‘ been Two
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successfully with u remedy, new pro ed
Many tam tune as r Skill.
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1i 1' Grey. for years a Nurse In Children's Home, New York; treated shiltlmn
and placed in all the Dru Shires, i'rillntl
Mother Gray's Hweet Powders for Oh tlrcn. They are imnnlees us mil . 1’lensnnt to
take sud never fall. A certain cure for Feverishuuss, Oeneti tlon, Headache. ’l‘eethln ‘
end Stomach [insertions and remove Worms. Break up see (I in 24 hours. Over 10,0l
testimonials of euros. lteed what a few
Powders For Children:
o, use iforniruo its owner rowmtns
with splsiuild r’luiulls. > regard them as the best
Mathew: obliges whesc ssslid feveriebwr if
mtuupwsd or tr bled with ilflhmfltll‘ Worms."
-—Mrs. it. Morons. 375E. Msin SL.Metlden.Ctnm.
M MOTHER GRAINS GWIET POW 0R
CHILDREN arc (interest from mos Emil-rows
reparations. us they are corrective. curing Diarr-
tea or Leustlfihlion sud regulate the stomach
and Wis. sci recommend than to en
milieu. —Mrs. sale Zimmermansmrgisdllch.
“i have no sated writin . on tclet on know'l
renewed thcziMO’l‘lIEli (”livid SWfiE’I‘ POW-
DERS FOR CHILDREN. all thought] wouldtry
them iirst for my little. girl. lguve her slxpcwdvrs.
Ind! never my such it change In a child. film In
so much better that she started for school this
mornln for the first time In nearly in year. Iwill
not lies title to recommend them to en mother."—~
hire. stId Gritlin. llomellsville. N. .
“I enclose Poet Ofilr‘o More; Orderfnr n.00for
more of your MOTHER ORA '8 SWEET POW-
DEIIS bull CHILDREN. I found the last box
must lunieliclal, not only for baby, but for others
in the totally. and i win to constantly herds lit?!)-
Eiy on hon . My den liter niso thinks Itls e
mi. medicine for cl drcn she has ever used.
Piston send as mm be possible sud ohilgo.”-Mru.
If. B. Scott. ldnue. lioness.
mothers say about Mother Grey’s Sweet
"For the enclosed boots. lasso send me two
WWW" MOTHER GR Y's BWEE’I‘ l'OW—
14 FOR CHILDREN. All (he wowrfptkms
flora doctors never did my child the mind your
powders hove dune. Two mothers lmrokuow of
the cure of child and request me ingot wders
for them." . Ortteuburger, Port lluron, lab.
“1 can so with many other mothers that
MOTHER (i Y’s SWEET i’OWillilfbi Work
like n charts. 1 cludlyrocommend them to expel
end destroy Worms, and us an excellent gent-rel
children’s msdlelne.’ ~Mrs. 'l'. M. Kelly, No. {East
Shelby St... Worcester. less.
“I write to thank yolMor the d we have re.
cclvedfromuslngyonrhi 'llltlt AY’SHWElil’l‘
POWDEIIH FOR CHILDREN. 1 must my they
are all you gulroniee them to be. i have been
“Hint; them for yours, and i think their cqunl chu-
not rebonuht. I have inmhusod them ulsrly
from myDrntrglst. and find they do the c ulthcn
more good than anything I have. ever given them.
I will recommend flour generation to my friends
with niessure.”— re. .. Obcrtriitor, hnslonin,
New York. '
"I hsve used the MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET
POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. 1 think they hove
done my little be it great uniount of paid. and!
will rec mmend t em in oil mv friends-fl‘llirs. A.
M. Brndetrcct. South llytleld, Muss.
. Do Not Accept Any Subsilihls Ior MOTHER GRAY’S SWEET POWDERS.
Sold by Druggbits everywhere for ‘25 cents. flurnple sent FREE. Address
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HAWLEY Fouuo
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in rue wooos.
Was an Inmate of Stamford Retreat
and Left House June 11.
