1’\
It to a dealer for In. id.
11 valued at over £1.-
W ”33' Wa'ltshurg, Wssl1.. some4growing
our 641411411414 thrashednacked
frayed two miles In an eut'otuobile
ground Into dour, made ambushed Ihl
locum all In twenty- -two minutes.
mile! machinery was erected for the.
“2.0mm: a performance In t‘opetih'a-
and theater a monkey suddenly sprang
W!!! the stage In the arms of a mun
'1! the audience. Is 111.111.1411" years
fore. had been the monkey‘s mas-
order. to dr'ttw attention to his
tomato in the Turkish army
till his. position outside the
gli'iel'lidnnotlt in Constantino
. where he offers to polish the boots
the members.
11‘ Dess'eesari of Paris. at
though blluddplnce childhood, has our
four per- us from drowning.
-.Eharles Noble, of I’Ittslleld Me,
ripened a pumpkin and round tho sccrls
hilly sprouted. some of the sprouts be-
i g sevelal inches long. 9 pump-
which had been kept Int e collar
‘ILII winter, was thor‘mlghly sound oth-
' Dt'idley of Hampden Me.
edit! to have 11 h'cn that will I111- only
from the t0) (if n polo. The reason
17.! 191‘ lb s is that when she was 11
ill pullet she was frightened by a
0'; one day and iicw to the mp of a
high pole in the yatd. The dog kept
’her there for some time. and while
there she laid her that egg The story
306! th'dt herer since has the. hen told
Mr 63k except when on the top of
some pole and that n polo with 11 small
not b placed around it has been set
4191941144141 so that the hon may I411"
sna:vd".».
no,
FREAK PHo'chltarHV.
After running horses. lumping ath-
Ietes flying cannon-bulls.
lightnina and the shifting spectral
lines of revolving double stars have
been successfully photographed. the
airy soap bubble has furnished a
mumbling block that the scientific [1M
,toxrapher has bad ttt difficulty“ in
"‘Iui'mounting uglzm solid
said not long ago nthet torn long time
it had been his ambition to photograph
a soap bubble In the act of bucking.
lie anticipated ‘1’-4111 difficulty. because
he knew the time occupied in the dis-
appearance of a brcak'bubble must be
only a small fraction of a second.
Whoevol‘ has Watched II brilliant
soup bubble burst knows how quickly
it vanishes. The scientist thought it
might take one-twentieth of n second:
but by repeated experiments ho found
that the. time occupied In the disap-
penrance of tho Iridescent film was
not more than one threu- hundrcdlhs [of
11 second. To catch and picture one
of those vanishing films hetwccn the.
instnnt of its breaking 11nd that of Its
complete extinction proved 11 most
difficult undertaking; but It wns ac-
commitsh'cd.
Some persons may think thut it
would be equally dIiIlcult to photo
51mph 10 lightning ilasb but It must
recollected that lightning makes
an Intensély vivid Iniprcssion. while
the soft rcllc4tion of a soap bubble. Is
evanescent. oyon I11 the bright stars of
,an electric spark. From printing tho
Image of the flying edge of a broken
bubble. in the turbo-hundredth part of
a second to disclosing the existence of
rent nebulae in the heavens by the
, lulntlvc effect of sovnrnl hours of
dohlln’nous exposure, the modern pilo-
mgmiiliic plnlo is pcrforming muny
1t'ohde1s in bebnll of science and mm
In; Itscif one. of tho mosl powerful
cans at man' s disposal to unlock the
Acrcts oi 11nturc.1~ 'l'll~lills. '
«2...,
Outing w"#8110433
rob vous'
Vac atlon
"raisins oxronDs.
68c ".1111 $1.25
44141164394141» Outing
Shoes.
22. so
FOR YOUR DRE88 §HOE3 REMEM-'L
' DER THE.
burn:
RALSTON
1111141411
wear Sines T114 114
lift WkeHlNo‘ron eraser.
" dribble 8422.
djwry article.
. herd w
' r‘o 111 ill 9 nuniufsc
us have we coined the 1' p'ul'a-
for selling the best at the lowest
fie'AJJ. 1111391111111 .
