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Ste-momma .
”limit. all“! former secretary of
31% n opulent (11111111 Twain),
Wed shortly after she had 111'-
[Auden two Weeks ago that.
ript had obtained an altilth
’flmia‘zainst the house ill
‘ _,“lte had given to her.
yV on the steamship
. ii 11 Cunard line, "to
0 sold “tho true inwardnesa
WW1 and to see if the
f 1 blunt have been the re
. mggpobrstaudips. cannot be
ahcr declared that Mr
we“: Iinfluenced by anuuValVther
VV ‘ mapsunst or.
= ,. _ t. luminosities of the
. ' tfihouscl; old had
1lit her
- , V ism 11 111.11%.
'. he dock by her motheer, Mrs.
ho velunteored the informa-
In VYVqulVl before going to see
magi-1%: lit ‘bis ' countly home.
a .
no issbei Lyon Mrs. Ashcroft
accretnry oi the hummist for
oil‘s, looking after his cor-
lice and being more closely
annotated with him in his personal
' 11mph” any othm person
ll“ tit ions to understand why
Vhtylcnl ‘should be brought
(it e property Mr. Clemens
no.” ahe declared, in speaking,
of her associations with tho
‘ ,t and the circumstances up
he gave the house to her
._ o’ bo'gln at the beginning 'i‘wo
ooh ago i received a letter while in
1.006011, informing me of this stop Mr.
Clemons has taken. The house against
Which he has sworn out an attachment
or 14. Jig? hie gave inc. i decided to
come ‘11 pot ,bnck, leaving lny bus
bandin lino ’
OhlJflr-n Cry
' FOR ".ETCIIER'S
‘U’ER. n 0., July 1...-«
Mn: hand in hand on the
1111111111 inlet, 12 miles from
Gertrude Antlers, a teacher, and
ther of her girl pupils were drowned
NM“. One of the, girls stepped
of: edge into deep hotel. The oth
ted to save her. but one by one
eto‘pulied in and carried away
with muss.
't‘m.’
13% C1tvNatlonal Bank
on, that we furn-
e urn turn we s‘oli is of
tronseat. (be most pra-
ooi: durable. We are
p we buy every article.
we V,non_e from the mobilise-
-out a guarantee. Thus We
1 ed to protect our customers.
”have we earned the reputa-
”polling the best at the lowest
AJ. Angovine
. Son Co.
AIHINBTON men. V
voak. July 15.411111. 111111111,
daughter would rent one ~lt,11 Total capl
‘A‘STORIAI
5: 01:11 Unions oaownso. l
is giving a helpful boost. It includes
the following:
(Outside operations ......... $1,212,089
‘ . . WILFIED spawns. cum»
iiiiiiillii-SHRPUIS
Dclicii Will Be Oilset by Trolley and
Steamboat lnlcreslswEsrneVd
Over 8 Potent ' " l
NEW HAVEN. July 15.—~Whllc the
report of the VNew York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Co. for the nine
months ending March 31 showed 11 def-
icit after diivdend payments of 63.0“,-
061, it is stated at the. “Yellow Build
ing" that the company will clone the
year with a margin in excess of the 8
per cent dividend which the stock is
called upon to no! This will come
as good news to the large number of
local shareholders of the stock who
hnv‘p been "staying with it" since Mr.
Mellon took hold of the proposition.
12w uninvmable repolt for the first
1hr 0 quarters of the fiscal year were
due to interest chalgcs bonds which
really represent the capitalisation of
(lo ey. steamship and power compan-
tel. Net earnings of these companies
are now making an offset. The road
is ll‘Vow in a tranbltlblial iltage to 11 mon-
ngVje rtlilrohd. and industrial corpora-
0-.i1 The developments of the lat-
te 1 class are laced at about a third of
l‘lall‘riltion, or something
like $857. 060 H000 it has been doubted
as to whether these earnings during it
pulled of business depression would
.pmvo all usable an those of what may
be lcalled I l:ailroad.
be common huge issue of new
capital stock took place principally
during the four fiscal years ended
with Julia 30, 1908.11nd simultaneous-
l‘y flxcd «bulges increased from :8,-
Mi”, 000 in 1905, to $17. 889 000, while
the pl oponlon of net earnings to total
capitalisation fell from is.) per cont.
to approximately 7 per cent. The ID-
parent purpose of the New Raven's
in; 5 increase in capitalization was to
$33“ competition by acquiring con
of competing transportation com-
parties The acquisition of control
way in many instances rather expen
si1h,hut the prospect now is that the
msults obtained dullllg the current
year will demonstrate the New lia-
ven's ability to make these properties
may for themselves.
