and Parisian Itsvoitt
totvn dud barricade
no truth Irritated ill
'b or they indlscrlrutn
‘ 5:?qu
abnnds and fath-
bu‘ri‘mii out then
on a cent a tiny fol
.5 4’ then icitvos than
oconsnl says: I “Then
appealing nwst; strongly tt
toll of tho benevolent. Rev
‘ Billls, missionary 0
.is‘ lunilllar with tlu
Ili‘tions aml with tho fut-III
dentin tho oxilgoncy‘fl TI
«notation has cabled fund:
choral is sending it
, tut of the various towns of
blanks fort 6 annual Ie
_ military onrohnsnt. 'i‘hesr
3 nintdwbe filled out itiltl rotuln
I William alter'ul's office on
o’r‘ohrum-y 5,1505.
‘ oil ln’g disabilities for exclnp
rout Illiitary duty are prescribed
moon selibrai. Insanity
or menu aberration. loss of
‘ 4 3 eye. or permanent defect
' ill eyos. loss of hearing
lotto of pooch. kiss of an In In or leg
' 6r any othnyd may”): diucase which
ipmpucltu’m niacin) label. So
‘ on can 'ibi iy attempt on certifi-
methodical}; eons.
ll persons liétwoén the ages of it
, 5 yoltrs iritlg exemption from
' ty and commutation tax by
natal or physical disability
9.9.1» one of the plant-sul-
for' examination. and If found
pt will be. jumlahod- with a eol'ItiI'
:exehmholl. to be. filed by them
In solectmeu of the town In
are liable to enrollment.
to It
in buy year since 1878.1Ind the
Tolulised as permanent, and
‘l m I'Ilting in the some towll.
‘t be required to he. examined
. unless by tll‘_‘(lt'.l of tho surgamr
oral Persons \lllo neglect to file
1h Ir certificate of exemption with the
‘ netmtn‘ before the first day of Feb-
yr. 1905. will be. debulled l'Iqu (\1
‘ emptied for ale yum
'A FRIGHTENED HORSE,
Running“ like mad down the slide
I dumping the occupants. ol a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur
rence5. it heilomeu everybody to
have a reliable Salvo handy and
theres none as good in: lineltlen’s Ar
nlcu Salve. l'.lurlls (‘Ills Soles Ex
zemh. and Piles titanppeal quitltly un
tier its soothing tll‘i‘t’l‘l. 25c Ill [7' ll
Baxter‘s Drug Store. "
sAIIt'IIEL aALowIN DEAD AT AGE
0;:
Never Used Liquor 0r Tobacco In Any
I. . .5 -‘ Form.
Spmit‘el Unlllwnl died III Stlntlold
yoat‘er‘dtf; morning :It Ihr homo of his
_ oldest du’llahlor Mrs. Elizabeth it.
' I’trtlt at the; one of 95 wins. 'i‘lru
tidcpit'ml was It nutlv. of Brnoktleld
(ion . and was one of a family of ten
5 u of whom three arc still liv-
his; He learned tho tnilor's Irnde
when a young man In Brmlttlsld. and
until“ (allowing It. for a number of
yottt‘a 'w‘ent weal. finally locating Ill
(‘hlt'i‘nsut where he went Into business
5 for himself. He remained there until
year: ago. when he returned
héeticul with his family settling
in rumpus. lie. resided here for
l 5 years. and for the past five
"'I llvod lit the home of his
in ’Sft'fttfm'd.
utility iii one noted for Its long-
While his father died at the
44 years. his mothur lived to
need one. and his three sul-
Irotllot‘u. Eli of New York
rhino,- of Chicago, and Palulcl.
e .aro El. 85 and 87 yuan.
WWMVDI y.
‘ Wat-I gifted with remarkabltt
' pan and could recall with minut-
' I ovonta beyond the mummy
a grandfather and grandmoth-
a. man of exemplary habits
at his entire life he abstain-
of Intoxicanta or to
. “If! he often said
’ accounted for the re
ottoman by the family.
4 of tho sumo char-
flied: and one Iton
' 25 cents
an ttJll'liidl'C with it"
, respect Toqu the
Best out of” II, it must be
ulsificd and made like..3
cream. In Scents Emul-
skin it is plt‘pdit'd in the
best possible form to pro:
duce the host peasiblc rc-
suits. lllirty years have
proved this.
