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‘ p . e case of the burglar who had
broken Into n shimmuker's shop and
» stolen three pairs of shoes, 0le the
iii of the judge. .lnck Council,
burglar, pleaded guilty, and was
flower to the Superior court.
fidul Flour is mndceon tumor.
, llrmnum.
blind-hob all hours our end night.
rick H. Ganung
‘ UNDERTAKER.
. " ,‘Euneral Parlors in (‘ouncciiom
Lad} Attendant. Tel. 904.
.‘ Otfiee iutd Residence,
«go. MAIN st. 'squrri NORWALK
. , .
Wily not; heat those cold, dump
‘. rooms in your house with it ,
Modem ,‘Qdorless
3 chan ’show7 you low prices
1.32 2.5- iuld Unwods
“room NO SMOKE
NODUST N0 WORK
"3 Telephone us or drop a. pound. and
our‘reprcscutuiivc will call and give
you informuilon and figures.
‘.
" 4 round in
_ nonhuman.
ll. millimeter: "our.
, , who oneto
Mono and H
n
* dial Havel
nu
. . would our-o
Wimllatcs the growl,
own-u honor and
id: "iii to bill iota
lino lie ‘0‘" the niindfiii‘b
4 d has been mode under his new
spool, stiperrinlon since its mm.
deceive you in title.
Jlintoilllwgflod” ore but;-
a wit-:3 and endanger the health of '
gwmxpericiich ogciiist Experiment.
hat is oneronin
A! ammonium substitute (or (Boston Oii.‘
. ‘ I) no out! Soothing Syrups. It is _P.
Mutants, Milkm- Opiuuu, Monihiiio nor 0'
Its ago is its guarantee.
RUSSIAN CRUISER AGROUND.
lflliAU, Cqurland. Russia. Oct..l2.-—~
The Russian protected cruiser Clog
ran aground here today.
steamer has been uent to her assist
(:0.
, coived WWlfisiirbm the blond
- ,(itluls which bur awaited blur-one ‘for
more than a ’woek.‘l Barvia. It to now ,
lit destroys. mm
cures Diorrluonund‘lilind
ll fluorocarbon
troubles the
A or.
, nays' Bought
tier 6vér 30 Years}
M, Dunn" when} on roan cm.
...,_,........-...- _ ...
Shoe Repairing »
IS NOT moosnu on [SCIENTIFIC
unress non: av us.
. Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 466 OR POSTAL.
. w... -m. NW--.W
Now is the Time
Crockery. Glassware. Hou
lug Goods.
Japanese Chino. in
Plates, etc.
. .Pzilniers' Supplies. ~
Good ready mixed Paint. $1.25 per
gullon.
Wh
100.. 3 .
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Pointing out] Decorating.
We give the S. 61 H. Gmen Trading
Stamps“ Ask for that.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street. b
T:
l. Con.
.‘Ibrou'ten‘iug them with an armed torc‘e.
Annual , Clearance Sale of
i ' WALL PAPERS.
10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
ite Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
'oia'ucd here today in extraordinary
. ‘ eouru NORWALK.
a fit for Fishirig can be 2:
.‘81".
aow‘
rE‘ai-aou; .36
' his sobduduw,‘ to nuptial-i. the (billion,
fol" Montenegro in the .‘ preterit. orbits.
. , sumnioniuu‘ the deserves to, climb. by,
' declaring that. thin etc. ,} hag
. giieaglve chm-peter. 3pr
(delegation, rotor “n,
‘ renthal exiudsoo the
“amnion smear.
wNotional ‘ Assembly! like; No D‘a’liifihl
AFN”! Against Austria J. '
Lt’lNDON. Oct. 12.——The newt re-‘
centers in the Near East confirms the
brllef hold in imulon‘thut'the powers
will find in friendly“ ballroom!” the
thought. bu filled in line with the
other ututop directly interested and it;
taking, a more? quiet: view 'of the slim»
ilou. ”The rmtuuon of the barrio Na-
tional Assembly opened today. which
inuounta practically to a vote of cou~
fldeuce in the government, has token
the mutter of Sorvla's attitude to-
wards Anotrlurliungary out or the
hands of that easily swayed body and
placed it with the cabinet. The mom.
