pletetobeeeen
but also an education
you.
Brewery and War Plant.
the element and nest corsa-
where.
, Come and see «yourself
the latest and need Wonder-
ful machinery ever installed
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Only the purest, cleanest and
best of :foodh should-be served’
at the family table. ,
Beer is broth food and drink
mevcry pritcaution should be ‘
taken to know that the Beer
you use is limited and bottled
under the most perfect Hygienic conditions.
' 'PETER
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Contains an unusually large percentage of Barley-Malt
which helps to impart its soft smooth and 'exlliilarating
taste. .
’ Our Brewmaster understands exactly the proportion of
A. F. BECKMANN & C0.
SOLEAGENTS
° SOUTH N ORWALK. CONN.
PETER DOELGER FIRST riuzr. BkllWEll
Baillie: hart. «1-4:: ll. 55th St. trial-matte Pleas. lien M Chi:
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with the senate in adopting,“ one
o’clock in the morph. as the closing
‘ hour. This action was talep and the,
iblll passed in concurrence with the‘
fl came from greater or lesser distances, 1°“ oi hum“ recollection.
, mm began with the procession
:mltteea oh the petition. oi‘ Frank
g» f ‘ m in members or
i" ‘ . . tbe‘Genei-al Assembly. . ,
, ~~ , ' “We hope that,sucb adverse impres-
‘ ‘ W ‘ field“ Jill-st Pu” alone containing the personnel of the
.m._ it“ ‘ , 1 ' oil in. leaisiatlmas you may heve'reqitved
“Wm affixing: am from a iaundliisd W unaprreoiative
WWW 11090101 iidl'iii a trunk
line: Hawaii in honor of the eocer
dontboWiateaohehd of the
bridge were levlehly decorated, while
near ~13.th «Milled by the:
presence of themlieuteneairmvernor of
the mother aircrew o'lloe're' and
the members of the General Assembly.
who came down in a body from the
capitol at Hartford. shortly after noon.
Band concerts and a parade cranium)
bllee were a feature of the program,
the parade stamina in the town of Say~
brook. passing over the bridge to Old
Lyme and returning to the Saybrook
end. where the dedication cater-clues
were hold. ‘
iives’ Maire. Oonneo’tidht‘ emits.
and when the need people of these vil-
imsoount their items of portable
property before retlrlnz‘toulxht and
and them still intact. you will mingle
ih‘your evening prayers the thanks
that at least the Ctinnecticut legisla‘
ture has some honest men in it.
“In that connection you may even
given praise that you have been the
recipient of the efforts of a commie
'slon havinrihie notable achievement
in hapd. who havd completed a public
work within the appropriation and
with surplus to turn back into the
' . . . ' trea r of thee tel The )riccie ‘ .
An invrtatlon - cm“ C00! weather added its “no“ “Tuiii: phenometrion ives rise to the l i
. ‘ M . 'F|RST PRIZE » n- ’ of eminent to the day, and early this, t i “it , "Wh $279.00 e
Erii'friifl...ivir$" a...“ sort-LED morning the visitors been to amvel'm" “9°“ “0"“ ”w ‘“ ““m'
her of men are these?" \
“Bach an unusual feat of public an-
terprise should be engraven upon ta-
blete of“ atom, that it may not pass
in both towns, coming from all about
the state and from pointe outside.
”throughout the morning. by train, au-
tomobile, carriage and foot, as they‘
‘( f
the thousandshemt mm in, either”: Who would not enthuee over the
. the years.
in II! W rim ops mild and deli htful beer; to take part in we. feature of the a. “”8“"! 0’ ‘1'" “mm ”"1" "hirer-V . .~ . - . -~ ; ., .
, can. “a m it h “M Sanger}! to use to produce a it Mm or u ' m of the dam“. flmmm 9nd Western Conwucut are l llllllllli‘t. titort, fourth float.
ltwillnetealybeaeerprlae ‘ . ”I -
tion. , :‘brought into nearer relations?"
in ,Aaamatlerofconvenieuce, the mm; "We from a more distant part of
he wan allowed to tree the bridge dur- ”u ““"e- ’9‘" “9 ”“8 0’ “will”!
in: the morninl. but as the time scum“ your “Gd mm“ in having a"
for a“. (“1‘“an oereriiouiea ep- tracteti to this beneficient enterprise
the favorable attention of the state
preached. it was again cloeed until .
formally declared opened. The W government. it has been said that the
refreshing drops of rain fell upon the
decorated automobilee. Led by meJust and unjust alike, but as i re
car of former United mate- Senator = iiect upon the good things that have in
”on“ G. Bulltaiey, who ‘5! M. m“ureoent history been showered upon
“I“ at Femwick Nut. m 10*! been ‘ these Conccticut river communities,
identiled with the town. an ,mu.;includlng the Haddam townships. and
bank a, the river, and thence ummorsel under her tongue»! cannot
PM” ”111!“ all! on you BRIMVQ ,
the rieht bearing of theee repna‘aenta- ,.
