at).
was“ .: , ' ' '
*‘ W; Dc «9.1904-
.. I“ f" T '
1'“ Mn a. as; 9:39p. at.
. J‘u‘ro a. m.; scta. 8:21 p. In.
I!" "Ithfluiuoug
- 's ilmshbtise has not yet
.1 7 from a‘ raking over. which
? shown some startlingly dis-
9 facts. and now the -p01ico
how-cream of its allowing
1"" em to nourish there tvhllc
m it! their existence. '
Y r
W Mu...»— ' '
. night business on the Consolt
Md is again on the increase-at-
. ,. pera'ry period of hard times
' dy..lt has been necessary to
' large number of the man»
' Ills! of! only a short time
ox. will atom. a business
ca a little better than
arldealtes are uncomfortable. An
' " "'lllIn. escaped from Mlddletown.
. to be dangerous. is roaming
on with a shotgun committing
it‘lel. The fact that he has been
ul. shows thathc is not as in-
bu- " radiant. .'
ral uropatkln has promised to
p the ltnsslua' flag in Toklo. He'll
”be of a different breed from
Weyler. who was to unfurl the
banner; of Spain in Washinl-
l't
ly".
.... ...
“Thrasher. formerly of the Law
0N" 14'th 801i: intaiiie‘.
estate busifiggsjlp ' New Haven.
I will doubtless be a great relief
certain class of people.
In or is not Port Arthur bottled? Ad~
' ill Togo should stop long enough
H ~ that busy anchorage to tie the cork
ao}that Admiral Makaroff‘s effer-
ence will stay in the bottle.
The‘weathcr man reports that April
Ibo fair. We hopehe will not be
tea.
, fan-rs cosreaescs.
vIWOdIih ”Manual—drops to Most in
« New. Quinta. ‘, ‘
.Aj’atate conference of Swedish Con-
' . l clergymen will be held at
Niall Bethany Church in New
4 . in Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
Aprll I. 5 It’d iii The Rev. (LE.
4 . of New Brl aim president or the
We will act as chairman. and
' ‘ Rev. E. 0. Hodberg. of Hartford.
"secretary, The itcv. (i. E.‘Plhl and
Rev. J. E. Hendrickson of Thom-
_ * the committee in charge. have
”lined an interesting programme.
conference will open in the after-
‘ 'thetlrst ,ay. ,T-he ministers
e a \ isopsslon’of their
In the are 3 they will-attend
wontleth anniversary celebrat on'
fiathany church. he
’ 1of Jamestown. N. Y..'
"5 . conference will. begin its set:
at.) o'dock luihe morning on‘the
t! day. The Rev. J. M. Hendrick-
‘I‘homaslp will open a discus-
. on the fheni ."‘ln what way can
item. promote the Christian cause?"
rat of the clergyman will take
in the afternoon theological‘top-
illbe discussed insgeneral‘. The”
any will be devoted to the oonsltb
of .partorial work and sermon
All the Swedish Congrega-
.clergyraen in the state are ex-
.- tobtttmds... " ~ '
‘ a a‘rnha‘oar MAN DEA
DEN N. J., March 29.—~Capt.
air Frascs, one.of Camden‘s«
cltisens and a pioneer steam-
; snag “ campuses“.
".
a.»
,. ' , in Muslim
" . as for many years
. ent of'ethe- Pennsyfiania
'ti' ferries‘
- Joyce, of the Camden and
. tent. ' ‘.1893 he retlréd on
‘ ”Ca . Frsaee was a 33rd
of the Knights Templar of
y. mums also deputy from
to t Supreme Chuncll of
‘ was, . .~
giftoilifior 5
new:
Wanting In for a wholc.lot..ofithr decision of Judge t.. W. (liovoland
ii'criticism in the Park City‘
' briefly to the jury. the contents and
j objects of the scaled lcticr.
