Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 9, 1907 · page 2

 

 

 

 

 

Guido Inil thou-railing

1 ”I
do $wunatm our
Wham I-UVE Io IIBVVAR.
Every storm bends railbows,

O'or the worm so wide;

Every roads a bright road,
. Witch Love is by your side.

 
 

 

Ho roasts the sweetest. roses, _
In gardens 0' the dew.

Au' gives them With his kisses,
But. hides the thorns from you.

. And poverty seems riches
_ A whole world might divide,
And heaven to earth draw nearer,
When Love is by vour side.
3—1“ at Stunton in Atluiithonstitu-
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HOW’S THIS? I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro~
. )qvard; for any case of Cntarrh that can.
' not be ctr-rod by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, Or
FWG‘I the undersigned have known
Lbhoney for the last 15» years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
' business transactions, and financially
, able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
' WALDING KlNNAN It MARVIN,
. 3 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo 0
Hall's Catnrrh 0qu is taken inter-
naaily, acting directly upon the blood
and ruinous surfaces of the system.
' Testimonials sent roo Price, 750
IVper bottle. Sold by all druggists.
' Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.ICONSCIENCE MONEY FOR NEW
_, HAVEN.

_ NEW HAVEN, Fob. 9.——Corrscienco
money to the amount of $6 000 bus
. been given to the city by a person
whose idéntiiv is not made known,
he fact being disclosed by the report
. of the sinking fund commission which
was issued yesterday The receipt

orporation counsel who declines to
say who turned over the money to hitn.

KIDNEY PAINS

.pnly Those Who Have Suffered Gan
Understand the Torture.

' I Terrible pains in .the back; burning
notation in (passing urine; annoying
estrthourihate, es ecrall

ave; sedu-

el tiger urine has

‘ stood 24

hours. and

other tonne

of Ed dney
and Bi
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‘ VVV cured edsily‘and ‘

quick bey

nDavfd

Kenmdy’s
Favorite

med?

It can be had in
. any drug store

I per bottle,
an relief and
cure don always
Ibede ponded‘up-
on by those suf-
hero who take this wonderful medicine;

. Ford, of Bin hamton, N: VII.

‘ "I had Ki ey Trouble so
Wilts! I had to sit u all night on‘
tot my beckoning so. Dr.
I! Kennedy's Favorite Rem-
red me. 1 often take it now in

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mum BOTTLE FREE-uni“
.Kidnoy, Bladder or Blood Dir
and women who have Female
of any I‘.lr'ind are invited to
r name and address to the lit.
digitised Cozyorathai1 Rondnut,
malt sample
“rhymes Romedy and error:
rli‘ IVuluoblIIinfonnItlou, all free oi
[mu mention MI“: paper
. Every reader can do.
gmuineucrn of this odor.

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was made to Leonard M Duggett the, “

Maui‘ and 1 find lt'keeptI my .

 

POPULAR museums.

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'VTHE ADAM (300D COMPANY

V Considerable anticipation is already
sliolvn over the visit of the Adam
Good Company at Hoyt's Theatre on
next Monday for :1 Weeks stay The
A D. Good firm takes a personal irr-
torost. in seeing that ouch play is stag-
ed mounted costumed all scenery,
and effect (orroet, as they desire that
their patrons should have what is
duo‘ them. Miss Bessie Overton. a
vlvitcious soubrette. who has appeared
prominently in the past few seasons
and Mr Donny Simmons, a young corn-
miliin who has already won his lam-sis,
but. who believes in in living up to
the expectation of iris- many friends,
rue surrounded by a competent caste
selected by the synonymous to the IiiI~
t'or'orit. characters. The usual Irratiuoc
given during the, week. luuiios' ex—
change ticketsIaccepmd Monday evo

ulna only.
‘ NEH. BURGESS.
iioyt's ’l-‘hentrowus packed to the

V doors last night with an audience sag.

or to greet the veteran actor. Noll
Burgess, in the old familiar inimitable
role of Aunt Abbv. Scores of those
present had witnessed the some pro-
duction numbcrless of times and their
presence last evening provod the new
tr ending popularity of Mr. llrrrgoss
and his wonderful play, The County
Fair. The support. was excellent arid.

