d lore “WNW?” i
d‘:&"'°d‘iif.?l"tu
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cells In, Deanna block. 18! Well»
. on at. 1st? and 3d t'i'uesdm oi
mt’montb-vfluiy'and Aug. excepted
.m“ ‘3 o'clou . All Muster Madcap
cordially invited. Charles F. mile.
W) . Robert M. Wilcox. lien.
or onset». No. It. A. M. _
”bun Donovan b och 138 West:
amuse. ad and on runs... of
. ,eoeh'lmonthi-July and Au. excepted
eat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch .Mo-
. lone cordially Invited. Theodora
(layer. H. . Robert M. Wllcox. See.
A
which» No.52. Order Eastern Star
sets in human block. 188 Wasa-
. laptop so. lid and 4th Friday: of each
. month—duly and Ana. excepted—ant
:ili o‘clock. All members of 0. lil-
‘ , .oordieily invited. Miss None. A.
.Mwisnd. W it Miss ids Sharer. See.
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' t The Connecticut Mayor‘s Association
In billed to hold its forthcoming meet-
ln New Harem—~11 worthy place for a
worthy event.
_18'clties of the slate constitute an In?
teresting lot of public servants. We
suppose it would be safe to say that.
.in‘ the‘eggregate, Connecticut ~ never
..liid"an abler and more entertaining—
{lot of mayors than it has this year.
‘. ; It's only necessary to recall that
such men as Thayer. of Norwich, (3qu-
jmlngs of Stamford, lienney, of Hart-
‘ford.h‘lsher of Middletown. Leaders,
.of New Britain, Mahan oi New Lon
[lion and Reynolds of ilridg’port. not
to mention divers and sundry others,
are occupying the municiple seats of”
the mighty- Possessing marked indi~.
I filliliality. bristling with ideas. but, out
much given to clutching at rainbowe.
and zealous to promote the welfare of
their various and varied communities
these chief magistrates are a felt force
In Connecticut. Cost In different molds
and not a unit in their notions. they
- are no cure for insomnia and
no patrons of dullness. The personal
equation is attractive, They have not
mastered the art of either taking their
duties lightly or their pleasures sad-
ly. -
It's a good deal more important. for
a city to have ’3 good mayor than to
W " '9 a god ohm-fer. The office of
weI‘Héa large Connecticut city.
with its manifold activities and Inter»
eats. Is an important affair. The or-
cupant of the ei'tecullve chair can do
much to make or mar tho reputation
of a municipallt'y‘. it's gratifying that
on the whole. the official heads oi (lon-
nocticut‘s citiesnro a worthy credit
: able and superior assortment of of<
ilceholders. '
The army medical officers are pre
paring for a series of cxpct‘lnu‘ellls with
new apparatus in the hold for the pres-
was... otthc health of soldiers. Tn.-
.den‘ls taken from tho success which
appears to have attended tho work of
the Japanese surgeons, who were able
to apply the best. Ideas from the Eu
ropesn armies. Our own surgeons will
experiment with a method of stcrilia-
ing drinking water on tho .march. A
portable device has been purchased.
and this will be hauled by animals. twu
or four horses, An effort will bu llllllli'
‘q get a sterilizer in which wood and
'col'l‘may b, used as fuel. instead of
(impending tirely upon protroleuul
which of course is not always obtain
able bribe field. and which would have
to be added to the bnrdcns of the
troops.
M
There are twenty-live working jour-
nalists In the ilritlsh House of (tom:
mom besides a dozen who horn re-
tired from newspaper work. might oi
them find time to not In an ulllcriai
gonpl‘clly in addition to their Parlia-
mentary duties. They are no room
figurehcad edilorn. either. for they to
elude such men as the cvoocnoructlc
'l‘. 1’. O'Connor. Koir llardlu, who pro
duces "The labor London" Dr. Mac
man. the lending light of thc
fichoelaluicr." and llnrry tidal-ks. who
edits and owns a daily financial paper.
0! Kile Irish party. also maintain
. "minivan by newspaper work. and
one, Nr. Ymh. at one time held a
‘ you is the press gallery.
