sounnno 111 mourn
11.1.1111
Steinway ana othermakes of high grade
S HANDS.
Pianos rented, Stored and exchanged.
At any rate it 11; time to
ink Gut 3551' no» canals
and hat»: them ready. Our stock embraces
VEI. VETS MOQUETTS
Y1 BODY BRUSSELS AX‘IItINSI'ERS.
$511M (inflow. and Yortloros.
NOTTINGHAM CHENILLE
SWISS RUFFLE, TAPESIRY.
ow
3319511552 Matting
Aft’Saltracti'be line. at popular prices. .
Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Shades to Order a Specialty.
3“. 'Dxckcrman 2) Son.
South Nor'lmlk. Conn.
It Was the flrxSiSS, ' it is the host.
. lithe only coaster hmke that has
boon gOOd enough to flood no change.
It Increases the utility of tho bloy~
S do; it déoteoscs the éfiort noéeSMry
‘topropclit. S S. .,
Sore pleasure; lot-Is exertion. ,
Ask your dealer to get it for you.
Noycr put off null tomorrow whom
1 pick and
I across the Countbry Club's pundit.
, boon 111nm telling ry u 5 Austria- bud
11 x“. the 32, 500 policy was dccopted on tho
shovel)»
0 short out, oxclp’t .
h13111111 ru-Woll‘. we wont n‘St ml d
Subllcy . g
homes for can in South Africa. tho
votc oil 159 to I10 voted the solo at
£15,779 .00 for transports and ro”
mounts:
Sir Blundcl Manic. Conservative, as
smtod that Britih holllcors who 11nd
puroh'a‘s‘iec brok‘éu down Animals at,
trovagant 111 icon and divided with the
sellers. the prlco charged tbchrItlsh
government above the, actual cost. tic
demanded the appointment at 11 com-
mlttec on lnquhy.
Lord Stanley, financial uocrotnry o.
the war omco. said an Inquiry would
be made into the matter and be bollcv
ed that the accusations or corruption
brought agalnnt the Brltlsh ampere
would be disproved. '
Mr. Broderick the war secretary,
said the war omce paid for horses in
Cortland £42.1n Canada £30 and in
Australia, the United States and Hun
gory from £20 ms 25.
Later in the discussion Mr. Broder-
ick sold a teleg’lam bad Just reached
him from Lord Kitchener announcing
that between 50. 000 and 60 050 troops
were now suitably mounted. The war
secretary defended the good. quality of
the horses bought abroad.
EXPECT BROKEN RECORD.
Perry Belmonl'n Ethelbprt will do
Wonders In Suburban Handicap.
NEW YORK June 7—llor's‘clnon la-
mlllo’r with conditions on the Metropol
ituu Circuit are looking forward to a
broken Iooord in tho running, ol’ the
Suburban Handicap next week and one
oi! the most rccont .lnstl'licutlons {01
this belief Is the latest performance
of one of the most mominont candI
dates. Perry Belmontc Ethelbert
Over the c0111 st of the Coney Island
Jockey Club at Shcopnheud Bay be
worked the fastest trial over shown for
a suburban handicap. running the mile
and a quarter in " .06. and his boy was
pulling him 11p all through the lust
I‘urlong. Horseman who wrtncshcd the
Work soy It was the bust prtvutcSpcr-
tormunco soon in ycms and one of tho
best eve-1 soon. The only trlul whirh
cxccllcd It that they could 1' call was
that ol‘ Tonny, when In his t1 l 101 his
famous match rnoo wllh‘ Snlvutor ho
workod the Illstun'co In 210554. The
moon! at that Limo was 2: 001,43. made
by Kingston. which In the match race
was nulliood to 205. ltthelbert‘ u wo1k
was done in impressive style the
horse at no tlmc apparently being or
tended. In the opinion of horsemen
mo Shecpshcod o'oulso thin your in
factor by two seconds Shun it 0101' was
before. Lust your Brighton was the
fastest truck on the Metropolitan Cir-
cult‘. but this your It will have dilllcul-
ty in holding its own with the Concy
island course.
0
KEY TO FORBIDDEN CITY.
NEW YORK. .l‘unc 7~Accorolng to
to a Washington dispatch the NotlonuI
Museum there will soon place on 0th-
bltlon the lock and key to the front
gate of the Sacred City in Poltln. The
gain is immediately in front of the lm-
porlul residence. Tho Chinose inscripr
tion on the lock Mil be translated.
