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AN
, swnn'rz
into 111 « ”MAINE?”
is about to triumph in the
._ a?“ the national diagrams of ill,
it the wreck. of the battleship
W Rhuso at Washingtonyootoo
"is approved by the Senate the
of the Maine will in raised so
be bodies of tho sailor doad
that! be recovered and that-In
’ins'tion may be made to deter
it‘posoibio. Whether the Mains
esuoyed tron: nu explosion with-
Q . r without. The letter to a point
kit has been (motleutly discussed
rvmlnd was sstiohod at the time
lhih's destruction that a torpedo
he outside was responsible. The
.llflllli ill theualnu was the torch
‘ started the colfluration ot’do-
Wt! in the United Staton tor a doc
'4 lion of war on Spain.
I timed by the House. the mud
Hill was ehausod in its general terms.
, to authorise the Work to ho don
the direction of the shalom-r
ot'tbe army. with the cmisont of
" t‘mlfllbllfl of Cuba. and provides for
mmm‘llthl oi 000.000. it was
" the inststanco of a Non- iork
‘ man. Mr. tiulsor. that the bill
‘ worded to require ‘i-ttisins' as
l as the "removal" or the wreck.
" list an examination can bo mltll‘ o!
‘ built to dotormlnowtlio mannor of
vessels destruction.
~Ow
. o speed autoinobilob travel in
ashhixton. North and South Main
. osar whom theat- highways
wimp at tho ilroad bridge shows
(thins propos oil to mnulato‘trat-
“ It the bridge again this spring did
‘ oomo any too soon. An arrest
to would probably law a salutary
on those drivers who not around
roots at speed and dart under
potrticture romardloits ot the lives
" , are being endangered.
W .
it not that things should happen
wish. but winh tho thins! Which
u to bo as they are. and you will
0 I tranquil now at lll0.~Elll0l&.
. Cook of Pulp lamp is duo to or-
gitt New York today. nooordlns to
report. Perhaps this accounts tor
titled cool “together
W-...‘,.
Wins ' iablishniont ot a city court to
' a the pnssnnt town court
promise or dovslopln; into an is-
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be scallion old-tushlhoud
in. ' aliasing tor throo days.
Chantilly Jonnio 0. list. tarsal;-
Nowslh movie. was ordsfi
W Moot llamas- tor luxuries”
tho séhoooer Mary Illinois:
“in I oolllalm four years
. honour save his Mil; at!
tho mm customisation tho
» Wmnw trots Iulthbio
’44
‘ :oreo oaks were round“ out l‘ at now
pours lhnt public opinion and '
’ out restnt the bottom of Havana 1
., If the hood bill. which DI"! ;‘
'erh on their halal—Pallet“
{tho Spanish Wnr, thouili the to
right to spank tho beer Mala-«Pas. “at o o‘cluclt'
sale (N. J.) News. Prelude—March. Faustino ... . .
~ . so Giovanni
Ji’hilaoiloi Knox. Jr.. should not be he ‘33:; ‘ trolls} Cahuuwhmflgd.
.uatisilod to show iathor tin can soil Quartet—#13“ Nlhll‘l a", m.”
bluish automobile and thus show tho Oilvot.
W-mlle.-Nul‘Wll‘li Bulletin. Bantam—«lie Was Des
, upon which on: anonr's suitorinan .
MW . . :y‘
htolllnlisn‘s White lAbol, no.“
”A" Ioolooot- alto! Harlot“
, ”Evans lodls Pals ills. dosh . .u
“M. Mimi“!!! I XXX AIeo do," '11
Q t J. hurlio'o Portal. ilosmllhw =
' ll. a J. Burke' s Poi-tor. dos.
Aniua ...
o ooaoavil oaosrasr
I' town own-r Elissa. I. "
hm!
spirally mother to lraudulontly ob-
nan a divorce for the New York sher-
ill trout his wito.
The tuners! ‘o'i htaioi Gonorsi (look
was bold in Ultimo. .
'l‘ho of tho East Avenues
Motluhilst Episcopal Churdh list! 88.-
80.0 rolled toward tho erection of n-
7how church willow; , l
i Tho-omclslhonrtl at tho Finit'hl. E.
