\llr iiilliilll
ll ilnai a.
,l Help Arrange Matters In Central
America So There Will be no How
. tile Legislation.
SAN SALVADOR. Monday, April iii.
r—Pl‘esldeut Roosevelt has cabled Pro,-
ltient Figueroa that. in accordance
it}: statements made by Pi'esident Ze-i
Mylo! Nicaragua and accepting his?
souranccs that the war has ended, he|
(Men, with President Dias, of Mexico
ftp urrhnxe matters so that there will
file no hostile agitation. on the frontier
between the forces of Salvador and
Mammals. President Roosevelt ulso
13”.!th these forces must be retired
39390;! as he and President Diaz net.-
.llls with the consent of President Fig-
ems, are able to give some assuran-
goes to‘_Prcsideni chuyu. of Nicaragua
and Bresldeut Cabrera of Guatemala.
I’resldent Figucrou is disposed to per-
muullyuitond u coniercnca at Anne
min. to which ho has boon invited by
,Presldent Velsyu in order to arrange
firm, basis for insuring permanent
tranquility". President Roosevelt hue
vosal of President. Zeluyn and Figu-
. era to make the trip to Amupalu.
. Use Kennedy’s Laxative Cough
Syrup. Children like its pleasant
taste and mothers give. it hearty on.
.dorsemcnt. Contains no opinion, but
drives out the cold through tho bow-
, y? Mode in strict conformity to
Film Wood and Drugs Low. Rowin-
mended and sold by The CIIiTord Pinon
matey; and The Bridge Pharmacy, ”P
RUEF TRIAL PDSTPONED.
" SAN FRANCISCO, April lil.-'I‘hc
trial of Abrahum Rue: uuu been posi-
poucd until tomorrow when .Ihc men
(summoned llH jurors will appear in
court for exuniinution. Today the
grand jury continue. its investigation
"1 the...Pacitlc States and Home Tele-
N’OTIGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
Wo are pleased to announce that
e‘y's Honey and Tar for coughs,
M.
s cud lung troubles is not affected
., lleNuiional Pure Food and Drug
V 35‘“, contains no opiates or other
‘ ‘ltlll drugs,"and we recommend it
safe remedy for children and
‘ Pluisted’s Drug Store and
= 7,- Pharmacy. "
,.
3rd,: 'E LOGICAL CANDIDATE.
. Thggfifl, Tenn, April 1ii.-——The
walk, um, so before adjournment
ment AH, r‘d :1 resolution declar-
Waitlng for Mr, Roosevelt's Ans~
wer.
ROOSEVFTLALCOEFFERS ASSIS-‘SEND MESSENGER T0 PRESIDENT
Chicago Federation of Labor, Tired of
CHICAGO, April iii.-—-0nc week huv»
ing passed since the Chicago Federa-
tion of Labor sent Its telegram to Pro-
,sident Roosevelt and no answer hp.
lug bee received, the officials or the Fe-
deratiou will at Its meeting tomorrow
send a special Messenger from Chl-
\'-
cago to the White House to ask the
Nation's chief executive to verify tho
language credited to him in reference
to Moyer and Haywood us "undesiru-
hie citizens."
During the past week scvei‘ul'sos-
sions of the executive board of the le-
deration have been held in the hope
that an answer would be. received froth
Washington nnd the necessity of luk-
iug further action in the matter Would
be averted.
Moyci‘ and l-inywooil, to whom rob
’1‘-
cnce is made in the emumunicuiion.
are awaiting trial in Iduho.
charged
with the murder of formcrilovernor
_ , Stcuncuhcrg and trial is set for May
laced the cruiser Chicago at the dis- 9. .
"Good for everything a salvo is used
for and especially, recommended for
Piles." That is what we say about Do-
Wlit‘s cm‘bolizcd Witch Hazel Salvo.
That is what twenty ycurs‘ of usage
has provcn. (.ch tho. original.
by 'l‘ho Clifford Phurnmcy The Brill
Pharmacy. '
but at no time did Sciireck seem
be in danger.
SCHREOK KNOCKS OUT WILLIE.
TONOPAH, New, April lii.—w-“Mike"
Schreck last night. knocked out John
‘ Willc in the 19th round of what was
scheduled for u 20-round go. The fllilli
was hard and fast from the. first round
Sold
110
u.
to
lie wuu cool and a grow
slve from the start. Willevdlsp uyed
took few chances.
was knocked down and out under
ruin of hammerdlhe blows.
finished strong,
BITTEN BY A SPIDER.
every sore, 25c, at F.
hing at flit > “an the logical cun-
" ratio party for
it n.
y/ W ’ "9'3. 1'.
