiwlll he a,
known es,
big municipal steamers. receptions, at»; .
tomolblle rides and theatre-parties tor .
the emollient Eagle, the oldeet‘Eog‘le. ‘
- common. ammonia.)
' r. Human. 42:34:. mm. 5:59. . ‘
8:5”. " ’ '
Mark.
and Eminent how [noodvthw m. ' '“Give - « 14'
-them to the children-Alley can’t get .
enough of them. Keene few-’4 .
woanhe. pantry ' shelf for dolly use.
Always look for die
“. ,3. g
. t
ln-er-eeil "Trade
l
w
after which they will indulge in some
sensational aerial stunts over the city.
Both swingers are members of a Call-
lornia a
flighte. .
ventlon week. end “that everybody
shall have the time of their lives in
the this merrymn‘king Ample and
made for the housing of the throngs
at the hotels and boarding houses of
the city at the usual rates, with theo-
- lutely no "gouging” or excess prices.
. The rain-ends and steamer lines {will
" t n tr l rates from all oints .
" gamma rt 3 remand-who‘ll ior:Georgla “(seldom hooked to sail imam“ because they know it ‘3 necessary
'2 the round tl’lll.
:- Baltimore is famous {or her hoopl-l-I‘lmfll’n “m until September. “‘33
j: tolily and during Eaglee' week she! “703va W3“) ‘5 * ““9“ 0! ”W0” Rob— ‘
*' has pledged herself to go the limit.gen ll. “’01“: ”“1 “WWW imm Smith; -
'3 aided and abetted by her loyal ”1310011082. Nomi-notch. Moss. ““9;
' of Aerie 50.
l
FLOODSJWST GOVERNMENT
3 woman.
1 WASHINGTON, May 12.~—Congrefiey .. .
lo, and will bring their hero-Q soon. will be celledupon to pay a billx ' I and l“ m5“ investigation ‘
planes from the Pociflc coast (or thef at nearly 41,090,000 ior leod. clothlnx.; there is very little adluterallon “r
i shelter and medleaLeervlce, supplied
lt le.lntended that 'Beltlmore shall: ”3’, the $7111? ind Navy to the 300d,s“ks' 8‘0 it can berendlly seen that
be u The City That Core Forgot" 00an nullerers m) the Ohio and Mississippi the placllce of adulterotlng tolls
I‘Voueye recently. secretary Garrison
1in preparing n deficiency estimate
which moot [be allowed during the
complete arrangements have rbeenlnreeent Illusion. In the Army funds “Our government ‘1'“) “mg maintained
film/e been no depleted that union they
lure reimbursed the entire military
service will be tied up until July 1.
. WlLl. roun manual-l eueopa.
3 Mrs. Hebert M. Wolfe and Miss
xi'lllnrope the 19th or June. They will
innit, three om
before selling
Europe. " .
lFloorCove
CARPET noon.
Genuine “Cr-ox."
wool Film Run
Tapestry We.
Axmlnpter Rugs.
,1
We have a line monument ol Linoleum: (or kitchen and hells. ‘
Also email patterns for bedrooms.
amoeero onoee A arseniuv.
.A. Dickermen 8: Son
84, Willing!” Street. South Nowell
"we give and Green lull-h Stamps .~ 1
r.
A
vane cocoa.
colon Netting.
would Matting.
rm among. 4
00min Comm. l *
OW. corona. i
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Mom
m' em. romances
"'llnnd‘tion or nrldtlgm. ‘
, onions. volume in 35
k worm mono in Wine hm, main. plant
adage alchemist.”
out fancied. ‘lo‘r he: mane“. m. u?- m’ lone
onfinemmmiein emclfi
we. ‘ .\ ' ’
5' an.
inch and ‘79 Snell Width.
’1“... W5¢ Illd ”‘9 y"?! ~_
adv
:i". u- m in l mtom yam} I“
. mellow. my tar-cone»:
‘ . introduced in theriloun‘e a. bill which
‘ ‘ ill Minutemen, (win'eesrenm’ to
dial from inlet it in node.
i the retail merchants of, the country
for gave out a list ol the principals and
_ homo W
~meur he
..'
we no, lo. monh‘tfiot Michigan. has
the consuming public pureiehrloeidn
the smote womtm‘lpnre 19nd ”Milli- ,
mead them, :now.”'hhe WWW” 1t ,
nnlewiul to and interior-goody”:- ‘
the genuine.' Each article must hear
a label stating the quality or motor-
. In Managing «hie, bill this morn‘lnx'
Mr. Linguist enld:.,“l have devoted
live years in the lot’llrelll of a pure
fabric zond leather l‘ew, ondmmy in.
veotlgntione show that’lsxper cdht. vol
‘the clothing, wearing apparel. and
shoes worn by the 'avel‘oge wage earn
er are atlulteratedreo you Bee a low
‘9‘! this kind will protect the very
ipeople who most necessarily need
lprotection’. Not only would it pro
tect the consulner; but it will protect’ *
who are today» blamed for selling in-
lierior qualities. 1 propose to put
the blame where it belongs.
