THE
‘With sei oral thousand motor cars luv
hill: on the evening oi" Wednesday, Oct.‘
88:11. the automobile industry will be
Moll represented in the celebration of}
.York’s 300th business 1111111111114
tloh, commemorating 300 your}; 01
:1 cred commerce in this country.
1 m'é‘oVer a period of some days, he
3"! 111115 on Sunday. Oct. 24th, when
, . teature of the celebration in New
or ,3 Byga happy coincidence the
ratlbn' ls 11'de the 'eastern celebra-
on of the openipg of the Panama Ca-
. and the whoie‘ip to take the form
19! a great peace deponstration.18pe-
cial features are being arranged forg
the week. including music festivals. an
at lelic meet. Harlem celebration, two‘
imam street pageants. etc. while the
mock following Willa“ the opening oil
the old New Yogh exhibit 111 Grand
éntral Palacefl' Una: pageant—lhat
@3311 on Wednesday night—411 l he
aedlof i131“? driven floats. auto
1while the pageant on Saturday. the Sign F adver’li’i‘ng. {0 MW!“ of“ 8226'
1. Halloween. will see numerous{ Divfilgp 91%990'09'0‘95'1’4’ 3% val
'” lie of 8100015111151“ 'Harlem
«it lie- drawn floats. 1 At present it is
5rillillosnible to tell how many cars will
5rfie in the' motor pageant, as the entry‘.
bile committee I??? been forced to
pimrdd- 11}
"""l'll‘e competition {or the $5. 1100161111
31112911, which the state has elicited
" 1‘ 000 additional Mm other
‘ among the eliti'dllt's.‘
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1. 13’ £999 are chaiféd in Will. of. the
vihlons.
. .‘Tre‘p‘arations airman: made for the
elaborate reception to Governor Glynn
of Mitchel, at the Automobile
“I! America, on the night of the
g%ib pageant. The governor
zit! mayhr will ride at the head 01
m..pa$eant and..1vlll__.revlcw it 131cm
[ome'court of honor, upon reaching 42d
Street and Fifth avenue.
he pageant. at 11 p. m.. the reception
‘nlomoblie Club of America will talre’
, and. many prominent persons:
ve been invited to this ‘ ‘
Broadway and Fifth aW3n!e will be
laminated and decorated tor the oc—
windows and build-
1‘110 route of the an.
decorated show
.hxfi fittingly.
viewing stand at 52d street,
to 34th street, west on
311.1119. point of dispersal.
1; commission; J. R Morgan & Co.:
5 urer; Edward Hagaman Hall.
slalom seeretary.
“cargo F .Kuuz,
oinmittee,‘ and Albert Do cornea rs
'tor oi- pageants. .The pageant’e-
121111111. Francis Wright Clinton. Robert
go Duck. Charles R. Lamb. 3Wi’l-
113111 J. Lee, Henry T. Mitch. Herbert
EmanuEdward W. Still; and Elmer
0111119011. The Automobile Auxiliary
11111111311111. which has headquarters in
3_ or the A. 0.11.. :and George
vice-chairman. Merle 1: L
r,‘ chief marshal.
s L. BENEDICT, Anon! . 1 .1 ‘11;
.fiommercial Tercentenary pole"
doll! Wilson will open the relig- '3
1.1191118: and1motocuales “@1111va
M has not yet closedr The anionic-{11 - - 1
wlirki iilght and'd‘oy arranging1the doe:
fiend accepting the entries o'hiéhg :1
Following 31
by the board 01 governora of the , . .
melon and Storekeepers and prbpcrty ,_
wners along the line of march have
wmoblle pageant 1,131 from 1251b street ‘ _ 1.
enue. South on Fifth avenue t01' 1
, _ 341113.
‘1‘ t to Broadway. to Columbus Cir- ‘
J
12111101111111 Carroll is president of 1
:sec‘retary. and A. E. MacKinno‘n, as~ ‘
Presiding vicelpres- .
dents include Alton B. Parker and Dr. ;, 1
Col. Louis 1313111113 _
‘m s is chairman of the pageants '
winniittee includes Herbert L. 13111115..»
