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‘ ‘ NAWNIC, pIRIO'I'ORY.
, A Ipselsl Communication of Old
Well Longs, Ne. 1a, I'. and A. M, will
.' whom-st Its rooms, Dsosmhsr 10th.
1M." mo p. In. shsrp. Work, M.
M. ‘Dsgrss, foilsw‘sd by bsnnust. All
M stsr Masons cordially and frstsrn
nli Invited. ‘ .
- Frstsrnsll yours. ,
ROBERT M. WILC X, 800“»
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‘ , ‘Ststsd Convocation of Butler
pm, a. A. M. wursa hold at In
ms. December 11th, 1m. at .8
toslook p. to. Work. Past Master Do;
urns. All R. A. Masons cordially Ind
frnumlly Invited. '
' Frstsrnsll yours,
'ROBERT M. Wch X. Soc’y.. .
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'Figures recen
mark as to the Jewish population of
that. country show that in 1863 there
w'ere'about 6.000 Jews in Denmark, ex-
clusive ‘of Schleswig-Holstein. This
number has dwindled to 3,476. Inter-
marriage and absence of Jewish immi-
gration are given for the reasons‘ for
this decrease.
' The tests of the German government
have shown great variations In the
durability of typewritten documents,
but with the best ribbons the work
seems as lasting as that written by
hand with the best writing ink. While
some German ribbons proved good,
those of American manufacture show-
ed a higher general average in quality.
Tht Atlanta Business Men's Gospel
Union, of which ell-Governor Northern
is president. has organized a Christian
league to prevent further mob out-
breaks and to aid in the solution of the
race problem. Members of both the
races are eligible to membership.
Great prosperity has its drawbacks.
The Kansas funnels are complaining
this year that the ears of corn are too
large for the shellcrs.
LIMITATIONS OF THE CHURCH.
. Usual Services at the South Norwnlk
. Baptist Church, Tomorrow.
The pastor will preach a special ser-
mon tomorrow morning at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church on the topic,
- The Limitations of the Church, or
1 Fields We Do Not Touch. considering
one of the most vital phases of prac-
tical life and observation. Tracing
the Biblical; teaching. of this very
thought which is emphasized and ex-
emplified in the teachings of Jesus.
The Sunday school at the noon hour
will be a session of’unusuai interest.
The supplemental lesson and music led
by the chorus with the announcement
of the Christmas preparation will make
the session a delightful place to be.
The young people will hold their meet,
ing at six. Not in many. months has
the young people's society manifested
such deep life and activity as it is at
the present time. The evening service
at 'l, with the popular song service in
which everybody has a part. The
topic of the sermon will be. The Deed
of Blackesi Midnight. the fourth in the
present series on Night Scenes in the
Life of Christ. The music for the
day: Anthem, Sing Allcuah Forth,
Dudley I Buck; offcrlory, quarietie.
Breathe Out the Holy Spirit. Sprain-
er. Evening. anthem, Thet Lord is
Exalted West. The offcriory solo In
the evening will be sung by Miss Daisy
, Dilibrow. One Sweetly, Solemn
Thought. Ambrose. Miss Disbrow will
also sing with the regular quartcite.
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MIN'S CHRISTIAN. INQUIRY CLUB.
Last Sunday Mr. Swarm made an in-
teresting presentation of the subpect
Goethe. ills panel’was followed by
the usual discussion. Next Sunday the
assigned subject is The l’hophet
Isaiah. to he presented by George ii.
Vosburgh. The arrangement of the
csiondar for the first quarter of 1907
will also be brought up‘ at this meet.
lug. Blanks have been sent to each
" member of the club inviting sugges-
tions In regard to llihlacts to be dis-
cussed. to which It is expected there
\
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. 'leill be a general response. thus insur-
' ing s series of interesting meetings
during the first three months of the
coming your. The club meets every
Sunday noon in the South Norwnlk
Congregational Church and all men are
cordially invited. .
LECTURE 0N OLIVER CROMWILL
9. elm Touonaow svnumo.
