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,. CAPTAIN A. J. HOVT.
The death of Captain Albert J. Hoyt,
news of which was given to the public
ianhe Sentinel yesterday, was a shock
to‘ his many friends in thiiil place as
:well as elsewhere. Captain Hoyt was
a young man of rare businells ability,
and genial presence, having the facili-
ty of making friends wherever he
might be. lie. was devoted to his fam-
ily, kind, generous and sympathetic,
and nowhere will he be more greatly
missed than in his home circle.
. . . . _.___. urin' the Sale we want ever i o .
RICCIOHi Garibaldi, the last surviving "hm“ (’0‘ 5 works “”d 0“ the mad' “n' HART BEATS JOHNSON it ' 1; The forty hat. trimmers at the Volk D b y iody t visit our store, hence we will
son of the ltallan liberatolt. has ad- in ”‘9 machine ‘5 “0W perfected and ' " 0 Hat shop supplied a fine shop dinner
. o 0 not send Mali. Telephone or C. 0. D_ Orders.
dressed a petition to Parliament to not “copied “8 a “""wss' “‘9 name is Twenty Round Content in 3." Francis- l 0 to the entire force of the shop. yester- -
us definitely the question of the final a coined word, made up from the co——Vlctor Wants to Meet “ml“ : 1: day noiIm. luncht of the ladies Ihrougéié
disposmon of his father's remains. 1t WON“: "333019903 “WWW?" 3““ WOODWARD'S PAVILION, Sun 0 WATCHES " ilndl‘iiucut‘iigiiiigg ifiiiir”¥i..w.§2n“§r§n
was the dying WISh 0100119?“ Garibnl- ‘Ieicctricf‘hanfd if proniIluncodIIwLIIh M. Francisco. March 25t.~—Marvln Hart 1: are the best. Mechanical precls. ii a vnricd one and included about eve-
(ii that his bod' should bi ~ ted mm ”n-‘V 9' rh' ‘1‘“ ”L by a 98' was awarded ”W (WWW 0W" 1““ 0 0 rylhiug. The most fastidious could
i t. crema . The '(ras-nudec has (ivory advan- Johnson in a Zilvt‘minli com...“ lflsi 1: ion. perfect material and careful 0 “0' help but be “mm“ and there was
and the “hes dispersed, bill the SOV‘ “1&6 90536839” ”3' any “”1"" “a": 533' night that went the limit. but he was 0 finish are the features that have 1: plenty of "de The (.mw at the close '
eminent authorities stepped in and for- OloInEI. stIeauiIorIelecll‘lC. and hills “1b“: far from demonstrating that. he is 3 made Waliham Watches the cost 0 of ”K, rep“. voted the trimmers tine
bade it. although the son would have Lfizyaofafié‘; “g“? 12():Iriiii::ii:fi: gas 3 qualified to mom .liIm .IIeffiIchs. th HIiItIri 0 in the world. ‘ in sold. gold 1: (“unm-Juukgrg.
. . . . . ' ' ‘ ‘ . , . t 'u no 8
carried out 1“" “the” “’ibh‘es- RlCI.l0l.- lone our. efiulpped with a 40-45 H. P. y‘azrfimglxsdmp mmugfi tho “SHE 1: filled and silver cases at 1; a”--. -._ ,-
ti fGaribuldi, in his petition, says he engine. which works perfectly with Ioltnsou's much vaunted cleverness 1: . , 0 ORDER OF NOTICE. _
feels that his ”5t days are “6‘” and out a starting crank and without did not count for much While he 0 W 0 H
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so asks that. the chamber shall settle “Deed gears. it uh“) ”iris“ 9'“ auxil- wane able to hit liart frequently, his 0 A" 'AuStln 8’ 0 "him“ 0‘ NOTWMk- 53-. Probate .
‘ ‘ . Iary electric motor, which can be utii- . hi 0 40 w." 31, Norwflk Conn. 0 Court. March 28th, A. it. 1905. 0
the question once and torevinr and dc- blows did not. seem to damage. t 0 o, ‘ . .
