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wrrH oriisii toirona 1
be reasonably expected. {i We have an idea that. ii the retard,
lcould be written in full. there would;
,iie others who have )l'osidadpver trial
destinies oi the Connecticut hallw}
THE LUNCH WAGON,
it i. really too“ bad that either
through oversight or indiflgrence, the
location of the lunch wagon on the
railroad property has been permitted
without first having the matter thor-
oughly looked into. We feel sure that
the railroad authorities do not wish to
have such an objectionable looking at?
era to the streets and highways dei
ing to the headquarters of the New,
Haven railroad treasury. There have,
been those ungenerous enough, we are
told, to view the chairmanship of a'
political State Committee in this,
State as a stepping stone to an intro- .
duction to the railroad ofilcisls.. it.
‘tair stuck right under the public v.iew :15 only mr Rorabacli’s hard luck that,
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There is a lot of justification for the , the force of the exposure should [all
alone upon him. But that is always
. . the way in a fickle and ungrateful re ,
we“ M be‘ a" loss. “mm” l public He is now told that he ought
Mk along the “e“ “‘3 °' ”‘3 track to resign from the ofilee he holds and
from the bridge to the station, is not that, if he refuses to do so he will be
a pleasant thing to look .4, and the elevated out of it. How unkind all this‘
rallrold seems when we recall the emphasis
tfimfi the has :ZZIIItoT: laid upon the tact that he was rarsll'
,seen in the Capitol building at the
move as [at ‘3 possible all unsightly recent session 'ol' the General Assem-
conditions. It is certainly hoped thatI bly, and therefore how incredible it
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Saturday’s Holiday
DRESSES
A wonderful assortment of Summer Dresses for women an
misses, in an infinite variety of crossbar crepes, cotton epcnge’
and solid colors, aacleth, linen, retina. voile, tissue. gingham
....................................... $3.98 in $9.98.;
WASH SKIRTS ‘
0f repp, cordeiine, pique, rice cloth, khaki, honewonb, checks;
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, AUTOMOBILE COATS '
Oi” linen and crepe linen, loose threequarter length and iull
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"fin “feet, 134 and 3d Tuegdly at some remedy will be possible where—1 was that he should be interested inl
each month—Jul; and August ex- i by the owner of the wagon will be in-
eepted—at 8 o'clock All Master duced to have the same town ed else
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr where
Beach, W. M, Robert M Wilcox.
loo.
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Man' of the news ers have beenI
Iutler Chapter No. as. a A. M. ’ , 9“" ‘
fleets in “9" air Building, South i figuring out Just how it was senator,
Kain St 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of Penrose won out by such a sweeping
each month—July and August ex- majority in the Pennsylvania primar-
°°Pt°dflt 3 0‘3”“ A“ Royal Arab lea. This is how the New York Sun
Masons cordially invited. Charles! \le“B it: “It is the Democratic Con‘
A Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcomi
39,, trees and the Democratic Administra
A . tion that have earned Panrose so em- »
THE GOVERNMENT MEDICAL sap. phatlc, so overwhelming a Republi-
) cation.
Awrmy has been practically reorganlr- 7°59 for“?
4 VICEB READY. ,can approv.sl it is their tariff that has
,Wlth the possibility of a foreign Idmrmed “Donations. increased lm
campaign netore our Army, what is 90mm”! 01 manufactured articles, a
, the present condition of preparedness tarln‘ {or "Venue that has produced a
of the Army medical sei‘vice, espec-,defl¢’ency 0‘ n“9111185: the Democrat-
ially as compared with its condition lc 001k“! 0f muddle and mar, forean
at the outbreak of the 'Spanish-Amer- “a domestic; {001 “Wells on business
icon War in 1908? asks The Journal he“ and an unintelligible, grotesque
or the American Medical Association. shuffling and liamstrung Spineless pol- ,
The contrast gives cause for gratifid II‘CY as ‘0 MeKICO: these were the or-
in the last fifteen years the 83mm”! and uhlpbers in or the Pen-
m—o—flw .4 i
The handsome new Wigwam oi Un-
cas Tribe, No. 26, limproved Order or
.. ed. The development of the generali
IIstal‘l and thatralning of experts for
various duties have altected the med-
Red Men will be dedicated I'
ical department as well as the other ' ' with up
p roprlate ceremonies this evening.
