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“Dandy Bhlner“~ Is :1 complete
..ulollllh is applied and the sh VV
inched to any casing or unit”?
u. no eprluu on any part in i.“ order
lodlo‘nhxwentlomo'n or end. the simplest.
. eon dvimootepllnotloal? shoe sinner on the murket. A child
you oehold complete w ltheut the "Dandy Shiner. ” The out.
~‘ lasts. poliohing oVioth and bottle otV
void when not in
. ”Mg élV V
M: IBBOBSWIIQ
‘ l
‘ ill: ‘auy window, irom 260 up;
V . any nim.’ rm. up. VV ‘
or Furniture, inéluoihg the "Old illokory" lino. oL Rockers.
:Mor is and C overeation Cindi irn; also a complete line of read
litre. (louohos and Morris Chairs.
.l.o'.wu Mowers Lawn Swings and Set-
,VQéquntain‘l Refrigerators, Croquet VGnl-
“use AV
LADIES' FANCY TIES
25c. and soc. V
SILK AND'LAWN.
LADIES' FANCY VHANDKERV-
CHIEFC
‘ 5c., xoc., 12%C., and 25c.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED.
LADIES' VESTS
onc., V15cV. and 45;. V
SLEEVELESS 0R SHORT
SLEEVES
:LADTES‘ LACE hosmnv
. t‘l “It‘ll
Cent 3
VVllol‘ I'eooh time' a more and eliciting
V lbruillVi.
V mailed a. dead heat
‘ vrondltion
The one mile opelr amateur bicycle »
«rude brought out nine entries. and was
: «tier. of Newlia‘veil. both wheels Vboinp
in.
‘ Mother: will
laxative tor ell
«are Indm moor
Vdiento. Bliill become it II um . ml
pen or In pain or lrrltu~
'u‘thB never ESP” "arm and n “r
is” smote (all: like it and
It‘d“
till» “it: with .
Vgpnd
inolosed please find “ailments in film»
to or ll bottle at LA AXA
“t ”5:0; to "1% Wflfi’ fit}? V19?
Union permit, lamphio Co. .. P'shn.
..tl'dil’ti é'F‘lat‘t’i” Stilt.” ...
Volt-y street, Now York . .
distill it‘ll“ ldllltosiiomflc
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(Continue’d horn First Page).
.the holf- -rnlle trotting race. A. Wal-
ulrou‘ n th 0. 0.; Blue Boy; George St)—
thew. wlth 13.6.. Diamond F. and E. B.
Mead; wt til B. M. Esperunce’; were the
entries he heat was an exciting one,
and the finish very close, Arthur Wai-
rdVrop’s Blu’e Boy winning out. With
«lumen/Sober ti Diamond F a close sec-
ohd. The otlltlltlls tor the trotting races
were: W: A. Howhrth. ’l‘homuu‘ Word
shh‘d H i Bennett timers; I. ti. Hom-
:ilton. htarter and announcer. In the
:nédhud and third heats, trotted inter.
snide Boy ntlll showed her heels to Die-
;mond 1“,. winning out in their boat and
securing the 3150 purse. giving the lat-V.
‘In the second heat the union
was so close that it could almost be
Blue Bey‘e time
was: First and second heats. 132%:
{third hmtf1:1‘%. This is considered
.good time. as the tl'ilck Was in poor
.won by Cqul Youta'ch; of New Haven,
iin 2. will. He scoured ii. 320 diamond
wing: Philip W. Curran Stamford sec:
and. ‘3le goid'watchr Frank Williams.
Stamford. third 37 silver-pitcher R. L.
S‘Velil'le who stood a good chance of
getting a prize. had a mix-up With Web.
not out of commission.
In the one mile bicycle rare (or ital-
clone. four were entered. Fritz Mtitiuc-
(-o. of Stamford. come in first; with
Lule Copaaelll. of the same place. a
5 close hedond The prince were 815 and
$8 gold medals.
. The halt mile foot race was won by
Frank Jonee and Michael Kelly. who
tenured 83 00 and 32.00 apiece.