. ’ izcd for starting. backing and man- wliitomun from Kentuckv The sym. -A----:¢¢:-¢:::¢::;;c::: lustate of Lewis In. Bales. late of I: ‘ . .
mantis that respect be shown for his covering the car through congested "Hum,“ m. the large ,.l.(‘“',.d were op ,L'""' ' - Norwalk, in Isald District. deceased. 0
father's “BSII‘GS- 5”?“ lraffic. only with ”a” wlio was at ”1,. 31m” ‘”""""”“ ’ ' ’ Whereas, written application has been 0 I
—_—I—~————_——_. As an auxiliary it doubles the lilli end in thc boiling and evcrv lead he POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. made to this Court praying for reasons 1: .
Farming pays if the farmer is of tho DOWN. Wllt‘ll "N‘esflfll‘y. or can be used umilc at JuhnmnI whether ho'laudeil (l. -———~«-w~—-..~—- -.... . ..-.; Ihcrcln‘ set forth for an order of ant: 0 .
kind that makcs it buy. David Ran- ‘0 drive ”'0 “a" WW”! "“1““ i" “”5" not. was cit-mm with chm-rs. ilarl H 0 y T v s T H E A T R E. "TI‘I“,'I“'i‘i",“1“l’fl ‘I‘i’m‘h‘gf‘ fizid“,3$“;“ffib 1: I . . ‘
kin of 'l‘arkio, no, is worth $1,000,000. ‘9' f‘l“?{""":°"' ‘i‘.ll“,”“““,' “if?“ ”f illll minim!“ '0 drill the Only "Wit“ .._._.- )3,,;,;,,;1;~, a“? “"‘“ ‘ ‘ “ ” i0 ARE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED WITH THE COAL you
all made by farming. He owns 23.500 -"5‘i. in 1m?) “ "7"" “ “W ""“V ‘" ”"’ “"“"'"”‘ "”“““' “‘5‘,“ “‘ ONE NIGHT ONLY. (Mead, That my appuommn l... .1; GET? iF NOT, DON'T THINK THAT ALL COAL AND ALL
10‘1”" M 5"“ 0mm“) and motor landed a right swingmi .Ioiiubousjau WEDNESDAY MARCH 29 ,
acres in Atchison county. and. being work logollucr, and with multiplica. ' , ,,._, , , . I ' board and dclcrmined at thc-Irobulo 0 DEALERS ARE ALIKE,
. llltli Hidggtdlli llif llliilk lllilil Rllll llf’lll STRAlGHT FROM THE HEART . I r 1 ‘ V f 0
still inflicted with the desire to own lion “f ”‘0 electric, there '“ availablc ly knocked him ovcr. NEW YORK’S gig HIT ' Office. in .N”' walk, on ”“3“ ”.1" "I 0
more land had to reach into Fremont for a 8m)” ”m“ “on” 60 or 70 horse ltofcrce Grcggltlns film“ that I“ ' {\hl‘rtn‘ 1Sluiihv at it0 :(tiimr: {inbpoiglvl'ciiuib it I GIVE US A TRIAL. ‘
. ' . "0W9“ ' . w. iliirt le'auw all 6 e. um c no (I. 4‘ t , .' .
WWW. lows. the other day, “'th he The electric motor is run by means fhlitifugii‘tli‘tftt‘ifiiil i‘i‘art did i)”; ”it: for- ‘The Fatal wed. all persons inteicsted therein by pub- :: I .
bought 3,500 acres more. Rankin nevcr of a s‘ltlrflglt' buttery. whoso charge ‘3 ring and leading: According to (lrciz- . Iisliltig ”“5 0mm in a n(!“i¥al)flr‘lhavi '0 rrl a n i '
sells. its cmploys about dill) persons, automatically maintained by the gains. ”- Hart. had not. pursued his d1 g” irifsi“fi:=2rii‘ilal::‘imftit“le :flgiigyudfkheig. I3 I I . '
These with their families make u volt- power of the gasoleue engine while theI tactics there would have been no fight. . , . . i f y- . ' . . l0
‘ ' , car ”i i" use, without ”‘0 “”9"”0“ of as lobiison mcroly contended himself M"! Scenery 3 "0“ Effects TM" “g“ . . . r, Y 1’ PHONE 342-5. 63 WATER 81‘.
