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a“ ”WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Nor-walk and vicinity:
Fair, continual cool tonight and tomor-
row, probably light frost. in interior to-
night; followed by north winds. Fore-
cast for this week: North Atlantic
States: Generally fair; continued cooll
first half, somewhat warmer second
half. A disturbance central this morn-
ing over North (‘arotina is causing un-
settled, rainy weather on the middle
'Atlantic- Coast. The- Barometric pres-
sure is unusually high for the seasonl
in the. western and central districts.
The temperature is low along on tht. ,
northern border front Montana
~ward to Maine. Frosts were reported.
from several places.
etist- ‘
NEATHERA YEAR AGO T0.;
DAY.
'i‘empcroture : i
£5. Fair. .
...7_~l_;, . buy;
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.BRITISH TROOPS CON-iiiuite regret the. position into'speeiuliypreparedtodcstroysh
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, VIENNA, Sept. 5, via London.‘
2—»lu the llermada sector. on the ‘
{front northwest of 'l‘riest, the Aus— ‘3
.trians have reeapl'ured ground ;
{gained by the ltalians, the War
itifliee announces. The statement
lsays the Italians no longer run
llmnst of having gained a yard of
‘ ground. i.
i l'p to the present time, aeeord-.;
Ting to the announcement. the Aus- ,
iii-ions have taken more than (idiot)
lprisoners in the Ilermada reglond'
1 HOME, Sept. 8.—More than
230,000 prisoners have been taken
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during the ltalian offensive, they,
iWar llflice niuiounces. ll
ROME, Sept. o'.——-0nly three
ltalian ships were sunk during: the
lweek ending Sept. 2, it is officially,
;annount‘-ed. “In all seas," says1
fsays the statement, "three steam—j
let's were sunk and one small aux-j ‘
liliury sailing vessel was damagedl;
lby a torpedo attack. it was towed '
Ziuto port.”
""‘"“‘ i ra't‘noonim. Sept. torques»:
p” __lier Kerensky has declared that a;
iPalstate of war exists in the town ~
SOLIDATE POSITIONSH‘MH‘ 5“““ll‘” ““5 “W“ dragged Iwere discovered in the baggage ”fitllitl district 0,- l'etrotrrad.
CAPTURED, - “DURINGl
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When Governor Burnouise of Minneapolis drove the Peace Council fro m his state the delegates hopped on
a train for Chicago. and there. by per mission of Mayor Thompson, they met for their convention. Governor Low-
den of lllinois hurried troops to the s eene, but the meeting had long,r adjou rned Listore their arrival.
,ber rulers towards Germany.I'l‘heiiuuigt, .ier “prom-k}. has ox-(lerpd (tenet-3]“
id's‘l‘muw“ “mm were made from "The her of the whole system." 'Korniloil', commander-iirelnt-f ot‘“
lwu‘l‘lW-"iw “Ml “ brilliant “ill” lsavs tin: 'liiines, “is found in thelthe Russian armies. to resign in
lupou dark PM“ "f “'1“ ‘lll’m'ltierman emperor’s messages to thefeousequenee of General iiorniloff’s‘
i“"“’."- _ l'l‘l “3 lllilllk ”1“ lil'llf‘ll lozur in liltii and lilllfi, particularly denntnd for supreme power. Gener-
l’tllllS l‘l‘lll ll) *va m‘W-“thfitf‘f‘l‘ 1”" penetrating ”Wyl'l‘flf !in the message which describes hisfal Klembovslty haslbeen appointed
, f . - '_ ' . lhe .iruplne aslts: "“httt illuplnn to some and to occupy “Cli—\t'Ullillltllitlt‘l'-lll»l‘llit‘l. l
(rerntan revelations are made allh‘nmarlt
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A stated convocation of Washington l
chapter, No. 24, R. A. .\i.. will be held l
M'ednesday evening. l
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3 Miss Catherine Brownell, daughter-l
M" Mr. and Mrs. Edward-Browne”, is“
Sick at her home with tonsilitis.
