Values 250 to 390.
Regular price 750.
FA
Values 150 to 19s.
_ “Regular price 25c.
Regular price 35c.
conuecrl‘cur LEAGUE.
Thursday 3 Specrals-—Dress Fabrics
OH SiLKO.8hertL¢hnth-ot 15o
.‘lrsuov suns, sum Lenathl................................. 50m.
Regular price $1.00.
FOULARD olLKs. spot-Proof...........;.................
NSYGOODs, Assorted .....;..........
. selserree. are. short Length. ...... .
MARQUleerrrl-z val-Lee. Popular Shades ..
_ , an
SHORT LENGTHS LAWNS. GINGHAMS AND WHITE GOODS.
5. BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
A. Dickerman 8t Son
.84_Washington St.,So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
We ”Give 5. s. n. Trading Stamps
ale,
ti'fi
10°
..........15o
........ III!
18c
........ .e-uuulc-u.
0
ID BEAT 0II TBAIII
Team Standin .
“,0, “m, no, WOULDN’T P“ Hill!
Springfield ......... 57 37 .606
Bridgeport ......... as ‘39 .508
Hartford ...........52 ii .559 .
New Havel) _______ 46 49 .484 NE‘V HAVEN. AUKUSI I“."~BUC5IIISI.‘
.New Bfllnin ........ 43 {,3 “got the fact that they had to stand up
Waterbury ......... 39 53 .“will” the way from New York. six men
, “yl‘eflified to pity their rallroud fore from
Yesterday‘s Results.
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All games scheduled for yesterday
1*” postponed on account of ruin.
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'NATlONAL LEAGUE. .
0.
Team Standing.
Won Lost P.C.
Chicago ........... 62 it? .626
Plttsburg ....... 64 ii .6l0
New York .......... 01 «it .598
. Philadelphia .,:'-8 46 .559
St.Louis...........:37 4‘1 .548
Cincinnati ......... in 56 .451
Brooklyn ........... ii 64 .379
Boston ............. :24 ill .229 -
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Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn 9. Boston 0 (called at end» have done by n porter was not pcr-W'IWWB 0‘ “‘Otllelm. which were 40
“12”,; mini. formed. 'ccnls per pound and less. deducting
\ me one of the men who was onltho compensatory duty on his wool.
AMERICAN LEAGUE the train from New York on which six , ll ““m 51W in duty of 21.65 per com"
um mp“ rode without paying their fore, it ; nnd thnl both of these duties on wool'
Team Standing. . was leurncd this afternoon that on tlint’m‘ “”0”“ munufm-turod l“ ”“3 north-
Phil 1 “If.“ If,“ RC; trip up from the metropilitls thirty-fr” “in“ “r" “’5“ than ”"9 “‘3‘“
ade Dhla ....... it; 3E 1340, ”m,“ passengers were forced to stand ! responding duties on cotton mnnufuc-
gag: """"""" :1; a"; 2;: up. it is claimed that before llie'trnin ! whee" l ‘
New Yo}; W 5:, ‘5“9’ bullcd out of. New York the trailinluu-' I "a I. tg16,;ll‘:nI.I)t:h0: the gentle»
Chicago ........ M 53 ‘505 for down there was informed lllnt nt‘rt’w“ ” 1‘9 not i “l m: ff?“
wovelnnd'..:.:..l..55 m, .500! there were nliout thirty passengers l‘ ‘f"‘ "I“: "‘ly 0“}:01‘“tm““ “‘heu
Washington t3 6'. .409" who could not find souls and Wild 5”“ mm? “ 30‘" “(mm ’ l “B
........ .'. l . 3“de to have another car put on the six duties, ruled ntcording. to fine.
at 140018 ----------- .l 70 .305. truth. This he refused to do, deciur-lm‘“ null (nullity; and luifortuuulely,
W ,. ,. , lof course. common xrudes. many of
YnI'm‘V' “units. 1:: ‘:;[;;,:£3‘:n:(:; azimrg‘ngf It?“ tilcin, hurt) their duties ruined, while
New York 6, Washington i (called it inniter of flirt. there were not. line dulics on the flood sudden null the
. _ linol- grades are very mltlerinlly low-
you of eighth. rnini. ,
Chicago 6, lkIrOII L AGENT SUEU 'OR ”'8 COMM'B‘ 91'0“. \‘IIy (“d 3'0“ d0 II? Ah, flit!
