A View of many 5[styles and prices
111‘ be found ru our line.
reoe [31111161 3613. ‘ ‘ ‘
English Porcelain heavy enameled. all New Fall
Patterns. and guaranteed .agarnst crazrng, 1
' $23. no
"P1606 Séts.
New Patterns, Enamel and Gold fully warrant-
ed, at . 4 .
_ 1 $10. $12. $14, $18.
5. Piece Tea Sets. ¥ ,
English Porcelain, all new patterns, fully war-
ranted. .1
$5.75
5 Pierse Sets.
Enamel and Gold, new patterns. and guaranteed
at , 1 V
1 $4. $5. $5. $5.50
H’rece Torlet Sets.
1 New Fall Patterns, heavy enameled no crazing
1.... $2 or) to $10110
W. S. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Sis. South Norwallr, Conn.
AaD'CKEl‘i’l-le a son.
11111 51111111 Sale (lions TO-dlly
7‘B‘ut we Shall Continue to Olier Bargains in Seasouable
qODdS' .
sour. UMBRELLAS
" ‘ I» and ‘
CHILDREN’S rarnsors
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
54 Washington Street.,V south Norwalk.
oAvAan rim 1:0 BHENANDOAH:
Will Make a Domomtrniion in Mining
anttlamont of Turkey Run. ‘
BHENANDOAN. Pu . wAnz 3.....-
Brigadior General Gobln‘ioduy acntn
platoon of cavalry to tho minim: not-
tiement at Turkey Run to maker a dour
arbitration in that vicinity which in
populated mostly by foreigners Tho
guitarist had moolvod information that
ha Milton of non- union workman are
constantly annoyod by utrikora.‘ and
than ironies ritonod. The naval .~ro
tnrnodt otter staying in that soot in a
short limo.
.‘1‘I‘ho tiring 0‘!" 1111110111 and rider non-
11111.13 during tho night but the firing
v‘er oocurh in tho nélghborhood in
{blob the quarrismon are imbued...
,TCAN SAPPROVES OF SALE.
’5. August Sm'l‘ho action of tho
‘ 11b trim: in selling tholr lands
lumbar of laxm man is disapproved
titan. ‘ho lands are ‘oon-
be ohurob property. inal-
without tho connont of Round.
‘ lgatlon indicates that tho' Do.
ulrolono nold tbolr landa. When
00*“ dodnitcly tourmrtaloorl
, , out be obliged to show the
' radioed by them and- rolm
textural (311th is inclined believe
bus. around.
2 11111111 1.- situation in the. Shannon
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the tran not it dubbed by. 3
Two of the scrambled into a coal
our. contain 113 four tramps and the
other 301 into it. our dominatrix two.
The tr )8 . align oodv the} Win
“riders" lllto thhmoéldos and tho‘ dill
ours did- not undocelvo them. but wait
orl thoir opportunity to bug the whoio
bunch.
Au the ,traln approached the Bridge
port ind-or yard the othoor‘n 111111111 the
tt'nin‘pn whoro ‘thcy wore bound. Ono
follow said:
"1' in going to New London."
Another said he was going to Hurt»
ford. A1 colored boatbiack remarked: '
"l'rn goln'g to ride as for an dor
train got-a,- .
. "(those you traitor all get all born "
r'cmarlrcd one of tho oillr 01-11. We are
111.1110 police and tho jig in up."
The otlltcra displayed thoir .bitrl 11.
hidden under their coats and to
1111 psi nuwrluod and oroatiailon,
vlo dcd thomnelw‘a‘ prisoner‘s.
'l‘ be central police station at Bridge-
port was notified of the unpturo. and
the police patrol was sent rdbiiln to the
railroad yard to got tho mop. 'l‘hcy
wcrc. all 8131 brought in togothor ‘and
bio kcd up in 11111 nlullon nonm- nbout 9
r"'-11<lr)rk lasi night on a charge 01' at
inching themselves to a railroad train.
'l‘hoy grim their names n‘t Hoary
Joni-.5. of Boston: John Boyd. Brook-1
lyn: Uharlcs Gillin and Mtkc lolllua..
Baltimore: Thomas. Thompson. Wil-
mington. i.)ol., and John Norton, of
Hartford. They will be tried in the
city court. Bridgeport. today.
y filo
Miller. Shelton; ‘Colo‘h‘oi Matthew W.
