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9 AI! MARCH 24.1902.
riser 5:49: sets ozoa.
wtide 12:”) p. m.
u annulus... 'fi'oj.’
Mahala be “drawn to Tina
l.‘ Puma-i letters not desires
ilahehl‘hls on connecting
crimes by laying a track
Washington street» railroad
. ‘ 1rilp again tonight. lov-
“ it Inn on taxpayer whole inter-
this , ttor should nppenrbc-
he mayor and Common Council,
‘ ll rddln relation to the pro-
ll probably be the last
Killed thcpnbllc to do so.
“EVENING spiritual. . .
‘ HOLY it illness...
Arranged for south Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church beginning Tomorrow.
Holy ,chk is the most fitting time
self and for special prayer. This is
the anniversary of the saddest days in
our Lord’s lite and is observed in many
charchvunthe Week of Prayer instead
of their“ week of January. The one
tor and deacons of tho South Norwalk
Congregational Church request mcm-‘
hereof the church to give this week
to prayer and to soil sacrifice. Spec
iui services will be held in the church
each evening chi-cpl Monday and Sat-
urdny, and all- who can arc urged to
set everything also aside to attend
thescw,
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.. too subject will,
be "Prayer for My Own. Self.“ with
short addresses by .lohn ll. Light and
J. ll. Lawrence.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m., ”i‘l'nycr tel
all Churches." with addresses by S. C,
Palmer and Frank A. Ferris.
Mnundy Thursday. 7 :45 p. m., an ad
dress by the pastor on the question
of the your for the examination of onow
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cannon.
usWaor‘rl-in v Mré. a.» . i
am,“ gums". and PM: Music at, Organization :vmtht A‘boutllio Froml
Y to , a . . 9 cone to are.
°' "I.” 8 Mc” , The lecture by Captain Richmond P. 5
Rev. Mr. Duncan preached two 910'! llohson.iast1i‘riday night. will not in
quent. instru‘tiltchillndhimpresslvc stir-I y. M. C. A, in the Wishbophood of 3
mons yester W" h i 0 mm‘“ "3 ,"ii Captain Hobson declined tonccclt an < 3 -.
topic bellig"Tli0 Desire of Nations} in; remuneration ‘ for the valuahlle our): ‘5 iional ”mm. In
Tilt) $3313.1ngiggfiufe‘l-itlléili‘lgx'g 133:3?21 him“ rendered lily himself, other than i
. ‘ . . ' ' i s expenses, wh ch were not argc.l~lo
31:32:“ in thin eLsJew‘lleie—gpr‘esontfigi save one of tho,‘b st endorsements of
e on , s an on (calling .me y, M. C. A;
earnest consideration of tho ‘ll'lltllllotlll‘ accomplishing av
Finer CHURCH Mtielc. '
MAJ.
Programs Arranged it;
for Good Friday and I
r0 1 grams have bee
00 f A. S. Gibson for the First Congrog
Norwaikz‘
FRIDAY EVENING AT 8.
Good Friday service.
{ l’roiudo-Symphonia Poem, "he Vcn
redl Saint." (Good Friday)
h
nd the work it let .
‘dheard in The Nor- [Anthenl—~"Aliid
account of its being Easter thrrc will 3
be no meeting at the rooms next. Sun- .
day, but the first Sunday ill April wu. .
tllc organist and director. Mr. Storm-g
out. was it musical gem in fillC‘Si. sotv
grotto pastoralt’i; aiicgr'o nlnrziaio)
ting, and ill which was it blondillg of‘
Prof. Gibson
star Sunday.
