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rDNNECTIOUTV RIFLEM EN ”WON
wrwidid'l‘ MT“ ”"7”
Yucatan“. Aug. 22.—~—AThe.
or . e'w Jersey. Pennsylvania
".9th, rifle came t ok the rouse
by tor the: t of t a two days'
Wilminary firing in the national
matches. The team captain decided
Me and 1,000 yards. 70. 0 Raisins.
Meticat, won second mind aggro
as in the iiv'e revochr matches
i, ran, the tour days of the National
9 association‘s show He scored
purity of Sdrdcn a country-
2.8....th... no
the order fer tiring skirmish 200 .yards ‘
1812. beaten three points by C. E. Orr.
Al till.) Rifle club. Leroy by-
0. rat Colorado cavalry. was
third. with 1807 .
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70 Lav couraaor Iron HARBOR
IMPROVEMENTS.
gfw WHAVEN, Aug. latte—The federal
go rhnie'nt In making preparations to
"let contracts for the continuation of
improvements in New Haven harbor.
one being for the further extension oi
the west breakwater and the other {or
king a new Isabel. Bids tor the
’i 0 projects wil be received at the
oilice of the United States engineer in
charge of the work in this district at
New London until a o ‘cioclt September
The work to be continued on the
Waldemar III for the building of about
000 feet more of that structure. '1‘ he
work was stopped June 30th last be
cause the contract and nppropriatlon
for that particular contract expired
Congress has appropriated 2100.000
more to the work and this sum it is
will enable the comp etion
of the west breakwater. When i la la
done the breakwater wtll be 4.200 foot
.in length.
' Another contract to be lot is tor the
dredging of a channel to the east of
dock and loading up to Babe
d c a coal wharf at the foot of Brew
cry strung *alao {or the deepen lag
of the anch rage basin on the city
dock at the toot of Hamilton street
from 12 tool to il’I feet. The amount or
the a roprlatlon available for the
new 0 nnei and deepening the basin
la 088.000.
in addition to these contracts tlwau
improvements locally the gov eminent
will {in let a contract [or the t.~t)ll
atrucl on of a new breakwater extend
‘9; [from Kaiser's island off Cllutotv
or a distance of 3.750 feel 'lbia in
part of the Duck lalund harbor of ret-
lilo improvenmnt.
“APPEALS FOR ARCHITECT
“In that he was given a bad
for la-servlcea. Edward I. Ellis.
a New York architect. baa brought
taaalnat Gertrude aid Edward
Ito. of Stamford, for ,2 do damages.
doors were liled yesterday in the
,Ooilpi‘t of Common Pleas. Ellis hays
“not on June iii. 1908.1io wad tendmcd
acheclt for 2142 by air. and Mrk
Milka. The check was drawn on the
Stanford Trust Company. but when
Ellis presented it hep :au told that
there were no funds to cover the am
cunt. 'Hc brought auit In the Stam-
rd deity Court. and Judge Youui
atelier of Mr and Mill. Millie.
var costs. Ellie then took an
ml to the Court of Common Plaaa.
. Wow-um ml”
‘ around i par
«9,? wirums’c "a?“ ass
” *Dmumanta have cheén filed with the
ELLIS.
urinary cgrltdcaim dissolution
to of the a ho tiers oi the
rd Gas Scour tie as 00
certificate of til-solution or the
. , Meats of locomotion or the
,A ll! 0188c Coin "
by of New Haven
an, authcrl
capital stock or
, , Iiicatc at oraanl Inn at the c.
j Harris Hardware I! (If Var~
rllilcain or organisation or the
”flagella” thrill company, or
tall tor IMMMWII; post all
«an ‘ t Irish. ’
V. _ N‘wWI
Hill.
' donald
ianllfia‘mrfllalnllli,
_ her maerschaatn industry for”
’l‘ha ditched iamllleafiinAV autYork who have prover: tV‘p their own aa‘risfaction the
d mill: have also rcduccd its price to the level of all
The vast .volutnc hr Avalon In». It possible to beep the price within the reach of all.
