tltiistenceb than ever. but the
’ ough narrow, are not the
lied things of last winter
9. hemsolves into strings
niently and undesirably.
er trains are square extending
colt width of the gown only
increasing the length of the
the sides.
hf'bothér those fragments oiv
per. used for padding shduidw
‘ leaves, .are when the gar-
in use, .says a contributor lto
uselteeplng. One can hardly
.l have discovered that hair
cheese cloth i’oided crosswise,
g‘ shelved together, then stutt-
h lthe paper. is a capital contri-
i leave'open one and innert
re r Wooden hanger. pulling the
It. up uthrough an opening in the
~the center, then slut! in the
“and sew up the and. I hook
‘aist over the pad pulling the ends
3to the sleeves, and my waists
look mossy. When wonden
rs are used they may be left in
rodents while traveling, as the
.arc removable, and don he pack-
Yellow tulle bows ulth edges wired
. keep their dignity“ ale el’fectivoly
used with purple pnnslcs to trim pic-
hats for summer.
a hear from headquarters in Paris
t the very latest ”hilt shapes have a
.. deli tendency to greater size.
i
.2..— . l
maid of all Wolk wear a white apron:
remove the walk apron
...—....
Pincushiens made like a hall sphere:
(lhout four inches in diameter) llnlsh 3
ed with a (tinge oi white glass beads
ghoul two inches deep and instenedi
onto small glass candlesticks are exact]
cooks or the old time once. A pair on
these are in excellent taste for an an i
”one bureau.
.‘Will some one who is used to malt- i
m prune whip please tell a Younil‘
nelteeper the secret in making it so
i: it will not "loll" when it in ink .
tram the oven. More than one in-
mope‘rienrcd housewife may llrolit by
information for it is a delicious and
fpenlilve dessert.
m
t is quite a lad now for those who
place or not gowns to have a lace
.. not "mop“ cap to match. it is lined
ml the some color as the slip of the
A ruffle of wide lace on one side and
e and ol‘ a velvet or silk sash tab
Ila very pretty and sort union {or
eiyle or sash ends.
W
said that artificial iiowern can
rum " by holding them over a
tee-kettle. and each petal
, lion he carefully pressed while
mpvwith a rainy hot iron. in
v “ to the flowers are pink they
dolled up with it bit at rouge.
m
_. til the new walls are made with
lie illicit. They have to be ad
. lolly or otherwise the” nose
her day. . They " were
all: style “canons" shah».
" in: {stretched alter the
dentin without the class.
am
he ideoo or colored night.
. t new. the present. rage or
hives: trash impetus to the
at them. Erpccisiiy is this
slash silk an cranes. ‘
and very beautitul list has
7 [it and sum me no placed
h of them afterward to util- ‘ '
i log on the buck oi his head.
Pin." wait loo (‘1' on the body of a he
no who has in the morgue unidenti‘;
lied and it is thought that this may
tarnish a clue tohla identity. . a ‘
’ ..Dr Charles D. Welcott, dili‘ector oi
wreck.
Ladies’ White
Undelsklrts. ranging in price
From 50c
have put Bargain Prices.
weok. '
9:-
Al. Dickerman 8t Son
84 Washington
Telephone 446
We Give S. 8. H.
w
liillll Flillll trons!
“USES DEATH
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le
duriti‘g the day on account of the high.
temperature, which made it all but
impossible tor the men to work.
Mr. 'll‘avelio was employed by an ital-
ian to whom the Frank 1. Jones Plumh- mains,
Ga bonale of magnesia makes soon! a. 3 Company. 0: Main street. had sub- ’
“his DONG: on account 0! thelurge let tho comiact tor the ditching inide‘m‘ “3 a "mm” or ”‘3 skull.
. lily or outer it can absorb—iconnection with their contract to do
at live and one half times its own plumbing in the Catherine A. Handle “Mame“
home in 342 Main street. Duling lhel
dav the itsllan contractor seeing lhut'
if you will have your Waitress or.l he was losing monev on account of the arrangements will he announced lab-
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extreme heat and the inability or that
under her gingham one when she is men to work in the boiling hot sun. or I The. “"9“de use a married man.
working around the house. she will ‘30 tiered the work stopped and put up the1 having 3 “Me in holy. Whom he M
prepared to wait on the door withoutl proposition to the men of working dur- Ho have sent for when he had succeed
any delay, as it takes but a moment tol ing the night Thev accepted me No ed in making a way ior himseli in this
;posa| with thanks and accordinglv Mr. ’
Tavollu look the 8: 24 ocluclt trolleyi
out of Norwulk for \‘i‘lnnipauk This;
car was in charge oi Iiiotorman “‘il 1
Hum (lrouthels and Conductor Allied
hchlnn.
