Mllesitonlal sneiiiier _
orplune nor liberal
.o of landscapes-ransom counsel
‘ very few which have been brought in
H van sellout
pollute securetbe
comdeipautlon ottwo . shares pontoon
in the oln'New Haven and Derby ad,
did not? so into the law invpzvedln e
no. but simply considered the iii
no Mr. Oiileld. use demurrer hemp
0V3"\ll¢d,the Ne‘YIf‘N.‘ H0. & H. Rh 1‘“
Oompanyprobably is in a postion‘ to
proceed to tulle the two sharee,~,whlch'
Mr. ‘Ofileld holds. ‘at an optimised val-
uelnstead of paying 32.000 a share as
demanded by Mr. (inlaid- prior to the
suit. it is stated thanthesult in cues.
tion, was the iii-st of the hind. ever
breach in Connecticut and one of n
the country. f , ._
Deanne. tor Malome’ld‘wbon. bed
as to the matter of appealing. the
case to the United plates Court stated
that Mr. omeld would determine that
matter after consultation and after tie ,
text- of the decision had been fully ex-
amined. ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
At the oflics of the N. Y.. N. H. it if
R. it. Company it was stated that the
acquisition .of the two shares of the
New Haven and Derby Railroad held
; by Mr. omeid would complete the own-
0 . ' erabip of n.. the New Haven 8: Derby
shares and that the larger corpora- ‘-
i‘l, y ,
M00116.
I”
tlon' could now go ahead with the
chooses and improvements for which
the shares were acquired.
clash in
; For Infanto‘and Children.
, illeiuod forConsii - '
”glancinnlcnpnnin'da ,
wlswnsd‘everish- 1
oandll‘o
for
'Amfiiii‘éfl'll most populardes ampules
repaired iiiniiosi'nwniu. com Modal,
« ritual. Louie Exposition. Anrlartistio
noble decoration .thatialso pleases the
palate. Very easy to prepare. ‘ 8b:
choice adversiwbemomc ‘ Orange.
Raspberry. Strawberry. Chocolate and
Cherry Order a package of each to
"nuke loo “ cream use ,dell-O [CE
'JREAM Powder. All ingredients in
the package. At all grocers. 2
,«kgs. for 25¢.
. . ...-......._..... ..-‘.~......
m.
ctosao vs. open shop '
‘tste Arbitration ,BOsrd Sly! it I; the
Real locus. ‘
five of closed vs.‘ been shops
‘vpears just now to be the most keen.
.. contested of any in the field of
‘rlt'e between employer and employs.
,uys the annual report or the State
“nerd of meditation and arh'tratlon is-
-wi thisweoh. Cont'nn‘nv, it says: ‘
"The ideal of organized labor seems
c be ml‘oc‘tive llar'ralnlug between
the employs and his employer at all
was and in all situations. "All work-
up would. by this amusement, pool
heir labor and have it sold for them
‘W omcinls of their crcnuicot‘ons act.
’ue as salesmen if this scheme In to
‘ms'noss must obey the inherent law
of business. They must. satisfy the
V ‘A‘ Connecticut correspondent of the
lay from your grocer..l0c.‘j. When you.
"to, successful. those who conduct the
‘i.
".riii' 7
’34 i “s. i ~,
s iiiiliilliu
if: ”its.” t...
l
i
, Thirtihars
The Kind in line Alvin liouglr
3"" r W
t.
signature of
COULDN'T, BUY TICKET.
.5.“
Vonarole'o Flight With Stolen Money
Unexpectedly Do'ayed.
l HARTFORD. Dec. lit-While Jame
Veneru‘e Wren tied with n... tick"
agent at Union station Friday af-
ternoon balance the‘ moor H: l a; h
cl l1 ticket for to ion money, w ilc
Mind MM" by the way had been stolen Dctoctlv
Neu-ootluN-iuuband. Sergeant Butlor walked up and ar
WATERBURY, Dec. lit—"In my on rested Vennrcle for theft.
