Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 28, 1902 · page 2

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 

 

,.. up... I w.

 

"Tweed our competitors. ”

sinned Corner Ware:- . _. '

.libuvo “deficient. Ive lIane every article made in Copper. V Tee
Tee und (loll Pnt‘p, Pudding Dishes, ClIudlux Dishes, 5 oclock 'l‘eII.
. plhp celebrated "Marlon Harland" Galilee Pot.
Remember the? IV, is the cheapest lu‘ the

...

r I hint be made from“ wire from the smallest steamer to the
HotelpBrtillhi‘ will he found he to in great variety. This department
. nerve as sn educator to many

, Steel Enameled ware.
what the word implies, and a rat class perfect goods at that. No
do A complete stock covering every article made in the line. Price

in mparison to the high quality. ‘ ;

lve styles of Stondhrd Clothe s Wringers from the 4 inch toy to the
“to bench winger, and ell lull 26 per cent. under reduiar price.

Iii ELL‘S cARPn'r swnERIII At our PRICES.

; ; ; . IrANf' BLUE FLAME on. errovns, $5.00.

; g f‘WInfrII: MQllN'i‘AIN” ill. I: III I.II lI‘ IIIII‘RIIIII RA'I‘ORS.
"-IIAS'I‘IIII EGGS Ann Mormons»: IN L‘iilN’A INIIII lIASi-Tl.
Elinnyrnm
' hunt: nonunion SA'i‘lliiDAl' III'IININII. IIIAIICII In, 1902', 2 r. M.

lI‘Oli HOUSE 1.11.1? ANING.

‘OPEN E-VENlNGS.

RTEVANT

 

 

”sAsiran.‘I'IIoII§L“0I/a‘s,
In

; WHITE. AND COLORS. ‘

‘ chaired unnossn'cmsse ‘
lot 5
, moles ANof GENTLEMEN.

 

EA‘eTER III-:cKIIvsAII EASTER FABRlO oLovss

ln . ' ' yin“
, DOLLARS AND STOQKS, TIES AND} DLAOKI GREY AND WHITE.
‘ SCARPS.

 

 

 

a,..,-, I

EASTER. nlspons
. ‘ in; “ ;
FANCY, AND PLAN.

“sures sILI'I music

It;
DA‘RK AND LIoI—IT comes.

 

EASTER WHITE WAISTS

 

 

 

EASTERirfl'ERV MADRAVS. AND. MARaElLL-ss.
eLAIn Aug Aucv._,

 

EASTER NDVELTlES
_ in ‘
ElGGS AND. GHICKENS.
PICTURES AND FANCY ARTICLES.

 

 

 

altered. newt-“Ills.
motion VlOLBTs,‘50c

. x

 

. _

 

’ Slowly upward IIIIIrIaII thw

r we: vet-“-

'0in ill Milling Pun

Servirn lituin iiIIl'IIrII llIIIlllrIIIlI
ll“ Minn 'lIIIIIIIIIIlIe Minn:

_—.....~.-.—I..~

would you see the unnnul return or
llllastot' observed in II rounder at once

,Ibeauilrul. solemn owl- and inspiring.

liourniay at the close In holy Week in
the gray Moruvinn ‘town of Bethlehem.
in Pennsylvania. Here still survive
many primitive customs. ..
However it is on Easter; that the
thought which runs like II golden
thread. through all the devotions of the
Moravlsns finds its unique and effect-
ing expression. The Moravian observ-
ance of Easter. be it understood. comes
not It‘s an isolated incident, but as n
solemnly ioytul climax of an eight
days' vigil Which is begun on the
evening“ before Palm Sunday and is
devoted to the recital or the horde
Position. the Scripture narrative being
read by the clergyman as far as possl~
me on the actual anniversaries oi the
original occurrences:
elddster morning services lwoir
ecvcrni hours Micro Iih‘yhrcnh. M .'l
clinch Inst is lIIoiIIn in thin loud pen-
oiroiinr tones of the it'cunhouo l‘hI
tinmpcicin hove her.“ I; their ilncrcr
IIIIIII’IIlI; lIlii Irling iIum“ inc tintrIlL hm
int: pinyin] an arm dint; i‘iiilll on il
high. IIiIl l'.’ll-¢llli“‘;iiwl i-li.‘[l.~‘. ibi-y IIIIII‘I'iI
ilIiKIIIIn h t,;ln: slurping town :mllitl IIIIIII-‘Ii

