anuo SENTINRL.
,, William Editor and Proprietor.
TUESDAY. MAY 2. 1905.
Miniature Almanac for
81111 rim 4 2:47 sets 6: 53.
High tide 10:30 a. 111.; 10 :41 p. 111.
~ (ultimo DENTINEI‘... reception:
“- ~Branoli China. Not-walk.
m wldltorlal Room.
on m«Dualnaaa Dillon.
Myth-acne“ antennae.
’Tomorrow.
211113011111: DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communication of Old
Wall Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
will be held May 211, 1905. at 8 o’clock
p. 111.
Work M. M. Degree, followed by
banquet. All Master Masons cordial-
ly Invited. ROBT. M. WILCOX,
See'y.
THE CONNECTICUT SENATORSHIP
The following article from The Ev-
‘ eninx Mull, New York, last night.
druthfully sets forth the capabilitica
of Congressman E. .1. Hill, and, the
claim he has to the senatorehlp from
‘ Connecticut:
,The pending Senatorial election in
Connecticut is“ a matter of national
concern. Senator O. H. Plait, whose
death has caused the vacancy, was in
every sense of the word a national
character. and in the choice of his auc-
cessor all New England and indeed the
whole East are interested. Three
months ago thc Connecticut General
Assembly chose to the place of Gun.
Joseph 11. Hawlcy, who has since died,
chov. Morgan G. llnlkclcy. who.
while qualitlcd for tho Senatorahip.
lacked in practical experience In na-
tional legislation. But Mr. Plait was
there with cxpcricuce enough for both,
and the high placc which Connecticut
has held in thc uppcr house for a quar-
ter of a century i'as not endangered.
A new Situation has now developed.
and while Connecticut has many mcti
who would worthlly fill lhc position;
the logic of the situation would seem
to point. to titc'transfci ol’ Congress-
-man E. I. Hi“ from the lower to the
upper house. lie is thoroughly fam-
iliar with national affairs. Ills cighl
years’ sci-vice on the committee on
banking and curr'entv and his present
membership in the ranking committee
of the House the committee on ways
and means, have kept him in touch
with the vital questions of the time.
Mr. Hill has not bccn contcut simply
to hold a soul and answer to roll calls
He has been a student of finance and
a. strong [tutor in the sound money log-
islation of Congress sincc 1306511110
has won lhc ('luititlciil'c :tnd rcspcct of
both houses and both parties on this
question.
I While he has the roputalion in his
district of leaving no local interest un-
guarded, by the very nnturc of the
questions with which lic has liccn
dealing. tariff and finance, his work
has largely been along national lines.
so that ho has :1 spt-ciui cquipuicnl
for a prompt. and ctfcctii'c participa-
tion In Sciintoi'inl work. “1- should
he a. worthy collcaguc of Dollivcr of
Iowa. Hentcnway ol' lndtana. Dick of
Ohio. Burkctt of Nt'ibruska. Hopkins of
Illinois. Gamble of South Dakota, and
Long of Kansas, all of whom have
a
recently bccn promoted from the
House to the Scnnlc.
Thong would be no cxpcrintcnt in
thin choice. Mr. Hill in earnest, Ill-
dustrions. a closc utudcnt of men au‘tl
affairs. in the last campaign hc
proved himself an acccptublc speaker
on repeated invitations at our noouday
meetings, and his addresses in Con:
greets. both on money and tariff. in tWo
Presidential cattipnimin. liuvo conslt
tutcd a part of the campaign text-
books. He in a good dcbntcr, a
sound thinker, a man of Intcgrliy.
The naming of Mr. lltll ii'oiild giva
general satisfaction.
,THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
(From lhc Bridgeport Furnitirl.
It is amusing to find among cx
00V. McLean's mot-It I‘lllllllh‘llifllll nup-
portcre the New" HilVl'l‘l journal which
Genetic. Thu l-vitltnco 111- found was
proposed an a candidate for (lovci'nor.
denouncing him an in every way an-
fit. for thc high otllcc. Now it ('0th
pares him to righteous Abel. and thouo
who arc objecting to tilni on geograph-
lolll grounds to (lulu llio llral murder-
er.
. FASHIONS.
'i‘lio elbow-length coat effect Il'l noon
in many llncn frocks of color by hav-
bur the upper part of the alcove of the
color and tho lowcr of 111120 or ouch mu-
torlal 1111 one would make her abet-r
wulatu of. The bodice may be 111111-
pundor. lturpllcc, or simply cut out for
a ohomluctto which of courno must
harmonise with lhu lower alcove.