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.qunnison, A. E. liacKiunde. 'A. 1
Automobile Glob of America. has
’ ' chairman. Elmer Thompson. soda ‘
whole secretary and. 'William_ C. _,
This con:
FORD.
granted the first exclusive chachr for
"trading to New Netherlands, as New
York was known at that time This
was the entry of New York and prod
ticaiiy America into the commerce of
o. .t
lithe world;
1 (foe 1111111115 or the pageant will he
ithe motorcycle division, in which 81,-
000 in prizes has been offered find in
this will be seen; a remarkable histor-
ic tioat. showing the progress inf the
jbicyelo from thh old hobby hmoe o!
i 1840 down throhgh the decades fit evo-
lution into the present day motorcycle
Some curiositie‘ii 111; the way of entomo-
hile 9.11111}ng 113111 I‘lppear in thel'motor
car sentient?" iglmslfollowhig difisions
and the pride iraluatlons for o are
to compose the automobile pageant:
Divisiow C, pleasure cars-towing
care and runalwuts~prlzes VA d at
1
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"$175. Divlqidu B, grotesqma, wipes to
1 value of $375. 31.1111?” 1}. odhnforclal
cars. prizes to value of 31‘, 625.13 Divi-
.Board 01 Trade. special primal Wiu1
dow display competition. 381.613 trophy.
w...
roman T111111: 'ro T1113 firm.
nmdxnszwo’; $1119 Shams.
antenna} wrrrn 11111 out -
*1; “ l‘ ED STATES.
WASHINGTGN, 1')?- CT; Oct. 31.211..—
The Netherlands? «mine would u of
6..124 000 1111 area 0“. 3141
square mllegfhjy; W311 tr e of
“31111311111911.1111 11111 ‘o‘oépr s in
revised figures for 1912. minim 11 in
*‘h‘ommernlaL 353111998151 0" is)“ ‘
two «1.1111111211111611. 185m "111 a at
$1.. 152, 458.188. 1113511131140: 3112 41200
over 1911 while (Rhoda; wore $2.251 -
027 1111 increase of 8153 {$532, 34118 over
the preceding year. Though thef'Ncih-
erlandp lo 11' very small country.
‘ Commerce. Department 031 Commerce.
. as being due:
1 location of that country tor the .t'rafia- '
' originating in.
;.$l 125; club prizes. 5875. Dlvlillm A.t
learly models, prizes to ,thoavrdiie ot'
wThis unusually iargecommom o;
Hie Netherlands is explained by the
Bureau of Foreign and Eomtic
(i To‘ the favorable
shipment of goOda declined 5011.1 or
European countries
and sections distant from the neo—
board. (2) To the fact that in the
Dutch statistics foreign goods destin—
ed ultimatelv to some other‘ country
manor iigorousiy excluded from spe‘
cial trade statements, hence it (re-
quently happens that the same mode
appear both in the import and ex-
port accounts, unduly swr-lling each
in comparison 111111 the commercial
whims of most other European‘coun-
tries. .3) To the peculiar system of
valuations tor trade statistics prac-
tice in the Netherlands. Except in
cases where imported merchandise is
dutiable and a statement 1115 declemd
Aniues'ls necessary for the ascertain-
ment of racemes (amounting to
about 10 per cent. of the total im-
ports) all values in its trade-oncouiits
are “official” that is. fixed by to com-
mission and frequent!) carving from
actual. values. As many articles are
g‘h en the same unit Valuation as that
fixed a half a century ago. they do.
not reflect the lOWer- price: leuil‘o
Which havo'meantime been stabiished
To this extent the trade figures of
the Netherlands are abnormal and
non comparable with those at other
leading nations _
Ten per cent. of the imports into
the Netherlands are stated as helm;
from the United States ccmpard with
29 per cent. from Germany, 14 per
cent. from the Dutch East Indies.
about 10 per cent. each from Bei—
‘gium and the United Kingdom. 8
per cent. from Russia. and nearly 3
per cent. from Argentina. The heth-_
.er'lands sends direct to this country
only 4 4 per cent at its exports. com—
East indies. 12 per cent. to Belgium.
20 per cent to the United Kingdom,
and 50 per cent. to Germany. Preo-
ent conditions in Europe have, of
course greatly modified the? extent
am“ distribution or Dutch trade on
well as that of other countries. Thus
Rlxports to the Netherlands from the
United 181mm: dropped from 313,1
7111. 345 in August. 1913. to :2 .524.
438 in August last. while our import;
therefrom 111 the some period 11h
rrenoed from $2. 605. 396 to $3, 446.-
94"-
piy onerhol! the total value at Ditch
imports. These are lireodstuffn.
191 million; chemicals. drugs. and
dyes. 11211111111011 copper ore. insole.
and here. 613 million. Qulnino alone
amounted to 8134i, 387. 000. of which
5103111123000 1111911111 who exported.
l'. 131 Indian yooddptpfianl‘e largely
in the imports into the Netherlands.
