pi e. \‘i'. l NMW purchase of the nine (1 lszeok. ‘ Dept quality Taffeta “aim in No. 200 Full 7. inch Toilets. Rtb- Women's Black hitch liose. all *9 Patrol lpstber Belts. in white. Ladies' White Embroidered Linen cit-ml fire 9.7;:rlpo9d in while and styles of regular 250 numbers. glans and brown. 25c value. itclts. Regularly sold at 15c. ‘93” ‘ l ““9 t I . no . Saturda so. try stir up polling it 9 ant pretty soc Yord. 9 °‘ “N V 17" . ~ A ° Y 9 , “a" 3° sAfcguwm‘h ‘°. mm" 259s “susrsa asowu" srocu. females/saute, 19c. 25c spur act: s'rocsmos, 19c. -— . 1N“ - Boys' Blue Overalls, fall out and Women's Black Cotton Hose. with i “if. it I .‘ 9. Piiin flairs sad Light. nll pleated skirts. wide fold mod: others 9. Costs are Prime shined With pear1 but- 93qu suit in this lot was 37. so; others $8.oc. Take Moms; 7 mail ms a‘tssoN. sec. ..99 and Wm” ‘ .s-tsl er Dresses self ItrIpfid. tailored stitchin. full skirts. ~Colors are Black. Brown. Tansgfihies and tripes. These Suits are regular $15.00 value: considered I big leader at $12. so in many places. Here tomorrow, ,‘ $4 The ‘New Peter Pan’ Waists. Somethin entirel new. roads of line Dotted Lawns, with sailor co at of gin c919r. three-‘qturter sleeve and wide cuii‘; front firtirgfid‘twith large tie. and sailor knot: in Blues and Red. Regular 9n. 50"value. tomorrow. hail price, ‘ ”WILACK LACE STOCKiNGS. 176‘. 1 ‘cutLanN's sEL'rs. ice. AT Till: LOWEST PRlcl‘s or THIS SEASON. liLL‘L aub‘alidlls PURCHASE or White Wallis. The balance of the stocks of three well-)tnown makers, about titty different models. every one up l.. dom heard steaks, but makers that you know can be relied suc 'is new they will besold here tomorrow: biped. must beautiful aficionado $3 97. susaotosaeo sears. 9c. thghams and every color. ‘31 MW” 1' i new i is '. Mfg boy [- go grain, and Wilson Ind edy': conversational 'fion Point management has room in the to “ii” and has Point tomorrow night. clear. warm weathpr- ‘ In; to. hustle about the A ‘. Hunter drolle down to 99 w . Ye . s of Comfort cottage at ‘- sc APRQN cincHAMI. me. ' An entire case of Amosltesg Apron ny of 80. Buy all you want beta. Tomorrow MAO. Buster Brown's Stockings. sizes minute in It is ad quality. This ts an‘ opportunity sel- ot I few odds and ends of some unknown the “OPERA, " “UNIQUE. ” “STANDARD. " etc.—goods tint have a world-wide reputation. And this StasandSrsoWais‘ti;...l.............~...,....369c Tmred SmooFineLawnw t . r49 sasouccmdainsrolu Waists....... $1.69 $3.00Handsont‘ely Waists ...............$rgll $4. 50 and $5. on White Waists, all' over embroidery. line lace trimmed nets, or Cindy and embroidery com- / Waist iar $2. 295 value. to the upon. Wash White Linen Skirts. told claimed. extra full; regu- Skirts. TOIHON'OW, $1.39. kct. Tomorrow, 14 tNCH EMBROIDERY FLOUNt‘r Fail 14 inch Etnbroidcry Flanne- ing9 Regular ‘prlcc 390. Saturday 929: pl $1.50 SILK GLOVES. 98c. iv New line of Striped M as Suits, in Blacks. Browns 'and Blues, considered the bo'si' “so value on the mar- $4. 98. beautiful ash Suits ABNOLD’S BATIBT‘. lOo. Arnold's Fine Batiste and“ Lawns tlornl clfccts. stripes aids ctc. Known as the best2 butiste manufactured. Here Tomorrow 10:. 16 Button length All Silk Gloves. 5c CORSET WHO, 31:. 9903‘: “mg‘ 01‘ ' nail, 60c vollto. .1. 8 .9 9. .9 p.94:- .9 . York, are Mid!“ M3“ ‘ cottage at . throw on the piss- Hotel and 99%” 0111139999“ 3‘1““ng e island. Hoyt’s Oscawauda Point. for them .. > Nork parties tor thosooso M s relude Eovts‘ and cyd. and dancing and talking the singing and duo a pretest rill) hey. have leased it eodple ea titanic es Beltane, the 11. i o te renovated. fiiready We r front Ne site coins no. «law a at Pine Point. lanolicstlli .liillhzr. new?