I 1
iiilllllill liiillll
RIM W to Express Ollioe But
' Todt «Nothing Except Cash Box
oi Pay Telephone
FlelilLD, July 3. —Thievcs bloke
111%“ the seat bound station here some
Lulu dorm: Batutdpy night or osr'ly
.ydalhfllay morning. pty'lnx open one 0!
"t‘VIlndows to gain admission to the
' it. Who window of the combine-
tfilflif: dillce, express office and
5 I: was f‘ilmmied,’ and en
The in-
. us had to that room.
Mr had a number of pack see,
but “out Killian stated at noon 1. day
1““ nothing was missing froth the ex-
prod: packages The burglars pried
off the cash box of the pay telephone.
ilnd took it war. so the amount of
money in it is not known
OIJICT To srnoso FISH ODOR.
NEW HAVEN: :nuy requesting
odors which are worrying Shott Beach
feign, hideous or the operation or n
.M.Miser plant. a short distance
to the seaward of the bungalow of Mrs
ave not yet been brought
W ”control by court proceedings.
; «totally when the hearing was to
”love been from it was agreed that the
butter might rest until Saturday. the
many in the meantime to try and
make repairs so as to contiol the odOIs
which arise from the plant.
‘I
'flte king of hitsly is the only vege-
tum Wait .
1mg Shoes
l-‘OR voun
fl Vacation
‘f'ItENNIS oxronos,
‘ ”sac and $1.25
_‘ 1 White Canvas Outing
Shoes,
$2.50
FOR YOUR DRESS SHOES REMEM-
BER THE
r The, homes that. We turn-
.beaai‘uo'e he Furniture we sell is of
t, the strongest the most pre-
3 and most durable We are
spho where we buy every article,
bled to protect our customers.
new we cameo the replica»
opt none ‘lrom the manufac- '
. .1
boiling the best- at the lowest - . .> . .. , . ,. .
. loosens Genomi‘dmformation Ticker.
. Shsday Dinners, 75ers
Stops Itching
akin Troubles. “Aggravated by Hot
Weather. Quickly Cured.
‘ When it is known. that flotilla.- the
. new skin remedy. will atop the tore
' tut-one itching attontii
eczema with
first application and lit rng immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from
all skin troubles which are aggravated
by hot weather_ its merit will be in
atsntly appreciated. 0n the tender akin
of chafing infants, poslsm only be used
with soothing and beneficial effects.
it is applied externally, and its remark-
sbie healing powers begin their work
at once.
All skin disease. including eczema.
acne. herpes. rush. letter. etc. yield
readily to its remarkable curative prop-
erties. Occasional applications of pos-
lnm. in small quantities. will quickly
banish pimples. hives. blackheads.
blotchcs. and will relieve and cure itch-
ing fret. ooaiyscnlp. humors,.ete. A
special fro-cont package has been adopt-
tcd for those who use poslant for these
minor troubles. This. as well as the
regular two-dollar for, Is on sale at
The Clifford “harmony. Edw. w. KeI
Icy. Jr.‘ a. and other leading druz' atorcs
in South Norwalk.
An experimental supply of poslam
may be obtained free of charge. by
writinx to the Emergency laboratories
32 West Twenty‘lfth Street. New York
City
SEVIRIDGE GIVEN A RECEPTION.
Indiana Folks Grateful For His Work
on Tariff Bill.
lN‘DlANAPOlJS. lnd., .itlly Ill-«Son-
nlor Albert J. llcveridgc was greeted
by a large crowd nt n‘ public reception
in Tomlinsun Hull, lusl night. The tif~
fIIir was plunned by the indliln’n‘polis
'l‘nft Club in recognition of the soun-
tor's work on the tariff bill.
"I do not take this denmusttutlon as
it personal compliment." snid Senator
Beverage i I] brief address. “but as
the people‘s expression on u vital pub-
“bout-"slim."
Senator Bcvcrodgc quoted President
Taft as saying: "itcvisc the thrill
downward."
