Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 11, 1914, Page 7

hl cakes and candies on numerous o have been provided. Arthur Brown gave pleasing entertain- ment in the home one evening ' in March. In the season of Sunday -chunl picnics the Rock Nook children have had a share, and_Founders' day, the birthday of Moses Plerce, was celebrated in the Lowthrope mfldows. Special mention should be made of the Baster cards sent by Lucille George Guile, Horace and Eliza- Bill, Russell, Donald and Gladys bone, Robert and Clifford Moody, ore and Raymond Houghton, ‘Walter and Helen Weisgraber, Anna and Mabelle Rodier, Emma Thompson, Natalie and John Lyons, Willie Pyne, Constance Everett and Falth Curtis. Also of a valuable sofa for the re- ception room from Miss Parker, and of the highly valued assistance given by the Hope circle and the Grace cir- cledol King’s D(‘l‘r"n!m w‘l;o ;‘o‘ve made n‘hpn esses an vs’ bl & her additions to the ward- | Tobe hn.\'e been received tram Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. James France, Mrs. Dr. Harper, Mna, Fuller, Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. A. T. Otis, ‘Walter Rogers, m‘!’m-ou and Mrs. W. T. Wil- Books, papers, toys and cards have. been given by Mrs. Ackley, Mrs. Beck- | with, Mrs. Gale, Betty Gilman and ulu Kent_ akes, candies, fruit, vegetables, undw.cnea. ete., have been sent on va- rious occasions by Mrs. -Allis; Mrs. James Andrews, Mrs. Dennis, Martin! Durr, Mrs, G, D. Coit, Mrs. A. A. Guile, Mrs, O. L. Johnson, Miss Maud Lathrop, Mrs. F. J. Leavens, Mrs. Pul-| len, Miss Porteous, Mrs. Wiillam Rick- | Mrs. M. D. Robinson, Mrs, Ada: Reid, Joseph Schwenk, Mrs. R. I/ Smith, Mrs. Willlam Webster and the! societies of the First Congregational and the Park churches. The bilis for the household are neces- V sarily large, though the utmost care is ' taken to keep them as small as real | economy permits. It is therefore a gratification to acknowledge the grat- uitous services of Dr. Kimball, and! very conmsiderable discounts on the! bills of Drs. LaPierre, the Edward| Chappell Co., the New London county jall (for repairs), the Southern New England Telephone Co,, Kies Co, Reid & Hughes Co., the Providence ! ery, R F. Smith, L."A: Fenton and | in money amounting (Dl been received from J. C. Averill, Mrs. George W. Lane, Miss C.!| T. Gilman, Mrs. T. J. ‘Wattles and ' Messrs. Thomas M. and William H. Shields. From Brondwly S\mdl!| school 850, First Congregational church $5.87, Federated church N, 50, | church - Sunday | :(‘:?%l ‘40 70" Taftville Sunday mhooli Not'lm-u.ndl“ generous 40~ | nations, the home is very much in need | of money, as unusual repairs of impor- tance are necessary, beyona the ordi- | nary expenses. Some of the Sunday | #chools have - not yet reported their' Children’s day offerings, but the pres- ' ent indications point to a reduced in- €ome from this source, while the ex- g:nlen of maintaining th ehome must increased. But gratitude is said to'| eflnll!t in “a lively sense of favors to come,” and the Rock -Nook home has been so long and so _cordially support - ed by the people of Norwich thaf their ::ntlnlled assistance cannot be doubt- LOUISA G. LANE, Secretary. FUNERALS. - James Ring. At 1.15 o'clock Friday morning the; funeral of James Ring was held‘from his home