trio alike, former price
335 0,011 for this sale”
Tea“ Suits. formerly $40
and $50; for this sale. ..
,_ 1dr Stilts, formerly $50,
{E now
dios’ Suitii, formerly $16,
.......
9.5.00, now. . ...... .
...-$16.98
.$2o.oo
“$112.50
...$13.50
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LINEN C OAT
m1.
Linen Coat Suits ................ . . ... . .. ........ $3.98 to $15.00
Eton Suits ..................... . . . .. .......... . 33.9.8 to $15.00
Princess Suits ................... ....... . . . . . . . $4.08 to $15.00
In White. Blue, Green. I '
Linen Long Coats ............. $398111)
. We are opening up two 11,111
1.1.111 to sacuilce our goods for ten dads
11f~the best coeds and the most up~to- date stules in The Norf‘ hits. and nitrous sell for much less’tlian othe
$25 Silk Coats at ...... ... $15.00
$20 Silk Coats at .......... $12.50
I
$§o Covert Coats. . . . . ...... $5.98
$12 Covert Coats. . .. ..... . $6.98
$15 Covert Coats. . . , ...... $7.98 .
$18 Covert Coats ........... $9.98“
Sigh?” t; 1M11:1h.1 _ .1
First come.
LADIES’ SILK COATS.
COVERT COATS.
SUITS.
.1
11".;
establishments one in N 10111 Clip 111.1111. other in Broadwau Brookl'un. and we have
This will be the chadce .6) 110111 lifetime. as ererubodu knows that we
ores 111111 at whOlesale. because
Eloise“ 011 neidhbors,
irst served
make our own goods :11 New {01k c1‘1). and besides have so much of an outlet 111 ellE our stores
Mahala for 1151.11 takes of) the expen” es 0) 11111111111 coStlu credit machined). cellectors. books and bad accounts. and b1) blllllilti for cash 11hr 11011
‘ ' i bought of as net. ask 11011111911101. then did. “ ‘
. willie New England States in
' ”in: important Business”
.ABRINGTON, Muy 28 ~—New Eng
when) to see another of her
i. mlustties toiten up by a for-
country, according to the Donor-1
‘ 10f. Stato~nothing loss indeed
the production of maple sugar.
rinse of!” among the Alps may
1 a bit fantastic, but‘ this is just
. ill take place if experiments
being curtled on in Switzerland
ccbesiui. Some months ago 300
wholes wore imported by 'hut
from New England. and 111
. half of them died from poor
E ”slit and lack of proper care. the
Milt that large plantings 1111-
:Tfled In the immediate future
bich such a policy will in
ord from the sugar bill
it! weighs so heavily, in one
Ila incentives of the people
. 1 untold republic in taking up
, liter.” Then. 100. Switzerland
E, ~- to him; of this sort is
from t a United States for
rough the investigations of
srtmont a few years ago
ocean of manufacturing su-
was introduced into this
.1111 Switzerland, than even.
1 lying her in part of one of
-
w
for western constituents may
Gangrene is made up or e
111111111 with vast and innumer-
locked in their breasts
‘1; they misht profit. hard
cw England sense doesn't
that way: At least. (ion
cculi. of Massachusetts.
its was chiefly inntrument
,an the bill which. 1111 a
"at the “cotton leak " pro-
0 premium exposure of
11011 ‘information a pen-
1 ddsrt‘dl secret 1111
and according to
'1. least. it doesn't ox.
, but 10111 111' that approval.
-of the anti
. it
-
:-
black him with our means, that We
should all be bankrupt." Since Mrs
McCall Is now sewing his sixth term
in Congress, it is generally hdmittcd
that he knows what he is talking
them in spite of the fact that this
ldmlsslon punctures one of the bean-
tiful popular fallacies concerning our
national law givers.
'l‘hree plums fell into New England's
lap when the tree inhaled "additional
ride to navigation in the light house
esstnblishmcnt" was shaken in tho
House last Week, or rather. when tin»
bill bearing that name was passed
These three plums took the shape ol‘.
appropriations to the amount of sli—
use for a for; and signal station for lair-
1u Hunt, Maine. another of 810,001)
for a fog signal at Baker island. Sn.
fem harbor. Mass, and the third for
$115,000 for 11 light ship to bo niucelll
off Nantucket. Shoals. of the sumo
stoic. More than a million and it half
dollars will go this your to provide
for warning beacons and sirens, to no
established all the. way from Maine
to Harrell. in the work of the govenn
merit. in rendering safe the highways
and bywuys of the sen.
