l f 8&1t links City, tie- is expected in (lie near m- ,apdilruits prov/tn; on c . shed by ridding the soil ‘ 1 ulware. of M(1liroe Oily. put aside poodle (legs, as pets. and has adopted ‘ trained a who. white ten council; to psi-silt it- or carried: and it is the pet in Monroe City. The let my.» By1snd1byit1d ‘ _ talus Niw roux. and all" other 1 ' plan something satisla‘ctory. 1 the station many so Batiste is s lsvorlts lab c. The fancy for tweed gowns amounts almost to s 1 _ .11 ‘ skirto hung over white ladin sills. Bhlrriugsterdsy are used (libero is s sash oi pompsdour mists“ ts. Activity is the antldpte to the di- ‘ ‘ Woes that lower our vitality. they conic frogs physical or psychical causes ~Llh and Detslny. 1‘; ‘ A gown oi black Brussels net with pink roses printed or r its surlsce is .9, (gang cm s lining of ink Meta vell- ”‘wtth pink chiffon. lot is used vsgy sparingly as a trimming. on ask why men do not have their faces massaged? 'i‘he do. it is done at tho hnrber shops e shops in the larger cities employing only harbors who are also capable masseurs. You may not he tnlstua‘ted with the . natural color of the popular Shuntimu perigee but a waist or shirt waist suit at this material is found in every up- «on date wardrobe. quite an much because of its serviceableness us because‘ it is fashionable. In re iy to my recent Terryvllle cor- respoa out who asks how to make a black silk grenadine for an elderly l for wear at a home wedding. 1 watt (1 suggest that her dressmaker. who iiittom so in“ better what her figure deiuands. wcu d be far better sble Ito . n regard to necltwesr An elderly wo man should alwpys wear. something ' soft about'hsrthcep and i can think at helping prettier than the chliton stocks iclt are resily fastened with fancy v1min? the back. The: shaped stocks lino Swiss embroidery are also heat slid the little real lace turnovers and editors are always nice. . One 1min get a very loud chilton 45 inches képide for. say. one dollar a yard ' now no better way to clean white chamola gloves than to wash them with soap and water. using a pure soup and rinsing thoroughly. 1 hope my answers may be or some use to my correspondent and that she will write again when she has- occasion. PREOIDINT HAPPY TO GET BACK. Gives s Cordial “first“? to Dennis in Pl'r‘l‘sm: June We train hearing President Roosevelt and party arrived here over the Pennsylvania fisllrdad at 8: 23 o 'cloclr this morning. seven minutes ahead at time. and do partied for Washington sixteen minutes later. The train is to take a slow schedule over the Allegheny Moun- Durlng the stop here Wesldent get all the train and took a stroll some ’ distance up the track. stopping here and there to shake hands with the rail road employee. On account oi the hour or the president’s arrival there was quite a large or diet people at ‘11]! on trains from the Herbs sir daily enl‘ ploymeug a crow started to cheer utter the president had returned to his our and this brought him to the tear platform where he bowed and said: "i am happy to'be with you Happy to get back from my trip. Good luck to you all." As the drain pulled out he waved good by. POP! m UIUAL HEALTH. ROME. June 5~The pone was en laying his usual heal this morning. owed no trace his recent in disposition and resound his audiences Among those who were received by thgontii! were the general of the Au- nlsns tits Very Rev. Futile; Bod Irid‘ues; and 6»le am cow ”was Maud was? BRIDGEPORT June 7 9 .-,1 lord, a saloon lmper out? .nud costs-1 in the city couch :4he charge or shouting “Scab" at a passing trolley car. He appealed. coco'*‘rnmc 1mm 1 ”ERIGAN CANNEO mussitm nor-rue seer Seymour. Leadingflrocer. ,. 