1 becoming o 6:11th -
_, W” «a». luvntlnlluu u in» moon.
‘ In any Inmwl’aruntc a! Illa condo,
With When the Young Haul om:
lhhlmm'hkcllortollmm
! Worthington. June 8 ”Secretary Long
in rectum lhcl‘ report of the court of
“with? before which Swltu Condo ucv
Qua-til Ensign stone, attached to the
“United States monitor Puritan. and his
mend, Ensign Osborne oi the Terror.
“Willi obtaining ehtranco to n homestead.
under (also-pretenses knowingl)’. DN'
mall atedly and with malice afore-
thought. then and there attempting to
coax? chick. entrant and by various
other devices induce one Marie (Bond:
daughter ot‘Swita Condo, to have her
home for the purpose of becoming the
Wife of one George boring Porter Stone
Thy verdict is "not guilty. " The court
at inquiry sat last week on board tho
Maine in the Brooklyn naty yard. Tho
«finding in that Ensign Stone has not in
.nny way behaved hlnmt-li‘ in his love—
matting "in a manner Ullbcuuiltlng an
. olilcer and a gentleman. "
It is a broad verdict, but to make it
utronger Admiral Bunce sent an oillcia
telegram to Secretary Long n-pcating
the iinding of the court and indorsing it
Min Condo Sails For Europe.
New York, June 5.~Tho family of
Miss Marie Condo. whose betrothal to
Ensign Stone. 1'. S. N.. has vaun‘ud so
much public comment beraurc oi the
opposition of her tatln:r to the union.
Will take they young woman to Europo.
Miss Condo nil! nail on the North tit-1r-
mnn Lloyd steamship lime! under an
assumed name. Her family fiqul‘ this
method of departure. ln-vauso int, y hope
she will be able thus to avuid thr
publicity which would be inuvitable it"
she sailed undcr her own name.
The friends of Ensign Stone are ral-
lying to his support and are. beginning
to tell his ship of the "remarkable ro-
mance in real lite," us it has both cull-
ed before the dignified court martial
that Was convened at the navy yard to
try the young: oiilcc-r.
According to ”It’ll state penis, Mr.
Stone, belorc his botrothal to Miss (7on-
rl'e. was an accepted Iris-nil of the fam—
ily and a welcome caller at tin-ir homo.
It was not until ho had'askt-d Mr. Con—
do for Miss Mario‘s band that ho wast
regarded with coolness Wlivn he an’
nounct-d his engagement. ho was told
that ho could not set: his fiancee unless
in the presence of some member other
family. He accepted this provision and
called repeatedly.
Suddenly a rim! appeared on tho
sccnw—n man of \ronlthwwhom Miss
Condc’s father favored. Then Mr. Stono
was directed to Ceitsv his attontionx
and not to attempt to communicate
with his fiancee.
Mr. Stone wont to Syracuse, at the so‘
lk'ltation oi Mia's Condo. She wrote to
him to come to herfitnd protw'l llvt‘. his
irbnds dwlat'e. from the abuse hu!’
t'umily was. heaping upon bur because
uln- would not In'arry tho ’man of il--r
father‘s choice. The gallant x-nslun wont
to Syracuse. ili‘i'illliliflnli'd by his friend
Ensign “gimme. trim on a visit to his
'mvcothoart who live-d in tho \tv'StI-rn
part of tht- state. A t'rilon {ruling in-
duct-d Osborne to odor Stone every urt-
slstanve in his potwr.
lioth young nnn were iltblrilul‘ of
Molding publi: ity .. n-I itlls: i'l’i d at [ht
hotel whirl tiny riopiull unlit-r as>um-
ed ham-'5. Publicity was pit'rn to tho
ntaltt-r by means ul’ an inlo-rviI-w pub-
lished in this city with our of the I-wrv—
nuts 0! lb».- Conlle faintly, who lllls‘
represented her-sell 11:5 tht- mother oi
Miss Marie.
Alleged Trap- o! the Ill; "Hillier.