inion that man ought to be taken out. Vc’nn'ole has been rooming wit,“
tied to a tree, and publicly flogged," Tony Fortlnl and Thursday nl‘r
declared Supt. Doran of the Board of s‘cpt so rcsllessi‘y that be final"
Public Charities in the city court Sat- dressed himself and wa‘ked nu-c
urday morning at the trial of John r-‘ih N in liallan money and $3 lr
Hrriey (not the a‘dcrma‘hl on charges Canadian money owned by Fortln
?of nonsupport and breach of the Saturday morning a rous'ii of Pd
n 0 lion nv-in " . n“or row ’ail ml, 3 rluo as to Vcnnroto's whcrc
“Neighbors reported that Mrs. Hurley abouts and shadowed him until our
and L118 .h: urea no.9, u.t la .y old-l" aficriicion, soclni mouth to conviu
‘ur and freezinr to death. Hurley him of the loot that to hull the WW“
was, Spending hls'money for drink all Wimp Vcrnrolo limited for the dc
z-cflfie 0" EIDGPEGHCY- when com of this time." pot the young' man notified the polir
“3105mm! bl’ telegram was lmDO?5l‘l lit dcvo oped that tho prisoner hull and ho "'"is "WWW“ n' " “‘"""" "
19. have “59d the 191919110119 bill Willi-l hecu arrsl'mcrl and soul to inf] for theft. He is 23 years old and came
'_t‘ a system of rules or anthems non-support some time ago. After his in i orilnrd from non-uni, ...i...~...,
on. icitaso be secured chip 0 merit, but few days ago. '
~ -_ — are Vvoi'y little of his cal-lizngs lo his
REVOLUTION lMMiNENT- r'io. Fridav ni'vht he wonl' homo
nth sure sign of approaching, l‘eVUi drunk and raised a row. lie was Blunders urn sometimes very expo
slid sellous trouble in your eye em is lien arrested. sii'o. Occasionally life item is i‘
“GTVllliBIleSS. sleeplessness, or Stillll' Hur'cy pleaded for another chance, price of a mistake. but you‘ll nor
‘ itch upsets. Eiec ric Bitters Wli .hut the Prosccut’ug Attorney said he be wrnu'v if :ou take Dr. lx'ius‘s No
uulckiy dismember the troublesoxm.didn'i think he was entities to any Life Pius ior Dysglnguin. Dizzinn
causes. Ii mayor falls to tone iliclconsldcrat‘on. Judge Pcnslcy tlicrc- llcndarhc. lecr or llowol ll‘i)llli“
fotomach. regulate 1110 Kidnes mm upon committed thnnccusod lojall for They are ciinl‘c yet lllm'oll'zh. 23
Bowena. stlmula e the Liver, and bin 1 three months. .ul l-‘, H. Rutror'u Dru': Sim-o. '
by. the bond. Run down systems. i
"benefit particularly and all the noun
trending aches vanish under llt
searching and thorough effeotlvenes:
Electric Bitters is only 50c. and till.
a is re‘ timed if it don t give perfect sax
infection. Guaranteed by F. ii. Bus
tar. Drngglat. ”
' Move TRAINS BY 'PHONE. , l Heater SHOULD as raccoon.
and 0. May Adopt System 60mp‘o Supt. Doran Speaks Hlo
Vmontlnu‘i’oiograph Lines.
BALTIMORE, Dec. iii—A committee
pointed by the general manager of
‘ ‘Baitimore & Ohio railroad has
plated a set of rules for moving
so“ by ‘telenhone. The plane con.
. plate the use of the telephone
in ‘ely in conjunction with the tee
Emphapystem.
,lo‘rulas decided upon will be sub
mlttodgland if ludorsed will make the
’fi timers dz Ohio the first railroad to
doptlthe use of the telephone for su ll
f urpose For many years operators
3‘
A COSTLiY MISTAKE
PIRATING FOLEVS HONEY AND
TAR. : MERIDEN, Dec. 19.-——.iudzc Frun’
Foley & 00., Chicago, originated 9 Fa" oftlie City Court. guvoailccls
Honcv and Tar as a ihroat and lung ion Saturday in the suit brouvlit b
remedy. and on account of the tires the M‘oridcn Saviors Bank 8"iUll“
merit and popuinrl y of Foley's Honey Elizabeth McCormick and Thomas L
and Tar many imitations are offered Wa‘drnn as executor of the estate o
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's into Mrs. Mary 1;. Butler to determine
Honey and Tar and refuse any substl- to whom to pay money amounting tr
info .oll’cied as no other preparation $2.237 balancing to Mrs. Biitlcr. Or
will give the same satisfaction. it is her doaih bod. it appeared in ovidoncr
mildly laxative. It contains no opla on Mrs. Builcr gave all her money, rcp-
uud is safest for children and dc icatc rerouting hcr enriilnzs from many
persons. Sold at Plais ad‘s Druvz vom's of service in the famliv or Jolly
Store. " McCormick, a well-to-ilo plumber, to
~---—-——-----—-—-—--- tho laiter's daughter, Elizabeth. Th“
Mrs. Sweetly—My daughter, you heirs of Mrs. Butler including two els-
know, has that graduated from music lers objected to the payment of the
school, Did you enjoy her piano ro- money which was in the bank to Mls'
cital last evening? , McCormick aliasing that undue in
Mr. Blunily~0h. yes. I was born lluonce, had been brought to hear or
near a boiler factory. and my motile the dyinv. woman and the bank accord
always said I inherited a fondness f in‘~lv brought this action. Judge Fay
noise.~—Detroit Free Press. decided in favor of Miss McCormacii.
