y: Shiner" Is a complete do 6
dish" In Applied and the shoe hi
7 oesin position
(Wished with (I (soon It
, y:
IIofuniy, casing. or suitabieyll mend (unloved. when not In
a or '63 part th at can pass I
.. ‘ htlem sor children
‘dii ost" and (hunt np'rnctitnil one (minor on the market.
. .1! c: COMPLETE 31.00.1(houtme'mnuy Shiner"
: oft-it i‘Dnudiy 8bIhor.'.' 3 Iasts,
INo household complete w
(“I3 Fly Boreens, all sizes, to fit ony window, from 26c 117p. ,
"Doors 'fl‘ve stIesI, any (use. “(he no. ‘
re. IneludIng the 7‘Ol’d Hickory"
(577 sh end It the ”simplest
line
not out of. order. Can
A Child
Tho’ _-out
,uolIIsthIg cloth and bottle of
l
of Rockers,
Is' and Conversation Chairs; also a complete line of reed
,0 ,,,.,1(ooker's,chdirs. Combos and Morris Chairs.
s. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Swings and Set-
II'lems II Stoves. “Whi e Mountain" Refrigerators. Croquet Gar-
b ,Hoso, SprinklI g Guns .
r, .15
COMPLETE Home Funniduslt ‘
eOUTH NonALK, CONN.
t
1.. .rilvr
‘3 l“
i
7.
l
i
(momma (mince
(III II
'10. A. bolys
at be but.
The Y.
the It
Ionsily.
the catcher.
baseman
struck out.
~'sG
inedtiout League. defeats
'A'. team at the Decker
cured; four OM hen uvo
consecutive buso hits.
- = In ThnFnsi
= _ "In‘iiiiuil n 1:; 7‘77
'llubcnreiiflfiimiq
,Iln'si lineman llnnne hills [in
on (the bases with only one out; they
did not got any further for Jimmie .
promptly struck out. the next two men
wyer condo Who 11hI|1lred7.7 gays
good satisfaction withihc.c11(:euilon
oi two or three decisions.
. M. C. A 5 went to. the bat
Il‘,rst And went out In one two three or
’(icr Crow hitting to the pitcher, who
threw him out at first, Ladri'éan. knock
ed a. pop 111‘), fly, which was cu‘ught by,
(he Catcher. and Knorr struck. out.
‘ Smith who was the iii-11mins (in (61'
and (is..shoul(i have. been elmr’l
He knocked on my o‘n‘cto
,ytho pltcher..1vho threw It to the first
(baseman. but the latter dropped It’ for
some unknown ronaon.
(no hint man up; who, by the Way.”
pounded three hits out of (cordoned
Rt vithe but. bladed a nice single (lowii
Into right field (tending Smith to third.
bowling pieced another in‘ right, field
((116 Smith came home and; Cnhill
(sent to ;;tl11rd 'and on a bed throw by
D'uwilnz- went “Wu to
third bone from first and Cshill who
was on third; some home. George hon
do:I was (no in the hitting business
.nnd slammed 11 single down to center
bold (and Dow‘link some home on (111 ‘
error by the right fielder
got to first on on error --by the third
Lender made the fourth
1111i end one of the bases. tram second
(.0 third he stole In neat style; With
no one» out and a, men on second It
looked as it the R and G" a might go on
for an unlimited time waiting runs.
This illusion was soon dispelled, the
IIY. Y.IM C. A's pulling themselvoh to
(tether and getting: down .to business
Mack struck out, Burks filed to. the.
center holder and Dunne out (1 similar
t‘rick. to the third Lhasernan. l .1
The In. M) C .A.i..tonn1 muse sumo:
(in runs In the second Inning.
one man out Grow batted a grounder
to third base. Gilli“! Ixot- Abe bull all
right but his throw over to first base
‘ was far out oi m9.mommlg.,m¢h1'tweeu the forces of flutes and»: on
(1nd the runner rn‘sdo second base. rim
Arthur I)” singled'into“
light field and cm- cdtne horns; Day
was called out while mum third
been from second; though it looked as
If he had made the base W seconds
In their hail of the second then R and
sweat out In mensesiom
M (,0. A’s mode then» second and lost
lull. in theithivdodlludoburg doing) the I. I
trick. («In (their. half of the third the .
league (1 were. victims one double play.