‘ 81' 3011 Go. ‘
abrll‘r‘tse solitude a to
‘11s ’ I'M the arllot' till
‘Id”? Wales We Gill 1411*
min or- loreln In thel
s." dohd‘ in childhllod
, pl cued nerves and pan“
114411.11 the da
Wanflitlir
an ‘VUIIEW
. , win a. ,1
Wenm’l‘llm 1 SW
‘.‘"
WssroWMsoms '. .
. John H. Knapp
. i. send ,
a{ghost a. guarantee. Thus we‘
dd to protect our custb 1cm
medium-est organs and 3
‘ ' '4
Picnic 31144111141111
'I‘he picnic season I11 here. We can
fill your lunch basket with all tho
dnlntles that so to India)” up 11 dnlnty
Iuncb.‘ whether you are going to the
seashore or in tho country.
SPECIAL
Make your own bocr. Knupp's or
Williams” Root llocr Extract, 10¢ per
bottle.
We are agonls for (‘Wlutso & Seth
born's Celebrated Tenn and Coffees.
the. standard of perfection the arid
over. Coffees, 25c. :04: and 35 per
lb. Teas all grades and all prices.
If you want Fancy Berries or Fruits
for cunning leave us your order. We
will dcllwr them fresh from the
vines. Strawberries nnd Pincsppbs
are at their height now.
Call on us for anything.
Ghuréh 81 Miller
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
,rstsrnouem-z.
CitvNational Bank
BOUT H NORWALK. CONN.
“...—-
Infidelic‘rs A osnEh‘AL BANKING
sosmsse
other)
Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 sod'$5' .1411 year.
EDWIN H. MASTHEWBON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. fut Vlchres.
FREDERICK H. Rowan, 2111: Vice
me0 EODWELL. Cashier
’ DIRECTQRI
E; H. lilatheweon Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Elbert: John H. nght' .
Fred H. Rowan ‘ . j‘ -
...—......
Surplus and Profits
, , "17.00000
...—.1 .
,,’,‘ 1
. 11414111 Mahabkemo
>1
.1. n. c‘ONltbR. 141.11.- .
some. and'culuioe Up to Date. }
Rites $2 per day she 5111111144
848:1: and G'sndr'a'l' Totem-lion Tinker.
- Sunday Dinners. 75ers '
15"“??5 .
428.41?
’lNSURA'NCE
REM. ESTATE
(tdconrokauo) ,
mammal-leave. Woomonwhsk.
“he “ti-w
retention: can. fail;
.(Qreqory Boulevard)
as," ...NOAWA .LK-
Mumwvan Mel. W .
flashes of'
, 8teamship Tickets
: ‘Wl M"LAYTON 81‘ 00
. North
W, tobehdd-"u
Formcr New Haven Town Clerk and
Clerk ol Shell Fish Commis-
1 rs
sum ouccumbs
At his home at 28 Pearl strcot, New
Ilnvcn, one of the most prominent of
the older residents of that city, Frch
crick Botsford. died last night of heart
disease. due to general dcbillty and
old age. W'
Mr. Botsfortl, who was a prominent
figure in New Haven life for a great
many years, and open! the great
builders of the independent Order of
Odd Fellows in the state of Count-cli-
cut, was in his 89th year, having been
born in Woodbury in 1820, 11nd being
eightyclght years and eight months
41! ago. 'I'hcrc be passed his childhood.
but as 11 young man went to New lIaW
von, 41nd at once outcicd into the
lite of the plucc. lie was for 11 long
time conncctcd with the Winchostcl
Repeating Arms Company. About 20
years 14110 ho wris elected town clork.
which position I10 held for two terms
of [Wu years each. Attor that be was
made sccretm‘y of tho shclllish com
mission of the state, with which coin-
mission ho was connected for it yours
“signing the poaltlon of clerk in
1896 with high praise from tho 111cm
I14 rs of tho conunlsslol‘l for tho excel
lent service ho bud 1onrl4 rod it.
The greater port of tin- vigorous
part of his manhood was spcnt I11 the
work of the I. 0. t). l".. which which 411‘~
gsnlsation ho was grand secretary for
tho state of Connocllcut for 11 period
mi 37 yours, beginning in liltill. and
lasting until his resignation Muy 111.
lf'04i. Upon his “Intonation his distInW
finished and lninlunblo scrvlco lo the
organization was flitingly recognized
by the Odor by its making him grand
secretary on14rilus for tho rcsl of his
lilo. An lib-d of tho grout Work of 1111-
building which ho nccompllsbcd Is
convcycd by tho llguros of member-
ship. which show lhul whon ho took
office the ordcr bud 2.292 lllt'llllltlrs in
the stntc, 41nd when ho roslnnod It hflll
18.8043.
