H-nwhm. .EVENING s
“Q'q'i‘a
EhTINEL
II til i
SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1903.
HOLVOKI, L 'IIiDOEPORT. 2. a ”El . V ‘
Hunt" and Fielding Took Game er Bab y comes
‘ .t. . P firefly Team. , ‘
out“veimehhaymmggfixag: there is nourishm‘ out. for both convales-
. dollow but l"Item. hits with It cent mother and nurnngohlid in
of ollliQ This kind of .
- - efllding HEUSER'BU ,
the some from" Bridgeport 6 to 2 _ A.“ . scfls
. by Slater. Batch and Show“ . ‘
timely hit of Connors. sun-It the '
tom from being shut out 'iht-
HOLYOKE. TIAOI “All.
ah r h po a c
5 2 3 I 2 I , It is an already digested food easily
3 I) 3 r7» 3 i’ , . /\ retained by the most delicate stomach.
-l t l t u 0 I‘T$32.;ngg'If'l‘fgIg'I'ng‘g'I3:133:33 * out“ I” “no. It restores health and strength—supplies
I i (I, i: l f 3 {quart—andthemeroWllli-ms'Root lit-er lvffil/l; shift/III the nutriment needed’buflds fleSh and
2 Ii they drink in hot weather the healthier . tissue. .
* i “ i; ' ‘1’ Wm: happhrlhey will be. ltiinxitsalltl ‘ ' .
1 3 31:) : 0 helbr-nremlhre'ltonic;theycooiJeiIt-sh ., A real malt extract—not an lntOchant;
unit‘slrcn'then the whole system. it‘s a ,
:3: "I; :1 T '3 marvel in thirst (punching. its tlnror in , contains less than 2") f‘ 0f 81001101
- (lcllCluu5.Ifld that such I ntisfying drink
BRIDGET??? I can be made withoht alcohol is I grnnd All dm‘flau ”ll 5" Prepared by tho
3 r ‘ [)0 u ” 'ihing tor the temperance cause. A'icw 9
i: ii {i 3 .1; 3 bottles kcptontheice willbc worth ihetr Anheuser'BUSCh BreWIng ASS n
1 at “eight itt gold during warm season. St i
4 0 8 ii) 0 0 insist on having o' and only ““‘Eju S A'
4 0 .. 31 0 "nay” Kiri. :Mteut H" H _ .. , I,” i
3 it I, l l 0 . thtI ktpt tht .Itittttltttttt down, htott. METROPOLITAN GOLF GAMES
' -. - Wit :m‘iflklmi‘m. ilmtovii firm (‘lt‘Vt‘llintl I tt 1 it It II it "ti-~13 ti :: I,I. \i III \t' II -.~II__._II .
, 4 l l .I b 0 I “X IlllllfllS' Flo nz town. I I, I. _ _, . - . . I\t . .\i:t_\' -.. it
’ 4 l 3 I: ti 1 . thlcngo ti ti it it It .Vti l tI-- .1 .t - llliltl Itllilltl til Ilia) I'l'ot lite clliiillpiolt- i
i I) I i ii I) . I. .. . _ I lIi"I‘loly‘lz‘slflllhllss'Ijllllld \’\ l‘:‘l'l(';l'l[.:1']‘||ilh rhtp of the Metropolitan tiolf \ssocia
3 0 ti ti 5 U ' I , . u." ' in“. t' 0' ' in". i-““ “its iilIIII-tl ltttlIt)’ ll\ll' illt‘ iicai
..._ _. .. _. -_ _ SPRINGF'ELD :LEFW HAVEN' 2' !‘ “Will'- Mii‘liiiiiil""- LSZJ: ilcttch links. Allan Kt-Itttatiay. theI
33 2 7 2? l7 1’. H,annifa l . i i St. Louis. 7; Detroit. 3. New .lt'l'h't'r stale chalttpion. had 1..
