THE FARMER: AUGUST 3, 1915 Kear Admiral Moore, IZ 3CONVENIENT TERMS Naval Commander, Had n Honored Career - 1379 -- 1379 Long MAIN ST. MAIN ST.VfA Between Opposite the v Arch & iiyric -- High ILEE'S QAfiGED BYrBOftRD ORDER Streets Theatre MASNST PUBLIC SPEECH Clearance oa 0 Oi'J

. . Yederal Bin of Particulars Against Indicted Officials "SILENCE" RESOLUTION OF NEW HAVEN OFFICERS Bays Even Banquet Responses Had to Be "Censored" Odd Dining" Ghairs In Chaxges--Sai- d Resolved, That no officer of the 1, 2, 3 AND .4 OF A KIND Robbins Pigures Conspicuously New Haven make any address, in it. to Have RemovedtBillard Assets and Records. , response to a toast or otherwise, ' that. shall in' any way refer to the Comprising the latest styles of Leather, Cane and .business of the company, its poli-'.ci- es i'."'- - same Wood Seat Chairs, in all the latest finishes, Golden and AW Tnri. Aug. ,3. Olrectwra of the Corporation."' ':. "''; .or prospects unless the New Haven who were (indicted Nov. 2 .j In connection with this transaction shall have beer first submitted to Fumed Oak. These Chairs are all new goods --we make last for conspiracy to monopolize tna it is further, charged that on May 27, the Executive Committee; ansportatlon. of New Ens-flan- d, 1914, - Kobbins received and deposit I That .no officer, give any. infor- these huge reductions simply because we must have the tha ed checks for $20&,000 with J. P. Mor- mation regarding the business of yesterday got. WJl'ot; particrt...... Wars demanded, ffrom th goyern-gnen- gan &. Co., the First National Bank of the company, its policies or pros- .room. they ' ' - r Com- ; .';"""'- 'V :s Boston, the Old Colony Trust pects except through, the author- of Arm $6.75 each.' Wood 2 SpeciSo charges areanacle la the bill: pany; the Second National Bank of ized publicity department the Leather Seat Chair Seat Side Chair, for $3.00. respon-sib- ls the! aCity Bank: of Hart- .; for such pur- Value $11.00. , Value $5.00. Thai Che directors :weSiei NewHaven,! company provided"' of ford and the Lincoln National Bank, pose, direct interviews between Leather Seat Arm Chair, $3.75 each. Wood Seat Side" 4 for the tangle proceedings - , - Chair, for $6.00. ;, described-a- s "a of and rep- thai resulted in the elimination of this money being- officials the company I w" Value $7.00v Value $10.00. ' Com- -; of Metro- pro- Side 2 $5.00. K: the Metropolitan. Steam strip part of the proceeds", the resentatives of the press being Leather Seat Chair, for Leather Seat Side Chair, 5 for-$8.7- pany as u competitor, of tHa New politan deat It is added that on the hibited. Resolution adopted by Value $9.00. Value $15.00. , E- 2 "boat lines. j same date Bobbins transferred to his the directors of the New Haven, -i Leather Seat Side Chair, for $8.00. 4 ' Haven's - - - Leather Seat Side 1 : ' Chairs and That Edward t IX SobMns, for wife', Mrs. C. S. Bobbins, "certain April 17, 1913. ' Rear Admiral commandant Value $10.00. Arm Chair, the set for $12.50. counsel for .the New shares of the. Pacific Company, also Moore, Leather Seat Side Chair, 2 for $4.00. Value $18.00. years e cer-ta- m at the naval station at Honolulu, has transferred to his "!sif a par,t of the proceeds' pX the same Value; $7.50.. .: Cane Seat Side 2 Haven, - ust heen retired for He was Chairs,- ' for $2.00. . age. . stock: formed a ; each. . shares of, that - transaction. One Killed As from the Naval s Leather Seat Side Chair, $1.50 Value $3.50. . f Metro- ' Express graduated Annapolis jpart of the proceeds of the Billard Assets and Records Sid. academy In 1873 and reached his re Value $3.00. Leather Seat Side Chairs,$2.00 each. Rob-bi- ns each. Value poiitan transactloni Then follows-th- that Runs Into Landslide rank in 1911. , He has seen' long Leather Seat Side Chair, $2.25 $4.00. on 23J. 1914, charge tiring i Tbat (Bobbins, May and aided in' procur- and active service in all parts of the Value $4.50. 