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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-08

important to Mothere.
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that 1t
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-08
| Grand Welcome
| That Was Given
| the Declaration
h-f.t't.4..i-.t..fa..a.

+ GOES without saying
that every boy and girl in
Philadelphia knows per-
fectly well how the sign
ing of the Declaration Of
Independence was cele-
brated in that city. and
yet 1t seems well. now
that the anniversary of
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WANTED

wANTED-1000 students. old or
young, anxious to make money. to
learn by a new system PORTRAIT
PAINTING. See Prof. Chas. ID.
Langdon, Instructor, today. at Stu
do, 929 Tacoma av.
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Il ssn Il !. 3 PSulfsys' ~ 81 20
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TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ARE you tired or your Old sewins
machine? Well. we viii take II u
exchange on u New Home at sss
Tacoma av.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

s EXTRA statesmen wanted at Scan
dinavian store. Sth and Pacific.
Call between and o'clock tomor-
row,
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FIREl!--Insure your house and fur
niture in reliable companies. W
have them. II. j. Schwinn a. Co
S18 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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AGENTS WANTED
HELP wANTED-rEMALE

LADIES can earn s12 to $14 per
week during spare hours making
ence required. Call Hotel Modern.
flat o, 1904 ID st.
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WAsHrNoroH TRUCK CO.. J. q
o ssiis ia sc ruin ssR9s f ssss fsHS
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Auction Sale
TUESDAY, JUNE sTH.
7O6 So. 1 ST., mt 1880 A. M.

of a very fine assortment of goods
as follows:
Velvet and Administer rugs, in
grain carpets, birdseye maple and
oak dressers, iron beds. bed lounge
commode. springs, mattresses, com
plete lot of bedding, towels. lace and
madras curtains, 2 pair portieres
rockers, 6 leather seat dining chairs
II silk covered screens, clock, Jap
whatnot, stands. tables, extension
table, oak buffet, chiffonier mahog-
lany veneered writing desk, hall tree
bookcase, 1 set Britannica, sci
Dickens. set Roe. and 1 set Scott
books, st. Clair range, 4-hole gas
stove, gas water heater. 3 wood
heaters, large coal heater. queen
cooking utensils. dishes, etc.
A Jacob Doll Piano.
House open for inspection Monday
June 7th.
WIN. FITZ-HENRY co.
Auctioneers
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TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT-sUMMER COTTAGE

CHARMING summer home near Still
Harbor, on McNeilrs Island, to
rent for the season. Price $25 until
Oct. 1. Is partly furnished; wide
lporch overlooking water. Lennox
Trust Company, 952h Pacific ave.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS pRoPERrY-vAcANr LOTS HOMES - ACREAGE

PARK
ATURE'S BEAUTY SPo
Not one lot below grade.
Shade trees all over the addition.
Very best Of soil.
Street car runs through the tract,
less than Is minutes ride to 9th
and Pacific Avenue.
Ancity conveniences, over so homes
built in last year within 3 blocks.
Unsurpassed view of the mountain.
Ideal surrounding for home.
Come out tomorrow and
see for yourself and buy
before the prices are
advanced.
We will build homes and sell on
easy payment plan.
Take Pacific Traction car at 9th
and Commerce and get off on So.
36th and Madison.
Come early to avoid the
crowd. Statesmen on the
ground until 8 P. M.
!! j.! GREGORY co. !: -, |!
9
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Good business opportunity, $500 re
CURED; investigation invited. Ill
d St. NJ. S272.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS pRopEarY-vAcANr LOTS HOMES - ACREAGE

tents II.
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THREE young ladies to introduce
toilet article that sells at sight,
Big money for hustlers. Call after
10 a. m, Room SO, 902 So. G. st.
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PERSONAL

MATERNITY HOME. confinement
cases. Reasonable. Mrs. g. Miller
ship. 2S1O SO. ST.. Main 1877.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
GIFT or sS,oos
70 Rev. Rockwell n. Potter from Hart
ford Pensioners and Friends.

