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SOCIETY NOTICES
Oh: Well mace. Nodal, F. and A. M-
liieets in Masonic Building. Smith
Main street. int and 3d Tuesday oi.’
each mouth—duly and Annual. or
copied—eat 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec. ’
[utter Chapter, No. 30. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street. second Tuesdays of
each motlth~1uly and August ext
copied—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, ii; P. Robert W. Wilcox.
Ben.
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CLOTHES AND THE TAX,
A clerk in the Chicago internal rev-
cziuc office remarked, on the day that
the lust income tax returns were
brought in_ that as a general thing.
the shuhhier clothes people wore. the
bigger it return they handed in. 'Per-
Yet men came
in who did not look as it they could
sign a check for three figures. yet they
haps llc exaggerated.
showed up property worth millions.
This converse relation of clothes
and prosperity is noticed in all stages
ofilcluis.
particularly those dealing with recent
of society. Savings batik
testimony.
humbly
hit-t
immigrants, boar similar
A Pole or Hungarian creeps
into the bank. as if be doubted
right. to stand on its marble slabs in
the. presence of free horn and iordlyfi
Americans. An inexperienced clerk‘
might feel like setting a dog on him
us a trump.
Lo and bciuold. he pulls out a greasy
hut protruding wallet. and begins to
count out the fives and tons, all soiled
:md redolent of long repose in his
pcrupil‘iug pocket. when the "wall"
is complete, it is several times as
much as the fashion pinto live o‘clock
leu clot-l. behind the counter could
produce. ‘
in business lilo good clothes are the
liuduc of hope and ambition. - A well
creased pair of trousers gives a man
Well fitting
both.
it sense 01‘ confidence.
and cured tor clothes suggest
past success and habits of attention
to (intuit that cannot fail to impress n
stranger favorably.
Once the, big golden goal of wealth
is reached. the character often tends
to soften. A man rises later in the’
morning and chutes his habits of in-i
dustry. Also tll‘t- minor smcnditics ofl
life may begin to look formidable.
Jlrushiug oft dust and polishing boots
and scrupulous cleanliness may seem!
like on eiTort. Mun is at his best in1
many ways in his days of strugglel
and tell. '
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CLAIMS AMERICA AS HER RESI-
.DENCE.
WASHINGTON. April 9.--—-Vl'hcthor
Mrs. Way You Alon Thompson is a
resident of the United Stutos within
tilc‘l‘mrview of the thrift law and us
ouch subject to [my the usual customsl
duties on pcrsouol articles brought
from abroad, will be decided by the;
customs court of appeals, the final triw
burial in customs cuscs. James F. (lur-
tls. counsel for Mrs. Thompson, has
tiled with the court on appeal from the
recent decision oi? the Board of Genor‘
ul Appraisers of N cw York, which hold!
that Mrs. Thompson was a resident oi!
who United States.
Mrs. Thompson lutd resided in Eu-
rope for many years, but married an
- American, Griswold Thompson, and
7 .. subsequently came to this country
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with thousands or dollars' worth oi:
personal property on which the cus-
toms omctnls ot Boston said she must
pay‘ nearly $5,000 in duty.
The Board of Appmisers sustained
tbecolie‘ctor at Boston. and Mr. Cur-
tis has taken theorist appeal to the
customs court.
maul “may ll coiling
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the sick headaches,
breath. lassitude, low spirits, bad dreams,
restless nights
Beecham’s Pills tone
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2 This always
.andcffectii're. re-‘
liable remedy, is
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power 9130 Contact T‘dis- .
ordered conditions of the organs of digestion, i
and i‘l‘aecause it prevents the serious» Sick-
,To Remove .‘Biliousness
messes so sure to follow indigestion igand
mbilinusness unless relief is Secured promptly:
~ ‘ but Beecham’s Pills twill?
remove bil-
iousness and rid you of
stomach pains, bad
caused by biliouéness
And indigestion.
the stomach, stimulate
the liver, regulate the bowels and kidneys. Let
remedy purify your blood, r
clear your
whole system i
of impurities, -
and you will
enjoy present
. . comfort and
strong enough to resist
iousneSs and indigestion.