Mr llotuiord was vory noun-2,1- 11s
coolntod with the Odd Follows In othor
cnpncillcs bosides tho s4x'1'11311rysi11p.
lie was inlliutod into the order no
a..1ucn1bcr of City Lodge, No. :46, of
Now Iinven, April H. I847. 'lIo then
went through tho chair in this Indxc.
sud become 11 member of the Grand
Lodge of Connecticut, and in 18437458
he was grand master of tho (lrnml
lodge. In 1868. as above stntod, he
became grail} secretary. Ho nIso bov
come. a member of tho (irnnd him-amp
ment of the stoic, and was grand pot-
riurcb for 1864-66, and rcprosontcd tho.
grand encampment In the sovereign
grand lodge. for 1863;4‘1. Ho was grand
scribe of the grand encampment from
1898 to .1906.
Mr. iiois.’or4i was It quzct,
man. with strong character
reserved
and n.
. great strength or will tl1nt.n1ude all
thoso who know hint udmlrc him.
whether they agreed with him 411' not.
lie who always markedly successful In.
whutcvcr he undertook. (lutslde of
the Odd Follows, MI". Bntnford won :1
lnulpln'r of-tho Masons. Wooslo-r i414lgo,
and a promlncnt member of St. ’I‘hom
as‘ church. New Haven.
Tho funeral will ho hcld from St.
'I‘homns' church at :I oclork on Satin
duy11fte1noon,tho Rev Mr. licnrdslcy
officiating. There will bo pr111c1'11 nt
tlio house at 2 30. At the glavc in
Evergreen Cemetery tho services will
be in charge of tho grand lodge of
Connecticut of the Odd Fellows. The
list of honorary bearers. picked from
the list of past grand mnstors or the
order for the state. consists of Brad-
ley S. Keith, postmaster at Norwnllt:
\Vllllnm H. Marigold, postmustcr nt
Bridgeport; Loopold I)4'l.ocuw, of
Hartford: Scluh (I. Illnckmnn. of Shcb
' ton, William S. Hutchinson, of New
Haven, and Frank R. Upson. of South-
Instou.
The actlvo bcnrcrs are 11141111114111 of
r jClty Lodge, and were scioctcd last
inlght at 11 meeting of the lodgo as fel-
lower Peter 'I‘crhutlo.(‘.l1urlcs Hell
E h} Woodrulf w H Huntley E. H
Sporty E. llccthcs. W. II.N01tI1wood
land A.Nhlcluty1c.
“.MI BOtSYOTd leaves no close relu-
lives the. nearest of kin bclng llctiJsW‘,
min Illacknlan oi' Schenectady. and
'l'licodolc Blnckmall of Now llnvcn
\v ho nro nephew's llo has been Iiv
ing at his homo with G. iler bcrt Bi '.I1
op, a grand nephew.
NATIONAL K. o‘r'c. 11414149.
The 1141414111111 infant or directors of
the Knights of Columbus will meet in
New Havc‘n, next Mendity and Titus-
day. It: muse tne‘reliulnr quarterly.
'moetihg'ol’ the board, an" ohe "or'the’
'md‘tters that will be acted upon-Wily be
,the‘ ‘Jht‘edt‘nihdt or the 3100. 000' from
*tho surplus fund' of the under. AtW-the
dost. quarterly. meeting this sum at
11111 by wsp invested.
1 e 1141114111111 1144441111. of the or
.v'dcr- will be held 41' Mobile.A111..mml
ust 34121414111411! .1." ‘Henon. who hart
been the. supreme knight of. the order
lfol‘ ton YEW? railreltlrom that. ours.-
'W.11nd 11. now been on tho K.W of 04‘ will
bu;c.b41sen hydhe national convention.
ltlis expected that the. councillor to
Mr.- WWHesm will bunnies A Fisherty.
o! Pbiladoblbbt. who Is now deputy
snpmmdmkpiphta Mr, “earn is now
luresldout 0.11:: by. epiphany oi
c 7
'Americs.‘» New.York. .'