, Judge Stoddard;
‘TIS ‘ Heiiiuriflttii‘ii
——-———-¢—
.t Mifl‘w
u o
no of“lll0“1§fl?fibf in
heated
NEW HAVEN, Marta 29..-~1'hn ap-
pool of William Jennings llryun from
0 . .
l I
t l
or the Probate (hurt in rt‘llltlon toi
thc will of l'.--fi. Bennett. of which
Mr. liryan is on cxmattor. was heard
in the Superior Court 'today before.
Judge Made 8. (lager and a jury.
air. lirysn appeals from the probate
court's decree that the sealed Icttcr
mmUoncd in the will is not rt of'thc
will. By this lotfcr'Mt‘. ' heft ls
l to have expressed a wish that
air. Bryan have a gift of $60,000, of
which 810.000 was to go to Mrs. Bryan
and 815.000 to be held in trust by thplr
children. the remainder to be for Mr.
Bryan himself.
Counsel for llr. Bryan are the Hon.
(‘harlcs A. Towne. of New York. and
the firm of Newton. Church a llawnt,
of this city. while State Attorney Will-
liam 11. Williams. former Judge Judge
llcury Stoddard and John K. Beach
un- counscl for Mrs. first-e lmogcnc
Bennett. the widow, and other heirs.
At the opening of the hearing, Mr.
Newton. for thc appellant. outllncd
lle would
have gone-into the case in detail,
had not an objection bccn entered byl
counsel for the app-dices. The court
said that Mr. Newton had practically
stated the case and that thcrc was no
ntccsslty of giving Its entire history.
The jury was then sworn as follows:
Albcri D. Smith and It‘rancls ll. Willcy.
of New Haven: Orson ll. llotchkiss.
Bethany; Arthur .1. Abbott. Mlddlc-
bury: Georged‘fiCIarkc. llcacon Falls:
rank 1.. We‘dmore and George i-‘ootc.
North lirauford; Frederick it}. Jacobs
and Julian W. 'l‘uttlc. North Haven:
.'hnrlcs 1’. Jordan and Edward G.
Mansfield. Orange. anti Cornelius A.
itanuuond , Seymour.
Mr. Bryan was sealed at the table
with his counsel, but Mrs. myan. \vr...
accompanied him here from Ncbraaka
was not in the court room. The road
tug of the appeal papers which includ-
od the cntlrc will. occupied half an
nonr. When Attorney llcwitt cou
‘iudcd the reading. James K. lilakc.
clerk of the probate court. was called
is the first witness. llc was asked
by Mr. Ncwtou if hc had the copy of
the will of F. ii. Bennett, and an ob-
icction was immediately entered by
‘0 question was ad-
mitted. but after t (- copy of the will
had been submitted to the jury. .ludgc
Stoddard still objected. saying that
there was no othclal record of the will
and until there was proof of the rec-
ord, this evidence would be immater-
ial. "The truth we want laid before
the jury." said Judge Stoddard. "and I
claim an objection. 'l‘lrc record of
coursc.mnat be, shown." The court sus-
tained the objection. and in reply to a
question by Attorney Newton, Mr.
Iliukc said he did not have tlic record
with hint, lic wasdh‘cctcd to send for
.—
flr, Nwtou ihcli o'allcd for the seal-
:‘d letter. but another objection based
in the same ground as the previous
one. was'olferetl. The document was
iinally entered as "Exhibit II. for idcir
itlcation." the will ltscli being styled
Exhibit A. Flurry question by Mr.
Newton was objected to by Mr. Stud
lard. and it was cridcut that the lit-ar-
or: would bc prolongs-d. ,1
When the mcsscnger front the pro-
‘Ialc court. returned. Clerk Blake was
slicd upon to identify the records of
bat courts 0 far as the will and the
vealed letter wcrc concerned. Mr.
iloddartl objn-tcd to the wordsi‘flec-
‘u-ds." claiming that the writing was
a no sense a record. but just a minv
do of the proceedings that transpired
u . the probate. pourt. ' ThlsJaemlng
sciatica ity caused a ripple of'laughte;
.ni'ong the auditors. but it was an ex-
mplc of the careful character of the
cgal coutcsl. “There are many things
in - this laser." said Mr. _ toddard.