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‘ Douglas Fowler Women's Relief 5
Corps-met last Friday afternoon withl
Mrs. Edith Boreuui 25 Woodward ave-f
me. andmade pillow slips for the 301-;
fliers, after which a delightful luncheon 1
. was served. All wish to meet again ml
the near future. 5
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J. H. Coffey of Hartford, brother-in.
law of Rt. Rev. .1, J. Nilan, bishop of.
Hartford, and his four sons, John, Jo~i
seph, 'Phomas and Stephen, who is a‘
theological student. in St. llernard'si
Seminary, Rochester, N. Y, spent Sun-
(lay as the guests of the Rev. B. J. Car-
roll, at St. Joseph's rectory.
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A picture in the
Fred H. Ponty‘s store in the Palace
Building, shows the members of Com-l
' pony K, 102d Regiment, United States;
Army, at Yale Bowl, New Haven. In;
the picture are two Norwnlk boys,;
Leonard J. Poster of Reed street, andjm-pms in Sweden since the
Uohn Buckley of Valley Place.
l Puite a number‘of young fellows
were having a'very enthusiastic crap
game along the railroad tracks towards
{Rowayton yesterday afternoon, and;
according to the earnest way in which l,..____________
the players were hunched over Weir:
game the stakes must have been quite,
high.~ The police should keep an eyoi
along this place and they could get;
‘quite a few young fellows on an after-"5
noon. i
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The conditionoi Congressman E:
D. Hill was reported this morning as‘
being about the same, that is very,
weak. Yesterday afternoon the con-i
gressman suffered a sinking spell ac-i
companied by chills, andbetween the.
hours of. 2 and 6 p. m., the end was ex-
pected momentarily. After 6 o’clock.
however, he made a wonderful rally,
rind passed. the night fairly comforta-
bly.” His condition/however, remains,
Very serious indeed ,and he is still:
very} weak. Only his iron constitution
has pulled him through thus for. A
consultation between-Mr. Mathews. a
New York specialist, and Dr, Hitch-
cockiook, plane yesterday afternoon.
The physicians have given up all
hope for the sick man’s recovery,
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Evéi'ylhlng. tor Preserving
Sure seal Idem, Milton and
Economy Trait Jars-all] sizes,
Uelly’ Glasseg, Jelly Strainers.
'Aluminuin and Enameled Pre-
serving Kettles, Heavy Wire Gan.
axing mm. Wire Kettle Bottoms.
Jar linguist oops, Stone Crooks.
sum". rugs, Demijohns, Wine
In"; Fruit muniuminum
Jar Pillars. Ito. at Lowest Prices.
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.governun-nt Ill lllt‘ ease, illltl “I’ll” .mllmv‘ I” ”1'” “ pl) n was (lo-im" M \f H “Wu-t ‘ K ‘heen decided upon but the discus-
tlie c‘xeellenee of the American "‘l‘U'Wl llltll the Swedish royal gill'nlw‘nll‘l “I” 1‘91""!th and eon-I ‘ '~ - 1 vii ”‘(il 'l iltm to
Sp,“ H‘erviee h w. ...1 ll ,‘ernineut followed the path of'lll‘lllll lllt‘ i‘l‘li‘i "l llll‘ “1“" “'ll'l “WSW" l" lmm‘i n, ' ‘ . l.
. . .. 1 ,‘tlltld it . H,t‘mlslillllt‘ u tlll‘t‘t'ltil'y oi ll\'t‘ men
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lbreuk of the war. One paper lik-
t‘.d“,“. l\ t ,l . p - “‘"l N‘”‘“’“."- llill'lll‘filniark in the event of war." l’id'i‘ithiRAl), Sunday. Sept. ii
i A}. 1“.” l . ‘nl‘s m?“ ,\‘.'llll bweden to the Malmo meet—' 1,. (ttillt'lllilllll the 'l‘lmes d,._ (“Played)_~hlt‘\'t‘ll t-aluuet minis.
