tore , "from for
meat in the kite en
:JONES a
, raiibll'llommllie'o,Arrives
our a Several Monihsfl‘rip"
‘ and at Gchrnmeat Ex:
_ all
, ' ASHINGTQN, Sept. 2?.—~Thcsc
druly are the gladdcst days of till the
r the face of the habitable‘giobc
ittlo parties or frock-coated, high.
. d men whose faces are familiar
the halls of Congress. For the most
part they are traveling at government
' xpense, engaged in soaking 11p lntor~
Th ran is par excellence. LEvery~
,provcments for increasing economy in
cooking-— itsthorough equipment of
modern, ‘ removable. labor-saving fix-
tures, and its many strong points of
reliable service. A money savor——
it eliminates all worry and discourage-
For Sale By [I
uorcnxrss co.
Nwwalb ‘
so glad year for Congressmen. Dob ‘
its scientific inn
. .
r ..—.. .... . .
Mississippi and Mackenzie. in host or
more titan one hundred other craft
will furnish escort. Tile President’s
journey is expected to stimulate great-
ly the interest in the whole question
of water way development.
Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
a combination of natural tilgcstauts
and vegetable acids. digests the food
itself and gives strength and health
to the stomach Pleasant to take.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. it
SAYS $3,089.60 IS DUE.
R. J. Walsh Brings Suit Against Sam.
uel Gibson, of Collinsvllle.'
' Judge R. Jay Walsh, of Greenwich.
has brought sail, in the Superior court
against Samuel Gibson, of Coilinsville.
‘Nuunc‘ BRIDGE
nation Proceedings
Niantic Bridge—~12 - ---
. lo‘ssulus FREE
Attorney General Marcus ll.
» Holcomb Will Bring Condem-
Senator Andrew N. Sheppard, of
Portland. and Representative Connor,
of Eniield. are urging Attorney Gener-
al Marcus ii_ Holcomb to bring a suit
in behalf of the state to take over the
[Our toil bridges under the not passed
i by the last legislature. Senator Shep-
ipam has made several trips to Hurt-
ford’. recently, in connection with tilts
matter and has had a conference with
‘ ‘(caallnuec alum '
”demonic. tile-designer. to some to
London iora’consultatlon. rum will
no: but one thing which
v wasrmuh’sucabout. and
, he Would not citation
‘ rule; One reason for this
Milne. who will design a boat similar.
to the previous Shamrocks. They any
production at even a creator troak'
than those which have already gone to,
such a boat acrosstho‘Atlautlc must
be taken into'accou‘nt bud Sir. Thomas
of men in such a venture.
Associated Press to say that its was
prepared to challenge with a ninety
foot; boat under the New York Yacht
Club rules. . ‘
“In sending the challenge." said Sir
Thomas, “I dolli'orlncdwvith thedeed of
gift of the America’s cup.’ which says
that sleeps must be over 65 foot on
the water line and under 90 feet. I
’ adhered in this respect to size, inas-
much as the boat I challenged with
. would have been about'76 test. on the
water line, This also coutorms with
the New YorkYucnt Club‘s rules for
the Class J boats.
“I am prepared, now that they have
declined to accept my challenge for
this class at boat. to enter a ninety-
i'oot boat under the. New York Yacht
Club rules. There is no class expressly
defining such a boat. but the next.
Class Ii, providing for‘boats of 82 foot.
rating. is capable of produclng'a boat
up to about 94 feet on the water line."
in explanation of his action in chal-
lenging under the new
Yacht Club rules. Sir Thomas said:
“The. international rule, which up.
piles to Great Britain. France, Ger-
many, Spain and Portugal. is different
from the rule now existing in the Uni-
tcd States, and which is known as the
log a mil"... sandy. nostril: mas.
and already had “telegraphed? to Wit
, is no designer orrnota' itinerant Brit-
‘ain,“which includes both Fife and.
that to. do so ‘wouidaecesrlltate. the ;,
detect. Besides., the danger or rolling _
is not preparedto againfrlsk the lives '
Sir Thomas, however, authorized.thek
New York “
‘ AN‘
has thinks he's the whole choose
not) a plate of toasted crackers on the
side." said the bill clerk. “iris gives
me a pain." . .