"which are not material. and object.‘
whereupon certain pages wéie‘pger'ed
IWANe‘wtllh‘had allithd‘."“A viii-est
of ten minutra was then taken.
”v When court. unconvened. another at-
ugmt was mddé‘to offer the“ scaled let-
er as evidence. but Judge Stoddard ltu-
modiately objected. He "said that
when the propcr time catnc he would
debate the question of the admissibil-
ity of the paper as a matter of law.
holding that the letter was not admiss-
'Ihle as evidence. "liccausc the paper
was admitted in probate." he said.
does not sl‘ow that it is admissible
here."
”Mr. Newton. at the suggestion of the
court. withdrew the offer. and .called
for the typewritten: document or record
as filed in the probate court, which was
apmltted as "Exhibit D for identifier
i an,” . :
Cross examined by Mr. Stoddard.
Clerk Rlako‘sald that the will of Mr.
llcnnett- was filed for record in the
probate court. October 10. 1903. “Docs
:hc record of when ’Exhihlt II for iden-
tification] (the scaled letter) appeared
in court; appear in your court?" asked
Mr. Stoddard.
“‘1' bet :1. 1303."
“WI ‘was it filed in court?"
"October 2!, 1903." ,. - :
‘ “Was-nut that day November 6. 1903.
“smiths proeeeilfnga in the as».
l
bits court's" ' f"
* aunt AJ’or “an
to probate on,
I
w when lr.‘
I
. _ is i the, -
Most Important
are to
Results. Easy
the most important is .
Health means everything.
i
.Inbu 'n I - roducts. several things
A g; gthgidh‘t) oft-”i. e., Economy,
fianciiin , Reliability, but
ealth.
In bu ing
clothes, shoes, hats, furniture, etc.', i the
buyer is deceived and gets an imitation
the only harm is loss of money. In buy-
ing food-products, ii imitations are sup-
Iied, there is not only a loss of money,
But perhaps 'an injury to health—which
is beyond price.
Remember- these fact: when buying baking powder.
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
of the document in the probate court.
The objection was sustained. Mr.
,
BOSTON GAS LITIGATION.
Blake was excused after a few more James Phillips. Jr., 'Not Yet Located
questions.
Mr. Ncwtnn offered the inventory of
the estate of Mr. ilcnucit as an exhibit.
a stntcmcui cm the paper relative to
propcrty nuisltlc the stair}. 'l‘hc tibicc-
ion was sustained.
WERE WEDDED IN FEBRUARY.
Miss Essie Flatt Has Been the Bride
of Harry Caney a Month or More.
it has just leaked out that Harry
(fancy. a well-known young hatter of
South Nerwalk. anti Miss Essie Platt.
of Day street. wcrc married In Febru-
ary in New York city. The young
couple wished to keep the event a
secret for a time. but it became. nois-
cd around among their friends and
'lien it. bccamc general so they have
mnouuced the fact. Mr. and Mrs.
(Yancy are now residing at Mr. Cauey's
homc on South Main street.
The wedding was known to the par-
cuts at the time It took placc. Mr. and
Mrs. Cancy have many frlcuds who
wish them the best of l‘nriunc in their
‘mw relation.
MOTHER DOES NOT GET SON.
BOSTON. March 29.-——Mrs.
\lary Hendricks. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
rho was granted the right of the cus‘
‘ody of her boy Thomas In the New
York cotti~ls_scvcral days ago. was still
vICflIf‘tl hcl' child by the United States
Circuit Court today, .Iudgc Lowell stat-
’ng that he was not certain whether his
court had jurisdiction in the matter.
The case was taken to the United
by Court Officer.
liiiri'l‘ON. March 29.---i-ihcrniau l..
.\'i'hipplc, counscl for tho pctltinnel‘ In
but M r, Stoddard objected as there was *
thc gas ...tgation. said today that ho
lmpcd to rcst his casc bctorc adjourn-
mcut this aficrnuou. ’l‘bc only lmpor~
taut wliucss rrmainlug to ho cxumlncd
is Junws l‘hlillps. .ir.. of lint-nun. Who
The workers In burnt wood are nah.