‘ I “ ' A I ._ . . ;. . . \ ‘ . . . . l .
paptis, 1“?!“ 1 1]” It will: mint); "(l :lllll- tlnult 01' lli' (4,,le that ““93”,“. the Am“, “0,. ters have been in continuous Nth-l
ory no s ant teat mes a net ,, i ' . - - .- ' . “ . ’- -. -- - "
c] ' ‘ » " . '. . i “W 'l‘t‘ll‘e'l‘llllll 5303‘: the HWt‘tllhli people can remain lil- “WU“ ll“ “ ””“l l ““9 1m”)
itsponsi Min) to the hnedish goy- , . . ., loopsulm-nw measures to lace tit-n-
ernuient and ill particular to the "ll '5 “WU-V WW“ "m”lh“”l'flm'm" to the latest “Mimi" . i .l Kt ruiloil's V revolt which in‘
Minister of Foreign Afl't’ll‘s “in“. 1]“. lmMipmp,“ ”f the Swedv‘ t-vl‘llt- t-ondut-t oi the, htt-odislt tto‘ )l l H m “:3”, Th“. \wuhud.
i- ._ _ , ..‘ ..' »‘““-‘ ‘, Al, r -_-I 1.. " ‘
'l‘he :ruilt ”f the affair must “.51 f hill reply to President Wilson's ‘liilllislt‘lh in this tth is unpaidou- U '1 t \d i r
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, - .. . . i . .. ' l’resscorrespondent the Monsters
. . . '. i. ' n e 's- «re 1 o l e' . ' . - is ,‘tble tleeluies the l ost. “0 do, . . a ‘ ,
upon the whole snedisli t abniet. ' ‘ “r 1‘ 1 l ‘ ”mm” ”m“ ' m ' ' lunt istliegravest event store the
declares the Matiu Variousurliieli li‘ expressed the hope, that 1"“ km“ what the Swedish lmldiuay lutitu
. . - . . .. . - ~ -. . ‘. 't 'u I .
. ., ~ -- ~ . - . ‘. . ' they would ‘hnn it iossible o lllkt‘"‘.’*‘.]“\ lllmk “l ””5 conduct “ ”H . .
mushapeis sum it as l. Attiou. - l l . ’ 1mm“; So far, except, for the tll‘llllel'
similar action~ to that of the l'nit-llS HS il'l't't'olieiliuhle with ' . . _ _
. . , . l . a . . .' t H, _ ‘
ted States in breaking: oil (liplti-‘illltl good iaitlt as it is “Jill lieu-ll“m “l (“‘“Udl 1\”llllll{ll. “hull
the general apparently is tletet-,
‘lilllllt' relations with the (lerman:ll‘illil.\’- ll "11“ ""1." llt’llflllellmtl - ., , . W) ..'
. Swedish tinned to dell. "0 lm‘dhlll” 1““ _
l“raneai>;e. the l’etit l'arisien anti
he Journal comment upon the eu-
erueile action of the American
. , .H‘ZWN ‘ . ‘
nnpuitiulity, tli:lt"ll:ltllll‘t);l‘ Ti‘tiiliut-‘riii‘dEligii-ii-i‘TW“ with full ‘ lumpy, Th0},
es tleservesmmWS so l'at-siiliiiiittt‘d for menu"
civilized?l"’r"l'il’ in this body are Premier.
2 Korensky. \'it-e-l’remier Neltrasoflfi;
‘M. Skobelt'fl’. the Minister of La?
‘bor; M. 'i‘ert-stehenko, the Minister i
jot Foreign Afl'airs, and ill. Satin-vi
ikofi', the Assistant Minister of
iWar.
