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.' .iWASHlNGTON. April 28.—The orig-
tuhtistsiiuroript of “The star Spangled
. litany-r: has been located by the
.Iiflfllflp fieott Key Memorial Associa-
iimyiwhich is ciidenvoring to obtain
mutant of it.
. Willie‘it is improbable that the own»
hrroluthls precious relic. a Baltimore
‘ . womln, will consent pormanuiitly to
‘ ‘ with it. the. association hopes to
e-obio to borrow the manuscript to
fillies on exhibition itt the old Key
hittinion in Georgetown, D. t‘.
1 charity is never noisy.
Manners A caution. BANKING
spam as ' '
Sonata: and Profits
s117.0i)0.00
Capital
omen
' Gite Deposit Boxes. $3 and $5 per year.
“.—
MOW“! H. MATH‘EwsoN. Pres.
N H. KNAPk. lstVlcQ-Pres.
_ BRICK l-l. ROWAN, 2nd Vice
£9 ”OWEN" Cashier
. "1‘ ti .
. .. - . DIRECTORS
tart},- Mgthgmon- Henry Seymour
’» -..«i.SM . Samuel Grumman
. Min J;Wt'illetti Minus
'4‘ _ [H.‘Light
, red H. Rowen
an: in
e rim an exceptionally étl‘lltl line
of'erlgerators this season. and- now
nitric ‘time to look them over. All
elites and prices
’ 5‘ ’5 .. . . .
f you have“ not, seen our “Success"
Iliad] Refrigerator. you should before
lilac- . I
i A-JoAllgevine
tee wasumo'ron eraser.
3r“r"
{wa' 7'5 .9; gap
wean. Ii... uoirwmc
and
non
‘. Mil .
nid’hdiii W‘l‘.
urinal roptiri'
4 . [wow no one to deceive you in this.
All (Shinto-tibia. lit‘lll‘illmtn and '1 Jimb—M-B‘Otrtl" am but
Experiments that trilin WHY; mid onilnugertlio health :t’
m". q‘nll Childretiv—lixpcrlonco against Evporimcua.
7:-wltat is CASTORIA
yin!“ ill 5' Ila-mitosis substitute for
id.’ firopl and Soothing syrups. , ‘
WWII unit/inn Opium, Morphine no} other Nideotld
birth co. lts ago is its glint-twine. It; destroys ‘Wol'llll
. Colic. It relieves Tooth-rig Troubles. euros Collatlplptiop
w «biplanes tho Food. réhnntgbt‘iié
v (ikf’linoltliy and natural I ll:
{like Chimera Purim-The lilotlm’r's Friend.
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nonunion
MCQVQP 30 Years.
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an r
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. hotel Mahaclgelno
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HOTEL ARMVALS.’ '
Mahackemowhii'. and Mrs. Joseph
Hahn. Joseph iialm, .ll‘.. Buffalo; F.
M. Eiled‘ge. St. lollis.'l\io.; W. L. Spic-
cr. New Haven; ll. E. Hashim. (Margo
A. Wright, ii. is. Parish. Huston; H. C.
Soidoii. C. if. Church, John K. Mum
ford, (3. A. Chiltis. T. t‘orcoran. Now
York; ii. \Veiiner Murray. Philadel-
phia; W. l’. E. Vleritig, Hartford: it.
C. Painter. Brooklyn: r. l.. Freeman
and wife. Worcester. Mona; l“. 1‘. Sub
Iivan. iinifiiio.
Mahackomw—Mr. and Mrs. A. 1..
Camp. Boston; James 1;. Flnncy and
wife. ii. G. Williams, W. A. Wesilake.
D. A. Russell. M. .i. Post, 8. Goldwater,
F. Flynn. C. P. Wilson. lrviiig Shear.
l". Kolstadt. ll, ii. Carpenter. Charles
C. lmeatz. tlmee ll. Forbes. Mr. and
Mrs, .l. D. Fleming. New York; A. B.
