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SYRACUSE, N. Y., —_-May 6.—Dy a
ruling inthe‘Supreme Conn here to
5118!. Theodore Roosevelt was prevent-
ed from giving testimony in regard to
conditions in Albany." Justice And-
rews decided against the defence af-
ter counsel for the former President
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iresented lengthy argumnts setting
forth the contention of the defense.
Opening of court today was preced-
tween leading counsel for the litigants
and Justice Andrews, Mr. Ivins lean-
in? over the judge's. bench and show-
ing Justice Andrews 3 copy of a New
cuse print.
When the conference was over Jus-
tice Andrews reiterated his warning
to the jury about. reading newspapers.
WEATHER FORECAST.
-.——~-‘—o——
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
'Fair tonight; Friday increasing cloudi
ness, folibwed 'by shOWers.
A welldefined disturbance central
over Texas is causing cloudy and rainy
= weatherl from the Gulf northward to
Iowa and from the Roeky Mountains
eastward to ll-liiois. Pleasant weather
prevails in the Lake region and along
the Atlantic coast. Freezing tempera
lures were reported from the north-
western 'distrlCts. Snow. was reported
from Denver, Colo.
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
copay.
Low, 69; high,
'l empcrature:
75. Rain.
A son hasbeen born to Mir. an
Mrs. Ralph E. Knapp, of.
street.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com
pany will hold its monthly meeting
on Monday ev.ening \
R01 Gelsoii, 1of} and ‘Riyer, has
taken a- positidn in :‘New Chilean as
chauffeurV for a wélalthv' summer rési
dent.
Prospect V
Their .councel began their argument
tilpOllV the admissibility of evidence con
icerning local affairs in Albany. The
jury was excused at the request of Mr
l1ins.
.'\lr. Bowers then quoted the last
:question asked the Colonel yesterday
;'He signed that the evidence should
lbe admitted iii mitigation of damages.
He quoted laws, cases alld decisions,
all argued that the evidence should be
.Vadmitted in connection with the ques-
'tion of malice
l \lr Bowers said. “i expect (‘01.
Roosevelt will testify here that Mr.
Barnes bargained with one McCabe. i
expect the defendant will testify that
Mr. Barnes found places in gambling,
houses for men to work.
‘lt is a question of whether or not
Mr. Burns is guilty of corruption. andi
it was in the state or the country.
,1 Might it not be that Col. Roosevelt told
{the truth about Mr. Barnes?"
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l mum to be sent to Seattle as (the oi
Connecticut’s six representatives at
, .._..11tional council. it is understood
{there are fifteen candidates, and the
selection will cause much inteiest. '
l‘ The program of the state convention.
~1vhtch the 10111- local delegates will at
tend, will op$n a class initiation. next
ed by a low-voiced conversation 'be-:
York evening paper and also a Syra-
t mgr 31.1.1
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(Continued . Front First Page.)
Bridgeport, Conn. ‘
Thursday, May 6,1915‘
Webb and Mrs. Minerva M. Davis. A
transfer of three attractive lots on
Melbourne Road has been made to
Katherine C. Pahaer from Frederick
H. Palmer. Messrs. 1Manuel Joselol!
and Harvey Kivelson have secured
possession of four lots together with a
number of buildings. on Rese’voir we 1 . , .
nue. The purchase was made flora '
Lewellyn June. A‘strlp of valuable
land has been purchased by Nathan 1).
Monroe from Samuel G, Bayne on
East Rocks Road.
home-helps.
price and now price.
Nickled ware
and bathroom fittings.
Nickeled copper tea kettles of good
weight, excellent shape,_durable. reg-
ular 31, 31.10 and 31.25-—
in the second district numerous ' 85c, 90c and 951:
‘ sales of real estate have been report ' Nickel- frame pie plates of fireproof
ed. John Vengulli has secured a build-l china. regular 31. 25—95c.
ing lot on Ely avenue from Vincent G. l Casseroles with dish of fireproof
Tito. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B Kiss. lpottery and nickeled frame. excellent
of Springwood, bought a building lot vv,eight legular 31. 35—3195.
on Burritt avenue from Mrs. tarrie' Nickeled trays, 0111], round and ob
Trislram. A house will be built here long-35c.
