. undue ... i
elicited on the day that allow
as may be expectedto parade in}
approximation the iooornilouoi
oil a
noble h
American bird ~Providenoe ..
Journal.
_ ‘ our untrue-e. President
um MID. secretary
'1‘. Tie... urer
. eoutive Coinruittee
current. on runni-
oav.
.i vibe fact that a large num-
'& atoms will not close on
afternoon. the date or the“
and Manufacturers' and
tinai will be published at the
2' 80 o 'cioe‘ii.
”m
posed to the sun, the New Hu-
ion warns.‘ to note that the
,a lithosphere during the entire
1 er in from the middle of July to the
mild week of Auguet. While the
l thepoolinx effect of the winds in re.
more.» a minimumvby the stagnation
er théjfilr due to high buildings.
. To curd one‘e sell against the pros-
’ tratin; power of torrid weather it in
‘ hflt‘of all imperative to keep the body
. temperature from riatux above the
heparin“. This. however, can be done
‘ "only by avoiding as far as possible all
Invertexertion. alcoholic drinks and 2x1
‘ more in the direct blaze of the sun.
Ind lilo by keeping always the mouth
and thth molet by occasional
light droughts of water. When these
simple precautions are taken evnpor.
atlon from the nkin in maintained and
the body temperature is considerably
‘reduced.
WP..-“
UOMITHING CHILDREN SHOULD
BB TAUGHT.
The Waterbury Republican tells of
"IO “littomobile accident!" in that
fully. occurring on the some day. Here
' la‘louejexplnnation:
‘ Thebor ran out of the Associated
L ensues: playgrounds on South Main
and not perceiving the oncom-
up; auto. run directly into it The
4 var could hardly swerve the me-
. before the boy was hit. intuit
“‘i he received merely a glancing blow.
And here ie the other:
. ‘ 'f‘ii‘e lad wee riding on the rear of an
We women and an the automobile up.
preached. suddenly jumped to the
[round directly in front of the an
preaching car. There Will no time to
’ avoid running him down and the mud
guard of the car struck him and threw
him to the pavement.
Thule are 'lwo iuntuncea when it
”happened." hilt there I» no record of
the many time when by the skill of
. the driver of the mili'lllilliii lllt' sccl‘
. dent in avoiderimruntimen by the do
ilruotlou of the machine worth thou-
Nils of dollars.
One of the teachings thnt children
seen never to get is an to the dancer
11%“ street... an of time soon
(latching on" to wagons ought to he
Hunt in by the police. for the
it of children’s lives. Who-
leads these two taxpianatioue will
gyt that liiotaeuldouta were on"
”tile and were the rtiiliilt or the
,tltotiihtiesanuss of the injured
thing happened Just the same. and
ill“. have been fatal «Hartford
1.
N YIAII AGO TODAY.
I‘Mday. August 3. 1000.
mm of Stephen J. O‘ilrlen was
‘ ' ifocatod by tire and erudite
isolate in iisyview auntie.
Ilehul Ryan. at the her-
Gompaay't iaetory, had his
out off in. or hours“. i
_ exceedingly healthy diet. it into
expected that notice of a crop abort- '
‘ the promiae that Betrator
.4. ,
Popcorn having been declared an
age will soon iDDOiif‘w—Bi'ldfliport Tel
o-J-
ln spite of the disapproval of the
"princlpnl Republican paper of the state
the Conecticut Democrata seem bound
to nominate for governor their strong
est candidate, eat-Judge Simeon it.
Baldwin—~Providence Journal.
The Democrats and the Republicana
respectfully would like to dlepoae of.
Mr. Bryan and Mr. Gannon until after
the tall etection.—-Berkehlre Eagle.
”y...
The engine or a motor boat often
gets all at sea when the engineer de-
leiln.
4...
Dr» Wiley 11 0 save that kissing in
not harmrat'neiheots to add that it in
some times lndlscreet.~New liavenI
Palladium.
v...
“We are bound hand and foot!"I
sin-tells an Ensiiuh auifragette. Well
why wear thoee hobble-eltirief Whose
_ fault In lt?-Clevland leader.
he...
Ae near as the grand lury can find
out the latent senatorial special from
illinoie consisted of one payeryouen
ier car.~SprinxflIeid Republican.
