Documents have been tiled as fol-
'- it?! in the office of the state some
”if . .
cortisone bf illcorpomtion of
olynos incorporated of New Haven
Tho purpose of the oolporation is to
”manufacture and sell throughout the.
”blind Kingdom of Great Britain a ll
its colonies and dependencies a den
medical preparation known as
oiy‘llos. The capital stock is 350;
Mill. The corporation -shnil begin
business on 325.000. The lncorporw
. ‘ are: Leonard A. Jenkins. Calvert
'I‘ownlcy and J. H. Spencer, all of New
Eleven I
The 'l‘. E. Main & Sons company. of
Pihihiield, ccltificzlte of organization.
The chillers are: l’rIIsidcnt '1 humus
E. Hold; trensulel, J. Orville Main;
Irmthnry, Howard E Main, all of
The West Halon 1C9 company: our-
wlleote of organization. The ofilcers
his: President Henry A. 1‘ Hall of
Orange; treasurer, Ciullics G. Cham-
thorium. of Orange; secretary, (lemma
‘3. beater, of Bl'Ianl'mIl
w
Ohlidron Cry
3 ' roll rltrcnnrs , ,
I CASTQRIA I
&
f non! DEATHS FROM 4TH ‘OELE-
BRATION.
CHICAGO. July it.~li‘ivc more
{deaths due to tetanus .3 a Icsult of
“ the Fourth of July oo'II ebratloh were
reported throughout the canopy yes-
torday. This brings the total (lentils
duo to tho obsernncc of Independence
Day, from all causes. up to ill. ‘
l
sonic people never .forgive until they
i'mxet.
III filflVERS Pliil
Outing Shoes:
FOR YOUR
Vacation
TENNIS oxroaps,
65c and $1. 25
White Canvas Outing
Shoes.
$2.50
FOR YOUR DRESS SHOES REMEM-
. BER THE
I ELITE
rRALSTON
HANAN
i
”Mil IiN iconsnnv s omen. :
, fliOI' (I.
‘ than use.
rooted the kidney weakness.
never been troubled by my‘hack or kid-
ifm Willi iiilll liltil
What I Hosp of Happiness it Would
Bring to 30qu Nor-walk Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach-
in: back.
Brings you hours of misery at leisure
orat work.
0Tlf women only knew the cause—that
Backache pains come from sick kid-
“0Y3,
"l‘would save much needless woc.
i’ioan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidv
neys.
South Norwnlk people Idorse this:
Mrs, J. Morclll, 22‘L ion Street.
South Norwslk, Conn, says: “i have
novcr had any serious kidney trouble
since using nouns Kidney Pills over
two years ago. At that time I was
suffering from a severe attack of this
complaint. and had been bothered
more or loss for years. There was a
dull aching across my kidneys nod oc-
casional pains When i attempted to
sloop. Often l was in such a had way
that it. required a supreme effort for
me to attend to my work. A friend told
me about Dean's Kidney Pills and I
was led to get a. box at [’iaisted‘s drug
I bod taken only a few doses
when 1 could plainly see the good of
act they wpre having and 1 continued
Four boxes of this remedy
drove the pain from my back and our
1 have
Ilcys since."
ifor sale by all dcnls'rs. Price 5t
cents. l‘oster-Milburn 00.. Buffalo
Now York. sole agents for tho I‘Ilitod
States.
Rt-IIIIIInIbcr theI
take nopthm‘.
' on our: INSURANCE. "
mulch—Donn‘s~——I1nd
Valuable insurance Directory issued
by Commissioner Macdonald.
Statc iIIsIIrIIIchI (Zoninllssioucr 'i‘llco
(lore ll. Macdollllld, has just issued u
very useful and conlplcic dircctory oi
all tho inuuranI-II companies Illul frntcr
kind in the stole this year.
it covers Illlinsurunco conlpaniel
authorized to do business in (‘onnocti
Int, the names and posloflice address
on of the agents who rIIpIeI-Ient them
and a list or insurance brokers not
agents of ullontholimd colllpnuits. Al
permits expire on April 1 next, unions
sooner rui‘okrd.
'i‘hc lowa relating to
brokers arr fully defined.
III \ntatcfiro insurance colllpallics
thrtIII concerns are givcn: Actnn Fire
Actna lllt‘c; Orient, Phoenix and so
curity companies. Ill mutual firII com
panics there are named about. if”. differ
cut conccrns. ill fire and marine com
ponies of other stutcs about lilo.
There are many fire and nlnrinc in
surancc companies from other coun
tries. .
