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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 21, 1902 · page 6

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M15323 SUITS

MISSES.’ SKIRTS

 

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The. amount than . ed Railroad Otficials. CHILDREN S WHITE

, is to he used to defray the The arrest, Tuesday. or an entire ‘
. e Of regulating “'9 millllgl‘aiion train crew of the Consolidated road.
‘bt alléhs under the hct. The. lilll ex- on (I charge of theft of freight, has
“1 e hll‘liilots ‘or insane people pau— been the one absorbing topic. in rall- ‘
room; likely to become pubih road eirelos since. the. event became il
tho-ml those amtetetl with loatli- known. The arrests came. as u sur-
glue diocesan; polygamists .Iithaicliists. lli'le' to many of the railroad illl'ii, liut

 

 
 

G. Gilli
and for Education of Prlc
Bishop Tierney of Hartford has sold
out a letter to the pastor.» of all the
(.iittitollc. chinches of this diocese Iel- ,,
atlvo to the object Yoi‘ which a coliec I
'tlon at all their churches Will be. taken .
up im illaater Sunday. The object. of . ,. , 1 . p ..
. n this collection lHrto pi ovidc moans [or , . . ‘ . "
mm.) "m ”" " the titliuiatlon o ‘ouudtduteu tor the 8 6
”’98 ‘1‘” lllll ministry. and to meet. the. many and T&“& 99“\“9
preanlnu calls \\lll(ll fall on the ()I'Ili-
nary of tho diocese. 0‘
. ’llieie are usually fifty students for
, ‘ g . the diocese. in tho diti'erent aemidar lea ,
valfiqni Slams ‘l‘lllll' |:‘Ipliuumi or the United States. (luuudu. Want-e, LADIES TAILORED
Belgium. liermnuy. Austria and Italy.
This number hi large. yet not aufiicioi‘it' SUITS
to supply the wants of the Connecticut. ‘
people. lleIiI-eil’ve~.venrs ago there MOIRE SKIRTS
orrespondem‘e 'l‘iie 81mm”) was opened in ‘ilarlford u Diocesan F
. ' - i ’ . Seminary, where‘ sixtyuilne young men _’
“NIH". are non IIIeelvlun their pieparutory SILK SKIRTS
.90“ mlttce on immigration and (mining for the. piiesthood: and, as
n has asmed on a bill to :lielr Illllfiilitli liars liecn on the lnomaae‘ i WALKING SKIRTS
t was ound Iieeessaii lust your to
States. This is sub- ‘tIlM‘ft nllmgeitiiiiildiuqratrronuhleinhle WALKING SUlTS
m... labor unions and a... mount tom 0 money to souiiiuu'y‘ :
‘ ‘(my in Connecticut. but In ilself' hits already given ample ass-hr 5H BLOUSE JACKETS
. (r "ml-v haw bean 31mm: liliH‘ of special benefit to the e-iiuIcli
{lbteitfis r some timI.I [pint in fact. '“llllll” ‘l‘?i"‘“‘;‘- ? SILK ETQNS
I, er to have lung". rcflilvnd by " ie pus are; are requested to explain ‘
“If,“ “11.. subject I‘llhaii‘ ‘uli otiI— :‘ully to the iloeks under their care the SILK RAGLANS
bml) ned. The hill just Di't‘pilit‘tl milUl‘liIlH'e of this work. .
{ifa that every person who comes EOWRE SILK WAISTS
a 10011 ti'y shall .pay $1. 50 to the THEFTS. ’ .
. This duty (run he paid A B i l m:— MOIRE GIBSON
s of the vessel or iii: ii i- re e "9 nvestiga ed by Consolidat. ' ‘
m2 ‘ ' WAISTS
LAWN WAISTS
P. K. WAISTS
CHAMBRAY WAISTS.

 

AND COLORED

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DRESSES.