‘ . \l' e'll send you a complains.
‘Bco'f'r a sewing. to; run Strut. my. root.
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THE GILMAN PAINTINGS.
Mliliamlre'c Famous "Beau! " Coma=
ttéu Selling at Low Pl- cos.
“it's a shluna to do It ladies and
gentlemen. but they have all trot, to be.
sold Think 'of it. the famous Gilnlun
paintings going for a song. Wily tho
ounvassea on which they are painted
nro Worth more titan the. offerings I
llnl gutting." said Auctioneer Charles
Lee as he stood on the platform at the
store of the Lee Brothers Furniture
company. In. ilridgcport. and tried to
sell nnframéd paintings from the Oil
lnnn collection for doccnt prices. As
not enlarge.
in many muses it would have been
useless because III the gallely of bid
Ileltt were some. artists and some. crit-
ics. Many of the paintings offered
Were. vululoss except to he used as
cativass‘os for other paintings or as
souvenirs of tho Gilmun collection.
The highest price. obtained was $4.50
for u pastel. a study of a woman's
head, very Well done. Some want. as
low as three for a quarter.
Among thuse who were present
were Mrs. Andre-5w Park. formerly Miss
Katherine Kupfer. who received $5.-
250 from the Gilmnn estate for art
Work. and her sister, Mrs. Arthur B.
Camp Cldorgo w. Smith. luminous
ltgant. for I r. (lillnau for a ions; time
was pl'esol , but did not bid. Mrs.
Park hougl. novels] of the canvussot.
which she [by use: for othul paintings,
As therew w'ero signatures on none of
the pictllrdq offered lg, wad inlpostsihlc
to tell wliose work tilley wele. She
first scelll If two black canvassna fol
tell. The. first picture sold
went for li’ucents Among Ihl-oc
whlcll sold for 30 cents won one 01‘
MutlnmeISellihrich. which was It flas-
anllle llklenes .
Tho anti-.tloaoel' uvdn ausgealbd, to
help along Ihi sole. than same of the
paintings might be hinged and used
as a serous. IWI'IIsI kinthof It :I'utIIl
he did not state. it la lino. however.
that with" from. the paint. and labor
Oil the tnnvusfloa flfllllftfidvt‘f' ”'ullllll
they were slretthrl tullid not in: uh
tallied“ at the pricen- they Welo sold.
Sumo of tho frnmml pictures wore ol-
fored‘und us the {mines are ‘I'III‘I' ox-
pensivo. brought better prices.
._....- nu-..” H. ...___.
BEWARE OF COUNTEHFEITS.
‘DeWI‘Ii‘.’ It Is iilt’t null genuine Wlitii
Hazel Salve." writes .‘I. L. Tllffhitl’ of
Center. Ma. ‘1 lllIv1 used It In In;
faintly for idles ('Ilt.~. and Burns: l'tll
years and can Isconlmond It to he the
best Solve. on tho marked. Every funl
lly should ldeep It as it list an Invalua-
ble household remedy. wld should ai-
wuys be kept. on hand lllr lmmudldlo
use." Mrs. Samuel (lag , of North
Bush. N. Y.. says: "I I t.l n fever
sore on my ankle for twat to yours that
the doctors could Ilotf.t'urli 4 All shirts;
and blood l‘tllllt‘flius proved worthless.
i could not. Wall; fol over I.'_wn yellvs.
Finally l was persuaded fol. try lie.
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo, which has
celnpletoly cured me without leaving
a. scar.” Sold by Tho Clifford Phar-
macy. ' III
to INSANE. 1"
N‘ll it
Crazy.
The modilrsl fraternity as reprthleut
nd In the lIiIII court of (lliillmlil pit-us
ytwturdlty told ludgo liowhrd ..l Hutlu
Ils yesturdtty morning that Mrs. 'llhor-
osa Moll, better known as "Mother"
Moll. fornioriy III IInillI pcdtllor. was
mentally Ilnllltlunwd. subjsdt to Inssnu
delusions. and otherwise deslgnllttsl
hor eccentricity In technical names of
great length and of . eolllpllrntively
valrua Insulting to tho; laymen. The
consensus of opinion actions; tho dot-I
tors seemed to be that. Mrs. Moll had
Insane delusions and when she, refitolv
0d “promptings” lnigthat any tin do-
volop a suicidal or homicidal n Ilia.