ir Colchester with services in St. Andrew’s church at 8 o'clock. Rev. Daniel R. O'Donnell officiating. Members of the Holy Name soclety of the church filled the olaces of bearers. In the attendance were relatives from Norwich, BEridgeport and other places, The remains were brought to this city on the C. V. train arriving here 2t 10.26 and were accompanied by Un- dertakers Cummings and Ring. Rela- tives acted as bearers here and burial took place in the family plot in St Mary’'s cemetery: There were a hum- ber of handsome floral remembrances. Miss Mary McGillicuddy, With a large attendance of rela- Hives and friends the funeral of Miss Mary McGillicuddy was held from the home of her parents, s Daniel McGillicuddy on Bliss iday morning at 815 o'clock. At o'clock in St. Patrick’s church there Was a mass of requiem, Rev, T. A. Grumbly officiating. Two hymns were rendered by Mrs. F. L. Farrell at the ciose of the mass. The bearers were Anthony T. Moran, James 8. Notris, Alfred Brady, Harry Lewis Morgan Cronin, and James Mara and burial: took place in St. Mary's cemetery. Among the many flowess was a large pillow from the employes of the Bos- ton store. People from New London, Providence and other Dllcu were in the attendance. Undertakers Shea and Burke had charge of, the funeral arrangements. Mrs. Richard R. Latimer. M 2 ocloek !'ridly afternoon the Brown, widow of ehnnl h. !Amn-r was held from her late home in Gales' Ferrl and the ser- vice was conducted BY Rev. John G. Potter of Gn.le- Ferry, who wu as- sisted by Rev. m Avn U'n- casville, ronnu— E. church at Gales my. Thuo wu a Tenance. was ars Theaging reletives lendance was N ves and riends from Norwich, New Lon- don and other‘ piaces. The bearers were Bdward H. Latimer, a_son, Rev. George Murphy, D. D.. of Indiana, a son-in-law, Robert Latimer of Newark, N. J, a nephew, and Fred Fitch of New London, another nephew, Burial took place in the Gales Ferry cem- g Berton Eceleston. remains of Berton Hccleston who in Preston on Thursday were sent to on Friday Un- ‘-me . A. Gager, ?fo.,rnvhmb,bm'lzl —_— TYPHOON STRIKES GUAM. f ey @evernor Reports Hervy Storm Which Did filmu- to Cropu. At 8o—Women's Hos ity of 123%c At ’o—-wmn'l Fast Black Hoslery, value u%c. At 17c—Women's l«\pl. Hosiery at 17¢ 'a pair, 8 for At _19c—Women's Burson Tan Lisle Hoslery, value 25c. At 220—Women's 8ilk Hosiery, black, - tan and white. At 290—Women's Sample Hoslery at 29c a pair, 3 for 85¢. At 88c—Women's Black Silk Lisle, lavgnder tops, value 50c. . At 85c\ Women's Stlk Hosfery, black, White and tan, value $1.00. J At 92o—Women's Silk Hoslery, black, white and tan, value $1.50. Summer Underwear At 11c—Boys’ Athletic Ribbed Shirts, sleeveless, value 15c. At 220—Boys' Ventilated Union Suits, value 25c. At 8c—Women's Summer Weight Rib- bed Vests, value 13%c. At 11c—Women's Ribbed Vests, a va- riety of styles, value léc. At 14c—Women's Ribbed Vests, al styles, value 19¢c. At 17e—Women’s Sample Vests at 17c each, 8 for 50c. At 19c—Women's Fine Lisle Ribbed Vests, value 25c. 29c—Women's Sample Underwear, Vests and Union Suits. 