noedI. no
and the rage
“it;
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“as.
the
1 of
Heater
my. Connected ready for use,
112. 75
A Coiltfotiebie
Combination
Atlas Range and a an Water Heat-
Writs or call on tite‘tfionnecticut
“t"‘mniommlan. . .
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lllflbld Ya???“ Willi-I
1 £335”! in and figure It's: broth:
where they wflremade.
bug all of Mr. iloyt'o Pro-
: hoard. 8 a. m. till 11: hi)
1. It; £145 until 5 p. m. lion-
{I123 Saturday evening; or»
Silurian-Optical Company
I. . , .% 1 i
f «it Howl I NEW.
been. 74 United Bank alluding
’ '7 M'HiNflTON 3T» '
BOUT“ NORWALK' CONN.
1 =1 " [L- a.“
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—’ ,at. “new...
' Dill! . years of device to the organisation
ammo to enact
posiam for
SW
po-csnt pack
Jar may now
taiaad in south Noonlk atghelo
9y.
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. ‘ A arctic: collimation.
HARTFORD, Sept 8.~—'i‘be report of
the state police commission died with
ero'or yesterday shows expended
£99.. .8! for the year ending June
higtotal number of cases investi-
wéiicé 304, total number of prose-
Iit
_ be in
' pin
Gas Water
_ Attiched‘to'your boiler will give you,
bot water at any time and in any gun.
‘.1Il
i
god it
atoll»
terday afternoon by the presentation
of a bantlsoote silver loving cup.
Captain 1. J. Kennedy made the“
{presentation speech in the Mminiatra»
tion building in New Haven, and
eulogizerl Mr. Colweil to? his 25
Mlt‘olsltt the “W supremo knight
oflbp 9 James
any» or l{lgiillatlh’lulmtwas y “warn”:
constituent-Ir diin'erw at the Mediati-
term Nor)! Hanan. by too members at
hll e “mags“; 6t.st,ce o
liltitl ’ " W iii infirm
full hr, and the new national secre-
my WI, If” J. ”New! oi‘ hill“
Ff HAW "it I” er ‘Y
I‘r pi an an ad chr a o the
e do at iii“: nfiionai Eridqlisrtera
o tile order on chapel street.
Supreme Kniaht lllIlieIty‘ was first
frond knight and tht‘ (51:39“; at. to dean
y of Pennsylvania,h o ding e latter
once for seven years, while Secretary
Mcainley la master a: the North de-
area to blow Votit and has always
begp rpygpijpaiti identified with the
1. cGnley will be in of
lip: every say, but. has not decided
whether or not be. will reside in New
Haven. while Mr Flaberly will con
thine ‘3) live in l’hllfliieiultla but will
ow llaven on Friday and Satur-
day of every week and longer if neces-
mm w. nit men
Funeral 17!qu
and Embalnm'.
1' No in So! ,
mad dim, I’W’hih‘r gill
Telephone at slice. 88-8.,I
Tat-shout It has»: MI
Hotel MahaClte‘mo
J. R. CONNOR, M".
srRVIc; ANI: catsuit be to on;
earns s: can on sun unween
Surrer60rs Table D‘ibta Dinner.
8]). Ins“!
' sonnet mouths 75c
Banquets a Speeoity
’ - Til... CALL ass.
.I, *v .
.n— “Qt“.- .fiwa- “Mk—AMA.‘ r
CityNatitInalBank
spore HOLE/AW. cone. «
URANBACTI A GENERAL BANKING
.1. n 9;... an';‘»Gflililkav ‘ "
um Lamas abrasion guilt
m
business
capital carpi“ add PMtI
unease.» mom-90‘
sate Bartlett out: at and I; naught-
tN "‘1: ON“
;1-..rt"..rt* gt;
ERICK H. ROWAw ice
1 i,- H? sopwctt. onion
’ 2 element
t. I!“ name Henry asymm-
=1"; 1.... 95;; .araw
THE NEW
HOTEL STORM.
ans muta- may Minn
" ' auaoPaAN LAN. ’- ' 5
ice (hetim Freezers,
Water Coolers.-
nonmetal
a; tell all M Willem
.4 'un
wmt hflbtmirt v95
7 Hip left, this rose a heavy white
' allow? who» we was surrounded
.3eat the jersey waist are responsible
for the retutn oi the mat ietsey waist
foot predict a great vogue for these.