11111011 include. in addition to those
already. filed..1100dll'50.mlilignudol;
l'ihre; 111m) 101'. 48 million; stone pav-
in: blocks.- 133' molten: room-o. 111
111111311111: hides 11 inst. 137 llilon:
copper. 1‘5 11111803} wthfi. Wool $111 60-
her Spade. haherdnahcry.
States prlycipagliy diamonds,
hides dong.
sheila-11911323. pacified
- WEATHERSFJELD I3.
pared With 5 per cent. to the .Ijiutch.
Four great groups or articles 5119- ..
(chiefly wheat and rice) #263 million'
dollars; iron and steel manufacturers”
scientific.
3‘11: Netherlands sends to the Uni
cotfee. cin-
ching. bums
m 91111111111111, rice. and seeds A’d—
ditl‘onol tacts regardlpg the. Nether
mas and other countries are cod:—
flawed in: '“Oommerelol Relation.”
which is sold by the twerinhendent
0! Documents. Wash on. D. 13., at
the. nominal price of lo cents. .
lNSMleY ‘SREEOER
Chaplain Seem State Prison and
Solid Reform School a Criminal
1 Education.
WATERBL’RY. Oct. 26——“Coudi
lions at tho's‘tote prison at Wethers-
field are such that the inmates are
driven insane, and the Mormon re-
lormatory is a school where the boy's;
learn to ‘ become ‘greater criminals.
Conditions at the letter institution
should demand an immediate legislar‘?
tion investigation? Theobore asser- :
lion was made by the Rev. 1.. "D?
Cohurn. chaplain of the Cheshire Con-
necticut, state reformator). in a dis
course on “prison reform." at the
Second Congregational church last
evening. The history 01 Connecticut
penal institutions was traced and
severe criticisms for the many “lnhu
man" practices that hang maintined
in the institutions in the past. ‘ .
118811111 If BABY
All KlflllYS HURT;
0
Take a 61m 9! Saliva. to Fluoh Kid
' my: I! Bladder Bother: You.
Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other. says a well-known authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys. they become overwork-
ed; get sluggish; clog up and cause
all sorts of distress. particularly hack-
echo and misery lathe kidney region;
rheumatic 11111113485. asveroihoodochali.
acid stomach. constipation. torpl‘d
—~v
pun
ary irritation.
The moment- 1151111111 hurts or‘kld
hays aren‘t acting righi.-m 11 biad
as c! Jed Salts tram any good phar-
of water before breakfast ‘tor a tow
him This famous salts is made from
the acid 01' grapes and lemon juice.
combined will} lithia. and has been
used for generationa' 1 1111811 clogged
’i‘dlliioyii don"dtiiliiz‘lu‘ them to I'll???
‘ mail activity: alm'odaenlmllze the
acids in thorerloe so it no 141an ir-
rltates. thus. coiling bladder disorders
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
instruments. and many other manu—
facturers: Arc also imported in con»
siderehle quantities , 3,
The chief direct importations {mm
the ‘1'! nttod States are copper. 30 mil-
eillg‘ht‘ly larger than the State of
liliol'yland.e 3 ltrarpks 'amon‘t‘r 'Tlhe lend—
T.110 lal filatlcn 'the world
31! impqrto are 390 per cent. as jnuch
1153
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1
.lion dollars; wheat and flour. 30 mil-
111011; limlior. 11 million; and tlmced
oil cake and meal. lard.‘ petroleum.
as those of France with a popuia- 1111011 and otealgoodo.oats1 turpentine; 1
make: a delightful effervescent lithl'a-
a‘water drink ‘whlch millions of men
and women take new and then
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
clean. thus avoiding serious kidney
disease
tobacco?“ '
. way. Walter was taken to 3 19111111105-
pitathut has later. Wired. Beth ‘
A
Hacking" Send someone t'o ‘ihe drug
liver. sleeplessneso. bladder and 1111.11.
1W maunlmtion to ixay'nporlui ot-
dor hathers‘you. Set about four ou'ric-v
moor; take it “hit-1111160111111 in a glass.
days and your kidneys will then got
to
Shelton Yeltsin 311111111 Hoot When...
Two Machines Graph.
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112w HAVEN Oct. edge—n“ youth do
hiteon Walter Gry-hou'ski of. Shelton; - ~.: .'
vies slightly injured yesterday, when
the motorcycle he was riding collided
with tire automobiles on__tho Milford 3 3
11111111111111.1191: Allingtovm The boy
was on the rear seat of the cycle,
11inch was driven by his brother Ylil-
liam, Both were thrown into the road-
untomohiles were ”badly smashed.
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Doh’t Suffer! Get a 10 Cent Package
of Dr. James’ Headache Powders.
