If Yen Haven’t 4
the Ready Money
You need not go without
Clothing that you want
and feel you really need.
Don’t Be Afraid to Buy
Bide Lights on IhOiTV‘lo Hundred Mile
Road Race at Falrmount Park,
Philadelphia, on October 9th.
it is unusual to any the least for two
men to he thrown from tuning cars so.
ing lit high dpeed nnd to not up unin-
Jtti'ed. but thttt. in exnetly whnl litippetr
ed in tho 2ti0<mllo h‘ttit~ttitttttit l‘nrlt t'liliv
vtt'ili ittut Monday. llalph Mttlt’orti. driv-
iintz tho. Lozier etu- thtit was given new
loud pltiee through the disquulilictttton
of ti competitor. wns tntiltinn inst time.
when his lllt't‘llllillt‘ disappeared. Mule
:ford stopped tit-i quickly us he could
itintl wns surprised to son his tiusoelttte
running towurtl hint. 'I‘lie tnot-linttlc
jttntnetl iitto his soul ttiid they were
[off with it ions of limo of lens tittitt half
ti minute, Wlslturt, driving the lust;
Mercedes. had it similur experleneo.
ills tnoehnttlt- was climbing into his!
soul tiller :t nioinettitiry slop wlwu
: Wisltnrl storied, throwing the inttti but
.not iniitt‘intt hint itt tho least.
I livery one who mode it ('lrt‘illl of the
l-‘tiit‘moitnt course wns surprised lit its;
hilly nature. l‘siitilly rum-s are driven ;
over level routls. hot nt r‘ttit'tnottnl ,
thorn im- severnl steep hills nttd very :
sltnrp turns. Notwithstnnditm this
l'ttt-i till the cuts took the hills tit t‘ot‘tyi
miles tin hour or foster.
More llttin hill! the interest of the
overture spectator of an automobile
Al‘ill‘l' lies in wuteliitig the i'ttpid work
of the driver: when stopped tit the pit ;
'for gasoline. oil or tire t‘hunges. The.
pits lit the Fnirntoniit course Were
nwny down the road from the grand
stand so that none of the quirk action
stunts could he seen by the race go-l
’ors. This was it keen disappointment..
to tnnny \itiitOY'B.
The porlormnnre ot the pneumatic
tires til the Qunltor t‘ity rttt‘o who ro'
ittarktthlo. The winning lit-tin changed
only two tires. tiltltottuh the driver.
Erwin liorutlull, "Vt‘l'iiflwl til
miles ttti hour [or the otitirv distance
of 302 miles. liertttioll used Mlt‘lldtlin
tires which are rottsidured var) depen-
dultlo. it in ii notable itttt that till titt-
.
u... n. .
CLOTHING
ON CREDIT
Everyone Has to Have Credit Some Time
Women’s Suits Men’s Suits
moo to $40.00 57.50 to $28 00
Women's Skirts Boys’School Suits
Sl.98 to “8.00 $l.98 to $8.00 -
Silk Waists Youths’Cl'othing.
snoo to $10.00 $7.50 to 320.00
Millinery Men’s Hats
$2.50 to $20.00 $2.00 to $3.00
Women’s and . Men’s and Boys’
Children’s Shoes Shoes
$1.25 to 54.00 .
should put up with inferior
quality. When you buy of us
' you do not have to be satisfied
I‘lywlth anything short of the
.‘ibest. Our Fall Showing of
ISuits-and Over‘boats is but an-
‘ titer indication of our ability
it; this direction.
i.
$1.50 to $4.00
40 5103133
Open Mondtiy and Sat.
Evenings
to s. Main St.
(H “r
-—‘
. Wham“ r“.. ‘.
Q
t llWS
' Alli liittlill
lwhlr‘h might how new hint to lull. tititl . :t‘vutttlon of lttdliitlunl (‘Mliliil over.
