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astsrday At the Golden Spur.
7: _ East Lyme.
tlLt nuectiout Regiment was held at
9 Spur yesterday. The Business
97; during the late forenoon was
' . y the reports of officers and
lion of new officers. The lol-
re chosen:
denté—ll‘rank n. Beckwith. of
Vice President—Joseph Pea-
Second VicoPreeidenthohn li.
Booih‘o‘t Nbrwtch . .
‘Vlee~PresldentV—-llenry it.
hi.’ or East Lyme...”
floretery and Treasurer-«~14. D Sev-
in. of Norwich.
Corresponding Secretary—«Benjamin
1". Gates. of New. London.
WHAT i3 AN ELEMENT?
45 his little book called "The the
moat; 7 William A Tlidsn defines
an elation as a "substance from which
59‘ the operation of ordinary chemical
times only one kind of matter can
«than sabotaged somewhat.
be obtained." This in something quite
different from the four elements of
Aristotlowilre. water. eatth and air-—
or .tho salt, sulphur, and mercury of the
aluminium Even in modern times the
csstceptio'n oi what an element really
Sir Wil-
lloin adds: “Until recently the ele-
mounts of the arsenic world were sub-
to be ilxed. immutable with the
lapse of uses or under the at My lor-
cos concerned in tile mahing‘o worlds;
but within 9' few years we have learn-
ed that the atoms at least are contin
us‘liy crumbling away it is impossible
to Vua‘y whether all may. not be suited-
talent waste which in the long
y lead back to the primotchqos.‘
now 29171:. new HAVEN a
narrow nameoao
TIME TABLE.
*—
in Effect June 5,1910.
.OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
&. M.:-12 53!. 5: 08!. 5: 41!. ii: 08,
o 59. 7: 20 7: 49 9:17x.' 9951:, 9:151:,
. ”Air.
9:97.10:25x 10: 4617 11: 29:.
P. M~12: 551. 1:05, 2:501:. 3: 17
5: 901:, 5: 95. 5:51». 6. to. 6: 5017, 7:157.
"#5917 9:7911. 10: 29..
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.a. .57 ~12: 5:717. 5: 09:, 5: 41:. a: 57
a: 90:.
P754 .:-12 56!, 2: 34!, 2: 50!, 5: 85,
: 5501. 7:00x, 7:09, 7: 52!,8:21!V, 0: 42!
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8th :79: 03:. 9215199 3011,9401. 1005.
11. 00:, 11:0 ll,
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All that is needed to make a charm-
LYMiil, Aug. 17 -'l‘he annual mg mm shoulder wrap i. 9 piece or or lashed into fury by the strong
11 77nd dinner of the Twenty-slx- silk or silk voile three yards or more northeast wind blowing, was for too
(in length, which is to be edged all
iaround with a narrow plotting ta ruf-
u will do). of the name This little
scarf is tied over the bust. and falls the
length of the gown.
7‘
l
A collar of cream iuce makes the
perfect finish for one of the Persian
crepe blouses.
Gray felt with soft onswathlng
llmnds and large eoit rosette of pure
; white elik mskres a nutty little hat (or
'enrly full w
'l‘nn champagne. beige and yellow
Appear among the accessories or all.
’ kinda in anticipation of the vogue for
brovm thnt is predicted for fall and
winter. 1'
Dainty slipper rosettes art- of malinc
with jet centers. either clusters of
single lots or little twist. of strung
bonds. 7
'l‘he nutty little sash, knee doping
tied with 11 small bow in the buck.
gives a girlish aspect to the. twoeloth
gowns new so much worn. it is more
often like the materiel which forms the
deep item or plotted flounce below.
though it may be of the tunic material.
'l‘hreo contrasting tucks or plaits
running from shoulders to itipa on each .
side of the front or one piece frocks
are crossed at the waist line by the
satin girdle. Similar plults are often
out in the sleeves also, lost over the
bond of the elbow.