"w t h '
1.1.11 111.441.11.114
medial. he
bore ”has
and Ilni'tu' titer 1135411115 1111114114 “'lml
111111411 City Journal.
"D4111 you thinkW.you cold learn to
love “lei"du'lmh old 4141111111. if
on' new}! replied Is‘e'
. Yound‘liudd“how,,p1W,a.t',,yon,b,
up; to spend on my use. 4111
Vlgscoabaily News. . ,g, .
'11.. Found 1... 11. New 11111... 11.11
road Wall; in $808,001. and a
Biboldyn M51414 1111111111411
1' 4W
STAMFGRD. July B.-—~An attempt to
wreck a traln on the New York, New
Haven and Hsrtford‘dtailrond. yestciv
day, was averted by tho \‘lgllanco ,of
the engineer. As his train was rush-
ing through Sallock's Cut, just west
of Stamford. he saw two ties piled on
track 3. He stopped the train, and the
tics were removed. Avwestbound ex-
press was duos within 11 short limo.
'l'hc tics wore placed where the tracks
curve sharply.
Luigi Cnsculc, 30 yours old. of Brook-
lyn, is 11ndcr urn-st as 11 suspicious
person in connoction with the attempt.
Ho was found in the vicinity. After
tbc tics bad boon removed Cascaic
onergcd from tho. bushes nearby, and
went down the tracks. Ile was watch-
ed by William Brown. a nogro. whom
(luscnle could not see. Brown told
the railroad men about (‘11 scale. and
ho was turned over to the polite.
.bc New Haven road has four
mulls at the scene of the attempt
’I‘redk 3' Is the outside track on the
north side and is used by westbound
descenscr lrnins. T111414 I Is the out-
side truck on the south siilc. nnd ls
used by eunlbonnd passenger trains
()1'4'1 truth 4 run the 11111141111 express
Whm‘t' r‘llslnecr discovered tho tics
’l‘bo truin droppod 14 brakcnntn, who
rolnovcd tho lion dud then went on to
Stamford station, and reported In the
police.
THE HATTING SITUATION.
At'thority Declares 1411414111 of Danbury
Manufacturers in Making Conces-
sions to the Union Means City's
Loss of Prestige.
4 Bully Trude Itccord 1.
“llaubury.” said 14 1111111 who has [1:141
his fingers m1 tho. pulse of tho lmttim:
Industry for Ill'lll'l)‘ a quarter of a coin
tnry. "is slowly bhl snrcly committing
suicide. The action of tho Rlxtct‘n
1111111nf11ct11rors there and Its vIclnItI‘
In brcnklng nwny from tho National
Association and parIeyIng with the un-
lcn. also nmkiug concessions to It, Is.
to my way of thinking. the beginning
of the end of Dnnbury's prominence as
ti butting cctticr. Aflcr tho novelty of
getting buck to work has worn off tho
cxuclious of the union from the manu-
fnclurers will be greater than ever be
fore and the Danbury manufacturers
will thou rcnllze what a serious mls
tnke. they burn made. It is lmpossb
bl4- to make them bollcvc it now. as
they can only view the matter through
their own 41,1 en, but: Ir ttctlone. I be
hey-,4 have serl'onaly ml the cause of
tho manufacturers Who are fighting for
tho opon shop. In some respects the
strike bus, boon 11 benefit. as It has
clcnrcd up surplus stocks. and you run
trike It from mo lhnt thc Indopendcnl
manufacturers nro not ovcrwbcbncd
with ordt'rs. ’l‘hcrc woro big stocks on
bond when tho ‘slriko hogan and th4
demand has not boon heavy. especially
for bottdwour containing the label.
Tho importnncc of tho lnbel has dl
mlnishod groaily.
“Mark my words," continued the au
thority. "11nd soc if Philadelphia does
not become the lending batting center
sooner or lnfcr. Labor conditions are
better there and. us you have already
told. a few 111annfnctnrcrs elsewhen
who buvo had their troubles with the
union hnvo nIrcady established branch-
es tberc. I think others will follow
suit—wand soon."
‘Commentin-z on the litigation involv-
lng the breaking of their agreements
with the National Association of For
Felt Hut Manufacturers the speaker
said he did not believe the issues
would be nclnnly tried, If at all. for at
least two years during whlth time he
Inthnatcd many things might lmppon.
