Ada—mbmnmmmmv.
‘ alumna. utsrsous . New MM W Mord
gm; acts rand.
= a. no; :13 p.111.
”ll -Ni¢ oranoroiv
I cm
‘ nu.
loationfl .
nationally you rs.
trouser M. wrtcox. any.
one misunderstood. and his in-
axi‘onsivoly engaged in it.‘
h’autboritiea themselves. Pres
,th'ion “was a tritis hasty and un
Wisp as he does."
chosen—gives $200. 000 to various chart
' Yuri: city.
Win benevolences, as was not
brow institutions To her husband.
' Graves. she gives a. specific be
1 000 000, together with rest-
ldos’ an equal share in the rest
It ytvIo nephews. after the pay-
,of v the specified bequests-and
residue is supposed to be larger in
than all the speciiled bequests
er. »
. TURE ON BIRD LIFE.
~—
‘ ‘2 K. Job to Appear in south
ides-dull: Next Friday Evening.
rbort. K Job will com9 to South
under the auspices of the
, , Bird club. and give an illus
‘ ‘ octave on the bird life of one
lth .dorsl reservations in Louis
9 wild sea birds gather in
timbers to breed. Arrange
have been made whereby the
will be given in the High
hall and tickets of admission
van to the pupils of the High
The rest of the tickets
ividsd among the members
b. Mr. .Tob stands foremost
who‘ have been success
m enjoyment is promised
owe the gathering of the
' birds to their nostin
] ‘ M tells how these Fedora
Wits are saving many species
n3. Sun's 11th.
BOYC' GMEO iN GOURT.
‘Esrlsi Adams Goes to
{island School. ‘
to the county home in'
venue, a few weeks ago.
a town court, this morning.
critics at the horns complain-
b
testimony. Judge
‘ ed to continue the case for
he, in ordor to give the boy
chase. ,
.dsius. an orphan who had
by Hrs new“ Shipmam
”chill
5 unconstitutiunsilw of the not, because .
w more is some dissimilarity in the facts '
‘ as compared with the Hoodoo sass. ‘
Old
and A. M. will
lb more June 11th. at I
on Work. I 0. degree. All
cordially and frat»
' ant Jordan of Stanford Univer-
, withdrawn as gracefully as
.e from the position his remarks
.meo as "a decadent nation" plac-
H.110 admits that he said too
but: declares that his general
ovordrawn. lie was speaking
fir and Mankind." and pointing
“$09in effects of war on the poo
The
or of hundreds of thousands.
us the vigorous manhood of
necessarily made for racial
' it tended to reduce the
‘stature, and injure the pbya
Mom of the mass of the people.
the Napoleonic wars lsft‘such
» upon France is a fact which
been repeatedly asserted by
t Jordan is. however. mansions or
W; put the case too brusquely.
ah he thinks Prof. Fouiot'a inter-
tful. ” and he feels sure that the
our “would wish the incident
will of the late Mrs. Graves-—
ho. before her second marriage was
widow bf Henry D. Plant. the blow
in! railroad, steamship and hotel
tits and benevolent Institutions in
The largest gifts go to
, ,here are substantial gifts
pallan. Presbyterian and He—
rsc's, carriages, automobiles.
' of false additions.
ho will be invited to enjoy
Porter, a colored boy who was.
Maud Real
lib Sums Taken
Irorn Bank
Mm
can.
be full of
certificates.
distant states. and shares In deveio
pralsal is put upon each certificate
Brigham, who is still In Jail, has
made no statement. The bank omcluls
looking over the contents of the dc
posit box see a cinema the probable
diversion of funds which are alleged
to have been wrongfully taken from
the bank. The loss it is thought, may
reach 8100..000 but the bank through
‘uiiachment has sued Brigham for
8100.000. the complaint being to the
effect that the defendant as agcnt ro-
colved and took into his possession for
the plaintiff the sum of 8100.000.
Rough estimates made during the
forenoon by the bank olllcors and er
ports indicate that the gross sum ink-
on by Brigham amounts between 350.-
000 and'860.000. indicated by the total
of the checks he gave against the
bank. From this is to be deducted
310. 000 on Brigham‘ a bonds, about $5.-
000. tho estimated value of his house
in West Haven, and the estimnted
value of his great mass of mining no
entities which is fixed at about :20.