NEWTOWN, June 22;» Samuel (.‘ur-
tlss Hewley. used 24 your-s, who disap-
peered from his ironic hero on Sunduy,
June 11. was found yesterday room-
In: about the woods in the reur of the
home of (liturlos blend, of liollicl. Mr.
Mead. who saw lhe.youug man and
thought his actions suspicious. gave
chose and alter a lwu mile run, out--
ceeded in cutchlns him. He Is now
at the home of his mother. Mrs. .lullu
Hewley. In an exhuuslcd condition.
Mi'. Huwicy, who won an inmate of u.
Stamford retreat. was on u visit to his
old home In tnnnpnny with an stimul-
ant from tho scnllsriuiu. While out
walking. a. week ago i-lnnduy with the
attendant. he jumped through it burb
wire fence uiid disappeared in u piece
of woods nearby. He had been report.
ed as being seen from surrounding
towns. but the authorities had been tui-
nble to insole him until yesterday. He
will probably be returned to the sani-
fttritim its soon as his condition per-
mits. ,
THREE PHRYOICIANO TREATED
,HIM WITHOUT UOOEI.
'W. 1.,Yuncy, Pnduca . Ky. writes:
“i had "a. severe case of kidney disease
sud three of the best physiciansln
Kentucky. frosted me without success.
I then took Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first bottle gave immediate relief and
hree bottles cured mo pcrmanetly. I
kindly recommend this wonderiul. rcm«
oily. Bold.“ Piaisied's,prug Store.
W I
IITTEN BY A RATTLEONAKE.
WEST CORNWALL. June 22.——Af-
:ter twelve‘hours' battle with death
John Csrtelll. an Italian woodchopper,
who was bitten do the hand by a'ret-
‘ tiesnnke Tuesday, was yesterday pm-
nouncsd out of danger. During the
. {renter part of lsst nlnhl Dr. .l. w.
,. dyes. ofthls piece, worked on the
.Amitn. whose em had swelled note
, gtwiey Itll tritium also sud st in early
streamed” its was
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TEACHER WEDS FORMER PUPIL.
Surprise Sprung on Young People of
Meridcn.
MEIIIDEN. Juno lid—«Three yours
ago. when John P. (ilurk came to this
oily to Hike the position of ussislum
principal in tho Morldcit high school,
Miss Ellilil ii. Slonnc Wits a member
of the freshman class. When Mr. (flurk
resigned it your illll'l‘, lo tulle u posi-
tion us Instructor In the Classical High
school at Lynn, Muss., bu curried with
him the best wishes of his former pu~
pile. who never lll‘t‘llllll‘tl of his fond-
news for one of their number.
The announcement of tho engage-
ment came as it big surprise. his ruth-
or frequent visits to ibis city and the
scent- of his foriuor inborn huving
been looked upon us iiicroiy friendly
culls on the inrully. All this time
Miss Sloane was studying and steadily
advancing from mic class to another
until the announcement. was mode
that Hili' would be grndu‘nlcd this year.
Then chine the news of the engage.
nicnl.
Although the griuluullou exercises
do. not occur until next Wednesday,
the young woman thought she bud
kept her swectbenrt walling Ion”;
cntiugh, and yesterday the wedding
took place in ill. Paul's IJuIvcrsttlist
Church. Mr. Clark's former class.
mules at Tufts college acted as ushers.
The bride Is it daughter of .inmss
it. Sloane. chief of stuff of the Con-
necticut division, (I. A. it, and com-
mnmlcr of the local post. Mr. Clark
makes his home in .lamulcu l'lttihs.
Boston.
sMOKtNo' m A POWDER MAGA-
lists
is courting death more suddenly but
not more surely then neglecting kid-
ne disorders. Foley's Kidney (lure
wll cure it slight disorder In it few
days and Its continued use will cure
the most obstinate causes. it has cur-
ed many people of Bridgc‘s dlscnse
and diabetes who were thought io'bo
lneursbis. If you have kidney tor
owed to duvet/bladder trouble. commence tsltinml'bo :
‘ ' . 's adios. must-elm it been .. Kldne 1., tinder. listen ‘
. ”figmmlmtm 1.33... it um». Hyde d st Pislstsd’s dag
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Bees 113911 News .
