‘ line In
%%hh orre
an ’t supply you. writ: a:
minor: o DOUGLA§sI Q- . .Q ,
Hartford. Conn. Q~ . ‘I" ‘
NP" Hewett
Sp “MM”; Providenoc.R. II.
QaQQtlQo for young
i one because t por-
norm nu outgrown
in or giving the small ‘
Qtime iii suggested
"Av/till ‘eyhr‘kreeub item the.
build or red ribboui-I.
. I. bails al‘t‘ sprinkled
o It. ddut. the effect to ex-
any age will revel in a robe
Q unto. for where in Ihe. boy
‘ch not glory in some, timeline-
olounge Irbout: without tiII
clunters or groups oi
ill kill an a decoration
lilo lit growing every dav
ii, they are an adllltitln
out be decidedly incongru-
dererltl BIIIIieI Brown (.ollurn
pinpoint-Q ouch little
‘hi‘otto could be more appro-
or the outside
oo‘k thou the, 'old proverb "A
‘wtitne. ctr“! Some new ones
t‘l‘t‘nguiar III shape
t and maroon are two of tho.
alludes that grow in popular
»iIear approach
to which they seem purIlIIu
ltt' 200d plan to follow the worm
W Mill 1 tepid one bct‘oII‘e the '
Ql'lcold Wither (that closes the
Ihordéns the muscles
. W W unites for the holidays from
tiltI ‘Review: your ltl‘itlcspooi‘i-
our tablespo‘onfuls or ‘
Q o gm lluit‘ an ounce of
Q‘llQluutII, a few drops of es-
939‘ title at n time lightly I-Itlr
guild then tile wnlnutn; halt
IIIQi‘ and bake in It IIIoIlernte
nrdly necessaIy to trim
" it no usual a forth of or
)1 9M: ‘h‘fi the unpretentious ‘fiOuthche.
‘ ;'IQJ some really stunning. clients in [III
* this onetime bumble
.usoiul adjunct of the toilet
most. t’requentiy
in whitetllng. the hands. re-
mark iromIIhe throat.
collars. and for clean
DIME on well
f serviceable materials with
uon~perlnbabie trim.
a real comfort to the WOllI‘mlI
mil 0! doors ovcrv day and opt
" i caught in 11 rain without: um-
brolia. When she is further provided
long”: two » form
II can defy Weather conditions
happy and comfortable in spite.
' oiling In a somewhat open dc-
stint like a conventiouniized lea‘r pat.
tern tor Instance: is It hit: newer for
‘m a: hands than the hosts of col
i‘d “term that have been so widely
‘ Tnet first hnisio. the
stiff paper mid the lawn on
. the design is stamped over that.
‘ The‘rnet must. boivery carefully bested
. oQ with tiny stitches. to avoid nnet‘cb-
' or pulling out of position
Housman In tho rule in evening
Q Qett of; the gar eIItI-I are
ed clotuii. an
o contains enough material
e bodice ot a gown.
« d wraps are voluminous
of he tur hat models has a
bed crown and a straight.
rim 1 lynx withvn ohou oil.
. Sailor silanon are
w“W.hnt —toIEat" roQ sis
ill wit [IIIJFMI torn: S
l.lllake a strong nude.
soap and waim water. Place
. an mete); nude and ncrub
ytnalde. Remove“
e,rich.‘f can fill! comm—I
live pmlcult‘u IlcQo le.
firm nullity eggs-59 tor
e'o‘ .iQ a Tint}? Wm
The tire packed" sealed boxes of a dozen each .
guaranteed. . Q
his. means no chances can be taken—Ilka are r .
hurried from the farm to you-«he best can
best: breeds of hens.
Simtly Fancy t“! at a reasonable price.
o the
u
from the steIIInIIr and Stuff with potato
stuffing. Brush with melted butter and
dredge. with flour. Place in not men
QIIIle haste ‘ovcry ton minutes with hot
‘water that is suited. When nearly
done pepper lighily. when done. I-c-'
Inove‘to a platter and garutnn with
hoiltldQIIlch. Serve with brown gt‘uvy
. and clarified apple ounce.
Wank braid protects the bottom of- a
wot-Ill petticout just. as It wool one two.
torts a better Hkll‘l, and It. is just on
desirable to keep ouc‘u house shirt. in
good condition an any other.