The following excellent musical profit
n arranged by Director ‘
‘ F. dcla Tomholie,
if our nation. . , ,, ‘ .. ,0 With Me" Win- Refill
The choir music of the evening wusi WM“: ""‘l ‘9'“ ‘9 rotary Norris that iQunrtoite—ZO Sacred Hdiiil. NOW;
approprluui to Palm Sunday and or n ’ in“ 3- iii. (,,, A. could command hisl Wounded ....... .- ........... Liszt;
character lliglliv err-dimple to all colr. ”rm"? “i "'1? "mi" .Antllcmw'wow About the Sixth Hour";
corned Mr (ll-Iowa sang "The Palms"- W. "- Wiitrrhllyy. tun. town clerk or; ........................ Blittk:
hv [rang-p n} omega,“ spirit to giro. Stamford, travel- it very interesting i i’ostlude-«March from "l’ai‘sifal." (pi-;
it. a rcndition of the most artistic clulr-i mm M the M" till ""“Ith yesterday i ““0 with organ) .. ----- whim"
'lctonund willi tllrililng'climax. 'i‘llci nl'tl‘lrnoon and 2. ill. Stephens sung iEAS’i‘Elt SUNDAY MORNING. 10:30.,
"Holy (311%"Xll‘i‘ullslidinrqliuriuti‘uliyl "on. Jesus, Thou Art Standing." 0n ll'ralmio—l’iuno and organ. Symphonic:
Poem, "llas Preilldes,” 2d part tulle-j
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“9013‘?“ hi DOV".- New Crucifixion" will be sung, and the Sac
a new phase on the rament of our Lord‘s Supper will be
‘ business‘in that State and cans. gltlimliiistgredl to those who wish to
‘ , . ‘ ‘ . l o a n t c r to on the anniversary of
, ‘ druggists much concern. rile:its institution.
“(1‘9“)le ‘that'the holding of the Good Friday, 7:45 11 "La urlrlmye,
plied Statos‘revenue license for the for Those Dead in Sin," with addresse
uh of‘llqllor wasprlma facle evidence by Deacon Edward Beard and the pus
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8- sale of Mount otllel..than for! A special musical program in com-
dlolnalpurposes, and consequently
latib’ngof the statute. New Hamp-
g memorittion of Palm Sunday was had
‘in the South Norwalk Congregational
mm, It will he remembered, is a pm. Church, yesterday afternoon.
llbltlon stale.
There
. was a very large attendance. and the
Esclections rendered by the quartette
lwerc of a vcry artistic nature. ‘lhey
, _ . lwore Calvary. Darkness. Stubat Mat»
he [OHOWhli-‘l letter the other day: Eur Dolorosa and Passion Chronicle.
an‘Prenllw’ Dottie Carnage liber- } from Buck's Story of the Cross. Mr.
'nd Books teenhin Mntthewmnt- " Force sung Faurc‘s The Palms. The
“ " - . 3 _._, .a . pastor, Rev. Paul Moore Strnycr. gave
a to.0utside ”in “up ,l “ ‘11:; a very interesting addrrss on the
‘9 390k“ on M“ thcwmattlcs, “9’ ; sixth word from the Cross. li‘nthcr Into
yi‘ghta on spellin an am a party .
, 'l‘hy Hands. Mr. Stormont presided
good rammatlclan, it I do say it Mi~ . at UH‘ organ at the runner servlcc. and
m I kin Spel an Grammarlze but l Miss Elizabeth Smith. of Milford, in
, ‘tlls morning. Both are i‘lxcellent mu»
Wilhewmi‘ii‘“ ‘3 0““ “’0 MW" ‘0”. «liclans. The subject of the Easter
I... . : , , l ermon will be "The, Stone Rolled
' “ " ' Away." At vcspers the pastor will
It ‘5; announced that Prince Henry or I, speak on the last word from the cross,
on.
after completing the fleet ' “it is Finished." Bartlett’s Easter
livers during the coming sum- Cantata, “From Death to Life" will be
‘. will resign the. command of the sung.
h quadron, which he has held for; PASSiOrVJEéK SPECIAL SER-
VICES. '
9 cars. Prince Henry has hold all I
A sericsof services appropriate to
tlanta Constitution received
itions- in the German navy up to. ‘
ail-or admiral. The only peasihic aaifiogivti’eg: will be limit in the ,Ilfirsl
‘ . , , .e o s g. arc as o ows: nos
higher commandos "1‘1““ u“ “9‘9“" day evening the meeting will be tr
squadron nlaueuVers, “'thh hill-'0 hi' charge of the class leaders; the sub
, erto been conducted under a general {gt-ta xvii; be "(Pixie Dlay Dot Conflict."
