‘ newspaper advertise-
‘biisluneat is on a side
constantraud liberal ad
has brought trade from
V d streets. He has
comnure the value at his
V all ill? windows with his
cashiner. has been in
VTVc courts for years.
T T the French coast has
" companies win as ‘
at 3V '
Lh pigeonlotts. Eighteen
Illshts were successiiul in
failures the birds were let
’Vlivisr‘ his sermon. he walked
home edge at his ‘httyviojot
3' ‘telhntotlous, 0: youth in Ta
ll“ _
‘ Gob. Vashti Varrinski
' than lru‘ias
”A“ ii a
‘ row night, The Voice oi’ Nature; Satur
‘ 'tendance; followed the world; Josepl
, on Lhe piano y Jarvis Murray. Other
V who sang -
‘ delivers moving semiou
were served after the program.
1.. ... John Wilton
....lonn Deliverth
asm mines V
. Chas. Malian
Charlotte Write 3.
Marcella Fur-rests
8” . F-rauces Nowhaiia
V, Thon’ins on send his excellent
‘3 o‘mphny openhd a four- night and Sat-
1urday matinee engagement last night?
at Host‘s Theatre, presentins The
Pledge; oi Hanan, a new play a Mr
Shoals repertoire hf the strongest drag
lactic character. The play tells a
strange story but a very interesting
one. and the situations and climaxes
Capt. Variuioii
Mn;
his very thrilling, without being on .
reasonable exaggerations. Mr. Shea.
as Gilbert Vougan, has a wide scope
tor realistic and emotional Portrnyal
and so adapted the charac r of an
honorable gentleman as to give it an
ideal representation. At the close of
every not last night there were curtain 3
calls. and with some of them the call
was repeated from three to five times,
the audience seeming to tool that it. "
could not fully express his enthusiasm
and appreciiuion. Mr Shea reports a
very brbsperous seaspni which will
lose with his engagement at the Star
t3 3w York heat, Week. To
T ill: will be siVen. In this
hich Henry lr‘vins played the
T tor three years. Mr. Shes
his heoLV We remember
is play was last3 given here
at a gentleman well versed in dramatii
'g' the comment that Shea
Was in some respects even greater
The scenic appointments or as Mr
ens productions are or the mes‘V
' thee .er
Tonight. The Bells; tomor
day matinee. The Pledge of Honor;
.VSaturday night. At Hell Gate.
‘ 11.66.33 Lodge
,3 i F.. held a reg
fiddlmal band had an in
bits ‘ ‘ The degree team oz
to. accompanied in
ty ‘ embers, coins down tron
Norwuilt and worked the second or
tree upon Frederick H r‘icid War.
Bedsii and Principal George Thump
son. of the Winnipauk school.
All entertainment which was up
areciatsd by the large number in at
Brown sans two solos. accompanied
All that Hodsohu and
“loyal Ellis. .
Following the singing came the at
uni mlustrei sketch by Horry Do
our 3‘ i ii 31d” B M
déushered the
with” a Mr or eclhc‘tion
Jig ndolin and bone soiec
son. cum w ich they cracked joker
1nd song. The team made Vaulecide
lit. notwithstanding that it was that
lrat lochl appearance Retreahnient
. _ ”M. m»...
LETTER FROM PROF. PLACE.)
m
_ in Full Bloom.
gm 3. Vince oi Mfr
allege school at music
' titan issued you:
1 proclamation: ' 3
V i‘itt HamillWlty
or.
at of the weelt 3‘!
Vow Located in Missouri Whore Gar ’(
ART till. 17
m win“! the tullowinp
“ “Bi! 0.3 ulhurity of. chapter xiv or the
$th on at 1399.1 hereby appoint
Mar. Mar 3 as
. Arbor and Bird dlflay y. 3~
and In lull unbiosnlzct the pill once
got I‘ again so open th poo
V 1 Connecticut the necessity and
dVV Ly oi tailing a the cactive interest
, culture.
