's
1‘.
. Kw. .
LEIP YEIR
Gas
Hangman
5 Water
I Heaters
than in any previous year.
Order at once and In: among the
first to enjoy complete happiness dur-
ing hot weather. . ,
-—-- ‘.
couuecrious FREE.
IiIlIllI. II It IIEIIIIIIECII.
'PHONE. 68.
Do you want any wines or liquors?
(full at the
Imperial care
There you will find the best
mealtime PORT AND
sunny WINES.‘
Do you need ntrcngth?—~Try a bottle.
Also the best. of liquors.
ilo not forget, that no better meal Ii
served in the town than about: resiau
rant. L «u, ”
CARL SCHIIUB.
Railroad Avenue.
1
WMNW
invitational
or: trauma.
'sresM. .
no 7 WA rm
Alva ass ’
‘rmmc.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Maln Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
“WOW.”
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall l’uped Designs from
our splendid stock. There Isn't a
more attractive stock oi Now anti Art
lititit‘ \Vail Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and wurkmcn most
skillful.
Sole agent for Jancway‘u and Car-
penter's Wall Papers.
WN”“O“OOOOMOWM
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
I'AIN'I‘I-IRS‘ SUPPLIES.
M ATERIALB.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles’wiih Fix-
tures.,xoq‘.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 29:. ' ‘
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures, 10c.
“Shore-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No ra ged edge. too.
Best Steel airing Knives. xoc.
ARTISTS
. ‘f‘ 5‘. 1"?“ .
PAINTING. Rama nano-
INO. oneoaarmc: ..
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
I..H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. _ " ' Conn.
' i' T‘W Condom . ’i
‘ . , , emu. m5
Nor'waih. was mated with lead.
«sou-antenna m.
sewhaa or ommsurs ron ca-
ranuu THAT CONTAIN nencunv.
as [mercury will lureiy destroy the
so sac of smell and completely default:
tI’t- whole system when ontol'lns ll
t'arough the. muscouu surfaces. Such
article» uhould never be used except
am prescriptions from reputable phy-
'.~it-iuns. its iilc'damago they will do bi
ten told to the good you can poallbly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrb
(‘ure manufactured by F, J. Cheney t‘c
(‘o.. ulcdo. 0.. contains no mercury,
anti is taken internally, acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. .In buying Hall's Ca-
tnrrh (‘urc be sure you got tho gon-
uinc. It Is taken internally and made
in Toledo. ilhio. by l“. J. Chcncy It Co.
'l'catlruonialu Iroc.
Sold by Druggiats. Prices. 75c. por
. Ittillli'.
'l‘ukc ilaII'a’ lt‘amlly I‘illa for consti-
pntion.
.-... .._..x..... x. ..
flu chlorinated finial-s,
roa’ STEAM AND
nor WATER usarruo.
Insures a warm House. Day and
N ighi. in Coldest Weather.
n
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Send for Catalogue and Investio
gate for yourself.
action it Lidguvood Company
96 LIBERTY §TREET.
NEW YORK.
. .,.A-_.....u__. ...~_.:$:___......,.. ..
WALL PIPER
WE, CAN GIVE YOUR wvnK
MORE CARE AND ‘ATTENTION
NOW THAN WE CAN DURlNG THE
EXCEEDINGLY BUSY SEASON, FOR
THAT REASON THIS IS AN EXCEL‘
LENT TIME TO HAVE WALL PA-
PERING DONE. CONSIDER HOW
MUCH NEATER AND FRESHER
AND PRETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD BE IF IT WERE RE-PAPER-
ED INSIDE.
iT is A FACT THAT OUR WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
ii. E. Gotham’s,
it) First Avenue. East Norwaik.
, Telephone Cali, 135-2.
‘—
1847. 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
Gas Etc.
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
‘COMPANY.
17 want. smear. uoawaut.
staid trust ‘
. Bore “not. with BRAZILIAN
. 3w
0d
IA II. no doses .
9mlflfllibfl|znreflforfi o. OI-
. BRIO I. mm.
on 'se. and arm Plus
IIJIit prop-kl. II. I". J a I. (10..
