Was , . H , , .1 x‘i’hilhif’mi sv‘s sums "‘“fimmss ’ no -
I _. ‘1.» also. '. «‘ m;
its. rs as a: room were waghstl‘lgogifi‘tehle, MENT. ‘. l "Rm“w'“ ,
‘ an» A... Mnturlng for the
04:1}: radii"? (lili‘hilléiifil’Y. the last, oi: “1 the Armory Next
' “0 5 w“ 9 away. Wu had Ouo‘ Week m, , . stylo, close-titling with belt. and the
“0 Walol‘ to drink save tho bitter cold .tho grout 9.13.331?" start one of thc boa-platted models.
gflf'tth-V‘M and rain, combined which includes practically - Black hat with red pontoon.
vlittic will”? WOF‘?‘§mb9" us. Every 0f l’l'otcstuniism of The ‘a ‘ About! made corset covcrhns its up.
wot hi I, 01‘1“"‘l0’l‘0‘9m "19 rigging Will begin. (in Monday as Y nor cogs button-holed in points of scat-
to inc :fi‘f...‘,”,y}§k“"“ ”9 Weillflwfly of visitors will bcgin a’ of tops. The bending through whicirthc
"When w; a 3th . 1m“ “it‘ll“ continually. . 8 ribbon is run is so arranged that the
mornin ~w thsanirvcd e Queen in the circular, with cut of Dr. » ribbon shows in the center of such
b t, h‘ ei ‘ God for snvlugus. Fm” Butler, ”W “08381.8 ‘1 of the roses which are embroidered
(:8 3.1:; 93 ’3'“ ignfi‘fifilgy Willi tile Flint-ices F. Allen. the char 1'. across the trout. ~
‘ i < , e sway, File lilR llféfm “mum! liliil CD) il‘- . .
wp llo w. . . , , , . , ill A maize colored dinncr gown with
s to Wtd by nothing but. (uracil. (him will bu pm at every at mnuvc vcivm. orchids m uppnuuu on
1 WIJDOHE it was too dun c'ous for I u . . .
them to attempt to anvu unig I ‘ Shillings!” my invitation H he ”km mm ”mm"- maize 31m” “"d
a latching m'ordiug cesium consists
of a black and waits checked coat and
shirt, the jacket being in Norfolk
' 0hill and ‘wn,..rmild ncr‘iitcm ‘dnshini Pi
ultnitnli tho rocks. .
‘ , hush“ for Tomorrow minute literati wduidbe poi-so on top
rim 72m; Infusion. {of a ward and tbc‘ucxt it would be
title ”:09 p. in. lost rm flew in tho galley formed
' V by liki..‘llfitthibiuotin 1)
N0 IINTINIL 'l‘ - William .
.1 ALI... IL‘PHONE“ .ln their frail support the men but.
null office. Narmik. tied brsvcly with a pair of. ours to
. dltcristrlocm. « - . reach the City of Toucan, which. ow.
. 1'." lunlnmpittsn. Inc to the dlnxsrous coast, could not
3... Editor's its-lumps. run in any closcr. Within halt a
, , mile from the raft a boat was lowarod
MMONIG DlRIGTOBY.
‘" gain gin k’l‘opoita i’ni charge of Socorro
A“ WI," Lola. No. 1“ F. ‘ A. M u ur a. w to w it much difficulty
stun in Don'ovan bio'ck, 133 min-
; a‘nuarymearancagale;
January Muslin" Underwaar'Sala.
sag-pedal in making fasten line to tho
i‘ii .
can montthuly and Ana. excepted
«it lo’clock. All Master Masons
Hoots in Donovan block 188 Wash-
inston 8L. ac and an 'l‘nesdays of
«on month—July and Au. excepted
‘ ‘t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ms-
‘ cons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Soc.
phlr cusp. No.62, Order Eastern our
Meets in onovsn block, 138 Wash-
ington 8t” 2d and 4th Fridays at each
, month—minty and Aug. excepted—st
:46 o’clock. All members of 0.131.
8. cordially invited. Miss Nana A.
Rowland. W Miss Ida Sharer. 89c.
A Stockholm correspondent of the
Vossische Zt‘ltuug of Berlin cxprosscs
surprisn that the Nobel awards are
constantly becoming smaller. At tho
first dcsirilmtlou they amounted to
_ .00 kroucn. but this your they have
been reduced to 138.098. The Swedish
,pspera doubt the Wisdom of leaving
to the bjorwcglaus ilic (lotcrmlnallou
Vol? th‘é pencc prise. us the Slortitlng.
