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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 28, 1915 · page 1

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Take Beecham'fs fills whenever the system beennies

slumfigish and cloggedwithpoisonousmattei' Becchom’ s

sickly remove th poison “from the system,

mend tasks you eel normal Theywili $313;

the organs of digestion in god Workin order. so t

the food you eat, instead of causing iscomfort, will
really nourish you and build you up

Millions of pen ekeep Beecham’ 13 Pills always within
cosy reach. Wit a box at hand, they not out
. themselves well b at once righting disorder condi-
~tioms, but kee so, use with every 11 working as
Nature inten ed, the remain free from 1séase. At the
first sign of trouble theyalwayfitake 3 ”3% Pillsto '13 ..

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represent our interview of ”0:000 ’0! interest
flay 12th. To my surprise. you made:
one suggestion then that ‘13.. ll louvre th lla
O (lo. accept loss 111mm full amount 91 billty 0' the definitely in M
of its claim. and only asked that {lb}, organization was intondcd to obstruct
that time for payment be granted in: and delay the collection of the Judg-
vlew of the loot that the claim leached meat although your counsel must
3 nearly $300 000 A written memoran- ~i1nve advised you um the suits were
dam of the interview made by me that bound to fail. How. therelore, can you
game day and milled to D. E, 1.0er I‘ state that the employment of counsel
0., confirms my recollectionsin than; for these suite "has nothing whatever
1, respect You received the prom to _do with the Loewe ludxp’lenlé’”

“0:11”: requested and then ignored. Both you and the United Hatters
an e '
Y c “M ii- 5, disclaim any legal obligation to pro?
3‘ on stated to‘ me that you had 118’ tecl ‘or indemnify the defendants. and'
“counsel. and when I later disoovcred contend that they are objects 0! char-
1 that this statement was untrue be~§lty whose distress drill be relieved ao'
cause you commenced suit mew l for as possible in the same way as if
vulgzwe the following day, you replied: their homes wore destroyed by ilood
matineel Whom we have employed has or lire. Either you are deliberately de-
33 no on whatever to do ”with the cei‘vin'g your members. or you areguot I
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time. When a person morally innocent and brought up the attached savidu

‘0 withdraw m be your on Him in this case; News at September 14. 1903,1111: on-
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an manual. and therebi laminae”

nominee; 1min all liability

amount. This set on the part of your-3; umber. 19.3, it wrote the defendants follows:

as follows: 5 i

America, however. are willing to enter or North «America will take up the
an 390°01'81“! 501' each individual“ cases 03V all members of its organiza-
who has been sued individually and 314911 whpce pit-5.11m oniihaulr 1193
our all of the expenses or such de} counts have 31de and that
tendants and save each individual. those attached will be put to no great:
-from all liability from either of the; or expense in the
suits;
authorises in writing such an appear- On September £5,119“. your organ-
ance to be made far um.” '

mm in writlnn by signing" a letter the Amerienp
prepared by your organization, which would also protectthe defendants. we palm-”m. General 331.333” w" {0335

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as thohgh the houses and property
o! the defendants had been destroyed.
by sonic natural assurance. rushes!»
flood, ilre. earthquake."
in other words. you make yous stem-y I '
bers comets of charity and producer
help those most distressed N. that the-
ory alone Hereafter. any monitor
3 who is in need because. his house
burns down. will have an gully
strong claim on «your amortisation: om .. .
_1. 11 fair to treat those detéhdauto as l
objects 0! charity’ “,1
writes that this judnment ‘W Ilen-
,bcrs obs union responsible tor the;
deeds and decisions 0! their unlcaia'nf‘

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union and 11: "W' 1‘“ ”“0“ "my. 91"“ it remitted .11 obligations
natural r 19m “"3 m3 thereunder alter chance of they;

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01mm defendantsen We “intuit to your 'ornaniaatlop. which can
of no moral wrong." do from: ducted it according to its own lou-
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Eddy Refrigerators.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11. on to $48.00
Self Lighting Burdérs.
our stock before buying:

Gas Hot Water Heaters .. $11.00

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indemnity fanh'inst the union ind its or; organisation paid the expenses lid
floors as the real munde’tn Any day wanes of tits defendants; who

competent to?!” villi tell you this is canto to test!!! 111' their own banal. k
391- held responsible for the unlawfnl3 bank accounts. The induction of pro- lb.
acts of another. where would you cx-f tactics those Who had sa'vinns bank
3poct the obligation to nest? Do you accounts and not protecting those who
11111111 thermal-1min” is 1: lion bones. istoo armour tor-eon
ecallhiafldocdanactutchoriw wheat meet. ’3wa werrantdoyouohow
bo rollahnraod the innocent“ man? such partiallty in expanding the booth-
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lion manly agreed at musty intended to convince each at
inlaid the dolend'um the defendants that the organisation
In Sop-t would talc care of them. It was as

“An important announcement al-

“The United Hatters of North ready made is that the United Hatters3

 

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provided such individual other member." : '

it you are seeking storage room

at reasonable terms inquire at .

Slime“

4,800 Square Feet.