Du i". B. Roland. of tho Wodport
annual-tum stud he .dunsldoml hor
mentally unsound and said. that she
ought to be conflnntl. iIio atln tied
that: If she was on n: m... with Inw-
onc competent to can... fol hsr. sine
Might be well. off. He also told of
the people with whom shu conic In
contact whilc at. his snnltul'lulu. '.
C. Lynch Id he saw but
twice. when she Was very bitter Inlhsr
talk Iflfllnltlllbridnuflltdr, Mrs. 0b Hill
and accused two of bar daulrbta of
twingo‘tggbgigr. 3&9:in her ml
5 I a r or south NW.
Admit Emitter. built .It prim on tho
Physicians Say That “Mother"
‘ years.
I It to us.
rognl'd's to their artistic values, he. did:
4 canton OUNTAIN also.
Ivvncq
i'lutner and: ‘
‘ PI so ‘xlve Inn 15:
tlnent bottle of:
mural Butv‘tlnt. , '
Isnme'.......:
:Atilllrsss ..... I‘ll
Ills-i: filo
-
v
nun-v4.5.5.5:ng
I”...
We soil and it imlly recommend Dr.
David Kenneuyll (.‘hloura Solvent. the.
wondsrfui new tipsy and Liver cure.
It is not u "but: It modiclue.’ it will
not disappoint you. Reputation counts.
pr. Kennedya excellent pl‘aparliit‘mfl
have been quII ,famoml for over iii)
We will give you It Week's
Freo’i‘relltnlcnt bottle If you simply
cut out the Wilton above and hand
impel bottles, for complete
treatment, cost $i..00 6 bottles for
35..00 ‘ {i
'GEN. GRAN Vl8lT8 PORTS.
NEW LON 0N. Doc. ‘2l.—-(lell.
Fred l).‘tlrant.‘ commandant of the
ttlantlc. Division. U. 8. A. after a
visit to Fort lint). Wer on Fishers‘
Islontl.5Fort Mitihio on lluil island and
Fort Terry on .l‘luln island, on a tour
of. Inspection. l.fl for New York yes-
terday aftempol , lion. Grant was the
guest of Col, hll‘ M. K. Davis. who
Is Ill uolllmtuui‘of the forta defending
the eastern e trance to Long island
Sound. with? leudqnarters at Fort
Wright. (ictvEI'ul t’ll'nnt explossed
himself as plant ed with the conditions
as he found Hunt at the island forth.
Mi...”
NO CASE OF, IFNEhtaMONIA ON REC-
Wo do not knitw of a single Instance
where a cough 1‘ cold resulted In pneu-
monia or consumption when Foley‘s
Honey or '1‘, had been taken ll
cures coughs lhnd colds perfectly. so
do not tulle. chances with souls Iln-'
lttlou'u preparation which may contain
opiates, which cause constipation. a
condition thut.‘ retards ref-ovary from
scold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tan Sold at i’ltllstcti‘s Di‘llll Store...
t
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GIRLS' IN UBTRIAL SCHOOL.
IlAR'l‘lI‘ORIl. Dec. L'i --~'i‘ho remit
of tho (‘onnetltieut Industrial school
I'm Girls was filed with the govolllor
yesterday by .11“! diruetors ol‘ the lIII
stitutlon. The dlroctors endorse the
I'm‘olllmendntilm of the superintendent
that. the logic tum bosslted to appro-
pllMo $5. 000 fl I needed repairs on the
auroral buildings. On October 1.
1904. there View 271 girls In . the
school. During the two years covar-
ed by iliu lulliul'i Ill? gills have iIt‘t-‘ll
«Med for by file-- Institution.
What that [loan of bliss
About Excelsior fountain
P6082
"i am point; one of your "Excelsior“
Fountain l'I'IiIl-z procured with eight.
coupons out. III-mu the Journal and six:
Iy-Illlltv cents. it Is worth every cent
of Two Dolltirs and will do anything
ext-opting ‘wrltu on the sands of
liulu.‘ 'l‘hodp lines are unsolicited.
