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Museum-emu .
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sunny omnibus-u
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ltr. .aotmt. st. Wileus.
or .
mustandard
i Madelrom a superior grade of
cream of tartar.
.Wmmmmm 7 C5323}
of baking powder
for over 30 cars. ‘
baking powder cools depend upon.
pure grape
pm...
tunicusv fcossmer. ' i
to em sessions incur.
~' m I. E. O'Brien list list Given lip
, the Fight or a Single Bill is-
irotluceil in Detroit cl Prohi-
, hillsuisis and is llepeiiil ‘
WASHINGTON. March .19.——The
statement sent. out to the press that
the senate sub-committee oi he ludic-
isry commitee had turned down all
bills relating to Interstate shipment
ot'iiquors and that there would be no'
legislation of this character this m.
sion of congress was premature. The l
i
. Long Island, in which he >
_ iv "Wei Americans have alc
too much. Oar men are
15% wealth, and they will saeri.
‘4rsth and nobility to get it.
the matter in executive session Tue»;
day. and decided to hear arguments
of unators for and against the leglw‘
lotion at a meetlng to be held by the
committee next llonday. At this meet-
ing none but members will be heard
and it will he as ssecuthe session.
The sub-columns unanimously fav-
cred some legislation of the character
sought by the Prohibitionists. The
only question upon which there was
any disagreement was on the consti-
tutionality oi the measures before the
committee. ft is therefore highly prob-
able that an agreement will he reach-
ed by a measure that will give the
relief sought to protect "dry" terri-
tory by the senate. it the members of
the Judiciary committee can devise a
bill that will meet the objections of
those who want to make it surely con-
stitutional. Senator Knox. the chair-
man oi’ the subcommittee. has made
many suggestions along this line that
are not incorporated in any of the
pending bills.
Matthew It O'Brien is not discourag-
on by the reports that have been sent
out. He said, when shown some state-
ments in Connecticut papers that his
mission here had been at no avail:
"l have not git‘en up the light on a
single bill. that has been introduced at
this session of congress by the Pro
hihitionlata. Not one has as yet been
definitely disposed of by rejection, and
we expect that a raw will becrime laws
at this sesshin. The interstate hill, i
believe. is going to be passed by the
senate, and the hearings have not yet
terminated in the house on his pro-
position so that no one can say that
it is dead in the house.
"There has not yet been a hearing
on the liquor gig receipt bill and the
hearings on e prohibition bill for
Worthington and the prohibition bill
for all government property are now
in progresw. No hearing has as yet
been assigned on the constitutional
amendment bill. 80 that up to the
present time we have met with no
defeats. 0n the contrary we have
succeeded in getting through an no
propriation for “0.000 to enforce the
law against the sale of liquor to in-
than in Oklahoma, and a law pro
hiblting any mail contractor. start
route contractor or rural tree delivery
carrier from csrying liquo. Each time
that a prohibition question has been
brought to a vote is gross/we have
won by a large tr.
NEW YORK RACING If“...
ALBANY. N. 1., itsreh its—With
ilvs members absent, the senate Ju-
diciary committee today unanimously
,. . glad often they are dis-
‘ mt one or two wearings. Chit.
pro brouutt up in the midst of
input kind of snobbishness. sud
who-are not rich enough to be
7.. 7 in are extravagant in their
3! those whom they cannot cinn-
f“! sell-sacrifice that goes out
were is the sacriilco that Christ
”us ’to have. and if in these
9! hard times we would give up
ileum to the less fortunate ones.
" Neils! the kingdom or God come.
m this upirlt. is manifested this
' er self-sacrifice audiove (or oth-
then will the kingdom be near.”
< .trtrunnsr 'ro worms.
2 never was a year when well-
oorsets were in greater demand,
rhea the American women learn
the trench women have long
that it is better to economize
any other matter of dress than in
1 Mai. they will approach nearer
lib high standard set by the French
. v in the matter of dressing. ‘
mutiny sight supper dish from
Jerk Herald: Cut sis bard
eggs in halves lengthwise, re-
llii yolhs‘snd mix them with
Wei oi butter. two is-
‘ is of whipped cream, a tear
‘or iaraaon vinegar and a te-
, of chopped mushrooms;
., ‘ sun salt butter and paprika:
' 'flfiil yolk mixture into the white
now over them a tomato sauce,
7a. MRI M five mime» and
with chopped parsley ,. lit-tore
to the table.
-0! tho dalntiest of lingerie
It's made of the due French
. ombroideries.