The . Tomorrow evening Iii the South Nor‘
l wnlit Confiogstionnl Church. Dr. Marl
fsrisnd is announced to lecture on Oil-
. vsr Cromwell. the Man of Iron. in the
currsni course of (frost Personalities
of.lforsl History. Preceding the vet.»
visit the now organist. Mills hails it.
, Keillor. of Bridgeport. gives so organ
recital. playing the sirs of the great
composers.
Park a Tilford
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Nines. Liquori and Cigars
AT
“Hotel Oliflord”. .
llIiAliLlis drillers:
flourish:
Volume-s “as
2vavo. vonunnms
, L on.”
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' ness of the ozone current.
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silence of Souls of tho‘lllllrpy-
clos‘nlng up Process . .
Mr. Editor:
It islands“. that a wave ofmunicl-
Elsi ~ . “duos struck the shores of
Mn. st Inst. About. one
llslf of her clergy has discovered an
excess of liquor stores. a superahund-
once of passion dons, and some six or
seven 0! all‘those men of piety have
endeavored to prevail upon the. com-
missioners to restrain and reduce the
former and eliminate altogether the
latter of our civic evils.
. Just how'mllch of a wave even a
dozen men ofthe cloth could stir up
by concerted action, 1 do not know;
but it would appear that the silence of
some of the heavy weights impedes
.sreaIIy the momentum and destructive-
The con-
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.nlsrlucrlvva A CREAM 'or
new: BAKING POWDER
tribution to this same silence on the
part of the large population. also con-
tributes no little of distraint of the
same purifying breeze. The seal In
behalf of our public morality is some-
thing wondrous to behold; wondrous
indeed that some dozen of 25,000 citi-
zens realize. and alone. the enormity
and drift of our social inlquities; won-
drous that not a score of consciences
are at one in a common effort to do
Royal does not contain an atom of
phosphatic acid (which is the
product of bones digested in sul-
phuric acid) or of alum (which is
one-third sulphuric acid) substan-
ces adopted for other baking pow-
ders because of their cheapne‘ss.
something to amend the situation.
Oh, how these gospel ministers are
loved and praised by their congrega-
tions—an usually! because forsooth .
they talk well; and yet‘how forgetful -
these sauna admirers become when the m__.-;=.- . ..3-..
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
Sabbath sun sinks in the west and a ADVERTISED LETTERS.“
new day calls I" “0"‘9 deeds' Where The following letters remain uncall-
are the praises duo good deeds on the - . f
six days of work? Is the editor pro» ffletzflrtggszgfi?wmg post offices or
Phel enoufih t0 WWW for his ”we“ email Norwalk—Mrs.. Bertie Fisher.
Whether this little brew“ 0' "‘0’“ Car Forster. Miss Nellie Foster. (iam-
purification WI" ever become “ I0" vat Girovgy, Mrs. Philip Hassan. (.7. S.
W10?- 'Jermon. West at; Nat llangford. M. c.
““50 “0‘9- MT- Editor. another 9““ Mivllle Rev. N N. Morton Nicholas
seeding. 0" 9055'ny preceding wave Mortin: Mrs. Chas. ii. Molt. Mrs. N.
of reform about us. This one is edu- Mott, Mrs. E. B. Raymond. Mrs. Julia
cational. A small circle of citizens Ryne Beverly Stevens Jan Switorus.
have for many years endeavored to l. warren. -'
display some modicum. of pride as di-
rected to the end of higher education
In Norwal . Ouc quarter of a milen-r ~, ~, . . v, 1
ium of life passed. and at this late dam...SlievjmflfhgflnfirlEmil,” IMmr; (m2:
only ‘1 “"919 "I a movement appearsch George Johnson. Mrs. M. Kelley.
over our little educational pool. A Mrs. E. S. Iluflln. M E. Marshall, Neils
few choice souls have fIl'f‘illlli‘d °IlNiclsuu, Mrs. Harry l’llvlps, Bernard
noble halls of learning crowning some & Roono C F Rust William H Shel-
hill or vale of Norwalk. lull. wakcd up don S Webster Salts Textile Mfg (3‘0
I0 find It all It dream; they toiled l0 . V ’n‘ s KEITH p M I
get the idea. into brick and stone, but. ____'__,____ ' ' '
it received public burial, rather, illE
town meeting. my
‘Th" “"99"“ I would “OW raise. Mr. lion. and Mrs. John A. Osborn. cllicr~
ladltor. “3 this: Can you prophesy, or . lained a slllall company of friends yon
can anyone inform us where that. riol terday afternoon at uhwrw... at her
pie has gone to. or whether it ever home in West Mum“.
will return ill a tidal wave? Or have' ' ' '
we yet gotten no further than the ‘
three R‘s and commercial grammar?