"But it won not his promise," the
scII-Ittor added. "it was the prontisc
of the Republican pnrty. voiced by
him. i am one of those who believe
tbul the most, serious thing beneath
the sun is a promise made between
man and mun. l out for protection. i
believe that the Amerlcun people are
for it, but to bc a protectionist docs
not moon that We arc to be extortion-
nte. W'lmllv n tariff rate goes beyond
the point of protection it becomes un
excess."
Boy—Conic quick! There's a man
been fighting my father for half an
hour.
ruthenium—Why didn't you tell [no
itcl‘oro?
flow—Tuner; father writs trotting the
best of it till Just. l‘°“"""N.°“.' York
'l‘cle‘gmm
.1
CitvNatIonaiBank
souTH uoawsnx. cons.
flRANSACTS A transom. BANKING
Business
‘ .cqpitai Surplus and Profits
. 5,100,000.00 . ,. "moose
.-—“
sol. Dopoait boxes; so into as per year.
EDWSN" H. MATHEWIDN. Erin.
JOHN" . KNA .181 “60st
FREDERICK H OWAN. 2'“! Vice
‘ i‘wn'fiito sumo. Caahlor
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson “my Seymour
John H. Knapp lamuel Grumman
y till-inn .3. Marvin limit-co Marvin
adhesion Bwartz John H- Light
H-iflowan » »
l‘ ...
Hotel Mahackemo
~ d. R. GQNNOR. Mgr:
Service and Cuisine Up to Data.
Ratoa 32 per day and upwards.
...»...-
“In.
.n-tr
I"
mean.
.- o la the science or use
the disease slid the art of- MI-
Walt, twist or sprain in the
1;. volt nouns in enhanced rt
remove the canoe or
murals. and health II
it harmonizing the If:
il l.
or
and atoms-
In attention”
mine. You will
any entrant-sous a
ll.
I be some. Diseases are council '
Medan-resend Wilbur “
‘ ”diluent «mower
"iNSURlINCE
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REAL ESTATE
Stcamship Tickets
inguivron & co
. (Inconmnnso)
,5“ sarcoma “AVE.
tot-9m owns-Mi
asst: Noni/nu
.111.
{from out All: Illinos or
0M WMWer
Shore
. 1 Sea
‘-‘ ”sixth Annual
"lpjtrtthttnems
Brooltlield Says It Closed Road in
1902 and it Has Been Discon-
tinued Sloan—Sherman
Says Not $0
With It babbling brook runnins
through it and blackberry bushes
growing no high ss'tt man' s unlit thei
much discussed turnpike between
nrookflcld rind Sherman
problem which is pussllng the county
commissioners. The people or fiber
man wnfit the road repaired, but the
town of Broukflcld (out see it and
consequently the highway looks like
u cross section of the wildcrntrss.
Long Eighth Mile.
thn the commissioners went up to
cxnminc tlu- Iond lust t'ccr't. some of
the citizens sr—Iid the disputed strelrh
wus ttboui oucciglttli of 11 mile in
length ‘onrmiusloner Mead got out to
walk the distance. and discovered that
ing at that. lie was
finish and w: u glad to get into n cont
tunable vehicle.
May Be a State Road.
iitlon uniting the commissioners to or
dor the. road opened linooltiicid hold-
s meeting in 102 and ordered the
tioscd ever since. It is nllogod. how-
cwr that the road was built by the
ml by the town of llrooltflcld.
Delegation Received.
'l‘hcro u'ns II big delegation
Welcome the columissioncrn \leI-II ihcy
nrrivcd upon the scene. ‘I‘lto
soloi‘liitau oi' Iirooktlt‘ltl was on the
job. and slttnll boys from Sllcrmuu
l‘ltll (”Wild in point out the.
spots to the visitors. The iIllllllllri-
uioncrs lutyt- given no decision in lllt'
mutter yet.
Bridge in Fair Shape.
They examined llnhllltl'u itrldgc
while in flint vicinity. The britlzc was
found to be' in fairly good condition.
it will be ‘lopnintod. and a number of
new planks put in.