, I 'suglr lost" is the name oi one
‘ mew shapes in headgear which
“ diilcult to iind among the
s" slut other less ap-
uamed shapes.
trimmings are seen on
good for informal afternoon
‘ they are being used by some
mutated conservative in
.zyouseenthecoatsoihcavy
W with linen as designed
with m filthl' 'l‘hey
virtually lsgslises betting at. the race
1. tracks by providing for the recovery
ly or the amount wagered in a civil suit.
The committee did net adopt the aim
endntent submitted by the Jockey Club
providing tor the uncalled English cre-
dit system.
My
NATIONAL MILUNIIU assoc!»
WON
crucseo. March "an-Tile pay
ogy of hoanets is the elite! snbisct
consideration at the convention of the
national illmners' Association today
% mute“; flhgm
“ lie. on
dost d the assoslstios.
W
MIMI” IINIIAL 0' Mild
"A”
manor. larch ”HT” llsrl oi
Dudley has been appointed governor-
ol the commawwsslt at Ass-
la succession to on lissrv star»
subsets, whose ism is about
Inlay 1'. that the Dsnhury team will
N0 IIATO. N0 ‘MMI.
be Dssbury Manager days. luv Ner-
‘Wlik Will Give the Honors Plenty.
According to the Danbury News, ii.
0. Quick, the manager of the Danbury
basketball team, has delivered a warn-
ing to lauds! H. N. Godfrey, oi Coin-
not go on the door at the Norwsiit ar-
mory next Monday evening unless the
visiting delegation or routers are pro-
vided with plenty of seats. The Dan-
bury News said last night regarding
the Danbury-Norwailr series '
“The series between Company f. of
Norwalk. and the l)snbury live has
taan on the complexion oi a cham-
pionship mntcst. Company P has.
beaten Middletown and cannot book
Windmill. 30m iht’ Mltldli'inwn and
in Danbury. The amateur champion-
ship in buketball. theroiom, mtg be—
tween Danhnry and Norwslit. and the
I‘ll-{met of the series will declare that
t e.
"blanager Godfrey, oi the Company v.
nvc, has promised Manager Quick that’
seats will be saved (or the nanbury
cscursiontdts on Monday night next.
Mr. Quick made it plain in a visit to
Norwalh that unless the Dsnlnn-y peo-
ple were, given min the Danhury team
would retuse to go on the door. Al
though no trouble is anticipated, there
will be police protection provided. The
sergeant of police has assured Mr.
Quick that he will have then enough
and the door Monday night to preserve
0 er."
JEWELRY TNIIF AIKIOTED.
leech Agrees to sum to Nev/York
and Face Charges Against Him.
can muoreco. March l9.-’-‘l‘he
man arrested here yesterday by deteo
tlvcs on the strength of a photograph
as J. Edward Burke. 3 New York
Jewelry buyer. wanted for theft of,
$165,000 worth of pearls and diamonds,
is .l. E. Bones, and for the past your
he has been in Nevada, where he was
supposed to he a wealthy mine own-
or.
He became interested in a mine in,
rounection with .l. H. Seaman. oi Ronni
and Goldfield, and visited this city fre-'
ducntly in company with Bentham.
On two occasions Seamans reported to
the police 0! this city the loss at low-
clry from his apartments, which liar-ck
shared with him. Once in Reno Sea-
mans permitted Boeclr to have the key
to his safe deposit box on the pm
text that he wished to deposit mining
stock therein. it has been dldcovm‘cd
by Seamans that 020.000 worth of jew-
clry belonging to his wile is mlssln
from the box. r
person by the detectivesand the level-
ry they represented traced to
pswnshop it was found to he Seamans'
Jewelry. Boech says be is willing to
go to New York to face the charges
against him there without extradition
WW"-
IOIIID 0' “7M.
Williwtsntlc Truekrsas days it Was
Taken Willis dirt: on s Train.
WlLHIIAN'l'iC. March 1’.-0n re-
turning. to his home here late last
night, .lohn hi. Martin, who formerly
owed a trucking business in this place
reported tltsthehadbeenrohbedot
$2.100 on a Providence division train
near Woonsochet. Martin says that
he was talten slclt on the train, and
that several persons came to his as:
alliance. Ose oi these s was a
young man who eta to he a doc-
tor and lisrtln believes that it was
hewhotoohthamoneyiromsnino
side pocket. llartin recovered in a
short time and west to a horse start
for the pit or melting a few per-
chases. whsn its went to look for
his roll it was gone. Martin returned
here greatly depressed is spirits, as
the stolen Wind a large
sari at his, .
Will". LAUNDRY ”Milo.
INDOWMINT FOR. 000 PILLOWO'
HOME.
