Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 4

% NO DUPLICATE. - It 15 generally conceded that Mas- sachusetts will not be able to find & man of equal ability with Bemator : Lodge to succeed him, and since this el Hetin | 705 50 e by his opponents, it 3 : 1 el % Praf is not strange that it is expected that i Gounfier. oh Tuesday next the Massachusetts| “What this coumtry nesds,” remark- = ieglslature will re-elect him. $a g iusn who smelled of bay et The Boston Record says “John R. | in talcim powder, “Is a e | Thayer contributes to the debate om| .. inechos 8¢ & weeks S0 & | tho United States senatorship an idea f 1! SN 8 man and cut his hair in | have favorite barber, that might well sink into the minds | many men wear unsightly whiskers|is kind, and Il never, of the - legislators, however little he|and tangled locks? It is beeause a| better harber; but he has ins in Wi expected to secure that result. Mr. | visit to the barber shop requires such | querable weakness for _ Robins in Winter. Thayer who, as before on many an|an outlay of time and often of money. | work off various kinds of . It might interest you and others to Gokauion,: expresass his wibingness fo PIG & s Could drop & nickel 1Mt the | have RO ke for. know that there is @ flock of robins iaicate It b have the un- | 19t Of a back-action hair-cutting ma- | “You see ywhat o head of hair I have?| (merula_migratoria), numbering be- be a candidate IS coiL have chine and have his heard trimmed and | It is thick enough to be used tween 75 and 100, making their stay animous endorsement of the demo-fnis galways pruned at ome operation | door-mat. Well, that barber is al- crats, says that while it is impossible | there wouldn’t be five cents’ worth of | ways trving to interest me in a 0 send to the senate as able a man | superfiuous hair in this country, tonlc that he keeps on tap, He has as Mr. Lodge, he thinks one might "I"hnvo,‘ l»'::d ‘(he same barber {orhfi told me & w-to% of that hair m&«tz v] te | Yeal A4 e is an ornament to every otl agy T seven years. = Bacs R e e a1a wman en | Profession. e Is polite and agreeable | was_ invented by the seven’ Noriher- 2 > 3 i g iy : It is as m. | #nd has a soft. seothing voice that|land brothers who are celebrated all f it ; v S g i o puts a man to sleep. When he is done | over the world for the luxuriance of : ; f : . |“THE ROUGH RIDER'S ROMANCE” senfous a plea for a second rate Serv- | shaving me he always has to pour | their whiskers. They used to appear| M ¢ ' A Ice when the ablest can be secured as| cold water down my back to waken |in museums and side-shows, exhibit- - g Miss E. Bruseau, Soprane. the minority ever presented. » for I am a sound sleeper. His|ing their spinach. I remember them This is the very hest reason for not always are sharper than a ser- | quite well. The oldest one had chin sending any one else. pent’s tooth, and all_his implements [ whiskers about 14 feet long, and he 5 3 are in the best of order, and he iz | wound them on & spool that worked s > taking him by and large and pro and | in brackets, like a shade roller. My i ’ BANK STATEMENTS. MORE SERIOUS THAN A GAME. | [ "%, W, 0 “tatistactors tonsorial | barber seems to think that it should priy A common phrase, so common that | artist 1 ever saw. b Be the chilef end of every man to-wind o, it has become tiresome, appears when-| - “Yet, in spite of al this, 1 always| up his whiskers on a shade rolfer, and A UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. . ever the public is told of such politi- | have