Oonversuiion Chairs
mobile Ohio;
do some Oil Stoves' ”55'. 50.33
The old reliable.
'i‘uu styles. Cut. prices.
”r
6030 uards Rubs Batiste
at 6.943. per yard
.1*/, «4
sud 193' this construction ,911
full guaranteed. Also three
A Other Belushi iii 1’11
Tnboumttos
Couches:
twfiwww ”Mi" *MWm-w 4.3 i. «9... my ”'i’«“*".‘~‘“
3 3 3 minus
1‘ 117.9799 33.9111 nu.
into oi Iniérc'sl Io Iluwali Blue
3 [militias
.-ltr I‘ll"
"‘9
«in their limit engagement at the Polo
Grounds this season the Cincinnati
Reds turned up easy Winners over the
New Yohks in a; poorly 5on3t§st3ud3 game
in wide titers who much inwhn‘gtn'ii
thd umpires by both teams. . To score,
was 7 t5 :31'1‘h35 Stunt outbid, ed thsir
opponents land was it later on he has
" ; 514,. but the hits of Cincipnnti were
Huck Towels at lOCis.
Regular- Prtce 1591‘s.
Regular Prlcc 5091‘s. « '-
Ladies Lace Front Vests 3lOcls.,
Value I 35#3s.3
A“ full line. of
« « send them around
9..
of Stamford. Th5 Graphss
every available’ "chancl's. E
*‘ 913M
madn ht. onfiomlne Union. and victory
was the reword therefor in every in'.'." 3
n4 3 except the. ninth the Giants had
sit or and on two msn‘ left on this use.
es for the luck of the necessary hit to
'Ths bright psrticular feature oi the
contest was a catch of sterling merit
by Steinfeldt. in tile .51 iizlh 'iplnlilll
Sparks pitched for vs Innings for
the Giants, bot he was not in good.
form and gave way to Mathewson who
was not ”much or ,as improv’om‘e‘ht Five
hits w‘er'é secured oil the former? in
live ‘In‘nings and this home number oil!
tty iii tour 11151539: The latter s2
3:330!“ was" also this? «hh‘iise oi the Rods
ge ting the two ruus"yvh19‘h Draught
th‘ém‘: victory. The holding honors im-
New York go to builder;
The ‘scoro by innings.
Cincinnati ‘ « ‘ 2 03 on 1 2 o 0‘ 0—573
NewYork, 0102‘0’2‘00‘0—5
3. YESTERDAY S RESULTS.
Cincinnati]! 7; Now .York, '53.
St 1.;o’ul3u.‘4 rBrOOklyu 3
Philadelphia, :Cplcngo 0 33
The ‘Bostotil’lttshurg game was
postponed on account of Wet grounds.
. , STANDING on THE shuns.
‘ W; 14,110
Pitt'sbh'rg, ._. 34. 9, .791
Chiba 0", 3233 203 3.352%
Brook yn 24.3 22 .s. :
Bostonl 19., 223: .464
Néw’Yo‘r it 19‘3.‘24 .4432
Pililitdelphio. 25‘ 26' .436
St. Imus ill "6 .422
Clnclnnst'i‘,’ 27‘ 400
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR
~ Cincini‘iaii in New Y‘c‘rk.
St. Louis in Brooklyn
Pittsbur‘g" iii Boston?” ‘ 3
(‘hic‘ugo iif Phfludoiphin. .
‘ STATEDEAGUE GAMES
At New lm‘ndoanow ancn., 1:
New. London 21' .3;
At' Waterbury—~Brldgepori 3; wat-
orbury 12‘ ‘
33333 In Springfieldw—Harttord, 0; Spring}
TODAY.
in Meridon~N09wigh ‘;6 Meriden. 73.,
The Stamford A‘dVOCn'tc of last evo‘n-
lug hid the folmwing to say in r9391 d
to this after noon 9 some at smmmrd‘
Shortstop ‘Aehé.« of the Stamford
hasehslruine has rcturn9‘d from 5 via
it at his home in Pennsylvania and
will be in the some tomorrow Ashe s
presence «will strengthen the tosm‘.
The Gramophone nine ‘0! Bridgeport;
which will be the local tennis 'oppb
nont tomorrow. is An old rival of
Stamford Lustjycar the rivalry was
very great, and" a series of games be»
tween the two toxins was pretty near
an even3“thlng.' Thd-Gmphd‘oi- 11902
are e dimer-out team from that or, a
your use, however Mn'ny. ot the' old
plsyers have lett to join other teams
and it is a question whether tho new
mnterlslxcsn fill their pi.acos Ono no
oliisltionds in the catching depart-
ment: Tom Ivers, formerly catcher for
.the Bridgeport State League team is
th‘9 receiving 9nd of the Graphs' hat
te'ries in most of their games. The
netting 9! tomorrow' s game ris in lov'or
so tied
witn Norwalk for first pin in the
' League race. with 11.321} and Derby
- close seconds
A victim-y for Stem.
