trouble re-w
he and slip-
'lolaared up by the
ihl chard. published
as to occur. The next
commuted to life 3 9
ed,- A resident at-
I his lite had been
11 until last autumn. when
ug or billiards by, students
9 prohibited by the State AgrL
7 V I113 making the
In chapel President
of Mr. (lounge W.
been. .
d 9 this resident-cw stands. ‘
Var more rapidly than
”l3 deficits for former
Tl expenditure on! these: .
position ah conductof
" 9701).
spectators.
boys 201 nolnts
111g:
7 ‘ til ,
3m Noggin: Fire
3 Putnam Hose boys.
was
t. the contestants being Al
P utnsm Hose and ‘ w
II“ 3 I 7
had at 100 and Merritt won»
77 r a score or 1111} to 77
exciting gem and those were many
his makes Putnam 17on
ahead. Charles Soho,“ ‘
mann‘ was referee. and Harry Damon
stellar. Following is the score:
pool tournament.
William K
Knapp 30,
lzw
"T211
7 who mil-d game was for a supper
w, it Putnam
.1 7
Mdrritt. 100
p7
won by Only three points.
sardus wa's rotates: and Frederick E'
Conley. scorer. Following is the score 7 7
The second game was the first round
for the second cue in the Putnam Raise
The players were
h‘lederich Staheil rated at 70.1'uid '
Stabell
John B07
napp, mind at 90.
‘ _ , suntan 7.0
3 7 19
21~2 9
some Tobey, of
' Smith Northrop. of Phoenix
Engir'le Company. The supper Is to
be for a select low. The game was for
seventy-live points;
had seventy-live points. Tobey had.
only eighteen. As he was the chal ’-
Icnger. be
rated ‘ 'c'II.
score :
Benedict
84—1
' 7 1-91—41
223
299—-1 ,9
39-“! '
Sobd‘rl Norilv
7 3m§anntulal
siderahlc jostling.
wBOUTH'wiNORWAliK CLUB P0015
is the victim today of co
‘ cry interesting game
77 NWAIR Club pool tour.
might between Thomas
norm: and F. 11:. Raymond 11:11:11
'1‘ 0
Mr. Benedict won.
Raymond
7
l 5
Lg Id}
rim ow
A reception was tendered M13 11 all
banks. Wife of Senator Fairbanks. of
Indiana and presidehbgoneral oi the
National Society, I). A. it. yesterday, 7
you and the slim was one
in New tin
of the most delightful events
the
daughter's have ever attended. The re
caption was preceded by a Ilmcheon at
‘ w Havoc house. at which Mrs.
3
use throng
This
y,ol
et
consisted of singing in poison the
was}: the ghost of honor 7«
were nifty onlcersol.’ the socic»
heat the state at the lunch-7
s'fi‘uir was of rare soolabu
tr ,
New aven.~7 The program
gland patriotic hymn. “‘90. Columbia.
11 short and very Vappy speech refer. 3‘
7 Ting With Mm .1 .
7 _7‘ historical
criblng
cousin 3)"
on
a holding o a tea '
much sup re ed morriinen
til cl
7.9_ mongol-.2111
It was an 79
mm:.100. '
711—»! ‘
When Northrop
, 7‘ many thousands of mothers
1111‘s
avoided“ This; fact has‘
' been abunda‘ tly proved in
,9 many the sands of cases,
and may be relied upon
with they utmo’st confidence. 7
1,: is only necessary to give
- to make the join-
3 as' soon as the child be—
comes hoarse or even after 7
the croup caugh has apV- "
V poured on all symptoms or
the disease Will quickly dis4 7
1. a‘ pear. That remedy is,
. asosccrtain cute fer croup. '
j It has been 111 general use ,7
plot many years and has
moor been blown to fail.
, It" is the Soil: rclianoe with;
fond never disappomts them. ’
It contains no opium er
3 trade Pal a pro
other harmful coherence ”779
97 and may be iv 93119 as confiaf
7 (11¢..in to a shy as to an
adult. 11: should be kept
_ at hand ready for instlmtw
' use as ‘soon as the that 1n4 7
mentions of crou
; otherwise the c ild may 77
succumb before medicine
7 ' can be procured ors phyn"
sician summoned 7'
79'
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37'
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hill “loll! humus W43
Upon the Sole, Yeu'rc 9*
Let it he at
" thouthNorwalli
Trust Company
93 wushiugton Street. 3' ,
Isles Recitation“ a Your 1111
We make a silecialty chino storage
t Silverwmo .lewelrv and Valuables .1
f every description. Remember this ‘
vhcn closing your house for the sum
tor. 7
Trunks stored at to cents a. month
appear, , ,
ohlpillly
rk are how
fine
is confident
ll work. as the,
very sliacoaotul.
.. built on the Air! '
7 7. will be nearly
102 feet long.
Chicago caplto
the venture,
- érlclt, n'sur-
oxped...on.
t the party
all the tests
ol the machines
PALM'A 8M
TOMORROW. 3
NEW YORK.