*3
well-at Millions on the new
" in Waterloo to tinker street,
. are embellished with maps of
Weapon which. according to the
with a corner of them. “Theaters
lanes of amllsenmnt“ are printed
. .;Arnoec the places so indicated
belly of the maps are Holloway
“fillet. the il‘numlllux tlospltsi
m of Justice. the haul: of fling.
flflrseun'l Tabernacle.
m
at method a loaded firm In
fl hollow lead soldiers. 'l'ilill
Metal the cost of mmluctluua
M in film We which once
‘ tescluslroly to demo
mo formulas in line-
The executive headsof ”the matter was investigated it. was
.x ..
About Manchurlrlan Trade-.-~
Natural Advantages so Great
They Need Not Resort-lo
, Unfair Means
WASHINGTON. July lil.-Com-
plaints which have been made recently
against the supposed discrimination
on the part of the Japanese military
authorities in Monchuria in lawn of
Japanese subject! In allowing them
trade advantages denied to merchants
from other countries, were answered
today in a statement by (kmnscllor
Miyaoka_ now in charge of the Japan-
ese embassy here.
"We are anxious to learn of specific
cases ofsuch unfair play." declared
Mr. Miyaoka. .“A good deal was heard
recently about the irrcdeemabie wnr
noterwith which the Japanese army
had flooded the country. making trade
difficult for the foreigners. but when
found that these notes were above
par. That some oi’ Ibo ports have not
been opened sooner is Immense. as at
Dainy. tho embarkaiion of“troops was
continuing. II. is a fair privilege for
the army to perform these military
operations unhamperod by the pres
ence of ordinary trade obstacles. But
whenever a town. such as Muktlon,
was. opened to civilian merchants at
all,“ was opened on toilet footing in
the whole world. The Japanese pro-
vision merohants who have followed
the army have not been licensed to
trade with the native population.
“The trade of Manchurin is a prize
worth possessing. however, and the
Japanese merchants are certain to do
their best to capture ll. They have
too many natural advantages to need
any unfair favors from the govern-
ment. The lower cost of production
and the lower charge. of transportation
from the home markets would be sui-
Iicient advantage. in addition the Jap-
anese merchants have a hotter know-
ledge of the needs and the ways of
the people with whom they trade.
They do not establish themselves In
treaty ports in residences and main-
tain a manner of living wholly above
that of their customers. lull they push
out into tho. country on It t without
calculation. urging their While in ct"
cry possible way. The same. tremen—
dous activity In going on in southern
China. The Japanese pcoplo have a
heavy war debt to pay. they inust pros-
per commercially in order to pay it.
"In this commercial rivalry with all
comers. nevertheless. the imperial
Japanese government cannot and will
not. interfere lo the detriment of the
policies of the open door In which We
are at only wilh tho United States. No
cxcluslvu privileges can be granted to
Japanese trade without undermining
the principles of the open door. No
such privileges hallo been or will be
grantcd. Japan is llmlllcrnbly commit-
ted tolbc group of nnlions illillllNInK
such car-insivo privileges. It Is possi-
blc that In the course of time a soil
voreiu may be negotiated thwoun .in-
pan and Kbrcu. At pl'l-sl-nl .Inpuncsc
goods enlcr the country lllllIl'l‘ tho Ko-
rean tariff on the shun- forms with
all other goals."
MORAN not on and or ,
MASSACHUSETTS GRAFTERS
Will investigate Giving oi
Passes to Legislators and
Charges Against Chelsea
Aldermen
BOSTON. July iii. District Allur-
ucy John Ii. Moran Inndo public today
his intention of investigating ”I“ rail-
road and lilo gas :qu electric light
companies with ru-forcncl- to nlicuml
violations of tho public slutulvs by
such corporations. Among tho offen-
c‘u churuml to tile railroad lil‘l! illc
Issuance of free passes to numbers of
tho legislature and discrimination as-
uiusl shippers in the transportation
of nmrchnndisc. Mr. Moran uunouno
on that ho has retained at his own
cxpcuso lIul services of a special at:
tornuy to conduct the preliminary In.
qulry. lie also has aimounlacd his do
termination: lo resume the lnvusliulr
lion If curtain ollwr "sxneciui" mailers
work upon which has to bo lollipop
urilyI druppml because oi lack of little.
tillarulm of bribery made against our:
train chllu-a aidnrmcn, some umnlhu
ago. which was the subject of an in-
vestigation by the Chelsea board. also
is to be a subject of inquiry by Mr.
