t
ment .
Tl‘. Purdy.)
p
. , riggghlolt
7 he bighest.grade plan
nderful" Pianola.
lolothv vro , ,
‘ . Old instruments“ taken in exchange.
"at fr. .
y. veuifig, theb'z’othq wawillgivoagrand Pianoia
m 8 to glo‘fclock. "”“Cofh'ie see this grand self-playing in-
and hear atria: of ithci'gra‘ndest musiiccver produced.
“ woman EVERY EVENING.
.:
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SPECIAL lnéMS
LADIES’ WRAPPERS.
50 CENTS.
Former price $1.00.
5'OTTOMANS. ‘
bougll at a bargain, at
25 CENTS.
ue 50 cents.
BOY’S OUTING FLANNEL
EMNANTS OF INGRAIN WAISTS.
‘ RPETS
‘ for
f4 its AND 30 CENTS.
if the price from the piccc.
‘ ”hf? ' , l
.5 CENTS.
Regular pi‘icc 35 cents.
A JOB PURCHASE OF
’ ” CHILDREN’ H SE.
LADIES COLORED SKIRTS. .5 {8:}:st
Ollevthird off. . .
m a sample line. Small and medium Silt‘s.
”mg“. koor SOAP .. CHILDREN’S OUTING FLAN-
.. __ . ’ _ ' NEL GOWNS.
‘3 CAKES 25 CENTS. 25 CENTS.
"‘gillar price l0 Cents.
‘l‘m‘v‘m .
dollop SIZED TURKISH
TOWEL. ‘ ' .
‘ to CENTS.
chnlar price 15‘ cents.
Regular price 49 cents.
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
10 CENTS.
1 , . ‘.. {I . . .
lugtllal prlct Iz/gt. lt) 2.x.
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OBI-{ER ITEMS OF INTEREST TO BARGAIN HUNTERS.
SouthNorwalk'. Conn.
't l A
x
i ffil‘lwlvhlymellfifiwn. adds lo‘thc‘ beauty and value
of “’?linjr"iii-opérty'.‘ 3A8 in good ‘hllcilround‘tcrtiliier HARD
‘ womjnsnmq'umtnt 'grefitoht value. They carry z
lfiwoehj‘séedgi; are odorless". clean. Easy to handle. and
givé‘ouiok’kéilitl‘t‘s‘. Especially good for small fruits.
llithiumstrav‘vln‘a‘rich. etc. . ‘. ’
The wood Ashes Wa‘seilarolrom hickory wood on»
ly. and «lo plird dil'dliiut‘dulterated. Put up in barrels for
your convenience. $1.50. ‘ q ‘ tail 9.; . . . c 3,7 - .
' ~10 ll ll. FERRIS.
Ytl‘dsfl‘llll Wilmington St. . .
“ ..l .:1
.1th .,
I 5....
0
Fine Old Kl]. Talllor.
The Most Popular Whiskey
in Amgnca
‘ “TAVLOR.
Lotti-villi. Ky.
WRIGHT Dlnllloto,
all
. whcn llt'l‘ life was in dangwr
.» llandodiu rcslgualion.
v
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.\ l‘:
H: Denillll uli‘
W
E‘Jtlbn l3. mo in, an Episcopalian mun
later, in brain; hoodlum? (ll roe ,hs’r hill
wile. the cautd‘fol-gthtiltl ‘lio w don‘t: tron
ale being pitiful can millennium him
bimd in tho nitlroli‘ro doctrine.
' ‘Tllo milliliter in ilow pastor of a
church in a small New Hampshire
town. ,a’l‘holoomplaint not forth In anther
divorce phoers'ls desertion. Manhood
and wife unusual Iivoilxt’tllzethor since
the birth of their limit child. which no-
ourred about a your afterthelrlnan
rm o... Mm Emma '1'an ghnr 3 «mil;
hi1 el'ina'de tliblrlhot‘u‘o with'hor pan"
onto. Mr. and Mr». John Nathan Car—
penter. In Greenwich, for several years
past. ‘
\Sh'ortlynitor their murrlagewtho ltcv
Mr. Francis was Invited to take the
pastorate. of n chllrch in New York
state. lie and his wife wont thorn and
‘llvod happpil ‘until a baby wan born.