;\vottld how, if the judge who notttruv- i utttlimod tout-thet- l‘oi' tit-tire use ity
ted him. had not been satisfied that iteltint out: hood, in bottom history only
.had noted according to the iith‘ii‘t‘ ofgho honestly nttd lttu‘t‘ttliy ntintinistel‘»
his lawyer. A stututt- ought to he uti’ed.
illinin tittit .‘i lawyer. tit itinixi. (‘tili telll \\‘e wnnt :tmro tnttnninelttritm t'nplv
{\tht it menus. The Hhet'ttititt Art is‘ttii iti Cutittertirut it will give our
'itot of thut ltltid. l pi‘usitute llllli it hits | iivotile more work mid holler Whites.
inlrentiy cost oter two million dollars i l Ho“. let its throw ito tuiitm-t-snnri oh.
tin lltid out l‘totu illt‘ courts just who? li-illt‘it'w in the wuy oi curt-tint; on our
ill forbids. They have lit-en :loo' lliyllllLl‘ rout-urns niiti bringing in more
telling us liill it. ithln the lust \‘t‘ti'.’ they i ~tu-h. Lo-t i’S not eneoul'ttite ('onureus
{hurt- told its lhnt it does iinl l‘orhidim erettto tiny more such olistnt'les.
|:i rettsontthle rositietioti of trade or
iproditt'tion. This is Will” the common
lnw pt'oildes; hot the i'nltt-d States
has not not um common law. and
they thought it hurt to puss this slzi
tttle.
lilies it
hitter», yestertln}. on tiltt‘llii'en,
Johnson was in i‘ltlalleid.
Tit" Y. hi i‘ (Il‘t‘llllnilli lit-3d :i i't‘lietir-
sol in the \‘lill‘ counts, Monthly «wit
Slut.
l’rnttl. t‘repon. fortnvi‘h (‘lrl‘lt‘ for
the t’etttrni I’lliil'lmii‘i'. is wttriting in
the linrien tlt‘itr, ntttl't'. '
Mor ‘Slmeon lc. Uliltlwlll
t. of honor til the thirteenth
meeting of the State Business
"’ floclatiOn, held in the Strut
dzetiort, yesterdtiy lie spoite
Let, the sixties :itnntw‘ their own (“one
vernal. l.t-t ill-t Ilit\'t' business pence.
its the rule, :iiid intuitions (lif‘iili‘lifllit't'
l._\ louislntiw ttnd ludit‘inl Action tin
'i‘lttit way lies the
!fti’(l-iilt".il) oi“ i‘tlillllt't’ilt‘lll. tint] ol‘ lior
ililiillit‘b“ molt.
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l
Willititn Lather. t‘llmifl't‘ti" tor titti' “-
.\lt Lune. is now worltlnt: iti New York.
‘tliti eotnniitles to his ho t- here.
the exception.
‘ it gives trt-itteitdoits titi‘d‘uz‘ to the'
President ot‘ the l'nltetl Hines. tie l‘lili
direct. it prosecution and he run pm
hihlt n prosot-ntioti. He (on do hoth
one after tho other. A few ,rt-nis tom,
the president directed it lil‘iisut‘litlnli
against 't'he New York. Now Huwti It
IIHtTlIOrll ltnllrontl eoinputir under the
ié‘lieruian Act. it shook public eonli-
{office of this tiisSOt‘iBiitln to
var the business of t'onut-t-ti-
t has been. for the lust your
in an unsettled stuto.
l’hlnseti on the conditions c'otr
our ntnnittnrttttinz industries.
my them on successfully. two
ofipeopie have got to cooperate
MET AT ELLSWORTH HOME.
Mrs. Kinney Re-elected President of
the Memorial Auoclation.
Serotttt-oii t-hnptt-rn ot the l). A. H.
were l‘t‘pl‘t‘fit‘llit'il nt the mound int-et-
innv ot‘ lllt' Ellnuot‘tlt Mt'lilOl‘Iiii litiiltlt‘l"
.\ir. titid Mrs. it P. 'lloyt. ol‘ Slum
ford. Mire guests of their daughter.
Mir. Alltin l‘ttttei‘son iti ('l’lt'l‘")’ street.
