. ‘iie‘e‘idenooi. .
ditor'e Residues.
mild 'couvocotion of Butler
‘ M . A. M.. w|l| I» hold at ItO
, pm 2th, 1006. at 8 o’clock
Work. M. E. M. degree. All
In “one cordially and internally
no. .
Rosita? M. WiLCOX, eec'y.
,Now‘ that the passage of the tree ai-
Wmhbl bill In settled the question as to
the'fiituroproductlon of that article.
eiperlulouisarh being made to deter-
mine the, value of the improvement. A
' ’trialpfnloohol as a fuel has'been made
”in Detroit and the horse-power devel-
fopedbya certain quantity of it has
beenahown to be largely in excellent
“what u like quantity of gssolene will
produce. The cost of the alcohol is ex-
pected‘to be much less than that of
4. gasoleno st'rpreséht prices, and the all.
/ sauce of the objectionable smell will
add unattractlon to the use of the new
mater], that surpasses all the others.
Lét th free alcohol come. This is. of
course. only One of its many uses.
There are hundreds of others where
its use and value are already establish-
ed beyond question.
it seems to be ltuly's turn now. One
of the large ltalian steamship compan-
ies, has decided to build at once two
more ships of 12.000 tons displacement
to wet $1,000,000 each. and it has six
new ships under construction at this
time. New corporations with large cap-
ital are springing up to engage in all
sorts of manufacturing. and the land
for the new railroad station at. Milan.
to cost “5.800.000 has been acquired.
The goods of Italy are now sent in
moat Volume to countries where a few
.ysars‘ago these articles were rare.
.. endows foreign commerce is increas.
in: rapidly.
ROI] reforms, says the Toronto sun,
reviewing the various spasms that
here disturbed the United States. was
Wullshed “in Galveston. 'Texas,
heroine reformers have replaced
1th government by a commission of
fihéfnen virtually a board of directors.
W”: the affairs of the city practi-
cally in the saute way as a board of at.
We manages the affairs of any bus-
lube; corporation. This. which puts the
‘ city into the hands of a stable. expert
ifind'irsully responsible government, is
the only. effective course.”
One of the bloodless French duels
has Justibeen pulled off. The challeng-
er. s’vh'o imagined he had been insulted,
WWII]! adversary. a newspaper
editorflayinx: "One does not. send sec-
- ondlli‘to a scoundlei like you. I box
nitrite by letter instead. Please
tthQfQM'rezai-d them as boxed." The
rociplent replied: l‘l regard my ears as
,hejylugfseen boxed. Cordlslly i thank.
M?“ the some manner l blow out.
‘yonffibralns with a revolver. Regard
”limit as dead. l salute your
‘&m‘”
. xAvbtq iii a Chinese school returned to
I". Mdontly considering it beneath
”3th of a tou-yenr~old mun.
‘ Washington sowed,” mild the
neck. porn-oily out and finished.
buttons. loco edge around neck; a sec-
ond style with llotnshitchinu.
price, the.
edge and ribbon, run through building.
"If"... V.” .. “J . ‘V
Connection ,
bouthoru New incised Turn-
iosi the Features Today-n
Special Church Services 8on-
”day .
MERIDEN. June 11.-~—'I‘he early
trains today brought hundreds of
guests to this city as visitors to the
Centennial celebration. which formul-
bi
‘ which aremeotlng
‘ before‘thoimk‘lud.
t Stale Banker-3’ and ..
WW
ed‘ohuroh _ rvlc . .
the bloopers) {looking butchers in
large uuuabmand by the middle of
the weokitbe city will be well fitted.
There‘lo amend dentin the his cele-
bretiop toattrect‘sur friends In! the
unmoved Mthbuttokluz into on fri-
. oration the; vhrlous utste organize an
' end will meet here
Old midpoint of
Today being the first. week day at
sud themidway oped and theionx
program or athlstl events was start.
. it was tinidsal day for bonus.
plciouu startjot. the festivities and it
seemed “though everybody joined in
the endeavor to make things pleasant
for themselves and their guests.
