s¢-.1.11-,'1.‘.
t the New Haven road has" n
11111111 prevented in“: at: its-
Wig of which Is not new
. minim Micaela» oi the
tlmsto at this time was
yllated ‘t‘dddy ‘a‘nd it war
Mgr my flttt‘h‘dt‘t‘his firsts: or
Or .wM. a up ore ocu-
annulus be started as”
wuafluwnuwp 11111.
Among the jobs to be, uMertalloli
i be the erection of it new r0005
use indheliOodar Hill distl'loh one
to accommodate t
re
_. gta orngnahei stored in New Haven.
his roundhousd will be located boi
; can the Air Line and tho ragiiiil _
. lvision tracks just beyond t e
‘mlll freight yards on a hit of swamp
1nd filled in by the railroad in the last
bow years. The filling-in process was
itarted when the company determined
1 be shbndon the rhundhouse in the um-
_ heroin street district. 'i‘heso houses
i be abandoned but not torn down.
They will be used iii the future for
an storage of electric engines. That
when the electric zone is extended
from near Noroton. its present termin-
oghhiaw alien.
ialo' -1lie company. ulllally ro-
lineal on lurprovslu‘sn until they are
. boniracted for. when a n" today would
IiOli' detail the changes to be made
1111111111 New Haven‘t—whether it was a
Job concerning the extension of the
electric acne; whether it was‘the new
station or track layouts in connection
therewith to be contracted for they
would not say.
Aside from the work affecting this
city it Is said that the company plans
cdstly. changes of importance In other
edodoos of the state. One of the larg-
cameos is at 11111111111111... where the
mod will build anew station with
sponsor and trolley track changes and
abridge will be built to carry the irol
lo! tracks over the steam rails in. that
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illicit, ‘ 1
run roll 8TO0K
New navsm, Juiy 27.~—Plty the
pear market gardener. There will lie
no coupons clipped from the green
mo of his fields this summol. The
What season in years is what the far-
morl of this vicinity say they have ex-
perienced. The market growers put,
their early crops into the ground ill a
dry spell and then the rain kept up
until the crops rotted in the soil. The
farmers then had left only the hope of
a second crop.
By July it the time for sowing the
mead crop, the soil was unworkable
from the sisaling hot days of June. The
farmers had prayed for rain but no
rain came. Those crops that have
, mat to ntick their hoods above
tho ound have had slight lease on
mo. 80 dry and crumbling in the earth
that the wind whips the stakes out of
the mound forthwith.
”Potatoes. affected by the rains that
their blossoms. are few in
her and small iii also. Sweet corn.
It roachoo the market. will be
in cars much smaller than usual.
The than who depends on general
farming for a living- is feeling the
pinch at a time when he ordinarliv
roapara. His pastures have dried up.
list at this time of the year are us
daily luscious gr‘oon meadows, today
are little bott r than dusty highways
it Is lmpossib e to turn the cows out
to pasture and today the local farmers
are fooding their herds on continue. or
actiy as in mid-winter. That's what
has not the price of milk soaring, say
tho farmers.
FORMER IIOIDINT 0P NORWALK
A. A. Lawrence's Failure on the Con
ooildstod [took .lachanas
Yssfsrday.
A. A. Lawrence. whose failure was
announced on the Consolidated Block
‘ Exchange. in New York city. yosicn
day afternoon. was a former resident
of 80th Norwalli. having boarded a
number of years at the Hotel Mahar-
ltomo. lie is well known to a large
number of Norwalirers sad is a broth-
er of Mrs. Marilee DcF‘orost Lockwood
of ill-st Wail street. and II cousin of
Mrs. Craufurvl. of Bauoatuck The roa
son of his failure was said to be that
customers failed to contribute addl
lions! margins on their stocks. which
~ have been making new low records
the past few days.
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ILOGK lILANO TOUII.
The Recreation Tourist (lo. have at
rsnaod a series of week-end tours to
this delightful rumor resort. Nest
rty leaves New Haven 7: 47 Qatar-
7. My Will. returning after dinner
ay. Total cost of three can'
.with accommodations at Ocean
low Hotel. 011.00. at National Hotel.