000. based on market prices With some
uncertain values of other mining so-
ourities in addition. The net loss of
the bunk therefore will probably not
exceed 820.000 or $25,000.
Two checks were received
morning for about 81.100 coming
through the Boston Clearing House
and drawn by Brigham in addition to a
check of $1.200 received yesterday.
Those clearly outline the method by
which Brigham perpetrated the fraud.
the success of which was due equally
to 002‘ boldness and its speed The
a show that he did notkbesis
operations until February 11 lost. and
that thus within four months he has
been able to get some 866,000 or more
of the bank's money. and in the inter-
val between the bank‘s examinations.
He bought mining stocks in great
quantities through a Boston firm. the
checks each for considerable amounts
being returned to the bank through the
Boston ulBN‘inx l-louse. Brigham. then
as head bookkeeper. on the plea of
wishing to write up the checks in his
books immediately secured possession
of the checks. subtracted his own
checks, destroyed them and wrote up
the amounts to corrospOnd by means
it is ascertained
that some weeks ago a subordinate
of the bank happened to notice the
also oi sums of these checks, but fail
ed to report to his superiors.
Brigham. who put on a very bold
face at the first discovery of the fraud,
has now. it is stated, given away on
the knowledge that his assets have
been seised. and professes willingness
in making restitution
REPAIRING OLD WEILL TRUCK,
Apparatus. Taken to Luther M.
Wright's Shop This Morning.
I The Old Well Hook and’Lndder Com-
pany truck. which was the subject ‘of
such is lively debate at the council
meeting Monday night. has been trans
ferred trout the shed at the Putnam
Hose house to Luther M. Wright's can
rings making establishment. where it
to cooperate with the bank's colours
money provided by the board of anti
mate and taxation.
The department odi'csrs hoped to in
dose the council to purchase a new
mick. but in the light of the Monday
night discussion. it was decided to tin
modiately proceed to the repairing
The truck'f
been at the Putnam House shod. tbs.
discarded truck of the City of Nor-walk
being used will Old war Hook and Lori
der Companyin theme-nitrite ,
The Old Well lunch is to have rub-
bsr tires and various repairs and new
ladders.
IMPLOYERC’ LIABILITY CASE.
were resumed today before the out
promo court of errors in the case oi
Mondou against the New Haven road.
an appeal on the question ofrths cori-
stitutlonality of the Federal Employ-
ers' “liability act. A counsel of the
guo in the Hosts case, a parallel suit
in which the superior court upheld the
demurrer of the road which set up the
. The prospects today wars that the ar-
from for a day's rail
tunicnta would continue through to
narrow. . . .
W
MURCTANIA’C: RIGORD RUN.
NEW YORK, June bw’l‘bs world's
by a trans-At.
mitts steamer, "accordinl to A Militias-
. NEW HAVEN. Juno 9.--A. safe do-
. limit box rented to the name of Fred-
orlclr H. Brigham. tho bookkeeper of .
' the Merchants National Bank. who to
“lend to have abstracted a number oi
thousands of dollars from the bank's
funds has been opened and found to
envelopes containing stock
Roughly estimated. the
certificates represent about 115.000
shares in gold. silver and copper
mines. very low of which are listed
on the Stock Exchange. There are also
many deeds of real estate situated in
merit concerns. The face value of th s
large amount of stock and securities
would reach a very large sum but the
actual value cannot be fixed until ap-
. short.
' thought it. over. and I've decided to do-
ihis ,
will receive its overhauling .with the '
er the past two weeks has ‘
unw HAVEN. June fin—Arguments
New Haven road intends also to am .....
This
'.
10 Tatumps with 1 lb. Very Best
80:8iamps” with 1 lb. Special
boTfltarnps” win? '1' 'iéf his.
so sumo- yiih‘ié'iia' Very
Bolt'l‘sa ...........
:5 Stamps 'w'uu 'n lb. apoclal
Tbs. 26o
a.. ...... also. - uuuuu an.
Week
" Thursday, lune 17th, Is DlVldetid Day , -‘
BringYouoBookinsndGet lOStsmpsFreo
so chumps with 1 lb. Moira
32o
25C Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha A
Java 00699..
