in connection with a ”enrol glove
: mo‘nt throughout the nominee donut
In.” toward onlorclngtn more strictly
‘ litter of the low ill-1m with the
undid. or prohibited matter through
the malls, the poetoillce authorities
hove been instructed by the govern-
,, . men 0 onneeete and forward to
‘ ,anhlhgton all mail which may be sus-
.@ . 3 oil contailiinx stubs. 3030“. or
0 or slips dealing with or iterslure
relating to lotteries
The latest omclal bulletin from the
authorities at Washington onllu atten-
tidal to the eutoroemont oi these laws
and hereafter the looal postal author.
tleawlll be more than ever on the
WE“) tor mail matter of this nature.
Weryhody known. of course, that if
you don' t past a two cent atamp on a
letter and a little green stamp on a
pontoard. the poatoiilce authortiea
wont handle it; but not everyone
We that it you mail a list of the
when“!!! prises lgl ’t102firyhiyo‘Ii are
omtngyreapona on o as up
rlties The penalty tilted by
tat? law for sending such mat-
tar nah the mails is a line of not
We than $1. 000 or trnore than two
years in prison tort e solider Just
now the authorities can tell the list
is inside the envelope in not apparent
but stubu and tickets make a flirly ob-
vines bulge and the author of the
bulae is liable to be taken to built for
his meagresaion in disobeying the
postal regulations
The enforcement of the lawn men-
tinned in the lastest Poet Olilce bulle-
tin will have a onnalderahla eitect up
on New Haven internal organisation
ah leveral inlru are given hero every»
l r and the number 0! tickets and
Bilbo circulated in nearby towns in
by 0 means insignificant
odorts of the postal author-ties
to away with sending through the
roan anything dedicated to the god
dose of chance is significant as one
of the titans in the xeneeral movement
here -axainet lotteries. There is al-
who in force, a rule prohibiting the
publishing of the names of winners of
mines. and Uncle Sam evidently means
to but: nothing whatever to do with
anylitemiure or other matter pertain
to. to these schemes of making mon-
ey. which are dependent wholly or in
"r upon chance. .3
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I HEAD-(ll IILLIIIII
. KILLS ELEVEN
. (Continued irom First Page.)
all of the killed and injured occupied
the smoker. With the exception of E
Wllanlrs. or Rockford lit, who on
killed outright, all or the dead and in-
‘ whose names have been obtainedsoo
were oalllornians. most of them rosld
'21 in towns along the railroad upollJ
oh the wreck occurred
The most eeriounly injured ol the‘
wreck vielimu were taken to San Fran
niece. George Flaherty, conductor or
the frolghl train who is accused hyt
«general Superintendent W 8. Palmer
Mid other omciais of violating tale
Graph instructions to remain in the
lmcio yards until the passenger train
Mill nestled, thus causing the umanh
and! in a aisle of nollaneo today and
unable to make a statement.
The work train consisted of 3 ca‘
house and two flat earn. Corning down
a branch from the Santa Rose Valley it
"crouched to the main line here ‘and
suit toward Sou-elite. whence the
Muller train was encoding «WW
heat: Ross. 'l‘wo mile: south or Is-
on .s revered curve, the trains
osashbd together and anemia: the on
aim of the paesenger train aside, the
work min locomotive plunged title the
illtbr and llama cars. completely"
asunder trhlna were undamaged
t r. obounants escaped with a
‘ us halting up.
i l belloc was done in the
a tearful spectacle. 'l‘he headline
. of a man; lily Willie "to "will!
-- trout the windows or the thinner
illil' 0”in
r annulled liken
'f ole-ta. For houndt Sm
NW9“? ”hm
. g ‘ .in‘ an
e or the injured are thou
“ill‘lt loll condition
nine» in em The other ears or
w Possum summoned out oi
- nor can end rusninh forward be
and the. llf‘lflh outline of no
.3. r train.
land at. room 'er bu oab.
hush -
lites-
mm. Mouton“ reach “mi
“not.
f llrlllll ll 0mm lulu
‘ Wilmette
Ills liver: In
lli‘EI’bl
MIDI“ I. I“ 'NllIllli
(eontlnued from First page.)