tiers of the cabinet are aware. of the
actual state of caffeine and doubtless
will heed the \vnrnings of the powers
and take rush ateps. The-poweru can,
therefore, continue their uegotliitions
in the matter of on intermitionul con-
ference without fear of interruption by
on outbrepkz‘jtroin they of the Bulknn'
Staten" ‘ ' ‘. '
" A majority of the powers continue
in favor digit“ (cloned: and are up-
‘poseii to'O‘l‘, Britain‘s suggestion
Iluit the pint. uldbo moro‘quiokly
drilled by :, debungo of notes and
possibly n w pg, of the umbusudors
at Colloid " , Btu course that would
timid thequfiroduetion of directions
other thannooo‘mpllshcd factn. Thcro
is reason to bolteve that M. iswolslty,
the Ruaaion'hiin‘iuter of Foreign Af~
i‘n’iru. In aniling'foi- this conference,
does not desire to reopen the entire
Nonr Enniorn‘question; that he is ask-
iug for something. however. is co'ntirm~
oil by a statement ‘umdc 't‘oduy by an
oiiiclul' of the Ruuiun embassy. 'l‘hiu
diplomat bald: “Greet Brlinin cannot
urgerc to the stand also has taken,
on rely, that, the conference must. br-
confined to the actions: of Bul‘gurin und
Austria-Hungary."
'l‘lie cabinet lmd u long meeting to-
day at which Foreign Secretary Sir
Edward Grey set forth the position he
had Nikon and explained the views of
ill iswolsky. At the close of the meet-
Inx the Foreign 0mm announced that
it had nothing to any at the present
t me.
The. Skupohlinu bun nentqtu encourt
aging telegram of greeting to the Mon
to undo National Assembly. which no
trembled teddy. and ‘votod nn extraor-
dinary credit of $3,200,000 to the min»
Mry of war. '
ilERMN. 0ci.i22.——'i‘ho lAikul An~
Mixer today publishes it dispatch from
liulgmdc, snylui'. that, Serviun customs
oilielnln, on the frontier, have tuken
forcible possession of. a Hungarian
custom house, undihu t the. people of
Belgrade have burned uuotiicr Ame
irilm tint: on the public square.
According to this dispatch, Servinn
cuutombrotlicors from the town arson-
hate, on tthuvc. wcui. over to the. is-
land of Bniu‘kiltz, which in Hungarian
Itti‘ritOry‘,‘und drove out, froin'tlic isot-
ilemoni thorn between thirty and tor-
ty' Hungarian customs employers by
The Sérvlouu then took libsuesoimi of
thin. Hungarian customs station, which
they continue to hold. They have been
rclui‘orcod by Servian gcndnrniea. The
Double of Shabals are celebrating this
event joyfully. "
'A band of Servinn demonstrators»
boarded an Austrian steamer nt Bcl~
grotto; tore down the national flux. and
carried It to Theatre Squurc, where it
was burned. .
'1‘ be Seriinn government. the cob
respondent says in muclusloit. illllitlui's
to be unable to withstand the wnrilho
tendencies of the nodule.
‘BEIERADE. Oct. it’s—«At an cxtiu»
ordinary session of the Skupsbiinu,
this morning, the following resolution
was unanimously pnssod:
”The Skupehiinamul’icr hearing the.
explanations of the government. and
till; steps iukcn by it. cxpoctaylgorous
activity will be displayed for the pro
tot-tier), o'i‘ tbd nation‘s threatened in-
tcieute. With this object in view, the
Skupshtiuu will support the govern-
ment to, the fullest extent."
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. l2.w'l‘htl
iriuls of the, Russian divisible bullouu,
which recently came to grief during
it voyage over ,St. Pctersbnrg; hnvo
Iuleu resumed. In a number oi" ohort
flights it, was manoeuvred readily. bout.
vut‘ticuliy and horizontally. Owing to
a. “10ng detect, the balloon, was forced
to descend at one time, yesterday, but
afterwards rose again under iie own
power. ~ ,
omrmm, Montenegro. (loi- 12,—:
The Montenegro: National Assembly
session. The wet? tower resulting from
tho annexation by Austria-Hungary of
Bosnia. and Herzegovina. which at-
strengthened by n bellieodo thousand
to' Parliament from Prince. Nicholas;
who, doclaredihot timelinuexo‘tioll or
those two provinces had inflicted a cry-
topogro. and 'tbat the people were pro.
pro-ed to sacrifice their loot. limbo
blood unless the, piniceful 130(30th
now on foot resulted in righting t; ,
grievance. 'l‘he nicosoxe was rcc‘e .
ed! With cheers and other demonstrn-
thing of ‘dpprovnl.
