"wwflodf zeroed by themnnbhbdt
t [is with“ . trams regret. Asshort
timeggoathe steamer. Ghethempleitm
mesons in thermal
enlero’us' obstructiou: to
tented. - V'Peppe was the onlymm-
f.‘ .mp9
new 7
, sum our _ .
heads, memberssoi'mminl lain , .
caning. 1'
L , l. «or ~ other distinguished percent
' hm piloted. throu‘h the’ onset
venerable bend pilot, whose
do use Ibeen so. Indispensable (to.
‘ r company. thet. his proposed. retire
neutrino return to Greece. his native
(0
lion .
’ Jed:
‘dynsmlug
of. the, canal company regarded
ntt-oe'poble of steering; vessels
ville-hidden danger and he
constantly day and night, on
the. ex‘ delves could be removed.
neon .dignitsries have
? p y on with letters hnd gifts,
‘ " sums“ hlin=~tor the cure‘snd chili
» widtuwhloh hehns taken them throng
. til Sues; Oommsnderllosley mouths
to) brim 4." letter . oi depreciation, rend
i'ne 8
report to theNsvy Deportmeuli
‘ "be Asnorlcnn .‘omcer overeat: “tutu
-. ,, comment)
-. ins/lily; the America
‘D‘ewey. : .1
..-_.__....____.,
ONLY 82‘ vane OLD.“
‘ WI em only 82 years old soddon‘t-ex-
;ctsven. when! set to be real 0 to '
’ go one as i can get so
i that way as i J
Mrs. iii. H. Bronson.
trio Blitnrsétmeye
‘0: A.
. ', oeunecncur LEAGUE.
‘At New'lfrmdon:
cw London.
.aw Keven, .
At Holyoke'i
nFirst some)
. 33.11 In the condition of Robert 3. Orltchell
“yoke 0 1 0 1 o 1 0 1 ,..4 s 2 of Glucose. and Edward W. Sentoli. of Burchel.
merit, poop o 1 1 c 1—: e 0‘ Brooklyn. N. Y-. two at the res-cums
buttoned-ateckpole and c lncei; injured in the wreck here'lulv‘ 21 o!
finch ngd 0‘lle)nry. ‘ . the IPlymouth-hongon steemer express.
.3???” , game 3.1.1,“. A good ed. peyelbeet in the best piper.
Holyolto. ‘o'eoooozost n .7 '3 . fi', .
Horticrd.200000220——690 ' ~ .
"Binaries—Hodge and Busrwald;
Brouhie and Kritchel. :
. g t' . if.“ ..
protectionism. .
. Waterburyr-italn.
'w
,. . National League. ‘
. I ‘ 1:“ a .
~ -4? “3‘ 99%... . oil" 13...;
l‘l’oeton .r'wovtlilloi ,
,, ohm', or 000.com e 1
” “Be cries-i? eiter on O’Neill; Over- ‘
‘ 'l end Kit ‘ .. ' y
3:19:19”: “9-" "w. M “I , ‘. .. ‘
’tl’*"”“"....”-l"' nut ~
L ' 0‘0105 2‘0 'c .. ., , . 1-. tow.
' mitt.“ . 0 ti thwarted W . W W that Mute
.3.“ n .e‘ ". “ ' .4. .hr , . "" l
‘9" you. on one am! pm. Gilli! SomIllmi and.” ;
9 .n‘ .W‘3 , v . " ‘ M . q .
' . B H a Gillyfioriilvocumioroulek
.1 H ; Killeilletilaturhhlicroti
mi given tamp-
n navy in recount-g
iytlni'filtfiilllsl unusual service iior the
or ‘.‘ sorelythere's nothing
, illtltsepethe old as youngest! nukes
so weir announcements“ tonic
Healthier- vflyepep‘ste. iorpld liver, in-
em kidneys or chronic constipation
ere autumn. niter taking Electric Bit
.. ten-,4 iodsoneble time. -,
Xv FM. Baxter, South Nerwnlk, end
PrWeed, Not-walk, droughts. Price
Guaranteed
Ax
. nits. '
or 1 o “’J‘H“
l. .
