us” of one of the American Oom-
';mm, bitter attacks upon the
‘gjnerieen members or the commission
and oflcials of the Panama Canal ap-
. rmdice mgether with allegations of
"Use testimony on the part of Ameri-
' "although Governor Goethals also is re-
PANAMA. Aug. 11.—~(Correspond-
use of The Assodatsd Prossl—Ab
m the Joint lend Commission has
mended sitting because 0! the ab-
”1' almost daily in the Panama news-
more. Charges of We and
”I lend inspectors are made.
The recent troubles oi the land com-
.Issien were due to the inability of
the two Panama Commissioners and
the two American Commissioners to
reach agreements on amounts to be
aim certain claimants. The attacks
(a American canal officials are direct-
ed chiefly against Frank'Feuille, spot
*1 attorney in charge of the claims,
asking a share of the attack.
itary authormies‘ keno made public the
following $51011 to be a se-
cret order captured on emptie-
oncroiwar Itispubiiehedasa‘nu-
ample of how Germany is misrepre-
sented in countries with which she is
at war. ‘
“To the Commander of the 12th In-
fantry Division:
"The general in command orders
that all sealed letters to the firm
are to be withheld from them, espo-
cirlly those that come from abroad,
bwsuse, lately. such have contained
the information that prisoners of war
are well treated.
“Such information serves the pur-
pose of misleading our soldiers. it is
therefore ordered to send all suchrlet-
ters, under strict secrecy, to Staff
Ccrps Lieutenant lsntajlow.
“(Signedl .
“ MAJORGEN ERAL DANILOW."
For songs time it has been the pol-k
icy of the Panaman members of the;
“mission to be as liberal as possl-l
hie with the claimants, while on the
Other hand. Ithe two American mem 1
hers have been inclined to closely ex-
.amine all claims brought before lhel
commission. In this they have been
upheld by the American canal officials.
It Is frequently pointed out by Mr.'
- Fenille that, the United States is al-
ready very liberal with claimants but
is decidedly opposed to paying twice
~ for the same tract of land to whichthe
claimant has a doubtful title.
The relations of the canal officials
I Iand the two American commissioners
‘ are also somewhat strained. A recent
award in which the two commission-
‘om agreed with the Panama mem-.
Fliers was resented by the canal odi-
nids and lncldently brought down on
on the American members a rebdkel
1mm Secretary of State Lansing. This
award, while in itself unimportant,
sets a precedent upon which the price
of lands in the immediate vicinity
would be established. it would mean
"To the leader‘d the Third Com-
pany:
B"y order of the commander of the
regiment, the following command is
lbrought to youl attention for immedi-
11111 action. All letters for the frobps
are to be delivered secretly at once to
.1119. writer.
‘(Slgned)
I (“ILLEGIBLEJ
' ‘Captain and Regiment Adjutant,
“16th Dnjcpr Regiment."
NONSPIRITUALISTS WIN.
NIANTIC, 001111., Aug. 17.-Tho
progressive or non-spirituallst faction
In the Connecticut Spiritualist Camp
Meeting Association won another vic-
tory in the annual election held yes-
llerday, substituting two more mem-
bers on the board of management for
spiritualism deposed. The new mem-
bers are R. B. S. Weshburn, oi Nor-
wich, and Hepry l3. Goodenough, of
Hartford. The board will
New London in January to appoint
.1-o1umillees. Oflicers chosen are as
lfollows: "“
meet in
'I the payment of approximately $2, 000.-
I market value
. 1mm which claimants could appeal to
'.| front this plan.
II'RICIICID DECEII
l President—~Aslllcy T. Boone, Nor-
with.
First \lce- President—«R. 0. Libby,
No.1wlt‘h I
Second \ il e-P1'csldcnl—-Lcroy
V1 biting. New Haven.