Whom the car reached the scene oi
the totality. Mr. 'l‘melio. believing that
he was about at the place where he
was to walk, deliberately arose from
his aeait and leaped oil the rapidly mov‘
:glu cal. Like many others oi his race.‘
he did not know how to alight from a
car and as a result (all heavily. strik-
'l‘he‘acci-
dent occurred near Linden street and
just about Opposite the Roadie prop
eriy. ' .
Upeal seeing the man fail. the crew
of the trolley immediately stopped the
our and Want back. where they found
the victim unconscious with a slight
cut all the hose ot the brain.
World was immediately telephoned to
Dr. a. ll. Huntington, he being the
nearellt physician to the scene oi the
accidiint. Dr. Huntington was some
time in coming, being detained at his
omoeiund calla were sent to Dr. Wil-
liam .il. Tracey and Dr. William ll. Bur
nell. Both Jumped into their convoy-
ancoei and raced to the scene oi the
nccldlint. arriving at about the same
time, laithough Dr. 'i‘rneey was a little
ahead}. 13y that time Dr. Huntington
had arrived and the three physicians
iolneii their skill and medical know
ledgei to save the lite oi the lniured.
At thht time he was in s semi-cons~
clone condition. muttering something
which nobody could understand lly
this time aimort ihreequartcrs of an
‘hourjled elapsed. _ .
injured man hedhgen carried
to iii lawn in trout oi the Handle
housi. where he resume until the sin.
balance arrived. lolly an hour later.
'l‘h‘el chicle was delayed in Somalia
not. liowiug where unuen street was.
flap? in of Police .Thonias Hunt was
ark-e tor directions and alter season»
in; we directory. he pointed out the
wanjaiter which the hospital wagon
For this week’s Special we have taken
We invite your inspection of our large variety of Ladies White .
E'Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Sample
Skirts at Reduced Prices
ilWe have a considersblenumher of Sample Skirts on which no
These prices are for the balance oi the
administered to by Dr. Tracey and the
i1: hiln proved unsuccessful.
man at 8:45 o'clock. this morning. Mod.
gical Examiner 8. ll. Huntington was
called and utter examining the re
‘ley nilirials he dill not also give theb
Underekirts
child.
14
to S3. 50
St..So.Norwaik .
Trading Stamps.
proved to be true
Al the hospital. the injured man was
stilt-lent nurses but all attempts to ral- .
Death came to the unfortunate
the examine: have a certificate
for burial and assigned the cause of
\‘0
other tunes were broken or injuries
[lode-linker l‘ ll. Knranagh took
charge of (he remains and the {arterial
Qi'.
”Ni" John T. Tierney. Ralph Veriln. \Vilri1
connm . The “”9“” 3' ””3 ””9““ a “3 item Which. Hugh Donnelly, Clarence.
‘iillowa: lilies liri‘iohan. l‘hlla !- J- “-5,“. J l. (l Jr d
\‘o blame can be attached to any ‘ Duet. am . a cunt. .. on
one in this case. as the fault lay with phia:
the man himseli’. According to the trol
conductor any signal to stop the car
bill apparently thought that he was he-
ing carried past his destination and
losing his head for an insular. follow-
ed his first impulse to lump on.
m
Captain Fobronl Tells What He Knows‘
of the Auocletlcln.
lortnhie than thev have been made him Mm”
ion) earlier occupant of the stand. to f-“I‘Kllkl i‘tll‘nlth Philadelphia;
tiny went deep into the polllital inilu Writ "ohm:l Philadelphia.
At St Vincent a hospital. where the
names with u boldness that caused the more scrinue cases were taken owing
judge to caution to be moderate in his to the coolness of this hospital to the. period of ”.0 years during which
statements. The witness leplied: "listens oi the merit. the physicians Grain Donipeny‘lo cerrv on his trades
must say all and give an exact picture stated that no deaths had occurredf t‘ rain Comspny to carrv on his trades
once of the Cantorra, and mentioned;
of the prevailing atmosphere in order Moll
association".
substance:
candidates whom they have determim
sduto support. Thong who rciuse to
ceasiui politicians who realize
they can nettle chosen to omce withv 31”.
out callus tell to tho Camel-re."
