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,. tin Wichita club of the Western it rather w? “mm", that 59"" ““‘l
‘ bimeen hi1 (‘liirugo contract and the
1910;
of Waiter no Bowman. solicitor!
8 m 1115 loin strut. m
Minn.
m. not. Lv—Folbm .5
protect from the W Booting. Some!
autumn-gnu gnu Moulds mule uncurliu device
the ab. .0! the not!!! of m’m mill mos.
ho hon bronco reputedly dnriu the! William H. (ioenlend, Rania-d.
in! nine you-s amt 8. J ammonium: controliod device.
basics-Odom” lotion-chow Joseph M. Morrow, Earth“, 3)
and print-bob o! the city to chum; trimmer shifting melanin for now-
W 8, Article 2, of the Bard of ion machin1a12rochet whine no!
mention resolutions. guide adjusting mechanical for sewing.
Very attrBCtive lot of suit l The rule bans the injection of relic machines
cases in leather, rattan—all 1 ions teachings, religious readings and George E Nettleton Hartford indl
sizes. 1 religious discussions of s sectarian ria- cotor for rubber mills
l tune into clues-room work The Coun- E
Old Xmas” is comings-:42:
baggage. He has
with Roger: & Sam: A
special dilplly of mu
for men and boys. 1
in leather trawling bags—a
good variety of new designs
Isome of the authors in the city per- die lollies
And to fill these bags. every
b‘lst iii iioliiung the rule. 1: Kenneth F Low. New Haven, :3)
thing for mens and b0” l "We ask nothtnuew," said 3115' grease tup.
wear. :Wnltor Mowitli. one of the women Henry ll Kopf New Huwn. unl-
m'onilnently identified with the Conn far) carton for the dlsplay and sale oi
Rogers & Stevens $111 "We ask merely no.1 the rule oflunry mm
the board be obeyed. During lbelnsl, \lhert \ Page. Haiti linwn, (3)
Norwalk South Norwalk. throe years some of the teachers haw 1.11.1... _
9-: .. “(immunity had readings from the‘ Henry (1 voighi Vow Britain lock
" 13%“ “small the 1.111.111 (1mm. 511mm A. “'arnor \ew 1111111111
1 to. and have been teaching the story safety razor. -
» . ‘of ill? Nfilil'ily and The Three “Wat" Clurles “' Pork
i'l.\( INN-m (Him but 8 ~“'. .lM" ll brie, making machine
(l1.1\.drai'icd last September by the; “w; most certainly do not ohk‘ct to Frederick E Stanley.\\'nte1hnry
('im 11:0 mm“ m lAleo Club from the lamination of the (‘hiistmus fillll' button “Wins rivvting mu 111111
l’etcr l" Augvnbrnum. Stamford
BASEBALL DECISIONS
» Waterbury. {11'
d1- -cl1ired it free
I
l “'“h "I" l liofs of one portion of the cm 8"“ a plate or other similar article
(or lltgalmt the "IF We morely kill that Adolph C. Rocker. Oakvillc, porta
“(be "“9 be observed .. lilo electric lulup.
81.1.1111 from the Chicago NatioualI The protest was received .\'0\ 27.. Jose“, R Sam”? Salisbury. 111113
LN" 111 Chm “as disallouod 'Keatlug and will be considerod at the mooring, 111 (thiporition
Wax traudcrred to the st Jusopli club of the board 0‘ education Monday Tr.” Mm“.
and finished llw season with Syracuse night. I ”Gum“, H Baht NP“ ”mm
“x ciaimrd ihc difference in oulory 111 “K. mhaflllmt’ \ir qmwmn 1m. prepammn for whipped cream and
1M notices to tlrla principals “HGIPRKS
le:,1g111- “as todn)
51.1111, unless lit. has sign“
1111 . .Nllin‘ being draited.
’l‘hr claim of Walter Routing ‘
, amount paid him by St Joscph Syrn- ‘touchtrfi mm“: them of ill? pmiosil Stoddard. Gum.” and (‘11..INPW lia
‘ (“W '11nd warning them to consult the rule. ”m an“.
" __.._-- "" 1110 rule prohibits in tho clan-ti -;room Wilcox and W llllf‘ (‘ 0 Mertden.
