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CORNER MAIN AND GOLDEN BILL STREETS
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Cover-All
Aprons
Of rfine quality Percale, neat
stripes, square neck. 1
Kimona sleeves. Y
Value .50c. Sale Price j each
Silk Hose
Women's Silk Hose, high
spliced heel, double sole, Lisle
Garter top. White, 1 ttl"
Tan and Black. YUOQ
v ame ouc. oaie jrnce j pair
Buckram
Shapes
In Black and White.
variety of all the
very latest styles.
Value 50c. Sale Price
Large
19c
Ribbon
All Silk Pecot Edge Taffeta
Ribbon, 6 inches wide. Col
ors: White, Light 1 AQ
Blue and Black. fAtfC
Value 39c. Sale Price j yara
Mesh
Bags
German Silver, fine Links, as
sorted Frames, Kid " n FA
Lining sewed in. j- O
Val. $5. Sale Price j" eaon
Gloves
Women's Glace Kid Gloves,
2-Clasp, in Tan, White and
Black. Every pair f"A
warranted. -VeC
Value $1. Sale Price J pair
Rain Coats
Men's and Women's Rubber
ized Raincoats in Tan and
Gray. Size 34 to 44. I QC
Limited quantity. JL
Value $3. S"ale Price each
' Night
Gowns .
Of. fine Nainsook". Low neck,
short sleeves, Lace &
Embroidery trimmed
Value $1. Sale Price J
74c
each
Cotton Hose
Women's Cotton Hose, medi
um weight, double sole and
heel Garter top. In "j Q
Black and Tan. - ef C
Val. 12y2o. Sale Price j pair
Neckwear
Fancy Bows of
vet in all the
Silk
styles. Also Jabots 1
and Vel-
Spring
of Lace.
Value 39c.
25c
Sale Price j eaon
Gibbon
All-Silk Black Satin Ribbon,
6 inches wide, heavy quality
for trimming Hats. ljr
Value 35c. Sale Price j yara
Umbrellas
Women's and Children's. Um
brellas with plain and curved
handles. Limit, one r
to customer. UmK
Value 75c. Sale Price each
Q loves
Women's 16-Button White
Lamb Glace. Every
pair warranted. I -f OQ
Val. $2.50. Sale Price -Lm0f
Limit 2 prs. to customer j pair
Petticoats
Mercerized Black Sateen,very
fine quality, with shirred
Flounce, also Dust M a
Ruffle. flC
Value 75c Sale Price eaeh
Knit Four-In
Hands
In large variety of colors,
both Plain- and 9f
Cross Stripes. '
Value S5c. Sale Price j
ach
Lisle
Hose
Women's Hose, high spliced
heel, double sole, fast
Black and White.
Value 19c. Sale Price j
15c
pair
Shirt Waists
Of Lingerie, with Embroid
ery front. High neck, long
sleeves. Limited )
quantity. fDvC
Value $1.- Sale Price each
Handkerchiefs
Women 's and Children 's
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
of fine quality "1
Lawn. -Value
5c. Sale Price j
3c
each
Flouncing
45-inch Embroidered Voile,
handsome designs, for Ladies '
or Misses -
Dresses.
Val. 75e. Sale Price j yara
149c
Knit Underwear
Women's Knit Pants, fine
rib, Summer Weight, knee
length, lace trimmed, TrtC
all sizes. -3C
Val. 35ei Sale Price J pir
Kimonas
Serpentine Crepe, Long Ki
monas ' trimmed with Silk
Ribbon. Good as- f '7(Ja
sortment of colors. i, itfC
Val. $1.25. Sale Price I .ad.
Close Out
Of "" Men's Percale, , Madras
and Pongee Shirts, coat style,
Large
assortment.
VaL 75e. Sale Price J
)59e
Corset Covers
Of. fine quality Nainsook,
with Lace and Embroidery
Trimmed. ) nQ-
All sizes. f-adVV
Val. 39c. Sale Price J ach
Dress Goods
Wool Diagonal, 36 inches.
Mixtures of Navy, Brown and
Black. Splendid
quality. L
Val. 50c. Sale Price f
139c
yard
Skirts
Long White Skirts, made of
fine quality Cambric, with
tucked ruffle. Lim- 1 (
ited quantity. j-aavV
Val. 50c. Sale Price each
Flouncings
Embroidered on fine quality
Swiss, in a large variety of
Edgings and Inser- j A
tions. 1JLUC
Value 19c. Sale Price J yra
Nemo Corsets
At . less than cost prices.
