,5 + it, if the dispatches are to be believed.
have so far abandoned her ideas of do-
bean.
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Bonus Washington correspondent has
unloaded a story of new political party
to be headed by Roosevelt. Pinchot. and
Jim Garfield. The fact that Washing-
ton can produce a writer tool enough
to conduct a dream .1! this is no
sign that the country. has produced
. anybody tool enough to believe lt.-
Houston Post.
Melanie r Tomemw
4 tag; sets mg.
to“‘_ a. rm; to“; . m.
Omit“: serious .1
. upscale closers".
aims court-nullified» of en
. ho“... ‘N°I ‘1“; 'I ."d A. My,
held at its room June 81st.
,. on O'clock p. or. an Mum
~ cordially and fratemeily 1n-
,' indiana man mixed things up and
swallowed radish seeds and planted
liver pills. isn't that the irony of
fate? Now he's a vegetarian, but
nothing but liver grows in his gar-
deni-Cieveland Leader.
Fraternill'y yours
’ nossnr M.Wii.cox. Mo'y.
«em
Six months from new people will be
asking whether Nairobi is an animal or
a new dress material.-New York Eve.
ning Post.
~. «In Depgggmgnt .
. .. g .y u uses a man
l ” eh QOi'fice‘ Norwaik
I, itcr'e i‘lesl see ‘W
. - ty Editor’s Residence
i ADVERTISING TALKS
eyeliner; and Manufacturers now T0 eaovmsr sovanria
* ~ . MENTa ARI READ.
,. ”Million You may have, heard some men-
Ellie“?!
. , a —- .
, ‘ KEW CORSETT.grmumfi I7 ring may e a rg rea y pr
Executive eommlm. 4 able for some kinds of business-but
«figfig‘mfis fil‘figflonn not for their business.
a fig . and wgngmg And you probably have heard others
gag . Mcfififlm say, "People nowadays don't read the
‘ gfsqd‘gf “0ND nervspapcrs anyway." .
$31!”ng lg MAngWSON But suppose a little two-line state-
. ‘ ’d'r “"130“ .MAN' ment derogatory to the business or
ém'ru" SWAWPZ . personal affairs of any one of these
prominent men should. by oversight of
the censor, happen to be inserted in
the columns of a newspaper.
Wouldn’t he know of it. even if i!
were tucked away in the most obscure
corner of the entire paper?
Wouldn't the newspaper be sure to
hear from him-immediately and cm-
A‘ caumeusn iDEAL.
Margaret lllington. the actress. rais-
ed up a domestic ideal only to crumble
Miss liiington, who divorced Daniel
" ‘thman and was married to Edward
J. Bowles. of San Francisco: is said to
. phatically?
_ mesticity. love of‘ which led her to And yet he says the newspapers are
abandon the stage, as to be planning not read
a return to stardom. When she re- ' .
, H ‘ .
tired in 1908. she said the life of an ac- 1.8;???” h“ would u" “"3 ' d”
tress was abnormal and that she pre-
ferred home existence. darnlng socks
and bringing up a family. This ideal
was said to be the underlying cause
of her divorce action. Mr. Frohman
.having been understood to insist upon
the continuance of her theatrical ca-
reer. Her coming play, it is set will
be in a play adapted from the each.
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Teddy. .lr.. is under the impression
that he starts married life with one
handicap. He says be fully realizes
that be will always be known as his
father's son. Still he has‘ the same
chance to be president as any other
But is it? .
Perhaps he would say that advertise
ments are not read.
Would it make any difference if
those two lines were displayed a lit-
tie-made a little more prominent?
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TliliEE iiiiiiriuroiis
or TllilLLEf riiouiiu
Til user vrnrrsiui
Conference Between Judge Wil-
liam 8. Case, Attorney David E.
American young man. and he would quoflldam Clanncgoem.
not be establishing a precedent by fol-
iowmg in his father's footsteps. for lflfl In 8' "Old In
John Quincy Adams did the very same "0W Milli)!“
thins illite a few years ago.
