Entrlss lisoslvsd tor Event at Indian-
am up." ”‘4. spoils, Tomorrow.
32"! ‘ INbI‘A‘ItAronls Ind Juno 4.4.9...
narstions are being malls tor the na-
tional balloon race. which will he start-
' We at I p. or. tomorrow. Allen
W it. c. groom“, of ills r-oril. an; leIiVl
1*... E I V8 7 GI
'1" . lioaI’yII'goW Aliyah“ filly: to
' ll-
“on thabsllolrn experts to arrive
10‘ lalt'nlsht was Mater H. B. Harley, of
the the United States Weather Bureau.
He will prepare charts of air currents
(or the aeronauls.
Six balloons will start In the contest
of the national championship cup of-
mfered by the Acre Club of America.
TthAeronauts and their balloons are
as follows:
Carl Fischer and Capt. (l. L. Home
bmh. oi lndlanapoii In the indiana.
a.ll Baldwin. of car York. and
Char es 'Walsh of Mount Vernon, N.
Y. win the Hoosier.
1 is not surprising
iii ‘ thatln eosoms
. nposlam steps the Itching with
' m proceeds to heal Im-
are chronic cases In
1 = iinlnor n troubles.
I’drimples, black ds. son‘s.
Mal.
_ of Cleveland In the Cleveland.
«I? m ”"h- “Inn'd'nf Albert Bond Lsnlbcrt' and II. E.
‘ ' r ” “"1"“5’": ”9 ca 0“ Honeywell of St LDIIII’i, In the St Lou
”.me orgy es of posisln are .II III. ,
3%“ M“- m John Berry and Paul McCullough.
VVVYB‘E‘W I“)? fl! bf St. Louis, In the University City.
W "M ."9'1, 0 A. ‘Helland Forbes and Capt. Har-
,. 1 , , men, of New York, in the New York.
. .... Governor Marshall will preside at
RECORD DUMMERWRAVEL. the ceremonies‘I‘iacident- to the as.
chicane, dune lr'v'Iilayol to. m ““3”“-
past/mi summer resorts and to ' - .
‘lubeard cities this summer bids l'sir 1N9 'W'W’e“ "‘9 “move" 0‘ 3 51-090
h .
‘Vbl'eak :1 {fiffi‘i‘fiflf‘fifigfigflb . Bennsylvsnla town of Washington has
“thV line 1. It is reported that 33":th an IVanulryV.l .3 pdVthlnnV 3: tbs
, ‘ -. , .‘V'qtlrymgl we e rece o«
«1" day 0' the ”'6 more than wwfi'nalicertalnlns the genulnesess oi
dado-tickets were sold tram ,
..to New York,.- which Is near--
Iv.” p.er cent. increase over the num-
illiYI‘of ”Inset. field last year on‘ Julie
1% Asou shore resort Isa
son «is ‘isuroeiy ropsn yet. «but the In.
W [Dummmatlon regarding them
indicate! Itlmllthcre will he phoneme
. anMVIWo in travel this year. This
' lube the first season of low summer
i" tourist «hummus-c. the round trip
Gwen‘s 0051312120; ll '
185. 50 over the diner
comes: wRfllillUis . INOREAOE. ‘
PEKIN. June t~Rccent statistics ,
allow that the customs revenues oi
the empire are Increasing principally
omacdeunt oi the extension of trade
with blanchuria. The receipts at Dal-
. ‘ny now exceed those at Klao Chow, wfio "Aura: ADVANTAGE or
and revenue from opium ls dc-
ennui: "Benin and China Ibave ' '1 1' H
“opts: an agreement to establish Electric"), m the . ome
‘ I'm WWI“ “WW “I “03"“ AND Also evenv LAUNDRY
‘ SHOULD
Webb: c.AI;l. 12o. Use Electric Laundry Irons
They do the work better with less
‘ -‘ onV1- Lou s11eV labor, do not cool off. and the expense
stops the moment you turn oil the
witch!
See our stock M‘EIactI-Ic Laundry
Inn‘s Vtoday. ask the price, [and Iron
by Electricity.
Tsi. 85-4.
