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plenty of water. When watering he "bowler."

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Richard Croltcr.

Tammany friends of Rich-
ard ('roker, who resigned as
be» nearly twenty years ago.
and who is now seventy—four

years of age, have rcccivcd

, to leak thc .
“do will not give good results. and . I'M 31 ”19 ruler station telephone word that the Wigwam
flmota oi the treea we detrlmanmll‘s'wnd well. and cultivate the next and la oald to w. elective m ‘ . . .
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five the sun hr at least twot’hirda‘ium 5" ”am“ with "V °‘ u” up the noun: wantod, when the aa-
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in frequent anraying oi the foliage wws.

with water throagira hone. the higher

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run. provided it in well drained. The

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Jt'MEVO WIN 'OlNT

Princess Sequoyah, expects a
visit of the stark. The old
boss, who rctircd from Tani—
many politics with a lortunc,
was married in February,
r9I5. He is belicvd to
north several million dollar}.
A new heir will complicate his
aflaira, for he has five child-
ren in the United States by a
former wife.

he

Ira. Crohcr. Prince“ 2mg
’ out the exceptions ram-rod to, m
m unto “av“ Mat would contravene the

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In ill-Iii“? 5" “’9 “ ’°" ”I‘m the procure the batter the'rolulia.

m at least-two but not morc In" “Mildew, that to ioliago with

atatutc and avoid the prohibition.
“lt'ia. Wm, wold on far as it
relatoa to motor wehiclea."

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HARTFORD, Apl'll ll.—TIo wot-In

flower: of aulphur, applying when the are at local DOINWI II "I0 molt 0‘
new is on the plants, Anothm- rcrn- unaucceaai'ui attoarpta at aaIcIda lira.
edy la a notation oi nulphido of porn. Sarah Clark. 30 yearn old, or Wont
aIurn, made aa iollowa: Take oao- HII'UONL “WWW m “d 30"
halt cake or Ivory soap and dlaaolvo comm“ “lewd“! In twat 35°
one-quarter ounce sulphide oi potaa~ 1'” bean "mm, from ”" huhaad.
aim In one nation or water, add the “d it ‘5 believed “a. V“ d‘md'“

rau- throa Inches. boar In mind that
“planting to one of the moat ea-

- roots no that they do not crpaa‘

In“ R. Booth. d the CIty court. lllt
ordered nolloa catered
aulnat Ill jitaoy oparatora who were
W with alolatlnx
alone of a recent ordinance which
m th- to he. a white light
bum" in. the interior or their ui

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than nil or the hols cramping down the ‘

firth with your foot or atlclt making 6‘ W. FRASER,

Horticultural Dept. (:nnn. Agrlcnllut

“ween the plants depends on tho. “I Collegc.

Melina. Hybrid l'crpotuala. Lakc,‘
about two ft‘t'l apart each way; the
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EXPECT KING TO BE
NATIONAL DELEGATE

William E. Seelev Slated for Stair.
Control Committoeman to
Succeed King.

: .Vc‘m 'l'. Kira is slated to be named

The plants

Child bepcut down to within two or‘

three Inches of the ground after plant
Pruning.

Pruning in one of lllt‘ most impor-

tant parts of rose culturc; arm the

'convantion to be Mlllf'ln IllrIcm-of in
June, at tho Republican‘atate conven-
tion. to be held In Hartford today and
Wednesday. William E, Seclrv‘wl"
succeed r. King on Suite Central

the buds bell“ ‘0 well. in pruning committeeman.

lyhrid Perpetualo, ilrst cut out all

(and and weak. wood. saying only AN UPYfihAré‘s—TMILE.

. From a new-paper: "'And iuat
.' “'9 °" “1" buds; “ weakgrowing think how horrible this modern war

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,a delegate to the. National Ronnhlicun '

nomad rvohicloa during certain'
hours or the night. Judge nooth‘
holda that the ordinance I.- coniraryi
~ t‘m motor vehicle act at 1016. I

Jud". Booth «notes the law an em]
prcaaly prohibiting any city from
making any ordinance respecting thef
npccd. regulation uric. lighting or 0th»:
or equipment or accessories upon no2
N"- r-Mc'on. making exception only:
In the case of shows. proccaalona. pa-i
'r ‘M fwd the like. He writes that the
ordinance .adopled subsequent to the
-‘ 0' r‘m statute. and providing,
for lighting the interior of a motor.
vehicle In clearly within the prohibi-
tion of the statute. in conclusion, he-
aaya: l
"“‘Ithmri special charter authority
from the legislature to enact a par-i
“"4" ordinance. a municipality‘
may not ordain by-lawa in ooutra-»
nation at a state statute, whether;
apoclal or general. - ‘ ' '

"AI the ordinance Ia within the
prohibition of the atatuto and with-

ovcr martial troubles.

