andltbmmd'fli
on via
mutual at...
pinnacles doing bIIslneasd in theh stats
“III... an. Isl... ‘1."
‘ ”In
bsuraucc Commissioner
acdouuld.‘ In Io rd to the
.. 1 sample
blind!
I receivci. in connection withsu
‘rocedure 1 docile to reconuii‘ofl “f
or IouslueI-atlou that the insurance
missiouel halo airthtlrw’y W coin
bet the liquidation of insoIVent de-
elite insurance corporations.
Insurnudo doootpmissionor tihoului
e able to hppiy to tile court for
. . cruel to direct any insurance com-
' by to show cause why the commis-
IneI should nail lake asessfon 0f.
(Strainers and mono * ills tIie its
01‘ all polio holder's wbonoilor
és known" hint I but the cor-
tioh in question has transferred
attempted to transfer practically
_ 'ontirlé property or business with
the upproial at this office.’
r.‘61;nrd_ to the fire *fiiiiilfijthe 1:,
. All a that “the coral s set
' lIvilpg‘liaalfation hazarde should continue
. .. faucet” the careful coasitieaatlon,
fibula; of otflcials, but also of citi-
d’and licensed agents and brokers,
handle the businoaa of fire instill--
in this state. It is hoped that the
Iranian (Ind authorities will cooper-
ate in promoting more rigid inspection
' gnome and more substantlai build"
era were 151 companies doing
business in the state in the period cov-
drill! by the report of which number
twenty-two were Connecticut compan-
ids. The premiums received during
1909 show an increase of $13. 638. 768. 27
tor fire and an increase of 81.116.-
723. 60 for trial-ind. The losses paid in
1909 show a decrease of 89 797. 5151. 18.
W
WATCH FOB T215 COMET.
Thslied Dragon 0 the sky. Watch
the c1111 ran for spring coughs and
colds srefulI mothers keep Foley's
Honey and Tar in the house. it is
the best and safest prevention and
curd for clean where the need is ur-
mo and immediate relief a vital no
ooasityw (initial a no opiates or harm
int drug- as! use substitutes. The
$111519 harmacy.
PAPER MILL OPERATIVES.
an.“-
Claim Their Wand-more Not Restor-
* ' ed as They Had Expected.
BERLIN, N. 11.. April 6.~—-Fiftv pa
, i...- machine operatives and back tend-
on, who were organised into a union
yestorday by John I1. Malia. president
tho International Qrothorhood of
1p, Sulphito and Paper Mill Work
m. went on strike today at the local
111s so; the lnbornatioual Paper Com-
.AI a result of the strike twenty
111]: makers were thrown out of work.
“The Itriliors advance as the reasons
1‘ ’their trillion the allegation that the
moan-y has not restored a cut of ten
per cent" and the action of the com-
yip trn favoring men from the
113 to will ow you. state fI‘Ir
use as strikebreakers
WI—
.WID 1N NNWIPAPER OFFICE.
lmlth. Writer and An-
w w. Idlior. Mari-lad.
{WWIG Arii 2.—-—Nixola
- Greeleymmith. grand nahtor of Hor-
.‘ $8130er and a. mapaper writer,
_ ‘MWro
MN“!
1111on- Oral
married here ,ostorday afternoon
ill its??? editor oi
1w r yoaias oe
:aapgtiormodbat thoufiioos
II o NowsI‘ y
Normal 'i‘alcott, dildo
'h’ spapo‘r man
They! masses were Mrs. H. 1. Boers.
W’s! cant. mm of the United
;2 W096 ROW” ill 00W
. v21 Guantanamo. Cuba.
‘ Lyon; proprietor of
awiti'h News.
In 1N DNA FAMILY.
:égdfrilo i.——- a death at
“i... ’i’..l
ipli .Tilyner.