“screlarw—Leorgc Goes, New L011-
000 more for the land than its presel‘iti‘
Governor Goetllnla has asked Secre- 1‘
tery of War Garrison to endeavor to‘
have the Department of State or,
Y.
"range with Panama for some other , .
means of scttling land claims. Ho ad- don
vocates the organization of a special
claims court to sit in 1119 Canal Zone don.
Board of ilnnagcmcnt—Aslllcy
Bool1e,chl'v Esllcllfclder. New Ion
don”: 11.13 S. “'nsllburn. of N
Henry III Goodcnough. Hartford; John
I). Churchill lillstol: Charles A.
llcll,E.‘1I.l‘ollcr, Ninnllc; R. O
Libby. ’
Alltll101s~~Ashley '1‘. Boone,
Eshenfclder.
I higher court in the United States.
Diplommlc difficulties, however, c' -
Henry
THE HAT‘ITRADE.
l0 11111 1131111 __,.
COLOGNE, Germany, Aug. 17.— ‘Orange Local Makes Nominations for
‘ Delegates.
(Correspondence of The Associated .
.. f Tile Newark V. J. News says:
~Press)-—A deceptlon that began more .
. , . \omlnatlons for the annual elec-
than six months belore the start of
tion and selection of dclegotes of dc
the W111, 11nd that was successfully
lactiscd 11111 1 lhi 1 l legates to the 11111111111 comention next
1 t
11 s 11101111,11s just week of the \‘ew Jersey slulc Federa-
Treasurer—Jscob Llnlcus, New L9“;
HAVANA. Cuba, Airs. I7.—Expecta-
lions now run high that Cuba's sugar
crop .will reach the imprecodented ag-
ureotfour militate: and will “not
maid! considerably exceed that.
Igura. The planting of am acre-
age an anal seals. the fleet that ow-
ing to the unseasonable rains of last '
season it was impossible to cut a large
proportion of the cane and that this
willbegroundattheclnseetthecom-
lug season, and reports that the grow-
ing crop is doing splendidly, combine
to justify the high estimates. With
this goes an unprecedented input»
den of sugar liaising. machinery-1 for
the equipment of the sinner-nus new
mills in all parts of the lobed.
TALK OF NEW RAILROAD.
0".
Head of Wetacbutcr 'SIyo Time of
Constructlsn ls indefinite.
The story that the construction of
the Westchester Northern Railroad.
between White Plains and Danbury,
is to be commenced this fall, has again
made its appearance in New York.thls
time in the form of a newspaper slate-
1ncnt to the effect that It Is learned
from reliable authority that operations
11ml be commenced within a short
1time. , I .
The Danbury News inquired at me
ofl‘lcc of President Leverett S. Miller,
of the New 'York, Westcllester and
\Boston Railroad in New York city, for
idennite information in regard to the
lproposcd construction of the extension
of the road to that city, and received
the reply that as yetthere was n'oth-
lug definite as to when the road would
be built. The status of the road's al~
fairs had not changed during the past
few months, it was stated, and the
stories published in New York were
not from any authoritative source, so
far as the president's office was aware.
‘ One of the New York stories stated
that real estate appraisers were going
over the route of the proposed road in
preparation for the purchase of land
for the right of way. At Mr. Miller's
office it was stated that no activities of
any nature in conhecilt‘i‘ with the
York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road's financial affairs.
The frequency with which reports oil
road crop out in New York, and em
lllatIcs the belief that the Weslchcsler
Northern plojcct is by no means dentin
&and that the construction of 1th llne’:
111.11 be lookcd‘Tor whcrmcr condl
lions become favorable. ln 110w ofi
tho denials from the headquarters of}
lllc 111110111 road. however, It does not
appear p1 obnblc that the road will be
isunlicd during the present your, 'al-'
though surprising tlilngs sometimes
dcvclop in railroad enterprises. I
' in connection wit llllle’roport that.
construcllou is to commencethls ,fall,l
the New York Tlibunc says:
O'Rourke for a nervous
which
her
tolerable cruelty.
city.
