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NEW MOTION PICTURES
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Daily Q Monday and inland” “millet. tiliowe i .
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. Matinee-u rev-Evening
5 “M 10c BOX W 10 and 150,
JEWITT mm. av eeruch '2 {one o co. ueco excLuerew
BASE m1.
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturday. July2
NORWALKS
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3:30
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JULY 4th
10:“ M.
N. Y. Black Sox
Ell . 3:30-.”
Dan Brouthers’ Colts
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ADMISSION.” 25 CENTS
Bore uncle I2 Irene. to entire
Grand “and Fm to Lndlu.
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rekcuenc Ar THE cameo
saucer.
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Committee Anno‘uh'ou the Selection of
several New Ones.
Tho iollovilnx telchore have been
(filmed at tho Center IIrhooi for tho
coining your:
Principal-«bouts A. Pratt.
Eighth Grade—while: mnmn F. (it‘ll—
tin.
5mm Gmdk—Mra.
O'Connor.
Biiith Grade-«Min Jilllll J Stow
Filth ()erth Annie '1‘ Pardon
norm GmdowMim lcllit Broilold.
Mrth articlemMiInI More N. lini-
mo
'I‘ii‘lru (”Adm-«Minn IIIIIIIIIIIIII (littor-
hunk».
almond ("nonwhites .loeIIio it. Pay.
veil.
Firstltlmtowtiiuo IIiImmr u. Hmllh
Kindorwmt -3. Mlllli Charlotte
Winkle. Grace Btommoil. nonleteni
Bottom-or ct pruwmuwmu Ado
line 1. Benton.
Juitoru'l‘homu mummy. . .
it it the intention of the committee
to inke invent Improvements hi Into
about the building. The trump
menu in view In in pert I remind
whiten the wheel street fruition. and
with” I new tattoo At the Your of the
wheel property. New blocklmrde.
along“ udder Widgflgim. _
ilt’lilth’mu A. daily, (inst-loo N”. It;
mold and Oliver It. Jackson
Wt?
.louitle F.
0M: nest I“tittuflwnil
committee for the coming your '
wdmomwnommmr
not run. illii
mmmmmn
Henry liosoo Lay Close token
and Motel-man Did llot See
Man Until Almost on
Top ot lllm
unli'lonpour Juno its—«There in an
old saying that where JO“ make your
bod then you aim." lie. Betwoon 9 and
10 o'clock inst night Honry Racco an
elderly farm hand at Greene Fsrmu
otter a night of drinklnx, Mndo his
bed on the main road bole/con South
port and Woeiport, clone to Willi lr
lmown on tho “light house vurvo." II
almrt'tllnionoc thin elite of the Han»
thorn inn. Rosco lay down in lilo bod
with his right hand laying nomen tin-
trolloy trnrkn.
Ron OVer Hsnd.
A trolley «or left the cutter n
W'l‘lllilort for thin oily ht ii fill, leth
Motorumn Krloupiiil at tho controlloI
ho moiormnn did not notice in tin
IIrlI illl.‘ form of Henry Rosco until
in Will! alumni on top of him. 'i‘lII
oicrmen ntoppml the car as norm or
posniblo to one if tho man who lay no
love to the trucks had hoot: hit. The}.
end that the then was seriously in
lured. The wheels hsd run over it
purl. of the right hand. outlint 0‘ the
fourth mu] the little lingo". and
druehlnx tho palm and the heck of
tho hsndaovor‘eiy.
Taken to Emergency.
The injured and untouched victim “it!
houtloil into the troiloy csr 9nd
brought, to this city, and when «the
our art-trod in front of police heed
quertcrn the Inuit wIIs worried oimoui
lpto tho lotuorxunoy lionoitnl.
llr. McQuonnI'y was in nttcndonou
IIIIIi IIII noon IIII ho IIIIIII the blood
flowing from the mounted and torn
liltnd ho runiud tutti tuwuroti n tourui
quot unit not it on the muu'n mu
Ilium] Wild squirting trout the IIovoroIl
utilities to utter trout II tountuln. Illtl
the doom and the reception room and
iQ
ithis eventing room at the hennltol
es covered with blood The than
u very white end Iveslt. hut lilll
stupid with honor. He no tiled
diluted in the ambition“ Illll mind
it. Vincent? nuptial. when the
appointed III the mint.