‘lndlawapolls, Ind.
bani: W. Ra‘vitd‘ub.
Funeral Director
mt“!!!
; in: John
_. »_.....
.Daily Freightlln‘e
noawux.
soon: you max.
and New YORK.
Steamers ."ley of Noriiralk "
and “Eagle".
U.
leave N
I-‘ml‘lt‘ rc
(incorporated).
iN-aVcs Niifil'ork Wy 5st 5 p.
litigant:-
rtta
_....
. wrru
Capital
Surplus.
Net Proms.
upon favorable terms.’ '
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp
losiah R. Marvin
Christian Swartz
E. H. Mathewson
. Fred, H. Rowan
vv—g T '
IIIY. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK
,, SOUTH NORWALK.’ CONN.
sloo.ooo.-o
stoo.ooo.oo
ssoooooo
Solicits accounts ofindlvldualmman
ufaeturers, merchants and corporations
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. ProU. ‘
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice~Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Caihler.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marv'n
John H. Light
vealed
Con neetlcut.
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dow
Capital. ”500.000. Surplus. 0105.000.
. . _‘ . The
Earning Power
of your eating: in.
Company at 6 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than If in-
vestcd at
cent: is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than it invested at 3%
Der cont.; and bi: 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision at New York and
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
R. L. Coburn
John 8. Lawrence
iy warranted.
VARNISHES, FILLERS,
FLOOR FINISHERS
the wear from it.
Phone. 43-0.
its most time to look up the matter at
PAINTING
We are headquarters for‘Devoe'a
lead and zinc paint, and Longman A
Martines paints, both of which are fut.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
BRUSHES IN TOWN.
We also carry a complete stock at
COLORS. FLOOR WAX.
oil: raw and belied, enamels, gold and
aluminum brows. kalsomines,’ Inside
and outside cold water paint, roof
paints, waseen and everything in this
line pertaining tb .a'flrat class stock.
Don't buy cheap stOck it eoste‘as much
in time and labor to put on poor paint
as it dues the goon and you-'do not get
GOIS’IOCK. WATKINS It DOII
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
SPECIAL
fore insuring elsewhere.
GIN
’ Gil. Rot-walk
THE CONN. OEN'L’ LIFE INS. 00.
now cells an to Payment Lilo Policy
for less than the cost of u 20 Paym nt
in other companies, so investigate c-
FRE If; FIELD.
list. aoeN'r.
N. sumr entrances. smut Agent.
UNITED BANK outcome.
room It owlmts,
INSURE YOUR-RENT:
The Cpatin‘ental. insurance Co.,,of
New'VIerk. will insure"y°ur rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
ais by damage by fire to buildings.
ugnoumus ..’......,... 86,563,428
Jacob M. tartan.
- scatters-s.
neurones noraav
soar nona‘rs,
Tel.”
: s R. R. Are..SouflaNomfk.
a; Lia/lithe:
ALL ”QOURANCEE.‘ REAL ESTATE.
12 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
Fauctl’Ci‘ea'liteiu Biti-
., .iétr‘Zéo lb.
16 ‘Sirittiu Flesh EMS
for 250.
S’nCan’s Solid Packed
‘ 'Tomaloes'250. '
A. étun
:4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
CATHOLIC APPEAL.
The. Society of lilo Propagation of
the Faith, the 0“,; foreign missionary
moiety of thel (‘utholic (.ihurch, apart
Imm the orders, is appealing to Catli-
ollcs in the ilnitvd'iltatcs with lhc
statement that the persecution of the
church in France is so severe. that un-
less others come to the assistance of
the foreign worlc much of it must stop.
Thi- lwadquartcrs of the society are In
Paris and at “your. and fully 90 per
cent. of the incomi- comes from France.
Eva-n yet some work is done by thc
society In this country. which Is still
a mlaalouury one under the Roman
Catholic system. American Catholics
contributi- nbout tritium) 11 year to tho
foreign work throuah tho society.
Headquarters have just been removed
from Baltimore to New York. and from
he latter city the appeals are going
out that American Catholics, favored
as the society's plea puts it above
other Catholics. both in religious lib-
orty and in worldly prosperity. must
take the platen! i-‘rnui-o in supporting
the Roman Catholic work in the east
and in Africa.