John . Hartuctti
who has been amp.
bury, has gone tome
he has secured a
lion. ' ’
1 vi‘ fl '_-‘ Mi ‘
John ll‘. Epcidcl and Wilmoi.”?r.
er, of Bridgeport, were visitors in"
kciball games and. dance at the
mory. . ‘ .
iii” he” «in p
or» ,m u. .
. do 'it or'i‘money"
l,«...i um... .‘ . «(xi y.
. m . L-”
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........-
We G00
I
OUR Might: finsjilmotao
rm "it“? 'W-fiéi“
mu lilo “si.
mm , woo
Will: lush-night, mill all’chddiMho him,
‘PILEB' cthito’in ii 16 unmet” .
our (Millimlm is guaranteed to
‘ "ht twining. Blind. snail.
.m,g),iv....i
pileup
AfbifsAd huo’hpwtrizmo, um-
‘ mild
walk, drusgists.
. .,. .
loom»
Al‘il
.6
the “rigid decli In. '
‘ intonation and“ ”1
1’ ., '
“f,"“fl‘fin'lf' 833:: *
‘ .".1’;'i‘0llY.:”'
The St‘. George Pulp
puny has begun «the .00
up new tivoshuudren 'foot“
low the Meeker Coal ,
perty' 8m thinly-eel. ’i
.‘mlul‘. _va cl bin, mind
bring wood puli'l’bcre from,
. W’fik‘ ., 1., . ‘.
"1 Thé“3déck u indium ~ .
em: . constructed; it in .an r g
..consldet,able dredging mu"
mm Mica (loci; bercre ‘ f
combusted. .
r90
remarkable gumcness and came back
strong, but was unable to land forci-
bly on Schreck. Willc made frequent
rushes, but was alwuys stopped by
Schreck. who fought aggressively. yet
in the 19th Wille
ll
Schreck
Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bile, John Washln ,n, of
Bouquevlile, Tex-;, would have. out his
leg. which became a mass of uniting
sores, had he not been perch dedvto
try Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve. He writes:
“The first application relieved, and
four boxes healed the sores"; Heals
H. Baxter’s,
South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor;
I.
Elimimvi. d‘ebilobubdm .j‘
OF, , “
W
The celebration of the
. r «any of tile-held out
nod, Minimal
that place on
cutting
provo: every bit’ a
Pronouns sung “mi ini-
‘ *Biyliveatorluno l5, 16.11
and l8, 1907
200th until. u ys
of New Mil N
d county. to ‘lle no? as!
June 1%. 10,41 an ~l
promises to be and of tilt? most inter-
_ utflrs of. this nature held by
any to u in the atolls luirocilnt years.
and while itiwlll not be on as large a
scale. as thatvheld in fdefldou It must
u euioyubie'iu all
who go to this chsrmlnruud
little town to
the brunt of tho ”Will old Hills.
Four dayo will be devotsd‘to the
beginning on Saturday.
June. 15th. and finishing on the night
of Tuesday. June lBth. 0n Saturduv
plug will take place, it
red to invited guests
celebration.
lilo formal, one
reception topde
‘ ut Roger Sherman Hull, ti
hibltion opened. and band CDllCL'
run both utter-noon and evening on the
village green.
011 Sunday morning there will be up»
Ices in all the churches.
'll large tent on the
afternoon. a sacred baud
propriute scrv
union meeting in
Krcen In the
concert at due
the evening.
On Monday, June 17th.
the way, is Bunker llillmuy,
ral Solute wlll be fired at B u. m.. u
9 a. 111.. an automo-
t 10 a. m.. historical
addresses delivered at 2 p. in. by .ludv
Baldwin of New Haven.
Bridgeport
Notional salute at
bile parade held a
go Simeon E.
lion. Daniel Davenport of
There will be hand con-
d evening and
and others.
certs both afternoon on
“till curly candlelight." u Colonial to
old at Roger Sher-
ccption will boa h
Wood--
mun llull. ut which Governor
to Man Eli“
rlR gl-
k and a union scl'l'ioo in
the historic Congregational Church in
ruff and his stuff will be present.