Inf) their on Easter gifts. I'
no of the latest bolts to appear is
either all of gold or all of silver. a ser-i
ion of cords caught hcrc and there with
a fanciful arrangement of the cords. ’
The paper napkin ls far better to use'
in the school lunch box than the finest
iiucn. it is bound to be soiled with
once using and if of paper can be tics-
truycd at the cnd of the meal.
The clusters of drooping arllilclnl
flowers. like wlsiarla. are echllcni for
decorating tablc and chandcllcr at l
formal lunch or breakfast. Thor KIVI‘
an cffcci Impossible to obtain with Ilil-
”Kill blossoms and arc p picturing
change. /
Vcry soon shad will hr in tho mar
but and plcuty. and thou a breakfast,
of liruilcd sliutl rm- llllll crcamcd potato. I
pim-cdcd by fruit lllltl fullnwcd by .
toast and coffm- \rlll III‘ vcry tctuptlltltI
rich to thc ordinary 'jsprlng" appctltt'. -
Those crushcd kid bclts are just thr-
nicest thing for a buslncss woman. art
for wear with ihc ordinary tailored.
suit when shopping. that Dame final: 5
ion has yet dcriscd. They are soft
tnmugh so lbcy arc not scvcrc Iwking'
and yet thcy arc' not dressy. 'l‘bcy
are just. the thing for day wear. I
I saw a pretty yoke and collar all in 1
our the other day. The ground wa“;
unite chiffon and it was decorated with I
an applique of while ribbon. The rib- i
is n was white satin. Tom Thumb slzc.
ard it was first tied in a scrics of rim- -
pin knots any three-quarters of an inch 1
apart. Then with tuis knotted rlbbonI
a dmlgn of lover‘s knots and tlowersi
I was laid on caslly. extcndlug from ucar‘
i“ll!'m the yoke would join tho {{0th
I to the cdgc of the collar. .
Thc one thing to kccp in mind when
putting up lunches for the t'llildrcn of
lilzh school ugc, ncxt to prmldlng ilic.
tktnds of food you know ihcy‘il likt‘.
is that they shall bc pleasantly surprls
cd whcn thcy open their boxes. It Is?
not necessary. as some do_ to take!
things from the table at which lhcyi
lmrc‘iust catch and before their cycs
fill the box. instead. prepare thc box‘
iin sccrct. llavr- ollvcs and fruit and ‘
arts and saudwlchcs ma-lc of minccti'
moats which they havc not seen. justi
m caslonally a jar of specially ulcc jam I
or fruit. from the storc~—somcthing nu. ;
like anything in your flttlrcrtmm. coir;
antly dcrlsc surprises and dou'tt
think it too much trouble to take timo.‘
in tho prcpuratlou. '
MICHIGAN SUFFERS FROM FLOOR:
Saginaw Rivcr continues to rise. 1'th
vulcr has infllcictl more loss to [110'
nil-rcbauts and factory owucrs \i‘lmsci
places of business arc partially sub;
morgcd. Ilcports from the Tittubu~~
“‘assc ltlvcr. one of thc tributaries of‘
lI‘O Saginaw. are that thcrc is no;
sign to brcuk up yet. and thal lhc lcc is
st‘l't‘f‘lll feet deep. IIciwccn Saginaw-I
and liuy (flty the ice in the Saginaw;
IOOTON STORE.
them a special leader at
WAOHAILE GLOVES.
Valller's la a beautiful soft song or short lengths-50c.
find them just as soft.
SILK GLOVES.
and $1.00.
, . EASTER
GLOVES -
P. l L.-l‘in those initials on your memory and when you buy
Master (times be sure they are stamped P. A L. and why?" "llc'ctttiso
that. trademark stands for all that is good in Gloves—at the same
time a perfect tit—~guarantccd by the. makers. the importers and the
Sold in many stores at 81.19 and 81.25. we makc
out oo‘Ltas.