Among the newest of the swuntors is
ihe lluhsinn blouse knitted over with
belt and having culfa and collar of
fancy stilt or cretonne.
A duiniy touch is given the little bow
of Paisley silk for the neck by the,
addition or a. tiny strap or cross piece
or white linen.
Perfect features are n necessity to
wearing the Persian auto veils over the
771cc; but if features and complexion
will hem it, these give a mysterioum
oriental air that is quite fascinating.
caucus—n
i
Man's boot: has thin to say of the
custom of wearing a black hand on the
lly became too exhausted to continue
sleeve an an indication or hair or sec
and mourning: it is usually considered
better form to abjtire entirely the lie
nu nearly everyone has at least one
black unit or ehouid have. the nouns
sity of the band is not quite apparent.
—-—"l mattered habitually from coast!
potion Dean‘s Regulate relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been regulsr over slnce."—— . E
Davis. xrocor. Sulphurusprlngs, Tux.
.. Mun—~—
overalls on runs.
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Report From Porto moo lays They
Grow Around Mangrove itoots.
WASHINGTON Aux. ills—«Oysters
grow on trees In Porto Rico and fish
that have never yet had the honor or
mention on“
Rico. and dab of hitherto unknown
varieties will eat out of. the anglers
hand in Porto Rico. according to n
I'llpofl to the Bureau of insular Affnire
from San Juan which ssyst.
iiaheu are talent by hand. hook and.
line or trolling: Clhdil.
cubrs more. nasstt‘il grouper.
hind, tore. rod grouper. parse prieto.
do; snapper 9917mm. rod snap
per, mutton thin.- lane shsnpor, mar.
irate. yellow tuilrlnd plums."
cry of grief if one cannot afford on“
done not. approve of wearing black and 7 bio on Futri‘iehi bunch watched them
expend!" resistant
menus uwim in the Waters of Porto ‘
“At one part the «allowing food '
mt. :
simnlsh mackerel, itinixiluh,ed tunnels. .
re
, tourney
Buttllnn min-7 both wind and tide
yesterday three persons: hall a thrill-
ing time in melting the trip from
Fairlleld beach tp' Pendeld Reef limit.
hiding tossed about on the water three
hours and a halt in a small skiff while
hundreds or people lined the beach
watching their brave struggle but
powerless to help them since the wai
rough to allow any available boat to
he launched in an endeavor to aid"
them.
The people in this little host were
hire. 6. A. Heather. of Fairllcld. Miss
Helen Porter, of Dunbury. 11nd CIIN‘IBE
Campbell. 11 young man. The party
left on a halting trip, but flnslly
reaching the lighthouse were glad to
not book after they had rested them‘
eelvne a little. the wind by this time
having abated a little sad the tide
having turned.
Lost In Oar.
Miss Porter has been visiting Mrs.
Houmer for some few days and was to
«harm to her home today. The
potty started out yesterday on tht
fishing trip which at times looked as
if it might have a fatal termination.
The start was mule about ll
o'clock in a smell ultlfi equipped with
two pairs of ours. Campbell was row
ins and soon after getting under its)
a big wave swept one our from Mr
grasp.
A Brave Iaitls.
The party having once set. out
the lighthouse did not propose to 7'
compelled to give up their trip and so
continued on. Young Campbell deal
the rowing alone and was helped by
the two women The telling this old
ed their adorn and they made soniv
progress against the wind. but only
slow progress at the best.
Finally the tide turn and by
making great efforts the lit 9 party
were able to reach the lishthouss
907m attersards. 7
The hard titruule with the wind
and the waves had all but exhausted.
them They did not dare to take 9
chance and turn the boat around lp
the busts tumblers that rushed upon
them for such a tout-tie would have
been to invite an overturn of their
frail craft. But after a three and
one half hourii' battle they were able
to roncb the lighthouse and be assist
ed to land there by the keeper so or
haunted that they were scarcely able
to handle themselves.
