yr sraiaorlsco elicit. “
“1 in Springfield. Ohio. uh melt hire '
11.1,,“ bean cities-metal Mites-it'll. '
‘ ”1‘1!!!" burned. ted oilmpapltis‘oi -.
[If] patrolling‘ the strsata "results
at outbreak or thh‘ mid) of white
WI who are mission fol- the-
123d of lawlessneta which have dis-
' the county: ‘
I. jack of this there must be, Icing
pregnant reason for this outburst oi
thllabledeellh‘ on tha' part oi
usually law ablditti citisana of that
on The shooting of A police scr-
" DOLLAR TO DO ILISWNSRI
ocAAtia or serious AT A vsav lurosTANT unoca tune
to satanic." osstsmssss cAusor suv wHousAts AT TH!
rlnual'a wt noon. 7141. Is Tits rmAI. wank roa THAT
SNALL to To an TIIAT WiLL ru scuAsa WHAT lT ssama'ss A
ws doors JUAT A rhw aamsocss.
, t migh‘t‘not to be: cause for mot-1' 4*
, l'lhl‘ewh dials. an the it... of the ‘ . i
lfbon people who there in no way MINING-
acted with tit case. t om . ——-.- 1 . .
M were black. 11 creep ' Filmy irrtlIsII antic. black,
. 2. ‘11! 131 another evidence of the anti maven pink ”“118 11"“ M“ V"
hathy which pervsdt-s the Southern
states And other plaees where the no ‘
‘1’gr'o- population is lame. Time and
_ Ig‘in i1. had been shown that it needs
1 $151! a little to cause a rut c war. 1'i‘his
‘ ’Icsllnglmust be illrefully considered.
for it inbound to. become the source of
trouble in this country in the not far
distant future.
SALE PRICE,“ YD.
“h“...—
IAAIDA.
Pant-y Braids—Ill colors. inclini-
ing the popular gold mixtures, good
Iltylt-s for children, regular prices
from in: to We,
SALE PRICE 2c YD.
The negro problem is ilpon us. mm 11 i .
as we dislike to think of the fact and willmlpgtgfln 1.1.1.1i1d'3.-r1.'." 323:3:
. no time can be lost in dealing with‘ price... 5.. and 3c yd, :ls yd. piece.
, it. The proper remedy for those}
troubles" must be illscoterod and ap
illicit. it may be noticed that in al-
, masts All cases the trouble is caused by
the whites taking a tenfold revenge for
,giig‘ innit transgression of the law by a
sAts estca 26c.
Brush llraid. made by the mali-
ora of S. H. h M., regular price he.
IALS PRICE 3c YD.
01:0- JEWELRY.
if us negrocs are burned at the
, It“ And riddled slth bullets, sub
1 We the most horrible tortures
_ all _ for revenge.
1: ”There is 'a general feeling that tho
“othylll eventually solve the negro
' blast but it is certain that it will
var be solved by the methods 0.
blood Vhlch now prevail. Lynching
Mid he stopped and those who take
t in Iynohlngs should be bevercl
nlshod.
.1Wa haven't heard of any frelgh
trains being discontinued on the. Ooh-
holidatad road yet. but the loss of a
.Jtumber of passenger trains is hot
' pleasant news. to say the least.
Fflfll'x Pearl or Gilt Shirt Waist
Bets. better than buttons. values
from 250 to 35c. ' .
on: rules 10:.
Gilt "at Pins.” «trons pins lls
tlortod tops. a’ folder At tot.
' IALE PM“ to.
l
-ileauty Plus, two on card rcgu.
in price We.
IALE PRICES: CARD.
Gold and Gun Metal Brooches.
assorted stones, nobby effects. reg- .
ular price the.
SALE PRICE 10¢.
M.
COMIB. ETC.
'l‘lle “ldtile Beauty" Stray luck
t‘omb. warranted to hold all loose
looks. regular price. small sine.
ifli‘: large size, the.
SALE PRICE 100 AND 12c.
' New Haven is to have its rollcr lit;
twill“? and it is to be hoped that the
New Haven papers "wili‘contaln some-
thing else nos.