“mm“ of W)“- tno operator thus making tho car in ’ ‘ All other. Combined HiaNiu' w. salmon , i b
________.___ - .' . . . . with countering. Johnson did a great A TRON CAST ' m‘"l n ,, Judge, . __
Noting that a Methodist Church in dependent M a chaiging station. 8 G ' “I
Albany has rejcctcd the Rev. J. E.
Sewn, the pastor assigned to it, by the
bishop, on the ground that ho is too'
old, the Albany Argus says they must
think that. “old gentlemen, like chil-
dren, must be Sawn and not heard."
played
These cars were the recognised
sensation of the Boston show. They
marked a new era in the manufac-
ture of automobiles, for in the “Gas-
auvioc,” the Vaughn Machine Com-
pany, of Peabody. Mass, has achieved
a success which has been the aim of
many inventors and manufacturers
since the horselcss carriage came into
general use.
The underlying idea has been to
install a gas engine on the vehicle.
arrange it so that it may generate
electricity by means of an ordinary
electric generator and then use the
electricity through motors to drive
the car, in other words. an electric
automobile generating its own elec-
tricity, instead of carrying batteries.
it is this combination that has been
successfully accomplished in the
"(ins-au-lec." The electric power is
used for auxiliary purposes only, and
in such a way as to greatly simplify
the manipulation and control of a gas
oleiie engine. and yet the car remains
primarily a gasoiene car.
The inventor of the "Gas-an-Iec"
is Ralph 0, Hood, of Delivers. who for
four years has been experimenting tip-
on his ideas, and for the past two
years has been at. the Vaughn Ma-
'I‘ho control of the car is through a
controller operated by a foot pedal.
The driver has no task except to steer
and apply the brake. The cycle of
operation of this controller is the most
interesting feature about the cur, ac-
cording to Henry Southcr, the well-
known expert who inspected the ma-
or that other fallacy. that a weak sto
mach Which refuses to digest food can
be made lp do so by irritating and in-
tiIaming the bowols by pills and cathar.
t cs. ‘-
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure in-
digestion, sour stomach, gas and
bloating after meals because they fur~
Iiish theedigcsllve principles which
weak stomachs lack and, unless the
deficiency of pepsin and diastaae is
supplied. it Is useless to attempt. to
cure- stomach trouble by the use of
“topics." "pills," and cathartics"
which have absolutely no digestive
power, and their only effect In to give
temporary stimulation.
Ono grain of the active principle in
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
3,000 grains of meat. eggs and similar
foods. and experiments have shown
that they will do this in a glass bot-
tle at proper temperature, but, of
course are much more effective in the
stomach.
There. is probably no remedy so un~
ivcrsaliy used as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because it is not only the
sick and ailing, but well people who
us them at every meal to‘insnro per-
fect digestion and assimilation of
food.
People who enjoy fair health take
Stuart ‘s Dyspepsia Tablets as regular-
ly as they take their meals. because
thcy want to keep well, prevention is
better than cure. and Sluart's Dyspcp
sia ’I‘nblcts do both; thcy prevent indi-
goaliou and they remove it where it
exists. The regular use of one or two
of them after meals will demonstrate
their merit and efficiency better than
any other argument.
deal of uppcrcultlng, but. Hurt covered
up and tho blows did not seem to hurt
him.
.iubcz White, who arrived yesterday
from England to fight Jimmy llritt
was introduced prior to the main
cvcnl.
