miedwut 8 o'clock: All ..Mastsr at hand of
Masons cordially invited. D asun- because-.0! ..
Beach W. M. Robert M Wilcou.!tlous and leaders in mulch,
3.0033118” that ..tbe.
«Chapter, 910.: 30.. RM. M. may about a, 9 that 33
a?“ In Masonic Building South City ,here a personal repreeelttntl
, a street second Tuesdays of oi4he president mightbeot assigta’n
' each month—July and August a): in composing the situation."
«Meow-oi 8 o 'cioch. .3 _ ‘roh- Just what Mr; Lind may do and!”
Masons cordially invite "‘LCbarles has rested is causing a good deal of
A 'Tuck, 1-1. P. Robert W. Wilcox, speculation, the suggestion beinz' dd
‘ 380- . - vnnced in some quarters that perms
‘ ' “ ‘ ‘ he might makeutripto observe conch
tions in territbry where General Garv
use is in control. For some time
NM- v.--._.'_‘.;.. ..3.
Congressmen Donovan and Kennedy
stand by the pl esident, after all. Lon- {resident to a. large extent about the“
Eli rk crowd. Congressman Reilly. 8d him NOON-1" and he went t° Em .
te. .
‘ was absent,, but is understo t be tone to recupera
d m 1. (3d 0 ' Administration oillcials are emphatic ..
Ollpose to e repeal b" This makes i their declarations that Charge:
’ nmldeut'fi cunsl bill, so far as the co City to conduct tiny routine ibusl-
Connecticut delegation in the House is 11863 that may anisemith the Huerta»
..cpncerned. \iahun was outgppken government- in none offiMr OShnilKh
neeinst the repeal from nessys transactions. however, it is
“‘9 “incomes out. here. in fowluewm‘i’
K ennedy ivns less positively for it and involved the. policy of the Washingto
lollergen' s posltlcn_uns havering uu- Government being to deal with author
til the final vote .wus'taken. lie voted 'ties in do tactor..control.3 7
i-witll'the administration in the prelilni.‘ , fifera‘cei'by Egg!“ “”3“: 21:2:ng
. .- - to elexcan ongrsss e o
4-... '3 23?:30:::1:n:::::r bait £32112? :3: to the action of the United States Go
ernment in connection with the pro-
auoted as saying that with him the pond reassembliugot‘ll‘ho flag-“e Coll-
ouly question was whether the law vio. ierence did not imply. in the view or
3 ioted the Hay enumerate treaty. He. pillows here any recognition to the“
c finally concluded' that it‘did not' M filmemfimmmma ' '8'?" ’
- General Hueljte. h»
33 Donovan stuck to the president's side 8886 ‘ ‘ *'
ltil the may ..through He didn't say 3°96 as to invite me, mum
nuch—dust‘Whistled and sowed woody: cellency, President Wilson _
\tnnlford Advocate.
~~3~-—-——o—-—-_r—~
HERlRlNG GOES FULL DISTANCE.
peered to be it own...
1y technical oil-stools to _
Lout of the original alien 8 33 3
Young Kiant clam Unsteadily, but sembling of the We contentious this . . ~
1 year, Secretary Bryon be
the diplomatic uflcers so
8'try which was a party
Hague conference. .uuttius damn that.
they designate the Ministrutlve. couu '
. , Finishes ”Strong
‘3 PARlS, Texas. April ilrJl‘lle Giant
nGoits, with young diet-ring in the box,
3 annexed their fifth .galne yesterday.
lbeating Paris by the score of 5 to 1.
Herring started by hitting a man and
allowing two singles lll succession,
' 8w hicll netted one run. but settled down
note to ‘
, guises. allowing only four hits. This ls3 This note was..prluted and moon?
""tlle met youngster to go through the u as sent to Nsluon Oifihunghnesisy at
nine innings.‘ the Mexican chattel, who in the ordl~l
8' ,N. v u‘. NiNE sums RIGHT.
7‘ .N—ifi—u—o
G. C. N Y Can't Hit Kronich‘fold and- 8
Moses. by do 5. Two NAP PITGuEfl
NEW YORK. April 3.——'I‘he New CLEVELAND 0.. April 3.-—'l‘,l3ie
York University baseball team in ttlle Cleveland American Association club
the .8 Mexican Foieign Office.
