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declnrnum on Amado-nun ”w.
dubsofmhtsnstm
than. sad tbs presidsnt‘s Flu nay
w
RthonedChedesTsQn .M 32¢
Ions Ketchup, bot. .. 10¢
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“Who-1M”! Matmwm mm“ we mmuasfl 10m mam '“‘ ----- 10¢ -
, ........ d A n attention tbs platform builders Potted Ilsa, an 54- and my E‘“"“’"‘ 1857
A; ' kelwiththeemhnsissmstir-mm’mme snidraftof Fl P: r doubl sheets
l, W by 1“ [0.73m this M If "u Sud tut Pml‘enl. .NOULD 3‘ UNIVERsITY OF B: y pe v 3 e s s r- on s . u s s u. a s s n o . u . ...... 5¢
V“ {mt 6mm m a prisons ides at what the plant on unions Lunuiuo. ' Prmiento-so’s.pound ............ .. ..... 15¢ S i
«mums. new. AWN“ Sm“ be '“ “’1‘“ Qusker Corn Flakes pkg ‘ “mm” “993ml
. 7‘ “d prosperity wewesmphed here “Si “ht. It vutu‘n' __ 9 ‘tsb.vos-asssoooaua...... ..... 5c 3 _.
tau-dad into on ' calmemicnuged conspiracy on the put of condemnation lvsnoelhsths Ice Cram Self. 10 "3- bag................ --------- 10¢ i 1“."10" ”“1““? “““d ””5 ““4" Jun“ “mp“ ‘0 3
1‘" l the Democratic patio-sf con- some foreign“ dlm‘ ‘9 mu‘ W" Assorted Jeni“, Wler 10c l regulation “mm“ “”13 13"”) thing is ready. .
is W held. to hear more ence foreign and domestic affairs and __ Wk Oli bot. ' Tailored Suits Ill nzttttrzil ltncn and the sensible Palm 3
.,m expounded by m‘denlwniiemned organizations- thst failed I; M J A. M II. a. VEC. .. ............... . ......... 10¢ lii'ach Clnlll, in ion 1”li Attractively priced. ‘
.w remind such meted consult-say. ' "' Hires’ Extract for Root Beer bot 15¢ 3 Silk S t C « t" ' ' '
or ‘1?” m“ of": 1”,“ a“. PastorBLJohn in. E.Chmh.5fllm. ! . - ---------------- ‘ . _ P0r S 9335, l] din shades and the favorite
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5“. 4.0m ' tee ° ”'3‘. n is understood um Prebmem W” "" m3“ - Mud Mm Golden a. bot. .................. 10c -’ “l" ”1)“? “"“““‘.“'0"5’ 57-50 10 313-00
commutes us eased in”;on has um ‘ ‘ ‘ t We rests no. tbs om us, a Tub Skirts. scrvtct-abic iiahardiuee Bedf rd C d
. suggested in any definltt‘. . . . . , ~ . . 0 0r 5 .
0‘ platform [“111ng, ‘1“ “Inning! a my 0‘ . . . t‘sud- wM‘ 1“ ‘ college. Th“ “ and novelty materials, striped and plain $1.00 to $595.
. _, called [or the mm 0"] .' ‘ . pp 0 u “elm” “ll lamp! to “IV“ it ‘bwk lb. “uca' l _._‘ f ‘ I '
.i o; the convention, mmer‘fn‘mla'null Defoe- bill Senator iiustvj tlomi world in Anerics from miller The Great A & P Tea L0 . Second iloor. ‘
. speech to be delivered by the mg. of Wisconsin, it is learned. has‘ to circumference. Another question is ‘ ' ' ‘ . '
. . . . been given the task of preparing such} 110' mm to DO asked: Will! i' l ‘ i c ‘ ‘ '
”it, c . . ‘ . . C .
