‘ 71:52 A .
‘ consequence.
. to...
75d by the dramatization.
duoti
' W.
M
L, curses
luscious" ad ‘
all fish! she—J are ~
‘ ,. it today from A“:
. Jam Waldo. ““ha'hi'oit‘llo
as we a
tfluvial: insect-tea .1..st
Woeslstsooih miles. it is
‘ race of the year in which
9. total-«horses will compete. and
7 t.mild weather and a fast
lgd crowd and a swift contest
{e horses are entered. If all
4‘ theirs is likely to be considerable
because of the short stretch-
ti Jamaica course. This may
, calculations and interfere with
running of the lace.
Paget's Ormonde's Right,
“(Of the Carter Handicap. has
to train well but has not
pith. opening day at Aque-
ia in the Excelsior: under
weight and is the favorite in the
hem E ill. Smothers Rapid
. ,Alsaander Shields St. Valen-
c.0re'wn Prince and Santa Catalina,
7 tdrrdbetiting the Albermarle stable, are
‘ y sighted. in view of the
hey have shown In races
awaited Qrmonde‘s Right. won the Carter
sadistic. and will be well backed in
William Lakelands
brittle Em. which finished third in
the Carter. also is known to favor
a7 distance of ground. Altogether.
seven of the dozen horses naxned to
have won races recently. leaving
is bottom something of a problem as
to the outcome.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH
‘ ."l ha 0 been amictgd with kidney
and his der trouble for years, pssaisg
j and stones with eacruciatlnii
_, 'shys A. H. Thames. a well-
, coal orator of Buffalo.0 . “I
no toilet In medicine until 7i be
king Foley's Kidney Cure than
rig: was surprising. A few dos-
tha’ briclodustdike substance
Ass 0 pain across my kid-
3mm and e’ei I its a new man. It has
100 worth of good." Foiey' s
filth are will cure evry form oi
is? or badder disease Sold at
Flaid ‘s Drug Store. .
criteria sox ascovesso.
Chills
(till
he:
Man Claims He Found It At-
Thrss Moo Ran Away.
AGO April 25.»'l‘he strong
ntiiiuing the papers of the lotus
Company. which were stolen
from the residence of Gustav Freund
one of the members of the firm. last
Wednedday night. has been discovered
ill the residence of Willis Heron. by a
do live.
a Etna Trading Company has its-
iii the investigation of the bee:
industry by the federal grand jury
Secret Service men had been do
tailed on the case. but when they ask
edltliat the papers be delivered to the
v'drsitnsnt they were informed that
od‘v had been given to Clarence L.
omen sonic-law of Mr. Freund
The latter is out of the city.
An impounding order probably will
he asked today by the government. so
the box can be taken before the grand
1a .
‘ eron, who is a negro. said that. he
was awakened by a sound in his chick
on coop early Wednesday morning
doing to the door Heron saw three
men whispering together. and one 0'
them carried a bundle. Finally they
went “way and Heron followed their
to a railroad track nearby. Under a
viaduct they took a coupling pin and
broke the box open. They saw that
only papers were in the box and after
looking them over hurriedly. they scat»
“red them over the tracks and went
away. Heron picked the papers lip
and kept them until he saw the offer
of a reward.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYSPEPOIA.
Hrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
Ds‘l.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress:
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until! tool: Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by B. H. Plaisted, F. H. nu
or and the Cliiford Pharmacy. 0'
reruns ‘smussmaura.
IL...“
EBEN HOLDEN.
Eben Holden. which will be seen at
Hoyt's Theatre on Friday. April 28th.
In one of the best American plays 9ch
written. It was dramatized by Ed
ward E. Rose from the popular DOVQI
of the same name by Irving Bachcllcr.