The look is on iron cylinder tllrcu toot
uud tcn inches long. Extending from
tho cylinder In 1111 iron rod bcnt back
that it might puss through the gate
hasp and into the lock guide. in the
luck are four tumblors. Tho koy In or
iron and Is about four feet long. The
lock and key were sent through Min-
Ister Conger as 11 gift to the Notionul
Museum by the Rev. W. 'I‘. Hobart, 11
Methodist missionary in China.
M
DELAY IN CR¥0NGENIC LABORA-
'\ MIDI'JLE'I‘OWN. Juno 7~'I‘hc forth-
coming issuo of the Wenlcyono Univer-
sity Bulletin will announce that owlng
to a variety of unavoidable causes. the
work of countruCtlng the liquid ulr
plant for tho Cryogenic laboratory bun
been considerably delayed and will
not be complctcd probably until after
the coming commencement. Some Im
provomouts In the orlglnul plans have
been made whlcb will in tho and. It In
bollcVod‘, amply Justify the loss of time
and oxponso they have occusionou.
Experimental lnqulrlcu involving the
use of high procomoc with such up
[1111 runs as in nvullublc bbvo ulroarly
yloldod interesting results
' WWW
BHIDGEPORT DOG CASE.
BRIDGEPORTI‘. Juno 7~Tho Su
promo Court dcolulon in the turnout
dog cash of Tlxomus .l.lxor11 against
Police olncm- Bernard :I. mention wus
Imn'dco to Clcik Ha‘vllanu In tlil’s coy.
yesterday.
Common Pleas Court orrod In glvlng
jud‘gmc‘nt oi the dbtcndnnt and promo
11 new trial. 91111111111 11111111150 $2qu
dnmcnoo‘” fr'om tho patrolman and
.lxidgo Curtis. uttcr hopping tho «m.
donco. found the dog Was doing 11on
chlof and tho killing wan juutlilSanc.
Judge Baldwin timid tho dog rm mg
lutorou and tho kmln‘g' unjustlllublc.
therefore the owxltr was untitlhdto
rooompupce ' All“ tho judges. e‘x‘copt
.‘Iudgo Andrews, who dissoutod, concur-
rod In the finding on .l‘u'dgo Baldwin.
um
Rocksrsttng'sag' 1' ACKNCWLv
s'r mot 111111.11... 74A poor
$200,000 from John 11: Rockofulloi' for
the fut-thermal? of scientific roooorch
Im are not yct known to thin
ii
house or commons. last night, by u '
The court limit that tho ,
s A ‘ "
'l'llé dottflls '1)? tho bolls. Y; M
uncou-
Corey but In
illsurundc’ on ‘g (3
the company oclinod totakc tho risk.
owing to no youth of tho boy. Corny
also admitted that he rolled to secure
an additional ii]. 000 applied for when
1117le of young Grilfln Witness denied
that he ltngw cn‘yt’bl n l tho condl
mm or tbc‘ eal‘tll ctr ,
all until after deuth 11111 011 lonrno‘ll
that he died of quick consumption. lie
declared that he claimed onc~thlrd of
the amount of the insurance owmg to
the {not that undor tho circumstanccs
It uppe‘nrcd doubtful if the claim Would
be bold.
Eugene C. Hill. the lust oi! nix-cc men
indicted, will be put on the stand to-
day, and the case will probably reach
the jury next Tuesday morning. '
In the examination of Corey today
the state endeavored to show that Cur
oy. while keeping compnny with 11
young woman named Wahl. residing
in Springfield, lnlormed the luttor lust
November “that ho had just insured a
young man in Bridgeport who would
not live long and expected to realize
quite a sum of money from it.’ Carey
denied making such a statement but
It in sold the state will put on evidence
to prove that Carey so stated to the
young woman before the relutlons of
the couple bccumo stx'quoIlS.
KLONDIKE SPRINC CLEANING.
Millions of Dollars Worth of Gold
Washed from Mountains.
DAWSON, MaylS. vln Scuttle Wash“
Iuno 7-Thc spring clean up season
Is in 11111 swing in all parts or the
Klondike comp. Millions or dollul's’
worth of gold dust huVe been washed
from no: mountain Ilko lumps of pay
nlrt that wrote taken out by tho curly
of tolling minors through the long
woury months of w.l11tcr Within 11
month $3.000. 000 or $4.000. 000 more
will have been taken out and the wash
log of the winter d‘umps will then be
llnlshod. The spring clcnn up of the
comp ls estimated at 5151100000 and
the summer output at $10. 000 5001:0111
dust is now coming lnIn llmvson .1t the
min of $30, 000 to $l0 000 a day. Altcr
two or three wcollk the road will be
dry 11de it will flow In at n huavlci
rain. The trio Ixuil'ks core are lxuslcr
than they have "an tor months; buy-
Inp.‘ ore 11ml rcccl mg the dust “for
storage. 'l‘lxe‘ blg’ “trolling compnnlos
arc rccelvlug a grout dual of dust I11
payment for goods: udvnucod to min-
011'. during the wintcr The camp Is.
