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by any store in town on itlly oeension. They are made of the smartest
imported und domestic worsteds, velour finished eiissimeres and line
rheyiots. and may be llilil in botli the extreme and conservative mod—
els so popular this season. There. is :1 vast assortment of ‘club
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cheeks. overplnids. plaid'uiid plziiu shades in gray.
$10.00 Suits.
‘ $12.00 Suits.
$12.50 and $15 Suits.
:‘\li.si7.es from 34 to 44 and ages 15 to 20.
BOYS’ WOOL AND WASH SUITS.
(.lur extreme values and extreme reiluetiijnis in boys' clothes are
Red Tut: Sale has air 'udy brought.
stocks of boys' wool suits in the newest patterns and styles are
Red Tag Reductions:
$6.88 $1 8
$7.88 $20
$9.88 $25 Suits.
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proving zui incentive to prompt buying. Never before have we re-
ceived so large and ready :1 response front mothers of boys as this
in the side at these priees:
$2.50 Suits,
[1907 by. $3.50 Suits,
South Main Strep" J
$1.39. $5.00 Suits.
$1.89. $6.00 Suits,
All sizes“; toil]. ., ,
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led?! " g Sale is in full swingu-penthusiasm runs highwvaluee ar
Witty of abeolilteeatufriction in every purchase has already brought hundreds of bul’
[mat ppwbaflmt you now.“ ‘ ‘ . p ,
tr 1 - MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S FANCY” SUMMER SUITS.
We assert without it particle. of hesitancy that the Suits offered
in his great sale are the most pronounced bargains ever submitted
e the highiist ever known
and $20 Suits,
and $.22 Suits.
l'raetieally nil‘of our great
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while prices are as low or lower than you’ve ever“, seen on Red Tags." The high character of our Clo-
ers and hundreds more will come this week. Be among the early birds: the‘choicest selections of
$12.88
$16.88
$I7.88
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$2.50 'l‘ronsers,
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$2.89
$3.89
$3.00 Trousers, ‘
BOYS’ WASH SUITS AT ABOUT COST.
« Hail the summer is yet to 0011leth here are fresh, new Wash
Suits in the latest Russian and sailor blouse models, and all pretty
ei.iii.n'saiiii fabrics. now reduced for'quick selling:
$1.50 Suits,
$2.00 Suits,
39C.
l. 1 59¢.
' “fl 79c.
All sizes, 3 to 10.
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MEN’S OUTING TROUSERS.
Right in the midst of vacation season we slash prices on all of
this season's smart and, cool Outing 'i‘rousers—newest shades and
stripe effects~latest 111i)(lels—-great values:
$1.89.
$2.49. .-
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Straw Hats..Negligvee Shirts and Odds and Ends of all lines at .
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$4.00 'l.‘rousers,
$5.00 Trousers,
$1.19
$149
$1.85
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$349
$339
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Copyrighi 1907 by
Hurt Schaii'ner U Mar:
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Officials of Uncle Sam Find a
GreallAmounl of Wage Earth
crs’ Money in These Institu-
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WASillth’l‘ON. August :l.—~0illctals
of Poole Suin‘s treasury tire reported
to be. watching tho savings hunk uti-
uallou. These ancient and honorable
liisllliiiioiffi' for harboring the accumu-
luiloim ol‘ wage-(haulers ure just now
eiijoylng such it ‘pi‘niularity us they
new-r know before. The total of de-
posits is becoming big enough to con-
,atitule. ur new stendylug elcnteutwin
flunneo.
For many years punt the surplus
raiser .‘2'. oi‘ the bit; life insurance com-
panies have been regarded its at mniii
tollsei'viitlve footer in the. money mur~
kills; and to n counliliirnblb extent
‘they nilll lll‘t' so. but in the present
cm when iill‘ public is uiiiiei'iilly sin)"
ing on: iii"\\'iil'i.Sli'eel. iilt‘ suvingu
bunk becomes. steadily mori- import-
ant. in tillltl deposits in American
envious; liiuiituiionu worn iucrupiuui by
more thou $200,000,000, nud unless all
nlgun lull. the present your will wit»
hens it more remnrlinble showing. ’i'liiiz.
