he annual meeting and
tenor theaiiiorwalkznuiidi ‘ .
idol atonement. it adulation. l" b
. held at the cities he t'raylor.
eases
Forecast in , y. ‘ walk tidyioinityz;
Falrangi its out “ ‘ '
hightr'sctl event.
carrot? tiii t , pant Th “'1‘ f ' ,
twcn your: ‘e no i. ‘ e s .. o ,4. Coaches aged at hon:
sufficient: . i is deselenywnlcnxpromneatt'l he of
modify the
Hi
such an interesting nature. owing to
what promised to be .a difficult legal
entanglementtbas been insulation! at
court and the case will not come to
trial. Mmdoseloti‘haspaid for the po-
tatoes. which “he claimed Were payer
sent to him. '
WTbe trunk or
poorly packed for your vacation unless
it contains a box ofMImperlal‘ Grown
“tel”;
klohcma,
in . -
aim prevanszin
al portions of.
;,repprts
Mon 92;
oh max-
ciga‘rs'. “l:
U' as ribs
Maui; within
.iéuchleb McKenn‘ey Talcott. of the,- old
(it‘d/Militia arm or Tsicottdt Posh of
p 5:011}; “mom. gun. fartfordhis gang of old stash He was
‘ “in a (lo 3 h worn» n on v. «e. seven y- ye years'
a 8. t... mi”? ”a” a He hadb'e‘en falling for a year.
and his death‘ms hastened by the hot
wtathet; oftwp weeks ,. . He leaves
itivo'vohiidren—na sonzan a 'aughterrliis‘
wife dilid six years ago. , .
.Professor‘ Frederickdfi. Lynn :is to
Milan“ residence in High street ,re-
modeled and rebuilt. and“ durln'tt the
course of the improtements Professor
Lyon will make his home in one of his
cottages at the corner or High street
and AKBayview avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
of Union 'Park,
.. yesterday. to
e i “it
Lawrence _ Wayl'ofiiiimwood ave-
nue :hastalie‘n a position in the store
of 15am on Sen _
(tortillas; the, Jerome
:V“
m
The Fife and Drain Corps Associa-
tion 0! Connecticut. composed of about
forty corps, will hold its annual meet-
ingin Bridgeport on. some”. one:
American ,iGrsphopbpne .Drurn cores
is making the arrangements. A“bi‘g
shore dinner at Pleasure Beach will be
hire. bedrhnde B. Cannon. of New
Haven, is a ' on t there’sidence‘ or
Mrs. 14.0“ in south Nth-walk,
\Aitcr-ya two we ksi vacation, Frank
Nfliilerlgs has resumed his duties in the
otli’dé‘d Johfi‘flrlii'srris in Washington
street.
Mrs. as list player; or Middletown.
has‘hoeh he guest of Mr. and Mrs.
The South Nor-walk Fife and Drum
Band will attend: . v
. Wm
Daniel Green and-his wife. each sev-
‘ worthy
elation of .
w .
itit‘Golden; .
' diseased case is '
Rowi‘aiicosl otBayview arcane. will
make ‘thelrf‘hbme witthrofessd‘r Lyon.
: what The Knot) Mrs. Silcclt beingthedattsr's delights r.
one oifi‘the features of; thersgatherinal 1‘"
e » a
urk
yd
Paul G. Schultze;.oi“8ofllld.view Tei- WWW? 0“; he! . committed to the . ~ _ .
‘ . Bridgeport aimsn‘ seven ’saturday.
1396'. . ~ ‘ a
. w,“ thereto spend the last days, as both .-
‘ ‘and cannot hope ‘
are broken in heal
M“ Lynch. representing the High- to be prosperous again. Fifteen years
land Brewing Company. of Springfield,
Mass" was in South Nor-walk, yester.
dayJ'-afte‘rilooui
Mrs. S. R. Case. of Hartford. who
has~.been the guest of Miss Mary Cun-
ningham in Washington street. has re-
turned to her home.
digent they met at the:alrnsbouse and
six months after leaving that institu-
tion were married. Their final. part
lng will take place. unless somethihé’
unexpected intervenes; on the suspect
their first meeting.
. —.-Eureka Rebekah Lodge will give a
lawn party at Mrs. Walter nyatt’a.‘
Stuart Ave. Tuesday evening, July
16. All Rebekahs and their friends are-
invited» it stormy; nexttalr night.