‘ and sons bird
i
d 1 especially recommend Lost,
in charge ot the schools in the}
to o use every effort to impress upon;
the rising generation something at the:
real value or our .forests. shade trees.
to
and birds. to the and that Connecticut
they not suitor the irreparable loss that
will surely come to the coutmunities
that hill to
gent protect on to
slits of nature 'l
"Given under my hand and soul or
the stair at the capital in Hartford.
this sixteenth any of April. in
these Valuable
lye constant and intcili«‘3
NlliW MlLli‘Oltli. prii 17w
Kennedy. used sittyais.‘ at 124 Word
street, New Have carpenter in the
alumni! or the No o‘rit, New liar/en
“ ‘ was struck by
:3 noxth of this blaco'tllis morning. Ken
' nedy Was walnutsl beside the tracks
and did not he V
l ‘ 4 ch Was runnins at
orally or titty lies an hour.
SBthe ilagstaits a ‘uck the man, mm.
““' injured man urns
right arm was bad mangled, his knee
leap dislocated nu “
Lusod about the but
Mountains 0 TURED. ‘
Iornhsrd Wellness. of springrioid,
Caught In Filmer.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. V April l7.-
Reinhard Widthaas, who shot and kill-
the year no
hundred mu two. and the in»
dependence of the United
States, the one hundred and
LWenty~eixth. ”
‘ ‘ GEORGE P. M’ LEAN.
By His lilxcéliency’s command.
Charles G. R. Vinai. secretary.
W's-M
8. A. R. MEETING. V
Transact Monthly Business
13'
(Seal)
Director-i3
3 V3 ~liiow Months" Elected.
The regular nion‘thi‘y meeting or the
directors of the Connecticut Society,
Sons of the American Revolution. was V
hold at the Hartford Club. Tuesday
afternoon;
bull presided.33 Those» present were:
Captain Henry R. Jones. New Hart-
lord; Rufus Id Holmes. Winston: Mer-
Wn'crtown;
Wooqurd, Mlddiotown: lsusc
Brooks. Tori-instant 31.. Wheeler Beech»
New Haven; use Sidebart i.
fichkidfii No rd the follow
ins Hartiord ‘mcm or .V
1" Whitetail. .l.3 (tonnage Hits“ Lover
ett Belknap, Ma nor mule R. Cheney
and Charles G tones V
it was Voted at the intention.r to rein-
3 state members who had designed on
V the pays) t
oi‘ a fee or 33, and mom-
oaylr‘ieht of has by the pdyment of a
fee of $4. .
The scar arr
sue a o r 3th ”sum
n Hartford on May 10 A lunch will
be served at the Hotel Harrie rd Thir.
Ly srsvornarkers were ordered to be
oiscod on graves ct Revolutionary sol- '
liars at Mystic. New Haven Cromwell.
Bridgeport and ”Winston
The following new monibors we‘re
admittedr Edward 1. Water. Wil»
ism A. Gainin. John 11‘ lovojoy aud'
"toliin Si Clapp. South Windsor and
3 shows: re erred
Thomas I! Trumbull Hartford
V STATE sacnsrasv's arms.
The connecticut Valley
the State Secretary.
to cultivate and market tobacco un
ier. shade or otherwise. its authorit
its objects are
1
ed capital stock is $39,000. and itsi M A80 N 8 WANT
V is no ililo.
the officers are:
, resident Elijah
A. Kenyon and score ry and trees
river, Thomas W Hooker. all at this
Y
The Mystic 1.66.6.6 tor Village im
id its articles oil
4‘
thousand nine 3
President. Jonathan Train 3‘ 3 -
enry.
H w T
r George 0. ‘
sheen droppod‘ for non?
anti) fired to is ’
Tobacco}
Corporation has died certificates or:
dboorporatlomaml organization with
Silent Freder i
an his wife Lizzie, in the Highland lio-
tci Tuesday night was captured in
Painter, late Yesterday otter-pileup by
Patrolman Daly and Tw’ohig‘. of this
city and Officer Conroy. ofV Palmer.
Welthn‘ss tried to escape capture by
jumping into the Quabod‘g River, but
was fished out by the policemen. He
was brought to
and Will be hr
court today on
the first degree.
confessed his crime. He charges a
Holyolrc man d1 taro sprinsflsld men
, .
FORMER KING OFT GPAIN.
Don Francisco D'Anlooo Diesln Ep.»
