wow-u .
' brought out on the counters piece after piece of new 1111:.
. he said,“
. for semi: coats.”
Y combination, upon the gran-grain silk——
32.111111 CrystalY Moire Renaissance,
YYSYJ a yard.
Which Chiifon Moire Antique
and see these superb, rich Ottoman Silks, that will make
" spring coats; and the new sleeveless paletot. "
indeed-«Y-
'27~Yi'1‘1ci‘1 11111111; Serge dc Sale, in
the hilt shade“: of urban; anemone,
1'Ytla'cllt'tru' ‘YI'nlIe, Kolbein, also
1 1'11" no arid; bljolri—e this silk has stylish 1111111 lYple costs}
. licfio select'ed'bytb'e besf- lr'nown Paris terial‘, is s owii.
....dreoomaiters, Irid' is shown in their 11111111111011
Y, l YYYcisY of suit! and dream 111111 39193» .41"
Y'u lib. .'
liiért' 324111111 Silk-ond-wool' 'Otto-
men, spec prmaven, in the proper
Ytunior medals; it can. be.
., . hea'ail ribbed air: and
11 lYnaY Ye up 'wit Pot witho‘ut lining,Y as it 1 pl
" . from the old Roman peplum.
Y . The showing 13 beautiful. interesting, exclusive
Y greatly chjoy seeing it.
Y Y We will send samples to those
MW?
.. if WAIS'I's
‘1 spring newness that women find so fascinating just now.
describe a few of the styles—the prices are 85, 86.75 and
.‘ Y ‘At dS—~Cross-bar muslin; yoke of
,Gorma‘n Valeneiennes lace, insertion
and imitation baby Irish lace; neck
and sleeves lace-trimmed
At $5—Sheer lawn, round yoke of
German Valencieunes insertion and
pilits; rows of German Valenciennes
1 lice across and down front; face-
"YY trimmed sleeves and collar'.
Y ‘ "JAY $5—~She'orlnwn ,yokc of German
‘Va'le'nc'iennes insertion; rows of lace
down Icicle; plaited, lace~trYimmed neck
and sleeves.
At $6.7S— Batiste; yoke of German
Valenciennes and imitation baby Irish
insertion and Venise
back and sleeves.
plaited lacedrimmed back
Third floor, Old
New York
'. .1,er “ so.
sums 111 11'... 11.111.-
guy‘,
.lHN WANAMAKER
Broadway, Fourth Avenue.
Elghlb to Tenth Sl.
Sboyvn at Wanamaker s
The silk 1111111 walked about with the advertising man. and
"Here," Y
are moiros'. Paris has gone crazy about black moire silk
And there are malty of the beautiful effects
111111111 cold drops of water and the hot steel rollers produce, in
23-inch moire Lyonnaise, in new
and usual watered effects, $3 a yd.
22 and 23oinch Regulation Moire
" howling 1111 Ottoman $11111, $3. so Antiques, $1. 50, $1 75, $2 and $2. 511
a yard.
“Y'Other polar silks are those 1n heavy ribbed effects" he went
on. " Heron the new Silk Serge, or Serge de Soie, for tailored suits, '
handsome
They are superb,
Is olilre on both sides, and can be
worn with dresses oil tussor, satin,
cachemlrc do soil: or onulard. A very
Qe of this 11111-
Qa 'yrn'd
y bhondsome 3i. 1-2
uncr-‘Yirnyl oi the
ms,a-..'..,1..1, new ailkvan'd-
Wool. Ottoman, in beautiful colorings.
11.111111; man for coats and jackets,
changeable
1115111; Lyons under $5 :1 yard.
Then there are charming Silk Caihmeres. new Bordered Silks' In
delicate 'eombi'ruitions of galley weave with ap'pliqned' embroidery.
and the new Peplum Silks, woven and embroidered in recurring
1,}, longtho, two of which will moire the gracefully draped robe derived
Women will
who can‘ 1
First floor, Old Building
A Score of blow Styles of
They have just fluttered ins—dainty as butterflies—full of the
Quite elabotbte. many of them, with various rich combinations
of lace, and Mexican” and other styles of embroidery. Others
simply trimmed with the attractive German Valencicnncs lace.
We
87.50.
lace; rowo of Cluny heading in front of
waist, and with German Valenciennes
medallions;
plailed lace-trimmed back and sleeves.
