urinate from; the: Premielship.
m‘y‘hlh's elevation to the leadersh
the premiership appeared this to His
lug ill the Qillcial Messenger. The .
names of the other members of the '
new cabinet were not gazetted. it is
asserted that one or two are hosits‘t- ‘
lag, notably M lavolsky. curator of
list. l'etsrsburg High Schools and Uni.
lgn minister. linowlng fully well that
peror to let both Witte and Durnovc
“H down,
' . contain the slightest suggestion of his ‘
s displeas c. On the contrary.
t to Wit
,accep‘tin ,the excuse of '
{lordtel Tend besides iu outliers on Wit-n
liW; it.
it Wit
tains the this
pointed schedule the Council of the '
‘Elilbirc. or upper . .
PMl'smellt. andiremc‘ins a moretery
of state. Dumpvo in giving up the"
ministry of the? terior becamcs h
in Norwarxeuty in June
named independence. where-.
tswtll be We before July 1
limnu is confident that he will
round triple the pole in his
and two motor slednes. with
I, which serve the purpose of
f Emu his Itcrtm point to
' Iis‘eix hundred miles and ss-
that he keeps a straight course
. travel 1.200 miles by airship
u, by motor sledge if the ship
highest
also re
of cellular and is made a member of
the council of the Ellipire.
in his farewell rescripl. to Wills
under today's date. the emperor says:
' "In consequence of the slate of your.
. health, which has been impaired by.
‘ your. ardcus labors. you have been ob-
Ohsplcin Edward Everett Hale mag i”)? ask to be relieved of the func-
flint ”all his sixty years' experience “firfiiwlgggxt‘ (goggofglfl: 3.1,
We life in a ‘good many forms of “W post ‘0’ the purpose
“I 03‘9“" 110 M8 “9'“ N 7» ‘ out mydntentions in re-
into who worked so hard in the duties I“ qtogviting l in my ”9161?: to 33:1“
tic “do”. enees ve or weed-
:rhiflgempzonzmu in' m: stated that your proved capscityas
u" half of a session. a stateslnsn would facilitate the estab-
lishiilent of new electoral institutions.
Thanks to your iierssrvanco and en-
BEHIND THE SCENES
. have s. friend, a very dear old gen-
lightened action ’these institutions
' have now been called into existence
and are ready tot hacpened, ,‘IidtilispttttII
an. whose logic is convincing, and “138 opposition 0 e NW“ 009
_e wit is inimitable Not long mm “mm y“ “we “99'“th 5’0“”
’ in conversation wth him the sub
,. "speak kindly” was handled by
' l. and in this way:
usual energy decision. At the
some time yo were able on account
of your experience in financial ones
. I have a very high regard for
W m “3° “"9" Wk” lightly 9‘ a new loan. in acceding to your request
woman; he is a ‘good man; but the to be relieved oryoer functions 1 can-
‘In ‘ who will stand up for his string mtibut express to you my heartfelt
or is It better man. Some met. gratitude for the many services you
all God llo owe the world would be her rendered.
better if th were more of them. are
ready to give a kind word. and a
siliiio lo the poor fellow who is down
still out. financially and morally; and
if». you take the trouble to notice. 'tls
broad-minded man who finds the
In a good place to live in. also who
prospers as well; 1, early in life, made
it 7-point never to bother looking for
the had there is in good people. but
inha’ve always made it a point to lock
fiir the good there is in bad people]
-Il'eliiemher when I was a little fellatihi
a man in the neighborhood died; he
was without the shadow of a doubt
the mostelliftless, cutend-out, good- tor-
‘ nothing fellow i ever knew. in tact
wary transgression in the calendar
millerked down against him and
fill may rest assured that his funeral
tific sparsely attended. No one had a
word for him. and my juVenlie
sources of the stats on a sound foot-
cergtr gettlteful.
gn .
"NICHOLAS."
veys his sincere gratitude to Dnrnovo
for his "useful, and patriotic services
when the enemies of public order were
striving to disturb the pcaceful course
of public life" and assures the retirw
lug minister that he continues to be
unnlterably well disposed towards
I
“531m members of both houses of the
legislature have received invitations to
nttend the ceremony at the winter pa-
lace. May 10. at which the emperor
will be present on the occasion of
the opening of Parliament.
