as or W ‘
airman‘l‘fihm ”
cl All Hagarm
:lasitsd. fiharlsa‘ ll'. nun.
, rt it: confine. ,
-' l‘. "Ga I?“ A! “a
Digerati not its Wash
ans Tuesdays at
and Aux. aaoalitild
ll Royal Arch W
~ as and 4th Friday! clean!
air and Ana. excepted-«at
All members or a. fi
& invited. Illa! Nana
.N. Nils lda Sharer. lac.
‘ltish “South Africa Company
the Cape to Cairo railroad
had Broken Hill. This point is
‘ north of Victoria Falls and
a from C'ape Towh, and its
won by rail with the south con-
a‘further step towards the ful-
, ldr. Rhodes' s great scheme
i' reached Iglomc. ninety-three
ii of the falls, on May 89,
made. On July 1 1905. the
extension wits begun, and tho
from Kalomo to Broken Hill
obnatructed in 345 days. On
' ‘ ‘ days. however, no plate-
done, so that the rails were
employed and about 360
I! laid at the rate of more than
a day. On September 26 last
d threecuarter miles were put
between daylight and dark. con-
ting a record for rapid plate-lay-
in South Africa. Three thousand
.‘v‘e thousand natives were con-
Chlnese are learning. “it no
astonishes one in China." says
1“. Millard in his book on the
East, ”to see a Chinese eiec
some to fix the electric lights
telephone do his work quickly
about his other business The
thing now is to see wealthy
, going about the foreign con
It ‘3 P din-vtheir motor cars. driven
j if! chauffeurs Even the new
Q ~ made her appearance. itc-
saw the young daughter of it
ial riding a bicycle through (i
I a foreign concession, attend.
Servant, on another wheel.
d. the leader of the common-
-. Trade party of Australia.
being called in Parliament
name. At a recent meet-
waa’a persistent Protection
' -r. who at last called out
4 ,Oeorge!" Mr. Reid then
'1 in with his monocie, and
WIDEvod: "l have not the \slight-
lull to my friends calling me
but when a man calls Inc
[to would be glad to see me
'ateam roller 1 call that man
tel"
opal attack on“ a village
and killed and ate eleven ot
. bitU'n The others fled to
a II of Spain is to have s
W or own. London Truth
a Scot is to have the ap
lie will have a salary of
. . r an allowance for rent. a
) SI) for nob visit to the
wills right to a private prac
aas laundry has issued the
advertisement: “Contrary
in company. We will most
ltilly wash our cus-
ibis cheap priceaas
,3 dols per hundred;
"1-! doi. per hundred "
is hall girl attempt
liar associates sadly
_ by saying that she
in bar love affairs "
not what you would
formed
days before his one. but Bruno took
no notice or it and usdioal Examiner
was undoubtedly cruay.
only about a year. His widow is only
and
ed, and the leaders .will be as
which date rapid progress ‘
, terse, of Ansouia. Conn.
be encoded in coding
y basting hitaaslf early Sum
morals; after all: other loudest.
hit , . niloid a. recanti came
‘ was left int by
“M aortas! at New Haven
Milo of the fact some
Downs is of the opinion that the man
Dr. Downs is reporting the case to
Coroner Doten this morning. and he
stated that Bruno had been married
18 yo firs of age at the present time
s a has a little baby, but Bruno
used to reiuse to speak to her when
she visited him lately at the jail Dr.
Downs thinks he developed insanity
not long after he was first imprisoned
The ambunt of money his uncle left
him is not known but it is said to be
considerable. Bruno’s widow will pmw
bably got it. i
REV. DUNCAN’O VACATION.
Will Commands Au uai' i and Promi-
nent Clamymeh iii Fill Pulpit.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan will com-
mence his vacation On August 1 and
the pulpit will be sup lied during his
absence hy‘ clergyman:
August so M. Brown.
Sands Street neuronal Church. of
Brooklyn.
August lib—Rev. Charles L. lacon-
ard. of Pittslleld. Mass.
August tile—Rev. Ernest C. Richard-
son, of Fleet Street M. E. Church.
Brooklyn.
August 36~Rev Charles E. Bene-
dict of New Canaan.
During the week the class meeting
and prayer meeting will be consolldfat-
o a
lows:
August 2~—-Seth Nomlngton.
August 9-«R I». Osborn
August 18-Thomas 1. Raymond.
August 23—40. F. Haliook.
August 30~4loliy All Slauson.
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BARREL OF SAND? A8 A FILTER.
——-a—§—
A Davies That Has Given Satisfaction
to Hatters at the Barthel Facial-y.
A barrel of sand erected as a fli-
of the Otto Barthel Hat Company has
done excellent service for the past
two years without once being cleaned.
The barrel was erected so that water
lit for the men to drink might be so
cured. The scheme worked faithfully
all last summer and is doing the
same this year.
