of tone la dnsfl- “ '
Britain. Japan's ally '-
manoeuvres are now being conducted
. off Masalllpho and 'it Is said the fleet
‘. afterwards will'v
1 waters to affect a ha
The Russian million In these wat-
are already In strong. and Is to be re
The British squadron am-
uAKs a scroll or W.
a quite beyond the comprehension
posesauch a plan as to have the
‘ section of old cobble pavement
~ svoil the whole thoroughfare. We
1 ‘ ones to complete the work as it
id be done. and we think the Coun-
Ill so order If the proper effort is
,_..._...._......_.
old ironclad Belle isle. which
as ready had two smashinga'from
the guns of the Channel fleet of the
Wthis navy, is to have one more, add
biy two the second depending on
biilt’y to survive the one now plan-
‘, .for her. She has been specially
“all out to be attacked by torpedoes.
v“..--._._...
. awmmfiilniy assumed by ornitholo-
' ’ t every species of migratory
cede In the most northeln por-
of Its range. it has beenlfollud,
' , that the Australian sand dot-
oersonth to breed, travelling to
th‘of New Zeaiand, ores far to-
tho Antarctic as it can now get.
‘ 7 n, .5 93"" ;.
. I Familial; TOPICS.
lDéllorah in Hartford Courant. )) I
voile that shows a surface cov~
Ith silky white hairs is shown
the naveitles" for smart affer-
When your ferns have stopped grow-
. lie dormant is the time to re-
limiting a mixture of beige and
“to Mt touches of black as trim
, makes a handsome traveling
gown and a serviceable one.
The deduced walking skirt is very
Wing to the tail woman if she Is
mm] pedestrian bill the short
... will do well to have the lines
in un oken with iiounces.
“it and red traveling
Ilia “dip to make gay what
ally a rather somber- docking col
' Linen is. very cool and sheds
‘IadlinIiI%tI she who travels In Iln-
d in which to be comfortable when
in cool evening come on
finndredsdi divwoinen never have more
than one pair of shoes at a time. and
“these are worn on all occasions. This
false economy even for the woman
Whose silo co is considerably limit-
“1 A pair fokeifurch, for evening. for
', Ring for ones wear—these four
at east—are none too many, and
rm which they eucase will be
,, tiy benefitted by the frequent
gs. Tired aching feet make Ir-
ie women. How simple and pleas
the remedy!
ovelties talices and creams are ilk
yt‘hose Who make cream at home
ry parfait is reds-on
an be used for other i‘t'uitn
come aloha.f lBoitl a ‘c‘urpftglmof
h acup u o wa 9
W m‘tager “Li Foul on the white of
'gng beaten until foamy. Beat up
it '
raspberries and fold In the
T two cllpfuls a; cream. Tarn
' elou mold and ury imieeland
.. all“ tied swinging "castles"
, it the Japanese heed
- g a one a suggestion for
_ “sign-tiers. Cut the pieces
the ength desired securean ,
firight colored beads to
"wig,“ the straw and D. 5001‘- a...
hiring them with. The '
warned the design
rhofthebealdl ‘1‘
tents are Inllleavoriug to its-p All
"*Marr Out of MoK seaport.
PITTSBURG.
toil 01%stme Float Under Way
. actors Noon Today
GLEN QOVE. N. Y. July ’L—When
Iflllshlil. the Delaware.
or! at 0 o'clock this morn-
MGM! of the fleet. p
Oil the initial run of t a
tnnual cruise to New Haven.
”Dames: trat trio's?
. ii a
Toifio Japan. Jaivu "if?
B. 0.. July 17 .I--—Slnoet
July l’i—‘i‘he
strike at the Poitvue Till. Plate works
is more serious than anticipated Only
atpn mills started today The
ave stationed violets on ma
Irt and are attempt.
bridge to MBA
ing to keep opt
. AI LL. .3 rs .NOva
.CONN.
there has beeninp serious .outbreak.
but fearing ulolsllce. Burgess William
Baird who has been annealed to by
the still owners, will. (mines the strike
is settled today_ ask the Sheriff to send
a force of deputies to the scene i
Superintendent Jl iii. locks. of the
"We are willing to agree
to the demands of the men. except that
we will not reinstate the two employes
who were discharged. Sunday night all
of the furnaces will be lighted and the
men invited to come back. ,
not i have two crews from Cambridge.
one from Pittsburg. one tram Martln' s
Ferry ard two from Cleveland on their.
way here and we will operate this
plant as e non-union mill.” ..