“)0. ill the [neo of the high (‘lllll of
i livingmnd the incitliiit nimiy seetinnu
30f the ”tilted Shiites are up yet only
importantly provided with them: bunk-
iug nimluiiiouu. ,
, It begins. in fuel. to limit on llimlgh
overdue persona throupliont the United
States in this period of prosperity ore
not‘tfalilnn olimmou by invention tin-tr
’monoy where trinity bu lont. They
would rather have fouror oven iiil’t'l‘
- rind one-hull per cent. in tho uuvinuu
linnh tliuu ion per cent. from it min-
ing eiztnrorlso which may it little inter
come to grief. The neini-uiiiniiil report
' of the New York iiiiviugii minim show-
ed that. one mutilation of the metropo-
- Iii! hud‘ hustled the one hundred million
dollar nnirk hr its total of dopoult».
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s: 3...; 3.3%
.omciiutml 894,932,359.in nddlng 6.000
nomdclioidlons since Junuury 1. Both
thaocbnbim have minty patrons scut-
tnred allover the countryrwlio do their
limiting» pollination! mull. .
. Again, in Musemhucouu. which. hint
on been thoubunneu'lemte of the illi-
, ‘ni'ecilrdu vacuum our poplin. iilt‘
’M'lliflldflltli attire time. of tanning
.ileyilmi: deport-cults staid bunk
opmtrildhiime mounted to: nearly
)3 MW.b00.-roprcnnting a large in
‘ a over thw’iioudition a your be»
’ in the Buyouts ‘I new ohm.
iii; to burflv-Qh practical trial
up; next November; it; likely to
f lip hunks it [will aim the respondi-
iridium of. thy; humid-trustee» who no
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Willid‘nlmthc‘r limit-cached the hugo‘
textile standing or. the :tocui‘nnv- 1,
WMWMN in our .
mom. for the money with which they
are intrnsted. In newrdunee with a
' law just passed by the lulgislutnre.
Massachusetts savings bunks may es-
tablish departments of industrial life
insurance and annuities. thus entering
into direct competition with the lite
' insurance. companies.
One of the greatest agencies for no-
cnmiilntiou of capital by spring was
represented. before the time of the
Armstrong investigation. in the. con
stunt pouring into investment" eunu-
neln of about a million dollars u day
from the. coffers of the. life. insurance
companies. Some. of these streunm
have since dimlnlahed~n fuel to
which. in the opinion of muny 0.01111)!"-
tenl uovernnu-ntul students of finance.
sundry recent disturbances hnve been
duo. 'l‘hcre this been up interruption
in one department of the savings bush
boss 01‘ the nation. lint the life in-
surance companies will normally re-
coier lunch of their strength with im-
proi'ed management, while, or the
same time, the greatly increased pop-
uli‘rlly of tho springs bunk, especially
if the. Mansnchnsetts plnu becomes
generally approved. will provide nuoth-
er immense and dyer-growing source
of stable investments. _
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
(loudly. an.
Ii‘rimk .l. Cheney makes oath that ho
is senior pnrtnor of the firm oi F, .l.
Cheney &. 00., doing business in the
City ol‘fl‘oleilo, County and Silllll iifore-
Hold, unit lhut sold firm will pay the,
lllm of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for ouch 11nd cvoi'y nose of Culurrh
flint 'cnnnoi be cured by the use of
iliill‘n (luturrh (Euro.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
isworn to before inn and lilibscrlbcd
in my pronouns. this 6th (lily of De—
ecmber. A. D., 1886.
(Bent) A. W. GIMABON,
Notary Public.
lion‘s Calarrh Cure is taken inter-
niiliy, unit nets directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Semi for testimonials free.
li‘, .i. (llililNli‘iY‘lh (10.. Toledo, 0.
801.1 by all Dominate, 751:.
Tulip Ilull‘n Family I’lllu for consti-
pation. ”
lNVE8TiGATiON TRQLLEY WREOK
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Motormln Wu Inltantly Killed in
North Stenlnpten.
NORTH B'l‘ONlNll’l‘ON, August 2.”