23c—Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, value 39c. 39¢c—Women’s Union Suits, lace rimmed, value 50c. 44c—Women's Unien Suits, all styles, value 59c. At 59c—Women’s Union Suits, lace ¥ trimmed, vaiue 75c. Women’s Neckwear Venlse and Oriental Lace Col lars, “white, ecru and colos sflmdlsdo E’siuortn;ent. actual value §0c, ic and $1.00—Sale pric 25¢ Venise and Oriental Lace Col- lar and Cuff Sets—also collars for walsts and coats, in biack, white and ecru, value $1.00 to $2.00—Sale price ..... 5“ Laces—-Embroideries At 3c—One lot of Val. Laces and In- sertings—Sale price 3c a yard. At 3)sc—Torchon Lace Edgings and fnsertings, value s and ioc. At 12'/zhLinen Cluny Lace Edgings ang Insertings, value 25c. At 2ic—Shadow Lace BEdgings for Camisoles, value 39c. At 3/pc—Hamburg Embroideries, Edg- ings only, value 8c and 1l0c. At 9¢c—Hamburg Edgings and Insert- ings, value 12%c to 25c. At 19c—18-inch Hamburg Bmbroid- eries, value 25¢ to 89c. At 28c—Embroidered Flouncings, blinc and open patterns, value 3%c. Handkerchiefs—-(ilofis At 2,c—Children’s Colored Borde: “Handkerchiefs, 2 for be. At 2)/,6—Women's White . Hemstitchec Handkerchiefs, 2 for dc. At 3,c—Women's Fine White Hand- kerchiefs, 3 for 10c. At 5c—Men’s White Satin Border Hapdkerchiefs, value 10c. At 70— Men's White Hemstitched Handkerchlefs, 4 for 25c. At 9c—Women's Plain Linen Hand- kerchiefs, value 12%c. At 10c—Men’s Plain Linen Handker- chiefs, value 123c. At 14c—Men’s Plain Linen Handker- chiefs, value 19c. At 29c—Women's Lisle Gloves, a sam- «ple line, black, white and colors, value 50c, At 44c—Elbow Length Lisle Gloves, black and white, value 60c. At 69c—Elbow Length Silk Gloves, black and white, value $1.00. At 59c—Women's Kid Gloves, in black, white and tan. COMPANY MOTORCYCLIST. CRASHED INTO AUTO ON HILL. J. A. Starr of Wilmington, Del, Dan-~ gerously Injured Near Meriden. Meriden, Conn, July 10.—Speeding on a motorcycle up a sharp incline on Hicks avenue, leading on to the sti.e road between Meriden and Hartford, Joseph A. Starr of Wilmington, Del., lud. into an automobile owned and en by Bimperico Vefl of New Bflwn this afternoon, was drag- ‘-d 30 feet under fiu lront ot the car, ffered a fractured skull and broken lm leg, He is now at the Meriden hospital, with grave doubts entertain- ed of his recovery, being unconscious since taken from beneath the car. Neri is one of the fir mof Neri Broethars of New Britain, fruit dealers, and is now held at the’ liorldon pouee station \lnd-r $2,000 bonds. Starr was one of fi:"’ of seven nulans 2 _trip from ‘Wilmington to Springfiel He was ‘n vance of his pariy and coming along minutes later his friends were hor- mishap. THE PORTEQUS GMITCHELL | #sers comor s v | roads, where the view of each is shut | bet, and China have been discussing | or metal lined. ! British Foreign Secrstary Says Tib- Women's at $1.18, value 3176 - Women's at $148, value §2.35. Women's at $139, value $17. . Younmowwmrnmrmvm , NEW Umntmnm—bm THE FACTORY TO US. THERE WERE MANY OF YOU WHO COULD: SCARCELY CREDIT OUR ADVERTISEMENT, BUT THEY AROUSED YOUR BARGAIN-LOVING IN-| Women's at 8230, vaius josa. - STINCT AND YOU CAME TO THE FACTORY END SALE. YOU FOUND THAT WE HAD FILLED THE MEAS- URE HEAPING FULL AND RUNNING OVER—THAT WE KEPT EVERY PROMISE AND GAVE EVEN BETTER W m BARGAINS THAN WE ADVERTISED. Small am, 'n'lENmnAPOMTOA'ITEND'flflSFACTORYENDSALETODAY—ANDCOME EARLY IN |** % Jevwar. THE DAY. 2‘;;’.".