t ‘e n‘ . n is ex cairn . '6 nes 8:1 eveuaatle 'nwom lea
tgggglgiinczfflrnrn will be in 06,5“de ' sue will conduct the service. Snbjec
. - y , ' _"The Silent Day. On Thursday even
9‘ , the double squadron maneuvers ing the pastor, Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
xtlyear. will have charge of the service, nnt‘
. . ~ m . , administer the sacrament of th
The manager of a big life insurance iLord‘s Supper and give a short nd~
company recently received the follow- dress on 1"The Day of the Passover.“
, , .5 be Friday night meeting will be iv
in: ingenious and interesting lettel lchnrge of the Christian industrial
but a policy holder: “1 hold a policy 5 League; topic “Thu Last Dny——lt 1,
it our company for $20,000. on which i Finished.” Rev. Mr. Duncan will givr
"have paid the yearly, premiums, 1 in brief address at each of the services
~" , . , , » ,, 2a up can invitation is extended to all
ha 8 “0“ to ““0”“ you that my phi- i to aftend these services. which are
with“ advises me that i have a N0 commemorative of the Lord’s last dayr
pounced case of appendicitis and ms oin the cairn). iIt is; hoped that the (331-
'> , _ . list , i re mom ersh p o the charm may 9
$§$9?sh§v:ozgzzfise:) alsifsiiold ; present at the Thursday night service
,. attire only have of saving life is an i TRANSFERRED THE ORPERATOR
iteration. which, with hospital ca-i IDesignsh Bourqnc, night ‘Opcrnto; ii
' ~ . - tilt“! at ington stat on, w it) was at
”fisz'ntflll‘égf‘; 20%,?! dgllgs‘nggfig inn. bound and gagged by burglars one
.night last week, has boon transferred
hie that l 0va it to you. who have so .1 to Wcstfleld‘ bliss.
tune a pecuniary interest in my iifc.‘- .-.-
" ve you the option copay the cost _ .
ofith‘is operation to save my life that, 3'
‘ continue :to pay you thev'yearly ,
in me on my policy (I believe that
otherwise strong and healthy), or
a, the alternative to pay the 320.000 to ,-
my beneficiary within a few weeks. l.
“ quite willing to be examined by .
physician you may name and to
rayon select the operating surgeon;
mediate attention is, of cont-sculpt!
fidratlve." ‘ i ‘
, WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
Dachau add. very much to the ap-
.,' at height of a sleeping room by us-
ng daintily striped paper and letting ,
‘ tribes run. quite to the ceiling and i
biting there with a neat molding. ’
Theshirt yokes of lace or shining
area boon to the woman whose figure
needn‘tolbe rounded out artificially.
mentally those of shitting. This is a
mite fashion with the French.
Harper's Baler gives directions for a ‘ , _ t , {C n ecli-
dedly and pain d for a luncheon, He represents the S nice o n
ballsof cream cheese are rolled. ,cut, particularly the Twin Cities of
chosen one are . laced twm ,
on,“ fins}, waithu‘t. making } Nor-walk. dailyin the capital city--
*w§$$7;m§£¥i:§;gfigza‘g _ Haw. York He also represents to you
timer! about These are laid .0“ - faithfully. honestly’a‘nn truly the. great
At "Joseloff’s
Strictly Fresh
. CoddtryEggs
15 for 25 pts‘.
~ ‘ 72 North Maine-Street. "I
Winninnnn "
JOHN l. GIMP
(it you don‘t know him. you ought to}.
TV CHURCH.
‘inundy Thursday and Good 1“
at it) a. m.; I
ept Maundy Thursday and Good ,Ii‘rl-I
iny at 4:30 p. m. Maundy Thursday: l
Morning prayer. 9 n. m.: Holy Comlnn- .
lllOll, 7:30 p. in. Good Friday: Morn~ ,
ng prayer litany and sermon at in a. r
n. The Three Hours’ Service, w....‘
addresses on the Seven Words from
he Cross. Silent prayer. appropriate.
hymns, prayers and, psalms. These,
hours spent at. the foot of the cross.i
not as tho curious and mochlng‘ruhblo i
pent them. have been ihspirinu and:
helpful to all who could be with the?
pastor in His time of trial and suffer. .
ing, as well as in the hours of Joy and i
‘riumph. A cordial invitation is given .
‘0 all to loin in those hours of orator
riday
worship and study. Come and stay as -‘
‘ona as you can. come ill at. any time
luring the service. Just before cairn;
*ddress there will, he a hymn. durinvi
ibis singinn is the most convenient!
true to retire ‘it' you cannot stayi
"hronehout. , Thent‘or those who are;
not able to be present at any of thc‘
=ervicesdurlng the day there will be .
