’ ”amylase President
motion so my
' 'r'r, 'i‘ro I'Iuro‘i'"
-’ $9.8". Committee
'1‘. IMOND
“some
we“ "
sonar coun‘resv'.
Jltbdrswal of John Iii. Donnel-
80 fat as known Mr. Donnelly was
9) the Democrats to believe he
id? be the choice of the delegates
mtutbls city for county sheriff, and
., induced to go in and try for the
', Milan. Once in the race it was
out to get out. no matter how
imitating the political skies might up.
w. Apparently scant courtesy was
am in tumbling the tax collector out
" . e shrlevnlty race, after the pipes
bId been laid and certain promises
”d been secured
‘We do not believe Mr. Donneliy is
particularly disturbed although the
‘ certainty and devious ways of poll
tics have been made plain to him
with scarcely a veneer of politeness.
m.
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, The New York state committee
should have patterned its action after
the velvet hand Work of the Contracti-
cht brethren of a week or more ago.
The Nutmoggers left It to Chairman
7, Kendal: to select the temporary chair-
.1. mousse added by way of intimation
“ that Congressman iIlli would suit
eVol'yone. Suppose the Bulkeiey-Bran-
"' .. done-KencIly forces ignored the sug-
‘ M09. It.“ Pill In, an. BIii-L-Mchiitm
“man. what a howl there woutd hIVc
gone up. They play smoother poll-
‘tics in the Nutmeg (l. 0. i'. than the
. 'taln Herald.
. —-—O——-—-——~—
Rich in honors. it‘lort-nce Nightin-
gale. “the Angel of the Crimea." died
. yesterday, lowing the world, which
had paid tribute to her as it has to few
women. her debtor. By her great
" went in the Crimea Miss Nightingale
. Nbbdd war of much of its terrors.
V‘ led to, the reform of the medical ser-
‘ i nice of the world' s armies and direct- ,
ly inspired the famous Geneva confer-
once at which the lied Cross was born.
The movement she started has never
, lost. the impulse her energy gave it.
i and in peace no less than in war the
5. beneficient results of her work are to
be seen—New York Herald.
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Melts like there is a chance for
some more of us In this aeroplane
game. Moieeant. a young Chicago ar-
. obiteot, astonished the world Wednes-
' j day by flying across the English Chan.
hell in his aeroplane and took I pas-
' sensor with him. and he has been at
the genie. it Is claimed, only a month.
Mb-w
Now it isn't a question of whether
Jeffrieii can come back. It's whether
. ‘ Teddy can come back.
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
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Mondsy. August 20. 1900.
nut-glare entered the residence of
g Contractor R F.09bill‘ll. in Pitts-
geld, Mum. and1 on being discovered
Norwalit post. office and the South
slit railroad stations for $850 It
M
itinosdsy. August 20. taco.
fl liltin narragon, II young man who
‘ .goldwutch owned by Charles
torbury. It Raymond A Com
what factory. was boimd over
< parlor Court for ma.
William to. Reynolds. it wil-
Ii Norwalk oysterman. was
" people w'si-o lulled is I
I_;Yorlrietate brand calls for.-—New Bri. .
mm coaches falling on top of It!
A , terrific cyclone swept through
amounts. humbling hundreds of
homo Ind killing iniiny persons.
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fl slimy: ro ri-ls POINT.
A comm mos hII driven I pair
has driven Joe Cannons goat farther
than thIt And away from home. too.
~Philsdeiphiu North American.
At the prevailing low prices Mr.
Richard Psi-r might insure himself I
comfortable income by investing his
$100,000 in sugar stoch.—-—New York
Evading Pout.
-O-
While Aldrich and Brisbow are
swapping lemons, they might tell us
why rubber overshoes are made of
leather sweepinip. and molasses can-
dy.-Meriden Journal.
With a corn crop approximating
three billion bushels it is possible to
take it fairly cheerful view 'of the
country's agricultural prospects—-
Providence Journal.
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When Gen. Christmas tried to start
an insurrection down in Honduras it
seemed to the ilonduran government
that it was time to pick up the cfii-
ciai or and begin to do its Christ-
mas chopping early.-——8prlngileld Un-
ion.
