Mb 9
n ' a
has orlect clrcul lion, t
a Signals“ All}: All.
‘b'
if a reirige’rator are,
,A to
sing over, under .a‘nd ar-
til the toll benefit or same.
basket, waists pipe and shelves can be easilyramoved there- ,
“droughiy eloanable. The lining is of has
83 ..
insulated with mineral We d 1111:; best non-conduI ,
,. I nte’tlbr- to?)
. 0R8 giving easy access to th‘ I, ,
phonemes, which snows current at cold, .
‘ ' milliliters .Only.tbe,bsst material andrworkm
poses on that
e me ditmpI ands cog" t
l‘6r‘. FLUSH B0 0M. HEA- A;
II ass in an I.
11le are use '
11 Motion of the White Moun taip line.
it'l‘hursday night until 9
J
Vng ‘lbert', of San: -' l
828, until wh
b ‘ closed all day Friday.
e other styles in hard and soft wood ranging in price from
‘lii ryV refrigerator gu aranteed.A ,
,IIND
-. io'n
LADIES’ FANCY TIES
" 2Ec. and sec.
- SILK AND LAWN.
LADIES" 'FANCVY HANDKER-
CHIEFS
5c., xoc., tar/2:, and age.
. V PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED
LADIES’ VESTS
too, iso. and use.
SLEEVELESS OR SHORT
IsnhEVEs': ‘
VLADIES' LACEIHOSIVEVRY .
tool and use;
o “clock
Graphophongs, of the Southern can
' xiocticut League, and as the Graphs
S umw
Pssigleqor
ntro no on of:
tinfe‘h‘oi' lorS
The White Moun- ,
much to?
. another me 'yepte‘rd
lust traveling Chicanos into cam,
'- hath no nouah
ellmgreii nigh MilitO‘bho
‘ snowed possibilities to burn and caused
A wich nine to one. The Bridgeports
~ crowd will probably be on hand to
‘ house or commo'nsmnd who; it was ‘an-
‘ , band will give it: concert. ether which
. - Cummings, who‘ will toss the first ball.
. - The Norwalk team
AA its has his Vwin. .
A or his hard swipeyanrl that suillced for
who is whaling the ball good and hard
“_ ground tomorrow, it is stated that the
- teams will be escorted to the ball
'1 pparently the New “lurks haveAAa
l t been able to slilolse oil the
which been blinding their:
sin debbmenb. for they was
ay.ta , talk the
tub
beers being the some as on the prey.
ions day-«4 to 3.‘ .1
While the Giants did not. accumulate
as many swabs as did the Wi‘n’il9 ill by
Colts yesterday; 1.233% succeeded
w! n. .
rat division.
Laudore home run, in the third lied
cVViVonsidarabra to do With the result o
is me. A m $56.21
been crooked and let' :L'suder‘s terrii'lc
slash shoot between them "in the third
inning another story might have been
101qu but the Giants' third baseman
was able to ”loop the loop" is a result
his side to mid tpmictory. , ,
A dainty soubre'tte heave by V'V‘tChar-
ley" Dexter that gsvo Bean al easy
sited in the third “meanwhile“ tor
Bean nedalle‘dA 'bo 'oApll
M was in the Second inhibit-.7 h'dwev
or that the Giants drew that blood and
the '2 600 (one "to“ With hilarious: Doyle
in, every game. led bit with a slashiup
single, Laudenwdldo the proper caper
by dumping the .bsll and by root
sprinting he belitAA it out. ,.
Then Yeager tangled up Schsoier by
another sate bunt. 'Il'hle- tilled the bad
on with none. out«wlth‘ prospects:
O'Hagan lifted a short' fly that file?
sir nipped. Doyle, who was on third.
to lowing the Chicago ideaA at short
baseball distances, didn’t stop to count
the ninety beet he lied to cover to get
to the plate; but took it tor ranted
that about eighty flite was the I i right
distant-p. Anyhow. be got home which
was suillcienb Then Jones, who re-
placed J olison. got in another single l
and on srks s sharp clip to 'l‘lukVer,
Lauder tallied. '
Dunn _WaaA played in the outfield yes
lei-day because bilartlc‘y, who was a
Giant tor ono day oifil‘y, shook the Polo“
Grdund dust. from is kangaroos and
vamoosed.