Mr. Stun-“u lib-Itch: dnlaI-v that who
Miss (.‘ondr'o brothvl' Tom, a.“ ho iii pup-
ulztrly known. am-rtninml that tho
young naval otllu-rs worn in town. hi‘
and some boon mmpunlono concluded
to maltv it eapvciolly unplrasunt tor
lhvm and m'lll .t llll. *4 t-ngol outrun Ming
thut tiny on; hi to i any ntolnis bo-
c-uu.t: they um likiiy to in. 'Itlmkwi
illitl lIi-fllt‘ll. Th0 t'liji‘i'l'iif this lltlI‘Ii'P.
the iIlenls or Mr. Show my. “on to
inm- tho men nrrwn-d with wont-vain!
wI-upon.q In tin lr tmmwlon and am haw
lhl'lll wubjeetod tl til'\'lt!’t' naval 1!!va-
pilnn. It bi aim raid that. thin toiling,
no ntt-onpt Willi made to drug Ml'J‘illtlii‘.
but thm come to naught. tmuuxo one
of lln' t’ullriplrtl'ul‘ti twinned at llll' Hui
mmnrni to t‘oullltlliilll‘v lin- tiling nod
knot‘kvd M'i'tr Iln- gluon coiliiillllllit llw
liquid. All oi tin- eli’ortii ”I the pur-
nnnn who Were amino» In tllh‘i‘l‘t'dll Mr.
Static wrl‘o unmn-mnlol.
Mr. lddwurd Mei‘ail. nho rvprrmni w!
Enalim tmlmrno ot lin- h-nritm and who
ll aim intvrt-nln-d in linvhtn litnnov‘r l‘cli‘“.
maid: “’I‘iwrv in only omi tiny In unit ll
Illll Ihliiit l‘i‘ln ln- wound. and lint nay
ll no simple that if hing; «main lot.» will.
I)! liitrd him it In I‘c-murkoblv llhil ln-r
luluily box not lilki‘ll odt‘uulom- of it.
All that is Iii-mini lit for Minn i‘nlttlw‘a
Ilitlior to umuilnt mono idol 0 whrro llli‘
young lady tony tom-i Mr. Htone nn-l
thou vlrt'ltnn thin oi im' own inu- will
aim wiohmi tlndr elmnizmnvnl l-I'okon.
”It will not own Iw nwnltry for
mono to lo' pruwnt. I.~-l MI. i'umlr
llrin; lilo onulhlor In my ulllt .. or no
mo moot her lit his honor or ”mitt. in his
prowlin- and thou ilulu will Iliilllt' that
docluiulion “tone will “lawn! to clum-
don tho lio Id. Ilut until he Innis. a Hit! it
I incrimin- iroiu bur own lion and of h~r
{toe it'll! MI Will not nllnndou tho girl
he IUVHA. -
”I haw mmh- it propnolllon to thin
outlet to Mr. i'otolv, l how told him
hm what 1 how told you. And who;
do you ihlnlt hilt reply “on? 'No‘.’ [to
Would not learn Illt' delenninn n of
tho ll‘mlit'i' to bill ilifllllllltl'. ll l'ilIlM‘
he knows Ilml nine hum not iillpd lion"
and dot-Iln'l intvtttl to do so.”
..........._...__..
”ammo. PM tin» Roth.
Worthington, Jilin! K 'i‘lw pllniolllt‘o
azmtm'm In“ Iv tied a {ram moor
plan“! ltohlmou, all” 72' um
await. mi Violoi l'htvmntl. Allan
lulu illoncon. nllu Winnio it Human
both oi Niagara Folio. who an» advert
to burn «and tho maila lot It multimil-
and whom“
. M.“ M- v
k Will ”‘0‘:
”I'M“. In "nfll lg“ 0‘0““ T.
’ am mutual of tho ti‘mtor mu
. but. died on union!” night.
lie am am Mm
at lb til-innit» m
W Motown... on;
FM!“ ‘mocm erbium.
Ellotro Silicon,
Borax,
Paris Green,
Haleboro,
Chlorid cl
lime.
idVEHO
Toilet Paper.
A new lot of
Platt’s
Perfect
Pickles !
Large,
lc
Each.
that Norway Mackeerl. white
me tied and line. A ntw stock.
LOREEEBTIBBLE;
11 North Mull: SW.
S
EASY AID PLEASANT 10 I‘ll!
Patent
Medicines
Ensv
MID PLEASAIIT
Io
TAKE
AIOull’florll
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG ITORI.
I2 Washington St. Solon-alt.
Poles!!!
iOOAcrcsGood Pasturclcnd
Well watered.
Plowing, llnrrowlngnnd other
FARM WORK!
Prompt ly done by Experienced
l’arm iionds.
RAYIOND BROS.
WAGON. I
flow I“ Gonna-Ion.
count.
outrun.
canton.
