ABONIC DIRECTOHY. ,,
ma we" Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.
Meets lat Masonic Buddhist. South
Main street.1st and 31! Tuesday at
such monthwduiy on August ox-
copied—wait 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Read
g,“ iynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
tie Chapter, N0. 38. R. .M
Me to in Masonic Bull ins. Smith
M street, 2d and It): Tuesdays at
‘ month—July and august or
cup ted'—’-at 8 o’.clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
11.11.111.111. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
,Fnoseur M..Wl1.cox. easy.
so‘clErv NOTICES
ERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-p ’
,_ ERS’ ASSOCIAT’ION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Mice-president, Charles I Pidgeon
ank W. Hadley, Secretary
11th Corbett, Treasurer
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SENATOR DONOVAN 8 ACTIVITY.
,1 (H111 tl'ord Courani. l
Senator Donovan, who has had con-
siderable to say 110m time to time
"about Exploiting the business oi the
eneral Assembly, gave an exhibition
y'e‘stcrday that 1esembicd somewhat
the antics of an army mule When
he senate was in a fair way, for the
st time in several weeks. or get-
ting outoi the way a lot of business.
he tried repeatedly to block the
Wheels by raising technical points,
' uhd several times moving to adjourn.
j:' Senator Multan was ono of tho hap-
' plest men in Hartford yesterday when
he heald that (l'overnm Baldwin had
' ppr'm ed the .31.,000 0,00 bond issue for
d 113 in New London. He wore a
Camila that probably would not have
Alamo oll‘ eicn ii'. Senatol Donovan had
tried to pay another illbute to him.
End for 11 while was busy receiving
{'110ngrngtulntlona from his colleagues. ,
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During a dry season people should
be particularly careful with rcgard to
fire. it might not be amiss to suggest
that it is probable that numbers of the
rats which mo of mutt-1101111 migin
and be traced to friction matches
111i mice. Matches are left lying
'round. Mice got into the house and
in the'conrsc oi‘ their investigations
nibble hither and thither. Where the
wait matches are used a particular ot-
truotlon is hold out to the mice Mice
,hEVe always had a falling for wax in
any tom and in the case of the
matches have been known to carry
them aw ay to their nests And as mar
I Well be imagined the nests are. com-
posed of all sorts of stuff, much of it
highly inflammable. Hero is fixed up
the‘ combination which needs oniya
friction on the match to 111ml a live.
and one which is highly (i111 y1.101111 he-
, cause of the usual inaction of mice
nests. But mice are not averse to car-
vying away just the ordinary kitchen
_ l‘letv of f1 ictlon match, so the dan-
ger has never decreased. “liartlold
.mm
Hg...”
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
M
be general assembly should Vote
do n decisively any attempt to recall
tit pill barring tubercuiar cattle trom
' state. Connecticut too long has
flidhined outside the list of states
hlch hare stringent laws on this sun.
A more selfish exhibition of per»
, reasons has never been made
the argument advanced for the
M”
ii? bins for novelty. A New Lon.-
A man has issued “invitations for
‘ party, at which grotesqdo
I ‘qu be worn. No particular
”on is specified.-~Ansonla
mm
“1*“ , , 1
smonopoiy is to be in:
he only things person
- ships” and “aeronaut.”
‘stoto' treasurers jurisdiction. -,
spouse to an inquiry from Secretary
or the State Matthew 11.1mm as to
the new}... or the new not requiring
registration or airships: ‘ ‘
Dear Sirthou request my opinion
its follows;
""i‘o enable this cities to carry out
the provisions of the act cancernins
the registration 0! airships and the
operation therefor, will you kindly in-
towns with: your opinion as, to the
definition ct "atruhlp', as relating to
balloons used by persons who give ex-
hibitions in different parts oil 5
state. unddrop ,iu parachutes. Under.
this act.must such persons register
their balloons, and the operators there-
of take out licenses to operate the
some?”
Chapter 86 or the Public Acts (11
1911 clearly defines the term "air-
Section 1 of
said chapter reads as follows:
"The term 'airship as used in this
act shall include every kind of vehicle
or structure intended for use us a
means of transxiorting passengers or
goods, or both, in the pill; the term
faeronaut' shall include eyery person
who, being in or upon an airship or
anything attached thereto, ”undertakes
to direct its aseent,‘courso, or descent
in the air or anything attached to such
~airship; the word ‘iiy‘ or the word
‘vcyage’ shall include every kind or
locomotion by 1111 airship "
The legal definition of an “airship"
does not include such balloons as you
name, unless they are intended ior'hse,
as means of' transporting passengers
or goods. or both, in the air. it will be
helpful for use to have in mind a
definition of “passenger" to enable
you to determine whether 11 particular
vehicle is subject to registration.