Today witnessed the opening exor-
clees of two State gaiberlnl'rs. namely.
the Connecticut State Bankers Asso-
ciation and the Southern New England
Turnfost. the former meeting at tho
ome “Club and the latter; holding its
athletic events at Selloutzen Park.
Previous to the athletic meeting them
was it parade of the Turners.
the celebriitlon the various exhibits;
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iii tor on to...
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5" 'i‘ile, panic o
exhibition we: ‘
number whoeei is (liable?
of historical relic Willi noticoablo.
Over at Hunover Purl: tbeoxoosition,
of manufacturers and varied art. was
attended by another. great crowd. It
is probable that interposition will be
a great drawing card. as the expell-
tion is one of the host of its kind over
soon in Connecticut. “ , ,
The meeting or thenankors wits
called to order by former Governor
Abirum Chamberlain. the president of
the association. whomudo a brief ad-
'dress. reports of the various Officers
were heard and other business from
Booted.
This afternoon there will be a bun-
quet and the speakers will be former
Governor John W. Grins. of New Jar.
sci. who also was a former Attorney-
genoral'of the United states, and Col.
N. G. Osborn. of New Haven. ,
Theclvir. and industrial parade and
the parade of the German Catholics
are’on the program for the afternoon
and other meetings will include those
of the New England 'i‘urntesi at Sch-
uetuon Park and the state Fireman's
Association which will. be held. otthe
armory. ‘ in the line of‘ athletics
libero will be two ball games at. tilin-
over Park between well kuowu semi-
profasslonal .nines. .
FASHION! AND CULINARY.
WRINKLIB-
m
How are white lineups“; . a easily
laundered? with a brush?“ soap in
the bath tub, whet-stile}? can be rinsed
easily and thoroughly. Dry with the
pnrasol open". ,
A large lace medallion used as the
central figure of the decoration of
perusal panels lessens the amount of
gandworh required and is very effec-
vc.
A narrow vest consisting of cross-
wise lace ruffles is given a dainty con-
trasting touch by tiny satin hows tack-
ed lightly at intervals from throat to
girdle. at the ends of the ruffles.
Polkurdotted silks make very chic
summer gowns “trimmed with inser-
tion bands laid over plain silk the
color of the dots, and havingr a plain
olilr'sirdie.
The peacock feathers which are low-
ing-outta a run at present. are not
need" in the natural colors. but. are
bleached of all color and and Iain.
and the result is sometimes a travesty
upon the natural feather. When right.-
lv treated they are a very handsome
bat decoration. . '
While the soft old pinks seem ap-
propriate for summer Wear. the bright
reds have a tendenoyvm look warm.
but there seems to be Quite a. fancy
for. red in many shades this mason. ‘
Wide tucks not upon cloth skirts be
low insertion bands are still a favored
skirt decoration.
perly speaking tucks,but are wide bins
strips folded in the middle andisew'sd
on by the cut elites. These folded
bands are also applied in wavy lines
fer a graceful garnishment of cloth or
silk gowns. .
Quite a pretty idea Is that of match-
ing the floral decorations to the de-
sign upon the china used for an often
noon tea or other tlunction.
if the snail rec is brought slowly
to a boil ,ond cooked twenty minutes
‘ when the vessel pm '230 mile
These are not. pro.’
before route _ _, . much, of, ,_ a. file»
surname auntie or is are! ed. and.
tbo'roe is more doollcatoly browned.
'l'ho Peter Pan waists with pink or
blue turnover collar and cuffs are
harlot quite a vague.
Moderately heavy linen collars are
accompanied by sheer burn or- linen
tie. - .
RECENT AHRWAIJDF VESSELE.
CABLE lemon), N. 8., June 11.--
Steamer Gambia, from Liverpool for
New York, was. illcommunlcatlon with
tho Mnrlooul wirelepu .. station betas
sou —
east of Sable island t a. m. be Car-
onla will probably reach her doc): at;
about 10 o’clOck Wednesday morning.
. steady. .3
“That young fellow married 9. mil-
lion."
“Get out! He couldn't."
“Yes. he did."