branches of service. The enormous
The local Tribe re resen th 11‘
increase in scientific knowledge of p ts e is
nd vi or of'the communlt n ore
finesse and its prevention has been; prospefous or anlz tlon b 3,75 0 m
a n
utilized by the medical ofilcers Our 3 9 z 31 0‘"
midst» it was a bi undertaki t
‘ Army medical corps is today agodr 4 4 g I)“ 0’
erect their new home, but success was
of trained military sanitarli’ius unsur-
assurod when th in i
fisssd in any country. in experience 0 9n“ s astlc young
organization, equipmeni and training. men set shunt tide a“ The insult
there is no comparison between the
“present situation and that in 1898.
Experience has been gained in"the
warn which they are now tarmally
dedicating. The Sentinel congratulates
Unc Tri on th l l
.eoa’liipsigns in Cuba and the Philip '8 be ° mm “m ”a“
it occupies in the civic life at the
pines, in the military expeditions in City. , ,
China and Cuba, and in the maneuver, ‘
mps in 1911 and 1913, so that thdt crave Pounce”:
ifirmy today possesses a corps oi spee-
iallsts trained in camp sanitation. For Wedding a few days at 1118 home in
over a year military camps have been) New London took occasion to issue a
denial ol.‘ a report published in a
Ilug in an age of mystery.~.\‘ew lia-
,tlie Read at lisdusa." has been
anything so sordid as the interests of? .
the railroad. And yet his “pupal":
continue to distrust him. We are iiv-,l
ven Journal-Courier.
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There is a common and rather poet-l
lcal tradition that we should not speak
unhindly of the dead. it has its fauna
dation in the tenderer emotion, oi the
human heart rather than in the logic
oi the brain it is not of binding force
nor is it generally understh as u»
plying in every case. We do not ob:
serve it with relation to Nero or Judas
iscarlot; it is not considered in crit-
ical contemplation of the careers of
Napolwi. Bonaparte, Alexander. Guit-
esu or Benedict Arnold There is no
reason why a tender solicitude tor
the memory of the departed should
tincture a just casting up of the value
at the activities of the late J. Pier-
pont Morgan to the welfare oi this
country—New London Day. l
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Thua it appears that there is room
for the increase of our cereal crops
almost indefinitely and one it mean
.falls on and continues high, we need
not starve. But in the statistics at the
department of agriculture it is stated
that there are 361, 000. 000 acres of land
not iaiorable ior tillage, but good for
pas.ture We ma) hope that something
will yet be done for the lacrosse on
the meat supply. “pica via have “11
tensive, (arming. Q19”? «val ,greatlyl
‘ improve in the qiianiity and quality oil
liocd. e—Bridgeporf‘stlnusrd. . ; ‘
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sir-secr- painting of "Perseus With
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stored to the museum or the Brook ‘
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LIPTOIS’S GIIILLEIBEII
Llillfllill TODAY
GOSPORT, England, May 28. w
Shamrock IV., the challenger for the
America's Cup, was launched today
and christened by the Countess oi
Bhatteebury. ‘
The new challenger took the water
on the stroke at noon. There was no
hitch in the arrangements and she slid
down the ways easily as the Countess
of Shaiteabury, who had done similar
service for Shamrock lil., christened
Sir Thomas Lipton! latest champion.
The little shipping town was gully
decanted with American and British
flags with ‘whlclnwas intermingled the
yellow has with the big green shrim-
rook of the Royal Ulster lacht Club.
and everybody store a shamrock
The British battleships in the bar-
bor'w'e’re filling”! s‘dlute‘ in’honor M
the Queen' a birthday as Shamrock i\'.