* lord would tic ihe Graphs and Stan)
' torus. now in fifth place." 4
Mike Dowd, is schedul5d to do, the
twirling this} sites-noon or lie'hlo'r-
wnlks again heron? Mike hint iodine
pretty curves and drops which he will
use to beat ,sdv‘antage on the visitors.
«It pract cerico ntsfi: r anything the
11991999999 91;th should be in
championship. tormi‘rwhbn the team
the Wnshi'ng‘ton street team on
the morning or July ‘4_‘t3h3 Tho Wall
street ball tossers are But for practice
Busilinimirl Election
11
larger. sis, so “ us run stun
ii also ‘w th‘ Epoplllatlgl as ruins
,and having together only 8206, be-
hid it biotin. utwoterln 1119 House truism?
towns having a semiotics
333311“an- ms meny mm
‘f‘flfid dcoler‘v old!
{a bolt nil Plnlsb‘d
.1... Gonersl Assembly $391909, 9. who!
‘ posed constitution is subunits
' “donation:
tumult-£1 new 3H9; (93:15.33
09'1th biz“ Mel‘p‘rlo curl"
unamhsJimti umuslksuduw
Mr. (too we 6132135 pystefi‘9 Q‘s};
. i; ““‘d’d‘. “‘2
9911 s 9 e c 9, en
59%..” it it'll: 7‘ also is in not
bxrosiif‘dt ill! {1393M ‘ dirt!
plumbmn hi4 13535155341. ‘d'dc3
kidnfiy tr dillé All 5171 eve s, ‘wn
consi3 who in shipped to‘ En.
e-Wii out mart M t
hack tlo‘illilihg". me ‘
M ii ‘
«complaint
Doau's Kfunsy 9mg dvoflissd‘ td‘
a kidney remedu a‘n‘d not! it burn a .
irnd confidence ongh in them to get
‘drug stdro« shot
tr‘y them The dusts :2 convinced me
th'.sy were that what! needed. so i
took another; 1 did not require any
more after that, for my back become
well. I prescribed them for my son,
and they cured him'l’ . «‘ « ,,
‘For sure by. sill dealers. «Fosisr Mil-
hurn 00 Buffalo. N. Y. .. sole agents
for the United mules. . ' .
Remember the name—Donn s~'—-nnd3
tnko‘ no other. , .
Wu“
not drawn on 9 sins, ,v or debate,
and strange as it mi; 555m thorégvérq
prominent. and in limit tial c gates
whom‘ 1 daily an. 9115] often centralised «
with on the bus ssh by re‘ us, whose
party connm'tipng'to théq and pi! tho
Convolution I did not know33 , «, ,
The, only contention was b5 wc'e'n the"
huge towns slid the small on . whats
over was olitnlncd to remedy the evils
l have mentioned ,«hul‘i in Doubt by hi)-
scaling, to, illomesscn sud sensc oi iris:
tics of tuned with mm the‘ power to re-
i'us‘e. and who iirm'ly béilcvcd that a
small concession would lead. sooner or3 ."
lntbr to an depriv‘uti‘on oi" the‘ righ33t 97'?
their towns to reprocentution 95913.31
r1nd to the adoption of ‘thé district syg
tcm The contest was long and ear
or. After all otht-r plans suggrnstcd
llfldi been ,dpigatsd, finally the. one now
proposed was, adopted by a large ma-
i‘or‘ity. It was 11 distinct gain for tho
' largo towns. but not quite so great a
coin as they sought for it was more
timnamnny or the small towns were, 1
‘ willing to gIVe.'1‘h‘é extremes on
‘ uclthor sid4i3‘ were quite iiatliifled.‘ ‘3-Prob
‘ uhiy it was not the plan th'nt any one
' dolegnic would have preferred.
‘ the only 0119 that a majority could una
It was
its on The House uudcr it; if udopted
will have one mcmber less than now,
.md the composition of it‘ will be tar
more just and our. No town will have
more representatives than try hug-11
town. Norwslk will retain is two 19.-
present tich, and, probably be. a sonn-
toriaid dstrict by itself.
i will not. here discuss or enumerate
the other 991319453 .Subsiuntlnlly.
