.' '7' : ANS” '
gm mu six O'clock
, Web» the
2 a9! includtus
I here su-
TAM .
seen not held LN!“
“phenom" wI
w 1‘1””
3' am!
, directors presbnt wer:
:W 'Brlstol: 'Hsrtf d.
lprl
.Y.
e 0
.Prindevllle:
'Mrke
Nils meeting was in progress,
on; of the “WI
nouuced that r.
n. ‘dlechsrsedr Ind
:‘buoem ‘ ' 00cm.
armada! were sdvls‘d
up.“ the pitchers closely
‘lndtlhed first when they
r, end did not "All the
d eecretsry the amount of
ripblnsl Unions Start
nanvement.
.surroundln
movement r the es,
the United Stem.
In were wavered
y'pogrsphlcsl
must closed here.
this conference re-
“3:1an
nation of the union. thst
,JIno of policy be adopted:
, cements to be entered it»
- , dig utuour bssle. The
fundvcf $500000 by on
l- 810 on each member of
~for the shorter dsy. The
locglsv shell wt. together.
dob shops adhere to the
one Ill It 11er been .de-
“ 0810 Cambridge com. I
_ 1111111123 or July- so on >
t e athletic contests with '
hie tutu At the some
"I". “M
I toepillno declded. to pro ;-
used in the
' 1 This can» '
.ln'oludins hemmer I
lug weight till-owl -
_ der ldentlcel «but:
utter Include proofs 0
Windsor states. with the
simmers limited do four
, 4 matriculation,“
'7 ”99 Yule and Oxford- Cambridge
;1' frl‘ Il‘hus, if. the bohdltidns
tell. no one except
to compete In the re-
overseen.
of New Castle. ‘
ueh 7 Business.
Nuns 14.——Justlce M.
, court, had 11 sud
szye‘sterds . when
were brough before »
‘of them wsr bicyclists
day , Depu y». Shel-ll!
Ollieer Downer
sidewslk bere.Al
_ 1111.591. es mourlty and
supermodels court pleaded
,,,,, 38.51 mil
pls he were arrested in
t' ERCD.
rs Vere brought. Into
“we their names.
‘X sud accused
‘ of his mpney.
is ‘ mqney were cant
son" a Niel
.; lust: ms THING roe RILLIOUC-
6111,0111: eI '
nwm'witb the ‘u’ ‘
Ishi‘. He told ‘
Ivery- end for: bellrs. he I
one lie-41111011 printers .
Chicago ,
the eight-hour day for .
, ' membersofthe inn ~
Union. '
to‘ be‘ used. exclusively-«for .
ii-cutpstitlve districts; flu '.
w.-
mm" embers, while ..
sombrero“ the hope“ .'
beselectsd ss possh *
m might:- be double to .
In this .
ill be able to take port 1
u M 110111111; up homer»
bem'ede to the v'
[N CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
1111.: 1111.111. H911 ‘. '
1
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0“
116111 is 100 gm
Hotels restaurants. boarding 11911565
111111 general dealers can save cousider'
9111c b11 bidding 011 quantities and clean-
11111111) certain lines.
: Freedelivem to 311 1191114115.?
w. s,
70 North Main 51.. So. 11911111111.
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‘ MM
We are now prepared to show n lerge line of Csrpets
«in all the popular grades.
VELVET TAPESTRY B
suns.
Chins MIttin-gs, so
Jspnuese Montage, sec to 50¢.
OE OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM WE SHOW ALL
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
RUGS AND MATS IN LAR
SHADES TO ORDER A SP
>e
mi
89 Washington Street; South Norwslit.
I Telepho
EON GETS ALL THE ESTATE.
.DREENWIOH, June 13. *lengeton
Emery of Norwoed, N. J.. ceme' here
Summary and was appointed adminis-
tutor of the estate of his mother Mrs
S L. Emery. He was surprised to find
that money in three or four banks had
been deposited by his mother in her
some for him. The personal estate
mounts to shout 610.000.1md this so-
Ion 0! Hrs. Emery will enable him to
get the money without paying the cue
cushion Lu. He Is the only heir. Mrs.
llinr‘ery died lost winter while In Now
1.1;.» encoding her son during
I sigma.
' lug W dinner sud mt. TD Ely 1:th
I
his
chr- lust recovered so
be 011111: come here to settle her
NE...