(3000 FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Curr given immediate
immediate rclicf in all cases'of Cough.
(‘roup and Lullrippc because it does
not pass immediately Into the. stomach.
but takes clfect right, at the seat of the
trouble.' It draws out the inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to con.
tribute pure life-giving and life-sustain-
in; oxygen to the blood and tissues.
One Minute Conigh t‘urc is pleasant to
take and it in good alike for young and
old. Sold by Cliflord Pharmacy. “
Miss KUPFER WINS.
Judge Elmer has decided that In
Katharine Kupfer'a appeal from com-
missioners on the estate of George F.
(illmau. the appellant may take a
Judgment of default because of the
failure of the commissioners to comply
with the order of court to make their
answer more specific.
The appellant asked that. the appel.
ice be ordered to state in a more con-
clae manner its claims relative to its
claimed defense that the services of
the appcllant were intended to be given
the deceased if that is its claim: that
the amount of the payments were equal
in value to the value of the services,
if that is its claim: that in the cou-
nectcd answer they plead facts instead
of evidence upon which ultimate facts
may be proven.
ROW 1’ BREAK UP A COLD.
Every one knows the first symptoms
of a cold and the dangerous cause
qucpccs which often arise from its
neglect. A severe cold cau‘be corn-
plctcly broken up in one or two days'
time if prompt and proper treatment is
given. The first action «iv-fault! -c It)
relieve the lungs which is best. acctuu-
pllshcd by the free use of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. When this rem-
edy ls taken in double doses every
hour on the first appearance of the
cold. It will Counteract Its effect and a
complete cure. noon follows. Deep
sealed colds or «limits also yield readi-
ly when this medicine is used. For sale
by Stilisou-incll Corporation, Clifford
Pharmacy. , Pierce llridgo Pharmacy.
Zolttuss Pharmacy. “
DEATH out To TRAIN lNJURIIo.
NEW HAVEN, April 5.——i\rchibald
Muir of Niauiic. died yesterday at the
New Haven Hospital from injuries rc-
ccived while trying to board a freight
train at Saybrooh. Sunday.
a cunt iron Haaoacus.
Any Man. woman or child suffering
from headache, biliousncsa or a dull.
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of DoWitt's Uttlo Early Risen night
and morning. These famous little pills
are unions because they are a. ttmlc
as well-as-‘n pill. While thepcloam
the system they strengthen and rebuild
it by their tonic eifcct upon the liver
and bowels. Sold by Cliftord Phar-
mu’. .0
.r
cannonr run eves.
adults Elli Bitsui .
sons Ives. ,-
INI‘LAMED EVER. .
IVE. THAT MATTER.
The Eye in worth mini.
Tho trim CPI-II '7. it
n. 59"” “fwflfiifis 5-.
"TO. ' ‘-
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a.
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Hist: Edith sci-mour has gone to!
White Plains to «bend vacation weok'
with her cousin.
Juliu Crow, the traveling barber, has.
left' for tlrccnport. l.. l., where ‘
accepted a position. V
The regular weekly prayer meeting!
at the East Avrnuo Church. will be led:
by Charles Trouusz-u. i
to Daubury this Wm‘k for a short visit.
with friends and relatives. .
Charles Wickc. rated 75. and Freder-i
Ick Brown, rated 100. will compete In;
tho Helm-r pool tournament this eveu-'
lug.
’i‘ltc steamer timid-Currier grounded;
this morning, while trying to coal up.'
and It took Millie time for but" to reucbl
bcr dock. ‘.
Next. Sunday Rev. John Foust. for-y
mcr pautor of the Hunt Aveuua Mciho-
dist Church, will prcucli thrro at liltilil
u. m.. and 7:30 p. us.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler. of Coal
lob. and Allan lhtlsy itlt-h. of thank.
ford. have returned after a visit with,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Fowler. ‘
in his Jib and- uiuinnuit bout, the "Ar-'
auxiliaries.
