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Sunny Brook Farm,
 Br rauchville, Conn.,, G. D. WHITE, Prop. Jos. P. MURrAGH, Mgr. Pure Blooded White Wyandottes and Single Comb White Leghorns, Dustin and waterville strains
 Eggs for Matching.

DOXBURY TOWN TAX-Collector's Notice h Notice Is hereby given to all persons liable pay ta xes in the Town of Roxbury, that Wednesday. May 1, Saturday. June | :from 10 d. m. until ; D. m, and at the Postoffice, Rox bury. Thursday. May 2. Friday. May 5l. from 10 o'clock a. m., until D. m-. to receive taxes as follows: A tax of Is mills on the Dollar laid October l. 1906 on list of 1906, and que May ist. 1907. All persons negiecting or refusing 10 pay their tax on before June 1. 1907. and all per sons negieciing or refusing to pay their poll or military taxes will be dealt with accordir 8 to law, and also will be charged interest ai the rate of per cent from May 1. lqU7, until paid. having received a warrant to collect as above stated. Taxes must be psf1 before September 1, 1907. Charles Thomas Collector
 xbury, Conn.,. April {, 1sU7-
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Probate Notices.

nISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. rrobate D Court, April 6, 1907.
 Estate of Mary Keenan, late of Newtown, in said district. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Newtown, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Michael Delohery, Executor.
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Miss Mabel Northrop of Palestin' has been proStrated with tonSllltls under pr Kiernan'S care.
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EroR SALE-A farm st Sandy Hook Center, consisting of tso acres good land. large house. barns and outbuildinRN- all in good condition, known as the Esther Hughes prop erty. VIII be sold right if sold al once For shelton. Conn.,. or Michael F. kilbride. sArdy Hook, CI
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Rev J. A Osborne, who has been ap- pointed pastor of the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, will preach next Sunday, morning and evening, at the usual hours.
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HOWLAND'S
Black VOiIe
 and MOhair.

Voile for nice costumes; mohair for service.
 Voile for it's admirable draping quail ities; mohair for it's wiry strength. tive prices.
 Voile in width of 42 inches at 75c, S9c and to S2 the yard. Heavy or fine mesh at Sl and S1 .25 the yard, silk and chiffon voiles at S1 50 to S2 the yard.
 Mohair in light medium or heavy weight, the latter excellent for outer wraps,) at 50 cts to S1 50 the yard
 Left Aisle, Rear.
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Mrs J. M. Blackman has gone t. Passaic, N. J., to spend the week witt her daughter, Miss Lucy Blackman.
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Frank HulSe has moved into the Nj antic mill house at Sandy Hook.
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Mrs Morris Beers has been i'll with an attack of the grip, attended by D1
 Kiernan.
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A card of thanks: To the neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted me at the time of the illness and death of my husband l wish to return most grateful thanks.-[Mrs John Thomp- son.
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Mrs Thomas Blake of Walnut Tree
 Hill has been i'll with rheumatism.
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Joseph Nettleton was on duty at the Savings bank, Wednesday, Arthur
 T. Nettleton appearing before the Savings bank committee of the Legis-
 lature in Hartford.
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REV J. A. OSBORNE APPOINTED

PASTOR OF THE SANDY HOOK METHO'
 DIST CHURCH.
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B. w. Troy has a stylish Democrat wagon added to his livery equipment
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Wesley Ward of Norwalk has beer the guest of his daughter, Mrs George Stevens.
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L. c. Nicholson has a runabOut, pur chased of A. M. BriscOe & Son.
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Martin A. Corbett passed Wednes day in Bridgeport.
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Miss Lois Hewitt of Bridgepor passed Sunday with Miss Maude E Blackman in the Glen.
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Mrs William G. Hard and Miss Hat tie Camp passed Wednesday il Bridgeport.
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A. w. Peck $ many friends are glad to see him back to Newtown after spending the winter with his daughter in POrtcheSter, N. Y.
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The Ladies' Sewing circle will give a 1O-cent tea in the church parlor O1 the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, April 24.
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JT Patterson, Jr.. a popular representativt of the Oity National bank, Bridgeport. was II town, Thursday.
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Tuscan
 Pongee.

