‘ .... “a A
it , Ila;-
.11. 1.1.1
oaths vI’m} marriages in The Nor-
alks during the month of May:
Births.
Mar! El
and Ric ard J. Giersch.
'l-—-John Henry McNerney, to Julie.
and James H. McNerney.
WDWIIMAI 1120 Mr. and Mrs. David
Grant Sturges.
Mon. to Lillian and Loulsh.
nolds;
12—5011, to Nora and Thomas Barry.
1m. to .l in. and George Aciteriy;
' icholl, to Florence and
,d’Nlflhols. .‘- '1‘"
Mdtflerklnsm Olive and
L‘QWII Albert Perkihs.
Daughter. .10 Nlola and William
ti. Abenflroiii':
.1381sz Julia Goldbach
H asset and Fred H.‘
“"1
h,’
xmd“ Fish, to Mary and
slits .. adhaml.
Arvbln' adhllins.
. cOartby, to Catherhe
g McCarthy.
1 9—M;ry Carroll to Margaret and
Patrick-Garbo" .- '1
23—Mlllam Mar, to Rose and Jo-
'senhgalflar.
.-Rey
to
| "V
nai,l'1 I“. girl!
his and Joseph’ Brugge
‘Bo—Nlcollna Maria Gallo. to Antonino
11'“! Jmepll Gallo:
stunner ‘aeholield Reynolds. to Le-
muster Reynolds. ‘
,1 1‘54 . .fi'.% .
. air ‘
.is .111. mm or birth: .
2—Son..to Allice and Charles Davis ~
(tine Gicrsoh. to Helen:.
i
ii
Sagan and Jo.
. Joann unpaid to‘An‘nle and Jenn '
27—Qaroliue Leonls'e Bmgge [to Min t
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 19081
l 1
thither
s
the firil.
Dress Goods Again Reduced
33c Bright Dress Plaids, down to. . . .190
59c Fine Dress Plaids, down to ...... 39c
Every piece of 50 and 59c Fancy Dress
Goods, light and dark mixtures,
.plaids and stripes. reduced to ...... 29c
Allioi the 62%1: Colored. and Black
Dress Goods, reduced to ........ ..33c
890"'and $1.00 .Black and Colored
Plain and Fancy Weave Dress
Goods, reduced to . ............. .59c
59c Fancy
French Flannels for Ki-
monas or House Gowns, reduced
to .. .. ......... 330
1
. Lot lot Fine any.) Dress Checks in
. W
2M1“!!! Ruth Lamb, to Mildred and
win Jinan
Ski—Elisa Jane Sherwood, to Corn and
Silas H. Sherwood.
" ill-e-Asron B Godfrey. to Laura and
Charles H. Godfrey.
,8—8011, to Henrietta and Samuel Wil-
h 111?"le i
--A ert 01y to Katie and Frau
soar. '2
and Ellis ll. Taylor. -
Bil—~Wallpce Eugene Winsnt, to Mar-
‘ fofit and Warren Wiliaiit. '
12:1‘ 11 Caruso. to Rosa and Feb.
"ic Caruso. ‘
-—Joseph Chester Hantord to Fran-
" scesfind Thomas F llanford.
6—0359}! 9 .Agnasa. to Sophie and
on Aguasa ‘
1 T1" ‘1‘?» lllrrlsgea.
elle Cameron and Robert
gmonsky and Andrew 811
"112.. Arnold and Edward J.
' Ie
207EdiiH it: Dalton and George A.
Avison.
BWAlka‘lndra Krsywicka and \\ llllalri
" iirlslwk. '
8%Mlnnte L. 'Rauscher and Robert E.
. rrls.
'39—?
a
sin Belnnrovltz and John
». - Stepkovskv
ale—Sarah M. Harris and Leon Golden.
Mdrchl9—-Lllllan Crockett and George
A. Key
Deaths.
M. I).
7 11
“Suite Mattilse ......... 55
nines Hadik ......... 36
Jv—E In Adams r.._......’r'.9 ’ 2 l}
.— h J Murphy ....... 85 .
