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eauelgabletlst gene’s
in“ coulddoaayhsrmerwreag.I
HOWLAND’S
gritrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Gama St.
Mike-
any state."
The Senate; paid a tribute to
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benefit that Colorado had receig“ ‘
from the Voles of women and 3*
turned to some of the comma-ob).-
tions to woman suffrage. “It W
ihe said, caused the neglect '
i The t‘onhectitut \\ oman Suffrage women of their home duties. It 3-6-
M” 1‘ it Maud” and Mum m Association has obtained from Sena not been the cause. of domeatie d‘
tor Shatrttth all all horitatl’ve contra- sention or ditorce it has not love!“
Connecticut Suf-
frage News
HOWLAND‘S
Good clothes
for all men
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III; I, Friday. May 5 1916.
New York hale iii-riled for the sum
m”. diction 111 tit. statement so often the ideals of women nor chad”!
Lots and lots and l .__.__m.. . made lty ITII' opponent: til woman Bul' . their refined womanly QUIlUO‘.
l'. . . 7 _ Robert Van Name of on,” Pond [use that equal suffrage is a iliiure
()ur ltlca is 111 gitc 111111 of mature 111115 plenty 111 1mm“! w “MW“! “venue Stamford. 111 ”W “.h,‘ “w Swim speaks for TNOUGHTFUL. .
lots Of waists sillarl‘ ”ilk" “ml ”at dignity allti h'gh ”Ham.“ 'l‘ursda)‘ A ' Colorado whet-c I‘Tlt‘ -\Uill"ll have been They were a very saving old coll“?
that same ltlea reaches to clothes for 111m of all agt'a “F I". m elem... and ax a "Mm me), had . beaut‘f ll l .
I\otlng tor 23 year.»
of (“penwwh reptescntatitt at the tilt-1.1 and women
E'l'iicre is al lurnlshed house.
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“1“" '5 always 800d “mam“ “He" Mina Rachael Walker
\ "What, on the sofy‘?" cried the old‘
And every waist in the wonderful collection at far less 11.11: trtu- quality. , ‘ 'Visllrd h” SN” Mn. 1‘ A ”m“. ..1 t‘nlolditi, and 1: 11.111. nm- any 0111» day the old woman missed h.”
than its real value! - Any mail of any age andoi an} \111, 1.111 ltc tlttt-tl um “wk ' ' “mung 111 111.. Matt. 11..“ “umln sul husband
in“! "‘ ii”: ~tor_\ in brief- ' 1 t I“ {mm ”W clothc~ ”ad." 11"” "0“" ' 9 I‘ a . 1 ,1 - l I - ...._- {rage is a liiliul't. or any desire to rid _ '.Joaeph where are you?" she a.”
What 4 ‘1"',‘ ll lr- “he" I'uttl 111 llil' \\;1l~I~ ”Will i YOU may i)" 3' or 5L . . l . William I “rum, 1“,, returned the state of the system. he would 1-er ed out. fl
\i‘iH‘b. t' 5 You may he tall or short. _ from N“, y,“ .0 New pm...“ tor. talni)’ be aware of it. From his oun "l'rn resting in the parlor," a.“‘
hurt 1111c lrt‘~ll and 11611 dilli tiattllt . right straight I You may be slt’ndcr orithlclic—orwvctl stout. [he “mm" months observation memo”, and as a rep the reply. -
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liftilli titt- Royal factor}. You may lie radical or conscrt‘atlw in taste. rescntatit-e of the people. he is able
, \ collection that 1111‘ludt-~ tacit 111 tbs hnntlmtnc ~‘ottq That doesn't matter. ‘ Turf“... coach 9...“de Mm ran. to speak with authority, and his state woman. horrified. ,1
. titatio l'or tht~ lil't“i‘lll season. Your clothes are ready. And you can choow Hill” a road “vermin“ was plum. on me "mmS mus. a", more wish! man "No. on the door.” ’
w \ i‘UlinlUli ”13' Lill‘iUdi“ it“ ”I’ll!“ it'll”! llm‘ >1th number of {alil‘it‘s in accord with tour Mira-S. . ' - >1h?luefl* assertions of people three “Not on that grand carpet!” cal-1"
_ . . — , , _ , ~ 1 elt-ttric branch this week.