In the new and glorious golden shade of brown. Onion, the fashion folks call it-and should be ashamed to. Why, it is the richest hue of brown seen in many day. How 1t radiates with light! How it just sat- isfies ones love of brightness and col or. Yet it isn't glaring, but is soft toned and artistic.
 24 inches wide,-S1 the yard. Scarcest silk of the day-and in lim- ited quantity.
 Other pongees in the reasonable col ors at 69c, S1 and S1 25 the yard. Fancy pongees in plaids and stripes, S1 to S1. 50 the yard.
 Left Aisle, Rear.
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Robert Fitzroy and son, Spitzler, o1 Bridgeport, attended the Fairch1lc auction, Wednesday. He amused his friends by buying step ladder at 4Ot and selling it at 25c. He also purchased a box of candles and other things.
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Samuel Goldberg of New York has
 bought the place of Russell l.. Warner, | title being passed on Wednesday.
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The Howland Dry Goods
 Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Piano Tuning.

Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of Bridgeport, Conn.,. formerly of Steinway & Sons, Mfr, N Y., and successor of late Fred Beyer. will be pleased to attend to your Plano may W ne he 1et5 i aS t MT onaraes
 month. Bridgeport address 43s West avenue. FOR RENT-The premises of the late M s I Otis consisting of house, barn and three acres land situated about five minutes walk from NewtOwn street and station. House we'll built and in prime condition. In- quire of O. B. Taylor, NewtOwn, Conn.
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Marcus Camp has newly shingled his house.
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Michael Donohue bought the farm
 of Gustave Weiss at auction, Wednes- day, paying S8lO.
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For Sale or Rent.

Justice Oomstock farm in town of Warren, z miles from Lttchfeld,5 5 miles Cornwall Bridge, miles New Preston; 29O acres; 150 acres su- perior hay land, balance good timber and pas ture; 17-room house; barns; good out build ings; good water; plenty fruit; everything easy terms or will rent; owner has absolutely address owner, John l.. Moore, 2SS Green wich St., New York
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Minott Augur was in New Haven and Bridgeport, Wednesday.
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David E. Brown died in New Boston, Mass, last week Monday, aged 57. The burial took place in New Hartford, Thursday. MT and Mrs Fred l.. Brown attended the funeral.
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Experience! !!

Has taught us that the best is the cheapest Our Single Comb Reds and White Wyandotsex the quality kind with Egg Records and Blu Ribbons 10 back our claim. is . safe invest ment. A few eggs to spare from each brce< at loc each Special selected e per l2
 Incubators and Brooders for sale.
 l.. E. Oimstoad q Co.,,
 Bethel Conn
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nIsTRI0T ToFNEwTowN.s .ss. Probate Court | Estate of Philo Dimon late of Newtown in said district, deceaSed
 Upon the application of Austin B. Blake man, ExecutOr, praying for an order author iZing and empowering him to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate, per applt- l cation ou file more fully appears; it is | determined at Probate office in Newtown in sad district, on the 23d day of April, A. D. 1907, at o'clock in the afternoon. and that notice be given of the pendency of said applf- l thereon, by publishing the same once in some | newspaper having a circulation in said dis | trict, and by posting copy thereof the | public sign post in the town of Newtown in | said District | William J. Beecher. Judge. | DISTRICT OF NEwTOWN ss Probate l U Court, April 16, 1907.
 l Estate of Maria l.. Ferris, late of New | town. in said District. deceased. | Upon the application of Charles D. Fer l ris, praying that an instrument in writing l ment of said Maria l.. Ferris. deceased, may l be proved, approved, allowed and admitted | to probate as per application on file | more fully appears, it Is
 l Ordered, That said application be heard and l determined at Probate Office in Newtown,
 19O7 at Il o'clock in the forenoon and that | notice be given of the pendency of said ap- | plication and the time and place of hearing
 thereon, by publishing the same twoS times
 said district, and by posting copy thereof op
 | the public sign post In the town of Newtown.
 | in said district and by sending by registered mail postage prepaid, copy thereof to earh b
 day assigned:
 l William J. Beecher, Judge.
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FARMERS. .ATTENTIONl-win pay BOG for II butter fat and all sweet cream delivered
 at White Glover Creamery. Also will pay highest market price for whole milk at Wood bury Creamery. White Glover Creamery, Bethlehem Conn
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Wanted !! A good Grocery Refrigerator Must be in good condition.
 E. s. Fairchild & Son,
 Nichols, Conn.