IChumh took the hrst stops toward the
:brocilon of a new 'ohuroh. Rev. clan-
ilnii .l. North announcing that the mob
ator would be further considered the
Julius Taylor i-tao rm Cases has to
Drink Gators Him Today.
“John Conley. was hailed last nisht
tor drunkenness and vasrauoy. sud his»
his; nuisance at himself in Urinaton
place and west avenue its‘ was ar-
roatogi on tho trout porch of Charles
'1‘. Dimond‘o i‘tlIldouod. its was com .
milled to Bridgeport Jail for ten days
tor vasrnnoy slid iluod til tor drbnlton-
nails.
John Lucknali and Charles him, an ,
rooted shortly botoro midnight in its!
mood strent tor fighting. this mornlna
made counter charm against each
other. and a charge at assault sud
following Sunday. _ breach or tho boson was pretend
' * ,‘ “MW-w nsto’aoh.'l‘hoiroahsawnrouon~
RIGHT 'ro THE POINT. ti unit utitll this attarnoon at bo'oloclt
under it bond or ‘50 each.
Harry wants and William Dunn
worn undiir the influence 0! liquor
whon tinny ontorod win bloc bo's
lhoy entered William bloc bill‘s
place to North Halo otroot, last nisht. .
Thorn was a picture on the wall and
tho nion tried to buy this Ur Mo
:(ironibs rofusod to soil. and while: ho
was busy tho ninn inmovod the picture
and disappeared (‘ornolsint was roads
to tho police. and Duliois was arrostod
with the ploturo in his ooaoossion. its
was charm with thoit and drunken
boss but as Mr Mot‘ronibo did not
wish to press the thott shone. tho
oompisint was changed to druoitonnoss
and both men wore lined to and costs
0000 FRIDAY OIIVICI.
Music at tho First Cmsroasuoual
Church Nnruiii Good hlday oven!
inx. will be as hollows; service basins
Dr. Cook cabins that ho is coming
but to New York on April 2. hotter '
malts it April i.—-8oran‘ton Tribuntbito.
‘publican.
. -O—-
Pivot. Matt Henson oi the north polo
Expedition is making a noiso Him a loin-
‘on from which the Joins has boon as
tuctedwlmton Tribunonopubli
can. 4 ..
.Sv . "4-.” .
la a hen a bird? it so twill Assam.
blStmau Radélide's bill prohibit tho
amnion from wearing Chantiol tenth
tithing
Call
a r v ......
New Jorsoy may he the mother of
trusts. and. as such. she mm. the
blood.
Alto and Quartothtitno Ulto filth.
Construtlonalvziym HEY
«A . .
Lilllit or the Society of am who will 3:;g‘:g,o”‘w..“‘¥..§i: Elif'i‘x...
never look tho same min. We soc nous Milo ills?
ond ll. *Bl'ltlutiDOl'l Ptllil 1 Qnsrtotw‘l‘hon CHIN Josua Forth
From the Judgmmlt ilsll.
Oman and Quartotm'l‘he March to Col
. ......
Th9 ouston Pool nominates Jen
«...... a... .
A CHRISTIAN! ‘EUTY.
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v.sry
linssmAnd Whon The) (‘smo to the
Place
Alto and Quartolmllmh. slim-u Head.
monitors» Hymn loo.
odor-‘Aloxrotto Euproasivo. on.
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GENERAL IILL'I CONDlTiON.
WASHINGTON. March unnatur-
Gonoral J. Franklin 1. Boll, Chis! oi
Burn at tho. Army, who was lniurotl
vol-lords? in an automobile acoldqtt in
which lira. Major ll. .l. Slocum Inst
ioni- life was said today to bo moovw
ing as rapidly its could he nimntod.
His bruises are still very palntul It
was statod. but no internal iniiirlos ot
a ourioua naturo ham appeared. its
probably will ho 0011an to his homo
at Fort Myer. Va tor several days.
