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11-1Lazlies’“ Blane Walloon. Skirts.
Ladies P111110 Lona Skirts.
he cool season has lessened the domino for these popular
r‘m‘ Wealhei’ Garments and we hays some Excellent
A SPECIAL IN
Smuma RhssT 500
Regular Price; 151:. For the Day Only
BARGAINS IN
L‘adles’ Colored Shirt waists
and
Ladies’ White Shirt Wants.-
, Germany carried out her ,tsrili' policy.
1 matters mildly'to-sny that the nasal
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saline to the for-
g'uigggi) oihfl
those Russians Wii‘b hare read It In
torelgn new you Ito eéars to hove
willed 111W light! non: hide or. M
Wittes gonvlctigritu {2st :11 éhls q‘i‘ipla-
nouns nw‘crii e“ y e r
Intel‘éhti itild hilt by $1196 upright”
and his thr r311;
dutlhslio c inc 1! Must. Rims ion su-
wallitiistb‘theouseii hoist-11.111111111111111
consider Itsali tree to disregard treaty
stipullttilin‘h’ whorl it Tthi‘k
with the system of g'tierl in tariff wai-
tare he laid down. are considered its
m‘ll‘listér. The‘ Russian c111 tell of M
Witte point out that,” the sugar coo-
vcution will bb‘cb‘rnio ei’tec'tiile‘ litter the
expiration of most. oi the Russian com-
merclal treaties the finance ministiy
will' be wise not to “take general r‘noss
urns signinst the‘ powdrs eolwotivei‘y"
but ‘to adopt "measures wol‘c‘lr ‘will be
the most hdyant‘age‘o ii for Russia In
the special-‘- olrcurris races or bath
case. "' ”i‘hey also point out that about
:1 year ago M. Willie was nominating
threats or whit he would do in case
threats of which nothing more hits
been heard
Always a subject oi‘iively interest.
M. ‘Wittoand his financial system and
policy have lately. mot-minim over on-
gagud the serious attention or Russian
economists and men of affairs general
ly. 'They are tilled with, uncoucealed
misgivings When they consider the sit,
nation of the onuntryntter ten yoa‘rs of
his‘ ‘ndministrntIOn and It is expressing
billty of his plunging the country into
decries ofcom‘morc‘inl conflicts has
caused downright alarm In wide circles
ot the Russian public. 1 The anxiety
from this source would be intensified
it It were not ‘suspec‘ted t at hi. Wilts
In Induiglni: in a hit 0! bio.
of the Imperial Free Economical So-
ciety utter over one hundred years of
honoied activity his critics ‘hove been
largely silenced except? in private con-
versation and in toreign publications.
Lately. howev er, they have token cour
ago. The last formal onslaught la
mode in the Preussische Jahrbucher by
1’qu Rohrbach. who uses Russian ma
tci‘lals and cites Russian authors.
Mr 110111an summarizes his ro-
suits as follow:
"The Minute 0! trade is absolutely
In the present upon the grain export.
Such exportation should not mist at
all. It is Impossible pcimuneotly ‘to
maintain this system, which habitually
turned a very large part of the popula.
tion to go liiingr1.8lgns that the
bounds of endurance have been over
passed begin to heap up such as dis
ease admiral mortality ‘ and peasant
revolts. (To which might be added the
published testimony before the agri-
cultural“ inquiry commission) ’ '
"2———M. W'lttes schools of Industrial
development In unwise The human
factors and other essential conditions
are too unfavorable (or an export
trade While the higli tariff and crush
log: taxes pnoyont‘ the development-oi
the domestic market; A crisis already
lasting sevcrsl yours is the result. 3,.
“tr—Ho introduction of the gold
standard was in those GIN. audiences a
most daring experiment. The Immense
Iona Russia has inane and is striving
tornalte' would have no bad effects it
there. was a prospect of the export
trade being Incrom. There is no such
prospeot. " Thc‘grntn export‘dlstrict Is
not lane, comprising mainly the 'blacit
carth' district, while the north. west
northwest tod'l‘urkesnsn require more
groin thanuthoy‘ produce. Precisely.
however; in thribiscls ‘oarih' district
the anti you" been?» carbon-ted. by lir-
out! 111m that without Imprdi'od
whoa}; which demand a more highly
mlucotod people. no increase at fi-pro
ductlvlty is possible. The with: oil
in: yield per Into :iiu hitherto been in
part commuted by the extension or
the some“ system ill-liars reunion;
honorary no-moldmblo tilloblriud
- m1 within tonne of» the ex»
«port! with mountainous
Mliho» worldl- mots: Elbert: oonz
land and won
Intuit limo]. storm:
Trims-Inn will =11;-
_,glid$lw.
