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NEW YORK. Augustw tw'l‘bat t
sht‘growth‘fifij . option-y a
dash» continuum Jot. . _
_.lswyers.' doctors. scientists and
r“ . is the belief of many pro;
V, . l and ‘i‘n'tliist'i’llll "l”osdérs’lh 'this
. Wane today. perfecting plans to
. turnouts tall. the adventures of
a” top ed work In every field. The re.
’ 7 oldl ”John Hopkins University to
‘ downturnantt the .estabiisnmont
. dd pills of hlnhsr unflattering, and of
Ir smoothies “iii ”northbound with its
her graduate departments are some
all“ the steps that are being proposed
iglmrd equipping America with those
' titles for hihlier learning that now
for practising professional, man
:‘tlflbe sought abroad. With anni-
l'slty for practising professional
f thus not up near the capital of
dilation, ltis believed thstdts you
will his better able to handle their
sent pressing industrial as well as
ligand indigestion”. problems.
, . their thenylnarblodolruclmlt
m desired to round out? the universi-
' or in which it is hoped any lawyer and
.. ”winner in the country may soon be
[little to fit himself for higher attain-
hieltiswilfncstloaas Hopkins was foun-
ded thlriyaiiw years ago with the pri-
mary PM“; of, advancing knowledge
through research. brains to be worked
with marathon buildings to be looked
at. have boon the governing idea of the
institution according to its graduates.
Though the new campus structures. to
whiehitds expected many professional
workers will flock, are being‘ planned
it“ lame and adequate scale, lthss
been (decided today that they must
, luv. tits simplicity of intellectual
work shops. instead of the elaborate
ornnmsnts of the show buildings of
many colleges.
walird realising this ideal of a uni-
versityfor ad vsnoinx all the scientific.
professional and educational labors of
America, 8250.000 has today been of-
fered by thosenqral educational board
with the proviso that 8750.000 be sub-
scribed in addition to complete a nut
lion-dollar fund. half of which is to be
preserved as a permanent endowment.
unity industrial leaders. Irrespective of
their own collage affiliations, are to
day reported to be interesting them-
selves in this movement to provide
higher training and research facilities.
The extensive training of the nation‘s
doctors and lawyers at site extended
university is also said to be attracting
the support om men and women all
over the country.
Every state in the Union today num-
bers many xrsdhates of Johns Hop
kins among its college and profession-
al leaders. it is shown by tabulated
ststistics that have been compiled to
day by Robert H. Grimes. secretary of
the extension nonunittes of the univer.
shy. at its hesdquartsrs. it? Wall street.
in. this city. 'WMJO hundreds of doc-
tors are scatter the benefits of their
Advanced tr 5 at the medical de-
partment of this institution In almost
start! locillty on the continent. it is
r ,_ ,. that graduates of other do.
Wills are active in editorial, set.
entitle. minssrins and industrial
work as well as to solving the civic
problems of sanitation. conservation
mid [overnment survey throughout the
country. it the methods; and spirit
that have been behind the achieve-
ments of Johns Hopkins alumni along
lines can be spread to new and
at: rfiaids of research. It. is predict-
that the nation will feel tits benefits
In increased efficiency among silits
profssslonai workers.
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. mo more hits,
‘ To nudism: .,
IMHO” Enltl
That the New York, New Haven &
Hortford Railroad company will be
able to explain, to the satisfaction 'of
the interstate Commerce Commission,
tits necessity of increasing claimants.
lion rates on its lilies. no one doubts.
This will be a simple mater fotr Prost-
dsnt Charles ablation and his assis-
tants. The commission demands that
the company's reason for raisins the
rates he in its hands by Boat 1. That
the road will be able to comply with
this request is evidenced by the fol.
lowing statement. issued throush the
press department this afternoon: 'd‘hs
company has not rscsivsd omclsl no
ties from the commission of any action
by it. but will. of dour-as. answer the
complaint when received.”
