' WRlDEVAS SOLDlER BOY CRO.c SED SEA WITH HER HSBANDt—
Hazel Blau‘ser Carter, the girl v'illo nearly got into the trenches, as r
_ taking her with her llusb't’i it tolporut m on inlztntry regiment. 9m:
waged to keep up the disguise in“ tllirtttin days and Him] who spoke
a her feminine voice caused her dlctoction on board the transport.
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Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Buyout dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation
unnlunnsnrsuosutloouc
‘ This original Eau de Quinine is the one effective tonic for itching scalp, ~
hair and dandrufl‘. Used by men and women of refinement the
world over for 100 cars. Don’t risk‘the use of unknown or interior ‘
15.9 ED. PlNA D’Slis pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
if you. (Ask your drumst. Send the. to our American Ollices for a
esting bottle. \‘.I
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In Welcome
Emu-1.. ..,
> ,are invitedio call and sample these
.mllsbisoniis. *Wclch’s Grape Juiccseljved
~ _ «monopole
85.:Wasitingleh5i. ’ Phone 11105
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New Showmg of all Velvet
Shopes
Special New line oi Waists at $1.00
WILL mu HOME GUARD PAPER APPEARS.
The first number of a weekly news-
t - . Inaper entitled, “The. Home Guard. do:
. . Ivoted to news, order and other inim-2
.mation oi interest to the Home Guard'
. ' of the state, made its appearance yes-I
PreSldent Orders BadgeStterday. The paper, which is published
Flat MEI] Who Served iniin New Haven. is conducted by a cor
Cuba—Also Pom Ricoiporrllloll in which many Home Guards.
0 - - {men hold sharps. 'rllc first issue cou-
lvnlll £§§£§§$§fi§flénuins articles on the various Home:
{Guard regiments ot‘ the etutc and put-
orm t . . . .
,tlults of (toy. holmllll). thv mcnlbc'»
‘ ‘ ‘ oi tlgc Military Emergency board, Col.
(dnipd'gn bf‘d‘zes- 507W“? badges (‘. ll. Wilson and Quartermaster J
and ribbons Will be isoufll to otiiccl-stAh... it it 1‘ . ’l‘l , ‘id"l t
and Gilli-893d. .an (if the llflllonfllt A~ .4 Ollilboll. . it DTP: (.ll 0
army entitled to Wear them by l'euson'lhe company is Dcnnls .l. Mct‘ucn if;
tel-and as the, pretty young mal "il‘. shc i~‘. Stirs. Cal-try, cutting hid-f Ul‘tllt‘d Slates army.
and jumping into a regulation u‘ Iiiornl smuggled herself" aboard the f
i
01' ill‘el’ious military scrvicc in thpixcw Haven, iormerly ot‘ the. New liu-i
it is hr autll .[ t t l’ :n-n l'nion; the treasurer is Frank '2 l
.' m‘lyo' il‘ W . . , . -
that a snl’l'it'o badge with (ribbiiilmtiiillipl him”, controllcr 0f the city oi
be issued to othccrs and enlisted men .NW ilavcn, Emile tiaul'rcau, ”my"
who wore in, the military Service Ufl‘alll managing editor of the Hartford,
Lille tbolted {statesl on June 28. l915,fCourunt. is [he vice‘prcsidetll. Pauly
' :4. till' i , Y ‘ - ' '
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(3119a With the Army of Cuban (lettu'JRegiMer’ 1° the secretary. i
patron between July “18, 1898, and May . "M" ""“"“"‘"" “W“ l
20‘. 1902. A service budge with ribbon ? HOME GUAR lNSPEDCTION DATES.j
u'lll also be issued to ofllccrs and en-5 ---- i
listed men, who we e to ' .‘ , -
scrvicc of the Unitzd g;[:;g:“i;£tl Orders for inspection oi tllc l‘ariousI
11, 1909.1” ttt any time thereafter.mommmes of ”‘9 Fourth ltcgimoni.I
and ll'ho served as ofliccrs or enlitl‘d ”mm mm”: have “9"" “m" 0‘" “5"
gflliggagggabwtith llleOArmy of t‘uban Col. (‘. B. Wilson to the majors oi the;
and April 1 19:99?“ 010'??? 6. lm..varloua battalions. The dates and
The barium and ribbons will ho is- places for inspection outsldc of Bridge'
Isupd I“ a. hurt of tho army uniform, port on: its follows: Battalion A,
gratuitously. lo enlisted men, and at Greenwich ““110”. Auk. .27. 8230 D. mu}
302;" iiisimprdg- flfllCPr-‘l. and will. be Battalion li, Stanlford‘urlnory. Aug. 28,!