W
CHARGED WITH INGRATlTUDE.
Toward Bulkeley. a Friend of Collector
Eaton Reveals inside Facta.
(From Courtint Special.)
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2.~-it ie chord-i
ed now that he (Collector “Bob"
Eaton) is unsratotnl to Senator Merv
gnu (l. ilullteiey. because in the urea-
eut campaign he in standing by bill
old friend. George P. ”cheap, and by
littllteiey
himself rude and the course that be
favored before the break came. The
charge in direct that liullteiey not
Eaton the collectorshlp and therefore
Eaton owes all he has to iiuiitelsy.
One of Satan's friends. who knows
the whole inside of affairs. called
your correspondent in this afternoon
and told him it was time to let the
facts no known. "While it in true."
he said. "that Eaton was named for
the office of collector by the two len-
slore it is Just as true that they didn‘t
want to do it. Mr, h‘yier wan not a
pale man to quarrel with and liullte~
ley was under stint obligation to
him. Fyier imbibed that .atou
should be named for the plum and
finally bin pereletence was rewarded
and the senators sent in to the presi-
dent the name of Ilohert t). Eaton.
though another man. whom it lun't
neceesury to name. was preferred.
“lint. inetoad of ending the iron-
iilt!..lliM Just begun It. President
itooaevelt thought tone of iluliieley
than liuliteley did of him. and that
wan little enough. itmueveit would
not nomiuete Eaton irecaunc the sen-
ators bad named him. 'No lluilteley
luau for bim.‘ 'i‘hen McLean‘s frienda
took hold and accomplished what the
uenator could not accomplluh. They
persuaded the preeident to accept the
candidnte and send his name to the
Senate. it was t,‘haries 5‘. iirooiter.
(lounresutnnn E. J. Hill and such men
who got Eaton hie onion.
"Eaton Would never have been col-
lector if the inilueniiai Republican:
who are now urgent for the election
of McLean tau urgent as iiulitoley
himneif was a while not hurl not
tnlteu hold. lie owee his aelet-tlou to
h‘yior. whose chief political ambition
wan to tree Mciiean in the tie to, and
he owes his nomination to" . at ole-
tneni of the Republican party that
Maude with Ilcbean"
n..—
UNRIOT tN ”MN iNCItAKO.
Big Demonstration before the King's
Palace Next Sunday
MADRID. Aul. its-“The imitation
among the Boiliitii Catholic no "alien
in Northern Spain. which in In great
part siding with the Vatican in the
pertain. couiiiilct with the Spanish
tlovorumont. is eteadlly attributing lar
ger proportions. The oraaninern oi
the proposed manifestation at Ban 8e
haatlon against the cabinet of Premier
t'anaiieas and lie policy toward the
Vatican have determined that the do-
monatratiun will liiliti place to unite of
the refusal of the authorities to grant
permiua‘ion far it. They expect too. 000
churehlnen to visit the summer capital
and participate in the demonstration
before the king’e palace Any. ‘i.
The prohibition of the demonstrat-
tlon was tuned it is utntsd upon more.
notations of tradesmen that tho maul-
ieatstion might easily develop into
grave disorders.
PARIS. Aux. awning Alphonso.
who with his queen is the fiiluli or the
French Republic, bad a lone conver‘
saline with Premier inland lest night.
it is presumed that the religious situ
ation in Spain formed a subject of dis.
cushion.
conunsus oav titans.
Iridpeport Chlphr Announces a‘ Pro
gram for October 1!.
The Bridgeport counsel; it. of 0..
has issued a circular notifylns thd
councils or the state of the parade
which istohlliiat thatelty on
lOHT TO TH. POiNT.
is
' elerits
buy timely mm
on: up an automsuol “Bridge
The many M design a
the last doorman
columhaammnm says:
bf“ the lists owned st its
hold in row one».
:3 “Nil. won't it!" iii“? to the city in which the second an-
r
red.» iflIflthI.“g-““IF
, . a
’ “eliminated"
Meghan!
animate
l‘tiolumbua y
l..."‘.h heighten:
catty appeals
our
tetalte pliii
:-
trod: the Innate. "Houstoit'
‘ V W iI.
statue it» the Fraternal Order of.
fireman» instead of on foot that}
0mm. t
hire: to matte for lend-Norwich liul- .~
mm enemy ' 7
“g 1.10. til. m .r
more _ alle-
IARG
instead of the usual 4 hour Sale.
