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SPANIfil-l WAR VETERANS.
_ dept Resolutions Favcrlng the
Anny Canteen at Annual State
_ Encampment.
i NEW BRITAIN August 6—~Thc
11111Wn1' Veterans of the state
the canteen restored in the army
(1 navy. At the annual state on-
«moment held 111 this city Saturday
l'noon, resolutions wore passed de-
.3 against the anti canteen law
1 structions that copies be sent
, senators and members of con
grape representing Connecticut -11..,t
Washington. Tile national emamp
mom; has already passed resolutions.
T110 Veterans feel the conditions 111 the
farm; are better with the 1auteen than
do): 0 anti canteen law.
Commander John Q. 'I‘ilson, of New
Rayon, sneaked oi the house of repre-
se tatives presided at the meeting.
T11 rty~one voting 111111 cscntutives were
rodent from the 12 different camps 111‘
following cities and towns of the
- , ate: Bridgeport New Haven, Merl-
den, Hantford,N New Britain, Norwich.
New London, Willimnntlc, Norwulk,
anford, Drcby and Waterbury There
Were about 100 other visiting Spanish
or Veterans. besides the delegates
The encampment organized with the
appointment of N. G. Valentine liart-
10111111. G.Ho11kins,1)erby,uu1l143.1“
Leonard, Bridgeport, 11s a committee
on credentials. chmts were made by
Commander 'i‘llson', Department Adju
taut C K Iftrtcl1insor1,.‘ol New linvcn,
Quartermaster William H. Scrivener of
Hartford and luspcrlor [wing 11. W11
moi. of South Nor'walk. Major Tiison
gavca highly interesting 111111 encour-
aging review of the year‘s work. The
adjuiant's report showod that 111 new
members had been added, making a to
1111.01 511,1.T111'ccn1-w camps have been
instituted, Willinmntlc Derby and Wu-
terbury. The quar'lerrnaster" 11 state-
ment showed the finances were 111 a
satisfactory condition and the your
endéd with 11 balance of $80. Bylaws
were approved. it was practicaliv de-
0111011 to adopt. the grave marker of
Andrew (1. Hammond Command, of
this city, for the state. lt was voted to
‘EXtend the greetings of the state 1111-
enmpmeut to the New York encamp-
ment, which convenes at Il'lurita on
Monday. Tuesday and cdnesday.
They will be carried in per on by .luu
1101'. Vice-Commander in-Chtef (1.1V.
mewton of Hartford
New officers were elected l‘or the (111-
"String year as follows: (301111111311111111
:Herbert. If Saunders, Hartford; senior
Vlcomommunder'. William ..1 liawllngs,
' 'Now 1111111111; junior vleo-cdmrnundcr',
Charles (lollnlck, Merlden; inspector.
M11111!) Johnson, llat';tford judge 11d-
vacate, William lnpnsbury, Br-ldgc
port; surgeon, Dr. .1. W Wright,
Bridgeport: chaplain llobcrl (1.11011-
_ kins, l)erby:1uurslrnl 111s Ashcim.
Waterbury
, Council of milrllnislratiou, 11. N. (iod-
, frcy.Norwulk: 11.11. Leonard bridge»
1:110“: 3. M Leonard, New Britain;
John HBKIXZ‘PK. Norwich; 11.11 Loon-
, am New Haven; F. M. Wollschlugor,
Medidefln
1119111301113" to the National 11111111111111-
; merit, F. E. Johnson, lllrr';tford W. .1.
11111111111311, New lb-zltuln (1. 13111111101111.
Htigoliori, George It. (11111111101111, New
~ lism alternates, Frank 1’. Fenian.
' Wllihuultlc; George Hoffman New
31111111111111. A Hill Norwulk', W. G.
Gdgnwail Norwich.
0 now officers were installed by
1111111111111 commander. Major Tl llson
Was éy‘rtendeti a vote of
1.1111de for hls services The delegates
the national encampment were in-
fled to forward the interests of
4311”,!“ Wicc-Gommsnderip Chief C W.
illicit. 01 111111101de senior vice-
111111111111- ln-chlef at the national on-
11190011“ Point. bandusky,
£631“er 6.116 and 11
his American's 01111111.
111011 Bitters conquers dru-
merytlme. it drives out lm
hit when the stomach restores
direction. normal weight. “ll
“III!