Salutes will open fostivltleu ugu
tury and civic
the Govornor’s Foot Guard,
companies from several cities of lllf‘
State. five colunun
firemun decorated f
the town’s growth and other interest
lug features being in line. which Is to
the Governor at 1:30
Ill be. hem-d
nccrts will be
be reviewed by
Brief addresacs w
p. m.
at 3 p. 111.. and band on
given in different sections of the town
by some. of the very many fine bands
attendance thut. day.
The day's doings, and in fact. the. en.
tire colobrution. will, close Tuesday
cvrnlng with an immense display of
that will be. in
f ircworks.
The program outlined above, In in.
deed, u very ambitio
more than sufficient to c
have been guuruniccu by the cut
lustlc people of
every town in tho
oppuriunily of co
birthday and the p
ford purpose making the.
occasion.
made looking into the
Arrnnglmieuts are
proper carrying
a degree, of
out of every detail with
precision
in run-h utuh-rinkiugu.
huving something to
fiuui successful
doing It to th
At the hell
Hull,
the word.
cusily
division.
Pharmacy.
big
tinny unite
.l. v
.-
throufghout LI
many of them
notably ex~licprosontalivo C. M. Bench
Collccicl‘, w. Frank
Andrew 0.
color C. N.
lntcrnul Revenue
Kinney. ,Stuio Scnutor
Barnes. Slut:- School luup
Siutc liuuk multilncr U. Ii. No
“i the. lending business
men of the community, ouch mm of
them being workers in every sense of
bio. besides it
Now Milford is
Berkshire. division of tho. New York.
New Haven und liuriford
ussosslblco from ‘ull notions of
ins from Bridgeport.
New Haven and New York run direct,
while connections are 1
leyville with trains on .
the State, u‘nd tru
Specia
by the rallr‘oud.
W...
KQDOL For Dyspepsia clears the
stoumch and, makes the breath as
sweet" as a. rose. LKODOL is sold‘by
druggists on a guarantee relief plan.
It conforms strictly to, the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
' O
.~-M
RIVALS UNITED
the United 1
Hartford, ‘wlll
in‘iho Park City. The
to be known author
and l-‘oworlcom
with pm‘ver in
rule generating stiiiionu, issue
5‘ etc ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
II is rumored that tho nicu buck of.
urogoing ulieud io‘ercct‘n ‘
plant‘ with which they intend lo
rival the United lilumluuting Company
both in rates and service. "i‘
. are all nun ‘rbsldents,
‘ and Philadelphia cup
; , These men 'ure:
?_ Philadelphia, preside
; hhuil.“ Philadelphia,
‘- 0. “(Women
" the project ‘
‘1' bowls urine...
er; , . , ,
, This concern was the
set gentlemen.
‘ Bbythe'firlltfithr ,
divided into shares of
.1 itclatockvbelng
2‘ 3100 each.
~ vlrlc, Wt Q01, 41W
in tumour, is?
inculcate
‘ yids
(lulCOlllfl
M
IllhminatlngCommny Ha
. in Human. ,FI
PVl‘l'."
situated
ion of volunteer
loutu symbolic of
us one, but funds
over the cost
bus
New Milford. Not
buck bills has the
lcbruting its '200th
ocplc of Now Mil-
most of the
being
and. promptnoss remarkable
eltimn
do towards the
, and
9 best of his ability.
d of the General Gom-
miiiee is lion. Henry S. Mygull, Preslt
dent of the First National Buhk,’ u
descendcul of one of too town's curly
settlers and a member of u
that has ever strivcn to build up u
beautify the community.
Associated with MR Mygutt are
leading citizens well known not; 0
[oilfield County
illl, over Connecticut.
Oll
nude at How-
_ thr Highland
1 rates will be made
._a
:COMPANY.
A rival‘light empower manufactur-
ing corporation bus boo
n, formed in
Bridgeport to break the
‘nflmopoly 'of
humiliating company of.
ch. cont min the ‘hil nation
new concern is
Syracuse. iliubi
puny. capital $1,000,000
not us Engineers. opo
bombs,
itsllsts: .
George S. Palmer,
nip W. H.
% vicc‘ Lprouiduni:
New Work.- '3- secretary:
linvcrford. . Pu. treasur-
nrooruterl April
the can
geport Mutable Sgt ht 00m-
with‘flllo‘iNew “Has;
urfow years ago.
illuitilhai'lug ,Com-
controlu. unrivalled.
Jolt co,- The entrance
pui- noon into sou»
' in humans»: iv
busy
,bosulifu ly situated in.
which. by
u Fedo—
in oi
'l‘uosduy null ut ll u. m. u grand miliv
pnrnde will be formed.
military
ouch
family
hi 3'
the
liui lroud.
sit) loait’ion
d I” .
he omccrs
being New York
oh'lillec» ‘
‘ blow downhill; ‘ . ., .» .