DIED FROM E‘XOEIQWE USE OF
TOIA
KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 17.--Wil-
this city. is dead
in his eighty- ninth year as the result
of the excessive use of tobacco.
tobacconiat says that in twelve years'
Mr. Pattison smoked more than is. 000
cigars, which cost him it. 800.
list twenty years he had smoked 100..
was scarcely wind enough to carry
:he smoke from the fifty or more stoaul
yachts out of Glen Cove.
The sky was clear. however, and
what air there was stirring came from
:h'eneastwa'rd. a rather favorable
;or for a hreeae, although dead a cat!
ind indicating a long dal' s beat down
Great.
demolish tiott.
‘ I
‘1 aurprise Is “"8"“ "I“ oasis in the aggregate to but “0.000
IDNWW‘O“ EasthshingIoa lens, but Is to be increased The ‘
is not to extend to the granite anege fleet 911‘. I”).
under the railroad nridge. To inclgdes siltdbaIth d
- brick where proposed will era are an eg t estroyers.
an to assemble at Mummn July 10
K, ‘ “mm” 5°” 0' "‘9 “0““ ”“35 and proceed via Eastern Siberia and
Korea to the Gulf of,Pechili.
'l‘ne American warships engaged In
the manoeuvres In the Gulf of Pechili
are the battleships Oregon a d K‘entuc-
ky. cruiser New Orleans an
Helena, Minneapolis. Vicksburg, Wil-
mington and Don Juan de Austria.
monitors Mopterey and Monaduock.
torpedo tender Wampat'nck and two na-
vy transports
DECLINED JEWISH PETITION.
WASHINGTON July l7—it is stat-
‘y the secretary of state that the
hue start were hoisted
hpat8:.30a milepost
he dust was under way
the cup yachts the fie.liance Constitu-
tion and Coin 'bla,. waited, however.
the bay waitstairly clear of
,yachts befole starting on:. provision
having been made to send the other
racers well ahead of the 90- footers In
.rder to giro t use great racing ma
rhinos peniy 0 sea room The start
which was scheduled for 9: 30, was
loitponed until later on account of lack
ed in the manoeuvres
leships six armored
iiam G. Partisan.
The start for the Ministers was fired
'the unofficial time
it which the three yachts crossed the
at 11:30 o'clock.
iieliance-—11: 31: 38.
Consti' utionv—il 3.1 59. ‘
Tomorrow Wind: Up The Great
CLEARANCE SALE
of Summer Merchandise.
If you have not called here for a few articles since this sale started, do so tomorrow. We are
making extra efforts for Saturday.
. It would make very interesting reading to tell how these won-
'dcrful bargains came about, but after all is said and done. IT'S THE PRICE AND MONEY
YOU SAVE that must appeal most to your fancy. '
Money making is not the bone of contention from now on: volume of sales and a record-
Come tomorrow and judge for yourself.
breaking Saturday must tell the story. It‘s a chance to make your FIFTY CENTS AND SIXTY-
FIVE CENTS DO THE WORK OF A DOLLAR.
D
- 000 ,0: his favorite brand.
, soil was awkward: age conchman of
, the Middle West."
-—-—---—-e— .
PORT ARTHUR INACCEBSI LE.
. ST PETERSBURO, July 17—4 tele-
gram received here from Port Arthur
says that upon the occasion of the lay-
ing of the corner stone of the Cathe‘
dral there, (lone
Russian War Mini t'cr made a speech
in which he expressed the conviction
that "Port Arthur Is now becoming a
fortress inaccessible to all enemies, no
matter how great their number or.
wilence tney come.”
Columbia—L11: 33: 03
"Mn—.44. :
BIG DEBIT OF TREASURY.
. "W .YOHK. July lie—The sub-
treasury had an unusually he"! debit
at the Clearing House today 2.!
resulting from pension payment
transportation and n 8500000 payment
[0 the tiling song and Shanghai Bank
for account of the army in the Philip-
ipéi ant created by the question of the
phenomenon of the Jewish petition to
Russia Is closed. The State Depart-
men‘tltoday made public the corres-
pondsnce that has taken place respect-
its‘ substance has
already been .forecastcd in the press
despatchea. ' The correspondence con
sists.df an ‘instruction to Mr. Riddle.
United States charge at St. Petersburg.
reciting. in detail the petition and di-
recting him to present the name to we
Foreign Oillce if It were willing to re-
solve it. it In stated by Mr Riddle that
the Foreign Oiiice would not receive it
under any circumstances and Score-
tary Hay so informed the B'nal B'rith
(sommMee in a brief telegram.
iiig the petition.