1103013, ultridgo‘port; Colonel Width ‘1‘
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lions 11‘. Mltld ob‘robk. lurti'iord WVAa
Magi“. Adjutant (lonerol Qo‘lonolW 1
ll‘ Ln’ndoru,’ Mertd‘én: ‘As‘nlut-
ant Quh‘rtorrnaptor (11111111111 C‘oio‘nol
Henry-'0. Morgan Coldhbn‘tor
Brlxa‘tllor (1111191111 111111311 li‘ro‘nt
,(ommandln‘g ihb brigade. will go to Ni-
nntlo Sdturday morning. and will be
accompanied by hit our: Assistant
Adjutant Gonoral, luiorrtenant Colorful
loh‘n ll Wndo, Bridgeport; Brigade 1n-
npoctor Major li‘rodo‘rlck A Hill Nor-
walk; lirlgz‘ido Quaitrbnranior. Major
William H Marigold Bridgeport; llrl
undo Commlunnry hirijor alum 11.010
{111.8lrnnbn‘i'y ‘iirlgado inspector of
Small Arms P1111 tlrc and Ordnance
OlIl‘ccr. Major Elton lllli J‘r.. Norwa‘lk;
.lurlgo Advo‘cato Major" Riohard l’.
i-‘ro‘eman, Jr. New London: ‘Mbdlcnl
Director, Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur S.
Watson Danbrri';y Brigade Signal Dill
oer, Captain William M. 14‘. Roger».
Now London: Aldo-1 do (“amp Captain
Robert 0 Mitchell and Frank D. Law
ton. South Nor‘waik; Brigade Trumpct.
or. Sergeant Major Eugene Grcono.
Hartford; Brigade Order'llon. Eiorgonnt
Walter Hall. South Norwnlk: Sor-
uoant Edwin H. Down, Hartford; (30r-
pornl Im‘onzo Lhnilor'n. Mcrldou; Cor.
porul Edward ll. f-trnlth. South Nor-
walk,
fl‘hc full rmtor or Company D and it
is given below. Ncnrly all of tho men
w“ ! will go with their company into camp:
COMPANY l). ,
NEW BOOKS FOR AUGUST' ‘ 1 (31111111an H. l. llloomcr First Licn~
A Number of lm ortant n More tiuant [‘1 word 1‘ Wood Second Linu-
ing Works ffir All “233:3. at ltcnant (‘hnrlcs C. Mocllcr. l411~t Srr~
. 'r t Gilln'l't llnrrctt Qunrtormaa
1119. books for August at tho Non m, 111 . .. - ‘ . . - ..
walk Library will bu plucod in thr~ rat-l1 3 "I Stratum, 1‘“ ‘3' lltltn. 5““
.. ‘ gcants Clinch-s l. Vilm- S. S.
tomorrow morning. lhcreuu 11.1 m“"’"-\darna F. ii \ionr'n‘mrcry. 11. T_
’ihoro “r“a'll‘101vllt.f‘orpnralnl..W.l.cmurr.d Al:-
bcrt Airwoman. I‘ ll. Grand W. A lir-
zunl novcral dupllr'ait'n.
nrrruboi' of important and inter roaring
works 1 1 . -
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in Sociology Jauo Addnrns' “llcnro- 1:11:53}: “3:31“: éii£:{1§1'{v,fl‘§f"$
«rm and 501 int Ethicn,‘ and Mon ‘Aikrn (i. F. Auntln Martin Barrett.
n‘lf‘lll‘ liloch‘n monumental ntrrdy upon 11‘ F l'ic'rroc l' Eilwi A ll dict
“Tho l-‘uturc of. War" on: notabio. " ' ‘ " “" n ‘ one ‘ '
An intoroai Vin Forestry having boon
aunkoncd by the oilm'lo to pit-nerve
our forests and plant trees t‘lifl’ord’s
“Practical Forestry for Beginners,”
has been purchased
”A la Mode Cookery ' by M111. Do”
Snlin with nmuy ilnc colored plutoa. ‘i
will attrntt the housekeepers.
H'i‘irig Pout: us Plan cd in tmorlr'n.