.ilro. staging ull thztl could be desired.

Altpgotlror' it was up pverring of rare
amusement and pleasure, and it is to
hoped we will soon have another on!
porlunity to visit. The County Fair.
Tonight The American Vitugruph
Co. will entertain turd Monday night,
'1 he Adam (food Co. will open a week“ it
irrgagomcnt with a full lClltl‘lOllt‘ of
pleasing plays

i

In lIlIIl Laxative.“ -
Physics and Unthortloa which Duffel) alga the
bowls. and give cmmponr rolls but taro.

Id tho digestivoan expo]; uislvo lemons.
Laxative hon-ox Tam-bah are oodqf‘hmem‘ in
eti’oclu tmthiI from fIl Ieh oy nourish
the bowel muscles and nerves, zivinzthern at h

 

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re lo and
r. Egan f -r
o native or 9821- 2:31".

lilo. no and at. It all drug atom.

IHE RIGHT SYMPTOM.
Senator Burrows, of Michigan, is
given credit for the following story:
011 one occasion when Mr. Barrows
was running for omce. he was called
upon to address a crowd of farmer‘s
who only. the day before had. listened-
to a stump speech from Mr. Iliorrows'
opponent. .. I
“Of course," remarked the senator.
with a smile. "it would be very unbeI
coming inmate say anything about.

or nourish.

 

 

.nry ,frlendvvho was here yesterday, but'

yup} all know what. an eloquent speak-
er ho is, and what. an extremely loud
voice. he possesses. It reminds me of
avxruplo of girls i hour-'11 talking in
Kalamazoo the other day. the conver-
suiiorr running: thus:

“.\\I'eil, Malibu. irow is you husband

mdav ’f"

‘l'orciy, Mlss,;quito purely. He‘s.
got :Iuoilrtr dose o‘al ore exclmiuttory
rlrrtruiaiisrrr"

”h’ou urcurr ‘lrrilsmmutory" rheuma-
t.,isip MnVrtIIa. 'iuxcluurutory' means to
cry out.

"hats it.

He. don’t do nothln’ ‘cept holler."

W , i
llllos of people have Piles. Writ;

nutter from piles when you can um

liteWitt s (larbollzod
Saliva” and get relief

Witch Hazel

theinurnc is stamped on each box. Sold

by, The Clifford Pharmacy and V'i‘h: ,

Bridge Pharmacy.

 

room) (to private soldierlmNow.
tel me, if a riot broke out and you
yore ordered to the. what would you

SoldierFShoot, sir.
dorporll~lliuhIl And if your par-
ent baptismal to ho opium: lilo people?

 
 

. ”V Imobllflf‘. I: f,» p l . ‘
Volta-in. Vhfiatr‘ans We. mull.

(loud twclir yours, and father is head
putter at a hotel in Muwui't.~l.uotlsc

r‘tntwdueed tn the Legislature which.

‘I 'I by the farmers of the south. A flue

_ weeks before each election

, lungs constipation

.Opiofiésm
mum. dots in prozathly. -

Nothing else no
good. Beware of imitations. See that I ,

Ir+43li l r-orrliini.shmrrrui m‘lo"

threw-Because mother has been orb

WI: I Bitty Giro, ind flor-
IIIIllt'I Representatives Put
in WWII"

t
Following are some of the petitions

 

norm people of The Nor-walks and

state mm lly 5w

Mr “Grlivold of Guliford—4Perrnlo

Igrille etioldtélo’ Hospital board to
It at his bugle

at Newton Military affairs.
MI“ Griswold of Guilford~That the
statute of limitations shall not he
pleaded or available Is a defense in
any action nought for theu-eoovory
of a soldlew' bounty.
fairs ‘. . . I
Mr. Rowollmfstnmford

 
 
 
 
 

 

by cities and boroughs. use up, ”a,
"3‘ RuseoaI at Wllwmmltlna
u my W- Irpope tori has the

state from selling milk within the
state under the market price received

 

of not less than 8100 may be imposed.
Agriculture

My Quirrtarmd of Norwalkrv—Prohlbir
ting licenses for the sale of liquor-a in
any room having booths side rooms
or retiring manuals and prohibiting the
her-Vin: liquor in any plum: other
than the bar room except in restau-
rants or hotels. Excise.