» . . m . . . . w;
hereby oertlly that said Austin l‘leioh- -
or died in Norwallr ou the lint day of
. “D. 1151331me pyaemla, the
0. mixture
, 3 run into
3: the hint“
- - y anionic-
mobile. ”
Austin Fletcher left his home in the '
town of Wilton, Conn" for Norwallt.
On July 14 will. in an automobile
ownéd and driven by Horace Nash of
South Norwalh, Conn. The said Nash
stopped his oar-kn the north or his
right hand slle 0 Wall street. anno-
site the Norwuilt Hotel headed south
as near the curb as the excavation in
the roadway would nemlt. about it
. o‘clock a m. on said day. ‘
The said deceaaed then atonpcd out
0! the car and the mid Nash directed
him across to the south side of said
street to a borbcr ehon. He had gone
only about. six feet from Nash's me:
chine when he was struck by an auto-
mobile driven in a northerly direction _
by Henry Wailers. oi south Norwallt.‘
The said Walters. who was driving
his car about ten miles an hour and
in about the center of the passable ‘
loadmy. there being several vehicles
etandina next to the tenth old of the
curb oi the street, sure no
or his approach. 'i‘hh lop. forward part
For in. institute covet uni sold do-
cooled. canola: a i tune or his until
Iadbmitina the in a bracket and
depressing several who on the front
of the automobile radiator. The said
Walters made no mm in atop his
car until horn diluted in him to
stop, which be {about fifty-[our feel
from tho mint o! Incident.
There were no trolley oars. vehicles.
or any olhor tiling to met the view
or the roadway as Wai era wan pro
needing.
were also in. plain M1. In Hull 0 the
said dot called. The automobli
by said Wailers bore “license num-
bers oi any description, either on the
from. or rear.
The said deceased was a nieitly boy
and was treated for abscesses. as well
as the aforesaid injury, while confined
to the hospital on account of the slum
said fracture of his altull.
The medical testimony is that he '
would have probably recovered from
thelniury were it not for the abaoeuell
and that he would have probably re-
covered from the abscesses were it not
for the Injury. and also that the frac-
ture to his elull m'erlally lessened
his Delivers of resistance and lowered
his vitality.
if an injury he sustained while not
in itself neceaaariiy nun. but which
lowers a person's vitality or power at
reel-tattoo to a diseaae iron: which he i-
may be surfer-in; at the lime and in
the all top! degree hastens such nar-
aath. the (act of the disease
does not loosen the liability of the one
inflicting such lniury.
While the raid Henry Walters may
lob being caused ,
amlnl -
Nash and bio automobile ‘
e drilled -
is the but made--
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“no“
You.
Sunday.
Arrow Brand COLLARI
May's Results.
New Britain ll. apriulleid 2.
lirid‘enorl a. New ll van 0.
Northampton 1. Hart ord ll.
Waierbury-liolyohe game
South " Norwalk
W 4 .l
Louie Udelolho his bought out the steak from them and the some.
i will be sold at a great an». to you. Remember. this is not a red
glen eaie, but a tidal selling out. you .
7Every Still to the Store Must
‘. B’le Sold Within ill Days
You will used a suit tom tulle Just "Is‘ We" come now and buy for
half the prion you would have to pay elsewhere. The clothing we sell
Rochester cit."
and at with low prleaa‘ that you aunot allot-d to miss the aaiel Come
in and look around and convince yourself. ._
um
MEN' 8 SUITS. aold all over at "1.60
price ............... . ..........................
MEN'S SUITS. gold all over at Ili‘ii’lO.
price ..............................................
MEN'S DUITB. sold all ovor Cl 02‘! 50 Our boiling out
price . . . . . ..... . . . ...... . ........................
we altto have a low down of NEW! 8HlRT8. Ii fill Solllnx
out price ................. ‘~. .........................
We have some extra slsea of FINE UNDERWEAR. selling
w foul price ..............................................