The scholarly critic of the New York
Sun said in his review of the play that
Eben Holden is an exceptionally lova
bio old chap who slips Into the hearts
of his audience. The play is full of
fun, and its little love story is hand7
ed so prettily that thc'piece Is scoring
a success. The New York Evening
A'sisgrlm said that Eben Holden has
met with success as a' play. The
sun. interest which attached to the
book and which caused hundreds oi
. thousands (l..000000 to be onset) of
copies of it to be acid, has been arena
The pro
is so out-ahd-out American
d has all the ilavour of senti-
pathos and drcllcry that char-
lssd the book. The unanimous var
or N;Y .Prsas was. “An empha-
. means.“ and this verdict has been
touted throughout the country by
press and public, until it seems
utsiy sure, that this shaming
. new in its third successful has;
“3%” like ‘Z'i‘he Old Homestead"
notice or TH! INOINI.
a when Finati Ola rad
W Assay Ounday. y p
W Mild IflgiIaer William n
Mi The derrick picked up the
7 iiksatopsndsotituponths
The water tacit was so badly
flat it laid to be placadu upon
The engine as recovered
of not much more thou its
and “WM, aghcomplsteiyé of
. e war II t e
m mwitnssaed by some
railroad In.”
lilo pit
.s ”medial
FDR
teatimeuialaof of.cures
Powders For Children. ' 7
"I IMHIIIIORAT'SIWHTPOWDIRS
use m
a Melbourne“ is: .33:
with r
womb
alum Ilia in
fimflw GRAY'S I
Most.
i3 Esme: Constipaii a ,aad W
now-ems. Illuminate. loll.
“I “V1533? acted "his“ on tclst
willie cal to? WW7? ,
‘WMW WERE: “Enrol” cram waft-Eh?
Ion Var aw lsaith schaa
so mudibstter that arse heell1 int:
amine
for the first hm: twp ayear. mun:
lira. David Grlfdn. Horuellsvills.m N. . MW
“I enclose Post (lilies)! Order
more 02%)in MUM! BRA 'Sfl SWRMM
I found the last box
“alumina, bab b i th
.“oon or .utoI-osrs
luthsfsmil wisitoconstinuybavessu
7 on ban do bier also thi Itis is
at medicine it“; cliii‘drelf eh e haankgver used.
send as soon as pose lots and oblige. "~Mrs.
O
worsen ORAY’S
swear newness
and Stomach Disordersand dismouiil arms. I!
Read what a few mothers say about!
1 one; .7
CHER... .ll'
Medici- Gra for can a x in .
mot-7.7m»? ”Mid“ mum
o l' I O u ' .
take and uevsrfdir A certain ourI-sfor evcflshua'gmu are w“ as KW?! ‘hto
~31.“me
' “For the
b'ftW'tl 3.3%‘3;
Mm doctors never myoh olilldhths your
.wdsrsofw ye Wm.“ mothers liars w of
1.5mm -da‘k... ”Shiloh?
lIic'ruan i re wsfihrmfiwmwfl
slid 3..th ‘7
tilldion’s delimit '7 oft?“ M.Ksll,y Nassau
its... lbySL. Wm '
“I Iwritsto thank y
ceivsdfromuai ”Myouflfigfimmvldswm
l?! must bane, they
all you guarantee themto
unto them for years. and i think“- their menu; can-
not » bought. I have purchased ulariy
from my Druggiat. andi l ilnd thayo them ildrco
more lhave evergl given
than anything
our Im‘fi'retgration to Ianrien
I will recommend
with wgleasura’bfl.
N“I havet used the MM‘HER GRAY’S SWEET
POWDERH FOR CHILDREN. 1 think they have
done my little bo‘y‘a great amount of andl
will recommend sin to all mi‘ffiondl.- "~ re. A.
IS. Bradstreet. Coo NIB
Do Not Accept Ally Substitute for MOTHER OBAY' 8 SWEET POWDERS.
Sold by'Drnggists everywhere for 25 cents.
ALLEN s. ows'rnp. LE ROY.'N. Y.
Sample sent FREE. Address
'GiFT OF 3100.000.
Church of Christ.
HARTFORD, April 2d.—A gift.
”00 000 to the First Church of Cliiist
was announced ‘Sunday. Mr. Cooley
died some weeks ago. At. one time he
Was a business partner of Levi Z. Lei-
ter. The pastor of the church is Rev.
Rockwell Harmon Potter.
VLEGIBLATURE WILL ADJOURN.