_ Greater unttnfactlon reunite by hav-
1111110“ chemhictteu ucwn to a about
inundation waist than by merely pill-
bill. them for rim will 11le out and
than lit no fee Ins more disagreeable
1m to feel one 11 self coming to pieces
when on the litreet away from homo.
mirror and pins. ”the elimination fit
better when gown. too
The that of the linen cuff and collar
laid for 111111111 110an to be all while, but
new ‘00 will flat! the earn sudden. A
ndeomo not 111 made of dark
linen erupt-outlaw! in bluct. '1‘th
(lulu might be blunt, green. white or
wherever watt moat becoming to the
upon Damn Fashion avail
thing out We all know lb . long
I! Infinitely morn blooming and
not me why 1111.1 should 11mm their
towns made short
“We premier According to out no
M 11111 learn.“
[not 1111 Well no dancing gowna will
mitt-h ”hotter If the entreatlcd
For
the uiiortur ultirl “PM“! the
' “paraffin according to our 111111111-
, bliltd Mitch have 11 rough
at. «69111111111111 1111110111111. 111
' One speaks of the fashion
there
STATE ENBAMPNENT 0F
GRAND‘ARNY IN IIINE
orders by Commander Hillard
for the Meeting in the Opera
House. in Bristol
I
The annual encampment of the. Con—
necticut Department. Grand Army of
the" Republic, will be held in Bristol,
Monday and Tuesday. .1 no 5 and 0.
The following order ha been issued
by Department Commander Hillard:
Headquarters '
Department of Connecticut. G. A. R.
New Britain. April 29, 11105.
Genelal Order, No 16
l. On invitation of G. W. Thompson
Post No.13 the thirty- -ulghtl1 annual
encampment of this department will be
bold in Bristol on Monday and ’I‘ucu-
day. June 5 null 0,1905. Headquarters
will be lit the (lrldloy Hounc. Council
of administration will convene at
Iicadqiuirgtcia Room 1, Monday. June ft
at 10:3011. 111. The following comru dos
are appointl-d a committee on crcdcn-
tints: Auslslunl Adjutant General
John Il.'l‘li'.1chcr Comi'sude 'l‘liomau
J. (‘liadcaync oi l’oat 26,11nd .l. It‘ny~
cttc Douglas of Post 1'17.
11. ’l‘ he meetings of tho t—ncampmcnt
will he held in the Opera House and
will open 011 Monday. .IunoB , at 2 p
111. Post 13 will furnish a detail of one
comrade for officer of the day, one for
officer of the guard and tour for guard
who will report to the assistant adju-
tant adjutant general at the Opera
House at 1: 30 p.1n.
ill. The citizens of Bristol will 2ch
a. reception to the commander-tn-chic"
of the G. A. R. and the Department of
Connecticut in the Methodist Church,
June 5. at 8 p. m. Besides the com~
mandciuin-lrhicf anti members of his
staff, Senator and l‘omi'adc Morgan G.
Bulkeloy, the governor anti his staff.
and othci' liiulingiilshod citizens. are
cxpcctcd to be present. There will
be a short parade from the hotel to the
tlimch 111230 p iii
The ladies of flu- llclil'f c. .pr will
furnish a c.olltltimi ti'cc to lonii'udcs.
Tuesday, Juno 6. from it) a. 111. It) :3
p. m.. in (l. A. 11. Hull.
IV. liotcl i'atcs arc: (:11le
House, 112 to $2.510: Commercial House,
$2; Bristol House. $1.50; Prospect
House. $1.50. Accommodations in lio-
tcls. boarding bottles or private funi-
ilies can be. secured by addressing
George '.l‘ Cook. chairman committee
on nccommodittions. Iliistoi. Conn,
V. ’lho Consolidated iailionll
extended to us its usual ct"ouites_i o!“
11 1111111111011 of lore: fiili fare going.
one— hall fare r'ctuining; this applied
to steam service onlv not tlilrd- rail
and will be obtained upon certificates
from Assistant Qllllllt'l‘lllllr‘ilel Gcncral
W, E. Morgan at lltc twiitnnipnicnt. . iiy
tomiiiaud
has
\‘I’ll.l.l:\ll'l l‘, llll.l::\illl.
llcpui'tiitt-nt (‘llllllllltlltlt‘l‘.
.loli’n it. 'l‘liaclicr.
Arsistant Adjutant (lcncrnl.