‘ bits for. that soulda't.-eat-ss nun-w
is
71:27.}.
”fill“
events we tied
New, mind you, and bought
special prices up
China Pieces or
cludasralao. st'tlprirb Vases.
Art area. veryavorable
'wali worth whit) to select here.
Let the bitchgn run smoothly
for September prices mean great
tails of these great sales will be
[if lllilllil lll Willi
Among the new silk fabrics for the
coming fall season is a very heavy,
rich-looking, double-fold sorlowlllst
the same heavy diagonal wcave that is
characteristic of the cloth by the
same name.
Nercrjn the history of dressdom
were such exquisite evening wraps be-
ing shown at such moderate prim- as
is the case this season, and several of
our local shops are already displaying
them. -
Have l’OiI noticed bow tile buttoned
boqta on women's Wear prodonllaate?
Of a dozen a“, styles that come in
tea of than: 31 be buttoned and the
other two to w
i heard a ("I00 mefc‘haht any tile.uih‘
or day that he didnt believe it would
be possible for customers always to
tind a‘ mod meat of starvin- the
black suede boots this winter so great
is going to be the demand for them
Buttoped tsn boots are going to be
worn by smartly-dressed young women
during the early tall Th” are lilo
first new footwear to be donned.
Did you ever note how much more
restful and inviting the couch is that
is furnished with cover and pillows in
plain color-a thnu_tbai which is loaded
with pillows whoee great. brlgbtiya‘oi-
prod figures seem to be always want-
ing to' “get at" each other?
For a handsome gown or suit for
calling or dressy day wear velvet will
probably lead all other wintry fabrics.
Not only furs but imitation for fab-
rich will be very fashionable for both
children and amwavupe, the latter us
ing thorn Iii! trimmings and the little
folks as entire garments.
The. White lace. veil is erettieet-usati
as it livi‘iIilfli‘l' fill? the Willie list. i saw
one tile other day time smoothly over
“1e dome-shaped crown, the border be
it; draped entity about-the brim. 'Ai
with a beautiful white willow pompon
it 04' one or the hand-out?” summer
hate 1 have seen this season.
The Moyenage designs which“ eug-
which fits the body so cioselv to be;
}p the hips lntluding the arms.
Tris are to IIeetlmr waists is”. sit
the plastic material but made with
refills: sblItwaist sleeves, but we do
. There are any number at people who
song when one talks about Etetclter
icing (the general acclimation oi thy
term meaning much chewing). but it
thousands who eat as if their only
objcét Vile to been toad Icongttintiy so,
ins ml flab new tout the new
thought to “Hill health and less to
their organs of taste. providin the
best. food always. they would too bét-
tor. I“ better, and fl.” wouldn't coat
them doubt as much to ast.their to
Whirl it would take-them longer to eat
amidst-it 9W
Allin
' 'l‘iiifig‘s him
At WANAMAKEES.
with trimmhga towfi
til storming lists, and in till;
ta, la and reases present a lqgt 0rd in
aster; and The Bays' Store hat-”eI the-bag of the
thipcapdare ready to give quick service. But
a In wear- things. Many floors are over-
fumishings for the house. I’M September
to the Eat} Opening at WM. and
L Economiestohouschecpara. Omit
Sale of cor GLASS and CHINA
follow suit, therefore it is wise to go; flip he
made. It is wise, too, to get them now,
keeping Wares. :I‘hesc hon-mum
mdwecanguannteethunforthe
JOHN WANAMAKER, Now York
‘ "ill will
ion.
Suitings wand
She lllliiIIcry
liters. lie
for this coca-tut. Never Ian
panel! to handsomcr Diana acts. more Minolta:
tqjua. This comprehensive Ital: ill-
blett, Bronzes and other exquisite
prices during this an): malts it
A September “Occasion" in HOUSEWARES
andthe rest of the house will
Kitchen Utensils
at “(Were
“Willis 93 9"“! .911 at Hm
have been tasted by. exocrine:
muse WW
tilt. itllfl it'd.
till saturates
Mrs Rnwicy ol Nelst York Says Her
Husband's Alleciions Were
Alleviate!
ilRileEl’OR'i‘. 1Bem. 3.—-PancrI
were returned to tlltI Superior Court
i here today, in a suit instituted by Mrs.
idu Rowley of New York city, against
Jessie Livinnton Forbes. wile of .4
Holland Format the-noted ballooniat.
alleging alienation d‘tht‘ alootlons of
her husband and ”log damagea _of
876.000. Deputy Short! Polar llolan
served the papers on lira. Forbes sev-
eral days am, and every effort has
been made to lecpmba matter secret.
