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W. S. STURTEVANT
Forth Ailain’ and Ann Sts.
1v
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' South Norwalk, Conn.
BARGAIN DAY
“Ladies _, Walkluu Ski iris
Ladies Linen Long Skirts.
AT“‘HALF' PRICE
"line of "i All”? . ii” gerators at ‘ ‘
yards Beyiind the siding. . AYB‘uklcli om
denvbred
twccn.‘ tbo toluccppod can: and died
honking by biI night 1651: Mdidrman
Golden of the other our applied hiI
‘ air timings as soon as he saw the lion:
our, the collision obdurrlnt',’ MB curve
and then tried to jump, as did Linwood
Footrests. tun yours 0111. .Both Gold
on and young Footrests wor‘o caught.
undor the platform of the shore bound
car which piled upon the other and
wore klllod outright. Gobi: cna bead
wps nlmbtit torn from his
both legs‘ work: out off The cottons
boy woo crushéd to.riéntl1'..‘Botl1 cuts
were full 0: Sunday excura‘lonists and
tow escaped. .u‘uln'lure‘d There in no
complete list at tho injured R. P.
Waller.‘ n brother pr Mnjo‘r L W. T.
Waller. U. S M C, Was on board one
or the cars and sustained serious in
a juries. He was taken to his home on
l‘emb‘roke. avenue. M. V Ahcuru. of
i the Virginian Pilot, WBI‘ injured inter
actions injuries. ML: Corliss 11 nop-
how of MBjor Waller. was badly inJur
ed internnll‘y
some testimony, but adjourned until
"Wednesday.
DISASTROUS FREIGHT WRECK.
way; Two Badly Injured.
from New Albany. Ind. says:
in 9 dl
Southern
' dinner ‘Duval. Fireman 00': and Drake-
mnn Ross of one train were killed out.
right and Engine-‘21- Goodall and Fire-
man Mc'yers of the other train were
Ladies" Fic‘ue Walkinu Skirts.
Ladies’ Pique Long-Skirts. :
be cool season has lessened the demand for these popular
m1 Wieather Garments, and we have some Excellent
-" A SPEClAL 1N
Smurna Rugs’ 500
Regular Fritz: 75c. For the Day Only
I,” BARGAINS lN
Ludies’ Colored‘Shirt Waists
_ 9 ”‘7‘; ‘ and
Ludies’ While sun WaiSls.
A DIC ERMAN a. son
gious Diseases
v2
ILIAN BALM u a Ligation; Germ Extermmntor. It
thing in the ‘worid known to mankind that Ibuohitely
fly cures contagioui diocaitch. For loin-my your;
man; and bunnymafluleo. typhoid 299mm 1...
Protrented and Cured ;;
i dcmollshodz
0 limit) but with Crushed boé,
y and,
I’D A
2 o, 1,
31 3 1
'2, 9. 0.
‘I ‘0‘ 3
vMGGl‘MhnMu 0 2 0
hug: -0 12. 9,
, Wdtrie. i'. 2 1 0
‘3)“ ud’tmtut ’9 o 0. 1.
climb 1 o 2
.1. 9- , ‘ , --4 ~- ---‘
Totals. : 1 ,. 39 9 27 '11‘
‘ BLAGK ROADS. , :
wound 9a.. um: 25.—~ln a, ” i: ’ AB R n no A 9
head on Eli 19999 but 9911 two can: on. Doluu. c...f :l ‘0 1 2 ’0 0
tho um it9’ Termiiiul lino lute you. Riley.,2b., 4 0 1, 3 .6 «2
telllny‘p boil thno9 people were (lulloo. rf.. .49 0 ,9 0 0
mum and molly othérs badly injured. 1“ Gilli lll. 9.9.; 4 0 (i 1. 4 1
The accident occurred about three McGuinoaa. 11». 4 0 1 12 0‘ 1
and onovbulf inlloa from Norfolk. 0119 Lufiét‘uou.il.f.. 3' 1 1 0 0 0
our puts 96mln5 from 0999,11. ylow and Sullill.,3b.. 3‘ 0 2 0 2 3
(-113 other 30le to that piano. 'l‘lie 01" Moriarty, 0., 3- 1 .2 ll 0- 0
919119“xiv«lightlulththol 9pc: lioupdtfizoi Williams, ., 3,, 0 13 1 1
0“ 1W all on _n‘ or theo or. ~-—~~¢ _.._
Motmmnn W. 8 111.11% hailed to obey .TOtBls, , 32 ,2 9 24 121 8
the orders and the crash come 400 Nhrwt'tllta. 4 2 3 0 (i 0 0 0 x—~9
13inch Roads. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2
Sacrifice bit, Riley: , buses .on balls.
of! WilllBtna 2; two blue hits, Mc-
Guineas, Loucrgan. Williams. banner
and Cameron: left an bases, Norwalk.