My Latimor of Grown—Fixing oom-
nonfiction to members of national
guard for drill as follows: Sergeants
50 cents, corporals 30 cents, privates
25 cents. Military affairs,

Mir. Quintard. of NorwalkwIIAmend
lag the charter of the city of South
Nortvulk. Cities and boroughs.

Mar. Quintsrd, of Norwulk~+CouceruI
lug .tlro.support of the public library
in city of South Norwolk out of gene-
r'ul document the city. Cities and
BQI‘OHKhB.

NBI'. how, of Norwaikwltrucnding
section 370 of General Siututes con-
coining contract of decedent for sale
0f land. Judiciary.

Mir. Quiuiard of Nor'walkwllbrtcnd
Iiirrg time for urbanization of United
Hatter-s of Auterlea. incorporations.
Mu Roscoe, of VViler———cheallng
tlreiact providing fora bounty on fox-
os. . Fisheries and grime

Of Dudley E. Hoyt and others, for a
charter for a streeti-nllway from Nor-
walk to ‘l‘larleir. .ltuiiPouds. ‘

Fur a non-partisan board of estimate
rmdztuxutlon in South Nor-walk. Cities
and: boroughs.

Mr. Quinturd, of Norwnlk~lfor head-
stono to the memory of Charles l.
lianrber. Mlllturmyaffulrs

Mr. Low, of Norwulk—~Changing fees
for appointment. of notarics public.
Judiciary. .

Mr. Quirrtard,‘of Norwalk—For five
cont street railway fore in town of
Norpvulk. Railroads.

Mjr. bow of Nprwalk-I‘Rostrictlng
urine of illuminating gas in town of
Nouwalk to $1 per 1000 foot. Cities
and, borough.

Mr. Quinlsrul of Norwrrllr~AutiIoIiz
lug public floats in tho town of Nov
walk. (‘itios and Boroughs.

Colored Ballots,

Mr. Bradley, of Brantord’introduced
Itvblll providing that. the Sorrow-y of
the state shall furnish for all elections
ufttu Octobrr 1,1907 ballot blunks
which shall be of 11 different color for
each political p.11 ty. notice of the
o'clors to be published at lcust four
At least
four weeks before each election any
party may order ballot blunks or any
person may who shall secure for that
purpose, the signatures of it) per- cent.
of the electors of his town city 01 vol-
ing district. The tickets must bu kept
in the custody of the town clerk until

liliililill WEB GiiiiE

 

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inertia clump Drumming lousy In .QlV

. "A Cold or I 9‘ ll mm lit/aye pio-
mm all lions tofh
”as hosts rind throat Instead missing out
at his mom'itrro’ II the dirty, anti klllfidfl
Farting it“. .lef a”: re Vtfio weio bdo’otno

"It . :liat. mus;

 
 
 
 

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W RollerVeIV Gillan? “thorn o
I tVlrIIIyqut through I ooplorn action

. . . "r ,r:‘ .I
in its

 

uphill}; Ind.
oImuoouI Vittoria

 

any veteran elixir 9’
his to minimum to the Soldiers Home .