Many practitioners and other friends
attended the reception given to Rev.
DR.. Rockwell Harmon Potter by the
members of the Center church at Hart
ford Tuesday evening. The reception
was held in honor of DR.. Potter's de-
cision to remain pastor of Center
church in spite of the attractions OF
call to q large and influential New
York church, offering a salary OF VIZ
900 a year. It was proof OF the SIN
cere aftecti, Of his Hartford friends
that so many attended the reception
both from among his own church peo-
pie and from all over the city.
To show a more substantial sign OF
their regard, the friends of DR.. Pottel
presented him a gift amounting tC
$6,0035.25. composed Of voluntary con-
tributions, not a single giver having
been approached on the subject. Sew
eral substantial gifts were gent to the
committee by people outside OF the
church. The presentation was made
by Mayor Edward w. Hooker. who said
that the friends wished to show that
they appreciated DR.. Potter's work
thoroughly, In substance an well as In
words. DIR. Potter responded briefly,
saying that he was deeply touched by
the confidence expressed In him. He
said that Il was great pleasure TO
him to be counted friend by so many
worthy people and he thanked them for
the gift presented at that time.
In addition to the amount presented
through the committee, $e26 was sent
direct to On. Potter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
SAVING ICE.
MIddaeAo~m Butchers Have Devised q
Scheme.

The butchers OF Mfddletown bellows
that they must conduct their business
Radically different this year on account
OF the price Of ice, says the Press. A
butcher who felt like airing his opin-
ions Of the situation last night said:
Tho butchers Of the town are not
worrying q great deal about the moot
ed Toe famine. In spite Of the prices
we can make large saving on our ice
bills by closing the ice boxes every
afternoon between ! and 4 O'Clock, as
the merchants do In other cities. THIS
method VIII reduce our ice bills ma
terialiy, and viii not Inconvenience our
customers. At o'clock all the count
sra are cleared and the meat placed
In the Sce box, which IA closed and kept
closed until 4 o'clock
we will refuse to show or sell the
meat stock between those hours. and
people will be willing to fall in with
cur plan. When an ice box Is open the
warm air which enters when the clerks
walk in and out of the place with meat
has It's effect on the ice. and by keep
ing II closed a definite period each day
means q great saving for U.s."
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

know. Note with what exact
ness. or cleverness in adaptation.
the styles have been interpreted.
Every detail rings true to the
standards set by Paris.
Above all. they are ready to
slip into and wear-frequently
without the slightest alteration.
The immense advantage is yours
of beng able 10 judge the
ensemble Of eacA-the finished
efees-end to compare with
Others side by side; hence 30
choose exactly the Suit, Dress or
Cost dat best pleases you.
Remember. that any necessary
alterations mill be made Without
charge. but that the possibility of
completing them before Easter
becomes less each day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
ADITOR,SPEN
Caster fashions

Any tOOmdn may BE- In good spirit,
and temper when she, toeH drest. -
MARTIN CHUZZLEW1T.
hA AUDE ADAMS goes
az deeper. perhaps. when
she says IN her new
play, IF a woman has charm.
she has everythingl" Certainly
no one will deny that dress often
goes long way toward creating
that elusive quality-charm-for
its wearer. Then. why should
woman not cultivate dress and be
happy1
Worth, Paquin. Francis and
all the coterie Of great style-set-
tiers have spoken their last word
for Easter. Not only are
Fashions now fixed. but our
choicest models from the masters
of Paris and New York will
soon slip away. when once the
Easter rush commences.
We advise you to avoid haste.
choose at your leisure and get
exactly what you want by COM
ing in the first thing tomorrow
morning. rather than waiting UNI
Ill the last moment and taking. as
often happens. whatever you can
get. 4 a
Remember that there are now
only six shopping days before
EdsterI
Remember. too. that if you
want style. distinction. refinement
and elegance in your dress that
this store is the Fashion center Of
Southeastern New England.
If you vdnt something differ
ent and better. 60 to Cldddng'sI
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
IN VALPARAISO.
Themaston Young Man Pursuing
Studies.

the following notice In from the
Valparaiso University Herald
about a Thomaston young man:
arthur W. Hotchkiss Of LitchheId
county, and a graduate of Tafts
school. wishing to prepare himself
more thoroughly for his life work,
came to Valparaiso and entered the
commercial department. last Septem-
Der. Since then Mr.. Hotchkiss has
been one of the most conscientious
workers of the class and shown by his
businesshke ways that he will become
q fnancier of no small ability. Mr..
Hotchkiss graduates in May. He will
spend the summer at Bantam lake,
where he owns the large boat Halycon
that carries passengers about the
lake"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

name Fashion in the
~ lead, trailing after her
a procession Of clever new
SUITS, charming Frocks, srtis-
nc Gowns pleasing Costs and
Wrsps-a constant and truly
feminine Parade-bas tripped
meniy. day after day. into
our Garment Salon. to mirror
the latest Paris modes for
Providence women.
Altogether our Easter show
ing forms the most superb display
of Spring Fashions IN Wonen's
Dress ever sean IN Providence
Judge them by the work of the
best dressmaker and tailor you
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
DERBY CIVIC CLUB
Preparing for a Thorough Spring
CIeaning-Dp.