”for
It was Juno i that the inerssssd ‘
. fltss want Into slant on the New Ha
you read. At about the sans tints
Halter communications slant into
shot on roadsilt Nswdsmm ‘i‘hsrs
. was s bastion...» vthsss .adssnoss do
. New Jsrssy..lntt .tltstaosds wars abls
. to make such a show -.as touts lav
orsassdsoostof that. the
mallsslon clot-.saapsnd the tir-
. _. crosses. sittingh it promised. a laser
.. invutlsshoitt this rates. This for-
' titer in vestisaiiosshss not been start-
pd. up to the dissent...
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" ionosswstits IIINQ‘IR‘EAIIQIO.
. Itrsst cadmium downward
n. I ‘t. was Wil-
.
. its ' ii.
that older suit “doll «floodlit? 3,.
ohm azimuth are
fill .
‘ (rotted sincerely tbs difforsnces which
‘ that exist“
“pop cal asp
ct victory for ; s
“the obtains elections. was t
, ‘ unduly “prominent: But .wlrl
part! Wiltlcsvwas not brought out
it rota: ontihtplutsrnal polltlhs
part twss‘irtlisohssdd with more
.‘u‘ndésbomdmlalnly that the
gathering Is in sympsthy with the
"insurgents" in countess. and Gill!-
. - sinusilhllmhotwss honour the
guests. was hailed as the speaker of
the next unusual representatives.
. Om tritium; In Partym
The party numberednearly 100 and
included «most: of the Republicans
holding offices under the city or cool»
ty administration and ill of the party
workers of the city. '1‘ host. Chair-
man Rogers. occupied a center bf
the. table stths head of tho‘room and
presided as toastmaster and perform-
ed thevdutyswell. . , .
A number of prominent Republicans
made speeches.’ and Allan W. Psse. of
Bridgeport was heard in a characteris-
tic addres, in which he made many
ihumorousr references to. his past
career In politics. which was so long
ago, he said. to his almost forgotten.
But, [times change. he said. and people
chnn e‘ with them. He. was nor-
rou e by many new faces. Refor-
rlngto ancient history his said be re-
hetwesn himself and Mr.
Fasssndan. ' ‘ ‘ .
,Ohould Improva Roads.
He then paid a compliment to Mr.
Rogers and said he ought to he
pledged. not to the public utilities bill.
but to good roads and to sea that'the
money oollooted for the speeding
union. is put back In the up-ltoop of
the highways of the state. He said
Connecticut unsold find out how to
spend the money It uses for its roads.
and if necessary should go to Europe
or to Massachusetts. Before cidsinir
he said he hoped that Congressman
Hill would explain all an authority
upon nuance why It Is that money is
so scarce. He said only a few mo
msnls before he had dipped into his
pocket, for some change for the waiter
and till he could find was pennleti. He
could remember it time, long; and.
when he could at least have found a
dime or a quarter. Ho hailed Mr. Hill
as "Speaker Hill," and in conclusion.
said that .fter deliberation he would
announce whether or not be. “can
some back."
Pains Living Too Fast.
Consresrusn Hill made an excellent
speech. commencing by compliment
in; Mr. Rogers upon his emt'leury as
it secretary of state, and predicting
his uncontested rehabilitation and
election. He said he was glad to meet
all present and predicted victory for
the Republicans in the routing con»
tent. both in state and nation. But all
Republicans. he said. will not he of
one shade of opinion and will not be
owned by anyone. (living high praise
to President Taft for the able manner
In which lit? has handled diiliruli
questions, lit‘ turned to Mr. Pulse and
said that the Wilson he did not have
money in his purltol ls lit-cause We are
living too fast.
The American people. he continued.
are living too fast. but there is oath.
in wrong about it and the people
wll right it when the limo cornea.
The look of money in the pocket. he
said. is ascribed to three things, the
extravagance of the government, the
tariff and the high trustwof living. He
showed that the sanctions of the gov-'
ornment had been reduced 328.000,-
000 in the post your. that the appro-
printions bills had bean cut in the
right place. that where espannea had
been increased it was to promote the
arts of peace dud the decreases were
for the expenses of war. the right
way, he said.
Government Extravagant.