4 Wood Seat Side Chairs and 1 Arm received and deposited checks for 3 Seat Side 2 for $3.0O. Chair, the Set I . to the Dominion of Parkers Aug. Run- world. He hails from Ills. Cane Chair, ' for $10.00. Value j ing the removal Landing, Pa., Paris, - $17.00. V in various banks, themoney -- ; Ex- O Value $5.00. - Canada of the assets, books, papers the Buffalo - a farther part of the fMetro- ning at high speed, Cane Seat Side- 3 for.'''..$5.00, Cane Seat Side 4 m teing - and records of the Billard Company, . Chair, Chairs, for $6.00. , the Buffalo & poiitan proceeds. and and aided in procuring press; .on Allegheny Value $7.50. Value $10.00. ,( procured was a. to the -o- That Rohhins parry f-'tthe- Sti Lawrence Division of the Pennsylvania, Railroad, THOUSANDS GREET removal to- Ginada of the f assets, the formation s and-record- f rah into a landslide near here, early. Go'.-NO- foooks;-paper- of the Must holdlng-kicompan- - AH Couch Hammocks ! a i v, for the- Billard today; . Jesse; Williams, engineer of Porch Screens and which " ' Gelf-rich- ,- IH 'through, . was' killed and R. WORLD CHAMP ' carried out its Company, which not only held the Pittsburgh, the New Haven - was seri- . New- and Maine stock , of Pittsburg," .send-Main- deal. ; Haven's Boston fireman, Boston, at a critical time, ibut was an agent ously scalded :Three day coaches and Couch Hammocks Porch Screens Lewis Cass Ledyard spent -, That - , deal. The Bil- a left the but remained SHOW Time now to clean on ' three years in trying "to- 'prevent in the Metropolitan sleeper trp,ck WILD WEST The of our big stock- are marked for quick up Porch Screens, Buy at con- - lard books were not surrendered to upright. ; pick these emphatic reductions and have a screen " e'escsrta4riiis tHefejCts : .... clearance at the following good pf Government" . 24 last. and complete prices: . the until Feb. for many swnmers to come. erni the activities and actions JetEer-so- n I - tig The name COL. BRACKETT BT5RIEB. conspira-tors- " ;. pf Representative. Will Great' Attrac 6 feet Screens. cf the and, - Jes ard Is $8.25 & $9.00 ....',.$3.00 Values' for $2.00 Ha-boa- $6.00, $7.00, New rd ;jf! Jjevy appears- ih the bill, in an 8 ...... V'... . j. That no. member of the . 2 3.-- ser- - tion Show to feet Scrttns. $4.00 Values for $2.50 19X3 was aiiotseed even allegation' that on Jan. 4, 1913, the Washington, Aug. Funeral Plays Big 8 . of tp-d- ay $3.75, $4.00, $4:98, $5.50f feet Screens.'. . $5.00 Values - ; Committee authorized the vivces were here for Col. ; " ' for $3.50 to respond to n. toast , involving ; Executive held, ' Business. wlsat had purchase from him of property at a G. B. Brack ett, who for the past railroad matters until he 000. No pomolo-gi- st : Exec price hot to exceed $200, s eighteen years had been chief say was submitted to,, the of this tran- of the. of Thousands of attended the . hoard. ; further details are given department agriculture. persons SPECIAL :the U1--.- SPECIAL SPECIAL saction. ;Vi He' died after a brief Ill- exhibition given yesterday afternoon ' - yesterday IX thins and 3jedyardf,Glriei Figures. v the servicef of the Indicted ness, in his 8 9th year. . , and evening 'by the' Miller Brothers & - During TAPESTRY 'ti IS, C ; Hunt of the men .it is In furtherance Arlington's "101 .Ranch .Wild West April Jndg charged they -, COUCH COVERS BRUSSELS RUGS COUCH COVERS 'Ur ited States District Court directed of their plans for monopolising trans- " ' ' Career show which arrived in this oity Sunday lira government to file a. .bill of par- -, portatien facilities, authorized loans Cy Young Began and departed last ; nlgxtt . amidst a BOMAX Size .. Beautiful - - 39c. $8.75 75c 'titulars: "jsKX petition of- "William aggregating $2,275,000 to the Berk Quarter-Centur- y downpour- that mad work about the STRIPES 9x13 