44brateu "wHVI'rs Mdfiuram polish" is poi‘itlvely life only
“Refrigeyalerput‘he market It Is lined throughout iiii'hhlShlill Gunman Honored all
hound/conductor ofyhpatlwhas removable ice -
pith and shelves. Every Refrigerator fully warranted.
rvlltylos of the White Mountain make.
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ventilating for the SewinuMnchin‘e. to be given away May 3i
ll save them. I
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OPEN EVENINGB.
s STURTEVANT
COMPLETE Hons F‘unHIsHsH.
NurtH Main and Anti Struts,
south Nomalk. “ ' -
Lawn Swlntts
Lawn Rakes
Water .Coolors‘
Window Screens ‘ . tu
I‘.4'Ol'd44Hickory" Furniture
Hammock Chairs
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I Mrs. Crimsonbesk‘ ‘
loath
and impressive
" Davey.
countries.
VVt baubles. the Rev: I
of St Peters'; spbdencon. the Rev
Father. Lorelle pastor of the cathcd
*rarlrnastcr of ceremonies. the Rev.
Fathe “James Connolly. of the church
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WASHINGTON. V“VllVIle'y Vii—V—Witit
pomp and cllcumlltanco ox receding that
of any naval funeral In this country In
recent years at. least the remains of
one date William Thomas Sampson.
leurI admirable the United States navy
and command‘or- inécllief of the United
States naval forces on the nolth At
iantlc station during the war with
Spain wore today laid at lflfltli Every
* departmept of the national goveln-
' meat was Icpl'cseuted. Including the
execution by the president laud his
cabinet and the Judiciary by the Uulb
0d States supremo coml. 'l‘hc diplo
Inallcs body accompanied In many ”can
their Indies attended the church
set'Vv can The military and naval few
of the ceromollyr, were brilliant
The y welI- conduct
od undo: direction of Rear Admiral
Tortymommandaut (if-1.4130 Washington
navy yhrd The funera corlcge war
composed. of the Jlght Ihatteiy of the
, , United States artillery. commanded by
'V" Captain Poole and drawn from Fort
Meyer: the naval cadets from Anuap,
oils 24? strong. a corps that never has
partition In Washington heroic save
on scrotal occasions when a meal
dent was to be inaugurated: a battnl
ion or blue jackets from the North Ab-
lantic squadron. of Which Admiral
Sdmpson formerly was commander.
lt‘e‘ar Adtr‘ilrtll Terry and his staff
assembled at the Church at 9: 30. 'l‘hII
word of command was given and the
cadets swung into line; and headed
by the naval academy band matched
slowly from the church to the real
deuce of tilé dent] admiral in New
Hampshire avenue about a half mile
away Here the honorary pail bearers
wine gathered. headed by Admiral
The remains borne on the
shoulders of eight stalwart sailors
from the United States ship Dolphin,
were placed in the waiting hoarse and
escorted to the chllrch Here the but-
tattoo formed in line on the north and
silently saluted as the remains were
"carried Into the church andmpluccti on
tho bier lathe chancel. As many poo
‘plo as the large edifice possibly could
seat. were assembled in the body of
the church. The first new to the right
of the central aisle was assigned to
the Dissident and his family and back
or them set the foreign ambassadors.
The United States cabinet were In
the rear of the ambassadors preceding
inorder the ministers from foreign
Then came representatives
of societies uniformed army officers. ;4gle life. And you the people. “his Joy
people of high social station and also i
humble workers Ipltho department‘
pal-calls and the any
To the left of the ma
pew was assigned to the mourners.
the members of the Sampson 'famlly
and their closest friends. The so
promo court sat next and behind them
the select: tommittees from the Senate
and House of Representatives and
then many Individual senators and
representatives. I _- - I
”inflate the first
vicar general;
‘ or I it. a
bounce uninvited
{hail the goldlinco of another stranger
Ike himself. This Is a natural cause
queries or experience; It's like a ship III
a strsm- porter-n 4 pilot limits
arbor“ I" always
call boon to: Number safely to her
moor use. Built is With endorsement.