‘witliin a month: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coaster sets, tile with nickeled edge,
J. Pidgeou have sold to Charles 1H. H.317 pieces. regular 311—751;"
Godfrey a lot.‘ together with buildings.“ Bathroom fixtures including
011 Taylor avenue. Three building lotsl‘ Tumbler and toothbrush holder
have been bought on Harbor View? tumbler and soap holder
Beach by Charles F. Napier. Jr. This tumbler holder
laud was‘fornierly'owned by Lillian ’I‘.?=‘ glass shelves‘and brackets
Hawley. A transfer‘oi' a building lot1 glass towel bars
on West street has been made frolii‘ ,nickel towel bars
Owen Kiiidclien to Bernard F'. Kin- toilet-paper holders
delien, ‘ regular Bile—35c
TWO important sales have ”9911' Bathroom mirrors, plate glass, white
made ill the third district. Samuel 5. frame regular 850—701:
Velsor has purchased, from Henry .1. V Medicine cabine'tls, white or oak,
1, Miller, a buildiilg lot on Marvin Beach; plate glass mirrors, regular ‘2st and
Tract. A lot, with a barn situated 33.75—31.95 and $315-
thereon. was sec by Emil i’olaoik:
'from Edward 0. spar-go , . l Glassware.
1 Messrs. Lawrence and l’bilcox have
ianother Qew cottage underway at
.Harbor View Belicia it will have a
cellar and all niodeln iniprov.enielits
.it is expected to be completed by,
'Meuiorlal 'VDay. They are also com-,
plating another new house in the
Third district section. This makes the
sixth house they have erected on Pc-
unique whips for eggs. cream or
use. Complete with graduated glass
container.—10c.
Plain tumblers, regular 30c doz 22c.
Plain blown tumblers, regular 451:
to 60¢ (tor—30c.
Singie- stem bud vases, 14 inch size—
quot Hill, and the ninth in all owned! 100
by them on Strawberry Hill. Gravel-,1 wrse butter dishes. regular 2011:;
l
Lent is doing the work. 1
CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were issued May i,‘
1914. ‘Llst furnished from office of -.A
M. Woostel‘.. Solicitor of Patents,a Measuring culls-3" . .
Bridgeport C9“: H-uidled bop VVb dishes—result?
11mm ,Hubbell, Bridgeport. 3. W $400.7." . -
Kitchen sets.8
l'much use—95o. .1
l Glass ioliian plhsV',V regular 30c—18c
Green glass bud VbeV’i'VllVets— 1‘
El. 550, 20c and 251:
8’ pieces each one of
. 33.10—31.75 to 32.25.
mayonnaise, quick in action, easy toI
V___. ‘ | Sunday afternoon at .. ”oclock in some
' Furniture. Rugs, ‘N/Beddlng l Pfifge ball in Hartford. not yet decided
—F0
129 Wishington St.. South Norwalk.‘ upoan -
lilangesg Sterling Furniture 00.,131. rut third degree will be conferred
Phone 05 on a class of 150 candidates by District
, IDeputy Willla .l. Cronin of New llav-
Weddesday evening. May lath, the en and staff.1t is expected a number
61h Co puny, c, A. c and the Amer-l of the delegates will be piesent. Sun-
ican b d will hold mom; Armory‘ day evening the delegates will be en
dance t_ the season Concert will “up! tertained informally, by the tour llart-
place in 8 o'clock to 9.11iter whichl ford COHDCHB
there ill be continuous dancmg withj Monday atternoon at l 0'cloek the
music furnished 'by a full- band. 5 delegates and their ladies will assem-
1ble at Hotel Garde, the headquarters
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Ofllcdrs will be elected at the 2111- lot the state officers, for an automobile
nual meeting of the Norwalk Coun [sightseeing tour of Hartford and v1-
" oil of HoyVAScouts. which will be held cl.nlty The trip will include the capl-
in the office of Attorney Ira 0 Greg-1101,1110 state library, Morgan iueuio-
01‘)’. in5Wall STTéel tomorrow night !rlul. new municipal building. the parks
Arrangiments will be discussed can land St Joseph's cathedral. in the
cernlng the next camp of the local evening from 8 to 12 o',clock there will
Boy Sdouts. the a reception at Foot Guard armory
for the delegates and their ladies.