in 11 flourishing condition and every
where good fooling ploVnIls. The oral
shipments of dust to tho outside or
any conscqucnco will perhaps not start
for a wock or two 01" “I‘ll.“ tho rlvor 1s
at n more stcndy stugc ml the boots
run more regularly. lowcvor there
will be a rush of'pooplc out by tho
very first bouts and all will carry more
or loss of tho prdolous product. The
work of washing up Is In px'ogl'css on
all the creeks and all nrc scndluc, I11
dust. But 80an of tho nxoro romotc
nooks uro not ucndlnu 111m l1 lxuuxuso
of tho muddy (Olldlllllll of tho roads
or 1.th ruins.
ANTI-TAMMANY CONFERENCE.
General Conference Will be Held To-
night In Citizens' Union Headquarters.
NEW YORK, Juno 7~Anothcr gen
orul conforcncc of the six main unfi-
'1‘amn1nny organizations will ‘bc held
tonlght in Cltlzcns‘ Union headquar-
torn. Robert C. Morrln. chairman of
the cnnlmlttco on Invitations, will pro-
scnt a list of several organizations.
which. in the opinion of the committee
should be invited to send representa-
tlvos to future conferences. The re
port of tho committee, It is said. Is 1111
1111111101111 If the report In accepted by
tho gonerSal conference tonight. Invltu-
(Ions will be sent to the additional or-
ganizations for tho gcnoInl conlcroncc
llcxt wok. Two morc organizations
lInvo ontorcd the Ilolxl for tho ‘llght
against Tummuny in tho muyornlty
campaign. ’l‘ho Austrodlungurlnn 1111*
tI-Tommuny Association. which its ot-
llcors assert I'oprosenta 30.000 votorc
of that nationality. 111111 udopto’d reso-
lullons pledging Its cmncct effort In
on operating In tho union (11111110 113111th
'I‘nmmnlxy.
The trudcs union political louguom
new organization. composed of I'oprc
dontntlvcs cf’m'ganlzcd Inlxorglssuod :1
stntomcnt last night. culling upon
Working mon to work and vote ugnlnst
Tammany. S ,
VETO BILL STOLEN.
SPRINGFIELD, ”L. 511de 'l—nGovor-
uor 'Yntos'o voio orb bill oppropri‘ut
tollo. which won pnsco‘d by 'tho loot
legislature. has boon pinion from tho
oilloo of tho uccroim'y or state, pro:
uuurnbly with tho belief that tho (“8
uppodrnuco oi tho vcto meflfiltlio Would
nullity the noto ltncll. Adup Ionic or
the utolcn tumor was immodlutoly m
bored and Mignon by thonovcrnor tor
tollo was under contract nlxuilIl
otuto rclcrnx ccbbol at 111115. 1-111
lulled. iSnIl his cluim mix (or building
motorlu whlcb [rho clalmotl was utter.
ward 11111111 by the TSSStnto Without rp-
commute to him.’l‘ a bill was retool.
oil by two has '
'i‘hc subsistence oop rtmcnt he says.
‘ ‘. Wheuton
' commlasary department.
. toiled.
Int; 528.000 for tho 1'11le 01’ 011w Pm"L ,
in .
’ szel‘ul Weston,
.. . ”exit“
11 00 troopy 1111‘ 11111111: supplying a
. , S lll dlvldod Into S
in ny ctuti iii
11 It Ityl S S
1111151111 ”1%“? ore. worn
limo sovo l t 01111111111 prisohers who
Were being fed by the government.
In In superb condltlo 1
thing utatcmcniu 1111
delved from all the
In commnntg‘of t
mom. has tnkon occasion several times
"to spook In the highest tonnes of the
Motor ISutbcra davotcc comical-chic
'spn‘co in xls lottor to tho subject of
heel; supply. For tun moot port tho
moot rations served the troopu ls tho
rcfrigorutcd or fiction boot although
111 1101116 or the interior points‘ whom
thero‘ In neither roll or writer trunspor
lotion this supply In nocoSsarlly cur~
He had sent beol‘ nlxty miles
Into tho lutdrlor with bull cults and
native drivers No notes as n romark-
nblo fact that thls burst was transport
od through a country infested with
lmlrono and small hands of'lncurgonts.