Q A waist email in proportion to hips
' fan‘d hunt in not a requisite ot‘ u good
Idiom-I thcne. ‘days.
(ioldi embroidery and gray iur omn-
Dine tastefully with grueu satin in an
elegant evening contunu-
There are many new ways llliu sea»
son of using lIIIIIdlIeI-chtotii for IIprquI
corset covers qull work bags. 'I‘ hello al-
ways makI-I acceptable gil‘tI-I, I‘Iol the)
cup be luuudotcd again and again
AFTER PHIPPS Money AGAIN.
Told to Take $10,000 in a Tin can and
Leave it in Vacant Lot in Denver.
DENVER. Colo. liIIc. lit—«A second
attempt has been made to hold up Mrs.
Genevieve Chandler l’hlhpn for money.
A note sent to her law. Thursday
threatening death for failure [0 carry
out the directions contained in it. won
revealed at police iIIIIIIII‘IIIlIrtIIrs yet-Iter-
day. The IIotII uayu in part:
“You will take silicon in $100 III
bills and put it in II tin can and leave
it Sunday night at 6 o‘clock III the va-
cunt lot opposite the college near the.
corner post next road."
Acting under Inittructionn of (thief
of Police Armstrong. Mrc. Phipps
drove to the spot designated Sunday
night in a big touring car. She was
cacompanled by a woman friend and
every available detective was picketed
in the neighbcuhood.
The counplratom were also provided
with on automobile and danhed away
with the detectives in purnnit, but they
escaped:
REFUSED To MARRV OWORCED
COUPLE.
'Rev. G. H. Beard Declines to Ofllclatn
for Louis G. Minor and Emma
Shephierd.
BRIDGUPORT Doc. lQ.-iJoulu C
Minor, aged (in. a chemist. or New llu-
you and Emmu Shepheid aged 23. of
Adi-.inu Mich. applied at the town
cloik'n otIIce this morning. and after
receiving a marriage license. proccch
ed to III residence or Rev Gerald ii.
Bomd. in Barnum nIeIlue. Mr. hoard
IPfllHt‘ttl‘lO marry the couple hecauue
Mr Miner was a divorced man being
the offending party. Minn Shepherd is
also It divorced woman. After being
rejected. the couple returned to the
city hall and were married by Jun-
tier: of the. Peace William P. l‘loWitt.
‘clerk of the probate couIt.
pimp“: a/lllh that in lino it
RANGE MATTERS.
The. NcwIIrk. I'. J.. New Ito-ye: '
Any possibility of iegni‘uI-tiou being
started by the deposed unicorn tit Tint-
‘ters' Local. No. l7. of Orange. was on-
‘tirely obliterated Saturday afternoon.
when Michael Brennan, the president.
and Ennis Si‘ellpilug, the secretion“.
signed an agreement relieving the lo
out from any l'uItbeI payments to'
them. This was accomplished at a
MIKP d'l‘l-Im'lct; .
it is Ill‘ill‘el‘btohd that the deposed of-
floors Were quite. willing‘ t’o' nigu‘ fillet?
release. in view of the amicable air
justlnent each deposed oiilc‘er waé
presented with $1 In addition to tilt!
salary up to Saturday.
-At present the affairs of Local No;
. 1.7mm being managed by Joint Mo'-
.Kouna. prenideut pIo tem. and Firt‘tent’
Franks. schetuIy pro tom. Perma-
neat outer-rs will be elected at a GOP-
. ciol meeting to be held Thursday
Q enigllt.‘ . _
«Q—Mn'ouse harsh physice.'. The re-
cht'otlic constipation. (let Doan' a BEE:
uletn. They operate easily. forte the
stomach cure constipation.
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CHARGED WITH INTENT 1'0 KILL.
- NEW LONDON Dec lot—4n the Do
. was bound ovei“ for h lnl on the charge
of onetittlt w‘itll Intent to kill and nun:
tier .Iulnes M Nicnou on December 1.
in QCrnt‘Idall‘ I; pooltnom. Bonds wQeIe
'l‘lIIi' WORM) AND THE NEW AN
New which in to be given its initial
Mr nurpuua anything III the home tni~
out. line ever given III South Nor-walk.
