Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 17, 1904 · page 2

. HAYEN her. 17. Moon do-

cieione handed down by the supreme

‘ court Thuladayo are the following:
didto . F Amnttrno

Behavior court on.

V17 to won and lid indent in acorn

e V anon with the views canvassed 1h .

» ., opinion; opinion by Jud Prentice.
‘1 Br bigot McAiiin vs. or rIin MoAl

an. no error; opinion by Judge Pros

co. .

V 'i‘ W. Fitnmaurice vs. Roswell H
Buck. error and new tr 3.1 granted;
opinion by Judge Prentice.

~ Maxwell Slade Vs Otto P Zoitfuss.

m to hiv My... . no error; opinion by Judge Hammers.
to end eoaedpaiiou. Dr. Detrld toy.

Samuel A Alderman vs. the New

or 'in-cIIrIIIcIventlubeontconle
em 0003“ Departure Bell 00.. error; Judgment

“W
mmtachtevorpentof my life. W
Oommyflennedyliow. reversed; opinion by ‘Judge Hammers

“Uta-min battle- was

«attired
H101! .. e'n beillivi you
and, medicine. bobcat-c Solvent,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

Edward F. Colo. guardian. vs. Wit
liam W. Jel'lllall, no error; op. n'ion by
Judge Hammeisloy.

Robert M Al ing at In: vs. G. Weiss-
man. no crior; opinion by Judge
Hammersloy.

The Norman Printers' Supply Co
vs'. Avle' E. Ford. error and new
trial ordered; opinion by Judge Bald-
win.

Mary J. Aldrich vs. David Higgins,
no error; opinion by Judge Hall.

in the case of Andrew vs. Plait.
the court handed down a decision as
, .‘ollows: At the October term. 1904

 

CONTERFEITER AR
RESTED ., .
N. Dec. l7—Aftor Weeks
rot service agents have
lee J. Adamaon. alleged
third member of a gang of
tors who operated in Bridro
mg ml passed a number of counter
vedollar eiivor certificates on
auto there Adamsou was caught
ork oitv He was b u n
no arraigned before United
commissioner Wright, who
11 him for the next term of the
111111.90 .itntes District Court. He is
‘ . Two members of the
counterfeit ng gang, Robert Leyrer
., and Course Lloy,d wer arrested and
convicted three weeks ago and are
gnaw-in prison.

‘ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
. '9D6Wltt’s Is the only genuine \Vitci
Hazel Salve," writes J. 1.. Tucker. 0
Center, Ala. “I have used it In 111
family for Piles, Cuts and Burns for
years and can recommend it to be the
best Salve on the market. Every fair.
lly should keep it, as it is an invalua
able, household remedy. and should a!

ll owed the appeiant for the prinilnr
of the evidence and rulings in the
taco. under General Statutes 795, per
uriam. The appellant in presenting

 
 

brief to the evidence and rulings in
he cause as certified up under Gener-
1.1 Statues 787, in support of his
.nlm that the finding should be cor-
nted. and ass of his claim that the
verdict was against the audience and
tlBO of his exception to the reception
if certain evidence. While none of
hose questions were Involved in ,our
lispositlon of the cause, any of them
night have been included and we
.hink that there was reasonable
round for printing the record. Tile
notion is denied.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I’IRATING FOLEYS HONEY AND
TAR.

Foley & 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung.
emedy. and on account ot the area
merit and popularl y of Foley's Honey
1nd Tar many initiations are offered
or the genuine. Ask for Foley-'1
loney and Tar and refuse any subsin
Lite offered as no other preparation
viii give the same satisfaction. it i:
mildly laxative. it contains no spin 0.-
and is safest for children and delicati~
Iersons. Sold at Piaiscd‘s Dru':
Store. "

NO MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
HELD AT WESTPORT.

WESTPORT. Doc. i7.-—There was
no meeting oftho so 'cial cclnntlttoe if
he Westnort fire district with Treas-
lrcr Jackson of the Westport Water
company ycsielday as expened to Illl‘.’
goes the terms upon which the plant
of the water company may be acquir-
ed by the district as Mr..Jackson fail-
ed to come. His absence is believed to
be due to the failure to make the
proper arrangements M the meeting.
New arrangements will have to be
made now for another meeting on
some day next week. The failure to
hold a meeting yesterday is the cause
of considerable annoyance to the poo-
nle in this place as there was much
interest felt I11 the result of the meat.