.;. .il‘
l .\
the'whole of it. ‘ .
as common tub butter.
New Haven end
United States Soldiers to View Ger-
men Army Maneuvers.
BERLIN, July iii—Tho Foreign 0f-
llcov' hoe-teen officially notll'iod thnt
President Roosevelt in accepting Em-
peror; Williams invitation to send
Amortizen;rriiilcers to theGermen army
maneuversttihss unsigned Brig-General
Thomas lig-TBarry. Major-General Wil-
liam P. Duvnll. Moiorflenerul Joseph
E. Kuhn. Csntsln'”Pcter ll}. Treub sud
Cumin Hermon Ct. Schnmm to rcpre~
sent the American army on that occu-
8 . - . , z ,
t. _ e emperorflwho“ received Gcn.
torrent audience-otter .thewlettct- re-
turned trom .Mnnchttrla.,expressod u
re that Gen, Berry should be in-
cluded, among the selections, it the
President should think it proper.
The representation of foreign oili-
cere will bu unusually large at this
year's muneuvors. which will tnko
‘pleeedn the beautiful ‘Sllostian coun-
try. l About a hundred thousand men
will be ongsge'du ,
Inn-W
~Dysphp8iu is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for .it. it strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes how of diges-
tiVe juices. portion the blood, builds
you up.
chToHELL nor mpsovso.
Other sellebury WreeltNictlmo eon
1 9 1 9‘9 9 9'9 9 3:: Allve at Hoepltel
0 n .
52.9.9.0 9 9 2 9 ssmseunv. liinglend. July ll.--'l‘ho
bulletin issued this morning at the in—
lirmsry suys there Is no improvement
., Hadnit 'you better try
‘1' . in is... s, 5‘“‘ _, ,
isv’ . It It . ,, it .n telecoms: , tribe
.worlde—thepnlytonrpn' “ ' were? a ador-
‘ Wfflddm. ,Th‘c cream used lithe richeSt
produced anywhere. ThcgrcsteStcni; detained
,; gin" .eye‘ryipirtpgf:the.'making; The. “utter-is“
" : apnekcdwfresh end. pure . ,
' paclttng'e Which keeps it so until ‘ you'Elin've‘eetcn
from "the chutnuiufa
9 in?" . This package is. odoreprooflsud" I ‘ tin-proof, '
‘ ésovthet nothing can” possibiyih‘urt the mutants.
You can buy this pure ”butter for the same price
i
it? Your grocer has it.
‘Dtbw'he Doufitsss
:fle’rtferd. ‘ Conn:
. 5 no «use: crimes.“ sov. .
‘ ”I.
Guliford cutie elm et Largo—A Re-
7 Word Offered.
GUILFORD. July 11.—-An all day
andnlsbt. search has lulled to reveal
a trace of slx-yenr-old Clayton Bishop.
who was last seen by his parents when
he left. to visit his grandmother in the
western part of the . town Sunday.
West Rivar has been. dynumited and
dressed and. the country hereabouts
hes been scoured. but nobody has seen
the, boy. 'l‘odny orewerd orrsoe has
been offered for Iniormntlon thut will
load to the rupture of young Bishop.
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FEEL lMPflNDlNG DOOM.
Theileellnx‘oi! impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and tllubotee has been changed
to llmnklulness by the benefit deriv-
ed from taking Foley's Kidney (lure.
it will cure incipient Bright‘s disease
and diabetes and oven in the worst
cases gives comto‘rt and relief. Slight
disorders, are cured, in slow days. ,"l
had diabetes u itewworst form." writes
Marion Lee, of Dunreeth. ind. “i tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles ot:‘libley's Kidney Cure
mode me o well mun", Plulsted‘s
Drug Store. ”
USED POTATQ MAOHER.
let-go Captain’oie‘oerde Time Honored
leleylng Pin lot- More Do-
. meeiie Weapon.
HARTFORD. July 11.~Cspteln A. C.