No expeuuc or paiu’u tun-I been soared
to have the historical ctlcct ot’ the. pet‘-
t‘muunuccc I-muplete and correct. in NW
among those who appeal in the cunt orQ
‘ltella. Milo (‘oldwell lobuaou. ol' \eu
at the Buffalo Grand Opera Co. ; cour
conl‘oreuc'e attended by two rem-elicit» ‘
tally-no- from each ioctory in the: CII- '
action weakens the bowels. leads It’dI
Lot tho Metropolitan Surety Company.
lice court yehterday Patrick Curran.
iixod at $2.500 and Curran went to
hunt uphill?
rut/I nomrn Ali‘ll‘illit.
It in sale to nor that the mugnltleeut
production of The Old World and the.
perrotmunce in South Norwal‘k, ut
Hoyt/u ’l‘ilcutrc. tomorrow night. will
t‘l v Iictuii. 'ilIo tollowiug names are
three hundred poisons: Queen Isu-
Iluven; Columbus Mr N..A Preston,
i‘lt‘l‘H and citizens. Messrn. Pollard.
VIIII Alnlyue. Cray, inwrcucc. Penucll.
President Backs ‘ Function cl Measure
HaIvklIII-I dud Collin; queen’s atten-
dants. Minuet. Gray. Soluble. Clout-y.
Clive. Shove, Slawuou and lioyt; optr-I
llii’; Misses Hotel Rush and Bonnie
Slawoou; Goddess of Liberty will be
IIIIpeI‘smIntIul by Minn Mattie Walk-
ly.. wlIeIIIIIIoqu-Il queens of axon pant
come and pay buuiugo at her ulirlue
The number will include Mother Eve
Queen anabcllu. Pocoboutan. Elizabeth
of England, Mary of Scotland. Chris
IIIIu ot’ Swuduu, llzttltuliobu, .loncpiillu
I‘lIIoputru and Queen Victoria. and at
ier limp, centulien thII PIIIltnu mult‘
r‘etmus to Iicw tho ohuugcu In this
last. III IV woiltl since the landing of
the Pilgrims upon New England's
show l’uul l‘tIIIeIes ltldo will be. sub .
by u IlIoruII of one hundred voicoit
with Hurry Sterling, baritone soloin
i‘iIII IIIqulniug IIIIIIIIIIIIIII will lncludc‘
\ i hing iI‘lug Uncle S III. UnckI Sam
IIIII Columbia IIIcI-ltlug visitors from .
Jul-ope qul the Client, when Uncle
Sam's III-w pupils will be seen on p11-
’tlt‘lt‘. i‘ulitcu and llrowI‘IlI‘Iu. some p80
die of 7,0 cadets Washington Guard:
IuIi Ladies or “com. The closing
Irene will be It gorgeous tableaux with
be Star .Spungled Banner sung by tin
.Iutlro ensemble pautomiuod by bliss
Louise Chancellor. There will be three
.IIIri‘ormunces. Friday evening. Satul'
IIIIII' matinee and Saturday evening
This entciIIu.inmeut in under the man
n‘goment of Miss [Ila Lucieuue Wood
with Mr. It. It. Newton. musical diroe
tor. Flint'u entire orchestra will for
disk music im the occasion The boxes
for the opening night will be occu
pied by Dr. W .l. 'l‘rucey. with a party
of friends; Mr. iiatly Rider with
i‘ri'eud‘n: llII A C Wheeler will also
euthIain II party; Mrs, i:-I1IIIIId .l.
Simone and friends.
.
—---
KING CASQEY.
I' log Casey. with its inimitable.
itnys. company of fol-,ty Including a
large chorus contingent of pretty gills.
ilIIuIlnoIIndy and1 sevcralx costumed.
will be offered III llo‘yt't hentl‘e‘ Fri
day. mecmber is ’i‘lhe Rays are en
iertniners oi rank. having appeared in
Vaudeville for several seasons. which
was followed by once coupons in D‘o'Ivn
the Pike. in which they are happily re
Iuemberod. Lust. souaou II new piece
was especially mitten tip them by
Aaron Hoffman. author or Wine. Wom-
an and Soul): and other but successes
WM...—
Hearse coughs and stuffy colds that
may deevlop into pneumonia oveI night
aro Quickly cured by il‘olcv‘s Honey
and TM, us it soothes intlhmé‘ti moth
branch. heals the lungs and? cit/pelt: the
cold from the, system. Clifford- Pilot‘-
-Inzt‘ny n‘I‘I‘d- R. R. Plulelcd‘. .