At All Druuioto, 10c., 25c.
‘ Directions of speeds! value to women in every box.
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by Pictorial Rat-ten;
Ladies“ costume in yellow cotton
crepe embroidered in Chinese blue. it
is made without a lining, having alim-
ple waist and attached three-piecem-
tionei skirt.
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IN YELLOW AND BLUE.
One of the invorod combinations for
summer is yellow und blue. 'i‘hcnc
shades are used effectively in carrying
out the dress illustrated here. Yellow
cotton crepe is. used for the frock and
the oulbroidcry is done in Chinese blue,
being distributed about the skirt nnd
neck or the waist. 'l‘llc noctlonul skirt
is made in three pieces und has it high
waist-lino. Nothing could be simpler
thou the wrist with its V-shupcd net-k
outlined with embroidery and edged
with l‘rlilctl not.
Your und till~er~~qiiiirter yards of 38-
inch or 4% yards of 44-inch material
will make the dress. and 5 yards of cm-
broidcry insertion will be needed for
the trimming.
Af'tcr cutting out the design. which
can be done without difficulty by this
time by rcrulcru Who have followed
these lllHllt‘ dressmaking canons. atten-
tion should be devoted to the construc-
tion. iicgln with tho waist and tuck
the front. err-using on slot perforations;
stitch V. inch from folds. Close under-
urm scum us notched. clone shoulder
scum. (‘cutcr-i’rout indicated by large
"0" perforations. Sew stay to lower
edge, centers even. small “o" perfum-
tlon ut undor-urm scum. il‘orm box-
pleat in right shield. turning under
from edge at notches and inking up it
tuck on slot pcri‘orntioha: stitch both
sides Aoi‘ box-pleat ix. inch from foldtl.
catching free edge in with tuck. Turn
under front ‘odgo of left shield it inch
and then 1 inch for hum. Adjust to po-
sition. lapping front edge of trout to
smull "o" perforations. bringing double
"00" perforations together. Sow stund~
ins collar to neck edge. centers oven.
If inndo‘opon neck. close seem of large
collar on notched. new to neck edge.
center-bucks even and alone: double
"00" perforations in tabloid. Finish
sleeves and skirt. then Join to waist.
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FOR SATURDAY
No «outer store ‘trtthi‘s locolityi can criticism momma“. .
No other store ofi’m the extensive variety we do. No other
store buys in'quantitleo of equal size, No other store can 2..
afford to quote such low prices. ' » ' » ‘
DON’T MIBS‘SVCH. TEMPTING INDUCEM‘ENTS.
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a member of theriiecbtl u cbdi‘ltt‘ee.‘
and is to be ‘conspiouousl on the rpro~
stem. The convention trill meet at
the eminent 'lllobel, Bridgeport. and
there are expected to be live hundred
members otfitthe profession present. '
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"Doubtless’ the new cure for dent-,cmfl‘l "BREWER DS'EiSlifil ill inc
flatter Allur‘lleariun Argu-t
uses," answered Dr. ‘Shn‘m'bnugh.
“'l‘be osteopethl claim to have dis-1
mania oi Counsel
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mixtures
covered a cured!» this trouble. fir.‘
domes 0, Edwards, of at. Louis. lsl
accredited with the discovery, and he:
is now one of the most “liked of men’
in this country by all schools of medi-
cine. Up to this time there has'becn’
no sure cure for denint‘sS. Amblig
the car troubles interfering with hear.
styles , .
saw HAVEN, April 9AA]: applica-
tion for a. bunch warrant for '.lohu L..' "
Somers, a business man of Bridgeport;
on two charges of subo" inntion of
perjury. was made by S ;te Attorney“
ins. some recover speltllnltGOUSl)‘, oth- fillliggttomiudgc Curtis in the Superiori
‘ _ ‘ .. . y. Jacob Klein. for Bom~ r.