3.1 mm ht‘lhllt‘ lttlt dainty cottons. suite at $1; [11 O—-—Wllll s it-rtal 1.11'1ct) at 3:5. --.. thousand mile. away who hln't‘ never in tones of anguish.
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I‘ A (Om-(mm ”I“ lm‘ww‘ all my “mun”. an“ “H”- \i '1 fl or l’"ll' The Soldiers" and Sailors’ Monu had any experience of woman sur~ “N0; he rolled it “Vamp-mu,
[ll-laiiit‘ anti. alluring stiles . . ' a” 0 ' “ ‘ nlent Committee, will‘meet in Ray- frage. Business. ..
i _ .\ lot oi illt‘st‘ mush arc 1111.1i185.ho anti cml illort. mond Hall, this evening, May 5- um my judgment.“ said Senator
' l'i'|t&\ 11111141 from that down 111:1 tlollar. .'\111l tilt tiritc B 1‘ i ht Od -__._-...- Shafroth. “the experience of twenty-
. 1“" “a"i ”a" "”“ in “‘55 ”id“ "‘ “Suit“ l"M oys m g Y'go Frank Leslie and a party of friends three years of “0““ “mm" m ”’0 iifllflfli mm \
liitidul into tour lol~ tl11\1~ 1111 11:1) tin _1 an to <11! ‘ ”mom, to New York, Sunday, and state of (‘olortwlo has conclusively"
blue serge Slut": $6.50 called on Mr. ixslle‘s mother. demonstrated its righteousness, llS .
_._--_< expediency and its practicability from. “
Lot 1 110*. 2 Small rci‘mcd ~uit that a i)(i\' that- wear am plncc James Clerk and family of Hetltcl every point of view. ho women want .
'itttl any lililc—~aiiti fccl tlt' ' I ' in" W'” or ”'9 ”hm“ 0"“ on equal suffrage? A“ me women 0’ ALL OF THEM LOUD iN THI.’ ..
‘ - . ' . . . i 1 4 s ' e-t'on to
Pine wool serge: hilt- illoitmr 111111111; thorough. Cart» ”Will Mill" “"9" "ill "“1 (0'0“‘10' “hm" "f" q“ M PRAISE. OF maniac,"
85": $1 15 m1 tailoring " —.-——-—— those who have tried it and scarcely PRESCRIPTION ”n
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. . t‘oat 111 .\orioilt style, dclat'itaitlc iiclt. Rodney Light has been SFriullhl) ill ' Slim” TMa}: ('2': wolf: l: :is- A working man buying I ”0“" *
'i‘roust-rs cut so lll(‘\ hunt: smoothly tillll gracefully. , “i “'5 "0m“ "“ 3“" 5”“9' mm” ”m u“ nut d b' h m '1? 1-11 resnion 0t “Neutrone Prescription 99" was asket‘i
. A Illt)llt‘\".\~\\‘t)rll'l that cannot he told ill figures but limf‘ "9”" M "'9 ”7‘9”" "m” l“ affirm: tiniellleirtl‘t’mild in up als how it was helping him.
that silti\\\ with ~l>|r111|11i ctlt-t‘t lllt' 111111111-11t lint gets iilto ,1" improving. ‘ a ,l“ n I] (‘ “rm” has pt;le “Helping me," he replied, "Wn’r
titt- <utti 35-50 '"-~_— or H ”p“ 0 ' b there is nothing on earth like it. Yer .
