“it: “smile iii (muddle—who limit :v‘sn orr‘saao.
hilt, silo oovsainot. parole room
MIQPALM‘R RECEIVES.
’ W.
ptlon in Honor of the Election of
Her lay an Aldaginan.
Gil one...» i (- rs. Potter
.l’.‘ ’ “r stunted hel- oiis. Alder-
(WNW Honors sinner and Potter
hi .‘lié. {gutsfiaéigg title prsclno;
" o ewe-rswsran
“.111 (mm‘ o (the 1 “ml (111‘..-
a u amermaoson o
. W8 8 o‘ro rive. on night. At the
new door of the 's‘alon Mrs. Palmer stood
" tortoise“ her the seat up greeted the
I hid (331” to malts her
all tin n o capo.-
looted“: at the door called the
hiatenwrlan has. and as each
1- Evlsi.a r passed, Mrs. almer shoolr his
blind and presented her sons. pro-
huune'llnxhthfi‘names of ‘hsr [grog as
u scan a ace
. ‘Qvgl; admin] lab and low, of
" the out y'iii t with.
‘ am: much ' , Aft’er‘ (loosened by Mayor Harrison
m , for the umphm um. (and others. refreshments Were served.
1, [hilt hot [leash
lying“; or 'tenns than which this’ Bianca HaLE‘e Between.
.1“ 1- .. ‘ emotion. £11111 (tr-A special to the
Recorddferald from Cairo. lll., says:
no. It The mustard Theological Seminary oi
. and Chicago. is made the trustee of toe
in run, . "or built of the pinporty of the late ltev.
'f‘ gnarlefilllflig p {fighhblshgp to; Cam:
a w its on pin a e '
“like is not (rota islij.000 to two.-
000 One bequest of ”0.000 is left to
flirt a fund for the diocese of (Julio.
when it shall (if) ost‘a IilmL by decl-
slob ‘of the dlo‘oele' of iiizil '9 id.
'féhz ta?“ lunqr lated in imanos
of b (sworn ”W‘ WW
Capella, meme “flux: is to be used to nomtns oaths heme
on was of Halo and to on e worlr to
m tempera» which the bishop gave his lilo.
”gfimfiffi New MlTICROLDGICAL li'l'ATION.
J». Johnson. WAQHBNQTON, ApriL lw—Sedi‘otarv
Wilson has authorised Ollie! “core. of
the weather bureau to establ a full
Ill. filth Willi “P
0
~ toms dilloer is stationed on each host.
good lltr ovoid ii
utilities. at 8 away as some up rein-y
Ive to bonded cocoa passing through
ay. Three river strangers belong
'pany arrived kagway in bond. They
were entei ed (unwritten (bottoms Wide
' They are destined tol White
are 'thgliroa diamond
lane
, ovdrth ‘
‘ id ‘0 “an American and Brl lsh’ eus~
The owners of the boots will not NEW.
up the hall or ship such portions (in
are lain (god in dismantling 'and the cus-
toms o oer tit Steamy is trying to
find out what to do with what is left
and whether he can collect duty on
portions of the vessel not shipped.
'I‘ho company say they will burn
what is left of the vessels. but toot
dose not satisfy Collector Andrews
and he has written the department for
lnstrdctlons.‘ The discovery of coal in
the Klondike has brought forth an or-
der from Ottawa that a royalty must
be paid on cool the same as on gold.
This order was recently received In
Damon and calmed a general protest.
all consumers say the price of fuel is
already snil‘loiently high without the
, addition of royalty.
Whales or e invading Lynn Canal and
recently a procession of them three
miles long was seen.
HE DEhERTED His BRIDE.
Lieutohaht Miller Place from Compul.
sol-y Worllock.
NORWICH. April subleutenant liar-
ry Miner. Company 0. Third regiment.
C. V.. his left town. desertlnz a wife
Whom hit married on Mulch 25. in June
tics Brown e office. under compulsion.
Papers were out at that time charging
him with seduction and breach of
.groinise. Mrs. Miner was Miss 'flophle
liner, of 'l’ilftville and is a very pret~
ty woman.