WE'VE PLANNED
FOR AN ALL DAY
CAR
The great
est crowds
‘. Minimum of the fl Sole
IVAL
There are no end of values. The variety seems
unlimited. The money-saving opportunities are great . ~
Notably
WOMEN‘S MUSLIN NIGHT
GOWNS
”lit tun handsome new styles;
pritc 75x .\ll hirer. up to 18.
lumurtnu .................
regular
' 59c
coneiuartous. 39c
(intuit l""n\ir :iiiil llrnivtrs inllllillit‘il.
intcmlttl to ill Sillil at 75t .t‘i 390
ti‘lltlll \nInu ”-lmnmrmt,
oi line Nninumk. t‘ltcmiw and lithium
DAINTY GOWNS
stilt ttulmlitlurv nml inu- illlllillt';tl
rt gulur $1 50 null $| in; utluu 980'
lnmm i no
.................
are the Big SaViugs 1n Muslin
UNDERWEA ..... A Few Examples'
PETTICOATS
\\'umt-u‘- White l‘iflilt‘iliiin,
good quality .“iil-illil; 50¢
i'nluc ‘l'umnrrotv ..........
nittilc mi
390
Long more l'v‘ititoal tnntlc of Mus-
liu, will; llnmllurfi flouuu-z
75v \ulm imunrrnu c
Regular $i.il,l rnlut‘s‘, asmprtctl sltnlcn
\\‘ltlt' t'tlthi‘uttlt't'y lltiillll‘t‘
llitll‘l‘tm'
Hillt'i' ilillili) hi\lt‘fi utmlc “iii! tilt-p
ilruum‘ .‘lliil tlusi rtliilt: rt'izulni $l. 5“
& $2 75 \ iiuu
.98c8t$l .50
l Hill! in uii ..
CORSET COVERS
French t'orcrs. triumit‘rl with lace and
embroidery. hurtling :iutl ribbon 19c
tiuixlt; 25C value. 'l‘mnurrnw. .
(Luigi: sizes only )
_ ‘l‘ a -.
liozcu styles. rcmrier 50c ( m’sct (ov-
rrs: all cuts. every size.
marrow
l‘lniuty ('oi-crs in i‘f'tlSS'llai‘ hltlfilitl and
{envy \\'t‘i|\‘tf Nuitmmk; values 50c
up in 7th“. 'l‘nmnrrow .......
DRAWERS
\\'cll»m.’ttlt‘ gmnl quality Cambric
llruu-crs, tlccp rull'lc with cluster tucks.
all cut full width : regular price 19
'lknut‘wmw ............ ‘ c
. . . ‘ e
Muslin Drawers wub lace and cm—
lrmitlcry ruil’lc; rcgularII 50c _39
quality. 'l'unmrmu C
anc and Hamburg trimmed Drawers
ill licst qtlnlitt \uinsmk; vnl— 50c
tits up to Rot . ltmlormu . .
15C.
Look at these
I I
Walshngs
They are Wonderful Values and Ex-
cellent Materials
liniti‘y While “nieiiugs. in hil‘llit‘fi
and i‘llt't"l\‘"‘~3 rt-gulnr price 1/
lili‘ Ivnl‘tl. 'l‘timurruw ..... 2c
Handkerchiefs
Buy Now at These Exceptionally Low
Prices
Women‘s lintllroitit‘rml and l mu 'l‘rilit-
ll‘lt'il lililltlkt’ii‘lllt'lhl ttgulurl)
sold at I2!) cuclt. :\i ...... 7c
Regular i5c .‘lliil lin‘ mint-s. nll lincu
t‘llllil'iililt‘l‘l‘il :uul lut‘c trim
mm. m ................. .10C
\k'mucnk :uul t'hillu-u‘s piniu white
in initial ilillltllu It liicisz tigulur 2c
pint“ 5t tntli \l .. ..... .