We doubt the swihnrof people Itvlna
at distant points: Menace we can't In»
ventlgate. but public expression of 'Or
uni citizens can depended on. for
'tls an easy mht 4‘:o prove It. Evi-
“0:9ch like the do lotving is beyond ("9-
p l e' at
Mrs James .lohillngs. of 3 Touch
street IcsldeutT of south ~onth
says: "I, like a lot of other citizens,
not Dean's Kidney Pills at Plaistcds
ding store. My bhck uchud at the than
and although I had ‘very little faith in
proprietary medicines. i thought they
wouldn‘t hurt the; and they plight do
some good i was surprised how
quickly and quietly they acted. When
I finished the box the backache disap-
peared. " ‘
cents. Foster-Milb‘urn (In. Buffalo, N.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name—Donn'h—nnd
take no other. i I I
tho episcopate and clergy and dear
bletlllen of the any:
I ”How Impressive III Its eloquence of
silence to this scene. and how salutary
iu' Its lessons. Behold before’ you today
a grant priest, who, in his day pleas-
ed God and was found lust ' I
“Behind hlmV,‘ ”'Iclothed in the vest-
altar to offer sacrifice and prayer for'
you and yours. he preaches his last scr-
Inon from that funeral pulpit But yes
great conservative christian truths.
which alone can preserve society froml
socialism and anarchy. 'Bclng dead he
vet speaketll’ In the eloquence of high-
est example. This great cathedrali
which he did so much to perfect and to
adorn is appropriately dlaped in’
mourning for his death His eminence
and the cardinal and we. his brother
bishops to whom he was an example of
ovary episcopal virtue are here to honor
his memory You, his beloved priests.
secular and insider who had such op-
portunities to look into the sanctuary
of his heart. are here to bid famvsll to
your beloved master and model.
“You. the spouses of Jesus. Vg‘eutlo
claim-hoods of somany orders. and
works of charity. you are hem‘arouud
his bier to offer your tears anti youl
prayers and to look for the last time
on the dead face of your father and
blend. And y’ou..bts youulr. seminar-
tans from the crest institutions which
he founded and which shall be his por-
mancnt monument. volli one here to
learn from his example what It is to
be a true priest and what mighty
things a true priest can effect in II slu-
and his crown’;>you who. with the In-
tuition of faith soon found out this true
shepherdzyau in: whose heart shall re-
main tomes Written the memory of
4 his dovotednsss. you gather around his
coffin swilnd that of a saint which
he truly was. And you also who are
‘ not aggregated to the Catholic told, you
who are of those macerntng whom
Christ said 'and othrl sheep i have that
are not of this fold; you appreciate the
Ivnlue of this great. community of such
a chaiacteI as that of Alehbishop Cur-
"VEGUVIIVM MASS FOR ARCHBIVSHOP ;rlgnn and you are here today to evince
sermon Delivered mbyI Archbishop
“4 Ryan at St. Patrick's. 4 4
NEW YORK; Moy "ll-4t soremn
requiem ml‘i‘bs {for the repose of the
soul'I of the Meat Reverend Michael
Agustlne Comm. archbishop of New
_ York. was said today in St. Patricks
cathedral my Cardinal Gibbons. of Bel-
timore. in the presence of five arch-
bishops: sixteen bishops and more
than 1 000 priestsof the church. The
officiating clergyman: were:
Celebrant; Cardinal Gibbons. of Bel
timore; assistant priest. the Rt. Rev;
Joseph so Mooney.
descend of honor the Rt Rev John
4 Edwards. ohltho Church of lnImacu-I
, tats Conception; and {the Rev. Father-i
f St Stephens: deacons to
Father McGean
that appreciation. in the midst of such
surroundings what can I say? It is
Impossible to translate into wordy the
thoughts and emotions of the soul in
such environment.