,‘ lwhich has control of the tastier. might
51.180 its power for illegitimate purposes
and the demand is made that the re~
actuation (if the Swedish Central Com-
lmission be thoroughly revised. The
dilemma from the Nobel endowments.
shadowing to the latest reports. was
1378.000 kronen; but, the expense of
'managemenl has been so greai that
less than one hall“ of this sum has
“been distributed in priccs. it is charg-
od that. thc board recently purchased
a building to be used solely for the
fund and its work as a cost of 100.000
kronen in excess of what it had. been
offered for a few months previously.
' Therc is no rct-tit'lcliongm the coin-
age of copper in China no this free
coinage is said to threaten the debates-
merit of the cmpire's currency. It is
estimated that the output in 1004 up
'proxlmntcd 1.745.000.000 pieces and
the Shanghai (lhnmbcr of Com'mercc
says that by 1906_ when all the minis
are in operation. it will reach 10.000.
000.000 places. it is believed that the
United States exports to China one-
baif of all the copper used. The im-
hulf of all the copper disk. the sonic
size of the coins themselves. has been
prohibited by the Chinese government
it an. lat and 8d Tuesdays of
The spootators on the Topoka watch-
ed the struggling of tho gallant sca~
men broatbicssly. One minute thcy
bringing the raft to tho side of tho
simmer. 'l’ho sight of the poor crea-
turas on the raft brought tours to tho
eyes or the sailors on the vosscl. in
the stern of the raft sat an old man
with snow white hair and pallld fea-
tures, who held on bravely to. his
place. ’l‘hroc others were lying in a
senseless heap lo the roar washed by
every swell. and retained solely by
the bodies-of the other men, who wore
closely packed. .
Time. and time again great sens
swept over them, sending a shudder
through :the onlookers. who feared to
see them swept away. The.work of
rescuing them was dangerous. The
men were too exbnustcd to evcn tic a
rope about themselves.
For a minute it looked as though the
old man with gray hair was gone when
the raft gave a sudden ‘u "H. c '1
prompt work of Mate Burke and his
mcn finally got him on neck. this
man was no smner safe when another
fainting forth was swcpt away and
was only rescued by uuick work on
the part of tho. boat’s crcw. 'i‘lte next
man to be swept from the raft muu~
aged to grasp a line and cling to it
until he was hoisted half-way up the
ship's side. when his strength gave out.
and he fell back. lit» was picked up by
tho boat. .
’i‘hc raft put out from the wreck
yesterday morning on sighting the
steamer Queen City and attempted to
reach her. but. bcforc they could get
within sighting distance the vessel
put about and headed to the strait.
When the Topeka have in sight the
raft was once.- more manned and again
put forth. The survivors told terrible
tales of the wreck of the vessel. When
they left the ship there were about
ninety peoplo on board. most of thorn
clinging to the rigging. Mcu, women
and children worn bring swept by
every sen. . .
As soon as the men got almnrd tbs
Topeka. Dr. ll, F, Whiting, assisted
ly two nurses and mcmbcrs of the
crow. hastily ndmluistcrcd stimulants
and put tltcm to boil.
Al‘tcr picking up the raft the steam-
cr went. in scorch of another raft.
which the i'l‘ril‘llt'ii mun said hurl bit.
the ship cqulcr in thc day. 'l'hc vca~
sci ran fully twenty milcs lllc other
side. looking for tho roll. but no sign
of it was to be soon. it is the. general
impression that this raft laundered.
Survivors say that most of the boats
were splashed to spilntcrswhcn they
were lowered. Two of the “in boats
were capsized shortly after launching.
One cscapcd thc breakers and pill to
“When" bill‘s ’i‘upcka ilually hove in
sight. Wo dctertnlued to make an of-
fcrt to roach her in the lite rail. b‘l-w
cvcn try to cross the broultors. list
some of us were willing and we start.-
ad. With only a pair of ours. the
struggle against tho. wind and son was
almost too much for us.
. “Part of the time we were under
«water and were almost, drowned. We
held one man up right in the ccntcr
of the raft and had him wave a. shirt
on a pole.
“The waving of the shirt on the raft
reminds me that when tho Queen was
first sighted the women in the rigging
even removed portions of their cloth-
ing to wave as, a signal for help front
thtir positions in the rigging.
"Wbcu wc loft the ship on the raft
We trier-d to gel setup of the remaining
womcn to go. but they refused. No
help can now rcachcti tltcm bcforc
ntoruiug and the ship will have then
gone to pieces. Hits was brushing up
whcu we left her. if the two boats
which wu saw gct away and pill to
urn arc plckcd up, tiuayulud oursclvcs
will bu tho only oncs saVctl.