-+-
The new census will probably Ive
veal as before that the center of popu-
lation is some place where there are
not many inhabitantsswisoston llcrsld
--o-—
There is one thing certain. before
the ice bill is settled, the coal bill
will be hung up where it can be daily
Inspected-“Norwich Bulletin.
-O—-
Connecticut's political midway will
soon rill tip its banners for the sea:
son.--Brldgeport Telegram.
*y.‘
It looks at the some of our ambi-
tious “tutors would fly out of Boron-
ion before‘any of the experts from
abroad hsi'e an opportunity to fly in.»-
Bcranton Tribune-Republican
TO STUDY FOR PRIESTHOOD.
an»--.—
Blshop Nilsn Assigns Young Ecclesias-
tlco to Gemlnsrlse.
, Bishop Nllun has made assignments
of young men to seininarlos. where
they will study for the priesthotxl. as
foliowa:
George Bartlemtkl of Sacred Heart
parish, New Britain. to li‘rlbourg.
Switzerland.
Robert J. Bowen of immaculate
Conception, Hartford. to St. John‘s.
Brighton.
Rosario llrodour of St. Ann's. WI-
terbury, to St. John's, llrishton.
Henry Callahan. of St. Michael's.
:liartford. to Budapest, l-lungsry.
Henry Coleman of St Patrick I.
Norwich, to Lillliillt). Switseriand.
Edward Coll. of Out Lady's Wash
lngton to American College. laouvuln.
Belgium
Joseph Connolly of St. Patrick's.
firldgsport, to St. John's, Brighton.
Thomas Crsnley of St. Mary's, New
Britain. to St. Bernard's, Rochester.
Alfred Deluge of St. Ann‘s. Waters
bury, to (irand Seminary. Montreal.
Leo Dowd of St. Patrick‘s. Thomp-
sonvllle, to American College, Rome.
Edward Dunne of St. Patrick‘s. Col-
linsillo, to (lrnnd Seminary, Mons
irael.
Lea M. Finn of the immaculate
Conception. Waterbury. to American
College, louvain, lielglum.
Wendell flats of St. Charles. Bridge-
port. to St. Bernard‘s, Rochester.
Willisln Kllcoyne of St. Peter's,
l)anbury_ to Grand Seminary, Mon-
treal. ,
.lolm Kowaiski of Plainvillo. lo Titr-
uow, Austria.
Enos Langford of Bi
Tholnstiton. to Budapest.
James McCormick of Assumption.
Ansonia. to Budapest.
Walter Mcliliroy of St. Charlee'a.
Bridgeport, to fit. Mary's. ilslitmoro.
Vames Moran of St. Joseph's. Mer-
Iden, to kimono. Swltseriand.
Aloysius Portelnnoe of St Patrick‘s.
Thomss's.
Norrlch. to Grand fieruinsry. Mon,
tron
William Renehan, of St. Mary's.
Union City, to American College.
isuivutu. Belgium.
Joseph Valentinss of fit. Francis's.
Nungstuck. to Pribourg, Bwltsorlnud.
BATTLIOHIP ORION LAUNCHED.
Irltlsh Vessel the Most Powerful wIe
ship Afloat.
PORTSMOUTH, fins. Aug. 20.-—-’l‘he
lOrion, Great Britain’s newest and
grooteot battleship. wastlailnchod here
'today in the 3f9luildtl of King Alfonso
and Queen ictoria of Spain and a
distinguished gathering of naval offi-
cers and representatives from public
life. Compared with the armored
cruiser Lion. of 28,850 tons. lust
launched, the Orion will displace only
22. 600 tone. but her ton 13.5 Inch guns
and her new. deadly equipment of tar:
polices render her by for the most pow-
erful battleship afloat.
, The new torpedo to be carried by
the Orion weighs nearly I ton, and it!
.rango will exceed 11, 000 yards, at I
speed of forty knots. The torpedo car-
ries I charge of gun cotton weighing
.ttiio poundlt ’i‘ho Orion will have I
speed or limit?“ haste still will can
ry four thousand tons of fuel. slvlui
1gar an unusually wide radius of so-
on.
oil-tin near blti home tum
some of the French are again ad-
. vanciu the theory hold by iisisso that
chocola six more separatist
stimulant than u so or III. .
I tmii at toppled over, the ,
strontium miles. Hub! Somebody New
‘Isos‘sstt.
connections Lm III ltsndiu .
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Yesterday's insults.
