.lle.‘
lasts, nasty 10. 186°.
sam-
. , m Jensen 2:. 1851.
m is Bennett. lay is, am.
late late. _ . . ,
lass. r. Ines, cleaner 1!. 1886.
when. . is use
Case-v (ii-seas aaasst 13, test.
use, Bomber as. use.
OTAN'I'ON HOIEGTEAD‘ FOR A
uussuu.
HARTFORD, Iept. I’m—m will at
Lewis B. etaatcs. turner United
States District Attorney ad flare
ford lawyer, admitted to probate-yel-
terdsy, is oi particular interest be-
cause it provides ihet the old flutes
homestead in Clinton. known to thous»
ands of lovers of antiques and thing!
historical throughout New England.
shall become a museum. Mr. Stanton
left it to the Security Trust Company
of this city. with a trust tor a fund or
840,000 for its maintenance. The will
directs that the house be open to the
public. ‘
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The sum oi $10,000 is given to Bacon
Academy, Coleheater; "0:000 to the
Center Congregational Church, this
city, and $5,000 to the Wadsworth
Athenaeum tor the purchase of any
”bill! which the trustsesmay decide
upon. The value at the estate is es-
timated at between $800,000 and “06,-
WhenlnahurrybothCodandGasOvena
can be operated at the same time, using
_ Call 99¢ 1901‘ them. over and :19“ Win, “8"? that “ “WM
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000 end the residue is left in trust to
_ the Missionary Society of Connecticut.
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one for meets andthe . m. “0”,. ,.
BREEDING PLACE
or menu;
le-lDDLETOWN . Bent. le.—Clty
Health Queer Thomas P. Walsh used
some vigorous lsnguage‘ today in
speaking of the house oa 'Hlll street
where the case oi scarlet fever was
discovered on Sunday as announced in
today's "Courant" and said that he
wished he had the power to burn it
down. . The house bears the nick-
nsine oi‘ the “Willow's Home." and is
a six tenement house. Dr. Walsh
a uni--
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one CINT LITTIR RATE TO
II INAUGURAT!D NIX'I'
YIAR PROIACLY.
3 lency.
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inc expense that means greater om-‘OOIIDOMUOI tor ”"100 rendered
I ;snd pay only for service
"But that does not mean estrus-WWW “1“ result, it next V." V. I”
said that .‘l was a breeding place for
all kinds‘ oi'dlssieiis ,cases or diph-
theria. scarlet fever, typhoid lever,
measles, whooping cough and other
it...» ddrfifi 5* m?
"00"“ swoon R, , = count.
1.
sum Hours from]
ARiotoi
weaves.
The
each side.
very pleasing.
Gilt and Silver Ribbons
white,
Novelty Hair Ribbons. 5 3-4
Roma Stripes, 6 inch,
Checks in leading colors,
i
Wash Plaid for
A»!
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merits of young feet in order
rcctly.
8mg
Boys' Shoes. Fall lines now
fui buying has kept the
Sizes to to 13 1-2
x to 6,
3“ i‘
-. including Saturday.
Checks, emerald, navy blue,
Bates Ginghams in darli blues, reds and grecm. 25' fete.
Smlll Checked Ginghams, bright, gay enacts}: I-a'fcu. - 9-.
Fleeoed Pleids for colder weather, dark ei’fects,. V
Broastocd shoes made from properly tanned leath-
_ers are necessary for foot comfort. '
The “Platform” Shae offers the best service. ‘
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inclency in the post once depart-
3'. " in.
coon-us w. Wheeler’hm Number
Icheduiee for New at
' dean.
issues,” ‘sald Mr. Burleson. "whenjmnho those usini the second clue
‘ is an oiiloial who will tell me that em- mail “m“ P” | 0W“ 9‘" °‘
'ployes useless to the service uhould "I“ "'0! lhmld. ‘" can '0 W0”
congress and tshe the ilrst step towerd
contagious diseases being frequent
there. ' He Is oi the opinion that tu-
magatioa is of no value, the walls he-
L.‘ '“h 3 m MW.“ 0' not be lopped out? I do not want to:
sites will permit the government ”the hard on postal employee.
haunts a one cent letter rate with- lieve the 30",},an should require.
.flfle next year, 80¢”de ‘0 postmal- an], a certain number of hours worh,‘
.~ General Albert S. urleson. {end that under sanitary and comfor-
This emphatic statemem made by table conditions, at a salary not only
the postmaster general before the Na- sdequ‘“: but generous. it is by pub-
‘linaLAssociation or Postmasters of no” and your duty to .99 that all
a. United State's at their July, 1916 mm”, ”mm an adequate genie.