:The minis! .ljthon, it is alleged. do
clal'od thatlmcdical attendance was an
accusatory. and went into an adjoining
motif and prayed tor his wife's rccov
ally. ':'._ ‘.
While‘th‘e husband prayed his wife's
mother had a doctor smuggled into the
sick room. Mrs. Francin' recovery
was slow, but as Soon as she rcgaincd
hor strength Mrs. Carpontcr Illlii liar
and tho infant ulovcll to Grconwlch
whom they have since. lived.
‘Only once since then hail the. minis»
tor attempted to son his wife.
walked to tho Carpenter house our
day unannounced. but was pnwcnlmi
by Mrs. Carpenter from selling his
wife. The'mothooln—luw feared that
he might attempt to kidnap the child.
and Mrs. Cm‘ueutor had him urrcatml.
This mlnlutnr was arraigned in th‘
lroonwich court on a charm: of as
sunlt and lllouch of tho pouco. Mr
Francis promised to learn loan at
ouco. and he was ullowod to go. Soon
aftor he gave up his church and wont
to New ll‘ltmpshirc.
it is bald that the .mluistcr will con
tout the divorce suit on tho ground
that bill will: deserted hiln. instead of
he dosortlhg her. 0n the otlwr hand
It in assoriod that the desertion t‘lllli'iZ"
nmdc by Mrs. ll‘raucis will be sustain
0d all she was fol-cod to lczlvl- bli
llOllll' ill St‘ii‘~lll‘l‘(illso, lit-‘Cillltét‘ oi lllt
mfuanl to summon mmlirul :lll‘t'll lullrv
MN
lilo
Francis is strongly
faith cul‘o doctrine.
The caso will bc tried in thr t‘l’v1l
Superior court in llrldgopol'l.
opposud to
REV. G. C. SPENCER RESIGNED.
Left the Methodist Pulpit Because He
Intended to Wed.
GIIEENWICH. April l'l‘w'l‘ho Rev
G. (1‘. Spencer. of Greenwich. says that
ho was l‘olcasod from the New York
East Uoufcrence upon his own rlvouml
on Monday and was not Sllsut'llllml at
has been reported. halal-day lw re
ceivnd a copy of the rcpori of the [‘On
fl-l‘cm‘e (‘ommiltco which shown tllu‘
Ills withdrawal from lilt‘ Confcrcure
was in reality a resignation act-optou
with a tribute to his integrity. The
ratio“ says:
“Thc commitlce are of the opinion
that under the law of tho church
Brother Sncllccr's pill‘elinlontu, alrcullv
wurrouncrcd. should be rctainod by tile
l‘onfcronco. and up so l‘ccolmuvnl
We further rccommernl that tho rcc
orda in tho minutes bc ‘witlldrnwn
from tho ministry of tho Mctnodist
lipiacoal Cilureh.‘ Brother Spencer’s
conduct toward the Contcrcnco has
boon entirely honorable."
The committee was tomnosod of (l
P. Tower, W. 1‘. Pray. W. is). Harlin.
it). Cunningham and (i. ii. Strobrldgu
\lr. Spenccr clinic to (irecuaieh Incl
June from New Milfold. bringing a
bride to a home pnrclln'sell for him
Ho in sixty and his will: apnarpully
not morc than lwr-uty-iivo. Mr. Spell»
our paid today that twcnly years man
his first wife left him for no causeu
wllilo ho was residing in an York
and silo wont to Dakota and aocurcd a
divorco. When he zlppliorl soon after
to the New York lanai Conforoncc for
admission his marital troubles wow
known. but as ho was an Innocent
party tllcrc was no objcctlon ruincll
l-lc made no promises to the Connw
cnco that ho would not marry Willil‘
hi5 wlfc remained alive. but had paid
in private conversation that it was his
intention to rclnuiu oinalo as long ll‘i
hill wife did the same. She has since
married.