The balance for dividends this year
will apparently be as follows: June
30. 1909. $7 924. 000 as compared with
$5. 266. 569 ill 1908. an increase of 82.-
657,121. ‘
“0thcl income" flom outside sources
New England Steamship Co.
(8 nlontilal .............. 498, 674
" 80".
TD? Connecticut 00 .. ..... 2,.745 758
Dividends. inicrcst and lellts
rcceived .................. 3,862,151
' Total .................... $8,318,672
“Oppoltunity is like everyone else,‘
“How?“"Alwars unsiouslo call 011 (hr
mall“ who is' already successful?»
Washington Herald. 1 .,
11011111 thWALK. CONN.
rnsnppén A GENERAL sANch
BUC'NEBSV
‘31:: its implying and Profitl
$111190 l
Vialéiiilifoolt Boxes, as and .05 11'» your
17,000.00
town! H MA swoon, Pros.
’JOH H. RNAP .ist Vino-Pros.
FRI IRICK H. ROWAN“, 2nd \Vfitlo
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REAL ESTATE *1
“11,11 LAYTON 8.: C0
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Bill Bill R‘illi iilll
(Contllluod from First Page.) i
Assembly fol both companies was
sounded at 6: 15 o'clock and than the
match was taken up to the South Nor l
with railroad station, where the spec
in! train was boarded at 6. 66. On the
train when it reached hero were Col-
onel Gilbert L. Fitch and the members
of his stud from Stamford. and the
members of the Stamford and Green-
wich companies. (in arriving at
Bridgeport the three Bridgeport com-
panies. the hospital corps and the
band entrained, and the special pro
eeeded to New London. are it was
expects to arriVe about 1 o'.clock
The 3 kill collinear. tour of duty
will be performed at Fort Terry on
Plum island and the Seventh Com-
pany'a headquarters will be at Fort
Wright on Fishels island which is
near Plum Island. The complete ros
ter of the two local companies is all
follows: .
Sixth Company.
Captain Albert A. Mosslnan
Second Lieutenant heel-and Ray-
mond.
First Sergeant Thaddeus Belts.
Sergeants Gray. mills and Rooney.
Corporais may, Sttlrtevant, Von Fa-
brice. Oakss, l‘. N. Smith: Godfrey
and Gray.
Mechanics Littloiobn and Mlehc.
(‘ooks Donueily and Blackmail.
Musician Rose.
Privates Anderson. Atwater, Becker
Blackmnn, Bllrkctt, llyington, Chad
derion. O. J. Clark. it. it- Clnrk, Cof-
fin. Dalton. H. U. Day it Day,Dii1bic,
l‘a llbanks. Fox, Goldschlnidt, Gold-
stclu, Hall, Hebbard. iiino, iiopp Kcl
icy. Lane, Lohn, M. .l. Lynch. W. S
Lynch, McKonna, Mansfield, illulb,
Oukes, Osborn. Penncll. Rogers. St.
George, S. Sanford, it. Sanford, Sco
field. Shanahan, I". S. Smith, Vcriin.
\l'ilcelhoune.
Seventh Company.
Captain William l. 01111111th
First Lieutenant Howard N. Godfrey.
First Sergeant Robcri id. Marlin.
Quartermaster SergeantVJohn F.
Moakley.
Sergeants Everett Jackson, Joules
Calruthcrs, Charles Weed, Harold S.
Sperry
(Tot-pm sis Parker ilrotherto‘n Show
Charles Smith, Louis Yost. Halnes
Lance Corporal George Collin.
Mechanics Charles F. Thorpe, hiul-
cahy.
Musicians linrrls. Jennings.
Clerk Ernest 0. Gregory.
Cooks Webb and llouton.