Crowd Watched.
After a rest there they were able it
get back to share, the wind having
one down and the title being in theii
ever
For over two hours crowds ohm
the boat being high on the crest of a
use wave one moment only to in
uriod in the'irouxh' of the ms 747?
next. Not a boat was available that
won considered safe enough to at-
tempt s rescue; indeed. all were of the
damn character as the itnperillod
craft.
' Mrs. Hosmor was inclined last nilill
to tnulto light or the whole affair as
betting that at no time was the party
in danger, but none of those who wit
passed their [silent struggle would
have cared to have been in the plum
of any one of the party Pendent
Reel light is but a short distance from
Fairileld beach and the trip there
would have occupied loss than an
hour under ordinary conditions.
But undoi- the influence of the
strong northeast wind blowing yester
day the water was unusually rough.
the sound being covered with white
caps us far as the eye could reach
W
Wittaito truss.
7771.77 devout dilaosiaful Asesnslohs
in tnilsid in ourtiss Aeroplane. ,
ENNELD Ana. tam—137171977717 sue
517777 of the Wothoqs club of 19718478!
Charles 14'. Willard in a Ourtiss sew”
plane yesterday toads several seoeass~
. A5 for oysters. Captain John H:
Kerr, of llsltimore who is in Porto
Rico looklnk over lite dihln field is
authority for the declare on that
they grow on trees and the mm to
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549790171987 Willem stsrt'sd with
«‘5me mislead
line 0177 We; Lost Early in its .
'inu‘aui in eliminating reckless suto~
, the persons whom the street railways
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Elmer H. inunIhnry. ehlol clerk in
the office oi the state secretary. has
mode it new departure whteblha hopes
mobile drivers from the face of Con-
necticut. For some weeks, he has
been contemplating the possibilities‘of
inviting tile superintendents of the
street railways in the state to film
notifications oi cases of reckless driv-
ing, as the motornien and the oonduo
tors on the street core haven-.oppor-
tunity to observe it the chauffeurs obey
the law requiring" ll motor vehicle to
reduce its speed to three miles an
hour when passing a car that has atop-
pad to lot oil passoueors. This method
is introduced by. Connecticut. 37777 hir.
wunubury think; “Will he subcontin-
it it proves tone such. other stem
will be into to 271017 of it The
state declared war on the reckless dri-
ver some time ago. With the aid or
the newspapers and clipping bureau. it
has discovered» to! in fractions by
habitual viola 'l‘hoso men have
been dealt with accordingly. The oss-
es thitt were heard had usually an no-
citleut connected with them. tor the
papers on prone to deli with effects
alone in this held. 11qu sheets becomes
less important than the causes inter-
est now is counted nwelsariiy upon
the cattle cg oi these mishaps
n my many trouble omitted
lrotn pure estimates
4 A little carelessness may be tolera-
ted for a time. but when carelessness
verses upon manslaushier. when hu~
manltice' life in endangered. the law
steps in and says. "Hm. your license."
The motorman on a our planing an-
other in at e utendstiil rings his hell,
or he not! a call from ‘lhishoretpr
The chaudour in any cases omits to
do this The mo orman slaciions his
tinted on approaching another car at
real The chauffeur, rarely. it is to
but the law before the eyes of the
speeding publlt believing that they
will profit thereh as well as the pod-
bstria‘ns that maintains taken this
action There have been so many vlo
lstions of this particular law that
the time use come when the chauffeur
Vgets his call from "higher-up”
The parties receiving letters from
lite state in this connection were the
riotendenta of the following street
rs way systems: Norwich I. Weston
ly Company, New London a East
Lyme Company Hartford I: Bnrlns-
tlold Oolnpany. l‘onnacticut Railway 47
Lighting Company. West Shore Com
patty. Booth Manchester Light, Power
t Tramws Company. Providence a
ilanlelson mummy. Onion 9 Stou-
oxton Company. mmlnston comps-
y, Danbury a liethoi company and
the Gonueciicui company.