 

persons who believe in or llthOt‘iIit to others the fact. that such a more .
‘, overthrow by force or violence of was lIIIvIendinIz was well known. As , ;~_I
‘ a overnment,‘ m of’ all forms of law, has been published. the thefts covered ' .2...
risinutltnl or public officials a period of about two years and the
lid all persons who come lIcIe unIlei persistence pi the men is considered
contract for work. This is the same aI i-I-Imarkable.
‘the present law esteem with the addi- Many rumors were about 'i‘uesday
tlon of the pioiision against the linmi— and \\'ednesdn_v that other arrests Ill
,_ _ $2.33!)! of anarchists. A veiy'ilgid were. to follow. and that when the po-
a examination of all inimiiuants lice got through quite a number of
. s lpowpro‘vided for in the bill and all .riiiiroud men would have been round- ."
eflii‘abi'e persons will be. sent back ed up. That the detectives are. in it...”
he chantry from which they came. search of information concerning ‘otli- I,
he most inipoitant section in the er railroad men. was learned \v’l’odnesI 3
ill is the one relating to anarchists. day. but the exact status of the. .I
3,, expected the bill will soon come crime could not. he learned, though a l
,intithe House. and it will I‘irobulily reliable authority said it. was it case i ,. . ,
mass, without any seiious amendments. similar to the one which was closed 3 .. I ‘_ . ' 2 ”I
AGRICUL'H itAi. IiIIII. EME N’ rs. 'l‘ucsduv afternoon. : '
The Department of \giieultuie is in . l’I‘U-V larceny and wholesale mm" H
. receipt of a modest t'Iom ludia. l’oI in— ””5 “r“ practiced continually 0” “ l
formation in relation to American agri~ litigi- railroad system. am the loss to
‘.;cultural implements le‘..dmm to the company amounts to several thous-
Ecure catalogues gii‘hig deseiiptio’ns ""‘l dollars l’t‘ai'li'. in rare instances
, or reapers oq1:nhinders,piows and the. culprits arc captured. but. man".
all other agricultural inip’ieineuts. to- times they secure valuable booty and
sether with the cost of transportation “I‘m“ “‘10 liillli‘f‘. A prominent oiiiciiil .
to that country it is “130 asked if of the (.oiisolldated who was identified
thei‘é' is to be found a plou'iiig machine with 'tlif’ capture Inude ’l‘uesday. in
'Orked with “'heplg of simpln eou- fili‘iiklflg oi railroad crooks said:
tt‘tictlon and modeiate price which The public has very little idea of the
ill turn up land 21/; or .l inches deep. {lmmmi 0‘ lH'OpcI‘tr which Is stoltui ,
and can be operated in one man In irom “if? I'Umiliill." "WV." .W’HI‘. :i‘nd .
steam power :hIIp‘Ig‘l‘iritthiiiatyéippulm- gutlmlgn '5,” per .
‘_ , r . -~ . (' s u s 0 (III is a ten Ir eiu~
, NEW BILL hull C. ll. HA“. HA. ‘ Iiimecs of the road. Occasionally wv
. ,Senator BMW“ has lnllOdlm’d “ with a man at it. ind we lllStlliil I ‘
‘_ 113W bill to grant an honorable ‘1“ him. if the ciinie Is not too meat 13'“
charge from the Iniiitniy 592‘?“ ‘0‘ eiytliiug of mine is liable to disap
Charles “- H““’“’-" m l’ m“ 0 U" om IIeiIi if left whom no iisk is llit'l‘ill‘ ed
that was vetoed by the IIiesideni. The in taking it Bras ‘ 1
sea oi iouinnl heal
mason for the mm was that the inn ‘
f th lill I, t l onstitii- inns lll‘l taken by the wholesale cop-
gouge o e ’ man i Inc llt‘l' “he. and brass for parlor II‘uI fur .
ttonalin the judgment of the seeietmv Mam" 8 ar . u h
f war and the attoiiiev general. in g ‘ ‘" “WU"! "0”” of ”‘9
0 poll) w-Ioikeis but it is seldom thii
which opinion the president of course “9 haie me i . I
“acquiesced. The. new bill has been mum" " “ m 5“?” ii‘t‘ialit on
(brawn however so as to eliminalo the
noonstltiitional pottio‘us ot‘ the hill.
and it will probably puss (‘ongiess

 
 

 

 

Opcmmi 9i Sumo, Baum on Suits for Babies

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At no time in the history of the Boston Store has such a gathering of Suits been offered to the people. We have been planning for this opening since
last December. Our buyers have inspected all the leading manufactures of New York. selecting with great care. THE BEST TAILORED. THE BEST STYLES,
. THE BEST‘FABRICS tobc found in America.
' garment can be bought for clsewh ere.

You are cordially invited to attend our opening. You will find our Suits marked one-third less. than the same

 

 

Easter
mums and Shoes.

This is to be a lace and ribbon

I' ear. Dame Fashion 53 s. We be-
Hats, Bonnets. A won- y y

 
 

Easier Sinner...