 

 

inn, sidiipns IIi plume; (“131(4le iVIiI;IIii
iiIIIl I'Iith hloInrinniIm IIIIIi iInInInlI
ili4li' l'llilllll Ihc “IlIIIvniIIII. . Hi i u‘nnloi,
“within in lII-IIIIl,thII puttrriun In .IIIIIII
h-sn. i‘ml upon the slots» IIIIVIIIu-uIlp.
The ioIIthi llll,‘ iIIIsIIn‘IIII: III illl.“
church. my smile will no :II'IIII'I-I“: III tin;
coIIIiIIgIIIIII in». When the Ht‘l;'\'.ii'i' in.»
plus. Hit; church iniiiiml, find en tire nil
l‘lIVII upnroni'lnsn.

An :IntiIIIIn by In» I'lll,)l.l‘. II bricl‘. iii
any It hymn (51‘ two then the tSNil,‘
Inch. pIcI:I“,~IiIn-l b} the tIIIIulIoIII‘II, puss
Inn“, IlIInuulI the IIIMIIII IloIII niui llli IIIII
lil‘Hl III‘IInI lotions, point. Inimni
IIIpIIdIIIsl‘Iy'.liloncwho illl ihl;*!l_llili,‘til‘u'll-
Hi to? IiIII-IIhIIrI-b unit by the atrium
1‘IIlh whomi i.l'.Ilill Itrni trolley curs. how
lIrI,;-VIII:lII item “it: III.;iII,iIVl,IVIIIi,IIII tonne
prurosniu;
toward the nrnvcvurIi; More on llll,
IlIiIII: oi the hill the rillt‘llll’l miss II"
the iIonIiIIIIIIIII mowinn IIIIIIII IiIIzIIIiIIl
in: ii pnssIn through ill-r; lllllt’l ‘ry gnlr‘. I
lint-l. I'M in: MIL-z ol' lhi inilrn ll‘I-Iw
i’Illifli IiIII iirsiwhlswe of rho hipster sun

The priests. with uncovered hcaIlI.
take their pluces in the "center of th,I
burial ground close to on open grove.
lit? symbol of the resurrection. llohlnd
them stand the trumpeters. For on in-
slant It hush seems to tall from the
reddening sky then otter prayer by

 

. the bishop the, choir slope the hymn

“The Graves of All His Saints Glirist
..Blest “ the movement of. the song or.»
ccliemtius,r ut the lust lines or the sec
olldgvorecw , ;-
up to the L'md our flesh shell ily
At the mom. Ilsing day.
Then; inst his the, sun “clears the eastern
hilltops. the, congregation with deep
emotion tuhcs up the hymn-
Then let the lust loud trumpet sound
And let our kindred rise
A.Ivoke ye nations underground;
Y I: saints ascend the skies.

 

lugs. move! and two hymns the
bishop pronounces the souls of tin
apostolic grace. and the service is over
Later in the morning the Joyful Rosier
liturgy is rendered in the church with
great musical splendor. The, services

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

their attractiveness but all lull behind
the earlier greeting ol‘ the lestnl Iiav
in the impIesslon of personal faith and

devotion which the morning service

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

» “oi the country to attend it.——«i.edger

losses

1 cu II union

 

 
 
 

. never (oils to leave upon those who

year by year come from various parts

onthly

udge Benl Copenhavon, moi Roscoe
rites the following verdict: 'jl

‘ est. 1At times i could hurdly get my
breath. I could no sleep, at nights. 1
,w‘ént to any drugs st for some nledl
the and he recomended Ramon 3 Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets which ,found
he told me. They cured me
of at full feeling, end I can truthfully
I feel better since tuition them
More for years. RH _ . ; Heisted

""l‘l‘ii March?

Ii . . :‘l of. the Cheney

Inili3, new on r on stiiho Inner organic
The. organization intros.
hr form oi .3 locztl hmuih‘ ntillllllci

no, , sin ihlr

ell: rich in iron

 

“ . Intel) IIrvslIIIIl‘rsin.
. ICth’MtGI blunted. :huIlIIihthI-Iehc wus

i’IIIIIiIiII l‘IIIIIIIIIII UIIIIIIIIII III .