At $7.50—Batiste; Yround yoke of
Valenciennes lace, with insertions of
Ciuny and imitation baby Irish lace
and embroidery, plaitcd
trimmed
At$7. SO—Balistc; yoke of embroid-
ery and Ginny lace and Valenciennes
insertions; rows of Cluny lace and dot-
ted embroidery, with plaits between,
and sleeves.
Building.
Cleats tile illumpiexuln
‘ flvemight. '
Pimpleo, Bach. Yiruptlono,
GulcklyskEradle'ato‘d by New
my.
w
Naively Advises America Not to Crack m
Nuts with the Teeth
{Special to the Journul~Co1irierJ
\\'ASHING'I‘ON, March f1.——"Ite rd
port of President Roosevelt's hump
commission, now unofficially barred
from the mails because of the obscene
literature contained theretn and ob-
tainable In the senate and house docu-
ment rooms only‘by members of con-
gross,isl1ne 111111111 most umunlnkr
pamphlets ever turned but of the gov
crumont printing oftlce. The report 111
declared to be 11 “message from “to
president of the United States, trans
mllttng reports by , the president's
homo commission on improvement of
existing homes and elimination of 1111
sanitary and alley houses, on sociul
betterment and on building regula-
tionn together with resolutions and
I'ccommcndationn adopted by the com
mission.'
» III the language of Chairman ’I‘uw-
boy, of the house appropriations com-
mittee. the report is one that ncvcr
should have seen the light of any, and
should long since have been barred
from the 1nY11II1-1. Since the contenln of
tho Ieport became generally noisod
about through the capitol, the (10111
m'ent moms have been compelled to
, replenish their supplies many times
poslarn, the new skin remedy, has. In
“Its cxtI'aordluary accomplishments, e11
needed the most. nan 11nd ”deciduous
of the eminent ape nI th1wlto save
It to the world It. haul looted tb'ou‘tt'
odds at cases of aczetnn 11nd eradicat-
on racial and other dlnfigurementa of
years' stundIIIg.1'I‘bb terrible Itching
attending eczema is plopped with the
first application. giving proof of Its
curative piopertics th the vary out-
set.
In less nerlou‘s oli'in. it'ffcctIons, such
as pimples. ansb. herpes, blackheads
acne. barber’s Itch, etc. results show
after on overnight application, only 11
small quantity bolus required to effect.
11 core. Those who use 11011111111 for
these minor skin troubles can now
avail themselves of 1111 special rid-cent
package. recently adopted to meet
such needs. Both the nuclear. pack.
ago and the re far 32 'Inr' may now
be obtained In oubb Norwnllt ntY'I‘he
Clifford Pharmacy, Edw. W'. Kelley,
Jr. a, and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free of charge by writlng
direct. to the Emergency Laboratories,
32 West 'I‘wenty-flfth street New Your
cIIy.
Since It‘s discovery one year ago, ‘
Film 111611 1911?
.
11111 1111111
1111111111 11111
Usual Spring Developments Arc
Missing '1' his Year
Development of the trolley proper-
ties in Connecticut has not. been so
slow 111. thin 1161111011 of the your since
the trollo ' craze struck this suction of
the. coun y so many years back that
memory” nunwvrel II 1101.
building” Iinc I11 being done by Inc )on- Y
not: limit Company in this
this corporation. which owns about,
two- thirds of file lines In Connecticut
is not even planning any very largo
extensions to be built right, :IWII)‘.
Times are not right for development
work. llusinoss will have to pick 11p
and IIIounyYslIow 11111110 1111111 buck-
wnrdnonn about coming forward boforc
the railroad people uucoil any ot the
schemes of vast development which it.
'Is commonly reported have been pluc
ed on the blue prints on file at the
office of tho company's chic! engineer
.Y'I'bcsc 111111111 are all right to look at,
11an no doubt the lines shown on some
of mom would be paying Investments,
but the railroad feels too poor to do
much along the Investing lino Just
about this time.
- 'lherc um 11. few jobs III the w run,
of course. There is :1 “no being will
from Willinurutic Io Cotenli'y, 11nd
Page after page of the report is uiYIYflI
for reproduction III 11 newspaper. but
m'ucb of It In outlining, The only 0b-
Jcction to it, according to 11 p'1'0111ineut
member of congress, Is that the IIII-Y
thorn lake It for granted 111111" the
American people havomo conception
of. the first principles of living Your.