. Catherine D. Roberts” .79 7
._ myrtle" Evelina Clark. 4 7 23
1'; Bibi Ackeriy (3 hrs )
‘Elizabeth Burr Mead” 70 2 27
" Harry Irving Smith” 7 1,9
‘ Bernard MeGinnls . 65
Frederick 'Mills ....... 5
arr'lé' 1. Crane ....... 1H 8 2
20
4
3 7
7
7 231
I 10
6 .
7 12
6 11-
, . 7’ 18
."~"- Gregory ..::.'..79 ’1
in?“ ee'P.New1nan. .60 "i“
Anderson.“ . 1.16“ 8 20
science tracds‘iito TAX
ViflthidPA'm. ' -"
June 17. ~Nlcholas
, 611110 Win lax ctfll‘ectoi- tor
' solvilnrnon. In has, recechd
" ll .nwruin 5.1111111 11 letter
m y ‘ nd a note,
A _ 840‘ in money
,. ad scrhilied a ently with
7' this hand-
L. theis'ehtier, mfii lliiih it was
- ., at during Mr. endhiser's
‘ til oflce’flrp hall, in making
. given the writer té'n ddllars
nd~thet the enclosed money
' (tellers and interest thereq
syn-vi- flit/H .‘
., .
nus,
. W'Tiiin
....’ ‘ ' 3111;; iii
. terda‘B him #311 own
$1“? in Hi: caseycr John Wucli
'f‘tiOnt'ichzd oi‘ murder in tlic
‘ '- in‘ New IHven county |lll
15~Bllsabduiunell Taylor, to ”Neil
. thins. Weiss tiled a counter claim, de
The Muslin Underwear Goes
15c Corset Covers at .. ........ ....10c
39 and 50c Corset Covers at ........ age
All 39c Drawers. at ........... ’. . . .291:
50c and 590 Dr ers, at ........... 390
$1.50 and $1.75 hemise. at ........ 89c
Lot of Child's Gingham Aprons.
were age, now ................... 17c
Lot of Infants‘ $1. 25 White Dresses
reduced to ...................... 69c
The $2.00 and $2.50 White Dresses
for children, now .............. $1.25
Corsets Again Reduted
All Standard Brands.
i
WOWOWWMOW OOMO””MOO 0WWON"”WQW”O
The Handkerchief Huitle .
l
V 1' . pf
«000W»«oeuuuuumoummweWWMOOewo
wee ing Pr'iCc Cut!
,. The Great Closing Out Sale goes right 0:1. Reduced prices have been again
reduced Some lots cost you one-third—-—some orie- half of the actual honest worth.
You should buy liberally, for such buying chances seldom come your way.
Read of the Bargain Banquet we have prepared for you, and try to be among
The 10c Handkerchiefs are .....
The 17c Embroidered Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs are now .......... 10c
Men’s 1234c Initial Handkerchiefs.
.......................... 3 for 50c
.5c
TWO HUNDRED HANDSOME
UNTRIMMED HATS, NEWEST
SHAPES. WERE 750 TO $2.00
EACH, ALL TO BE SOLD AT
......................... 25c EACH
Notions for Near Nothing
Braincrd 6: Armstrong Fmb. Silk.
Brainerd & Armstrong Sewing Silk. .7c
moo pleas, handed down a decision
awarding Mills damages of $810.39.
Tlills asked for $1,200 damages. He
calmed to have furnished materials 1
: ad labor for the Morrlssey residence
ill Golden Hill street Bridgeport. He
\‘ as paid $550Qn account, but never
icceived/the remainder. Morrisscy
declared the work wasn't performed
according to specific-.atlons
’ Davi Roth Was awarded $90 92
damage in his action against Leopold
Wei-ss' of Bridgeport. He brought suit
for '3500 damages, claiming that Weiss
rivfe'ved him {01' various small transac. .
“cl ring Roth owed him $351.95.
. 9‘ Superior court Judge Robin
to it acted down a decision awarding
htd‘coi'bd damages or :50 in his
is: 1 l gains: the Stamford Street ruin
my oinpany. Corbo was administra-
i 1r of the estate of his brother Anton-
in. who was struck and killed by a
trolley our ill Stamford July 28. 1904.
