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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

giient6eile riFen 4 qrbsiter in bic
Siefe, Die ihner perlsBt purosn. -
Die Staot Solingsn 5sa5F9tist,
IN ibrem 9e5irte Ddl0erbolunesftdtz
ten uno cine WaIoihule Su erri9ten.
n Die St1otOerorbneten perIammluna
5n @oHem beidloB. semsinTam nit
elmer nod 81 beittmmenoen SrDensz
nIeoerlahung cine h0bere Md06ens
innle gu et1ifnen. - Sine nete ,Sns
oultrie be9iunt Th i'm SaImtbaI
"a entpideln. IS pur6en Sart 0daer
lenr lfOnen rot9ipeiBen Sanoaeins
oai9eoedt, oer 0ortreffli6es Mauerz
iptrt liefert. Den 8drmbsr3i1sn
StpeIern lit g~eitattet nor6en, in
Suettgen Elm alolter NIT siusm
Sranienbaule uRo elmer g~elpdhrdnz
rdlt 3u erri6ten. ~ an WoHReIz
telo teiertsH Die @beleute Sob. G6ers
harp SauermdHn IND Gliid6etb, aeb.
Blpl, ibr 9oIoenes @beiu6ildum. -
Seim 4afeseu zines 5rei6rismens
aut Der 3e6e Rbeiupreusen in
Wors pur0e Der S6lo6er R6eber
out4 Elm ab~iprineenoes .3a6RrdO t0ots
lla 0erIebt. ~ SR Der Flitf6'iher
Bdbrit am 9euentamp at Rema
9eto puroe Ser 4rbeiter D6le DON
leinem @ouesen Dee nab einem
gNortDshiel erito6eE. Der Shdter
tiudttte, luaroe isoo6 5alS einaeFuns
gen. Bel 8aifergef6 tirste
eer Sduunternebmtr 4dermdnn aus
9tllesbeim nit oem Rab an siz
ner abi6dftgen STEELE as uno brah
has 9snid. - 9ds fdOtii6e arbeitss
rtneH9eim in W}. @ldbbd6 lit
isrti95eitelt uno sroffnet porbru. pie
Arbeitsrinen erbdlten in hem sSnfitut
ttr 80 Big. ben Sag sslunSe uuO
treuuOlide Wobuun9 nebI reihliher
SoIt. - Sn Gffsn nur6e Ser Sus
peltn= uno 9oIopaoren6GnoIer Soma
eors BON ieiuem Ra6barn S6leifens
Baum, Dem Snbaber zines Qrapattens
aeihdftes, Der nit tihem Saaoaenehr
bdrtirte. 5uidnig eri6oFen.- Der be-
rthti9te @inbreter uno Girdenrdus
ber Uloitert puros bti einem Tluhtz
perlu9 aus benz Notwithstanding
nib su 3rter i'm Sample NIT 4ufs
lehern erlhoheH. - @insn RorbDers
iuh daf feline BON ibm a@strennt Is5ena
be 6rau u%nternabm in gIberfeI6
osr Da6oeder a06Iiug ooR GTen una
fliihtete fo0ann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Der zl,,tri;alid,e.

~: s8ora, .Sbrs abIsbnsnbs 2tHts
mort duf meinsn Qntrag Bat mir sin,n
S6ldg Derfebt. bon BEN ih mid mo6l
ME bolitdH6is srbolen peree. 8on
bisfem Gage an sriitirt ieiH Msib ms6r
fir MID auf Der Meltl (Gr siret fem
Geiiht in oas SofdliNen.) @ lie:
r8srubiseu Gle fd bod. Gs gibt nod
10 piels iuuse Gomsn, bic Gle gliids
Iider MAIDEN perbsn ols i9. so.
femme fogar Elm iunges M1baeu, bic
ousge5eidnst 81 56neu paTsH tDiirb,.
Gle fiommt aug Isbr gutter Jomilis."
- 9 r Gid auIriatenb): sSat Is
@eIb2@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
aalitndlltaarrm nanrrfaltrrr