There will be Vaudeville anchabaret
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lunche °V9W“'F'id”' numbers, interspersed ‘with dancing.
l I Tuesday, the delegates will meet at
Th"? will be an important meet- iiotel Guide and march to St. Joseph‘s
ing 0' he guard and degree team 0'1 cathedral where solemn mass will be
EurekaV Rebekah W591 I 0 O F, ce'iebiated The delegates will then
”“3 evening. EV?“ member is urged 1 march to Foot Guard armory and the
‘0 attend The grand officers 0! “‘9 state council will open at 10:30. State
. state will be entertained tomorrow Deputy WilllaniJ. Mulligan oiThomp
night and i' ‘3 very immrtant 9V"? sonville will preside. Mayor Lawler
mgrnher 0f the team and guard re- Will make an address of welcome. 6
port for rehearsal tonight at 3 annual business will all be transacted
O’CIOCki .at the one session. Mr. Mulligan will
present a lengthy report and show 1.1
Convincing “Sight! of returning lV large increase in membership, entitl-
D"05perit.1"’ pass through South Nor- ing the council to elect an additional
1111111 daily During the last few ldelegate. six in all to the national
weeks An unusual number of. freight council in Seattle in August. State or-
trains have gone through this city lficers will be elected
The number of cars to a train is' sel- l At 3 o'clock the four councils will
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ents' Locking lump ~
tric socket and shadeholder. .4
Firearm (3).; magazine catch and re
lease
George A Long. Hartford, Hinge men '1.
chanism. ‘
William J.- b‘rltke, Hartford, To-bac .
C11 and match box, (design)
lrvlng D. Merritt. New Haven, Lock.
William G..Newton, New Haven,
salve Muscat-notion water closets.
HenryIEuPollsrd, New Haven, Tube
and pipesexpander.
Joseph D. Sargent, New Haven, lock.
John H. Shaw. New Haven. 3 pat~
ents: Lock (2). Nght latch.
William E. Sparks. New Haven,2
patents; lock.
John H. Shaw. New Haven, and A. A.
Page. East Haven, Lock.
Albert A. Page. East Haven, 5 pet-
ents: lock.
Frank 1. Kimball, West Haven. lock.
Charles H. Kenney. New London
Marine speedometer. ' ‘
Edward L. Ashley, Waterbury, Sus-
ponder loop
Henry L. Norton. \\ aterburi, 2 pa
tents: Sash fastener.
George C. Snyder, Waterbury, fast
ening device.
Stanley Parker, New Britain, Exten-
Arthur E. Hobson, Meriden, Illnsuv
lated handle for metal vessels. .
Frank .Enos, jr.,‘ Norwich, Chick
feeder. /
Charles H. Perkins, Norwich, Adjust-
able temple- -.tip
‘ Lemon squeezerv'gé’ ' '
George P Knapp. Bridgeport 318° l . Twelvgwh mfg, \fegmdr 350—-
'l
250'
Keep Flies Out!
Window screens, regular Sic—29¢
Screen doors, sizes with hinges.—
3,"; 90¢.
o‘l‘
Clothes Baskets.
Willow. clothes A ,hasflits, large and,
strong, regular 806—8511.
Splint wash baskets, 3 sizes. regu-
lar 651: to 860—509’io-70c.
regular 31.05—31.25.