«awn.
INIMIM I70
union To curt ALI.
M an m can.
HIMRV TILLY.
Jacob II. Iayton,
Firm Lift. and
Accident
iNSU’RANcEIt
Ru! Est-to uni Ilom Aunt
Ocean Stumblfim'l‘ickow.m Ind Sterling
and Stock! 80 (LM
omen. 5 RAILROAD PLACI.
NantAOPostomco.
SOUTHNWR Am mucous
Notary Public. Acknowlodumcuto lilkfi'll
SOUTH IORWILK .
SAVINGS III!
II Washington Uta-oat.
Opeudnllylromlim 12 Linnlud from
t to it p. m.. and on Monday craniumi
from he ms.
Interact allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pratt.
. roux H. rooms VIN-m
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sue. and Tram
....._ m..- v .w...»
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Calclmlnor
Palntcr.
him "0'
WALL PAPER MID BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwnik.
Sample Books of latest Styles 01 Paper:
Borders and Gill Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
Estimates Cheeriully Given. Inc
fowjfiih I Nos.
UN DERTAKE R.
7 MAIN :sl‘lticli'r. ‘
Conn
o
G
Not-nib.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RISIDFNCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CA LL. ll.
iii}; “m"
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derrick: cum, bor~
lug machines, etc. we can quote
DOW l’Rit‘ ES UN
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches Factories or any Largo Build
lug win-k u speziulty
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
lESlIE GAMBLE. Ianagcr.
my"
. ”fia.
UFE
MAIN
leinnVumr
5i
.0” G°°D BFFBCTDS M MD“: Tom
CATON’S HITALIZEB
(“um general or wed-l drblilty. wokeiui.
near. IPI' ruulorhwo. cmluo on impotent) ,
parcsiu. c: l. I..." Is (auction-l diuordzro.
(ttftl by rrror; or Hume , l s iy i I n-
Lon MIuhocdin si'or y fl,t:i|‘l.1\lnfi .
slrcngm w‘ircl »r u rwr i l... i-" ,,
vrnu :tw 2.4.315. sir ails-:in ll ,milw .;:
1 Com; is Omen mo Tnoaouau
’m'l '( 1/! raw! tyrml'rmm tilt til
CAION'S Vilniircrr. Fro! u .lr i .lyu r.'
pl~Itl'\It-I.ttctl, i rsi oblrlfi
with written aunt-cute: cl cumpiutc cure
'll'l r-mtim ' Milnth‘ m .l.l “H3! on l
O
Sondra“: 'olninzu .2'Irx la -tEli'P
“kiln-“mi or only .. l l r -h pr 1 . "7
CRTCN win. C0 . ROGYON. ‘1‘...
Sold by Gen. (.3. fittihiun, south N. a
walk; ‘
“union's”
lillil ill Hill
The only Info. “131‘ and
reliable Female Pill (-wr
‘ ' oilcred to bodies Entic-
ciully roentnmonded to
’ married Ladies. Ask for
nu. mom'-
Pllflllllfll. PILL!
cud take nocthcr. Bun ron eluct mu
Price 81 00 per box. It boxes for 3.5.00.
II. HINTS Mimi. 00.. Mad. Ohio.
Bold try all drum
SPOTIHE
Lilo-s out ink. paint,
tar, piltb, git-ll.
and stains Irnm
clothing and car-
pvls quid ly and
mmpieteiv and
mitmmu‘liill
Willi/laid.”-
No unplem Int odor :flifl‘mm
Not ioliatmuntlio. 80in mild. II.
I. I. BUTTON. Now Danna. Oh
link! by A. victim limbo. [or
talk! Pious: a Wot. tumult
llott’s lien/critic Pills
To‘ [not
rcmcdy Ica
mom pm.
, tutionuul
ril canon.
.65de till
- grand": or
JtC
3“..an
‘W’fi'w
LIBERTY.
You mot liberty to come into this store
of ours, and to rumble around and loohui
much atycup p.lcm Noodn' tbny. We like
to have people know what a this stock of
wall paper we have, no that when thoy
need some they’ll know where to go and
get tho prettiest.
Painters supplies. glu- etc , painting.
paper hanging and decor-ct $1.11!];
I. I. GORHAM.
. to II’IRB'I' Am.
Ell! um. ' '
Oouncctlcm
Closing-Out Sale
BICYCLES
To chat: out the few
wheels we have left,
we will sell them at
'All
high grade wheels lul—
ly guaranteed. '97
Model
-__..._—.