These are considered the best
Corsets made. Odd "j f PA
sizes. , Kl.
Value $3. Sale Price jir
House Dresses
Made of Amoskeag Dress
Gingham and best quality
Percale. Neat stripes ffkgi
and checks. - J f Cs
Value $1. Sale Price xaoi
. Napkins
Mercerized Napkins, size 18
x 18. Extra fine quality, as
sorted patterns hemmed
Limited J 1 I a
quantity. - L g
VaL 10c. Sale Price j Eaou
Huck
Towels
All Linen, large size, extra
fine quality, hemmed Q
ready to use. XvC
Value 29e. Sale Price j saoii
Towels
Bleached Turkish Towels,
large size, heavy quality.
Double Thread. " - rtl
Hemmed. ' f- JLfl
Val. 17c. Sale Price j eac
Damask
Bleached Table Damask, 58
inches wide. Fine heavy
quality. Assorted 1 Ai
patterns. - Umj
Val. 33c. Sale Price J yard
Prints
Shirtinff Prints. Best
quality, fast colors, in large
variety ot neat pat-
terns. J
Value 7c. Sale Price j
tic
yard
Voiles
40-inch Printed Voiles, extra
fine quality for Summer
Dresses. Assorted Colored
Stripes, also Black. .1
Mill lengths. J-HC
Val. 25c. Sale Price J yard
Madras
Colored Woven Stripe, firm,
quality. Pink, Red and Lav
ender stripes, for " . 7rf
House Dresses. V m
Val. 12c. Sale Price j yard.
LEGISLATIVE
'. f HEARIHGS OH
i FOR HEXT WEEK
GETTTSBilBG COOIISSIOX.
Room 19, 1st floor.
. i i n i n
m.-
There will be a meeting of the commission.
roxnm meetings.
T?nran 70. 4th. floor.
!n4tchfleJ4 County--There will be a
neetinK ot tne representatives irom
JtcJafleld County on Tuesday, April
1 5 th. at 1 p. m.
COJiHITTKE MEETINGS
AGRICCITUBE.
Kooim 68, 4 th floor, East Side.
(Chairman Senator Peck. House
Chairman Mr. Blakeman, Stratford.
Clerk Mr. Doolittle, Bethany.)
;- Tuesday, April 15- 2 p. m. Inspec
tion trip to Storrs Agricultural College
at 1 p. m. from CapitoL
"Wednesday. April 18 3 p. m. H.
-B. 462. An act concerning an appro
priation for The Connecticut Cattle
Breeders Association to defray expen
ses of-- exhibit at exposition at San
Francisco. H. B. 467. An act con
cerning the appointment of a country
life commission. S. J. R. 17. A res
olution concerning the appointment of
a. member of the State Board of Agri
culture. H. B. 6 81. An act con
cerning" the killing of dogs.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Room 56, 3d floor, West Side.
i (Chairman Senator McNeil. House
Chairman Mr. Magee, Watertown.
Clerk Mr. Boyd, "Woodbury.)
ft Tuesday. April 15 2 p. m. Execu
tive session.
K Wednesday. April 16 2 p. m.
Bearings on act concerning repairs
the following State armories:
iSridgeport, New Haven, New London,
jfv'aterbury, Norwalk, Torrington, New
tritain, Danielson, Norwich and Troop
of Hartford. H. B. 331. An act
Concerning an appropriation for the
Ktate Board of Agriculture. S. B. 16.
Jin act concerning an appropriation
for The Connecticut Institute for the
felind. S. B. 154. An act concerning
En appropriation for a building for
Bie treatment of acute cases of insan
ity, at the Connecticut Hospital for
ijie Insane. S. B. 15. An act con
eprning the support of boys in the
Connecticut School for Boys.
Thursday, April 17 2 p. m. In
spection trip to "Wethersfield State
Prison
ing the regulation and supervision
of investment companies and impos
ing penalties for violation.. H. B. 167
(Kelly). An act concerning the reg
ulation and supervision of investment
companies.- S. B. 446 (Isbell). An
act concerning the regulation and su
pervision of investment companies and
imposing penalties for violation. H. B.
