. if ‘3
.s m, and the erection of
buildings throughout
_ ids. which were autho‘réf‘ '
mount session of C .
nded
t , already .0’
lliioiilgfiivohliiihdr V {how
in the public~buiidings
in Connecticut. and now
to. on end another half
in 't o but-tibiae or sacs
7 on at magnificent“ edi-
li‘w‘el ‘of; custom houses. and
ntflve osther prosperous
93' title)...
IEallot-“of. interest to ,
that. can the ,
the state will
, rker number of ;
uildim. according to its
than any other state in
_ , 'This is the resultof the
f the state‘s delegation in
over number of which has
9 ‘9." than to get a building
if his. district.
‘ tidings now erected and
in Connecticut cities are as
emu house and post of-
d:- post adios ’st Bridge
nduse and post oilice at i
custom house at New
at others at New London:
e‘and post office at New
. t mice at Waterbury; post.
_ *atr'l‘orrington.
passed during the recent sea-
.5113 gt 8 provisions for the foil
wins 0
neoticut cities:
s-Brltltin—~Sltc and post ofilce
.. 000 .,
ml. . s - .
Willilnantic~8lte "and post office
hull, as. 370,000.
_ door—An additional appropria»
£619,090 for post office building.
‘ nil-Site and post oiilce
,, 40.000.
. 'donult‘or additional ground
addition to post office building. [a
syior, supervising architect
.Tressury Department, has al-
pened bids for the purchase of
at Greenwich, Wiilirnantic. and
item. . ’ '
rsssuny Department will de-
tho' purchase of these sites
. its special 'sgents have
thtiir reports and recommends-
go account of the large num-
u
re
ill
dings authorized by Con-
ftect Taylor stated to a
or representative that it was
sly, that construction on any of
onnocticut buildings would be
cod until the coming spring
at
ntative sketch plans for the
oral building at Meriden have
_ naturist! to Postmaster Dry-
r approval. This shows that
-‘ ‘ oils in well under way and that
tgdqubt Meridon will have its
13‘ before any taller structure
" state is touched. This is part
tips to the fact that hisriden's
sret‘ln' a'wa‘y revised from the
‘ho‘ss and ' that the work was
.' ~immedlat'oly after the appro-
was granted by Congress.
to Was purchased several years
..
I
——-
mow Meriden building as now
will be 105 feet deep on
,street. with 65 feet frontage l
Vii, street. This gives an area I
square feet, as against‘
the old plan, a difference
.. 2,000 square foot. as to
“ . originally planned was
. (a as foot wide. Most of
* a practically all of u. i
, will be the most
lathe working mail room. .
are over 000 boxes arrang-
_.M‘ihoiwibnilding and at pres-
0 hrs only did boxes. Besides
roots for more boxes in the
structure when the space
to them is used up.
postmaster! oillce ‘wiii be lo: '
in the douthwoat corner of the
. and directly behind it with
suit between is the assistant
_ ' “ in The stamp, gen-v
' lid carriers’ windows
_ drops are to be direct-
lif the entrance, while
mitoses are srgsugc’d along
'1» w craters s new
is this? money order ahd
H down are to ho located at i
the rowu or bonus in the '
corner. The working room.
~ up two-thirds of the uni
will ilgblod on the east
fish ‘to lsrcct-w
”7 c. f”(jigsawiii; ’snd
as well so tits improve
student New land .
M igloo up for c .
. ’ *3
on. ”largest city in’
the lsr -
arsi hull -
d .
psusivs f
. , out
WWII it”. i
. to build an sd- i
. “will 6! "it! uh t
and the site 326.000.
thegovernmcnt paidtsiodlw for the
post office site, the cost of construct-
ing the building being 387.028.
'i‘orrington post office building cost
$26,830 and the site $14,987. -
.. M...
i—4Hsrsb’physics react. weaken the
bowles, cause
Doun's Regulate operate. easily..ltonc
the stomach. cure constipation. the.
Ask your druggist for them. -
REDUCED FARE ON SHORE LINE.