Battling Nelson also appeared and
said that he would fight Britt at an)
Wednesday,
March 29th.
MILLINERV.
lag.
we use To ANNOUNCE oua ANNUAL aPnINo oiarLAv or
Copies of the most famous French models; also copies of the smart
American models, and f‘last. but n0t least," the creations from our own
workroom are gems of the millinera' art
You are cordially invited to attend this gorgeous display during
the opening wank. Anniversary prices will be a factor during the open-
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Seventeenth _
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~ Ron's) or corn.” Stilt.
GIFT FROM ROCKEFELLER.
Dr. Barton Not Ready to Give Out
Statement Yet.
BOSTON. Murch 29.~—Dr. James I.
Barton, secretary, of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. upon arriving at the Board
rooms today said that the promised
statement with reference to the action
of the Prudential committee of , the
Board upon the John D. Rockefeller
gift at yesterday's meeting could not be
given out yet. Dr, Barton said also
that he could not indicate when it
would be ready. ‘
it is understood that. the officials
wish to allow sufficient time for a
copy of the statement to reach all
members of the committee who pro.
tested against, the acceptance of the
gift, by mail. before making It public.
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PRICES ........... . 250, 36c, 50c
Seats on Sale Saturday. March 25th.
nov'r's THEATRE.
SATURDAY, APRIL lsT.
MATINEE ‘AND NIGHT.
STaTION'a
INSPECTION OF BMITH STREET.
Mr. Arnold Found Things In a Very
Unsatisfactory Condition
Charles N. Arnold, of the Board of
Health, made a thorough inspection of
Smith strcct. yesterday, Ho found
things in a very unsiitisfacmry con-
dlllon and a thorough cleaning of the
street. frmn one end to the other will
be necessary. '
He found 'among othcr things that
the side of Mill Hill is being used as
a public dumping ground and old rub-
bish and refuse of all descriptions is
being thrown there. An immediate
stop Is to bc piil to all the abuses.
I TRIMMERS GAVE A DINNER.
Entire Force of the Voik Hat Factory
Sumptuously Fed.
On Wednesday morning, March 29, 8 oclock, we begin to celberate
the Seventeenth Birthday of the Boston Store.
The Anniversary commencing as it does, just on the Eveof Spring '1
and Summer openings, is thrice welcome.
chandise at Extraordinary Price Concessions. .
it is the moment you need
That it may be fitting-
ly observed we have inaugurated this Gigantic Sale of. New Spring Mer-
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Merchandlsc, therefore our Anniversary Gift will be at least one-third
less for the Best Merchandise than the usual price here or elsewhere.
Tel. Call 332-4.
S pring Vegetables.
» chine for The Motor World. He says. lime , FINE BOSTON HEAD LETTUCE. ' 'r . ' i: 'l
All that you can out three times a 'ltI sounds complicated, but in oper- ' 6‘ ‘ . FRESH GARDEN RADISHES, '
day and a pint of milk every day in ation l“ as simple as ”“3 movcmcnl MET A HORRIBLE DEATH. Blg Double UDCle ,J
, . of any lcvcr and produces, one after ’ ' VINELAND SWEET POTATOES. "I
the year "5 “90"?“ to be the policy or tho other, the following cycle of opcr- Employe 0' New Britain Factry Run Toms ” b .
the New Hampshire penitentiary rota: alions: The car being at rest. the in- 0",. by ‘ Train. ' EXTRA FINE CELERY. , i .