It is to be sincerely hoped that at
no distant day there will come such
an emigration of high Ideals and prac-
tical righteousness into Norwalk as
will contribute momentum to these
small currents, adequate to clear our
moral and intellectual atmosphere.
in face of these small yet momcnr
tous topics above referred to. there
E, E. CROWE. P. M.
Norwulk—Miss M, E. Bennett. Miss
Mia‘s OSBORN ENTERTAINED.
Miss Harriet Osborn, daughter
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to find a windmill.
pionscall to us: “Comeon!” We will
do exploits! f‘ome off from the an?
icon. the slime pits; come from the
problem of high school and higher ed-
ucation and let us wrestle with our
three giant selecimcn.
The great. chum.
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Our Leaders.
TEAS, COFFEES. BUTTER. CHEESE, EGGS, DELICIOUS CAN-
NED GOODS, MAUD S. FLOUR, AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST OUR
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POPULAR museum-s.
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DEAL DORA.
if you want to spend a pleasant eve-
ning and enjoy yourself.‘take advan-
tage of the opportunity and go see the
play Dora Thorns when it. comes here
at all early date. Any one interested
in the drama should see how nicely
the novel of Dora Thorns has been
dramatized. The brilliant young ac-
tress, Miss Saris Marion.,.will be the
Dora Thorns when the play of that
name is presented here in the near fu-
ture. She is called “The. Ideal Dora."
and will be seen Monday evening at
Hoyt's Theatre,
THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE.
Another Charles Klein success is all-
pounced for the attraction at Hoyi's
Theatre, Thursday night. The Time
of Your Life, a musical farce on the
hypnotic craze and other fashionable
fads and fancies. written expressly for
George w. Monroe by the author of
The Lion and the‘Moulle' and The
Music Master. Is Manager Hoyt's latest
announcement. More of this anon.
an.
AMPS.
POTATOES—Fancy Maine Stock ................ pic, 200: hm, 75¢:
l
““5““ I“ 0“" midst, I.“ (“VG"- the WIN COCOA—Walter Baker's or Bockman's Special. st .. ...... a... 19o
1‘“ mlml. a vast tempest 0‘ ““3““ CEREALS—Force, Grape Nuts or Cream of thst, 2 plus. ......
critical consequence. it sweeps with-I I , -
in Its onward rush the. sympathies of STAMP SPECIALS FOR 3ATURDAV-
every citizen; and offers a pallailvc $5.00 in Stamps with 1 lb. Best No. i Tsa ....... , ...... ...... 5°C
to thousands whoac consciences have 04.00 in Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2 Ton ...... .. .. 40¢:
been stirred by the more silent, yet not. $2.00 In Stamps with [/2 lb. Bast No. i To: .............. 260
less strenuous streams of lnorul and $2.50 In Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Mo-Ks Coffee ................ 32°
spiritual light. And so It is determined $2.00 In Stsmps with 1 lb. Moe he a. Java Coffee .............. 80a
to have a general cyclone of crusade $1.50 in Stamp. with 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee .................. 201:
“Sam“ ”‘9 "“0"“““’*‘ "I ”l" ”"9“ sHOULoEns LEAN AND TENDER STOCK snow. AT 10c Ls
chlcfcst of sinners ill our midst, llllmt‘-‘ ' ' _ '
ly, the sclcctmcn. 10 STAMPS WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING. _
Ah! what a mum”. is this! ”9.... 1 Large Bottle Bluinn ........ 10cl 1 Bottle Gold Rock Mustard r. 10:
we have a foe worthy our steel. Here 1 Dozen Best Pickles ...... we 3 lbs. Clark's Milk Crackers .. Be
is Quixote fleeing from the battlefield 3 Cans Colt Corn .......... 266 1 Pkg. Toy Gusto. It ........ 10:
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE..-
NewYork GroceryCo.
