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laugh-u
Colonel Roosevelt said he had cease to
Washington voluntarily to testify in
the cane.
Colonel Roosevelt reached the eons-ti
room ten minutes before the court con ,
versed. A crowd was waitlu to see
him and cheered loudly as he onserd.
Severn times during his testimony the
h M “ u. ”Homer President's answers aroused
iamusetuent, particularly when he said
u I‘ um I: enever had any political deal
__ ling: with Ir. Glover, and that he knew
wasnrtrerort. lay ss—romrithe bum has supported either In.
Tait or llr. Wilson in 1912
'usw woman's PARTY - i
TO HAVE lit! FUND
CHICAGO, liaise—no 'm we-
man's party will pinto the presiden-
tial campaign with ”00,000 to its
credit it a flhvuenl lndnched yestor
day by the eenareeelenal anion is
successful. Announcement of a plan
at three odioers ot the Rt“:
Bank. 8: teamed as s char-
witness (or Pmident c. c. Glov-
, calmer Roosevelt said he had
Ir. Glover since 1889, that he
had business and desist round—
it
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mmumonnuks 3 for) ..... 10¢
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rmnorrsn 3m; .......................... 10¢
smooth) MIN. ..................... , 12¢
rmryoltrra. spa... ................. . ........ 35¢
anncurw'r BACONJarge sine .................. 32¢
I has “a in I” (Ghee
Polish .............. to:
3 pkg:. LaFrancc Laundry
Talia: ........ each sc
I pkg. Dog or Puppy Food
we
I bet. All! Worcesteran
2 phgs. Salerstus or Baking
Soda ........... each so
to slalom. WithAuy clue Wing
teat-among...
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1 pk. Al! on Cesare or
Jelly Powder ....... too
that A&P Worcestershire
3m ..... . ......... rsc'
20‘ Stamps
AIsP Grape Julia.
25 llllllwith * “will illllllil 250
WITH ME
LA” IOT
20c
Mlle.”
Chen.
52,210 have been secured a: a starter,
it was announced.
“I the use while Civil Service
s. Assistant .Secretary or
to raise thousands to tlnsnee the wo
med-Jam to secure the see-ea of
"Ir Glover's neural character
he more of can.
has.
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Contribution:
the stunt is. Anthony she-shill“ tie: and pledged themselves to suite
nude by Its: Alice my had.“ in the proposed nerwotnan': My --dhe nation wfle enlrnnehlaemt
chime. 01 ll. union at convention which will he launched at the
mm M. ..«The tint-stone 'l'heawe.lanel.'anl'. At
The Great A 8: P Tea Co.
ra4 WASHINM‘ON 3T" SOUTH NORWALK.
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Free Delivery.
totheeeavaatsoawilladoata
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pain was launched by a emittoeot that tiny. W Ct “m
:ufl'nzlets. bedded by Mr: A. I l.- ”PM mumymuw. “
“”83“" to “W “Min-ell“ whatla re-
W n the no» unload ponds-I
W. l” "'0 “tor! of the country.
Wooten representing many political m g m m”
ifaiths have reno'ttheed (bar ’0!!! Ian
iii-«tum lilies ensue-
neat without turtles delay. ‘l'he
weanenssoheaaedhythewonsentn
Maul... Thinvoteieox
ninth; the outcome of the November
election
Evorynallhrinulnanewllu oi“
Westteswellthegstherlncin the
early days d June. .At heedquarm
,0! the Congressienal Union in the
Michigan Boulevard hu'ldiu, a corps
int workers is has) maria; endan-
sl'nlng the vialors to the hotels so
llected for then Miss Elisabeth Eld
id. d M. ad line Mm
Whittemore. at Detroit, are in charge
at this work.
min the West who will put sulraxe
Ant and attend the convention is
Mrs. Dora Phelps Buoll, 0! Denver.
Until the announcement at this latest
polltlal move of the (Woodland
Union. Mrs. Buoll was an ardent Den»
oer-at, and, as each, has held a null-
her at once: in be: home state. New
little has declared that Ibo will will-
idraw her support from thst party and
work with the new party in behall of
the Susan I. Ant-my arnenhloat.
Another conspicuous figure in the
national political anus lrllrs. Sarah
Finn-inn. : delegate trons Washin-
toa State to the Progreaelve party
convention and the Woman's party
eonventiu also. Mrs. l‘lanniun is
already an the neuetandda tahina
: pronounced tntnrnt tn the plan: out
lined by the women.
A third is In. Hamlet lane Cher
dron, at Ssh Laho City. the only we
nan who ever east Ill electoral ”he
tor president
one of the principal speaker's st the
convention. Others are In ldslln
nay Inchrllle, :1 Sacramento. on:
i
l
was swan sun and instill- nm Vow-fl or Ian Francis
etell Um name»: that,
“meanest-urethane:-
co; Ira. Ileaheth Oerherdumther-
haley; Ira. w. B. Sawtelle. at Tho
“Aria; limiters-Clam. ll
. lam mm oblate. Qualities Wtes m It l 2
, value (min $550 to 0200“ odrHot that carpet. . .