Koropatiiin the
‘ Eksssmaurs ar HAWAII.
HONOLULU. July-~17, via Pacific Ca
hie —Jared O. Smith, United States
special agent in charge of the Hawaiian
lxperiment station has been successful
in his experiments of growing cotton
mil Sumatra tobacco on the islands
f... -.- _... a...
W swmouuo osssarloas.
NEW vosx, July 17—5Mired a.
The annual meeting of the stockhoid- .
ers of the Norwalk Building, Loan and
BTEAMER MONTERYA WRECK. investment Association for the elec-
ST. JOHNS N. I“. July l7-—'i'he Bri-
Women's or Children's Hom-
stIu-hcd Handkerchiefs, value he.
at ' 2o.
W». ..
Clinton Safety Plus, all sizes.
a paper, 4c.
w-‘b. .
Torchon Lace and insertion.
all widths. value from 6 to 9c.
sale price. eyes.
Women's Cloth Suite, all good
- staple colors and styles, regular
price 810 and 812.50. at $4.90.
Sizes 5% and 0 only-2 claspe-
4 button or 4 book. Value 81.00
and $1.50, clearance sale, 39c.
der,Ivnlue 25c, clearance sale,
2 for 25¢.
Women's Kid Gloves in black. ' Women's Umbrellas, mercerizeii— ‘
covers, paragon frame, 26 inch
value 750, sale price, . 45c.
P
Meilnen's Boraied Talcunl Pow- Del.ong Hooks and Eyes. “‘70
dozen on card, value 10c, at Go.
W .n l-
and cotton, a corker at 15c, sale
25c, at
price, 10c.
100 dozen bleached Turkish Women‘s Luce‘bisie Hoseaeam‘
Towels, 45X21~ made 0' Sea “3" less, new patterns, regular price
166.
Crown Brooms, No. 6, value 29c,
200 yard spool Cotton, regular
clearance price, We price 50, at 3 spools for 10¢;
Tong. fifty -seven years old an English-
man living In Brooklyn. has been ar
rested on a charge of being Implicated
tlous which cost the
Idea Assurance Comp-
nhgilsh concern having a
branch nofll'oa in this city, many thou
ands of dollars and the discovery of
vhich led to the suicide offlmrge P.
Osborne. one of its odesi and most
empolyes at Portsmouth N. H.
lion 0. officers will be held‘ ht their
room, 74 Washing;
walk, Conn Tues
1903, at- 8 o'clock,
RICHARD H. GOLDEN
Fancy Native Potatoes
290 per pack
~ morass LOT or race: SPL sumo sources we ass owes-
me r0 vou son THE causes 0 F THIS wssx. THEY ARE LARGE.
MIALY AND oooo cooxsss. suv leLa-ri-ls SALE commune.
TANGLEFOOT rtv PAPER, 4 son at: SHEETS, in. firms ouoilr T0
as carcame TO voo. as nus ls war HALF THE rmca vou ans
sumo. suean cusso SHOULD ass PER L8,. is:
THEY nun vssv mos mo LEAN.
25c 3 ease or wear LARGE
1 LB. LEMON cnacxsae
1 La. GINGER snaps,
25° 1 La. eons csacasae,
25c 1 Le. MILK caacxsas.
tish steamer Monteryi which went
ashore west of Point Plate, island of
St Pierre Miquelon, July it. will be a
.otal wreck She has 37 feet of water
OUFIiI SQUIADROgU LEAVES PORTS-
PORTSMOUTHO, Uis‘Tng. July 17. ——The
American squadron under command of
Bear Admiral Cotton, which has been
visiting British waters left here this
morning. the Keats rge enroute for
Fronchmaua Bay
er vessels bound for Lisbon.
eruble enthusiasm marked the depar-
lure of the American ahllis.
...i101t.\ly, parlillu {“htil'r‘i,
r‘cre exchanged by the Atilcritun andI
Brl lull sallots.
lECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
PLYMOUTH) July 17 3:25;. in «Ar-
Moitke New York for Cher-
‘iourg and Hamburg (and proceeded);
Kaiser Wilhelm der Orosse. New York
for Cherbollrg“ and Bremen ( and pro-
nine and the oth-
“imitates“ ul' Willi) Bl ‘ FRESH LOT
6 BARB OZONE SOAP.
7 BARS ACMESOAP,
6 sails NAPrlla'eoas.
Is aans’corron on. sons.