Of liftI illSllf‘flllt‘l‘ conumnlcs then
are included thc AotnII, til-I C(lllllt‘t’ll
cut (lcncrnl. thII urtford, the l’ilnt‘lllh
and theI 'l‘ravclcl's. A long iii-it follow:
from other stutcs. Much space is glv
on to casualty. fidelity and surety com
panics.
agents and
Wear Shoes That Fit
'22 WASHINGTON BTREET.
PHONE 542-2.
CitvNatioual Bank
coo-m NOflWALK, Conn.
InmsAcTs A GENERAL BANKINI
aosmsss
capital Surplus and From.
sloopoooo $117,000.00
Rafe [Deposit Bailey, $3 and $5 per your.
cowm H, MATHEWBON. Pr...
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Prom
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vim
Pres. _
WI LFRED BODWELL, Cashier
Cosy Comfort
" hai‘ahterises the homes that we furn-
ll became the Furnit re we sell is of
the boot. the strongest the most pre-
sentable and most durable. We no
particular where we buy every article
our accept none from the manufac
ital-9r without a guarantee. Thus we
are enabled to protect our customers,
«Ind lg: have we earned the reputa-
, noillnxthe best at. the lowest
:The A. J. Angevine
, & Son'Co.
WASHINGTON STREET.
'olhsc‘ross
E. H. Mathewson Mary Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan I.
I
Hotel MahaCkemo
J. n. CONNOR. Mgr.
“..I—..—
Borvice and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rates 52 per day and upwards.
—.——.
Stock and General information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners, 75cm
TsL. cut. one.
M 71.0 W. R]! YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emblem». ,
ortir Main 81., South Norwslk
cadence. 6 Washington It.
Tcicphono at house. 698.
phone at office. 836a.
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T:
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NEW SCIENCE
of the disease and the art of ad
the same. Diseases are caused
“wrench, twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood it
pinched nerves and pain in
life in the diasrent organs and
motors remove the cause or
lease and pain. and health is
{through harmonizing the six
him: in your body.
I will»... Rheumatism. Pal-sly-
Item. Kidney and Female Dis.
,4, are given special attention; also
re of the Spine. You will
mutt sitting chiropractic a
to help you.
. INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
I, M. LAYTON 8. co
, (iNGORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE; 50. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE QALL 720.
(Gregory —_Doulo'vard)
.1 sAeT NORWALK. l
Shore. pious Ind All» knit III
Sea Food Ouch“ to Order
' , Novas In. so. Menuhin
"manhunt- own» all».
lull sociutics carrying insurnnrc of any
John E. o’sllnwan
CI
wsou DAY, JULY :4. 1909
nub»
iIIIIIi IIIIIIsIs lit
Jilliliilil Bill ilul
fix-Governor. Woodruil Disopproves
oi Bill on Oyster Tax
Commission
HARTFORD, .luly ifs—Former Gov
crnor Woodruff was II visitor at, the,
capitol, yesterday, and did not heal-
tate to express himself as disapprow
ing of the bill authorizing the governor
to appoint a commission to investigate
the matter of taxing the oyster nods.
On the very tlrst day of the session.
Governor Woodrutl earnestly advocat-
ed the appointment of u commission to
investigate this very important sub-
ject, but the matter has been jollicd
along through the session. The bill
authorizes tho governor to appoint
tilrcc commissioners, making the t‘tiiil-
pcnsntloll no a day and nppropriatlllg
the sum of 810,000 to cover the ox-
|l('illi(t.
The question in a very simple one,
unmouid ho disposcd of by this sum
erni assembly The pending bill plo-
vides that the. commission shall make
its lnvesligution nnd report its findings
and Illalte its rot-omlucudatlons to 'tilc
next general assembly.
if the tax commissioner and perhaps
one or two other commissioners had
been uppointed to make their investi-
gation and rope" to this general as
sclllbly, the whole matter could llnvc
bccn disposed of, and justice. done to
Illi concerned,
Inslcnd, some very sclflsh iIIlcrcsts
have undoubtedly prolonged the whole
Ilffnir for the apparent, purpose of
avoiding II payment of what is justly
dnc tllc stoic.
l‘hII slinplc (1‘. ..I- :Iiion llI- IfoIII the lien-
"l'il assembly is: Shall the gloat ill-
tcrcsts thus fnvoIIId_v1lllIIll have huge
1y uscupcd from plopcr taxation, bc
luxcd us is t‘\‘i I'y town in tho stutc‘.’