« "i took s. dose of Chemberisln’s
tomocli and Liver Tablets Inst even
feel fifty per celit. better then I him»
all To? weeks;- The Tablets are certainly
g1 Mauricio for biliiousnees. ’»-—.J J.
of Firestone E Minnelwrl
ma
publishers ott'l‘he new: Alleged. Itch
Marta-I 'heslthy m of tbellm
liver His produce an screams navel C5. 9 i
“tombs bowels. mums», ..
‘stilllflamvell
0"th
pmng FIOOI'
Coverings.
Mists mm tile digestion-z '
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"Bill a ' fdw'lveeks' rounder b01019 we -
out 1211519955. 5121111111
the balance oi lllb stuck 10911151116 11-
teresls. Our friends sndlacuSIomtrs
who will need anulbiud 111. our 111111111”
111195, will (19 well to look us over b0-
Small lots 91111 remain
111 many departments and in all cases
our prices are below cost.
00
Our 1111-
at to here enumeralr.
STURTEVANT.
I
column; or luossrus.
resents. sour unus-
1
$41: to 3511.
GE VEARIETY.
ECIALTY.
rie 193-6.
ROMANCE OF GOLF LINKS.
West Roxbury Stirred by Runaway
Marriage of Two Players. I
BOSTON June 14. ~§oclety in West
Roxbury ls stirred by the runaway
marrlsge of Vivienne, toe sdopted
daughter of Juan Dolley. sud Merrill
Phillips Butler, the son 'of a marble
desler' 0f Newtow. :
rue young people met In the golf
linksin inBrookilnc two‘ msons ego:
Mr. Bellows mmnum ego prevented
Mr. Butler getting 3 drawings license:
but tile” pair flipped em to Portlilnd.
where they were: msmdd‘: . . .
Theatetherrot’tbe bride Is 9 well-
known business men. ’Res‘ was the
originsior of the 15 and 10 cent store.
STARTLINO EVIDENCE.
Fresh mummy In use intensity is
1‘th coming 13.131.”le Div
King's New Discovery for Common op
bend equal, .4
J. Mchrlsnd‘
~13
‘ it public meet
,, cent. In the outlay.
"If "be; wen u drememen
fligefihest shoot the rsilrosd .orgsuin
I flops." herald. “is that they. do not
“#311. “ill T than}, Deters streets.
Tum:
1'!”
“Mind R It'll! I'!
e s w Ile onsjwwfizikfild lose his bell
sad so selling on “I tense“.
lyte come In eohtsot- With the liner.
Clash! They stood p. shook the dust
from theimlothes s 11 went st It unlit.
“(gin sees: time. however. they were
mtollo tii iht. .
Groups of their: stunned themselves
in snssly shooting on fire creek
some of them flew kites ilnd bl w
1111111111113 with the most, lulohse enjoy-
men .
The qtulililty of pes'nuts consunled
wss tremsddque. ‘
A lnr crowd gathered ‘srouns the
doll ball es. where for the small Illlm of
1le cents r1119)? were veil three bsse-
bells tell: wind :11» knocked one
own. thoyldecul‘ed' slcllsrl‘ Nelly 0!
t em threw tbel re st tbe- doll
bsbles. thereby showing thst they are
becoming civilised d. . .
Quite a number of. inertial spirits
psironlud the shootlhs sslleries.
These Inst were pbobsblyt‘filuubusss or
Chunebusse." as the. despetches from
the wsr~ rend. - They vol-e'very poor
insrltsinsn as a rule, their prIuclpsl
Ides being to shoot as first so they
could Others got the "ring ’ein up
tidbit, " and departed wIth cones They
Appeared to be very clever lit this, and
~to enjoy It Immenscly.
The most Interesting sight aside-
from the Chinese women. who ere
rarely seen, Were the Chinese children.
Little black eyed ride but every one
dressed as neatly as children are ever
dressed. These attracted considerable
attention.
Quito 11 group of people gathered
‘nrouud s Chinsiusn who was operating
a grepbophonenwith Chinese records.
During the~sfternocu a prayer meet-
Ing wse held In the dancing psvll on,
but It was patronized principally by
white people. There was singlpg of a
number of gospel hymns, followed by
an eshortst on.
