n" mt Millet .
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“in “‘i" ' fl ,-l1 '-
7“ IIII. Itssuoa's
III. .
ages-I; "with"! '.-: '
til ‘7 .M tatobsIWhti the
""q_ or qhéstio’n'I In thII
pf conII Idbl‘pble
tIIIIIi'I 'l'hat this greatw
ble ltitralJIw is
a 2h :llw ddy‘toethr
i'oi IIcohoi In all I dIIthIIIIe'
E Inherent to the t uuher. Lwho,
aping Itself, can
dingI the Mum.
'dIy. Ines Ire losing poIItIInI
- Ind considerable 'et‘soluntent
they drink too stitch. lIli-or'y
'iIhiilis'r with that phase of the
It hIsI been-shown too often
. Ira-sad ways that. the drtIIIliIIns
"with 111' [brain logged. c‘sh ot
' ”to successfully with the c Ir
I not. mfr. not. Iddloted to the
I, _ “'IoiIinuorJiII excess. Th6 law of. the
' or ill? attest steps in and does
iii VII and' the bard drinlior is put
”till! it“ “will” . . .~ .
,InaIiness men are dIlIy .beooutlug‘l
‘ ‘o'nreiu'l 'who they employ, and
%' exercise. more care in selecting
M ”nearly The hard' drinker or
I“ ‘Ifihler cannot compete with the
M.“ Iottér less. The same law
Wt;
In 'It
”Initiator-o up hers thtII tit-id ng
up It more to‘ .“Iiise slit iife I
the sober follow. :
illitltts nsIut-st law which in suffix
hipwiy. the problem which has but:
Me for centuries. . ,.
I II purely common iaI proposition
6 ”ha'rd drinker Is not of as great
ine' It is the moderate drinker and
moderate drinker is not as valuable
the total abstainer" In vlbw or
ts men, whose fortune Is their
ty to do g'ood work. should can»
1! consider the deterioration of their
talus by drinkIIn that; labor dog}
III)! hflngls 3 in ‘.the llllritd sa
tilt! of the ieilr'iw who Is sober.
' -A buIItneas tnwwhe had- a position
,,
Moll from I young man who ho
”ImpersonaIly to he a bright, honest.
habahte fellow. He received In the
salsa mail a letter from another yno
man whom he 90*“; know It all.
yaw "from t '1! first was written upon
IIIIIIIoner or a saloon. tIIoII hint
L litany .lt-‘yaa Just a ”raw.
VA showed how the wind blew In
co.
isyoan‘g 'tfisti a'ili prhbahiy learn
a hard'sch of experience. but
in this to until century should
toitough h réason such things
. tor themsq'lves and protlt.I by. the
hope of olhe In' this line the
practlchl In lilting tamper-ac.»
which in mundane is the Mt
tho' eitects oi alcohol on the hu
went. MI is now done in every
. . tion are pursued. The children
. II o! the onset alcoholic. client:
has on the human body In
logical and prIscth-Iai tempo};
that eye: done.
Mid thonganloyaxggI
he have sen since dailrsIoI.
problem solution. IiI , ,I
'rf'IAaaivau of VESSELS.
rll 2.v—Arrived: Steam-
‘iAntwerp
bait. April
prawn twat:
I, mat we can
touch I
'iidltli mlhitiisd Ilr‘fl's
asustt. the tut at tho prim
.. log the Its] the. aetitirhIIdtoi ,.
and investigating their habitui
halide-us an teach, the. patients .‘Rl are l*0 effect";-
In.
How many 'hmablterpcts throV awut i
F the small pieces of broad which wouln i Brady' a big musical production. which
Alain it Is the case of the «tilting; small to toast.
to tilt several days ago received an apt
' . Isqhool wheh‘ Iiptpdate methods J“
2.—-A:rrived I
no. I
‘ war time ' I.I,.etpilhty-
II. It! Narniig
Mord asthma 6m.- M2001...”
.Itll oughoht I I ml "fllil‘o
I m that! vam'htnsn in
so '. , .
January.
shrhingt
. hourI. bu
Is- thew”d 'Ii.‘
.llll
dugiliiit was only team rsry, Ind th'It
thI old schedule woud be IrsstoIred
about Api‘ll ,l
cr‘si Dilloeii, of the rnili'oad
Al the 90“
here titt- to using statement «I gtv
on out ,tIodIy regarding the demand
msith hag been ln'Ido by the boiler-
ers and their hwrt'
“the matter in trait]! protested
'tn the ‘Iutpertntenrlent. oi m'otlva water
and Is now under conIldorItlon.
lag however Is Intety It) be done about
i it for some ti o . '
'l‘hli' demand was for a nine hour
day. with I ll It pb'r cant. InctIsIo
In" wagon. a'nlb't't
'cIentI anhour. It was stipulated In the
dmaInti that. a'n answer should be re-
théd it) the' railroad omeiIlI will!
