'I am.
my PM
11: ‘90:"
.l‘l
11 ill h‘i an
all" that individi
_ to exert.
New Orlando reporter tried
thodvlaws (‘Ooncrnl John B.
opmma
IticsMand will now
. al'ance o smiths to building“
lfioaeo, concord and halternlty as
loan In this cbll'h'try. '
rAsnIom {.5}. ‘
“'beautifu design pf: green and
ombro dery if defined. by- hand
rock of linen crash.
. "the neck of the deoolette gown
‘hod with a lace stole. but the
to very short, falling not more
Magyar six inches.
to made of money are a novelty
.. ii society girls are taking up and
blot-smiths are working out some
handsome results for them.
so many handsome shades of
”can now be obtained in mo:
coat that is both pretty and nor
dimes ill
:00de
ggowh that I
du‘qdaxijlty“ or lemon juice in a
I clear coffee will 'often relieve
..... .
dl as have tn lace stolesmn
lips 3Iliad detectable. This will
a great convanlsa‘oo In th those
occasions when very sligt .pr
It Is needed. '4‘”
3' short and their skirt partda
- o“ rullle.ofl ace. They are die
lite costs by will“
it we hear the term “bolero" we
think of anything very novel or
and yet the charming boleros do
its. parts .of summer gowns are
only novel and pretty Both
d “mull?” {up ntlrely new.
pend t ornamdntii
4 hillabls an styli h trimminr.
lllliéi' broa'dc 'oth'. Many hand
whats are made of this combina-
be worn as summer wraps.
fall's-um a never Xi” ? season
if. ' r he w at d not ‘ ~
It? Willow}. laid I£201
o be no except
3, bands'and shir-
. fire In“ voane' assist In malt”
..- mange ‘ r"
p c lecipe for cake from
antler” called “one. two. three
Cronin one on fulrof bIIlr'
" two cupfuls of an or.
of milk. three oupfuls 01
{also I little shit
demon 4 or vanilla
_- .talnes Carter yeltertla'y morning.‘
1% ily general
tat-hint of the
does not n‘e'ed to be without
timber of thc'MolllIIi Carlo dcslgns '
.41
Alld‘
of baking ‘potri ",_
. 0pc“ ' w ’
and am’gggfgs gaggle Natal?!” ”m
from andel 3
‘l'wo Officers from Now Yorit Visited
Nov-walk Last Night After Owner
of Iowory Resort.
who—-
i I )I-toct
4' ' '. Darius and another
' _ . . ilvo
~ ~ last
nown hers and who Is the owner of
full n at In Bowery. whore Obod
addoc was killed by Barton ler
be
Ictn regarding the slimy are as fol~
we: .. .. -
Fabled fimnjmfmslr “years old
r ver, 11 tract, was.
shot law‘s-2h ail-ambit All in the
White House Hotel. at No In Bowery,
early today.- James Carter: the barten-
der. was incised up in the Eldridge
strcot'fttatiolt ftcr having confessed.
the police say. to doing the cation
Policeman Klemm was app shod
at Grand street and the Bowery ut
ii 0 'cIock by a little girl who tol him
that someone had been allot II the b0-
teI. The policeman started on a tub,
and on the way met Detectives Brown
and Devine who accompanied him to
the place. .
In the hallway, at the foot of the
stairs leading to the upper part of the
hotel they stumbled over a man lying
on the floor. who thoy supposed was
drunk.‘ The- policemen paid no atten-‘
tion to him. but entered a door leading
from the hallway to a back room of the
part of the hotel; Then they
“Salli Into the barroofh and, they say
arter standing behind the bar
with a revolver In his hand. The de-
tectlvea say at Carter readily cou-
leased thit be ad shot a man and told
than be was lying in the hallway. .
4. Ilolié (Se say that tho bartender
old them he had shot the' driver be.
cause the latter was trying in rob I
plan In the place and when interfered
with had tiled to draw a pistol. N0 reo
volver was found in the cl than of the
dead ni'an and the fact i at he was
shot in the back of the head leads the
police to thqu that ho was trying to
Iun away when he was killed.