five to its prisoners. it ought to be let valves of the engine are lifted Ntrw BRITMN Ma”, ”,1“... THE BANNER OF THEM ALL. ;
well filled, and held open, the lever being at new Auni‘o (“"0ka dead twenty, mm a 50—PEOPLE—50 CRANBERRIES. ., ‘
-——-—"‘ m" Irai, Barking “mow“ a short roar- liorrlblc death in the yard of the Stan. 2—TOP8Y3—2 FINE TABLE APPLES i
KERCHNER'S MEN K'LLED- {Vliil‘ll qlfillfflll (lfhlhOIleIVPIl': lhl‘ Work my “’(ll’kfi in ihlfl «My “holli 911i" 2—LAWYER MARKS—2 AN 1
BERLIN, March 29.-AII oiflcial dcs- to rig tom, l_V i. e e ectr c motor. The o‘vim‘k this morning, Singing. Dancing. Cakewalk “4 LARGE FANCY BAN AS.
patch from Windhoek tlici’man South-
west Africa) today announced that it
went of Kcrchnor‘s detachment were
killed and 22 were wounded in it tight
with the insurgent natives March 10
and March 11 at Kosis Milli Gcibancs.
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FEMININE TOPICS.
A great, many girls losll- lllell‘ tem-
por for trifling causes who would not
be rufileil by extraordinary incidents
cugluc also turning idle. The first
movement forward of neutral operates
the electric motor ahead, with the
engine‘s valves still held open and
tho car moving seven or eight. miles
an hour. Under this condition the
car will run several miles. The next
movement forward applies the spark
and allows the inlet. valves to (‘Iperate
under the influence of auction, and be
Ing timed by the magnets. The gas
engine is now in normal condition and
The young woman had only lwcu
employed in tlic. factory for a week
and for some unexplained reason shc
went into tho. yard this morning and
was crossing lilo railroad tracks IIH
lbc switcher was backing in with
some cars. (Inc of the men shouted
to her to “look out!" whereupon Hilf‘
started IA run up the track in front
of the train and slipped down through
Ibo trcsllc which covcrs the brook. her
iii-ad falling over on the rails and the
many other up-to-datg specialties.
Grand Street Parade at t2 o'clock
Don't miss it. it beats a Circus.
PRICES:
Matinee, Children, 10c; Adults. 20c
But. on sale Tuesday. March 28th.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
.——-—-
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY, APRIL 4TH.
Evening ................ 100. 20c. 30c
TOMATOES. BERMUDA POTATOES.
RARSLEY. CABBAGE. SPINACH.
GRAPE FRUIT. INDIAN RIVER ORANGES.
EXTRA FNE NAVEL ORANGES.
was..." -
Eggs. Eggs. Eggs.
FRESH HOME LAID EGGS. 23c DOZEN. ‘
EVERY ONE GUARANTEED FRESH. l
pulling on the car with the motor.
The controller next. thrown. off the
motor as a 'Iiiotor and It Is converted
liilo a generator. 'Way forward the
cars passed ovcr her neck. cutting lhi'
hcad clean from the body. The body
was viewed by Medical Examiner
BLONDELL ll FENNESBY'3
HURRICANE OF FUN AND FROLIC.
A,' ‘if they knew what a harmful effect an
gcr has on the complexion. There are
a good many things besides poor food
i"'l
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which have effect on title skin, and
anger Is one of them. iood nature is
another. but Its effect, is qillltc different.
A yoke let into a gown leayu seems
to cull for some sort of latch for the
edge. Unit of thc popular ways at pres-
ent Is to insert a piping of some lilill‘
inlets lag less or remain open longer,
In other words, and the car goes for-
ward at full sprawl. under the influ-
once of the gas engine only."
To avoid technical description It
can be said that stepping into the car
at a standstill, it, is started as an cloc-
Wright and taken to an Iiiidortnkor's
establishment.
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RAILROAD DAMAGED BY WASH-
OUT
KENNEBUNK, Maine. March 2a~—
The Boston and Maine Railroad bridge
“The
mer Kids.”
DON'T Miss THEM.
Secure Butt Early.
Katzenj am-
Charles E. Seymour,
so. . NORWALK. CONN.
over the Mousain River is useless be.
cause of a washout. and it is thought
that. no trains can DuflilOVOI‘ It for at
least 48 hours. Crows have arrived
to build a toiiiporary structure. tnit
the Work will be difficult on account of
high water and floating too. All
through trains on the western division
of the Boston and Maine have been
ordered to run over the eastern divul-
lon from North Borwlck to Portland.
trusting color.