There are numerous decisions which
hold that 11 passenger, in a legal sense
of the word; is one who travels in
some public conveyant’e bv virtue. of
a contract expressed or implied, with
the earring, as the payment of (are,
01 that which is accepted 1111 an equiv
nient thereof i ~21
nuclei v. Phllad‘euuua & h. a 1'6,
132 i 11.. I;
Pennsylvania it. (30. v. Price, 06 Pa.
256;
ruiguumn 1'. Chicago a N. w. My.
00.. 108 lawn, Fill;
Travelers Ins. Co. v. Austin, lit; (in
264.5111..it A 107;
Stuicup v.1.cuisvilic,N A. it t‘. lty.
,(‘o . ill lull. App. 584 \
Time 1110 other decisions which,
hold that a passenger is a person who
undertakes. with the consent or the
carrier. to travel in a conveyance pro-'
vided by the latter, otherwise than in
the service of the carrier as such.
lliglcy v. (iiimcr, 3 Mann, 90;
Denver S.‘P. (it. P. it)". Co. v. Pickard,
8 00111. 103;
Barry 1'.
M0. 223.
it was decided in the case of United
States v. (lucsu iii. 8.). All Fed. 587.
that the wits and neighbors of the
owner of a tugboat during a trial trip
merely to witness the operation (if
the machinery, are not passengers.
within the meaning oi the statute re
quirlng boats for passengers to he luv
spouted and licensed.
“'i‘runaporiing" passengers or goods
really implies taking them up at. some
place and putting them down tit 11n—
oillcr. it cannot be said that the oper-
ator of the vehicle is 11 passenger.
Section 5 of said chapter till provides
that no one shall operate an airship
or act as acronuul of 1111 airship until
he shall havewobtainod from the score-
tal'y of the slut/e a license for that pur-
pose. You will understand that the
need of such license is conlluod to op
craters and uergnsuts at airships re
uulrod to be registered.
If you will keep in mind what! have
said. it will not be dimcult to deter.
mine in each case whether the vehicle
or structure in queuiion is ”intended
for use as a means of transporting
passengers or goods, or both, in the
air.” ‘
Missouri l’ac. ity. (‘11., 124
. .
s'rs'rs renounce AOKED '10
1121.1. latitude.
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Many euMmor‘Ruldenis Went Rock
.11 Their 0er in Sound. 1‘
The state treasurer is beset with
. odors from people along Lung island
Sound to buy islands. All projecting
rocks and hits of land in the Sound
that are unclaimed are under the
Ala
though he could sell them as the
{Won-iv, no 11111111 is not to ,
to;
this .
cons of the
torn Standish p‘mitotn in the scrip .
cks unload
about a mile train then set which is
The
of 1907. ~ Solitueraed'
swept by dangerous currents.
Empress of China sailed trout Van-
ocuver, B. c.. 11-July 12 and was malt»
lug tor Tohlo Bay eoroute to Yokd-
homo. forty miles to the west and '
north.
. As soon as word of the accident
was received here Vice-Admiral Balto
the. Minister «at Marine. despstclied
cruisers Aso and Boys. of the Japan-
as. training squadron. to the costs-
partition at 1111' own hoerthcto‘ne.
mended to testlty hero. and today
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Stool corporation, was (stiletto dif.
vestiaat‘lon at Washincton.
ed in ”11.111 :York today. to delve into ‘
the business airline or the slant cor— “
Scores of Witnesses have been i'ub-
at the ‘
vulxo much interaction which the ‘
committee had been promised Noni ‘
time to. am man; its protracted as,
This in: ;
eludes many atheist and statistical do: j
21D ouble_B‘argajn no... .
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tactic of the alumna steamer. The
cruisers took off the" mall and hes-m
gage oi the Empress and aided in re-
moving 185 passengers to the main-
land. The passengers were tempor-
arily sheltered and later proceeded
by train to this city.
The steamer's bottom was badly
damaged, and ii‘. the craft is saved
it will take time months’ time to re-
utes or the Steel Corporation board
mitepretentetlvo Stanley,
tacky, ominous of the committee, and
reached New York,
irom Washingto'u early in the day,
transferring the inquiry 2mm
house onico building at the capitol to
the council chamber of the; City Hall.
his colleagues.