ers get lirogrcssixely uoll‘se. and (“h ers. offered objection to uch a prOce-f “
ers continue in a-chrouic «state without (lure. and after argumentgthe court to- "c .
change Theloflteolmms 1"” “0‘ “I‘m“ served decision. Somers has been prod U
to cure all cases. but claim instead ‘viously bound over to the Sliperiorl ii;
that this new method is applicable to court. in $1,000 on the charge. of nine-l ‘1
the largest “a“ 0' ““505- m0” slaughter. on the finding of CoronerE U
known as chronic wintrlml Mame-85' Mix that he was criminally responsi-t
constituting the vast majority 0f hie tor the death of Mrs. Helen Ml
these unt‘ortnnates. Judd in an automobile collision at Al-[
"i-ienring is produced by vibrations llngtown, on the evening of Dec. 20.l
oi the cur drum in resuollhe 10 sound Somern’ case would be called during? '
waves striking; upon it from without. the present session of the court. Cent
but only when the drum denim“ and thin conditions having been developed.
at normal tcnuirin and freely \‘rutim‘ iln relation to the case, State Attorneyi
ed by air on both sides. The uninitial- Ailing. through the use of a bench warn?
ed layman might be icuorunt of the rant. now seeks to have a Somersi‘j
all colors
trons finish,
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taut-«nil all. no». a mum WW... .1515 Sprmg‘Sutts, latest’uovcitles $939 I"
“ all latest styles, $12.98
$7.50 Balmacaan Coats of all wool
$2.50 Silk Messaliuc Petticoats
$3 La Reine Corsets,a11 shes.
51.25 French” Kid Gloves, all the
newest shades
50c Figured Satin Ribbon, 6 inches
fine quality
$1 Silk Epouge Ruthie, yard wide. all
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$4.98
silk lined? $10.98:
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$1.98
, $1 BlitcltSatln Messaiine. high luss
yard 790 a
$1.49
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foot. that air is as requisite on the in- brought into court on the perjuryi U .,___
side oi the ear drum on on the ont~ chargas_ l
side, but this is u very important Mr. Klein in objecting to the motion'
tact. Ouc without technical itnUW- of Mr. Ailing. claimed that. both the: ..
ledge might also forgot the public. statutes and decisions in other states:
school physiology of boyhood which set out clearly tint-[lie state attorney V -
taught him that the inside of the ear must elect the charge upon which he 31
choicest styles and positively
Easter Millinery
The largest stock. The most extensive variety. The
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the Lowest Prices.
wasconnectyld with this ihrollt liq would try the defendant. He did not {i
'mcnus of a little uir tube. This tulle claim the bench warrant could not is. ’
is lined with u mucous membrane con- one. That was not the issue in this
tlnuous with that of tho nose and case. He did claim that the" matter or
throat. it has long been recognized ififiuins such a warrant was discretion-1"
thnt neglected colds and sore throats “FY with the court. drill. Klein claim-
and calnrrhal conditions tend to .pro- ed that two warrants could issue each
duco a chronic inflammation which withoulni’ormation, and the accused
sprcuds upward into this little air could be "It‘d on 9801‘ 01’ “1'0 charges? Ct in
tube. The result is u contraction of This would ensure a fair trial. Where»;
the calibre of the tube because of in- 35’ if-two charges were tried at ”8f
creased secretion or clbtorrhul dis- 3"“ the some am“- the interests 0!
charge or swelling and thickening of the accused would “0‘ ”9 so!eguurded.i
the mucous membrane. Sometime Mr. Ailing in reply to the objection.