Despite the government's evident de-
sire to prevent the explosion of popu-
lsr passions by making a scapegoat of
the Wills culliuet in holding it respon-
sible for the repression of the last
few months and the friendly assuran-
ces involved in the withdrawal of the
fundamental laws the Liberal papers.
are extremely“ suspicious. not bellow
ing it to be an re change of heart.
as the cabinet mlngiy will contain
men like if Stlshinslly. the assistant
of the late interior Minister you Ple-
hvhe, who is held to be responsible for
the oppression of the provincial until
critics. and Prince Shirlnslly Shak-
mated the assistant the former pro-
comm-«general of th Holy Synod, Po-
bedcnosteff. Even the Noveo Vremya
says it is useless to attempt to claim
that M. Goremqliln is more liberal than
Wine. The paper expresses the be
lie! that Witio is only tomphrsrliy ec-
clipced and says the country cannot on
ford to dispense with the services of
a man of his ability
versus suucauclm.
ubvr-s THEATRE contour.
of Justice received an immeas-
ul‘nblelshock when an old woman
, ed up to the comp. smoothed
the thin hair of the corpse and
ng around to the few mourners
John; peace to his memory:
on; if. is needless to say that that
, dealt made a great impression upon
defend i think it impressed every
,who saw it. So i have since
to follow, as closely as possible
, ‘ 'taxample set by the old lady. and f
“We found that“ it has paid.
., was looking thrcugh a magacine
the other. day’ when a gentleman slop-
, ‘llll to me and said:
heardsverygoodsun-ythoother
but perhaps it does not appeal to
drt‘cwoi" will not appeal to you
. . c.”
i: tell i” I answered.
WY lo loin in a lad
I"i am
' may oi the interior and it. a...
‘ . varsity. who has been named for fore; ' j _
the cabinet is a wakeshii‘t of the em» ‘ I'
The usual rescripts do not . ‘
, bills the motives " , .
"Jmmilht'ln the best new
byelus. Tit. Whole ..:j ,
tint i .uil‘lordingry .
r Nevsky set- ‘
nut and is ap- -
secretary of subs. rhinitis the dignity .
time to occupants in placing the re- 3
the by assuring the success of the j
" our over well disposed and sin-
Another rescript of the emperor chip 3
took . y
To less thcc‘olt o’er life’s long wind—
tIlly aide
Vgainst her role:
;‘Stanlds'. site close by
And all obedient 'to her will ‘ ,
The cold and cicmmy hand of death
Takes on a scathing touch,
And infill u on lilyx waxell brow like
so t
Wi‘t pauper
:Edthitr‘llih in 1?in rags,
. I . I be
In regal state . ~
:3." makeshntg choice. ‘ ‘
on thong on maysIt sink into the
‘ . foulest depths of sin ,.
Yet hope comm.
Ellen though the world shall call thee
cursed
And all thin own forsake.
Yet hope survives.
E’m Ithougll despondcllcy with cruell-
iug force
Falls on thy head. too weak to bear. .
AndI'tbtou. frail mortal. fearful all is
on
Thyself destro
. Yet hcpe sumves: '
For when thou dcemst she has gone
Behold! ’Tis she, who beckons on
And for thyu ward passage still . st
Fiiugs wide t e gates of paradise 3
WM. CURTIS WAKEFIELD.
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Copyrighted, A. en" 1906. by William
Curtis
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OIITUARV RECORD. ANTiCiPATlDNS 0F ”RING.
JOHN B. NORTHRUP.
John B. Northrup, a brother of Mrs.
Timothy H Foster. of Danbury, died
tcrday at Bellevus Hospital in New
York. lie was a carpenter by trade
land was known to many people in
l’l‘be Norwalhc. 4.— ,
as follows: .
William. or sites Misuse HAYES. . May orb—"m
'i‘llc zonal-cl of Miss Minnie Hayes. —-Graduation. all
\of Crash ry. was held yesterday after. Sermon to young
noon at :30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Sam. May lath-8
cf Stamford. dictated. . William. auspices of the Epworth {cutie
Louis and [mile a my and John celebration of anniversary.