'l‘hu question in whether the towns
shall bII forced to assume an additional
burden by pnylnk ti state for or shall
the oyster bIIIls pay their fair tux?
Governor wuotirnff presented iilc
whole mutter very elcarly at the open
ing of the general assembly.
“ill IIIIII IIIIIIII
Ilium Bill
Moiorisls Obiecl l0 Expenditure at
$20,000 in Order Thai Gover-
nor Wecks May Give George
I. Allen Soil Job
HARTFORD. July Ii.—~A substitute
hill was prcscntod ill the senate yIstIII ‘
dov morning which if it passcu will
tukc’ tinny from Secretary. of State
Matthew ll. Rogcls the power or up
pointing an automobile IIoInIIIissioncr
and will impose upon the state an unv
nuai expense of III icust $20,000 in or.
tier. it to undcrsiood. that Governol
Works only take cure of George. 1.
Allen. of Mlddletown. and thus inci-
.ientnlly boosts the candidacy of former
govelnor G. P. McLean 'ns United
States senator.
The bill Tel‘ which this use sub
stitutcd was introduced by Senator
iliukcsiee. of New Haven. and pro-
vided that Secretary of State lingers
should appoint an assistant to look
after automobilu matters at an ex-
pense of about $2.5ti0 per annum. All
tolnobllists who havc heard of the at-
tIIIupt to create on automobile coul-
mission and build up u politiIul Inlr
chino, n3 lhcy term it. Ill‘t‘ bitter-in
their denunciation of the, sponsor of
Ibis substiiulc hill
'I‘hcy stutl- that the automobile
mailers administered as they am at
present fillii hill: the additional as
sistnncc asked for by Col. Rogols IIIII
pc‘rfectlv satisfactoly. They object to
the diversion of $20,000 mun good
roads to an automobile colllmlssioncr
and ills deputies. They feel that
whatever aspirations may actuate the
oiliccrs they should not he called up
on to paw the expenses. Some of
them even go so far as to say that if
this substitute bill passes that they
will protest the constitutionality of
the registration fees fixed by the leg
islafure.
The introduction of this blli.preclpi~
tilted the difference of opinion which
has existed between the governor and
the secretary of state and it is proba-
ble that because 0: the political effect
that a much hotter contest will take
plilce in the two houses than if it
were, merely a mutter of automobile
legislation. .
, One of the reports is that the scheme
is in the interest of tho McLean can-
dtihlcy for Unltcd ‘Stntcs senator, as
Allen foiled III reappointment as post-
mnstcr by coming the cnmlty of Bulk
civil and lil‘llndcgcc when he espoused
the cause of E. ..l Hill for senator.
AMBASSADOR TAKAHIRA‘S SUC-
, cesson.
TOKIO, .luil if - it is confidently
Whispered here in weilinformed cir-
cles that Ambassador Takuhlrawili
not return to his post at Washington
IHe probably will he succeeded by K.
U’chids, at present. representing the
Junction government ill Vienna. As
yet Uchida‘s successor is unknown,
but he probably will be Modnakl Ma-
kino. the former mister of educatn
who once was prominently mentioned
for the Kendall post. It is r‘sportb'd
that Iichida is commanding the snap
tlonnl {confluence of .the. authorities
both her {I It in Vienna. The remark
able cola oration which was shown
Ito him by Violins authorities during
tho balk-h complications proved the
cause of: the suspicion culminating foam
Insulators luncheon-Austrian
optimum I. III ..I
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can be offered
and maturing health.
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H0" ‘0 6H FAI mt THE Wm“. n m SPO“ Bridgeport Advertisements 1| Bridgeport Advertisements
Use Samose. Says Druggist Baxter BASEBALL.
and Put On Good Flesh National League Standing. ‘ ' I
W. - e . . ea o.
The almost ungersal interest in phy- fgiitfiburg -. ..... 2: it; .83 _
Ilical culture is“ e best vidence but 11 Niko ............ ‘ - > .
II to th’c need of a New York ......... Is 2s coo ,thl 1”,,»
simple and solo ltltlc method of mak- Cincinnati ........... to 35 .533
lug this people tilt, increasing strength Shiliidcllphiu ........ lg - 211) 31% i 1: Sa (1
v ‘0“ ---------- '~ - .. ' c xce 1; tor a s.