A ooronsu‘s Jury today will inquire
into tho circumstances which led to
the fatal collision or the trolloy car
and automobile and ondeavor to fix
the :wponaibillty tor lira. Bloounr‘o
dost .
Tho Observance at Holy Wseii. Gobi
Friday. last". i
Amid all the diversions of opinion!
in tho Christian world thoro is sun-it
one point on whivh all Christians nan
units-tho commemoration of the din
culminated on the cross or Calvary.
Among Ensiinhnooaitlns movies. that
is the only one day in the roar which
by common consnnt has been railed
"'(lood." l-‘rom the cross of Christ
flow nil the blessings o! His atone-
utont tor the human race. Can we
not, therefore. ‘tiovoto that one day in
the year which We know no Good ll‘ri
day to a rotiiomrnl from tho world?
Can we not sound it quietly. reverent
is. avoiding every kind of amusement.
and so for so in us how swirling all
business? t‘an we not devote that on
day to our ltedootmr and to Him only?
Tho services in ’l‘rinity Church on
that day are essentially gospel sor-
ticoii Evorythlns is plain and sub.
duod. no elaborate mimic. nothing but
the gospel stories of Christ‘s passion.
They are simple "smelled services.
in which all who love the lord nan
loin; will you not units with us?
As we hold, in the utmost rover-anon
the dying commando qt those whom
we have loved. or who horn loved us.
shall we not obey the last minmsnd
or our lard. ”This do in reniombrsnco
of mo?"
Shall no not sound Holy Worth. and
especially Good Friday. in tho most
earnest preparation for our master
Communion? Having buried our sins.
let us on that day list: with Christ to
slowness of lilo. and on proservs our
hotliuo Ilitl' souls unto everlasting lilo.
('3 riotlao mouth. on do not 11
liarl : sol: you to coins to this aim
on Child Friday, but on do implore of
you to. no to ohm-nit on that day. Whoro.
om troumyounillhndlnmr
iibmadlste noishholrh
Vii some ohtirsh
3mm Ell"
‘TRiNlTY OHUIOH IIRVIOII.
(load Friday. Martin hrs-10: 80 a to .
tiltit'lllllfi prayer: 11-! Three Hours on
tho Cross. Meditation on Sovon last
Words: ii p. 111.. main. pram sail
satin-as. 'l'hs Cmoillslon. by Btainor.
will bo Calvert by the choir. not. Fran
oil I. Clay MW. ll. 3.. minister in
chat“.
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' also ontloavorito sooano tho iii-
odioionoy and to avoid tho so-
noyatloo pt ohsaslns soars in
within dull.“
Goodman is the one list In his
liar ’on which we can all that:
our. nosvonty Mot
so Mill slots at
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any way you ilito. outrun will,
. not would until mwwn an ,
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Come
Everything Has an Eaétor Aspeél Charadlenited by Thoroughness
l
v ~ in Every Line
The brilliant display oi Women‘s Costumss. the exquisite ei'i’octa in Walsts. the high class novelties in Laces. all the sssson‘ s
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now and wantsd shades in Gloves. the smart ideas in Nockwoar, the new display of Dress Goods, the garlands of Flowers
and Ostrich Plumes in the mlllinsry section. the new Spring Tailored Suits. the fine display of antor Hosiery. and
our exquisite showing of Jewelry—in fact, no department in our storp is neglootsd.‘
ere Saturday and View
This Beauteous Display
The Emitter Tailored Suits
and Coats .
Have achieved an added beauty this season. owing to the
introduction of may graceful little touches new this season
Barrie of the designs are quite intricate. but have that reflect of ._
simplicity which marks the highest attainment.
At $15 up to $29. 50
We are showing the usual bl; variety of pretty styles in
Tailorcd Suits you expect to find at the Boston Store.
Spoollil Junior Suits at 88.98.
* up to $15
Plain and fancy models at urges and latest mixtures. rop-
resenting splendid values and styles.
Full Length Coats at $12.
' up to $25 ‘”
Except values in several smart models in Too (low
art. Serge and latnros. All are made in the season’s moot
approved «yin. and the tailoring is the very. m.