Patterns - . - Ago Today - 'tRockefeller." George MacCuIloiigh ilil- shire Street Railway: Company, $2,- sodden canvas ox- effort and drove he Value 69c Value $16. OO Value $1.50 - r, Charles "F. BvooJter, k X. Newton 000,000 to the Boston and Maine, hfs" belated spectator to' cover in' a hjo ! marks ah of - . James S. day. anniversary Robert .W. Taft, to the New Naviga- t of cars Barney; - England intrest to the baseball fans, waiting Jitneys' and trolley Hemingway,-"-'"- Lewi3 Caaa Ledyard, tion and $3,950,000 to the peculiar Company ' for was Just a of a that competed for the business. SPEGIAL-Ged- ar 'Ciarles M. A. Heaton Robert- - New Tork, Westchester and Boston it quarter century That the wild west show is as much Mops & Oil at 38c SPECIAL Pratt, , - Tecumseh x ago today that Denton lin, Frederick.- K4 Brewster, Henry K. Railway. - to as a feature as it was when .first 'OtI-Ha- AlerandBr-ODChr.ane.'.',..-6-v- known fame today rg Tpnng, afterward '. and In great detail the bill sets forth "Old his first league originated ia attested iby the horde's n 24 Iwhose; ot; ; , Cy," pitched big Jane Bobbins; plea f methods said to have been pursued ; na or who nocked to Fairfield oeoasoseJ,he '.had awtfified be--' water game. Young passed: out of the people the Immunity by the New Eaves in .crushing . 'retired-"t- his' Ohio avenue afternoon been . ' tiphal pastime and grounds yesterday Furniture Go, fore a Federa.1 Grand' Jury had Competition.-'- it is charged,: ' The sh-oTa-r in 1911. him a and evening.!: It is estimated that .Tied, was a New the farm leaving behind - 'd granted petition the Haven and Providence, ' . , no between 10,000 and 12,000 . ; record that' other persons at CONVENIENT TERMS! fcv Hunt. bill ledyester-- Fall River and qt durability,. ' ' Judge es Newport Steamship is ever to tended each and .. entihu ! meets both ';.: daman Ss. j com-pria- twirler likely equal. Christy, performance y It " Company; by agreement refused Jo renerable veteran tnat ne siasm was the from the be stxrty-thre- e ; printed-';- and New- Mathewson; keynote - pages lease the Commercial Wharf at con- opposition. ,1SS it is, has a long way to go if he succeeds ginning of the program until the Women's Clubs To contains paragraphs.- Although port to the Joy Steamship Company; , '' It is likely that. at the meeting next Urge - l in J sticking in the big jShpw clusion when Jess" Wiliard. world's COUNCIL IS SPLIT re- xrs- fnlted:- : : aslong Monday night, after the' favorable 1 3 1 th;r:Nei3rXuag-4v-sW- as tne immortal.-- Jia isy. champion, appeared or Preparedness For War .tatea Attornex J'laxshaJl is,;thQ. the.. Joy?.. IJne, iwhUa. the heavyweight .- port on the building line has been sub- - w cr- 5 freight; by When ;Tfoung entered the big Jeague tne eecona time to luusiraie-wn- vwaj- ork Attorneys Bald- - mitted, a resolution will be submitted - - fYaak'-.'a- Swackerandvit?.-- i 2 t6e twirling stars were "Lady" PROVIDIHG CASH New York,'. Aug.- 3 The" Oeneral- ' ! OtI In special ats and cut its rates C - favor of the street. 1 saUuigs ' :T ?, ;' berof Caruthers. Dave Jack. widening 5S.:,..;:'"- i 100 : - Foutz, which aided in defeating John The to ex election society of, which Mrs. .William. HTtg.' cents .per pounds under the. : - petition of Stephen Jantus "and are made V - . '!,-- t'-';': Jol Charlie Radhourn, Smiling Mickey son, (the former holder of the- title. He Kobbins the rates. " tend the a 461 street of this is - ?Idyard Line building Gregory Alexander, city, the presi- anu uu u .. ? t- ' cumnion had the beg-innin.!