HARTFORD, April 24.—rilovemm
Given by Hartford Woman to First Roberts will recommend that the gen
eral assembly adjourn tomorrow after
of receiving his announcement of the
death of SenatoI Plait as a mark of
(Congregational) for a parish house respect to his memory The capitol
and other purposes from Mis. Francis building will be closed in the after—
B. Cooley. In memory of her husband. i noon
There is no precedent In this state
for the receiving of an cfllcial an-
nouncement oi‘ the. death of a United
States senator while the legislature is
In session.
The Paris Cloak
CO!“ 8.
Come early and get. your choice.
Clearing sale of our entire line. of Ladies'
and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.. 80. NDRWALK.
, Misses' and Girls“ Stilts,
Coats, Skirts. Waists, Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Silk Dress Stilts and Rain
Everything must go, as we need the room for summer goods.
C
EYES CHANGE
”O”.
your eyes examined again?
lT’S FREE.
Graduate
as WALL STREET.
lhe foster ideal Cribs.
No worry for mother if baby Is left
in an Ideal Accident Proof Crib. High
sliding sides. closely spaced spindles,
I
rail
woven wire springs. patented
fastener. Guaranteed not to break.
Different styles enamelled white or
colors.
_._.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Is NORTH MAIN ST.
Neck Wear at low prices.
sue suiti- inches:
The Fair Cloak
is Midas
Often one attricutsa a lack of clsamsss of vision to his was,
when his glasses are wholly to blame. 1
(
¢
\ suit suits. Ikirts,1'rlmmsd Hats and Untrlmmld.
I WAIl-NNDT'DN OT!
WWW“
AND GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
ACCORDINGLY
Would it not be well to have
.t
O E. Jackson,
Optician.
NDRWALK. 6T.
Doctor’s ideal (3th
Accident. Woof
Baby can't get out
or stick its head through
A. J. COIIIIIS&C
Dealers In Furniturs,Carpsfs. loading, Mattings. Oil Cloths, and Linoleums.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
scum NORWALK
Special Reduction Sale For Easter
ON LADIII AND CHILDREN'I CDATO.
Also1 a. nice tins of
t
IIFORI IUYIND ILOIWHIRI COME TO ill TH; 'FAIR OLOAK
J
and For Store,
.DDU'I‘N NDIWA LN.
W, octane r rs
sacs i RA: 0%“
econometrics Soho yikilio'oel. _ 7
No Tom alternator shoals firrs‘s film one. term
BUY JIDRD AND OLD “MP1”?! DUAL.
Raymond” “Bros
M
:Agds is . . .
fiflfla'i'” 7 ."'
to...“
simian. logo and Ills Squad
“ rcn Heard Front April 20-—
Japanese Mali-shiver Tow-
lilil a Disabled Vessel Which
was Badly Damaged
CllEF‘OO, April 25 9 p. m.~—It was
reperted from Korea today that Ad-
miral ’i‘ogo with the major part of his
squadron was at Musampo Bay, near
Fitaan. Korea. April as
TSINGTAU April 25. v—The German
cruiser Superber reports having sight-
ed. April 22. in the Straits of Formosa,
a Japanese man-of-war towing another
one which was badly damaged.
TOKIO. April 26.—~Priuce Charles
Antoni von lichen'zollern. representa-
tive of the emperor‘of Germany With
the Japanese army, accompanied by
Prince Kati-.hite of Kania. arrived
here today from Mukdcn. en route to
Germany.
Representatives of the emperor of
Japan and many notabllities greeted
the two princes at the railway sta-
tion Prince Charles cf Hohenaollern
was escorted to the Shiba Palace which
he will occupy during his stay in this
city. A number of farewell entertain-
ments have been planned In his honor.
SINGAPORE. Straits Settlements.
April 25. «A Russian ring the name
of Vladimir Antorvitcb but carrying a
passport made out. in another name,
has been arrested on the fortified isl-
and of Brant and was outlined here
today on the charge of being on gov-
ernment property without authority.