"Well. i never heard of such brazen
bigamy! i know u chap who war-
M“
WHITE.”
in prices.
Tomorrow?
1___.
CORSET COVERS.
AT 100.
Fine (tnlnbrlc Corset (lovers, blgli
Corset (lovers of soft cnnlbrio, pearl
Sale
A fine Soft Nulnuook (lover with loco.
pl], taking it for granted that u A uvnnino 26c vnlno. Juno solo
“tilt; "and do you consider 9"“. 19"-
” in" in rerun; ..
on no ' Surely twelve ntirnoilvo styles-n
d he. seriously.
'1“ the object of encouraging the
between the axes of ii and its.
lieu County council is offering
.uumber of scholarships. of,
. training for two years. in
"Ring. upholstery and other
nodes.
cloco's experience of strict
n of“ liquor selling enforced
. hilarity. promises to re
Mes "Item reorganized on
high loco-«$400 for saloon-u
t tlalee what to was betcha
on Standard. may be
t moron-equemii u, is
a lid ittnd at that.
high neck. V nor-k, round or uunurow
Hamburg or face trimmed. with rib~
‘ . bon bondin e and datntil trimmed of-
fline] training of girls leaving f if y
tier olioor waists. made with lucu lu-
scrts buck and front.
through boadlnl und gum size. finlsln
ed with lace.
eats.
Two very pretty covers for war un-
ribbon run
Choice, (lilo.
Not less than 10 now dainty ntylun
60¢.
a;
J
BOSTONsTORn
Different in selection.
Different service.
to replenish uour wardrobe with e
Combinations of lace and limnburg
with ribbon finish. all are very :llirno
tivc. Pick out the styles you like illv
bust. Choice, bile.
One of our prettiest covert-i. ununro
out. 3 rows oi lace. all very illtl'noiive.
extraordinary value. Value 75c. Sulo
prion. 02c.
()ibor Covers, 761: to $3.50. worth
wbtlo in are tbonl' just for their bonu-
ty'a Milk“.
i
DRAWERS.
Drnworu of lino mulcrinl. lint finish»
i-d seams. lull him. are oxcollont nonli-
iy. .lnuo sale price, talc.
Drawers. with wide Hamburg ruffle
nnd cluster of tucks. nbovo mode of
soft llibtweiyht cotton. 09c cumin.
For this little. 350.
lirnwors, with finely unsorted ilnin»
burg bounces. full umbrella out. some
lm-c trimmed. made of ionsdalo cot-
ton cloth. Choice. trio.
iirawcrs. with Hamburg fionnco. flvn
inch risen. made with French top, of
wry good material, tide.
m
BOSTON STORE.
{then wiltwepr.
Different in Wdlihii’anship.
A half hour inspection will Convince uou that non Could' certainiu have no better op
verulhing needed in underwear for all the hot weather daus to some.
li‘ino Nninnuoli lirnwers, bountiful
dimllsh cyrlci. ombroidcry trimming.
a regular “.50 unrmont, 080.
CHILDREN'S DRAWERB.
At 12/31:. a Genuine 26o Quality.
Mudo of Mzimmvillo (lotion. with 3
lurks and home.
CHEMIBES.
Finn qunlity plnlu top Cllonlieo, relin-
lnr Min. at film
Chemise. with four rows of loco and
Hamburg. buck and front daintily
mude. 81.50 qnliilly. at $1.00.
A very olnliornio skirt trimmed
Chemise. fine tune on very soft naili-
sook. Sale price. $1.50.
Chemise of embroidery null lace.
with medallions not in. lrllnlnod buck.
effective for war with shirt waist.
Sale price. ".76.
l'
l‘
tlouucc, cumbrlc top. locks and duct,
..
out. l'uli.
i‘ulcgainsorts, loco edge and lawn ruffle.
portion. edge to match, also tucked.
t-lulo price. "Alli.
0 inches deep. assorted patterns.
price. $1.75.
other Hamburg. the lace shirt has dual
uflle and is also edged with a match- .
ml lace. The Hamburg
tel-nu.
and finer than ever. larger
millllli. too. and there is hardly a limit
in dulntlnass in the extreme styles.