‘ "But brethren. tw- nrc not here this
murnlng merely to honor tbed deceased
prclste. much as he deserves It. The
politiiioiai mass celebrated in not one
of thanksgiving for his virtues and
achievements. No. it is celebrated that
God may have mercy on his soul. We
are that primarily to join in this cry for
mercy. Great and appalling are the re—
Sponsiblllties of the cplscnpsto. so
,gréat that the must enlightened Vfath-
zero of the church feared them. Hence
there may he at least minor offenses
which may retard his entering into this
sanctuary into which nothing deflléd
can enter—domed even in little ‘thl'ngs.
enema- the sovereign ‘poutlftu pm to
judgment. we oll'cr similar mayors and
sacrifices for him amuse the responsi-
bilities of the mttn are never lost in the
I _ ‘ keeper has hit upon the Idea of em-
gjonz- we'll! therapeutics o
of..0ur Lady :‘of Good Cultural. and
'thotltsv hither album. F; mass. of
St. Anus- Poacher Archbishop Ryan."
splendor of the silica. 4 For two purpos-
Its-tiled are We here this orning-i—to
honor the dead, and to pray: for: the
Idead As the public polishing have, his
line 1 . .
or was set for 10: 30 o ‘clock the early ”‘1’ given in dated the bilglaphy 0‘
masses. at which prayers for the dead
were said were attention by large
the l‘aténrchblshop. it Impotinecessaay
we should Irepent it But. tbel‘external
‘ a person ‘without only
M
at. previous anal
congregations. Before dlo'clock the,
it Itheitirst mass. theaelwcre 3.~
Maison! must the cathedral train
a penis: ot the doors. hive
ion]: to 8 o'clock and
_. , left the bulldlntr
pin Q
clock. has the doors were
4 4 preparations might be
actions of men are. not Icvldeneec: do
thtirioeal worth. it is the Inner: life of
motlmnd purity of intention; and dis-
interested sacrifice that constitute the
*greatuess of goodnessd.‘ Great deeds
canned
unityzcuunt’ as uothink beforuIGVod.
and very; soon sink into insiunuosncs.
who world
.. hi) Michel
or. decisions its. epitome-t
I manual
I. moraine mammals“ shrank
i assailant:
in by a local tidy ldsn‘b
For sale by all dealers PIIcc 50I
lcrdny i might *‘Q‘sny. ha proclaimed the!
".by ambition laud tinted with ‘ ‘
n nevlor change. had the emu.
lion a serve and luvs him and aid our
brbthslp In distress for his salts must
be permanent as himself the onthusb
hum of: the trim christian becomes om"l
(Initial. Hence 'I‘sltuliian in the second
century called the old christian Inch
boys-«issues puerl.”
‘IHonce also the“ fortitude or the lie“
caused when circumstances called f0I
Its exercise. The thlee nIchbishops of
this meat see wire types of different
Illuracteltstlc vl runs. The most Rev.
John Hughes stmd’s out as the most
stIIklng exempll ration of coulagc,
when courage was much needed. Cald-
Inul MoCloskey was distinguished for
his. marvelous prudence, by which he
marinated without lighting. Archbish-
up Qbrrignu seemed tonbelong rather
to the cllldiual lMcCloskey class of
men. but when principle was Involved
he was as immovable as Archbishop
.liuxhes Fills motto. 'domlllius‘ petru
mea'I, II'tlIe Lord Is my rock'. was' first
that of the muck but brave putllutch
Means The archbishop himself was
as a rock—~mossy and yielding on tho
sill-,furc but Irallelllh flrnl and Immov-
able. He was bravo with the courage
of (Ind. fm whom alone he acted and
sIIffeImcd Hill humility seemed lo
I make him tImIIl..III know. on the trail.
Imony of Cardinal McCloskey that. he
did all In his powel to pleveul. his
name being sent to Rome for the algal.
ty of nIcllhishop of New York He teal-
ed the awful responsibility. So did
gnome of the gl'ueuiost bishops that evel
,.livcd bllt when they had to accept the
Iclllcc they became the bravest So did
ments of his cm“. as I“. stood at thelVSt' Anlblosc. who afterwards resisted .
the Roman emperor. Theodosius. and
ISL Thomas a ‘Beckrt‘. who braved the
infigm of the English king. Henry ii.