Norwalk ' nice-11111

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’ .iaatiou telegraph a. communication

The delendaois made such anthorl: to the Danbury we ”to theieifsct that
ration of Labor

“Hg?“ was understand that your ornsniaation now
"upon the atom nudenton n: that: coateud‘s that this telegram was a on
am Ml ‘5 be but any Emil“ 10!. liberate falsehood“ designed to deceivo3;
-—-- *tho doloudants: but surely you will!

 

 

 

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1i Moscow 111s been We
muting 11:: agreements with
éfi‘ it“ new spouts that it will not

even keep its 1i
silk]: 8.? Connolly

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concerning this

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falling Off in Revenues In
V Last Nine Montha

period Hillier consideration or-

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Mitzi. DEFICIT FOR YEAR

WASHINQNN. May 28.--Ttle hrst'
authoritative statement omthe war ol- ' .
not advance such it «remain Ni" feet on the postal revenues was made ’ '
this week. Postmaster-General Bur- ‘ 1 '1
“Slogan announced that the postal do» ' 1' " .
“Pm"; ilelt for thefirst six months or the our 1 ' " '
”$133 .3333 33' 33" ;h:iscsl yoerhmouiited to 36.182719:
itendEdV from Jilly 1 last to December "
1914.qu that time the receipts oi ..

department were 8143,2493“, 11 "
i. decline or #4565150 as compared with
women: which he stat“ 9“ pre the returns for the corresponding
period at the prevloys yoar. The 011-.
3 turns totalled $149,718,972, as '
admit” 0’ compared with 1140 530,005, on 111‘- *

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

crease of more than tsfloooooo com 1.

 

 
 

° iresponding period of the preceding '-

We: months or the. year should yield 11
W'B’Mflh—M the oral W. the

 

Estulkdod 18:!)-

" W Silks ior Summer lleor
important Special Sale for Weddell who are '

light we: Silk Frocks. 1 ~ '
’A1 Japafibsc Si k is par mttmce the silk 'for hot "

v/ueather. It has no more weight than a gossamer, it is

' 5-1 not too transparent, and 15 .Is comfortable to wear as a

lawn. These silks came to the attention

at a very small figure, too good to be. lost.

Offered to our patrons at these prices:
Natural Colored Jigs, 36 inches “ide

Regular price 49 ets. Sale price 35 etc.

of our buyers
are

‘5: 3 1 59 cts. 45 etc.
.3» 79 CS. 59 cts.
- g5 etc. 69' etc.
1.00 1
Black JapSilks, 36 inches wide . :5 . 79 etc.
Regular price'sg cts. Sale price 5 etc. .

85 cis. 65 Cts.
$1.09 5 . I . 79 Cts.
5 $1.10 .85 cts.

These are \\ aterproof and perspiration proof.

Black jap Silks. 27 inches wide
....... .-- Regular price 45 etc. Sale price 39 cts.
m 65 1'15. 49 etc.
79 cts 3 . 59 cts.
Main fiber, east.

Greeaaivay gowns ior litile Girls

The picturesque little ‘Kale Greenawas will be

worn byiittic maids whose mothers desire t em to be es—
pecially quaint and attractive. The pretty little gowns are
of sheer white batiste and organdie, daintily trimmed
with lace, and sometimes to make them efi'ective there is a
touch of color, delicate pink or blue pipings or“ colored
embroidery.

.11. Priceafromawonofiool

Mada: and Crops Dresses with smocked yokes
$1 50; $175-
. 3 Crops and Diuity Creepers for the littlest ones. 1

$1. 00, $1. 2 5
For Little Boys.
Oliver Twist and Admiral Suits. .
“Vestee” Suits, white and colored for 3; 4 and 5
year‘s. .
From ”.75 to $5 00-
V” WM3 Second floor.

hens and Embroideries

Laces a- plenty will be used on the muslin and ordan-
die frocks. Ruffles are applied and medallions are set in
at the sweet will of the designer.

' Plain Bretonne Nets are 72 inches wide, th- -top
Flouncings, 9 to 45 inches.
1 CrcpeF Manning: for wide flailing skirts that have 110

Nets 1n profusion and these are very fashion-
Lace Section, plain floor.

111. Sale '01 Porch Furuihn'e

011 Willow Furniture. brown, silver gray and how,
on Reed and Porch Rockers, Chairs and Scttecs
discount of 20 per cent

Hong Kong Chairs and Rockers,

Chinese Pooled Cane, in colors, one-third oil.
Canvas Reclining Chairs for camp use, ~
Children's Porch Chain

Special Porch Sewing Rocker, 89 cos. "

' able.

Fourth floor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

WOOD
FINISH

(Made by Berry B’ros.)

 

A gen-nine hard oil finish for
general interior 'work, in oak,
_ cherry and similar woods
It dries. naturally to a hand-

, some ginss and rubs- and polishes

‘ perfectly? Luxeberry Wood Fin-.
iVs‘h is not put in barrels, half bas~
'VVVrels'V orkegs,but ma sealed cans _,
only up to four gallons

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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