“Johnny. my friend." said the cash-
ier, “I am indeed delighted to find that
your opinion of the young man agrees
.with mine exactly. He makes me ache.
too.”
The bill clerk looked, a little sur-
prised and somewhat suspicious. “No
body wouldn't think it tease you," he
said. ‘ . .p
, The cashier raised .his'eyebrows. “To
see me respondlnk to his greeting—-
“You didn’t know I could dissembio.
did you?" '
"What have you got against him?"
“What have I got against him!"
echoed the cashier. “What 3, have you
got against him? What would any;
body have against'hlm? General prin-
ciples and specific offenses. anyhow.
You know he is a good-ioiiklngy'young
boast. don‘t you?" ‘
“He thinks he is." said the bill clerk.
“Well. he is," said the cashier. "i
hate to admit it myself. but his text-
tures are certainly regular and his ex-
pression animated. 0n general prin-
ciples a fellow who knows he's good
looking is a lobster, and in this pur-
ticuiar instance he aggravates the
shaking hands with him?" honskcd. ,
myrtle green
rich looking.
very striking
ed tops.
coloration. ‘
Q
salin, in wine and myrtle gr
(The Novelties ‘
in r Autumn Silks
Lovely for autumn and winter waists.
that; some.
\
Aubergine Plum
Tomato Red
Fine Toilet Necessities.
Rickcckcr’s articles attract an admiring‘crowd, and in
the assortment are all the requirements oi/tile toilet table. 3'
There are two shades of Talc Powder.
flesh. It is put up in convenient glass jars with perforat—
For Embroidery.
liariy dark and
The exhibit in one of the Main sitcct ,“wlmtows will
give you an idea of the riciincsso’i thek Autumn Silks.
‘ These are some of the color combinations: ,
Satin. Striped Taffetas alternating plal‘u‘stripcs and .
can, also in navy blue and ’
sci:
Surah‘weavcs in blocks, changeable shades, golden
brown, myrtle green, and olive, also in golden and seal
brown with myrtle green.
Tile color tints in these silks are pew
. :1.
Certain Shades in Plain Taffeta
The silk section shows some unusual shades that are
. 'l‘lleicadcrs for 1908' evidently.
Copenhagen Blue.
Raspberry
They are in soft Taffeta with a moderate lustre.
.‘l
White and
The Tar Soap is light brown in color and those
who use it for any purpose will find that it leaves no dis-
ation to turn loose on their colleag. individually and as administrator of the “”0““‘3' general ““011 time, and "illllVem‘i‘l 2“”: immf “’31:?le ““5 ”‘93” crime by making my own homelincss
’ . a , the estate of Aioxander Gibson into it is understood that the soil, will be ‘1 use ‘1 mar 01“ 0" l "3 0" 0"” more apparent. i know that. my nose ' - . . . - r
“Sissiescliliiiii. litiii) iinllttim tihnwo or of Greenwich The papers are re. brought within a short time. yam-8' and under which dozens “pm“ a hump and that what little halri Linen Pillow Shams ready stamped. 'lhcy have a Wide ;
f . , p 1‘. pages - - . « boats have been built. Sallie of the have is sandy where it isn't gray, My
ilcmstitcilcd items and tirawuwork borders. Quite a heavy
Senator Sheppard is the father of
the bill which authorizes this action
on the part of‘ the state and the four
bridges which will btr’ taken over are
the old toll bridges at East Windsor
and Windsor Locks, Middletown and
Portland, East Lyme and Waterford
and Entielti and Suiheld. The move-
ment was a popular one in all the
towns affected by it, and (insults the
TWINS. such as the Queen. Eli‘m‘t. ,oars are too large to bc elegant, too.