Privates Bartram, lit-01's, llmwll
llrothcrton, lloutbn. Collins, Carrillll-
ers. Cullen. Cockefur, CahllluColllns.
Conley Dalton. Duffy, Dol’ftm, Dan
bins, Dolph Downy. r‘arl'ingbnn Fol
ry, Fillnigan‘, Godfrey. Guarllieli,
Hines, lltllae. Howard, liunford. John
K‘elsier. chll‘c. Lanlzenborg,
Moore. Monroc, Moriarty, O‘Connor.
Peterson, l’cct. itiley, itcdling, Sis-
wick. Scllcr. 811111111111, Sherwood. 'i‘by-
lor. Troy, Valentino, Van Wagoner.
Whonc, Waycrhauscr. Wilson. Walleur
Will be Some Absent-es.
The N01 walk companion contain
nearly me full quota of men, but there
will be a number of absootccs from
each for various reasons. in the Sov-
cnth Company James Dunn is still in
lreiand. where he went"with‘iiis" moth
or on an extended visit, ’some week:
ago; Thomas J. Dorney was recently
granted'a thirty days' furlough; Wil-
liam Cunco is seriously ill with inflam-
matory rheumatism in the Bridgeport
hobpital; Musician Robert Edward
1111111., employed by the Bordon Milk
Company.,haa found it impossible to
leave his duties and has been excused
.by' Colonel Fitch.
in the Sixth Company Corporal Ste
phen iiray. employed ill the Norwalk
postomce. has been unable to leave
his duties; Harry Coldstcln, cmploycd
lathe Norwnlk lirass Company, could
not spare the time from his employ—
ment.Miila1d Sturtelant, phisicaily
diliqunllilcd on account of cutting his
foot open will 0 ill bathing at Bell is-
luhd: de llu klcy, employed in the
Fairflclii Coitn‘tv 11.1111, could not get
away; Edward Lohn is ill the Adlron~
dank Mountains for his heal
,poral yon Fabrics Craig l‘tll‘siohn.
Suimuel Kelley; Theodorefi 1th and
Charles Vellln, are out of the state
for various reasons; Wilfred Wheel-
Vpse. employed on the trolley line,
cannot leave;1}aloh Pennell cannot
get away: Russell aniord ran alloy
with party or boys some time ago, and
is still missing.
Ten Days' Encampment.
The encampment will be for (on
s, during Which time the' various
dr lie and maneuveVrs will be prac-
tide the var VqusVHV guns will be
tinned an'd t‘ 1111‘;th ‘llaMcdwm' in
to thrgetigrtictlce l: c litirg‘dll
Ll‘vili 1%de t" mili‘e‘i'y audios“:
firp shells: which While they do no
great. dwge,.nre of bitflltiVieth power
to be used ill practice 1
seem: Lieutenant Walter Siapleto‘n,
Brl porn loft tilt-cc days ign- with
s sells 11 detail concur then tor plian-
Vito to talent 11-11111 this“ storehouse there
‘Vihe uncles mitt other eoiitpment
119cm
mol- 1.151111 .1 iterulann 1.1111 lulu
WI i be lmltld ll. Flu-t ‘Mkl‘wflbld. 11111
spilt comprises Lieutenant Stapleton
Lieutenant Emerson N Coleman or
£191 London. and sergeant 11111111 Ar-
thr ll’ Buss. also of Now London.
There will be no solutions on the
sta
{he first division» of the Hoopltaira
come will go to Fort Torry. It will
be in shame of Dr Fred J. Alamo. and
will consist of John A. Larfon, Sor-
depot 1113111111111 senator" serials} Mo
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inufiblfllfnd Vii-int? 5‘11:
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light a 11' altitude
ill t6 bé at‘,
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V1111 Nev-onsets. 11111111» and. Kelly
1 JLIMIM of Duty. -' 1
rue; {nipping is 11 mingle of tile
I “ORE? ll s‘e'lnbi'y.
- lll'idgc.
for the different ‘compsniell '
llp‘ of Miller oohavoit', tlionttnsllt' to '
veils, Bersoond Benn! and Privatas 1.