.m... M “was“ _.. .._. »...--‘w......._.~..._ “mum-..
» ‘ R ZILI N BALM'u}
, TRIAL BOTTLE 259.
(litres afield in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
ly'lledical Curator Bronchitis. . 506
. res Worst Group in a’ Few Minutes.
its Sore Throat and Ulceraied’ Tonclis.
lilerosliive Cure for Quick Consumption.
"ill the Catarrh Microbe andCures in One Month.
Ire-thin: We and nature- nearing. .
are Hay Feverioi‘ Money Belus‘dpd. 50c.$t,oo ‘ , , . p
. onll’lnliflg on Earth That Cures Asthma. f
“01‘ ONE FAILtlflfl IN 100 m”
tails the Smelrmocun. tho dyspepsia norm and basis the stomach. .
Yoko! old Grip out oi the WOW. Molorliiq the vigor oi youth. '
Cures Morley. Constipation nod Piles. wtum all else fails. Mumps
in Nbouru.‘ Eorm;buinl minute. bills the pain of no... wutm or
V hornet plunge in I 2i) devil “"3011
second. llools sores moot Toxicolu fob»
would» bums, pron lute. proulcsl tonic
,SURTAlNS THE WILL.
o...”—
CERTIFICATES or INCORPORA-
,, ' TiON
CHARTFORD. Dec, ills—The follow-
in; certificates of incorpoiatlon have
can filed with the, Secretary of State:
, The F. H Lewis Company, of Web
erhury, capital stock $20,000, for the
.manufacture of pianos and other musi-V
cal instruments. The incorporaiors
troll. H. Lewis, G. W. Lewis and s. A.
10 lger. .
_,,Bridg’eport Realty Company, capital
ifocktfifiool The officers are: Prceh
dent, J. W. Wright: secretary, W. 'i‘.
smacks: treasurer, Charles H. Wolff.
1' ‘f Bridzeport.
stems _, I I
on , r,
iiiiiiu mt. ,
”WW?!”
venting lock 3.: 2 'i ,. liver liirigurotor
Kill! a ball 0v ’ it w . undiiuudniziin limit:
night. Cum all ,i, odv,flill‘.wii,lio iii , . ,
. germ diseases. :1: 3? bottle of ilroritlun mm, r141": "3m“ .
‘ , lootem'fltood ‘ ti“ balm. methanol 75‘s,," Wu'w econ ‘5
flucglllggfim ihs‘modlcai profoit- (fl? , ‘i‘wiimisci month‘s lulu l‘limufitfidl" ‘lil‘ll‘é
“Swami“ m. 1W m Ulsortti‘d‘rbnnliu. treatment) 25‘.” gm at ’(‘iilIB’Wllfl
:5». is...“
2512,1500 and film} AT Dit'iltilii‘ii‘i'li’bi.
‘tion is so larvoly r‘u‘lzc'l and thei t‘ic
. death. but one dose of Foley's Hone:
‘ lull horse newer. one N. if. Safety on-
"roepectlvc purchaser of their ”NM"
that in the matter of quality, quantity,
”fin"r\“f\‘\‘h and; «out. inform" git-\nl»
they can be depended upon to meet his
"Md if this mm be done the scheme.
will have much to ‘commnnd it. to
a. largo amount of uncertainty and
rotations detail. lintll ”No is don"
the employer cannot be expected to
loolr upon it with much favor.