- 'j most conspicuous figtres, among ' weien, (juaxne - i appeared previously during FOR VICE ItiQUIRY three feet over the building line in dent, announced the . f- ; Sfe3Pdara, Ott to fEhlsyDeal: Keefe.' most' of whom have- sinco a, ' today Then. ssjas! per-- long main show to western v . tl i indicted laedyar 'same-'year,.:;t- t ride cavorting ",. V '" ,T" 1 .V:-- . - voked a storm of when the of a "to arouse women oS In the, a ans.. ' protest campaign al Counsel to Vj.f !P. -- passed JTrom; the memory pf th f horse an d win from the ad -. Morgans during contract was. hed between thef New At- - .applause public hearing on the. matter was America to a .full realization of im- V. 1 when 'Eobblns was rati a later period of Young career'ihis thousands. ot called.- - period 'general Stan-- : miring Aldermen Protest At Waste ' Through a clerical mistake the mediate preparedness," for war. counsel of ihe-.Ne- arrdiof him. VLiiiWisMoetereitt rivals for twirling honors included Joe Th of . the cow so- Haven; . daring notices sent to owners in ; Oil II... MJ and exploits - V - the property Several of the members of the dard Compaiiy, Flagler Corbett, Charlie Nichols. Billy Rhines, - in- Public Funds Sum of de- It is raid that, "forv three years before and cowboys,- .rope the street read the have offered use , of . - the Florida Coast Line Railroad under girls " - feaof that petitioner ciety the their ' Jack Stivetts, Sever Leever, Theodore. V , the returning- of. the indictment: he which-th- - thrOwimig, cow and sired to build over the line. summer homes to r , e charters to. the Joy1 line of . riding. punching $500 eight feet the government-fo- tools steps to prevent the-- ascertato- - Breitensten, TomLpvett, Jouett Mee tableaux of frontier evoked Appropriated. The streets is the Cfocoa and. 'Martinique . days great and sidewalks committee hospital purposes and the rn the- ac-- steamshipSji Amos Rusie of ..note. . : ent of facts the kin; and, others - concerning were not to be renewed. Xh' 1902 there was still enthusiasm.. ', "Be" do. Remember ready; to make a favorable report on hopes to increase this list- of volunteer tivities and acicma of the - "Cy" survived them all and Two or careful what you matter. who - inspirators' v was an, with the Pennsylva- over accidents marred the day f the Martin J. Sullivan, hospitals.. in carrvin? out the conspii-acy.- ,? agreement out there putting them in great ex recently: said his nia Railroad under which the Joy line when-th- assed the performers hut added to the what thecity attorney - represented father, said his family t style pitching honorsp when this board voted an appropna- homestead in Charjse Ijedyard witli CoaceoljxieTi't." and the Philadelphia." and 'New toi - .Walter s itement of the audience when, dur had "resided; In the FAVOR FORRESTER - Mathewson, John- Home is added "made were to be Christy ing j the attemioon and evening per-- tion of $2,000 for the Fresh Air street for 25 years and he opposed al- PRESIDENT- - It that Ijedyand Company - son. Grover Cleveland .Alexander,1 Joe which FOR OF - hav-in- s, - a in was the caution : to over the tstements. intended .to- If possible,- th formancea bucking horse, riders were Fairfield," lowing' any" building go . hae and prevented. frpih using Wood and other stars of the present A William Moran ; offered at Mar- ' RAILROAD CLERKS the effect of .the pur- - Delaware .and Rari tan. Canal., ; .; , - thrown one . of whom was dragged Alderman line. Alderman Corr said Wilson - concealijig was on the third, day of August,- and-th- es- jjoses- of the conspira.tors end prevent- In 1903, is: further charged, ; an 'if around the arena and severely kicked tne meeting oi u "''""'"t"" shall heirs of. tie Barnum is" 1890, his first I J. Forrester of Ohio to it Pefan-sylvan-ia, that, Young pitched big laat wnen Aioennaa tate also , J. likely ing actions to the iltegal acts agreement was made" with the before the spectators realized that it night - - opposed the plan. enjoin v Cleveland Na Brother- . , Ea-i- league game for the be .elected of the or to punish the offenders;" and-- that Lehigh Valley, New " was not .or the scheduled rou-- movea at m.j- Permission