"moldy“ ________ .. 22 . .51 .301 The Store closes at five 0 c o e p y
AtlllctiIs, wheh carried to on or
home, often result. in straining the
vital organs. How much better it
would be fol the average person to re
Kain hcnlth. strength and flesh by us
his Somatic. This Ileslrtorulinl.r food
is :Issllllilntcd as soon as it enters the
stomach it helps the organs to assiln
hate the loud and extract the flesh
forming elements; it builds up the
muscles and rounds out tin.I limbs illto
shapely plumpnons.
Samoan has been so successful in
"Hiking tilill people fat and restoring
the weak and run down to strength
and health that F‘. ii. Baxter. the
popular drugxist, sells it under his por-
sonoi guarantee to refund the nlouey
if it does not. benefit.
All offer lilII'.I this certainly shows re-
IIIIlrkIIblu faith ill thr- powers of Soul:
one to do all that Is claimed for it.
No one should anffcr any longer from
I1 thin, run down condition. now that
Juneau‘s remarkable powers are
known
fill lililliiliii
Hill PAWNBRiKlRS
James J. Diosmier. Who Sold Them
to Bridgeport Deniers. Siill
Behind the Bars
IllRliKlEl’Oll’l‘, July H.-Jllliltlrl .i.
Dilislnlcr, the young mun who was ill‘-
rcsIIIIi Monday and locked up for rcp~
resenting imitation d1:l:::.:::'3 us genu.
inc, IIIIII obtaining money on om.- "1|an
IlloIlIi" from Nathan illnsncr. is still
iIIIllilIIl the bars ulldcr bonds of 3300.
Mr is charged with obtaining money
Illltit'l' false pretenses, IlllIi tiltI charge
consists of two counts.
chtcrday morning. S. (:rnvos. the
l‘nil‘flcld nvonuc pawn broker. identi-
llIId Dillsmicr as the man who “slu'ck‘
him Sip worth on or ubuut June :26 on
a "diamond" ring. Both tllnsncr and
lravcs have also IIIIIIII their lawyers.
and had thII attorneys institute a suit
against [)instnler tor 87.5 and $100
Iinlllnncs, respectively. Each alleges
fraud in the writ. All the personal t"-
fIIIIls, including the rush and jewelry
ot‘ the accused, are now tied up, and
Superintendent Birmingham has been
appointed kcupcr by t‘ity Sllcriff Bork.
AI: was sold yesterday, the disposi-
tion of the criminal charges will bc
a Inottcr o1 one person a Isol-Ii against
another. Mrs (“your alleges that
iliililnlicr told her tho stone he offer-
ed hcr “Ins I1 dimuond. llinsmicr do
nics this, and says that he said noth-
ing about its being a diamond. if ho
is telling the truth, he, did not make
all)“ brctcnsss rounding the stone nod
the loss of “I til IlslIIr is due to the
gulllbilitv of hi~ wife in which (Insc
his onh satisfaction is tblongh ll civil
suit for damages. whiIlI be has. insti-
tutod.
it is the plenum] opinion that Dlns«
odor is young ill the business. and
that hc is Working for it company
which manufactures IhIIsII stones by
the wholesale
LIBERIA GETS NEW LEASE OF
LIFE.
WASHINGTON. .luiy 1-i.~-A new
loose of life is expected to be accord-
ed to Liberia. the little African rcpnb»
ilc. as It result. of the report now being
prepared here by tho Acmricun Com-
mission which invcstiglited conditions
tbcrc for the state'dcpnrtnlcnt. 'i‘hII
Liberian administration is anxious to
have lhtI United States loud the old of
officers to assist in the conduct of its
affairs and to confer with (trust iirit»
sin and othcl gov'elnlncnt with n vicw
of giving moral support to L‘tlllt‘ili
While declining to discuss the nature
of the treatment they will recommend
,the commissioners say today that Ll-
hcria is not bankrupt and theI govern
ment, although in some respects crude.
is generally‘a good one.
FEW SOCKEYE SALMON TAKEN.
VAN COUVER, B. 0., July 14:
The delay ill the arrival of the sockeye
salmon on the Frasier river is causing
some anxiety. Last 'week in tour days
only three or four hundred sockeyes
were taken in traps on the Sound.
Should another week go by without
the sockevcs rcachlnx the river in
numbers there“ will be fears that tho
expected blgpuck will not materialize.
Tile members of tho British iolumbin
(lanncrlcs AssoI-ihtion shortly will
hold a meetingr for the purpose of dis
cussing the demand for Ilighcr prices
for sockeye salmon made by the white
and Japanese fishermen.
FOURTH SUICIDE ATTEMPT SUC-
CESSFUL.