Lauder is credited with live sate
hits during the game _ .
Score:
NewYork. 02200000514
Chicago, 0 1 0 1 0 0,9 1-‘-3
0
RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE
New York. 4: Chlcug'o, 3.........2.500
BM: Win. 1: Cincinnati, 0...... H2500
Pit sburg', 9; Philadelphia, 4 ..... 1 A167
at. Iouls.3; Boston 0....,....,.1,'VIOOV
sratvoluo on THE CLUBS .,
. ;. w L be
Pittsburg . ' A. r," 32 7 82i
Chicago, " -"~.‘ 22‘ ii .611
Brooklyn, 20 19 .513
New York, _ 17 21 .447
Boston,' . .AKAA . 18 21 .432
Philadelphia, A“; 16 22 ;421
St. Louis, A“ ' 15 23 ‘.395
Cincinnati, ' 14 25 .3139
, TODAY'S LEAGUE GAMES.
Pltts‘burg at Nam York.
Chicago at Br
Cincinnati at Basic ‘ ‘
St‘ Louis at Philadelphia.
The Bridgeports o! the State Ma-
gas. were deieated yesterday by Nor-
have now won thirtéen games and lost
feurteen. .,
Tomorrow atteynoon on the Decker
Field the R and Gail no up. against the
Are always a‘ favorite tea'm here a big
see the game. A
_’l‘he Norwalks will assist are Slam:
ford team to open their; A new ball
game by a brass band and than the
the play will be started by May or
is figuring on doing
accepted. the?” be billion on
Fourth of July gong; A 1 ,
Milli. hon
”.14 othy'4Fltch, Miss M
"maimed-oi! Singles pills harn‘t :
the lottsr have 3‘
M as
‘ :1 $8311.09?"
V6 6110
Arid; not.“ on
Miss EMMA Kolho,‘
" Johnson,
Stamford ‘ Mr‘s.
"with. or ‘
' Igeporty Andrew
Show. at Newton .Henry Deldel
and Mrs. Flay Sch d; of New York.
Miss Estolla Austin; Miss Berke. Miss
John! 811 M .- William Colleuder.
Handy Miss
a. 0 Paris, li‘rance
celienuemm. and Mr .
Mr. and Mrs. Gillie
. r ..
Mather. Miss
Melony!) Andrews rs. Charlottew
Trigg, of New York Mister Louis J-‘ei
lenses and Master drum Andrews.
accent: coast
Wedding Osrsineny in the Non-Walk
Congregational Atarsonspo.
'ljha Wedding ceremony uniting Miss
Ms “ry E. Osborne. daughter of Mun!“
T. Hyatt; or West; avenue. and Noah
diggers. Jr... or Bridgeport, Was hell;
my. afternoon his o'clock. a
tb's‘ hormone or tbd'NorwslI'lr Congas:
gatlonal Church, and though quiet and
unosioatablaus the nuptials were not;
impressive. The pastor. llev, George
PM" Esbert. oificia‘tsm - A;
The bridesmaid .was Miss Anna
Solo. daughter otiAMl'A.‘ and Mrs. lra
Cole. oi lilimcrest and Lloyd 3089“.
.ot Bridgeport.- a b'mtber at the groom
vas best man. The bride was prot-
til‘y attired in nitratellng contains or
navy blue. with bat“: to match. ;A'
ATbs marriage ceremp’uy was wit
rAeusod by only the immediate relatiues
of. the contracting parties. and at the
conclusion or ill service: Mr and Mia.
Rogers were diverse to the Sleuth
Nomallt railroad mum: where they
boarded the west-bound 6: 55 express,
l'oi- a wedding trip through the south.
it the conclusion otxthelr honeymoon
Mr ”and Mrs. 11mm will reside in
Norwich. where Mr. Rogers is in bus!-
uoss Mr. and Mrs. RogersA Were the
recipients oil-a lam number or pres-
outs, attaining to the esteem in which
VirbVey'A VVaye held by their large circle' of
r en a. . ,_ 'A
W
klrcueusa owdnATULsTeo.