‘ Very sincerely
Rev, C. l1. Vt'oodworth.
Dunn of iillss llusiness College,
IAleston. Mo.
WHAT deLKNowN EDITORS
say ABOUIT EXCELSIOR FOUN-
TAIN PENSi
"By llccunullatlng eight coupons and
the expenditure of but sixty-nine routs
In money. i ‘Ollltl time ago mine into
the posscsstln of null of your "Excel-
sior” fountau pens. l IIIII so much
pleased with it that l doslro to touti-
fy to its m l_\' good qualities. l (Ion-
alder It as 00d It pen as i ever had
and l haw- hul many.
Youls vurv II'.uIy
b I it A W Stnhha
15‘ ‘g In; if ltol Lynn. Muas., Evening
“'l‘li. ‘Excttislou' Il' .‘lc pen is gold. and
the lmidor Iii lllll'd Humor. and nun is
now In roultant. use on tht editors
desk at ‘gvss splendid satisfaction
For an him enslvc. usuflli Christmas
sift for ft'fiVI'nwmber of tho family. It
will ho found most desirable and the
cost In trlfil‘ tr."
bio orvllie Muss” Jolllnal.
“'i‘llo Gilliulicls editors have used
these title '.xootslor' Pens and find
them a mall thing.” worth three times
the money hat-god."
bridxo. Muss” Chronicle.
THOUMNII 8 OF PIOPLI IVINVv
WHIRK A I WRITING WITH IXI
’l’hcy are t karat cotld sold and are
warranted Ir one your. neatly paell-
ed in gr . boxes hearing this romsv
lured trademark.
5.72;."
hid“ “’3‘ __
if'fil’dtfidl 5}}
\
they trot out Into tho lobby on tho
almond floor of the sport boost». Mrs. .
i? 'poglic
ii ,I
its hit her two or three times turf! of his distillate a moat Ildpi'eulllil .. :’
business college Says.
for the luncheon recs
5_ d woman wltuosaca It I
favor of old Mrs. Mona having her
mum bacillus Involved in an amp
mom with some of the Other rodent
and all the way down in tho elevator.59
the words new betw‘ on th When
noun friend was attaoltnd by '
other women witnesses and by a man'
as wall
III the hack :
Superior Court Messenger Diaries 8
divans saw the light In prOKi' s and
hit rushed into ”it: thick of it and
ants hetero any damage was done.
for ids quick Wolk a much more dis
graceful scene would have taken piano:
The witness who was attuvkad Is
very angry over the affair. 'i‘boro are
quite a number of male and tomato
wilnoasea on both sides of the cane
and the feeling botwuen them is ap-
psl'olitly very blttcl. The light. was
also plutly witnessed by Attorney Ed
will lI‘. Hull. Mrs. Mull‘s counsel, and
Capt. "only North. janitor of the
building. who arrived just as It was
bring ended by Mr. hiatus;
WOMAN“
Mrs J H. titles, of ll‘vol'atwt “1..
says: I uniform for many years from
Kidney and (travel t..ronhle .The pains
from the gr vel was simply awful. No
physicians r medicines at home did
the any good. I finally began using
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite. Rem-
edy, of Rondout N. Y. A few words
loll tho result. 1 am It happy and our
fcctlv well woman once more.
. WW
CAPT. THRASHER INJURED.
Hurt His Knoe Emily and Has to Ute
crutches.
I Captain Samuel Pewors Thrasher
secretary of the Stnte Law and Order
intrigue, New Huron, is suffering from
a severely wrencbed left know. A. few
days since he stumbled. wrenching his
lines badly. 'Water on the knee has
developed and be Is now compelled to
an llllout. by the use of crutches. lie
will bu’ unable. to go about without
crutches for some time and may pus.
9|ny always burn to use a walking
stick
OASTOFI IA
and children.
Tilt Kill You all than Bought
30m the
Signature of .
POPULAR AHUSEMENT 8.
HENNE’i‘T-MUI
nl‘t‘hl lntt I‘f‘st
.‘l‘IIN COMPANY.
tnhldfnuled In Itht'
employ of the ii unit-Moniton I‘om:
puny .Ilt Hoyt's 'lieutl‘u Ht'xl week.