“The were earners of Connecticut
rank high in character and lutelli~
trance, while in numbers they ennui“
tutu a vast army. Over ava'u'st them
is the group of employers, relatlvc‘v
few in number. but 0‘ immense ind"
once and importance in relation to our
zcnoral welfare Wither "no of t‘w
wrounn is wollnirzh helpless without
flit: other. Mid it is of the hlVliN‘it ii"-
mrlance that the relations between
them shnuldbc lhose'of cordial fr'enr‘.
”hip and harmony.
“In our view. the state ‘8 to be M"
"rn‘ulutnd that thin desirable condi
cases ofslrlfe and contention within
‘ts borders are so few and unlmporiv
ant.
, “Tho your has not. been one of great
cciivltv nu iii-v pert M the board. Tb"
‘nhor troubles whl‘h have come under
"a nlwnrvutimi how) not an it orinnrq‘
min, involved lar-w, lutererts or bow
of a nature to eor’our'v ufl‘cct the "-n‘.
"are of the cominun‘iv at lurco. l"
'10 inslaprn has ”in board been ca‘loil
“firm to arbitrate an" {'(llllf‘nllOll mvl
in ncarlv every case of strike or lock
'Wt. ilf‘lf‘lii or threatened. the nart‘rv
‘hnmsclyoe linvn. after u lmxccr c
chorior interval, found an acccnlnb'o
‘msis of nvrrmmeut and resumed null»
«up. relations."
A law to vomnol mayors of cities
‘ilcl‘ m'nc‘i'lms n.’ ‘nll'\!' or"an'z°-
”um and bonds of mauul'ociuriuct con
Wile involvii'l in labor illmmlll‘cu in
unity is»; erbltrutinn commission nn'i
"ivc full nlformatlon rccardlna their
'9 one of the tliiiivs rocomnmudcd.
Tll" report deals extensively with
‘ho Bvlilsouort trolley illi'lki‘,
in lllliiols thcrc is a statute compo“.
his mayors of cities and heads or man-
iifnciurlng concerns involved in
"lr'kos in wliléh there are 25 or mor"
persons involved to not‘fy the Rial"
board of arbitration. This animals to
‘ll" cmiilcinen of the board as on cv-
Wdlnm riotrie A word is said about
the desirability of exercising caution
in lewis‘allnu and the commsrlonars
ray that they bo‘lcvc that the forward
slop recomuwn-lcd would be fraughi
with good results.
OF lNTEREsT TO MOTHERS.
Thousands of little ones die over-
vear of croup. Most of them con"
have been saved bv a few doses 0
Foley's Honey and Tar. and every fair
lly with children should keep it in in
house. it contains no opiates and N
rate and cure. Mr. Georzo H. Pirir
ct. San Francisco, Cat. writes: “Mi
llahy had a dangerous attack of crew
and we thought she would choke i'
and Tar relieved her at once afic
wthor remedies had failed. We at
never a minute without it in the
house.” Sold at. Pleisted’a Dru"
Store. "
PROPERTY Tign [in WITH MORT-
B.‘
The limisntonlc Trail Rock ,Com-
copy of Huntington. is evidently in
bad straitm An action was fi‘ed in
the Superior court Saturday, by WH'
iiam Muirhead of New York for the
foreclosure of mortsagoe upon most
of the proportv of the firm upon live
notes avarecetinz 81.500 in value.
The plumage: are upon one Farrel
Rec crusher. one Sergeant swne
drii . one Bigelow-Mannlns boiler of
(ice. in: cars for coming "one and
a number of other places of appara-
tus. it is slated that intimates. liens
and attachments cavernous 86.275
are already held against the concern.
‘ A PLfiAbAN'l' PILL.
No bill is as pleasant and poultivr
an EoWltt‘s Little Early Risers. Du
Witt's Little Early divers are so low
and effetivn ihni children. delicate lull
lee and weak periple‘euioy their clcnu
sing effect. while circuit people till
they are the best liver pills sold. duh!
by The Clifford .PhiirmacY. "
KEPT A GAMBLINGJOUSE.