New Haven 8, Bridgeport 6.
New iiritsin 4. Hoiyoite :i (first
game): New Britain iii llolyoke ii
(second game). >
Northampton 6, Springfield 0. i
y Hartford 6. Waterbury 2.
m
American League blending.
Yesterday's Results.
I’Ittshtlrg ii, Mouton ti.
New York ii. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia ll, St. Louis l.
Chicago 5. lirooitiyn ii.
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Winnlpsuit Game Bundsy.
St. Peter‘s will plIy the deciding
game of the series with Winnlpauk.
at Winnipuuk, Sunday. This team is
the longest organised and the best in
this section. it defeated St. Peter‘s in
the first some, in ten innings. and
hit. Peter's captured the second, due
chiefly to the excellent game pitched
by Fitzpatrick. Unfortunately. the lat.
ter will be unable to twirl next film
day. having injured two of his lingers
severely. .lsck Hogan will st the
pitching and Moyian will be on the
receiving end. it looks new as if we
are to learn which team is entitled to
the city championship. St. Augustine's
and St. Peter's meet of fiction Point.
on Labor Day, to decide the question.
and both teams are willing to defend
the title. No doubt the Clenhroolts
will he the first to dispute the claim of
the. Knights of‘ Columbus teams.”
Stamford Advocate. .-
IROAD RIVER VI. SPRINGWOODI.
As the Winnipsiiks Were unable to
sands their game with the Norwailta.
their scheduled game with the ltrusd
Rivers for this afternoon was called
off Manager Harry A V.sli of the
latter team by some hustling around.
secured the shringwoods for another
contest. Last Saturday the llroad
livers defeated this team 6 to 3.
Pspko to Most Four Fighters.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—~At I «Inter.
once between Promoter Hugh hiclu‘
tosh, of Australia, and Billy Paulie.
claimant of the world's middleweight
Ulle, yesterday, an agreement was
drawn up whereby l’aphe will meet
four mlddlcweighis in Australia during
I period covering not more than twen-
ty weeks. The four men named are
Dave Smith. Arthur (Iripps, Edward
Williams and Lee O'Donnell. III of
whom are practically unknown to
Americans. It was also agreed that
none of these lighters should weigh
more than tori pounds ringside.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
Hospital Dealer! in.
The now building that is being
erected at the Moss iiill Snnitorimn
‘or Dr. A. S. Wadsworth III being
motel! in. The structure is four
llorles hish. fluxliu lost, of stone.
iruproof mnetruciion, with a state
not and steam bust. Most of the
writ is being done by the day. The
‘etul A Volk Electric Co. has the
lectricul work and the contracts for
he plumbing and hosting will be let
won.
last ,Norwslit Housfi.
St. John A Keysor have taken the
entrant to build I new house on
folio Ivonne, East Norwnllt, for iiillls
toward. it. A. olulu will do the
dumbing and in trace hosting and
‘Cugcne Mitchell the painting. The
Ilaus call for II from house. It s 28
‘col. cuntsinius seven rooms. which
will he provided with every convert
once.
Plumbing and Hosting Lot.
The contract for the plumbing and
‘etlilillf on the new residence In South
vorwulk for Miss Mary A. Cunntnp
’inm has been given to the Healthy
mil plumbing Company. of Norwslit
l w. Mother has the contract for the
*arpenler work mason work and point
up, and the photo for the house were
irswn by Architect A. N. Paddock.
lam lolnp Rebuilt. *
Work has been started on choose!
'0 a born In East Norwslk for A. la
Hamilton. The structure is to he ar-
ranged for a twodamily house. the
work being done by Related 1 at.
lotto. of Westport.
An literacy wIs addressing I Jury
on behalf of I prisoner.
"Gentlemen,“ he sold. "witnesses
lisvo sworn that they saw the accused
roll is n: thoyb are sworn they saw
I list and heard report; tho: have
sworn they saw Pots .lso fall flat:
thoylbsve {sworn lost this list was
sstrsotog from Pets Jackson‘s body:
assertion. in moments of justice.
ssit you whore is the Iridoaso
as; bullet hit Polo .isektuli
Itifi-W
‘0.
Bridgeport ..........liii 42 Ml.
