Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 6, 1898 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 

 

M Young Peoplef of Brooklyn
MUM til Collccdcr‘a I'olat.

«not BODIES ' RECUIEREII.

ill at this My changed Costa in the
‘ “II. when it Upset. Filled at d
‘ last: - Yachts-en Hurry to
the Mo .

. Three young persons who were visit-
m It one of the camps on Wallllclt
island opposite Stamford, lost their
‘flyaaol Coliender's Point. silently mor-
al“. by the capslalng of a ma! boat
in which they were rowing around the
“old. They were Prank. twenty-four
accr- oid: George. eighteen years old.
. ‘ u] label Ferguson. fourteen years
1 » old. of No. “0 Carlton avenue. Brook-
". In.

Acoompahled by Chester Johnson.
whose parents have been camping for
two weeks on Walluck Island. the
m people started for a row at 9

' o‘clock. Johnson stagnated. after they

guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. B. Pen-

 

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tars-cl . About,” ti

Charles A. Quinisry. of lists st'rcet,
Norwallt. is at Ocean Grove.

. Ilsa Ida Richmond. of Weatport ave,
one. is a guest of relatives in Troy.
N. Y.

 

 

Verona and Ruth Riley, of Norwullt.
have returned home from a visit in
nhury:

 

Paul Briggernliln. of South Noratallt.
has Leon spending a few days in Now
i York city. .

 

Miss Fannlbeli Curtis. of Norwalk.
: arrived home Saturday from her Euro-
pean trip.

Fred Partrlck and wife. of Jersey
City. are guests of George Partrick. of
Main strect.

Mrs. Neal. of New "oven. is the
lguest of Mrs. George It. VanAlstyne.
High street. .

Sterling Judson. of Animals. has
been the guest of Frank Sherman. of
of West till‘i‘t‘t.

 

Mrs. 3. Gregory. of Notwallt. Is the

ncy. In Southport.

 

bliss Eleanor B. Iioyt has gone to

 

had been on the water for half an boar.
that ho relieve Frank Ferguson. who

had‘bcen rowing and he arose to change .

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m with the young man. The “mm Hills'de. have returned home

as one aide of the bout caused it to list
. heavily and ship a lot of water. This

frightened the occupants ot the boom!

who jumped quickly to the other slut-.2

earning a list on that side which oiled ‘ N...

the boat with water. .
Bias Ferguson shouted for help. her!
cries being hcard by the Johnson fam-i
lly who were standing on the shore of;
the Island about half it tulle away. and i
two or titrce men Jumped into a boat I
Ittd pulled hurriedly toward the sinking :
one. Frank and William Pratt. also of ?
Brooklyn. who were camping on the
same island. were in a yacht about a;
quarter of a mile away. and thought at :
ilrst that the young people were PIE)".
lng. Realising at last that a serious
accident had happened. they turned the
bow oi the yacht toward the sinking}
rowbout and sailed toward it. while at
the some time they unfastened a yawl i
which was tied to the stern of the yacht .
and threw into lt several life preservers [

Frank Pratt lumped Into the ynwi‘
and rowcd toward the small boat, which
was now almost entirely submerged.
Johnson. who weighs two hundred

' pounds. was clinging to the boat on one
side. while (lmrpc Ferguson was on the
other side of the bout. exhausted from .
his struggles to keep aiioat. Prank j
Pratt. when he neared the two strug-l
filing men. threw “to prowl-vet's toward i
them, and Johnson succeeded to grasp i
ing one of them nlld keeping afloat un- 3
til he was pulled bill oi the watt-la.
George Ferguson lost his hold on tile‘
sinking ‘out and aft» united to reach the i
life preset-yer, but the effort was too
great for him and he rank. .

Mable Ferguson ulld the other brother 1
had disappeared before thercsculng par.
ty reached the born. A search was made
but no trace of the bodice could b.-
fouutl. 'I‘llc I“t*l‘flilstillii arrived ilt “'iil' _
litt-k Island oil Saturday afternoon. In' ,
"tending to remain as thc guilds oi ilr.
itntl Mrs. .loltlltoll lillltl 'l‘llcsdily morn-
ing. Frank was a salesman. cmployrd
in Stamford. whilc tleorgc ntul .\labcl ‘
attended school in Itrooitlyn.