WANT CASSIE‘S TRIAL TO BEGIN.
District Attorney Sullivan’s Motion
Being Heard in Cleveland.
(‘th‘lNN/t'l‘l. 0,, May lie-Thu mo
lilm 11f llIhli‘It'l Allol'lit'y Sullivan oi
Cici‘ciantl. :islllnu that llll' l'iiitcd
Status t‘irl'uil l‘ourl of Appi'nls ad
i'uncc Ill\' llt‘ill‘lll'l, of tho cusp 111' .\ir.~:.
t'ltiaaic l , (‘hudwick was not for llt'ill-
lug today. .\11'. Sullivan argued that
unicss lht' casc in board lit'forc liic
full term of court justice will auft‘cr.
Through hcr counst-l, .ludgc Winn.
.‘i'lrti. (‘hutlwick sonic tinic ago ()Illilllll‘tl
a stay of sciiivucc, (IR :1 rcsuit of which
she will 11111 bc consiticrt-tl 111: having
bcgim to Sl'l‘Vt' llt‘l‘ tcrui of “'11 yours
in the Ohio pcuilcntlary until nl‘lcr the
«row prowctlings shall liavc been de-
cidcd i‘ht- tourt gait pct mission for
Il(l' to giro ball. but sbc has not ,V‘t‘l
takcn .tdvantngc of that permission.
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ATTENDED CHURCH IN A BODY
The Rev. Wemysa Smith Preaches to
the Sons of St. George.
About liiit'lv-tli't- nictnltt'rs of Wol-
colllc Sli'ungci' indigo, Sons of St.
licorgc. lillt‘lltlt‘ll lhl- owning m-rvit't'
at tho liorkolcy HII‘l‘I’I chain-l In a
body Sunday. 'I‘iit- party assembled
at tlic Main :V'll't'l'l lodgt- room and
iiiui'cbcd to HIV church.
limp \Yl'lilMlt-l Sui'llli, prt'achmi 11 Slit"
t'Ial hl'llilllll. at 1111- concluaion of
which lic touchl'd on tho ordcr Illill al
1111 npoko of the rclatlon which Amcr~
lcu Ill‘ill'H lo imgland.
'I‘ho I'l‘cior,
GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN MIL.
FORD.
MILFORD, Muy 2.~~Syivln Dingo, a
young colored woman, ntloniptcd out
able by drowning 111 tho Ncpowuuah
river in the center of tho town you-
lordiiy afternoon. Shc plunged in wa-
ter ciuhl foot deep and won rouctu-d by
her father, uftor going down lwlcv. it
It. 1111111 111111. shaman tlenpondont. bl»
canon of 11 rcprtmunll by her mother
for breaking a lamp chimney.
W
STOLE ANCHOR AND CHAIN.
The fathom, at Maureen institute
ntartvd In to anchor their large boat
for the bummer deacon. the other day.
wlll'li they found that come porilon hnd
illolldi the large anchor and chain that
word uuod to moor the float. The un-
chor and chain routed on tho limit
nearly all thtt winter Manson.
w pugs—us“...
TO ERECT A REVIEWING STAND.
t”
It. 111 proposed. in mmtoctlon \ht‘l
the thirtieth aniilvernary celebration
of Putnam Htlllu Company to erect 11
rcvlowing'otnnd In the (lily lot at the
corner of Franklin and (tiny streets,
and there have 11 concert by .thc
Wheeler & Wit-ion timid; auto to have
the, parade illiIl‘l there.
MRI. BAKER REIGLTJND COMFORTA
a critical 11‘an at. the Norwnlk holi
day.
all.
SUPREME COURT OPENS.
liAR’I’F‘OR. May 2.~~’I‘ho
let 113111111111.
11111:. Moria Baker. of till Day litreot.
who shot herself accidentally, Wed~
holiday morning. and has since been in
pilot, in recline more, comfortably to
The bullet qui not been locat-
May
term of the II promo Oourt of Errors
In the anarchic Court
Smith M
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SIJIT AGAINST PRESTONW ATWOOII
Lawyer Ouuted by Waterbury Amerit
‘ can an Saying He Couldn't
Find Him.