Clark. Provident-c; C. 0. Had and son.
Amh’erst; l.. K. Kirk, lioiyoke; l.. P.
Butt-a, Boston; h. R. iinribirtl. W. B.
Hurlbutt. Wilton: Ely Raymond, Mrs.
D. E. Raymond. P. n. Lawton, it. it.
Morcbei-k. Bayard Wright. 1.. M. Al-
ien. lr‘. i". Huntington, F. S. Lyon. city;
W. ii. Cornwall. Baldwin, 1., l.; S. C.
Turner and wife. Buffalo; .l. L. Kelly.
Pawtucket. ll. 1.; James O'Hara, Palm
Beat‘li. Florida.
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tillllillliilils
Hov'r's THEATRE
Jerome Rosenberg.Lersse and Manager
3 DAVS COMMENCING
MONDAY. APRIL 26'
Eugene Webber
SUPPORTED BY
The Harry De Yard Co.
Pasesnrs VFR‘EDERICK snvron-s
MAsTsnriace
“Forgiven!” .
Thursday. Frill” and Sanirday
“ms sépeArlouAL
usLopnAMA
"llil lliiliil
. Ainateur‘liiig'ht' Every Friday
up vi“ on Mr. LW'W 1‘ m“
in? Prices. ill and tailgate;
i-_.:.'.: : ‘ 1v.“ ‘. ..=- . .2
distracts. Wednesdays. and Sat-
‘5:.~ I r. ",r-i'“ it “in.
. urchin to’ail can
VAUdEViLLE. AND victims sic.-
' TUBES BETWEEN ACTS. ‘
NOTHING CHEAP BUT THE PRICES
Seats on sale one week in advance.
Tait. 112. '
5‘- ‘R- 0381338: . “If;
=I - . . I w .
épryise ‘snli Guiding” Up, hr Unto.
* Rates 82 per day‘lnti'iipw'lrdi.
stock and general information Ticker.
it ‘ .il W;
i
" “ in is. will
Looked Upon as Leader of the l). A.
R.-—'i'wo Conner-hint 'aniin
Elocied V to other.
WASHINGTON. April 28.~lt was
not Ilnlllllill‘ Saturday evening that
the l). A. it. congress got through with
its work, and it has been tho moat
strcniluus and exciting congress ever
held by the daughters. The election.
or course, i’urnialrcd moat or the ca
cltci‘iieul, and the final result was not
announced until Saturday. 48 hours
after the ballots were cast. 'I‘iioi-i-
were several mix-ups in the vote, and
much had blood stirred up. The final
rcnillt, however, is very satisfactory in
the collsoi‘vutivos. although llicy lost
the president gi‘nt'l'ill.
Tllt-‘l'l‘ Wore lnullorhign all day i-‘li-
tiny and Saturday that the outiro cloc-
t.ioii would be contested. and only the
good sense and (Olll'lt‘liy of the. conser-
vutlvcs averted it serious quail-cl. It
was charged early Friday ilioi-iiiiilz
that President General lilrs. Mcia-un
had been in the room where tho bal‘
lots were coalittui. 'l‘liis wna utter-
wards proved to be correct. Shc was
with the tollcrs st ono time for 30
minutes. although thc doors Wcrc sun
posed to be locked and barred against
tiny one except the. tellers. This would
have made the entire election null ltlltl
void had the point lilcii ruined, bill the
consr'lrvliliren did not earn to stir tip
any "info trouble. being satisfied to
ri-sl on their tililti until next election.
This is bill the beginning of the light
and all the. leaders of tho conserva-
tives nro expressing themselves as
hopeful that two years from now they
will make it clean swoop. Mrs. Kinney
today stated that she was much plenal
t‘tl with tho gl-ncral result. and prodictv
rd that fllt‘ (‘tlith‘l‘VflllH‘h‘ will be lllll(‘.ll
stronger another lillle. As it was they
circled about half of llit‘ oxccutivti
board, and the Mi'l."llll foliowcru will
not bc as strong in the society as thov
bat-i- brcll for the past four years.