. Iddrmwglintohwe‘u (11:2; 3 Plank that will be a guiilv' for t'iilllV al chum? .l“ ‘. linking w 124 WASHIAGTCN ~T.’ MOUTH NORWALK ; thtle FIOCks
. . plign mam” m the can,” tgu, i 8 Va it definition of it, let the nil, in Tel. No. 909 - l
h “I. party. Pelegates were; Planks prepared by the ‘Drt‘sldbnli this initial "W' what “1" church Fm Dehvcry '. for little Folk. "’
p to stir up things With even hue beent rned Y i ‘ ’ is for? The New Testament reveals ‘ D . . _ ' ‘
enthusiasm than yesterday. 1 . “‘ ° 9’ ‘° ‘ “e “”69“". three distinct. tutu to which it is ehghtfuuy “3““ a" th' little D0“? Vafden
- “7'5 plans prol'ided for the mlitee by secretary Baker, ‘ who committed. l and Greensvvay Frocks for the lllllt‘sl girls. 0i flow.
of the convention at 11 U,_;bro‘ught them here from \\uslnngton.r first. um of “figuration. The, cred and sprlgged crepe, ditllitie and fittest lavvn, the
W Temporary Chairman Glynn.” l>‘ learned there villi be no spot-itit-_ church is divinely commissioned to, lashlons are bewitching and attractive as worn by filly
was to be offered by the 'RiEht mention of Mexico tn the declaration reach for the lowest and the least‘ HONK I HONK' figures.
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Jill J. Glennon. archbishop of 3: 31:11:11))!“ dill Elfin-”H mam.“ bullizhlil; {211.133435322233 i . Linens and madras are ill plain colors. l’li'k'd or
' I» The committee on cred- era re up“? "ll 1‘ 3. “v“‘h H?" “W‘h'. . (“va power. which lifts him out _ t trimmed with some contrasting shade. high \vuistcd
u last night settled the few con‘ em “‘1, i; “the 'elstteidadltn a gen- ‘ of the hog and places him upon the. ' {illilll‘h with the skirt: sliirred on and intend vvith big
first had been appealed to it {0”in 1mm Till-11 I 1" ”lg with! highest levels of human life. where A H To MO B’LE NOTES l buttons.
to nation of the national wmq . .. nnp on will Ide'; God and the soul us in fellowship. $2 25 $300 $350 and $4 50 g n
. _iclare that every nation has a l‘lflllt, Tbl “ . _ . _,,_‘_ . . . - . . . .
sud its reports to the woven. , , a one nor. an immense priv S f 1' b0 . . .
4'” ”wt“ to take up but Ito regulate its own internal nlairs. liege, | W “ll-5 01' ittle Y5. white, pink, blue, buff and to-
Imm“ , Adequate ilrflft'r'liun for Americsns M t 1 De Se , l ,_ . bacco lll‘il\\il, for age. _. to 5 )(‘ar<’
” committee on permanent or. at home and abroad will be among thc' Touching the Art or Living, (1) 01:“: a lileltgfifail'crflfe“i[:un:;;‘x" ditifst singles on‘ the rrfiectors blow: 51-50 and $20“ .3:
_ ‘ lprqnountettlents; and a permanent‘ Tb h h 1 t“ ed .1. . ‘l 0 “l '41" T0111 ‘18 pump Ol‘i - . . .
. rcom e . . ocurc scomln son 0 . , , i ., .
Jun“: 0: Keillfunc‘ltid istirmlltcorlingi. Waco tribunal will be favored. There' to touch sud train those who sro “hells out. 0‘ alignment ‘lwm wheel small hand bellows. Do not use pill-E “Md!“ 3 hltop, 5“““d “W“ -
' “mirth“ and the l’centuclly sen.inll be a preparedness plank that rich with its. Evangelistic menus. and m.” wheel). Both wheels run un is“: “3 ”1‘5 "“10"“ we “Waring-E .
"I prepared to deliver an ad"will not only satisfy Democrat-3, but The tam, Religious Education. bs. Henly, that is, they wobble. 1 bit Am... cleaning, look at the 10“]! be-‘ “om Decorallons
lint was looked forward to “win“ please the Progressives the lead-l come to men gspecific thing in our a curb “in: :3: 1““ front wheel “gd‘lu’een the glass and reflector. Tbisl
, ‘ . count , unset , tits trunlu of the a curb u t t risht rear wine. I! ~ . . .