to exercire great self-contrdl to|so he tries to sell me that hair tonic REPORT cal corruplion as has existed in Ad- | keep from punching bis head when I|every time I go in. He holds the bot- : 5 e G Afternoons at 2. Evenings at 2. " t js | am_ready to leave his shop. I have|tle in front of me and fairly weeps ams county, Ohio. when polifics is |}y \im y thousand times that I don't | and wrings his hands, he s so anx- A LAVGHTER FEST ALL WEEK. spoken os as “the game as it is| ..t (o be powdered and greased and | jous. / . First played.” made as fragrant as a cormer drug| “Every morning, first thing after I | " About so many newspapers can be | store. If I couid only keep awake when | get up 1 wesh my head thoroughly. Nati 1 Bank | epended upon to use that expression, in hiz chair I might prevent him | It Tefreshes me and seems to get my ationa n at Norwich, ia the State of Connecti- I s”'YE for their Fifth Week offer Clyds Fitch's Greatest Comedy, some akin expression, whenever th nointing me with his unguents | faculties in shape for the day’s strain. cut, at the close of business, Jan 7th, g i 1a. Proba- | and things. but he always begins coo- | Well. that barber always insists that ! :.x,l mre (mxerupv:hzn:}tk‘a n:: o bimation | S In his soft, sweet voice, as soom a3 | my head needs washing the worst | 3 Nothing but fun from bagin« ning to end. 3 he has the coat of lather applied, and | way. I have told him millions of 91 of words never thought of it, but the | {1, first thing I know I am sound | times that I run my head through a RESOURCES. hahit of referring to the political ac- | asleep and dreaming that I'm falling | washing machine and wringer every oans and Diseounts. $788,516.92 tivities of this country as a “game” 18| from an airship. Then when I wake | morning, but that makes Do impres- Overdratts, aecured and 1,113.87 ainiy an influence toward keeping |its aiways tic same He has me|sion upon him. He smiles scorntully a game, and making it nothing | greased and powder: an ool as mud to say that 1 em given to like a bug-house bridegroom.” hallucinafions, and begins to tel me . 4 . more 0 ; “I wish 1 had your luck,” remarked | how much better and brighter I'd feel ust ance throu h 1S 1n 1 en's ‘aititode toward ansthing 18| ., " 0u; \cith the luminous nose. “If | if I'd jet him go ahead. I agree with g g t terest ng | usually revealed by the phrases Which |y (oulq sleep in a barber's chair I|you that a nickel-in-the-slot machine ey s o falking about 1t Here In | Lt “are a concinental it the | S the sort vou susgesr woud ve s| Store news and tell us whether or not you | Adams county, Ohio, was ome of the | tonsorial artist did to me. But tired | great convenience.—Chicago News. i 5 think we are keeping the January ball 1,060.00 1,500.00 151,033.44 gravest crimes that can be committed against the people. it ought fo be 3 (ot re4srve agents). 19,275.18 talked aboit as a crime, not as game. | of course, on the new ideal ihat is | much money to Singapore as Singa 1l W dd s loit all d Dye trom Stale a%d Priviis Seuvenirs of Mr. Cairne Wed- dford Bt 3. growing throughout the country, the | pore sends to them. Banks and Tru: nesday % e ideal of government as a businéss— | So, also, at Monrovia the consul roiling. e diant exp oit all our g00! Samgs e e i Stage Reception Friday after- noon. Matines every day. Ladies 10c Dus trom pproved ‘reserve m ecks and o Washington Herald. | general finds trade comparisons in | Bt guarter aisawering Liveris. 