.1 3“. third teapot the season to the
‘ Malta lieu-tales loaves nest Noudsy.
a five days‘ tour. aommodstiona at
Sinclair Hotel. Bethlehem. moo
rates from now Raven. svir
phoning ptlvo. Inigo sad ticke‘t‘szo
,. on 1 ”gut ‘ “a”, m
The Recreation 'i‘oorist cola
will). 10! Orsnoo street. New its»
C
for
. specialisms “Ji'lifinm
st and 11111111
Osusl lot 1
“all“ ”M"
1 was formally
“P commission. withouttsad ob action to
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bursitis
Wt
tmfll'md” will his his t the
o
lgiv‘iilavourc” are on p pie those
mm map-W try 111111111 the coin-
on rate of frsldht
lithe NOVHI’MMW t'l‘ho lights
in the Yellow plldigfm .llav been born
:11; brirhtl! r the past
Voolr, until. in 11altol'1 10 o‘acloclt. it
will contlnlkto burn until about to
liiuit.
middle of
1 use comM'ldnm on passeng-
or rates over the system. has not been
accepted “by the interstate commerce
speak of. but the petition lad with
the interzstot'e coinmlsslon‘ to increase
the rates on freiaht has been held up.
"aud from appearances it will be some
time before the frol ht rates are rais-
ed. ifthey are raise at all. in order
to raise the rates the road must show
the commissioners that it costs more
to keep things rolling than it did in
past years. While in the froiitht do-
psrtment they are comparing the old
and proposed new rates on freight. to
set the new figures for the company.
the disbursement department is hard
at work go ttlug ready their statement
{if what 1 costs to keeps things roll
up. '
it is the road‘ a plan to compare the
amounts of their bills with those oi
the past four of five years and In this
way show the inter-state commerce
commerce commission the high price
a fmeatcrisl at present and that the
road is just in raising the rates on
freight
.5111» 21—11.
pulled and nonplusaed by the rapid
wssmuorou. pic
spread of infantile paralysis chh. ii
in estimated, during the last week has
struck down an average of ten child
rcn daily in Washington, local phi-Iii
clans. yesterday. applied for aid to ”it
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Ito
search in New. York city.
The disease is considered by doottiri
in be as contagious among children at
111 Mini fever and the physicians soon.
powerless to check the spread of tin
maladt. Pathologists have not so let
succeeded ill identifying the germ of
infantile paralysis.
Although no figures are kept by [ill
health department here as to the num
ber of cases of the disease. it is be
Iioved that thre are now over lili
children victims, with the list growths
daily. Nine cases were admitted to "it
Children's hospital Monday and their
are now a score of victims there con
reloading.
The disease attacks children frmn
babies In arms to nine or ten years oi
use. it starts'vrlth a slow fever whirl
may last for several works. the yin
tinI'a digestion being severely impair
ed. Paralysis then sets in and general
y‘ for years afterwards if it recovers
t o child remains paralysed in one or
more limbs.
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DIVORCE N0 BAR.
Judge Ciudloy Decides interesting
Question in New Haven.
Probate Judaic .l. P. Studley. of Non
Haven. has decided an interesting
point in the settlement of the estate oi
Hezekiah Gilbert when he ordered El.
hits. the trustee. in turn over the or
late. which amounts to “60.000. to
Mary Jerome. the granddaughter oi
the ioalatur.
She married l'on Chou Lee. a (‘bln
use. who was graduated from Yul:
university in 1887. and later obtained
11 divorce front him. Tilr will of but
grandfather provided that If out
should he unmarried at the limo lhi
Will became effective the property
should be divided among certain
charitable institutions. It was his d1-
slro that his family should be con
tipped and hence this provision up
peered in his will. she had been mar
rind however. and has two children
allhouah she had from divorced beforl
the death of her grandfather Jlldur
Btudley held that thr- divorce did not
invalidate her claim to the estate.
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to any woman who will write to The
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Mails-1 asking for it.
