. . ' ,r‘
_ MYJULYnIMgos.
filmed“ for Tomorrow.
“M5 MI 74“. I
:56 a. ill-3‘7l24 p. in.
.i,
will heunade
bum . '
or marred,
semi?
%&amw-
. I I
.... AWE”?
' for us cordially invited.
,, . '. Mills. W. M. Robert M. Wil-
tl' Chaptar, No. 38. R. A. M.
, estate 0 an siocs new» hm ton ~‘
, .- sugared tonal. up?“ in; gain; ‘
m “I ace ~I . ‘
{”3}:th Anita al ugh Masonsp cordially ;
a?! . Thad eus uuyer, H. P. ttolu. I
.‘ iicox,sso.
m If Ohap..No.82, Order Eastern Star .‘
-rl
Isaiah Donovan block, illtl Washington
Ill... second sud fourth Fridays of each
. month—July and August excepted—at 7:45
‘ guinea p. in. Al members of Order of
Illuminati]? Invited. Miss Nona,
. “Rowland. laa ldaélnererSBo
w? ,
.sAistrItoi‘ In the National Geograph-
Jill Mainline tells of a tree growing
' the Malay Archipelago. the Anda-
"laiands sud Ceylon, which pro-
noes a fruit used In fishing. with
4"!qu of] remarkable character. The
{mitts pounded up Into paste and left
In bags over night, after which it is
will: AI» low tide In deep holes along
"the reefs. The fish soon begin to an
, pool! at the surface; some of them
lifeless, others attempting to swim or
.' faintly struggling, with their ventral
’F'v
HERE. TH
all cream is t
500,000
people in
Connecticut
are now eating
Gold Medal Bu
Are you one of
Interesting Happenings Chanced Upon
in the Rambles 0f the
Newsman.
In it little home, at the corner of
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY‘BUTTER is
rapidly becoming recognized as the best butter
made. Its purity is attested by the fact that .
il3;:d fitChimd every cow, too. is regularly
onset-dd. "’ l‘No‘thing is left undone to
make and to keep it always the 'best. ,
ERE AND EVERYWHERE om ballooned..." Heller
hol’bughly tested before being
l
tter. , :lfighoat.‘flonors at 1"
them? 5:.st Silicosis ,
“ summer
Seen at Compounce With Young Wom-
an—Both Dripping Wet.
SOU'I‘l-IING'I‘ON, July 28.-«Dr. VIr~
runs-En soutosn
Salute ”Fired and Addresses Delivered
In Greenfield. Mass.
(lRI'llthli‘llIiLl‘). Muse. .luly 26.—~A
boulder hearing an inscription In mem-
ory of Captain .wuusm 'I‘uruor..for
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERYLBUTTER hi..,..‘j_smc...ss .nd, E, .;, ‘
flavor that IS peculiar to itself-every pound is a pound of purity: l J I ,
- It is so good that an air-tight and odor~prooi package is neces—
sary to preserve its good qualities.
DILLON £4 DOUGLASS. New Haven and Hartford. Conn.
use"...
u. men~wm wag...
,. .msrmmwwdso:
. . ,4. pump,
CHAMBERLAIN iron M
. Maven. £3an
Interacting Political Gossip Concerns
Connecticut’s Fprmar Governor.
Ablrnm Chamberlain. former gov’
emor of the stoic of Connecticut, is
being talked of for mayor, of Merlden.
says The Evening Times.
It In said In quarters usually well
Informed that the governor has been
\ .
approached on the subject, but
whether he has looked with favor
upon the proposition or turned It
down without it second thought. Is
not know. Whatever his decision
has been thor is no question but
that. there exi s a well defined senti-
ment In favor of the governor's be-
coming the Republican copulate for
the chief executive of the city.
It Is a well known fact that Clov-
ernor Chamberlain ls adverse to hold
lug public office, lie feels. it Is acid.
that he has done his duty and It was
his wish to retire from active par-
ticipation In outliers political.
But whether the sentiment which
Is gaining ground every day may
have influence enough to cause the
governor to change his mind, is a
mutter yet probloinullcul.