After the marriage Miner took his
wife to his mother's home. hilt he re-
molded there only a few days The
reason for his departure is obvious
for he said. when compelled to marry
Miss Bauer that he would never live
with her.
Miner served with the Third regl~
meat. in the Spanish war. and it in to»
moretl here that he has gone to Som-
ervllle. where the regiment. was stil-
tloncd for a time.
WINDHAM‘ SILK COMPANY.
WILLIMANTIC. April 4—»). dellnlto
organization of the Windham Silk
Company was accomplished last night
by the parties interested In the enter
prise. A board of nine directors was
chosen and officers elected as follows:
President. If. C. Murray: vice pres!
dent. Frank Larnbec treasurer w it.
Jordan all of Willlmanlic. and seem
tary and general inunagoi. Chalice
Fenton. of Mlddletown now connected
win“ the Brown Silk Company. of that
ii ace.
ENGINEIR’S BACK BROKEN.
WATERBURY. April llv-Jl‘l‘l’tin En-
xlneer Casper Littlefield, while trying
to board his engine (it New Patterson
yesterday afternoon, fell from the stop
and was thrown between the platform
and the rail. Hie back was broken
and he received a number of severe
cuts and bruises. thtlelleld was
brought to this city and an operation
will be performed today upon the suc-
‘cess of which his life will depend. At
present he is paralysed from the waist
lcal station at Toy or, Tet.
V..-..” . .m— ,. ..-..~ .. M- .—
We have received direct from
. , . the importers some very choice
' up)... “new,“ immetyles of Ladies' React to sell at
' ' the popular price of soc.
It; is well known that our line of
surpassed, embracing
k m“ “d 33W“, '3 Blink with white feet.
‘ Blhclt with white noise.
Gloves” we have a ,fila'c‘k will! ribbed tops.
cy . “k and spring Bidet with extra wide tops.
' Black, heavy. line or llslo.
Also good styles‘ in Fascias
Our 2 for m. flou' is a popular
seller. and deservedly so. ’
. Childréi‘i'a Hone in all grades.
Milil‘a Half Hose in eitcellent
‘vsim. v ,
Easter Skills
‘ “WW to sell-for 25c. caiinot be f
Look at our special styles in‘ ‘
limited Under-him. ranging
down.
0 Easter Corsets.
We keep the popular makes of
Corsets. with R. & G. in the lead
Style 397 in black. drab and
white.
corset.
Style 601,
rmit'.
Style Empire. for those who
want a short corset.
“Thompson' a Glove Fitting. ”
Style M. in black, white and
drab.
Style L, a good French coutillc.
Style Militant. a stylish straight
front.
Royal Worcester in plain. and
straight front.
tr‘a Mode. cutaway and
strai ht front.
pith. ‘etc.
Easter Underwear.
Our styles and values' in
Looms conceit" covaas
have long been known for their
eiicclieiice. '
Our 250. line includes fifteen
distinct numbers. , .
B'étter grades at 391:. avid- 50c.
Style 570. butisic, the ideal light .
the new straight 1.
3.1-1 8: C., Ferris Wallets.
his fill profit» the re
Mr. Jamil Iii. Elation;
rites, says: "Ebro-l
(initial-so from blokaollth and the fre-
anneal action of the kidney secretion.
l‘fany remedies were tried in an on-
(lenvor to find relief and ours. She
m had about given up all hope when ope
day i got Donna Kidney Pills at Plats-
te‘d' a drug store and tried to induce
1 her to take them. .At first one refused .
but I dually persuaded her to give
them 1'1 trial. They proved to be just
the right thing. for too short time she
began to improve and finally became
well. it Mrs. Morton was .tl'publed In
the same way again. I would he will
In; io‘pny ten dollars a hot for Dean's
Kidney Pills. knowlnk all i now know
their ”curative powers."
For sale by all dealers. Price to
cents. Fosteohlllburn 00.. Buffalo. N.
in. to. agents for the United States
Remember the nameLDoan's—mnd
take no other.
