Acknowledged tohotho T best,_:
Stro est. Most-Comfort aisle . , ..
} ishing- BbotM ode: if“ =
. Millard» ultnirondmmr crock
‘ 11th Boots are rude just for fishermen. to
his, dilator
VI
.. voting
, : .‘utr and outer, Milt mom
image you may put them to.
Mot-poo "Hoh-Ihri'miw" Hull-“whit!
Al’atuollsh'oducimliostalhtbbcr Sltoeib
RUBBER BOOTS
lotto oi the Bell Grade of Fine Porn Rainbow-Mada 0‘
Elm Strong Duk—Reinlorcod at Every Point.
All [ho boot denim-I carry “Hub- Mark Warrior" lluhbw than
. and you «I Mend on than to any tho but at everything
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE C0.
4 MAIDEN. MASS. ,
R. N. Uniform
for Nurses
A most complete . as-
sortment of excellent
models, made of white
linen and fine blue cham-
bray. Gibson plait style,
very neat. When you ex-
amine the cut. finish and
grace of this garment you
will pronounce it a mas~
terpiece of workmanship.
No nurse should fail to
select one or several tram
this collection.
Prices $1 98 and
20 per oiant. reduction
from regular prices on
Flannelette Kimonos and
Dressing Sacques this
week to reduce stock.
The N. E. Ryan CO.
i
. day nl‘ternoon for a bill'dosignud» to-
" wipe out the “red light district"
1 . the national capital.
» oral
i tour through the “red light district" Women‘s Social and Political Unlonfl
a, , Mouth?“
) . lid: .
orhhodwbuilding, do» “
Elihu removes the.
Connecticut Gonoruasmen ‘Vote
for Bilito Abolish the “Bell
Light" District
suit annulus
Pililli 11 initial
———_.._
Formal Announcement "oi All-
in the remedy that twtll relieve y‘ou [’tt"
once. Countless grove nicknames arej
recognized by the medical tprot‘osalon';
on having their director indirect cause:
in 11 neglected" “cold" or cough. Kerr's;
Flux Seed Emulsion, Linonluo. is the!
most" helpful thing in the world to}
you. Medicine lmows no nurer llcnl l
lug agent for the inflamed mucous,
membranes of nose, intent and lung
pauswges.
moving “colds,” coughs, ln'onchitlui
- " - and consumption it is also building;
pomtmenis Under New “1- up the liod‘ynn nothing else run (10.
i All druggiuts (insist upon liming"
come TEX Law _ Ethe genuine with. the above t". mic»;
alurk on the bottlelwzfic Bile $1.
WASING'I‘ON. i). if... Jun, ills»
Congressmen Donovan, Lonorgnn and , , _
Kennedy nil voted in the Hound Mon~
l
“surnames Till T0 .
0 ’ i
This in tho milPSET UABINET MEET!"
which monubens of the Conencticut M"— »
delegation to the untioum convention
of the American National Woman Sui-
l’ru'ge association were advocating
when they "were in Washington. It "was
in advocacy of this measure that new.
Connecticut women made at
noxnox. Jun: . 28.».‘liiiitant Sun'rtt- 1
getter; toda3 made a bold attempt to’
break into a meeting or the cabinet
countll sitting at the omclul residence
at Premier Asquith in Downlnu street
An automobile belonging to the"
bore 11 few weeks a-go. so they the militnnt Suffragette organization.
could testify to their existence and ' with a woman driver at the wheel and
the need of its abolition. time" with Sunragetms dashed t‘rOnl
Promise to Suftragists. Whitehall into Downing street before
The members of the delegation lit the line of police could blilhl it to
(tangless were asked by the Connec. l- a hull.
cut suflrngluln and othels to invot } When the driver refused to obey the"
the legislation and tho congressmen order of the police inspector on duty
promised. They redeemed their to retire fronf the street. the entire
promise Monday. ‘ ipnrt3 of women were placed under or
Congressmen Reilly and Multan rest. and taken across Whitehall. still
won not in the House so as to cast in their car, to "notice headquartersu at
9mm. MWQ -
their v.0tes for the measure. \ir. Sectland Yard..'
lltelily has gone to North (‘arolina to The automollile was decorated with
the a guest at the wedding of the placards proteating unainst the font
lwtititlgllter oi' Congressman Claude ble feeding Oi Sufiru’eite prisoner B
tKitchin probable successor to ()5 and demanding that the Cabinet C(‘llSt‘,
‘cor Underwood its Democratic lend- the “torture of women in English
Ler of the House 18111"
Congteosman mum-gm. was one of The unexpected raid caused grout
the guests or Speaker Champ Clark excitement and it huge crowd norm
at a dinner given by the House pm gathered about Downing street.
