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... menu-n. ‘Apurty of ne
‘ who were going slung the road,
kilo med mane. which
"tote! wreck and the Injured
y notified residents nearby,
h Leiper to the Haunt Kisco
, where he died at 5 o’clock,
, without meshing con-
1 '1 “:3.
v is survived by a widow and
- m. son Joseph. Nothing is
I of Leiper, and his body is at
me. in Katonah, matting a
"Comm, of New York, a work
. ~ be hIB done during the summer
with this company, tor the
. twelve rpm.
_. Thompson takes up this new
one the lira: belief that there
of a future in it than in the
, . work. While regretting break-
file may pleasant ties and uno-
Mr Thompson feels that the
" .9 :will be of advantage to him,
that there will be more remunera-
In the work than in the school.
:11 vid A. Green, of 15 Maple street,
be selected as the successor of
in South Nor-walk. He
@901 work and has been a resident
of Nomlk (or some time.
. ‘ CHI‘IC FLEET To
- VISIT 3 BIG PORTS
—-.__.
WANCISCO, Aug. 2.—-—San
disco, Puget Sound and Pearl
FATALLY HURT
o‘ of the state school supervisors, ‘
“Thompson. ,
has had considerable experience in.
fiewail, will he the one
» in: to naval ottlcers here. The’
. ports 11111410111 most ot- the}
. . . _ will be laid lip with the] l
. .... crews, end the larger ships on.
» ive duty will chiefly center at Pearl
x-r ,it is said. l
San Pedro and San Diego will be‘
.. ports for many submarines de-
ye‘rs and chasers. More patrol.
._ r s also will be available for Alas l
. . waters. 2
Just how the fleet will be divided,
:» . -g the waters or the Pacific wls7
1. 411m here, and it Was sa: 'd divifi
would not be decided until after‘
=- fleet had made its tour of coast
. s and to Honolulu. :
. It has been intimated that a great 1'
.1 ng station for Scathern Cniifor
. “also: established at San' Diegol'f
l
DGE MALTBIE CONTINUES ‘
1
GROTON PLANT RECEIVERS
l
j gution of E. A. Morse for Dismissal
Denied in Superior Court '
» at Hartford. "
- HARTFORD Aug. 62—1331 a decision
If Judge William S Maltbie in the Su-
,erior court here, Frederick COD10'D or
Boston. and T. Leroy Harwood of New
‘London. will ‘continue to act este-
,. ceivers of the Groton Iron “’oms :or
-, the next four months. Judge Manolo
finished hearing yesterday arguments
' of counsel for E. A. Morse, president
ofthe company. and of the Y’n'ma
Shoes Steamship company of which it
la n subsidiary concern opposing the
«Question of the receivers. ;
l
"‘I DON’T CARE," SAYS GARRY. l
CINCINNATI Aug. 6.-—“‘hile the
.’ 1.. -. up over the Giants' purchase
We.“ fans of Cincinnati are all
Med up over the Giants’ pnrcnam
”flirt Nehf fiom Boston, and threaten
Wals’ when the Giants cc: 1119
back here next week Garry Hen nlann
“said yesterday that the New York
Blah was Within its rights when it
we the deal. Herrmann said: .
,y 31:11: inclined to think that the New’
m club was perfectly within its
find some of th‘: players out on option-
9"“ agreements nith minor league
‘ -: but so have the Reds The corn-
. of the minor leagues, w; 1c; 1 1n
.1. erence with the majors ruled that
”optional agreement should bc made
.5“ the minors but as long as the
131$) owners are willing to take this
responsibility on tilt i1 shoulders no
one has any kick gaming. As 1:. r as
:Clncinnati is concerned, I don't care
10w many new pitchers )4me signs
39* He will need a whole lot of them
" . - the Red batters get through
-- them this season. l
‘8“ Alarm: yesterday received a let-
?!er “The Big Five from the Low-
West Si (19" of New York thlneaten
him when the Reds come to New'
A delegation of Kentucky :dns
across the line promises to take
_ of EIcGraw if he repeats his line'
,nt themes here being a lot at
‘ !