‘.3’.'2-“... Cut Qut this Section and hand it to the Man of the Family MEN'S WEAR BFrAcTo Vdmoliahuwfl»m!bofo\mdm#floof&i&u' Men’s and Youths’ Spring Suits in plain colors and Fancy' Mixtures at substantial reductions— > At $ 7.95—regular price $10.00 At $ 8.95—regular price $12.00 « - At $10.95—regular price £15.00 At $12,50—regular price’ $18.00 At $16.50—value $20.00 and $22.00 MEN’S RAIN COATS MEN’S HOSIERY At § 429, regular price 3 6.00. | At So—Men's Hoslery in biue At $1.50—of White Linen. Siose; mdar rce Hio brown mixtures, vaiue 10c. AEPLITE Trad b, tina, WHITE WASH SKIRTS At 98c—of White Ratine. mmmwmwsmAmomusrwvwsmmmmmom At 9o B-rnte-.-nm&‘ NOT ADVERTISED. PRICES ALREADY ADVERTISED HOLD GOOD AS LONG AS LOTS LAST. Combs—all at Sc each, 3 for 26a. X 3 At 19c—Women's Silk Flastic Belts, value 26c and §0c. s '] IN THE FACTORY At 19c—Opera Length Beads, all colorm. wou END SALE value 26¢. At $198German Sfiver Mesh Bags. . 5 S-inch frames, $3.00. Some of the best values in the Factory End Sale will be found - hhey < At 98c—Hair Switches, 26-inch, guar- on our Second Floor. antoed § months, value $3.08. At 4%0—Matting Shopping Bags, EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN TAILORED SUITS S 6 Suits reduced to $5.00 from $9.95. At 89c—Matting Sult Cases, sfse 34~ 19 Suits reduced to $ 9.98 from $15.00 and $17.50. inch, value $1.00. 15 Suits reduced to $14.95 from $26.00 and $30.00. At 30c—White Crochet Hand Women's Spring Weight Coats, only & Whine SO APAI, coATs few left, but for a quick clearance we 5 98 At 7o—Boxed Writing Paper, 24 Shesta offer them at ¥ and 24 Envelopes, value 10c. WOMEN'S WAISTS, 95c At 12/,0—Women's and Children's. Women's White Volle and Or, Hose Supporters, all sises y Waists, attractive styles, excellent colors, vatue 15c, 19¢ and e, material, at S5c each. . MEN’S TOP COATS At 8c—Men's Hoslery in blue and|$10.00 RAIN COATS, $4.75 SILK WAISTS, $2.98 . At a1 regular price ua oo. brown mixtures, value/ 12%c. ‘Women's Double-texture Rain Coats,| Women's Crepe-de-Chine and Messa- F: m t $16.60, regular price $22. At 9o—Men's Hoslery, black, tan, navy|the kind that sell regularly at $10.00— |line Waists, newest style models, at Rms actory MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS and gray, value 1Z%c. Special price $4.75. $2.98, value $3.98 and $4. > At 19c—Men's Silk Lisle Hosiery, all N Ve - At Ioech geia A Sresando o, BlgaFragend CHILDREN'S COATS, $3.50 CREPE BLOUSES, $3.98 At 5o—No. 1 Wash Ribbons, all colors , regular .00, Fewe ¥ Chil 'l " g - At $1.69, regular price $5.00. At 29c—Men's Silk Hostery. black and e e T e i e T T T Sc a plece, § yards, value So. M!N's wonKlNc TROUSERS P 0N Yane: o Choose now at $3.50. to $6.50. At So—No. 1% Wash Rivtbons, S0 s 19 o g:‘c:: g—g:- SUSPENDERS—BELTS $1.00 WAISTS AT 69 CHILDREN’S DRESSES, 69 plece, § yards, value Sc. - Suspenders—19¢c value 25c. Women's Tailored Waists and Children’s Wash Dresses, neat and] At 8c—No. 2 Wash -‘9 regular price $2.00. Suspenders—39c_value 50c. o. Ribbons, S & -pisce, o Coatees—also Balkan Middy Blouses— |attractive styles, at 69c, regular price 90y, Teguisr pric $2.60. Belts—18c value 25c. al] at 69c, value $1.00 and $1.25. | 98e. § yards, vaiue 10c. ATl Silk Taffeta e inches _wide, MEN‘S OUTING TROUSERS Belts—3% value 50c. Ribbon, At E all colori: MEN’S SUMMER UNDERWEAR At 19¢c—Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, value 25c. At 31c—Men’s genuine “Porosknit” Un- derwear, second quality of 50c regular price $3.00. 