Dow! globe first man np. singled and?
‘ Louder knocked .n low fly to the pitch
om Bowling, who tried to make sec
(ond ‘ on?» thisxAIhitn was out " hetero h
'could get back to ilrst.-dbnbo1unruiv
(numerous wound‘rbctore he .did. all
It (Ind Gin mndeIthoirI1ilfth (run in the
(hilt ((1111 nine. ‘UnhtlIi wuahe and Who
He was tired fleet
(unn- .119.- and singled into‘ ls‘it field. ‘
John Cuhill
Schnmnn
I‘i
(The. ii
7 ’ sole ”second went to third (1‘11 anon-or
fit
7 ”Wm 91391111041579
(non out and Mack;
In:
_ ‘~ ' fitment:
“(new ‘ (mot-dos . A ~
‘ ic .- Try It and (I: iinhued ((1th (II? ii
knocked 11 hot one (a e
Ives. put out before he
Dowd replIILceId ME: at first for the
atelier and' 0111116 home on a
I.,li_ in this, Niall;
second inning.
very suddenly
11nd
spo‘siiidn. ,yTlmeI
IWlth I‘
.had been slaughtered without the Avon-
else Soho
In pain (h
stolen (bacon
mun; left on
‘6 unsound MW
minutes.
’.'ii‘lio' SWAIN
nei score—~W.
"1 I i ‘J ‘l ‘ "IMW
mire J. 1.7011(100.
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(The NOWanIIw
the “RENEW“
, UNKNOWN NINE WON; .
The Unknown Nine pliiyea the God-
»(u' Street (Tigers on this Guldoh'Hill i‘ot
Tigers. Thomas Duffy, nIItchIerInA
I.I(lddIiIe Helmer. catchol'z "- ,
((-é .
GAME FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
The R & G and tho Norwalk Bust».
(ball teams will open the ilrst Southern
field The R 0: 0 team will play? at»
Derby Saturday afternoon.
»II3RIDGhlP0RIP BEA'IIS‘ ‘RPRINGR‘IELD
SPRINGFIELD. Muse. May '-—2..
Ihidgninh some»: Bridgeport 4; Spring
lie
. . -—lt's fully to soften trons that hor-
rible Iplsgue of the night. Iitc‘hmg piles
.Dosn‘s Ointment cures lcltly‘ and
Iuormnneutly. At tiny (I g‘“stbre, 50
cents. - ' “
r
Mnnlnnnl houses
(Continued (roan Eire: Pages) ' 7 ‘
W
was only the beginning of war For
(300 years waged the greatest oon‘illct'
ever known until proud. selfish Raine
was brought. to the ground with the
(bottle Cimyri‘Chrlst. liaison. ” (You had
HI. his victory forty yno‘rs ago (it Appo-
:mnttox. younhed vlutory «aver Spain
our years ago but it; has been (econ-
fliot- over (lined: Amazon preserved
a make thotilnion. “4., o. . .
The question not Lhéebght that was
waging between the negro and. the
white man in the South mo touched
'-1pon. but the mightier conflict was he-
q'ihristw You read Nowadays ago that
{the negro would soon .rlee 100011.001!
trontn (because 25 000 0! their race.
”more trial. .11. will soon he a one»
01'.th Nomi!) (I will ,
W047: with such
, r outstrip. us.
he is ((411711 13.11. sublime eon
oo coils on to out .ylctory. on-
(on 011:.- pence. service... It is
. punctual flight... Thet'o why Jesus
did...” come not. to bring maneubut
11‘... to the beautiful monument, to
hrid’touber Wren (one of the greatest
architects. St. Paul's. at Mandolin-on
3011" ..
You fought and won you want no on
sited l _ 1%you would see your
(133;
VIII; Me not othauckinghn
"Afiind ‘in [quI
..A orwui
braved th (sunning ruin (inst Night” And
giggled 1th memorialI
Post.Gi\R..ofN
(18906an We.
be to Matthieu min
(fishy: th _
77D: 71:77 égifierfiy Bobu
. new uliir 11157
Moo Down
Lhioaoo. .