Banks were then: lirel‘S. 'rliede prim music all
ceased leaves a father. mother and speak a on "
four sister?! 3. John Sculls, .hirs Leaguer in the Twentieth Century."
Frederick cl ell-en. of Brockville, May Will
Ontario: lira. D. Hahn. of Bundle. and
old. improving the as
spring from a Gospels
they were young
Eirst Methodist Ell
morrdw night. The
as;
on! sermon in German and English tia sermon. music and decorations.
paying a. high iributc to the character
Johnhlsdiccn, of Schoharic County,
York state. who is known for his
PARIS.
crt lily. was missed from his work .
sleuth clowns railroad sound “MEI! Mart-draper- sailed W
oneiday ”Molly. and when found was Wu“ “find the meatdoin
cumulus totinlc and his surround-
ln so absorbed was he with soil
gm After a time he was cal-d
« "‘iihcre l have it.” and pro-
“3 a paper with the result of his
he set about to eeplnin that
of the 00an
AEdward ii. Seller's latest offering
Mad love, muted by Edward
Locke from Miss M. E. Breodon'
my Antlers Secrets
he been. “one of r most
It citizens died here. recently.A
» hing into the lobby of one
, o it law? :Iwolt hotelsh inc;
. , oer w o as c area it
went where the c hearing
talked). deep in conversation
the genial proprietor. The pro-
hell ”lions and concerned.
him say:
- It ”1:30!th has Just
i l. ‘
t is too bu, the dlork' rc- WIN mm” W "3““
, It”??? John 0's shorcg has
-' run chanteuse.
in <
one of the We
season. Mics Jane Dore,»
pitched andI “exceptionally elem
woman, wil beacon to the icsdl
role. Tilltuszenlc effects of then
play are to be something ui
stance. The company carry three on
At Hoyt'I
,
smell CARIPINTIR 1’0 mews
«noose
lollierrow «shingles sector will all
precision.
.andi call
mctwilhtastcntfsvor '0!" M
M. the limit “NM”! Baptist Chili‘s .
tildeII lie was under the ini-
minutes that he chewed too much to-
the agitation bad reach its height.
. D ‘. smelt
"thrill assemble in the basement
’ areal-red for luthem in‘ :
A series of sermons to young and
tiveness of
dlent. and
culminating with a sermon to the vet
clans who fought for the country when
be begun at the
emeawill he
lotions
ieacure. "
is by the pastor.
service under the
Appro-
decorstlona Pastor
Young Epwertn
—Serlnon by the poster on
“The Young Shepherd of Bethlehem."
Music during these services by new
of the deceased. quartetto choir.
Scloists~hira Mary Morse Granule.
CHEWING Tocsoco AND we as. Mrs. Alexander S. Gibson and Harry
some. 9‘0“"
W
ANAROHI‘STB IXPILLID PROM
searches. it i alleged. show a Bonapsrt
let subscription 0 $140 to the funds
it of when for the
apparent purpose or stimulating the re
volutlonary movement and also a docu-
ment directing thc Bonapartlst leaders
to assemble at the strike easier when
W; atlhclo
hill: 3 ”w“
middle aisle.
stunts in the event ey will will
astslnble ‘snd at tend sexes-class to
be held in their honor in the church
The first of the mm of May ser-
diminishes dellve at 7:45. roller-
in. which the First Holy conclusion
Diplomas will be resented to the as
members of the class. and they will
reams rosaries. scapulsrs and models
of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St.
Joseph. Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament will close the escrcises.
The subjects for the May course of
sermons will be:
May ii-Mary‘ s Divine Maternity.
May lib—Mary' s Peerless Power.
May 20~Mary’ s immaculate conceit-
lion.
"attest 27—May s Reverentlal Protec-
Ths annual parish visitation is now
nearly completed. and the rector hopes
to reach the remaining families and
slngts parishioners within the coming
wee
The grand collection of the year will
be taken up on May 20th. The en-
velopes for the same have been dis- '
tributed already to the'eollgregaflon.
end one mother says, “Since lit
the black China silk dresses. 1 would
never have any other for common
wear." The children always look neat
and. well dressed and that is always a .
charm to a child. Sonic mothers make ‘ ‘.
