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THEOLOGlCAL CONTEST.
BOSTON, May .l.——An unlimited con-
test between the conservative and lib-
eral schools of theology over the elec-
tion of deputies to the triennial gen-
fil‘al ‘convention of
Churchnt Richmond. Vn., in October.
and a grout. volume of busineiss, much
of it important, confronted the five
s to the 122nd un-
s. osprouo'snurowvoo FAST.
. standard on Man Arrested on
W mflburg Bridge for Reckless-
. .E. Bodfot'd of the Standard
wipe puny, a son to Edward '1‘. Bed-
‘ finch: Farms und well known
city; was rrested on the WH-
ew York city. lust
utilitnjchai‘ged, with running an auto-
mobilefi‘ecklessly. The police sny'li‘e,
titer a registry number nor rctir'
to n his machine and that he was
by Patrolman Mnroney. of the
hue station, Brooklyn. after
, . , 81 use which ended in u colli-
tltOu- out (5 bridge.
.. Mummy brought his prisoner to the
”elliuodyxstreet station in Manhattan.
that Was the nearest station.
“it! that. he noticed the machine zig-
mgln" across the street in Brooklyn.
The no iceman feared an accident, and
ng auto into service
> Bedford got onto the
store the policeman caught
hen his car shot across the
path of Maroney's machine and u colli-
Blot! threw the policemnn
the Episcopal
maburg bridge. hundred delegate
n al convention of the
asstichuuétts when they assembled
in the school room of Trinity Church
Much interest centered
in the balloting for deputies to the
national convention in view of the
several prolonged. theological discus-
sions which have stirred the church ut
large since the last diocesan conven-
M..—
—‘—ltchi itch! item—Scratch! Scrut~
ch! Scratch! The more you scrntcl.
the worse the itch. 'ri-y Dosn's Oint-
It cures piles. eceznia. any
skin itching. All driiggist sell it.
wiNsto AUTOIST
'WWS’I‘EI). Miiy 1.-——Coroner B. T.
Higgins has exonerated George lt‘.
Drake from all carelessness in hand-
ltng his automobile when it. struck and
killed Mrs. Ann Robinson on uSturduy.
The inquest was attended by ten wit- .
uessés and the testimony showed that
Mr. l’n'nke was exercising care
that Mrs. Robinson becoming bewild-
ered in crossing the street run into the
pressing a. passi
a save chase.
XONERATED.
_ 'Mr. Bedford said
house that he had just bought the cur
oil had five days in which to regiu‘
‘He was bailed out
Minnie P. Przonsity, o Stilmm keeper
. DON'T PAY ALIMONY .
,‘to be divorced from your nppcndix.
.There will be no occasion for it il"“‘you
p your bowels regular with in.
Klug’s‘New Life Pills. 'l‘hcir action is '
80 gentle that tho. appendix never bus
cause to make the least
Man-teed by F. H. Baxter. South
, and E, P, Weed, Norwnilt,
f —-.——-—————-—-—-—--
BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD-
' REN
On account. of its mild notion and
taste Orino lmxztlive Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and childien. it. does not nau-
sente or‘gripe like pills and ordinary
laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and
life liver and bowels without irritat-
Rcmcmber the name Orino
ECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. May
“ships Cui‘oninV Liverpool; Knis-
Wliliam der Grosse,
r osservKurfurst, Bremen.
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar-
3.
wt
Different from other oil btrlvea '.Suwrior because
of its economyhjylennlinessy'uid summation. The ‘
unsung Flame mi Codi-Steve:
f 'I expcnsé'hndless ‘ ”The work. Pr
‘ m working flame i mm
under immediate controls” Gives
without overheating the kitchen.
’ ‘ Every, stone warranted.
Nomi: nearest
use in three
money for descriptive
out and beautifull
'. absolutely safe
in lighta‘giv‘lu‘fyoweri is ornament Mu
mum .thtted ' '
A Lillienotpl’
Done It"
The pantmhy days have witnessed
a temporary admin all, branches
0! the trude, cept, perhaps, lit the
factories. . ‘ 1‘ ' :
,Tiie spring dessert early opened up
with a rush. just before Easter, john a
phenomenal business was accomplish-
10d during that last week in"‘March.