'NIADlNfl OIL 0N ITNIITI.
Joseph airmail We tits contract for
Weather-walk Wfl'k.
The aolootmen have awarded the
«entrant rd spreading the all recent.
ly purchased for him West Norwallt
mails to Joseph Cornell. Some time
ago 01.000 was appropriated for more
or this sum icon was allowed for
the clean of blast. Norwaik and re.
instills money was ordered to be
omit here the oil was most needed
was spent in ltowayton avenue.
gut“ the other three hundred In Wool
Basil Gliffllnllionli' John listless.
mast it: was 0m of the ap-
ted the highway do
psrtnisut of the 0in of Not-wall: left
and he enlisted such an amount of oil
III couldlie paid for And spread out
ofrtliia sum.
(“to oil has arrived and is hoist
tail to the following roads: still
and sinus near the watering tank
aaithd toll of the till. rlss bill, in
Qast avenue. issues 1 and as
touch of falcon availed as could be
§ in
onset auditing i
nonhuman cmoue DAY.
it out a resident all laborth men
to ‘sst u the Great White titty, cem-
nly called tents. in less than three
lira, which is pronounced remark
by those who have watched them.
. building and testis; down of s air.
it a city tilts this is one at the most
creating plantain the world. Amer-
ids is this rent circus country because
nowhere I: so on the globe are the peo-
ple so wall supplied with money. a
The seal of approval has been placed
upon this big tented enterprise In all
Of the big cities and those who had no»
var witnessed the performances villi
be as entailed.
Th circus features are all his; hits.
especially the bi sixty-one mousse
horses. the great arl l-lalldley troupe,
and the many not which completely
illll theithrce rings continuously dur-
ing the performance. The grand free
01am. . ' ll raverso the
literal; s of this city.
ready points
11111 unsalted by those who are illusions
mil than the gorgeous patient so
so is hourly two miles long 1
bagels r than ever. the
Republican ”and its Brothers Circuit
will soon be with us. The new his; past
as contain the Million Dollar zoo. and
tile show is completely filled with at»
Ilulutaly different novelties. This cir-
cus is truly a moratorium lustlt
When one has seen it from end to 90,
“outside and inside. and has formed an
inventory or what he has 11111111111111
learned for u very nominal fee. ‘llow
lunch real pleiisure and bcncllt it has
been. he can easily understand why a
hip thiamine circus ol the high stand
ard of the Adam Forepauith and Sells
Brothers ldhowu occupies the enviable
position. in tho 11111111111111.1111 world that
It “does Tomorrow will be circus day
in South Norwalk. All ehould see the
parade at to unlock in the morning
Tickets in' advance at Wilt! ore’a
street parade of the Foropeush and
. 1 1" ' t
The Messrs. Patton-Wooden and
.lrown's flab! pictures of the hilt .lcf»
rice-Johnson encounter arrived in the
-liy today, where they will be soon ma-
”NW and night at, Music Hall. 'l‘hoao
licluros are the only ones that will
to soon in the entire state. as i’sppu-
Wooden and Brown on and ventral
Ill the territory in New England so
sell as engaging some of the best
mown sporting crltlo to give to the
public in detail round for round as the
up right progressed on independence
.ay and which the entire world uns-
ousiy awaited the outcome.
WILL NOT NAME DIRECTOR UNTIL
ANNUAL MEETING
’residsnt t‘, S. Muilvll. of lilo New
on road. is nuliluriir for tho billiar-
until that a «Hunter in lllltt‘stt‘fl the
die lohn Ii \lhltloinurt. of :vnuan
tuoll. will not be elected until the
annual meeting of tho ooiulillm to be
bold in October llirmiuru it might;
be explained, are elm ted only by the
lim'kboldois at their annual session
a: the Yellow building in New Haven.
but if has been lilo custom of the
board to fill l‘llfiatirioa and then snlr
Init their nppnlnlcc in the stockholders
for ratification.
There bill be no Int-cling of the
directors in August. and It may be that
the directors will not fill this vacancy
it their September meeting. which
would put this matter over in the an1
mill! meeting of the stockholders.