You take a 112'. Jaiuos' Headache
Powder and in just a few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia and
pain fades away it's the quickest
and surest relief for headache wheth-
er dull throbbing. splitting or none
1
store and get a dime package 11011..
;Quit sufferingait's so needless. Be
1:111; you get Dr. James Headache
Powders-«heir there will he no disap-
pointmenl.
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:mNN. NH' \11 MIL"! \MEN ll “iii
HIGHEST. 1
That the Connectit ut..\‘aval militia
sorganllaticn ranks the night's! in of
ficiency 03! all the naval iniliiin or-
1stenizetions' that participated in the
Roxrersiseu last summer is made known
in a report that the navy department
.1181! cent to the udjulom xeneial of
this state. who. in turn 1111111 given the
pleasing new (0 Cum E. J 11111 and
ltho otfleers “bf the navel 1111111111 orga-
anixaliou. At target practice the Con.
necticnt lure were marked up with '10
per cent of into. with North Carolina
new. with 57 portrait.“ 1 e11
3 Com. 1111! since remixing this orbii
cournglug report from the navy de-
'p‘artxlléh‘t hxls urged the officers pl
ihe‘diflo‘roni divisions" of the naval
11111111611110 target pmdtloe'during lift!"
winter drill acu‘odn. in order that the
Connecticut 11111111 militippten may
mulch. 411130.111 hotter record neat surn-
moi.
“Pom
11'311111..da11ertn1ont was going to give
the Connecticut naval militiamen 1111.
ethyl-1' practice chip to tulle. the place
a! 11319 Machine, which was returned
to the navy den tmeui and sent to
Spoth.Anierlca1.um. llili sulfa that
no ship has yet been unsigned
(‘9 good; ut anal 11111111.. but it
lie to one; 1111:; long. The
ridgoporl “division Nils
I practice.
cutter. '
58’3- 16111" steam"
onlooo'r'o Anion;
"Why. 1111 only 1 o "clock? ltllought
it well 2," said Mrs. Brennan. 4111 the.
clock struck 1..
“New. mum." said Bridget. i‘lt'a‘ niv-‘
r 1;
Hill was asked today if the ‘
to 1119.
to gel and dot _
nus Alum 13
1 Statmnery that is Correct
Styles that are approved in all correspondence pa-
rlors and cards. inclusions and announcenwnts.
The Engraving Willem is fully equipped for exe-
outing all orders for Vi edding imitations and \n1101111ce~
merits, At Home and Dinner Cards 71. {siting an 1.1 Business
Cards fol men and home-n, in the finest st_1ies.
Writing Paper of 111011 "ratio 1'\
. in
boxes.
111-L [10111111 or
MonOgram, Initial and Address Dies.
Siaiionen Scuti'qm 21121111 110m
Black and White Jewelry
lhe effect of a mass of sparllliilrr black and white
bijouteric is somewhat bizoire and striking. Taking“
the larious articles separately. or in a group of two
or three, they are charming, and there no jewelry
that can be worn to so good effect at all times of day
as these bcwitching c0111binations of jet, rhinestone,
crystal and pearl
For tho Hair, high-backed Spanish Combs, Rod-'-
is
pins and French twist Combs. .' ‘.
Forth: Neck, Necklaces of jet and rhinestones,
jet and crystal beads Collarba‘nds of black velvet, 914,11
maline 111111 slides 111 many styles. ..Pend'a.ni.s ' 111 1 odd”
designs and Brooches . ‘
Other accessories such as Earrings. Buckles, Slipper
Bucklw, Bracelets. "
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Jewelry Section, front case.
onth-End-Sale
Short Lengths and Broken Lines at Bargain Prices.
7-1:”... OARMENTS. ‘ FLOOR CDVERlNGS
Fibre Rugs.‘ 9 hynznaw.~ ' Y1; “
samples, $5.00. 3 '
Wool Fibre. 9 by 12
Samplel,‘ $6.98."
Tapestry Brussels, 9 by 12
811198 Regular Price $15.00-
Axminaji‘or Rum.
Jr 1 Regular ”11105224193 .3.
“wt... .
Ladlou' Slim Walsh.
”Sambiel. We were $1. 00
kadloa' sum Wants. ‘
8181.31.37.11, men style.
Ladlu' Silk walm- i
$1. 49 Value 81.98
Mlddy Bloom
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day. "~liarpcr' 11 D‘ay‘.
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Book for Spenai‘ltdms EachLDayi
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A. ‘DICKERMAN 81ESON
We Gives .& H. Green Trading Stamps 3
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