Thus while Linouine is l‘O’i‘
funign anoint-1t n Willllj‘ man who was
,not very well liked.
color
'the voters.
by n Negro or some tdut-ntion and
,socini striding. inasmuch its it is
u . . Him-jg 'sidinn officer to the bachelors of the: W .
lllmtse Saturday. Mr. [lotiengnn has -—Cures M“ "0“”- Willie!
"-"‘“"- " N 8 PEACEia handsome Missouri incerschnmu daily cuts and bmim mnmmua 3"”
. OPPOSleN TO E G” H pipe as n souvenir oi the ot-eusion "“0“ grandmas lomenesn—dh
.. New York N , § CELEBATION. _ “new" Buy Thomas Eclectic Oil»~«thc greut'
8“ it t‘ongiossman loncrgnu bus rocom household 10mm"
» Connecticut Petition: Preueute in- -'-~-«
tinended the appointment of Aaron
Haven & Hart 0°“9'0M‘M' Matters 0‘, gilmith as posilnaster at \Varchouae OFFlCIALMbéz‘lélsczfiAnogokPPOINT-
{ora interest ‘° State, ti‘oint, Smith was postmaster undcr‘ .. ’ '
Formal announrmnent has been
A. maroon. 424611. 5:“. 0:“. against pmhn’m‘m ”mum“ by con» mode by the treasury department
810871. 8:15“. 19:15:. 10:01:. 10:“. "”3”“ of the Connecticut. appointments tor
10:00:. 11:03. W" Chm” A- ”tin” 0’ New n“ the collection of the income tax. A»
r. ’H.-ll:031. 1:05. 2:01;. 2:57. "“3 l“ l“ ”I" “‘1’ ”l "'0 Wm“ 0‘ ‘hon hem "predicted Jame: 11. Martin.
11:30:. 326011. 4:90, 6:051. Ml. 5:”. the ““1“th bill m" “‘9 mtobiiuh- of New Huron. wait named an urgent.
» thou, 0:01. 11:19:. me, 11:1»: um. “it”! l" WWW“ 0' it ”mm“? Churlou r1, Mitotic". of Now ilnv’on.
sum”. or the United flutes which will be to M lnullecior. James J WWW 9‘
r» A. H.-lil:00:. 0:00. 8:031. “00!. graduate colleges for “‘9“ who have New llritatn. or onion deputy and it.
. 10:02:. 11:001. completed “9m” WWW" m other ‘30" J. liyio. of hitnmtord hold dotiuty.
l P. aim-43:10. 1:021. 3:301. mu. lotion. ..... ' W
RAILROAD ,
mu: l‘AbL.‘ l
man's-
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER it 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW 'ORK
A. lit—1:201. 5:532, 5:1): 6:09.
6:55, 7:18. 7:40. 8:1". 8:551. 3.15:.
9:37, 10:271. 10:45:, 11:14.
P. M.wl:00i. lzilt. 3:00. 11:29, 4: iii,
I the 100th naniverunry of the establish-
WASHJNG'l‘ON. l). (3., Jun. 20.~—-‘ln ‘ the Cleveland administrn'ion.
both the senate on house yesterday Mr. Lonergon has taken up with
went petitions ol‘ the George “uh-r the members or the Home judiciun
.ington branch oi the American Contln- committee n proposal to increase the
011181 1958119 01' New 131‘an in OD limit“) of the United Stores attorney:
nositlon to the appropriallgn of thelr‘mderlch A. Scott for Connecticut.
United States for the celebration of Similar Iponitiotls in many other
ment of peace between the United
States and Great Britain. Senator
Mellow put the petition into the sen-
ate and Congressman lonergnn pre-
sented it to the house.
more is to bring the (bnneotlcnt nt-
torney nearer to the. genml nvemg-z.
Bids on Paper Supply. l
The Westport Paper Company. oi
Wotnport, nud- tlle Rogers Paper ooln- !
5:12. 6:46. 0:00x. 6:43. 7:3111. 9:31“ Senator M014?“ “”0 ”WWMW to nutty. of South Manchester, wore
10:19:. 10:52. {the 3913““th WWW” 0‘ Willlmnnttc among the bidders for sunplvingl
. Bundayu. ,(llly W189» N0. 333- I» 0‘ B- A» in runner i‘or tho govonunont printing}
A. M.~~12:0511. 5:33. (:4), 3:54, 011°08'00" 10 1hr" mummy “wt ffia' omce here rm. the um yam, when
1022'“. 11:24.