Military. at: V

mining?“

the appointment of :1 milk» inspector i

 

filling of maps with the town (chrks

. sclot't ground for the. planting of oysI

" , that the selectmen of shore towns shall

" BiratflordInutur-al beds. Providing for
" thejuppolntment of u
i mission Is
I' stroll fish from stukurl grouurl‘ '
by buy Ono ntlrcr than tlioowuer or .

tho of shell I‘lslr grounds within the

, as follows:

. $3, in towns with

’ VlViVonV‘VVV oi' leiollhptto flpfilli

“murmur «oi
Emmi» “£3.33 tlni mih'

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row.- 11' R. n. rumor and n. w
lio‘y ”ml?“ Network, and If. P.

dicotlon day when tho? shrill be given
tip the registrars. Eben voter shall
as two tickets. one envelope,
shall deposit one in the regularly do
disputed ballot box and another in :1
box in cbIrge of the moderator and
the number in each box must agree
Judiciary

.Saloons in Polio-ed Districts.

.Mr. Goodrich of IWator‘buryvNo Ii
condo for the sale ‘of liquor in unyrlty
shall be granted except in sufficiently
policed sections except for places it-
oensod prior to October at, 1906, um in
purely residential or monuiacturiug
sections except to reputable hotels.
bio license shall be granted to a sa-
loon in proximity to a charitable insti-
tutlon. nor in hose parts of I. licens
ed town where it is evident that. it. is
intended to draw trade from a no li-
cense town. Excise. .

, Shell Fllh MIttirrp

Twentydwu bills were lnImducI-d bv
Mr IlAIhr'. of Now liavon which total
ed to stroll fisheries. and worn referred
to the committee on fllhétleii and
some. The bills pr'ovidefor a salary of
8500 for each of the shell fish cummin-
sinners; repealing ll. section of the
General Sintutrs providing for" the

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providing that the Ioorrimisrrlonors
shall file a bond of $2 .000 instead of
$1,;090 giving the state jurisdiction
over stroll fisheries north of a line
drawn from Oyster River to South
m; recognizing all grants made by
the downs prior to the passage of this
art. provided they slrallbc‘provcd bo-
for'o January 1. 1908, and” forfeiting
tlmsc not :u‘ovcu in tho stair; pI'IrI
\ldlng that (or'porntions proving mud
ovor oyster ground slittil notify the
shell fish commissioners, who may
appoint lusputtor ,ibo‘ lipid by the
corporation; pro dl that persons
desiring to plant or cultivate oysters,
clams or musselcs may apply to the
oysbcr corrrrnittce of any town for dos
iguution, and for the staking out of the
ground; providing that thc commis-
sioners ulrull Irurp and survoy oyster
ground before dcodirrg it: providing
that. tho sclcriruurr of (Ivory town on
Long island Sound shall appoint :1
corruuittoo of llllftlu detectors who shall

tors, clams or Irrussclcs; ordering that
shall t'lslr ground within tho waters of
the state and not within the state jurisI
diction shall pay taxes to the town
in which it is situated: giving u re-
ward of not less than $50 or more than
$l00 to anyone who shall detect and
prosecute to u convictimr any person
guilty of a violation of the shell fish
acts; prohibiting any oyster cornurit~
tccrfrorrr grunting ground this. has
not been designated to others or sub
judged natural oyster ground by the
courts. The Roton clot and Fish is-
land natural beds and all grounds in
static Jurisdiction within the area of
present cultivated grounds shall be (ll
vidcd into 25 acre tracts and sold at
auction in August, 1907. Requiring
that any person moving mud from any
harbor adjoining oyster ground shall
notify the commissioners of his inton-
tton and that the work of removal
shall not be done at night. Providing

keep maps showiugllesignatcd grounds
within the waters of their towns. For-

natural beds within stats jurisdiction
shrill secure a license from the corn-
mtssioners and shall display the li-
cen‘se number on each boat. Defining
the: boundaries of the Bridgeport and

Vfiler-k by the com
Prohibit 11; the taking of
lelltl‘t
hisirrmrni. Providing for: the taxation
0X)-
olurtivo Jurisdictionoof tho sloth.