DID NOT LIFT ROGERS SUSPEN-
BI
N.
President Whitlock Fli‘lt Heard of the
Case Through the Newspapers.
Tilers do n. terri‘rie discussion
miircwiug ill some sot-i one of the (ion.
. llcul length: over the supposed new
til it of President ‘Wbltiock in raising
the suspension against Terry Roget‘s
uml remitting his fine. The Spring-
flclti Union says that "not since the
outbreak of tho Duiiuherso'itourkc
feud over the Tuckcy ntfuir inst. ecu.
son has so much discussion bedn
licurd." According to that. paper, W.
.1. Tracy. of iiurford, is csl’eciuily cut-
spokcu In his tllssalisfacliou und says
that Whitlock ext-ceded his authority.
Calm llau O‘Neil looks upon lite: lust-
ler In a different light. “As I under-
stood It." he says, "llogors‘ reinstate-
mt-ut ilulcs from next Saturday. when
the time of his punishment would be
up. anyhow. up wliut's the use of wor-
iling over the question? No one.
wants liogcrs. so it will make no dil-
l‘ercuce. As for Kennedy's reslgmt‘
lion. bowovcr. I (it) not think such it
thrcnt should have the slightest Iulllr
once on the directors, nud no one. uum
should be permitted to (lit-lute to the.
Connecticut lenguc."
Seemingly it lukcs very little to
siurt n "discussion“ in lilo. tongue.
President. Wliillock illli-l not raised
Torry llogers‘ suspension and remit~
led his firm ul oil. A ’I‘olcgrum rtL
porter got. into communlculiou with
him lust Ilvtmlllfl by telephone through
Secretary O'Rourke.
: “I buve been In New York for sov-
oru‘l duys on business." he sold. "Mill
i won just reading in The Morning
’I‘clcgrnm ol‘ 'l‘ucsduy liiul Rogers sus-
pension has been ruined, rind the line
rt'nullted. i must say tbul ther ucwu
wus Interesting uml stitrlilng. I
didn't know it below fillli really it
isn't so."
“The Terry Roget's mutter is out.
'of my builds. 1 how Illl.‘ utilliorlty
to impose the line itllll the suspension.
but the mutter of ruining one or both
of them lice with tho bourd of direc-
tors. It‘ i wanted to, i could not do
it. ()u the other hund, I won pro-
purcd to light the injunction prnycd
out against me, in Imposing the sen-
lmtcc oil Rogers. li‘l‘lllll all official
source I lr-nru lliill the injunction bus
been dropped.“
’l‘his slnlcmcul should settle the
discussion. it ccriuinly knocks out
the umlorpiuuiuu on which it was
built. But it is the "silly" season and
some of ”lo baseball writers in the
tongue one in a nervous sletc.
Tin-rt- is apparently no good ruusou
for so much bullubuloo over Rogers.
Admitting lhul he is, hot Ioliipcrud lie
is u bumuh being. Illd it is the lunar
natural thing in the world that ill'
would do whul he could to huve his
line remitted and his suspension rule-
od. Heller and Worse men thnu ho
huvc tlouo il. before. He won urged to
do this by injunction proceedings by
his Into employer, Cornelius Dunnbor
who went so for us to furnish him the
money to lilill‘l lilt‘ liliguliou. When
Dniinbor dismissed Rogers inst week
be deducted the $00 llutl be furnished
to begin the injunction prtwm‘dliid-‘i.
Dili'lilllC‘l' is it fine sport.
The ibrmlcnod resignation of
("liurlle Kennedy us i league umpire
should Rogers ho rclnetuled deserves
it severe rebuke, It was sent In as u
lliroul. llun ()‘Noll in right when he
suys that no one mun should be put"
milled to dictate to the leuguc.