Coroner Frunklin‘ H. mount in here
going over the scene at the trolley
wreck which occurred cutnrilny when
Moilll'ilillll (lcorge hue. ci- wuu instant‘
ty kllioil and several were norlouiily iii-
iumd. lie hi paying 'oupechil intention
o titanium-manta that the cum on the
rcdkienn speed. The heavier freight
our in yesterday’s lieoiifcnt plowed in-
to the misnomer our fully six foot and
the noise of the impact sounded in
those who witnessed the collision like
an explosion. Firty pounds of dynamite
was iii the height car. but vm undia-
«tui'buduliy the. shock. - ' .
All the lnlureir tire getting‘on nice-
.ly. .
mWillhun Gardner of Policeman iii in
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N‘iifl‘ 3"! ‘1“
Norman unit Westerly lino travel at.
nun mint modem it 15.1“!" n
”stint: roarsrs
ABE DOING WELL
And Land is Reclaimed by Filip
Trees, Which is Best Suited
to Connecticut Soil
The. report of lite-Stule Forester, A.
F. linwps. one. of the staff of the Suite
Agrlcuhnrul Station in New lint-en.
has just been issued. The report pre-
sents a summary of what. bus been re-
cently done. ehlolly by the Now liiireu
station, lull. in part by the. slate. in the
two main lines of forestry work; first
the lmproven‘iont of existing Wiltlliillllti,
and second, the plnnilug of wnste lniid
to vulunbic i’orosis trees.
The section owns lWo iruetu or
waste limit in the. town of Windsor;
one. Minidy Hollow. the other. the
Lockwood nnd Clurk Fields. one ll sun-
dy plain. too poor for cultlvutlon. eonw
tulnlng ubont lit) acres. llcre, begin-
ning in 190‘]. many experiments huve
been mode to find what trees were
best suited to this kinds of land, whut
methods of plunting are most econo-
mieul. und inter. what rate of binning
and what subsequent trcutmont will
give, the beat timber.
Without question 3"“ report says.
pines, no for. how proved best suit-
ed to this land. Scotch. Norwuy and
while plno thrivo equally well.
The, matter of fire protection for
forest plantings has also been studied.
'i‘lin flron lines which surround the
tract lii‘tl now made fiftoon feet wide.
cleiiroii of till irocii nnd utiiinpn and
thou linpt claim by harrowing twloe it
year. To, construct. the lines cost 380 n
milo. Two mliou of fire line should
protect, 100 acres of loud. pad for lur-
ger fronts the mllugo in proportionally
hum.
’l‘lii‘i yeurly cost. 01' oleiuiiug the lines
has been ill) n mile, but this dccroum
on from your to your. During the first
your illuhty-olirht fires Worn reported.
wurdunn and their helpers iii. up over-
50 ii town in which fire occurred. The
whole state line been posted with null-
ceu regarding tree and the hm con-
cerning them.
Of the 88 tires reported, ill were
ed to the railroads. 10 to brush burn:
are, 2 to hunlfli‘fli and 12 to miscellnn‘
coca entities. Forty-five firm new in
April and twanty-flvo in May.
The iituio ioreet at Portland con-
iililtll of 1,100 nurse bought at no micr-
uge coat of $1.75 an acre.
Tho forum in Union. of 300 items or
unmanned farm land. nootdlld‘l an
acre, and iii partly lull posture nod old
mowing: and partly woodland.
"Will oov eHOULflKNO' a"
any: 0. l}. . liars, a promo iii bus noun
mum of mull, lilou t at union’s An
nice solve in the on host and attract
healing salve over applied to mourn.
burn or wound. or to it cone of. plied.
live used. it and know whulgl'm tune
mutual." continued by 18. unit:-
doutii it it '
of which sixty'fonr were put out by tho ' ‘
into expense of $7.25 ii tlro imd of $10.- '
from causes unknown. rowers attribute
Eb Fl WWdi}
SOUTHPOR'P, August 3.»?0tnloos
are now going to‘mnrket every day
from farms in this neighborhood.
There seems to be u difference of op
inion coneernlngthu erop although the
curly vnrlelios tii'e already turning out.
sufficient to keep the growers busy
hauling them to the market. There is
no doubt however. that the hue crop
is being injured by the, dry weather.