“011111011111. surcme.
, , JEEP August 11.-11 sensation-
tilde. has occurred here. 11.
1131111611. 11‘ 111111 merchant. in the
46¢ 41 crown that througed C11
Munro. lumped from the sec-
,flllti’ry cf the Cathedral tower u
' fit more than 200 feet. Death
‘ 111111110111
its
lectured Mailing.
,und‘e‘d. 501: $1., ;,3- 7
' United
msmsuemcmmmm and
1m" Mateocldfirlpuutcilhew m N!
011111111 111m
1,
250, 500 and $1 00 AT DRUGGISTS.
,. JACKSON d‘r 00.. N1; Chemiste.
, ANGLO~RUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
Russian Public Attaches Cenalderabie
importance to Measures.
, ST. PETERSBURG, August 11.—«Pub-
lie opinion here, while impressed with
the ceromonlonsness of the Swine
munde meeting, to which the untre—
quency of Emperor Nicholas's visits
abroad adds interest. neverthelesg at
inches importance thereto only as of-
feeling the progress of the Anglo-1111s
clan negotiations, which will soon
come to 11 close The choice of the
time for the interview just preceding
lthc conclusion of the Anglo-Russian
accord is taken as a demonstration of
the fact. that the t1adilional friendship
01' the Russian and Gcrnmn courts r1»
mains intact and has not been affected
by the newer friendships The pres-
ent state of the Angloltnsslun ngotia-
tions is such that Germany could easi-
ly affect the ultimate issue, During the
past two years the Russian and Brit
lsh governments have taken up sue
reessfully 1111 the qustlous affecting
ifbeir interests, 111111
and Middle East and while the utmoét
frankness has been displayed on both
aids, coupled with evident willing-
nor-rs to reach a common ground for
agreement, yet up to the present the
Whole scheme is i progress of negotia-
lion A grout 111.1111 depends 011 the dc-
libcr 111101111 of the next few weeks. The
understanding may be expanded into
11 political agreement, similar to tho
contracted into a settlement of local
questions. In 111111111'1'11611. the negotia-
tious have served to b1',.l11g the two
burn for a unitary.
The Russian Liberal press. whom»
sympathies naturally favor'ultussin's
adherence to tho Angloll‘rench gmup,
ventures the opinion that the meeting
of the emperor's at Swinemundc will
not exercise any appreciable effect on
foreign affairs. The Russ, hoWevor,
regrets that the intm'vlew p1 cceded the
conclusion of tho RussoBritlsh agree-
11111111
The Roch, dismrssirrg the Novoo
Vrernya’s suggestion that Russia use,
her good offices to reinstate Germany
111 the confidence, of the Westemp pow
crs, questions whether Russian inter
11111.11 would be benefited by such 11
course of action.
"l‘hc Russian Foreign Minister, M. 111
wolsky. communicated to Chancellor
von Buciow on Saturday the terms of
the Russo-llritish agreement. The (1111'-
1111111 govcrr1rne11t, The Associated
Press is ucrniarfllclully informed,
indicated its entire satisfaction, noth-
ing tborcln being 1111110111111 011 detri-
mental to German interests. The agree-
ment, it is affirmed 111 non-official
quarters, almost. ultogcthcr' concerns
the status one 111 Asia, especially in
Persia.
CLAIM
SAILOR WAS DROWNED.
Hem-y Francis Lynch Was to Testify
V Regarding Georgia Explosion.
NEW YORK, August ll.~«l,lcnry
Francis Lynch, a United States ms-
at anchor today. in Hudson river. is
strangely missing front his ship.
ship's omcers suy Lynch toppled over
the side of the strip while hanging a.
light on Saturday night.
Lynch. father of the mlsing or drown-
ed sailor, believes that his son. who
was to have been a witness in the in-
vestigation of the explosion in the gun
turret on the Georgia has met with
foul play. and has asked the police to
investigate. it is learned from the of-
ficers of the Georgia that following
the explosion Ly.uch Who was only it)
years old, went on 11. 1.1111111311111111
on Elaturduy. Lynch reported and at-
for vespers on ship he was missing.
A lantern be was to hum; on a yard
arm was found floating 111 the water.
PEANLth ARE NUTRITOUS.
BERKELEY, 0111. August 11.-«Prof.