Willow hampers,
For, Garden.
Wire-wound hose. 4-ply. guaranteed.
regular 12c foot—9c.
4~ply plain garden hose. guaranteed,
regular 100 ft.-:7o.
' Dahlia bulbs, spe‘gial varieties, rVeVgVV.
til
81‘ 150-36. 0
Steel-wire rations; double, end—35c
iron rakes—19c ind 5c. 1
Wooden rakes—35c. ,
Spades, regular 60c and 76c—50c._
Spadlng forks. regular 60c—50c.
Garden trowels—iOc.
Garden forks—So.
Seeds, flower and vegetable—1c.
Hose reels, regular 85c and 31—
65c and 751:.
doni below the‘half-hundred mark, 1 give banquet to the state officers and Elmer S Hubbard: ”188811111111 HM Crockery.
- while it l-‘l common occurrence '0 {delegates at Hotel Garde. The ban- row. Cups and saucers. regular 70c 11on.
count over a hundred cars to a train. l quet will conclude the convention pip. . Trade Marks. £360.,
‘
which are pulled by two, powerful Igram
electric engines.
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WANTED MORTGAGE PAID.
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1. - C. lFloyd T. Roscoe's Executors Attach
Mines l Property of Mary E. Byington.
. . ' - ‘ 1 Property valued at 3500 was attach~
led this 'morning in, a suit brought
lagainst Mary E. Byington by Orlan-
ldo J. Clark and Fletcher Van Hoos-
.1 "The wise man grasps small
opportunities and makes them
big; but the tool waits for great
opportunities to come his way)”
Start 11 Savings Account with
us NOW. It is not wise to wait.
Put aside one dollar each week,
and you will have a fund with '
d which to take advantage of op- 1
portiinlty when it comes. '
the Peoples "trust
in neutron}?
lT. Ruscoe. Papers were filed in the
goflce of the town clerk by Deputy
lSheriff John 11. Blake.
l, 11 is claimed that on August 6. 1903,
the late Mr. Ruscoe loaned to the de-
. tendant 3400. to be paid upon demand.
IRepeated requests for payment on the
part of the executors of the finance
of 3400 around. ~
The suit is returnable to the Town
of Norwaik court on the third Monday
tastier. 1mm BVerls mt:
1.19:1; '5“. '
to
ear, executors of the estate of Floyd
"saute are said to hemmed. Demagds
The Electric Cable 00., Bridge-
port, Rubber covered wires and cables
Marsh Baking Co., lInc., 'Stamt’ord,
1Bread, wrapped and unwrapped.
The Salt's Textile Mfg. 00.. Bridge-
port. velvets and plushes in the piece.
The Aeolian Company, Meriden, Mus-
plumbing supplies.
5111.51.10 CHILDREN
Serious illnesses often result from
lingering coughs and colds. The bulb '
ing and ‘ coughing " and' disturb
ed sleep rack ~ 3 ' child's.
body and the poisons weaken the an
tens. so that disease cannot be thrown
roll. Foley's Honey and Tar Commnnd
associations; safe to use and quick
from «group; coughs and colds.
.oo‘acta. Titers, is. no better medicine ‘y
Rockingham English tea pots, reg-
ular 30a to 4511-29:
China cups and saucers. regular 120
each—80.
‘11an cups and saucers. regular 30c
25
"Toilet sets of 10 pieces, 6 pattern»,
. . 38.
ill
has eased coughs; colds and croup for ‘ 1
Tea tiles, effective patterns, regular
0—1811.
Meat dishes, regular 100—511.
Yellow bowls, regular 500-30e.
Verde jsrdlnieres—ase to 31.50.
Salad sets, how and six saucers.
regular 750—509.
good size, firm.
Entrances on Him Street. Fairfiid Avenue and Cannon___ 3!.
Home Helps Cheap
There is a saving in nearly every line of this advertisement.
