Q”;
“Hummusseoe-eneaoeqewea a all. a
z. 4:5 1.. k—9
nut 30.! Bic‘ W .-.'mls¢s'ou.u.-.'..ln.. u
FL! 3‘“ IacO'eaansnu.v-aeo-oocnus... ' {0! “
ROLLEDQAN ..... .. spoflnds 10¢
CROCOUTE “0ND BARS 3 for 10¢
CLOTHES ’PINS .......... .. 100 for 12¢
than for thee due. with a {rectal-d IONA TOMATOES, No. a all ....... . . . . . . . ....... 8¢
kg. At least he don‘t move all
msohemuathadead.” , CLOTHESLINES.... ..................... 2tor25é.
' WASH BOARDS. each ............. , .............. 35¢
CONNECTICUT GUARDI- -
HEN MOVING FROM Nl- SHREDDED WHEAT, .kg. .................... 12¢
ANTIC THIS AFTERNOON. h FANCY NEW POTATOES .................. 45¢ pk.
4' (L‘outinued'lioxu Fll'et Page) 1 AD‘NG STAMPS FREE 10
lto equip the men wholes?! thb 10
““6”": The gene!!! '1'" that 1 box “a in 1” (Shoe t can Sultana Spice .... we 1
1| the situation should be VIE-ed l.” Polish) 10c ,
the right light. and in I spin; """""" 1 pkg. AQP Ice Cream ,
of patriotism to the nation an x 1, Do or puppy ,
totbecountry 3"" should, :0:ng ........... ioc rJellyPo 6' ....ioc '
not be placed where it does not
lbelong. He said, “We should sill a pkgs. LaFrance Laundry 1 pkg. MP 3““ .. 1°C
n refrain from fault finding in thidl Tablets, eaCh ....... 5c 1 pkg. Flashlight
i teat em llcy _
u ' g CAMP FYTOL'COMB Niantic,l 2 pkgs. Saleratus. each .. 5c Tapioca ........... . toc
June a6. -Active preparations for .
88 th: immediate departure of the’ 25 Stamps With large bottle of _AfiP Extracts ..... . 25¢
’ etroopsfor the south con- ,.
- For Overgm tinued today Adjutant General no Stamps with lure bottle of MP Grape Juice 20¢ I
—- lCele received orders late last _ _ . l
linight from MajopGener-al Wood to Stamps with small bottle of A&P Grape Juice . . . . 10¢
" commanding the Department of ‘
5 Thirty vearSl {the East, to ma today, “ lnfll to sum With” bottle of MP “maid . . .._.. IN
1 . a ualified contin ent as ssible. _ _ '
,1 , L m... .1- :adil the work “gaming, offi- to Stamps with .1 bottle All) Worcestershire Sauce 15¢
or 31““ a l) / cers and men preparatory to mus-l
*" ‘ ' tering them into the federal ser.
‘1’ . f... ... owpgdefi. up. . pee The Great A 81 P. Tea Co.
" erce aicians war in -
“ Exact Copy of W mmmr moon-em. :othrough flit night. It was expect‘- 1“ WASHINGTON ”a SOUTH NOWALK.
:1 ed that the troop movement would ,1 Td- "‘3- 9°C- F’“ Delivery.
be under way by evening ' '
BATTERY F LEAVES STAM- _ - .- _- ..-_ - —~- 1—...” _ . m-.- ,,- _
H FORD 1 Cavalr) the Hospital ( (”mm“), shield for motor cycles.
" WSTAMFORD June 26. -—Bat- the Ambulance Corps and the W B Rnlmnd. (balmy, tester
:1 “W F- Tenth “filth Field Aa'v Signal Lorps, wt re tniliracctl in of electric willing systems
i. :tillery, C. N. 6.. hit today on a the projt-ttcd movement. '1 he Joseph Net-inc. Meriden. weapon
" SPOCHJ train at 9:20 a. m. for talalr) and <ignai corps werett’tesltrn).
“' ("l l i iComp Yale at East Haven. The added to the troops ordt- -rtd tin—i Samuel 0 Wilkes, Wallingford,
"t ,l,. ll 3 , f',‘ ', , ,departure ws preceded byashort tier wav in supplclllctilary in- rim. fork or almllflr mick (d0-
' ‘ lplrade throwh the center of the alrlltllulls rt-ttilt-tl t-ttrh toda}. lslul).
t lcity. the militiamen being escort- Not all of the men in the mural Trade Mm
1-, - . ed by it body of Spanish war vet- units will procud \lith tilt-111,; The Warner Bros. Co. llrldacport.