'wae launched and most of the inho-
bitante oi the town accepted the firing
as a flute for the yacht . '
Very tew oi the hundred guests or
lllE visual mun ititciun cu.
TM“ or Quin at W 0’5““ m ' I 'II ‘
. h; ._.-'. .I E'I ‘_ ' I:
. the outfield. Gainer says he is entire‘i,
I"
Catrina. yesterday. to cover first basal,
for the Red 80:. Clyde Bugle, whol
has held down the Job. .wll return to
ly recovered from that. natured. wrist
Ioaused in 1911 by one of Jack Coombs']
twisters. The purchase price is said.
to be 37,500. . l
HEIDI! “ITEM
GOLF PI." BEGINS,
mullahs. France. May 26.——‘
The weather looked uncertain this!
morning, when Eric Apperley. oi Syd-
ney, N. S. W.. had the honor of strik-
ing the first ball in the French ama~
tour golf championship at the grounds
of the Golf Club of '1‘ Boulle. His
opponent was an American. .l. T. Sham}
by. at Deal. N. J. l.
The excellent condition or the course
was a welcome change for the Amer»,
lean players, who had just come from?
the burntup links at Sandwich. 4
The American entries comprise.
Charles W. Evan's, Jr.. Chicago; Frau- -'4
'_cls Ouimet. Woodland oou Club, New
Ischuaetts, open champion of the Unit-I,
ed Stales; J the Travers. Mont-~
claimii ..l., Whpmn oi the
. United States; Nitric; Elevation.
New York; Harold Weber. Toledo, 0.; ,,
i their labors is now seen in mi wig. ‘ lvn Institute at hm as mysteriously. 6" “Om” ”PM ”mm“ ”11me W "W: WWW- '3 '1‘ “hmbyrl
as it disappeared Good. mow the of the yacht u the shed!!! '“l‘ch “'9 05!! N 3-: Hair! 1 Towing Green 1
world knows that Sargent painted, has been hidden since her keel was with Country Club: ,8. V. Partisan
such a thing and the advertising cost
the museum nothing. -—-WIterbirry Re-
public. . I
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TODAY'S PERMIT& f”
Building inspector Clarence l.
Congressman Bryan]? Malian whllchlnch has issued the following per-
mitsi
H. E. Butterworth. Iain street.
Nomlk to build a tool house 15 x
aintained on the Texas border, con
laid is still standing.
The company consisted chlefiy oi
Sir Thomas Lipton' s pemonal friends.
but a few Mil” experts were pres-
ent, all of whom appeared to beg rest-
ly impressed with the boat and ex-
pressed the opinion that she had a bet-
ter chance than any of her predeces-
sore, although the lateness at her
launching would. it was pointed out.
prove a disadvantage, as the Amer-l
noun; A. a Gravel. 14 Boulie:W w.:
Bowers, in Boulle; J. H. Snowden, 14;
Boulie; Arthur C. Lockwood. Belmont
Springs Country Club, hiaaaachusetis; I
James T. Smith. Ls ‘.Boulle
Evans pnd Topping were among the
seven players who drew byes in the
first round and. therefore did not play
thismorning.
Uulmet was drawn with his. Worth-'
ington. of Mid- Surrey, England, who
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Wednesday 1
SPECIALS
Every lttm printed help brlnBI to your notice
depflldlhil
and aaasonaivla merchandise, than from our regular stocks, mark.
0d at still lower prices from Our regular out prlcu as spOclal as ~
traction to bring you to air atOre tumor-raw,’ and make
YOU
been: acquainted with our modern methods of doing business.
one mm‘vso GERMAN
QHINA TEA cues sun
NEW PERFECTION
OIL STOVE.