. _ . Mrs, Samuel Gage. of North
Bosh. N. Y.. says: "I had a fever
sore on my ank s for twelve years the
the doctors could not cure All salve
and blood remedies proved worthless
I could not walk for over two year.
Flna‘ly l was persuaded to try Dc
*‘Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. which ha
completely cured me without test in

scar." Sold by The Clifford Pha
m cy.’ to

. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

WWIHAVEN. Dec. 17 —-The resig-
nation of President Daniel C.Giln1an
:of the Carnegie Institute. as trustee
of the estate of the late John M. Wool.
‘ ‘eey. was accepted In the probate court
The estate amounts to

 

NO MORE SUFFERING.

. If you are troubled With ind1gestiop

(get a hot is of Kodol Dyspeps‘ a burn

. and see him quickly it will cure you

George A. Thomson. of Spencer. is.
' "Have had Dyspepsia i‘or twen.

My case was a'most hope

Kodol D1 spepuia Cure was rec lug.
Ommended and i need a few bottles 01
it and It is Ibo only thing that has re
lloved me. Would not be without it.‘ ’ V
Have doctored with local physicians A ' OR I A

had also at Chicago .and even went

 

 

to Norway with hopes of getting some 301' 11mm“ and Children.

to lot. but Kodoi Dyspepsia Gore is the

ionly remedy that has done me any “I. mild You “a" “*3” 30031
good; and l heartily recommend it. Ev- Bears the

.9” person suffering with indigestion
Sold by
on

M.

DENIED CHARGE OF AOBAULT.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. 17_(31......ma
with robbery and attempt to assault
Miss Chariotio E. Baldwin. 22 ycnrr
old. of 344 Edgcwood avenue, Alfred
.Wiilinma. a courhman in the em
Pliny of Elbrhlgo l. Howe, was arrest
ml yestcidoy. He denied the assault
but was positively identified by Mia»-
Elinldwln. who Is a stcnogmphor Tho
gi1l was on her wnv home about, 11
oolock Thursday night when the at
luck complained of was made. in Win
throp avenue. Except for bruises
about the taco she oacnpcd Injury.

rDysnepsia should use it." Signature of

he Clifford Pharmacy.

HA8.NO'I YET RESUMED DUTIES.
. NEW HAVEN. Dec. l7.-—Roulion H.
ticker. the newly appointed county
commissioner for New Haven county.
“did not assume his new duIlea router
11y and tray not do so until Monday.
. all he has not yet lcloived his (Imillll
' ogglmlseion. l-iis bond will he did.-

0. .1” .1 . , , .

‘TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tulle laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets.
‘All drugglsts retard the money If It
Rails in ours. iii. W Groye's signature

e you «oh My 91%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

purity and delicacy of flavor thus obtained may be

'eealed in an airtigh odor
reeled without. W ' -

 
 

 

a.

I
‘ disinfectant and our-iii

. in Stuarts Charcoal ibzengos:

;he appelloe moved that no costs be'

,5 case in this court referred in his,

Gold Medal Creamery ilutteris made in the world’s
cleanest ctcamery, ofpurcrream from cows fed in the richest

of pasture lands. From the pasture to the churn, and through»
out the whole process of making, only the most approved methods
are employed, and every precaution is taken to ensure and main-
tain, without variation, the highest possible quality. That the

all conditions, every pound oI Gold Medal Creamery Butler is
I package, lined within and
its

.. 7-
cm till bile

safest endimout emchnt
‘ln nature.

tow radii tsvulue when taken Into

the human system for the sine cleaner

.lng purpose. . ‘r , i

Charcoal In a remedy
you take of It“ int
.1 us at all ’i ,
[uses and loop 11 div/aye present
in the stomach an intestinal: and our-
rich them out of the bilateral.

Charcoal surestenc the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating on-
ions and other onerous, vegetables.

Charcolll effectually clears and im-
provoa the commission. it Whither: the
toetu‘ and further note as a natural and
eminently safe cathartic. ‘

It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect. in the stomach and bowelln; it
disinfects the mirth and throat from
the poison of oatarrb. .