2 things last week---as a ‘matter of fact we Financial Side of Peace. a_protege of the United States. ut that Adams counts, ace where the peaple t comes { oni THIS ANOTHER WONDER- | were trained 48,001.21 9,641.35 casi o regard politics 23 & of the $3,500,000 the Liberlans spend z ’ . . e Notes of other . The ethics lof we: VAT 500, s ey 9,260.00 | ||/ ~e—— | game, and there the most shocking ex- A ~ e P for foreign commodities hardly a dol. h]nk - r g n} . )i BERAY? nibition of venality has been record- | wicPLl SIPPOCL n the economics of ylar reaches the United States direct- t to day S Offe”"gs are, if a"ythm ’ Pl B e o ly. Germany sells about two-thirds v | b e before it reaches the heart | o what s pousni abross. ana kne- | Detter than those which we presented land the other third.—Providence Jasast horticultural wonder hails kogan county, Ill, and is to be wn_as the Yankee I’ Rasp- It does sotind sporty to t s as they talk of btnco - |and_other deceptive and charaster- | all lose, Anancially, | e the first f th 1 . —_— iwberry, and I us MAT] smashing performances; but it does 8 ile combat, wiel it e lrs da 0 e E d here that & hyphenated name | not give one a good impression of. the greater influence for internatio i aram STy 24 sale. very day is 3,753.00 Music, B Wike this is » suggestion of pretence | taiker. The fact is, a weakness for | 2L amity than some propagandists may | 08, 8 CITS O o b a b 1 d th' k. E h T e . Wather than merit. | svorty talk is o blemish not an ona- | SIS U0 TS, SR 08 VRS | ermen o Mafme cagnt and markeiea | 4 OATZAIN day this week===Lvery hour| e 1110000| _ WILLIAM L. WHITE, Fhis is what is said of this wonder: | ment to any person, and such talk {may not be as bloody today as for- | 1,936,541 lobsters, an excess of 2,000, | - 1d ith SAVIN nwssen| Piano Tuner, 4 “Fhe Yankes Prince is a prolific | misapplied may be immoral and wick- | merly, but they are far more costly | 000 over the catch of the precedine | 1§ go en wit mOney Oppol'- 4 T n © pielMer, beginning to bear about the [ed. Men who value respectability | in "doilars anmé cents, and, whether it |Year and of 8,000,000 over that of the e . dec1a 48 South A St., Taftville Rme strawberries come and con- | would do well to quit talking of poli- {be a sad commentary or Dot on the f¥ear 1905. This increased catch Ras|gyypy 1ties. to bloom and be untfl fall | ticx as a game. motives of mankind, it is, nevertheless, | been ,made possible mainly by the o SFhe bloom i pure white wnl resem- | - a fact that this element has a power. | Work of the Boothbay Harbor hatch- 5, P 90 ousn Niles the May appie blossom. A small EDITORIAL NOTES. ful impelling_fore oy vlrhxchihals hatchéd out and llfiq:(,r- "2'“"" TUNER - b Tributes of war come not only from | ated in a single year as much as 140.- | o, 000, Faleh § foat wide wud 100 feet 10K | The appointment of legislative com- | the vanquished mation. The vietor (000,000 small lobsters. The frequently | Big Bargains in the Colored Dress Goods s ; presgn e 1008 e oo . Wit | mittees docan't show that virtue al | shares in them and so, often, do en- |anfiounced scarcity of lobaters cannot 6,714 P e o 88, a 15 cents | o # Mste tirely neutral nations. The ense | therefore- be attribu o the grow- v Norwish, by vs has its roward. tirely peutral mations. The ‘expense | therefore e attbuted roenusion:. | Uphoisiery Depariment SUITINGS, double width, all good Tat. 611, o “Amother thing about the berry 18 . Tobaceo trust does not like a | Struction of property and the amazing | There is a vast difference between ¥ 4 % colors, sold at §0c a yard—Sale price 883.36 B e s cuicivation. The b Toiaces trunt dosk aoC TS cost of the munitions of modern war- | the amount which the Maine fisher- | 10c Curtain Muslin—Sale price 7Vc | 28c a yard, g B beed Wiats o e greuns | CC7roment nakes It smoke UP|iare ' It has beem aptly said that | men received for their catch last year | u yard, ; .