.lnst Saturday afternoon and defeated
them by a score oi (WIN-bred to new
Iontesn‘ The battery» (or the winning
(mm .m Timmns.10aftrey. pitcher,
vund Willie Ounce. butcher. nnd‘i'or the
(find
Connecticut Ileacudmmmo. » Friday.
morning of this w‘odlt .bhltho Doohor
word.‘. . The speaker closed by re- ‘
. -W ldhw
.- tuggrbss greed
i In‘ hm ‘
, 7'.‘r‘1(
i
our M.
natal
Presbyterian
el (intent. ” .
1 etu sod
ii! turmoil,
.Ibnion you mmtmmflfi mat III (III
ll 7 re
strength and
decision
were at. we
wod‘hy ‘ .
(lilting
tqh (frog-r
77%” overtéd.
, hi
fought:
pointed out. the. (not. that our course
in (John who Without historic proud
(lent so (or as he know He thinks
’no other instuncc In to be found Wher0
the victorious nation has contented
herself uith starting 3‘11 new nation.
tree. (m the difllcult path of self- -gov-
We note three things. I .
First the tur’ro’nchiug influence 6:
I (1 decision. Cuba naked Spain (or that
. which we now Just given her.
It her decision had been in
notable the War would not have been. ‘
Snmiusb' Morro Castle; Ssh Juan and.
Manila would h
unknown as they new live years ago.
Seinhson and Schley. Dewey and Bhui’
(er, Phillip and Robson would have
ricnced the obsourity which often
(201138 to the inches 01 pence“ There
would hind been. no Puerto .Ricnn tar-
Philippine} problem,
have continued Ignorant or our. natiun
ezfigalu would boys on . .
missed the opportunity she embraced
of: showing her good will toward us
when she prevented con nonial niii~
once against (18.
"Behold 11‘
n‘ little flre klndieth. "
Second. the disposition. to take lb;
terest In seoondury matters. .We have
been intercsted I. Gubn. bonause we
interest It
to our .I’erha‘nli (I
ourselves at u noon o with
brevlous administrations.
dd
e7 necessity oi reciprocity
nhn if she shall continua to be.
it costs something to maintain an In.
dependent sovocnmeut...histo anal and
0IlrI'inlioi'nnti i
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hogan becomeudepemIgnoy I
na‘llohdl b, Iver. ,. at ,
il then consoaqu 7.411;,
i hold no. responsibioiond. if ,.
and stubborn selfleh~ (3
nods which. mower have. hindmtied our
otherwise noble worn continue. the .
God of Nations wIIl sl
"In closing the rector rend the Well-
, u'own poem by Alexander—~The Bur-
1;} (Irma; Ifl‘he singing- of the; bhol
as me
than? (But: (I ' W 7'
fierce blews' and heavy lifting linvc
‘comblned In the constructiou of the
craft; and as she has, slipped Into the
rut-stern of notionaI life, we have lifted
Id and rent the. (titi .with our
shouts of 'Inodg 1.1m good!" =
The Commencement of Cuban be
floor has evoked (ouch corn (it. The
(not that the King ,0: Swan3
jstAllfiil 107“ three (1171513 hetero the In-
stollulion oi (lbbn’ s first prgsi’den‘t has
been netsd.‘ 'I‘he proximity of, the an
ninrsnry of Jose Murtl‘s (lenth hub
been remembered. He was (1. distin-
finished (3be who fought (or her In
Bhandcnce and fell. in the fight just
seven years boreho- (he one of Cuba's
tiny. 011 Tuesday last Pr‘esb
(lent Roosevelt. in his («(111933 at the
nyvss 1n-
Géncrai .. Assombiin
Spain
(I been as hopuinrly
no, iiunurmtmgzlc, no
Europe would
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.we bod not gone
web IcI.ooce.rned
n’p need
loss .of We: Insight have
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monuments
(vomit TIES
embroidered We have just
: and (I111 the novelties are here.
tion. I ,
children’ 5 coats, for wearing
I in; wear.
to make the work easy.
