no doubt whateyer that the
liar? American who reads
‘ own from the Philippines
logisbame. Our army is
or national name is
' S all" have been pursuing a
' wholesale and deliberate
y have made of their
ply, '.'the hired assassin's
all four United States old
that Gen. Smith. chief in
that island. ordered the
‘ lnatVionV bi the inhabi-
dv thrVn were his div‘
aicr Waller, and make
wling wilderness.’ Asked
as to be any age limit for
s a wered so it is sworn.
ing' 0 hr ten!” Such was to
tool the island third in size
hole archipelago. with 200, 000
hristians dwelling on it.
can General plumes him
881m that he ordered the
{only the greater part of
V n, and did not dash thVelr
against !a stone!
e eyes of the worl'd'. only:
I or Americans not to be as-
seems as if we could not
our heads again such scorn
it'g‘ei‘s are sure to be pointed at us
cry quarter Imagine English-
stilling of our meetings to pro-
agar tchVuVeities in South Africa.
iii . Even defeated and dis-
pain will retort on us for our
8 and Torquemndas outdoing
We shall have to rewrite olii
s. in Professor Worcester 3
ii the Philippines. for example
an account of a Spanish expo
Samar in'1649 to capture a
,. hiefwna'm‘ed Sumoroy. "They
to take SumoroVy, but found his
the villany which the Spanish
'us," adds the complacent Am
istorian. “literally tOro the
as old woman to pieces. " in
rofessor Worcester
Vy.whlch the Spanish
we executed, and even bet-
could be greater. and that
I it can.
. ness and iicentiousness.
. 'ing is, done, and we are les- f
But Congress and the press
must not let ,‘pny or these evil deeds“
‘ he covered up. Especially would we
' call upon the religious press to speak)
out. It has been rejoicing over the
'door for the gospel opened by our ur-
my in the Philippines. if it Holds its
peace now, it will become a narrator
in the. blood of those massacred Vis~
ayans. .
Furthermore, the military authorl
ties._ with the Commander -ln»Cirief
Theodore Roosevelt as their head must
ath speedily and publicly. He issued
u.’ manly order to the army the other
day. warning soldiers against drunken-
Surely he
cannot sit by dumb when their super-
ior officers order them to become mur
deters. What we maintain is that a
court-martial for Cen. Smith should
be convened, instantly. and that, if
found guilty of the crimes alleged he
should be shot. Con. Kitchener has
had some of his murderous officers
shot for loss atrOcious acts. We can-
not afford to be behind the British in
inflicting stern justice upon our ns‘
sassins who masquerade as soldiers.
Lt! Gen. Smith had betrayed a fortress
to the enemy, or had broken his sword
on the field oi_battle and fled lgnominV
iously from the foe his silence would
not have been half so black. and would
grave brought not half so much‘ dis
g‘ra'cc on the army and the country, as
this calinaignVof his in Samar. in
which he‘ordored the American sol
dlers to not like wild beasts, rod in
tooth and claw. . .
lint aside from this pleasing duty oi
restoring the honor and the discipline
righting. so far as is possible. theV
hideous wrong that has been done, a
larger question biases before us Why
are we lighting at all in the Philip-
pines and how long and for what rea-
son is in warfare in be kept up that
leads to such an embrutement of onl‘
troops? "of all things in this world."
last to go according to programme."
witnesses that it is true. in both rc
giona a Christian nation
race made star With benevolent and
.95 i ‘9‘1 .1199}... £19911. 9 We
and from cruelty to
ism. i.- "Kill ”Vila-st and then no-
gotlate," is. the brutal cry of a news
paper in Manila that insults us by calhi
lug itself "American." But that is
worthy only or ‘Tlmur or Gheugl’fis
Khan. A Christian ruler, the Presi-I
dent of a democracy, is bound to ask
itnegotiation will not prevent killing
V And a suspension of the brutali'zing
war in the Philippines, with a fresh
4:}, “if”
W»?! "V.
0‘ gym ..-- .
V I Batiste appliques and laces are being
of the army in the Philippines. andV
runs an old Greek saying. "war ls theI
South Africa and the Philippines are‘
a superior
even religious professions only to find V
endeavor to consult the wishes of theI loose sections of the oranges.
to give the necessnry "local eclorWo
Ithe surroundings. The dog pupils are
trained to welcome visitors by jumping
'up. wagging the tail and giving a low
’acconrpanles him to the door and bows
his farewell by bending his head to the
donor. lie is trained likewise to pick
up a handkerchief, glove or fan that
has dropped and return it to the owner.
He is taught, further, to walk with
“proud and prancing stops” when out
with his mistress.
There lies now in the Thames the old
convict ship Success, fitted up for exhi-
bition. a fine example of the way ships
were formerly built. She was launched
at Maulmcln in 1790, is built of lndian
teak, and her maiumast is the stick that
was put into her 111 years ago. She
was kept as a prison ship at Melbourne V
and recently made the voyage from
Australia under her own soil in five
months and a half. V V , V 7.
r
The Medical .V Record calls attention
to u. rocsnl'iegsl‘declsion in France
in which ‘the'ppinioii was recorded
that a doctor should regulate his fee
according to the means of his patient.