Moran.
TUF INUF IHUR.
'l‘ho twoivn words which the school
supcrlhlemiunls' department of the Nil-
tlodai Educational Aflllilflllllll‘lll conven-
tion mlvlac should bu aircn new spell-
in; In the sclumls oi the boiled lltulcs
are those: "luminous." for business;
"soul” for cnouuh: "trim-r“ for loath-
cr: “mosaro” for measure; "plesuro
for piensurc; ,“rcd” for read; "rut" for
rough; “trout” for trough; “turn" for
through; "luf" for “limb; "lung” for
tongue; "yang” for thing. -
baldness ill tuf on and rat nauf as
it in without. going thru tho mulled
picsurc of a new mesure of education.
It may. however, do well enuf for the
yang.
M
Gilli. “RID IULLE‘I‘. .
Di uieeli In Uniform of tailor. Bile
musicales Admiral cheuknin. *
iiiWAll’l‘OUOI.. hassle. July 13.n-
ii is credibly stated that the cumin
of Admiral Ghoulmlh. commander of
the mm Soil fleet was a Kiri. illegals.
Answer Complaints Made by 9‘
_ Nerohauteyi Other countries
it»:
I
I".
‘ .
Plus at. Pal able. . I‘l’eul
if"? fi‘luken. Westerns drips m. m. lac. gov
8) d u but . The ”lining tablet stamped ll
narrates to cure or your money back.
alerting Remedy Cm, Chicago or NJ.
ANNUAL-SALE. TEI MILLION III
“It”! I “I"
Tulle flood Do Good
If
M
XE}
: M , ‘ it .
" . matter of sale till we. chairman for the;
.. enliveutioa w 1 Jill about. price to
the meeting. affinities outlet. Osbur
‘ Marauder flit, pend mom
, were eugzeetea.‘ ,Wheu
' veto Col. Oahu n w
.Wiiliam Bu he. ,
Meriden dim ct. ll ' .
his sleeve sailing :- . hecommlttee’e
approval of Will " adolph Hearst.
his papers and his'policles: The corn»
mitteemon could not see where it was
' sermaln. ‘
A vote waslpnsssd asking the com-
mittee on resolutions at the next con-
vention to lot lrporate in the party
platform a billion declaring for a stat-
ute obllgutlnqi all political parties to
hold their pril cries on the same day.
This is followiEig out the idea of Com
mitteeman Jo‘ u E. ‘Doughan. of New‘
llaven. Hogwants to have political
“ringers" branded. By holding prl~
llllu'lair‘ml difflu'ent days. he says. float-
.euy victor “
DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE
(Continued From 'First Page.)
talk to. Dissell, of the Fifth distric
had a direct primary resolution
months.
but he didn't. send a proxy.
ilrynu F. Malian. of New
was non est.
long range by handling a. proxy to Her
ry Iiirsch. Galen A. Carter, of In
2th]. district. assistant state attorne
for h‘liil'lillill county, sent his regret
through 0. 'O’lienry. Mr. Carter in
law partner of Samuel ll‘esscnden an
Homer S. Cummings. Mr. (inn
Louder
from Connectkirut. Mr. .
was not. Ihcrc. either. Chairma
John J. Walsh. of this city. rcliccto
of the 12th district, of i‘lrnnford. wh
N. ll. Sperry. was also conspicuous b
hlsnbscnce. lic sent no proxy.
'l‘hc cmumiltoemen wont to the nice
TITLE INSURAN
real estate. How do you ‘KNO
way‘is to have it guaranteed by
Guarante
ONE FEE PAID PROTECTS
THE P
W. R. HEAROT.
ex—
ploilcd in the newspapers for several
He was not only not there,‘
Mayor
He did the courtesiea at
minds is the national committeoman'conunittcc will hereafter consist
Cummings all the members of the committee.