J oseloff ’
72 North Main Sire! t.
CALL58-2.- -
NORTHER PACIFIC DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. July i7——Announi~e-
ment Is made that the Northern Pacific
Railway directors yesterday deolatnd
. the regular quarterly dividend of mg
per cent. payable August it.
__ t fl.
TCIL ’36'59
fly; This recipe from. The De- 3_-
liver with halt a tegcupful -
; loo? a Things to Eat.-
..Deucrous. DRINKS
Knapp's ttoot Beer Extract 3 bottles for 26¢. Rose a Lime Juice 350 bottle. Raspberry, Orange or Claret
Shrub, a delIcious drink 25c bottle Un lamented Grape Juice, 15, 35 and We bottle
guest of Fresh Crisp 099% and Waters. The Boss Lunch lilk Biscuit. 10c pound. or 3 lbs. for 25¢. Boas Choice
Waiers,10c lb Athena, Ramona Champagne. Nabisco and Festino. with a full “K‘s?“ all the other varietlesu Splen-
lid CoffeeJrom 23c to 38¢ lb. Lipton, 'i‘cttlely‘s Budd apt! our own high grade M. Unlimited praise we‘ hear
, our Bu.ttar We sullen tslsl prder on tape goons. Fancy Double Cream Cheese
~. on: Pickles. Olives, m a (utilise 0 Sand Lit
c. s: seymo
, weer presume-row sr.
upon the length of The most complete assort~
twine and the assault:
miner work and It In an
., ornowtoaecnre aguodvar-
“" " ' ' Strictly Fresh Country -
. . . 'c....
Leading Officer.
‘ ' scorn uoswaatt cosh
’ :‘If you mi something I in thallllih of'rnsl’a rain! of angel-mm le.
fishermen“. TMymsqualto ant-lily. .- - I Isl-‘1‘“ ,
Laces. Ribens and
Notions.
Point De Paris Laces,and inser-
tions widths from 1 inch to t
lncnes. regular prices from 10c
to lie yd. Clearance price, 6c.
Point De Paris (lailoons, black or
white, assorted widths. prices
from To to 13c. Clearance
price. so
No. 40 Taffeta Ribbon. plain or tig-
ured, all colors, Including white
value 15c Clearance price, yd,
10c.
No. 40 Satin Thffeta itibbon. blac.k
pink, and light blue, a suit, wash-
able ribbon, regular price lilo.
Clearance price, yll.. 130.
Fine veiling in the popular grey
mixtures. or all black, value
from 35c to line. Clearance
price, ' 17c.
Dragon Thread. 600 yd. spools.
regular price so. Clearance
price, 30.
Calmac Machine Thread 300 yd.
spools. Clearance price, 8:10.22.
“Home" Linen. black or white, 200
yd. spool, a regular no "can.
Clearance price, 2'60-
Amason Brush Braid, all cotors
our popqu 5c braid. Clearance
price. yd.. 3c.
(10 yards to a customer).
Fancy ll‘riiled Lisle Elastic Weh-
bing, regular 1355c quality. all
colors. yd, 3c.
Domestics.
36 Inch Fruit of the Loom and
Lonsdale Bleached Muslin. at
less than Bale prices, 67,50
Bleached and Brown Toilet Crash.
the best goods always 6c. 200
pieces, the yard, site
100 dozen Huck Towels red bor-
der 18 x 38, value 1335c. 7c ca.
100 Pairs Rudled Carmine, Swiss
effect with stripes, value 60c
plus) 39c pair
Full Bed Sine Counterpanes the
kind we always sell at $160. 113
WhiteGoods for Shirt Winn suits
and Waistings that were 25c no
~ 18c .
Odd Lot of Counterpanes. slightly
soiled to close. 49c ea.
60 doaen Window Shades with
fringe. all colors, regular value
’ 39¢. 37cm.
White Dotted Swiss for Suits and
~ Wallis. value 17o, 1336c yd.
Tray Cloths. all linen, with him
- value 1330c, 90 ea.
t2 .lnch Unbleached Muslin. a well
.I.known make. value 1:150 ygc’
30. Inch Plaid Glass Towelling. all
linen. value 16c yd., 1 110 yd.
60c quality, 35c
Iiirsil's Violet Perfumed Ammonia,
3c
Brown Violet Toilet Water. 69o,
Children‘s Fine Summer Weight
‘ woman a Fine Ribbed. White
Lisle Pants, lace trimmed, reg-
ular 50c quality. at 35c.
liens Egyptian Fine Ribbed Bal-
brlggan Shirts. long sleeves, draw-
ers double seated, regular price
(Hermsdorf dyed value 46c. 35c
Mons "Tulienuf" Half Hose, also
150 regular 43c.
