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The Connecticut Notional y‘Guard
‘wiii be well represented at the na«
tional rule matches at Camp :l’errv.
Ohio, next month, the following rifle
~ team harlot- been relented to uphold
the honor or. the state:

Team . Captaiuwflaplain Henry
B. Carter. Second infantry. ‘ ‘ '

Team Coachmhieutcuant Frank 0.,
Thumbnail, ti'irat infantry. "’

Team Spotter—acaptain Percy ‘Mor- ,

animal). ‘ ‘ , . ,

Principals and Alternates—Mala?
John A, Hcgberg. (LA. 0.: Major
Earl niohurcb. 0.1).; [lieutenants
Charles A. Cranick. ‘First infantry;
Henry A. Riley, Second infantry?
Henry F. Ladbury, First. infantry;
George C, Freeland. Scound intautry;
Ordinance sergeant Thomas iii. Reed.
0. ‘13.; Battalion sergeant Mala?
Robert s. Walker, Second infantry:
Sergeants Joseph E. Feisted. Corn-
PWV E, Second infantry; John Fitz-
gibbone, Company A. Second inlan~

W; Joseph A, Gesier, Company A. _ ,

Second infantry; Privateer «Henry F.
Brandameur. Company 1), Second in-
fantry.(}eorge L. Hanmanu, Company
M. Second infantry. »

The team quartermnster will be
Captain Morgan and he will arrange
oil the detlle of traITSporlutlon and
subsistence. Necessary bedding and

 

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Eight Ilil'ion Poundl,

WASHINGTON. Austria lawnmo-
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ARBITRATION REPORT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

THE WESTERN .iiillilll‘ TELEoiuTH oouuu

 

mesa outfits are to be carried by the 1 Ncieion of Mr- Grown-combo in Lee-

members of theteam. omcers aud‘

McLaol'uan Cue.

enlisted men will be paid for service! The report of Frederick J. Browns-l

not to exceed twentyflve days, audlcomber former

superintendent of i

Lieutenant Townsend Wheian, U. S. A. 1 schools, as ilual arbitrator in the mat-

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inspector instructor, will accompany ter. of prices for sizing soft beta in: gossiping over recent all night mae-
“‘9 lgain. Capt. William E. Alecrn otlthe LeeMcLachlan factory, in Don quot-tides that have been held there, GENERAL TORRES GASTRO CAP-

 

aumere of all!” of any Me in the
" world, a fact set forth in figures is-
lined yeateflliii’ by the Bureau at For-
aign and Domeatic Commerce. In the
fiscal year 011913 ending June to. the

approximately eight billion pounds of
sugar. an amount never disposed of
«beiore in any twelve months.
Or this great avalanche of sweet»
neee fully. one-half was imported from
tarnish countries. one-iourth came
from the nation‘s inland poaeeaaiona
and the remainder war produced at
‘ home. Cuba Iupplied the pronto-t
amount of any nation. her contribu-
tion being nine-tenths at all auger re-
ceived from abroad exclusive of: the
inland poaaecatonu. Oi these latter
Hawaii contributed the greatest
amount, Porto Rico and tho Phliipa
nines. ioiiowing in the order named.
“The names indicate that the Halo
ed States in nearly at the head of the
liat or sugar consuming countries."
says the bureau in its «report, "the

 
 

United States devoured or otherwise .

 

 
 
 

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of Liberal
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Advertising-
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tothe
Management
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figures of the current year suggesting
a consumption of more than eight 'bll—‘i
lion pounds. while the latent avail»;
'ble figures indicate a consumption in'
ludia of about six billion pounds, in!
w ‘ . .4- Great Britain over three and threat;
“WHAT TIME is IT?” ,

‘und Germany two and three—quarter

Latclt Foininine Fad, Ankle Watchen,,b“"°“'"

 
 
 

 

NARRAGANSETT PIER, Ana..12.—— 3m“. “'9 ”990" sets forth. was oniy‘
Residents here who are not members “MM” ““9 ““33“ the remainder
oi the Point Judith Country Club are being ”“9"“ "0'“ bee”-

 

the ordinance department will 'be at bury, was received by the parties at in which the guests were some onus-l TURED-

Camp Ferry and report mg angel-”Winters“ Saturday. The bill fixed byiual costumes. At a recent party 3le . ‘
iarbltratlon is for the period from May on by Malcolm Stevenson, litteenl OARACAS’ Venezuela, Aug. 12-“!

tione to the adjustant-genernl.