BlON. gentleman replied the other mu: ‘1
EASTERN LEAGUE. Thaddeus (Irene. 0‘ liidgotlcld. m a will suite to the gentlcmun ‘hut the
W rcul'cntuto denier. lie lids brought no conunillce halving adopted on “‘1'
,. Tum Standing. notion in the common 010M court. vnim'em rate all through the bill, that
2" “ion Lost . .. ”um“ lienrictlu Cogswcll. of Red rises and full: with the value of the
Rochester ......... ml 39 .049. ding. for 3300. He sum in his unit; goods. conrluded tllnt lilo udvnlorem
millmore .......... ‘l'l 41 .084; that the defonduul. who owns (Drill)— rntc. would lltijunt itself without hav.
“"0“” " """"" “8 I7 -‘ ,ortv in nodding. plll. the some in his mil I0 “WI“? 9- specific ““39"
Buffalo .......... 52 Oil 31,liunds m w“. This was prior to July. , “it was a good argument as long
NOhtreai ............ [ii 57 72;“,1"! Itnywlly. it one on tliut date no it lasted. 1 now cull the gen-
Jersey City ........¢iti 63 .405 thul be “3.5 he got u ”afghan“, who tlemun's ntlnnlfon to his own inn:
NGVM'IK ...... . ..... 42 67 .3862w“ wmmg to “I“! 33.500 lf)!‘ the gull!“ Ill the report on the cotton
‘Prorldence .........41 71 .360 "mm“. and whou he wont to get u bill absolutely destroying what he
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‘* Yesterday‘s Results.
Providence 8. Toronto 1.
iinltimore 10. Rochester 3.
Other games postponed, ruin.
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MARTiN “M DONOUGH NOT own
or Pnopsn'rv.
,fldrtin ’Mc‘Donough._ who was not
_ neatly sued by the Norwflk Savings
iIlliciety, “denies thnt he is the owner
of the property in question. Ha sure
ER
, Million and, that Allison said it to
immebody else. Motionough declares
fumed us defendunt. The properti’in
question is in South Norwalll random
in Trumbull as stated in > the local
ushers. it. ln‘ssid to be e valuable
root. . '
filo property was sold to Harry cl
.1: tpgtltrhrrunly deeds have not been re:
corded; and for that reason he ions
New York city to New Haven, nd
‘nollling‘wns done llbouftbe inaficr,
The men had purchased tickets uud
were not backward in displaying them.
but when it came to turning them over
to the conductor tbcrc wus notholng:
doing. The conductor argued willi'
them and said something about having
them put off the train null ul'restcll,;
but did neither. g
This iinppeued on the {l o'clock traitu
out of New York city Friday afternoon“
lint is of special interest totlny bet-
cnusc of the roud's action in boring
United Sluice Senator l). .l. hlctllllig
(nidlly of Muine arrested ut .\ v Lou-t
don last night for refusing to give up
his Boston to Washington ticket be-'
cuusc a service which he wanted to
transfer of the property from lion-
riettu Cogswoli tho lntter refused to
continue with the gtrnlie. All Mr.
Crime lost. his commission, be now
sues.
Mung...“
‘CHICKEN flOAS‘i‘ED ON AUTOMO-
MOtliLE. RADIATOR.
THOMASTON. Aug. lll.-"Nnture
akirs" headed the list yesterdny.
,mssting n chicken on on automobile
‘ rndiutor irsVeliug 40 miles on iihllr, is
what. occurred Sunday, betWoelt,
"Phompronviile und Bristol. Mr. Tyler}
und Mr. and Mrs. Curler smelled
roast chicken and they thought every
family was preparing it fordinner.