BOSTON STORE.
June
Cotton Underwear
, VVednesday.
THE GREAT MERCHANDISE MOVEMENT of the SUMMER.
. PLANNED O'NiFPR‘ACTICAL LINES.
it has an interest for everu woman. . None of the llasbu. ill-Wearing sorts
the backbone of the sale is the immense gathering of serviceable. but at the same timed
preltluess. and find satisfaction in. from the wall
l31h.’
Plentu of the exquisite line things.
ainlu garments that women will but for their
rled only two, and he got ten years,“——
Cblcho Tribune. .i . .
BOSTON STORE.
i
it
it
And
Our’s has been aptlu called “THE DIFFERENT SALE OF
0
BKlflTfi.
Walking Skirts, full
umbrella
nfilc. Sole price. 050..
Hamburg Flounco skirt. luro insert.
Sale price. title.
A genuine 81.50 Petticoat. with 0
A lininty Skirt, 2 rows wide, face In.
Hamburg and Little Flounco Skirt,
nil umbrella out. Sperlnl sule. $1.50.
Flue llulnburg li‘loundo shirt, lionncu
Sole
'i‘wo special Skirts, one lace. the
is assorted pal.
Choice. 81.08. ‘
iiur Finer Shirts are more bountiful
assert,
Different in Qualities
FOUR PIECE LACE SETS.
Regular value $10.00. Just for this
sale. and only for the quantity now on
hand. $5.98.
‘ uuoenexlnrs.
0f soft onlnbrio. a tucks, French flt-
ted bop. very special. 290.
A Full Umbrella Skirt of best ma-
terial, dninty Hamburg flounce. choice,
the
igloo trimmed designs can be used
by utilises the flare is so pronounced.
70¢.
a
GOWNO.
Three otylcs. round, V and empire.
all regular 00o gowns. at 45c.
Silt style». the dainty round necks.
with ribbon run through. or the high
back styles with Hamburg edge. any
gown would be good value at 98c. Sale
price. 050.
r
Different in” Aims.
0
Different
poriunilil
Mall we expect uou
2....-
Eight styles. all attractive, if very ‘
new one with Grecian band of em
broldery uli way round. ribbon run
through. Choice. 850.
Pom good numbers. nainsook wltb
oombinntlon lace and Hamburg trim-
nlinllpknothina in the market prettier.
u ‘ . .
7'
COMETS.
A special style. 50c corset. in the
June coin for title. (it medium high
wniut nud dinphram, [uniting the small
waist and princess hip, a vuluo you
should examine. "
Ono more lot of the $1.00 Corsets
at 75c. Btyio changed to meet the
latent demands of foahon. i‘ilzhor
built and smaller waist. an ideal shape.
KEEP in MIND ALWAYS that our
Cottmr Underwear in selected by a
woman who knows what the needs of
women are. whose eyes are niwnyu
alert to see that the flowing is proper-
ly done and mammals properly out.
“for
on ruin;
KIND COLD RI Hill.
A moor CHAINN‘ DIDNKIOUI CILIIRA‘VID TIACI W
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contour NOVILTIII "I fill MAM“? AT:-
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or van mm m: MN!“ I on
up. Momma miss so own‘r AND ,
muv rev TO fMi‘l'ATl one con“. man is no cause m m: cm rue-r can con.
pen WITH t‘i'. ourououo rumour. hm: mom, AND once Tililn ALWAve one IY .rnou woo
KNOW wear A ostioorrou our or cons: to. ,
’ we our rm: am: can. 1'“! our mo «up ONLY THI mane". «mom: or pumrv. .
ran econ nova Tin. “maroon Lem A. rill HIOHIIT “mono or emptiness
our: coupon ctovu. monsoon. neon, Attend! Vii-ii?! AILAGK ”Pi-In, are.
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ROIY.
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Our popular filly cent Tonia the but domain to tie” m line to town.
I! you have not tried If... don"t delay. not a pound today.
sum with.
60;:Slamps Willi] pound best NO. 1 Tea,
STAMP OFIZR.
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