Mrs. Rowley'a attorneys are Slade.
Slade astode 0!:le Haven.
w-mt Ro'iay is ehanleor‘for the
lI‘urbeIlaI, who have a summer home
in Fairilold. lllra. Rowley claims that
she has intercepted 56 letter. sent by
Mrs. Forbes to ilt’l‘ husband, and that
the opletiea are gushing with terms
of endearmcut. When the sheriff ar-
rived at the Forbes home with the pa-
pers, be was unable t91§ad any proper
ty in the name of the defendant. so
he made personal service. lllra. Forbes
denounced the action most vehemently
saying it was outrageous and a block’-
maiilng scheme.
A. liolluud Forbes, husband of the
defendant, is at present in the West
with Theodore Roosevelt. .lr., planning
a balloon trip that he hopes will re»
suit. in the establishment of a new roc-
ord. Young Roosevelt spent a portion
of last week with the Forbeses. Mr.
Forbes is one. of the Charter mem-
bers of the Aero Club, and is perhapt‘
the foremost American balloonist..hav
iug participated in all the principal
aeronautic events of recent years.
Mrs Forbes is a handsome woman.
Oi’sildrqn cry
“I FWGMI’S
ca 3 "rot a; i A
WPRLQ TROTTINQ CHAMPION-
BEADVXLEE. Mica: Soot 8r-Stlnd-
log out prominently on the program
for getaway day of the Grand Circuit
meeting at the Readyille tract: the 399.
and of the two out of three matches
for the trotting championship of the
'wpI-ld between the. Kentucky mare.
“sealers ache. hotter at the worlds
mitt Quill-Wail. the “manhunt”?
brad horse. owned by Charles 8on-
dare. of Salem. was easily the feature
at the attractive on“. Up to the time
timbers Bells, detonated Ultimo in the
.ilnat. match at Cleveland. breaking the
wptid‘ a record, she was OVM by John
E, Madden. who 0»).ng the more for
850. 000 to one. of the weil- known Han
'I'ut fatally or amends.
. giioth' of the traitors had a practice
jaunt before the lorqaorowti yester-
day..de we overpevideaee of being
.in. the best possible condition. to pick-
in; a Wigner titers wan very little to
albeit between it ..liltt the “Willi
lepned slightly towa e the Kentucky.
to, because at tun grant allowin3 in
race at tile North Rigdali tract;
' nu. with m
Thmtlter erupts. Misti tar ”tea
I! y were the trotting and Milk qt-
vipiott or the horse breeder mun-iii;
.utp II. as pace: the a‘: 1i trot; the pm
”manual: the Its
poo-st It meme.
~ flagship. the Georgia.
American Cities: at Target Practice
at Cape libary Consider This a
Breach of Naval Etiquette
WASHINGTON. Sept.‘a.—-Whot may
be It matter of enough seriousness to
country and ilaly M‘t ”Hit been
brought to light it) pays! circles bore.
Tilt-Incident occurred, duripg largo
praoth of (lie Atlantfi pt‘iu’cr Acton,
u acitt'lolslilp, now at Baltimore, steam-
ed 19:00“:le fire“1 and want close
909MB ‘3 the targets to obgerye them.
The 1solarium afloat-a became indig~
uant when the Aetna's onlcers were
seen to 'put their glasses on various
devices used by the fleet.
As the news that the fleet Wits at
target practice has received no little
publicity it is assumed that the om-
cers of the Mann knew of the fact.
Somewhat astonished therefore were
ihl' OfliCi‘i‘ti when the quartonnuaters
reported the approach of a foreign
warship. All the so called spotting
devices Were in plain eibht on the vvs»
III-la of the fleet, some or which Were
tit uiicllor, while other: were preparing
to run over the courted for living at
small targets.
The Arms u‘cnt'out. of her course
to go over lhtt anchorage grounds.
