more . is ‘3
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cm?
‘ “Wr'rii'l ennui. Emperor ls
Leaving terhtif is Officially ‘
‘ . 1, DIN“.
suns. June 39"”.
is given of the report
and court are leasing
manner of t
Uhlans, ash
Gris‘retlreln i is stated to be due to
., Domino-iv considerations. but sev-
. oral clients it his staff are indignant
at the prom tion of Col. tormented
over their he s and have asked to be
relieved, [lungs rise to the report of
1 colutnisnt a} 00
the discover: of a revolutionary plot.
: While the _ olsl explanations are re-
‘ garden with l lispicion, as It is beyond
' question thatl the terrorists and revolu-
tionists are constantly attempting to
' gain a foothold In the palace, there is
no cause to doubt the truth of the of-
ficial statemi nt that the court has no
Intention of returning to Tsarskoe-So
‘ lo this summer. Poterhof, in reality,
“00k. ‘18! w“; is much safer for the imperial family
‘3‘ dthli‘ridsfl “my, than Tsarski ~Sclc. being located on
A“; excepted—at a gulf. enabling the imperial yacht to
All members of 0. lil: be moored at a wharf 200 yards from
sited. lites None. A. 339 MM wugfvgwgietgo storey
» . .v e "smy Itnan
Hill 1“ Sharer Sec or some oths place of.security. There
is an elabor system of wireless tel-
egraphy'conipecting the palace at Po-
terhof with the fortress of Oronstadt.
Viborg and ‘Helshingfords with the
warships in, the gulf, thus insuring
his majesty against being cut off from
the outside world as he was during
the telegraph operators' strike last
fall. Since the revelations that die.
loyalty had invaded even his males-
ty‘s own regiment (the Preobraiensky
Regiment of the Guards). it Is assert-
m.
All Royal , Arch ,
, sited. - Thaddeus
llert ll. Wilcox. Sec.
Ophir Che hazard» lsstern Sta
Mectalh oven
“.East Nors’vallr to have one. An
m orient meetlngto act on the mat-
h schooit‘and' all taxpayers are
to tmfi'fib‘gg‘nd support the pro
’ n to bearesentsd for the benefit
community; ' '
_ I for ,
. garrison at peter-hot hss'been strength“
Elston Stet»
» u:
cg; or 7 of
roll, ubledf‘hls predate
emperor's safety. .The
, tie
the: M1!”
tion
sued by a guard of illreassltn’s and
the detachment of conscious about the
palace has been doubled... Theses»-
vants at the palace as heretofore wars
the. album's faithful, Mansions”
gunman!” of w ghost. .9 .,
utilitarian an . z e. . , .
servants are condosdzwfor the time the '
ing to tried lackoys and valeys. but
among this the terrorists have fre‘
quently boasted that they had spies.
Newsboys carrying sacks are forbid-
den to entanthe grounds of the old
palace to which the public is admit-
ted. and scene is allowed within the
walls surrounding the grounds of the
small palace where the Imperial fam-
Ily resides without a permit. Secret
police by the hundreds in civilian
clothes throng the parks and streets.
The emperor never drives out beyond
the grounds of the small palace and
the members of the court are practi—
cally prisoners within its walls. The
principal amusement Is tennis, but all
the customary safety of court life has
vanished.
MR. STANLEY GETS A PRIZE.
S. Treat ”Stanley, Williams. 07, has
been notified that he has received the
Delano first Greek prize of $50 for
excellence in Greek during Sophomore.
and Junior years. The second prize
of :30 went to a Williamstown man
named Hughes; the third. of $20, to
a man from Auburn. N. Y., named
Loughborough.
MR. HIGGINS FORFEITS BONDb.
BERLIN. June 29.——The case of
Samuel Higgins, general manager of
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad, arrested in Berlin last 7
Sunday for auto speeding, was called
in the town court this morning. As the
defendant was not in attendance his
bed of $25 was declared forfeited.