Kennedy's threatened resignation is
In strange contradiction to his state
IIII'III at Norwich inst Monday. when
he said, before Juck 'i‘ltzho and u imm
her of other plnycr‘s, including Mun
ngcr O'Rourke, that he thought. Terry
Rogers had been puiiisbcd enough.
There Is such a thing its pushing s
mutter too for. Terry lingers is not us
while its an angel or as block as n
crow. lie is a bail player. und. slrungu
us It mny scam he has his good quul-
itios at that. The Bridgeport press and
tho public have been as severe on Ter-
ry Rogers for his tnli-tpiuys nnd mis-
conduct its tiny one could be. But.
Bridgeport Is his home uud tho locul
it‘leling is beginning to grow his way.
Dniiuhcr hits shown some Ingrutltudc
lowurd him. he has been punished.
and be has learned his lesson. We. durc
any that the next lImelm-u 'l‘erry done
It bnil uniform be will show what he
can do. both In conduct and In play
lug.
~—
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Vork Has Good Luck With Cin-
cinnati, Willing 6—6.
CINCINNATI. .lunc 22.~thlkor was
hit for three single-s slid n lrIpic in
the first Inning. besides giving two
passes. Ewing relieved him and hold
New York fulrly wcll. Attendance,
6,241. The score:
It. If. it}.
Cincin. l (l ‘l 0 0 ll 0 0 1—3 7 2
New York402000000~d ill
Batteries: Wulker, Ewing unu
Schlel: Mnltbcwson uud ilowermnu.
Time, 1:50. Umpires, Klein and (flirty.
Pittsburg, 4: Brooklyn. 2.
Pl'l‘TSBURG.Jtirle 22.~—TWU three
builders and a double bunched In the
slxlh gave the some to Pittsburg.
There were iio special features. Alien-‘
dance. 1,780. The score:
R. H. II)»
‘Piusburg 0 I 0 c 0 it 0 0 x-—4 s i
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 2 070 0 0—2 II 0
, Batteries: l’hllllppe and Polls; Mc-
iutyre end net-gen. Time, 1:00. Umn
pire, Emslie.
*—
chlésgo, 3: Philadelphia, 0.
CHICAGO Julie 22~Curridon's wild!
ncss und‘wide throw helped Chicago
to their three runs yesterday. A one
hand catch by Mnloney. robbing Titus
often almost. sure home run. wssithe
feature. Attendancd. 0.000. The score:
It. H. Ill.
Chicago 00002100913 7
Phllo. 000000000—451
Batteries: Briggs and Kiln : Cor-
ridon and Basin. Time, 1:45. mpire,
.loltitsfouo.
s
Boston, 9: St. Louis. 3.
ST. LOUIS. June 22.~~Boston hit
NI hols- herd In t innings yesterday.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which is Batten—Try In Experiment
or Profit by a South Nor-walk
citizen's Experience.
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved‘to be no represent.
ed.
The stutcmcut of u inuiiufuciut‘er is
hot convincing proof of merit.
list the endorsement of friends is.
New supposing you had a bud back.
A lame, Week or Aching one.
Would you experiment on it?
You will rend of runny socnlicd
cures. _
Endorsed by strangers from fur-'uwuy
pluses.
it‘s different. when the endorsement.
comes front home. -
litany lo prove lot-til testimony.
liomo endorsement is the proof that
banks every box of Ilouu's Kidney
l’llls.
Redd this case:
Mrs. Auuu Clerk, of ii Kcysor uvo
uuo. Bast Norwulk, snys: “My hus-
band and l both tried Dean's Kidney
Pills. 'I‘liey cubed his buck: uIlt-r I
look them i found myself quite well.
1 bed kidney trouble for some time
and ,It developed Into steady backache,
accompuulcd by n urinary weakness
very inconvenient at night. Wo both
tried some simple home remedies, bill
the trouble still reittulucd. One night
I read an nccmrnl of n I'Ill‘l' being made
by llonu's Kidney Pills. the symptoms
being Identicul with mine. i got a
box at Plulslcd's drug store. ’I‘lutl box
completely cured me."
