A [lady from 222222.292. writ»:
ran it of uni pg |Danderille.
12‘ close to iiv vo futin
ply hair
{226“an 'l‘h'oI
to very soil in wh 121212: 2
myth. and it alone should
Hangation 1 results are to be expu‘led.
out to treat the stem of I
itlt I “voter of making it grow and become
“ink-the soil in which the plant grows
hereto". the scalp in which
921. tho attention if you are
”’2'"
53"“, be unload (led to":I
“loll fiwmm “centurion beautiful.
' Multichan- is caused by the seal?“
11111 tl Iliptflr of moisture or unit
as occurs the 11¢th
. moot leaving 22122 i
“1" plant
21011211th
. . an: replenish
l “to
Danderlnoh
mi .
or liquid of tho «sip.
e-pl’od2uclluir qualities.
is enou hto con lnce you
'll‘ 21292232212 if Willi! 'firo in: aud’i
(y 12: “W3 y ry it and no for yourself.
«.MW at 222222»; 2222 lulu-u aim. ‘
moo-222 222232.012 1222-. 212222..
ow how quickly lltndirinl
‘ 112“! we will send a large sum
'c frothy“:e urn mail to tanyone who
coupon tot he
IIMTOII fliliDEillliE 60. 01110100. ILL.
filth ultir'hrm! and address and 10c
.122 silver or stamps to pay postage.
' . Btttutlful Hair at Small Cost
2.11“ many other discuss. have
Med and alto ether mill-
air itself is not i 2.- thing to
cd for the reason that it is simply 22 p1 0112222
Elia?“ Wholly dependent h225112122 its action.
2: hair is plo-
drvinlr up.
out: when
has simply lost all 12.2
in: for the hair to feed
or even I tree would die under similar
Tit! natural thin to do in either case. is to feed
the so I or scalp as the case may he.
tart-Jinan dig“ grow and. multiply as nature
I a moat wonder-
he hair flap 2 and tissues oftho
loniy rom’ody for the hair ever
a similar to the natural hair
states the pores quickly and the hair
hint; effects: 221. its wonderfully exhilar
lair beauti-
oi
S RACTICAL'.
on, he 'said "the gentle soiling is
the season 1 plu'ticuially some 012.
the 2112', the sunshlnc the hazy llllls!
‘ 'Where ’ao you find bill 11 icndcr grccns
‘ d,whits as the spring vor'dulo dis
on really wish W on xlnswcl
222.121. “1 think you will find lhom in
all made salad. "——-Clcveiand Plain
TEA USERS once the) my 0211
qualities.
. varieties; 602: lb. 8 ohecks given.
COFFEE USERS never fall to
' . SPIGESv-‘Our Spices ale puro
if you like mililncss use less; that'
Court ‘or No Court.
and He Did
- "Well. Jedge, l. donciho best I could,
consid‘rn ," said Bill Saunders, yesier-
morning, when he showed up one
‘ to to fill his‘ position in the jury
n the criminal side of the court
common pleas. Sallndels is a for
mer by looks occupation and prede‘s-V
ttnation. and has a good idea of what's
at about horses. so rather than l'lln
' chances with his animal, he kept:
ther eleven men in the jury box.
page,1.tn sees and what not
12g on our 61' his appearance
1" started out. on time from his
9 about eight miles this side of
g§fom The roads were pretty icy,
s 111 bald, and he decided that he'd
ital" go back and .sllarpeu his
shoes. Bill sharpened the
ill did, and alter tho opera-
d leisurely for this City lest
might cant-223.111 5 horse to slip.
' eép hl'm frenl the jury. Saun-
. reprimanded by Judge Pull
m C no Was on the bench. but he
till! 1. seal to mind contesting his
- h the thought. that he did his
5mm have good appetite
sleep soundly 222222 enjoy
21321... (iirdock‘ Blood Bitters, the
at systé‘ln than: and builder.
Sun Kee is packed in miniature tea chests and roams 111 all
.VJava especially the 252; blend, our leading scllcl.