"I 1114 cane of Ernest A. Lewiu, 111‘ W111
tt-i'bury against D. Prctilon Atwood.
who In woll known on account of tho
Illlllllltl of outlet ho bull brought anuillut
delinquent administration, IS stalled,
lot the time being, at any rate, says
the Waterbury American in its edition
of Saturday. The matter wan ecbcd
tiled for a hearing bolero Deputy
Judge 1". M. l’easley in the district
court 01 Water'buiy on Saturday At-
lOl'nt'y i‘oomoy of Photon, Tooniey &
Phelan of Bridgeport, the firm which
has handled Atwod's suits against utt-
utinlatratorn of opinion who haven't til-
ed their accounts with the probate
000118, 11111ch that ho was unable to
find Atwood, continued the American.
Hc aull'Allorncy llogcrs had a cont-nil-
talion and it was agreed tiuit Judg-
niunt' bu cult-rod for tho flit] amount
of the $1.000 not within 11 wut-k, no
[can lllt‘ tcriiia of 11 written agrccuicui
to bo aubmlttcd by Atwood’s tounucl
'lIlOllltl prove acceptable to Mr. Rog-
ore and lib-1 client This ngrecmcut
conulstcd of 11 ptoiniao 11y Attorney
and_to makc out a now 11011- in favor
of Mr. IA‘WIB.
YACHT MAYFLOWER LOCATED.
Had Been Mining Since Sunday, With
a Party on Board.
NEW YORK. 'Ilay 32.——A yacht
which is believed to be the former cup
defender Muyowor, which has been
aliasing since Sunday and concerning
which there has bccn sonic anxiety.
was suiting about in Sandy Hook Bay
.111 . ”antic Highlands. N. .I., today.
The lilaytloiili' is now owned by
Mrs it). M. il1'11k1-1,ot'lhlti city, With
several gum-1111 on board Mrs-1. liarkci
took ”11' yacht down to tho lowcr buy
for a spin on Sunday. Friends 01 the
party became alarmed what they did
not rctlii‘n yt'ulcl'dny, and hogan to
search for the yacht. It won discov-
orcti tout the Maytlowcr llad l)I:‘t‘ll
aground hour the tlilr'antc of the
Shrcusbury RIV'ci lot a time on Sndny,
lint was soon lioatcd Early today
she lay at anchor in S‘undy liook ilui'
and afterward was calling about in the
bay until a tug wcut‘ down from Now
York harbor and hailed hor.
RATS FROM UNCLE DAN'L‘S BARN
Gave the Dogs and Hoeemen of Frank.
lin Str'eet a Merry Time.
'I‘bci'c was a 'I'al-ling‘ tinic, Salur»
day. at the old "linclo llnnlcl Bonu-
dict barn in Franklin slroct. ’i'ue
Sil'lll’illll‘p was lcvolcd during the day
and ii fair estimate of the rats and
mice killed during the operation is
“'0 huiidrcd.
David W. Raymond's rattcr shook
rats all day long until his puck was
.ml‘l'. 'l‘hc luciubci's of ”11‘ litlhl‘ comv
0:111) and some other young IIll‘ll, :ti'11i~
~1l with slit-Ila, atoucs, slioyt'la null
Jpn-x Iiilllll‘ nu liltci'l-sting 11112.11le
idrcry little it board was lukcn up
'1'oiii llll' liooi' aci‘cz'ni WUIIIII 111.1l.1'
.lit'lr lvst'upc, (inc piccc of tin till'i
lurncu til‘t‘l‘ and iilnc l'nlts' scnmpcrcd
in t‘\'t'l‘)' direction. At (11111 tinit' a
string of four rats was soon making
tlicii' way from llll‘ barn to ”W city'u
sheds back of tlic hoso housc.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AUDIENCE TO SEE
FISKE.
and enthusiastic audicnt-c
filled lioyt's 'l‘iil-alrc. last. night, to
31'ch tiic Wt'lI-kllOWll favoritc, Miss
May Pinko, and lll'i' strong supporting
company. As tlicii' opt-hing pci't‘ornr
ance of a Week‘s-t engagement. tho com-
pauy piasontcd M‘ line, .with Miss it‘~iskt
in llil’ tittc 1'.olc Her portrayal 01
that charaltcr was cxccllcmt and won
the Vlgtllllllh' applauuc of thc illltllt‘lltt“.
During the ilrnt act MISS I‘iskc was
presented with 11 handsome- bucket of
cut iiowurs. The supporting company.
most of whom were with Mist. lt‘iako
lust Henson, was exceptionally good.
and lcnt mticlt otrcngtli in the produc-
tioli. ’l‘hc specialties were good. lie:
ginning today the company will play
intitintca daily. The i'cpci'toli't- for
the wock will bc found in lb.- titl~
vci'tial-iucut.