I Sunday.
A son was horn to .Iiillli ll. t‘oo of
South Norirnlli. lntit Wt't‘li. 'l‘lte genial
rather is receiving the t-onuruttilittlons
cars to finish wore Michelin equipped.
The. Philadelphia who on October:
9th was remarkable in mnny worn:
'I‘wo Philadelphia tiillllonalreu and a?
third i'ory wettlthy young man werei
among the tourists. Erwin ilorgdoiiJ
the winner, is only twoniyont: yenrni
old. liile is one of the, Quaker City‘s
rit‘llt‘iil young men. “Freddy" lltitti is
nlno lit the very \renitliy hint-ts. Al
tiltiiHIl he mode only three lupu. he
was driving Very inst whott nit lllllifl'litv
iintt- iiti‘ltIt“lli .utt him out of the “‘00..
“lioli” t'lelltintl, who helped lln"t:\'
(lrniit win the \‘nndvrhllt lost
your won on the joh to loot: utter the
tires on the lilt'llltt vats. lio'o linn u
very \i'ido iti‘tlithlltiilllt't‘ litlli'lll; iii‘
“uprml who litti't- learned to
tint-rind on him :thsolittely ttt-t'uust- he
known how to elitititzo ii tire to tho
Qithrlteut possihlr- time. ('ll'lltlliil inn
always he. found iii ttil important rut-es
no it tnetnher ot‘ the .\ii.‘helitt tire
erow.
(iver 3mm l‘lilldtlt‘lplilfl liiilll't’lllt'l'i
patrot’ed the "tiill'i‘t' during the Fall'-
mount. I’lil'k rut-e, The)" til‘" :i line iiod)‘
of “Wit and ”icy tlltl iitolr work well.
_.-\lthoutzh there were tit it-ttst zioohoo
people present. nitii thonsnttds of ours.
not :i eittule person {us even slightly
injured from not entitle whatever.
lillign‘,"
WORLD'S AUTO ROAD RECORD
LOWERED.
Felice anzttro'e tout: standing onto-t
moiiile lioaid lit-cord of 74.3 miles pt!
hortr. "Hill" by ltiitt three yours him in
the Motto t‘np mice in ltnly wns
liroitt-n twice inst Stttiirdtiy over the
Santa Mouton. i‘ulifornitt. rmtrse, first
ity llerrlrit'u Nntlonn? iii the tint-Mile
Free h‘Jr All and tignln lty Merl lit
the Notional with which he won the
it’ll-Mlle Shetller Trophy t‘ontest.
ilerriek nrorneecl H.93- ttiiles per
hour while .‘iierr‘s average was 7-H
miles per hour. le0 Ntuzitro's l-‘itit.
whirh previously held the record.
both the .\‘ttiionnl rttt'.q in Saturday‘s
\‘it‘ltil‘lilii t‘l‘nlvl‘l wero equipped with
Michelin Tires,
r
tins hood wourine tltni i-toldryonso
' ulnilo evor since. ‘
.\llim l‘uitvrsnn. i'til'l litirtt. Sit-pimp
Ii. lloii. t'lin.l».~. limit. if'lt:ti~le.~ it, lid
horde. ot Shippnu pililli,Siilliil’tllllJihd
‘Wnt Win ii. i indeti. of New York. to
turned. Mondal- otter n din»
ettutpins tit 'i'titti'i Lotte ’l‘iie)‘ .tttlol
it n i‘m-l l.till}i tilitl did no fishing or
linniliir,
31’\\'
t‘otttl'n tor Shows 3! ports that
l‘:|fllt‘ on the. hi‘ttti ‘ll is still very Ili'li\_\’
illilii‘iiliilt: tlttti llto Hilllllltii‘ propit- out
not read) to Him iii' to old nittzer yet.
it in soul that it nitmlmr ot tit)‘ triti-
to
not fol‘
dents. him have :il\\u}'5 returned
New \‘urh l‘oy llii' “itttrt‘, wtil
low this ritstotn this your.
_.._..-........_.