This was dour last year. There was
death of Pol. Frank W. t‘iwllvy of
Manchester. and ii wne not until the
annual stockholders mot-tins that
John L. liiiillrtl 0i Ml‘l‘lill‘ll. wnu uiwi-
ed to his piece.
(III the other build. when M. hinix’.
Twombly died the board at an early
nineties announced the appointment
of fluorite P. lialrer of New l’orlt. no
the new member of tho directorate.
ACCIDENT T0 AEROPLANI.
NEW YORK. Jilly 27.-1~~~Wllih1 trying
out a new liliiliilfi in his aeroplane on
the aviation course at ileinpntrud
Plains today. Joseph Seymour. the avi~
afor came to grief at what Is ltuolvu
as the wruveyard Hollow.‘ n depres-
slots whore criteristlnc has shown thu
downward suction of the wind to be
exceptionally strong. Seymour was
flying low when the acmilono felt the
downward bull and the machine drop
pod sharply, hitting the round with
nondiderablo force. 'l’wo w liltiiii of the
running sear were smashed the ribs
f the lower piano splintered and the
propeller broken.
Although the aviator was truvolluu
at the rats of about forty five miles
an ”hour when the accident occurred.
he Incitiiy escaped injury. The ma
rhino will be laid up some limo for
repairs.
FOUR vaAiI~oLD Gilli. KthID IY
' HARTFORD 0AM 1
murmur). July ””“fiifi‘w ido-
iunlien. four years old.w
and instantly killed
night. The chilling)“ perch
her home when
the car. which
gilt at A ill 11%
Italics outsider Wm
ask the coroner to Idaho
lion. fi‘lts car was ill oils of
floor slot (is ' chit
0
oiled with-fills amount loft own. 1
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MARIE MEERO and "PRINCE." with Foropaugh l Oslls' Iros'
mama? riarosss."“’”"?”
a vacancy in i‘o board runml by illo1
a trolley .car'
while crossing F‘f‘illill III 11111111111. taut
1 an would; the
ilrlix Store S‘llof'lll Main strruf.’
pi
i
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Circus
RUDOELL ESTATE DiVlDED
Another Hair. Known as Fresno Dan,
Appears from the West.
Ilflfi'l‘ON. M 27.—«Aflriihur one»
lion of identity has turned up In the
(anions control over the Music of the
info lialtlr'; Russell. of Molrorle. with
tho appoaruuoo hf'f‘l-i of a man claim
inn to be William J f‘olc. of lover.
N. It. trim the summiors o the
claims of the defeated "ilakula Dan“
said litter the trial was really the.
"li‘ivlsho linil" now the. scrotum bolt1
to tile ltnssnll properly.
"llnlmin flan." whose claims were
thrown out hylhc probate court. said
today llllli i‘nlc has made several
stariilmz slalom-bin to him, going as
far as In any that ho was united to
come hm» from the If“!!! iiilfl Imper
Jennie liiln 1i] liluiw ituasrll t‘oln
illicit litmi in San Premium his nift-
and child brim: killed in the earth-
inunltr He later toothed about the
munirv :Ind unlvml born a low days
0
"li‘rrsno Iinn' arrived here from
Fresno, l‘nl. while the claims of "liar
kuin linn non- lmlup heard in the
MldtliusI-s lll‘fililllt‘ i‘rlill‘l. Williilm (‘1
llllssoll. 1hr older soil of llaniei Rilll'
soil. lilivr the ronrt had decided
against iiw claims of tho liakota man.
received lili‘ swoud claimant as his
brother and is understood to have til-
vided tho ithltliiiltl relate with him
NIV JOB 0RNl'l‘NOLOGlIT.
Connecticut Agricultural Trustees Alla
Elect Officers at Annual Misting.
\l’ll.l.l\l.\.\"l‘l(‘, July Hamlin: lion
bolt K Job. of Wall liavrn. was up
uolnlml Milit‘ uruilhuioalnt ut the nu-
Iinal minim; ,vrefurtiay ul Siorr'it of
the how 111. of the Connecticut Aarl1
tulilIll‘lli “dingo 'l‘hiti appointment
was llllllii‘ under authority granted ii
irusiws In not of the last legislature.
