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Ladies Linen Lona Skirts.
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Ladies P1que Lona Skuis.
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Ladies’ colored Shirt Waisis
and
Ladies Winte Shut Waisis.
7 er in this section
cq c’nt number or
titer. New York: . 1
uguiit has witnessed
chase their‘opan Fall bills.
hava Lot: omtort-
dole out
dealing direct with the retail trade.
The billiards) to Wholesale houssa
throughout sl ssc‘t ons are now a riv.
Ins iIntth Ne: YgrL magical; i v
roe any. r t «A Lit
dnquill ohm their annual l
season. All the lines will be ready
. a month. innit the nation-
I More comprehensi l
retail trade direct are lining represent
ed by their traveling salesmen in all
sections.' Fran) reports which come in
the éarly
(my nith‘oug
the part- of1 many bnyors “to go a hit
light on their‘ first orders. many of
thorn explaining this notion“ by soy~
i113 that they wanL to inure room for
Bahamas, should thiay decide. later on.
lot they will be a large factor in the
dinner trade 0'! 1903
A somewhat unsatisfactoy straw hat.
season has r‘nitighted against heavy
orders in some sections. The outlook
for the straw hat business of 1903 is
howév’er.‘ very encouraging, and for
the information or retail buyers who
may be somewhat in doubt as to the
position Which. Panama hats arc to oc-
cupy next year we would say that it is
quite probable that from now on. the
better class of trade Will reoulre twu
hats for summer wedr rather than
one. as heretofore.
The introduction of Pnnnmns has
divert the politic an unusual opportun-
ity to compare the comfort or a sell-
conforming hot like the Panama that
will remitln on the hood notwithstand-
ing the breases with the perhaps just
us comfortahie stiff braid straw hat
is. howsver, in nine cases out of too
wholly uhndsptod for wear in auto
moblllng. golfing. tennis or any other
of the outdoor sports. owing to tho
"difficulty experienced in keeping Iii.-
from- blowing away.
A noticeable feature of the attire oi
‘ well-dressed man this summer has
been the adoption by those who fol,
'low' the sports 0! Panama hats {oi
outing purposes. reserving the. stud ht
hrhn sailor sheets for town wéar. is
is an opportunity that retail‘ dealers
should make’tho’ alcohol. as it‘rilil
enable them to soil two hats whom
one formerly outlined for worm weaih.
or Wear.
In these columns hint month refer-
ence was made to tho etfoct that the
rogue of Panama hats might he or
denied to have upon the soft but styles
of the following season. The prognos.
tication of that time has since proved
absolutely correct, for not only dos a;
overy soft but sample lino include i
its variety many radical shapes on tho
Panama order but. what is more to
the point and of considerable In) oxford
cinch in the forecasting of styles. boy'-
ors urn understand to have purchased
’qnito heavily on some of the best r
[these styles.
‘ By Poussin shapes we do not rotor
to What it .in not seasons. been
known by at audio, but dottinii' liar»
fibrous and crowns so made as to hit
a otshis to several ways oi cleans
ind dentin? sits:- tho milaasr of the
‘ trill introductions of this print
insulin) loaders sro now hetero
the public sod again demonstrsto that
‘rss‘ilm‘ of Ti: Arno loan Han
to t 3gp) mm in is “ad torts! coi-
’T
the viirgt to the big selling centers of ,I
about of retail merchants on to ours I. ,
Most (if...
e” have roturnsd to I.
tics and toivns and ‘
iifitintactfiry d , .0 “orders L , ‘
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or the Various hat mahnfacturors b
of straw hat lines for the following .
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William G. Foam-t
, HIGH SCHOOL
1 Miss Charlotte Lamont. ,
Mrs. Susan B W i "
CONCORD BUILDING.
Miss MaryA
' Room F .
Miss Bertha Tierney, Room B.
Miss Daisy Davis. Room B
Miss lrsno Dibble. Room B.
Miss Hutchinson. Room B.
Miss Annie M. Robinson.B com A.
KNUDSEN BUILDING.
Miss Edith White: Room J
.,Mrs..M. H Mitchell. Room 1.
. KKNDERGARTEN
Miss Grace M Hystt. . _ .
. Miss Florence McMahon.
, FRANKLIN BILHEDING
Lizsiel Tones. Enema
Agnes a. Barrett. Boom M.
A Marie 0 Keith. RaornK
Anna Richardgon. Room 9. ‘
‘Erhms .VnnDus'en. Boon) T.
Mory ill. Bar Room N.
. .Cornclia B. .st. Room. It.
Harriette H." Bard; Room L.
Susan S. Smithrlloom J.
May E. Smith, Room 1.
Marion '1‘. Patten. Room B.
Bonus Bouts to; Rod in All.
Florencia Boo l. Rooht G.”
Margaret Weed. Room I).
Julia MdGlnn', Room E.
.Msrgsret‘ i. Ciaven, Room 0
' Aurelia I. Wilcox. Room B.
KindergartenJ—lloont A.
Florence 'I‘ (‘rolren
May E. Kelley. .
Instructor in Music.- and general as-
sistnntwhnna E Baldwin. .. .4 -._
Instructor in Physical Culture——
Maud IE Wolfe. ‘i:
canton soHoOL IMPROVEMENTS
80m. New Teachers, Rooms Related
and a Fine Bookcase.
