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3m mutation of recruits and
all lei-ally dos-ward to the adjutant's
also s resolution for answers in the
Stanford emery. as provided for by
the moat loHslative appropriation of
M to make the necessary addi-
flons to the armory building.
. With reurd to the changed designs-
I“ of he batteries, “hoist-staunch
ol Gob said, that it marked the first
It. in a general movement on the
wt of the war department to coordi-
Isto all‘the batteries into a working
hull: of the Fifth division, and thus ‘
eliminate all danger of confusion if it
was ever necessary to place the troops
on a looting of war. The light batten
iii-months New saunas diets: will
hereafter b9 Quidgud H. assembled
in II In“. 1 ‘ -’
sion to Governor laroos H. Mos-o.
on behalf of the m The
document is so interesting one contain-
hgsreviewoftheworkdossstfis
Perk dorms the M1“? and skins
sglics that are kept some hum-1e
a description of the revolutionary
mt-
Persons who tnke an interest in Put-
nam Park are more or less acquainted
with the personnel of the commission
and ofthe way they have cared for the
property of the state. The report 01
the commisiscn discloses the foot that
with the exception of one .- two occa-
sions the full membership of the com-
mission was always present when the
rs: m1... Massachusetts. con-I” ..
“longitude lsiand~and Vermont
m the four states having batteries of‘
field artillery in the li‘ifth division. ?
noosecucutil supposed to furnish two
. batteries so‘ that with the battery now
organised at Stamford, ohc will
commissioners held their regular
eetfii‘sr.
Regarding the park itself the repon.
of the wmmission is as follows:
‘ The general objects of the work at I
the park have been carefully kept in
view. and whatever has been deemed
necessary in the matter of expendi-
mlttdtheuannrymtdtheoomnie‘ I
With Flam Treads of Other Makes
31x30 - 12.20 41:34 - 2730
4 x33 - 20.00 4lx36 - zsro.
4:34.2035 5237-3390
IF the satisfaction of having the finest tire
equipment and the biggest tire value
means an
Fisk Non -Skids.
, At Prices
That Compare Favorahly
Note Thou Non-grid Casing Prices
to you, equip now with
' . have her full complement limes, hss been very closely guarded.
The orders further state that per- both as to time and amount.
NM” 1““ we“ mm“ by the “’"1 “The roadways and grounds have
department for. sin enlisted men of the been well cared for and kept in ‘00“
Micro battery to attend the oihcers‘ condition. The woods in the para
W 0‘ induction ‘0' field “a”??? have required careful watching, and
.Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealers
THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY
pt Tobyhsnnp. Penn. June 1 to 15.
The men sele'dted‘to‘ lepresent Battery
211 will be attached to Battery to for
this duty sod will. .report to Captain
Yesmsns _by telephone for instructions.
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7.. the club house, and from Commodore
I. . James M. O’Brien's yacht. There was
nlso visiting among the captain's of
the fleet, and ViceCornmodorc Percy
W. Mead served a tempting lunch on
board his vessel.
. In the club house the Sterling-Woll-
nits orchestra rendered s line pro-
gram and there was dancing in the
ofternoon and evening. A tempting
IIIIIluncheon was served at 5 o'clock, and
Iip the eienlng there was ice Imus!)
. Make.
Several of the host pullers hadro-
n. during the afternoon. The. con-
tutants in Class A were Capt Edgar J.
Noelleiz's. Fearless and Captain Wil-
liam H. rarren's Sonora, the former
boat winning. In Class B Commodore
James M. Ollirien's Vlrya ii. and Ex
Commodore William Bylngton’s Flic-
ker were the only racers. and the
latter won A number of boats were
entered in the Star IQlIssIs, and John F.
McMahon came iii shedd, with Sport:
.2 an St. John a close second.
The time l’cllcwm
. Class A Start.
1va m
l
I
Finish. Cor.’l‘i.me
neari'oss ..‘2- .20 _ 3:39:55 3:12:55
Senora .....2220I "5246505 3:26:05;
Class B. -. ‘ 1
. Virya I'.2:2$,I" 5:46:55 3:21:55
Thicker .2:25: 5:50:05. 3:21:03
‘I .,Class C. ' ‘
ucuohon .'.22 3o" 4 09. 49 1: 39:49
31 John . ..22 36““ l: 31; 021:51257
Other races are bélhé [13.131325 for
..Iidnring the balance of the dessert.
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, ' 'TRIDU'U'M onosn’so. -.
, dune Devotions Prescribed‘ftor chih-
. clips by Bishop Nilan.