He was remanded for a week Anter-
vitch who does not speak English was
residing with a non-commissioned of-
ficer of the. ordnance department. It
is popularly supposed that Antorvltcb
is a spy. but the authorities say that
no incriminating papers have been
disrot'sred.
TSING’I‘AU. Shantung Peninsula,
China. April 25.—-Positive confirmation
has been obtained here of theretats-
meat that the Russian squadron left
Kamranh Bay April 2.2 and at the
Russian cruiser Evictions. the ussian
hospital ship Oral and fourteen trans—
ports are still all Kamranh Bay. .
The division of the Russian squad-
ron commanded by Admiral Neboga-
toff had not Joined the. main squadron
commanded by Admiral .Rojestvensky
up to today.
FUSAN. Korea AprilZ 5-«The ilrst
railroad train from Lino Yang since
the retreat of the Russians from that
place last year reached Mulder: sta-
tion yesterday. crossing the Him River
on the temporary bri which has
just been completed isr trains
soon will be run betwobn Port Daley
and Mukden. supplies 'are being sent
to Tie Pass from New Chwang in
looks up the Lion River. '
TURKiBl-i BiTUATION CRITICAL.
insurgents Defeated Small Number of
Troops Sent to Sauna. .,
.ADEN. Arabia. April 26.-—The alt-
uallon in‘TuI-klsh Arabia has become
critical. Only a thousand of the
'i-‘iTITtish troops sent to the relief of
Risa Pasha reached Sauna (capital of
Yemen) and these fled thither after
sustaining a defeat at the hands of the
insurgents. Risa Pasha‘s troops. 6.-
000 strong, encountered the Arabs in
great. force five miles south of Sauna.
Martb 30 and often a sharp encounter
most of the troops. consisting of Sy-
rian reserves land down their arms or
deserted the remnant of the Turks
managing to reach Sanaa the same ev
ening with only fifty camel loads of
supplies. The chief of staff. laaat
Pasha. was killed and seven guns were
abandoned and taken possession of by
the Arab. who also captured two hun-
dred camels laden with provisions and
large quantities of rifles and ammuni-
tion. The Investment of Sense. by
the Insurgents Is being tightened. The
Syiian reinforcements which recently
arrived in Arabia are unsatisfactory
and the Ottoman officials are anxiously
awaitng the. arrival of European bat.-
talions upon whom the fate of the
capital of Yemen province depends.
LONDON. April tin—Officials con-
versant with the situation in Yemen
province regarding the situation there
as being in the nature of a life or
death struggle for the sultan o'f Tur-
key. The warlike Arabs of Yemen
who have never done more than im
patiently tolerate the Turkish yoke.
have now grown tired of paying taxes
three or four times over and have re-
voltcd. Should the rising in Yemen
succeed. it is “bound to spread north
of Heias and if the suitan's authority
is wiped out in that holy land of Mo-
hammedanism he will lose all claims to
no title of protector of holy places
which is regarded an the main factor
in holding his empire together.
W
A DAM! Still. mos
often ends in s accident. To heal
incidental injuries, use Bucklen‘s Ar-
nice Salve. “A do“ wound in my
foot, from an accident." writes Theo
dare Schuele, of Colmabus. 0.. 'csua-
ad the great pain.
helpless. but Sucklsnta Antics Salve
quickly healed it '" soothes and heats
rnz‘like magic. sec at 1‘ if. Baxter“.
g at.
him" mm.
vs
Witicall
csnebros
April boil-Represen-
iii-Pierson, ofthis places
kil‘im at histicmb’ “here with
gt“ media
of severe pains in the head and each
and that night medical assistance am
called. Mr. Pierson is the proprietor
Stile.
“W
to 30'.
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:RII'Q’IIINTghTWI 'tPiINION lLL. :
health; immunology he cold'isincd 7 7
of the largest green houses in the, '
roareasraa ar soars assuav 5
7m an m ‘
is"! .'
t-w
Read Co.
.Emtblhosd “rag: "
Some new [illenlfitiito bailefjust appeared at the Em-
broidery be. tion.
illitey comprise two pieces, coat and skirt,
of medium weight linen. aud‘arc heavily embroidered with
braid and croc
hot buttons.
the favorite Broderie Auglaise, or have inserts of novelty
The costs are of tile Directoire
art- verv chic and charming. and of course exclusive.
wcntlicr .