CIGARETTE
“STRAIGHTS” is a name that pre-I
cisely fitsthisex ceptional
cigarette. It’s
made yof straight Turkish leaf and itsmak—
.ing is straight—never a detail slighted.
The finest varieties of Turkish leaf are com-I
bined with scientific exactness to form
100% Pure Turkish blend that
“STRAIGHTS” famous.
" The fact that former smokers
brands are flocking to “smears" is
the perfect
has made
of hi shot-riled. Turkish
iicant.
You will find the reason in the first “STRAIGHTS’V’ you smoke,
THING” TOBACCO COWLEY
“mo—«e.
the phonon
husband, which constituted in
The husband is at present in Balti-
condition,l
asserted weal
f. 1:100
AUTO HEARINOO‘ AT CAPITOL.
State Secretary Charles D. Burnes ‘
brought on by neglect on the part cum“ to be It the capitol yesterday aft-
;ernoon to hear allegedvlolaters of the
auto laws. The list is as followzs
Charles Marconi, New Canaan, reck-
more, 1111, while the wife Is in this less drivlnx: Hush V- 00111011141111
It will be necessary for m1.,lliritsln, assault, recklesa driving and
Estabfuhcl ' 11957
D. M. Read Company will
monagcm‘ent in conformity
the times.
and the sales force, lnasn
to offer a better store serv
tioned date it 15 expected
meats and alterations will
with all its new and elegant
patronage. It is the earns
that the old and honored
well as the more substantial
in September usuall1 but it
___.°£1he dresses before the end
- AT s1. 50 l
_ Lawns and (ringllams that
I . “ere $2. 50 and $3.00.
1
l
l
Linens and Vollcs of at-
tractive 1110ch that 111311
$5.00 and $7.50,
Commencing Tuesday, September seventh, The
oclock. This arrangement has been made by the
ress of the business and in keeping with the spirit of
It IS believed that a shorter working day
on Saturday will alike benefit. the patrons of the store
nectcd with the house, in w hatever capacity he serves,
may be maintained 111 accordance with Read traditions
All the pretty light summer
voiles and organdics of fine qualitv.dai11tll\' trimmed, as
AT $3.50 5
On sale Tuesday morning.
close every day at six
with the growth and progv
rush as it will be possible
ice. At the above men-
ibat the extensive improve—
be completed and the store
fittings will be ready for
st desire of everyone con—
prestige of the Road House
Sumner Dresses to be sold out
duringlllle coining week,
regardless ol cost
frocks: ’“ tllc tissues,
limos and Igillghams, in
fact all that come under the head of washable fabrics. are
to be closed out at liberal 1'1 ductions
This notice conlt'Sv
is thought best to lower
prices and give customers the advantage of six Wicks use
of the summer.
ATI$2 0“
\oilcs and Tissues 111111
\urc $3. 50 and $4.00
AT $5.00
llllgcrlc Gowns of organ-.,
die and fine voilc figured ncc
110111 and dotted swrss. daillts
ilv lrmlnlcd 111th clllbroidcly
and 111%.“ch $7. 50 to
1512.50.
Soc 111111 floor.
plaintiff in the suit to tile 11 new corn- invading responsibility; Frank Eelst,
plslnt should she again desire to sue'NeW Britain, awult, reckless driving
and should: she bring action on inc‘ «and evading responsibility; ”be" 5
charge of desertlon, she
will have 10' ‘Clflfk. Bfldgemrt, operating a motor
llil'lllcr Sets to close out
Westchestcr Northern enterprise werelwait a couple of wars.
underway. The whole project awaits law, as the desertlon did not take;
the iamrablc development of the New Iplllce Until 1914.