500 and 760 NEOKWEAR. Selling out prion. ..
99
“l
n
our «oiling out
57. 0Q
$3 50;
Our selling out
$12 so
350
200 £13ch
290 81 3%
CAP. at ..
L be as "m M (0 Th
ill llll out or illll
niayedr
RIMIMUEI. £VIRY ANTI“! BOLD II GUARANTEED IV ME TO
B! FIRST CLASS MERCHANDIIE
rssmrllillrvirlrlztli
ls Ill Tilt min rust
name i own it on...
Connecticut been. Mending.
\ b lg}; 3.5 95% Y“ M M "I. 30””!
Voter ury ......... ‘ .
Bridge ..... 52 a? .bll l" Rm m _
New il‘llain ........ ill l: .533 .
Surinsllold --------- M ii» Ml» When Fruderiell John Crouch want
M" H"'“ """" "5 «i ‘5” ed into the county court home in
Hartford ........... ill II .4“
Northampton ______ 37 53 ‘3“ . nridxapori 3‘00!le Willi. and (OM
Holyolre ...... ..,..:ii is!» .38: Asaistant (‘lerh lichsel J. ”negation
lrhat he wanted to become a cliiaen.
the but! clerk decided. alter looking
over Frederick John's six feet. dvo
llnchcv oi dosh and blood that he he
Headed to the desirable elilsen class
As the examination proceeded and
.Mr Crourh told hie short life story.
l work that it has proved sueceulul in
1 user oltiea where the bills have been
g; of a resolution altered by Councilman
,meellng. The call of the erection nre~
V vices. While he was ready to pay his
* aharo. lie honed the resolution would
- extends. as far as hie observation and
investigation about to a Willi midwal '
flooditlon hi it loolleb one.
. anion skidding on even
out: oblootlon in Devin: the
rental u or of the street was because it I
limos-
ne hill. and ”other
i. with runable it M
, D
. . duodenum pov»
dW’hll . this and
‘ :lfere church union in 0 held with-
oMmatot-lol disadvenlnse iron: the
lime of lila1fdi‘fllllwnli in More or
paving. or rd or continuing the nav
ins. we presented. one was that
the mat ol was on hand end might as
well be utilised. while it in here. lor
tile paving would aunly some in time.
Another point in favor oi doles the
9 great deal ateopor.
tint despite all the arguments. when
the votes were mated it aborted that,
had two more men voted in lavor of
the proposition. which was in the form
11.8mm“ twice as many would have
voted that the resolution pass than
uninat it. do it was the vote showed
lclnrly and without any doubt vrhat
was wanted by the meeting-wile to 58
The martin: was brief. having lash
0d filly threeouartsrs at an; hour at
mm
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Brendan. who braided. and
the clerk. Ira O Grew-y. road the call. .
”a Madman linmeil presented a pm
tltion asking that the paving he eon
tinned as tar as the sun of 62. 250.
blue the property mments and the
trolley company assessments. will al-
low, in Wall streamed that the noun
oil be given the inwer to do the work.
Mayor mundane stated that the res-
oluiion did not bavo anything to do
with the having or anything except
Wall atmt. end that he felt that it
was quite necessarylo clear the mat-
ter in» in the minds of those at the
unlined that only the matter of paving
Wail angler could be considered.
(Zonuresantan Hill said that the pro
DOING!) was the moat foolish one he
had ever heard of. He spoke of the
pavement on the hill and of the dan-
ger in "to slippery weather. He lav-
ored wood or the panes: macadam.
lie said there in doubt as to whether
Wall street extend: any further than
where having» has now cubed "a
iillollll oi the hieihodiet oh rch and said
it would be too noisy for church ser
he ml down
Arlo y J. lleidon Nurlbnu said
that he roomuenled a woman in Vi out
avenue. whose name he did state.
