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' Can be obtained only by bringing Star Soap Wrappers to
Furniture. Carpets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Stoves, Etc.
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THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
111.1 mm»- a Gamble cumming co.
Ew=co1N01se FACTS AS TO
11111- aov scours ACTUALLY
*M. Duckies, Superintendent of
oc'ltford Boy’s Club of Rockford, .
. lie, Ihats summed up 111 I remarkab-
. memo-113 way a few facts concern-
3 he activities 01 his boy s1 outs in
a last year. Here l1», what he says:
6 hundred and eight boys passed
admission required in the tender~
loot test of learning the 'Scout law,
e history of the American 1111:. 111111
the customary fo11ns 01‘ respect due
and-10f tying four 1181111111 knots in u
8. Eight 11121111311511'111111115 in Fiist
idio the lnjtucd and handaging llilli.‘
beep conducted and 1111111 six boyc
have passed sailslactori' examination.
1'11 rty~two have learned the .\i.er 111
mallet in signaling and iii'ot (1111 send
p Wrappers
s. This is thebesf semi-por-
THE A. J. ANGEVINE in. SON CO.
Norwnllr, Conn.
SERIOUS FIGHT
Ill GANAL ZONE
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PANAMA, July 5.-—-—'I‘he report of n1
serious brawl between the Panama pout
lice and a number of United States
marines while the Americans wore
celebrating the Fourth of July last;
night, is confirmed this morning. A;
tight occurred late in the evening with;
the resalt that one American citizen‘
1111111011 ’1‘. W. Davis, was killed, twot
marines-and six 1101111011; belonging to
the Tenth llcgitncut. as well as two;
American civilians wounded. Tho:
wounded men are now lying in Austin
Hospital. 'l‘u'o Panama 11111111'121111'11'
wore also wounded. j
The 111111111 Stairs location is ilth'fi~
ligating: 1111" affair~ ‘
\\'.\S'Hl.\'G'l‘t).\‘. July 5.-~‘.\lajor;
a. bf’ésage at the rate of, sixteen ici—
‘ to the minute. [dortwscveu hart»
veil and have passed ohuervwi
sis. Forli- night hav‘c caruod
e Mout's pace that is itccosmtrjv to
V 'a message at tho talc 1‘11 .1 mini;
_ 2 minutes F1111 1"om have been!
Int-1111 itted in tho prtn 91 1111» of a kuiio'
and hatchet. until 1111c passed this test A
’ flitting the assistanrv 111 it cw'rtipenb
' the Carpenter-1' 1 1111111 1111'
w141116instruction.'lhir.t_'--tiu-» have hot-111'
light how to Haiti, care for and put
111i after using camp tit-cs. "hiriy
ihaive 111191111 their 11st in cooking a
‘_qiiarler of a pound ol‘ meat, and l\\‘tl
potatoes over a camp 1‘11'12 li'ot'zy-ill'o
ve been given tlt'moiisli‘til11111.»; in
linking hoe cake, biscuit, pancakes
tbr's Blew, acranill‘icd eggs. by
111111 and baking a twist on a silt-k
"live passed this last. Seventy-
hnve deposited moncy in tho '11111'1
3111111111. Forty-seven learned the
mach principal points of the com»
Ten have enlisted and trained
Willow 10 pass their tests. Nine
pure made hulking 1111111 sewn miles
May and return and have written to-
, of their obucrvations and doings.
A Men have identified and described
{In Ipecios of trees in the woods. Wintginecru in tciation to the old pay‘
libretto kinda of trees were identi-
camp this unmmct. Thirty- lire
Via {icon membetn of the Clay 11011-
J, . club?” wkhieh then been one of
most interesting {tinctures for the
j liar borouml kept their interest
the evenings a week for all win-
, Gilliam boys have had lcaaona
1!" demonutrailonu in electricity
' have been in the lite and
ruin corpc'ciau‘o.
non't use 1111th physica. The r»
11-1 Wenkcns the bowels, loud: to
‘11 constipation. Get Dean's neg-
?!ny operate easily, tone the
111 euro constipation.
pansy 31111.3 ron eusopc.