For stile by all dunk-rs. l’rico fill
cents. ll‘oslcr-Mllburu (‘.o., llufl'nlo.
N. Y.. solo agents for the [lulled
Sluice.
Remember the Ilillllt>-~'l)()llll'lII—~11nd
trike no other.
l
lluitcries: Nichols :mtl Wilmer:
li‘lilZl'I‘ and Ntlt'IlhilIll. 'l‘illlt‘, 1:45. lim-
pirt'. llulisuwiiio. .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Plank Pitches Good Ball and Pb“:-
delphia Wins at Home.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 2‘3.—~(lood
billing gave Pbiludclpbiu victory over
(‘lovolitiul yesterday. l’lunk pitched
lino bull. Altonduut‘o, 5,586. The
Sf‘tll‘l‘f
R ll. ll}.
Cleveland I) I) ll 2 i ll 0 II 0.4; 5 4
Plillu. I) ll ll 2 2 U 2 l x~~7 9 Z
Butlcrics: Moore and Bomls; i‘lnnk
and Schrock. ’l‘ime, 1:45. limpiro.
Sheridan
Eastern League.
Al Tl”'l)lil0~~Millill‘t'lll. 3: Toronto.
'2
At ilullimorcw-ilullimoro, I; Jersey
City. ii.
Al. Newnrk ~ l’rtivHence-Newark
xumc postponed. rniu. '
Al Rot-busier“ lion'ht'till'l‘. 3: Bill"
I'ulo, 5.
New England Games Postponed.
liliS'l‘ilN, Juno :2» -All New Eun-
Inuil lisuguo‘ busobnll guinea scheduled
for youlortluy \I'l‘i't’ postponed on at:-
couul of ruin.
No State League Games.
NEW HAVEN. .quo 22 All (former-
llI'III luuuuu trumps were postponed
y-slcrduy on Ill'l'Ulllll of mill.
Norwaiks vs. Wetsessings.
The Nol'wulk bull tour" will pluy lilo
Waist-unions. of New .lorsoy. next Sul-
urduy lifici'iioon at 3:30 o'clock.
FOURTH OF JULY NOVELTIES.
New Devices That Will Be Much In
Evidence This Year.
Muuufuclurers of ll‘mll‘lh Jilly tire
Works have liIiIiI'Il novelties to the ills-
pluys this your! Tho cry of “look out
for tho slit-k" When n skyrocket us-
ccnds will be less board this your. on
tho “slickless rocket" line made Its up.
penruncc. The description of new tic-
vlccs are certainly up to ditto: “Light.
nluiz. candles ascend, end amid the
slurs lhuro uro vivid flashes; iicry
spider bombs lbul burst. Into a scene
which l‘csuiiibles n score of mighty
coldssal spiders crcopbig across the
sky; the rudlo-clocli‘lc shell. thui il-
lumlncs the sky like flashes of 1,000
shafts of forked lightning; and the
Weird while l'ulis, representing Nlugaru
by moonlight." ull these will be seen
In trinity putts of the city.
Rudlum has also been applied to it
new device, nutl lilo “scintillating
Wonder or rudlum bumbshells, showing
displays of fiery golden dragons flying
through the air. each dragon termin~
sting In it rudium flush" will cause
many to wonder how such uu carpen-
slvc article will be used so generously.
Then there uro the Japanese daylight
fireworks. consisting of human figures,
mmumolh globes. tigers. fish, 0th
which are fired from morturs. A deal.
or gave this inlet-sling account of
those novelties:
“In Japan tho natives use it mortar
about four feet In height and a tool
In width at the top null bottom, grud-
urtlly cxpluuliuu towurds the ccuim
The outside is entwined with strong
were [El/sumo syn
THRUSDAY, JUNE .2. i905; .
siLt‘ro KILL‘GRAFT.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements
Senator Paige's corrupt Practices Act
Is Reported.
l-lAR'l‘h‘Ol-‘ID. June 22.-Bcnulor
Palm‘s corrupt practices act was re-
ported In the scuttle yesterdsy by Sen . '
utur i’ulge. who is chairmen. of the in . e
tilvlui-y couuulltee which had the ion .
nmiutlon of the measure in .churge.