MI. Griswold of Guiltord introducuil
u bill providingith‘o taking by our
persons of more than two buslurls of
oysters clams, nuissslcs oi Hllvll from
the waters, of East; West. and Neck ri-
vein in any one day-
Support of Schools

Mr. Burnham of Andovor—Providiuti
fofither payment by my state to tho
towns for children, within, school use

"$2.25 for each rigid in i will httiiiii

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'u grand list of, 8 coupon. (11‘... nitric”

anti up” of Oran

than $1, 000, 000 shameful than,”

Iona u for such Hind toms witbQI

d that of Jean than .5600. 0,00. mart

out on. .,

i nator Judson Nquostl-IleoW-I

ins; shell fish comm salon to pipelines

Wand man a power boat. Fisheries turd
tune I i I - .

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r: Hooker Nomad.
"providing, tauyImllltlIO

or, ten years ctlvs service no i no

 

 

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rue custom: PHARMACY l

 

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We coutinudlra serving in the same

 

Ital-can ~_’tield counties ”£00..

' *Crlmlnal side of Fairnokl County, 82.-
I'iliitl; Criminal side of New London
ounty I500; “folio“, ”MOI with ,

 
 
 
 

and

sons taking and gathering oysters from V

' 1 Bauer Fort swine soreness

. noun: surges i‘oliVVTt'ga.

'I‘ho please. .ovor bod Hahhrmteéd
,- by“. ".ll Bajttcr, putllV Vorwalk. and
b.1.Weod,’No‘rthlVlt,V‘th Iii ’25s.

 

 

not... Tim bflsflle mitimaudor, after
I vs yum in such once, may be retired

ith the rank of major general Nou-
bolnml fastened tracers may be retired.
otter ten your! Iorvioe so such. with
mu held at limoI of retiremont and
with 11 state medal of "honorable sor-
yloo." 'Mllltary service in the volun-
Itcer forces of the United saws shall
be reckoned as twice its actual length
Military affairs.

Saturn oLJudgu.

Mr Quintargd of Norwaik—rli‘ixlng
the salary of the (his! justices of the
Supreme Court of Errors at 811500 a
year with 81,500 for expenses asso-
clate judges and judges of the Spoon
tor court It so. 000 and $1,500 for or
pauses; judges of the court of mm.
.mou pleas in New Haven and Lifeli-
New London
‘coutlty, $2 ,000: Falrfleld doubly $6. 000:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

€500 for 39%?“ Judiciary“
Tire

hmulhmtoetoitth
'lom not" Idols thochl "Elwithid It tool-

Jilin}:
II horn llttl l MOI $41.
.0 who a $1qung .tggguulv

bugmrtivo ”at“ r-on ox'l‘

we! I. Ind ItimnlIfe of?"
. bulthy Ictlvtry.
. never grim or new“. 10-.

FOUR DECREVEB

' m . IV:
Seven Unconteotett Divorce .Gml.
Heard by Judge RIlptr Wheeler. I .

Judge Ralph Wheeler of the Su-
perior court heard seven uncontested
divorces yesterday on the short
calendar list. He granted decrees in
tour, and took the papers in the other
three

Among the number were two Nor
walk cases .

Mary F. Sterling, OK Bridgeport but
formerly of Norwalk was the appli
cant for divorce: from I'l‘homagIJ. Sterl-
ing, on the ground of habitual iuI
temperance. The . maiden nurse of the
plaintiff was Mary F Whitlock. and
site nurrrlod doiendunt-v-Ootober 28.
with, at. Norwnlk. They have two
children. According to the testimony .
the husband became intoxicated on an
average of three times In week. They
lived at Norwalk it short. time and
then moved in Bridgeport. ’Ho Hocur'I
ml work at the Eaton, Colo a Burnham
corripuny. but lost his job.

{The application of Mary A. Miuctol'
for divorce from James P. liliuctor.
was the outcome of an cloporrrent. The
plaintiff whose ruuldcrynumo was Mary
itiulvllriil. lived at Booth Nor-walk with
her parents and sloped with the defen-
dant. from that place on November ii
1900 to Elisabetlrport, and were limi-
ried Tho oouft granted. the decree
and allowad plaintiff to rosmuo. her
maiden name

HUNTING FOR TROUOLE.
"We lived in” California :30 years,
and am still hunting for trouble in the
way of burns, sores, wounds. boils.
cuts. sprains or at ease of piles that.
llurlrlen' s Arnlca Salvo wont quickly
curd 'wrltes Charles Wuiters, of Alleg-
hurry, Sit-III :1 Co. No usc hunting, MI.
Walters: it cures every case. GuaranlI
cod by F. H; Baxter, South Norwalk.
ggd E P. Weed, Norwalk, druggists.