Q
Wm
_ WINDEQR LOCKS CAIN IL.
hrdtur i) Chitin. of Winds‘l‘or Locks.
III tin Washington. looking after on.
interestn‘ o'i hih‘ canal and the nevornl
"propositiomi concerning the navigation
or the (hmne‘ctlout. riv‘er.
session d‘u eut‘lielI new bill was pre-
some to congress bv the mnflth‘Il
Power com any but nothing turt‘h‘cr Q
has boon one about the bill The
City of Hartford and other C(mnccticut
interests are opposed to this bill and“
It. In Quot likely that. it will ever be
heard 01’ again. ‘ .
INSURANCE LICENSE REVOKED.
COLUMBUS. 0., Dec 10.—‘—'l‘lIe ObloQ‘
insulation Department hue cancelled
and revoked. the. license in this state
of New York on Iecelpt or a r'cpmt ot'
the New York supeliutendeut of in-
nunanco wllo IecoIrtly ordered the con-
come to hence business in that. state
because of lulpoltmcnh of capital.
. man Fred Bot-km and conductor Wil-
Late last.
Through Countess
WASIIIW’I’CN i)ac.10.‘—-Illvery
mun. ultlltou oi the tinned son... be
tween tho II on of i8 and 45.18 to lltl'
chino II pur or the military three or
the country. and liable to perform mil
itury duty under the terns' of II bill,
the passage of which has con recom-
mended by tile propitlont in II special
message to cougrcsn.
The bill provide» an elantlc organi-
zation. and us the preliidoat days, on
tiny its provisions it would. be jut-ll an
catty to mine an army of tire million
men on one oi id) 000 v
The army, in times. ot war. in to con-
nts-It. ot’ three branches. to be respec-
tively designated as the regular army.
the. National Guard. and the volunteer
army.
Under the. existing law. the i‘ilillllH
oi the iirut‘two is"‘ilx9tl. 'l‘he volun-
teer army, the new bill provides. In to
be maintained only during war times,
and in to be uuthmizcd only on uuthor-
ity of congress. 'l‘ho. troops are to be
taken from thII acvcrnl states ‘and (er
rltorleu in proportion to population.
and are to be dinchnrged as coon as
pocniblc after the clone of hostilities.
Th0 organization of the volunteer
army In to correspond to that of the
regular army. For every l2 companies
of robot III-tiilI-ry rained under‘ the bill.
the president ll-l authorized to appoint
volunteer and stair ottlcers
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‘ VIOLIN RECITAIQ. IN DANBURY.
.—
Norwatk Artists Heard by LII-9c Au-
~ dlenoe in First Church Chapel.
‘I‘hteluubury News containu the fol»
lowing account of a recital III that
place:
An audience which tilled almost III
my cent in the chapel oi the Flint
(‘ougregntionul Church on Went, street
.Ittuudcil the violin recital given by
Ibo pupils of Clarence Ill. Nowiun. it
was an enthusiastic and appreciative
IIIIIlieuI-c, which thoroughly enjoyed
the excellent program given llllllt‘l‘ Mr.
Nowlnu‘s direction. Q
Although the players were amateurs
and most of them .u-erc young, the
work, which they did Who really exrelr
tent. The quality of the tones produr
t'tl in every lnntauctI and the accuracy
of execution attested the high clturnc
tor of the iIII‘IIructiou under which
they bud been.
. Mr. Newton butt for neverol years
been recognized in lktnhuryI on It mun»
ter of the. violin. not only an an Instru-
quutnllnt himself. but 99‘ an lusttue
tor. and his pupils have taken high
Inuit as players
Several excellent solo numbers were
eudcrod. according to tho pIogrqu
leiI II ‘bud been announced. and their
were {our coIIcIIIt. uumbeis "iiIIIIII-
vIuII enpecldllt- appreciated by Ibo
IIIdlIIucc and brought i‘vortb the most
IIItlIustuntlII nppluuue. 'l‘lie pluulnti.
vuI‘eQ Minn .lIIIIIIIII Wilduiuu and \\il
lulu “"llilml. and Mrs. Edgar M. Lupor
Iluyed organ aIII'I‘IIIIpuIIIIIIeIIts.