IORWlLK PATIERI It IFS. CO.
very low prices.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Trains Leave
hummu- noozc. ml. :1 mm
Boom litmnu You iii“ You!
A M.—l'153.lsli. it». “5.6“.106. 152. III.
airmailnsmozu.“
1‘. ll. flaunt. no. 250.”! no. no.0).
641.156.811.10”
A 8.
A.I.-12” 450.5“. OIL. P.K.-Ill. 13$.
Luv: N“ You: rou lion-m Noun“.
A.u.—Iao:i.cm.ow.1m. ammo. motions
ii on. lion. in in.
P.M.‘104.ilm.3m.8flt m. wt. no. to:
cw.ctn.'loo.aoo.9:m.
BUN ".LYS.
A. Mr” on. am“: a. P. out on.
LKAVI tiotr'rn honwr n ma tin! Him.
“Aim—lain. l ll.c:rr. 742.com“. 10116.net
l
nit-mu. 187. :05. m. 821. 62". “0.
till. 941. II II.
UVDAIB.
$31.42” lll.‘lt.i.'Jll. P. “-7“.
uncut bxvtutonAauVltio. Nouvuu.
Al win. tool. 1’. M.—I a. In. I u. no.
EUXDAYB.
A. M.—I on. P. M «1 as. .
Luv: limousi-
A. IL—coo. o to. n Inn-«P. IL—cIJJII.
til} NDAI’B.
A .Il.-noc. P. thaw. ..
DIE POIJIID
()l’
Creamery
Butter!
Finest to be had, for
220!
Five Pounds, $I.00.
WWI
Sam’l. Comatoclt. Jr.
74 N. with Bil-cot.
Rubbchtomp's‘I .... l...
0! till ltiInlII. Inc
Cotillion Winona. on . itnblmr t-itmnp
rinppllw lirim «Inl \‘irltulhiunu, Mon
climbii‘t‘li‘flmitpml'lunlv‘ nioncil lilo».
hurtling liritnttmdomm’ ileum, (.4in
l’crloriitorudihiunwl Imi ten and illuuu.
i Iweito and I mbrolln Pinion «lino
loi- ml lMIterU-H winglhmkutui‘ up,
button Without Itlorori .Hlltlv
Aunt Iorl’utuoy'u Patti In! or for
illicrt Illil Atmnmtu. limiuim a Pot
loom. tomdlwr with tilllw litwuiulliw
JOIII “VIII. “I".
liltioruido w.
(3'39 [5'3 Gill! filial.
J ‘ ”tJnnlni ulllitiilf’yl‘wmt
M‘Iwfllflml
mum. brown n. or m. iHit lulu.“
For thin in Mill limnllt by It H
mm. «Wit-ii momma». Ioptll
o o
w;::l’tl:%~ptfit;fiflw‘l?msltnnirm Wfl'i .m‘ufi
t-nt. l’onu. l‘ilitl' Ailtmnntlo Paper I'M
l’ 0 303K. Ho. Ho "avid“ Mild”. N
GUM“ 1“”:5‘W'?
$31.33“:
0
il’Ili.
'34» on. 0. mm moo
, . ,
Bountiful Piominll Worm-n.
A l‘t‘t'l'lll traveller III old Fli‘lltlfll’a
mpiurouuly praises tho fair l-‘Ii-miedi
Woman, who to tail and grin-end. with
blue eyes and Intir like burnished gold.
She lo simple, but oItt-n eiogunt in llt‘i
toilet. eupoelnily on Sunday, when she
usually apiwnrs in :1 heavy iillk dress.
whoop soil {mu—iron ill-i-olnpitIlil.-:l hm
swinging rill-p. ”Thu Flemish wonutn,"
in? guys, "has prom-rwd Intnvt tho nd~
tnlrnblo Intlven- oi' the Woman of the
middle ages. Silo in on him! mother
of n faintly: Idle has no ambition. no
love for art. for music or for poetry:
not a whisper of rebellion against tin»
dilliilnaiiolI-woili'll brutally-~uf her
husband. for whom Him eberisbro an
admiration. who in hvr eyes repn-A
Hunts power, and which“ cannot be
shown—Sew York Journal.
leleo.