All druggists soil charcoal In one
form or another but. probably the best
charcoal and the most- for the Vinonsy1 in
t so
are composed of the fine: I powdered
Willow charcoal. and other harmless
antlsoptlcs in tablet form or rather in
the form. of large. pleasant tastlru lo.
can nres. the charcoal being mixed with
honey. ,

'lhe daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much Improved condition
of the general health. better complex
ion. sweeter breath and purer blood.
.and the beauty of it is. that no poasi
bio harm can result from their contin- ,
ugd use, but on the contrary. Brent ban

A Buffalo phi-sloian in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal says: "I ad-
vise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to a‘i
patients suffering from Iran in stool
sch and ~b.owels and to clear the com
"Irv on and purify the breath. mouth.
and throat: I also believe the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them: they cost but twenty-five cents
a box at drug stores. and although in
some soul-re a patent preparation. yet
i believe i get more and better chm-
coal in Stuart's Charcoal Lozeu zers
than in any of the 01d nary churcou
tablets " d5~10~l7——24-31

HUBBARD MOTOR COMPANY.

HARTFORD, Dec. 17.——Papers were
filed yesterday at the office of the Soo-
rolary of Stale for the incorporation
of the Hubbard Motor Company of Mid
dletown with a capital stock of $1011,
000. of which onobalf will. he used 11
beginning business. The officers are.
President. H, W. Hubbard: troasurcl
Robert W. Downs; secretary. John ’1
Engcman. all of Mlddlctown.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms of
vroup there is no time to experimcn'
vith new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended
there is one preparation that can a-
ways he depended upon. it has been
11 use for many years and has never
been known to (all, 712).; Chamberlain‘s
.‘ough Remedy. Give it and a quick
lire ls sure to follow; Mr. M. l“.
'Zemptun of Market. Texas. says of It.
i have used Chamberlain's Count
tcmcdy in severe cost-s oi oroup will.
11y children. and con-truthfully say i.
1‘ways gives prompt rcllcl‘." For sa'c
‘lV Silllaonl’owcl Corporation. Clifton
Pharmacy. Plot-cos Bridge Pharmar"
:citfuss Pharmacy.
WILL NOT RUN FAST STEAMERS
NEW HAVEN. Doc; i7.--Wbon the
attention of President Mullen. of th(
New Haven road, was called to a stor
to the effect that he had a plan of run
ning live and a half day steamers fror
'w London to Southampton, he re
plied: "i never heard of any on
gestion oi the kind. I can‘t inlaglnt
vherc such a. stoty originated."

SICK WIVES AND DAUOHTERS.

You have often seen thcm with pull
.1 on, poor appetite, head and back

he. symptoms common to the sex
’athcrs and mo‘hcra loso no time in
scoring Dr. David Kennedy's Favor
to Remedy. of Rondout, N. Y. it will
cost only one dollar and is much
acupcl than sickness Write to Dr
‘iavld Kennedy 8 Sons. Ronllout. N. X.
or a free sample bottle.

YALE STUDENT'S RECORDS.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 17 win the tidal
strength teats between freshmen of
the Academic and Shellihl Scientific
departments of Yale the highest record
mode by a scientific student was that
of 1.. N Marshal. who had 7. 040 points
l‘ho hoot academic freshman reooui
was that of i0, 1’. Lowland. will a total
at 10,Il7lI.Thor1- were four academic
rosinnon who had a better mark than

 

 

 

 

preserved antler ,

'day:

to; ov a,
any". it. in ,8upduy school and Mod a
Bible class; ii D. m.. YDIIIIII People's
meeting; 7 n. m.. sermon "Eleanor."

Plelude. from “Poor yarnt Butte.”
Grins; anthem. “tins 'l‘hou N
linown'Ili dust, “The .
Lisbt." Mrs. Eaton. our:
iudein F. Lomalgre Events .
ludo "Alla Maria," Hussy anthem.
'Jeiusaiem the Golden": solo, ‘ e
Shall Feed His Flock,” Mrs. Smith;
solo, "Rejoice Greatly. 0 Daughter of
Zion," Mrs. Eaton, postlude in 0.
Lewis. "
Nortvuik