Carter the police say, led them back
to the hallway, whore Illv tile body they
had previously stumbled rer. An am
balance was called but he man had
died instantly.
Before leaving the l the two do
tectlv'es went at at and searched!
the rooms. in one qt roamihaya'
found two men tally dressed In bed
The men weep arrested and taken to
‘c station.de as witnesses, al~
tough they denied knowing anything
About the murder. They are William
F. QQunors twenty3ihree years old and
Cha ls Rout) thirtyisix yoal'sghnld both
of w m gage WP address as the ho-
. ~ ., may
The detcotlves had known Paddock.
l‘snd they went to his address in Allen
stile murder. Just as they roachtld the
:. belles two men came out of the ball-
-.way They were stopped and quostin
ed by the detectives who learned II
that men had notified Joaeph Pad It
of his brother's death. The men do:Z
nlc «the detectlved that they hhd‘
wit arise
explainl
allythlnlr about It. They were there-a
Ford also taken to the station hennaA
inIlylockcd up as witnesses -
Their names are John Flynn twenty
years old a driver. of No. 22 Chrystie
tie d 80011100 Cohen. i ty-
M I
old of No 58 La 00
streot."
According to the police of the Eld-
ridge street Elation inspector Schniltt
harm MW looking fol". filial; ”0’
pl it for of the llnlf‘i Edward Lynch
rwho liver in Winnipauk.
. MISS‘G’NO OOURMN'C CONCERT.
Two NoMIIII
sure in Now i
”The New Milford
tallied the follow
mad with interest ‘ Now it new
"The sacred concert under the direo
of Miss A. A. ri linger
fights Hall, on Wadwonlna,
most Ilrtistlc iluccesil he first
gay option 0fth the program consisted oi
Iniorio solos by Miss Chou
lolin solos by Leslie Vanilla.
l \
ism In; Miss iii,“ Osborn, sopra
Ill Nellie tfddto; Henry H
Ibrl‘and ester H. Benedict g:
ibisso-birhnne together with
4 W of thirty- five. local singers. .4
delighted the audience with' tilt
and finish. The ‘Gypsy Danco‘ ol
Mooney more especially than the otheI
seiacuoai'l demonstrated er. Vaughn' 1
~ , with
irda.
d.
‘Measihh ’ “ill
" .. :vnere a revelation to her listeners Illa
playlna her won erful voice and napa-
his control his marklblo dance.
The cantata, too was splendid reader-
ed. the chorus showing wonderful pro
clutch in its attacks. and srdstic an
to IDWiiiii’ iINGII ‘
stroet3ttnn0tlfy his brother Joseph. of ~
the shdotlng. hilt could not;
Iow they happened to .know pm b0 ““18le at
informal meeting. this alumina. and
molded to pootpono the sitting or the
will“ ”was.” Artillery'to be at New London
t
as Militidel" the .‘o
violin p laying of Mr Van
Add.
natural dequl. we dealers
‘tomern we would say that we have on
Telephone, l876 a ‘
Announcement.
To the patlolls of thc Nor-walk Hysais Ice (‘Olllllofigf with” BMW". will i
the new nappmohopo by courteous and zeIItII-unanly tratmdn‘. and tho:
pi‘agticc of correct business methods to make ditto
. The new management wishes to saw that. do
putting the above plant In excellent condition... ‘
fullest capacity. We shall put no "peddle w
Ian we have to) but would silk old and now pII
mall to the plant for HYOEIA ICE, th-I'c If. wlh ., .
or! at a price that will enablo‘ them to deliver ll 'at the same a“
0 have to prise-h Ice ill bones I
too rate of a hundred pounds pol mlnutc whithw be at their 4
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates. and distill“ w . .
James Morchcnd, Brookalde Ice Wagons, will deliver all i "
Sincerely youls, ‘
'I‘ ”E NORWALK liYGidl/i 1013 CO
N. B.——D0nt be “lollied” by any one saying that they hav?‘
Just as (and. " but try It and act on youI own good Judgment
Ito roapoulblo deal-
as the
their cus-
loo I-ru . that wiil~ aria lip ice at
. gratis.
on tap.
I 5
fly J. W. Olmsted Manager” *
s'omotlllns
l
.- m.