'5V:15 to 11 g"
vaM‘. ‘V'i
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111. muffins lost half hotlr by the regu-
lars. the reserves looking on The
last hour and a half by tho lescrves,
the regulars lactating.
Ollicers calls than 11:36 to 11: 41’)
11.111; ’
Mess call (dinner) at l:
Artillery” arm for C. A. C. from
2: 30 lot
Recall fromIn fatigue 4: 3011.
Parade at 4: Véiufioilowoll bym guard-
mountinz at 51
“Retroit atl’ '0,‘nVi1li supper flamedL
Iftmte‘mao
“is too’ at 11 11,111
01111 to quarters on 10:11 I) m
'i‘aps at ll.
Artillely drill will not-required to
day, ,the time being occupied ill set
ting settled in camp. Artillery work.
will not be required on Sunday, but
the artillery practiceimd drill will be
progressive when it is taken up. Each
of the commandant: has? received a
program for each of the days, stating
the kind of drill that will be required.
specifying what day there Will be
battery nub-calibre practice at station-
ary and moving targets, etc. For in.
stance, 011 Thursday, the 221i, there
will be a night drill and a sudden call
to arms for an attack on some of the
forts.
The Norwalk soldiers going to camp
today will miss a familiar figure. it
will be the first time in twenty years
that Major .l. J. Hurley did not no-
company the contingent from Bridge
11VerV1-,o em in infancy or in tho or
W
I snooto KEEP WALK cuss.
Another amp Occurs or‘l Wont End
- , of Drawbrldgo. 1
There is 11 good chance for the no
lico to do 11p 11 little lob attblo {South
NUl‘Walk side of tile Wilphlnnton street
Each morning there is a satin
crlnz at this point ofplcnof no i’isViblo
(lt‘t‘lllllilioii other than viewing» the op-
erntions of the boats in the harbor.
or in keeping in tile shade furnished
by 11 billboard.
The men who pass the spot to go
about their daily business duties do
not mind the crowd, but the latter is
an unpleasant proposition for all of
the women who walk over from East
Norwalk. especially when there are
brawls such as developed this morn-
ing. The combatants were two in num-
her, one a young man in the twenties
and the other considerably older. Sev-
eral biowa ware struck and quite a lit-
tle excitement was caused tor a time.
though there was no serious damage
done. After the cessation of hostlil.
tics both lighters remained on thenob
of holding down this section of the
board wnik.
All echo of the trouble at the bridge
this morning sounded a little later at
police llohdouartnrs.’ when Frank
ilroadhurst complilihed to Chief of Pb-
lice \‘l‘tiliamd'oilmer that ho had been
assaulted by Henry Sbultzc. The up
fail he explained with an old scorel
the two men hut’ing been on 11nd terms
fol years (‘biof Vollmcr directed him
to the office of l’roaet‘iuiing Altornol
William F. 'f‘lllnmnny '
Concerning the gatherings at this
point. the chief states that they must
be when he is at breakfast or be
moon 7 and ti o'clock. when he is in
the vicinity of the Crofut & Knapp
factory. lie passes the spot each morn-
ing. bllt had not noticcd 11111 gathering
at those times and no one had made
complaint.
MANY NORWALKERE TO ATTEND.
First Ball Game in solvin- Will Attract
Much Ahoution 1h papillary.
Up Dnnbnry way they appear to bc
undclV-V the impression that their base-
ball team is going to have the biggest
pic of the season when the Norwalks
land there Saturday afternoon. They
now, and then they may not. The lo
cal outfit has been playing some ball.
this season, having but three defeats
chalked up aglnat them. while theil
scalp ring holds some good enactments,
such as the; Cuban Giants, the Battle-
ship Nebraska team, the Waterbury lu‘
dependents, the Mauiors and others.
The Norwalks will pill their faith on
Volk to do the pebbiing, while 11 gou-
tlenlnll by the suggosthe name of
Hope is counted upon to do the George
Wilmington not 11 considerable chunks
for the Hailing it; It looks as it
this game, which will be the first ot a
best four out of seven series, will dlaw
a big crowd. Not a tow fans will go up
from 31111111 Norwalk.
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18304“) RIVER SCHOOL (MPROVE-
., > . MENTS.