1113111111. who 111111 been connected with
the state university for thirty years,
says in a bulletin just prepared for the
fates Department of Agricul-
lure 111p ten cents Worth of peanuts
contain? more than twice the protein
and six times the amount of energy
contained in a porterhouue steak
Thes'c conclusions were arrivad at
after exhaustive studies and experi-
ments carried on in Berkley with etu-
11911“ tutti 11.119111119161111
10.111111111111114 the Vicar of youth
Millet-Icy Camila-”W mam. ’all else 141161 21111111.
21) 1117.11.11.-
111111 1111110611. Inb-
111m 11111911111111
. 1111 110111100114 Item-
edy,’ I‘ll“ with a 81
.- soul. of 11.-111111111
801111. Ora 11111 of
Ioklcoia (I
cipnilv in the Near 1
Angle .'I"le111'h ente11te,und it may 1111‘
powers closer together than they havel
has '
rlne of the battleship Georgia. lying,
The '
Daniel .
Captain NieCreu ordered him to report.
. ' . V rho
ed"1'u «thy trip. cut-nu
and asthma. m1
trim of 11111 with em
11'.
ml‘ ’2
lNDleNAPOLIS. 111014.111;
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HARTFORD GIRL ASPHYXIATED.
Indications Point to Suicide, But Flan-
, cee Hints ‘at a Murder.
HARTFORD August 11.—Marie
Strauss, an eighteen-e -ey 111' old girl, was
lound dead in her room at 1101' board
lug house yesterday afternoon. M11111;
1) 11:11 suffocated 11y illuminating gas
(1"111110 appeared at 11111 police morgue
last night where the body had been
taken, a young man named ltaymo'nd
lliyrlcnburgh and his father. 1.115111111—
fiancee, 0111111111110 may 1101' funeral c.\
pauses. saying he would do so rather
than have the burial by the town
\\ bile the general belief is that it is
suicide, lllydenburgh does not credit
such belief lie said Miss Strauss took
supper at his home on Sundav night
and appeared then to be in the best
ofzspirits
IOrino laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
, lrr ler .1 positive guarantee to cure con
‘ st putlon sick headache, stomach trou
ble or any form of indigestion.” it
falls the unrnufaeturcl's refund your
money. What more can any one do.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Pinisteds
Drug Store;
NINTH CONNECTICUT HOLDS FIE-
UNION
A good representation of the srrrvl
1"11111 of the Ninth ltcgirncut ('onncctl
cut Volunteer,s met yesterday at Wil-
1011’s sbme house,S11vin110011.101
their annual reunion. Col. It M Fitz-
gibbons, of Bridgeport presided, and
Secretary M 1’ Cohen, of Nnugulueh.
was also present After an excellent
shore dinner a short business session
was held at which the old officers
were. re-clcctcd 111111 1110' following list
ofdeccnscd members since the lust 9.11-
1111111 reunion was read: Richard Al-
len 11.1111 8'. F Basselt, (111 l;Wililun1
Brennan, Co 6; Jumosllurncs Co. F.
Mitut'lre Fitzgibbons,01 the staff;
(‘bnrles Hall of the band and Thomas
P. Birmingham 00. K
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
,Mrs Franklin Bush, of New (‘rrstlc
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried cveryihingl
could hour of but nothing helped 11111
.cem bottle cured me completely. ”
For sale by .11. ll. Plalsted. 11‘... 11 .BM-
tar and The Cliftcr'd Pharmacy. "
m— \,
FINE POINT OF LAW ILLUS
TR TED.
WIMJMANTlC, August 11.-4111101111
Noble, the Brooklyn. N. Y., 1111111
Bliss. the proceedings lasting all day.
thIs claimed that the school house
belonged to him going over the farm
be 111111 purchased, recently and that
ho had 11 right to enter it
school district also claimed ownership
ol: the school and half the 1111111. Nob
is was found not guilty of breaking
and ordering but guilty of injury to
public property and fined $10 and
costs, which he paid.
.“EVERYBODY ,SHOULDMNOW,"
11111111 (1. (i. Buys. a prominent buuluuss
man of Bluff. Mo, that Bnclrlcu'tl Ar
utca thrive is the quickest and surest
healing salve ever applied to a sore.
burn or wound. or' to 11 case of piles
We used it and know what l'm talk
in; about " Guaranteed by 11.11. 131111
1111- South Norwalk, 111111131 .P. Weed.