. RKPRIOENTATIVE CROFT DEAD
N, MA 10.—- re
”33,83!" fie W. wit}? 0' Aug?“ barge Baoli Combs shell or Ah
0.. died at his home in this city to- g“. I Importilnr shares. result"
00 q y.
dayl of blood ”poisoning
r. Croft had been ill for over six
weeks. as the result of an tnlury caus- i ‘
{ad by a splinter In his thumb. from
which bloodnpoisoning resulted. His
"heart also bet-Ame seriously Affected.
- and all hope of his recovery was aban
dosed yesterday. Mr. Croft was 511
years old. He Jeaves six sons. lie wAt
a Democrat and‘was serving his first
term in Congress.
STEAMER CELTIC REPORTED.
. NEW YORK. March lit—The White
Star Lino steamer Celtic. from Lives
pool and Queensiown for New York. is
reported by wireless telegraph as hav-
Med Nantucket Ughtahlp- a
o a..- in Will probably dock about
at m tomorrow. ‘ x ‘ ;;
r .i .‘ g
.chLE All? out WAast-Itra.
. SANTIAGO. Chile. March 10.-—-The
- It 1s'. again discussing the '
1., to sell the two warahlps. the ti
-b Cap 1AA Prat and the cruiser
uco. to an American firm. A de
101131;? the subjeet‘will be Iglfifm at
SALE PRICE 100.
Ilouc llair Plus, smooth finish.
the best iiic pill. l dos. assorted on
tart]
SALE PRICE Go CARD.
VIILINOI.
’lhin Fat! Velllngti. new styles.
regular price the
SALE PRICE 15c.
Chiffon Drapery Veils, with hom-
~ stitched border. value 50c.
SALE "“08 338‘.
BELTS.
(‘llrli‘ Silk Belts. gold buckles
glrttli: effects. nevi and hobby
SAL! PRICE 50¢.
ppACH sea Tvents FRESHNAN 1‘ 7 ~
NEW HAVEN. March font—Carr
in, of Waterbury. a member of '
Yalé Senior class. has been appoint-
ouch of the freshman baseball
rAIicv coLtAss.
*—
lace Stocks tab style shilo
cream and Ar'Ablsn. regular price
2 t.. .
war was ,A tsAoss 12c.
Fine lace Stocks. long tab of
fools. regular prict- 36i-
SALE PRICE 19c.
HAMBURG. LAOII ETC
llilmillirg lodges. new patterns.
neut tit-signs. bi quality :llai': Ni:
and lilt' oultllly, tlt': li'ii' quality.
ltlc: Ji‘ii quality, 180.
Pt lie Paris Lilies, widths from
1 III [0 ll iu.valt'iciri1ml lie to zbi.
SALE PRICE 0c YD
:7"-
No. 10 Taffeta Ribbon. all silk.
white, pillk and light blue. regular
price ll'it: yd.
I
sat: ram: 10:. ‘
SHOPPING MOI.
Cold Bags. 26c quality We; itlc
Cord Bags at this sale 8e.
ToILcT dootis.
SOAPS.
—.——_
Dislnfectinc Soap. regular DTlt'oU
10c. Sale
Pears Unseented Soap, Sale. 9c
Pears Scented Soap Sale. mite
Roger a Galictt Violet Soap. Sale7
' i c
Dr. Woodbury's Psi-lat Soap. ,,
Sale, 17c
Parker's 'rlIr Hosp, Sale. iii-
Cuticura Soap, 17i-
Whirl- -A0lg “l'hlte Floating [lath
Soap Sale.
u... ”...—.--.-.“
TOOTH POWDE R.
ol'
Dr. Lyon :4 Tooth Powder. Sale. for
Dr, Shelleld Tooth Paste, 2 for 26c
Rublfoam, Bottle, l7c
Bozodont. Bottle, 17i-
TOILET WATER, ETC.
Brown's Toilet Watt-r. lllt‘ regu-
lar 69c also Sale. 4
Brown's Toilet Water the 39c
slsc. Sale.
Brown's Perfumery, 25c quality
at 10¢ per as
Dr. Woodbury'a Facial Cream lai-
Frenchs Bay Ruin 7c.