A gentleman well informed with—
In the circle said yesterday:
”The articles In The Evening
Times concerning the politics of the
city have caused some little discus-
sion, not the least interesting of
which is the report that. the.powers
that be are cmlsiderlug a proposition
to induce Governor Chamberlain to
run for mayor. Mayor Seeiey you
know won't run again. in fact It was,
only because the greatest amount of‘
pressure was brought on him that be1
consumed to stand again. In fact
George Seeley has shown more tulle,
pendence this year than ever before:
and I guess he‘ll havo his own way
when It comes to whether he shall
stand this your or not. i
“But vou can store is at an assured '
fuel IIIIII If Governor Chamberlain
says that he will accept the nominal-i
lace tr
Mush“ us mm
Thursday—Just for the day only.
NINE SPECIALS, EACH ITEM ON SALE MARKED AT LEAST 26
PER CENT. LOWER THAN OUR REGULAR PRICES.
QUALITY. STANDARD MERCHANDISE.
REDUCE THESE TWO STOCKS TO MAKE
HENCE THESE SPECIALS;
Ladlea’ Muslin Drawers. wide Hamburg with cluster of tucks, regu-
lar price 39c. 29c. ‘
Ladlea' Corset Covers, six choice styles, Hamburg. Torchon and Val.
Muslin Undersklrt, hemstltc‘hed ruffle and tucks, value 29c, 19c.
Children’s Muslin Drawers. 4 to 10 years, value 12I/2c. 8c.
Ladies‘ Muslin Gowns. worth 59c, our special at 50c. for Thursday. 39c.
Corsets, regular Dollar Kinds, in broken lots, mostly all sizes. 75c.
” side uppermost. In this condition the
' natives have no difllrully in picking
them out of the wuler with their
hands.
i
Judge Amuse B. Cobb. who died a
few days ago at Les Angelou ill the
age of eighty-two, was speaker of the
Wisconsin Assembly when the civil
war was declared. served in Congress
throughout the war. was chairman of
the House Committee on Enrolled
Bills. and carried every measure orig»
lusting In the House und passed to
Abraham Lincoln; and organized the
fdmous Fifth-Wisconsin Volunteer Ill-
i‘antry and led It through most of its
canipaign. Since the war he has for
twenty years served on the Supreme
bench of the State of Nebraska. for
four years of‘ the time as chief justice.
..___.._....._..——- ,
A proposal to place a bust of Victor
Hugo in the courtyard of the lust
house be occupied in Paris before go-
. .ing Into exile In 1881 brings to light it
couple of curious facts, The lionse
mantis in the Rue la ’l‘our tI'Ath-rgue,
and Is In much Illu some condition us
when Hugo lived there. The concierge
who letHugo into his rooms is still
concierge at ninety-three, and the ten
not who succeeded lingo has never
left. He is'M. Robin, vice-president of
the Society for the Aid at shipwreck
ed Seamed. He is eighty-six. l-lero
worship seems to be preservative.
W
FASHIONS.
The buckled oxford is what the
most up’to-date girls ure wearing just
now. Three narrow straps buckled
together on the top of the fool. where
the Iaclngs usually are gives it sort of
a niannlsh appearance t
Every girl has one waist at
3:011 bears her monogram.
isometimes on he
{0qu at the back.
5; A . housekeeper In
t'who has some time be
Tired ants in her psntr
t , them: I have found Turk- ‘ ..
~ 9:; “Birgit”. ”old by all (lrugginls, a lnfantrymen and Cavalrymen Chosen Itlvul Itoosvvclt ncxt hrlduy. llic dc-
1m remedy for these seats. I have .0 Go to per. Riley. tails of the visit have not yet been an
611'"th for three years with perfect ‘ ‘ ‘ lunged, In the meantime the boron In
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.. JIII)’ 303“" reeling at his IlIlII'I. oct'uslonnlly dis-
, ,“suooess. and have neve
Will. to my pantry shelves more
three or ,
ave entirely disappeared.
One woman says she alway
so kid gloves by "woulllng" them l
or Indian mam. It sounds like
ioaniy method and he going to tr
.l‘
fail to please:
very light: add one on
o whites of
The in
enact
a! four eggs
fill of flour and th
' " beaten to a nun froth.
. before putting Into the baking
but would be
becoming only to the well-shaped foot.
least
Some-
as It Is on one corner of her collar.
r belt, but probably
fofteuest on her sleeve just above the
Windsor books
on troubled with
y tells how she
r bud to apply
than
four times before the nuts
8 cleans
it. .