“ The copy of letters dispatched yes.
superintendent»—
i neu- euphemism complaints ot a
mnsrni nature have been racoivoda
this once or the violation on the part
of motor vehicle operators with espo-
clsi retard to the: reduction of speed
upon passion a street ear that is
‘Itstiosary or she t-to stop. on the
some side of the list on w lob psaeen
'gors ai's ordinarilyreceiv or dlsehan
ted‘. The law provides that an excess
of thrse miles per hour shill he prints
lasts oridsnos that the driver is cost
atlas 9 machine in a reckless man
nor an in violation of the law
, No one is perhaps a more Meant
observer or this than the conductor or
mommies upon the street car. and ii
is also important tor the interest of
iifv‘u as it is for the state in determin
thorsons capable of and all tied to
55434510 a license to operate a 5 ms
7 With the coopel‘stion of your aorv:
loo upon the ritual our! this ethos
Wild receive into nation of the hair
ittlsi rock! is and): slid upon pen-invest!
at,“ art once thul girth. Hindi-ow
License 31944 which such persons are
“his“ w 9in r tie-Opera on in
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Connecticut Leases 77777717...
47. P707.
Wetsrbury W58 4: .580
Bridleport W95 71 .577
. Nownrllain .. ..... 3 45 .541
‘ Springfield ......7.5l 50 .505
New lisven ........50 till .509
Hartford ..........48 48 .504)
Nerthatupton .il 58 .414
1101951777 ............3V? “ 50 .386
Yesterday 'a Rabbits.
Northampton 4, Waterbury 2.
7101370777: 2 New mm ti -
Hartford: ll springneld 9 film
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same): Hartford 5. Springfield 2 (sec
and camel.
New .Bgitain 7. Bridgeport 0 (40 in-
3198')
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American League distilling.
‘ W. L. RC.
Philadelphia ........ Til 84 6.85
ilotiion .. ........... 63 46 .577
Detroit ............ iii ill .54“)
New York ........ iii) 49 .550
(Lowland .......... 49 59 .458
ll ashlnnton ........ 47 on .429
(Ihlem............44 517 .715
St. Louis ........... at it .824
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Yesterday ’a Results.
Cleveland ii. Philadelphia 9
Detroit 4V, Washington 2 t ill inningsl
National League lt‘an‘dlnm
W 17. EC.
Chicano ........ all 75 .557
Plitahurs’ .......... 63 40 .8017
New York ......... so 72 .599
Philadelphia ........ I12 . $12 " .500
Cincinnati .. ....... {72 54 .491
itmklyn ........... 43 6! Jill
Si. Louis ........... id lib .393
Boston .... 7 . ...40 70 .364
Va , a Results.
lloatoh 4. at. is 3.
Pittahuru I. New York l.
Philadelphia? (‘incinnati 3 (first
name): Philadelphia 4. tlnrlnnaii 3
4770007“! camel
limokiyn 7.71m
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chic-so 2. lit-polo
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Piiililili illillllll.
The Commuters.
"The ntthurbaniios will laugh until
they u-"uop. says the Evening Globe,
of The Commuters. James Forbos‘
new rat-trial comedy of suburban life
with which Henry 17 Harris immut-
ed the season at the Criterion Thea»
fro, New York. last Monday night. "it's
good fun front its first moment." cou-
tinucs the writer, “for its simplicity
and Americanism takes one book it»
the Hoyt fsrcea- Retort tickets will
be in order. and no growls about re
blues either. it will catchtralns busi-
ly until every citlsen of the adjacent
‘Manors.’ ‘Pnrks' and 'llursts‘ has than
himself as others see him." "if you
live in a list so and hub at the cunt-
meters. if you are a commutsr. you
will forest your own troubles." advises
the Evening Telomm. "'l‘h‘e sudlonce
lsunhted unlit its sides soiled.” says the
Evening Post. and the Evening Mail
epitomises The commuters . in the
torso phrase “Three hours of. laugh-
ter." The Evening Journal act-soles
with item. «team that Mil laughter
of divers and Vhribus shades and .