LA lltl E MISS
A large
RUSSIAN PEOPLE PLEASED.
ST. I'lil'l‘lERSIIllltti. May 3." FUN“
all parts of tho i'lnpirt- conic rt'porta
of c cxtrcnic uutlnfaction l'nil"l by
tho cuipci'or‘u grunt 01' frcctloin if 1'1/-
Iigion, l‘t-illl't‘lilll)’ to" It in rcgul‘dcd as
brim; lilo first practical critical-o that
tho I'l‘ltll‘llIH referred to in tho impor-
lill uiunil‘cuto of Doc. 25 will lll' car
l‘Il‘tl out. The pnpcra :ii't- only print-
loudly shoots and have not yol coili-
nil-mod editorially on tho rcllulon re
forni. cxccpt tho Noi'okii. Ibo JIIWIHII
organ, which publtolios 11 brlof, doublo
Icadod unprcuaion of gratitude for the
gift. of liberty of ctiaucicnco, joining
from the Novouti, which only the tiny
provlouuly l‘l’lliill'lfl'll bitterly on this
may subject that. “cvcrylhinu romaine
1111 buforc," this It! doubly nlgiilllcunt.
TRINITY GIRLS FRIENDLY 80
CI ETY.
'l'lllil 1191:11in han had 11 moat aucccae
ful HORROR. beacons in dancing. ban-
ltclry shirt waist mulling. crochetlnu
table mats, huvc Ilf‘fill wcll attended.
M11111 lltu'd .1111 about rcadtncti on 1111-
lilrc. lilao Illustrated readings. Talks
on hygiene. nursing and cure of the
nick room. and infections and contag-
Illllll lllilt'llfll‘ll by M11111 Sittcliffc. a nurno
profit. The dramatic entertainment
lit‘ItI on March 3111 netted a good 1111111
for the society’s work.
a
NORWICH.
handsome resilience rt
Dr
late restored
walnut. ,Th
i‘ooincy to pay 11 certain sum in cunh’
of wide exportation have been of great ‘
CONCEBBIOND ON BOTH SIDES
PlT’l‘BliUwG. Pit, May 2.-«~'l‘llo light
NORWICH RESIDENCE IURNRD.
Donn. . May 2-Tliu
I'ntrlult
0111111ny Willi badly damaged by fire
afternoon. thtt firemen
having a liar nbi’tthlhl note to work
on do of the fire. I; ma
lie at
w... “1mm wwwawnm...
Numeric Ion IIBERAI. SIINDAV.
In
Believed l‘liclca No Harm Bull
Guinea. Wiloleeonte Playa, Fishing
or Any Healthful Amusement.
Says Unitarian.
lllIIA'UIx'iil, IIIIINH” May 1:. ”Sunday
Manchu.“ 11nd ’l‘houlrca-lew Not?"
Will-l the uubjcctt of it normou by the
Rev. A G Slugaen puatoro of the Uni
tartan Church in it Mr. Sihgson
stated unequivocally that be bad no
sympathy with the enforcement of Sun.
tiny laws forbidding healthful nth-
letlca or other ainuatunontn:
"‘I believe in Sunday baseball thor~
oughly." Mr. Singacn Halli yesterday.
“Whoa I was pnntor of St. Mark'n
Elihu-opal Church, in Kansas City, Slur
111' able to detect any evil edema.
didn't patronize the games.
otmy bcst ptirishloncrs did.
"Sunday tiiontrca. itcocnm to 1111'.
ought. to bc unnctionoti lo the extent
of poruiliiinu tin: production of whole»
some plays l'tllllt‘l‘ in Illt‘ lll'lt'l'llnl‘ill 01'
cvt-uina.
“Sunday flailing should be itlltht'lI.
Wily idiould lllt" men who work in
I
biil some
Itlxt‘tl to pay for slot-king brooks tor a
tnvorod low at llll' cxponuc of thc
Stutc‘.’ ’l‘lic lair against Sunday liab—
tug strikes llll" an boing based upon
fcar that tiic lunatic-:1 will ill-ll! the trout
alrcnnis out i'utlici' than on tcnublc
moral grounds."
RUSSIAN GENERAL KISSED BOLD-
IERS.