LONDON. June ill. «The war olilce
baa cabled congratulations to Lord
Kitchener on the energy, Skill and pe-
tience with whichi'A be conducted the
long campaign in South Ari-loo. and
has asked him to commitments to the
troops the government pmioiind sense
of their spirit of endurance. bravery
and discipline and video or their bu
manity. shown throughout the trying
ue’rio‘r. lord Kitchener replied in be-
' i‘
half or the army. macaw Mrica. ten». a
daring its sincerowisnka tor the con-
cratulatlons 01 tiw kflernment, Which
he was sure the broom 'AWoVuVlVd receive
with great sa'tlstaciloh
i
W
iNDIA SUGAR IBiLL PASSED. V _I
SIMLA, ludla, June 6«'l‘ho sugar
bill (empowering, the government 01
indie to impose a countervailing duty
on bountied sugar until the Brussels
convention becomes. effective) passed
the council today. The Viceroy of JnI-
dla. Lord Canon. so! Reflected. in a
speech exhortoddhb refiners to im-
prove their methods and. justity the
protection provided by the counter-
nailing duties imposed on bountied
sugar. II
COLONEL LYNCH WILlV. IBE AR-
RES STE .
LONDON.A June's 6.«Acoordlng to a
news agency Colonel Arthur Lynch
who fought with the Boers in South
Mrlcn and wh was elected in Novem-
her. last to ropressnt Galway in the
nounced last night. had decided to go
to London early next Week and at»
pt to take hls- Seat in the muse.
w ll not be allowedite carry out his ins
tontlon. butfwili bV‘o arresbedAlA on the
E ‘A sh'brp watch
is being kept tor colonel Lynch and
it he. reache W minster ltlellj be by
_I of motions for Friday.
' enda‘r session Judfid m mer referred to
,1; ,. When Jillige mummy. Elinor tobk I
' lip his short calendar list yesterday, ‘ A
and silenced, over it his eyes flushed.
an die livilleAd bonny contouring. And,
in in Was to on. to on the tail end
Oil.
Later When the court was open and
counsel were dist-listing the prospects
t the short co!»
the divorce list. and naked counsel
Whether they thought anything else
wuld be heard.
hell the court Was iniornied that
iii docket would benched today. That
settled the di v‘orccs, or at least, the
best part of them '1 am going to catch
in train," said his honor, "and i shall
no bear any divorces it the business
is not through- by that time. " The in-
Idlooili'ons are that the divorce spilli-
cunts will have a hard row to hoe.
Here is the liable! eleven applicants
to the dihsolutio‘n of marriage ties:
lid Milk vs. John :Mllk. Margaret
.,iSeeley vs. William. Seeley, Ida
Mead vs. Charles" AMead, Maude E.
Thomas vs. Robert W Thomas. Wil—
ll Laubscher vs; .Thercsa l Laubv
so or. Mart 0. Francis vs. John D
Woods, Edward Williamson vs. Jessie
M. Williamson. Olivia A. Hainss vs
Charles Halnes, Carrie Schaefer Vs.
Gustave W. Schneier. Sarah A Region
vsi Robert Hogan. Anna Osurrilla vs.
Frank Osurrllla. ,
And that is not all the divorce busi-
nose that his honor will be called up-
on, at hear. tor the short calendar list
proper contains sdveral in which mo~
tions are made.
in the Action than. by Samuel A. ,
Weed against Daisy G Weed, the bus-
band wants Judgment. ior‘ want oi an-
swat, while the Wile asks for an allow-
subs to detend.
In the case oi Axilitiy‘ W. Tappan
against’Maud barren. this husband de-
also: the case placed on the uncontest
ed list because the wife has failed to
ills an answer, A
The dispute between Richard L1. B0-
bariuan and his wile. Louise B: G. Bo-
hannan. comes into court again with
three motions. The wife asks leave
to tile a cross complaint She also
‘wants an allowance to ,detend and ali~ '
mouy pending litigation.