Prince. Nichola's,‘ left here outlay, tor
the 'prlnce‘m King Victor emulating],
it in presumed that theprince has
unprinted to the king of ltaly. who is
BEDAPESTmot. 10,—Ser‘iria. has re-
pile .b0 the Austrolipn‘iguriiin do end
for nn‘explan‘ation 0 her plupo in
or iii
. ,. .11.“.
day's reunion of. tho findiilogfiungdridn
other in; lieu-
, . rogue. ;. at'he
would be time tofcarry ill o, Xi”? on,
nox‘atio’n‘ o‘t ‘Bps’n may ‘rnogovinya '
reluctantly. or own , lusty he
won negotiator limbo pow-
orb. with, the \i e i.
rcpdy is running high,“ has Well.
inlg .Wropg upon‘ the pooplo or (MQH‘.
- Col. 'Popovitcb. an."nid_e.tiiéohinp to
Rome, bearing an autogruphle‘ttor or, 6
in ordering ’out 1:
‘ ‘_ , . . “ matrix or
, . . i it , x _ . ‘ - ‘
‘ , N , . .' 0 . .. “it ‘ ., ‘ ‘ "
. t “R“ . Pill?! , [‘0me a N“ ‘3 9
‘ ‘ i M ii DQVHWW“. . “ ‘ I lr‘
. a . , , won reamed)! a wild r random“
the Brit. oabi oi. Mounted: Mid
another io‘tbe n‘ out wit "K IV?
a“ gout“ ad (isolation his; iii bon-
on ‘e of t . sultun. humor! 0 ' the
unorthodox: or p u more on less
prominent in the 31b; crib dolor)
but! been current, “jg y
,filfilllfinl 3:36 outwit fittwgptltfimt.
'~_ ”8 or. 8 .ibll' ‘nce
Geo , no tunnelling» WMUQI- A
conti trends at it:
expected so long as ‘ e situation it ain-
rtnins its present t eutening depicts.
l..0thON,;_0ct. ion-me throat of
.wsrwur ci‘nan ll your ‘Belg adc,
where the (larval; would pose bly
in in special lesiinp, today. and; the
forthcoming conference between I Sir
Edward Grey, the British Foreignwfiec-
rotary, and M. Iowoluk’y. tho Reunion
Minister of Foreign Affairs, who at riv-
ed here last night trout Pin-h. col nti’
lute the two points of interesbln the
Near Eastern crisis today. '
it is now bellotod that a confer-Inca
between the poweru is inevitableu It.
uiy, it is learned, believes that the sit~
nation can be regulated only by as oo-
mcnt among the signatories of the
Berlin Treaty. Italy
bounce Article 29 nt‘tbe Treaty of I-er-
striuiiungary should be asked to ro-
liu, which relates boMontenegroj on
well us Article 25, whiobr‘deala tith
Bosnia and Herzegovi . ‘ ' f
The feeling is grow“; here that Sir
Edward nnd‘ld. ‘lowolnky will comi in
u speedy agreement no to terms. ow-
cver, Sir Edward will insist thutithe
conference be limited to a rainstorm
tier: of accomplished facts, » l
t in the méuntlmo Turkey hon been
urged to) continue her present prudent
reserve. but. not to tolerate further on
cronchments. ,Tho dispatch yesterllny
of n British fleet from'Mnlta injtiie
Aegean Sea was decided upon ,ioritho
encouraging Turkey to adhere to his
policy and to show otheribtote’o. bar-
ticuiarly Crete, that tilt». pouterudo not
'i‘urkry at the present moment.
iI in believed in some oi' the cool air
of Europe, however. that illusion im-
Hky bus frnnkly said to the iiritish (30w
crumont that when the crluin nroin ho
was informed of the intentions of ,Au.
oirwilungury. but that he was not it
i‘m souting'pnrty thereto.
tannin? * .
lilli no u
(Continued From First Page-l i
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4
To Norwalk went the luurcl mom
oi‘ victory n lilting. after the grille.
which was in many respects the ml at
interns u of the three scuuionmhlor»
unlit had \vou'ibe .iirht. contest and be
second had come to Smith Norwuk'
tbmdore Saturday who to be the d u-
clul lost. \‘l‘hlle‘tliei‘c have been Int rc
scientific games, tor rcal cutbusiuiun
it bod theiuntmlrprofasumnni sorreup
bruten to u hr l-Jvory man was
, battle.