to use certain parts of president down with , part . lf of of Clerks con- ; - tiohals, Chicago , , . an hood Railroad at the ac--t Ydrk letting - ; - - , , I Commission for appropriation the .sidewalks in Howe, Nichols and the otlier defendantss knew, of these Central, Jersey,- Central, rBalti three hits. his long- career hefr tine. . . . A.l.t h. sroniMl vention that will be held 23 of 'in! more "and Ohio ' ; During' ' Kossuth streets for 90 was grant- August tivities "Ledyard and fa'Jqulesced j and Iackawanna1 (to no-h- lt in It was an for the 10J , AXT oveT tke ' days Is - pitched three games, and unlucky day ed the Co. It saidthe delegates from cities in and approved of The bill then, Afrain from making, traffic arrange one of them a, reached first outfit as veteran riders ',i" Com- - Asbcroft Manufacturing Connecticut :. .. ; - hot player yesterday the Vice con- and other eastern states continues:- ments with the the New Ha wLn,ualwtioii,lralB Alderman Cole asked immediate - Joy Line; base. His last in the role in- are a unit for him. proc- ven appearance r "T i mission be laid on the table. sideration of' a resolution which he counselled with aiid Steamship .Cpmpany, the. Bridge- no-h- it was the ia 'buffalo:; ' mo-- ure-! Charles S Mellen Steamboat of a hero in 1908, with viciously attacked) u ..ov wnndd the troduced and explained that the con (then presi- port r.(3ompany,iShe':New New York Americans as his victims. one of .the youmiger cowiboys and a i - same time he FALLS FROM VIADUCT. ' London Sta-- ' ,vi- at the that cern is about to build a large addition dent of the New Haven) to write a Steamboat Company, the ; was attacked - ; krin the-- ; "Cy" made his professional debut cowgirl with appendi- if there was unappropriated to its made letter on ecember 3, ;;19xi, Line, Merchants Line, the En : .'" aited factory necessary by large to , r United with Canton, Q., In 1890, and in Aug citis.' ; i frnm which the' money could Increase in orders. , He said Charles McFadden of Holyoke, States Attorney Henry A. Wise, which terprise Transportation Company and - acci- - L,..,,. building was the Colonial All ust was called to the Cleveland club One of the most spectacular taken' Alderman MacFayden said operations would be seriously retarded Mass., fell off the railroad viaduct deeisned, intended and calculated Navigation Company. then . in the . National ;" League. He dents that has' to (bucking revenue from building per-- was not near Congress street last Both these were water of happened that, the if the permission granted. - night. to conceal the , the relationship of them- competitors played with Cleveland until . 1899 broncho riders since the death of Otto exceeded what City Audi A number of were before (his nips ..were injured, nis left arm' New Haven. ,( - petitions selves and other cons4prators to the when he spent two seasons with the Kline at the Barnum ,'show' in New had that the the ' council was broken and he may have suffered' esaid further-ance-4hereo- f." Under these it Is the tor Keating anticipated last night for permission acts tactics, alleged,' . . . . "conspiracy and in - St. Louis. Nationals. In he enougn. internal He was taken to . : . 1901, York occurred before of could be had easily to ' - - T ' ' : ' Joy- Line gave the rfight. It was the eyes money install gasoline tanks at the edges injuries. over up Jumped to the Bostons Americans, and thousands of spectators : ' last ; 'I am opposed to the city paying out of the sidewalk at various locations. the Bridgeport hospital. Im this letter Mellen assu-me- full taken by the 'New Haven,, but Sox 1909 night commis- ' this:-- fact .was- not known pitched with the Red until when Aroos Clayton, ; of B'lissv Okla., money for this or any other The mayor in referring them to the -- x made until ' - for the traffic agree-rnen- was sold to Cleveland - ' Moran. "W9 