Norwallr. druggists. 21111.
75111115111110 00111111101011.
BOSTON, August; lie-"l‘he second
are in this city ,110m 1111 parts of the
country attending the fourth annual
convention of the International Broth-
erhood of 'l'cnmstcrh and Helpers, was
a brief one today; as they had accepted
an invitation extended by the City of
Boston to an excursion through Boston
Harbor in: the afternoon. .
11AM FEBGENDEN 1'1thle
B'i‘AMil‘QRD, 111411111 fir-Sum Fea-
1111-1111 for more than thirty yours 11
1111111111111...
tlc’s, .hite‘ charred his retirement
from active political life. The strain
of political campaigning, he says, be
111111: too strenuous for his health.
76111111111011 came into national
.111ch in 1884, when he ran the
rom-
lame
, 11111111615111
‘ tion to the oyster set and. in seasons
37“; the plantar look for a like abundance
1‘ of stare.
blur to the oyster 111111 to its cultlva
tor-.11 At times cover-lug the button: to ~ ~ 1
. 11 depth of 18 or 20 inches uud'exteml'
. lag in solid bunches or 111111111611 over
oysters in their slow but sure advance.
' leaving not. a living bivalve behind.
. They are very hardy and ten clone of
, posts are constantly attacked in sea
~ fish
‘ ing the stars.
burgh, who, it is said. was the 'liib“
until 1 look Brazilian Balm. and one 50 ‘
charged with breaking into a school,
house at. Colrnnbia was given a. trial,
yesterday before Justice of the Peace.
The North .
usy' 6 session ,of the 2511 teamslers who . ‘
4:1ng in Connecticut path a
{With the oyster collie-planters at.
ways look for a set of starfishand of
other enemies of the oyster. '
111 1.111111111111111 sound the starfish is
the enemy most to be 111-1111111111. The
act of stats seems to have some role
when the young oyters are abundant
This fish is certainly an ill and evil
considerable areas of ground, they are
capable of blanketlng entlrobods, of
life, and may even be ‘dcprlvcr of some
of their limbs or rays and regain these
members by a new growth which
makes good the loss. 1111101111 these
on and out of season add their num-
‘bers reduced, they are sure to over-
whelm and totali destroy the 011er
beds. This refer partlculhrly to shell
lauds situated in 1.11111; island
sound, for ll 111 true that there are
some localities whens comparative
freedom from this enemy is enjoyed.
Many devices have been invented
and used 101' the purpose of destroy-
The one new in general
use by the planters is the star- men 01
tangle. it is made of cotton cords 01
strings, arranged in large lassels or
bunches, attached to a steel 11111116 and
drawn over the beds by means of tin
dredging chains 111111 machinery The
of these mops and are raised 111 large,
numbers. Norman D. Pauseh,‘ of New
Hayen,iiasrun1le litany 1.1111011111111111
for the purpose of perfecting some 1101-.
tor plan of combating this scourge.
110 has found, he believes. a practi-
cable method for use in localities
'wbcrc 11101 11 is not too great 11 depth of
water. His plan is to make 11 con
‘llnuous wall or ridge of lime alonp‘
the. boundary of the bed to be pro
111.011.111.110 has ttrconrplishod this by
filling paper bags with quick lime and
dropping these bags along the line
The paper serves 10.110111 the 111111
‘ft'dm being carried away by rides
Willie descending through the Water
The water will of course. slack the
lime, blrt Mr. i’uusclr states that so
long as the lime barrier! 'emulus intact
no starfish will cross it 1111 has ex
direction and is of flu- opinion that
he results obtained will warrant the
use of his methods upon 11 large scale
One of his tests 01112511113 0f 11111111118
11111111111 within 111111 enclosures, and
'hougb kept there for considerable
periods of time not 11110711111 attempt
to. cross thct line which separates ii
:‘rom freedom.
Mr. 1711116111 says that the time bar
tier constitutes a veritable dead llnc
Vor the 111111 11111121111 considers the 11111
11' pap 1' bugs :1 sorncwbat clumsy plan
for e ling tbo lime to the 1101111111.
1111] s now engaged in perfecting an
111par'ntus by means of which he may
feed tl111 lime through a hose or pipe
‘10 111111111 over 11111 ground as to leave
an unbroken ridge of the material on
the bottom. _ 1.