\ervios of evening prayer and sermon .i
'it half-past seven. At evening prayer i
in Easter evening. Holy Baptism wall
'3? administered. l
'rniivl‘r'v cHuncH easven pay. l
Full choral cclubrntlon of the Holy f
‘ommllnion music by the boy choir at i
:30 a. m.: ‘
’lgoccssionalw—ii‘clcomc Ham).v Morn.
ng. ‘ ‘
iyric Eleison
lloria lei‘ .......
iffertory solo. '
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Barnby g
Taliis ;
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loxology—Old Hundred. . i
Snrsnm Cords ...... Cantos Polelnill' i
lactns ........... . . . ; . .. Tucker-man
\gnus Del .................. Garrett ,
'ioria in Excelsis; Old Chant. i
'lmc Dimlitis Tonus Regiusi
Recessional—Thc Strifeis C'er. ,
Comfortable Words, Thanksgiving and i
Preface to Sanctna '. ...... Morbccke i
Organist, Mrs. E. )3. Manviilc.
The musical program for the tul‘;
whoral celebration at it a. m.. and for
the choral festival even song at 7:3il«
p. m.. will be announced later.
DEATH OF WILLIAM MORGAN.
MERIDEN. March 24.-Word was re,-
eivcd here Sunday of the death of -
William P. Morgan. the international
{liver Company's San Francisco agent.
vho died early Saturday morning in
bat city. the result of three paralytic
=hocks. aged 68 years.
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\ ll“ THERE 15 AN" KICK COL!
' WE ARE SELLING A LARGE
BETTER THAN THE OTHER FELL
SUCH AS COFFEE. TEAS. CHEESE.
OUR REPUTATION HAS BEE
OUR GOODS.
ING CARD—THE FERRIS RAMS A
‘ ' A .- , ‘ a, be iloys' mm. mm a sprclui program Antllcln-«“liow Calm and Beautiful
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no? naturalists: .... i n... -------------- WW
1 wide range and a most pleasing vnr- ‘ "run socond Sunday in April Prof. Anthem-“As It “93?“ to Down Bug“ 3
’ety upon which Mr. Stormont is to be l’li-‘kengilil. 0f the Mt. Herman School. Anthem“ 1"“ the Font With Roses 1.
engratuiatcd. will give a storcopticon lecture oni ---------------- G. W. Warren,
____ M . Moody and his schools. ,Postlude—«(Organl Easter Offertory,
HOLY WEEK SERVICES IN TRlNl'. 'i‘llc Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar NO- 2 ------------------- J' ”mm“
Holy Communion daily oxccptf
evening prayer daily cx-i
i Stafford
, Paul‘s Church in the morning. and at ,
. the Chapel of Our Holy Savior. in the
rating a festalzanthsm.‘ Palms were
Tchoir sang Rejoice Greatly.
l‘lundav anthem. Mr. Ambler
l’l‘he Palms.
a son and three oth s, have broken the
y E)
liniour
dent Baldwin. of out lmnglslaad rail
system and other men interested in
the passage of til Pp
road tunnel bili’by lichlewYork leg-
islature. , . ' ', .
WE DEA]. you our A srnono llama. in you PLAY voun HAND HERE YOU WILL onr’u‘nn BEST 1'9"“ “men‘s ”“9 “mm" "”0“
RESULTS. OUR HOBBY IS THE BEST GOODS THE MARKET APF‘ORDS. WE ARE SATISFIED FOR THE
OTHER FELLOW TO SELL THE OTHER KIND. , .‘
- . FRESH VEGETABLES
NEW neurons, SPINACH, LE’I‘TUGE. cumm-
eruons. altars snorr. CRYSTAL ,
‘ we. CAN SUPPLY vonn Evnnv WANT wrrurnnrncr an‘l'lsrscrlox.
harles ’ E. Seymour. ‘
Leading Grocer.
EVENING AT 7:30.
Club will moot for its lesson nn'l rc-
' I’roltulc»—~“Les Preludes,” lat part (anal
heal-sill at thchoulc of Secretary Nor-
rlsl. No. 95 Smith Main street, this cv» organ
= on no. on account of the rehearsal for i """""""" ; """ ‘
Egyptn M the robots. :Anthem—ua Song for hostel};I H Allen:
l~lmmortality (arr. by A. s. (Hi
, ................. F’. N. Sheppard:
gCantata—«Death and Life H. R. Shelley
Containing solos for all voices, quur- .
, tettcs. ctr.