Avenger. Istalent. Winsome and Neola. - though i find them useful to hold pens.
are weil~knowu to yachting men. Ou,Now, you nevet emphasize my lack
the other hand a boat has never lleell,of comelinegs, 1 don‘t suffer by corn.
built in Great ilrltain under the ‘unl- . parison with you. That‘s why 1 first
vorsal rule' so that in making Illy,|iked you, Johnny. He's gotta my.
challenge i had no pull and was lint-jl'ather and I haven‘t. That‘s another -
asking any advantage. it was (111ml reason he makes me so weary. ills
the other way. The American defilgll- . father is my boss and he bosses the
era and builders, with their exllorlenbe old man in a sort of a way. That's in-
iu building boats under, the universal excusable and stamps him for the
rule,’ have all the best of it. :skate be is. As if that wasn't. enough.
turnable to the October term,
The papers in the suit alleges that
one William Gibson, of Waterloo, N.
Y. was, on the 24th of August, 1904..
part owner with Alexander Gibson ini
a certain estate in the town of Green:
wich. On that day William Gibson‘
assigned all his right, title and interest
in the estate to R. Jay Walsh, the
plaintiff. in July. 1907. the real, as
of the Congressional Record.
This week saw the arrival from
abroad of the immigration Commission
, appointed by the President. the Senate
[and the House. The members source-
1y had landed and regained their “land
égs’,’ when a committee of dignified
gorern'ment officials came storming
, driwn the wharf, outward bound. The
lace.
Lawn Pincushions Covers, stamped. These have wide
hemstitchcd ruffles.
White Lawn Aprons for shadow embroidery.
dainty patterns.
Third Floor, Carpet St ore, elevator. ii 1‘ "
Very
\z
. trio who composed this committee are.
1 g over to England. France and
fleglnany to acquaint themselves with
dorm conditions in those countries.
They Were appointed by Secretary
, ‘Cortelyou to look carefully into the
. 7 flatter. The bend of the Treasury
‘ does not intend to be caught napping
' by tarii! revisionists in the next ass»
” ‘sioa, .
_Pcrhaps the most important of
,-;these "inflicts.” as they are dubbed
' by the envious, is that or the Rivers
_. and Harbors committee of the House.
The members are now touring the
Great Lakes, examining harbors and
the principal canals and breakwatcrs.
The start was made at Budalo, but
practically the entire Lakes system
will be gone over, Great preparations
,ars being, made by those communities
interested in the construction of a
ship coast from the takes to the Gulf
of Mexico to entertain the commit-
tee, but it is probable that nothing
will be gained by this, for the party
cannot commit itself.
Among those who are making the
‘ trip are Congressman Acheson, of
Pennsylvania; Alexander, of New
' York: lmwrcuce, of Massachusetts;
‘ Davidson. of Wisconsin; Bede, of Mill-
, .ncsota: Ellis. 01' Missouri; Sparkmun,
Vol, Florida; Ransdeii, of Louisiana;
Burgess, of Texas; llymphroys, of
Mississippi, and Moon, of Tennessee.
Nearly all are accompanied by their
wives. and James H. ('Jliuuidy. scorc-
hsry of the committee, with Mrs. Casv
, silly, is along.
- i The trip in not, can of pleasure. by
any means. This plumbers of the, par»
‘ 1.2 are putting in a good fourteen
hours daily in looking over tho imv
,provamonts under way and examining
' into new schemes that will be prosaod
dot the coming session. Congressman
Randall's enthusiasm is keeping his
”Windmills up to the work. although
pliers enthusiasts on the question of
stormy development. 'Mr. Ranadcii
foul .nt o! the National .Rivcrs
all Ha lira Congress, which is pledg-
’ a crusade for the purpose of bay-
iln the government npproprlato not
’ than “0.000.000 a your (or water-
' millennium. .
Wine trip is coded the calamit-
lll probably join the Journey
the Mississippi river in the train
dissident. "this tour is planned
first part, at next month and
late was sold by order of the probate
court, and the account of Samuel (lib-
son, the administrator, showed a bai-
unce of $9,698.77, or which amount
$3,089.60 was duo R. Jay Walsh, as
the assigncc oi‘ the said William Gib-
son. The plaintiff in the action has
made demand for his share. but
administrator oi‘ the estate refuses to
pay out, hence the suit. Judge Walsh
claims $5,000 damages. Tile estate of
the administrator has been attached
for $4,000.
DOWNS TO TAKE APPEAL.