“comer: to match the dresses. .
email who wears the icicles
withM small pocket for change stitched
to the one is sure never to lay down
hel- Ipcckc tbcok.
Grey is universally popular. Men.
women, girls, and even small boys are
marl ng it.
The simple white dress is given a
dllnty look by edging all its ruflles
with the narroWest cslble lace—Aunt
a mere loop or anal up to break the
straight edge. .
One who is: not up with the fashion-
able coior combinations can hardly re-
alise how much black and brown are
used together.
Pongee is used as much for suits
as it is for dressy wear. in the soft N.
“old" shades it is very beautiful. 6 A STOR I A
Litismsdcoipurcmamoiisrtar
andsalcguardctlle fgamlly
slum“.
"VAL “in. MI ”gill! Wt
ills in her chocolate pot puts a pinch.
of salt in the coffee pot ‘
it is not nepc sary to make all the
cover for your using board of cloth. . .-
Begin with a is a quantity of evellly'
laid cotton batti g and you have taken.
a very import step toward making
your board the cushion it it should be
to lion embroideries. so their designs
will stand out like new. All the found-
‘atiou covering should be very tightly
and firmly fastened to the board. but
the outer cover should be laundered
weekly and so put on that it can be .
lemoved easily.
The “Pictorial Review" gives this
recipe for strawberry vinegar, a. del-
strrsw termini“. WWW“ ‘
ca u as s. aya, asbeeil w crac ce nagassu o
most successful and roll sals for the .‘water. ,Allow two tablespoons .to a “ii KM you “a." ”we” ”WM
entertainment are held y the young
lollies several times each week.
On next Saturday. May 12. at 9 a.
m.. instructions will it for the Jun-
for Division of the So 5' school. and
continue at the some be r hereafter.
Tomorrow. the first Sunday of the
though of may, will be IChlti-ityfiunday
n ng Ii
glass. Small, inferior berries may be
used. Over four quarts of berries pour
three quarts of white wine vinegar.
Oliver and let stand for three days
then strain. Add one pint of leaf sug-
ar.to each (ill rt of the vinegar. Let
it come to a be. skim, bottle and cork
lightly. .
The woman .wbo puts a hit of van-
Bem the
Signature ci‘
if thou wilt" record the acts of each ,3.
day. them will he at least one from -l
which thou wilt desire to clip the "
rough edge.
SpecialsforSa. urdayShoppcrs
190- and 19c
1000 yards Bleached Cotton soft 12 quart Galvanized ‘lron Water
finish. wholesale price todny 8151:. Poll value 25c. 19c.
Special this sale. its yards for 29¢ 4 quart Enamel Ten potI value 390,
h32 inch FI‘ine French IOrgandie, all at 29c.
t e new cc cringe, regll ar price 250 . . . .
yard This salami, ,1 "a“ for 2% aI-izggsit Enamel Sullmpnn, value 391:,
1.000 ylirdc Best rcn Clnghams, . -
good lienvy quality. regular price 70' 3.2.3: art Enamel Measure. value 390'
pei yard. 4 yalds for 190.
500 yards 38 inch Soft Finish Per- 25:”“31331583'33' 132”] quality, ”81].!”
cnle. “19 “'1‘" be“ quality 0“ “1° “1“" Gingham or White Aprons, full size.
lost, all new designs, regular 121/“: regular 250. at 1ch
yard. This sale. 2 yards, 19c. . lnfnnts' Bonnets, lawn or silk, regu-
Mcn’ s Lightweight Becks extra lnr 25c value, 19c.
elastic tops, 10c pain For these two 1 card IDeilong Hooks and Eyes reg-
days 6 pairs. 10c. ulur value 10c. 1 paper Needles, regu-
Men's Black Cotton Socks. lar price 5c. I spools Dragon Thread.
weight. all sizes. regular 10c quality. value 15c; all for 19c.
Ladles’ Fancy Rose in silk finish cot-
ton and fine lisle, in most every color;
any of our regular 50c quality. For
this sale. 290.
1 cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap, va-
lue 25c, 1 cake Pears Unscentell Soap.
value 16c; 2 cakes for 19c.
