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LOOK OUT FOR MISTAKES'
WHEN BUILDING 'A HOME
, AEvery man who builds a house should remember that
we day he may want to sell it—a well planned house will
.. ys attract a‘buyer but if you have overlooked the details
5 lend comfort and convenience, used shoddy materials,
- . will find it hard to dispose of the place ,at a good price.
2 " - 2 - you come to letting thecontract be sure that you know
5fio reputation of the contractor. The lowest bid is not al-
ghays the best, so before you decide to accept it, make inqui-
about the standing and the quality of work the bidder
has been doing. Be careful about using new kinds of mate-
”;rlal, let somebody else do the experimenting. Get materials
; for your house that you know have stood the test of time.
There is nothing mysterious about home building, every
problem presented can be understood clearly by any one.
'But the average home—builder fails to inform himself or fails
to seek expert assistance and thus gets himself into trouble.
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LUMBER and MILLIVORK
Celotex Insulating Lumber. Sheetrock-Cornell Wall ‘
Boards. l‘vIcNeir‘s Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years.
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PRUDENT PEOPLEPROVIDE
PLANT PROTECTION
w: to purchase a. good supply of insecticides early to ward off the
ravages of bugs, -
....te of Lead in powder and paste forms, Pyrox, Hellebore, Pails
Green, “Black Leaf 40” Nicotine Sulphite, Tobacco Powder.
ALL KINDS or GARDEN SEEDS.
THE BEST VARIETIES or SEED POTATOES.
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
8mm nonwhnx. OONN.
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MADISON so. GARDEN WHERE _ ' '
DEMOCRATS ME , HAS HAD .
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'A VARIED AND LIVELY HISTORY
Crowds Have Applaud-
ed Opera Stars, Box-
ers, Wrestlers, Bicy-
cle Riders, Elephants
' ONCE R. R. DEPOT
Barnum Helped Make
It F a m 0 u s—New
Building Put ‘Up in
1889—Seats 15,000
NF:\V YORK, ~l‘day 6.—M—adison
Square Garden. where the National
Democratic Convention will meet
in June, always has been a. place
of crowds. from the days Of the Civil
\V'ar period when it was the nmtro-
polilan terminal for a. great railway.
on through the phase of its trans-
formation into a. gigantic “fest-
hallc." 51 years ago. until the pres
ent.
Always its career has been spec-
tacular. Crowds have passed through
its portals to attend the arrival Of
pers‘ant—covered trains in times
wh railroads were making historic
speed records. Grand Opera. stars
have made their debuts there. box~
era and wrestlers have, gained and
lost championships. six-day hicy-
clisls hare pcdailcd their weary
courses, broncl’ios have been bust—
ed, elephants have trumpeted and
clowns have cai'oricd. flower shows
have bloomed. and politicians have
thundered under its rafters.
Adding notoriety to its variegated
history the Garden Tower. which
rears its weatlicrhozitnn 10 stories
nlmvo the rest of the slrur‘lurc. was
the scene in 1906 of a sensational
murder. the Lilling‘ Of the arch!-
tect of Madison Square Garden.
Stanford \\'liiin. the hand of
Harry K. Thziw.
llofnro il qmt the work-n-dny
world to enter lhe realm of pleasure.
the Harden was the New York. New
llziven & Ilnrlforvl linilrnnd's cen-
tral slntion in this oily. ’l‘lirn l’. 'l‘.
lint-mini. whose local iiiiisciiiiis_ trav-
vlin: vii-mixes and r‘pigrnms wrrt‘
bringing him fame, leased the rrinih~
lin: Sif‘lli‘illl‘o for "cntf‘rlnlnmt‘nt
and cxhihition' purposes, in ”73.
llv named it "The. lilppodromr‘.”
Two years later (iilninro, lliC fn-
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'll‘J‘lllS luindmuslcr. gained control of
Lthw
properly. rm‘hriflcncd if "(lil—
niorc’s (HIT-it‘ll." and put on :l sr‘riv‘s
of Cniircrts. ll “.15 not lllltli lelT
ll.’ii the place lrwk thr‘ hum“ of tho
lwnulifiil par}; ll liner-s, and lmraniv
litivlls‘flii (hir-lPll. TH
eye, llIJ'i\"‘\-‘l‘, it still “its :1 railroad
station.