Went up Main street tiring.
part i fir. Tracey and the other pine.
stole a, showed that the men was
A uperilciai examination on the;
i fining: and “3
's halt to not
took almost
it right all! 'The cilr. ton;
W" the Smithsonian institute. Washing-
‘ ~ ,. ‘ no. mam who was killed in the
morning. and immediately went to the
morgue where he made positive iden-
liilcatioa.
to Washington. I). 0.. Dr Walcoil or
,. oompnnylng this utterance. The bed
. lies of Mrs. Rogers and her baby were
. unlit to‘Ohio‘this morning where they
- will he interred. .
At St. Vincent's hospital Sergeant.
George Rogers; who “is unions: the in-
iurcd. will be able to leave for Ohio in
time for the funeral of his wile and
. The work of clearing away the mass
or wood and twisosd stool was contin-
iued today. but it is expected that it
will be three and perhaps ionr days
before the tracks will he entirely tree
from the debris. Several reports were
in circulation to the effect that the
day coach in which the niaicrity of the
‘ killed were. has hurled under it sev
and bodies. but there one no continua
lion of these reports.
was that u dasman named though oi
, New finish, was pinned under :1 Pull
man car
.ihai this i“ so “”0"” S B Wilson Locomotive Sister of One Smashed Up
rods} started his investigation into the
cause of the wreck. but. the examine l
Allan of witnesses will not be started
until tomorrow. The body of Engineer.
A. ll. Corliss. of the Parietal Express.
still lies in the
here and on yet no directions
been received as to disposal oi it.
it. is reported that the body
man.”unconscloue but still breathing.-
hes been discovered under the wreak
Ease. of the Felicia! Express and that
there are thmc other bodies imprison
ed there.
i 2‘! iv
‘nlng the physicians stated that all the?
twenty-dire patients brought in truth
elite railroad wreck had passed a lair-‘
ly good night. The only patient whose
condition yesterday was lookednpon
as critical was that or Miss Loretta
liloi‘lohan. of Philadelphia. who has
broken rib! and internal injuries.
are hopeful that she will hold her own
Eduring the period whenshoclt is likely
to ccnmliraie her condition. The doc
tors round «am the men are not suiv
.crlnll. much from shock.
are llcalnnina to show signs of shock
but in no case save that oi lilies hic-
L‘roknn
ion; Mrs. Mary Johnson. Crow Creek.
D ; William ii. l‘eila. Philadelphia;
Henry A. Wallace. hilllbridgo. hie; J
B. mason. New Haven: Frank A. Hoyt.
.Dorchealer. Mara.
Huntington, l~’n
dielown. Val; Mrs. Sarah Clark. Wash.
inalon: Josephine \i’slcntt. Philadel. James Perm"- Operations Put the Pe—y
phln; Jennie .l. Nickolas. Washington, "y Grain Comp“, Out of “WM". ;
WITNESSES AGAiNST THE. CAMOR- ll (2: Mrs. Nellie tie-phone. Lherey CHlCAGo, July thwExpart ”mow”
RA. :tlhase. lid. and her two children. the
flatter not helm; hurl: Mrs. Lois Hart-
man. Newilcld. N. Y.: Mary E. Harris.
Philadelphia; liolcu Glhhn, Washinii
vrrizano liaiy. July law—(uptahl "in. 1‘- 0-: Mildred Ernw- WW”!!!
Fruhoni witness for crown. has metro “”1 installs “NSF-‘3 Washington. M”
the accused Csmorrists more unoomg? ”9w“ ”Otlbm. Woodstock. Via; hire,
to strike a deadly blow at the criminal rhoclt unite noticeably and the condi-l a” unaxegailng "m 000 are m" in»
lilon of the vatioua serious cases has mutuality the circumstances oi Pen
Frahoni in the guise oi a clerk from “M llllilwl‘cd
the ministry cl justice, covered years ,Jiad a quiet night None oi the mtiouis
to learn the alleged connection tie-”viii he in a condition to be moved FLOOR OP TRUGK HOUSE RIPMR‘
Ween the Camoriu and \oapolitnnll‘ill some dais
judiciary. Along this line he sold in mental condition which enables lhel
attendants to ascertain many racial in“ Well iiooit ll. ladder mutually
‘Ti'ie i'ammorist has no political: about them. The identity of all llllig were about to crash through under the
ideals. Iris exploits the elections and been well established. Today it is e: weight on! the hcnrv homes and a come
the .clected for gain. The leaders at» last ltd hieuds of many of the initial!!! pinint to ,h, mayor himself mm“ m
tribute bands throughout the town anii Will be here to use them. .