4 ‘ n zuvldztn'mctafi Connect 1 lilt"ilt()l' l‘ lilith Mn) III ~Slt- WI l‘.t llti‘L'Ji. it‘oxhiii. as opponent. Had I
Holloke, 3 2 ti 0 ti l it it ti—ti Nl<i\\' ii AVEN May _I‘IIM The wild-' itt id his own ieattt safe ttftt-l the open l“ i‘- “““iiitih‘ iii“ i" “mi““i” ““‘i
B” “1’0“": ti 0 0 0 0 2 U Uwulilt'sh of ”tuition wns' tesponsibltt i'ot-I tin: inning atttl did some “tilltli‘lllil '\ ‘ii’ii'ili‘iiiliilit'iiumiiiml “'lltiir pit k~
Summary: ‘thc In” ”I MIMIS game with Spring-1 fielding. The locals Well! all to pier ctt as the W‘llllltl at this tourttantolit. t
Two hast! hits—Batch. Roustnau. field. (if the nine passes he mm. Iwot es in the second inning, whett tire un- “I “i " i'mIiDHI'diiit'ii' (HI-‘3 "NW“ ”N“
Lat”. ‘Ht'tll't'il. tllt‘ lIiSl I'iiit living iUI‘ct-tl ttt‘I-I‘i "“17"”! “m“ “'0'.“ NiJll'i‘tl. Built il‘ai‘i" . ”minim" his “mun“ "i “vim" W. “' \Il
3““ 0" bulls—Off Wade, 3- "if ('n’ the plate after two lllt'll lllltl been IeIII-vi M“ 0" “ “i"‘i'lai ”iii" 1“ "i' i” S" "' ""' ”r. “'"H “h“ "‘ " “"'|~‘ "mm"
lln, ”I The features ”I. the game “III“; Louis for thc morning name. Score: in golf tilt it e 'lltt' tnor'l itIlt‘l‘I'HiiltLI
85m“ out by Wade—h ‘th Ilcldinizol' lii’tll') and (‘ttltaran 'l‘hci S" Louis, 0 ‘—' ii ti " fl " 2 u" 7 l. 1 IN“ h “"5 p'd'w‘l “MM”, \' ”mu" i
Sacrifice hits-Fitzpatrick. handy. WW, ' . [httl'nltl 2 ti o It II o ti o I-- :I ti 3 It It Roam. it or liillllisllll and Jan i
Stolen bases—McCormick. Fusion; ' SI-IIINIII-‘Iliidi. I liniicrics-—~:ilttllin Itlttl Mctiuire; SitL l'|_'1' ili'lit'ii. "I" Lakewood. itiim .\i i
Connors. :Ib r II pun ..; rcr and Sodett. .-\ttcndnuce, 2.511. l'ttt- \‘Hi'ti. “'ltu created such It stttstttiou
tlmplre. Coliilower; time. i lltllll'. 2i'i'l‘ttnst-v :lb :I I, I, .. .. II; hires, Iiasst-It .ttttl (ittt‘t'tttlntt's. 'I‘tme. if‘eii'liWitli' tnot'ninu hr tit-rI-Ittint: W J.
matinee; attendance, 550. .Short ‘li ' i l I i ii ti I'Iti. li‘il\'l.\. played against John Iiloilcr, .ir..