Silks
lulu Mil: in all it'lillfiahl lIiIl :ttlt; in wt
wi- l law then St in inn! In 590
inormw ... .
Stallion and
19c
liiLb (italic 'iiintnln} a"
l uu‘ixlt l ntilim. rcgulurl} .mll
ut .‘ilt )tml luuiontm )tl
Notions and
Small Wares
llt‘l. nugk llnnlut nusi liyce. regular
min mt Tomorrow ......... 7c
5i ( t'lllilillii tullar Supporters at. at:
“X llcnutv Plus at ........... 5: card
25h i but Sirmmrtcn at ............ 17c
,l l t'lnrk‘s em yd. spml Machine ("ob
inn; regular Isl value. 3 pounds lor..6c
Mll\\:tlil\ hut-tiles rtgular 5t velnc.
l pawns ini‘ .....
................
tin“ and 25‘ \\ ash itching.» at
Giughams
.'\umsltc:tg Apron iiinglmms. |
\t'iii‘llli)t'. 'l'uuinrrow ....... 4c
Scotch Ginghams iu ~.linrt lcng‘ths.
will rcgulnrly at .25t‘ yard. 1
~l'uluorrttiv ............... 12/10
4V2Ic
lent ‘\l‘llt‘f‘linil l‘riuls regular
8cvaluc. 'imuormu. yard“
Gloves ’3
iii-button Silk Gloves. tloulllc tip i'm-
gore in block and tan only;
$1.25quaiity Tomorrow. 0
alt-last: Silk tiltwcs in block and tau;
75c quality. l'utnorrow. per
pair ..........
Boy’s and Men’s
Furnishings
BOYS' PLAY SUITS
i'nat and tin-rail. sizes 4 to 12 years;
regular 5w quality.
run~
BOYS' BLOUSES
\intlt- nt lcunic anti (hambray. sizes
4 in I: _\t.irs; regular price 190
25c. 'l‘muorrtm ...........
MEN'S “BERKSHIRE" SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS; reg. 0c
valor. 'l‘onmrruw .......5.. 350
‘Hand Bags at 69c
Wmucu's‘ fire! and Morocco Hand
Bagu. titted with purse; single or (lou-
blc strap handles; rt‘Iquluriy Silltl at $1.
Tomorrow
49c
, DOMESTlC SPECIALS
SHEETS
Full lllt'lli‘lit'il.
50c.
regular price
'l‘umorrow . ......
31c
0
“Pt-quot" Shot-ts. the bent lilfltlt‘; rug-
ulur bloc
value. 'l'omor-
m... 74c
PILLOW CASES
ertinrly sold at mm. To 9
marrow cach............... c
this celebration a?
n
arable one is the senate or (Join
ism. but at this
than a tee prsi
e and celebration oi r.
MW» then be held on
“On the uterine «not. it than be .
m or: ' oi
TOWELS
. n
Towels. hemmed:
'l‘ouiorrow. .
Illicit Litton
reg. pt‘lt't‘ i0t'.
sne-
. uucu t rush lover-ling. worth
rel“). yd. ”.ioruorrow vartl.
COUNTERPANES
he will" $i :50. lull size (onto
icrpancs. lomort‘ow . . . . . .
even! ’ l
monuments
70
9c
99c
Full size l-‘riugttl (oupirrpaucn. cut
corners; $2.00 value it» $1.36
il‘ltli'l’OW .
Yard \vitlc. regular price tor
yard. Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . .
BROWN SHEETINO
Full yard wide; reg. price So
yard. Tomorrow . . . . .- . .
7‘4c
Gide
a
WHITE LONSDALE CAMBRIC.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM MUSLIN
Regular price we. Tomor~ 3
74c
row..
TABLE DAMASK
71inch 1;" liner Satin l'iuieh Dam-
on reg movaue. 'lomor~ 660
row. Special
Napkins. all hemmed ready for use.
Iiliiiltll
two niece . regular pricr 150. each.
Tomorrow, each . . . .. . c
talent.
by the activities in its vim new the
tire.
K"... will
its awarded to the Watts
I“lathe largest number of sildiiis to
hesitation to the
institute
Winder! .
luseIthiliisaveoutnsir
-Miltili
Norwalk Chronicler