GUNSHU PASS. Manohurin. May. "
~A touching incident occutrcd during
the EtiSIel tclcbrntlon hcrc. Aftrc
thot morning service all the troops in
the region around hcadquarters were
drawn up In line boi'orc Gen. Linc~
vltch'k font and tho commander-in»
chict’ cuinc out. gt'cctcd tlic lropos and
pnnscd down the line saluting cuch
alid cvcry soldier with a klb'ti. All
the men wci'c much movvd and many
of them went. The incident scivt’d
IO inc rcuac llicit boundless wot i~1l1lp of
tho old guy loader (ltuiorul Linc-
vitch toutinucs cucrgcticnlly llll‘ run"
gauiaatlon ot‘ the various departments
oi‘ the ariuicu. Stall Captain Shubcn
sky. who has rcturucd hci'e aftcr mak-
‘ng u rccouuaisuancw on the Mongol
ian frontier, reports llllli thousands or
(‘hinclw bandits lllllli'l‘ .lupancsc load-
vi‘tl arc moving beyond the border.
MURDER TRIAL ARGUMENTS. ,
NEW HAVEN, May Lie-The argu-
[11011114 in 1110 murder trial of Fl‘fll’ltitlli-
c0 Suntuuicllo wcrc board by Judge
tlalpb \Vltl't'li‘l‘, and jury in too Slipc-
i'ioi' Court yt-stcrday and the case
wont to thc jury this afternoon. Sali-
lanicllo in charged with killing, Anton.
io Initigobui'lii in i'nlon strcct, Oct
12, 1001. HP ndniittcd stabbing bongo-
liardl, but assortcd that he did it in
Hl‘llvtlt‘lt‘lll‘I' whcii Illl‘ laltcr wax about
to sirlkc him with :1 iialcbct.
POLICEMEN WOUNDED IN RAID.
_ l‘Nll).\' CITY. Tout, May -—-As it
trail“ of a raid on .1 negro gambling
lllilli‘l.‘ llt'l'l‘ in which Chief of Police
l‘ai'tiut- and two patttlilmci were alight
Li' \IIIIIIIIIUlI, Illl lynching of :1 11111510
who 1;. alicgcd to ti: 11'1- tlllllt' tiit- shoot-
ing has bct'n ai't'rlt'tl only by prompt
Illi’ithlll‘l'l’ on till“ part of tho officials
in aplrittii': him away to ilyoi'sburg. .-\
mob bad paint-rod about tin- jnil when
ihc iicgi'o Wlls hustled out by the rear
door.
U
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MIDDLETOWN HOTEL PROPRIE~
1’0R DEAD.
MlDll’l..l~thl\\‘N, May 2.-r-~Eugcnc l".
Leonard. proprictlir of thc l-Iotcl Buck
inglmiii. diod of apoplt'xy today. “1'
was fortyvfoui' ycurs old and was a na-
tive of Moridcn. For about twcnty.
yours ho was a contractor at tho fac-
tory of tlic Wilcox Silver PiatoA‘oui-
puny iii Mcridt-u 11nd rcmovcd lierc
two years ago In color the 1111th bush
nuns. Ills wlfc and Ilirl-t- childron sur-
\’l\'l'
HORSES!
Another Carload
From [41111313
JUST ARRIVED
, All kinda of Horace. Juat what
you have been looking for. At the
right price. Come early and not first
pick. Tbeao are all first-clue
Horaea and wlll be aold right.
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
WALTHAM
wardens
are the boat. Mechanical procla-
lon. perfect material and careful
finish are the feature: that have
made Walthnm Watches the cost
In the world. in gold. gold
tilled and cilver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall St. 'Norwaik. Conn.
wt'm Pnivm- “We A‘l‘
A'r'i'iiAc'riva union.
day baseball prevailed. and l was new,
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CHILLY MAY NIGHT
Last night wok t'utlicr chilly for May.
lco fro/.11 to tho Iliic kncnc of about one
quallci' of an inch.
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AUCTION
Will Sell at Public Auction at the
Residence of
J. N. Bowen. Contentment Island.
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Monday. May 8. 1905.
AT 10 occaox, SHARP.
The following Household Goods and
Earn Effects: 1 Black Walnut Ex-
tension Table. with Twenty Leaves, 7
Dining Room Chairs. 1 Serving Table.
Pictures and a Choice Lot of Oil
Paintings. Rocking Chairs. Black Wat
1101 Stand. Hall Looking Glass. Chairs.
1 Rosewood Bedroom Suit. 1 Enamel
Bedroom Suit, 1 Black Walnut Bed-
room Suit, 1 Oak Bedroom Suit, Writ.
trig Desk, Office Table, Old Bureaus.