The truth or the mutter was that n
broiler become elunngled in the radio-
tor-.which was unusually warm. The
chicken haul not been dressed and it
,u‘ull throlrn sway. ‘ ' -
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« lll. lilll llliliilillli
. ' ‘ Conference Report on the Will!‘
. ill of the report, he says:
llllun l Still lulllll
in Streamlining discussion [of
Bill Connecticut congressman
Said Some Things ileuublicans
Applauded "' and Democrats
Didn’t Want to Miss Hearing
WASlithG’l‘ON. Aug. 10.—~During
the discussion of tile conference re-
port on the wool bill, Represeututive
Hill of Connecticut was recognized
and spoke as follows:
"Mr. Speaker. I desire to any but a
few words and those will be very
brief. i believe under the constitu-
tion of the United States the house
has the rigli‘ to originate revenue leg-
islation. I believe the claim made
by the cluilrmun of the committee on
‘tlie other side is utterly destructive
iof llull principle. l cure not for all
llbe illustration or precedent or any-
ltliing of that kind. I have observ-
ied in if yours service in this house
.lhnt precedents ‘nre qulilcd nccord-
King to the necessities for sustaining a‘
decision. I have more faith in the
igood. souId common sense of file
lspeaker of this house than to be
illevc that be will consent to it pro.
‘ which you have giver.
on I piece
suid that the bill shall go into effect
;on the first of .innunry next. until
:whel‘e the senate lills sold lliut the?
! hill shall so into effect on the firstl
lof .lunlinry next. u conference com-l
:niiltee can change the date fixed byl
glifllll houses and put it on the first}
‘of October. if so. the power of thief
gliousc‘ is gone, and is transferred ln~l
let'itubiy to its conference coulmifteesI
liin the future." (Applause on the lie
i publlcnn side.)
l “lilr. Speaker,
‘,first time that
}poslllon that, where the house bus,
1
i
i think this is libel
the people of the.
'l‘iiilod States have ever seen basis-l
’slnlion through it slot machine.
Ellmuulilor on file llcpublicun side.’
‘nnd cries of “Louder" on the Demo.
PM!” "E“ "IIIK ' crntic side) "Oh. you will hour from‘
—-——- Iilio Fountry by und by if you do not?
hear from me now. so that it is notl
ueccssury to shout 'loudcr.’ The house,
has dropped one piece of legislation-
in the slot and the senate boa drop-E
pod llllOlIlt'i’ in the slot. and tho nets,
ntur from Wisconsin er. tthil‘olilctlol“
and the gontlemnn . from Alnbnml
er. Forlorn-nod) have pulled out n,
piece of chewing gum. i
"The genllcnlnu from Alubhmn husl
just made a statement flint the bill
says so and so. I cull his intention
to the fuel that the chief item of im—
portation under the Woolen schedule.
oxide from wool itself, is woolen
cloth, uud under the rule of duty lic‘E
thus given, mid under the rule on the
wool out of which it to mode it will;
. . _ . . . . i ‘
”‘9 l“ H" "“‘m‘mm'm‘ ”I “”"k'nltioli for final udjourilmcnt on l'ridlii'. house this uflcl‘uoon adjournment \vus.
goods a duty of 33.10 per cent. \riilcbl
is :30 per cent. less than his predeces-
sor in the Democratic party gave illi-
dor the Wilson bill; flint on the lower
liftil sold with regard to the' woolen
bill, and putting himself in an un-
fnir light before the American poo.
pie with i'o‘gurd to hisptreutment of
these two different textiles. On page
‘SIightiy
higher rules are provided‘ for cloth
when blanched, dyed. colored, stalls
on. pointed. ilrlntedhnor mercerfr .
in order to, secure more revenue from
such cloths. which si'inclutles the fa-
lirics of greatest vultlo.’ Moreover. I
call liie'pttentlon of the house to this
--~fol‘ this is with i‘efeifouoe'toyootlon
and not with referenco‘to Woolen.
Moreover, it is considered entirely
anuitsine to impose higher rates of
duty on liner and native costly fabrics.
"it- in more equitable in cotton. In
it more equltnbio'or not in woolen?