.i'
p
TFiuye’Fumii‘ure from Berkey 8t Gay
The Suite of massive Mahogany in the Main St. cor—
ner window excites much favorable0 comment. Properly
there are the three Bedroom Pieces included, lied, Dress-
er and Chiffonicr, all of solid Mahogany with
supports and scroll feet. '
S-scroll
Accompanying the suite are some llag scat chairs
with spindle backs, and a round Mahogany 'l‘nblc with
pedestal and scroll foot. Such Furniture makes the heir-
looms of the couiingrgcucrations, and gatlicrs'valuc with
Hammocke, Closing Prices
Before-the first of Septcmlicr ire-expect to clear away
the summer stock of Hammocks, and to that end most
tempting reductions have been mndc.‘
Couch Hammocks, of heavy canvas and khaki, with
Windshields: '
Style $9.00 for$7.oo. Style Susi) for $5.20.
St 'lc 10.00 for $8.00. Si in ti,“ .'o for $6.00.
9 hour in which ) l m ‘ ik the parade started from the town hall “m ”u" “"03“” ““5“” 1° the y 5 , y 7 D .
low“ 8 a m toallrm ”in n y eep in Old Gayhnoolt, wound it; way nm,«:lll~~wh0leven now 1' "’“mE “1 3 Cotton Woven Hammocks Willi Ilcad rests:
. . q . . in! on dolar appropriation as asweet - . . . ‘ . . ~ -~ '
“mm,“ “pom am from com. “rd done an Boulevardon the Mail. btylt $1.50 for .75. :tylthl“ ior .89.
. - Style $2.00
Iron Standards for hanging Hammocks, Head Rests,
‘ a V -
etc, at the same proportionate rcductxone.
gm. Mid” .9 the town of Old Lyme. but feel that it requires of Western fl" $1.00.
lm m in. new ”preach on bite Conectlcut men recourse to that plen-
lOld Lyme side of the Neck road. tiful supply of Christain fortitude and
lKenua of New Haven for ,3 charter
ifor l/il‘uilt company in New HIVen;
ton increasing the salary of the at-
' CONN BCTIGUT LEAGUE.
itorney-xerleral from “.000 to 85.0002
‘on an appropriation of 85,000 tor thel
’dairy and food commissioner; for iii-l
icorporatlns the Norwalk it New Can-l
nan Street Railway company incorpor-i
atiug the Union Electric company ‘of,
Glastonbury; and unfavorabltf ‘on a4
"v”- .
aurora l8 mm lit a:
lthence to the Ferry road. to me min ““0”.“ that u h." 1°" be" lay-
!”me road, past the corner on which ling for Just such occasions as these.
muse handeome will! “These eastern! communities who
church. northward to the library, thenibave become so aux-felted with good
oounterenarehing over the route to the ' things of late remind me of little John-
bridxe, mom“ that Mum and rile, who had attended a church soc-
haltlng at the Saybroolr end. eh.” the. iable and as the table was being clear-
exerclees were held. At that point a ed any. a benevolent lady messed
Lower floor.
¢ s
e
_ I. M
Bordered Lawns and Batistcs, at clearance, 25 and
, 30c grades,
at 19c
I". Teammdlnp. L0“ FIBIIT 312‘: £3039 dump ins M mud ml:platfor'in had been erected from which i large piece of gingerbread upon the ' ---—— a ’ “ ash hood: button.
' Won Loot P.O. (Continued from First Peso.) i ‘ ' _ la” eddroatea of the day were mm, boy. Obeervinx. to her surprise, tint
Sprlngfldd _________ 52 40 .303 l Hlnhwsy Millions Not ‘l’aeliled. fllzhuwnght~uowrnor Blake-lee, a. Johnnie was making no headway with
9971809011 ....o....'62 41 - .602 Tb Water company had opened her When “1. big bill ‘3“an 0'";th g the bridge eomnrimlbe plnwbread, nhe anxiously inquir-
Hartford ___________ 58 4;, .463‘ sotlations folldwlng town meetings mithree millione for the bizhway..com~i“' ‘11 charge of the comedies fol-”rd. Whale, the matter? Cant you
New Haven ....... p.49 53 .480 Milford. The ‘°‘"‘ "3““ “t l"“"iiuissiouei-le department came up ail-,‘om a” parade. :9“ “‘7' 259m mania, replied Join»
New Britain ....... 96 57 .447 3-0003” ““"i M “W “i “0" “' mun-mat wee tam beemvof‘thgl‘ TM was "9" brief. Affirm“. ldo'atlmw. ”I can {grill chew.