’l‘lto program watt varied by two
Ionding numbers. with whiclrilrn. Kl‘l
“he MldIllelIrook-liIIlioII.. who III III
I'ayu popular. delightfully entertained
be audience.
The I-ioilu solos were rendered by
Hunter iitirry Skinner. Muster Nelson
lowcs. Leo Kelly, Mentor Francis
.Vllklnsou. Mina l-I.Ibel Alien Those
who played in concert numbers WN‘H‘
Mint. Isabel Alien Minn Leonora
QWlid Mien ”little tiimhuhh Mary
Crottv. Misc Nollie lilauchu‘rd Minn
\i'iotlltmd Weluntrln. Mm. (I... .I Ste
ream-Smith. Mrs. kibble Bradley-Holt
IQ. David Wilson. Albert Nowileid.
William Stnlll. .loscpll
”limiter Ridge. .lolm McLean. i‘llll‘turd
l‘lnidwln. iiuroid lint-tn. LIIo Kelley.
William liornu, Robert lI‘ox. Lowell
Schwartp. II‘rouciIQI Wilkinson. Nelson
Bowen. lleury Schlet’fer, Dwight
Knapp. Frank Kornc’s. Robert Austin.
Carl Erdmnu. .loiIu l‘lrenunn. Walter
Darago. Ernest Pour. Alfred Andrews.
Miss Jennie Olmsteztd. licury Wilson.
Peter Schiedcr. Arthur l‘loeacli.
Charles, Schoilcld. Ronald McLean.
IIZIII'I Turgetl.
'l‘iIe ushers were .‘Iiisn Grace llopson.
Miss Etta 'l‘nI-ioI. \llns Aileue iluna
wuy. Miss Eloise Allen and “ion Win-
onn Olulnteud.
TROLLEY CAR DISABLED.
Braking Apparatus Dropped to the
Ground in Norwaik.
The. double truck tIollei cur bound
for Bridgeport leaving Norwnlk at
b: 30 last evening. in charge or Molot-
Iiulu T91TV,‘E.\'DPIit‘II(‘Pll considerable
trouble when the broking IIprIIIptu‘s
dropped to the ground. t '
'l‘hie' ‘n‘ccitlelit occurred just as‘ the
car had paused OW! l‘li‘P debrld‘ge at
.Wentport‘ The ground was torn up
and those iu the cur received It severe
shaking tip:
The car could not be run any furth-
er and it was dragged into thin Went
port: barns. 'i‘he Bridgeport trolley
oar went buck and II cinull our our
tukcn‘ from Westport to come buck II.
Norwulk for the II: it) crowd. Another
conjoined t‘hlu one and the people weir
gvcll uccout‘rhodntod
“a.
79 con: A 001.0 m one row
fails to cure r} W. GROVE'S signa
ture In on sub box. 26c.
MM
PANAMA 'ro ENTRTAIN FLEET.
PANAMA, Doc. to #Arrangomcuts
were mimic today by prominent resi-
dental“ or Panama and the canal zone
for the dotcrtutumen't. oi the officers
and W or the United States Pacific
fleet during lt‘a forthcoming vicit
beret"?'l‘ltei‘ladmtntutrn‘tion building and
the cathedral plane will be the head
Iuntrters hi the men while on shot-II.
’ . l "Hz—.AL-bw‘»
marred-m woolrr mi. 1909.
Laudiuuuu. ,
Take LAXA’i‘IVl'I} BRDMO Qtll‘nin‘e III the Iaiiroad station by tile Vone‘
Tablets. Drugstore refund money If it ztlclan oolouv.
only become hue siren men.
Some of the strong men n til-day
were dicklylhoys your. $20.
Many of them received
Scott’s Emulsion
at their mother’ 3 Race. . This had
a power in it that chan ed them
from weak, delicate ys into
strong, robust boys.
it has the samep owcrto
Bays and do whop are little "d
weak get cod and chef out of
Seatt' sEm‘ulslon. tmake‘s
children grow. .