MACHINERY FDR (Soto MINES.
Those In V‘Eolioadara to Be Better De
vs op 0.0
NEW YORK. Abril (iv—Dr. Jose Mar
in Borgia. exronsul general and acting
minister to the United states from
Ecuador who has been here for some
time. has started for home. Before
leaving he said:
"l have been in this country making
arrangements for the shipment of
machinery (or t e hotter devdiopmont‘
of our‘ told ilél a. lit a few months
We shall have more than 000 dredged
there worked by electricity. Orders
have also been placed (with the Ameria‘
can Bridge Company far more than
82. 000.000 worth or bridge material. to
be used in the completion of the Guay-
noon and into railroad. a very neces-
sary adjunct to the successful work
In: of the mines. We consider our
gold iields when rumination will
prove the richest in the world. "
lOWA ON OR DOCK.
BREMERTON. till 0 Mil 4-Tlie
battleship lown wth Admiral Casey.
oommnnder- in-olilet of the Pacific aqua
(111mb Olly Ii‘ogrd. has arrived at the
avy art or the urpoan of sol
into dry dock. ‘2 as
The lows was not expedited to arrive
uiitll alter the target practice at Port
Angelou. blit as quite expensive re‘
pairs are conteinpiutod. only one day
was devoted to shooting and the res-
sel made haste to arrive at the. yard.
in order to complete rcpnlis in the
allotted time for the work.
After the repairs lo the lows have
been completed the Wisconsin and the
Oregon will undergo extensive repairs.
CHRISTIANS MASSACRED.
BERLIN. April d—A despotch from
Peltln states that a massacre of Christ-
ians has occurred at Ching 'l‘lng lv‘u.
gavouly miles southv‘veat of Pan 'l‘lnx
(1
'l‘roops under General lialllard start-
ed yestordoy for the scene of the mus—
aacre. ,_
it is reported that there is a general
uprising among the Chinese in this
section. and that theslaushtor of the
Christians has been terrible.
Newu advices are hard to gel, and no
official report has come since the first
announcement of the massacre.
Easter Handkerchiefs.
A very choice line at 25c.
Lace trimmed and embroidered,
r5c.. 'or a for 25¢.
Attractive patterns at so. and
too.
Easier Neckweai.
For Ladies or Gentlemen.
, The new combination Ties. as
Pull. Four-in-Hsnd or Bow.
Narrow Four-in-Hands in latest
colorings
A large assortment of Windsor
Ties.
Easier Toilet Articles.
Choice Perfumes.
Bradloy' s Sachets.
Berlumod vii-suns.
’ Perfumed Ammonia. : .
Talcum Powder.
Packor’ a Tar“Soap.
Poar' a Famous Soap
Rallb'a Egg White.
Jockey Club.
Hollozrope.
Carnation Plain: and
him; win)
' . it t
foot that he we‘ll
lite than Ill
(1.. up" i.
'0 la ll
llia‘int under the
clip
prise lighting In Connecticut?
City Attorney B man mllds a state
‘ili
onto any canals in It mails
should be made. edition on. howov r, (that
if the Connecticut lawp roved inade-
quate to bring boxing matches under
the statute coverln‘ir prise lights, It
would not be In his province to lro tui-
ihor In the matter. . .
State Attorney Lucas, at Norwich.
was also consulted and took a rather
different stand from that imputed to
him by some or the southern at the
recent hearing. Mr. Lucas said that
he had not authorized any statement
of his position hitherto. and when ask
on what stand he would talté stated
emphatically that he considered box
In: a matter for the local prosecuting
attorney to care for. “If there is not
enough stamina in New London to take
care of the mittor," no declared. "I
certainly shall not to there and later-
f‘e‘ro lira prosecution which should be
local in character ” W
The promoters of the boxing exhlb‘l
lions do not manifest no concern In
view of Mr. Mointyre’a an ion. “Jack"
Godfrey. who is contemplating a bout
between huddle Connolly and aPtsoy
Sweeney. sold tonight that he should
complete his plane for the match with-
out reference to the threats
”aw—L...-
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LONDON ‘OIVIL LIST.