The water is allowed to run into a
pull flowing over the edge and down
a board to the barrel proper. The
edge of the pull and the board seem
to catch north of the vegetable matter
in the water. The llitcred water is
drawn from o spigot at the bottom
of the barrel. and when drawn slow-
ly is excellent. the filteraiion having
removed all the color and practically
all the odor. so that the men drink it
with entire satisfaction.
SPECIAL MEETiNGS.
Captain Cummings announces spec-
ial meetings for Saturday and Sunday
of this week. Special entertainment
in the way of illustrated songs and
lecture to be given by Captain Bou-
We invite
you to come along and enjoy these ser-
vices. ontlt ed Love and Sorrow. Cap-
tain Bouts 0 has given these enter-
tainments at different Corps through-
out New England and has met with
success at every place he has visited.
Remember the nights Saturday and
Sunday. No admission will be charg
ed. but a collection will be taken up to
help defraylng expenses. Everyone
is welcome to these services and every
other service in the Salvation Army
hall, on South lain street.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BARBER
IHOP SOLD.
Frederick Scheidler. who for many
ears has conducted one of the most
luccesafui harboring and tonsoriai
shops in this section of the state has
sold his business in tho Mulmckemo
mock to Louis Morocco. a New York
barber of wide experience Mr. Schol
dler is well known and well liked and
his many friends who are familiar
with his methods or business will
deeply regret to learn that be into
retire. Mr. Schcldlcr has made a
number of profitable investments re-
cently and intends to purchase a quiet
place in the country and enjoy life.
HAND CAUGHT UNDER ROLL OF
PAPIR.
Arthur Anderson. of Raymond street
one of the employee of the mechani-
cal department of The Evening Senti-
nel was assistaing in placing a heavy
roll of paper on the press yesterday
afternoon. when his right hand was
delight between the roll and the frame
of the b g press. The hand was bad
rly hurt as of the knuckles being dis-
}ojaawd. Dr. J. 0. Wells. dressed the
a cry.
WILL TAKI A TRIP WI".
Mr. and lira. S. J. Watkins. of South
Norwalk expect to start next Monday
on an catcndcd trip West, and will
stop at Chicago,’ Denver. Colorado
Springs, Salt Lake City. and spend a
week at Yellowstone Park. 0n the
return the route will over the
Northern Pacific liailroa.
will be made at Mankotu. Minnesota.
Fargo and other places where Mr.
Watkins was located for about a desert
years.
I N
BOSTON. July as. "Routine busi-
ness wis on the prosram today when
the delegates to the twenty second
convention of the Association of or:
, ticiais of Bureaus or labor Statistics
oi America assembled for their second
., day a session.
MiNlNO INOIN
WNDON. July
iwlltiilllmm of. Alibi
ay under
close institute,
Srl rich“ iron and
mat.
g0“
ter by William J. Koran. at the plant '
llld Ill)!“ '~
LAIOI HATII'TOIGIANI lN OI“...
it! ill LONDON. .
.a-A general most»
members of the American .
an lilagidcera was held
the presidency of hobert
W: Hunt. of Chicago. provident of the
y members of
l institute be
eats it says so.
other butter; but the real
proof package.
is as good as the first one.
BUTTE k-—-just wholesome
ALMOST A RlOT AT NEW HAVEN
Police Reserves Called Out Last
Night to Preserve the Peace.
NEW HAVEN. Court. July 25.—
Euriy last night the police reserves
were called out to what it appeared
might develop into'a serious riot ill
the corner of Greene and Franklin
streets where a band of ituiinn Con-
gregutionaiiats were holding a llll‘('l-
ing in a large tout. While the services
were in progress another hand up.
poured. armed with. till horns and tin
cans and other noisemukiug devices
their plan evidently being to break
up the meeting. The numbers of the
newcomers were increased until with
those who hull gathered as spectators
the crowd around the tent. according
to police estimate. numbered four
thousand.
Details of police were rushed from
all parts of the city to the spill. So
far as could be learned then- were no
serious encounters. although runny
suffered minor injuries. No arrests
were made.
WAR ON CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
RAlLWAY.
CLEVELAND. 0.. July 25.~-'i‘ho
Municipal Traction Company, rot-our
ly organlscl to construct a munbor of
street car llnos in this city on a three
cent fare basis. box on war on the
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
today by putting a force of live hund-
red men at work tearing up the. track
belonging to the latter company at
Fulton street. Mayor Johnson who
is credited with being lurgoiy lutor
cated in the Municipal 'l‘rmllou (Emu
pauy. was personally on the ground.
Olliclals of the Cleveland Eloc'trir
Railway Company said tiu-y would ap-
ply for an injunction at once
Mayor Johnson said that this action
was taken because the Cleveland
Company refused or neglected to com-
piy with a council resolution requir-
ing it to take up its trucks in Fulton
street and remove them to the east
side of the street.