c ‘ ,' llominit Bruno has resigned his po equ\sl suffrage for NH") 1 "‘5‘ years don't know how my poor swollen. all.“
Lot 3 Lot 4 i‘t-tilll lttwtttcttt :“m," .1 [[19 Stamford Rolling mil; yet no petitions for its 1ep:al 131‘: joints and muscles pained and burned”
‘ : Snrtnsdule. and in now 91111110de by 9‘” ""1“ ”TS“? 1r“: A‘Z‘embfy 1 was nearly crazy with the suffertw "1‘
’ . lite borough. ‘1 n0 mt‘ln 9r ti w .1 lie :1 s and the wurr 0' lOSi SO much u”. y «
$1.95 $8 00 THE HOWLA\D DRY GOODS CO 5 _.._ .y of (‘oiorado llfl: 11H eien introduced and N!" y n“ 5‘;
. a - i l , . - i The WOW" 0, Talmndge ”m Hui". in that body a bill to 1e»submit the ”Befgre I knew about “Melt” ,__
il'i [are a r1-ception.1"uesdny evening. question to the prom? “NZ! ”1'“ Prestription ’9» 4 tried all klfi 0‘. «
i v i w R" ”m” A’ Maublillsn, "'9 new t:'9"lifi‘?o dfmflnld, for :2”: :35: In tablets and lininlents. but. one Dotti“
§ .. , 1 ' . ‘l 11‘ 1- Pl' \‘t‘ ruilt‘lltw 1) . .. . i _ . .. ~ ’.
iilt'l't' were hundreds :tlil htltitll'ttlx, illl‘i't' 1‘ \liii CRAZV POLICEMAN K'LLS FOUR‘ lMNI'u‘lm minister gem!” Shafrotit 110‘ on” mum,” of .\eu|r0ne Prtstripilon 99 Mini ,.
”l. lid in .- - ‘ PEOPLE. ‘ . ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ , ' me so much that i am never with”
i \ is. lLTON i “up Fatlll‘l‘ McGian‘Y. ,, former in equal suffrage for (tiltirado. he be- it now all pain and swelling in It)" , .1
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Sittitlti in... ‘1 {Runs Amucit With Rifle in Shanghai , ”as.” M St Aim-sing (hm-(1“ ‘flR-In lieusuin it for lil‘i' nail:on. i hurthc‘; and i feel like doing mints."
. and Deals Death and In)”, ‘ 11111111 Wednesday, in company with more. he addedj“l be etc n'ament- “Swim!” Prescription 99.. 06ml." ..
. I to Many. “f‘ T M- R. l t ' ‘ ki “in” ""7“." "r Stamford. 11“ ll'iF “Adv?" 1:3;(ltutlo;oho ‘15 0: i\' must be 11 wonder." the druggiflt re» ‘
. 1 11111 rs. syniom ‘oms oc ' _ - ,_.__ rm to 1-, 1-1 1. -' . .. . .
l S a SHANGHAI' May l‘-A [)(lilt‘t’llllin i' ' 'ii i fl ' \' l' '14» ' tp‘ l 111 \lllti lit‘llt‘"? that the ln- ”“0“ “. hIIVP never handle‘ "I". '
’named chapel armed with a rifle and 1.11.1 "'0‘" ” " "m” ° "'“"‘ " ““ Th“ WW" whim” m flu-“'11 in "- ' . h thing like it they all say the In“ ~ ,
' ‘ bolt-ts. 'dn ‘ a,- the “itch?” will be in atten- Menu of women in gotertllnent a. 0 he b tie it 0rd“
seized with a homicidal manta. begun Y , ‘ . m 5111 and :1 o 1 01 ms ,
' last night to chase and shoot leoplc . *' diulcc at the (‘ounty TNK‘TIPI‘S' Anso~ always “9“" ""d l" “I". to cont “8 filled on 3] size. '1,
“ O ’, O y ‘n th q h l d )1“ The (‘11'114 League hold its usual (“”0" in Bridgeport. [to be for the ntlt'anceilienl '11.. all The (.lifford Plilll'mal‘)’, South N0!”
1'" '9 nor ‘1“. u“ mu ”m" on. monthly met-ting. Wednesday after- -,.~--_. good and moral legislation. it is in- _. It“! «
which is within the international i-it‘i- . , . tit-ilk and good drunista "or!!! ,
‘ , ‘ "0""- i" ”i“ 1‘9"“ “fl” Tiit‘ Waring Chapman A Fartitthar _
tlenlent but runs through (‘hincac ier» . C f .\' 111' York hm just oom- '“ " U k;
1 "‘ ““ by 0 e ' i '.