.SpeoInI inductor the

Methodist Episcopal

Church, Rev L. K Moore; pastor»~

Morning prayer service 830 a. 111.:
service with sermon.1030 a.m.;Su11~
day school and noon class. 12 111.: Ex»
worth league service; 6.30 111.111.. evo-
ning service. 730 p.111 Moo 0 for the
Anthem, ‘lic Shall Como flown
Like Rain" Buck: solo for contralto
‘l‘reasure in Heaven " VflnIioWIlIU-‘i
quartet, "The Sabbath of the Soul."
dchnecker; quartet; "Art Thou
Weary." Holden. - ..
East Avenue Methodist. Episcopal
Church. Rev. iii. Clmningham. pastor»
.muyel' looming. church parlor, 10 n.
111.: public service 10: 30 a 111.; preach-
ing by the pastor, iProparatlons for
mac; Sands; school, 72 111.; Junior
League. 3 p. 111.; Emorth Magus. Miss
car. to Carpenter 6 p. m.: topic. The
New Testament Sie‘ndmd of Exper-
ience and Life: evening service, 7 p.
1. motors subject, The Greatest of
the Great.

A M. ls) Churcn,‘ Knight street Rev
John I). Nichols, pastor—11 n. m.
oar-hint! by the pastor; theme. Chris-
tianity More 'Ihan An Aigumcnl
Matt 9:3: "This man'blospheme'h:
2 1a., Sand-1y school: 3 p. m.. spec’al
\rnlsc se‘vice conducted by Brother
Charles Miller. Brother C. W. Bennett
ml C‘ptoin E. W. Wilbur; 7 p. 111.,
’lhI-lstlun Endeavor; subject, Whntmu
or lie Would Like to 1101‘s M ll“
“"1 i'I Will R II in. It service of
profit with the Pr'nylng Band.
CONGRI: ,alh I II In I

South Norwaik Congregational,
“’I‘s‘ street and West avenue, Ray.
Lewis Frank Basil. D. D..‘ pastor.~
10: 30 a 111., sermon topic, Having
Faith—of the. Right Kind; organ pro
ludo. in 0. Minor Weir; quartet. Sing
Alleluia Forth. Buck; olfcrtory, Past 1-
sic Lcnmlcre; quartet. Gov Who
\Iaidcst Earth and Homems c iliing;
organ postludo. Sullivan; 12 m.. Bible
school. Men’s Christlrn Inoulry, Jenn
lugs. Lamont. and Ariston Clubs: 4:30
p. m.. vospor service: address. 'I‘Vr‘ith
that Ought to be Made Ours: or'an
"reludc in b‘ Mlnor,‘Saion1e: quartet,
"“w “od‘unt Morn. llathVPailsod Away,
Woodward; quartet, God So hovel f“ ‘-
\Vol id. airliner: quartet. lnsplror and
ilcnrcr of l’ravcl Schilling; organ
onsliude. Mozmi.
hiiis'c. m the. rust Chumh Nmuulii

tomorrow: Mo1nlug:Puiudo Adl

glo in A flat. Volcklnnr: "ti Lard My
God. licar‘Thou." Klein; “lie Sir...
(‘umc Down Lilli.» Rilill." N. ii. Allf'il'
soprano solo, “Calvary." l‘. Rodney-
nostiudo. More in .1) list, Silas. Err
uing: Proiud . In (t. op. 37. No. '2
\lemiclssohn: ”Softly No\\' the high

~i’ Day." llsloy: bass solo, "Over the
itars’l‘hero is RISI." Alli: postludc, '1‘
‘. III-«lo At the Christmas service
am Sunday. Miss Belts. piano: Miss

',rnv vlol n. and MI. Hill, l-oruct. wii

lsslst.
BAPTIST

South Nel'walk Baptist Church. Rev
'4’. B. Carpenter. pastorwliziio a. in
prayer meeting for all interested i1
tho upbulidlng of the church; 10:31
'n‘r'ur rinrninz ro'le-o. subject a
sermon. The Prophecy and Promise o"
7hrlstn‘ua: i-liblc school, 12 111 ; 111cm
bars of church and conurorulion cor
Iliu‘ly invited; Junior Christian Er
Ileavor. .1 p. 111.; young people‘s moe
lug, Ii p. 111.: evening service. 7 p. 111
he raster will preach from the "Star
of Ruth." 'All those Without other
church boom will be welcomed. Bar
tlsm at close of sermon. Music, Morn
Ins. Anthem. Proparc Yo the Way 0‘
the Lord. Carroltc: offcrlory coir
There is. 11‘ Beautiful Land on High
evcnlne. anthem. The Sun Shall be ,11'
More Thy Light; oifertory. quariotte
Thorn Ia‘n Ho‘y (lily. '