Mr. (inmmings’ ideas. Louis A. Make.
ran for congress two years ago against
ore have opportunities to ride two
horses. If the primaries are held on
the same day during the same hours.
Voters will be better able to act in
good conscience. -
'I‘he naturalization of voters was also
considered in the light of the new
federal law providing for the binding
test and a committee was appointed to
adopt ways and menus to circumvent
alleged corrupt practices.
Another nullitcr dealt with by the
commitlecmclii and which a grout ei-
i~IforI to keep secret. was nuuic. was
thho course oi sprouts through which
y . Chairman Walsh was put. by Commit-
ttccnlan i'iurkp, with reference to tho
a'comtuittee finances. As a result It
d was said last night that the lilulnco
l-lcommltlcc oi the democratic state
of
t.
1.
II l
(1
Two reporters made a canvas of
delegates spoiling expressions of senile
meal with reference to the probable
nominee for {foyernor on the democra-
tic ticket. 'l‘hcir tally was practically
the scum. Eilghtciul out of 24 present
.or by proxy drclared that. they thought
t- Mayor 'I‘haytir. of Norwich, would be
(J
y
ing for a holiday. and with the hopes the nominee. flirt-lanolin McNeil]. of
CE A NECESSITY
A defective title‘ prevents you from selling or mortgaging your
W your title is perfect? The best
lite New York and licnheolicut Mortgage , and fills
6 Company.
YOU AS LONG AS YOU OWN
ROPERTY.
Ask your Real Estate Broker or Attorney. He will tell you all
about it. or write the home office. New Rochelle. New York.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SUGAR. V
Hand Refined.
Granulated Sugar. Special.
‘5 lbs 250
NewYorkGrcceryCo
2| lbs $1.00 i0lb55ilc
.. .r. m..- .- Hm..." m...
NORWALK.
l
Telephone.
I sun u iiili Ital.
TEA.
0f delicious flavor. at popular prices.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. at
BUTTER.
The pure. delicious Elgin Cresme
ways looking. Lb..
Butler. the kind for which you are si-
250
contains.
All fresh roasted and sure to please
lovers or real good coffee. Coffees
r
ylt
Extra attempt with each pound.
RAMS)"
Hammond‘e Leon and Tender Cs
fornla Home. sugar cured clock. Lb..
. .._._..., - m”... ..
Uneeda. Biscuit.
The famous sods wafer-I, crisp an
fresh... Rlloulsr slu package,
II-
C
CRACKERS.
“Equal" or the "lipin.’ 3 the. for
Clerk's famous Milk Crackers. the
250
40
.. .. .Mut..._..'_.. .wwmaw
Po'ru'rons.
Although the mount high we will
have our truest low prl for the but
GEREALS.
'ufi’eli flies. pka.‘
.o...a..
uni-64m Wheat sluuu, m. 1
“Iii of the hollow Islam
fit the MO.
all In tin- uniform of a sulfur. its If“
rest lien yet been made.
‘fllsny big offers for flaturdny. J
MAUI) a. stamp noun. bug
museums or JONEB’ nous. per in; . ..
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY noes...
SPECIALI . .
Forllet of Stump Ohm see our speclld sale sign at our norm
sleek on i slur-day.
GOLD DU3T.
be
uncommon 12c ,
f'em. pkg. lac Fetrhenllte. Regular 4 lb. peeing.
Maple Flakes. pan. 14a for tomorrow. at
Cream of want or H. o. Om .. Me .
Re
' as
ileDAo-Ogollfilllieelak
at
isolalirs‘lstl75c
dozen...............uoc
came too.
mic fromtbd
“resolution up ‘
200. 25c. 300. 320 ii) '”
‘t
I80
! .j, . J .
usitlk and e. peeling:
m quarts of
the llllostcdeiic-
our 0e team
It}. Intomiautes.
You need no eggs or flavoring.