Doesn't he have to do about that how?
u...
WHAT woman as: some.
Serve cheese sticks with yoru green
salads.
Peau de gant is especially suitable
for street gowns.
A great many of the ready-made
lorcks for all ages are of mohair,
used generously on butiste and oven
toulard dresses.
I lmagiaelarge black ebrysanthemums
scattered over a ground of white crepe
and you get some idea or one of theV
season a elegant materials.
I A frock of silk chambray in one of
:the delituite pastel shades trimmed with
nice lace would hardly fail to please a
woman of refined taste.
The Japanese cotton prints help out V '
wonderfully in producing some very
1! pretty effects for sleeping rooms at
small expense.
i noticed straw cabochona‘ formed
the centers of some very large chiffon
choux about to be played on some surn-
.mery looking hats in‘ a local shop the.
other day. ,
in Paris they are wearing plaids and I
indefinite checks. 1 may have told you
,this before, but it will show you that
they are likely to reach us later on.
. It is predicted that the day of the
barber-m; Renaissance sleeve is passing. and that
we are to wear the old- fashioned leg
If, mutton with its great fullness at the
OD.
The flower- covered brim of a hat lsI
half concealed with a carelessly draped
band of straw veiling. This is a novel-
;ty and one that has attracted favorable
attention.
Blood oranges are a‘ pretty decoration
for the side of the‘pluttsr on which
Vmeut is served—say roast duck. Pre-
(serve the skins of the oranges in cup
if!
' ,DEAE YOU OUT A STRONGS HAND. IF YOU PLAY YOUR HAN l) HERE YOU WILL GET THE BEST
OUR HOBBY is THE USE T GOOD THE MARKET
F LLOW TO SELL “THE 0T HERiK
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MUST NEUEVR
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gEPUTATION HAVE BENIN: ESTABLISHED AND MAINTA
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BUTTER WHY' BECAUSE ['1‘ rs I
16‘ GOODS. WE COULD ENUMERATE
man BY THE 3th STANDARD or
The stocks are new at their best
Erect Assortment.
pierce. Salts
V normoua business we are
do! ‘ tfiis season proves conclus-
lvedy that The Boston Store is the
lea ing style store in Connecticut.
it proves; too, beyond all doubt .
that our styles in all our Suits and
Separate Skirts have been cor-
rect. CURB SHOWING IS NOW
AT "‘8 BEST. We have been con-
stantly adding to the stocks until
now we have reached the highest
standard for the season in styles
and shapes. We positively assure
you that for correct ideas. shapes
and styles we are second to none.
Priced at small margins for us-
profitable to purchasers. All we
ask is that you inspect our offer-
ings in Ready- --to Wear Garments.
pumps All Wool Black Cloth
‘ capes, worth 86.00. at 83. 50.
ladies Black Cheviot Suits, full
possum, ily front Jacket, reg. ‘
niar price 810, at 8098
Ladies? and Misses”. venetian Cloth
suits. liars or licence Skirts,
Eton Jackets. blue, easier and
tan plastics. neatly trimmed, reg-
ular price 812. 50 at 89. 98.
25 Sample Salts. of very fine
cloths. black and colors, many of
them made with silk drop
Skirts, at 93 per cent. less than
regular prices. ,
Wants
Ladies' Fine Nun’s Yelling Walsts.
black and colors, front, back
and sleeves neatly trimmed with
fine tucks, worth 82. 50, at 8198
Ladies’ Pean-de-Soie and Taffeta
Sill: Waists black and colors,
regular price 84 98, at 89.98
At 82; 00:
White P. K and Fine Madras
, Walsts, in all white and with. ',
sneat black figures, value 82. 50,.
At 81. 00: Whi teP .K. and four
styles of Fancy Lawn Waists,
button front or back. with Ham-
burg trimmings and tucks.
5aparatc Skirts
lladiea' Fine Cheviot Serge Skirts.
. with graduated iiounce neatly ,‘
stitched, regular price 85. 00. at
84 60
, V Ladies‘ and Misses’ Skirts. plain
flare style, and with graduated
iiouhce regular prices 84. 60 and
84 75, at 83. 98.
Ladies“ Black and Blue Etamine
Shirts, trimmed with narrow
_ bands of black’moiro; very styl-
ish, ‘worth 87.98, at 86.50. '
Ladies'_ Black Moire Skirts, with
deep flounce, the newest and
most stylish Skirt in the market,
- only‘810.00.
Three separate sales rn one dau
’urday, April lath.“
Eath sale a his much saver to uou-
At,
the hours advertised oulu can uou purchase these
3.3.3
.
@WMIEROUS BARGAINS.