A Saturday, April 20, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, sharp At the estate of the late
 Farming tools. blows. harrows. cultivators.
 horse rake, moving machines, stone boat
 bars, cornsheller. hay cutter, Ice tools. corn
 and tObacco knives. light and heavy wagons.
 xooS sSod es sled
 leather beds, and n numerous other articles
 For Sale Several ad.{,t 3vsf sse Chilled blows
 will sell them at less than cost Internation-
 Il asolide engine, manure spreader. cultiva
 If you need any thing in this line give me a
 chance to quote you prices. s. J. Parks
 EOR SALE-Three heifers, s-year-olds, due Conn. A 10 a. m.. at the place of Mrs Hermon Johu- : son at Washington Depot, Conn.,, lot of Wheebarrows. grfndstone lawn mower, lad ders, garden tools, household furniture bed- steads, bed springs, stoves, couches, chairs and crockery. kitchen utensils and other ar ticles too numerous to mentiun. Sale to take place rain or shine. John A. Carlson. Execu- Box IFS. Washington. Conn. NOR SALE-Pair Devon cattle $ year-old H well broke and well matched. Edward s Williams. (Rock House), Easton, Bethel. R. D 25, Conn.
 FoR sALE-ImperiaI Pekin Drakes, s each White Wing Poultry Farm, Nichols, Ct. FoR sALE-one Parlor organ cost sloo; VII
 mare 115o lbs, s's5; l black horse 1dOo lbs, $50 | sy sse I steel tire top buggy: ss5; l steel tif,
 open buggy, $40 c: A. Barhite ass WarreI |
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The D. M. READ Co.
 Bridgeport, Conn.
The Best Grades, all wool at o5 and zs cts.

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE-1o H. P. D. Engine, 1s Fl. P- Boiler, or exchange for cattle; can be seen running at my place In Hattertown- Address O. E. Morgan, Route Is, Stepney. Conn
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TRANSFER wANTED-At once, must De l sober and steady man. John H. Frank, Huntingtown district, Newtown. Ot.
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c O. BLACK MINORCAS-At the Danbury O- poultry show in 1905 won first and second cCckerel, first and second bullet. second and third hen. 19n6 won first cock, first and sec ond cockerel. first and second bullet. third on matching, $1 50 per setting. Infertile replaced free of charge. Leroy Barnum, 65 Balmforth ave-, DanburY, Conn.
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Pasture to Rent

Having rented the Staub pasture land at Waramaux Lake for the season I am prepar- ed to take 75 to 100 head of horses, dry COWS, oI young stock, either by week or for the season I am told by people that know that this is one of the best pasture lots out doors. Write me as to price, etc.
 k J. HOSFORD, New Preston Ct.
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ROSE COMB

I5 M 0. Camp. R. F. D. No. 3, New Milford, Conn.
 DOR SALE-Upright G rand Piano, first class make. used about eight weeks Not mar red. Elegant mahogany case. Brilnant tone Warranted for Is ears Must sell as l am going to break up housekeeping and move sery cheap. All cash not necessary. Ad- dress MOTHS. BEE Office, Newtown, Conn
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For Sale.