1'lt. .~Nation1il 6111111111911: \111211zinsu
ANCIENTS INSURED
THEIR CROPS l “‘9 “you” of tho pl‘lnul‘tiilb of any mocliauhiii music playing lnntnlneuto
901"“ M N“) 9" "‘llgl‘m‘ “"N "‘9' ! 11nd music shoots therefor.
H11 1111.11 1111i1.111.1 or l’riu still bo- I08 07 any “‘9”an 01 “MW litern Holding mm and (‘o llockrilh.
lit :1 in “111111112 1h. intas" for four luio hi tho chins—moms or n1 iklnz c"‘ ““1”!“ inroads.
fl1:. t 1l1111 1111115 1111] i'.1il if the anclcflt “in “may“ on any religion
, 91131111111005 11111 lli’L'lPt‘lPd llurni of ”M, I “Km" WILLIAMS WINS
"§1".‘"“.“;11"§..‘.‘"1‘55"?Jiltfiif‘lfifgé’llfii' 'A PM We CW1 ruin-minus, .11.... m». tit-"Km-
31:11.; in 112‘: than. .1.» 11m benefit of ' . ‘Wiilianis claimant of the world's ban
"1‘ (‘l'OPfiiHlll 1111 hird NW3! 3" tho 1““ 4 muslin 0' hm" linndlteh .inmwcight championship, oiitclasnod
at 111» c':nr1111.--, 1-1111 1i mutio or piod- (liiofo, act together with insertion undIum“)... Fitnimmons. or _ w York. in
, run (it- (‘h111:1~.1111 111111110 still hold so“ a rump of lace for the border It ton round. via-decision hm” how to
.. 1' in tho nntiw 111111l111 of l :1 par. lloli- :llm'r- the lace nnv width you dosiie night.
“Guessl’ll get out the old
Oil Heater”
THE old one is still good—4f it’s a
Perfection Smokeless ‘Oil Healer.
If you haven’ t one, order a Perfection
toda at: the same time you order some
80 ONY Kerosene from your grocer.
For the price of a scuttle- full of coal
you can buy about two gallons of
. i SOCONY KEROSENE
Burned in a Perfection Smokeless Oil
Heater these two gallons givé you beat
enough to warm am ordinary room for
20 hours. No coal to carry or whoa—to
clean out.
Bum keroscne, and cut the high cost of heat-
in SOCON Y is the Station!
Oil Company of New Y ork’s- best
grade of refined oil.
"Soy SOCONY to the
Laok for the SOC NY
your dollcr' s. .
(
”WWW m u llnortli 1. Hawthorne. Bridge-
. I wort. tampon uni-r phi. Inn-int. .
”filo-H“ crimi- 0 nine, m
.
nun- for-puiilx Ind mu! .
W. Am Hartford (2) Ill
1
Fred '1‘. Reid Hartford boringvnnd '
oil of Jewish Women protested that grinding attocbment for hollow spin 1
teathlngti that are 099034Id ‘0 “‘9 b” moans 1‘01 allot-hing a lock cylinder toi
1 °M°€wvw.wnw¢WMWWW?fiv€ _
1 abroad?
~ . extreme low' price. arrived.
A Jun. domlizatlon with extremely rc-
“”WWVVV“~VWV‘JOEV$
Why Shop Elsewhere Winn You Can Do
Better 111 Your Home Town?
Dresses at $8.50 and $12.95 1‘
These were made to retail at; $14.50 and $18.50 3
Clismilng W «ruling on] street. it other words “£8823 FOR EVERY OCCASION—not only will you be delight“
with their bounty. but you will marvel “their lining sold for so low a once.
New Miler Com
M $9.95 and $12.95
Excellent values even oi: the reguhr price—so then is a sav-
ing of about $5.00 on any Coat you purchase. Styles that
fashionable women admire. some of which are half fitted.
others belted all around and many law full ripple backs.
10.9
SALE OF SUITS '
Women's and blind Suits at prices less dun unanimou-
ers’coot,mdinlilnyimtmm less than actual out oi
material. Stunning Pluto Tailored Suits mode of the hon
materials. such as Br )adclotli. Poplin and Serge.
Your Choice
Values up to 830
4t:
9"
16.95
o 9*”:"4
1 Aifracfive’ Blouses “for Holiday Gifts
’”:°°:“2“2”.