Much quit-t work will be done by lllt‘
conservatives for tile ilcxt two. and
Mrs. Kinncy will continuc at the head
or the committee having the ciiiilpnign
in charge.
One. of thc pleasant features of the
congress wait the love and appreciation
shown by all for Mrs. Kinney. Thin
was not confined to the (‘onnccticiu
Daughters alone. who of I‘OIH‘HI‘ were
showing their affection for Mrs. Kin~
ney in every possibil- way. Many
Daughters from other states urgud
Mrs. Kinney to riui for picsuieni gen-
eral, but of course Mrs. Kinney would
not lzive her consent now or at any
other time. Although Mrs. Kinney re»
tires as state regent. she does not pro.
pose to give up tier interest in tho 1)
A. R.. and slu- is D looked upon mi
one of the leading \ olnen in the uncle
ty. Friday evening the - Bridgeport
chapter nave Mrs. Kinney a banquet at
the Cochran Hotel, and she itssintod at
a number of receptions. The gift of a
81.000 gold cvrtlfienlc from the Con
iiccticut Daughters showed the lllllll't“
ciation of the lhtrrghters in that stoic
for their regent. .
Two Connecticut women werocioct-
cd oiliccrs of the D. A. ll. Mrs. Eli-
ther Frothinghaili Noble was meioti-
ed chaplain general. Mrs. Noble. Is
the wife of Rev. Thomas K. Noble.
pastor emeritus of the First Congre-
gational church of Norwalk. Mrs
S. A. Willis. of thchfield. was elected
librarian general. Mrs. Noble is classed
as an administration adherent. Willi.-
Mrs, Willis belongs to tho conserva-
lives.
Ono of the prominent Daughters
was Mrs. William Harvey Weed.
daughter of Representative liili. Mrs.
Weed was one of tho leadcrs ill the
conservative ranks. and assisted Mrs.
Kinney ill her work. Mrs. Wood will
shortly go to Rollie. where her daunti-
ter is attending school. Mrs. Eilu
Wheeler Wilcox attended the sessions
almost daily, and was much sought
after by the Daughters. it was no-
flood that she wore no badge of tho so-
ciety. and some one halted her about
it. Mrs. Wilcox made no reply. but
turnod back the silk scarf silo was
Wearing, and disclosed a jewel set pic-
ture of a on with its paw extended.
illnilodto her waist. .
Mrs. Kinney will leave today for
homo. Nearly all-the other Connecti-
cut Daughters. left this morning or
yesterday. pretty woil tired out by tho
hard work of the week. .(fonnoetieui
was represented by St delegates and
alternates, and all attended strictly to
the business at the ceiigress.
l ,. W
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD.
Attorney Webb, of lutlslo. at Trinity
Church Tomorrow Night.
St. Andrew's [irothel‘hooil will hold
a‘ meeting in Trinity [situational Church.
tomorrow evening. and will be address-
cd'hy Leonard“ V. Wnbh,"whb has re
cently boonappoiumd a traveling sec-
rethry. Mr. Webb to ‘a lawyer, and has
been a member lofSt. Panto Chapter
like another-loader St. Andrew for
u out temyeaimm president of the
Bacalothocal Assembly. for. the your
mom endures reelecteddut Borrow
her; antiwar corresponding . secretary
of the? New York State Assembly: for
the sear 1907-8, below also reelected
last lii’ay. ' . ,. .
HiliBrotherhood work has been not-
ed- for its slncority‘ and devotion and
for his extreme care and thoroughness
in the details of whatever office he was
asked to fill.
He is a‘- member of the layman's
Missionary League at Buffalo. and has
done considerable work as a lay-read.
-,..notabiy at the weekly service at
t 6 county Jed-and also at the town
of honest. N. .‘Y, where the work is
under the care or 8t..Poill's parish. .