A gentleman coun‘Ilctod with
scientific department'of one of our
great institutions of learning is
to make an exhaustive. study of the
111111111111. its habits. its life history and
of the enemies to which it is subject.
with a view of finding some practi—
cable method of extcrrninntlng, in
large numbers. this terror of the eye-
ter ~planter,
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
the
State League.
New London. 1’»; New Haven, :1.
Springfield 1; lloiyoke. O
iltrr'lflford, .; Water-bury, 0.
National League.
. New York 1'1; Chicago, 4.
. Philadelphia. 5' St Louis 2
Clncillbuti-liostou. wot grounds.
I‘-',.’lttsburgllrooklyn rain.
American League.
Philadelphia i); Cleveland. 2 (first
111111111); l’lriludclphia, 12' Clovelun1l.fl
(second game).
.' Detroit 8; Washington. 2 (first
gamer Detroit, 1'1; Washington, 2 (sec
ond game).
lltmton.8;81. Louis." .. i 12 innings.)
Chicago. 11; New York; 3
prunes BEAT cur’c A. c.
The Pirates. of Raymond street. do-
tented tho Cliff A. 0.. Yesterday by.
the score of 111 to 1:1. 1
W
WiLL HOLD REUNION.
23d Regiment Connecticut Volunteer-
Meet August 22.
The 2311 regiment Connecticut Vol-
uatcers. will hold its ilst annual rc-
unlou in (1 11.11. ball on Thursday.
August: .112 Notices asking that every
.present on this occasion have been
'sent from Georgetown signed by
David 11.-Miller. president, and Wil-
item ll. Hine. secretary.
”.01....ka
CAUGHT PICKPOCKET.
Deputy sheriff Tomllmon Nah: Allen
' . ed Thief Noar‘ Dodger".
BRIDGEI’OIUI‘, August w-Caught'
in the act of picking 11 passengers pee:
'tihlh 11113511 man who refused to give
any name was taken into custody hiri-
Deputy Sheriff Charles A Tomllusony
3: Milford. at hivercllffe ‘Park. yester-
I- 1 , ‘
OYSTER BET HA8 APPEARED.
SOUTHPORT. Artgtls101~fteports
from the oyster beds of this harbor lu-
dicatc that there will be some set this
year. 1611- how much 11.16 too early
111‘ determine Shells larva been taken
.' the company in relation to
stars become entangled in the meshes ,
ncrimcntcd quite extensively in this ‘
survivor make a special effort to be ‘
kot'whllc he was boarding a car for 1,
fire. 111111111 system, who climbed a pole
and electric light Wire and the fire
alarm he declared that Mr. H011
so many chances wltb his life.
it was evident that Mr. Johnson's
remarks made 1111 11111111111611 oh the
louncil Upon motion 0'! Councilman
01111110611 Dilwcrth, Mr. .1th11611 WW
made city eléctriclun 115th without
Day, the same position he held before
he left Norwalk the last time.
Mr. “0111111011 1111 11 "city official, was
than 11111111111111 to have a “math with
(l '1'
111173660 111' the voltage and he will re-
port back to 1116 01111111111. » ' ,
Fire Alarm in- Bad Shape.
nectlon with 11
fire alarm uylte 1 received as a result
of ‘6. cross with an electric light 1111-6
about. 1 ueiock Sunday morning, whdu
considerable 1111111111111 was done. There
have heart 11111111 complaints about the
-‘condlticn of the system 111 late 11nd it
111 feared that if something is not. done
there will be serious results from the
system B falling 1,0 respond at some 111l-
1111111 111110. Tire w res are carried it,
a considerable extent on the Connecti-
'Hoye explained the trouble from cros-
111111 wires, etc. and remarks were also
model) I’ Chlei Edward J Thomas, of
the fire department. The council was
committee was appointed to go 11110
the’ 1111111521 deeply, with a View to put-
ting the stem 111 first class order.
This committee consists of Chief Tho-
mas, First Assistant Edward F.. Duffy
Councilman Clarence Buttery, captain
of Pioneer 110011 and Ladder Company.
and Superintendent Hoyt This cont-
miltee will report brick in the Council.
probably at the next meeting. Council-
man Hubbell alsorecommended a bee
ter. system.
Hoodumiam in Franklin Avenue.