_, Norwalkab ‘lelWllh _,,....,, . *
A l... ~l...v.ili::*lau~.u...... commursmndi‘n as in? ' ‘
can‘t be bonny with continual back.
ache. . . .,
The when null puma oil a ball back
Are :1ng due to sick kidneys.
Dunn’s: tipsy Pimento sick kid-
Elisabeth A. phenol. of 133 South rhem ill .cnnsl
Main St." mammal-walk, Conn, says:
'91 think Docn’s’mdncy Pills a union
did remedy and heartily slvo them my
endorsement. I sufforeddrom ionic-
uess across my kidneys and‘ lotus for
over three years, particularly so. If i
brought too much strain on tho mul-
pics of my back. Whi these at-
tucks lasted, 1 was weighs .‘down with
depression. could not set a 8004
night's rest and awoke tnorniugs feel.
his stiff and lame. , Along With these
the tentative. p
leased o nhall
O'Rcllll'. of his
Supreme Court.
At times if I take cold or over-c ert
myself there will be u slight re out
of thetrouble. but a few DOun'u
Kidney Pills taken at such. times ul-
wuys cure the attack. My daughter
hos also used them and speaks as
highly in their praise as l do."
For sale by all dealers. Price iii)
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ' ,
Remember the namcv-llloun's-aud
take no other.
Louisiana. luwy
" it. is stated
torucy Jerome
the ‘n‘uestion of
him, the chilre‘
anoruanc m" court-icy.
cent. Po... and
Letter From George to William Cute
an Important Figure.
STAMFORD, April lit—A lotim
writicn by Georgo W, i-‘iooley .of No.
l0!) Must 123d street, New York, to his
brother, Willlmn it}. Sock-y, of lndlu‘n-
spoils. under date. of May ll, 1891,
figural conspicuously in the evidence
given, Saturday uftcnioon, In tho con:
tent of the will of the mother of the
bmthcrs~rthc late Mrs. Rachel A.
Seeiey, ' ,
23, .1907, and
of the south.
Witt‘sv Little
a reputation.
Mrs. Scoley died Feb. humucy.
the will offcrmi forprobitie,‘ executed
24 hours before her deuthpzai‘c uh '
her estate—personally oi‘ 81.80040
the son George, save that there was a
request. that. he give 825 to his broil»
el‘ Willhnn. The will was drawnby
Chnnnccy Palmer, at whose home
Mrs. Secley wus living, and It was
witnessed by Miss Annie Cunllffc. u’
trained nurse: Mrs. Anna] and Dr.
Stella Q. Root. The son Door 'l was
uninitiated to ho executor. and two
weeks sign he presented the will for
probalc‘. His; brother William is cpli
posing the admission to probate. seem,-
ingly on the ground that it was mm
under unduc ilinllencc. Judge-Taylor
represents William Seek-y and Judge!
H. Stanley Finch the proponent.
At the first hearing, two weokmtgo.
Gimme 'Soolt‘y, who won dulled. by
Judge Tuylor uml iuruml oulrio bu
ruiluwu bostllo witness, ioniificd find
there was no fumilyedtmngouicnt and
no entruugcmcni. between his brother
and himself. Further, be cold ho bud
no recollection of uny miwspohdencc
hetweonhluusclf and 'his brother dur-
ing the past If» yours. On Saturday.
Judge Taylor presented the hotter
above referred to; and. Judge Pint-it's
obiecllons being overruled by Judge
llorkwmd. George. Seeloy identified It.
Judge ’l‘a-ylor then ofi'erml it in ovi—
SPAIN'S BIG
at the opening
several days.
the coast defer
zillion of the
Rural lioutc
cough cure
nd lungs." When
Guui'nntccd by
lot
’ deuce. Judge Finch obloctud utmuu~ Norwulk, uml
ously. claiming it wus not material. druggiuis. bile
Judge Lockwood .udnilticd it, and flu froo.
mau‘liml tho 'l'ExblbltA'.
Al. the time lilo icticr wus written.
Mrs. Sol-Icy unil hor husband were
living with the non Willium. All told,
they lived with blurfor u poriod of
six or seven youth. the witness chill.
in the letter he spoke of his brfiihor‘s
cure for his parents. expressing the
hope that he would lwl- ill“. rowurd,
sud stilt]; "i never will iukcunyihinu.
l have made up my mind to that. i
think all, belongs to you." . ‘ .