> ""I'he ladies World" gives a recipe
‘ for‘llght sponge cake which Is suys
Beat the yolks
the
(Ir . . . . _
wa‘Iirniiinitii in? relmrhwfnlul NW gin ll. Munsou, oi Wnterbury. whose
who is Imitlll‘llilai‘li‘ Eli“; l I'lnuut. man "Wm“ ‘HI‘III’IIIIIU‘MCE. alleged to have
'l3 )0 cl IIIyr‘. ago. in .. ,- ., . , , ..
the lust stages of t-t‘iusumption stimu— b”" “H“ u MM Anna n“""‘“““' ”I
ctl full length on tho gruss in Ihc mill NI‘V Haven, “38 8W9“ him “GWEN?”
lot on Belden uvenuc, Is pulling “p.21 lil'tilllint'lu'o visited lulkc COIIIIJUIIIICI)
liehiiiil’eiiii flfiful‘fx'tt‘hll;ll‘fl‘ul:;‘::|flg Monthly ul‘lcruoou. lie Wits accour
friends. but they are tumble to give ha)“itiii'qhi-ouoiyiliilfi “Ham": ,“_““,,‘“_°,
him nil lilo tiltcuilou that in: hoods. “Rh; '1‘ ‘ coupe wuln I”
on account of their poverty The sm‘ loan If II. II tridcn bound trolley at the
forcr in addition to wastlng‘owuy'wllh south end of the hike four hours lilll‘l'
Illtivscourgc of consumption Is t‘on- indn-utml IIlIII one of them IIIIII ul-.
eiunily Ironhled'wltli an 31,806“ which Ieiuplctl suicide. The clothing of both;
needs very frequent attention The was wot to a degree iinptmslblc lo
boopic who are atiouding him ill-o do. mm“ “W“ ‘I "I‘HIIII “I ”I" DI'II‘T ““1“"
lug nil in their power to free his last “I "I 3“" Fa”? “WIPE
days from pain but their best efforts A “I‘m““r’ “”1.”"'“I‘ungh‘m’ “I“!
are fur from what could be done at \VI‘II :irquululod Willi Dr. Munson, How
the Norwslk Hospital Yet he cannot him und u wolmin ullgbl at the IIIkI‘
be taken there ‘becnllse there Is “0' from u llrlslol car at about 4 o'clock.
lsulnti on word ' Tllcre is “U, cvlt-n a Roth proceeded to the cast shore of
shelter font 0", the Hospital grounds tho Iilltt' and walked down the Ill‘IlIIl‘
where the young man could be tempo: path until lost to view, a noticeable
rarlly cared": for The case has atll'ilc» proceeding. on by direction of IIII‘ lukn
led :1 gm, deal of attention m the management, visitors at the lake tukc
Norwulks and the question of having the twat side patch. Later shoul-
nn Isolation ward at the Hospital is be lug “”3 board by a votingcr ”WW”
ing brought up with more force than at ”‘0 “”“n' 9"“ ”I ”l" lake. b‘" “0
ever Strangers Illill visitors. he", “I. more attention was paid to tho shoul-
though spanking in highest “mm; of log us it mun and woman were to III‘
the Iflt'ilIiOn’IIlll'I emiipmcnt of our lmu WI”! Itiu‘vllin Ibo s‘lmrt‘ of the hike.
pitul. or.» surprised that there is no ““5 “Pm“ " ”"1"” ”'“I a 5"”"1
provision for luolulltm vaults. InuzouMcrltlt'n ttlr was hailed “our the
St Mary's church In, Word uvcnui- Imwr cud of the hike. A man so
continues to be u renter ofvuitrnrllon "”“II’I‘MN by n wolnun Imurtfeil ”I“
for visilnl's to'Norwalk. and many of ‘2‘,"1‘ , lilo “m" “l,“ 1,)“ Mu.m"“ Th"
our lowus people take the htlvnnlugr f." ”'I‘ ”I I'm“ ““5 Wiluglng “p“
of showing lhclr friends the wondcr- Ilhfv aplpcluruncc (if ”I“ “"“I’I” ““5 ““5"
_ ' ' ‘ . .._ ' - : Ilt‘\' nicmplod to find
ftl decolnilons Ihut have been luwd " ”*5“ ”“1 ~
lliere The church Is now over? ouch seclusion I“ ”‘9 fo:'ward ”‘1‘” 0'12“
“ ' . ‘ . . car. no iii; down llo curls us. he
.s l . to I II A ,
gill/lira" those who do i ‘ lily Vitalorburi' lllilll. who IIIIII rm'oilulzod
‘ . tic doctor earlier In tho dnv was one
What looked for n time as giving . ‘ _ ..
