5M..m.ilrt
THE WDIOK OF A CAREER.
George W. Coleman torsook the
path and a “any" life NBw.
' ténce oi’ ill years in prison.
told. his atol‘y 0! how lib lived
the two years in which he stole
than $210; 000 It is not a pretty
tory; some. parts or 'it are very dim
. misting. But every word‘or it might
men he used as an example to other
boys who fret at a small income and
‘ swish they could “live blah. " .
J!e perfected “scheme lor robbing
ilk which be boiled would defy
ion until. the institution wal
Ito the point of failure. He had
’ some or money, often in 31.000
hills. He did not deny himselt any
thing he wanted-«an automobile. a
(tour. fashionable clothes. Jewelry,
“expensive. rooms and food. champagne.
l ,llompanionship of“ questionable
y as women He gambled on a male
“that would have absorbed the income
of a millionaire. other young men who
knew him and observes his pace may
have thought him especially fortunate
Duo he vifia never truly happy oven
roll it moms t The rest life the wine
the High stakes; all furnished a fever-
lair extltemeat that might pass for en- .
the baclt- .
.losment. but always in
Bimd was the threatened (liscovery
thit he Was a thief—41nd In the fore
MUM w...
Elitillllllllls
plith and $12 a week liar the}
;. ' . Milli/filly.
in” rill
grouhd. especially of mornings. when
“the tomes or Wide had gone 'the know
ledge that he was tool.
Thch trash came. was to he expat:
Vtcd. He was caught. coalesced and was
sentenced to pr son. He has had to
tell «the whole disaracelul iatoryw—a
story that bows his mother's head and
makes even the women whom he made
his associates son with shame as they
sit in the court room and listen. With
the greatest possible shortetiins at his
sentence fer good behavior he will re
main in prison more than 11 years and
at the age 0134 he will come forth an
or convict. What a price to pay
fl
less than two yohrs‘ or “(1115’ that
wasn’t too at alli. ,;
,Moat men of . are years httve
learned the lease that one does not
have to wait for eternity to see ro-
tribution follow sin and folly it has
come quickly tomolcman. and the
punishment has involved not only him
but all the members of his household.
Every parent whose son evincea a
tendency to wildness should sccvthat
the boy hears the story of this other
boy With as much detail as is proper
for him to heat. it may turn another
lad trom the path of the fool before it
is too i.ntc
What wouldn‘t George W. Coleman
give to turn back the pages of the
past three years and face an honest.
decent lil’e--~even at 812 a week ?-Bos
.ton Traveler
(FORhiERLY HOYT'S TllEATRE)
Monday,Tuesday.Wedncsday.Junc20. 21.22
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF'
The Alpha Troupe
lN
A
Surprising Novelty
Dixon & Hears Lee Bros. Guides
A smash U
Ill Chili Own
A Novelty
Dancing Act
Wood’s Musical Trio
A HIGH CLASS MUSICAL ACT. FEATURING
Edit.
l. the Pony Drummer
>~ ‘ ‘ a-eAlsom
fl
NEW MOTION PICTURES
l Matinee
Daily
ATZP.M. Motion
CHANGE 05'
VA ”DEVILLE
Mon yand‘l‘hursdly
Evening '
2 Complete Ihcw:
AT 7 AND 9
DanPlCNII'GS O'CLOCK
Day
Duty Saturday Continuous Performance from i :30 to ll P. hi
' Mallard
5 and lilo
‘PR (YES:
BOX §EATS, 25c” .
Evening
ill and 15c
35%.; 1
pass BALL
.V’” AMUSme rain
MIA'DOW atrium.
Next Game. Sailorticy. June 25
NORWALKS
”lisp Droutllers’ 0th
”if. oaths cal-sac c. an .
nonunion 25 cms
«alias ”and m mm
1
1
:4le IN HANDpIY OTIINII)‘ I ION. A 00. UIID IXCLUMVILV
lei 9 "l' " .
BOY BITTEN av A non.
Harvey “the. the young son or ltd
gar ii. Laue. one of the teacher: in
the Lincoln School. was bitten bya
dog yesterday. The lid received a pain»
ml bite on one of his dimers. and his
mother topic him to a physician When
the injury was dressed.
M
can ouoaa ousaiuvma.
’lhe siimni‘oi' home of Attorney and
MW. mule 8 Boots. at Harbor View
lichen is under quarantine. owing to
their young son tlcvoioplnu u once at
scarlet letter.