Waterbury ......... 41 64 .390 the river through the town. No; email attendance. gar-yer by i W". J. merit-k Sex- bnt i cant ewuipw.
“—n.
Yeaterday'e Respite.
Waterbury 8. New Haven 0.
is
Hartford 4. New llrltain
0.
Springfield 2, Bridgeport, 1.
NATIONAL LEAQUE. ‘
Team Standing.
turiee ago. but who were then so .. .
Chicago “:3“ 13“ 12:; Olly n08!!! water 1“" “3 W9" ‘3 (1°! in view of the senate's action he sled j)? the great water barrier “inland Old flzybreol bridge will '9‘“ Aabowlns that is worth your fullest consideration,
3.. York“ ”mu-‘37 .3 509 New Britain ”“1 Hartford. “9 "“l ”must" a ueeleea to try‘tand m1” Connecticut river, could look down ‘ "n": ' one the "t." ”'0' and for’lt has been chosen with great care. and we be-
Pittsbura 67 45 .598 readings from gun” in the ”V" willpon tin-tins the bill, and so moved the vista oi time to the preeent noun“. "m ‘5”:";“ fi‘nm '°' have it is the most attractive Neckwear Stock we
Philadelphia” ....... 62 ‘9 .559 very little water if it has to '"m'fconcnrrenlce with the senate. But '1,“ chance would CM} their ”u'ii'liliummimttottre ”:0 ":1; have ever had.
at, you“ ,,,,, 60 51 1,41 3'000'090 gallons ‘0 Milford. Kr, Raprcgenltativ. [open ohm-gm and In place or the wildernesmthat litr- devel ment oiaatate W \ Irieh Lace Stock collars, Irieh Lace and Swine
~Cihcinnati ...~ ...... 50 60 455 Kennas time w“ “‘ended'“ ”in“ after debate the matter was tableduil'oundfid them WW! “I many lurking‘ “wan vou are tired. 0‘ inane labor Dutch Geilan. New Side Pleated Jabote, handsome.
Brooklyn .......... 43 67 - .391 ”“9“" m “V" “‘“u‘” “m“ "“The bill ‘forbide the use or rm.“ dancers they would discover well-till- mm. “-‘d "on“ to“ ”m ”a deep sailor cpum. a bin variety of Middy rm.
. Bolton ............. 27 85 .241 making his explanations. H° went‘ and makes the hunting season to 0‘ land: bearlu their abundant har~ ' Laundered Collars. entroldered or plain. A large
Chicago 6. New York 2.
Brooklyn 6, St. Louis 1.
Cincinnati 5. Boston 3.
........ , :votin; to'epen the door of the treasury i’ .
1...," mm" “M" n" "W m".‘i$ii'i‘iii A bill was passed for the erection their only urn-sales In place of them, m. “mum“ M M. Mum.“
fl Won the“ ,0. rage: “mgr-Ln?” (ilzwed m: oom- of a new building for the Connecti. uncertain and at times dilieult u'ioans'lx have telt that here indeed “ .
Phlladel M“ 74 40 6'“ or °r y ' “u m cut Apilhultural Experiment station 0' “mm“fllflu“ with Mr ”“l'mibruht and illuminating lesson in the
5' De l p """" 70 48 .603 may m ‘0 “M mum n. m N“ WV“ 1 “m" "'° ““m‘m“ ""r' “‘l'lappllcsuon of that precept: ‘Aslt and
m” """"" ‘ mm" ""m' would behold the which «sin-on" .l. u receiver seek and ~. mu
309“” ---------- ~59 53 513 Representative Clark of Milford dilate Tea Voted Down. 10““. and the u. 11 lee m ”“4"” I r l ”V
”7°” Y0” ------- 59 57 5°94 claimed “I W“ h“ b.“ unfairly The senate by a vote of 22 to 7 eeity of a atabe hereon lied to pron“. . ‘ a ' ‘ . i ' . ‘ .5
' Cleveland 58 57 504 . , it was an edict in the ancient laws . , K . . , ,,
r. , ~~~~~ "Hr - treated by the (tomDMi'c rejected the bill to the ilnance oom- dude—this splendid brl structure— of (in "as that no man should 9"“ ..
