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Ladies Pique 1.01111 Skirts.
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A SPECIAL iN
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Regular PIICé 751:. forthe Day Only
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idol seasdn has lessened the demand for these popular
anther .Gartnents, and we have some Excellent
‘Ercy - tried and Cured
* to th . mu. wen.
i on _ milngynbw ling: huge
the club .trcm o proprietary one to a
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1.19.... to save the organization from
out to d l
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moniker .9: the chip an, d that. oil.tl1,ero
. ' . of do many special men hum necessitat
, : cite iii-Inlet. and nearly every Whither:
wJ‘Mrpiim
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Ietic Glut: have doc ed to talto active
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name 11:, com I ‘1‘
When
Th! 1: t
Cilia will igp:
imbued
Intit Join: B-nllan
“Monro: (lions
1: mortgage 000 on the building
occupIeduhy ythe chug. kIlereéotoro tl:e
0i on our... on in: none Y
1.315%; Buli‘nnt‘lue told the (1.3111110on
the meeting proctlcnllyj amounted to a
rejection 11:51:11.3 ullnhtlne o p lion and
n dotermiunt on opioceed wi out his
assistance In the future. A prominent
hi rian In
colitis had been tunic over to Mr“ pin
1 . It add nocordinf t3 thé w
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the ore.
Were directed. b
ommittoes named By the. memorize.
but i reality the entire management
metal on“ the financinl nutborlty o r
Boil anti he.
, cissltudée have been
mu fO'rlginnlly it Was the tumour:
old Manhattnn Athletic Club, not die
mu... grew and it's place was taken
by the Picdun Cluh,,lte‘én111er was
brief null then come the Knlokoriiook
or The new life built- up in. magnificent
club and at: one time the heat nthiotes
in: the country were uniting its men:
beta. Harry (Borniah came from Chico
go o iewiycnrs 21110 to take the pool
lieu of athletic director: of the club
Wm
M. dussnnduo. “moron.
Will Probably In the N xt F ch Am.
launder at Washington. , ,
PARIS iiu‘éuet 22~Thu COTPBSDOIII.
out 0! the “Annoclnted Press was in-
formed at the foreign omco today that
the successor 01! Jules Camber: as
F ronch ambassador at Worthington had
not yet been. appointed but thntM
Jiieaor‘nnd, the French minister at Go
ponhogen had heen selected for the
DOSE." M. Juoaordud speaks nglleb
fluently. audit: the author. ot' ever-oi
English ‘l:ooiio.' His wife. who was it
Miss Richards. in an American who
has resided for a long time to Paris.
M: JllIBel‘Blld has been prominently
connected with the movement for the
development of. athletic sports in
France 2
It is not true that M. Cumbon is 30.
log to St Petershurs on the aucconor
of the MarquitaDe Mothebello. French
ambassador to Runaio. It in said on
good authority that: M. Cpmbon will be
appointed Freud}: ambassador at m
drid. succeedlnu Ill Pmnmre. ,
BALL PLAYER BADLY INJURED.
Foul Tip Struck catcher flotation, of
’ Brlutol. in the Neck. , - .
BRISTOL. August ”be-DP. Frank G.
Rolallng oi this city, manager of the
Hurttord baseball team. in confined to
his bed at his home here as a reuuit
or lhlurieu received in the game with
Norivlch yesterday rind may be unable
to play a in {or the remainder of the
neuron. r. Rotating naught for the
Hartford team in aeverai inning: yes.
ter‘duy and while playing the position
was hit In the neck by a foul tip.
Though no bones were broken, the
cords of the neck were badly lnlured.
Dr. Roiaiiug came home last evening
suffering much pain and unable to
speak. Pbynlclann who examined
him any it will be never-oi wanna be-
fore he is dhlo to move about again.
His neck has been put in upllntoj 2
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. polity: non Poaiceueu.
mime: dun sloop M91: an em:
1119 um comm».