A regular llietillliit oi the Hunt. Nor-y
walk Fire. Police was held last i-vcu.‘
ing. at the church. The business off
your Was closed up. , 7
Captain \‘u‘iiy will this aria-rooon‘
who the burgv ".\i:tttlc uud Willic' iui
Norwulk, WIN'I't' rile will discharge of
new coul dealt-rs.
Owing to the absence of the. pastor;
Rev. Edward Cunningham, the meeting.
at tho Cranbury Chapel. next Sunday"
uftci'noon, at 4:15, will lit‘ in charge of
the Yokeuintoa. ' I
(truss burning on Marvin's hill. last
night. about 3 o‘clock. lighted up the;
skies to such an oxtcut that people in
South Norwulk vvcru- led to believe that ;
there was a serious fire. pmbubly some!
large building in Rust Norwalk. Tb.
fire did no particular damage, as it
was closely watched, and when it
threatened anything oi value was bout. V
on out with brush, '
Master Henry Philip Gerhardt wasf
baptized in Trinity Church Easter Sun- ,
day afternoon, April 3rd. by Rev. Min;
Humphrles. after which. at his home in i
I-‘ltch Street. East Norwailt. a slipper.
was given in his honor. Among these i,
prcaent were Mr. and Mrs. P. Gerhardt. I
Lyons Plains: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sln- .
bolt and son: Gus Tews, Mrs. Bertha
Cypher. of South Not-walk: Albert Ger-
hardt. of New York. ;
Tho New York East Conference oi
Methodist Churches opens today. at the .
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church.|
in llmklyn. Bishop Foss will pre-
aidc. Rev. Edward Cunningham. pas-
tor of the East Avenue Methodist;
Church. will attend for the week, leav- l
lug today, for Brooklyn. Tonight there
will be a convention of the Epworth.
Leagues of the conference. This will.
be combined with a reception to Bish- .
op’ Foss. Reports of the district low.
goon will be read and addresses dolly-2
cred. ‘
None who saw the Easter decoraw
tion of the East Avenue Church could
help admiring them. The beautiful
white dove immediately above, the al~
tur was so appropriate that it called
forth favorable comment from all_ The
profusion of flowers and their {splendid
arrangement was certainly a credit to
Mr. Edward Kecier, chairman oi the
decorating committee. Mr. Kecier ir-
nn artist in this line. and the church
is fortunate in the possession of a
member of such good IBbe and execu-
tlvo ability. All in all It was the
greatest Easier In the history of the
church. The Sunday school attendance
and collection exceeded any previous
Easter.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Jennie Shorter. of
street, is sick.
Mrs. llrnry Case In quite III at her
homtI lu Ruwaywn. .
The Rowayton Hose Company's mln~
strain will hold another robearaal io-
morrow night In Craw'u Hall.
Atmmey William 0. Clark, of this
place will join the Improved Order of
Red Men in South Not-walk tonight.
Rev. A. h. Hubbard started today to
attend the annual session of the New
York East Conference, in Brooklyn.
Miss Olive Hubbard, who has been
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. A.
I. Hubbard. has resumed her studies
at Northneld, Mass.
George A. Sherron. who has been
enjoying the Easter vacation at. his
home here. returned to Columbia Uni-
versity. New York, loony.
August Wiehmanu. of Rowayton
"cutie. was out, with a line team of
horses, yesterdb. having purchaltod an-
other hbrse'to match the one he has
owned for some time.
Mr. unit Mrs. 3A. B _ Cleveriey cutler-
tallied ‘a companyolfriesds, last night.
at their nomads! Craw avenue. The
time was passed‘very ‘pleasaiity. and
the cats were served toe uncoope-
tion about 100?th ‘ “_ “_
" some excitement was. «used yeator.
dlr‘afterhto-Tbx A M .0! hon WI
bad kindle}: a honors in close proxim-
ity to the m Mitch. * It was
feared that the lanes would cont-n-
ateate to the unease“ several is.
born of its Wk:- , ,
were matched to “seesaw-an by
nick‘s-a aardvark weather
Lgollhllt the Cause; ’1'“ church
menswear. ; " ,_‘ A t '-
3A.} . La-lfi'.“
: numncflmm
gift "
Pcnuoyer
cargo of coal for Lyuex a lllahop, tho. '
mama‘s-r ' '
.w-mrwo- rm...
business.