“tor I‘uId intends to light it

lhI Iivcr into South liniltll‘lli'm, llllili ?

unit?

After this there are responsive rend» “ “

 
 

for the rest of the day continue to hold ;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h indented and my food did not In I

 

oiling hich‘nnshold ‘ '

 
 
 
 

lendn the world ’

wiplo system

'.IlIrII trom November
sIuil'I in; great Inenlnll
einrlhor ciIIln'III'
that her reputntlun was injured in:
. compelled to go to the expense of slut“)
l-oi procuring counsel
At the, time of the uncut the rlultlflfl
“men at the town were very indignunti
nnd Immcdlntcly Int "mil Attorney
(lunch to defend the .‘Alficr Mills
itiulluiey was exonerutoil ilotn bionic
one was engaged no Incstlc in tho
Incidence oi‘l‘heodore ll Austin, who.
it is sold. hue taken a instill, In the null
o the bittur .
end. The selectmeu. will also assist
the girl financially. so it; it; eluted in
the damage suit. Miss ,Mullalcy In
still at the residence ot’M‘i'. Austin.
MERGER MEABuRR VEROED.
Governor Commie. Anhoanau Action
one Moiuhpr'ry Bill. .;
Bills MOiNl‘lS. "ions“; March 27-
Governor lummins many announced
“his veto of the Moleshury 'b‘lil, better
kuovvn as the. "merger Insecure." The
“bill removes the limit-oi indebtedness
per mile “that may be contracted by
railways running through lows. it has
been persistently claimed by those op-
posing the bill that it who introduced
and pushed through by the Burlington
railways ilbbylsts for the purpose at
enabling that corporation to. tulle over
the Northern Securities Company’ 3
stock in case the latter loses its open,
in the federal courts.

BISHOP TIERNEY’B APPOl NT-

 

 

l.i.till‘i?‘ili:ll, “blotch in»; II p
'l‘l-n‘ncy. oi the- ii,I;IIIIIIIIinllloln Iliu-
I‘IIII:c.““iIII:I announced lln: lollnwiud
:lilllilllllilll‘lllii

ilIv lII‘IIII homo; from the mini to

‘I‘IIII'IiI‘IWII.

iiIII {Iluililrn‘ “i‘rIinII'II, .,th‘om
bury in \Vllli‘l‘hlllld In:- In In'uislrl.

ltI..:V_ “1le i... ‘iIiIIIIIIIwm 1mm Ill.
l‘IIIriI its. Nlli‘\tlt',li in liiittilInIl

ii: I. \‘i. IlliIIIo iliiIiIIIIIIs. l'I'.Inu ll I’I. IIIII
min in lllllllIIIIv

9"

. inn ll‘

liv. . lIIhII MI Mellon, from St. ling;
IIIIliIIII'A Villa in lint—'II‘IlvlllII. ’
Ilm, .iIIlm iiIIiiIIvIIII. ?

ii'illli Motrin-xiii ‘

l‘IIIriIIiI’I; Norwich.

“ill Fl.
' .lIIlIII {I‘III' i-I Si,

N...
Ll"v.

i'I'lrI

Airgun! lot ‘I:

.. .w «h...

HM,
MIAUND‘I’ TiiUl‘lSDA‘I’ CEREMONY.

\IlININJI ,Mnll h“) ,1 Lilli!“ i‘i'i imin
(‘1;I ice-cola, llIiH morning ,II‘IiiquIiI
’i‘iIIII'nIiIIy.I IIIxI'I‘IIl‘IIIIIIIl III. tlu- i-ioi’hurr.
1in IrIIIiiiIIIntIl I“l‘l‘v‘,‘!li'l"il)’ In“ Wishing}
;I,I;II I‘WI or (\‘i'l'lvl‘ illfi‘ll own. The IIII-l
.llllll} Amt: illi' IiilIthl‘InliIr I'OI‘In-I, illitlIIIl
lug iiohert ti. IllIC‘IIrIIIlIIit. tin: i uiLtuiI
Stairs minister: ("linniiipr little the
«Irreltnu Iii liII inii Ii Strive loud
lion: (‘IIotIIlII~ l‘iovil ii." limris. ilw
.nIllI "In ml min and iii: in: i: .nil
W i llII- l‘t I» i IIIiifI' :Iiilii‘ \\lili'll ltla
milit‘fll} hung. lllli‘. to! inflow on illi‘
necks or the particleuu’td: whose as;
xreguic ago. was Lila) yours. The“ old
men were ancient dutch connotes. The.
ages of “twelve women recipients “of
the imperial mound} gifts aggregated
l.182 yams. "

MW e '.
FIVE DOLLARS ;A BOX.
. MI I. I

,The Price Out NoV Floure.With Him. .
“l paint to en our, the benent or
some poor dyspeptic“ that StunI-st’ Dyso
popsim'l‘nplets will give commit and a
cure every time. :“lI'l 'II“

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ .
The cogt 50 pent box i bought at my

gestion is all right again.