WM“. «“3 . e
Lace—Lisle Gloves, black, white and colors,
NEW LACE COLLARS
Never before were Collars so charming,-the broad
Shoulde‘x‘ (Senate of lush Point, Venice and Batiste novel-
tied, both White and cream, in all shapes. They. are for
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IN VEILING
”A VéIl is hot by any (iiiédns thé ldfibt: (mpdrtant ,detail
, of thd'tbiletto. It Ils'arnaiter of significhrice and (wounded
7 accétdi‘hgly The (yoniaif of ,Iashioii’now
' brinrwith a’ Vei‘I‘oi Lace orChiiibhbither hematitched or
di’dbés I178!” ”hat
opened ('1 new hit or Veilir'fgs.
Veils for hats, by the yard or
' s’epat'ate‘. Complexion and block Veils (In new fancy mesh—
. es. Mourning VCils' 111 all styles.-
We7II invite your inspec-
»(
7‘7'." »
with slurt waists}. o‘r iri' (not
any costume. One of these Collars will give a touch of ele-
g'Ia’nce and distinction to an at herwiSe plain gown for even-
Wnrm‘énoii’g'linthb 'appI-(tciai‘t‘e‘ ice "cream." Those
“Peerless” Freezers are quite in demand, and no wonder,
7 for they are sensible, practical and lo'w-prIiced 7
Lots of different things' In the Kitchen Ware section 7
THE D M RE \D, COMPANY
, '. I
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‘M‘flfl' v.0,—
theme by the combined choirs, the
singing at. patriotic .Ihymne. oflertory
by organ and piano (1 solo,‘ The Hill
of God, "I by Chester H. Benedict, been
’tifuily.‘ Iondered. and an excellent (ul-
dress by Rev. I. H. Moore pastor of
the Nomaik Methodist Church. Rev.
Mr.Moo1:e paid a high tribute: to the
veterans and held their closest atten-
no» during his. address. lie referred
In beautiful language to the excellent
woi'k- they had done and were doing on
'11 whoiw in giving every (school and
Sunday echool the nations emblem,
”thus endenverlng to lncnloate in (he.
mindayzit the young people the nrlinoir
plot» (or. which the no: (one. s. ."Ine
Revoi ution.': India the .pos beaker, “nut.
to the flag the virtue 7o! liberty, the.‘
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1-5-7! ,_ ”A .I_M_-._L_-:-_-_s
LIVERY STABLESI, BURNED. .
i'rlck 7_D7,0ni,(,9y gem)! Killed in the
. NEW roux,,,15(,a 21'. ——Fir ,énl‘ly
this morning In deiéy City bgrned a
two- story frame cotIag'e oocupi‘ed
James Bradley and his family, the In!
motes hn'ylng barely time to escape in
safety Two livery stables adjoining
were nle'o dentroyé‘d. In one of these
stables was 9. trick donkey. owned by
a showman. When the blaze started
the, firemen tried to get It ,out with
the other animdis,‘ Wu ,very (nan "that
grabbed it was V(hi-o the donkey
having been trained to wrestle with
:a Clown. At lfist the heat became so
intense that the dohkey .Iweakened and
two stnlwnrt firemen m Imogen to get
ce of surety
at?“ 000. ,,’ .
'Il'l‘ho uropferIy less we
1:
Presbyterian, Commiuiyner Agency:
-‘ Railroad or Cqfidtiéting a‘ Lobby.
V NEW YORK May zil-Thc commis-
‘sloners to the Presbyterian llGIeEneTnI
0
Led MAN‘S?
Belit generdl Ammbiy‘. at
7 7 P. (Calif There was (I il'v’ely oontest" (or
t . the honor betwoen Cleveland and Los
- Angeles end 9. commi‘shioner. who (je-
(fused; to ive his name made ,the dc-
n-the floor of. the (assembly
that s rnilroad coizpora‘tion was con-
' '.- ducting a lobby in River of the Call-
1" fornia city. He was silenced by the
moderIetor
uNrTeo sTATg‘s OIL coMPANy.‘
OTQN y go ~,—+’A special chi-
ing of the htExc holders (If. the UNI ted
for (June I; at Pot'ti Budd Mien t9 1MP
n the question ot'enaugIlIufitIIIe (nitric
f the co 1 (1 es
.003“ and wémpiiiifi not; inc ((1118
’ no number of directors from nine to .
you. and the cspItnII stock by nine-
Well I;
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ohms Inciting to.
on pro "
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