| Companies ana late 1 the TAIT or carty i the | U8 It makes its patrons wo fire gold from our cannons today. | and the price that the patrons of the SERGES, in self-colored stripes, 44 | tavings banks 116,386.03 B T Gl ahoots thet ecflic " And. it might be said that we make | lobster palaces of Broadway and else- | . Nottingham Lace Curtains ‘in | Inches wide, all wool,. sell regularly at| ed reserve Pride may go before a fall, but at|our cannon and our vast ships of | where have had to pay for the same “5 o Sal r: B0y 116.68 B e e 'voe o |hin tme ot year amiooth ice makes| eold. "N nacion, whsiher it can sityss [Retiele, | R Ssidnnen rechlved anty | W0, Hies sad fouromls lnte rapuler |10 S PRPEAeia.priee 510 % yod. o3 ¥idenas un- :‘m.ao ot seem to bother them, ! €W | the greatest list of victims, - | to pour millions into powerful armies prices $2.25 and $2.50—Sale price $1.49.| F, paia 042, coming up so thickly as to kill PEANEFUT N £ and navies, can begin to afford the slrJ:e':crsr:;zfty?a‘:L::.::;.:Ta::; lndl:’l - out” Some men who get just what they | “estruction of these investments.— Tapestry Brussels Rugs, best. ten- . The raspberry-strawh SRt Lok 00 SOk 1ok ot T they | Omaha Bee. wire goods, size E%xmx&g{(‘@tv g ggfd valt:: at $1.00 a yard—8ale price #0508 gives the lover of either fruit a bad | got it, for it proves to he too much. AR A S price $13.50—Sale price $9.75. sye © Jasie in the moutn. 1 i- o o P e The Consular Reports. : 2 DIAGONAL CHEVIOTS, 5¢ inches |Coptifiea’ checka 157 I‘_rnklll St wrossing of the lemon with ura he grilling tha ‘ommander Peary A recent number of the Daily Coi Best Quality Floor Oil Cloth, regular vl % e Cashier’s checks Mmondescript, citrus fruit produced the |is getting in Washington must be | sular and Trade Reports of the gov . G SR g wide, colors navy, cadet and gray, me- | “Qutatanding .. SUITS PRESSED 50¢ &lgh prifed gnd popul rape fruit, 1aost enjoyable reading for Dr. Cook. e{n‘\fint m}tl l“«'ashingrm‘r: contains a b flh"dn v;filsh'. l«m\' :eful-r price $1.50 a v But itadeesnit seom as if two such striking illustration of the present-day f ey vard—8ale price $1.19 a yard. Soed ,T" Oiel raspberry and| A band of Kan bandits looted | inspiration and activity of consuls Aainatef Bugerize Txi4, Tesylar Cdgrad ¥ by XL Our w&flflll Calls Emym oy child yroduce & monsrel | Minely banks in thirty days in that | PrOmoters of home trade in foreign 5 price $2.00—Sale price $1.39. FANCY HOMESPUNS, French pa: 'blf:i inciading assted . odw it s Is Eoing some. even for|P&rts. The consul general at Singa- o 50| certificates of deposit for Better than either. - is & me, even for| yoré reports that he keeps on file a | Discarded Sample Carpet Rugs, body | MaKke: in up-to-date colors, width 50| SEISFPEICS, 00 J 1 It v so ehay ®nd so profitabie inches, all the season the price has been $2.00 a yard- lo price $1.39 a size 4, value $2.48—Sale Reserved for taxes AR~ F P AR w. so prolific | Kansas. large number of trade and scientific 4 Bruss | o te Th ussels, ) is open to| - publications and catdlogues of Ameri- | Check ose Gray price $1.48. 