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District of New Haven ss. Probate
 Court, August, 9th, 1906. ESTATE OF MARGARET A. GOOD-
 RICH, late of New Haven, In said
 Dastrict deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 a29St Executor.
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Miss CeceIia Milow, who came to this country from Sweden three years ago to gather information about work with street boys, has been so successful in organizing such clubs in Stockholm that philanthropist has guaranteed her life income so that she may con- tinue this work throughout the king dom.
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That high collars tend to produce nervous headaches among both men and women is the most recent dts ,overy of & Well-known Viennese physician. Quite accidentally the doctors attention was directed to the very high and very tight style of collar worn by patient who was always complaining of head aches and giddiness. The collar was laid aside, thus removing the compress sion of the neck, and the patients headaches and giddiness disappeared. Struck by this result, the doctor paid particular attention to the kind of col- lars worn by his headache patients, D and in very many instances the change to lower and easier-fitt:ng collars brought immediate relief. In the case of women wearing high stiff neckbanda it was found that doing away with these had similarly beneficial result. The doctor declares that nobody with any tendency to headache should wear high collars.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate
 Court August 27th, 1906. ESTATE OF ABBIE MORIARTY, late
 of New Haven. in said District, de- ceased.
 Frank $. Bishop. administrator, hav- ing made written application for an order authorizing and empowering him to sell and convey certain real estate of said deceased as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 4th day of Septem- Der, 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circula- tion in said District. By the Court
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD. Clerk. n2S St
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District of New Haven, ss Probate
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court. August 27th, 1906. ESTATE OF JOHN E. CAMP, late of New Haven, in soid District, deceased. Warner D, Judson, administrator. ct, a. having made written application for m order authorizing and empowering him to sell and convey certain real estate of said ieceased as by said ap- '- plication on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of District, on the 4th day of September, 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and that public notice of the tendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circulation in said District
 By the Court.
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD. Clerk.
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At Portland, Pennsylvania, Lizzie Weldman wrote her adress and the ad- dresses of two friends on scrap of paper, put this in a bottle, corked the bottle up tightly and threw tt into the Delaware river. That was about eigh- teen months ago. She has just heard from the finder of the bottle. It turned up at Flores in the Azores. It had voyaged more than 5000 miles. This is interesting, if true.
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 To the Boston Transcript Dr. William Everett writes: May ask space in your paper for protest against the extraordinary and unwarranted pro- ceeding of President Roosevelt in giv- ing government authority to the so- called reformed spelling. Are he and MT. Carnegie satisfied that their own names are spelled as pronounced? Prob- ably a majority (and very large ma- jority) of the people of the United States mispronounce both names. To be a thoroughly courageous, consistent neformer the President will have to change the spelling of his name to Rosyvelt."
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There is probability of Argentina and Brazil supplanting Australia in the trade with Japan so far as the sup. ply of foodstuffs is concerned. Not only has the Japanese government granted subsidy to a Japanese -Soutf American line, but the immigration o1 Japanese workers to South America is also to be encouraged, especially to Brazil, where a Japanese bank is to be established,
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Ienat 9lntirps.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate
 Court, August 27th, 1906. ESTATE 0F ANNA l.. R. MILLER. late
 of New Haven, in said District, de-
 ceased
 Arthur R. Miller of Woodbridge. hay- ing made written application praying that administration of said estate may be granted as by said application ol file in this Court more fully appears, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That said application .be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to bd held at New Haven, In said District on the 4th day of Sep tember l906 at ten o'clock In the fore. noon. and that public notice of tho pen dency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon. be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in newspaper having a circulation in said District
 By the Court
 GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, Clerk. Clark, Hall X Peck, 152 Orange street,
 New Haven. Conn. attorneys for the
 applicants, a2S St
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''Ring ()ut the Old
 Ring in the NeW!''