, a
ll s' Gorakilue 8. Weed. bl Horde?
w‘aa‘ art-led Sunday to William Him
Andrews. . “V
Miss 'l‘iliv Mongol. of ”unfold. ms
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Schayolfl .
Sunday
Mr. Schavulr. who recently pill' iii
ml the lioefor place. is now oecu in,
Rev, Louis French and dang I,
of Noruton. were guests of lira.
it for the summer.
In
L. Beach, North street. Milford, Mono
Bq<
day .
X regular meeting of the board of
. selectmau was held yesterday; at which “I“ ”WWII"? “3““ fl
coasldornhio routine business was
“9 M" done. The repaint to the roads are J‘lflllfll numbcr of voters for a
now the principal aublcct which bother
the town fathers.
The-Easter concert at tho Dario
Congregational Church In pronounce
Ellis» Ethel Glover In expecting to suite have been one of the finest urchin“m "‘“hnrile' ““05"?" .,
given In the church. The Interior of
tho edifice was very handsomely decor- I
ated with palms. potted plants and cut.
flowers.
Eagle unor- lull “Ladder Compaul' ‘
held a chowder at tho tl'ilt‘k"'h0tlld,
suturduy night; which was largely pa-
troniscd. by the members. it waver-
cellentty prepnrod' and cooked and sill
unloved it greatly. During the even-
ing Counter louusbury. in an eloquant
address, presented Nathan Finch with a
handsome. Morris chair as a gift from
the members of the company in appri.L ,
elation of his faithful and valuable acr-
vices.
8parks from a passing train. 8nd-
dny. not fire to the. grass: and brush on
tthnriis (h-bruumu has put. an engine 1 "i“ 3"“? property Idiom-tit. to 'tito “0" Ippolntud- bt"a mayor. he?
nowiy‘erected home of J. l'. Brunintcr.
. . ' '
row." Many other owners of sailboats I A number of "'9 residents "1"“ '0 A‘ ,
ill“ [I m] m . f 1 . “flu . u I y 2.1213!th "It! flames, bill Ni!" steadily.
i l ( k ” WM” L m" n outfit-reused in volume until the house}
Was threatened. The people who were
attending the service at the Methodist
Church were called ‘out and risked
the organization for lb.- coufa-rcncc? iiiiOIIIIlif'tlItdr Easter costumes by fllht- 'di'etl vi‘hcu one Wishes to obtdh shale
‘ . ‘i
log the tire. After the tire was out.
they went back to church.
I-W‘ESTPORT.
Westport Gran'gc will enjoy a social
on the niabt of April 13. .
Clil! Villa is soon to be opened as a
select boardingbduso.
Mrs. PMsbe‘Curf-cr ls convnlrscin:
after aprotracted sickness.
Fred licdlnrd has been due; shoot.
in hcrcabouts several days.
Iddward' Biurges is adding to his al-
ready oxtcnslvo poultry plant. ‘
Last night the Musical Society met
in the Congregational church.
3. H. Collect and family are to on. ‘
cupy the-t Bolaml house. State street.
Mia's Ruth Word is spending the EM»
ter holidays at her home in (lullford.
.I. P.‘ Elwood relurnod'homt- Satur-
day from: lillfiIllf‘rtn trip to'New Lon.
don. ‘
The Misses Adams return today tmm
an Baum mu with friends In llrooit- I
In, N. Y. .
David Ward‘and family have taken
possession of the Kllburc plncc.
Church and King strccta.
Arrangements are belng'mado for
another progressive whlatrparty for the
benefit of the Reading room.
Prof. P. A. Curtis and family DR"!
taken up: their residence in one of the I
i‘red Kempcr houses, in Washington
street. ‘ ‘
The final meeting for the season of
(imam Farms hrmers' club was held
last night, at the home of Miss Julia
Walmmsu.
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GEORGETOWN.
Charlea Barrett is very ill of [then-
, mailsm.
Miss Fannie Perry has returned to
Brunford. ‘
J, H. Rooms. of New Haven. spent
Sunday in town.