The government’s money is spent
for many thinas for which it should
not. and its cited the request by
President Yoakurn of one of the bin
railroads to the 0.000.000 farmers of
tits country to demand of the gov.
crnmsnl three billion dollars to be
expended for highways. The high.
ways are not the government's busi-
ness, he declared. Other dsmands of
.. similar nature were money to light
.IYDIJ maths In Massachusetts and
the hall wsvil in the cotton states.
Tbs larld is not to blame for the
cost of living Mr. Hill said. and he
cited the Payne tariff bill which has
been much maligned. Taking the bill
of fare for the evening he said there
were two llama upon It which the
Pants tariff made an increase, the ri-
aars and what was In the bottles.
neither of them necessities for life.
Referring to a dining car bill of (are
of.” films he said there were it re-
duotions and only live increases. and
these increases were upon plum pud~
dim. champs us. tips. pineapples and
cake. Of a, dial bill of furs tho
some evening there was nine reduc-
tions and one increase. cake. and for
the breakfast hill of host mornins
anomalous increase upon any or»
iicts u n it.
its opsd he would novar live to
see another general tsrlff
throuph the proper method, a per-
mahont board to in expert advice
pod when a need or a change is ap-
parent malts it upon that article.
filtsflll I-lawloy said the its ublloan
party in the county is in shape.
titers an no disssnsions and than will
be none. the members ins differ as
to candidates. but all wil work to
rather in the dual contest. Judss
.Nohbs was called upon but said It was
settler late and he resigned his thus
to fit! as Judson.
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4;,- ldmm
w No smut.
midi. mil ~.
o d min—l.
! l
as W ’ silos for
and what i did eat
llsrtlook diced
1!. Walhsr. lull:
fl .
. NEW HAVEN, Ans. {willie disease
known to medical man as anterior po~
llomyolltis and to. the manual public
as lnfsntilepsrslysls has reached this
.yiolnity after spreading to various
parts of the state. The first case in
this neighborhood has been discovered
[Just outside of the city line. On Ed-
wards street, in Hishwood. a three
year old child utrltEkon with the dis.
ease lies .holplasa, bolus paralysed
from the waist down, with no hope of
recovery. ‘
No Haps for Child.
The father and mother of the baby
are ltsllsus. Johnyliolla. the father.
some time ago found that the baby
was growing helpless. and as the con-
dition became worse. consulted a doc-
tor in the neighborhood. The case Wail
Immediately diagnosed as one of in-
fahtlle paralysis. Tuesday the baby
was in the “Flu condition with its
,iowar limbs raid. it is stated that
there is no hops for the child.
Dr. Butler, president of the Board
of Health. when asked about the dls~
sass Tuesday night. stated that no
case or this kind had as yet been re-
ported to him. but that the Board of
hdalth will immediately investigate
and if possible prevent the disease
from spreading.
Dr. Walter ‘i.ay. liamdon. town
health officer. did not beam to display
much interest In tho mutter when
nailed up Tuesday night.
«Mumm- was“...
THE. I“ RAVEN. ROID’B
EARRINGS “ IIGIEIO‘ED
AlllllT $10,000 PER ll"
July continua of the New York.
New lluvoli it Hartford were decided-
ly better than the management anti-
cipated early in the mouth. Gross l'f"
colitis for the llrtit. work or fun days
showed a marked falling off. nudmour
in; as this decrease did in connection
with u poor Julio. the officials natural
iy felt that this might. murk u rowan
sat in New England truth- conditions
and that some ldnu months were
ahead. .
lint burnings hogan to improve with
the second work in July. and for the
month an it whole the Increase in
gross hits nvci'sgod hotter than 812.-
000 per day, which t‘tllllpfil‘s‘ll with
about Stimuli) per tiny in June, and
some 320,000 per day in May.
in the mt‘flllllllw. the apportion can
he illllilo that the July improvement
has been significant enough to load
the road to postpone any retroiiclr
room plane it bad in llillld.