“ oipz‘éevery nlsht P“? g crowds are 6:4 providing York. rubber goods and Mrs. Olsen arc $1993 improving the mute-babies" Marius. I new, tloor over Klyn “property at Pine dim is serious for the is expected 911:! a ham Were IIallr. as is out oboutu land Brill unruly ens: “Nudge i911 er and delimit-Jr slim Ml} drill Bessie Mll getawn, arrived yesterdayI r cottage at Bella Isa Eur-nus mgynwfll “cupy for fife: You conit fail with with electric lights. from Georsptown yester PM if: have ur- and summer 9 They took Animals It ‘ i' Hol- in 9951991939 1 es. which were M'Tllel at ”true. age woro‘ "‘ 91st lectures truck. with the lilikbibrlo in the ' sell this Millpond he ed placed ed mot in Milk Win bassist-are w 9 season. are expected a" ‘ w to occupy 9's we also horses, ' tics coass'r covaas. sac. Nainsook Corset. COv~ d- embroidery: trimmed. QMtit I doses different styles. Us- ‘ Charles Jarboo and family. of NW RWANGIAL AGENT spotted to arrive at their The Ellis and Phillips families, oi ”iidroolrlyn, have moved into Dudley ill. The linker petiole Belle island. has been rented” New or Ind tamily will vacate the latter part of next week and go to Beach tor the summer. Extensive improvements have been mdde to George F. Footes cottage at Mile island but Mr. Fonts and fam- lly will not live there this season. groom. who have recently ectnrn- d from their wedding trip and will movew in next week for the season. .ergac and family. or Deal nary, have secured the Romans cot- today. Mr.- wright is a DInbury business man. being in the wall papers in the batting city. e 0.01an has leased his cottage Utawana. at Pine Point, for . the meson to J. W. Buckley. a New boos the cottage and will vacate on the 21st at the month. in order to give way to Mr. Buckley and family.- Managcr Hickey, of the old l-iavl otel at Belle Island has ses— 9tl99 upd' expects many more Mir. and Mrs. Henry L. Rowland ave a number of guests at the Ret- oof cottage. and are expecting quite anfilntiux the first of next. week. he clubhouse of the Pine Lodge Club. at Pine.Point has been titted ’—'-'—"T—' new. rails: Hoses HITCH Old wIII Truck Fiouse Have Been Chopped. * ‘A’ satislactory solution on the Old With Hook aadtudder three horses when at: pitch has been at? last round. l is be revels Yesterday the you Is 13'0“ Welt quarters to Putnam Hose - chm airy triad 0! weather. wagon team was also Mycbctulcsittruck yester- zarbagc wagon. and they have to sut- ter the lgnomlny of coming down from their lormcr high station as, tire -Wi—9 I-Is-flw—- o... ..»,.ti . mws‘ , wit-n. toss sunscreens l '1'”"",, ' » Had Been Wanted In Boston tor. * shame Tillie on a Charge cl 9 Larceny at $25.000 . BOSTON, Juno 12.-Cardcnio F. King, the financial agent of this city. who tor some time maintained exten- sive uttlces in Boston and New Y,ork and who left this city last. February; appeared unheralded at police head- quarters here today. announce d his identity to theotllcial on duty, and surrendered himself in answer to an indictment churgln him with larceny of 825.338. The In lctlncnt, which is on. thirty-one counts, was returned against him two months after he went away. still is blood on evidence of perzcns who claimed to lutve sent mon- Kt'ng tor him to buy stock for them and that the stock had not been delivered. it is clicked that King loft Boston use or the pressure brilliant to bear by those investors. For dolls be- fore his devotion, it is alleged his of ties was best by individuals who ldio his business. had lost by deal with him. A tow days after his disappearance, a recetv. or was unpainted to take care ot Kings business, and after an examina- tics of his books it W touud that on. 1y a few dollars lanolin and hunt: dc- posits remained On April 11 the grand: Jury returned a secret indictment I st him. The tact that: on indictment had been re- turned was not known until the po- lice scat broad t throughout that country partlcuia asking for his ar- rest. King come over from New York on the midnight train last night, arriving in Boston shortly betorc 7 o‘clock this , morning. Later- he walked up treat the South station to police headquar- tors without being recognized by any icing at police headquarters he mmml iman Downey at the door, sired the editor it Superintendent llco €011.11. Pierce was in his of. Dick goo-Th odicor told him that the superintendent had not» at arrived, :but it King would ate nto the op- lice he might wait for a Ispsrintehm tomorrow. headquarters: I". King. -ii Tents cottage at Pine ldle- shit. at A little inlet u lln was posted. t bud surrendered season. Jr. as: hound per work, but it‘ clul agent. in l nadir and Hrs res in this city. Daubury bride The rooms were and Kin began (191911199011 Janna? 