—-a-—‘
dj gum! yesterday
.. .—-«.~.. .
Boston Store
l
‘l
Prominent hyiiilisn “armory-
r as of
- on . Peak. . '
LAKE PMGIDUN. Yd Juno 9."*Af~
tor a search lasting all pWednesdsy
night and throughout yesterday after»
noon, Dr. J. D. Merrill a prominent
omen physician of Chicago, was“
by Charles lllsrtlntai
local guide. on the summit of Mallet.
hitefsce. in company with. Miss
1. Warner. 0i Epstein: with whom,
she is tramping through the, Adiron-
dacks. Dr. Merrill Wednesday left the .
lakeside ion in this village. planning
to climb themountain‘. so down the
other side and reach the village of
Wilmington before nightfall. When the i
trail divides In two parts half way
up the mountain the women became
confused, one taking one branch and
the other another.
Miss Warner became frightened and
Imade her way back to the boat land-
ng.
Searching parties at once set out
from the village to locate Dr. Merrill
and it was not until about noon yester-
day that. she was found on the aunt-
mit of the mountain, where she had
pased the night beneath the shelter
of a ledge. The woman was assisted
back to the village. suffering from are
posure and the terrible nervoue strain.
W
RECENT ARRIVAL OF .vsessLs.
sauna iSLAND. N. 8.. June 29.——
Steamer Philadelphia. from Southamp.
ton and Cherourg- for New York, was
in communication, by wireless with
the station here, when 690 miles east
of Sandy Hook at 6:30 a. m. ‘ '
NEW YORK, June 29.——Arrlved
Steamer Baltic. from: Liverpool and
Queenstown.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Arrived: Sir.
Republic, front Naples, etc.
i
A regular meeting of the Painters'.
Paper llaugcrs‘ and Devoruiors‘ Union
was held last evening. Routine mat-
ierséwere transacted,
-. .. w-..
W
.99 British consul-general at Han
L m.vFraser,--reports to his govern
that the, ancient Chinese disllkr
' ”mesa has been "transform
\ Wheels admiration." Simultan
eously‘the' people'of China are mani
testing a new unfriendllness to men 01
the white races. The Japanese trader,
Marmot suggests, Is now reaping
“the advantage not only of his geo
graphical position but of his kinship
antheihlilnrlty in thought and custom.
which particularly tits him for pener
trsting Into the interior and pushing
' .' res in the shops and tapas and
’ of China.“ “whence no one eVeI
treaty port."
spoons 1N ENGLAND.
9c
Also} special values In La
lWaIstsu Skirts, Outing Suite, C
Bathing Suits, etc. on second floo
——
inn Rslnstorm Visits
* Early Today.
. , _ , , jib—Most of the ar-
, (tiff " public observance
its“ “first Irthday was cancel-
led today, on account of a rainstorm
of tropical severity which visited this
country‘durlnt the early hours of the
mornin .,Over two inches of rain fell
In log“ n’ in eight hours, constituting
Mung. districts were flooded, people
were driven out of their houses, the
under nil railroads were inundated
and own stopped. In some of the
of this city the streets were
”W to pedestrians and the im-
‘L
i
WOMENl'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hemetitclled. plain white. regular
lbc each. Friday and Saturday, 2
for 190.
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hemstitched in fine Swiss, embroid-
ered and linen, lace trimmed, regular
15c and lilo. Friday and Saturday,
2 for l9e.
MEN'IB HANDKERCHIEFS.
_ ‘ Fine quality linen, hemetitched.
occupants of flooded houses large size, regular 15c and 19c. These
,, . ,h firemen In boats. The two days, 2 for 19¢.
“ mil t e cancellation of the ,
of troooins the colors on the MEN'i: HANDKERCHIEFG.
m parade and the aband- llcmstitci ed, all linen, large size,
’ lobe reviews of troops at Al- regular 25d quality. Friday and Sat-
urday, 2 for file.