“i‘uptnlu Johnson lost his bunrings
and run iltc ship ashorc. it was a
dark and stormy night. and nothing
could be sccn. Afici' striking (iuptaiu
Johnson proved himself a horn."
Sci-0nd Mule Peterson. who was in
chargo of the raft. rccclvml chcrc
injuries. He substantiated tho story.
as did every our of the men rcscut-d.
'i‘hc 'l‘opcka will lay in the strait
until daylight and then return to thc
scene of the wreck to rcndcr whatever
aid is possible.
in an lntcrvlcw at Bamficld Orcck
last night. Boatswuin Machrihy told
thc first dctsllcd story of thc Valencia
wrt-ck. Ho said the sicnmcr bud bccn
going by dead rcckoulug and ovorrun
hcr distance. Soundings bud llt‘t-ll
madc thrcc and four limos an hour.
The atcnmcr struck at 11:15 p. 111..
Monday night, about amidships, tltosc
cngugml in sounding having. too mirr
tiles lwforo, got thirty l‘utlioms,
Shortly before lhc :stcamcr struck
shc was going at half spccd. (‘aptuln
Johnson lmmctllnlcly gave orders to
sound thc bilgcs. which was dorm, 'i'lto
captain askctl the cnginccr it tho
stcamcr was making much watt-r. Hc‘
forc tllc olllcrr's reply the ilrclucn b.~-
:nn clutulwrlug up from till» tirc mom.
tolling tho ouginccrs no the rampant»
lonwny she was filling, Captain John-
son rung for full apt-ml ustcrn and
mode for the beach. 'l‘bc prcpcllor
had only made a few revolutions when
the vessel struck and listed to port.
Captain Johnson gave orders to have
two of tho scvcu boats lowercd to tho
saloon dock rnil. instantly the past
mcthorls. lie is a re
bic "truvciitr: cvnngt
rcmnrkn blc.
bns‘ known.
with A mighty w.-
tltc t‘ast.
lllc pastors of Dem"
lugs in cxprcsslou
l
his co~\vol‘kci's 1h
us will mnkc its first apps N“
chorus at tho Ar'mory will 30“
volt-us. with an orchestra “’3'
and possibly a corueilst
The Rev. J. Wilbur Chi-Du
whose cut. appears harem end-
or of the whole movement ““1"
man has an unusual rep
ovuttgollsl. both in the u ““0'
Rev. J. Wilbur cs 9-0-
cons and in the rum, is of his
ordained
Prosln‘icrluu min-later “‘3 boon
appointed (‘Ul'l‘pgpou'u rcitli‘y of
“W Evttlll‘icllsllt‘ Comtifiihat do-
umttiuution by its (chSHi‘llllllN-
lic is thus in no scu I'l'i‘fillmlfil'
l-lls suc'
coils in such work i 'nys boon
Wblloll‘
York city bc built u‘rgc parish
from a. church grrutl town. Lost
your in» coulluctctl iwiic most rc-
mnrknblc rcvlvuls i *3 W “W“
licuv outdo,» and
Lou Augclcs. Churn, 'cru vlsitcd
“slip-loan llll'.
iltc “Word ..|' whmphot’i 10 this
utlc of tho country t-.»',‘?rcd t-ch
in a [“4301 :. opted b_\‘
'r tint un-ct~
air :lllill't‘f‘ili-
tion of tho work do )cnrs thc fol
lowing. Spcuklug u: ‘itnpmuu and
utiou says:
“’l‘bcsc men arc llf 33519453 they
in
‘ .-\. mans prnyor lhocl‘lltg "“
l‘l'iliily cvcnlng of .ucxt
all thc uultluu‘ churches
t3!)
in
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New
' sleeve cuffs. tli'ltl lace yokc over yellow
velvet is a tutlolto nt {01‘ a queen.
Nothing is prettier for the ocular of
groan or inc. leaves forming a charm-
ing contrast. to too wtmc linen and
gleaming silver. °‘
A rattan. jurdlulcrc is a. suitable rc-
ccpiactcs tor terns or minor growing '
plants. and may be obtained in many
colors, tnough the suit. greens and
tuna seem most inattetul and appro-
photo.
A dressy closcdltting coat in seven-
elghts length has loco insertion of self
color trout collar to the bottom of tips
coat on both stiles or the. trout and a
snug belt of lace over the cloth.
While black or patent. leather shoes
are much dccorntod. ibc trimmed tan
shoe is quite now. A late design pop-
ular among our highest: friends is a
tan slipper pouring it cut stccl star.