M “We“. .crs say. The platform will contain [1001”in the {M7 church 2,, those ‘ ”M mm wheel I turn me mm“ :gfirldd::9e:::°‘?r;nit :9:er :31": The Ornaments of a House Are the Friends Who Fre-
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“a committee on rules and ordsr an unequivocal expression ““1““.deep mutter! which pertain to “10 cross rod yoke back to its regulul’ b . p ( quent I" at
‘wsr for .ggrudmpmem. y . sldersbly to prevent dust from gel-i . , .
untumrewlluinends “0 “”0““ if there is any friction in me? 'l‘tli‘elmn: ludiuilfiim‘l’ with: position and gave it a full turn to the ting m w the "memo" . A home with attractive decorations creates a pleasant ’
. . 0 "0708 DDIBCOO‘ . . ‘ . .,,. . ‘ , ‘ ,'
brute: binfizgstltmnlmnfivzonll-lresolutions committee, ll will come colleges and unlversities.but the work‘rmu' “M the “he” 3“” ““1““ The connections of the battery atlnosphtrt ‘md draws people. “’10“ have mum to do
. _ Til rules of tb iio ‘ over the equal suffrage question.‘ of education st our doors. in the cool The distance from one rear wheel should be ,0“,de and ”can“ 0003, With temperament and the exposure of a roonlytoward or
W l ‘ um; I s to be :do mnghen are some cornmitloemen who .Srexsflou. Every sssscy in Hakim the other “ 57 inches. measuring “mm“! in "1“" '0 891 a 800“, clean] away from the sunshine, has always to be consrdercd. AS
“convention .: my nu: . ' . ”0 Opposed to any reference to the ”“3“” “Why“ MI (I. lit-05'- ulfrom “m"? 0‘ "e“- The “‘0‘“ contact. Sometimes the terminals to whether one dcsn'cs to be surrounded by softly tinted ‘
_ is to be all; 1. th . at. equal rigbtu question; some went I a“. imwgtuu, m'mgwhnis am 56 inches. J. F. JV“. become M, corroded that the self- greys or tatlstby subdued greens or blues, by rose color,
‘ m e n‘ ‘ '7“. idoclaratlon along m lines of tbsl locsi deflections“ bowl M‘ofi The wheels have probably been‘marm will not open”. or an hannomous combination of colors, one must decide
, provides that candidates must. . .nuiventty for sit the psopletn which sprung tn the hubs or else the hubs . . by personal taste
m. two-thirds of the totslnuntlpla'nk inserted in the Republican plat- m. 51mph. mm“ m and m“ ; tbelnseive have been Dem out 0‘ \\ lieu jacking up the rear wheels. - . ‘ ‘ - _ . .
.k of '0‘“ in the convention to “item Wm“. there are still other mm 0' everydsy life should be uught sud 'l' I: b h g ‘ d t never set the isclt under the trust! “to Road House in its new decorating department .
“lumen. The rule is considered'mmeeme" Who “‘9‘“ ““0". “ fedml enforced. Only recently has thlsilgu.‘ Z: l in u '1 “NI-":1” 2:3 rod, it's the strain will stretch the rod! ofi'ers the latcst dcsrgtis til art fabrics, \vall papers, rugs '.
- q,flpommt in tin; present come-pcousmution Hmelidmvm string wo- Insets! virus of the church’s work to- i‘ timing on f “$5 wh : and and make it useless for tilt Very pur- and furniture for all rooms.
