'ario'us colored llxhts
through the other:; to use
, lit“ and limelight.) both
“ ncentrated . lights; “to ‘p‘ro-
hustle attests by turning down
ortions of the footlights,
on g the edges of the sings
'nriitiveiy dimmer light.
sordanoo with Lady Stanley‘s
a great monolith ebould
‘ rial place of the great on-
‘e rt Memorial compelly of
as. alter much searching.
on a stone. 1 us extreme
twelve feet, width (our feet
one two feet six inches. 'l‘he
to removal was given by the
d» extant of the farm and it
at the head of Sir Henry
laced Press’revised figures
je Sentinel on the morning
ber 9111 gave Roosevelt 38.-
ty, only seventeen votes 1111
lith-oillolnl vote announced to
seeks oHuncH Norse.
m'Wlll Be Heard and Noise-
‘P‘rsparntlon for Immacu-
1. late Conception.
ovens. in preparation for the
of the immaculate Conception
,, last evening in St. Joseph's
The first meeting of tilt
..seuuny of the immaculate Con-
‘ took place altar thd benedic-
he formal enrollment in the
it will be on Sunday evening,
novella devotions
onth's mind requiem high mas
_ old this morning a1 St Joseph's
for the late Margaret Mona
nth’s mind requiem high mos'
held Saturday morning at 8
, tor the late Cornelius Calls
1 Joseph's Church. 1
ay evening, the first Friday
011th, the regular Buttes
devotions will be observed with
be are making the jubilee.
; s at the same hour will be
cry morning until the lens!
modulate Conception for the
O, MEN'S BAND OF CHRIST-
IAN WORKERS.
’01
” 11111
all in semen; The.
of the court in the tow supremo snobs
which had found their way there
, fl; condicting and unmusmtory.
June, 19113.
. Days on u t
up ll 0 6d at eat‘ length ‘Wlihl. followed. The doctor said to the
com this report as portraying the no
tual conditions from Which the Auti~
Boycott Association sprung.
said the
"It needs nothing more.
speaks? "than this boastful but truth-
£ul roe tel by its president. of the pur-
poses. methods and actions oi the
United Hatters North, America, to ,
demonstrate thatit is a combination
dangerous to public‘ welfare; that it
is thwlendly enemy or industrial llb~ ‘
erty in this county; that it is an un-
lawlui'r and criminal combination, by
.of Congress known as the
Sheridan Anti-Trust Act and by the
law oi' the state 0! Connecticut; that
:itizcns'; and that, it possible, it should
be broken up and dull. troyed. .1
“The laws of the United L. tales
nuke it the swprn dilly of the United
States district attorneys to prosecute
the members of such combination for
heir crime The law oi the state of
Connecticut make it the duty of the
irosecutors to take similar action for
heir offenses against its laws. The
statute of the United States also em-
powers the district attorneys of the
Jnited States, under the direction oi
he attorney general, to institute pro-
:eedings in equity to restrain break
in and destroy it. Yet, in the face
if all these feels this organization.
ly the declaration at its pleaident '
las gone on for years, undisturbed by
nyone ruining all whom it chooses
to‘ ruin for l s purposes, and crushing
ll who 1111 to oppose its tyranny.
Mhat is true of this labor union is
true in greater or less, degree. of all
till all labor unlons~ in this country and
hove all; of the aggregation of them
ill knoivn as the American Fedora»
ion 01 bubor.
“The American Anti-Boycott Asso—
valeting such purposes. methodsmnxl
ylllch are so openly and defiantly vio-
lte‘c‘i. It has a gigantic task below it.
1 has h d but a short career having
won in existence but little ovate.
.ear it is my purpoee to briefly ate
what it has been able to accomplish
n that short time.