. l’ostludo—~(0rgan) Easter Oi‘fc
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dautc. allogro non troppo) piano and i
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PALM‘SUNDAY lN NORWALK.
Palm Sunday was very generally ob.
served in Norwalh yesterday and can
pccinlly in tho Catholic and Episcopal
Churches. The latter wereheautifnlly
decorated with palms and the services
ware special fertile occasion. At.St.
‘Inry'sl’athcr cAuliff, of St. Thom.
us' Seminary, o oiatcdland as is the
custom palms were given out. idirecwr, Alex. 3, Gibson;
At (trace Church the rector. Rev. .1. 5 Miss Sally s, Betti-i.
McClure Bellows. omciated all day.
The musical service: was carried out ‘
as printed ill Saturday's Sentinel.
illrv. John DrWItt Martin. .ir.. of
Springs, officiated at St.
Due
Quartette—Mra. «Lillian Sherwood 1 THE BEST STYLE
:’ Newklrk. Mrs. Reed ‘Haviiand. Horace 3
,S. Hatch, Frank Nash. Organist and:
LADlES’ TAILORED sun's
MOIRE SKIRTS
:Buddlng Trees. and Other Evidences‘ SILK SKIRTS
Of Summer. .
Palm Sunday proved a most nellgnt- : WALKING SKIRTS
“Wm“ trillldi‘t‘luy‘ fox-‘hthgi ”(them yea; tigdt iné
"‘ ' ,, , .., a one 0 ng erecor.yscr-g
place “‘5‘“ L“ M- Seileck. Rev. Alexan- 3 day also broke the chain of disagree l
f‘” l-iamliton and "'3"- giflhd‘? P00”! iabio Sundays which have afflicted that
also took part. John Vi. ,Wehlc sang ’ people during the month of March. For“;
The I aims. ‘ real, delightful, balmy Weather no bct- .
for could have been sailed for and to,
make a glorious climax the night was ‘
ins beautiful as the day. . The sky was
;absolutely devoid of clouds and the. .
ideep blue ground made a magnificent ;'
setting for the bright moon and thol
gisparilling stars. Saturday was also a?
the evening the rector, Rev. Rummy l"- L lino. spring day as also were the two .
Humphrics. continued his discourses ; days preceeding It, , .
On Uhrisilanity and the church. The Q The very wax-1n “veather of the past
a Palm ,‘few days has started the trees and ‘
sang 1, shrubs to working over time. Even the i
Tomorrow the celebra‘ . rass seems to have res tended to the 7
lien or the Holy Communion will be in i 51...... sunshine, '. ;
commemoration of the Feast of the
Annunciation of the . Blessed Virgin iFATHER MAHER DENIES abuonss
MM," , Palms were distributed in St. Jos,
=cphn‘s Church yesterday morning.
gRev. William)!“ p13. 1).. the pastor, i
jtooli occasion to etc that he know;
inothlng of the mothers regarding his.
,itranefer to another parish, but stated
any such“‘movc Was to be made
BEAUTIFUL PALM suuoav.
BLOUSE JACKETS
SILK ETONS .
SILK RAGLANS
SILK WAISTS
NEW GIBSON WAISTS
M “insert/ice at the latter
.mww
. PALM SUNDAY AT rniulrv.
Palm Sunday was a festal day in
Trinity Church. The church was tili-
cd at the morning service._ The choir
distributed to the congregation. in
._._.- Ham,“ ....__..
so MILES m Edit-WY MINUTES.
NEW YORK, Munch 241-Prcsidenl
A. .i. Cassatt. of the Pennsylvania
"siiroadxhis counsel. John C. John-
: that If
, , , ill would take placenta‘tllc m sting,
ladllersey our b , :- minutes. The :of the priests in Hartford on- hursv,
special train on which they made the fday, when Bishop Tierney would make
remarkable run «savoring the 90 1-5 isevcral new appointments. ,
miles in exactly eighty minutes. The - . " ‘
MIDDLETOWN MAN DEAD.
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running record Philadelphia
At no time in the history of the Boston Store has such
suits ‘been offered to the people. We have
rty, op. fslnce last December, our buyers have ins
Batiste ; tllrers of New ,York, selecting with gr eat
t‘EASTER OPENING or SPRING
TAILORED SUITS FOR LADIES,
a gathering of
been planning for this opening
pected all the leading manufac-
carc THE BEST TAILORED.