In the combination of gentle modesty
and fearless fortitude. the christian
bishop of our souls Jesus Christ 4
{newspaper of high literary‘ standing In
[this city compared Archbishop Corrl.
gun with St. Frhhcls and said that the
I perfume of his virtues would lemnin
like that of the virtues of St Francis
'long after he had passed away. He
had many points of resemblance, be-
cause bothwero fashioned on the some
model, Jesus Christ. Such are someIof
the characteristics of your late arch.
bishop. by old of which be. effected
such great thinks In his day.
i What. after all. is death to such a
I luau us this? What but a libelatlou
an illumination, a union. A liberation
I
VI
sibliltlru: nu Illumination when hr-
light of God’s face shall shine upon lVlm
and he will hold the solutions of the
gloat problems 0 life. and the length
and breadth end eighth and depth of
God‘s lover‘und a union with the divine
original. after whom he was formed.
”My spouse. when will thou take me lo
tbyself' was the crylof St. ‘Peter of AI-
Iantrn 0. eternal and most sacled
God. who hath given to thy servant
Michael such plentltudo of graces and
such col-lcspondsnco with them. grant
to us‘ who remain but a little longer af-
ter him. that he may benefit by his ex-
ample and be united to him In- thee for
Amen.”
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lque. was of deep interest to the one
of J. H. Hamish. of this city. which is
said to be the only New England busi-
ness house with parodies at St Pierre.
Besides dealing In northern lumber.
the fictitious are interested In the su-
gar iudilstry‘tbcro and hold considera-
ble property. The loss will be heavy
J. (l. Hamlen. the lunlpl member of
the lirm says that there were up New
England people at the island connected
with the business and he believes that
none but natives were killed. Mr linin-
len also is of the opinion that no New
England or American vessels were In
port as the season for shipping lum-
beg-z. [no and ml is over..- . I It
AN FRANCISCO. May ewe-Addition;
at news of the recent earthquake in
Guatemala has been brou‘ht here by
the steamer Newport which loft San
Jose oe .Guatemala on April 23. At
Qnssanltensngo.‘ «five hundred people
were reported to have been killed or In-
40000. of title nllmber there was but
one white portion. Mm: (lists Rituals,
the wire of a photographer. éThe New-'
port was at La nibertsd when the
sage occurred. and at Goes. on prll 19
when the second shoclo occurred A
mmiberlof houses were Ithrowu down
and Several III-sons were thrown doivn
and killed. :I'
Crevlecs‘ made the streets implausible,
see man Does; disappeared. and the
o
. All houses in Oops are
has iodine pen fields insects Recall).
the burnt mountain in Salvador. has
tat time there have been frequent
. 4 ‘ .
«thallium Ill but, ‘as ‘
from most pressing duties and reopen. ‘
all eternity. tlpougll Christ Our Lord ’
the catastrophe at. St. Pierre, Mnrtln- V V
lured out of a population or possibly ‘
announce llWhich Wrecked Qu nits!» W9
aV small stream which empties into the I
ridge which spanned it w
the inhabitants are lIvV~ sored
extinction ten. months and during in
rthon’skes and tidal waves along the “7 ng
iN REGARD To comers. Q
On the fit of Maritime depends the fit ‘of your gown. ' .IV
likewise your comformnd bodily case. 1 In y ' I
. The WI B. Conant tends to give one an erect figure; it
is Emery pliable, given with every motion, which makes
- it I: lurtable. It comes in a number of stylus cup.» of
which has the extreme hip. a good feature with the tight
shirts. I I I '
From $1.00 to $VV5 59- V ' V V' I
Warncr' s RustvPIroof These are light in weight
I though quite firm". Ev'cr‘y Corset I84 guaranteed to be rust- I
proof against the severest .test' of perspiration.
From 3:14.90 to $3.50. 4 . Q ‘ ,
The R & G. is quite popular. ' This I‘CoVrset ' always
holds its shape. and will mensure the same, when ready to
discard as urban now. From $1. on li'p’. ' ” V
4 Each of the above makes come in Batiste, nice for hot 4
weather. for more satisfactory than net; V ' ‘ 'V
Batiste Girdles The “Coronet” is the prettiest little
affair made In the shape of a Corset VVIVt Is of the finest Bat-
iste, powdered with embroidered forget-me-nots, and trim-
med with lace and ribbons. $1. 50. V ‘
Bustles. They are worn quite generally- We have a
variety made of feather-bone and curled hair. and ot‘ the
correct shapes. . '
Shirt Waist Extenders also at this section.
CHILDREN S SHIRT WAISTS.