”In the first place, within four
booths alter the foregoing boasting
1e ort was made, it had brought two
ill to against 260 members at the Unit
ed Hatters at North America for their
. openly avowed conspiracy to ruin the
business of D E. Loewe & (10., be-
..ause they would not agree to union-
ills their iactory one suit Wan brought
a the United States Circuit Court for
.he Di trial 0! Connecticut. claiming
$250, 00 damsges as provided for in
the suction of the Sherman Anti-
l‘rust Act. The other was brought 111'
Superior Court of the state at 0015‘
neoticut claiming $100. 000 damages for
the conspiracy under the laws oi the
onus Men a Band or Christian
, oi the First Methodist
hos started its winter work
aggressive plan than form
he! been decided to conduct
state of Connecticut in both suits
ants was attached to an amount lig-
negating $180. 000 and those attach-
meats still sin 11 and w) land to the
autvcottsge prayer meetings
ediata direction of the
in ,to he. held in s
the city. The
“"1 ”Q mm W glotfionduct. and that they mutt as t’
01 this week at the
an: chi): all ts. tab Nghee been
my e to uni mem-
bers of thin union that are is a day
reckoning in stem let them in their
to end to have their home-
, d1. avian ,biiilit Accounts.
1 ts pt so etc! a
l a , b
not in
end to render an coconut
111116
e pill 00., for the injury they
that firm. has been unsuc-
e 1.1.1 sum of this action by
bonds beyond gllcrldtidil.
thou b‘rlngin
libs mussels o‘m
oev 11‘ Dr. ,1
not his mntoh while examining” a stu—
'1 "What are they?" ‘
various subjects;
,onoyon cause and onset?" "
posed no more oileetionswnetroit
t should be condemned by all good _
nation was formed for the purpose of ‘
lotions. and toget the lame enforced ,
.he property of the individual defend. .
’ And while ill-tics sem- to;
0th at 11 $1
an - e n
, will lastly; 111711
_ ll chanson
as the “public
_ _ , i~i ear
‘ 1 Tho one eye
1' , ‘ 1 For above the r
h are the protection of the ll *‘
gory iuau torunhsown'b
Ritchie, of llldlp burs.
lie broke the 1111'
O
He said: "And you attend the class 1 I‘m” ”‘ MW" ”t “M“
for mathematics
1 1‘ “YES“ u
1 "How many sides has a‘ circle?" 9
"Two: said the student. 1 ,
What a laugh in the class the nth. M the end °t "1° week
dent's answerproduoed‘ when lie we. “03% “W9“ ‘0 919°“?
an inside and on out‘sida',’ 1 ‘ 1 , 'l‘ “ , , . 1
But this was nothing loompared with 1 1 by hie ru
And do be ma non the
student: "And you attend the moral
philssophy class also?" ,
1”1Well,you would heor lectures on
Did you ever hear
"Does an client ever go before a
cause?" . ,
“Yes pl ‘ d
“Give me an instance?” 1
"A man wheeling a barrow " ,
l'i’he doctor then sat down and pro-
F‘reePrces
Free Press.
W
Otherwise Useless.» ‘We need
country weekly.
not in use." replied the editor. ;lnsursnce."'~i’ucll.
“But. hold on! Yes. we have Take:
the rush
lodger ‘ . i
eaten all that cake 1 mode.
And he crippled the center rush; V“
, , A Oh kll edb h 11 ,
"Under stand after thlg, that i never
eat mashed potatoes and boiled cabs
ibage with the suns knife.“~Detroit
"Yes" said the city editor with I
note of regret in his voice; "i was
a sorry to discharge Spacer. He was the
{drawer or something to put- these cuts in- wit ills leporter we had The trouble
"away in," said the foreman of the cams 1.1141me lie more an obituary
lol Van Sandt Sapleigh and ended by
"Haven’t got any armor now that’s saying, “The 1011s was fully covered by
drawer." - Philadelphial Wife-Oh George. the mice have
Iiusbandwbiever mind; my dear.
W , ;
A men can't be in two places at once What's the good of grieving overs
”few micol .
~uniese be Is an oiilceholder
1: very much in layer with well dressed
eclevelaud Lead
veMluius Topics. . f 1
'i‘wo-toned laces are the vogue ' 1
The newest dressing serious is are»,
lewd
, children's frocks. 1
1- rtridso‘ wood step partridge, hazel
wood, etc, are the popular whining
sticks rial-1'11. They mhsthestralght
- and he had with small ellie tops.
