..Wnnusunennmc n5;
. l ’
; 33¢. has reached the proport one of
'mgalmost impossible for the women
'3: . okeop into eh with the fashions.
" ‘ “aim“ ‘° ”l- "““’.l‘°.lé‘.i’u°.ll“‘°'
, rota mos an un In ..
ml thiit sable to oonstructpher own
from the unit to the finish . is
Point to Be Considered.-
pa to attend a school and learn to
$me own garments by a tailor’s
u w to mil the perfectlous have been
as the residence of this city now
“or rtunity ofaeumrina? '
o with care
, 'hours. 2 mound 'l'to 9.Tuosdn .Thurs—
. figairdnys, 22 South Main rest. 30.
' ndays and lrldays. is allatreet
lieu gods“!
.SWbbl Pea Seed
..‘Ib By '
tannin cossrocs JR’S
“ ts blorih Main Street.
' Did you ever get tired of sec-
“. ing the word
ACE
ion»...-
-'----ACETON
‘ r r ?
If you are troubled with
llssdsobs. Rheumatism. Neural-
‘ , gls. Bad Colds.dc.
Tia few powders, and you
w I over tircof reemmneud-
. in it to your nlllieted friends.
‘ on called to a case of La
Grippe, .Dr. Mnrluud always
gives the followmg prescrip-
lion:
. I'I'tnliJ dr.
‘ Mm "billiflggil‘ili‘llllgll’. till mulch-
m‘ ,, mlme‘smnsmm.
Thioiuuccces
. m the cure of
this disease is world wide.
., ‘ Auctun can be obtained at
R. HXlSisted’s. '
sndCyrlont .
w athllght
“humus
. . tbs we . diploma
is:
i
fltill made a do
‘ Fountain fort l.
‘ "from till
Mfiififl
msutotth Bouthalrl . ’
Winning lathe-reformprisonm. ,'
dispatch. to The Tunas 1m italic
‘ Mama my in. an.
“'Csptsln Balstced Wis the rah.
ined‘lildoli M
We tours. [but without
humour-ids;- I ' ‘ ' .
~ “Colonel Pluilucr a volume
a strong patro to car a ' from
the northwest Thors'was WW1
‘ “W “ MP1; or
continues." * '. . . g . ‘
A Preto‘lla mini. no» mo; Tale
graph says that Mark Twain. who is in
South Africa on a lecturing to om
the tell at Pretoria on thunder}. flu rspsrts
that he found the reform prisoners bin
good spirits. ' ‘ "
MISS CAYVAN IN PERIL."
i ‘ .
An Omnibus Bans Down the Actress' (lar-
rlege. and like us. a narrow Escape.
Lennon, lllay ell—dim Georgia Cay-
Van. the American actress, narrowly or
coped losinghsr life burs. She was in an
open victorla with an American baakes
named Gillette. The carriage was turning
out of the pourtyard of the Hotel Cecil in-
to thefitrsnd, when an omnibus going in
the opposite direction crashed into the
turnout. The pole of the omnibus tort
Miss Usyvsn's hat blf. missing her head
by an inch The viotoria was completely
wrecked. ‘
The actress preserved her composurs
throughout. to the admiration of a largs
on?” which collected.
' it was the nearest approach to death i
ever had.” said Miss Cayvan, “but tbs
affair was so sudden I hardly knew of tbs
danger till it was all over." -
Three Perseus Choppad'to ‘Dcath.
Wasnmo'rolv, May lid—Police Inspso
tor Ilolllnborger has received a telegram
from Gaitbersburlf. Md. muss west at
this city, requesting him to keep a lookout
for a rather tall. tough looking negrq
who committed murder there about 4
o’clock yesterday'morning. A resident or
Gaithorshurg, who reported the matter to
the pelice,.says the house of B. L Bax-
tou, a white miller, was entered by a as
are. and that Burton. his wife and child
were badly cut up with an as. The was
suspected is Great Allen. who. nine year!
ago. was sentenced to the penitentiary for
_ criminal assault. He was released about
a month ago and has since Men hanging
about the village.