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on special orders issued from the 1. 1913710 MW 1' 1914- . , .
The report and .bill of prices are as‘ find, ankle watches, but it is said im'me‘ President (-iprlano Castro, was "

that the watches were placed consid- ‘captured 0" lens. 3 by "“3 government ‘ ’

office of the adjutant-gcnernl permis-

alert is granted the Commanding of. l‘ololwa:
"Dahbury. Conn, Aug. 8, 1913.

“John O‘Hara, Secretary Local Unloufl woman admitted in confidence to a gas. Sayego and Buutumente. 5900‘“ ~
friend, according to gossip. that every ing to an oilioial communication is . ,

~ Iflcer oi the First division. Ix‘aval5
iMilitia, to call a meeting for the,
purpose of nominating a lieutenant,‘

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young women were the latest society General Torres Castro, a relative 0‘,

emblo abova the ankle. One young troops “”11““de by Generals CWW‘

.. Junior grade. Lieutenant Edward Jll “Deer Sim—As the result of would one of her dancing :piil‘tners asked the ”cued 5'95er-

.. :Beet having resigned.

,_ to September 15, with permission muthe enclosed bill or prices for the Lee-

leuve the state, is granted semndiMcLachian factory.
{Lieutenant Howard 0,. Bates, Com—i

puny 1. Second infantry, .

list, to dh'te, August 9. The com-l

rounding omcer, Seennd company, lsjnviirov
‘ directed to cai1 a meeting for the put»!

D059 oi"‘nominatlng to ill! vacancies in;
h “‘9 commissioned oflices or this com.i

puny, occurring by reason of Majorl

liewlett’e retirement.

 

WALeH care COLLECTORSHIP. 1"“ CM“ “3‘9
‘All Black Mixtures, to -l oz.

 

“As the essential point in this dil-
iiicuity is that of one bill of prices in-
'l‘he application of Major Georgeiatead of two in the some factory, l
T, Hewlett, Second companu, Govern- have ignored all other issues raised by
(irfa F Guard $0 be retired is np_'eitlier the men or. the mmrufacturers.‘
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proved. nd he is relieved .i’rorn..a,C-i..‘m"..‘5‘§de,,9° changes except such as
live duty'ln-the film”). service ;ot,‘“’e"’ necessary to‘vproduce anniiorm

this state and placed upon the retired“b h,
.f‘lioping that this will meet your

ill for the current year. i am
“Respectfully yours,
“l". J. iriROWNSi‘YOMBE.”
Bill of Prices.
Leo-McLuchIan Factory. 1918-1914.
All liammocs up to and including

ilcaturcd by unconventional costumers. adlicrento on; ix 28 l“ the attack on“
the government forces in the Cityoi 3‘,

 

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1.20

1.25

_ , :ei‘abie time. thought and investigation time and several of them asked more Several ot'General T017“ “film's ‘
Lem-e Of absence from August 5 I I submit ”to the arbitration committee. than once_ oilicera Who had fled to the mountains.

Other ah’nirs at the club have boon-1;."Jr ”“9”" ““3" the defeat 0‘ CBSlTO'S

 

 

 

 

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:Maruro also were taken prisoners“

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, The army fl government troopa' ..
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Havgn p & Hart _ "wiaa fornicdflaLthe capital to fight the: H

. _. grevolufionlnatahnrrived at Maracnyo'on’} '

;F‘riday._under, the command ot Presi-‘ ‘

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RAILROAD . i(felliémlillxe“$3.1m

cruiser Dee

TIPVIE TABLE Mpluea wear due to arrive in Vane: V

auelnn waters yesterday.

