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Y NOTICES,
onetime ntuc'ronv.
Well Le I, No. 100, F. Ind A.M
t! in Amie Building. Booth
greet. let Inn 8d TueIdIy of
‘ thw—July end August ex-
pted~et ll o'clock. All Muster
“on! cordially invited. Hieltstm
. (Below .M. Robert M. Wilcox.
f for Ohlpter, N0. 38, R. A.’ M.
‘ 5 is in Masonic Building. South
"A street. 2d and mt Tuesdcys of
month—«July and August. ex-
met 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Io cordially invited. Charles 1“.
ti, H. P, Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
' NINE IINTINIL TILIPHONE
‘ CALLS
Iva DIpIrtment
,. cine-I Department»
' Drench Office, NOMIIN
dltor'I Rullicnoe
. lty Editor'I Residence
ts Ind Manufacturers
Association :
EMORY S'ibblVlilNS President
H.l {-l/ice President
0U] NTARD. Secretory
‘EW COBB "T 'l'.'l‘ 'l‘tonsuier
‘ Executive Committee
Billifléfl’r: PROS
.OHIRIFF SIDNEY E. HAWLEY.
l‘:,'l‘here is n distinct feeling among
fin large number of Republicans in Full“
“field county. friends of (longrousmnn
mid. Hill. that Sheriff Sidney it). liuw-
ley forfeited all rights for their sup.
" port for reelection by the very de-
termined effort be exerted to bring
about the defeat of Mr. Hill for the
United States Senate by Shooter
Frank ii. Brundegee. of New London.
in fact, Sheriff Huwley's hand in the
V _ one. many of Mr. Hill's friends believe,
V . that turned the balance. Just follow-
ing that memorable tight. Sheriff lino"
ley was quoted as touchlugly cxprosu
in; his high regard for the New Lon-
don senator, llifi long friendship for
him and other silly twiddle tweddlc.
but this could hardly be expected to
”......L,..ngvo much effect. on the voters of
Fnlrfleltl county, They will not forgive
I the Bridgeport mun for foruuklng his
chin follow-county llllill. Mr. Hill. who
had heartily curnctl lilt' promotion.
To satisfy Mr. lllll‘a legion of i‘ricndu
in tltltl courtly. Mr. lluwlcy lulu yet
to give u better rcnson thnn he hue
thus fur for captioning the cause of
the other side. and they don't hollow
be can do it.
Whether Sheriff iluwloy will bo'rcv
nominated tloen not uppcnr ycl. but
there seems to be u grout opportunity
. printe escrow. the memorial "‘0‘“
. dedicated m. Illutileneu of the son‘s“ ll men. Pillow there ' “° “"3 d“
imn 7'57 9' m'.‘
for some livc, vigorous iiritlgoporl. lit,»
nubllchn to give hitn thc huntic of his
life. At, any event. oven uhould Sher
if! Hewley be l'f'llt'illlillltll‘tl, ho wllil
.‘ Itill have more trouble with Hill limno-
7‘ ‘ erotic opponent llinn he hits find for
yours, on account of his purilclpnlioli
iii the senatorial donl.
There has been if report going the
rounde that Congrcnumuo Hill and:
Dheriif Hurley have hurlrti llio'hutch-
(it. Bu for int cup in: unccrtnlnoll, how-
. ever. this rumor in without foundir
‘ lion. in (not. there iii no little llkoll
hood of this being true Mi there is of
Mr. Hill tuition any part in Sheriff
linloy’s lrouhleu for reelection.
“mm—u...” .
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LAKI AND THE GOVERNORSHIP.
Anion: the illitlliitt‘l‘li til the banquet
0f the Norwnlk iiuuinouu Men'tt All.
million thin evening will he Everett
.1. helm. of llnrtforti. Lotto hi it jolly
good follow null he bl Rico It good
lobar. “'i‘hlo hits been provon concur
Ilvoly. II niuo lulu his perttluionco
when once he hen out hla stoke. For
loverIi yearn Lotto liltil had [lilitlfllil-
initial Inplrtttlomt and he Mill hill
them. Two years lino he tried mm
.10 lend the nomination. lie didn’t. The
late Governor l.liley host. him out. lull
in!“ vaI not discouraged nor did he
filth. instead. he went right out on
the stump for the men who wile the
ehliitoo of hill party and laid his own
onto for lllfltllcl‘ titty. lie iii not It
wort: on his aspirations and he is got
into he I big factor at the next coo.
moon. .Nlll appeernuco before the
Weill Hostile-ll Men‘s Moonlntiou
flight is of course in line with bill
‘Win for the governorshlp. but
.lb dill will blame him for thin dud
Wholly will be interested in what he
‘3!” fly. Mite he: been going the
> ‘ of the banquet lollies Ind hie
tor the ltilti of public service
. . ‘hI furore is on open end
. , .