Read it, item by item. and not‘e‘ the great. diversity of the
Note in particular the '1Vdiiierence between
usual
Aluminum ware.
Wear-ever rice“ patients. 2 qt. size,
regular 31. 70—31:.25
Tea kettles, 6 qt. size. Regular 32.15
- I 31.85
Wearever' teakettles, 0 qt
regular 33.40 and 33.60— V
V ‘ $3 and 33.35
Colanders, regular 75c and 31.2.3—
65c and 951:
size, regular
5 and
Esrcolators,
32.75—31.85.
Frying pans, cast aluminum. regular
11.75 and 32.15—31.25 and 31.50.
Coffee pots, 3 sizes, regular 32.35 to
\
Rice boilers. 4 sizes, regular 31.25 10
34—3225 to 34.
V Seamless preservlng'kettles. regular
31 to 31.75—70c to 31.30.
6 cup
Glass and Silver.
l Cut glass, dozens of pieces from one
1V0! our regular cutters, graceful pat-
tern, richly polished, nice weight.
Each piece to be sold at regular price
less a reduction of 1-5.
Cut glass fern dishes, tasteful and
brilliant, regular 33—3225
l Cut glass bowls, full 8- inch size, lini-
lied quantity only, regular 32—31. 95.
Silver tea sets of good design and
with quadruple plating of silver on
white metal. two patterns, regular
V 37 50 and 39. 50—35-
l Bliverplated trays for holding tea
set, good design and weight, regular
3‘3. 50—31 .95., ‘
Crockery.
Dinner sets, a. great~ and varied lot.
score of different decorative patterns.
‘95 to 112 pieces, styles range from
,“plsin to richly decorated, regular 39
to 343—3550 to 325.
Cottage dinner sets or 41 to 56
pieces. seven. styles of decoration ex
From our r
terns—at half of usual price. A sum.
Grunt Hammond. Hartford. 4 11111113111111 Punch sets. 90".1 and “will: new (Vie, her of patterns.» Few pieces, of any .
-sign,—32.25. V V,‘ '
one [bottom Includes practically
all the most used dishes. Regular
prices are 10c to 33— 51: to 31.50.
Galvanized and
65c to 31—451: to 65¢.
Whiteirollmp bread boxes. 2 sizes,
lrebuhli‘ 75c and 31.25—591: and 90c.
White flour canisters, 26 and 50 ll).
regular 50c and 85c—35c and 701:.
Sanitary cake closets, regular 31.25
V . —90c
Galvanized oil calls. regular 31.35—
31
' Refrigerator pans—25c.
Wash boilers with copper bottom,
Was], 8 and 9. regular-31.10 to 31.50
‘ 90c to $125
All-copper wash ,boiloVVrs, Nos. 8 until
9 regular 32.75—32.25.
Sprinkllng cans, several sizes, good
and heavy.—25c to 7511.
Kitchen Helps.
m.
b h Garden sets, 4 or 5 pieces, regular .'
sible radiator rus . , 2 5 . ,
Ernest C. Wilcox. Meriden, Electri- 75c to : 5c ' " ”’1. '- Potato ricers—regular 25c—18c.
VLong- handled trowels and f6rks 1 ul 1_90
cal ignition apparatus. 15°. Family sca es, reg ar 3 1:
Universal bread mixers—32.
Wide shelf paper, 4 coldrs, regular
70—51:.
Food choppers, standard make, reg-
«ular 95c—65c.
“’Cereal sets of delft _ pattern. 15
pieces, 4 styles of decoration; regular
33—32,. 75
-Clothes lines. regular 25c—18c
Guaranteed wringers, stout and dur-
able, regular 33. 25 and 34. 50V—
. 32.50 and 33.50
V Brass Ornaments.
Fern dishes. nice designs—75c.
' Cuspldors, self righting type—
ical instruments.~ “ch—20¢- , ._ ,_ 76c and 31
American Hardware Corp., New 1Bri-Bables' pistes. unique, regular 25c— . Jardlnieres, 10 inch size, regulariu
tain. certain named hardware and / 13° -—'-75o.