91,380,14 #more than ordinary suspicion | to per-| can manufacturers for ready refer- et v P students | ence by the enterprising merchants of | Hairs as Thc)' Appear Dlaearacn satnite i Carpet M Wil : — os: 1 C. u" Sy iox of ! DOESN'T WANT TO BE PROSE o now that he is dead venture to| the ts Settlements. He is further | Now-—do not wait until your hair is full Secorfico BeTpin Larpet Tness Wil Sank " Castonrnty H praise him. in constant correspondence with home ; of them. tons, size 27x54, value $4.85—Sale price ‘above W i cuTeo. { _— firms secking trade in his district. Of | “ HAY'S HAIR HEALTH will restore | $2.95. Deep Cut In Fur Coats, my knowiedge ang baller There 1s no doubt the Sugar trust| “The Path of ay” may be &|COUFSS e UrEes DerAcnel TePIoeehiS- | them to their matural color in no time, e Subecribed and sworn te e, Hears prosccution, since it hus more | fne theme for a pogm, but the Path |{en e G0 4 consl s Bt :’l::"l ol -cogelacty. bacon- b balr. cid. Neck Pieces and Mauffs, this 1ith day of Jenuary, 191 | than doubled its offerings for a set- | 07 Tomorrow is what we are most z Singapore representative v ’ 2 ’ L rcEpy, | Siement of the drewback trauds out | Interested in. Fiinas home manaiactusers. that hig | besutifally glossy, and entirely free from | Black Dress Goods Women’s Sweaters Corvoot—attone: NOtsr7 Fubite [} If you have neglected to buy & of court. Its first offer was $250,000, e digtrict exports $20,000,000 wort hof | dandruff germs. IS NOT A DYR. % ! 4 mnd then it offered $500,000, am not | Alfonso of Spain takes ex- | goods annually to the United States, | sead se. for boake “The Case of the Hule abd MOHAIRS And Dressing Sacques WW&' || Chrimmas Qift, buy_ s Dismend Selng S5 peediins om “warectiont s 1; a ‘1‘““” n(kco\;‘r‘s-.. and so .;_r;d lm’;:nrlu nnlly “ 2,000,000 worth. * Philo Hay Spec. Co.,Newark, N. J., U.S.A, i f i X c. WOR'I‘;l'i " for a New Year's Gift. We - s long as they do not take him he can | These figures clearly express oppor- REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES Best English Make. Small lot of Women’ ani2d . Directors. can [ S Sk (ke tepretentatives | 1L, ot them, tunity. Americans send ten times as |$1 amd §0c. botiles, at druggists ST, of Wouewd Swestebs, {o of the treasury department at Wash- S * S white and gray, with borders, regular i 2 50c quality, 44 inches wide for 38c a L, Sngton, it raised the offer to $700,000 = 1.98 to $2.50 quality—! ce $1.50, R e et (I all political promises came true, yard—T5¢ quality, 44 Inches wide, for | © SFepen ka0 K . a2 - would be a much more agreeable B8c a yard—$1.00 quality, 41 inches i r S Jen. o the R dreing 1a world to many; but it is not likely ¥ g 3 ObpJot ‘ot Qiigham ‘faraiie WHN furnish you with any price stone A Money Saving Opportunify | > mer vare I’lr l:::n‘ o b ‘.h?fl:;' | that they ever will. wide, for 78¢ a yard. m(.;:_.:m :,.mm(l, ng.:m-, regular 35¢ | iy Blankets, Plush Robes, Carriages, b A Shom are women, has been subjected | pa o [OURs o B ine Wagons, Fur Coats and Fur Robes et P e e oo i s s 1| SIS ine o 400§ G, . s, i { < | angel. C ¥ ey Haaveary monow, assorted patterns, extra fine 4 “The trust's own frands and rascali- | oS5 TN T e oy 0 Important Oifering of auality German flannel.Sale price 500, | these lines and geod buyers will mot tles are whelly responsible for the W ’s Coat lot them go by. Get wise to the prices #eavy payments it has had to make| The new postal savings bank, like . omen's Leoais, and values. Sn enforced restMution. If stockhold- iy ™ ! a new baby, is wonderful at its ad- wrs have suffered. they must blame 73857 R et e, ent, but