 

scum uonwam TO newton 3 to pray m:- peace.
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6:24x. 6:48x. 6:55, 7:18, 7:46, 8:111"

 

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. '8:llx. 8:50x. 9:1‘x :3 : M
Meriden M“ Had Banking of Cum-{our oz. Back Mixturec “0110:“! 11:38 0 . 9 7.. 10 2,01. CASTOR IA ..
mings and Reilly. IPour and one-half mack Mixtures .u l r ' . I

“We winches are having their day."

number or men who rejoice in that
auronmo were appointed to office in
liouueoticui within the last few
months.

The latest Walsh to he thus honored
to James .l., 01' Merideu. whose ap-
pointment as collector of internal rev-
enue for tho dlatrlcl of Connecticut:
wug announced Saturday. He cuc-
r'cmic ('ol, ilobcrt 0. lCutun of North
Haven. MT: Vl'illtili was auperiuten-
“Pill. 01’ the writer department under
Mayor (now Congressman) Reilly. Ho
stout l0 Moridcn from Springfield.
MllBH,, Ti number of ycuT'i-i ago, and,
an on a printer, secured employment.
in The omre or the Meridian Journal.

He became foreman there and a clone ,

friend of Thomas It. Reilly, then Ti
nowapnpor man. in the political some
\‘l'ulcli became town and city oommib
ice chairman for the Domocrmw lie
muuuged Mr. Reilly‘s cuuipuign for
Mayor and later for (iongreoua. and it
in said that he did more Tor Reilly lllilu
imd otiinr’poiitieai frieml. Muyor‘holl‘
iy made Mr. ‘Wflliill superintendent of
the crater department and he served
during Mr. Rolliy'u turmfgoiug out oi
office when Mayor Donovan took or»
title. Since. then Mr. Wuliiii line not.

been engaged in outline”. At ilrat I
it Wag understood that lie was» a candi- i

(into for appointment an a deputy coin
Motor. but to the aurpriao or many
tutor came on unnouuccment that ha
' was a candidate for collector, it had
them exported that he would get this;
plum, lie hurt the backlog of National
(,iommittoemnn Uuuuninga. lie lii
armed treasurer of the dial» body of
Mireetera of America. to prominent in
club life. is married. and line a family.

 

 

The daughter or A. Mitchell. Ham
dad. Km, had it ind care of kidney
trouble and they tear-rd her health
was pcrnumently impaired. Mr. idle
chi-u uya, "dire was in a terrible
shape out it got her to take rcliy Kid

' my lune autumn the is cbmplctely
cured." Women are More liable in

 

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:Fawns, Whites, Pearle, Mix

I Fibres. to 4 oz.

'Fowna, Whites, Pearls, Mixea uud
Fibers at 4 oz.

b‘awna, Whites, Pearle. Mixes and
Fibres at 4 1-2 oz.

All Hula sized over 4 1—1: 07.. 10c
for each 1-4 oz. ,

Velour Hats of all kinds

All double brima

{Second slain: by machine

Second airing by machine (crush-

pollticai observers have been aavinz. Al

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P. M.—-—-12:581, 1:03, 2:40x. 3:501.
3:27, 4:3ix. 5:41. 5:52x, 6:37. 6:61:
7:20;. 9222:, 9:59, 10:45. '

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Sunday! Illlllild‘ml ‘
A. bl.—-12:25x. 5214:, 5:413, 6:243, 0‘ ‘
8:54. 10:20x, 11:24. ......__........_,