Many ltotlnekwpers prefer to makr
uudvis tlwtnselros in place of macar-
oul or those one run buy. The illitli’lu
ill'l' coolly outdo. 'i‘ako two eggs and
mid tWo lablt-xtumnfuls 0f rieh. elmr
stock and a saliupooni'ul or salt. stir in
on unn- h 5mm! flour as tho liquid \till
take no. making it into it still dough
lint-mi this dough upon iltt‘ boald Illi-
III it is elastic and soft; tln- longer tho
batter; tin-n roll it out in a thin sin-oi.
tub tln- Nliw'l wry lightly with llour.
and let it remain :1 few moments to
dry slightly In-t‘oro turning it over in»
to a long. closi- roll. With a thin, sharp
knife rut the roll into strips :1 Illlili'll’l.‘
of on hub in width. Loan- lhe plows
upon the board for it couple of hour,»
to dry; then tin-y are rvady ‘to took
and si-rvv as macaroni. Win-n prr]ull’~
int: lllitli'lS to us» in soup only. the
roil is cut into wry narrow abredra.
Ntulrls only In» lea-pi any lu-nglh of
little.
“but In ‘Vfll’l'l While- .
Dr. Anna Itolwrtsun llioun. ~«‘pvak-
inz In' Philadelphia I'u-m‘ntly to a
branch of. iln- Asstwialion ol’ I'olh-glnto
Alumnae, said. upon Iliv Iripii' "What
is Worth “hill-1’" "Wt- tutiy limp 1m"
tome. Eternity is not good for shunts.
Wlmtert-r “err-oily :Il‘t' let 11> be that
It all rearlossIn-w. Whatvwl- \i‘i‘ an-
not. that iel us waso striving to
Nt'lll to by. if we ran rid Iiill'si‘lt‘i-s
or :III llllll‘lllll of word, Inannvr. Illmlt‘
of life. and thinking. “I' shall rid our
lives ot‘ llllll'll rubbish. ro~lle>>ln~~~
and fear. We may drop worry: The
Hort-no will is strong. Worry :In
inlirntlu‘. a spiritual Iworsiulllo-dntw».
a ftnnbliu: way of Inuitin: ill things
and of magnifying lllt‘ii‘ valor. 'I'I'In~
spiritual ii lou Mil-vim Iln unit-m-
an! mm film: ~' in their lift. lll plopot
limit.
is
Pol.
Pot. which :ll\\':l)‘s tailor; a prominonl
plan- in tlw i:i~i‘lllitiiii£ «torilw \i‘liii'li
Innu lwvn wriltt-II of Hamilton “in.
is In-in: illilrll’lt'll lillo Ilah mllnlry. It
hm: alwayo. or for ill.il'. ill-on
N‘l’l‘l'tl ill lililt'l‘ :tlhl lii‘li‘uli- llIiIlN‘S :li
ill’Inolnlu, \tln-rv it is Im-d .‘ih vol'n
starch or unt'run‘al. ll i~‘ ‘llltl to lo-
wry ill-Iiviolw :lnd nourishing. 'l‘hr
turn root, from which ll l~ molly; i~
min-d in the l|:l\\:Ili.:II bland» m: I!!!"
min: :Ii’i' lillN'il in Ii-z- I'tI.lIu‘l Mniiw',
‘l'ln- littlil‘ l~ --onwwh:tt mnnulatml and
of a am) bin.» mlor. Ii “‘Ell lit-t ll.»
rah-o row in Ilii< on mry, as it l~ by
Ilm imilh: lslnlzilo-l'n. . 1‘ Milli". iin- l'llll
ditinn \Ilnlt llvy u w .uwr II a grin:
dainty.
Invalids
l'ui 'l~ “Jilil i - Iv t‘\i vilwili lot
and tor young u-iiildro'll.
Srn'ant- “in: Will out 1.0m Tum.
'l'lw Ht'l't’llilh in a \roll or-Iu-I‘vd .lnp
:tmwe liillh'l'ltitlll are ill.‘ most «it-Ii-rt'n
Ital living» aliw. l.’\'l-l',\' lllilt‘ they
bring you It clip of In: or room to re-
imm- :I di~ll :It diIIln-r or brrJlti’awt.
llwy \till bowel and Im\\ until tllvir
ut'vlwmlh lniii'll Ilw lltid‘. Nor will any
of them owl-pt a ten. 'l‘ln- nilwl‘ niglll.
an \t'v II it tho I'l'hl‘h'lll‘i‘ of ille .lziptlll
mo- i." nil-1min win-ri- wohad been ml.
lug dinner. one of his mvl't'nnin |IIlnlmI
In. tin-ongh the grounds to the unto,
and I :Illi-mph-d to tile him a zonal!
v-nlll. \I'Iiru l on'i-t‘t-Il ll. be I‘lllklll'l' lilo
llziiiiln lum-llp-I' :tllll linulv It wry low
butt, ki'l‘ilillt.’ his load down until tln~
i'urrlauv Mill ml.