Contractor an ”r w. Mather. of
Ndriv‘elli; has neatly: completed a not."
tagetfor ,Twuitrahiiil' Andrew's. at
Footer heist. .Belle island-
W". , . .
Ji‘he ‘Ohrlstian , workers. of Bellman-
laan «will droid stipends meeting i is
evenin” ‘ "ill-tile verandai of G. F. We.”
ters’s‘cb to H
‘ ickory muff.
Mil“ ‘. 'ii.
at ruev‘olon'r vision THREE
to uni attendeesqnitIMto.the. pint. tiles
voefslGloss Garrlage Paint would wear
no, longer"th‘sn,»othm.t Extra weight‘
"'9“ “5‘53“.“ mash-covers thicker:
Wears;ionger._ ld;_%f30mstockwv\tar.
klili fimw, E.’ EN hitter-endow T..
i'r‘o‘witt. , . .; a, ..
——¢p......._._~.
1 William G. Kinlock. sixty-five years
old,‘ a prominent citizen' of New Brit~
sin, died at his. home? on Chestnut
strst yesterday morning; He had been
. sulfernng from paralysis for about two
years. He came to New Britain about
titty- ‘years ago fromv»Tariffvllle.w die
was a leadi g republican and was a
mlttee, for years. tie served in the
lekisleture in 1,895. lie was an old sol-
dier and served in the civil war as a
member of Uompany 0. Sixth Connect,
:icut. - .
‘ 'li‘t» . u" . ' ‘ .‘
W 'g‘ The plant of the Merriam Manufact.
'j uring company at Middletown was sold
. . at auclton yesterday by orderéof‘the
. a court. The. purchasernwss Henry-is.
; New on. of New Harennwllo- it: ietun
. . .dera ml was acting inane interest :of
epic of Durhafi. wherethe plant is
‘ dilated. They‘ll)? :.1l;sa‘:z.ililil‘nh:i the
,rty is s, cc _aso,o amor‘ g
'tiii’hoo; mi. “in:
season
e" colupany manufac
Appetitew =
is not accomplished by; inferior- :Wimgf'?“ “gem???" at ”"9?“
iced. The‘t‘ifitf‘sl’ld thelbsst only; '
satisfy bungee—shallots up the also
a? eithebody . '1
e 'hhh‘dls‘ one kindw-T‘i-‘IE’
Whetstone» it“ these:
; .
‘ . 4
i ‘éfi't.
9n
Only 9. few of theinridgeport machin-
ists armout. the. others having return-
ed to gogfundefi the oghdltlomi ml‘ilgl;
e late are p 9'," can as
wx'eeltil ago. The (awry co coins re-
need and say thatlthose outmsy never
a sin, find opportunity for employment
T ’ hostility/a t tci the then is estia
‘ . ‘ jzlptiiiilimildghud communists
l‘ theioimiilamd. toesomgmrk in
cities where the nine-hour movement
was successful. . .. ‘
i;
if
i
olui
"enclosures ., .. . .
‘ weakest onacontinuel flow-st us; . . '
. , [opening] The sodawstnowmlta’hrst
, clash. at it will helium»;
. ,esmhhallehsrgec ,own
(3% ‘ s apparatus"
..
. , :5 l .v.
i
_‘ )‘ .l‘hr -‘ 1'}
fitfigfih wool "
u
use while both were temporarily in; ‘
port“ having‘all‘the“ machinists they ~
I.
member of t c republicautownacom. . . , .
, :3: fol-:hoifi quality
t it!
Of a.
in we.
bar ‘ ‘ V
locating .
it
are“,
.i‘
. WREASONAfiL‘lQQQNEi
' anti in a first-class manner.
v" H II
It L75 ‘5' I.
All sisal. 3 to 1%. ..
a seal.
‘ ‘l‘flatters.
'1. t
n . .
so. animus
' h tot yd.
eyvrcd ‘ damask. worth 25c.
Whitetlawn, worth 1234c. to
. i9“ Q-T‘kr.
J“? Aifiwool black times goods, Jac-
quard ”pattjeril, Worth 50c ’yd.’~~3so.
Aligwml Cheviot.
wort , 0c.-—- 9o.