embed in the unitorm 3.30 . . . . i
regulations. . p. m., Rotation (. borualk arm-
Soon after companies are autliclcnt ory. Aug‘. 29' 8:30 I" 11).; battalion D'i
ily organized nuts, in duplicate, or Daubury armory, Aug. 30,8230 p. m. I
officers and enlisted mcn entitled to1 -~
campaign badges and who have not‘
been listed for such badges will bc' TWO PLANTS RESUME WORK
forwarded. through military channels ' - W L
m the ndiutunt mum“ of the army: Factories of Simon a Keane and 60..
The Blanket Sale
, We dare to make prophecy in regard to Blankets, and other
hoolen commodities. The price advances frequently and materially.
‘It is not unlikely that prices now are one—quarter less than they will be
later inthe year—4n- by the time blankets are needed.
Fruit Jars
Union and Lightning styles,
‘ ‘ pints and quarts
Rubbers for all jars
Mason jar tops
Handy “Preserves"
A, heavy tin kettle with rack that
‘ holds 8 jars
le-e this will contain besides thol lumbi. H“ Co, 5““ 09"“ '7 I J“ “m
3:319 mull!“ ntulllcunt for a campaignl tlom ‘ l ‘ I ' .
ac. is lu‘esont rank, rank organ.‘ DANBURY Aug "‘i-n’Two or the .. . - -
- . . . . t .. , “at ar~h e
§fi2“.°,§,,t‘tflfi, mi: mgznmlon :uiow six factories that remained clos‘c‘d atU ’ ‘ Indlyld . J, , 01‘! I‘IB ,
tllc l‘ubn. Porto Rico, PllillllliiVne ii: to, ten 0m” P’WF- resumed “Dem"; i Heavy WIFE, ti) 1].“? a Single Jdl‘
Iands, China or lndiun gampamn' lions three weeks 'llgo settled I’rice l . front any kettle
illesc lists will be certified to by agreements with tlltiilocnl hatiers' or-; I 15 cm 2 for 25 ct!
Guglllllgmg’cmjumnnders. . Winn todnyw~md"'iflmcdimfiyi‘“i ' ' , ’
bc issuold‘mfgi-l :ngllc‘lgkgnbafillfic l3"? cotnmcnccd operations in the forlnlmz: i Wrenches
'1: . , . ’ g). t; ' v v . i . . n I
so... on mute to, or ashore in——~ departmen‘” r "9 WWW" ”W ”5“?" I . For tightening or removing Jar
Cuba. between July 24_ 1393_ and ed after nearly eighteen weeks' tic-t l0 8
Jolly 17, ‘1_898. up are the plants of Simon & Keane-.2 l ‘ - ’ I)
orto Rico. between July 24, 1898. (m Tuvlor street. and- tho t‘olulnhiu‘ l . 25 0‘28
and August 13, 1898. ' ‘
Pililiphinc i‘sltluds. between June Hat CO" on obrlh street. Bo”) ”0‘0“.
30. 1898. and August 16, 1898. I'ics manufacture hats in the rough.