NOME RULE RESOLUTION.
introduced by John Redmond at No-
‘ tiouai Irish Convention.
DUBLIN. A rll l’l—The National
Convention on led the United lrlsh‘
Maguc. to consider the new land blilu
which assembled hora. yesterday. rc-
convened early today. in the Round
‘Room of the Mansion House. In this
city. There was a smaller attendance.
In view of a misunderstanding III the
case of certain English papers, John
Redmond. the chairman. introduced a
strong home rule rosmutlun. declaring
that the Irish nation would never be
satisfied until it obtained a full mca~
sole of self government. "No substi-
tute" said Mr. Redmond. "can or will
be «accepted "
hael Dav
briefly seconded the
neglecting their sacred uty to the
cause. if they did not send III ch a mea-
sure to their race throughout the
world. Mr. He‘dmond's resolution was
carried by 'aeclamation. William
)' mil-n then proceeded loxoxplain the
various suggested amendments to the
land bill. .
An amendment of Mr. O'Brien. plu-
vidiux'for extending financial asslat'
once to tho evicted tenants: was web
-,om9d but many of the delegates
wished It to so furthel.
Patrick Flynn of the Cork branch of
treat mirth. with n shillalah In one
lhand. hnd a broad rilnnlsd hat in the
bther then mounted the platform. His
ippearance treated Manama. “i did
not " said Mr Flynn, "Tlavcl lilo mile:-
A few setonds later Mr Flynn hcid‘l
he convention spellbound by the ex-
.raordinary eloquence with which he
III-listedzthat the present occupants of
holdings which formerly belonged to
avictcd peasants should themselves be;
evicted
This peasant orator worked up II
.Item a’ghinst “Crawlers," but Mr.
0' £341 1:“ s more moderate counsels pre-
~68 c
a:4’l‘lIrouglIc‘lut the morning peasant
alters discussed the do lie of the
b l with intelligence Mr Dunravcn
wits referred to as a "good landlord.“
and his name was greeted with cheers.
Kr. O'Brien's suggestions. as I rule
0 passed without a division John
stand and Lord Dunn-oven had an
landlords“ and tenants' conference.
which will probably be held in bondon
rah week.
‘ MILITARY INSTRUCTION.
11 Jul y.
M 111th General Cole has renewed
from Wiash baton that two com-
panies of the Thirteenth New York
state heavy artillery are to so to Fort
ferry for Instruction between July 10
111d 20. and that there wouldbe mobilh
tNow landon. letter In-
other Connection would like
do have to two companies I
here at the cams time—under. sderai
movement expense, of course. Gan-
oral Cole quickly accepted the oppor-
malty y.
Major William R Hamllioh. Artil-
ery Corps,_ .U. l A.. new stationed at
”Fort Terry. has been detailed to con.
duct the inspection or the C. N G un-
der the new fodorai law. 'j‘
~w—--—-—.*~——b'
wssraan James“ nits
mew YORK April”. In. —Aitnopgs
may we .., loveless
r11
tkohd as am 4 W
'if’ComIaei-os wore
”Hotel Hamilton
tion. say an Irishman would he.
the United Illsh Imag'ne. a man of .
Dining Room
no w OPEN
Thoroughly renovated and up to
Rates 81
to
date. Cuisine nnexcollcd.
per dIy and upwardtis’ according
rooms, or table board Very reasonable.
Under the managemerlt of
ms. f. a. nasal. mu.
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH,
from 1! to 2 o'clock,
for up.
To the Board of Health and All Others
in Authority:
Greeting: -
Somelhing should be done at once
to sale the school children from the
drums of contracting all manner of
diseases. The practice of transmitting
sIhooi books-—-ulth tncir burdens of
Ilisei so germawfrom one child to an-
other is III violation of the colonial
plillciplcs of poultry science and an
{)I'trugc upon the imulccnt and defence
fll‘il.
As our cancer sis In restoring and
preserving the . of'the people.
we ask your hono Ie board to paths
stop in this evil practice
Sincerel yours
up on. Is mablcma co.