.smnvention, indicates that this lm- for the money expended. ;
llltant reform is much nearer i'euii-j um", dollar intelligently saved can
m than most W09“! believe “Woe utilised for the improvement, de-
ti neat winter will see radical steps, velopment and extension or service,
“ “on toward this end. _reaulttng in a reduction in postage
In addressing the postma‘stcrs Gen- for three served.
“I Burleson declared that they are,
Citing the best postal service in the
- “In today and that is what the the solution of railway mail service
finerican farmer, and business man problems. They are being solved in
m entitled to, for they. pay tor it. a» way that will enable the United
& advised the postmastsrs-vto spare States to W “'9 railroads adequate
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lot representatives and senators have ernor.
,been closely. studying the matter and!
have become united in a conviction, will retire by lesson of reaching the.
.;that the time is ripe for one centlconstitiitional bar. the terms or live:
I bc- 9931‘! posters!
35,000,000 demonstrates that at last
lag literally infested with germs.
. _ ti
. The next governor oi Connec cut The house is said to he owned m
“The [act that this year we haul will nominate eight indies of the
a surplus of between 34,000,000 sndihigher courts. - in respect to his oi
thetse positions, it is lihely that the
precedent,” mofiatmt win as
followed, promise” oi the ilve do
cites to continue on the bench or are
RUN ON PRIVATE SAVING. IANKS
the postal 'aervice is on a strong butl-
nens and (self-supporting hauls. it
we can keep down useless entrant
genes we can soon inaugurate one cent physically unable to do so.
postage to this country." Jaeitce John hi. Thayer oi the So,
This frank statemnt (tom the posh; nreme court MW 70 years old list-eh!
master. general substantiates declare-21$. 1917. heuce‘must retire. This will
tions which have been made during'causc s vacancywhich will probably The run started yesterday mil“
the past year or two by oillcials ot the he alled by a promotion irom the flu ioi' alarm spread by the collapse oi
National One Cent Letter association. perior court. it!!!” private Milli lili- week. OHM“!
which has its headquarters at Cleve-l Isnnett 7c in ms. jot the Schit! bank said that $50.00?!
land, that. with economical operation! Judge William L. Bennett. Who ll“wsa paid out yesterday and that the
of the department and a reasonable recognised as a,Democrat. and ladle demand of‘evsry depositor would be
adjustment of postal rates, one cent Hilton A. Bhumwey. a former state met. The my,“ "mane. 013mm),
letter postage could be» inauguntedyueuntor, and who was appointed as 0,000, according to anaudit 33mm”,
without injury to the federal goverhc; Republican, will. each reach the age, The private bank of If. Ginsburg is
meat. and letter users given the Dene” of 70 years during the next s'uberne Sons, which closed Saturday. did not
ill or a big reduction over cufldntiiorisi term. Judge Bennett's minions its down today. Depoelim'd
rates. lueui birthday mos on: my 19.1918.jchmored roi- their savinis.
Nearly sixty bills were presented at;aud Judge Shumway‘s comes on An .
CHICAGO. Sept. tar—Police were
called today to control a crowd oi de-
positors who continued to run on the
state bank of Schiti 8 Company, des-
plte the assurance of it omcisls that
the institution in solvent.
li‘ie nment session of congress. osll- gust 30.1918. Their monsoon. how-J45“. F05 31-59mm; COMPANION
WEEK”. Sept. ids-James
lug tor one cent letter postage. Scores ever, will be named by the next 30" 3'
Janine, of as Iasllett street, known to
is addition in the d”... judges. who
garded as a dangerous character, was
held today in $5,000 bonds tor stabbing
lnostsge, a reform sought for many judges will terminate and these net-w.”y Buss, 0! 145 Haliett .m. dun
lyears, but ouiy'reoently brought to the ,unslly will be reappointed in the term i
log a street tight in Hailett street,
i
”he police as "Crasy Jimmy" and rel“
Old English Friction
Towels, 45 inches long,
59 cta.
Jewish New Year Cardl,
with envelopes,
a and 5 cts.
so it; in and unwind?
' 53W 13:)
“3'6
8:30 to 6 p. us. daily. ,
o “ il
Rhinos
. One who loves color cannot pass the ribbon see
two with its Autumn displey without
admire the wonderful co-bistatlo- and the richness 0f .,
3M-
“on “ugly flaunt. themselves 1
and demand notice as do goldcnrod, cardinal timers
and man They present unusual eflects is rose,
purple. bronze, coral, orange,
and lines of black for emphasis.
Warpl’rinta in large floral effects. dark or white
grounds with a single large full blown pacoey or rose.