. . “lies l1ilil'l’thli-d oath within
U'f’u rhi‘ly. bin.
other died at
so. of heart
dsy nor bdrm“
II who act
{M131 rI’rr‘s funeral
caps 1y...” stun
line ('30 on-
Add wii prob
(bribe;
Item
:"iko s‘i'v
fitmawou.
.,. 1‘5.
rods“
11 ii 111
o' to the matter of the 1
drum ‘
' turned fro
. j lord. mu warm
it _. emigre“ a“order-obi
andabout as amigo .
“anytime Would wantlto
or own with any other out on tile
heltr
oria’rty Won
some: and they ropiiatdd
go alr same success ‘Iast night that t
ivli on here a year ago. The by
two very clever children and w 11 be
great artists in a few years. Yoda;
Marks. two line looking you“
a. hold up choir reputation as the
then With the iiyi as foot. " They are
excellent dancers and an attraction
for any vaudeville house. 'Haltio 15e-
Imam: company gave a performance
that pleased those who know anything
about hernia hunting in a big dry
:39“ store. The comedy .is of a high
tier and was well liked by the au-
dionco.
lquos do many acrobatic stunts that
are startling and effective. Some of
lth‘eir comedy stunts one very runny.
The motion pictures were splendid.
in fact a person can ‘I afford to miss
seeing this great show. Ask anybody
who has soon it antithey will tell you
ii iii one. of the best hills that has
over Ilayod the house. Tonight the
Colon 1 Baseball club has seven hun-
drod seats reserved for them and their
friends.
m
manlpau sootrruas.
Interesting Collection of Prints at the
South Nemalit Public Library.
The collection of prints now on ex
hibition at the South Norwallt Public
Liblary is intended to hive an idea of
the Present condition of American
sculp at
it In Iepresoutativo. and shows
what has been accomplished within
the last twenty years. Many works of
art that might be included in this col-
lection had to be omitted because no
photographs could he obtained.
, No'sculptor of importance has boon
overlooked, and not less than sixty-
ulno members of the profession have
been represented
Mr. Solon ll Borgluln whose fame
is international and who has a studio
in Silvermlne, is represented in four
groups.
This interesting display will remain
until April 18.
Books Added in March.
Seventh Volume of the Catholic Eu-
cyclopedia. 1
Francis Parkman,
Conspiracy of Pontiac (2 vols.)
Rudyard Kiplins.
Seven Seas
Life of Marie Antoinette
alriucip II of Educational Wood work.
ithrd .Clnte,
Our Ferns and Their Haunts.
Young Folks" Recitatioua.
Halter sinners of Japan (Wisdom of
the East series) I
Green.
One Thousand Salads.
Rev. E. .1. Buddy.
How to be Happy Though Civil.
Recent Fiction.
Anna K. Green.
House of thb Whispering Pines.
11.11 Rives
Kingdom of Slender Swords.
. Gertrude Athertcn.
Tower of ivory.
C. N. It A. M. Williamson.
Lord Loveia'nd Discovers America.
Valance Pairiarche,
Tag, or the Chien Boule Dog.
Florence Kingsley,
Those Brewster Children.
Elisa C. Hall.
Land of Long Ago.
Kenneth Brown.
Duke's Price.
.1. D. bacon.
My, of a Boy
$533?“ of Goals Berlioz .
Joseph “can
Fortune Hunter.
nary Worm".
Promotional Anni.
Bill" 0. Will .
ClJohn Flint h'o Aunts.
“was HAW!“
Shovslhorns. the
use
mules” Patterson.
kitty Kat Kimmy tiny.)
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«my.
novel. aanlvana.
Mahacltsm «1 ll. Gould. 8.1‘. liar.
Von: kliaitg Prue, No
Yiilhli‘JiIOIK soul...
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Biography of a
lbT Neal Britainll"
mica slim? mention . lull"-
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7 dt. booth Keane “tier (3
‘ rt. 1.1.1‘ favor!
’ ,Now York; Williat‘nli. Kincaid.
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, ‘ one .