prmuiso of u IIVI‘IV controversy Im- of linen passengers on the car. The
tween ,1“, Ccnicr. und 0“,, liivor doctor avoided recognition. appearing
. . , . , y , 3 , , ,
school districts, uptown. lulu resulted. to hmeut “I" “‘0‘ tlu. \luierbury man,
from all nppenranrvs 1“ an MN." The water dripped so rapidly from Dr.
tune...“ the v0“, “mm; by ”H, Sm"... Munson's clothing us to form a large
“Board by all sides The Mm," was pool on the floor of NW our, and n sim-
taken, by the lloard In the interests .Ilar pool W” formed by “”99“”: from
the woman's clothing. All on the our
were of the opinion that both hud boon
nod for the benefit of both tllstrigs.
.
heurc is wus only natural that the II““‘““ I’I‘IiCl‘i‘lIle IIil'ougIl horn in.
Board should decide upon Center as “I‘M“ MCII‘II‘II'
the place for consolidating the two
high schools. in addition. Center Is
alrcudy equipped for the new work.
and thccxpcnse for getting every-
thing III readiness for the. full will only
be nominal.
M
TEAMS FOR ARMY SHOOT.
......._.._...—
KOMURA TO VISIT PRESIDENT.
Will Go to Oyster Day Next Friday
But Details Are Not Arranged.
NEW YORK. July 26.n—liuron Konm
ra. the Japanese peace enjoy. probe
cussing his mission with the oiho
As the result of four duys‘ target
members of iheldelegutlou.
shooting lust closed nI Fort Nlugsrn
two teams were selected In represent
the Department of the East in the
army shoot. the infantry at Fort Dour-
born. Illinois. and the cnvnlry at Fort
Riley. Kansas. The Iiiitllll! selorlml
follow:
lnfuntry—-Socoud Lieutenant '1‘. ll.
Dimon. Second Engineer Corps; First
Lieutenant R. H. William Jr., l’orlo
ltico; Captain Miles K. 'l‘miiboo,
in Rice; Corporal Evorlsldtlorrcu, of log.
Porto Rico; Sergeant A. Sparrow, Boc-
._........u.—-—
Il l’AltIS. July 26. Ii:ib u.
a
Y
of officials making up Ilw Russia
St. insure lioilrond slnlion iu
lhls morning for Cherbourg.
I" North I'lcrmun liloytl Linc
st
gathered at the depot.
was dodlculcd teddy in ‘wlml is known
bly will pay Iill informal visit to Pres-
RUSSIANJAPANIBE WAR NEWS.
in. vvvvv -M.
Wilte. Prof. dc Martens and a number
pence plcnlpoleulidry party. left the
9:20
where
they will -snll for New York on tho
, steamer
lor- Kniser Wilhelm tier Ilrosso this even
Muny oillcluls und diplomuliuis
including Am-
whom the. Turners it‘nlis was nnmod.
as the North Parish of Greenfield. The.
memorial was established by the Po-
cumtnck Valley .Meahoriel Association.
which was assisted In the cmvrciscs of
loduy by ill.1 Soclclyof Ilololliul Wars
in Mnesnchusrlts, dud IIII‘ Old Home
Week Association of Greenfield.
(lcorgc Sheldon, president of the Po
l'lllllIlIt‘k Valley Association, unveiled
the mcmorlul. A solute of ill guns
was fired by veterans of it). E. Day
Post ii. A. ll.. and Iii‘llt‘l'ul Francis
II. Applctou. I.lcuI.-(J‘ovt.'l'nor 0f the
Society of Colonial Wars, delivered an
address. Unpl. 'l‘ul'ncr on May I9.
lil'l'tl. was successful with in fight with
Pornmtuck Indians at the Foils of tho
(lupin-client lliver since known its Ihe
'l‘uruur Falls. A few hours later he
lost his life by drowning whilu- cross-
lng the Green River.