ONE CEVENTY-FIVE.
“'0 also carry a lower priced washable at 31.50.
"The Magglncj‘ Glove in black at
ONE FIFTY.
Tho best Capo Glovcln America—Tau, Oak or \Vhllev-at
ONE DOLLAR.
'l‘ho Woven Tip Silk Gloves. lung or short
Hundreds of Prctty Stocks and chk l‘icccs for Easter. llic up,
. a
i
...
75¢
a.
lengths—60c. tbc
saotsaw. Mich. March Zit—Thci'
6
WHEN YOU BUY POISON.
Your Name Will be' Put Down in a
Book at the Druggist's. .
Tlu- state board of pharmacy is Bi'lla
ing out to drugglsts lllc poison reels-t
tors which a law passed at the last scs-
“"5 i‘XIN‘i'li‘il in appcar i‘i‘rli‘rilfly. ill" I “I” I” "V” ”V“ (“9' “0"” I“ pump"'slon of the licgislature requires drug:
\\lm has not becu locsicd bytho court
nun-cr. A ruling which the petition-
ers rcgurd as in their favor has been
lundc by Judge iiarkcr to the effect
that tho validity of the sale of the Boo
qu Gus (iouipnuics would bc dctcrlnln-
cd without respect to whether the pro-
pcriy was worth more or less than the
sil.tmu.udu paid uudcr the forcclonurc‘
prtu‘ccdinln.
Among other witnesses Henry _
ltoycr. a'llmkkccpor for Kiiitif‘l'. Poa-
lmdy & Company, wasa'alictl. lie was‘
questioncd concerning New England
(:as & (Ioke Company transactions in
shit-h Kidder, Peabody & Company
luvti bccu.ltllcrcstnl. llc said that all
the books relating to the corporation‘
“ml t‘Ouiii under his charge. but that
he did not figure the profits. lits s..u
- that probably a member of the firm had
i
Agnes '
Slates Court because of the. diversity of .
residence of the parties involved. The
boy is at the House of the Angel (luar- .
dian in this city. where he was placed
by his father. Dr. Charles E. llcud-
ricks. Judge howcll today continued
the case to pcrmlt counsel for cacli
side to prepare arguments on tho ques-
tion of jurisdiction.
COLLECTOR IN RHODE IOLAND.
“‘ WASHINGTON: March 29,—The
‘I're‘sldent today sent to the Senate the
hflstol and Warren. R. l.
motions in the navy.
Also pro»
; island Sound.
nominatlo of Stephen W. Church, to
be collector of customs. District of.
The
"sensor
50 MIMI A
Million Men Smoke;
: “A II EveryDay
- lamest Seller in the World. .,
done that.
TAKE LOBSTERS ALL RIGHT.
t ! . at
Our Fishermen Witt» be Disturbed
by New York Officers. .
Attorney general King has returned
to this city from his visit to New iorll
whcrc be lind.u conference with the
New York slatc rtprcsrmitivcs rclatlve
to thc taking of lobsters by Connecti-
cut tlshcrmcu in New York waters.
The attorney general met B. 1". Wood.
superintendent of fisheries of New
York state. and made an arrangement
with him by which Connecticut fish-t
crmcn will not be forbidden to take
lobsters in New York waters duri
the coming season. The agreement it
an amicable one. it auccts chiefly the
(‘ounecticut fishermcu who pursue the
lobsters in the eastern waters of Long
1
”Why did Mabel throw tae‘ duke
overboard?"
“After consulting her guanlian she
decided that she could not afford the
luxury.”