The New Haven in going right
ahead with its large improvement
plans for Fall River and Now Redford.
the tidal cost of which will aggregate.
about subliminal. Surveys are now
under way and in a few weeks antin-
nl rotiulruotiou should begin. These
plans will, when lint-bed, give a shore
line all the way from Providence to
the end of Cape Cod and will mostly
farilllnte the heavy freight truffle
movement between the manufacturing
cities of New Redford. Fall River and
l’rovldeuce.
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CONNIOTlOUT PATINTO.
The following were issued August 2.
1010; list furnished from other: of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. I'onn.:
Peter F. Bellow. llrliigcport. lire
tool.
lowls D. Christie. liridaoport. nou~
skidding device.
Perry 'I‘. Greenwood. Bridgeport.
pipe wrench.
Donald Noble. Bridgeport, machine
for covering or insulating wire with
yarn or lis equivalent.
Clarence D. Plait. Bridgeport. lamp
socket.
Frank C. Stanford. aridsoport. sce-
Iylena generator.
George ll. 'l‘houiss. lirldasport.
rotar asap switch.
WI liam H. Basil, New Haven, rim-
llra ammunition for small arms.
Ooorae E. 'i‘rsslt, New Haven. rexls'
faring bank.
Clayton H. Cotton. Hartford. dis-
play form.
8. H. W. Hanson.
bolder.
Willard H. Hampton, Hartford, in»
solution support for overhead electric
railway conductors.
Johann (l. Pete on. Hartford, two
patents: Eisotrlol panelist.
Francis 0. draws. Hartford. and A.
ll‘. Olin. Windsor. machine to sepa-
ratina and fosdlns paper bias I.
Nelson l0. Austin. Dsnhury. Irriga-
tion device. r
fluorite A. Bell. Norwsllt. non-skid-
llarlford. tool
revision.‘ tllmt dsvirs. -
and said the lispuhllesns would carry]
Edwin if. llulhs'rt. South Norwallr.
combined hlnse and handle.
tumbler look. .
bouts Davidoil. Itamford. combined
silos horn and button-boob.
(7er Nordcll. Stamford fut-uses.
William 9. Quinton, hominid. cal»
culatlus machine.
John ill. Keller. Jr.. idtchdsld. lh~
nation wire. 1 .. '
Henry G. Villain. Now Britain. dou-
bts satin; sorta; hinge.
films if. not . batten. haul: for
mirrors. brushes. ti. Design.
Traits-his
'l‘bs J. B. Williams 00.. Glastonbury.
preparation: for olpshipa, the ‘tooth.
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POO MN? Ififil 9M0.
. ‘gs-mmmhlougm as roads.
. an‘n*ms but not it t. are always
i?” rss’as- as
rslastrluhthsstatuus. ’ “as
NEW, ' m. on It translate i.
. isothermal out of the ills
of. no mo Order at. so
ml? ill 33hr“
today. from it complies
’
lim-
1-
P. ill. Augonhraun. Stamford. pin!
l”
m. "N Ill
~ . . “it ll
at. ins to have. be
Wiwfully rested on the. charge
of stealing‘fu chicken. Nicholas 'l‘am-
bhl‘rl. a Qupil‘ord commit!“ has
brought, summation , Bernoulli “‘Wai»
tor P. Whig of the Stamford po-f
iloo lured. {H.000 damaiihs. Pa-
pers were ,, this morniuxJn the
court of common pleas.
floodlit Fowl.
. Tumourri man. purchased it fowl
at a marital on the night of Juno lb
and started home with it when he
Was accosted by it policeman.’ The
cup ”mum“ Tahibnrrl llnd robbed nltliut the banquet may turn out to. be
hon roost and he took the contractor .“ bollllmll lulkl't‘fil.
‘ follows:
3 political new and opinions will not be
liito custody although the latter pro»
tested his innocence. When taken to
the police station ’l‘nrnburrl demanded
to sun Chief: Brannon but he claims
dismount Williams refused his ro-
quust. inquiry was afterward made
at the market and It. was found 'l‘uin-
hiirrl had bought the fowl. “
'I‘bo ooutrsolor alleges that ho was
followod throu ii the streets by is
would and so riddled to proof hu-
miliation and ridicule. He recently
brought his notion against tho pallet»
man who arrested him.