Prophylactic Tooth Brush. file i
it) and if Row Bristle Hair
Brush. solid hack regular 25('.
lilo
i3 Row Bristle Hair Brush. sol
id back regular bile. Sale 35c
Adams No. 269 Hair liiush reg-
ular Al. 25. Sale We
l-‘tnc French Tooth Brushes. 250
quality, 1'
Jap. Tooth Brushes, lbi quality. 9c
Dressing; Combs that twist but
will not break 86c qualiti filo
Toilet Pumice, the quality. "to
Rosewood Bach and Handle. her-
cled Mirror. 25c quality. the
Balsam “Semi-tissue“ Toilet
Paper, the best We loll made.
t be
a
500 Sheet Package Toilet Paper.
regular price he. Sale. 2c
. .. tbr the coming season. .Ho will
full charge of the work. 1 - , '
..---- . . \
1ws' not -~ —-F~ .. _,
y ”to 1;soavA m Ilsa KENNEL.
.....-
Wolfhound Probably has 150 Miles
—Glau to ba caught.
Sorva of «dressers, prise Russian
wolf-hound 'ot the country, of the \ al-
ley Farm kennel
chase by forty their for 'oneuty two
hours. was recaptured Holiday morn-
lag.‘ in last crap 7; on the bank ot
the hrtnfngton ft yer.- Bedsptured is
not.- really the word. since she was ex-
tuba caught. born is
divans? and foocsora. but in a
”Monday dinners as they make
g. 9‘! flotilla. Sara you will
, 9 will come 01M.
1 T» in“.
.._.
1’ l
1' arca- IIoTAI. IIA-
: 1 - .
Ha‘rtford in”! ‘ 3'. call 'and in!!!”
It is thought she will be in as do
ails-tar. Hr.
.:-..—.e
G'Tangleii and the illilticl wont to .1910
pat-e w on: Sierra Iid seen. ‘
trio hours he a‘earchcd m halla‘d the
mission call ;wlthout any man.
Finally he and another man came to A
on A high bluff ovps the Farming.
ten River. Mr. Granule looked around.
I. saw nothing. However. I0, triad
lately there «a A
at rttatllla in the snow undo
blal which is unite It”.
moses sum-bl lag up the hill. but
M as she had Almost reached the
shasa Ir Crangle’soonpaaloa AI
At Mr. Ora-gle‘s order. the man l0
wn. Thadog than climbad In the
”limped up- to Air. Ora'agla's face
Masai“ her tail triad to huh “I
1 k
p.
on'lorva' ‘
team
Hawaii?
, :. Slick
an
m...—
ll"
i
l
1
. . hi ‘
hit-e trains are Guiana!
Munitions-atoms of silk. opauua ape
lquat'i, etc. ‘
The soft satin ribbons seem to he
most used on children's hats and
drust'iei'l. l'l‘lio mats. too. have ten
of theta. 'Tha eolohf Only pink. blue
and tvhlto. .‘
Ilalf ihii llttlo costs have white kitl
bolts, 'liroy l-c not so Indie thht
that can hsriil he sat to eohllita lilo
coats bill they ndil it charming bit of ’
air is '
I wits Ihklg the other dAy of mo-
halts for child 'yi frock to be worn at
their plty. but omitted to speak of the
dainty whites and blues of whlidl
ilrclIlIy frocks m belnl made
'ihe most till-lipenillt'c gingham or
oihct minted fabrii which a child can
wear at play is given a cleanly slight-
l_\ ilmtly touch' by till llIOi‘llon of I
shlts yoke and a bit of white lace
About the hands
If you would have your little girl‘s
dresses extremely elegant. hare them
embroidered and ads by ha.nd llrery
stitch of them In t be dune by hand.
th material mtlst be the finest. and the
embroidcrt simple but sisnht '
If you u not know how to embroid-
or. or later I the time y u can at Idiot
put A little brisr stitch In or A few
Frenc ‘kaota on your girl' a white
(mi-kit. giving them a touch of hand»
work that will lift hem A bit above.
their ordinary froilis.
A Ruytil Egg 1an {marine Pit-toI-Iill1
.ltiwlew for/tprll:
with good pustli.
l lflf‘ v'oui isrt dish
sprinkle fllt‘l' it til-
lllt‘tllotmlltl of title imsili-r vii .susnr
Put in hill! .ie Voilis iii about twenty
lluid boiled eggs nit-oriilllg iii the
liigni-sti of your not rind urrunge them
In your pan on the sugar. Hill It 5 or Ii
i-loies into its many mills and sprinkle
the egg still it little powdered tinns- 1
limit.
in or. Also.