general of the Connecticut
1 “Tho 111.111 0; the route hns bccn RD :Gunrd, iii an interview at llllrtiord ycs- i
been disco1'lled.llmlghl never have tion of Labor lune been made by Lo 1111-01 11d and the Supreme court has Iiel'dfly declared that this 5131?. until
according to
-BRAKEMAN WAS CURED
l-‘. A. Wootsoy, Jacksonville. Texas,
'I‘ illlc probable early construction of the; Writes: “1 use down with kidney
trouble and rheumatism; had a buck
orwlch inaslonslh find their way to sonic of Iat‘he all thtl time and was tired 01‘
the leading financial publications, slim gllvln's I 1001‘ Foley Kidney P1118 and“
was thoroughly cured " Thousands
i'llalo writtcn similar letters. Foley
Kidney Pills are tonic; in effect and,
act prompth.
Sold ev'erywhere.
SAYS TRAINING CAMP IS NEEDED
IN STATE.
Colonel Edward Schulz In Favor of
School Here Like One In
Plattsbul'uh.
Colonel Edward Schulz. inspectorS
\‘atlonai‘.
been unearthed if it had not been for cal No 4 United Hatters of North! 1‘31“"‘9(‘ an order allowing the com- every other state, should have 11. will
the war. America, of Orange. Those who will
I“ the Winter of 1913 14 a 1°C“ engls represent the local at the convention
I Ole—91‘ met and fell ill 10113 with 'l wo- Monday in Jersey City, are “rmmm
man named Maria Schicde'cli. ill the Cosglote Thos Butlel’ “Illiam \l'est-
hope 0’3 ulteleslln' ”“7 ‘ ‘Slm’el' the endori, Jeremiah Sludge and Wlllillm
woman had posed as 11 11"ld011ed has Spottisuoode.
roness, the ddughter of 11 prominent
The pT'sidcnt of the local, Milliam
pnnv to bull'Cl o1crllcud cronslngs over
lhc (llll'crcnl highways in the West
.cllcslor towns through which lhcroInd
’11111 be built.
In connection with the report. that
s11id,l'cnl cslale appraisers have been
going over land which the company in. have to issue orders to that effect and
tary training camp similar to the one
now bclng
such a camp could be had in Connecti-l
cut that the war department onukru
‘ German general.
I slaughter
I the engineer's participation in it.
- law. VIVheIn he received the Iron Cross
.- for bravery recently he decided that
'it in his heart to forgive his wife,
. but instead had her arrested on a for-
ll 11911 the engineer \loraIn, and the vice president, John
at last proposed nuuriflse his financee Gilloughly, 11 ere reuomlllated without
could find no way of rectlfviug the opposition. Joseph Rimback will op
false impression . lpose Michael F. Condron the secre-
On the plea that the general would lary, and Thomas McGrath will op
he terribly angry to find that his pose John Kliug, the present locum!»
had mauled beneath her out, for treasurer.
rank, the couple went to London and A finance committee of three will
I then: ‘were married. The engineer on ‘Ibe selected from among Peter Sea
supra] oceaslons wrote letters idlthe an, JOSEPH Smith, John Bradley, W.
general. but his wife was able to in- IMCMRIIOD. Joseph 01111113118 James
tu'cept each of the messages and to KGIIY. ll‘.’ and Martin IMCNBl'ney.
write answers calculated to keep the '
two apart.
Then came the war, and, eventually”
He!
WEDDING CELEBRATION WITH
‘ nun.
ADAMS, Mass, Aug. 17 ~48tanislaus
had neler given up hoping that be 3°53 “'33 5h“ and killed today, “and
“would some day be able to bring aboutlJoseph Barton, a friend 0‘ the dead
a meeting and a reconciliation with'man' was arrested on a charge 0‘ mur-
lsz. titled and distinguished iather-in- d" The 5110mm“ 3“" ‘0 have been
‘ I the aftermath of a wedding célebration,
during which Bartos discharged 11 1e'
volver several times, one oiithe bullets
striking Sole. I!I‘he police authorities
said the charge against Barton prob-
ably would be changed to man-
slaughter.