'i‘livn, in luf‘. llirgeiy {is a plilvlii‘
benevolence. lhf‘ late .1. l'. Morton
and his son and 13 fiilll'l‘ of' .\'«'-w
\nr‘n‘s \icnlrhil‘st lll"ll financed the
Hquu l'I‘
rrmlinn of :1 new l-iiilulinr: on ll:r
Silw. the one llint stands ludny. ll
i311 structure of lull-l; and Hon“
('UVt‘i‘lllL’ 1‘._‘ oily lots iH‘i\‘.l‘f'll Madi-
son and l-‘niirlli arr-nuns on tho, mix“
of .\l:idi~'nii Sqllnrr‘. lls nl‘l’llii"i‘llll‘f‘
is of tho licnnnissnnvn slilc. An
‘litrnii‘ litiiro of Diana iir liriiiiztn
lil,~l\':’~< ;ll--ii 7h.» :nwvr,
'l‘liv ‘idlllv‘li “:is designed so Hm!
it could l-l- transformed in .1 flw
limits in suit any form of iiiililiv r-ii-
l'l‘lflllll“"lll, rind it can F'Jt‘: 13,000
I-rrsniLS.
.‘\n army of wui'kniv‘n is on iluil‘
Ilv‘li's lingo iinilvini'uilxill slnrci‘ooiizs
to innlw :1 swimming lilllKII'iW In
iii’rssiomii frir zi lliliiisziiill rir-wspn«
iwrs filrro :i circus nirluzzt rie swim:—
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BRIT-1"“ “SHERIE'GINS ””l
ORGANIZATION OF i
DAWES PLANBANK:
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Sir Robert Kindcnley. 1
Organization of the new German
bank of issue which will be set
up under the plains oaths Davao:
committee is en gun tin or
the direction of STr Robert Kin-T
dersley the noted English banker.
Sir Rohert, who was I member.
of the Dawes committee. was “-3
signed to the .task by the repay.
tionii commission. 4
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SOROTON'S “1N
Tho Noroton nine won their open-
ing game of the season Sunday. by
defeating the Sacred Heart A. C. of
Stamford. \Villl‘ll is considered One
of the best liiiselinll nines in Stam-
W’. Run:
ford. The. score was 12-7.
who pitched for Norolon, showed
some real good pitching. striking
out three men in a row with the
buses full. and two men the follow?-
in): inning. with the bases full. This
makes Nornlon. one of the fastest
ilaflf‘i‘llll nines in l-‘airneld county.
“I can lrm-n my relations hack to
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'a family free."
; “I‘liusc 'I-ni hack to a family
l' tree?" said Morse. ;
“.\'n\\', nmn, tracc’ em, trace 'cm,
«u
w-Kf‘t inc .
"Well. they ain't but two kinds of
things dril live. in trees. lllrds and
monkeys. and youlslio‘ ain‘t got no
10in horn on , _\'Oll."——-Jlli1go.
A conventionally equipped theatre
\\‘illl souls for 1.000 is tucked away
in one l‘ul'lll’l‘ of the Garden. singing
(Lilly pr‘i’furnizilll‘f‘s illlii pendently of
the main building. .\ concert hall
is ll“;,ll'l}' lost in another corner.
vrnof gut-den \\ as one of the first in
till" ( i'._\'.
Slur» Jill: the financial career Of
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flit:
il‘t‘ldtui of three years by cxhihi
‘zm-l SPfllilll}: interests that it
l-l"ll? oiwn.
Illlllllll'lljllll‘o was assured for ii
tion
was
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Two colored incn were standing:
on the Corner discussing family‘
trees.
“Yes. suli. man." said Ambrose.
2'- SCOTLAND
Highlanders 'Ad 0 p t
Duke of York—An-
noyed By Fame of
Wales '
LONDON. May 6.—-.'ot to be out-
done ’13:; Wales. which can boast of
its own royal prince. an influential
group of Scotchmenrhavo chosen
Alobtr, Duke of York, to be the un-
official Prince ot Scotland.
Since the time when Queer Eliza-
beth robbed Scotland of its royal
line. Scotchmen have had only two
or three royal princes allotcd them
by the grace of their English sov-
ereign. NOW the Scotchmen would
like to exercise a certain amount of
freedom in selecting a. royal prince
of their own.
Scotéhmcn attending the 1415i. an-
niversary dinner of the Highland So-
ciety, at which the Duke of York
was present, took the initiative in
adopting him as their favorite son.