Along with the old spell ling went our old stock. We have done thoro work along the line of clearing out the old goods, but have been no less careful in the task of restocking. Details anon.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
EASTER WEEK BRIDES.
Van Leuvin-Erners

The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Chase
Emerson, daughter Of Mr.. T. M. Elmer
son, president Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway, and Mrs. Emerson, of Whining
ton, N. c., to Mr.. Cornelius Van I.euVen,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Van I,euven,
of Kingston, N. y, will be celebrated at
G3O p. NJ, Monday, April 18th, In st.
Johns Church. Wilmington, the Rev. DR..
James Carmichael officiating.
Miss Cllotto Emerson. sister of the
bride, will DO maid of honor. and Miss
Mildred Davis, Of Wilmington, the brides
maid. The Office Of best man will be filled
by Mr.. Herbert De w. Rapalje, college
classmate OF the groom. Ihe ushers
will include Mr.. Raymond Hunt, of VIII
mington: Mr.. Nell H. Emerson. brother
Of the bride; Mr.. Wilson Cary Nichols
and Mr.. Edwin r. carpenter, Of New
Brunswick, N. j.; Mr.. Ernest II. Rn-
pale, of Cronly. n. c., and Mr.. Champ
NIcD. Davis, of Wilmington.
Tho ceremony will not be followed by q
reception, on account Of the recent death
of the BRIDES uncle. The wedding trip
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rHn TIMES rsFATCH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY APRIL 15 1906
Church, tho REV. pr. II b. Egsleston

Church, tho REV. Or. r. 3. Esglestot
officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated,
tte altar being bnnked With a profuslofl
Of palms. Professor Ernest COSBY pre-
sided at the orgat, playing softly tSrousn-
out tho ceremony. i. 4. 4, z,
Miss May Washer attended ner sisttr
as maid Of honor md Mr. Albert ,,, syu'
ney johnson, Of 1sle Of Wight county,a
was best man The bridesmaids were were
Miss Mary Joyner, Of smithtleid, va,
Misses Annie Gayle, snllie Wtte ana
Little Nielsen, all OF Richt,loid. the 1ol1
lowing were the ushers Messrs. ! a,n--
wood schweikert, Horace Christian VII w.
liam s. 1igon of Petersburg any nou'o
Washer, Jr Of the virginia Ivy soe'i'.'o
Institute. ,. ~. ,,4har.
wore mn exquisite gown OF white crepe
a. chine. made en- princessc and trimmed
% Old lace and hand embroidery. i i,1
t,,lo vcil wns caught with pearl brooch,
tho5 rift OF the groom, and she also
wore d necklace Of the same Jewels
For flowers were lilies Of the valley.
the maid OF honor WINS gowned ~
white not over Nile green th1ieta unu
carried d shenf Of white roses, tea WIZ WIZ
white tule Tho bridesmaids Woie WIZ
net over cream tnffeta and carried pou.
QuctS, Oh Iulueii. Ho t't't'N'''
with green tulle.
1,ho bride entertained tho attendants
IN "wednesday evening before going to
the church for rehearsal The gifts were
unusually handsome, including cut slass'
silver and ic-a-brnc. After IN extenue =.
tour Of tho Northern States and Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will live IN smitn-
field, Va where tho groom Is engaged IN
q prosperous business.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. v. w. Joyner and Miss Mary Joyner,
Mrs G.. II. Hart, Mr.. ~. y. DAVIS, -
OF srnithfeld, Captain Albert 8 john
son, OF Isle OF Wight county; Miss VlrgleS
Dows OF Norfolk; Mr.. A. Wtte, OF ONO,
and Mr.. Wilson Jones, OF New York
Annual Donation Day.
The following appeal is made ny MIs.
Andrew j. Montague In behalf OF the.
Homo for Needy Confederate Women.
Mrs. Montague says: IA,
"Tuesday next. April 18th. is tho semi
annual donation day at the Home lot
Needy Confederate Women. and because
OF the fact that the last donation DAY
was passed by. Richmond people VIII
have an opportunity for the first tune
In more than a year to contribute 10 tne
needs OF tho Home, which are urgent
at this time. Sickness and enfeebled old
age make insstent demands that require
constant effort and energy to meet
'The president and ladies OF the
Board Of Managers. realizing their re-
sponsibllties, make n strong appeal to
the Richmond public, ever mindful OF
such calls. and ever ready to respond
in generous fashion. Fuel, money, gro
ceries and household stores OF all do
scriptions will be thankfully received. A
committee OF ladies to receive contribu-
lions will DO at tho Home throughout
the day.
(signcd) MRS. A. ]. MONTAGUE,
president Home for Needy Confederate
Women
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Special Values in
Novelty Hose for Spring