‘r‘o‘d‘s‘ 1do lihd thigh“? dilation has 1
, not been published in Russia. Among
In case any increase of ;
Rimvult‘qng ‘ ‘
putWittlng elicit the Siliuss n finance w
‘thoatrlc‘dl‘ agencies where“ girls are
the sun booting through the cloth had
Siucu Id. Wittc procured the closing .
‘ Southern Hemisphere
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o nnmcmDoan s-und
Promise «That mo hits will Give
Thom Beautifu ,
HARTFORD A ‘26-,-One hun
' ‘- _ Yuri; reached
, piloted by Ariel
, ToilIiVIllc. secretary or
out Tobacco Chi-pursued.
111‘ hTBuccoss, us the girls did not
;, ' id “of Working In the
‘Then he went to some of the
burlesque shows. Mr.
aihed‘ that he had a
1' men ’at 11111111111 the 113111.
cco fields‘ and that the eflect' bi
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diode their complexion like tliji‘tt‘ of :1
Catherine pear. When this informa-
tlon was given he had no trouble; he
says, in getting all the girls he want
dThe work the girls are to do Is prlin
lug leaves and stringing them on lathe
This consists in going through the
fields and plucking carefully the huge
bottom leaves. But due or two rue
taken from each plant at. s time. By
this method loaves of unltorm size. are
obtained.
While the priming will not lost many
weeks the corporation can give‘ the
zirls work until next spring. II’ they
wish to stay that long. Their occupa-
tion later will be sorting tobacco in the
warehouses.
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FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
Courts Callod‘cn to Determine Constl
iutlonallty ‘ef Provisions.
SAN FRANCISCO. August fill—Jrho
United States courts have been called
upon to determine the constitutionality
ofccertain provisions of the treaty be-
tween this country and Franco. pro-
claimed August l2 1853 The issue
has arisen out of the imprisonment of
Francois ‘la‘eberne. a French sailor. by
1111191 01' Police Woman In compli-
ance with the request of Fi't‘ncii Con-
sul General Henry Dallcmagne. who
Invoked ns authori 1y a clause in the
jurisdiction over French merchant ten
sells on French consular otiicors. Gov.
ernor James H. Budd. 11!: the request of
.‘lie Sailors’ Union, applied to Judge
Do. Haven in the Unltod States district
court, (or a writ of bulimia corpus for
moi-rho, on the main issue that the
treaty under which he has been or-
restod and Is now confined In contrary
to the constitution of the United
Status. The writ was granted and
roads returnable tomorrow morning.
AsrnoNomsn‘s no fire CHILE-1
Charge of Expedition.
BERKELEY. (3111.. August 126.—-As1
tronomor William H. Wright, of the
astronomical stall of the ‘LickrOhser-
vntory. has been phonon to take charge
of the D. 0. Mills expedition. now he-
Ing titted at Mount Hamilton to spend
two years In Chile. In making special
researches among, the stars- of tho
‘Dircctor W.
W. Campbell will go with the party
to personally direct the erection or
“as observing station and the begin-
‘11 0! the two years' ‘ustronomitls
camphlun Harold K. Palmer. reliow
In the Lick Observatory for the past
four years, will he Astronomer
Wright's assistance. ‘ ‘ '
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SMALL P9X CAGES.
M
New Britain People on one.
Badly Fflghtopod. ,
NEW BRITAIN,A1ixust 26. «Mary
Cossey. aged ill, at [Grove treat. was
reported ill with vs‘rlolold 11 bur home
yesterdoy. and the house 111 which
on (our molten is quarantined.
Mary. been the Isolation 11
into ill was discharged. Int a
bound lithe Johnson family. Misting”;
buby 11m ill with vnrlolnid. which was
loam tryouts physician no 1111111-
not _
1 one #111,112 or sorrtss.
011le August
More
' in”. cross. Th1 talemont m
3'..th 151." pm»: mo.
, » stone lit-slain smut
,‘Prico 50 2d
oagonts tor tho united tl
‘army omceis regarding prcpniatlops
[presence pt 11.1 large 0
girls ‘
,Banlters' Association. gave the follow-
treaty named which confers exclusive =
W. H. Wright, of Link Qhurvstory. ins
l Boy Senator Plait has promised to do
. ahmrl‘lcfl of D
Wild fill! bu raised from 10 00115 ‘
riot-inns ISLAND, N 12'. August
eunihoiusn itsrunldnlght last
(do on Watch 1111i
3 1111113111111T with 11 light
at Fort Trumbull, New London. con-
veylug presumably information to the
toil oi
beg I'
at midnight; Residents n this island
have" for weeks hobo dhep 11.111121111111111
In the plans for the war game and tho
p oi artillery
mon‘ among when the “11%
of actual war time I already enforc-
ed. has or late 1111111111111; lthnt Interest
From 11 hill r‘oi‘id it to possible to look
down upon the military reservation
and observo from a distance the bus;
the at nétlvlty within 'hut no near 111)-
proach to the fort Is permitted us sen-
tliiels promptly chailonge on (10111ch.