A library that givcs ("W n scusc of
brcudth and rcstiulncss is simply fur-
nlsticd. with n largo tnbic holding a
lamp in thc cliutcr, and two comforta-
blc chairs. A low roomy sr-ttlc. stands
lwforc our of the windows which are
of bottled glass and hung with sash
curtains across iltc lower half of the
window only. Book tans-cs lino tbc
plustcrctl walls.
.ict combs arc rich for black haired
worm-u. a cloudy gray arc boat for
gray hair, witllc umber urc attractive
for bloudcs. With the grout variety
of combs in tin» market. thcrc is no
remand for iulmrmouious effects in
this I'cspccl.
'I‘hc various bm'thns. lockers, chiffon
ruchcs and lace. collars almost mukc
ucw waists out of old open. At. any
i‘nlc they work, Wonderful transforma-
tions with old gurmcufs. .
A comfortabic bulb robc is of flatl-
ncl qulitod in stripes. About the
elbows and nook and down the front
is a band of thc material with the
quilting running diagonally. Silk
cord and frogs finish this garment.
(inc must. give a great deal of at-
tcnilon this scusou to hcr undcrwmtr
il‘ slu- would find approval in tho eyes
of ironic Fashion and bcr strlctcst ad
lion-tits. 'l‘itc gilmpscs ouc ghls
through the shear wait-Ila and their
Nltlttll)’ sliccr linings must rcvcnl the
llnl-et bond cmbroidcry.
WlLLiE HUGHES RE-COMMITTED.
Boy Sent to St. Francis Orphan Asy-
tum Had Reached the Age
of Four Years.
t‘foustublc'.lohu .l. Goodwin brought
wuu» llughcs down from the
5c.
lars, at 150.
35c.
50c styles, 35c.
worth 19c. suio pt'icc, 120.
3 in a box. clcurttucc price, 19c.
at. tile.
15c.
Si.
READ ,TH E PRICES.
“w'mwynmde Chm“ F Mills were i of tho ulcn rurclt . ~ ti - ’ t i it - wmv fora
, - l . llgh in the air and the um“ lost . .t 0 math. lilo illicmm, u”. m..." Mail 1 psi ll timing an 0 tan a gm 3 ‘
‘ M hart M- Wilcox 85°. ' .. ' RH ll apiwarcd to be ‘crttl . . . . “"1““ . in 1 china or silver l’Prn limo. lllli . u anti m l at 2; ant.
liltihtchspur, No. 33 a. A: M. ‘0 ”Wit- At 188' tbcy_ allttcedoli in l l" death to (lunch. At this tbuo tlu 01' "‘ Big lot. of. Brass 'llluunlngs l u do i 3
Big assortment iiruids at 5c. yoga.
Remnants Val. and Point [laces at 5c yard.
A grand assortment of Ladles'
Drawers. some itrlmmcd with deep
Hamburg, others with wide lace. reg-
ular price 390, sale price 29c.
5000 yards of Fancy White Goods
for ladies' waists and children's
dresses. one of the greatest values ev-
cr offered; worth 15c a yard. this sale,
per yard, 7%c.
Tabla Damask, pure white, 60 inches
widc. all purc linen, with neat. pattcrn:
worth bilc yard. pcr yard, file,
50 pieces Cotton ’l‘willcd Crash, va-
luc 5c yard. snlc price, to.
25 pieces All Linen Crash. good qual-
ity, vnluc tic yard. sale prlcc. ill/w.
5 halos Culllful'iahles. good quality
Slikolluc covering warm filling. value
$1 each; auto pricc, such, 79c,
5 bales Comicrtabies, white cotton
filling. sllkollnc covering. worth $1.25
each; sale price. each, 980.
5 bales of unbleached Cotton. full 36
5 gross Lace Turnover Collars, at
10 dozen Embroidery and loco Col-
Ladlos' 50c Silk Belts, sale price
Pillow 'i‘ops, your choice of all our
Fancy Friiled Side Hose Supporters,
Handkerchiefs.
Meli'i-l Flue White
Hair Brut-«hos. solid buck. value 2hr,
Bindcr‘s ’l‘ar Soap, ll’ic size, at NC.
Hand Lumps, complete, value 20c, at
l
l
10 qt. Water Pail. 15c. l
Pressed 'i‘umblcrs, 2c on.
4 piece 'l‘ubic Scis. valuc 50c. at 350.