Waterbury .........58 it Ms
blow some ........’6ti 45 .554
”arthritis ....‘.......50 ill .5104
ilpriu‘ old with tit .bllli‘
Ivan ........lli 51 .IlDIl
thsmpton. ,..'...42 Illi .tlli
Hoyolte ........... ‘iiti .374
W. ' 1..
Philadelphia ...... .375 34 .688
Boston ..... . ..... . .64 47 678
Detroit ..... .......il2 iii .66!
NewYork..........dl 49 555
Cleveland ....... 4ft , till .460
Washington . ......4il till .437
Chicago ..........44 64 .407
St. Louis .. .. ....... 34 72 321
Yesterday's Results.
Boston 4. Detroit. 2.
Philadelphia 6,‘ Chicago 1.
Washington iii. Cleveland ii.
New York ii. at. Louis 0.
National Lupus Standing.
W. L no.
Chicago ......... till lib .664
Pittsburg ........... lit iii .816
New York .......... til 42 .592
Philadelphia ........'I‘ fill .505 .
Cincinnati ......... 52 full .481
tirooitiyn ........... 43 62 .Ilib
St. Louis ........... 42 till .389
[deaths ............. id 7 I .360
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so. I
The : best of Mithutnmer Necessities are here offered .4
at prices that cannot be duplicated
Values that Furcibiy ' Say
Dutch" Collars
Lace and Embroidered Dutch
Collars in a variety of pretty
styles; regular price 50c.
Tonight, 33c
Bay’s Wash Suits
0t Percale. 'lhsmbraynnd Lin-
en, sites 3 to if years; all of our
50c and 75c values.
Tonight, 37c
'4
Collar supporters
"Vent" Bone Collar" supports.
regularly sold of 5c card.
Men’s Half Hose
Men's Colored and Tan Hose:
regular 25c quality. V
Tonipht, 2c
Tonight, 1%
Talcum Powder
(forylopuls and Mennen's Tai-
cum Powder. Special
Tonight, 100 box
Domet Flannel
Heavy quality for Fall and Win-
ter use; value the yd.
Tonight, 6"0
Toweling
Crash Toweling. Special
Tonight, 2"c yd.
Lenox Laundry Soap. reg.
‘ price. So, Tonight
for 19¢
Gloves ‘
Women's 2-clasp Chumoisette
(Moves. warranted washable. all
sizes; regular price 500 pair.
Tonight, 39c
BOSTON STORE
mSPEClAL FOR SATURDAY
............... ONE DOZKN FANCY SWEET CORN...............1|¢
lied Unions. per quart, be (food Eggs, per dozen . . ”nabs
Wax lleana. per quart ......... be Fresh Eggs. per dosen . mm
Hi‘fiiil. per bunch ........ . ...... be 18 pounds shear ............... ‘5.”
l-2 my dress Lime llualili. ...... 25o w. B. (focus ‘ibe
lien ”or l-‘ioui. per has .......... 850 W .Li l‘hocolsle ................. ”o
Peaches. Plums. lion-Iva Pours. Sweet Potatoes tho-rots. Squash, Itusltmeb
‘ one. Cucumbers Ind Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY co.
20 NORTH MAIN ’IBQCT.
PHONI 148.
haw.» IIIIIII all if
LAKE villi
(Continued from int-st 'i’sao.)
silo Everett Riokot' , who shouted
floodwln from tho it useiops. sudden-
ly veered around :tndpniered the Lake
camp with It flourish of trumpets. Thus
ended 8500 hcuw Ditties and all the
solid fellowship that went with them.
“Rich‘s" friendo'ssid he ”MLI griev-
nsco. while thou with whOni be part»
ed friendship declared that he want-
ed political support for I school office
and boo-um the machinery of the
Goodwin fIt'tltm was not at his Mrvice
be folded up his tent and like the
Arab of old swapped positions over
nisht.
When Hartman Hopped.
Now comes the two from New fit
you that w. T. Hartman. one of the
generals on the Lake side of the "bob
tic royal." has gone MW in Goodwin.
and is doing all in his power to get
his followers in New lirltaln to desert
the t-Xalleutunuiii-governor. ills pub
lished statement does not Indicate
that a promise of unit-o had been made
to him, and that he waits up one
morning to find that ho had. in the
language of the sporting Writer, been
given the “double cones," ilosslp in
local circles regarding this latest
brush is to the client that Hartman
went into the oniupitign with Mr. lake
with the distinct understandib that
iii‘ was to be either labor comm ssiotr
pr or factory inspector, If Mr, baits
won the nomination and election.
Isms Office to Trim bio».
imagine his surprise when. after
putting In some preliminary tsilluil
licks for his candidate. he found obi
thIt the some stilt-e that had been
promised him was nine to he the tilt
of at least two other lake works"
in other counties. Hartman, the story
noes. was furious when he learned
this. After consulting with his
friends he made I public announce
meat of bin emeritus of take. its
says thst Mr. inks hut promised all
the offices that would be within his
appointive power. it be is «item It“-
ernor. at least three times over. Anti
belie men in other sections parent-
ly believe that Hartman II tel in! the
truth. for they say that the once at
nighws commissioner II being bsr~
lured r support in at least two
counties. 'i‘hey MN halts has
about! deciIreti that “390““! flit!“
wall the plank, and they are won-
dering who or the flurry workers to
when his job has been promised. is
gain] to not the plum, providing LII.
I III.
Trying to May Horabaeit's- Muss.
it is reported that s studious
county worker is curing the sail
off his bones in an attempt to Illicit
the WWII: boom in till! Milly.
because III thtilI to be bigbwsr outs
mutation and last is unused.
W“ l“! W" ll another “If. WIN“!
tilt in the hills who build?“ so will
hill. the
statI'I futur . builder urb-
Ioossrstsyfus ‘ o’ri
J
' itcraback guard. which promises to
sweep that for btr Good
win.
territory
"Pa” Corbin to Go.
Ilut most interesting of all the rut
moi-s is that "PI" Corbin will have
to leave the Is: commissioner's office
if Mr. Lake becomes governor. it is
claimed that I long standing tacit un—
derstanding exists between MP. me
sad his chief supporter. Frank E.
lloaly of Windsor books. that Frank
in to so book to his own. It is I
strange coincidence that Heal: lost
his job in the state capitol Is I re-
suit of revelations made to Governor
\Voodruff by “iiiliy” Hartman, who
is now getting after Mr. Lilla. it is
further said that at the time Mr.
“only was claimed his friend. Lieu-
tenant-tlovcruor mite. declared in un-
inisiukahie language that one of his
first official acts upon being elected
summer would . be to reappoint
l-‘ranit llesiy tax commissioner for the
reason that he never believed him
guilty of the charges made against
him.
Corbin's Friends Amused.
“i’a” t‘orbin‘s friends are much
wrought up over the report that be
input leave the service of the state he-
cuuse of pro-election promises. Thst
he is the host official that over filled
that office is generally Ititnltied. and
the thought that his services-Ire to
be lost to the state becouse of the no
litlcsi bartering that is said to he go
lnit on is making many people angry.
It is said that iisrtiuan boot a whole
lot more up his sleeve and that ho
proposes to hit back hard if his state
meals are denied.
PAYROLL ll IAFI.
Diary of Theft of $2.500 It daybroolt
Count by Mistake.
QAYBROCK. Aug. ”emit developed
late yesterday that the package coir ‘
tsinlnI between “.400 and 32.600. the
payroll of the men employed on the
construction want of the approach to
the new bridge over the Connecticut
river between this place and Old
Lyme. which mysteriously disappear.
Id Thursday on its arrival from Dow
ton tutti not been stolen II was
thought, but only would in the solo
of the bosom our.
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A New Jersey farmer come to the
city the other on Ind. among other
things. he visit/ed I lush class restau-
rInt. lilo appetite run to cheese and.
inquiring of tits waiter what sort of
chess was listed. remoritod that he do
sired "something new. "
"Why don't you try I bit of rotatio-
fort?" suggested the waiter.
"What. thstf“ sailed the farther.
"Hang It," be soon. “bring the some
I like the name.
lie at! of it and liked it. till) he
thought he would tails some home to
the wife. Arriving lets. be laid the
stash obsess. wrapped in silver most.
on tile sideboard
tie forgot to tidbits about it till nest
sushi. and then he Isltsd his wits how
she filed it.
"0b, 1 sense it‘s totally stylish up
to the city. but i is!“ ion-r couldn't
use it. imldn‘i got so foals out of
it.“ rmlrrmwrtnwrt
i flit . sail
Was.
it! ssy‘stliboti.”
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