Are! .: VATICAN CHANGE responsibility after-- had been' rate-cutti- ng when he ' the failed- to release one foot from the sion," objected Alderman committee said that ' SEES 'between New H:iveix it used In a - 1911 to officials department the and the war, which resulted in the cap- Americans. In he went back saddle as the 'bucking horse overbal- have police and prosecuting in the future all permits granted IN ATTITUDE ON wax: Grand Trunk. As a result of this ture the National League, with the Boston anced and fell who are capable of taking care of should be directed to the director of i of the Enterprise and Merchants' r upon him, afterwards fully admission h was indicted, with Presi- .' Braves, but his," arm refusedu-longe- hdm are- vice conditions in this city. They publics works in order 3. the" CSiamberlain lines. dragging" halfway about the any know whom that' under his Rome, "Aug. Discussing dent anil Chairman. service,"- and he while the quitting know and direction men who gas- In answer to questions raised as to - quit na before comrades rode to his rescue. their duty they the installed many messages and statements issued Bmithers '.the Trunk, for the of direc- was good." Hej did. not quit, until he to to arrest if necessary. I am not wil- oline tanks should the sidewalk in various on the first, anniver- responsibility the various l Clayton, taken his (berth for medi- place parts the Sherman, law. :;. had up of 5 07. victories. to admit that vice conditions are in jrood condition Osservatore Ro- violating tors is set forth bill Wil- hung was ling nn after of the) war, the - it ini the that cal, treatment, pronounced not - a. wu.-migsl- opening jt. sary Iedyard, a yea.r- ago, per-- . liam Rockefeller's connection asc ompared with 321 defeats suffered so-ba- d in this tnw- spwim Alderman Broderick made an effort official of the sought city ,: mano, organ Vatican, with the seriously injured. Though kicked and is needed. , ' mission ore th Interstate alleged "Began 2, 1890; h his major league career. he. will recover to investigate to have an 'ordinance passed at once says: conspiracy July 'bruised, in a , . -- , as severely : commission : Commerce Commission, .while ' it was that ..Led yard-- Pratt,. McHarjr and George Moreland, famous .a shont' while. : '.' "We have had several - by the council forbidding any gaso "Reading these foreign messag-es- New baseball : discovered "Cy. and .have done notn- on we conductingvits Haven investiga- Coehran "Joined it" Jan. 1, 1907; that authority;- the morning,1 Harold - in this city they n line tanks sidewalks which required are t)lea.sed to note that the lan Baker-an- Moreland was of the Canton During Lang- We the nan comrois-ir.- Tthat tion. He was not rorn, 'but during George F. T. DeWitt Cuy-le- r, manager . Ing. have uity a hose be stretched across the guage has been modified in . don, aged 28, of Oklahoma City, was and . - adopted Mellen with who have been club of the Ohio and. Pennsylvania nd the Bridge commission sidewalk in such a marfner as to ob tone so that, in a sense, it is. more pa- ttt-- granted separate butted by a 'buffalo and required medi of Peter r the t3iat "Joined Jan. 1, 1910, and League in 1890, and, after seeing there was the investigation struct traffic. Alderman cific or more humane. . In cf. policies trials, it" that cal attention. Mrs. Q. - MacFayden, place fire;-- t - ' then a farm in action, he Binder, aged White which cost the $30,ouo ana who. been . to tvere under Theodore N.WVail, Edward MlHigan Young, boy.' - Mason city had called preside by inexorable war cries, and proposals Robbinfiis fnade to and Francis iT.' Maxwell.' who also offered him a. Job at $30 a month, 24, of City;" Nelb., was stricken none of his recommendations was ever Mayor Wilson; would not the res- to annihilate" the there appear "in the will wit and-ha- d De-i- ng put enemy beginn bill have 1 "Cy" , at.: the chance,; and appendicitis to be re I want to go on record as olution on Immediate to a more as a chief .ngure in tne acquisition separate trials,. "Joined it" Jan. , snapped moved St.. adopted. its passage, but be constituted humane 4. - later-- was Job to Vincent's for an to., the. of this Of the Aleitropolitan- Steamship Co. of ; A' , in the season.' given a hospital opposed granting referred it to the fire committee. . - A Ji'nalv. is.