A pair of workfnG or@n. weSxhs seous 1co M. or u1Ii exchAngs for . heA vier rasr HdwAsds 6 BsArdsasy, ss<ps<y. OoeA
 Tsaapbone CAn f<y7-i2
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IF INTERESTEDIN
 Rhode Island Reds bred to lay. Send postal for circular describ- ing mine. Mrs G. N. Abbott, New Milford. Ct. EARMERS, ,ATTENTION-I will buy your I fowls and chickens alive at the best mar ket price and pay cash. Send postal to J. w. Hoyr, 16 Locust Avenue, Dan bury, Ot- OPEOIAL NOTICE-Bave had OK frame D placed in my blacksmith shop and a n now prepared to do OK -shoeing for all who wish. Also practical horse shoer. Satisfaction guaranteed in all work. Ralph l.. smith. At Laborie shop, Huntington,O Oonn. Phone: 1-l3.
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FOR SALE.

A IL KINDS of Nursery Stock For Sale. trees. -15c; pears, 25c; grape vines. Sc; Cur rant bushes. sc, soc per doz; stra berry berry and raspberry plants, g per hundred. Orders booked and shipped in the Spring as soon as the weather will permit.
 M. L.. HUN9ERFORD, JR,
 Telepone 15S-4, New Milford, Conn. FOR SALE-White Wyandotte cockerels and U Belgian hares. Henry J. Smith, Jr,, 113 Howard ave-, AnsOnfa, Conn.
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Special Notice.
 Having opened the Blacksmish shop al Upper steppey. am nov ready 10 do HorseshoeinG- CArrAge and Wagon Repair ipH and General Blacksmith Shop cloecd Sat- urdAy afternoon At o'clock
 First Class Work GuArAnS~ed-
 Henry Pettit, srEfSKYoess oess DOR SALK-FArn 10 rent. with or uaibous tool&~ Suitable for milk or stock farm Ac- dress J. E. Parker, woodbury. oonn-
 EoR sALE-To Rent or on shNres one Of ,be best farms in town conKtsiang of 300 AcreN with stock and tooass said stock consists of 2S cows. hcrse&- pair oncns situKted mile John M Black. NNxhinrton pcr,os. Oonn RoRSALE-krrrA nps dou t.ae yseadcrz Green Aourtain POsAIcsu&- III. O. MorgNr- Hat sertowp. NewSovn. Conn yTANTED-PArsy visA ss~An saw rusn .o w saw Ssfn taess rood paAcs So set up. IOorn- mcDce Ea wlng April 10 lSlA. lnQ ulrv ChsA. MArkhAnz. Hooacury. Oonn- TO RENT 0s.a View ocssAss. seven r<,on.A 1- lArcs gAroea- ounDe fruit; 10 desirable par " VII rcnt reanoenhle. Thomas w. Lesvy. DOR SALK-PA:r tvo-yeAr-oad Devoa ss<er. V well broken A No. stock took frsa prize As Nevtown Fair xbe Fall of laoG Pr1ce eloQ. H. H- Stone South bury. Conn
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Maria U. FerrlS. Signed, sealed, published and de- clared by the above named testatrix, Maria l.. Ferris, as and for her last will and testament, in the presence of us and each of us, and in witness whereof, at her request, in her pres ence and in the presence of each other we have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses this 9th day of February 1907.
 Jacob A. Klein,
 Jessie Lounsbury,
 Charles s. Cantield.
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vNAETED TO BUY-S spring pigx- Ad- w dreas K. H. Reed Stratford. oonn-
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
Central Ave-, and Second ST.