$100 lilii lllll‘
liil lliilllillll
President Tracy Assesses Clarion $25
and Two Players $10 Each
lor l’lolyolte Episode
IiRlSTOIn .lIIly 13.’—T’I‘01lltlf‘fll Tra-
('ity, of thr- (lottucctit-tlt ldliIRlll‘, IIu~
trounced inst night that in,» bud impos-
ed n fine of $100 on Tom (Ionnpry; :25
mt Mu‘nngcr Clfll'lilfl_‘iinfl $10 each on
Players Justice tutti F‘loury. all of the
Hartford (cam for ilIclI- nttlons in
tho giillli‘ “llll lioliolte. in iiolynke.
last wock. when the Hartford tcn'u
was taken of! tho field. Manager
Clnrkln protested the game. but Pres-
ident Tracey has shit the protest nsldc,
giving the game to ilolyolte, according
to the umplrc‘s ruling.
The trouble was blmlght about by
Umpire Lincoln's culling Wnnner of
, the Hartford team out for being hit
by a bolted bu I. Wanner attempted
to hurdle the be i in running from first
to second and according to the um-
plug the bull hit Wnnuer's foot. .Con-
ntry disputed the decision. and on UIII-
pirc lJnooln's refusing to change the
decision, ordcrcd the team off the field.
1‘
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--Dyspejsiu is Americu's curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters contheI's dyspepsia
every time. It drives out the impuri-
tiesptoncsthc stomach. restores not»
feel digestion; normal weight and
good health.
CATHOLIC ”EDUGAWGNAL A330
(NATION.
.“"‘"““‘
Convention Opens in
m.«1‘oday.
BOSTON. .llt’ly flimWith mass at
the Cathedral of the lI‘lo‘ly Cross this
' city. the Islttth normal convention of
the Cellulite Educational dissociation
wits opened today in the congrega
tlo’nmore'ma’ny '01" the motif. Idioffni
'g‘nlsned educators of‘tlio Roman Cantu
olic Church, including presidents‘and
professors of the Catholic colloges of‘
the country and (dominion nnd lnlty
. moisten with educational- work.
mflotltv all ml the (Mittens :ot'lnotn
M1163»! institutions in the United States
are represented. A number of the war
11'"! monitor-ted with convents nnd llflvi
o
bhurch ate in attendance
. in connection with the mess, the» us
imitation was Minully welcomed lll’
Archbishop “Hilton 11., Ollohnctl o'l‘
I'l'lthttrtposc of tho unsorintlon is
' tho brehd‘ioceso of 'Ft‘osttitt.
, that their—they be closer Incineration
wnittnrt Catholic edhoators and a your Ir
interchange of plans and suggestions
on promoting the Ideals of the cltutclt
Resouaor‘rionh HOSPITAL
MQRM . ,
WORCESTER. Mass. July ill—Res
child from the Worcester .Hosplioi
Morgue, to which he had been sent
arm 'lplifil'fltf. death [from host ‘pnbs
tratfon. doboph mmillord today pro‘
' l
.‘ parodvoo resume work is a loud bm- 1
shop. which was interrupted» by the
" accident about two weeks ago. When
‘the man was brought to the hospital
all it best Vidft‘imi‘hb' was unlimited”. W-l
pounced dead. Ill! has put on a track
bound for the morgue, when it via:
decided to omeriments with view
tritium.l one rentmotrt brought lindlbli
t was that life luul not dopathpmtltod
tor tho mun rm’lyo‘d. chtcrdtw. tif-
‘ Ii Iidoy's nursing. he won dluchargt
com. The pronoun by which be
restored to consciousness will be
it is said. In other action
, l
presents a I
l for
l:I't-puullcnns voted against it:
it was It mile, and pretty rough wnlk- .
all in" at thol
Iilll lu‘
first ;
much;
to the sisterhoods of lbw
Two Connecticut Mrnthcrs Vote
Against Helm knead
m‘ilo Dialed
W
WASllIlNG'l‘ON. July fill —-it is now
up‘ to thc legislatures of the BBIt‘l‘ill
states to spy whether there shall be
on income tax amendment to the con-
stltution.
By the decisivr- vote of 317 to II.
, more than the necesaary tWo- thirds the
lhouse yesterday missed the senate
joint resolution providing for the aub-
. mission of the question to the times.