Lace and Net
BLOUSES
dLace trimmed and embroider-
2.98 and 4.98
Crepe-de-Cliine
BLOUSES
‘ In flesh and white. tnilorcdl
models
1.9811ndZ.98
blsck.
l
o o‘m”
Georgette Crepe
BLOUSES
In white, flesh, navy
3.98 and 4.98
and
o”.
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IYouno Man,
Under Oburvatlon.
William Hooy, of Dnnhury, who iii
,of chaining a pardon for him.
Attorneys J. loos 11911 and William
--....p....._— —~..—_ .
to in- statement um in helium the Won series, the m on. pro»
child to be mad. and it on non that lbw! will be played of New York on
Convicted of Murder. mt tint bin friendl bond their hopes June 23 and 26
Herring ii lilo sentence in Wethcrsficld. 1]. Cable. or Dunbury, Hoey's counsel.
;prioon for being implicated in the tour. visited him may 1“ connection .1111.
(Continued from first Pita.)
. the child in Lake Kononia. has become “my found his mental condition I
|jilwin. but tlic world‘s prim,“
! Hill.
Iplnced in the Won ward at the prison observation word.
I . Tho Middle Man.
...H i if food in u“ 17.nii“ i prison in order that the nitric of his
19. ll lCl l ' \
Si 111m hm: in oil probabliity not been mental condition may be «terminal
inrrcnsrd by the middleman room it ‘3 understood ”l“ W75 mental ,
1111,. your than 11131 war or ten ymr'l condition has bccome rapidli worse of NEW HAVEN. (‘oun.. Doc. 8.—
.1180 N'f‘lllll‘l‘ lilledl‘ltl‘lk‘t‘fi Ihigtltl‘el‘lb? into and for that mason admin to Yale's baseball schedule. announced
cause 0 Icon «on 01111 n o ni n 1 . ‘
I“: 5mm Prim of food here “m 09W“ Pardon for him have beenv'?.lllght' contains twenty-eight games.
liinh‘oow Mus" the world's mm, temporarily halted. I111th proiisions for third stores will:
of load is high The price of foods Hoey and Mrs. Nettie A Painter of Harvard and Princeton. if necessary.
11! ro 111 ix non 1111 it has been in the llan‘bury. were convicted of the muidm The schedule: -
9““ ”I“; detormininr; “‘c'm' i“ ”l" of the child. which was Airs. Palmei 5 Southern it‘ll" “All!“ 5. Trinity fil-
pmc 11 ome . . . ~
..( an we expect "u, main, flour or baby Thu infant was placed in a drm Durham, N. 0., April 6. Agricultural
mun producer of the United StatonI suit also and towed into the lake Tile and Mechanical Arts. at Raleiglifli . .
to sell his goods at home at the low defence, at the trial. contended that C; April” 4. University 0' Nl'lh Caro
prices of five years ago when he cnn' botli defendants believed the child to linuaiCMpcl Kill. R. C.; Apr. 9, Cath-
8“ fifty to one hundred per “M be dead. They testified to that affect 0110 University ai.Wa-1hington D C
road n h
Igzrcextrmt‘lignwggr wofidybrgozgntmm on the witness stand. Despite their «0911110 GEOYSNOWD at Washington.
found the D 0-
io sell his cotton here. at eight centsI testimony, the jury that
the price five years ago when counnI facts in the case upheld thoehiml or» Out of Wm “ME—‘AWOEL 2:;
is now bringing twenty cents in Liv ms t York Nationals 31 N" y
git-pool, or the manufacturers of otheri he ecu [on that the dam 14 Penn's "an at Philadelphia liar
Dam of the country sell here at only‘ knew that the baby was alive when; 1 ll, 26
a fraction of what they ran gm! they threw it into the water. -19. Holy Cross at Worcester; oy at
Huey was given a lilo prison sen-100mm ““9““! June 9' 3"“
Providence; June 16. Mouton at
itenco while Mrs. Palmei was sent. to,
"An embargo on foodstulls would- 191-1311111011; June 20, Harvard oi Cam
in my opinion greatly reduce the mail Wothomflold forfroin two to three
bridle
fot the first two weeks because it years 318 “'83 released some time} _‘ “mm.
would totally demorallse the market. 331). Friends of Huey believed that' Home games Mm! 17'
1:111 otter that period prices would been ““13th too severel “a
be an. high or 11111111331: than before 8" “a p y
VALE BASEBALL DATES
Prices Would Later Boar Again.