A 16341101111111 Ills-
onteleot o! the Cu.
ban rehab go. left are tor Old Point
C,omlort on a.“ special car attached to
the regulars .25 train from Jersey
30“? over the Pennsylvania Railroad.
He will sail for Cuba tomorrow on the
steamship VAdmlrni Farr-light. 7 {’7
w
1 !
ma... 9132'
You HA VE A
GAS ENGINE
I
It will' go wmng some day+stop 79
working sudden net because It
is a gas engine 9 radially. but be
‘ chose it is a piece of machinery.
The Wild rigllted quickly, and
with little espouse. Call us 1111.
THE G JV McKIBBIN
ffer FIG
w. A. 7710117715917. Manager.
50 WA m 571.1 30‘. WW?“
PINE
mummy
* Drona Hats and Outing Hatc' of'all
descriptions. trim'mod mid untrimdlod...
Bountiful liowera. laces and ornanlenta.
A choice smortmnllr‘lor ladies of ro-
flnoq taste. Everything dainty and
new. Exoluoiv ' '
priccm'w 7
M r. “Assn:
a! Main 5 u}.
‘ “‘ New Ur.“r
Connected with I go Bridgeport 73°37”
.tnblishlnant.
ia‘speclal meeting or tile directors 0
H 0 Y 31" S T H E A T E.
Food News (dam. Saturday)
Commencing WEDNESDAY, April 16.
Special Engagement o:
' 111-1103 E sin '
. ‘Suported by an excellent 710.595.117.15
the Follov‘dn‘g Plays:
aye—"The Pledge of Honor" 7,
‘fli‘h‘p Bells" 7 7
Sotur y at.»‘ro he suitcase 3
-Iisturda night-ef‘At lie Gate."
lineal-axon canal hill for tn
ENCOURAGING
' Presbyterian Chur'ches throughout the
7 7 world Is being held here The iirst
‘ 138.
l
‘ Ipresent churches. also to encourage
' 9 low
man JoI
“ defined , t the support at the Men
37 762- Nashville Railroad Company were
“for Thursday; April 17, In New York
, mPu
in yesterday‘s a as out. tho senate
.tolay was called to order at 10 o 'ciool:
time oil meeting. This hour was hired
in order to permit more extended do-
hate on the Chinese exclusion bill pri-
or‘ to the voting on that messure.
whichdt had been decided to begin at
,1 o'clock 1.11.
that tomorrow he would« call up the
purpose
917911an up n It. one;
aid before the Sena,
of addressing the
president pro tom
on the Chinese bi.
them being lavornblo to the Plant sol»
stltute and 12 upon ed to it.
Mr. Turner than ook the floor to re-
ply to the speech made yesterday by
Mr. Spooner. He said that we ship
tal roads have agents in Washington
using their strongest eii'orts to detect
the pendln bIII
Mr. 'I‘urn then enteréd upon a dis-
cussion ot the merits of the Chinese
excluaIOn bill. He spoke of the Chi
nose. declaring that two-tacodness is
a characteristic of that people from
which not even the emperor is free.
He also declared that the great Chi»
‘ nose Viceroy who had recently died,
has amassed his collossai lortune by
this remark with the statementthat
It Chinese were to be admitted to the
United Staten upon the certificates or
Chinese merchants there might- as‘ well
be no pretense of circuit upon "fl
OW HIP.
o: the Alliance or the Retormed and
session began at 10- -o clock this room
The aims of t sliiliiunce which
_ 7 ' call 7
expl'nlned by Rev Dr John H. P thighs,
of this city, is simply to taster and ale-j“
velop between the numerous branches
or the Reformed and Presbyterian
Churches such helium; and relations
as existed 200 years ago between the
iand assist the various dem'oninations
the present times The commission
will be In session two days 9 ~ 7
1T0 SUPPORT THE IRI§H CAUSE.
ST LOUIS. April 1 Aims thous-
mend member or the British parlisw
meat plead the Irish cause at Exposbl
lion Music Hall last night. The pro-
longed» demonstration when Mr. lteda
mood was introduced indicated that
the speaker had an audience of on?
thuslsstlc sympathize”. ”his address
was a forest 9 77
tions in Ireland
a
. said Is now about
The meeting closed with
771.9 former Congress
y. of Chicago. Male
and dollars was sub-
to he won
,a short 1111111
F
thin I
cause as a result. of Mr. Retlmond's
:visit to St. 1.011! ‘ 7, 7. _,
LOUISVILLEpNIQI-WILLE Meg'rmo
LOUISVILLE. .. April 16.44
Louisville directors oi the Louisville
intermed by telegl'utph that night that
the Louisville and Nashville has been
called Iby Chairman August Belmont
two hours 111’ advohce, o! the usual 7 ‘ ‘
Morgan gave notice .
ate a number of to grams hearing on ‘
T can messages . 7:
were all Irom the Pilot c coast oi of 1 7
plug interests and the trans-continen-7 1
the corrupt use of office and followed "
PITTSBURG April 16411311717171.1151 ‘
7 meeting or the' executive commission
tip the activities that are required by 7
and persons heard William E 115.1» '
Special p'rlcos for two 2571.11.17.19 915th and Wednesday, Whiplenlsh
your Kitchen Utensils. crockery and Glass Ware at smartly reduced 7
prices. Our ntock is large and up to date. Students of economy will
.gfind a 111 actical lesson in our Basement during the special said.