- Cleveland. operation. During the afternoon per money as it is an unnecessary oijieuu-itur- sraines- of which Chiari ;s W. Morse reference made to the by - was of 141 1909, "Cap" Anson's Chicago club- the fa formance another .cowboy was slightly of the taxpayers money." CIVIL ENGINEERS TO 500 of the 'president until disaster overtook agreement May whereby ' . Wages of; the employes and--th- e - while a can or segre- t3ie the New Haven Grand- Trunk mous Old White Stockings; were the injured riding! ' fractious horse. "The police suppress CONVENE BRAN FORD Autocar Co. of were ad- him during panic of,, 1907. None The which! , hald said Alder-mi- IX Philadelphia . were to restrict themselves to guests of Cleveland when "Cy",made rain threatened dur gate the vice in this city," vanced 10 cent. of the. deals in which th e New Haven certain - per , - the afternoon ; and Cbrr. "Let the police Set busy." ' frsaM regions, of. New England. bis debut.. The ungainly farm boy ing early evening, The . figured ibeen co difticult to un- , Connecticut.- Society of Civil excited cheers of derision when he held off until, the close of the TUavnr Wilson said City Auditor -- as this one, amid not (be- ? perform $500 Engineers will hold a summer meet- tangle only London and went Into' the' box. His grotesque ap ane. It was not until the concert had. Keating had told him that the 11 fore- (the Interstate Commerce Com- Liverpool - exchanges ing August at North .Branford. were- closed vesterdav. pearance was" accentuated by the "fact closed and the. fans had feasted their which - the Vice Commission wanted at- D R . . W. mission, tbut in the course o--f suits that the shirt him was much eyes on Wiliard ' to their hearts' con could be taken from the excess rev- Several Bridgeport members will J GERBEE brought. vty-- Je-- ale Morpe, a sister of supplied tent the rain to tend. ChaFles-.W- , too small. The laughter died down that heavy began' pat enue from the building permits. Physician and Surgeon Morse, it has been assert- , ter down. The "the vote Aldermen Corr, when to work. "Cy' greater proportion of On Casey, Life-savi- ng ed - .Haven Young began floats" " and crews and tugs went to 770 - repeatedly that ".no.New" didn't suffer in the least from stage the' parade had been safelv Moran. Coughlin, Harrigan Tpole American-Hawaiia- n Washington Avenua . was on the aid of the .v money Involved. fright, and he put in his best licks in stowed away the cars under tar- were recorded as opposed. on PHONE 2178 and even the side-sho- Olson, Blakes- - steamer Georgian, ashore a reef Hours: 8 to lA a. m. ; 6 to .to m. Note for $1,000,000 in Deal. his endeavor to show up the "city paulins many Aldermen MacFayden, - ' p. which a rich harvest lee. Roswell, Cole, near San Francisco bay. in Bed 'fellers." 'He struck out Anson reaped - the Stagg. Winterburn, The bill of the during : particulars,! however, "Cap" ; . ; -- of hitters of earlier hours had been hauled away Whitnev. Caldwell, Primrose and charges that etx July 11 1913, the : and several the hardest - . Derore- tne became' voted for the New. executive au- drive -- the White Stockings. Chicago got circus ',lot a sticky Broderick appropriation. Haven coramjljtee away your roomers mass of can-vasm- en and were . mud and the wrath of the Aldermen McHugh DeLaney only three hits off his delivery, and " thorized giving a six momths' note