The vote on the resolution resulted
317 in ii. The democrats voted solidly
the resolution, but the following
Alien. Melon: llnrchtlcld. Dnlzcll. Mo
Crcnty and tholen, of Pennsylvania:
Fmdtmy. of Michigan: Gardner and
McCall und Weeks, of Massachusetts:
iliii and Henry, of Connecticut; ()lcott
Itnl Snuihwick of New York; Calder
bend Kaunas.
Pinctirnlly four hours were consum-
cd ill debating the proposition. and this
i Iflordt‘d many ntcmbcrs. mostly demo.
omits. an opportunity to air their
. . tlewu. Chairman Payne. of the commit-
Thc people of Sherman sent 11 pc ' “’9 0“ whysnnd means. voiced “'9 5"“
detect that such 11 tax would moire “a
notion of liars“ although be hold it
was well that such power should be
tlIoI'ouglIfntc Llflfitil and it bus tit-ougrlu‘nmu: ""5", ehpocislly lllwfll‘ “ill”
l..
“mm and consequently cannot be 1.kmlntculinn dcuiocrntlt thunder. although
The but Li‘ll of the domoc mile speech-
s wns flint it was simply a (use of
some of the Icmutks on that side in.
c'idvnlully tour-lied 'tlprm the thrift and
tho corporation ram. with on lirtlo
amount of csntlgntion of the republi-
mImI for failing; us was alleged. to
lit‘Pp pat-1y plcdxes.
Adjournment was tuitctt at 5:83 p.
III. utttil Thursday.
At It conference at. tho White House
icelvrdny it was deflnltoly rlc‘cidcd thin
the rnto to be levied undcr the now
mrprrulion tax shall be reduced froth
‘2 pm” PPM. to one per cont. and that in
I‘udrnfting the measure. now in con.
fcrcnco along with tho tariff bill. to
mom various objections that have boon
raised. due consideration llhall be air
on to the demands of the mutual life
insurance compatriots whose incomes
would be seriously affected by the tax
in its orlulnnl form.
President '1‘an was the central figuri-
in It number of conferences yoStcrdny
and is living up to the prediction made
runny weeks ago that-in the conference
consldvrution of the thrill he would sc-
tivcly lend his Influence to the bring-
inc about It crtnrilintion of the differ»
t-nccs betwccn the two houses.
Thc prcnidcnt is in daily consultat-
firm with the tariff confercos. Tho
oonfrroncc report should be available.
Itccordlulz to the president‘s inl‘ormnv
lion by the end of limit Wcok.
Fill lililllS‘ l1
lilll lliRli Elli
McGovern and Goldman Draw-—
Wagner Won 0n Points
lrom Joe Caster
NEW YORK. July ilk-Phil lift-(lov-
orn and Charley Goldman. Joe Costs-r
and Joe Warmer. four of the best bun-
Iants lit the cast. were the principnlu
last night in two in round bouts at the
Bradford A. 0.. of Ridgewoad. McGov-
ern and Goldman fought a draw, but
Wagner had the better of Cost". it
was announced that tile winners
would fight It Work hence for the rights
to ntcct Montc Attcll. of California, for
the huntnm championship. but as tho
lichovern-(loidnutu bout was Incourlw
sivc. there will have to be further pro-
llIninnrlcs.
MlGovoru had the better of the first
four rounds, but (toldiunn slowed ltlnt
up in the fifth with u still right to the
stomach, and was more effective in tho
two following rounds. McGovern clinic
bnclt in the eighth. and in the lust th
_ «rounds both man were wild. The bout
wau‘fillt all the way. .
tithe secondgo was tnmo lit compari-
son. and Wagner led at all stages by
s 'couifortablo margin.
flaw POLvoLor :nawsrnpsn.
ciiicsoo duly 13. ——A ‘ p'otyélot
"nearspaper printed in a dozen lan-
guages is to be established by the
united Societies for local sell- govern-
merit for the advancement of the
“horde rule' and 'ofil‘flnai liberty“
principles. The pilhl edition is to be
issued weekly and at the start. to to
Imprinted in English. Gérmoli. Polish.
licheinlnn I‘tnd ltnllsn the intention
bring to oxtcnd the editions untfl
cevry Itntlonulltt represented in tlto
ob II language.
unsure he?” no: 116721..