The speaker further stated that the
manufacturers who threw out the 1111-
Ion label last January and have since
operated on the "open shop" basis
were doing nice businesses and were
1111411111- ny‘crcomlug the setback occns
lonod by‘ the loss 41! their formor em
viruses
In response to a queStion the. speak
or stated that ho did not believe many
could" be feulid to invest money in s
fhditlhg buslhess In Dnlibllry. "Those
who hare been lourneymen there have
worked up and finally sons in business
for. themselves are
movefthc. said. “and loan) toldt'bat
some propose to further Increase their
cspaoity. But i do not.thlnleanbllr!
iwill even- be what It won or remain
,what. it has lost. not. through capitol
WthntW- is not already theresanyvav.” 1
Whether than submit to a reduction»
01.411411, wages,~,1vhicb. lo i11':snid.-svould
workers In the finishing department at
lv'vunsmmn a Sleeper. straw 111141 felt
that 11.111111111441118“: 110 Uticlt street,
l841ston,huvu ref-used to return lo'
work. At the New -York ofllce of the
firm. it was said that then: was no
lslt‘lkc. .nnd no reduction in wages. but
that if the piece workers tildW' not want
to work it was '.' matter of Indifference
lo the comp
It 1% understood‘thc whole trouble is
over Ills of 111491.14 114111111 said even
under the {old smile a skillful men
”foddd‘ onlream '33. «1111‘. under the
“11111111141 11911141111414 1111411119 to earn so
ML:
‘--"ro feel dtrontr. hsvvdbod 4111111441411
' monomer; 4144149 numb sndienIWf"
my mum tonltvahd 11111111414.
W
III'WCIG WW“ sum. the'
women 11111114414111 14411110119441
'NB'I' Pmm, Idly 8.-‘-A ‘dlli‘
when '48 illb' it‘sbh"tii,4'uiy tr9m inn-bi
reports t‘lla‘t l'f'lo Isdat'luse a’t'o 1111411111-
1Wy mlef’drtlilnit “'10.“ Wong‘u'gluk-
II. ‘V " WWW 4
troops, 1111111‘111111..144«n Neuron .0433
cavalry, Train; upopitl and
ulrbvls one are don"al'a tly arril'llul
thho Japanese are “lively ups q‘lf'lffi',"
W. on
and ex’tendin"
2...”. “2......
not liable to,
mean a cut of 3359 per combine piece '
minus-m
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IAOIIALL.
4 #— I
National League Standing.
W. L. I'.(‘.
Pillsbury; .......... 49 18 .731
Chicago ........ .41 20 .621
New York .......... till 24 .lllll
Cincinnati .......... 25 32 .615
Philadelphia ........IIO 36 .458
St. Louis 33 .4041
lir41oklyn 42 .371:
lipnton 48 .284
Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn. 7; lloston. I tfirst gmncl;
Iilookly11,".1; Boston. 1 [second gumcl.
Pittsb rg. ll: Chicago. 2.
New ork 3; Philadelphia. 1.
Games Today.
St. Louis nt Iloston.
I’ltlsburg at New York.
Chicago at I’bliudelpbin.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
American League Standing.
W. I.. l’.(‘.
llt‘lf‘tlll ............. It} 21'» .648
Philadelphia ........ 42 20 .618
Iioston ............. 43 III) .718};
t‘IcvoIsnd . . . :l .351
New York :27 45!.
Chicago . ‘ 38 .4'4
St. Louis ' 42 .382
Washington ..... . . ..22 46 .324
Yesterday‘s Results.
Cleveland. 4: llotrolt. 3.
lioslon. 9; New York. ti.
Chicagoan. Louis, wot grounds.
Games Today.
\l'nshington nt ('luvclnnd.
011141141441 at St. Louis.
I'hllsdoiphln at Detroit.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. I.. I‘.(‘.
liut'lford .. . . .114: ‘.‘l .632
Holyoko ...,... . . . .32 26 .552
New Britain ........Il‘.’ 27 .542
Springfield .... .. 39 1:3 .500
Waterbury ......... 3|) 3:: AM
Now Ilnvon ....,:I 35 44:“:
Northampton . . . , . . .28 3!: .489
Ilrldgoport ..........32 3t} .ill‘i
Yesterday's Results.
Now ilnvcu, '4‘; liritfizoport.