The heavy guns on the Island are ex-
pected to boom fiequently within the
next ten days and oi‘v‘ners of summer
hotels 111111 other property Within two
or ‘three miles of the fort are living in
fearful anticipation, of a time When
their windows may be shattered and
their buildings otherwise damaged by
the concus‘sflns.
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HAS NOT PAID ANY MONEY.
Secretary Branch Makes a Statement
Regarding Becker’s ,Gaso.
NEW YORK. August ‘ZS—Jnmes R.
Branch, secretary of the- American
lug statement today to' the Astioaialcd
pmfl' “ 192‘ l
“The report which has appeared iii a
good many papers to the eiloct that
Charles Becker who Is serving a son
hence for forgery will be paid a uni-
cry or pension by the AmcrICnn Bank'-
ors‘ Association to stop his closer in
crime Is absolutely false. lie Is now
at Snnquooti‘n penitentiary, California.
Through the courts of this association
ho was tried rind convicted some years
back for a deprcdation ‘on n. m‘emhér
of 0111 organization. it is well known
that no spare no expense to incarcer-
his 11 professional criminal who oper-
ated on bill members The associa-
tion never has and ncv or will pay one
dollar howovcr. to this class of people
through four of their future primes "
LYNCHING IN NORTH CAROLINA."
Negro Shot to Death—Officer Wounded
Who Refused to Give Him Up.
RADEIGH N. 0., August title-Torn
Jones, the negro who outraged Mrs.
Will Smith poor Boy on Springs on Fri-
day. has been lynched. Hewnscnught
by a posse. taken to Mrs.‘,Sn1ith‘?s house
and identifii 1i Jones who‘ confessed
his crime was put in a born to n‘ivait
the arrival oi the sheriil‘. but too men.
disguised as nogroes. (lame from the
woods and demanded hiiu. Oliiccfl’l’nl-
ker remand to give him‘ up and was
shot in the neck. {the men battered
down tho. door put Jones on a tram
car, ran Into the snoods bound him to
a log dud find a wimp at him. lie was
not killed by the first fire and another
volley ended his misery. T '
MOVEMENT BEGUM.
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Tho President to be Invited to stop In
Bridgeport on His Way Home.
BRIDGEPORT, August 26~Postmas~
tor Marigold. Collector Naramoro.
chairman of the Republican town com
mitten; Hugh Stirling and others are
moving through Senator 0. ii Platt.
to persuade President 0. H. Plait to
persuade President Roosevelt to stop
In Bridgeport on his return to Oyster
whntévor he can told in he is s‘powcr
In the land and particularly In New
England. It In more then possible that
he may succeed and Bridgett may
hu‘vo a chance to welcome the ipresl-
dept.
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wouAn'o dollr cHAMPwNoi-np.
QHiCAGO August 26—1—Plny in tho
qualifying round”! the necoud annual
western women's £513? championship,
toteilior with thitt the seventh now
until momen' 11 championship of the 0111
would Clip b. begin under nimolt per.-
test. conditions day on the “libs oi
eOuwentslo ‘phrb, at Lake Form
8 c’iyftwo pinyerh, rcprcicntlns' 17 0
WWW , 7m libs is the. welt were
' Wildly; 0 number. tor events.
-_ to tho winner oi 11191111111
has go orders. the Alex-
pt western cum:
1) 11111111111. today.
that no should win the tour.
hath will so, to her, per»
trio ‘yenrs succes-
lot discipline -
to Anthony. pt; ‘
to [iron
nacho won the 1
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, toWard new stoning i
rooms. with only
ing, but‘ unreliability
BENCHES
TABLES
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CABINETS
FiLESw
ARM RESTS.
DESK TRAYS.
are low-reasoriable.
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CRUISER AT FISHER'S ISLAND-
Summer Resort Has Been Transform.
ed to War Footing.‘
NEW LONDON August 26—Flsher's
Island, which Is expected to be the
center of the military and naval man»
covers of the near future. is already
on a war writing. A government cen-
sorship has been established over wire
channels of communication with the
mainland and the owners and manag-
ers of the telegraph and telephone
lines have been Instructed not to per~
niit the passage over their wires of
any Information relating to the remai-
cst Way to the maneuvers.
This order applies with equal force
to the operations of both the army and
the oavs In the coming snuggle for
the command of the entrance of Long
island Sound;
For its own use the army has 11 spe-
cial wire and cable from Prospect hill
to New London. All army oillcer acts
as censdr of all messages ovei that
wire. The establishment of this sup-
ervision of telegraph and telephone
lines Is part of the announced inten
tion‘ of the government to make eve'ry
snort just as would be done in actual
or: time to prevent the‘ sending out
a news that might be or value to the
enemy. ‘ . .1
AT JOHN SRDWN PLACE.