It was the special duty of the sodium-
from‘lbe twcnlydb'st‘ district to sug-
koet n skeleton for the act which is
designed to place the securing of poll-
ilt-nl nominations upon it basis of pop-
uiurlly and merit, uud lo iuko it from
the. purely monetary side toward
which it bus been tending.
'l‘hotludiclury committee met Tues-
day afternoon and discussed the menu. ,
ure, which is very radical In the chun-
ges It mukes. withcui'boin'z particular
1y ruslicul us fur us the bill Iir itself is '
coiiccruml. It Is designed. priuinrily,
to stop "grufliug." to stop the furnis-
tlon of polliicul clubs for lbc‘ sole pur~
pose of blinding prospective t-a'ndl-
tlulou for olllcc. and to surround Willi
llic light of publicity, ‘(Wt'l‘y expendi-
lurc made by u cniidlulc for oilict- or
u pollllcul coitiniiltcte.
It provides. in port, thnl no person
sbuil'uut us treasurer or politluul agent,
unless within three days after his lip-
polntmenl. a writing dosig‘uutiug him
no such shull ho tiled will the t-rclury
of stulc: In case, however. i c duties
of such persons shall I‘I‘lllit‘ to town.
city. wurd, borough or school district
election exclusively. thou i-illl'll writs
int: shrill be filed with the town clerk
of the town in which cundiduto ro-
sides.
Also that any person nominated us it
candidate for public office may make
a voluntary puymonf of money to any
lrcusurer or political agent, provided,
however, that the aggregate of all such
sums uud nli cumpuigu expenses shall
not together with (by expenses incur~
red in promoting his nomination, ex-
cocd lbc umouut allowed such l'illtlli-
ditto In the clues in which hti runs.
The limit of expenditures named In
ouch clues of offices, shall be its ful‘
lows:
Clues 1.~~vSenniors of United States.
representatives In Congress and gov»
crnor, $5,000.
Class 2.~-Elcrtors of president nud
vice president of the l'iiltod States,
Ileutcnunt governor. lrousurci', secre—
tary. comptroller,Vatiorucy general, all
county offices. $1.000.
(lines 3.—Stute scrtnlor, muyor,
judges of probate. 8500.
(lines 4.—-itcprcsentutlvo. ull town,
city or borough offices, $200.
(‘lues 5.——All offices not included in
the four classes mentioned ubovo. $25.
Within fifteen duys lifter election it
shall be the duty of tiny trousurer or
political agent to lilo an ilcmizcd
sworn siulemont with the olllt-or with
whom his designation was filed, it shall
include the amount of money received
or promised. the name of persons front
whom it was received or by whom
promised. the amount of every expen-
rllluro or liability. llie name of the
person to whom expenditure was made
Mill uhnll sluit-tclourly the purpose
for“ which It was extended or pront-
Iscd
city olilccr M the ruse only be. setting
forth In detail all moneys contribut-
ed, cxpvndcd or promised by him to
old mill promote his nomination or
election. Fuilure on the. part of n
eused by the court.
Every person who shall violate any
of the provisions of the not shall be
lined not more than $1.000 or Impris-
oned not more than one your or both.
This section does not imply to violu’
lions of the tux-lion which provides
for the filing of cauditlntoe' statements
within fifteen days after election.
. I , ..
candidate to file such it statement will " .1 1
result In a line of $25 for every tiny ‘ , . " ,,
on which he is In default unless cx- ), ‘ .
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright‘s _
disease and diabetes has been changed
to ihunkfulncse by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. it
will cure Incipient Bright's disease and
gives comfort and relief. Slight disor-
ders are cured In a few drive. “i had
diabetes In Its worst form,” writes
Marlon Lee. of Dunrenlh. ind. "i tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
lhrec bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
diabetes and oven in the worst cases Ingram, Tapestru
l’luin straw will) 2 straps, 3 catches,
Willi lcnllicr corners and handle,
Full leather bound and stitched,
tiles, brass looks and copper
made of eyelet embroidery.
