rotec‘tsd by '3 has also automobile provided 111 - stall and the lids consult their on route, spread - he table‘s A s‘er- ' les.or volurettes, Hungary, having a "ustructed. oposition to give a Admiral Cervera, punish fleet out of to almost sure but who, in doing (lens and testified to H, st because he c Snips. the guns 1e had to meet efi-iven to him by 11d a radar 111 the on— e 0113 of the men 13.11 most from the on- 11111111. Lieutenant the first giver. I111 will do the work i: mailieii1ntician31s stool” by tho govern hearing union labels (he plan 51f orj mpoaedsor tru __ib “tablet in all , P ppear at New ugusi 8. It will heal cry town in the d up Co‘nduntor 0 311,11 ii'avon , his roll: iron: ‘ 31:1: young indies begin to snipe his with mailings or verious' cob increasing. 1111131111 3111 b6 lined on all hate V, l1 11 11111111 by s leading 'niillinor has 3.1 Iranian and stuck through , not or velvet at the front. ' Green stockings are very tsshionlsbie ' , we an know”, and will be 1111 the soil , season is over; but there is 11 question 113 to' the: wisdom oi wearing them uu~ 113‘ 0111593 test are perfectly sound. Au ' 11111133101131 nose of polsonin in reported min wearing them even‘w wen there is ply n slight abrasimi ot the skin, canned perhaps by an ill fitting shoe. 0! course a woman needs the protec- tion of n 1111131101 when she has on n Shirtwnlst and short skirt. just the same as when she has on a handsomely trslried gown ot fluffy material, but it strikes me that it would be better to harry one or the "rain-andushlnes" with such an outfit and lay aside the chiffon and lose pnroool to wear with tho dressy 30111138011111 will ask “What it we hs've but the one of chiffon?" Then. I say. it 11111111. have been purchased for show and not for protection. and it would be better to use It for such. ELKS OF QONNECTiCUT. State Aneclatlon Will Have First An- ., nual Meeting in New Haven. The Elks“ Association of Connecil cut the mombership of which is made up from the dozen ledges oi the order in» this state, wl lame its first annual outing In New liven the last of this month The associdtlon is of a social character. and the Outing will be at tendpd by representatives £10111 the on forent lodges. in 'tho state. Charles S. MncGllvrny. of New .111 you. is the president: J. 1‘ Smith of Dot-by. vice president: Goorgo Bmd loss. of New London. secretary. and (I. J. Dillon. oi Hartford. treasurer. The executive committee consists of George M Deming of Hartford choir~ 111nm 'l‘homa's ii. Hellley. of Mcridon: F‘. J. B1'.others of New Haven; S. .1. Downey, or New London; A .l“ Howe. of Derby: P. J. Murray. 01' 'l'orrlnqtrm: R. D. Fitzmnurlco; of Norwich; J. Mc- Glynn of Danbury; F. H. Bradbury, 0| Wntorhnry. and Fred Mastorsou, of Bridgeport FIFTH nsomsm' REUNION. To be Hold at Bridgeport, Thursday and Friday. August 3 and 9. The thirty/filth annual reunion or ' pic 311111 1131311113111 0. v will be held in Bridgeport,'l‘i1ur3dsy‘ and ‘Fridoy. ' August 8 and 9 the onerolses Thurs- rluy evening to consist of a camp. fire at tho Atlantic hotoI.Tl1c,businsns meeting will be held Friday toronoon. at 11 o ‘closk in the hotel. blunafs Till served at 3313113101111 3 ifirnoon thorn will he an Pleasure Bench. 1 The oilloers oi tho n33oogstlon m‘c: Eronlrlsut John A Nichols. 01 Stat 131111: ‘1 ord; :'«vl"oo president. Rnfi 1111111111 of 113nm. N 1].- 11111111111111” Q13 Horace Winslow. of 1111111311113; seei'otury and treasurer. E. E. Marvin“ of Hartford. The committee of nrrsnglllhénts is 113 Whillown: George N. Raymond. F. .l. Booth, William E. Beers? liarlan l'. Rum. E. E. Marvin. , i W BOARS lN WINDSOR PARK. it is stated that tho who 11011111 in Windsor Great park hrs to be 311111 by orosonted to Queen Victoria by tho king some years auro- during a tour in India. The animals 111m largely In ermsed in numbers. and have had uto be killed at periodlcnlly 'i‘liey 11qu boon n censidernhie source of nitrite tion to visitors. but. they are danger- ’ 0113; and several pnople 11m 113 . eponpod lunar-New York 31111 WW 1 Joseph A Shirloy, says the 11111111111111- . oils News. has redelvod from his son. Foster 0. Shirley. the pen used by Ag-i v, tulnsldo, 111111 haters his capture. The, ~ holder oi the pen is wholehone‘. somew what thicker than that commonly u in hit 1111133, 311111 to he very good, Ent , 1 - tho tree ‘33 301111 113 ‘ 3011.111 nlwnys well advanced; s ‘hiinsiy. tor a very pretty walking ‘ :6 handsome featherduid on its order of King Edward. The 11311! was 3 country. 