Q: Will) badly one
the trolley o’er
It, to me our. our: of
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The plolnor the nothing suit the hon
for my mttr Wilton: but IIIl lit
uni-mint tint to mount try! ‘
do drill
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Northlipoton .
New Britain .w‘
HillyOko Ill- II“ n ‘n‘QQp Q99 {18%; '2’
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At Waterburywwuorhttry 6. Bridge
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, tiii'hrn oilsmn‘rt 1
dry plotter tile dilell
col tiger. indeed 0f
the pure sugar
ddash of iotrton; make It
(it e
Ecomhmcd as to he madman.
Climltot Chili Glnllfl' Ale {59bit tar .
l The Holmes, heater or Solieok 00..
' nound and like an experienced roll
. IIQmI motto; “only.
hunter. boring “in not on iii-II by ths Q
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Euro or thorium: “lit odd II out
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the melt wholesome summewdpok
Wholeocle Distributor; Norweik. .
"MI“ ElEOTIMllTEI
OI To? 0" I FliEiflllT MI
Noll} limo lino carried a Long
Pokerstul n mom IIII‘WIII
Sending HM Volts
QThrounhlllm
Charles E. Bpeyde. u locomotive lirev
man on the New iisven road living It
161 Moldow street. New Haven. us
walking on the top of a string oi
frieghtcers near New Rochelio Bun
dey afternoon with a long loromotivo
tire poker on his ehoulder, The end
or the iron poker touched 2 feed wire
in the overhead electric ,worlt and
Spuyde was instantly killed by 11,000
voile naming through his body.
Spaydc was new to the rnilrocd nod
vihiio he had been wsrtted of the over-
head vireo beyond Stamford he no
pnroutly forgot thie danger. Tho me-
tal poker touched the wire. tot-min; n
circuit. and entitled his life out in on
indium. Thom: wires Ire charged with
H.000 volts our! contact merino instant
domh. Q
it was lust to days no "In South:
took u job on the shore Line division,
running on I freight between this city
snd New York. He formerly worked
out or New London on the New Haven
and auto worked on the Central Var
moot for 2 time. in New Ulti-
dcn Spaydo lived at 16 Golden «treat.
Hie home town to honor Burton. P2, .
and his reistives there were notified
of his dolth and will toko tile romaine
tor but-lei suitor video. Bolero he
went into the rsllroed bullpen tipoy- Q
do we- omembor oi the regular “my
Qutioned It Fort Torry. N. Y. I
, Bpeyde lied lunt lined rotting his
3:. Qwiiit the long poker d throw th
illicit on the tonder. oil to the
loader he Invent otter it IIII his truth
He not the not
or sad hopped tho mm to “remit
om Milk man no lemme ivo. Whip
hitting lion; the tone of the our? th
poker touched the lite wire, form It :
oircuit. The current an, thronnh
poker to hit body, klillgi. him and
m torturing huh between two out
t6 the roll- doth hll on em out
oil by the petite og‘ the, out. ”Q .
tier-rel oi the min are m to hit Q
Initiation. lilo “none on in
dtootrio current. The immune out
out III. ill“. but IIIIII II» III uni mud
utimmdacluodot
“grant mar
tool the doors Lies soft copper
ed to time conic knowledge of mooted
yoke 3.
nine. darkness) _, .
unit untold; to. ‘"
At landlord-willow no... 2.1mm
ford 1.
At Holyokewsbiew Britain 3.1m.
(Game called end at lull in-
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Youtcrdly'e Results}:
At iloston~~lhooklyu 8.130ilton 2.
At Pittsbum Puncher; 7 St. Louie
3
At New York-«Philadelphia a. New
York 0.
At Chlcoxo~0lncinudtl t?» Chloego 0
American League Blending, - Q-
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Philadelphia ........38 to .. .667
New York .......... 35, 21 ' .618
Detroit ............. 37 Is .597
lloeton ...... ....... 30 27 .526
Cleveland ...” ..... 22 28 .461
Chicago ..I ......... 2i ill .436
Wnohlnxton ........ 2i till .400
St. Louie ........ ._.lti . 89 .291
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Yeetsrdsy'l nmm.