Our import order for Ladies'
Kid Gloves is here; We have the .
best dollar glove. imported-the
profits are small in the kinds we
carry, but we consider it the best
method to carry out—we sell you
a pair of gloves fully warranted-
by the maker, backed up by the
Baston Store. in all the new and

nabby shades. modes. tans. pearls.
grays, white and black giacc and
suede-1.31 oo". ‘ ies of the clevcrest im-‘

Show mummy 690nm

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

f. lieve it. and bought very heavily
of all the good style kinds.
Neck Ribbons in two tones. Fancy
Black.lFancy White. Satin Liber-
ty. Satin Taffeta. Velvet Ribbon.

black and colors.

A fascinating display
worgty of the careful ob-
servgtiop of every admir-

dcrful harmony of colors
Fancy

 

woven with elegant grace

 
 

into becoming Easter
No matter
how charmed you are

 

er at. tasteful and stylish

 
 

Hpadwear.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Millinery. Elegant; cop~

CONVENTION MEETING AGAIN.

 

 

 

withvthe hat you select.

 

:fighliéli‘tinziimgll iiigugix‘ix.qiiiig(§3§. Mr, Waller Endeavoring to Get Date : Ladies Silk and La?” Giovcs—- ported models. Large the rice is sure to b The laces are here in great var-
, . . " . . of Adjournment Fixed. the new lace glove Will be much P e 35- . .
nautical: Volunteeis during the “In. ‘ _ , Hats Toqucs Round , lay—black, white, cream and
FOREST RESE m. W H All' 1 FORD Mm. 2i-«0m» hundred worn this year. We have them in . . appremablc.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and four members of the constitutional CCYU COIOI‘S;

inserting and all-
I-onrentlon were pi esent “hen the roll

§ bongrossman Hem-v has been aet- white gray, and black 50c and
‘ ting ls chaiimun oi the committee on

a ri uiture Iii-in thI consideration “"h ”m0“ 1"“ “‘5‘ 1'9501Hli0u lire- . 75c. -
'> ‘agdchearingg of file liili to purchase “mm“ “as ”'3‘ of M“ OSDOI‘.|N‘ of \0“ Children 5 Kid Gloves. perfect

the Appaladilan Inna m Nam, Cam ”In?" looking to final Iuijmunment. fitting and sensible styles for the
ins. Virginia and Tennessee. The bill H ll"""""9ll that the convention take a . young miss. at 59C-
. poses to make these tiacts of land ”"953 after All!“ 3. lot the puipose or We keep a fun mm bf the well-
into “forest iweseiies and involves an ham“; ”1" DI‘ODUSEG (OIIStltuiiou oii- k “K » Silk Gl
.xpenditure of 810.000. 000. An hunted “0559“ “H" ”‘9 DI‘PI‘lde appoint an ‘ “0W“ Elyse!" , t‘P . 0V“-
iate appropriation of 31000000 is pro "ngmfirl'lfl wmmitice of three men». .
aided for W the hill- hers and that when the repoit is sub. ‘
ANTl-lNlUNCTlt'm Bibi. . . :miittcd and accepted ihr convention
,, pongresiunun Sperry today piesent “‘{E‘J’Ryflfig “‘1‘; New 1.
it in the Hans-ea resolution from the ' .oudou ”‘i’l'ght
N w' Haven 'I‘ypoa-gIaphicai ”Nil". fai- it wise to fix the date of adjournment I

too Oi three weeks in advance The
orih the Hour (him Iiio'r anti-iii uni--
‘ tonight“, Which rpIotldes that of) in- only real 1“" to adjournment. he be-

 

overs to match. Prices from 5°C.
to $2. 50 pet‘ yard.

BELTS—All the very Inewest
in Silk Velvet. Leather and (Elas-
tic Belts. 25c. to $1. 00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Satin (lap. <msrch 2.2. \902.

Saturday winds up our great anniversary sale. and to make the end of our sale go with dash we have filled up our counters with astonishing bargains.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Saturday 3 Wondrous leaders: ,
Th: inst. 8c... Apron Gingham. 5c.; Fancy Striped Dress Ginghams. worth 12"“ 2c" 8c. , Best Grade Outing Flannel, worth 1°C, at yyzc . Best Soft Finish
Lining Cambric. ;.;.,%_.c.y ' Gray and Black Silesias. worth I 5c at 8 /;c., Printed Foulards, good coitus,

 

 
 
 
 

worth 69c. at 45c.