in the gable to win. delivering the vo ry
Innuthut was in him: When the get to
finally ended in acmidurkncsu, NI r-
wauc was leading”)! f‘tiié beam lot
ti o. ti. ' o
The. game was one of surprises
throughout. Earl). it looked as if
South Nero-elk would repent its ric~
tory of a week bciore, but in the fourth
inning Nor-walk ill-ll tbe‘ecoro. r‘ln titu-
~8i‘illl inning, thrcc runs for South Nor-
wulk seemed tog cllnh themrgumcut,
buHu the last [mil 0 the inning (‘uit Ir
or this" Knorr had a ball qtrike him in!
tbomnd of the middle finger of Hit
right hand, llllll put him out ol’ the
running. This was such it handieinp
i‘luit Norwulk piled up four runs in
the seventh, which won the gnmo, lit lc
.‘ioc Desi. being unable to: hold the
swift shoots of (ins Volk.
The .fuli score:
hltirwu k i 0 2 0 .
Solitlimoerk ,. .i :5 0 0 0 ti o MOWG‘
. summit y: ' ~ '» =
_ . $ lo'i'igbnmmwtoting”, MeKicrnni i,
”W” ‘ ~ . .. ‘ a
. miles on builswotf Mctlrnth 1.
'i‘wd-buec bithcKier‘noh. ‘ ‘
‘ Doubldltpluys»Keyucr. Lndrlgun iud
lilii' 'Kciyiier. E. (imitgh and, Hill, "
Hit by"pitchcr~\\h Lander 2, Lauri»
gun. , D '
Struck out—Lily Macaro'th 6. by. Vollr
.,- r - ' t, ;
,,v‘flosetl bulls——Dest 3. Ln'drlgan 2. ’
"who pitch—Vein t. - ‘
'Loit on buses~4Noi'Wnik 5, Sent
Not-womb. , ’ ‘
limplrc~MarcolIus R. Bennett,
.Tlni‘e of gnn1e-0he“hour, {5 mil-
utes. ‘ . ‘ i
‘N T m e ‘ El 1 H
or; AORBE i' l U ,
,nnuoy' Navy ‘5 it” 'llfilin’t
atoms ‘Scuator AI “ t;
. . . Erin
fill-$8 Id, t,,,rouirh“Reii, rm to i ,
Why to Suit 1.1).}th oily he in” is,
spool: ‘or‘t‘isstit‘lr or. out cannula; so 5
a, or Bavarian wall to glove, enchant!
cn018uttirdlilill18lib bill; lied to obit
We nontoxic “no”
reukdown‘. th belie. be my .~
um dilation“ uli.
t
l ‘ . ‘ 't a, ti ‘ ‘l‘
“the, our albino info-e Bow
doii'hls ‘lllllellfloflfillb ocount obi .
‘ , ixht canon
huVe diuuppca‘iodfioii ‘ he] describ
himself hoi'oellng "bu‘ ly." ‘ ‘ :
bomb it“ the:
mm “mo ue‘
holds that Air. or your trouble.
view favorably any movements nga not
biiious will not pi-Muil hero. M. luwofl
I .
;0r Many Other'Spcb Foods Without
l Fear oi Stomach Distress and
indigestion Soon Following
l
When your biomuch in weak or
.you eat, no difference what it is, will
labor on your utoruucb.’ mile the bile
and acids to cure. your food 1le (oil
on water, courting. indiEootion... Dyov
iiepsin, stomach nervousness and
Belchiug of sour poisons, Which pro
duce foull adorn. nasty c. billous
headache; Heartburn, vin eltinai grit:
lug and intake you no oblom of misery.
'i‘hls is stonliicli' trouble which can
'not be overcome with ordinary digt'nr
live medicines. it is caused by for
orientation of your food, which will in,-
remedied at once by Pope‘s Dinpepsiu.
In preparation pleasant to rule and. m»;
harmless ls candy, though It will di—
gest and prepare or assimilation into
the blood all the food you eat.
indigestion is a result, not it (2min;
if the Stomach in
sour and unhealthy. your food be
comes tainted. and that’s what in
causing the indigestion and gun on
stomach and other miseries. l’upc'u
Dinpcpbin is unAntaclde. ntost‘lmwl-c
fui digestive und thorough regulator
for weak stomachs. These ’l‘rluugulou
will digest any kind of food you eat
andwlll cleanse the stomach and int
tostiues in a natural way, which lllllkl‘n
you feel tine five minutes nitcrwnrds.