I‘nnnttmtinnplo'u 'i‘ulip I-‘uotlvul.
'l’ulipu are liilli'li i’illllHllt'Il in I'on
iiiiliillliplt'. and ll'ifl't‘ a tulip in.
lira! there now u your. in rill-mu. I'}\ '4
wry |iillili‘l‘. room. gallery and garden
.o «II-no‘alml with tulip» ol’ owl-y kind.
At night llti‘j‘ are all loom-d by ml
ot‘ul Innum am! Hi'iltzdl ”rm. and lbw
:inltun Mh in tin-tr nildul. while no
llll'll mm: nrhtlnti him, and his mini.
mum. dunno bot‘ure Idioml'inabni'o
iiippalvii.
LN
What III-n l’nulll MW 00‘!
"I won Nill'lil'lUt-tl to hear that I'm.
Inpo bud ltl'lilu'li lll'l' rtmnm-nn-ltt. I
thought hin' “mi delormluml in Nlll'lt
Io lillll in will. of tiuv uppwitllnll or ltt'l‘
litlllul‘."
"Milo trim, but tln- idiot wron- im-
wlllv poetry. In he l‘llllt'tl it. And b-
riiynwd her mum- with ‘li.i no Illinl
olnpv.’ 'I‘lml m-lilell him.“ l'llil’liir
tutti I‘IIIIIIIIIV'I'.
mm--.
A Hill.» air! in ii I’onmylriutin tom.
in tailyllttl Io-r prllyi'rw Ilw other night.
min told to pray for her ruiimr um;
Ililtllii‘l’. who want both wry ill. and for
mm of the l-I'ri‘niitit. who Imd bolt lilo
lmuimmi. min tulilttuliy did lIIi nllv
woo told. and thou. inoowmi with lbw
tin-my condition of thing». added on
her own rim-mini; ”And now. It Hull.
lulu: not»! mm» of yournvit'. for it uny-
Ioiog would boom to mu m- ulnmlti
fill go to PM“. Am"—~l’ittsbom
“We . .
m
(By Gucci-.1 month-at. with tho not. Eon.)
It in evident that toulud Is one oi ‘
the most popular materials of the sea.
lion, and the use of green on a blue and
white Iilllt swan! to be a favorite can
trust. Black with blue and white is
another, and the black satin belt in all
Inlxslhlu on any gown, without rcgnrd
to the mixture or colors. Ono blue and
white model has a yoke of perpeudh'u
litr row» of block and white Iueo inser-
tiotmt black Nilllll bolt, and It full bod-
ice. of silk with line cor-dings nu lilt‘ll
apart running around below tho yoke,
Tho idtlrt is plainly hemmed and Iimdt
lumw from the lining. no oil the now
Idtlrhs or», and eight line with: are not
in around the hips twelve inches below
the- waist. beginning at the ' front
brt- ndlh. (‘ordltig and tucking are our
l'lill ft. lIllIt'ri of fashion. particularly in
the thin gowns. and the floor the Mir k»
the murc up to date they arc. Tiny
tut-k» drawn up in obirriugu close to
‘J’IV
guilter in groom arr- onv of tho favor-
in- efforts for Innsliugowns. and tin-y
:ll‘i' arrange-d around the hipr; on lin-
skirts and for tho yokc-s on Ilm waist.
Fortunately. Illl'l't' are no infallibl-
rnh-s or fashion this N‘ilSUll. and al-
Inmt any form of dworaiion that ran
lu- do-visui will pass milder. Tlit‘ 5v-
I'l'l'l ot' diilinvtion in tin-rs livrz. lli'Yi'l"
ibrloms. in prvtty harmonies and tell»
in}; mntrash' or color, or in adopting
nouiral tints for tho gowns to Inakr
”will stand will amid tin: gorgtous isol-
ors that ('lllll'ut'ii'l‘l’m,‘ lilo moat gt-ucrv
ally worn style of costume.