DEMURRAGI LIMIT.
New Haven mud to Make it 48 Hours
instant of 90.
Having recourse to the federal luv.-
soverulnu the detections of freight
cars on railroads. the New York. New
Haven and Hartford rnllrond is ex-
ported to plant a limit of fortyelirbt
hours for detention without tioiuurrnito
clinrxaa instead of ninety six hours. as
at present, The new plan will not K”
into effect until about October and thr-
plan is being worked out so as to for-
or the consignurs so far as possible by
giving credit tor limo saved under ills.-
forty-eight hours whlrh can be ap-
pllod to ours on which more than the
limit has been taken.
llorrtoforo the railroad ulvn tilt-d to
have the legislature cilantro the pres
out dellllll‘riigv law, but being \lliliit"
wilful the company will take advan-
tage of the fetirrnl ltiw applied to all
illlol‘valdto trailir.
t,‘omtncutinii upon a statement of na-
tional tiemurmuu regulations soul out
from Boston. llit.‘ Hartford Contact
“"311 ,
it nppsnrs “from his letter that our
i‘nnuooliont dviiiurraxe law. over
which tin-re haw been so many disinn
humane at tliv state house, canuoi
stand against llic last act of countess.
Requiring freight cars to be held in
this state for four days Is hampering
Inter-state ooiiimereo. so say the suit:-
nrilies. and the inter-stale commerce
ctzmlasltm is how aulhnrlssd to sel-
tla such nations by an order.
The rail“ commissioners of tho
munitp-hsrstanmui upon a twodnya'
term with modifications. as for exam-
plt- that. if u (‘ar is not ready at 7 a.
m. on tho do; the. notion Iii sent, than
the demons" period does not begin
until 7 o'rlocb the next morning. and.
If cars are not delivered to an orderly
manner but are bunched. the law does
not hold. "It. word, it puts tho roads
on their mind behavior, but. if they
behave. tho cars must so out ssaln 'ln
two days or exim charge on roads. .
'i‘hsru mans no doubt that New
England in routing to this regulation.
(lilo reason is the same that rvmnt‘llml
the old (Miner‘s wife to dostbfl-«slle
couldn't lll'lll'll. The rest of the rouu~
try Is on it two days' basis. and the
railroad commissioners of the country
think it is fair. and the interstate mm-
mission has the power to order such
a resolution. It surely looks like. busl~
nails, and those who ouaht to know any
that it will not prove half so annoying
as the strippers have lean-d it would
be. but in than may be endorsed even
by those who have been so strenuous
for the prompt status. -
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THEY HAVE A DIfINlTl PURPOII’.
l-‘olcy‘tt Kidney Pills give quick ro«
lief in roan-s of kidney and bladder all»
meals. Mrs. lluao Glaser. 'i‘arre Hauto.
lad, tells the result in her rails. "Af-
ter suffering for many years from a
serious rose of kidney troubles and
spending much money for so salted
cures. i found Foley Kidney Pills the
only lllt'fllt'llm that save the a norm»
nant euro. 1 an) auto able to be up
and attend to my worn. I shall flavor
henltuio to recommend them." The
Bridge i’lmrinsry. "
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OlRLnMAGCUII raruss.
Womsstsr Also Hold on arsvs Chains
of Four Daughters. Youngest
Isl». 13.
Wtitii‘lca'mh. August l.~«llanry (I.
l'owoll. sited bit. a Rolland farmer. was
Irroisuvd lllllOl‘iB Judas duty on coin»
lllltllll or four of his six dsllshiars
and pluuud under ”.000 bonds for a
hosting next Monday on a «dons
charlie. Powell lived on his Rolland
farm with his wife and sis children.
while two of his daushlors bnvs been
living in other parts of the county.
The arrest norms as tbs result of
an inundation began last week
bl' Deputy tihsrill iiidward H. Li trick. l
of Holdall. and Constable Wnl r H.