Brocadcs and Night ilowcléd silks
aru ill grout dclllalld as linings for soil-
ill'utc cools and cloning wraps \\o
2
5121;; only 0110 assessor ill .1 town sub-
.llnvc them now on 11122 111221210. 11221 1
lllillk I 112ch calll'd attention to ”11‘
pr'cdiition 211222 thcv will be llSNI 1m iV
1119 must itself ill 2120 spring. 0220 of ,
illc advallco puilcrus for this purpose '
has the design outlined with a distinct
White 112122 that has the look of silk
soutuclle braid I
Sun Koo are quick to see its good
praise our blonds of Mocha and
They are silong: 111112' 4 quality.
3 economy
126
Washington
Street _ '
Tel 542 3
DON'T FORGET YOUR BUNDLES
Trolleymen Find Many Stray Gifts in'
Cars.
“‘At this season of the lel'," rc-
.narkcd all old trollcy (1111' conductor
today. “we follows are kept. pl'l'tiy
ousy informing ollr forgetful women
‘1asscngcrs wllcu they got up .10 it‘li\'t‘
.1118 car that they arc leaving soulu of
.helr lluudlcs bi'lllnd 112cm. My ox-
lcl'leuce touches 1111‘ 211211. the womcn
ire more forgetful 111 this respect
:hau are the mob. Perhaps that is
)eczlusc tho ulcu carry so low blludll's
home. that. is bundles ilult can be lost
for there arc some 01' the, men on 11112-1
11116 who carry llolidaymackilges that
1.11) birds. but they arc not purchased
at a dry goods store.
“While the conductors do their host
to see 111116.110 packages are left. in
:‘hell cars by passcllgcls this occurs
now and then and the office of thc
:ompan‘y show all the packages are
'oturuéd at this time ii'flCil year would
it. out a Christmas tl'cc for the young
Yolks of the city."
On the clonal road the situation is
‘116 same. Women who come flolll
lutlyillg towns to do their shopping
'ere frequently lay bundles down in
the seat. with them and then wllcu
their station is leaclu'd they 9:91 but
and leave their valued gifts behind. 111
could cases other passengcls pick them
up and carry 11122111011 and they are
never heard from after that, bill tho
steam road men are careful to prevent
these petty thefts and what they find
Is l'etlunod to the department for
articlés picked up in this way '
Some limo ill the distant past there
was a rule on tile trolley 121 this city
and also on the New Haven railroad
which required conductols and brake
men to announce something after this
fashion: "Do not. leave packages rip
the can? This rule has been forgotten
though it“seems that if this announce-
ment was made when the car stops
- sums basis as
-or uon-rcsidcllts wlllcll
22122122221222122122222222
(Continued from First Page).
towns and practically isllorlnr them in
others. the commissioner holds. is 1221-
just and llnilefensible, and weakcus‘
l'cspci't for the law. Mr. (.01 bin 1122-
212 a 121 a uniform house to house
2 4112121 of laying the taxes. and of un-
iu‘ti action in collecting them.
Mr. Col'llin's report is one of 1110
2110221. comprehensive, painstaking and
cxpcrt analysis of they state. county
alul town manner of laying taxes ever
gotten (2221 in Connecticut. At the out.
not he says that the. commisslollcr is
called upon to point out. any unper-
foctionu in the tax laws worth while.
calling attention to. .
tic 1112'12 lakes up many 111122222112 01'
the-taxation problem, spanking good
words for tho “Connecticut. Hyslcm’”
of taxing railroad probl'l'iy, and con-
demning illc opcrullml 222 the laws in
olllor lines of taxation.
Collllulssiolll'r (iol'biu‘s
2121110215 2112-:
”(111111 cul’orrcmcnt. of tho pl'cscut
statutes rcluilvp 102 poll and military
taxes in all parts of tho stoic, or
amclldulcllis necessary to that and.
The curollnmlt of those “able to
poll and military tax as of the same
dull'.
[121111de for 21 town to appoint :1
spot-1211 poll and lllilliill'y officer for
the assessment and collcctiou of such
inst-.21.,
Molo adequate. and lllllfolnl coul-
iiEllHliiiOll io assessors with the os-
l‘tPNHIlmC‘Il'
talliislllllcnt of :2 minimum (121in wage. '
Rc-vnlluliiou of all 1221; ble property
021 statutory basis at do llito periods
of from five to 1021 years.
The {11221022252112.2121 of property at fair
u'ulrkci value as required by the. stat»
lites as 21 2191121110 business advantage
to tho mullic'ipalit).