'l’he lIHilt‘iIlK eittsu is lliiiiti“Phll_\' go-
'l‘lti- mi‘iintlitee
hurt remixed the million of .i iiittttiwi‘
who Midi to join ntid present lliiitil'
in; to he n .‘llt't‘t‘t‘r‘.
litilts‘ would point to it ichly soelni son ‘ -
son this winter. it ti stillivient num-
lwi‘ of illtlllt‘ii run he secured the clust-
wili hold its lill‘t’llllflfl it) the Town
Hull.
4....
Harold ll. Mend is hiring mnlns for
11’5de spirit: the set that builds
Very often the first set is the
one. A, manufat'tttring eoznpnny
‘mployu twenty hands may how
W Niloldel‘ii. Often iIlt‘ Home
ion” to liotli iil‘ii'l. lie wot-its
Shop. bill has laid itp opinion to
”the of the company's uhuros nnd
both waiters nnd dividends from
Won fund out of which both
me. I say must come. for the,
“MD“ the futtttu'y is HIllli down.
factory will ho kept running
it! there is no hope of enrninit div-
flrely in their own hands.
. certain rules of i‘nlr dottlinrt.
lnld
n law of the hind
"There in. however, an-
fitiw. tltttl does not tilwuys
‘ J optltly. it is the law ll‘liil
fillies. or our own lettitthr
tram makes. “’0 out] it
y'linrd to tnttlte n. statute
‘nmoothly in actual prtte-
Moral. common how, in
' people till they go along.
Mt themnntom of the hut»
.t‘lt is generally inlr anti
" (mid not. Ilan so grown
to o‘i‘ten proves to work
and very badly. It
tit-nee lit the iiinntm-tnent of the coin-
pnny it good dent, Alter at few months
he had the suit willidt‘nwti. Whitt good
did all this do? or rtiiher. whnt harm
did till this do to the t'otiipttity that.
is the turnout tnxpttyer in (‘onnoetl
rut. and does the largest business min~
doctor] in tjontitwtiettt. tiiid hill! the
most employee of tiny concern itt t‘on-
neetieut, tutti IlliH the most. HithliiltiltI'
ore of tiny (Tottnet-tit'ttt corporation? 1
am told thut there are thounnndn or
men employed liy the. United States
to collect evidence of the violations of
the Sherman Art. 'I‘llt')‘ nitrite their lir-
lnk by it. and they liittlll‘nlly some-
tlmos report. more tlntn they can
prove.
I was glad to see tltnt tho biggest
eonrorn iii the United Staten. the
United States Steel totttpnny, recent
ly. when throttlened with n prosectp
lion under the Shot-ditto Act. declared
that they rottld ttnd should plead not
guilty. if they were sued. and light it.
out. it they are not guilty, and light
it out nttd win. it. will he the turning
point in tWeutletli century business
conditions. .
They have never tntttio a secret of
hitting done. ono titling, that might
fairly be questioned in eottrtwthe piir~
t-ltnse ot the Tennessee (foul and iron
Company. But they did thnt tiltovo
hoard. They went. first. to President,
“athlete“; and trunnion down and pray-
ed him to any littit, it they bought it.
he would not have them prosecuted.
and he said in substance that he
would not.
Now it they hnvo malty .wntkad
’0 find: or it.
titlon. incorporated. hold ttt tho ltotnev
stead in Windsor. Mrs. Burn '1‘. m“. the tuition Witter C‘oltipnny “lill tillg
of it host of friends hi'l‘i‘.
my. ”,1. president, presided. Mrs.‘ ....._.... ..._, :1lillll1lllk' spiietl. .\lr. Mend is installittt
.ittmou 1,; Smith. ”H. treasurer. Witt'iv l'lilwnt‘d s, Nltld ”mt 1,0th (t, llt‘own wntor meters for nil wntt .‘ (‘tllllitifllollliv
tumble to liti llrt-setit. hut ueiil her re! Wl“ Hire their ttliitiinl tlttltt‘t‘ iii the "“1““ I“? ”it" WW i'ilii‘l'flli."~ H“ 31M“
W”. whit-h was lli‘t't'pitid. Six iiilli‘ 'l‘owtt llall, tomorrow owning. ('Otigh. lltut thiu ntetorlntt oi the wuter is the.