Any good Pharmacy here will sllll‘
ply you with a case of Pope's liluprp-
sin'for fifty cunts. Juat‘t‘tiading about
this remurkubie stomach proparuiiou
will not help. You should go now and
poi a case. But your Stomach in full
health nod by tomorrow you brill for—
get the niluery of Stomach trouble
Your cube in no different from millil’
others. It isn't Stomach Nerves or
Cumrrh of the Stomac' or Gastrlii.‘.
or Dyspepsia. it is our] ruitlngw
‘b‘ood Fcrnleniuiiouwtlmt's till-“aim
takes about five minutes to overcomc.
- multimillion
INEE AND NIGHT.
Lost season the street purudo of Al.
W. Martin's Uncle Tom’s Cabin was
climluatfll. Although the reasons M
tins rudlcal departure were good and
nuiilclcnt from a manugerial stand.
point and the conviction has. been
i’oi'crd upon the show that the thlukr
inn. public no longer took any inter
est in the street parade. tlmi thcrc \vns
naturally a groundnut of curiosity to
know how iiio'cxpcrinu-ni would be
received.
. t MMMMM
MRS. 'l‘iCMl’lJC‘S 'l‘iledilllAld.
Lorul Ihcotrcpocrs will cruelly rccull
tbc distinct success scored by the
brilliant farce comedy. Mrs. Temple‘s
Telegram. than which no more mirth~
,pmvoklng..furco has (“it‘ll been xecufi
here. indeed the rmnscusus of expert
opiou Inst your had it that the clever
comuiy baby for the funniest comedy
produccd in the pus score of years.
hlcasrs. (.‘harlos H. Small und Thomas
Hull. the managers. urc presenting a
cmnpnny in the force this season
hemlmi by the charming comedienno.
ltl'ius Lavinia Shunnon. which “is said
to cut-cl the clever organization which
appeared in the ploy last season. An
oIbt-r new feature of undoubted mrii
this Ht‘llfli)", is a complete set of im-
ported Gobolin tupestrics carried by
the cmnpuny, which is sold to curtail-
Into the most elaborate utuge setting
shown in many years. At Hoyt's Then-
lit‘ Wednesday evening,
‘ - "MMXE‘; n H PO A r: mum: run KID, 'r l(}ii'i‘. .
James, of.. 5 1 1 p o 0 line or 'the most important produc-
W. Lauder. as. ..... :i i ‘t 7 l p Iions oi the early season In that of a
Meflruih. p. ........ 5 ii 1 o 2 1 .ucw nicio-dramutic play. Billy. the Kid.
Heady, 2h. ......... :‘i :3 i ii i 2 rhyoloucpb Suntlcy and Walter Woods.
li‘rlend. ri‘. ......... f. 2 2 i 'i 1, Ettore are tour ucis oi the play and the
iticchrnun, c ...... l 2 ' It o 2 i3, bronco uro uli laid in New Mexico.
O‘Brien, 3b. ....... 4 (l i 2. ll 0‘rnl‘itlllillit‘. authors the found the
Muivoy, 1b. ....... ii i 1i i i) 0 Western country it fertile field in which .
ilinos, li'. .......... -i 0 0 .3 I) o to place the action of their plays, nd
...... .-.- that. the public appreciates these‘o
Totals ........... 39 9 13. 2'; 10 4 rules is, evinced by the overwhelming
oucct‘ss which has been accorded such
, South Nomi: ”ii,” A E plays no The Squaw Man, The Virgin-
lilil.’ib. , .......... 4 u o u o 0 5:3,“; 5373““,figdimfififlfthlh‘klglkf-
usercngn. an. ..... r. 1 o r 2 o .. in“ ’,~ , " “m "1ir ,9, i, i .
G» Lauder rr- 5 0 2 hi 0 till ti...“’..‘.‘.'i..‘;’§§°‘il.’}‘l‘.’be‘éf'iirfifi‘*
.h , . ., , , ,
311‘s léfc‘t‘ """"" 5 3 g. 3 ‘1) : mile enough to retain much ”of the It- .
li‘.’ 0”;e“§h”.,i) """" i I) 0 i l 0 ntospherc oi‘ the locality. Typos there.
gums”) '2'“, '0 """ 1 ,, 0 fl 2 i are. plenty. und stmngidrmuuiic situu. ’
K139,“ (‘1’. It" ' ‘ “ :1 '1‘ l ‘0 b 0 lions and climaxes with a deal of com: .
magi“); so ‘ """ 4 2 2 «0 2 0 f'iiy rcllcf. Summer is to present)
'Iluiileu'vy, ”I ........ 3 0 i i .0 0~ (ligxiyfifntghe Kid, aid-{034.8 Tbeutre, this , _
.Voik, p. ........... 4 0 .l 0 ii ,0, ‘ .
