W i
:n'liaililllmggg
opening guinea of
colloid Baseball
V hi! the Decker Plaid
defeatddttlia Nun"
Lea-I
' Mumford in the afternoon and
' .. the team-p wiltinb
to» lie tune‘ oil
Norralléze were more fgr:
6 r a moon 61116. 6
R ry‘tea'hi' £5116 nursery
oitpgsevon initlie
rd? defealed Don
cabi‘tli6sobrelof
‘ Monument llll'itliq pinth
‘ securing. five runs after ‘two
cum
When the R and G
Alli Vthere was a big crowd on
'lilrnie Wade. of N63! Bho-
ilt psuewan w o
fisoninhe dual ploy.
. 3 ' tern? League; pitched a
'r‘ thbi‘ R and G's“ despite
effects of a sick head
' 4136‘s: hook the lead at
t were passed by the
{glide {earths inning. at tile
lot: the score was in later
have. to three The latter
Wail the filth that model
hlie in the sixth the R and
cthreo reruns tand‘dn ths~
986 more. In the fourth in-
dentures,
(if Burke!
6 passed third busts safely.
‘E'putiout on the way '.to home
3 Full score of their
NORWALKS.
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V on bases R and G 7. Nor-walk
loanaaes John Dowling 2, Ca-
V vr Hull 2 «170181168 bases”
1 1'.th Hull secured by Day. who
obs-ad ramming ~11
oil
‘M'V 16 by”
rich; time ‘of
Norm/out. -'
3 : -:.3AB»‘R H PO'A a:
Kenmss. 591362
" Whose r f "1" 11-00
= Baguio. c.. "15-" 12'4 1 ‘1
' O'Brien. Ist b. 145:: 11.12 0 2
Meehan.:..2db '5, 2.1511 11
Baker. 3d 1).. i ‘ o 211 4
Day. 6. 1., - 11.35.; 2 0 0 o
Hull‘s‘hfu .3 3i 0~-»0 '0 1
. MCGralll. DI: “‘1, $0.6, 1
Totals » ii! iii iii-‘2"! 21
DANBBRYI-
, , 18111 H P011
3' 1.. go 1. 1 '2 o
niakesiey: all 11. [‘4 1 o .1312
34115511261. _ $31.1 s. 6
Brilliant!) . .931 1103.0
' .3 {fir‘onfirl' 8'
go o a ‘2 1
510,30 9 11
£8 '01- 0.
..2‘313-1 l i
' lo 7 637114
8.33 tad l'oi' Stra‘tton in the i
z mum
. sci pce
the allure of nin6 to live, but 3 '
sated 'i'h ‘
formed-
dill ..
O h" .Timigl’nevl'dod.
. . 591°!
colon «of pelican study. rind
into the do ty 116ng of~3h6
ir’ Well tie-foil Mild cranium
thin”: m macaw» ”01‘" Biedical
13A 38611811118166 box? w
ind. makes the startling on age
that he has surely discOvarod tb
iir‘oflll‘fe rhuuwiwie With the our
88
d
t lid Nittitaiks at the Decker ., ‘
rainy 6611616111005 clean .
to himself produced as a result of the
years he has. spent in searching for
this precious life’o giving boon. to cure
any and every disease that is known to
the human body. There is no doubt
of the doctor's earnestness in making
blaé claim and the unsuitable cures
that he is daily effecting seems to hear.
him out very strongly. . His theory
which he advances is one of reason
and based on sound experience in a“
nibtllcaii practice of many years. it
costs nothing to try his remarkable
"Elixir of Life " as he call it. for he
bonds it free. to anyone ‘who is a suf-
1611an sufllci'ont quantites to con
Vince of its ability to cars so there is
‘ absolutely 11611st to run. Some of the
cures cited are very remarkable. and
but for reliable witnesses would huid _
ly be credited iThc lame have thrown
away armchair and walked about after
two or three trials of the remedy. Th6.
‘ ‘. sick..5iven up by home doctors. have,
been restored to their families and
friends in perfect health. Rhoumai
tism, neuralgia, stomach heart llvc‘r
kidney, bloOd and skin disease and
bladder troubles disappear as by mag
in. Headaches. backaches. nervous
ness, fevers, consumption. coughsr
colds. asthma, ..cntarrh bronchitis and-
Ill affections of the throat. lungs or-
any vital ’orizans are easily overcome.
in a space of time that is simply man.
velous. .