I HDRGAN MIMOIML
- one. I debt of gmtltude
..m. with chi-let dimple and om-
wu-
vloee w» thin to In Idherenoe tartlte
donor's wish thet they be so. The
Morgan Memorlsl in to cent between
$000,000 Ind m The loud be
' wlz'h the
. Wt in lioved
to the eulltslhlili‘lotweon $150090
. and ”00.000. Previously. when inter-
est in the Ithenenm was revived, he
and his father gave 0150.000. Youter-
day. reclining his gift of munitioeut
buildings involved heavy expense for
maintenance, he passed over to the
nucleon $250,000, which at that time
was: worth practically $209,000. or I
total of more than 81,300,000. all to
the people of the city of Hartford.
'I‘ruly. Mr. Morgan has an abiding love
for the city which gave him birth.
-—-—-—-—-§-—--~—~—
WILL HE CONTINUE TO WHISTLE.
Whatever else they may any of John
R. Walsh. the deposed Chicago tintin-
cler who began his five your son-
tence ll the federal prison at Lereu-
worth. Kan. yesterday, he is in full
possession of his nerve. When he
reached Leavenworth. the‘despetchos
say, he limited from the train at the
depot in I Jolly mood and whistled no
he walked. The night of thin grey-
halred mun apparently so festive was
it poser for the curious crowd of ob-
servers. llut the question is. "Did he
whistle last night, did he whistle to
tidy. and will he whistle during those
mnny dreary days which are to follow
while he is convict No. 6,804?"
mm
mm...
The presence of the legal trio-«Cor-
poration Counsel Keogh, Judge Joseph
R. Taylor and Prosecuting Attorney
Loo Davis huuliy engaged to converse
tion on n Norwalk-bound trolley our
set toughen wagging at it lively rate.
end all sorts of storleu of intrigues
and cnbnls were circulated for the next
few minutes. But the unlotun won put
on them all when John sunvcly re»
marked, “.luIt a chance meeting. gcn~
tlcmon. incl at chance meeting."
W-..........___
‘ What u hue and cry there would be
if the lint of names of persons dolin‘
quent ill clearing the loo from their
sidewalk; should be published? We
would also commend to the attention
of Highway Commissioner liunlop
settle of thc croutlwnlkn of the city.
which are still cdvercd with ice. A
libcrul application of hand. at least.
would help nomc.
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'l‘ho grout lcvclcrulicuth-vin rnpitily
reducing the ranlut of the veloreuu of
the (‘ivll Wur. Within one work to-
t-vntly of tho Soldlcrn' Home in Nero
ton. eight dculhu were recorded. To
duy two more of tho hoyn who fought
in 'til urn reported an boring fought
ihclr lent light.
~..._......._.........__
Koop your oyc prololl for tho iilllloy
rotnoi. It in duo to ho vinlhlc to tho
Mtkt‘fl cyc totiny nhortly nftrr auntiown
’ilitl within about ten dogrcou of tho
nun.
w”... ”FM”...
lmi'u non. 'l‘hcrc well n mun numoll
lir. Cook. WhIt a ehtn‘t-mclnoriod
world!
“.4...“
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
if for nothing illlif‘. wv might pl‘ln
lit-rye thc fortune on nonvonlru of tho
l’lnchot coltlrovcrny.--.lltcltnou (flur-
, ion-
... .
“tltiiii‘Vl‘ll in lo villll Nlil'wni; bill.
if llt‘ would be well advised, let him
avoid imtunnrk.»l'lttshur' littlpllich.
litn'un‘l thr Rockefeller bronul own
up to u twinge of iculounly whou Iho
country in referred to Mi the United
Billion of Mt“. Mornni’wmlnntn lion»
nllttlilon.
_......
We lilWl' burn it nun‘upupor until it
good many yvuru. null. tultc it from
till. the only lhlnx ll nnwnpapor mun
rtut unfoly nbnur ill the mnnottllntt
filiiti'li.‘~-Tlllif\klt (inpllul.
*0»—
(Yltlctlno but made blu'ulury n inlni
tlieouuo under it.» now police rhino.
'i‘liIt norm» to he the only way the po»
lice can cure it in the Windy (lilyw
St-lllvnociutly Union.
“0...