. . . ritor). \ . ompa 0 e ‘ofiee‘eo‘ mteeyefie :ee:ee:ee:ee°ee'ee:ee:w ‘
(inc llialh 1” inch 1x .liiothci tilait's good liltit. The madman killed a young Chinese ‘1" and Mrs. Arthur Cushlug. 0' plated a unitary system of Iew'age W“““:“ob‘o ’e “5
~ » New York, spent Sunday at their di “1 f r Dr John E “eels i? . ,
Hill). 111 this titSt', it i< Mouton WW lucky. woman. 11 Chinese poatntan. a Portu- ‘ b s "q ill V ll F r '90 0 .
f‘ ' . _ __.~-_, ., ...
ilicsc silks tonu simply li11ausc the man 11 lto 111111» guess clerk. g Jupunogp merchant and non r,1 "m m n“ a 'l 11 m .
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.\‘eison Stillman and Mrs.
marshal of .thc Anteritati tonitulatt
“‘i ”‘9'" t‘oultint "mi“ “-‘t‘ "l ”‘9‘“ l" iii.‘ lill‘lllt‘sn “1‘ [wounded fourteen others, includlnsl Jitmt-tt itarlllo. of Poplar Plains has} P“: d l peroncl a “fly parthy- .. '
- l V V ' i 'ec cm 1 . ,
.m‘l'l‘ghi‘tiiemil“lliiilihll‘l Ill-l” \ldilu \\ ‘ “if ifiinlngl tllN lfmlllr “timid,“ (l i ll \\ it me" mom" around ”"3 wet-i1 m ”‘9 Monday afternoon. Spring flowers ‘g‘ 1:" 11- _,
\ii 1 ~ 11 1 (\ - its~ \\1:tlt- 11111~l 11111 t , e re upon ‘iurt-s l. “"3411an of the “NH in W ,l a.“ .1. M .1
1 ‘ srd to the .
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Nat,» taffeta 510 inches widc. it firltl liinck moire marked iii tlesigns or but missed hint. m.» liullvt slightly "WNW"! 0' a ham“ .tlle sick. g.
hifllltit‘ll beautiful silk of remarkable 11 , ~ . . . , . , . . _ . i _. .--~_ -
plendlti ot'lett titcp r11 it black deep sounding a butt whom M1. \\ill1atiis M11111 0],, “on, llfli returned to 00
‘ I ’ ' ‘ ~ . l ' ‘ ' t The annual meeting the Hannah
uttltli, will cut to great advantagt, and beautiful luater- 40 inthes wide; M“. protectin“ tllritlpeport Mm spending'tlle Blister .. 104 WBShingdon Street
i Benedict Carter t‘haptcr, D. A. R.. for
the election of officers, will be held at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Stillman;
82.511,
regular $3.50 (1.»-
t I y worth 82 yurd~~
Eventually a British sergeant shot
recess with her mother. Mrs. Herbert
and seriously wounded thc madman
of North Wilton.
l‘- ' I d‘ d "'50:
all e taffeta of top han some na- 'lilarl‘t'll.
Reduced Prices
Saturday and Monday
Women’s Tailored Suits
SPECIALLY PRICED
1-,1' blue. :16 inches wide. unique in (‘hiffon taffeta of deep beautiful‘ who was taken to a hospital. Th d M y it at 3 p m
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I‘Wti‘“ “iid effeti. "“i‘ and charm- black, 306 and -i0 inches wide. fine qua-i ————.——_—— 1 Mr, and Mrs. i-Zlbrldge T. Jennings? it y _
111g, 2 CANNOT BECOME CITIZENS. .
George P. Johnson Dodge. Knights
of Pythias, held its dance and social
in Raymond Hall, Tuesday evening.
A motor-truck brought many from
Stamford. There was also a repre-
sentation from Norwaik and South
Norwalk...