Partial paralysis. locomotor ataxia,
dram. soot, acroiula and piles are
quickly and permanently removed. it».
purifies the entire system. blood and,
tissues, restores normal nerve power,
circulation and a state of perfect
health- is produced at once. To the
doctor all systems are alike and equal-3
1y affected by. this “mt; "Elixir of-
Life. " Send fonthe remedy today. it
is free to eyery sufferer. State what.
you one rd be cured or ‘and the sure
remedy for it will be sent you free by
return 111611.,
J
:_r g
Ci‘athcimpmved as the game progress
ed and was pitching. great ball when
the. game. ended. The full score:
3 5.;
6-6»
.. 75'
;. “it'll
”Mn tl'flonVd
l. '.’.VGOQQV'FQHQH‘ 1-: l:
E 4. I a
up“
3 1110-.
i din streets Milli};
one ball and in much In winnins the
I Mandible time called at 2 olcloilk-
8116 the lineup of 69th tannin:
Washington Streets.
Catcher
' Kendricks ... cockerha'm
3 Pitcher
.3. Ferris ...... Ewan". flutteridgo
irst Ease '
Volk.. ........."... ......... Benedict
cond Bass '
Canny. ..Ji ‘1..'.'..'.. ...... BoutwclV}
Third Base
Parker ............... Briggerman
' Short Stop
Bturtovant ............. Raymond
Left Field
(lily ......... HopkinI
1 Center Field
Wilmott .................... . Rose
. Right Field , 3.
Sinuson. ............ .DiikO.
.. q.--
UNKNOWNS AND NORWALKS. .
The Unknowns and the Ndrwalkii'
'V..V crossed bats esterday morning on the
All" kit in
orwalk the former team
, winning by encore of 14 to 4
SOUTHERN lCONNEOTlGUTV
LE’A'Gum‘ '3 '3
R & C. 96 Norwalk. 6.
. Stamford; 8: fionburyfi.
Norwalk 9;: Daubury. 7.
Stamford 201R & G. 5.
Biidgeport, 5; Deiby.3
STANDING OF THE GLUBS.p
Stamford. 2 0 1000
N01 walk 1 i 500
R &.C. ' i l 500
» Bridgeport. i (1 1000
Derby. 0 i 000
W
6AM E8 THIS AFTERNOON
3n e as div-Derby.
train-leaving South Norwalk pt 11:37,.
W .
socuusr LAsosiras ‘
- Economic League.
poiw. which Was held in this city-i yes~
lining the position or the Economic
League. and claiming that it will be of
.no permanent benefit to the laboring
ciflSVSeflV. Tho', resolution. while it is‘
couched in temperate language. makes
the fact clear" that the Socialist Labor
par'ty dcprecates‘ the existence of the.
loo us.
he resolution contains the state--
ment that the economic league is on
off-shoot of the Democratic party, and
that it comprises elements which are;
antagonistic to each other, and which;
:‘U'Ifil‘efOI‘OyNIRHOL be of lasting value to
the workingmenb The material -lutcr~‘
cats at the two elements; conflict. says
the resolution and the downfall of one
,must necessarily be the final outcome.
The resolution which won introduced
by the delegation from New Britain.
.was referred to a committee which nth
ported st Vibe afternoon session
The convention opened at 9:306:11"
insbabor. Lyceum»? Forty-fire delegates
rc presenting fourteen:.Couaectieut cities
worship-cut.- Cbarlrs: J. Mercer; of
Bridgeport, Was elected temporary
chairman and Ernest Oatley. of New
‘ um 1i. scraper-try secretary.
After thesppoiat‘ment of committees
Charles atodel of Hartford; was elect-
6d chairman: and Charles E. Patrick, of
3 Newihrlmn. vicwhairman. 3.
-‘ 1 in submitting his" report State Secre-
tery domes il'x- “amounts of Hartford.
the driest in Bristol; last» september. of
the socialists Patrick and Walker. who
were charged with riot.- 3.