' rimo‘tit 1110 iii nib ti ; ‘
y lily.
Humbled“; B. Grbonoteip Brid
11.. Slide, I...» '1‘ it: 1.1.
or...
is; 8.1) gist! sarong” 15%;
s as limit a lLAOAD.
t‘” on... will
lf‘Al the. trained stationed. Ionian
And e A? recent
order reducing wages “and a refusal of
arbitrate
'I‘ about 113%“1. Tho’road
only means. of boom to the Goldilsl‘d
kdistrict from tho north. . .
Wan-ub-
mow ll Wit Adam.
John Id. ii’yson. ditto humanly ro-
tho [built I use bod his
[mandanarlmoflilodinto a
prim-en‘s stationed
at tile Kristian filial»
ll!" i'WI
film»
gnat’vonr big on the bill and
The three International Coin- ‘
am... I'i'hia
“Wow-Q
‘ will... point out
or
Irstnarksbly small in hardwood»
luau»... cannula and all ”you”.
troubles the “iswilliny to return
the price paid
does not- lire
.. do areal. it tho but...“ for this II
who that Air. Master has been ablolto
occurs only a limited supply, and III-
cry one unmisiroubled with drawn
sis. omntipatloa'wp
should call upon” in“ at once.
I; . “
the Eyoiat Mod. a Fortune for One
Man. not That Man Was Not iii.
Original inventor of It~iliaou-
random rapt... Not.
"About as long Is It string." is an
indefinite expression unless it refers
to a shoestring. A shoctliring is six
iIIuItha long when you do not specify
the length required Further research
would must likely answer the anus-
lion Stanfourths of what?
When a man buys a pair or new
shoes the strings in them are 1qu
long enough. When ho. buys the nest
pair of slicestriugs. they are too ions.
The strings that come from the shoes
are four-fourths loos. says the Wash-
ington Post. the next pair will be six
fourths. unless you ask for and can
get iourl‘ourtlia. 'l‘heso lengths have
to do with Indus high shoes. There
is not the same trouble as to
. shoes.
Some shoestriugs are very slrons.
and will wear a long time. but they
will wear brown. Others will not war
so long! but will rotaln their original
blackness. The illi‘flllg ones that turn
'brown are or linen. or very sirens
cotton. The others are of mixed fibres
that hold their color.
Many persons prefer the less duru
hie shoestring. not only because it
holds its color. but because. being of
a loss hard fibre it stays iltéd otter
than Iho other. A few of the millions
oi shoestring wearers know how to
tie a bowkuoi that. wont come up-
lied The method can hr- orplainod
without It diagram.
instead of inciting the how ohm
over lwfom drawing the knot tlallt
luck it twice over. A iiddlcsiriug used
for It shoe Inch would not come untied
ii the knot were made in that away.
This knot can be untied in the same
way an the other. by pulling at the
ends.
Hooks Above the Eyes.
The books above the eyelets wore
a very profitable hvaution. but not
for the inventor. the shoe nianufac
iuror. or the canon _ The story of
that invention has it a printed many
times if it ware not fairly accurate
It would have been contradicted
The story has it that the book was
defined by a man somewhere in the
West and that the idea was sold for
II song to a traveling salesman who
happened to coma along. Various var
alone of the story give the amount
paid as from 850 to also The story
says that the salesman patented the
device and that in some years after
its introduction and before the patent
ran out the profit from it was about
150.1100 a year.
The invantlon was unprofitable for
manufacturers oi shoes. because all
had to use it none could charge more
for their shoes with it than without
it. and it did not increase the demand
for shooa'. it added to the coat of
their output the amount of the royal.
ties and it brought no return
A man patented a hook to be used
as the last one at the top or the shoe.
wiIlIh did away with the knot in the
shoestring. it was like the 1am rlsat
for fastening small lines on sailing
room. and the string would never
slip, but manufacturers would not
adopt it. They said iiult if one used
it. all would have to use it. and it
would add a little to the cost at every
pair of shoes with no return.