,v
elsewhere.
‘rainbow dressings" oi the
. are the naval ports were moat- Mm NECKWEAR.
ly ml" . ~ . Fine Still Neokwcar. In tecks. bows.
A . at of damage was cau- four-in-hands and strings, values from
‘ [rat in the agricultural 25c to sue.
lilo.
1 cake CASHMERE BOUQUET
SOAP, regluiar 250:1 box VIOLET
TALOUM POWDER, regular 150. For
Friday and Saturday, both 29c.
Friday and Saturday.
us soon MAN sciences.
, thwart Wife and Seven
‘ ii ea $1.60 a Day.
June 29.——lieouuse he
. use his wife to leave her
‘ three children and come to live with
him. Ind‘lieoause he could not support
a wife and seven children on 81.50 a
day. ”Mistrial fluorine. of 106 Wind-
sor 's , committed suicide at his
hompiell'l this morning by cutting his
til i wiil a rascr.
20" I‘ use: no Sunrise moved to
value 10c.
190.
Friday and Saturday, both
VEILINGS.
89c quality.
1 cake liilNDEii'S TAR SOAP, va-
lue 150; i take DISlNFEC'I‘INE SOA P,
Fine Tuuiedo Net Veilings In plain
colors and] mixtures. regular 250 and
Friday and Saturday, lilo.
Ta i e Your; Pick Tomorrow
and
dies'
oats.
r.
Al
Ladies' Velvet Grip Hose Support-
ers, regular price 200; Debong Hooks
and Eyes. regular price 10c. and 2
spools best Cotton, regular price 10c.
gnu articles Friday and Saturday,
0.
’5
Washable Windsor Tie, regular
price lilo: Wash Belt, regular price
15c, and one All Linen Collar, value
lZSfic. Three articles, Friday and
Saturday, 29c.
LADIES' BLACK HOSE.
In line cottons or lisle, all sizes.
regular 25c quality. Friday and Sat-
urday, 19c.
Ladies’ Fancy Silk Embroidered
Hose. the odds and ends of this sea-
son's stock, regular prices film to 50c.
Friday and Saturday. 19c.
Ladics' Fine Lisle Vests, lace trim-
med, silk tapes, regular 60c quality.
Friday and Saturday, 290.
Children's “Buster Brown's Sister's"
i'iose, never sold less than 250. Fri-
day und Saturday. lilo.
wear, Wrappers, Dressing Sscques.
Corsets. etc., on second floor.
29th
so special valuen in' Masts-rent..." -
25 pieces 18 inch Linen Crash Tow-
eling, red border, fine quality. big vu~
iue at 10c. Friday and Saturday.
Four yards for 29c.
500 yards Willie Dotted Swiss, ex~
tra lIuaIity at 250 yard. Friday and
Saturday. 2 yards. 29cc; ,
, . .
Best American PriniIi; regular 8o
qgallty. Friday and Saturday. 4 Na.
1 c.
A
v
Percales. all new patterns, regular
12%0 quality. Friday and Saturday.
2 yards, lilo.
imitation Cut
creams. value 30c.
urday. lilo pair.
3
Glass. sugar and
Site. Two days, 29c.
Tanglefoot
Fly Paper.
Friday and Sat-
4 qt. Enamel Benin Kettles. value
iuo (50. Friday and Saturday, 29c.
50 dosen 54x90 Bleached Bed Sheets,
good. soft quality and well made, va-
‘TO ‘WAQHlNO‘i’ON
, .. sweetening. ‘ . . ,
A rare opportunity is "a order! the
people of The Norwslks in the‘lectu
to be given tonight at the First Me -
odist Ohurob when.Booker '1‘. Wish-
instant» much highly and lastly oe-
.ebrated man of his [ace of! speak
under the auspices o the Christian
industrialisation The exercises will
opentst 7:45 with mill-gen recital ay
Frederick E. Andrews.i.,No admission
fee will he .narged but a collection for
the benefit of the Tuskevzoe Institute
will be taken up. No profit whateveri
secures to “the local organisation or
church, but the industrial league glad.
ly presents this opportunity to the
people. Dr. West ngton will be met at
the depot with carriage and driven
to the Methodist parsonage, where the
reception committee consisting of Wil-
Item it. Arnold, President, William C.