25 an excellent little study of the
game.
vl-‘rcdcrlck C. H, (‘nrdr'rz C. it. Chair.
mar. Arthur Chlttim. Jolm-‘Cockcrbnm.
l‘lar‘onco (Y. (tram. Lciioy Crockett,
:llru'r'y Dolnnd. luster 1"}.l'1ncl1. l.. l.
Grant. Jinn) Guitcridgc,(‘.l1arlcs l'l.
llovr-r'. l1 rank llotlmnuv. Norman
li'rirhmanSamar-11’ llolmcu Henry
.1 Hlohnson 14 rank Mc‘llrlrlgc (‘hnrlou F.
\ltllor. Howard Mounnran. Alval‘i Nick
.Vr-ruon. lr1iug Olmstearl Edgar S. Par-
In literafuio no how books of cs- km“ "93"" ll Pcrr,y ”"0”“ Kim
.m by Charlcu Dudley 11 111 nor Mitc Emu-{39111113.“,g'fi'g'1..‘--W"g';""
Lil-“lick, \1 . . , . cyn 18, . ..('n 1' , '. . (it'-
m itxOltell‘nd Hum” Spur Edward ..l Sims. Samucl Storm
in description and tr'avei the‘! boys‘ ilurry 1.. Sterling, llurry it Shcrnood
will ougcrly rond' Life at “-2.,“ Point.’ lliarold 'l‘outuch. .lohn ’T‘mliir. .lohn
illograplry shown along list of trilos.’ \Hrcolcr Harold \\ ilaon l’mtrcrt it
a cornplcto not of the Abbey Series for “i“‘mn- G' L won““’“"‘1 ”1"” "-
mug people having boon acquuod 'l b: . “""Shl'
rolunro 01 Letters to on Enthusiast by 1
Mary Cowdon Gloria-.1 the great:
Shakesporlan. in also among the b103llcutenantilonurrlfi (WNW-V- 5900““
graphics Miteutonont Albert R. Scofleld First.
For the children rhcro "arc! new hooksl Sergeant Jam" "' ltlley, Second 5""
by W 0 5101111311] (1 ('1 1.1331931”, Vim-ant Arthur Kcnney Sergeants Harry
and Jouonhine Dodge Daukam i \L Benedict Anilrom B. Ghlotto I'r-y-d-
Sonic of the. novclu by the more pop. lcrlck W Gmifriv Chill 108 (lunrnicrl
rrlar writcranrc,‘illyloplrrnNigbtn”by;(‘11‘"‘ll0mhl l41nnk 9- “0011‘?" Frank (‘-
COMPANY F.
Captain William 1. Comotormk First
‘ " portlto the plane where the people Worn:
' to thc ilitli. ’l‘bls rouudi‘tbout run or:
1 no bad gono‘ down.
, Frank K. Briggs. Coornc L. Blackburn, 1
hot it to merely the your oi nilsehiov.
iinngn "Prince of Good Followu" by
Robert 1111er 'Ronoou' a Fully" by Rich
ard Harding Davis ‘llclshazzar byr
W. S. Davis. “The Desert and tho!
Sown" by Mary lialloclt ir‘oote ‘-"l‘ho
Captain of the Gray Horse Troop" by
Hamlin (larfilanil Doctor ”'llroreuo' byl
Rider Haggard “The Credit of tho‘:
County" by w E Norris. "The Wont- '
colon" bv erlllr'rhtomh. and ”‘lho
Mate of thc (loud Ship York" by‘ W.
Clark Russell.
~———.
AMATEU R OARBMEN'S REGAT‘T‘A.
Most of the Competitors Arrive at
Lake Quinpigamond.
\V()R('T‘:‘:1"‘T“R Mar-111.. August tt.~--
With tho arrival of most of tho corn-
pctliora in tho regatta of the National
Asuociullon oi Amniour (luranrcn on
lako Qulualgamonri this afternoon and
.‘orrrorrow cvm'ytlrlng in in renditions
oduo ( ndshrdluctaoa hrlr ctnolahrdlhuuu
for what promises to bo ono of the
moat. lntcrcnting events in the lrlutory
or tin-1 aanoolation.‘ Sovorai changes
havo boon made in tho running of tho
cvcnts for this afternoon. tho’ordcr as
dccldcd upon being no follow»:
:1 p. 111.«-li‘irst beat intermediate uln.
glen.