The hook that was adopted was un
profitable for the consumer. because
his shoe-Irina. were out faster after
it was introduced but if his time was
valuable there was compensation. he
could it was a ti an? ’l‘ho sales
man of the star Add he shoestring
III-Mrs reaped to harvest from the
Invention. .
Foley‘s Kidney Romodi’ will euro
any case of kidney and ladder trou
his not beyond the reach of medicine.
. Pharmacy
Hindi!“ To MARI AIPLY.
The Guilt oi may Manners
of tits New Haven railroad system. mot
bottom Manusxui 111331 or in connec-
tion will the mild. fora 1: per
cent. increase 11 wane yesterday. and
Tad a four hour's by 311,131.31
or were more on r:
than Thomas iii. .01 the Na»
W0
lionai h
~13.“ of 1.....th.“ Win In».
“Isl-“W
00K“ GA!" 111 HIDDLITOWH
gfllnnbliii‘owvlt April [will .
hotel lusts mt. W
Manet m: ram“ ‘
£11011“; Wflflfi
it not only sheila
W 0!" Where lb
Lima noun... or lilo Hook Above".
low '
N0 medicine can do men. rm. adorn II"
.Sfim
Willém alibi lilo. lflfi‘m éw I" II .
triathlon».
“Affli- nor the beads mow oi
Ilsa Ililn Katalin.
“After the w “9“ngqu
1:
Falls 1110 miles “till a climb «I
slice from the steamer Poi-ti
Captain J. H Qulnan. of the sin»
.llia. has sent a long report or his trip
Ito“ the Do rt out. The moveiuou
or the mil l' or. greatly hampers
liver Ironhlahb‘y weather and the captain and var-1‘ ‘
ions members of the crew had their .
fills?" and our; badly frostbitiou. The . .
Weasel at. one time was a mass of ice
. and all the ironwork inside wheIe ox-
wss covered with front a door
£11119 steam radiators bnrst.
The Farailon party. although having
cultured terrible hardships sitar loav-
Iing the wreck at their vessel. appear
on to be in has physical condition
When found and none the worse fat
Meir experience. At Gave Doualas
:whore their boat and nearly all their
wisdom were lost. tin.~ men were ob
ined to made to their onup’lts to
Wash iolid ice and at nimeii'lppod
in blankets they lay dow on blocks
of ice Finally after a delay
Into of them reached Af alt. others
they were kindly Iccolved and madr
comfortable. A sixth map preferred
to remain behind at one of the places
where the party stopped
‘ C’LERKI. ‘
Tax commissioner Aaita for List of
Property Exempt Pram Taxation.
'l‘aa‘ Commissioner William 11. Cor.
filled out by town clerks to giro the
results or the aundriennial inventory
and valuation of property exempt from
taxation 'l'lIII form is so arranged
that ii classifies Ibr- exempt properly
and also deduce its ownership so that
it tells what of am 11 property is owned
bv the slain. by the connly. Ibo town
the federal govt-rumour etc The
classes are:1’ubllc schools. private
schools theological dominant-II ole
chlosinaiical ooIiciiciI. conmtorius.
benevolent and charitable societies
hospitals. etc, Ifllt'mlflc societies. «to...
public libraries axrlcultural motion
wrmnal eoxmptious accouni million
sailors blind i'll‘, apparatus and
buildings of fir. departments. tree
plantations. mimollutooua statutor)
“emotion. and special cmmptiom
by vote or to meeting or by action
of "sensory? lII h‘st M1. soapocialiy
into myhat such an
eruption. are unlawful but net-cribs»
lean they exist
With the blank forms the tax oomI
misaloaor has filed a circular lot.
tor to ihe town clerks dhlrh roads as
follows: ~—
My Dear Sir: Enclosed herewith
find blank form to be used in makina
the return to the tax commissioner of
tho crumpled property in your town
,aa required bi Chapter 70 of the Pub-
lic Acts of 19m. 11 is desirable that
such slalom-III 3‘10““ in seat in as
soon II Widens“ cwialnly before
the first day of July. 1010 As stated
on tho blank the total valuation of
the property clarified as to subjects
should equal the total valuation of the
property classified as to ownership.