.OGNIN . Ili‘ltli. .ftI’ly l.l.~ 'l‘ltrco
masked men held up the hotel at the
Utah Hot Springs, wn‘rniles north of
Ogdcnnst 80:80 ololock. tantalum. 11nd
after shooting Richard Barnett. the
manager of the resort. through the
right arm. pried open the sale used
lolittlvby the hotel and tho United
States poolofllce at that point and got
away wrttn betwen'mo and thou.
Whom. $800M it‘ll. amount was In
stratus him money belonging to the
government. ‘
W
.amin. Inormcmto rs stilettos!
I Nihilists. July "13.2mm (nan
Rottiltéhiltl the yo lineal ion of Iplbert
Rothschild. bond or the ‘Auatrian
brawn of tho mlto schiltl halite. "died
suddenly in this _. y. best night. rt‘ls
. reunited tnduy t' he onmniltiod sul-
eide boom of It premium love at-
fair. UBM’WM ll
turned to you ‘
eight months s.
I which lid ohm
trowel. dam
mum El
-. the Orioles.
sol- ietles has an edition printed in its ‘
‘April.
VICE-PR‘ESIDINTI. INMMANI ..iNL.
thither-t villi.
plummet: t.. titty ilk—Vice-
iii illl llfllliil llf Slfliii
BASEBALL.
“-
National League Standing.
W. L. l’.(‘.
Pillsbury; ........... .13 20 .726
Chicago ............ 44 26 .629
New York .......... ~11 28 .59!
Cincinnati .......... 40 34 .541
Philadelphia ........ 31 89 .448
St. Louis ........... 27 ‘11 .1197
Brooklyn ......... ..26 47 .356
lioston ............. ‘ 22' :49 .310
Yesterday's Results. .
Cincinnati. ll; llrodltfyu. I (first
game); Brooklyn. 5; Cincinnati. 4
(second; game). .
New York. Ii; Plttsburg. 2 (first
gmcl: Pittsbmg, 9; New York. 0
Isecond schist.
Chicago. ll; Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, 4; St. Louis. 3.
Games Today.
(‘liir'ngo at lloston.
(‘lucinnntl nt New York.
St. Louis in Philadelphia.
i’ittsburg ill. Brooklyn.
American League Standing.
W. L. l‘.(‘.
Detroit ............. 47 28 827
Philadelphia ........ 41'. 27 .625
llouton ............. «it 82 579
Cleveland .......... «ll 32 .I'ttl‘.‘
New York ......... 3:1 till .158
Chicago ............ 30 it! .417
Si. Innis ........... 30 44 .40?»
Washington ........ 23 49 .319
Yesterday's Results.
New Turk, 5; St. Louis. 0
i‘lcvelnnd. :l; tl'rtshiugion, (l (i i-‘.'
innings. mini.
lloston. 4; Chicago. "
.. (If) Innings).
Games Today.
\I'nsltinn’lon at Detroit.
Philadelphia nt ('lavclntul.
lioston nI Si. Louis.
New York III Chicago.
Connecticut League Standing.
I. l',t‘.
llIIrllord 2;) Jill
New ltritnin 27 .355
llolyoko ........ ‘26 .58]
\l'nlcrhu: y ...... xii .493
8 ll‘lllfifiplil 32 .484
N u ilntcn fill .457
Norihnmitlon ....... 29 iii; .446
Bridgeport ......... 22. it 44151
Yesterday's Reaulta.
I lloiyokc. 3; Bridgeport. I (first
unmet; lioiyoke. 6; Bridgeport. 6 (sec
und some. 9 innings, darknessl.
New Haven, l0; Waterbury. ‘2.
New lirituln, 5; Northampton, It
(first gnmci; New Britain, ti; North
umptott. ft tnccoud guntci.
Springfield. 1'; Hartford. 4.
Games Today
Bridgeport Itt \ancrliury
New firitnln nt Hartford.
Holyolro at. New i‘lpvet'.
Springfield Ill Nortilmuptou.
Outlaws lam Challenge. '.
The Outlaw A. C. baseball team chat
lodges any of the following baseball
ruesoit’r. J v :3. may.
