in Flam: Stoves, Choir 9 , , .
ks At the low prices which these _ ohse ,,
a further reduction pieces them he». to , .0;
98?
i‘hNNNdm'e 111.qu 11th Nion‘ ‘
hell? 359911 annoy rgtrie 3.338811 end
glesé‘vh» .' ,or ‘ the new»,
«a.
'Arxocsurs
eKnee Ribbed.
(on 25 CENTS. '
" as..." cam.
09% "i
‘ ,«9-1’1
Iii-Stu
”instantly-with yum
ngoet cflort ever run
3‘33“ “it?! Wild and con
other
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11:1
hurl-t Ifliltb room tor moi-lime quantum of mi stock we
BAT‘HING shrrs.
Attractive Styles.
Reasonable Prices.
NECKWEAR
in
COLLARETTES,
LACE TIES.
SILK TIES
AND wmosons.
'...___.._.._.—__._.—.—.
NRIBBONS.
SATIN.
TAFFETA
AND FANCY.
LADIES’ unuoxsncmsrs.
AT 5 AND 25 CENTS.
ATTRACTIVE STYLES,
:1 FOR 25 GENTS.
FINE EMBROIDERED.
25 CENTS
Nil :1 NNN
8. WASHINGTON sneer.
’1 19’ p3 on Home
* ”if” t“ H!“
tribunal/or" '
to until four gramme. We
jlcd to blows.
:ever slated to thiacststo.
a; l ' e passenger'e
» BI
“12 Willi” of the, its ‘rner; rush null with
a... ‘ ht A
soil BNNEWINIA ”:8“?le
1“ g? fig?“ tiff 1 . '1 V‘fi .4 a; II
on. ,
o-
0
5179
1 1le 9.30:: NINNN Nthreoi maven.
lien is Nlhl shield, it? the Gllsey House,
.11th Nun‘s-.611 roeleg‘ntes Were stood-
19810er of the decrying. it it said
When the hNee mehectthisod Broadway
:to elitist the hotel. Center. who is ‘e
ivory large rind powetlul men. he‘dhomo
Words, it is alleged , adeth some oi, the
hush in trout of JAN hot‘el ,wlth ’wh‘oih
:he has riot Irish in. In a minute he
wosicnghxed’ In '11 lively Iist fight. Ahd
several of his ”Mania were knocked
down}! Is Itwo cou‘phnlons become In-
rowed. null. Noooro 08 to on eye-wit-
nose. in a few minutes every on in
the prowd was fighting Suddenl there
were cries oi “1 um stabbed." and Con-
:rOY. bleeding from a wound In his back
and cuts in his arm. hrolte them the
crowd, and ran towards the entrance of
the hotel. followed by Bowen and Nor
top. The crowd surged into the hotel,
after the three Boston men. rind it is
said there was another tight in the cor-
riders.
The three Boston men declared that
even it the police succeeded in finding
the man who did the stabbing they1
would moire no complaint as they de-
sired no notoriety, and wanted the mat-
ter kept out of the newspapers.
. It is sold that one of the Boston men
was a con essmon another an older-
man, 11116 t 12 third 11 state echelon.
it is said Willirim 1‘ Francis is 111
wall Diner mannincturcr of Provi
doqu R l
‘At the Gunny House it was said to
'doy that the participants in the light
‘had been dining late last evening and
"thrill quote 1 slight ~ derogoioi‘y
mmarks {mode hr one of the memoirs-.1
of thé potty about Mr. Conrv and his
friends. started a dispute wlilth 5.0011
; BOSTON. August lfi~Joscph A. (lon-
1-,oy stabbed to New York. early today.
is the Democratic congressmamelect
from the ninth Massachusetts district
and one of the leadin members oil-his
onrtv in this city. A is only. thirty
two years of age. which makes him the
youngest congressional representative
Helms been
president oi! the Boston City Council
and choirmnn of the Board of Alder-
:.111en ills home is in East Boston
, Joseph J. Norton Is a member of the
illoston Board of Aldermen. from the.