il It pay Tor its keep when AN that o required o sonp, (proferably Suits, Waists, Efe. Toys and Games THE L. L. CHAPMAN 00.. |Winter Robes Thig sottiemen: does not nvalidate | " o il Lenox Soap), water, tubs, a boiler a Women's Silk Waists and a few lace | . ¥ jansdaw 14 Bath Street. #he government's right to criminal | When the Boston papas become ex- 3 nd: faney plains. vijuek up to $8.00— or recreation these long winter iproceedings. and the octepus may yet | perts at caring for the baby they will NEwe i e ’;“5 RSN, g evenings we still have an acceptable an al ets have to yield up more of its ill-gotten | he popular visitors anvwhere where But there are easy ways and bard ways of . s variety of card and skill games, which { s " & i S jiiaee ks Dibles (o fand. doing the work. Women's and Men's Medium Weight | We offer at 38¢ for regular 50c; 78¢ ‘ ..l’ of ; FOR STREET OR STABLE USE | B, i o o i Bath Robes, values up to $2.95—Sale | for regular 98c to $1.50 games. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES § PEARY FELL SHORT. | Those who sit around the stove in The easy way is the best way. It gives the rice $1.50. , a QUALITY FIRST-CLASS. A LARGE Now that Commander Peary is be- | the country stores know that baseball albe—for the Muwadress and for the e diesy A variety of Wooden Toys, Fur Ani- | 8 STOCK TO PICK FROM. fore congress for an admiralship and | 1% not u dead game when it is just best res Women's and Misses' Wool Suits, in | Ma18 Etc. 20c articles for 17c each. “"e lnen er a Br the emoluments which go with it, he { Piayed over in the mind. clothes. Bl Bl d M Sd o JMBnds that somethi besides Geo- = T . - <o t, d » 30, b B raphioal sociaty methods are bemmg| The California sulcide who lett the The easy way is described on the inside of Sale price $13.95. 190 per m" THE SHETUCKET HARNESS C0. B aDplled to find out whether he ever|Statement that one lie had cost him the wrapper which surrounds every cake of : 4 Notions WM. C. BODE, Prop. the pole or mot, and that he | 1S life left evidence emough that he Lenox Soap. ‘Women’s 50-inch Coats, black and Telephone 865-4. 283 Main Street. ! eannot prove by his own figures | Itd never run for office. colors—Sale price $8.95. White Twilled Tape in three widths E deoctéa mhat he did reach the pole, whila those < = Buy a cake and read what is said under A e T i e : nveloms to match- wiilied in mathematics prove that he Norwich has no reason to com- ats, b j Ocean and Fresh Water Pearl But- 70 per packag sprlng seasu“ ing, “W, » o @id net. plain of January weather. If it should the heading, “Wash-Day Hints.' styles, values up to §21.50—8ale price Congressman Roberts of the sub- | T4in every day for a month it would $15.98. tons for waists and underclothes, 10c 1 :;‘mmlm. ",‘" this conversation with wson for all the more thanks. Children's Tligh Class Coats, cor- | Values-for b¢ a card. ~ Guaranteed as fine as can be bought o commande —— 5 > - - bhor. T durbys and fine hroadcloths, value 5 a i will soon be here. Time to think of BRI rolhrad Ao {ne -iast PSR W Lenox Soa Es Sl e g B Wooden Pant and Skirt Hangers, | elsewhere at 25c per pound and 100 a | Will scon Le esc Ginie fe fhing of 1 five marches to the pole, in which a million dollars for ] Ha : quickly adjustable, with one move- | package. TIONS. We have them in all grades Peary mede 133 geographical inlles, the end of the year TELT ment, 15c value for 10c each. - | and prices. | mnd, footimg up the mumber of mfles | it Will he embarrassing if he has ot each day as set forth in Peary's | done it ‘amade [ 5 m‘wmmm—x account of the journe — that the total was only 124 A Sensible Departure. | i anlies. ¥ “Peary said that the distance for | of the third dny as given in the pam- |as We are now taking advance orders ainting, Paperhanging and Dee- W en’s Belty t leather, Big Savings on {aucte ana siusie, e onits tor soe.