1. . nonwstx. court. (.1); :1 1“) 11" Summer Specialties. » '1 .7 a. “documentation: pA-rs's. ALL vs- ' , reused sauces. rmur scour 800". AL 1 tion which was held wrap” ' , All. 1 DIUTOOHLAND IA“. Ila (Josi-v its» Ashen Willis Lssvlng New letc Harbor msym. "‘ Nllw YORK. June lib-The big (ism. llu usrican liner Deutsch stll hard sad that on the (and the coedasy and in channels blob ska struck wh ad out yes- oon. A lost of six tugs. including a big wrecking tug. sent to her uses. as soon as new was cecal that she was mound. lsllsd to find her will alter 1 o'clock this morning by which time the tide was lslililg.‘ Thus it was lmposslbleto iiodl her' and lurthsr chart was deter red maul 4 o'clock this‘stternoon st which hour the tide will again be at Its crest. The steamer has suti'ered no damage and as soon as she is doat~ on will proceed on her voyage screen the Atlantic‘. in the meantime she is in no (tanger- although surrounded by a heavy mantle of smoke and fog. Blame is placed on the first class pas- sengers and their friends for the ac- cident. Captain Barends in command many friends of the pass agers crowd- ed the vessel that she w late in get- ting- away. in the Interval the smoke ‘had settled over the harbor and bay and the big steamer had to crawl slow- yiy on her way out to the open sea. She was under a slow bell when she struck and the engines were immediately re~ versed but despite this, she. hurled tally all her length in the muck Cmmunlcatlon was established with La Ssvnie. outward bound and the French liner in turn reported the sc- cldeut by wireless telemphy to the Marconi station at Fire inland whence word was sent to the New York agent 10: the steamship company. .11 INJUNCTION AGAlNI‘l‘ DINVEll OF- Fl (cuts: 1 , DENVER. (1010.. June 5.--The elec- lsst Tuesday to select delegates to the convention to frame a new city charter has been tied up by the courts. There is a question as to the proper embers to canvass the votes. the supporters at the non-partisan ticket. which is elect- ed on the lace of the returns, claiming the city and county clerk and the two Notices 0 the peace. should act, and the Reno licsns asserting that the city council is the legal canvassing board. Judge Mullins. at the Dis- trict Court. has issued an injuncl on and Judge Palmer or the same court has made a similar order against City and county Clerk Alchele. . canes To serrta account DISTRICT OF NORWALK as. Pro- bate Court. June 4. A. 1):. 1903. Estate at Harriet A. Scythcur late at Norwalk. in said district. deceased. Ordered. That the administrators exhibit their administration account to' this court tor adjustment t the Pro- bate otllceln Norwsik on t e 18th day of June 1908 at to o'clock lorenoon; estate may be noticed thereof. thesd ministrstors will causé this order to circulation in said district. at least live days betors apt]: 13th (lay at June, 1908. 1 NRY W. GREGORY. 16 ll: Judge. .Plicm res-s. .—————.. Fancy. Large. ‘jNovir Potatoes. 113B¢ pk. soonesoeioeassasess ......- n... flaw to restrain the council from so ng 1 and that all persons Interested in said1 be published in a newspaper/haying s ‘ sobsabsasaeessassas' 0900. FOR WM“. AND scars. ill <1 1 u have someth nns‘mmnl p‘LIQNp-I 1: m ,r/rmz- T“ ““21 Sale-r-mltt’ib “3213?. Begins Common». Saint-duh. Suns 6th. to pay that will be very interesting. Something that THAT OF LAST YEAR. Lille most good stores we placed our orders when the shops were dull. ken the workers busy-.«aserillclng regular profits to get the advance 'Neyei' has such a white showing taken place in thes FIND ON OUR GARNENTS. They are all made in clean. 