Eighth District. (South Boston). He is
well known invpolllieal circled.
A RECORD BREAKER.
uni—-
.July 3 Banner Month for New York.
New Haven and Hartford Road.
The month of July proved oto .sbe
record breaker in the freight. depart
ment of the New York. New Haven 16:
Hartford railroad inasmuch as more
than double the number of extra
freight adios sent out during any cor-
responding month for sclerol years
post. was recorded.
The month mentioned is ordinarily
one ‘of the heaviesr of toe year. but the
extra amount of freight curried this
month has kept lhe employee of this
ilepurtrnént on the jump; There hos
been 00 domestic in this, rush during
ihc present mouth and should the pres
3011i ratio continued. August will oven
eclipse .luly
One unusual thing notlccublc is the
(not that more cars than ever bofgorc
are going west carrying New Enhlnnd
munufactorles and merchandise of or
cry, description 1ore being shipped west
ward extensive
The export. trade from the west, prln
ripally for. New, York 6‘: Roston stenm
out which it always heavy, hits in
aroused Wane eluliy during the out
month "and hill continues in do 90.
Extra heights—one and often we—
aroen dolly occurrence and ovary nvnll
1:nh cannon“at toeggblm our end locomotive in
011 ll
rfmellt it hill) at
he more than. 111
ill: large n ' ghoul-Ito which
Ithgy hero iii" the militia oi
P8! 0.97 0M3;Te omrhlh
i
‘vlLocn'i militia it" ill at a... on
That Account. ,
tint-linen in this vicinity ville so in
esrlly for this ”solicitor: of new
We
ithie department have been tuned.
or the market m 01- 11k use
dry retire-16mins, havoc with we,
’1 {slit "1
Diarr oea remedy,
and' Is for sale by all drug-
gists throughout the, Unit-
ed States hood ’
foreign countries;
It is everywhere recog-
nized ”as the 111050 success-'-
ful remedy yet produeed
for diarr‘hoea:Use11t and
a speedy and permanent
cure is certain.
No bad eifects follow
its use as it is not an
astringent, but checks the
diarrhoea by curing the
disease which causes it;
Mr. W. E. Andrews, president of the
Williams'l‘y pewrlior Co ,iJerby, Conn.
says: ' {hove used CnomIbcrlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea itegnpdy with
; most entitIootory results It 11 without
dilation It splendid medicine; every
traveler. particularly. shotdtl hover, bottle
of it with him ” -
. ._ mm . . ..
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
F11. o.
HARTFORD. August l2-Artlcioo of
inriorpornlioii of tho East Gmnhy and
Sudleld railroad with n layout of the
proposed lino were filed today with the
secretary of state. The load is to be
(our and two-tenths miles long. and
will go.uround the Wagner and not
log: terms in East Granby and will
close the you now existing in the Tar»
iltville extension at the Hartford and
Connectiout Western Ruliroad.‘ and as;
tahllsh communication homoen dart
torn and Springfield Mass. by way of
Tariffviiio. The capital stock of l“
company is $100. 000. Too per cone
of the stock has been paid in. tile
directors-of the company are; Chris
topherE. Hurst, Cambridge. Lorrin A.
Cooke. Winsted: Arthur F. Eggleston
Hartford; Charles E; Perkins. Hort—
ford: Charles W. Bates. East Granny;
Arthur Perkins, Hartford; Charles 1..
Bissell. Suilield, and Thomas C. Per-
kins, Hartford. .
soo‘v or UNKNOWN MAN Fouuo.
HARTFORD, August 12.411110 body
ofan unknown man was found neat-
lng in the GOnnoctlcut river at 6:54
o’clock yesterday morningg. His feet
were tied together and weighted with
:1 steel bar weighing six pounds and a
quarter. There was nothing found on
the body to identify it and considerable
mystery was hunched-to the enact as
there was some suspicion that the man
had met with foul DIRY’BINI had been
thrown overboard. Coroner Taintor
conducted a postmortem . oxnmiuution
into the particulars of tho finding of
the body. He said he would malts turv
hbor inquiry and would examine some
other witnesses of tho case before
melting 1 report. The police believe
that the man committed suicide and
think that he is the owner of tho coat
and but found on Harblnson’s dock at
Dutch Point. Thursday morning by OI-
ncer W. J. Sullivan
FUN FOR NAléAL MILITIA DFFl.
