is he- .
t fit these negotiations
f harécteriaed" by the
, day/feeling on .both
' piled States goveru-.
exercised the slight-
re nDenmark, nor will
it "the collision is effected
”purely voluntary on
f the present owners. It
denied that Denmark has
is received the support of
uropean powers in antag:
the United States, for if
been the case the United
government would certaiu~
ceii made aware of the
xp‘eriments made by Profes-
l“ soy‘ i lie“;Uiiiversity of
on have‘provcd the great vai-
gar‘as a restorative after a
tried of starvation. It
‘ aiSes tiieftémperatnre of
ti)?“ and “restores vitality
re rapidly than bread
best. I the German army exper—
ntsll‘havc been made which
eithat sugar is of immense
l’ue ’to."soldiers, even without
r-vfood. during lullg./ forced
Arches. . “ :
hey tell the story of a promi—
Baptist clergyman of New
kwho has made it his practice
if is, pastorates to write his
guation within a week of his
, _ me upon a new field, sign.
”land deliver it to the proper of-
ial' with the remark: “I‘llerc.
howl Never ask me for my resig-
t'on. \Vhenever you want me
f .go. just break opcii““the .envel—'
write in a date to tile docu-
t: and offer it- to the congrega-
n‘ f .. A
will“ WOMEN ARE name. i
u Jauuty Eton is invariably trilli-
nd usually very elaborately.
Th .Al’glon collars with belts to
fttah;3are,..wmfn with both wool and
”Mushrooms.
‘ . o deep yellow Arabian laces are
hi it used and are oftentimes heavily
.itéfd with gold thread.
any of the new fancy stocks are
{1 fit in theiréieglorlngs and patterns
‘nloderu in de‘slgn.
steel nailileads tllat were so
. {used on belts last season. are
titledfiagain this year and gold ones.
tou e'lnttor being rivlted to bolts of
et. «(especially white ‘oncs.
They tell me that the raglan shirt:
t‘wlll be it favorite on the golf
next summer. and even this
,, if made of flannel. 'l‘ho lleaw
ash materials like pique will be
_ 'iu the summer. '
Many, of theipow blues. especially in
_ soft silkssarid tine wasn'fubrics.
table the Wedgewood ware. if i
not mistaken l have. heard them
lied Wedgewood blues.
Rana...“ ‘i ..f.
i . , a .‘
to fake anyxhancc With
the teeth are at stake.
Entploy a dentist you are
sure is a c tent
conscientious orlm.
Perhaps you have learned'
~ if by experience.
iugt spasiéwe . ‘ - ~ .
‘ ' mysrvnisnrmuuaoaa
' from the long walk and perhaps wot. .slattompt to secure a conference with
. were forced to vacate.
‘gold and silver ferrettes'huvo
i-
d‘ (:4
f ROM a“... To $3.60. f f O,
igloo BEAUTIFUL'TRIMMED Hats FROM $5.0o fro $20.00. ‘ '
I We are shewipgall the newest ieoiiceits iii Untrirnrncd Straw.
A ruse spray in mauyjuistances will be all that is required for their
trimming. W , ' '
E. H. DILLON a. 60...
888-888 iliill Sliiil,
f‘We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; f both ways on
$8.00 purchases.
* fl - . ._......-. ans»... Vv‘rcAh-W—v-h
NBMDECIBIVE hibvs var.
m
not run out yet. On the contraryl
they are being used to tip the ends of
the sashes of muny‘ends of narrow Wage Dispute on the Central Railroad .
ribbon that will be worn with summer Has Not Changed. f
frocks—the dressier ones. (f NEW YONRK. April B—Neithar em:
If you have. not a stylish figure, and Meyers nor employed have made any
you know whether you have or not. decisive move 9“ the‘ WW9 dispute
don't wear one of those new coats with. on the Centralltullrond of New Jersey.
automobile books. They am (31:13:: It is expected that the men will with-
meant for the woman who is tall. but , in the next twonty-i’our hours agree on
of good figure. and who has a graceful a plan of action. As far as the sen.
walk. tlmeut can be ascertained the men
There are plenty of girls anxious to seemed in‘ elillod to refrain from
earn pin money, who never stop to striking uutii every resource of con
think that saving money is earning ltd (cranes and arbitration has been ex-
and that putting on and drawing oit iiausted. The withdrawal from the
one's gloves in the proper way and-city of the chiefs of the brotherhoods
caring for shoes when they come inlof railway men after an unsuccessful
saving it. Many a woman who is fan-l the officials of the railroad restores the
tldlous about her appearance has u'dispute 10 0M directly between the
limited pocketbook. and it is she who. Company and its men.
must learn that pulling on’ a glow] Charles H. Warren. vice president
finger by tinger’wears it shabby much"0r lhe COmpally. alloflhlnfi for the talk
sooner than drawing it off possibly can. road “"1le thhfl statement today to
the Associated Press:
. ”The Brotherhood chiefs evidently
'Ido not know that it is custom of rail.