“'1 his memorandum Judge Robinson bridge.
will?“ that till; lived nuts did not use.24.
confined almost entirely to
events but few patriotic exercises be-
ing on the day's program.
of Chllrlcstown where the historic but-
lc was fought, was the center of the
day’s celebration. but even here the ob-
servance was on a much smaller scale
than that of past years.
program included state golf and ten-
nis champions. the Country Club's rllco
meeting, several yacht regattas. 11 race
meeting by the Bay State auto associa-
tion in Readvllle, nd bicycle races
Revere Beach. .
MORSE“ SON'WO MARRY.
CAMBRIDGE,
Benjamin Wyman Morse.
Charles W. Morse, the New York tin-
ancicr, and a memberof the graduat-
ing class at Harvard. secured 11 mar-
riage license at the-office of tho Cam-
bridge city clci'k yesterday to marry
Miss Elsa May
bert A. A. l'cvcy. city solicitor of Cams
'l‘bc ivcdding will occur June
spoltlni. ct‘lil and two t'l'llts u
The district lively. Prevailing llluli
—-_r
The sporting
TRUMBULL, June 17
yesterday.
at mlttcd suicide.
June 17.-—- honest.
son of
Mass,
wholly to blame.
Povcy. daughter of Gli-
o
advances being about half a cent.
stock on the hoof lllld a broadening of
the outside demand for the manufac-
tlll'l‘d products were held responsible
for tho upturn in the cuts.
TRUMBULL FARMER SUICIDES.
.—Tl1c body of
David Benedict, a farmer,
was found in 11 brook liclir his home.
it is thought that he 001"
Truth and justice are so closely
linlfcd that to be unfair is to be dis-
Men with big whiskers
Wives sometimes
dole on the large bunches.
Farmer—Sou, what did thclll to lcrs
do down in Washington?
Son——'l‘hcy put the motto "in God
we trust" back on tile coin. and then
spent the coin—Washington Herald.
0
summer WCIVOS. at -------------- 69C z 391: Summer Girdles ........... i . .19c g 10c Brush Braid .................. 5C
2 . . . . . . 3 5°C Standard Corset-s """"""" 33c : 8c Dress. Braid ..................... 3c
The Linings Must G0 :1 :3 3:22:22} 53:22; HMS???) 0 Marshall' 8 Linen Thread ............ 7c
"""""" L .......................‘
All standard Lining Cambrics at ...... 4c Shilgnens 95‘: Kn“ Walsts """" ‘9C g lacerr'FaffdltfnSeam Binding .......... g:
All (117.0 dpgfcalincs and Spun. Silks 1/ hr‘ddilfi :1; nggezgccigty Underwaists.19c 3 5c Fsinlllfhpig IBraid ................. 3c
re ace 0 . ................... 12 2c """"""" 10c i re aces ................. 5c
All 25c Sateens and Pcrcalines re- § Big" <Siktfilflon Suspender Waists, rc- 5c Linen Tape ...................... 3c
duced to ........................ 17c uce rom 25c ° """""""" 19c g 5c Hooks and Eyes ................ 2c
i “““WW‘ . 10c Hook'; and Eyes ........: ...... 5c
. . ' . ' 12§4c Cling Socket Fasteners ........ 5c
'3 y The Domestlc LOSS Es Portleres and Draperies : Cotton Emb Floss ............ 15c doz
~15: Plain English Long Cloth. ..... no 3-400 Portions. per pair .3 ----- $2 75 3 ’9“ 3”“ am“; """""""" ”"”°
T ke Red D k _ h 'd‘ 3 $3 5° Porti-res. per pair __________ $100 : 25c one an ms ............... 17c i
ur y. amas 5,541nc cs WI e, 15c and 25c Hat Pins .............. 5c
. reduced from age to .............. 181: $2 75 Fortunes, per Pa” """""" $1- 50 3 C St 1 o