‘ ' In a talk with the eorrespmident,
Minister 'l‘erestelienlto
,‘nt-utrulily and | l
which path it was ‘not disposed to;
lubiunlou. ii‘ the vital interests tifi‘ill'lll l’l'lllt‘ l‘nited 5““
the country and the dignity of tltelllll‘ it"lllllll‘lt‘ “f ”l"
inutiou did not force it to t‘litlll£("“'”r|d “l" ll“ continued and meth-
’p,, 1,01,“).3 ’l‘oduy m. have i,,.f,,,.(.§odieal revelations of German per-
‘us a highly praeticul illustrationElm)" ""ll ‘Vit‘kt‘lllll‘W-H
destruction by a (lerman sublnu_‘ttll what that government reuardsl ”VENUS Alltlih‘. Sept. ill-~—
riue ”f the Nova Seotia schooner-l” t’tlllllllg within the limits ol'ulrgentine oflloials, according to
Minus “MW”, with “u, I‘M. “1- all neutrality, which is expressly «10- newspaper accounts today, are
telured to be without any leaninglstill unable to believe that the dis-m ) ”it,"
1,).Hmm,n_«tti either group of t'tlillllilltllll? in 'patelies sent to Berlin through the- i H l‘
_ . . . , . . :said:
I the our. and also what it eonsit ersfhwedtsli Legalion here were ac-, “'l‘lie lllfl" for the directory is
plums-demands that the Swodisli
people promptly disown a govern.
inent \i'lllt'll has betrayed them
into sneli “st-auditions violation"
of «good faith. \\ itll the Allies.
l’AitltSittlitt). x. s. sopi. tit-~—
News has been received here of the
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LONDON. Sept.
graphs of the king: and the rum . .
family of Sweden, Swedish i011": be consistent Willi the dignity.eurtitely translated. 'l‘he Foreignllmm”. discussion and may be de-
diers and bird‘s 0“, views of.“ the Swedish nation." ‘tlfiit-e early today said it “I"‘K‘it-ided 1013,.“ I‘
Stockholm are featurtid in sort-rat: 'l‘lte ' iuies declares that tlie,“'lll"-”” oilieial advices from Am‘ L .
newspapers under mm llilfJ't‘ASW‘ldiSh Wham“. on its rm." igduassudor Noon or Amer-wan Alli-Emmi, At twelve “MUM, “.0 expert? ;
heads such as "Sweden‘s EL," gross lll‘l‘lll'll “l. lllt‘ ‘Jll‘llll‘lllm‘yilln‘lmd‘w .Stnuson. l\e\\'spnpers‘”w .urrival of (leneral Alexieif il
bosure" and "Sweden t‘hurged obligation ”l. N“"“‘"“‘."- W“ ollit-utlly generally believe L
With Breach of Neutrality," The Times says that l’l‘t‘sltlt‘lll‘i‘hflt “I“ ii"""‘,‘”"""" m” dm'm'disonnl opinion is that. tieuerul .
while others carry special Wilson has told how (ieriuarn'lth‘i “liq.“ ”f ( ouut lntxburg, (lll'l"l{tiriiiltifl”s revolt is not dailger- l
reviews of the entire course of dated to apply a’poliey of lllll'lgll‘tllnmn ( barge at “"0"”? ran-”2"“ ous. and is partly due to a misun—I
out- towards the l'nited States tluringl" rupture 1" diplomatic 1'"l”"°““ derstundiug, which will be cleared
. v. I , . _ v '. ‘ f ‘ j
her neutralltty. ete.. etc., and men-l“"h (“ """”-‘ 'i‘ "”l' “m"‘lmh‘d ,up. ’ t
9 Regarding the rumors of wide~3
lions how a member of the. Swell-l"t "WWW H.” “THEN"? governn
U ‘ -. ‘ n ' isli h'utionul (‘tititieil_tiiitl a Syvissl'lyqjl‘ ll'":‘f"‘l:'l'g' n is‘saiddo """:.s|)t'etitl arrests in i’etrog-rud today:
its tpicen to German. l‘he Munster were mobilized to inukem‘l” H” .tll'air n l“""”"“‘ ””0 l.” :in eouuet-tion with the revolt. The.
Graphic, in an editorial. says: a German peace offer to litissitl,"vm‘n the German. and S“‘O‘MI'lAssoeinted l’ress t-oi'respondenti'
‘aitthorizetl to declare that no ur~l
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U I u a . I o ‘ 1-. .» I v ,
-,Wc cannot view Without; in. and how later high explosives "mll"““.”""“““ hm" .
