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oh1eody "'repared and their brewers Idould not detemune the . , .
‘dilDlity ai‘id; cleanimas of the gram, even if they wanted to. I _
The Frank Jones Brewing l.19mpany shlé‘ct their arm barley ‘ '
—-I19heI‘ hest gtdwn—I—and innit it in their own1malt.houses.
‘ “’ . deionised quakes: Emulatioelehweum
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1 1 11019190991} 1: 9be' sure of getting what you
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9 991%. Red whim AND BLUE QUALITY
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It you prefer a brilliant ole, better than any half-stock.
1111111 for " Frank Jones Homestead Ale." Also when you
wni911t bottled nleoremember’ “ Frank JON," " are but. "
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South Not-walk Agent.
O’BRIEN & RODNEY.
Tel. 342-4. 1947 Washington St.
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' KlLiLED BY A TRAIN. 1 LI INEN COLLAR SAVED LIFE.
NEW LENDON August 30. —-—The WICKESBARRE 1’s" August 30:—
nmn who d ed in the hospital here last 1 A linen collar saved the ills of Edward
night 6&9 being struck by a train B. Connerly oi Glen Suiumlt yestcr
(n the Con rel Vermont Railroad wns' day He was doing 8911199 work along
denti ed today as James Conner oflthe railroad track and W118 run down
Willimantlo. Connor was 25 years of I by at Lehigh Valley locomotive. Us on
title. and 1th been working here 101' directly bolore the front wheel‘s, but a
somo.tlnis.I.1~ls is survived by his, projecting bolt caught his collar and
mother. 1111 Willimnntlc The man held his head a few Inches above the
Was thought to be William Collins of rail while the locomotive dragged him
Wiliiiuontid, when taken to the hospl- 300 feet
“1919‘ He was half choked and, fainted
MAN KILLS HIM.
HEW. HAYEN, August 30. --On lone
lY Iflbo Rock on eminence in the out.
Shirt ,3 M Bacon, storm-
11 his life by shooting
.. «meadow night, his body be:
it yesterday. He had shot. him-
unsold .pistol as he sat prop-
lu some shrubbery. some
11$ he was in the bicycle bush
oh he relinquished on up
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
State League. I
Bridgeport 6; Hartford
Waterbury. 5; Spl'ftingileid 4,
New Haven, 8: New London, ti,
llolyokc, 3; Norwich, 19.99999
National League.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia 3; Pittsburg. 2.
Chicago, 5;Broohlyn104
American League.
Washington 3; Boston, 2 (10
tings. iii-st genie)
game
Detroit i:St. 14011199.
Cleveland. 4; Chicago, 1.
New York, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Wonkens FOR THE um
each 11nd every case or Cstarrh
that cans t be cured by the use or
Neil's Cob, rrh Cure
. . ‘ 1 FRANK J. CHENEY
before me and subscribed
yp ence.- -IItbts Ilth day of De
dombort A1. 11,1888. ,
(809.1.) II A. W GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hull's etsrrh Cure Io taken Intel-I
meeting in this city during the
meetings.
. I surfaces or the ”and
Senator Itimoniuls tree I
' I HENEY o 00., Toledo, 0
all Emulsion
, oil's homily Pills toi- consti-
bitusi constipation. 126 out! I
Ask YQur .drugg st {or iii
t Iii health Mr‘. Bacon was
I and tile not known whether 1 when released by the train crew but
relatives here. - 1 State of 011110, City of Toledo, Lucas speedily recovered Aside from a few
W . I 1 County, 18. ‘ bruises ho‘is unhurt.
I LIMIT or use. Frank .1. (Cheney makes oath that he
Th molt eminent medical scientists is senior nartner or the firm oi F J ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPGIA.