for were - descended with the rain upon absent. '. At The Sign of The Chimes. $1,900.000-t- the narmars' Loan and aiidkeep your friends from these widely scattered. Young . v and alike was that violent opposi- Trust Co. ds was never in trouble and he breezed performer lounger It expected This note, it; declared; over home an victor over the re tion would develop to the .proposal to played an important part in the Met- staying night. They easy MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS establish an eight foot building line in ropolitan-' dealt it had been doubtable "Cap" Anson's club. avenue, .north Con- SOMETHING NEW .although' rather leave and say noth- In his on the diamond Housatonlc ..from; (vstensiblyr; two te- - younger days HOLD LIVELY PRIMARY. T- The cleanest and most to eat' corn completed years Young, like many of the other play gress street. graceful way from, ore This deal describ- - it is but is not discussed cob is , that time; is ing courtesy, ers, wore a cute little but 3 The Republican aldermen the with, the 5 mustache, Jackson Miss., Aug. Democrats caucus ed: as: ' ... in later he discarded facial the project at a held before the "A Rob-bins- , forgotten. years .that throughout Mississippi today ballotted is the streets EZEAT CORN transaction whereby embellishment. He took the session and it likely' that' SPOON with- other of the con-- - always' for candidates for state and county and sidewalks committee will CYRUS; PRESTO KILLER best . of care of himself, especially of offices in. a report By drawing the spoon backwards over an ear of corn, spirators and utilizing funds and cred- arm of his. in party primary considered the matter favorably at the meeting it cuts the kernels clean from the cob sa you want it, at New-Haven;- - that great it of the New Eng- will kill the and thel right Early equivalent to an election. Five can next Monday night. It has been sug- same time the corn on the bugs rid his career he drank a little, but later have a hard street be widened as the filling. up the front part of land Navigation .Co. xuid the Billard he cut it out. His winters were spent didates, waged campaign gested that the spoon. Triple plated on nickel silver, Co.,; 'New Eng-lan- house of the 25c. for the gubernatorial nomination. two teams can pass only with difficulty the Securities Co,; pest, in hard work on his and to that - the Eastern Securities Co. farm, in its t width.- 75c $8.25 dozen the Pacific he attributed his good condition Fair-chil- each, per Co., the Pacific Co., ALMANAC FOR TODAY Judge A. B. Beers representing d Navigation the & Fhelton the es- Chilmark Co, and the St." Lawrence Thirty-eig- ht members of theivcrew and, Sherman, Securities Sun rises . . 4:50 a. m. tate opposed the project. He said the Co., Ltd., procured control of the Norwegian steamship Trond . . was ' cf the Co. of Sun sets 7:08 p. m. street now purely au outlet from MetropolLtan JomsfJord, sunk .by a German sub Ttight water 6:35 a, m. the storage and indus- NV.v to Maine on Co manufacturing- G. W. FAIRCHILD & SOWS, Jersey (successor the marine Friday, were landed at . on and- ac- cor-i-n--- i Moon rises 1058 p. m. tries carried there that the in nj!-- caiusqi lip. hoats,. Tale . - serve no i penhagen Low water 11:41 a. m. tion would good "purpose as an-- op-crat- ed PHARMACY.., Established In 1865. Jewelers and Harvard, to be removed to and two' buildings already project beyond Qptlcianr in Pacific Coast waters, .and Fairfield Cor? Court- - N Custom SIB Suit Sale B CELERY PLANTS the foot line. Edward . 907 MAIN .STREET. CORNER P. O. ARCADE. Ave.,' - eight Attorney caused its remaining vessels to he ' NOW LYFORD BXTV 15c Pfer dozen K. Nicholson Clausen & to. theV BROTHERS representing conveyed Eastern- Steamship land' Street. W . : East Side and West End "X JOHN RECK, & SON Flanagan, orewers, also appeared in