Fruits iii‘c not as plentiful as flow-
ers on the new huts, lnil. they are used
a great deal and they produce some
very smart effects.
There is a short but firm “tongue"
which keeps the one-eyelet. shoe from
slipping at the boot when. walking.
The young . housekeeper usually
learns by sad oxpurlcncd that baking
powder and cooking nodal are not. one
and the some thing and cannot be sub-
stituted for each other.
They say simplicity
clothes Is a fad.
None of the more stylish tli'f‘ltltl fair
rice is as m‘nrcc an amine mohairs.
Both the solid colors Hill! the fancy
weaves arc instilonablu land both are
scarce. 1
"n. ,8 To ”use." 33 WEST WASHINGTON s'r.
ALL GTAR CAliT. .L
BAKER A LYNN, Premier Dollooators
of Juvenile Comedy.
WALLV CLARK. the popular German
Comedlsn.
WM. BAKER. Monologue Comedian.
TH: ROBINSON BIOTERB. Aerobstle
Dancing Marvels.
Mien JOBlE RALSTON, Chic. Bou-
brotte. ‘“
MAJOR ALCRIQUI, the Smallest Com-
edian on the at: o. l
030. V. BAKER, t a great' Aerobatic
and Character Comedian. .
DAY A MIlT-AL, sketch Artlsts and
Many Others,
PRICES 23c. 36c.l5llo
Seats on Sale frlday. Maren am.
new “ SUPPER
ll!
nun iiiznoiuy of in
First M..E. Church,
WIDNIIDAY IszINo, macs no.
room a O'CLOCK. . ‘;
Chowder. 10c Cronin Puffs, 3c
Chicken Salad. ttlc Cake. 3c
Meat loaf. 10c. Doughnuts,2c
Baked Beans. 5c Pumpkin Pie. 5c
Cream Potatoes. tic Cottage Cheese, 2c
LEADING GROCER.
tric by the iiiovciuont of a lover, then . . .
it bcconios a gauoleno car of high pow.
t'l‘ and remains so until very low speed
is demanded again. Many more warn-
cII would run curs if it were not noo-
ossary to crank them. This Is a ear
that starts itself.
The model exhibited at the show.
and others now under way at, t o fuc-
tory, several sales having been made
by tho company. are beautiful speci-
mens of workmanship and finish of
the highest grade. The car is supplied
with an ordinary not of rear hub
brakes. and also, uses its electric
power and motor as a brake. Nickie
steel in tho highest degree of heat.
treatment is freely used in the vital
parts of the machine. The expert on
. anion. already quoted, further says of
W” the ”(fauna-loo." "Altogether the car
I is one of unusual interest. and one
The ; that must necessarily claim much at-
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AT THE NEW YORK STORE.
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in children's
Very Best Maine Potatoes, , Per peck-,i'fic
Lean California Hams, (sweet; tender mean)" onlyv'lfoglb ‘
Walter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa, large tin, ‘18c
14 Strictly Fresh; Eggs, for . , 1250 '
Fancy Melina Conn; three cents for , - 7375c
REMEMBER we GIVE THE FAMOUSHUNT STAMPS cousin Tusk. "
mauaw YORK GROCERL co.
I'rmldonl. Corwin. of the Vaughn
I Machine (to, has high expectations
l for the future of tho "(insult-lee.”
He is In daily receipt. of a large mall.
containing many Inquiries from all
over the munlry. and says that. the
I ATTRACTIVE pl my... sales already made have been most.
. . encouraging. Al. the show the “(ins-
nudes” was the principal centre of
attraction. and the demonstrating
machine on the outside. while in coir
slant use. had not. a single mishap or
breakdown during the week. He ex-
.Two sLseANr wires or aoom
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