.roads to close their general offices on
°°' Saturday afternoon. We were closed
.in usual custom on Saturday afternoon
SALEM. Mass, All?" 8—49”: yester-i‘m‘l in addition to that i was called a-
day destroyed the Gifford mill and W} way by other business. 1 think it was
A. Irving's box factory and danlagcdfim‘ww‘mt unusual for them to expect
two dwelling houses here. entailing a' me to meet them at the time named by
loss of about 3509000; partly covered bvi them. We are prepared to be entire-
insurance. The fire started in tile Git-i ly reasonable about the. matter. We
ford mill. occupied by several muiiufac-i “1““ no dispute with our employees
turers. The mill was soon :1 sheet of ‘ and are prepared to ”fly them the
fire and the flames leaped across “mi wages paid by other railroads in tho
. . vicinity. When our than first came
wt”? ’llw‘ulgnnw the box factory 0" forward with a request for an increase
The fire jumped across an allnv lo‘ in pay \vn detailed some of our officials
the Films house. mm the occumnmsto make an investigation pf the wage
Directly ”mm; scales of other roads. Vie conferred
site this house is the Children's Home | with committees of the men and as n
"‘ result of inquiry some of the wages
and for awhile it was feared that this i f f f f ‘ f .
structure would also be consumed. ,ou lie load ucio inclcased. Some
Miss Margaret H. Burrows “w mutv! were not and the men drawing them
run, had the “x“, Ichildren aroused further expressed their dissatisfaction
from their beds, dressed and marched; We have told ‘tlltllll that We will take
to the dining hall. where they tonkmu sewn ralllonds they designate and
their accustomed seats. - With folded‘i with a 30“" committee 0" a commit-
, . too to which we and they shall llanlc
- e ll ' ill. i in . ~
arms the 1 mm“ telna h pg Equitable men make all investigation of
son 6 ready to 0 out if occasion re~l
(11“?ch FOrtunaficlv hOWevcr. the fire the pay of the men cillpioyod by them.
was under control by daylight laud abide by the results of the allowing
. ' Halide. We have. also asked our men
' l to poi ollt any specific case of trout-
PRlEST RES'GNS- ' ;illi,'ill. that is unfair and agree to right
BRiS’i‘Ol.. MT" 84The'lllov. li‘aihel“ any injustice that may shown. As |
[M R. Roddew‘paatol‘ (,r Sti” Juagph'gi have said, we do not wish to be unfair.
liioulall Catholic-Church. yegwl-(luy mpiltllil l freely invite the men to make
“mun...“ his monsoon. the r‘qmgon not known their objections and wishes. i
signed being that mum“. nodden'g ““‘l do not know of anything that will be
causing age would not permit him to done today nor do I kifi’w of any plan
undertake the enlarged duties of tliolto form a conference. 1 cannot make
church attendant upon the establish-'illll’ prediction as to what will be uono
meat of a parochial school. The un» U“ either 8ND."
nouncenleni. was received with great _"“"""‘”““"—“
‘orrow by the parishioners and an cf—‘ FERRYMAN STRANDED.
fort will be made to induce il‘atliori WiNi)SOR.Aprll8—«0harlcs nill'hl‘l'.
. "Rodden to remain. He has been pastor it tobacco grower. Whllo crossing the
W St. Joseph's Church for thirty-seven old Bristol ferry. Saturday night. was
“my”, ' . tstrundcd ill the middle of the Connec:
. . ltlcut river. through the breaking of
ltho trolley on which the ferry boat in
iron. and remained out in the pouring
li'nin during the entire night. Yester-
,day morning. a rescue was effected
l with some illfileulty.
BIG FIRE IN SALEM.
Mill. Factories .and Houses "
stroyeu.
.q..._.....-.~- .p—v .
lconusmnso MAN dcuv-wth.
.liOSTON. Moan. April .IRf—Yt‘illiather
Luigi Stortl. the Italian murderer. will
die in the electric chair. at the Charles-
t'own state prison. or die from con-
sumption. was tile question which per-'
hupa half of Boston pondered over to«.
day. Last night it was thought that
Storti would not see another day: yet
tonight he has rallied from a state of
unconsciousness due to extreme ex-
HEAVY RAlN IN CONCORD.