With the advent of April. however,
unfavorable weather conditions were
experienced in .ulmost all sections. and
with the continued cold. accompanied
by wind. i‘iiinpaud snow storms, that
banished then his of Sofia . a period
of apathy prevailed thnt discouraged
attempts to st uulntc trade.
The jobber-s mmedlately felt the de-
cline which retailers experienced and
there was u f lllnx off in new busii
nous with the spiifucturers.
There was one compensating virtue
in the lull. however. inasmuch us the
tories were e nbled; in a measure to
“catch up" with their orders. Almost
without exception they lutvo been
working full line during the entire
month and now have cleaner order
books than it some time.
Toward t e end of the month
more seasonslilc weather obiulncd nud
' business immediately improved.
Brown Stiff Hats.
As recorded! in our lu‘ut issue. there
has been a brisk demand for brown
derbyu in nil the cities and large towns
' and their venue has improved the
Spring ii'ude ivory materially. All
shades except the very dark tire sel«
higher colorsdrimnicd with dark con-
trusting bands and bindings.
What the immediate future has in
possible to predict at. this time. bill
now that they have been favored with
popular fancy. it would seem that
their continued vogue might safely be
anticipated. . . .
The Full Trude.
' F‘ull lines tire now on the road 'and
luily‘up to the standard.
All the factories have been busy
goods and most of them, as soon as
this season is closed. will immediately
uctivity. ‘
snry to reiterate the conditions which
of the business:
motories in.the united States will
ilm by other increuscs in facilities:
tial. orders pint-ed.
livei‘ies very mute
order to ensure co
place orders
lume, to in
These ordo‘
time early ‘
sibie. .
The retailer
l
them.
‘ In stiff tints
(over next} sense
doubt “if“ ding t
.d In
‘ hat.“ but; ton t
. very narrow lirlms in Which“.
,i istr it pro on
..unce. lt us
u novelty. h wvver.
‘ stuck one. r two, ‘
. very full up will 'pro
' stock. '
, A notices
: business l
ble 1......
that am
; tiers are (nilih ,
If lhflnxbns teen t
conformed. on
What his
. 4
~ 9 As in
rule are
posted, tb
. been 30 0.
storm.
The s ,
cult one in! funds so
to
...‘u‘
ii ... ,, _
our Lumps. Pinkham's
mount
* nd in tho condom-inc of woman‘s“
dread enemy Tumor. .
h ' ' “ m ill-n in.
(23%th
M! .f w .. .1 at '
led "mdodng,pdm“‘ my
come ruin it.- early 1
presence 0!. don
nautical?) onou
momponod’ .
the :bd‘omab _,
- if you’hnvd’ in
there are indicnti
accounts. sec reorbottlo of
exam“ W“
made from "nail
ht. away and be n it: use.
owing lotion
Vince every suffer'tn woman of its
octunlly docs
conquer tummy .
M". May Fry.
Ava . South Bond.
be» Mrs. Pinkbom ‘l--
of an .w. mt...
Plnkhnin‘n Vegetable Compound it
done for me.
Purifier in alter-note dose;
Your mallow.
f tour yeoraj' growth.
oil the boot. physicians
ad. They bod 'qold‘tiibt-
rstion could help mo. 1 nm
ul that! followed a erd’s
rtucdicineoit bu
d well woman ond
it‘s long a i live."
out tumor 0
ndvioe and tank you
made me n strong a
1 shall recommend
Mrs. E. 1“. Hayes. of 20 Bu
Boston. Mass” writes:
Door Mrs. Piukha‘m :——
"l have been under dl
treatment for u long
relief. They told inc
turner. my abdomen was,
with greet. pt!
to you for ‘udvicc. you
followed your direction
today i am it well
Pinkhum’s Vegcts
,ilcd tbe‘tumor on
whole system." ‘ t
Mrs. Perry Byersrof lit. Plouoot.