M
The Committee Appointed to Consider
Charities Reports.
LONDON, April 4-The report of the
committee appoint ed to consider
changes in the (‘le list recommends
that the new civil list be fixed at about
£470 000. as follow:
Privy purse. (81.10000; salaries of.
household and retired allowances.
£100, 000; expenses or household
£193 000; worlts £20. 000; royal boon
ill. (lime and special services. £10,000
and alludrlea, £8 000
The report recommends an annuity
of £20 .000 to the Duke of Cornwall and
York: £10 .000 to the Duchess of Corn
wall and York. and £0,000 to each or
the kink’a daughters. The queen‘ a an
unity. in the event of her surviving
the lung. is increased to £70 .000 and
an annuity of £30. 000 is provided for
the Duchess of Cornwail and York in
the event of her surviving the duke.
The proposals for the civil list show
a not Increase of £07 000.
Henry babouoliero (Advanced Liber
all. the sold signatory of the minority
report thinks that no Increase is no-
scenery in a piqunnt paragraph he
says:
“The committee did not deem it
within the scope of their inquiry to
consider whether a continuance of the
pomp of pride and ceremony of the
court is desirable. ' ‘ ' Susana
lions have been rife that the coat or
living has gone up among the. wealth-
Ier clauses since her late majesty aa-
cended the throne This idea seems
to be due to the present, ostentatious
expenditure of some of those who have
suddenly acquired large fortunes. out
your committee does not believe the
sovereign would desire to outer Into
monetary competition with such per-
sons. or encourage by his example such
valuglorous piodlgullty on the part of
his subieots. " ‘
W
STEAMER CELTIC LAUNCHED.
BELFAST April 4—The new White
Star Lino steamer Celtic. the largest
vessel ever built was successfully
launched here this morning in the
presence of a (one and representative
gathering.
'l‘lic Celtic's dimensions are as fol
lows: Length. 080.0 feet; beam 70
feet: depth. 44.1 feet gross tonnage,
20 880; not tonnage. 13.650. The Gel
tic will have a displacement of 33,000
tons. and is not intended for speed.
She is designed as an emigrant can
tier. and will comfortably carry 1700
emigrant passengers.
The christening was" performed by
the Marohloness of Du fferln.
Among the prominent persons who
go rtlolpated in the ceremony were the
cantons Cad (1. wife of the lord
lieutenant of re and; the Marquis and
Marchlonees of Dnlferin. the Marquis
‘apd Msrchloness of Louderry. and the
Earl and countless of Shaltesbury.
The arrangements for the launching
were similar to those of the Oceanic.
The Celtic has nine decks and capac-
ity for 2. 859 passengers. She will our
ry a crew of 380 men. Her tonnage is
3.000 greater than that of the Oceanic.
and nearly double thiit of the Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Grease. and her displace-
ment is 12 .500 mater than that of the
latter vessel. while her displacement
and tonnage are ‘10. 800 over that of the
Great Eastern. ‘ '
MILKMEN MAKING HIADWAY.
The Contrasts (in. main last of
Contact wit Pradooors' nlon.
PU'I‘NAM. h ril wheaorts from
town plans he lllalllsnd phonon 'ot
the New York. new Haven aortic rd
tread between here and illiolantio
eem moo indicate that the Boston mill:
contractors are me in: some headway
in their contest (Hit the Produoeu'
Union. Thll‘i alumni”.- the shipments
of milk from thll'i to‘wn and from Porn-
frot. Harnpton till several other places
ware laraer t before the mills war
began. In iii Morenfvom which
,1 compara v‘e‘ ran numh‘on of cans
dent a united from. and tho (fan Int-lull
the weell.’;not mean of in It not been
‘ ‘slint to the Boston market from
there
in At Danielhou. on the Norwich and-
Worcester division. there; has Manta
trash. and the farims there on
‘ (when in this lead on in they can
00,090!!!” action until the no-
, .l‘iilloa batman repro-
o oommlseio
’llniou lit
, :ivalt for action
by the common council but would
‘ tlsi 0‘0
Fancy Cheviot.