Lat:va 7c Striped Outing Flannel at.. $2 00 Porticres per pair .......... 95c : roe Borset ce 5 ................... 5c 3
All-best :0 and xzyc Outin Flan- . $5 00 Couch Covers ......... $3 00 0 -5c arrcttcs ...................... 15c 2
‘ 2 g ”'5 ,. 50c Barrettcs ...................... 33c .3
nel now .. ..................... 7’/° $1 50 Fancy Blanket Robes ....... 89. § _ l i kl ¢
75c Table Paddings 54 incheswide 3 - . _. mm... W ., 23c Bet inc cs .................. 15c e
reduced to t . .45‘: BI k C f B : 50c gclt Buckles .................. 33c 3
. ' " ' ' ------------- i o. ....................... 1 c
W... n... a... an etc" 0m art argains : :1: $2.22.: ....................... .3; 2
reduced to ------- - ------------- 25C 89c Canton Blankets. per pair ...... 55c : W“.-- 3
Fine Kiln”? Flannelettes. dainty de- $1.00 Canton Blankets. per pair ...... 75c I 2
1' signsm pink, blue and lavender. re- $1.00 COmfort at ................ - 5.. Laces and Embroideries 3
§ .duced from 15‘: t0 ---------- 8 1'3C $1. 50 Comforts at ................ $1 00 c
.0 Dark Plaid Wrapper Flannelettes. $2 25 Comforts at ................ g, 49 All 50c V0115 "0W ----------------- 25C i
0 12%C grade, erUCCd to __________ 7%C $3. 98 COmforts at """"""""" ‘ . . .$2 00 All 50C Scarisfnow ................ 35C 0
g ‘ . Yardd dwide Cottage Diaperies. re- 211% $21.33 55:2: now $163; 3
. uce rom 25c to ............ -. .i4c """"""""" o
{The Wash Goods Slump m... Figured Sillcolines .......... 91.. 2}; 5C ,LaCCL ----------------------- 3C 0
§ ' ~ '. . All 20c Fancy Cretonnes ......... 121.. ’2 c ace """""""""" 7c E
. All 8 1-30 Figured ‘Prlnted Lawns and _ _---..-...._‘..-. ...._. snow...“ All 20c Lace ...................... inc 0
if: 2 Plain Colored Cheese Cloths ....... 5c All 25c Lace . ....... . ............ 15c :
3 All best Standard Prints. ............ 5c Closing Out the Stockings All 30c Lace now .................. 19c e
0 Fancy 10c Dress Ginghams ........ 71,,c All 42c Lace now ................. 27c 9
,3 'Fancy Isl/2c Dress Ginghams ..... 8 1- -3c Women's 25c Colored Lisle Hose All 17c and zoo Embroideries ..... 1212c X
3 Double width Cotton Plaids, bright pink. blue and lavender. now ...... 15c All 25c Embroideries .......... .15c °
. colors and gray effects, were Izl/zc, § A}: women’ s 25c Stockings ......... 19c All 30c Embroideries .............. 19c §
now ......................... 8 1- 3c A omen s 501: Stockings ........ 351: All 25c Veilings ........... . ........ I so
All of our fine 15c and 170 Sheer Or- Lot of Child' s we Stockings at ...... 5c All 50c Chilton Vciling ...u ......... 35c 3
gandie Lawns, now .............. me All Child's 15c Stockings. .3 pairs for 250 15c Columbia Saxony Floss and Ger- g
3 Famous Black Cat Stockings ........ 19c mantoun now .................... 7c
. Children's 25c Socks now ......... 15c ~-
§ . Final Waist Clean- -up g
0 Leather Goods
1 About 10 dozen Massed Waists. The Glove Reduéfions 3
_. The $1.25 Waists at....' ..... . ...... 391; All 25c Pocket Books .............. 17: 2
The $1.00 Waists at ............ 25c 25c Lisle Gloves now_ .............. 19c All 50c Bags and Pocket Books ...... 33c .
