mfg”- spoken of.
M11 drug 'storo
31$er but! ‘11:
push.
W30 bailout! of
themin in my back had
$21.6; 1W
1&0 tro
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0 b5 b.1111??? .Price 50
0 er- urn 0
.9 handles
“1 ‘den't'm lilte rllcltil '
“1:110“ 1701MB heflf
(a; .
1£5375];3£ieslllcl}gin Idgmyn m
‘ orient the Hartford Tune: pub-
story bull to do with the
Betsy Ross Fla; House Assofistion
Tn: dofdudsnts immediately 0 :1 no-
tice to‘ here the verdict set Aside but
thit was denied tom. and. they: him:
the rich: to alarm the Will our time
wt in tho next in} days.
rArlsnl: has. It I: «0111. 0901de
stiluto suit suintt sum-umber.
’ s; was .1:
1n the
on I was
1. wall:
#119” in s
fibrin;
13113.... “to.
ymub and
0f 119 J» 1m N" 01 l
30 b'slnc ed mind 05.9. 01::
Judge James. the .- who strain ties
the United solo-t. churned
the low at the on at the smslpn
besterdsy. As this completes the cos
in: that docile the. term will now
m. to host wot-amber
you: has taken twp limits and
ayvt'o hear. and who: Wight
publication of on article which
i also .nnd as
m 511.000 do sell. $110 1mes inf?
in tho. Wis that the Mame
' or :5;sz sin: hand! our the It!" emotion
$86de borne in hlls sic,
loyal, so they ltd
101.0110, and only tamed Over
slim tli in excess qt $25,001:.
in; amalgam othe remdlnder Mr
1031101109 at the mole. and
ii RFWHI. sued for 11rd 1W onto
He has been rweepn d 01'.
Bohiabhn gallery; and F L» iI Insolr.
$13111? and Judg I51enry Stoddsr :1
br 1: lg. Bar, or represented 1111‘. 1‘5
11:1?
The Betsy Ross home is claimed by
Mr. Ads; 3 to be th 0 place where the
first Uni ed 319M“ 11s: was nidtie by
Betsy Ross. Deposition claimed this
to be untrue.
Poul-on cry:
riot? filo-1511:611-
. ’ C3 A g T Ci H l A
The corn-«held ourllt to take a. high
rank because titer-,2) m In may ker-
’ 0913 in “a" = 1 fr;
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YT’S THEATRE
0111611?“ ‘
firmed by’ Eléct‘ric‘ Fans. ”
Tolophons No. 112.
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106, 20031116 30c
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. outputs: a Thursday with utilises
r5 Bilul' y, “The Finger of 8601‘". ”
'5 Iéometfy Drami'. ;
' ted ere-m Matinee Every Wtdnuday.
. Knoxvgdgseots .for the ugliness
it 01. “I elven
a , MM Wight. .
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. 3;.th Changed SVWWIYn
Smut: Norwniil' sundown
JUNE 14 TO 1;: mam:
:11:le use: mailman;
‘ mew ; 5- o nominal
mobs Anti binomial:
Under- auspices at the Nor-wall: Amusd
. . mont‘Ahtooi truth. 3.: 5
:3-“5 toll-ale: optima—Ho
Ferris: Whecll MI Hand: 6:1
mnsw; Move 1::ng -5
‘~ = mm ‘01: nonsm-
6:166» pl": y; :2. Atti, Booth
be
{1'
Wréttes,
In It: comely sip:
a“
”"5 servo: and Cuisine Up to Date.
“:0- u not: only AM malt. .24 _
saw-lu- . '
on 1113‘
'IflIrI
6:0“!
“form-11;; flatter. .1
”it!!! Which 11111111191100 2”"?! ,
flange Mendez and Thl'i‘rldly. V
. whit; 2,.
1.51;“?
chm. cvnos MAbE issues"
» or our: caveman.-
_ MORRIS COVE. June 16.——About
1110 delegates were in attendance
when the 23rd should meetlut or the
Connecticut Phsrm cuties] Assocls
tibn wt: called to gel- hm yester-
(fly. The morning who dam
business meeting, willch Walt b‘llolved
M a luncheon. The election of of“
rers was held at the room not:
stall. and resulted as to
C. J. Garvin Bellini. prehiflont; C.
G. Spnllidlng New llnv'on vlcu- presi-
dent; Carl Cyrus Bridg‘bg‘ort honor
or; J. A. Ebbs. waln- dry. sucro‘
tsry
The delegates and visitors will
a trip on the sound this nftor' .on.
end will uttolla a banquet thy, even-
1:13.1110 convention will (lose to-
morrow ;
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackerao ’L. '1‘ Lewis. G. 0.