‘Flllfllly t e~good‘11me came to an
and. The big whistle of the Grand Re-
pu Ilc gave some convulslve bellows.
the stream of ex‘curelou‘lsts start-
:11 out along the plsli. ‘
Just as the gang plank was being
drum: on board two frantic Cblusmen
rushed down the wharf trend In‘ bend
one coming s. bunch of flowers. and ‘
the ‘othsr white. They Just made (1011- ~
ileum. and the stapler started with .
ts psrty forltbetn‘oisy titty. 1» I
Ouev of the most exciting Incldents
of the. dsy occurred when the steamer
Attempted to leave the dock. The tide
was falling. and It wss dolled tint the .
vessel wss hard agroilnd. Every ef-
Inn was made by the powerful engines
to move the best, and flower after
hewser shopped in twa under the strain
exerted Finally, at 5: :0 o'clock. an
hour after the time set tor departure,
the Grand Republic left the shores ct
Rnton behind her. ‘ .,
m
souousrs ‘ro RAIURvo rise"
MIN.
Vice President Tfldd Tslks It aneuil
Hell on Their Good Quslltlss.
BOSTON, June 14~aneililhsn was
filled with locomotive «firemen end
their families Sundsy afternoon, when
was held under the
Joint susplceso onoston‘ lodge 5'! sad
Poul Revere 10111111486 of the Brother-
hood of Locomouvo Firemen. In the
obsence of Druid Hester John inure-
hon. on coconut of Illness Frsnlr F.
Derby of Paul Revere lodge presided
Interesting addresses were mode by .
First Grand Vice Muster Chimes A.
Wilson. Percy R1 'I'b’od first vice. presi-
dent of the New York New Haven &
Hertfol‘d rillrosd; lu'lph bi;- Micro!
the thiondl Civic federstlcu; sfimuel
Higgins, gehersl msneger of the New
York New lisveu 8 Hartford rslhosu;
migration, sn‘d III-suit Burr. generic
,msnsger"sud third vice president bf
the Boston & Mslue. ~
‘ in the morning there was s. meeting
open to members only. an interesting '
feature of which was the presentation '
vnlushle wst‘cb in” recognition of his
services to the brotherhood.
Mr. Todd phld it high punishment to
the firemen. and especially to the com-
mittee which rebrcsents them In their
Haven reed. they coilld not‘ know he ,
seidi': how filthfullv these men work In
sble just men with whom the officials .
Iniprensed upon them the Importance .
of economy In Ilr,lng Illustrating the
differ-ends betweu cremen by reading
nrbp’on of two trips made by the some
trstn betweu Nev:- Hews one New.
York. one» one of which the firemen
used is shovelfuls of cost every five
minutes. the *treln gaining 12- minutes
“other firemen used adxsbovelhlls of 1
minute; 1.
matter of economy. He celled attention
to the Mtvtbst the‘ New Haven reed
lest yearspeat'u, 790. 000 for coal, 9nd .
that If the firemen had saved oneshov-
‘elful In 10 of the cost weed It would
have represented a moving- of 10 per
‘1
e: (1va when
¥esld he was
of them and of “his present esse-
cns‘wlth the brotherhood “When
Mr. Barrens Ilie-lied
precursors ”be “You :11an «splayi
hedoesn'twbelmgtelhq
«o tattoo. I. I. believe‘hs Wallfl- 1
:31 iddh'tliveseeut smwm‘
. “9 m in?“ . tion
Kit
swoltmo m A; {owns-.11 MAo’A-v
rilot'more surely lhsn neglecting kidneym
disorders.
core s slight disorder In 3 few days
and Its continued use will cure the
most obstinate asses. ,
may people or Bright‘s disease and
diabetes Who were thought to be Incur-
sble. If you have kidney or bladder
trouble, commence felting Foley' s Kid-
n‘ey- Cage today, before it Is too late.
For sole st Plnls1ed's drug store.
sewing at the home' of relatives In Mill 1
street yesterday afternoOn Mrs.
tonic Cslebrese. used slx‘ty- dive years.
dropped to the flour deed. She was
stricter: with 118er discuss. .
Weill:l P; adrient. commissioner of let. . .
to Orsnd was Master Wilsrm of s j "
deslln’its with the oi'ilclslls of the New 7'
thell- interest. They are good res‘sot- « w ‘
of the; railroad like to up business He ,
on the schedule time. and on the other .
cell and the troll» only. gained- one A,
4M: Higgins laid stress also upon the
1:.
tier
The D M. Read Co.
mussel/nu rs's'r.
Daintu Atomizers.