n@sitrampelt baB i'd ME Elm oes
Bitter @Iib. unb ale bah ib Ie iibers
runbet ale naheinonber. @log
eiHen nt9t; ben tonnie Id niHt tries
gen. Simmer. ipsnn id um bic lebte
9urbe fam. flibte CT gsrabe nm Bic
erlte. GdlieBIi9 merit i6, baB ids
felbsr mar. DoH Der rorbsrgeben6en
Runbe ber."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Rei6er Wein bdnbIer
sd m0dte ibsr bos portal meiues
ueusn 9auies einsu paFsnben tIofIis
f9en Sprud malen Iahen. 96nnten
Sie mir eiHen ratbsn9" = .GetpiB, bd
malsn sic brouf: Des 2ebens unees
mii6te 5rsuoe nirb isiuem SroiI9en
3utbeil."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Sine grobe 5suersbrunH 3erIi5rie
81 5ul3matt4 grobe, nit grntes
borrdt6en %dngeiults Shsunen uno 2
N~obnbduitr. - 5n QHgnD branns
ten 2 Der 5amilie 2aasmeHt aetorige
6duisr idmmt alien 5n6alt nis5tr.-
9olosne 6o65sit i~tierteB in gut
bic Gbeleute
u. 5Guien.- Die 19jdhr. So6er ogs
earsnirtbg CHrop in Qouoignp
fir3te 9om SdeuHenboosn bsrab uno
srlas ben ey!iiienen 8trlebuR9en.
5n SIlftr6 9rafen Haoen
0srunglidts str Gdsrsr Qmme!lagel
our6 Stgrs pom Dierae t01tlih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
d,red,iid,

Srou g.: sd Tag SbueH. 5rau
Ro9barin, Der neus 3immerbsrr BON
Der 6ran Wleier 1T Elm unSeimIiher
Wsenfa!" ~ = frau g.: .9d bab'u
g redt. Dor Dem that / mi fir6ten,
ieoen QbenO iBt Der WlenI4 aud nod
8lutsS raneeu!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
A,,n nrnr nsrrih,tnrnnL.

Der lneeflaete bat Sie oIlo nit
einem Stublbsin nit aIer 0uht duf
ben ,MSunb gsf4Iagsn. nobel Sbnsn
bier gorbsr3dbns braden. Sc 1T nun
absr pi9tig. gu piFen, Oh sic bitrbei
Elm S9mer3geiibl empFunben babsn9"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
A,tarrnr,, laTre,,l

g q t : sd beooure. ni6t Ihon
Dor odt 2agen bier sessfsn gu baben. i"
-3sIIner: .Gs freut mid. oob
Sic 70 5ufrisosn Iino!" - 8 q # !:
SD meme uur fpessn bes Slides, Der
mar oamaIs eepib nod friI6!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
al1nhImrinrnnrr aantl1

@Gter ar3t gum iunsen acl.
legen): aWein Sunee, fptnn Du iebt
fdon oufdneR Deinen paiienten bas
Bier 81 berbietsn, 70 pirF 9u balo
ieIbit WoHsr trtnisn miiTsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
1elIcn

Die ,leeirii6e StroBenba6u, bic
bisber nur an g hierRein beraus
fubr, pirO oemuG9h 6urd Die Sta5t
9%eleitet lueroen. Sn Sdafen
ihnitt oie iun9e 6rdu 0esgiupobuers
S6miot in 9eitesumna6tung i6rsm
lleinen Sinoe ben 6aIs ab uno mari
ii9 oann Dor sineH 3ug, oeTsn Rdber
lie 3ermaImtsn. sSn mega beging
Der 9anopirtb uno Mldi9iniIt Stors
mer, elm etpo so Sabre alter Mann,
Selbitmoro ourh @rbdnssn. Sn
Wl 6eIbad puroe Der ~1Sidbrige
Sci. penn. Der ein5ise so6u oes
9dnopirtbs Oscar 6euR, ocm Bite
erldl1gen. Sn GtmtIrob fiel
6ds 2idbr. SobnHsn Der GbtIeute
In ben Drummer uno ertrant.-
Grrt6tung zines Qmts9eridts in
Y iebri6 lit nun deIihert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