. I . . ‘(i‘('otlttoi' I. 3 II ._. I I II New York. 3; Philadephta, 2. taken-nod. today. The four then left
HARTFORD, 7; NORWICH. 4. ‘lit‘i'l‘V 55' : 3 I 3 :l l I l-‘liIIIAIllilIl'lllA. I‘liiiy :ii*"l‘llt‘ ‘n illt' Incc tor the president s confine
llailtir rt". «i It i l I, I, New Yorke hunched hits in the third ‘.lw,\i. ”it'll“. iii'it't'i“VMI‘Iltil‘i" dilli i'
Both Sid” Pll'yed Cioln Ball, bl" Henri" cl' ; It It 7 I. I‘llllllllf: and made enough rum»: to win Nilit'i- “Nil. “Nil i. t. i‘ “MN" “iii i
There were no Special Features. it. (‘otittor lb. i it it II I, I. today's game front the t'llllllllllOllH. “tilt“. illiti .i, ‘“ tilti'th'i‘ I.r. iii“
. NORWICH. May 29—Both sides “ohm” :‘I, I _, [I o I I=tlrctti “(riding on both sides cltnrnctt-r- t-Iitt.tt. i'hc t htttittitk l-‘ IIIIcIcI III. tltll
alnyed clean ball todayI hilt iltlttfotd liowier. ii ‘ I U I I] l I'izetl the contest, A IIIIIIIIy rain callit‘ \'N‘~ the lust Ulll i"lillllll(it‘il (‘htttl i
no by hunchlnl hits and genetaiiy ‘ ' ' C. w _. * ~_ up in l'ltilndcltthin's half of the eighth “Ikh “it" “i '0‘” "ii till“ i“” i" "ii“-
outbattiix Norwich. frixhe. the that Totals. 3;: -I 7 27 It 3 inning with two out and a man on first """W"
man up ii the Beéond, put the bail m- .\'ii \\ 1] \\'l3 N and tltird base The game was called TRAVELiNG IS DANGEROUS-
er the left field fence. With two oulI ab r ll I,” a I. and lllt‘ score rcrcrtcti to the hi‘i't‘ll t‘ttltstttnt motion lurk the kidneys.
in the ninth Donneily hit 101' ihl'N‘ : lluli. ;.'b 'i I I i ii I ctIttIpictcd innings. Attendance 4.29.1. ‘ which ate kept in place lit the body by j
“'83 and Connolly 10" I SiiIKif‘. bl“ (‘ottncii- r.’. l l 3 o o ti 5‘1"“: , delicate attachments. ’i'hiH is the rent
he batting bee did not continue, There I Hone it‘ I I, I, II II It New \ork o It 1: (I It It ti--~.'t .‘t tt son that travelers; Irttinmen. street l
we" no ”em“ futures. Battnm led - Hayward SH l o l :: ._. ._. Philadelphia. 2 ti o It It ti o 7 3 H 5: car men. tcttmstt-rs. and all who tll‘l\'t‘.
his side with the stick. with ihtcc hits I lt‘itimaurict- It i I, .‘l I I, ll litttterit-s- 'l‘IInIIt-hill and Connor. itcry much, antler front kidney disease
EQCh' first baseman had exactly the: l“l$t'lllllilll :ib ‘ i It It i '1 o. n““"""“"‘i Si‘iii't‘i‘iit‘lltitih‘l. 'l‘illtc. ltllft. in some form. Foley's Kidney (‘urcI
flame fielding reCord Score: ‘tIInmmm 'III ‘ t' II II 7 I_. II‘ l'IIIpirc. Sheridan. strengthens the kidneys and cures all.
Norwich. .lttpc I. - ‘ 4 o o i. ii o " jfornts of kidney and bladder disenac.‘
AB R ll l’() A it} . iiani‘fatt p 4 II I 1'. 2 II NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. tictt. ii. ilatlsau. locomoiiw engineer.1
Dowiing CL, 4 l l 4 ti iii ‘ ‘ _._' .. .7 __ . At IIIIWIIII._..IIIIWIII‘ ti: MIIIII-IIIIMIIIv_tl.llllii_ illiitl' “rites: “(‘onstnttt vibrne
Mili‘Dhy. 38., I 4 0 i 1 3 0 Totals 3;, 3 3 3-; II 3‘ to, . lion of the clttzine caused Inc a great
IR M2!) 5 0 0 1 3 0 Score by innings: At Wot‘ct-stcrv- l'rttt'itlI-ttcc. l: \\'ul‘- ”“1” 0i trouble with ill)’ kidneys, and
light), 11)., u 4 l 2 11 it lih‘pritlgtielil. l I I o it o I) 1 0- ._I III.5II.I-. ,I_ 1.2m llii‘I-IIIII:f unit] I IIHIIII I'I‘oiIvas
Anklsm. " i l 1 4 f' ” New Haven, ti ti o ti o 2: ti ti on»: .\t Itttn‘alo ~lillth-iln, 5: ‘I'IIt-ottttt, I 'kitlnci' ( urc. hold at l'latstcds druzl
Harrington 3b-. 3 0 1 0 3 U Summary: .\t RtIt-ht-sierwllaiiimore. ti: Roche» “WW "I
‘C’°“""}:-"- fi- 3 1 1 1 U 0‘ Tlll‘t‘t‘ base hits—snort. Hall. “‘1'. 2 -- __-,.