9 Blackrouds 3; .doubli; plays, Cam..-
ran. Lauder null Rosamund Me.
Gulnoss Bud Riley; struck out by c-
(truth 9,, by Williama 4; wild pitches.
McGrBtll‘ nu Williams; paused bulls,
Moriarty. 3; time of the game, one
hour and twenty-eight minutes; um.
pire, ’1‘. Francis Welcb.
Arrangomcuts are baton mode for a
some Saturday, on the Decker Field.
between the Not-walks and thc crsmk
.Now Britolns. It in expected that the
Norwulks will play a ew York team
on Labor Day morning. .
v. M. c. A. 8; l... use. co. of
An tolerating Ball Game Played Sat.
urdIy Afternoon on Baxter Ground.
. ii"?
The Young Men B Christian .nnocio-
naily‘. 13911111an Benson. managing , tlon ball team won from the Lockwood
011110? 0f the Humorist also nuataluod Manufacturing Company ulm‘, in an in
tl‘rcatlng game Saturday afternoon on
Buxtcr Grounds There wcic
‘ many good features and among them
Three Men Klmd on Southern Rall-inurke 3b,
ST. LOUIS. August Mir-A special Driacoll c
trons freight wreck on the Brown of.
aliway near Georgetown i Smith p.
: ton mlleé wont of here yesterday. Eur Lockwood rf.
probabli fatally lt‘urt. Fourteen boxi Dolnn BS.
HITS iondcd with whom with two in l Knorr. c.
comotlvcs \vem tumbled over B trestle! lilil so.
i to n ravine forty feet, below unaware: lorncu p
All Millie. on the Scum-1’ Crouchloy 2h
gcrn Railway between Louluvillo and Arnold lb
StLou'la h’os boon blocked. i
: 'l‘wo motions of the through freight Dn‘vinon rf
i, were coming east and. the first section: Kraut, if.
in elixir-go of Cbndut-tor Alvis
i stopped at Duncam: to switch, leaving
:n ‘cut" of cars on the main track.
:nnd bc some means the cars broke
1 nu ay and rolled down the truck “gain-
ing momentum at each revolution of
the wheels. Just 119 the runnwuy
cars were approaching the trestle the
second section Brown by lv‘ro big en-
gines came thundering over the bill
and the crash occurred a moment iat-
lnr. The cars piled over the locomo-
lit 99 null all went down into the m
vino in a heap. The loss to the roll-
gig-gglaocompnny will amount to about
' l
"l‘bore is a heavy grade at this pointi
l
. ‘TRMN GOES INTO LAKE.
1 AUBURN. N. Y.. August 25.——'rbore
was a wreck on the 'Lchlgb Valley
rnilroud half B mile north of Ensemore
at 10:10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The baggage Ind smoking car: left
the truck and ueut. down an cmbaull
room into Owosco lake, where they
were overturnéd. Th9 panacu'z'o‘i‘d ed
coped through the windows. Four men
were leufnlly. though notoertounly.
injured.‘
.—.
-~."l bud a morning. ltchin5 core on
my log. Suffered tortures Donna
Ointment took away the burning and
itching. instantly d quickly cloctcdatd
mom can: not.
;
‘iile
u ; Soon to the last half of the tuning. In
93' the second Inning Austin struck out
‘. their more in Iucceuolou, cud Dorian i
a me to the m and united one run. , frills
A 'corou‘er vieved the dead and look‘ might bé mentioned a doublet: play 1..
l.,)olah who was unassisted
i ubiFG. CO
3 r h po 9 0
~llcffermnn, if. 0 0 0 0 0
~ Mills, 1b 0 (i ii 0 0
1 ll 2 l3 "1
illoQulllen 2b, 1 2 ,5 2 ..
0 1 7 (i 0
‘. Cortney, as l 2 l i 2
l l) 0 0 0
2 1 i ll 2
0 0 0 0 1
Total. 1‘» 6 27 11 S
i Y. M. C. A.
r b no a c
2 0 2 0 l
i i it u (l
3 3 0 ti 0
(t o l l: 0
ll 0 l) l -U
2 i 9 ll Tl
Benedict. cf, 0 2 0,. 0 l
o 0 ll 1 ll
0 o l 0 1
had‘ mmmmmm
Total. 8 7 3" ti 3
Score by innings:
Y.M.C.A., 490010210~8
L. Mfg. 00., 0 l 0 l '2. 0 ll 2 0—4;
Summary: Two bust: hits: by Hill.