 

Motions can be obtained in times of
in“ II troubles or strikes to intertere‘
w h the. laboreis who may be trying

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Joliit T cumin and E. H. Weaver
{New Haven. are in the city and this
morning appesi ed befme the commit
toe on the“ merchant marine to advo.
the hill isliitivé. to contracts with
ts: . They‘represdn the ship own-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iieved to be? questions .of. special legiaa"
iation w'hieh iuemainedi to'he discuss-“fH

ed. Mr. Davenport. of Bridgeport. did

A motion bv Mr. Loomis. of Glaston-
bury. to reconsider the vote of yesterw

day. in favor of holding a session next '

Mondav. was passed. and it “as their

voted that the next session after this . .

be on Tuesda‘. according to the usual

 

 

 

 

 

.- large. .worth 35c 9a..
Full (size Crochet Spreads. worth
$3. 00. this sale. $30 ea

3a in Swiss Mliie for s... Cui
thins. worth ifllée yd. Se )d

‘ 25c es.

Men's fast black cotton Hose
regular Paige quality anniver-
sari sale. . 6c
Ladies fancy drop stitch, lace.
effects. in black, blue and tan.
for this day only _ the

price 3c
iI‘aucy Elastic Web. regular

price We yard. sale. price.
safety Pins. all sizes. regular

price. 5c, sale price. , . 2c ‘

Belt Buckles. gilt; oxidized.

.. ~ Children's. Past Black Cotton , Malds' House-Dresses. light col-

, to adjust. their dltfjiculties with their '81:):1'1‘111’mofthiiw‘i“ Shamdog" 0"" ““d' ‘Dm‘WS‘Wt Ribbed Hose. double knee. Sins“ Wares “\SRWBOTIS. ors. neat stripes. a garment

{employers The petition states that ,0.“ ”f t 1“,,“ ’9‘“. °“ ‘0 “'m an Linen Crash good value. at regular 2 for 250, anniver. up.“ P. _ 1 .H, r" having the effect at Shirt

‘ Que this relief is not granted it will inattllIrs grail) £95512: ‘ui‘i‘ Sidingiiiitigllt tile “1'. 7%" “I“: 3 ‘0" 25” Otiiiper 2L:(.i§?o§g {gi‘m 1 )- u ’m “7"“ and skirt With belt, good

8 made an issue at the next gentrnl oration. His motion that the Osborn Hone) Comb TPWHS‘ “01th.. "c ““8592 “"9 ribbed black COL Dexter’s Curling lr.ons three siz- (I'll‘e'inilnatll? I‘ltlftitill'ir horn:-
'VISI’I‘O S AT THE CAPITAI resolution beiaid on thetabie was can ea. , uC 8“ ton Hose. good wine at lilt‘g es. regular price he. sale si :6 t . ,g ( 1') Sid"

.- ‘ ried by a Vote of 7? to. 36 . Turkish Towels. 27x54. extra. this sale. , Wt" 4' .- a -

Children‘s light color Gingham
Dresses, sizes 1 to 4 years.
regular price. 36c. at 210

Ladies’ Muslin Skirts. deep iim-
breiiaiawn flonnce. with four
mws‘ oft Valenciennes inser.

' of New Haven and “flaky. and custom “bite. Domet Flannel good va- . F. ,_ , . - .
' , . ‘ - . ,. , touch “”13. regular piicc. tion and lace trimmed indie,
made statements before the com . -' a 4,; . - . . . fl Thwbm 5ckyd k ”girl imgipghti$gitéiigiunrisdwfiptiéimfi 25c. 5.1191,“... . 15C regular price $1.69. for our
A MOTHERIs ACT. he est nown ma cs 0 , - - - - . (‘cilnloid Hair Pins 1 doz In Easter saieL $1.25
"w entice Chase and ASSi3iflnt l w 1 0 33 worth 'sizes, worth 35c. anniversary ’ ‘ . r . . - .' .
Msecutifig ttorney Richard H Ty- 13c Cases. 3 zes a x ”*6 sale, two pair. , . 45c box. during this sale. be ind front Corset Covers with

 