lawmwritmzn ‘ . . ‘
dorcntdoclors"
time without
lhnd o fibroid
ling well, with preference for the SGMEWHY‘Wl
hie Compound ox-
d strengthened my
store for colors in stiff hats. is im-
ls very scarce, and imsom
tainable. This. of courlio, results in o
greatly increased cost. and the price
of other raw materials is alsoxadvflm- .
ing. The straw but mahofscturers have i'
sent out notices in seine
that duplicates cannot be tilled except
at an udvanco‘ln. price and in" other
cases it is impossible,” make dupli-
cates at any price. ‘ ‘
The season's volume of straw but.
business is enormous and many orders
have been refused: Jupbpow the. tilt-
uation can be clematis difficult in
initial orders booked are reporter} as
steudlly up to the. present on spring
commence the production of full or.
ders,‘withouu the "usual interim of iii-
From presbnt indications the full
business will; be greater even than last
sensonmitseit a record. it is unneces- .
Panama Hats.
There is also thrcntoned scorclty of
panama huts thingseusgn.
creased orders have been
his the year and‘
mining the bodies in
production and the lim tattoo of the
fatalities of the footer 'a for finishing
the bots. have
ply uncounl to
have produced the present pheno-
nienui industrial expansion. Suffice it
to say that the universal national pros~
periiy is sure to continue in even
greater proportions and quite natural-
ly the but (rude is to reocivc its share
the diflculty of ob.
c countries of
‘The present capacity. of all the but
have to be tuxed to the limit to meet
the demands which prevailing contii- “may bands 01’ the a.
lit’
pogln fitlocude‘.
‘ Um. Plnkhsmt'v; ‘ ,
130:2: fixddt‘t’twr’gph “5:313:11:
”duodenum - if...
Y ‘ . _ ,
ii?" Ind took Lydia It. , lion‘l
getoblc Compound. I pm at» out
cured of the tenor but amnion.
tt‘onblaa end can do‘oll my own. work
otter eight. yous of Mona." . .
9 an. a. .i. Bother. at Scott. it!
write“. .
”tank Pinkhamtl-r- to 1
ohm: ago rwro ..S'u or
“Meditation tumor’whiohib‘o torn
thought. would have to be removed.
Instead I‘ took Lydltnd. Pinkham‘s
Vegetable Compound today am a.
well woman."
.Mrs. M. M. Funk. Vundergrlftrl‘nq
writes:
“Dear Mrs. Pinkhsm :—-
' “I" had a tumor and Lydll E. Fink.
hour's Vegetablepompqnnd removed
it. for me after two doctors had iven
me up. Ural sick four year: be on i
begun to, be the Compound. 1 new
recommsp Lydia E. Pinlghdtn‘s Velvet.
so. Compound for odd? new?"
Such Minot: 'ia'ouo-
‘ , 11er
vindipg‘ evidence thou Lydia E; Fink»
116’de
hom’l ‘thuble “ .
without; peers: no ydorfl‘mm-
Growth: so well on other dismal!!!
ills of women, and such tonnes
Bearing-down Sensations. holdu-
ments. irreguioritiea and 'Bwkuoho.
etc. Women should remember flint. it
is Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com-
mnd that is curing so many women
n't forget. to insist updn if 'vvhen
smoo‘ druggiut .oskn you to accept
something oils which he coils "just
" M’s, ‘ . y
no. non-ts Invitation to We”.
"Women suffering from my form
ofifsin‘sis‘ weakness are invited to
Write Mrs. Pinkhiun. Lynn. Mann.
for advice. She in the Mrs. Pinkhom
”who-bu been advising link ‘womon
free of charge fonmofl than twenty
‘vno'rs‘. and before that. she minted
her mother-in-iow. din. E. Pink-
hsm in advising. Thu“ oisospooiolly
. , I
~..._—-—--—-__,..._..—.....
New London ..00000'
E
Aleor and Refrnngo.
...—.-
Nowll-lavoo, 7: lidlyo’lte. 2.
New HAVEN. May“1.-'-By hitting
Dolun . rather freely at opportune
times. New Haven won n ‘l to 2 me
from Holyoke here yesterday. ado
made. a sensational running catch in
left field. while the work of Hayward
and Grubb at third base. and the hit
tins of Went._.,und nutty?! were addi—
_ it. If. E‘.