1 LEAGUE. they «yer: welluewed. full size: no skimpy garmeu Tilly sale will be the foremost White Sale ever he] ’0! the ship ilgured on crossing the bar 1 “c them "I“ me“ “'Pl’clh’. prices. at 3:16 yesterday afternoon but so 1 ~- ~ 8? ENDOR. At 80 Plain Corset Covers. l and lull front styles; regular price 1, 12550, Cgmbrlc Corset Covers tight fitting regular with V neck or embroidery; tight attics: price 25c. Also Csmbric Corset Covers. titted lick lull front with linenuape round neck. finished with line torchon lace; regular price 26c. 'Drsums At 190 Ladies Umbrella brewers with h‘cmstitched tucks and deep rullie: also cluster of small tucks on hem- stitched rui‘lle. Most dealers get 350 tor these garments Lsdles' Umbrella Drawers with bow knot lace and insertion also with deep rattle oi Hamburg and cluster of tucks: value, 50c. - Ladies' Drawers of line muslin iinish- ‘ ed with Hamburg ruins and clust'er or 1 At 580 ”W‘ww («$55410 A 1001' uuosawsas son wo. MAN on cHILo ousmo runs was more OALI. Mott people are aware of the important values put on our caunters last yea; To those who are not. and thosiggg $1?! xv}; ill mdke your urnmcr Underwear. etc.. cost you when they made up garments to money. THE ENTIRE STOCK IS HERE IN ALL ITS e parts. NEVER SUCH PRICE CONCESSIONS AS YOU’ LL wholesome factories. Having THE STAMP OF THE CONSUMERS‘ is are allowed in our store. (1. Our sh’ow windows contain hundreds of these garments, where youvcan At 500 - ' Fine Nainsook and Cambric Corset Several styles or line Corset Covers, Covers full trout (chemise style an gun front. bee and Hamburg trim with buttons),Vaienclenneslace.bead- ing, insertion and baby ribbon; value. ulst- 50c assortment. Seems At 650 Ladies' Drawers of line muslin and cambric. lace and Hamburg trimming. never sold less than 75c. Finer qualities at 81 and $1.25. At 5580 Ladies' Night Robes made of heavy cotton V neck, six hemetitched tucks and hemetitched ruffle: regular price, At 450 Ladies' Cnmbrio Night Robes. V neck trimmed with Hembulg inser- lion and due tucks also with clusters of hematitcbed tucks and cambrlc rui- ne; worth 59c. ming, round and square neck; our reg 69c, Finer grades at 750 to $1.25. . or styles, including v neck, high neck and succulent style, lace and Ham flue tucks: reenter. price sec. .111»: .4 l ‘1‘ t sum Robes made or excellent muslin or «acne. 9 «use assortment At 950 Night Robes of line muslin, cambric and nainsook, high or low neck short long and klmons sleeve, dainty garments; worth from $1 to 31-25- A large assortment of beautiful Robes from 81. 25 to 84 50. \Ludersktfie At 450.: Ladies' trimmed Underskirts, with lace edge and insertion, also with clu Iimbrella in. 4;. tor of tucks and Hamburg rul'lle, reg~ uiar price 59c. ‘ Ladles' Undersklrts of At .7501 1 Ladies Fine Underskirts. basaltic! V ly trimmed with lace or Hamburg sdg~ - ing, a’ variety or styles, valuedtup 1- . I31. 00. 1 i , ' ‘ Your choice of a very pretty line oi line Ufieflfi amen Gin. lace Hamburg besdlng.‘ ribbon and laser tion regular-price 81.50. nurg trimming with clusters of tucks; values truth" the to 38°. '3 , r. 5 v 4 t ? ' ' ' 5—— ‘ ‘ Your choice of serial-pl styles line " csubrle Pet costs. e trs lull elabor- At 690 their Will this“ t in; Paris. Cluny or Vsleaclennes lacs. with sev- Whlte Petticoats or good muslin. deep lawn decline with hemltitohed ml rows of hire Insertion to hem! titre: gemsufichekwfirec‘ht :nd and clusters ed tucku. regular pr! hesdngo res em no I; hand. so (lust ruine: regular price, 31. Waggon o! haw Petticoats from cambrlc with hematitcbed csmbri AL 756 $3 ’8 t° 86..“ bounce... yoke band sndItsps, regular Gamble Petticoats with deep ruille / finished at bottom with wide torchon . ’ >1 up: insertion dust rams. manta: ~ At age Ladies’ Umbrella a}. csmbgic, with deep llounee, finish with cluster 0! line tuckl. yo M We. resale: mice soc. 1 Underskirts on WMMQNuuumwnhclmottuoasmu-o _. (113.com. . nausea was nuts}?
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