9'75‘lullllllll'llls'I’.
illoYT's THEATRE
._ 1'“ ~co°led"hy"-Eioctrie Fans.
mom nonhuman.» anomnaoer‘
V Telephone No. 112.
'" V‘Mltllilfl Wodnladay and-Saturday.
IV’IIyI VCIIanoc Monday and Thursday.
I TuolilsysuWeek
sun: .
‘Eor Hchather’ s Sake’
Nest Monday.“ "“be Brown Loft
.3 Room.”
It; cream Matinee Every WMi'
r' OVNDAVY NIGHT FIVE oottaas IN
1 more will. as olvauimwm.)
the mayllbfiililum legal“ in. RM
. fig itu's. Bin‘sll Tables. researches.
VWItiItGI’ and Reed .’ Hotel Mahaclrerne
.l. n. CONNOR. MVg'r.
.__._-
iequal these articles tor coaxial-u
soothes. and artistic elects.
.Tlle A. J. Angcyille
““dz Sen (302'j‘ "
Service and Cuisine Up to Date. 2
Romania per day and upwards. I
block and General Information 'l'leilar.
Sunday Dinners, 75minl
. VTEL. CALL us.
g
£1
a.
I
2
'0
,3
z
2..
a.
ll!
E'l
A II. Morgan andJ. H. Wade. Jr., ..
bill III the, collection plate at the,
. en a thorough lest.
T 'llle Reed & Veil: Elcdrical Co, 1
' .. 36‘ mlhln‘gton 8t. . .1
7. .. rooAv ANVo MArIVns: rouonaowr 1
. but one... “To" View. In Ir 9in ‘
l
’5‘! I; ifi'l‘ia
' ball a 'rAnvA'rION. '
Newly-licolsd Vice-Regent of National
0. A. R. Unable to Take
Nourishment.
PAWTUCKET, R. 1.. June 4.——-Mrl.
Stdphen F. Fisk. viceressni or the
National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and prom-
inent throughout Rhoda Islaudull ed
\cstcrday. Aucerdinc to‘the "
I'nnllly physlc.lan Dr. JPnes 11. Wheat
on, death was due to lick of nourish-
ment. Mrs. Fisk was 57 years of age
lllld was the wife of a prominet dross
gist or this c.IIy Elle had been In poor
In sub {or months. but use able to nt-
Irud the national convel‘ltion of the
‘ Daughters or lilo. American Revolution.
held In Washington. last April, when
she was honored by an election to the
vicepresldency.
Mrs. Fisk was operated upon for an
Internal trouble on March 24. but her
condition was week at the time, and
' since the operation her digestive or-
lrnns had been so Inactive that they
could not perform their proper func-
tions. The result was that she died
from starvation, according to II state
moot Issued last night by Dr. Wheaten.
sAéaaALL av ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
CINCINNATI. 0., June 4.——-’l‘lle
pl'pctit'filbillty of playing baseball by
:lltiilclnl light soon will he tested at
tile Cincinnllil Peril. This problem
bus engaged the attention a! President
Garry llerrlnauu (or several months.
All eastern Inventor has devised a sys
Deal of Illumination which is to he giv-
l‘ll'c tnli steoi
towers have been erected mid mechan-
ics are now at work Installing artillc
inl suns. The first night name Is
schoduledl‘or the evening of June 19
and will be played by the (llncinnalis
against a. selected team of amateurs.
If the game organ a success It series
“sunbeam Wed 00008:. the
name will appear
vdi IeyVou om Ills «much
”‘ ibout a 21,
1
as is known, by every .1
‘r lllc.‘ Wowpu’ mm; l 1110
" . lt-wouillI‘Ibo Mi I
v‘fifiy woman who to
white biotin; ls deli .tcd when also ,lrics
l .,1
Laundry Bluen 5"? _' '
II make“: theiclorbcr so while a
'I‘llatisbcczalseitais WIRCIEMWBI 1 .
pure Ultramarine BIoc—Laclmdvllédged sci ’rhc
best media for the purpose.
No dycrr-llothing hilarious to Belch or ialtic.
Enough for several large washings in each
package-rill max/in bag: trad) fir rm.