YGRK, .luly amtiheutcr 13.
1 Beaver. Colo. president of
lost Wouieru Sugar Company
" of the moat important wit.-
7 m reccut hearing In this
11 government’I chit for the
1111‘ film American Sugar 1111-
‘y, the location Truntw
Europe today, to be Iona
’ 'i‘hc 111111 is to no
in tho autumn and ‘Mr.
.1. "id-ad‘-
ms-
'1 Inch: be on ifIrnl to ion» ,
HI cove out a slow
,dilo dmrlurs, 11111111111111
oil the bull: would
111111111111 11111 heel;
Smotllcy l'l. iiutlor, comnntudluu 1110':
nutrincs :11 t‘antp Elliott, l‘nnama i‘ily,‘
has rcpot'tod that 11.11111 soldiers of 1111'
"Youth Infantry tuo 111111111115 and and
civilian wcrc curiously wountlcd you
'il‘ltlill‘ 1111' 11' h! with 121111111111 pniico.
iio l'tillllib 1111.111 tho 1111.11111'1111111 n'tli1
1Ilt‘.
liaim' (11111»1'111 11111.11 111101 111 5111111,.
':11 is «out a telegram to 1111» 1-1111111111111101'
.;l 1111 ’i.»nt.'lni‘111111'y requesting a
full report 1111» incident innard-
iniclv. '
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FIREMEN AND ROADS WILL GET
TOGETHER TO TALK WAGES. l
"\thu 1'11'1' llloaetil‘liiil‘llini‘n112Vt=r .10 ‘
ing to meet '1" is the question New
Huron road enulnccls have been ask-
ing latch And just as they began
to answer the duration by remarking
the yctu and thou upi't't‘inonl would:
soon be up, it is announced that 111111:
lllliilf‘ilitliil will shut their hearings
about .lul_\ 15 in Now Yoik city.
011 July It‘ll will ho hold in New
York a meeting between the confer
l‘ilcot cominiitca of the eastern rail-i
1"onds and reprcucuiatlvcs 01‘ the liro—l
lharhoods of Locomotive Firemen and:
demands.
Results of the demands of the fire-
men have been estimated by the rall~
roads. The railroads say that if the
iiremen‘u demanda are granted as auto
ed, the pay rolls of the roads would
receive an annual addition of 'lietwocn
$25,000,000 and $30,000,000.
. The commit arbitration which con»
corps the demands of the onglncors
only in to settle demands which thg
roads say would add annually to their
expenditures a matter or 17.553.792.71.
it seems likely lulu new that after
tho arbitrators not through passing on
the onplncnrc‘ demands they, or a new
board, will have the, ilrctncn‘s de-
mands to collie.
11111 1111111111 illiilllltl
pensive Treatment.
Don't suffer any longer with; skin
111111111 e1. tau. no 11111113 and pat-chore 11
1111' 111 links". the 1111111111 and
111111 inepiio 1111111 19011. and use for your:
self how quickly it relieves and cures
all skin Imam or limitation ,
1101111111 not oni res 1111111111.,
cure: or 11111211111, out 1' cm, ulcers,
etc. are quickly nomad 111111 boiled
01111 In ‘duickly bored by New lnIx- ,
blackheads, 1111111111. It but the worm ,
Rich Man in other 0qu Lavish in 1'
Their (Donation.
‘ v'oritp 01
“Many a man who has inherited mil—
once said Frederic Harrison.