' French Cnmhglc.
Imported Madras.
Two good points:
awaitinu pour inspection.
‘ a
are usually all pad. the f ohm pres prim: ”'35“ m W100i!”
elite“ or put the
reduction of about 26 per‘ cent. in the (titans‘1 that they will not be a bhrden
lumber of cans chirped durln the C .
A Nolv Derby
" r-lo-llind
NO, it was not named after Mark'lwoln (,1 lie significance ; 3;;
of the mud. how: or. will strike you the moment you see the
lie. It is "'1 WO; (1 coupllr; apair mtliat is, on one side it is
Derby" in plain color. or (1 fine all-over pattern, on the other :1
Derby with central stripe of contrasting colored Silk,
edges cerrspmldlug with the first mentioned ode
up-to-(latc 'lic of » :9,‘
the season. Price ‘
‘50s
FABRICS
for Man's Nofillflfili illlll laundered Glllfls
WE studied the question all out when we bought tlicm~'—
suitability or material, designs. washing qualities—mud here 15
the result. the kinds best for the purpose.
12000 I'd. Corded Gingham.
12m yd. Chambray. 26c. yd.
150 yd. Standard Oxford. 25c. yd.
150.. yd. Silk Madras. 250. 37d.
190. yd. Anderson's» Mercerized
10c. yd. Ginghnms. 25c.'y(i.
lulu it boss-Mp aoll
WHAT the new Connecticut Moat Clioppcr does, and how
it does it is being shown in the Kitclieiiiuruisliing Siorc.
is the extreme of simplicity—-—a cylinder to be clamped to the ta-
' blc. central rotors, three in number and interchangeable. and a
crank—«yet it not only chops moat. bill cuts vegetables. fruits
and a score of things iiiipossililc t0 the old style machine. and
even pulverizcs peanuts. cocoanuis. chocolate and like sub-
Cuu be quickly and easily cleaned;
does not drip its contents outside the propcr receptacle. Three .
”.25
The D. M. DEAD Co.
. .1" Established 1357. .- ..
EASTER
is a (Inn for appearing new.
You Will purchase a new suit
a new hat. a new scarf, a new
lop coat. somelhlnu 11011 will
soon want and Something (1011
will Sulelll purchase.
Come in here hetero spending
cool motion, we feel confident
we dab fit 000 Out to pour sat
lislactioii. ' i
if not are lookinc after the in-
latest of some little fellow whil
i"Lill1e Sampson” suit is
MVQWTWM I'll 0.01””) M. , 1
Warmth April l—ifi.‘ Wilcooits,
Who 15900300de 11115.1( is
the Bhutto Ophelia,“
way of venesdsia an has Juat arrived
here. all of oondl tll‘inill n Venosuoia;
"‘I do not‘ think there will [he a revolu- iiiiettoe
d u”volcano“ rall-
Presi
ire wall in
Kitchener a northern campaign:
in (infill.
r three years longer
lu—Oaptolll
“it”?
’l he most
250. yd. 1'
“.50
v
NEW YORK, April 4~Aocording to
owners of 'I‘he Tribunes London correspondent,
a news comes from Brussels .that Mr.
ruger thinks that the occupation of . .
Zoutpansperg will finally break down
r defence. Zoutpuniiberk Is
at (lasts a e Boer seat or government and con- '
ins supplies of stores and national
oh, and it is understood to be in lili-
(issue . (liars his” mom danger. as a result of Lord
iii-mod. li'urtiltrmbre.
the will no on Vance. sore (the have Mendy arrivadii‘at
retorln however. are sold to have or
. reasodropinions that the war will last
Dim! hr ii a (uni ”37030:“? plan-
I lites lll‘ EMILE, auditor am on 'snup on,
" fi'o . Edgy announced lailt night that tho.
' 700 not the boob would he Count! ‘
(‘4‘wa been?“ hereto. 1 .
Norwalk Chronicler