Some, growers soy thul thorn will not
be half the usuul erop. it must be
inken into consideration iiil‘li no drone
or ever prcdleted it good crop oi" tiny
kind and the annual scure has become
a inuuhlng matter-lo almost everyone
who heurn'li.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dot. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepslu. used to have great distress
iind belching. i tried everytlih' i
could hour of. but nothing helped run
until i look Brazilian Balm. odd one 50
cent. bottle cured illt‘. completely."
For sale by ll. H. l’lulsted. if. H .an-
ier uuq ’l‘lie Clifford l‘hurnnicy. "
. Hoeizuv.
Mcu‘u regular the lionc. lino quality,
seamless. block only,
Sale price. I pair. in.
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LADlEB’ REGULAR 19c HOSE.
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Abnoluiely in“. black. in pinto dunno
liniu or open wnr stripes. seamless.
out “price, per pnlr, 16o.
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enitnneu'e 10o: Hose.
In plain black, also time open work
affect; all sizes 5 to 9.
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‘ Pastor
Who Also Works in Factory
Office is Objected To.
STAMFORD. August .‘l.—Miliurd K.
Palmer, of Sound Beach, has brought
suit ugalnst the First Presbyterian
Church, of that. place. for $4,000. this
‘umount, it is alleged, covering money
loaned iii vnrlous times to the church
by Mr. Palmer. This uelion. it is said,
murks‘n crisis in the. trouble existing
in tho church. The pastor. Rev, F. A.
linteh, who adds to his income by
working in the office of u ioenl fiietory.
\rus objected to by members of the
church and recently along; with the
elnirch sessions. presented his resigna-
tion. The church. iieeeplod his resig-
nntion and thut of the. sessions. but
elected another sessions favorable to
the retiring pnstor. whose connection
with the church ins to have been eon-
ciuded on August 1. This new govern-
ing body requested Mr. llnli‘b to re-
muin as pastor and he hits agreed to
do so. Mr. l’ulmer who is sold to be
opposed to Mr. Hutch, lulled of elec-
tion to the sessions.
able merchandise.
LAoine' $1.25 computer”.
They Wont like “hot cuties." hint
Buinrdny and Monthly. but we how it
flat: palm left. Will give you the ban-
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CHILDREN'O RlBBED UNDERWEAR
Ono lot Children's lilo Poul». noun
larger than 26, to clone the lot,
lie piilr.
,7 WAlSTG.
imdien’ $1.26 Wn‘latn. novefnl diner?
out styles. handsomely trimmed.
' .flm‘dly and Monday. ale.
lndieii' $1.00 Waist». open viorli em-
broidered front, buttoned to buck.
. .idule'iprlceri1nga. .
nornroes ONLY HALF A °"°P'i sues cuuncn FOR LOANs. .
“Saturday and. Monday
S pECIAL S.
Here‘e the weekly new; you've learned to IWIH no, eagerly. Madam-ulna
mouneement of our Saturday and Mo ndey Bpeetnll.
You'll find It unueually interacting thin time. u we have put forth extra
effort: in ltl preparation, find the» offerings will eurprleo even those who
have come to expect meet of our Saturday and Monday "in.
You'd no fer in an attempt to ma left the» values In high-clue, leucn-
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
, State League.
Wnierbtlry. 4; Bridgeport. 3.
Norwich. 7.; New Haven. 5.
Iiolyoke, 4; Hartford. 0 (first game):
Hoiyoke. 5; Hartford, 0 (second
game.) «
Springfield. 4; New London. 1.
National League.
Plilsburg, 6; Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago. 5; New York. 0.
Cincinnati, 5; Ilontou.'3.
Philadelphia. 5; St. Louis 1.
American League.
Detroit, ll; Wushingtou.
game): Detroit, 9;
(second game).
lloston. ll; St. Louis. ll.
l’hiludelpbln. 9: Cleveland. 1. ‘
New York. 7; Chicago. 5.
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Washington. ll
“There urn times when iniiehinery
seems nhnost bumun." “You." answer-
ed the mun who smells of gasoline. "l
l mu frequently uunhio to be sure wheth»
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or i not fooling with my motor or it is
fooling with me."
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LAWNB.