17 3 (Titus). An act concerning the
supervision of investment companies.
H. B. 492 (Blakeman). An act con
cerning the regulation and supervision
of investment companies and impos
ing penalties for violation. H. B. 488
(Matheis). An act incorporating the
Norwalk Trust Company. S. B. 226
(J. McA. Johnson). An act extend
ing and amending the charter of the
Industrial. Bank and Trust Company
of Hartford.
CITIES AND BOROUGHS.
BANKS.
Room 73, 4th floor, West Side.
(Chairman Senator Weed. House
Chairman Mr. Hall, of Willington.
Clerk Mr. Spencer, of Suffield.)
,-. Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. S. P. 9
tShanley). A petition amending the
charter of the New Haven Building
and- Loan Company. S. B. 882 (Shan
ley - An act concerning a bank and
trust company for Fair Haven. H. B.
stto (Kopplemann). An act concern-
Room 60, 3d' floor, West Side.
, (Chairman Senator Miner. House
Chairman Mr. King, Fairfield. Clerk
Mr. Nlckerson, East Haven.. Sten
ographer Raymond W. Smith, Hart
ford.) Tuesday, April 152- p. m. Ex
ecutive session.
Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. H.
B. (Matheis). An act revising the
charters of the cities of Norwalk and
South Norwalk, and any public acts or
special acts affecting the East Nor
walk Fire District, and consolidating
the town, city, and fire districts there
of under one form of government
H. B. 538 (Matheis) An act con
solidating the town and city govern
ments of Norwalk.
Thursday, April 17 2 p. m.
H. B. 811 (Rungee). An act amend
ing an act establishing the Borough
Court of Greenwich.
H. B. 525 (Rungee). Ar act amend
ing the charter of the I borough of
Greenwich.
H. B. 495 (Rungee). An act amend
ing the charter of the borough of
Greenwich.
Wednesday, April 30 2 p. m.
H. B. 56 ( ). Petition of Rob
ert E. DeForest and Frank T. Sta
ples, trustees of the estate of Clapp
Spooner, deceased, for the annexation
to the town and city of Bridgeport of
a portion of the town of Fairfield.
H. P. 57 ( ). Petition of Robert
E. DeForest and Frank T. Staples,
trustees of the estate of Clapp Spoon
er, deceased, for the annexation to
the town and city of Bridgeport of a
portion of the town of Fairfield.
S. B. 244 (Newman). An act amend
ing the charter of the city of Bridge
port relative to sewers.
S. B. 245 (Newman). An act, amend
ing the charter of the city of Bridge
port, relative to sewers.
H. B. 348 (McMurray). An act
amending the charter of the city of
Bridgeport to submit certain matters
to election.
S. B. 403 (Newman). An act amend
ing the charter of the city of Bridge
port. H. B. 529 (McMurray) An act
revising the charter of the city of
Bridgeport.
H. B. 803 (King). Authorizing
the city of Bridgeport to issue bonds.
EXCISE.
Room 80, 4th floor, West Side.
(Chairman Senator - Frohlich.
House Chairman Mr. Lyman, Mid
dleneld. Clerk' Mr. O'Keefe, Orange.
Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. S. B.
188 (Neebe). An act concerning taxa
tion. Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. Execu
tive session.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
(Chairman Senator Landers.)
Tuesday, April 15 1:30 p. m.
Nomination by His Excellency the
Governor of Arthur J. Wolff and J.
Frederick Jackson to be members r.f
the State Board of Health; of Prank
S. Turkington to be a member of the
State Board of Pardons; of Edwin A.
Down, Mrs. Martha H. C. Mitchell,
and Miss Anna C. Walter to be mem
bers of the State Board of Charities.
FINANCE.
Room 26, 3d floor, East. Side.
(Chairman Senator Weed. House
Chairman, Mr. Lewis, Westbrook.
Clerk Mr. Mitchell, Canton.)
Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. Ft.
B. 724 (Wilson). An act concerning
the taxation of railroad companies. H.
B. 725 (O'Keefe). An act amending
an act concerning tax on railroad
companies. H. B. 1015 (Lynch). An
act concerning the taxation of rail
road property. S. B. 269 (J. McA.