The mayor Intimated that he Would
not obey an injunction if one were is
sued and said that as u result he
might be in Jail before night ‘
"But. " said the old lawyer,“ why do
you admit that your client will lose
his caasl Have you exhausted all the‘
meme at your disposal to—-—-" "N."
interrupted the young! lawyer. "but
l'vs exhausted all the cleans at his
which holds the best butter in the world-COLD
Linear. Cstansnv Barres. You should try a
package. It you.aever ate it. you have some- 1
thing to learn about butter.
sweemess superior to other butter-everyone who
Of course it's made better than
reason is that
is protected from taint or injury altar making}.
It is paclced as soon as made in the odor-
proof and germ-proof package shown above. No
other cream is pn‘vilegsd to one this odor-
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY
BUTTER can't lose quality-W 3 good when you
buy it—it's good when you eat it—and the last ounce
no ill smell about GOLD MEDAL Cnsanear
and no added cost for the package either.
Ask the grocer for it—it will surprise you.
_ DILLON O DOUGLASS.
New Haven and Hartford. Conn.
It has a flavor and
No dust—mo germs-3—
sweetness and purity——
Usienpaihu
if the medicine yea are taking does
not give you rulief.‘fliy' not try this
modern treatment? it has helped
the majority of peopl that ha 70 tried
it. Why not you? ‘kfi anatomy is
the some as all hum lugs. This
treatment is applied by
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
12 isaac Place. Norwaik, Conn.
A graduate of the parent school. i
was taught Osteopthy {by the founder.
‘ selects from her supply of hosiery.
To more units the moatapprovad
effect. the up- -to-date young lady who
wears slippers with embroidered heels
stockings embroidered in the same
color and design.
A yoke of open-meshed ndt inter.
laced with dainty-colored ribbon may
be inserted in the gown of flowered
lawn. Of course the ribbon matches
the sprigs in color and the sous la
delightfully cool if splices simulating
insertion are left between the ribbon
rows.
Floating streamers of gossamer fab-
rics appear as ties worn with sailor
costumes and the elaborate Peter Pan
waists as well as in automobile veils
and hat ties.
Bands of insertion alternating with
box piuits of the same width make a
pretty yoke for the summer blouse.
the result being especially good if the
sleeve tops are treated in the same
way.
Cool days seem a long way oil. but
they will surely come. and for such
days the pony coat of moire worn with
cloth skirt and lingerie blouse will be
an attractive combination.
The linen parasol with a graceful
Iacey pattern in French embroidery
disposed over the entire surface is
one of the prettiest of the many hand-
some novelties displayed this season.
Horizontally-applied bands of dull
black ribbon form the skirt yoke of a
black olienno gown. Separated by a
small space the lines of ribbon tend to
increase the apparent size of the hips.
therefore this style at once proclaims
itself exclusively for the slender wom-
on.
The single line of feather stitching
near one edge of trimming bands is
much more distinctive than a line at
each side. Those who are adept at
this sort of nedlework will find this a
simple means of decorating a
weight coat and skirt suit.
POPULAR AM UBIMENTI.
ALHAMBRA STOCK COMPANY.
Following is a list of the flue plays
which will he presented by the Al-
hambra Stock (‘nmpany during its an-
gagement nt i-loyl‘s Theatre. one week
commencing Monday. July 30: “Cam-
illc." "Othello." "The iron Master."
“in ills Power." a powerful drama;
”Rival Candidates.” a comedy written
for w. ll. ('rauo; “Way Out West." a
play said so be the equal of either
"Arizona" or the "Squaw Man.“ and
"The llri from the West." a story of
absorbing heart interest. full of thrills.
pathos and brilliant comedy. The com:
pany, which is a remarkably strong
organisation under the management. of
Phil body. has for its leading man
Harry Brown, a veteran of the Cuban
War. an owner and racer of yachts
and on all around athlete. standing six
foot two in his stockings. and every
llll‘ll an actor. The loading woman is
Mobil iiwrlmths a well known society
woman of Chicago. James Doyle is
the lending heavy man and author of
the play “Way of the West." Tommy
West. the commllau..ls wcll‘known in
England as well as in America. Will-
iam lr‘meman la the stage director A
large number of novel specialties will
be introduced at every performance
and n distinct and elaborate produc
tion will be. given each play.
Mrs. Suburbs (with paperl—“l see
that. the site of the Garden of Eden
has at last been located." Mr. Suburbs
e-“ch? \Vlli'n will the sale of lots
ASSOR'FMENT Oi“
VIEWS.
Post Card Albums.
WM. A. iiRitiiiEitMiN's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington It.
Agent for Crosser” Laundry.