The Derby Civic club has issued a
call to its members and the public at
large to devote an entire week 10
cleaning up the city. Everybody is
asked to devote all the time possible
between April 5 and 10 to getting rid
Of ashes. burning rubbish, clearing
out the cellar and the back yard
gprucing up the front yard and doing
anything else in the spring cleaning
line that will make the city look more
presentable and be a more healthy
place to live In next summer.
The city is to be divided into dis
tricts, each with its captain and
corps OF assistants. The club will fur
nish teams to cart away refuse that
cannot be burned. 30 that it will not
be disposed OF by dumping on the
nearest vacant lot. The ownsrs OF
vacant lots arc to be appealed to. also
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

high SCHOOL has been made public. The
first honors were won by Miss Marian
Hunting Bradley, daughter Of Prof.
and Mrs. Walter p. Bradley. with a
percentage of e6.42. The second honor
also went to a Middletown girl. Miss
Ruth Agnes Wilson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. wilson The class
ranked high, sixteen of them havin~
percentage of more than 30 and IS
pupils had a rank OF 80 or over.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
A FISH MONOPOLY.
DrsIcsvilIe Man Uses Netting to Hold
Up Fish.

Leslie T. Galpin, foreman of the
Union Hardware compeny's plant at
Torrington, entered complaint TO Game
Warden Charles e. Nickerson that VIII
Ham Wilcox OF Dra.keville has caused
70 be placed In one of the streams In
which Galpin and others fish for trout
q netting which prevented all kinds of
nsh from passing a certain point. CAL
pin told the authorities that this was
the second season that Wilcox had re-
sorted to such a practice. The stream
is said to be near Wilcox's home and
the latter has all the sport to himself
since he forbids all trespassers on his
property. Game Warden Niokerson Will
investigate.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
NEW taAvEN's eAReAaE
May Not Be Admitted to Surrounding
Towns for Disposal.

health officers OF the small towns sur
rounding the city Of New Haven
change their order issued some time
ago. that city will face q serious prop
osition in regard to the disposal Of its
garbage. The health officers have COM
plete Jurisdiction in the matter and Il
they stand by their orders the city will
be cut on from disposing OF its gar
bage as has been done heretofore in
piggeries located IN the surrounding
towns and the contractors will have 20
secure places to dispose Of the garbage
somewhere within the city limits in or
der 10 carry out their contracts. II
that could not be done the city would
be in a bad way, as II would suffer
more than the contractors anyway.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

Tan Cape Gloves IN all the
new shades = Fownes'. Dents
and other best makes-at
1.50 to 200
Black and Gun Metal White
Stitched Gloves on fingers and
embroidered backs - Trefousse.
Toriho. Centemeri and Smart Set
makes-a pair 1.50 and LIS
8-button Chdrois Gloves in
white and natural; a pair LIS
8-button White, Gray and
Tdupe Glaze Mousquetdirc
Cloves; regular LIS values. at
1.25
Hens Street and Dress Gloves
in Foxnes'. Dents and other
best makes; at LBS to ESQ
Boys and Girls Gloves for
street and dress; at
100 to 1.5O
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
MEMORIAL WINDOW
Given BY Daughters Of Former Elder
Of Meriden Church.

The members OF German Emmanuel
lutheran church. Mertden, are pleased
at the announcement that a window
is TO be given the church by Mrs. En-
ma Salisbury. and Mrs. Ida Young in
memory of their father, Henry Ste
phan, who died last winter. Mr.. Ste
phan was an elder In the church and
was beloYed and esteemed for his
Christian character and his fervent
devotion to the local church. Christ
IN Gethsemane Is the subject chosen
for the memorial window and a good
location on the west side Of the edi-
fee has been selected for the work
n art
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

For Easter. new gloves are
essential-but they must be Of
the right style, color and fit. If
wrong. they will spoil the most
beautiful Easter toilette.
Don't take an off" shade.
for you can find the right shade
here. Don't put up with a poor
fit, when you can get the perfec-
ton of fit here. Don't resignedly
accept what you don't want as
bargain, when the kind you do
want is sure to be here at as LON
a price. or lower than elsewhere.
Men Pastel Shades, in fine
Kid or Suede Pique or Over
seam Gloves. to blend with Eas-
ter Gown or Hat, some with the
new 4-row embroidered backs
Trefousse. Marvel and Perrin
makes, best in the world-a pair
1.5O to 200
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
STAMFORD NEW HAVEN.
Preliminary Work on Plans for E<-
tending Electric Lines.