~3111 other thin s.t 9 present COHSllLllt
this is cmbcd ..,9d in tho new: 3’l‘h9
princlpnl uddltlons‘ have been explain-
all and discussed in' the newspapers.
Probably the" m. t important change
is in the manner 9 ’nmendlng the con-
dilution. Amendments may be pro-
posed by either the Stunts or liopsn
(now by the Man almighnu‘d alter-
'wn‘rds‘ approving, us: A majority of each
house. where now twoétblrds of such
house is required. 'ai‘id. then submitted
to the people, 15;? adoption ‘
1 voted in he convention tor this
nropuscd constitution nitci- the others
which I preferred had been detected
not no the new one possible. but as
the best one possible to be new hind. i
hope the‘ electors will go o e polls
on Monday mad vote for Its a optldn.
sslex ectto o '.‘
p ASA ll. WOQDWARD. 3
Norwulk. duds 14.1902 .~ « ,
boosts WALSHSAYS VOTE NO.
Gives til: Henson: 'W'hy Pro audition:
otllution Shoal” Hot 353“.
To the Editor oi The Sobtinol: i
believe that every voter. should go to
the poles on Huntley. new and vote
no on the proposed constitution be
muse: .
. First.
Illncrcasos the snlnry list or
2y. unnecessary 5nd inexcusable ext
aunties. . «
Second Moor. or it's proulsions are
hopelessly obscure nnd uncerthln and
)d that nocount it. is distinctly ulterior
«43AM
e resent..conslltution.; (Even it:
'0' tb p its crudén‘eds
3 k 7756519 um
111.. 3A.” Bill‘s. -
Many, n' nanny ‘ct sen 5:91:95” 5 pnnl
lid shunning to use.
W‘H‘Jf’to
'lncu'llnilrudwns
Sufié'oi life"?
Blouse in be In” lilies ‘fii‘am
81111115951 i0} Munus
«.1 'lilo' ru'n't'l‘ 1m » tours committee of
tho Automoble Club, of liridgoport,l
iconslstlng ‘oi rcgory S. llryun Bornfl .
build Setter 79:15: .1 so B. Cornwall, -1
has perto'ctod like? me n details of the
proposed emiuruncupnn on the Fourth
oi .‘lnlyJ T55 milled? and regulations of.
the run will soon be isdued to the
members in printed form,
The ‘totnl: distuuoo will be iiity,
xnlics‘ And only machines owned by
club members will be eligible. The con-
.dltions for both gasoline and steam
carriages will be lenient enough to in-
"(11155 nil club machines to cntcrvnud at.
tho nitrite time strict enough to ‘r'nnko.
an interesting compotition and to on-
title thoso who, make this inn success
fully to no small amount of credit.
‘ The contesting automobiles will re-
‘port to the committee at the corner of
ngmgiu and milk ‘avfe‘mies, 19 Bridge.
p it;
can; '11 ll h'e sta'rted st ii ,o'c‘l‘Ock.‘
The
point near Mlnhus and r‘etn‘rn‘ over the
snm’d rondto s ia‘rti ‘g‘poin‘t. A descripi
the committee 'i‘li'é t’i‘mo fol“ rocétv
ing on es swlll supine June 28.
oasuune vehicles‘ ’to (ompl‘eto‘ the
ility nillc‘s whom are o'll‘owcd one stop
for, 3‘5an or gasoline: l3! necessary.
«but can ot‘ h‘e filjusted tiny way
3wh‘il‘93‘, 9‘ adding" 59550199111 obssrv «
ors wili' Accompatl fo‘u‘ch‘ our and keep
a record ‘or its p‘ei'tbi‘mn‘n'c'e.
bl who will he tarnished.
stop‘s‘!” Tlié‘ iirst ‘wiu be made at‘ Nor-
~,35ra3ili‘_.“ whoro‘ 999911991999 water may
9 taken 990999.551! whéro‘ the ve-
lilc‘ie‘ billy b‘d iubricutcd but“ not nd
Juttod or roprhrhd inf ny way. The
second stop l he ht
,totu‘l‘u'l‘ and the tliirtl [it ’Norvvnik 0n
the return. «'i‘he‘ committee will' pro
vidc it suitable place for procuring gnu-
clin‘ri n‘n‘d ‘wnt‘er '3}. these “bonito.