. annually.
pair her. The sea near her was rough
tonight
HR. Hlil llFlilllllliiFS
0011M FFIIFF Bill
Says it Will colonel Ecumeni-
ration It Nanote'iiuring
industries -
WASi-iiNG'i‘ON, July Elm-Itcpreucn» .
tatlvo Mill is disgusted with the Dem-
He
will odor a resolution in the’ were and
means committee today condemning
the hill and postponing action on it
understood
that the New England cotton uumuluo
lovers will leave the tight against the
bill before Congress to the southern
Mr. Hill today said:
“The Democratic cotton bill 1.1.1111.
it cuts the laril'f in two on
many items, and in some cases ro-
la a
purely revenue turii! bill; there is no
it contemplates an
increase of 37 per cool. in imports oi
cotton goods, nevertheless shows In,
revenue loss of atom than 33.000.000
So far as i can Judge from
' Southern
mills will be bit much harder than the
northern ones. owing to the dilierent
character of the products. provided
in any
event this bill, in connection with me
wool
schedule and the iron list bill, which
the
house illoxlailer putting between $2,.
of tin-
lulled manufactured products on the
free list, would compel an entire rear»
ganiastlon‘ol’ the manufacturing in
dustry of the country and an absolute
labor system
ocratic cotton tariff revision bill.
until, next winter. it is
111anul'uct11rlnus.
lwsalhie.
ducal-1 the rates twothirds. it
protection in it.‘
a cursory examination, the
the bill should become a law.
revenue liil‘il’l' revision 0! the
have already been passed by
000,000,000 and 33.000.000.000
reconstruction of our
and standard of wages.
“No hearings whatever with rotor:
once to those great industries have
been permitted and tho labor or the
twill bourd,|ooltin1; to an intelligent
investigation of tho difi’urencc in cost
or production at home and abroad has
notwith-
standing the fact that nearly half a
million dollars is being spent in such
investigation and that agents are now
at work in all the principal countries ,
of production with a view to obtaluiml
all and complete lnlormniiou concern—
ing' these schedules and positive as-
surances have been given that such
revolts will be availablo at the spam
it is for
been absolutely ignored.
lag of {torturous la the lull
the country to decide whether it willh
olPturiils in the [11111111 to be made on
guesswork or based upon facts."
Royal. ARCANUM FIELD om. ~
W
Ponsnus Council Appoints a Demolit- ' 1
‘ ‘who was arrestedilv desiccant Bryan ,
ll. Shh tor disobeying the ironic tows. 1
' for driving recklessly and for not. obey. _
inn tho unicorn command to stop, was
hetero Midge Edward ..M. Locimood ‘
1 m to imitate the Matter. ‘
Reactions Council. Royal Arcanum‘
held a very
was the lucky one.
A Movement was started last night
to hold a Royall 111mm day in the
state next year and a committee
interesting meeting
last night in the council room. There
was another handsome knife given
away by Orator. Edwin El Austin, and
Fred (3. itiedoil was the lucky one.
This is the second time he has sedan
ed a knife and he in turn decided to
dispose at it, and William ii. Painter
almost immediately into the absorp-
‘tlon or the Tennessee Coal and iron
tion. John W. Gates told the first
executive bend or the Steel Corpora-
ls dcslrcdfliy the committee.
L. (3. Hanna, 01 Cleveland.
and iron Syndicate before the absorp‘
tion, will he ‘arnoug the witnesses.
When the ccn1mlttoe,convened on
motion of Rol‘lrei‘cntativc Martin Lit-
tleton, it won determined to go into ex-
ecutive session. Plans for the hear~
lugs here had not been completed and
papers and documents cocoons y 111.-
the examination oi witnesses i1 not
arrived, from Washington.
Chairman Stanley announced alter
the hearings toiiiegiu- tomorrow.
Richtird Madabary. counsel for the"
has followed the inquiry from the be
ginning. was lmmedintely notiiled of,
the postponement. Mr. Trimblc. cool
rotary obtho corporation. who had;-
boen subpoenaed tor today, probably
will be the llrst witness tomorrow.
MORE PEERS FOR VETO BILL.
w.
The “Die Horde" Will Not be Able to
Deliver the Goods in England.
increasingly evident that the “die
herds” will not be able to “deliver
the goods." or in other words. to poll
not be forced to create a large num-
ber of peers ii any, in order to carry
the Vote bill.
Thoaeflect' of last night's rally at
of Hattebury, leader or the insurgent
lords, has been to so 1! the whole
company of Moderates xMarrying into
the~ ranks of Lord istnldowne'e so.
herents, who this aliernoon totalled
in the neighborhood at 300.