New York. New Haven and Hartford
road that on November 1. the. passen-
ger fare between New Haven and New
inndon will be. fixed at the rate of
two cents a mile.
be just an chn dollar or the
whereas at present the charge is $1.25
On the eastern division of the. Shore
Line further reductions will be made
on the some basis and when the whole.
ion and New York now 86.00, will be
fixed at 84.65, a saving of 35 cents to
the traveler. The rate
Haven and New York is not to be io—
wcrod in any way. as this section of
cents a mile rate.
Lady—"What is the real difference
between an apartment. a flat. and‘a
tenement house ?"
Janitor—"In an apartment the ladies
have no children: in a flat they have
one or two. More than two makes any
house a tenement. mum."——Judge.
Live up to you good intentions and
put the devil out of business.
inmate:
OI“!
- "I"
. tint: .
.i
’qufveseen tubs oihutter in s H
"‘dt'Gow MEDAL caaauaav Burma
leastibl'tiu8mgroupdut I
Bdrm macadamia;
, pnbt'hgsd ta ‘ “’“f find
i
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O
,Iysn
"r" at
At Waterbury
Challenge Match for
The
chronic constipation.
of Boston.
Tile exhibition, or
Announcement was made by the
The charge will
trip.
University. which the
, , house court.
worked out the fare between Boa-
weeks between those
between New
8 system is now running at the two
' and Southampton.
STOP
ilic. 25c. 50c and 81.00
m
marry her.
.u‘i'fi. ‘3
. store, and you’ve‘aeanftho wind blew dust ‘ ,
: about; but you never yet have seen a package
injured lathe a.
GpweMawCRwaar , .
,. It comsfiom If» only «rapidly .
odor-18m! andmwtwtrwme ‘ Try ’ . ’ .
‘ this butter yourselfwtake. apaclcage horn
-—keep it in, the . refrigerator ‘with ' other? "
feeders-use it .theitnext morning on your
breakfast rolls" and you will say ‘f'tha .
the most delicious butter 1 eyer ate.”"~fl
Your grocer Will sell you GOLD'MEDAL ,
Camuaav Burma :at the same price
you’ve paid for commoniluttter ” »
‘ pMsaMwbsves MM“ 0%
NATIoNAL'rsunis modulus“ ’
Championship.
NEWPORT, R. 1., August 22.—-'l‘be
interest in the national tennis tournu~
of Orange. N. J.. and Deals C. Wright,
court was reserved for this evnt. but
the other fifteen courts were thrown
"lien to tho thirty-three muches in the
first and second rounds of the all-coal-
N's' tournament in singles.
lure of this latter event. was the con-
test between W. A. burned. of Sum-
mit. N. .l., and Karl H.
ranged to have played on the club
This was the fourth meeting in {our
Lurued. because of his three victories.
was the favorite. but ehr had plenty of
backers who did not forget the live
set matches which he had forced the
former champion to play at Nuhnnt
~ THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia.
zillan Balm is breaking up colds when .
ever tried. almost without exception
Clifford. Baxter's and l'laisted's.
[W
The dangerous thing about getting
engaged to a girl is you may have‘to'
‘y p.
i
meme .oa oumcv
the Doubios'lFour Yoshisrwto Patti
, ‘ Msrbishcsd.
MANCHES'BEKMMM Almost 22»-
championghlp: foredl,orlgindlly" for small it
being scheduled fer to—duy.
chain ionshi .
p p Three yacht” clubs have
«The
The fsa~
inihiun chose the lWindrim
the local yacht club decided
Bohr. of Yale.
committee on} ”1133
the German-American trial
Marbieheud last week. .
FdfiflEfiflfi
round
two players.
m an to
8r.» SWIM“ s
Willio——“Mumma. can i go
rust and see the wild mun?"