Follow directions on package. "
Tb. Ultrannriae CompuyINoVw York-
'tl HouSeketfiilng duties are ever pres-
ent and the telephtme, makes ‘them ‘ s -
easy. Grave eincrhencles are likely
to I'arlse lit any time,and then the
telephone Is supply indespensable.
Place‘ your orderI'nOw so that your
tory which goes ,to press on
JUNE
The Southern New w... Telephone
Gomgsny.
ionisation: her
bright.
Got it at yous Iron-f a , .I
ORDERS HIGULATIN’B‘ R‘IFLE
PRACTICE.
Dalston (rem Chief Division at Mill-
tIs Affairs.
General order, No. 20, has Just been
Issued from the adluteut conenl's of-
tlcc. containing a decision oi the chief
or the division of military chairs in re-
gard to ride practice. I'l‘he decision Is
”Hoodlum two clauses. and Is as fol-
lots:
.1. latter a man has drcd his two
sighting thou, the record nun; Is
commenced, and reach trroup or flvd
consecutive shots constitutes a string,
and must be on counted.
2. It is not allowable to select an"!
group of the shots in n continuous
line of shots unit cell inch selected
group a string. - -
.-~.¢~na«*. .~_~..1
ICE BLOCKADE l3 SERIOIR.
SIDNEY, N. 8., June t.—-_WItIl the
Straits of Belle Isle almost elicited
with icebergs sud Ilontlnt icl,th_l1ts cut
ting oil the short and direct route at
the trans Atlantic steamers which dur
lag the summer months ply an active
trade between the ports oi St. Lan-
ronce and Liverpool, another chapter
Is udded to the history of the Ice block-
ade. Ordinarily at this season the
straits are free from ice, opening up
a straight course for utenmern. This
[spring however, the ice la displaying
‘an Inclination to hm er In the vicinity
or Autlcosti Island, making It necess-
dry for the vessels to so miles out of
their Why and encircle the southern
coast of Newfoundland. It is believed
that the steamers will be obli
VrVoiVIoVw the Inn; unite until the
H \'
From early in Julie until November,
Montreal and Quebec are We or the
nil-rest nhionlus porn. on the tlsntic
seaboard. and the effect at t 9 Ice
blockade in Bollc- Isis will be a serious
handicsp'to no crce, as It will mean
the loss of third Ir day ‘on‘ each trip-
ntof
In the next direc-
10TH
“Iii Additionio the Usual Checks
‘ WITH " ,
"11"Ai1illtilt;conmnmnchfll‘l'It;{idiotsuffers.‘L /‘1
. all, dimmers VcNtichA'r‘s. cocoA, “ ~ 5
‘ or Fairfllild Gilliam W3?
: the year No
I. make a euro us after charges this
‘1 one.
- peeled. yet , 1,
' penses abs - per .‘of gross. .
. :galnst only‘r‘16: 5 percent. in the same
“ - ..."lrzlru “Irwin sung ‘- ‘
V the expense ratio
_ 1.4m... built lrlllis’M
.4
Pill
Willllll
”State Attorney Judson Announces That
He Will Recommend Ills
1“ Bfldlero‘d‘fiuomey *1
Unless the M 5d {the sooner
conVrin gaunt from all precedent.
lint (as W. WW ‘ ens
Beers M wIII ‘ww nor
may
Stiles Judson was! sent III name
of Attorney Peck, with his recommen-
daticn that he be. chosen moccasor to
Illd Vista Coroner starles1.Doten.
nos IWIII Mahmud”.
The udm will hold a session neat
I Monday, and will then In all proba-
bility, follow out the recommendation
. el~the state's attorney and select At-
torney Peck as coroner.
Graduate of Yale Law School. *'
Attorney Peck was admitted to
practice at the bar a year or more be-
low ho was graduated from the Yale
Law school In 1819, at the age of 21
and received his degree. He was ad-
mitted upon examinations along with
Attorney Charles 8. Canticle of
Bridgeport; Attorney Daniel Daven-
port {ormCIly of Bridgeport but now
of Washington, D. C. Attorney E. 1..
Schtleld and Attorney, Colin, 0! Stani-
lor .