1 large Bottle Violet Tnicum Powd-I.
or, value 150. 1 calls Packeis‘ ’l‘al
Soap regular price, 26c; both for 29¢.
llLl Best Linen Writing Paper, reg-I
ular 29c. Special lbs.
100 Envelopes, best quality, regular
35 e value, at 19c.
Indies' All Linen Lace Trimmed
Handkerchiefs, regular 1255c quality
Sale price. two for tile.
Men's All Linen Hemstltcliod Hand-
kerchiefs. regular 10c quality. Three
a pairs for 19c. for tile. Clinton Safety Pins any size, value
indies' V Neck Ribbed Shaped Odds and Ends of Bags values from 10c.1 pair Velvet Grip Supporters va-
Vests. made with or without short 26c to 50c. This sale. 1 Ice file; all for 19¢.
sleeves. regular 19c quality. At this
sale. ii for 291:.
, Mlssse' Black lace Lisle Bose, class
6 to 8% regular 250 value. Friday
and Sstt'lrdsy. two parasite. .
1 Gallon Galvanised iron Oil Can,
value 25c, 19c.
Dinner Plates, green, pink or gold
decorations. value Illc each. ThlsN
sale, three for, 19s. I
Pad Hose Supporters, always sold
25c This sale. 19c
Best quality Block Taffeta Ribbon.
40 or 60. For this sale, it yards.
29c.
WE NERVE ..
ffic aconfnc GLUTEN Flour mode by rsvwcn a: Rhine: and rcoommcndcd by;
in \
hire. ,l‘rede Moehrlnt. of Danhur The The shepherds of Bethlehem are in- .
interment was in can-t cum-u: {Beale vital! to utters in a body. ””1“.” NEW ARRIVAL
termw #3:“ mm- Blur is the tiny lite—Patriotic The
of Peter’s. German on nonstan- Fowler Post, 0. til it. a. a. a! Huntley d: Palmer fancy Waters and 'llscolfs.
South Mrwalk “a 31.0 in a . .snd Woman‘s Belief Corps will be the FRESH INVOICE
ford. lie preached an excellent fun- guests of the church. Special patrio
a! Force and iii. 0. products. We have the "notation of receiving the largest num-
ber olprcccim given for flu Kludcrhcaf’s by the H. 0. company of any store In
this State. Scan article on exhibit!” all the ifmc.
cums. BUTTER.
Hoe fresh made mu Rccy loner.
cams. . corru.
flic most delicious con» to be found.
The store that believes In. and um Pore Goods.
”Charles E. Seymour,
s3 WM It. WD DROCER. South Norwclk.
"mg; he said, u; on“ interior Minister Olemcnosu atlsch- » » .- .. ,. , . . ’ . ., .,
i m a “y, {which you “a amou‘cfl cs serious importaunsto lotus celled ps-
300. ins! per month. and 8.600 a a“ " disclosing mist” ' °i “‘9 i‘
. ‘ _ at it a“. way "MW” papal-lists search to utilise u er a e! '
_ 1 mm to Boston Househo- the strikes fcr‘ liti lcuIlIl“m c. .. ,
'c‘ . there arel'lolcn ofsts'sl Man beensspsll» ‘
Ian's“ £912pr gram-3%“ ll! "them gating: 1' Ivcrysesy lilac nice sweet. Em Suites, «cutesy will get it if they buy it of as. special prlecI
, n s. on: schism.
“ ‘l ”‘ 133$" “l' W’iil‘l’mkflum m” “m m mm mm calm-m corral. m ts. “J
t: hmmuom‘WDUIflBhbum- "AUD‘WND'W '“ .MssmsslslIt!“closes-sscscesysssslicseacoustics-sellstel-opinnclI-isllbm
mum-if'figufit“ fi'flmfm w; accompanist 1 lb. "0.1ch, loo in‘TUiil' sin crass erratic nmwlm ib.MchMsc.llc
mitoses with 1 lb. Mocha and
' . so “amps with 1 ill. lie. I Tel. 40s *I if“ SATURDAY. sass . Is
'0”. Oliscsstlsssccis'K“~m i "I aAflsoi-enlinitls'no’lm '
sates-insulates...
wast uii il’-n ism Animcicri
to stall “AMF‘I’IWM roll cs
my. ”I; s1 ' in?
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telnet-ism
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