'i‘lle- abolition oi the custom of hill"
2112 1221011.
The election of :12 least three :lssess- 1
ors for 22 minimum term of at least.
iilrecycm's our asscssor being elected '
yearly.
'l‘llc 2211211111021 of lands and buildings
iif'111111110i1'."
Publication of assessment
cities and boroughs.
’l‘hc laying- of the tax into aitol' lilo
dctcrluluntion of the grand list.
('lulugillg ihl- gcucrlll proporiy n.2-
lisis 01
22922521119222 datc from October 1 to
April 1
Extonsion of time for cxnmimliiml
by asscssol's'oi illoso falling to give
in lists.
A quadrennial report. to the tax
colllmisalollcr of all exempted prop-
criy by the assessors of all towns and
cities.
Thai. nonvrcsidouts bo pluccd on 2110
residents in the ri"
qlllrcnlcnl. for list. of taxable propcl'iy
{101‘ taxation [1111110808.
The taxation of personal pl'opcrty
has rcmulucli
in this slutc for than oighi
mouths of tho yl '212
l .ogisllllion to doll-lop sllccp raising
and rclolcsluliou so that wasto i’lllli
only 112- made productive.
The registration of chosen in action
111 name of owner with tho distribution
of tho procccds to tile din’creut (owns.
'l‘llc taxation of the telephone busi-
ness conducted by individuals under
the special telephone tax.
The taxation of long distance tole—
pllunc wircs llscd for messages bo-
twccll plum-a ill this state to any place
02111-112122 01‘ this state.
The taxation of express bllslucss
conducted by individuals wholly on
the lines of electric or street railways
ill this state.
That. lilo augl'cgaio lcugill of tracks
comprising the, main line lrackag'c of
railroads in this state .be-uucd‘for
comparison with the total length of
tile trlli'kngo within and without the
slain ill determining the proportion of
valuation for taxation purposes. '
A definite basis or formula for tllc
“ng of 1.110 board of cqualizatlon ill
computing the nvcrilgc volun por lnilo
of the trunk malls of 11123. railroad
companies.
' Placing the savings departments of
national books under tllc jurisdiction
ot‘ the bunk commissioners.
The Muslim of deposits of the sav-
Viugs departments of national banks ill
lllOl‘t!
i
tho sumo. manner as those of trust
companies. .
The increasing of the inllcl'ltancc
22121 22119 from one-halt per cent. to one,
pol cent. on plqperty passing to lineal
beneficiaries, and from three per com
to five, pi‘l‘ cent. on plbpcfly 01' a dc-
2:cdcul. passing to collateral benefi-
lilllics. with n induction of the ex-
culgtion ou the initial ploperty to
$th
The reduction of the exemption till-
(191 the present. inheritance tax law
from tllcvaluo of the property on on-
rcsidcut docedcllts, actually or con-
structively. in Connecticut.
That reports of investment colllpau-
ies 21nd inwaimcnt brokers. be. made .to
the taxicmuluissiouer instead of to the
comptroller, as p'rmided.
Before making his recommendations
the commissioner devoted in his re
port, some space to the discussion of
each subject: XHG also roviswe tho
work of the: year in consideration of
lplostionsbroughtf before him,- 01 his
lllcciings with local assessing boards,
and also recitesthe legal «problems
which Were handled hy'his oillce. ’
A working library on the general
subject of taxation has been started in
the office oil the commissioner. in the
lime covered by the. report the com-
missioners recovered-427 corporation
reports; 1.68.021‘0Dorts from taxing of-
ficials; 1.639 letters were sent. to tax-
lug officials. relative to their duties;
.145 letters were sent to taxing oili-
rials relative to stdtlliow prevlsion;
347 omcials called at the collllllissiou-
or's office" representing ninety towns;
the commissioner visited twcnty- -eigilt
towns. .
“liming the two years 787 estates re- '
pm 2021 to the commissioner. the inven-
tory value of which totalled $10,605.-
0..::.' There were 110 estates subject to
the lindal tax of one per cent" the tax
being $82,803. and .43 estates were sub-
ject to the three percent. collatelnl
1222;. netting $26,198. The Post of 21122122-
there would be fewer Christmas gifts
left 0‘22 the trolley and steam roads-
tonance bf the commissioner's office
for the biennial period was $12.1“.
chillies 'tlie 'ncl'v'cs and“
muscles with warm f:lt,fills
the veins with rich blood.