bi causes even a temporary or pro- offered said that the information is lit-L
:0“: d “mum 0' the tube The re inched to the bench warrant which he,
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suit is a complete defeat of nature‘s sought to have issued, “”1 it 39‘ fort"
f l , offences of a like nature, growing outi
scheme of equal air pressure 0 tit of the some transaction and at the? Matters took definite term last
two sides of the car drum, in other
same time. He argued that the stut— nuzht when Judge John Keosh- granted
words. a ”“0“” “Vte‘mm of that lites say that issues may beloined. Re a temporary injunction restraining
organ, “hm-VS resulting in some d6" also pointed out that the Massachu- Contractor William H. McMahon from
81% of impairment or "em“g- only setts Supreme court has held that rooming work for Mrs. Edward G.
an inch 3““ *1 hair long is this little subordination of perjury may be join- Wilkinson. of West street, owner of al
“if tube, but ll ’3 very important to cd with another offence. lot in Gibson Court. Deputy Sheriff
understand that it is not perfectly ”n...“ .1). Louis Ladrlgun has the papers and'
straight like a chimney. If it More CORPORATION PAPERS. . is attending to the mutter oi service:
there might be less deafness. It. is A certificate of incorporation was it seems that when Mr. and Mrs.
somewhat. hour glass in shape. filed yesterday in the office of the set‘: Theodore 0. Olsen bought their prop-
:Dr. Edwards‘ discovery “is another of rotary of the state by the New Em? 0113'. the “my let up the street to the
those feats of bloodless surgery made- land Steam G'flllKe Company of E33” left. they also .believd they had pur.
tnmous by Lorenz. the great orthope Lyme, which is to be capitalized at chased the small perk-like end of the
die summon from Vienna. and 13ml» "0'000 and begin business with ’2' thoroughfare. and it is on the wary
of Kirksviile, M0,, the thunder o! 08‘ 000. The incorporators are M. It. question of me ownership legally oi
teonuthr. Dr. Edwards went rlsht at ”all” 01““ “1‘“ 0- Gear-‘3 a“ 0‘ Ea“; this plot that bile mutter hinges. Mrs.
the root. of the matter and applied Lyme, ' ‘ Wilkinson who purchased the lot oli-
his trcaitnontiuccordlns to the basic The Waverly (Imi‘mii‘tlon company; posito, has no such idcn regarding the
principles of osteopathy‘; may, ‘3‘ to of New Haven has filed a certificate dead end of the direct. She believes
the cause instoud‘ol' to the effect. The of incorporation, to be capitalized at it a. part of the street, and desirinx
DOC“)? (1008 Hot “30 any knhfe or any" ‘2300 and to begin business With 311' .lt, WOI'kOw sought the street deport-
ourslnnl instrument. but in Working 000' “‘0 ‘“’“'f"p°"‘t°” ”906““‘3 A' rment. As um city had not accepted
out. this operation uses his “89” Blukesiee. bluronce Blukeslee and the street, the department would do
alone, cit-moving in “10‘ back- “ the Lyman Law, all 0‘ New Haven. . ‘ nothing about. it. Therefore Mrs. Wil-
throat, breaking down the tiny odhe- T110 “WW” Spring WW” Lem: “use“ engaged Contractor McMahon,
slous Whit‘rh WW the WW 0‘“ 0f “3 .p any of Seymour 11” tiled its certifiw and he has done quite so little work
normal «position and with the contact .. ‘9 “f 0'8““133‘10'“ “'1 “Pugh” “may « ‘
oi.’ the delicate nerves in the end of business with $30,000 with the followj [Frederick P. Whitehead, first own-
tlic flutter mutual: this opening to “‘5 °m°°'”,‘r,P'°“‘d?£'°%iR' Wm"? or or the «plot at the time of develop-
muko it. normal and drain! it. of its ““99“" tomes ' icon. more] uncut. intended, according to ”Wm,
accumulation of diseased material so “"55 S’dney E‘ ”mo" 3“ otSeymour. to 1.39 mg QM race of to a t
, . . . A preliminary certificate of dissolut 1’ n a the
that nature has an opportunity to com-
plate a mm. . tion was filed by the Broadway [Pharm-
It is empoctod that there may be a any, incorporated, 0’ Norwich, signed;
demonsturtion of this particular (its by “mm" 0‘ “3‘9“ “WE" 0- ”"5”“
covery at the Bridgeport meeting. ,ond Mary Ill. Engier. a majority of the
.._._-.......-n.._.. ’ directors.