Long Siccvo Corset Covers, heavyl
weight.‘mnllc extra large. sizes 7. 8;
and 9_ regularly sold at 35c, clearance :lnches widc. very cvcn weave and ex-
prlce. 21c.
ltra strong for sheets and pillow cus~
. 1
“Alliance" Ribbed Corset Covers. 0“” value 80' this sale, 6/4"”
bleached. long sleeves. made with ven- Extra large and heavy Crochet Conn,-
tilaicd double chest; regular pried torpancs. good designs. raised pat-
39c. clearance “19,250. terns. value $1.75; sale prico, each.
n F
Children's Natural or White W00: 31'1“" .
Vests and Pants. guaranteed all wool. 100 pairs Rome Curtains. all new dc.
sizes from 18 to 34-, usually sold from signs. fine quality Swiss, wide item on
450 to 750, according to size; clear- iruffie. value tide a pair. sale price, per
once sale price. for any also, 45c. pair, 75c.
Children‘s Ribbed Hose. sizes 6 to 50 dozen full width Shoots, good
9% double sole and knee, regulnr,hcavy muslin. 3 inch hem and flmsh
12%c quality. clearance prlcc. 0c. lthc best: worth 50 such; this sale.
l .
. 2 . .t c.
100 doz. French Style Corset Covers. 1“ ”‘1‘ 7%
trimmed with ltcmsiltchcd rulllc. high, iintcs Sccrsuckcrs, all the new
or low ucck; rcgulur price 10c, salt-ispt‘iug styles. regular 12%0. 9c.
”Hm" 12%“ oskcag Apron Checks, over 1000
or Hamburg trimmed (mt-setipicccs, not remnants. the gonnlnc
Covers. V-style or rounding neck. l Amoskcag. lmy any quantity you want,
trimmed around arm holc, ribbonlworth today 8c, cc.
rit'nwur; regular price 29c, saic pricc, 500 pieces of the New Spring Per-
19c. naive. bcsi uiuvlc, regular 12:1,“. bbgc
Ladicu' Gowns. ctullroiiicrctl ”yoke, lit inch “'l‘caruoi" Colors-d Taffeta .
good quality cotton, out. Hill in . tcg- , Silk, regular fifl‘c, 39“
uinr price, btlc. sale price, .lilc. i ’r l 'd Bl k ’I‘ ffctn silk
.L. vnrt WI a son a . . .
A special lot of Inulics‘ Long Skirts. 3 i ,'
trimmed with deep English emlu'oldcl-
iss. out very full, regular pricc. $1.25.
snlc price. 70c.
Lace
,.
i9C.
Full yard Wltit’ “Fruit of the boom"
Cotton. 77cc.
lv‘ruucls Orphan Asylum in Now lia»
\‘i'll Monday. and Judge Joseph R. 'i‘uy-
tor rocommitlcd the lad to tho institu.
lion.
Willlc is the youngcat of ihl‘t‘c or-
phan citlldrcli who worc soul [1) ihilt
institution. a war or so ago. but us
\‘l‘lllic was undcr four years. the town
had to pay for his .kr-t-p until lie or-
rlvld at that arc. iluvlug bl‘i'nilit‘
l‘nur. ilt‘ was brought lmckmud duly
ptcuclt a full, rl'i‘i‘. (mudcll, cvaufi
ilcllcul and cvungol (lospcl. cl‘fcc
tivc in bringing HIT“)! darkness
which found that people famous for
"ways" that. are dark and tricks that
are vain. established a lucrailvc in-
_ dustry by stamping theta at home.
scngcrs m'crcrowdcd the boats. llur-
son with about clgbt or nine pursuits ,
aboard. mg the cxclicntt‘lll they cut Whilil‘Vt‘i
The following is the story of o. WllI “““H ”lo-V “0"“ l"? “and“ 0'1- TM
cis. onc of “1.. ”Huang?” and onc of dnvits broko about thc sumo time the
ho mi." rcscucll front ”K, rail: lines wrrc cut and both boats were
.. . "’l‘bc ship struck at 12:07 on the smashed at tho sldcs of tho vtsst-l,
lreiand has been and '3" somewhat morning of Tuesday. January 2'. ‘ capsizlug thc passcngcrs and crow in
distressful. but people live long tbcrc. was on dock at the limo stacking u them. The crew threw lines out and
The Registrar General of ‘lrelund, in cigar, and was pmkmg at my watch by mcans of Jacobs inddcrs suc
. . . . 'rccdcd in gutting about slxtocu pus
ort y a sonic fl tires which when thc Hush tnmc. in an instant ‘
hi9 rep . ”8| 0 g '1‘]... command to songcrs thrown out of tho lionts on
into light, and front advice of not
an to tho scrvlco of, ”log God.
THE BOSTON ST
ORE
.4.»