.vat in .«zdvr of popularity artrr lin-
t'onlawb and li'.ill‘»[iili'l'lll rooms Ina
h-I‘lztb' i'~ liill~lill of :ill kin-Is. and or
t*~inti'liill)¥ II would iii-I'm
lloln lbw quaint uhllilnn- pallrrns that
filltiltliv'lly Ill Iilmlrs «if ")t' Illil"il
day" mini mum bark In no; but Ilil‘
la~llmunldv muslin gown i.~ anything
but dolph- in priI-e or manner oi" trim
Ininu, Yards and yurdo of lam-one! in
~I'I’Ilull1ii'v nwd in its i-on.~lruc-liun. and
tin- only I'I‘ilt‘i‘llilll‘.’ l'l-aluri- in tin- .va
pvm-‘e 1~' lln' use ul’ mlorml Illmity t'ul'
liw lIlIlIlL'. lint Iln- truly vii-gain nun.
llIl lliifi llil' ‘Mlli Illilll‘l. .\ rilhllltliilllilt'
Iiiiiilt‘l in \i‘lllit' olgzindiv is lnzidv ot'el‘
:tllolim
illl'
umtwv nillt It-Inl trimum‘l Willi row of
low and lInwrilou iwt ct'oluwiui- and up
um! down on tho uklrt. up and down on
the wool, and around tho «Ia-oven. innl
n rullie of low lininlnm tho i'IIll bodll-o
Whfl’t' it inn-nu in tho will". mid ill the
bottom of tilt uklrt. Munro Itiilti I'll»
hon forum Iliv mall. and limp-i of tin-
rlhimn vnluli up Iiw drupury in lilo top
of Ilw Illumm. A author multipli- of tho
My lanolin now» in of mn'niicmor
bin» Mill whim moonlit» am it warm.
. In builIn-os tln- wit'i- is frequently the
Aim»: mum
(swarm-it mu
'iho popularity and
made or “ready-towel
the Iuoreliatltit now
has grratiy inrnutfitldmlp
or but your». according
illiia. The course in.”
II is doc to the greatly:
in the making up and fit! I '
goods. More pnluttlll'e _ '
up the clothing in good
stir it unit-ties of shapes n ‘
it in l‘lll'tl," that u tutu: to ' _ 3
led. and where nltemtlofi mu
it is no lllul’tt than I cttnttuil- ‘
uonnlly net-dis. A mutt;
Milllt' morning that his t.
lilIli' tilldlilly. and. as he W‘
int: out that evening
molnetblng better. It ill 0
to thin one of the clothllli m in
.\«-n York my to find just. what he
\I'antn. .n Itltnmit any price. try it on.
and II. or it sent home during the tiny;
nny Item-wary alteration lit who in
”In totll'x't- of ii few hours. RM 119 can
tomimtably ["185 the urchin} confl-
deal that lllfi appearance Is all that can .
be ill-sited.
The cost and profits of i
make inn-rooting reading
' II
‘ tuney
2 black,
w'hli h totalls for $15, in troll] a
salt: loi‘ about $11,111 small
and out of— the no) places, ' :
put». tln ptiu: at whatever ' think!
in~ on got but in the larger plants the
protits :m- prractit .‘llb the Fume in the
ll'llillilt' Militia. in addition there is u
illst'ulllit or from? to 8 per cent. al-
lowed by tho wholesale dealer, which
the retailer seldom fails to take ad- ‘
vantage of. .
'i'ln- InaIIIIf:n:turor's profit ill, I! a
mic. about 15 per cunt. It requires
tbrm- and a fourth yards of cloth for a
unit, which. at $1.50 per yard, makes
Iln: trust hr Ilit', liloill 8.87%. The cut-
Ivrs are paid on an average 320 a
null. and it is estimated that the cut-
tin:.: ol'ja sat-k suit costs the? mun.
l‘: n mm :23 vents. For making lip the
still tin-y pa) $1 for the coat and 50
wins lath lot trousers Itild Vest—dz
for lln- suit. The linings, buttons, all):
\‘ns, pudding. silk, stay-tulle. M" mt
about $1.30 more. These Items can-
not be tigutml ex-ully, us they vary
n no dineleut bully being much cheap'
or for black «loillm. The llittllllfat:b
tun-rs pull-base blttck buttwc, 1le
thus, Aux, in large quantities, and 8H
tin-In [ii'nlmi‘IlUlllilt'ly cheaper. when!»
as. for brown. gray. or other lilac:
suits. tie buttons and trimmings'utw
Illiill'll the violin and the great variety,
of shades necmsarily limits the WW
my ponhased. This makes the cult
that lln- manufacturer cells for $12
hint about $5.72E5; and leaves
hi u .I protil ol 5-: _. not including
til. dist punts allov- d to the ntttil mer-
tltiiili.