Grover Foot. of New Haven. is visit-
iug Mrs. Marv Bates.
Mrs. Michael Connery spent last
week in New York city.
Harry Explosion has returned in his
business In New York city. '
The several churches were well sup-
plied with flowers on Easter Sunday.
Miss Ella Northrup. of Pdrtcbeeter.
is visiting her mother Mrs. Lucy Nor-
thrbp. ' .
Miss Hazel l-‘ryer. who Is alteudintz
school (It Wilberhum. was home. to
spend-Easier. '
Miss Boll Egglestongot New London.
in visiting her parcnts Rev. and Mrs.
A. C. Eg lesion. -
Miss J button. of Norwalk.‘ assisted
at~ibe Datamation“ Church in tho
mum service. - » .
firat‘of April was well represented
as a moving dav on a great many
changed places on that day.
Mr. A. C. Eggleatomwill leave Tues-
day morning for Brooklyn to attend the
steam Wanton Matt-let! Oonfcren‘cc.
-’ Aw“. ham and daughter. are visit-
ing friends at Rocksway. - ~ .‘ .
”Irvin Stockton. 'of‘ Georgetown
and Mrs. Francis Sherwood. of Nor-
walk.*wdre’hlulied‘-ih Ital-rings at the
Congregational Church. last, Sunday
morning. Rev. tar-a. l‘risk'oulctated:
——......~1-~\...~-‘.... .
morass IALTMOII Fina. '
Amencan .,Nmpap‘5r Ca Again—
n' ‘ . Tnh'ww." h “P.
psi. can. a}; ninth—a tire
broke on today it the Fillmore Car~
riagc and Toy factory, destroying the
contents and tho laugha- j'orh of
the. structured the are my illust-
loss once of the American nowapapcr.
which was‘ located dig-tho lullilioggw‘hl
destroyed, though" the. books whre sat-
on. The ,Im an ““1le lpud ex-
plosiona'wfld her. the‘ cause
whiny; unknown. The 34:“ was“:
on re ly _ y out you a
too In uummm got out of the
building by the am sooner: The iota
n gaunt-imam t stun.
‘ lLlcT 8,”! W ham... ,
NWAUK 'wtsut manure-
lelectiolsaldthe electtoaofalus-
of the Supreme Court are being
e ’ 'fiffhfi 78:41:!“ 3%. ‘
oi _ .
‘_ tore! Oheissers‘ rosaimst 3?“ ' ‘
'““"’l“"i“i"‘ orso s i “ '1
, . row . ‘
JH|TR.M, in Iowa sly-term: _
" “W by?“ '
' Nth Wet ,-
m-tr men
got unis the auction ,olt, ii- . If
no halftol'tha my cou I if
question of. illicit!“ ' ,
atroothallwa Thorn a: i"
tude of candidates in tbd. .
the ' contesta'tb'a is best...
tracks, as the a meu‘ l
the hold-overs. will bare to ac
ordinance: necessary in case“;
‘ acquires the «trout earl no
vacate: of municipal owncr§l4r
i eat aroused brouubt to the ”I
I tlou.
' What is known as the "lip
.patt‘scd by-ibc statc‘leglulat
.suhinittod to tho voters. The
fcoustrucl. can, operate... 11%.
street rallwayu. and to bro ‘
vi .7
,mcans thetcfo '. {The “r w o
iso bailotted ou‘ the mom.
abnil the council. ttpop'thl'
inf ibo Mueller Lung proceedto .
; ownership to!“ the‘mroet-zrailflh' ‘
;tho powers conferred the: - “
low. and nhali the eouhoilu
'granting franchises IICGIIMI; . ,
railway companies until - -
[ownership can be aucureduaidg'w .