58bllowing‘ are the nominations:
1301‘ Governor—Ernest Catley, New
38V”. ‘ ~
Lieutenant Governor—dimes '1‘. liar
lilo, Mitford. '
Sdcidta'ry of State—s 3.G Harrison.
librtford. -
Treasurer—Adam Marx, New bon-
. i
Com‘ptrolleb—T. J. Bell New Brit-
'VLi'. *
tor-hey General—«Emil Sherman.
ville; 3.
congressional nominations: '
First Districth—Joseph Powell; ‘Nai‘t-
Result of games'plnyed yesterday: , ,-
MORNING. ‘
1 Bridgeport—Dew ghine not played.‘ 1
The Stamford and the Norwalks are
playing this afternoon on the Decker,
'Fiold. Daubury at Bridgeport and the ..
The also teem
went to Derby this morning on the ‘
They VHaVve' No Use for the Connecticut ‘
HART} opp. May.:ii~.—Ai the annual 5:“
state. convention of the Socialist Labor 3
tordny. o icsolutimi was introduced. de. V V‘ V
took occasion to denounce. i8 outrages "
3 body is liable to make mistakes but ._
why he should bring that basketful of
dent,Bidg'61leld Press.
‘ There is very reason to believe that 3
is will. respondwltli '
Who
" President Mitchell's order to strike up»
' less mantel! an eight- hour work day
, and other ditlbns prescribed by the -
hlcago, Cured
”Failed to Help
must be basedaupoa positive evidence
ardtospe‘ulr we‘ll-of ofIiydiaE. P
somehow-a mum
hill‘ 6 sun 11
lotionond believe. if): 1 a V
which you read these words. 3 ..
Mrs. Pin hum invl
68171
two I had constant
never new one day how
no appetite, neither 60111de sleep
rfSauaiivo Wash,- didmo
ylVVrtiullioiisbc doctors.
symposium that most
whentbey ryt to cure a woman
you oriden
what ii; will Howlwish all
ytheie would be less
Chicago,ll
.10; my sistersgldopn plan
.3166; oaths surely as
excitability,“ ervona.
E. 11in
'U—ofll‘u—n
A Georgetown Bail Crank Whose De.
_ .‘ siren. Were Unsatisfied. 3,
One of our prominent storekeopers
has been so busy-the past few years.
~that who: nobbeen able’codollow the
greatAmorican game of baseball as
:losely as he would like but on Satur-
lay he learned that the Norwalks and.
Cuban Giants were to play in News":
ind determined to see ”(the game; Now
in“ former years all the big genes were
played on the Baxter undo; _ why
rows 61': Woodward 8
Norwalk, and‘ our friend was almost
down there before he discovered that
the grounds had not been used for
that purpose' in several years. He
was then informed that the game
would be on the Decker field. at Greg.
'Vory‘s Point .d‘n‘it when he’ arrived there
h‘o found hhat the game was their in‘
Hostess on the Fair Grounds in Win~
nlpauk and gave up the (111666.. The
boys 66') it's all right and that every-
drugs and chemicals. including Doo-
leys"Ke616y curs" all the way to
Dr ahvli ‘9. ply to’ drop it. there on
tire contents is what they cannot
amuse. n-Gooi'gé'towh Ganesha
P "Fr UMNEVRS WILLV STRIKE;
WE; Pa; M'dy' ‘
the p
icy next Monday to
convention. £31m the op:
t is as genuine in every particular as the eyes with
all women w o are ill to write her for
3 MISS LAURA HOWARD
“Dun Mus. meniur: --I (:6an youtfor perfect health May,
and gladly do I acknowledge it. Life looked so dark to me a car or
my limbs swell61d,I had dizzy spa is, and
would $61 the ncxh- I was nervous and
116 1111116; KYdint: you did not mess wbsnyon
oknowwhat you waiting suffering women and are sure 0
ring women (1on only know of your
21 66616 m that is
don't allow any druggisi; to sell you anything 6
RB WAVE IV) "05.166116: ionivi hoNsionai
whicbwllibopoidtouy Iihoolwflnd Iii“ 16.01%
in phenom-o. 6cm: ,
1 union)!
WANTEC 'ro sés THE ems. WV
shoes-81min '
uniform Md smash its »
(10110311
by Lydia E. Plnk~
herald Vegetable Compound After.
the Boot Dusters of Chicago Had
Her.