It makes cilildlcn raga-ed
(and handy and {carlcss oi
the cold. It fills the whole
body With warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain a pound a day while
taking it.
' Send this advertisement. together with name of
paperlu which it appears. your address and {our
cents to cover postage. and we will and you a
”Complete Handy Atlas of the World" :2 2:
SCOTT a BOWNE. ‘09 Pearl Street. New York
22222 21231222 222 ‘
22222 222 31223
Work On Cultivaied Beds Now Con-
lined lo Exlerminaiion oi the
Worst Enemies oi the Growers
While there was a heavy sot. on 110111
1122'. natural and cllltivutcd oyslcr brill-l,
last. sululucr, lilcro wcrc many condi-
tions which made the scallon no more
profitable to the workcl's on the nat-
ural beds than the ordinary. 011 1121-
1122121122] beds 1112' sci was vcry plentiful
Vin some placos, while 111 Oihi‘l‘5,i-ilcl't"
twas 210110. 0121 oystermon are 21111111123.
20 account. for this freak. Tilt) lull
was mama. and roqulrcd lunch culling
to numb 11 slllcullle. With the big 891
. on tile cuitivuicd buds also clinic 22 big
sci of star llsll. For several yours lilo
cultivated bcds 121 this viciuily llavc
boon remarkably free from those onc-
11112'22 of lili‘ oyslr'rs. Early 111 ”it" full.
whi'll the miuulc sun's \vcrc discover-
2-d, work for their elimination was ilil'
lucdillioiy collllllcuccd. The stars run
from lllo'nlillutc fish just. hatched
from the mg to those lllulurc lisll six
of right. inches across. 'l‘ilo little ici-
lows perhaps an inch in diameter are
1110 worst cucmics of the small oystor
or sci. Tilt‘)’ begin about. the same
limo. and begin operations as soon as
they are 2111122 to more. Wlloll lilo
221ch of 11121 Hot. is hardly 212-2 tlllck as
paper and about as difficult to pouc-
il'illP, the little stars will attack :1 sllcll
covorl'd \villl act. and one will 112'-
found clinging 22122111121221 pvt-ry oystol'.
\‘v’llorc all the stars couu- 121111211222
born a. manor of (‘Dllit"Cllil‘i‘. lo‘or soi’cl'
iii years more have ill-ell vory low on
cultivated 110212;. Thu constant mop-
ping. 2122' 1112' process of catching stars
is callcd has kept tllclu down. ’l‘llu
glmtllli‘ll-i any film llu natural lit‘ils are
bleeding places iot'tllcsc posts The.)
raunoi cvlcrulilullc tilonl .bccallsc the
natural beds i'ornl ll safe l'ct’ugo from
tho mops of tho rulilvators. 'l‘hc
Spawn floats over the culilvnicd llcds.
This is one of tho orgluucllls offered
for tho sale of 112:2 natural beds to the
growers to bc dcvclopcd. Willi cul'cful
cultivation, 1112l slllr‘s would be 911211-
inniod, and tho boils which now bring
a very small return to 1110 21211221111
growlllcrs could bc llladl' very valua-
ble 222121 a soulccV ”31;“- income to the
stoic.
The mops with which the stars are
caught are llilltic of cotton yarn al-
tacllod to an iron brain. which is drag-
zl'd across lilo 12212221111 by a steamer.
The sharp points and rough suriucc of
the stars, 110 luaiicr how small, catch
ill the threads nlld becomc cuianglcd.
A busllcl bnskci, will hold 20.0220 of the
small stars that are capable of doing
lobby to oystel .
’l‘llc scason for the natural growth
cl's ill about. ovcr. Altllouglf sonic of
the, lumber of tho oystcrmcu will con-
tinuc all'wlutcr at. intervals when the
weather will allow. the lllal'ket is poor
ill winter, and it is difficult to kccp the
small oysters from freezing after they
have been 21112011 on deck.
, Although illcrc was an enormous
set. (111 the cultivated beds, there was a
good market at fair prices for the
natural gl'owtlll'l's. 'l‘llo catch all
Brldgcporl. was taken to 1.0211: island
waters for development.