Pbllflpspb‘w York; Julld C. Carol-an.
thirtieth: l". Shrdcoui. New York;
Willi: Newer-11:11.11. Hurlbutt. Wil-
31ml; Gnome 14.3 Rockwell Ridxeiisld:
C. B. Smith, New Haven; c. J’ Dor-
Iley. Boston; H. A. Johnson Ansonis;
F. l). Lawton; . Epstein, South Nor
walk: C J. Hal. Boston: 8. Levlson,
New Y;orh (3.11. Brown,Nowburgh:
H. qfinbérs. 11 W. Deuslson. New
Yor barge L. Ultlowood. Boston:
W 1.Iithrie, South Nor-walk; John
McDonald C. M Johnson. .1.
Osborne. Boston: F. B. Hillel-liters,
New York. I
BANKER. 00 TO WKTERBURY.
Colonoi' Edwin 1,1. Mdihewson pres-
ldent or tl‘ib City thionsl Bank. of
South North“: web! to Wdterbury,
in {his automobile today. to attend lilt-
two day's‘ “6610* (if thé‘ Shite Bllnlr-
worn" Anaboldflonl 110 his so his guests“
on the trip ell Mayor Richard H.601
; Vfdont 0-1 the. m Non-nil:
#8112171 flit! M11001 SWAN:
‘-' 0‘18. lm’ Mifibtd'i oMmflhy sNII-
(Tlii‘lrl .-.- *2: ”ER
“AWMhMM 4’
mourns
.W' °“ 3““;
niroprsctic is In out s' 0'!- 4.11%
cable at the diseu'o dtb the Iflof; ad
{giggling the some. 1:13:93» 0:33“ ;
m5lnw‘ till;
1
a wrench, twist 0
Even if done n I: lid oodi
creates pinched nerves and min in
Tote: his in the diflorent (ll-ms and
be. _.
nimpractors remove tne osuse oi
:dlsesse and phln, and health is
tailored throng harmonizing the six
“617° systems 1 your body
ervoulhbss. 11110011101000. Pal-sly.
sill. idem. Kidney and Female Dis
eases are given opociol attention; also
Curvature ol the Spine. You will
never regret ‘Mng Chiropractic 0
on: to help ydo.
. dsll said he would like to learn more
out from the original estimate of 819
‘200.
‘lowad 81. 800: W. C. Perry. 31.050.84111
. log.
3811111113
(Continued from First 5PM” ‘
had become of the proposition for a
music teacher for all of the town
schools end he was Informed that it
31900:: turned down. In annihilation
limnbb M for the Bouth
Noll: out school-win. Kendall palms
out“ and that for cumuoost of than
natural in this district In ten than
“it'll-are in the town.
The high school silos-am Ind other
“subjects entered into the (limitation.
When President ti. .8. Keith nailed
tho board to order 11nd Barret“, Wil‘
tred llodwell road the mlnum o“! the
last meeting. sispodill. tile otlior mam-
bnrs present we‘re‘ [Ir-'1'; Ill (Hone. Dr
(I 15 Kendall Dr 11.13 3110“?! A r.
Wheeler and Hart"? Rldof; [11". W.
Truc'oy could in inter. "
New School Test mi.
Mr. Wheeler promoted the repon
of the special columittoo on text banks
and mentioned that the committee had
hold a meeting recently whorl the
principals of In‘ost ‘of the schools were
present and the subject talk over.
For the gamma gmdes the com-
mittee "commended the adoption of
the Emerson s Benito» grammar and
the h‘liln:I series of arithmetic.
For the High school the committee
recommended the adoption of 1: pro
mash-o English work by Charles Mol'
ris Slebbl a first yo r Colman by
w. C Co rand shvéaneslwork
The Ancien‘ world by “if.
Mr \i'hb’olelL gore notice: 1' It at his
nex't “wetland,” or the board he would
move th'9ir setup on. The committee
ilsi been 110101; tflx for best terms
rind m ttt't bilownndeq can be
sedure or old .Thirty per cent
in diluted.