KFBBAfiRE A ”"112!sz is
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$115331...“ the idle coil 1-.
not “the nnmmolto
Whment
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licolnén 110$“
our mute
‘hhl on.
3d an expenditure bane companion toll!
in
1.1.1.3 girth“ 11 out ‘93:. 3:3
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on I continuity in [11:
liters!
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,wzis not’hindered in the tenet
, e. ,.
been heard tram it0 won moonlit heat
' to qlose the meeting those present bei
v ms
6 would he held.,l:11t,thoi;it would not he.
i." have eileci: in to,w..-na throughout the
_'state. ‘
'ehorlfi nomination over
".11.: on if
pin out: or
nary l3},
result.
.bl' Mount!!! hewaon
rated very no 4&1tu
eéuil! t: t Itw our:
on it lit in inconvenience
up
Edwin W.I11gglns. tho county
otlloeno I hid, Londonulhm. You:
the county eultb odlé‘er or Toimlniid
county..nnd C. 193., Houdley. the. New
Keven county health oilicorn roproshnt—
.yet,
notified that another “hearing
necessary to:- them to] be present.
The general sentiment Was. in favor
of adopting the regulation. which will
The state board oi 11.3.1111. in its moei—
lug held, in June phased reelelutlon‘x roe-
ommending to the town hcoith unicorn
of the state the ndvionlilllly of o regu
lotion that; .Would compel school child:
ion to be vaccinated, before. they were
allowed to attend echoed. The town
health officers acting on the advice oi
the county: health. oiliocrs formulated u
regulation which reads us, follows: "Nu
.uperintendont principal or teacher oi
my public or private, school in this,
town shall permit uuv child to attend
until such child uhnll have been vacui-
lied or ehnll hatro produced uvidenoo
from a physivinh that in the opinion
of sold phyb'lolun, it Would not be pru-
dent. on account of silliness for such
r-hild to be vaccinated.‘
Under the lnw' as passed by the lust
li'gislnture tho regulation of the to“ :1
health officers would not beconio oper-
ative until approyod by the state board
and the hearing 'yestordny was tor the
purpose of submitting It to the state
board for Its approval or rejection.
ii the state hoard of health do... not
approve of the regulation it cannot ix»
come :1 low. and it it should approve it
:11 the next meeting every city or her»
ough would be hunted by it
The meeting :idlourned about I: ,30
o'clock.
VICTORY FOR STROBEL.
Waterbury Candidate tor Show! Car.
rice Naugatdck. ‘ ,
WATERBURY August LIZ—Demo.
erotic primurios were held In Nouga-
tuck last evening and resulted in s
. sw‘eeping \iotory for Christopher Stro
he! the Waterbury (undidule for tho
Mayor Ghnr
tern. of Ansouln «by it vote of 119 to 28
The Economic League was hacking
Charters. , ,/ , ,
HISTORY OF THE FRIARS' CLAIMS
ROME, August, 22 .w'i’he vutlcan
authorities have completed the collec-
tion of documents referring, to the
Philippines: question for the llle or the
npostoiiic delegate ut Manilannil It
,inxoonjectured that his npwlutment
in Imminent A complete hint,“ or
the negotiations on the subject or tho
trinrn lands: in given including 1: sum:
mory oi the voluminous report at Mgr.
Cmpello. the tormer pupal dolomite In
the Philippines. ndu the full text of
the notes excliaugod between Gover-
nor Tait and tho votionn Them: are
punplemented by 11min: instruction»
resenting which groovy is mulntolu
ui necrowr: 0i ninth expanse; tho
hope that tho instr'uellonu are no
named as to enable tho delegate to tui
”fill the pound: promise to Governor
. namely to reach a lolutiou nat-
intactoi‘y to both north-s
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TORNADO DOEB GREAT DAMAGE.