Bennett-.'tluulton Is it synonym of all
that. partition to Ihmnrlu-nl efforts. and
all are certain to he IItmlptIusutII-d when
attending any of their productions
Finch play is fully mounted. carefully
staged and sprq'lul attention paid it)
eostunu-s and envirollllwnts. This sea
soil, as In previous yours. the Bennelt-
Mbulton‘ Company Is foremost among
repertolrr nrguuisutloua. and Its outcr-
prlslng managers lntond that it shall
ulua’Vs lead the procession A new. at
at attmctluns will he lllll‘tltiilt'ed to the
putrolls of Hits. pIIleluI' organization.
Including, A. Daughter of the People.
liollt- of Vll'giniu. The Villa) Coin, A
Jealous Wife, Shndowetl LII-us. Lyn-
don flunk Myslm-y, and liliii‘l’ produe
Lions of equal InIel'esi. Vuudet‘lllu
features will ho inft'l'liilf'l‘tifltl through-
out the engugenlont.
"I‘IIE VOLUNTEER thtlAler '
In picsenting "'i‘ht- Voluntour 0r-
ganist" to Its pull-(Ins the management
of Hoyt's 'i‘houtre has shown good
judgment in thontattel‘ of what will
In most pmhablly; please Int patrons
This play Is ln’dueddt novelty in con
structlou. and anything In tho dra-
niiii‘lt‘. ”no of It similar nattuc ‘luul
wt to be offered. It sumoaafully np~
penis to all classes of patrons of the
dr,anlu and what is more essential It
pleases them and makes ll Ietlllll un-
Ipnrement It dosiralllo thing for both
company and theatre. The popular»
ity nttntnod by the sons of the same.
title was tremendous. but It may he
said that III the dramatic form its uti-
mirers are tlanIll‘Bfli. it will be Elite“
hurt: Friday evening. and Saturday
matinee and eventing.
marl-lass BICAREFUL
of thohoalth of your children. fool:
out for cough fields, Group and
Whooping Gout. atop them in time
“one Minute Cough Cure la the bent
remedymaliarmloss " and. pleasant
Sold by TheOiifford'Phamiac! / ”'
WW.-
QPEOIAL TRAINQZPOR ITUDENTS.
st. "or West ‘rllroupp Yummy
and Smith flirts Will in H0" Tully.
A special train carrying the students
of st. Paul‘ II school. of Concord. N. it.
to New York. went through here at
noon yesterday. They IllIIVo tho
phonic! otbr the new Haven road and
when New Yul-it was reached man of
than want by than!“ sol-vice ted ctr
scan in the south and wont.
Moth» collect spools will who run
through he tfidsfi. tho in:
bag anti col tour at tsuna-
‘k “Imam“ for the “when!“
it‘s llama
nonlinear 1will .55.
our IDLID new
airport or come.
3:?“ to “wort: Hilde
mi'
cl _ W writ nova tits
cocci r u 4
legato not Nit-P
I and Ida sy troouclo for war
writes Mrs mmm (than or of and.
ion. Wain..‘“un alga cadmium could not
hold out. ltrfati clay I; Kidney din-o
want! the very first dose save ma rs-
iiof and 15 out now cured i cannot
* II: .4 It Kid“?
and hm
. media
It ills tum
555555555 In 555mm,; tho. COIDififili 54
u
.lllld grow sound and well.
urea if W
not get blue Int 5555qu thim don’t i
always com his way palms Illa ti
amnstlilnlr mall with, him. he
“falls d . ‘M‘
torts spatial
looks forward “them I
on hustling. A man with his hard It
oilydtfi facilities has plenty of ”variant:
II a rid the man who gives up or or .