h. " Prersident Wilson Wlll b‘e nom- men ll’lP right l0 \‘OlP. “Vb“. opinion CClVOd muting “t. law“... IttII' , W, ee 5' By turn MI 9 “ fl fl p050 ll l5 meant; ”ill. l5, to brace the Spmially SCICCted papers for a“ T001115. 1‘1-00' bird and _
~» . , .5 divided mm. we“. mm, .0 8 tion. The New Tutsulent word forl‘flwhml “rem“y- In! ""8““ ‘7 com". o, m, m. .. , - . . . ‘ .. - ,
. by acclamation and \lce-Presi. , b l n i is Educ can be noted if the hubs “e 0‘“ I - landscape (ltsigns “1th U'CtOJllC‘b and hand l)l0Ll\Cd lillCllS
. 'Ihrshall, leaders say, will have made that the Democriitc party would‘ “ m _ f ‘ th ‘ ill l v ‘ be tsken An annoying outlook in the body of that combine. '
” than tWO-thlrds of the 1,092 2° N lea“ "3 fur a“ the Republican M0“ 0' Religion "“4“- .io rue hf, '1, m it to m u in the c" m" often l” "“0" 1° me Satin-striped papers of delicate coloring with “cut-
w m the convention for renomin- part and probably a little farther byl Lto ‘ mm no u on “n N p nuspeltnion points of the top. Where t" l d“ f f - . - . r I
" .tnaking a stronger declaration in fuv- 0' course. the Bundsy School l. the - a lathe. " they are all right. "'0 the top bow sro anchored to the body ou gar an 5 or “en mmimn‘h' '
* h _ i . _ 'or 0, ”n, principle of “mm" suffrage ‘ center for sii this work. slthouh the spout-u are sprung and will need to be "mm H ususliy cqnsi d e rsbl 9 play A Leather effects for libraries in rich dark shades with
. ° “3",” expected "‘ ”‘9 9”“ Th g rt“ ,2... . ~ . , 'l ““71““ 011110 church should “lend-trued up. That mm wheels should be ' novel banding and ornaments for distinctive paneling. .
to nominate President Wilson 0 . u tngt ., were quilt active 10-; through the ”an mp “a the Sun- .1 1 tb m in the little oil lit these points will quite of- .
, ”my night, though William A. day. They expressed confidence of} .1” School should cease to M so 1 "an 19? 351“!“ If deg “31 ”mm, “mm“. the noise. Black snd white designs and vcrdurc effects for sun
." j,“ the pannfiylmnm mem- strong recomiltlon for their cause. . tnumod, it shouldbscsllsd tn. Schooll mm," “b: "r 9 tie“! 9; Before a clutch leather is spoiled Parlors-
, w k, (,0 There have been several lurid; of Religion or tbs Church School ort“h°“ d be " “t “'16 0 “n “c ' 'lt should be soaked in wntfl' setters! E ill designs that are llcasin for nurseries and
the ru 2; mmiiteo, may offer . _____ 1 .~ : . . . l 2‘
lutlon in me “New“ pro. Planks 'Sullmlllv‘d to the resolutions. somoltxhipg mthatadlflsrg‘wuzl HELPFUL HINTS .hourae. This makes the lesiher plie- childrcns rooms. Dutch figures, quaint animals that are .
. .. committee, and Reliremlativo Raineyl so ‘ "' °"’ “3 ' ’- . i bio and it much better ob will result. familiar and "cut-outs" for the little i 1k nl t n ' i
that nominations be made the has been Halted to write wast is “‘1' tinny ll sndsusdry clubs.c| l The llssdllfllul “mm heldmtproof. l selves o to all Y he if
W. of. business tit ts o‘clock, tonighhl
. '1’ ' Mraid. The resolutions commit-
., ‘, waver, has pointed out that the;
“t u u will not, bll‘ ready for thd
peeled to be the final draft. ltwasl
said that in view of the scarcity ofl
dyestuffs because of the European‘
war. the platfouu would favor tlldlg
iindustry being given u measure of;
«protection for about five yeu‘l.
Consideration will be lliven to Fit
plank favoring government aid for?
‘teruliniii warehouses for storing. grnd~l
in; and weighing ,tion-perishiiblo farm
productu. The American Society of!
Equity and the North Dakota Society;
. ' , oration of the; convention until
Whly Friday morning.
with the report of the rules com-
, and its reports to the conven-l
ml the convention were expected
‘ - at the pleasure of the delegates.
V, yrs of the. convention before it,
4 t; - id considerable time would pm
i} «bo‘glven over to well-known
" pillar party orators. That
‘ J. Bryan, who is intending
'iet'fiivontlon as :i newspaper cor-"fl“ ”‘9 plank. I-
ant, will be called upon for a‘ .