P. M.-—-l-:*0fit
$56!; 7:12;-
10:38.
2:041. 3:001. 5:“,
'215711. 9:27;. 10:12:.
my...
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NCHWALK.
11:06.81)”, 72161.8:1011. o:m.1t:tlx.:
nan—ovum
IOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW HA find
i
A. Mum-'lidtzdll 1:17;. 8:00. '. l... "’W mm" 1”“ ”‘W‘Wl’mm
9:13,, 10:82:, 11:11:. or trolnmon on the mum nitrous
P. “‘54::03. “:57‘. 1:”. 'l!“ “I“ ”"0“. 0f ”13 um Om not OMY'
«$11. 0:12. Gzlnx. 0:47,
10:60:. 11:28.
Sundays.
A. lid—«43:10. ltl’l.
mm.
P. Kaitlin. 2:071.
7:10: 0:2
”1:03. Diwali.
0101!. ‘11“:
r l W um
um. mm. 0134!. 9:3». 19:50:. mhmmwfi “:Mfi‘mg: norm FWNGEM on I. a. o.
W“ _ ' mm
rm“ mutt ‘t‘o Mutt)". mm' mm do not bellow ' ,
‘ lit. town». 11:11.32». mm. ‘1‘“ Mr W‘ "‘ w ”m“ "A" wih?$‘3£lf.“loi§”t?'fi
y 5......“ cm a.“ 1.15 in motion. its that. or.» am will an viii ,
. .. bout tattle-willl lulflufiadommty.lonm
I. “My“. "" mtdedtor nun-now ml ‘ Mr: W“ W
r amnion“ l »» » WW" “a" “'m'
HIM w m mm
’2 3384.0“. 0:". It“.
“,0:
r or”; ms. no. in
fig“, 4“,”
gflfliflu'fl ' ""
lure of the Burnett immigration bill;
a petition or certain citizena of New
Moron, in rnvor or that measure.
Count-canton]: loonortznn also present»
ed to the honor. the WOW“ 0! the (ion
moo-American Alliance of Hartford
the bids were opened here Mon»
day afternoon. The Rogers murmur
bid was pronounced an informal bid
and will not be «mnidorui.
Appointments Announced. '
W
l
COLOR TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY
ulntolllgent mole mllso um com-
mon «old» would be trolled promptly.
Ill thorn in annulus nod outline“ with
Mormons. tickling thrust and emo-
lntr. but: promptly tho m of Rolw'l
Honey and TM communal. it in o!-
tootlvo. pleasant to intro. chuck: it
cold. Mill atom the mom: which mum
lotto oi Moon and loom lilo vltnl re-
mittance. W «to by all drowns."
MILW NOT OBIYJNG
AVIAN“.
“It: tho word at the ”Minion are
tho subject oi inanimate bore. which
will continue all of thin week. Minoan
tho unknown mom adjustment.
common and lint eminence commit.
too of Mirror meson.
» immmmnumn'd
mam hum two We
you “our. firwummm
, “mt-Min m mom
» , sumo“. vow-ts
1 lb w:wwmawusuo
i " fiW‘” M _WM-"ih
'Men Who Will Holp Collect the in-
come Tax Notllod of Their Solac-
tlon 1
tl.tnrl«'oan'.“'.lau. 29,—Collu»~tor or"
internal Revenue James J. Walsh has
mulled ofilclul notices of their appoint
income tax dephrtmont. and their
commissions to the following:
Robert J. kyle. Stamiord. field tint).
salary $1.600 expenses $1.200.
W G. ’l‘rol, Providence oitlw duty,
31.600.
James J. lungrose, New Britain, or
lice dutv. $1. 200. 3
These are expected to be sworn l1
and report for (M3 hebluury l. 'l‘wo
other deputies are to be numed in
Collector Walsh
Other federal ompioyoou under the
income act for this "internal Revenue
district. will report direct to Samuel
D. Amen. of Boston, agent for thei
New England States. Collector Walsh
Maid today that tolluro to receive a
blank does not attempt a person from
buying the tax if the income in or out»
liclent 01:0,.
CASTOR lA
mmmm ""
mmmmmm
Blunt“
We!
. 5...... sum-ow 31W.
SOUTHPOHT MAN IADLY IN-
Willi).