.lllts II has either a small luv
and ritlonlntod to deb"-
hititltl. tummy Mill it?
no for Mill, howeva
hull Inf uni
‘ rum.
ertftin and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablata are new
‘nlzeti throughout tho loll‘lrth dud
breadth of the land as the one euro
that It safe. and sum 'l‘ha‘lr unbound
. ‘ .5 Murmur tilt mil. 55
tibial: mt elalry godmother ‘ tone on tho‘ andro- our stow
“hired/nu the uracil Christmas crowdabavo blimp to
. We are denimtatratlug that ta ta practicable to soil toys on u... lowest
phasiblo margin or profits. matting it possible’ for e (.WIIII at parents to
Idaho their (hitch-en bunny Christnuia mom on a small outlaw That. is why
you‘ll It’lld- such it 55555. throng: in NW gtoyiand. which is lust. all Interest
log a place: for men and which as for children.
FUNERAL macros AND auastus'. .ij ‘
,
i2 soars mm or. word 555.45....
ed poptt'lnrfty—wcau‘idnzfi from the
thousands and thousands of euros ‘
they have affected. proVe bcyond Itllti
shadow of a doubt their than all
a cure. Whereln lies the l‘ greatness?
in the very fact that they are Na
It Is WorthaThought
tur'ea ow'n s‘llnplo rometly. They do
the cruel worlt In oxactll the smnc‘
way that. the digestive fluids of tho
stomach do because they are compen-
ed or oxaetiv the same elements and
possess. the ammo properties. They
A FORTUNATE AND GRATEFUL relietu the wank not] worn out stbm-
Itch of Its burden of digestion and per
out. it. without lot. or hindrance to rest
. The atom-4
Itch will get well quick enough in its
own natural way If It a let alone.
That Is what Stuart's Dyspepsia 'i‘ltb-
lsts do. inoy'do not only” let It alone,
themselves but make the food taken
Into the stomach do the. same.
You can satisfy yourself
truth of this statement. by putting
the food you would out. into uglass
jar with sufficient water and one of
Stunrt.‘ s Dyspepsia ’l‘ahlets. The pro
cess of digestion will be taken up and
carried out just as the. graphic juice
and other digestive fluids vvullld do It.
i'l‘hofr notion Is natural and they
cause. no tllstlllbunm in tho digestive
organs. in fact voll forgct'yon haven
stomach when they begin to do their
.work. so mild and natural Is the on:
motion. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
am for sale by all dluggists at 500.21
ox till} 19, "l
1!... :1
FEMININE TOPICS.
Every woman likes a pretty dressing
sutquu or matinee and either would
make an acceptable gift for an iutl
mute friend
The figured crepe. do Chine-s make
‘ up stylishly as sopnrute waists.
Society people are always looking
for something new and startling for
their sel'vuntsi _ .\ weIlAdrnsstell awr-
t'ant means a weli~kopl house. What
looks more siovenly than for the door
to he opened by a disorderly. badly
dressed. Innld. Something entirely
new for servants has collie to New
York this wint.or.‘and is thus doacrib
ed in “’l‘llo New idea Wonlauis Magu-
quII; “A wountn who prides herself
on ulwnys having something new ls
dlesslng he.- mums... all In one color
whim: The dress is of blue outwit
material, llle apron of hl'le muslin.
with all-Inns of tho some. the. how ur-
ouud the neck of blue ribbon and the
cup of blur: lune with a blue how. all
of Ixuelly the same slut-lo. 'lIlI:
wholotffetl. Is most. aItIrltctlw and or
Iainnl enough to stilt mun the cxtrome
(nudists. lfow easy to copy in any
color which may be. chosen to harmonj
fan with an' Interior.
There seems to he
flld for tllatelnlnu everywhere
Winll' I'.
If you haven‘t. a. good window for
bloswming plants select those: which
have upretly foliugu. Tllulw art: ot~
ten more (It'xzorntlre than the ol‘hors
even when the others not in bloom.
l'vo had just a glimpse of the new
spring suits and they‘re going to he
just. splendid.
The Christmas present one woman
is to receive from her husband. says
“Tho Sun." In the. redecoratlou of her
room with the Engiil‘lh china plum
and textiles to metal: which is the
Very latest thing for with and hangings
and draperies this .9559... While the
paper. which Is printed to match the
cotton stuff with its quaint designs.
comes in a great varloly4.of coldrius.
this particular rootnwill be done. in
two tones of Delft. blue. No frieze
Is used. tho paper being finished only
with lt‘IrIlt moulding. 'i‘hc antique
mahogany four poster Is hung with
olllnt/z and has n spread and bolster
covered with chintz to match. Por-
tlorca. lllvan cover. Ilrouslng table and
easy chair are all done in the same
material. The lucky otouptmt of the.
room declares that it III the nicest
Christmas gift Hill) has ever receitod.
oven If It wasp t‘ a surprise. .