Four kinds. Chocolate, Vanilla.
gigawbirryéoand gudavored
ads. en t
#3:: ordering Irv maifvgralhhggf
Genus» Pure feel 60.. lmy. If. Y.
Bridgeport. had his friends unions the
li‘airflcld county then but lhcy cllnslli~
cred his mindiducy for first, place this
years improbable of results. Second
place on the ticket is all they could
assure him. with a better lookdu two
yours from now. James ‘4. McGovern.
of Bridgeport. was busy In Mr. Mc-
Ncil's behalf. lie thinks that colllil~
lions may obtain at the cnnvcnliou
which will make Scantor Mch-iil tin-
moro desirable party tsanllard twnrcr.
in the gossip at the l'lomestead was
heard the statement that William I".
Sin-ban, of New York. former lieuten-
ant-governor, was much interested in
Mr. 'i‘haycr, and that if he was noni-
iuniod a campaign fluid of $136,000
would be at. the disposal of tho donut-
(‘rnlio state commillco,
(lcorgc hi. (loan. of Milford. was
mentioned in the some brcaih with
'l‘lmycr bynl (‘llilllllllll‘l‘lllilll rcprcsl-ui
inn :1. district not far from tho "ltoso
of New England." This man said
that (loan could not every vote that.
’l‘linycr can and that. he would be jusl
as uccoplnblc to tho socaib-li unil-
lh'ynu tk‘lllot‘l'illfi.
'I‘hcre is a lot of sentiment In the
squeeze of a hand by the right per-
Still.
neurone run: dill.
WRINKLFI.
Black velvet pin-dotted with white
makes effective collar and cuffs for a
lunar.
‘ black silk bolero and skirt suit.
There has been a reaction against
. striking effects in- auto coats. and at
. present the flaunt garments are made
. up in soft gray mixtures. blurry plaids
and plain sober ones, with the usual
accompaniment of strappings. stitch-
iugs, roomy pockets and expensive.
but quiet. buttons.
The use of the large initial set in
the midst of the embroidery on the
waist front is not to be commended.
There are places where a distinguish-
ing mark is desirable and even neces-
sary. but this Is not one of them.
It is a mistake to make high col-
lars for summer shirt waists. The
material is generally thin. and there»
fora crumples down easily, and if the
collar to wide. it wrinkles with the
. first wearing; while if it Is cut a mi)-
deratc width and fits the neck closely,
present a much neuter appearance be-
sides being far more uninfortublc.
if some one who has a good recipe
for chili sauce will contribute it; lfor
this column It will be greatly appruciv
ntcd.
Girls with clcvcl' fingers may l‘ashv
ion themselves very dainty Plains,
necklaces, and dog coilnrt-i, making use
of the many handsome beads, pearls
and scini~prcclous stones,
Try pulling u I)“ of ginger root into
all your pickles. It is a great improve-
n.cnl.
Tho, round yokml night gown with a
slender vino done in French embroi-
dory all around tho yoke inside the
imittmholcd edge is a design that up-
resin to women "if fastidious taste.
A wide pearl Illlt‘hii' catching a soft
I‘oldod band of silk is the-simple and
OWWW
Park 85 Tilford
FINE
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
A'l'
' “Hotel Clifiord”
JOSEPH L. wuz
Proprietor.
Telephone use.
WWOMO
‘Bcstcn Store > Boston Store
Mil. ITEl-LA WILL.-
031 8. Humphrey Av... Gillan.
Beirwlil not stop falling of its ovum
and the to r you let it go withoutsreetnea
inelhinner becomes. and lh‘moto ulna
cure. lick batman like Ilc io‘ die
liner cured. You can save thug-TIN- liewi
cured; arm' ”tracheal-“l”
v ‘ “I II
anomaly. 0W ataiidru Matures:
250., 500. end .1 per bottle.
Known-non annulment commune
appropriate ornament on a narrow-
brimmed sailor. .
Chest especially made for the pur~
Iosc provide cxlra seats and also
space upon the P'uzzu I'or slowing
away cushions for the night or during
a msudden shower.