Foote Charles E. Hoyt and the Rev.
W. W. '1‘. Duncan wll receive him. Im-
mediately after the lecture the indust-
rial Magus will tender 9. reception to
the speaker in the dining room, after
lwhihchmtbe usual business meeting will
e e .
3 Double Sheets for 50
A sure Fly Sticker, new lot in.
Fancy New Potatoes. per pk. 350
Fine Cookies, large size.
New Onions, per qt. .............. Sc
2 Pugs. Force with puzzles inside.25c
3 Pugs. Oat Flakes .. . . ...... . . . . 26c
Native llccts. per bunch Bci
Native Wax Beam, per qt. ...... 10c
Native Peas, per qt. ...... be
lit loselul’ls l
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 69H.
you wish in this line.
and domestic.
That’s what you will say
caries at prices like we quote real
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
”hours
neurons AND stream. . ‘
walnut“.
m -
Do not keep your house shut tights
iy. thinking thus to keep it cool. but .
turn aside all direct rays of the sun.
with awnings if possible.
windows-open and lot the freshybeau-
tiful ailment ralr In.
be. uncomfortably warn. than to
months over and over again "stuffy"
a r. ‘ .
“If your coffee not Is large enough,
considerable time is saved ~by making :
sufficient coffee at breakfast time so
enough can be set aside to some cold
at luncheon.
Deviled tomatoes from The Wom- ‘. “
an's Home Companion: Select ilve
medium sized tomatoes, wipe. peel,
and out in slices. ' Sprinkle with salt
and pepper. dredge with flour and
saute with butter. Place on a not
serving dish and pour over the follow-
ing dressing: Cream four table-
spoonfuls of butter, add two table-
spoonfuls of mustard, one-fourth of a
teaspoonful of salt, a few grains of
cayenne. the yoke of one bard-boiled
egg rubbed to a paste, one egg beaten
slightly, and two tablespoonfuls of
vinegar. Cook over hot water, stir-
ring constantly until the mixture thick-
ens, using n sliver-plated or wooden
spoon.
One‘doesn't of course expect a girl 9‘1
to wear gloves with her short sleeves
when she is playing tennis or gait but
you do rather look for them when she
comes down town. it is already a
common sight to see arms burned to
the elbows swinging along boldly. Per-
haps they are bony, scrawny arms, too,
but the wearer cares only for her com-
fort—and a comfortable fashion it cer-
tainly is.
‘ ‘ A good many women prefer bathing
tights beneath their skirts rather than
bloomers, especially if they have large
hips.
The smart summer girl In wearing
enameled studs in her ullored linen
waists. ‘ ‘
A dealer in Japanese lanterns gives
out “free gratis" the suggestion that
if the bottom of each lantern is
weighted with sand sprinkled all about
the candle, It will not swing badly and
so there will be less danger of Its
getting on fire.
There are a good many persons who
complain that they cannot eat bananas
without a subsequent. distress. I won-
der if they have tried sprinkling them
with salt. ‘
have the E's
ti is better to ‘
trier antarctic .
r. "so," . r.
upset. .u I
ha.’ ’“
cod
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heady... "ctr-u
glutamad lo cage“ your money so
Iterllngllamedy 699! iii ,‘ .wfi-X- fl
slllllulLEJEl arson:
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the refrigerator as water is. But there
are those who like to fill both melon
and pitcher with ice. -
Dried mushrooms should find their
way to the emergency shelf with
which every well-kept home Is provid:
The girl who is skillful and ambi-
tious but doesn’t feel that site can pay
say We dollars a yard for one of the
stylish all-over embroideries can
evolve a very handsome waist, yes, a
stunning one, from a Ell-cent batiste, .
by embroider-lug it with large coin
spots which are first well padded.