Wash Stands, 1 Single Bed. 2 Toilet
Sets. 1 Black Walnut Sideboard, 1
Newel Lamp. 1 Rosewood Wardrobe.
Large Lot of Good Matting Dinner
Set Maljok Tea Set Maljok Water
Pitcher, Large Lot of Crockery, Kitch-
en Utensils, 2 pairs Portiera Large
Hanging Clock, Refrigerator, Bracket
Lamps. Mattress and Sprlng. Looking
Glass. 1 Couch Maitreaa. curled hair,
Cook Stove, Kitchen Table. about a
Ton of Nut Coal. Do House, Lawn
Mower. Lot of Fire cod. Five 3118
Spruce Plank. 22 ft. long, new. 2 24.
ft. Laddersfl Saddle, 1 Side Saddle.
Ash .1. Winder Make, Step Ladder, 1
Chart of Long laland Sound. 1 Ax. Gar-
den Tools, Rustic Flower Basket. Wat-
er Barrel mounted on Wheels, Grind
Stone Carpenters Vice, Cross Cut
Saw. Block with Ropea. Hand Saws.
Horse Blanketa. ZSeated Trap, Single
Harness with Extra Collar and Har
nets, also Breast Collar, this harness
is first-clasa. cost about $85.00 when
new. about a year ago. Single Harness.
Lot of Pitchforke and Rakes, and
other articles too numerous to men-
for
These goods are all first clans and in
excellent condition.
IF STORMY.
NEXT DAY, SAME
HOUR.
TERMS CASH.
FACTOR. THE GOOD NEWS OF
Miasca' Fine Ribbed Cotton
Iiosc, double solo
and knee.
51/; to 91/
110110, spl'tial at lilo.
Ilcrnistlor'i blutk, slam
2511'
Regular
Iioys‘ Heavy Ribbed Hoar. dou-
ble sold and kncc, extra elastic.
Regular I
25c quality, 1 512.
Ladicn‘. lt‘inc. 'l'an Cotton Hose,
303 ton S tore.
STOCKINGS
For Boys and Misses.
For Men and. Women.
WE PLACE ON SALE A SPLENDID GROUP OF STOCKINGS.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT IN EVERY WAY.
NO SACRIFICE IN QUALITY OR STYLE—OUR BUSINESS METHODS
WILL NOT ADMIT OF “2NDS” EVEN THOUGH PRICE IS A STRONG
COMES JUST AT THE PROPER TIME—JUST THE TIME WHEN
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKINGS ARE NEEDED.
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.1 1mm Wain-'1
mm... lin- 'wu‘
THERE IS
THESE STOCKING BARGAINS
low elves. Regular 89c, sale. 2513.
Ladies“ Onyx Black Gauze. Lisle
Hose, made as a. special at. 350.
Sale price, 25c. ,
Ladies' Lace Lisle Finish Hose,
double solos.
101'.
Men's Fancy Hose in Listen and
Regular 19c Hose,
in all aliadcs. ltcgular :ltlc, sale Fine Cotton, desirable patterns.
25c. ‘ Regular 251: quality. 16c. '
lnidioa‘ Fine Lisle Hone. Rcm- Men's Medium Weight Black
hrandt ribbed. Proper Hose for Socks, regular 12%c. Sale 81:.
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CANAD'AN BOUNDARY SURVEY.
VICTORIA, B. C., May2 .——Tbct. O-a
ualiian survey party which is to delta
rate the boundary as stator! in the Al-
askan boundary award will lcuve 1111'
tho north 1111 Thursday, landing, at the
bond of navigation on Portland (Vanni
and working thence, nOI‘lllt‘iISI and
north following thc lino. ‘ 'l‘lic survey-
oic will usc tiiangulatlTui and astrouo
my to dcinurk the linc and will cut a
widc trail. “A scrics ot'. monuments
will be built. 011 mountain peaks
monuments thirty inchca high will be
built of aluminum bronze drilled into
tho solid rock. At rivcr crossings
and in valleys largci' monuments will
be built. sci in ccincnt foundations.
Mr. Soi'dcn anti his assistant, Hair, of
thc Amcricau'survcy party, will ac-
company the Canadians. Similar par-
ties will begin work in the Chilkat dis-
lrici.
BRIDGEPORT BAKERS STRIKE.
BRIDGEPORI . May .‘.—About twen-
who refused to renew an agreement
iiaicli expires yesterday The bosses
say that tho fight is against union dic.