E 3.
The United States navy has adopted
a new regulation which effects the no
vol reserves of this state and adds the
,terinlly to the desirability of that
lhmnch of the state service. It pro-
Evide's for the assignment or commit»
latched silicon or the reserves to tom
iporary duty with the North Atlantic
lsqundron. The first oihcers to enjoy
this reiulntlon are lléutbnuuts in too
.New Jersey“ “to! hittnlion; “who mu
mm the ”WM ‘0? the next
émontbt Ollieorn are selected bylhe-
luv: department. 4 This is 11 rue nrlvi»
Sm. at: fit in their ”mgr.“ W
Sgt-mt: mu can--
while show the vessel. It should
NOW an incentive to “to meow
Wound moors and men in the
3min to make good shootings end. to
Ito-l1 promotion 3m .
W
”A"? 0" “ROT'QOOL AGRKID
UN
The cattle Department has received
a cablomm from Mr. gluon“). git Po
snowmoemorcthuuhofl’
tamarind-WWI .1
1ntlhlimo1r orator-m
m: towniflwot tho tit-nu of the i;
. W boon MIMI
furl of 6 per cent maiden: Iffooilvo,
NNNNd . V
, mill 35
tile tothl population in 1890, 1.972. 308
were males and 1,864,043 females; ‘
z is no question that Alexander Beau-
the pride and promise of his early
.‘t‘ ”I
There was in the state in 1900. 86,
Btu-names, 1,600 Chillers, 80801111119815 "A.
in; 00411 469 More o.
cloredo i'l‘heroiwom .
1890 1.323 030 persons of school one
086 persons of militia use 01‘
2 084 004 were native born, and 862947
welsh horn- 0!. the
Jitter in llllnoie in 18?
n9)“, ivojp
111166111630”
rent 3 and,
In 1880 the native-born population in .1
Illinois Was 2.494, 296: the foreign born
683 676 In 1870 tho native born poph
11111611 or the state visit 61.021,th shrill-I
the foreign born population, 515 19.8 in
1816 111111616 hhd 81‘coidl’eo no
at 7 628; in 1.870 28 4'62 in 1880 46 368;
in 1890 67, 028; in 1900 80.8.07
in. ten hours the number of native
whites of native parentage has in-
creased 389 072 and the number of no
tive whites of foreign parentage has
increased 460.609 The number of un-
tIre horn voters has incleossrl, i too
more 260,188 and tile number 0 for
nigh born victors 78 406. Of the whole
population of the state 80 per cent. are
native horn and 20 per cent foreign
born The native w to persons of
foreign parentage in be state consti
tut’e 31 psi- cent of the whole oohuln
thin. The whites of foreign birth and
the whites of foreign parentage consti-
Into 6! per cent of the population of
the suite.
THE CITY'S FIRST ‘CHlLD.
it most seem? incredible: to many
people. that theffll‘lh while: child born
in chicane shouldstlllheiollhe, but in
thosnundo-of thcagofs‘tdstorlans there
hien of the police 00911111111311th en-
titled to that distinction. .
And as time is.1ueasured,by, history
it won not so long 030 alone, the first
of all the Benuhions was helping the
first merchant of Chicago to carry out
some little t1 ansootlons with the that
traders at this nortage.hiot1noro oion
eighty years have elapsed abuse the
original Behubisnmloon Baptiste--
trod those swamps, the Iriond 01 John
Kinsle. our first merchant mince, in all
manhood
This was before the time of Fol-nan
do Jones. lion Stern, and the rest of
our oldest surviving settlers. and. in -
fact it was before the coming of all
that bright caravan of sturdy immi-
grants from the out who have
mode their influence felt in t ose
parts. The elder Boauhiert who on old
settler before the great majority of the
old settlers known there of late years
had begun to settle.