' Service on a United States al‘l‘nvl 'rhc Simon & Keane concern was;
llospllul ship on routc to or in In}: the one montloncd in a rumor yostor-l
Illlmi‘tllalt’ vicinity of Cuba, Porto day as having signed the wage utzrce-l
Rico, or U)“ I’hlllnllitlt led
' minds bo- . A -. . . .
twecn tho dntcs specificd, consuiuwflmcnts. 'lhe rumor “.ln linen .t semi
N‘H‘lt‘fl for which the Spanish cum omclul flavor but the actual agree.-
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~ volition will be in Middletown. St.§dust that cause trouble for some, Yd
Wig“ 'badtze only be issued. 'mont balm-on the hill iirm and theI
Phlllpllllw campaign badge: Fol ’hutlors' nesoclallons ‘wus not reachcd‘
service ashore inzm . v . ~
‘ nttl tho aftcrnoon. 'l'l‘e (olumbm
H‘l‘ll’l'lm’ Islands. between Fabru ‘u LC ' \' th street Both factor-
lll‘)‘ i, 1899, iuld July 4. 1902. ’H8 0.. on . or . . ..
llcpm'lmcltt of Mindanao, Philip firm in signing up the once bills.
pine lslundz, bl‘m'cm lt‘t‘bruary It The firms whose plants are still t‘los:
toils), :Ind‘tIIn-ctllbor (it, 1901. ed are: John W. icon & Sons, Inc.,
n to. o owing l?Xptulili0ns:-— , . . .) andf
Armin Datu'Ali and his followers all. Mtlnchlan & (51., S. A, G. Ll .,
Mindanao, Philippine islands, Octo the Danbulyal-lt 0.
bar, 1905. I
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Against Polo. and his followers, Jolo,
' ' ' TWO FILE BANKRUPTCY PETI.
phillllllmv: islands. April and May. -
TION.
1905. , .,
Against Dutu Ali and his t'ollowtusk HARTFORD“ Aug" ‘3'~R°ss 3‘
BOG‘DRJO. Jolo, Philippine islands Judd of Now Haven, n merchant. tiled
March, 1906- ' . a petition in bankruptcy in the U. S.
t‘hmn campaign batlgc:—~ ldislrict court yesterday, showing my
tl F011; lsol-vicc ashore in China with
it" ctim': relief exlcdition, ' ‘ ‘
.lunc So. 1900. and lilay 27. 19333?“ch sets of $1.003Jl. Apotitlon in bann-
ruptcy was also filed by Christ Barnett
m ,
lof Fairlie-id His liabilities are $19.-
70, _ , . . . . ,
WVITE NATIONAL ‘1732.30 and his .asscts me $1,700.
BODY 'ro HARTFORD; __ —
I ARE you UNLUCKY?
DERBY. Aug. 22.—The state can Most sickness is traced to careless-
vpnttnn oi‘ the Catholic Total Austin-I [less or neglect, but unfortunates who
once Union‘has decided to invite tllelsun‘er from hay fever or aélhma can
national body to hold its next conven’otribute their ailments to bad IUCk-
lion in Hartford. The next state non-l in August the air is tullOf 00119“ and
“mm" Adult SOClety and St. Francis : others are never homered. No rem-
Cndnf Society of Torrintzton were each ' dy does more to relieve hay fever 8“
Sll'i‘n a nlmllbership banner. [asthma than Foley’s 7.140119! and T“
Rt. Rev. Bishop Nilan sentltls re-Ithe well known family medicine 1°,
Stats at inability-to be present. Tlloicoughs, colds and “0qu It‘clenrs 3‘“
high mil-“9 0! “fitment tor departed’l moths the agitated nose. throat and
members was celebrated at St. Mary's bronchial tubes.-.-AdV. -
Church by Rev, -Fr. Fitzgerald. 'l‘hei Stimson-Powell Corporation.
credentials committee reported 200: ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ’ .
delegates present. ‘ f 3
County omcers made. reports which
were all of an encouraging character. ”Hm I“. Mimi”!!!
Th ,. ,l , l -
his? ”sibling “Effifolesiiiaiipiiiq UNDERTAKER.
“"‘i Emment- 1“?"- F- J- “mam”: ‘TTeI..O'flce.1069-3: Mourns”. ,
New Bri‘cin: first vice-president, S. 27 WASHINGTON 8T.
J- Benson. New Haven: second vice- new oeumewsputwmo
president. Katherine Blake, New .Ha- , , ,
volt; third viceIpresldent. .Margarctl _
McCalfirey‘. Norwich; secretary F. J.l _ ,
'Kinney, Branford; treasurer, F. N.l ' ‘- , " .. .-
Duun, MiddlemWn; state editor. Miss! 2F: .3. 11’3”
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Marie Barrow. Merlden;.national dele- ,, ‘
gates, :Katherine Leaby, i’ofllnnd; dob
. 1y, naphtha.