’f‘ho fullnoim; (minors were chosen:
\‘ivoprouliiulii. ll. 0. Manchester,
ll‘lnsird; 11m rotary. Charles A. Cullen.
\"ii'ilnlllllii'; treasurer. D. Walter
Patton. Ninth lluvun: auditor, l.. J.
Riot-r11. Mlllliilit‘itl.‘ vacuiltive commit-1
too. I.. .i. i-imrrs. Col. Charles M. Jan
via, livrlin. and It. ti. Manchester. The
governor is 1-x~omclo president of the
board of li‘nnters
M'KAY RELIAIEO ON A IONO
HAN illl Willi Cal. .luly "wit was
lMl’liuil yesterday lilitl 91W MOKl)‘,
the urniilw American whose arrest
lit hum-r i'allfornis recently was the
euiiirri or diplomatic corresimndcnce.
roturuwl 1mm lililllfiflllllti to this city
colonial and aim a brief stay went
cit to his mists at ”no Juana. be
low tho .‘lltixloan boundary. McKay‘s
roleadr wus on 00M «Nrniilillid by W
R. Reacts, of fills oily. James E. WW“
Wm
ly praised In otllel cities. The par 1
'21 Mormon missionaries.
vantage are how 1
11111151111 Missionaries Are iiot
Wanted to Work Tilers
Mm ‘
BERLIN July lid. wlicrr Dells/its.
Prussian minister of the interior. upon
recommendation of the political police.
1111- signed orders for tile espulslon of
most of
whom are Americans rEnIriishmen.
and they will be conduc ed to the fron
fiel- today
The missionaries “had assembled
from various parts of Germany at the
Mormon headquarters on the east side
to meet Superintendent McKay. an
American. usually resident in Switzer-
I.Iuni They were holding a service
when an agent of the political police
who were seated in the audience rose
and declared the sputtering dissolved.
1 At the moment several members of the
criminal police appeared and virtually
took the congregation into custody.
place and the men were examined as
to Ibol. nationality. 'l‘hoso found to
be florman subjects Wore released.
while the others wer requested to no-
Company the officers 0 the police preo~
ldenry. There lifts-r further examina
tion they Were permitted to so to
their ionizing to await the issuanfio of
writs for their expulsion
The status of the slowed: in (Tier
manv one taken up in exchanges be
tween the Foreign Office and the Am.
crioun embassy in 1003 when the gov.
ernmunt took the position that the
teachings of the missionaries were
subversive of morality It was then
arranged with the Mrlrrnon superinten
dept. through the American embassy.
that all Mormon missionaries should
withdraw from the reentry within a
month transferring the Middle Euro-
pean headquarters from Berlin to
l-lwltsorlaud. Subsctpfiinill 140 foreign
loaders departed. leaving the German
moieties with a total membership of
8.000 in the rare or German pastors
The authorities. state that in recent
years the Mormons have disregarded
the Ilntlorslandln of inc: and from
tim-1 to time ind vldnai missionaries
have bum apprehended and expelled.
in limb instance they have not applied
to the American embassy for relief nor
made a protest nuninsi their rspnr
aiun.
KNIGNTS or cowmeue Passes.
.. we.“
State Event to Be Held This Your in
‘ Bridgeport.
The Knights of (‘olumlius chapter
of Bridgeport is militias arrangements
for lht- state parade of the. organise
tluu which sill be held in that city
this war. A notice has been sent out
by the chapter to all the councils of
the order in (.‘unuorlioui. New Yorll.
llasaurhusotls and Rhoda island invit-
ing thorn to loin in making the event
:1 large and elaborate one.
The" Bridgeport Knights of Colum
bus are an aggressive and alum» bodl‘
of men. They have the finest chsptcr
club house in Connecticut. and one of
the best this side of the Mississippi.
The order then:- has had a phenomenal
growth in recent years. There are
five Millirila in the chapter and rup-
i-oacnt a law?» membership.
