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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
: POLICY" GROWS AGAIN
Charles p. Blancy Says 1t Is on
Increase Wonts Hc0JY Fines.

The game Of policy. which was practically wiped
out under the energetic fight made against II by
the late Captain 2. Norton Goddard is again on
the Increase. according 10 statement made yester
day by Charles p Blaney. counsel for the Anti
Policy Society
The society has Just issued call for money with
which TO prosecute its WORK against what is with
out doubt the meauest kind OF graft in the com
try The society intends 20 explain the game 10
every judge in tho city before whom the policy
men are arraigned, in order that they may see the
necessity OF giving them the fun penalty Of the
law
MI Blaney has already had "a talk with judges
Fa"cctt and Dixie. Of the County Court IN Rrook-
Ism. In which he explained the n1earness Of The
game ana the imp0ssbiHtv OF the victims being
"bie To WIN. As result OF this talk Mr. Rlanev
sad SAID yesterday that he hoped the Judges would in
NE future inhct heavier sentences on nol,cy mon
Convicted in Kings County ''''
IN, me law provides maximum penalty If two
800 III PRISON ana $1,000 fine. but In Tho lve con
Eteu"ns IN Manhattan and Brooklyn since tho frst
~ - ~ ST ar, INC mes "ero only S25 each
- t'l'9S q" expect 10 stop policy in this city
@HSn me owners OF these games are fined Sos
=, " ni, biaey Yesterday What is that amount
,ijc ,in mlo IS making $3.50 day many of the
poicN men are doing? In one case where n MAJ,
he t,', m "A court of this city fined SO
u 10 the clerk, ana walked out a free man We
evidence against that man Dos an - ON, " e
'ha I such a fine stopped Lim?"
continued Mr. Blaney We have discovered that
LII h are probably three hundred and nifty policy
ssnoPS IN brooklyn and two hundred i'm Manhar-
van. ihsy are increasing rapidly. In 1901 there
nnei" eIglt hundred shops in Manhattan and The
In"nS, nut by the energetic work OF the society
TIeE were practically driven of the business.
Ihey can only be driven ont now hy heavy sen
fences or the men that convict
- tliS time there are twelve men who have
uneeh HrId Tor the grand jury or for trial We be-
ne ~ ma We VIII convict them. and hope that
they they, NH not be let off with fines Of s25''
a@h captain Goddard president Of the
society he e., and Mr. Blaney explained the policy
SESSIONS, and as result, il stonped. Judge
roster Is The Only one of these Judges left now
ithG marcus NJ Marks, the president of the society
anu M blaney are going - try To have "A talk
WIN me new Judges 10 explain the game them
MI, MI bianey says that FIVE men needed in
M@IIlatlan ana the same number in Brooklyn 10
are only two men, w. G. Hamilton the superin-
lehIeflt ana q policeman. The additional men
cannot be employed until there Is money to paw
mem and, II 1t Is not forthcoming. Mr.. Baney
says the game VIII probably continue to Increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
GOT JEWELS BY AN OLD TRICK.

An ancient trick practised to aecure Jewels
valued at $1,000 from Samuel Kaplan, a jeweer.
Of No l52 East nth street Manhatta and Louis
Gras. Of his statesmen. in Brooklyn. yesterday
afternoon. The jeweiry taken TO j. Walsh"
who has lived in a room at No ais Classon avenue.
walsh" SAID that he wanted 10 present his wife
with piece of iewelry When the trinkets had been
spread out a tray for his inspection. walsh
asked permission to carry them into the next room
70 his wife to enable her to make a choice The
sWindler did back. The jewellers reported
to the police and the latter are now on the mans
trail IL is thought that Walsh" has a criminal
record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
MRS. LAWSON DISCHARGED FROM COURT.