they have recourse to violence to no.3 The twenty patient: mustered at
min the vote of the electors tor ”with“! lwlplisl lollom:
Cuisine. Philadelphia. with hat three
small children; Prank Von Ptoli'ier.
vote as instructed are beaten. slashed. l’hllodelhhis; John F Van Plantain:
with knives or kidnapped. All this is chilvlllc. Mass. in critical state; lilinmrm M m ummhleiwtlng um he.
done with the assurance oi immunity chael Furor, New Rochelle. N. Y.. can
as they will have the protection oi suc- dilfili’l‘l 33W“ Kind“: hrsitemau.
that (harm inhaler. Harrie do Grace. Md.
N. 3.; Min iiartaa Monroe, Washing-
toil; Mrs. Mary Mstlsnn. l‘hlladelphie:
hillhhllilb GAR “LA ‘l'RAPFlG..l3srsauat George iii. Roam. chrome
Trolley car number an lumped the: tar Fort William. Portland. lie. and
truck atth‘e Roton Point loop, last ova tint letters little her who is only
' hour and; praised: as. Mary Walker. Washing?
Railroad Commissioner ll‘heodo
Ford. of Eridaépott. was one
earliest oihcials at the wreck. roster»
dsymorolng. its use informed oi the ,
catastrophd by A.-E. Level-y and the .
tWo hurried to line place in an auto- ‘3
mobile. When seen yesterday alien
noon Commissioner Ford would not
comment on the probahlc causes of
the wreck. He said he had (armada
theory. but. was not yet ready to talk
about it.
The excess of speed over the cross-
overiseemod to many to be the prim—
ary cause. This crossover was laid
by Engineer Dwight Hall when he
was employed by the railroad.
arrived at Bridgeport this
Her body was shipped
Railroad Man says Sienal Out of Date.
BRIDGEPORT, Jilly lib—A railroad
man well acquainted with the condi-
tions at the crossover at the Fairficld
avenu viaduct, said this morning:
“That crossover is u bad place. The
signal there is an oldd’ashloned. one‘
arm chair. clearly out oi‘ date. Only
a short time ago the signal was set
flat a (min on No. 2tiach, and it was
only by stepping his train that m on
closer or the train on track 1 avoided
an accident. it is frequently the case
Elliot this signal is set so that two
lmmllraina would meet it the eligincers
Were not my careful. There should
he a douhle sun signal at this point to
"COV‘QX both tracks
Another re
it is not believed. hosevel. _'
in Wreck June 6.
l A remarkable coincident,
imlght
or what!
he called an ill omen. was
brought up by the wreck of yesterday,
in Bridgeport. in that the locomotive
ldrawing the liltiutcd express was No.
‘1‘”3 and a sister locomotive oi No. 412
which figured, in the fatal wreck at
Fulrileiri. lune ll. ll. mnyllare been
the number ‘13 or else that the lunch.
inery was grieving over the fate oi
the other machine.
Coroner Clil‘lord B. Wilson was.
early on the scene. partly as a special
tor and partly to learn some details
first hand. ilr. William ii. Donald
.son. of Fairlield. medical examiner
in the
was also
undcriokcrs‘ rooms
have
oi‘a
ilridgrpol't hospital this moo
;ior that town, who figured
,June wreck in his territory.
a visitor.
AT THE Wascx.
Among the many Nor-walkers who
look the opportunity. it it may called
such. in view the remains of the Fed"
and express which was wrecked yes-
terday at firidgeport were Mr.‘ and
Mrs. C. L. Thorpe. Miss Lillian Colllneg
Chester J. Ryan, Charles A. Copley.l
James Magner, l". 8. Lyon, Charles A.
All
The women
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THE erode clauses annual Five O’CLOCK L
sxcnnrsarhnoars.
. ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN CHINA
‘ AT HALFLREG uLAR' PRICE.
cups AND savanna of English porcelain, a doz- ..
or more designs. and the sizes large enough for either tea
or coffee. Were see.
.I
use.
finichlishrh 1857. _
A small group in dainty floral patterns, were 25c, ‘
13c.
Thrce~picce Scte,Teapot. Sugar and Cream, vary so
tractivc. were originally $3.25.
$1 63.
Tea Plates, a large assortment, English porcelain very
nice grade:
Were 45c.
Were 35c,
Were 25c,
for 23C.
to: 18c.
for 13¢.
Blue Historical Plates, large size: xoc.
gamer tables. China Store.
WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS h
Half Price.