Johnson). An act concerning the
taxation of railroads and street rail
way companies. - S. B. 350 (Neebo).
An act concerning the tax on corpo
rations. H. B. 1004 (Wilson.) An
act amending an act concerning the
taxation of railroad companies. H. B.
1016 (Lynch). An act concerning
the taxation of real estate owned by
railroad companies exclusive of rights
of way.
INCORPORATIONS.
Old Senate Chamber.
(Chairman Senator ' McCarthy.
House Chairman Mr. Marsden, Mad
ison. Clerk Mr. Addis, New Mil
ford. Stenographer Lowndes A.
Smith, Middletown.
. Tuesday, April 15. 2 p. m. H. B.
878 (Wilson). An act concerning the
approval of stock and bond issues of
public service corporations. ,
.Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. H.
B. 247 (Clark.) An act amending
the charter of the New Haven and
Milford Water companies.
Thj-sday, April 17 2 p. m. An
act amending the charter of The Con
gregational Board of Ministerial Relief..
FISH AND GAME.
Room 66, 4th floor, East Side.
(Chairman Senator F. A. Johnson.
House Chairman Mr. Landon, Old
Saybrook. Clerk Mr. Rose, East
Haddam.)
. Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. S.B.
119 (F. A. Johnson). ' An act con
cerning the taking of alewives. S.B.
281 (Cheney). An act regarding the
use of bait nets. H. B. 394 (Hasnes).
An act concerning the limiting of the
number of types or traps allowed one
person in fishing through the ice in
Rogers' Lake in the towns of Lyme
and Old Lyme. S. B. 417 (McGrath).
An act regulating the powers of fish
and game wardens and other officers.
H. B. 859 (Van Wie). An act con
cerning fishing in Long Island Sound,
or any bays or inlets thereto. . Hj B.
392 ( ). An act concerning State
game preserves, amending Chapter
194 of the General Statutes.
HUMANE INSTITUTIONS.
Room 67, 4tl floor. East Side.
(Chairman Senator Mountain.
House Chairman Mr. Alcorn, Enfield
Clerk Mr. French, Plainfleld.)
Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. H. B.
598. An act concerning the establish
ment of a seaside tuberculosis sana
torium, and making an appropriation
therefor. H. B. 603. An act grant
ing the power of eminent domain to
the Board of Directors to establish
homes for the care and treatment of
persons suffering from tuberculosis.
H. B. 604. An act concerning the
changing of the Board . of Directors to
establish county - homes for the care
and treatment of persons suffering
from tuberculosis and of the institu
tions established by it.
INSURANCE.
the employment of women and min
ors.'. S."B. 334. An act creating , an
industrial commission.
Thursday, April; 17--2 pi- m.J H. B.
96 8. An act providing for one day's
rest in seven. H. B. 965. An act
concerning minimum wages for wo
men and children. H. B.. 465. An
act concerning the appointment of a
labor commissioner. H. B. 701. An
act prohibiting the employment of
women and children in certain cases.
PUBLIC HEATEH AND SAFETT.
Room 74, 4 tin floor, West Side.
(Chairman Senator J. McA. John
son. House Chairman Mr. Arming-
ton, Killingly. Clerk Mr. Harrison,
Salisbury).
JUDICIARY.
Old Supreme Court Room.
. (Chairman Senator McDonough.
House Chairman Mr. Healey, Wind
sor Locks. Clerk Mr; Hyde, Man
chester. )
Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m.
H. J. R. 18 (Higgins). A resolu
tion concerning the appointment of
Edmond Wall as Deputy Judge of the
Borough Court of Torrington.
' H. J. R. 15 (Higgins.) A resolu
tion concerning the appointment of
Walter Holcomb as Judge of the Bor
ough Court of Torrington.
H. J. R. 50 (Evarts). A resolution
concerning the appointment of Chas.
T. Hungerford as Judge of the Bor
ough Court of Naugatuck.
H. J. R. 51 (Evarts). A resolution
concerning the appointment of Henry
W. Hamilton as Deputy Judge of the
Borough Court of Naugatuck.
S. B. 451 (McDonough). An act
amending an act concerning the es
tablishing of the Town Court of Nau
gatuck. H. J. R. 110. (Pierson.) A resolu
tion appointing William J. Malone
Judge of the City Court of Bristol.