MUCIRS. Will not smoke or smell, guar-
M'ith gold band edge; value antsod in every way.
lac. Special 10¢ 2 Burner ........... 8648
nautical-into AMMONIA. 3 mm“ ----------- $8. 48
Full quart bottle; value 10c
THE “RIGHT" STOVE
each. Special ..3 for 19¢ . POLISH.
COUCH HAMMOCKB. Cannot burn or explode, will
Made 0, heavy khaki, full not injure the hands, polishes
size, natural wire Spring; rezu- stove and nickel as well; value
lar price ”1,0 each. SW.“ 10¢ a can. Special .’ ..... 7t
... .............. 33,94
GARBAGE CANS.
Extra hairy. Balvsnised iron,
fitted with patent lock cover:
value 790 each. Special 59¢
SPLINT CLOTHES BASKET.
- Extra large size. will stand
hard wear; value $135 each.
special .~ ............... 89¢
F LAGS.
bound, brass trimmings,
straps, 2 part tray: value $7.00
each. Special ...... $5.94
FAST COLOR COTTON
BUNTING UNITED STATES
AXMiNSTER HUGS.
SHIRT WAIST BOXES. 36 x 7‘2, floral and Oriental
Neatly covered with JapsMSe designs; value 8400 each.
matting, well bound; value $4.00 Special ............. $2. 94
“eh- 39m“ 2:94 LINOLEUM.
WINDOW SCREENS. Floral designs and wood of-
18 inches high, extends to 32 iects; value 59¢ per square
inches; value 35¢ each. Bpec- yard. Special ......... 42¢ .
ial .................. 17¢ CROSS STRIPED CURTAINS.
SPONGES. Large assortment of colors;-
For washing automobiles, car- value $1.25 per pair. Special
vriagea,etc..oxtra large; values 3 89¢
« up to 23c each. Your choice ‘
34 lNCH TRUNKS.
.................... 10¢ , Cum covered, new”
two
5 x 8, mounted on stall. Spec-
ial. tomorrow, each ..
$1.39
Refrigerators at one-third under price
.. An opportunity to secure a high class Refrigerator at a. price
that will be impossible to duplicate even at the end of the sea-
son. Theywsnethe inalien’ samples and are the best
values
over oiiered'in this city.
Only 25 in the lot and sold more than
morning paper a tow days ago, to the
tainlng from ten to twelve thousand- effect that m had set aside his
men in a well-nigh perfect state of aspirations to attain a United States
apartment is incomparabiy better '3 candidate for the gubernatorial nomi-
17.1‘0 cost :80.
letter Rogers to install gas piping
in the home of Harry licGowan, 40
dream: The material equipment oi the senatorial toga and instead would be‘ Raymond street.
P.:H Fielding to wire the house oi
can JICMB have Md ll 1093“ “m9 in at one time was the champion of [re-l
which to tune up my cablesnms Jand. 1
and telegrams with good wishes were lockwood meIt Charles A. Palmer.
received today by both Sir Thomas also a former lrish champion. who beat
.Llptnn and Charles E. Nicholson. tho Travers. the American amateur cham- {I-
11an Saturday.
it you want one don’t delay.
Flinn it was fifteen years ago. The
present system or field hospital organ-
I tion was almost unknown in 1898.
The organization of mobile sanitary
anus, namely, the ambulance cont
and the field hospital will prove
great advantage. While only four
Id ,Mepitals arc lethally in exis-
: " on ”account Moi Congressional
I any, the medical department
hand ample supplies for a com-
and hcii'pltale or
{Sigmund msn'. These
Jack Rose, on Osborne avenue
The congressman said the report is To Herman Clnque the iollcwlngper-
withOut foundation. He does not want, mils were given: To wire house oi
the nomination for governor While he‘ Frank Dsmoukos. Oxford street,
didn't say so hhnaelr, it is pretty sen Wmood; Steven canal, Ball are:
only known that he does want the nue; M. Horovlta. Bell avenue; John
Inntlon.