All stops from whnthvcr' 99535 will
be timed and recorded by We omciai
onsdrv'ois ‘ Stone for the following
slop! And Will not count against this
which;
l-hfl' police, to fivold'drightenlug inild
bo‘rs‘os.‘ to render aid in case of m 91
dent.« impassable rnil‘roud crossings
ion‘d blocked by frame
Ail nv‘sr‘a‘go speed of night miles an
hour Excluéiv'e of tho involuntary stops
mentioned must be' made ever the
wholo‘ (worse in order to render a V9
hicle’ eligible {or 39 certificate; No
miles on now Will be recogniz'cd.
contusion-3o- making; the run without
it ponnliz‘od ’stop at n, spocd averaging
between twelve and fourtohn miles an
hour for the. 'entire distance will be
10 to 12 miles. sodond class cartin-
notes; and from 83: to 10 miles; third
class certlflcii‘tos": Silver niedals pro-
se‘ntcd by Jonathan Southey; will (use
no awarded; «‘
of the club montbors will participate
in this contest: ii.- is estinmted that
make it according to conditions, by
l ofclock', ,
population « mantles dive? «thousand; and
3, votes" twenty-tem- more «2 represent»
‘ tiVos‘oitwentystoun‘towhs«with’popnln:
thn between two thousand and live
only 73, 000. although they have twen-
t.v,-i’our represent-billion already,- ‘whlio
it gives Hartford. with eighty thous-
add only one more, than it hos at3 pre-,
sent. 3«:«
the poles and vote 3"no” on Monday
next. JOHN J. “(ALglL
:« » - .. ..r .
“J 11 zluionwbill... Bundling lib; .«
t 8 3a. 1b,, 'II'tlIy ‘,43‘ti‘i and the first '
codr‘sd ivlll ho t3‘w'cnty- dye Blues to h‘ ‘
.tlon oi the' routc‘will‘ he funfqhe‘d by 3'
‘Rocor‘d 3
idem vehicles will be' ‘l‘ill'owed thrco '
tdmior‘d on the ‘
cnii'sos' will he. considered involuntary 3
Tire troubles stoppages by '
average speed in excess of tourtcc‘n 3
awarded first. class: g‘ccrtiiicntes; from ‘
it is expected that a lots: pron": lion '
the run, will be ovhr for those who «
thousand; whose tom: population‘2 is ‘
For these reasons on runny ct rs ‘
«it is the duty or every “3031““ so to S
..th - 1 s
ton} fig 353 'fti‘id'tiif
led 531% taillight: 513L351“
.lélr
, Ther’e' is nothing ilrc't‘t'tcr in the wholp
‘ summer droils mstbrilils t'l'ia3n th‘cse half 5533433
' Mautlfiilly “taverns (1.5
.~ 5‘99 1,1
mist 11¢
of
«.3“
cots
varifl
fl ‘.-
Bali
Wing‘s. ‘ln 052' Main St. corner wilt-3‘
dow3 tl31¢rc Is 35 391331 of the” goodly; but it will only ‘glvc‘f‘
you a 'h'in‘t,‘ for 95359}: 3359333571335 imagi5ablo is 351:, int counter" 3
among them; Rose, Pink (ix-Blood char, Tan and sci/733' . .
r17“ .
cral sl3iades of 311193 .
- ‘ ugh;
”SILK?
laundcrcd, and 5533i only that,
tic‘wmé 55 cite a yard ‘ ' "\-
0331135454.“:
, This is admit}? stuff for su'm3mer Wear,
135', he" 5:539 '
bs'ut thoroughly s‘cru'b 'e'd'
witfl” soap and we or beforc leav'ing the factory; find‘ 532513} 1
the3 colors arc quu
of course obit-shrinkable.
\ Comes both 1131 stripcs snd plain celors, a3 wl 93 variety ' ' "
' 3 ‘ ' 28 135954919950 ct's W31 yar'.
Both the above fabrics will not3 only make pretty and
comfortable summer gowns, but m'ziny of them will do for
evening wear next wintcr. _
" A33t3‘ 3ihc“ Was}; Goods Section.
. ~ « 3 OF- INTER‘EST T30 MEN
We have some g"ood thing's for this week .
N35gli'gc Shirts bf woven Madras, nc'w3 'p‘s'tterns,3. black,
and white: and blue and white, all nég'l't and cleaindookmg'
x
eifcoté. $1.60 cd'chf
r"
. «
r91
White Negligc Shirts 39f Striped Zephyr, exccllcnt
qualify', fastened with 19139593 pearl ,buitons, ‘cushion collar «
bands, $1.90.
.B3'oti‘i thé. above are splendid value. "1.4-7" ,
Belfast Mesh «Underwear, fin'est qudlityL 381.25 cash
FOR BOYS,3,.SP
White woven Madras
cts, and they are 50 ct quality.
“if.
EQL FOR SATURDAY
rts, with cuffs to mate
,.‘25
Finé line of Madras Shirts, both white and colored for
7'5 cts.