, Many of my neighbors have also
tried these tablets and iound them to
he lost as represented, and Mr Elime
'slso wants me to use his name in en-
.Ilord'ingz Stuart? I; Dvapopsls 'i‘nhlers
' u' l

. BU 32313:! .L;
l‘ontmgntdr. .

 

93ml CHA. ‘

 

. . lioniir bullium
“ Mrs. Jun“ Enrich,
min writ ‘ ‘Hli‘oi eighteen“ menthol
suitor-ed from who: i supposed WM
bladder and hidpd} trouble, Illilil (nob:
medicine l’mm more dill‘olcnr. doctors
ithont any I-Ilgrrof rum i roll. so ill

 

box of Shu-

Dyspepsia 'l'II hi see it thcy.

 

thinking i hrui Ily
ltdiillrce; or four inbiots nah i
all the ncid tronh] “ i

pirits are IIniInownI to.
.thnnhtul Endpoint?

 

 
 
 
 

. Santiago de Cuba. 83:000

4752.10.

drugglst‘s did the with and my Ill-“

.Vl‘ltlén ’
“oi‘ 'liomuio (.‘Itn— ,

i Iii i was hardly able to do nwr;

" ‘ .nnilec me feel no or never: rosl

 

Roulckiy cured by One

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”Iv-rm- mm .

I’I'IIIlI‘lIIuI lIIII llillllililiilll '?l||ill
imnulrr iinIIrIrIIIIIIIIII in thin

’llIIIr IIIII I‘ltglirdl III ”III: III
ilIIIlIIIII iii lmlul \‘lIitI ,l'lrIIIIr

\V‘ASl‘llNl’i'l‘Ol‘l. Mulch 2'l~—'i‘hI llivo‘v
iddnt this afternoon cent to Congress
II message recommending provision IoI
diplomatic and consular 'rcpIcscIItIIiloII
in (.‘ulIII 'i‘hc dressage in purl is “us
lolloWsz,.

”lo the longrcss ol the [mud States;

i commend to tic Conghcss timely
conditieretlon“ oi measures to; main-
talning diplomatic ,snd consular repro-
scntdtlves in (lulut. and for carrying
out the previsions ot the not making
appropriation for the support oi‘ the
army for the fiscal year ending, June
30,1902 approved March 2.1901" ‘

After reciting the provisions oi the
not the message continues:

“The people of Cuba have framed u
constitution I‘IIIln-sclm: the foregoing
; ruquilcmentu. and lIlIve.clecteIl a pres-
ident who is: soon to tithe cities. The
time is near for the fulfilment of the
pledge of lhrI linlicd Slim»; to tour-
.thI IIII‘NInrznnII III and control or III: in.
bud III lulu; III 2; lll‘llfllh‘m l on; mi
viIIII by I llt‘ IIIIIIIIIIv In" Will lilo; ll I
no“ beIIIJIIi ilim. the in; IIIliIIiiIIn In
the govmnimni ui (,Iniiu Lilitl the it)
IIIinIIIIIIn ILII’ rho military (ll‘l'llpiilll’lii of
that. island by HIV [Initial titular“. will
Hilil‘l plum III I‘lii‘ “IliiI «‘l' lily. “till. I'