Congress is new busily emailed in,
preparing for the final rush to ad»
lournment, and with the oxooptlon or
the appropriation bills. everything has
assumed more or loss ilnnl form. The
statehood bill, which is in the hands
of the conference committee, can be
brought forward at almost. any time.
it is believed, and although the House
committee has decided to non-concur
in the rate bill as it comes from tho
Senate. it is held that such action is
more of a formality than anything
else. and that the measure will come
before the president for his signature
by June 1. There has been: some dis-
cussion an to the advisability of Ité
tempting to replace the words “in
its Judgment. " which were stricken out
by the Senate, but in reality the point.
amounts to nothing from a practical
olden-lace its ludgmsnt ll the onlya
moans which the Commission can use
in determining 11 reasonable rate. 11111111 , ‘ " " '
theretorc it makes little difference! 1
from this point of view whether the .
words are retained or not. Moreover
since the best lawyers in the So
advocated the dropping Grithaf 11110
the House is likely to accept ii,f
in well understood by the lowsr be
that the senate has rendered the h
constitutional so that the measure. at-
or seventy days of tho mmwhouetim
debate and searching consideration
lover devoted .to any previous measure 7
of like alternator. is regarded 111') 118014.
in; a mic edectiVe 1119111111 or our)»
in; trans lion abuser. with
stamp 1.11.1.1 'eutiai approval wit it
the measure has received. it is hardly
likely that tho Home will do pun ‘
5‘11)!
‘ 1.1111nce’TruiiTsl‘é 11?)? \Vii ingrrhlftxlli:
vision fér the issuance of gold cor-titl-
treusury to put out a flood of much-
needed bills of Si and $2 denomirtu
lions. for the silver new used as so-
(‘nrily‘for tho ‘5 and Sit) then run be
utilized. Because of the unparalleled
business prosperity of the country, the
demand for money has resulted in re
ducing the- silver balance in the trees-
ury to 871313.340. loss illnn 11 third of
the amount on hundmnc year ago. 0w
in); to this condition of affairs the
treasury was unable to issue (ortifl
rates of any kind during" December and
January.
An historic dinner was given last
week at the Russian embassy, when
Ambassador and Baroness Rosco on-
fertninml in honor of the Japanese
Ambassador nod Vlncountoss Aokl. Al-
though the Portsmouth treaty of peace
who concluded'suulo months 1111011 there
has been a lock of social intercourse
betwoon the two ambassadors. and it
was not. until this Week that repro-
sentativos of the two great on loan
resumed personal relations. ulth ugh
they had mot and recognized 0111le oth-
er many, times in 1111 omr-ini capacity.
The ban not, which was semi-private.
served 1 purpouo of bringing to-
gether the Representatives of the two
nations on the same plane as though
there had been no war
, 'i‘hc sorry reputation that California
wines have managed to gain a and is
due entirely to the cupidityI the
California growers. according. o'Con-
nul J. Martin Miller, of Rhoims. The
control declares that the California
wine growers for years have pordiit-
bod their liner products to member-
ads as “Bordeaux." “Burnnndy” or
”Champagne." in order to command
higher prices and to gain the com-
more)“ rsntise these names litre.
The Calibrato- wince sold as such
sum it use only the inferior grades.
‘ result the wines of motion
cider! disreput'o it in (ion-
'11 .lninn that the American
‘ id do 111111111 bettert‘iia
' would use to itltlnrt
wine are 11111
its. in this my
be hull
“intuition” is
of turd. still the.
11111111111 or Obi ..
'Ulilttid fithtel ” ' .
Interstitial 111111
wait that the 1mm? ration oiile
turd he in“ it ill);
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Heft tlltncoiltdli,
e11
which; mi ht
than ‘1'
31143111.?
lint lie 'E
SKIRTS.
50 Black and Blue Brillian-
tine Skirts. formerly $5.
at ........ .$2.98
75 Gray Mixtures. worth
' $7.50, for this sale... .8498
25 Black Chiil'On Panamas,
$5.48
. .iormer price $10, now. . .
$17 French Voile Skirts at.$12.98
$15 Voile Skirt at ......... $9.98
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26:.
1..
warsrs.
w—
391: to $10. But for this sale we will give you more styles, as we
add to our stock 450 Sample Waists. no two alike. and they run 1 - 1‘1
from $1.48 to $4.98.
NOTICE—DURING THIS SALE. NO ALTERATIONS
FREE. BUT WE WILL CHARGE A SMALL AMOUNT FOR
CHANGES. _ I
or:
1. M. arr-w
interest the beginning of the llootl oi
petitions from Sun Frapqu,%%mcse
tor new (11.111111111111113 of if We {“11
is estimated that fully
antes were lost 1 the fire. and there
is little doubt lb 1 there will be more
than twice that number of applica-
tiohs. The opportunity will be too
good for many to throw away. in sup
plying 1111111111. 111‘ home with lnrondyto
hand admission papers The immigra-
tion authorities look io1w111d to some
strenuous 1111311
M. W. Bray. 11' structural architect
of Washington. has perfected 11 flying
machine [hill is out of the ordinary. in
that it actually flies. Mr. Bray was
interested with the lute Prof. 'liungley
in his aerlnl experiments, 111111 the lit-
tlo model that he launched through the
air this wwl; performed perfectly. The
machine in or the plnne variety, the
hood being male of, aluminum. Abovo
the hood, horizontal propellers lift the
car into the air while s: era and how
propellers furnish the driving power
with the assistance of 11 gasoline on-
gins. Mr. liray in 11) work on 11 our
capable of urtunl nsc.