TRAMP STEALS WOMAN'S MONEY
Nomad ls Being Fed When Giver of
Food Drops Roll of Banknotes.
llANllIlRY. .Iuly‘lom—A tramp. who
was fed at an uplomrhousi In this
city yi-slcrduy. stole gill which Ilw
woman of tho house. who finl him, no
cidvutully dropped on the floor. Then
he wont down to n saloon and begun
to spend it. ' Under the influence of
the liquor, he told how he Obtained llic
money. to an acquaintance of thc wom-
nn froln whom he stole It.
be taken to the police station. A few
minutes nflcr Police, Cnpluln Bradley
revolved noilcc of the theft. by tele-
phone cumc uu'otilcr cull notifying him
that the mom-y h d it returned. all
except a dolls , w li(‘ had been spent.
lie was
given the opportunity to return it or
lion he will get It and also be elected'
by a very generous illujority. It
“Why. I doubt. ovon if the Dome“
(Ilium would put up a cuudiatc against ‘
l in."
Whether or not there is any lrulh
Io Illf' gossip going about. it Is as fact
that the sentiment for Mr. CIIIIIIII)I§I“‘
I;llll has been guiding ground cveryl
I try. '
by the way there have been nil-i
morons stories III the slate pnporsl
sinilng ihnl. there was it possibility of
Governor Chamberlain bet-tuning a
5 in.
Ladl
LADIES' BELTS: RIBBONS AND STOCKS.
Nine Specials for Thursday. k'
Ladlea' Black and Colored Silk Belts, any of our 60c numbers, at 386.
35c. special at 15c.
500 yards Dragon Cotton, 5 spools for 19¢.
A our. DAY’S SALE.
. antes sets.
ALL FIRST
WE SIMPLY WANT TO
INVENTORY EASY.
\
immed. regular price 50c. 38:.
s
Pompadour Ribbons, value up to 59¢, special at 38c.
ea‘ stock Collars In Linen. P. K.. Madras and Laces, value up to
candidate for Congress. This story
originated in New Haven, but. here it
was sold toduy that so long as
Nulu-mlah Sperry wanted to rot urn to
Congress, Ablrnm Chamberlain would
ncver bc a candidate. In fuel. the
governor had never given it a thought
or any other political ofllce for that
matter.
was pick
Iii Illt' N
Furniture
MAUD GONNE'S DIVORCE SUIT.
- l‘AlilS, July 26.n’l‘he hearing of the
still for divorce brought by Mnutl
Donne. known as the "Irish Joan of
Arc," against Major McBride, formerly
of tho liucr army. was opened before
Illf' (‘Ivil 'l‘rlbunul of tho Heine, Millil't‘ .
t‘ruppu representing the wife, and I ('"ll‘." '1
Multrc IAIIJIII‘I the husband. MuilrcI ”Time
llruppt- denounced Major Mcllridc's III~ i wanlk
legcd unfaitllfulness and denied incl
husband‘s chemo that his wife was not ‘
of genuine Irish birth. The case at?
trucls much attention owing to tho
prominence of the parties in coulwc'
lion with Irish sglisliun. I
II'II‘I of
IIIWI‘II iii
of for ll
THROWN FROM FREIGHT TRAIN.
WILMINGTON. Del. July
mun supposed to bc'John Patterson. of l mom 1..
Patterson. N. .l., was attacked whiit-i
snld Iim
i
SAVIN ROCK,
CONNECTICUT'S
SIDE RESORT
VIA RAIL TO
NEW HAVEN
slon Rates as follows:
75 Cents.
,. tiona of the place.
Excursion Tickets, t
good only on
date as above,
will be collected.
in
day of the Ex
VISIT THE F
ouraion.
Bathing Beaches. Old Mill. Figure
Air Concerts. shore Dinners, silo
Theatre, etc.
ANOTHER POPULAR EXCURSION
TO
FAMOUS SEA-
ANONELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
Saturday, Aug. 5th
Special Train Schedule and Excur-
Leave Darlen at 8:45 a. m.. 85 Cents.