10 pidccii 30 inches wide. hunduoino
patterns; actually worlh’illc vnrd,
For Saturday 1nd Monday, 0e.
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15 plums liner grade». In stripe» and
figured. very hunt and dainty. uctuuily
worth lilo ym‘d.
For Billiard-y und‘Monihiy. ice yd.
ennui. iron? airman“ AND
~ Mono v.
. Beth Towels.
21x36, tine qiiiiiity .............1lll/.e
24x45, lino (nullity ...............1ac
Agents for New idea Patterns, ice.
For “$1748.85“? mend”, Bile.
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”“9- 3. m 5‘ 90.592 Washmgiqns‘..,gwmw
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Fresh Candy. 'iOV’Iml live in.
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SPANIARD STABS THREE SAILORS
Two of Them, of the Crew of the
Maine. Are Dead.
HAMPDEN. Vii. August 3.—~’l‘homas
F‘. Maddox, ch'ief master-aburms, who.
with two other sailors from the hub
lleshlp Muine, was stabbed in l'houbus
last night. died in the Fort Monroe.
h03piiul today. Garrett Walsh. :1 first-
clnss fireman, was instantly killed.
and .i. M. Ackerman. a iii‘b'ivl'iusrl bak-
er. was; painfully though not danger-
ously cut in the. left shoulder.
Maddox was 3.3 years old, and came
from Boston. Mass, as did also Ackor~
limit. Willsh enlisted in the iuiry at;
ludlanapolls. ind, although his put-cute
live in Germany. He was 24 yours old.
Fred (lurtierrez, the mun who did
the cutting, was held for the grand
{in-3' without bail today. lie. is a Spun-
ur .
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup in sold
under a positive guarantee to euro eon-
siiputlon. sick headache, stomach trou‘
bio. or any form of indigestion. If it
foils, the manufacturers rennin your
dinner. What more can any mm do.
The Clifford Pharmacy and l‘liiisled's
Drug Store. ‘*
WILLlAMs CARRIES 25 COUNTIES.
. MEMPHIS, 'l‘cnn. August. 2.-l.ut-
out reports from the. Mlsnlulppl primar-
ion of yesterday show thut’ John Sharpe
Wliilumu has carried twenty-flu]. colon
tie in the race for United Slides nonu—
lor. The Williams cumpuinn commit-
leo concedes eighteen eonnileu lo
Vurdnmun. No definite linuri-i-i no to
the final results have yet been made.
ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
"The most popular remedy in (Jtiicigo
County, and the bout friend of my inni-
lly." wrltca Wm. M. Dietn editor and
publisher of the.0tsego .loui'nul. (lil-
bortiivillo, N. Y., “ln‘Dr. King's Now
Discovery. it has proved to be an lu~
tiilliblc cure for cousin; and colds.
mulling short work ot‘thewbrst of them.
We always keep it bottle in um bound.
I believe ii to b0 the most valuable pru-
ucrlptlon known for Lung and 'l‘hrout
discounts." Guaranteed to hover diu-
nppolnt the taken, by F. ii. lliixtcr'ii.
801ml Norwullt, and ill. l”. chd'ii.
Norwnlk. drug claret. Price 500 and
81.00. 'rrliil bottle frail. ”'
CHILDREN ATE POlGON BERMEB.
WAKEFIELD, Mulls" Alumni ll .m-
The mm”) or the donut yeieleriiuy of
little Arthur hunter Clitllllllllilll. the
yeur and it full! old son or l'erli‘l’ b»
liimmlnss. of this town iiud imi it‘ll!"
definitely determined iodiiy, liliilnllilh
it won firmly boilnvod that the child;
had eaten some hind of palmn while
Wt tricking berries Willi n brother and
glitter. The other children, llnrrlet, in);-
ml ti. and mm; aged 4. Worn very ill
today. it was iiiitil today thin lrvlng
was likely to die. while llurrict wnl
not considered in danger.
8 OF THAT COLD
or it. may result in ‘t’noumoiiin. Bra.-
uiliau Balm is iii-calling pp Colds when.
ever tried. inmost, without , excepiiim.
“ it $1.00, bottiuii. The (Bill-
nii Ptoletedfl. ' “l
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