A...“—
WATERBU RY GETS
defeated the C. C. N. Y. nine handily Pitchers Morton and Myers to the. will
by a score of 9 to 5- on Berkeley Oval. terbnry, Conn. club. Morton came 1;.
. Ohio Field owing to the soggy condi the team from Columbus. Mice,
" lion oi- the turf was-not used. Berke'l- Myers from Charlestown, W. Va.
.ey Oval did not prove much better 333 Pitcher Jack Frost yesterday we
'tlle ban soon became slippery. causing transferred from the Whiter-bury club-
u number of errors by both sides. to the Cleveland American Association
~— . , club.
[as ono Noeslslouuconolncrl. W ,
our cumulonl‘: communion Knocks our...
olmmmv. April 3.~=-Anred De om. Pneuonmm. . .
former World's pocket billiards chunl~ DONEON April
nion. defeated Robert atone or Water- Wells. the English pusilist, last night.
only. the state pool» chm'luium at the knocked out Albert slut-lo. a practice
’Ihetcre an “audience otmb’but 500 per the seventh round
nous, last night. 150 to 1808. who on... ,
v necticut man modelslsood showlus and KINBBLL -
" out the end at the next do the lust trams RROFEMlONAL.
. the score of 120 to 112 in his tavor.3 Mormon. Apri 8 . ,
., ~ In the last frame, however. De Oro ran 'American , accustom
thirty-eight balls without it brook. hitchinso'n,’ an English p’
in edew weeks; into his [doubts lest » . 3
night means thut Henlon will have to‘ PAMDIB cure»; 1mm Av
' ‘ .14. druid +001! . .
3 , 33 ».
he lied windows cautnln and not night.
initial appearance "
were the only Connecticut members to William Bayard dials had advised the
rgan and «Multan went with the Champ Constitutionuiists, bllt his health taili- ..
the record three to two against the OlSllnughnesay will continue at Me“. ; .
roll of the 8,peumanent court at urbitrm 3.
tion, at The «Howe ..us .me‘mbsrs of a
special committee tourranzc .tlle pro: .,
and from then on held the locale run glam tor the third 891319178009 i ;' '
nary and routine “way. delivered it to ..
opening game of the season yesterday last night announced the release ct;
3.—~Bomburdiou -
Worcester billiard ind .pool parlors. ly unhuowu French heavyweight in 3 “
9W3
888Tlle Newll’ Coats
Varied are the who. in the men
'i‘oplfloats for analog. some anew drip
lengths, others three-quarter
kimono sleeves are the. ‘iule; ruffle, at
neck; fancy cutie; ulsny loos mul-
med; also mire coatsf; 83800
see our styles Morrow to be
90stsd (m rthe new «cools.
.03 speciei.meutlon——excei- ' The _ :New , Novelty
. .. t “hummus..- ..mggtiiguL'ei’ii‘“ ”“1.
' " ' surest-airy clc'ili'e'
,, _ Whine $10. 00m Made of English ' .
wood. in my and brown mixtures; .. -8 in a“ 93° new “i 95 0‘ , . ,
with convertible count". slashed i-ooc the-Wilde» the 3., r " ‘ '
islets. and with buttons to match minute iniuylagfidficep.‘ :38151819 lnl‘lIlS are
" ' held nude in crepe,
this greet bu gain?
88row and see themestadlsninag
only a few examples ‘;, *.
ENGLISH SERGESL
inches wide. iall
Where can you expect to duplicate
- 10 000. yards of brand new, up-to-tbedllinute styles oi n
‘ Dress Goods and Silks at lowest. prices in America.
‘ .A bold but positively true; assertion.
and ..our small «expense me they; in
Easter Stilli‘,
3 3 values-up to
length;
should
v. ell
The Fabrics are worthy
douuuy weliteilored.
is
Our tremendous buying power
wt; prices (possible (Joule tomor-
uld share in the great savings we mention.
P MN‘TED SlLK £R‘EPE 95 GHQNE
-. s '36 inches wide in all the new
Miods or due selected yarns, M.
will absolutely
..shrunk and website": on colors
..lund block. lolly awortll. exdollar a l
surfing alludes; value fine psoyard
Tomnow ..... ' ............