Wiii Carry Sebastian Case to the
Supreme Court of Errors,
Judge N. 0. Downs said last even-
ing that he woukl carry the case of
Harry 11. Sebastian to the Supreme
Court of Errors on points of law.
His main contention will be that the
statute under which the prosecution
was brought is susceptible of construc-
tion other titan that which it received
in the recent trial. From time to time
throughout the trial. Judge Downs
asked that exceptions to Judge
Wilcelers‘ rulings be noted.
Assistant State‘s Attorney Carter's
closing plea to the jury was said to
be one of the best Mr Carter ever
has made. He seemed satisfied with
the verdict.
it is said that the jury came to a
decision within live minutes. '1‘ re
was but one ballot. and, alter cast 3
it, the jurors consumed about 15
minutes smoking and talking inform-
ally before they tiled out to the court
room.
In the event of a new trial, the
State will probably bu able to present
evidence which will do away with
any doubt as to the prosoncc o! the
accused in Wood's Hall at the liars
and day spcciiimi in tho cornplaint.
MIGB WILSON'S COOLNESB SAVED
HER FROM lNJURY.
Wilson. of Greenfield Hill. was the con-
trni figure in a thrilling runaway. yes-
terday morning, anti that. aim oucapcti
without. serious iniur is due to her
own coolness and all ll. Pedestrians
were horrified to son a big sorrel horse
attached to a top buggy dash through
Main direct about “:30. Miss Wilson
was the only occupant of the vehicle
and she vainly tried to stop the ani-
mal. . .
Elba managed to doings tcams allot
moblios and trollcy cars and finally
piloted tile horsednto the alloy near
Betts' grocery store. There Clarence
bradiav some to her assistance and
drove home with her-J Miss Wilson is
(irccniield Hill.
W. ‘ W. BAND’G NEW UNIFORMS.
lilo '
FAIRFIELD, Supt. 2d.-Mins Nellie ,
nents.
the issue. and fought for the bill.
be bad so much other business
visions of the bill
lilo will have
the bridges.
bridge proper.
system in Connecticut.
work of digesting the food you
ill “.0 Y.
W
National League.
Chicago. ll; Philadelphia.
game).
0.
actual.
Pillsbury. M; New York. 1.
Boston, 0: Cincinnati, ll.
American Lupus.
Detroit. 4'. iloslou. 3 (1.0 innings).
Philadelphia, 5'. Chicago. 0.
Cleveland, ll; New York. 1.
Washington. ii; St. Louis. 4.
in the cure or James i.
l
i and Judge Rorabock
the state prison.
night at the (tracker
i fact that Senator Sheppard and Repre-
sentative Connor ‘ are political oppo-
Representallve Connor joined
it is understood that, Atthrncy Gen-
eral Holcomb has told Senator Shop-
in
his office after the adjournment of the
legislature that he could not roach the
bridge matter, but that he expected
very coca now to be in a position to
take it up and comply with the pro-
to bring suit in the
superior court in each county where
the bridges are located. and the court
will appoint a commission of three to
determine the value of the condemned
property. which will be paid by the
state to the corporations now holding
The act authorizes the
condemnation of not only the bridges,
but also the approaches and all other
properties used in connection with the
When these units are determined, it
will bring to on and the old loll bridge
Don’t neglect your stomach. At the
first indication or troublb take some-
thing that will help it along in its
out.
Kodoi for indigestion and Dyspepsia
will do this. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phax
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
I
(first
Philadelphia. ll; Chicago, 0 (second
BEOKHAM GETS LIFE |MPRI80N~
~ M NT
NEW LONDON. Soul. 28.~'l‘bo Jury
Bockhum.
charged with the murder at William
iM.‘ Potty. in this city. on Sept. 1.
brought in a verdict. of guilty in the
second degree about) iii“ moguls“:
the daughter of Morris Wilson. of ham to film“! theragfriifnliziil “has!"
The laryngeal the
house where it
"lv‘l-eaksrsuch as the three .Sbam.
rocks which i have been moing with
wore built under a measurement Hill:
which now does not twist in any par;
of the world, and to prevent such
freaks from being raced in America.
the universal rule‘ was adopted. So
naturally. 1 concluded that by cbai~
pard that his only reason [or not longing under the ‘unlvursal rule‘ I
bringing the “cm“ before was that was meeting all the wishes oi those
interested in sport. After a race, win
or lose, a boat. built under such a rule
is or some use, the winning boat being
an example to naval and marine archi-
tects, whereas in the other case the
boat is only lit for the rubbish heap
and the education of dost cars.