1! the asses-o hard not made the
valuations in sue a manner as to ctr
‘hlo you to amid in the statement as
indicated on the Insults it would seem
iobothoduii «the ”moors to
make whatever changes are necessary
to permit you In return the statement
in proper form. aa outlined. inasmuch
as the valuations of tho exempted pro~
party in different towns of the entire
lists will be published. it is very 1111‘
that the ataiotnonla received
all the tarp.» M on the some
oohinartiva basis... scuthat. tho Mar
nation as furnished to the General
”“111ny any be sufficiently ribs!
and accurate.
It there are any details of the blank
that you do not understood. 1 ahallho
[lad to hear from you relative to the
same
0W
witchiug. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles )lt'lf‘ to Donna Ointment.
sea soon at! dually
cured.“ assists Wt.
coir-ow mount. ‘oiuusa.
worm-r Governor More to Is One
of Ilia sneakers. ‘
Aversion Elwood
sentient Editorial. ,
'11 int thrower atiodosltiormi
son when odious IIriii be mm
other matters disposed of The ‘16
aldianer will be, served at it
(mill 1"!
“Dinar “ti
‘ “Int MOE A is a ‘
filo thins III has thumb
ad some romdy that will at
‘, has solved III
which: not In ;,
III noun.
started tot“
oneIhslf inch thick. while some .. h .
RETUMM askso filo» Town.
bin has orebsmd blank forms to ill“
I... Medical profession is all
“film and don y _.
’ Homo. the ill . .
’ till tortillas
the germs to tho’s co 0! theatln
«and dozilroylng tho
[callous e discuss...
it.“ of treatment and 3‘
tod'a Drug more? tor Boom
learn more about this «loan, A We
remedy. that is now recognized the
standard treatment for all disease .of
the skin and scalp. .
8 Treat titanium.“ Main sir i
Nopwulk is temporarily subsiituiing
hood of the conimorclai depart
moot
The Woman's Municipal Hague Of
South Norwalit invited the public to
hear Mrs Arthur P Liver-more. of the
Fan-view School Garden Association.
of Yonkers. N Y.ill1k on “Home and
school (lat-dens? . yesterday Microchip
at i oclock here In the high school
assembly hall. . .
The orchestra held its weekly prac-
iiI‘o'ioday‘ in the IlsuI-mbly hall
Everyono doomed to be enthusiastic
over the basketball gaini- last night.
A large attendance from the high
school was mount. as the proceeds
wont. to lhf’mflll School Athletic As.
utmlation. .
W‘ can
TWO JAPANESE RELEASED.
nan-a—
Order- lnuod from the United States
war Department Today.
MANILA. April h.—~’l‘he two Japan-
ose who were, arrested for attepmtiug
to purchase photographs of the ford»
iicatloas of Common hill“- been re
leased upon ordo. from secretary of
War Dickinsou.'1‘hc local military an
thoritiea made a mystery of the re
lease. and although the men were ilhcr
died last evening the onions declined
to admit the fact until today.
Justice Trent today directed the is-
suance of It wrli returnable Wound-Is
day din-cling Malorl‘lenoral Duvail to
produce the prisoners in court. The
release terminates the pmtzcedluxs.
The civil authorities were discussing
the prosecution or the men as spies
when the Itecmtary'a order for their
release was received. The civil authoo
itieu had about concluded that it
would be impossible to secure convic
lions and had planned to recommend
to the War Department that the prls
cam its set free.
_ mos , and my general condition is
m
" uni-amoral
Sill hfi’otjmmm division. Naval
WITH TH! .TA‘T! BIGRITANV.