4* ‘
Plan Proposed st Mention of the Car-
aeration It HIM
Over a hundred delegates. repre-
senting every one of the ulnetyone
lodges o! the independent Order. of
Odd Fellows-oi connection. met in
Odd Yellows' list] in Hartford. yesterv
day at the annual meeting of the im-
and Mountain carpenters ol’ the Odd
l-‘ellows' Hall at Corr 0 or, on do l .........
necticut. The followiny smears were y a ’ on y * 20°
elected: NECKWIAI.
1 :mldeutwuopold Demuw, ilariv
or .
’F’irst Vice-President—I‘rodcrlclr A.
ilottsford. New Haven.
decried VicePrestdeut-‘llclah ll.
lilalteman. Shelton.
whole Judiciary committee considerstd'Wlnsted teams have refused to come “232m. Nfitomigent—Duumut p.
I Wonderful Values for Tomorrow’s
‘ , OVerThreeDozeuBigPrize. ,_ g,
About 3,000 Yards “0, \WASH
GOODS at Half 1*
[10 BIG MONEY sirens 1N NOTIONS. - ETC.,,
This only partly tells the story.
' see the rest for youreeivcs. .
rice. 1
ME "and
ososuotze.
26 pieces of new hgared Organ
die. Regular lac. i‘icssd the
value, Every color and do:
also. Cloth is full as inches
wide. For tomorrow’s seli~
lug ............. .. ........ ll/ze
SILK ”WMLINE.
Chi-cit Billt Ilortsellne in all
coitus. Were Site. Just tor a
Ascot Tics {or .l‘iflifll. white
and colors. neat designs. iteg~
ulur price the. Friday ..... l0:
v En ish chainin trials. brow
Wm‘ W "m ad grotto grade. Fri-
lowmmm or
Cotton Vests,
every size, regular
women's oauza' List: nose.
New ms tslten from our early
spring order.
stilt lustre Lisle. double sole
1 ‘ paces cocoa waosav.
as‘c a nouns on A am
7 sun.
Jus twenty-ave oi Sauiord's
’ .st Asmlnlster, 21:60 size,
‘aiue 83.00. [Friday 31.99
IILTO.
nether lot of the same belt as
on sale last weelt. Many were
it ppotnted as the lot ran out
carter thanwe thought it would.
So i you want a belt bargain come
car y
8c
l5c value. Friday.
Fine. black.
Secretary-Wailace it. '
New London.
"Jam‘rmm" 3' ”“M- Fine Lawn Waists. lace trim- Regular 10c value. rriday . do «ucssv meow" sans.
chapigin—qt", cum. 3' iimlth ”M'- l" 0"" "0"” 0‘ 9“” Large Size Curling iron. Regu- Mo-occo heather Wrist Bags.
Barre, Haas. ’ i . hroidery. "WWW" Mk ”0 lar 26c value. Friday ...... 12c . rug; of brass, frame of brass,
Board or transom—n. 3. Keith. “m“ “”9"" "'0” WW" Congtlon shoe racers. 5c isille one fitted. convenient and
Nofz‘flk; V’V. B. Hutchinson. New liar. 8“ “m" "M” """ " usual price. Friday ......... 3c gr? very newest idea. 815:.“
twenty"... mm... mm we...” “a“... l” """"" , """""
ler, Hartford; Ashley 1'. WW. Norv Odd sizes in heavy wtton Ball “d 50'0““ FastehKrsRe'g ‘ MEN'S KO.
wich; sigmond lovsth ‘iiridsmfl; E. Vests and. Pants. Regular ular liic value Friday ' 8c D" Flinn colors and mixtures. All
It. ilmnson. Waterhu ; Philip Pond, 29c. 35c and 39c goods. Yri- ' ' ‘ tzific value. Friday ...... 9c
Jr.. New Haven; J. A. Matthews Brine day . . . . ...... 19o Celluloid "a” Barrett". “7"“ ‘
iol; Algal Johnson, New Britain‘ 0. 0' mm- W ‘5 NW W“!- ‘ rILLer were.
1:}, (3.“... NAME. .. ' nonpg'ag. Friday ...................... 7c All ver Nets. ‘5 inches Wide.
”lite :tatier pint“? Witt-Instill tor Children's "Champion" 30an *Alg‘nrfnum Thimble-s. 3c value. lc } .guinr price 81.00. Friday . 75:
u wiaowmerit i was 'hffl taken 0". The Willi“? price w. a] ...................... ‘
p an alter considemiriv discussion Friday ,,,,,,,,, Clinton history Pins. Usual D . LYON'd TOOTH POWDER.
was laid on the table ior one year. f """""" price 60.. Friday ........... 4c 2;. size. Friday ,,,,,,,,,,,, 17.
flaw-‘95,? comm l" W“ "W "snares snows" HOIE. It. a n. ilulr rm». Always be. ‘ .