' " . “ ~ erans Mayor John E. Brown however. It is proposal to take (2): t‘orsets; boning tor corsets.
f: V I VA U D (3,}:‘53 ,‘marcbed With the men and at the Mom: only llli‘ ntinnililn rcqulrcd‘ Jorgen Jorgenaen, Derby, hair
m 1.1 pc rox1dc ION" station made a short speech, tut
lwhiCh Captain William M. will
_'-
: responded. for
jmandor. with little .trtinon lire be The men began loading their? '|
tuurc either cede using gum, would iniequipment. on the train
W Hill lllllllll
I lllSlllll- lllllllll fllllll...
. "' l "Its wonderful the Mn [hm
, MADQI'ARTFRS OF THE ITAL lum‘ kept up their still“! here." be!
2m. ARMY June 24 —~((‘otrtspolid- uelit on "For it Miole niouth lint!
. m of The Associated l’l'PBH)~-le- .ilill. when the mountain watt
Ircnthea kill both friends and one. the “am“ “ml “dc"
instructions from Governor’s 19-:
land to assist in the inspection foul
‘ "m”‘of the men at Camp Holcomb. stri-
_ m whitll is it little mountain hum-:ot‘ wct rock and lnud. “hen it wns BROOKLYN REGIMENT EN- {fly
a that was buried in oblivion before [MMSiblO to get food up only by l’llRlll, TRAINS. 11911
no war, is filmou Hill!“ as the otily‘uheil the men could not be rellevvd I PEEKSKILL N Y" June 36“
”rat on llll .r'lu tioltiliail front, and “ht-n to strike 11 light meant death
—-'I‘he Fourheluh Infantry of
enemy front a sniper, when our trout-her, Brooklyn "MM “a.“ tod.’
crutch lines attunlly run into each th‘t‘ but hastily consllmled piles of to entrain immediately. The of»
myths:- l‘oi' 1““ miles on this from lhOKFltl‘lf‘ felt by the Austrlunit as we ficers said they would I). able to
"union ltnd ltalinli trenches t'un par- ptislitd them foot by loot towards the get away this afternoon
i'flel, being often as clone as thlrty to nountnln top, the men ll"lil on wlth' The orders contained no in-
5im vnitls but ill ZlIl-ltbl‘a they slide amazing clittirrullless hot cit-n thtljatructions I! to where they were
molt other and then ttlltie May; noundod complained. The death to go. but those were expected
rose
Tubal» on any front. where
for
but
. w. uphill and dtmn ditto, following rlluglzlt‘ developed tln- but qunlltleii momentarily. Itmbelieved that cmhle. No effort was made tolerlaud on the contrary, arrlwd in “w
:‘be general tit-11d oi the bronco river‘ of our men Evan tilt. 8min“ 'lQ the regiment would go to New‘urge the men to reconsider, nor dork (my, where he will be mm
a. h empties into me Adriatic sen: 'initmg them, “hone [Ill'lltlpll‘tl do nol York by train and there take a was there “as alll' fill!“ “l 7‘ louder observation {or some time, feel-
4*, above Venice. [include lighting. bt(“llllll some of my C03“ line Stem" {01' Galvflton Pma‘h “ill“ ”1"” d“‘5“’“ l" ins very comfortable.
“‘5', the situation at Zagorli illustrutluii mgr soldier-11 " ‘ and thence proceed to Browns- taint- known
I *‘b dlfllcult and curious character of As the visitors tame full upon tlin‘"e Texas
51b warfare on this front wiwrothelv shattered blackened stone walls of the: The nine hundred men making,
.4“ probably not anywhere opposinii'llnnllet or Zagorzn the tonnuitndtr ad-E “p the peace strength of the reg]
m-e- of trenches creasing so much as \lfit‘lll “Stoop low, no“ and run ‘ ment had been given a thSical
Dingle acre of flat land, for there laltiuit-tly When you rcnrh our frontlexaminafion and "Hater“ into
'0‘ flat land except on a rare mauntaln l lino, don't talk. don t evon whisper. ‘ the federal mu shortly before.
rig. l’llw Austrians will hear you and be- The men ms“? to bum!