Why did you not treat the two town
1 cm
:, under
"twill the
. ‘ll mined
. hole? I
.fuloll some of
, tannin a cililislflcntlh *
rate of duty on u plerr
cotton than the in i.
remember unlined.
our Republicans pounds from
West. and'llomll of our Democratic
friends from the South and West eia~
bornted on the duly of one cent a
yard on memorized column Yet this
duty gives five per cent. on the whole
fabric if these is "one memorized
thread In the
a gentleman here last week with. a.
very fine suit of. clothes, composed
of uubfcnohed cotton memorized. it
was ill..- silk; 1 ask him what, he
thought the cost of the cloth wns.
Fifty or sixty cents a yard was it ren-
sonuble price. Yet, under this Demo
crntlc bill you put five per cent. extra
of nwmerizedcotlon.
which ill that. case would‘ be three
cents n yui‘d instead of the one cent
which the Payne bill curried.
did you do it Did you not know
it costs more to milks woolen cloth
than it does to muke cotton cloth?
Did you not know that you tulle your
cotton" from the field sud put, it. into‘
n pickcr, rind then it
spinner, and is woven, while the wool
must be sorted by band, every piece
of fiber picked out and put in its
different qualities? And it is the high,
est paid llibor in the lnduutry for
sorting it. Alter that is done it must
be scoured before it is ready for use.‘
while It is not necessary to do this to
cotton. Do you not know that wool,
on goods must be dyed? Do you
not know that they must be \vololii.
Yet. in your cotton industry you huve
absolutely advanced the grade of
some goods. ily fineness, by weav-
ing, by mercerizlug, you have made
nine different classifications from the
ruw cotton up to the fabric. and you
have made live in wool. one on yarn,
and one on cloth. Why did you do it?
The American people will want
know why. We saw here the other
gday first some cloth, course. common.
was raised enor-i
unbleached cotton
mously in duty; but lhey sold, "l‘hcre
are only
imported. The duly in prohibitive.‘
"I look the trouble to go to the
greatest expert in cotton mnnlil‘nc-
luring ill lip: United States and ask
him whether it was ni‘stnnll quantity,
und be told me that out of the ten
million spindles running in the south-
slntes. between three million
and four million noodles were on
cluslvely engaged in liiut clues of pro-
duction." (Applause on the Republi-
cnn sideJ '
Lislsmlllh’luu Initi-
lillll luausr 25
(Continued from First Page.)
opening on that date. A conference
iof committee i'IlIlll‘lfitTII this afternoon
fixod llic finul dnlc.
Senate Accepts Date.
The selililo lull-r pusscd tho resolu-
lhc Lilith. Tho house is expected to
ugree with this, uiiliougli some incin~
hers scum sllcplicnl us to the possibil-
ity of gelling lhrouuli by ihul lllllt'.
Those interested in tho dcnlll linin-
nncs bill. compl-uunliou bill nud some
other measures will insist that iiunl
uclion be taken. The bill of the or-
ulory nppropriullonu, which just now
is lino, of tho liveliest iopit‘n in both
bronchus. hits gone over until 'l‘uos-
filly in the scuttle. Sonic house ulcm-
bcrs wish to :lilicnd the bill in order
to gel uppropriulious for local armor-
ics. \‘i‘nlerbury being especially on
xious to gel IDOIlt‘y uliougli for a site.
which is 350.000 in plut‘e ol‘ the M75,-
000 united for.
The eeuulc receded from previous
action and ugrcud with the house in
rejecting the udvluory. initiative rill-d
referendum bill. The house rejected
lilo bill which would permit wrestling
and boxing contents in the state.
Representative l’ccil of Strutford sold
first be believed the object of the bill
was to license prise fights. Represen-
tative ’lnompson of Pouifrot protected
in behalf of the public heullh and
safety committee tlult no such object
was sought as stated by Mr. Peck. fie
objected to the characterization given
by the bitter to the bill.
Consider Bate Tax.
The senate made the bill for a stole
tax the order of the day for Tuesday.