Big Block of Granite»
Wss'rnnu, It. 1., May all—The
shaft over quarried in Rhode Island was
removed from the Smith Granite compa-
ny's quarry here. After tho stone had
been hoisted ndlstauoo of 125 feet and
safely deposited on the ground a great
about arose from a large crowd which had
collected for the occasion. The shaft
measures infest in length and is thy!
feet at the base. The weight is estimated
at 70 tons. it will be the main tone of s
monument to be ’ erected in oodlsws
cometary. New York.
Receiver Appointed.
BUFFALO. May nil—William A. Joyn-
lfas been apnlntod receiver of the Buffalo
Steam Pump wmpany, whose plant is lo
mind at Egan Tonawapdg hls’bond he
lug for $50, . The applicatlbn for a re
ceivor was made by the board of directors
in order to wind the company up. its
capital stock is £200,000. The iloatins
lndehtedusfi a about 555,000. and the as
sets about .tl 5.0.000. '
Attempt to Wreck . 'I’I’IIII.
Ror'uss’i'lln, May :ltl.--An attempt was
made to wreck cast. bound train No. l
on the New York Central railroad. Tbs
train was aiming down Byron grade Isl
fast speed when the engineer saw a pile on
ties that were placed on the track. "I
reversed the engine, but was unable tr
stop the train until he had run into tbs
tics, doing no damage.
Weavers lubed Out.
Barron», Mm. May sou-A few of the
striking weavers of the Springvals cotter
mills assembled at the gates to go to work.
but they waited in vain. for the gate fall.
ed to open. The managers finally inform-
ed them that the factmles would be shut
down for. an lndcliulte period. and that
when the operatives were muted the)
would be uotlllcd.
. “abhor Works litart lip.
WHONMN.‘KK’P. it. 1.. am nalw'i'hs bias
vol Rubber works, which are controlled by
the United titatcs Rubber mmpany. bars
started up after a shutdown of six months.
About i=5 operatives are employed. Tbs
resumption of work was ordousd by as-
l’resldont lianinnn. whose son. William ll.
ilanlnan. is general manager.
Exposition loll-trio Abandoned.
Chicano, May Eli—Tbs manage" oi
the proicetou Southern titatss Cotton ex»
pmltioa have deluded to postpone the es
alumna indefinitely. This step was takes
mull) of the failure of the scum
management to enlist any musklersbls
number of states in hearty wopsratlou is
the enterprise.
...... n .W-.«men .
says Ils shot In lielf mm
Announce. lass. May unwilellss
man Nerncy. who was so badly injured in
the mice in which be killed two snort. is
resting comfortably. although be is by as
means out of danger. Norm relate ll
the statomcni that be tired in so ansv.
sad many of his towasmsn take that view
of tho affalr.
trout mamas ivy sin.
l-‘rmr Wmml. Ten. tiny tom-firs do
strayed Gltnocblo's hotel. the Union depot
and the height rmmsnf «spasms. Am
icon and trolled slates Express compo
tiles. The lire is supposed to bars canals
from a spark of a passing hrs-Mics.
toss. titanium; intercom trail».
Cyclone atria” a timer-tis-
llnmsm. u. 'l‘.. May all-mt cyclone ls
rcptirtitd to have marred is the mu
reservation. llavsrsi miss we killed.
and many thousands of dollars of m
was dose by the wind and mm
flood.
New trench Nina-scalar to W.
PMlla. tiny mw‘l'hs Disrupts do basil
ins. lmly minister mi “W is
truly and ambassador st Winnie.
m m superman in users! I. Herb-tie
'as French ambassador st nous
champion-s nus.
imam. flay ”tum “its“
the pointer. is dead.
a... .Wmsmw
am.-- -
“ mouthelrfsstatthe ‘ .. - timeshout
z.' 5 ll
7 .g’ .
an. 1». also.“ nuts-ins s, ”can so
the fleeting la ‘ lie Advises
the Isle of the emoticons Building In.
jaw Yer”. , , ‘
'Clivullan. llay as. 4'» bore
la the ,I - general
was, “all g- tbsmost
tumult " loll had been held.