1 TO CURE A'COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'I‘IVE 131101110 Quinlnl
Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1'
falls to cllre. E. W. GROVE'S signs
ture is on each box. 250.
DUCK HUNTER IS FINED.’
—.__..
Bird Spot for Christmas Dinner Cost
Him $7 and Costa, and He
Lost 11:, Too.
BRIDGEPORT, Illec. iii—thl'
Charles Eull'l took his shot gun Tues-
day afternoon and went out duck
shooting. he. undoubtedly had 121 view
a savory piece dc resistance for tile
Eulri Christmas dinner. 11c succeeded
in bagging the desired duck without
the slightest difficulty butlt proved a
pretty'dear as the shooter was fined $7
and costs in the city court yesterday.
And. to add insult. to injury. the duck
was taken away from him even after
he had paid a fancy price for it.
.Emri was arrested by Game War-
den Noouall. who had been watching
for. hunters of this kind who go pot
hunting ill the vicinity of Foyer-
\veatllerilsland. '
;E1uri admitted having shot the bird
and said he did not know a license
was 2'.equired lie could not speak
English and his testimonv was given
ihrougll an interpreter lie was given
i’ullnuln. who filled hlnl $7 and costs.
the minimum penalty
W
GUNBOAT DOléRHIN AT WILLEM-
D
TA
WILLEMSTAD Island of Curacao
12cc, 22-411222 United States gullbout
.liolplllll catered the harbor here at S
o clock this morning
the benefit of the doubt by Judge -
(Ciultinué'd ilom First Page).
(floullcllulcu 'l‘lloluas‘ Robbins and 12‘. 11.
ii‘iioil and .101121 12‘. McMahon. 'l‘llo lay-
out u'lll-lt‘alllauiulollsly l‘llvorcd by this
couulllilco, 22nd 1110 principal argument
of 21 property owucl' of the vicinity for
it was Robert 0. linymoud. 1112'. Roy»
lllolld (leclul'od lllni tllc owucl's (21‘
mom of tho. propcl'iy an’cclod favored
it, but .iudgc Light. who l‘cproscnit‘ii
.iohll ll. Klilillll,"Mi‘H. id. 11. this, Prank
\'. li‘crris, .lnllius Brown, .lolul-Kcsllu
and Mrs. llllrlicL Rill'll'hollii diam-mod
12.. ii. 120x Ml. Brown and Mr. Ferris
spoke against 11..
.iudgo 1 13111 22215522221122] alloihcr lay
out 2922 1ch wast m the one accepts-11.
which would cut into the store 02‘ 2121'.
Raymond (bot-91v Company. The hour-
iug .11 flint-22 bci 21ml, qulic “112.111 212121
in fact, acrimonious, pol 21021121121222. bo-
Iog indulged 112.0122- of Judge 1 igill' s
principal points was that the column-
[(15, 121 arriving at iu'ucfits llndV damag-
ol-l, had 21212 11211921 into consideration
illc' reimbursing or properly ownors
for mum on 21212 pmpcriy illkon by lilo
city. Spcakillg of the, layout. sug-
gcsicd, no 2112221 dccllu'od 111212 it could
bu easily arranged to prolido liav
22191121 lll'cltllcrs with another slow fiili‘
ncal 1112- present one, bill Mr. Raymond
did not. l'avol moving unless it would .
iit‘ lli'ccssnlv. Mr. lliglli also walllcd
illl' wllolc ulaitcr l'cfcrl'cd back to Lili‘
t'i)1111lliiii‘i‘ for a revision, and a dot-ls-
lou by iiit" incoming council, but 1112'
outgoing board was not. disposed in
llt'ct'pt Ibo suggestion, .lllllillll Brown
claimed that wiihltllo new layout 12.-
was vcry gl'oatly llllllliliztfd. and had
spoilt. $8220 in move his house but-1'. 221
its present location. 1'12» could 21212 1115'
uro how he could 2222122221222.» 20 MW at
111.2 present location it tho llcw inyoul.
is odoplcd . .