' The 500 Waists at .. . . . . . . .. . . .190 soc Lisle Gloves now‘ ............... 391: All $1.00 Bags and Pocket Books” 6.31: 0
Mini 75c Cambric Wrappers ...... .391: All $1.00 Kid Gloves .............. 75c All $1 50 Bags and Pocket Books. $1.19 2
Lot 1 1.00 Cambric Wra rs.. ....6 c All $1. 50 Kid Gloves .............. $1.1All $2. 50 Bags and Pocket Books. ”S1 ‘
9° PPe .. 9 . 5 75 z
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THREE DECISIONS ARE HANDED ordinary care in failing to look around BEEF GOES UP. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DOW W.N ulld see if a car were coming bclorc - Mahackemo~ M ii. Dchliap, 'l‘op
. he crossed the track. Another Little Raise t0 Offset the stone; il. Gurctt Scranton; li. ll.
Judge-.5130“ Finds for Two Blalntlffs. BUNKERWERSARY DrOp in Steel Rails. Mitt‘iilllllit‘ bNi‘iitV Y'llilliR liw‘lillmmllol‘l
. , , gov am son. c y: .. . lll' )llll, ’ -
fl ‘ and Judge Robinson for One.“ BOSTON, Juli 17.——'I‘bc observance ”CHICAGO. Julio 17.'-—ll(ilis(‘\\’_i\’t‘5: “3...; hi.‘(‘.:)\vlos, iiostoné .i. Tully, Now
;ln the suit of George E. Mills against or the. 133m anniversnrv 0f the battle .\(lt‘ called upon Mtllitlll) to dig dcl'lwi relic. l'l'cd Damon. \\t‘.~‘liit‘ltl2 t}. 1‘,
Thomas Morrlssey, of Bridgeport. of Bunker Hill in Boston and sur~ ilito their purse to... dressed burl: tui'lcloli, ll. ll. Phillips. liostoll; '\\'.
Judge Scott of the civil court of com- lroundlng cities and towns today was “mm and ”0‘“ mm“ "ddmmml i" 1“ linutt. Ph‘li‘d‘ql‘m“? 8' 1" Y‘mhm‘v
ll
pound. l't‘Slit‘C'
quotations on
Staten Island; ll. l1‘0\. Sluliitmd and
thirty Hugh-s; Charles Mool‘c Huston;
lddwul'd ilall, wlt’c ulid son. New Yt' rli
Clifford—M. L Alcycrliof. l’lliludcl
plilu; ll. .1. linl'tls. lit'nllctt (‘llupplc il.
W. l)lilln.'\\'. l.. Timpson. C. ll. lic-
FOI'tl, Lawrence Aguczzi, (‘.. ii. Kt‘lk‘l'.
.l. S. ’l‘cnucnt, Gcol'gc C. liuncl'ol'l.
Mrs. G. C. linllcrol‘t. Harold .lohli linu-
crot't, New York; William H. O‘Brien.
0. E. Hubbard. E. 0. Jones. ii. iii. \Vill‘
kel'. Mrs. Wesley G 'I‘ownscual and
daughter. Master Weslei E. Townsend
..i D. Griffin, w W. iIcckmali iiostou;
E. .l, (‘ooncig New London; ii. G. itcil
ley, Westtield, Me.
BUCKLEN'S ARNicA BALVE WINS.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1. Coch-
ran, 6a., writes: “I had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would hcal it
ulltli i applied Bucklcn's Arnicu Salve.
Less than half of a 25 cent box won
the day for me by affecting a perfect
’curc.” Sold under guurautcc at F.
H. Baxter's drug store. ”
aged sixty.
are not
'.
The Kind You Halli Always Bought
FAVOR GOVERNOR GUILD.
immigration League . Followers 81m-
port Hie Choice.