At the adjourned annual meeting of
the Broad River School district held
Tuesday night, in addition to the con-
tract for the mason work, given to
Henry Paynb,‘ mentioned in yesterday a
vitalli.‘ the ‘sucoéssfui bidder for’ the
carpenter work Wan Gilda 3!; John
111111 the painting A. Wihlcr‘e‘r. Work
will be ii at once on the repairs.
Which i clinic :1 new ceiling. new floor.
new roof. painting inside and out and
nuinerolis minol improvements.
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RACER AT ,THE Y‘ACHT CLUB.
The deciding rate between the lee
sclsof W. L. li'ardand' George-Chad
derton will be hold .off the Norwalk
thcht Club course t-il’iturday afternoon
o‘éibok 011i (“e following Sat-
urn-1y. duly 21. the will 1111 another
series of aquatic sports. whi‘db will i11~
oi do diving contents, to race. canoe
no 111111 111 of Wilf‘ bot can the row
to of ‘tli Ynclit Club fleet. These
:1 ratio to furnish nl‘uoll amusement
and all membeis of‘ the club are ‘ex
polited to wltli‘ells 11111 events:
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w11.1. conrsVer V131,1V1.1.loilams'a
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NEW LONDON. {July 16. --Judge
Henry Stoddard, of New Haven no
not if in the probate court
fill! d actiiig’V llVl bobnlf'of
., (it Wanliluthlu'.
ltd“ law took, on bppesl flom lilo
,. tin; ’of tile wlil‘oi Sebastian D
induce; the alum-mill glamorous
m,
than“
‘ inventor?
. all as. may
A... an... nut-am;
Ill iiii Villildi‘l S Ill
BABEBALL.
National League Standing.
. L. P.(‘..
Pittsburg " 20 .733
Chicago 26 .644
New York . 28 .606
Cincinnati .......... 36 .536
Philadelphia ........ 31 42 .426
St. Louis .......... 30 41 .428
Brooklyn ........... 26 49 .347
Boston H 82 .297
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Yesterday’s Results.
New York. f1; Cincinnati, 4 (10 in.
nlngai.
Chicago. 8; Boston 2
Fit bar .7; llrookly n, 2.
s, 6: Philadelphia, 4 (first
some, 11 innings); St. Louis, 11: Phil-
Ideiphia,2 (second game, 8 innings)
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis of Philadelphia.
l’lttsburg at Brooklyn.
American League Standing.
W. L. PC.
Detroit ............. 48 28 .632
Philadelphia ........ 45 29 .608
Boston ............. 18 32 .590
Cleveland .......... 43 32 .673
New York it .46]
Chicago .......... .3: ii .421
St. Louis .3 ill .395
Washington 50 .315
Yesterday's Rubin.
Detrolt- Washington, not gmunds.
St. Louis Huston. rain
New York 4: Chicago. 8 (first
11111119: Chicago, 8; New York, 2 (MC
and gums).
"Cleveland, 4;
Philadelphia, 3 (l2 in»
pings). ’ .
Games really.
Iloalon at St. Louis.
New York at C ago.
Washington at l troll,
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L. DC.
Hartford ........... 39 24 .6lil
llolyokc ........... 38 26 .594
New liritnlll ........ 39 ’ 29 .574
Waterbury ...... ill 35 .463
Springfield ......... 31 3:! .484
New Haven ........ 33 till .4138
Northampton ....... 29 38 .433
Bridgeport .........23 i: .354
Yesterday‘s Results.
Bridgeport, i1; Waterbury, it.
New Haven, 7; Northampton. 2.
iiolyokc. 3; Springfield, 3
Hartford. it: New Britain. 0 (first
game); New Britain. ‘1'; Hartford, i
(second game),
Games Today.
New llrltaln lit Bridgeport.
Northampton at Waterbury.
Springfield at llaatford.
New llavon at liolyolie (2 3111111114).
Papa and flynn Draw.
LOS ANGELES. July lbwln ton
rounds of vicious 1151111111.; Jim Flynn.
of Puoblo. Cal” had the better of
Billy i’npkc. of Spring Valley. Ill.,
before the Pacific A C.lastVrV1lght.
the ten rounds. Flynn had' a decided
lead in four. and four rounds were
even. in the two others Paplle had
the better of it. Flynn had i slight
advantage in weight and made good
use of it. There was no decision.
