oils ' l i
i ii ..-
t.
i * Efifineled Werenwwe
. to call your atiention to the fact that NR. .csrry,no noondlu liv-
3 nmslod“ Wane iII wort tiy first qunlltyflgndcour prices are
amp hdmrtise it at less than we you
t Outidlwssafiibut I edited quality. .
every article made in this line from n Gill Measure to a Six- Feet
'. filmy; ui ';:r/ |..
mldIaSS asst Lam mp3s.. l'.
oaths“. wetmpnrt our own stool. which
to exclusive pat eras This fsli's Import of Fancy Chins.
rare insists: at of land, Picttle, Berry. Olive. muster,
Cepry. li‘Vruit sud Choose Dishes. Cracker tars. Condensed
inn-tote Sets. Odor Bets. Bread and Cake Plates Pudding
3 corn and Plagues” ‘ .
in.“ NW amass, ‘ 1'”. :
st to be found in this county. Rich Cut Glass, Silver-
' ', zilsvtlInd and Limoges Chins Fine Lamps. Artistic Furniture
m Lemonade and Wine Sets. Gold and Dresden Clocks, Fine
tires. Prices guaranteed the lowest.
I for Chrd ill-lacs. '
.suu ans Lienrnmo anon“ sans. JELLY cusses. AND
usesas POlt- ALL-mans Jane... , ..
.- -. ll . J“; r ti). #4 1": Plant is {a w , “NV-i131?"
filly, Combo}; shingle t... «w
ltvaNT
sod»
;-, to.” .f "
,ruf’; i‘fl:n Ni w 4' Imtrl: ,m‘ltl-
snnaunce that; ginning on FRIDAY.
Can’t. .Tamheity,‘ an expert car‘setim,
.~... .. Md”
ridfsfbfo 'Lmtfhg throws“
Mira s,
“time ‘4‘” “'30”. " "V " “V“ 1“”
wholes“ perfection of style combined with
cprdislly diluted to call and examine these
are fittings. .. ...
.. . swirl m— ...I. “a that. ‘
trim: 9r ‘wr
spasm ml runes
lint.-
No iaplngs to show through the ligh-
est fabric of a Lady's dress.
No lacinga inside to hurt. annoy or
touch 'fthe wearer. .
Ev'cry Corset iac'ed before leaving
the Factory.
t‘re h
.JmModel
“ it Corsets
not to W “ ’
No eyeletfi to 'rust or corrode thus
preventing; lthe spelling of undergar-
ments or ruin of fine lingers.
Ladies who have worn the invisible
Laolng Corsets ‘m- uncles aliens in
the hightnt praise oil some. .. ?
Your special attention “is called to
there“ needs. and weaslyoa to verify
our statement!» wwlfil‘eflfvourself
an IV '5“
N
. urchased negligces for juvenile wear
. nstead.
, buyers of yacht shapes.
,which‘ they left behind them as pleasant
Silk lactags used and guarranteed '
”the ouris..one of the most important
‘ (hair W. t D. .No. 1 Fall derby and their
* noahoement of the Volk Hat Company.
u.
’is Resumef of
i I
it in: digits tneqted
Th'ew wmo combs" arrived. in the
metro”) titlavket. earlier than us-
ual to inspect the next season' a lines of
strand ”3" and: ass malt they will be
on ilelt Is no ‘rnuch sooner. '
qu sseport an .exce nsl
aud‘zgri‘cw ll
pooled dens lor
negligee braid hate. The Western and
Soul on m ink buyul‘li belie plan not:
Very snerou orders of these novel
shapes. and several of the biggerbp
on have passed boyn' yacht shapes J
.Tbis.ia somewhat of a de-
parture from the expected program.
for even the best informed among the
calm houses anticipate a large trade
in yacht hate.
it is noticed that Eastern lobhlng
boluses and those in the larger cities
in other sections have been the biggest
Taken as a
whole the straw has purchases of the
jobber: have been quite satisfactory
and fully up to previous averages
.New‘Yorlt City has indeed been the
mecca for retail merchants in all lines
recently, and the hat trade in all sec
tions has furnished its quote. Re
tail buyers may be said to hate "Come,
seen and mannered. ” At least they've
been in ‘tbeimsrket, they burn seen as
beautiful ‘a showing of samples as was
ever produced; anti that they have con-
quered any indecision they might have
had istamply evidenced by the orders
reminders of their trip to the market.