"m.” y' "I 4 U 1 " l " Slolcu ltlisch‘. licl'l'y, 'IIIIIIIIII-y, (ton-t _- ——»-f—- CONSTITUTION WILL PROBABLY
Q‘m'm ”~- 4 ‘l 1 0 ~ " lit'll, It‘ltzMaurit'c. 2. EASTERN LEAGUE. SA”- t
"' "' _ T: W Double IilHll'-(‘illlii\'ilil unassisted. AI wIII-Id-fitII».\\'I,I~I-I.,~II.I-' 4; i'Iorr; tiliIN (‘thle l.. i Mar :iII-v-II‘I'IIIII'
. Totals, 34 'i 9 3‘ ii 1 First base on itails-—iiy liowlcr, I: dutIt-c, 1. present llltllt'tiiittllti t‘tmstilution will
:I. . Hartford}. P ~ i'i' llauifmi. h'. At iluifttltt»~littfftlltt 5: Toronto, l. M” 1" ""”i"""""‘-" “W‘- -'l “i“‘i‘i ”i
8' lli' if A4 R H 0 I‘ ”It Hit by pitched bail-«iii lianii‘att. I. ,u Rochester «Rochester. g; liaiti- I.\lr lleltttottt‘s mid today that the in-
u \dlt, " __ 1 ,1 i ‘I l Struck out by liowier. 2: by iianii‘atl. more, i} , lill'i' "' iii“ ""t'i"“‘ii5 UH“ ”ii” “““iii l"'
Baiiil'“ 3"- I} i -i ‘i - " ;,_ _\I .Ictst-y Pity-"Newark. ti; IIIII-MN- quickly repaired. and unless munc-
Dimmim .5”, I: 0 l” t ‘i "I Time. 1 bout. it) IIIIIIIIIIIISI IIIIIIIIIIII. (IIIII. 3. lilting tlltexbt-ctI-tt occurred iltc bunt
Dul)’. 2b.. a i T, .. 4 0 “up «ititt: llmiiil‘t‘ r‘ritketl. . .. would be at thesittriittg lllit‘ tutttorrow.
MOWIWH- ‘iv 4 0 ~ 1 0 ii COLLEGE GAMES. :(‘tllis‘illiilltill is at t‘iI_\ lslttlltl \tltt'tt‘_
3“”? lb" 2 ° 0 1‘ " 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. At wnttttuttstttwn. Miss.-—\\'iliiam.~. fisher Is Imwtl last night to lllt‘. Ii't‘l ‘
ngmgé.r01 3 g g (1i 5 3i New York, 3; Boston. 0, It; \\\'::!‘ililll"i 2:1” t’t~ t'- '1) 1 u | tilili‘tlil‘ailti the tit-w iopttIat-Ii was s c ppctl
Luby, 0-. 4 2 3 ' i " NF“; YOIFK'IMu-VIERTI MW‘HW‘I’” [wtiiit'iilllmtittge“Au-It- flir-l-lliilitti‘p; '2 ~— - ———-
‘ ._ _ __ -_. ._.. ,_. Ipiictt-I we totay. stutt In: out tit: ' ‘ r.~ ‘3, "I"; ‘I' ", J _|_' .
We... 27 ........ 3 A °F
‘ ‘I.~ '..* I '.~.i l‘ . ,‘-- ' .. .~ " . . .