The government is going to give
to compo 11 their dilloreuces. Premi-
er Asquit 1, anxious as his opponents“
to avoid swamplug the upper house
with new barons, will not force a cri~
Its so long as matters are tending. in
his direction. There are even rumors
of an early adjournment of Partial.
moot before final action on the veto
bill, and a session .in the autumn'br»
sion may be entirely abated.
AUTOldT FINID 025.
F. 11. Bolt Pays 'rsnu of $41.29 for Vio-
lotion!
Frederick E. Eon. or New Canaan;
this adorning in the Norwaiit Town
Court. The prisoner pleaded utility
and was fined ...1 tor reckless driving.
the road. and to for (not obeying 1
common or Surges all]: to halt.
mother with the colts. which 111111111
“The inquiry here is to be directed '
Company by the U 8. Steel (tarpon. ‘
story or the transaction. Judge om. ..
lion. ‘relatedhis version oi the deal ‘
In. connection with our usual; Friday Specials, ‘1 ‘
tomorrow 5 purchasers can select tram our;
massive smoke, the choicest pickings of our en-i"
tire attire. Manufacturers, ImporterS. M1113 and ‘
Factories, 1.011. large and small, gave us their
finest. This Wonderful .Sale is a mil-grown rec-
“"3ord-maker-—-vesterday s crowds being as great
almoSt as on the first daY
and corroborative testimony ot one or ..I
the other at these eminent Steel men ,3
and 1
Grant ll. Stiller, of New Torin, who j
were members or the Tennessee Cool 5
ihla plan had been agreed to that no.
wtnossos would 11s: examined iodny,‘
111111.111 suites Steel Constitution. Who '
lDNDON. July vat-11 is becoming ,
their peers to anything like the city
tom. claimed and the government will 1
the dinner given in honor at the Earl ‘
the Unionists plenty or. time in which 1
which time it is thoulht that the ton- ‘
it for driving on the 11111111111 side all j
ed witlnthe tine ‘ 111.19.
iFruit of the
it Loom Masha
Full itlaces, 3 c
real /cydi~ 7/
' Less than, mill price
81: Best Amer-
ican Prints 4‘40
Amoskeag
. 110111.91:
6%c
I‘Muslin Under-
wear Bargains
4 Very Special
Offerings
351: Corset Covers
A variety oi styles, daintiiy
trimmed with Lace, em-
broidery and rib-
50c Drawers
M e oligood duality :Musa
‘ Mode of line NainIOok, pret—
tiiy trimmed,
Empire and
751: Long Wiute 1
Pelucoate
*‘Aproncingham’
boa; all sizes .. . . 19C 7
n, with embroidered and 1
‘ 37c
*1 11.511'uguuow‘...
;,..i..93c ‘
Cottofi
Linens
.anwu corrou, good
heavy quality; 53/0
regularly 8c..
45x36 PILLOW CASES.
regularly . 1f ,
15c WWII/20
5. Full Bleached
SHEETS 34C
’ ' C
Heavy Linen Absorbent
Huck TOWEL'S, 8
value 12%,.E'AGH. . . C
Em... Line... crash row...
ELING, regular- 1
8/2c
iy rel/3c. YD...
Fine quality Satin, Finish
- TABLE BAMASK; .
value 59c.
.... 3%
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, . ‘ ‘ .
Dress Fabrics
snnuruuo Sorrows.
tall 217 inches wide, aiithe
desirable shades: 50c
values,
YARD ..........19C
l ,
Cheney Bron.r FOULA’RD
SILKS. soc quot. 23¢
ity,YARD
j Handkerchiefs
High; grade samples, em...
mdembroideted- 15c and
too values.
.WW
A big line of samples, Dutch
‘ ' models
. ,Craat'fsaviugs in
Bcdwe‘ar and F
I 15c, EACH ..
Women’s
- Gloves
tong Silk Gloves, 15.111.11.111
length, extra heavy qual-1
ity, double—tipped fingers;
colors black, tan and '
white; $1. 25
quality.
Undetha'rx 81,;
. Hosiery
.MEN’S HALF HOSE,
black only; 12%c ' , 1
quality, PAIR .. 8..C ~
WOMEN 'S VEST§, sold
"gigariy at ”10c
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS also DRAW-
ERS, all sizes'19 c
regular 25c .
important Sayings
, White Goods
Waistiags
Remnants of White Walsh 1‘
lugs, checks and stripes;
regular :91: to 21/20
391'. values. YD .
Long Cloth
Soft finish English Lough
Cloth, value piece of 111
i2??.".........$l. l9
line quality, hematitehed: ’
Ellen 8C
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