. ‘Durlnz the alterp'oen the baseball
ii'e Id was the scene at it good sized
-( rowd.’ and a good game was witnessed
between the. Y.’ M. C. A.‘a.ond‘the Man,
or School‘team. oi, Stamford. ~ The io-
rel team won by a" score of ii to 2 The
..M C. A '3 put up a much better
name than their opponents Pltohor ,
. .lierry Cornea being in unusually ononV
loan. The line up: ..V
YIM. C. A.’ s.
Pitcher.
Idfiu‘un
Catcher.
Manor So hoe)
. l
Gordon .
f “flag “a; -
bill! ollt o:
Momentum“
..V Opening (70mg
“ throughout illegally. nnd evening the
' luome silver pupa to be warned by the
H. Wheeler-k '
be
. The uuoh
little vessels: {were
httelnoon. mululovo‘
tdthe pretty aoqlintle
tonne train the town. Altogether yes-
2 will uy'ivu’ulmno oi the hoppieattot the I; . "'
very my. lumpy
YAQH/Tl own
Kllob oocosioua.
. . Dry. Null 0qu Yesterday,
The Norwoik Yacht Club formally
opened the attention yesterday. and
club, houeo honorary man was; tilled
with kilnnts‘ ‘thedl ‘ b entertaining the
Pine more Club.
.Club and the Knob, ,Outiug
were acorns .oi launches out the tint
are nil day. and mill-ties name- and
went. and. the collusion proved one at
the organization. .
Chuomui entertained a large number
oi guests on board his yacht AMI.
which has recently. he n overhauled
and was in line .coudltV on.
mammor'a orchestra". from lirld oport.
rendered a, concert prowl am in he Vai-
“vternoon and rendered.
little in the evening “A collation who
newedliroxn‘ 3: all until it o'clock.
'l‘h’ere .wa‘e no rope in the afternoon.
iu's several momher‘ll have not yet pluc-
ed their boats in commission. and the
clashes were not tilled out The" hand
ling monitors thinfson‘oo'n were on exit!-
hition in the club hotlso. .
ROTON FORMALLV OPENED.
Mommas of Pt ‘.Présent and
Posted a Fishnet VDI‘y. . -
Roton Point, in lt‘aV lamina] Vattiro.
you formally opened to the public lot
the season Vol 1902 yesteiday. and was
:iecorded a large patronage by peeplc
. mm The Norwollteeand surrounding
towns. and a big party. 01'.pr York-
urn members or. tn; Chautauqua Uh
on who came on the iron steamer
.ephoum There were over a titans-
md oi the hometown. and they
Vere accompanied by a large orches-
re, which furnished music for dancing
in the pavilion. Litter Professor
lmythe‘s orchestra also played for
lancing. which cautioned until late in
the evening. ‘ '
President James Belly. “oi New
l'ork will have chnrge of affairs at
he Point during the noononnond will
its ohly assisted by eCoorgo W. tilled
oy, the book keeper and enabler. Cut-
rer Geraldl did a good business in the‘
lining room and suite satisfaction.
The outside attractions tyere liberally
vatrohlzedl John Smllhnck’s stands.
Mrs. Plehl’s pln‘cn bud aPhotographer
'lewis‘ gallery doing especially well.
The carousel was not working. as it
. van lculncd yesterday that some of-
the tubes in the boiler were broken
”and steam could not be ruined. Muzzl
.2: Son. the New York people who hove
”he carouael have installed it new
RI 000 organ and were much disop.
.iolnled that visitors at the Point could
at hear it. but promise to have it run»
lug lie/tn week. ,
W'
WiTH.?THE. V'GEANQV ARMY MEN
Douglas Fowler pod Buckingham PostI
Deo'orato Grave; of Comrades.
The members of Douglas Fowler
Host No. 48 G. A. R. paraded yester-
ny in honor at their deported com.
odes and decorated their graves with
were and ..iiags The» features of
he day wore the unveiling oi the
taunted gun imflowaymn in the alter-V, .
con and the new service which hull
ever been introduced into this port
-t the wbnttylfi'ior the eallora and
oldlera who were lost at sea. ., .