The northern line in claim to end
at the end 0: hire Hill 3 property it
of lhe hill
lie earned wilh Mr. llill that the pro
lie told of
the damm- of having a difference of
Nd fold of
the level
xrtulnd. in case of arcideni on the
bill, it ho were Judge. he would hold
lhv city responsible. lie honed it
would not nose. ’
Dr. Janet: ti. ovum Wes
heard. lie said that the piece or ma-
ondam war the best, of any’ part of
West avenue
dents ready and able to no). but they
do not wish it He also mood olth
Mr. Hill. lie auolle oi‘ the doles. He
has traveled that part of the road in
fooling mldwny on the hill.
(hell
. Herbert R. Smith spoke of the con-
Hlltioos and said he was 0090!“! to
the prone-tum.
HenryP PJ’rice out it would no a
plan to have meterlal slid nae ll.
lih or Water strode.
the bill was on Wallotroet or in West
avenue. 1
sum suede is a loo thins.
coaaelentlonoly say anythinu in lav.
or oi continuing it.
I
lie thought all real -
all” warmer and has round it all rinht 3‘
. onJohn .l. llanlon nailed about whether i
ll. hi. Kent believed the immune i
m couldn‘t .
Hodidnotba»
ballirda
Practically llyv
is‘ the last dayth for} till:
0 more days {Or the low prices and discounts.
3% ii lull ' I,
WlSale‘
flouee Furnishings.
These are the Prominent Featur‘ts
Upholstered Library Iand Lounging Chairs in certain
Certain lines of Roll and Flat Top Desks.
Odd Dressers and Chifloniers. . 7. '
‘I‘ as perceii‘t. lessthan regular. ' .
Furniture in regular stock. Ardahan Rugs, Dinner Sets
lines.
of eve grade. Silverware, Cut Glass, Electra
Shades. Dooley Brion-Breed
ables,
of Kitchenlvare.
,Gas Part-u
d many lines.
20 per cent. less thanre finial;
(Globe- Werniclte Cases and Files Reeerv
Carpets. Regs. Curtains. Drapery Fabrics, Dinnerware
in stock patterns. Vacuum Cleaners, Gas Ranges, Bathroom
Fittings. and other goods.
to per cent. less than. regular.
Curtains at Special Prices ~
Ruffled Nets.
Value $2.00 for $1.25.
Value $2. 50 for 81.15.
V aloe $3 .00 for $2.25.
V alue $3 50 for 32.75.
Boone Femmes
_Velour Table Covers.
Value $ 4.00
Value $12.00
Value $15.00
SIZL‘
size 8:4
size 10-4 .
Upholstery Store. third floor.
Renaissance.
Value is 6.00 for 348°.
Values 8.00 for $6.00.
Value $lo.oo for $8.00.
Value $l2. on, for $9.00.
V alllc $2. 75 for $2.00.
for s 2.50.
for s 8.00.
for $10.00.
Kitchenware less ‘20 percent.
Water Coolers and Fillers
Window Screws
)apanned Ware
Wooden Ware
Crochet ads
Pattern Table Cloths
Carving Sets
(fuller
Aluminum Ware
Earthen Teapots .
less to per cent.
less 20 per cent.
The; D; M?
WEDNESDAY’S SPECIALS
2,
mm and Tourism
RUFFLID OURTAINB
Valuediic .....:.Baie Price Mo .
RUFFLID CURTAIN!
Value roe .......Oala Pelee 400
nurneo omit-Ame
Value 81.00 .....Isle'Prlea ”a ‘
rm- ounrems
Oslo Prion”
oorwtde humerus -
sat. Prices
not have been exceeding the statutory ------ Cl Fl re 0 vi ed ‘ N ‘
limitations on to the speed of alrtomo . Natloryl Luau. Iiandlna. lbfirkevotmlllfll" "7:, awlfiieagtn wE‘ulu 2mgbhfimyhgfii?lybmgikuu m ' Vsluelz E'I'rfif'lul: Price. In
ill on at the time or the accident. rot ' W. i.. Pull p“. hum" oven from the moist a u Wilson obi ed! ha i th 7
law mntemnlatee that. regardless Chicago .......... .62 3! mo orillral colleiwmlor oi American olll- brlelt in y 3 ”It: 1:“ 1““, l“! i ”“1004le
of s eh regulations, a person must at Pitt-burn ........... i-l’u :ill Millennium lullutlluu the eminent on shoot it ron : 3' god n 't. . Value let: ....... Illa Price 14c
all! tmes lune reasonable care uni pm- New Yuri: ......... M 39 .bsllnoneul of Moo trunnion who is such a "0 mm; :m ° ° '. nominate: ' " .