Mrs. Lena L. Lawson. who was defendant in
three actions for divorce Instituted by her hrs-
hS VT-,l,sor, "A 7 lawson IN the Supreme Court
Brooilyn recently. and who was arrested on Sat
,,-ia,, g. eIlsgei dlsorderly conduct. was dis
cbsrss,l ,,csterdav in the Adams street court
Patroinan Joseph Kane. who arrested Mrs. Law
fhsf 80 had used abusive language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

Womeu's Tilted Sailors. Turbans
and dented shapes hair braid an
fancy rough straws-black- Whl-e'
burnt tone and newest colors-
ma io-ity gS-cent hats -------.----- .OS
Mushrooms. curIed and denied shapes
in hair and satin braid. Milan
and Daisy strdWs-COlOrs and
bIack-elsewhere 81 - .-....-...-' 10
Java. chip. Tuscan satin and Rough
Straws- rundown turbans. Tnush-
rooms and roll bvims-large and
rledium-black and Colors,
Including the new burnt tone p >
Women's Black ChiD Dress Shapes
large and medium-special- ----.-.- rs
Misses Hats-CoIOniaI Foxes Flats
and deuted shapes Of fancy braids and
chiffon white, black champagne and
c1lors-aISo shirred Lawn or
chiffon with full crowns and ruled
brims Of rich emily - 40 to 3 .9Sl
Children's Tuscan Flats-natural
and fancy COlors-alsO light and
dark Rough Straws-elsewhere 50. 80
Girls Flats and Roll Brim Sailors
Cnir. Leghorn. Java. Milan. satin and
Hair Rrald-plain and fancy edges
black white and colors.. 80 and 90
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LackawannaR Railroad.

LFaVe n. T., barclay. ChrIstopheF, ". sd
Sts.
fe.OO A &.-For BinghamtOn and ElmlFz
1900 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis
q 90 p. n Fer Buffalo ard Chicago.
400 p. M.-FoF Scranton and Plymouth.
Eee.15 p. n For Buffalo and chicago.
e. IS p. M.-For Buffalo Syracuse. Ithaca
- % A. u--Chicago-Sleepers open SS9
p r.
Tickets a. l49 42s. 1888. 1874 Broadway.
y Y: 33Q Fulton St. Brooklyn sDsllg.
Except Sunday. aLAaV0s ChT.atOpher 81
glO p. a. WeekdaV&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

English Cravenette-Oxf0rd ard bus
also black Chiffon Panamas-bor and
side pleated-with and without
tailored folds-all lengths and Ha,t
bands-vaIue $500 c.1 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

Exhibition of BurmOnt Furniture.
Solid Mahogany upholstered i'm Panne
MOhair Velour: Settees. Arm Chairs,
Rockers, Morris Chairs. Reclining Chairs,
large rOOmy Arm Chairs and Rockers
with luxurious cushions. Low Rocking
Chairs and Rockers, tea, lunch and
library Tables.
Chairs and Rockers
9.25 and 1878 each
Arm Chairs and Rockers
400 and 100 each
Large rOOmy Arm Chairs and Rockers
$500 and 5000 each
Arm Chairs and Rockers, with two
cushions 1000 and 400 each
Tea and lunch Tables
900 and ~. 90 each
Settees, various models
5000 and 5000 each
Tbirty-fOurth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
SPRING COATS

Tan. Covert and Black CIoth-oIusssr
strappings in new designs; also fa1cy :,
tailored effects-coIlarless or
notch collar-satin lined-Spscizl.s c.Ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
HANDSOME SUITS

IT Chiffon Panama-Iatest shades
English Worsteds-plain and two
toned checks. also Cravenette in
Oxford and Navy-strictly tailored
in man1ish effect or deliberately
trimd with taffeta bands vestees. etc
some have skirts trimd % match
fitted. Pony and Elton coats
lined with Louisine or Taffeta nnmo
siik-worth $500 ........-..-.- 4zoTC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

Nstty EtOns. trim'd IN the natty
new shirred designs. with lace
and pleatings-kilt skirts
worth S229S ...-.-......sss.@..s 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
y. Y. y, II. & HARTFORD II. r.