‘ id
‘ Brifieport Advertisements
Bridgeport Advertisements
The D Myfleed Co
“Riki 1831..
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
Batiste Robes, a Clearince
A -fcw choice gowns lcl
returns at generous rctluclious.
t \tlIiclI will be sold to first
I
White Robes. embroidered and with lace, wcrc $10.00,
now $8. 00.
Skirting Flounces. Iitoicc
lltcsc arc 54- inch cmbroidciics and. 43/;
_lcttgtli
piccc worth $l.50 :I y
piccc worth ...).00 n _t'
pit-cc Wl'lll‘$l.85 (i ynt‘ri
piccc worth $2.25 a y
ptccc worth $2. 50 a yard
patterns zit closing prices.
yards is the
21rd now '31 .20
now $1.50
nrtl now $1.60
nrd now $1.85
now $2.00
20% lt‘b‘h than rcgguiztr.
lLacc ‘Scctinn main floor.
Chamisettc Gloves
\u imitation of (llillll()l<. Cliplldl for ucncrztl outing
\‘i't'lll. they wash poll and
Chamois color, 50¢ a pair.
are t'tIy durable. in natural
Women’s White Hosiery
Au t-xcriknt tltldlii) ot‘ \\ Ititc Lisle llosc at 25: a pair.
(inure :Iml Lobttclt lislts.
\th shoot and dainty.
38¢ a pair.
Iluuxc and Silk Lisics. fill(' and lustrous. 50¢ a pair.
Summer
Blankets
.\ no“ [lllltt‘Sh’ of finishing t tilliill ill ilankt‘ls IIIakcs ilItIII
\c|\ci i_\ soft light and fittilt.
IIIcr use in lltc plntc of wool]
”\lhc urc \\ cll likctl for sum-
Ilankcts or comfortablcs.
l llt‘cs fur \\ llllt‘ lilaukcls. 65 and 98c, $1. 25 and $1.98.
l'latnlsuluc l'laiti lilakcis,
$2.50 and $2.75.
,lllnnkct Section, lower floor.
The Latest Modes in Motor and Tourist Veils arc
slltmu at the \' oiling Section
in fill rotors squares and in
colors. white lilld black.
‘ An Interesting Corset Sale will
morning. Dclails tomorrow.
I.
.7»
teams for a game of baseball. Satur- ‘ ‘
day aftcnnoou .on the
grounds; Spriuwoods. Soft Grounds.
Flukcs. Colts. Rowoyion Giants and
Springwoods preferred.
Thc.manstrer of the Outlaws would
Hits to meet the manager of the
Springwoods at 7 o'clock tonight on
the Springwood bridge.
'l
Johnaon Accepts Guarantee.
CillCAGG, July 13.~—Jaclt Johnson
ycsterdny‘nccep'ted am offcrol' u guaro
mice of 810 00010 light 'Al Knufmanu.
the Pacific coast heavyweight. The
bottle. according to the telegram re
cclved by Johnson. will be decided on
the night of August 2?. The offer
comes front the matchmaker of the
Mission Club in San Francisco. The.
nffnit' will be twenty rounds. this be».
lug In accordance with
wishes when the match first
broached.
was
Nelson and whiuaatl Moot Tonight.
LOS ANGIIlIIES (‘11 .July 13.~Bn.t-
fling Nelson and Ad Wofgust, of Mil-
waukrc. w'ill meet tbnl’gb‘t at Nnu‘d
Junction rm ban rounds at the
weight limit or 1553' undo rlngllde
Both fighters have ' n .91} hard train-
in; for. this meeting, gsst says
he will certainly win. on c public
bottom seemingly do not agree with
him. as the odds offered are 10 to 6 .
that Nelson will win. Some beta of
even money are made th'nt Nelson will
loot knock Wow out. in 911th ten
rounds. Greet lubereal is shown in
the bout and the mum 1will be pack-
ed. as thousands of Elk: have already
secured nuts.
visitors paid u do or each Sunday, to
{see Nelson train with his brother.
“W.
moss: TURKISH OFFIGIMLS T0 IE
73160..