-Charles 8 Greenwood appeared and
made 11 decided kick against conditions
prevailing in Franklin avenue Ac-
cording to Mr. Greenwood 11 statement
there is need of constant police patrol
flag or the wiping out of saloons con
ducted by Edmund Powers and Joseph
(1. ‘Perklns, Only Saturday, night there
was a rumpus. he said, about the Pow.
ers place 111111 he had menroranda of
other'disagreeuble affairs, there since
,lune. 0n 811111111 too. he said the saute
Crowd goes but: of the Power-11 place
Vsud in the vicinity of Perkin’s place.
He could not say from investigation
that they procured liquor but some-
lh‘lug did exercise a similar influence
as is produced by that liquid ‘
The matter was turned over to the
police with power.
May Ask for Railroad Gates.
A collision yesterday morning at Ca-
thcrinc street, between the Litelrflcld
Express, southbound and 11111 1100111161
11 Cedar street baker brought up 11 11111-
New Yor',k New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company to establish gates
at, 01111111111113 street and at the New
(31111111111 rod crossing. douncilmn Mu—
thels thought. some action should be
taken, he said in bringing up the. sub-
Joel Other 1111111111ch of the board also
joined 111 the discussion, and the re-
suit was the appointing of Councilman
investigate and report
11 booklet containing the city ordinan
'11 110, though the cost was discussed.
[Vim 1111111 '1 of Chief of Police Bradley
allowed rut there was only four 111'-
rdsls in July. T110 report of the city
reading.
committee of one that.
borhood and only "a few people had
complained about the smoke. ‘
The council formally accepted the
new Pioneer truck but it was decided
to withhold payment until a few mis-
sing articles arrive. The bill for the
new tlce sprinkler was ordered p'uld.
Throw Down for Health Board
IMayor Dana read a letter from the
Connecticut Company widening to
sound a fire alarm whistl nice: it
was permitted to blow calls or its
1111111111111. Last week the 1 board
health ordered the company to stop
blowing the whistle for linemen and
the company's decision in reference to
the fi1'11 111111 In r.csulted
, .It was voted to request the board of
health to rescind its action. and if no-
county to call 11 meeting as soon as
possible to do this. for the city is un-
dangcred by the refusal of the com
puny to blow the whistle, and in addi-
tion. delay results when there is tron
his With the city lights over. trouble
in cutting linemen at short notice.
A comnuniichttgn from the 11 rd of
health stated the the. Ba 11 M11
which runs un’ddr Whit trout 1.11.1110
harbor is, in an unsanitary condition.
it; was tight; 01111111. (that,
be built in 11111011 6 reot.‘
subject was turned otter lo 110 pewter
committee for an investigation.
Last night's ureeiihg‘ adjourned to
Monday night, August 1111.
KING OF 81AM’3
BERLIN August. ——Biorl'ss regard
lag the extravagance of the king of
8111111 so far as thetpurcllase of Jewelry
is concerned. 1100111110 to crop out.
111111 at 375.1100.
1111111111. The apartmeunr of the 11m
,ith gems.
1 1
W16—
um um: Wittltilns ARREI-TKD.
11111.1 art-1111111.. August 11. w'l‘wenty- '
thrush iron mine workers were arrested
at Hibbllhtt last night. charged with
threatening to blow P11511111
boarding humor/1111611 proclame
none 11ch been distributed among the
strikers at liivsleih by the Western
Federation of Miners. 1111111011113 the
proclamation of Governor 111111111111.
up which {how countdorcblu spawn and
experts 11 one their 116 01.11th1
calling for {911011 and commending 011111
than it 11111111141111.
Superintendent John 11.111114, cf the V ,
W1! Sunday morning to cut a wire ,.
- when a cross had occurred between
should have been arrested fot" tukius‘ ? ‘
,Mr. Jamison“ s remarks came in con- ‘
hing over Which the '
,ctit. Company‘s poles. Superintendent ,
impressed to such an extent that a ‘
(1111181011 in ref crcnco to asking the '
Mnthets and llilwor'tlr 11 committee to
Councilman Dllwm'tb wanted to have 5
cos now in force printed Nothing was '
librarian was ordered on file without :
Councilman Dilworth reported as a
‘ the St. George 3
Pulp and Paper Company refused to
increase the height of its srnokcstuck. ‘.