Mr. Welsh; *fioretl holding a spec
tar meant; lb nutter part; of the
month to take soften. so the principals
can mslm thélr requisition: accord-
ingly. No objection was odor-ed con
coming the books except that Dr. Kon-
about the history. it. understood
there is considerable agitation regard-
ln that particular book.
g‘ho meeting will be held June 23
(10:30 p. In. the owning of the grad
nation exercises.
A bill for the prin ing of the High
school examination units was refer-
red to‘ the High school committee
with power.
The Poor High School.
Dr Kendall reported that the board“
816 200 for running the high school.
during the coming your. This was a
The principal E. 11. Gumllsrt is a!
George W Post 31.000 The salary
of Messrs. Gumbnrt and Perry is the
some as lost your and Mr. Post re
ceives an increase. The salaries of
the women teachers range from 37110
on $000. The board refilled throe new
teachers. but allowed $900 to use to
best advantage toward extra teach
as is known, by every
. .Gsdillsdmsr, then
5 1145 ‘tie’ =
00
9‘1!)
.5 Dr. Kendall said that Principal Gum-
half bob! the estimalte board that it
10 solutely necessary to him: more
”"3115!“ at tal-eliont but not with
Al.
birth was decide it the whore
tier ovor la the Hi; :1li outs
e'e rol- set émedt;
; flees 3:: most dangerous crisis,
. 5‘. l; , 1, ~.. .
firm: sour» or may. 5.
f quli‘siioll 01‘ a obu‘l‘se‘ or 6th
0
upbn by Dr.
reel of mag:
owed out. ‘
‘K cdtbst the
fit ill in I: t‘r‘yldu‘ Mann. odd
'to-tlie committal: 581W
111811188111 111111111131 11111
of estimate and taxation had allowed 5'
' 50.“ I8. .
. . for next. Thursday amt, ;‘
lg”. Mi 1” ow
«ML.
Notional L'o'ifit‘t's standing.
W L.
Yesterday’s Results.
Bridgeport. 11; Northampton.37.
Hartford, 3; New Haven, 2 (10 in
nine)
Springfield. 4; Waterbury. 3.
Holyoke, '1; New iii-110111.:
Gum:- Teddy.
Hartford st Bridgeport.
Northamptoil’ 111‘. New Hires!
Home at Waterbury
Springfield at New Britain.
TREATY RIGHTS VIOLATED.
Tlals I: the Claim Made by 4:001:60:
strikers st- Hon’oMU.
HONOLULU. June 16.~No reply
has been moelved by the Japanese
strikers here to the behind «rinsed
which the arrestb’d editor of .1111 made
to Ambassador Takshir: 01 Washing:
1011. Tim uppcli claim that 2119 ll
thdriiles entered 1b 6' .0 do n the
e‘nwspapcr without due process of
low and
rights of the i
arrest. A let
forth the ate 3
Wage Assoc-10 o
acts of thé sutho
id their millet!
dor wlu be
which learnsa
rlespohafi
tick peptide;
A
tomb; v ointnd the tram
r
; or now under ,
; Rabbits setting .
tiller
and yréclgluf' the.
ties comp smell of
8a£poal to tho ambnbss”
t‘lib Alameda.
h port inflofrow. In '
Annals cab ed to the
01' 5011' Fruncisco'sod Best
have been received by the
tire promising financial and 3 -
Alloithalnus‘sgesy.
“snowman. have been
is"rho sir-1;;ledel‘qassclare that the
the hedtiment
of tho etrv agandaitlw a?! .ldpan-
ear ty 6 Non Re- 3 3;
tall ll‘ercbsnt‘s"Adso¢1stldh heave ro‘»
considered tbell' resolution (Morin; a
return to work; an dow {favor tho 3
prodocution of the rike 111 Illeg-
ed that many Japanese are buy in: re.
voiv'o'ra' with the wowed mimosa of
resisting what they term unsuthorlz-
ed seizures.
W
REVOLUTION m Honoun’A’s.
(inhalant Oriel! Fund the Country,
. ausinen House: Doctors,-
mow mutton. run ell—THE
TIMES-DEMOCRAT 100W Hays: Ev
vents ale merchin oiiftnylte rd, ; l;
tlon in Honoured, omifig mots; .
pstches received hél‘e ybbter‘d‘fi '
; i-bnsiness‘sllom engaged in
~Aluofiunn trs
‘ The country
prob-
irbly the most ”$055153 $1311 of
i ll 0, -'~ »
'dlspli chgfigm say that La“ 0
.. lint-thorn:
sb tied country aft lfifm
mt 011,1in
mimic
in Abilenledl to the 8% Item-
at: oi the ultimo statesman u;
I n‘itqd States. sulfibmhfldmh .
trolling Cains: In '
colour.» outlaw-h:
= Gnu, Bonilla is in:
it was stated yeslors
bred his poops”
- in; bed a r. Filth:
to Dli'llll. n s brother :11 President 5.
thnl... Th however.
that there 1
their departlfre.