95, regular price $3.50. At regular price $4.00. At $4.39, regular price $5.00. MEN’S AUTO DUSTERS 1,19, regular price $1.50. At $295, regular price $4.00. At $4.39, regular price $5.00. MEN’S AND YOUTHS' CAPS At 420. re(llll.r price &0c. O E: MILLINERY J3"5.0% TVen"Crrenes ane incLudeo WHY NOT HAVE A NEW HAT? UNTRIMMED HATS, 250 FINE FLOWERS, 250 Untrimmed Hats for Women and | Fine French Flowers. in a variety of | At So—36-inch Brown Sheeting—Sais e Dioe v Misses, in a Variety of attractive|kinds and colorings, & splendid sasort- |t *price seia en At ‘1.1" price $1.50. Oc. shapes, value up to $1.00—all at 25c |[ment, value up to $1.00—at 25c a At .-uh each. bunch, STEAMER TRUNKS At .19, regular price At $6.29, regular price regular price 7.95, regular price LARGE SIZE TRUNKS 8.95, regular price 549, regular price t § 6.95, regular price At $ 7.95, regular price At $ 895, regular price At $10.95, regular price At $12.95, regular price WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS At 8¢, regular price lbc. At 17¢c, regular price 25c. grade. 31c—Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, allue 39c. WOMEN’S DRESS HATS AT $1.98 Suits, value $1.00. o ‘Women’s and Misses’ Dress Hats, newest shapes of the season, reg- “El‘{':n:ufltzx.o’:fuh'fl Unlon] jar $2.98 and $3.98 Hats, reduCed £0 «oqesoreseneeeornnns = res-$1.98 At mo_«-im Brown Sheeting from. 8o—Mon's ~Athletlc Nainsook| oo ol o0 one e TRIMMED SAILORS, 480 Unlon Suits_ value $1.00. Women's Trimmed Sallors, in black| Women's Black Trimmed Sailors, | BLANKETS—ALL KINDS #1.16Men's Tuibbed Unlon Bules, 1] lue .50, - A1 Wiags, valus, SLAM only—Clearance price 25c each. Tooc SR -Cletramtn SO0 W00 SNOL L So-Jne cave of Ceib i Sale price 9c each, WORKING AND NEGLIGEE SHIRTS WOMEN’S DRESS HATS AT $298 At 390—Cotton Blankets, 11-¢ size. At 42c—Bovs' Negligee Shirts, with or . without collar, value c. e lack | Women's Stylish Dress Hats, in a big variety of this season's new- At $1.864—White and Gray Wooinap A ‘szd,":'mezc':',‘,wfl,'xri'h.k}’ and| ‘st shapes—our famous 35.00 Dress Hats, reduced to $2.98 Biankets, value tuo. blue’ chambray, value_50c. At $388 2 pairs of amortas Wool 42—Mon's Negligeo Shirts, at-|UNTRIMMED HATS, 9o CHILDREN’S HATS, s $450 and 9600 tached cuffs, value 50c. Women's Fine Quality Untrimmed | Children's Fine Dress Hats, a splen- 250 NECKWEAR AT 19 79c—Men's Negligee Shirts, &t-|Hats, 8 variety of shapes and colorings | d1d sssortment of newest shapes and | At "m Tais Maniistia) fuod Men's Silk Four-in-Hand and Bat tached cuffs, value $1.00. —all at 98¢, former prices $1.98 and |colorings, at $1.98, former prices $3.98 Wing Ties, narrow and wide ends, 88c—Men's Soft Shirts, Frenehlgs and $6.00, 24 Axm-—ammm.- egular 35c Neckwear at 19c. cuffs, u;; w;luwmw “Bagle” —_— > make, value CASES—8H 0c NECKWEAR AT 3% $1.19—Men's Madras and BSolsette WOMEN’'S FINE DRESS HATS, $6.95 PILLOW EETS ’ Our entire stock of Men's §0c Neck- Shirts, value $1.50. At this price we offer a choice of our entire line of Women's Fine Dress |At So—Pillow Cases, value 13%0. F wvear, in all shapes and colorings- T Hatse—Pattern Hats, Gage Hats and French Hats—all at $6.95 each, value up |At 12/40—Pillow Cases, value i6e. to $18.50. At 15c—Piliow Cases, valne 20c. - §—P, 46c—Sheets, valoe 55o :ItE :;:si‘:z:gf:&:a;wvu in black 2:6:‘2:—3;::? Ni‘:: ‘:::—u. plain Wany othis Yoarpalivs in -Millinery—Ostrigh and Fasty. Fegthors, Orhe- :: S tapat e 895 i -§ and tan, value $1.26. White and trimmed, value 50c. |ments, Etc. At 670—Sheets, value 5o ia At $1. 