First Baptist Church. Norwalk. 1).
W Talmago Van Daren. posiorml’ray-
or meeting at 70 a. m . sermon at
10:80 n.m.:911ndny school mm m. '
B. Y. P. U Meeting at 6: 30 p. 111. nor
mop at 7:30 o.111.: Prayer service
'l‘hulsdny at 7. 30 p.111.: Rants free
A cordial welcome to all who attend
these services.

(truce ilnuilsl .Chu‘rrll. corner (1’
Butler and Quincoy streets. D. S. Tho
Inns. pastor-«ail n. m.. sermon
limther Amos Ohio: 3:30 p. m.. the
FIundavI-cbohl sacred consort. The
committee has provided a nice pro
"ram: 7 p. m.. prover and praise meet
ing: 8 p. m.. preaching by the prism.

‘ {PIRGOPAL

 

Iiy l". Humphriee. rectorS-Holv Com
amnion. 8 a. in. Sunday school. 0: Iii:
morning prayer, and sermon a 11.ov-
oiling prayer and sermon at130.

Grace Episcopal Church, Rev. J. B
Werner. rector—«Fourth Sunday in All
vent. celebration at the Holy Comma
men at 8 ocioclt: morning prover anf
sermon at 10:30; dundey school at
13: Sunday school choir rehearsal n
4: 30: evening prayer and sermon or
Hohahkuk'e “Rhapsody of the Ohm
rloans," the eleventh In the curios on
Old Testament Masterpieces., at 7: to

St. Paul’s Ohurcb. Womvfl
Smith rector-917 30 a. m.. 17on Elicia
Mist: 10:30 [1.311. monitor prayer
and salmon; . ii noon. Bible clause
and blinds subunits . m.. launder

outlay
of. disc

11. m.. ovmeon and mirror.

 

l)!" '

Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom: .

school in c itpci or our saviour: 7: 8f the

even»! '

ante ml: How to On

his email bum. .

any last a. few words n? '

of sickness. and how to

. Oil-natipation and dyebeb- '

onsibio tor more suitorlux,
than all of the other diseases dolphin?
so. I have been selling. for the will

litany remarkable cures-7‘7” Now-
ard'a Specific” for th . ‘ GI

t pollen and dvsiio si '
M ‘ troduosd at half 9price.

having been so remarks, ,
decided it) make 25c t ‘
in the future. and I
that i that be able to d

 
 
 

 

 

Dr. Howard a Specific is not a "cure-

all " it is simply intended to cure con-n

stipation and dyspepsia. and it will do
it; if it does not i will refund the
money on your simple say so.
package contains 00 doses of the most,
reliable and successful medicine in the
world.

i shall expect to have my sales on
this Specific doubled within the next
two months. Tell your friends but
they can get Wcil tor a quarter of a
dollar. without running any risk of
losing their money.
pill 20 d7 17 FRANK BAXTER.

m—

gs: Steiner: rocessionai,’1‘hy Kingdom
Come. HR no.
4an CHRISTIAN
Advmit Chr' silan Church Van Zundt
street, East Nol'.wulk Rev. J W. Da-
vis, pastor—Tho Christian l’rIVlloge
and Experience will be the subject

day school at 12 111.; Loyal Workers‘
“W‘M or 5.45: song service at 645:
evening sermon at 7. subject, The Di.
vile 1311.11 oi 'l‘wo Cottage meetng
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Elmer Hl‘l's.
Smithvllle. Social service Thursday
evening.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
‘ First Christian Science Socic‘v

Namath—«Regular Sunday service at.
the Reading Room, Masonic building;
subject Sunday. Dec. 18. "Christian
Science.“ Testimony meeting. Wod-
11csday, 8 p. in. To both services the
nubile ls cordially lnvtod. Reading
Room open to the public each week
day from 2 to 5 p, m.
‘COIA n \y . «I'r tBhle

St. Peter’s German Lutheran fills-
sion. Chapel North Main street. Rev.
Karl Kretzmann pastor~Servlce with
preaching. every Sunday 7:30 p. m.;
instruction in religion and the Ger-
man language every Saturday 9 to
11:30 a. 111. 'lnc Christmas service
will be held Sunday. Dec. 25111, 7 p. 111.