WEATHER l8 BA OXRACES.‘
iflcatious for! Mr. Stoplatc—Tbut song always
an ol‘llco boy?" fnxovcs mc. '
"Wcll. sir i can do anything from i Miss 'i‘crslclcpwlf l'd known that id
Program of Today'iEjs It Or- “What are your quul
d
mond. Fil
'l'lll‘ tilti-
‘}
prove that with all her grlcvauccs. lrc- “H W“ “""immlt
land is the land of centennrians. Nluc.
ty-slx woman and 86 men. 182 persons
in all. aged 100 years and upwards.
died during 1904; and 711 persons died
aged 95 years an upward. "Old age'
back her off was glvcn and aim wcnt
intern at full spccd. but it. was too
into. The water was pouring in like
a tulll rucc. The wind swung lilt'
vesnclin stem to tbc bunch and her
head to the waves. 'i‘bis ant-d many
lives. as she was. thou swept back to
board again. 'i‘lic bouts whcn
wcic tuostly filicti with
children.
()uc lilo rui‘t was also iowt-rml. but
it was tlitsllctl in pitcos. After this
four boats succumbs] in getting away
from the ship, all full of passengers.
lost
wouicu flllli
holds tltc sccond place in the ciassiflcd the shore and struck one again in This left ono boat and two lilo rafts.
,cause of death. it being givcn as tho
,causc instead of any specified disease
in 9.840 instances. ‘ ‘
n.
The helpful hcu is looking up. 'l‘bc
record price for a hen was paid ill ihc
’lGBoston poultry show last work wbcn
a New York firm bid $750 for n buff
Plymouth Rock. for which tho original
owner thought he was asking a [Win
hibltlve price when its minted 8100.
But it so happcnod that thorc were
several people who wantcd that parti-
"imlsr hen.
such a position that sbc rcmaiucd pur-
ilaiiy abovo thc watcr and on even
kccl.
"Every wuvo now washed clear ovcr
her and many pcoplc who hastily rush-
ed on deck wont to ilu-ir deaths with-
out time to murmur a prnycr. 'l‘bc
order was glvcn to got out the prints.
Two of tbcm on the wcuthcr sldc wcrc
launched and wcrc snatched likc cgg-
shciis us soon as tiwy struck Ihc wa-
tcr. 'i‘bcn cutnc tho attempt to got out
the- loo bouts.
"Purser ()‘b‘tit'rt-il look chargc, Four
women and a number of moo wcnt
into the bout. 1 do not know how
many. but. aim was practically full.
'i‘lic cnplulu aakctl iionlswnlu Mciinn
thy to take cburgc. which ilc did. and
'nllt-tl for voluntm-rs lllltl lhc llvo sull-
ors who rcachctl altort- in suiciy rc~
spomlcll. 'l‘llc captain inslructcll thcm
to pull along thc bcurh and find a
blow to get ashore. 'i‘ilcy qutictl at
1:10 p. m. 'l‘ut-sduy and ninth- Capo
Ilcttlc ilghiitoilsp at :l p. m. lit-fort».
snaking (laps llculc tlwy trlcll to got
back to the “-5va by tbt- brat-h. but
could not do so. ilurinu tbr citt'llcllivlll
Captain Johnson was cool and calm.
and all tho crcw wvt'c at titclr sin
imp-l. A dispatch rccoived by W. i“.
ilullt-n. of EsqultunuiL our of tho own-
"ru of tho sici’ttllcr Bttlvor. from lili-
()liMilNl). it‘ln.. .hi,
\‘l'l'y pluu‘ lutluy.
lrivr-rs wot-c workii
'nt‘s this morning.
cuu touring curs fully
’l‘cn milcu
ship.
ship (all pom-rs.)
cars.
”llt‘ Illiii'
.vcluhl uusolcnc curs.
wvldltl nostril-ul- curs.
“illiillllli'tl and m mum
'i‘cu mbiics mldtllcu'cl
'l‘cn milcs (liorlnlltlnus
lt‘lvt- lliiit'rt champions}
(inc tulips I'l't‘ill‘ii it
in lull
Ni . .
(inc milcs mldtlicwt-tp
ship for gusolcnt- curs.
rm-ord trial In"
luli
’l‘iic llth‘tlill‘u ulna Wont it
u,
rd that uulcss tlu- \rcotiu
look for uoeul :tutntmullt club was
ill iltlti
wcuthcr cmlltius curlylit till) Willi
:1 light rain t'ulliu. it" c ‘ lt‘milll“
q, tiiHiIilit‘il
'l‘otluy‘u program was a horn:
"Fli'it‘cli mlics bouillon r Amcri‘
()urlutbln uuuplou-
lcup.