., no one doubts. Mr. Bryan, it benefit thcg rain growers of this went
hm: would respond and mnke ttntl northwest and the cotton and to-i
. . . of support for the president baooo growt-tu of the nouth. l
. .. .1" the thingtl‘Mr. Wilson stands Little was heard today of the vice-i
w The Nebraskan was quoted last presidential booms that are still in cx-i
m on saying that he had nothing: istence. . I
,1" the convention except that The Democratic nationnl commit-
“ the president. wanted. tee will meet for organization next?
an“ plans will be mine," Mr. 3",; Monday. it is reported tltttt Homer 8.;
VII reported to have said. "1 ex- Cummings. or Connecticut, may be.
tto 80 before. the peeple in MI. elected national chairman if he is
.n untisfuctory to President Wilson. 1
A report was received today thnti
President Wilson may be invited to:
come here and Midwest the convention;
before it adjotimn, but party lenderlil
- I
"With the progi‘amior the day car-
font. the convention was expect»
adjourn until 10 o'clock tomor-
moruing. when the resolutions
ittec will be ready to reporL.
the adoption of the platform
» oratory is looked for, and thcnl
s will «be declared until mi;
gilt, when the presidential nom-l
will be made.
ntherlng . of . the
my was not as spectacular.
try, when the Suffragists en-
m occasion and lent much the window and cried out:
9 scene; but the assemb- “Be careful driver. this Is the first
anything, was larger. 1 time I have ever ridden in a taxi."
uncommittee of the macho. “All right. madam," replied the
» - ’ttee went into session'to-i driver, “this limbo first time I have
before the convention meg; ever driven one."——Excbange.
to nit until its\work wad . “""'““"—- ""
the full, committee. The full‘ LONDON“ “PENNY BITUPG."
.15 to meet at 3 o'clock this. Sumo of the chesp~lodgtng houses in
' a receive the report of the London are called “penny sltups."
' ,2 if it 1. readrtn make They provide more benches. with
.suboommltteepwbjch 'wss
, _ not night. is as follows:
‘lfitioneLMfssourl, cbtirmnn:
miner. lliinoisy 86m
Helium; Sonnor'rlollis.
- like; Representativelrltn
w__'!ifork; 5'";th Pour
turner Roommdve A.
made in that direction.
How‘ ABOUT THE BILL!
The taxi whirled along,
5
nearly ‘
convention The“
items on the back of’lhobsnoll-before
him and than. resting his ilesd ‘on his»
arms, tries to sleep. ‘
.knocklng over a public buildingl
it swerved again as it passed.
within the ace ofn poiicemsn's footl
wooden backs. Each ledger pm Mr
musics] orgsniullons. culture "ooursss. .
us well as distinctly religious meetings. 3
should be held. Thickiy settled not -,
borhoods. us we shsll see. offer fins
opportunities for the development of.
things splritnsl. '
The third tssit to which the church t
is committed is flat of Christinnizlug :
the social-order; thst of infusing that
spirit of Jesus into every nook snd‘.
corner of our life. Nothing is foreiull
to the interest of the church. :
Neighborly Luvs Essential. ~. 1
‘of Equity. represented hora by Dela; If . . l d .
religion pervades snd colors the cairn to minimize acc‘dcms at am 0 __ . .
gates L. 0. llellstrom. are interested whole life then ours 1. serious mm. ,crrhslngs. ’1 ' .‘M'w’ ”Mm“ 0‘ 9' "0mm" in disre-
noss, for it will let. no corner of the.
it was sold that lurch at plank would, world escspo its influence. The sooner lard worked 0‘" at mm mom“ of m.
we lost-n that Christianity is not it
tiling to be prscttced in s corner the
better for the world. The question of .
the eighteenth century, touching Chris- 3
tlanlty, was, Csnit be made to square;
with the human reason? Of the nine.
_teenth. Can it be made to square with '
the results of scientific resent-ch!
the twentieth, What can it do? we:
must learn to enforce not only love
God, Whom we csunot see,
our neighbors. with whom we no living ,
" in constant cont-ct. Neither without ; nuttter‘how msny laws might be pass-
tbs other is Christinnlty whatever also
his neighbors must lutenst him, if he
is s-genuiuefollower of the Christ.
It is the mission of the church—tho
said there was no definite move being; rural as well as the city-to orange-11.11.39 persons in whose interest the "and“ st Allerton, three minutes bo-
g file the whole world, to train to the . ‘7 This
lhlghest degree of emciency thosslmwwnmm wore hem“ taken. fme train was due to arrive. The
d to seek to
to
whom it evangelizes on
malts tire spirit of Jesus the absolu
rule in all human relations.
