, 1880-04-04

DAt 3" W. ), lou hAO1Su avenue
will be found the only full stock Of Englis
Sa1dles and equestrian goods in the cit,
Horseback riders take note of this.
a bridgeport woman unconsciously we1
TO church last Sunday with two hats on 1e
head-one inside of the other-and score O
more OF other women came very near eNpi
ing with envy before the error was disco,
cred. They thought it was . new style 0
hat.
Artists wax-hower materials at the Yves
Side Library, 239 West Madison.
A famous Judge came late to court
| One day in busy season:
"hereat a;1e6 bis Sc elSr ;n, In IN great SURPRISE
"A shi!d Tas BON" lis Hoaor said,
=, - And r1n the happy SIRE
As yet he's but crier.''
/ Beebe, photographer, Indiana avenue, nea
Iwenty-second street, has no specially ex
cept the choicest work.
t Luna" How lovely Luna looks this even
tng!" said sentimental young lady to
nlatter-of-fact beau, nodding at the moon a!
she spoke WAS that Luna that just wen
BY with white feather in her hat ?'' asket
the swain.
from business Mayl. They are selling thei1
millinery and notions at 50 per cent.
One Of the summer fans by no means likely
| to grow common is composed Of three ostrich
feathers fastened with ribbon bows. Every
| ostrich feather that one has in the house will
not do, for only the longest and fullest can
be employed, and the colors must contrast
| nicely.
Elaborately finished panels are speciality
with Gehrig, photographer, 335 West Madison.
a woman was the inventor Of the hay-press.
She got the idea, from wishing she could be
| hugged On all sides at once.
| -- The taste for all things that come from the
sfoof$ 1f,<>
and more strongly for some years past seems
| to have reached its climax this spring.
Ladies' dress patterns cut to measure, also
French pleatings, at Nine. Morse's, 125 State.
Babies are: not to monopolIze bibs any
longer. Their mothers will wear them, but
they will be made Of delicate point lace.
Ladies have begun to understand that, any
dress, cannot have the unique and personal
charm OF the loose drapery. the grace OF
which depends upon ones self.
We have no hesitancy. in pronouncing the
1ye lfe-slZe crayOn portraits that Mr. MOsher
delivered yesterday the finest ever seen in
"Have you given electricity trial for your
complaint, madame ?'' satd the minister as he
took tea with the old lady, ELECTRICITY e''
said she: We'll, yes, I reckon has. Twas
struck by lightning last sumner, and hove
me no sort Of good"
The leading French. styles, and the Houpe-
lander French surtout, Japanese wrap. and
Morse's parlors, 125 State, Room a (eleyator).
The new Languedoc lace seems to belong
exclusively to blondes, as few brunettes have
compleXions SO clear as to be able to defy the
yellow tinge OF this lace. But to blondes it's
exceedingly becoming.
The patentrspecidc man who boldly adver-
tises, We challenge the world" is, ten
chances to one. poor craven wretch without
the courage to kill flea or try his own medi-
cine.
Mrs: Hopson is in New York making selec-
tions for her "Opening," April Is and 1G.
Very gay co1ors will be worn this spring
and summer, especially dark reds, and no
costume, however quiet in hue, viii be com
plete without a dash of brilliant color either
hattn1 IN nlngs dSaelng or tiny plating at the
nue, laundry and mend lace curtains to look
like new.
Young. housewife: ''Dear mel What
very smalleggs for rtwopence-halfpenny each!
Atfable dairy women: swell, yes, nl'm, SO
it. doss But Iye always noticed that new
=; Now Ss showing 100 q styles mo1ding 1t'll pay
the Mississippi. An ~ occ;dantai % poet Wy writes y
that he :. kissed the clouds from her sweet,
fair face" It seems almost incredible that
kiss the clouds; but truth and poetry are in.
Separable, and we are bound to. o.bclieve.
Tlomnson;s notica eIsewhare in 'rI,E T,,rI.
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Shrubs and trees from the East are the fa-
treme Of ELEGANCE NOWADAYS Is for for; \ la,lv Of
F shion to r1.onivn ,ar r.,osfs ,,ntlar tha sj;aJ
IF an Egyptian palln-tree.
Feathers. carnets mattresses rpnnv,tod hv
team yery low. Thomas Gri}Yin 9,;5 State
Iace ia the LOADING ;daa +i,is sa,son ann 10
,as %, - e iue.i tils seson. anu IS
white, and Of gay Oriental
'tbbons edged with luce. Spanish laces are
n \ great 1emanu, having 1een brought into
argL WY ~ aae on;i!.sn 1s;1na nrri1ge: mr1. mn
,orn IN and thnnE iS' ns for ths tit @'' oeat-
uyna - aniJ tba smaIt hnv ~ +ha r ,+,a