Thrower a slash between t ministerial
and lay admins. audio: a me Bishop
Hurst. who was in the chair. lost all con-
oolormumblsss as name.
we‘re
ingforrscognltlonsndallin for rulings
of the shalronpolntsof ... whlohliad
never-been boardwand all- bar the
mass were moresscltlng . . are usual-
ly witnessed in political oonv tlons. The
contest came over the lea '1 section or
the neweonetitntlon as .... .~ bythe
committee. When the. .. .. was ready.
an amendment providing for equal repre-
sentation“! the layman in the coastal
conferencewas ' , ’l' . discussion
was participated in by Rev. I . Alex Ash-
ley of Washington. Rev. Dr. J. 1i. Gray
of New Jersey. his. ilen‘ry .' nah of San
lose. our; Ber. L B. W alof Balti-
more and Dr. A. J. Kynett Philadel.
phia. Many bitter thin w 2 said. and
it looked for atimsaa f couldbe
no "conciliation beswaen t e ministers
and laymen. Finally, howev . peace was
restored by thevwithdrawsl of the amend»
meat. with the understand! 3 that the
whole matter should be hrou ht npagslu
in dldersat form. . '
The most sensational of : he speeches
‘ thatof Rev. J. D. Crswof v sci-Jersey.
c said the layman were in ... ; trol in the
quarterly conferences. They .. lid. he do
closed. choose their ruin . , tell them
what kind of houses they on live in.
what kind of clothing t-. mustwear
and even what they must cut. “I object."
he cried. “to this amendmcu and I will
die‘ fightinguif need be, to - intain our
authority in the gsueralconf nee."
The election of Dr. J. c. artsoll of
Louisiana as missionary bisbo for Africa,
to succeed Bishop Taylor. 0 was re
tired. was the incident of to morning
session. .
The conference decided to - old two ses-
sions daily until the adjourum -nt in order
that the business might be d r- -- of.
Dr, untim- Bumble“.
Sansrooa; itay 26.-Tha 1 - byterlan
general assentbly decided to to e no action
in reference to church unity, scoring the
report which was presented 11 this sub-
ject and which. called for a declaration
that this is a Protestant Cb tlan coun-
try. Tbe surprise of the ~ slon came
when a paper was submitted a regard to
the 82,000,000 Presbyterian nlldlng in
New York by Rev. William . Hubbard
of Auburn. NJ Y. lthadheon nown that
therewss a strong feeling urea-ruse
this building. but it was not anticipated
that it would take this s . it will
probably be considered on Th . rsdsy. The
discussion when the subject is brought up
promises to be animated.
The paper contained two
and emulation. in brisfss f-llows:
tlon No. i. -- Last September
I n 8. Kennedyoi New York lty, in con.
versation concerning the new Presbyteri-
an building. 156 Fifth avenu New York
city. made the pmposltiou hot if the
church were not entirely sstlsii with the
new building as an lnvestrn us and did
not see its way clear to own in some, he
was perfectly willing to par . it at the
original cost and would give one year's
time in which to determine w ether this,
proposition would be accepted
like Kennedy's Propos Ion.
Proposition No. ll. from It iiucbari
Loom Kennedy—If the bus
53 Fifth avenue as their cfllol
the confidant hope that the
continue to occupy the name
maneut borne, i will alter. on
prove the premises by chanpl
lions thereto soaswmska them abun-
dantly aduluats to all their nerds. provid-
ed this offer is accepted by tbs boards on
or before Sept. 1. land.
Whereas. bliss Rachael La
dy has indicated hsr willing to place
the historic lanes homestead at the cor-
ner of Twelfth street and Hit avenue. in
such condition as will fully
the needs and uses of the
confident hope that the
sinus to occupy the same as t
ucnt home. this gsnsral asse
osptlug this gift lenders h
thanks and expresses on buliul of the one
Fr Kenna
and to accept each of these
and carry the some late cream on.
Killed by a ‘I‘raia. .
l’awru'ssr, it. l.. Ilsy ti ~l€dward
Brown of “evidence was kill and John
liar oi the same city was is lly injured
on the Consolidated railroad Mnnvllic.