CONCORD. N. H.. April 8—-—lt has
ruined here almost continuously for a
week. the rainfall for the last four
days being 4.74 inches. This has been
Laudcr's Bloch.
_ South Main Street.
' aturday, April 6th, we will
Groceries. We also quote or
invited to take advantage of this
a “-O--Os-30—-O-O—-O——O ‘ aumptlon.
star Greeting. Easter. Greeting.
‘.,. , I‘ll-I3. GBANULATED [UGANTOR- ":00
‘ VERY CHOICEST PRINT BUTTER. PER L3» 210
a CANS MAGNOLIA MILK, 25°
exceeded hilt three times in thirty
years. The Merrimac river is four
feet below the level of the great flood
imitation from hemorrhages of the
ilungs. and was reported to be quite
comfortable. Stortl is ill with eon-'
‘ roads are badly troubled by wnsilouts.
mmoncm :3' '
give a Beautiful Panorama Easter Egg; to all purchasers of 81.00 Worth or
lees at this sale lower than any other over offered in the Twin Cities. Every-
sale for this is the store for all the people all the time.
lillluiii
,uf 1896. but 'is still rising. The rail~
lili‘llilrrr‘ll ‘ . ‘ . .éli'Fci"--~.‘.n‘
exclusive crealiOns.
TAFFE TA SILK WAISTS.
priced imported model.
here at $5.00.
COTTON SHIRT WAISTS.
Grand showing here this loco/e.
trimmed. at $1.98. $1.50. $1.25. and 98c.
special attractions in these two _
finished and trimmed in the best posmble manner.
CHILDREN’S REEFERS. made of all-wool cloths. colorssare
red. navy, cadet and castor. circular and square deep collars. stitch~
ed and trimmed with braid: sizes a to to years. remarkable value
at $i.25.
CHILDREN’S REEFERS, all sizes, all colors, very dainty ef-
iecis. deep collars. stitched with silk an’d gold braid, also made with
‘fine rows of silk stitching all around, nothing more appropriate for
the little folks. best we ever saw at the price. $2.25.
. . . . ‘ Latest Styles In 3 ~ . f
Suits and Jackets.
The Boston Store .Gaymeuts have a' fashionable touch
that pleases the mantis downed woman.
note ‘of Correct Sillle and. Elegance is displaced in our
The, real keu
Fauitless Work. Perfect Filling. and
'onlu the Veil] Best Materials, are the strong points
markedill noticeable in our Tailor Made Suits.
made of fine quality. pure silk taffeta. in light blue. rose. grey. red. violet. all
white and all black. fine inching and hemstitchcd all over entire waist. front fin-
ished with silk. bands and silk covered buttons to match. design copied from a high
We do not exaggerate the 'balue 'when we say 57.00-—
The number of styles are so many. especially
in the popular fine white lawn. that description would be almost an impossibility.
Walsts made’bf'fine lawn. striped and plain madras. corded. fucked, and lace.
Separate Skirts.
1., 25 Misses iSults. Spohlal. $10.00.
“ . Silk and Cotton -Wais'ts.
This Week‘s grand showing of new modes and no'beltt'cs brought out especi-
ally for the Easter trade. A showing that will emphasize the fact that the cor-
rect styles and prices are albays to be found at the Boston Store. ,
From a big variety of Separate Shirts we have selected a few only to
give you an idea of the ’balues you may expect in this line. At 33.50,
Naby and Black Cloth Shirts. flare shape. trimmed with deep satin band,
fi‘be rows of machine stitching. At 54.98. Venetian, Serge and Chen-
iot Cloth Skirts. flare shape. ‘lm'tb or without flouncc. trimmcd‘nvllh
stitched silk bands; .3 great variety of styles.
cloth Skirts. beautifully trimmed. just take a look at our Black Silk
Skirts. prices range from $8.5 0 to $25.00.
At $5.98. Fine Broad-
Elegant styles; all new.
A recent purchase of Children‘s Reefcrs and Misses Box Coats at a big saving from regular prices enables us to offer very
lines. The lot comprises about one hundred and fifty garments. all the very latest and newest styles,
The description of the few quoted will give you an idea of the values:
CHILDREN’S BOX COATS, sizes 4 and 6 years. out and
style specially adapted for these years. extremely popular colors
and trimmings. Special $5.98.