Hubberr. oi o local horse which is in
port. wee orreslcd' yesterday otter-
uoon. churned with assaulting Michael
There was a dispute over
were: and it Is alleged thet the cap-
,teln struck Burcheil over the head
with a potato masher. The letter In in
the hospital, but his condition is not
considered serious. - ;
' "out while shelsiept'in per room at the
; Notional iloielfhei‘o. yesterday, was
‘9 9 ‘ , W ‘J
...CHIQAGO.,§nly;1i.-‘A dispatch to
the Tribune lmflr‘Minnsepclis. Minn.
says: The identity ot the women
when» killedkby 1p, mysterious sessil-
established in «night my the hills
who: (win " one The telephone
v
,diloti’llugp little, tired, murdered woman ‘
not ’nijaiualite'nlilston, n milllnor ot
.illlleworth,..Wis.,tznpd daughter or . n
Ellsworth.“ ‘ She ,lstt't’ Ellsworth stone
,idr Minnehpolls. "Nothing is known
by her. relatives us to her relations
with any man. - , 7
'l‘hewornen’e head was crushed with
a summons; new lied to a
couch. which 3nd at tunnel with wood‘
‘nl oinndthen set nil-re. ,
.. he disooveryi of smoke and homes
leading truth :4, ell-corn lifevcnlod the
murder. While employees were best-
long enough to or ‘r th words “Ellis-
ton, Ellsworth}? Then site died. the
upper part 'of this body . being terribly
burned. iste‘rhbysicisns said the
Wounds o‘nihmhedd were sulllplent to
cause death. '
A man who registered at the hotel
copied it roomdlpoctly over that at
the woman, is ‘bcliel'lcd by the, police to
be the murderer. ,l'lo was seen run-
ning from thetwoinuu’s room it low
minutes botcvevthblflre wus discovered.
lie instantly \leit'the hotel, carrying
two gripe. . ' ' ~
The police have
him. .
» The murdered woman nrercd oi
the both] Monday morning uud regis-
tered no "Mrs. Johnson, ‘Dciroltj’ She
was designed wieiroont on the second
floor. A few hours inter “Wilson" nr-
rived and was given exroo’m-‘on the
third floor. directly chovetho wom-
hn'e.‘ So Mr its is known the couple
did not meet until the crime Was com-
mitted. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
’l‘he pollce‘beliove the murder was
planned deliberately before. either mun
or woman came toMinneupolis'. But
for th prompt notion or the employees
in breaking into‘ the room in which
the womnn met her dcuth the hotel
would have been destroyed by fire. it
is the theory of the police thnt this
Was the intention of the: murderer in
order to conceal his crime.
BAYONETTED THIS OFFICER.
Russian solar ‘n ewe Short Shrlit to
0 under.
or. rm
been unable to truce
. no. July itmndm
tionnl dotsils'oidthe mutiny oi the
Seventh Cavslry nt 'l‘umbox show that
both the infantry and“ tho cossncks
sent to subdue the mutinccrs refused
to tire on them. the infantry bayonet-
tlng the omccr who gave the command.
Only n detachment of dungeons, who
it is said, had been plied with liquor.
attacked the mutinéqrs. 'l‘he oilicers
of the Seventh tired on their own men.
The numhefot killed or wounded has
not been established. ‘
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lim-
zillnn Balm is brcnkin; up colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception
10c. 26c, 60c and 11.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Hunter's nnd Pluisted's. ”
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WANT HIGHER WAGES.
a...
New Hove» Trolleymen Hold Cooler-
enoe With P’rieldant Mellon Re
carding Demenoe.
NEW HAVEN. Jilly ll.——l’resldeni
Mellon. oi the Consolidated Railway
Company, had in conference yesterday
with the'executlvc committee of the
'l‘rolieymcn‘e, Union in regard to the
demands of the conductors and motor
in for no increase in wages. The re-
oil? will be was known Friday.
.....»4
M'Wgw eel m
minimum
1
tr
' - 98 mainland. .
rm f frag,” fullno’ifloh
Cureslisy Foyer or Money gun 2
. , ii: ‘ ,; :5}. u,» i 9 ‘ ~|
r”. .i‘ ‘l t it "wit
(“it ‘ ‘g‘
“filtrate ,
ticéitio
a LA
91.3,
t
n ed.
in i;
x l
termer‘llvinkrebout ten miles from .
lint. out the ilret e w, "an recovered 9
as "ill. P. Wilson, Milwaukee,” and oer
cu m. Father.