. S. THE BEST FA llRiCS to be found inyAmorica. You
are ordlnliy invited to, attend our opening. You will fipd'our suits marked
at tho Willi). j; one-third loss than the same garments can be bought for elsewhere.
P. K. wnlsrs
CHAMBRAY wnls'rs
MISSES’ sili'rs
MISSES' sxmrs
MISSES' JACKETS
CHILDREN'S LONG COATS
CHILDREN'S nanrnns‘
, CHILDREN’S SHORT COATS
‘ CHILDREN’S WHITE AND
COLORED DRESSES .
S rin ' i " incr
p g M ii . y
0 coin
P - 3 ’
A fascinating display worthy of the
careful observation ‘of every admirer
. of tasteful and stylish millincry.. Ele-
gant, copies of the clever-est imported
modes: large hats, toqucs, round hats.
bonncts-—a wonderful harmony of col-
ors, woven with elegant grace into lic-
coming Easter headwcarn No matter
how charmed ’79??? with the hat
you select, the price is sure to be as
appreciable. '
best previous record was made by .i. ; .
MIDDLETOWN, March 24.nilymanl
P. Morgan's special on February 7 ‘ p
which covered the same route in elgh» ,' Howard, aged seventy-four years. died ;
at the home of his son. City Clerk W. ;
minutes. President Casual
"am? to this city to confer with Fresh :0. Howard, this morning of heart dis- ,i
‘case.’ Mr. Howard was appointed in:
road. now part on. the lennaylvania .1886 by President Cleveland to be in-’
Minute rail- .1 of New York on
until about four
, months ago.
; leaves a wife and
. He i
; four children. ‘
Fine Dress Ginghams, fast colors,
CALL 5&2. ‘ “
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Aprons, from St: yard to 75c.
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i SPECIAL.-—Foalard Silks, many c
SPRING wAsu Goons
Our business on it ash Dress Goods was never so interesting. Simply
Lgpecmr of marine. boilers for the no” ! tlccnusc we have the. quality. styles and right prices. All the new and hub
I ‘ held that position: by Gingham, Mcrccrizcd and Silk Fabrics for Shirt Waists.
Dimity in many styles. in 1259c and 15c. , ,
Fine thin Muslin. spots and fancy stripes, 15c and tile.
the best of styles, 10c. 12%0 and tile.
All the spring-like kinds of White Goods, for Suits. Waists and Fancy
olorings, smart new styles, at 45c ‘yd.
’s 1 tOre
.pbilrlcu ralsounas escape.
ST. PETERSBURG. March Il—Ssv-
idOUht'ilDOn the wisdom of the govcrn~
, _ intent in sending its “politically un-
iNG l’l‘ MUST NEVER’BE 0N QUALITY. ,' . ,
QUANTITY on (ion swear nosv norms. war! BECAUSE n is i‘rim it “0“"? “PM” “if“ “thaw,"
ow KEEPS. AND so wrrn LOTS or GOODS. wn COULD nmmnnavr: ; are mid“ “91d 0'08"?“ "i “3,“?! f *
CANNED “0093' CRACKERS- Em . l‘r‘ih‘iin‘éfiié“l§££élf tiltieicfléil
N ESTABLISHED AIND is MAINTAINED B! THE HIGH STAADARD OF,“ Poltava, and which is related (in the
basis of two separate private letters is
perhaps characteristic. Some sixty St.
Petersburg exiles are living in Pol-
tava. a town of about fifty thousand in-
habitants in the agricultural south;
Previous to their srldvnl it was regard-
ed as a typical semnolent place. the
population being mainly distinguished
for llilteracy. During a representation
in the local theatre a few days ago
some one rose in the balcony and
shouted: "Long live Count Tolstoi.
the excommunlcnt ." , The cry was
taken up by other persons in the bal-
. RADISHES, PARSLEY. PARSNIPS, ETC A LEAD
ND BONELESS BACON, FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE. ORANGES,
DOMIND SUGAR. 4 "
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adsorbed with Much dreary .
,Clothiug and Outfitting house of
“a to. rust brim
and thin Mttcmd bread. which ‘_
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the clamiandremove the" tail. - .. m“ 9 Pay ‘ 0'
been put in the oven and crisped.
split tumour tumult the Can , ,_ ,
, Housekeeping tells how to .re- ,
’txke‘ou mermm.‘ n. “ j, ,' “ _'
t ’5?“ .Broadwaualré’li St.
the“ meat ill-om the shell of the
directions which may pmve
the novice:
mug which forms the
, contaminated booths bean» .