trades mesh anything, there is no
doubt of ihes success of The Commut-
arit which is referred to by the Korn—
ltlc 'l‘ele ph ts “A titan
17mph. " s Time. considers it to lu-J
llesie on tbsipsrt oi the author.“-
broader and Widen sousili‘nnoss“ of
lfe and chant r than either The
mom Lady or he Traveling Boles“
nan, while the Glimmer-diet considers
thut “it will rival the. calm Lady 4!!
mpnisrlty" and charsotsfl‘sss it: he7
nor as "llleitendsons." The Americas
iredlota that "The Commuter wilt W
me at the criterion loan for:
ions time to noise."
liroadway for s loan {luckier it bris-
lies with keen satirical uinor
ottty- mutton “V “for
new rsdletfons is mm in «of
tidtwhieh we “You-14941177991
led to in. and to w
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bailout work it wound/Os insidious to , .
girl individual members of the east . 2
inane." bivaly tun will he
«one commune
47»; 3‘; 179.77
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«at denim than!“
Will
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thrill. the war with Japan and west
thven 'svniedal tor bravery
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tidtri-
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Commerce endorses 71777777777157 sad .
considers it "destinmto shine on ‘
svu .
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The Store Closes at 5 p.111. Except 19777777797
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859919] Values 171 Men ’9 Wear
7
7
71
1‘49: Negilgee Shirts we are showing tor $1.077 are all
exclu' yr. intros and are regularly sold for $209. At
prop-.57 wfimvc éfl sizes from 13/; up to 18 inclusive. Spe-
rial price $1.971; .
Men'sfitmette Shirts which have been selling for $2.00
are now Rated at special sale prices.
gmfil rte Willi bind, $7. 39 each.
’ Shirts with collar attached 87.50 each
Men' a Not: at in early fall patterns. in silks that us-
ually go into ac tiscktvcar. 1 our in- -hands made with wide
open uncle no of the best values we have ever offered
Special at age.
iron Flower Boxes and Jardiiueres
at half price.
7.01
a
. 1 , ,
Oi heavy cast iron, artistic in design, with white enamel
outside. Suitable for use on porcltoor lawn and especially
nice for cemetery purposes. Several designs, shapes and
sizes. some {node to hang by chains.
$2.00 style for 31.490.83.50 style for $1.75.
$4.00 style for 2.00. 5.00 style, for $2.50.
4.00 style for 3.00. 7.00 style for 3.50.
. $9.00 style for $4.50.
Initial Handkerchiefs.
\\’omcn'.~‘7 Initial Handkerchiefs in :1 fine sheer quality
of pure linen with hand embroidered script initial. 157: each,
two for 25¢.
'Mt'n's pure linen with initial, 139 each,two for 25¢.
Bondsman for bathing caps in red and blue, at 8, 9,
to and :37: each.
lilac): and white check, as and soc each.
lilnck Silk Bantlannas, soc each.
I
‘A line of Jet Brooches and Collar Pins at'thc Jewelry
table. worth 25 and see, special at 707: each.
\
Center Table.
The D. M. 1:775 Co
We have placed on sale a large variety of short lengths and broken
lines at
RUMMAOE SALE PRICE. .
Those include Wash Under Skirts. Tub Outside Skirts. Lawn Shirt
Wslata, Pongee, Parasols. etc. Thursday afternoon. 2 o'clock.
KIMONA SALE
Figured Lawn ................... . ......... . ......... 77:. Was 17o
Fancylhtledlatwnn .............. 25¢ Was 507:
Blue end i’inli.whiloirim ..... 45:. Was 89c
Vi'ixured 1.777.177. trlhi 50o Was 91.00
barre variety White Klmonas at ltnnmtm Sale Prices
’5 7.
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