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storm fidtl’bi‘uiwmhl must be dis
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v
Illil
was. a...
stasis on
iAtter lying dormant for several years
them today centered in the challenge ihfi Quincy (challenge cup. a “‘0th 01‘
match. for the .doubi'es‘
with H. ll. Hackett and F. B. Alevun-,
dcr. of New York. contending against} MMVMBS‘?" Yacht Club '38 brought
the present holders. lioicolube Warmimlt "hilly 3nd reburnishcd 10 ”.78“
the result of the best three in live
races for its possession. the first race
and won by a representative ofxthe
for the cup. the Quincy. the Boston
and the Chlorilttlllan of Marbiphoa‘d.
lncy named {he Auk. themes.
ton so noted the Bonidrsl. and the Cor.
to have the Manchester defnd the tro
All foulN lissts participated in
so ,l;il let you stay in the room when
,cr my dressmskar‘s
5
our:
out racing
challenged
Kid. while
- yesterday»
races off
to the cir.
if you‘re
E .
‘ who
7 the lsnt'
. publican side for I long time..snd who
. ins
' enthuse motioned. spam
,cuao when he
. G
uddmpdi‘i ‘
. .. aw . 3 a
Republican state
I a; s . su '
as _:ch‘sirman‘ of m
committee. is not s‘ can ills
slice. which he has already
it?” y. its made _ a motions
outlay. morning, hailing learned ‘
friends were urgiuul‘im as the sac ‘ s«
sot to Mr. Enos upon'liis return from
took with his family. ‘L v‘ _ »
With the removal of‘coitlnel Rogers
as a factor in the. choice. the possibili-
ties are simmered dovn‘v’to‘fournamos.
trienhead ot the hits a
Staples it Co. Mr.
the tact sud skill w
teristic ‘of Chairm us, and he is
so able and gifted with onengy that he
can carry forward the campaign work
along the some lines asthose so and.
csssfuliy laid out by Mr. linos. arduous
as: thatwcrir may be. Mr. Staples.
however. isn’t very enthusiastic. and
working for the position.
Among other possible successors to
Enos are mentioned Elmer H.
,Hsvens. who has been active in the
political life of Bridgeport on the its-
up 93 DOBBBBFBG
is Well acquainted. with‘izhotasks Which
yllll'tothe lot of the town chairman;
rt ‘0. Roll is smother who'is be-
ing spoken chand‘dohn T. Kilng is be-
nlentlonsdhy limit-lends. None
_ . . , . . r,,‘.to be doias
any vsry aetivshustling tor the allies.
the general idea apparently being to
let the delegates choose-the one they.
consider the best for the position.
Colonel. Rogerspin stating that he
was not a candidate for the oilics.rsaid
yesterday morning: . .
,"i only learned that my name. was
being mentioned when l rhturned from
a. week’s automobile trip last night. i
have held the position'snd. do not want
it. again. I am pleased to see what
good timber there is for the party to
select from. and think any one of the
‘men mentioned could do the work
c itsny and sstlsfsctoaiiy. The Rec
pub ican party is certainly to be con-
gratulated upon the list from. which
itmay choose. . i wish tolrspsat. how-
ever, that i am not on that list. for i
am not s candidate-dorms piece."
‘cunso HAY "Via sun comes
. coco. - .
A. J. Nusbaup, Balsamic. ‘lndians.
writes: “last your 1 entered for
three months with a; summer. cold so
'distresslngvthst' it interfered with my
business. 1 had many of the am
toms of hay fever. and a doctor‘s pre-
scription did not reach my case. and ,i
to only aggravate my one. Porto
solely insistedzupcn its Foley‘s
My wife has since used Foley’s Honey
and 'f‘ar with guns some success."
Piaisted's Drug store. ‘ ”
. raotuv son cocalaswtts.
blew Rate at mm into Hartford—Cow
lenses to be Held.
COLLlNSVilJJL‘. August 22.;-—Aiger-
mm B. Alderson. a civil Engineer, for
the Farmington Street Railway Com-
pany. was in town yesterds . to dis-
cuss the proposed layout the es-
tonslon of the trolley line from Coi-
linsvilie. Surveys have been made and
it is understood that the railway com»
pany is ready to lay tracks ,if the
Collinaville petiole are favorable.