"is shelved with envy as he watches
a practical man turning an honest
How he‘would iiko'to earn 1111‘
honest penny! ‘HI novel- didi he now
or will; and he feels like a dyspeptic
invalid watching a. hearty beggar 11111
laying a bone or a. crust. Many it
rich man is capable of better things;
but he does not know how to 11951111",
The ancient law suggests I restoration
of the liturgical, the public services of
rich men as they were organized in
the model Gyeak republics. "At Ath-
ens the liturgles ware legal and con—
stitutionul’omces imposed periodically
and according to a regular order by
each looul community on citizens rat-
ed as having capital of more than a
given amount. 1 . . It always re-
mained a public ofllce, a ditty to be
filled by taste, skill, personal effort
and public spirit. '~ Rich men contend-
ed for the office. The chief ambition
01! a rich man came to be that of malt»
lug splendid gifts to his fellow citi'
zoos, and theaters, stadiums. colon-
nades. uqueducts. gardens, libraries,
museums, pictures. statuary—all were
showered upon favorite cities by
Wealthy men who possessed or covet-
ed the name of citizen." A few n1ul~
timilllonaires in our American repub-
lic have made public benefaclions.
May their tribe increaisei The gift
of a public hospital or a school build-
ing "is always in order.-—The Christian
Herald. .
PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH
Contractor Saved Ml: Nickel, but Wu
Out Something on the Trans-
action.
How to save a nickel and lose a
thousand dollars is a lesson learned
by 11 Bronx contractor. He was at
1 the lu‘ordhnm station of the Third avo
nue elevated and he wanted to no to
I Went Farms. at the end of the.Lenox
1 subway, to submit a bid on a contract.
The ordinary way to make such a trip
would be to pay two car lures, but
this careful contractor saw a way to
complete the Journey for a single
fare. but he says he will never do it
again.
.1113 bought an elevated ticket and
rode down town to Third avenue and
(the Hundred and Forty-ninth street.
whore he got: 11 transfer to the down-
town subway train. lie intended to
,ridc down to the next station, Molt
art-11111.», got off there and cross to the
uptown side and ride back to his des-
tination, thus saving live cents.
iortunaiely that day there wad an no
11111111 in the subway, the trains were ‘
blocked for nearly an hour and he
was in. a train that was stalled halt
way between two stations. When he
1 finally did arrive at. the oilice he found
1111.1110 bids 111111 boon opened and the
contract Invardml. ills lilti. however.
j was lower than the one accepted. Yet
it was for a sum ouiliclently‘ large to
have shown him a cool prollt of
$1.000. ’
Thou he Weill out and spent about
15m in drinks to drown his sot’row.—-
i l\ew York '1‘.iincs
Wonderful Sarah Bernhardt.»
Sarah lit‘lllllill'tlt. often has said it is
titer enthusiasm and continued interest
in lilo and uork to which she ascribes
her youthful appearance. Now she
has a new enthusiasm—Abe moving
pictures. For years she refused to.
pose before the moving picture cam»
era. Then she gave her consent and
acted “Camille" before a long string
of film recently in Paris. She could
hardly restrain her eagerness to see
the finished pictures. and when they
were showu to her she initiated the
whole play be repeated several times.
Edmond Rouiund accompanied her to
the exhibition and when she had dc-
iightedly watched the films run off sev-
eral times she turned to him with all
the enthusiasm of a chorus girl, ny-
tng. "Now, what next is there for me
to do?"
Lincoln’u Superb Oratory. ~-
ln an address by Joneph 11. clients
on tho'occnlon of his eightlcth birth»
day. Mr. Ghouls spoke 11111. of Mr. Lin-
coln’s celebrated speech in Cooper
Union, in 1800: “With an awhwlrd
form and most ungainly address. he
aloud there with a little trepidation.
not very pronouncing: but when he
came to speak it was as I flashlight.
Not only his whole personality and his
face lighted up. but he learned to
lighten up the audience, and for one
hour or an hour 11111! :1 quarter 1111 din
counted the great question: of the day
and hold'thc audience in 11111 hollow of
his band.” . 1 ,
W
Pursuant Mme.
strikini memberi of 11111 1111111111;
11111111 Shirl Stitchil‘i were holding I
commence.
“Where is that lull, thin girl who
Joined the union not wash!" inuuirod
tho walking delegates. . '
1’ The narrator 11111111111111 reply:
marking "
"What 111111 11111- ie you?"