70M DORAN lino.
new YORK. June ill—Minn Detail.
.tho catcher. formerly with the Boston
illnh. the ilelroits and nail-two years
than wlh the Rochester Club, died here
today of tuberculosis
in” brittle 12 runs. 10 trait}:1
um: ‘
’ under the amateur
"i
" therein choose the are.
to .-
iroh sputum
lti'list law. ‘l‘hia
enthusiasm! with who he the bill on
thiizl'lcar or terrain: oh motion of it.
Prtiauntative Hustle: or New .lsrliey.
It was strenuously thusht by chain
man Tawney but so anally adopted
byav‘o‘to oi'llhto Gil. ' “
'i’ho aniondnlhnidorms a part of the
section appropriating 1100.000 tor the
enforcement or the anti-trust laws, and
is a: loilowc: "llroyltled that no part
or this Snoopy shall be silent in the
prosecut on at any manniahtlon r in
divldual for enter-int into a com the
mm or ”resilient havin in view the
ltmrsaaln‘ or». was“, cribbing oi
hour: or tierln; .the condition or is.
boy or tor any act WW urtharauco
thereof. not 1s iiiso ul. "
This amendment lira: if that or the
senate bill and the occur-eat have
been unable league upon it. it grow
out of tbsp truncation la the Dan'
hattors' so. slid is looked upon4
hot. red A Very important piece of
legislation. trues tailor unions have
been twin a lot. so time to enact a
stir or this. kindly lie the mapuiw
turers little just as“ only fought it.
The Connecticut manutac’turers claim
that it would ruminant!» would ion
slice boycotts and la troubles .
it is pooled that thine will be a re
cord vo e on this proposition in the
house. and the result at this time is in
doubt.
._ H... M...- uni—«V
WNUFACTURIRI OIJEOT.
“nu—n.
To Provisions in sundry Civil Bill Ex
erupting Labor Union: From
Ptoaccuticn Under the An-
ti Trust Law. ,
WASHthiTON. June 22.-—-'l‘hc Con-
necticut senators and representatlvog‘l
are rebelvlnx hundreds of telearatna
from manufacturers throughout Con-
necticut urging them to oppose the
proposition in the sundry civil bill
which exempts labor unions from pros
ecuilon under the Sherman antitrust
law. This amendment forms a part of
the section appropriating 8100.000 tor
the enforcement of the antitrust laws,
and is as followa: "Provided that no
part 0! this money shall be spent in
the prosecution of any organisation
6r individual (or entertinu into a com-
bination or agreement having in view
the increasing of wages. shortenin; or
hours. or bettering the condition of
. labor. or for an act done in further-
ance thereof. not in itself ualawtul."
'l‘tiis anieudment was left out of the
senate hill. and the conferences have
been unable to agree upon it. it grows
out or the prosecution in the llanbury
batters case. and is looked upon down
here as a very important piece of leall-
latlon. The labor unions have been
trying for some time to enact a law or
this kind. while manufacturers have
llilil as strongly fought it. The Connec-
ticut manufacturers claim that it
would ruin them. and would lualin'
boycotts and labor troubles.
it is expected that there will be a
record vote on thl proposition in the
house. and the re it at this time is
in doubt.
HEAD OF BANK FINDS BROTHER
"DIAI; A VAUPIH.
WA'l‘EiliiUllY, Conn. June t2.-
saying he would not permit his dead
brother to he declared a town pauper.
Thomas H. (iomiapeed. whose brother.
Philaudor P. Unmanned. died at Brook-
clde Home today. demanded from the
superintendent or the poor. Henry W.
Atwood. a bill covering the entire ex-
house. The hotly wili'bo taken to Mt-
aton Mace, for burial.
Mr. Good-peed is president or the
Athoi National Bank. It Athol. and
Lcaine to therbury upon being hoililod
or his brother': death. lie is now stays
ins at the Ellen. He had not previous.-
ly hoard lrom his brother in lo yuan
and had believed him dead.
The brother was it years old. was
well ltuown hero for many years a: an
export watch repairer and iewelor.
Finally his money went and on Christ-
mas iilvc he was not to the limouide
Home.
;
OOLDVIN WINDING.
W
. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Inallbaclt to
Celebrate Neat Murdpy IVlolup.
Oil actually at this ”.vkoh lat. Ind
cveutte. flouth Hermit. will exhale
their golden wedding aspire ry at
their notch invitations are now out
and tho chitplti all! mill“ complete
encasement. to accommodate a lam
number of guests among whorinwlli
be relative tools swimmers. Gal.