These are designed for gatetop bag, a single flower or
stopping to
t- «-
Mug
emerald and gold. *Threads
Brooke and Paisley Figured Ribbons in hammni-
Oils shades remmd one of midVictorian fashions and are ‘
for hat trimmings.
old blue and black with
so‘Cts.
Plaids of gay hue for school] hair ribbons, 4 and sinch, -
25 and 39 cts.
33 cu. ,
.89 so...
25 ctg.
Main St., entrance, front.
School Frocks"
inch,
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:5 d.
Wash Goods Section.
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“Footiorm” Shoes for Children
Shoe craftsmen have considered carefully the require-
that they should grow cor-
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to 85.00, according to size.
complete. Early and care-
prices as before.
$2.75
83.50 all leathers ,
Second floor.
Two Good Bath Towels
Athletic Rib.
these take hold well,
39 eta.
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Main floor, north sisle >
Standard Fashion Book
and Designer for October
now ready. /
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FRUIT JAMS.
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Reclpss for Making Plain and Mixed
Jams of Various Kinds.
ingredients: Bali peck peaches, one
'piut older. one pint water, sugar, one
teaspoon cinnamon, half teaepoon
cloves. Skin the peaches, cut them
up and put them on the stove With
the older. water and sugar to taste
Cook slowly. and when nearly done
add the spin". When thick put all
through a <:‘.tnder and till leii.‘
glasses. .
Over two gallons blackberries. pour
one pint water and cook until soft.
lattention of congress through the per- oi the next governor. Judge William
. .. . Saturday n Bush is in. the Brit!
sistent campaign on the Part or deflowered: is one or these and liiii.i ' m so
. . Notional One Cent Letter-Posts“ aa- 5 many triends hope that his health will
societies.
hosasae‘tiaiefiargemagmuss inter-funeral» Mitigate {We
' testssrsseom-ingdlstributionoiihsir ‘ ,- ' .
. Flute United States not a prone to the has rendered to: the state.
government of over 875.090.009Jysar
port Hospital in a dying condition. one
of the knits thrusts having penetrated
,i he sulleiently restored‘to allow him his liver. .
“At the present time letter users of to continue the able service which he ‘ , .
«mousse assumes. out. is.
. » , , l Qctohe’r issues date set brine
yer actual cost at distribution .Atsiaould decline a. twill?" QM. mom I 8‘“. .mW G ‘ m9.
‘ I for holdingitste-wide pshasries. tor
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If. for unarmed: gases Williams
stirring often. Press‘ail through a.
sieve into a stone crock. When ready
to make the Join take one quart of
the mixture, and when it boils add
onegqsart granulated sugar. heated
in the oven. Bring to a boil ind let
hell _raplily 15 minutes. When it
Milo jelly it. is m.- Test' by
snooping a little slowly in a saucer.
to sss-it-it is thick enough. So pro-
test! until all or» the allied blackber-
Jngredients: 'vflooeellerrlea, redone
rant'inlow sugar. rich and trim aim
, ' one ripe gooseberrlsa. and site""enp
. current Juice to sschthreepiounds of
‘ homes. as! to etch sound ('9 W
ture add enepotind sugar. Hashing;
cosh until thick. and put into jar-g.“
”he-emu: me out. om no
outside Michal! nosed-.naar.
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thick, turn in the fruit and cook to
the consistency oi marmalade. Pond
into Jelly glasses and cover wltli l
paraffin—Farm and Home. ’*
SLEUTH MADE MISTAKE.
Detectives are human—Mceslouhlly
Those hotel chaps that anyone can:
spot have a hard time. The hotel lob-f
bies are being made a sort of rear
demos for all sorts of Mic _
now and then s disreputshle walks
sud takes a seat. Yesterday 1
a detective make a mistake. . He to
a lady that those‘ seats moron]?
"guests only." It so happened t"_
she was the wire or a prominent met!
who happened in at exactly that may
uie. The detective lust escaped axiom?
Why not have a sort or little card":
printed; which the bellboy mint hand ‘
to thedadies that take theeeseate‘l
lt‘the card ,w‘ers nicely worded the
one who has no right there would
‘lea're‘ culohly" enough~ when she in “
spilt“. And the lady will hot uk‘
chooser—New York Times.
5;
nuts ruin amen _
, " ’ THAN-LAST YEAR‘S
~: 031ch Sept. 19.»; a. Sta“.
lathletic dis-smooths University on
commie home today after a two
weeksffvis‘lt “to New Haven. where _
helped in theme-seine toothed p
udder.» ”mm; iii-advise '
Walter Camp and other Yale’tideclies
. 'l-thinh that Yale wiii‘he'ven het—
Norwalk Chronicler