Counsel argued. thcevuac bdtdlyualld
duds? Lockwood 9st he would decide
Exiilayor lli
lil‘lli of the Hot
puny, bus bud
street bridge,
rendy for use
Norwnllts, und
lug. place.
next Saturday. . , , . .
srouAcu AND Liven ThousLE ,,
. . CURED. . .
Orlno Laxative Fruit ,Syrup cures
stomach and liver: troubles.” iclaldc
digestion. and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating than or- -
gaum like pills and ,ondlnsrymthutlul- ‘*
it cures digestion mu. sick humane
and chronicoonstipstion. .Otltlo lax:
alive Fruit Syrupdoos not nauseous . r
or, gripe and. is mild .sndmlbasaut to
tube. ., Refuse substitutes Plaisted‘s
Drug Store and Clifford Pharmacy- f?
TAFT PARTY LEAVESSAN JUAN. i ‘
, SAN. JUAN, R; 11., ApriblfinSecro—
tary Taft and hls‘party lef.tl?Sun Juan
today-tier Pononin unlotillobllcs‘. h"rho
recent on- at the million ast’ n g n . . . ,
honor of Mr. 'l‘ul‘i :wan an elaborate. ui- ”WWMW'
fair and chin wile the occasion for tho. .
cxohmi‘gc or affectionate fumwnliti Inter
iwcenf‘gm'crnorvand .Mrs. llcckmuu '
Winthrop and Secrctury ’i‘ul‘l. ,-
THE INCHES? {MAN till 'TI‘IE
.. w RLD. : :4.» ‘fiy
. The richest mun inntho worldrau
not have his kidneys roplucutl- our live
without them, soil is important not. to
neglect these organs. ,1! Foley’s Kid
noy (lure In takeout the first sign of
iv, «.4 ,-
v'v .
ponv POLO AT‘HARVARD.
CAMBRlDGE'. Mann. Aprilntlrjt'liho .,
newoiu- sport utilurvaud is pony IIUJQ: - '
'A team‘huc been orguhlzed ilnd 3‘ son-
has or mutehceuywillf‘gbei‘olol'dil W1, _‘
Yale team on tile grounds clothe JO“ ., '*
via Hunt‘tllubi during the month. of, J . ‘
gVIlio-Ills Counsel Will be of
- 'tiio lloxilrlal "
‘ .mcw YORK. April lowland! K.
‘3 ' ' ‘v . . ‘ a
‘The , love "tirade plan it its.) y Til"! find! himself today in u ruthcr
limit {autopilot leis fl 11‘? unflattie‘lx-‘Hiltudiwlinc on: c.
3 found Which snum silicon in .. llll. .trdmr . were ,.lni.;; .c monolith if.
to who his counsel will he at his next
trial, and almost as moth an to who»
is considered significunt that Danie
clerk, in the (lrimlufil branch of
bits produced at the triul took a shell
which would naturally be the part
of tho attorneyof record. ..
lowcd a consultation belwueu
symptoms, titer-u was a disagreeable and the, prisoner. wind it in,” m,
“d annoying urinarywoakuoss. flour. have been done wlui the prl er?-
ng that Dunn's Kidney Pills were a written uuihorizatiou. Notwithstand,
sure cure for such commands. i sent in; this, and Mr. O'Rcilly's practically
to Pleistod's Drug store/fur them. They acting as spokesman for Thaw, it is
promptly relieved the lameness und’ reported that. Mrs. William Thaw, the
made me sloop Well lit flight. The prisoner's mother, in directly the
urinary weakness wuu corrected .aiso. choice of counsel and thut she has
asked “Governor Frank S.,.lilat!k, to
assume full charge of the detour-re at
his imcoud trial. Then again, it in mi
DOI'tod that bioticl.Admiis. a prominent
.lr., tax-assistant district attorney, wil
take that place. ~
exception of Mrs. Evelyh Nesbit Thaw,
will leave New York. 7 The Countess
. ' of Yamiouth will suit for' England.
Mrs. William Thaw w
willigo to ,Wulchliff. R. 1,, and Mr. and
Mrs. (leorgc Carnegie will make. u tour
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
to live at the lorruiuc.
W ‘ .
When you need it pill, take a pill,
and be sure itn's an Early Riser. Del
Early Risers are. safe.
cure. satisfactory pills. The pills with
sickcn. They are sold hero by .The
“Bowl Phannacy and The Bridge
W
NAVAL PROGRAM.