yet the curt drivers and supplies worr-
not molested. Ho cog/‘9 they mutt have
paid icll to the tribal chicts for bad the
there would now been a daily ambush
He says there In' need of more water
transpoxtatlon. and it he can It be
Would coo 111019 110an boat at the In
licence on tho sick mum; lo quite
marked. The more fresh beet used
the butter being the health of the
troops. ‘Natlvo heel from which the
animal boat has not entirely departed
Is not healthful.
speaking of u particular feutnxo of
the army ration. Mr. Ruthors sold:
"'1 ho bco‘f slow with vegetables in
the finest component at tho rattan ever
put Into the bonds of troops. It will
take the place of fresh 11cc! when tho.
latter cannot be supplied for homo
time. and with the addition of homo
lxmd tuck. coffee, sugcr salt and baked
beans you could cut on army loose
from its transportation for some time.
It Is the finest ratibns for "hikes" ever
put Into the hands of a soldier and is
highly praised by them."
Major Ruthcrs stays for some time
be hood the English urmy rations (bocl’
stcw‘nnd potatoes) in two pound cons.
which gave satisfaction, but does not
compare with the beef stew lssuc of
tho United States army rations.
Ho alto Bay‘s that the standard emer-
gency ration has given very good sat
lsl’uctlou. At the some timo he adds:
'A ration of heel slow and vegetables,
one pound of hard bread In tin. and 11
tnblot of chocolate I would put against
any uo-callod emergency ration cvcr
mafiufitctured'und It would not causrx
lntcstlnul Irritation, of which some
complaint ls mode."
SURVEYING CUBAN COAST.
Naval Vessels Have Been at Work for
Several Months Past.
WASHINGTON, June 7——'l’lIc Novnl
surveys which lxnvo been in progress
for some time along the count of Cuba
lxnvo disclosed the most uvoilnblo hur—
bors for cooling and naval stations In
(1180 thcnc are established in accord-
ance with the. Plait amendment. The
Euglc. Yuuktou and Vixen have been
conducting these surveys for many
months. and most of the main hm born
am now M'ornpletod P1obnblyj the
most Important points are Cape San
Antonio III. the oxtrcmc western cx
Ircuut yot Cuba. 11ml Capo Mays]. 111.
Illl‘ cxlrcmo custom and. At Capo
Muxsl It has been found that more is
11 Ice! ”Inning faI out into the water.
and that them In no suitable lmrlxox
within about forty miles I’mm Ihl'
cupc. 'l‘ho buy of Nlpn appoars to
ule'd tho lnost nvullulxlo harbor in
that loonliiy. At the other extremity
of the island. if hns been found that
Cnpo Sun Antonio has no harbors of
any kind in its lmmodlntc vlclnliy Suit
ublo for a naval or ‘cbullng Station.
This locality Is regarded as extremely
lmpmtant from a naval and strategic
stmlpolut and us it common 3 the
Yucatan punsngo Most of 9 large
harbors nlgngfiho “0171115111 und south-
ern count have. been surveyed and
chur.tercd those of Cicnfuegou and
Guantanamo apparently being among
the best on the southern coast. These
smvoyu have proceeded without any
rofmonco to the political questions rc-
Iutlug to Cuba. although the WM 11 Al.
ICltd yoccbmpllu ad will bc serviceable
when these poll Ical relations are llu-
nlly (lctel‘mluod.
:W ‘
sous 0F REVOLUTION.
Annual Meeting Held Today In, Nathan
Hale School Houoo'at East Haddam.
EAST ilADDAM, Conn Juno 7—-
’l‘hc 11111111111 mootlng of the Cbnnoctl-
cut Society. Sonu oi? the Revolution.
was hold in tho Nathan Holo‘ school
houso horo,‘ yesterday “utteru‘txon. up-
wards of forty members bolus protect.
Nuthuu llnlo Chaptor cutoItalnod
Ibo Sons of the Revolution at the 1111'
111ml nssomblugox Thcxo was 1111 ml
nIIIulxlo collation provided by the lad-
Ion of tho chapter.
The following olllcero woro cloctell'
Morgun (I BIIlkSoloy. of
We Ip'ronldont.
li’I'osldcllt,
Hurtfortl;
tor l1 Wnkoflohl of Hurtlotdt‘t 1'12qu
Suror. Cploncl Ii C. Wosuol “of hitch-
llobl: registrar. Willicm ll Andrcwaa
Ill Norotonl. chaplain. Roderick R1
unford. of Now Hinton;- out of mu ‘
' Kora. A. Floyd Dolnilcld. of Nomtou:
Dxxvld ll Could or Soutbportl Isaac
W Birdsloy. of ilrldgoportz on rl I:
ll Shoot. oil lldrlooliz‘SSN
, cm. of nonhumlt .