Leave South Norwalk, 8:56 a. m.,
Due New Haven 9:45 a. m.. and Sav-
In Rock by Electric Street Railway at
10:15 a. m.. affording over seven hours
In which to enjoy the numerous attrac-
he numbed of
which will be strictly limited. will he
tho,Sp|OIlI Trainand
and must be purchased
before taking the cars, or regular fare
Purchase In ad-
vance and avoid disappointment on the
AMOU8 WHITE CITY
With its Scenic Railway. Air Ships.
Chutes. etc., Sea Shore. Ocean Pier.
Railway. Wheel. Pleasure Grove. Open
riding on a freight train on the Dela~ I m; 32.9,
“
THERE IS A WORLD OF COMFORT
LIGHTEN THE LAIORS OF THE DAY.
re
were Railroad at Clayton, l)el.,
night and thrown froth the train.
face were slashed and his left ear was'
nearly severed.
been made.
District of Norwnlk, 35., Probntcl
The Court of Probate for the lli5<
exhibit their t-Iuims
’I‘llosc who ucgltwl
I acrounls. proportly
( ‘ I All persons indebted to said Esluio are;
Al’s—”A . requested to make
GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION-A8 BRACING AB A SEA BREEZE.
—V ‘
lustiMARLEBONES PLAY THE cons.
_ licl PHILADELPHIA, July 26~The Mar-
od up unconscious and died lebone Cricket Club, of London today
ewcostle County Hospital at lumuu a two days‘ match with the
t. near there, today. Ills IJIIIIH, composed of 18 young players.
skull was fractured und his head and of Philadelphia. on the grounds of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club at Wlssa-
have, hickon Heights.
l -
I
No arrests
, ,,._ ”.
WALTHAM .
WATCHES
Ire the best. Mechanical precis-
ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the fealures that have
made Wulthaul Watches the best
in the world. In gold. gold
filled and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall at. Norwalk. Conn.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
uly Hill, A. l).. lluib.
of William I). ltulwl'lz; luio (iii
_ in said lilslrlcl. deceased. .
Norwulk. hath Iillllil'fl and till
it months from tho dulc lien--
to creditors of mild Estate to
for scillcmcntJ
to present lhclr'.
attested, withiu‘
c. will be dcburrcd a recovery.!
Immediate pays:
MORTIMER RUBBR'I‘S.
Administrator.
COFFEE.
A CUP OF OUR COFFEE IS A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG. RICH AND FRAGRANT.
IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
A MORNING CUP WILL
IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY. USE OUR DELICIOUS
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
.p. W. N.
"‘
Chas. E.Seymaur.
IEIIIINB Iiiilii'ifl, WESI WISHINBIIIII 'SIIIEEI.
TELEPHONE CALL sac-4. .
atII‘ In a teaspoonful of vinegar;
we slowly about forty-five minutes.
Some have yet to learn what an ex-
, 4 't material while mohair Is for
'Waista. It .washes easily, requires
no “arching“; and smooihos under the
iron very readily
Hunchas come into notice again
domestics.
. 'VIIoncienuoa
with other I
are so plenty and easy to pro-
‘l , that. even the fist dweller has no
”I'll. ‘ for not having a pretty. cool-
catltarpieoe on her dining to-
l
lace ls equally popu-
aces and with embroid-
I,
W and Up-fa-Dafe.
' l “on: First Class.
ond Battalion,
Corporal John Stanton.
lry'; F‘Irst Seageunt ll.
Porto Rico:
Bump. liligliih
tenant S. W. Audlug, liligl
Cavalryw-Bocoud lsloui
Norton. Fifteenth
getint James Dubovlcsk
Lieutenant. C. A. Romeyn,
F‘irst Sergeant 0
Identenano A.
Officers Elected by the L
At a recent meeting of
No. 127. of the
Sheet
lit-n these officers were ill
l‘feiiitlonIM—EdWIlI'II .l.
Vice-Presiden
President
which will be held in We
wlll leave Norwnllt Align
Bienltor~"'l‘hc c
trrw"No. he's a dentist,
Mrs. (lubhill'r. truth. i“
talk with tvm rubber Int
u mirror, min drill Is he:
_ that's all I "mf’iwlt.
Engineering Corps;
Cavalry: [first 3"" crowd:
tio Kunlke, Fifteenth;
ll. Davidson, Thirtenth.