M 7
7 11min Ware. ilbuble coated and every 1,117.11... warranted not to Isiah 3
3 for one your. 9 9 * 7 ;
Long Handle Sauce P11ns,sizo3,l qt.,12c; 2 qt..19c;3 qt, 2315c; 4 qt., 29c. I
“Large Bread Pans ........... . ..... , ..... 7 ..14c7 7
1 Pie Plates,‘ tllflerent sizes. 1 -. . «l. 7100. I}...
3VFluted Angel Cake Pans ..... . ............. 10c ‘,
12 qt. Water Pails ............ .. ....... ...... ,i‘. .1139. 43.....Illc '3 '
4 qt..Covc1 ed Sauce Pans ...... 3. 7 7.. ................. .333. . . . . .. 250 3
2 qt Covered Milk Kettles ....... . ........ 21h
'CuspadoVres,7,Ia1ge size ......... ............... ..3.7.33.3.3..'.Z...9...,25c
7910 qt..Mlxix913Vg'VBowIs ............. .. ........ ? ....... 39.;
_-0ne'GaIlon Measures ...... 250
* Covered Buckets, sizcs2qt 21c; 3111, 2!’ c: 4 ('11., 2.91:; out 35c. " ‘
Coverecsaltsoxes 451 s1ze........... ............ 25:. 7
Wasl1Basins.lslgo size ..... ......... ~’.'....'.3.‘.....25c_w‘ ' '
{pudding Pans'lqt 10c;2qt..15c;3 qt 17g; 4 qt; 21c; ‘69 'qt., 25c '
Tea Kettles . ..... . ........... .. ...... . ............... .. ..... 77c ‘
Lingo DrippingPaurL. ....... . ...... 7 ...... 390
Seanllcésltleo Boilers ............. ' .................... ....‘.w...‘.g42c " A.
7 Japauned Caké Closets, with two sh elves ............. 3....3V.'....... 3 .7409 3 3 3
Bilallon Galvanized 011 Cans. . ..... 64c
70biongBrcndPuns .........'..\. ..... ,‘ 51:39
No“. 8 Nickel Plated Ten Keties . . . .. ......... .9. .. ......... . 98c-
3‘! No. a Nickel Plated Tcn‘ Kettles .7. ...... . .............. Sc
3SpirlllEgghoniers ........ ..... lic-
Large lilac Mixing Bowls. ..... ...14c
Ilarg'eftia‘rthpn Pie Plates ........ 9. .' ..... . ............... . ..... 6c
lqt.Bot'ticsAmmonia ....... ........ 8c
iron Cooking Forks. with wood him dies . . . . . . ...... 4c 7
Silent) the host scouring soap, cake ........... . . . , . . 39c
12 Bars best Laundry Soap ........... 9 ..... 7 2515-77
No. 2 Univclsnl Food Choppers ............ . ........ 3'. . . . . . $1.09
[odorless Cooking Kettles ........... w....~.,.w...'........;..94913
Galvanized Chamber Pails ...7..' ............... ...9........729c
310 in..Turkcy‘ Feather Dusters .. ’ ‘ " ..«7..717c
‘linbrciikable Tumblers. doz. ............ ._ ...... .-.‘.‘.,.w. 33:345.;
6 In .lordinler‘es, terrs octa‘ lint. h or. .............. ...«..‘.~..3.‘.3...... lilo 7
3 8 in Glazed Jordinleres. nicely mottled .251: 9 “
8 in Porcelain Jurdeniercs, nicely decorated and gilt stlppled ..w . . . .3 59c
Cotton Warp Matting, in all the new paterns yd ..... . . . . V. 22936"
7 on" chops.
wiLL3 ATTEND AMONW NT [NAU-
PARIS. Acorn 16~4Thc United;
States embassy has received notice a] news opera here
that Count Rene De Rochemheau and published the following
I 3QUE3EN WIVLHTEIAMVINA'S CDNDL
ION
AMST ROAM, April 17-417.; and-
wthls morning
bulletin:
t Count Gaston Signals De Lafayette “Queen Wilhelmina has been indispos»
have accepted invitations to be 0£11211 ,ed tor some days. Her majesty keeps
out at the Inauguration of thelto am to her bed and experiences is. tooling 7
been monument at Washington. May of general Isssltude. There Is an In 7 9 .
2i. , . crease in her temperature. 7 7
CALL 58-71. V‘ ‘
311; may Your: 11AM) hauls von'wmnos‘cj“ one user ,
manor Aurelius. we. Ann slurs n'rVnn
, H rainbow 1(in _ ,
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