Senator Hnmmond of tho tinnuce
committee sold that a state tax for
the next two yours could iloi be
avoided. Seoulor Peck said that the
sliproprlntions committee was prepar-
ing a list of appropriations to see how
much revenue would be required.
The committee bud hoped that, it
would not be necessary to fever a
itste tux but it looked now is if one
would have to be voted, of half a
mills your. in- this connection the
committee has drawn up n table of
appropriations showing that $12,428.-
4ilii has "been voted. An additional
appropriation Is to be made for the
Norwich lifeline hospital. The inlet
wiil‘probubiy be close to $13.000.000
for the 8257.000 voted in the llad~
dnm bridge bill huddlilmou for the
Norwnlk bridge nre not included. it
tiles in tiresome visit: Whydld you :
nun on Senator Peokfs request that
t
m—
tho ’
. m3 of cotton. 1 saw.
Wily).
goes to the .
fol
a thousand dollars wouh‘
h”
t
Bridgeport Advertisements i,
iit‘
ill. flinch disrupting.
Established 1115?. I
The Store Closes at 5 O’clockfixccpt Saturdays
Clearance of Wash Goods Remnants
The accumulation of the summer, to be closed
out at half original prices.
\
This will be an cvcnt in t'olorcli (lotions. for nearly
all wnsli fabrics arc included in lllc gathering.
Bordered Lawns
Colored Linens
Printed Lawns
Colored Voiies
Dimitics ,
Colored Crepes
Fancy Satin-striped Poplins
Plain Poplins
Silk and Cotton Novelties
Organdics
Percales .
Plain and Fancy Black Goods
Lengths arc'ftrt'im 2 to If) yank. in (i go «i mull). luv
stailccs clitnlgli for a dress. but plcnty for
drcn's drcsscs, fancy aprons and fancy \Vlil'lx.
Half-price, all. ‘
Ccntcr Clilllllcr. Wash (:llltliIS Suction.
Bags of Silver Meshior $5
Very finc- looiting :ll‘c lllcsc llt'W Mesh iiugs of Gur—
niz‘tn Silvcl'. and rule would suppose llicnl‘lli he as llll‘lt‘ll its
eight or ten dollars l'i'mil lllo nixc null appcuruncc. Small
flcitiblc lllcsli and clt-gzilitly illuiilllt‘tl. I
“tints. cllil~
Jt‘lvclry anion.
“Silk—boot” Hose for Woofer;
'l‘llc term “silkdiollt” moans flint tllc silk portion til
the stocking extends from tho instcp 3an too as for as the
top of the boot. The rcsl is strong: llslc.
firm is smooth and lustrous.
Just arrived. Sizes Skin 10.
"llc silk por-
tlie tux nintter‘weuttov‘oruntil .Tues- ‘ , ‘
titty. ‘ . , Bridgeport Advertisemefn
The bills appropriating $250,000 for
board of directors to establish county
homes for cure and treatment of per-
ponu suffering with tuberculosis and” '
the drawbridge support bill carryliug P " .
$750 for each calmly druwbridlto: Were. ‘
passed in the senate. When the bill ' I
to extend ”84,000 for completion of " .-
the rcformntory ot Cheshire chine ‘lip '
Senator Woodruff asked Seliutor Peek
[how much was appropriated inst ses-
ision for building the iuotitutlou. Mr.
Peck replied $400,000.
, Woodrutf Makes Protest.
Senator Woodrui’l’ protested that if
0400.000 had been uppropriutcd the
institution should have been complet-
ied within that amount. lie-had vis~
iled the place find was surprised that
. more money woe to be risked for com-
'plellflii of the buildings. He had
understood flint much Work was to be
done by the inmates. For instnnce,
nu nppropriutlou of ”2,000 for u
wooden slot-kude had been includedd
He believed that this could be done,
by young men in the institution. The
l inmates would represent niuuy trndcs. .
and thc idea hull been to use thcni inf
completing buildings and in this wayl
keep them employed.