Augusta Bitter within an allowance
from August Bitter in’ the action he has
brought against her ‘
it will be seen that the divorce mill
is very active. and that for this year
at least Ju‘ne blight be called the
menth or divorces as well as the month
of brides A
1’," :‘it QANV
JOHN {3V9 ‘ ui‘rs“ E '
Another Slow to Mistrionic Aspirations
' oi the Greflsilt—Ch himlt‘m. .
WATERBURY. Juno 6-——’l‘he attach.
meat on the Downing, “Uncle Tom's
Cabin" show propsrtyoin this city
Tuesday evenlngtzai the instance of
George Dolan, of Bridgeport, had not
been removed up to a late hour last
night. To make matters worse; during
the day an additional hold was placed
on: the property by Deputy Sheriff Rig
any. who received Word from Mrs.
Jennie Sihlth, otiBr'ldgeport, to hold
the property, as 12 was hers, and hers
nionou ‘
The property was still in the hands
of keepers last night. but Sheriff Rig-
ney said that some one would have to
take it oi! his hands, for two,” rse‘s,
tw'o Aponi‘es‘ and three mules won out
their heads oil to say nothing ”or the
bloodhounds. The people attafiiadfto
dozen-«would have do
lodgings and go homeidl'iih
Mn Downing, and Job
leiit Waterbury y lit
former going
git?! saying it
3wished the val
ue thlieippropeAAII1dd it was worth
all one cobitl got or t;- The show Was
booked to appear in Torryvllletyestor-
day. but of course it could- not he mpv-
ed from tho cityult is said the c
.. which the snow b’nd mandamus”;
. . ed to the New York; New Haven; &
Hdrttord railroodnand baboon order
ed to return eV cars to
the n. nor-by-~ wiiilbe
sea and the
or it there werV‘e AVeVchVVv n divorces strung ‘ '
- Brooklyn.) has nearly paid for it with
. Dons ’
”numb
They do look so"
sou-W
FOR SUMMER WASH DRE
I clean; nnd attractive. Every Woman
wihhes‘ filib‘ had hall d deceit, and every. woman canihsye,
' particularlyAif she can; make them herself, the material is so
low-priced.
Liam timbre .3 '6; as
V addnch Porcele A 8‘ . Icts
English Percale toAyz‘cts
Zephyr Gingham . 12% cts
Fine Dimity ‘ fey; 'cts
' JaconerI . "fay; 'cts
Corded Madras ‘ 15;] Acts
French Cambric ' 15‘ ‘cts
All these are just a hint.
i
E S otch Madras H VAV " H
4"«'I.IW‘V‘A ‘,V‘
15 cts
AFme Batiste . . . " '15- cts'
V Oxford Maxims . A V19; cts
Ibuporred Pique .19 Icts
Mercerizcd Stripes A. .25 etc
Silk Gingham V . . 25 Vote
Linen Dimity , 5'29 the A
Brocste Medras . - '35 Vote
Now for the very thin
things that are nice when a Vscorching hot day comes.
Think of a‘ pretty Lawn for 6 1/, Vote a yard, or a Dimity for
the same price. This is what you can have:
1
Lawn or Dimity from 6% to 19 and 29 nip.
1 2%, ate. '
AV: 2 /2 to 25 cts.
2 5 and 35 cts.
J aconet Musllns
SWlss Musline
Organdics
l |
"A.
v .
the quality of the goods to understand the value plainly
SHEPHERDS' CHECKS ' ‘
In one oi the‘ Fail-field Avenue windows cart he IsjeVen' a
I' (display of 'sIrnV'aVll checked Dress Goods” an brown and white,
, greendlind White, and blue and White. The stuff Will r'nake
capital 0.. ting Skirts in: country‘gwssr or the sea shore. It
w'laid'o bake good waists fer “cool snaps" that occasion-
all y Visit us.‘jA Just the thing for childrcns’ clotiies. .
37 inches wide, giV are a y and,
’\I
This is the third day of the Undermuslin Sale, and it
is going on splendidly. All sorts of pretty Undergarments .
of Naiusook or Co‘mbric, in many styles,
trimmed with
Point de Paris Vol- Valenclenncs Lace and Embroidery.
iV
V.,V,,V_iV
New Sale Pillows in the Upholstery Section. Bright
fled or finished VwV'ViVVch a 'cord.