1 paper, t e abandoned the months, snylngi more than 82500 Early this ten and took posses- ncss over to thi merchant. ‘ Mr. now residing at brnry were sold the clalms of h WASPS A E. Watson. tWel ‘o Gold Modal Flour. stungby wpsps frogast I pond transferred from closed tishtbl team some JAeutehant and,» on summoned Captain Joseph Dim, ed the Human or Criminal tnvootljatlcn. Upon" Cap-s, talc 1)th s arrival. King surrender-mi himseit tormgly to titer omelet. maimed en tskonupstslrs to the inspector's olden. w he awaitedhla the arrival or his on tiers he was lethally placed under case is B thshin’stOn. name is 0'31“!“ the suit Maw“ web’s up Hish Thé Gouge and doing duty on the l roam rel smoothed A low mmnonta later the to! letting bulletin was posted at lmlict‘. inspectors arrested today Ctmlenio street, Brookiine to; the larceny ot “5,838, on at counts. at various times between June. t. in" aadtli‘ebntary is 1908- trolnh John G. McCarthy.” King is a polite o Formerly lie \\':is‘ engaged in nowspn been active as a promoter and (than the big Washington street omen also was opened in New York. palgn. wrich apparently was success- so entangled that be made his busi- tlruo later he disappeared Soon after that a receiver was appointed to ban alnlnatlon dlsclosed that King had‘iia- bllitios aggregating about 8300.000. House, furniture. automobiles and il- married. and has a family. ...._.__‘_.__..__. TTACKS BOYS. Brunt: and Newark Children Badly Stung In Connecticut. WATERBURY, orlt. N. J.. Joseph F. Trainer, thirteen, ot-the Bronx. and Willie Maison, tour- teen. at 01111111119. were all so seriously terday afternoon that their parents have been sent for The boys had stripped nearly naked. When the wasps attacks others ran to his aid and selves stung from head to loot. The eyes' of Watson and Hudson have .RUII ta SJUED FOB DWDBCE «unsound 1- ”Don Antonio Rois y Oil» vases attache It the Cuban was as Senora Dona Agnes tlon unit: notional c Ruts. Young muohlo. beam ”‘91; NEW CURNENCY ACT. A i In tor Additional Funds. all are d! 00 Powell pp y 9 supplementary buile lint 301ml The set'retnrt points on tnnouneiug that King him cit. Neiih Carolina under the net. r many yearsho has 005 King opened oili- occnpylnx a floor it build a iavisly furnished. An 9 than 20 ptr cent. an ndvoi‘tislng com- 1 1007 he. storied a lioston 'l‘rlbnne but prolect utter ton hat it had cost him 00. is his adults became one of the act. tinder section three, of the soot. ee trustees. A short 9 right to add to. and include in,’ th and the receiver‘s as at auction to satisfy elation. is creditors. Kill; is or disapproval is promised by Treasury Department. .n-un—n . June 12.—.Jamcs . currenc vo years old, of Now- y states and sections. banks within some of the states a while out shooting in North Oakvllle yes Watson the are linear tor the tornration of Insect I. Mug of the misery and w all to! s donor Appifittohs mr' ltd ”$1:de and thorns! The compisint in banks not members or the tips plalntts'sooun~ nf‘ths currency, who will advl “"98. it; til. OBI) ”1 her whpreabouts. WASHINGTON, June 12.a-—Secrethr\' (fol-telyon today made public a Treas- ury Department circular carrying into effect the new currency not approved that tilt to are two methods of npplyln: for additional national bank cum-am Banks in contiguous territory mar organise curzenct asso- elations providing [help are at least ten banks in each association with minimum aggregate capital and sur- plus 0! at least $5,000,000. while the g. lildividnsl hunks must have an unint- pnlrcd capital and surplus or not less Any member of such an association wltlilontstnnding circu toting notes of not less than forty per cent, oi its capital may obtain addi 'onnl circulating notes under section National banks of the“ some standing as to capital and sat