THE MOST UP-TO-DATI HOTEL
IN THE CITY. run ON EURO
PEaAN PLAN.
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THE HUMBLE PEANUT
AND ITS VALUE IN
COMMERCE
Crop Worth Sl5,OO0,O 600 An
nualIy and Demand Is Con-
stantly in Advance Of the
Supply,

Newport News Va. Sept ls.-be-
fore the civil war the Nirgiuinn who
had "A COW or a horse 90 even poultry
and worked "a vegetable garden. how
ever small. gave a cnrner ~ bis ioi
r. the raising of the Epober pef
known 20 the outside world as %
peanut aud tn science D. Arachls hY-
paEra Somebody hrnuuhi it Originate
ly from Brazil as "a cheap 50 uuiri-
tfa41s fnad for stock The gardener
pulled ur the Wines with the nuts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-19

Santiago de Chile. Sept. 1S.-Na-
tional festivities are In progress today
on the occasion of the nincty-scvcuth
anniversary Of the Chilean declaration
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Il your present employment getting to he
lntolersbles Read and answer "A few Morn
ing Iournpl war ads.
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Reserved Seats on Sale at MatSon's Book Store, Central
Avenue, on Day of Exhibition, at Regular Prices.
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A. S. BARRETT, Prop.

Every copy OF every issue of the Morning
journal should be- 4 salesman for you.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
CANDIDATES ARE
"BOBBING UP"
City Election Promises TO Be
An Interesting and Warm
Contest
Special to The Evening Journal

nNtNAAA ~ AAN A4NNHlln 4OnNHAA
NEW CASTLE. March 2s-At present
there are candidates by the dozen for
City Council. but by the time election
day rolls around they will be thlnned
out considerably.
Friends of Alexander B. Cooper, Jr..
announce his candidacy in the First
ward. The other candidate is Wallace
Cannon, and it is safe to say that the
contest will be an interesting one.
James b. Toman denies that he is a
candidate in the Western district IT
does seem strange how members Of
Council complain OF the duties of the
office and the abuse received. and yet
every time they retire they seek re-
election.
No arrests have been made IN the
shooting case. A strange codored man
who attended a concert in Red Mems
Hall fired several shots from his re-
wolver and was chased for fourteen
squares. but eluded his followers.
Company H., n. G. D.. drilled last
evening. The members Of the com
pany understand they viii shortly go
ITO Fort DUPONT for the purpose Of
artillery practice
The remainder of the National Guard
Of Delaware will also participate Ia the
instructions. This is under a new act
recently passed by Congress and the
War Department wants TO have the
coast militia fully introduced in artil-
lery work.
Palm Sunday will be observed in the
churches here tomorrow and in St
Peters Church palms will be blessed
and distributed before the late mass.
NEWS OF THE TOWN.
Another meeting Of the band en-
thusiasts was held last evening.
a Mrs. Thomas Modem while enroute
10 Philadelphia yesterday was taken
sick in Wilmington and had to return
home.
At present people are addressing
Professor Holloway as papa" Mrs
Holloway and baby ars doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Morrison
celebrated their silver wedding anni-
versary last evening. immediate
friends OF the family were present.
Word was received here yesterday Of
the death of Mrs. r. L. LanlS's mother
at her home at Lewes.
Special fine line of ladies', mems and
chfldren's shoes; oxfords and patent
feathers. StoQps.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
oskins-Parker.