About five rears ago ho was placed
. .on tho unporuumerary list and l-vtiruu
. from active
ministerial work. that
spring ho wrote to l’l‘oull‘lllli: lllllvr
Pullman. of thin district. and onclouad
his parcllmcntu, which wall virtually a
Mr. Spencer at
that time intondml lo tako anothor
J Willi. and that thcrc might not ho luy
tilllousuion he soverod his rcla oils
with tho (Llonturoucc. Mr. Spenonr
coualdcru bla‘ilrat wife dead to him
and be doolnrod today that lmr act or
doacrtiug him dcprl‘vod‘ the marriage
voila of all that \Vllfl‘ltlvolllfltl in them.
’ and that under Connotlilcut laws ho
‘ wall privileged to marry “again.
Pool. SELLING STOPPED m ILLI-
. unto.
CHICAGO. April bin-Pool aclllnt: in
lllluola. outside of regular race tracks
or fair moonlit rocoivcd a blow when
Judge liattzcll. of the (limuit Court. at
Madison county. mndo porlnanont the
temporary Injunction ornutnd agulnat
a pool mom, across the river from St.
booth. Horoattor. according to thin
dcclnion. them can bu no pool roomls‘in
the state. no math-r how complacent
lat-oi altering or chiefs of police may
be. as Iona.r millet hillto’o ntttlrnoys of
tho ctilltli‘l' objeicia. If tho state’s ats
.tornry {Mitt to mammals pool rooms the
attorney goncrul of the little can atop
in. _ Tho ‘mntter‘ia not of gr at impor'
union in Chicago now as the lanl. pool
g tooth was clotted ' Saturday. inn! no out
other: taro; boonwonenllmbuo it thorn
_ . a ”
”l5 a resilient or: on
L souan'n, hon, April l7-‘I‘lle Roll:
lle‘
all ‘ Mu . ‘
volitional null». )
‘l. _. J‘L‘.” . . l“‘."
:‘l‘hatwhtoh follows is tho-ouncricnco
orwuill. in-
multinational mil ‘ rationale state-
mom bouillon It can eafiily be invostl»
am it
:Ml. bilul’lflh E. Waugh, son of tho
il'vieil-known oyster planter of 2 Ghost»
put shoot. an tho’iollblvillg to any
hhout Dunn’s Kidnap; ‘lliliia. “I' had
bhohaclm and ‘Vwoah Rhino” trom early
childhood: i tried nil kinds 0: rome-
diefl. but, never roceirt’ld any perina-
nélit bonofltuntll l commtinccll using
llban’a Kidney Pilln, \vhlch i procured
ii. at Plalatod’n drug store. My father
nan boon unlngtllcm and was no plot”.
cclJ‘wlth their results tiliil l was in-
ducccl to try them. i am Battalion that
their representations are all that. is
claimed for them. They cured my
backache."
For 23an by all doalel'a. prion Si) cents
a box. Foster-Mllbnru Company. lint-
falo. N. Y.. solo agents for tho United
States.
Remember the nomcmDonn'SMaud
take no other. A
sous or: ngaRANs.
NORWICH, April firm-Tho Bossioll of
Illt' Connecticut Encampment of the
Sons of Veterans was occupied with
rcprouclltntiveu from subordinate
camps, committecs from each carol.
giving a llotalled aooouutroi’ the work
of tho punt. your. llivlulon Commanllor
l.. S. Chapman presided at tho fillstiion.
‘l‘hc llrlcgnlcs wort: i.!lllt'l‘llllll0ll at. din-
ncr by local Women's ltolicf (Torpa.
lilo ulttlug lit the tuition. The election
of officers r‘csultod as follows: Al‘llllll
l‘. Bogue. of Hartford. was chosen
commander: Frank P. Up u. of South-
ington. sonlor vicc com dcr; hi’l'
ward Croft. of Watcrbnry. junior rim:-
somlnnndor and Colonel I.. 8. Chap
man, of Dot-by; Captain licorge W.
Flt-lobar, of Slmabury. and (.‘apt‘ilin E.