, “This intone of the repnfientntive as
and we will giveyo
“:ooon canaunav
GIVE USHALF
u a whole bargain. Tit:
week, and see for yourself. Watch for our.
Butter,
sinner mm cranial
, .GOLDEN swan ramming
_ so "Westgfwsshinoion st. So.*N.onvaik.
copy, the audience in the'lowcr por-
by. shouting ”Bravolfi Soon other calls
wereheard and the play came to a
standstill. ”The police finally cleared
the balcony, and the some evening ar-
mted all the, exiles in their homes.
There is no politicalprlson at Poltnva
and the persons arrested. were lodged,
in a trail Jail with common criminals.
They demanded the reason for their
the it weird business every time
a
. Give us a trial order this
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the Wars muchlover’t‘or‘ m.
grade than the sunflowers who have
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Finefllriy June Pen, 3 can: for
M‘misuteu rm : clans for
3 that! SolldPI‘ckchI Tomatoes for , ?
weeping {ted one in our Canned Goods
‘ arrest. and an immediate hearing. but
I . . Di , u m" .recei‘ v'cd no satisfaction. They there-
Qd mt ; ts. ‘ ‘ . upon determined to refuse food in or.
356 i ‘31va Bartlett PM. me: 3 dent to force concessions is a
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25c ‘ ‘ ‘ Singapore: Pimpplc try Ming _. cal prisoners turnout a hearing or in,
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to have fonnd’llamins monotonous after
will doll _ Nothing but the most stylish, new.
' fin- Ilen. Buys", and
”' new: no beget a pump!
use. fi-ee vitrification“ or our
thirty-airflow and began a riot. Ir
chutney Vere-Joined by the common
criminals. The political prisoners but»
rowed red shirtstrom the criminals and
. making. than! them, displayed then:
How the stair sailed seamed uncertain
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{ti-unworthy" elements to the rural dis- .
tion of the house showing, sympathy h
‘50 fill! her
mum. in revolt from the windows -.
One account says‘all the criminals as,»
BROWNBACK AGAIN.
Letter Received From Rev. Mr. Bach-
elor And ,A Reply.
Rev. George W. Brownback of [lead
ing, Pa, who is now known as Cupid's
target. left his homevr‘riday on anoth-
cr trip among,the,,eliglblcs who repli»
ed for an advéftisemént for a wife. 0n
the eve” f his departure, according
to a Ncwqi'ork paper, he received the
following letter from Rev. F. P. Bacll‘ .
star of the Hockannm Congregational
Lunrch:—— ‘ T , , .
I understood from Mrs. Brewer. some
two months ago. that you were con.
templating matrimony. and so 1 ex‘
pected each time that i sawyou to
perform the marriage service for you.
I last saw Mrs. Brewer in church on
Sunday morning and . she" looked Jvery ,
ill; Your conduct is heartless. if. she .
dies or goes insane, or if her good
name is niched fromjler, whose.fault
is it? She trusted you. i must appeal
to you for the sake of the church, for
the sake of Mrs. Brewer and for your
own sake. i beg of you to make this
thing right.
insists reply Brownback Wrote that
e was very sorry for Mrs. Steiner
and did not believe that she, was bor- ,
daring on nervous prontu‘ttomfle said ‘
that if she had one deact- fromjim
with aproposition of man/lag, e in it he ‘
would be willing any time to fulfilljt.
Browuhach has Issued a. statement‘in .
which he says that he is unable to no-
cure his ideal in Reading. ‘ He anyone
believes in moving an. oat-0M0“ girl
, _. ninth“ rm filtration}
be meddling into his homhoidlflfnlrs.
He says that there ianothipgzvtornnr-
may a woman who Ia ready to carry
every family difficulty miter-mum .
”southeast aanu'auntlao.‘ '
Saturdaynoon the'bnrn owned by P.
H. Brewer, in Soutbpon, was complew ,
In}; mtg)!“ 1:an . The train?”
. a raw from two}; ‘ on
which the owner «was. burning the
grass. The barn mm the
gem arrived. Them W. '
, ever, in caving the‘rndjolin
buildings. thickness in m as
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