Cortney, Smith; bnsc on bulin, off Cor
non, 6: off Smith 2: struck out by Car-
11911. 13; by Smith. 7: left on buses Y
M. C. A, 5; L. Mtg. 00., 7; umpire. E
Hayes; time of game. 1 hour, 35 min
uten.
DARIENS. f2: BELVEDERES, 3.
Game Wu for the Amateur Champion.
Ihlp of the State.
The Darlene played and detected the
Belt cdcrea of Bridgt port for the ama-
teur championship of tbcotatc Sutur
day-,Bltcrnoon, on the Brady grounds.
bya ascore of 199119 to three The
Barium: played a line clung in the field
and their work at the but won them
the 51111191119 Bulvedol‘cs. though do
f it. out. up.I, good exhibition of the
dual 6 but their errors were
van 9 , rlcn sccuriug the runs
in the; > fining on arrow. but they
b the ' " e‘ on the bail and Secured
nluot‘eon W oi! Connors, while Ans.
(firm 'I puzzle to the letto‘t-I at
lovrug bu four hits off his dellvisry
And In and of the Bridgeport players
‘“Bon. l gum we are up against
Mitt euro; today all right." Only
lblflfifour button laced Austin during
game.
The sumo started with the Balm.
dorho at the m. and the first three
m‘c‘u struck out. The Harlem Mind to
Belvo‘doreu not out in cued ,
2order for: llvo “tuning: in and ion
“while Dorian darned olie run hi the
mo out one to the third Ind new
the fifth
in Retreat!!!
oi coofcéccc‘o‘pa
ed live in the fourth on com: Ind 6m .-
Icomd two in 1
the moon tllolr aunt also not canto tit
Thor locum! their
on W b .
NEW WAVES. August 254941” N,
tho conuluuiou? of tho n'zpiirti of the
Connooti’c'ut A5rlouit‘u‘rnl Station. at
blow la veu‘. um": on: many. ‘
it lnc ude‘u, wit other mum- Ic—
,potta on tho l’crtlllzntion of pouch or—
chords, glowing Sumutra tobacco un—
do shade, the composition of coding
at its uold‘ izl C9itnoutloltt and tho re-
port of the tbtl‘oh fdrea‘t'er, who is al-
on htntc (creator. . .A'
This iaat’ nomad ‘report condemn :1
new line of study which was begun by
the Motion Borne time since, with funds:
lett. for 999199.111! the iota William R.
Lockwood. of South Norwalk.
The btudy is on way: l)! improving
the tnwulllvnlcd 19nd of COnne:ti::11t
The M111: thus far has been chiefly in
plantlbg 9 sixty Bore field or sandy tun.
reu land with valuable timber trees,
and in planting in dllrcmnt ways to
test the Value of tho'k'llffercut methods
of such land. hi connection with this
work a forest nursery of some size has
been established.
The forester has also given odvlcc
and unsistame to. owners of woodland
who wished to improve loud bearing B;
timber growth 01‘ to bring in valuable
tlmbcr on land at present unused.
The state forenuer has BdVertlt-od for
0!!ch of land for state parks, on pro-
vided in on act 0: the last leginlnturo
entitled: “An not concerning the to
forentizatlon of human lnudu " Twen-
ty-threo persona have altered in the
aggregate some 5,500 acres. mostly in
small parcels, at prices ranging from
31 to 34 per acre. Most of these tracts
have been carefully inspected by the
forester and it. is expected that n pur-
chum ulll shortly be made.
There are thousands of actors in the
slots ubich me at present only an or
pcnno to their owners. but which can
' "A
advantageously be brought to yield
profitable timber 91-098.:
g 1119 tcpnrtln mulled true ‘to citizens
of the state who desire it. no far as
the limited edition permits.