' The nemi bosom plalted sh rte are
men... They are very comfortable not
being as heavy as the ordinary still
1 119110111 shirt and yet for more dressy
than the negligee shirt which is used
a great deal more in winter than lor-
‘ molly 1
Bulges lace applies v‘m‘ handsomely
on a gown oi solt mausriai in lilac
color crepe do chine is the best 11
the garment is a teagowu a bit or 11-
lac velvet can be very, effectively intro»
dilcetl.
Something new in lace boleros was
shown me renown, it was the lecture
oi a handsome and expensive negligee,
but it copied at very small expense
Instead of the usual rounding limits
the (route tell in points at least eight
inches below the waist line. They fell
apart sufficiently to display the shir-
red yoke which made the fullness for
the skirt part. The back oi the coal
was short as any bolero. and there
were tiny sleeves short on the top
and long on the underarm.
, Pin trays are all right and very‘
pretty. but there are some who still
hold to' the pin cushion. One very
handsome one that is nearly completed
er assortment will be hard to dad in the metropolis.
Beautiful styles and the best colorings.
’PLANEN LACE Stocks, 15c, 25c, 50c.
NET LACE Stocks, 26c and 60c.
and combinations, 25c, 50c, 76c and $1.50.
Long Crepe Silk Scam in all colors. The and $1.00.
5012. 76s; $1.00. $1.50 and 12.00.
TAlLOR MADE Stocks or various styles.
cows in great numbers. every color, 425s and 5011.
WINDSORB. plain or hematitched ‘18 colors the.
o
hinatlons, 60c. .
l snolnaano sum-on Hons eTooKe.
Hundreds of styles to select from.
ladies: Nflikwearf
W.
A SILK STOQKS in white. black, brown, green, blue, cardinal,
BROIDERBD SWIG. COLLAR TOP! iN VIRY WIDI WIDTH. 280.
Most of the holiday novelty nechwesr is now on display and a larg-
pink
JABOTB in chiffon with pretty trimming of Val. and Meoh’liue lace,
' 1
WINDSORB at one silk embroidered in colors to match also com-'1
MAI-IN! DOWO, FOUR-IN-HAND DTOOKB. POI-LAN AND DUFF
SETS. ALI. LININ HEMDTITOHBD OOLLAR TOPD. MIAVY IM-
THI PIN! IHIIR IM-
ls long and narrow and covered with
n smoothly laid line linen cover em-
broidered with a simple poppy design
1-s branch bearing one blossom, one
bud a seed pod and a lean. There
are bows of red ribbon at each come:
and a full ruiiie all mound finished
with border at rows oi red ribbon. “‘
You will notice that gray predom-
lnatce wherever you see an assortment
oi lsucy shoes For negligees and for
house and evening gowns gray is one
of the most fashionable colors, and it
uhoee are worn.
Any one of the three shades of ten
gloves in proper (or a men to wear to
" chins is a pretty way of demo 1‘
, tends to (than. she will do well to in-
when time to say nothing about. on-
is with these gowns that the colored‘
“POPULARAMUSEMENT?
lit the p 1 _ 3- ;,
mu‘fllers
HOYT S THEATRE
sArunoAv. censuses a. ”
VON. belittle money in 901118 Of. “181 Mlflflfle 5‘ 2:15; Evening It 8-151‘
olmohd me?) ootmenl, orbother special- ' GREA TEST . ; 1
y plcpar sol eners to c used in the _ , 11
both Onc‘e‘ let the hands not hard VAUDEVILLE
and dry and it is a sorry job to get
OF THE YEAR.
10—»3TAR ACTS-10.
thorn emouth again-woods money and ,
tissue. a” Headed by New England’s" Favorite
t )‘ho legit: Jerslfy potticont is an delight. 1 Comedian.
11 so want 61' garment. eing of ARCHIE BOYD & CO-
eilll it doesn't cling to the dress when 1
in “After Twenty Years" together.
walking and its peculiar weave makes with Dorisr ‘ M srrlleea’ in I, A Day
it gleugotonglgeageguxw many coats of of Excitement; " Arron Bro... eccen-
Chinchilla here in NorWal): but in Mfunmfa’iegéngfgeexl? $33111
I
the larger cities they are caring a dancer; J_ Francis Dooley. “1°
good many of them.