\
. Read Ce.
EJrhllh’i/ud 1.957.
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Straw Suit Cases.
llcsl and moi-it coiivdtiieut for suiiitiicr lruvcliup‘. A
Straw (use is light as a leather itself. and when packed
with your suuuut-r clothes is nol a heavy burden, only about
ouc»fifllr lllt‘ weight of u leather case.
:iiit-sc Straw and Willow Crises. Smile with it‘iliilt‘l corners,
some leather boutul throughout.
l’lztiu straw, no binding, reed bundles, 2.2 inch size, $2.75.
We have the jap~
.24 inch, $3.00.
so inch, $1.50.
$2.50.
20 inch. $2.50.
22 inch, $2.75.
24 inch, $3.25.
Something u'cw. Lcallici‘clic l‘it'uic .loxcs, leather llilil'
i'ivcls. three sizes, 25. 38 and
A largo line of Shopping Bugs, 'l‘clcsmpcs :uitl Satchel
“UliSt‘. Furnishing Siorc, basement.
0
Low Pnces on Petticoats.
The most practical Summer Petticoat cvcr made is (t
it always looks so ilcill and washes so well.
We ask your attention to our specials at 4‘.) and 50c eucli.
lllurk aiul \vliile Slicphcrds’ (berks, appropriate and
liScful with shirt waist Ill‘CSSt'h‘, (lot- curb.
Summer wright Sateen Petticoats, two .rulllcs. "9C.
Clinutlirny Petticoats. plitiu blue. brown, and gray, 98c.
Grass L‘lolli i'IClilt‘IliliS, 49¢.
. .
The Des1g-ner for July.
Tilt: summer styles occupy the major pot ion of the
magazine this month, among them numerous illustrations
Luul directions for Suspender Dresses and girdles. An ar-
liclc on hllilliucry shows explicitly how .1 smart but can be
lutliing "l‘oilctlcs is the. sub-
ject of another. and still another very instructive and inlcr~
csiiug piece is on Rollin and liaskct Work. Him: we.
l’uilcrn Counter.
For the health and comfort of everyone during hot
weather Mcuncu's 'l'nlcuin Powder is necessary. It is. the
purest of :ill 'l‘aicum Powders, is cooling. and removes all
tulm's of perspiration. Particularly good for tlclitrzi‘tc skins,
it is indispensable in the nursery.
The bill nlso provides thul cnnllldntes
must lilo within fifteen duys tiller elcc- .
Iloli. ilil lit-mlzud sworn sluiomoul e . o . ea 0.
with the secretary of ethic or town or . I , a, . ‘
‘—
We are Now Prepared to Show full Lines
FEEL IMPENDING OOOM. Of Spring Floor coverinaS-
CARPETS
, Brussels. Velveis. Bodu
Brussels. ‘ ‘
it‘l’i’iifti‘iili.§f““"' 8“” ”"2; China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
SALVATION ARMY PROGRESS.
Figures of General interest Given Out
It Hartford. ,
HARTFORD, June 22—Tbc Bulvnlloil
Army people bed a busy day Sunday,
in holding the various services ar-
ranged for tho week-end. Brigadier
Alexander M. Demon. flold sccrelnry'
In this country, conducted a holitu‘titi
meeting In the morning at the bend-
qusrlers on Wellsstrect. '
Brigadier Ilnmon [hive interesting
figures showing the magnitude of, the
and months. Mats and Russ
Shades to Order a Specieillu.
ll 'r.
l t
in law.
it mortur in this country fashioned
somewhat like it small hot water boIl- women. more than 75 per cent
or. This om- I secured from the Jep- whom were restored to lives of purity.
ration, and In the Interior of this rat- Salvation Artsy work. _ ‘
trill is‘piuced u bowl of'lron. We use sheltered 10.001) men every night. .