“oats front the Islands sllppllcd with ;
grappling irons worltctl about thc placc
of tho drownini. all day irlulldity iii an
often to rcl tlvl-r tilc luldlcs. illtt without ‘
alter-call.

Word of the dinth of the three young
persons was trIt-plloned by the |Milli't' oi
titaniinrd to the police of llrooklytl.
with it request that they scnd word to
the home of thc young people Ill i‘arbu
ton avenue.

‘l‘lu- iodics were recovered this after-
noon by John Mayo of the tilitlcrtultiltu
firm of lat-Million & Mayo. and they
tit-re sent last night to their parents"
home in Iil‘ooitlyn.

 

 

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Wild. ittiti'l‘ IN NATIVE titlll..
lily Associated Press.)

Madison. Wilt. Hopi. ti 'I‘Ile Wlst'tili-
Min soldiers who fell In I'orto itico or
t‘ltlla will rut ilnllily in Wlwutlhlll ~oil
This Information Is conveyed by it til-
iiil'iiill from ilovcrnor l-iclloill-ld. who to
iii Washington.

 

I‘lltiA'I‘lIii IN NEW i'iiitK.
my Asstadsted lines.)

New York. tiepl. tlw'I‘weniy-sla.
dcalh- and hurt)! til'tiltti‘iiltitiie were re-
c tied in tlic Itorotuhs of Manhattan
h‘filittlils up to maintain. Itl ill-imit-
lyn liwlt- um nevi-ti deaths ittld fours
teen Iti‘ihti‘iiiliiiiti.‘ (in titaiotl lslitiiil
there atri- two deaths» dilil lll‘c pros-
tratliibs Ill .lt‘lM')‘ i‘ity IIII'I'I' licrc
litter ilcdlli- and seven prostrtitiiuia.

 

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Beet

its Matte. Daimi
hattsag'c A‘itsllti'rlt't'i‘s
h. ' M’h‘it '| .

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hcc'p‘ditfl 'l’l-itgiii-
.uio it lists. in tin

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ltllhlit' "in WWII“ .
“Fiber-ml. utilrli ts
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gull ln|flim ottslity

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i Aliiiliil PACKING ca.
gm rm. it. s. A.

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New Britain to tlnlsll llti‘ last year at
the Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond. of
from a
trip to Asbury Park. '

 

 

William l. iitlnllston. of Orange. N.
J.. was the guest of friends in South
walk. yesterday.

 

 

Miss Nellie Bentley. of Newark.
spent Labor Day with Miss Alice Bent-
ley. of llcldcn avenue.

 

Mrs. Mead. of I’Ittsiield. has been
spending a week with lltl' son. Archie
Mead. of New street.

 

Miss l-‘Iorencc Brown. of Smith Nor-
walk. has been the guest of Mrs. ilcr-
trudc chlcr. Sotlthport.

Miss Mantle 'l‘. Shores. of Bridge-
port. has returned home truth a visit
with Mrs. Howard Holmes.

 

 

Misti Bertha Wholplcy. iii llctliortl.
N. Y, is visiting lilr. and Mrs. tit-urge
A. Whelpley. Fnlrflelii avenue.

Iloward Zelnii has returned home
from II location lrlp ill Troy. 'r‘lllilll)’
and other places Ill New York stain

Dr. Willis E. i‘rowc and Mists Ilofer.
of New Haven. spout Labor Day with
Dr. i‘rowc's parents. of West avenue

 

i‘. N. llullard. of Norwalk. returned
home that evening from a two days'
bicyrlc trip through New York state.

 

Mrs. (li‘ilt‘izc Tyre" and daughter. of
i-lonlll Norwalk. are guests of Mr. and
Airs. i‘red (luiltlrn.-—Allsotlla Sentinel.

Mist lda Taylor and niece Etta. of
llunbltry. wtrc gitfinls’ of l“. A. Taylor
and faintly. of ilrrllard sin-ct. yester-
day.

Miss (‘lltra Woman. who has lit-t-ll

 
 
 
 

European scientists have predicted
the. ultimate decay of the human race
in America. as the result of that deadly
“1ch of diseases which were cursed
by the sudden and extreme climatic
changes. Repeated colds have used the
catarrhal tendency upon almoat'e'very
family In the country. and the mucous
membrane of seven of every ten Ameri-
cans is so weakened that they easily
fall victim to catarrh. tonsllitia and
bronchitis. developing ‘into inflamma-
tion that results in diphtheria. catarrh
oi all the Internal organs. consumption
and insanity.