Bud baskets—75o and 31.
Stone ware
Pitchers and basins, regular 85o
each—each 25c.
, 3611.
Covered chambers, regular 2011—151:
V'Cudpldors, regular IVOc—VV-Bo
Over 43 different sets in over a V
‘Japann'e‘d Ware. ' ' '
White bread boxes. 3 sizes, regular
Slop jar with handle. regular 50c— .
é.-
,cellent for use aesu'miuer Q9319... regut
. ‘ Vlar 38. 25 to 31235—3260 to 3T59 ,
tar. stock 0L dinner - -
were, all the odds and ends of pat- .
gahardlne serge I: 'l "diagonal ' ‘ V"
'Vhenrlettm fancy-stripes... wool'craslii' ‘ I ‘3‘ 15:11.1.“
‘Bpoiige covert . ~ fancy' tweed ‘ lrl‘ 1w
hairline stripes bedford cords :. 1 .1 basket weaves t' in
Triplex doubleoven gas stoves, 4
large top burners and simmering burn-
er double walls, strongly built all
througin Excellent stove in every de«
tall and not a. waster of gas. Regularf
price 316. 75—wlth no extra charge for'
j installing—313.50.
Glass door double ovens. regular 32V
41.75.
Single ovens,
3135—9511.
SVangle ovens, regular 80c—65c.
Traveling companions, alcohol stove
with sauce pan and rack, regular'ouo
—29c. ,
Dome gas lights. 8 panels,. 22 inch
size. amber art glass, installed without
extra charge-36. 50. 51‘
Perfection oil stoves, 2 and 3 burn-'
er, regular 37 and 39— l
Airhole upright chimneys for gas
lights. regular WHO.
“ Completed inverted gas lights, burn-
er mantle and any one of 5 styles of
chimney, regular Bile—291:.
Mrs. Potts iron handles, regular 10c
Dover and 11-01111. set of 3V, handle and ‘
stand, regular 3140—850.
VV clear across the cloth. or something else that liurt5.
' - prices: '—
Ho'wLANp'Vs ' _
. Here. is One
of the team
A great bunch of individual 111‘ ' ' '
. VV . ake" _' ' ‘ '
(lootl (lothcs tram \ up this 110‘”de
Eur) one of cm hats 01cr 300. 1"
\olic has a fitldlngl‘aicragc below 070.
All} 0111' is liable to than up an) time he 1011115 to‘
tllt plate.
lllt') 1111‘1er argue with tllt limpirt, \lr. hood Drtss—
7 1. I as?
1r
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H( 0was 1111 tlit detw 011x: not the gate. "’ ’
Laptain \ arsity is the leader. Vllt-‘s as full «if pt'p 21s ’
lV1 tullll: U(it mol't good looks too. . l
llcttt-r look over lllt lillntll. llicV1 re worth it. "
25 is at the lx't‘).\{t)ll(’ llr't‘t‘ station: V1011 can ,110 ll] 1h-
trorltmtr as 11111 pitftl l“ ,, "I "i
l . ‘8. ‘
Main floor, rear. ‘ ' '
New styles bring back
lleatllerllloom peiiltoats
llt'atllcr‘hloom. that lll'lll lllstlotis
.1'. . . . lilclt‘erisul filllllt
11.111li has suth (lurahlllti is hack in liinli la\t)l fill latti—
mats. \\ 1th tht llt\\’ flailing skirts ltllll'll tlit- llllltl 111t-
tit'oats: 111011 with ruffles null tutks 11ml liltflllil" Heath—
t'l'lllUOlll litxt to silk is finest falirlt‘ for 511111. It is trill
atlaptctl fol them: has ll”lll (lurru of firiiilicss and 1'1't i):
not still ()r1llinra1”.tflll
llalltlsmiic (110]) black. l‘it'li lictv greens
lavender. pink, light blue, sand. tall,
11'11111'.