y. l., y. IT. 4 HAItIFURII T. H.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
42d St and 18th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov---1fs ;Og'
Il 1000. * 1902 A. NJ. = ;O0.
* l:0i. * 800 Is 300. % 5:O2.
stl2,OV p NJ. via Willimantlc-T'S;Ol 4
M 1900 p. NJ; via Spfd.-}9:14 a. NJ.
7 .I12:OO. . 800. '11:OO p. NJ
Wor ster 8 Fitch via Putnam. f3.s,3 r. ".
Lakeville & Norf-fS:49 A. NJ: 1881 p NJ
CT. Darlington. Stockbridge, Lenox. Pitts
teid-t4:54 tS;49 A. NJ and f3.3l p NJ
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central staten
and cl25th St, also at C245. 1900. Cl334
b way. COS Union square. Cis2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
clos ". i25th ST. 2I9s Third Ave. In
500 r way.
'Daily Except Sundays. 'Stops at 125th
st XSt0ps az 125th St. sundays only.
+Parlor Car Limited Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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DRESS SKIRTS
DRESS SKIRTS

Mixtures. Panamas Broadcloths-
black and colors-cluster and kilt
pieats-worth s. 98-special. .......s5.Sc
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BALTINORH 3. OHIO R. R.

RUIAL bl.LE LINE RAINS.
Every other hour in the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York CITY. 23d 81. Lily St
sWASHING TON, SFpeTE. 1l.5c pm l.3O am
WASHINGTON. Diner 7.5O am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner ESQ am 1000 am
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.5O pm 200 pm
s"ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 4.0O pm
WASHINGTON Diner, $50 pm o-go ptA
WASHINGTON. EunSt, ESQ pm S.Oo pln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

g CT. WOrsted Suitinys...... ~
56-inch gray plaids. shadow sfssots ard
bold outlines-lighe ana dazk-soms with
smart color lines.
80 Ct. Fancy Taffstss ...... ~
Stripes and pIaids IN newest gray Jennings
with hlendings Of rose. blue. brown. tam
etc.-aIso black-and-w hite-Great ValusF
Limits Yards.
Is Ct. Zephyr Ginghars ...... So
Cadet. steel hello. reseda. tan ana 0thss
shades-32 tnch-hne silky quality.
Limit-12 Yards.
IS Ct. Lingerie Batistss ...... ~
white-very sheer and Aue-hishly msr~
cerized-so that they look Ike Hns SIS
quality elsewhere IS and 40 cents.
Limit-12 Yards.
10 and II G.. EmbroIderies Ga
Fine. firm eambric-edgings and insert
fngs-newest scroll. wheel. floral and
blind PATTERNS 70 inch
Limits Yards.
s. Ct. ApDliqueS & Guimvs... 81
SIX emb'd Black silk Passementarias-
chiffon Apphques. Persian Bandings and
latest SprIng Novelties-Worth "a % "a
Iimit-l2 Yards.
80 Ct. Baby FlanGe.S............ rs
All wcoI-exceHent quality for bablesf
SHIRTS, bands. barrOws. etc. and Women's
undcrskirts
Limit Yards
- C. Table DamaskS......... "a
German silver bleach-eNtra heavy-Pop-
ular dice pattern-54 inches wide-pres-
ent wholesale price Is IS cts. I'd, 50 you
can judge OF the value
$40 Eemst'd Table Covers, .95
Heavy Union Iinen-GeTmau silver bleach
$40 size-b0rder all around
Limit-TwO.
So e.. Window Shades. 80
Made Of durable Cambria CLOTHS tin;s--
T. longs inches wide-c1 strong
sprinu roller-hnish throughout t1e best
Limit-SiN-
!. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
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NATTY COATS

or Tan Covert-htted. full ana
cluster strapped; also Prince Chap
styles and Three-quarter
Tourists in shadow plaids- $50
worth Si5.9S .....-.-.......s..ssas1 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
T6To Si Daily TralnD 20 mo west

sDally.
Through Daily Trains 90 the West
Leave New York City. 23d ST LILY -.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 1.60 arm $40 an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1I.hO ana IZOO n Q
PlTTSBURG. CLEVELD. $50 pm 4W PIN
"PITTSBURG LIMIT D. $50 pm W pm
GIN 81. LOUIS. LOUISV.. i1.S0 pm J. 81 an
GIN. ST.LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 am 1S-OO ~
CIS..ST- LOJIS. LOUISV.. 500 pm S-UV pL1
Offices 245 $40 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich St, % Union SqoHEs
Brooklyn: West 23i 81 and Liberty So.
After D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
enC full Information regarding trains. ete-'
can be Obtained at Bureau OF Information
r. & o. r. R.. ga Sc. Terminal 'Phond
No. Chelsea 3l4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
WOMEN'S SILK C1ATS