I'.ltnis and so no shredded apple. Sprin-
kle over another taint-spoonful of sugar f
and some little cuts of butter f‘over
the tart with strips of pastry and bake'
.l golden brnwn.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
Chairman .1. J. Walsh, o1 Not-walk.
Calla Meeting for Mann 14.
The outlet rallc slate central com-
mittee is to hold a meeting in Nova
lliiven. Monday afternoon next at :3
u‘ilotk. The session will be at thc‘
Tontlnc. hotel and the purpose is to
select a time and Disco for the demo
iratie state convention which must be
' held in his) to choose delegates to the
national contention in be held in St.
Louis. Mo n.
(‘hairman J. J Walsh of Norwalk. ;
sent out the following ca1ll yesterday:
Democratic State Central Committee.
John J. Walsh. Chairman.
Norwalli. Conn. Mar. 8. "lot.
James E. Motlag’u Rho. New iiaron. ithe man had a revolver in his hand my own life.
Conu.:
boar Sir-4 ou Ale hereby notified
Vflflfl grille some lemon peel sli1
prlnkle iner ii few i-ul-.
When done. sprinkle?
again with sugar. and put in the oveul
tor a few minutes The old recipe!
trill-i for dual sprinkle of rose pater"
"still ’
YORK
may 60011393 (:0.
Sale of Groceries for Friday 8:. Saturday
sACdti‘.
sugar surrdi at
left A or Iosrbud i
it. "II t
o 0 ha. subunit... "”1 '2,“
mental. hon" gotten: altars"; :5
fish in every pail: l0 lb. pas
.................
and you
High
swung-1.. s lbs.
oblong. Alisad. English Breakfast. or Cay-
TM value at 50c. per
Loot ................
35c
COFFCE. mm“'aomn'{.3011'111‘1‘161011;°'..'r‘1 lg:
“PU.
tor this is». to lbs. bust
................
ure Stale llucliwhiiat; .'l
“saunas-Cedar Brand
Choice Carolina Head nit-r. advertised alsawhara at as t. Idea Iss6 rs fruit. ‘
310,51..." 1b.: our price. it) lbs.. 4 5C $59!. . :lld amty: : lb. horas. 01.1 11191“:
................................... ..... T Dn.._..-n._...u...o--c~tiworms-fist".
Galena-4! that line Ina-real or llpa- l as m a n I a— rolls
Noeha sold. Java. fresh alum—lo lb. wooden : Brlsod. full strength c.0113! VC‘I‘ID'U
roastadt r price our. 1 boxes ............... 41¢- . .ttho ls ......... .12c1 . I a“ d
'0? '11 IL“ ‘0' "ll. ' I g k w I . .Q -Flonl I 2. I. l I . . -I'0"IIO ‘ . U0. [hm
1.1111551” ..... . ...... I"! i brsud. finest prepared. Bra.nd M“. ._n, “0‘ ll .
, ..
to consist: ros MR. sAso.
Minor Smith Out With a Double
ralad Shot Gun.
Sar- and
shoot
In tht
lie
Sabo on sight
while he was in bed today he would
hate somebody on guard All day.
:oloo-Onr daast blend 1 «M ------------ | the driest Tomatoes ark-
Mocha and “Mind rlor l ”Lipton“. 140:261' ‘ ed. large. red ripe it.
nanny. ”Tho. sold 41'- i """""""" CIDDCU Fruits guild told packed, a in
:our rrgn r srge can. or. .%)|
gm. . .m “"03 ;' .... i (Ltflffflfi'muif... prim Low .... ............... .. .