, rChicaxn ............ 07 58 A” ' Retiree to Reconsider. mittee culling tor a half-mill tax each the completion of which we are lieu ' poee'a new 1“ except with a halter : ‘ _ _ ». . _
7" Washington """ f9 67 "23 The We'll)!!! question being OHM“ year for the next two years in order to celebrate. , iabout his neck if the “w p”... “ * i;
- at Louie ------- w“ 59 '3“ Mr. Evens closed the debate and the to meet the expenses of the state over ".nybronk up“ 5., political “flu“ and good u it MM the mo: 7
~ carried. ' '
VII
No games scheduled for yesterday.
IAITIIN LIAQUI.
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Yesterday's Reaulte.
fi'liiladelphla 3, Plitabul’g 2.
AMERICAN LIAOUI.
Yeeterday’e Results.
Team “ending.
'« * Won
agreement could be reached and be in the senate, during its afternoon‘
necked the town to stand by the town ‘ session, Eleanor Alsop presided. Sen-
and save the “’3‘" t0 "- Eater Malian, by courtely of the sen»;
Ma. Kenna of New Haven, explain-2‘“. w“ “We“ the right to secure
ed how the New Haven water corn-1 recall of the bill mviously inden-
puny had opened ”mime“ land “d l nltoly posltponed. which would Change
9"el'5'b0di' “new “ W“ mmmmnfiiihe law on rabbits and hart-ii. Quite
a tunnel to get additional water istip-‘a little debate tooll place on "I". in:
ply in Milford. He said the situation l the house, which had passed the bum
in New Haven is getting critical. The! Mr. Perrln, of Woodstock. “m thatl
ton», of New Haven. chaplain of the "We are today ‘ihdniainga pleasant
pecan. former Untied Staten Senatorilittle notice that we are launching a
{lulkeley made a abort address, being toil bridge libon its ‘exacting' career.‘
followed by State Senator Stiles .lud- "M‘s matter of fact. we all realize
so. of Stratford. that it will be but a ehort time, under
.Sgngtor Juflon “m; the influence 0! the modern nplrit 0f
"if‘tbe early eettiers of Beybroolt. liberality m affording the mates!
who peopled this locality and that of mullauttxl'ggszTmr boll
Old Lyme two and th uariers c n- ' r
m e not to be tolerated and the old Lyme
into the legal side of the question.
claiming the right was on the side of
the New Haven hitter company.
Representative lsbell of Ansonla
followed with a declaration that Or-
ange was as much entitled to the river
supply as Milford. yet. he laid, the
people of Milford boliored he if they
were hurt when they know they can
bill favoring Milford was
Mr. lilverts moved to reconsider with
the hope that it would not prevail
and rettoneiderstion «the turmoil 73
to till. - .
.The resolution for dual adjourn-
ment which had been on the table
ioonform with that of game birds.
.
l The partial report of theeapeclni
ycommittee which investigated high
lprlces of necessities was referred to
‘ the next assembly in concurrence.
l The charter amendments for New
‘ Haven and New Britain. changing the
date of the elections there by one day
were both passed.
the incohhe. Senator lla'mraond spoke
for the lliii and said that a tax was
necessary. lie was‘ immediately re-
plied to by agitator Peck of the ep-
“propriatluhs committee. who rad
from a iltatement of income and ab-
proprlatiuns showing that the deficit
vesta and the plain! and hillsides dotv my 3“ “9°“ "m ”V“ “a ’°“
ted with those peaceful and contented , M“ to {M ml Willi. l adviee that
human irons whose hearthstonee have‘you ""90" Senator "w into ’0‘"
[one forth into m. world'e ”mm“ nldetwsehd him to the legislature and
leaions of young m who u". ”Mane treasury of the state will open to
tied and reflected credit upon the ster- { W: I" W ireasuree.
an; New England character. 1“ ‘ “In: “'1'- ” u l‘ l?" ‘3“:
Could those early and sturdy pic-it“ M l M I: 3.2..."
nears look min upon the scenes of ' ”hr.“ h." In_ y
titties 'wilh the Connecticut ooioayl
two hundred and sixty-cam years:
an. . it is the eatbueiutic claim of
the eentiemen who coupese your
bridle commieeiea that shirt. is the
sainbrlty of your climate. the'serelh-
ity of your lives. and the desire to
boner was strung up, rand that ended
the matter. 7
“Senator Manon is the only men.
her of the mount lexislature who
would be safe in submitting to that
drastic initiative test. '
“We iolh in heart! terminations
‘ . Neckwear
woodman! of Buehlnpe and Folds, etc.