TaReta and Peau de soie-full touols
box pleated-deep emb'd collar Or a On
applique az bott0m-valus $500. s.7sSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
BEnIIAnp AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard ana pool ia
lowest prices. AixFx Bros. "a Union square,
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FOR SALE.

d TSKS. rolltcps: partitions. ratings. tables
safes letter presses counters shelvings
wall mirror fixtures; stores. Offices fitted.
Finn Bros 2s-32 Centre 81.
EXTRA SACRIFICE. - Superb
Kranich & Bach concert grand piano:
moving sole reason OF SALE no room. 10
West 39th St
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flourish BURFAt-

r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY y. Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers Hoboken.
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SILK SUITS

OF heavy. lustFous Taneta-sIsgare
tailored styles. with fancy vests
kilt skirts. with three wide
1olds-wcrth $500 ..........Z --.S
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FANCY and EVENING DRESSES

Silk Crepe de Chimes. plain ana ng'd,
Nets. Persian Lawns. Batiste and
Mull-trim'd with laces. emb'y plsatA
tucks shirrings. etc.-Over white q
cold drop skirts-Worth $500 TO
$500 ..-.--...----1S.SS and $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

" III oNItW 7 dSStIIetI SGT TIC.
PLTMoUTH-CHERB HAMBURG.
Patricia NM g BATAVIA Apr. II
pennsylvania MAJ 30 Pretoria. zee. Any. p
WaloeTsee Apr 6IPatricla ...... May 4
SHamburg direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
STEAMBOATS,.

B o S % IN a aa Foi F:aa i9 S'T R 5Ss-
FALL RIVE.R LINE via Newport anc san
Ittver Fares reduced 10 all points Boston.
s. 6S. Newport FAN River. 100. Provt-
deucr s. SO. Leave Pier 10, y. r, II ar
zen ST. week days and sundays. ~ = N
-t-s Puritan and Providence Orchestra
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. y. r.. foot GARRISON ST. WesS days
ouiv. g r NJ steamers Chester W Cha-
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven and
North Leave PIER 20. F. r.. wees days
only. 400 =. " Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

opeCIaI PaSSe1gcr service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMBCRG.
fStAmerika. Mar. u Amerila Apr. %
-tBIuecher Arr. itiDoutschl land. Apr. 90
@Sfikaisern.. Apr Is Blpecher May D
'Grill Room. tGymnasium TPalm Gar
den. sRitz Carlton Restaurant Electric
Baths.
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Mediterranean Service

Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE GENOA.
Hamburg ........ Mar. 30 May :. June II
f"Moltke .........Apr ~ Nav 2S July 2
'Iias Grill Room. tHas Gymnasium.
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James MCCrGery & Co.

FURNITURE. s4th Street Store Only.
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ecial Easter Interest
I'M
.WOmen's Spring Suits and Coats

All the fashionable fabrics represented in odys
attractive specialtes giving
we'll the most diverse ideas garments
tcuIar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
nrsKs Axp OFFICE FURNITURE
nrsINEss CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
PATTY WANTED with So, 1o0 in a spee
,.Ialtv used by wooll|n manufacturers so.u
IN carload lots reducing expenses from ~
To- Il, urr cont over old methods, this =
high class proposition and worthy lnyestiga =
tion. net Profits 81 per barrel Mcp,il'iiS
Virgins CO.. 80 broadway
PARTY WANTED with $1,000: good posi-
ton offered 10 investor; established con-
Germ owning plant valued az Se',VNN anu
lacated IN Pennsylvania. high'st references
furnished Particulars at Mclonald-Nls-
gins Co. 25T Broadway
HOTEL. in a nearby city: good paying
place; IN health compel5 safe at $2,@,N'
free and clear Particulars at McDena!d-
Virgins CO. 2J1 Broadway
PAINTING and decorating business in most
prnuIrcnt town Of Connecticut, good pay
ing trade. 50 5UU. Virgins CO.,
ait iaoadway-
ELECTRICAL contracting business. having
very high class trade. amounting 10 S3,OOO
ret profits annually, rent so monthly; lc-
Gated i'm most prominent city ~ Rhode
island; price $1,000, in health comPels sale.
Mcdonald Virgins 60. %At broadway
S15. gao REQUIRED 10y concern having large
government contracts on hand. will allow
very liberal compensation, highest refer
cnces furnished. Ncbonalc-W iGgiES Co.
80 broadway.
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Easter Cards and Novelties ct. to 40
THIRD FLOOR-STATIONERY DEPT.