90 Stamp! with 1 lb. Java and
usraoaibo Coffee .. ...
ibltamps with 1 lb. Eastern-
10 Stamps 0with $5 lb. bio-Ks '
Coffee .. .1do .
ssa-oas s- so .-
QUALITY sinner:
This is a Combination
LOW CIT PRIGICI
, STAIN FREE!
That Cannot be Boston.
1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanut .m
15 PINK STAMP. WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING AWRTIOLECH
it lb. Pure Ground Mustard” lbs 1 lb. launch cocoa ...........25o
54 lb Pure Black Pepper ...... 109 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. ..1Oc
A Large Bottle Biuing... ..... .10o 1 oaks Becktn 's Chocolatsmo
ll lbs. Yale Toast. Crackers” “In 2 lbs. Mixed
em...
1 dozen Largo lemons .
cult-a-
...260
COMPLETE s'rocK FINE wmas. arduous. Borneo asses.
CHAMPAGNEQ. cutters. ssuysnuss. HO. ‘
83 and 86 Washington 8‘—
Porcy-Jlut won’t you be my wife?
Doesn't the fact that l belong to the
upper crust appeal to you?
Peggy (a chorus girllv—No, l want
all dough. The upprr crust in shows
Granule (anxious to be allowed to
road in panel—«And what are you go-
ing to do now, dear?
Elizabeth - Well,
granule. l’vc
vote myself to you until bedtime.
W... ........ m. . ”k
SUMMER
Cottages.
Furnished complete at short
. notice. All kinds and
styles of
Vacation
, Furniture
Specially low estimates.
F. A. MITCHELL
cos. WALL mo man are.
nonwam. cons.
.-..... .._....... .-~................
80 EEESIIIIME
CUEEEES [ill
But Our 25c Blend Kecps'
to the Fine.
it has been the standard at
the price for years allover this
_ country, and than is no reason
to don ‘ that it will continue to
' learn. a control It absolutely
and can therefore keep the qu'dl-
lty up. “When you hear of a
. Ccflurtbat Ia “as good as the
f Union Pacific sails rer‘zsc a
pound." you can depend upon it
that it costs 35s or 40o. for that
is what Comes as good as our
. 25o blond costs In other stores.
The Union Pacific
TcayCo., '
neutrons for" SUGAR
.126 Wssiiiiigtrlu Strong-r
‘ Tel. 542-3. 2*.
sass smash. .
AEBECKMANNdiCO.
Phona can 440.
' of Mrs. Lampmsa. who had
‘thoihlarev
oat. arid financially
doors flomlk.
sr res COLClIflC’ nous.”
Whai Bridgeport“ Women Csw During
aflsosnt Visit.
Mrs. A. A Pierce. press superintend
cm for the W. C. 'l‘. ll of Bridgeport
writes as follows in rcgttrd to a re
cent visit by members or that organ
lastion to the Soldiers' Horne at No
iotou Heights:
About two years ago there was it
Christian Temperance. Union organ
isod among the men with about {.0
members and Mrs. Palmer. president
of the Stamford W. C. '1‘. ll. as their
president.
A most cordial greeting was decent
rd us on our arrival at one station.n
carriage having been sent for us. and
also a delegation of thcvsricnrbcrs of
the C. T U
The exercises of the afternoon were
held in the chapel and were in charge
on one
previous occasion visited the titties
and hold a service are. The win
program was cal-ti but: all}:
sincere and installers“ tile 0. 13.0
the secretaryu
is Called Up Yonder.” by the W. o. Im’l".
U. and audience, followed by the intro-
titration of the widest and members
of the Bridgeport union pr Mrs. ump-
man: prayer by Chaplain Pribum, of
the home; song. “Army of Temper
once." by all; instrumental selection
by Miss Edith more of Brianna:
addresses by the then present. hymn.
"My Mother‘s Bible." sung by the W
C. T. U. members; ‘Decorstlon Day."
a poem head by Mrs. Iorgi’ dust. “The
Garden of God," has iii’uily rendered
by Mrs. Lampman and Mrs. Heming-
was
sire Home made hrlcf remarks on
"Persona Recollectlops or the Civil
War.“ and also read a poem entitled.