pltlmut not members of an associa- tion, may obtain additional clrculatliou he secretary of the treasury reserves the territory or a currency association and continuous territory containing no tionai banks which would otherwise be excluded from or lnconveniently lo. cated as to a national currency asso The Treasury Department will for nish application blanks for joining an association and the prompt, approvgl l c A table shows by states the amount 0: capital and surplus of national ,bsrfis entitled to membership in the association arranged by Secretary Cortelyou says it will be soon from this table. that the patio at not eligible to form by themselves cur- lency associations for lack of aggro-i irate capital and surplus. so they must be aflillatod witlybun’ks tn contiguous states for that purpose. The secretary will not at this time allot any tcrrttoryll aliens 0th or than as indicated in his. circular. The secretary may assign to an asso- ciation any q uallhed national bank which did notV take part in its forms- tton A subsenuent circular will do WOW 9931:: is} (:199d Torr "I V “I y(stimulation path, and althou yet been sorted upon may be addressed to the consular: broke down hard part of the ,3 the mfihd was rabbit from beneath 11. annual upon the tang. uicnfllllm V , . . _ FOUNDATIONS, To. High Point Collar Foundations. lisual price 10c . Saturday 70. 501: F. P. 61110130933513, 39¢. inched. Regular price one well made the is the regular nloeo split sole. Regularly sold at , 10mm tin r 9 white ' n d ‘ Yar n s “we r 9 9 r. to 715. only. Regular price 25c. price. 919 . ; £225“ 1 , 1999999919 lt§iiitbirmeO “quality? 3 an 9899 9999;519:1119 Cor 9st rs. can 9 This means every style ' 9 Tomorrdtv’tse. 9 ,. 9‘ i 8I9tu9 ay 19c. , _, ,9 fl fHsrje Tomorrow, 191%. l sum-day are. sum” 3°. Worth every pcn- " _ “ ‘ 9.9.... w . . ‘- R P. Girdlel. with supporters at- asturday 300. manual. wawuc tacos. 19° v. continual. so a. lease and Write? Wlfflbk itotih.“ Coii’gdon 8113;!» "Kai. bimaer Regular price 25c ' Saturday 19c. .“W’vi‘vro 7.191 fr amount of public deposits held will be paid by the depositary banks. to be aécrctary Corteiyou Gives Methods tor computed trout June 15,1908. and to .be. payable July let, the same year. and tliorearter on January l‘st and July 1st annually. interest will be paid on the entire amount held by regular deposi- tartes in excess of the amount needed 1 for the transaction oi public business. Slouch bank will be advised by letter of the amount of its exemption. Finally, the secretary reserves the right. upon notice. to increase the rate or interest to be paid by doposltarles CARY FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. MbeeConmetleut ,Wlll Furnish a Running Hats for rye». That Methert l9}. Cary, or the Con} nccticut delegation to the Democrptic national coaycntlon may receive the nomination or vlccprosident in the Denver convention is a story that has gained a good deal in the quatittcs’thnt go to make a story loll lo. it has inn oiled about the State and over into adjoining states, and he‘s found its way into the public prints or these various stated. Mr. Cary Was a Democratic candidate for governor of Connecticut bric't in 1902, and he made a good Hill as Democratic runs in this suite have (one ml to years it is conceded that the in sures up to the qualifications. arid here in Con- uccticut Democrats would like to see the nomination poo to Mr. Cary or to Archibald McNel of Bridge ”L who also has been mentioned. a story, in its latest editions. is that. the (ion- uocticut dole tion is booming Ml: Cary tor the e, and t delega- tions from other states are lending their support. As to this phase of the matter there is no reliable informa- tloa. it is certain. however that Mr. teary. or tor that matter. hii'. McNeil. |it he were nominated, would receive tbs uganimous support or the Connec- tl'cut elegates. Hero is. what Homer 8. Cummings. Democratic National Committceman. had to any regarding the matter-to- "“ld‘r. Cary is a one than and I stew ling Democrat, had worthy in ev way of the collimation fory vice-pro» dent. The name of Senator Archibold McNeil, of Brid rt, has also been mentioned 101‘ some Moon. 1 i p -. t l dent .1! use lhrr‘ one the method to be followed in 011- the national convention on m 0 d King‘s then shown :99? the 0919th 1:01 the sterloui “madame Ruiz; l3”‘“‘$“9l"%““i. circulation through: 99939961? 