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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1914. 57 WETHESSF1ELD. CONNECTICUT. THOMPSONVILLE T0 li MOTKI- St-nr frwa. '-ui i p.ipu,&r sutuner rso In.arsM roittintrd.

refurnished. "cean. un from June HAV SOME FLIGHTS tractions Xloi.ey Island of wauiuui of the (amo-ji 30b Thimhie or access, good aecouimo- nioquuoe, tl.e or ma. una k.mta. food of Hatea JS ptr I.

rrap. A. lavi. i V1' Mow blaod, Riony rek. Conn.

A uni lonMi tort Send for Illustrated KS. LEO SPITZER. POCHOUG HOUSE Saniuei A. C.rfcnolti Weils Hiss Ger trade Mcggat Notes. Miss Gertrude Louise Meg-gat, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Meg-gat, and Samuel Adams Griswold, were married in Trtnity Church at 7 o'clock last night, by Rev. Henry S. Harte. The church was decorated with palms, ferns and flowers, the color scheme being pink and white.

Miss Edna Harte played the organ. The bride wore a gown of white crepe meteor trimmed with chantilly lace and wore a veil caught with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white roses. The maid of honor was Miss Dorothy Wilcox and she wore a dress of pink tulle and pink chiffon taffeta. The bridesmaids were Miss Eunice Strong, cousin of the bride. Miss Ruth Ballings of Hartford, Miss Helen Raymond and Miss Anna Story.

They wore dresses of white net with accordion pleated skirts and lace waists with pink silk tunics. Both the maid of honor and bridesmaids wore shepherdess hats of white chip trimmed with pink roses and tulle and carried nam. Electric Lichts. Tel 19M M. Bielchner.

Westbrook, 5 Conn. 0 5CASH0RE PE50RT Cmjfflt YOU S0G00D AVAONAf; VAs, Plan To Have Aviator There July J4. FIX SITE FOR NEW BANDSTAND 7ire Worm Causes Damage In Tobacco Fields. (Special to The Courant.) THOMPSONVILLE, June 27. The members of the board of trade Spent one hour Friday night discuss OCfcAN BEACH AN1 NEPTI XE PARK urnlshed cottages.

$275 to $1,000 Ai choice locations, nqultoes. Finest New England beach. p. Hall Shurts. Xevr -M mr- a mm a in.

If IF JLEASIJRF.c; ANn DPrDPflTinwc- cno A 4 nJLL5 1,1 ZJ HEALTH AMD HAPPINESS TNTI THE BQNSILENE BOAjmGjAmG-FISHING-APPETITES AND GOOD TIMES" at Mooumonj, Conn. Right on the Sound. ing the location for the band stand. jveuneu exclusive resort For real The majority of the committee report recreation come here this summer. Sleeping porches, boating, bathing, nsnmg.

tennia. etc. Combination sea shore and country. Every city con ea mat they were In favor of the Normand F. Allen playground site, but that a member of the contributors to the fund favored a Bite "more down town." Ths Carpet City Band venlence.

Rooms Single or en suite. xvaiea to week. Garage. Phone OCEAN VIEW HOTEL nil: LARGEST THS BEST C. BALL Proprietor.

Hotel Manisses Accommodates 300, own farm, music hall and orchestra, 1,000 feet of verandas, beautiful shade trees, all modern conveniences, tennis court, no mosquitoes, cable and long distance telephone. Trices reasonable. Booklet and Eates on Application. C. E.

and E. A. BROWN, Owners and Managers. EUREKA HOTEL NOW OPEN Charmingly situated, with broad piazzas overlooking and affording beautiful viw of both harbors and ocean, surf and still water bathing, boating and Ashing modern plumbing, gas; electric bells. Table first-class.

Booklet on application, Special rates to July 15. O. C. ROSE, Prop. Orchestra and Mniric Room, CONNECTICUT HOUSE BLOCK ISLAND, R.

I. Fresh farm products, excellent cuisine, finest bathinff on the Atlan-tlo Coast with no undertow and safe for children. Only hotel with automobiles and carriages that meet every boat; rates $10 and up; local and Ions distance telephones; Slst year. Booklet and further Information, gladly furnished on request. J.

B. CLARK, -Connecticut House, Bloelc Island, R.I. preferred some other location than Owner and his wife run ensv "The Island." little Casino Hotel, Beach Park, offering honest treatment Aiartin E. Broderick said that an Italian band had been organized, and would play on "The Island." Finally and real comfort. Facing Sound, Pleasant rooms, eleetrm liVhto.i, shepherdess crooks tied with large pink tulle bows.

The best man was Frederick A. Griswold, brother of the bridegroom, and the ushers were Bobbins Griswold, brother of the bridegroom, James Strong, cousin of the bride, Richard Moore of Hartford and Prentice White of West Hartford. A reception was held at the bride's home, No. 63 Hartford avenue. The bride's gifts to her maid of honor and bridesmaids were gold hat pins and the bridegroom's gifts to his best man and ushers were gold stick pins.

Mr. and Mrs. Griswold, on their return, will live at No. 63 Hartford" avenue, Wethergfleld. Mrs.

Annie Q. White will give her thirteenth annual pupils' piano recital at the Wethersfield chapel, Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The public is invited. An attractiev musical entertainment will be given in the chapel at Gris-woldvllle, Tuesday evening. Miss Eleanor Willard, Miss, Marjorie Palmer, and Kenneth Roberts of Hartford and Mr.

Morse of New Britain will sing. There will also be read with board, $14.15 week. Booklet a vote was passed that the bandstand be erected on "The Island," provided the Carpet City Band would play at that place, and the owners of sent. Woonsocket House Open June 25 to October 1. THE MADISON BEACH HOTEL MADISOX-OW-THE-SOUXD, CON.

REOPENS JCNE 36, 1914. Nearest hotel to bathing beach. Writs for booklet. A. HOSE.

Mrs. F. A. Rows for 15 years manager of the Atlantic Houne. Block Island, nn-mnincoH to ber otuiertirut patron that he will oim-b on July Jit tho newly renorateo, commwdlous HOTKL ROYAL CooTenlmtly located near hatblng bench, boat: landing and x.t office.

The table will be maintained at the name high MnnIard eiceiicnce an at the Atlantic for no man; year. Accommodations lor 100. Write for circular. MRS. F.

Kowv, Block Island, R. I Rooms en Suite and with private bath, THE KA11RAGA2VSETT 1IOISB Table supplied with poultry and vegetables from our own farm, boating, bathing, fishing. Circulars. ALTON H. MOTT.

Prop. Ail moaorn improvements. nireeti? on tho Rjfc. THE NEW NATIONAL The Popular Place For a Vacation Illustrated booklet giving the facts. Capacity 300.

E. G. LEWIS, Prop. Block Island, R. I.

Bathing, Boating, Flabing, tiolf, Spring House Located On High Ground Overlooking; the Village and Harbor. Rooms with or without private bath. electric lighted. Music afternoon and evening1. Out door amusements to suit all Booklet.

RAY PAYNE, Mgr. Block Island, R. I. aaS 81 RF HOTEL Nearest beach, every room has ocean view, tree, music and. dancing.

Rates accommodates 100. Circulars. C. W. Willis Hotel Co.

Tropn. LAKKVIEW HOISK Finely Iiocated Ptlll and surf bathing, good table, low rates. MHS. G. V.

WHITK. Block Island, R. I. -t uiHcri, Noted for Its excellent cuisine and select clientele. AMERICAN PLAN.

ings by Miss Evans of Hartford and piano selections by Miss Knox of Hartford and violin selections by Mr. Roberts. The proceeds will be given to the Christian Endeavor headquarters' building fund. B.nyie iwomi s2l per week niGHl-ANI) HOISK Opens July 1. Hotel has highest eievatlon on TMor-k Island giving wide marine views.

Ample erounrls for flld sports Capacity 150. Booklet. I). A. MITCHKI.I., frop.

OCKAN SPRAY Cottage open June 15 to Sept. IS. Accommodates 26, rates $8.75 to $10 a week. Near beach. Mrs.

8llas M. Mttiefleld, liloek Island, R. nuums ij people) $33 to $50 per week. Illustrated Booklet on request. ADDRESS I Box 833, Bladlaon, Caan.

the land offer objection, and no bridge was to be built A representative of Barney, the aviator, was present, and explained at length his plans for a Thompsonville Merchants' Day to be held on July 14. Barney would make four flights on that day for $200. The townspeople were expected to subscribe that sum, and in return the merchants were expected to receive their returns from the increased sales of the day of the flight. The project was discussed in an informal vay for sometime, and George S. Phelps said that arrangements were being made by tho business men of Windsor Locks for a flight on July 15.

This statement semed to Inspire life in the local association, and the boosters' committee was empowered at once to see If satisfactory arrangements could be made for four flights on July 14. Wire Worm Causes Damage. The tobacco growers have been having considerable trouble with a wire fields have been replanted, and thousands of pounds of disinfectant powders used In some localities, and still the worm managed to eat the small leaves. Many a farmer was compelled to plow the plants all under and reset their tobacco plants all over, which will mean a late season. The fields not infected with the worms show much good growth, and a bountiful crop of tobacco is expected.

At State Lino Grove. ASHBEY HOISE SfOANK, CONN. Seashore and country attractions, boats free, now open L. I. ASH BET, Prop.

AMIKKSOX COTTAGE Open July 1 to Kept. 1. Iiates $9 to $12, accommodates 35. New house, newly fur nlshed, overlooks ocean. For particulars write to Albert Anderson, Box 16, Block Island, R.

I. THK BELI.KVCK On high land over, looking ocean, homelike surroundings. Accommodates 80, open all year. Table supplied from farm. rates June and July.

B. MOTT. Block Island, ft. J. STAIl COTTAGK Open July 1 to Sept.

1. Hates $10 to $15. Accommodates 45. Near bathing beach. New house newly furnished.

A C. Ernst, Box 281, Block Island, R. I. EAST BERLIN. Rev, ti B.

Gray has been In New Rochelle with his daughter. Louise Hazen of Michigan Agricultural College is here for the summer vacation. T. F. Carnes has boughf of the East Berlin Building Company a house and- two building lota in East Berlin.

La Rue Bastain and Miss Anna Batsdorf, both of East Berlin, were married Thursday in New Britain. CROWN COTTAOK New house, modern convsnisnces, on high ground overlooking new harbor and ocean, near bathing beach and boat landing. Rates $3 to $10. Onn all year Tartlculars on request. W.

Everett Ball, Block Island, R. I. COTTACKS, Block Island, R. open again for the season, only a few minutes walk to a fine bathing beach, cool, shady, excellent table. Box 427.

Charles Littlefleld, Prop. CHELSEA INN Hampton 11111, Hampton, Conn, IIONAN.A COTTAtiE Opon Juno 15. Homo comforts and cooking, table sup-piled with vegetables, eto. from our own farm. Comfortable, restful beds, roomy plazsas.

18-IU a week. Special rates to families remaining all season. Mrs. William Mttlefielfl, Jlock Island, R. I.

DOlit.K COTT AO Situated in the-heart of tho town; convenient to every, thing and yet quiet and secluded; modern Improvements; excellent table; ratea 510 to accommodates 81 For further particulars address Mrs. Tal J)onge. 40 mile road over improved roads, through beautiful and picturesnue country. THE GABLES Convenient location near beaoh, free surf bathing, modern conveniences, booklet and rates on spplioation. I.ESMH If.

PODCK. HAYKS COTTAOE Beautifully located on high ground, with fine ocean view; fresh and sslt water fishing: excellent tahle, supplied from our own farm: free bathing within II minutes' of house, large, clean, light rooms. PAMt'KIj L. HATES. Prop SUNDAYS, CHICKEN DINNERS.

Phone 335-3 Willimantic. F. STARKET, Taxation in MasHaohusetts. (Springfield Republican.) According to the Summer Schedule, trains will leave Hartford at 6:26 arrive at Saybrook Jc. 8:08 A.

M. and New London 8:55 A. daily; 8:10 and 8:40 A m' Sundays-reach New London at 11:00 A. M. The 8:10 train will connect with boat after' June 21st! The Block Island Boat will leave New London at 10:2." dailtr 1(145 A ivr b.j Residents of France who are wrought up over the exactions of the HOTEL BOXWOOD LYMR, COXN.

J. C. FITCH, Prop. Board by Day or Week $10.00 up. Orchestra every evening.

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Shore Dinners. Booklet. tax about to be applied upon the in ing June 21, reaching-Block Island at daily and 1 :30 Sun day. It will leave Block Island 2 :15 P.

dailV 2 -4-, Vnndav and arrive at New London at 5 :00 and 5 :25 P. respectively. y' 6DMV come received from foreign securities may at least thank heaven that they do not live in Massachusetts. This tax, which is said to be certain to cause the deposit of many French owned securities in New York and RESORTS. RESORTS.

RESORTS. the nmm Pawaoa Park, Ilranford, Conn. Now open for guests. Ro6ms single or en suite all outside rooms. Electric lights, city water bathing boating, fishing, tennis and The Inn is directly on the beach and is always cool.

Excellent table. Reasonable rates. Switzerland, amounts to only 5 per cent- of the income, as against the approximately 30 per cent, which, in efteet, is tho exaction of our archaic Massachusetts tax law upon the income from the securities of foreign corporations which are either declared by conscientious owners or which RHODE ISLAND. Pleasant View House Open June 16. Bend for circulars.

Jameg Colllna. Pleasant View beach. Wewterly, R. 1. Quonochontaug Beach, R.

THK BKRAKERfl Fac the owan. tfnrf and still water bathing, boating, fishing. Home conking. Ppacious porch. Circulars, 'fhona TVateB Hill.

40-H-t. Address, M. A. Coroaraa. Bradford, R.

I. 5 if 'ilf v. happen to get found out by the as scssors. An Ajrrwnient. CONNECTICUT FOB SALE Beautiful, summer home, new nni furnleliei IS BKKKSHIRE3 AT TWIN I.AkliS.

CONN, (near Salipbury). Unsurpassed Boonerv. Now occupied by owner. About IS acres. Tou can look, but neer And a more beautiful locality than this.

Cost 123,000. Will sacriflce. Call and look over. Auto roads everywhere Par-tlculara, H. f.

Keil, 401 1S3 New' York. "5r- 3swi Wi I i London has an impression that Roosevelt will run for the presidency in 191. A new amusement resort is to be established at state line, and the company is capitalized at $50,000, in shares of par value of $25 each. Joel Marceau is the owner of State Line Orove, and he, with Walter K. Thayer Springfield, have formed an amusement company, and they are in hopes that by next season the grounds will be transformed into a largo amusement park and that the venture will be successful.

Mary H. Gantley has transferred some adjoining land to them. Donato Guippo, who runs a saloon in the old Globe Hotel building, near the railroad passenger depot, has applied for a transfer for a location at No. 5 Whit worth 1 street. The present stand has been occupied as a saloon for many years, but the march of industrial progress has made the location almost valueless.

The hearing on the transfer will take place in Hartford on July 10 at 10 a. at the county commissioners' office. The first county convention has been held, and Charles J. Fancher of this place, has been nominated for sheriff by the prohibition party. Dr.

Thomas J. Alcorn is expected to be the next state senator from this district, and William J. Mulligan is a receptive candidate for congressional London's Impression would seem to tally with the colonels. Cleveland Plain Dealer. GRANITE BAY HOTEL SHORT BEACH The Iirrnkers, iiiiaorhantaiig Beach.

"Four years of process from a cajiaidtv for flftei-n guests in lino to fifty In Is The HrsRksrs' testimonial for 1914. Directly on tho ocean front, with a spacious porch to shade the sun amU horns cooking to satisfy tha inner cravings that (juonochnn-taug exlstonca engenders. Surf and still wator bathing Is a novsl fnature few resorts ran claim. 'Phona Watch Hill. t-R- or address M.

A. Corcoran, Ilradford, H. I -t STEAMSHIPS. Opened Decoration Day under new management. American and European plan.

Shore dinners; special attention given to automobile parties. An ideal place. Dancinsr. Mrs. Henry Clark nml Frank C.

Mora, formerly of the Double Beach House; Phone 265 Bran-ford Dtv. ANCHOR LINE roiAHOTtiBuai ILJetS if, if ROCK ISLAND HOTEL Savin Rork, '5Si VAcntinn af a tint.) (k.t Royal Mall Twln-Scrrw Stnamnhlp "Cameronla," "California." "Caledonia" and "Colnrahla" Ratling from Kew Vork every Saturday GLASGOW Mne LONDONDERRY first cabin, and iECDKD CABIN, AND UPWARD. THIKD CLASS. 3s.80. Toura.

Katel, apply to HKKDERSO.V BROTH Bhf) Cen'l Agent il atata st. New lif, or W. W. jaCObS A C.Q.. to the best class of people, that is i Mld-oeenn on the fishing grounds; tuna, word, blue, cod and bass; sea food, set, air, hot end eold sa water baths arsat hsalth capacity S00; booklet.

HYOKIA HOTEb CO. J' or Mra, M. X. 6uar "On the Edge ot the Ocean" Hotel Preston and Cottages, Beach Bluff, Massachusetts NOW OPEN. Located In private grounds, on a Muff fifty feet hlRh overlooking the Atlantic Ocesn.

Hotel Preston presents a combination of seashore and country unequalled and provides a charming summer home with most modern equipment. One of the most exclusive of Now England hotels catering to a discriminating putronage. All apartments cooled by ocean breezes. No Inside rooms. Surf bathtnp; under Ideal conditions.

Every Indoor and out-of-door amusement. Personal Mannccmi-iit J. A. Slicrrnnl. Proprietor AIno Gcdnoy Farm Hotel, Vhlt Plains.

X. Y. yi auuiuiciiiiy near to all amusements for you to easily reach them in a few minutes; accommodates ISO: directly on the beach-boatiner, bathlnir and flshins; near New Haven trolley and New York boat landing. Rates, American plan, JIO-U'S; tranalenls. $2 to $2.50 day.

Special family rates. Reduced rates June and September entirely under new management. Mr. J. A.

Bell and P. .1. Kerriftan. MASSACHUSETTS. TOURS.

TUB HOI HKMCEJVT HI.At ll. tniv Near station and beach. Good rooms and table. Artesian well water. Elec-trlo liglits.

dancing, boatinr and bath-lnr. Hates to $15. Booklet honors. M. J.

Connor can be placed on the democratic state ticket by the leaders If ho chooses, but circum" stances may arise in local affairs so that he will run for the legislature, with prospects of becoming leader on that side of the house, as ho was in the 1905 sosplon. Frank E. White of this place was highly honored at tho artisans' convention in Woonsockct, It. on Thursday. It is a French society, with a large membership In Rhode island and Connecticut.

At the Woonsocket meeting Mr. White was elected the aoii-gnto to represent his state ut the national convention to bo held In Montreal the third week in August. John and Mary Moray, brother and sister, and blind artists, are to give a concert, principally of Irish music, in Franklin hall Monday evening. STEAMSHIP AGENCIES. Duxbury, Mass.

Powder Point Hall and Collages New "Hair of tile and concrete built In 1914, 16 acros of grounds. Warm sea bathing, boating, golf, tennis; select patronage. An Ideal family resort. For booklet and rates address C. M.

RE ADR, 63 Stnte Roston AND YELLOWSTONE. to National Piirka, including Canadian Rocklia-t Hlifornia and Urand Canyon. parluna Juno, ami later Itnt NT) THIS VoKi.D. SAVIN ROCK Now Shorn Cutlacei of 10 fumislMMl Five months to a year, wonder-Hepartureg August ful Itineraries, to Junuary. Quaint Cape Cod PiHims for rent, for Iwlance of reason, Atljninlns at tlw Ilot k.

All mn. veiiienccs uiul handy for rKniors If tie-sired. A1y to MRS. C. II.

Tl'ITS. Merrill House 26 nrtl Strtx-t, Went Haven EUROPE. T.mB.r,knbltt Toure end Tours to special regions. Small ponies. Frequent dr nurtures Send for lluoklet.

RAYMOND WHITCOMB CO. aw Washington St, Iloaton. Open under new riianagempnt, Cheettr. N. one the healthiest lummar rcortt In New the HAHTronn uoisr BERMUDA TOUR l.rnvra New York, Anaiisl 1st.

Arrives Hermudn, Atiaust ilrd, Lratra llrrnimla. Ansruat lh. Arrives Vork, Ann list 111th. K.vrry rtprnse, lorlud'd from rlr-pnrtiire until return. to tills Island of Hroilly an tola lour.

It la iImhiIt. Voii nlll derive great benefit from name. Full Information st the office of H. R. Gridley, Mcnnishlp anil Tourist Agent.

29 "Into Iloiim 2, Hartford, fotin. Tlrkrts and Toara Hrerywae re. sun feet ahova tea level, all Opens for business July 1, 1D14. under 7.00 up; arm, tcrzni wrlta for booklat. Here youTI find vacation life that you've longed for a rare combination of the joys of BILLINGS rrop.

new aim ui-io-uaie manasremenL Lk. cated at (kiesn Heach, New Uood boatinic, tatlilnar, and fishing-' Cool, airy rooms, yniet location. First-' STEAMBOATS. finna or lornis ana inrorma tlon, address MASAftrto IIARTFOItD HOUSE, New l.oadon, Conn, HOTEL EDWARD PIGEON COVE Massachusetts On the North Shore "Its friends Have Made It Famous." MT. TOM CAMP Moodus, Conn tun iioi ii GRANBY WOMAN 92 YEARS OLD.

(Special to The Courant.) Mrs. Morgun Cooley was 82 years old today. She Is next to the oldest woman in town. Mrs. HuBglna of West Oranby bolnff a trifle older.

Mrs. Cooley retains her faculties to a remarkable degree, and Is able to keep house and rails on her friends. She has three sons and one daughter living: I'anlrl and Henry of this pIhco, Knrnent of Avon, and Mrn. Mnrcla Finch ot New iluvcn, night grand- children and three great grandchildren. husband wns a veteran In the Civil War and died about ten yean ago.

Ilo nine years older than shew their blithdm- nnlvprnr-e and also one nf Mrs. K. II. ij.id-lard, a granddaughter, coming on the nma dny. r.uroimtn 1'lan Inexeelled Cul.lnt HARTFORD Steamers "IIAnTroilD" end "Minni.KTOW.V Lsiiva Plrr 20.

Rest niver. foot peck 8Kb Sfw York, and font Htata HartforS' Iially escpt Kumlay, at cut dlnge on the fine way II KA Hound Trln. good for suMott H.a... Itooms. ona way t.S0 I Main fnra It lU Hsnd lor Mustratad Folder.

Osnrss J. Mills, Krelsht and Pass. Agt. I'ler in, Ksst Mlver y.irk city. Seventh season; capacity 17S; located In Connecticut Kiver Valley, between Hartford and Ssyhruok Vnlley llrannh It.

most pli'ttiresnuo spot In New M.1""'ly furnished wltrf or with out prlval. ba.li. Klro-proof Uarago. OI'KNM il SK 111 nuoKiot on tiiir stinn. L.

H1I.NON, I'ron. ri'tirn, niw Ifoi: nuove sea Shore and Country Every seaside sport perfect bath fngr, fresh and salt water cruising about the bays. Motoring, golf and tennis. A Grand Place lor Children iryj-i. inis cHinp oii'irns eomrorts of llrst-olnss hotel, without formality of dress.

Clinotio your sleeping Rccom modutlnn In tents, liiitiKitlows or cot lairds, lixhted by electricity; ahsnlutely weatlior proof; equipped with comfort- Summer Vacation In planning your vacation for this Summer why not consider the beat of nil-U ltMM)A. Kxeellrnt HITIIINIi, IIOATIVG, Ktf, IH'Ilahiful climate. Our nll-oxponse tours are reason-iWe. Complelo nnd reliable Information ihout liermuila nt our office. Ward W.

Jacobs Co. btcHiiifdilp mid TourUt Acncy, el I'cnrl Ktrert. Ttallroad Tlnietables end Resort Oratls. HOTEL TUDOR A lit NT, MAM. floae By the Urn.

"nj" the Oea.on. rlt fur and Hooklets. WIl.UAM CATTO, hmi 1 1' an neds anu furnish-iturs; sanitary rundltlons prevail a japanso cnPT in Cnnrfffl of the kitchen, snd we proud of the reputation of our tshle; home-made Sleamcr Elm City To Port Jefierson, I. Round Trips Daily including Sundays, except Thursday, Juna 25th. HOTELS.

nc; anunoance fir Irish m'lk, emrs, fruits, veKetnblKS from our farm: spring water used i. iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiin'mmiiiniiiiiiuiiiiuniiiinna clnslvely; all smusenu'nts free; boating bathing, tl.hlng, stliletir nM, dancing' entertnlnments. no mosquitoes; one mile to churches: Biitomnblli-s, liveries launrhe, runsotmble ratis. 19 in touts! Isi-llO In biingalnws. 110-113 In cottages: send for descriptive booklet.

iLeijve Klmberly Ave. rock, New Haven 11:00 A. M. Leave fort Jef. prince George )otd I'-rsnn Li, r.ir.

T.v. nn wy si hiiimi thip. For IllimtrHtel Booklet "Quaint Cape Cod" or, "Buzzards Bay" Andrew Atlvtrtlln Department, New Haven, Conn. New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad TICKETS OOOri A1J, KKAHUN 0O ROOMS 1NLW YORK rifTH AVE. and 2801 ST.

KI.IHIl A ritAPOItll, Pmp. T. WTH MATHS iieoiii'rit itnlei Tuog. only. Cue.

It. prla Attentlnn tn Autnmolillra. 3h CI0C H. NIVTON. Fil.V Ana.

Hslsl, N.r, tad Psrsst Hstts, Bsitss. I.OU Il.l AVIijTIO CO. Haven, Conn, Te. "Tl. I'.

Hot 1T3 On af (A Mntl Bmatifalb issnfi The Taft House Went Peach, AVestbrook for I KISS En nwtig ritw lata IS VKUMONT. WE SAIL Next Saturday Week to a cllninie tlmt iiiniiol bq Improved upnn. Vrtu will bo dvlng wild ths while -e sro en.lovlnif our thr quarrs nli'l li wlmla lot I'f Kltihlseilng. Mjrcndaz Steamship and Tourist Agency No. 101 Ilnrifonl Nnii'mnl luink rtuilillnjt W.

iirtB "mllh, Manager. Miotic Charter 4 1 Three uiiicoe Cuimecticut merly Kowler House, The beach Is one of the best and safest In New England. 2 s'siiiUrrts. fl Sr7VT2 V43t and Auhr flsil.ins I li- I fKi. S.a I r.raml low fw .4 Uood bathing, boating, fishing end rlnmlng.

Kxeellont cooking. nirn firmly Alilnl (rnunil American, end surpasssil by nono, Spe- and Mixi ami mi Till: TLr--WAI camid For tilrls' ami Voting Wmurn, ltohurr, Vt tM-strd in th -hrnrt of the Urs.n iloun-tsitis. ruatu' toingvlow with nol tuhis nnn, xi.npina bunsa-lows, prlvnln p.nd, athl.tl.- fl.ld. cur tcntila i-miris Us. Idle hors.s and riding mastsr from Nnrwlcli 1'iilvsraliy, fnrns of Ulrsctors, illii p.r sunnon, ibh w.nksi k.

No sstlrns lilntraid hn-klst Mr. and Mrs, ('. A. K.is. Ill Uugula SU Cembrldgc, Meal.

you have Rooms to Rent, try a smaJl adv. on Tha Courant Want adv. page. I arlor.mHlio.im anil Kail, 1 )U nd up clsl shore dinners Hunrtiiy from 1 to 8 p. in.

Mdsle snd duncliig. Write now ftr reservations', Mrs, J. Y. Taft. lu L'lm City or call charier 1161-3, 7.