. Regarding swine: ‘ What a change!
Last 'eeason's shapes of the most radi-
cal and freakish designs were wanted.
This Fall conservatism in full swing.
V Wev need not—remind-‘roadcrs of this
column that we have talked conserva-
tive. genteel shapes for several months
past: later developments have all prov-
ed our forecast correct.
. The ‘sluipos of all the leading makers
are singularly genteel Buyers want
and have bought “safe shapes " and ev
run rampant of late seasons the de
mand is now for quiet. gentlemauly ef
fects . W . - '
Even the-Panama; with all its negli
use tom slices to freely lines, is
wanted! ‘1 stild staple style. Mon-
tionlag anamas leads us to repeat
practically for 1904 our forecast for
this hat for 1999. A year ago we In-
tlmsted that the general vogue of the
Panama hut meant in the long run the
lsdoptlou by the‘ better classep of two
lists for summer wean—the yacht or
sailor shape. split or sennlt for city
wear and the Panama for out-of-town
and noting use. We were mht this
:that ..the mime oondlt will obtain
touring the Summer of 904. Plasmas
to retail at: from.“ to ‘10 will be saf-
est purchases. according to the best
authorities... ..
. .Noles of. tits Tran». .- .
Mobil 0. Wilson I: 00.. have the mat-
rices for the peculiar curl of the You-
manshat. and will have them also for.
the KaoxnndDunlap styles. thereby
being .ennblod to- faithfully reproduce
features at a stiff hat. .
Walhizor & Dreyer illustrate two of
their best selling huts this month-—
leading Tourist shape style 1.280.
Both of. these hats are made in sev-
eral new and desirable colors. They
are now prepared. to furnish the trade
bodies in the rough, also ilnlshed and
flanged. ready to trim. \ . .
..0ne of the most successful seasons
in our history is the pleasing ”an
The orderstalriady. l? limit for next
my are 0 III or I statement
fill .‘lhe duplicates that are sure to
tz' The ,new departure in the way of
Free at it ra hats has proved sn em-
success for the reason that
vmma' -
~i filters" to €in ii: a dealer whose goods are is?
l d upon whom out can place reliance in every
“a; ”w -;
. 1 w "Inns! 4' » i--tt‘
our stares. ‘33::th ti? by will“? 1.11%
our customs their cenfidcpcew‘l‘he
an
- {WWW
‘y at: new distributing throughout The Norwalks will
' record for itself~and for us—a few months
nil It“. ~it s ‘f-t‘it'
M ii ;ou buy bore, you ’re safe.
a nun-sued. ta.
-- s not“
.2 .- in 0rd or that there should be none
hart
the demand exceeds the supply; . = .v
or thetrduhle incident dtdemace
between European sud American nulls
[and sixes the Voik Hat Company had
{Sets of blocks. and trimbosrds roads.”
it". abut): makers of smart hats for young ‘
wine's e do. have sent to
by thbir‘ otrh hiedlt‘maker and shipped
to tbq' anufscturer in ..Paris .thus
thlt he fault shouidbe
and in this regard. .
.gfrhe Yolk flat. Comm are preemi-
its?“ Q «was harm on
r the C I" me 0'
Iwrittentheirhlo.1 apdhio.
“flit: 10:“ Fall: also'ot thisir
hrthihed Tourist.
mg him attached
M“ l!
u b
n; 533' mdiki‘idltbul‘any'phli
' my trouble for some time and it do
on in straw hats where freaks have .
year and .we are inclined to the belief .
dine m'ay‘ fairly be elasséd as velvet. .
resttoallbuy- ‘7
armour-nitrite "
of‘ooatoar it” delta
When the kidneys are sick
¥at I‘ll? all must .it. ”at
. he i Its eat We calendar.
. some“
or. too": treouent action.