muon Inommunn mmh mhlnm. l’liiledalphlu ........ n 47 run llilllx man than uttu' helm-en em 0 n d m u,“ 31mp- “m” . "N" “7‘,“
both rented by tho ulluntlou lulu ('llll'lllnall .......... i7 ill .490 more Hill and hi: odious in New York. all "f, m“: ‘h ‘2' f rel "m” 200 mmJ‘" "m ‘5‘;
uurro ndlng circumstances in each lot llruoltiyn ........... ii hi Add a," N." Nag“... ” ’ 'h w“, ”W ° ° ”w ' PRINTED ”a"
stance. nt. unu- ........... in to .102 """ 9 h "”9" WW" "9/. v ,
i dad that the death of said Austin llootuu ..............au . on m ”" °“’““" W“ "m d” "m ”c ”‘" "'° mm were ‘“ ”M '“ m“ “m” 2°” " """ “" M“ '5‘
Fletcher from ”yum“ III! heateno‘d W W ' ‘riml born ill ”MIMI. ‘EIK'IIMi not. lllD)‘ ‘IN I Inuit“; “It‘ll "in an: . I TAPIITIV CO‘VIRINOS
by enactment the skull canned by VM'I'I Mlle. . or iron: the rumour battle lied of ans 0 men n rm 0 the nronos- . u. 'N ‘
bel run into by an automobile driven humour. a. auto. 0 . afluliymrslflg (mmgohl: 31mm rallied 1:333:36“ m 0 "I J
byu nonry Walters. or South Nor-walk. Other ulna meannediraln. an an item of any andwheo be M. W on y murder“ with briolt “a
:o'llliat the and out. While" wan Marleen Leann standing. . “4"!" h’ ”M n" m M“ " m" l infli‘wlll‘ll‘n ,
5W) anihmo‘bl e at the time in L, my. ”5" l 11““ . . liq All!” its 3min. ill other
wi brass any license nnm- Philadelphia ........ ti .m '3‘: .‘g‘nm‘ l" W.“ “"n “ m . ”gt: ml Willem
here on. 0 our.“ required by law. beaten . ...... do to .soo Warmlmd‘b m. , ”0:31“ W t D“!!! “whim W
fail 3nd lhll‘dnlien’g Wall?!" of Wrath” . ”3: it: .333 w“ I” rim of a” I”. mom“ i “tar” 3.13912 witb‘adwar :33
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said autumn .ir and devalue the death 0&4“ ---------- ‘5 w 4'“ mn‘l‘xi'll‘fl. Tait“: 193:. 23:22. I"; (William reruns “ohm” the
0! said man Finisher. . linoleum ...... ..u all .m. m h 3mm” no? wwm m a“. . Neon-“0%“
l h.” “an “IQ “Ed “On” w‘IEOI‘D Lhwfim ‘ """" l" as 59 5”: .I f rib 1n J‘umr, :3“ I“ g. “V ' ~ flu,
for mantlauxhter. and have submitted St Loni-woo. r.- t. all- «u .m a ”PM mam ,3 bunny“ MID ”hem" fit: 0-3 If“. i
my findint to the amounting alter .4 um, i 3’ h .l. “J: M “a“ d 1%?qu ,
neyomomsilt, c.0nn w . Vanni?“ w‘mlu. or: o u an war 1. . 3
in IWIRCO “uh ma law“ I Wguhlngwn 3' ”‘9.“ WI“. 10 mm... (3:5me .Dfiwurth "0! ”- “QM . ’
have delivered the body of said on. ”man 8. New orb. :1- l‘lerll' minnow: tooled at will 5% h ”30““!!thth n3. ,
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