The discovery of California Catarrh
Cure has suddenly chested the increase
of mucous diseases. Btcadlly these dis-
eases have lost ground before the great
medicine. and today It stands trltbout a
Deer. the greatest medical discovery of
the age. Physicians recognise the fact
that is Is banishing a whole family of
diseases from a nation and has saved
a great people from decay. Every true
American rejoices at proofs like the fol-
lowing:

Rev. 1‘. 8. Leonard. pastor of the
First Baptist church. Oswego, N. Y..
says: "i find the i‘allfornla Catarrh
Cure the best of anything that I ever
tried for catarrhal troubles of the
throat and head. and that is saying
quite a good deal. for i have tried many
kinds. lt clears my head and throat
at once and relieves from that disc-
greeable feeling as though something

was continually dropping into the
throat. I regard it as an excellent med-
icine."

(‘alifornia (‘atarrh Care Is sold at all
drug stores. A big bottle for 50c. anti
one three times its large for one dollar.

 

GIVEN 1'? As LOST.

iBy Associated Press.)

San Francisco. Seplbmber ti-The‘;

American bark 1’. li'. Mason is now out '

123 days from Sydney. N. S. W.. for this i

port atnl fears are entertained for hcrl

safety. Among shipping mcn she lsj

given up as lost. but still the under-_

writers are paying 30 per cent. to rc-
instlrc thc llltll and cargo.

 

llry iloods News, Sept. it. lit9s‘.

Smith, Murray 5‘:

fliit'cru'lll‘- in \V. II. MALI. A H l.

Iarouin Idg. Bridgeport. Goon.

today Starts the truncation1
of Merchandise.

NEW SILKS.

Nl-IW lllil'ISS GOODS.

Nl-IW WASH iliiiiliS.

lll..-\NKE'I‘S AN“ (‘OMlt‘i)RTEIl3.

i‘i)l.ilREIi SKIRTS.

Itl-I.\ll\'-.\i.\|il‘l Slll-Il-I'I‘S r\.\'li I'll.-
I.il\\' i'ASI’IH.

ill'lt NEW l.\II'illl'l'.\'I‘|iiN 0|" Klll
tl|.il\'l'39.

NEW .l.\i'lil'}'l‘."- :tNli t'.\l‘lt}.‘l.

'l‘.\ll.ilIt-.\I.~\lll.l‘. SI'I'I'S.

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'WW ‘ titles.

And Kitchen Wore. I

Porcelain Lincdf
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' Finest Goods on Earth. '

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WARRAII'IIID FIVB\IE:R3!

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Illi tllll Eliiilil int?

(let ollr l’riccs before
buying.

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Comstock, Watkins
tit Dow.

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Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.

We have paid aim-la! attention
to the new colors and have it
large yttrict y of tit-signs itl Iii-d.
(iris-u. Blue and “WWII.

You are tstrdially invited to
call-and see them.

J’lllltéi‘l’ supplies.
“I“, filth,
Painting. liars-rtlsliglng
and iltc-orittlltg.

E. E. GORHAM

to first into. tot limit

.. u. ofJElislsos. "
«Pint! linger, iiltlnlsir, Palliat—

 

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Wall Paper- and Borders

1 NORTH IAIN li'i‘ttilil’l'.
tlonth Norwaih.
Sample Boon oi Latest. Styles of
Papers. Bordon and out nouloiuls
taken to houses for inspection. on no-

it

can

elli‘llllllll! .t \vct-k with Mr. and .\ir.~: .l.
ll‘\‘llil.l llllilllc. I't‘llll‘llt'tl to Niw York
today.

IIti\'.~l' i‘l.ii'l'IIlNil.

I‘IVI‘IltY'I‘IIINil IN l~‘.\l.l. AND WIN-
;‘l'l'llt ililillIS RIC-HIV 'l‘i) iil'l'IN 'l‘lll-I
i‘.\.\ll'r\lii'.\' WI'I'II.

William P. O‘ltt-llly. of Jersey i‘lty.
was it Labor hay uni-st oi Ills parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward il'Itciily. of Pen
It 1' art-tine.

Alb-s Aggie Lemmeus lid: returned to‘
her home in Stitillllliilll.iilt”l‘ a visit of
a llltliilll with .‘Illiiri .lcullic .\l. lion-uni
Washington street.