.Dennis Crowley, Ansonla‘and Leo Kel-l I .t' - 1.5: , .l'y .. .3
>-v ~ smwmwmnhrj
kW ”(‘3‘ Mn. NM." .. ,
. Labels, Parowax, etc. , v
__n W.._———«.. . . .
New Books
atthcts
“Co-Citizens,” by Com Hands.
The story of a. woman who did some-
thing after she was dead.
“The Son at the Wolf Pack,” Jack London.
The for North. cold, snow and the
fascination of the Yukon.
“Steve Yeager—Cow unolter," ‘
., by Wi liam Machod Raine
ll Lots of excitement, fun, gunpluy and
adventure.
“Silver Sandals,” Clinton Slang.
A mystery and detective sloryiwith
much of the occult.
“The Clarion,” Samuel Hopkins Adams
of Tribune fame.
A good newspaper story for men.
“Alec Lloyd,” by Eleanor Gates
The story of a match making ‘cow-
boy with considerable fun in ii. '
“The Story of Julia Page,”
~ Kathleen Norris
l 'A social roblem of great interest
.and well writ en.
“Flower of the Gorse,” by Louis Tracy
Romance and tragedy on the wild
coast of Brittany. «Plenty of action, a lit-
tle mystery and a beautiful background.
Two New Novels
t‘Undcrstood Betsy,” by Dorothy Coalfield
~ Who wrote “The Bent Twig." A de-
llghti'ul'story oi',a little girl on a Ver-
mont term. ' $1.30
I‘lS’tniny-Slopes” by Ethel llueston
. What he potted loo. rally, 1a h-
ing little .Me odist‘girl w o marl-l . a
Presbyterian minister andewent to live
linflthe mouse, ‘ - . - « . . , $1.60
"T" minnow.
II Preserving and Canning Time
This year of all years there will be in» the storage closets of all
provident housewives a good supply of fruit and vegetables. There
are many approved methods for food conservation, and whlcllcvel' one
is used, all the cook’s necessities are in Road’s Kitchenware Store.
"A large variety of convenient utensils that will please any cook. I
Kettles, Spoons, Strainers, Faring Knives, Fruit and Vegetable Eyers,
Jelly Glasses
including the low style moulds
just right. for serving one meal.
Nery attractive shapes.
Wire Racks,
to fit any wash boiler, holding
8 to 12 jars
’50 cts
Jar Lifters ' I
For lifting jars from hot water. ‘
Wire 15 obs
SteelZficts
Jelly Strainers ,
Heavy wire frames, cheese cloth
, bugs, fits on bowl
‘ 35 cts
Standard style 4.5 cts l
-.. -<-:3 '7
Basement.
at
California Redwood Burl :
Sometimes on the great redwoodil
trees Of California there is fotmd'i
growing a burl in the shape of a swollm;l
log or protuberance. Tllis'is very;
rare and someone has} discovered that;
when this burl is sufiiciently cured}
'and seasoned it is very beautiful and, _
can be made into all sorts of artistid:
and useful novelties. The colon
varies from pale pink to dark brown};
with many little birdseye spots which I
are accentuated by the high finishii
Among the beautiful pieces for};
the house are the follmving: ‘ ‘
Bread Tray, ' $6.99; ‘
Cheese and Cracker Dish} 4" $6.003
. ‘Ilandlesticks,$2.00, $2.75 and $3.75 eat.)
candlestick with chimney, , $6.253,
Trinket Set (3 pea), t" $1.00.}
Smoking Trays, $4.25 and M
’Ash Trays,$1.12, $115,. $1.65 and$23dl
Cigar Box (barrel shape), . 56.0%} '
_. A._,__._
Tobacco Jar, $800.:
Cigarette Box, ’. $4.215:
Small Trays, 50 cts to $1.09;
I ‘5 Shown at cm; Glue Section. amiss». it
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