. lat lupoeu. the recognized mouth-.11,“N have vet been made by order;
plt‘i,'t‘ oi" President lriltoyen's par-
7ty, says:
l “These documents show dis-
leourtesy and duplicity so great
,tlial we were unable. at first to lie-1
liieve such practices possible by,0
isut-li men. We must confess. dc-
lspite the uuimpenelnthlc
,ol’ inl‘ornmtiou, that we did
{believe possible .such monstrous been wandering in the interior of 2
lf‘llllllllf'ly \Vlllt'll '3 5" OWPPHO‘H‘J'Freneh Somaliland about. two"
ll“ ll‘l's“ tunes “'hf‘“ diplomatic months, have. been captured ui'ter'
gc'uslou‘is have required a spirit. ”in strong resistance in which sev-
iSI'It'l‘l'lll' and frankness. ‘eral werotkilled. The. capture of
l 'B‘eforc such stupendous .‘lll'vllolts and Karincliclt is expected
.lllullll'_°1}l.l' perplextty lS‘DOSSIbIG to result. in important revelations
;und ll; 18 imposstb'lc l“ believe. lhat‘of German intrigues in Abvssinitt.
. ___,n when calling. Itself our friends IunNE. Italy, Sillltlav: Sept:
ttWG refer lll‘lm‘lllm”.V l0 SW0d“"fitl.—~—Thc fight against. thehheights.’
, [Germany S “10”le being all‘eadynortheast of Gorizia' continues
doubtful) could observe such con-might and dav duriutr "00,1 aud‘l
duct. “'llllmll any ('31-‘30 f0! a bad weather: The. 'B ciintinnousl
grudge against “3 ill fl)“ PIT-‘59!” leontest seems to‘the observer. to be:
moment “in“ “5 19"“1’10. ~1‘Y0llt9.‘ttiiiiiiatetl bv superhuman force.l
rc-awakenmg the Worst ' instincts the, pvflnansian ‘
So far the govern—t
ens Sweden's position to that of
(lreece a few months ago. sayinL':
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'niny have been some by fliti‘
tjlltllt'ltll authorities under the. ordi—
nary pro-ess of law. w
LONDON. Sept. ltl.~~-r\ dispatch l
tlieilhiily Mail from Jibutt,”
gAi‘riru, says that a (fierman nainedil
"“l’ inelieb, who with i'orly Arabs have '.
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' f . 1 . , l ltf ‘ 1 ‘ l d the Austrians also,
' L I. 4;, I .l‘Hi‘lAlillllgl 01”“ “We constantly engaging in hand to; -
x . _ e . 'i/ _ l t tip‘ughfluuuhlc l0 f‘;1‘(‘l'9;ll.liantl encounters. A strange situa-l ' ’ ' 'M”
, . .’ . nria no 101] ie. govermneu wx 1mm is broad . . 1
' . -. _ . _ , . _ t~ it about by the two In al 111 m.'
‘ Elitiffl‘ltt'h Uld‘lil will” lull lakefiorccs, practically Pfitud in hum-E “ - . ; fan. 0 cu ? p .
(ll‘llllllfi'Itcll’llli‘i‘gi‘llzi‘g‘nt? g§fiilmt llltfl'bers, strength anti determinationqt-‘r "let's-«rm. " WW a" M" " m x ‘
is , . . t is igies. o ~~siruorrliug for sun-emitter in a“ n W tt i I
fieials, who are. thus Insulted in'an circtiiiiscribed are xwliere‘it is int-i a...“ my; . .. P’a 6.1.1150 "NW7“
unprecedented manner ‘ ’ ’ 4" We: ” ”' ~Jt.r.-t.~.. ’
their best efforts to treat Gerinauy'more men 01- artiller v_ Gaps in
the; I
pso balanced that victory apparent-,-
La Nacion in its issue‘todsy de«
ed by the fact that in twelve hours
despite 1 possible for either side to employl
iifiihtffignity during {he dallCfltelthe ranks are instantly filled and
‘ 1” "ins "”3””! ‘1 rough - thus tl . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
trampling under foot of the Ar-l m contending forces remain
. . ., .
gentmo flag. i Ly is impossible toeith‘er side. The:
. . . creeneS‘ “f , ‘ . ', -
clares that it is absolutely neces, h 0' the struggle n pl()\ '
sary that “”11 “‘9 “German 311d the. Italians attacked the enemy:
Harry J. Bracken has removed t‘i‘om,
the Beck term at West Norm to his,
former home in Academy street. ”Wit-l
. CADIZ, Spain,“ Sept..'10.4A
: Got-min submarin
~ um stick b???§ll"”i“3§
ll." “l‘lll'” Si'llll’lllll." “f “011‘le “1',“liarou vou liaiitmit’els”in Christa ph'rppmmm)‘ Sppp 10,- -]’rem-;"
buys-complete set for a certain price. But you may buy
any dish at its certain price.