‘li in newer. l} Iunl :lm'vill‘lli‘juil' l.~‘.ii I!
tip lenliiiihuwut IIl’ lill‘llimlllllllil II
intiunc 'il'Illli the. lli,l\""l‘llll'll’iil, or i‘xilw
should ('lllllil‘lilr‘ will; its inIIIIIIIIrIIIIIIII.
:III mil II“) IIIIIviuI 1i“ «tunnel for Iiw
'IIIIIIiIIII III IiipiIIIIIIIIilI IclIIilIIin; Willi

llII In W omit: IIII (ii upon ill“ will i'm 3

ill‘.‘ lIIIIIII-IIIIIII IIIgoiiI-iiI II Iii“ internu-
IiIIIIni right blunt: III (am out ilII I‘IIII—
VII'IIII‘IIIII In llIIIInI'IaIiWI'II- IIIndcel . ii is
dis” driviInlIiI; ihiii rounder rcprwsrnina
lion in» l'NiihlllitIlllltl, Without i‘liv‘lii," :Ii
illt‘ principal i'nlmn porn; iII.I:rIirI' IlIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIH'IIII“.with. tiIIIisiIIIIIi Indy in: will!
(lill‘it'll \Hlll IiIII». record In iin; turmoil
lion li,l"'tvt.i'llli;lll ivy IlIII i'l'lhulll’r unit lill\‘~
iIIIIIIIIn slumlm Isl the, Miller? Iiinlcr.
IIIIII tlIII omwli‘nn villain; in (iIIiIII
Indy. ham llii‘ Ina-:IIIIIIIIII‘)‘ lot-Ill mesons
l’llll‘llvlil thrill lor their iIuIIinIIIIs numb;
IIIIII ihvcntu tun-inn. i‘uI iiwnrnlmdinn
Ill. llIIIiI MI: Mr 1 t‘II-IIiIirc.II‘IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IlII‘Ii lll'li‘l‘lblllll ho iIIIIlIniilI IIIIIIiII end
in IIIIIIIZ'" illiMlllMilllllyIl In In lliilllt’l
lill iI .: HIiIIlI‘u rIn: '

owl‘nvryv cxtrsmrllmuy ' and mi IIII
Irr plenipotcnilury to the republic of
Cuba, $10,000.

waecreuny of the lcgntlou.. $2.000.

checoml secretary- *of the icguiion.
Slfiili).

dq‘oneul gonexnl ut linvnnn 35.0000.

c—v—Consuie at Cicnlpegos. $3.000:

do not Iccommund the present Ics~
loIntioI‘t or the consulates formerly
maintained at itmucos. Odrdcnns. “MEI—
tnpzns tinnitus. Sog'uu. Lu Granic

lid San Juan de Los Remedies. ’l‘hc
zIomnIercini interests ‘dt those posts
heretofmo how not been huge 'i‘lIIu

consular fees collected time during

fiscal seat 1896- iii sggrcgntc
it‘ls; believed chut'thr nclunl
needs of the six oiilccs'uumI-d cam be
efficiently subecrrcd by nge’nls llllllt‘i
the throe- principal consular chides. IIII- .
til; mcnts may show the neicssiiy or"
Int-cling: a full Iousnlnto In any point.
The commercial and political Iondi~
lions in the islands of CIIIIII while nu»
der the Spanish crown nilorrl little
hosts for estimating the local develop
mrnts of intercourse with this countiy
under the influence or the new rclu~
tions which have been crrnted by the.
achievement 0: Cuban independence.
and which are to be broadened sud
strengthened in every proper nor in
conventional pacts with the (idioms,
and by wise and beneflcent legislation
aiming to stimulate the commchc be-
tween the two countries. it the grout
tnsk we accepted. in 1898 is to be lit-
tingly accomplished.

' ». THEODORE ROOSEVFLT
White House. Washington. March 27,

1902. .

IONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPQIA.

Mrs. Fifanhlln EllwalK .39.“? Castle.
Del, me: "i suffered tor years With
dyspepsia.
trees and belchine i .tni'ed- everything
[could hear of but nothing“ helped me
till 1 tool: Brazilian Balm. And one 5d

the

 

 

gcent bottle cured me completely."