Ii. l‘. Month, of llrlllgcpovl, “ore made
members of the division council. Mu—
ior S. A. Edd). of Canaan. was clvctcd
l-opl-oselllativv at Invite. to tho nationm
(flill'ciillllll to in: lli‘ill at Providence. ll.
I. in Scptunllor and (.7. if}. Ban-hum.
of Almlllilfl. was: chosou dolomite to tho
national conrcntlou and Nov. George
Sailor. of Norwich and (‘nptaln h". .~\.
Godfrey. of Mystic. nilvrnatc. ’l‘hc next
couwnllou of tho ‘sbnlc organlisalion
will lm hold in Dorby in April of lllllL‘.
WANTS sonar SEMOVED.
...;;.~ ;
Mrs. Mary Clybournm, qtncr‘in-law of
Allen Gregory. Clalrns Trespass.
,l'ultwm. April lt~—1‘lw Tribune
says:
Mrs. Mary t‘iyllonrue. the aged
ulolbor-lu-iaw of Alldn t‘ll'ogory, now
dead. is Si‘l‘iiillfi from the Circuit Court
a dlurrec for tho rolnqrul of Mr. firm:-
>ry'.- body from us grave in lionc Hill.
charging tlosnans.
In hor petition Mrs. (‘lyllollrno sci“
up hot; owncra‘hlp of Ult' lot. in \l'lllt‘ll
tho body of Gropory. lhc "totlndcr oi
the Stocicf‘l’arlls.” was burlotl. Silo
declares that the burial at his body ill
the lot. being without hcr exprtms per-
mission. was ilk-gal. and Rho asks tlml
her property be cleared of tho unwol-
mum ill(‘l!lllili'.'llil‘(‘
Tho opinion of attorneys. if tho holly
was lllll‘it‘tl without the consent of Mm.
I‘lybourm- and bar ownorship of the
lot can bv determined. thc burial vou-
{illllll‘fi n "il‘t~.~'plu.u," and its rclnm‘nl
van ho ordered. it is said, llowcvw.
that tho slightest l‘l’lllt'lli'“ ll-nlling to
prove that ronacnt was given would be
hold by this court to proved“ the to
moral of Illl‘ boil). it was held. also.
that tho duration of tlmcwzlllnout ion:
w~lll':¢-~\VXllt-ll llul'l clupsvtl «into the.
burial. Would hau- an vtl‘cct upon tho
decision of tho lnurt
.‘til' Gl‘vlzol’)‘ left a illl‘ul- estate at
his lll‘lllil in .‘mmlsr lull? Alli-r .\
long litigation in tho l’rollutc (‘ourt
\ira. Martha ('lVl‘mll‘lll‘ lrclznry.
'luughiol‘ of tho complainant in tho
proscnt ulllt. “an (it‘l‘illl't'll to be his
widow.
Skin troulllos cuts. burns. scalds
and clmflm lllllt‘h‘ly boat by the "so of
DOWItI'sI \Vltcb l‘inzcl Salve. it is iml‘
tilted. l'm suro you got I)(‘\Vlll'5.
George C. Stillmn.
Mr. llaizltw-l want a (‘Ullllil‘ of papa.
boiled lill‘t'l‘ and a half minulou, and
hurry up about ii. for i'vv- got to
calcium" 0 ‘
Walter-w .\ll right. Mr, 'l‘hl'y'll llo
ready in a minuto."
A RAGING. ROARING FLOOD
Wunhod down a tclcgruph line. which
Chan. if. Ellis. or Manon. la.. bad to lo-
mtll'. "Standing walnl duel; lll Icy
water.“ ho. writos. “parc luv u torrlllla
cold and cough. it grow worse daily.
Finally the. boat (lQMOI‘S in Oakland.
Nob. Sioux City unt' Omaha said i bud
Consumption and m id not live. Then
i hogan using Dr. ng’o New Discov-
cry and Wall wholl ‘ourcd by all: but-
tles." Pollltivmy lguamutocd for
Ganglia. Collin and all Throat and Lung
troublen by It". H. llaxtor. South Nor-
wnlh: John A. Rigga. Norwallt. Price
50c and $1.00. ‘
“WM
MR. AND MR8. KIPLING SAIL FOR
" ENGLAND.