\\'utorbury. 2; Ilnriford. l
pings).
Norihnmpton. '4'; Springfield, .‘1.
Ilolyokc. ll; Now llrItdIn, ‘2.
ill!
Games Today. W
Itridgoport at Ncw llrltnln.
Springfield at Waterbury.
Hoiyoko ut New Haven.
Hartford at Northampton.
Manager Chance Apologizes.
CHICAGO. July 8.——Mntls1tcr Chunco
of the Cuba has apologised to thc
Notional commission. according in it.
B. Johnson, for remarks ho mudo. con-
coming the supreme body's notion In
the bonus cuso. t‘bdnco wrote that
ho was entlrely mistaken regarding
the nffttir.
Brown and Ruelbach Out of Game.
CHICAGO, July fir—Mordecai llrown
and Ed Ituelbacb. the (‘nbs' star pitch-
orn, will not Join the champions dur-
Inx their present series with Phila-
delphia, and it will be longer before
Ruelhach will be able to take his
turn on the slab. Ilrown's wife show-
ed little or no change in hot condi-
tion yesterday, and tho. thrcofiingered
pitcher asserted that ho. would not
join the team until hls wil'c Is entirely
out of danger. Rnclbnch, who was but
on suddenly ill with ptomainc poison-
ing last Monday, was able to sit 11p
yesterday for the first limo, but he
has little hopes of joining the. team
for ten days or two weeks.
Ketchell and Langford M'atched.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.-—Stnnleyt
Ketchcl and Sam Langford will light
to 11 finish I11 Ely. Nevada. Labor Day,
September 6. for the middcwcight
championship of tho world. and 11
purse or $25,000. This was the an-
nounccmcnt made late yesterday by
Willus Britt, manager of ,Kelcbcll. Tex
Hall. said to be representing 11 11an L
dicutu of mining men of tho Nevada .,
copper con1pnuies.hns.boeu in this.
clty for several days nttenipthig id
arrange the thatch nod yesterday W il-
lns Britt nglced to accept 1111 terms. ,W
Kclcholl will sign the agreement to .
day. and the articles will then be sent ,
to Boston for Longford‘s signature.
‘1‘—.—
Boigulm Club Wine Challenge Cup. , I
HENLEY, Eng, July's—"rile soar,
of- flic Grand 0111114111 cup' 144114 rowed
.off 'here'toda'y, dbd"'wod by"the Glub’ '
Nautiqne do Sand, 0! Belgium, which '
defeated the Jesus Collagen; row of
Cambridge. by :1 here You
The Belgiausflodk t! el ti.
the race and dth‘o'”, 41‘
about 3% lengt s Bl'n front. ‘13" (fol
legs then snurtcd‘, but 441.811.1114» 85'
make much 1n1pretisl'on dn't eir rivals,
.who,mwln1r stronfzIy rind twith beliuW
tlful precision, finished' 0 thud
which has only been bed on twice in
the history of the race.
1'r wits coon IIWICE.
A wildly turbulent scant. W118 out: o'
a witness In a trial he ore (‘blefW lla'ti‘on
0.‘Grady The counsel. after ml teri'n
him for some tln1o..ppt‘ h tings (1
him which reflected on “the',' wi ,esu
character.
“If ye 1111 1119 tbstt't' 118111 11114119
skin then!!!" was "11.111111. . “.1.
he console; enabled to the court.
11411111311144 new” moments,
his cliche etc
a 31; wow." “Rumwo ' 1114i“ ”18331811111111
lidyisoyo me 41.111941-
“If store-owed to repeat the
ohestion?’ replied the court "I’d 'ado
vise you to move a little from the wit-
nose."
. W
"Mind to take your 4111441141611 to the
ills: would?"
"Well. i dont; “143911; there are ”so
“PM"!!!
m4 fore erl ole to
«whiting! git, y Journal
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,_ ’ord. shows 11 small ‘l'ncrea'se our the
, record for the correspondln
The Store closes at five 0
\"4-1)' 114111 and dainty pa
blank dots 11114-1 and figure
10¢ a yard.
This is :1 1114'r4'4'ri/.c4l cottol
imitation of pongcc It has tl
sionul both 1' Mm .141 of shzmiun
\or {or lllOlUl‘lll" coats and con
location 4111 the how Hour to
thc around “41411.! lz1irl'1cl4l Avc.
tl1c tni'i'ctns.
ctc.