He has been active in the work at
the charity. organizational this city. 1
serving‘a'upon one of the. committeesI
' having. the. supervision of a large dis-
trict in thsi‘oon'eiited part of ; the
c W.‘ ’ . '.
rail. out. its.
. . Anion: the miners of Germany there
,.Ire‘ fewer suicida'thsit any other class
of wot-lumen in that country. . ' ‘-
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If you are a woman and? you have this symptom get
Lydia E. Pinkhaln's chctableyCompound without delay.
Backaclle seemsan invention of the evil one to try woman's
souls. Only those who sufl‘cr this way can understand the
wearing. ceaseless misery.
We ask all such women to read the two following letters
for proof that Mrs. l’inkhaiu’s medicine cures backache
caused by female diseases.
' _u -
.tullmli‘lylli ll'y‘s'm-k. li'll‘lft'ii'fi'ld‘i $3.1 ilflftil'i'if'iililu‘llflli;
ogctnb u Compound for It and the pain has di QIII‘tid. I feel
Xko u‘ no woman slut-e tlnit awful pain hue wmptnd may God
erl'ul remedy."—
b one the discoverer of that great and wo
. rs. Peter Gaffnoy. 5428 Murray Ave” Bron lyn, N. Y. '
Milwaukee; Wan—rt. din u. Pinkllnin'e Vegetable Coin-
pound has made me our. lwomau. and I would Iiketo tell the
w ‘w rtdqbont it.
“in.
.
book; liamr‘litl’lft'll $3.33.. {53333.3-lil’.5$ll""alr“llt’gll‘ti3ll.
Lydia K. I’lnkbnm‘s Vegetable (‘ompotlnd in do m6‘ it well
smarts bananas disarm; "_ awn" "" tau
8:13 First st... Milwaukee. With. . rs. mm“ '
Lydia ii. Piiikhaiil's Vegetable Compound has made
_ thousands of cures of such cases. You notice we m has
cured thousands of cases. That means that we are telling
you what it has done. not what we [hill/c it will do. We
are stating facts. not guesses. '
We challenge the world to name another remedy for fc~
male ills which has been so successful or received so many
testimonials as has Lydia li. l’inklialu‘s Vegetable Coul-
pound.
For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkllaln‘s Vegetable
Corn and has been the standard remedy for
M
Fashionable "Lingerie' ‘
s I
The woman ill search of Lingerie tmrmeuts of
he D... M and co
exclu-
sivc elegance will be charmed at the hand static and hand
t~ilil>roiiierctl pieces which have recently been imported.
The combination Drawer and Coral; Cover grows in
popularity. and all women who dislike to bc burdened with
a superlliiity of underwear find these dainty. close fitting
articles very satisfactory. Prices are from $1.00 to
and $10.00. ‘ .
$9.00
Long Princess Slips. which ape ' l reality Corset Covers
and Lonar Petticoats in conlbltiatltli . are irked exceedingly.
it must be remembered that in all combinations, one
piece
takes the place of two. Prices $2.25. $3.50 and upwards.
Our new showing of hand made and hand embroidered
Underwear, both French and Madeira work. is very fine.
'i‘licrc are most exquisite Empire Nightgowns, Llicmlsc
(towns. Chemises. and Three—piece Combinations. in
many
pieces the embroidery is slight and simple. but the quality
is superb and a delight to fastidious women.
At the t'ndcrluusiin Section. An inspection is invited.
Choice Art Wares and
Bric-a-Brac at Half Value
.\ gathering of very desirable Art Wares has liccii zir-
rangcd on a certain tablc'in the China Store. and every .
Most of these articles are eliti-
is at half its original price.
picCc
uciltiy stlitnbic for gifts, and the present prices are tempting
enough.
Rail Plates. Doulton and Wedgewood.
Value soc i'br 25c. i Value $i.0t) for sea.
Value 75c for 38:. i Value $t.25 for 63¢.
French China ice Cream Set. 15 picccs. worth $45.00,
for 87.50.
French China Berry Set. 7 pieces. \\‘Ui‘ill $7.50 for $3.38.
French China Plates. worth $i.25 for 63¢.
French China Plates, worth $1. 50 for 75¢.
fame ills. Bio sick woman
Mode exclusive! from roots 3
has thousands
to write
I
. I . ., _-. .
OLD LANDMARK BURNED.
House On Brewster Road Was Hun-
dred Years Old.
l-‘ire destroyed onc"of the most fant-
iiiar landmarks on the road between
Danbur)‘ and Brewster, N. Y.. early
Sunday morning. Tlic building which
was doslroycd stood in the fork of the
road whore the Sodom road branches
off from the lllillll highway just cast
of the railroad bridize, near the milk
factory.’
The house was owned by Frederick
Storms and was used as a dwelling for
enlploycs of his farm. The structure
was ono of the output in that locality
and its ago-is said to have been more
than one liiilldrr-d years. The house
look fin» from llli' chimney and was
completely constant-d.
Chllgren Cry
roll FLETililEI'S
C A ST 0 R I A
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TO STOP AUTO SPEEDERS.
HAMMOSD, 1nd. April 28.~'l‘he po-
lice, of this town have devised a [lewd
plan to quench the ordor of the auto
scorcber, whose favorite stretch for
speeding is Calumet avenue. Midway
along this thoroughfare a field tele-
phone. will be installed ailti worked by
an officer, who will send information
to tho furtilost end of the approach of
n. violator of tho spend ordinance.
llcre will be established it water gun
with a three-inch nozzle and 100
poulidti pressure to‘lhe lneh. it is
claimed tlinl on the refusal of the
chauffeur to stop when ordered, a
stream will be tiirncd'upon him with a
force outlinient. to tilt him out of the.
machine without inflicting serious in-
jury; .
GIFTS T0 TWO UNiVERSITIES.
NEW'i‘ON. Muss. April 28.—-Bromi
U ivvrsity and Wesleyan University
wi l 'roceive'sllmu eaeh‘by the'will oi'
the lord John M. Gould. lust tiled'for
probate. Mr. Gould Was a graduate
of Brown. wh
Wesleyan. - '
If we sell you a Stamford
Range we provide you with a
continuous performance in the way
of satisfaction. You are pleased.
more...plrtised, most pleased and so
ollowing. ' '
.It behooves y0. to take advan;
tad: of, this oppxrtu'nit' to smiic
outsmlle and be '9: willing-victim
(if our‘ honorable“ intentions,‘ for we
. Vl you a~ perfect particle at it
negotiableprice. f“; ~.
ig‘No one can treityotr better than
does justice to
her-pelt who will not try this funiotnt medicine.
enroll to itii cred t.
Mm’l’inltbaiii ihvlimi all sick women
‘ nor for advice.
dichloride to health free of charge.
. Address» Mrs. Blultliain. Lynn. Malls.
lie his father sitidipd‘iitt -
n: herbs. and
She has
., . H... ”mm
THE MOTOR-CYCLE. ~
How cute. Use It In Enforcing the
Speed'Law.
The iiccidcnts from speeding auto»
mobiles. that always mark the open-
ing of the ecason, have been unusually
numerous and appnling this spring.
and tho speedy motor-cycle. has been
the only thing that has enabled the
police. to control violators of the speed
laws. These little machines arc frilly
as fast as tho average automobile. and
in ii chase they can twist their way
through it,crowd more successfully
than couhl in pursuing automobile
while llli‘ piicc of a fast automobile
will buy a down of tho smaller fly-
cre. Already New York has over 30
‘liltll()r~(‘)'(lltili ill constant use. and
Philadelphia has Just acquired all
could number to replace a squad of
older and smaller machines. All of
those are the well known indium:
and besides those cities. Washington.
St. Louis. San Francisco. Baltimore.
Boaton. Denver and a dozen other cit-
ice and towns maintain motorcycle
ptillt‘e squads which perform a var-
iety of valuable duties.