10—!100. Auto Gloves in black| At 69¢c—Men's Night rts, plain At 87c—Sheets, value Ske. d tan, vall 50. white and trimmed, value $1.00. At 31.53—'[“1: famous “Grinnell’ Auto|At $1.19—Men's Pajamas, fancy Gloves, ventilated, value $2.00. Madras and Soisette, val 1.50. At fl—-’i’—-v)len'l Ventilated Gauntlet | At $1.59—Men's .Pajamas of fin qull- Gloves, value $3.00. ity materials, value $2.00. BOYS’ WEAR IN THE FACTORY END SALE Sc—Men's and Boys’ Farm Hats. Farm Hats.| - valae 25c. Be sure and visit our Wash Goods, Silks and Dress Goods, |, . o0 case of Twiied Cotsond Upholstery and Carpet and Kitchenware Department for At ,/m“c.fi::;’,: Factory End Bargains that are unmatchable. u 1134c—Linen Crash, value l$c. At Sc—Huck and Turkish Towels— Sale priss 3¢ each. At 180—36 dozen Hemstitchied Turkish Towels, value 30c. WOMEN'S CORSETS T Factory End Bargains in Corsets that are unmatchable. e mmfi" 1.19, regular price $1.50. 1.59, regular price $2.00. 45, regular price $3.00. 42c—Bo; . value 50c. At Boys' Russian Serge Suits at 89c—Boys' Straw Hats, value 50c. | $2.69, value $3.50. 3 $2.69 690—Boys’ Straw Hats, value $1.00. At Boys' Spring Welght Over- mo-LBoy- Blouses, value 26c. ‘2_,5 SR e GO, ko' S50, AiSa; Valog St i Corsote—this - 88c | One case of 36-inch English S0 Boys Bloussa: value 31.00. | Boys' Rubber Coats at 3259, 600 pairs of Standard Grade entire . surplus| .20, | Dong Cloth—Sale price. 836 42c—Boys' Khakl Kaickerbockers, 05’ value $3.00. for 10-yard plece, value $1.30, yalie 50c. BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUI At 69c—Boys' Khaki and Linen Knick- e :;" e, R ey Bate valie 3e gfi Tegular price § 5.00. o— ren'’s mpers, value A At 44c—Children's Rompers, value 50c. 69, regular price § 6. regular price § 8. AT T arw S EWISME. Sulte, | valoy 49, regular price $10.00. Indian Chief Outfits, Al regular price $12.00. COAT SWEATERS At 98c—Boys' Sweaters, value $125. At $1.95—Boys' Sweaters, value $2.50. Women's and Misses’ At regular price 8!.00. At $3.95, regular price $5.00. At :%. regular price $6.00. At regular price $3.00. stock of a prominent New England Manufacturer—AT LESS e THAN HALF PRICES. AT 25¢ A PAIR VSTV S2M5 soe'A pam AT 44¢ A PAIR IRV S°RRE 510 A Pan AT 69c A PAIR /OMEN'S CORSETS THAT In the lot are high, low and m;dium bust, with four and six hose sup- SELL AT $1.50 TO $200 A PAIR Pporters, sizes 21 to 24. They are made of good quality Batiste and Coutil— AND EVERY PAIR IS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. BEDSPREADS—ALL KINDS - At 69c—Bedspreads, value 3¥e. At 97c—Bedspreads, value $L25. At $135—Bedspreads, value 31.65. At $1.88—Bedspreads, value $2.00. THE PORTEQUS & MITCHELL . COMPANY $1.00. At m—Boyu’ Cowboy BSuits, value BOV!' WASHAILE sUITS At 85¢c, regular price $1.00. At 98¢, regular price $1.25. The committee also|free clinics being held in connection | tary increase, and Gr.ll Britain bad off from the other by a cliff. the