”THE SACRED ART OF FALLING IN
LOVE "
Thu-ii Sermon to Young Psopio at the
First M. I. Church.
Tomorrow evening at the First Mo
Ws su plied the keen sppstltss of
house of COD THINGS TO EAT.
it is to be hoped the three will be SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
duly reformed and regulated. bolt the Telephone,
fresh air in upon us; upon us al .
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Phone 322-4. . '
" ALL HAPPY BUT TURKEY.
the psople from our Bounuous Store
We satisfied hundreds of psnpls who
lhodist Church the pastor the Rev. W.
W. T. Ihlncsn. will preach the third
sermon in the series on Young People
of Today. their Problems and Oppor-
tunllics."
The questions which have supreme
fascination for young men and young
women are considered from tho slanti-
point of the Christian religion. The
them: tomorrow night will be illustrat-
ed by one of the most beautiful roman
can of the Old Testament. The choir
will render music. Mr. Pauper and Mr.
Starling will sing "Crllcifix" by Faust.
At the close of the service the Young
Man will hold ll brief service in the
Bunduy School room
At the morning service the pastor
will commence a series of Christmas
lion." The topic will be “No Room in
the Inn." The Pastor’s Class for
Men Only. which Iii always an hour of
grDllt interest. will marl. immediately
sflcr the morning service.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
lot. Cranbury. War.
Golden Hill street. film, deed.
sermons on "incidents of the incarnsv
lilllu i’iilolso to Theodore if. iluyor.
name of Albert r. Minion myriad.
man 8. Minion. land and buildings,
purohsssd st this stars tbs dainty no vsitiss gathered from all parts of the
world. as wsil ss ths substantial poo (in that plans and tickle the palate.
You want tbs but goods the market affords, and we hsvsdhsm right hsrs.
All ws ask Is for you to sample our no ads and Judas for yourself ths quality
and rsssonsbls prices we offer. Our Elits Csnnsd Goods srsths finest the
world produces. Ones tried nlwsys u ssd. If you want ths but Coffss Ind
Tss tbs world produces ooms right hers and not It.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING onocsa. ’.
33 wss'r wasnluo'rou or. some uoawntx.
Some of DurSpsclaIs
Fancy Table Butter. l'Ii'Il in flavor.
200 lb. rr. our price. so; 601., 01.10.
Fresh Warrunied lllggu. special 290 Funny barge Mrsseua lomonu..vcry
“g, . special. don, 20c.
lcxlru Sifted Polls, regular 12c sells
FOR A FEW MINUTES.
INGLY.
Open! '
SANTA CLAUS, WHO HAS DE EN WITH US MANY YEARS, HAS AGAIN SELECTED THIS STORE" FOR
HIS HEADQUARTERS. DURING TH E HOLIDAY SEASON, AND ALREADY THIS HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS IS ONE OF THE GREAT CENTERS OF ATTRACTION. I
THE CHILDREN, LET THEM FEAST UPON THE INTERESTING AND EDUCATIONAL SIGHT DISI’LA-YID’1
IN THIS VAST COLLECTION, AND IF YOU HAYE ANY DOUBT ABOUT THEIR CHOICE, WATCH THEM
SEE WHERE THEY LINOER LONGEST AND MAKE YOUR, PURCHASES ACCORD-
BUT COME EARLY TO IN SURE EASY AND SATISFACTORY SELECTIONS.
coins IN sun .samo
Automobiles
These are already very popular.
Built'ou the same lines as the big
cars. ‘
’ From‘ $4.25 up
Dolls
Many of the little girls will have
their minds set upon a new doll. We
have the kind to please them.
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Prices, 10c to $25
Desks and
Blackboa-rds
A high grade and most substantially
made assortment, fitted with genuine
slate boards. The range of prices will
: fit all pocketbooks.
I
500 up
Teddy Bears
Teddy B. and Teddy G. will both be
here to greet you. dressed In the cin-
namon and white furs.
From $1 up
Wagons
in addition to the twowlleeled carts.
there is a complete line of four-wheel-
ed wagons. finely constructed in every
400 to $8
Horses
The kind to please the boys. All
kinds and all the sizes.