4.
and it he can't get that. ii the truth llu's Veldovsque, 1 Lexington avenue a
be linown, he perhaps would like to’ saloon.
see sonic person other than Governor from and van lowire the house
Baldv'iin land it. Anyway. 'Mshan's ofslt. H. Golden on ‘QBBILIITBII‘.’
,chiat efforts at this time, are directed ' I It Mueller to wire store of
toward building fences to be of bone- Cohne Bryn, ’72 North Main street.
at to him in ‘clio conventlbn. which while Electric company to wine
will nominate a candidate ,i'or United People's Trust Company, Washington
States senator. street Also to tell one motor in
-—Q—- Adam! Provlsi Wall and WI-
iil‘rod ll. Gaylord, Ioi' Ansonia has ter- streets. wNorwalk. " I
forwarded his. ”Inflation “Omit” W
’ . W M I'BHOKIER SIN?
nomination for United States senator: Noxotnlk 43 Oxford avenue and .‘ln- '
l designer.
1 Sir Thomas entertained his guests
a.t lunchean aiter the launching.’
W
sari-zen accusimou
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Wednesday.
Thur“!!-
issuing. savanna in New Madon-
Saturday.
(Earning)-
(anemone)
“New iii-m summon. was
at Waterbury. Wold so Ti" 6! lrelsnd. beat Arthur c.
‘nriisis, so. mean 1&de
mum at New: sand. we» first mic
' slaw Brim {lat
plea. in the British championship last
0“”?
, Harold lWeber had as his opponent,
’ r. J. suitor-.01 Dalton Heath. mic
land. who plays (in continental coup“,
W.“ FOR THE WEEK ass. but never has won an event of
outstanding importance. "
‘ Travers was drawn with F. R. nad-
New Haven at Pittsileld. Bridgeport cliffs, assistant secretary of the hays! dricks, also of Bryn iiiawr, was 31
.g Hartford. New Britain at Spring St; Georges Goli Club. with whom he he, one inch
. held. water-Willow London.
played many practice matches in Eco
~ land.
New Haven at sari-snow. 1’1qu ‘ m it... played Andre Vagiiano,
at Waterbury. Bassoon at New the Italian golfer. ‘
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championships
li‘I At Syracuse—Mike Gibbons vs. John-
Miss Mary 0 Morgan, also of Phil-Ii ny Kid Alberta.
adnlphia, broke the Bryn laws record; At Pottsvllle, Par-Jack McCarrou
on the suns day. for the 100 yard va. Billy Misha.
hurdles Her time was 15 $6 secondmi At Brooklyn—Frank Baker v.s John-
I Jerome 1’- Travers “I“ F 1" Rad- which was but 1-5 second slower than try ilioward.
.. cliiie by nine up and eight to play in the world’s record held by m“ Sel-
the first round. ,
Charles A. Palmerstormer champion!”
wmwommcuum
chuseflahyaupandztcphyiuthe
: «work learn. Met-
uvm was... ......
* twin?
~an throwing contest with a throw
_ Pt 61 feet, ii, menu's.“ , .3
At New York—~Al Benedict vs. Bunt
aPatterson, of Lake mic College, Kenny. and other bouts.
Ohio Mia: Mei-gait also won first At LsSalle Ill—Ever Hammer vs.
place in the 100 yard dash. Last year. Goats Dots. ‘
mic broke the record in the standing At lonWFrankic il'ismins V8-
broad jump with a leap of 7 feet, 1; Tommy Hench.
inch. .4 i «it Vernon.- CaL—Gaorge Chip vs.
bother Bryn MIIawr record was SallerPetroslcay.
tamper an; Margaret Thompson: “
“hints, who threw a baseball 18]:
“amorous nirciiis.
MIIJWA'UKEE. Wis., May 28.—Wil-
lie-Ritchie. world’s lighMght charm
pics, has accepted-terms for a twenty
round bout with headi- Welsh, the
Instill: champion. in moon, June
”sanctions scattersood won the»,
masses—smash Wm
W scams soars
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