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llty, with the distintlve supple weut'cl WILKESBARRF PM May 4- last Tuesday evening attended the
of 1hltron taffeta worth at 511 to 32 50‘. {Judge Peter A 0.50),]0' sitting in n'“ wedding of Miss Madeline Gillespieto
NV 3125 ‘0 3-: urallzlltion court here yesterday on 'Konnflh Bede". of N?“ York
/ ed that members of Industrial
Pure silk abar1line.woten with the- “on“ .
g lWorkers of the World cannot obtain Ltltoy Evans and other young men
handsome and characteristic surnceicitlzenship papers in this country The went on a fishing expedition to the
or wool guitsrdine but woyen entirely members of the organization the Judge resenoir. on Tuesday cloning. with
“‘0'“ Silk 0f (In? grade-«black MV)’ said. countenance and men instigate only fishermnns “1°" ““9th 0““ 0'
t‘llangeullle striped taffeta of re-
markable beauty. ground is of beauti-
ltil changeable combinations with
stripes in fine and pleasing contrast.
:lti inches wide(wortb 32 yard— 81.50
Black satin with all the richness
and shining luster that makes a shtin
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1 ‘il o.settsin , dee black, fine
:;;l‘ll:,e p3; Inch; with: worth ’1 ,5 and street siladt‘li, 40 inches wide,— trouble and use un American means of the tinny tribe. d h-n n 3. 12 0 O
I .. who [voicing their displeasure about condi- , painful "‘3‘", m“ Thurs “y' w ‘ O
a yar1l-—— ’1 ' ‘ ‘ dl mbedded itself into the point 90
, . tlons here. ; The Easter collection in St. Mat- “99 9 9 *
t‘htfl'on taffeta or rich navy blue. 36 1‘rcp1- de chine of 40-inch width. 4 "m”, church m“ it is thought/the of her little finger and broke off close 00
Latest Spring models of smart English checks.
to the~flesh. A physician pulled out .
fashionable
the remaining portion of the needle.
subdued anti beautiful of luster. deep'
rich black: worth 81.50 to 82.50 yard-
' $1.25 to 32.2.1
and in inches wide, soft and supple
11111 of true firmness and quality.
wortit $1.50 to 2.130 yard- - $1.” .5 to $2
Taffeta fnille of midnight blackness-
tiaracst in the history of the parish.
.being somewhat under two hundred
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Sergcs, poplins and gabardines in very
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H. b. Scofleld barely escaped 11 nor Sty
and yet with a rich and satisfying Inn.
40 inches wide. unusually hand-
sume and of novel weave,~-io inches
wide. worth 83 yard $2.23)
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Center his
'The Howland Dry Goods Co. ’.
Georgette crepe in a wonderful ar—
ray of colors; soft and beautiful even-
ing tints. strcct hues. deep black. sat-
isfying blue—Mirth ".75 yard-_ “.50I
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Rev. Matthew Jankoia Fails to Re
cover from Apopiexy.
uttllicsron'r, May 5—The Rev.
> hi: iiiilPW Jaiikola, pastor of the Church
' 01‘. Saints (‘yli and Methodosia died
.' at the. rcciort of that parish at all
‘iff‘illh hour this morning. He was
' stritttcn with apoplexy while deliver-
n int: .1 591mm} on Easter Sunday mom-
:4” and had glsduslly sunk since
. then. He was born in Budapest. Him
. gen 43 years ago and obtained his
cart) education there He studied for'
the priesthood in. St. Mary" 11 college,
w-BMUMOI‘B, ind vlins ordained in that
felt) in 1895. For n time he was inthe
- Scrgtqn Pa. diocese. He came to
dials Bridgeport pastorate nine years
'15:.”
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it ~4Attrertise‘4a The Sentinel,
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SUMMER ENCAMPMENT.
Adjutant General Cole has announc-
ed that the summer encampment of
éthe First slid Second regiments of
'Connectlcut infantry will be held this
-summer from July 10 to July 15 inclu-
sive It is probable that the site will; b
be in some other part of the state ln-i y
stead of Ninntlc or East Karen. Field!
equipment will be taken for maneuv- S
era. The machine gun companies are d
’to go with the infantry. The camp 11
dates for group A and B cavalry.
that been decided. The officers are to b
attend a school of instruction
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The field artillery will camp at Toby
liana. Pa Batteries B. E. and F. from
lune lb to June 24; A. C. and D. from
June 25 to July 4. osicm of the
lto Julian
Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dar- the home 0' h" niece,M'r-11 Edwin
glossy hair can only be had by brewing Vista, N Y- /
a mixture of Sage Tea and Stilplzur.‘
Your hair'ls your charm. ,
mars the face When it fades, turns'"‘“‘5°“ 0‘ Wilton Library
my 0,. streaked Just an application \\ ednesday and Sattltdny afternoons.
its appearance a hundredfold.
you can get this famous old recipe im-
proved by the addition of other ingred-
ients for 50 cent's a large bottle, all
ready for use.
