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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02

Paducah chapter United Daughters
of the Confederaey. Will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Leila
Wade Lewis. 529 Washington street
II is the annual election of officers
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02

The Matinee Musical club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at the
Woman's club house. COS Kentucky
avenue Miss Isabelle NOLAN Is the
leader. An attractive miscellaneous
program viii be rendered.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

John M. Ryan of New Haven, secre- tary of the state association of post office mail clerks, is spending few days in Winsted. the guest of James Collins of station A.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. w Judson of Win sted, left yesterday morning for Canaan, where Mrs. Judson will spend several weeks. Later Mir. Judson will visit along the shore.
 Contractor Curtiss of Winsted, has been chosen by Niagara Hose Co.,, No. 3, to represent the company at the con- yention to be held in New Haven next month.
 W. S. Wells the wholesale coal mer- chant is devoting his hours of recrea- ton to acquiring skill in guiding fine new automobile which he lately pur- chased.
 A party of Bethel people came on the excurson from Danbury to Savin Rock Thursday.
 Members of the New Britain Busi' ness Mems association are talking O having a barbecue at Lake Compoune'
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street, accompanied by her little nep- hew, William Corrigan, of Brooklyn.
 Henry Graham has returned to New Haven after weeks visit with his father on Hastings Hill, Sufield.
 A cottage has been engaged at Woodmont by the active members of the Elwood Assembly of New Haven, who will be chaperoned by Mrs. E. M. Nottingham of Fair Haven, during their outing.
 Rollin ]. Plumb and Mrs. Plumb of Terryville, left on Thursday for a wes- tern trip of a month and they will stop at Yellowstone park and other places of interest. Miss Helen Plumb and Miss Aida Plumb have gone to Lyme to visit a friend there.
 pr. William Welch of New Haven, accompanied by Miss Louise Welch, are at Dr. E. H. Welch's in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Thomas D. Walker and son, Raymond, of New Britain, are to spend the next few weeks at Woodmont.
 John Parker of New Haven and Mrs. Ruth Childs of Providence, R. L, were present at the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Anna Parker Taft in North Wind ham Wednesday.
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at Lighthouse Point and were royalty entertained by the genial captain. In tn prty were Mrs. stowefi Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, D, B. sheldon, Miss Holbrook, Miss Law and Earle Stowe.
 Mir and Mrs. Hubert Blakeslee and son, Donald, have returned to their home here after spending a week with Mrs. Blakeslee's mother, Mrs. E. S.. Robinson In Durham.
 Mrs. Lucy Field of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ida Stormont of Center street, West Haven.
 Miss A. L. Preudhomme of this city Is the guest of her cousin, Miss M. E.. Todd of Bethany.
 Miss Lilla Allen of Prospect and Miss Esther Beach of Sunny View, Bethany, left this week for Guilford to visit her cousin, Miss Ella Hill at the Point.
 Miss Dorothy Beach of Bridgeport Is spending a week with her cousin, Miss Marion Merwin in West Haven.
 There are now, says the Hartford Times, fifteen babies at the babies hospital at Riverside park, although six, who had fully recovered their health, have been removed within two
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Mrs. M. J. Judson of 90 Henry street has just returned from 8 six weeks visit with Mrs. w. B. Hubbard of Boston, Mass. While away she went touring in the auto through different states from Providence to Portland, Me-
 Miss Belle A. Muzzy leaves August 12 for visit to Mrs. W. B. Hubbard of Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Charlie Parent of this city is visiting at her old home in Kent.
 Milton Bradley of New York has been spending few days with his family, who are summering at Savin [ Rock.
 Mrs. Julia A. Curtiss of North Ha- ven is visiting her niece, Mis Carrie l. Blakeslee in Durham.
 Mrs. c. H. Wright of Washington, D. C., is stopping with Mrs. J. c. Ed wards of Center street, West Haven.
 Prof. Curtiss and wife of this city are spending a few weeks in Durham the guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Mad sen.
 Captain Stowe of West Haven gave a delightful sailing party in his boat VI vace, They visited the old lighthouse
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in September, when the members ar- rive home from their vacations.