A preliminary certificate of dissolu-
STUD:.::o:‘Td:i:AT'ON tion was filed by the Armenian Farm.
‘ ' Company or Nowington, signed by]
nos'r-on. April 97-min“ Ami. a Setruk K. .thtliom, Harry B. M14
representative 0‘ t1” 9“ lxration ’bu- lootiun and Gornbed-Malootian. a. mo.
reau of Germany. who .‘ trill“ today 30,“, 0pm., directors.
'rrom Bremen, expects tit lponli seven ‘__ ____
“1 "“1“ ‘n ‘1‘" “ml" “i a “my PANAMA CANAL oovsrmon Halls
of the conditions surrounding the re- NEWYORK. April" lie—«Richard .h‘
lluullcuoll suits would
Ill clasull calm
(Continued from first page) i
fare for I park. His idea was that
perhaps some day this would be a rei-
uobie holding, in that the city might
with to out a street through" ~‘tho
Moos. but when Mr. and Mrs. Olson
wished to purmeo the lot‘ they fibul-
ly scoured, mind would not consider it
unless they secured this on!!! oddi-
ttonul‘portion, he in nationhood to
have included it in the dead. having
found dinttliecity would not Wt
the street, When bower-lied. “
when n: Pullman, Mrs. bum
todhy Mined Godtmtor
l r-~ sentry ”h I ~w~w contractor rand flinging”:
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Colonel doom Madonna to one
southern, extremity or the thorough-l
m.
The next move will be a motion to
dissolve the injunction. These mat-
ters are usually tried quickly. and it
is likely that the next chapter in the
story will be worked out within a few
days. The question will be, to whom
was the property deeded, ii.’ deeded to
anyone. It the one is shown to be
can of right on the contention of Mrs.
Olsen, then the Judge will mohably
order a permanent injunction.
WANT H'AMPDEN RAILROAD TO
BUILD.
BOSTON, April 9.~—Mayor Woods.
of Hoiyoke, and Mayor Rivers, of Chlc‘
open, with other emulate from those
cities, objected to relieving the Hump-
dcn Railroad of its obligation to build
it proposed extension to Holyoko and
Chicopce Falls, at a hearing before
the legislative committee on railroads
today. The committee had before it
a bill which would permit. the Boston
and Maine to purchase the Hnmpdou
road without the extension.
After listening to the argument of
counsel. Ghoirman F. 1. land, of the
Public fiat-vice Commission. who‘drew
the bill. agreed to strike Out a provi.
sion that the failure of the railroad
to construct the proposed extension
should not affect the validity ot its
organization. Minorities agreed to n
precision extending to 1920 the time
within which the extension Bholild u.»
built.
WOMAN D'IES 0F EXPOSURE. i
MAmson. April 9.—~The body or
Mrs. Minnie Trember was found to-
day lying face upward: in a shallow
brook in Wnbus Woods, in a remote
section of the town. The medical
examiner sold death was due to ex-
posure, as there was not rudiment we:
tor in the brook to have caused drown-
in.
Mrs. Trember. VIM/WI! or. years
old. text the home of a» daughter, with
whom she had been living, to visit a;
neighbor, a short distance away. last
night. When she did not retum,’
sometime later. locum was-mode at;
tho notchbor's house. it me found
she hodnot been there. Search wad
than mu; m m ' it“ remain-I
dot at the night out! n. MW! Marl
Near ‘tho'brod’hovlhoo. “inning to}
them women. was found. it, 11
muster than no: muttering \ ,
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