A iirldnoporl pnpor radon: in “the
elimination of the lion. billion .lutllton
from the utthornlttorinl rune." no if it
were In nosttrod thins. lint ll hi not
ItMfl'ti whether llo eliminated himself
or VIII! elllnhnltetl.»l\mlonle Henlinel.
m.-.«.
A Connecticut former hall invented
In Item clock that focus Ind waters
the horses every morning when the
IlIrtn goes off. Now if sortie scuttle
eon contrive I way to omits the clerk
nit-winding. thin invention ought to
eooelornte the rush heel: to the farm.
«Bersnton Tribune.
I
~0-
F’reoch plsywrlght.
has written I bIrnyIrd onto: which
use no mm on the old term.
Huh! ThIt not be much of I chow.“—
WIterbury motions».
Rhett-Ind. the
. t Homo Ind fully Iiilifflr
tnulilloenee in when
~mtil the handful norm in. There it rally no iuvumouulehlo
building. in memory of hit flierrlvr am your one imt mic
WW
TAILOiD “Humid.
There is no dutiful erupt from with
' of Nevada on applicntion. for a pardon.
, mm“... MWuW
new of humour-melon Waldo Inter.
cont '
twin; 4
That your bed ia'a creature must it)“
hut.
She will cookie nod yell
an that I cannot tell
Whothorvlle'u laying or lyiogi."
*‘i‘he Circle" ,
POLITICS. .
hi. it. Preston. who was the social
let candidate for president of the Unit
ed smell in 1908 nudtwho at the time
was confined in u Nevada lull under
centurion of thirty years for murder.
has sent to the state board of prisons
Preston was convicted of murder at
Goldilold in 1907.
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in Wisconsin there are four untur-
ntttn for the gttbernntorinl nomination
on the La Follette slate and all efforts
to induce any of them to withdraw
from the race have so for proved in-
tile.
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Muoy close political observers in
Washlntxon are of the opinion thnt if
Willlnnt .l. Gaynor "make: good" no
matter of New York he in cement to
become n strong possibility for the
domeurntlc presidential nomination in
1912.
~0—
lt. in rcportud in Witnhltiiuon thol
Mayor William J. (inventor. of New
York, Governor Harmon of Ohio. (lov-
ornor Marshall. of lntlinnn nnd David
ll. Francis. of Missouri. hut-o tncltly
ugrccvi to stand together in an effort.
to prevent William J. Brynn from con-
trolling the Democratic national con-
vention of liilz.
....... ........
——--—~«—-O-
iN THE WORLD OF LABOR.
A state federation comprising in its
membership about 0,000 minors wan to
ct-nlly organized in Wyoming and is
gaining rapidly.
~...-
A convention of the international
Transport Workorr' Federation will
meet in (iopenhulton. liomuurk. in the
early part of August next.
-9“
The ltlllltllli convention of the New
England fillllinco of llal’iPlltlt‘l‘tL cook».
waltern und hotel and roulnurnnt our
ployoru' unions will he hold of Mayor
hill. Must. next week
4-
Mtint than 100 litilflgull'n will l‘t-fil‘lt-
limit the New limitlllid ethics til. the
biennial convcnlion of the l'lllil‘lind
clerks. to be hold at New Ufli'llnbi. l.tt..
next April.
-9..-
it hurt been decided lhal thc Minibar
t-huncitu Ioainiuluru be petitioned to
court n minimum wage law of 82.28 ft
lifl)’ for nil utuio inhorcrtt. and par-
tlrulnriy for those Mpploymi by tho
wntvr. ill'WI'l‘ and pork bonnie.
WP...“
A few nigllltl ago it with necessary
for u reporter to call I luminous man
by telephone nlmul midnight. libl
faintly didn't like it. or. the reporter
Chill‘t‘ll‘fl. but the man finally canto to
tho 'plltiiw and «motored the ncrllw'u
nptilogy with something like lllln‘
"‘i‘lml‘u all right. my boy. liottcr to
do it lhln way than to iotnp at run-
cltinlonn null got things wrong." Thul‘n
the spirit thut tnnkctt l‘nlubowu uloog
lil‘o'n journey.”Waterbury Republican.
(lottcrnl Iimlh, of the Salvation
Army. believed that the world will be
(innit-mod hy flrc. Yet the lnnumncc
companies continue to accept Tittilll ill
routtlnr rules.» New York ltvcnluu
Mull.
The oilleut living thin” on the face
of the north at the prom-oi flow are
the moment freon of California. Horn
llcrnhnrdt and Lillian |ttnulull.~—l.ou
Angelou 'l‘iutco.
“We...“
NORWALK CLU. POOL CONTIST.
William L. Olsen DIfIItId Dr. w. L.
Weed by More of too to 7i.