New Haven ...3 2! 010 1 Off—3i 10 2.
Hoiydke ...... 01000001¢95+2 9 l
Batteries—West and gone; Dolan
‘ Y
tlounl features. The s ore:
and Mllllgun.
' Norwich. 6; Springfield, 1. _
SPRINGFIELD. Mny‘ l.——-Norwic‘u
won from Springfield yesterday. i: to 1.
by u combination of hits hunderrors
in l.hti,»lutter part of the game. After
the first inning Picnic ;,t.h‘c locals
at his mercy. and but t no, hits were
tions pmmise will he tends upon them.
fl‘hnt, this is} fully recognized by the
but manufacturers themselves is well
demonstrated by the recent building of
nd‘ itions tel so many of the factories
rlely have taken
trndo land from
this season, will be the largest
a stirring hold ‘Dllvllw
he pileseut' Outhok.;
“fit. a hill. store 0? Springfield
department in the United iSittcs. toduyi
that does not curry :1 stockof .funcy'
bands and the touch of‘ color and
safety which they give to man’s attire,
besides affording one the opportunity
of exhibiting within the limits of good
taste, the college or chili“ or fraternity
toward which dominates him will ‘go
far toward making theni'n permanent
nature of. the trade. "
St. Louis Buying Dates.
The hut jobbers arse bouts have
signed an agreement. not to look at
samples of huts for spring, 1908,,1un-
til July 29 next. ' ‘
wouoenrut commends.“
~ “our little boy had eczema for five
years." writes N. A. Adams. Henriette,
Pa. “Two of our home doctorssaid‘ the
case was hopeless,
affected. We then employs
tors but no
chance we read abou
bought 8‘. bottle and
* There probub
that many rdtsilcrs also appreciate the
likelihood of the production being uuv
equal to theidemand would seem. to be
indicated by the'unuaually largo inl-
As stated}. the factories will com.
mence the manufacture of full hats all
soon as the} spring businessfds closed
and this early start will. aid early de~
riully. Retailers. in
‘ nwletestoclts‘ at the
opening of Lths full season should
, curly and, insufficient vo-
cet , their, requirements.
.3 should be given to the
salesmen on tho-broad and should not
be postponed until the buyers come
to New York in July, because at that
deliveries will be lmpos
s would‘likowise con- his “mm" being
serve their; best interests by asking
for somewhat earlier deliverlds when-
ever practihsbie. July let Or not, later
than the 15th. for instance,pnd li'inthat
way..by hnvthgfithewhws actually in,
- their possession. con ty’ey lie“ assured
{of having till“ goods men they need
, , ydr tall the smaller til,-
_ ’monsions' it‘nd fuller crowns ere , civil:
w ordered mid these, ‘ iiireceive most
’ There, is, semi
. vii tip, animus»
.. . o e tirttdelqunrteru
‘ its .churac o ist cull , it old, , man's
t‘ i' Jh'e lithium. Willi Tthe
it; popu-
es it really uobby uppear»
t bcndniittod that lulu u
so or new
bloc in loss thou the
‘abiy be best
ofthe output ,
e'whnt' smaller
sizes rule , bun heretofore spatula is
dxninincd ythe faob hut nobby dres-.
barf-dweller sine bats
benefit “insulted." "By
t" Electric Bitters; .
soon I’no‘ti‘oetl ~ini-
tind‘ed‘tliis medi—
tii several bottles were used;
lately cured."
[nos and body
Guaranteed ,itt
when our hey was c
Best of all bloodjm'e
building houth' tomes; ,
1r. H. Baxter's, SOlH-ltflbl‘wnlk, imd n.
P. Wood's, ,. NU“‘lal1§..,
drug” slot-es.
' X' ‘j' ‘ “’
w.._..._,‘_':...’..'.2
“were? over: new”.
'Wlt‘h icorfiotvr’in the sex.