MISSES’ BOX COATS. made of Venetians, Coverts and Ker-
seys._satin-lined. velvet and self collars. colors, tans and castors.
sizes to. 14 and 16. a very stytl‘iesah garment. $4.98. . . ,
Misses’ Box Coats, the t quality cloths. strapped seams.
plain and trimmed reveres. best linings, perfect in fit and finish. the
top notch of style. all sizes, $5.98; real value $7.50.
MISSES’ BOX COATS of flue Broadcloth; cut at and 22 inch
l$engths. appliqued and stitched reveres. the best $10.00 value at
6.98. . .
I A“ W
m
A NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
W. A. White. who for fourteen years
has been the principal editorial writer
for the excellent Anaoula Sentinel. left
that paper last week tor a less onerous
position as editor of the weekly Ridge-
tield Press. Mr. Emerson. the proprie-
tor of the Sentinel. pays this graceful
compliment to his assistant and does
himself credit in so doing:
Mr. White merits the greater free ,
dom which he will no receive because
of the long years of faithful and elite-
lent service he has given The Sentinel.
He came to this paper when it was a
very small enterprise. and the anion
did development it has achieved is one Fancy Sweet Potatoes.
hows Tomatoes. 200 Eternal: Corn Starch. 50 m. “llkol'fl' Prom. °h°°°m°n “’0 0““ in large degree to his unnasslna ener- Boston Head Lettuce.
uni-Corn. 250 Blue Label clump, 17:: not. “Dutch 00%“. 9‘1“!“ 10 the h et'oan 5y. hlsaeontllnuod eiitfuisiasitnhpss col}:- Crilp can?
' soul. . . . «stunt allot an ant ovo o s wor .
”T 3999" .250 l 311‘”de 00 but. we ‘0” 39 m can Royal ”’3‘“ 1’0““, 31° and the signal ablli . fairness and dig- Fancy T.“ ¢~ A}: 1°“ ”
“@“PQ' “b“ “"4“" Mustard, “ 0 3 lb- can Peaches. “ 1"“ ulty withnvhich he as discussed sub- New Foam“, Wild“-
ucoomtl. She'll cakes Naphtha soap. ”on 3 m “an Bartlett Pam» 10° loci. of public moment. 8. Very Nice Spinach. .
.6»? "fl, 0» : Shel-Owns or Babbitt'a' Boat). 4‘3 Elk-tic Starch. ”ks-v 9" Mr. White's successor is W. M. For c‘momk Sadr“, owns“.
ii 0 h. 50 24’00 Matches for . . 5° Qh but. Bluoing. . . . ”° nald. who has been connected with the
‘ ‘ E s, ’ ‘ ‘ Eggs, ’ “a e Eflffl... Fancy Seodleu Lemons.
. 1 8g ‘ . f . vouno GIRL" solcioss. Bermuda Onions.
soon cunso
cant-omits n
more in need. 6! li'ieur. always consult us before some elsewhere. W‘s handle all grade- at lowest.
Stricily crash Country Essa. Gathered from nearby Towns,
w ”“9
22 for 250.1.f’
HAMI. nice and loan. :
AM': 0 LI. AVIRMII:
12o ran u. ,
- syn. I'll as.
race Y" 94"
’4‘ ‘il ‘
NEW YORK, April ilv—Marfy Rivers,
the eighteen year old daushter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. filters. evange-
lists. of Jersey City. committed suicide
yesterday. by taking carbolie: sold.
The parents insist that they know of
no reason why she shouldfhavo ended
her life. They were sw from home
in an adjoining town w oaths til-l
took-tile poison. _ ' . - .
Seym
CALL 58-2.
ourlsStore
WHEN YOU GET YOUR GOODS HERE YOU CAN REST ASSURED YOU ARE
GETTING THE BEST. THESE WILL INTEREST YOU:
A full line of Fancy Cakes.
Crackers and Wilton. f . “f
The largest variation of Cheese Fancy Prunes. Evaporated
in town. . f n . Pouches, Pears. Apricots. etc.
The Brid . we or [this .Cream— We have the finest line of, Can-
ery Butter as ow equals. and ned Ernie: and Vegetables tube
none that street. f In prints. 32:. found on the market.
1b.; in tub. 28c. anii 30c. lb. Home Laid Eur. gathered in
Fin; Eight Creamery Butter. town. by our own teams. :6 for
use] . 25c. .
Fancy Cranberries.
Hard White Cabbage.
, ws DEMONSTRATE svsav my TO ms: SATISFACTION OF OUR Famous I
,, THAT THERE 13 economy "in puscnasmo ONLY THE BEST GOODS.
'CALL AND LET us convrnca YOU.
Norwalk Chronicler