Wonge‘lt’s l3)
good colors,
lack lace stockings,
Tiie'flow
For quotations inquire at ‘ anytime
' " seen u
tomorrow clothe‘neyttday'confidcnt_ , _ .
f-just: as seasonahie as were WW .1
Crea
mostly
in”.-
““10 sub
ill.
'hil ,
that
lice has
or else
the policy is weak then the party is d.
or will
‘ when the manile‘wealt, they will say,
. vote for the policy.
"You see a bigvadvertisement in the
paper. and you get the impression that
you can go there with very little mon-
ey and buyogmat deal and have it
sent up. But when you get down‘ut
. the store you find that you can get
. nothing but old stuff that you do not
Want. The bargain counter is a snare;
where many buy things they do not
need; simply hecause‘they can
them cheaply. The mall who puts
good apples on the top and on the
tom.’ with the bsd‘ones'in‘ the center
is not a good man.
”1.“ it better toteli the truth always?
»- Many hold that is. half-truthr or fails
$0
r
ijetcheln
i Meals
The Itlfchcn ’5 clean and. cool 'l‘plum you .
Uher’ a
when
‘1 i i
Notions
, Gee Renee
The rest of the house is always com-i
.’ forfsblc. ‘ Nut": beenuu
ml: HEAT 13 concerns rm
jusi'whm needed. and can lie
:‘anned off at a memoirs
iy
i
.‘Me‘ts verifier
, Matterhorn ' ‘
I,“
hood is
. Pythlsn
a
Marlow/Sc. iii-roe-
reeei‘a. .25 . .
A M '5 tan Russia call shoes,
{ narrow, widths—nfirtgor‘. Q ‘
Men’s-$‘r and $1.50 fancy shirts ‘benti th
neonates-ashes." men.
Rev. ”Harvey Barnes, of New Haven,
New, Haven. holiday evening.
Harvey hornet '
He c mmcutl’ed with a reference to
he matinee
have a reputation for purity and high
morality. will :go to New York and
»‘ ere will delve into all sorts of win
;' hers and nastiness.
f i “There islylhsln the church‘atid the
Christian profession. Some men: s ,
do. evil. that good many coln'e. There
hare always been in the church men
who cared nothing about religion. but
f,“ 80%?llsetgs‘f‘lflhflor businessmrfagm
. ave a a ». same vet)» w lo air 0,. ~ »_
* church. There have always been its- 3‘0“, mg; under the shade of 01mm"
sociated with the church men Who the yield is
- were grossly sinful. and unworthy. A
hypocrite. in a,
‘ society'and ’toit
hie state of affairs:
‘ "Then there is‘xlhe lie in politics.
the field of politics there is always a
:: fair chance for difference of opinion.
’ High tariff, low tar-ii! or no tariff at all.
In every p‘arty there is some good, and
more or less. probably more. of evil.
A man whorwlll chaste trom one party
to another for the suite of holding of-
lnsursnee in the state Last ‘
' . ‘ ‘ , temsyu‘stulntord‘mlepram
st annual. ' ‘ “W
‘infigq‘t‘o“idéiii‘ancefléfilnlsslouer not» .
. old byths‘endomhent‘rsnk oi the
nishtsof Pythlss. whose slfairs are dren who,
‘ no
, 7 'thebus, _. _ ..
, 2’ olihe'ctleut. addressed dudes“ :iiiilii.
._ melanin entail policienreprs
r
7 "4
in. v‘
, .A’lot‘of. soc. paper-bound hooks
icy. popular authors~15¢- ‘ " n
" “ veil writing paper,
”15c.
ty’meili‘a lislegloves, biotic. tan
and‘graymni/fic.
’ W men’s inney llandkerchiefs,
m
hooking for One.
M “m HWW‘WW M- E- mm“- heat. About 12.000 acres were set out
WW- this season, the; start being late and in-
0“ auspicious.
soiled a'sermon
[t of digging."