No. 8 Wash Boiler, copper bottom,
We, at 35c. Iar price Be.
Men “ “3" 80"” fancy “"k stitcn- Dress Styles. best American Prints,
regular 6c and 70,
Woman's Straight Vests. aquareI
Gloves. Leather neck. sleeveless, lace trimmed. ‘
Goods. H’de’is. and W' 15% 9°
T011“ ATUCICS- Kitchen Goods.
Black and Grey Lace Gloves, 500
lgd‘izg'tyzicmp wane Silk Glover‘s? lovnfiizcaolgfizmed Tom“ 53:;
Women’s Embroidered Swiss Hand 7 piece Lemonade Set, glass, reg-
kerchiefs. value 10c. at tic , ,
Women's all Linen Lace Trimmed “l” price ”'00' at ' 59‘
sgfugfilzr‘ggered”Mdke'cmegsc: 10 in. Decorated Lamp Globe. va-
ll ',
Men's all Linen Colored Bordered lue ‘1'00' at 59c
Handkerchiefs, value 170. at 9c 7 piece Berry Set, value the, at
3 for 26¢ at 29c
Tans. Lisle Gloves. 25c quality. ’
sale price, 17c 4 piece Table Set. value 39c, at 19c
“'21:: leok’t Toilet Water. fig: Engraved Tumblers, lit ' he each
Browll's Extracts, 2:... quality, at Straight Sauce , enamel ware,
30c
10c size. at ' 7c ,,
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. at 19c "38“!“ 9”“ “"5"- at 95”
15c quality Tooth Brushes, at 10c iv i-‘alnil Soa cake 3c
Rtlgel' & Galiet Violet Soap. 19c S” y p' ’ ,,
Woodhury’s Facial Soap, 19‘, Bath Room Mirror, value .5c,at 15c
. Colgate s Cashmere Bouquet 8031, Screen Doors, any size, 59c
Cuticura 801thi 19c Croquet Sets, value 31, at 50c
Pears' Scents Soap. 13c . ‘
Pears' Unscented Soap. 10¢ 10 in. Clothes ernger, value $1.00,
Packer's Tar Soap, 14c 81.“
. 500 Sheet Toilet Paper, value he. Hand Scrub Brush at to
at
Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder. value 'i‘in Oil Stove Tea Kettles at 90
25c' at 19c 2 Burner Oil Stove Iron Tank and
size, at 1 48¢ iron top. value $1.25, at The
Brown Violet Toilet Water, 39c Jardinerc in double glazed,
size. at 284.3 ' I ' , .
Brown Violet Toilet Water, 25c value 29c, at 15c
8110”“ - 17c Window Screen, 30 in. high. open
underwear and i from 22 to 35 inches, at 25c
Quart sizes Milk Bottles, value
Hosieru. .5. ..
820
3.223;. 3‘32. iii“ “d ”’33 ‘Wash and Wool
Dress‘ Goods.
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, regu-
sate
'. disc
fancy, value 150, 10¢- Fancy Styles. all wool Dress
Ladies Seamless Fast Black Hose, Goods. regular 500. 1 .. - 15c
value 13560, To. .
Ladies All Over Lace Hose 58 Inch Brown Siciliian. regular
(Hermsdorf dyed. regular saga: price $1.00. 39.9 ,.
quality.“ . - ' _
Ladies Fine All Over Lace Lisle 3““ "‘:'°°"f°“ “mm“ “is:
Hose (Hermsdorf dyed) regular “1." 1“" C9 ‘1 25. 7
Clgmufliguffll k Ho 2 ind. ,Dress Lawns all the newest and .
n so so. , :
' ribbed, value 150. 1% best of this season’ a productions,
Children's Hose. the well known value up ‘0 17-930» all ‘1 one
Tutorial}; "lsitl'klaiaclvlk 10:. price. We
““3“" 5" 9° ‘“ “- ' to inch all wool Black Satin sis
Short Sleeve Vesta, value 1%. loll. ‘93“‘3' mm 503 44c _
e
.1;
the following extremely 1on prices
Skirts ingrothoBlackCheviotDressSktm. Valueanp .to f
3 v
'w
.‘ Ladies suits, Jackets, waists and Skirts
.' determined not to carry evol- a single Spring or Summer garment; his». I :I;'~
. a I
a
1.-»
my
Lace, long and slim sleeves, a
“initialised aim-Memos». a
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