The improvements at Center school
during the summer vacation have been
many and whoa the pupils return to
thcir study to rrow morning those
trill be thé first 0 he ndtlc‘dd. Room
B has been resented with st 319 desks
and ill with pneu silo nk wells.
The roll ran his all), fit} and H. on
the dollar floor.“ hare now been equip-
ned with single desks. Those desks
are either adjustable or of a kind cali-
od transition. that In. grsdod when put
in place in the room. The pneumatic
ink wells are also placed in rooms C
and ii. Tho entire seating capacity of
the school including fifty-two chairs
tor the kindergarten. is four hundred
and thirty-three. .
Another large bookcase has been
placed in tho onion or the school for
additional books for the school library
The departmental Work a! the school
in tho upper grades will not in con.
tinned this year, but Miss Pardon” has
bosom slated to Room 1". Mist Elmor-
son to is 0 and Miss Jennings to
Room ll. Miss Whitney at on High 1‘
school has resigned and will tomb in
Bellini. has ironic Miss Dru-«.19:
is. Moon, I graduate til '33. at
.Day, vies-principal, ,
Tug that; may nos
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and enosmned in tin
h hat the , out rInIIIJI5 shit» or ’
p1 and them
no
1- ton (roots or
. a quarter and then on that a silver
in their-palm while .
dollar be Baillie
, edition
cations on c‘
of their it 1ti . oy would
tight to the silver dollar and depart
with it, hgcaugo in m tcasesétho un-
gypsy we
hit a proposses-
d their skin -
to obtalh‘ day tori“ ‘
by a
dung children to
talto can) of d t (1‘ number of the
latter is trul aryeious.
Although the gyosies gave the town
a very pictur‘enqlio apnesranco yester-
ddy as their patrolled the town they
are hardly a‘ stifo 'set to have parading
around it the reports of their acts or
theft and vagrahcy in New Baron
and Bridgeport are to be believed
‘ When the band passed through the
any or Norwaik it. attracted consider
able attention Each family as sup
plied with it wagon drown y the
horses With usually adhtho attached
to the tutor or the in: ooh “in «ion
rchlclti wars fol'ir“to*’8ight c'hil.
who appeared to he in hood of clothing
and washing. Now ahd then they
they wore vigorously whipped hv their
mothor who srnoltod meanwhile a
long black plpo Thorn were several
supplr wagons which were loaded
down with tents poles cooking uten-
sils and household effects.
The humans on their horses was
mostly made of rope and scraps of
leather. Tho troop oi horses that
followed the wagons all wore braided
moons and hello around their nooks
They were a fantastic and pictures-
quo lot. They come originally from
Brazil and were tho real thing in tho
gvpay lino. Tho woman wore hriuht
red and glaring yellow The man wore it
earrings and dark looks. They were
all vory swarihy and very filthy.
Deal limes [in Pity Bull
(Continued tron: First Pate).
for three sinl lea. half of tho total hum:
her of hits t. or secured in the game
The "dominion."
coiled
doubt t
munch 11,11
hen), dentonstrsfedw be sad
t. their look how or): rot
nil hearing did not dmr thom‘
out from playing” t ball.
he!h wit: 6 in this {MM ovary instant-'0
froin’ 11:15am ball hot ins pitched to
the last out. and n all a janitor some“
A large b lid t males some to
A town Solar
Wind sndr
Wént ‘
. fa to in
B igigoporf;3 complaints were received
. , H a ‘ .
aid. on -
oaths small boys ‘
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great variety of w
‘ machine.- ,
trailer, and possessesal
$2.00.
Thrice were ongmally as sis.
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HANDKERCHIEF AHRACI'IONS 7
Womens cmbrordered and lane-edge Handkerchiefs, _‘
spacialvaincnhroe patterns. :7 as; each 3
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. ‘ ' Plain hcmsutched HandkerchiefsJall linen fine qual-
ity, 17 cts. each. .3. for so cts. ,
Colored Handkerchiefs have been in favor this sum-
rner. We have a good as ortmcnt in delicate. light ooi- ’
ors, both embrmdirt‘l l.“ [I
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baseman's head. cahlll scored. 91' '
othsr run came in the seventh inning.
Jack M'onth singled into i t hind . ,
it sec- ‘
rind on Cahlll's sacrifice hit
0nd. He reached third on ladders
Out. and on the error of Hayden. be-
cause of which Cameron got to first
hose Mcflrath registered
The Mutes' two runs in the eighth
inning came after two men were out.
O'Grndy. who went to the but first hit
the hall to Calderon and was thown
out at first base“ Hamilton hit safely
to center field and stole second. Dyer
was given first base on balls and stole
second. ilri’sdon inside a force hit
rind Hamilton was the victim. héing
unable to reach third base; minder-
{taut then made the hit to center field
which tied the game. sending Dyer
ome from second 01) the shine hit
Briscoll went from first to third and
Brown mode the hit which sent Drin-
soil home with the winning run. '
The Norwnllts were particularly un—
fortunste with men on the hoses and
Noni-log the some had eloveh lett on
the itinerant bags. ~
The complete score at the ganre‘ras
as Ii'oliows: l,
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Lockwood r..i'
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