Many Appllutlons for the Position of
Caretaker Shot In. .
TORRINGTON August. 26«—The 1111-
nonncement In The Coolant that s.
caretaker was to be principled tor the
John arown ism, rent tree. has
brought an Increase or correspondence
to the post-omen that has given the
Impression that Roy. 1‘ C.‘ Richards
nu started a chain letter. Thirteen
applications were rocclvod by his.
Richards on Friday. at: Monday and
thevtrobblo aims to. bare lushbeaun.
Unleapplionnt claims to havebecnto
fighter with John Brown. Others have
various racemendstlons and they ital]
man of the man .0111; old
VWL‘ ireciod his» in to “John
ll— evidently 111. the: on
‘M ‘his soul 111 anarchic
‘ » John was 11.111111111111111 bouillon
Wold 11111111. home or his
o'dois 1111111111111“:
_ “Wabbit 111 '
‘ Established 1115 ’
l1
ethos The thrifty housewife iii
lather 312d there; maybé
tions‘ at dislipuse new throughout.
may dud it nscessary to ,add new conveniences.» 1111;111-
lice outfit, to y re~oquip ancw.’,1‘he store that is best pre-
pared to 511511351 all these various Wants ‘will be the one to
render the greatest service to the buyer. ,
on com Furniture sectioh is tompleté with newest
patterns. Not only-1i is the collection ,ooe; of. splendid show,— .
‘iasgured which is a guarantee that
every dollar paid is an inv intent, riot, an expenditure, be;-
cause you gist it all back..w1th interest in honest service.
That' is why it pays to, buy Furniture “at Road‘s.”
. coupons.
swamp, SUITES.
DUTCT CHAIRS.
Saturdays, at live o 'clock.
mmwmmw 1W».
“All“ billion. 1
would m m"
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FURNITURE PREPAKA T IONS FQR FALL
. 1 All/p varER. ,
Furniture chaogsli hilltops,
seasons. The: arrival‘oi éfieatnmben will turn. many:- minds
1
come With the advance in
, mammals 10.11111,
‘1‘ hrightcn ;,
The business man
OFFICE, ossxs
BOOK KEEPERS’ DESKS.
13111th CASES.
SHELF BOXES.
It is a safe stotcment to make. that “not a business
, man in this city but will be agreeably surprised to see our
collection of office outfittings and to learn how complete-
ly we can put an ofiice in readiness for Elsiness." And
everything' is not only substantial and nice. but the prices
1—.m
THE D M. READ COMPANY,
Budgeport Coon.
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A HURRIED DEPARTURE.
An Automaniac Preferred i- tight to
Settlement.
FENWICK,’ August Bit—Tho hurried
departure of Dr. H. F. ‘Denne, 11 wool—
thy deiitist of New York, with his iam-
ily aboard his yacht, bound for thsn-
peake bay, last week, has caused
mudh comment, and Walter H. Wilson,
a New York real estate broker who Is
summering at Westbrook. says he I11-
tends booting up Dr. Deane In New
York. or elsewhere and getting satis-
faction for what he claims was serious
injury to his“ valuable team of horses
and carriage last Monday. He alleges
that Dr. Deane who met him on the
road in his automobile. refused to stop
when asked and that as a result his
horses were frightened. ran away and
smashed the wagon, which was car-
ried over fences Into a held. Tuesday
Mr. Wilson visited 131'. Donne with his
lawyer. During the Interview wit-
nesses say Wilson w‘as restrained by
his lawyers from engaging In a person-
al encounter with Dr. Deans. it was
finally agreed, so the lawyers any,
that Mr. Wilsonlfwas to most Dr.
Dean and receive payment tor? the al-
leged Injuries The leaving or Dr.
Donne's yacht and the- simultaneous
departure of his aficmobilo In charge
of ti chauffeur Tuoa'duy night has cacao
ed 11 postponement or the matter. Mi
Wilson declares the matter has not
ended ,1 ,
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SHATTERS ALL RECORDS.
Twice In hospital. F: A. (Mileage,
Verbena. Ala, ppid-o-vsst sum to doc-
tors to. cure a severe one o! piles,
causing 24 tumors. When All tailed.
‘Buckled's Arnlca Salvo soon coma
him: Subdues lntlstnmgtlon. conquers
Aches; kills Pains. Best um in the
wtgrlo. 25c 1111". H. hostel-“s (iron
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BROWNING IN STAMFORD.
.Ghsrm Mill-r secretary of Corinth.
1 Ion Yacht club. :
STAMFORD. August “low-Charles
Miller oiled thirty. was drowned last
night In the harbor while repairinu his
Miller 111» on the boat multicolor the
be Machinery, and in some mimw he
lost‘ bio balance and toll overbnord =in
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