gree any reduction in price of domes-I
tic goods. “
"For the first two weeks of the
ombscxo lots pad-his- of peoptemld
try to unload their products beforeI
l
:1! your nostrils are clogged and your“
bond is stained and you can’t breathe‘
11.189131 bee-use of n cold or color-r11,
'3 t. mammal! bottle of Eiy'o Cream
: . WWIWIMIHGL
‘t'l‘his would flood tho-Wt onus
It iii the
dulled prions Then the market mulch
lunar itself. conditions would bocom
are actual! and prices would pent
gg'o higher thou ever. The form
' will store «flick nod-1mm
Q1! drug New And! a 11!...
instant, antiseptic cream
11er
‘7 Manicurmeoh
3.26 to .25
. logo and Man from
‘3
«oi-y Iii-“pasting of your“
'lmunng ml hauling die 1119.11
swollen n'iuooin membrane“:
» it inflict renal.
«1119!? it feels. Your. not-3
oven.- your new. its run. It.
My drums.- “WW?!“
..
‘der of on infant in 1911. by drowning proceedings to have him pardoned. on .
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l
l‘
.1,..-‘. -. ..
COUGHEO NIGHT AND DAY
How This Little Orphan Boy Was
Cured
mid Mr 1mentolly unbalanced and lino been not that he had been placed in incl“ We want the mic of South Hm
walk to know that all letter- tho to}.
lowing are truthful aid [collin—
.'l’omnda, Pa. "1 tool: a little motion
boy to live with mo and last Christ'-
mna ho comrncted is hard all lllich
developed into bronchitis. ’He Wall
very iilandahodootuhutlnloth‘
lie cougbodqiigkt nod. day. Alter try»
. ing everything, nothing seemed to b
him any good. until along in mm
1 got a bottle of Vlnol. Amarillo:
half the bottlehis cough boom .to lrr
prove, 1nd two bottles .eniinly can.
his bronchitis Ind lio stirred-kl weight
so that he doesn‘t look like the aunt
child ” Harry A Stephenson. Tenor
do. Pa.
The reason that cough syrups fol
lnsuclicues lsbecomthoy an”
putative only, while Vinol removal
the com being .8 constitution! ren-
ally in which are eomflniid incl and
cod liver peptones, iron and runs
canon poptonnteu ond glycerol» no
photos. If. 3mm.nd'mlm
Ithe entirw 3mm md mists not!!!
I .
» . , .111 ' . 1-a--—-fi-'- ~ mama's
Woo” “ ‘ . \ BRWRT, coun
Reasons Why Falrchllds’
ion»; Wow? “one. .
Bounce it is the loadianewekyMAhLd-om
Wm. because SUPER QM? is
,. min-Led» MOHERA’I‘E price—became stocks
" mum" canisi'mris
‘ H
Vlcli this WAN GIFT firm.
i none! the discover-mic m
April 21. hellish: Avril 25. mm“ South Norm; Also of up hook.
April :8. w; my a, William- drug times .111 all Conn mus ‘
. Lthey have been until-lug. during the ,
‘Lasf. year we exported about may 4, “mummy 5, Virginia: my ..__._.———.—-——-- .
8900009060 of my, and mnuga¢1m.paattwo years, in their efforts to have 9' month; May 13’ Panmlvonia‘ l _—- .
ed foodstuffs and Jmportcd about. him par-doom! Huey has always chill" La! tic .. _. :
Ma ay 16. Brown: May 23 am: 1'1 ,.~.
$600,000,000 of foodstuffa Willi the' 1
' ‘ l Ma 80. Cornell; June 2. Princeton
supply from this country out off the , I Y eI
prices abroadf-would proportionately ' June a, Holy Groom-7‘1“" ‘3 mm lwmu
increase and oodsiufls we imported " " .Jnno' 19. liar‘vu-d. ‘
would cost us more. That floor of MOP-‘0 ATM"! 1W 9. tie in the Harvard m W i! m 3“”-
increased cost would offset to ii. de “OSTNLS ANDKEID In M of 3:3
2‘"
Dru-malno-
so ”11” ,. .~
QIMBBIH ., liver
.1»
6mm“. _
M‘WM '.
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