I'cctly. The cage remarks of the. var.
Iouanuthorn are such that if the days
of tho slxtlctb congress were not
diuwlug to 11 close Adam Bode, and a
few other ot’ the Immortals of the
house would would attempt to quote
from thepubilcallon literally. For In-
stnuoe, the report says:
"Boots and shoes are Intended to
protect the foot; from the uneven and
rough surfaces of the ground. from
cold. wet. and oven heat. and must be
constructed so an to 111ch these re
oIIiI'ements. The sole of 0 shoe should
be so constructed that the great too
touchcn It in such :1 way that 11 line
projected postcriovly through tho. IuId
(lie of this too will strike the middle of
the. beef.“
The authors of the report are op
bolted to corsets. 'I‘bey rcmnrk:
"Suspenders should be. worn by both
1111x1111. Stockings should be 111110121 of
some worm, put'nuruble qutct'lul. such
1111 wool of merino. 1111 1110 circulation
I11 I'utbcI' I‘ceblc’iu the lower extremi-
tics.‘
The report also Instructs one how to
wakc 1111 III the morning
"The sléupcr should lie with his
head slightly rub-zed," says the I'cport.
"profm'nbly with the body inclined to
tho l'l It side. flo should 1'qu I'nIIu-I'
sIYowL fmm the. recumbent position.
since u sudden change. to the erect. po
sillou not only 11 celoiutcs the heart
action, but also changes the blood (Ils-
tributlou too abruptly? That puts the
alarm clock out of business. remarks
the man who urisos 111 0:30 11. n1.
A. great. amount of space In devoted
to baths, and .l. Adam licde.nfte1
reading the regulations, remarked
thnt although he was a member of
congmss I111 could not figure out time
'enougb to take his daily nblutious an
or the rules prescribed by the proof
ont's commissioners. Ilcre arc the
when:
“Avoid bathing within ‘two hours
after meals. Avoid bathing when or
in person's who have any regard for
their bank 1.116111111411111 commission
makes the following stritcme’bt; ""A r11
tl‘or'IY' of broad, codflsh, lord, bacon, po'
111101311, 1111111151111. tumor and tea. may
.be purchun’ch 161 15 to 20 cents which
III actual food value Ia'Y count to the
best hotel f1'1'1ue"
11111111112111va rend tho r/chort will
have 111111Io.qu01'nY111.ti011;Y I11Y’I11Y111Y111't. to
thcir parents For 111111111qu gm 1'1-11101'l
givos Ibis hint: "A IIItIc butth' and
jam mode 11 111111. of 1111:1111 nonicllYiian
which 11 child Will out with relish
I’m-cola who one wont to bring their
children up on conned boon 111111 c1111
Inigo arc admonished In the following
luugunge: "The value of milk as 11 bcv
cridgc. particularly for children must
never be overlooked." _
If your cook happens to be unfa-
nIIliuI' with the Imsslbilltlcs of the
butcher shop she 111111' glean some 111-
tolllgcnco from the following obsei-
v:111iou"ll1unburg alcuk, 10111111 steak.
lll‘llll 11ml sausage-11 11111 1111311111 M11111
111111 readily be cooked and which are
oppotl'zlug. wlrllc pork chops ltnvc
Idwnys been 11 fovorito and are 111111111
Iy consult-red less expensive than
similar cuts of beef 01 lupr."
Once more the 191101111 makes some
observations about” 'Plllldl'm “if
children come home {5'pr school (UN
report does not any so but it 111 re
ported that children nounlly make 11
practice of coming 11011111 from schooll
they and their mother should have
something which Is suited to their
needs 11ml yct which does, not involve
too much tmublc." It is suggestion
that “left over foods" will ,uuswcr the
purpose.
Evidently the-commission has not
visited Boston mint-reason yeasts.
(01' the reudcr will observe that. the
following paragraph to In the past
teusc:'l11 earlier times in New Eug-
bind creamed salt codfisli with baked
potatoes, boiled suit salmon with
drawn butler, boiled suit codilsh with
boots 11nd boiled potatoes,1111d pork
and beans were siIIIple. inexpensive
:iluhcn willob'v were wry commonly
used." é
Apparently 'I'b'c omi'niisslou 'hnn
thoroughly Investigated the question
of cost I11 rogurd to bdiblca. 1111 may
be judged from this remark: "n
Pd:
. 1.1101111111111411. p11. what. lei 11"1'9-
n t'tibl‘o fortune?
thromonough to make its pOBSEBSOY't}
011111111111 upon any subject. respected,
thing else.