250 to $2
Sleds
What is lllore appropriate for “young
America" than a sled. We havevall
the kinds. including the Fexlble Fly-
el's. For both boys and girls.
Woolly Dog's I,
The kinds and sizes for all
children fronl baby up.
the
Priced from 25:; up
Games
Games in great profusion and varie-
ty. All the new ones and at popular
prices. ‘
100 to $1
Mechanical Toys
Let the boys look over the display
of Moving Trains, Figures, etc... includ-
Ilng all the paraphernalia incident to
‘the successful operation of a railroad
in miniature.
1
.50cto$3
2'5. to $5
10c to $1.50
mu up n ilifli fliSiHIPllflN.
MAGIC LANTERNS, DRUMS, VELOCIPEOES, TRICYCLES, GALLOP ING HORSES, TOOL CHESTS.
DOLLS' TRUNKS. GO»CART8, FURNITURE. DISHES, STOVES AND CAR RIAGES.
”dorms TO oun cusromsns.
We are pleased to nuonunce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not enacted by the
National Pure Foo nd Drug Law as
it contains no opla as or other harm-
ful drugs. and we recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Plaisted's Drug store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
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VERY COLD IN BOSTON.)
BOSTON. Dec. Bur-For the fifth
time within ten days Boston shivered
today as the result of a quick drop
in temperature. and this last. fall was
the most severe of the five. {Marin the
rain storm of Thursday, the tempera-
ture rose rapidly until 54 degrees was
recorded at the local weather bureau.
From that time there was it already do»
cllne. The temperature was nine at 10
p. m. yesterday. and s minimum of one
during the early hours today. in the
suburbs private thermometers record-
ed sore and In many instances. one or
two degrees below.
'Asruus SUFFERERS shoots
KNOW rms.
Foley's Honey sad Tar has cured
many cases ofc asthma that were con-
llidorcd its less. Mrs. Adolph Bund-
ing. 701 est Third St. Davenport.
many cases of asthma that were con-
tracted twelve years ago was neglected
until it. finally row into asthma. The
best msdicsl s ill avsilsblo could not.
a...” .. . a“ “W“... .....
in Sweet ()rungcu. nice and large.
2M.
Greening or Red Applbs. pk» 25¢:
bbl., $2.36. .
give ind more than temporary relief.
Foley’s Honey and Tar was rsoom-
mondcd and one fifty cont bottle on-
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WWW» 3 “HI. 26°: don. 01.00. ‘llnge.
LOUIS JQSELOFF
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Light. ill . Profitable.
Study Wort.
Beginners Vlsll Paid.
Apply st duos.
lilo lesion that: iiiafn
Water 9i. and steamboat PI; .
SullIIl hornslk.
HELP wan-run.
50 Operators on, Lsdlss’ Muslin
72 North Mail! It. TOI. CI Ii, SM. Swill Nurwnik.
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Nice lean Shoulders. our pond:
20 Pounds lirandatud Sugar.
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ASSORTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Ullllrtl bloc-Irv lu. .
40 Fort tit, East Norwsllt. Tel. 3194.20 North hints at, In. Nor. «Tel. 1“.
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III. .ipstuh.
tiroiy cured mo of asthma which had
MIIIII‘IO. Spinach. 0019”. (WWW. been growing on me for twelve years.
a. Pmnlus. Turmoil. Carrots. Cab u l lulu fallen It at the sum 1 would
have been saved years of suffering."
Plaidtnd's Drug Store sad The Clifford
Pharmacy. 0‘
AUTO FOR ARCTIC IXPLOHIRS.
unusslins. Dec. il.-Iienr.v K. Arr-
Iownky. of Antarctic futile. has invent-
ed on automobile with chain runners.
for mm Ill Arctic exploration. it is of
very light. construction. and it Ill the
inveulor's belief iluu ii mm cover the
Ice fields much faster than dos sleds.
The contrivsnce is being built at Bro
cons. nesr‘ bulge.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Bvrup
drives out the cold and stops, the
cough. Contains Honey and 'i‘sr. rm
from any opiates. Conforms to the
National Flu-s Food and Dru Low.