Lost to"“Hariiord WW
liltlDGlGlr'OllT. . Max? livflosti‘y; oi"-
rdrs pt critical tiinob'j
but. , Connors caused llrldfioport's‘" do»
foot. by ‘linrtfoi'd yesterddy uftornoon.
to 2.“nfter Bridgepowhadtlio some
l in Jiund for five innings. 1 Gordon
the slab for “ Bridgeport. “ and.
nastiness now, and
,fladho received
unit“ would have
oud‘v‘inability‘ to
bdrrlngn little care!
than, did good work:
tood‘support the re
been different. Hilt‘s errors
belug'costly. The scorer
..000003101—5 8 0
....200000000.
H tertias—tionnora C,’
Cornet) and Sebastian?
‘eir‘littbit. having thorn
do weariuti: them some
outbound... ,
. ~ wharf-tats.» ..
Hartford ,~ . ..
sll’known. note but! us " a anti” Glenn i
one activfiintiré spring as ' '
during HIE tall, and at: might. be ex-
soft but factories have not
Venomous cram tuis'm-
son, astheywnro‘last. Tall is so
so‘ntln‘lly ho soft. pt «canon and the
coming a neonvyvll be no exception.
Trump will.» utmost; , popular. and
the trends warmth smaller dimer}.
|‘i
Miami-Hats. ' , '
'w that situation is a all!!-
sssriouu prob»
was put out of the stud
for disputing with 11m
“plro launcher.
made off him. the rest of the way.
The fielding ol‘ Soffo! wus’lute teatime.
Will“ the feature. Score:
’ {Norwich ......0000021021—5 9 3
...100‘000000—4 5 '
‘I
linttei'ieuw—Pluuk and Bridges; Mc-
Laughlin and ltobargc.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At. Boston——
New York ....000
Boston ....... 0 1 0
At ‘Washingtou—
Washington . ll 0
Philadelphia ...0 0
ALSt. Louis-—
0
0
cm
St. Louis .... .0
Cleveland ..... 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘ At Philadelphia—
Brooklyn .... .0000, 2000—4
Philadelphia . .o 1 o o o o o ,1—3
Kt Clucinna’tl—- ‘ '
Cincinnati . .3 0 0 00 0.qu 0—8
Chicago ......0031000910‘0“.
; so. we DEFEAT ‘LOC‘KWOOD‘o.
" "iii imctlce game of be
5‘0
can: ‘cvm
'the‘“So 80‘s mum‘s. r in ,
innings it was, seen that
easily outclassed ‘ the ~;Lock-
So Sou—mi. l”llgllt{l‘l¥.. its;
J. ‘Monaghnn‘, p. . f 1.
~ ‘ W
i
prompt’rrellet for Wank kidneys.
inll'~‘iirln'ury troubles. Sold by
gm". P “WY- ;
y .
fthus‘ moronic have item up,
cite
at!» ‘9 mom?” "i
- . i-a‘ an
i. ' , in, flit
building trade: t revert pain
my -.1; use. but Waterbury '3"
lilacfizsch‘yard- " ..
well qualified to guide lick WWI.
bookingbultb. ; ‘ ‘ .
gift 3 3
Batteries—Jerky and b lncel; Me-
The D. MR6
R. H. E.
‘uN
:
...
one: at: moo
Nt-fi
H ['9
war HM
. l wopgjpluyed SHADES T0 ORPER A SPEC“ LTY. , "
fistu ay between the [who‘riood’s and ' . . i.‘ '
iiinui score was 20in 7ainfavor; pubs 3‘
Sp So's. 'l‘he’game was played ’ontlio
lutto‘r's lot. The lineup who ”follows:
lmckwootiswilnwkins and... Lolnom ‘
gollli. c.; J. Reynolds. indulge Woi'ui'n.
:ib.: S. Janos. 3b.; W.,‘.laok‘som;ss. 31‘.
Johnson“ lt'.; W. Horne. Tia; 1,“. None:
din. oil; it. Hawkins. immongelii. pt“:
Thicmo. 2b.; B. Kelly. 3b.; S. Artollu
~.l.~Monaghun. out WmSyring. 11.; 8..
(iris. rt: It. Mari'useck. at; S. Arwllu.