They and another Providence
riding on a mi dump attao
cisl train, when on asharp c
of the car fell and threw llmw
to the mood. limwn died
stontly. and his oompsnlonw
inland. besides receiving has
bruises. .. .-.. ....
aspuu m: ty rum
Arum Plait. . . 1.. flay:
lmrlng olllrsn were elected as he session
of the American ilsptlst lids
: President. J. i’. (lose
man were
to a spe-
u the drop
and Hay
almost its
internally
nuts and
. ....
ill. at fistula; Wins ry. list.
I It. Potsstof Connecticut: -
g misty. lies. 1!. ll. of
llsw‘lfsrk; W. I. V
Tort; sodium Millers II. New
York. ., M.-. .
fall River";savsvs‘ '
rm. Bursa. tiara. tiny a «The
striking weavers at the Par s. ilsr-
m5».‘1hlllsntvtbefl been! the
muons! tbsssrlssmsssi Taoist
tsrseported that better war-paid
forwarisgisstbsrrslltll
the anaemic! pends than paid
by Parker a limes. mitts
MW Manhattan
“W“mmdflfl
masonry-ass
Wilson-«ts a re-
' w- mu»
‘ forfeit. for
W 12.1, ._ ‘ 2’ _ualfiHssTWR lip—Local
is moratorium .‘ssrsanr.
. this labow. ll»! tell you;
' ‘ Accounts of blanufmrtaror:a Merchants
m
sausage»: Nari
Testimony Speaks for itself.
Kldnsys can‘t talk. but if you don't
treat theta rightly you will hear from
them.
They have a language of their own.
When’ you work‘toohard what fol-
lows? You are tired. aren't you? ,
it's Just the same with the kidneys.
they get tired. they have so much to
do.
You stoop over at some occupation.
You strain yourself lifting.
You walk too for. or ride too far.
You call this over exertion. You can
not sleep when alight comes.
Your hack ache's. Your head aches.
often you ache all over.
on. you say, it's because I'm tired
out!
Now this Isn’t right. it’s because
your kidneys are tired.
They dun only do so much and the
lifting. steeping, straining or exerting
ba's retarded their action. "
The heart has pdmped the blood Into
them faster than they could filter it.
The tiller is overland and becomes
clogged.
They cry for assistance in many
aches that follow.
Nothing. starts. the kidneys working
so quickly rio'DOan's Kidney Pills.
We any sound people right here in
East Nor-walk are index-sing it.
The following statement is far from
lengthy. yet it tells a atoryiund in
other words declares: “I was sick. but
now i am well." Mr. Wm. Acker, of
lo Cove street. on employe' of the Nor-
wallt Lock 00., says: “i wont to Plats-
tcd's drug store for 9. box of Dean's
Kidney Pills. l was suffering from
backache. I took them. They cured
It promptly. I can recommend them."
This is only one case in hundreds
right here in East Norwnlk—peopl-
whom you may know. people whose
statements can not be disputed.
Doan‘s Kidney Pills. 50 cents per box.
for sale by all ‘deaicrs; sent by mail on
receipt of price. Foster-Milburn Co..
Sole Agents for the U. 8.. Buffalo. N.
If your dealer tells you that some-
thing else is "just as good" as Dunn's
Ointment for lilvcs. Pin Worms. itch-
ing Piles. or other itchiness of the skin,
tell him You want the original. It is
safe: never-falling
m
Ayor's Pills urn 'reoommondod by
loading physicians and druggists, as
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for biliousness, nausea, costiveness. in-
digestion. slu'nnishness of the liver,
jaundice, and sick headache; also, to no-
liovc colds, fevem. neuralgia and rheu-
math-an.
One swallow does not make Spring,
but one swallow of One Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed, Nor.
wzdk; G. (.7. Stillson, South Nor-walk.
As the strength of a building depends
upon the solidity of its foundation. no
health domnds upon the condition of
the blood. To expel impurities and
cause the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life-giving. Ayer's Scirsalmrilln is
the most poworful and infective medi~
dine in use.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Castorla.