)i' Hicunl
luluipltm-
liabl-
r lllllitill“
mulll ions
tinituuutL
i‘lll‘i'ii ll"-
cr unoitictl. t‘oustnbll- (lomlwiu
iitcu
lliliug ,inkstnnds to uttcuding tilruc- ’lmvc sung it an hour ago—Cleveland
“Kill the buy back to New Haven.-
$5-
ilig llaur Spatial a Thursday, Friday anti Still].
Maud SFlour
[mus nuxpuuxg.”_h”p. Lcndt‘r.
rdau
BY THI: BARREL.
and Twenty -Five Cents.
Y YOU CANNOT GET ANY BETTER FLOUR THAN OUR PAM.
"'""— . .. i . . brother, ii. i". liullcn. on board at low two o‘clock thorn bi ln- no NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU PA 1'
‘TwaN'rv-rtvs vsass or wsoosn {it‘diihi'i‘i..i.fi‘..'.:;w:.{.‘.“:..fi‘.: 3mm uumal-la. mm. the Vail-twin bt'okc up rum... mum- ous MAUD a. BRAND. we ans 3:133" Moiaigrflzicflii? cazrttgguuwcms NORWALKS. as
HAPPINESS. .' .- . . yesterday «fit-rump. ..........-.-.......;.. A D 6. FLOUR AND '1, WILL B ' ’ . ,
' afixtgffiiuutxsil; mm" Wm“ u“ how i Whou’lhc stctuucr Quccn ul‘i'ivctl EXCHANGE OF PULiB NEXT M U
“Slit/or Annlvcnlr of tbs Morris 0 of "3 . , .1 ., . 1 list uiuit from the wrt-l-lt of tin SUNDAY MOllN ,
Mr. and Mrs. gunk H, Fitch 31' W3: V;W¥tiii"litwh‘v| iii‘t‘un‘Iliila’t‘mlnf‘m, ntonuu-r Vuicuclu silo rlmurtwl that » b M” THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE,
. South Main Street. caught a glimpse of ngonlscd fut-p. thn she 1ch the wrm-k at mum you ill "lllllllllrls of ”it" but . I" In:
Mr and Mrs. Frank H. Fitch dolo- m. thcy mm, wunbcd it! me. it was toruluy. bring rcib-vml by it... strunu-r Which is cuuugiur thught u .n
bl'litod the twenty-fifth nnulvcrtntry of
inlays and Allan Fitch. ,
it pleasant feature of the evening
' o. duet by M. Brown and Louis!
., of Michigan. Mr. Campbell
" delighted the guests by rendering
Old may Boone."
10 o'clock a sumptuous robust.
’ Horror! by the hostess.
m... this hour until the war. small
blip comic and rccitntlons wcrc
A and Mrs. Fitch wort» tho rccclp-
many beautiful presents.
'hi‘liiiwoclt sorrlcs of thc First
'tnenclnx at 7:30 o’clock.
be present.
4‘ Emmi“ M iii" WWW" W“ «at blur-c. m: It was rpnmvod from llw crruicd the motion for nuotlwr trial. .. , j , I, _. A , . . our
Till? “not". "l ”l" “U“ wash of tho Warns. Saudi-ub- and —»~~-w~»-»~u / ' _ r . - » . ’
iiplrlt. flomicourreat without warning. ilw mast tottsrcd sccssr AthVAb 0" versus. . ., . .
I~ lift. lilt’i n
it close.
hourly
1 M‘THODig‘r rnarsn usur-
Ohurcb will be held this cv-
thc first of the remaining
mutton of his cimructcr
"(intuit flvsn eiistic mova-
Armory. and the pastor is occur-rod.
1 rolls that the members persons. alumna tho
limitl’
All itl‘c wol-
. ”1......‘1 crash. carrying its land
,nwfnl. 'l'bu wuvcs «lusltlng on-r ibc
He was in the water fully half an
hour. but was unable to mnlrc the
beach. The ship struck in a bad spot.
she was directly at the foot, of a bluff
lbs comcs to the water's misc. One
man was swept ashore and succcsdod
in loading on a stash rock. Ws shot
a lino to him and than no tried to
climb the cliff. but hc roll and was
killed boforc our two».
“A ionic officer from tho Concord
accompanied by his two sisters. was
among ihosc in thr- rlgging. 11y Wed
destiny morning tbc ship was rapidly
.golng to piccss. Every swell carried
away a portion of the ship and tho
docks mac. and fall with every break
or. and it was impossible to stay on
deck without clinging to a support
'i'hc ship was sang to about the level
of the burrlcsnc deck.