“I was prepared to bail two boats
starting line. had the New York Yacht
Club given the permission to do so.
I have always found the members of
the New York Yacht Club to be more
than kind. They have always been
most ready to meet my evoryrequost
and it would be impossible to get bet‘
ter men to sail against, and or course
i am sorry that they did not accept
. my challenge. the reason for which I
am anxiously awaiting to know. 1 core
taiuiy would not have sent a challenge
had I thought for a moment that it
would not have been accepted and i
hope that any difficulty in the way of
a race for 1908 will be overcome. as
i would love once more to find mysel!
oil Sandy Hook, fighting over again the
old battle for yachting supremacy.
"When the challenge was sent. (mm
what had been said to me. 1 fully be.
iisved that it would be accepted, as
pcclnily as 1 consider it to be a
fair, sporting proposition.
"The great difficulty of challenging
under the old rule is that no designer
in Great britaiu will undertake the
work and personally. i am adverse to
risking the lives at men on what. no-
cessarily Would be a more advanced
and exaggerated freak than my pro
vtous one.” , '
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-~'I‘he caucus»
cement that Sir Thomas Linton ill pru-
purcd to follow up his first challenge.
which was declined by the New york
Yacht Club. as its meeting last night.
with one stipulating for a .lllnely-loot
boat was not wholly. a surprise in
yachting circles. There was rather a
general tooling that the first. challenge
wus‘iorgoiv in the nature or a "looicr'
and that Sir Thomas was notsanguiut
oi its acceptance. While none 0! the
loading spirits ol‘ the New York Yacht
Club could be found today who Would
express themselves on the probability
of a new chairman, as indicated in
‘l‘be Associated Press dispatch. on:
paragraph in the club's reply to thl’
challenge.“ trained at. last utght’r
meeting. was pointed out significantly
The paragraph lollpml
- “Especial! lilibillll no womentbc
mods rcduir as, ills cents: his reason
to be constructed under any rule at
measurement. designed, all is the re
seat rule at the New York Yacht c an
and take the faster oi the two to the’
he's rich and I find it mighty hard to
wiggle alopg on my small salary. isn’t
that good cause for kicking him if I
had the nerve to do it? Of course i
haven’t the nerve. so I have to take it
‘ out in knocking him to a sympathetic
listener like you. Darn him! That"!
what. I say. You say 'Darn him!‘ too,
Johnny."
“1 Just say what I feel like saying."
said the bill clerk.
“He's been to college and he hasn‘t
wasted any time there, too." said the
cashier. "A man with a better edu-
cation th‘n I've been able to acquire
makes me sick. And I hate those
woody-goody boys. From what i hear
he hasn’t given his parents a moment's
anxiety about him since he was born.-
i kept my folks awake nights. l toll
you. He’s practicing law now and he's
making a success of it. A man of his
age who ma‘ 5 a success of anything
is- too despi is to live, in my opin-
ion. Look at me. Am I a success?
Not on your life. I’m just one of a mil-
lion, neither one thing nor the other.
Compared with you I’m' a success, per-
haps, but not with that young man. i
should say he did make me ache. You
got him sized up right. Johnny."
“How so?" asked the bill lerk.
“He thinks he‘s the who hecso.
i‘li bet he does. I'll gamble a cell's
salary he‘s got the highest kind at
opinion of himself and doesn't intend
to do anything that will make him lose
it. And at the same time he'll shake
hands with me and chat as sociably as
if he hadn't a shred of character or a
cent to his name. He would with you.
too. it you hadn't the manly indepen-
dence to turn up your nose and act
like a goat when he comes near you or
ask you a civil question. Curses on
him! Curses!"
“Aw. so chase yourself!" said the
bill clerk—Cholcago News.
~Don't think that plies can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
50 cent. at any drug store.