For sale by R. H. Pinistod and F. H.
Baxter.
, Booms CAN BE cHANGE.
. 'l‘RiIl‘"i‘t‘)\ N. .l. More!) 2I--Tho
"Sonnte toilet wall I practically no, do;
hotc pa‘sIIIIi the hill designoIiV to untu-
price the “United States Stool Impot-
Aim to told; no its preferred stool:
nhicii hears Set on per cenlt (llh’iili‘llilfi
and substitute therefor live per cent.
bonds. it now gnu: to the boost and
it is cxpcciod to men this nftc: noon
. wnw _
COULD NOT BREATHE, .
"onghs colds, (Vzrnnp, grip. llfonohi‘
other throat Iind inn“ iIonhlcs ItreV
unto Cough
“ One Minute Cong. (‘u e is not

 
 
 

ll

Cd

'“ it more experiment which g was only

,lemporsry relic-f li softens; and

unifies the mucous, drone out the in:
nunimntion and run res tho
‘Ihc disease. .hbsoluini; sale“

“One Minute l‘ .
thin; in c tainted

to
“hit, wile could not. get her
Mkllrcnlll,
done. it has been It i:
inmily." ‘

 

in oil my

I

 

* SIMIlsl-Illlsnlglg

Used to. hive great die '

.l

 
 

.. stood o5 With It hours
; h
and was relicvfd, by the first , ;

 

 
 
 

c

I If] R,

MREAD Q9;

 

 

Store closed Friday“ .

11:30.
i; t05

I

Take the elevator. ";

Established 1857

SATURDA Y’S PROGRAM FAIR WEEK.

Angclus Reciihl in the lorenoon from 10 o‘clock until?

Music in the afternoon by “lemme May from 2 o‘clock

‘I‘ .-:..

. '; - Tea served in the afternoon and evening.

Rams AND NECRWEAR

N eckwear.

Chifions for, evening wear.

lent. little Chatelaine." trg.’
fashioned ordinary pocket,

3:; handsome as you wish.
I'IISIEI‘IinI: Silver,

German Silver, from, ‘

iiy our heads. iron".
Siccl-lmmlfl‘l.
Black with sit-cl beads,

All Black. dull jet beads.

{In In

Carved Leather

S':’de Lo:- .tlIeI
l’i air. Suede Bugs.

l

price of

day. enough for every one.

get III. besides being, an accessory to the toilet.
i In o5. follow.
chainxmd net-work. from

elaborately beaded.

Some very IIlIzI: (Jinlllr‘tl. l.c;I'-.lII:I“

The early date on which Easter fails this season pro-
hibits a marked change in dress. but a touch of beauty
l ‘and freshness' Is given the toilet by a dainty new hit of

Rul’fs will supersede into; the newest ones are of
Liberty, Sills, Taffeta or‘Net with long scarf-like ends.
very? stylish and substantial withal.

Prices range from $1.25 to $10. or).

Novelties in made pieces for the neck abound; Stocks,
Tailored Effects, Automobile Scarfs, Lace Barbs and Ties
without nurnber; soft, bewitching Laces and elaborate '

CHA minors BAGS.
A woman seems lobe“ lost without the very convene
it mince the p Inc of the old;
is more Lcmmommn,‘

asirr to
it may be

$7 I~,I\io$‘o50cr
$50018: E37-953

Slcclmcudrr‘i, best quality. hIIIIIlIIIaIlc with brilliant

$5.00 to Minot:
lime to $4.50
$3 .50

$500

WRIST BAGS
Newlanr; elegant designs oi a popular st: lc.
VVIIlrtII: “olIIII hunchomtly I'Iaouritetl.
‘vViiIi iSlecI gold trail” and Ilasps

:53. so and $4.00
$4.00 and $6.04}
$.‘W‘
$51-75
the low
soc-ts...

his;
i‘ .

in:

GLOVES. FOR EASTER.

A most execellcnt assortment. as we told you yestcr~

 

LONDON. Mulch 27.—-liiug Eduard
ullh scorch oi thousands oi (‘llll‘l lips“

trIuoon His lllillt‘rlll will Irtnbnllt on:
the mini \nchl Viciolln IlnIl Albeit at
Portsmouth dud spI-nd a {on days at
Cones Theme, in; will no on II II'III-II‘ I
miller on the cadets. 'l"hcle was on
t'\llii0llllulil,\l cwdns In tho. I-unizi-
ncnt.
ore iIIIIlI III: rcuuisiiioued Io carry the
holiday towns. .

 

PRACTICALLY STARVING.
“After using a few bottles of Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure my wife received per.
foot and permanent relief from a se-
vere and chronic case of stomach. trou-
ble." says J. R. Holly. real; estate. in
sprance and loan agent. of Macomb
ill. “Below using Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure she could not out an ordinary
meal without “intense suffering. She
is now entire cured Several plush:
inns and remedies had rolled. to give
reliet.‘?~ You don't have to, diet:

 

one will ulvlmyu digest it for you.