NEW YORK, June l7.——liccl:ll'lllg
lllut. Curtis Guild. J12, was today the
strongest candidate the Republicans
could name tor \Mlcti-lilf‘flltlf‘lli Be-
lull lililliilvvlllg (lil"'(‘t"l0l ol' tlicl\ Nutioilul
lecl'al ill ulglalloll Lcl‘lgllc. tolllly
lll't‘tllt'lt’tl I ll llli-l choice at Chicago
would lllll‘ up behind the party every
one of the many large classes of per-
sons with which this organization was
llssol'lllil'd. As at pionocl' llllll plltl'oli
ill the lilti\’('lil|'lll towurd 11 licllcciai'
solution of'tllc lllillllgrntloll pl'oblcltl.
llc. tlt‘t‘llll‘t‘ll, the governor of Muslin-
(‘lillh‘l‘llH ivuii at present known and HD—
lil't’t‘lllll'tl from tillt‘ end of llit‘ country
to “11' otllcr, l
"l'li'cl'y lllllll' woman and child of
the millions iii tho country. who are in-
tllliuttly interested in the immigration
question, will support Governor (‘rlllld
an ill“ ills! gll‘fll friend ol' the tonic .
lilt:lll imillld iwttcling the conditions.
lilt)lig tlii so ”lit 1: " he said. “Willi hln'
‘giltlll tongue and pop. Chills Guild,
l.1'.. has fought in the cause of the lm- I
migrant, and no ono of this _cxtcllulvc
Iclu» has 1'nl'gottcn this today. I (‘lill
11145011 from (1050 contact with olll|
work that no stronger vote-glitlcl
could be lltltlt‘tl to the ticket."
Andrew (‘allicillc (i'olncllils N lilisst.
lii hop l’ottcl' iicnjaluln F Tiaccy,
Wodrnw Wilson and Chalice w ll
liotl .lit some of these assoclzltl ll with
Mr. licllfll‘ in this organization for ll
pl'opci' trfifillllllloll and distribution 0
immigration. '
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Bears the
Signature of
FORMER GOVERNOR WALLER.
Says Under No Circumstances Will He
Run 101' Office Again.
NEW LONDON, Ll’uuo l7.-—-lt has
been suggested that Hon. Thomas M.
Waller. of New London, might be the
ili‘Xl llclliocrntlc nominee for the gov-
r'rnol'ship. and naturally he popular
ox»;'rivcinril"s host of friends are Mr
ti'rcsll (1 ill tht' su :gcstlon.
\‘.lil-ii asked recently what he
liil light about it. cx~Govcrnor Willlcr
lullaht'd and suld that there was not
1hr- l’llill in of plausibility ill suggest-
lili: lzle lililtu'.
He said that he appl'cclutcd
lirudlluvss and courtesy of PlilllIlE
f'i'ii'ui'li his llill’lit' among the possibili-
lics. but that lit‘ would not accept llit
zir'liifnntloli. worn it olicl'cd him, under
;:ll_\' (out-t-lvlllilc i'lrcnllistauccs.
"Wllilo i am not out of liolltlt‘s," lic
iuiil. "i am out of clilco holding. I
shall ll0\'t'l‘ consent lo huvc niv nnmc
llSl‘ll as ll candidate for tiny mill-ii;
ills itillt‘ implicdflhnt he meant cv~
cry ivorll 110 said.
HOW’S THIS?
We offer Olin. l'llllldl‘t'd Dollars Ito
word for iiiiy case of Cntarrh that can-
not be (‘lll‘l‘il by Hall’s Cainrrll Cure.
l-‘. J. CHENEY & (70., Toledo, O.
\\’c. tlic undersigned. have known F.
.l. (‘licney for the last 15 years. and
bciicvc him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
iiiin to carry out any obligations made
li_\' his lli'lil.
WALDING. KINNAN Sr MARVlN.
\V'liclcsnlc Druggisls, Toledo, 0.
Hull's Culurl'b Cure is taken inter-
lizllly. acting directly upon the blood
'l‘cstluloiiluls sent frcc.
bottle. Sold by all drugglsts.
putl'm.
HARVARD OARSMEN SUSPENDED.
the i
and mucous surfaces of the system. ~
Prlct 75¢ per _
'iultc ilull's F‘llnlily Pills for constl
Fish and Morgan Violatelr’College.
. . «new...» we».
“lT'S 1N THE BLOOD"
itching, scalding. torturing
ECZEMA
is promptly cured by
Dr. Taylor's Great
Eczema Remedy.
which pl:l'l.’.1..' inc blood. rc-
movcs all poisonous matter from
the system, and brings lit'llliil-
lit-lit relief by eliminating the
cause of the disease.