.tbem to give a satisfactory. ' _ , .- .
in addition to choosing to 3:;
.mon and voting on utuhlti ~- ""
;ship of street railways. the Michael
Slotted to decided whethur'tboi . ' '
lahip 'of the (lily. Boundiolfimu
$93 _
:olcctcd by tho people"
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There is noahouldw a'ealmi V ' am ' 1'
many of the newest waists his!!!” ' '
Even the dainty tiecblln lac. ' ,'
vsoloro- clutch.- , 5;... . I . ,
A very rough. comm ":1”;th
‘Is decoratedgwith largo diace'emhtfpldy
geredby hand. W‘é '
, Sheer as it. seems. and trail. mango . ‘ ',
whom is one of the most culiyselee r,"
‘cd materials we. wear.. . , .,..I_
: A number of the new Nissan in
mien-e1 Ili‘d dots which give the “9' .
igown u very utility appearance. it i . a ‘
A white l’rvuch vclling Is matter-up .
.over white tale-ta and trllnmei “pith
l [tern relish: and lace avpliquo- ';
.lin-t a drop or two of vuiihrwilfiho
Ipmvc your chocolate. A mus-y
know this who forget to put tun... ;.
thtke no halfway work'about the
. padding of your embroidery; bangle
a design up very full and prominent: 1'
I There ls‘a considerable tum to
ynllt! the. nice linen suits with -
Home sil‘its—r—panicu‘lsrly the-Jo I
i A . I ’I i y'. ‘
“ The" beautiful chlil‘oh cloths 7; t.
100k sodlmy and drape so ftiy' ‘ .
well. it is‘suld. With all heir . '1
parent tool: they feel iirtn.‘ . {,i
A wrap of white Ilntu Is' tritium
with linen passemeut/crlc and tidbit ,
with taifctas-«white'or‘cnlor Isis moat ,
becoming. “flu '
Even the dress nets hiive'theil' [-
tt-rus picked out in designs tufit .
,. rallied noticeably. so great is the o
f for heavy embroidery on ' s. r
Era" . -
’l‘bere is a simplicity about.“ '
, Russia leather low shoes in‘the’?
or style tbut'lr making'lt "his” ' ,
, The absence of‘iht-‘Llps leaves it "
lutely plain. ’ ‘
. Have you noticed that maggot-ti.)
' rattles 0n the thin gowhs are mag:
' with a considerable ‘spa'co ‘bel ',
'them?‘ The t'flt‘cl, is a little lifter
;tban wber the rues overlu‘): ' .'
. Run through a considerable list of
iphytllcal culture menus and "on will
'fiotllnd any trace of meati‘ heroin
tto quest on but tbntrwb'woul,
'Jllet in healthy if we‘d! less II b;
; some say we would be healthier. ’
The new allk girdles have sev' l
I colors In them. For instance. a fill »
. of blue and pink and so'ff any WI 'le
. be inelosed In the same slide and , “-
'le. and the "colors Millie-no Dott‘n il.
blend so perfectly that you forget.
they are dilfcriut. colors. ‘ "
' The shaped int and [lee 'itoua . .-
nntke up beautifully. as collars, \ .
6.".0
full month at the outside to that
- npper'edge can be applied a t. By
, ingvthe “collar in this way agent!
i our dress 'trinymiucsland,” ' '
‘ same‘ design. '
j The sheer :blous'ea were
. tended 'to "wear under “c
‘ blocks of camera and la
-‘ its fluffy appearance “w
conts. even when‘tbe l' _
yet-out proportionil." The
cloth is suflcien't to to:
i From one mniemporlfr
3 information that'tho coat.
den :6“ ventilated ‘ .
' more cut and‘htlrn In“; '
iwlilch‘ is 'dnpositcd in a 3 . ‘
1 when the air gun! tohly ‘
' ‘ We have all'm‘m‘i mags
white durlugttbe cum“ " - ' '
there pmbalriy’netejt: a;
white wool and silk-hull”. “
as the present season is maul ~
they are being bought. moron i
dlcattea thymine - v. ; 'J.‘
i;Thcrbu¢;-" ». «.
light and so"
man crises that . .
durablemearch to ad . 7
which Willi” res ly- suitable to"
"‘9! the with mngaggtu‘t: ' v”
The leap from
chiton is a long can. . -
- us—t...l_.
; NAunA-TUCK seat?” I
i . ‘- A
'- Nightwear gout
:1.ch *7? _ ,
t .. . with!» ,"7-
t: slur ‘ tlflo .
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