9r; vigzglresgswnithecs éfittg High of the depot 'snperlat out. w are w momma tmcusa It span one an curr ncy assoc I» s 0 W190. $113932: page sled the planted“; Kinda peg-:91: duty'Ki (1 ”roll! Mddirdpt “all”? 90:“;- $1139. palsy“ ys gigging-i999 tln9g dinilliflnl’i‘ Connecticut sup"; 9% not boredom """" an to men. as e vorce n- scorn c any I Emil! that: said, '11 «this! J lust becomeg$through banks; Dfltfi lotion. , howev‘er. 9 UNDER With: 0? AU'l‘b solids. this motor: “Commie F. King lopsided the the“ beginning at another divorce suit, must submit their applications for ad- WINS'I'RP; June 13 1! Gold Iltion in the city for the department, licuteliant. “ . . in which Women anguish; mods! «new 01 “will: ngfimwa of stain, three 'yeIi-s old a I new i "Yes." ‘wss th as the deter: The sun tn‘. the“ the Insects "on and not the.-secre W‘fip iniun' unfit the w racers :1 I car this morntnpA “tho lost; it is said. driven by 9.93%.)“ Hart Mn- "is appealed: hi its this driver put the achlne mm litter the girl. When it topped this nine? tan. Regular 6c county FNENGN OFETCEN DEGNADED: ,I-w-u—ta Found Guilty of Attempting to Sell Government‘s..89crets. TOUIJON, Juno 12.——A pitlablc spco taclo the degradation of the traitol, Charles B. Ulttuo. torincrly a naval oi- ncer. occurred at St. Roch Square here today, in the presence ct an enormous crowd. Ensign name was arrested at i‘culon last October, chargcfi with be ing a spy. An examination of his offer. is , showed him to be in possession of many valuable documents. Last Fcb- , iuary he was round guilty by a court~ martial of attempting to sell uuvni so crew to a foreign power and sentenced to life imprisonlt‘nent in a icrtress and to be (1er a rank. . Train excursions were. run into Par. is and thousands 01 people fro mtho surrounding country cause in to..wit- ness the ceremony. They packed the sidewalks and covered the adjacent root‘s. walls and ramparts. The press. are of the crowds was so great. that it threatendod to sweep away the 1lncs or soldiers and sailors drawn‘ up around the square. After‘ the troups had been reintor’ced with two line rcgi meats. a battery of artillery and two squadrons of cavalry, Uilmc. wearing his uniform and sword, was led into the rectangle where the commandant read the order thatnlilimo had betray- ed his country and was not worthy to Wear its tmlform. Two suhalterns then tookolt his sword and stripped him 0! clievr and buttons. One at this subalterns poke the‘ sword some his lines threw the broken blade in. 111me t. in this plight limbo was compo 61M march at the head or a suit gore! ‘fsold are around the rectangle old! the hauls and tears of the crowd. ,H’e walked with his bald head sunk upon his breast and his eyes staring strut t in flout or him. Tears were str ‘ dbwn‘ his face. Several thousand recruits witnessed Ullrpc's degradation. ow ill be deported to Devil's island, oil the coast 999"“ French Culture, “our" Major Drey- can a trpnr'ittlt to 1899." I‘M“ How“ mes aha; “acumen." w I “99le we New York- “ may no Here. lilf‘owers, of Broad River, the («monies for the New York Journal, Ipparentttdies not like the way in 1 which Gemstdelt brands. on which he latest. implicit“ W: the town; ' In la‘st evening's ”issue of the Jour- nan,- as had c‘oethufitl picture. It With entitled “Cdudtry'r Lifo’ ill Amari- ea. or How‘ They improve Roads at Noswsikv flour-sad Elsewhere." '1 The lit-It picture shows wretched spices or road. which he stile . way the ct buyer" finds it. ext is a beautiful It owner' I expense 990d 'dt the property next is the way the road minimisi- makes repairs on the II has street. by cutting out the proud throwiug loud. and r 11% :g'mfi “3‘11““: e street. its) «.1.
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