Place the dots far apart. .
CASTOR
For Infants and Childrelh , ~
The find You liau Alvin Bought
Bears the
Signature of
ENGLISH LAWN TENNIS GAMES
ABANDONED. . .
WlMBLEDON, England, June 29.—-
The matches in the lawn tents cham-
pionship games scheduled for today
had to be abandoned owing to the state
of the grounds. due to the heavy rail-
Mclon is as much better cooled in,
Call 322-4.
LEADING GROCER.
when
“Cannon Crackeps.
l‘all.
Good Things To Eat. ,
BONED CHICKEN—The season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards & Robins’
goods are the finest on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
CRACKERSré-vW'e have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both imported
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.-+Wc have the full variety of these goods, which are above question
' asl-jto purity" and: cleanliness. ' ' " ‘ ‘
PICNIC—Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
outing, drop in and see us.
BUTTER.—-—Deiicious Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
.COFFEE.——We emphatically claim the same on our superb Coffees. Teas also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. The best of everything the market affords.
Charles E. Seymour,
SOUTH NORWALK.
you read what we have to offer in honor of the day. Gro-
” Here is some noise for the glorious Fourth.
California Hams.
HAMOND‘S VERY BEST STOCK.
MILD SUGAR CURED.
Cut to 9 1-20 lb
1,000 yards Mercerlaed Whi
Walstlngs, new designs, value 26c yd.
oilne, regular price 12W! yard.
day and Saturday, 2 yards. its.
500 yards Best Quality Figured Silk-
Fri-
Fridny and Saturday. 19c yard.
1 case 40 in. White lawn. good qual-
ity, value 1255c. 2% yards for We.
3 yards, 190.
Apron Ginghams, regular 8c value.
Q
‘ 'mt Bridgeport to get work.
gained“ in his efforts and like
the ‘ laborer. he got but 81.50
per ‘ . 5 He married a widow with
Comb, value We.
day, 29c.
i set illlc Side Combs and 1 Buck
Friday and Satur-
iue :ic cacti. Friday and Saturday
lilo dozen.
Pressed Glass Water Tumblers. va—
threetohildrsn‘ some years ago and she
nuance lied four children.
night lagsrino became intoxi-
cud
HUMIP HOOKS AND EYES»
2 dozen. on card.
Saturday. ii cards for lilo.
For Friday and
ice the. Friday and Saturday, lilo.
1 qt. Enamel Tea or Coffee Pot. vs-
at
Granulated Sonar. 2i lbs for $1. 10 lbs for 50c ’63 lbs for 250
SPECIAL SALE NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.'S CRACKERS.
All of our lilo goods—55 packages ESc
ill of our in goods-40
Good quality lawns, regular value ~ ---
Bc yd. For Friday anu Saturday, 4 100 btamps Free Exua S
”it'll-19S » ipoundtheVeryBestNo.rTca.......................50c
1' pound Delicious Mocha and Java Coffee .............3oc
' Dress Gingharts. regular lilo quality. .......
all new patterns. Friday and Satur- Total ' ' . . ....... . 80c
day. 3 yards. 29c.
throat with a resor. When
, fi‘idt'ibecame known word was
a “ ‘ on his room he slash-
? m coins
Best quality of Brush Braid In col
ore only. ‘reguiar price, do yard. Fri
taken to the Hartford Hospital day and S iurdsy. 5 yards for file.
ice ambulance. He died
Children’s Fine Lace Hale Hose
and pink, regular price 26c on r.
day and Saturday, 2 pairs, 2%.
Fri
mostly small sisos. black. Ii ht blue
lue 25c. Friday and Saturday, lilo.
Large Slse iron Slop Pails.
title, at 29°.