9efu9sr: sSIt bsnn SIR Mdnn
beuts ni9t 81 Sauis9" - 8 r a (bes
rem Wonn @sbi.fs zines Qitronumsn
TT. Di6tis): n6eute Qbenb2 $40 bens
ten sic bin :. Der muB bod BET Der
totaIen MOnbfinisrnib mitptrtenI"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Anr rfnrr nIeinTfoAf.

B rau Meter (su SsrrR Sus
ber): ~Shdu'n g nur Die llebers
ipanntbcit bon Der 6rdu @deHor an!
So9dr an be Meritas' trast r an
3miderl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
srrubteuus.

g umann: .0onneripetter,
bd babe id benz Dlaurerlebrlins itott
Sips gIebl segsben! ga, es tpiro aud
70 bulten; Is itnO ia i6er finf3ig pros
sent @ips brin!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

.Tsiner usuen aS6iu hdl 9u oITo
fdou nieosr getinbigt9" - 50, benz
Dir rur 70 tine Jredbeitl =. Mtnn
i9 duseegongsn mar bat Ie meinem
Mann INNER beimIia mas getodt!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

SuIius gdeTar rabts, boB er T9.
as CT i'm Sabre A .. Chr. BE lebensz
ldnglide 9ittatur proilomirte. ouf elm
4ulDerfab lsBte, bos Frlber ober Ipds
ter erplobiren mubtc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Ered1.

9err: .Sie taufsn fi@ ia bod
nur S9naps fir bos @eID!"
8ettIer: .@eb'n g mir bait 70
bieI, boB es gu Gamer GIaI6'n Wein
ldnetl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
AheimpiaIi.

SH Det0sgbtim Miro bic gr.
ridtaus elmer NaferIsiiuns gepIont.
Der 9aDnsinnebmer paulus pon
8ermers9eim purbe ipeoen linz
ieridlc9aHg BON 10000 g2t. i'm Nmte
81 eiHem Sabr @efdnguib oerurt6eilt.
Der dlteits Wonn 5on gopern unb
Dd6rifeinIih aud BON gan8 Dsuti6s
lamb, oer 5etannie Better 6utber BON
6osbeim n, Der tir3li@ leinen 1O2.
@e5urtstas %fsierts. it infolse Sturssl
aeitolben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
3mmOriltiihes,


Sic (su Inn, Der ouf Der 5ods
asitsreiie Die 9tgria0ft iibsr bas @utel
berloren bot): Otto, RAID nod sinen
RuB!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Ro,stn,,nl,rars.

WieberboIt mar ibm in BEN ouRflen
@onge oas 9itt ausgelSf9t, uno nit
@er5DeifInns tIammsrts sr Ti9 an Iein
Iebtes Sireidbol5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
BeIIcn DarmItabt.

Sn Gem 6auie einea g1ders IN
9erbfein bra6 an Is. Qug.
uadts 5sutr aus. eas 60 SduIer, oas
runtsr Sic Shule uno bas latA.
pfdrrbdus stndidsrts. - 81 Biz
besbeim brannten 9 Sheuneu uno
mebrere Staaun5sn Der 2anolpirtbe
8du uu6 DIAPER nieosr. - Qltburs
gsrmeifer Guler in .gppertgs
baaen hot Der 6ortisen tatb. &c.
meinee einen groben GdupIdt CUR grs
bauung zines MISUNDERSTANDING
les asIhentt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Rpaltaftrr slnd1Tnh.

g tfeGIsr 50. sic
meineH. IS pdre GUT. nenn Id su meis
ner @eoi6tidmmluns Elm @orDort
iariebe2" - 9 II d b dRoler
HgelpiB. CUR GatTduloisung!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
mIriri,niltin.