“meat to take. hold by s Clif-
ford Pbsrmmy and The Bridge Phar-
flnscy. .. .' f!
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FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
The peiticoat with full plaited flounce
extending to the knees set on In rib-
bondecornted points is a pretty style
and the full flounce aids considerably
in spreading the gown well about the
feet.
The gown in which a debutante male
as her how to society should be white.
says Dress. preferably chiffon. crepe
de chine, or some other soft. clinging
silk. and no limit is let to the extra-
vagant simplicity of this robe. The
gowns to be worn after the first recep-
tion can be in any light pale shades
which would be becoming.
There is no daintier morning waist
than a blouse of fine linen with a few
tucks and wide turnover cuffs and
collar edged with narrow lace.
Embmideries of pearl and let hands
together with a smart bow decorate
some very swell dancing slippers for
coming receptions.
There are unlimited opportunities
for adding becomln touches to the
costume in the di ersnt styles of
vents and wsisboosts as well as by
means of the soft lace and lingerie
guimpas. so that a woman may make
almost say desired color becoming by
the careful choosing of the accessorlt
on.
Of a line shudea while is after all
the most popular and the most dressy
for all manner of uses. White evening
costs are the lovlsst creations. white
tailored costumes are both dressy sad
smart. white hats sre the some of
perfection in style, and all are be-
coming to the maturity. .
The following recipe for Windsor or
quick loaf cake was recently isid on
my desk. it is a seasonable recipe for
it has no eggs in it One cup sugar.
one cup water (cold), scant hslf cup
salted lard. two heaping iosllpoonfuis
baking powder. and our .to make
dough much stiffer than for calls with
eggs. Raisins and citrus are usually
added. but It. in good with Just the
raisins.
The young folks will appreciate this
recipe for lifverton miles from the
“iiklgiishwomsn”: 'i‘shs three pounds
of the best brown sugar. and hull with
one sad a half pints of winter until
the sand burdens in cold water. Then
add can sit pound of asset fisvored
butter which will soften the candy.
Bell a few minutes until it again hsr
dolls and hour into buttered Iran to
cool. it may be flavored with lemon
if desired.
The silk slip and two layers of unit
fan thst constitute, the foundation of
‘17leBostml Store
a handsome gray'gown of chiffon cloth
are ill a. beautiful shade of pink, and
around the bottom of the skirt are em.
brolderies of conventionailzed pink
see. i
Materials of soft and beautiful fins
‘ish. particularly those with a silken
‘sheen. are very edective made up ac-
Icording to models that are marked by
long lines. and with but little trim-
mlng.
Brown wall paper is very much in
gvogue this fall says interior Decora-
;tion, and is finding very many admir-
(era. A library done in brown set off
iWIlll soft. yellows will prove a most
ibarulonlous background for any COIOI‘II
or combination of colors introduced
.into the apartment. Not only will it
[be artistic but It will prove a most
‘reutfui place. brown having a very
soothing effect on the nerves. Much
depends upon the bone of brown used.
and the wall covering should be cho
lsen with great care.
Graduated pear-shaped tabs of not
edged with heavy lscc banding are ar-
ranged ln groups one over the other.
to form a very handsome skirt trlmv
thing. The groups of labs are (saloon-
ed together by bow-knots and stream-
ers of lace inserting.
H and there we find a woman
who Ikes to recover her down comfor-
tabics after the first cover has become
soiled. These will finil that the figur-
ed dotted Swiss makes very dainty co
vars, with a border of plain silk in the
color of the figure.
CASTOR IA
lot Infants sad Children.
llu find in. line iivlp Bough ‘
been the 2’")
Signature uI W 1%
sash comm?ou.usnrouun' .
DIAD. ,
iiOil’l'IfiNfi'I‘ON. Der. Ii.-fldwnrd
ilerritl, aged eighty. was found dead
yesterday sflornmn by neighbors in
the house where he lived alone It is
believed that. he also from lack of osrs
sad that. death occurred two days ago.
He leaves two sons, one of whom.
gunk. ill believed to be iivins in West
even.
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its y rs m «contended and
sold by sCiIfford Phallus? and The
trim Pun-icy. . A“ .
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