' P. 8. To eradicate the germs of ma-
Inrl'a from the system. use Dr. Dick‘s
Medicine
I8“
If you olant a
Broiled or BoiledLobster, or a 4
Broiled Shad. Shad Roe. Little
Neck Clams. Oysters. pupal-ed
in the finest of style.
no 70.
CARL .SCHAUB'S
‘IIPERIIIL out,
new Plans.
CONSISTORY MSTPONQ.
min boon postponed on account of
several attentions. especially In retard
to the relations between the Vatican
and France. It Is considered probable
that It wl‘l be held In, the latter half
of Julia. most likely about June 29. to
wiobratc the festivities of St. Peter's.
Those who are considered sure to be
made Cardinals are Momslanor R. '1‘an
Inni. the papal nuncio at Vienna; Mgr.
Dr. A. A Juti. the papal nuncio at Lia
hop and Monsignor Charles Nocella.
secretary of the oonaistorlal congress
No conclusion has yet been reached
about a Hungarian cardinal. ? .
ABSOLUTE
. , ‘ Perfect
noun. April 17—4110 considtory has " "
And Why shouldn't
immune
The new corset-fitting Cov-
ert Cloth Jacket; value
$20.00, at
$15.00.
Suits.
Tailored ' Suits.
made to sell at $30 00.
TOMORROW $13. 50.
Misses' and Women's Silk
Jackets, the newest kind, at
A better grade made to sell stage.
at $25.00. at ——»—
“"’°‘ 5 in
We have all the finer gar- “\fi 3‘5‘5'
manta. up to $50.00. Hundreds of the new
”‘7...“
Covert Sachets.
4 The popular coat of this
{clan We have a very apoc-
It
Waists are here. White takes
the lead to be sure, but we
have a few colors in the neat
patterns. Every cloth from
the P. K. to the fine sheer
Swiss, both plain and em-
broidered; also the fine Jap«
one it sons and Sockets.
N Notch; filtering oi Nae Suits Baum-tom.
ills are apostle event. because they are price concessions at the moment the »
W‘Thcsc hi
I are in do nd. They ’l’rc the very garments you' vc been asking
IS}??? the best. These are a few of the strong reasons why~you should inspect the suits at the-
N ST.ORE We have every size and all colors; all bright. new garments, just from the
"$10.00. anesc Silk in white and black.
Women's .Mercerizcd Petticoats
e—yoke band and full size. A bar-
gain at $1.25 and $1.50.
TOMORROW. $1.00.
French Voilcs. blue and black,
$1.25 quality.
TOMORROW $1.00.
50 cents,
/
from one-fourth to one-third less than you’ll pay elsewhere.
Hoslaav. arc. DOMESTICS-
Oue halo {-4 Unbleached Mus-
Wonlcn‘s All Over Black Lace lin, value tic yd.. tomorow. 40
Head. pure lislc. that black Bmfidnd 0%“? SW19” ":35“
and seamless. a bargain at ‘llffiof‘SEfofiaé’ s. 0"!“ V new 3.4
35“: tomorrow, ”0 . Axminlstcr Bugs, 27 x 54,
Womcn'a‘Vcsis. square neck. large assortment of pat-
IIanIlsomcly trimmed, value torus, lili“°"""“’~ "~50
Rifle and lie, tomorrow. 9c ltufilcd 3“” Curtains. regu-
Men's Woven Madras Shirts. lagrlrcngths, value "35' to“ 00
In ow. .
5"“ collars. nealixeo. made Seersucker Wash Petticoats.
.from the leftover remnants rod and blue stripes. extra.
that the dollar shiris are w:vlde. value 69c. tomorrow. 50c
_ i die MerI-erizcd Madras for
made from. all scams fiat . Wail-Its, three patterns, va-
. filled..tape gusset. :shupcd 3. me 390 tomorrow. 280.
alnmholes collar band and ~-—--~-
l-‘ronnh front tomorrow 50c KITCHEN DEPARTMENT-
-m- Glass Table Sets—~Sugar Bowl.
TOILET GOODS cream pitcher spoon holder
and covered Butter Dish.