MAD!“ D. April lB.»Tbo minister 05
marine. in an Interview today declare
that the naval program
ed fresh expenditures amounting to
“6.000.000 annually and lasting for
proved by the patrol consultative
mlttec included the. construction of u
defensive squadron.
stood in well-inforiiicd circles thnt the
total of the appropriations demanded
amounts to $04,000,000. ~
“PNEUMONIA'G DEADLY WORK
had no seriously affected :by
lung." writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of
"that i coughed continuously night and
day and the neighbors’ prediction——
constunptiou~ecemM inevitable, unlll‘
my husband brought home a bottle of
Dr. King‘s Now
my cum proved to,
”and rectorer of weak, sore
terly full, you may
tie against lung and throabtroubles
with New Discovery, the real cure.
PUBLIC FLOAT INFOSITION.
hulls berth south of the Washington
may desire, to make use of it ooh land-
1; uranium
so... all lit. kindling. u: l
museum a“ Mainly; . numb, ,
cutthroat r
by Elliott
dtri‘ablc speculhtlon us
Inns to have. him J‘s-i
will be successful: it
counsel, In having the
lite
lock up all the exhiv.
is "foi-
,Rellllf
or, or William
that after District M»
returns tomorrow and
ball is discussed with
Thuw‘fumlly, with the
ill go to Cres~
Josiah and hbi wife
will continue
They do not gripe or
to be presented
of the Cortes comprlsi
The propouitions up
com-
lniprorement of
uses and the ro~orguni¥
urnenuls. It Is under-
right
i, Glibrnetown. Tend,
Discovery, which in
be the only real
all other remedies ut-
still win in the bat-
l‘.'ll.’ Baxter, South
Ill. P. Wood, Norwulk;
and SUN). 'l‘rlul bril-
, O
chard ll. Golden, presi-
ith Norwulk- Trust Com.
tho. public flout pluced
where it is now again
of the citizens of The
visiting yac‘litsfncn who
'i,
silt mayor:
if “i too
turnmfct instead of muscle— strength.» '2'
it you an toolunthafatpmluclnu foods r.-
‘lhut’you «PM. n6
,
_,. A
3’7
A m
and»: tin;
- YARD. ‘
: mourned“
, This porous FLOOR covanmc.
7 when Aron-from... 2 , . '
dwhd’and .
“3 n resourced...’ ‘
They’Fuvor the lie-Election 40! Front.
‘ 2 Elm ,tdvo'frzftlfcufclootion . at .‘Ammbir-
v»
e DMRead Co. '
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811k, and (30th Dress Goods
High Grade Novelties in “half Fabrics. ‘
An artist attire loom has prmlutcd tliis‘scason ;, the
most beautiful wash goods overseen. They hrc iil'rohiity
the advance styles for 1908. and procured by rare good for-
tune, for this house. Not elsewhere in thisL city ‘ivi'll they
he been. The colorings urc rarely fine, truly'ili'c' dcliitatc
hues of spring and early summer, in‘stripcs, and plaids,
‘withy'l’ompadour figures, and shot with glistening threads
‘ of silk; No dainticrgs‘tuff for summer frocks could be im-
agincd. ' ‘ , , .
An especially attractive line of white and black cliccts.
. ‘ . %’ ."Wgsil Goods Sodium-Wt floor.
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Mahy’Thmgs of Interest
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Anew Stock Puttcrn‘in‘Dinnerware has just arrived.
'uiivliuglish Porcelain of high grade from u ccicbrhtcd pol-
tcry. The design is a border of shaded grccu and pink, with
uarrow’gbld edge. The different pica-s are practical and
graceful in" shape. Oi moderate price.
English Rock Crystal Ware,‘ very beautifully curved.
Carafes, Decanters, Bonds, Vases, Jugs, 'i‘nmblcrs,“ Enid
various table articles of rarely beautiful design. .
Electroliers of Wrought Iron and Old English Brass,
artistic in shape. Shades of colored art glass. ’
(Inc can never take a well: through the China StOrc
without seeing something liClV.illltl interesting. '
Step Ladder Chairs.
Very useful about the house, especially at lIUIISCC‘ldBll‘
lug time. ”This kind is made of hard wood, and when open
forms 5 step ladder high enough for usual purposes, and
when closcti‘thcrc is a 'chaif“ ' suitable for the kitchen.
Price 98c.
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