Lin No the Man That‘s Down."
Mia. lmnpmsn gave two rocltstlnns
one s: nutrients] and lthe Other comic.
which were heartily tpplaudcd.
The mm .prsm was by Chan
loin Doolittle chiral-10.1211. The
singing of “God Be With You Till We
Meet n" closed the uncritical, af-
ter whlo we were shown through the
hospital. where there were 175 in»
mates in all stages of illness.
Some of our party were obliged to
return to llridgeport on an early train
but those who remained were escorted
around to some of the points of tutor
est, obs of which was a large. well-
illled library and reading room. which
was supplied with all the leading rungL
arises and daily callers: We were cl
Ito shown the billiard room. which is
furnished with four tables. There is
plus a smoking room furnished with
card tables and various other games.
We also visited the laundry where all
the washing and ironing for this vast
institution is done.
Lastly we were taken through the
culinary department and dining room.
where we saw about 300 members
march in for their evening meal. We
were then ‘very agreeably surprised
by being escorted by one of our Bridge
port‘ vectraus, George 1) Oliver. to a
table where a most excellent. supper
was served for our and which
was highly appreciated; 1 can assure
”This ‘ints my first visit at the Sol-
dlm' Home. but it seemed to me an
ideal pianoh‘h
in the extreme.
fully kept lawns was a sight to give
pleasure to all. . . .
The building and all he ”E“;
r? nest 'aud order
food eaten and l coil ~
what a blessing it is to those
W h
GAVE. A STRAWBERRY: FCCTiVAL
last: ovsai proved
best ever van by um
was an abundance of
e grounds are beautiful .
11 flowers and care ;
such a home had been provided for I
thorn in which to spend thiiir declining
. years in peace and (inlet
‘ The snow given the Women's ’
- Relief Corps in the hlEl’lvlii Wall st‘rset
21c
and Tie to match.
39c. ‘
a-.. .—.
Lilsthc’r.
Mini ('8 so.
97c
“'l'woln-onc"
hundlv.
Umbrellas.
frames, gloriu (-ovrrinu. detachable
The man or woman of the
house can carry the some umbrella
and have a different handle.
39c. Dutch Collars.
4 HOURS. 210.
50c Purses, 37c "
9
80ft Dutch Collars, lace trimmed.
Regulus price
with silver filigree, as!
sorted colors; can be used as a
Regular price bur.
4 HOURS’ SALE, 37c.
$150 Umbrellas,
paragon
For Thursday, front 2 ’till 6 p. in
An Opportunity Not to Be Overlooked
or Four Hours Only Values at Less Than Rock Bottom Coil
Remember, these items are not ON SALE UNTIL a 0' CLOCK Thursday. and will not be on sale
AGAIN AT THESE PRICES.
12c and 15c Laces,
Sc
3,000 yards of anencicnncs mice.
a new shipment rcadyior tomor-
row’s sale. Viiluosnp to 150...
AT So YARD.
252: Black Sateen.
15c
lilili‘li Moi'ccrlzod Silil't‘ll Lining.
full yard wide. Regular price 250.
4 HOURS’ SALE, 15c.
M......-.......
Aluminhm Ware
Kettles, Pans. Ton nml Cum-o
Pots, In fact everything that is
made in Aluminum. will be sold
during this 4 hour sale all 20% (its‘
count of the prim-g.- thoy ill‘t' now
tnsrkcu.
50c Sheath
light blue.
Stock-
I
tugs, >25c
I
. Sheath Stockings of fine little, in
black, tau. grpon,‘amokc. navy and
Our regular 50c quality.
4 HOURS. 25:.
50c Corset Covers,
36c
Muslin (‘orsct Covers. lure und
cnillrotdory trimmed. iicgulur nui-
value.
4 HOURS' BALE. 36c.
ois Wot-til 7d yard.
”9%...-”1!
..._...a-
Up day.
IDITIS‘WIJJE? Ky.. June
of the Mystic Shrine will
’ meeting.
gmaklng George 1...- retreat,
niond
plds is.
will be run this attention
Park, as the sporting tittrt
shriners. They are bcln
Association. .