, You sari buy mill: that Is, shower in price, but the real coat of which is as clear as
the coat of illness and death.
You can be one of a low to buy more £88202ch milks.
3% any other milk that oncogenes at one: those necessary pttri.
oleaorneness and Moderate. Reasonable Cost. _
Nor can you buy a mill: that will more completely saint and hold your confidence.
A warcn rob :rruz. coupon mm... . A:
A or telephone the Borden Company v.94” and a 7garden driver will deliver your order. V
connect .
"LEADERS OF QUALITY"
«All
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or; utilize an...
liver «as: vacate:
‘9, (Continued iron: First Base.)
\‘Illl . Lake made further statement as
tell?) a: "Pd” corbln. the present eni-
ctont ax commissioner. ls serving a
ch will not expire until i.
will be no vacancy in that
ore for the ext governor to tilt. .
' "With ref reuce to the onion of high-
way commlaaioner a friend of Com
Sueslonar .itnnca ll MacDoonald asked
me to promise that ii clotted to the,
vmmaoiship I would rcA appoint Mac-
l declined to make any pront-
iao whatever. and l have made none in
zuleieuce to that omen or any other. i
have. very high regard for Commiasloip
(1' James II. Mat‘donald personally. and
I fully appreciate the sound work be
nae done for this state in respect It)
the good toads movement. M) reins
III to make a promise in his case has
by sonic been interpreted as indicating
that it elected governor. I would so
point another man.
lining to just such a conclusion.
In respect. to the chirp cf hinhwm
outtulssloner and all other oillcca l
rm absolutely unpledgetl and shall
Iontlnuc to be unpledgcd during all of
this campaign.
i expect to be next governor
and
if my ambition to that. end in realized ‘
i shall 0 into other» with only one
pledge i done the best interests of
public welfare:
In respect to the canvass, Mr 1““?
paid: “Up to last night 26 delegates
had been elected Of these a very
large majority are strongly in my in
.ol 1 am perfectly satisfied with the
unlock and have no doubt that I shulli
be nominated. "
Primaries wure held last night In;
thiinztcu, Preston, South Farming
ton and Canaan. Mr. Lake‘s forces
won in all except the last town. where
the delegates are for Mr. Goodwin. w.
H. Hall heads the delegation from Wil-
lluxton.
in Essex last week a very outbusias
lil- meeting wan held In the Interest
of Charles A. Goodwin. E-Mayor
Ilcolter, of Hartford and Mr. Goodwin
W0") the speakers; 21,500 people were
pl'elmllt.
(From Waterbury American.)
Everett. .I. Lake has emerged from
behind the cloud of silence. which has
hitherto enveloped him as far as We?
lcrbury la concerned. and in an inter-
view over the telephone with a Repair
llcau reporter last night, stated with
some emphaala that he did not Iutead
to make any campaign In Waterbury.
I‘Xl'clil such as in friends in that city
umlre I‘or him. I c said:
"No. i shall normality any campalan
i‘nr dcieaatcc to the stale utnwvntion
lu Waterbury except in thin way, that
l larva a large another of friends in
the city who will probably be work-
)ag there for me. i understand that
Mrs. George L. Lilloy la taking an In-
lol‘efl. in the selection of deleaatos in
Waterbury. in favor or Mr. Goodwin.
and i have not learned how to fight a
woman In politics. There are howev-
or. a lot of lollowa in Waterbury. who
like myaolt don‘t like Inherited poll-
lion."
In diacuaaiaa the situation in Hart-
ford, and the chances at securing a la.
ceramic delegation thorn. lilr. Lalm
Ill :
"t have a good oruuiutloa In Hart
ford, and have ovary reason to behave
that the delegation ta cars."
"You may state that i shall not come
Io Waterbury until alter the state con-
vonilon has been held and the nomina-
uon for governor made.”
"Gov. Lake Couldn't Remove "Pa” Gor-
bln.
HARTFORD. Aug. 22.-Thn ’l'lineh
last week Intimalotl amen other
Ihinua In its liolltical column i all "Pa”
Corbin will me to no as State Tax
itcmmlaioner if Mite Irina out tor the
Governor-ship and that Frank in. flea-
ley. at Windmr Locks will be returned
to blue II.
The truth of this story was denied
by the friends or Mr. talks here, who
l have said nol
tore
It llllillllllll Willilll
Not only should.“ the shape and also
of the face he studied before deciding
on a style of hairdressing. but nice the
way the head alts upon the shoulders.
whether the neck be long and thin or
short and plump, and so on. It Is not
as easy a matter as one might think to
produce a becoming as well as a [hair
lonablc rclifure.
A. ..A .—
Thc new "willowctic" tvaihorc at a
distance. are not easily distinguished
from the real once. Moat of an. hour-
over. would rather wear the real or
none at all.
A band or (vertically) platted allk
directly against the edge makes a rath-
ur dainty ilniah her one of the clone
turbana that are llllli‘t'll against the
turebcad.
Let us not envy those who have
more than we. but pity these who have
less. and In this way We shall hasten
the coming of the Brotherhood Prom
"Join the Unnfrald."
The new rial CIl'IiIlI‘H bruehea in their
, lit‘nl" leather cases are among the moat
‘couvenicut toilet articles that have to-
wully appeared and will In time doubt»
lea {lend their way to the traveling ban
of own niche irottcr, business man
[and taralloniat.
Though the fancy stitch sweaters
null] hold their own. a mod many are
talug kindly to those in plain stitch.
Inhlth are arm and close, and perhaps
' wear a trifle better
The soil iolta adapt themselves road
lily to the irregular chapel and folds
limo whlth the tut-bans ot the hour arc
manipulated to form i’aablouable i'alI
lucal gear.
; "Aureolc" curls amwar on acute of
l lIlP newest coii‘iurea; they are a thick
how of little curls tucked behind the
rare and around the hack of the neck
(times in a paler nhade than the
gown are now selected. often bearing
quitt- dark slllt'ltllut.
The very long let chain la fashion
able. This Is a good ornament for a
stout woman. giving. as It dues. a lomt
line that In becoming.
It you would avoid a lined and wrln~
led taco. do not delay too loan the
regular and uklliiul tonnage that will
prevent it. It always: paya to employ
reliable people to treat face or hair
no It pays to employ a reliable physi-
cian to treat other bodily ills.
l‘oralan allh cahsmcro figures an
trimming on a nupdwr or filo fall mod
old. sometimes ploluroauueiy veiled.
The side parting is n amari note In
new styles or hair drooping.
The followlna caramel fllllna tor
cake II from the recipe book of a New
llrltaln woman. and can vouch for it
wit is as good as It Ia simple: Cream
toaathar one cup oi oonlectloncra‘
hill“ and a piece or butter the nine or
a butternut. Add two tablespoons cold
coffee, two tcuooonauls oia coco
(murdered) and this taaapooniul or
vanilla extract. Stir all together till it
thickens and spread batman the la!
or: and on the top of any mod IIlalu
ca c.
AMANGING FOR MIITING.
M
Preparing for Annual aaaalon oi Mate
Holmium
For. the tlrat time In twentmthrw
yfiara Danhury baa been chosen.“ the
ly in which to hold the annual con
voutioit or the Connecticut State il‘cd
«ration of lather which will brain Got
it and villi continue for fear tiara.
This convention alanine: rs there
than an ordinary annual conv tlo'a as
It is the twentycltth allies the cram
lsatlon of the state body and will be
In port a celebration at the waiver»
daeiar that it some sary. The moral» a at him
to a unmatua‘l‘trwb oi the banality ti .w‘llm u
the case. Mr out-bloc ap Intranet are but? iwith arrangements for the
runs to 2 7th 12. a port that cant concept on.
not be in noticed by Mr. halted cloth
lion. even it be Is elected from the
tact that Corbin's reappointment villi least 100 delegates frcmths
not eaten up during the term at the eels oi the «are are“
neat governor.
Ills-certs
year: Over 27.000800 cornea
lam
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than“
It la probable that the mention trill
‘be held in [fish Volunloera lthllh
8328“?le
preheat as well “atheism oi the mar.
lean federation at labor. ‘i‘hs Mil
cat- trim the dances for math! 02 the
tnblbcrlcudara ‘
Wudab'mwuf” or“
9-8 Lelia.
III the Marlin million. to
Succeed 0. N. Woodward
Big changes are ccntsmpiatlli in the
mauaxarnout cf the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany. and within a chart time the
heads of various departments will be
shifted, one man in a very high pol,
union will be dropped and at least two-
others will be promoted No official
with authorlu to speak on this matter
A, being in town today. a confirmation
of the facts could not be obtained.
C. S. bake. who is‘auoerihtendont of
to succeed C. N. Woodward art paper-
intendcnt of the Shore Line division.
which now extends from Midway to
New York. Luke came four yearn lit!)
from the Southern road at the time
that C. W. Broad took up a position
with the New Haven road.
Lake was superintendent of the
Berkshire division. When the latter
got through the poaltlou was made a
more Important, one, taking in every
thing run by the New Haven road.
wear of Hartford to the Hudson river.
Superintendent Latte is one of the
moat thorough railroad men in the
country. lie is often referred to as
"the man with the brain” by men In
railroad clrclcu. He knows hon to
handle men better. probably than am
other high oiileldl under President diel-
Icu. having worked himself up from
the lowest rauka It was an a brake
man that be started In on the Southern
railroad.
Woodward came over two yearn alto
hum Providence, an Blilmflnltlildalll of
the Shore Line division, E. ’l‘. Horn.
who has since hovered cmmocllonu
with the company. being made his l9-
blatant.
Another change which in reported.
and which Inauy well informed rail-
road moo believe- u‘lll be. carried out.
in the transfer of William Daniela, at
prevent traluunmim- on the Shore Line
.Iivlalou under t.‘. N. Woodward, to the
poallltm of lraimunstor tor the New
Haven road at the ill‘tilld l'cuiral our
llon. New York. This job in now held
by Paul Smith. and It In reported that
no In to come in New ilavcu. but in
what capacity mum not be learned to-
day.
lmuicla wan aIuw-I‘lulemlcut
New Haven terminal, iullowlu
Bowman, A little lalcr he wa
superintendent .ol the Air Line and
Northampton dlvbdons. when Niece
two were eout‘olltiatml. When all the
mperlnieudeni‘a positions on lines run
:1qu (Hit or New Haven except the
llurkahlro, normal-chatted and put un-
der 1‘. N. Woodward. Daniela wan
amide tralhmnstqr. II who understood
that he was to Muninmaater only un-
lll another ltluhjibaltlou could be. so
prod (or him. , A
Like Lake. Daniela Is a thorough
railroad than. the difference between
the two being that. Daniels has alwnya
strverl under the New Haven road.
whereas! Lake has not. Daniels star-
ted as a brultctnnu over thirty yearn
ago. and la looked upon as llII can-p-
tlonally capable railroad man.
Smith tllau advanced himself
through the ranlut. lie. atartod in as a
water boy. In turn he. worked as
uowalmy. pamwuaer brakumau. bait-
raueinastur, mhdurtor. and was then
made yard master, and finally train
master for New Haven road in tho
Iiraud l‘cnuhl station. New York city.
Superintumluul Woodward baa not
been in town for a wool. or more. it
in reported that be Is on a vacation.
In answer to a duration I18 Io wiwthor
or not he was to never connections
With the rmul. the company today um-
rlally llll'llt'ii that It was not aware oi’
the loci.
of the
Peter
made
HOTEL ARHIVALS.
Mabaokomo Adolf Johnson. hildtllth
town. N. Y_. i‘ ll. Smith. New York;
L. It ilurlbuti, W ti Iiurlbuii, Wilton;
i. Minlz.. \"Avutuk \\ 'i‘ hlhccbau. id.
\l. Johnson .\.a Yolk: it It. ll'onoa
Bi. Ironic: II A. lirulih, M. hilwmwl
oily; 8. (Itvuuxtciu. Ilridacpurt; James
II. Connor ‘Jud, (markup; l“. Lauder.
l". I). latwion, I it); W. I“. thi'llfll‘, Now
York; Pom It. 'l'utlncl‘. woman,
i‘uba; l“. A, Willis, New York. A. I‘.
\‘l'hltucl. Wilyoaboro. Penn; t'harioa
lortlau, Mina Jordan, ti. tltono, Ii. Irv-
lIiR. M. I'ayuarl and chaudcur, l‘harlea
Smith. New York; It). A. Smith and
wife, Danbury; 8‘. ll llodcubsr'. New
York: I’. lilurko, I‘harlea Reinhold. l
Arboaman. .lr, Adult Reinhold, lIau~
burr; I) F. Mulvcy Montolalr. N J.;
(I I. Wright .I Flynn. II I“ 'I‘llfany.
New York; It (Irlilln. White Plains:
r‘. 8. Warm prtduepcrl; (..‘A t‘. Item
than. city; A. It, Alton. New Haven;
.icns Nollmn and party Atalanta; iii.
maniacs and “lie, I-Iiartiord Gustavo
l- Harder. Annuals: I) 74‘. Fleming.
ltridacporl; It, li‘lat'iIr-r, New Haven:
a. C. Rehor. Morldea: I" (hither. Hart
rord; W. Ilmwnbsum. ilrldafiburti H.
iIaupI. .‘ow Huron; floor It (loan. New
~.;irondon .1. II fltcrn. Ha ord; w. ll
Mountain. Ilridgaporiz (.l N. tlrloco.
\ch Iluvou II I‘lraudo. New IIrlIaIn:
it o 1...... New mm. 7" v tau...
Ilartturd: It. ('A minor. Charles ouch.
Into Lludaimm. city: lilies 87mm
lint/1.7 Dean. nan-IsnIlfl 8.0 Theta
cob l2. W Pond. New York; ll. .
Mticlthcls. II. M I‘ltspatrlclt. i'. It. (las-
Ianoala. M A IIIloIla. V. .l. barbcrl.
llanhury; W 't‘. licokcr. New Itnu
obolltil’l‘ .Kaverlun. M Collins. I}. A.
Winina New Y It: (I ll (thus. I".
A. dinosaur. on arr.
W
on". HAMIhToNtl MIMI acoaas.’
Reports or the shooting at Mo
Pam“. Ohio. show 228! Can! Hamilton
ci‘ the Ninth Camp‘fiy. (l. A 0.. Ma
ford. has been dilllmllliihg Minion.
Ila won the 71.- m can with a acorn d!
28 bill of it possible 80. Ill lb! Witn-
tiIlctan can match be scared 94 cat at
.120 at 1,090 yards. in the beach cap
hematch 800 yards 88 obtained 84 out
at 98. Other arctic by hint are:
802. will?” out of 00: 000
w Superintendent H
l
the weatcrn tilvialon It the road, is =
a w y,
I M ill .,;,I
{on r" 7v V“ °
ion?” it...'t
fl Id
In the a... c mutant ~ I .
ltycu haven rod. rbu all. bl w.
i sore. unalnhliy skin. try this great
product of the American Draggia‘ta
} Syndicate
You can use it for masnnglug
wrinkles and for a anllow combina-
ion. as It whitens and ‘bl‘llhlll'llll. III
sale. harmless and doea not grow
hair.
Nu woman who values her and
marathon and who whats a. 811700112‘
clear shin should let a day so by.
without trying it. lot the face. neck,
brain and hand It
Get it for 250. at any A. D 8
drug More. * '
s . I . ‘
“'th I 2.830 ma" starfish“.
These are the local a. D. 8. dmggiata:
anon. ths‘irugaist.
The Brides P matey.
The Cliflord Pharmacy.
Qultmar a Canty. Props. ~
aoN or ENINIINXC NXNENI'eVséN
TENCED.
l iohu noes. aged about in whose par
cute were sentenced to prison last
fall in New Haven for terms or live
years In connection with prosecution
lot the so called white slave traillc.
Iwua himooli arrested today
Haven for theit.
Detective lI‘ux took Rosa from New
Haven to llrldueport. to answer to a
church or embezzlement July 2i. at
llolcmub‘a lunch room. laat Main
atrcet. Rosa is alleged to have tied
with 230 from the rush drawerwhile
be was night waiter.
in New
”WWII“ 8."! l _ A,
Nationalist Lon. ct calico
Makes spleen in This E sci
ANTlGONiSH. N. 8.. A“ 22~An-
floatation or Canada to the United
States by Canada was advocated in
an address by Henri =bourbon. M. P..
the Nationalist leader of Quebec, be-
fore the sununcr school of science of
St. Francis «Xavier college. The
speaker dwelt at length with the
four possible destinies of Canada.
(timely remaining in the position in
which she is at present which be
regarded as very- Improbable; Impet-
iiil Solicitation. which would be an
unwieldly and unworkable condition: I
annexation to the United States. and‘
blt Compound 0mm
Knoxville. Iowa. - suffered with
pains low down lit in right side fora
year or more and it as so weak and her.
was that 4 could not. do tm work. I
, :vr td 1.118“
mm an o
]« I’inkham' a $33
lefigrrn o and
" and L var
independence. la. and
“Imperial federation meant. an lm-I am glad to say. that
pcrial influence with e preponderant. ion umetlloinoa and
British' influence," said Mr. Bour- lottera of di-
aaaa. "Conditions today in Canada one have done
re for me than
an thine else and I
the t-rihysl
clans here. can
do my work and “’33
well at at ht. I believe there is both.
lug like he Pinkham remedies."—
Mm. CLARA FRANKS, B. F. 1).. No 3
Knoxville. Iowa. ' ‘
lete success of Lydio E Plnlrharn’ a
table Compound, made from roots
livid herbs. Is unparalleled. It maybe
used u ith pct-fee confidence by women
w ho suffer from displacements inflam-
mation, ulceration. tilbroid tumors. ir-
regularities, periodic pains. backache.
bl aringxiown feeling, flatulency. indl.
stiou, dizziness, or nervous proatra~
ion.
make (or annexation rather than for
imperial icderatlon. The penetrativo
influence of trade by rail and coastal
lines the mental propensity of the
two peoples living under the same or
similar conditions. industrial and ac-
clal the constant lnter- -commun(‘a- 3
lieu of Canadians and Americans
are all powerlul factors making for
annexation.
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WILLIAM H. OFFEN DEAD.
Wall-Known Violinist Expires at His!
Long Ridge Home.
.“Iulam ii (man died Saturday
mornlnk at his home in Long Kilian,
after an illness of about two months.‘
during which he auli'ered from asthmh for thirty years LydiaE I’inkham' 8
and other complications lie “38 7:;‘clrotahle Compound has been the
years old last (liltht-r. anti until .e- minimal remedy for female inc. and
centiy was in good health tor one (.1 suilrriusruomen owe it to themselves
an. and HA at least give this medicine a trial‘
Mr. (.Ilien w,aa tor hair a Fellll'lr) or; Proof is abundant that it. has cured
more. a familiar Iigurc at collnin' lthousandsofothora, and whysbouldit
dantoa In the vicinity of Stamford. llc . “0‘! cute 57”“ "
Utility “‘
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In a great variety
of sizes and styles
Prices from
$1.98 to 86
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In Effect Juno 0‘, 1210.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW YORK.
A. III-«~12: 23x, 0: 088 b: 012. 8: 08
Ii: 57 7: 20. 7. 46 8:78;. 8: 811, 9: 102.
M7 ltI120x in: tax. “:22: .
l'. M.~—i'.!:hhr. I107». mun 8:17
5200):, 5:35, 6:501. 6:40, 6:601. 7:182.
”:032. 9:40;. i0:29.
luneaya.
A. hi.-ltzhiia. 6202:, 5:412. 8:54.
70:202.
P MA 12 100:. 2: 34s. ii: 80:. 0'. 20.
h: 50:. 7: 00: 7: 09 7: Ma. 8. 218.8
H82.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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