CAPE TOWN. April ”whip and
“Mrs. Rudyard Kipling. who have boon
in South Africa tor onto months. will
sail for tlnaland t liar. ’ '
v
I Ind 31'! (“EB
Yourbllanm‘yl
ll.
l
“Hollwbought‘ 11 «ion ‘ £165 named
i
l
ltllll’s‘ ‘
Alleged to Hivo‘taobn anéltiy Him.
‘ and ha 811% on: thl’thc‘Qtlts
er Paaaengencpllho; Mild: ;
Unlllml ltrmarkn- ii"
NEW YORK. April? ”METRIIIQ lzl.
Loomln, United on” milliliter to
V onezuela, spent laotrhizhtglih optima.
tiuo with the root ot’tlin pohsongern on
the Red 1) lindl~'10nracall.’iou which be
came from Porto Rico. and diaombarn
all this morning. Ha drove at once to
tho Mold Victoria. panorama. will be
quarters»: until tho-land of the‘ protein
week. when he goon to Washington L0
report to tho “States-.Dellltrtmonl and
President McKinley.
[in given pooit vo disclaimer to tho
autholuhip on th San Juan interviews
in whioh lie wna‘u‘lnde to any some so-
vorcly critical things about President
Castro and ansorto that an Injustice
has been dono to him in this respect.
To an Associated Brena reporter wno
joined him at quarantine this morning.
Mr. Loomin said: "i did not any any
of tho uupioasant things about l’l‘efil-
dent Contra during my stay at San
Juan or Infill-ed anyWhnl-e else. i have
roi'rnincd from doing so and the [act
is i like Mr. Castro very much. I was
interviewed at Sun Joan, but it was
anro a lousnnt chat than anything
else. 'i'h a were other passengers
aboard and present who said could all.
kind things. but A certainly did not. i
cannot uuderntand how the criticisms
were put in my month unless tho views
of the passengers reforrcd to were
made mine. I am quoted with saying
that f’l'enidollt Castro draw but $12.uilu
in two years. Null” 1 do not even know
that the president gets the salary nam-
od and i know nothing of unanouoy
llc hull motto.
"i muesli also deny that i said he plot-
tod to secure my recall or rclnoval. All
I any»! like Mr. Castro Very much. i
cannot diurnal; the recent diplomatic
incidents with Venezuela. Tbcrc um
Sl-voml points in connection with It
that i will report to tho department
and naturally they are quite confiden-
liul. i may say. howovor. that ‘tho
preliminary steps toward a legal sob
tlcntent of lho‘ asphalt case has been
taken in tho vonczuclan courts. That
is proclscly where. our government
wished the tlluputo to go. We inatsteu
that the disputc be submitted for all-
jlldleluion without prcpuilcc and car-
rird our point. I do not say that our
govcrnmcnt (loos not reserve the right
to iutorvcnu if justicc is not donh. out
w;- wanl lhc muttor pauscd upon by
tho courts. 'l‘horo \vnu some fooling a.
the height of tho int-idem. but it has
allilsided and our relations at tho pros-
out limo arc unite satisfactory. i can-
nol any how long it will take to reach
a decision in the asphalt canes. l pvt»
numc- tho law has its delays in Veno-
zuela as well as. elsewhere.
“Prcsldcut Castro norms to huvc the
country quite under control. A counti-
luliomll eonvcntioll. tho ell-youth (“93'
intro had. i bottom. has just adjourned
and more is to be an oloction in the
autumn. it is quite curtain that Can-
tro will be elected prcsldcnt and luau.
ant-atoll next spring. The constitution
al convention has changed tho tenure
of the president from four to six years.
Alulrmlo is. I am told. at Carneoa. and
l tool that the report to true, for thorn
is gonernlliv a colony of Venezuelans
tin-rt» thinking or home and anxious to
improve the politenl conditions.