What In uounidorod by inuny to have
boon one of the clcvcrcul potd photon
ovor pluyod in Nurwulk took piece
but oroninlt. ut the Nowell: lilub.
when W. l.. lilltun. tho club's cruel
tthot. defected. in u chum. noel Ind
till‘t‘flll genie. lionlint W. l.. Wood. The
were ill the clone vall too to it, Three
llllliili during the mute Mr. tilled
clonrod the iIble and It the clone only
four nerstchoe Wore recorded against
him. Tito score by mules:
DIIIn. m. Weed. no.
il 4
iii not
at. l0
at»: lat-.1
ill 30/
ill Mimi
fit as
t: t:
8:. ll
Bib—«i ti
10M fill
ill Mwi
no ill-at
m 72-»1
tilt 71-4
100
27D vacuum
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Association of bile lnIilrIo‘eI limi
deote Help How to Do it.
WASHINGTQN. ~ Jun. 20. w’l‘ne
movement to prelonc in n life was
the topic disoulned by
speakers at the mapping session today
of the Association of Life insurance
liresldentI. . _,
The reports of the life extension
committee of the nesoclatlon weenie
rented by George E. lde. chairman of
the committee The work of the feder-
nl government in the matter of health
conservation and wnyu in which this
work only be supplemented was discus-
ued by Dr. Walter Wymun. surgeon-
soncrui of the Public Health and Mar-
ine Hostiltnl Service. Dr. heroine, of
Harvard Medical College. the next
speaker. to” the life lutturauco prosi’
”dents that they could do much in a
campaign of education to teach the
people the value of preventive modi-
citiel‘nud thIt not only as orxsnlzn‘
tions, but no individual citizens they
could help to foster fruitful and use-
ful legislation of a public health chap
actor.
Dr. E. W. Dwight. of Boston. declur‘
ed that the vent mine 0f information
which has been collected by life in-
snrance companion during the put six-
ty yours could be out! to great utlvan
logo in the fight to promote public
health
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL WHIBT CLUB
Mrs. William Vollmer, of Crescent
Terrace. entertained the members of
the Wednesday Social Whittt Club. The
Ill'iil honor wont to Miss Mabel Fried-
lttndor; eccond. Mrs. Gtfllffie Raymond:
connoiutlou, Miss [Jule hurt. The
meeting next Wednesday Ifternoon
will he held with him. frvins t. Bred
ivy. of Washington oiroot.
urn—cu—
BRIDGES GOES TO PITTSBURGS.
l’l'l‘TSBllRt‘l. PI.. .lsn, 20.—~'l‘ht~
l’itinburg liner-hull Club lute aligned
Edward Bridges. of Paterson. N. .l.
liritigcn is the backstop who was pur-
chnuod from the Northnntpton team in
lilt' Connecticut uremic last August.
tltfilflVfll’s hill
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THE
WEBER
Arch Support
SHOE
FOR MEN
Are you walking fill-footed? Docs
the lnutcp M‘lli' and feel fired? The
\‘l'lclthii Alfl‘li Bill'i’tili'l‘ Slitih:
braces up the urch and relieves that
unnatural struio.
$4.50 a Pair
l2! WAIHINOYON .TIIIT.
PHONI 542-2.
mum...- m....~ .- ”Wm.-
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every now and then I certain
proportion of fImiiluI dopIrt
from tho bullion pIth tutti little I
try ill some nubotituio for con
foo. only to return to the old
beverage with more mien) then
'I‘hueo who use our MoubI
Ind Jove the coffee never think
of trying substituteswthoy Iro
IItiIfieti, Ind YOU will he. Join
the ounetuttlly growing nrlny of
GYM“.
contented users.
W
The 'Union Pacific:
Tea 00..
0. ti. Jackson end chum ti. lob
feel Ire scheduled to pin out Itch
day WW . ._., .
m momma IvttIIr'
energy It“ ‘
........
linen tin. T
0 various l
Wear Shoes That Fit
ahIll Itreet. Atitnre. deed.
vlnmr. but i cIn give you I little
D » Y--largatn Day
AS USUAL
Tomorrow we offer some especially thong. items in our bar-
gain liél. The reason for these ridiculously low prices is
that we have a number of broken lets of merchandise
which we might call odds and ends that we wish. to
dispose of in order to secure an entirely new clock.
Wallis. Val. Laces
We have just 50 White WIiIts, various styles We have 5o~ pieces of French and German Val.
and makes. These are some of our regular Lace; we should have 150. To make room
line of Waists which are slightly mussed, for our new stock. we will offer these
some the least bit soiled. A few sizes in a Laces Friday at. per yard .......... 40
lot of three or four styles; regular 79
price is 51.25. Friday c
Dress Goods
We have left over from our Mohair stock of
Dress Goods a few pieces of BROWN only.