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or a half dozen. Six plates of one size, 12 of anothér, and
none of another.
‘quantity
nerware from open stock.
ed.
“’pleie
tionale- charge :—-
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Intent is unable to make any state-j) ‘
with whom we will eonl'er. My per- “$47.20.
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got the government, although thin-cit «
effective and useful knitting-bags.
source ”oils and an Austrian named Kar- ' l 5
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{cant
i 7' _Hurrying hére from the factory, a he
handsome inlaid linol
service!
Skin-deep:
the linoleum.
.Sitedish ministers leave thecoun- " ' ‘ . ‘ ' 5' i L ' V l ' ' It
‘ try immediately. . , five times. > , , _ .8, ‘ servitgnq it means that such: linoleum will give“ xir
fell
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ch‘ Crcx
Allow-“m” . r
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rugs low-priced! i
_ Crcx you may know only as a summer rug—4m!
they’re Just as excellent for all-year service; especially . in i
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bedroom. 9
They give satisfaction wherever one wishes light clctinhl
ly floor-covering—if not exposed to hard usage.
. These few in two sizes only, at special price.
Eight by to feet, red green or blue-‘-
_ 1 Nine by 12 feet, gray and blue—
. " Tum floor.
$550. i
. $9.
Buy only the
dishes you Wish.
. if you plan to buy dinnerware, there is no need ofil
buying one dish you do not really care for.
_.,.‘._ "Wu—’— ”a ... o .
You don’t want a soup tureen!
not have it.
. A pickle-dish is not to be thought of! Don’t thinkl
of it—for there’s no need of buying it.
From open-stock dinnerware, you pick just the dishes“
Very well, you need l
you want—and no other.
An open-stock diuuerset includes all dishes. You may,
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~ _ just the}
wanted. 1 hat is the big advantage of buying din-i
A half dozen tea cups and
aucers; or a dozen. A dozen coffee cups and saucers;
'Just the dishes wanted, just the sizes wanted,
Later, as other dishes are wished, they are easil
’§
y rid“ '
How easy to get a complete set by the littlest .
On each of the following sets price is given for com-t
set—but any wanted dishes are to be had at propor- ‘
American porcelain, '100 pieces~$i6.50 to $27.
English porcelain, '100 pieces—$27 to $34.30.
Uapanese china, flowered, 100 pieces—$47.30. ‘:
Blue-and-white Japanese china, 100 pieces—$33.
French china, broken baud decoration, iOQ pieces-o
."l‘
Havilaud china, rosebud wreath, iOO pieces—$64.50.,
French china, ncrusted gold band, 100 lacs—$2 ‘
d $159.50. f p I- 09.
" Knitting-hag
Crctonncs. M
peciallv‘ fitted for maklfig
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Beautiful new cretouues cs
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Patterns of rare taste.
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Colors of artistic combination—dud how
290 to $1.25 yard. ’
Cretomies, also, for decorative use. 5. 5.14. .> ,' _
Many different types and excelieitt combipgfiqusgr
29c to $i.25.yard. \ p 7
One especially attractive collection of cretonnes,
ug' sor'ts‘for either knitting-bags or draperies-33%
. ‘ ', mm "0...: i i W
may 8103?}
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‘ Firm‘ flexible,
. _ iv lot of long
eums to give floor beauty and in
“inlaid” means that patterns ahdcolors aremor
that they reach from: surface to very
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heiress-timeless, of a... and white, orgies
ofbr‘own‘and green, at wOod colors. v, .
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