I I The following circular has
' sent to the Catholic pa‘stcrs or the
state by Bishop Nllah in relation to
I; million; in the churches:
' Episcophl Residence I
_ . Hartford, Conn. ,
.2 ' ' 2 May25.1915,
. Dear Rey erend Father:
.A tIrIIl‘tIluum in honor 6; the Blessed
«* sectional will be bold in all the
pliurches of this diocDSIe on Friday,
IgoturdayI and Mutiny June It. 5. ands.
rv,
W by the sovereign pontiff with‘
I .. “object of fostering greater de-
“ration to our Divine Lord in the Holy
nQ promoting the practice
days include a Sermon on Iholy com-
portion. egrpositlon of the blessed sac-
soven quarantine is granted on
I Idsy of the monitor, 2a plenary
. once on Iony day of the Motown
"those who go to poniesslon and
union, and silo a plenary'in-
2 “ tothose whogoduabov'
to (1on at mass on Sunday;
tneereii no. in shrill.
and has been greatly appreciated by
' times, is now increasingly appreciated.
been : ,
1' mom
I3 The Eucharistic Triduum is pro-l to them. with one of the othe .. ed in tin: nevus that Dr. W. if Dom .
'provided forsdmeoftlie morev
IIpsi-tisl indulgence of: seven years ‘
I"! ..IIuId dry, for the intentions of ,
the some policy that was adopted the
year before. in the removal of diseased
chestnut trees, has been adhered to,
and gritty trees wen taken out. Many
wild IohsIIrry trees which were infested
With worms were removed and burned.
to insure the safety of adjoining
“no Wilton and. the grove lur-
sounding 2it has become a constantly
domain attraction to the people of
the surrounding towns; and the case
and pleasure of automobile travelling
has resulted in an increase of visitors
from longer distances.
“The number of Sunday schools and
day schools that have visited Putnam
Park dusdng the past summers, have
proved the goat value of this place
as a safe and sane pleasure ground for
their elders. .
“Many additional facilities for heal-
thy enioyment have been provided by
the commlston, including modern and
safe swings. slides and lee-saws, for
it is our pleasure that a wise provision
torus 'pléssuid‘snd’ recreation of the
great number of young people. who
gdiher here in their vacation days, is
their best safeguard for 11 healthy
growth and develdpmeht. .
“‘We cannot fail to recognize in the
young people of our communities the
most vital and vululble“ asset in the
future of the state.
“The much needed ‘Rest Cottage for
women and children, which was built
in the summer of 1913, has now been
furnished in a plain and substantial
manner. it has amply proved its need,
i \
those forv'whoee use it was provided.
“Tired mothers with young children,
had many Elderly women find it a wet
come resting place; for the remoteIslt-
nation of the park brings most of its
visitors from many miles away. I.
‘The museum, which is one of the
important and valuable possessions oi
the camp ground, has become more of
an educational and memorial feature
than it has been heretofore. and its
remvstion sod the orderly classifier
tiou oi the articles there. so: aroused
much interest in the collection.
"The opportunity of visiting it and
looking over v. the relics of bygone
“There are nearly; 1.on hundred hr-
tides of historic interest in the coliee
..tion Over or: y. ore of; military char-
acter. They include relics of most of
War to the Mexican. Civil and Spanish-
American Wars. Many of them have
local interest a: well.
“It is due to the efforts of the .'women
of the commission that this work: on
the museum has been undertaken. ond
here was the task committed.
"'Beiore- the classification was be
gun, ther minim-tor of the museum was
ready ted and additional cases ware
3 aim—1
hie articles. Two- weeks; were col
copied in the work of cleansing and
Myth: tho cruciate the museum.
was required.
a—A MISTAKE. “ADE BY “ANY.
” When you suitor pains sod. ashes by
daysndsieepoismrb ' Mael- wee
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the wars in which this country has I
2 been engaged, from the Revolutionary
and much care and unionism effort
noes by uigutrfeei tired horrors and .
run down. the kidney! and bladder
ofN.Y._
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FREE'”! 1‘ i " sl’ 1‘ 11h,
We Shall lee Away 2
Boxes of
KIDNEC, The New Treatment For
Affection .
to sufferers of diseases that it alone can1 cure. We have spent
and we shall spend several fortunes to quickly get this wonderful» ,
treatment to people who need it.- If you need it, let us send you a
9 . I . i .
Kidney and Bladder
a fortune to obtain the right to manufacture Kidheco' in America.
251: box lr'ec. ‘ ' 4 .1:
11. it
Simply fill out the Coupon below ind hBiadder. Dribbling. Retention of Urine.
send it to us today, and we will send SW1!!! after 11'1““an pm or Fre-
you a bi: of Kidneco by return mail. quent Calls. Weak Kidneys. Urlo Acid
This is our free glft and we make it p“. Blood or Mucus in Urine. 3301*;
because it seems the quickest way to ache, Pain in Urethn, Cstarrsh of that
convince you of the merits of these Bladder 0,. Bowels, Ulcerltlon of meg
tablets. Then our only request will be 33‘3“”. Rheumatism. Pain in Joints.
that'you,tell your sick friends what ior Hips. Dis/betel, 303;", ”mm Thick
they have 'done for you. When "we. at orBiuggish Urine. 0‘“ Stone. Gastric
our expense have helped you to get Acid.
min}; : :ggtdififitthg 11;: :11: [f you need Kldneco and have never
for‘thc good of suffer-mg h ‘ y in used it. please sign the coupon below.