Wane invthe conclusion that (Elbow £1.00" doing business in the Mrs Franklin Bush, or New Castle.
wt 'naocopted limitation ‘of; City oM‘o 0, County and State alore- Del., says: "I suffered for yours with
two» ,{this ms ny years below the at said. and that said iirru will pay the dyspepsia. used to have great. distress
tDossiblo with the advanced 11 of and belching. I tried everything I
, m of Which the race is now. Iior could hear at. but nothing helped me
I ‘who critical period. until i took Brszllisn Balm. and one 50
‘ch definitions, .iia durutlenr cent bottle cured me completely "
. . :Ito be between 5013 d 6034113.!1‘13‘ gals byn. H. Plaisted F. H “Bax
Atom or the body print this £91- and The Cliflord Phat-miter. n
sly urged; mm
at!!! to lon- ‘33an PORT MAN 811101028
mawfiotulp'o best helper utter I50 01:1? August 30~0n Tucs-
More. theisetouiiilo tonic da‘yi night. ii iii McHugit’.~oi 840
1066101” tbntpovitsllsss every 01‘8“ tbgden‘mtflst committed suicide bY
con consumed 1919.11.13.» blowing out his brains. and his body
swam, and n. in Wood. concealo991u a. node» closet
IIEOEI‘I 'I i: i” In 99,1111?” room while is parent‘s wonder-
‘W are he quota be. No one had the
. CONNECTICUT acumen. all; test provision of We with “m“
HAVEN, August 30. ~The Soc Ith‘e lscov e or the corps yesterday.
‘ titration Heavy Artillery Best ’cM mwl 1% years of age, rind s
got its ireunion. yesterday. olect- mobhunid by occuptttlou. rial you on-
do: this city. picnic married and resided with his ”Mn".
. Duos» “Rumours, oi Litoh- no; and Mrs. Thomas Moflngh. Ill
rotary and historian. and (.1. health iii give the cause or hit
at in old treasurer. suicids,’ ,‘ ~
Educaton is the process or taking
bliIMul i uorunoe and making It over
gitokso 11191- kind or ignorancom
no.9
escrow. August so .
ain‘t about .1111
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stand a hound yhsthrdny.
ture was totally destroyed
twilight Weight Fond): fluid
169139 in the “one“? 91 “l
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W hington, 2; Boston, 1 (second
BOSTON, August 36.~— The final ses-
sions of the annual convention ot the
American Association otIWorltsrs for
the Blind. which has been holding Its
week. were devoted today to a number
or business sessions and committee
"Eat a mild. easy motion or the
bowler. a single dose of Dean's Regs
lets is enough Treatment sures M-
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I 111 3%; itrs'i time nté p111“
submit (loom
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cases in bn'th
, o record wanid
9 .1, asset! for there are
many Ilysults held back so as to be sure
=th tthey (1019199199 under. the provisions 99!.
I 1111 5’1 9an
«1 I‘ll Heavy fieturnsi V "J“‘I'.’
. ‘1 As a result or this holding back the
Indications now are that the returns
10111111019111.9119? term. which 9*
duo he" last of next. month, prom so
no break all, previous records tort that
9,191,191,119. From what the lawyers say.
ere will be plenty of business for the
1:3ury and the lawyers or the New York.
New Haven and liurtlond Railroad
‘Company.
{and ’17 for the superior. T o co in
pleas 9mm is strolled by the so 1th
against the stockholdérd or
ithe. Minnesota. Threshing 1 Gompnny.
There are tiles 1:. baths nose» coco; otI
‘ this character in the civii superior. I.
Many Divorces. I; I
On the 77 cases returned to the ol-
vii superior no loss than 34 or about
45 per cent are application for di—
vorcs. The applicants Include s lsrge
number of persons or to‘rsdgn birth
which shows that they are becoming
: acquainted with the custom 91 the
land. .
irwo courts are due to come in next
week, but Only one will get down to
business. I. Both sides of the commonI
pleas court are scheduled Ito open the
court year on the first Tuesday of sep-
te'mber. But the civil sideuiever gets
started much before the end or the
month. Lawyers are still. oil on va-
cations. so no business is ready. I The
tirst short calendar will probably come
soptsmbcr 20
The criminal common pleas court
will wait. it day before coming in The
first sess1on will be held on Wednes-
day, and it Is also likely to be the last
(or the month as there is not much
business on hand. .