'l'otrils ........... 37 o “‘26 iii 3 ‘ ¢9%Efimfi'mm
limos out, no by nan on' mun mmho ' .. , i - ’3
striki‘.“ . brown .4 .
Score by Innings: of ,,
, .
BERKSHIRE HILLS EXCURSION.
Another popular excursion to Pitts
licid and Berkshire Hill Points has
been announced by the New Haven
‘Ron‘d for Thursday, October 15th. The
”film for the round trip bclni: $l.00.
To those who contemplate this
, :churmiug trip it. Would bewoli to our-
base tickets at once. as the number
, t tickets allotted here being limited.
A representative of the Berkshire
Street Railw‘ny will, board
soil tickets for a very attractive trol-
ley trip from Stockbridge, through Lee-
and Milnx, arriving in Pitt‘hfleidv‘nhout,
2:30 p. in. r. ‘
See ad. in today's issue for detail
‘ information. ‘
W
W
1;: ALLIANCE in me no no.
‘ HONGKONG. Oct. 10,—,It is {citru-
od here from ,a reliable scurce th
the TB!” renaon or Sir Robert Hart
recoiit visit to Wilma wits to‘ bri
about an pittance harried China,'the‘
, in the Factual. ,
United States and G at Britdinioio
‘cnnuorve the interests of the not ‘ s
lacking in Gastric Juice, anythiud thpt. .
HOYT’S THEATRE, TUESDAY, MAT-
only the peeling capacity of the train ~
’, being sold. "‘
train to '
. Girls look upon all young widows as f“
. hopeléssfllrta. ‘ ,j “ . .' ‘» ” .
-..lr ‘ A?
e mail 1i
Of Interest in the Shop
l W
Crepe Meteor is one of the new nmtcrinis at lilt‘ .silk dc~
partmcut. ll‘ appears only in block .at present and in won-
llcrfullvbeautiful. somewhat like crepe tie clinic, but hcuv~
icr and one Hitlt‘ is satiny -.'lll(l lustrous. it has the some
draping qualities as crepe dc chine autlfalls very gracefully.
pcrfcctly adopted to the Directoirc fashion. $3.51) u yard, and
44 inches wide. '
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' . ,
Many of the new buttons 1m? very beautiful and rather
costly with their exquisite ciizii'ucl work. and meets oi rut
stccl’aud precious stones. 'l‘llc l)ll'('t.‘l.,t)ll‘t‘ r'razc tltfllliilliih‘ a»
few largc'nnd handsome buttons, and often there are a great
many used on skirts and the slasl’iings of coats.
I
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title of the soft velvety cotton iiauucis intended for lei--
moons and lounging. robes. is a pale tau ground sprinkled
with blue florets. There is a side liot‘tlcunf blue and inn that
will make effective trimming. it is lzyéc a yard, and looks
worth three times that price. , "
_.._..__.L____._..
Anumg the artistic court-its in jewelry is the “La Val-
litre" necklace. it is a slender t'lininJrCfli'ing :1 number of
pendants, elongated or pear-shaped Jewels, such as - tur-
quoise, ntucthysls, pearls or JiliiC. _ . l
a
m
't
A pretty cut glass relish dish will make a dainty well
ding gift. it is a llorfiiugcr piece and has fun; compari-
mcnts. for four. different “burs d'ocu'vrcs.” The bundle is iii._
the t‘t'lllt'l‘. Pi'it‘t’ $5.00. ' ‘ ‘
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An attractiVe liquor set consists of a decanter and Six
glasses. The glasses have shallow and Haring bowls of thin
clear glass, and thy slender stems are of intensely green
glass. 1111‘ shade of "creme dc mcuilic." '1'hc‘dcrautcr is tall,
slender, and the stopper is grout: $6.50 for this.
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Some new brooms have bamboo handles, very light and
they to use. Those housekeepers who like a large ill'Unni'
' will in; pleased with these. for although the broom part is
large, the handles are )‘cry light.
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