P. bis—42:48:, 2:39x, 2:501, 5:41, DEMOCRATIC CURRENCY BILL.

5:52x, 6:56;. 7:122, 7:52;, 8:21; WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.~«Demu-
crate of the House laced a long otrug- ‘ '
Axle over the administration currency' ~
_ bill. when they cancuaed yeaterda to
5- M-"4140o 5:40. 6145. Silh‘conaider. the measure. Chain-Lari”
9110‘. ”=0”: 10:06. ‘oim. with ten Democrats of the' u
banking committee behind him and “
with the support at hep‘reaontativea'.
“rd” “1" 2:0“. 2‘57' 3‘30“ 3‘55'1 ‘Underwood, Palmer and other admin-i ‘
1‘ titration leaders. went into the cannon
10* hopeful of securing harmonioua sup-i . ,
port at the currency bill as it has been ‘ .

 

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New YORK T0 eouru NORWALK

8:33x, 8:56x,
10:50:, 11:03.
P. M.-—12:03,l:05, 1:18x, 1:28: 8v

4:15x. 4:29. 5:06:, 5:2”, 5:28, 8:01
6:07. 8:001. 8:20n. 9:00x. 9:80, 11:
11:80. 11:33:, 12:00:.

lupproved by President Wilson.

 

tundnya i Oppout'tiou to the bill was led by "
{Democrata wh favored broadenina-
. the uyatom oi inning circulation notch, ~-
8:“: do that they could be secured upon . ,
3‘1m;warcbouuo roceipta (or corn, wheat .

d. M.——12:00x, 6:00;, 8:35“, 8:55:
9:00. 10:02x. 11:00x.

P. M.-l2:10x. 1:081, 2:001.
5:021. 5:04. 6:0“. 7min, 8:003,
8:59;. 16:00:. 11:10, 11:33:.

SOUTH NOAWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.

A. M.—~12:19x 12:42 1:19: 6'0"
' ' ' ' . ed bat lecture or the ti ht.
7:23, rm. mos. 10:23:. iiuu'mm' ‘ “

iond cotton. on well no upon common
ciai poplar as provided in the Giana
.bill. Representative Henry, of Taxes;

on

. «Many ilic climax more blood.
9- “"4330”. No. 3:141. 0:35.‘0an't have pure blood totally di-
me. can. 8:17, 7:10;. 92092:. on». mum, Tm liver and glint ah town.
9:33;, 19:09:, 11:13, Burdock Blood Bitten nircngthm

eunuch, bowels» uni Iiwr, and purl

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lundnyi. lie. the load

 

 

A. Mao—12:198. 12:42x, 1:173, 7:“ lflRlBULMlTiIE lN MINIQSIPPL ..
9:401. 10:19. 11:11:. ; MGKESON, Mica. Aug. i2.wlnveoti- . ,
P. law-12:07:, 2:1ilr, 3:131. cm. cation of irrolularltien in Micaianlppi’a .,

8:103, 0:46, 7:101.- 8zilix. 9:0“, 9:13: 'utete lnatltutionc. principally the
10mm iiiim.

IOUT'H NORWALK 'ro DANOUIV log of eixht men, will be pressed vi:-

A. unit». 0:13, 8:17, 10:01:. intently this week. Governor Brewer. -
r P. Ilia-itfls. hills, 4:851. rim who bu handed the investigation and .

8:30. 7:101. brought chm-m before mind lurid:

. tenure. . which have multadin numerous, int

A. amount, 10:25. diotmentctorxratt and embezzlement.

P. luv-ma. no.

new“ vo count MWAL'K increment amp the stoic prim
A. lbw-moo. till, 1:16, 10:01:, initial.
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lquarter billion, Russia three billion i"
l“.
Cauu Many Sucnqueetiom. ! Sugar produced within the United; "

1
mm, ,
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Will Start This Great
Offer Into Your Home

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, Monsignor Juan Buutlstu’ Castro.I
“1 EN"! June 23. 1913a. , , {archbishop ol Caracas, has issued in.
!pastoral letter, instructing the clergy“

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