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MEN’S CHRISTIAN ENQUIRY CLUB

first Sunday the subject assigned
for the day was The Heresy Trial of
Ur. Crapsey. ’l‘horc was a good alien.
dance, Dr. Mucturlrtnd outlined very
clearly the points in controversy and
was listened to with close attention.
”'lornorrow Mr. Light takes the subject
The, Religious Life and Belief of bin
min After his opening remarks there‘
will be the usual discussion. The club
meets every Sunday noon in the South
Norwalk Congregational Church and
udjourns promptly at. one o'clock. All
men interested are cordially invited
to be present and take part in the dis
cusalous which are of an informal
character. ‘

l . AGAR.D.. ,
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Fpley’ 3 Honey and Tar fails to cure
youf cough or cold. It steps the nought, ’
boas the lungs and prevents seriou'a
results from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plaisted Drug
Store, and the Clifford Pharmacy ”

FRENCH BURGLARS ARRESTEVQ
”PARIS Feb 94The police have m-

 

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fifty criminals, who have terrorized
the De artment or Pas-dc- -Cirlias' and
therBelVgi
during; which timojb ey

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BPV CIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-V
oprNoIfrl-IE NATIONAL PURE
VFOQD AND DRUVG LAW. '
We are pleased. turtlnno'untc * bl
Foley‘s Honey and Tel for coughs
colds and tulip troubles is not, a‘ff'ehtttd’

 

law,I as it contains no opiates or oihér‘I
harmful drugri. and we recommend
it Its a sufo tome y for children and

n.dults . sutured? ruVE Law and The ‘
Clifford Phfim _. III In
“nib-film

PyPETERSBURG Feb. 19¢“. AV little-

afar: $1.3m“) ooh all rloilur"
to meet the famine l

:' urgent:
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old I:
thdgp sludge , .
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fit. or “In

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rested tho ringleaders of a gang of

gian fronting- for two years. jf
’ committed .
thousands of ’Rl’b...l°“. trad murders. VV‘J‘

by tho National Put-o Food unit brill? ,

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tailored and lingerie waists. IT lrc touch of embroidery gives
:1 look of fcruirrirriy and relieves the severity of otherwise
rIruriIIislr linen. Exclusive styles, 25 lb 59 cts.

Lawn Jabots, Butterfly Bows and Frills to wear with
those same collars, perky little Zill‘airs «Mill :1 bit of embroid—
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Little Silk BOWS, hardly more that.“ a pinch of silk, but
quite correct and very chic 25 cis

Riding Stocks, one of the latest fashions, and a favorite.

Tailored Ruching, :1 quccr term, but that Is what they
call it. ',

V Neckwcar Section, near Main St. cutraucc.

Men’ 5 Neallgee Shirts.

”lire first Spring styles, an advance shipment shown this
week. lire patterns are Iicat hat. line stripes and checks
in white and black and blue anti white.

The Ireaincss of patterns is one characteristic of this
make of Shirts; the next is the litrfcct fit.

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RainmooféSuilinti.

One of the sensible cottons; \Vovcrr in imitation of tire
heavy who] suiting, and this will] not "cookie" as heavy cot—
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21 yard. '

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TOWELS a special lot to close out. Some 25 ct,
Hooks and Darrrusks that harm: lJC‘LUlIlC a, litlc soiled in the
folds and edges. We will sell t-lreui out .

3‘ ' ataocmeach.
Not muny dozens artkl mostly odd kiru 5'.

About those Sheets and llow Cases mentioned yestcr -
day even if you do not need arty more, ask to soc them. The
way they are made and packdd ip clean white papers wrli
appeal to all neat housekeepers.

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