11111011 and Hill! there are no differenc-
us as: to hours or wages Most of the
1'.': . . . signed the agreement which
in 111.: some as that entered into a year
'ago
NEW RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER.
KiSlllNi'ilt‘lt‘, ltuaaia. May 2.~']‘Iic
ili'oug (meaning "fi'iciidi, a tow pa-
per 111' M, Krouuiicvan, the former ed—
itor of tho Blissarabyetz. has appeared
hcre. Kroushcvan was editor of the
anti-Semitic organ in Kishlueff, the
Ilcsearabyctz ai'ticict-i in which it has
bccn chai'gcd were largely responsible
for the massacre of Jews in Kishiucfi,
in 11103.
SMITH T0 REFEREE BRITtWHITE
CONTEST.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.——»Eddie
Smith, of Oakland, has been chosen to
referee. the international boxing con-
test between Jimmy Britt and Jabez
Per Order MRS. JOSEPHINE B. ty bakers went on strike to=day in the White which will take place in this
WANSTALL. . shops of half a dozen master bakers :clty next. Friday night
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SELLS AT 80:: LB... 201: M5 L8.
POUND.
351
A LB.
FOR
RARE AND STERLING QUALITIEB.
LOE, 35¢ LBJ BHUD. 800 LB.
Flour. ,.
REMEMBER THESE ARE CEY LON TEAS.
Tel. Call 322-4.
LEADING GROCER.
A ALWAYS SOLD IN THE WORL
DELICIOUS ARTICLE WILL BREWV240 CUPS/t OF TEA-.TO THE
MilliG
TO FULLY UNDERSTAND BUNOALOE TEA YOU MUST STEEP I'D—NOT SOIL IT.
THE CONTINUED USE OF ONE POUND WILL INITIATE YOU INTO UNDERSTANDING ALL,
First Class Tea '
WE WANT YOU TO TRY BHUD TE
THIS
D's MARKETS FOR $1.25. NOW I
TEA
1T8
BUNGALOE MAKEB THE BEST AND HEALTHIEBT ICE TEA IN THE WORLD.
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY SURE OF THE CHOICEBT TEAS THAT GROW WHEN YOU USE EUNGA- (
BOLD ONLY IN ORIGINAL AIR|TIGHT PACKAGES.
Charles E. Seymour
'13 WEST WASHINGTON 81'.
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
"
right now.
to Hunt Stamps with 3 tin. Beat
léetvtvgen thg M‘aiger Bu‘lldera aaithlie California Prunaa, 251:;
ro "“00 0 If 0'19“" Ml 0'" in Hunt Stampa with 2 the. Boat
ern‘. which began «dummy 1 when ‘ 25 I ,
the builder: looked out their Workman, The . "cm" ”W." e
b ‘ n d l B “I 10 HUI“ GTIMPI WRIT 3V2 Ibl. BOON
lt'l'lalt‘il‘al’ rfigliggsalotla 111% action .q GEE d Hotel D' Head Riot alsoJ
will affect over 10.000 carpenters in or , tomHuztultampa with 1 ”‘97 01.1- 1:
thin district. W m“ ‘
5 Hit-it “Mannie with 1 Box Vanilla
Cryat at a
Black Pepper.
Still another drop In prloea on all grades of Flour.
Don't pm It all until tomorrow.
6 Hunt‘ Mamba With 1/. lb. ““0111
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MAUD 8 BRAND FLOUR (none batter at any price) PER BAG, 83¢;
JONBS' SUPBRLATIVE FLOUR (new lot) .u. PER BAG. 85¢:
PILLQBURY'G BEST XXXX FLOUR...n PER 8110,8111:
SPECIAL HUNT STAMP OFFERS FOR ENTIRE WEEK.
, unfltampa with 1 Doiahwlddt
MON“;
:0 Hunt
7..
loo
loom with 1 In. em Notice
If you wont to take adyantago of thud vprGQI do all.
PER all... $1.110"
p311 £111.," «.70..
can eat... ":76:
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30 Hunt “amp- with 1 lb. Choice
No. 2 Tea, , 400
26 Hunt Stampa with 1 lb. Fancy
No. Tea a. , 36¢
to Hunt Itamha with 1 lb. Java A
. Mocha Coffee. 300
I Hunt. 01am .wltli 1 lb. Mariodliia
A Java Cod 250
0 Hunt atampa with 1 lb. But lam
tea Coffee, a
6 Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. can»
Rio Coffee. '18":
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