MERIDIDN. Doc. nit-min the our
Court Saturday, David, faves. churned
with keeping a 'samblln house; paid a,
line of 3100; John :W. Holmes pain a
similar flue lei-“simian; liquor on Sun-
da ,, TWO, othernisu who were in‘
raved intho raid hlch led to the
, of yet and or
. t
“WWW-«momm- - summon.
the employer. for it will relieve him of
n. at» ' 7
.Bcatou 'irantcrlpt writes as follows;
l-A, sreatscramble’w secure audi
tlonal street policing,
take place before i e
the General ‘lAssemblv- Established
trollcy corp ,atlonu will apply for ex-
teudod spriwioseu. and new enterprises
which, will seek incorporation and
charters are. springing up in, all her»
lions of the state. . ‘ ‘
The Connecticut Railway,
announces its intention to’ ‘s’p‘ply for
valuable franchise rights in“ both cost-
ern land'osntrai Connecticut. ”it will
eueavor to gobble up priviltixee in
New Haven, _ Hartford, Middlesox,
New Loudrur and Windham counties.
The Connecticut Railway and“ Lighting
Company, the pov‘verful rival of the sin
gaiitic‘Conuolidatod corporalwn,‘ will
outloavo‘x- to tighten Its franchise bold-
face in various putrid of the‘rommnnr
wealth. it will have an reflective aid
in tun senate in trio portion of Allen
W. Pairs, of Bridgeport, who: is a
senator-elect and who is general coun-
sel for the company. The Ha.tford and
Springfield company. which is a Boo
ton controlled venture, will also ap-
pear. directly and indirectly. as an ap-
plicant for additional trolley riuhte.
The Hartford Street Railway Com-
pany will make an effort to secure an
extension of its privileges; indeed.
nearly every trolley corporation in
ihe‘state will try to obtain a legisla-
tive hand-out, ~
Moreover, there is a larva numb»
of street railway companies which
lioldl uuutilizcd charters. These fran-
chises will expire next summer by
milation unless construction opera-
tions under them are Voommenced
prior to that period.
lions will appear beioretbe General
Assembly with petitions‘ for the ox-
tension of the life of the lapiiin‘g trap.
chines. A larlze fractionof‘the char-
ters which will be applied fer repro
seats inter-urban or inter-town enter-
prises. ’l he geneial tendency, an “luv
vied in the petitions. ls towa.d the
development of new trunk line; l
01 e~s. Numerous applications fO‘
-uburban lines running from populous
colors to sma‘l towns are being for
'uuiated. Various trolley corpora-
tions will aim to procure privilege:
to occupy additional municipal streetr
it now looks as if lrollo propns
lions would occupy a considerabl!
share of the time of the Central As
sembly. Some vigorous contests are
anticipated, as in several cases rival
sets of applications will strive to so-
curc the some privileges.
" TELEPHONE TO RIDGEBURY.
i
1
The corpora;
Line Now Being Bulit~Wiil Have 8b:
Subscribe".
Ridgebury is to have telephone con-
nection at last. A line is no.. o-i a
built to that hamlet from the Ridge-
floid cenrrai oillre. As Ridgebniy is in
the town of Ridgcfleld, the new line
Will be in ...e Ridgelieid dl "son. it i
mooted that the line will be ready
or uso about mo first. of February.
At the present, time six subscribers
will be on the new llnc‘, They are Red
W Olmstcud. Janice Hall. Samuel A.
Joe. William E. Palmer. Gilbert B.
'lil‘l‘ and JolinP. Gilbert.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
"DcWitt‘s is the only genuine Will:
Hazel Salvo," writes J. L. Tucker. 0
Center, Ala. “l havenscd it in in
family for Piles, Cute and Burns to
years and can recommend it, to bc the
nos. Salvo on the market. Every fam
ily should keep it, as ii. is an invalun
lie household remedy. and should al
ways he kept on hand for immedintiL
use." Mrs, Samucl Gage, of North
Bush, N. Y., says: "i had a favor
one on my nuke for twelve years the
he doctors could not time. All salve.
ml blood remedies proved worthless
could not walk for over two year:
ue‘ly i was persuaded to try Dc
Viti‘s Witch Hazel Salvo, which ha.
implelc‘y cured me without leaving
scar." Sold by {The Clifford Pba;
wary. "’
NO REASON To RAISE PRICE.
HARTFORD. Doc, 19.~—ln reply to
a letter from the Hartford Post. call-
lng-aitcnilon to a recent statement of
"a tinrd coal dea era that a nae of
from 50 to 75 cents in the price of coal
will follow the embargo placed on
freight for the New York. New Haven
and Hartford by other railroads. Pres.
.dent Moles has sent the following: "i
see no reason why there should be any
idvance in the price of coal, nor do
i think there is going to be any short-
8. We are handling today a very
ouch larger tonnage of coal than ever
before into New England and unless
.ie denand is far and away in excess
if previous ycnru. there should be no
"Winn about our ability to properly
care for a sufficient supply to meet the
manuals. ,
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING A
BURGLAR.