Although it has hesn said that other
claim or car workers would also Join
to the request for I' nlnsahour day It
Inerodsed pay. no other demands have
from either "tho'NetI Haven or the
RoIadvillc. Rises; carahona.
FASHIONS.
suit of gray linentmadc with box coat.
The Indltatlona are that there will
be a good deal of red used an outing
i costumes this season.
Mecca of rubber near your silver
will tutn It black; pieces of camphor
will keep It.- bright
One can hardly oterestimaI;
Illariiy of the. silky tlber t
Tom a treamculoretl stamina coat for
Instance and trim It with one or these
perfcctly sitalght plain white braids
and you have a swell ton-mom Tbcy
one c‘ant bclp liking
the pop-l
not do to put on thc table and are too
Perhaps they do not
know thst they can be dried in the on
on and mllsd and set away to he used
Int some future. “tithe when entntbs are
wanted
Selett a altite dtosu ulth a yellow
I dot and you hate the foundation for It
\"'(‘l) pretty dress tit ycllow ls becom-
innr to you) by putting petals on some
I of these dots and converting them into
blossoms. Yokes are made In this way.
and cults and If one cares to take tin
{additional labor some similar scheme
of detention Is ruled out on the skirt
Probably ctery one but me is famil
iar with the German fancy work—the
croautltch ties I done on the Marse-
Imesh canvaa f pillow tops and th«
‘ .lilre, But I saw a piece the other Ilal'
' that was a revolution to me. The
trustee brown canvas‘was stamped with
a beautiful poppy design. and than
there was a fancy design. like a ribbon
blaw'n about In the wind. all about the
edge, and Iillti design. not a bit of
whose edge was straight was dons
solid in the simple cross-stitch in set-
eral’sbadea of red and grams and
the result was beautiful.
Some housekeepcts make hard work
0: certain klndg of their aorlt which
a It really slmplc and easy If the)
aould look upon them so One of those
is cleaning wind ‘They of room
captibt clean the It de wry frequent
l,\ in winter. b'u titerc Is no reesor
III) the inside. mild be Ill-n anr
mokt .as it In no often allowed to do
A cloth or channels not in water in
which there It a ll". of ammonia or II
mind can b6 wiped over the window.
after sweeping with tar) little trouble.
removing both dud! and smoke and
Jumping the glass lwqys hright.
A writer in' "W
tilting telly shlch site says Is outle-
lltfetent in aisle from the lnar
galstinr deanerts: Get the litti
-fruit stands: four of them will till I
«up abottt three-quarters full.’ Into
Isak tor half an hour. or longer. Add
one cup or sugar. our and a quarter
cups of boiling water. and the juice or
half a. lemon. Bo sun that It Is well
dissolved. then' strain and put Into a
hand eat ow to listdea lt-isof
arlt rich color, and has I delicious
IIQKWV- . I, ‘ 3‘
REAL aerate MAN SUICIDES.
NEW YORK April 2.——ARQ|’ brood-
lug ftir more than a year over the
death of his wife, Frank J. Pressman:
a real estate denier committed sul-
clde‘ during last night by labeling l‘
laminating gas lie was 34 ytars old
ting to about tour '
reached the railroad hetdqdarters here '
ri'llifl-lllllt‘ linen and Irish lace trim a 3
mminrfl ‘
Housttmtns' <
gitILII this new adveriginal recipe for,
blood -
trungea which arc sold at. the Italian
to their food.
/
otfood.
ness,'sweetness and
and old.
I
to the
thldrell
Children especially are fond oi dainties.
and the' housekeeper must look careiullIy
l ROYAL BAKING POWDLR (10.. INEW yous.
As good cake can be made only witlt
good eggg, so also a cake that ts health-
iul’ as well as dainty must be raised with
, a pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
! in the preparation of the highest quality
it imparts that peculiar light-
Iiavor noticed in the
finest cake", biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
and what is more important, renders the
l food wholesome and agreeable to young
I
GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS
i One of the most amusing scenes in
‘(llrls Will Be Girls." William it.
begins its engagement at Hoyt's Then-
its on Monday. April I is the cock
baht. at the close of the second act.
"'aavaa AT saioossoar. '
"Nehrasitaa and Hls Wits WIFI Guests
Jennings Bryan was in this city yester
day. for a brief period. as a guest of
Commodore Archibaldd McNeil Mr.