Mrs. Anderson will hold a confer-
ence with the suiectmon regarding
the layout and other matters. and if
satisfactory details can be arranged
there is no reason why Coilinsvilic
cannot be connected with Hartford by
trolley. g
The proposed layout is over the
"new" road from Unionvilie. For sove-
rsl years there have been rumors of
a trolley line coming to this town.
but nothin has naturalised. The son-
timent oi goiiinsville people is over-
whelmingly in favor or it. .8
TH! IND or TH! WORLD
pt troubles that robbed . H. Wolfe.
of boar Grove. is. of st usefulness.
a hiring Electric
Bitters. Ho wrl : “Two years
ago Kidney troubispsused me great
suffering. which i would never have
survived had i not when Electric Bit—
tors. They also cured ms of (losers!
Debiiily." Sure curs for all Stomach.
Liver and Kidney complaints. Blood
Diseases. Headache. Bisslnsss and
ssknm or 80le . _ . _ Price
0. Guaranteed 2r. .nsxtsr's.
booth Nomsik. sod iii. 1’. Wood’s.
Norwslll. drug stars-J "
W
cannon ls ~ssowmo.
Msn‘ Iionstu an, M m
i
,asarna'iltw
. a - . s
sgsucellt , .
and what MW"
. , the hm ‘
. fyill‘fuotify mm'
”filament
sinstlhs Waits
so. ’ . 1.
m ‘
in a”
a week's su‘tomohllingtrlp which he '
At the, head of thosel the line stands f
Frank T. Btspiesmd; lisvooth. dill~ I
B l'ii‘rrn‘ot Ja‘s. .
are no charac— .
and, the objected, sat admiration by ‘
who is tatherof Mrs. Wii am 1!. (lil-
iette. wife of the deputysneriif. made
‘LARS for each and cyst! case's)! Ca-
.ln my presence. this 45th. day upcom-
took several nledi‘cines which seemed ~
Honey sud 'l‘p‘r and it slowest“ me. ,
t
q ‘ ”choir,
. that allow constipation. g .
.‘ been famous as avaSiomsoh «imitative.
3 laxatxyo. They. ngver.,?rlpe.po can
.. are dangerous. _ . em.‘ so
3 lici without doing ‘vi ee‘t‘o ”so
" th. ph clauses.» :‘l’slcsfl All
.1 for their use scouts: less frequent.
. , find s positive ’c'u‘rs *for‘ Consti
cs .1
; cliche and pifiiiitpfiifi
immune»
P
Mr. Mlusr‘ Blinds s italic, assessor“
tits Old‘Vs’mps upon. . you w
WATERBURY, August fills-fibula:
a. trainer. at the mast Endhssdust
completed building an ,‘Loulvtsshioned.
hand" fire engine. in is a model 'of the.
klrid th’e'y- used in the days'yvbcn you
had to go to bed at? o'clock at night
it!
the “neighbors or r. Miller; It ham.
scientifically arranged pump sttac ,
and can throw thrysestro’ a,” high
as a three family .hW.’ Mr. ~ Miller.
109,
not 3'.
the cuisine for the amusement 0f.his
timid children. .
state of Ohio, City or Toledo. Lucas
County, as. - ‘
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that. be.
to senior pig-(toe; «it! til: firm of‘ Rug.
Cheney s ., yo or u spas n 9
City of Toledo. County : and State
aforesaid. anfithshssid firmly!“ in!
the sum ct, ONE HUNDRED .1301,
. gone. "
tat-rat; gauntlet) ugliecprrzd by the
use 0 's s r
. . FRANK? CH NEY.
Sworn to before me and so scribed
her, A. 1)., 1886. .,
. ‘ A. w...gnnaeou.
', (Bosh) '. Notary Public.
‘ Hall‘s Catarrh Ours is ,tslten inter-
nally. and sets directly on the blood
and mucousm of the system.