One Thousand Shoat Roll of: rich pattern, value are, to
Toilet Paper. value We. to marrow. 25c sot
marrow at to Condensed Milk Jars, German
00131193 Tooth Powder, value china. nicely decorated. gilt
50, tomorrow, we stlpled. value 35c. tomor-
' "Boooballn" Gentile Soap large F r” , , . 19°
bar value 500 tomorrow We rench Opaque lorcelnm as
' ,' ' light as china. decorated tea
Roger & Callets Toilet Soap,
or breakfast. plates, soup
““1“ 35" tomorrow, 17" plates. quart bowls and ten
Dr. Shedleld's Tooth Paste, cups and saucers. value 15c
value 260. tomorrow. 14c and 19c. tomorrow. choice. 100
.j CALL 5oz.
eymour ’s
Fancy Wool Dress Goods, fan-
cy mixtures, 38 inch wide, value
TOMORROW 39 CENTS. , .
200 pieces Wash Dress Goods,
entirely new, value {5 cents. '
TOMORROW 15 CENTS.
Some Rtmsrkahn Bargains.
We bought at Reduced Prices. therefore we can afford to sell them at prices that will save yOu '
. Cream Applique Laces. neat,
_ Pearl Waist Sets. three large
for—Fabric, style cut and
UnderprIced selling prevails
on all.
Women's White Canvas
Waista for early spring wear,
AT 5o“~~ CENTS.
Women’s White Lawn"
Waists, with tucks and cm-'
broidcry; value $1.05,
AT $1.00;
Women’s Fine Embroidered
Swiss Waists, $1.50 to $3.25. ,
Women's Fine Linen Waists. “
embroidered tum-over col-
lar: and cuffs. large pearl but-
tons, $3.25.
cream White Cashmere
Waists. tucks and grape cnl- 3
broidery, at
$3-5°~
Linoleums, 2 yds‘ wide. choice
of ally pattern. value $1.00.
tomorrow,
Wile Carpet Beaters,
woven. very strong,
19c. tomorrow,
Long Handled White Wash
lirush. 6 in. wide, value We
tomotrow
LACEB, RIBBONS. NOTIONS.
—_..—...
890
closely
value
150 .
100
German Torchon Laces.
widths from 2 to 4 inches.
wears like linen. regular
price, he. 3c yd.
I’olnt De Paris latices. all
widths. inwartlous to match.
regular prices. 100, 1234c,
150. Saturday. 7c
yd.
pretty patterns. worth 25c
and 350 yd.. sale price.
Fancy Taffeta Ribbon. all col-
ors. suitable for.ties or hair
ribbons. special. 50 yd.
190
buttons. pin backs, much
easier than buttons for shirt
waists. 250 set .
100 yd. Spool Silk. black only. i,
12 spools in box, worth 50
spool. letters A and B. per
box.-
GOOD THINGS TO all
We are recqiving daily. Spinach. Celery, Lettuce, New Potatoes Radishes. Tomatoes, Bermudn‘. onions. Straw j
berries. are coming Id nice mutual Price from 15c to 261: quart. Delicious coeds no In. up.
lingo."
.You wanttbe lineal. sweetirosy Butter. made fresh to our order by Bridgewater Hills Creamery.
Fresh Country
There is. ,
so much imitation and renovated Buttons sold on the market it In like an oasis In the desert to know where you
“foo want to know what a Double Cream Cheese is visit our store and try It. The '
We are headquarters upon these goods. Fancy Jamaica and California Oranges,':
Vote early and often" ‘ 7
. C. E Seymour, heading Groc’en.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST" ‘
can get the sendine ‘arti‘cle.
finest line of Freon Shockers.
Grape Fruit, Apples? etc. "
We keep the best of everything and our prices correspond with quality.
scorn nonALK. CONN. 3.
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U NESSNOOMING
Just an the law prices we are putting out high grade Grocer-Inst. Mil other. fallow won- ‘1
not; which is easily answered, using as old motto: Quick salsa, small profits. We call your sod-
I.
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y "mammal-1min. «a;
_ the can w an. fir»
3 . Tlluanoaparcmbr if?
loci _ 3 Wallis, 7-109. 3, 3.... ram-payollmmdplale., '
445.3" itji. gratis. 13-. com, _ too-
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