1' as spending
nits . t 11;: residence or Miss
ntlrely (load pore: 1 31
.1 at
in ovidont 1lrom the rectal: chal-
zbetwénn two 10331 map pusher:
is exciting lute est. Tho, race la1
tutor unusual condi ions and was to
.1133. been started Sunday. but the rain
5‘ prevented August Wiche and Louis
,0, 1w Milfordlo
of Main
plan in mak-
tidal; in his Main
an orli of compo. who
l3 ill with rheumatism
months, is immoving
in divided skirts cre~
tattoo. time yes crday
'13: non 1de or a mag—
y, of New York city
the guest of Mrs. David
lune weeks returned
as an Mup-tMo-date boot-
11‘d all ornamenting the
“street barber shop. lie
Wing business,
hétsélt are announced as
1 it! .They are: F1 ed ilecrs’
and Finch & Pbrry‘s
steadily, of the serious
19 mother, Mra.l1llzekial
1 dry. It has ropoited as
. Eaton recovered. Mrs.
oception at his harem
e. 'l‘hé visitors were
by a varied programme of
bls'ivicmlty harmbecn
h and weeds that have
1t1co1mnuny with Ar-
cycling on 3 till-
it;- w teal caught in a
pitching both oil. For n M
Ved Sturges had frac-
p but no serious result
he 1 1d1cscaped injury.
Boo." Thomas Quinlans
in ad shape at the plesent
aact: last Week she lost 3
131106. and out: 133.411
1ha1nu3rter; She is in the’
veterinarian, and vindicti-
do he will be brought out
ar‘gn ‘gathorlng of
t the old Guano mill,
hhlp do justice to on. or
lion’s clam bakes. given by
To say more than
a shocesa. with Car-
lam Walsh for route 110
tound and it now looks as
to would have to be
Pout Oliice depmt~
‘. reuse “tho compound»
00 ilglm in not consld~
tb labor entailed.
ic Married Men's hasn‘- ll
{flu fill“ .
'l 8377.
Ace filth first
moguls room to
said they
1113le Mon to
hlch‘ it it annui—
.1133
DI S to street bridge to the
gums scheduled
on the Burton ‘
3113131130 1
nonalcavln to people to show their 18”
Mtinor. tWo 200 poundera are to bc
outcatan ntoié thcdiatniillé from the
Junction of
llfplrtinld avenue and State street.
Bridgeport and it is l,krccd that it
Winkle wins he is to get $45. if Man-
bar is the victor he takes Wicke' a new
wheel. valued at $45 and Wicko by to
Walk home. Both men are in earnest.
and wood about, town are doing their
level host to keep them keyed up to a
high point. .Wiclto is. t dining daily,
and “Plumbor” «Flynn is is pace.
WM
THE MAN BEHle THE HAT.
We are told in song and story
or the man behind the gun,
Our boys at Santiago
And bottles they have won.
The man with the hon ‘
And all nuch‘stuff as that,
But the man who cuts the figure
Is the man behind the but.
H3 is the ludics‘ hero.
And i wish you all to know
He has no hayseedéiin his hair.
Like the man behind the hon
Our great and noble Downy.
Who on the first of May
Smashed all the Spanish warships.
In old Manila Buy
And thérc in “Teddy" Roosevolt,
“Dick” Croker and "Tom" Plait.
But none of them are in it
With the man behind the bat.
Yes. he is the indies’ idol.
Just paste that in your hat;
The man-who always gets there
Is the man behind the bat.
McKinley is our president
And servos his sec 11 term
He has settled Aguiu ldo
With a hand both strong and firm.
And Bryan wasn’t in it.
With silver in his hat.
But the man that's always in it
In the man behind the but.
He in the ladies‘ hero,
And all their, hearts has won.
He has taken all the glory
From the man behind the gun.
The people idollac him . 1
You can bet your life on that;
The chap who always gets there
is the man behind the bat. -
~A. W. KEELER
FIRE IN WATERBURY.
$15,000 Blaze in the Brass City Late
Last Night.