3:30 p. n1.-'~lntormodlato foaru.
11:40 p.111.-»Sonlor pairs.
1 p.111.—-—Soconrl hoot, intermediate
111113103.
4: 20 p. 111.~-«lntcrmodlato pairs.
1:40 p 111-~Senl01'oaru.
b p. trawl-lonlor doublou.
b: 20 pi. m. mlntormodlnto nights.
or... last namod ovontiwaa chanuod
from boats to a float in which nix
crown will raco, in order to give .tho
Pennsylvania bargo oiub crow, which
in onlorod in tho nonlor night as well.
ovénttt
agreed upon which Will phowV the spot:-
tatorn at 1313311111111 them
aitlouuvbt t crown at 10"!
‘ f t Mile! and ,a halt couruo. 1
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[‘1‘
1
A“? ay‘ateul oi Iihpdiiine to. boon ‘
latlv'o now;
11 liloront V '
Gnodl‘rc} William 1:. K.“drcehmr. Thomas
to Dorncy lwrgo Sullivan. b‘rcrl
Buttery. Clarence A. Brown William
ii Dickson. Trumpctcr William ll
Van Valkonbnrnh. Musician Edward F.
liullnran, Mualrinn John F. Radcliffe
i'rivrrtea Churn-tr E lirlrto Hlll‘lV i..
llartrm Chcnier A1 lionnctt. William
H. Bollard. Frcrlorick E. lit-doll Burr
l. Bohr-121mm- M lbn'ncy Mortimer
Plornt'. John J. floral-y; (look ('hnrlv'u
A. lluN'ln. Ollror Erickson. Jamen 1’2.
Flam-r. 'l‘lrcodoro ll. (lay. - Ernest (‘1.
Gregory, Chonicr l). (tuyr-r. ("-laroncc S.
Hodges. Rubi-rt l-‘. Ingram. Frank .loa.
cpl). Willnm l-i. Kcllirgg‘. Augurti (‘1.
Knorr. Ewnld l-‘. Knorr. Erin-at Kcrn.
licnry Kr-rn, .Ti'biln Motor. Robort M.
Lane. James E. imdlum. Patrick (1.
Mor-kior. it. l-‘rnnir Millard. John J.
McDoiiouuh. .lohn i4‘. lilokloy. Samar-l
Murray. Irving l’urdmr. David [1. Riley.
Walter S. Raymond, Human‘l'i. Stur-
gna. G. William Sturgr-a. John J. Scllor
'i‘homau V. Scilcr. (lmrgo B. Shipman.
William Staffcra. iii-urge R. Sargent.
look Jonoph ii. Sargent. Edward 0.
Bcoiiold, Vlncont‘ 'l‘onor, George V. W.
'l‘llton. Alfred W. Walcur. ‘loorgo ii.
Whitloclr.
wilfotlror's lose tlrr-ir' rlrorulfor “that
torrlblo nr-conil autumn-r" when tin-y
hnvo llr. Fowlnr'n Extract. of Wild
Eltarwborry in tho lrounc. Natnro's
npoclllo for unnrmor cornplalutu oi ov-
r-r'y sort
RUDOLPH VON“ fiENNlGSEN DEAD.
lionuigoon. the National inheritintatort
1111111 and for incr chi r-i nrimlnntrator or
ll 1101/01” dlo yont‘crduy evening. H11
88 or bl." ‘. .
HANOVER Alix. S-~-~ltmiolpb Von
. him and drowned him. "
‘ will tliho ”place 1111111 Sunday. lanolin
: Val (thumb .
Charley Mayh‘o‘od gave tho" aiurln,
and. the Moflovorn brawn bonded in:
Tu“ 'y on the breakfast tabla and
riiutrcd to tho onto which loads into thr-
Ho‘unut‘onlo Yacht Club’ a yard and than
givoaa direct path in the watornldo ill)-
drowning. Tho gate wanioohod. Then
the rescuers runirod around the yard
copied a row minutou, a‘nd when our
nrrlvod ut the river the man and Wom-
'l‘orry McGovern plunged into tho
river and dived for the man and worn-
Tic shown! in tho water with
Charley Mayhood and linglroy Mcilov
or‘n dome time it was thou tlcoirlt'rl
that nothing could bo (limo.