CONSTANTINOBLII‘... July .88.»— An
impetus] trade issued today. orders
the. trial by court-marble] or literati.
tiny. nit-roll of-Adanni. .Mottntnph‘s
Pushu. tho Iuiliidry commander of
Adena. and Yousscff toy. governor of
Jeltolibroket in the viiayet or Admin.
on the charge that they me triplicat-
ed in the Armenian Immoral: of last.
President, James a. Shaman is spend-
1115‘s tow «daylthdre. Mommas
input. och hyi Mrs. attention
and a purity {12’ friends. um last
night mammoth» Wounds. In;
our! will hawthorn Friday.
when he will return to summon
Wu .... .
occur one" Mam cow".
Cl'l'AII‘TANOMAl Tenn. 301118 I—
the smooths in the terrain-routine
an trout New York .i‘o Minnie. are
‘ltrbitdrii flown between (Simeon and
tantra. iproved futile. ‘
Knoxville. All efforts to not Into corn
nucleation "with them how M h
Outlaws" _
Johnson's .
bout five thousand .
‘ .
Saturday
unles'fifnue Silk Gloves. 2 ctupa
Ladies' Black Silk Gloves. eolnch length value 81. 00 .......
Ladies' Black and White Silk Gloves. double title, at
Ladies‘ Black and WhitavSill't Glove
Saturday
A new Gauze Lisle ...............
cerlzed Lisle. st ........
him and Heavy
Our Popular wisest
lNJUNCTiON APPLICATION DE-
NIED.
in the common pleas court gave a heur- (
log on the npplicntionof Edgar L [top-
kins. yentovdny. for nu injunction rest.
lightning AbrubamMoider iii-mu kcvplug
{hioiilqnor‘ liceIiso mom the Front street.
out of tho‘ frame in which it had been
bxpottiid and b. maltdntdry injunction
for restoring to the home. The ootnt.
saw no profltlety in issuing an injunc-
‘tloit com ling opposing a..- license in
it place. whpro there was no sale. i-Ie
game on which av-cburt of
thesis! mm «brewer 0! .en
lmw‘lllo ll Hilde turn me ”lulu“
rom no ty ear a: on
the. out}? “9 .. .1112” 4
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‘grow new hair and been
not oumtblopppamtounisk.
We'l return I a money you paid no If you
are not entirely saris TWW son...
and “.90.. . 'f It .5
more we...»
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Lndics‘ Black, Tan. White. Pink, lllue. Gwen and lieliotiope Mer-
“CADET HOSE" FOR BOYS AND GIRLS—Light Weight, Med-
.... -r..; ... u...
llcsVy, Medium and Light Weight
Ribbons! Ribbons! At 25 (its.
Mollc. 311th] Taffeta Dresden.
ladies' slid Misses Bottling fSpits, Bathing Caps and Shoes
A. incomes 81 Son
84 Washington St. South Norwalk...
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HARTFORD. July 13.—~Judge Coats.
for cc of theflp Emerges:
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i‘lIifi'nus and hcavy weaves
rig scarf: l’uncy Meshes In
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, were 50c ...............
....69:
....... 31.00
s, novelty. 8 tucks, at ........ $1.50
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GOOD AIR rlei-f'r lrniin‘tot
¥CALAIS. France, July lbs .édlorbort
bathtub; the .i‘mnohéacroplanist. who
is whiting here for favorable weather
conditions to attempt to reach England
in his monoplttno. made a splendid fif-
técnimlnuto iris] night, today. in
coming down homer the Whittle of
his propeller were slightly damaged by
contact with the earth. It was felt
mat he might head across the channel
for Dover. and the visiting tomodo
boats and yadhts went to sea to be in
readiness to follow him should he do
so. But the aeroplane: held fits me-
'tltflle over the load and come down
near the starting paint.
W
EPIGGOPAL Grim“
am.
cent...
cinemas. nuts. nit ta~ c-
donut meetings ott'h e not: i
duty or New Writ. were betprf tacky
in St. John' e chapel. A, conference do
gttlgptc. "Church Layman and Church
salon." at which titty your: lsy~
den delegates w
$3de wits thdf glam of the days
crosses liar the still! or the first
tongue”?! or taint use slum
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