At Wuhlnxton-«Netiv York 4.
Washington 3 (first some. to in-
pings): Wethlnlton 2. New York 1
(second some).
At PhilhdelphluwPhiladelpblu 6.
lloaton 2 (limit pine); Philadelphia 3
lesion 1 iueooud seine).
At (IhlcasH‘levelond 7, Chlcngo 2.
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MR3.“ BQEAID INQUIRIOI
Won—Ii
About Divorce Recently Secured by
Her Husband.
litre Amanda F Bard. from whom
Cherie: Bond. of Huntington recently
secured It divorce because she left
him 22 yearn ago after his refusal to
turn his lit-at wife‘s children out of
doom. come to Bridgeport yelterdoy
and made loquiriee about the divorce
or the county court house. litre. Bonrd
claim» ehé wu not notified of the
neuritis. lithough she‘vn pemnuly
served with the pspen by Deputy
Sherttt Blultemun Bhe m udvleed
to consult counsel and nit for the re»
opening of the cue
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. HAMlLTON IN NI” fifllthlfl‘u
Aviator at Home to Financier flight
July 2. .
NEW BRITAIN. July tit menu.
it Hamilton the victor who to to ity
in this city on July all, arrived him .
that night iron New York in on euro
mobile Mr. ii mliton «pout the print
week in Neshvi e. where he Incite Inc
first night flight in MI leropluno in thin
country. It is expected iii» no will
try out hi; machine on F‘rldny. lie
is stopping with his mother. hire. J.
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which overnl in. results am. noon B
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Mimi dill 01%;!) tries
in both intents and adults. ism pro-
deceit gpedcielm reunite
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mutter wilet’ pm ell “lie heditttti 2y be
Inflected, it meyQ bQQe Qoseiiy rented with
patient. Q . . .
, refreshing and wholesome. NIQiIoQMI League hunting. ingogtmb‘lin (My I .
. Q .I - w. hr. the. TthQIQ lino Phermopnpd MJQQOW.
Chic: ............ 37 l . .021 0 :2“; 1103' M
New :2“. 33 23" 600‘ orle, “'2’th on, New York
. Pittsburs . """"" 22 ”Q .687 eitymiilfit'id IQIQQsQAmpiomoQby QIQQIQIQIQitho
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I "“ EAUEEEEEM'G Milli" E‘ Uintlnnoti ....... ...29 2a .6092 (doll! in Bill): insult: hi twenty-
GINGER ALE M... ......
Si.h0ule...........27 33 .460
On mm of it; purity. ghc Wm Brooklyn .. ......... 3,4 ii! .486 W &.
chemicals, and the: no titanic is Boston ....20. to .339 ”I" 3““
it now look! in It torrid will tie
poached enough to go 'round this yeitr
the romsrk referring. of course to the
fruit tallied no oucoeeetpliy in Bloated
nut-y, Fat-Infusion and cert'tjln other
towns in this ntete. The 022an has
been one calculated to tilt the hurts
or the growere with nnxlety An un
usually warm March. Which started
the blossoms, wee [chewed try a cold
April and May. to say nothing of Ifltt
early part or the present month Luck.
ily tor the punch. growers” the cold
weather brought with it enough cloud
indent/o prevent tho frost, end the out-
look (or I large crop is now said to be
excellent.
The Root Brothern. who nine tine
fruit in Farmington. held yesterday
that they never new pouches no large
before at this time or the year. The
trees are hearing all the troll. that
should grow to maturity without
Ivreckh g the brunchen and the fruit is
new no tar advanced tint it is believed
to be out of danger. it was also sold
by the Roots that tho orcharda ct Sui
tic Meadow. owned by ex- ~Repreeonto
tivo Elijah tickers. or Bouthlngton ore
Ilse bottling It splendid crop. Bur-
thoiomow Curlni. or Glastonbury undo
n like report yesterday for his or-
chorde.