«truth as set up by the
continuing. he said:
ncare living double lives.
a reputation for honesty
nose in their ,. dominantly
as
l)
room: day they are found out in ,
‘ r sins and than the world can see
what fihxms they were. This is the
e‘ . _ .,
men who in their "own towns
.
if.
av
ch penis a menace to
“it. rules etern-
Ill
either been a tremendous “in
he isabout to begin. Wlen
say. vote for the man. and
get
. e
bot-
He is a liar.
e.‘
d
permissible. it is declare
that there are certain important cir-
cumstances which make
sary. This is not true.
a lie immiscible. There are things.
however.‘whleh.other phonic ousht n
a lie noses}
At no time‘ is
t
to know. and under such circumstances 079393” WWMMW ““le devoted
we should not hesitate to tell inquiriers
that owns 0: it‘leir inlaino|srtd w
' ‘ wows uouarre on
here in this church, or some sound 1: in thls'clty.
do. you suppose [would‘let the pa rs
ght hold of it to spread out before a lot
of“: greedy" readers. . ‘ .
thereporters out. The matter we id handled t is; mornih‘
be cooperation settle; silli‘nohtohnte avenuo'hy
spread-oil over the commentary; "
0;ng have an order of Masons and of his wheel caught in the trolley tracks
. e owe. ‘
order—the order of honest men. What trout of one of the teams that we
[I needed are, men who are ’
ll‘ speech and action:"
susmss‘svrstt oer.
No; I would js ut
I would have a new
truthful
M
Your; .
re
rt which is...
d store is penalties, shows
nets theorgapisatl lip.
til ed ,. all “to
' d'i‘teu solicitation
, At: the be ioninh of the.
liclsatori'isunoo.fem.
d on Dec bar, il
i,
re l‘
it m 1.18
elm
it .0
elongate; u ,y.
_ hi Petite destinies
. (wart Metal 10”
t t lose! the
‘ ya
‘ h’ attend:
groomed w
9! “
‘ “la ‘
DOM hill
to . 3
an attaiioh catalogue
: a briet‘hlstorlv of. the regi- ‘
is to be presented as, a cow ’
venir to thevulemory» ot the late cap-
lain
0.
all .
. . . tlsella of that torinnwm
endeavor to make 'the‘ occasion" one
that will reflect credit limit the has-
pitality of old hitchileld.‘
woern neurones.
Rains caved the‘l‘obseeo Oreo—Many
Planti‘l'Hd'ii to ‘hs asset.
The roilirl‘ofE the last weak are esti-
mated to havebeen, worthv§i,ililo.000 to
. Gold, wet-weather retain.
ed‘the"early growth. and for a fort-
night preceding this week the crop
suffered from drouth.
In the northern part of the tobacco
li‘oWlllK district, which includes a-few
towns in southern Vermont, and New
Hampshlr ,many plants had to be re-
set, ‘hund eds of thousands of pi e
being bought in Cdnnectlcut for t is
purpose. , . ‘_ t
‘ The crop as a whole has been free
from restatthe most trouble1i , .9 hey-
iug‘ been the wire worm. w ch bores
into the stalk and causes the plant to
wither. The introduction of improved .
machinery has. resulted in the cultiva—
ka's Negllqee'i‘firts. ‘ ‘
Some Stocking Bargains.
, Mollie, sections colors.
‘5 Each year, and about this time of
you. we held an important sale; of
men's outlay shirts. The showing this
‘ season is diner and moreysripd than
aim before. the priessim’ost tempting.
{Men’s} Imoford cord
v White neokibiinds, pursuit
. stripes, sizes. 14 to 11 y . ,
Men’s percale shirts. ’wltlli‘tw'o separ-
ate collars. cockipal'r cuffs to matoh‘i 20‘
gages to choose tram.
W
. mm mulaesa
tsin surplus“ y, .
smarter-dams
belowvslasr '-
‘MWQ; up”: ‘
hirts. him i, Pure.
teor tenor ., l
.499. ' “ t
sizes 14 to 17.
, or!
« Women’s
h _fr
lion’s Madras Shirts. with'one pair ‘ "W
cuffs to match, We value, special. 59c.
. Men’s best quality Madras Shirts
. plain-white and 'fancyvistripes; 98c.
~ some erooKmo essentials.
i. . . J» “vim—fl ‘1
. when you can thy (1999' . .
a new price; if lit 'nee‘d‘hf‘thern; it pays
to buy. These stockings are very
cheaply. priced. qualities considered:
. quality ,
stooltlngs. seamless (Jasmin y
Women’s fast-black "seamless ’ hoes,
page or drop-stitch“, full range‘of sizes,
(3
Good
women's block
shaped ankle, plain and fancy ribbed.
Women's Superior Luce Lisle
lngs. warranted fast and stainless. 56c
pit l‘. ' l: . .