An odd cesc was that or Charles Mo
linnro, who was before the Dnnbury
City Court yesterday morning on the
furniture denier. Mollnuro’c [other
keeps a Fruit store on Main street‘di—
while the son conducts 'a shop farther
town.
phonograph shouted unpleasant‘thlngs
at him from its brazen throat and not
n great while.szo..,he mode complaint
to his lawyers, who sent Dick a letter
telling him timthls phonogruphmust
not be pet-mitts, to annoy their ‘client
or thorn would , trouble. ‘ ,
Dick clnitns unit he has noVer used
in his phonograph anything, but. the
regular stock records and that the
proprietor oi the fruit store must have
imagined that the‘ phonograph was
saying things about him .
The arrest grew out of an attack
that Dick nlloges thnt Charles Colin-
nro made upon him utter he had culled
him into his store on. upper Main
street. Moxinnro denied in court yester-
Dick. Judge Scott decided that the
evidence was insuihclent to warrant
the conviction of the prisoner and dis-
charged him ., . . ,
Hate courés’ancs.
m
or. Mrs. Preeby.
The Presby-Axteil ‘iorces. ‘irho re-
cently come into the limelight of no.~
tiouul publicity when thu’mother sued
the (laughter for ,flii’imitl, clnlmlni;
that her own «laughter had made her
drunk and bud kept. her drugged for
several months. durin which time she
took everything she ad away from
her, are now getting a little closer to-
gether.
Mrs. Prcsby. accompanied by her
InWyor. lion. Homer 8. Cummings. of
Stamford; her older daughter, Mrs.
Alice Stetson Gomez, and (kmstablo
Andrew Schlrtchwog. of Stamford.
went up to the .Wllton home of tho
Axtellg by mutual orrnugomcut, Sutur-
dny, and Mrs. l’rt‘sby scoured llt‘l‘ por-
eonul belongings.
Another trip was mndc yesterday
when Mrs. l’rosby, Mrs. Stetson-(lo-
mes uml Deputy Shorlil John w. Scul-
ley made up tho. party in Mr. Schlet-
chwcx's automobile. 'l‘hisllmo they
went for Mrs. l’rcsby‘s furniture and
other efforts.
strained as yet between the pilrties
and there may be complicntions.
-8.— w
ENGLEWOOD GOLFERS AT PLAY.
Conditions Pleasantor Yesterday Than
When They Were Soaked by Rein.
ENGLEWOOD. N. J.. July il-When
tho goliers resumed play in the ome-
teur nutionul chumplounhlp» tourne~
ment at. the Englewood Golf Club's
course today they found conditions a
begun yesterday.
ilret round osterdoy, but the ruin
storm which roke out in the afternoon
deluged them thoroughly. end today
played them on the inlttcl'ropnd. ,
Thirty-nine men finished yesterday
1with scorer; oi 88 and under, and the
32 who wil quality thist utter-noon
are almost certain to be among these
leaders. as an average. at as (or the
two rounds will be, within the work for
qualification.
ii. Chandler lllesn. ct it'xmoor. Chl-
‘cngo, the national champion. today
«had A. 'i‘. Dwight. or the Dykcr Mee-
dow mob. Brooklyn. play with him.
he 0. ll. Moitorn. ol‘ 1 City. Pu, had
:retired and Henry Kr n. of the Cree-
‘cont A. (3.. Brooklyn.
WILL AOCIPT INQMQAhI.
"tnlgm so» in wow ln..¢hloego In"
l-iletory of Lehor'hnione.
OHlOAGO.duly tin-lake Shoot "h"
9 employees will vote mum on the no-
, lion companies.
9 .300.000.
cellulite ct e
livable our
9‘! p ethe inlet
crew. obtelned
lacrosse ever received by e body at
“ melnmen In ohlceeo since the in- .~
. Dalmatian of the labor u on new, .