'You must see anora, they' re al- ,,.in an attack, thinking we ourtielvos,the 14th up to w“ strength are
“m flizlltlng there, playing llttlclurc about to start one " la
*Qflcbs on each other " said a division The party baited near the. walls of
W ollicer to a correspondent of The what once had been a huge country
Minted Press. He then took dow'n kitchen. built under the lower side of
3‘ photographic map and allowed two a house. hit-int.v tonnrd the mountain
gm of trenchcs running for milcs,top Within stood men against the
it" the mountain sides "The up- wall with rifles in their hands peeping
la the Austrians, and the lower is out little apertures. On the otherl
out," he explalned. "Note that
It?“ ltit:e £32321: 3;: gifts: " .stood silent enemy watcheia. always, npv were hard at work breaking
(’10 ready to fire The plate might hale camp in preparation for a start
a” Zagorlt was in the early morning been a tomb, so silent were its occu later in tire day for the Mexican
_ the actual firing was desultory. _lpants. The only sound came from border. V
: miles of walking before day-lthc floor where men were sleeping orders to begin entraininc at 3
. over a pontoon bridge span-jwith their faces covered with blan- ocloclr this afternoon. The of—
the Isonzo river, and up a mom», litetl to deaden their shores. 51"ch were in touch (lurinu' the
' - protected from artillery! This place or Zagora. with its 81- night With officials 0‘ the 305m“
by tunnels. brought the party lence fraught with citpectant danger. and Albany and NP" York. New
headquarters of the weer in Was more lmprtsslvc than any open Haven and Word lel'oads,
-- of the inn rot-cu The com- field titled with tho shriek or bursting vho made hurried Preparations '0
_ W11 his visitors stilt shells. The party crept from this si- DmV‘dC the necessarv tramp. Ad‘
”Abe mountain WsZa- lent comer through dark tunnelled imam-General C013 “fly I” the'
My visible as I been or ways and sis-lagged about other min (‘3? “fit 0‘“ 3" llPM" *0 m
ed foundation “11“,,“ other sol of motor trucks to lend their cars
’l‘h
1916.
.lol
having been brought here, at:-
m.ent because of a. lack of equip-
ment.
Actitntv at Framingham.
sheet.
26.—l 011;: before daylicht toda elem
officers and men of the Massa-
”V emulation of the state’ 5 miiifi'.
An omega- pointed 1110 than . .
the end said: We :3,“ Jfllfliich had been mobilized was
we rel-nation with the WWW“ Orders to entrain. Em:
am we and the: toe the same ml mmhiflfim. comm-him '
emmmmmatnsu
melt at: keeping WWW tlté First Battalion or Field
“3 “w m“ “t Artillery, the _First _Sqtiddl’on oil
a a
s
strength of seicniv min to a com- tonic. . .
pany, the recruits added \tithin,
son, commanding the battery. past week to lwkept iu catnpheh‘" sourH wmo wms “ca
at 2 companies
PW of the (3105(Mg of ”N. opposing O'CIOCk this morning following along lllt' border :is lapitlly {15'0" ,h, run ,0 Port Washington omn-
ldev clopn 'nt
Dr. H. K. Kaprielian. wholsa Mst'ltpl‘t
member of the Medical Reserve for tit-parturi- 1““
Corps, left for Niantic today on untilination of the
Some of the tompaiiits it was
to siv years of MH'll‘t.
cause of youth 61’ responsibility
1' \‘lr'll of H10 rtilus'ilt tn sulm rilit-
to the federal enlistment oath
'cmild no lit:
. n .
ill SONIC commutes. It “’35 (‘OnSld‘
M. “costar.
Bridgeport, Conn.:
at their Brooklyn armory, not or for electric sockets. , .
Alfred M. Gydesen,
Icording to officers of the re£,i_¢1i.enlng and closing device (or tum.
'lng 1001:.
John T. Austlll,
FR AMINGH \M Mass” Juncl Robrrt C. Cole. mrtlord,
Ben M. W .,Ilniliion Hartford (2):
3* Bid? 0! this Wall not "’0 feet RWflYy' cliusctts militia at Camp Yl hit- Metal reducing machine: militia ma-
chine.
lf‘i'lcderlch Muller. Hartford. chuck.
mane Thompson.
The troops were undermollapllible tube.
Lilo}!!! N. mehm.'Wut' Hartford.
dream. V -
mlnnlnd A. Schade, New Britain,
bltbraee.
Edwin! E. Amie. new W’
dental pliers.
Rush I; W. New Lettuce.