"'Ym'i- mgls1i‘11,“fi'1i
for W eel: Coinmencing
Monday, March Isl.-
Food Duly bulletin
A‘s 11 rule, 11 man can mnko every-
Paw-101112 that Is thing better than he can moko an o).
cone, and a woman can make an or.
once better than she can make any-
Specuii Dill Price Leaders
‘W'It'lhcr 'Baker't'l Coco‘s, a can. .1,i'17cY
emau's Mustard, 9. can..'...1.de
' d: Berrin‘sSanee. a. 1101..
field Dust. lar'gY'e package ...... 1Y8Ye
Sup'ollo. plain. or hand .......... 171:.
”191:1 R. & R. Boned Chicken, 11 can. 25o
or also? 111.0111 caeameav 31:17:11.1: pound ........... ‘34:: Y'
50 stomps with 1 In? one T'ea.‘
‘4 40 Stamps with 1 111.5011 Tea-
26 Stamps 'wltb 1 lb 4'00 '1‘th
0'YStan‘Y1Yp'o with 1 In. the '1‘an
30 gowns with 1 lb.
' 25 Stamps with 1 lb
W HRYANTE'D FRESH EGGS» a dozen 1.2.1“! ..... ..... “flair?
1L3“ DESI GRANUL'A'T SUYGYAR tor ........... . .......... '. . .$1. 09'
Extra Stamps “dill Teas and Coifcos
360 Coffee.
3'00 Coffee.
20 Bt’ttlhps. with 1 lb'. 250 Chili-re.
10 chimps with 1 lb. 200 Coffee. .
"B'wnpd'wii'h 1' bottle Comp-Y
oil's Mudfg'ird' Gel
Halal 11s . ..........
11-”11
11111111113 With 1 can sulfuric
Extra Stanlps with Groceries
l0 Stumps with 1 p'l'rg. Seeded
oe :
10 Stamps with 1 111. 'Pruneo. .101:
I. . Po's‘tY Y
mug): withl . D. .g...... .101: 1031“,?” With 1 bottle Stuffed
' Y i es ...................
+Oggiggsvith 1 can s'utal?915c 10 Stamps with 3 cans A&P
I0 Stamps with 1 can A&P
Lunch Cocoa ......
it'll'tcd
' 11111511111110
1 .
111-3311} ‘1
haunted by fatigue 01' from Ypuy otlIeI
cause Avoid bathing when tho body
to cooling off from perspiration.
Avoid bathing altogether in the open
1111', if. Yttl’tcr' having been 11 short timrI
In the water, there is a sense. of chilli-
ncss with numbness of the hands and
feet. but bathe When the body is
wunn.pro1ldod no time I11 lost in get-
ting into the water Avoid chllllngtbe
; body by sitting 01' standing undressed
on the banks or III boats. utter hav-
ng been in the water Avoid remain
log to long in the water. but leave
the Water immediately if there Is the
slightest feeling of chiliiuesu. The vig-
1Yo’1'Youa and strong may bathe early In
' I'o morning 11111111 empty stomach."
'sleak or chop which can be quickly
cooked In more costly than 11 slow".
F‘nnbo it from tho commission to
confine itself to the duties of n bouso
wife. [to versatility in Illustrated in 11
sage remark which Is quoted .here-
with: “No carpenter cnn build 11
house or carry out even a simple en-
torprise without 11 plan, and the bet-
ter the plan the caster-11nd more out
Isfuctnry will be the work, other
things being equal. "
WALTER Rd. FAIIY.