The next court to open business will
be the criminal superior and it will
come In on Tuesday. September 10.
at two o clock. There is a pretty big
docked ot offenders to be disposed of
including some serious cases.
Trumbull Mdrder cue.
it began to loolt as though the court
your would open Without a“ murder
case something that last week assur-
ed the usual case 01 homicide and
the grand jury will probably be called
in the that week to deal with the
case
it Is hardly likely that the case
will be tried at this term of the court
time to prepare the case before going
to trial. ‘ it is generally the custom
to allow one teim to clause so that
the case will most likely come up for
trial in the December term.
civil Buclnue.
it is u long time yet before the civil
superior court will get In tor business.
[ts annual date of meeting in this city
is the second Tuesday in October.
which comes this your on the 8th The
term in Dunbury will open the some
day. with the short calendar the Friday
bel ore.
There In some speculation in legal
circles as to the proper time for cnilI
ing in the jury under the new law.
It has been the custom of into cars to
have the iury in at the Johns y term.
There is not likely to be on? change
this year it is the genera opinion
among lawyers that under the new low
one term will not be enough in this
oounti‘Y. and that there will have to
99s a special jury session In most or the
line I
-“Dr. Thomas’ Eclsotrio Oil is the
best remedy for that cites 1 tot (Ito
amnion. lies been not in
rooms in our totally tar d’gbbmrs.
«Mrs. L Whttoacro. Falklands: 1'. I
831M014. August 30 -—'I‘he Croce
(1110- ”Club .tho moot: imminent albino
gatherings which nickel“ muting
sheep robust tit Lek
3331:», [filtered for Withirtflhjst
unit-summer with ‘W'nuoégu timid-
£1.er ,,wa unsbie
its It i been absent.
Wool
IAeIfloermfomsrg ofufiristolwvho to
or aim the Bout
who President 1W1 dither Isl so
lions wom- E. Abolition)“ ‘
tau. treasurer1-Iondfi'l‘itmc
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Wino-t popular.
Doubly. andrthu'but
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The total number 01‘ cases so tor ‘
‘I "retarnod in the two civil Ioourts Is 1511, ~II
ldivldod with, 80 for the no men pious ;
an 1
as counsel for the defense will Want ,
on Is vmtwimm- ‘
tides and oeuvre-stunted WWII” ,
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Sale of Dress G
This sale, in progresg 1106.9
moonstone cuckoo“ ..I..- .1...
m 9.9,... Witter-pants
I Eryfi'ma P WW £21,113!
Read Co.
61-16111 - M11121
Itiucludoswait the flseasou s
remnants, everything remaining {rpm :1 . tiirc’c months
brisk business, and of .COMI'ISQ 11111::
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hundred ynrds. i.
611‘? 813533!
1&1, I many
Broadcloths, Suitings. and Novelty Migtu‘rer:
Réductious range 11-616 ougbhird to‘ oné£11alfi and in a
few instances less We do 1109
quote certain 6161115 and
styles at certain reductions, as the‘re are no duplicates anti
bargains such as these sell quickly ,9
We 2111.1151er you.
there- Will be no disappomtm ent
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pod Articles.
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These are the motion goods which all women like
I9who embroider, as all materials requiréd for the worlya’ré
enclosed The price covers everything
Shirt: Waists, on lawn
Chemises, on 11111111691,
Corset Covers, na‘msook,
Bu'ijgnu 80991191116611 for shadow v’vork,
'Ccntors. Wailachian or shadow,
Babfi 151111011115, on lewu,
Infants' Coats. on fine cashmere,
Short 1115911110qu 9n“ laws,
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.Third Floor, Art Section.
Luncheoxt Sets on Damask The set consists of a cen-
ter, six plate (11311111921111! six tumbler doilies
I‘hree pat-
terns appear a wreathlike design in roses, clover leaves
and thistles
The only work on them' is to make the plain
scalloped edge ill buttonhole which is all stamped.
One of these sets completed would be very elegant,
and a real linen treasure for any housekeeper
ity is superb.
At"
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the Art Section, third floor.
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Latest styles. ,IWeli Ii’n‘ude and at prices thut would
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allow you nothing tor your work i! made at home. .
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