Aahsvillo. N. 0... flgw Jersey. New
York city and from virtues parts of
New York state.»
They were both born in New York
“ii and mini titre nineteen year:
do. Add hail) hello cohpscisd ill. Minn
“ Point iron the time they lint came
1
to South Hermit. r it‘ ' ~
‘l'hs thus our groom will receive
their guest, all tiny mum-day. inns
. bill which L
a tame to start every one had hoisted
[tense of the man wile m the poor ,
Mrs. John .1 ahellliaclt of Quinta-claw
still. and a golden waddlhg dinner will
renew trots 8220 iii an ‘ .
oaths3 m Wound. 5 7..
new Haydn; T!
amide of the rclihiilgl’il
ly had their client open
at tho hill-taro pin
the crimson omit V .5;-
“a. some uses—
12 in 6. ho It
this; to o with it too the this cost-
iw'fltflru ha tlig heldjfilld has usuri-
without a humanitarian» :1er
unit any wooed its were on
the often lit-mic were With“ to leave
the field and the rotilllttu classes;
grouped on stands in his roar tit Nit
held Inll‘ilt whit Ohm tho .
from of the once stands.
on the “it! Will's thh spoil” V .
name was a striking one. '
the Highland pipers. the
klnces, sailor: from tilt 11an iii
world. shouting gladiators. mush
riders tiring their revdl hhd laasoo
in: all within ‘reaoli it tho varied
on ored harloquihs' nomad arbund
ts diamobfd m the client?” or out tic-i
napalm or the ctandawllnt the tuition
were cut short on account (if the heat
and hair an hour before time tor the
down.
While Yale made all their run: in
two laptops. tour in the second and
elaht iu the third. the ”Vine was nev-
er in doubt. u mime was able to
set but a total of live.
in the fourth Long was put in the
box for Harvard in place at” Me-
lauahllh. keeping Yale tram aoorlru.
more runs. in the sixth Dilution re
placed .‘l‘ommors and lo the aevanth
(‘arhart wont in our Philips. The
scoring at Yale in the third was due
to a punching of hits. all singles. a
twu-hagger and a wide-blush; Yaloa
holding at times was ramd The
score. ' ‘ RJLB.
Yale ......... 04800000x~121ll 7
Harvard .....0001030l0—~5 \f» 0
ilatlorlcs-w'l‘ommers. Freeman and
Phllliin. Carhil‘lz' Molmtthiln, was.
Boyer and You“. “are; we’lloura
Umpires O‘Longltiin and Adam: ‘
it ill liiilli it slip
IAC ALL.
.3822.
Connecticut W wading.
. L.
RC.
Waterbury ......... 28 iii .836
uriuxeport . . 2.27 iii sis
New Haven ........ 2? iii .628
Hartford ........... til 18 .538
Springfield ........ .all 34 .44!
Northampton ....... i8 26 .390
liotyoae ............ to . ac .ssil
New Britain ........ it 26 350
Yesterday's Emits.
At New HBVOIP—NDW ilaveu
Sprinztloid 0.
At ilolyolte~~~Northamlit0n 6.
Yoke 2.
At \l’aterhta-y~—Waterbury 3. New
liritaiu 2 (in innings).
l.
lloi»
At Harllordwliartford ll. [lridsev
port 3. ~
National League Itandlna.
W. L. “ RC.
Chicago ............ ‘34 ill .880
New York .......... so It .580
Pittabur' ........... til .hll
Cincinnati .......... 26 if: .500
Bi. bouts ........... 26 27 .till
Brooklyn .......... 33 28 .Ahl
Philadelphia .. ....38 26 AM
iloslon ............. is 26 .WO’
Yesterday‘s Reunite. i
Al Philadelphlr—«Phlladelphl: l2.
lloatou 0 (lint natal; :PMMolpbta
2. Boston 1 (second game)
At an. bouipwfit. Mulls Pittsburg
i. (am some): moronic ill at. liouil
3 (second game).
At (initiate-Chicano 1. Cincinnati 0.
At limoltlyn New York 12.1mm-
lyn l.
American Lupus Itandlun.
‘V’W " b‘ ”‘ PA).
Phllldflilllllh ....... ‘2' 17 .“8
38 l: r“
r " ts 2t Iilo‘
volahd .......... ”do all AM
II 4N1
William. ......... it all use
at. Hull: ....... . . . .u as 240'.