"My wife." began Hicks, "dropped
in to use me at the silica today. and—-
"Sorry. old man." interrupted Wicks
,“but my wife held mono before I left,
home: i can't lend you a cent."-Cath-
olic Standard and Times.
De'Witt's Little Early Risers are good
far any one who aired» a pill. Sold
by The Gilliam Pbannacy and. The
bridge Pharmacy. u
When a girl talks to a man on the
street and he loans up against await
.wblis hatalko that is the load or a
man to shake and shake promptly. if
a, man hasn't thssnergy to stand up,
‘ without a wall ,to loss against its
hasn't enough energy to make
him
worthy or. a girl's chaos. , «
a
in
o- .
l
.lf
, .Ja‘.
A
River and escaped
Annuals the good fortune in raising
hold or a wllmw branch which over»
bundle water. ‘Hls wages as been
halt a. pills below. the polar
plateaus
when he drove in,
not. been found.
ladies’ light ‘ lithe
a}. wasnruoro’n'sr; ‘
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alcove lure HoLLANsscK mvsa
CORNWALL HOLLOW, ert. 26.-
Eben Clark while driving home from ,
hero to Falls Village in Cannon, late
Monday night. want into Holisnbeck
' drink was roe ovs‘rsrslaz'
3 Ball
iii
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL WILL BE
IN MU8L|N«AND CAMBRIC
we are ablo‘to otter excellent values. i
SAMPLE GARMENTS AT BARGAiN PRICES. ”g,
GOOD VALUES IN ALL MUSLIM UNDERWEAR.
Telephone 446.
. o. amp»...
UNION.
with his lilo only
but the horse has
3!
. Prices, Stills. it] $1.50.
As those were mostly purchased before the latest advance in materials.
a“; .n
TheD. M. Read Co.
dill '_
at c
contra mm“ calla.
rwsnrv-wsscouo ascmsurwasl
HARTFORD, Sept. Stir—ht. Windsor
yesterday the annual reunion of the
22nd Regiment Cosmonaut Volunteers
was bold. overs hundred
from this state being in attendance
All of the old unicorn were reelected
HOW ro Allow APPENDIClTld.
M i. ,. has or appendicitis arc
‘ habitually ' constipated.
Grind Laxative Fruit syrup cures
veterans
THOSE blLl’GlpUl LEMON. HES '
mired typo" , 3w qlhg'mmcgiifi figawiaiflhgnfig
V M 9" Thom“! indh’hlfiti‘wi hit. liltinlalia...’ ‘ potassium
second challenge .wlilgbo "dill!” tilt c." you n” “obit-P ".Frepara’tlou... .13
var...“ r. Wm w.
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9 I“ , .
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until inaccuratowatrlp. 'l‘noyars or , “My, Wm“ m 1 rs sf: “5'32”“ under 4.1"}; tor and The dildo ‘Phsrnt
pm? “that“ ”'9 ‘0’“? ,, f “ . in lde g ‘ " I . 1 ~‘
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and chcis, and material the
natural action or the bowels. orino
laxative ll‘rult Syrup does not anu-
‘mteor grip: and is mild and pleasant
to take. , erase subotiliuios. 'l‘ho
billiard Pharmacy and Pia mall's Drug
more. J, ,
‘ Ftirtuuois the woman hobo»: is
to. all both liar husband's
Mrs, tarantula Bush, at New Castle.
Deb, lays: ‘,'l ushered for yours with,
dyspepsia. used, to have great distress
summoning. tried everything t
could hear of. but nothing heirlooms
until flank Brandish nails. undone so
was locked up utter failing to reach
President Roosevelt there will
the party the members at the
‘ stsrways Commission, the
iptli hirer Commission. mania
its Rivers and Harbors com-
ud members of the National
to harbors Congress. The
‘ ' will travails thalixllo.
W Hliy‘,hlld"tlld [locum :
to produce a recital at a special or it ',
' When the Wheeler a Wilson band an agreement
loaves nridgsport October 14 to concur
pally Governor Woodruit and his as
ty ‘tcélaincstcwh, its members will he .
resplendent in new sailor-ms. They . ,
have already arrived. but the handball.
decided to hues them in cold storage, .
as
it
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