WATERBURY, Conn. August 7.-
Fire late last night started from an un-
known cause. in the building on Grand
street occupied by the Waterbury
Blank Book Co.. manufacturers of
school supplion and several smallor
concerns. and tho total resultant dam-
age by water and smoke will aggregate
$16000. The llamas were discovered
i111; room used by the Blank. Rook
Colopnny for storage of goods. 1‘
tor11~ shipment and were conll {10
this and adjoining parts of thtr build
i11g.ln extinguishing the blaze. how
1 over. nearly the. entire budding Was
went down and um” stock of tilt;
in
dailies occupying it was badly églm-
aged” The heaviest losers or as fol-
lows: Waterbury Blank Book 0.1053
on geods ready for shipment. $101. 000;
Waterbury Tool Company. loan on
stodk damaged by water $2. 000; Job
ooh Scuttle. die sinker. loss on stock
$1500. The damage to the building.r
will be about $1,500 The aggrogatc'
insurance is 512000
EMPWSS’ FUNERAL TUESDAY.
Remains Will be Deposited in the
Klrche Mausoleum. 1
BERLIN. August 71.-It has been an!
initely decided that the funeral of tho
11Dawagor Empress Frcdorlck will thlto
301 m Rural Dcllvcrpy remains will be deposited in the Erie
place-‘- Tuosday 1-next, August 131. The
tons‘ Kircho mausoleum nonr Potsdam.
Einpoior William has issued a decroo
ordering the Army to go into mourning
(or air would and giving details as to
how the mourning emblems are to be
worn. here. will be no military music
for eight days. Court circles have been
notified as to how tho ladléo and 3071‘
omen of thc court must dross?! until
lumber 6 some of tho 3133311330
oxdoptibn to the mourning ord’era. 10113
pnpor contrasts this order wltn Em-
peror Frederick's ordcr upon the death
at Empcro ham 1 in which no d1~11e
,ngurning rogula‘
aympathy in hair own way.
htiiiionew. 311d th
cost. Some hayohal
1333 Only fairly beau
new wheels is W
the beginning 1w
first brought into
béconio to be or 3 ~
business and social attain,
will not do without it now even
they have to adoridco 31011137111111 1
in order to obtain one. Mdny me (1101
not thinlt anything about spendin n1 ‘
few dollars on their bicycle. while
11111111137 other thing!» my wot id
spend a. cent When the blow
come out. people looked upon
luxmy. Now it is different;
. grcutent tuna-saver in th world for
1111131333.. men hprl
oi‘ Whécls has 31101111311101.1711 31a M y‘ 1
the cost originally, but till .ib‘bll )1
some grades 3: wheels. and then‘ tho
increased demand makes it allilli that
the dealers and moniltacturcrn i
can afford to poll phonpor. The titles;
of wheels will be still lower 111111 flint»
goes by. and the lower the price gets.
the better the business will be. This is
not only true with new wheolrl hilt the
repair shops ncvor did a bettorhusincss
than they haye bceen doing this son-
son. Some of the placca have had to be
open day and night mostly, while otlp
era had all they could Attend to. or
course the demand for new wheels is
not so brisk as it was a month 11131), but 1 .1
I am selling new wheels nearly aviary "
day yet, and expect to do so all through -;
next month. When pooplé any that the
bicycle will be a thing of the past in a
don‘t know what they are
about for the business will continue to
get better all the time. I may have
something more to say about the bicy-1 .
clc in the near future."
i.-
Two grand ci1c1ult cycle meets will be
held on New York tracks 1thls1‘wecck. 1
One will take place in Madison Square :
on Friday «trading. and the.
(linden.
other at Manhattan Beach. on saturdaY
nitmnoon.l"‘1ank Kramer. “Major"
’l‘aylor, lvor Lawson, W. S. Faun. 0. S. .
Kimble. 'l. .l Gascoyne and "Tom
Cooper will be among the competitors
at both theater. 1
I U I
Frank Kramer's victory over "Ma-
jor" Taylor, in a circuit championship
race. at Hartford. (301111.. on, Monday
night! gave the tormer a lead of four
points in the championship compati—
ilon. the points then standing: Kram- .
or. 26: Taylor, 22.
Q I 0
"Harry" Ell-tea continues in such poor
form that it is probable the middle dis
lance race. in which he wan to have
1ldden at Manhattan Beach. on Satur-
day. will be postponed. In its place
Elltes may ride against Jimmie Mich-
ncl in a match race at five miles in
heats. and a similar race maybe ar-
ranged between Robert Walthour and
"Major" Taylor.