in September, when the members ar- rive home from their vacations.
 Harry Bunce has left the employ of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company, after having served twenty-five years as assistant yardmaster in Winsted.
 Mrs. c. H. Backus of this city is spending several days at the home of Eli Merritt in West Warren, Mass,
 Benjamin Mitchell, a Yale student and son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Mitch- ell of Deep River, was committed to the Connecticut Hospital for the in- sane at Middletown Wednesday.
 Mrs. L. A. Humiston of New Haven lost a gold watch in front of Conleys Inn, in Torrington recently which was found by George M. Whiting of Burr vile, who received a reward of $1O.
 Mrs J. D. Belcher and daughter re- turned to West Haven Wednesday hay ing been guests at E. M. Platts on Hinsdale avenue, Norfolk,
 Miss Mabel Corrigan of Danbury whc has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Der. nard Savage, in this city, is staying for a short time with her sister, Mrs William H. Dodshon, 8 East Pear
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In The Lace Store

Cotton Torchon Edgngs and Insertions some are in sets, to inches wide. Bets Yard
 And Net Robes; handsome Point d'esprit Net Robes, nearly made, Grtssy elaborate R bes made to sell for SIS, but they reed to be pressed Would make a charming summer frock $6.98
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or three Ac;-S2 TT!lle7e is one colored ba- by among the patients, the only one re- ceived thus far. A new nurse, Miss B. R. Chapin of the New Haven hospital, has been secured and still another is expected this week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Meigs of this city are visiting MT. Meigs' sister, Mrs. George Doane in Middlefield Mrs. A. Briggs of West Haven will spend the remainder of the summer with Mrs. Doane
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City Notices.
COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 SQUARES

COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 SQUARES.
 The Committee on Sewers and Squares of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing in Room10-11, City Hall, Monday, July 29, 1907, at s o'clock D. m. for the consideration of the following petitions:
 The petition of the New Haven Park Commission for authority to condemn tract of land in Beaver Ponds District belonging to Charles K. Offield of Chi cago
 Petition of Thomas Doocey ct als for sewer in Chatham street between Ferry and Rowe streets.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order:
 W. PERRY CURTISs, Chairman. Attest: A. Oswald Pallman, Asst. City Clerk.
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Take All The Boys Wash Suits At Our Loss

z With two months more of hot wealth CT this will be welcome news to mothers who like their boys tolook we'll
 Russian style Suits-in colored and white duck pique and galatea, ages 3, 4. and years. Suits that were $2.00, $2.50 and S3. S1.8S
 Sailor styles in coored and white. chambry and chevot, ages to 10 years Suits that were $1. 50 to $500 For 08c, S1.5O and Sf.98
 Boys Wash Norfolk Suits-of crash and linen knickerbocker trousers. ages to 16 years. Suits that wtre $4. Closing out Price S2.49
 Boys Khaki Suits-made with regular styl knee trousers, ages 8 to 1o years, Our $200 and $2. 50 Suits Closing out at LAB
 Boys Lightweight All-wool Separate Trousers made in the regular style; ages 4 to 16 years, sold at soc. Closing out at 37cts Pair
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 For New London, etc.-.2a7. .2.5 .ia!52 .i5a siDSs ii.Ss as:S$s :$k4 li;S7 ss "A xII1lSs | Saybrook) *4:18. a4.50, 5:50. eff1 tll6:3S, 96:59. 8:15, (to Guiifordl ss.Y Saybrookl, +l0:00 p. m Sundays] *217. *2:53, S:52 a. m. 1920, a2:54' Sz.a l Il*6:45 *6:59 D. m.
 For Mldd1etown, WiI1imantic. Etc. 7:S5 g, m: 12:5S, 5:3S, 5:55 (to Worcest| and Fitchburg) p. m. Sundays-7:2O For SheIburne Falls, etc.--7.44 d 12;2o 1920 { (to New Hartford), 4;O1, 5:54 d | Os II, { For Waterbury--6:5S, 500; s8.S5, s.a 2. m, 12:1O, 2s35, B:25, TAO 1I:40 p. N Sundays-s:30, 11l03 a. ra.. $40, ss For winstcd--e;5S, $40 a, rn.. f2:i z:S6,o 5;2b. TAO p. m sundays--S:So
 For PitfsaeId and InterInedia P0Ints-5:55 (via Bridgeport) beS6 a, l sS:gQ, 4:10 P, m. Sunday :00s a. m.
 For LltchAcld--aD;S5 q m, g2 100, s4sd ab:0O p: m Sundays-8:OO a. m. POuShkeepsie--s2: a6:00 D. m, New York via Bridgeport and stcan er--723 a. m. Sundays--7:55 a. m.
 sSaturdays only *Hxpress trail l llParlor car limited xLocaI exDres aEeept Saturdays. nNondays only
 9. n. SHEPARD, F. Q. COLBY.
 Gen. Supt.. Asst. Cen. PMss. Art.
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Sale of Slightly Soiled Taffeta Waists