'l‘lro McGovern crowd got boats and
1111111111011 about the 1".lver it was not
for an hour and a but! that Captain
‘ulv‘er'u body wan scoured. Anothcr-
hour parrot-d traitor-o the girl' a body was
rau‘glrt by tho hooku.
'lho bodicn wcro luknn togcllrcr to
Frank; Curt-l.~'.‘ undertaking roomu.
Siratford. Medical Examiner W. ll.
(logguwull was present wiron tho
lmdlcn were brought from the river.
and pionounru'd it a cone of drowniui:
Miss .iva Miller. tho deceased. was it
alone or H. J. Lowln, the oynter rlcnlcr.
of thin city. She lived on East. liroud
strrot. Stratl'ord, with her, motlrcr.
Mrs. John Miller. her brother. 1.1-1-
Millcr and two older sisters lr‘nra and
Maud. Both nintora are. at prcncnt at
their nummcr cottage in North‘ Egre-
moni, Mass. 'l‘hoy have been wired the
paws and are nxpcctcd tonight. Mru.
Millisi' in pr'ostrnled from tho nooldcnt.
Captain (1901 go Culver, tho tli‘tti’lli-ii‘fl,
loaves :1 wife. two- sons and throt-
grandsons. One of his sons G. Irving
Culver, lives in Strxotford 'i‘hc orhor
son is Robert C. (Julvcr. captain of tho
(ii‘t‘ttll tug Zouuvc. ’l‘ho young captain
was at his: Arthur's bonito on nick loan-
i‘rom bin tug and has bccn in Strntfor'd
on his visit but rim-c days. 119 was Tllt.‘
iirut incinbcr of the faintly to be told
of his i’nthcr‘r: (loath.
Young (‘uplnln Cttlvi-r lini'l'lr'rl to Uli'
water front in iiitcou minutes nftcr
the sinking of tho bodies. ilo spcnt
ihc than in walking up and down the
uhorc whilc thc dragging was going on.
lit-1 in ncnrly ovorcomc by tho ail'nir.
(‘uplaln Robcrt Culvcr said today:
“l cannot unricrutand how my irrihor
was drowncrl cxcopt that T19 was trying
to unvc Miss Milli-r. Shc too was an
vxpcrl. swimrncr. but probably lrcr'
{skirts inrpcricrl bore. and she clutchcri
my i‘nlhcr for safety. ills hands wi-rc
closed as if he was seizing soon-thing.
'l‘hc bodlcs wcrc found a hundred i‘cct
apart. but (hr-y had probably been 51111-
nrniul nitcr 1hr) hurl dicd by the swift
cnrnnt oi‘ llrc rlvcr.
”My [other 1111, til-1:11 a wnlrr man
all his life and was .15 yrnru old. lir-
lmn born employed on the mud diggvr'
in llr'ldncport for the last year. ills
duty was in point out tho proper plac—
cs into which the mud from tho
lmrgen could llt.‘ dumped. Hr- owuoil n
pleusurr- yacht. the Dictator. and had
a low dam-1 oil in which to fit hcr' out.
"My fathcr was busy this mornlnr.
with longthcniug the rope for thc buoy
of. Loot Miller who owns a naphtha
launch and in a member or the l‘oo-
totnrk Yacht Club. "
Charley May-hood. who saw the ac.—
cltloiit hold to a Post rcportcr: “l was.
hanging clothes on tho v‘errrndu ot the
Bond‘s hotel while. the othcr boys wcro
at breakfast. i now the. two poopio
working away at tho anchor rope. i
didn‘t pay much attention to thorn.
When i looked again they were in tho
watcr' and wr'rc ucrcnmlng. 1 oboutcrl
to Terry and the boys. Wu nil uprlntcrl
down to tho club yard but couldn't got
through the union. eron 113- got out
to tho \vulor thcy were iindor for fair.
“Thorn: two colored people in tho row
boa: might have nnvcd thorn. ’l‘hr
comm wt'rc dope-y l gums. l slrorrtcd
to thorn to not n husilo and do isomo-
lhlnu. 'l‘hc mun at tho our»; r'owcd
alrrwly and thou wont. lrn‘r'k. Mo was
stiff. i don‘t know who ilronc comm
\\'H‘(' for 1w “cri- m-tiim: bow to try
to ruin- tho pnoplr- onroclvw."
l-'1 1y M(!1(Tl"i\til‘ll said: "I saw thorn
an I inniic 11 run for ”it! club yard.