Mr McMahon l'ecmuluoudcd that
should not. the prudent layout be'llc—
l'cptcd. iuiurl- petitions be turned
down, because the matter has already
cost the city too much. llc also ex-
pressed the opinion that tho report.
was illc most favorable our. to proper-
iy owncl's cvcr thrill-d 121 by "11 con»
milieu of i’rccboldol's.
it. was claimed that Mr. Raymond
was the only property olvucr who
would not. also 21 Petition for 21 layout
i‘llvorl-d 21 low years ago. Mr. Fox 212'-
clnl'cli 211212 2111 of the property owuci'u
now want :1 layout. but one which
would unfair to all. And thus the dis-
l'llsslml'wl'llt 021 for two hours. Mr.
McMahon and Mr. Fitch, of the com-
nllttcc thought the layout. :1 first. class
one, and so expressed tllcnlscivcs.
i‘llcy did not think thorn. would iit’ 2211
2111110221. Finally the hearing was clos-
oil. and Councilman Moms ’1‘. Powers
movrd 214521. the committee's report 112'
.u'coptcd 121221 the layout adoptcd. For
several minutes tllcl'c did not scl'm m
be ally disposition about. the board to
second tilc uloiiou. Councilman Fitch
said ilt‘ would like 12), but did not loci
2.11212. 112- could on account of his mom-
m-ruilip on 1112' fl'ci'lloldcrs' colllluilice.
Councilman llcol'go W. Bogardus llual.
iy said 112:1 would sl'coud lilo motion.
and Prcsldcnt of the Council Robins
put 1110 \‘2112', Mayor “111110“ llul‘lllg
withdrawn from the location. No dis-
scullug votes were voiced.
Crescent Terrace Wall.
Corporation Counsel John Keogh,
who “as acting as clcl'k 102 Judge
l‘aylol wllo waacallcdoul statodihlll
Senator Stiles Jl‘idsou who lcprossllls
'11 10212. pliiiil‘liv on 11ers on Crescent
l‘crracc, dcslrcd to bc board at tho
forthcoming hearing- 012 the responsi-
bility of the wall. The council figured
that its llllu- was so short that the ,
nluilcl should go (not to 11122 incoming
council, and tho ehlhlg uili pl'olulbll
be ilt‘iii 121 12121112 rv
12121111 Sounollburg, upon motion of
Councilman D. W. llaylllolld. was giv-
Pll permission to operate :2 “pmluy ar-
cade“ 121 South Main slrccl. the yearly
for being fixed 112. $10, and George W.
Silll‘ill was accepted as 22. Sililt'l‘llilnlel"
.ll'y policclllau. lll his application for
.1221 position, 122' dcscribcd himself as
twenty-three years old. five feet. clov-
1-21 Inches tail. and weight. 158 pounds.
there Will»; some objcctiou on tho part
of Councilman Fitch. bccauso of the.
1211011033 oi‘ the year, be figuring that
.ili' new council should take up the
matter. but. when the difficulty of get-
.1111; dcsirable Special policemen was
discussed, 1112- applicant was accepted.
Collecting 01d Assessments.
Upon motion of Councilman Fitch.
it was dccldcd to‘tul'n over about $1.2
J00 ill assessments for highway 'inl-
provculcuis to the corporation counsel
for investigation.
damage assessments are. old ones, but
they llavo never been consoled. and
212'.
Fuel include improvements to Ely and
Fairlie-id av calls, and the Washington
street brick pavement
The lllcctiug adjourned until next
Wednesday night, when the present
board will close its calecr. There is
llllsiucss cnough ill sight to keep the
mono” busy until a late hour, l.
DEATH MAY HAVE BEEN SELF-
iNFLICTED.
TERRYVILLE, Dec 2-1.—-'l‘lle news
,21‘ the death of James O'Connell, of
this placc. at Springfield. Mass, last
night, under circumstances which ap-
pal'ently indicate that death 'might
have been self-inflicted, received yes-
terday. came as a great surprise to his
relatives and friends here. No reason
can be given here which might have
influeued 0’ Council to end his life. and
it is thought that. either he had be-
come molbld or was temporarily in-
sane. He was about 30 years 0121.102»
lnerly worked in a local factory and
later was employed at. New Britain.
His mother. Mrs. Catherine O‘Connell
and a married sister, ers. Andrew
Wiffcu live here.
PAUL TO TRY: TO SETTLE Dis-
PUTES.