Entered Judge Foster's Offloa.‘
Upon graduation, Attorney Peck en-
tered the etficc of Judson K. Poster.
register or bankruptcy. in New Haven,
and had full charge while there. Littler
be opened an onloe In the Elm CM.
and built up a large practice by de-
voting his attention almost caclusivrly
In fighting the bankruptcy laws, which
Were later repealed.
Opened Gilles in 1820.
later he received avcry lucrative
oifcr to travel on the road III the Inter.
cuts of a manufacturing concern.
which he accepted. In 1880 be opened
a law otllce Ill Bridgeport with the late
Coroner Doten. He éave up the ol-
ilce when Attorney notch was appoint-
cd coroner, and again travelcd‘for the
manufacturing concern, and-continued
so doing until about live years ago.
Close Friend or Coroner Doten.
He and coroner Doten were always
the closest of lricnds, and Attorney
Fez-ll spent considerable of his time
in company with the coroner, and for
s Ioflg period assumed almost entire
charge of the uteri”! work 0! the of
lien, by which he kainsd a complete
and thorough insight Into the work
lllfillnd duties of the position. ,
Served as Police compilation".
Attorhcy Peck was appointed a po-
lice commissioner by former Mayor
Mulvlhill during his first adlninislra-V
lion. and later as president of the
board occupied the limelight for no
little period of time. He created much
eminent at the time by saying the no
on wore only peace hinders, and that
go duty of reporting crime belonged
citizens. lie has been for years
more or less concerned in Democratic
politics, and‘has taken an important
part in several campaigns He was al-
ways a strong WIIIInm Jennings Bry:
an Democrat. _
chllqron Ory
rec" “Gloria's
c A s 'r b R I A
1 GOODIOHOWING OF NEW HAVEN
ROAD. '
Company Wlilrom Flsosl Year With
Greatly Ivhprevsd'larnlnga.
The New Haven road will close the
fiscal year With a better record than
that of last year, When It failed to
earn its a ht r cent. dividends by
more than 00-00. The June quar-
ter is ordinarily one of the heat of the:
. .ycIar his is likely to be much the best
‘ ‘ot the current year. is expenses
Mare;
still held down to a comparatively lowf
level while the gross Is close to I'M
best In the companys history. For
thchul-rent quarter it may exceed that
of 907 ‘ ' ‘
To eitrn Its mu eight per cent. for
Haven would have to
quarter of approximately 35,000. 000.
This is a big task. If not 'an VSduplicating
In the ilnal quartel‘d
the surplus was but .82206. 0, hul‘,
the year before it was $41,787,000
In the March charger the road not
Only did $1, 500 .000 more business. but
expended $107, 000 less to handle It;
making an operating ratio of less than
270 per cent. compared with! IJOI'V
. gent. last year. As‘ treat reduoon .
n the June ouaVVrter _
Ill be down to 0
'r firm.
The June. q artar's Income rheuld
- work out as lows:
Gross earnings. ....... . . .815, 000. 000 .
Net earnings ...... .. 6,150,000
Total net «.2 “50,000
Charges and miles ....... . V2509.
3,350.30“
iSurpllls ...... .I
The Fashionable and Useful
Washable Ceat Suit
Surely no more sensible fad was ever adopted ill sum-
Incl clothes for women than the stylish Coat Suit of Linen,
lndian Head or (ialatca Cloth.
lustrous material kuowu as Mirror Linen, perhaps the hand-
somcst of the group.
Also there as the coarse and
Suits in White and Summer Colors,
such as tau and linen shades, old blue, pale blue, pink, rose,
Wisteria. and gray, with big buttons and rcvcrs, tailored to
the most fastidious degree.
practical.
50 inches 39c.
Exceedingly attractive and
Coal and Suit Rooms, second floor,
Dress Goods, 39 dis a yard
Former prices 75c, $1. 00 and $1. 25.
A small lot only in light mixtures, shades of gray and 3,“
tan plain weaves and checks in 5m eral styles. Suitable for
separate walking skirts and cllildrcu' 5 coats. \Villtbs 46 to
A second lot in similar coloriugs, stripes and checks, 36
inches wide, at use, which is half the original price.
I or light weight summer skirts and gowns. . .
‘ Cblorezl Dress Goods Section.
Summer Union "Suits
for Women.