—.Twow COMMON SUMMER AIL-
‘ MEN'I'S. ‘
‘ Thousands pfflhny fever and asthma
victims who are not able to~go to the
mountains find relief in Foley's Hon-
cy and Tar Compound. It alloys the
inflammation, soothes and h als raw
and reaping bronchial tubes 11 d helps
to overcome difficulty in breathing.
and makes sound. refreshing sleep pos
sible. 4
,. sold ova-"hora. I’m. '
ibc propel time had come, and once
more wrote the general to tell him of
"the distinction.
‘ This letter the general did get, and
tins time the engineer got a genuine
answer, In which the officer angrily
and very decidedly disavowed any
daughter or any son— 1n- Jaw. ‘ The deep-
ly disappointed engineer could. not find
gory charge, whlch has ’just resulted in
her being sentenced to prison for 18
months. .
M the scanner Want Adam
lends to either buy or 'colldemn and!“30 stand the expenses 0f the emu-i
that more than half the right of way Civilians are trained at ”“3 Platts I
vehicle while intoxicated; W E. Allen,
ll alcrford, \‘elson S Olsen, Bridge
'port and lazy WInters,’New Haven,
reckless driving; Richard Lewis,
lIlrldgeport, Peter Daziadix, New Hiv-
Ien, W lb. Foran, West Hartford, Henry
F. White Windsor and M. Schntzky.
Hartford all for recitIEas driving
W
—POSTPONING OLD AGE.
Overworked, weak or diseased itld-
neys make one reel old before mid-
dle age. Rheumatism, aches and pains
two free presplrstion of strong odor
and other symptoms are warning that
Ithe 111111112111 need help. Foley Kidney
Pills make the kidneys strong and ac-
;1'ti ve
Sold everywhere
IW
l
!
II
I
Your choice of
conducted at Plnlts'burgs,,
II NColonel Schulz explained that before Iany OXIfOIiId value
pto $3100
English Porcelain Set wll
“ . $3000
was $18.00
l1 blue border, was formc‘rlv
for $18 00 several pieces missing.
English China Set which contains both coll'u .1ml
tea. cups, water pitcher and extra plates largo soup turccn
and extra opcn 1cgctablc disllcs.
famous old decoration in pink and bluc but tllc SLl
slightly damaged. Former price $25.00,
for $18. 00 “as 15"
of
(I.
IS 1
This is 11 top)
Set of 112‘ pieces' was $18. 50 for $12.00
" 1" I was $22 .50 for $14.00
for $8.00 1
In the l1rl<clllcnt.
,CLEANS FIJI.
WWW
becomes anid
Mucus.
laurel
h-One Write “Inform
rm.‘m:':.?m
1:11st ANYTH l N G
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE
“righteous" mbiimo:y
ughto oil a lawn
Ina-limos MMMrnstortsrnisbon all metal ouriacchindoore and out.
113.5111- will“; '10:I (1 on). 251: (30s.)
Hemlinl Can. 2511 3611s.).
3-IN-ONI Oll- COMPANY
1511115 EVERYTHING
“$335936" a soft cloth It
axdof cheese cloth theth and cheapest
andmeblcfionsugozmmxmfig
NIW YORK Cl"
42 D A Inconwav 35E
;‘ nus, the only witness 'called yester-
1135 been seemed or options obtainedl
for the same.
“The new road will connect with the
Central New England at Danbury, sol
that cool cars 'can pass over the new
road and the Westchester and Boston
directly to tidewuter 111' .171??er
River. "It is reported'thet the new
line will pass close to the Danbury
Fair Grounds. which is visited by
many thousands in the fall. and it Is
expected the road win get a big busi-
pass from this source.
‘~“Ac‘cordlng to the rumors, it will lie
necessary to build a part oi the road
this year or certain rights underthe
franchise will be forfeited. "I *
DIVORCE REFUSED FOR THIRD
TIME.