Send for tea s goo. _
”$10!???“ ‘1' loan. 0.
a re s , _ '
Toke, oil's, Family fun; to: coast!-
pation, . , f 4 . . 0!
THIRTEENTH gmmluf also...
i . . _
NEW HAVEN. august. Shy—War ve«
tsrsns who fought with the Thirteenth
Connecticut Volunteers. met at flsvln ‘
Rock. yesterday in annual reunion,
and at the saute place also the Imi-
vors of the. 26th Regiment bored,
the comrades frotsrnislng s hsyi
an enjoyable time. , .fleetlngs we ..
held in go. misc. have the ”all”
who ,
and
reports
ribs
MAO;
fills E
. .i.
l . ,‘
” -t~
Forced to soil *h'fiiid".
Lil
w;
i
This
Hither. ‘
’0'
lion against the I
sort live
a
s. to 3W ..
3...." ”fished“ ..... ‘
. to .3 .
sat. rm?“ “gall: H
v.3 'is humanism monog‘ticd‘
.4 Al
is the“ It
“' Isle _ _
’\ ’7 .1“
on '0
ti
on rat '
, most ineuwuhiaguos ”girlie
out “last: we
th
' yard I?
potion. ‘Bmmumrlad est
W ,A
too. its , ,
had been” an lure of the Soldier's
Home in Washington.
thefnonte pt trio-ids “la y
where he was villitlng 'in'this city. He
was found dead ' ln‘” bed yesterday
morning. '
. casually-outs sea WALL
makes life now as hats in that city
,ss on the triumphant. iii. W. Good-
;Wsco} for. ‘ swab
‘ mic.
.‘Gtiape. Croatia‘fioupins. ‘ ,
l[firevolitiso‘li‘lltautnonis.’ I," , .
very e j _ ':
ter's. .‘Southw Wk;
Wood’s, Norwalh" es. . Price
son, and $1.09.. . Trillibottle tree- s"
DEATH WE To anconousm.
NEW 8&W._dugust 22.—James
Hall. a it
Me. .who was sent to jail from Meri-
den for intosicationgyesterday. died
at the.
Del" says: _ .. .. __
dyspe a, used to intro great distress
’ tried .. mrythin
could hear aria authoritatively
dust—m—
sat-atone son or memos. ‘
new HAVEN. Aunst SSJ-Charles‘
0..
(Patriot
and the American M
state. died yesterday?“ his 90th year.
He was a native of Is
om ‘vaLuss. was “suvma
vo‘ua cooramo you insane N0
Mli’l‘AKl'le'“UCPOSITINO” voun
Mossy uses.“ = ~ >7
ow: A Hamill". cosmona-
Ms’tvs raouss‘
MU. list.
The Mia-wasted... ins. ”
occasionally. to
“WIN“ take '
saintly nu
' old soldier. who
D‘ 0... died at
:li'istol street.
resl .. on Button St., in
"sea with for
”ta.- "‘1 have mood -.
r
-- lie writes
Hawking’s' New \Disdpvery “ tor Con
sumption the Pu?!” years and it
keeps me well sunsets.
time 'd had tsL munchies for years
”had been growing worser “Now it's
.Before that
Cures oughs. La
Cough and
t to take
’ stol-
so trainer. of Hannibal.
loll yesterday as a result of al-
'. He come to Meridcn with
a «nose of, horses and was arrested
these; ‘ - ‘. ~
.2, V was
' gg‘Frsu
» €71- . _ . - .'
sea over-sects. ’
kiln can. of New cutie.
“i suffered for years with
some a l
shy till
es. the oideatmotpher of thy
in Order of 1 of m, . ml
pics in t
tutorials. this
to s crossings:
, Arson WM‘TO
catacombs wasHasLs
s m unsounaroasa'auo sass.
‘ sr toenails apogee ro
bonsai.
i
sou-m ”glows“, cons.
. t
comatose? My’bndifilvili
ms
... will it,
no :4 sale «hm.
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