~‘I have been somewhat costive
but Donn'u Regulcls gave just the re
sults desl1'.ed 'Ihcy act mildly aYnd
bone :1. regulate the bowels perfectly? —-
1 'Y'f‘he nYt thors make the following on “90““ B; Krauso, 306 Walnut Ave
; notince‘m nt of tit II Inc or knowl- Alumna. In
1 ' '1' s o a f 1 '1
‘ “'3 kW“ 3 a 0'1 B1" ' '1'“ ° MOTOR cvcus RIDER INJURED.
exact, nature 11 sleep 01' the sus
sion of 1111111111111: activity of the
. lirafn." The fol owing. however, In ad
1111111111 as a in c 511', I11 1111111111on
111111111 healtbv, new-born Infants nlhe'p
all day. except while lllllfllglg? This
Statement 11111611111111 to' a cutie. 11111
are 'and mo are and glye to them in-
formation wY Ioh heretofore has been
~ within: Id. 1
. 1i Under the 11111-11111 of “Importance
or Good Tooth," Ilia 1111111111113 slo'r't
ling, unnoiummcament is n1ude:"'l‘_ho
teeth: should never be used for the
‘purpose of cracking 1111
The report In very blunt and very
habit, so frank in Meet: that the 1111an
ly111lutcresung'.1pontionsfiof it cannon Ira
1111ch 51110101111111.1113 sentence have Kreomer' will never 11511111 have the
invents omin‘t’ the million. that appeana rfi‘ee use of his 1ng
”In one chapter danced to. cloanlinesalz '
It appaamundsr the and heading: “Eur I: c A Y.YY Yip a nagA .
'5“ Node." The 11111111111311“ says: 31mm 1' ,. filmy B"
Theooi organs should be kept clcum‘" It
There's 1:101 made about 11. 11111 1111111 rim»
first: sentence tells the story and the
rest of the paragraph merely simpli-
' fies
-'I Physicians who have devoted their-
' I van to typhoid fetter Will be interest-Y
ed to learn 111 discovery made by the
. Acom'mfsafon Itfoliown; “OystEI's rats-
611 III sewagepolldtad'hbeds have boom
known w- tYuauamt t' a genius of tyY- Havel" an “HMO" td‘ “We ll. 0.“
pYIIold1 “we” , 'Ywaké of 32, 000' .000, overlng 111113311
Inhamucb as the report was 11.11.116.11 11 Union 'f‘r'un't ampnny, or 'Nti:
b1' farmers as well Yon r111- cl17y rout aven'. 11111111111119: was modern
the followln statement will be of I111 committee by the 1111111111111
Y1 1111111-{11'11 111111 0111111111 vle‘n and minnow" 1111114111111 0011111111
1 1 " , of‘lffi'l .1 f'QIhoi' 11111111111111
" ’ o [In _ thrill of Interested
‘ 'all boils fvde’i 5 q‘hli-ié' the welfare
' or 1111111“ 11111111111111 at heart. Hire 11 111:
Y'Loucid 111111111111 very: liable on house
140s ANGELES, Cal, Itqurch 4:9
George Krenmer, one of the best
k110wn motor cycle riders. who arriv-
eYn have recently from the cost, was
seriously injured at; the now saucer
truck, last night by being thrown from
n; machine he was trying o'11t.- To ma-
chine buckled and turned my Lie. throw-
1.13 mm across the track anddow-n the
Incline. the flange 0:11 this wheel. strik-
I g him‘ as he tell He was hurried to
'110 hospital where it. won found be
111111 sustained a. fracture or. the leg
near the ankle.
wide open, the tendons 111111 ligaments
being- buoken through1 and the Joint
disincmdi ' 'l‘h‘e surgeons believe that.
AALBANY Monol'u. 5.——Tha .second
district public service committee yes-
'rerday authorized 111.; New York and
Stamford Railway company, a subsi-
diary cont Ynny of this New York; New,
cw you; and 13,911 Chester “11111116111
tummy and- tile ‘Np In York, West
clteht'cr' and Boston 1111111111111 Cbmpnu)’.
now owned and controlled by the Mill-
brook Company and ratio whatever rc-
Insuring 110111 may be acquired from
other parties.
Indigestion.~ '
Ghrél‘ully arranged ménu cards 1'..
.i- orcluslve hotels need no longer appetil
. ‘ I
new. 1
Hts ~knae :uwan: splint
16349011 union 9' :eém'd
1111' dtitbo‘rlty o‘o‘ pI'Ir'chao‘c' stock or. the '
then that trolley bctwccu Cromwell
and Middletown which will connect
Hartford with M'Iddlotown. will be our
cued III 11 few weeks, and thou the
Bloomllcld trolley II11o, up In the some
«(action of the, state has just been
completed. These three propositions,
cos't Inc New Haven road something
like 11 million dollars. but then it must
be remembered that the contracts
were given out and work 111111ch when
money was more plentifully sprinklc'd
throughout the various dcposliorlcs of
tile New Haven food than it Is todnv.