She saluted the adlnlral‘s flagship and
Rear-Admiral Wainwri3ht, in metab-
seuce of Rear-Admiral Schroeder, the
commnIIder-in-cblef. replied from his
Naval etiquette
also demanded the avoidance ot a
fleet when it is at target practice, as
the operation of their guns in the se-
cret of all “titles. it is regarded as a
deliberate ulfrout in Europe (or a for-
eign vessel to intrude in It fleet when
it is linown publicly that it is at tar-
get practice.
No oiliclal report of the incident has
been received at the Navy Depart-
ment, but it is sold to be. probable
tiutt either Admiral Schroeder or Ad»
miral Wainwright will call the tit-pail
mcnt‘s attention of ital) infatualli
and u mete expression of regret on
the part of the Italian Government
would prohablt end the matter.
mw.....
fillilti lllfiltii
Willi. lilll Lilli
Shippers Antigua to Gd All into ilu
Country Belem New Tsrifl Bill
We"! 19b bird
WASHINGTON Sept. B—«During the
few months primate 1mm 5: “its!
President Taft signed the nest taril
law, foreign exporters to this country
almost doubled their shipments on
many articles on which a raise in duty
was anticipated butler the Payne bill.
The imports'of principal articles for
the seven months, ending July, 1th9,
is shown in detail in a statement is
peed by the bureau of Statistics. em
bracing also cunnarisons with figures
of the corresponding months of last
year. 1 ‘
The. larger impi‘i'l‘t'aiions which Were
rushed in to profit by the operation of
the old Dingley law comprised hides,
raw silk. unmanufactured wool, cotton,
laces, linen, crude indla rubber on!
copper
The value of the principal articler
imported during the seven months
period on which figures were compiled
were: Sugar, 368.000.000; -hidcs~and
skins, $53,800,000: cotfee, 334,900,000;
raw silk, 842,300,000; crudedndla rub-
ber, 839, 8100. 060; unmanufactured wool,
”0,100,000; cotton laces. 831,000,000;
diamonds. $29 500. 000;" copper pigs.
bars. etc, strflsooboo rut-s releases}
.ttillt laces, $8, 500. 000
Chief among the increases over the
game period last year were: Hides
Ind skins, 825.000.000; unmanutoctu‘r
ed wools, $23,000,000; diamonds. "6.3
000.000; indie rubber, ”7.000.000: van
silk. "4,000,000; cotton laces. 87,000.»
000. 1
REAR ADMIRAL ”IRIY RETIRE-
D-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.—-1~Uayiil$
reached the age of 02 years, [tear Ad
.nlritl C. 8. So rryw cdontlls
retired list oft Ie Nav‘;£3 £33139:
The admiral is now engaged with
the Newpott conference at the Win
College there, ,Ialnd grill l‘bhfidi'fl; III
hilt, uty out a I c9 6
ertofft line of Fworli wb his); Mgpiflapfl
led out. When this is ll be
alglflflned he will retire from” actlvtl
rvice The admirsl’s last. importhnt
':0Inntahd was that or the Atlantic
feet, which he brought frontSan mn-
isco by way of the Pueblo action unlit
he Suez Canal to Hampton Roads. is
reached the rank at wit ch‘ it as re.
tired today about tltreé' you a and
three months ago.
1-ch ”$3300 ill outcAao‘
’ AG tat—The first' step
in a Griffin talc
Eight/ally may result
in the Cbicag'b li‘ rd of Education
A speci
alias will be called by .Preaiden
til ‘gfi‘? sitter9 e of
plItet
on by the board today,
gmb‘ttol clifidaah iii
' liltitlll new
cause otscihl correana'aee between this
treat. tractor“ r to
doltr'probably Will be ‘.
Made of Cretonnt,
Visit the Art Section.
durable.
t‘fllCi‘i anti otht r at‘tt'ssnrlcs.
fur any room.
Glove and Handkerchief
H'l'llfi.
rlrtmiugrutmt. $1.25.
texture and coloring.
Blankets.
'-' 'i'Iaf/ la
and Small Lots
,f portunlty.
WASH
materials at Cut Prices
HALWF ePRICE
‘ Media
a.