Two effective styles at 31.
deep pleated llounce. . '
Rich effects with pleated circular flounce trimmed with bias
folds or with tucked circular tiounce trimmed with shining—32.
Skirts with handsome double- p-leated ruffle edged with shirred
bands. notably fine black—32. 50. ,
Skirts w ltli deep flounce made‘bf Sgraduated ruffles, black and
white. and half a dozen of the. prettiest tints of Spring—33.
illltl
and
blues.
gray. SHOW)!
Deep lucked circular flounce, or
Second fioorV
Splendid woolens -
1111' dresses'Suiis & skirts
lil 1v'caiillg. as in most citritlliiig, things go wrong; .1“-
olicc in a while \\ llcllc1cr the) do. they show.
If the 11c.11tr (locsnt do his work properly, it shows
111 the filllsl‘lt’tltlolh. lllcres a weak spot or a streak
V A good weaver (locsn' t make many mistakes. -\ good
mill- -niaii 111'cvcr sells such mistakes as thcy- are These; "‘
tonic from :1 good 111111— —.111311 IIIe takes all such pith'cs,1litsV
from them the imperfect scctidn. sells them at a price
that nukes them-:miglifyé interesting-T1 ’ 3' "'~‘
Here are the weaves:
In colors there is “'Olltltf'lll range from battleship
greys to rose and Wisteria. -\ll the deep shades are pros- '
tilt all the beautiful blues. and tan and rose. and those
live clear. mixtures that make such Splendid Norfolk ‘
suits or outing skirts. ' V '3 f
\ nine is far greater than price.
"21.
Illere is list of t‘liVVcV‘V
_ $1.25 $1. 35 ‘ ‘
But no 11111 crt'isciiicnt can he matlch half as attrat‘tiw ‘ ' '
as are the 110'olcns themselves VCome and see just what
they are.
- soc 79c.
Right aisle, rear. ; '
Gas stoves and
lighting needs.
For cleaning
Carpet heaters, legular 15c and 2511
—126 and 191:. ..
Counter brushes, regular 250—1“: ’
Floor brushes, regular SOC—39c. .
Sanitary clothes brushes, regulal‘r
250-194;. ’
Dry mops, with handle, regular 250V
—19c. .
Wool wall dusters with long handle
iflat, regular 31—85c. "l
Dustless dusting cloths, regular. 80o.
glass door, regular
,l
Whisk brooms, regular 221: if 30c—
18c.
Bissell carpet sweepers, legiilar
32. 25 style,—31..85 '
Oil of cedar mops. regular 31 size—
.759
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75c, 31 and 31.V25V
Cedar oil for polishing floors, regu~
lar 10c and 250—81: and 181:.
l... Wright’s silver cream, regular 25o '
180.
Amco stove polish, regular 10c—7Vo
Brooms, 4 string—231:.
'Brillo aluminum cleaner,_
$6.85 and 38. 65‘
1 ocular
Gas mantles,‘ upright or inverted, 25c—‘18c , .
reg-ular loo—7c. Liquid Veneer, regular 2'11: and 500
Complete gas irons—31.95. . .. 15.5 and 379
. Pricella electric‘lrons, 6 pound. guar- Ammonia, regular 51: and Bo— . .
outsell—regular 32.50—32.10. . . 8c and 7151,,
Hot poipt electric irons, 6 pound, Porcella. for bath tubs, regularv
regular 33. 50—33. lac—12c.
Combination electric stoves, regular Toilet paper, our regular 3 for 2511
35—3335. \ sorts—3 for 20¢. )
Gas stove tubing. regular 50 foot— Toilet paper. 10c sort, but not per-
30. tech—6 for 2513.
“Dutch Cleanser—7c.
Ivory soap—'3 m- 230.
Fels Naptha' soap—6 for 235,
Fairy soap—0 fo‘r 23c. " '
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