W
T0 LOCATE POWER STATION.
Plant May be boosted at Sackuo Cor
net‘s instead of North salem.
it now seems probable that the now-
erstation of the-Donhury and Harlem
railroad will be located at Backus Cor-
ners. it was at first intended that the
station should he or North Salem.- and
plans were drawn to conform with tho
cite which had been nicked: out for it
it has since been decide“ that Book
on Corners is fully as advantageous a
spot for it. and- lnnd enough in that
place is owned by the railroad to pro-
\Idcn site.
The promoters of the road will Prob
nbly as): the board of trade the town
to give thorn an abatement tones for
11 number of yen’rs before ecidlng to
place the power station in town
The plant will be a large expensive
one and undoubtedly a good ed set:
tlcment of employen or the ad and
others. would spring up in the vicinity
of Backus Sonnet-o" if the power plant
were located there.
Henringe before the highway commits
sinners oi North Salem and Salem
Center are béing' hhld May. The phi-3
poses of these hearth are to spot-oval:
of the route presé the rohd';
piromotors as rewrite e h khway ores
film it”. 1. uj .
Liter or me hiehucxs. bun:
:Kenryinlxon. and lid retro-the Inst ‘
descend-ht: of the famous Murdoch
tribe of Indium. who loootod’in'the'
easier auction 0! Windham ‘1:th
where Denielaoo II,‘ .nov locaodrfi
ring-1111; ;
plotion ‘
inge t
» handsome brown dccomtioh, winch despite a liw p .
’ihg, affords ample service for eight people, and is priced at
$5.00. Another Set, 112 pieces Boater English Porcelain ill
green and gold, has several picocs slightly nicked ahti is offered
for $10.00, though originally $15.00.
wwwm-M—n—NW'
" “Hill In}... , .
Will it“: trite sunshine lasts -
UNDERSKIRTS of the wusbable summer weight class
have had their prices cut (and cut, deeply) and the {our lots of-
fered are well Worth inverstigating while the low priceolost.
5 dozen Fancy Striped Underskirts, mode- with: Umbrella
Guarhntccd fast color. 350..
7 dozcn'Black and Willie Striped Underskirts mode, with
Price 091:.
5rlozcn Black and White Striped Glossi Untlcrskirts with
Umbrella Ruffle and Ruchlng of black memorized material.
98c.
10 dozen Crash and Linen L'mlcrskirts, mode with strap;
Were $1.50 ,8; $1.75.
98c. . . . .
11‘ lettuce and small Rollie.
with side piaitcd Ruffle.
pcd scams and single and double Rollie.
I II E P It I 9, li
Doesn't oivoys signify
~1,%:§1.~=¥ “.
IN THE IdAiIERDASH ERY Section. there are men's
white Gauze Shirts and Drawers at 25¢ each, the Shirts either
They were priced at see the piecewgood
long 01' short sleeved.
at that figure, too.»
FOR CHILDREN
A LITTLE BOX or therefore
Inousox Tablets remove worms,
regulate the bowels, make the breath sweet,
stimulate the appetite, insure sound sleep,
and make pale cheeks rosy
At all druggists; 52 cents.
e— _-¢ u.— -
M
111”»!
1-,“1‘ , «(on
‘ I. and Pitt, ht 'eaiher Oxfords oi about
om; »-A11w.-rmthmtmrltlns in the 5-
Willimentic Journal. strontium. an: i
“Dixou’wnn bomln Woodstock mid ‘
moved tor-Webster, More: :Hisirmtr
mouth“ m tinted .
tumour-kn. It is sold-horns: ulna-of
wonderful nil-elicit “and during his ‘
rooster due be partitioned may me
that docile and Marble note ‘We hour
that hot I short lineage the' met
101- the; ‘ ,
not occupied by md old Windham i '
mwmmmunduudifluthd
domain of the unietlmd savage. Bu: 1»
Nitrate he lame tron-Nor heir loud“
had: petroleum Ammdiuobi .
and mental toilets, or wheat he foul
woulnnted not.
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Norwalk Chronicler