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Harper’s Weekly compliments Gov.
enter Hughes in this fashion. in con
nection with the government's efforts
to bring about the direct primary:
"The man is actually showing as much
pig~headodness in behalf of an entirely
public and impersonal cause as if iii
were altcr something with money in
it."
w_
Charles A. Goodwin. of Hartford. is
getting on the lob in his hunt for the
governorship. Lust night he told
an audience at Grand Army Hall in
Meridcn how deeply be is interested in
a public utilities bill.
Arrangements have been made for a
conference bciween the three arbitra
tors of the trolley wage questions-"At-
torney ilafltl ii), Fitzgerald. represent-
ing the men; Clarence Deming. who is
iiirchurgc oi the Connemrut com
pany's end of the aft ir. and Judge
William 8. (‘use of i arlford. the man
whom the other two arbitrators yester-
day announced as their selection for
"umpire."
This conference will be held in New
Milford Wednesday morning. when the
questions as to whether or not the‘
meetings shall be open.- where they
will he held; whether or not counsel
will be allowed; the mode of prom-d-
ure as regards the receiving of iesti~;
mouy. etc, will be decided.
~-—-—O————- it was liiic last night when the arbi‘
The first day of 3mm“... and a warm trators for the men and the company
da' at that < received. Judge itase'u reply. stating
5 ' that he would assume the
T _____.-..._. responsibility of being the third
WENTV VEARB AGO TODAY' man on the board of ar-
...—......—
biiration. and this morning by mid
tered letter. Messrs. Hunting and it‘ll:-
tieraid sent him a communication, ne-
knowledging the receipt of his reply.
and arranging for Wednesday‘s confer-
ence in New Milford. The judge in
holding court at Winston ibis ween.i
Cater-day. June 21. use.
Many children were buried beneath
wrecked school buildings in towns in
iilinois. which were visited by n cy-
clone. Over tlilrty persons were re-
ported dead.
A drive wheel rod on a locomotive
Nothing of importance will be done:
until he has conferred with the other
two arbitrators Wednesday.
on. times-diamond ’iiribunsvltealb
Action ,of Fosiam is Rapids—law to
Prove What It Will Do.
; "To think." says Mr. l... J. Cooper.
North Haven. Conn. "that i have been
trying everything (to cure eczema) for
hits a years. and now posiam has done
it. , rst application stopped all
the itch ." ~ ‘ »
When a remedy is available into
position. which in all skin troubles
stops itching and“ accomplishes euros
so rapidly and readily, there is really
no reason why such affections should
be allowed to go unchecked. particu-
uarly as no one is asked to purchase
lug one of the free trial packages. This
will be sent by mail to any one who
will write to the Emergency Labora-
tories. 32 West 25th street. New York
e ty.
While primarily intended for the
treatment of eczema. acne. tetter. bar-
ber’s and all other forms of itch. etc..
poslam promptly cures all the esscr
skin attentions. such as pimples, h otch‘
es. fever blisters. red noses. inflamed
skin, rilsh. herpes. sunburn. clears the
com idea on keeps the tibia in
healt y conditi n. \
special 50-cent package of pos-
la is prepared for minor uses and
this as well as the regular twodollar
jar. is for sale by all druggists. par-
ticularly 'l‘he Clifford Pharmacy and
Edw. W. Kelley, Jr.
Bliiliiiili nuns
iiiiiii unu
lien and Women Are Arrested in
Portland. Oregon, for Mur-
der of Latter“: Husband
PORTLAND. Ore... .iuiio 2l.-'i‘he
blunder of the murderers in wrongly
routing a trunk sent to Union Depot
in this city was the means lute yes-
terday of disclosing a ghostly murder.
The victim in William A. Johnson.
who, with his wife and seven year old
son arrived here Monday morning. in
company with u mun who went by the
name of A. C. Powers. The party reg-
istered at n cheep north end hotel.
"Powers" as routing from Nome. Alas-
ka. 'i‘hc .lohusons did not give their
residencc.
Powers, whose real name is .i. G.
Webb. and Mrs. Johnson wcrc arrest-
ed at an uptown lodging house early
today. as they wore returning from an
Millllli0llllti trip to a suburban resort.
iioih the man and woman denied all
knowledge of the crime. Webb declsr‘
cd he saw Johnson last at the Union
:lcpoi ycstcrduy afternoon. waiting for
a train to go to Sentilc. iic asserted
that Johnson was intoxicated at the
time.