This regularly sold at $1.00 yard.
Friday. per yard ...... 570
Secure your share before it is too late.
(7c to xoc values)
Table Damask
This offering is well worth any woman's time
to investigate. We have about five patterns
of beautiful fine bleached Satin Damask,
regularly sold at $1.00 yard Fri-
day, per yard ................. .79C
Dress Ginghams
We have a half dozen pieces of Dress Ging-
hams. u, and 15 yard lengths. These few
pieces “wouldn‘t be a drop in the bucket"
for us. Regularly sold at xz/Qc yard. 9
Friday. per yard ................. C
Petticoats
We have someBlIck Sateen Petticoats, per-
haps enough to last through tomorrow’s
selling. For some reIson or another these
did not seem to sell as well as they might.
Tomorrow we will cleIn out these few
dozen. which originally sold at $1. 79
Friday ........................ C
Stockings
We have two special lines of Stockings. plain
lisle thread and embroidered. The importer
has informed us that he will not have any
more of these. so it is useless for us to carry .
a few odd dozen. Sizes 83/2. 9 and 39
9 .3 ; regular price 50c pair. Friday. C
Corset Covers
We have seven dozen Ladies’ Corset Covers
which cost us It wholesale $3.25 day. Some
of these are slightly museed from counter
display. We therefore offer you 19
your choice at. each ........... C
Basement Dept.
One of the busiest sections of our busy
store is the basement—of course there‘s a rea-
Gloves
We have 3 dozen left of Ladies‘ 2-clesp Black
Cashmere Gloves. This in I broken line of
son. Tomorrow we sell
odd sizes; regular price 25c each.19 ,
Friday ........................ 0 Japan Bread or Cake BOXeS
Good size. regular price 39c; worth al-
most double. at ................ 220
Salt and Pepper Shakers
70
Men’s Scarfs
We have live dozen Men's Four-in-iiand Silk
SCIrfI mm are very cheap It use. These
Ire broken lines end for that
reach. your choice. Fridey . .
Aluminum. with loaded bottom. ‘rcgulnr
price ioc.at
1 22C
.....
mt. “mm IALsI.
The following ill‘t‘tll have boon ru-
corded til the town cicrk‘n office: Winn
Willintu Krusch Ind wife to Clar— ”it: A F Beekmann & CO. the
once 8. NowiIn find wife. hotnlu Illlll Do 'u 000"
THI IiG STORE
We Offer for This .Week
FNANOO-AMIMCAN POTTED III! (MW) .iOu
VIRY Ilfl‘ CREAMIRY IUTTIR. pound ..... mode
@000 SWIIT IUTTIR, pound ate
mum on IIcltMAva'I (zoom. out too
wauntno'ron, m- m... M... iii: $3.31 faililtllel‘d. ... ”°"" """"“"“"§§.‘?
ullhenringoneluilcreatinguuourt '
of potent Invests. in which many of.- .
torneys throughout the country are in- Extra 8mm With our Fowl“ ’1‘“! “d M001“
lurke'a (autumn) stout
temted, will hetiu before the House
l . .
.iuti oiIry Committee. Jon 8'! don, $2.00: um, “- 50
lIiienilnI'I Hell Ind Half
1 dozen pints. 81.23
IVInI' lodlI Pele Ale
loosen pints, of.“
IIIdlIIton A Ween impel-lei IIIr
ldosoil pints 01.35”
lot. Franco street. War.
iiIrry 0. Whitney to Mitt-y liumry.
two loin. Sound View Park. War.
Estate Caroline 0. human to South
is}. Studwcll. lot Ind buildings. flier»
Cm
court or emur ill-putt. L
one.
IIIIAIII‘II
Do 'I Need IIII‘AII
to. don. 00.00; nllpI. don. 01.25
White LIliIi IIII Al I
Pie“ den. ”.00: nlptl. don. 01.20
IItlIlttiuI'I XXX Ale
1 com pinto. 01.10
IIitIntluI'I Porter
* Jansen pinto. 01.10
'l‘rItnwtluuld you give me I little
vinew end I run to put on my foot!
lieuIevvlfwl’m Iorry i lutveu‘t any -
handy. rumpu'i‘heult you. diet will
tie very «limited i start need the
reg-«Ben Vivent. ‘ ,
W
OOH’LITI STOCK PIN! WINIO AND LWUOI. A'l' CUT PRIDI. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler