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EDITORIAL NOTES

In the old days when sailor in the Navy did div he did it his the side of the vessel and all he for it bath How things have changed is indicated by the advertisements being put out for to in the submarines and offering inducemen dol lar in addition to the regular monthly for each dive of the boat up to fifteen dollars month.
 Some industrious geneaogist thinks he has discovered that of Warren G. Hardng the Republican candidate of the Republican party lived in Old Mystic this State
 will be interesting what happens when the of it. With this great regard for everything ancient he might be tempted to the Marion porch to Mystic he has established precedent by moving the Mckinley fagpoe the Marion lawn it may be that he will think Mystic out there.
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TWO FINED $25
 IN CITY COURT

Sebastino Sca11o alleged keeper of a, gambling house at 34 Lexington avenue whose place was raided on Saturday night was fined s25 with out costs in the City court this morn ing and the five frequenters of the place had the cases against them no11ed.
 Another alleged keeper of a gamb- ling house, Joseph Cherry of 426 Main street was also fined S25 with out costs in the City Court this morn ing and three frequenters who were arrested at the same time had their cases against them nolIed.
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WHEN PROHIBITION
 DON'T PROHIBIT

Prohibition is not worrying some of the good citizens of this city and vicinity according to the City Court persons who imhibed too freely over the week end and as a result spent pleasant half hour in the City Court this morning before Judge Bartlett.
 Con Cadorsl1y of Water street, was picked up on Noble avenue on Satur- day night by Patrolman J. Donahue much under the influence of the for bidden "hooch" and posted a bond of $15 to appear in the City Court again tomorrow morning when the case was continued over by Judge Bartlett. Despite the helpless condi- ton of the man when arrested the officer found that he had escaped robbery, which is unusual in most cases and that his roll of $40 was safe.
 Other drunk cases in the court this morning and their disposition were as follows:
 Dan Doyle of Water street was cutting up quite a bit while under the influence and thought he could not be arrested as he claimed that he knew every cop in the city. The judge told him in court this morning that this was one time he had been fooled in what he thought and to be more careful in the future. The judge suspended execution of sentence in his case.
 Dan Flemish of Bostwick avenue also had sentence suspended, Mrs George Wroblinsky of 235 Catherine street and Elizabeth Fischer of Stratford both forfeited bonds of $15 Charles Lindford also of Stratford forfeited bonds of $15.
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to be traversed by public service motor vehicles in the city of Bridge port only if such routes as may be fixed are reasonable.
 "The intent of the Legislature in leaving this matter in the control of the city must have intended that the routes as fixed must be reasonable and of the greatest benefit to all in terests.
 We believe these corrections should be made in justice to the court itself and the public at large.'
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NORTH CAROLINA HOPEFUL.

Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 16-Predic- tions by leaders in the North Caro- lima legislature that the Senate within the next few days would vote on ratification of the Federal Su:rage amendment caused suffragists and their opponents today to redouble their efforts to secure pledges of sup port Neither the Senate nor House was in session, both having recessed over Sunday until late tomorrow.
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TENNESSEE WILL
 VOTE TOMORROW

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 16.-Fate of the federal suffrage amendment iii tennessee may be known tomorrow. M enpbers of the legislature predicted today that the House would vote to- morrow on the ratification resolution which has been adopted by the Sen ate. Both suffragists and their oppo- nents declared they were confident of success,
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OPERATORS HAVE
 REFUSED ADVANCE

Cleveland, Aug. 16-The bituminous coal operators of the central competi- tive field today refused the miners demands for. a $2 a day increase for day and monthly men and ten cents ton for pick and machine mining
 Increases of thirty-five to seventy two cents a day for day and monthly men were offered
 The miners rejected the offer
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MCCALL RECoNsDERING.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Forne CT Governor Samuel w. Mccall. of Mass achusetts, who recently declined ap- pointment as member of the United States Tariff Commission, is consider ing the offer at the request of Pres ident Wilson. It was said today at the White House that while there was no word from MT. Mccall. it was believed he would accept. The senate failed to act on his nomination and he was given recess appointment.
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10000 TONS OF
 COAL ARRIVE

Thirteen barges bearing an aggre- gate amount of more than 10000 tons of coal arrived in Bridgeport harbor last night in tow of two barges. The fuel is consigned to var ious local plants. Nine barges were brought in by McWiihams Blue line tug and four others arrived in tow of an Owen McCafery and Sons boat
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PIED PIERS

VERY ONCE in awhile there individual 1L like the Pied Piper need only make suggestion large numbers of people ready moments hes- taion to follow it to the of hoarded savings Ponz to belong class That should have lured and duped large
 lous and inexperienced not strange but affairs of two reputable supposedly manag
 headed experts an extent that
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MORRIS FINED S1O

Mike Morris of s3 Wallace street a1- legged keeper of disorderly house who was arrested in a raid made by policemen of the Fourth precinct today was fined s10 and costs in the City court this morning when ar raigned before Judge Bartlett. The case against Laura Collins of 55 Tom Thumb street who was arrested in connection with the case was dis missed.
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HJDGE DIDN'T
 HINT CHANGE

(Continued from Page One) Banks has suggested changes in the ordinance but it certainly does not justify the inference which appears to have been drawn from it.
 The proper and only inference that could be drawn from the foregoing abatement of the judge must be that fhe city has power to fix the routes
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LIABILITIES $14,O4O.53;
 ASSETS ONLY $500

Richard Salztein, proprietor of mems furnishing store in this city, ha s filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States court clerks office in New Haven. He states his liabilities to be S14.040 5. There are 55 cred itors on the list, who are located in many different cities and states. The assets total to S1, 300, consisting of $7CO worth of stock and machinery valued at Sf10
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DIED

DUFFY-In this city, Aug IA, 1920, Anna Murphy. wife of John Duffy of 439 Dover street, aged 39 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the undertaking parlors of Mullins, Scott & Redgate, 293 Golden Hill street. on Tuesday, Aug. IT, at S:30 a. m., and from St. Charles church at a. m,
 Interment at St. Michaefs ceme- tery,
 Automohile cortege. 2.
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CORONER ON THE JOB.

Coroner John J. Phe1an has return ed to the city. and has resumed his duties, this morning, after spending two weeks in New York Corone> Phelan was delegate to the Knight.
 of Columbus convention in New York.
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FOR SALEHFour young pigs, fat enough to butcher, Henry Petit. Sandy Hook, Conn, R. F. D. 56.
 a.r
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2 family house, 12 rooms, all improvements. Stratford Ave, near Seaview Ave, price sS,700, cash required s3,000. Two provements Hough Ave, near Stratford Ave, SIP, 800, cash $2, 800. Prevalent Development Corp, 1119 Broad St, Room 6. P23aIa
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tCcntinucxs Frssn Our Lat IsrucJ
CHAPTER VII.
liz Son

tCcntinuc<s FrvSn Our Last ISsuc)
CHAPTER VII.
liz SON
Casxuyu~ was tho first TO speak
Doll. you look horribly worried.
Wen. you've sent for tho right man.
I'm going 10 takc this worry Off
your face ard hands nj onoo.-
Thank you. Dick
You're worrying about tho boy.
by tho way. how 10 hoy-
Hes very we'll
Jolly little ocv~s Nov. I've
guessed your rrsusou for sc~inx me.
offered help and you refused !,
most unkindly. Now you mean 10
give me a great PLEASURE
IL was deiicateiy said. but Dorothy
was miscrnbly sensible that the
speaker took an honest pride In his
generosity. That hts prtde wns about
to be humbied she knew also. and
shrAnk from infilcting the blow. Be-
ing a woman. she tried TO temper its
severity with words.
Yes. II In about the boy
Ho smiled cncouragingly. and Led
her TO the sofa. sess'ng himsen be
side her.
Dick. before W. speak Of Min.
Wish TO toll you somsthinG about
Crystal
''crystafr-
Al once hss face hardened
What arm about 10 tell you. you
must keep from her.
-of eourw.- lie laughed seorn
fuzzy. you don't think that I pratt
tic TO Crystal about other peoples
affairs--
Perhaps mt: but this II peculiarly
her affair."
Her affair." Hs inserr~s bsrAms
more acute.
Yea. oh. Uck. you mustn't 1udes
her too hsrrhiy; you must try to re
member that she loved you ana WA
prepared TO make any sacrifices Il
win you back
Can't vs cut uhhr
| mo.
Tho decision Of her r~piy startioi
him. An right. but please get "a
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For Four Days More
Bic Sale of Notions
Offering Extraordinary
Values in NeedtA Notions
OF Dependable Qudlity

Offering Extraordinary
Values in NeedfM Notions
OF Dependable Quality
Every item listed is ut least
one-third below the regular
price. and many represent n
reduction of more than one
half.
French Mercerized Darning
Cotton ....-.-........ SC
Crochet Cotton. regularly l5c,
NJ -. .lOc
Dutch Linen Tape, regularly
10c, ut &c
Embroidery Edgings, regular.
ly 35c, at ......-...1 5c
Skirt Markers. regularly
$1.50, mt .-.........-..$ 1.00
--Quarter-inch Elastic, regular
ly &c yard, ut .......-...5 &c
White Hooks and Eyes, reg
ular &c card, two for. -. &c
--Dressmakers' Pins, regularly
1Oc paper -. &c
Hope Cotton Tape. regularly
10c bolt sc
Superior Twilled Tape, regu-
larly 25c bolt .10c
Dress Beltings, regularly 15c,
zoe, 25c and 30c yard,
--konkavc Dress Beltings, reg
ularly lsc and zoe a yard,
NJ ............. ..oc
Pearl Buttons, special at.
card ................. 15c
Snap Fasteners, special at. &c
Hose Supporters, regularly
25c. ut .......-...... 19c
-Children's Rubberized Aprons.
regularly soc, at ..... .25c
Hair Nets. regularly l5c, at
l0c. 3 for ......... 25c
Invisible Hair Pins. regularly
15c. at .lOc
Safety Pins, special at 2
cards for ................5c
Clothes Pin Bags, special
at ......... zoe
Hair Pins, in cabinets. regu-
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Face Veils. regularly 25c and
BIC, at lSc
Sanitary Napkins. regularly
zoe a box, for. ........ .12R
Shell and Amber Hair Pins,
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Shoe Laces. in black only,
special at, pair. ..-....- &c
Motions. FirSt F1ooE
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The cousins shook hnnds: Amy
very flushed OF countenancc. Dorothy
pale but calm: q slight smile upon
her lips.
Mrs. Chntficid stared from one 20
the other. Her frs, emotion was OF
xratified vanity; because she had
supported a stranger apparently on
intimate forms with n great lady;
then she saw the great iady's purple
cheeks and suspended judgment
Amy had divided most OF the past
is years between the nursery and
the kennels: she adored her children
and her terricra which proves she
had affections. Moreover. NJ ono
time she had loved and admired
Dorothy M q sister. Now. looking
into Dorothy's face. Amy told herself
That here was a noble opportunity TO
befr..nd the ou,cast and fallen. Back
Of this lay. OF course. the instinct to
hush things up.
we have not met for an age said
Amy. "Arc you living here. DEAR"
Alone with my son. yes"
-of course-your son. Shall you
be at home tomorrow"
Yes" Dorothy replied. after an In
ssant.s hesitation Then she men
toned her address, which Amy re-
peatsd. Dorothy took her leave. won
dering what Amy would say a. soon
a. she was out OF hearing
Next day Amy herself furnished
information.
My dear, had to answer ques-
tons. OH was discreet. you may
be sure. And In these cases the truth
10 not best In IT..
The TRUTH"
II let Mrs. Chatf1eid think that we
had not met because OF your--~r--
marriage with--aheml--Mr. Armlne."
You mentioned my fathers
nasneY"
''Of course not Mrs.. Chatfieid
would have hunted II up in the Peer
age
A week later Dorothy was present
at a small garden party. and II hap
pened that the deans wife seemed
to melt out Of any group when Dor
othy approached IL Indeed. Mira
Chatfield was on q hot scent, for she
had found In her Poerage sig.
nificant entry under the name Of
Ielmingham; the date OF the mar
riage between George Fairfax and
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Weak. Nervous
Md Tired Out
.-or Strong.
AkorOus and
H1n Of Energy

D~ Yea PbysseAss Tes1s
0OW uuHa1ed IsDo Ia
$1,000 tne ptvsngth snA
0o1uvuDoe u NeSvsws.
Wonk onA ooo1evva People
- I've WeakgP Tt0es II
May yn0tooeea.
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MEETS
FINAL ENEMY
IN P0S[AM

n you have any IDEA that your
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TO Poslnm's healing infiucnce, con-
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feel that I have dropped OFF the bur-
den Of months OF toll IN the few
weeks I have been following the
very simple directions for the use Of
Nu1ated Iron"
II you feel your youth and health
pale or haggard--fccl
nervous. Irritable or weak---seen to
be losing much OF your ambition and
interest in iifc--you certainly owe II
to yourself TO make this simple test
OF Nuxated Iron which DR.. King
strongly recommends.
See how long you can WORK or how
far Won can walk without becoming
tired Next take two five-grain tab
let's OF Nuxated Iron three times per
day. after meals, for two weeks:
Then test your strength again and
see how much you have gained
Nuxated. Iron In used by over 5000
900 people annually 10 build up red
blood. strength and endurance.
Ma1ufactuser1 Nstet HuHatsd Irvu.
which 10 prescribed ana Recommended
above By physicians. Il not secret rem
sdy, but ons which 10 we'll Known TO
druggists everywhere. uniiks tbs older
inorgsnic irvs psoductA 10 easily as
simulated, doss not injuys the teeth. make
them black, nor upset the stsmaeh. The
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sntireiy satisfactory r~ssiits "a every pur-
chaser az they will refund your money.
u 10 dispensed in this city by Owl DRUG
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the moment Will. Mira Chatfleld
was greeting her visitor. Dorothy
realized the irnporsihlity OF escape.
Then Mrs. chatficld said: so kind
Of you TO look mo up. heard you
we're stopping with The HaInpshires
May introduce u friend OF mine.
Mrs. Armine7 Mrs. Armine--I.ady
Ipswich
''Gracious' It's Dollic-
How do you do. Amy said Dor
othy
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you are sufro ring dfeadfuiiy with
Now, 20 over TO any
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CHAPTER VIII
Whispsvinxs

Dorothy had escaped calumny 70
long that perhaps she was not alto
gethcr unreasonable in considering
herself immune from H. Then. sud.
denly. the long impending sword OF
recognition fall.
Dorothy wns drinking tea a. the
dsancry. Shs was alone with
her hostess when the door opened
and the butler said loudly;
The Countess OF Ipswich
Afterwards Dorothy wondered
whsthsr she would have recognized
her cousin. Amy. once 30 slender, In
tho majestic figure which swept into
tho deanery drawing room. During
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that helps strengthen the nerves
vsstore wasted tissues and give re-
neWed force and power to the whole
KY Lack OF sufficient iron In the
kiood not only makes man ner-
eosse, unh ealthy and easily fatieued.
tot II robs him Of that virile force,
that stamina. that strength OF will
~ necessAry TO success. I strongly
sdv4ss every man who is tagged out
- worry, work and other strains to
laid up his strength. energy and
F6durance by taking pure organic
sror-Nuxatsd IroB-for / consider
il one Of the foremost blood and
10y builders, the best to which
eSve ever had recourse"
Confirming DIR. Kings opinion on
- great and almost immediate ben
~6w felt from Nuxsted Iron. former
.ifnlteA States Senator William u.
nfoaon has this 10 say: II gave Nux-
~3nl Iron 3 test. The results have
s~ca ~ bene fetal in my own case
fS01 have made up my mind 70 let
n frteals know shout II and you
~ a. lfbevty to publish tbs state
III ~ you no desire. ] arm now "
~eGre Of age. aud l feel that . rem
5v which built up the strength and
esIurenee Of one Of my age should
~ Known TO the world"
yS6Ge 8. W. Atkinson, Of the Unit
SSies Court 81 Ciaima. At Wash
Z9eSS. gave the folio wiag AZ his ex-
yjsnce with this nerve tonic and
<S;arft bUtI1sr: "kuxatsd Iron has
c1sSs6 my appetite and vitality. !
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she had discovered a bare II the
truth. A friend in town had an
swered one question: Dorothy Fair.
fax had been presented at court -
Lady Helmingham. had becoue -.
gagged 70 be married to Richard o.
goyne. then an obscure journAliaf.
had been tsupposediy) lifted by him
and finally had mysteriously disap-
peared. Mrs. Chatfield's face RUU
grim. as she perused this letter.
Continued In Our Next lneuo1
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the sister Of Sir Augustus. and the
result: one daughter. Dorothy. In
stantly she ieapcd 10 the CONCLUSION
tina, Mrs. Anime and Lady Ipswich
were first cousins. But she was
practical enough TO know that what
satisfied her might not satisfy other
inquirlng minds in Winchester. And
to Identify Dorothy Fairfax with
Dorothy Arrnine might be no easy
matter.
At the time of the garden party
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Offer $1,000 for
Fugitive Capture

ons thoumAnd dollars reward for
tts capture Of ths murderer OF Pete
Chalevfch. Il Black Diamond. April
~ has besn offered By shs county
commissioners Chalovich. N . d.
ing statement accused George Rad
evfch. . miner. Deputy sherfffs have
becn unable TO locate thu aceuscd
man
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HER SON
HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL
Copyright ny II. A varhsn

ti,e point. eEUc
Min is not my own son. / adopt
81 HIM never married.
WHAT You arr not a widowr
Arrnine Ia a mythf
II am stiii Dorothy Fairfsx.-
Go on" he sald hoarsely. Che
mw that A. vas about to swoop on
the truth.
when Crystal believed 700 20 be
dad she placed her baby IN an In
stitution for nsmclcss and fatherles.
forocd to tell you that tho baby died;
but II lived"
Christ In Hsavus MN b my
snns-
He spoke with cssrvfction. rising
In tsrrtble agitation. Dorothy rose
also. trembling. and yet confronting
him with an indescr liable dignity.
Min In my son." shs said AMPLY.
in everything caccpf the tie q
blood. adopted him according 90
the French iaw. and have tried 10
for your sake and for his own rake
go help me Codr'
-you have BEEN faithful to me a.
waysr' Hs almost chokod-
She smiled t~nderly. -Aiwayu-
Then. very clearly. abe told him the
story. When sho had cnd~d. he sank
back into his chair. covering his facc
with his hand. She kneit down and
touched him
You aru angry with M fer not
having told you bcfore,- ie sprsns
up. Then she saw that tears lay In
his eyoa -Apsry with you hc re-
pratest would you like me to 30
down on my knees and tcIi you what
| think Of. your what . woman you
are, Ana I believed III Of you. -
Then. In a different voice, he added;
The irony OF II eats into my mar.
row Angry with you, Great
iieaScnsi You have done more for
m~ and mine than over woman did
before. renowned ios.. reputation.
friends. family. for my sake. and you
ask me II ! am angry~
Gaswoyne's rrt act vas 20 visit
his solicitors and arrange for Minis
future. his next TO renew his an.
Quain,anoe with iicselune.
Min having been piaord In the
house. At winchcstcr. Of which Hcnel.
tho was master, u wss consequently
easy for Gargoyne to run down and
acc the boy frequently. without cauH.
Ina comment What H~rel,ine
thought. Dick did not allow himself
10 conjecture.
Meantime. Dorothy had told The
boy that the money 10 pay for his
education vas part OF an unexpected
legacy.
After . couple Of Year, had passed,
II became more ard morp sviden;
that Casgoynss affectlon for his sop
was frucufyins. MIN. on his side.
had developed . sort Of hsrowornhip
Of the eeichrisy, Who treated him
with unveryinE Kindness. psch was
equally friendly With other wyk~
hasnisfs. but Min knew that he was
The fAvoritn.
One Day hs nd 10 hh friend Tar.
nsssc -Sfr. oasSoyns has tipped me-
. fiver.-
I'm hanged n can undsrstsnd
why he. taken such a fancy to you"
lit Is rather odd
Parflaic considered for u moment.
then he said with y significant wink
"A fellow gave me a watch. once.
That fellow had only seen me twice.
but found out afterwards he'd been
spoons on my mater. Twig7-
"Of course Min eagerly sxssnted
And by Iovs' you're right. Billy.
IN bet my boots that Mr. Casxoyne
was spoons on my mater