Preliminary work is under way for
an estimate of the cost Of extending
the electric zone from Stamford to
New Haven on the New Haven road
system. Such an extension will neces-
state the erection OF a large power
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
Caster millinery
exquisite Models In Imported Bats ana Hatch
less Showing Of new, Exclusive Styles
Trcm Our Own Designers

Large Hats. small Hats and
medium Hats are all IN JOgue and
it is to sin grievously to put on a
Hat that doesn't suit you. In a
word, monstrosities will not be
accepted by women who really
dress well.
Not only are Gladding Hats
famous for their style, beauty
and distinction, but even more for
their pedrdbleness.
This season especially you
will sure find a Hat here for
vou-artistic in the highest sense,
suggestive of Paris style in every
feather, fold and flower. but
making its most effective appeal
in its becon1ingncss. Buy your
Easter Hat here and be happy.
Prices range from
1000 to 10000
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
NOVELTIES IN EASTER
BdndkerebiefS

Madeira Hand Embroidered
Handkerchief with colored cor
ner and edge; each soc
Plan White and Embroidered
White Handkerchief IN a splen-
did array of styles to choose
from; each Csc to 500
Armenian HGndkerehiets. all
pure Irish linen. dainhly edged
with lace by the patient peasant
women of Armenia; worth fully
SOC each. at only Csc
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

and If they will not join, the club will
take care of their places for them BY
way of shaming them.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

house and the probable site would be
on the Housatonio river. Completed
tests show that the operation Of
trains by electricity over a larger area
bring large economies
II In expected that the line west of
New Haven with be electrified within
two years
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
GIFTS FOR coDoINcroN.

New Haven Hospital STAR and En-
ployes Honor Retiring SuPerintend-
snt,
The staff and employees Of the New
Haven hospital on SATURDAY. night
presented former Supt. James r Cod
eington an elegant dress suit case and
travelling set. Mr.. Coddington's resig-
nation went into effect that night and
the hospital is now in charge Of DR..
Harry Travis Summersill the new
superintendent. The presentation was
made to Mr.. Coddington at his home
In the hospital grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

The population of Russia is increas-
ing at the rate OF 100000 a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
EcquettiSb Dew UeiIS

kNEXT to her fan, la Parenne counts the Veil chief
Il among her arrows Of coqueHy.
American have been known to send Ctpd darts
from the qnver
Indeed spring hat be counted full success until
meets its affinity Come here find exactly and color
to throw Aaterns flush. shade. your complexion
Maybe Complexion. FEELINGS throw delicate glow on the
face and come styles showing small and medium sized
sPoc; at Csc LOO
Scoshdped Square Chiffon Vcs come in the pries DOS
'be styles for evening and look charming thrown over the
thouldes $50 70 2 20
Mem Mesh FEELINGS style of fancy dot you can think
CT speciai values at Csc to LOO
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
EASTER GREETING,
cards and Booklets

Little Remembrunces with
Easter verse. some Of the Cards
including an envelope for mail
ing; at Sc TO Csc
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
HIGH PER CENT.

Sixteen Pupils Of Middletown High
School Over 80.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
New Clock Factory for Now Maven

New Clock Factory for New Haven
The contract for a new factory
building on Hamilton street for the
New Haven Clock Co. has been award
ed to the Gillette Construction COM
pany. The owners win do the car
penter work. The structure Will 30
Of brick, i've stories high. 80 by 81
feet, with O Stag roof. and VIII %
provided with staa1R hee6.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
PARIS, LATEST WORD OF FASHIONS
FOR EASTER WEAR IN
Suits Costumes WrdpS
Beautiful Stylesi elegant Fabrics!
Perfect Workmdnshipi