Twenty ratios in 17 minutes 1 2-5
seconds means a sustained average
speed of something over 70 miles,“
hour.
man. De. Rosier. did on thenew mot-
or-cycie track at Los Angclea on a re-
cent Sunday. on a seven horse power
month. As this track is only one-
thlrd of a mile in circumfegence it
meant 60 circuits. at an average rate
of a lap over 16 seconds.
One of the refinements introduced
by motorcycle racing and. reslly
made necessary by the terrific speed
attained by the little tiyera is the
helmet. now universally worn by all
professional riders. This consists of a
very heavy leather helmet. such as it!
lowed by heavy woodan metal top;
for it has been found that .t 9 head.
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U. Ft”'ii."'
son SALE av
i. ; ’99? Will Munndetfih
That is what the flying French ,
worn by football players but reil1~_
is the moat vulnerablepart . arouse ‘
of ,
[that i i. in t_
Chocolate Pots. worth $2.
Austrian Vases. cobalt b
50 for $1.25.
luc. worth $6.50 for $3.25.
With other line pieces. English ware Teapots, Art
Vases. Pictured Jugs for plate rails. Steins and Flower Bas-
kets. it is an unusual chance.
M
The D. M. Read Co,-
v.r
. i" ‘ i.
As usual. at“ the end of the in
surplus at Special Prices.
origin}: put out broken lines and
At this time we have made‘ '
more than usual number of Bargains. We’metttion d ‘
few and invite you to come in and see the my.
~\ Ladigs’ Waists
A purchase from Mill~Ends;
cloth used for {$1.00 waists.
at ......
A purchase from Mill-Ends;
at
Sn ples of White Waiets. at a re
ducti n of the to 81.00 each. at»
cording to value.
White Underskiits
Tacks and Ruffles, value The,
at.
.s-son-on
Latins" Muslin
' Drawers
mt: --.,
Saluplea and lirolien lines, special
prices. . ..,
Bargains in" Wings
in?
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ii
. ,WASHINGWnlprii Berlin first
assistant. postmaster genitalia non-
seated to tilrtlertnvestifltsr‘tur proa-
osition Ito mks’flsmdeir w nation at
the New-villus! penitence. ‘llhei min
haqiiostton involMi-‘ls the. outlaw
announcement in the Humanitarian
othes.»'-- [Lindon be shown t Milo
a now getting their unit at ,.
t 0 request. Iranian. would be grant?
all Some olml'tm mantras the
requisite humour. while othtlrsi‘ny in
instinct; It‘lllilpomr will lmw
be orderedhto find out bailout-the
situation-la. * . l r .
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. WW 9'! Winner-
1 th ed for $1.50 Walsts.
(:0 us _. $1.00
....... ...49c
. .
"usury
Child's Fine Ribbed Hose, sec-
onds. 01' the quality .........10¢
Lndies' Mcrcerized Tan Hose.
seconds. 25c quality .........17c
Ladies“ Hose. white feet, per-
feet. 25c quality ............19c.
Specials
Ladies’ Neckwear
Regular price 25c. at . . . . . . . . . .100
Chiffon Veils
Was 500 quality. special ......250
Goals Pier Goods
Fabrics , «-
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at; am tom
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lmtiii *
it (would no a
. “‘NIWONOON 'FQQTItfi ~‘
t.." ..,.. A \n') .
‘ trunnion. 'Anli #qu
other: are having trouble about the
incubation or the firs‘oontrom tum
«It. 'Nrt’ Wright. fit rllttsJuiitubcs rdil-
covered that tonnage figment; glo-
pflltefl‘onousli mos 9' “ d - e
‘sylttmvto be insulted. lit host in;
.‘wlll have to be done to loop” iii-
tttrsil within the'limttr appropriated.
mar William 0."me tutti" i-
, tar wound, of the cussphrttllery
carpi. have been ordered-to," rot-t
.Wr-tgll't for‘consuituicn with thb oom-
tltsnm; onto» of ths‘No‘w» Loam
a tilory district as to what is to be
your
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