1001L5c ahaolntely an; pt. hot. res-AAA. c antss- or ("I—Finest N. I. Itsta
lies, "an" to. psi- dog, A p Ir 1 e o s- lfeywsrti ilugsr torn. sweet and
1'" “'I'°:°‘"aln:fl::" [1.00‘ bottle ........ 0.: Brand. astra quallty, 8th ilrndrr. Nb. can. dot.
i, d 05" Us In“ t'atssp-Snltlsrs hm“, t'ln. reduced from its. .35: can ........ 1:0
Enal'uof u 0‘2“ ‘or 3",, ulndt from pure spices and 1"" ”'l‘ '" 1'” 0"“ tmn. m "up; or mom
for “"‘r'l’1111.11111111111111g111r'"i. ' l"”' L 50‘ can """"" 1"" lll'ituil. fliiest Maine Sllglr
"h 1"] . ' till 'I h ‘ h , l ' d: . (I 'r
3’1261;|h1d1d11¢41501 ih- . -. flat : I'l::l:’lll' ;;rl‘cor:l.1(::1i ie1r1lrtl1rr. 3Ell: 53:10:12?
-'l"" '3" "" """l 0 lsellllqldci urn [luprui ‘ llrand. lineal fruit In 1.0"! can .. ...] c
i lateii lit 5 and it) lb I‘III I'll. p19“. mwnm-d I hoary sugui Airtip. re II II 0‘ ‘
ton sacks. full weight lll’ll" I‘rrtlrb Olive Oil; of hot llueetl from 22-. ir can ' "" , casts " t' I
lltllci-tlt 5 III. ling, ”.240 H,‘ I“ ' , 1" bottle. l ‘0 pt'r il07. ‘ '9 I ...“L lii‘lillil. ..‘lli, clips, 40],,
"...", _ “up, m..." :ttii-.. i:. .l'liii hotlli-.205- 1 To Lilli: i‘un Wile
' t‘rrsln'l' . lh- IliI-.l. llrlr-l l’i-Ir-heI—lnii- o. ' . - ; fincvofn-hulllihy Brand.
nil‘t‘l'lP‘fll’ null I'M-st plIIlii‘cl' f'JIi-‘l‘ frilli.lliti' ”1111 "Vlfi‘l" ‘ Fish Specuts :nu-li- from the bell Mlll'l‘a
liltl'lP; f: Ill. siotli- works. "rail-l lwlcl l’l'lil u m: w. slip-tr Him and Iina .
1“ up ulllir1iil flavor of the fresh l s""‘f,"."""'"""l"" li‘lillt'r Lima Flt-ans. ‘.'~ih.
1 ' fruit; l0 llfl‘. 31.7.15: -'I 2"" ‘ “1r """m' I com. um... Lao: can.
can“ in». 3mg; ll1i us.- , If i no; sin n n a .1 Ir— 14.,
, ‘1 stun-....-n. ”mm. ..m ‘ Stuck . b. . . . . . ..f to 1 J
‘ "" M" " "k"—-‘ in hiililt-tl New Ur'ltllllI int» i llsslsu Mange-on - Site-,ul {...-T, I 1"”1‘ ”"1" '1“
“""L‘ l""“"1"1""k"‘"'"""' “Int?! abs Iliiicly lplit‘ii; gii : ll» .............. "iv 1 111101.1,1"'..7rm“ 11‘0“}, "m
:‘l;|l'1ll;:fllllt_'u '1'::l|:“lli|;l’"|l.:1 r11 lul: .. 4111' ' tit-hired Snlmnn~SIlicd (1].::m11m; 1N1, "an 1;) “11:?
lit the extraordinary tut Wu" '—"‘"0 AW" 9"] """""""" ‘m' timi- L2 icsn .. lei
prli‘.cuf tit-instance. ditto """" ‘ “‘1"- "”°" 12111} 313d"; 3.6%, '33,“ con - l'ollsv sis-o.
Homing—\ellow or “title "runner-Large. street . 3 ll 0" 2:31.11?“ figflg’né‘?‘ a?
toiu “out to tips “4 WI"! tsllfoluis Navel or I' d f I e :- Peerless ' r. '
dill". pcr hos ”7“”. Brand. best imported. ”“3“ "41"“ ‘0. If" 40l-
1:11.133"11i'i'i'xlih’1ud'1” 2-85 per dos ....... 20c bot-rig? Willis. mini-cl “'5‘ "" """"" 12¢
‘ roiu . c. per can to can.