lln's oreltostrn. of Sittnttortl. will litr-‘imli‘ It!” Mid i‘ililiiiiliiv WM 0i chill?"
nlsli the nitride, lint eonsutners. and he is strongly in.
t
l
tll‘wl :ind nlxtoen rlsllol‘n HlKIN'tI the.
register during the tour. They in»
-*.«........._.. furor of it. It in suit- to predict thnrt
tho- trttlon. nitd people trout tlertntinyl Th“ NM” (Ennuun “mum” visited F .\lt‘.l.\len~i.lwho is ”I“, :r‘lmqmmrkyl
tiud Jiilllili. Nine clinptoi‘il have lluldlulti tlrnnufleid Granite. liwminr ewlb "i i “ '0‘" “"“Wm-‘i “ “i" “"v‘ “'i
i t ' , , ‘ . . . v l t I ‘ t 1 | ‘ l'l
“mum "men” of ”H, nasot‘ltiilon fl"and. . l‘hty onioyed tht titlt hoth unynfliitn, nt‘liili'tillih t‘lnitt.“(ltmrlftsat‘ig‘tittln¥
the i‘t’gt‘ul‘n mootlng. in. (1th lit-others nuto trueit. t it supir it “lit.“ 0 n t n 01
M by u“, stnte regent nud ('i'til'sitttlng? Mr. nnd Mrs. Whiter it. .lohnnon will in time-keeper. An inrontltnttor oin-
“ , ‘ " ' 'tttove into the tint over ll. D. At» lured tvllt New t‘nnnnn Wnt‘rCom-
of hire. llnnlel n. Markham or Hurt-1 ” ' " ° ’ "
. a 0 . t . ,
Isdiltllrln‘li ll‘lid:nrmtl}‘lllm:-lghfl:l (it! 1“: "Ur? “item, Nov. 1. Mr, .lohuoon'n harm“! ‘ it!“ not. listed on tho romlmny'tt hookup;
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ w u n 0 i will retnnln in tilenhrnok this winter.’ and. on n ooitnettnntttte. no eltnrgo has:
mum” to I“ voted .0“ . tllr otorn‘ . “Wet ilieen intide. Supt. Mend stutou that?
it “i ii 9 - . Frank Leslie. lulllott ant-toy. titlhort thin oversight in h. n ttreutqunny "H
Mrs. ti r' H ' ‘ . ‘ i
Mi“! Ambuggtllvei\:ilclgdit odtuxlflfnfttzn1mm?" tho "mun” performance "(gun the port of tho coniitttneru. httt. tot
‘ ' ' g ' ‘ TM WWI)” 3““ ”‘0 tardy “i “l“ A“ l negligence of the plumbers who made;
and Mrs. Bolton A. Coup of Groton. ~ ....- ' 4 .
‘ the wuter nompnny oodles. ’i‘lto lnvos
All wor t in into tslv nice . Fr . " " ‘
"a m ' ‘ ' toil mm “mm and "M Kelly, ”"Mtimttor will continue his work until the
lifter the gonornl meeting the follow tho-third gnmp of tho world notion on e vor d
lug nlflt'ol'tl worn elected. the Polo "rounds. in New York. Tom»; 0 u ‘
eluded nittties trout till the states int i
‘ ‘ , l t '
their meetings there in addition to the? “‘3. “it" ”103' Were filytili)‘ entertain l \OI'. bill it“ “i" "it“? ”‘9” lnslul ‘“ 0“.
i ‘i‘
The nontlntttlon oottitnltteo ltlllmliii‘; W ' .worh for M!" mum and LEM Shut“
' water‘ti electrical store on hinitt puny tutu dlfii‘ilt‘m'od over 2th: tops that
linnlutry. pt'otientod the following i
m” Mnry 1" ”mm" 0' Hartford: ”WW AWN" "”“l’ "“‘l Compton iiorel , atnnees. not duo to it donlvre to clientf
Willintn W. Fnrnum 01' New ““9”: itniuht‘n Theatre. titnmorti, yentortitiy. the mm mm lulled to ””0”me Ml
Altlii ‘ eiuel~ . .
t rotting of the dlr ctor it it well known lorsl hulltonuein. tooit in "um-Mu been entirely and thoroughly
Presidenthru. flnrn '1‘. Kinney of? tiny,
‘v.
mam-1W5" “A“. a...