“curd-3's Results:
At Beatnik—illusion ‘5. “ablation I
At (lieulandwtileniauslptlflmo
2 in: surname” i .ldhlmo iii
l‘lpvoltutd .0 till it". "00ml
“Ayflew Yorke hhli’aticiphla 'i New
Yuri: it (first acutely ”detritus 7
New Yul-it M 7
At Detroit“ "‘9in fit. Louis it
when 3am Win.
The width ”11%)! Did itchoda
Club. who‘re heat! ails ire“ incited
on the Waahln t
now open all?! with YD
ai or the mentors or clinic .
the summin- whathsroii mt) dint". * "
/ ca’ltmm W cm.
invitation: hare hash issued to many
loch mains to nest has Worthy at
thii‘i'otlflla'flihe sects Namath cooler the intricate iii the
an Uliib in North ’niat street has
consider the nilttlr at mittens; with
.V frame. Again Kathy chill6 till
a in the ‘nlhth trams, pdlhnk‘doWn the
‘ the game so ill the tourtconth renal»-
_ Punch Doctor Announce: a discoveryJ
Mi. lint-hey. tit—willy; Chit Couhhll.‘
Poussin: started to score in;
the drill Millie. making one
scum bowling crewman or Lira
Dait. they tied the score in the soon
from by a line bowl and made one
for Livia Ooh“ and hutch put them in
uni 165th. ~
Pouaasus tied the (score in the fourth 'i
“this ttiroutb’ the yeahrdhity oi Willi
son. strays Oak. who hit call at il'ohaa-
nus balls and put it by the itltty hail
rooms: took the w hi the sun
mm by the bowling or Curtis and
Smith. Pennant increased théi'r laid
Martin and ltlchmthld. lily a one howl
or Robert:. Functions steered Ahoth'ti‘r.‘
Potluslis :coreil three in' the elkhth
trellis. inert-cm their lead. -
Pbllord toult filodh'a‘illace in the
ninth trsmc.n1‘ve obit poured two’
lead" of “Penn‘s“. Pensions :coi't‘id
two more is the tenth. * or induced
bowling or men d'i’on‘aasua scored
one in the M6 iii Wants: Foothill!
launched“ their 1m up “scoring we
more in the ltwoltfth‘irhnie.‘ Live Obit
scored three in the thirteenth. tracts.
By the bofiiini to! Smith Ind mall.
mood Ponds-lull scored one and :t'rwllil
ass in the hat frame scored six innit:
by winning mewhlonfliip cup.
After the coins a vote of thank: was
extended to anguish Council for the
use of their door
Front: C. Goodchild. president or the
bonito! league or the state was a ills
anguished guest ‘
After our game refreshments were
served.
The score:
Live Oak, 1027~Harney.
Palmer. Wllaon, Kelsey.
Ponaasus.“~lilllil-Curils. Smith. Rich
mono, Selioclt,’ Pollard, Roberts.
Poaaasua .110112130212016—31
Lire ()ak..011000002000300-~ i
Reforeewl’. A. Parasite.
Deanna
Scorer—Fred C. Mamie“.
rendered and they responded to an on-
core. Claudia Whitney. the artist oil
the mass, in his blachi'ace makeup.
was excellent. and others acquitted
themselves very creditably. '
The hall was artistically decorated
with flags uho casino 0! all nationl.
while in various place: appeared large
American page. This was the work a!
Samuel Nash and received much
praise. in one corner or the room was
a Japaneae both. presided over by
A great variety of articles were :old
by the "peddlsr's" throughout the ava-
ulna. and ice cream and cake were
served. The affair netted a [ratifying
stun and will be repeated at the same
place this evening. The program and
those taking part were as follows:
Lemonade Vendor-#Howard H. Wil-
mot. '
Japanese Girl~Mra Arthur Prior.
Hardy Gordy—samurai Holly.
Tambourine Girl-Miss Minnie llrew.
Old Soldierwdobn ‘l‘. Paddock.
l-‘ortuno Teller—«Mrs. Audouon.
Piano Solo—~Mias Lydid Dim.
Preserve vulture—ll". ,. Charles
Thompson.
Hokey Policy Man-Wllllam iit.
Flatt. 1 .
lrlsh Apple Woman—«Mn. W. Broad
hunt. 5"
Peanut Vendor-Charles Thompeoxi.
Recitation-mas unis More.
Boothlach-J‘dl whereoh.