MYSTIC, Julv 14.—-Edwnrd S. Hig—
gins, 36 years old, died at noon yoster- .
day from the effects or a dose of Paris
green taken last Thursday. This was
his fourth attempt at suicide. Quar-
role with Mrs. ids oy Batty. with
whom be bonded f a longtime, are
supposed to have 0. sad his act. She
had him arrested II ‘ehort time ago, on
an assault churns but dropped the
case. Deceased hooves a mother and
two half dieters. 4‘ ,I ',
7
Anni-unit}!
griffin“. tmyJ-m
Dnivis‘rl‘s nkil . $h$h andbrtl
am 1411 Willem
II
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“W «lath»
m...
Yesterday’s Results.
Ntw York. 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Chicago, 3; lloston, 2 (first game);
Chicago, 8; Boston, 0 tsecond gaunt-I.
l’ittsburg. 3; Brooklyn, 0
St. Louis, :I; Philadelphin.l
Games Today.
('blcnno at lioston.
(“incinnllii :It New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
i’ittoburg at lirooklyn.
American League Standing.
’2 W. l.. l'.t .
Ill-troll ............. AS 215‘ .632
Pililflilt‘ililllu ........ 45 28 .tiill
liilMtIll .......... .. ..4ti 32 .590
t‘lcrelnnd .......... It 32 .fum
New York ...... ..1 lb .iz'IiI
Chicago ........ .. 43 .4 in
St. Louis ........... 31) it; .395
Washington ........ 23 50 .317;
Yesterday’s Ruults.
llclrolt. ll: Washington. 0.
t'lorclund. 1; Philadelphia, 0 (It)
inningsl.
lioslon. ti; St. Louis, .'I (first game:
lloslon. 7: St. Louis, i (second unmet.
New York. 3; Chicago, i (first
game; Chicago, 13; New York, 2! (sec
ond gulllcl,
Games Today.
-iloslon III St. Louis.
New York at ('hlcngo.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. 1..
Hartford ........... its 23
liolyokc ........... 37 2d
Now ilrilnln ‘ ' 23
\i’ntm‘bnry ...... 31
Springfield 32
New Haven :lti
Norlhnlnptun .. . . . .. . Ll’l'
llridgeport ....... .." 42
Yesterday's Results.
\\’IItIII-hnry. 5; Bridgeport. :l.
Hartford, ti; New llritsin. 5.
Springfield. 4; Northampton, :l.
llolyokc, 6; New Haven. 3.
Games Today.
\i'ulorbnry Ilt Bridgeport.
Hartford at New llritolll.
Springfield Ill llolyollc.
Now “oven at Northampton.
Kaufman Not to Fight Johnson.
SAN FRANCISCO. July li.—-Al.
Kaufman will not fight Jlit'h Johnson
before the Mission Club, in August.
Announcement was made to this effeil
by Billy Delaney, his manager, who
sold: “Kaufman will not fight Johnson
in August or September He will take
his time and will not be lashed into
a tight.
ring he will be ill the, best possible
shape that i can put him ill, and he
couldn't do himself justice and fight in
August of September.“
Outfleldcr Collins Sold.
\\’ASllth‘-’I‘ON, July lismOutticlder
()th Collins. a Washington player.
who has been with the liuffalo team.
it was announced last night, has been
purchased by the locul.team ol’ the
American League, and will at once
join it.
Johnson to Meet Jeffries.
CHICAGO. July lie-Jack Johnson
and Jim Jeffrlcs are expected to hold
n meeting at inst. Johnson said yes
tcr'duy that when the lotired champion
rcachcs this city next Saturday he will
confront hiln nt ills first performance
and post It certified check of 310,000
to bind :1 match for a battle. Johnson
expects to continue training until he
knows definitely whether he can get ii.
match.
.—
NORWALK V8. DANBURY.
Much iptercst Awakened Over Sstur- ,
day's Game.
The announcement that the series
between the Danbury and Norwalk
baseball teams would open on Gator.
day afternoon of this week at the
White street grounds has awakened re-
newed interest in the national sport.
Already the numerous Norwalk resi-
dents, formerly employed in Norwalk. '
but. now working in the various hat
factories in Dnlmry, have been look
ing for an opening to place money on
tho Norwalk tcam's chances to win. In
almost every instance they have been
ilcconnnodntcd by backers of the Dan
bury from.