“l to the police station and
iii .
third
fie
shoulder-i
, iue. "foo
' , ' or i up u - 3 ‘ . . . , ,
. twigmggh?g§u% ‘ , 9 . , ,, , .5 aofiwglm 1 lb. Marconi-25c TEN STAMPS ropitgngflsumia 1 bottle Pro-m:
who , ’ i esveellssl'stlit Idllsesdlsd:
w B“ 8 ea . 0. Bar flr en's m S " With 1‘ ‘b‘ No. 1 1%??in 10 Stamps with 1 lb. battle”
' W ~ I ' . . ‘ l * ‘ e Santos Coffee ...........soc PBINE‘CONE Worcestershire Sauce .....xsc
if. Tommy is saving ‘ - . to Stun s with r lb. Best 1 BRA ‘D to Stsnéps with 1 pkg. Mon-
‘dyg'l‘coiney rm , - as consumer: WITH rule cam on mom DALI ws WlLi. cuss son 'ri-isas Two 8hr ed Cocosnut .......th .TOMA. pas. ages «diatoms ”5.....me .
‘ ‘4 ,m'fl": lose one rils roLLowmo consists in wire. skis-rs. waters. sHisr wsier sot-rs. are. "pawl" “'m‘ ‘ ‘1‘?“ 3mm . 1m. ‘° a??? . _ .1. Pk! ‘ “mm :
he ”rm.“ m N.“ J l . . - to Stun s with 3 lbs. Best to Stamps with 3 cans Sugar.
‘ r ‘1?“an “out?!“ M "PITIR was" WAIITI. women's “raise wire. Mill: miter. ............a5c Corn .............,¢
“my ““5. one W Pleated front. roll collar and code. Good n in mm tl , tri d . 1 . - .
M" dwl film" 76° "m“ 9‘ M' PM“ WWW “WWI” "“41 “fight”,- ”5:3“ Value- mail, , The mortal ty. of the Pout; market has made it out of the nestled to quote a price. but
erasure wast-ens. “m’ ma l . l trons can rest
Purcell
or lawn miles over the
and deep sconce. 01.00 vs-
! Gal. Galvanised iron Oil Can. V»
value
peciai+-~-100 Stamps Free
To all purchasers of the spec-
ial Tea and Coffee offer we will
ive free mo Pink Discount
temps. ‘
BANG! BANGI
‘25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-ka
cos” Ultr’l'lllsles
as...
amen mm
l i 0.]. BOISE".
‘ltegui . doe value. summer wet
.in lapel ll styles. Friday and Is,
wdul ”a" ' 1i >'
.t t
c {Lessors names.
'I .‘ " all
fir ll? Wood“
3
finest tigln Creamery Butter. per lb. 250 l
CRACKER-JACK STAMP OFFERS.
. 32c
Maud S. flour. bug. 680
BANGl BANG!
to Stamps with 2 lbs. Fancy
Cakes..... .........25c
Us...
' slut "ONO:
artsy stock guaranteed.
bit that our ’price on Saturday will be lower i an elsewhere in town. Extra
in! am. ,
w a was. Butch u . '
Shim” “firm“? ughmelllhmflliii‘ll 2323' Force. 8 ms. ‘ ~ Jonss’ or run- Ginger Snaps. scans eclipses. .
‘ ‘. ' y ' ' H " spectrum" l alg' cu” “ l W's Flour, Lennon Cake» 'Boups. ,
woman's sum WAll‘l’ soars. curiae .0111, age. . :3 can Big. 75:. lit. use. sac.
he’sutltul figured lawns. waists trier Ladies! sad lineal-lees lion and -
adult 'fullii . , ‘ - . , ~ , .. — ,m
R. «7'.» «it?» emf" "m’ “i” 9" °"“ “£63233???" “m" "i“ t , , cusps sr “Tl-l! were an ear ran pacer,
‘..
, ,mv sum.
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