Have several colored silk slips for PM": °’ M°"°'°9“Q and Single:
your lace waist and you will have on Come “n" M" and My N”
many diflereut waists-to all intents Drum‘ler. P'Q'QM'W Q1"- an °"‘
and 11111110868th a very slight 03.1 trends Burglar; Frank Dewitt bar
pause. tone soloist. pupil of the famoui op-
“ era singer, Agestlno Cal-hone: Miss
Georgia Waldron, in "Which Will
Win;" Sisters Newton, from Alham-
bra Theatre, London
Secure Best: In Advance and Avoid
Rush at the Door.
1.2A'i'iiiZE—15o and 250. EVENING-
250. 36c and 506. ,
white head de crepe- 1,
i! once skin is very sensitive and
w. 0. T. U. CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHlA, Nev. 30.,-Organi-
zers from all sections of the country
occupied the attention of the dele-
rga as to the Congregational Women's
Christiani Temperance Union at to
day’s early session. Reports were re-
ceived from various states The evan-
gelistic hour was conducted by Miss
E. W Greenwood. of New York. The
question of "How Can a Sermon Bible , »
Exposition, Evangelistic and Temper ,
auce Truth, be Combined in One
Theme?" was answered by the Nation-
al Superintendent.
But Was it 11 Silent One?—-“F,rsnk, "
said a girl to her lover, "here's a piece
of paper headed Kismet\ What does
SPECIALe
10o.
is out msau?100 CLOTHES PINS .......
"The word must be pronounced with 10 Les. WASHING 800A ... . .1Dc.
the’t'silen1,Nettle,' mulled ruins 7 OZONE SOAP 25¢ -
‘Why. that would be ‘klss me,'” 1011 BLUING ....... .... 7c.
sai Nettle.1co AMMONIA. 1e.
"Withfith‘e greatest of pleasure,” ans
his business or with his street an is;
the gray glove seems to be restricted
to afternoon weddings The heavier
prlx scam style. both in sadler sewn
and hand sewn One oi our leading
wered Frank, as he did so.——Uhlcugo
Journal
1 1:
joseloff’s
walking gloves are selling best in the“ Even a modest girl can have her 72” Mam 3'" 50. Norwalk
finger equeened in a door without»
blushing. | venomous. ass—s ‘
J
AND OOOT POINT TO OUT ON! MO
I1" I8 EVIDINT BY OUR TH
TO PLACE BEFORE THEM GOODS
a
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'HIINV‘ HOMI MAD! PHIO
‘, ALL THE LIADINO BRAND
1 THAT .PIOIAL MOINT TI
VARIETY I. TH! IPIOI O
OOMITHINO TO YOU IN THIO LIN
new crop 11.0. MOLAOBIB
ll
1 1m e book helm you sell more a uranium.
TELEPHONE 3112-4.
oUALITY
HAL-BUY HERE AND QAVE MONEY.
AKNBOIVINO RUSH THAT THE PIOPLE ARPREOIATE OUR EFFORTS
THAT ARE PERPEO‘TION AND OUR DEALINGS UNQUESTIONABLE.
WI APPRBOIATI THE USE RA). PATRONAOB GIVEN UO. ,
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ERVEO AND MINCE MIAT IN 3T0 NE JARS. 650 and 7611 l Jlr. ,
I OF PANDAKI AND IUOKWHIAT PLOUR'O. POPULAR PRICED. .
A I8 A WINNIN. HAVI YOU TRII D IT?
F LIFE AND A WM“? TO OUR OTDHE AT ANY TIME WILL DUOOIIT
I. LOTS OF OPEOIALTIII HIRE THAT THE OTHER HAON'T OOT.
inter-tee ‘r aloha. heoo‘e discouraged because it 1
“teliils‘bee- on hover 'me lessor-no «i i you collect
museums” to more h; remiumj at the Nile: bumper no
01113ng
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