Al the last slalo parade. wbioh was
bold in New Haven. the Bridgeport
Knights brought home two prises. one
of lbvtm biting lhr first award for the
host appearing body of men and the
other for "lf' lsracsl number from one
particular pliro. Eliliitldi'd over their
surreal III the Nov: liavI-n stale be
rode. the Bridgeport Kniahls been
been planning for some limo in Will
lion to tho Illnto parade in ()rtnbor
Although all file details have not been
annulus! yet. it is intended to give
the visiting Knights a very 1111111111111
time. A large charity basil-r will be
bold in mlinut‘lltlfl with the state
piursdu. There will be a number of
mites offered for various things and
if is exported that a ver' largo burn
Iwr of the Kulahis will t' in attend
ancc.
DEER CAUIE MUCH DAMAGE 1'0
PEACH TREIO.
NORWICH. July :7.—-A largo num-
ber of complaints have been made of
late by farmers in this section of the
stale regarding the great annoyance
ihni ’ls being earned by the door.
i’onns twitch trons. holds of ryuand
buckwheat. beans and other garden
produro hare been damaged by their
depredntionil and complaints haw-
brun made by a few farmers to the
town aamveardens. Others. however.
do not wish to cause any extr or
house to their town, and prec or to
bear the loss them-tire} rather than
to submit a formal complaint
0*» 1...
A strong vogue is predicted for brown
the coming fall in tho rlrh warm
shades of which there will be a good
GRANULATE
Emilio Cured
The worst cases. no matter of how long
standing. are absolutely cured by l
P . zest: 1"
H19 allnc Oil
ll soothing antiseptic discovered by an
h‘a . Mt'Kav 11.nwycr. to out at the
oily and the next stop in the affair
11111111 11111 1111 teamed From the fact
ill“ McKay balm“ back to Mottled.
however it is i‘plsrrod um "“11" will
hello further ‘ ‘
GIRL WIFE OW‘T Bi
built I.. Waste.“
it 11111 aim was only 10“.”
dad. was awarded a 006?
by Judge 1‘ Ronald 1
0mm yesterday from
those fifteen. ,
dis “margin“:
fortune-1T.
Old Rallrcdd dungeon. will druggists rs:
(Induces, lfit isllsto curs. too. duct ‘1.
W
Are You Ours Wri- Kidneys Ara
Many rhoumslln attacks are due to‘
uric sold in the blood But the duty of
the kidneys is to remove all uric acid
from the blood.
shows the kidneys srd inaotlva
Don't daily with "uric acid solvents "
You might go on till ddolllsdsy with
them. but until you curd he kid eya
you will never got wall . oan' II
nay Pills not only‘iremove uric acid.
but cure the Iridium mend than all dun
per from uric acid is ended flare is
South Norwsik tastlmpny to prove it.
Mrs. B. l“. 'i‘lmpwn. 130 South Main
BL. 30th hidrl'ialk.’ Conn. says: "I
suffered a great deal from rheumatism
for several years and when there was
added to this. trouble with the kid-
neys. l was in a bad way. i did not
sleep well at night my feet became
swollen and I had a constant. dull pain
sol-ass the small of my back After
being repeatedly advised to try Dosn' e
Pills. i finally want to Mrs. Plalsted s
Drug Store, and procured a box I
felt much better after taking theI con
tents and continuing their use. i was
glad to ilnd my trouble steadily diuop
nearing. The poles in my back were
disposed of. thy passages of the kid
my secretions were regulated and my
health improved. [have since told
several of my neighbors about Dean's
Kidney Pills and I still continue to
recommend thorn at every opporun
"’1 1Is
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aisles
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really dainty appearance by the ad
ditlon of a handsome lingerie or fine
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M... 13.---..“ . “1&4-......_W ,.
A Few Mere
Items in
the Sale
30-inch IWINDOW SCREENS ..... 33¢
LAWN IETTEIO ............ 806
$1.25 CNOQUET GETS at ........ 980
$3.00 CNOQUET SETS at ....... 02.49
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