"in the morning another calamity
About hidden or twontv
:1 one or into war
Willilll men. had mks-n win in tho. ftl‘i'ifi
mu of the church will as L a“ ’ p
mast. Thcv nppcatud in but in tho uri‘
it and the next moilcnt it full with u
of human
and thorn conic a shrink from tbcsr on,
City of 'l‘opckn. from Hi‘lllllt', tbcrc
’i‘broc guns wcrc fired from tho
wreck about 10 o'clock yestcrdsy and
it is ballqu by thmo on tho Queen
that an effort was tin-u making to tirc
lines ushorc. ‘
.ww .
TUCKER T0 II “NTINCID MT-
URDAV.
liOS'i‘ttN, Jun. 25.».ludgc Bitcrluuu.
of thc t-lupcrior Court. announccd to-
day that he would itnposc contours
fiaturday morning at 10 o‘clock upon
Charles )1. Tucker. who is uudcr cun-
viction of first dvgrcc ntnrdcr for burs
lug klllod Mabel Page. ’l‘hp paucity
for this crime in Massachusetts is
death by oiectrocntion.
tornsytticnerai Hcrbcrt Parker movud
for matches on Tucker sbmtt two
weeks ago. lint action was postponed
to giro lbw llcfondnnl's counsel op-
portunity to unit for a now trial on the
around of ucwly discnvcrcd ovidcncc,
scvcral days ago Judge sbcrmnn ow
NEW Ynitlt. Jun. 2h.«~Arrlvcd sir.
Dcutsnhlsnd. from Hamburg. molar
and Ohm-hours.
Former At. .
bor of our churches at
turn for his Sunday
WA'l‘lditliUltY. ’J
Examlncr Bruno .ml
vasttgatlon into tho
ulrocl today. Tim
and was wruppml in
was placml tltcro allot
ing. it is nlloupd
it ii
i.
all
a
ll :
’..
luw. lllf'l’f‘
work. and
pruning.
New York Grocery Co.
Medical
cl tad up in-
of an in»
foot M ihc roar of l ho . in Mdcr .
flu was dead
cont.
this morti-
Fancy Long Asparagus.
Tender Asparagus Tips.
Small Sifted Pm.
Early Sweet Peas.
Small Lima Beans.
Tender Stringlcu Beans.
Cream Succotnir.
Hand~psckcd Tomatoes.
Maine's Finest Sugar Corn.
Dudley’s Pumpkin and Squash.
i THESE ARE THE FINEST GOODS MONEY CAN BUY. .
TRiil‘LE MORE‘THAN THE ORDINARY‘GOODB. AND ONLY A TRIFLE. ,
yr
1. .‘y “am. “of.“ s u ..a..~vu‘.i u, r r
“H r ‘
"i9!" marriage Monday WPMHE. Hi ship lwunu breaking her up. 'l‘hny wcrc still from 2010 :illlwrsuusrllim ‘i‘llli’lu‘: an)parturition-Ix ”iii: mil
their home in South Main sirccl. HWitlll the dock iooac “M cvpry uwoll log to tho ringing of tho nllcr most. 01";"‘ h","",""'."‘! “r N. First t‘ou’
" Whlst was enjoyed during the coursl‘. lifted it. Mon clung to tho Pliltllilll lilo fort-purl of tho suntan-r living sub fill!“ “vim!“ it'll l qulk Am! 8 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
like “91mm '54..“me orchpmrn mm deckhousc. Then an nitcmpt w“, .norgcd. 'liit- tint-cu could not approach “,“umi‘, Rm“, is"; ’l‘ mlwu'n "f 11 ’ ___M W
0er very planing selections. and made to get a lino ashore. A llrcmnn tho 1“!“le Icluscr ‘tbun halfl a ratio and ”3‘ Fli’l‘il Motbmll’utml‘ m; at 9mg...“ . Jr. . . -11 ‘ Cl“ ‘ “W ‘ ' ” ‘ ‘
"were piano selections by mm “mm 0mm” "we" 1° swtm ashore. $2111th llfivéoiiszn “mini”, only mm “loath Norwulk. lint: plrir will rc- 35""
The Finest Banned [lands in the World. ,
CANNED FRUITS.
Halvcd or Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches.
Bartlett Pears.
Eyelcss and Careless Sliced Pineapple.
White Cherries (Roysi,Ann).
Egg and Green Gage Plums. ‘
FISH.
Fancy Columbia River Salmon.
Fancy lobsters—Tails and Glows.
Selected Solid Meats.
ram: was "com a
munici- canons.
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