1‘Auy urinary ‘muble tells of kidney
‘i‘ltti. . p:
“posits
i . , ‘ ,
ll idncy Pills cures ll'kidneyl
. i. "miter "H lllpoepuatsstiiyltothis.
uth'Ner
rs. Anna Clark of 5 Keyser itvc‘
They cured his hack: after I took them
it found myself suite well. 1 hndk
tveioped into steady backache. raccoon
panied by a urinary weakness very in
convenient at: nightt We both tried
some simple home remedies. but the
trouble still remained.‘ One nllllt. i
read an account of a cure beinn mule
I|lip. Dqu' I Kidney Pills the symptoms
dieing identical with mine. 1 Col lb
at, Plaintcdia drug at re. That box
completely cured me "
For sale by all d In. Price 60
cents. Fest-er Milburn (30., Buffalo N.
Y. sole asentoifor. .thd United. States.
hemembcr the numev—Dosu 's—and
tails no other. . ..
,r- ,.. -
Tnousta our to Lowsaotaesss
Jinn-‘—
Miss Barber. a Vl'ermer Millions”! ll
Beirut. Tells of Living Therm,
JOLEIT. llls....Aug 29. -Mlis Alice
barber who Whirl] onus for club
teen years at B lrut.. ml is well no-
quainted with Vice Consul Magelsselt
is at. present visiting her parents in
this city The present difliculty she
attributes to the lower classes. the out-
laws and footpads who invest the city
and make it ascendingly dangerous for
foreigners especially. at all times.
"About two years ago,‘ said Miss
Barber “an attack was made upon Mr.
Magclsscn while he was on his way
'from the cape Where the American col-
lege is located. :to the main part of the
city. Three men sprang norms tbio-
lint, knocked him dowp and took his
watch and (. hain. lie was a young man
«if powerful build and was formerly a
football plager. As soon as he recover
cd from his surprise he attacked his
assailants. recovered his watch and
gave I‘ll three of the robbers a severe
beating. . ,
"The college instructors appealed to
the local authorities for better proton
tlon. As a result a police station was
established near there. and a detail of
soldiers stationed in that locality. in
spite of this. it hwnmosumc dangerous
for the instructors. and none of them
ventured out at night unless tint: were
armed with stout walking sticks."
W
WERE MARRIED iN TORMNOTDN
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 29. ~Aunounee-
meat is made hs‘rc today of the man
'Dr. Ambrose H. Deveresu and line
dance H. V ityun both of this city
Father Patrick Duggsni Dr. and Mrs.
'Dovnmaun are now “I. their honsyv
moon. OrrTuesday It was announced
from Torringtnn that the Rev. Father
linugan had declined to marry the can
pic. I This is not- 10. there - be.
ing. however. It slain 1 Il- pom
donning the womnyvdue to the fact
that the (dupleowcro from outside the
i-lergymnn's pariah. Dr. Deveneaus
and Miss Ryan had driven over from
l.Itcbi'Iold to Torriuulun. at which place
they had been spending a vacation. Dr.
and Mrs. Devereaux will make their
home in this city
. I O r—n—w—t
{save THE CHILDREN.
cases that children have are due to dis-
orders of the alumni in and these disor-
ders are all caused by indlmstiims Kr)
dol Dyspepsin Cure in Just as mild for
children as it is for adults. Children
thrive on it. it lft‘i'ps their little atom-
achs sweet and encourages iheir
growth and dovelmunuul. Mrs. lieury
Carter. 795 Central street. Nashville.
Team. says: . "My little boy is now
three years old aml has been suffering
from indigestion ever since' he “was
born. -' l have had the best doctors in
Nashville. but failed to do him any
good. After using one bottle of Kodol
ho ls‘tl well baby i recommend it to
all sufferers. " Kodol digests what you
eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. .
W
flatscraic can HELD UP.
L08 ANOELES (‘al.. Aug 29. —~An
electric car on the San Pedro add MI
Angles line of the C‘ullfolnia Pacific
Railway Company was held up about
two miles south of the city limits that
night and the crew and five passengers
roblmdby three armed highwaymoh
vlho‘secured about $100 in cash and
several watches. '1 here was no resist:
ance on the part of the crew or wasn-
I‘M!» Ilg‘w 3. ”w; v t.
Follow Whey be};
V whim and bladder; right.
NWAR'I ITEAM PIPE BtiIST.
311W. Mm 19.me North oer-
msn Lloyd Neckar which on Thursday
burst her main steam supply pipes
while off Terschelllug resulting in the
fatal scalding of two engineers and five
’stokers, returned to this port today for
repairs:
;' m.