A faint breath of some bcwltcliiug flower like perfume
attracts illusc who pass the T oilet Section. Some new At-
omlzors are being practically demonstrated. Their beauty
appeals to all lovers of fine toilet uriiclcs. They are of
cut glass, either clear or tinted in delicate colors, the tops
gold. Fri-rich gray silver, or nickel. in shape they are small
and compact. there is no rubber attachment of any kind,
and the Atomlzcr can be packed in a hand bag, taking up
but little room. .
Stop and see them.
TAN H OSIERY.
Plain Ten Lisles of fine quality at 25 cts. a pair.
Sheer Gauze Lilies at 50 and 75 cu;
All-over Lace Effects snd Lace Boots. 50 cts.
Ten Silks. $1.50 and $2.25.
Children's 'Lislcs, assorted shades, 25 1:15.
Men’s Tim Lisle HelLHose, 25 and so cts.
Fifth Avenue Shoe Lace Ribbon in tan, champagne,
white and black, at the Ribbon Section.
TERRY BATH GOWNS.
A Terry Bath Gown is the nicest for hot weather.
Terry Cloth you knew is like a very fine Turkish towel-
ing and of course can be. washed like a sponge. and is per-
icctly sanitary. The Gowns are heavy enough for any
summer weather and are of very attractive colerings. Wo-
men's Underwear Section.
The Polly Hose Sup'pOrter is a simple belt of webbing.
with supporters of webbing and elastic. made in an ingen-
ious way that contributes to ease of motion. The athletic
girl will delight in it and any one will like it who prefers
the supporters on a belt. 50 cts. At Worricn’s Under—
wear Section.
w
Stile of Lace Gslloons and Bands at half value, 5, IO,
15,‘and so cts. a yard.
The D. M. Read Co.
r
CANNOT MOVE HERMAN.
WINSTED, June 14. usherrnsn Bee-
m,en who shot and killed his wife on
Memorial Day, was to have beéh taken
to Nopth Gannon yesterday fer a beer-
Ing before Justice Gsrdeld on s
chemo of murder, but Dr. Kelsey lit the
Lllchfield County Hospital said that It
was a trifle esrly to move him He
will be arraigned later In the weélt.
Beemsn a condition In Improving.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
”.
ls courting don'thz more suddenly but'
Foley's Kidney Cure will
it has cured
ee‘
§.Dr King‘s New Life Pills.
of euterers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Heed
aches. They make pure blood and
.bulld up your health. Only 25 cents
imoney back if not. cured. Sold by F
:H. Baxter. Dr'uggist.
DIED WHILE DEWING.
NEW BRITAIN June‘ 10 .l~—Whie
An-
nlsnpervlsicn since its Inlbhoy.
«Allow no rule tedeeeive you in this.
. . babies. murmur ond“J '-
I we Mtfide with and manager the 11th (it
HIE Children—Experience against Experiment. ,
pillar
someones. Its ego in Its guarantee. Is destroys when:
and alloys Fevbrls , it cures Diarrhoea and Wind
00110.. beellevel clothing Tron on. (tires constipation"
ltd...“ ”Wm“ “surmise mm “m
due WWW—Th Mother
_ . phi-3. 11‘. can: E; 1.1. .
1 Would qulckly leave you If you used»
Thousand: ,
0 , turd. Barton and Pluisted's
is ‘dhsrlss Hm.“ libel e!
”013'“. by Miss Msry Hell.
ATFOR 01mm
H. Jones on riuteudent o
June 151m
tli ‘s Coo-
nectlcut lmt lute sud ludustrlsl Home
for the Blind. charged with smelt on
tiles Mary 11111 in member of the store
best-d of charitles. was found not guilty
after 11 hearing In the lice court be
fore Judge (inrvenl yesterdsyi The
trial occupied over three hours.
Mlsn 111111.111; a. member of the Board
of Charities, endeavored to mnlte in In-
spection of the Institute Superinten-
dent Jones refused tier commence to
the building and during‘ the utercstlcu
which followed, Mlle ell ellms thet
she was roughly handled and her cloth-
Ing torn. She then msde s com'plelnt
clinging him with consult. The chief
feature of the testimony was brought
out during the exemlnotlou or Gover-
ucr Chumbcrluhl Di I’Ierpont Dnvls.