Thé New Dress Goods
Nothing liltior the display over soon in than parts—every-
thin is here that‘s!" most snoring and fahtidlous man
demand ’8 in to suit all tastes and qualities to suit
all pocketbooks 0 describe the same is simply l bis.
There is just one way to demonstrate to your own satisfaction
and that‘ is to visit our Dress Goods Section Saturday.
There are hundreds and hundreds of yards from the best
mills in America.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
At 31.00 Yard
so pieces of Plato and Striped English Satin-finished Pru-
nellas and Solelis in the complete color line. including all the
newest tones; a boautllul. rich. silky finish cloth to soil at $1.59 ,
a yard. at a dollar. . _ .
At 6% lord 5
’10 ocoo Mhmackaodmsshw Mun
big :is‘olllng’tl‘oth on the market. For separate skirts and
res ts.
Easter Waitis
We tiller many discount styles to select from. made of
fins Batiste. Lam and Lingerie, handsomely and dalntily’
trimmed with faces. medallions and embroidery. Styles very
appropriate for «outer wear.
WE SPECIALIZE
$2.00 Values - at $1.50
33. 50-Values - at $2. 98
Misses Wsiéts, sizes 14 to 20. at 98c.
it so and it 98
Dainty Silk , and Cotton
‘ Wash Fabrics
This is the section that 'attracts the crowds.
We’ve de-
voted our entire renter counter for Saturday's exquisite ahow- ‘
log. it we had three times the space. we could not then do
justice.
The daintiest and rettiest sheer Cotton Silk Novelties you
ever saw-plain Toss:
WW4 effects in two tones and solid colors. Himalaya and
rbar Cloths. English and Domestic Popllns. French Lawns
and Organdiea. Scotch and American Zephyr Gingham; Satin
Brooke in plain and stripes. French Di s highly memoria-
ed.tltathavo thsa ppearanceolhlg hpricedsilks. andahost
of others. COME AND SEE THEM. YOU‘LL SURELY
WANT A DRESS OR TWO.
Smart Easter Neckwear
In the prettiest and dalntiest effects conceivable, especially
emphasising the great varietyof designs at medium prices.
Pretty jABOTS of Lawn. trimmed with Val. Cluny and
Venice laces; extra value at ............. ...25c and soc
Handoembroldered JABOTS. rich shoots. also some trim-
medwitthl. delunylaceaat...... .......... ..pdc
DUTCH COLLARS.1nade of Laos. trimmed Lawns. at.. .asc
Embroidered DUTCH COLLARS. trimmed with Cluny
and real Irish laces. at. . . .ht.so up to $5.09
LACE prs. in round poitued and oqmnofimpa; $3.00
alells‘es
Gloves for Easter, Wear
The Glove store was norm so well pnparsd o‘s now with
all tho moon's now and wantod shados and standard colors.
Thobostntaltosaroprssotttsdlnsllourosrlmllnsssodqual-
At 8100 a Pair
ruins m, "r. at. .."I-clllp Paris point ombroldorsd.
s-oilsp tiny and limit sum
. «button Chamois Gloves. in Whito and Natural.
Al 31 so a Pair
o-clssp Wmlloo.” in White. Tans and Elaclt. sell stitch.
ins. unbroidorod habits.
lion’s z-olsspl’rlamfllovos. intone.
39oal’alsi
subma- tipmmiorhtmio
”New Easter Hosiery
The pretty» shorts in Fins Sill: and Lisle Hosiery aro‘
shown hero in oxtsnalve variety.
woman's nnscx sun cownuo 811.1% soon.
with silk foot and (finer top. or lists solo and parlor
topmodlumsndilg insights». .....si.5oandss.oo
COLORED SILK HOSE. to match your new gown. at. $1.00
. Walton's BLACK. my arm snouzs noon. in
tons and boot patterns. new and attrsstlvo‘oilscu.
.tboasnasoooaoss-.soay’o‘...soasposs..as‘sc,37c”d5“
CHILDREN Ag: KIQSEO’ HOSE in Lisle. moreoris- 1
Id alkali.
Jewelry for Easter
h Silks. plain Pongees. Rajah elfects.‘
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