THE D.A
in
attractive colors; and real feather Pillows they are too, for
A all the ridiculously low price—739' cts, and have thorn rui-
i‘i READ COMPANY
V ‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
‘
I—-—« 4 Err—W .. .....
NOT THE. SAME CRAWFORDS.
Henry Denies That 'Any oi His Rois-
lives Wore In Farin‘ Swindle.
KANSAS CITY, June fitL—Accordin:
to Henry Crawford, 01' this city, our
oi the there whose nbme has beer
conneotetl> With the big Humbert- -Craw
lord swindle in Paris, the wholé story
was founded on a fraud He say:
there never was an it .Crawtord ii
family; no member or tfi'e tnmilr
33‘ died possessed of a twenty mil
leion dollar estate and there never way
any content over any estate in thl
Crawford family. Henry Crawler-d iA
an ex- o-ity auditor at this city and has
been for years prominent in local po
lIitlcal circles. He has lived heri
éinco'1888.Hls.brothor, Matthev
Crawm‘rd. of Louisville, was farmer!)
-a resident of this city, where be we:
president of the Actna National bank
“Whoever is responsible for the
swindle" Said Crawford; last night
"evidently
lasts regarding the owl mellow ill i
it is based on a trend 1?.
pl.o There can be no 'c nofc'tiozi
tween our tam!
the swindle. In the first place we
never had a Robert 90.916991 in our
llyr» Robert is no is am 5' name
53?; despdtcb‘es s‘ay that thfiuliclo w
died ‘w'as named Robert he
were {our nephews} at will
was doadii'A Theso statements are on
There were only. three.
tlroly wrong.
brothers or us and two at us never
have been abriiad"
Lo 'VsV J'Donlioro Tried to Tickle are:
:.AA.A sham. lth I Stick. . ,
‘* AA New malt; line :B—Anothor man,
(Which killed a tormentor- recently in
u Poughkeepsie; Louis J
knews the details of the.
"Crawford family: but the fundamenta
ly and: 'tlidbpibtlddi-ib:
bent on plaguing the elephant Tops,
led to some the beast about
STATUS OF PLANT- ESTATE.
——(-—
Hearing Yestbrday on Standing Annu-
iles Provided by the Will.
NEW HAVEN. June '6. «'Judge Silas
\A Robinson, 0! the superior Court,
levoted yesterday! to further inquiries
Auto the status of .the estate of late
Henry Bradley Plant. the .hearing be-
ng principally on the standing annu-
ties provided for by the Plant will in
avor of Horace G and Charles E.
Journey, both of Waterbury, who are
‘ioeklng to none the will administered
11 the Connecticut courts. The an-
‘ milieu together amount to 36 000.1“
t‘orney Edward W: Sheldon, C! New
York counsel for the New York execu-
tors and the United Trust Company.
which now has charge of the annui-'
ice was the principal witnesses today.
By the terms ot- the will he said. the
‘flpllltiES were turbo in the hands of _
rusteos but whennlhe trust was de-
clare void by theINew York courts
:here as a questlop Whether the au~
iu‘Vltles themselves were not void. As
’At (was not the desire of Mrs. Plant or
her to question them, they were
xipstainod. A fund of $138. 000 was 'de»
'Ael‘ositcd with the United States Trust
Company, the amount being invested
1: bonds which now yield an income
of $7.245 a. year., 1.123.133 Burpee.
SVtiliterbunld #1133; 'nIne'Vi 192' {to
a eye an amp r
"viiich way that l“, niugyc'tlom" they seek is
lecld'ed the case anwili be fought out in
.ne Courts (in its merits. enough of the
estate being now in Connecticut to sat-
is? V339 {16821}onqu rug 'l
There are more suilerers from con
itipation than tram any other enemy
.1! your race: thoré is“ a long train of
innoyin'g 1112'; as a direct result. and _
.here is nothing so effective in its
reatmeut as Rsmo‘xla Liver Pills and .
“epic Pellets. S259 VsampioV free. {1.
ii. Pleisted Aw." . . .
gem with a stick. Tops gave a , V
allot ut' heir trunk and: wooing
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