W *'
THE ‘ATfl P‘NALWIM' ‘ lill.
little. lug sometimes resullnlln
judges , a
“ Salve verbal
ensues.
y . Sores. lil-
riago In Tor-rington on Tuesday last of .
Tho umclating clergyman was the Rev. ,
Ninety- nine of every one hundred dis- .
9 to five...
“$25,1‘ul. mess scratch. .tneiull- :..
liar-I“ Outlay bolls ”have paid the . * -
usual this wise to have»
«We . G
and.- wll pm.
nerd!
9'“.th - M.
Oils May be Salted Monday
I ‘4 w . ‘ ‘.
OltK. Aug. 29 —-l"or the NHL
limo in t ohistory of theAmsrica'a cup.
contest a rate has been postponed be-
cause of too much wind. Todsl’. the
third of the present series ofzraces was
NEW
to have on sailed. Following the to»
tile alto pent Thursdayrwhen» there
was not enough wind to tomploto the
race within the time limit. it was our
neatly hoped by yachtllmen that today's
contest would be decisive and the ser-
ics completed. 'l‘cn hours after Thursr
day's drifting failure a storm broke
over the cup course and raged about
Sandy Hook. The water was tumbled
into waves that troubled even an ocean
liner. The course presented a stormy
scene. The wind blew with a veloci-
ty estimated between 40 and 50 miles,
and the ruin driven before It obscured
the. vision beyond a mile' or two.
Within the sheltering bend of Sandy
Hook where the two racing yachts rode
at their moorings, the water was com-
pnrativuly quiet. while across the San-
dy peninsula. on the ocean side the
surf boomed as it broke upon the beach-
Throughout the night steam was kept
up in the tug Guiding Star. which has
lowed Reliance when necessary. At 7
o'clock the regatta committee met at
the New York Yacht Club house amide
clued to postpone the race to: the day.
The meeting was then adjourned until
i n in. when a decision as to a race
being sailed. Monday will be reached.
in the meantime a tug was sent to
Sundyllook, to secure the feeling of
Mr. lsolin and Sir Thomas in the mat;
ter and. upon the returuof the tug
definite action wilibe taken., A prom
incntx member,.of tho-yacht clubsald
this morning that he was in favor of I
race Monday and new that Sir Thomas
has openly expressed himself upon the
abilities of boih boats and It Iluowlcdg
ed himself defeated.
advisable by many of the members of
the yacht club that the race he sailed
Monday, and the series completed as
soon as possible
JOSEPH HAWORTH DEAD.
.——.
Welt KnoanAoter Succumbs in an
Ohio Tewn.‘
CLEVELAND. Aug 29. ~Joaepb lla-
Wortb. the actor. was found dead in
a room in the Kingsley hotel It Wil
loushby, 0., last night. The discovery
of Mr Hawarth‘a death was made by
his sister Mine Kate Hawortb who
went to his room in call him Death
is supposed to have been due to heart
disease.
Joseph llawortb was born in i’rovl
deuce, it. i. in 1855 but had made this
headquarters for many years. He had
been prominent In the theatrical world
[or twenty years and was one of the
first actors to come undo guidance
of the Veteran John isler, who
died in New Yerh u f fears ago
Ha‘wn‘rth had been most recently
with Richard Mansfield In the play
“Julius Caesar" as Cassius. Later he
was the leading man tn‘ltlnnch Walsh
in Tolstoi’s play “The Resurrection."
.. , ,
BROOKS PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
New York Detective alerts West for”
His Wife.
NEW YORK Aug 29 .———llarry W.
brooks formerly of New Haven Gonna
the ‘tgentleman" burglar, was arraign
ed before Recorder (loft in Part I of
general sessions yesterday on dye in
dictmculs of burglary and pleaded
not guilty; On Wednesday last three
but yesterday he. .called to
Tinngr lury hear, indicts
his wife for receiving stolen goods,
and yesterday Detective Sergeant Bar-
nett. who shot Brooks during a bottle
seventh street. about two weeks ago.
on: here.