The trolley 111 roally getting down to
' bard pun along the expense. line when
It docs not place an order for a few
curs during the 1101111011. About this
time cuch year, In the past. the Con-
necticut Company, the Consolidated
Iluliwny, 01' the 8111110 concern undor
some one of Its old names, would sign
contracts for the equipment needed for
the following 1111111111912 No new equip-
ment binccded by the Connecticut
Compnny for next summer‘s business,
according to the view token from the
angle or the railroad directors who
1111111. [11111110 dividends continue, no the
111111111 our order has not boon placed.
'i‘boy do any at. the railroad building
that, the New Havoc road bun" Yiecu 11
poor buyer of the railroad supp'y mcu
Ior some time past uItIIougIPlt was
not so long ago that ‘i‘tiamoud" .linI
Brody. who rcprcscnls‘ 11 large rullwuv
supply IIouch 111111 Geuornl Manager
Higgins were soon Ynutolug through
Church street. M 1'. Brady was looking
for business, naturally. but other men
In his line assert that the New Ens-
Iaud railroads I11 general, our] the New
Haven In particular, are very poor
prospects
A high official of 'thc COnucctIcut.
Company In discussing with 11 Regis-
mcut at this time. when in other years
as the roads could bemded. said.
No IIIoney.'Il611dded that the trol-
on people felt the 1need of ‘keepIng
book their cash.
curs for next summer, ulthouglrdolfv-
cries might be a.bIt lute in the sea-
son, but he volunteered the Informa~
11011 11an unless bustnoss
measurably within the next two
.Iuoutbs there will be little buying done
by his company.
cd and well balanced Connecticut Com-
pany sees no profit. In going ahead
with construction work, the efforts of
various promoters to procure charters
for new roads from the general m1-
sembly are viewed with Interest Whe-
paper would be opened for operation
that at least some of the charters nsk
ed for even If granted would never
result In a trolley I'oud.
u-
FILES CURSD IN 6 T014'YD'A'Y8'.
mg or Protrudlng PIIM III 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 500. 1
MUNICIPAL LoooINo Honsss. Y
One of the Wont.
Brown. of Denver, who Is devoting his
of the conditions of the poor,,sayvs.
111111 lodging house: 1'11 the United States.
He has just Ieturned from the capital.
where he spent several days Inquiring.
into on; condition of the “down 111111
out" clement. He spent a day at the
yintrniclpul lodging house and came to
Y'tbe' conclusion tho} It Is even,woi'se1
11111 that of 01111111111. Which, 115.111.1111.
he had formerly considered as bad as
possibly could 11111111..
day " says Brown;
building. attend 11g next to 11. police stu-
rich. The floor was dirty. The bath-
room was small and badly heated. by
stoves. 'f‘ho bathing facilities were
poor
fit 1'. The 0001'
no): 'could' leave
alimws
lc'tlsl‘n'u
3611ch
ed‘. it 'i
In' flint 'l
appearance of being 1'1. prion
Will“? of the lodYgfué hous'é con Will
of 111111.va us'i ideal.‘ Y . .
Littlc III the .
state and '
new rails were going down as rapidly '
riser all these pmposed lines, now on .
PAZO OINTMENT Is gua‘rnutoed to -
cure any case of Itching, Blind, 'Blood-
time and fortune to the Investigation"
..
lie stated there was»
still plenty of time In which to order -‘
Improved . 1
In view of the fact that. the sensou- ' '
In 11. 131111th on which railroad men are 1 "
wisely silent, but they 11111 the belief . ‘1
. . _ ‘—'.‘9"" 3 Y _ . .
Edwin A. Brown Spy; Washington's is . -
011101100 Mhrch' slendwm 11.1":
Washington shelters 'lhe worst mupici- - .
. here paying his Iucnpects to friends.
. "I got Into Washington last Sotur I The Rev '1‘. J. Janey, or Brooklyn
“1 WM 6193.594 N. Y..' to to preach In Trinity church
‘,"1Il1'e a workingmnn and wont to 'the [omgnn
#Y 'muulcipnl lodging notice at Twelfth
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we were called to breakfast“ This con- A. number. have been trying to figure
install of carrots, turbine and It few out. whnt bearing tho posting of Sir
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‘crlticism of the Chicago to be token that: tho boardulfkc the .