subject of Tibetan/'autonomy, has | @appropriated $2,000 for the rebuilding | with the eignteenth annual conven- | not been responsibie for Starr’'s father was notified and is| been in session since last fall, and e | commission. tion of the American Dental associa- coming from Wilmington. convention was recently drafted and nen. progress along this line has been | \ ggiONARY n‘.nuu‘r. - presented for signature to the three | THREW CANADI trated, experts using a mixture A WARNING FOR CHINA. SENORIAN IR BY MYSTIC WOMAN. governments, which deadens pain while leav- CHIEF OFF HI® BOAT. tient lly conscious. i o e ————————— b mclhopcenwov Mrs. Mary B. B Left B " Thousand Dollars to Methodists. SALEM FIRE BURNED Captain of American Boat Had His P OVER 253 ACRES. Men Put Oflm on Canal Bank. =g Mystic, Conn,, July 10—~The will of the late Mary B. Brewster, widow of Slate Roofs Required in New Ordnance | St. Catherines, . Ont., July 10—A Ca- 8ir Edward Gny D-y- Great Britain : s Adopted by City Counoil. nadian chief of police was thrown he Has Done Her Best. alleges, from the steamer Cadillac, an = b outer and inner Tibet reached by the London, July 10.—Criticisms of the | opposition from relatives, gives $1,000 recent convention at Darjeeling, In- Salem, Mass., July 10.—THo hundred | American vessel, to & canal bank, . bloated armaments of the Europesn | each to the T e hina foday by Sir|!n the fire which lald waste more than | summons on Captain Sullivan, Sulli- “:‘,! etan Question Must Be Settled. Lendon, July 10.—A warning that trouble may come because of China's refusal to sign the conventlon in re- gard to what territory shall compose NO PROGRESS ON LIHITATION OF ARMAMENT. and fifty-three acres were burned over | when he boarded the ship to serve s Edward Grey, the British Foreign sec- | One third of the city on June 25, and | Yan contenter no British police of- | Powers were directed at Sir Edward|of the Methodist e‘hII!!h. retary. Sir ldward was speaking on | 26,500,000 gallons of water were used ficer had the right to board an Ameri- | Grey, the British foreign secretary, in c.mw’ ‘-‘mmi ‘New the subject of the apprepriations for| by the firemen in fighting the flames, m V-'lm ln.g. looon}.l:.w the com- | the House of Commons today. 10 Confersince ' tund’ Bor K e s the Foreign Office in the House of | according to official issued by | fy nt, “d two of officers and reply Sir Edward declared that Great|ana $1,600 to the My: Commons, and said: the city engineer and the water de-| oo tf::' to deposit the chief of police | Britain has done ncr best, but her di-| Episcopal for n‘:‘:' “If China dees not sign, but reserts. partment today. "C. Sulli 1 tea | Tt suggestions foreign countries to an aggressive policy, the cons The rehabilitation committee N L n WAk labie ariusted | on'ta:thb Hnitation’ of Srimments o . uences must be disastrous for China. | ported to{he General Reliet Commities e TR 84000 nat certainly will be grave trouble| today that 500 families have been as- b bail. e India frontier, which wil :l:tad in resuming housekeeping to quire Great l?rn.‘n'l‘nm u;h.uka up _the Y & mmr seriously ‘D'Im-ml 8 ci eount I“M a new roof- cnm._ s md‘n ulflns all roofs to 5 good the contrary, théy had been regarded be said, as attempts to Ihn Mr conmlo(thalrtrndmo(