DEPENDABLE Hosiery is the only kind
YOU can buy at Kaufmann's, We sell no
other. That is the reason our Hosiery De-
nsrtrnent is so popular with women who ap,-
ppreciate shapely, long-wearing Hose AZ
moderate prices
1,ronped stitch and Lace Lace HOSE ~ Vs''o4s
farms in black white S5c.
IAp1Es Black Hose in Nonpareil sik g,aae bsh
oll-oyer lace and lace boot double Sores !s
finaa in gauze Isle and fancy a-oYer lace, WIN
double soles and high. spliced heels, $780,
LADIES, Black Hose in mercersed isle ana a IS"
gauge isle with spliced heels and garter top' 4e''
LADIES, Black Hose, iii fancy al,over lace and
lace boot, garter top and spllced heel IN black OF
white, dse.
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The Easter Season.

The Easter season, always one OF the
r,ost delightful OF the whole year, Is
ushered in this April with unusual prom
Use of gavety for social circles.
The weddings and announcements nav
ing TO do with the remainder or the
Easter month are In themselves sufficient
~ reason of their number and impor-
lance. tn render the outlook one Of much
interest for society in general.
The germans, dances. card parties.
n,ncheons. ante-n11ptial and post-nuptlal
entertainments will render the stay or the
Young ladies' and gentlemen, returning
from various educational institutions for
the Easter holidays Il constant round on
pleasure during their visit to Richmond.
and will make the city gay Tor those
personally and otherwise interested NJ
wedding celebrations
Richmond Juveniles always have good
time at Easter. for egg-hunts abound,
homemade candy is freely offered for
sale. and the little people are cordially
invited by their elfisrs to hunt and TO
purchase The wild excitement OF the
hunt, and of filling baskets with eggs,
the awarding Of prizes to the child VINO
has the most eggs, always holas out an
Irresistible appeal to the childish heart.
The beautiful Easter, service in churches.
fragrant with flowers and filled with the
JOYOUS strains of Easter music. VIII be
followed by the Easter procession, al
ways n charming feature of Easter day.
The girls blossom out like flowers In
their pretty SPRING hats and gowns;
their smiling faces match their pretty
toilets. and compare favoraby with their
rorsare bouquets of lilies of the valley,
violets. white lilacsE and American Beau
ties.
After the comparative quiet and mac
tiyity Of Lent, the brightness and anma-
ton of the scene reminds one of the
chrysalis developing into the butterfly,
and symbolizng the lesson OF the resur-
rection dn nature and In life, which
underies all the Joy and the blessing OF
Faster Sunday.
Carmichael III etzel.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Lowry lct
e EEL daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. JONI
Joshua ,IIetzel Of MnrtInsblrg, w. Va.
to Mr.. Harry st. George Carmichael, sol
of Mrs. Virginia Tucker carmichael
Lexington, Va, and grandson of the latt
Hon. John Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia
SilI be celebrated in "Wndcwald," tht
home of the brides parents. at Martins
burg The ceremony will be performed
Thursday evening, April 10th, at $50
O'Clock, by the Rev. r.. r. Barrett, OF
New York city, assisted by the Rev.
Frank Isa=ac and the Rev. John Douglass
of Martinshurg.
Miss Het3el will attend her sister as
maid of honor. Mr.. S. T. Moore, OF Vir-
gnin, is to be best man. Miss Rosa Tuck
or, of Lexington, Va; Miss Virginia Stone.
of Wheeling, w. Va, and Miss Laing,
of Cumberland, Nd. nro to be the brides
maids; Miss Isabel Garges. niece OF the
BRIDE the flower GIRL and Messrs ]. Morri-
son Harris. OF Baltimore. Md; Mr.. John
x. Graves, of Virginia; Mr.. Fred Hetzel,
Of Aartinshurg, the ushers,
A recetrioh will follow tho ceremony
and the Wedding viii be attended by Mr..
and Mrs Harry st. George Tucker Miss
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Bryan-Werne.