Senntor Peck replied that there is
only the framework of the institution
ill Cheshire to complete, nod to make
it finally for inmates this ilppi'opi'lll-,
lloli had to be made. After inmates!
are there much work will be done byl
l‘ncni. 'Tho wooden stocknde will be
replaced by one of concrete to be .nllt .
up by tile/inmates. Schiller Peril:
said that before the next. general us-
seinbly meets lhcre \vill inn-It‘ll) young
men ill the institution” The appropri-
ation uskcd‘for must be voted if the
pious is to be occupied. The sum oil
230,000 hull been asked for.b our the
committee had cut it down by rcduc-g
ing the amounts for n house for the"
superintendent. eliminuling the house:
for the assistant superintendent, and?
paring down other ift'lflt-i. The bill?
was passed. . '
The senate also pusscd a bill pro-
riding that automobile lull-lights must
be lights which t‘nnnot be extinguish-
‘cd from the drivcr‘s sent. and also
allowing lilo commissioner to lake
loud for lilghtvuys and providing a
In black. while still fun. 50C.
. ‘ . . . . .-
Clmsonnc Bar Pins, dainty comings. ll r
veils. etc. 25%.
j;tll«il~‘.
why for condemnation und payment
of land damages.
The automobile amendment passed
by the scouts today. which was in-
troduced by Scnulor Alsop of request
of the secretory of static. and which
lwns improved by the conliticl for the
Tobin-Nicol Automobile ussot‘iution is
ins foilovru: “The rear light therein
'licfol'e provided for sllnil not be so
pillcoli, constructed or nl'rungcd that
\il run he lighted or extinguished by
‘nuy occupant of life motor vehicle:
ifrom such motor \‘clllt‘le." I l
I The committee on redistricting will
xprobably have its report rcndy next
~Tliostlu)‘. it was agreed in the senate,
today to have all commiltce reports
.5 in hand next Tuesday in order to clcnu;
up business on Wednesday. in thci
Ask to see the newest Leather Hand Bags, ni’ brun—
lii'lilly colored calf skin. iiiutlc in The Cordova Shop of Hill“
full). 'l’llcy arc very beautiful. l'cn‘plc arc wilting lllmlll
them.
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Elite ' E. ill. larch . Glfllllldtltii}.
l
jforccd by n noquoruni on a doubt,
: ruined by Ileprescntntive (‘nudeo on
lillu vole fixing the sulliricrz of fourteen-
l tiers und doorkecpel's of the assembly.
l The bill giving the governor the nu"
Muslin Underwear
:tbority to appoint a commission of?
l Made in Military luciof‘ios uncrowded work-rooms
. . . I , l . .
three to build it neu bridge ucrose inc, flooded with mm mm pure air. lifude by MW).
lf‘onucl‘licut 7"" from Huddnln ‘0 healthy. well-null women of loin: cxporicuro and in-
iEuet Haddnm was passed by the sen' imitahle skill. who give us much attention to clean-
late together with an amendment ml- liness us those for whom these pnrmouls ni'c intend-I
l . at , rd. Just note the good ninlcrinis. the fullness of
tplopriutiug LINN.” for the bridgt. shape. the width 0! shoulders and sleeves. the lie-
Train Crew Goes to Commission. tails of stitching and finish. us well on the ill‘llbfll‘
. designing. it is thoroughness flint best toils the su-
The senate passed a bill dealing heriority oftllcso l‘ndcrinuslins, llfld the “‘llflllel‘ is
with “‘6 full iruin crew mutter I“ the that you got, such qualities lit the priccs we quote.
form of amendments offered to the Taken from u standard of value, the garments you
. . ' ‘ ' .. ' ‘ f u dilurtcr to u
original liill and which I’lovllled flint 1“” hero have 0“ ”em“ “0”“ 0
thlr o 0 than “on are asked to la '.
the public utilities commission shall d m r l l ’
have authority to regulate the num-
ber of men to u train crewso on to
provide for the solely of passengerst The N. E. Ryan CO.