HEM lNflFORD Neb..Auixudi122-
in ten: ‘0 iocompunlod by it horrific
than hill “to: rm passed nit: 13:11:11
r aid rumi-m night miloa 116 like
are. int ill; lxhhfind It in, the
1d menu or Imago wind It
1: known that :1 number or 41:: e9:
dth‘or‘ :iiidim word fhnoil . .
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j gentipirlqotfithe Meta?“ Polinholl: But
, era.
' $3":th d nttr
" The oontlr‘nont whim favored tho men.
04. 3501131: Cardinal liampolia. the pup ,
‘ in:
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Platoro’ Bruno Mouldcin’ and
minor; Uniono North Amori
the mo orlty 9.3333 bilingual w i: in 6:
position I it. no: 1111112111 ho cottln
tho 11.111113151511111: tuna. i. l on: '
for the enactment of u by-low provid-
Brass:
‘ log (or the expiiihion of “any member .
of ti: :1 union wind, 1111111 loin the III
In: of any so... or who may permit lu‘
non to do no; a 21:11:: bi‘p pdlflfl the. menu»
hero or. the mild: whom-11:62:11
Wilbert from umuuoment enterprises
conducted. by militia oigzinizutiono.
olution was divided on to the clauses
and a majority was :1an nod to, its in
ocrtlon in tin,1 constitution or [own or
the union. The resolution was oifei-
ed by Idu'geno Whitmun, oi Dildgoport
The convention retorred a resolution,
pledging its: eiipDOrt to the ontorce
meat. of the ,agreement made with its
employees by. the Barge-ht Colnpany.
of New Haven, and instructing Its
p1 eeldent to no to Now Hover: and give
the situation his personal, attention.
The Union poems to entertain a. strong
suspicion of Mr Summits good faith
It was also hurried that brush foun-
dry apprenticeships in the future shall
be four genre in duration and that
thou: shall he only one apprentice to
eight journeyman. .
It. was voted that the movomout for
:2 universal nine houi day shall be in
uuguratcd within six months.
SIR ROBERT BOND SAJLS.
glued to Whirlwind to: Reopen Bond-
- Blaine Negotiation.
LONDON, August 22-3” Robert
Bond the premier 11nd colonial necro-
tury of New F1: undinml, untied from
Liverpool yesterday for Montreal on
the Aliun steamer Protorlnn on his
way to Washington with full powers
from the imperial government to ro
open negotiations through the British
charge dutioires for the ratification
oi? the ilond- Blnino contention
Tho Iiond Blaine convention was a
special agreement entered into about
ten years age between Jamel: Blaine
thou nocretory I)! state and premier
of. New Foundlnnd. The convouilom
on the port or New Foundiond grunt
ed to United Sintes fishermen consid
marble privileges in regain to purchas-
1;... bolt, and lurgeiy reduced duties
lmportu into New Foundlontl The Un
lied Stated on its side, opened its mar;
to United suites mnrketn.
Foundinndfnrcmior hen dccllred, him-
The New
to work and the British ohm-go d'ni'
department uhdr
arrival in America,
LIPTON IN AN ACCIDENT. .
W
H19 Automobile‘Cranhod into 1 Fence
Near Hi: .COuhtry Home.
whilc coming to town this morning
from his country house sir Thomu’s'
car which the bnronot was driving
himloit skidded on the ntre'ot out ratio
at Woodgreon and crushed violently
into the lion railing border-in thi
ad The car was wreiked on ‘th
roiling was smahhod (or :1 consider-
able distant 1' but Sir Thomas: escaped
will: I: aevore about: and A number of
brulpes.
Ajpeclui despotch from 11de
(mm
.suye that advices received Ultll‘
Tangier announce that the Sultan 0!
while nutomohiling ngarv For: junior-
«in. The driver int: control oi‘lfio
car and it dished into :1 alone wall.
and a (right:
ED.