Constable at Chapleitu, Ontario, says:
i taught a severe cold while hunting
l burglar in the forest swamp last
'ali. Hearing of Chamberlain's
Cough Ildlnedy i tried it. and after as-
ng two small bottles, l was 9 mpleto
‘y cured." This rcmedy is nteudcd
especially for coughs and colds.
will loosen and relieve a, severe cold
in less time than by any other treat
ment and is a favorite wherever its
superior excellence has become
known. For sale by Stillson-Powoil
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy.
l’ierco‘s Bridge Pharmacy. Zeitiuss
Pharmacy. “
APF'ROVED BY .RiDGEFiELD.
'i‘lic Dnnburv l’ower Company has
advertised its intention of making up»
plicution to the. legislature for a. char-
let to establish a power lent and
transmit electricity in cove ai towns
among which are niiitcnc‘d‘und fled-
ding. do, betwaen our proposed local
leliftl'lo company and the iDuuburv of.
fun we mav be blessed» with electric
lights and power, yet. For which your
petitioners ever praywnldgeiieid
recs. _ ,
BTOF THAT onto
or it may result in Pneumonia.
lira
'lllan Balm is brushing up (told: when- '
«7r lt‘lud. almostwitboiti oxceptio'i:
I
iii, to. liar and mu MM use oi
*tord. m ohtW‘er ..
franchises,mli ,
next amnion cl. ‘
Company ‘
.1 ~. ReadCo.
Eui'obitolaed,.fd.5.l ‘
'J Gold Jlldltill ll.
, Qur collection of Solid Gold Jewelry, 14 carat fine, is
made up for the most part of articles which arciieccssary
in every day weanlhc very things people,Arequlréi‘fory-
use. Breeches, Stick Pins, Sleeve Links and buttons)”
Collsr'Buttons, Chit Pius, liaby Pins, and Neck: Chains.
‘ Designs arc the latest, and prices the lowest possible/for
.
dependable ‘ goods.
$6.50 Silk Petticoats for $4“ 98’)". ‘
The. best Christmas values yc‘t. Ten dozen heavy Taf—
feta Petticoats, having wide flare fiounccs with three sec-
tion mfilc. There is a deep utidcrpicce and dust rnflle of
taffatine. ,
.Plain colors, black, red, green, Yale blue, navy, brown,
and fawn.
bl Changeables in [five different combinations all desir-
n c. ,
T licsc have the appearance of ten dollar skirts.
Special at $4.98.
Doiillli Things at the Art Section.
They are useful too, all hand made, showing much
thought and originality. . ‘
s . Little Journeys. Silkcu Bags that open in a myster.
ions way and contain‘nccdlcs, thread. buttons and pins.’
about enough for a “little journey."
Pond Lily Bags. Sweet smelling bags of silk, each
‘fa‘i‘stcéncd to a velvet lily pad. UeSigned tor work or hand—
c is s. ’ ‘
Collapsible Work and Scrap Baskets. Made of card-l
containing
in "a two without crashing.
be thoroughly, appreciated.
up.
inns.
practical, 50, 75 and 98c.
elevator.
'UHETY.
Wilt Become Adjutant looser-oi of
4 , Momobmtm,
WASHINGTON; .Ddil.‘ lawnmower.
elect Douglas, of Massachusetts. re-
cently , wrote ocretary of War Taft
auklnz‘hitn if he would detail Lieut.
iGGll. Miles roilrcdgfor moths govern;
or's alumni he should make the re-
uucst after his inauguration.
,tary Taft replied to G .v.‘ Douche. s‘nb
ing that no will make the detail when
requested to do so.
MOTHEHB Bl! CAREFUL
of the health of your children. book
out for (laughs. Catlin, Group and
Whooping (long; .
«One Minute ugh Cure is the boot
remedywliarnticos and plenum
in ,v .‘i‘he Clifford Pharmacy.
Aprons reads to Wear.
_ White Lawn Aprons for afternoon wear, plain, hcmo
stitched or trimmed With lace and embroidery, from 25c
French China Hat Pin Holders,
- metastatic "”'
Scores 5 1309
in»
board neatly covered ‘with ; rctly French cretonue and
several compartments.
These can be packed
Dozens of other odd and
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