Removflotice iq
Dr. F. W. Dunner has moved
his office fmm over the Post
{Zillion to No. l PARK R0 W,
opposite Grand Opera ileum.
Stamford. (in. where he will be
plcml to are his Not-walk -
tionis. Faro allowed. 0 o
hours from h‘ a. m. toil .m. llo
will be at tho CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. m.
to ii I). m.. for tho acommmlntlon
of h s Nov-walk and South Nor-
walk patients.
mm.
Surgeon Dentist.
STA MFURD. - - - CONN.
rsmnuo coum‘
IATlOllAl. BANK.
t3 Wall Street, Vlorwslk. Coon.
incorporated. it“. ‘ Capital. ”00.000.
sums of mam. l’nrsidcut.
navm u. mmam. Vice-Prat.
L. c. uni-m. cum,
anIOTOII.
firms 0. KIILIR. Moors M. Gwvsn.
Mun ii. Miami A. J. Nassau.
.m..lnnslmswwn. um. it. numl,
[as (kits, CHAI. Whitman.
and ladlvldusls eon
Safe Deposit loses
Free to Depositers.
o (Liv
ted.
c. a. status
crrv . EMPLOYMENT
sonncv.
ladies and gentlemen desiring first:
class help in any MW“, can obtain the
samelmmedlalely at the alums agency;
also thins: wishing intuitions, with" male
or female. can secure employment.
Wsnlsdlmmadlalelr lmllluas [or six land
mun" uni Mum-aria» xiii-u. alum-lawn luv
mm Miwr maul girls or gem'rnl lama»
ta. ta. HAMIV. ”swore an»
and Colic
nothing to equal i am. They war
are magic. i~would~ not be witbou
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. d’s Colic Guru and cry for it; it
to them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood iii-met. At all
droughts, 250.. '
Eczema is a frightful affliction. but like
allother'skin diseases it can be perma-
uoutl cured b applications of DcWitt's
Witc Hazel alve. It never fails to
cure piles. E. P. Weed, Rorwalk; G.
U. Stillson. SouthNorwalk.
Curator Headache. ,.
As a remedy for all forms of Hand-
-aolio Electric Bitters husproved to be
t it
the vo boat. It often rmanont
cure an the most dreaded ha itual sick
headaches old to its influence. We
urge all w oaroaiiiictodto procure a
bottle, and give this remedy it fair trial.
In cases of habitual constipation Elan
trio Bitters euros by giving the needn-
tone totho bowels. and few cases long
resist the use of this medicine. Try it
once. Fifty cents and $i.00 at Stillsou's
and Wood’s Drug Stores.
“Ml..-”
lightly toms in thoughts of~DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse tholiver. purify the blood, and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed.
lergvalk; G. C. Btillson, South Nor-
w . ,
ville, 111., says: "To Dr. King's New
DlfiCOVl'l‘y I owe my life. Was taken
clans for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King’s New Discov-
ery in my store I sent fora bottle and
began its use and from the first- time
bogan to not better, and after using
thrw bottles was up and about again.
It is worth its weight. in gold. We
won‘t keep store or house without it."
(let a free trial at Stillson's and W «ad's
Drug Stores.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. E. 1’.
Weed. Norwalk; G. C. b‘tillson, South
Norwnlk. ‘1
I
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Itc-
wnrd {or any case of Catarrh that can-
not bo cured by Hall’s Uaturrb Cure. ,
F. J. Cunsnv 6'5 00., Props.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 12': years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
bv their firm.
Wealth Truax. Wholesale Drnnrzists,
Toledo. 0.. Walding, Kinnun & Man
vin, ‘ Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
Ohio.
Hall's Cntarrh Care is taken internal-
ly.actin;:dimctly u n the blood and
raucous surfaces of t o system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all dmgmsts.
Testimonials free.
Mrs. ll. D. Young. hllddlcburg, In..
writes. I have ruled One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and I musidor it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Carol have ever used. E. 1’. Wood,
Nigwalk; G. U. Stilison. South Nor-
wx k.
Children Cry for
Pltcher'a Caetorla.