Sizes from 34 to 38 only and while they last. they'll go like this-
 White Taffeta Wasts-Val Ore White and Grey lace trimmed; Taffets Waist shrred and $5.o8 Waists for $1. .49 +rc,ad +hav ware s1o o9
 SIS Waists for $500 IVY For S2 EO 16.50 Waists for $5.98
 Brown Taffeta and Brown White Japanese Silk Waists Messaline Wasts-$75 50 and trimmed with German Val $8.98 Waists for $1.49 ace $2.29
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Three Big Snaps In Pretty Dinner Sets New designs in blue or pink or English Porcelain body, full 100 piece Sets. Always sold at $17.50. Choice at S12.5O English Porcelain
 Cottage Dinner Set 40 Pieces; green and gold border pattern this is splen- did pattern and a rare oppor- tunity to is offered to secure a Dinner Set at Bargain.
 40 Piece Dinner Set, regu- larly $10. Sale Price S4.08
 Tea Sets
 American Porcelain Tea Set 54 pieces, neat blue floral dec- oration, regular price SAYS
 Sale Price S2.75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
Montauk Stea mboat Co., s Lin

Between New London and GreenpoI Shelter Island and Sag Harbor, Long Il land
 Steamer "Nantasket" leaves New Lo1 don, week days, 1O.0o a. m., 4:1O p. Leaves Sag Harbor 600 2. m.. 12:S0 p.I
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
Bargain Jubilee Prices on White Dresses

White Lawn Dresses-the waists with embroidery front and fasten in front and the skirts 12 gored.
 $3.o8 Dresses for $2.SO White Linen Dresses-pony jacket style, nicely made;
 $500 Dresses 5000
 $500 Dresses $12.oo
 $28.0o Dresses $20.00
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
New Haven Lin,
Fop NEW YORK, THE
 S0UTH AND WEST. FARES REDUCED 75c TO NEW YOR| EXCURSION TICKETS SIPS.

From New I1aven-Leave Belle bod
 daily, except Mondays, i a. m, also sld days 4:3o D. m.
 From New York Leave Pier 20, FlaI River, foot Peck Slip, week days 2.l p; m, Sunday 9;30a. m, foot East 2j street week days ?. m, Sundays 10 m. Time between New Haven and Nel York about five. hours. Tickets a1l stateroom a Bishop & Co.'S, 1855 Grand st.. also at Belle Dock and on steaneI THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CI GEORGE 2. Black, Agent, New TIaveI F 2. COLBY. Gen. Pass Agent. N Y.
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White Lawn Dresses-the waists of solid embroidery with tucked skirts, straight folds or bands to finish.
 $2.o8 Dresses for $1.9S The waists of these suits have 34 sleeves and fasten in the back.
 In the same lot, at $1.9S, are dresses that have 12 gored skirts and the waists onea in front and have 34 sleeves.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

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ier errid)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Sic 6eimfehr.@udlc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
@eitcrn MarplanS Giienbabn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
SDnamitfreucl III CHICAGO.

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@en. Observation-Disclosures. @ert.s BaIoatet'aaent.
4. 9. WeHanneI. Shrfs<0en. 'BaN. 3nGert.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02


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YtarglanS uub Ycnniglpania Saba,
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rGeabcaro sltr Cine" ioIibem 8uae rad Vorts.
mouth uHo @tIanta. On Noriolf @erblnbune
mt ser "%gltIalltic Godjt Cine" slpriolf unS
bern. Daibinstcn. I.fG., 8ibWonb. Ia.. unS
Nepse0ori.
MsabI5eitsn nad euroadif1em gIane. 2ugus
9ampfbei 3una, aoien frei. &eferpirte aaiatcf.
6iu1ner III ben @iuets9ireai:I Der .Haptatne."
VI; 1o7. Eit'SaltiToresSt rabe.. Tr. SOC urt6
Baltimore. unb GairertsStnBe. Continental
5rrit gniloiHa" uno IIbdngb's. Nr. 100. 9loro'
GbGrlcSsStrnbe. y
Subn u. Sterunpo, q. prutun,
SicesHrdf. II. Gen. sWtandgcr. Ser. ,gatt. rIaent.
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Wcrdants & Niincrs Iranspsrt. &c