In Cotton
tion.
Armour' s Virgin
Hyomei.
La Parisienne.
Fairy Soap. 3
Protection Soap,
F lccr
Violet
3 for 26c
3 for 25c
10c
cakes for lilo.
Formerly
Formerly
Economical Sale of Shop.
This sale opens today zit the center counter, Toilet Sec-
x’ts can be seen by the list many favorites are included -
and the value is great.
Anchor Brand White cosine 10c cakes.
Vsntine's Oriental Soap, regular 10c cakes.
box of three cakes.
Armour's Witch Hazel bolt of three cakes.
Fine Art and Sylvan Violet. box of three cakes.
Velva Soap.
Hand Silexo.
Super Tar.
Armour'g Violette.
Armours Super cream Sharing soap. roll of 8 cakes,
30c, now 25c.
186. now 15c.
CARPETS
Brussels.
High-necked Vests \\'iiil citlicr long or short sleeves.
i ow- mocked \ cats with short sleeves
.......... .. ......... 35aud50c
Lisle Thread . ........................ 50c
S'lk and Cotton .......................... . $1.00
Pants in knee lengths ................ 35 and "500
Pants in ankleletgih .......... ' ......... 50c
Fourstriau Tights ......... . ............ .. 50c
Union Suits .................... ,.. 50C and $I.00
4 for 250
4 for she
120
12c
21c
128“).
6 for 550
style. bested togethcrpt-vcu to the sleeves being in position.
Then: is little work to have the suit ready to put on.
I r
. 8c.
3 for 10¢.-
21¢.
Reduction Sale of Matting.
Several patterns of strong and durable China Mailings
are offered at special sale at these changed prices:
and Linoleum. Mats and Russ
«class were »7
i
will
7 score uoswaax. enlist.
Telephone-snipe.
m. ~77...
"rim? ,“klt'fiyifi. m LWM M"
«can... .7. .4
f
.
a ,
i
Shades to Order a Speciality.
ll Diskette..-
ii wasnmcroit er.
."* is
overuse.
We are Now l’repared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coveriuas.
flirt...
Women’ a Harvard Mills Underwear.
New Underwear Is here, just the right kind for spring
’a
The D M. Read Co.
lnoraic. Tapestru, Brussels. Velveis. Bodil
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
7 am- e!”
‘iiilll 30in] ”Wild tho
, it) years of age suffer
solar
7 ris for several iii!
mascara, scan; as. has.
“.qu '
Kr
'“i'it‘liNO T0 QUIET" tumors.
m
lmpsrer Nicholas bends Message to
Nobility at Kestrebta.
ST PMERSBURG. April 26. Noon.
~"My will regarding the convocation
of representatives of the people is un-
swervfng' sue the minister‘cf the in
tericr is malti g every short for its
speedy realise. on: ..
Elnpelop Nicholas red ring in aud-
tense 'l'sar'skoenelo Sun sy the mar-
shal of the mm kit sum...
governments Mi a sale,
that the above massage be cominuiii
outed to tile nobilityioflltolitromllie - '
mailings geevldently was destgnefijto he
piibi bed to uuidt the fears of t s 1cello ‘
are ipatlent at the clay and who have
grown sceptical the filliilliiitillt or
the promises contained in the imperial .
rsscriptfi' It is very signings. that
the ampere the wands recs.