Out in Four Rounds.
NEW “mtg, Jukv flit-Joe Slezor.
a Denver lightweight. knocked out
Jim Holland, a little Englishman, in
test at the Sharkey Athletic Club last
night. 'llle Briton had.decidodly the
worst of it throughout. He was knoc -~
ed down twice in the third round all
was only saved by the bell. A blow
on the jaw put him out in the fourth.
Cantlllon will Not Resign.
WASHINGTON, Jilly 15.~Mauager
Cantiiion. in a telegram received to
this city last night, denies that he in—
tends to resign the leadership of the
Washington American League team.
Rumors to that effect have been afloat
for some weeks. 11.
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Taunohlli Refuse. to Play.
WASHINGTON. July 15 .~Je84e
'l‘nnnehlil, released by the Washing-
ton American beagle team to‘ the
Minneapolis Club of the AmericaVll' M,
soci‘atldn, said yesterday thill he ‘wonld
not report to the latter 1111111. no oil‘-
jectsV to the $350 salary tailored and
says he has a bud and also. V
" DESERTE'D HVEVR BOY.
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rooted in VPouuhqugpgle,
PO‘UG‘liKEEPSIE, 1N»: Y. ., Jnly 15‘ ~—
iiarry A. Griffith, Va traveling sales
1111111 for an oil company. and Mrs.
Almas P i‘cltlcr of Nciv. lot-it, Wore
.a‘rrestcd here yesterday on 1,119 coVul
plaint of the woman‘s VllusbaVVnd. .Al
lilac P Poitier an actor who says he
is a member of tho cast of, “The Man
of the Hour" company. 1111mm 'is
married and has several children.
Mrs. Poitier left her six your pm boy
in West Haven, Conn.
mas AIBOT‘VI' MAY pay now:
prr'rsauao. an. July infirm»
F‘eidman and the jewelry gifts ,from
stealing from Mrs. Anna Abbott. at
Philadelphia, were taken back, to Full
adsluhls yesterua‘r by 11111111111111. liaise
tho “1.111111 Goorsla WWW?“ nil-11."
Abbott wa known years ago, on thei
vs 0 .11 count b:
fore she roni‘ni thaniz‘lv‘olt‘y ”'le
mono was“ mg the .112“;
treasury
were to corn 111111‘J
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of ,1
the fourth round of a to round con- .
New York Woman and Campaigns Ar. -‘
European royalty, which be confused .
gills: ‘ 3::
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ThéD M
Clearance of
Sizes 9x12, worth
Only a few of them in rich t
Eleélric
llc q‘llickiy prepared. or the c
lllcsc stoves are complete wit
heating the table.
socket.
Price $3.75.
bright, or for lawn testes and
lanterns, at so and 11p.
i’arasols at too.
111 fine lististc for 1111111
abic model with supporters a
rest every way, and $l.oo.
so; both easy £11111 pleasant.
The Tea Room oll'cl's tcll
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At Bargain
Jill‘t‘r
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CHICAGO, July 16.——Col.‘ Daniel
blorIVa‘rty was elected coloncl of the
Eleventh infantly for life yesterday at
Union Deacon. The election was the
Mpt,.un.der the new military codc of
the Illinois National Guard. which be-
en ‘cV elective July 1 Under tho new
on ‘e, as adopted by the legislature, all
commissioned officers of the guard
bold oilic‘o fpr lifeounlebs retired for
elapse or -b madly 0111111111111; the are
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ans, reds, and greens. Extra
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L‘llrpcl Store, first floor.
Stoves
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for cooking simple but dishes for breakfast or luncheon.
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Basement Furnishing Store.
Decorative Japanese Articles
Lanterns and Parasols for making the cottage veranda
festivals. L'll'llplc ticsigns ill
Panels at 5:.
Special Corset Sale This Week
A $2.00 P. N. Corset for $1.00.
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Exhibit in Main St. window.
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Violation of law.'l‘l1‘e‘ proprietor til the
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