Fillc- ribbed and light— weight cotton, low- llcckcd and
sleeveless. lacc- trimmed at the knee.
finish.
Plain close fitting
Specialvaiue 50c. Extra sizes, 59c.
They are selling a fine large Rug. size 9 x 12, in the Car-
cht Store, for $l5. 00. Jill: colors are soft and quiet, tllc'dc—
signs very pleasing.
The Tea Room will provide a dainty lunch at noon if
desired.
Iced lca or Coficc on hot days
Sandwiches, muf-
fins. toast, rolls, null hemcmadc cake.
.W‘c 4
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'ly‘ be or ‘
tins er?"
I
Initial
lard
Dividends of the near eriamountI Item wife,
1.908.000 would be a it al surplus or
. 1.282.000 to apply againpt the 12”
41.000 deficit for the 1'sflrli on
Inbhlhs, cutting precast deldlt 'Ini.
the year to about 21)?
The commyimhy indict! ltillilicbl
tar «shoving its mogul-pus particularly!
when details It! .
dishes you anon? delimiter organic
. all
mosaics/«(or ‘nol‘ollo
Ill l‘maaln over a lit?
lugs
harlc‘llH 1
no
It:
rile
. n... 3“Hill.
'llon. Mall: J.
rdVV; A. J. uwery.IltVIea,
I‘ll.“
wmsrsosnnum
Vr’lblamu .uInuIV‘iVr
II. b,
gionulifl 0001 MOI! MOI)
mammals:
.sbo m m
nt’ Into the ntrslllu'te millennium“
t her balance I! fallen in. II
eerV-Ilrlnlzlll is1 srcatly the in-
i'n ‘ in mo climbed,
broidery corner . . .
Ladles’ Unlsun'liered. all linen.
fimssroth. E. T.
0i'tful‘ll;ll'.13,....-I!3eck.I—I.Dell-
' VV‘VVII‘. 11. House, 0 r.
. Holtslnshn.'l‘ .
VcItIc,‘W H.1Iluhhard.
...I IIeCIalre. s. A.
013.21: Hansel c
will and
F.
'For this week's Sfiec'inl wet... firidbtcii: an firth-Io fnr‘fiwhlch
thére to always need and of chic ,
HANDKE . -
FOR "ENJVVIUMEN ‘AND CHlLdflgu. “AT THE BOPULAR PRICES.
iii.lb" 11! l'.~.i o- In .
5c, 10c, 2...,Ier 25c *and 25c
SPECIALS
Genta’ Handkerchiefs, Japonct -
Initial “
Gents’ Handkerchiefs, 3 In a “
Ladles‘ Handkerchluts, Vplaln
hemmed.............. 2ter5c
Ladies' Handkerchiefs. , em-
...,..',..
u-o..--.-..~
Ilweli.
Imantic;
B.
as.”
mammalian: All“ 1
Fancy Himdlrerchicts for KI-
' moses, etc. .2 for Ibo
eslatIBroken Prices
BOTTOM ' m iINCREASE.
. ‘ Witsmrld’rbn,‘ Zinnia 4.—A’s the re-
Inuit or a return tbwardmoI-lpnl bondi-
:0" WV' lute
' II
c or ‘ _
I...» Sirius. my...
rumba surrey: wisest
WASHINGTON June aw... the
‘is'V lull“ millennial Wuh- "tile
Nests?
the 'dbokst was tall with em
Have you seen the new Gingham Sunbonucts?
Tirol.) M ReadCo
r, “on ‘..a
I ll. Ilzlilllm
...............-.....-
. a
a
“mu he lihimtrirhii exports} nl, Gillian
"Will; 30207111“. {the bureau toi? sta-
cotton cloths to
are goddno', t a (local years 1905
line. liar
. . 0.pr 0,8" 0'1““
W131? ,i'nucb'as tlic' averagb
if. " til,
1 t {biblissigtemglgt‘iz'we
I u
le1i'Ins the vilir All to
“fulfill?“ ““111 powers I: the '
«Onlfllltbii’ firfi until Mnfii‘dr- “
tattoos had’
dis ‘MHWMGI'I‘ Is a
nu bion do” over lines
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