“lied" wn» pnrlieulnrly pictured ‘ Lt
l-lnrliortl. When the Athletics wulloped tho ARRESTED WiTl-l ”at"? ‘
First VIM-I’l‘onitI-onl~~MrlL John IMGlauts in the eleventh inning "Rod" WASHINGWN' 0m" 2()"mMH“nand
"m.” of lttcltlieitl ; ’ ‘ . ll. Bot'herlnh. cluimlng to come. from
‘ ’ " Wilt-i .— m Atlantt. was arrotrted iii the Treati-
Seoond Vioedlrottldent-«Mrn.
lam W. Farttntu of New Huron.
SecretnrymMisu Mary M. Partridge
of Hartford.
Treasurer—«Mrs. .lnmos til. Smith of
West Hartford.
ury Department. yesterday. themed
with onrryinc a pistol. He denied no
intention using the weapon, but said
he wnnwd,..to aloe Chlol’ Willie, of tho
Sacral, Barrios. shout ”outings po-
nition autumn; the.
muonyouijiiw tights,
l
n’
l
i
emu: baby. oronp. white: and i
ti
‘l
it u d bruised, rmmufsdttm
. . it iii“
l
(tum u s are 1:.
i.
Soda cra*Cke1's"‘are
extremely sensmve
to moisture.
'Before the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the
only persons who
ever tasted fresh,
crisp soda crackers
were the people in
the bakeries.
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed toair
and moisture—kept
in grocers’ boxes and
finally in a paper bag
on the shelf in your
pantry. Could they
be the same as they
were the day they
were baked?
Now that we haVe
Uneeda‘ Biscuit—we
have perfectly
~' baked soda crackers
-—perfectly kept.
No moisture can
reach them—no con-
taminating influ-
ences can affect
their f lavor—é-their
goodness is impris-
oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package.
Always in the moist-
ure proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
5 cents a package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
- COM PANY
m, ”25'
.. n...” an”. . _.
littud III the Willie. lie hinted them
nro thousands of societies and m'mm-
lzntlons for the education uglttnst the
use of cignrottl. against the into 0!
liquor. auxin-t the smoking of opium
and thousands of dollars spent for tho
erection of Julia. prisons and institu-
tions. htit. not a dollnr spent. for the
honest enforcement of the lows. .-
lietot'live Looks l‘t’rti'i'i‘t‘ti to the state
and IUt'fil police tlopnrttnmttu its run-
dering ttbsolttte promotion to those. vin-
latinrt the luws. Ho said that all
societies and organizntlonn must have
law” enforcement, lint-lied hr the ole»
ment interested in overthrowing or
all sort: of vice.
‘ 'i‘no Benttmtwtmt Columnl _ 1
‘g‘ ' ‘ in manque-editions
LOUKB AGAIN CHARGE! POLICE
PROTIO? cams.
NEW HAVTN. Oct. 20.-Morrlll S.
with», representing the Connecticut
prohibition eommtttoe in New Huron
county, who is tit present in n nontra-
Vority with Liquor Pt‘osot'tttor Dicker~
man. Police Chief Cowles rind mem-
be" of the state pollen eotnmiuslott.
made a sensational address Inst night
bottom the Men‘s club at the Howard
Avenue Congregational Church. It
was lindton‘ Night and despite the ruin
”it mite audience greeted Detective
Mutts. '
Mr. hooks laid tunnels! mm on the
uncanny of honest onlmamont ol the
Norwalk Chronicler