Bryan and his wife arrived in the city
rrosn New listen. In the torenoon. It 10
o‘clock. and they were taken immedi-
Italy to Mr. McNeil“ a house In the lat-
tm‘s big automobile. During Mr Bry-
an' I stay at Mr hIcNell' s house. he met
I stinther of his legal. friend; Mr. and
Ira. pryan left for New York In the
.afternoon. It 3 o'clock.
I Melbert B. Cary. ot Ridgetield. the
Democratic candidate for got cmor in
1902 will be a guest of Comomdore
Itcttett today. '
RcaI prisc gsmct-ocks are used, and
while the birds are protected from in-
luring cech other. all the excitement
at a real cock tlght ls indulged in. It
ccttalttl) is one of the most amuslnI:
acts that has been new on the stage
for a long time
MONTVILLE MEN ARRESTED.
MIINTVIME. April 2.——Joseph
Smith. Cephds Brown and Charles
his amount put a half cup oh latittel
they will survive ‘ . «Commodore MeNall. li'ltch tlsbcrman of this town have
. (want the amohht -II It is a old- ; ,
its-chins «MM hard "'9th fashioned Englibh golatlnol and I... it‘ aatoottroa'r, April z.~WIlliam ""“" "WM "’ “‘m“ “’"d'" '
Phillips on a charge alleging the tile,
gal sctting of solace In the Thames rlv
('1' for the purpose of' taking at
bass contrary to law Before Jun loo
timiddy, the three men pleaded Ignor-
ance of thc sthittic. ahd the hearing
nan postpottcd to Tuesday next tn at
in“ the accused to b9 represented by
cottnscl "The prisoners admitted har-
ittg sct‘ mines in thc riwr and taking
atrlpcd bass, supposing that thc law on
setting of selnca in the river related
only to the capture of Monhaden. The
proscI-utltm was tho result oi coun-
plalnts entered by spoFtsmcn who have
been cndcatorlng to propagate striped
bass in the river.
'an‘v; = " ‘ _ '1
does rams so an.
t
* ~ FRIES}! COUNTRY HOflELAID
Maserati. _
aItIIrcy swear ROSY amen.
melons corsair.
EGGS‘W?‘ V"~~~m . :1 . ’
to; daily. We are selling them lively at as CTS, DOE N. Price A“- 1 L‘me' ' ,I t .; i,
his guilty cantbsbeat. you WANT THE- also? smock flirt-‘1
ts” ‘
.A
lat to the best advantage.
Easier offering of from 25 to 50 per cent. .
. The Tu'enlu-Nine Specials wit otter Todau CAN-
NOT BE UUPIICATED ELSEWHERE FOR LESS
THAN 25 TO 50 PER CENT MORE than we ask.
That s an item worth ocusldétina bu event man or woman Who
appreciates value giviuu or studies where then can spend adol-
Evetu item we have on sale is an
Salt Department.
iTIM I.
l.sdlss’- Nos Spring Suits. Ill
etcu forty in the lot, as follows.
Blue, Brown and Black stilt 'I‘af
iota lined Etch Jackets. Nine (lore
Skirts. absolutely faultless, per-
fect tilting, trimming of the beat.
regular value $19.50 and $28.60. for
Thursday and antitrust
THE PRICE $15. 00.
o..--
ITEM 2.
lmlloa‘ Separate Skirts. samplc
lint'. twenty-live coats. math- w :40“
from $5.00 to 86.5.0, {or Thursday
and Saturday
THE PRICE $1.95.
*
iTEM 3.
ladies' White and {Tolorotl Lawn
:ntl Madras Walats, ncw, regular
1.00.
I THE PRICE 75c.
Itsdlcs' Japanned Silk Walrus.
white and black, regular $3.98,
ms: amps Ian-
ITEM 4.
'Missos’ Coats, ’l‘an, tlovort and
Navy Cheviot. with Emblem on
alcove, regular $6.00,
THE PRICE $3.90.
Young Iladiea' Tan Covcrt, col.
lariesa, solf strapping, regular
$10.00.
THE PRICE ”.50.
ITEM 5.
Ladies“ Muslin Drawers,
burg and hero trimmed, our rogu-
lal‘ price 39c.
THE PRICE 29:.
‘Dress fiends
me I.
(luaratttcctl Black and Colored
'l‘ntl‘I-tn Sillm, rcgitlar price. 580,
.THIIgPRtCE 45c.
iTEM 7.
:III inch Black Tannin, in) high-
I\ finished with the right sort of
rustle real mile “3150 United
quantity ‘ 4”
THE PRICE “.00.