 

 

today of the New Silks.

New Illiii'k "I'ilt‘liili'il 'l‘atictus. in

.snlall and medium patterns. price sac

a yard. '

- Illatk lirts-itdcli Moire Vclol'trti. wry
Mb“ ””1“ Pt'W‘H' ""‘l brother M lilt‘tlll'iillli‘ for skirts. price Oi.

“"‘II “I 3"“ “Wk-31'1"“ “W“ l'it‘lll'li“ Itlllcii l'ealt tli' stole. otir usual Slit.

Mr. and Mrs. August lioottwilct. "I quality. with u iillt't'lltl pricc. flail a

North hittlll hll'it‘l. \ ‘52"...

..._....._. , Iihtrlt rlttl‘ull tIc Solo. This Is it new
M” ”N‘" M“”“"' ”' “Hudson‘mk and t‘i'iftilliliii'Iiili'Il vcry highly ior

latch». who has been the guest of Mr».

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Special mention is motto:

t‘ridcrii-k I.. Hash r. of I‘llt'lilliitl street.

; lcllll'ucil lo lIt'l' littllit- utility. .

tire. I. ll. “'ittltle and iliw illli W
tlwrtuu. who hurt- ln-cll npcildtlut some
three widths tli Illc Mountain Iliilc Illi-
lcl. (fllatilll Moltlltuill~. iutvc return-

lts wearing qualities. :li-lnrll. price
it :3 n yard.

Illarit lirocudc lniliu tilllt. prici- tiltr ii

'yard; value It.

Ei-lni'h Iilat-It Intllii illllt. 75c quality.
with a crucial price. the a yard.

t‘oloycd ‘I’utfctils. in plain ulld change-
liblc effects. rcry desirable for tlrcca lltl- ‘

:ttce by postal. liiatltnatca cheerfully
given. me

Ii. n. JENNlNds.
undertaker. '

1mm.

 

. Norwalh. ,
anatomical. Ital crust.
rannritosa cant. tt-t

Jacob M. Layton.

'iro. Uh and Audios"

uncommon.

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lital Estate and Hints Agtat.

Ocean lies-ship Tickets. aac Itcrliilg
Dram. loans mandated.
and Itoehs field.
omen. I RAILROAD easel.

ctl.

 

la luturlably til the Wrath language.
no nmlicr what the nationality of their
itii‘iil lllgtilli-smr‘ guests may lw lint
til-h tilc one-o no baril usd ftist ruin
itlulitllt! with rcgntti to the language
t-rltpltlyitl for "It‘ "Willi thrill; and lltt‘au
drmrlltill with \ltWit of Ilitcliiilnirltll
paint-e. are prtntctt in miora.

. thus. prices iii and sh.- a yard.
tulltm ritual and lliluullm. of Nova New Hill“ [at Willow in til-rim and
ilitt‘oll; All». i‘lltirlcs tilloct. and ”film“ I'm” W" “ W”- “W" "-
grandam. of Iiuntiilglou. I.. i.. and NW lit-W \‘rlwts for trimming- in cv-
.\Ilna Millie t‘ltct. iii ricilltotlr |Ili|t'i‘. “'3' color “W "W“-
With" ctltprttilltetl till Friday by Mrs. it, ‘ ‘
h WW . 'lllE Wise Giliills Ithi’Alil-
Mrs. t‘ruillt itctlt-r and still. of Ilrooit- NEXT.
lyll; Itudolpll Wiiceii tiltd Vincent Vup— . . .
hull. of New York. rottirited iii their NM “0‘" "'r homo "M" 'm .hm“
bottles this morning. after u \‘Iin with "'"l E" " “mm” ”mm "with” ""i
\ir and Mrs. I‘rnnit Wilt-cit. of (item “'“m “"‘M'm " more “""V'W' “'4"
k...” awn“... soilictbtng you can wash.
“A...“ A large collection oi outing hutmt-is
i‘orpot'tlls Niulaclitiut-r. Mcchtttl and for house drones ltlld slit-its. prices a,
iicolteld. lust i'rivati-u Iiltli and licury. lo and 12% r it yard.
at i‘oulpuny i., 'i‘blrd rcaluuut. color. “Lilli” two thousand will“ ‘ri short
oil it furlough In Norwttilt. yesterday. lt-itllhl oi Outttl Haunt-l In light col-
'I‘ito roginlcnt cspccts to hr-tlit camp or“. What Mac a yard. ‘
imam-row lilo-rumor. and |ulas thumb tiometiling new in an India timed
iioliiil Norwnlli liltfllll 7 o'clock. bound "'0‘". it lit'litit'il Ito-c and u lletwcd
for (hours \ltiiilt'. Mouth-town. Pa, limit. making it u tcry warm cloth for
..........-......- winter wt-nr, price M It yard.
At all limo r parties given by litt- A title Induction of llcrrlllcs. ill both
. . , . pH" ,, . . ' WW... "H, m .m, thin and dark colors. full :itiducb cloth.
I iltlll u it i s l "H”. 7‘ I .M "*0 . "m.
illlfl, lllllllll & 60.
liurlulm Iiutltllng.
IIIDO‘PODT. CONN.