$99“ by innings Igi‘fi‘dl “(Snuff ii; iii: liliuitol‘limmtltl'; thing with the Altdorcr put-hers tutti; .\ ntnn litut; on a fatal neat hcte
0 1 0 1 0 0 ‘l l 1““ . g . “ . . ' .‘ .-\Iitlti\'t‘l' bililt‘tl llill'tl. Score: ‘t-IIIIIc in It short time ago completely
Hfliiord. 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 ii 0—7 i”i""”"i"‘ Mr “W “i n”: ml") {uni l’iti|.-.\tttl._ o ti t: o it ‘..’ ti 2: x~~ttt I: I doubted up with rheumatism. i band.
-:8ummary Twobaae hits, Sulliv.ntl “Hg“qflbi “"IIhlmm I“I(I;M.l:n: “In“: . Yale l“l'.. II I ti It 0 ti a ti o... I 5. ti ictl him a bottle of Chamberlain's l’ain
httom, “Million (2) three-base ii" “m ‘ “""l u j" M “l" “H . llflllt‘l‘li'fi- l'I‘IllI. iinker, lit-own tutti i ihtlttt and told him to use it freely and
D‘onnelly: home run Tlghe hit iii‘ Ihoult- teams hits w-tte \c"t_t wt tittI~ . . . _ , _ . . . .. ’tl' “ .- .' l' I l'
it t litoun. “lililltHM\ and Roth If ttot sails td afitt tlbllli. It It, ntct
nimhed bail. Donneliy: struck out in it’fi' ii” _-"“"”“‘ . . . “4.”, ‘ .litlt Ittty It (‘t'lli {or it." says (I. 1’. Ray
W“ 4. by Lu” 2. “WW 1““!s i V?" “M“ " l ‘I’ " 'I " " " 1 ’II; 1' 1 At ('tlmlil‘itlgt'w IItIt-tIIt-tt. 9; (li‘til‘gt‘v tit-r. III l'iillt‘llrt Mills. N. r. “A ll‘Wit
IMIy t9 mm“: “Olen bases; Dow lloston .. ..... tt i ti t it 0 ti ti l .I 10“," 7‘ I’Ilars later he walked into the store as‘
“I"- “kin“- Batum' sacrifice hit“ I I Batteries: Matthcws'on and ;MIUN.M; I - » ~- » m ‘sttrtliizhl as a sirllu: and handed me a
Hurlngton Sullivan. Umpire KcII- li'iiiint‘filrfliiii Mimi"- Wm; if" i m" SHAMROCK III. SLIGHTLY ms. itltill‘dl' saying. “give me another hot-
my. Time, 1; 50_ Iptrt. bnlsltt. Atttttdattm. .IAJII, it] ,I. (‘l‘ i ..I - -. l‘ - it I I;
5 Brooklyn. 8: Philadelphia. 4‘ t‘l ASUOW A“BL.ED'.“ 'i‘h I i“titldit iIt It‘llrtn ll iumntiil tl‘lil‘lilrll‘tniiw it
I 2 _~ . I A . I fly L..---- e t‘epol‘ 'i ' I St‘ .
NEW LONDON, 7; MERlDEN. 2. “£202ng Ntleftlliiilléd -?l)ti1hle’lllllili?lt:‘ll€ published by a news agency in theicurcd Inc.” For sale by Siillsotlw
new“ of Game Played in New Lon..pltias bett- today by the smile of 8
I. _ don Yesterday Amman". 'to 4. (inltirt was in the hm fut Hatt-
NEW LONDON May 39 .—--\'ew I,I.II. ion > nine and pitched stcady hall. at
do“ fell upon Rogers in the IIIII-IIIIIII lowing the visitors only six hits. (‘ap.