EverV‘stop to figure how much money is to be saved by trading at the Boston Store? Take a pencil and paper and read
this ad. and you can see for yourself; and we can prove to you also that it means a saving of from 25 to 35 per: cent. We sell
goods at a profit; not a large one to be sure, but the imniensc quantity of goods we sell makes our small profit system pay._ Our
prices cut across lots ’twecn manufacturer and Consumer.
first Sale
9 a. m.1‘lli 1; Noon.
Wigs; Black Maire Jackets.
worth 8l0, at 87.60
Ladiss' Muslin Night Robes; reg-
ular price 980, at 69c. '
25c Parlor Brooms, 170.
“ 19c three quart Pitchers, 10c.
25c three‘bar Clothes Horses, 10c.
350 full size Table Tumblers, 21c
‘ dozen.
46 inch Novelties, all wool worth
78c and 81.00 per yd. 41c.
28 inch All Wool Walstlngs fancy
stripes, worth 890. at 46c:
All new Foulsrd Silks, worth 590.
at 39c.
mattress Gingham. apron checks,
585e, ,
Outing Flannel, new styles, worth
10c. at 7%c.
Blacii Mercerixed Skirt. regular
pubs 81.00: 79c. .
Ruffled Swiss Curtains. considered“
a 93min at 500; 390.
E I’NgoglOND B GAR.
swash wrra scarce;
at 8c.
- 18 inch can... Diaper, the can too” ' "
lilac: at: 89c piece.
. 69 inch Half Bleached Damask.
‘ warts
‘Laoe
,an 15c; ‘at 5c.
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters,
.wrthtmatlic.
Honey Combed Towels, worth Sc. ,V
a Tops. worth we, 1ch i
whiie‘or black all Noises 1885c. '
Agar Proud Needles, best nee-r _:
\
ew-
Seccnd Sade
From 12 Noon Till 8 p. m.
Mcn' s Balbriggau Shirts and Bow
blc Seated Drawers 25c.
Men‘s Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, worth 460. at_29c.
’ Ladies’ Lace Trimmed Vest.
square neck, value 15c; at 10c.
Ladies' Unbleached Lisle Vests .
and Pants. worth 50 and 65c, at
33c. . .
-Ladies' Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, worth 37%0 at
19C. ,;
Lsdles‘ Pocket Books. 500 quality,
at 39c. V
Ladles‘ Mllenaise Suede Gloves,
;‘."': 76c kind, 50c.
u: “,‘Featherwelght”
any size, 14c.
‘ 25c Fancy Neck Ribbon. new pat-'~
terns.18c‘.- " ‘ \
Torchon Lace and Inserting. val-
; ueféc, at 2c.
‘ colors, so.
so, We. at 1295.:
‘16c,atji,18£c.‘
any Twilled Flannel worth 25c,
‘, 16c. '
I . Bast American Prints, Value 7c, at
4%c.- A V
Best Lining Cambric, 3&3; '
54 inch Henrietta. value ”mg-at
860.
fimorrlns Bowls.
Dress Shields, V ‘
” “amnion” Brush Braid, black or
ematltbhlid Damask Towels, val-j
an: and Green Striped Swiss for“
short: or long curtains, value-
or onart’ Enamel Sauce
Uhlrg Sade
From 6 p. to 10 p. m.
Ladies Skirts. regular V prices
83. 50 and 88. 75, at 82. 89.
Ladies' 25c Corset Covers. all
sizes, 190.
Ladies' White P. K. Shirt Waists,
value 81.00, at 69c.
Ladies' Lawrr Kimonos, all new,
regular price 81.19, at 96c.
Sc Graduated Quart Measure, 50.
9c Tea Cups and Saucers 5c.
15c Victor Flour Slaves, 10c.
~i9c 9 inch decorated Meat Plat-
ters,1ilc.
54 inch All Wool Black Cheviot,
worth 75c. at 59c.
50 inch All Wool Black Pebble
Cheviot worth 81. 00, at 79c.
36 inch fancy Plaids, worth 260. V
at 17c. -
‘ . Bates's Best Seersuckers, 9%0.
Yard wide Percaline. fast black, . I
worth 15c, as V
Bleached Sheets c81x9i7. 55c kind.
26c Outing Shirt Patterns 190
18336 Huck Towels, Were 1235c, at
Bleached Turkish Towels,
16c, at 10c.
Fine Swiss Emnroiderad Side
Board Scarfs, value 81. 60, at 89c.
Hook and Eyes. warranted not to
1-,nst 2 dozen for 9c.
‘. .Tollet Pins, good points 7‘ papers V, II N
for 50.
Safety Plus. all sites; 8c dozen. 'V
Bevlt lV,Buciries Gilt; Black and Sri-
80.
cevllulold Hair Pins. worth V100
don. at to. '
Fancy Elastic Web pink, blue and
black. Go yd.
4 and 5 book Corset Clasps, white,
drab and black. in pair.
Children's Fine Ribbed. Summer
Xian, all class, also 190, VVVatV .,
A large assortment of . .
worth-
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