Watching for what is new and seed is part of our
business.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
l ‘ as Washinxton ltreety
Wt HAVI IICIWID A OHIWINT .OF NIW DRAPERY ' FOR
' ‘l’HI FALL AND TAXI THII ”CANON TO iNVlTE VOUI.AT— ‘
DRAPERY "
a
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but no. im called up. the em chanced to which Mr. ammonia had placed at live. by those who are‘ so tourism .0 m, mm out... comm...“ ,“w'i’” 7° W" "96" °" ”ARM" f 7 x
mm“..- ,,,,.so 40 .337 August 31 and‘tben passed, 9'1 to 40. $.000.0001was less than half, that sum.” to have their iota that here. when "I further-«to the people of‘ithe RUIN-IO OUlTAiNI 49. .g "A. J j ‘ ,y
‘ ’ Monte ........ ....7s 43 .007 The bill'approprlatlne “Lion for and thatl this deficit count to be met? the water- ot the Connecticut river “a“ state in the completion “a.“ aneeoairame ‘ ”.06.. M00
.fiaitimore ..... _..72 47 .605 the upon!" of the now while util- by a bond issue. neuter Psbit went minute with the blue waters ei the 3,.“ mt ; work it Wm stand tori . « , m1." AM oURTMNd "o loud? _ ,,
, : nmlo ............tiii 58 .5 im“ commission figs passed anal into «lentil~ into the nuances of the lcund, that titre are those still llv- mm! ea visible "I...“ “f a. ‘ , ‘ e100 to 92.50
, plentml W“ 65 Alli sent to the senate. state in advocacy of a bond tune to tulle thee. villa” who am Wilt protrusive" wlrlt of our commune GOTTAIII‘ OURTMN‘ .
Janey on, , ,,,,,,, 43 ca ,“1 The house voted to meet on linden: pay for the permanent improvements at the time of' the union of Iaybrcoii wealth. * . _ fulfill! nonrisacp . .. . ....,............ .. taco to emu
, T. Newark ,,,,,,, “43 72 .400 The purchase of a portrait of Bpeait- “3‘1"“. have been authorised by this with the Connecticut colony. “w. love u“ “mm“. of this _ "Inbllizlo Pon‘i'ilitll.iigiit weight‘V.....................u.49 ‘j
Providence .......42 77 . .353 or Scott was authorised. legislature. lie claimed that the rum 4 This claim is shelled at by the owl-in“. on the banks oi this river. made . CURTAIN FOLIO 110° to $1.00
‘ Veaterdey'e Results.
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7- . eel-e): Toronto's. Jane
m ”h.)‘ ‘a.
insulation 7. lilontreal 1.
Buffalo 9, Newark 0.
Toronto 0, Jersey City 1
‘ Wheeler 13, Providence ii.
nuts or counoor.
;‘ as if the whole
WWW.“ i,
on the workmeu's compensation and
empioyera' liability bill with set for
(first debate on next Tuesday.
it City 1 (sec-
on the tail crew bill ouwhlch
dilate is disureeibe action the request ‘ _
lot the senate for a conference coin- aortas M the shape of a state” tea.‘ fi‘iniectioiis. except shim ieeiel'awrs,
mines was arsenal and newscasts-l Thomas. yesterday byladeeisire and we-ane about to withdrawxour
lives theater and Peek at litretilord. vote peel . shill which ant-empower museum» least extermination
were named. ‘
9‘he pool and billidrd room bill was of inqutriinto the taxationioitiaiiroa‘d our.
morn my. no. and v or .i-‘aiien‘ from the table and the our, council
in; helicopters/amendment ear ’ r
t
The conference committee's report.
Maul-realistic“ or thezatste can be
gmily out up. the- income and that b!
‘e boatliesue increaslnl Wilma!
ioalled idl- by a bond bill which in new
pendin‘, all the state am can
be met tritium any harden open
ltthd "nova nor to appoint a «mailman
s pad report illicit tours on
‘ ts ' ions
r
general
daily dispeaed and “wished with the
extenuating explanation that than
eoinmiseioners have bun known to be
affiliated at times hyia serious impedi-
ileht lit their veracity. ‘ .
Lam in disease that happiirie In
historic and clothed with enduring
tape by virtue at thht little band at
{inpatient pioneers, who the trlik-
ieee wildernessplauted the first truly
representative eeveraaieat at am»
ple‘ whose mrr were defined by a
written constitution and whose object
radiant nourishment to anatain ‘us‘ in .
tamer ”anemone teal
"IXTINIION ROD. ..i........»...................‘.......iOo to 806'
+ A. Dic
.. uwmonSi.,So.Norwaili
‘ hare Old filth
out that union Within in
ear . _ n, runner
mason rim
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