Miss Minnie e. Parker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lewis Parker. form
erly OF this city, but now OF the Cedars,
Brandywine Springs. and Francis w.
Oslkins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T..
Qslxins OF No. sos West Fifth street.
were married last evening at the par
sonage OF Bethany BAPTIST Church,
No 1921 West Fifth street. by the Rev.
J.. Judson Westfall The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Sylvia
Parker, as bridesmaid and Joseph Var.
telle acted as best man. A reception
followed at the future home Of the
bride and groom, No. 124 North Frank.
lin street Mr.. and Mrs. Oskins left
on a trip South and on their return
will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
MiddIetown.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, March 23.-Nfiss Helen
Rowe has returned to Washington after
a three weeks visit with her parents here
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley lie Mar Munson
Of wilmington visited Mrs. Munsons par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. A. Z. Clay. this week
Miss Mary Maxwell has been visiting
friends IN New Castle.
Miss Elizabeth Lindley is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Heaton is spending few
days In Atlantic City.
Mrs r. r. Cochran spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. W. o. shallcross
at Trenton, N. ].
Mrs A. w. Lightbourne Is visiting
friends at oxford, Pa, while DR.. Light
bourne is attending conference.
Miss Matte Knight OF Magnolia, Nd,
is visiting Mrs. e. II. Pennington.
Mrs John r. Price Of Warwick, Md.
Is spending a few days with Mrs. William
Price on Broad street.
Miss Mollle Lynum is spending the week
in Smyrna as the guest Of her brother
David Lynum.
Rev William B. shinn, Pm. D., L. L. d
OF Washington, d. c., viii speak in Forest
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
New Dinner Cards.

Hostesses who are Clever with their
pens have introduced a new idea in
dinner cards. The guest is confronted
with pen and ink sketch OF himself.
If a familiar gathering. the sketch is
likely to caricature some little char
acteristic OF its subject. Hostesses
who cannot do this themselves are
sometimes fortunate enough TO have
friends who can. 1t Is quite a novelty
In dinner cards. Such cards are, of
course, only for more or less informal
gatherings. At formal dinners plain
cards with simple monogram or crest
at the top are most used.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Social Notes
Personal and Social Nofes

Philip johnson has returned from a
visit TO Port Deposit, Md.
Mrs. Charles l.. wollaston and Mrs
William T. Taylor were Philadelphia Wis
itons this week
Mlss Ida Winkler spent last Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Winkler, at Porryvlie.
Mrs. NJ. E. Holman has returned from
visit at Perryvlle.
Mrs. John Donnis and son. Guy. OF
Pewyville, are spending several days with
friends here
Hugh Conner has returned after a visit
70 friends IN Marcus Hook.
Sidney ID. Trobt has been visiting friends
at Coatesville.
Air. and Mrs Fred Grammar have re
turned from a visit TO friends in Centre.
vile. Nd.
Miss Anna Buckmaster has returned
from visit 70 friends down the State.
Harry Stuart has been visiting his par
onts in Harrington.
Lollis Queen is visiting his mother in
F'rederica.
Mrs. j. w. Parsons and children are
visiting relatives In Kennett Square.
Mrs. w. L. S. Murray is visiting her
parents In Camden
Lloyd Morrow. OF FELTON,. has been Wis.
iting friends IN this city.
Mrs, Charles Turner is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Frank Ledge, Of Magnolia
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
What YOUNG eirIs &c We rIna.

For both street and house wear this
spring fashionable young girls are wearing
soft silks to a great extent and others who
want to be Ike them should follow in the
same way. Although they are in great de-
mand many Of the spring and summer
silks are no more expensive than many
Of the prettiest tub fabrics, and their
natural beauty obviates the necessity OF
elaborate trimming unless onf' has a fond
ness for much decoration Simple white
China silk is used for this frock, being
trimmed wlth German Valen' 'ciennes lace
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

The skirt is tucked, with band Of insertion
let in above the tucks, while ait the waist
line the fulness is taken in by gauging
The bodice has a yoke of heavier lace
outlined in fanciful effect with bands OF
Valencienes insertion which extend well
down the blouse toward the soft-htted gir-
die of white silk ribbon The elbow
sleeves are tucked in the puffs and this
trimming also appears in the narrow cuffs
with their double edging Of thread lace
The beauty Of many of the summer
silks is that they wash like cotton and If
one performs the operation carefully the
white and cream effects viii not turn yell
low.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
BUSH LINE

Frelgnt received for all points, given
persCnal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by beS
routes.
Boats leave both wilmington aud
Philadelphia at coo p. m. daily, sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills Of landing 10
sued.
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO..
Pier g. South WLarves. Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf. wilmington