Douuneuia as follows have been
filed in the office of the state were
“Certificate of incorporation of the
East Bide company, of New Harm
The purpose of the company is to con-
ducI a general ice business. both nat-
ural and artiilcial. to deal in coal and
wood and to do a general carting and
contracting business The amount at
the units! stock is 36.000 and business
will be started with $1.300 The in-
corporaiora are Prank Kimberly.
,Charlas iii Douglas anda Edward A.
Morris.
Certificate of organisation of the
011 Manufacturing company. of Hurt—i
ford The unicorn are‘ President.
jiosoph H Bowen: vice-president.
Morris Colin: treasurer. Samuel Acki
ermau: secretary. Morris Eritrean.
Articles of association of the New
London Business idea‘s association.
incorporated Tht object of the sa-
1oociauon is to forward the mercantile
interests in the city of New Londmr.
I'l‘hc document In signed Alex J. Cam
boll Brent 1!. Rotors W A. Holt.
B. 11. Gardner and Jana Humphrey.
Artieloa of association of the Oranso
Athletic club. incorporated
THI SOUND “.L‘I’ OF 0000
The restorative power of aoulid
sloop can not be ovoi- salimated and
any ailment that prevents it is a men-
aco to health 1.. Southamm
Claire w1anaaya:J--"ror a long time
i have been unable to sloop soundly
nichts. because of pains ‘aaroII my
back and aeration of thy kidneys. My
appetite was very poor an in! Ilium
a1 condition was much down i
have been taking Foley‘s iduoy Pills
but a short time andsuow sloop
abubd as A rock
loataadolshyml'
NAVAL KiLiTiA mamas.
Orders were Muodhgriday by Adin-
m
and handle lilo
lotto lots of
Connecticut. by “pram oar-y debutant.
for thank
fly “in”. G
to“ those authorisadior this seat
in o 0. No.1! lowdown“:
Oil! mania
mmflfl“
if.
., lit
2111 ; 17141111 handksrobiofo with a bony out. in
1‘ the it“
; 1!th.. .
' fruits who their
j shape.
as free. clear akin.
,colors are haviu
all“. and the lilo/I2
“iii.” il'ilfi’iii‘ ‘ I
fill... in thumb“ privacy when swab
,, no. The bandit do .112
1. , :1 About bolt the handsome scam for W
than are of Jabdusrd silk or have Jac- ..
ilol‘tro I
Duty bills for the baby are made
Qilfll‘
cents
r, his neck. and ties with
colored r1
robe... are but on
eo‘hen him up at rim
notice. .. ‘1'
One of the host salad dressings evert
‘iastod is made from sour cream. This ‘
one is from the Housekeeper. One tea~‘
‘1 sponoful of salt. one-fourth teas
fill of biennium he tublospoonflt‘l oi
agar, three to lcsmnnfnls 01' thick.
sour cream. Mix the still. pepper and
cream smother; boat well and add the'
Rome stunnlnl evening toilettos are
handsomely embroidered with large
potalod dowars, like the water hya.
cloth. the passion flower, or uvon
loaves like the
orange
The "halo" blind which lifts the hat
slightly from the head prevents the
sometimes rather disastrous pressure
of the huge but upon the Isliffure while
it docs not raise the hot enough tori
gave it that nil-away look to be avoid
e
i have read somewheie that it is bet-5
tor to resolve to tell at least one good
s-toty at: breakfast than to resolve to
be coed-natured at that meal. The
point it obvious.
When the tunlcvlike arrangement oni
an elaborate nominee is bordered with
(“Carlie inc... and edged with tiny balls”
11 must he confessed it suggests the;
bed —room curtains—yet these are con
sidcrod qulio smart.
To alter Just a bit the malino bowel
that one always has on hand for the
neck. twist a bit of colored Velvet at
the middleI as a knot to hold them in;
One authority on men's wear pro-l
dicta the use of white silk gloves for
summer especially in connection with
formal evening dress
Bracelets as well as long chains are
list like a ribbon and studded with
many precious stones.