He had investigated around the neigh- ‘
rock V
, sewer ',-
if“ e 111111116
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Among his recent Wellness. it is as 11;, -
‘ is' 11 gold thlmb‘le covered with tile- . .,
moods and other'gein's which is val- ' ' "
In his pulses at 8105- . , ‘
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large collection, While the walls of V, .
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Furniture
Carpets
. Rugs
Mattings ,.
Linoleums
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Ten per cent. on Carpets,
,cu fig/Md 185?.
Store closes every day at 5 p. 111., except Saturdays. .45.
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Twenty per cent. on regular stock in I'uruiture Store,
except ofhcc furniture and dining chairs.
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Auaust Furniture Sale.
for the second week
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Crockery [1 ll 1 ,1 ‘
China “ 1 , :1. gr
Lace Curtains 1,
Draperies i ‘
Refrigerators.
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Rugs 111111 1.1161: Curtains. ,
Parlor 111111111me Suites.
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A Sheraton Suite of Mahogany, 11 perfect reproduction
of the period tlnec pieces, value regulally $98 50,
at $74 80, this sale. , ,_ _ '
Five'piece Suite.
(1105’ Chairs.
velour.
Value W00
,V 111111: $72.00
at $76.80.
at $57- 60.
at $88.00.
Value $110.00
Value $98.50 at $78. 80.
Value $64.00 . at $51. ‘20.
Value $42.00 at $33 ’60.
One Small but of lirown s
Cloths, 2'."
Napkins,
$5.00 Cloths at $3. 75
$0.00 Cloths at $4. 75.
Odd Cloths and Napkins
at the Linen Section.
. Croquet 5615
$1. 25 styles
$1. 50 style
at $1.00.
at $1.20.
Corsets, a Special in light
Tire pieces consist of Divan, Arm Chair, and two Lu- 1
Mahogany covered wrth 1'1‘cncl1 tapestry or
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Value $48.00 at $44.80. ,'
Three-piece Suites.
Value $50.00 at $40.00. 1
\ aloe $48 01] at $38.40.
Value $28. 75 at $23.00.
Value $25.00 at $15.00.
Colonial Davenports.
Value $31. 50 at $25.20. V
Table 'Damasks in 111651116.
Cloths and Napkins.
high grade Damasks.
1x2 14, value $11.50 at $5. 00..
2/2112'4 , value $8 50 at $6. 50. _
21;; size, value $5. 511 at $4.00.
51/1 Slzc, value $7. 50 at $6.00.
I'xlra fine quality oi 1111111211111, exclusive patterns
$7. 00 Cloths , at $5 75. ‘
$7. 00 Napkins ate $5. 75.
111 fine grades at a saving 0f
Sid
from $1 00 to $3. 00 011 each. Ask to see these unusual specials
at Clearance.
$2 50 style
$3. 50 style
weight batistc, 790.
at $2.00: ‘ '
' at $2.80.
our Mm End and surplus can go
their needs in generous fashion.
We note a few items:
LADIES’ DUCK SKIRTS.
lh‘cgulur price $1. 00 sale price
11111111111 price $1.49, 1111111 pr'elc
“Regular price 31.69.611111 prrlte ..
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LADIES' COLORED SUITS.
IIt'egrrlar price $1.00. sale price .. 790
R color price $1. 25, sale price . 890
R (ruler price $1. 49, sale price .. $1.19
Regular price 8198,111110 price 41.49
LADiEB' 1.11ng sth'r wars'r
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Regular price $2.118, sale price. .82.“
Regular price $3.98, sale price .. $2.98
:1 glitter price $11. 118, 111111: price . .6339
1' 5111111 price $6.118. sale price .. $4.49
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Advertise, 11.111111111111111 The Scull
cc merrily on.
Our numerous patrons are improving this semi- annual occasion to supply
For saturday we shall make SPECIALS DN SUMMER GARMENTS.
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KIMONAS ANQ, DRESSING SACKS.
.. 390
Regular price Elle, sale price
Regular price 750, sule'prlce .. 690
11111111111 price 890, sale price .. 690
Regular price $1.00, sale price .. 790
Regular price 11.11.1111 price .. 980
Regular price 31 69.11010 price. .$l.29
Regular price :1. 98, sale price. .MAs
Regular price $219, 1111111 price .. 61.09
1116311110 price $2.115, suld‘glcc’ .. 31.98
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