Tony. Franco.
EPINAYT Department of the Seine.
Franco. April 317. ~Don Francisco
lZI'Asnise.r e for hing oi Spain.Vl
tram Spain in’ 186
Don Francisco D‘ Assists duke of (3a-
dis was born at Araniuoz. Spain; May,
13; 1822 can October 10 13846 was
married. at Madrid to his cousin
Queen Isabella ii.. of Spain; and was
the saute day proclaimed king of.
Spain. Queen lsabells and bar has
band were “pulled ironiwflpain as re
suit or the revolution of. September
30. 1866. She formally abdidated the
throne in Paris. June do, 1870 in favor
of her son the inte Kins Alfonso XML,
lather of the present king of Spain.
EARLY BEBBION OF THE WHOUSE
WASHINGTON April l’l—The
Hosts boson its session at 1i*o'ciock‘
today in order to opposite the Cuban
reciprocity bill: A‘ veto message was.
received from President Roosevelt of
a bill pen onlng Thomas F Walter
the. oummittee an
invalid pensions; sidoratiou or the
Vietnam reciprocity bill was resumed
and Mr. Jenkins ins) spoke on the
political status at Cuba. maintaining
that there could be no suspended sov-
eroignt‘y. aoddhs
Cuba was under? no Licai dominion
of the United States
on: MONEY.-
NEW YORK. Aprl 17 «Demands by
3 the plasterers‘ Inherits of Greater New
lYorl‘r {or an increase in wages has
‘ been followed by a demand by the 161- '
posed otT mason role for an aid-
‘. 3 a dayg'to go into
effect May-1. society has a mean
l bership at about 150001.) in New York.
.‘3..chucl ’
the. New York- Pittmcld express lust it
One 3
“New Haven. His 3
was badly tom 3
At the police headquarters. Wellhead
ct; entities of his V
3 . . -' aunt of didarenoe it
died heronsst high up was assess :.
There will be several important
and after July 1.Loltain of tho provi~
sions of the not have been repealed
and other taxes mountains in torcc
move been induced. Among the
taxes that will be repealed on and do.
tor July 1 are:
Special taxes on bankers. brokers.
leslsro irssraln. securities etcl. dude
urasrap 3 Mention 8 act of Marc
2.1901 (brokers class 2), pawnbrolt'
613‘s, custom house brokers, proprietors
of theatres, etc. proprietors of circus:
on, proprietors of public exhibitions
propr- store of bowling alleys or bli
liurd rooms. dealers in leaf tobacco.
dealers in tobacco. manufacturers of
tobacco. ihutnuiacturers or cigars. '
There is a repeal ot the stamp taxes .
on instruments. papers or documents;
doliviaries or transfers of stock, on
sales and agreements of sale or usrc
ment to sell stocks, produce or moron
audlscmischsdulo A). wines Wicduie
B). seats in parlor or palace cars and
berths in sleeping cars. Taxes on log-
aces and distributive shores of person-
al property Excise taxes on persons.
films. companies‘ and corporations,
gsgused in refining petroleum and an-
r.
Taxes will be reduced on ferincuted
liquors to $1 00 a barrel; snufi’ and to-
bacco, redhead to 6 cents a pound: on
cigarettes weighing more than three
3‘ bounds to 1, 000 the tax is reduced to
til per 1.000.‘
A drawback or rebate is allowed on
all original and unbroken rectory pack-
ages of smokins and Manufactured to
bacco sud snull‘ held by manufacturers
or dealers on July to
Til the higher
ratc‘ paid and the tax, mposed by this
not. No discount is allowed on the
sale of stamps for tormented liquors
or for tobacco and adult. The prowe-
ions 0! the present law relative to talk
ed flour remains unchanged except
a slight choose is mode in the decal-
‘tlou or mixed flour. Rights accrued o
liabilities lncurred grind to the rodeo
are not affected. The astute of all per-
sons dying prior to July 1 3902. will be
noblest to the legacy tax, even if the
distribution is not made until after
that date.
v
QUEEN WILHELMINNs iLLuaos.