Pike. of Paxton. and the nature of
titstr srldsnss is spiralling according
to the offloord. Humid: calcium?”
mustilewsllsrs c if euro ._
daughters. tits. Ilia Powsiinlitnay.
of Paxton; Miss dsdis Powell. and lil.
Who has beau tiriasrmontly in Mt-
tum; um Ruth t Will not is. who
has been living at horns.
Sadie b a toolbar IOIII till»
use and' no mm a mother on
dill: Ill. audvttlls Glories they liars
lot the closers were tits principal
fits
which ind to tho am“ of that!
7 her. As the molt of the story
are lily nuts. gnalummuuut. a:
. sr ton. . a nadir s
but and limit be in bdnrt with Pow:
“I “9“ Mali . s, , . ‘1‘
9 Powell an ,. wile ms to llvs
Bullshit fr“ Now York ssrsatssn
t m ribs W-
an
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stun. tins.
TOIRHIW‘DLO W‘s. , ll
‘ .k‘ ' «an-w .
Bavln flack Will Have DIstlncnisrsd
maturing on August 10. ‘
Some of the best known politicians
of the Nutmeg state will be present
at the ro-unlon of the Twentieth Carr
fury Legislative bodies. lilill. 1008.l
1905.,1907. iron at wast limit (”3'
Ausuatwlillshd the great partnering of
'polliictnns is n slsnlncnht one In view
of the fact. that “olootion days" are
not for off. An old fashioned libero
dinner with "extras" will he servedat ya i
.tbo Colonado at S‘avin Rock at 12:30
in. m. A little statement hidden away
In one corner of tho cimular prepared
for the occasion points to the theory
The statement
“By the byewlllxohsnxo of
prohibited."
The ofllcers of the state legislnliv
clubs, Will to 1009, who will be pres-
olit at the ltlsotliig follow:
Club of iilbiml’resliient, .lohn if.
blight. Norwnllt; secretary. William H
Taylor. Putnam; Irilaaurcr, Adrian ll
Wadsworth. Pennington.
club of i003~ProsldenL Michael
Kosualy, Stamford; secretary. William
H. Wilki'li‘e, southhnry: treasurer.
Thomas 1.. Bradstreet. Thomaston. .
Club of woo-ul’resldent. Marcus H.
Holcomb, Southington; secretary
Frederick A. Scott. Plymouth: tress»
uror. Patrick McGovern. Hartford. .
Club of WWW-President. John 'Q.
Tlllloli, New Haven; secretary,lii Hart
i-‘eun. Welliersdeld; treasurer. Dennis.
A. Blakesloe. New Haven.
Club of lilbilwi‘rosldnnt. Elmoro 8
banks. Folriield: secretary. Edwin H
Keueh. Danielaou; treasurer. Frontal.
titties, North Haven.
The list of officers of the legislative
body governing the various olubuis
as follows:
thidetil~-idltnurn ti. flotilla, l-‘alr-
iield; vice-presidents, lunar W. Brooks.
’i‘orrlngton. Charles E. Sharla. Thomp-
iiou. Lutcrne Eddington. New Haven.
Samuel 8, Chamberlain. Hartford. Ben-
jamin ii‘. Turner. Hiddleiown. Charles
I). llurnoa. Greenwich. Richard 1‘. Hill
sins. Winsred; secretary. Edwin
ll. fiends. linoleisou: treasurer.
Frank I. Stiles. North Haven.
Executive Coinmittec'mChul-los W.
Barnum. Salisbury; Philip I. Holder.
mitigation: irvinr H. Chane. Water-
bury; llorlwri t. Collin. Windsor
looks; (linnr W. Plait. Milford; Isu-
cilia to. Wigilton. New London: howls
Provost. how (‘anaaliz (Milford Smith.
Windham: Buliodlri E. l... 'ons. Thomas-
lon; Thomas is. iturroua s. Sayhrnolt;
Edward it. Puller. 'l‘ollsud: Lyman T.
Tinglur. Vernon; litmus ’l‘. timigwick.
