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THE EVENING SENTINEL;
James Golden, Editor and Prearietov:
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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1904.‘
Tomorrow.
l2 midnighlt. .!
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’Mltllltu'e Almanac tor
‘ High tide. ”339 a. m.;
VBua rises, 5:45 a. In, ~ guts li:
Samuel as
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4 ~Editurial Room.
“ —aranoh om. Not-wept
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- noble rnlozv
not lete' '4"? day pass without
reliant colloidal-alien or what it titans
) all and what it means to the
' > at large. .. -.
a holiday so proclaimed by in!
executive oi this state, and he
~ that it he spent In lasting and
book as deeply and thonahlv
- as you can upon this day and do
it mean to you only a My Wham
phalain lrom your usual laborsha
n50! yourself and to pass away
Inerrlmeut.‘ Read the twenty:
' chapter or the Gospel 0! 8t.
‘nd mod! t'gponltJoréitdndb
hich Wu put u
which II' to on
=' $0 sad story 9‘ Christ who puller-
U for us and MY“!
. Pilot‘-
3 ' day‘ Mmoretoyo'o than
aacalarhollday “andlouthe
nice Cool room for the
Mouths.
"" and apnntledlwith and: chopped nuts:
FASHIONS. !
Ut'it re you nttcmpl to l: y anything:
that is sure to spullvl sprinkle that
lithgc with suit.
hiltha's an a boon to the thin gill“
whose figulc Silt'tl’ gowns uIc apt loi
dist-loge lather than conceal. i
This is a season of blossoms. E ten.
the evenly; coillul'c. is adolnod witlI'
blossoms cz'httly blossoms. npplt- blos-
southkany ol the small flow-.cis
W 0 would eu- r have thought or put-
;iug inkand lul togctlu I! \IId yet wu'
have. the combination now and call itl
melt! and with Mason.
The neat and elfe'ctlye Tom Thumb
‘ wuhhou applique is as pretty on the
, block chlllou collars and Jokes no it is
‘ on the white. The knots ii the ribbon
give the design a pleasing ltiiti mt-
peclally' as it blossoms outln places lII«
to tiny roses and buds.
“the prince-as gown to be made of “It
heavy lihens is vlelug with the shirt—
waist suit for popularity. The «ten-
dency always with: pilnceall sown: in
not to ill about the waist and hips but
when they do lit they are lowly. and
rln the haw linens this design is aur-
pllaingiy attracthe.
The woman- who recommends h:
sisters to sprinkle salt around lhc
Edges of her looms. below she pole
down her mutants to prevent the rau-
ages of the moth must live In a dry
climate Such a proceedan here in
Connecticut where the salt on the la-
hie tots sodamp aNlmes that one can—
not use it until it is dried. would mean
an endless row a! rusty looks and u
Ruined carpet.
While there are yards and yards ol’
lacoa and braids and other ylea oi
trimmings with which out: a carry
o'nfilec Own designs. thafitro Io many
beautiful things of lace—yahoo and
barthaa. and collars. and ilchus—al
'eady shaped and fashioned that‘thc
home dressmakcl ought not to ilnd
making a dress very difficult this sea-
'son. The yokeo are a wonderful help
'1: making the thin dresses. .
Mdple tapioca pudding. from tlu
“ka1113 Club: " Soak one cupiul of
pearl tapioca in two captain of cold
water over night. Next morning cook
the had tapioca until lt‘ia‘ transpar-
ent. using ‘more water it necessary.
Adda pinch of salt. a place at butter
title also of an eggl and threeoquartem
J a 1: map a syrup or one cup-
m wnauhr. Belle thirty
‘ moderate oven. serve
with: wild]: “cream naotened with
powdered ‘s 'r, flavored with vanilla
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CHILLED THE STOCK MARKET.
Suapension of Troat Companies
Cleveland and Barton
Ni” V\ illilK. Mt‘lllil i'l liit an.
“tuition of two llllh‘l ttllepullith‘. into
In t‘levdand and our in Boston had a
FUlnt‘\\iliIi chilling l-l'lecl' on sprculu—
ion today ihc pcnduny ul tumul-
ill“ 5 Good leiilny lioluhty \Vllh l'ml‘ :I
n
thc l'nssovel was also the oclnsion of
smut absent-ts llum the Stork Ex- ‘
change. l‘hcsc WIc the nominal (1mm
us of thc det lded falling off in activity
and the latlIeI heavy tone or the spec-
..Ilntlon
'l he susptnsion of the trust compan
ib‘l seemed to bc due to special Iauses'
it) well: of little dhcct iutluence on
tile maiku. "llicre ueIc poInts oli
stIongth in the niarltc.t but they wow
exu‘ptious Isthu than the rule. in-
tultst glows in the folelgn ixchungg!
situation. and the coming outward.
movement of gold, uhlth Is oxpe- trail
to run away many millions of dollar.“
and in thc opinion of some exchange;
remittance to be made to Paris on ac-
-ount of the Panama Canal payment.