The members at the. post about titty
Irena, in"- command of Commander
l
In: Homo the Hick.
the Norwollt Launch ;
Club. Them
tile moot nuooeaeiul in the history; oi ,
Commodore A. EL
Weldon ‘
hole for debt: ‘
Dlgootlon,
Impaired;
‘ , . Wilda Liver,
will
.59
slatted book-
It
in theme lai‘lil tonne-totem th l
loft. “Compmlon. {thirty “I tillefhkee to“;
w the
I mite." all:V nrt'nulnk I I.
0 0 1.
EM nit :lsi film
“glamouVVV aoig‘lcty “.13“ once t elm Ear-
hr out you of 4:: ought“: t:
I on
”"355" «in the Word .
l‘.‘ ' “fill. l1 W
stifle“, Rubit oile‘r moflglr my. nod
lpr {wily medicine.
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:onjoyed n bountliui repent.
.dlas who had Charge of the
The in-
air con-
islstedmt Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell pmo
,identl Mrll. Marietta. Hendricks, senior
.vioeqlregident; Mule. Annie Brothel-ton,
.oonduotorg' Mrs. Lillie Merriam. adeiet
out conductor. .
name members or the Poet- and Relief
Corps took the it“ our ion Rowoy
Vina; whore senvioellv were held in the
Methodist onumh In that place. The
exercises were opened with prayel by
Rev. David ll‘oyldrg,ioilowed .with an
luddl'ess by Rev. Frank Brown. pas-
tor oi' the «Baptist Church. and also
Rev. A. L. Hubbard... pastor of the
Mothodlsl. Episcopal Church ”Amati
on", wan sung .by the audience with J.
W “Gerham loading with comet. After
mile. servicesyolbmnrchod to the green
where the cannon moo dodlootod with
appropriate. ceremonies. The Post
was dismissed and the members re
turned. to the hall in South Main street
and llodisuppolt. . .
Aitor hopper. the Relief Corps held it
liloinOrlnl service ,lor the unknown
dead. . it was an open. meeting land
anally spec stars were present. The
rat service hold was for the late Nu-
then G. Feline‘r, who died at the Sold
iers‘ Home Thursday night. "809.88
ed nos .1 member of Douglas Fowler
Post The memorial consisted or the
usuiii term with all the officers tithing
lm ,
W
BUCKINGHAM'S OBSERVANCE.
Graves of. Many Deceased SoldierI
.V _ . V be nieolberg 0t Buck-
in‘ghtun Poet. ' R5. t‘ Romain,
observed Memorial Day by decorating
the graves *of departed comrades in
the: bhrlons cemeteries; ..
The member bathe
thirty stuns.
rooms in the morning about 10 o’clock
and headbd byruorrill’s. drum corps.
began the marchlrto the cemeteries ac.
commuted Vb throehrge wagons, lien
medfi with; imationai colors} and
(up, .5 . munch ohoicc .liow.
~. will of: the new
no ributédgmur’zely ephemera as
they have done:
« Thee moron-
mun. Cemetery. who're one graves o
not. about
éred at the. Post .
school V;
Established 1857.
‘MJ‘W’
AHMRsolv GINGHAHSV
A late importation, all by beg” odds the handsomest
Scotoh Gmghams tyo hovVVe erer handled. V.V,'i_‘ho comp and
tohtorc are exquisite; the weave so novel and Vvotlbd flint if
‘one opnnot have several; on. Which shall be the e'h'olco.
The tollowmg gives you a hint: ‘. " '
V’Brdcade Median: ‘ 35'th3. V; WashflllktMadras' ‘ 135nm. '
. Moroérlsed Zephyrs 35 étsn l Bag 54436 lV/Vns cts.
Loci; jVaVounards . r35 cts. 5 Corded Zephyrs V25 cts.
l-ll.
In oddition to the obove there. are E500 yards of VeStoVip-
ed. Checked and Plan! dinghadis. *Madraslond Chambrays
of line quality, Which we shall hat/e. greatlshtistattlon in of-
forio‘g to you at r 5 old. Va yiittl. because yen lell be getting
gréat value tor the price. ‘ V W H"
fl
,
.41: THE DRESS Goons sacrzalv
Mohairs are excellent tab rios for hot weather. Light
in weight. dust-repelling, strong and durable, they make
VVfinVe sVchirts or traveling coats . One of the newest el't'eots' is
a White hair-line stripe on black or navy blue groand.V at
$1. on a yard. V “ .
corded Moha‘irs 'come in self colors; caster. gray. ‘tvvo
:‘nshades of navy, white and black. 75 (its a yard
All the standard colors l n Plain Mohair, as well as the '
Melange‘iu blue and gray. V5 0 cts. 75 ets, and $1. on a‘ yard
Black Brilliantmes and Sicilians from $1. 50 down. .