B.4(iLl.:S TWO !
_ CHIUDR'EN AND HERSELF
.nswostm.s.—-1m. Bessie Bic-3'
WM twomdl children 1were
”M “We in the ‘Sputh
iet bases ’for the Pacific fleet: ao-'
lightswl. en they made the deal.’1‘iley 3
.iSe‘t‘instctlhtg'silver, 7 disclosesasilkhned
SinnCloefintSP‘fllw-
n. SumanysatEP. 151.
Tee Room clones 3t 5:15
Clearance Sale . ;
“Short and mil-outflow in km, find-
M. .3 ~'
. ”A...” (snflmfied (1312/
~
-‘ August 5 l ofFUi‘S . Clearance Sale
China
- ‘ ”I! sell, “3, Beaver, MI“ um .3
. Furniture 1 GI 53
. . a
j ’ - The short models aneself trnnmegggmth 00310388nger
Ru 5, «3..- and cults. Prices range was to $650. Lamps
3 ' The Long Coats are plain or with for trimmed collars, cuffs
1" ' f and bow - House Furnishings
0.3-1 curta‘m Coat Wt!” 111 Hudson Seal from $385.00 to $750.00 -
Axminster Rugs
A big feature of the Sole
, insiaeexlzmuhrmssooo
at $45. 00
This popular weave is so velvety and thick that people
like it for livingrooms, bed rooms or dining rooms
The colors are desirable and there is a large line.
Tapestry Rugs
Size 9x12, a small group only. Were $35.00.
at $31.50
iMore Attractive Silks
" See these prices W
M hundred yards, Silks of all kind. In rem-
nant lengths. Light and dark shades in the collection
in lengths from 1/. to 7 yards. Regularly $1. 75 to
$2 so
79 cts. 'M
Onehtmdred fifty yards Colored Snteens, .36
inches wide, short lengths from 1/53 to 2 yards. Regu-
o
gallons designs: 1w; 1’” f” 9””
' “Ell” II , L, ' V main floor. f
Silver. separate pieces 3
These articles have handles of handsome large 2
pieces of mother of pearl with iridescent lights, and
sterling silver ferrules. The collection comprises: 3
Coke and Pie Knives, Fill: and Sold Forks, Cold
“ed! Folks, Spied Spoomifleimn ' ,
Knives end Fork.
95 cts. “a" ‘
3 . g neln floor.
...--—..-.-
I - Hosiery for Men ‘
Full fuhioned muted-ed Cotton Hone, extla
good quality, assorted colors and sizes, 59 on. e poir.
Full Fuhioned Silk Hone in gray, Cordovan,
Palm Beach and white, 85 etc. a pair.
a.-
The Flreless Cooker
r “Nance” round style one compartment cooker
{I equipped with enameled vessels. Soap stone radia-
lf tors, racks. etc.
\
. . . L - Regular 5 7.00 Sale price 36.30 V'
larly 60 and 75 cts. . “J1 lemg Room Furniture . 3 s 150 3 $6.75
25 CIS. a yud. fig-m2 E!“ Sets of superior construction and hell.‘ covered - 3 8.50 $755
- -’ with rich mulberry or blue tapestry. Seven foot dav- S 950 $8.55
Colored Crepe de China, 40 inches wide. street enport, wing chair and armchair. Regular price $10.00 ”'00 1...:
and evening shades. Light blue, navy and Belgian $365.00 3 ‘5‘ ; _ , . -
blue, taupe, plum and white. Regularly $3.00 . 3 3 3, Sale price $32000 E? W fluid" all metal case alummum lmed
$219 ' ’"d‘ ’ ' ,with aluminum vessels, two compartments. ,
Luxurious Sets with spring seats and cushions, Regular $25.00 Sale price $2.50 '
0’1"“! Charmeuse, ‘40 inches wide, all street covered in selected tapestries. Seven foot davenport, $22.50 w 15
3531:3315; twe§u13r35v$ 4Psclgmg and Belg'an blue and wing chalra‘pd armchair. chuklr price $265.00 a." $27.50 $24.75
$319 a yard. - V . Sale prlce $23000 _ g, ‘W” steel cabine’mvith hard wood cover,-
._._ 1mm floor. * _ 3 » ‘ ' ' ' , 1, 2, 11d 3 com rt-
? Make. my Sets with cane paneled backs and ' 35:31:55 alumlnum llnmgs a pa, +
. . . -- - - ' t id so 13- . ' . "ml .