Mill‘fli’om‘, Jon, ,28.~~Cautuini
mm doom»! this place; will"
round. mow lying uncommon to the
middle or the m; in» 0de
Mm, noos- tho lionthwrt, lino». Both
1m, and ‘11!!! were» broken and halo
inbred inwardly. it it; believed. His
rooovm is "rounded in doom. flow
homo Minnow-lest» rat U." mot-
ur M’Mm.“ ithu mm
We to m on MW m
him. Hem-mtuomdm
first. trolley one am oh the m
The W in he“ M” W. how
no no “MM“
' i: -, .» "i, 7 .
l”.i
l
llnttetsen. in England,
a Anglo motor—~19. .l.
lmade n \igorouss and
has elected
Arc be r. ‘H e
"popular cum»
'l‘lli‘ quos’lml of
was not often mentioned, and
it had practically no influence with
The non" mayor is "said to
possible. for n Negro to nsum‘nté with
inslletinllle while 11115011: in England
in llaltersen thorn was at it limbs 14' 5‘51
leeling on lt('(0llllt oi‘ the man ~". color
,thun
,,
there would have lwon in the}
heart of London, when" thorn is nevi
unnintttnce with the American feel—l
l
l
l
Ing on this suijct,.
MIANUS MANUFACTURING com
pany ,
1
Thomas 1. Raymond Elected President;
and M. D. Randall Vice-president. l
The annnnl meeting oi the liiannsl
Manufacturing (Ompnm has hold all
the mill on ’luosduy ai'tmnoon, ianvi
our) 27th. Reports oi the oiliv‘ersl
shelved a wry satisfactory condition,
of the company. The following dime»;
tors were elected. 3
Thomas 1. lizumond, South Not-walk .‘
(‘ mm.
.0 Keeler, Nor\vnllt,(.‘o:1n_ l
l", A. Springer. Greenwich, Conn. . 1
William A. Curtis, Norwallt. Conn i
X. P. Bishop, New Haven, Conn. l
\i. l). Randall. Norwnlk, Conn, l
Joseph Brush, Greenwich, Conn. i
I
l
l
|
i
At a subsequent meeting" of the ill
rec tors. the tollowing ottlters uere
elected
Presidentw'l‘htmmu 1. Raymond.
Vice-President and Secretary M. ii
Randall. i
Superintendent lillii 'l‘ronsuwr—vl‘ ‘
A, Springer.
Auditor~lonis S. livers.
A dividend of it) per cent. was de
i'lnrrd upon the capininl Htorlt, nuyubh
February lfith.
CORPORATION PAPERS.
l
i
;
The international Poultry Supplv
ntatos pay larger salaries and tln- ment as deputy colloctorn under the Compam of Hartford has filed its:
tertifimte of organization in theotllceE
of the secretary of the state, and Mill
begin business with $35,000 with tho
following unicorn . President, .lnmeu .\.
Harden. of Springfield. Muss; treasur-
er and secretary. F. l). llnnelye, oi
Naumtuck.
The Charles ll. Kemper Company.
of Westport, has illml its certificate of
organization and leI begin business
nith $100..000 with the following om
corn: i’reaident (‘hurieu ll. Kmnper;
vice president and treasurer. (‘huien
M. Kontpor; secretory. W. SterlingAt
water, all at Weatport.
’l‘llo lndlon Spring Land tbnnmnx. "
at Greenwich, haul tiled u certificate :~
or 183110 for 425 shore» of additional If
,ntoelt now oulntondlng $100,000. The 1
loud -
sum. nt ”00. making the
auvbacrlbers are (loorlto ll. Coolie.
Thomas N. incite and John J. linen.
The (3. C. Manufacturing Company.
of New Huron. hull tiled u limit certi-
, flouto of homo (or sixty alum of addi-
ltlomtl clock at $100 a share, melting
ztho total now outstanding 311.000.
t'l'ho nlnorn are Jot-ob (told. Martin
‘fiohwmnr and tumult tiollon, n ma-
tority ot the director».
1 The Nowaomb a Hammond Cu. oi
lWotllnntord. it» and n certificate oi
dlmtutim. signed by (t. M. Newcomn
and ll. 11. ‘Hflmmflbd. u malorny n:
‘tho directing.
The "iii. l’. (limited Company, 01
Now Britain. bu him it lino: cortlii»
mo of abdominal. ”mod by Edward
A. Durant notion-lo 1*. Charlton, n ma.
lorlty or thodlroctorn. The company
im- tumul our all its aunt» in the
F. W. Woolworth Compunr. :1er
rm. . ‘
WM
l
Wit outrun fliflftllcfin.