Dinner Sets In the invitation
Sale
Hard it is for the china Imcr to ignore the tempting
r things spread for displa during this sale.
1'
3 ~ All the sets quilts below arc of particularly good
i value, and all prices are changed as represented
Nippon Chins American l’orcclsin
A i rose decoration and gold
f} moo. .
i
‘i
i
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Ht
..
i
.‘y 5‘. n. «
3 Hack and white
r 'gold 'cdge and gold line.
i 112 pieces, was $30.00,
' pure white china with pipk blue border with pink rose
decoration and gold edge, 112
$20.00
"Peacock” i hills
'branch of pink “owns and
green border. or: pieces.
“sum:
edge, 62 pieces,
Nippon China ~
l ivory border with pink and
1 blue rose, gold edge, “2
ipieces.
154m- ‘
French China 3
border,
American Po eelain
pink thistlo pattern with gold -
edge and gold line, no
pieces. Very dainty,
$12.00
French China
pink rose design, gold edge,
was $50.00, tor /
stairs ‘
Austrisnflliaa
#5139?” W” w“
. $7,500
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525. 00
gé‘...x:‘t
~;—o-4: . s).._
.12,
.' 3-:1
MS! Viflvm ‘M. ..»
mm mlwah'r
—- -
ESTABLISHED 1887
A TEA WAGON is Silt-12‘!
great convenience. especially
Laden with its
pretty china, the kettlcQand.‘
the various plates of good- ,
log: it rolls on its gentle lit-
tle rubber-tired wheels
9d about the living room or
in summer.
.
Ill
porch, out to the lawn or
summer hem—always a
welcome visitor.
'Two special patterns in
this sale. '
\V‘tfit Mahogany' tray and
wood wheels. former price
$975.
now sass
With glass tray and. rib-
berftired wheels,
price $1.75,
new sane"
Tub Skirts
former
WWW m.
Could nut corded vans.
3:60. ”this luv. '
lssoand 83.90. .
Bur-ans ~ toned,
whingmdhmseh
war
a “5‘.
In
.’.
Black Silks
This remarkable sale of
Silks opened with enthusix
astn., bcca ‘whcn "Silk
Sale” is nounccd std
Reed's everybody takes no»
tics and everybody interested
attends
Black Meesalines. $1.05.
81.15 and SI. 25: yard wide.
Black Satin. 31.05, St .sg.
Black Tafiets. Sr. :5, Sr. ag—
ald On”.
Black Chem.
8135
These silks are on sale
until Thursday night only.
Aword to the wise.
Dinning Chili: s
The reason for sucluwon-
deriul bargains in Dining
Grain is that several drop-
pod patterns and broken
sets are to be closed out. it
an odd chair ts required for
living room. bedroom, look
these over. A number of
' 81.50.
‘ .tltcm can be sold separately.
Golden oak Dining Chaim.
full leather seats, $3.50. Sale
price 30.50.
Arm Chalra to match,
$6.75 Sale price. $4.75»
Ruined oak ‘
.50. Sale
to pitch,
$10.00. SalepriceJ'HS- -
WWW odd
M00150 closed 'at
Mt leather seats,
hargainpnces .
: Golden ash Amalia. -
‘ hp now 80-00
eas- ,&60
Hats
An attractive group of
Wdic brim
editors and sports halo 3
really distinctive line of mod-
els, in this sale at
85.00 and 86.00
Among them some nota-
bly good styles in white and
white with a little black
Second floor.
Footwear ,
Women's Vld—hidefordn
hand made, low heels.
White. hand-turned Tail-
ored Pumps.
83.45
For Bey: .
Shoes on correct lasts for
comfortable wear, in' an,
Russian call, patent leather
and gut: metal calf.
82.45
Sizes 9 to I3 1-2.
For big Boys. Shoes ten
manaish lasts, solid leather
soles, 4' ' ~ ‘
Summer Hats.
. "I
winners“ star wine
Among the picturefiqut‘ political In»:
lira Cherdon [will he~
n Sale
Ibhe; Namath?
Ilenlenhz IlseAnne lawn Ill
Illa: lahel Vermd“: In.
thswuhslsrthehnn'alacwm usumgmdmjuuruan
memuthwonzahmtwmh-m;m Wallis Vellum. at
out
Yakima; Ira. honour. ml,‘
lotion, whore ledoreal
sent-nn' t In reported '
lobe
illonplflllty committee, has resened
mole tor a post number of delegates
and says she expects no trouble in
.t..inx attommodations let all wh.
ans-d M M sea-s rennet hem
award, In. Wells sen she has plan-
.; . s-e» "The Alabama," a palatial.
alto manner that will W'
.J; guests.