my,” .“er the Me was already won tain Doyle added to his batting accr-
and hit him tor five singles and two age with three singles ottt of as many
m,» netting le runs Mm‘ldon .timt-s III but. MI-(‘rcctlit- also scored
'fleldcd [003er and New London threw thtte hits. Mitchell‘s curves proved
~, W0, runs W reckless base running lllltil'l'tit‘lllt‘. Tile game was absolutely
. g“ . complete puzfle to the dotoid of fielding features. 'l‘hc
vl re and”. in the second inning. 80019
«use a base oh balls 3 single. and a “MGM?“ -» i 0 ‘i 0 2 i‘ 2 0 “"3 i-’ 1
double. aided by Dnltons wild throw Phlla. ~~~~~ 0 3 i. 0 ii 0 ii i ”’“i ii 13
'ooored Merldens only runs. Scale: I Battclies. (inrvtn and JIIt-klitch;
I“ NEW LONDON. Mitchell and Doolln. 'f'ime. 1:5. l'ttl-
3' ah I- b no a I. pire. iiaillday. Attendance, 2.400,
'erplty, 2b, 4 2 3 0 l I .._.__._
Milan, “I l 3 2 0 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE
n..cf. 5 3 4 :i 0 0 . Boston 7: Washington. 2.
mrduty, lb, 4 II o to o 0 BOSTON May 29—The home tgam
ll’ 5 I 2 3 0 t) Idcfeaictl Washington again totlat fit)
4 I J 1 2 0 I3, by batting Lee at opportune times.
4 0 0 I 3 2 tdithongh errors accounted for several
3 l I 9 1 0 int their Turns Dillecn was wild at the
4 0 1 3 (i start. but steadied with batting and
37 ll 14 27 11
MERIDEN
3:91] one of his best games. Score:
{Boston 02000302x—7101
an r true a eiwttshington. 10 o o 010 o 0—2 5 t
.‘l 0 0 l I: 2 Batteries. Dineen- and (‘retgerz Lee
3 0 ti 2 0 0 and Clark. Time. 1:50. l'mpirc.
4 ti 0 lo 2 l O'lIotlghltn Attendance. 3.578.
0 l l I I Chicago. 3: Cleveland, 2.
I 2 1 1 l o 0 -.Cl E\ El. AND Mat 21l~Chltago had
‘ 2 t it 2 0 ti the luck again tod.t\ and won by tiili‘
i n n 4 2 0 run. Green s batting and tickling IntI
. II 0 (l 2 2 2 the fl‘thlug of low and White wclc
’ 4 0 2 1 4 1 features (‘nld and threatening won-
30 2 4 24 13 7
ti 3 0 2 0 6 0 x—ll
2 o I 0 ‘0 0 0 0- 2
or London. 7; Her-
hind on errors. New London.
2.
a halls of! Paige. 1:08 Box
int. by Paige. 8; by Rogers.
a? 5‘
. \n
5‘ hits. lukln. Weisbecker.
' 7 a. flu. Noyes.
‘ nun. loaning, tn: uéitr' rheumatic: I rszi amour mo new
‘“D “Y COMPLEIION la" “IVER.
NI mac-uni
lid :
55;?
2,. 41521141. n," "
————— tflne support behind him. Collins plii_\- ‘
l‘tlitt-d States that the Shamrock lil..t’
which, with the other wakeis of Sir.
Thomas Lipton's ttcei. sailed front the
Hyde ofoi' the United States. yester-I
titty_ had been compelled to return lit
tannins-h tiny. island of Arron. and that
she started on her journey across the.
Atlantic this ntorlIiItI: is untrue. 'I‘llc
yacht put into Lantlash lkty whtic
passing there yesterday. lll order to:
rectify a very slight. defect occasioned
by her throat nlyartls not working
properly. She proceeded after It
slight delay.
CRESCENT SHIPYARD CLOSED.
ELIZABETH, N. J.. May 2ii—-—l\iotlce1
was posted at the Crescent Shipyard
today that the entire plant would be I
Sllut down for tell clays beginning to- ‘
night. This is to take account of
stock. owtnx to the reconstruction of
the American Shipbuilding Company.
of which the Crescent Shipyard is a
brunch.
DEPEW ON NEWSPAPERS.