Grou (dneRIi6): rDsnte Dir,
infer Suuss bat eiRsn gfenHis pers
fhIudt!" - M aRu:- glo, Is 1T man
gut. baB ss ui6t ms6r iR!" =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
der Wrnnn.

rMenn i'd NAL mad sipoIf ubr
beiutOmm'. bin i'd ben nd6Isn Gag
INNER baIb tOot!" = .Qa, sic muls
fen eine nstts aaHtbippe baben!" i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Srei 6lafheu bilosten bic Marfs
feline in ieinem psrfebIten 2eben: Die
SausfIafte. bic ShuapsfIal6e uno
bic 9piOIfIai6s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15


Hsinsm 6er3ihldg. - Das @0loene
Yrieierju5ildum i~sisrien an II. Aus.
folgeH0e prieiier Der Dio3sie 90 2
Derborn. 9farrer G.. .. Drlte IN
paoerborH; G6rls6rer a.. 2. @ods in
4tien0orn; giarrer c. 2. 60A in
9ernteroos Mihsislo); piarEer L..
gaHoot9ont 6oaree in Sattrop;
pfarrsr a. O.. 9oTa in q%aoer5orH;
6ausgsihli6er JHngreNH in aoris
lin9sn; unb Biarrer Il. Ganooehdut
Wader in WiuneH5ers.
Abeinprepin5-
Bel QltHabt btan bic i'm Qbs
5rua bssrilisns Rubrbrl6s Elm. Die
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Qdiasus fannie Der cage naa
bon ietner Mutter ab, peI4e cine
Weerg5ttin mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

ltHterbol5 Ct uranne tn bic
alts Doubs = Bride ouf ca. 6 Mttsr
Qdnse einoshlrst. - Die 3@uqer
Berg uno Strsbsu6a6H. ns!te BON
gabnEof 3us oar6 oas d~Itsrtffmlis
If StdoifsH Die &palostsn 5dnae
5ss 3ugsrber5ss binoui na6 ZEN gros
Ben nusThisreitsa plateau fasrt, 1T
et5ffnst norbsn. ~ 9si sinem 9rarbe
in einer Mobnunq an Der Rus beg
bales II q1gfanne FAM ber "a
ilbr. S6l0fsr anrl Wiitpsr, Sekn
Ns Witi1rs, Den 6Iammsntoo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Rathrnrrhliithr,t.

9is Romer besannen ibre 3sitrs9'
nuHg nit Der Grbouung Der Stdbt
Rom, psI6e aber niemals iiattgsfuns
ben BAT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

aarI XII. iauFten bic augsln psrs
ionIiA um ben Gopf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

I: rRerl, far bas
@etpehr bod nidt 70 unssihidt an,
font fiebt Is ia aus, dIs Oh 8u DID.
edoor fiirdteit. - Retrut: .Ddsl
thu t9 aud, 9err 2satuani.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Q aron: Der olte ungsIdidte
profehor tbut mir pirtlid Ieto. See
besmdl penn er obgeoriidt bat, nimmt
CT aud eIei9 bas portsmpnnaie aus
Der Safnel"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

3 ios: Den gfarrer ieR OBI
muB absr hsusr grobartig esratbeH
fem, 3 1T bic b09its 3eii. oab mir
uHs 'pos boIen.@-5 eppl: .Wiefo
meinii 8u osnn2" ~ 6iGs: ia,
isit oreI 5onnioseH prebigt e. i9on
esgsH oas OSfiteblsnl" I
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
NatDiel. G6e.

2ge6fefrdi6Ger.
Dit So sisnt's gum qafbeipa6rsH,
aqit o64 Il a nod n%nsria6ren,
Nii g1g@ fdbrt's bur6 bic eaite tibn
limb liegt nit g8" gar germ i'm Grin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Areuan. qlaer. NatGref.