Hurzti'ord
Armonk N Y... John S.Jouos.of Woot-
, pit and H‘cnford' 11; aortic. or New
Nll‘ltzg'orold. oil
'Sll tic 111 Autumn: ,
‘ I? ll “Hora
supplies been noc‘omliuh‘léd by escorts ‘
Dunlol N '. .
Morgan. 01' Brl goport‘;ubo1'ctury.Wnlv 1 '
Ibo Roy. H N. Wayne. at
‘ rituin1-deiogoten to tho mooring at 1 ‘
A 11 1130 *
Kill/ICINCS) GOWNEx, lull lcnglh and made of white ann
wxlh pink. blur: or luvcmlcx yoke and bmdcr. . arc decidedly
dainty and much loss oi a luxury than an cvcry tiny necessity
for the hot (luys to conic. IS’mcc $1. 75; with dotted Dimity
\ukt 11nd hm'dcrwuu atldccl touch of daintincns-$2 25; with all
«11 c1 cmbroldcrcd yoke and Dimity border, $2.75. of solid col-
or C‘rcpc, pink. blue. lnvcntlcr or cream, with Sotiu border,
$.3- 75 ‘ I ‘ "
llunily 1' 11111110 Gowns of light colors.tri111111cd with Lace,
$2.011. ‘
Mother Hubbard Gowns of solid colorLawn, tucked yoke,
$3.511: Mother Hubbard Gowns of (lulled Di111ity.$2.50.
Striped Lawn Clowns with (lccp sailor collar. Wattcau
buck and Satin Ribbon tics. $3.50.
Suspenders ‘ VS Nglljgce
Vests ° Shuts
THAT is the question. or rather there Isn’t any: question
about it. now that we have soon a bit of genuine June weather
We have them
A particularly wor—
-——.\'cgligcc Shirts get the decision every time.
in all slylcs and of every sort of material.
thy grade of colored 15050111 Shirts has two detached Collars,
111101th style Cuffs to match. 50
501'. .. c
'I'hci1 price
.\ v1i111ilal'\cgligcc SIIiIt for boy;
A REFRIGERATOR EXPOSITION
TI 1 lR'I‘Y
picked from (1111' Rolrigcrnlor stock. so complete is 0111' showing
Refrigerators. no two of which are alike. can he
of \‘Arious sizes and styles. Quito 11 little Refrigerator Expo-
>111ch we think
lcc (hosts $3111$7
1":11‘11 ( it} lullwcx “aims $575111$18
Handsome Hard \\ 1.11111 lx’clxigcrnioxs $0.51) to $13.
Columbia Rolrigcrntors $12 to $25. -
llost motnl linml Itch'itrorntm's 11121110.
\Vlllx'lk‘ l’orcclnin 1.111011 Refrigerators $35 1.1) $(15.
Perfection of sanitation and economy.
non M MAN .5
Says he has made the best selection of Women's. Missos' and Chlld>
ron‘s Oxfords this spring of any season yct.
Having bought :1 low counter-
mamls from tho bout mallcrs of Shoes and (:1111 give better quality for less
money than otlxcrnu We soil from maker to wcurcr and warrant every pair
to give satisfaction. I
$3. $2. $1.50.
$2.50 and $3.
75c to $1.50.
$2.48
$3.45.
Try my new Put. Kid 011.. soft us a kit-1011‘s car. for ladies.
Women’s Wino Kid Oxford. liounsbury. Mathewson‘n make,
Mlsscs's and Chlldx'cn‘n Putont Lea. and Kid Oxfords, from
Men's Flue Kid and Pat. Lcu. Shoes. tony $3 shoe. at
Men's Put. [1011. 11nd Rusuot Oxford.
burns SHOE smut,
Sour” Iron 11011.1(.
If You An; Bulldlng or Repairing .
WSo oa‘p lnfaruf you.
S LIME. for plastering.
CEMENT: Imported god dambstia. Round In or
Portland ' “Allax’lPortland our some 1y.
BLUE STONE. all kinds and sizes. a large) assort-
mom.
. DRAIN will) SEWER PIPE. an 31198.19W041pIS'IDOSIIS.
Sarcoma SAND. trauma. Prawn. firth. rm;
Molt any Clay. Mick or many grams.
mu 1qu about GM]. Idler. S
101111 n.rrnc1‘s""
Burton 115g. .V ‘
prolific? .
Irflcorpro
‘2- .
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