! Fell on Poor.
that
high-class
merchandise. excepting
heaviest upon the greatness of peo-
'ple who can least aflord to slant]
the strain of the high cost of living.
it depnrtment for the purpoee of test-
ing and analyzing the various pro-
{ducts purchased under contract oi
t'lte own‘supplles. They also pay his
Aeelnrlee to experts to watch the cou-
letmctlon ol their goods. They do'
to protect the government from coun-
terfeit goods. and the public should
have the some protection." 7
“woolen" Appalahd.
The Navy donor-meat last night
{alternates to the Navy Academy who
‘llad penned the mantel examination
‘The following appointed from Con.
;nectlcut are among the number ol
those who pelted:
: A. 'Englll‘nall. G. ll. Kallernnd K.
fit '1‘. Van Schenh. o! the first Die»
men. 5- M-.,liellay and ',-l- D- Crone:
‘mn. of the Second mum.
sully Home.
idelegoilon 5n Gangrene, last week.
b.RWMfiVB aeilly woe reelected
lto reproncnt the km on the Demo-
; erotic Communion-l Committee (or the
campaign of 1914.
There was meeting of the toll
committee to dieouse matters coin
earning the emulation and to elect .,
officers .lor the mixing two years.
The Reuuhllcen ammonium Com-
mittee will not he orunlned unul el- '
ter June 1.
log refined iron: the House.
3
Mow in. O'lrlan. formerly
ltheflmmoomorthe Wt a:
may. ummmmmmae “:
verdicts: moi nouaanghtorwuh“
. n menin- «et my in the
my... m n mom
an. m m inflated with «him
W‘h‘ttto “one. null/when ilm.
l
The Connecticut more “3
nenwive tor lilo next two yours. will.
‘ or neceulty. be one or the Quantum.
Nr. (Hill. the number {or 19-12. hev-
o'er‘lmm cm.
at
'W m “other victory in if
‘_ combustion 1852
.n‘i'
Joys: of the Road
are ineroaeedaby theposseseion of good luggage. - ’
‘lt’ {Wishes were motor cars every man would take
. ;. to the inter) mod asroftcu and for as long as inclination ‘
' demanded. And‘llewould require the proper luggage.
‘ for clothes closets and dressing tables do not travel
along except as they arc disguised in Trunks. invent-
'ivo minds and clever hands? have produced all sorts of
conveniences for the pleasure of travelers. A We have
them. To gi-Ve an idea. there are "
Motor and HandTrunks. Hat and Summer Trunks,
Visiting Cases and "Week-end" Cases,
, , of Black Enameled Duck. '
3 Motor Trunks
28‘incli.$7.5o 28 inch'wit’h 2 suit crises, $13.50
28inch. $8.50 28 inch with extra llcnvy (luck, $21.50-
thd Trunks, ‘ 24 inch 26 inch I 28 inch
" . $9.00 $9.50 $10.00.
. Ha‘t Trunks, 22 inch, with tray for shirt waists, $8.75
24 inch, with tray for shirt waists. $9.25
'Viilltng Case. 24inch, iVltll tray for ellirl waists, $7.25
28 inch. with tray for shirt waists. $6.50
24 inch. slipper packet and woisi fold. $6.00
Steamer Trunks, 32 inch. russct leather bound. large
tray. $12.00
Trunk and Suit Rooms. eccuml floor.
AmethySt and Topaz BrooChes
A little gntllcring of jcwcleih Brooches. solid gold.
genuine stones. which came into our hands at a fortunate
moment. T he colors are very good. clcnr flours not in
pleasing designs. V ‘ ‘
‘ from $2.00 to $10.00. -
Jewelry Section.
r
Sale of Decorated Plates, four 3 sizes, breakfast, diu—
ner. tca and dessert. \‘ery attractive designs, 6¢ each.
Ilium Suitings, light weight for summer. value $l.25.
at $1.00, 58 inches.
—-—-.
Dress Goods.
At a meeting at the Connecticut "I '-
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Talking About ' um Work
Our idea is to fulfill always. every doydn the best
way we know haw, our minim as manufacturers of
woh‘goode as you may duke, in the way of doors.
ash and trimming far your house. never to use poor
material. nod never in any any to allow my bat the
inlet of cramming. May we halcyon to test this?
The Hatch & Badey Company
. , Ioum hermetic. cone. _
One of our specialtlmneavcr’noerdo-hetier than
planter. for it‘s non-cmklng,vermln prooi and lasts no
long}: the building.
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no give you a m on wit-i your hon-c for electric
the «but ”chemo-jun whim lnlm your my»
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