In addition to this welcome new!
the Bailliunie newapapere report that
the crop on tho Eastern Bhoro othry
land in excellent snd tint only enough
or the lmmttturo patched have toilet!
The prospect tor a good chip in very
contfortinx to the list-fiend mowers.
who hue but poor crops for ID rosny
years that runny owners have deltroy~
all their cream“ and . Mom the
land to other crops. it seems. there-
fore, that the usual killing of the pouch
crop at nbout this time of the your
in not going to be It reality this m-
oon. . . . . .
m
rmmrv oltuitcu “twice.
Rev. R K. Footer. of Know. who
oilloietod III Trinity lint-coon! Church.
Snoopy. will mutiny the pulpit um
Week lie preached two good sermons
to lame convention: end was well
liked. The munlc use of untieunl lib
invest. The month!" (other no
Woodnlon‘ e 0 Give rm». ind ill the
evening Willisro 0. Perry no; mo
' is 2 land at Pure Delight. by Horollei
We hove hint received 2 new unortmontm of the populer
we deem illicit
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to multe the lurvivors his end indolent '
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cont. 220th m Wile u
Garthents tit Tetnhng rec‘d
' Every Woman in glad to see this announcement for
hundreds have been halting We have not the space to ‘go
intou lengthy description, but we can assure all their there ,
are remurktible values and early comers will be In no way
Ear
disappointed 9
Long Width SQinQrto, outfit value. .Q , Q
' A grant varietyiaome of thorn musscd and slightly soil-
ed, having been men for display. '11th are both lace and
embroidery trimmed. ,
. 21.59. 8: 79. 82-98 and $3 89
Extra size White Skirts, a email lot only, lace and em- I
broldery,
than and mo. Q5 .
Entra siz‘flélSkirts with'hemstitchcd ruflie, $1129.
Short Skirts, extra $193,». 890.
Nightgowns.
Au Immcugc sportthetpt, too numerous to mention in
detail, 98c. $1. 59. €559.81". $2.50. 2min wards.
metnb cry and lace. ,_
One lot thatCh were W$2 .50 and $3. 00, at $1.39.
A second lot that were $159 and $2.00, at 980.
Hand Embroidered Chemises.
: A limited number that were from $3. 50 to $4 75, at $1. 98
and $2. 25
Two or three samples. very special, the real value $8.00,
at $2 93
QCombinetion Garments.
Knickerbocke} Drawer Gen-Impatiens, just what women
are needing now with scant dresses; dainty styles that were
$5 00 at to “98
Knickerbockets that were $300 and $3. 75, now $1.98.
’1 hat were $2. 25 and $2. 50,98c
. Corset Cover and Drawer Combinations, a broken lot
ofrsiree the former prices of which were $2.00 and $2.50,
nor] 98¢. '
A second lot. lace trimmed, that were $2. 50 and $3. 00,
at $1 ..98
\ small uuntbcr with lace and embroidery. at 95c.
preteen, Very Special Values.
l‘ant y iacc- trinutied Drawers, from $1.25 to $1.89.
Hcttistitch‘cd ruffled Drawers, sizes 23 and 27, open or
closed ' 190
Another lot. embroidery trimmed, and a few plain out,
sizes 23 to 29, at 39¢.
Neltisook Drawers, embroidery open, were 75c 39c.
Muslin Drauers, extra sizes, 23inch were $1 .00, .790.
Comet Covert. Q
Nainsook Covers In fine grade, elegantly trimmed in sizes 36
to 42 inclusive, at $1. 39, $1.59, to Inga.
One lot of broken sizes, 98c values
Lace trimmed and Embroidered, sizes 36 to 42. whi’ch‘t were
$1..oo $1. 25 and $250, at 69 and 190.
Plain high- mocked Lovers size 44, 13¢ each.
Our lot Covers, sizes 38 and 40. at me.
, Princess Slips.
Light blue and pink lawns. lace trimmed, sizes 34 to 42,
u are $2. 00. now 98c
WI; 'socomi lot, pink blue and a few In white, were $3. 50,
L98
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Detects
A limited number which we will tell you about tomorv
TOW.
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