Office has been advised that Jose do .1
Paul. until recénily Venezuelan Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs. left La Gualra
today for Paris and The Hague on a
special mission from the new Vene-
zuelan Government to open negotia-
tions for the settlement of the existing"
dispute between Venezuela and France
and H011 and.
,2
Those benefits and _
Fitch said the matter should be '
taken up before they are outlawed.-
THE HAGUE, 'Dec. 24.v¥-The Foreign ‘
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he omlgad c...
The Store is open Evenings until Christmas.
Silk Hosiery
just rcccivwl iii liulc for lllc i'ilristnlas buying, :1 1121(-
of lovely quaiilics. plain illlii with hand cnlbl'oilicry.
Black Silk Hose, 11211121 culbroidcrcd ill black and colors.
daiuly floral dcsig'us. iiilin‘iL‘h’, rust-buds. and forget—mounts
up 1120 illslcp. :lt $20012 pair.
Silk‘Hosc ill black, brown, 1:121. llmnzc. pink. blur, Mac
and grccn, :lt $1.021'22 pair.
Plain Black Silk Hose in scvcl'ol grades. $1.021. $2.50,
1.75, $200 and $2.25
White Silk Hose. $2.60, $2.75 and $2.25.
Bath Robe Blankets
sizes 72 x 84.
'i‘llcsc arc illc soil (1111i \varnl colllrcd illuukcts (losig'ul'll
for bath robes and lounging usc. 'l'llc colors arc vchv attrac-
tivc and tile pntll'l'lls such as mom will likc.
ill brown, 111220. 11-21 and gray. $2.25.
ill i)1‘i)\\'ll,i)illt‘, ililll<,2'2'2l:l12<l gray, $2.521.
iinlulsolllc designs in blur. pink and brown $34.2 ”"
.\l illc. ii lilllixt‘i Scr lion. lowcr iiurll'.
For the Children
Games.Puzzles. l‘lusll "lcilllv lll'sls, SilliTcd Dogs(
Lambs. 1.211225 null olllcl' illicrcstillg animals.
Children's Tea Sets and Dishes.
Blocks. A. ll L'. and Building Blocks.
Dolls. ,‘.>\ Special in liisquc Dolls. wm-tll $2.00. 102' 89c.
5 Kill bodied liolis. line made, 221311.021.
Dolls‘ Wearing Apparel of all kinds
Dressed Cloth Dolls. 25. 50. 75c and up to $2 _. 75.
Picture Books and Framed Pictures.
(118.
in tho ilascmcni.
For several years we have made-PICTURES one of our leadllig special-
ties for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 'l‘his yam we think we have
exceeded all previous years 121 the values we offer in
101- ~ it
SC t0 $5.0
Our line of Pictures at the Popular Prices of 252: and 502: comprises
i interesting subjects and Well framed Pictures that. would be gladly
welcomed as Christmas Presents by any one.
Those at higher prices show well their increased value. .
Be sure and see our line of Pictures before making your selection
of Christmas Presents.
1 s'. 1.22.!
A. Dickerman 81 8021,
84 Washlngton St..SouterO1walk.
Telephone 446.
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LumberaudMlll orkforEve‘Q,
from a Piggcry to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 46-2. _, , . MILL TEL. 46-3.
SPECIALTIES
.LINCQLN ROOF-{Nana super? LADDERS, ordinary and eaten--
*e
v
ior .fabric rooting. warranted :2 sion.
for 'e 222 ,. , 111R GUTTER, twin sizes. ~-
TAR ' 2.21mi 3-p1y. SASH WEIGHTS 222221 CORD
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I”; E2321; {WE "'1’—22122222232222: the floweds. are hav-
lami’mfluot mum ing their troubles." remarked the
tow!“ b urn-hype» emaiwesrshossaslu spinster broardor “Some people take
ghm‘é°‘h‘ 11,3931“! her part and others side with‘him."
u~1\nd I suppose." grovried the scanty
812.0221: andn or obr'ga‘ l
k "3 haired bachelor at the pedal extremity
rubbers ol- ov e‘rl'h‘oeur
assrmmsrs
912:?” r '
gold 11““°"'+“°":;'.{°°g,m,,, fl "trim”f- ‘of the mahogany, “there are 31222 ec-
”1121.112“. . owl... yummy, Podimpmla' centric people who mind their own
. 1 business. "-—Ch12‘caao Daily News.
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