M.‘
Huttl dynamite has had little effort lu'
lcicarlug the channel. Down river rc-.
tlwrlu today are full of suffering sndI
i cxptrsliro. l-‘rom Prairie Farm. at larsci
i tract of land containing 10.000 acres of I
i farming land. where grcat damage has 1
I lit‘vtl done. coiucs the report that it. has
tin-cu found nm'cssary to abandon the
farm anti remove sixty families,
i
The special lloly \Vcck services at
8.. Mary's will include the Lenten
.dcrotlous. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.:
Thursday at 8 a. m.; Friday. mass of;
llif‘ Presancilflcd. 8 a. m.; and ser-l
vices at :l p. m.; Saturday. ii a. m..t
: when the Paschal candle and the Ens-t
tcr water will be blessed. There will
' bc no laxaguc of the Sacred Heart ser- examination will he to find out more,
vices Friday. ‘ i
m
‘—
=¢ ey
mour’s
tzisls to keep.
icr of poslons must register the name
of the purchaser in a book provided
for me purpose.
Under the law the scl-,
The poisons naiucd in tile law urcz.
Arsenic. slrychnlnc. corrosive sub-
‘limatc. prussic acid and cysuidc of po-
tossium.
SULLY’S PARTNERS EXAMINED.
NEW YORK. March 29.—I)avid 11.
Miller. one of thc two receivers for
the suspended critton firm of Danlcl J.‘
Sully & Company. said today that thc‘
:‘ccclvcrs had uppllt‘d lo the Ullitcd
States courts for an order for the ex-'
amlnaiiou of Edwin Hawlcy and Frank
Ray. the alleged partners of Sully. in
the big cotton'dcal. The object of the
about Sally's assets.
CALL 58:3.
0000 THINBS TO EAT.
i THE PUBLIC 'l
: made by us.
1 OUR FAMOUS COFFEE.
. found in other Coffee.
, BUTTER.
noes
CRACKERS.
manure“
try. you cannot touch this store for quality.
Fresh Laid Eggs daily; you can depend upon them. 25c. doz.
.AOMIRAL EVANS SAILS FOR HONE
WASHINGTON. March 29.~—Thc
Navy Department is informed that
Ilcnr Admiral Roblcy D. Evans lct‘t
thug Kong today on his flagship Ken-
tucky. for Colombo on his way to thc
United States.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. March 29th. A. D..1904.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for administra-
tion of the estate of Thomas Evans.
late of Nurwalk. in said District. de-
ceased.
Order. . That said application bc
board and determined at the Probati-
Ofllcc in Norwalk. on the 6th day .of
April. 1904. at 10 o'clock forcnoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishlng this order in a newspaper hsv~
lug a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said day of hear-
ing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
J ltdlc.
tore
mar 29 1t
thoroughly understands th at the most implicit reliance may be placed upon every statement
The people buy this Colic: because of its delicious flavor and superior quality that can't be
, 38c. lb.
.- I “It i’ 'I
For Butterthat is sweet and ro
The largest stock of Fresh. Crisp Crackers received almost daily. from the ovens. which will
tickle your palate. Try them.
Full line of Spinach, New Potatoes. Tomatoes. Lettuce, Celery. etc.
; ‘ Charles E. Soyntour. [eating Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
Tuesday and Wednesday’s Specials In
High Grade I Grocéries’
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CERO-FRUTO OR IOBTON BROWN FLAKEC. PKG. Io.
Ila gular pI'IO. for thou popu'a'r foods is 15:. As many as you,lllta at above prise.
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VERY I“? ELOIN CREAMER Y IU‘I‘TER, LI. 230.
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a \TIONAL aiacurr cons caacsaaa
Regular tile In-sr-saal package. Our price 0/3: pkp.. consists of W Thins, Graham Wafers. aerial Teas.
.c
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Mocha andJavacoffaa. lbwc.
,. .Vour alleles of a palm of any brand
of loading soaps FREE with each
Matt. . . i
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4/. La. bolt atouaaos cocoa in.
COFFEE SPECIAL. I
see snout. ’ A
as Itrlctiy
Gathered in your own town.
is savai. oaaudaa are.
I'rsah Ins. .......... he
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‘ ..Your choice of a It: pkg. Washing
I Powder FRII. Pick your unread.
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Lanes .rurcv Latrobe. not. We.
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our sus'r'warea sea on a aaaraa’ao ro art-sari muss oav.
us WashingtenSt.
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