III thst Of the fair should ike Ill Gss
s them. ks hsnd.s' for sht dq find &sme' hkeG boyle.
"a sell dressed should FL ph IA. NJ
perfume Of fon0a miss OAEEX
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

The standing of the members Of the
graduating class at the Mfddletown
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

I'm EDICT is said to
~ have been issued IN
Switzerland recently that a
woman shall not enter a steam
tram, if her at is Hmore than
thirty-one inches across, but
the offending Hat may be
handed to the guard for trans
portation IN the baggage van.
Fortunately. the arbiters Of
Fashion in Paris-and they are
chiefly men-have declared that
''becomingness" shall be the final
criterion of fashiouabIeness this
season. rather than the styles of
any one period.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
HAIR ORNAMENTS OF
Ribbons

Dainty Little Ornaments
which young girls are wearing in
their hair this season-roses and
little bows of gold and silver. the
flowers and buds Of pale colored
ribbons; at LOO to $50
Sans made to order free,
charging. of course, simply for
the materials and the wiring.
Mem Warp Print Ribbons: a
yard 500
Mem Plaid Ribbonsi q yard
39c to Soc
Mem Sash Ribbons; a yard
$50
Men HGir Bon Ribbon.t a
yard 25c to 500
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07
Che new Gloves Tor Caster
FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
Another Sunday for DGnt Of pair Of
g ore, you stayed at home.-DsFOs

4AUCH of the success Of dress depends upon care Of
HAZ details-a becoming hat fetching neckwear hand
some hosiery correct gloves
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-07

Any tcOndn may BE- In good spirits
and temper when shes peH drest. .
MARTIN CHUZZLEWTT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
G0LDFIELD OPERATORS
GET SILVER PEAK GROUND
Mitchell and Fairfield Secure Inside
Claims on a Bond for
$4,000

The Goldfeld News reports that an
option at $4,000 has been taken by
Mitchell & Fairfield, the well known
mining operators of Goldfeld. on the
group of claims known as the Blair
No:s 2 our-Timer Daisy Gold Bar
and Alamo, at Silver Peak, the ground
lying between the Pittsburg- Silver
Peak and the Valcalda. The group is
considered among the best in the dis
triet and the holders Of the option. with
whom are associated a number of ST
LOUIS capitalists, expect to begin op-
eratlons within a short time. This
group is owned by w. a. Ingalls,, ]. w.
Crossen and Ben Morton.
An option has also been taken by the
same parties on four claims belonging
10 Senator I. L. Oddie and comprising
the Lookout Nos. ! and 2, Lucky sam
and Blue jay
The st. Louis men who are interest
cd in this deal are in no way connect
ed with the Mitchell K Fairfield enter
prises at Lucky Boy, but are under
$1,000 to be among the most substan-
lial business men OF the Missouri mo
tropolis and ready to go the limit to
open paying mine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
CITRUS FRUIT
GROWERS INSULTED
1con,,nnsh ,rom pnrs one,

Continued from Pnge onel
is it?" demanded Mr.. Smith. amid ap-
plause.
Il didn't say it was here; I said
knew of it," said "Tus," evasively
well, where is it?"
That's my business, was the
retort.
Taken Under Amusement
Eldridge's motion to take the matter
under advisement was carried, the
"solid three" Nellis, Eldridge and
McCabe, voting against Pridham and
Manning. The latter two, however
had no intention of permitting the
question to be disposed of as the
Solid Three saw fit, and the latter
did not deem it judicious TO vote
against a motion to take the matter
up for final determination at 10
o'clock Monday.
1t is believed the fruit growers viii,
be successful in procuring the ap-
pointment of Meserve as commissioner
and possibly Strong as one of the two
d puties. The other deputy will, if the
plan of the "solid three" is carried out
go to Erwin Dingle, who was dropped
from consideration as a candidate for
commissioner when practically the en-
tire strength of the fruit growers in
terests was brought against his Sc
lection.
Whether or not Meserve will go into
the office unpledged to do what he
can to further the interests Of the Re
publican organization is a matter for
secondary consideration by the grow
ers. who say he is a better man for
the place than Dingle.
Dingle. however as chief deputy,
would be in a position to aid the ma
chine organization throughout the
l. i l.. !
pervision over the unlimited number
of inspectors which the law provides
may be chosen. These inspectors re-
ceive $3.50 a day while on duty, and
their duty as mapped out at present,
according to report yesterday would
be to further the candidacy of Leo
Youngworth for sheriff next year.