Did you over think how readily the
blood is pliisomvl by cmmtipatiuu': lied
blood llli'llllll bud health and immature
old age. DeWitt’rl Little Eur y Risen,
the flunouslittlo pills, overmme piloti-
unto mtllnilpflllilil. E. l’. Weed. Nor.
wxdk; G. l). Stillman, South Nor-walk.
"Mm—W..—
Bscllla's Males Salve
The host salvo in the world for cum,
bruises, son's. ulcers. sult- rhcum. fever
rum-s, fetter. chapls'd lmnds. uliilhliiius,
cams, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
tivelyeuros piles. or fill pay required.
it in truliruutwd to give perfect antisfzw
lion or mouev refumbvl. Price 25 units
per box. E. i’. Weed and U. U. Stillsou.
A. ll. Wmstor. a prominent citizen of
Mason, Mich” alter hum-ring exomclat-
inuly from files for twanty yours. Willi
cured in a s iort time by using lieWitt's
Witch ”and tinlvo. an ubmluto cum for
ullskiu dimmm. Munml‘ ibis [ll‘l'pltl‘il-
iiunis nmsl than all "them emulvlnml.
E. 1’. Wood. Nnrwulk; (l. l}. Btlllson,
South Nurwnlk.
You Don't lists To Swear 0|.
pays the St. hmis Journal of Agriculture
In an «limrlal almut le'l‘wliac. tho
fmuous tobacco habit cum. "We know
of many dim cumd by bio-Troika).
One, a pmmlncnt Ht. lmuis architect.
unmixed and cimwad for twenty years;
two lanes cured him so that even the
smell of mm makes him sick." No-
To-llms sold and unamulocd
i’lsisusl. its care no
Starling Remedy Co.
Chicago.
Young mmhr-rs draw! the summer
months an alumni of the mat luurtab
ily among children caused by bowel
fumbles. Perfect safety may be assur-
willow who liq-op on hand ‘I'loWltt's
Colin and ('lmlom euro. and administer
ltpunnptly. Flif'l'l‘lllllpfl. blliuus mile,
dysrulo and diarrbma it admin in
mm ml of. n. l’. wmi. rumor; u
i}. Stillmm, Slmlh Nlmvnlk.
a...’ .... ......MHV” .
ll {‘2 “
. l0 '.
Fallow Yorkmor
Wires llabywusick. wegavo her om
mumstmumnmcm
mammoth—asbestos; lemma.
what-homunculus.“
4
sauna-amend saw-ls
In the Spring a young man's fancy .
Mr. (i. Caillonotto. Draggist, Beaver?-
wiih Ln (hippo and tried all the physif
Thump sublimation. 7 to
front and tied-behind. is in vogue ”in“
summer again. it is made of silk like i s
norm. of tulle, of white gauso'or of mo“
saline do solc, and is trimmed with platt-
lngs. rallies and lace. ‘
elaborately trimmed. Linings of vivid ool-
er arc iiked._anil to be quite in fashion tho
but must have a touch of the some color
that lines the cape. Bright cherry linings
in black capes and similar striking oom-
biuatlons are much each. ' ,
dill: pottloouts matching the down in
color are now worn. This necessitates a
dllforont pottlcont to go with every oas~
tunic. White muslin and onmhrlo pettiv
‘coats. embroidered and trimmed with lace;
will accompany very light gowns. '
The close fitting Louis Quinsoooat, upon
in front to show a vest with a mu of lace
vmmo cos-runs;
and a jabot, ls‘very much worn now. The
rovers and cuffs are of silk different from
the body of the coat.
Molmlrs and similar fabrics. pliablo but
firm and brilliant, arc in great favor. Not
only are they soon in gray, beige, sable and
neutral tunes. but In the bright shades of
rose, mauve. blue, green, am, with
changeable effects. The solid colors are
trimmed with ornamental buttons or
bright ribbons. Much white is also om-
ployod as n trimming. vest, bolt and rovers
being often white, beside the innumerable
accessories of gauze. nioussoiine do sole.
tulle, lace and embroidery.