Children S HOSIery Necklaces toms, spnng cushioned Scilat's, cofirmg okccr’ lg: ular chular $16.50 Sale Price $14.85 . e- . f
_ . : f ‘n oob'rs leur. Davenport, am all" :1 TOC — 8' 3
Mercenzed stoolnngs, __ ° rice $310 00 > $8.00 $16-20 4
at” line, full. faSh' maclilyt cogrfiitalstoggsd P . . Sale price $272 00 3 $3150 32835 g
ifmfi V5311: :3"! 5m" linked with silver and ' $33.50 , 22.: .1 ‘3
5‘235' » l e n y, with lucky pendant. . 1 . h ml ll: trimmed $47.50 , 3
I. 39m The metal onsomeis . Setmhlacknnd'xdddk. ch' d Bum“
rm: ' cut to imitate scambs. With gold plush. Davenport, wmg air an arm-
'” Sod-50 with fancy , There are lapis, coral, chair. Regular 9"“ 5590100 _
tops, ' jade. $33211? gith fili- . 1.....- Sale price $47200 Gas Plates 0d Stoves
» ee an n 51- > . .. _ , ,.
{g ; 3 pelts for $1.00 1-7 $2, beads. g if _ . . . ,, E Huck id ind-cl ‘flew Perfection blue
. . . 115m 11m _._. ‘ t .' V W Sch covered 111 fine figured tapestry. . 5 ml". flamc, . .11.
Mums“... .. g.- ribfyggae 3:3 ssilingraclg . 1:11:13].me inch sofa, large armchair and rocker. Reg- .1 2 and 3 burner '1 2 and 4 burnt” '11
' . - l with long silk tassel. ular price$160~00 ’ styles. ..-_ . 1 1 1
A Tray 0f ' Regular prices 35. 50 to _ 1. . Sale price 512800 ‘5, m.
Ir Ill-m Rim ‘1! $12 95 ch ‘ " . . ”germ”: was, ,. '1 burner, was $5.25
, Any cine _ ‘ . ' . f V 1 . ,1,
g was. #:3030551: :3 $395 _ Odd 13m luxurious tic-Signs, $2.50 {01182.25 f..- , f“ “'92
I"galls I; semiiprecious '1 ' . ,. $313 mm high M MRS fed -. ’” 33.00 10:32.70 . 3
stones Gear greens, _ ‘ For the Dresser .wae $3152 .00 T“ ’ in two 3411135131: 1" 2 burners, were 331116025
’ eth sts 'a d sa .. ' ' lboxinidin- were W333" menu for . ,
1.5111 3’ _ n P: - AJCVC load €111: Saiepncem 1. 85.00 for“ 89.
es of stal sur cushion comb .. 7 . , 5 5 for "4.
iPhl‘ “Y , . we fit . O
tamed. by mallards. tamed 10p lifts mid if _‘_.$l~5;.5.99
’ 'ln‘rthree burners,
il. yer; $61!) for“ ‘ . _ .
WE $7.00 for“, 4.. 4burncrswere $26.50
551-4" 3.1.50. wars 1a»
inn-$2500
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