The stylish Norfolk jackets and Ill.~
tie Etons. vest and boloros, in the
worsted sweater line are quite differ-
ent from former styles of this service-
able garment, which need no longer
be without shape or style as was for-
merly so often the (zllsl'. ’
'i‘llc cl‘iecl, of greater height is ob-
tained if tho horizontal trimming
bands at the bottom of the skirt ter-
minute at the sides of the center front
tanel.
Princeton admirers. masculine and
feminine. are wearing white sailor
hats with black and ycliow bands.
When a woman has a now dress it
is a sign sho will not stay home till
everybody knows it. '
, > ‘ ‘ . ‘—
961’9Can929c8al
Today and Saturday.
JUST FOR THESE TWO DAYS.
itislui Specials and Everglteln a Matchless Bargain
STATIONERY.
lr‘inc quality of Writing Paper, rog-
ulnr 25c. ’i‘omorrow and Saturday.
Iilc.
TABLE OIL CLOTH.
llcst quality. rcnular 20c. yard.
yards for we.
2
MATTING SPECIAL.
Regular 25m. Friday and Saturday,
lilo.
'CLINTON PINS.
All sizes. 2 papers. tic.
STANDARD PRINTS.
2 yards for ilc.
All cobra. worth 74-.
BLEACHED COTTON.
Soft finish. regular ltlc. ll yards.
29c.
TABLE DAMASK.
Excellent value, 25c.
Saturday, lilc.
NOTION BARGAIN.
kl r 2pc. l9c.
u
FAIRY SOAP.
Itcgulnr be. ll cakes for itlc.
Friday and
Pad llosc Supporter. with belt, regu~
LADIES’ PLAIN LISLE users.
Regular 250, quality, at 19c.
TOILET PAPER.
chu'ar hr packagi- Toilet Paper. 6
packages. iilc.
FANCY SILK.
Mulls and Urunudics. beautiful floral
chm-ls, rcuulur 25c. Iilc.
BATES' SEERSUCKERS.
e
SILK RPECIAL.
luo idle. 39c.
BEST PERCALEB.
All colors. rcgular 1299c, llc.
CORSET COVERS.
Regular 25c, 19c.
Cheney's E-‘ouiurd. dross stylcs. vav
Always 121.92. 2 yards for 190.
MUSLIM DRAWERB.
Regular illlr. 29c.
CHILDREN'S COLOREU DRESSES.
ilomllnr 25c. lllc.
LADIEB’ FANCY SILK.
Elilllmillul’mi Ililfll‘, regular 50c filial-
ity, this.
RIBBON BARGAIN.
No. ill block, all silk 'l‘ni'icita. I'lluih
Inr ibc. tic.
LADIEB' NECKWEAR.
Value up to 25c, Friday and Sutur-
day. tic.
PRETTY LAWNB.
ilross utylcs. render-Witt: and luv.
9c.
BATEEN WAISTB.
Former prlco lilo, dilc.
MEN'S FANCY SOCKS.
t’liripus and dots. regular lac quali-
INFANTB' HOSE.
6. regular 25c quality. 2 pairs. 29c.
Pink. light blue and rod. sizes 4% to
ty. 2 pairs for tile.
CHILDREN'B 800KB.
White or block. sizes 5 to 7. regular
250 quality. 2 Indra, fillo
CHIEFS.
LADIEB' EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
I cake l’onrs' lluulmuiod Soup; 1
box Dr. Lyons' 'l‘ooih Powder. lioth
.. Regular 12W! quality. 2 for lac. ,arucles. 29c. .
you wish In this line.
It d domestic.
uly 14. l
a... s.
w Call 323-4.
ings To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN—The season is new opening up 'for Boned Chicken. Richard! if: Robins'
goods are the final on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
CRAC ERS.-—We have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both imported
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPBPWU have the full variety of these goods, which are above question
as to purity and cleanliness.
HOMO-«Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore rr planning an
outing. drop in and see us. ,
BUTTE?.-Delleleue Butter: more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEE-aim emphatically claim the some on our superb Coffees. 'l‘eae also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. the but
of everything the market chords:
yours“ seawater
a.
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