1 instead of ending,» 11' adult d “ ntmsntwrut 31,111: i place. Apply ice waiter and pounded ins. 1133311111. number of cum the 3111111110 3 are more those of, exhan‘s 11. no fuss is not as 111111111 dnlshn «311.3111! may even I111 polo. P111311 1m. 11113111131111 ioehls‘. and no dlmculty in breathing. in those canon giro stump units gradually. and be sharing 01 the ion and cold water. ' WW CAhLED ON THE SAME GIRL. Two brothers hurl the habit of call- log on the some South Side girl Ono oi the brothers. George, was to take part in some private thoniilenls 111111 the girl had promised to iii: up it shut and a pair of shoes for his costume. The articles were to be dellvoiod to her on a certain evening. Frank, the Second brother, look it , Into his head to call on tho girl that same evening. Frank knew ncyhiug or the urrnugemont George had mmic with her to help him with the cor.- tumo. He ran; the l1oll.s3kod the mold to tell the girl that. Mr. Allen had called and sat down in the parlor. Tho maid went upstairs and present ly returned trying hard not to Smile. "Miss Jones says she is busy just now and that you are to send up your shirt and shoes," was the message silo blinded Frank. “What!" ho yelled. “[111 to take up 311033 " “Thanks but it's oold out to night and I may need thorn myself to no home with ‘l hope Miss Janos will be hotter in the morning. NoVor mind. i will close the (IOOI myself. "~Chiengo Chronicle , your shirt and Strangor-03ll your [super 3 grout advertising medium. do you? It isn’t worth shocks i put in an advertise moot last week and didn‘t get 1111 11113- wor not one. 13111101 ——Mv' My! New was your ad voitisement woidod? Strungona“ A poor young man wants 11 pretty wife who can do lhousow ork. " Highest Cash Pnces. Discarded muelilnory of all kinds. nipingsionm and water fittings stoves and builders hardware bought and sold. Headquarters £01 refuse metals rubber, feathers and all articles that you would. like to dispose of. The highest cash prices will be paid by culling on ABRAHAM HARRIS. l3 8:. 15 Raymond St. Notion by postal will receive [11 ompt attention. Open 7 11.111. to 6 p. 111. Closed Sai- urdsys. Residence 58 Spring street. Solflsh Map. There are some mop who are so sol- Ilsh that they tail to buy lilo insur- ance. but it is the unselfish 1111111 who protectsthoso he loves. The Connor.- iicut General sells this kind oi insur- ance at a very low cost. Enquire of. FRED H. FIELD. GENERAL mm». United Bank Building. Booth Nam-Ill. (Jo-Partnership Notice The undersigned have this 111111 i'ornr ed 11 on partnership tor the purpose or carrying on the grocery trade at the store 203 Wilmington street formerly ‘oo'cuplsil by Daniel Ullommodieu. said 5 ‘ ilrm to be known as li’HOMMEmEU Bulls" and continue for 5 yours unless sooner dissolved by mutual consent. 1111111131. L‘HDMMEDIEU,‘ .1 11.311011111113131: « u cloths to the back oi neck. and ‘ her own _ " cool .‘ In 3111111133113 "Honor Boy.“ the old schoolmaster writes to his former pu- [111.3311 in closing says: "My eyes will bear no 11111111 new; they see well enough in the open. but ache and wu- ton over small things.” With all his l uruln‘g, the old gentleman did not now that the cyan were simply call~ lug ior hnlpmerylng i‘or old—111133 aid "in the eyes of tho law” ignorance is no excuse for I111 an eye 31111113. Symptoms always to low cause. It 131 the part of wisdom to glvo timely heed to symptbms. Will you be wise or otherwise? HOMER, ,E. I10 YT. ‘ Graduate Optician; Room 9, 1111111111 Bank Building. Olden hours. B to 11.45, 12: 45 to ii; 30.- Saturday evenlngs...7 to ii. 1 , y m scorn 11161111:an musr murmur. Present location, First Nstlopsl Bank Building, Washington street. mambo H. coupon. EDWIN 0. KEELEH. CHAS. E. HGYT. Acts 113 Executor. Administrator, Guardian or Trustee. and executes trusts of every description. ‘ , President Vice-President Treasurer Conducts a Gonornl Banking Busi. noss Accounts of every kind solicited Interest allowed Time Accounts. (.‘ommoiclul Psi). Discouutod and bonus made upon nmnovod security or collntsrnls. 8311111113 Department‘— lntorost allowed on deposits at One Dollar and over. ., 3111.15 "AND 11,3353311. 11111 11111111111111 ooum NORWALK. conu. capital. "$0,006.00 5111111113. 4111100300.!!!) Olbgr Profits? 328.000.00 JOIIN ll. Full“; President. JACOB ll. “HON. (Mahler. DIRECTORS: #Jobn'I-i. Porri- Honry uymoor #John’u.’Knapp duration arm-t: John H. Light Joni-l1 B. Marvin , Samuel Grumman .I. Wallace Marvin. looouprtiolloliod. y, El" 111. 11111116 111111111 CURES " R HFUMATISM soup BY ALL DRUGGISTS Broken LOIS Men s ' you 11111 West » 131111111 can be proeured . ill OMEN! b91090 3nd Weotville 111111911 " Later, unless therh E. H. Mothowson ‘ '11-‘13 .1 3} its 1) idhekhiro will 11119111111 winter his or how neuron null 11 pt ' the , construction 01 1111. road may be do» n ' 'lnyed; but 11111 to what irritant hanhot 1. " . 