I
I I
The intrequency' with which lormm
cycle stars llke.“’1‘om" Coopm, H. B
l1 reeman. O 8. Kimble, “Al"M New-
house and J. T Fisher are seen in 31131
heats or scratch races shows how aura-
ly the younger riders like FrankKra‘m-
or. W. S. Fenn. and Ivox Lawson. are
displacing the older ones 0: the pres-
ent cracks, “Major" Taylor is‘ the only
one who has been in the protesoional
championship class for No: years.
1- t '1‘
“Jimmie” Michael’s new trainer has
taken him off the tradk temporarily.
'and given him road Work to do. This
is done to give stretlg’th to the little
Welshman. who showed weohncna to-1 ‘
ward the end or the last race at illnni
hattn‘n Beach.
I t‘ C
John Nelson and .lames1Moran1w11ll
meet in a fifteen mile motor paced
match in Madison Square Garden. next
Monday night.
"WW—o.
sA‘v‘s’ 17“ who Accioad‘rAL.
Statement ‘Mn‘da by 941qu, Who Shot
“9on 13131111111. ‘ 1 1.
in an interview yeaterdny.
land l1n the arotnfillloh by‘in‘ornln
land would corroborot 'th
was physicall
few years. you can tell them thpt they :
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Joules ‘
Baker the man who Ahot ti'l‘honras lac-1 1
’o
delicioul flavor and llllllye _ .
in: alloct to your palate and ‘
,Ilomach, ppm: 1
ll
M. TA‘RLO‘V’.‘
Highest prices paid for old metal
1.ch
orders.
lllll Taylor. Aveoliol Noxwalk
~=J 31mins Brown
' Plilllllll'lllll Plllll‘lllllglll. '*
. Pure White Lohtl 19,113 Zinc
mixed by band will We twice
1 on long and cover dongle sun M
1: lace as machinery mix The
house oi Willldm Stereo and ot
Stephen Wilcoxg 33311 on South
Main strect, were painted by me
in thin manner-1 over 31933 years
ago. They are Still go
Your house will stand on wall
it i paint it My 013ch E12 South
Main street. My residence. 25,“
Elm Grove direct. mg 1. . M
podium
Sax-Day Tours to Buffalo,
lected. Rate from New Haven.
Every Saturdoy. $8 50 to $10. 50.
Five-Day Tours to Eatskill,
from New Haven.
Sarto
RR.
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rpgs, papers. everything. Write 01
Prompt attention given to all
.‘Flllll‘ll 0f Jilly;
Leaving every Monday. from $23 to
330. according to accommodations so-
Three~Day Tours to Block Island,
Jilly 29d, August1.6th and 30111131430
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July 22d August 5th and 19th. Rate
Tdcltots and copies or "The New Eng— ‘ ‘ " ‘
inn Tourist" at the office 011 George '
' ’W Harris. agent, N. Y., N1. H.
they 2
1‘ 0131,32 Oxford.
Well, ladies;you must
sec it to appredatc its
graceful appearance——
wear it to test its
easiness.
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J and my dogs.” 1 .
1 littlé one One Midlife
1‘ it never runs. Pleaddiit to hike. Always
1110‘“ try".
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crud Kondor.
“But you believe in throwing physio
to the dogs, " rcmorltod Dr. Krabbed‘.
» "Not it it li‘ap'pc‘nod be eyour physio:
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in cones of cough. or croup shut the;
Cough Curo
Then rant cosy and have no tour. The
child will be all right in a llttle‘ while
sale sure and almoatlinataotaueoua in
effect. Georgec. Btlllaon. ‘
win-1...; 1’
-11'1‘Ja.ck~—-I saw a ”deal-mute man talk» 1
ing on his fingers to a rich! muto girl
Kittyw-Whht was he haying?
Jack—~11 love you morn thou words
can utter. 4‘ 1 '
selection means picking cow
ering for the walls of a dark
room which will malice it
bright and cheerful; find _m
“Toning Down
the‘ glare of a sunny apart-
meat with those (if'lnore son:-
bcr hues. We Are always
glad to onto]! our stock for
your inspection. M
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