On Webb‘s poison were found two
watches. one of which Mrs. Johnson
identified as her husband‘s. and two
women's handkerchlcfs. both blood
stained. (inc of Webb‘s bands was iii-
lurcd and bandaged. iic carried an
international 'i‘ypographicai Union
card, issued by Vancouver. ii. (3.. local
No. 228.
Webb lg believed to have operated
. ....
in real estate in t-iosttlc within the
last two months.
An ordinary looking trunk was re
tails-ed at the depot late in the day and
ordered checked via the (lrogon and
Washington railroad to North l’uyai-
tap, a station not on that road. Shortly
before 10 o'clock last night the trunk
was taken in the platform. There the
mistake was noticed and it was scni
back to the baggage room. A little
later one of the baggage ine'ii observ-
ed a pool of blood, which had trickled
from the trunk, broke it open and dis.
covered the body of a man.
investigation by the detectives dc
veloped that the plan's name was w.
A. Johnson and n visit to the rennin
occupied by him and his family result-
cd in the discovery that the mattress
l was saturated with blood and also that
blood was uninitiated ovct‘ malty portion-
nl belongings of Johnson. The detec-
r‘iillowing the receipt of Judge
Case's acceptance, (ibaries W. Miuiilx,
president of the New England router-
oncoboard of tho trolluyiiien’s union.
and limit) Orr. treasurer of the Nation.
al Association of 'i‘roiloymeu. wore
closeted with Attorney Fitzgerald for
some time. At this meeting. Attorney
Fitzgerald reported what progress had
been made. Both Messrs. ON and
at Philadelphia broke. and battered the
cab to pieces. killing two persons and
injuring many others.
YIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Thursday, June 21. 1000.
a
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The Republican convention nominat-
iivcs believe Johnson was drugged.
'slruck over the temple with a black-
jack as he lay on the bed. and shot
through the temple, and finally to
make death certain. his shirt had been
twisted and tightly knotted about his
neck.
in “Powers" room ii suitcase was
found. containing a blackjack. clotted
. with blood.
" an... ill
poslam. without hrst obtaining and try~i
ed William McKinley as president and
Theodore Roosevelt for vice-president
A raid was made on nine places in
machinel
Milford. where gambling
were alleged to be in operation.
The silver jubilee of Putnam liose
Company was observed with a ban
dust at the Hotel Mahackemo.
W
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
W
Pennsylvania. Knocks for the gov
a; fissuhllcsn.
. "Knox for governor." is the cry in
order also seems to be a popular ssh-
tiineat out in oat-homewshringnom
~e~
solid block of states from ocean to
oil“!!- ‘l'hat‘s what. when Arizona and
"fission come into the sisterhood
fetuses—New Haven Journal‘Uoui-l-
2 4—-
Iaek bonded has been engaged to
"film the Jeffriss-Johnson fight fdr
’33}er York Herald. 'f‘rue literary
filth is bound to receive recognition
Miiiiilx. as well as the two arbitrators l l.h£(l$3:illt"l:fihlh‘ylidlltfi':ddliylllahlllletl:
first named. are very much pleased idle of the afiernoun. A few minutes
. with the selection of Judge (use. latter 1m. New stated Mrs. Johnson
The third srbitraiorwtho man who and her child left the. hotel and did
will carry the buiuhce of wit/unwind”... return. Mm". ii o'clock “Powers"
mfg; :gfi'wg‘hgl If?“ “‘L"“”‘" “8"“? i came down and after saying he was go
‘ a proper "3 3’ log out for a little while. mentioned
young man. butts known tobeabroad o .,, l ”in!“
. minded man. and one in whom both :K‘éflmagm": :iIghtoll‘iein‘.) y ‘0
the men and the company may place The sum of ".900 in currency was
full """fldww ' found on Mrs. Johnmn. The woman
i‘rcuitlent Mellon himself will prob-inn” her husband had recently sold
ably have direct charge "I ”‘9 roll a farm near Seattle and bad entrusted
road it side of the arbitration. the money to her for safekeeping.
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IIAL “TAT! anus.