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nettlng on the windows gives it 11111 that.
He the schools, for t a matter of that,
one must or ought to Yo closed; or the tax lM'. Merry, which stranded on the bench
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Bridgeport Mvelitioententa... '| Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D... M Read Co.
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Und‘ermuslins
A Quick Clearance of such Pieces as remain
on our Center Counters, 11 Y
Generous Reduction from Former Price.
Nightgowns of muslin odd minimum which are of :1
weight suit. llllt‘ for medium cool we:1tl10r.\’alucs that were
$1. 75. Y
Now $1.00.
Muslin Drawers, open or closed, II'iIIIIIIcll with embroi-
Ilcry, in sizes 23 and 27,
' 251:.
A second lot of Muslin Drawers; good sIlecs, embroi—
(lcry trimmed, open, sizes 23 and 27; cluscll, 23, 25 and 27.
which were 751',
39°-
One small lot of Nainsook Drawers, 111cc trimmed, open
01' closed. in sizes 23, 225 and 27. which were originally $1.10.
75¢-
t'cutcr Counters, l'mlcrmuslin Suction.
Women’s Gauze Cotton Hose
An attractive Special willtll 0111' .buycr Lfllilfl upon in the
market :1 few days ago. the $101 kings are here, Black
Gauze Cottop,\1liiclI women with tender feet prefer to lislc,
:15 the) are much softer 'llIcsc have double beds soles anti
1005.1191111 (lccp garter tops. 'lltc quality is worth regularly
38c, and have been sold 3 pairs for $1.00 We oil'ct' thcni
at 251: a pair, special.
Handmade Handkerchiefs.
A Dainty'Collection at Tempting Prices.
Beautiful French Handkerchiefs. embroidered and bond
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Former values, $2.50 10 $3.50, now $1. 75
$2.00 to $2.50. now $1. 50
' $1.50. now si. 25
$1.00, now 79c
Armenian Handkerchiefs, with drnwnwork and baud~utadc
" edges.
Vulul's $25,011 $1. 75 Values $1 50 at $1.25
\' nluc $2.00 :11 $1.50 \'.1l111~s$1.25 at 790
111090 must be soon In be appreciated.
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The D. MYR¢ad E9.
(or 1111111 the luck of tmlley develop
This Serm- Alinoiil Event 'In now in progress; Despite the ' .
weather, we made a" good beginning. This affords: an unusual ' 1 Y
opportunity for Bargain Purchases 1n every Department. -
' WHITE GOODS
By fortunate purchasos we are able to offer exceptional
values in these popular fabrics, both" In Mill Ends and Piece
Ends.
CARPET RUGS
Spring' 15 near, when you will want to purchase Rugs. Now '
is an opportunity to buy at Bargain Prices. '
- WINTER GOODS
Plenty of Winter. weather yet to come. Now you can buy
Winter Goods-Jan c111 Prices.
S‘PECIAL ITEMS FROM DAY TO DAY.
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No One member of 11151101111 or 11111111.
. tion ever inspired so misleading and
deliberate 11 'stand 111 the public treas-
111e, 1101 0 tbs chairman of any
member Yo£1 'IYtY stood for the correct.
1106‘s 'of the proposition. After 1111
What has West Long Lots school. open
01' closed, got to. do with ,3? lie?
man? .
This community cannot well Yugord
to juggle with the school question.
'1 hill. of all others has 11mcodence,und
model schools mean more than You
81.591 Superintendent Wheotloy Ina
recent. report advices better 111111111111
tor teachers; 01111113111111; old, old story 1
that with more remuucrotlve positions
lug rodent Is limited here“: The
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bad to cope with. and the require.
ments from teachers, as well. an the
Linborlousuleon of the positionst1t1lioYde-
unsung seem not. without reason. 'Ilh'eue
can be no makeshift. the 11an of the
"Jolly ck} pedasottue" to none for good
u d competent. teachers may come
-lIYgi1,b1Yot. are necessities.
REDGUED CREW OFHI'II RBY.
NEW YORK. March 4.-- 11 use of
.tho breaches buoy, the 111s savers of
the Morlcbcs. L 1., life any fix station
today rescued the 'cuptain nd a crew
of preckera from the schooner 1111,1111
blunt"
Mrs. *E T'lIanI'ns' spent Tuesday ill
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Joseph G. Hyn'tt hos returned from
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