The wedding OF Miss Susanna Werhe,
daughter Of Mr. Henry l.. Verne 70
Mr.. Volney Hewitt Bryan. OF LouisVil'e.
Ky. will be celebrated In the nome Oh
the brides sister, Mrs. Miles Turpln'
of this city at o'clock Tuesday after
noon. April nth.
Miss Mary Field Verne, the sister c1
the bride, will be her only attendant ana i
Mr.. George bryan, of Norfolk, va, WI!
be his brothers best man. The wedding
will be an interesting event In Richmond
and Louisville society.
Walford--Terrell
Announcement has been made Of the
approaching marriage OF Miss Lola Edna
Terrell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Terrell, of Huntington, w. Va. to Mr..
Logan D. Walford, Of this city. Tho
marriage will take place in Huntington
on Wednesday. April 9th.
Miss Terrell Is charmingly attractive
young lady, and for several years madn
her home in this city, where she won
many friends
Mr.. Wnlford is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. P. Walford, and Is in the offices
OF the Virginia Passenger and Powe!
Company.
Tho young couple will make their home
at No. 500 East Clay Street.
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Tucker, Mrs. Andrew Miller, Jr., OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. D.. II. Appel, OF Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Carmichael.
of Charleston, w. Va; Mrs Y. S. Car
michael, of Lexington, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
O. p. Afford, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carmichael Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lauder, Rid1lcsburg, Pa: Mrs.
j. Randolph Tucker, Va: the Misses Nc
C;,rire, winchester, Va; Mr. Hhzelton
Jocye. Maryland: MI. Egcrton Powell
Maryland; Senator John T. Morgan, the
Misses Morgan, Washington, D. c.: Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Garges, Washington. d.
g.; Mrs. stone and Miss Stone, Wheeling,
w. Va, -E
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Knit UnderGarments
for Summer Wear.

IN our Underwear section some new ar
rivals in Knit Garments claim your atten-
tion lust now. It's time to change to lighter
weight underwear, and as our Knit Wear
is famous for style and comfort, you cannot
do better than buy here,
LADIES' fine Silk Lustre Vest low neck and
sleeveless, run With silk tape 600,
LADIES' 1isa Thread Vest crochet neck, run with
silk tape, 2bc and $50.
tape, lOc,
LADIES' Vest, crochet neck, with silk tape
and without shoulder straps, 100.
f LADIES fino Ribbed Umbrella Pants, lace trimmed
2bc.
LADIES' fine Ribbed Umbrella Pants, lace trimmed.
spring weights, bOc.
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the opportunity to choose from 50 MANY p Oee
SOFT Finished Taffeta Silk Parasols with
hcmsttched border, in black, white d - 90
and navy. red and gray. Price, 80, p $50
u111rn raffota Silk Parasol, with fancy hem
stitched Dresden border in dainty pink rose de-
sign. Princess handles Of bamboo, OK QQ
Priced at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''.. ~ = 1#'
HAND Painted Parasols Of fine white tatte 'a
silk artistically decorated with bgnehes OF aa's-
les: princess handle of unflnlshoa OK m
wood Price Observation-Disclosures 49, 4
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WEDDINGS OF LAST WEEK
Iones-Washer.