A very smart host of PurIIIan lamb
has it straight collar and narrow flare
cuffs of white broadcloth umbroldmad
with Kohl.
There is so much lace and embroid-
ery mixed with the» fur which gives
the fur bolero Itlt name that one unan-
titular” whether It Is useful or merely
9 lbs.
All they cut figures from nil-(Ivor
Icons and applique them on. so they
cut the flower (fortune from the Islan-
llful pompadour ribbons and at»
phone the mop the eyeutnl; gowns of
chiffon, meditating. crepe do Chine.
a 0.
Many of the Multicolor ribbons lire
wide enough to Incite Into helm and
than mulch the nachos.
The new shim hair ornament: are a
bu elaborate wlth
cl trinifhih
i
a Islnsldcrahlo
this
halibut.
“it It probable that the tut tor plain
sneer main; distort ritthn omit»
tons for Its existence.
flower trhnmill I would never show
half. their. «on and beauty If appllnd
to II motel-lid must with a floral do
sign: It iii the plain. fabric that bring:
those out. poppet blority. for no
out ml that _' In to Wear
of that
The beautiful I
TO OONBIDEIR THE STANDING OF A COAL DEALER. . A REP-
UTATION IS A GUARANTEE AGAINST POOR QUALITY AND
WORTHLESB SCREENINGB. OUR COAL l8 SELLING UPON
lTB MERITB. BEST COM... PROMPT DELIVERY, ii OUR MOT
THE HARRIS & GANS C0.
01M. m yard. II Water comments Not-walk.
Telephone call 342 6.
BRANCH OFFICE, W. U TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
2 On. Main It.
I‘Euuo Into an courtuv‘s
LElliGH FURNACE ll RANGE can
I: for mom damn: that: Schuylkill Coal.
Two Ton: of (armor equals Thm Ton: of the Lomr
BUY JEDDCI 4ND pLD COMPANY'S COAL.
Raymond Bros
137 Whablnmon Strut.
Grand Clearance Sale (If Winter
Mllllner
A DISCOUNT OF 25 PER OINT. ON A?: TRIMME N .
MED MlLLiNERY. D A P UNTR'M
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER"
A fine assortment of china trim the importing house of VIMlng a. ca.
8. S TILLOTQON’S.
as waasmorou araasr. - ‘ ' sou-m sonWAth. court.
in The Hildalls
Big line of Mission furniture just received
for llltl Holidays.
Raymond a. Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. N rwal.
Did llou (Iver stop to think
that you could earn more money with your brains than with your banal?
That a term spent In SARTAIN'B COLLEGE will prepare you for If! cxul-
lent petition? That a good paying pultlon await. you if you products?
We Guarante o Poaltlom.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOOKKEEPING. SHOBTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
' iNG. ELOCUTION.
Saltain’ s ”CollegemDau and Night School.
F'ornlsnYeal-s 5 w‘. I
The Merrill College.
Stamford, Conn.
Has been placing young men and women in good paying
. positions.
WE CAN PLACE YOU.
Enroll for the opening
January 3. 1905 .
All books and stationery FREE.
Write for catalogue.
assessment. 5 partw-
Day and Evening Sessions.
M A. MERRILL,
Pridclpal.
tutu. lulltlltlutltlllllllnllll
tall I lulu lull Iiilllli I'll
SAVE iHlS
COUPON.
Fur Milli of. dam tom It cuts III in for
Emancipation with It solid told. fully warranted fountain Dan.
on barrel, rubber can, Ital-ow auction. bountiful scum. worth
Perfect contraction curs roam. You mam halt mu rm got along
without it. 0am our can I to chum-ti Pharmacypk B. Colman. 10 '
North Main amt. liliamlm,19 Wall street; mlwsrd P. Wood.
' 3ft WI“ street; ' '
-. NOTHING Il‘l’l‘lfl FOR CHRISTMAS.
Norwalk Chronicler