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ART EMBROIDERY WORK
The little Turnover Collars ore pill! the rage. Some
new ones at the Art Section are of. White Pique on cir-
cular bands all stamped ready, to embroxtler. The circular ‘
bands fit the neck perfeétiy. These Collars are 15 ots,2
lot 25 cts. V
o
The new Birthday Pillow Covers mentioned yester-
day are at this Section. They are quite the he, ahd Vthe
making of one will be good vacation work.
New Lace Braids for Irish Pointwork also some novel
and attractivapstterns. ‘ ’
Do notlor‘getvthe attractions in the Upholstery Sec;
' tion. The exceptionally good offerings in Curtains made
yesterday. . »
nu: Dru. READ .CQutANY.
Y ‘ BridgeportJConn. i
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ONLY CURE..EQR DYBPEPSIA. DEGREES FOR NEW YORK WOM-
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle. . VEN.
:Del.. says: "i suffered for years with NEW YORK May ill—New York
dyspepsia. Used to. hive great dis- University will cooler the degree of
tress“ nnd belching. i tried everything master. at letters upon Miss Helen Mil
[could hear of .but nothing helped me let Gould, Miss Emily. Ogden Butler
till I took Brazilian qum and one 60 and Mrs. Henry Craven. who have
‘cent bottle cured me o‘ol'npletely." served as presidents. of woman’ a advin.
For sale by R. H. Pleistcd and F. ”H any .gcommltloee Titanicgrees will he
Banter - , “ 'conterred at the commencement exer
. ‘ W ‘ clean of the down town schools in
s‘PRIZE FIGHT ARTICLES SIGNEDL theiMelropoliton opera house .next
' DENVER, May 31 .—-‘Artlolea have 'i‘hursdoy' ev.ening Dr. William F Max-
A.
c. Arnold.
16c; “and 25c. '
o a o-VzVVQ"
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P ”All: the in ,
W“ me all right. It's tilt!
medicine ovefvooldfi
GREGORY‘S POINT OPENING.
The day at Gregory's Point was
. atlibaniifi usual.“ this
. u not oi.‘ the loss of the
gihotei. Thoma are quite a number at
9.xglhe Point-r however, will) vote royailv
lentertalnod by the management. In ‘
* health an'd'vitallty m
v V tors. Try them. anyone.
' .. teed by F. 1V1. Baxter. '-
"WO R i( 8 BY. N
VINDIAVNAP
‘ * , . nine ooidieremone decorated and from 0 ll ht between Dave.tln. {or man were leuident oi the
VKnoVrr .... If I ' . . . 7' T Child: l‘mgelht’fgl‘ ”glide: by ‘23 32%: «there the procession went ‘0 the Non ’Cfilivgirfletlid f“Bolling" Corbett to take University atyP’ehin. alild a survivor of
A I First Base 1) Baldwin sigmaualn :3."th .K‘wfifiigm and $3§°mgfizgflfiega$°£§§$my place .que 20. The men are to weigh the siege, will be the commencement
. Second Base . . .i . ‘ over the Wilmington street bridge to cemeterygwitb. beware knead... t: in at 127 pounds at 3 oelock in the or.ntor
, , ‘. I - . l as —-'—~—fi-—r—-— /
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lull Third Base .l. Fitch 2: till. it??? $132; goodwill”. Visiting £333,923.” :g,lfld§??rfée:$g might and the Coliseum Club has he. Dion‘t atniiil; the sorting, into} a un.