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‘9‘ m2“ this remarkhfil: otter y lselt. should com lose you that Kidheco
' will do what we plsipl. Certainly, we1
if you are suffering from any of the .
following diseases, you should send to would not give them to you if we M
us today for a 2511' bogs" or ‘{kldn%1
FREE. as these diseases yield at once
to its wonderful curative poweri. We
have seen thousands of these troubles
ended in a week. though they have re.- ;
sisted every other remedy known to
science.
Bad Blood, Kidney Complaint, High-I
ly colored Urine, Brick Dust in Urine,
Tube Casts, Homers-age of Kidneys.
Bright's Disease. Urinary- "l‘roubles,
Suddeu- Strongest Urine. preset:
Stone in the Bladder; Wu of the
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want to be well and shbuld iIn ju'st‘lc‘d
.to yourself send this coupon today
Kidneco colts ‘25c, 50c and $3.00 a
Package. .
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Oliver tor postage, cts., entitles the
has» 16‘ on aid W of Kid-
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2.. and in Ike‘eplng the sports ‘clenn and
A. A. U CONVENTION.
" Kroc frornI profeshloiia
Dr. Donaldson IApnelnted for FhlriieldI
7 Connor- .
Amateur athletes “throughout sontiri
western Connecticut will be interest-
———-”
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aldson, of Fairileld,‘ has deceptcd the .
post of commissioner of athletics for
the Amateur Athletic Union, for A!» ;
territory of mo come-.- The sp- ;
poinsmentwrhichjs now more. has»
Mahmoud by Frederick .W..Bu~ ..
both. prosident of: the .Jdetropolitan r. .. _
Associauonut the A. A. ll.” ~
on. Donaldson. vino has am the
on :tho lteenest interest: lathe promo-
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‘sald he Worked for Enron, :3.
When she asked him for lite pet .
lb. tor rags, the same that Europa
'Ddftvhe tried to‘ Wom‘for. less.
Sadie then looked at the wagon
had it didq't have
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14'
Phone .m: 1..- . 231235111112. 3f: 2’
Flower Boxes tor Window 0r;
Veranda "rail.
These are of heavy galvohiied iron and appro—
priately painted dark green. The boxes have roll
edges and are equipped with most approved drainage
system and air vent. Those plants that require it
,may be watered from the bottom directly to the roots.
In chess sizes .
18 inches 75 cts. 30 inches $1.00
24 inches 85 etc. 36 inches $1.25
'42 inches $1.50;
—- Insecticide for plant parasites. 1A scienific com:
pound of tobacco and sulphur which will destroy
. rosebugs and other destructive insects that spoil the
gardens, and “they’ say It will kill those insufferable
pests—cutworms. It will not burn or injure plants
Two sizes, 25 and so cts.
Basement.
For Graduation Gills
A little token which most girls and boys would
appreciate is 3 Sterling Silver Penholder. Nice ones
at $1.00; $1.50.
Sterling Silver Clutch» Pencils for the pocket; 5o cts.
“P-
Sterling Silver Circle and Bar Pins colored enamel
set with brilliant rhinestones, $1. 00 to $2. 50. '
Sterling Silver Rings set with enamel,
jade, lapis, turquoise Iand sardonyx. 75IIcts.
LaVIllleres .2
611qu designs, gold filled.
imitation
1.,
Slender chains with pendants set with ""haroche
pearls, ' $1.00
Pendants with large baroche pearl .2 and colored
stones, 2 , ' 5:. . . 1.25
" Haydn. . I_ .1; I
Short. lengths to accommodate the present stvle
of hat. Hleads of imitation coral pink and red, am'bcn
“jet, dull or bright, lspis, sapphire, aiiicthysti. and tur-
qnolse
" ro cts.
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. ._ Jewelry Section. '
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LUXEBERRY.
WOOD .
FINISH
(Made by Berry, Bros.)
A genuine hard oil finish for
‘ general interior work, in oak,
cherry aud- Similaugwoods.
It dries naturally to a hand-
. some gloss and rubs and polishes .2
perfectly. Luxobcrry Wood Fin- .
ish is not put in hands, half bar—
16:15 or kegs, but m scaled Icans
._ gully up to fool gallons. ’ 2
It will cover more surface than any or‘diInary varnish or
1 other articles sold for wooti- 51115111th purposes. . Made in
two shades, “White” and “Light."
‘.l'
Albert D Morgan
Successor to Chas: E. Dow.
Washington Street. Scull: NoIiI-vaalk.
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