The following real estate transfers
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. June 21.-’l‘ho.haee been recorded in the Not-walk
dedication of the Soldiers' and Bail-ltowu clerk's office for the current
oru' Monument of Onondaga County" "gin
took place today. The address of dedl- George it. (led ey and wife to Frank
cation was made by Vice-President Herman and VIII. lot and buildings.
James El. Sherman. An ode. composed taxington avenue. War.
for the occasion by Dr. Ernest Haiti. James A. Vooiher in Mary it. brack-
was sung by a thousand school child- on, land and buildings. Academy
reo. Melon-General damsel B. and» “my. War.
her. U. s. A., retired. was grand mar-i 13H. Barnes to George b. Alien. lot
sbal of the parade in which marched Scott street. War.
besides themed veterans from all; Edwin 9, Jordan by Katherine iii.
parts of the state. 260 binalackets cosy, Mumford, let Harbor View
from the United states battleships. mp, Wu.
and several companies of the state ”MW. cometock to Anita Julianne
.usrd. ~ - ‘iota, them Park. War.
. nominee modems-r oeoicsr.
,ID.
new
negate
~ .Missitiu Clock”,
Eight-Day Movement
‘ Only 56.95
i
a
The A. .I. Mgevlne 8i Son 00.
130130 WAUHINGTON OT.
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Teeth
extracted by the most approved and
most modern methods. Every con-
scientious dentist saves a tooth if
there is the least possible chance of
saving ii. but it frequently happens
that a tooth has passed the saving
state when a debit .lirst sees is. so
there is nothing left to do but have it.
out. With my method the operation in
quick. simple. free from all pain and
unintended by danger or any ill after-
i‘fmcl. '
Dr. J. FMuIlery'
id South Main 8h. South Norwaiit
liours: ii a. m. to it p. in. Sundays
by appointilicnl only.
Dividend Notice
121“ SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE noswaut‘ savmes so.
CIETY. Monwsut. coon.
a—n—e-e-
June 16. lillil.
At n erecting of thy Directors of
this Enemy held this day. a dividend.
at the rate of FOUR (4) par cent. per
annum. Was declared to deimitore
from the urnings of the six months
ending June 80. m0.
The same will be entered on past»
books and paid on and after .luiy ii.
liliii.
By order of the ilonrd of Directors.
FREDERICK A. mus.
Treasurer.
Royal Bayreuth-
CHINA
ll IN A GLAD. IY iTIlLFO
That will be the general verdict. after
examination of the splendid line of the
Mother Goose
Boy Blue
assortment new div display at the
1- thaw
'l'lie sherwood Place in liiast‘ or-
walk is being painted and fired over
by it. l1. tierneli and the lob is only
seem hell done. The contract is sham
a three mouths’ one and thd work new
uni-bed has taken six weeks. =
in iii 1M
' Every item
WEDNESDAY
Housefurnishing Day
Such good qualities and extraordinary low prices that ought to bring you here tomorrow in double-quick time.
quoted is of great importance.
‘ TUESDAY. June as. :91.“
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i ‘
Economy Jars
NEW!" mu MYUML ”MOI y
mu noun:
MRWR NIB.
MNIT‘HY
JELFJ‘MLING
Ara ”our
WNWLD WLOSS
one: ”FEM“.
IlillT-l‘. "MN m.
JIILEO FMEVER.
Telephone
'Jars
made of best quality glass.
complete with rubbers and
‘ fasteners
Pint size. 79c dozen
Quart Size. 89c dozen
. Mason Jars
Complete with caps and rubbers
Pint size. - 45c dozen
Wide mouth Telephone Jars.
Chest Refrigerators
McKee Refrigerator Co.’s well known make;
made of pine. nicely varnished; charcoal filled,
galvanized steel lining, double covers and
strong shelves
No. 2 size, usually $5.25
Wednesday. 3429
No. 3 size. usually $6.89
WednesdaY. $5.75
No. 4 size. usually $8.45
Wednesday. $6.59
‘ Water Coolers
3 gallon. beautifully decorated Water Coolers.
fitted with nickel faucet and side handles; ue-
LightningJars
Pint size. 89c dozen
Quart_ ‘size. 98c dozen
with
Watering Pets
to-quart heavy Galvanized Watering Pots',
long spout; regular price 49c
Wednesday. 80c
Jelly Glasses
Made of best quality glass. fitted with heavy
tin covers
6 02.. usually 19c doz.