”neon IAN FIND.
NEW HAVEN, llay u—Jor tailure
to obey a train onoer's signal Sau-
dny, Peter Koasath. d Bridgeport.
was it’d yesterday 010 tor rechlelll!
thus-Neruda. and$50 torvlo-l
lation of the tram: ordinances. Albert?
hammohflewastneddlieandeons
mmssundi‘a trelleyesrs!
Cher-new, drivadamm-
excessive speed.
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND DAM DED-
NATION.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. 14., May 2L:—
lntorlor Lane will be present at the
dedication of the Elephant Butte dam,
early in October, acceldlu to an-
nouncement nude by A. A. Jones. As-
sistant Secretary oi the interior. Who
is here today.
W
PLEADID GUILTY TO ASSAULT.
NW IRITAIN, May 24.—-E:mile
Hansen, : 1urh, arrested in Worce:
Iter, lass, yesterday. was arraigned
in the local court today charged with
assault with intent to hill Olfln liar»
dot. an Aruba. on fly ll. He
pleaded guilty and the case was con-
tinued until June 1 in bond: at $1,000.
“mathematical
. ______ W”.
‘ * THE: D. M.""READ co.
in rcscds, old rose
itqrrt'rstnrr-
Mauritian
- \d
peeledtehoanotenttaotorlndeter-I‘ ”Immotheremmwul WAumr— IL, I" ”M
tiontodeyottheiurytotry W.H.0lh
pet tor murder of his tor-er sweet-
ddsgntes who will come out d Incl“ Mrs. Cltlanl “9“, ”mm," otthe heart was predicted by ours We.
The lent week at the us: eh tear
Jurynion wereseenred. Pm- won
more rapid m “VI. SI.
men being tentatively aeeesld II
holhsides and two I” It..."
the «tense. and eldht were h the
Jury he: as. eeel‘t .0 “3
When the State has annotated at:
ease. the defense ”I to It the
00.11 to direct a mint-I‘ll”.
according to James a. 'Ihsreon, e!
outneel h Orpet.
"The motion will be had an n desi-
elon of thitliaol: Snore-e Courtrw
rents; the eonrlaioa in I m
use where the evidence was'wholl!
circumstantial. as it h I this case,"
said Mr. Wilkerson. ' , t
‘lnthepseeeant whldnb'hom
to tree Orpet. the hint at held
Isa! where esihnce an he “filed
to show that it we: posslhb for the al-
logod victim to have committed laid“
a verdict acuuittlng the accused should
be rendered " .
Malt Will!!! and Secretary ollhe‘pglggwglung MUST
AMT CHURCH TENETB
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1., In! 24.—
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church in- the United States of
Amerlca today adopted witheatd'ehele
a report from the committee on hills
and overtures, warning the New York
and all other Presbyterlol that the
tenets of the church must he accepted
by candidate: tor the ministry hetore
they about! he ordained. flit lctltl.
it is believed. and: farther dismal.
in the present neon“! 1! the alleged
heresy ouution in which the New
York Presbytery and Union ,
cal Seminary are involved.
.4
Tatieta Stills. 818. 00
Unusually sttractiu and dressy suits of tallcta:
and gray Pretty flaring skirts,
‘ sty lis h coats with belts or girdles and handsonic
‘ . buttons. No approvals. no C. O. D.’ c.
Summer Blankets
'l‘hcrc always comes a cool night When one is thankful
to find a nice wool blanket‘within easy reach.
Fine wool with pink or blue borders just the right
weight.
104 sigc
11-4
was $4.59
‘ was $5.00
$3.75
84.00 . ;
Comfortables
Floral pattmln Seoo Silk. all color efl’ects to coni- .
bine with rooms. Sweet peas, roses, blue flowers for
happy sleep, yellow and lavender. Figured centers with
plain borders. Paiscley designs that will do for any or
all rooms.
lWere $400. ,_
for $3.25.
Third floor.
Bedroom Furniture
SpecialSeteiColonlalWJour-postbcd of
sinrple design plain turned posts, surmounted with ball,
scroll headboard with broken arch, open foot rail, all of
‘F’
beautiiul proportions. Dresser and Gtilfonicr each with ‘
swinging mirror, and Dressing Table with triple mirror, 1.}.
mien the set.
former price $4735
,clawlcct 61:411.,
all: (l ity: 55‘ 'w
Colonial‘lnhoglny. baseand
3t$¢kfi5~°°
Was $115.00, ."
for W
Odd Binnhtg‘l‘ables
“lam. hallandclawfcct,8x4tt.,
melon pillow,
’Wwe,6x4tt.,$to.7§
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