Sage and Sulphur Compound.
can always be depended upon to bring
have Y
at the hair.
Plattsbyrgh, N Y., from July 9 to 16 time- by
{disappeared and after another anpil-iow'ner. A. 8. Spring. who was .11an
cation irbeoomes beautifully dark and‘ to death in the building about ‘two
appears glossy and lustrous.
ready-louse preparatibn is a delightful'
medical corps and lleld hospital and toilet
ambulance coi‘npanios will attend lir-' dark
lstruction at 'Tobyhanaa from June 19 u is
‘ filgstion or prevention of disease.
GRAY, USE SAGE “A The tunnel of itnt. Lucy Benedict
ttook place last Sunday afternoon. at
ken and Beautlfy Faded Hair. Godfrey. The Rel Frederick M. 110]
That beautiful. even'shsde of dark. llster officiated. and the burial was in‘l
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Wednesday. May 3rd. the hours of
will be
it makes or
r two of Sage and Sulphur enhances front two until si\ o‘f'lock This sched-
ule will be maintained throughout the
Don't bother to prepare the mixture S"mm” season.
Those who were neither absent iior
tardy in attendance during the month
of April in Nod school. wore: ,Hllton
Lockwood. Ruth Webb. Mulnda Eck
ert Thelma Eckert. Theodore Denllte
and Frank Denlkc.
Everybody uses “Wyeth’s Sage and BARN is SURNED.
ulphur Compound" now becausg‘it GREENS FARMS. May 4.4111; de-
arkens so naturally and evenly that; strayed the old barn on the A S.
obody can tell it has been applied. Spring place. Clapboard hill road.
on simply dampen a sponge or soft Mondahight. it was probably caus-
rusli with it and draw this through ed by carelessness of tramps ' who
taking one small strand at a ban been accustomed to frequent the
morning the grey hair has plsce since the death of the former
1th called wyeth’s
This
ack the natural color and lustre of
our hair.
This years ago
In the barn at the timew as a quan-
reqtihilte for those who deslrsi tity of y belonging .to a Fairneld
hair and a youthful appearance. farmer. The building was owned by
not intended for the cum-e. mitin the heirs of .Mr. Turney Banks. ’1 New.
‘H.Ven. ‘
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lous accident -on Monday, while he
was moving furniture belonging to
Fred Blondel from Trinity Lake 73
Must avenue. Mr. Scolield was com-
in along by the way of Dampwu
road and had just passed over the
bridge near the Spear residence when
it caved in. The rear wheels had just
cleared'the bridge.
swall'l‘hursls
The Mothers' ‘Club held a very in-
ierestlng meeting at the home of Mrs.
Howard F. 'Johlson. South Main
street. in Wednesday afternoon. The
program consisted of violin solos by
Miss Rose Krupp and Miss Jessie
Shutes, accompanied by Miss Estelle
Shutes on the piano; piano duets by
Mrs. Ralph White and Miss Sallie
Cooper: vocal ‘solos by Miss Mary
Mary Roscoe. accompanied, by Mrs.
Ralph White. \
SH‘O'i: DEAD sv'oerscrivss.
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ST. PAI’L. Minn. May 6.~Russell
Wyse, of Somervllle, Mass, was shot
and killed by city detectives last night
in the railroad yards near the union
depot here when he ran at the detec-
tives' command to halt. Wyse‘s‘cour
panloii. James Farmer. of South 805- i
ton. Mum. escaped from the detect
lves who shot. Wytxe. only to run into
the arms of a second pair of detect
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Closing Out Serge and Poplin
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