Un- 1
111111, Color, . 1111111111111
and Grayliali'év-Dajntlruli
Quickly. Removed
For generations Sage and Sulphur
have been usedfoi' hair and scalp
troubles. Almost everyone knows the
value of such a combination for keep
1111; the hair a good even. color. for car.
lug dandruff, itching ucalp and failing
hair, and for promoting the growth oil
the hair. Years ago the only way to
get a Hair Tonic'oi’ this kind was to
make it in the home. which was tron
hlcsomo and not always satisfactory
Nowadays, almost any auto-date drug-
glst can supply his patrons with a
11eadyto~usc product skilfully pr'eplu
ed hi perfectly equipped laboratories.
An ideal preparation of this sort
is Wyeth's' Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, «in which Sage and Sulphur
are combined with other valuable rem-
edies for scalp troubles and thin, weak
hair that is losing its color br coming
0111.. 111111 using this remedy for a
few days, you will notice lhc\color
gradually coming birch. your scalp. will
feel better, the dandruff will soon be
gone, and in lees than a month‘s time
there will be a wonderful difference
in your hair.
Don‘t neglect your hair 11’ it is 11111
of dandruff, losing its calmnor com-
ing out. Gena fifty ccnl bottle 01
Wyetli‘s Sage and Sulphur from your
drugg‘ist. and see what a few days'
treatment will do for you. All drug-
gists sell it. under guarantee that
the money will be refunded if the
remedy is not exactly as repré’bented.
Special agent, Stillson-i’owcll Corpor»
stlon. '
COL. STAHL STRICKEN BLIND
TREt‘TON. N. J.. July 1'1.«»~ (701. E.
G; Stahl, a prominentGerman resi-
dent of this city. father of Rose
Stahl, the actress, was suddenly
stricken blind, last. night. while at-
tending a, theatrical performance. Phy-
sicians hold out little hope for the
restoration of 11111 sight.
(fol. Stahl for a number of yours
conducted a German neu‘spaiicl‘ in 111111
city.
City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSiSTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
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Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st VichreI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN,2d View
‘ Pros.
WlLFRED BODWELL. Cashier
m.
cinecroas
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marv"
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis B. Hurlbuh
Henry 8. Lockwond
We Make
No Charge
for» Connecting
Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-
der: must be placed early. Don‘t
wait until the weather gets good
and hot. Order your gas range
today. An order placed now
means prompt attention. We can-
not- promise this prompt service
if youde'iny in ordering. Ordin-
now. A phone call or I“ portal
will bring our representltive.
United Electric
‘ Light 81‘ Water Co:
"one handtiui in im- 1111111111111 this
Faahlon on Links. lug-s at all and the effect was 11111111111
-A very noticeable thing about Eng-1y pleasing. Miss Leltch and illicit Ru-
llsh woman golfeis of today is the venscroi‘t played their final match, the
great change in their appearance on one 111 white with nothing on her prob
the links, says the Rally York Sun Filly brown hair. the other in a French
uaed to be considered necessary and 1 skirt with a little cup 01' the same ma
thoroughly sporting to look as uncon» torial. '
volitional as possible when playing the -—-—-—~-—
the 1.501116 311111201938 tweed costumes 11 takes only a little while to run a
hopeless hats and great clumsy boots second line of buttonliollng along the
plus made of black velvet mounted
on nickel 11111 ks and edged with cut
steel beuda.’
Some of, the most becoming 171‘ the I
short silks are those showing 'palo ,
blue and yellow and rose and yellow.
The yellow tonc gives a sort of goden
glow that does away with much 01 the
hardness of the materiaeraltimoro
wore the Drover wear but now this is very edge 01' the buttonlioled sculiopi 5““
quite changed 1111' embroidery and it makes the edve‘
At. ’l‘urnberry women .and glib; worc‘doupiy 111111 and well finished
dainty skills and blouses or silk ‘
sweaters of pale shades, with coquetni
liah cups and hate or no head cover
011; and thin summer gowns are long
\mong the new accessories for 111113
Wool~and1niollair fabrics are very
supple and even a shade softer than
tho silk-and mohair. The colors are de-
llt‘lOllSh soft and appealing.
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