‘ine .llere.
gar e ten thoueend
2 ,fl' hi “it"s, A
W
, it overuse,
sires .eer worit-
"AOGUSED THE *PHDNOBRAPHT‘
Mdilnsro‘nBelleved Mechlne‘ Blaundcr-
charge of assaulting Henry Dick. the
rectly- opposite Dick's establishment.
. ‘ The elder ,Molinuror hes
cuimedi‘or some ‘time that Dick’s
day morn ng‘ ihni. ho had unaudited
Mrs. Flonelle Axiolle and Her Moth-
Relutions are a little »
.99 m‘ 2
The Store Closes Daily at 5 O'Ciock Except Saturddy
i
, sane ma chifiom, ' “ -
A' light wool Scarf is is needed articlciior auto“ weer; "L
trolley riding, or the veranda; nodule prettiest ones Well
have ever shown ’arc‘ thosé. Orenilurg Sesrf‘s‘o'nd Shawls in
one of the front windows, Of course they are wool,‘but
ulnadc of Shetland floss, soft. silky, and linens a cobweb.
In white, pink and white, blue and white, and gray color
binations. . . . .' ' j: .
They make comfortable auto-veils.
Scarfs, from 75c up.
Shawls, from $2.50 up.
i
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Ladies’ Wear Section, first floor.
Kashmir Rugs, ' _ ,
'A new list of patterns in these popular, inexpensiak
Rugs. The patterns and colors are in imitation of Eastern .
Rugs. 'lhc size most desired is the 9x12.
Price sumo. [x
' Matting" Rugs. 85c. .
These are Japanese in heat, clear patterns, size 36x75.
‘ In blue. red. or green combined with white. Good for.
porch or cottage use. . .
.85ceach. . . .. ;,. ~
Carpet Store, first, licor.‘
. . _ 1‘. tr ‘7 ‘ ‘ ‘ _
Thm Block. Goods, Specials. , 5 ,
For inexpensive thin black owns, thetlare so usefulli‘n‘
hot weather. N‘o washing required. ' . » ~ ‘
Black Batiste,
,.. .1.
Black Lawn, 10c 1$}/gc i
Dotted Swiss, 12%0 . lndia Linen, 19c
Suttce, 15c Silk Muslin, 25¢;
Striped Muslin, 19' Dotted Eolicnne, 50c
Wash Goods Section, basement. '
Salt Water Flhhn‘el.
a p”! i
. for bathing suits. 12%c a yard. . ~ .,
This is the favoriteumatcrinlforibnt‘hing suits,‘as it
looks like wool, is fast color and does not’s’hrink. Three col—
ors, black. gray and navy blue, Izl/fic. . ' ,
Wash Goods Section.
1
Special Sale of Porch Rugs in the Carpet Store. ,
m
The D. M. Read
"it"s...
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t
t‘ ‘« aft; 59.. M ..
we meow suspense no snow in Arrmclrrfl not:
own noes. sins : nuns or 4 venue. to VARlOUS anions. iti-
onomso memes. horseman, ’hfinsrer, autumnal“
llitlo diiiercni than when the. contest
Tho putting greens were lightening:
test during the greater part ‘of the ;
sour mesons Wu myrrh sermons a'rrsnrton ro’oun 5*":
they were center for the men who‘overu
ho twee pnlred ‘
. with Egon yesterday. also retired. :
,N.
.locreele which,
" {when lumped ,wi tbepedvenceewlnv
l eel by other "no. ,
no
7 year by the street
our men or theghlty to more their .
’i'hls le.the ierseet wane I,
:
ml .
l
r . ‘ri
“elf: _ ' W.
hen enacting ofii
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owns.
2111. x . .‘w. , ,‘
AND versus: :
rt}?
. v; v j . ,9 , ‘R , .vg‘ivt,‘ W ( $9,“,in ”a“ 9. Iv -‘ .. I .
.5 u. .; 3 mt: i. ’ ”a A .v . ,.
,u wesnruoron s'r. , - e'otfm Fido ,
filephone e46. _
Norwalk Chronicler