HARTFORD. August 22~Jomea
“11:11:, who until he our on once: oi.
t 1: Connecticut mm prison, war: are
routed .11 inrdn‘y alteration for molt
hnd John F illogim and Thoma P.
whom 'hi‘
I5
month'- on. August:
frh‘In regdllu jolt c‘es.‘ The one: buying ls filll’y‘
though the se‘a‘ton was coining instead of going. but the going
I
,‘tlmos for tempting 613061111. in this , organ:
There is, n fine-duct dobrohoh'lot
chocol‘o’g' to: late summer and iddrly‘l 1‘le
1: "at '111‘ and hue ‘ ' ‘
3 force Elli he
is What h‘rl‘uge the reductions in cost to the lucky hugger.
Reed 5 he hollomng
I’D", .: 1.,
113%: 'Gamhm, " do you ' ».
1 . 'FIigurddanWns. 6/11: yard. ‘
Fin 6/46 yogi!
Striped Seersucker, ' so 'ya (1‘
Gordhd Dooley 80 yard:
,Blpck Lé‘ho 'Sti'lpc Lawns, the ylltld‘.
Linen Enlist:
Mércerised Oxford
.Fin'e Imported Dimity, ‘ A
Built French combine
Double Width Cheviot,
Oniord Madrasf
Scot‘ch Gin ham
French Sat 11‘ 'Stripe Lawn,
German Striped Linens, .32: inch,
LADIES’
rel/zc yard.
r‘zI/gcvyarth?
12 / c yard.
15c yard.
5c yard.
:51: yard.
19c y‘ar‘d.
25c yard.
35c yard.
UMBRELLAS
Reliable sorts for good sex-Vick as well as genteel
looking when rolled and not in use
conga handle, price $1. 00.
Gloria silk,
1 V," .1.
26~in.
MEN’ S LEA THER BEL TS
Neat and substantial
blockl Belts-——all black—for only
me each Extraordinary. but true,
1
mo Envelopes, 25c. .
~ . WRITING PAPER
Whitings French Dimity, 1 lb. package for 25;.
And
RUBBER SPONGES
Four sizes that are considered as best adapted Io:
hole to New Fcnndlnnd fish and row -
products and confirmed the privilege . ,
or transportation of fresh dawn bond ,1 .
unit in ram: 01' fret: mice with tho 5
United States. The premier oi New .
Foumliand will lose up time: in gun... _ _
fairs will comm locate With the stale ? .
after the premier’n . ;
LONDON. Anglia: newso' The a: '
Lipton was In on automobile ne‘éid'ent , ,
hiorrooco land a adulterous decidont ,
STATS PRISON omcen ARRIQ‘H‘
Hit; In thia titty. were in the would
ni‘ who claimed that 11::an
. on, «thin: to return: ‘
" ' outl’hotholthofilf
whaling.“
‘ _ mom: :3?
plated under a
urine to
11:1. of Hudson N 7., who on: vii:- .
Men drinking 11nd, ‘
on a connlilornbl’e clone or American , “
general use: 1!"
Size I, 40c each 5
Size 2.50:: each.
Size 3. 150 each.
Size 4, 95c each. . .
IHE 1). unlit/1.1) COMPANY.
Bridgeporf. Conn.
””00...
lit-
does as far
Ah the which: was not going very, '
(out he amped with n «halting It!"
and hit 11: and we: looked up. HII- -
him VIM in n saloon on Union Pinon ' ,
Th1ls‘upe‘uouty at Portland over or.
dinnr'y cements is well understood.
The price in now so low that Rosen-
dule homent is. to on extent, being
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas.”
which is conceded to he the host brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce—
montihave increased tenfold within
a few years.“ you are going to one
cement use “ATLAS." .:.' ‘
01 1:011:11: we have the "Rosendale"
also lino our line at maso‘ns’ 'liuiiding
more ain,‘blueyatone, sewer pipe, elm.
as a pound of mos»? '
. W‘i’fil’w
Norwalk Chronicler