86611 Mill-6V at the folloin must aura suave convict! 3
of all aroma. that the great plunge that 118.1% y on to m hearts
am makes for her medicine
16 it reasonable. think you. um we could hire such women as Miss HoVVw-
inkham's Yoga table Compound
11 l
and it re!“ an insult both to her 611(le
rotors, let every woman read this .
n3! particulars.
soundly nights. Eight bottlesh of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, dried in conjunction with
for me than all the .edm
mgfimonths
thedoabowmguo
icines and the
have enjoyed perfect health.
mixed your Compound
and. 6101166111111 more happy
and healthy. women in Amerioa."--L1m Herman, 1131 Newbeny Ave,
“malaria noward’s experi-
6 troubles enumerated
11:41:93.3. Pink ham-’0 Negetable
dust-o surely???“
mpo‘uii‘d rcure every “mmlgdla lurid Who suffers from womb
tron] “illumination of the ovaries, whey troubles, nervous
remember that it is Lydia
uring women, and
in its place.
statuses V
“I‘M“. '.‘...
V ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Following.“ a list. of letters remain
inst uncalled: ior at the following post,
’oifice. . for the week ending May
31.1902: ‘
.3 SOUTH NORWALK. ..
Mrs. Cornelia Anderson. 26 West
Ave.
B. H. Bently. 133 Water St.
Charles P. Cary 135 Main St.
'.'Walter Cinnnen.
Mrs. J. Knocks.
Patrick OOPCOI‘ID..
Ralph (inland. t8):
xv
1~
Wm. A. Herman. lVl‘Haviland St.
John D Hulllnmn. .
.B. I" Hyanis .
,C P Johannessen.
Steven ,Johanson.
. F; [Jones 171 Maln‘St.
.Dobos Katalin :
E. C. Mitchell
Harry
‘Mrs. Annie Palmer.
James H. Jlober.
Frederick Schwarzenberg.
John Y Slater.
General “Knox =16 «lowly: declaration}
, «comm. colds homo-acted son «his
recent trip from Pittsburg. He had a
comfortable night and although he is ’
m l 1118 ,.
‘1 ulval of federal officers.
" sion here hilt! 'diIVVlrihtited
, and pumpmeir :‘whosjo ‘oi
' ‘od this morning. tool‘tn
V or. DickV’u medicine 00..
'3 "lt as a family vrer'ped
'10.“.
you use it as you. deem best
The ' 11663.1th
guessing xmrunenimg ‘
will an assortment of complications,
Mrs. a momma id‘s). Main ‘61
M. Parsons schooner Alberta V
ion .dupot ll “
Whflwhfl‘itin
place Middleton under arr
from their tram and rail
wanna? he-dldso. MM .1)
finally 6116 took thn f itivov.
powered i111 Mid lotion is u 1
closely guarded at annulled stat!
where he will be kept pending the or
WW
SUPPLIES DIITRiIUTID VAVTV
“‘. i l . 1 '7' .' MINES; 3 .
.. . Pl'li'lldfl'l‘DN‘. recoup 11»th EritiV
Railroad Company todayi brought a;
train load of cats. bedding pad. provil
thsmi'at tbsp
Various colloidal located in and around
this oityu lemony anus-om firemen
t2 shift end-I
air Workliiii
1210111on away :tmnatilc mines. . .. .1
ll
14
‘ ‘rii‘s‘ 'ériii'b‘lib‘iii 4Tb? V‘MiferlV
Wire 13“ k of the
cow will; 3' “2f ~ '
Btdlnfol'd',‘ '.Coriil.”
3V" “RN“ “9133“ 190i
South Narw'alir Conn;
Gentlemen:
11511,:th given Dr. Dick‘s
V . medicine a practical test in my family.
, with most favorable-i-
rgsults. l desire to
' express to you my 6 tire sails: potlo‘n
with it. and- to state that it hall i‘ven‘
“_ me pleasure'to d" . d iii: “my
. = frléhdir 5Who have . ‘ . ‘ ”ma.
3‘ iarla and rhehmdts 3 ;“a‘s"“'ir "broth
' factual remedya ‘ tallily‘ldimery
ing a trial test.
I believe that‘fdlil‘
medicine does all
tildat you claim for
fiery 66 to
if this letter MW'belof
in via;
1 shall fool” grlitiiled"
Very sincdij ly idol-s. .
'I‘FH “MERRILL,
(Principr Adel-rill (Billions);
in!”- liver:
nan Means is! than Posi-
flan. WNWH Bank
«nonuniform flu
The avera'lgc 41166151101116 bf respec-
isbillty should he is a position to keep’
a bank account undis’ho would find an
immense convenience and saving. Her
bank book and mild checks. would 6:-
plainatany time her full depositahnd
disbursements while the checks them.
selves would be paid vouchers. Then
the: more ability Lula draw9.; a check
Against an. institution of the highest
repute is in itself a voucher of the
drawer’ a respectability ,
nus souni scams roller
com h.