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a. 1v ‘1 '. A‘
,,
LONDON, Sept. 3.—'l‘tle eight out?-
regatta! who were arrested August 19
the plolteting of Premier ”that
residence, were today sentenced to pay
lines of 810 each or spend seven days
“i tile 9?! like” JEN- Til” “it? “,0“
tide of appeal on- the ground that all
subjects of the king have the right to
tppmpolt the sovereign tlirouglt his
ntinlgters and in endeavoring to inter
view the prontlpr they were merely
eyercising these rights
i any fin it};
' Wagner ”1':on
Q. I 1. II). I
Itcf- {it , 319- u'
or
i ”stung on" p loss which the board
ll pay. ,
. 'v-r r-l liRm-rt anr niI
Qtiittns'r a coir; Mil”
this mutt Swill.
tlttir table it) hold knit'k kilutks glam
tum and light slIatlt-s, pale blue, tans. brown,
white. reversible weaves that can be used either stdc, (if
made up into robes to be worn either way
Especially dainty designs' In Babies' Crib and Nursery
At thé end or Gael month wé’tnsbe a inertial Sale 0!
Shall endeaVOr to make this an a
This is Just the time for SCHOOL GARMEETS and you can buy
1' WASH DRESSES
For Childxcne and Misses. Sires. two years to fourteen years
.5 - Ladies’ Princess Dresses
have a ten tell: all this Season s Styles
Also a few Juniper Dresses.
Underwear
Some styles vb hpved't all aia'pf, and we have made Sale Prices
atheists IN dress LINES
A Dickerman & Son
taint-tr auri-‘saqar‘tgs FlN£6.’ ‘ '5
on Domain; street in connecting with .
“WW7 tiflfdii
Hts
. ,9 interest. not only in this city, where
,.....,
D. M. Read. Co
ulna: tan.
Commencing Tuesday. September seventh. the Store will
close at six p. m.
Interesting Articles Shown in the
Art Section 1
.\ ot‘Illt-ctio'n of useful and dainty
things Itiatlc of l-‘ronch tiretmmc attracts all women who
Small ('abincts with two, three, four,
and even five drawers, ncat litilt affairs crctoune covered,
made it] an exceedingly wotknmulikc manner strong and
iiit‘) are designed to stand (ill the dresser or both
v oils, ltantlkc r-
33' 25. $i. 75 and $3 50, scIIsilIlc III kill and (Iaintv enough
Boxes 0f t’rt'tmmc.‘ designs of
rnscs. garlands of llowcrs. illla‘kt‘ls. Walloon pictures, and
other attractive French efforts.
75c.
New and Artistic Pillow Covers.
Large square slips of Fl‘t'llt‘il velour, a good line of col-
orings, dark grccu. brown, tan. claret,
Nilittit'h. with applications of tilItctl ltllL‘ll in conventional put-
Quitc ucw and vcry adaptable for library, den, or
rose and peacock
Third floor.
.Dainty Blankets
Woven of soft cotton masquerading as wool, lovely of
For the most part they are of med-
pink with
Blanket Section, lmvcr floor.
Shown in one Of tilt‘ Main St. windows.
Pay a visit to the Furniture Store one of these fine
September days. There is a particularly interesting show-
ing of Willow Chairs with cushions of cretonnc and taii'cta.
New Specimens of Elizabethan and Jacobean Furniture.
Fourth floor.
The. '- M Res! 99.
End 8
PM” was
tractive op-
GOODS
Have marked them
~Tti£ LPLW CAsE.'
it is canceled tiff-tin wm Ba Tried
This Fall.
it is expected tableau, circles that
the case of Dr 3. we vg. Martin
Lawlor at his will e claimed for as-
siznmcnt for trial at the QflM term
0t 01.6 United Siam Welt court.
which convene: in liarttpm on the sec-
ond 'iiuesdav 0: tile sleuth
Tilt case W was ,ie tremble"
tor several you. with at the but
have been taken to the supreme court
and decided and items havebs
taken in various parts at the country.
it Willem itbtitrfered is new
doing-until)a ”$3th ”fitrlol Q! the
wfthtou a
great bill mitt. “lay. The case is
looked noon II “it“. ohm moat imbor'
bill?“ wwrvrgmi‘rlux Em
tidtii its a grea deril
“majority of those who are named as
PHIMIIB “M Mandala: reside, bttt
brougbout the country.
'f. 1’ i
ouxntliso o salmtfiwybifi
M ii?” any flung 9' m mimd1
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