Hemstitchcd and Embroidered Handkerchiefs of pure ..
linen and also of Shamrock linen, which were 50c,
25c. Sale Price.
Igcmstitchcd Handkerchiefs of pure linen, perfectly
plain. regular prices from. 17 to
‘1‘
359,
.13c, 23 for 25¢.
~ Pure linen hand embroidered
regular price 13c.
initial Handkerchiefs.
9c, 3 {Or use.
‘ LAWN sncouss dainty
styles at clearance. $1.00
and upwards, greatly reduced from former prices.
Second floor.
WOMEN‘S sunsonnnrs of checked gingham or
light figured percalc, 25c.
O
' or
Second floor.
‘4.
M
Ellie E. ill. larch (humming.
is {car entertained as to the. lluhey, lrring Reed, 30901"! Lynch."
Anselmo llrlmmllr. \l‘ulllmr Mrs. William H. Palmer. Max Manna?
Frank ilcPicrno. Ru} 8. Sherwood. Oi~
lo ljiePlcrne. .lr.. E. .l. Thomas, hire:
.. Theodore Olsen. .lr.. Captain W. ll.
Foam and iamily illlil.\'t'. i). McLean. ~
Edward hi. ilrecne.
.: Henry Crichton. Mid-
GRAIN PLUNGER’S BlG LOSSES.
m.
iants under the direction or a colnmilg
tee of Chicago bankers to day began2
an inspection at the hooks and ac}
counts of the late James Pettit auduhe:
Percy Grain Company in an eiiort to‘:
determine the‘exact condition of the
board or trade ilrnl's nuances. Late‘
dcveld‘hmcntn seem to indicate that the
losses of the concern may reach n. .«.
soc. one i
ills losses in speculative plunging in
the wheat and one market cut/cringe I:
Ml s. .
Mrs.
S,ecllloske Philadelphia;
Black
The N. 1E.
Pure Silk Hose
“’“Onvx” Brand~for Women *
3 pairs for S1
Quantity is limited, so come
early
so Washinnton Street
Only ‘
Ryan Co.
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0‘ ”"9 ””9““ are de‘lt’lollillili“ said in halo led to the large ahort»
1““ 0‘ ”‘9 ”WW” it'sdrowninx.
1‘ ow of then: are in a; an
Only the fact that the stalls oi the
home the commissioner to have the
some repaired. The work is being
done hr Councilman William H. iiic
Mellon. who “installing doors or rain
low pine. The condition was wreirh
:ed. One or the horses became no
hint. harsh
would not heck out of the stall and
stood to one side.
.m.
‘7‘"! IINTINIL FOfl VAGATlDNi
I“.
“leaders ot'lrlis Sentinel leaving the
city tor the writers. mountains or
lrursi resorts. or ‘ior Europe. can have
it sent direct tomato or unit for
city period “undermine. weeks or
months. Additional may he changed
litany hicnwseney. Phiiiinsbuisi
Eleanor Wilson Philadelphia:
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2i! NORTH MMN STR‘IJ‘
Lidia Swahili.
KiNuB’i‘t‘lWN. trained. July 12.»-
King George and Queen Mary concliida
ed their visit wireiand today and with
the Prince of Welds and Princess
Mary. sailed on the royal yacht Vie
toxin and Albert for Heiyhcad, Water
will take place in Osrmrron castle tile
marrow. Dublin gave their majorities
a memorable rend oi!“ As they has»
on through the streets than ‘ ”
ice trout the crowd
The inventilure oi the Prince of Wales
Fancy New Potatoes peck 43c
Nice.Cucumbers. 10 to 2hr: each .
Extra large Beets. hunch ....... coiliresh Eggs. per dos. .‘r..........ioo v.
Green or Wait Enamel. ......m sci Mustard Sardines. can ............ Be - . ‘
Carrots. per bunch ...«i....... 501 W. li‘lahorn Cocoa or Chocolate. ...10o ,
Pineapple... 'l lot ...............25oi Pink Holman. can ...............10c
Tomatoes. Squash, (lacunae. Pens. meditation. Blackberries, Muskmelons, ,-" 3
int-its Watermelonl. ' 7 , .
UNITED Gaocaav COMPANY
PHONK Ml
.. “......
several Mundrld People View“. the
Exhibit Lest awning.
The first display of fireworks at lie»
tea Point .senson. Was held last
evening in the oval. The grand stand. ‘
and bleachers were filled. ands large
number or people were standing.
exhihiiiun was a line one in every
spent. and the various not plan
octane. etc. received it iherai appi
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