There were rescue homes for fallen '4 WASHINGTON 81'»
of
it
There were
Nil
‘ 4 rpt
,. . ,r,
it,“
bitumen it
sou'rrt NORWALK. ‘corlu.
anesc oi the St, bottle fair. and keep-
It for exhibition purposes, only. The
llgures lhcmsolves‘nre released from-
the bomb high up In the tilr. and are
triads so that the inflation is helped'
‘by the concussion when the bomb
The, organization had in the , countries:
In which It worked an sflgregste of.
mm corps. with 17,000 clllccrs and “m"
Telephone 343-6.
» lites are sewed together, and are
made of tough rich paper. In this Dim-hoes Remedy I the inert sum
country paste ls used. ,At the battle cessful medicine In the world for bow- . . , , .
of Manila slimy of these rotten mor~ el complaints. slid lit the only remedy ”’1 Will“ 8t» TEL 536-3-
l‘nrs exploded and Il edfour Filipinos. that will cure chronic diarrhoea.
The war doesn't. do to effect these ssls by Stliison-Po‘weil Comer-such.
or other goods we’ket Item Jinan, as Olllford
we have received or many this year as mucy.
bursts. ' *
i,"lii.000 meetings were held every “ . .
your and 600.000 opennlr meetings. t . .
lady-three periodicals 6f the fihlvn- : . . ‘
on Army bed u circulation of 1,250.: I .3. . 1‘ ‘ . t, -
"in Japan the he s follow these Int-4 000 a week.
nree for miles lift it they faltto the
kround“ The Jepmrese‘ dcylltht fly
over. Those people also manufacture
tht we would term srlor fireworks, CONFERENCE Gillan IROWN 0Y8.
. ~ New HAVEN. Juneau-4r. s. not.
But. the small boy's chief delight~ rissey. grand master of the Brother-
the firecracker-um seen in abundance. hood of Railway 'i‘i‘iiinmen. was here
whichnere displayed n a darkened
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chnniherisln's (in Is.
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OHRONIC DIARHHOEA.
Cholera and
Pharmacy. zoom Piotr.
.-
c' . «fit. a.»
it rat
to uy in your next winter's coil now. We sell the but hi the low-
ést prices. , ’ , '
‘ '13. mm in SOC...
wt
Beiview Ayn, Tel. 149-3.
7
For Wood St. Tet sea-i: Public Mutter. it 80. this it
V ' : 3m 0 3"“.
5 Main Succumbs-we . , .
Special Reduction sale For "Edeléi
. on LADIII AND cHiLoltsN's dbA‘fl‘l.‘ ‘
Illlt Iuits. skim, Trllmnsd mom Untrimmsd. Also s on. unset
it ranges in size from the baby crcck- yesterday in conference with General Nook war at low prices. , "
er, the size of ii pingio those it its Msnuer lllulns, of the New York
cites long. Msrdsrlti' crackers InvNow Haven at Hartford Railroad, and
“fill!!! of 40.000 It‘ll lbw lists; ‘li'd If;
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, 5.4.3434“ t mull
iliFOII IIJYINO ILIBWHIRI OOMI TO OIB TH! FAIR OLDAK
shone turns it sub-committee tit-the {MID mm “a“, p . ’
won 0 llvt - lettenesnctl . th' crowd of u chum of this out ,. union remit ttth‘ll’d tit ' ., . . . ' .
of... . LIZ! .5 1 g ‘ ' 1w“. d :6 in |.cl'lt£'l;n 0‘ 'h‘ uwvwzrg ‘ imm'l ‘ p ,3; . ‘1 agi l! '. If“ s .i i)»:- >, ‘ Eager . ”Arm.
list um- room 0 1 "b 0 tea? a whim“ ii “1‘3 full“! at lilo“ ' ”'ml'mtt'fltiaomi mum“... ”i”, e 4V” " r l". ‘ “r "it
fiestas “colonic to o. M ii tilt'syeom “to be comm. . ~ “ll" ‘ . '.. ' .
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