TO FORECLOSE.
A hearing on the motion for fore-
. insurn on the Ciapp Spooner resi-
deuce, Bridgeport. now owned by How-
ard N. Wukclnan was armed hcfcre
move S. A. Robinson yesterday in the
superior court. The judge urreed to
bear Attorney Wake-man and if. if.
Erribncr, as witness some noon duv-
‘u'z the next week before a'liudicatluz
the matter. The action is brought by
he Bridaeport Savings bank.

The testnmnv was to the effort that
the property was worth about H" "'7“
having 0 frontage at 83 feet on Golden
Hill and on Elm streets and being 200
feet deep. and having one s'de bound-
ary on Harrison street. D. Fairchiid
Wheeler of the Bridgeport Trust com-
‘iauv stated that his company collect-
‘d the rent of $751"p 1' month and made
“ino1 repairs but d d not pay later 8‘.
lanes. Invariance, etc; The amount due
“1 ”1.839510.

The property to one of the former
~rand housos of this citv and at one
lime was much pointed out. it was the
wronortv of the late Clnpp Sononcr,
who used it as his residence until his
iomlrc. AS most everyone in this oily
"non-s. Cinnn Spoonor was connected
with the Adams Express company in
‘15 infancy. and continued as on i111.
nortant factor in its management for
many years.

AOVERTISED LETTERS.

Tho followins letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following noatofficos for
the current week.

South Norwa‘k~—A. 13.. John Cheva-
lier. Lvmnn Granola. S. .I. Helper. Miss
Alice Hodge. J. Kan. Rev; D. C. Walk-
0I‘i ii). E.CROWE. i‘. M.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

. ”Like
,V o Cemet
This * In the airy comes

the 11m oI health
lemons remedy

for the Item-
ooh that which II
unable to dolor
lull. oven II but
slightly disordered
or overburdened.

Kodol

15%“. the natural .
.I
"emit. relaxing the
aims-tendon. while .
the inflamed muscles .
andmmoremoi that ‘
often are allowed to i
rectum but. it me
indigestion, flatulence.
pollination ofihe mu.
norm It View

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

troublueod
digestive
disorders.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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few months a medicine but has mad o;

 
 
 

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of the, discourse in the morning; Sun- ‘

, and tied attai- which this robbers ren-

' number of severe outs about the head.
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Personal Gifts 111 Fumiu o. ,9”

We suggest a few articles in iunnturc .which may

have a strictly personal use. V " _

For Women: -. » . . fiV ., ‘ ‘

vi ork Tables, College" Cllcsta,
Slipper Ghulrs. Folding Tables,
Toilet Tables, Writing Desks.
Piano Chairs,' Desk Chairs.

For Men: I I '
Chiffoniers.
Morris Chairs,
Fireside Chairs, . Shining Stands, '
Leather Couches, Leather lurklsh Chairs.
All orders cared for and delivered when required.

Fans for Cbllsfmis.

Have you seen the Finis? What beauties they are,
dainty as a bllttcrily‘ s wing Snowy white Ostrich Fea-
ther Fans with shell and mother of pearl sticks, Spangled
and Painted lans. Opera ions with real lacc edges, Flow-
ered Gauze and Silk Fans and Pompadour Fans which lat-
ter are very French affairs painted with flour de-Iis, roses.
and poppies. Altogether it is a very choice assortment.
Prices item 25c as high as you wish to pay.

Games and Tous.

W'llo buys a good Game buys wisely, for it is not a

Roll Top Desks.
Ccliarettcs, ‘

transitory pleasure. It will furnish entertainment indefi-
nitely. , . .
Chain is quite new and going to be the rage. It is

really ten Games in o11c,n11(l fun for everybody.

Color Kits for kindergarten use are good investments.
They contain cards. colored crayons and paints.
l‘icturc‘Puzzlcs and Maps are interesting

structive. ‘

The Humpty Dumpty Circus is a joy to the young»
stcrs The trick animals and clown are soon constructed
that they can be put through all manner of performances
with case.

and in-

.-\ sofI, warm Down Comfortable would be an elegant
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