AIOUTII NORWAIJI. - - - onus.
Notary Public. Aosaowlscg-caic
-‘l‘alca.

 

i D. W. RAYMON D.-
financi‘btrstisr
anti Sobsinsr.

cowsssiagtsaci. stainless-sis.
Macmillan
manual". in

Soil lounging. lint:

Open daily. cacept Iatorday. from it
m.telinl..astifromitolp.tc.t.
isiurtisy. a a. in. to it re. and on Ica- .
ay evenings treat 1 to I.
interest alloch as Captain
Aldtlii lithium. halt.
JOIIN it. "nil. Vice-M
one. I‘. mass. Ito. and m

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1'; Tfiltt'vitt All? a Q...

North Main oer-cs. tooth Merci-lit. f

“whitewashed! aim nssnmst‘ is }
CARRIAGE! AND wnoons.

"I" All‘l IIW'RII’I‘IIINIII. ’
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in this branch, wctcn givetheltoat that can be done lit any and ovary

PAINTING I ‘ '
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You Can Depend
Upon the value of our Shoes.
be tlo mistake.

We gnaronteotbe result of every purchase.

(lili‘ lit-d Ticket Sole. will continue the balance of
this month nud~you should not fail to examine our stock.

Mo Ho GLOVER9

122 Washington Street. South Norwalit.
W

T 0 Close Out

What is left of our stock of

GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES.

We will sell theta as follows:

In this matter there

'l'wo burner and stop N cw I’rtlccss i lnsolille Stove,

was $21; lttlw$l750
'I'wo burner and step Iilllc l“ltlllli‘ ilil Store, was

$19; now ...................... ........ . .......... ....... ...$lt').il)
'l‘wll bnrncr Blue Flame. was 87.50; now $61!)

'l‘llrec “ “ “ ” litill; now $8.in

'l‘wolnlrtlerilitsolillt-Stovc,“ 51“; now $3.75

Three “ “ “ “ 7.0“; now $5.25
Don't wall. We have only it few of them.

Mason .Inrs... .................. ................... iii cents a dozen

NASH a VAN scov, L

tier. Icttll Iain and West Sta . South Ictwclhq

THE 3551 slut BEVERAGES.2
Highland Brando:

Highland Irondc arc Itrtotly Union.
lililitAlii IAVAIIAI. iiiIIlAII HUI". ;
ItiOiiLAIli IALT "TINT. lilOiiLAID casts All i

and lots with iron. molt Aio and Doctor.

Put Up lxprccoiy for Family line. :3
as curt-fully as a physician's ptioa. ;
‘I'HI PURIC‘I’ MAI-1' 'l’ NICI “ADI.

'f'lt illtt ihcwcahslti roulstuiaaacdinau particular. I
q '" it" and ukludtur'lltslml at «misled. .

DELIVERED FREE TO FAIILIES:

ISAAC G. HAMILTON Solo Aflnt. ‘
mm m at Mt an. it. Icctil lcrwclt g

IllililliAI") oil the MIDI “it! “that W
W.

Old Gold and Silver.

(lid field or tilivcr oi so hind: old Molten or tassel-ti
Watches. (.dwturdtwdiyrmm sin. ltt auy‘coadittoa.

IIIII. Chill IALIIB Elli]. Bl PAID NI All “WIT.

A. W. AUI'flN. Jeweler,
Opera House Block. Norwallt. Coon.

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We will. airs-nor. out car. their
one oi tits latest Paris. [India a“ ti-
enna styles.