4 House. 4949.
lhcsl entertainment committee in con.
Junction with the Louisville Desisrs'
Homer Genius, of New
Orleans, is mans r o on t
70 Prints, 4 3 -4c
first American Prints. in all ml
NOBLES OF MYBTlC SHRINE.
Question of the Next Meeting coming
9. «Nobles
vole totlny
“on the question of where the next con
vention shall be held New
has been making a campaign against
“Toledo. 0.. and Richmond,- V9. to on
tertnin ti: e nobles at their next annual
in addition to this question
which will come before the imperial
council at its meeting. the allies of im-
perial outer guard will he tilled and
it will be decided whether the “pegs
gin; up' is) stem will be followed thus
of Rich. .
Va" imperial poteninio to sue-
csed Edwin l. Alderman of Cedar Rio
Orleans
» Automobilc and motor cycle races
nt [longing
lion of the
iron by the
nil
Sc Tooth Picks, 20
.lapunvizo 'i‘mt‘i Picks in boxes.
Regularly sold an.
4 HOiJRS’ SALE, 20.
39c Chiffon Batiste.
Peroxide of Hydro-
gen. 15c
10 oz. bottles of Peroxide of Hi"
drogen. Some that you have paid
60c for. .
4 HOURS, lbs.
$1.50 Kimonos.89c
Long Kimonos, made of fine
grade lawn, dainty colors. Regular-
ly paid $1.50.
4 HOURS’ SALE, 89c.
50c Gloves, 39c
12 ilutton Long Suede Lisle
(llovcs, in black and colors. Rogu-
Iur price 500. a
4 HOURS' SALE, 37o.
25c.
Full 45 inch Wide Batiste, chiffon
finish. very soft and lustrous,
washes beautifully. Just the ma-
it'l‘IilI for production dresses. Reg".
in" iii'im- 300.
4 HOURS' SALE, 25c.
15c Waisiings, 9c
Dainty Striped
good assoriitient of patif‘l‘llfl.
regularly at 15c.
museums} HOURS, 9c.
Nninsooks, n
Sold
has arranged eight events two for iFrt-nch aviators has been focused of
motor cycles. Barney Oldfield Lewis
Strong and other noted drivers will
compete The feature of the racing
ivili be u fifty mile tree for all stock
car cvont in which the entrants are:
‘lxwis Strung. Buick; George DeWitt.
Buick; Barney Oldfield, Notional Six:
C C Morn, Notional Four; Walter
Donnelly. Packard; Tliford Cuwcil
.Chalmcrs—Detmit 30; F‘runk Militia-r.
QGhnliners- Detroit
so; Joe Maison.
Chalmers Detroit 30; t‘thur Dennlbon.
Oakland 40; Joe Atohison Oldsmobile
40; Louis Doerhorfcr [momobilc 40;
E. C. Walker Stanley steamer.
in the motor. cycle races, Robert
Stoops holder 0'1 the world’s mile rec-
ord of 43 2 secondaavlli compete. 'i'cu
machines are enteredr:
Following the races a prize phtrol
will disks place in front of the grand
stun
O—W
FRENCH AERONAUT F‘LiES.
we: »
Monoplans Tried With meets Iri 8st!-
oral Experiments.
.J‘u o ilu‘l’i‘ho a option of
lid“! on the doings of the young aero-
'unut. Herbert Lathain. who has been
dying at MourmelondeGrund in a mo- ,
uopiano. Following his performance
of three days 3&0. when he remained
in the air for one hour, seven minutes
and 47 seconds, M. Lathum made a
series of brilliant flights, yesterday.
evening, in which his machine demon<
strated considerable stability in the
face of a fifteen mile breeze. He show~
cd also good general control and fa-
cility to change from one altitude to
another. His height ranged from 15
built) yards.
[anthems machine suggests a bird.
It has two rigiil wi a foot thick .
in the center and tap g into littlest»
bio fins, designed to its stability.
The space between jthe two layers of
canvas is water tight and is calculat
ed to insure safety should the machine
lull into the water, ,
Since their incurporatlon the Kim-
berley mines have produced twelve
trags of diamonds. valued at 35. 000.000. -
Norwalk Chronicler