Wt '
Ifiil'lt‘t 1011111" 11165
@0’ lb whbilln
't know Our. ctodltor will It with
minnow—1.11mi?" I664:
.1‘.
Stuck.
()uc C lotil. sliglltlv soiled was $6.,50
lint Cloth. slightly soiled was $3.00,
[his
Size
Shepherds‘ Checks in cotton.
shirt waist frocks.
,t.
1355,:
The D M; Read Co.
. I’.C
filtllbura .......... 3512 .745
c! 11 .......... 1:; 18 .1533
nus .. 2:1 .510 W a,
York .3 ....... 23 20 .535 1
Pillsdelpnis ........ 21 5 23 .417
St. Louis ....... ,...l.. :3 .38
grooklyu ........... 1'1 ' .37
oston .............13 31 .295 .
3. = . i >
La Resists Comets .5
A Special 33. 00 Model for $1.98
This is a most unusual price cancel-.5101: for a foshimp
able Corset, the very latest model; and -it is placed at this
low figure bit the simple purpose of letting the ladies bc-
‘ American Lee as standin come acquainted With it ‘
5 ' h.‘w n. o. 11.0. 5 I‘it' It: just the time to buy a Summer Corset, and this Is a
Detroit ............ '0 11 .63 “good one, absolutely u:- w, the latest model mode of the soft
fib‘lailelphlfl -------- 26 ‘9 ~57 fine batiste that' It: so agreeable to wear and it is beautiful-
{13:10:01111.::2:1:1::§b fig 'ggg 1y trimmed. Also it has the correct long hips and back and
Cleveland .........22 23 .489 four supporters.130llod with Spiraboue
Chicago .30 21 .1011
waglfig'stoh" ______ '1: g; 32% Sizes 18 to 30. $1. 98 regular price $300
~ KNEW mm“. .1“ the Corset Section.
1is“?1111111213111,3; S; [houis l. A v S 6t,
sshington. 2; Dora 1 l A
.........;. ...;....;. err tlecia lira, Ion
Boston Cleve and
--« at tile Linen Counter
Game: Teddy. , _
Cgsgffng‘gs‘gégé‘ York Just Twenty Fine Bleached Damask Cloths to close
etroit at Philadelphia out. Lacll one is three yards long and two wide a very con-
81. Louis at Washington. 'vcnient size for the awragc family. [hey are our best
5- ; --~. :11 grades. Nott- reductions.
. connect cut Long: atoll: nope Clue. Ciuill worth $7.00 for $5.50.
Horllmn ........... 25' 12' .1176 ”"9 001*“ WW“ $700 for 34-50-
8 Irinxfleld 16 .5116 Three Cloths worth $6.50 for $4.00.
Mike ..... . l)? .511 Six Cloths worth $4.00 for $2 75
”1‘3" ”“9“ -------- *9 7* 17-" Six Cloths worth $3.00 . for $2.00.
New llrituitl ....... lb 20 .114 ‘ 0 ~ , .
Waterbury ..... 17 22 .436 "C £10111 “OF”- $43: W 33175-
Northampton .....-..16 111 .1321 Assorted patterns and all wry desirable.
Bridxoport ....... . .lb 20 .120
The “Kora ” Dress Shield
practical Shield Is no“ being shown at our Na alien
It Is made in a peculiar via) and the outer rim has
such absorblng power that no matter how freely the. wearer
perspir‘cs the perspiration can not go m er the edge of the
Shield.
6
35C
2
20C
4
27c
3
23¢
5
30¢
This Shield can be washed and ironed.
1-2
.
IM
Primrose Batiste
it‘d-rs. Value 111;; ej‘té:
Fine Gingham
‘10 01% Value 22 cts.
Plain: 931:4
61
nfersli
SW83 Pongees
’13 0’70}- Value 50 cts. .
dolls 5 ‘ '
méfl’wo 011 WWW 11111:: 1130- 3 #1101103???“
me“ do ru sti‘t
for $3 25, half price.
for $1. 56, half price.
Neat and attractive for
Norwalk Chronicler