(When ‘youribackaclies it is almost
duvnifinbiy-jan indication that. some-
"thin is wrong with rout-kidneys. De-
Witt Kidney and Bladderifills afford
. . 'bwlf;
richer inflammation .of thb bladder rut]l >
Glitter.) Phormoprrtund -‘ Titer, Byi i’tfi‘ M
imp ~ aTutAt. PEAOE‘ "twin. ~
" Ne HAilllENthy Lafitdustt‘du:
peuc prev 19 it .th t... , .c“
, 0 can roll. binallf“fi?olihtfiklili§ndmra
o, , rttte. at Waterbury? Inciting 4 Mi .
8‘ oitbi' tne‘nutfraw fim‘lflW‘ filial:
" ,‘eil'f‘iutirei‘, tlstuctoi‘y.’<i’Wiiym till!
tit “ma: . .. urit‘
.j‘QL ,..
uldht’i .tueretlippwm
fdb“ “it’ll... do ti on
,‘ " syn“ a“ \s- " r it ‘
1i O ‘ in” goth
‘sil the msnutacturlng'denmtt .iliors “ ‘
it, appears to the little trlotiou and the
tribute! 9t Witt ll"? tut our
.Wa
Ties. MRe‘cl Co.
. , sanctum 10:7.
an
n
....t
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' One of the flue Cotton;
Chiffon Lissa, a" recent arrival atthe; Wasthoods sec- ’
lion. Amummcr cottondliat seems a littic‘as if masquer-
ading. and very successfully passing itself elf for 9333393“ .
sire fabric. It is a fine sheer weave. but quite strong, hav~
lug considerable “body." The color shades are lovely, and .
include black, navy blue, errant, rose, pale bluegray and.
, _ W .
Block Petticoats for Summer.-
Black Silk Italian Cloth Skirts made with extru flare
and very graceful. So, pretty and well made they can be
used for drop skirts. $2.50 and worth regularly $2.98 and
$3. 50.
Veryvfipg (Mergierizcdskirts. tucked, itemstitclicd. and
t
Buttonholes by the Yard. i
This for thewomcn who don't know aboutthcm. We»
men who do know buy them regularly and save themselves
the bother of making them. The buttonliolcs conic by the
yard. in strips ready to apply to any kind of garments
, , On taffeta, satgeiihnainsook, muslin and cauibrjc. «fr
" "r .4 ‘3 ‘ ‘ ~«. ‘z‘it‘tlic NotléirStock.‘
Visiting Cards. or Letter Paper -?
Do not forget about that offer in Stationery.
If you order fifty Engraved Cards with new plate, you
receive free a two—quire box of paper embossed with your
monogram. or the monogram of a friend if you wish to
make a present. , , . _ _
,_ , Fifty .Cards engraved with latest style of Old English
or Block Lettering. '
‘ Free with the above order a two-quire box of mono«
grant paper. . y ,
. g ‘ .
.t .. . Lo.
‘H 1
.; a fi.
5-
v
I
.15.. THURSDAY we WILL PUT on SALE A' RECENT Punchline.
mound .uporf'éaésttupt‘zs or ‘JKPANESE unripe. rift-gag
VARbLW“ ”73’7” ' ’ ., ,'
“f {firmness unflinss- leils s'sAso‘u ARE NOT ‘outvtftu-“éu‘ in
entosfsur sustain oUKnTiTY. AND THIS WILL ailerons up
Exotrriofiitf' strontium“ ran yous srntuo . PUBFHASF- or
'THIéfiori‘itti'rLDo‘fi 'cdvlznim ‘ " " ' .
ill": “my: Atsbuoooo VARIETY or BETTER JAPANESE MAT-
TiutifoiAT'assvd‘aoci" ‘ L ” ‘ '
i s qu‘
cuiNA MAT-Tides AT tic Tones.“
ilt'i
. inlW“ mom
I 'tl‘filiébwofiollont
. WWW”. ' .1 4| . a
diploid “because it is prelim;
‘ ‘ ,. ll: . bawdom-ndcii of it.“
o .1 ..iiflbmni n in
uj‘suparlority. sfMado-i ' fill ”was. if!” a???"
e
NASH. comer. North Mots “”453“,” battens.
n; I
2. , ..‘N. st».
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