GLOVESANDMITTS. " -_.
Ladics' Lace Mitts,- 1131 black: 39nd 'wliit'é, elbow length,
$1. 00. 3
Lace Lisle Gloves,
Lace Silk Gloves
button, white 'o3nly,3
. ‘9. L... .
Chamois Gloves, rone33lar'g'c pearl
so and 25 cts.
75 cts.
85' cts.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Three thousand Tumbler s to go at n cts each.
THE D M. READ COMPANY
« ‘ _' Bridgeport Conn... . . ,’ 333
.‘1
".31..-.
line Berries Buried
(Continued from First Page)-
ground of desertio'n. The couple were
mdrriggi 3.1m l: 1877'; and the dcscri
iidn took place "April 27 1897
Currie Schneider-3 ncc Leopold of
Bridgeport.‘ ws's g‘rdntod n' 8936929 from
Gustav; W S‘cli'u'ei'er. of New 1York city,
on tlie ground 30! descttion. The couple
wéreniarricd.lnnubryi.189 and tb‘é'
desertion {00k place Dom i399 22 of
the some, year. Mrs. sounder was
given the cuSt.o‘,d'y3 of 9 minor] «child.
Sarnh A Hogan. of Kent; w'ris grunt-3
ed a degree from Robert llogan‘ of
Motion", on: the ground of ,hnhitu‘al
lntempernno [latlug from Jenuary 3,1
89 a3338,3’1‘ 33 The couple w9r3e [hurried ”999“?"
Andi}. 'Sésurrllla, o‘i‘ Brid cport, ws's3
ranted, a decree {rum Era‘n' Cshi‘rillu'.
of Allegheny, Pa" on the ground or (lo-l
sertion.3. The couple wet-93 married April
29', 18154, add 11199333 dgscrion took 51959
September 23.1l? The Mic was giv—
e custody of a men year-old
it were legally- Adopted-
of immune would onto .. promise 3
utlgation’ to sscsrmin its meaning.
Third. The mode in which
to be: voted on is lile’gdian
it it mid receive a msioriih'wotttilg
tos oastpdt will not be legally red
vs
; he :‘Evsry voter should by All. mellnb‘
‘ "a not (in
,t-to avoid the conduct whi‘c
why which til on'vs
‘ ‘reuuirés 151'me
"cadmium“: be. voted with
Bots calcium 9111399161)! 3.
- 536
comments. snottnoyminfis-to tits
‘9 ace without' the protection which the? ‘ ~
' Mil
lever: larssm- towns-adawmssapmvldeli
. 991999999 ,
"united 3Stntes and Canada will
meanes,nmi..5u1y 151,31
1! national reputn‘tion wll
535393553919 meetings.
sunny. it tho 1178311 or E
hurch, I i buy Hall and Sayles 1-7911
1: Brown nivuér‘s‘i‘t _ Tif‘ere «Wm
silent chorus of five hundred voices
-‘ Thaw/slim international convention jt‘
‘ of; in!» Baptist Young Pe‘opl‘e or the’ «
under the direction of F. H Jacobs, of «
‘o't Bridgeport w'ns
r‘oin 9.9334939. Torrey.
Sept "1
ovomomc justjat
tend)! t
' " bridge} in
Torrey. o3! Hartfor-
81195518383151. "
. Yor.
'e'st'u'te. She hflduflle income from a.
small amount of money and had no
other resources
ill/1..
.ludge Elmer said he would not allow '
so largo an amount as $150 at this
time. but he would make .«an order io‘ra
.575 without prejudice to any claim
that might be made in the futdrc‘.
his was satisfactoiy and counsel rm;
the wild agreed to file" an answer to the
complaint: within a week after the aim '
iovmnce is paid It seems to be 9 case
of «mistake in this instance. The validm
ity of s first divorce is involved.
and married again
By agreement of counsel an allow—
ance of $25. to be paid in thirty days,
was granted the detendnnt in the case
of Arthur W. Top, an. of Danbu‘ry,
agninst Maude Tappn "
W:
mas. MANicE‘, won Annoy-'3.
e t in o a Number. of
:= 775v. WW y... ~ .
NEW YOB at? and! firs—tn the no
match tOday 'for tho wo 3533' s metro
itan goitchanipipéls 7st
Géimt'y Co at
fins” 5 throp ‘e
. tournament, though she had a. sinecuré ,3
~« in defeating in succession. Mrs. 3H ‘
‘~ . Clark
ii ~ = linm Ship
Miss Grace E s and Mrs vg
The,
« wife believed herself to be' divorced,
Norwalk Chronicler