METAL WORKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Convention Delegate Appointed.
Amalgamated
and Metal Workers‘ Associa-
t-wClilirlcs I’ennell.
Becretary-8tanley Raymond.
TI'OIIIIII‘EWCIIIII‘ICI Riordan.
Hines wss appointed del-
egate to. the National
hap errors the he
has a phonograph. hasn‘t
, Iinasadors Nolldoff and (lassinl slid M.
iv‘irst‘ Infun- Roulllowsky, the Russian iluunolcl an
I" Lllntron. enl. M. Wliic remained on the pint
3900““ W‘IIII‘IIMI A' I“ form smoking n clgureitc and chatting
Infantry. EI‘I'I’II‘I “9‘” with tho umbussndors until the irnln
“II I"““,‘“"" pulled out, when he raised his but and
""“m' L" ""1 bowed his farewell suluiutious to thr
M. lieplnc. the prefect of
policm remained beside M. Wliio un-
til his departure. Madame Wills and
her daughter accompany M. Witto in
Chorbourg. Thence they will go to
Brussels and remain there during the
conference.
The Kaiser Welhelm dsr Grease is
y. Twelfth;
Thirteenth ;
RETURNING. the Exouralonlsts will
leave Cavln Rock by Electric Lille'ln
time to reach Union station. New Hav-
an, at 0:15 p. m.. at which time return
Special Train will depart.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD CO.
v
Aaa't. Gen'l.
lgasaangs'r, Agent.
one“ or NOTICE.
District of Norwulk. tun. Probnlo.
Court. July 20th, A. it. 1906. .
In the matter of Frederica B. lino
"'I WWI" crowded with homewsrd bound Ameri-
cans and there'sre many American
and liiuropoan journalists on board.
'I‘OKIO, Jilly 26~Vlce«AdmIral Ro-
icstvonsky has undergone a successful
operation. A wound on his forehead
Was opened and a small piece of bone
was removed. His condition is con—
sidered satisfactory.
m
STIAMER OOIIVELT RIPAIRID.
meal Union
outed:
Hines.
mgfigfl‘fig soars svpssv. c. a. July in.»
a. 4_ The necessary repairs to the pumps of
the steamer Roosevelt. which Is to
M I‘ bear northward the Peary Arctic ex.
“he. UMP sedition. Word completed during bur
l" "r IIIIII': Ii: plies were trikcn elitism; II was ex
min. at health period the steamer ‘th’llid soil at about
‘Wllhn mien. Mm Peary sud liar tillllfiliml‘
'1 in “III“? night and ‘Iils fol-chose the last sup :
field. of Wilton In said District, on
Incap‘ablc person.
W areas. written application .haa
been made to this Court. pmvlus IOI'v
reasons thcrclu set forth for on order
authorizing and empowering him to
sell the lnteroutipt the said Frederica
Ba Hatfield In and ,
tale which is described In said applies»
tion on file. . ‘ ‘
Ordered. That said application be,
ballot and dotsrminodst the Probate
ones In Norwaik,
August, lilllb. at‘ 11 o’clock, removing.
and that public notice thereof he give j.
to all eraons interested therein b ,
uhlish flit this order In a newspaper
“vino a circulation in said District
‘ u .
, . love Ioit furhciv i'orlt.
l‘i
hearing. : ,
“dele W. GREGORY.
«up:
:1 .
Slit Ba
, «war and we willw'iladfy change It for any other brand you wish or give you your money back.
to certain real use ‘
list lire days before said day oz
.. am new... .. .—
i. “rum... $5.35 in,
A Just try a shifters of’iiils famous flour and if you don't find It luttsr than any other floor you have
sag-“wt...“ um...” .
Ill stamps with 1 iii. Vary list Tao s
or our favorite Mined ‘I'aa at 60o Ila.
Our ‘l'aaa and Coffees still selling fast.
no Formosa Galena. Japan. Ingilah Imlifaat. Gunpowdsr. Yug Hymn
i
‘l'ha last Mesh! and Java on» Is on out In town. Just now we are gifting
20 stamps with each Pound at” .. 30c
‘lslb'ldclleal- . .
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doll-ct our Pink Discount Stamps. they are free with ovary. Illa purchase.
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