H. J. R. 125 (Pierson). A resolu
tion appointing Joseph F. Dutton
Deputy Judge of the City Court of
Bristol.
H. B. 49 (Pardee). An act concern
ing the establishment of harbor and
bulkhead lines in New Haven Harbor.
LABOR.
Room 70, 4th floor, East Side.
(Chairman Senator Neebe. House
Chairman Mr. Storrs, Ansonia. Clerk
Mr. Hall, New Milford.)
Hall of the House.
Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. S. B.
495.. An act concerning the inspec
tion of factories. H. B. 965. . An
act concerning the employment of
women and minors. S. B. 4 93. An
act concerning the employment of
women and minors. H. B. 9 61. An
act concerning the employment of w
men. S. B. 4 96. An act concerning
the employment of children. H. B.
257. An act concerning the employ
ment of women and minors. S. B. 89.
An act concerning the employment of
women and minors. S. B. 4 98. An
act regulating women's hours of la
bor. S. B. 500. An act concerning
-Room 15, 1st floor, West Side.
(Chairman Senator Whitcomb.
House Chairman Mr. Pons, Roxbury.
Clerk Mr. Maine, North Stonington.)
Tuesday, April 15 2 p. m. H. B.
973 (Vail). An act concerning town
employment of the Visiting Nurse. H.
B. 957 (Dyer). An act concerning
fitness for marriage. , S. B. 125 (Mc
Neil). An act concerning the mar
riage of certain persons.
Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. H.
B. 445 (O'Keefe). An act concern
ing the practice of chiropody.
ROADS, BRIDGES AND RIVERS.
Room 65, 4th floor, East Side.
(Chairman Senator F. A. Johnson.
House Chairman Mr. McDonald, of
Putnam. Clerk Mr. Haynes, of Old
Lyme.)
Thursday, April 10 2 p. m. Exec
utive Session.
Hall of the House.
Thursday, April 17 2 p.. m. S. B.
364 (Peck). An act making an ap
propriation for trunk-line, highways.
Tuesday, April 29 2 p. m. S. J. R.
168. A resolution accepting the
bridge over the Thames River.
STATE PRISON.
Room 78, 4th floor, West Side.
. (Chairman Senator Avery: 'House
Chairman-Mr. Hanmer, Wetnersfleld.
Clerk Mr. Douglass, Bristol.)
Thursday, April 17 1:30 p. m. H.
B. 744 (Morse). An act concerning
the abolition of contract labor. - H. B.
1021 (Stremlau). An act concerning
convict labor and prison-made goods.
H. B. 326 (Healy). Art act concern
ing the parole of certain prisoners. H.
B. 325 (Maltbie). An act concerning
the establishing of a State Board of
Directors to have charge of all jails in
the State. S. B. 377 (Cheney). An
act amending an act concerning Im
prisonment in the State Prison. S. B.
378 (McDonough). An act concern
ing the employment of prisoners out
side of the prison walls.
RAILROADS.
Room 41, 3rd floor, East Side.
(Chairman Senator Peck. House
Chairman Mr. Eno. Simsbury. Clerk
Mr. Nevius, New Fairfield.)
Wednesday, April 16 2 p. m. H.
P. 19. A petition for an amendment
to the charter of The Connecticut
Company in Norwich and New Haven
(final hearing). H. B. 1019. An
act calling for goverlment ownership
of the N. "ST., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. '
Thursday, April 17 2 p. m. H. P.
21. , An act amending the charter of
the N. V., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. con
cerning a dam on the Mianus river.
Wednesday, April 23 2 p. m. S.
B. 355.' An act concerning fares on
street railways (six fares for 25
cents.)
Thursday, April 24 2 p. m. H. B.
101 (Neebe). An act concerning
transfers on street railways.
Thursday, April 24 2 p. m. H. P.
20. A petition amending the charter
of the Connecticut Railway and Light
ing Company (Stratford Section). Fi
nal hearing.
Thursday, April 24 2:30 p. m. S.
B. 475 (Bree). An act concerning
transfers on street railways.
Thursday, April 24 3 p. m. H. B.
1018 (Craney). An act concerning
transfers on street railways.
Wednesday, April 30 2 p. m. II.