“4.. Soap-Adams I.-.suniliy 3‘”
ihi- purest a beat sea 0 in..-" m mad 1
n."“'"““ "'“'" "1'11“" limdi.imsb110‘11arc cake!l1 I‘ll-OI Mani" 1"" M I‘M "d:llntou!s divi-
Irn lltuilts. ltl llts....4P1r- fir; . ”k” "amt bpll ('olumlila ing‘ 3 larcrs' "I’ll"?
t LIT-I Ileana—Bast roll "'11.: 55(- filter Salmon steaks lib. lil'll‘lh Loo: Imlll
forula dried Llnias. lo‘zte‘iin liar; 5" "1k fan; ‘ry flat cans 10¢.l 1 “Lin!” "..., .......... .0;
' 1' but" i. p it. ' e . i-Alul ............... c "
W... . ..-“... 7. ..--..-.-...--...-.~. ... . .
Telegram that Saba had been hang-1 tip all night at the. window and would
lug around his house for several days.
that the women folks
house were in a state of terror.
He sald that
In
Ignace Sabo. tho Jealous Cuban. hasisaid that Mrs. Saho was ill a stilt ul spi aking of his attempt to hunt hint
succeeded in putting Minor Smiths nervous prostratiou. fol she fears that down last night. he said that he wont
:sllorc house in StrAifortl in A stat
slogc.
telephoned to Lleut. Anderson, of
Late last night Minor Smith!
is of
the siege.
Sabo will kill her on sight
"The house is in a perfect state oil
I can‘t get any assistance from
Bridgeport police. asking for help. flflilho town of Sirstiord, and I will have
a“ 83'
out in the cold in his swililng feet to
get a shot at the follow when he ran
Saba is the man whom Sheriff Stagg
Sabo was around his place threatening i to do what i think is best for their game these to one day last week. and
to about anyone on sight. He said
the time Mr. Smith said
that
Itllat tht-lc will be a nit-cling of the ‘ could get no help or assistsnie front strain any longer and l loaded a dull-
illelan'f‘ltUI‘ stiiii ielillal committee at. any of the oflcUflh Stralfortl Williil blebsrrellcd shot gun and sent out LT. COL. MOORE'S RESIGNATION.
! the Tontine hold! in the city of Nos-1 was the reason that he telephoned to doors myself
Maven on the Hill day of March 1904
at '1 o'clock in the afternoon, for tho1
of holding the democratic. state con-
this city.
Lieut. Andelson did not send
The follow lan townid
protection and for the protection of who cstaped in the fog after six shots
Sabo was slound the had been fired at him. He came over
and was crying out for vengeance all house last night anti remained as late to this city. but put in an appearance
that he. ' llS 10:30.1‘heu r could not stand the. at Siratfortl a few days later.
Adjutant Gt ilertil Colel. issued an 0i-
:lhe meadows along the river and all iler yesterday accepting the resignation
any i
am beak front recent sickness
,purpoao of fixing the time and Dllf‘ll i policemen over to Stratiord. as that could not follow him
is beyond their jurisdiction Me Me “The man is either crazy or stiffer
lof
Lieutenant
Colonel Charles
ll.
Moore of the First Regiment of New‘
Ihl.talu and directing Colonel Sihuisc
v.enilon to appoint delegates to the na. iphonod to Sheriff Stagg's house and ing from the effects of drink. and it to “II“ it meeting of the field and line
ilonal dcmoiralic louvention
1lhcld in St Louis. Mo. Also to trap
intact any other business proper to calm
l
on“ towns in the Blackstone Valley warn
before said meeting
JOHN J. WALSH.
Chslrmau.
'fllc republican slate convention is to.
be held at ]o yperion theatre. Newi
lIAVen. Ma d It and it is caste-l
msry to 1501110
tlon After that of the republlt-.ans , g
The dctuot ratlc convention is not
confined to any particular place of
meeting and the committee will con-
sidcr the appeals of several Connecti-
cut cities this year. It has been held
at Bridgeport. Waterbury. but ha:~
mole often been held at New Haven
and Hartford. 7
An effort will be made to have it.1
held In this city In New "Alon makes
a more convenient spot for All the dole
gates to reach than Hartford.
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS. l
1
Assembled in Providence to Name
Delegates to St. Louis.