Frederick the Great did not know
what a newspaper was. if he had
he'd have locked it lip. Those were
happy days. Today there is no legis-
lature or congress; that can withstand
the power of the press. You soc bills
cornering through the lcgislaturei
whiclt have Ito reason to pass. and uh-
ttt-r the fire of the newspapers they c
because, the statesman docs not want
to die with them. One day l tenmrked
to King Etl‘aitl that the newspaper. i
lit-re treated him kindlt. and he pulled 1
out of his pocket a stack of clippittizh
holding up himself and his family to
ridicule. That brought out the fact
that no kaiser. emperor or king relies
today on the dilpitchbs of his ambas-
sadors. but has hiscllpping bureau.—
Channcey M. Dept-w. i
A FACIAL AFFAIR.
“No." said the maiden. "I am not In
the lust afraid to face the Immense
throng that will he preoent at my wed—
ding."
But she spoke too soon.
And a little too emphatically.
She meant to look upon the noun-
mm with an on in which
connotations-s of on enrolled de-
l'tht-il t‘orporaiion. liaxtcr l‘ltartllacy'
and (‘liffortl l'httrmtlcv "
RAIN iN Oi(L.AHOMA
t)l\’i.\il(iI\l\ ( i”l‘\ Did :I Mat an
"thtcc and one otlattet ittthcs of Iaill
Ifcii last night following four lllt‘llt‘S'
Saturday night. This increases the
gravity of tile lltmtl situntiou in Okla-
ittttun. There is Ito danger to the
tiiies anti ttiulls on the Canadian Rit
tr btlt railway trailit east and west is
Itntahzcd.
L‘oI'ey’s Honey/5nd 7hr
"'rhlldren.ufr.cum. Na nm‘nrne
Ow“
A BELIEVE}! IN
Sunlight writes that she
would not give a half cake
of It for tell of any other.
Write her iffyou wish-
Sarah IM. ”Richard-
Mrs.
son, 372 Sale
ford, Mass., and there are
thousands of
. ' say the same of
j: tcw
fl'ttl‘tl,
.t‘tl my bov'tt lilc
..
Itiin
Ilcn‘s Atttica Snlte unicklr
.Iltt-dral of St.
.I-tetnblaac of dignitaries. diplomats and
‘t'lt-I'll'it' l‘tltiti.
.iII my
tmllliou dollars.
'COMMITTEE OF FIVE APPOINTED.
Loading Bulinels Mon of Bridgeport
to Offer Services Toward Arbitration.
tiitllitin'OR’l‘. hlIIy flit-nit}. lI.
Graves. president of the Bridgeport
Business Men‘s Association. today ap-
pointed It committee consisting of tire
of the leading business men of the
city to call on General Manager Sew-
t'il. of the (‘Iulnt‘cttcttt Railway and
i.iu.htltnt Company. and offer the ser-
Viett... ot‘ the :H ‘tit'liiiltill toward the ar-
bitration tti tilll‘crcttccs between the
company illlll lhc striking trttllcyIIIeu.
’i‘lte cotnlnltlct- will probably met-I .\lr.
Scwcil this t‘\'t'lliilL', .\lr. tiratcr. nu-
tltorlty was rctctl hint at a meeting oi
the ill~>iil iatioit. in. ten ttlttg. l‘hc tc is
no tiilii'l' .ttiite tlctt iottntclti today.
SAVED A BOV' S LIFE
(‘aptnin ll. littbbattt. of hill»
lit-l , says: ”lil'iiZillitli liliim sav-
ile began just like,
the one \tc lost with Itottp We gau-
hint it fen dost»: llt' onic kit tltopped
M rs.
ito Hlet'p tutti was all right in the morn.
ling."
it, iiItxtcr,
For sale by R. H
and The.
, Plats-ted. it‘.
Cliifortl l’htlr-
mat-y. "
DYSPEPSIA MAKES ONE AFRAID
TO EM
lI whips l|.~' with it lilnli bttIidt-ti from
ttaiutcs nun \iolatt-tl laws It tutIIIt
a plt‘ilHlllt' ittto a lttl'l.illllt lint (‘al
tttta Solt'.t'llt iir. lint id Kennedy" is new
tttedit -itIe. cult-s il\5]il|i~tl:| 'lhcn \tc
sit dowtt to a good tlintth and “Mt omc
ctertthiug flout the beef to the ptttl
What It tlthItae' “tile in the
t'ai-turtl (‘Ittttpttny Rotidtiut. N. Y. tor
II that sample bottle. "
ITALIANS ATTACK NEGROES.