Whrn no found the body it must lurvo
iloatcd half a block from the buoy
who rc they went down. '1‘ be hour they
worn in was round botlonrcrl and had
an anchor of its own. thn it ovcr-
turn-3d. thin anchor, Wont out and
caught on tl‘ié bo‘tlon‘r. Thr- bont tin-n
stayed whore it wan whllo thr- man and
Woman Worn carrlcd down in thr- uwlft
current. it the boat had gone along
too they might have caught hold or ii
and saved thonisolvcs. if i could 'huvo
got llrrougb that note to the water by
tho abort out i would have had a
chauco to saw them. in fact l know
that I could have donc ll.
poor rlvur‘for. pcoplc to be in All they
irrr- not carcinl. \‘Putorday about 4
o'clock, i saved a boy who had 311111-
down once. The day bcioro in the al-
tcriroon my brotlrcr 11m a fellow who
had born undcr twlr-o and liugiicy bad
to divi- for him at that.
Whon we found thc captains body
ho had kicked all his rubber boots and
was bars-footed We found one of Mir
boots tutor. I think the girl gripped
’i‘ho 111119111111 or the t‘wa iii-coated
Culver balonitod to tho anghborhood
Church, and tho funeral will be from
that edition. Mina Miller and her mm-
"by We‘re momboru of tho Longreéntlon-
~ “ " o. No9. ORDER. '-
.3 A 0 N. anrlgrtdo order loaned yon-
torday motility: so moon 01' general
‘ordori No.6 o antiquarian, on
‘11 ruins to antimony.
y to 11011111111119 trout '1
‘ iii not to into camp until Mont
1w raginruutai «armour and
union «11111113001111 will report on or»
, [vial and tho modioai 111111111011
or intro-nomad during the wear or 1.
corn 11111
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1191on “berm W; Vu..nya
this n 1 ’15 11
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3.11.33.31.23 135;. ‘
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1’7? “now“:
This store doses daily except Saturdays, at five o’clock. 11'
EVERYTHING Il‘v 115ch11.41?
one 5311- never have too many kinds of Neckwear, or ,
too large a supply at. this search.
Hot weather makes
many demdr’fds and we are fully prepared to meet them.
Washable. Nockwear.‘ is in great favor, almost to the
exclusion of the more elaborate sorts. . 1
There are .dainty Turnovers of embroidery and lace. . ,
Mull Scarfn and Stacks, Cheviot Ascots and Four-in-
hands.
Eton hcmstltcbcd Linen Collars.
*fi'
Pretty abrrt waist sets, Collar. Cuffs. and Revers of
muslin or lace.
Wash lace Scarfs, Barbs,
signs.
You will find this Section veiy’étr‘léic‘uve.
A
and was of the‘ latest de-
-' «a.
mum.
This summer the modish woman wears a Veil-somc-
times two. We are ready to provide her with all the nov-
elties in Chii‘Ton and DraperyVtils.
Complexion and Black Net Veils,-an unlimited assort-
ment
Mourning Veils, every style. made 11p and by the
yard.
1
11;
The Veiling Counter is neaathe door the light is ex-
cellent. and with taking plenty of time in selecting. the
result cannot fail to please-you. ‘ 4'.
NEW TAFFETAS.
At the Silk Section an advance shipment of plain
Taffetas in fall colorings, soft browns and tans, and the
new “Du Barry” green which seems to grow in favor ev-
ery day.
There is a demand for the black and white. and blue
and white checked Tafietas which came a little w' 1e ago.
We have our second installment of them, and you will find
nothing that will give better satisfaction for early fall
“7031‘.
75 1:15 and $1.00 a yard. f
An exhibit of Dinner Ware
in the basement, and
some unusually desirable Porcelain 'Sets are selling at'low
figures.
In the Upholstery Section the Mosquito Nets and
Frames.
Ask‘to see the Acme Fly and Mosquito Shield dem-
onstratcd.
It is so convenient and easy to manage. only weighs
12 ounces.
1111: 1). .11. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Chicago Express Companion not to in-
crease Pay.
CillCAGU, August $.——'l‘lre exprorns
companion practically have rlocidcd to
rcniui inc dcrnauds of their drivers
for iru'r'cuocd pay and shorlor hour's.