Morobousc,ll1., ‘4 1 1 9 0 l
izounnbury, rt. ‘ ‘4 (l 0 1 '0 l
Cantrell, 3b., 4 '1 2 0 1 0
Hannah, lf., 4 l 2 0 0 0
Total, 41 l2 19 27 12 3
DELVE DE RPS -
All it it PO A E
Manlly, if., i 0 3 1 0
Johnson, 2b.. 4 l l 2 3 2
b‘lannlgnn. 1b., 4 l) 1 8 0 2
Holmes, 3b.. 4 U 0 (i l l
Bloke, c 4 l 0 7 1 ti
Connors, p.. 4 0 2, 2 2 l
lvortl. TL. 4 0 0 0 0 0
llowncy, 01“., 3 ‘0 0 1 0 1
McAvan. 88., 3 l 0 - l 2 0
Total, 34 3 4 24 10 7
Score? by innlngc:
Dnrlonu, 0 1 1 5 t 1- " l x—l2
lioitcdort‘ in o o o u 2 1 o u.» :1
Summarymn on balls off Austin
2; left on bands Darlensb .Beivoderes
4: home run R.Wumz;li1rcobasehlt
H .lolmt‘lon; two base bits llollhan.
Austin Lodrignn, Bloke; hit by pitch
ml bull Lounabury: doubio ploy John
son R. Wot-.11; Murchoune; nacriilcd
hits, Lounsbury 2. C. Wuerz: struck
out by Austin it by Coupon; :1; stol
on bases C. Wuerz 2. Junction 3. JIM
rlglin 4 Austin 4 R.W1teh2.Mdro
bonito. " Holihun 3, Cantrell 1. lilolro 2,
Connora 1 Time of game one hour,
manly minutes Umpire. Mr. White.
Scorer G. Smith.
Next Saturday the Dar-lens will play
the We“ Ends 01 Bridgcport, and on
Labor Day morning Mannggr Bowen
has partly arranged B game with the
GrIpbopbonec of Bridgeport.
Termination of the ”Naval Manual/on
WII Announced YeIthIy.
ROCKFORT. Ellison. Austin try-
‘ Them were no war vessels in tho har-
bor of. Range but the dronkwbtor
born today nor cool any be! soon out»
:lidc where, for nor oral days last week
Rear Admiral ngnlnwn‘c squadron
no national! tum-alps the coast. The
termination of the. naval monomers
yesterday made the presence of the
war remain of neither the defending
squadron of Rent admiral mutation
nor tho Ittaolrlug fol-co of Common
Film» burr gong” u
1 Mo doom.
, {will cup. or the duct
_ in new onion aid the plum
tuned its quIl unmmcr quiIt.
.uillcd westerly bound. Ionic
Hole. Mind. lcrvflcwm
to: New London. Al: tum
Milan: :{Iill be made. 101'
Indoor): monomers which
Will .. Writ!»
Mk.
W'I um ml: Ind Tonic Pot
mm mm blood mulling:
w»: 9993:5st LEAVE nocxpoav. ’
“loll/er part 0t till-m
«gnaw Saturdays t five o’clock.
mun» law- t-‘rmw-w r.
3 RG IN BREEZES.
Is theta anyth up; in the
that you need? ‘Plain matter-ofefact fabrics or dainty
Wash Di'csc (3009:: section
stuffs? The winds we; ‘5ch and the prices they are now
selling at; are such punitive savings that, you will regret
it, if you do not: buy before these special August: offerings
are gone.
Hcrc are light wciglxts. medium ‘wclgbts and hcavy
weights that one can surely find Bomc use fog; Bomdwhcrc,
somctim‘ca And the bounty of buying in the pleasurciof
saving. at the same time picking from the best that is
madc.
Fancy Stripe Merce‘r‘ned
Plain Pink and“ Cardinal
Fine qualify Striped Gaiatea.
Imported Galatea Cloth. ,
ts
f Price.
Pl‘ain Golferod French Pique,
heavy welt,
Checked Getman Lincn Suiting,
Plain Cardinal Duck,
Linen Colored Duck,
Value.
Oxford. 19c 12%c yd
Oxford, rgc ted/20 yd
rgc 12%;0 yd
25c 150 yd
35c Ice yd
soc 25c yd
Igc 12%9 yd
25c 15c yd
Aison Scotch Mittdras and Scotch Ginghams that are
special value.. Some forty
pieces, corded and plain
weaves, checks. plaids and stripes, in patterns suitable for
shirt waists, school dresses and shirt waist suits—e
Values 25 and 35 c a
yard; now 19c,a yard.
‘ IN- THE PING PONG SECTION.
We have maintained a complete outfit ever since the
Customers have rather looked to
-game became popular
us to furnish everything at a low cost.
Ping Pong, complete, $1.00 to $6.00.
Ping Pong Balls, 5c
each, 500 (102. ~
Ping, Pong Balls. best match, me each. $1.00 doz.
Ping Pong Rackets, 25, 50, 75:: and $1.00.