NW HAVE". m. 39:4an w
Mom "ms sentenced "1 in" tho “super.
throwaway ton-among to Mo»
your: in W tor mm m
Ito on W“ «mm t0
and mm on: All a local um.
Chef D
Histamine-17mm mm mm
Windward-own. l» Bridgeport “would...
Established 1857 , .‘
A Group of Dancing Frocks
withl Lowered Prices ‘
(if interest to young mittmns ul‘ llclitliuntt-s are thaw
g’l‘ilt‘t’iili gowns for dancing null cunning \vrzlr. They are
of tncssnliiic tor chzlrtnctm‘, with ‘ tunics of beaded or cut
ill‘tlliit’l‘t‘li chiffon. finished with crystal fringe. all in pain
candlelight, colors.
In. white, pale pink. lavender and corn color.
Value $30.00 $20.06 81 5.011
For $25.00 $16.50 .. $12.75
Dlrrss l..)r1)nrlmmtt. sct‘illlii “not. Illlli >t'\'t‘l'ili :lru
shown in one of the Main St. \\'lil'i()\\75.
The Beauty of Plaitings
.»\ gown of which one has become lil'L‘ii cun'bc mut‘l'c
it) look tliiicrcnt, and "smart." just with planing. Plait-
ings are rcztlly very listitlctivc if one chooses with disclo-
t'llil’ftm
nitlc m nult‘tilw with plain
iii\\'.’i}':‘~ considering lilt' style of the the»:
room not. scant (11. full
pointed m sutlloped edges iiltlt! is all the \ llittv one th- .,
lion
or
fill t’. .
White Chiffon with black embroidery at the edge is
navel .
Cream or white Point cl’Esprit is delicate and dainty.
Plain Footing, very wide, is considered very stylish.
Wide Nels. shirrctl, illL‘ix’t‘ii :tntl plaitcrl are in use for
Eyel‘ything scents plannttlto 21$—
lit‘t‘tiit‘ and
guimpl‘,
slwrrs and cmnisoles.
sisi the novice, null a} few in innit-s with u
ihrcztd serves to produce :1 very captivating
lichn. undersiccw or camisole
From 25 cts to $t.75 a yard.
.\tCi\'\\t.\l N1 tinn
Odds and ”Ends of Laces ’
All-overs and Broken Assortments of Finery
"incl-Judi" 5113's bill: has
"pudding,1 with plinth ” nnd that is what it hocnls
ll he. 1 mm this mixed and in uiltluiug collection of ,
""(ltltiit‘> one can pick t‘3(llli<i to bits of 'ilniilllllillg laces
:lllii other ial- fall-t that are. (1‘ “his lllti‘ to have uhcn tllr
«iressnmker comes.
Pro-inventory prices. The
llliliit‘ n
All-overs. Orientals, Fancy Nets, etc. so and 75 cts.
a yard and up.
sun—W
Wash Goods of Fine Grade.
Crystal Cloth l' mmr mite 51,50,101
funnel prite $1 (10 for ..
Cotton Plaids and Chec ks, i-nnucr prim 31) (1.x..-
30 cents. ‘ ‘
Remnantsoat IO arid 15 cts. a yard.
were?
$1.25
75c
{01‘
Main Hunt
Comfortables and Blankets
wgo til——
A.Dickerman &Son
”UT" NOWMK, 60“”.
we. OWE O. AND H. WWII TRADING STAIN“.
Blilllli liillll lll’ill llllilllli All
Sillilill llllll ll lllilll -- till Blllllllll
My alumina. Hutton Inlm instantlyfbolm dissolve. by the but on the not
clean “no mu m Throat—«t “no. penetrate: and noon on lotion.
“on may downhill Wainwright. all swollen: membrm which limit the
bolt Humil- Goal now. hoot! turd throot: clam tho itil
W pagans; stops mt: nonhuman mm
‘rry "my'n Cram min" in feeling of aiming. nothing roll»!
cm await W tinny. loan to clone: immediate.” ‘
1m humanly- at little in the mime Don't in? Mill“ tonight smiling
out many your aimed none and for hmth. with he“ and; Willis
mm; sir mac of! ma hunt cloud hawking wit Home.
lull m; you will til-urns. (My: tom: or acute. m in min; noon. ,... .
(5.}
WWW. 8! You! mom WIWHGIU throat ,.
'fli‘
Wt m m mm or and um mm wanna-m, but
mm mom will iii m
(twirling-v.
mm all-mum an tho ”germinal-41mm
moi W3 MW’M WMWIndnurooiom «on»
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