. ITEM‘ S.
lllack and Navy French Knicker
Voile, very stygh. the much want-
ed cloth. ragtti dollar quality
THE PRICESSO
[TIM 9.
50 pieces, all new 38 inch Per-
cales .and 86 I ch Cambrtc for
Bhirtlngs. Waist ass and House
dresses, light and dark eflects, reg-
ular tam and tile quality,
THE PRICE 10¢.
, ITEM 10.
Black Sateen Eetticoats. new
styles, regular price 81.35,
TH! lRlcl 7“.
ITEM 11.
. 38 inch All Wool Albatross, reg-
_tIlII'I 60c, .» '
THE PRICE 87¢. , ~
to Inch Fancy Illiaed Sultlnflgtl" :.
regular price 150.” .
THE PRICE SOC. "
llam- '
I
l Easter Slopes '9. S SS.
“When and hundreds of other good tblnns Int Stator near.
[Known
The name of mum unanti-
DORF stands for perfection in
Black Hosiery, no other make'haa
ever gained such a world-wide rep
utatlon.
on a stocking you can feel surc
regarding the black. lt'a black
that has no equal. We bought an
imponer‘s linc oi box samples-oi
l't'nmcn's nut.- at a rcduction of
50 per cent. “’0 offer them to
you at this same reduction ltoture
lilo slim guts started.
>~«~- l
't
. iTEM 12. -«'
Ladies' HERMBDORF‘ llosc.
black, Rembrandtdrop stilt-.h litllc
regular price 39c to 45c
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 25¢
lTEM 13.
Ladies' Hermadorf Black Cotton
Hose, lace boot, regular price 39c,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 25¢
Sine“ \DIres.Stc.
*-
ITEM 14.
Tam-ta Silk (‘rush Bolts. gold or
silver buckles, entirely new, sult-
altlv for any kind of suit, rcgular
price 50c,
SATURDAY 35c.
ITEM 15.‘
line Stock t‘ollars white pink
or light blue comfortable heights
neatly finished regular price
250,
THIS SALE 15c.
ITEM to.
Drapery Veils. tull lengths.
black, navy or brown, In plain
chilon or dotted nets, a protection
Its well‘hs I finish for' any style
hat, regularly sold. at 50,
saw aoav inc.
ITEM 17. ‘ —~
Fancy Ribbons. Liberty Satin
and 'hfletas, plain colors or Pom-
parlour efie'cta sold everywhere
25c Yd.
AT THIS SALE 10¢.
__—_..—
WIN 1..
Klienerts' Best 'auporters. Hoot:
Ons or Pin One. also Sow 0n
styles, black white. pink or light
blue. hover mulled loss than 25c
pr.
FOR SATURDAY 15:.
When you find that name
Setter Minister.
Kandkorehtolsé—é
‘ 3am Bonds
ITEM 1..
battles‘ [lice Ind Embroidered
Ilandlterrhiefs, 26c kind,
THE PRICE 17c.
- w
ITEM 20.
mun-r licmailtchod
chiefs, regular pric’e 5c,
THE'PRICE 3c.
litmde-r-
lTEM 21.
lir, Woodbury'a Facial Soap,
THE PRICEIISC.
Dr. Lynne“ Tooth Powder,
THE PRICE the.
Roger A Gallet Violet .‘loap,
' THE PRICE 15c.
'Dotnestlcs
iTEM 22.
l‘lain Swiss Muslin Rttmcd Cur"
talus, regular price 50c,
SPECIAL 39¢.
ITEM 23.
Stripe Rutllcd Curtains
quality regular 75c.
SPECIAL 59c.
iTEM 24.
Swiss Ruined (lur-
eéd designs, rcguiar
S
good
Very Fine
lain. assort
3 .25,
SPECIAL 95:.
“w
ITEM 26.
Couch Covers made of Bax-lind-
Stripe. 60 Inc on wi-ic, rcgular
price 81.69.
SPECIAL 81.26.
Ysltelwn Don‘t.
ITEM 26..
10 Quart Rettnnod Dish Pan.
regular price 25¢.
THE PRICE 17c.
~—
ITEM 21.
. JapCoaI Hods, regular price 25c.
THE PRICE 15:.
Iran as.
Decorated Tea Cups and Euro
ers. regular price We
THE PRICE 7:.
.___..
"EM 2!.
Glass Berry Dishes, regular
price 5c,
2 THIS SALE. 20.
' Easter
'EASTER SPECIALS I
-—-—lrI High-Grade Groceries—
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not mitt plasma your 1 ' seals.
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