Ping Pong Books, Inc and, 250. .
DOLLS ' SUPPLIES.
This is what the little: women Want to know about .'
Dolls Dresses in all
sizes and colors.
Dolls' Caps and Bonnets, 25:: to 98c.
Dolls' Kimons. all colors, 38c.
Dolls’ Fans, soc.
m
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Primaries Arc Being Held Throughout
the State Today. '
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 25——
Democratic prlmnrlcs to name the
nominees of tho party for the election
in Novombcr on: held throughout \la
llama mum. In A! abnma as in every
utrict‘ly Democratic state in the south,
the sclerotion mods) at the primaries in
cqulvnlcnt to an election.
Then: is more than ordinary interest
attached to this primary, for tho rca
son that the comics: legislature is to
sclect a United States senator The
term or [inltcd States Senator E“. W.
Pottus is about to (expire. He in a can
tildate for I'd-nomination and reoloc
non. Air for as to publicly known therc
is no opposition
The two candidates for governor are
W. D. .lellto. m present governor of
Muhammun‘d Captain .loscplll‘. John-
ston, former governor.
WONDERFUL ELECTRIC STORMSJ
KoImOI Liner Ana ’8”: Several Earth.’
quaku Off South America.
BANDIEGO, »CII.. August 25~The
Koumoo liner WDYIBS,‘ Which ban
‘arrtvcd here from Hamburg via the
wool. coast of South and‘Ccutrnl Am
onion, reports that while running
through the tropic she. wan in many
electrical ‘otorms, which . lighted tbo
heaven in a. wondcrtul instinct.
When one approached Cbumcrlco on
the font cont 0: Guatemala the lights
of mm: volcanoos were mu for
many miles at scan On reaching port
it ‘1” hound mutton inhabitants ol the
town had all find on account of an
earthquake. and tho rtcdmcr bad to
discharge and take on freight with her
.0991 occur, I: no longnhommu could
be round » 4
, W
IHA .3108 ENGLAND FA‘REWELL.
LONDON. August zuw’l'he Ibab bid
to Bugllulrtodny mat" a
one round of mimics“ lie on sand
to Furl: when ho dill Ipond ton dim AA
499959 b". Jan: majesty: doporturc
at Wm .
mm on I bl: whoring
Ind I military dinning m
16,25, 509‘ Ind 3100 bowels
, -
CHICAGO CHURCH GOERS. '
Not is Many as Thare should be in
Proportion to Population.
CHICAGO, August 25,—«For the pur-
pocc of uscortalnlng what proportion
of tho population of Chicago attend
church on Sunday. the Record Herald
ycstcrdny made a count of the men
and ‘womcn at tho.largcr places of
worship within the city. Tho general
rcoull follows:
Mon at church, 80,844: women at
church 123. ”‘3 total. 204,567; men
in (‘blcazo 562. i .13: women in Chicago.
1,229,815.
The total number of churches in
Chicago according lotho lily dlrm
tory for 1902. in 666. Mauifcutly it
Wallld Dl: impossible to count thc nt-
lcnrlamc at all these churches, except
by elaborate proparatlon. One bun
Med and twenty- five leading churches
more, thercforc, selected and n
careful count was made of the people
present, with (be follo‘wing result»:
Men 29,948; women, 41,;241 total 68,-
1.89
it was doomed after 11 )ltudy of stu-
tisticc. that a conservative cutlmato
of the total numbcr in attendance at
all the churchcs 6f the city would be
three times: the numbers counted 'l‘o
dr-tcrrhinc the pcrcéntngcs that these
numbers ilorc to d) united States cen-
tion of Chicago the United States Ion.
sun of 1900 can 959d 1111 :1 basis
As the population increased at the
rate or :1 44 pm- cent. annually between
19:10 and 1902. it was considered that
the population my 1992 could remun-
bly and conscrvatlvciy b9 considered
to per cent. greater than it was in
1900 and the percentage computation
were made on this hauls. ,
-8'I’OP THAT 901.0. ,
Or it my result in Monmouth. Bro
ziihlu Build to hrealtluu up can: when.
ever tried. almost wt out «com
true ‘9an
ford. Burton or PlIlMd' I.
m
9132919:an Watt. 90 wool;
Extract: to spend TM“ 0:” to II»
. Francisco liltiu
, c 1: vuknc1cco.mlgu:i‘2t..~om.
tad ms Scranton A 9,116.11.
:1
{11' tom
nil trill m ' 9
I.’__ . 'i'lm drooutlvodtglllf
'2
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