It is an admitted economic fact that
there can be no permanent prosperity
The occupant threw her’ head out. of. without 3 permanent agriculture.
THE NATION'S" DINNER TAB‘LE
When the diuuorbsil' of ‘thlsnstfuu
rings there hsve been slaughtered for
the report 13.000» beam. 21.000 ms.
4.600- sheep. 2.000 bundredwei of
poultry and other masts. nu_
have been 700,000 bushels of cousin
'snd. 640.000.000 pounds oLvsgstsblss
Jutland-for their“ . Multiply thus
annuities byl'r one» thoussnd; repro-
‘mesls per snnuiu. and.wsthm~ tbs
‘snnuslmtsuu culls usuon‘siludsg.
not wltlli all our immune quantity.
supe‘rli'qusiity‘sudfldonunof pron‘w‘ that this '” hardly suillolsnt heeded;
":ductt,‘ the honest housewird; 1llksl°lmn°°5 ”“ "le failure °"' “‘9' W”
,1“. “as“. Kin; . ”gummy-giants! on the machinevmigflt result -—lf.r°u md‘m gooditmvvfluel
h -’ I: m 10! “New sad sllssgomm' tori collisionnwlihrthe- was, if! not. st
Jingln foreign issds. . Show" shroud
8WM puma!» ism» pso-
..duatsitbss mommies W
.tn thorium aims.
m
1New Haven Rum-cs1 Urglng Safety l-‘intilm: titst he would be unable to do
of l
but love to .‘
it. may be. Everything that. interests?“i 0' b” may safety devices m'luligiitlng passengers at the rear of a
iful reduction in accidents uutllvtlierei
new W]. the number of. melon-spot within about six inches
W w...__.._. _.
EL‘M'NATWG ACCWENTS ‘tltttt the gates were being lowered, put
AT GRADE CROSSINGB on more speed in an endeavor to cross
-——-—- ovu bofore the approaching train.
‘llllr, he was forced to swing his run-
;clilne into the freight yard in order to
W h th b r N ”w m illi'olil a collision. A driver of a mo-
“ o 0 ject 0 “m "g l I tor truck was unable to stop at. the
0”]:an of ?‘::°;Flsm‘:ndem::fl 0°: crossing gates at Quincy. "£83., and
M”, ”w“ \e' e. (8' . [2‘ a: t sv n. Iris truck collided Mth the gates.
t..lltoad is wag ng n so y rs cam“ Many use“ were report ed of mu-
First campsign to Secure Cooper-
ation of Auto Owners.
. Einrd to the signal displayed by the
'tha campaign has been discussed Hartman and dc‘splle the warning from
- t'l'e en inc an the train was leaving a
operating department. lnvestigationn l Jam: .
luvo already been made. at. several ‘m-I A driver of a machine passed the
pt-rtant grade crossings, and molly in". rode cross ng at Scituute with hardly
divitlutll drivers have been written iota loot clearance between the machine
requesting their cooperation. iii!” the train that had just. stopped.
The principal cause of- the majority : find the engineer of the train rottenseil
O. accidents l“ grade crossings h “wilds brakes and the train sincked back
“km?“ 0‘ chances. Experts on 'ha‘tlie machine would certainly have been
fumed 0' Incident prevention. 10mllltit. in the letter to the owner of this
an" reached "1° conviction that mlmtichtnc it was suggested that such a
iclose margin is also dangerous to
stalled, there could never be a success-y train
'Slill another driver of a machine
“Ml lb" cooperation Of’Cumc to a dead stop on highway
i
l
ghnd been enl
applies to grade crossing accidents as
Well as to the large class of industrial
laccidents.
As it result of the. investigations so
.far made by the New Haven road, nu-
‘nierous letters have been written to
owners of automobiles ceiling atten-
tion“ the cmlessncss of drivers
when crmsing the rniltvsy tracks at
lcertain crossings. 'The majority of
'ltllcse letters disclose that the drivem
find not slow down when approsdilns
in crossing, and that they drove over
Ethotcrosqlng at “high rubs chimed. in the letters that have been. sent
' my 9' the letters, however. dis- , out. to owners of cars-ibis painted-out
close extreme degrees of carelessness. - ifxtlls‘ M‘mfth. machine is reduced.