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. """""""" ' ACME. roan Wilmette one ,Thoy marched in "’9" 0f ”‘9 W“ “brig if“ lie 1“ “...“... - » hardest kind to cure. Olten it “hangs
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' Lindoberg '''' """ R' Young: ‘ After the mves at the Eu: NM“ decorated Joell 3241 wrote d“ . “After gearing" shortens us; “i had it in hand right now. A few doses of
Center Field. . yolk cemetery had been decorated. the .0",de 113 in Norwfll: cemetery, 49 ml am 'at tho’chest. my stem One Minute Cough cure Wm set you
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be“ new " M '7 ' “mum" we“ bndge' ' The (”1‘ Em “Nam “a 9 m 8“? little I ate full rue-z no I oonld ‘srlp bronchltlsfil null. dung
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Umpire, J J. Cnneo; scorer. J. Knorr. ’93th MM informative and salami: «he Soldiera’ monomer: *in Impweakan The?! [M ,d on on- Mae Children “55159405., Minute
In the evening there was a costly and Weep ever held by a body or mud cemetery. in memory 0 the no “1.1”,“me mummy- oiv‘en'tuthe .001!“ Cure '3 “millilit- cough medl-
." 302 tdi layotflreworks hich irmyt men, tho“ ~plaee M" 9.9"? dead At the completion of tho; work newto‘edlcine. ““6,th V5,: mom olnel ever“ used," Wit-7., H. Bowles,
. PilanIRVV i1 eds]? bl V1.1? viii: pared head, told the children .otideboroting Wei the line ormed Kenhedymoi Kenhfilytrnow‘wngston drovoton. N. H.731 never found any-
. mom néss y a Borow . :ghou’t’ the many soldiers and sailors main; It the Not-walk cemetery Vnnd . Y’- .a l . 0.0 _ thing else that noted so “My and
~ T59 donolnrln thesauditorium was Willa were drowned at sea and who ithe members of the Post arrived back Y7. A“ "185 sin 8! i l " “‘
' idnixht V ~. 3...}; . mom-awe” qu CK y Clifford Phnmocy.
enjoyed by many until nearly to veto never hoot-d oi. owned he mm .at the nest room about 1 o'cloélr. SRO 'DMANNEiBl MACHINERY DE? ...._________._
. When the analr‘m to}: “(file 1:116 " udedi'lle threijlali a dozen flm'lnto ‘Whem (“111181 was served. The wagons . “‘0‘? VVVVV BIG GIFT To DENVER: CHURCH-
ui‘ “if“? "“33" 9059:): w one! °“ e the ,mtei'. and at communal the entire it‘ll homey unedmore kindly loaned by NEW YORK. May 3141.“ Cunard . DENVER; M”. 313.45%”, 0018:0118
‘~ “‘5- h m ...‘fil’i‘i; he will? in led ““2” °‘ 3"“ ""9”" ““3“ ’W . 1““ “‘“l “a" floor Luoanla “mom hiverpool- land of the oldest rein balm men in the
no mum“ ”5 do...” I ~ ' ”’"e’ "1° ”“1“ ‘° ““mmm" ' = ’Qt'lee‘nstown report: moon Wednea- ‘city. will enrich the Methodist church
p33: air “gate”; ”"303- _ sea and decorate “‘0’ gm: as alumina; miamnifih. mm; of this city by over $350 000. This am‘
“5 ts. 5;: t on 1555531 m '9‘ 0‘ "’9 (1’0"me “Mam WW 09.9w“ Hayes onnt will be invested in a new corpor-
ll men it 1?. "iller or ot'lle notw he * bound twin Roundups! and Shields .to ation and the intéroot racer-hill! l! to
long}; 1%? fifinfiu “35mm“ '. Jammy... wuzamV m a slight he'dlvidé’u at follows: Fifty per cent.
“a “a: ‘ m a; 1m", Monument.» .01 nonunion”. The ffOl' evangelistic not; 25 per cent. for
recap “mmmm ee, John Fons ' vm'eiwas stopoed and wasmnklng re. buildings and (improvements and the
. Frank llllplilbsepig Blow Salva— . DB!!! _, . .31. . ballince for charities.
tor Charlbtt. mum in sea. Antonio .. . -
‘ Librlzio, Congas)! Librisio; iiooVr com- ..
‘ ’ mitten, Joe 1) 15%
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‘ a. last night. .1 En ’ one
Senator Fairbanks presided.
Audience tilled V. lsblo 3&3.
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