1-2 Siabt in 9lnblaao; ID Sniel i'm
Uiiitsl : Ulsr; Ia Wuftinitrument;
81 6%rautHnnne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-03
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at the
Star office, 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adveI
tisement at any of the following
Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Gentncr's Drug Store I4th and Y sts.
Enpl,4y's Drug store l4th and yelling pl
Portmau's Drug store 18th and X. !; sSe'
Lupton's Drug Store, Vermont ave. anu
HoIfzclaw's News stand. 1908 Pa. ave
Herbst's Drug Store, 25th aud ia. ave
Postal Telegram Once. 1926 Conn. ave.
Postal Telegraph Office OH Pa: ave;
Postal Telegraph OfHce. 9th and az SS,.t,o,
s. Kann, sons & Co. information Bureau.
Woodward & Lothrop, Superintendent Once.
Interior Dept. sth 6 SITS. Ts ,gaIn ONCE.
Jcnifer bldg. It'll & u SITS. Telegraph ss"a
Commercial Bank bldg. Telegraph ONCE.
Corridor U. s. Capitol. yx,x.
Grier & Grier'. Pharmacy. 9Th and o n; III" T,h
Goldenherg's Department store, oi--'
st. Bureau OF Information 800. I, o,s
The Futchins Henner Drug Co, lnn Su
Butler < Field. Druggists. I'D d mum -
louis u. Castell. Pharmacist. 300 li. ro st
Dupont Pharmacy, Chas. s. Boston' p'o'''
10th and T. SITS.
GEORGETOWN:
O'Donnrlrs Drug store. 32d and SIS
Onnunrlrs Drug Store ed and y sts'
Adams Express Office. 1922 32d St
Prde's Pharmacy. 2Sth and SIS.
NORTHEAST:
hcncalyS Pharnacy. " tsplt"i, -,
Haley's Pharmacy. 11th and r. Capitoi SUE
MIlburn's Pharmacy, 18th and sts.
Buffers Pharmacy, 4th and stantoh pi"Ne
SOUTHEAST:
Bradlcy's Drug Store. SIN and !. SITS
o'DonneIrs Drug store, Sd and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivnn's Drug Store, 18th and ID SIS.
Eleventh Street Wharf. o'Brien & han.
CLas. ). Walter. 9O1 Az st.
ANACoSTIA;
c. G. Lohr. ~ Monroe 81.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. S. Doniphan. I27 King ST.
BRIGHTwooD. D. CT
VIM Thomas, Brightwood ave. ana Long
fellow St
TENLEYTowN D. O.:
Geo P Parton, Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-03
FOR SALE-STORES,

FOR sALE-OwNER LEAVING COUNTRY MUST
large store room; rooms; 81 500 oven; trust,
$4,000; q. 800 cash will buy: reduced from s.. 900
to 50, 500 In order to sell by May Is
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, eos COS 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-03

FEMALE.
wANTEp-HELPERs IN DRESsMAKfNG AT
52i q II. NV. my3-2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HELPERS ON WAISTS
and skirts; also apprentice. 1ll6 18th
my3-Tt'
wANTED-SkIRT DRAPERS AND HELPERS ON
waists. Apply at once. % Lafayette square.
my3-2t'
wANTED-ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for newspapers:
experience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE. LockpOrt n. Y. my3-9ot
wANTED-GIRIS TO ADDRESS ENVELOPES;
wages, So weekly. Address in own handwriting
Box rs Star Office my32ts
WANTED WAIST AND SKIRT
hnishers- HOO 18th st. NV. my2-3ts
WANTED SEVERAL EXPERIENCED CFEaiALD
pension clerks; state salary expected. Box 2f7,
Star Office. my2-ats
WANTED-SEyERAIl YOUNG LADIES WHO
Srite wen and rapidly: salary. 81 per week. Box
- star ONCE my2-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
One cent q word each time for Is words times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-03
EXPERT JEWELER.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF JEwELRY.
Wst bg stlIeS WorEmen aIso w.teb HSo
We buy diamonds. old gold and silver for our own
manufacturing. 8. hLEINMAN. 721 It'll NV.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
YALE ATHLETE TOO ROUGH.
Moorhead, Son of Millionaire, Adopts
 Strenuous Coaching.