Ion of rep nintivediigx le"
fighdll
Wt):
played in the rescript and setting at
rest all doubt as to his majesty' I; mean-
ing. The ”Noyce Vremyn hails the
new assurance with much satisfaction
saying: 77
"These words will spread over Rus-
sia like a great consulation. They will
trail uiiiaeythe yearnings of all cless~
ea c ‘ society even where hope was
bein crushed by Impatience and under
the niluence of the ridicule heaped
from certain quarters on ‘Rusaian rep-
resentation' and where it was ironi-
cally predicted that the representa-
tives would never be convoker. The
imperial words ‘bieatbe a firm resolu-
tion to put Into effect into and not
simply to consent to thé important re-
form in spite of the malignant voices
which threw doubt on his madesty's
intentions. "
The Moscow Gazette published the
emperor’s statement under the double
eagle and said:
"Now let all Russia' a well-winners
cease their jeremiads against the con-
viiication of representatives of the 999w -
p en ‘ . _ 1
MIN PAST SIXTY lN iDAN Ifli,
More than hall of tilt ind gigs: like
rain kl fim
Ind
bladder disorders, usually
meat of p‘rostriite gland. This is
both painful and dabgerousJad
ley's Kidney cure should be glint”. at
he first sign of dearer. as it corrects
irregularities and has. payed 11!”me
men of this disease. hir. RodneyBu
nctt Root Port, Mo" writ/es: fictit-
fered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and a-
ter taking two bottles of Delays Ki
hey Core I feel better than i have fr
twenty years, although I sin stow 1
fists old." Sold at Plaistedfa Drug
0TB.
FARM HAND KILLS Hilario AN
"motor. ‘3
LEWISTON. Maine, April 25. «Eli
Rogers was shot by a Frenchmen
whose name has not been learned. at
the Standish farm In the :‘tde of
Greene today. The murderer then
killed blmseit with the same revolver.
The men were employed by H L. Kor-
set' and were at breakfast with the
‘ other employees of th farm.
The Standish farm is conducted by.
H L Keyser by whom the two lush
Were employed Witnesses of the
shooting say that the men had a dis-
pute over a matter of personal inter-
est and both had become very angry
when the Frenchman produced the re-
volver from a pocket and tired four
shots at Rogers, who sat acress the to-
ble. All took effect. one . passing
through the heart. .
The murdered then ran to his cham.
her and ended his own life With two
shots from the same weapon. which he
had reloaded.
The exact name of the murderer is
not known here. it is understood that
he was sometimes called McKenale.
This was the fourth murder in Maine
within one week and the third to be—
come known in as many days.
...___.._,..._._..
FRiOHTf-‘UL surnames as.
Li.avao
Suffering frightfuliy from the viru-
lent poisons of undigested food. 0. (l._
Grayson. of Luis. Miss" took Dr.
King’s New Life Pills, "with the re-
sult," he writes. "that i was cured.
All stomach and bowel disorders give
way to their tonic. laxative reportics.
also at F. H. Baxter's Drug tore. gust.
anteed “
HARTFORD WOMAN DROWN!O..
HARTFORD. April-ze—Mrs. Charles
Blake. at It Linden street. Blast Hart-
ford, wandered away from her home
last night. and today. her body was
found in a brook near the East Hart~
ford bridge. The woman's mind has
been affected for some time and if. is
thought that in her wanderings she
wail Into the brook and was unable to
extricate herself Mr. Blake. the won
man's husband. is an engineer on the
N Y. N H. d: H R. R.
WRICKEDN IINGINN
martian re
The railroad engine which ran of!
the tracks and down- the bank on the
Ridgedshi division. last we'll. killing
Engineer Hersh. was: brought down
by the wrecker Sunday. andrtaksu to
the New Haven yards. She wastaursl
l a7 wreck and nttnctsc mush sites-
too as she passed through town: 7
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Iacaur anstvau Or it all...
HWY team "W
or Kmprina Wilhelmfrom
loutanupton and clubcurg
York. was in commtnicstioa can
staaconset. Mass. wireless station a
. '7 tc‘clcclt this moraine. 1m Minoan
than forty- dve muse-asst of Nantucket
Lightship and medication! about ‘i: so
7 i're/ ,1' If“;
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sleds-raw usvw
s can NADHIIN.WAQ lat.
. mommy ltd!“
”wall. He has
In“ tors dining“ 7 s
slices this
often be r axed. Ir. asses. slid
secretary of Its. Ha ..hss polls to Fe-
on booths“ for
.....
the latter.
Irrita- "-
lips: sap-in or-
«more:
evaluator“ nonli-
-' Wt
der to stop “the ill
vincial ammonia
has-mums that
t "1:; Eyewitn-
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