Those who affect the Grecian styles
are well suited by the long, rather ac-
vcro lines of the fitted morning gowns
with simple border and side opening
anti drapery. .
if you havo'youi lineu cases in the
form of a book with card board covers.
the dailies within will surely remain
fist and smooth after caroibul launder-
ing until used again.
Not so many atrect frocks are de-
veloped In the new fashion of making
bodice (from the yoke down and tunic
all of our fabric and the undershirt
of another, entirely different, but they
are worn very smartly by some.
The line of white bordering one's
sweater coat is as neat as it is along
the neck edge of a cloth suit coal.
White cloth and silver buttons trim
a long coat of hauler blue -
One of the intricate color acbemoa Z ”
examined by the New Tor Sun is a
lovely frock ct changeable ilk mous-
selihe or tissue of some sort of suit
green and blue in the sea tints. the
green predominating in the shifting;
color. On this surface was a design
of small palm leaves is beautifully
blended Persian tones. This tissue
was made up over a changeable Iaifata
whose tons- wero a yellowish wood
brown and blue. The design and lines
of the frock were of tho utmost aim-
piirlty but so nortectly had the do.
Ilflliil' blended his coloring: that the ~
modal spoke insillenily of an artist
maker.
The boot or pump with the wing tip
seems to he the great favorite whether
in tan or black leather. The reason is
not hard to find. for every one will
grant it makes the foot look much
smaller than the plain vamp does.
Narrow accordion platted ruffles of
lace finish the edge of the elbow
sleeves of a foulard gown. There iii
not only a. row oa the very edge. but
there an rows underneath each of the
folds or tucks Just above the hem of
the sleeves.
The M‘for Oriental coloring; as
nil as Italians is amounting to a real
is
The draping of the gowns and costs
in at the bottom is Alt-Oriental idem
that is not at aisht pleasing to the
American taste. but i one as”
them on a woman who knows .how to
promenade gracefully in theta criti-
clam changes to admiration.
The only trimming a. a tailored hat
of French origin to II straw ornament
at the side. a part of It banning like a
handout Against the hair
1 think it is soaorsiiy muredcd that
womanrtako too law rather than too.
thin: baths. if a woman is porioctly
by. a hot bath every other night
is coastdend necessary fur a toad.
Ono roads and is told“ that brilllt
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rector s: the saith of the skin. 0
with every form of itching disease
hives. rash ringworm. fe‘ver blislels.
:‘p‘ilos. acne. sores. scabs pad eruptions
of Teatery kind. ,
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which the Emern‘cucy [Abo‘r‘atorlcu :12
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ing out by until free of charge to ev-
era one who miles for it tells tho.
his story and is municient to clear
the complexion over night. or to rid
the food of pimples in 21 hours. ‘
the new suits vo belts, a style that
is not no universally becoming as the
flabeltod garment with partly fitted
use
The cream colored nets and laces
seem to soil better than the pure white
ones for full guitnpea.
Although foulard is pronounced in
appropriate as a'foundaticn for the
chiffon over dress ‘or table. it will ho
used quite as much as toilets. ' ‘
You cannot run away from a weak
nose; you must some time fight it
out or perish: and if that be so, why
not now, and where you stand?——Stev-
coach.
The first cotton nlarqulseltes to an
boar were very inexpensive but now
you can my almost as much as you
please (or them—«at least as much as
you want for many silks
If your foulard dress has a dash
of color in it and is made with a
tunic of plain color the latter may be
embroidered with silk the color of the
figure in the foulaid.
Ahit of hand embroidery, a piping
or some other bit of color on your
separate waist will indicate that it is
a part of your suit if of the identical
color or the suit.
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of every .
The boat of the standard
makes with many novelties,
that should be inspected, before
making a change
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