Children's Extra Strong Stoc" .
spliced heel and too, fast color, 1 c.
Men's Black and Tan Half Ho .
s liced heel and toe. lisle thread, spun?
a lit finish, 12%;” {filth l
. _ 9..
open laces, oétsiiaiehtyfor
mer wear, 250 pair.
in Whitehall-est.
Men’s, 131
. pinki
. Women's
milletmake. la .
an“ dhsort ale volt
length venture
'sises.‘=3. i. 5 an
arrears AND‘P‘l‘L'now'h
. w...
The ‘resdyytoau‘se i
slips has shout ill
inm-
stookinas st
.,:ivolnen'e ,regthla'ck
Hale-finish hole.
_ appoint tore
Connecticut ‘vdli‘ey tobacco growers lilo. ‘, . lietnntedpilio 1
who had begun to fear that the crop Women's fancy hose. stripes and cotton, size 42
would be destroyed by the withering dots, 1214c. " "Hemmeti'pil
brand. New stern m4
Loom. no. 190;. 21°, «in
e’l‘nstitched , pll
12 c‘ av .
. Hemet‘itched pill
limit-inch oriisgr‘leh. y. ,
‘ . mills or Fruito Loo
. it Hose. ‘ .
n'e aura:
Stock.
ties of larger acreag’cs by one planter.
A few years ago eight acrengau a
large amount of tobacco for one pinch .
erto set out, but there are several
tlftyr'uor’eiplots this year. 4 ‘
Several Sumeld farmers are growing
The expense is large. but
heavy and the lea‘f brings
a fancy price.
MALE“ A HAY CROP.
.——.
So Much Rain Recently Has Damaged
That Out.
Farmers are having a hard time get-
ting in their hay and it is estimated
that not more than half a crop will be
secured, this season. The conditions
were against a heavy crop. as the
drought of the past two years killed
the roots, while the weather the ptlat
spring. made it grow high, but it did
not come up‘ quickly.
Since haying came on only a few
lucky farmers have been able to house
their crop.) One man said, today, that
he thought that's tabulation“! a crop
had been taken. he has “rains re-
cently bad ruined a good (i . of hay
for the farmers.
However. corn is ticuriahingraild po-
tatoes are bustling and everything is
moving alongnicely. although aircrops
are a e.
I
PVTl-ilAN SUMMER ENCAMPMENT.
‘ PORTLAND. Me, July 16.——Every-
thing. is in‘readlness for the formal
opening of the his summer encamp-
ment'of'tho New England Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythlas. at Long is-
land, Portland harbor. and- already
many knights from various parts ‘of
Maine have arrived." The formal open-
ing of the encampment took place to-
day. when Mayor Boothby and all the
members of the city gDVemrneht were .
to sports. Thursday to competitiVe
drills and entertainment of Pythlhn
sisterhood and Friday to a big parade
H'ANDLID BY OIRCUE‘MEN. .
A man' named Hogan was roughly
nth 023i“ yrtle‘
theme (is. u
Circus. He was ridilix disnghhn ‘
:
allil"’hll was throw 1.151% ) ‘trtound E
‘lleing sesame South’Norwhl’k': who
they [are sitlhihitlhg today. ,, lio‘
reportsd'tllo' matter to the police. a d»
hiisgone to south ‘Normlltthlsattea
1
You’re ‘
Enough '”
The Underwear at its thinnestii‘
enough. just now. r ‘,_ ,
A popular price is 50 cents] ‘
satisfactclll. movers respect- as
allililllwlowsecureu: «. ,
‘ The results of our eiiorts l‘lr
lilai‘Salisfaclonl. " We are sell
‘ sidelllb'le’ Undeld lipids." "
v- Wes'éill‘illIe hi’g'herpjl god or“:
,. correspdudlnolll; wellISeljo‘ j
» Straw-lists, as liahl as is
Windham" ' f
«it
meme aton- sue
gem-H ii.
noon to, try‘ and identify the men. it
is possible? arrests my» follow—«lies-
esrunuspfir »
no. me it than as,
iér‘Wigwi
r:
Bridsepor
iii, .
first: at y
. i, ,, ,.; ,w‘ “eylotetl
from: monuments in atéi‘ or, . and
indies swam to turn;
Brides results thither:1 ‘
w "tt ., i i’
new
mod to the
”scheme \ of . 1
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