B. 726. , An act concerning the great
er security of life on steam and elec
tric railways.
H. B. 1909. An act concerning the
protection of factory employees
against risk of injury at railroad
crossings.
H. B. 1014. ' An .act concerning
damages caused .by steam and elec
tric railways.
Thursday, May 1 2 p. m. H. P.
46. ' Petition of Louis Tollea of
Southington, concerning doors and
curtains on street railway cars.
S. B. 212. An act concerning pas
senger coaches used by railroad com
panies. Thursday, May 1. 2 p. m. S. B. 83
An act amending the chafter of the
Norwich and Westerly Street Railway
Company.
April 29 2 p. m. S. B. 477. An
act regulating the employment of rail
road employees. H. B. 30 8. An act i
concerning the number of employees j
on railroad trains.
DO BOXERS HAVE "GOLD FEET" OR
IS IT MERELY A NERVOUS STRAIN?
BY T. S. ANDREWS.
' Very frequently boxing fans will be
heard to remark that such and such
a fighter "had
cold feet" and re-
ports are often
sent to papers
throughout the
country that a
certain fighter re
fused to go on be.
cause of "cold
feet," etc.
Is it really a
case of "cold feet"
with some boxers
or a severe case of
nervousness, which
oftentimes brings
on a sudden ill-
t J ness? The split
Detween Jiaaie
McGoorty and his manager, Marty
Forkins, has been the means of bring
ing out reports that McGoorty was
none too game and that he has had
"cold feet" at times. It was stated
that he had them when he was to
have fought Frank Klaus in Milwau
kee in 1910, but it is hard to believe.
It is true that the night of the pro
posed contest McGoorty was taken ill
with fever and had a temperature of
103 or 104. Afterwards Dr. Frew ex
plained to me that McGoorty was
trained pretty fine and that no doubt
bis fever was brought on by the nerv
ous tension and strain under which
he was working. There was no rea
son why he should be afraid of Klaus
for he had fought Hugh Kelly, at that
time considered better than Klaus,
and also other good men, without hav
ing the least fear. McGoorty also
went to England. .with Pa'tsy Callahan
and fought men much heavier than
himself and offered to put up big for
feits, or at least Callahan did, to fight
any man in the middle weight class
at that time, including Billy Papke
and Georges Carpentler, the French
champion. ,
One of the greatest middle weights
ever produced about the widdle west
quit the game because of his extreme
nervousness before a contest. That
was Ted Malone, Milwaukee boy, who
fought a number of battles and de
feated some of the best fighters
around the west during the period of
1904-5.- Malone was not only clever,
but could hit like a big heavy weight,
and he handled most of the middle
weights he boxed with like babes. On
two or three occasions he was match
ed up and each time he had to call
the bouts off because of illness. Give
him one day's notice and take him
out of the gymnasium and he would
beat most any man of his weight he
met. One day I asked Dr. O'Brien,
his physician, the cause of his Illness
and asked whether it was fear at all.
"Not much," replied Dr. O'Brien.
"The boy is highly nervous, especially
when in training and he thinks too
much of the contest in view. He
keeps it in mind all the while and aa
a result can not sleep. Soon his nerves
give way and he is a wreck until the
strain is passed. It is the same with,
any highly nervous athlete and also
with a horse. It is not fear or cow
ardice. It is simply the nerves."
And that is probably the case with
most boxers when the sports say thejr
have "cold feet." ,
EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES.
Many cases of distemper among
horses and some deatha from that,
cause are reported by veterinary sur
geons of the city, who say the. epi
demic is severe and the character of
the disease very virulent. The loss
to owners has been considerable. A
few cases of glanders were reported
during the winter, but that disease is
believed to have been stamped out.
MILITARY REVIEW.
A .'big military review will be ten
dered in honor of Commander-in-chief
A. B. Beers of the G. A. R. at
the local armory this evening by the
local battalion of the Coast Artillery
Corps. Commander Beers will be ac
companied In the review by his ad
jutant general, Henry J. Seeley of
this city. A large gathering Is ex
pected to attend the ceremony. Danc
ing will follow the review.
SCALP SPECIALIST
Special Treatment fr .Oily Hair
Manicuring .
HARRIET E. SHERWOOD,
412 Security Building.
1115 Main St. Phone 1373. S 27 tf