. $.14“ ._ .r .3
i ml
:7“;
POSITION OF FRENCH WIVES. E
It in DiglliliI-d and unit or a Conrudo ml 33
[.0an lielpmlte. ' , '
Fri-nth noun-n lune a loyal ehum- "
pion in Mrs. i‘rawiord. the brilliant fl
and boil-known journalist. who, 11‘qu . 3‘
in;' lived amongst them for a period
«would: ul‘vl' thirty yours. should
know sullirlltllt: about their cbnruc-
It’l‘isifi's. To quote her own words in-
slimlkiltf.’ ul' Fi’t'lli'll \t't'lllt’lli t'll‘hey 0C-
'llpy :I \‘n-ry dignified position. and ill. '
wilr Illt' comrade 01 her huso
hand than in linclatul. in the higher
.-irvl:~~ >ln' tnaktm‘ his ntn'itll position.
by In I' grow and Idol. and if like has
worm! vulture and aptitude ohcforms
:I ~alon. and becomes a great power.
l~ lliillv
.loloinztnt [till‘lllt'l'l aln' sludit'u Illlt mu-
tton, mun-u»- ruslonwro and invent.
the liloln'y." .\ll'.~'. I'l’tlwful‘d V931.
poignantly rottmrko that "although "I.
intiomm or woolen, upon willie! ll
Inon- lllllll't't‘l than It is in England,
sill-w: tilt-y tlu llul will" (ill It) {Ml W
“that! platform. yt'l. as tile fll'fil N o‘ . ,
[mil-oil Illsrott‘l't'tl. Illt'j' direct um! 4‘
In!“ It! mi. “
mm sum to ho lie-mm: by I'm-v.1
'llie hint) mu: es trout Andaman Ind
’i'lu- let i'lmrli-x Morton. the 9'"?
troll-I. ubo Inn» lit-ell Iulully ll"!!! u
iln- mull ot‘ a tail. woo MW 3
limilml. Io. ii. N. Eldridge. pain:
or Iln~ .\I. l; I‘llur'b. cud wile.“
.\lr. Morton spent out.- outlrtthfl
town: and pmyvt'. Lulu III Ilia
inc Hwy “I‘II' Joined by Elliot.
dww :Ind Violinimu nutl"l‘.. N.
“I ll moi .ill united Itt prayer. Mm
itiiilllig the lull-mill“ unmet lib
0*
liilli alum-h i'. .. Hill. liitlt" MM
”3... l lolin v.1'llliutld til“!-
o. .\l.iilt xi :ii Dr. ll 5 iii-
i...” In! MI \Iol’i u with all." “ M
\lllll olont lillIinf. the my“
IllIiIInII tun! lln' ilill'lwlli W , _ M
Mulltdi nppvurod In tint all. ”it, _
that mold and told the sting,
lnalinu l‘lw event BMMW
l'llilillflll and Il'nwill "III.“ I“ lit!
«howl: until u lliie hour.
. . WW
Mu, lllomh am.
It in no! awry Wit m iii-m
tie» lub- liidtllll int bloom an
ill ul' llitillil'nfi. Wit" Nb ....
wiring; rrowd iii iliu wordlf
I'm llllhl n inm‘tlil tilllll “Will
sir \I'ili‘rrd loinIll loll! tilt!“
nmry ".\ womnn wmt mi. . <
le' fliuntiw vow down I m
”be i'illll'il out to intuit! m h, ,, ,'
‘Mun, turn my cow." 'I‘ltpym
no noiirv null llllowotl tho m I"
Win-ii uln- runw up II“ “I _
why did you not turn MIEMW
ropliml: ‘Wonmn. I mu how
I out n tumult-ammo?
Words». ,
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Minuio "I wont to 1mm "
n yotluu lady II wry trill? ‘ . ‘ "
*IIINI nlw'n Worth It!!! HMO:
liob-"liiotii Ilirl I hum."
.Mom
'i‘iw normal child» I! in m I"
tilts lining. Ii in trimmed trim moot
um blur min ribbon unit! on.
for slow now that '0 “WI!
color In our "WIN. . 1 ““1“"?‘3.
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