By presenting the Sentinel coupon.
and the. at Startevant's. you can obtain
any site of pattern. I

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HINTS BY HAY "ANTON.

Very picturesque dresses are now

. made for small boys front two to four
. years of age. the fed for timing! boy!

of these years into knee treason lic-
lllg very sensibly on the wane.

The model here pre ted‘showa a
simple yet very effect! a combination
of plain and plaid pique in red and
white.

The prettlly shaped ends of the whitc
sailor collar‘iortn handsome lapels with
its decoration of lltertlon and frlll 6i
white embroidery. The shield and
cuffs are trimmed with Insertion to
match.

A belt of red morocco with gilt bucklc
encircles the waist and the broad hos
pliilt in front.

This Is joined to n sleeveless body
lining on front of which the shield is
applied and closes in centre back.

The blouse is imply shaped by shoul-
der and under-arm seams and has the
fullness at the waist laid in plaitc or
Joined to the belt or a casing stitched
on, throtuh which an elastic or tape
can be inserted. may be preferred to
washable fabrics. underlng it easier to
launder.

The coat sleeves are two seamed and
are completed at the wrists by circular
cuffs of the plain plqnc. A wide ahllof
collar completes the blouse. which elw
es invisibly in slightly double brccstet!
fashion. the left front overlapping the
right. -

Gingham. duck. linen. canvas and the
like are suitable for developing to wash
goods, white tweed. serge and chevlot
are among the heavier weight material.
selected. iilnc. ton. green. brown, car-
dinal or white are among the color-
ileconling to wee men with decor tion.
of braid. Military blue trinitn with
silk braid and brass buttons or emails
white serge with decAration oi gilt:
braid Ind buttons to match would bu
decidedly eifcctli'c.

To make this dress for a boy of two
years will require 2% yards of matcrlal
ii inches wide. The pattern. 741‘. la
clit ill sizes for him from 2 to 4 years
of age.

momoommoooooo
“Milli. 600"].

The holder of this t'itil'titll lscniitl"
to one pattern. any site.
No. we tilts——
fly the payment of ten erotic.
n W. s. itturievani't.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

l-‘lltii' IN N W MILFORD.

The factory of t e New Milford Hat
company. was totally destroyed by iirc
Monday sunning causing a loss suits.
atcd at about "0.000. covered by Incur-
altcc. The adjoining box shop of H. 3.
tires was also destroyed with a loan of
malt). partially inalirett. The Arc
started in the drying mom of the bat
factory and is supposed to have been
caused by tnontantous combustion. The
factory was it two story wooden build-
ing and was consumed by the llamas II
it very short time. The New llllhfd
list company‘s loss is divided as tub
lows: (in building ”2.000: stat-h and
unlchlntc'y. ”L000. Nearly 200 hands
employed in the hat factory are thrown
out :1 employment.
liitAi) “Wilt!!! Pliilii liltl sour.

lily Associated l‘rcac.)

Memphis. Tenn, tit-titcmbcr can.
body of it‘ll-inn it. l‘tiync. a telegraph
lips-rater for the Kansas i‘ity. Mia
A iiiraiittahain rsllrssd was found b a
railroad yard itl this city early IN.
morning. the head having been chat,
sort-ted from the body. It Is tloflht
the young Itiitll as murdered.

itl'ltl'lct’ Witt t'0Al.tNtl “A110".
iliy Associated Press.)
ruin Francisco. ticptetsbrr Im'l‘hc

 

’i'nitcd iiiates gust-est iteanlngtoo has

born entered to I‘ago titty. Iatuoa. ao~
cording to Marc island reports. to male
s surrey for a coaiiilg station. he to
to still out Wednesday.

t‘iit'N't'Y TRNAII'RNI IIIOI'I‘. ‘

tliy Associated Press.)

t‘rvoflsiim. ”Milt. “all“. ”~73.
lmndsniro oi i‘ounty Treasurer Mn
yerierdsy botanic- aware of shortage of
rash ilfli‘t't‘iilry to balance the pools ii
the tiniest. The amount is trailers! to
be about tattoo. Tile shortage is laid
to Deputy Treasurer Joesph Matthews.
who left early in July to attend t5.
Omaha eaposltton and has not In.
heard front since.

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