0" “‘1'” “Wk“ "N mm and observstlons mile in both diree
“13:85 Ninth Ablngton...Mall.. and“ m to m. msthe m l3 clear
glide. crossing scolds'nts will. be» min-
'-lmisedt‘ m- comm requests thst
all visible and mim> warnings be
drlcer stopped in order to moire sever.
ill inquiries.
A large‘number of cases have been
reported of drivers pulsing crossings
without making my observations
whatever on to whether a trsln was
ccming or not. Some of these drivers
were engaged in conversing with pus-
sengers in the machines. omen wove
log to passemby. while one driver was
puttingon bingloves and consequent-
ly did not bsve’ his humid out the
wheel or brakes of the machine.
4
tor the gates, which were down. It
.wss. suggested to. the owner 'ofifl'llll
, . , clusiddd‘sdvseussr. not” thus- you
' trims-inns collision with thwtrvin. ,. w. your w “an". “,5
‘ Another driver approached the 11.“. you We m¢,_ on. 'm
ficrosellig st Whitman, Elisa" at s not twice the sslsryh-snduwltb twice“.
, alto had. headroom informed- ot the
For summer window duperies are Colonial not cur-
tains and Pompadour stripes of extreme simplicity. Ill pairs l
or by the yard. '
Filfl: nets. the body of the curtain . in plain SiluflrC‘ ‘3,
mesh filet, and a distinctive edge in French tilct. . l
Hand-drown Scrims in Egyptian, white and ivory. 3'
Exclusive designs in Cretonncs and Art Linens.
Oriental Silks
“’0 shall be glad to send a representative who will
assist with suggestions and submit estimates promptly.
Third floor.
Nut and Bonbon Cups.
Very interesting is a
ncw line of favors and
candy cups.
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'Artistic Women
are using the pottery bowls
of black. and green or
bluish green, intended for
flowers, for salads. It
works well and is a very
pleasing sight.
Prices, $1.50, $2.00 and
up.
_‘
One may sc-
lcct appropriate favors for
a guest now, no matter
what his walk in life may
be, or what hobby hc.
rides.
Candy Section.
Art Section. Instruction is continued in Rocketry.
Picture Framing and Embroidery.
on.» n. it no. cumiw
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SECRET MARRlME FOLLOWS Di-l the license‘lifr Darling gave his age
VORCE'. “ .. ills twenty-strand said he lived? at the
—— Bellevueetrslford Hotel, Philadelphia!
Mn‘dlsdysipsek Pushes, Prominent His wife, who is twenty-townqflrs‘
In Stamford Society, New Wife of 'old. was married to Roy Pushes when
Hillswphln Msnuhcturer. she was but sixteen years old. Kr.
STAMMD, Conn. June 15.-1Pushee is it son of John E. Push”.
Friends or Mrs. Gladys Pack Pusheefiand is a member of a family souls!“-
who is prominent in society heredmomlnent in Boston. no not Missi
wensurprlgsdxtodsy When they learn-Peck while he attended the Manor"
' School here.
'ed thst‘she recentlyrobtslned a dbl
voice from Roy Pusbee, of West New-. According to the marrinse iioensov
ton. Mods" and Is now the wife of obtained by Mr. ambit-ruining file‘-
Richard. .fisilsbury Darling. manufac-glauertgot' her decrootof dwarcsxfmm':
tuner, o‘f-Phiisdolphls. The youuglfr. Pushes in- May of this year.
couple _ dutly tried to keep the!
unionism, for even the brides. more museum-insole;
mother-fifth, Edward H. Peck. said: 'ronmivo'ru. Juno 15.—-'rlie an»
nor-homoer- Mr. and Mrs. Al ‘
wedding. . . idemuhi, aanorth street; Life ' old...
it became known, however,“ that the . was broken: into MoodsyInight audit
couple obtained 3 W license in iMvaortb= nfsilvorwsrs wss tum.“
New Bocltélib. N. men Monday. and” It is believed throng-glans effected on
were married thsroitbsr'nlgbtz bltllfl‘ enirmtmowwlmw‘ on the
.m.
All rate of speed and upon perceiving. ensues for usefuisorvles.
Rev. Dr. T. B. Johnson. in chaining and floor.
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Norwalk Chronicler