president. or tile Heard of Trustee and
Mrs. Emily Foster. a menlber‘uf the
Board. .Tlllll was that during it met-
Iug at the governor‘s olllc‘e all agree
ment hnd been entered into betvvcen
the Bond of Trustees and the State
Board of Charities. allowing certstn
members of the Board of Charities to
Inspect the Institute lit any time sult-
Ing thelr convenience. The 11st. of the
members allowed to make this inspec-
tlon did not Include the name of Miss
Hall. Dr. Davis Instructed Dr Jones
not to allow Miss Hall ucceu to the
building and Dr. Jones claimed that he
was only carrying out hls Instructions
when he refused her admittance. Miss
Hall had not been notified of this meet-
Ing at which this resolution was pass
ed. Judge Gsrvan said that he did
not think that Superintendent Jones
meant any harm In expelling her film
the building. It also developed (lure
lug the trial that the members of the
State Board of Charities had no legal
right to Inspect the institute, but was a
19ml conferred upon certain members
0 It
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your list?
Such was the experience of Mrs 8.11
Newson. Decatur, Ala. “For three
years, " she writes, “I endured lnsuffer- ,
able pain from Indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble Death seemed In~
evltnble when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length l was Induced to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. I Improved at once and
low I'm completely recovered." For
Liver. Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters Is the only
medicine. Only 500.11% gusrsnteed
by F. H. Baxter. Druggist.
CON ARRESTED. FOR MURDER.‘
Which Was First News That Mother
Had From HI min 26 Years.
NEW HAVEN, June 14.—-As the first
news from her son Joseph whom she
has not seen for over a quarter of a
century, Mrs. Rebeccu Van Note, of
East Haven. has received word of his
arrest at Belford, N J.. to await the
verdict of on Inquiry Into the death of
his wife whose body wss picked up of!
l‘crt Totten, S. 1., on June 6. All VH1
Note disappeared about that thus s.
search for him was begun and It was
thought he might have come to this
city as it was understood that be him
relatives here. Van ,,Nete returned
in his home Seturduywhere he was or
rested; but it was not until today that
his mother and sister wire located, and
they were greatly surprised to learn
that he was alive and more so to be
told that he was suspected of knowing
considerable about his Wife’s violent
death; ’Mre. Van Note ssys that. her
son left his psreuts‘ home at Polnu
Pleasant, N .I., over 25 yearsr ago,
shortly after the death of his first wife
From that time no word came to rein-
lives of his wheresbolits until yestcr.
day.
, STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia, Bre-
zillnn Balm Is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost without exception
10. 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles The Gill
0.
0.
STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOv
(NATION.
HARTFORD.
June 14.——-Tbe first
day' 8 session of the State Phsrmcceu
tics! Association Was held In this. city
yesterday. A very large attendance
listened to the annual address made by
Preslde‘lm Leverty. in- ms speech he
4" alluded to the work Which had been
. done by the association during the post
year He also spoke of the work
«i done by retail drugglste‘ 1111.1 their leg:
Islntlv'e committee. The usual reports
were submitted smoug‘: which were
those of John Ebbs of Waterbury. ..
treasurer of the osso tIou whose rur-
port showed a bolus of $918. 86 in
the treasury, and secretary Rapele,
whose report showed a total member:
ship In this state of 405 At the con“
clireion of the meeting. the members
of the association mode a tour of the
city 111 bucks. Today gclnuer will be.
given at Lake Compounce at which the
members will be present.
Late yesterday afternoon the follow-
Ing officers were elected19resldent1 R.
H. Kimball, Hartford; first vice presb
dent. .1. Arthur Hodgsou, New Haven;
second vice president, Joseph D. Horti-
gsn. Bridgeport; secretary. ClierlesA
Rspelb. Hartford; treasurer, John B.‘
Ebbs, Waterbury
John A. beverty of Bridgeporl, the
retiring president, was presented with
a handsome gold badge by the mem-
here of the association. ,. 1,. .
DRIVEN To DESPERATION.
Living at in out of 1119 tiny piece re» .
mote from clvlllintlofi ii tsmlly Is of"
ten driven to desperbtloh In case of ac-
cldent. resulting in Burns. Outs.
Wounds. Ulcers. etc. my in s supply
of Bucklen's Amide Solve, ‘ It’s .the
W250 at F H. Baxter:
,ibest on earth.
Drug Store.
‘ W "TED TO GO 0 JAIL. .
, GB 103. June 1.-DonlelOor-
rlm,w11o come here fisturdsy and up '
pilot! for lodging st the police stution-
asked the court yesterddy to send him
to the lid In Bridgeport, so first he
would be users: but destlnslioo. Cor-
rim sold be well I wnrqetensn end
error. ‘3'
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