“
Mrs. James 5. O’Hourke Falls to Sc:
cure Decree in Oncontssted Suit. I
BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 17 .-_—The un-
contested divorce suit of Mrs; James
S. O'Rourke against her husband was
dismissed by Judge Williams in the
Superior Court yesterday ' afternoon
on the ground of lack of suiilcient evi-
dence. The ground for complaint was
intolerable cruelty and the suit. hid
been before the court in twa previous
occasions when it was dismissed for
the seine reason. ’ ‘ . J
Dr. I": J Adams, of 330 West ave,
day. testified he “had treated Mrs.
QIN 14,3531:
burgh camp so that It needed in a
time of emergency the country could
call upon them to act as second lieu
tenants in the regular army.
CIA’STO 11 IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over ”Your!
hebears
Signature of
F. S LYON
Good Job Printing
no": Paper, Best Work. out m- , j
_ eaxuoafrn slam arms!
a Mowwaur ‘ ‘
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GOOD. HEALTHFULDRINKS'
Every 'drmk served at our
fountain ls healthful 111 every iu~
edicut. We use only the best
rult syrups. Our chocolat‘c' rs be-
coming famous. Have yourtricd
it? DeKlym’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes. to
take home. Try our Soda and
convrnce‘ yourself that it is the
best in town.
The Nomad: limp 1:11.
1 ll) WRIT 0T6
H. A. MEAD. “if. ,
$298
Norwalk and South Norvalk.
PHONE 00' I I
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TO THE HOUSE.
that has been painted with our paints.
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
mutt 'Yes. and-what's more, it will
weer whil—w‘e'guarantee that. All‘our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam
els. out. are the best obtainable—
that's your protection. Phone us. . .
The Gorbam Co
'i-I’AST‘ NORWALIt
TOI- “I.
GOVERNMENT CANNOT use HEU.
BLEIN’S HIGH rowan.
est Fire Lookout: on Highest
Point 151 state;
HARTFORD, Aug. 17. -Pcrnilssion
Int-.- bccn denied the Federal govern-
11lent by Gilbert tieublein, owner “I
the Hotel Heuhleln of this city, and
Illmd of a wholesale liquor house for l
he use of his towel in Talcott M01111
lair in Simsbury This fact becnmcl
known yesterday through a statement
made by Walter 0. Filley, state {ores-i
ter and tire wni’den, whosaid that he;
and L.F.\iurp11y of the National For~I‘
cslry Service had been unable to a1'-'
range with Mr. Heubleln for a 16011.;
. out station for forest fires in Connec-S
field. “'3‘. "v '-
The tower, which is the highé‘stI‘I
point in the state, commands a View
for miles around, and ‘inII a recent;
pen in the event of' a foreign invasion
it use pictured as the chief New Eng-
‘ond wireless station. - ‘
C. H. Veeder of Hartford, who owns
property on the mountain near the
toner, is willing to aid the govern.
ment in the establishment of a look I
out station, and the tows: at Turing
ville. which was built by Mrs. Ant
tclnette Eno' Wood, daughter: of the!
owner ofthe. old Fifth Avenue Hotel
in New-york, may be obtained.
magazine article on what might hurl
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. "
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 most
Hartford Man Refuses to Allow For mm“, New York (foot M Catherine
Glovers
St.) every day except Sunday, atil'I p
m. Freight received at Norwnlk upto
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5: 30 p. in.
George F. Poets, General Agent
THE ANNING' J. SMITH TRAINS-
PORTATIIGN LINE. Inc. ‘ 1
Don’t Forget Q,
' to see
Tom Murray
31 South Mahl- Street
So. Norw1llk
IREBUIL‘T TYPEWRITERB . L O.
Smith, Brim
Remington. all other
makes, sold, rented. ‘
, '88
,[per month. Machines
II - ' sold month.
: ' ’ M usttv.
ll $911151 Main Street. Mill Nomalh
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