BliACK SATIN MESSALINE
38 inches wide. heavy close, wov-
.‘Vm‘d Tomorrow my. 59° 3. on material with Mil churmeuse
3‘31“,th ”90.pr finish; value $100 per yard. To
LQREPEB. morrow . 9c
._ in all the new?” nos of ten A-LK'. alLK (HEP: j~pE OHIME.
mahogany duck neutrino. my 40 inches wide in all the went
7; end! black Special. per yurd . i. all “colors and black: value $2100
.........81.00Md odourdqmorrcwa.....zm.es
27 MGM ENGMSH
..W': all thela
. lire a lustrous silk;
r yard Tomorro ,
, 1,000 YARDS w
including all »th
. and Moatterne; veil!
: .holunn’ow. .
’38!!! to ho
31“
momentum-inflow 3
The best mode, absolutnlyudm .
«colors. will :stuud both unendin- . ,8
“"hfififi‘f onus .1
mmmfi ‘
3'8 inches wide all colors Per
tots! .-
..-¢--..nue'-3"'
' _ lumen muse
’ Mum ., 38 inches wide; all
be new spring styles; mine. .12 Mo
"yard Tomorrow 9 34¢
unwound own nor ,
unclud 3
..Mc,
: We've ”WWQ mmnflulte betchamflug as thesen
for $9 9.8-~by actual comparison. :they are in Level-y nay
«equal to Suitsiioid in other stores at 815.00
8
»_ .
“with will ’ 8 dollar and
@lubroide front s,,
; mulling s weft like
3
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‘ -8..never before, .have ..we
BEST that can be obn3
‘ on
urn «endddingerie and
are innuendo luftbs new
..kimono stipulder. style
eflect The high
medicl dollar is shown
8.3100985 mall as a .num'- .
her of models with the
pointed collar; .
displayed such. a8 large
. variety of waists :xlt
ml lpay you to fie
these waists More
ltil’ylng elucwher‘e. Ev-
“but Hoe
iery» here you know
011011va ‘ "
I“ .
tlhe“
ed for the price.33
products 0
33 reliable mall
um given :plac
here-rand only th
[[310831‘. of them
MK ENEMY-N
in years has there be
80 Great a demand tar
as»
h. o. ‘
t
”ii. and ’n‘li‘lnoly' usluon
able shades here in in
838M312”
otfiemfinlthml copies of the milled
shout 9dr“ utyies, are. Mn Jn our
poteworthy line 02 Suite lit $3132.98
3 Many models in the taghionhble Serge“
. .and mum coipbiuutim and an the
.oth endlug tonnes, in all- the rover
ite coloring ' 8 '
Jackets in. th‘é‘, .1auutyhnlero, bosons
lend .‘peplulu styles ; «Skirts .eh0w:;the8.la.
..test- tier, minaret “ounce, drained-and
dolly top effects. ‘
.3333 .,"
. 3,»?,, ..«mcguexance at positively the iowestmrioes
.Enster Suits .1:
value to $22 50
va‘. “2‘0 exquisite. 3n“, models, many Masterpieces of the..tailor'snrt,.these
Boeinndlltore’s .mt undereeliing su-
premacy.
tail of style they compare favorably
with finite «sold elsewhere at nearly
.douhioour price;
., there are many exquisite models or
silk poplins. silk; moire, in the rare
new Paris shades. so much the vogue.
\Every model is an exclusive-one—
.more charming Easter Suits are not
to be had at any price.
\
'Mugn‘incent’ display or. the S’Dernier grl'; damn Wurluwlth a8goruemls
collection mf- Americas snout clever annotations. ,.
diatom. even',.iminuble.dfifiollhniou style and color to harmonize
..with your newlupmnu unit or motmnd no matter whcmpric‘e you pay you
., hove the absolute ”enthuse cumulus less than receiving more quality
l3
and style than in.nny«otller store. ,
_ We have added about 200 new styles for tomorrow to our already
8 immense showing. Worksheet)!” cinnamon 1111:9110)! modeledsmeilm
‘rumyttbe Mudtwonm or mwmwn 91mm. @11an flame .linest
Our value giving supremacy is undeniable Pl‘omorlgew we portray the“ I
3 latest conceits. hinting of the many stunning new models. which «will find
‘ 9! their host expression hereduis spring ‘
«Our: mountain relations with the best creative .tolents oi .the .mrld' s
taehion centers enables its to display a. profusion of the rarest; types or '-
$18.00 Suits give ample evidence of»:
In every" line. in every de- '5: .
Besides wSuiteuor the finest cloths.
'I‘IZIZI:-ZIZI:I:IfI:I‘I :a ’
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