£11.11; 1114' 'l‘rlbuno, and have rrrkcn stops
to protcct llrr'ir luminous slronlrl tho
lcnrnrtr'rn' union call :1 sli‘lko. .
(Tonpir-d with this ricoision rumors
of 11 similar action by the managers of
tho bit: dcpartmcnt nioron. wbom- nio-
blc 1111'“ and drivers are threatening
tronblc.
lloilr rir-cldrmr; worn r‘cuchr-rl at :1
accrr-i joint confci'cur'c in which rcp—
I‘cnontntlvr-u of aortic of thri- xtnrcs and
most of tho norm bit: cxprcas corn-
panics wcrc prcscnl.
NORFOLK TENNTS TOURNAMENT.
NORFOLK. Auguut it -‘\Vith lino
\vouthcr conditions and lil’TUl‘l‘ a lurin-
crowd tho fourth day‘s play in tho
illlzlilh annual tournumcnt of tho Nor-
folk 1‘ cunts Club Uptlllf'tl yoslcrduy it
in cxpootr-‘ri that thc floats in thc sin
glcn doubles and connotation will be
played thin aftcr.noon
Stanton: Third round-“Pullout bcai
lllaiidcn li-i .ovo' 1M.
l’cr'i'y built (,‘sllli'tt ill
t‘olc hc rt 7. Surat-1111 133K111
llouirlcn: Socnnri rouurlw Purity and
liiuudcn br-at (look and Stark. 6-i.ovc;
11.3.
'luliunt and Smith boat Furnam and
(into 1:11; 7-5.
m(.‘onaoini Ion-
'(l-il.
”McVornoy bcllt flclyi'n. 3-6: 5-2; 13-3.
CHEROKEES RATIFV TREATY.
VlNi'ifA i. 1’.. Aurthur 8~1-ltctrrrna of
tho t'lroiolrci- clorilnn arc. au‘fllcloni. to
nhow thc ratiilcittion of. tlih frailty
Vulth trio uovcrnmcut by 1.51111 or more
majority. The distant or the full bloods
in dor-lulvc. 'l‘ho Chromite-o timinrll Will
moot at 'f‘aicquah next Monday to can
vars the vet o. 1 V
gentleman in Maryland has din-
, on that locust: oe‘rvori up with
too of wild honey it in John tho
T311 int. 111th a most delightful and
pdirttabiu rliuh. and ho ho: brought
1.1- iloy bout Cook, 4-6:
1 many of his 11-11mm; around to his way
or 1111111111111: to tho prurient timo
locum barn nlo‘ been oar-railed by the
tribal: trout. and 11111! no obtained in ma
tunable unaudited in the proper non-
aon. nubioot or neuron, to the same
law. As it deem to no anorouohinu
tho-tint wow-viii more 1111110 manor-
t mike. but
CHANGE lN CORONATION.
The Recognition to be Performed but
Once Tomorrow.
LONDON. August 8.~——A numbor of
important changes in the coronation
program wcro nunounr'otl today. ‘l‘iio
ltr'cogniiiom in which iiu- king is pro.
ucntcd to thc pooplc by tho Archbis:
hop of t‘urrtorlrury as the “undonbtcd
king of tho rcnlm" will bc performed
but oncc, innit-11d of our times as giv-
cd in tho oilicinl program. The lit-
any. which was to have followed tho
rcoognlilon. will not be Hold. the ser-
ruon will be ourlticd and the Te Deum
which was rilnr-cri in tin..- ordcr of the
'sr-i'vicc aflcr tho prencnting of the El-
btc will not bc given at that time. but
will bc song during tho recoun. at the
clinic of thc coronation when tho kins:
visits Saint Edward's chnpol.
Owing to tho ago of tho vcry iii-v.
(loorgc Granvillc llrudlcy. the dean of
Westminster. who is ill years old. the
him: ban rcllcvori him of tho duty of
placing tho rcgnlla pop the alter and
this m-rvlcc will tic-.1rrrormorl by Cap.
on liuchworib, but tho dcan will pro-
cont thi- crown to tho archbishop for
rhc‘ .r‘ct of coronation and will aiao pro.
root the communion cup to tho king.
ABSOLUTE
8E0 _ lllTY.
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