,er, of New Haven. stopped off at

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Committed Suicide and Caused Death _

of Her Babe.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“'1‘“ a 9“ “”3" W” 50“” ‘°“g new lOVDON March Zi—Mis Al times 98c special 49c ea. mohair ends worth one an- 5.15.119 .
p . , J , ., . .. .. .. _ price 19¢ coat. regular price 35c. East-
“ t igméfie $.13“ “32’ ‘hfngezit' fred A. Brown of 128 Pequot avenue. Full Editable kaluS.-the $1.00 niversury sale. . 12W: ianev Collar Tops regular 9" sale prIce 25C
” a r ‘5 ngus er committed sulcide’yesterdsv by set. kind, anniversary price. The doz. , Odd lot of Men's Fancy Shirts. price i0 12%... and Lie sale .adics white P K. Waits-ts. all .
ml Itei'ifll for 9. Sketch on the‘ “1,1152” to heilglgghing; :ndbingldent- 1 ‘ ' . . 311th lor twithout collar. whilt;9 price 59 lsizes regular price. $1. 25. at 75¢: ‘“
, a v er son ,age a on one ' _ ~ el’ as _ .. . C Black Sewln 9
:1 “.Whilefggh'rlsz 321% y'é'ai was also b ed to death. Mrs. WM“ “683 900M» , . , 9:“ ' box. sale griggk I” spools u1’90 30““ 90023.

6 15);)“ y e Bowing husband. ‘srents visited the 40' inch Henrietta. in all colors.“ 'fit‘uhe“ ‘Dwafimufi Sorted sizes Mourning Pins Cuttcma 50w ‘ . 150
house to clean the “lower tene‘m andblsck regular 25c. for this . regular price 5c sale price 2 Packer's Tar Soar. ‘ ”I!
which had just 1) en vacated . sale . 176 59c Willow Clothes Baskets «the [0,; ’ ’ MI. Coigate's Turkish Bath Soup, 3::
smelling smoke went up stairs. and. All Wool Black Figured Jain aac Lantern. Dietz's side lift, 386 10;: quality Pearl Buttons sale i’ear's Scented Soap. 13c

log the bodies still smouldering on the hoards. 49c quality, to close . 29c Parlor Hmong; 19c , price '~ 6.. Pear‘s’ Unscripted Soap. :9c .
floor. Mrs Brown has been showing ‘ at * 25c ’ No. 2 Universal ood Chopper Kleinert‘s Hook On Supporter ‘ Cashmere Boquet Soap. . 19c
signs of mental aberration for several ‘, . 54 inch Cheviot Serge in black. ~ 31:10 rpgulnr price. 25c. sale price We Rubifoam. ~ 190
8“ connection with an 91‘! days but was apparently better yell .' 31'. 25 quality, 81c -l (It. Earthen Baking Dish 8c_ " ’ \ Caider‘s Dcntrine. 17c
. Theqceis to “3 "t d.“- Sh:I w about- 30 years of 60 men (it wool Oxford Gray No: 8 Wash Boilers 1: tin cop- mg“.‘om“ Department Vaseline, . 3c
. .i \. Kmey, worth 51 75 tomor- per bottom. 98:: Browns Perfumery 29C 0:.
; 53w . . $115 . 12 bars best Latmdry Soap, 25c i‘.adies Eton Jackets. dip front. Mennen' s Powder ‘lsc
f 28 non MIMI colors. worth 4 (It Tin Pails. covered. 10c regular price $5 00 $3 50 Wood Violet Toilet Powder. 8t:

. 29c. sale price. 19c Three onenuart Bottles Ammo- Ladies' Black Cheviot Suits, Royal Tooth Powder 8c .

5- _ ‘ , .1. 2 1|ng . l’it h 19c. , 1f‘uiti flare «fillr‘tbélr Izont :iazc- Rubbrif Dresaing Combs. 150 '
.. -.. '~ 'I . ' (1 Mel C ers cc _ e . a goo .. sui Just 4 qua ty. , 10¢:

9 “05““ and ““ihm“ 5 Inch ruminant assotted col or them in this sale. at 37.49 the Tooth crushes, 5c -‘
.. Lam East Black. Sentient. ,La'dies Oxford Gray Walking 25c quality Writing Paper. ‘Isc. . ’3

 

 

 

 

GA Chenlle Covers marked at

Hose. fancy embroidered
wbrth 191:. this day o'niyi,

 
 

 
 

Man‘s Suspenders. good web.

prs. with gold. and silver dec-
.. tile

3 and 4 inch Liberty or Taffetta
Neck Ribbons, regular price

Skirts. regular price 84.98. at

four rows .of Vaieneiennes i'n~
teition to match above petti-

)15c‘qnaiity Writing Paper, i he .’
‘2Ei EnVeioper. for '. so i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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