The exchange rate today was at the
point where gold shipments would
show a margin of profit. but owing to
lack a! shipping facilities. no gold is
likely to ‘go out until next week. when
it is expected several millions will be
snip p.0d
With conditions In the Exchange
market. as at present. it is not proba-
hlé that when The Panama Canal phy-
mentls made the proceeds will remain
market will be watched with interest.
ill Paris, Berlin and London. theouar—
terly requirements for April l are ex-
naordlnarily heavy as revealed by this
Week‘s reports of the great torelsn
banks. But with the turn at the quar-
ter a large redo: of funds to the clr-
caution is looked for,. with resulting
olfect on money ra es, which may mod-
lty one pressure pen New York for
gold. -The domestic movement at cur-I
renoy appears to be still in tavor of
New York. in spite of the. completion
0! remittances at government deposits.
The ma; stocks in today's martet
were amongst the southern group and
the marmalad- duo too favorable to
purl. ‘0! carillon Unit
redacted a more could“:
Mil-starred. dlvi
shorts rallied the
latter part of fhidu t the closing
lBonda '15“ it“ Total
was no".
éxpcrls may mach the amount of the; X
to New York. The elect on the money .
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again: avg; .
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Our Easter Special
18 Strictly Fraah £990.
California Plants. 3 lb. am. 2 tor
3 cam extra quality Bartlett Pears. 25c
3 cans Tomato“,
3 cans Good Quality Poaa.
loot Button. 90- lb..
3 cans Llobya’ Plum luddlng,
25c
26C
Inotiw lor sonic curtailment of uptlu Strawberry Baata, 3 lb. alzo, 2 for 25¢:
lions and lothn :5 Jewish holldaI of Large .51. line up“ Cataup,
17c
Jonas and Ian Hur Flour. par hag, 76c
20 Navel Oranges.
plea. etc. '
25c
rather to any gcnciul conditions, and Spinach. Lettuce. Celery. Fancy Ap
IUnitedGroceryCo.
20 NORTH MMN STREET.
8. 1‘. “learn:
l’résldent Roosevelt.
" waema RENOMINATED.
STUEBENVILLE. Ohio. March 3l.—- ,
The Republican convention of the alx~
teenth Ohio District today'renomluated -
for Congress and in
structed delegates to the Chicago_ con
ventlon to favor the nominatloi of
tiny carriers ma
'oflifeinb‘dr cam
, cam" strength
- nourishment to the
Bounties
are shaped like a dial: or
coin and so numerous
that live millions of them
will float around in a ain-
31: drop of blood. These .
be lik-
ened to a coho cu fleet
of little boata constantly -
floating alga th “er
and
tia-
sues. Lincoln: in food.
_' you an loalng It you on not. An order now and than will not banallt you. but lat Ira aarva you
MAN is known bu the clothes-continua he keeps:
iiOlll' reputation mall depend, to some extent at least.
on the wau uou dress. While ‘fclothes do bet
make the man.” then have a lot to do with his looks: and
looks are important enough to anu man to warrant being
new particular about. If uou want to be seen in the best .
possible clothes-common be seen in our .
Hart Schaflnel d. Marx
clothes. We are showing an'uuusuallu line” assortment of
suits and overcoals for spring and Summer weal. fresh
from the tailor shops oi these famous makers 0i good
clothes.
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You will do, uoursell aood bu looking at these goods
and truiug them on. We’re alwaus readu to show them
even if uou don’t buu. ”You’ll find
Slule' Fit and Qua‘iiiu
pie-eminent in these good : uou won’t find anuthiua else
like them.
ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESSORS 1'0 COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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GLENS FALLS, N, l. lldsrch 3i——-' GEORGETOWN-YALE GAME POST
Mrs, Sophia M. Grant will C(iebl‘flii' PONED. _
her mom birthday anniversary here. to-= WASHINGTON. March Ill.—-'l‘im
morrow. She is in splendid health..(leurgewwn.\’ale Baseball game was
She was born in Montreal. lull has: postponed on account of rain.
spent nearly all her life in the United. ———-—-—
States. living in Burlington and Ver-i
genncs, Vl.. and at White Hall N. Y.
Hcr mother died at the age of 103.
Arronuav canL’AND PROMOTED.
BOSTON. March 31 ~-~'l‘hc mioni-
aunt of William H. Garland as first as-
viulalli United States District Attorney
in this city to fill the vacancy cans
“d by the resignation of John H. Casey.
was announced here today. Mr. GaI-:
.aIId has been the. second asalstantg
in the department.
Spinach makes an excellent soup {or
. serving at supper. Cream it and serve
;il with croutons. *
CKLL 58—1.
coon mm: 10 u r.
FRESH COU’NTRY HOMELAID EGGS—We are receiv-
ing daily. We are selling them lively at 25 CTS. DOZEN. Price
YOU WANT «THE BEST STOCK
and quality can't be beat.
FOR EASTER.
FANCY SWEET Rosv BUTTER.
. DELICIOUS COFFEE.
EDAM, ROQUEFOET. ‘PINEAPPLE. DOUBLE CREAM
CHEESE ETC.
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Glades f. Seymour. leadhg Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
EASTER SPlA
-—-——ln High-Grade Groceries
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ward to wlth anal Interact by the up- tor-data housewife, who Irma how to malt. her money tall. and who knows
when to pat rallallla paella at real: bottom Ara you trading have! No! Wall, many and man a bargain
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