Send till: ‘advmi ‘ ,t he: with name of
HM lh which ’ WI yobaddreu and [our
com. lb covt‘Il" pdl‘tnli‘e. end we will semi you a
Q "cotnpktc Handy Alla oi the ww' :. ::
SCOTT I9 BOWNE. 499 Pearl Street. New York
CLAIMs HEQVIIFIB Ao’ose‘o. ‘
Former Sailor Makes Serious Charges
. Against Navy Department.
NEWARK, N. .l., Dec.
.iohu Koiovttcb. wife or the man who
was taken from the Congressional Lini—
ithIl train ol' the Pennsylvania Railroad
at. Trenton last night because of bin
remarks to punscngcrs to the effect.
that in» was going to see President
itooncvolt. and that “It would not be
Well for him." plated today that hl‘l'
'lIuIIbIIIIIt's apparent. insanity is due to
his III-anneal in the navy. IIII left the
III-III. slitt cold at San Francisco last
May. and some IlInII Inter appeared at
his home In this city phyntcully and
mentally II wreck. it had not been as»
discharged from the. service or wumier
IIII away. lie. told many stories oi" ui
legI-d cruel tIeatInIIut uud alleged that
his my had been withheld I’Iom him.
It was with Iegurd to these matters.
be had said. IlIuI he wished to see the
president. lie was II-iIiIout IIIouIIy
when arrested.
ment in the naval service.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following patents were issued
[IIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ 8th 1908. List furnished
or pIIIIIuIs iiiidgoport. Conn.
(I W l.uotlrldge BIldpepoIt tool
for cIecIIic Qiamp sockets
M. ’l‘. McMahon. Bridgeport, post
IIVI- shuttle motion dedlce.
(I. W. Christopher. Hartford, piping.
switch. .
W. A. Lorenz nud w.. ll‘. l-ionlnc
Htll'll'm‘d. hermetic healing apparatus.
1‘ Malcolm. IIIIIII'.oIIII ‘2 patents
manufacture 0! Ilbcr board.
S W iiubbut. hl‘hrlden cankeI hnu
Illt‘.
II. S.
board.
Currier. Mcridcu. Ironing
Britain. door holder.
Iiit‘utiug dIII‘II‘II.
Runs, Shelton, 2 patents. sheet metal
buckle. buckle for running wrbbiug.
UNION.
\N'.«\SIIINI‘:'1‘ON. Doc, lit—«A reunion
of the ’l‘utt Philippine party will be
crossed the Pacilic with the «hen 500'
rotary ut‘ wu‘ will nit down to dinner
of Mine Mabel Iloardmuu. Mr. 'I‘quI-
will be It iuuclII-ou guest today III the
will be a guest at the Inugwot'tit resi-
IiIIucI'I. where he will confer with the
Mum: Committee on the Inrlti‘. Tomor-
row and Saturday Mr. ’l‘ui't will be
kc t busy II large. part. of both days in
no tcrenre with members of the com-
Iuittec. Mr. ’l‘nt‘t will round out a busy
week on Saturday night by attending
the dinner of the Gridiron (‘lub at. the.
New Willard liotel, departing on the
midnight train for New York city.
MURDER DUE TO 000 FIGHT. Q
IiAR'l‘lI‘OitD. Dec. lO.-—Tbnt the
murder of Michael Wierdnkfior Glas-
tonbury. for which Peter Rubaka and
John Saverock are on trial ' in m
CIimiunl Court was due pIiIhIIrily to II
dog light. deIe‘loped during the trial
this morning. Wlerdnk. In an attempt
to separate the canines. was bitten in
the leg, by Rnbakn'sfd‘og.
gle the total knife thrust took place.
licensed it bad It right to be but after
tr o'kcior at night. Practically all the,
testimony III the trial is being given
tluough u l’lillhl‘i lulei meter
PRESIDENT CASTRO AT BORE
DEAUX. .
BORDEAUX. Déc‘ lO.——President
Castle of Venezuela. urilvod hero to-
day from La Guaila. The lI‘rcuci‘I
ntomuel (luudeloupeonh It'hl‘ch‘ he left
Venezuela. Nov. 2.3 docked at Pattillu‘c
un lutelvtew with Canon. after which
party cubic up to limdenuit on It pr-i
vutcc cm. 'l‘he president was greeted
hotel.