Girls farss-fat or wave brinl-
round. bell or square crown
black and colOrS- -----.--.--.. .CJE
Iilacs. Peoples. Daisies. Cherries.
Roses and F0lisge-qualities
elsewhere 20 TO .S9----.--- 9 70 100
large SILK Cabbage Roses-aN coIors-
rich shaded petals OF velvet-with and
without foliage and bud
elsewhere .SS ---...--.----.--..-... .09
Forget Me-Not wreaths-fuH length
elsewhere 80 .---.---...-.......s so
Fine Rose Wreaths-silk and velvet
3 70 8 crushed roses and full length
spray OF foliage and rendrils-
all cOlOrs-slseWhere So .-......... e}a
Rose Wreaths-full-blow roses with
buds and richly tinted fOliags-fuu
lsngth-au eolors-elsewhere $l.2S. .eS
ChiIdren's Wreaths-Daisies with black
and yellow cenrres-POppies. June Roses {
and FOrEet-Ms-Nots-
worth SO to 81. a.. 40. 70. so
Grsat assortment OF Quilts. PIumsz
and all kinds OF braids fer Hats
bright. clean. fresh new stock re-
ceived since March LIST.
Tips and PlumeS-. s.s.ss~ss~ s62 90 g. SSt
Braids. pc..s s.'.ssssssssssss-s % . 70 sZDH
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In Continuance of Our
GREAT SPRING SALE q
Following Specials for To-day:--.

1850 Vcile Skirts............ s.65
women's beautiful Dressy skirts OF Black
Wolfe fun pleated silk bands-over taf-
feta silk drop ski-t'with full fare founce.
1888 Misses Dress Skirts. 2.S5
New spring worsteds-gray pIaids or
with color comhinations-also black and
blue Panamas-latest pleated styles. some
with fclds-perfectly tailored.
Limit-Two.
81 .39 Chlldren's Short DreSses.6e
Fine White Iawu-French waist styles.
with fancy yokes-wtth and without
berthas-lace or emily trim-deep hem
skirts-ages 10 years
$2.A9 WOmen'S CorSetS. $50
Lightweight Coutil-new models-side
and front garters-lace and ribbon trim
Limit-TwO.
s1.eS Untrimmed Hats. ........ IS
V-omen's newest tilted and mushroom
shapes Of fancy hair braid-black. brown.
ravy. champagne
Limit-Two.
% CT. WomsD'S Lawn Aprons IL
Il1IntN KINDS WIG n :. rune or Getp
heYl-emb'y with tUcks or stitched bands
good. full size for mistress or maid
Limit-Fkree.
$3.50 Sateen Shifts. IS
Alercerizsd Black Sa,een-deep rufied
Ounce or with two rufIies and ten
stitched st-aprings lengths 50 TO -.
Limit-TwO.
- Ct. Boys BlOuSeS............ -
corded Madras and Cheviots-aH white
or with cord figures and stripes-ueck
band or shirt collar Numbered and IN
IaunGercd-4 20 13 years.
Limit Three
$3.50 All-W0Ol Blankets. 500
strictly all wool White CsHfornlas-1i-4
and f2-f sizes for full size and extra
large beds-beautiful blankets with
dainty borders and wide SILK binding.
Limit-Two-
Sl.l9 Umbrellas. ......... 80
Fast black English twilI-tape edge-2C
and Is inch-PaFaEon frames-natura'
handles or handsomely mounted with
German silver and white or smoked pearl.
Limit-TwO
FOR THE ABOVE NO MAI
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DREsSMAKlNC am ,ruLuxEx,,