Mrs. Edith A. Rockwell, aged 11.
whose huihand left her recently. tried
to about hermit with a revolver. bat
the shot want wide. She Ia being
treated [or nervous breakdown.

The Turic
Eyeglass Lens

ia the reault of many years of
acicmific inventigation to pro-
duce the perfect lens to aid
viaion.

We use the true toric lcna,
without any fancy name, and
can givey-ou satisfaction it in i
need of eye help.

FIVE BAROES IN DISTRESS

0" NEW JIROEY COAST
, NEW YORK. April 10.—-A high wind
ruin Rntunhy cadangorod the crews
of live barges oil the New Jeracy
' ' ‘ ilnuthern Pacific liner Mo
mus. hound aouth. alghted three barg-
es in distress oli Barnasat. The
crews were taken on hard the Mo
mua. An hour later tho Old Dominion
liner Madison ran mar two hams
In diatraa on Long Branch. The
crew of one. waa taken aboard the
ataarnar. but the high was prevented
the mature oi the othor and the trout
guard cutter Mohawk was summoned

 

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Three Dinner Beta .
Offered at reductions to make
room for new patterns ‘

Pink mm' with gold rims, a de-
sign appropriated from Havlland and very

. $19.00
Gold allblack Mr. very effective
and quite classic. It looks like a very expen—
sive set. ad is in fact a reproduction, ‘18.“
Pink Gad-Id design, a graceful festoon '
border. always in style, always attractive, $16.00

These three sets are quite remarkable values and the
housewife whose china closets are depleted will do well to
look at these special sets. In each case the designs are so
general that thc pieces may be used to combine with
similar sets that have suiicrcd the loss of many dislrcs.

New anlis’h Porcelain

Several Charming reproductions of antique patterns
haw recently come in. among thcm:

Old Blue Lowestoft border. vcry white smooth paste,
border narrow and delicately lined. $0,000

Hing Pattern. quaintly flowered with fat jugs, an
bowls that are a temptation to thc china lowr, $35.00

Small Silver Novelties

that will serve for prizes or
Easter Rcmcmbrancca.

Candlesticks, Queen Annc models. for desk or dress-
ing table, 65 era. and $1.25
Scull Candlcatick'a for use in scaling letters, 15 to.
Electric Candlestick, equipped and ready for attsa'ch-

DE: ~50
Tall Bud Vaaea. 75 eta. 31.00 and $1.25
Mustard Pots, small silver jar in latticcd‘silvcr hold-

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Tl» crs,_ ‘ 65 cta.
'Vidual Cattera, 3 inscts. $1.00
. 'lIh Dishes, 3 insets, Saoo

Children's Easter {Hand-ii erchieis

Little corner designs in colors that will be pleasing to
little folk.
Butterflies

Birds on Boughs 33, 15 and ~
Lads and Lanics
Sunbonrret Maids as eta.

Ducks and Donkeys.
Rabbits and ("hit-keno
Dainty all-white Handkflchicfs with corner embroid-
rry nr tiny Armenian edges. 15 cu.
Fancy Box with 3 Handcrckhieia, 25, 35 and so eta.
- Main floor.

Stationery. section

Brass Desk Sets. apec'ial:

Eight pieces. $3.50

. Nine pieces. 85.00
Quill Penholdcrs. Fancy colored quills. purplc,-pink,
grccn, rcd. gray, etc.. 50 and 75 m.

For theflousekeeper

“Friction Tangle" Moo. ~
If you have uscd the “gold" dish cloth you will know
thc rcal worth of this mop, a. it is of similar constrUC-
lion. of coppcrcd cord.
, .1" two sizes.
' Also for lavatory use. lrrtzcr sixc,
Sani Flush.
:\ preparation in powder form for cleaning and sicrilv
izing toilet howls. li ci‘fcctuully destroys all odors. 25 cts.
llascmcnt.

to and 15 cts.
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