AMSTER AM April 17-The cause
of Queen llheimina‘s illness is a
miscarriage. AnV odicial bulletin pub
lished today says her majesty passed
a somewhat less tranquil night~ The
lever. however has not increased and
her condition is comparatively satis
factory
A bulletin issued from Castle Lop
at 3 p to today Boys: "Since morning
there has been no change in Queen
Wilhelmlnn's condition. The love:
continues." '
The report that the queen is suitor-
lng from peritonitis and ncph itis is
imbue. Prof Rosdusteln, the pathol-
ogist or Leylonr'uhiversitv it is ex
plainod, was called in for consultation
because the attending physicians fear-
ed that pneumonia might act in. That
Vdangcr is new separated as passed.
in, e aressnt boo ' ‘
LARGE CARGO 0F WILD ANIMALS.
NEW YORK April lT—The Ham
burg American line steamer Abyssinla.
which arrived this morning from Ham~
burs. brought the largest cargo oi wild
animals over landed at this port, it is
said. The whole“ between decks is
lllled with stalls. boxes and cases can
' borors’ Union Protective Soolety.;com-
tuinins horses, camels. elephants,
:monhoys, etc Alter unloading the an-
inials here the steamer will proceed
to Boston and Philadelphia to dis-
charge hcr curse or met- handled.
3‘ ' assume;
a
on no‘ A nation.
Alwo
Never
Is
van At. WE
ousmrr or con swear nosr BUTTER. who?
8' The
sheath You our screens HAND IF YOU can? Your: Frisian rim You WILL oar ’
”91.1%: nosey is THE user scans on nor rem Vet‘s Isaiah).
Cheapest
Best
AUSE IT [8
ads
arena cashew nears sun so was EOTS cocoons. we coupe snouamrs
EAR, CHEESE. CANNED GOODS CRACKERS ETG
' OUR REP“ A l‘OVN HAS REE
OURGO 8‘.
N ESTABLISHED AND IS MAXNTVAI
GELERY. RADIHHE senator mosaics use A
sonar runs noM one snout: nous
changes in the war revenue not on V
for their Children.
right kind iS
Thorough
ment
ten ’6 and MiSSes’
braid, sizes l to 4 years,
I 6626343th 10 years.
rat
'at
' 3'3} price 112.50. at
. we address this advertisementoio
mothers one find it hard to gel the
right kind of leads lo- Wear garments
Sorvloeabla Fabrics
3V3 and Correct Styles
We have all these ponds 1h evoru gar-3
We make 6 sbepiclw of Child—
Renters Suits and Wei-sis.
will call and lei us show llOll our lines
non will be convinced that we are sell~
inc garments 1 3) less than real worth
Children' 3 Light Weight Cloth Reefers. new. robot. 3
caster. brown and red sailor collar, trimmed with ‘
”Children’s Sprint) Reefers and Box Coats. ‘61: colors.
Children’ s Caster and Tan Color, Box Coats. threc-
quarter length. ripple back. double cape. sizes 43 to
14 years, worth $5.00, at
Ten Children' s E'ne Sample Garments, cloth and I ,
silk. atone-third less than regular prices. VV ' :V
Charlton" Ts Black Moire Box Coats, lined throughout : .‘
loll}: white satin. sizes 6 to 14 years. worth $10, '
tMr’sses' Tan Color, Box Coats. rz'ne quality cloth
satin lining. cuff sleeve. worth f 8 50,
Misses T adored Suits. Eton jacket style. satin trims ‘
Hrrlr’ngonskirl and jacket, very latest styles. regular
A“ WVPVllhe
1.1 " V, \
Tailoring
Dresses. Coats
if you
«6,2, {9,6
$3. 98
$696
66 96
69.98
vanccd prices of steaks a
boot on average live can
ed good new quoted at
to from ten to forty per cent.
work" connected with
water pipe extension.
th Nor-walk. Conn.
]: or 3200 Least 664
_ made in the wagon
RAILROAD MEN'S WAGES AD-
VAN NOB Li
NEW YORK.AT1M‘H 17. v—The Long
. Island railroad management has decid-
ed to advance the ridges of all passen.
3 get- tralnmen 7 per cent. beginning
May 1. A smaller increase will lie
t LNG freight
.....
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Clothing and outdttln house of
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