2 “ill-“i H W "1‘06 ~ m -, H. H... 1.. Friday ................ 3c CABHMEIE moves»
to mud copies 0' "IF (inllmd fluid)" Lb H 3“ P H ill! ll 5'.“
"m“ M” to all "is lodges in the' ings. Ulilitll 25c value. Yria "linirlight Crown." ltcgular w men’s Silk Lined Gloves.
state. The meeting will adjourned “ dny ....................... . in price 50c. Friday ......... an i guiar We value. Friday . 29:
3:30 o'clock. . a W” , ‘
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ALLEOEI DAMAGE.
The mom- til Otto l’. “Willis against
Maxwell Blade was taken up yesterday
in the civil court of «woman pleas by
Judge Howard B. t-‘lmtt and a jury.
The «use was originally "lull in the
September term oi court. when Slade
Brothers sued Mr. Minute, of Mlanus,
for an account that had been mined
in them by a creditor or Mr. Zeltluss.
Slade Broth-
t-rs could not mllect this bill, and the
supreme court upheld this ruling ifr.
Zeitfnss now brings an action for darn-
asos in the sum of dim. The plain-
to recover the
The court docldfil that
tin alleges that the st‘
bill and the methods of attempt
collection were disastrous to his hullv
ness and destructive of hls‘crcdlt.
STEEL WORKO 'ro BUILD IIWEI.
il'l‘liiliilmilrlsfi. Ohio, March is.—
Thn Carnegie Steel Company tools on
Seamans last night identified Burke ‘8 MW ""1!me '01» lull all!" at Mil?
as Beach, and when pawn tickets ag« so Junction, when the plant there so
"mu" .2309 were found on my, cured from the viiiiage council is 850.-
060 trunk sewer contract. The coin-
(My pany‘wiii use the contract to give one
ployment to its idle workmen.
Getting
Back to
Coffee.
livery now and their a
certain proportion t‘l litm-
ilies depart from the beaten
path and take a try at some
substitute for caller. only
.. to return to the old invert
age with more gusto than
ever. Those who use our
Mocha and Java a5: Cullen
never think at trying sub-
stitutes-ailicy are saw,
and YOU will be. Join the
cmtetantly growing silly of
contented users.
TOUIWHING. 32?...“H5’l‘? new" 256196 he ular 75c Elastic Web eons.
White and M0“. ii yards in a box. ' """"""" old mgzlgfizkpg'rm:
.. “”5“" "I“ 256' Friday ' ’7‘ NOTlONS. tan, green and light blue. And
' ~ Celluloid Collar Supporters. not the price .. 31c
WHITE WAIOTG.
a "would be" but an "leer.
ma—‘v- ....._ , ‘ i _
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ENTERTAINMENTB.
FUN A'l’ Till: AMATEUR SHOW.
' Margaret Joyce was the first and
she sang Two illue hires and Smil-
ing. As a singer we have heard bet:
ter. Then came Frank Raymond, a
baton Juggler. and he had the illidl'
once with hint. lie was very good and
deserved all the applause bestowed on
him. Tommy blurphy was the limit.
ile sang Satisfied, but the audience
was not. so he came back and danced
and then he sang Harrigan. or at least
he tried to. Willie Barry and John
Blah tried to he scrobats, but were
not much ot a success. Then came
the star of the evening. ltosa May.
She had on a black velvet dress, our»
pie list and red stockings. iihe start-
slng sad the audience to yell.
could not get her to leave:
curse to stay. Then she danc-
ii you mused it, you missed
it ct your lite. Then came Law-
Connor, singer and dancer. lie
lust got by. Fitch's busing "meters
were next and vs a short exhibition.
Then came J n Ilitchsll and Eddie
Joy in a threatened burlesque box“
ing contest. it looked more like a
sleeping contest. l‘rsnlt Raymond won
first prise. lisrgsret Joyce second and
Ross lisy third. Tonight entire change
of vaudeville acts.
very funny contest on.
it you want to laugh.
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liAlfl‘lhiORld. ltd. March lit—Air
sorting that he had broken both hands
in his light with Sally Wienrih, the no
cheater boxer, Kid Murphy, of New
Yorlt. the recognised baninrn weight
champion, lost the battle at the llnlsb
Wewishioioiormourpstronsandthepuhllcthat
tisoohtinoetl' railing
l'ritlay night a ' ‘
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