Cbrnot ”and Violin Dhit~Willlam
inflation a'hd iii Vanabh. '
indlln Mdldcui‘m—hlra. floward.
‘Vl'wo l-‘iowoi" Olriltnllllln when
and 'lilinhle kimmlch " ‘ .
mourn and hour aoloht~cmtct
Whitney. "‘ l
Corn Burch-«Frank P. Sell.
Ami itch Bullets.
itatloll-mhfra Samuel Holly ‘ 4
The Auctionmillho‘i‘t’ Mascara.
£4:th delegation ti! mhtiihera or
the.
incititiil't‘” Vicmia‘lid Warden Gilt-hill»
Wallace A. ”firitit’il: i
ANTI 'i'Yl’HOID VACCINI
ino
in its «is or ill-emits.-
Patna runs it .wort' Vincent’s» no
term the Men attache or that
itizcinwuut helhni’lfidtliom to sunny}
sigmoid vaccine and; have pm of uric:
cult:
' ' enemies-otter.
The firhfit‘sr‘hnrii‘fltaer A,
Didi. ht ”Bait hermit feisty
Writ. iii such; will
ligation avenue, Bast NW
State M.
. wannasosy. lounge. 29in
immature M0 uphill“! the kitty x
. . hall.
By s: V
in the sixth. through the bowling ‘ot .
Mrs. Arthur Price. 1
Nov-boyhlrrn'ut and Harold Paul .
aainud tinny, 3r. Albert accuser» .
Fling-port more werii‘ storm; ,
ms Mariel fishery citric victim _
All“ er.- efio
3 31‘" Z.
hrlds': clapc'r' lira. it ii. Gregory. 37 “i .
slit. till ‘ .
he’ M. es,
nausea i857
M S - - fiv‘; I
Caroline and Q9 part granola
Shovm in Window. Fairfield Av. and Middlc‘St
Notable
$40 00 Value
VciucS .
for “coo.
White Enameled Carrie 9. white gear and reed hood.
1‘...
Drown Carriage body
Brown body andg
$33 50
$28.75 Value
22 50 V aloe
’aluc »
and gear with leather cloth hood.
for $254»
for 862. so
ear with canopy to.
for 000
English Perambuiator, broom. grccnf or maroon.
Other Carriages (liliercnt models, brown bodies with
brown gear. canopies or leather hoods, also in light hodics
with green gear and leather cloth hoods. :
V aiue $28. 75
Value $22. 50
fox-326.00.
for $18.00.
V aloe mg on
for 15.90.
Value $l‘6. do
for to. lid.
At Half Price
Light Carriage with green gear and face parasol for-
tour price $25. 00. at $12. 50.
Bummehahmlielmfims
V aluc $22.50 for $16.50.
Value $19.25 for $15.00.
Value $10.75 for $13.50.
Value $14.50 "for-‘8: rise.
Value $9.50 7 50.
Value $5.00 {Cr 35.00.
Very Special Values
Go Carts that have been $5.75 and $7.75. now $3.50.
Furniture Store fourth floor.
Valencieanes Edges and insertings
A special of importance on the center table at the Lace
Section .
Edges and Inserts at age for piece of 12 yards.
1. Q. O. F. PennantS
\ppropriatc aud‘mnvmicut for thc cclcbration ll x 26,
mounted on canes 45c.
15 x 36 on staff. 75c.
United States Flags. 5 x 8 spctial at $3. 50.
Graduation
Wash Goods Section.
he D. M Reed
At this happy period in the life of young people. items 0! dread and
token: of remembrance are very much in evidence. We can Inp-
Ribbons
. .l r u. g. . .
Are always wantcdmthe narrow one: for trimming. the wider on:-
ply these needs.
(or when and hair.
We take"
pride in our‘mnnoh srocx.
Gloves -
White (ilovca are especially called for We can tarnish Kid (novel.
Stilt Gloves. abort and ions. Mica‘ and muses aim
Net: invest:
in thi: we are strong Come in and iolilt ovht'tqlr line
Fans
Thi: hot weather manual: and "their” their vigorous our
ill
3 the
mail...
I
Wallets
5..” m fink aid :3.in
”a, l, [”5
op
"er
with i“
um
”Nevin-l
«chainsaw at the
hawmmmmam it
chi-3:1?” the WW
{MN or; V
or 12M: -
lanthanum
i ll , m ‘l . v '
lilo PIII “malarial-r-
we ri' a , limit reset sentiment
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