1131013331111. " , ' 1‘ When the line to dbs‘éblrs 1111111311 13 lkoly that 301119 11111111 arrangement ‘ 3y be made with 1 Blair Haven the systems. 3 poWer house will most . likely he built for the Chdfihire road. tor a time. '1', is a consolidation or - It in not believed by railroad men TV” that the road iroin Cheshire to Wider» > . bury will be built till host season. ii' iii 3 decided. as now seems likely. that the construction of the road shall no" . sin at the Mt. Carmel and. The Connecticut Lighting and Power Company. which controls ~the Oheshire 1',ond.lnt'ond to lay the tracks and elec~ tricnlly equip the route with all p03- sible 11123111112111!" they get permission to build the 111mm to Southlhgton and Mormon these. too. will he ooh» structed in the shortest time possible. There seems to he a belief among luwycrs and railroad men in this city that tho postponemont of the hearing lo the Superior Court. yesterday. was for the purpose or allowini time in which the diner-sum be ween the Cheshire road and the Meridsn. South- lngton and Compounce roads might be adjusted It is understood that nego- tiations having in view an agreement between! the rival corporations have al~ ready boon pelt [1'1 “motion. J udne (laser 3 approval of the layout (01 the main line was inevitable after the hearing on the matter had been disposed of. All the” towns uflectod had not only not shown any opposition to the projoet. but tiiree'ot the tour had asked for the, road as something demanded by public necessity and son- veulence ‘1 (j... 9‘" LmYnJoblsFlrm?k. ,‘ v n n r one a , j: ’ 1.1:,H‘uck Tow-l £111.11». ~ sdljes' or Men's Hoddkc‘rchlm, ”looks and layer, . lk' Belts. - Sailor collar. Shopping Bag Six Papers Mllws‘rd's Noodles, Two Yards Fancy Plaid. . Six Virus Linln'd Oamhrlo. Two mu. Selim. Great Variety ‘oi Flouncos. ' Three: Yards Crinkled Seersucker, ”Three Yards Dress Gingham. Tin T1111 Jelly Tumblers, noun. Six Blown Glass Table “Tumblers. dozen. Parlor broom Two Quart Deco ted Water Pitcher, Tum Quart W11 Bottles. Fourteen Quart I )1 Tip blah Pans, Carrot Gown, Gevoml Styles. Ladies" and Minea' Drswoi-"p, infants' Knit Boolean. Infant's’ Long Carnot-lo Blips. Childron' a straw Hats. Mlue's' Colored Sun Bonnets. iLadIes’ and Clilldron's Aprons, Waitress’s Bretille Aprons, Tron Duesuons. Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller '1’ - Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods. rather than the cheaper imitations up- on the market? 191:. 191: ‘ 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c. 19c 19c 19c 19c 250 506 , 251: 2513 " . 25o New Line of Dolls and Toys at Popular Prices. llie Summer Season is at its height and u-c ore meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA- BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to do their trading here. Rocky“ Ford Mirskmelons. Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Swoot Potatoes. Tomatoes. Bananns,‘ Oranges, Piueapples, Squash, Etc. The best articles in those 1 ELEGANT SWEE DOUBLE CREAM mos ieceivcd daily. T BUTTER RICH- COFFEES. CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS. Vt o lime a systém and demand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby we receive them fresh from the ovens. which IS the seeiet of freshness, that you always get here. 1:. 11111111. 1111111 80111 33 In Washington 811111 Elgln Cmoflery Butter. 281: lb BUTTER Five Pounds for $1.10 If you are thinking about going on a pleasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking that hot days. just look" at the variety of eatables we are selling at a very low price this week: Freshest stock of Groceries 111 the Twin Cities. ‘1 41: 8c Armour's rotted Ram. 1,4111. ~loan. Aimour's Potted 113111.39 lb. can, Armour'o Roast Beef. 1 111.0311, 141: Armour’s Roast Beef. 2‘11}. lion." 24c Armour's drummer (gladsia’r) 2811‘ Armours Potted Tongue, i4 lb. can. in Armour' s Potted Tongue, 95 II). can, no 2 cans Soused Mackerel. :3, cans Mustard Sardines, ' Veal Loni. pei' can. Domestic Oil Sardines can. 'Fi‘iucy Btulfed Olivesj‘por box; Plain Luncheon Olives, per bottle, 106 H lb. can Baked Beans. BUY YOUR GROCERIES .pF-US . AND Silvia YOUR PENNIES. 18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR LEAN SUGAR CURED HAMS 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS . 3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK 2611‘ 16c , 101:, no ‘ 101'.- ' lilo $1.00 13c. POUND. Ioc. POUND
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