FINE LOCAL
too hard wood Clothes Pins.
3 lbs. Washing Soda ........ 5c
10 bottle Biuing ............ 5c
7 cakes Babbitt'u Soap ...... 25c
iii habits
NORTH MAIN ST.
Consultation free. ‘ w ‘ take place, and what's the fare from
the city liall?”——Puck.
POST CARDS GEORGE C. TILYOU'O GREAT
, !
SIEEPIEBHASE Illilil
BRIDOEPORT. CONN.
Free Vaudeville Dally, Roller Skat-
ing, Dancing. nothing and other at-
tractions. including the great combina-
tion ticket with 20 attractions for
25 cents. With transportation, 35
cents.
Furor-Women and children 10
tools. Men 20 cents. Round trips.
Stcnmcrs half hourly. Ferry every
five minutes.
a [dish a .
iiil Fail
ROWAYTOON AVENUE,
commonly 27th,
From 2:30 Until 10 O'clock.
mastic Articles, Punch and
dis . l."—-Philadelphls Press.
yeti wish in this line.
and domestic.
'13.:
TIL” I“
Call gas-4.
Judy. Ito.
Good Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN. «The season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards 0. Robins'
goods are the finest on the market and have a large sale. We can rupply you with anything
CRACKERSn—Wc 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 .
as to purity and cleanliness.
PICNIC.'--Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
ting. drop in and sea us.
IUTT Own-Delicious Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere. .
COFFEE-mills emphatically claim the same on our superb Collars. Teas also.
Call and In what we have for the Glorious Fourth. l‘ha but of everything the market ailerds.
of the Cole's Electric Express Com;
lbetween two cars, and almost mlracu
light
Sstwaan Cuidar'a cor. MCrockctt It.
supper. Marital Malls. Fancy and no
hora
Blakems
ticies of freight from Castle. till.
the New Haven express which acts
in conjunction with the Cole's 00m-
Dally
He had no warning of the a reach-
ing car. and the motormnn d not
have time to bring his car to a stop -
before striking the messenger.
Mr Blakeman was dragged the
length of the freight express our.
holding onto the foot board of the
other car. and his osltion was extra
mely dangerous. 9 was very fortun-
ate in escaping as lightly us he did,
for his injuries comprised the tearing
off of the skin on both hips and save-
re bruises. When the car reached
Bridgeport he was assisted in the
Eincrgency Hospital. where Dr.
Krause dressed his wounds.
lapraaa Mas-onset Caught Istwuo
'Fwe Cinema Cars at Hard'a Corr
car.
There came mightly near being a
fatality yesterday morning on the
electric cars at Hard's Corner. near
Pine Rock George 0. Blakoman a
messenger for the Bridgeport onion
puny. who is 36 years of age. married,
and resides in New Haven. was caught
ousiy escaped being crushed by the
wheels of the cars.
He undoubtedly saved himself from
serious injury. or possible death. by
clinging to the foot board of the Pa-
rudlsc Green car which suddenly
TITLE INSURANCE A NECESSllY
A defective title prevents you from selling or mortgaging your
real estate. How do you KNOW your title is perfect? The best
way is to have it guaranteed by
lllii New York and Connecticut Mortgage and lilio
Guarantee Company.
ONE FEE PAID PROTEOTS YOU AS LONG AS YOU OWN
THE PROPERTY.
Ask your Real Estate Broker or Attorney. He will tell you all
about it, or write the home office, New Rochelle. New York.
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Bo: ion S fare.
The Great
Clearance
...,
3 DAYS MORE. 3
SEE YESTERDAY‘S PAPER FOR PRICE LIST. COME
TO THE STORE BEFORE THE CLOSING HOURS OF SAT—
URDAY NIGHT. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS DISPLAYED
READY FOR YOUR CHOOSING.
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE BOSTON STORE'S
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF MERCHANDISING HAS SUCH
MONEY SAVING CHANCES BEEN OFFERED. A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU. DO NOT MISS IT.
Butter per lb. 250
The very finest; Elgin Creamery. The kind‘you always get
when you purchase here.
Generous Stamp. lilies.
soStampawithzlb. No.1'l‘ea.............................5oc
soStarnpswithrlb.No.aTcs..............................4oc
aeStampawith‘Alb. No.1Tca....... ...... 25c
asStampswithxlb. FancyMo-KaCofl'ee....................3ac
nostampswlthrib.MochaandjavaCol‘r‘ce..................3oc'
:5 Stamps with r lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee .. ........25c
xoStampawlthrib.No.rSantosCol’fee.. ....... .. ..scc
EGGS—Strictlyfrsshlald.dozcn............................s1c
cusses-mew York State Cream, pound 16c
LARD-PureLcaf,apoundsior.............................25c
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
Norwalk Chronicler