Among the interesting weddings of last
week was that Of Miss Bertha Miriam
Washer, daughter of Alderman and Mrs.
Louis Washer, to Mr. Calvin P. Jones,
Thursday evening, April 18th, at 6
o'clock, In the Third Presbyterian
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AllurinS Styles
DAINTY
Apparel for Children.

section We invite the Richmond mothers Z
liest opportunity; you are sure to find here
pay.
PRETTY Caps for infants made OF sheer
muslin, trimmed with all-over embroidery va
lace and pin tucks. Priced from 25c to 1926.
CII1LDREN's Bonnets of fine muslin-dotted
swiss-a1l-over embroidery, ribbon and lace
trimmed Priced from $50 to $500.
CHILDREN's Bonnets Of fine null, sherred
IN cord. with lace and ribbon trimming Priced
at S6O8 to 1918
CHILDREN's Hats Of embroidery lace, fine
sheer muslin, deliberately trimmed In ribbon or
flowers Priced from $5.O8 to $13.75.
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Beautiful ParaSOls
In Embroidered Linen and Hand-P Painted Des

,tiful designs, at such reasonable prices.
HEAVY Linen Parasols, with wide hem
stitched border, Princess handles. cord and tas-
sells, in light blue, Alice blue and OQc
HEAVY White Linen Parasols, WITH aalnty
en,stitched border of Mexican drawn work;
Princess handle, with fancy bow 60 QQ
Price ,..z,s.,,,.. .,...... ....,.,.,. P@'Oo
HEAVY White Linen Parasols with VIDE
border Of fancy embroidery; Princess &1 QR
handle, with cord and tasse Price 49,
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rose whose withcrcd lctals fan,
A silent bird that hears no call
A heart too Still for one least preath-
And this is all we know or loeaan,
Charlotte Becker, lif Ainsee 8.
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wil include visit to New York city, and
to, the family home of the groom at kings
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Many Prominent Weddings Are
Fl Scheduled for the Scaso11-ll,-
M tercsting Announcements
MANY EASTER GERMANS
Floral Carnival Opens This Week.
Egg Hunts for .]uve-
y niles.
E13itotne.

rose leaf breaking through the earth,
A h;rd,s nest sudden filed with mirth'
i heart with JOY Of beating RTE
And this is all we know of Lie.
A roscbud's fragrant bhossom'ng'
An early hrd-cal IN the sprins'
A heart In tune with lower anu Wv
AVA this Is ali we know of Love.
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SPECIAL value In a chl1d's three-Quartcr
length Pique Walking Coat, insertion trimmed
Price, $500.
OTHER styles in Pique Coats and Refers.
trimmed with embroidery, and hand embroid-
cred. Priced from csc to 800.
CHILDREN's Fancy Lingerie Goats of dot
ted Swiss and all-over embroidery. silk lined
Priced from $500 to $1,000.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davenport, Of
No. ZIG West Franklin Street, announce
the engagement OF. their daughter, Ellen
McCaw, to DIR. Henry Wireman Cooke,
OF Baltimore.
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Dog 81.
Collars

FANCY Elton Suits OF invisible green check
suiting; jacket has graduated taffeta bound
bands running over shoulders and around bot
tom Of Jacket braided vest, three-quarter sleeve.
turn back cuff: skirt is circular model. paneled
F%nng s sssh Special shaped folds $500
PONY Suit OF fancy mixture, half inch
stitched straps run down each side. front and
back collar and cuffs are inlaid with plain
CLOTH, trimmed in braid; fancy Persian vest;
coat satin lined; skirt is extra full, n 80 40
new circular model. Special 49,. 4SU.UU#
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lcon.lnaue4 on seventh Page.l
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SUITS Of Imported Invisible plaid, short
jacket, shawl collar inlaid with blue taffeta,
outlined with blue and silver braid: fancy
stitched girdle trimmed in silver buttons, elbow
sleeves edged In knife pleated taffeta ruffles,
taffeta lined; skirt is new circular model,
fancy yoke, box pleated front and d ar M
back. Special at ....s.@......5...5..8s " - ~
FANCY. Elton Suits Of chiffon taffeta In black
or blue; jacket has fancy embroidered vest
and Is trimmed in heavy cream lace, medaltons
and narrow peatings of silk lined throughout
with white taffeta; very full circular skirt,
with fold trimmed bottom. Spe- o. eO
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Mrs. Hunter Mcclure announces TIN
engagement OF her daughter, Margare
Cameron, to Mr.. Arthur Gordon. OF sa
yannah Ga. 4Ft ~ ga