25.000 certlfl
"No more undersized officers for the
army," in the order that has been in
sued by General Boll. chief of stuff
Hereafter commissioned oil'icorscntcr-
in); the fighting force from civil life
must be five feet and live inchesin
height, or they will be rejected. The
friend ..or the late 'r‘ighting Hoe
sold at the new order. They
tile mun, for was not General
"a initlgot in size but 11 giant
1LAWltiiiNCill
.. 1
HONORS FOR BRAVE: SOLDIERS.
WASHINGTON March 28.-—Army
officers and privates who played an im-
portant part in lighting the fire and re
liming ’tho stamina and adhering in
Elan Francisco will not be singled out
for epoclhl praise by the War Depart-
merit. it is contrary to the policy of
the army to mark a few men from in-
dividual commendation unless their
service be such that it demands in-
stool. recognition.
General Function and General Greedy
and their associates were so busily env-
raged at the time 1111 the Galifornia
director that they had no time to pay
attention to reports or heroic (leads by
‘ soldiers and to make recommended cud.-
fi’hs general praise of the troops and
officers of the drmy is heliov‘ed by the «
War Dopartmcgéto be preferable to' on
Virtual commendation
r'lt injusticet
trifle sincere and 1111111 on 11‘ no
known to the department.
attempt st in
“Loula‘géghhr Believed Mrs. Rideaux‘
.
CUT DAUGHTER OFF WITH 51..
Had Worn Mourning Before
He or Wife Died.
“Because Lillian has long 111951130th
1119 and behaved in 1111 ondutll’nl mun-
uor by deliberately dressing in mourn-
lug before i or my wife was dead 1 be»
qucnth her 3) and no more.”
111 this manner Louis i’cehlu who
died recently in New Haven. Conn,
dislnheritod his daughter. Mrs. Lillian
ltldeaux. of Arlington, N. .1. His will.
filed yesterday in the Surrogates ob
flee. Brooklyn. gave his entire estate
to his other daughters MTBt Carrie
lmulse Wright, of No. 287 Emerson
Place. and Mrs. Nettie Gabriel. or No.
till Kosciusko street. Brooklyn. He
had lived with Mrs. Wright since his
wife died three years ago.
Mrs. Wright last night said that Mrs.
Ridooux went. away in 1889 after a
quarrel between her father and hel‘
husband
"We heard. ‘ she added. "that Lillian
hod put on black, declaring her people
dead to her. Father believed it."
~—lieavy impure blood makes a
muddy, plmpiy complexion. headaches.
nausea. indigestion. Thin blood mn-
kcc you weak, pole, sickly. Burdock
Blood Blttms. melted the blood rich
red. pursw-restoros perfect health
THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO.
Wide -‘ Driveways and Handsome
Suiting}. a Future
CHICAGO, ily 26. -—"Within six
months the new San Francisco. with
its wide driveways and handsome
buildings lhill be well-advanced." said
Architect Daniel H. Burnham last evo-
nina. “in a years time it will not
be easy to find a trace 1 the devout»
lion left. by the can quake." '
Mr. Bum-hum has just returned from
San Francisco He has been called
there by the committee of citizens
that had been infiirlwoantui in mono"
in; him two years before to graphic
piano for n nioddi system of drive
ways. parks and‘ public placeii
Former Mayor Phclan was chairmen
We carry the largest line of Waists in The Norwalks, from
i
i
"lli‘yt.
hes us 10‘ 1111
’ Batiste and Handkerchief Linen; .
styles and prices will suit you. as
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Shirt Waist Suits of Lingerie‘,‘
they run from $2.98 to $15.
Summer Gowns and Confirma-
tion Dresses, from $7.98 up.
Gowns from $12.98 to $20.
We invite your inspection.
Let us make you an attra the proposition in the line of
‘ ELECTRIC MOTORS ‘
The Reed (it Voik Electrical Compact)
Phone 82-4.
7 r V .
1011p. Telephone Exchange.
“THE ‘orrrsaeuca 13 IN THE
... .m.
_ QUALITY.
G0 where you will tort your coat
‘ supply, the price is very much the
some; the difference in results—heat
comfort. conl bills, otter—resides in a
. superior or inferior quality. Tile ur-
. flole of fuel to be found in our yards
will successfully withstand the sever-
est test. Try it before you place on
order elsewhere. ,
lire Daniel Keogh Coal (30.
74 aelvuw Ave. ‘ 'Phone. 548
. IRAN? OFFICES
’Learysiliege. tone Railroad Place:
Brigg. Dru’g tore, Washington Street
on go. 1
of the committee. ~' ,
«""dhs plots... said” Mr. Burnhom.
“Were adopted in their entirely at 11
meeting on Monday. The principal
timd it) rebuilding." .
1 FOI‘I’UNAT MISSOURIANB.
1‘
.r hen-11.1 in (isomer. “Livonia,
Mo ‘ 111mm“ 13 now of
Greyriyilé
men) it
aumptloné
no
talk in San Francisco at thc'prosent.1
Norwalk Chronicler