A fine assortment at 25 cts. They are of neat pat-
terns in striped Percale. and we shall close them all out for
the low price mentioned I ‘
. ‘ WRIST BAGS
We have just received some handsome and exclusive
Wrist Bags. Yen can rest assured that there will be only
one of a kind sold' In this town. $4. 50, $5.00. $6. 00 and
37 so ' '
V Look at' that Dinner Ware in the window on the cor-
ner of Fail-field Ave. and Middle St. If you do not exact-
ly lich those patterns we can show you others. '
RIKER 'S TOILET ARTICLES 4
On the Center Table at the Toilet Section there is an
exhibit of Riker‘ s Toilet Articles, at very fine showing. The
line comprises a long list of Toilcfi Waters, Extracts, Pow-
ders, Qeratcs and many desirable and hygienic preparsj
tions.
The low price may lead one to think they are cheap
productions. whereas they are of the best grade. , I
"till: all READ COMPANY
Bridgeport. Conn.
A-.. V :23: Is... .$5_.V “9-1-5 1-—
Air's In seem sasslou. _
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GIFT TO FORMER PASTOR
‘ MT”
'Anthracite Coal Departments Encou-
‘ ave Boards Discuisin‘g attention.
The people Vof the lab of {the Imm ~4. SCRANTON Pa" May 9.~—When the
maculate Conception showed their of- executive boards of the three anthra- :,
faction and esteem for their former cite C081 departments 01 mil. ‘nited4
pastor the Rev John T Winters. who Mine Workers of America no i into
is .now pasture St. Mary's church secret session this morning the flitilfl" I
New Britain. Wednesday evening, when “on so. far as “could be learned had;
through the present pastor. the Rev. not changed 1mm yesterday when Pro
M A Sullivan they gave him a purse sident Mitchell wired the operators
containing a sllbstantia sum of mon- offering to submihthe disputed points :7
ey. In the church on P. rl-I street. ». to ”hummus-arbitration board to he
I n this invitation of Father Sum. named by thedndustrlsi department
vain; Father Winters preached the 361- ii the (“Vic Federation. President
lemon at the May devotions. Wednes— itchell adhered toms determination
day evening In; m. was cro'wd- wt to divulge the nature of the oper- ._
9,5 When »the maid“ of the labors answers. He Would not eyen‘
Blessed Sac eat wfigwndfiam‘ and admit that he had received any, but
the reusigumgermw brought to a it was freely asserted nevertheless
clam um 91.5555 0 in. that the operators had refused to nr~
the schemata. Rev. V ”Mimi-g
44 stor mode the presentation K'viv
‘ H x pressed thV atitude ‘
one people of imperial:
o..-
MEETING _OF EDUCATORS
4 NEW YORK May 9~A meeting of
hlch’ Father Winter‘s had It gluc‘ator‘n will be held here tomorrow
lag his pastorate; for hlslzib'sl to mill sy 10 III. will be a joint session of 4
uterus“ to the spiritual seats of the committees appointed by the princt
‘ pal educational associatibns to con
Laflalrs of the sider the subject of college entrance
parish. He referred to ”the unfailinr requirements in English and 88980131
kin ness ‘0: Fain-5r some” and said ly to report a list of books to boadnpt
that‘l‘n gblng through 1»ng parish and ed as a basis for the English entrancei
meeting the people he freq“ n‘mly beam examinations for 19.05. and 1906. Mom-
expressions or euéctlou for Father bership Inlhheloonference will repre-
w} nert . ‘ sent five of the. leading educational
associations of the United States. Dean
4 ‘L B R Briggs. of Harvard Univer-
sity and Prof. Robersonof Coly. lint
~ yer-sitp, will attend the meeting;-
www _ .
EASTERN CONN. TEACHERS.
VI‘WiLLlM-rAVNTIC May Ill—H'l‘heI 28th
annual meetim of thé Eastern Goa
nectlcut Teachers' Association was
' held at?“ the t n hall today withwnoo
tesehcrslnsa endance. C. G. Russell,
of Taftvllle presided Among the
Flu . speakers were Lonny P. Nash super
hi . dominant of schools HolyclteVI. Mass.
Rev. S. M. mothers. Cambridge.
Norwalk Chronicler