IuHIpftrsEtutt. ~.
StadIt anb Naiiagfere. ~
*E,ad Bottom aub BEN Often. -
Wont., 9ienit., 9punerit., Samft., o libr M6b8.
= nan Vrppibcuee nnb bem Often. ~
Sonntde,. Miitipodh. Sretide. 8 llbr sIbenbS.
*Tadl 9ctu purt,9iera unb g2prfo(t
tdSIi6b, @ l1br glbenos.
*Srdbt ditqenort:riet ti9ll6 Biz 8 1lbr NadtIn.,
thr SenIelbei saa abfabrenoe Yainpfer.
Mad Sapaunah anb benz Sabet.
Sieritaa. Sanilerftna. Gamftag, 6 llbr MbentS.
q. I. 6urta, Maent, 9ona Sod.
Sanpt. Sitreau: 6erman. uno 2ta9t.etrate.
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miles Scr MecoroS bes Stoot E @e.
ridtes.
Menoerullg bes Namcns Ser &cp.
lerltrobe in SiIiioe- 9lpeullc.
Noti5en.
Ger critic NotbaSmeig nabl1 sic
Ginloouna sur Ibeilnobme al Der
m%uni5ipolen Eoraoc an.
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gciueglidlc @iIoer.

-
Bon lroBem S,ttereiic iirb Die bcpcN'
liden @iloer III 9ltbin's 5beater.
Gic Gbcrs NnunerNaiter Eui'
iionSipiele in lebcnocn @iloern IN
Scr Gpil5crtluIlc Ser uNtuiif-Afd
Demie.
Gin ooQitaloig perdnoerte5 Hro'
araTn1u bietet 0eibGitsfiibrer Garle
G!eie Mobe sen 9ciudern BON 2ll'
Tins Sbcater on Der Baltimore tr.
Habe @ollibopiirobe, 0ar. @r. GorIc
nerilld)t nid)t ollein ieinen gutcn Gll'
ul2 Cbcatcr llntcrncbncr ollIredt
~ b0lten, ion0crn 0enlclbcn beltdn'
Dig }rt ~ncrbrllern uno oo3 Fro'
dronlni 0teier Mod)c lc0t 6n1llr be
rehteS 3euaniB ob. Cine critflalilgc
Gau0cpille Beiell6ait tritt oie'c
g4Od)c o1f. Inter 0en Witmirten,
ben befinhen iid) ~nolnbaitc ailnltlcr
BON Der &nuocpillc Spc5iolitGt m!e
Marb unO @cbcr, Die altf Dem Sc
bicte Der Son3tlnit gerobe5u 8robr
orti9c5 ~Ieiiten, Soc Belmont, Der
iid) nit ieiner N%adjabnnn9 beS So
gelgeianaes ben Nomen men 6lldcr
Go9el" eriuorbcn bat, loluie 5aDlreta
de anoere aiinitlcr. 9ic belpeglidell
9iloer linb biele @o6e ebeniallS BON
gang 6%eionbcrcm Sntereiic.
BoiiionSipieIe.
Sn Der Gon5crt Sale Der Wtuiif.
Ifooemie lpiro bieie @od)c 8elegen.
belt 0cbotcn, Die BON Oen 9allern bon
Cher . Nnnmcrgalt ale 5cIn Sabre
au%fgeiiibrten EoiiionaipicIc in ibrer
9an5cn @roBortigfeit SIT belulnoern.
Gle Spiele, Dem ticien reli9ioien
@lallben p%ergal9ener 3eiten ent.
i%prllngell, Iinb peltberiIbmt mo 3ie-
Zen NcllIher aus allen Ircilen Der
@elt nod jenem einionlcn 8ebirgSs
ort. Nls Dor etliden Snbren Die Heoe
bouon lunr, bieic Spielc ouf Die
Vilbne Der groBcn omcrltunild)en
StGote 81 bringen, crbnbcn bie Sc.
loteu eineu iolh' lnlten @Srotcit &c.
gen Die Proclamation" Dob man
bon Dem l%lnterncbncn nbitebcl nrlB'
te. @c1eu bieic 4ebenalpobrcn Bill
Scr, Sic nllll IN Der Gon5ert . @olle
Der M}lliif = Ifooenlic 0ieic game
@od)e 5ll icben iinb, fam natilrli6
fem GiniuuuO crbobcn mcr0en. Die
Gaulcnbe, ocren Wtittcl cine Teiie
noh Ielltld)lnnb 5llr Ehcilnobnc
al oieicn Spielens mm0Rli0 mo-
d)clt. fGnucn nm oicic ticfcrniteiL
rellgioien Spicle iiir gcringes 8elO
id)auem Die ta9lid) jpcin,al oi'isc'
iiibrt lperocn.