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domain! to no 1r 111th wash 41
98c will buy 41114- of th'c b'c
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picccs which llilllnlc slowly lll
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highest.
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inspection. .
hour .4
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Look worth $5. 00.
'Brlltg' in 1 your Coupons
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Jon‘e Show: Small Increase Over That .l
of a Year Apt»,
, The volume. of new corporations
formed in Connecticut dut‘ingW WJuiie.
11s controlled by the Commercial Rec
month
of l st year. Thirty con 1111411141.
ibav ng a' “pile! shock of ‘..0i128000
filed ortlilcstelt."| 11st to My live
cor d at 814.6000
tel nuts or '19081' 0'1‘ but bidders flo
“0.0081va “W3? MIND.
g83°°° rumours“:
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Mind of his daughter.
Illnck and Colored llcnillcrblooms, .
\\'4' ask attention to 1114' very satisfactory assortment oi
l «lbs Illlll 5141c ks.
Every style of the latest.
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This may seem a strange Ilénl ibr tile hot weather. yet they are a big
selling item for Summer wear We have just received a new line of
Extra Long SWeaters to Sell at $3 98
Have 'put on :5. 00 Sweaters with them.
Assorted Sweaters, $2. 98
Regular price 83. 98.
Assorted Sweaters, $1. 98
Regular price 33. 00.
Assorted Sweaters, $1. 49
, Regular price 82. 00.
Children's and Misses’ Sweaters at Sale Prices
rlANo. CONTEST ENDED JULY 4TH ,
A Etckerman 81 Son
84 Washington St, Sbutb Norwdk
. responses
flight of 25 militltlls‘ duration early last
‘Qvenlhfit-
was s [town In
yon. aged 82 year . litild to be the only i.
...theo assistant secretary 14111118411141
DAY. JULY 8, 1909
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Brldgeport Advertisementw Bridgeport Advertisements
’clock except Saturdays.
.‘1 . \
Organdies and Muelins
Special Summer Values, :54: grades at 10c.
ttcrns white grounds with
With them a few Colored
(lr'gnutllcs 111 the fashionable b0r414'14'4l 4fl'4'4'ts.
W ash Goods Section.
Himalaya Cloth for Coats
1, 114‘“ known as an cxccllcnt
14- irrcgular weave and occa—
g 411' rojah, and 15 in great faW
t stilts.
294: a yard, in all farhionablc colors.
Wash Goods Section.
Summer Petticoats
The Petticoats have been transferred fr41111‘lll4'i1'for1ncr
Coal and Suit Rooms 4111
llcrc will be found all
Sniccns.
theL
sidt.
s Skirts which always arc in
rcsscs.
st Madras Skirts.
Women’s Summer Neckwear
owing 41f g41111i114' llish C14)-
W\ls41 tl14 fur'mitc \cnicc
4' real cruchct 14 ork.
from ihc loprriccd to thc
At the Undermuslin Section customers :11'4- shown the
"Murrclla l)r.'1\14'r. quite u 11c11'111414lcl 111141 vcr1 practitdl
11> merits ram 111: bcsl judgcd by :1 pcrsonul
Refreshing Iced Tea scncd in tin Icn Room at all
Ltvflcc or L howlatc if 14111 wish it
lonstcd Mullins. Slim-d l‘crtclics with cream, and
Salads and Sand«
M
Read Co
1114*. .b
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with your own count.
IN AIR 2! MIW’I’ES.
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will. In 111413443141 balloon
(filil‘br’nlh Arrow til db! :1 Rsuccessful
He rate' to ‘an M” of
1,000 feet and 4141mm guild
:llve miles, passing [digiggc
'centerfi of the el'll':"lflkh
1111thch by hundtttule‘ for milolv’arouull
WV
NEARLY KILLEQ- BY Ar CAIINET.
'WMHING'EON. «July, sow-Air” E.
043141.!
faiths
3144149. second secretary of State, nar:
runny yopter»
, e,.elroule.,l', stairway. r 'l:
, ,,snot. where Mr. .Adee'elqzi'od
.. = ' 85% several other [overn-
t, out ”workmen Iost,tl1,elr
“the 'mm. 414141. the lime
need by the
timely ws'rlllns 11n334"mpm one o!
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