"'I‘hc Barenlona incident in which
our consular agent was twlcé arrested
by local officials in an attempt to ex-
tori mouoy from him. has boon prac-
tically alumni and in a manner quite
satisfactory to us.‘ Our government ol-
motor! the to domain! an apology and .
the fullest reparation. Our representa-
tions to the Vonozuoln gov‘c‘mcnt
worn Strong and positive and just be-
forv lent-int: l was given assurances,
that the fullest amends will 00 made.
I am convinced personally that the all-
suranres given me will be carried our.
“1 do not expect to return to Vouc-
zuola for at least five months. l-‘our
yours in the lmplca huvo'loft me in
bowl of change and rest. My physicmn
says l‘nrlsball. and l mu going to try
and got loin-c for a trip to Europe. I
am not decrying Venezuela. It ill' a
splendid country. and truly a pity that
Its rulers arc not always great and
good.‘
Miniulcr Loomls is accompanied by
his wife. '
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GILMAN'S STOCK SOLD.
NEW YORK. April l7-Ahout five
hundred persona gathorod at tho Amor-
lran Horne Exchange yontoroay attor-
noon to attend the sale at auction of
tho bot-son from the catato of the Into
homo F. lllman. at Black Rock. The
.4an won llolzun under authority of Lit:
lirldrgcpolt Trust Company. the admlnv
latrntoru. 'l‘llo first articles offered
wore twenty-two nets of humans. which
sold at an avorage of $35 a plocc. Ful-
lowlnlr, those the sale of u largo him.
nor of million. bridlcu and road wagons
wan hogan. ’l‘hc hot-non. which num-
ber thirty. will be void later and am
('Xiltlt'tctl to brim; high prices. (Jim
at the most uotuhlc in Murry Logo. a
buy gelding illtoan unll'a half hands
high. lira. iicicn Hall. Frazicr‘ till-
nlnn and George W. Smith were pt‘o-
sent at tho sale: .
'l‘lm most note—Worthy. was a not of
four-Indiana human. which Won the
normal prlae for the host park appoint-
‘mmllfi til. the last national allow. and it
was bought for W. B. hoods. the lineal
malnwho hail l‘odéntlrtflmn up his roll»
Mexico in thin city. mill tor which he
paid $42". Mr. lined: other purchnm
worn a ollrrlllgt' for ”.700: a pair of
lu-owu gelding Iranian. “My Lord and
fits tligiuwsnl.” 'fnr modal“ a air at
Whvrlcrs. "Pull Mllll‘liml l'icadli y."“fm'
$2.0m; a pair of bay‘geldlngo.‘ tandem.
"Pout Tiny and Pollution." for 31.200.
and a pair of chestnut. nominal. "limo
nyhrook and Buckingham." for ”500.
Tho’olhcr horses were bought by New
Yorkers. except “Alice and inpatient." a
pair or. horses, which was Mouton. by
Isl». til. Barnum. or Bridgeport, and Mrs.
W to to: fiova 80‘
but" Landing? lit ' Iran ’
in d '
p In ”1:3: clan... éflfir
g "Francs? tor mo;
mm in a total of
l. intuition .
a your nalary. yet had made $2.00!).lloll .
Telling "”
in
Fabrics
want the ndvalltlltl!‘ h min calls for in
Drills: limit
increasing demand. Both all Wool and silk and wool ‘nlatcrialn
it t
..2.5o yd.
at $1.09., per yard.
lilt'St‘ we try always to numbcr
ltich Silhullucs, it) and lfl‘éc
New Crotonnoa. 121/2 & for.
Choice Snttccus, 1.3 & 180.
lie.
The D. M.
is a deal for
Come in here
. we can fit llOll
:: lisfaclions
:: forest of: Some
-1
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WANTOUTLET To oHlOAGO.