Litchilcld; Bordon ll? Wright. Asliiord.
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Ila IARGE OINKI.
NEW HAVEN, August l.-lly
sinking of the barns HrClavo. all
Watch Hill, according to information
melvadlh‘era today. some ion thou
sand bushels of oyster shells were lost.
The McClavo with several other bal-
ites in low of the lug Roger Willlstns
was bound from Providence to New
Haven. The crew of two men on the
barge were rescued by the tug. Tho
shells were consigned to the Htrolford
t’lyster Company and were to have
been planted In the sound off this
port. The barge was owned by James
flushes. .lr., of New York.
W... W... . .. as!“ MM... 3'”
asw vans. now moi}
nanrrono RAILROAD
TIMI TAILI.
W
in («set Julia 6. 1000.
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW YORK.
A. tinnitus. hulls. hzilx. 0:00.
0:57. 1:80. it“. ilzllfs. this. 0:1”.
0:87. loath, lotion. nulls.
P. fir-ltd“. 1:00. mills. 3:12.
5:00s. 6:85, 6:601. 0:00, 0:501. 7:16;.
lion. 0:401. “:20.
undsys.
tun—12:53:. our. sun. met.
it. uwtrntts. mats. 1250:. 6:35.
1:053: 7:00;. 7:09. 7:521. 8:211. Grits.
NIW YORK T0 OOUTH NORWALK.
A. Ala-wild“, (:40. ans. dish. ’i‘tws.
midis. 9:031. liziiis. 0:302, 0:603. tomb.
lltilox. llzilil.
l'. H.w~lh:01s.i:lll. 1:601. Stills.
liltidx. 8:60, «lax, 4:31. 6:031. 5:03.
brill. stills. 0:03s. 32031:. 0:003. D280.
ll:00s. “:80. limits.
Iunds
A. H.»~l::0iiit. MR:- 7zllil. lions.
atolls. M01.
P. Mnmflllfl. limit. 5202!. 0:00.
chills, 7:001. 8:103. “‘30“.
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A. Ila—instill. llids. 0:13.
7:37.
dish 10:10:. 10:88:. tom's.
idiots.
t3. 'Hw—‘llto‘ls, 1:80. riots. hills.
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Olin. 10:08:. lltlll.
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0 lbs. ii. tit r2. Pine Granulated Sugar ......... ..... .. ......... 50s
0% Ilia. H. ii iii. i-‘lnotlrsnulatod Sugar 256
ii packages l’nrawux Ifor sealing) .............................. 25o
Very Best Creamery Hillier. ptluml ......... .. .................. 33::
Mason Jars .......................... qts.. dozen. 60c; pts.. don. 52o
Drake llrothora‘ Sponge Calla, package
Teas
Coffees Eggs Liquors
llulf gallon bottle 8!. Jillian or Meduc Iflnret .. ............... .3760
(‘alifornia (liar-st, I gallon stone lug .......... ............. 90c
A. F.Beckmann & Co.
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BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. 25¢.
White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. roe.
Are you ready for CANNING? Tits SEASON Is hers.
dollars White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops. Sue per dos.
Bast Jolly Glasses. largo also. s64: desert.
Rubbers. Fruit Presses. Strainers. Etc.
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Butter ' Wines and
VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound ....... ‘. . . .'.'.‘.' L' . . .3st:
PURE LARD. a pound .......... ....... .. ...... .... . .xsc
FULL CREAM CHEESE. a pound ................ . ......... 18c
EXTRA FINE EGGS, a dozen ....... . ..................... 25c
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EXTRA FANCY POTATOES ................ . ........ . ....... bushel. No
3 ram hillit ..................... 25c Baker's Cocos .......... .....100
3 cans Corn .................. ..25c Baker's Chocolate .1.... ..... ””100
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8 onus i‘ampboll's Boup .......... 25:: Fresh Eggs. per dosed . ..... “Ila
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CHINES AND RECORDfi.
Disc Records. music two sides. from 55c
indestructible fw0~mlniile Records. 35c
all makes cylinder machines. ‘
Window Shades made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
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