'l'ho vest. which is the indispensable com-
plement of the Louis Quinn» coat, submits
to great variations. It is by means of the
vest that now effects are obtained. It is
cut away at the neck in 'mnny styles to
show a gulmpo or plastmn of onlbroidery,
lace or thin plnlted material, with a high
collar.
Tho cmtumo shown in the sketch has a
godet skirt of black satin, entirely plain.
The close bodice of ivory satin has a sort
of bolero of-honvy black gulpuro embroid-
dorcd with colored silks. The collar is of
ivory sumh. tho ornvat of old point. Tho
plain sleeves are of ivory satin. The. toque
ls of ivory and pink changeable satin, and
is trimmed with pink llovvors.
J L'mc Cnounr.
MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS.
limbs and Taffeta. Flowered and Striped.
[lawns and Crass-doth.
Light brocho silks and lullotns eoinxme
many of the most charming models for
summer toilets. The tnfiotas are prirticu-
larly lienutiful. lining of pluinuud change-
nblo mints. flowered and striped. Gauze.
umusseliuo dnsule, law and embroidery
are used for trimming them. with bows
and stool or jewel“! buttons. Fonlurd
gowns are also 60"".
Among sheer plaids for summer cos-
tumes are plain and satin striped lawns,
ooru gnissuluth, with white vinbmlden-d
patterns. and muslin» In immense variety.
Those last are eiu-ekvd, dotted, [lowered
muslins shown, tho ground being white
fil’lllllfll “fluff.
and the micro very delicate. l'lnld ba-
ilsles am also soon. and the two mmtnso
very ell-“nut toilets. worn over white silk.
it is nwemury in be particularly mmful
about limslumllmt are worn with tbln
silk nrmuslln gowns. Thick or shabby
' imitwmr slmws with most. dimistrmrsuflmt
under ill-limit" emiumm when with a gown
of bmvy dark mule it might pass nnuo»
timl.
The long Marie Antoinette nt‘hllii urn
worn more and mum and make u very
pretty finish for smumcr wvwns.
Thorn nru lumnnumlda collar! now of-
fcl'utl, all mlmmr limsidnlmmw. Hum" of
them nrnnf a-mlmddvrwi prnm'loth. others
of gulpum and law. still utlu-rs of antlnur
spnnulml guess and lawn or chiffon. They
are all llulfy In effect and add much to tho
nitractivonms of the autumn.
The momma of whlch an illustration is
siren has a pedal skirt of silver gray taf-
feta. with a darker gray and white design.
’l'wo cboux of old man voIVi-t adorn the
front of the shirt. The lssllm of whlta
minim-lino do min In draped and cum]
and has a balm of point do Vania" and a
plasiron of tho Mimi lace. The belt and
slrsgmiim litmlll. as stall nsthn sumo.
lit-r nets. are of old one velvet. The col.
lot is of anomalies de
’ and the sleeves
also. the ‘ tar having liaise mow
sunroof at as miss.
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Capos for warm weather wear are most '
and striped, and there are even Scot-oh
Ontario, is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. lt'contains neither Opium.
lorphins nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isahamless substitute for
Pmtoric» Drops Soothing Byron
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millionsof [others Castoriaisthe
children’s Panacea-ems Iother’s
Friend. .
CASTORIA.
For Infhnts and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Cssloria. and see that the fan-slum;
signature of 1
is on thé W
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Weshallpro- '
tcct ourselves and the public at all harsh.
’rnn Curr-ran: Company, 7': Murray St. NJ.
Examiner In
[7. 8. Patent once,
I 876 to I 883‘
Offices, 436 Main Street,
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Caught oii Norwalk Islands.
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Fish.
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The Value of Wall
Paper
dos-nub! mun-nu its beauty than any-
th in; (due. Uur smirk mulprbu-s liuts
designs and mi: rs varied enough to suit
any taste in the world. There are intrl‘
cah- nud unique as well as plain and
simple designs. in dolieatl'. n-silnl tints,
mu wall as in stronger. warmer wims.
Painting. puprr hanging and lit-corm-
inn.
if not oi‘iuvoulont for you to call at the
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