DRESSNIAESINS' am HIIILENEEH
DRFSSMA KER. First class; ont by The
day: terms moderate ADDRESS 10 East
1921 ST.. Hrss bell west side.
KFSSMAKER. Thoroughly competent; by
tha day or home; correct style and nj.
100 Nest 31th ST,
FILTER and designer Of high grade dress
making, competent. makes all gowns.
suits waists. Jackets etc. for spring and
summer: remoGelling altering: out by DAY
out of town weekly: moderate charges. Ad-
drcss Reliable. 1874 East f2d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

V-omen's newest tilted and mushroom
shanes Of fancy hair braid-black. brown
ravy. champagne.
I-imit-Two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

PED ID LINE
For IN Guayra. Puerto Caseno. Cura
Gao and Maracalbo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. 7. r:
:. =. CABAtA As. sat. March 80 noon
5. = PHILADELPHIA sat Anil ~ noon
For la Gu1yra, curacao, MaracaibO:
s. :. MARACAiED. 90. sat. March - noon
:. : ZtLiA -.-..... ....- sat. April q noon
These steamers have superior accuInmoda-
tlcus FOR pass myers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DAILETT
Genera, Managers 50 Wall st
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Sc Untrimmed Eats. 8

Lightweight Coutil-new models-sidei
and front garters-lace and ribbon trim.
I4imit-TWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21

or TELEPHONE ORDERs-
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. Ct. WomeD's Lawn Aprons ~

Dainty kinds with r. s rufs or deep
hey1-emb'v with tUcks or stitched bands
good. full size for mistress or maid.
l{rnit-Tkree.
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CHIFFON TAPFETA SUTTS

/ CHIFFON TAFFETA SUITS
Nstty Etons. trim'd IN the natsy
new shirred designs with lace
and pleatings-kilt skirts -
SILK SUITS
OF heavy. lustFous Taneta-eIagaue
tailored styles. with fancy vests
kilt skirts. with three wide -,
1olds-worth $500 .....-.-...ss Gf,.So
FANCY and EVENING DRESSES
silk Crepe de Chimes. plain ana rsd.
Nets. Persian Lawns. Batiste and
Mull-trim'd with laces. emby plsatA
tucks. shirTings. etc.-Over white q
cold drop skirts-;yvorth $500 70
$500 .-.---------1S. % and 2S.9S
DRESS SKIRTS
Mixtures. Pananas. BroadcIsths-
black and colors-clusteF and kilt -
pIeats-worth S59s-special- .......5.9o
DRESS SKIRTS
English Cravenetts-Oxford and bus
also black Chiffon Panamas-bor and
side pleated-with and without
tailored folds-aII lengths and -
bands-value $500 ...s......s.a~-sc.7c
SPRING COATS
Tan. Covert and Black CIoth-oIustsr
strappings in new designs: also fancy
tailored effects-collarless or -
notch colIar-satin Ined-SpsciAl.s c.Ts
NATTY COATS
OF Tan Covert-ftted. full ana
cluster strapped; also Prince Chap
styles and Three-quarter
Tourists in shadow plaids- r@ni
WC5IEN'S SILK COATS
Taffeta and Peau De soie-ful dsuols
box pleated-deep enlbd collar Or a co
applique az bott0m-Value $500. s.7sSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-21
s1.s9 Children's Short Dresses.6s

Fine White I.awn-French waist styles.
with fancy yokes-with and without
berthas-lace or emily trim-deep hem
skirts-ages 10 years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-27
MONTPELIER.

Representatives from the congreea
tional, Methodist and Baptist churches
met Wednesday evening at The Y. NJ.
G. A. rooms to formulate rules for a
Sunday school basket bah league, which
win later be organized Il is expected
that the season for this league will open
some time in December, and that one
game a week will be played during the
winter
The postponed foot ball game between
teams from Montpelier high school and
MONTPELIER seminary, which was to have
been played Thursday afternoon on the
high school grounds, win take place this
afternoon at four o'clock on the serni-
nary campus.
The silver service for the battleship
Vermont viii be shipped by express next
Monday to the Charlestown navy yard.
since this service was on exhibition dur
inq the session of the legislature Of 1909,
Il has been stored in the vaults Of the
slate treasury at the State House.
George McKeage of Graniteville plead
al guilty In city court yesterday morn
no 70 a first offense Of intxication, and
uas fined with costs Sl2,20, which he
hopes to pay within the required "a
hours.