No Cure—No Pay.
Ask for free lllllsll'atcd booklet.
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SOLD
BY
PLATNER a BRADLEY,
South Norwalk.
FOR
PLOYEES.
BALTIC. .lulic 17——-'1‘ho lillltlc cotton
mills company, it is stated. lluvv lilllt't ll
:1 contract with Norwich parties for
the immediate construction of u lill‘ w
llrtlrvolr north ot the village to sup
ply the company‘ s tenants with Willtl
It iilll cover. it is said llcllrlv tiilltv
titles and when filled will contain sonic
$10,,09000 gallons of water Mniiv illllll
mulls of dollars Will be t‘xlit'litlt‘d lli
its construction and several lllilitll't‘ll
[it'l‘SUllzl given steady clllploylncllt all
summer and autumn.
___....______—.~
RESERVOIR MILL EM-
limit:
.iiist llllillt‘ Fliiilc splclldlll biscuits ‘-
Medal li‘lour. ll
(:1 illl
l‘l'r'l‘l'.
Have You a Traveler 8
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We ul'v agents of
the 'i‘r1'chlels.
Flrc. Litc, Accident and Marine ill-
surancc.
J. M. Layton 81 Co..
IncOrporated.
No. 5 Railroad Avenue, south Norvvaik
MG W " 61‘ S
are the very highest grade BALL
BEARING, which reduces the friction,
and makes it possible to use a under
.mnchine with less cii'ort; can bo.ull-
justcd very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
0
HARDWARE,
112 WAIHIMGI'TON STREET,
1. 'Phone 667.
1 .
‘ 11.3.1.1 rm.—.z
FRANK C.
Rule in Removing Books.
t‘AbflilillKlld. Mass, Juno i?.—~Tlld
indefinite sllspcllsion
Hell, No. 2 on lllt‘ Harvard
crew. and Charles C. Morgan, .li‘.. of
lllt‘ Harvard four-onl'cd cl'civ, both of
'\'oiv York. forcing them to suspend
and
“as announced hr the lltlllllllisli"ilil\(.‘
board of Harvard University. yester-
day, after a iiicctilig Monday night ill
(‘lliiilil'iligc. The men were suspend
ml for an alleged violation of a college
i‘llll‘ forbidding thc removal of books
or pallipiiicts from certain libraries
t'lillllt‘f‘lt‘d with the university. The
suspension of Fish. who is one of the
vctcran oursmcll ol' the “varsity crow,
leaving :1 vacancy hard to fill, will
weaken considerably the Harvard
eight. -
THINKS lT SAVED His LIFE.
Lester M. Nelson. of Naples, Maine.
says ill a recent letter: “I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many years.
for coughs and colds, and i think it
saved my life.
lilo remedy for throat and lung com-
plaints. and would no more be without
:1 bottle than i would be without food."
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head of throat and
lung remedies. As a preventive of
pneumonia, um] hcnlcr of weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
at l". H, Baxter‘s drug store. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle tree. "
of Sldilcy W. .
“varsity ‘
li'iiiini: for tho iclliaiilder of the you '
thus making bolll incligiblc to ‘
(oliipctc in the annual race with Yale. .
I have found it a rclia- 1
A "'1. . 1L.
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DELEGATES TO ROADS CONGRESS
ltit'lll yesterday appointed Colonel
Charles 1". lil'omweli. Clifford Richard-
son and William Bags as delegates to
icpi'escnt the United States at the In-
tcrnational Roads Congress. which
meets in Paris on October 11 next.
"liruddcr Ambonc. l sce my claim
dis mawnln‘ (int do end ob de World
am .lpproaclllli' illiprcsscd you."
"Yes. indeed, portion. i wuz afraid
it would kctch us befo’ you got from
“what is
“Futber.' said little Rollo,
an anurchist?‘
"All anarchist lily son, is 11 man who
would want to mob the umpire, even
if he was doing everything possible to
give the home team the best of it "
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