Senator Fens fought stubbornlyl this as Washington Street
amendment made by Senator hinrsden
and pleaded for his own bill which!
would make 11 general low binding lip-
on the railroad companies no to the?
number of men that should constitute
it full crew and which would have to be
enforced by the public utilities com» W "“"“‘"'“~"‘”"'*'*""" '~ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ M
mission. thud rejected the bill. 0n the leuleln~l Iii-MONTHLY pouca cpl/wee.
The defeat of Senator Fonu'n amend-luvs lobby bill, which the seuutc hudl The regular bl-mouibly change of
most offered inst week want is to H. I passed and the house lied ruiecled. the Norwulk police force trons lnlo cf-
Tbusn for Fenn's amendment ‘andlaenntor Judson was named on the: foot funny. The Unicorn urn to work
against Manden‘k were: flennmrslcommlttoe. On the navul iuiiiliu bill as ioiluwn:
spellucy. Flinn. Alsop, lilnllornn. litur- , which the senate had passed and incl Chief 'l‘llomtls IAilllllci‘lllflll “(Iii us-
lowe. Dickermun. Mitchell, Shunleyfllhoune rejected. Snuutor linrtlett was uniw-«tronl 7:30 u. in. to 3:30 p. in.
Lawlor. Lounsbury, Bartlett. Putinfnsmed us the conferec. l‘nplnin 'l‘homus llunlwun lmuul
000k. Donovan. Millll‘flmli- Asulustl The house rejected the bill this if“ from 3:30 to it 2150 p. m.
wl-looker, itin‘rsden. Parker. W00tlr1ifl.’ternoon providing for the election of, Sergennt lli‘ynu tilikwirum ii p. in.
Plait. itlulum. Avery, Pdrk, McNeib‘elnte senators on the neunrui ticket: to -| n. m,
Peck. Judson, Hammond, Elliott. identity cumulative voting, as recommend“ Officer Churien i". Dunc; Al'rom liziili
num, Brinsmude. Frisble, Wright and ed by the governor in his inuugurul p. in. to 7 :30 n. m. (popuinr trick)
(Leonard—~18. Emelamine. The bill came in on n dl-l Officer .lnrvie it. 'Mili‘l‘llywlf'um 0 u.
The Morsden' amendment then L vided report, but there was very little in, to ll p. in. ('i‘rnillc officer)
passdd. gsnld in favor of the goVernor‘s plnu. ‘ officer t'l‘IlOllliili l)orney-—~l‘rom 7 p.
Tbe'sonnte Initiated on its notion in wmww inf. to it n. in. ‘
hauling the death dumnges bill with snort-mo do one nonhuman l Specials ltlciulrd r. liloo'l'o, imenzm
maximum. and minimum figures and sPl’thGFlEL . Muss“ Aug. for J. Adnms. Wlliium ll. l’uynn nun l-ld-
usked I’for u conference committee. 00- L Mr. and Mrs. ,John Edward Poul tier», word if. Chino to Work unrequited.
ing in disagreement with the house. ughty, the Newport couple who eiopodl .
Senator Peru ms named on the senannd more married in Central Village! HITGHCOOK To SAVE 39.000.000
ste's port... I ‘Conn., last week, Were rel-murder! in WASiilNGTON, Aug. lif.-ltndicul
Adherence was voted on the annex-1min city yesterday, by Rev. Farther. readjustment of the methods of com-
ntion of Waterford to New I.ondou,fM. A. .1. Kelly. of the Roman Catholic, pulling the puy of ruilwnyn for trans-
whlch is in disagreement with tbe‘Cathodrnl of Bi. Michhei. Mrs. dosephi porting the mulls, which if effect;
house. . 'f‘lio senate also insisted oniflnrris, a. cousin of Gernuiity end here no annual saving of npfloxlninfeiy tbs
pnusnge of the state purveyore‘ hilliher husband wars the only wilnonsesl 000,000, is recommended to ileum-nan
and unified Senator finellscy as; “13:0! the ceremony, which we: performed; lodny by Pnelmnstendenernl Hitch:
committal oiflvdfflonm The Italian st thepu‘rlali housemf the csthn‘drni. icons.
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