PROVIDENCfi R. l.. March lit——
Two hundred and twenty represents
lives of the Democratic party in Rhode
Island assembled in this city today to
name eight delegates to the National
t‘onventlon at st. Louis. This was
not only the. first state Democratic
saint-ring to choose delegatesto take
part. in the nomination of A presidential
candidate in tin tutti campaign, hilt
wail of interest also because of it strug
gle which llflfl dclcloped belwcon two
tr lugs of the party oicr the question of
Instrui ting the men illoson today.
whom to support As presidential noml
nee. One faction headed hv George W.
Greene. member of the National cdm
milice and ‘thn J.li‘1tlpatrick.ofi’lw-
tueliet. feeder of his party in the Rhodo
Island Reuse of Representatives, de
untitled that the pat! al del tell be
instructed“, toHrer llfam R. ohrst
of New York. The other wing will the
mist auto organisation. Patrick
Henry ulna. of W rwick chairman.
Mdnan1n‘ ed delagayudzil.
Chat cm W
Samuel It. Honey of emit. leader
intisShvela‘ndo'ampsian ~ i '
There was ranch activity About In-
slc HIllJJIe place of holding the con.
vantloa. longbefore u. did tbeop
eIiAg hour. Thomaiorltyof dole-
aatas rm Provi es. Westerly. Paw-
taekat. W and the smaller
adherents of lasers. Grease and”
democratic conven I
'tovm. As Sabo had done
to bo' learned that that ofloial was out of is a pretty trying sltus'tion for those offiiers of the regiment to nominate it
nothing in the house. What i fear most is the. successor.
more than threaten these in Minor life of the woman in my charge.
Colonel Schulse said yes-
i terday- that he should prObably warn
Smith‘s house, the local police could cannot allow any of them to go out the meetingto be bed on the afternoon
not interfere.
Minor Smith told a reporter of
—“I
under any circumstances." , _
Mr. Smith said that he would stay Regiment Armory.
The
of Saturday.
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OF RIGH
Maple Syrup. etc.
guaranteed or money back.
“CALL 58-2.
TO Elf.
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CONVINCED
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE
of all the LEADING FANCY WAFERS AND CRACKERS. direct from the ovens.
that are fresh and crisp. We sell them—you to be the judge.
VEGETABLES.
HEADQUARTERS
and slum.
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The 1?“ are convinced that this is the place to secure F. :ESH UP~TO- DATE GOODS.
leeALITY AND PRICES. Our goods stand upon their merits. There is no sub-
stitute; it's A Qmatter of healt with you. that what you have to eat you want good.
Glades E5. Stymililr. leading Grocer. 33 West Wilsiuialilii Street ~.
ANOTHER '16 SALE ON THE NATlONAl. IISCUIT COMPANY'S CRACKIR'. l
Expression ’
we maid has to express our big line of the National biscuit pampan y's oraekara carried by us.
wlah asythtnrls that line It will pay you is got our prions baton gels. Ala-mu. Not only do we carry the larg.
art asset; to of. Norwalks. but we also give you a hurries. buy the Na tional Slacult company's crackers hora
March 19. in the First
eymo r ’sStore
GOOD_ THINGS
Buy goods
No left over job lots here.
SPINACH,CELERY1. NEW POTATOES. BERMUDA ONIONS, LETTUCE, CAR-
ROTS. SWEET POTATOES. PARSLEY ETC.
For Delicious coffee. Butter. Eggs. Cheese. Prunes. Apricots. Plums. Peaches, New Maple Sugar.
The most complete assert nent of PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES. Every article
if yOu
31/36 PKG. ZU lU, UNIEDA IISCU11T.0YSTE_RETT8. PKG. one.
210 NAIIWO WATERS, CHAN PAONI WAFERI, RAMONA. OR ITNENA WAFERI. PKG. 21:.
In PKG. .IALTINIS. FIVE O'OLOGK TEAS; IUTT‘R THINI, GRANAN WAFERS. ETC. PKG. St:
eaoos v arsctALs. ' - NATIONAL stacUIT cots. aaoccav secciALs. . .
Alissa a flour. 75° iNAIlIOO VIAII'Ing,F 3 cans castes Tom-tots, ass
m'mm': ““1 esats.4itet)smis.roa'lsc. 2m 00035.3!" 2:
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