Elmo boat. ‘
dirt) stood..utron. down a line, until I for transportation‘ 0f equipment lnternaflelflN.‘ MRI. 3:le w-
the Austrian trenches could be seen tog” ratllgrad statics. I 'aed Otto 126.300”? 5mm l ' I
throufihamaaeorbatbed wt d “c” “m “"3“ Minnesota " " ' "-3 '
. Mes re a battalion of field .artillerv, ever-mam“ M 1“ ' i
moo it W recalled I
wwwnomw'rorrlanQ.
it
further preparation. .' William J. McHuirh Jr.'a "South
he) will lit so In J'Olll their. W‘tnd" proved the apeedleat or the
at \arimw 1‘01"“ INorwalk Yacht Club's fleet yesterthy.
ling In head at t nrnainder or the
“11mm" ‘qlcins oases“ sacroiliac. all.
m ”Wm"! iniomhors or the local club thoroughly
“1““ lenyesed themselves during yesterdny’ ll
0111111.. belaa enthusiastic partlcipa
tors in the smoker held by the Kaleb
ether-her Yacht Club. The fleet arriv-
(‘tl home in sections, some pulling ln
ll'. ton o'tloclt this morning and oth-
m mirifig inst night.
l'nrtmnded reports which were in
circulation this morning throughout
Norwitlk. slitting that Detective Serg-
eant Thomas Motherland had died in
New York City, were absolutely and
emphatically denied this morning, by
reliable authorities. Sergeant Leath-
mm?
id. had lost llitir iliiniltlutn
limit rating litcausc of ill
tons due to leiilsnl tn takl that
mill which \\ mild llintl H11 in ‘
attire or
rvr. and to nithdranzils be ;
The
the support of families.
dttermincd today.
regimental officers said that
a
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
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Ladies’ .510 Coats
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0 following new Issued June 20 l
List furnished from ofllcc or A. i
solicitor of patents;
in H. George, Bridgeport, adapt-f
Bridgeport.
Hart ford. music
fuelblel
at for electric cut outs.
$5.98 ‘
‘ea c"
batik/ill :85]
For Summer Travel
Suit Cases and Bags of
the right sort.
Visiting Cases or “Weekend" Trunks of black e11-
anlcl, lilaclt attd russcl leather, nickel pr brass locks and
(Milk;
Some of these are fitted very conveniently with hat
forms and tuck—a-way places, deep and roomy, yet light
and easy to handle. 24 and 26 inches, $5.75.
Black banded Cases, t'retonne lined, with shirt
waist and slipper pockets, yt'ry dainty and feminine, from
16 inches size up, $3.50 and up.
Leather Suit Cases, of good substantial cowhide,
leather straps and handles, cloth lined, a great assort-
nient, 24—inch size, 55.00 to $16. 50.
Black Grained Leather Cases, sillt lintd, 20 to 24- inch
sizes. Extra light Wright, $1.00 up. i
Matting covered Suit Cases with leather corners“
brass lOtks and spring catthts, lined niili attractite freq
tonnt, to look nice \thcn one opens it at the jouruéy's 1
end. 24- llltll silt, $1. 25, $1. 75, $2. 00, $2. 50, $3.00.
Cane Cases. ltathcr bound, leather handles and .
straps. and brass triiiilllings. These are crctonne lined,
with pockets and tie tapes, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and 61.25.
' F
5“.
m 3.!fl
Cane Cases Matting Bags .
Sizes 14 to 20 inches, Stet-l frames, very light,
17 and lb’ lllt‘llt‘S ‘
$2.00 up $1.25 ' It
Matting Cases, small sizes suitable for overnight l
travel. or convenient for bathing suits, from L; to 20
inches, 8mg to 63.25. 1'
“Boston Bags" Motor Trunks " 9i
Ruswt or lllilt‘k leather, Narrow, for racks 6'
“non lined, and running boards. 'l
14 and 15 inches, $8.00 up. I
use and $5.0m .
Exclusively for Me '
Hat Boxes, Bellows Cases and “Two-rtory Bags,” 1
Sample Cases and Payroll Bags, 3 large line, all styles "l
and sizes to suit masculine taste — i“
' Lace Flouric‘ing ‘
If you ham an oil ilk skirt that is out of style, just I
have a new goon cn ircly b} ziplpllinlr late llounc cs. 'i
Let them show )ou at the] 4111' Stction. :3
Black Chantilly, Venise and Novelty Nets. Ll
for Women. 1““
Samples of a wall known manufacturer. Union Sui its, I
Vests. Pants,
35¢. 49¢ and 79¢. ' I
Main floor. . 11'
Candy Special
Assorted Gmndrops, good “.11 on lt‘lllUll, orange, lic-
orice, uintergrccn.
Bittersweet Pcppcrmints, good after dinner.
Main floor. ,l
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Build That Small Contractor! and Builder.
Building or Cottage ohm tut 1
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