The. approaching game is the daily
subject of conversation in many places
and the interest is developing daily.
which indicates that there will he I1
record attendance on the grounds on
Saturday afternoon The teams‘ have
seven games to play to complete the
series. The Norwalk team is reported
to be stronger than ever bef ore,.
which fact, if true. should give the lo-
cal fans food for thought. No one in
Danbnry is willintto concede that the
Nor-walk team éven has a chance to
',will as Hope is expected to prove a
puzzle too deep for the Norwalkers to
solve.
These will he enthuslsdm enough
and to spare when the some is called
on Baiurday afternoon and thciooutest
will, as usual. I.L'llvelled pp with good
natured remar from til roots" of
the opposing leaning? ’l‘ficre is one
thing that the Danbury ottthusiasts are
looking ahead tonvi th s fear and
that is that Umpire
‘ walk. in” he not in
‘ «tor
mount.“
“with no
When Kaufman enters the *9
o
Summer
Special P. N. Model worth $2.00 for $1.00.
illis is cxacth the some
‘Corsets
Special 1’. N. that we had a
month or two ago, 0111)- in this case the material is im—
listc expressly {In summer wcar.
it is quite new on up—
to date illutiti every way with flout and side suppoltcrs,
bought on purpose tor this sale.
All sizes from 18 to 30 inclusivc, worth $2.00.
for $1.00
“About the
()i'til‘l'S zll‘c cooling in rapidly.
such Ipricc concession as this.
Plain Scrift titty cards,
Roman, or Block.
Old. English, or French Script,
Printing from old plate,
On sale this lllornillg. ,
Engraving
Not often do we make
60c.
75¢-
75c.
40c.
All sizcs of cards the same price.
Two Seasonable Cations
Arnold's Embroidered Linene. in licltt blue only.
All
:lttI‘I‘IIIIIiu lulliiI \\llll a limo linish and :1 desirable color.
it has a small colluuidcrcIl ilgule.
closing price: 12%(2.
Indian Head Stripes.
strong material fur coat suits and tillitil‘t‘il s clothes.
\\ In th- 5c, special
Light and Illrk ctl'crt< a good.
15c.
\\ ash Goods Section.
New Patterns in Cut and Etched Glass
lemnnaisc ihmlx‘
lonls, \\liit‘l’ Stts and high 1’
cup.
bcfolc.
llt‘il'\
lowis. Vases and Flow cr
itcllcrs for lInlonadc or clalct
\ t‘l_\ attractive Iicsiglls \Ihich haw ncicl been shown
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A good time now to have your winter blankets clean-
ed.
no“. $1.00 a pub.
\\ c call for them and l‘t‘illlil them all ciczlllcd. good as
I
The D. M.
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at the week—end games. All way, ev-
erybody will put on his or or glad,
clothes and go over to the White
street grounds'on Saturday afternoon!
to, yet] for the. home team—Donbulyb
News. _ ,
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NO WATER lN ROOSEVELT CAMP.
.NAIVASHA. British East Aflica,
July lt.—Tho members of the Roose-
velt party are active in their search
for some in the vicinity of Lake Nai-
vasha.. Monday and Tuesday of this
weak the party had been on the march
from down until attér nightfnll. At
the and of the first day the pool that
had been the objective was found to,
have dried up and the party had conse-
quetltly to spend the night in It water:
less camp. ,
ehnWVohi or true sAsK shoot.
groom. N. s. .W July it-I—‘l’he.
steamer ‘l‘nlull came in here today.
bringing five survivors of the Norwe-
atoll bark Errol. from Chimbote, April
1 to: Newt-auto N. s w. dud wits
wracked 1195.13.31? ”Militias? R99,
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. At Bargain Day Prices
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COLLIER NERO DAMAGED BY
WIND. ,
NEWPORT, R. i., July 14.-—-A brisk
southwest wind that night; turned up a.
sea which pounded the stranded col-
lier Nero until a now hold was forced
to her how and the work of attempting
to float her roIclved a setback. The
Ariluckic wreckcts had completed
patching the hull and had the Vessel
practically pumped out when the rehab
weather shook her. it was necbsdltry
to let the water into her compartments
again, to settle the hull. and illl night
the seas were brshking ov‘eI-I‘herm The
Weather moderated this ,forehoon and
the wreckers stance resumed work.
cun‘rles' MAKss ANOTHER
‘ FLIGHT.
NEW, YORK, July 14.~Gionn H.
curries, the Hammondsport seropls‘nI
lst whose recent flights have earned
him high beam in the field avia-
lion in this country. today i raved
on his past performances by combining
alight five minutes lulu “Mind clinch in,
film“, a“ iéincolygrd
Norwalk Chronicler