Pittsburg, Oct. 2.-There is a, row on in the Western university of Pennsyl- vania football team because John AL ston Moorhead, son of the Ptttsburg millionaire, who is the coach of the team, has adopted such a rigorous style that some of the players cannot stand the pace. Bruce Mckinney, son of a wealthy Philadelphian, has left the college and returned to his home in Philadelphia.
 Moorhead is Yale graduate and & former member of the Yale football and basketball teams.
 For three years Bruce Mckinney has been trying to make the first team. Moorhead thought he would do, and made a guard of him. Then he took the place of guard himself on the scrub team. Some wonderful battles have taken place between the two guards, and since the practice games started there hasn't been day but that one of the two was injured. Finally young Mckinney could stand it no longer, and packed his grip andswent -homes
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
NEW MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Special Feature of the Opening of
 Gamble DesmonI's.

The special feature of the Gamble Desmond opening yesterday, was the new millinery department. IL has been enlarged and improved, is under a new manager, and the showing of hats is the most attractive yet displayed at these stores. The price range is such that all pocketbooks may find some- thing that will fit their contents,
 The imported models, many of which are shown in the splendid window showing, are from well known French makers, and are exceptional, even in this season of lavish display. Some of the prettiest hats have crowns of net and lace frills, combined with fur and feathers for trimming, and the velvet brims are wide and have the fashionable la cloche shape.
 Silk is one of the popular materials for the making of the entire hat, and for the matter of trimming, the plumes and flowers are wonderful. The hats which come from the workrooms of fine Gamble-D Desmond stores are hardly less beautiful than those which come from abroad.
 In thessuit roomeI london andsParjs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
DWIGHT CHURCH LADIES
AID sOCIETYS TEA PARTY
Tales of Summer Vacations Re, cited-Action Taken Re-
 garding Organ Motor.

The Ladies Aid society of Dwight Place church held it's first meeting for the season in the church parlors yes- terday afternoon at o'clock. There were about one hundred members of the society present,and the plans for the winter work were arranged.
 Mrs. J. T. Benham, the new president, presided for the first time The Aid society has pledged itself to pay $S50 for the new water motor which has been placed in connection with the or gan and some suggestions were sub mitted which will beaeted upon at an- other meeting.
 The meeting yesterday afternoon was mostly of a social nature, and after the business had been transacted tea was served and visitors introduced, the pleasures of the summer vacations re- cited, and very enjoyable time was the result.
 Mrs. Ritter and Mrs Herbert North were at the tea tables, and they were assisted by Mrs. Theodore Macdonald, Miss Edna Hlgby and Miss Robinson,
 The next tea will be held on October oQ
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
New Officers for Connecticut Branch
 Elected in Norwich.