| CRANSTON & CO. Willlams' Carnation and Violet Ta jan7d . Linen and Towels LR LE | P. F. MURTAGH, ry we are hesring w ideas in government, municipal as staie and foderal, and the | cum Powder, in tin Woxes, only 12e a Hemstitched Table Cloth with Nap- | box. - - |The balance of our stock of | 92 and 94 West Main Street, Bhlet was & typographicul error, and | {rentd of all of them, we are happy kins ‘to h. regular vaiue $7.98 al! Eponized handle, bevelled ed, shoudd twenty e mile: . not » vard re rvice \ mat bt al = ndle, bevelled edge Hand Bt ¥ | | | cnstom is that instituted by Governor . Fyou elght miles short of the pole.’ Hadley of Missouri, who has decided Pattern Table. Cloths, 2 and 3 yards | Belt Buckles and Pins, Brooches, Veil 4 "m t'ixl’!f:n.n-l wmh tr;\md hcc.uxne‘:h, Instea of de [A"r'u”“ the tradi- long, regular value $2.50—Sale price | Pins, Hat Pins and Cuff Links, new - the ing which was given | al message to the legislature, he .69, g ' ~ B e metets Nis | Sebutn, 5 0 phoviia tor o derios of Jestaicy $1.60. designs, 25c values for 19¢ each, Bhoy showed a loss of time. experts In economics and politics and ™ 7 E 2 1 i ke ki 'urkish Towels, regular 17¢ value— e evides ” agriculture, who will make known, aft- 2 . The nce of mathematic huu," o i i e Sale price 12/c each. Siiks ; d al 8 United States coast and geo- | gogembly the needs of the various survey, who had figured the | 200 o the state FULLY WARRANTED Turkish Towels, regular price 19¢c— | ' Poplins, in plain and figures, mostly out from Peary's data, sep- | This al service, and there Sal i e testificd that he, in their | be no doubt that Missouri will bene b i SUSKIE, M-Sl price Sos %ad comie within one and one. | efit largely from it, It would cam COBBLING OUTFITS Only 50c Huck Toweling, 20 and 22 inches Iron and Brass Fire Sets y: GasLogsandSpark Guards otlce. we are closing out at very e low prices at . / The balance of our Hollday Goods, [m ‘&. m’s‘ " '.t. s" consisting of Music Cabinets, Desks, Smoking Sets, Rocking Horses, Doll Kersey Coating, black ‘only, 2 yards P 1 No ele. most governors of state a pang of re- . £ 2 Store closed Baturday Evenings at O atancar-s peocheatiee . wae | 81 o 6ive p Uhe opiorednity of ox- LEATHER and FINDINGS T vineioen oA ; secttany 2™ s ok me oo i mowining o s puset, b | lolime “hem s L essage To WATERPROOF TAPS : mele oy s a0t st vive st el der Peary, since they were a J his new departir wwernor Hadley s : s DeE pait, 280 SE! R S miAker dgainst. s claims. | u Guated urineiples that are BOYS' TAPS, per pair, 15¢ J0 BRADFORD, | 0" " 0" 00 o some. - R sound in nception and promis well : ; 3 who create shameful pas im execution. sppeur to be in a hurry The average governors ‘message is Book Blnder- the siate. They seem fto have | hot usually a helpful document. -t Sianis. Books Mate snd Ruled to Ordes. ot -.-s::-v:‘:l h‘:;;;17,‘.T‘a’y»,'v"f‘.'.}'w‘mfi"'fl%'{'?y’;;5-.‘3(- T:E:,!!fis’% THE HOU SE HOLD, | 7 ; 4 : AOFP ) - BROADWAY. £ SHEA & BUR the governor Keeps at it fe ! oy 7 B 2 edium In and ics: ou. * | prapone s ot oty ani | Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street AR G o | forwich 2sd Taf below cost. HAMMERS, KNIVES, AWLS, THREADS. Etc.