UHICAGO. April 17—min rtlxard to
the Burlington. ‘(lroat Northern and
Northern Pacific deal. the llocorddlcr»
hill says: What .l. J. Hill. president
at tilovo‘ront Northern. wanta of too
Burlington ayntcm. is not an outlet (.0
(million) an a link on an custom lino
for the (Swat Northern. and Northern
Pacific. but chiefly :1 connection with
St. mulll‘nno Kansas City. Ho wants
to reach the cotton at this youth for
transmutation our the» “root North-
‘oflrulul Northern Pat-Mo and his
stontntlhlpn now. hulldl‘ngi-to (Mental
markets. It In no part at hill purpose,
it it» declared Mr. um mid; to nun the
”Stirling an and oxalmlvo outlet.
for the two. Pacino roads “to
Chicago. on the contrary. all meant
.chicazo roads which ill-lug balloon; to
the (new Northern mdrflorttlcrnmcll
bole €qu
“no will have: their all «hm at tho
' til it W
A“. A nth a T l s n ME N 1"
ol» Various inlet-gating ~ Features
Silk & Wool Crepe dc L'llenc. if.» inches
There's the String 'l‘ie proper:
3‘3““8 6) CO. it
x EASTER
1),”,
Lightcr weight Fab-
l‘lt’h‘ of the more
dressy sort are
now in constantly
are popular. Notably pleasing among those arca-
wide,
Silk & “fool liulilulc, .Iinllcllrs with. $175.
Silk 8i \Vool I..€lil>‘~t.i()\\'llt‘.
All Wool French Voile. 44 8.- 46 inches wide. $l.50.
Silk & Wool Henrietta. all \‘l'ool Frml-Frou, and
all Wool Crepe (it (home. 40 & 4;: inches wide.
40 incllcs \ville, $1.25.
AIWAVS A H051" 0F NOVEIJIER
,\rt Fabrics arc most prolific oi um cl styles and eiieetn.
There seem to be unlimited possibilities in the way of taste
fill combinations of color and design. weave and texture. and of
thc bcst among our showing.
Reversible Denims. 121/2 and the.
Art Ticking. 2:! to 25c.
French Cretonnes. bile 8:. $23.50.
’ THE STRING 'I'IE
lAnti variational
it i5 llUl will} pl'lipcl‘. but
will always be popular. 'l’lleu thunk lllc iu'aliuzltcd String:
lic> a very ncal lmw. pm a little low t'll'.l\t'l‘\.lli\'t' than the
String proper. 'l‘llc lint Wing. llt‘.\l in unicr. has grcatcr tlarc
from knot to bow ends. while the small trim lilltterilv accentu—
ates this ilarc and is the t-xiremc of style in the String class of
.‘\ll of Illt‘ht‘ in excellent grutlcs of Sill»
20C.
DEAD Co.
a :- Established 1857. on '-
. {memmmmg
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appearing new. .
You will purchase a new suit.
a new hat. a new scarf. a new
top coat. something uou will
surelu want and something 1101)
will surelu purchase. .
before spending
pour money. we feel confident
out to flour sal'
if uou are lookinoafler the in-
lillle fellow. Whli
. our, “Lillie. SamDSOn” suit is
awaiting hour inspection.
ggmm‘mm“ 3‘
‘VTulf‘i'raill"ll§l6”liél hill limb-ill lihl'llliiiilri
turn of the organization. '
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SALE OF DANISH WEST INDIEB.
OOI’IBNHAI‘HBN, April l’I—w'l‘ho gov-
ernment, la ournnslly counidorlnl; tho
rocont nomawhat moulded propotlal
with regard to tho mile of. the United
Stilton utlho linublh‘ West Indian,
which in l.tillllild(ll‘l'll llltcly to load to‘tt
‘aulinfaotory turn‘linntion of tho nose-
‘tiutionn. tmlclai circloa am of. the Don
lnlon that. till» two govrrnmnnttl are
now lll-nl'or an lllfl'lflilmtllit than Hilly
um boon at any previous limo. 'I‘llo
Danton govcrmnont ridicules tho roll-1
crutml'i‘cportn lllllJIlI-ih‘i'll in English pa»
nominal. paromptory communications
regarding the «an of tho‘iulonlinzhnvo
been rnooiwad from the ilnltml Bolton;
and" tho plantain “are much implanted
with the cordlulitywano friendlinolll .
that-mo United mums gararnmonllnu‘
ishpwn; throughout the unanimous.
Norwalk Chronicler