93 w-mingiuq'soeei‘ south 6.8.1...
is the young 15mm who has in harm
own right a savings account.
Economical habits hooome- like sec-
ond nature if kept up a little while.
Bo provident.
=with1111. «V'iw »:
Womay four per cent interest on all
posits; ' , . , .
:11. savings account 1 '
tection against misfortune.
Mom .
J Wallace Marvin. ‘
Juliana Solicitor!
you ease and comfort, there's some~
magnum Bligh
That is 11‘ vital question with
V Fl
M JV. Chen .110 Yflli‘l‘ sill .
mum in find rabieln
busiaolrm “1880nd
1. large
‘ 2 16nd;- laenealbsical Notes.
. “9'53
m ..
where he was to servo a l (”fw , VQV‘flV‘VlilVf 1 ‘ 1
lanes for. passion. count We Voile “ W m
awn arrodtsd here i i ul ward forah tun-
poiiccmen. Ah the 0 cars 36V .16 not be our .26 06M“! MONO."
Pros-1.
a ’umimi odropout)
We. the undorr‘is'ped blurs known
of.
side to carry out any “Validation in
by their ilrm.
wasr unipolar Wholesale unis-
lists. Toledo ‘4 ‘
WAano Km 6 uAavlil.
Wholesale ,d‘l‘olo o. 0. ~51
Hall’s Catsrrh 6 is taken in
11827.“ acting dirfctlyu t; the lit ‘
an no or one,» 61 I"
iofiprw Timid byall '
slats. Testimonials free.
"611.111.8616in Pills m tilt but. 3,
l
cadmium Hrwanm
mm m
1201 1 Pre-
nounced the most sum 6. 11AM“-
niilcently ammo it ever issued
on ’L'tbo Cali“;- .BtmlouumiopZ .
mili- “near , Momma iil’i’ir-
traits reproducedwmm theimtvimlnl
ings in the White than. the Congress.
.ionsl “browns Ghetto! some“ ‘
:29 Corcoran Art Callery, of Walling
‘ 'Contflns {)6 animator 411 mu
Letters, .65qu will!“
of each Pr‘eaidentm of the United States,
Department immortal Bearings .
“”92: mo
immerses adversiiefore optical-6d
in any book ever issued.
»: moth President McKinley and Presi-
dent Rooscvelt- posed ipeoially in the
'.';White House for 'thelrsgpomutii :to' be
mad onlyand exclusivmy in this work
: edible is who greatest onor ever eph-
torred on any human on even issued
in this country.~'ill1is work reflects
. :nrerlit omnithe‘dlaflon. Eran mulb-
itic smartest: cit men will ..‘hll! cit.
‘:8eils:‘ Its Walsh! ..3 Small for-tunes
being made by men and; Women
and large - fortunes will be
.made om this publication. within the
:next three years. High class: men And
«women employed. on commission or
part salary. and part commission. :1 -
59ihnuaraat66d yearly... Also. Manager
wanted to open small ones atmomo or
in home town: to have charge of as-
out: ardent-63661161111611“. :loolt after
”316163161116“! (1.130.“ villi» «work.
girlie for tom; and .circularsix Ad-
ress
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Cox-coma Building, .oppoa‘ito
8:.in6uuryw
Sermon ELF-‘6.
'-.rlvr
m macaw flic-
for: muss imam: _
'rfrsi‘ V '
, Are not insured in a um;
testimony that is "coniiagrstion-
Secondr .
‘ > :ds your policyizcorroctly writ-
ten balsa. mimcsdseeacn
The experience of a matter of a
centuryzislat your service.
4560541!“ H Y 119”. .
Wt My]? ”m $43.10 V9,”
There are as miny‘ grades 6 1 sur-
uncens- .111er are, ohmwchnd in.
Place your money . .
”5
thra'fl‘gl'
lift, 1“.“
experience on the subject bird fitted
ill
. if your present glasses fail to give V
you. A glass is either rightor wrong “V
Phumordmwlthnsuam;
marrow-worth. commands-V
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Norwalk Chronicler