______.__,_...._
LEGISLATORBF WANT MORE OF-
‘ l
HONOLUMI. alum ZFL An‘r
drews. attornenmnersl of Hawaii. has
forwarded a oablegram to United
State Attorney- Gooersl Knox asking
tor. an. item late miles on the queer
tlon previous y submitted by mail who.
first or not a member of the territorial
legislature would "be eligible to the
madldsowof a «and cities under the
provisions 9! organisations. The Re-_
petitions last nightiheld primaries toe
the Were! choosing candidates for
lire first county electionsrto be held in
themerritenyh A number of thumbs:-
of the Legislature armcsndidstes for
county oillces. The contests in sever-
al of the precincts were very spirited
it was thought ‘
Indictments were found agalnptphim, ..
on the roof of No. 41 West Forty- . ‘
will start tor Kensas any to bring her ‘.
the: mummies ‘belng :qnltea mm ' .
except Saturday, through July
the price we have ever secured
men. Napkins to match.
priced. Six different patterns.
63x 72
63x 90
63x108
counter. The designs are odd
great variety.
in 1903.
combined with either crystal,
Tortoise
i one of the cases.
with jewels.
or or motel Cases.
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Hug-u, 7 z
POTENT Pitt. Pusasuas.
The pills that are potent in their ac-
tion nul pleasant in effect are DeWItt' a
Little Early Risers. w. 8. i’hilpot, of
Albany. (is says 'Dur'ng a bllious at
tack i took one. Small as it was it
did the Inuit.- rzood than calomel. blue-
muas or any other pills i ever took and
at the same time it effected me pious
aptly. Little Early Risers are certain
ly an ideal pill." Sold by Cllitord
Pharmacy. I
'l‘he visitor—How is the baby?
Trained nurse—«First rate! [to is
gettimrao now i can occasionally leave
him with his mother. -Harpor_' s Bauer.
... -—r' ..., fi..._:,V
'.
l‘ilVA\~
iliii llHl \
day , Spptcmber 9.
.n. and a as ”that dude
The store will close at five o'clock every afternoon,
and August.
Mai—Ir—
TableDatnasis. " _ 4 :. .
r
We have been especially favored' in receiving an early
importation of Belfast Linen Damasks which are to sell
at $r .00. $1. 25 and $1. so a yard. It is the best value for
There are many patterns
and we shall take pleasure in showing them. ,
John S. Brown’s fine Damask Cloths. 8-4 size, in
about six styles, snowdrop centers. with bluebcll borders,
daisy and scroll, poppy and scroll. wild roses and cycla-
i - .
A line of Mill Remnants which are desirable and low
Polka dots. ivy leaf, clo-
ver leaf. scroll, morning glory and tulip.
$1.00.
$1 25-
$1. 50.
Do not leave the Linen Sectionwithout looking at the
fine display of Dollies, Centers and Scarfs on the center
and pretty. and there 'is
Dollies for every conceivable use from 5 cts. up.
Novelties at theje‘haelrv Section.
This Section holds numbcrless elegant articles that are
suitable for gifts and remembranccs of Old Home Week
The Neck Chains are fascinating. Those of Gun Metal
pearl, turquoise. coral, or
amethyst are particularly attractive. g“,
A very comprehensive line of Hair Ornament; is in
Shell Back Combs, Side
Combs. Hair Pins. Rod Pins and Barrettes. Also exquis-
‘itc Amber and Ivory Combs, gold mounted and encrusted
The center counter at this departments holds a collec-
tion of knick-knacks, Pcnwip crs in noval shapes, Blotters,
Ink Stands, and Traveler's Drinking Cups in either leath-
' Some Sterling Silver Brooches are enameled in blue
and white, and have “Bridgeport. Conn." upon them.
Remember the Souvenir Spoons. You will find them
at the Jewelry Section. There is a great demand forthem.
4y ‘ H’u)
v.2". .
DMREADGNW
SAVED A IOY'S LIFE. , '
Captain H. Hubbard, of fill.
says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
Mrs
ford Del;
ed my boy' I life. He began Just like
the one -we lost. with croup We gave
him a few doses. tie quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mom
For sale by R. H Plainted. 1"
lug"
and The Clifford Pile;
H. Baxter
mloy.
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' MEETING 0:00] HAT JOBBERS' A8-
Cl‘f‘A lON.
The annual meeting of the Hat Job-
bers’ Association of the United States
will be held in New York on Wednes-
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