Norwich, Oct. 2.--The second day of the Connecticut branch of the In ternational order of Kings Daughters and Sons annual convention was held in the Central Baptist church to-day. The reports of the various officers were read. and a paper on "The Value and Importance of Bible Study by the Kings Daughters" by Mrs. w. R. McDermott of Bridgeport, was listen ed to-
 The officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Secretary, Mrs Edward H. Smiley, Hartford; treasurer Mrs. Harriet I. Eaton, Hartford; recording secretary, Mrs. Charles M, Henney, Hartford; execu- tive committee, Mrs. W. c. Lathrop, Shelton, Mrs. Leslie Blackmer of Thomaston and Miss Ellen J. Whlton of Waterbury.
 After the election adjournment was taken for luncheon.
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gowns, which are elaborate to look at, but upon examination show that their simplicity is one of the greatest of their beauties, the handwork being most exquisite, and the lines of the en- tire costume absolutely correct.
 Superior models are shown in the plain tailored suits, while the evening wraps displayed in this department are as fascinating as can be imagined. A complete line of furs, garments, muffs and neck furs are ready for inspec- tion, and includes every popular kind of fur.
 The opening dress of the entire store is most attractive, the separate depart ments being filled with goodly offer ings. Particularly in the lace store store where the assortment is the most comprehensive possible. The new nets and all over laces, and the new Orienl tals which are being used extensively this season. The lace showings of this firm are always most attractive, as il is a well known fact that this depart ment is one of the most popular in the house.
 There are charming ribbons; never were they more beautiful, and the silks and dress goods are positively bewild- ering. All the new shades and color combinations are found in both de- partments. Gloves, too, should receive word of praise, they are most worthy and are such a necessary adjunct to a woman's attire. Yesterday, the first day of the opening, brought out a large crowd of interested women, and en- thusiastic expressions were heard on every side. To-day the opening fete continues.
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IN SOCIETY

The annual Maine dinner took place last night at Old Heidelberg. Covers were laid for six. and the table was charmingly decorated with white flow CTS and the dainty favors which wei e given with each course were also white. The guests were Dr. and Mrs. Henry w. Ring, Rev and Mrs. A J, Haynes, Professor w. J. Comstock and Professor Henry c. Emery, all of whom are from Maine.
 The menu card was very attractive featureof the dinner the feast being served as follows
 Canape Caviar BuzZard Bay Oysters Lobster a la Newburg
 Broiled Fresh Mushrooms on Toast. Chicken Saute Sweet Potatoes and Corn au Gratin
 French Asparagus Moseovite Punch Roquefort Cheese Demi Tasse
 
 Melieent Porter chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will be entertained next Monday afternoon October ', at the home of Mrs B. H. Bristol of the Platts Mill road Water DuISt lhtS DelIlS lIl6 llTSl JleGLll2 or the winter season. Miss Katherine Prich- ard will speak and there will be a talk by Mrs. Ellen Frost and Mrs. D. B. Hamilton.
 The next meeting will take place on Monday December 2, in the second Con- gregaticnal church, at which time the hostess will be Mrs John Boyd, Mrs. L. E. Fitzsimmons Mrs. l.. H. Gage, Mrs. H. J. Wilcox and Mrs L M. Gallon. A poem by the Rev, J. c. Davenport, D. will show How Grandma Daneeds
 Monday, February 8, will be relic day. Mrs. B. L. Coe of 27 Holmes avenue will be hostess, and B. F. Rowland will speak.
 The first social event of lae season for this chapter will be held February 22, in the form of the first annual lunch eon,in the parlors of the Second Con- gregational church at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. D. w, shannon will be toast mistress, and toasts will be given by members
 Miss Florentine IT. Hayden will en- tertain the chapter at her home, 134 Hillside avenue, Waterbury, on Monday, April 6, This meeting will be in charge of the music committees and Mrs. E, w shannon will speak. The last meeting of the year takes place June 1, with Mrs. Frederick M. Peasley, Maplewood, Cheshire, as hostess. Reports from the Continental congress will be given, and the annual election of officers will be held There will be special music and a social hour.
 John Waller, son of ex-Governor and Mrs Thomas M. Waller of New London will leave for New York soon to enter the Columbian Law school. MT Waller is 8 graduate of the class of '02 Bulke- ley and 'o7 Amherst. He was very prominent at theatricals both at high school and at college. He was also manager of the Bulkeley baseball team in 1903.
 MT. and Mrs Wilson II. Pierce of Brad ley street, who have been at their cot tage in Clinton, Conn, for the summer. have returned to town.
 Professor John M Berdan of Yale university has been called to Toledo. O by the news of the sudden death of his mother in that citya Mrs Berdan was in New Haven last Tuesday on a visit to her son, having. stopped overson her way home@from- Capez Cod AIasas