Wednesday. 15c
8 or... usually 24c doz.
Wednesday. 19c
10 01., usually 29c dos.
Wednesday. 22c
Y
Tea’ Kettles
No. 8 best
flat
truly Steel Enamel Tea Kettles.
ttom; regular value 59c
. ' Wednesday. 86c
v
...”..Wfim...” -..... . 1
.... sons
1 Quart size. 48c dozen sally $1.75
2 Quart size. 69c dozen Wednesday. $1.29
Genuine
Foot. Tubs
Heavy Galvanized Foot Tubs, good size; reg~
uiar price 25c
Wednesday. 17c
Croquet Sets
8 hell. Hardwood Croquet Sets. nicely var:
nished; usually €1.00
Wednesday, 79c
Wilmmonia
Lang: size bottle of extra strong Household
Ammonia. usually ioc
Wednesday. 7c
Bath Tub Seats .
Hardwood Bath Tub Seats. will fit any tub:
oak or white enamel, supported by solid steel
rods covered with rubber grip ends to prevent
scratching or slipping; regular price 496
Wednesday, 82c ‘
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FIR. UNDER
The Connecticut Association of lo-
cal fire insurance agents will
WRIT
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“8' OUTIN;
Phone 440.
hold
Free Delivery
ilieir mid-summer outing at ()‘Eluili-
vuu's. at lkirlon’u Point. East Norwulk.
Friday. June 24. Thu gnthering will
bring together the loading fire inane
auce ugenis of the state to renew old
iicquaIutances and exchange grlietiugs.
A dinner will be served at 1:80 o'clock.
I These outings have been held for the
past few years and have always at-
traoted a large number of represents-
tiv. fire insurance men from all por-
tions of the state. Automobile parties
are being inede up from various towns
which will be a new feature this year.
The" state association holds its busi-
noes meeting at another season of the
fi'Ml‘c so that this gathering II more
especially of a social character.
iii. W. Knead. liheiton. Connecticut.
is secretary of the slate mediation.
to whom inquiry should be addressed.
Delegates to the nest convention of
the national association of local fire
insurance agents will be elected at
this meeting. ‘
Visitin agents will assemble at the
Hotel Glitters about 1 o‘clock. where
cars will be taken for "O'Sinllvan‘s."
at Dcrlon’s Point. liisst Norwalh.
l
A. F. Deckinann 8: Co.
OILICT OROCINIII. GOFFIIO. TEAS. WINIS AND LIQUONQ.
AT POPULAR PIIOIO
VIRV IIOT CNIAMIRV BUTTifl, per pound . ..
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PANGY NATiVl OTRAWIIIHIEI (full baskets) .....illo
CLIGQUOT OLUI GINO!!! ALI. per dozen .............. . ..... $1.25
NAYIONAL IIOCUIT CO}! IAIONI‘I’ IIOCUIT. 3 pilot... .....lbo
MIDNON OARDIN OIVLON TEA. 1 lb. can ..... ”.400
CROWN AOTII IRAND COFFEE. 1 lb. can
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beech Nut ‘
Cheese
imported ltonuefort come.
in
LOMII‘GIHnd sardines. can. .40o Camembert
laps Boneless bdrdines. can .sse
Spanish Boneless sardines.
. ....... a, . . ......... . . .
can . .
P- “wt mm m . - . ~ - .... "2.35.55". ?. Till“??? film. . . .'
Falstaff Sardines. can.......20e shedord's Subunit Cheese.
(fold Label Mustard Ear- p
dines. can ...............ito Maclaren’s Requefort Cheese.
Delicious Crab Heat. can. . . .100
he Poi-isle Gordie“. can. . . . .100
Douarnsuss sardines. can. ..1be Mdsm‘tiheeee, each .ams
linemen 8m- Chum. it». We New York state Cheese. u... .m
W
{euv vous suuusg cavemen uses
ellllell-tetsetraI-lrd
pol
Pineapple Cheese ..... ate a lilo
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