PANAMA CANAL1 DEDICATED IN
19 5.
PANAMA Dec. “LI—«Steps are being
taken looking to the organization of.
mu Canal in this proposed, It’
the scheme to found fcfifilble, to hold a
Hp eminent men on the isthmus ham:
miccccstuliy carried out. would mean
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FIRE IN mnucuésfl
MAN HES’I ER. Dec 10. Q—wlI‘Ql‘ro “lost
night destroyed a barn and. its con.
tents. belonging to 1“. W. enemy, val
Jail.
'Ili’d at~$2..000 The fire In cuppoued to
have been set by tramps. .
H
itamont todtly.
meats it asks tho auntI or $60.- 000, 000,
- VIENNAI‘" 'Doh. ills-Jilin) autumn so much for the would»;
budget for 1909 was introduced in Par-j
For military armh-
M
Dir-Ill I‘II. '
certuillcd whether be was honorably .
Owing to his broken .
mental condition little. credence baa ,
been given to his reports of lulnlreat- .
from office of A. .\l Wooster. h‘Ollt‘iItli Q
(l. A. Clark, liurti’ord. rotary unzip Q
t“. .i. (‘uley and II. C. Voigt. New ‘
S; P. 'I‘brunllcr. Manchester. time iIl- ‘
Bow WWII. l
Sale of Furs
\ collection of II‘IIII Stalls and Mulls bcnuti‘til ptcccs.
from n llllllllllflClllllllg iIIrrICI zIIIIl (lt‘iilt‘l in pelts
shown Illrt‘)lll' II‘ or Department torlaI.
tuuiiy for those intending to purchase lI‘urk‘ this soaSou.
.IIIIl WQC IIIgI-ntlI advise our patrons to Iousitlci this exhibit
(inc may expect choice spctimcus in lynx
l nracul, l ctsiuu Lamb I. PM“ Braver Blue \Vof. Black
lsab‘elld and cInblc Marten
Wolf. Squirrel. l’ointcd l‘on.l
All thew l'urs are for sale on the some ordeI on from
lllll IIIgulur stock and purchaser. illt‘ treated IIIII sum .
Coat and Suit Rooms.
Empire Mousselines
A beautiful matciiul for limpiie gowns. \'t‘l‘V Cit only to-
Jim gowns will be IIIIft', cling tig. and
III light eil‘ccta.
latcrl III silk muslin.
in the quaintest. most howittlliug patients.
violet, row, pink. IIIIIII l orsian blending. and \III to and
black.
. Separate patterns in boxes. each box lltTt‘IllIllell IIII by a
style plate.
$3-7s-
ideal for dancing frocks.
IlIIItioIIs trIIIII I'C"llllll‘ \lilllt‘
II“. 7.50 Tullort ct
$5.00 Stand leiglulv imperfect)
$2.75 'Q‘lcpm. Iltitk IIIII IJ'II lilqu
$38.50 .1 edcetal lablc
$28.75 l‘ahtnmrt clog: tillllv cnrrIIIl
$25.00 'I‘uboI'III
$4.50 ’l‘aborci
$38.50 Palm Stand.
$20.00 ‘l‘nbnrcl
Furniture Store. iour‘h tloor.
Visit the Gift Room.
demo to pu‘rc base it (ll) so.
gone. .
Bridgeport Adver-
this Is :1 rar
MiIIkQ
At the .\V.’l?~ll C(Iiltlh‘
Chinese Teakaod
Superb Specimens oi Carving.
\ new line of fine 'IIIII l{\\0t‘)d lnblcx and 'I ubo els just
I‘ctcircd we place mil solo at Holiday plum
Notite this list
224mb top.
iI‘. A. Russ. (iI-ceIIII-ich. mid .l. lIl. ‘
TAFT PHILIPPINE PARTY RE“
held here tonight, when iluiue who .
with the prenldeubcleot an the guests .
home or Mrs. General Clarence Idd- ~
words. and later in the afternoon he .
members. of the House Ways and
lie waQIIloIl' “
the animal killed and during the.I Ivrao _
A’ Icprceeutative ol‘ Foreign Minister
IIII-IIou unaided tho hIoIimc‘r and lied
tlit‘ president and the “mothers of his
milliliters are Otto C Hétnz‘e‘, Arthur
The party then got
into automobileu and were driven to II
on assoc iutlou for “the purpose of com.
meroruleing the chemo? oi the Falla-
s
orld' II (air thcros- mother the tiioat“
heartily endorsed this plon'r which it
“The paper says Horatio, that? mm:
Iidd man live longer than bachelors.
which to only $8. 200, 000 in excean at In that no?"
the pulp expended in was.
Horatio tmcckiyl—lt seems so.
it
. later in the season.
you can obtain elsewhere.
Put us to the tent;
‘ ACTION miner HEINZES.
NEW YORK Dec 9.—'l‘he financial
motto of last year was recalled by the
appointment today ot‘ Lindsay Russell Q
an receiver in supplementary preoccu-
Iug‘s for the members of the
brokerrigo firm of Otto Héinne and
Company. which was connected vQIi'th
the beginning or the when... The
8‘00“ ty~tlve passengers were 8
jured one of whom. a man bled lo
death. according to repel~ a. when the
Northern; Paoiich Coast Limited-lump-
Tté D M Read c...
,mthmd (”1
will
All do today
(mm .11 re—
ll .00
3.3 .50
.50
$2 .00
$1.20
' .. o
$to.oo
$5 .00
$1 .50
\IIII if you fancy any mode and
It Is not enactl} sale to leave
and think :IboIII it. tor when you comeback it is like I to be
We Buy Furs Close and Sell
on the Same Basis
We buy the maiot portion of our Fins from a dim wII
mark is "Americas Leading Fur lilac. "
We get our orders in months ahead at the regular senson. and
Q as a consequence Iccelve the advantage not only of the lowest pricen
. going. but also get selection {mm much better skins than me Iltfcred
These advantages are pushed directly to our customers. Q
» At all times we (inn give yen better value for your money than
Just now we can give you bet or value
than we ourselves can offer you a month or six weeks from m w.
‘ A. DIckerman St S ‘ II,
itubuku claimed that as his dog wns‘Q Q
tuionéo MA‘N‘E‘LED renew. ‘
Northern Pacific. Train .I mined Track
and Rap Down Em nkment.
BISMARCK. N It, o'ec lit—Twen-
I‘iousl'y‘
I. Home and Max‘ H Schn‘lt‘ze The" ‘93 the; ”'1“? “M ”U“ do ‘ “
application wannabe in behalf or I. emimmei‘l. Mb “imp Q
trubt company Which is a judgment“ 0‘ the '0‘"?! 0f Momma. lQWEh'tY'mllf‘S
creditor for 920‘, 809 An
petition
involuntary
in bankruptcy was filed
against the defendants in Octobel'. tracks, but the coaches
; - curs turned over, and rim lying paral-
let to the track. 'I-‘hey in nod slowly.
else there wont
Qxeni‘iorc fatalities. The Ira
1997. ‘ 'I
oovznnmnvr oneooa'o none however
cruise
Pmimnnnemn. Dec 9 *The Unit.
passed down the Delaware River today.
east: of this place; like
baggagcmnd mail cars at: you bathe
nit sleeping.
Spreading rails are sold to have
ed' States government: duodge‘ Clateopu caused the accident
on I: seventeen tIIIOunanIr mile journey.
to Portland. Oregon The dredge in
0..le 189 feet long. The voyage will
be made by way of the Studio of MI!-
'go‘llan. The government has ntipIIlat-l
ed that the Clntson'mu‘ot Il'tlt exceed a :
uniform speed of eight knobs an haunt
voyage barring accidents. wtl lbc‘ roadkill!
in I‘ll. daya. , l'A
l
liar:
llun’c Ill'
methyl Patti
MM! “2‘31“"! MONO Ill
0 am
.ylmatorsz Lo‘ Roy. Np fi-
if?
8hr“
ruiI
so as to save. on the coal bill. The 3"”
Pilaf
‘W
ligaments.#
norm -
Pony,
‘(II‘tiIIIIL
o‘ee trade-
itlrln a mile
locomotive.
wast crwod
SENS”!
amt? . och a militia
Elisa tntolbem.
.Pamum other
Milli hon“
you
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