 

SIXTEEN DWELLlNGS WBEGKED.
WlLKESIBARRE Pin. March; 27.“

“it, llnhitoun II smdll mining village
near here by a com in III the abandon
oil Norih’ (soiliv Iy oi the lionnsy‘innin
(‘ouVi (‘olnpmw
III iioodint‘; tin unnc and the entity is
“lending. Hugo fissures have an

mnnv houses; tile in danger Ilicslrlonts

of; unffllv

CAN'T KEEP l‘l' A SECRET. ;
The splendid uni k or DI. King's
New, Life Pills is daily cumin 8; to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever known helm e.

ing to min 03

stipAtion, Rich Headache: Bilimisness
Jaundice and indigestion.
hop. on F B Baxter? s drug store.

nonexistent; for no: I;
organised and; thcr are

it throughout the; coun-
eir demands but
e..

ii in th extra

 

Sixteen dWcilinns have been Wrecked“

.\ I-Iokon norm “:mIIII'

l'l‘honlntnds bless them for Inning Eleni.

 

Bridgeport. Conn.

Mun-iii,

 

i

tm IIoliIhn lllltlil'ls loft London this ol‘v

l

I

i

Forcrul extra passcngvr stcnm- I

i

Eel -
any good food you went, but don't ov- ‘
erload the stomach. Kudol Dyspepsia _;

poor mi in the stir: in of the town and “

in the vicinity of the minr .Iro rcmov» “-

in them. ..

Alli I'biost? "
‘ valley. one“

are recruit to be (In; .
j rumble in granting ,7
=todctsoonnccmlntolther. '
one onto ii 1 1

KING ENJOYS EASTER HOLIDAY TRANSVAALERS AT KRDONSTADT

KIIOONSTADI‘ Orange River Coi-
onv TIWSIIIH. March "5 v—The mom-
horn. of the TI IInsIndl. gotolllmhul
behind in \Itian President, Schalh-
lluI gin; iiI'l'lVll Ii here Sunday. On Mon
Ii. I,\ morning one III“ thc Dom delegates
w Is L" lllill‘il through the British lilies
blindfolded on horseback and under II
whitr flag: to :11ch President Stew.
The dcl Iva-Ito has not yet I".ctuIned The
other InenIths of the party are qual
tcrcd in a pr'ivntc house. nhére they

= Inc :Illoucd consldeInble liberty. 'l‘hev

\\ ill her e several

days.

IIIIIhIIbl} Icmain,

 

if people “be are subject to the an
“03ng ills ulislng from It torpid llvor
would take a fortnight's course of Rs
mans Liver fills and Tonic Pellets
they would not have to be almost can
stantly dosing with strong purgatives
:Ramons Treatment does the. work
thoroughly yet gently. 2o cents. R. Fl,
Plaistcd. . ' " ,

MlNE MATTERS DISCUSSED.

NEW XORK. March 27—John Mitch-
ell. president of the United Mine work

9(3er of America, and his ascoclates. of
.thc committee. named by the Sistine-

,kin conv‘ontion tvont“ int)?» (inference:
today with W. ll. Truesdale, president;
of. the Delaware. Lsckdiirh unit.»
:Wlltilr‘lii, li'II'lrw'aI: i’l 'Thomnsi}.
chairman of tho ho: ml of Eric H Int-mm

(‘ coronary; Geo. ; iincr ot‘ the Renii .
lug lplllfllifl. :IIIIi iiulIoIi (llyphrtnjt.
nrnsirlonr IIl‘ llit.‘ i :t‘hiwurn Iii Hinton;
Cmunnny, ~- .

 

 

 

4.

 

LOCKJVAW FROM CODWEBIS’I
‘obwebs put on I; In. t lately, gate n
woman lochjau Millions know. that
the heel. thing to, put. on a cut, in knoll.
ions Amino Salvo. the ininllibio‘henl
er of Wounds l.I' ice-It‘s... Soc-23., IShiu,
Eiupiioris Burns Scnlrln“ and. Files [it
no pay. Only 200 at 1*
Drug: More

I..,,...L...—-».__4,.._..I..._,,p

Laolsterive $155.5th

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Baxte

tom-norm! the. l
irrcen; onmhupdi

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

aod;. ‘

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan