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two-til git; to“? "1
mommutmwmn mu ... .
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“‘21} W? .., ., .
,G‘loar: then». at
.. Foch: 2 lnobu. l.
{Morons a wltoiooitlo breaking of?
lip! timing-board high-Jump record in;
“mutton gymnasium. in Slum?
lord. Tuesday evening. The old reef
“ ord stood at 6 feet 9 inches, and won
link! by ‘Clnrenoé‘ since the uontest oi.‘
1906. Sourle Martyn cleared the bar at
liteot.’ 2‘ ineheabeter Kondun made 7
‘ "violet t inch with Percy Cantrell. but. an
- inch behind him, nod Russell Thomeu
l‘iilurodenhetoid mark. The new record
liliwiihin 2% inches. of the New Ens
v‘l’fll’d record. while the world‘s record
. , stand: ‘nt 7. feet .10 inches. .
rfjln the toward dash. good time wan
‘."‘mdo;“contitdortnu the circular truck:
bud ftheit‘ihort turn. The best time watt
Purity Cantrell. 12 secondat
”Museum; but-u.nftb behind}
pit, Howard u clone third. ,
results give Cantrell u. stii
dilutions};tanner!»
Hill THEFT 0F TEAM
(Continued from First. Page.)
it Wootpori, on thc charge of horse
dealing. Wakotnnn having disappear»
:-d on the night of August ii. iiiiltl, with
a horse and busily owned by Willlum
l‘. Willinmu. or Woniport, vnluotl at
é
Tho arrest of Wakemun was hilt-tid-
ed by dramatic clrrumnlanrou, and
but for the fort
more than ordiuury vigilant-e his man.
who is wanted in two other oitlen and
who has been truced all over the noun
try by the state pollcu. with n rowurd
over his bend. would have nucreedcd
in matting his compo.
Admit. “entity.
Wakoman arrived in the city 'i‘netr
day from Salt Lake (lily, titnh, nnd
l the state pollro who had bet-n trolling
not aware that he had
Gorgas. who had been
trying to gel track of Wakomun for
lcnrnud that
watt in town and nuauectnd that the
young man, who in almoot buyiah in
appearance. would go to the whoiettnlc
firm of Stoddurd and (illbort, in Wat
or street. where his father,
Woltomnn. of 537 Common nature, in
employed in u l‘Olemele position.
Walking into the utoro but at the
some time not knowing tho ldoniity
of his mun very well. cxcept from it
fair dett'cripilon, ihc lll‘Rl portion
wuu young Whitotnnn.
him by name Waltemau fell for what
Gorgon told him
nonhuman first place both in the
llhlri'trlfildfll and in the athletic con-i
; o~.ol‘dor remains ‘ ,
‘ wont that Guest and ' Fennel
g f'plfucen in the total score,-
titing ahead into iifth place.
. destiny evening.
finithj'go‘t their chance, nod the piece
' , tallying rings.
fill ‘UNURY‘ BILL 90E!
‘ “Ti-ll SENATE. ,
HARTFORD, .ltin. ill.»-Scnnlor Mil:
,' ".‘tithow' Haven introduced in tho
, "to fodny a petition for n more lib;
‘ .fluitdiiir. .The petition in signed by
' ,. fik.78.dv§lunnlnghum and it providun’i
. .Wndny_uporte to he held where
imivill not lntertern with Snlibntlt
WWW disturb the police of blun-l
tmnllmgpoyyunweni to the judiciary:
Witt”.- .
reached town.
und admittod
thn told that ho wnu tin
dcr arrest ho said he gunned thut tin-
mutlo no anon.
lioitdunartvrs
fig was up and
mount» on the way
whoro he won booked and looked up
~‘ on the t-hurge. of the-ft.
Wanted in Waterbury.
the night, it in alleged. h‘e
stoic thc horse and buggy from Wil-
lililllii ho hint been in over it ncoru oi
utilen in the United States.
tho bot-itc to White River Junction in
Varninnt. where he dispoued of the
with for a pony, and thou according
to the police. it in alleged, hc ntole
. another horse and disposed of it. This
was the extent of his tittppnacd homo
Iteallng. but it is understood that no
it wanted by the Waterbury police for
From his nppournncc
no one would unspent that he won it
much traveled young man and there
is.no, indicutlou thttt ho to a horse
With suuvo manners he looim
tho port of a gentlt‘mun of leisure and
indignant that
disgrace on himself
when he was urreutnd in the whole.»-
eule houne in Water street.
Reward 011m
Thorn l! u reward of $200 for tho
arrest and conviction of Wukomou
which aperiul Pltroltnun Gorgon will
. The "root of Waltontun won
planning new: to Mr. Williuml nt Went-
iort tor be valued lill horse Very high»
y. Huuplclon pointed to bung Willo-
man as the math .who too the animal
’ and lilthougb circular: mo inuod
: and be war in townonce since he took
the outfit that politic were «noble to
. got m trace of him: .
. .About ii o'clock 8mm Poirotmun
lid by ,tuto'l’olloot
tnrtm ' furiwntoi
to ,w
I ARMORY BURNED.
Jun. l9.“-Fll‘q
the armory of the Tenth
”Home tloust Artillery, yeti:
naming a loan of about $30,001»:
1913th the tire was discovered
in tine exploded nnd carried
9 root. Explosions of
in it different part of the liniltli
‘o the work of the
towns. but no one was int
“M.“"un—m—m ;
ON HUMAN: FRIDAY.:
:3! I‘ of the South Norwaili
. um promised 0. iron
‘ ,btternoon It 3:16 o‘clock
filth “humbly hull.
Love, of Hurtford. ll
lfi ’on “Humane Fri;
will be looclal music;
'ltlitoutertainmom to an;
i}, Iflir will be under th
.W‘flti,,WomIn‘u Munictpu‘
‘1! . -
homo otfenno.
brought nurb
i .uorm‘accotu’
= ‘nttltfllo ti . ..
. out)“ o ut‘h
‘~ in» ~
follows-t:
iii- . 1
Ill
44
:75
59~wl
68~2
til
tit—wt
IOU
21m!
27
40
5l~ l
59
74
84-“!
91
100
ironing.
Mmm. 40.
twll
24.2
t
{la—l
l‘l
itia—l
20—2
.26
27—4.
80
r. iii“
cine m
ournm ' Host» POOL GAMES.
F. Scotloid 3..
in tho pool
Rnformi’hilip Soil». ,,
tirororr-wtleorgo W. litmttfllun.
'l‘brvo gamut wurt- played 'i‘nottduy
Thomas Smith .
ueut flurry Ambler, ruied' lit). by the
worn of (ill to 28; (Morrow. lingu-
lnn, rated 75. bent li‘rotlorit‘it Tulle»
nan, ruled lin. by the more of 7.“. to
ill. at Mntihcw t‘rnnuh. ncrntrh. bout
‘llor' Murray. riittul 50. lilitlodii. The
lltulfig of (‘rcunb in the loot game wuu
hc fontnro. of that evening. ills play
ran strong and Moody. he tuition three
‘rumt-u oi hffucn halls infttuoceuion.
l‘tu'n be commenced to play h‘lnnlgun
pool, and made the, company record
of fifteen scratch” in two frames.
unit «with
titre outing
W 1‘ . M .
i Watt» loll mu.
mom. i
. ‘ m I cum
. bout. .u. mini. one
tirttggiit.; Minor 2 i
illi‘y minnow
w, the Dr. How ,
. ulo tor tltol‘rgam
r
1”". .
_. lint-i
.H 1'“, m
domain
reduction, to u
um: and drove
utnr we bottle:
t4,«t.u¢dington and F.
Woioheit Boat W. McCarthy.
’l‘wo guinea were played tutti. night
tournament of Putnam
lloac Continuity. the. neuron being a.
F. Scufileld. Jr., 100. .i. Luddington. 50.
t.”
(ml
ill
9
in.
an
O
5
z
lib
.22
‘i
_ ‘
AreuebH-L—ro
I6
:-
Referee-«Richard Cronttb.
i-leorer~--»tioorge W. ilogurdua.
F.‘\]Ncl|holt. 100. w. McCarthy, 40.
:t i
own
i.‘i~-~i
”M2
ill
at
22ml
2f... ‘1
:n
it
rotted till,
Nomalk Flu Polite.
Another some in thc Norwuilt b‘in
Police pool tournament but evening
between Merrill. rated 40, and Cornoll.
mind mt ctldt’d in a defeat tor the for-
tour by to balls. The game was nutrit-
od with internal by a utunbora, but the
big gums will he pinyed this cvenlng
between Jnmea unidor. rutod l2tl. and
Williutn it}. Kelolor. rater itih. and it in
thought Unit at lurxn number will be
prompt. ’l‘hu acorc:
Comoli, so.
u—«u
21
33...}
l l--l
48-4
80
7l~l
'38”?
87
90
School: Dole-tad Merriam. Q
Prod Solintib. mo, defeated Edward,
Merriam. do. by thnwyory clone score;
of tilt) to hit. Morrlum oil but won tit
game. lie pocketed hie nlxtieth, all.
but the run ball followed alter it. An,
ottori will ho made to have mothers
game played off thin evening. ‘
vu‘
w,
l4
tit
, Iii ill
in . v.
' non-e. P. F. Hilliard. at IL. and to
, Bridloilof‘l. clutch. Como Lilo! UNA.
toonvorting motion.
; Ind l.. 1‘. Snow. New Britain. bottle
claim dovlco. lit-out: I. flavour. lint-ti
oats: connection; monolith: tor,
wanton lo oil-tonic; cleaning tool Mitt
contraction. John A. Exit. Hartford.
dlill 8.
. gm “I'M“ 3’1
l3: tor tm‘llylm W at“
W
,3!
nutrition
ll'otitiluti’o p, ,
tor thomrlt lnlroduca‘tt
lurihnhtnllr ~
$4.000 was tho that luminous .in the
Senate. it Want to tho tromtnlttoe on
~onlingt~ni expert-on, whlrb will con-
pitior ull mutter: of this kind iltil non.
,siou. ‘
A pctitloh'for change in the annuity
observance law wu» sent in by P. B,
.Gunningbom. of New Haven. . '
’l‘ho omiiloyerl‘ liability blli intro-
duced by Senntorii'enn was sent lathe
judiciary. Thin bill iii not it working-
mon'n oompenutlon bill, and, accord-
lng to tho nonutor, new not go to it
gnocinl oommlttce, Bonnier Spolhcy
than culled up his resolution to ruin
a special committh to confldnr till
workins'men'u commutation and em-
ployerl‘ liabllitlu' bills, instead of
landing down the Judiciary committee
with them. An umendment Whitman
on increasing the proiiolod teammltteo
to nine members. The «motor moved
the adoption or the renolution. Senn-
tor Judson optioned ii. questioning the
proprioty of acting on this matter un-
til the Judiciary committee has decided
Whether it can consider them,- mutter:
or wtidther to nuggmt Joint hearing:
with the labor committed. He thought
that with tho Intricate legal and tech-
nlcul quantum inrolvetl. these matters
mitten.
Bonnier Spellucy claimed the stain
watt logging on labor legislation. bolus
fai- bonind other rule: and, European
count’rlcfl on tho worklngmen’l com-
nonunion attention. He thought a
tolnt committee a: lune-ted would
be cumbersome. With three down
lawyers in the monthly he. felt rer-
tutu a competent new committee could
be raised.
Senator lloolter preferred to wait
until the iudtcluy committee mile I
recommendation. ,
it wu voted to again tlble the runo-
iution. Sentim- t'eolt explained that
while lttppol‘iihfi the motion to table
no tat-mod landing the mutter to a
committee whlrh can give misquote w
tentiou to it. He believed in the
nrluoiple of thooumpotulttou not.
Other reunion udvooutod tnbiintt.
but Benntor spoiiocy moved moonsto-
oration of notion to bible in order to
«top dilatory tactic: by compoiling in.
medium action. The Demo then re-
counted for tho loin convontlon.
Resolution: went in to oppolnt
Frank J. Kine, lodge. Int! J. 3.
Woman, deputy *udgo. at Brantord.
um' mm Introduced.
HARTFORD. Jun. mm: the
be lucorpornted u it runny oompouy
in New Britnlu. Dorlut unf lotion.
A bill tor appointment or probotiou
pincer; provides tint Judge: of oup‘or;
or In, M an ‘1»! Option
inch attic-run intuit court direc-
tion. it. clone moon on Hound“
partridge until October 1.. tilts. in pro-
posed. Employment 'of n compotent
Marlon to index the not. of the mineral
monthly under direction of the neuro-
1:? of onto it prom-ed by mother
1: . -
The C. hi. Shay Fertilixer Contour
uni the Mitford 'i‘ruu Company and
to be incorporated. A bill to extend
tho alone time on door until Juno 1.
1917. won the forerunner of many bill.
on control of time mimic.
annotation: went in nopolntlng
Robcrt i. Hunger. lodge, and hi. (3.
llbdil. deputy Judge. at Atalanta.
”For my polo, from top to too.
from any on. will: Dr. Thomu'
Eclectrlo l._ Point out my when
it ll unit.
W
CONNICTICUT PATINTO.
Tho toliowing were tuned January
17. mt: Lint fund-bod from onion
of A. hi. Wooster. wlieltor of potentn.
tiridlewfl. Conn. »
Henry it. Adonis. itridgoport. rob/o.
John A. Antler-on. Br! port. ultimo
obi-tic. Jamil (l. uni . i". Molina.
Bridgeport. mulling olutulutun and
copper allow. mint 6. Sanford.
Cliommottei. New Huron. moon- for
Richard Mr“?
ford. mountain. or min mo. Witt.
Nor. Howard. typowriting machine.
in“ H. abattoir. Hortiord. that you
it‘ll 33m 'i‘i't 'il' std.“
tray. outta .' ‘1’
lurid. lull! (not or mind
artiolofdfign. William ii. Castillo-i
in. in i torgtormiugiuutonoi
mil M Wt
to truth. no»: It.
Norwich. two wont» hurt
its atom
or iii. moon .
hull-t Volrht. W
- . . « t
.. .L.;. > ‘ .
Y‘V” a“ ’1 '1 n“ "‘
illitoprlallna 54,000
imitationlij.”nnztu.~—A rotolntton
. .tutluitidliig .Wlllitini.irl..1‘oylor to iti-
Iuo o iogiulutiyo souvenir at a aunt of it
should not be bundled or a. new coma
the re im-
game. 1‘ a sixth Connor lion will no
doubt become proficient in tho ort be
fare an attempt to mm in: cutout
with any out-of~town tenmv'l‘ho mo
in: pluyed in the armory once befom‘
and at that time proved moot-WW
an a matter or recreation.
How log'LCur V modicum .
' antl Emi~ llGrippe Miami. .
Just a “le6an W“
. ,, .I' ..
You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grinnn uymptomn
leaving after tnitltt
one. _
it to it punitive met. that you“ Dotti
Compound. taken ‘every two bouro, un-
til three oonwcutivo‘ do.” Are tattoo.
will and the amino and
most severe cold, either the bond.
chest. back, stomp hurt but... ,
it promptly i'eliovttii' team)“ .mlov
erablenouralglu palm. l’i
it but 19W W
inhnenu, shooting, sore cutout. running
of. the hour. mucous morbol dio-
cnnrges. sot-one“. nttli‘noiuj ind rheu-
mtio lwlngoo. . *
‘Pape'u Gold Compound is the result
of three yearn' muonrch It '3 cont of
morn than titty thouund dollar: and
contains no quinine, whl on have
couoinaivoly demon-trawl I n of-
foctlve in the treatment at co it or
grippe. ‘ " ‘
Take this barmlou to pound or
directed, with the know go that
there in no other modirino. made any-
where also in the worldmhiob will
cure your cold or end tn'l winery as
promptly and without any other no
alliance or bad attention“ Iii it 25
not package of Punch (told Com-
pound, which. any druggliit. in the
world run uupiily.
m
SENATOR IULKRLIY . GHtPPER
AND OHIERFUL. '
WASHINOGTON. Jun. tor—Thin is
how Senator Builteloy'o mum to tho
Senate, utter the'eouaootioot motor-
lnl auntie, struck it Wuhingtou non-
paper mun: <
"Senator littlketey. of Gonnocucut.
appettrod in the Senate yut‘orday alta-
gether as chipper and cheerful u if he
bud won ruther thou lost I «election.
tits activity uni manner rather til-pub
cf! the 0le3 of his Republlcun iooa ut
homo. who insisted tint ho bu too old.
it Will very natural that the oeuutor
ubould go luto'cxooutlve reunion with
his continua. Broader». «denier a
general going over of homo politics.
"met- on, Bottom Bulbjloy had on
inform-t out. with till «Militant.
initial Davenport, 0! Bridgeport. tho
ominont lawyer, who bu been A fourth
tor figure in Wulungton star unlit
winters. and who remit): rather ton
vent Democrat. in optic o the nanny
onportunltloo tor joining the Republi-
can procession."
To cunt Anemia on: MY
IratJfAXA'l‘iVlil B801“) Quinlan
robin Draggin- refund money it
it tail: to euro. n. w. GROVE“! Ill‘
union to an etch box. 33c.
mobon MI‘IALL A‘t‘ “no".
indoor Mb." will be a futon tint
will piano those in the Hermit sixth
Connor. . A. (3.. C. N.-(i.. hero ut-
ter. it in th bi. Manger of the but
Ito! boll tun. Chutes. Briton. no
around town yutordny parenting the
nooomry Iupplloo for thivme And
some excellent sport in tit direction
will probably be alfordod t company
member: number. The nit. la outta
on exciting one. ultbough not or tutor:
outing on tho «idiot-door gum. it in
united with but slight vurl‘dnou from
American valor-door!
M s'c‘
until Numb: we“
‘ withdraw.» to ’
“it!!!" and 8a blit-
, tuna 2:30 ’ , ,
limit: ALL flit co.
- Fromm '
. In m not.
“The Blue blown“ ll .
“'0 "u if '
Sum j(lull!
Ilium
. unite, duti-
no‘tut. head and none atttffodjnp. layer-
BJI
. Haydn;
M Road Co.
Established 1857.
m
i
LEATHER JEWEL CASES.
CONVENIENT. ATTRACTIVE, LOW~PRICED.
A line of samples, quaint and prottyrases of colored
leather, odd shades in levant, seal, safiian, morocco. ooze.
pigskin. and fancy hither... ‘i‘h
ey are of various éizcs, lined
exquisitely with velvct, and fitted with inner drawers and
compartments. cushions. and .cases destgned for watches,
pins. rings, etc. To give you an idea, these are the reduc-
tIUIIS 1
Value $i5.00
Value $12.50
Value $t2.oo
Value $10.00
Value $0.50
Vuluc $.50
Value $8.00
Value $1.50
for $11.50. Value $6.50 for $4.75.
for 89.50. Value ,$5.oo forr$3.75.
for 38.75. Value $3.50 for $3.15.
for 87.75. Value $3.00 for $2.45.
for. $7.25. Value $2.75 for $150.
for $6.75. Value $2.50 for $x.75.
for $6.50. Value $1.25 for .95.
for $5.75. Value $1.00 for .75.
To be appreciated these must be soon.
At the Leather Goods Section.
WOOL CHALLIS.
At present there is a window display which shows some
dainty patterns. There are upwards of twentyfive or more
designs at the dress goods. section, and the line contains soit
gays, lilacs, Persian effects. and many dark blues and tans.
‘ me are with borders. Fine for winter robes. sacqucs and
'tiresses for little girls.
:7 inches wide, 59¢ a yard.
HOSE SUPPORTERS. CORSET SHIELDS.
There is an odd gathering of Rose Supporters which
holds good values. Many of them are fine qualities left from
the Holiday assortment.
" Assorted pink and blue silk “Sew-onsf’ that were 50c
andStoo, now use.
A mixed lot. line grades, that are a little soiled. at so.
Fancy brocade "Sew—ons," that were $1.00. at soc.
Children’s Silk Supporters, were 5°C, at xsc.
Diunond Corset Shields.
The kindth fasten on the, corset under the arm, to
put-vent wcamt . small squares of.silk edged with lace,
dainty and high ,nnetnl. were 75:.
25c to close out. ‘
Corset Section, main floor.
The D. M. Read Co.
Mark .- Down Side of Rats
m
We offer the bounce of Our Itock of For!
Mutts
mo ...............vm 05.00 33-1" ....‘...........wu not
Wu- nsot m.
IMO ..............wu ”.98 I.” no ”.49
p.40 ..............wu :7.» w.» ...............m undo ;
m. ...............w moo nu ...............wu 312.00
S!
AT totturttioticrionu
'W “or“
‘It humour REDUCED
omens. We notenrowttom‘n: ‘
Neck Pieces
.......wu 31.49 '.
ammunition-Jo- LR: albumen:
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