The Sco\~hmen pointed out that the
Duke of York also held a. Scottish
litlu “Tho Earl of Ini'erncsa” and
that furthermore he had married a
Scottish duchcss. and they did not
neglect to note that he is also Scot-
tish by lineage.
In the course of his spcch
Duke of York acknowledged
compliment.
The selection has precedent in the
action of George Ill who accommo-
dated the expressed desire of the
Scotch and made one of his sons
lhe Duke of Clarence. Victoria.
hastened ‘lo treat all her subjects
equally, making her second son the
Duke of lidlnhurg. the third son the
Duke. of Conmught for Ireland. and
the
the
Albany as England's OWI.
George \' is in a position to emu—
late his grandmother.
two sons who are not yet attached
to ducal titles,
Iicsembllng :1 pocket knife, a new
folding comb has two sections. one
or flue. teeth and the \ other " of
coarse.
The:Great American
. Picture Made in
Algeria
its i
ill-r (lax-dvn has been a hectic one. it ’
wasn‘t paying, and it was only when:'
‘ Thou-
sands
i Of A re bs.
; Camels.
i Horses
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RIALTO THEATRE
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FRIDAY
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. DO you know that this new train,
‘ leaving Pennsylvania 'Station'
New...York, at 11:50 A. M. and ar-
riving in Chicago 2:50 P. M. the
nextday, provides ample leeway
for those making connections
for the West ?‘ It offers a day-
light trip Over ,the attractive
scenic route of the Lehigh’ Val-
leyand affords excellent service
also to Ithaca, Rochester, Port
Huron,» Buffalo, Flint, Lansing
and Battle Creek. .
Standard Time
For' information,
with R: J . Hanson, General Agent, Le-
High Valley Railroad, 153 Church
Street, New Haven.
etc., communicate
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the fourth son was created Duke of
for he has
I .TRISTRAM e HYATT
LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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VACATION TIME IS Nlfi
Reliable luggage is a great aid to the pleasure Of
tion or week-end trip. Look over our line.
THE BEST WARDROBE TRUNKS $29.50 to $65.00
Steamer Trunks $10.00 to $29.00. Dress Trunks 510.0010“?
BLACK ENAMELED SUIT CASES $2.75 tO $7.50 ""’°
ARMY LOCKERS 50c to $10.00
LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS, LEATHER LINED
, $5.98 to $25.00
‘ RELIABLE UMBRELLAS, ALL GRADES
Ladies’, $1 to $8. Men’s $1.25 to $10.00. Children’s $123-$150
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FREY POST, NO. 12, AMERICAN LEGION
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iiey disorders caused through the
improper working or these organs.
Foley Pills will promptly flush the
kidneys thereby removing injurious
waste matter. Mrs. O. C. Alexander.
R. NO. 33. Monti-use. 310.. states:' "1
rcceived the package of Foley Pills;
and have been greatly benefited by
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Adv.
Foley Pills.
for the kldne
HEW SPRING NEW spun-C m“- e"...
COATS ' SUITS ; Dale;
$10 & $10 $18 8; $1.33 81:} be
WALDNER’S
ON THE CORKER
"The Women's Shop for Vajmv.
3238 MAIN ST., COR. HAVILAND 5'
Irving B. Stone
13-15 Main Street Norii'alli. (om
, SMART ACCESSORIES
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vnnrwmsnn is right—this i. All the new shades niche-raid,“ '
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AND
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THE HOUSE OF
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GOOD CLOTHES ‘
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Let us fill your coal bin NOW.
Prices are lower and we have ' - .
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CHARGE
ACCOUNTS OPENED
plenty of fresh mincdficlran
coal. Our delivery SCl‘\iCC is Xvi 11 (if. i
without a fazdt.
h Masons’ Building Materials
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W ALK-OVER _ Children’s 1'2 SOX 25C to 75C i
‘ SHOES , Children’s 34 SOX 49c to $1.00
For Men and Women 5 t}
A. w... Mme- J eannefie.
SHOE STORE . 56 South Main Street South 30“”;
3"! win 81:. Nor-walk ‘ V
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NEW SPRING ‘ on, STOVEB
TORCOATS assumes
Sold at lowest prices, as well as
all household goods. Come in
and convinee'yourselt.
‘ ' M. Gutkowsky
37 No. Main St. Phone 419
$20.00. “"
Palace ClOthes Shop
13 :80. Main} St; 1 What-walk
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