Nit} \‘i \iiltK. May 21t—.'\itttttt‘ Illi'i
Italians \\ Ito “l‘lt‘ formerly etttpitlycti
on tho subway but me non out on
billltt' gnihctctl itt liaiicttt today and
made It tit-scent on the lion-union ttc
pro laborers who were at work on the
tttttitcl at Itiist Ix‘tl‘l‘t‘l and Morris ave-
ltuc. bttt II I'orct- ot‘ patrolmctt wallet"
’t’ti them after it bIIt-i' show of IcHist-
_ Imilittt
.\ ntajotitt of thet.
pethtt again lttIttI HI and ttcttt notth
to hint ntteet neat (latcmont Park.
laud Itttac kt‘tl the tttctt engaged itt wollt'
on the cont-muse Again the police
tliSpllHt'tl Hunt The mouutctl police
t apttttt- a xenon or more. The riotcrs
gang I lllllt' l0-
fditi not Mit'cui‘tl ilt stopping work.
QUICK ARREBT.
.i, A. ‘Ittiicdtze. of Verbena, Ain._ was
twice itt the hospital front a severe
case of piles (atlsiltl: “4 tumors Aftcl
tloriors and all rt medics failed lint k
arrested
ftttlhct inflammation and cured ltim.
ll conquers aches and kills pain. 250.
at i", H. Baxter's. liruggist. “
FOUNDING OF ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. i’ltl'i‘l‘lliSlit’liti. May 210 "l‘lll'
Ict-It-braiions of the bicetttt-Itarr of the
foundation of St. l’ctersbnrg were ill'
Ittlguraiod auspicionsly today with Sll‘
lilies and a great procession to the ca-
laanc. where a great as»
representative bodies awaited the ar-
rival of the czar and czarina, After
the parade of the troops tltc czar Itittl
czaritta proceeded to the “inter pal.
ilt't‘, ’l‘hey “'I'l't‘ acclaimed by iItl~
Iltcttsc crowds of people.
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
itenlihy kidneys filter the impurities
flottl the blood and unless they do
this: good health is impossible lt‘oltu' s
l{itllit’\ (‘Ittt- makes sound kitlllets and
will posititeh ture all faiths m kltlntty
tutti bladder discib‘r‘. it sttcngthcns
the whole system. Sold at Plaistctl's
drug store. °‘
FREIGHT WRECK lN BRISTOL
BRISTOL May L."i.~—’lhe lotal
Iitcight on the Highland ditlsiott of the
New York New Haven and llntifortl
Railroad (‘tItIIpIIIII “as wtcckctl this
‘aftctnoou at Pialtlr.ille and the freight
cars wcle smashed Ttaflic (In the
«loam toad is blot hot] and it will pr-jol
btthlt take sctetnl hours to clear mun
the \Ir-ctk ”'iIIIins llOW't‘H'l ate run-
ning on time using the ttntks of the
No one was ittjuted.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
"title of iir. King's No“ life Pills
each night for two weeks has put Int
‘ieens‘ again." writes I) it 'l‘ttr
lltl' of lientpnettonn l'Il ’l‘lwy' re
the best In the “mid fol l.l\t‘l‘ Stout
at ii and llowcls. l'utcl,» Ionic table
llt‘H'l gripe. Only lie, at l'. .ilnx‘;
ter's Drug Store.
INCREASE iN GOLD OUTPUT.
VANCOUVER. it. t‘.. May
special front Dawson lodat sats pres
cnt indications ate that the Yukon's
output of gold this season will exceed
that of last war by from one to thlee
.fi
«‘n....-
In St, Med—
others who
iii».
I‘\i‘~“
shunt English Ladies éoinplexion
.Year in and year out English families keep Beecham' s Pills on
hand for minor ailments, which are consequently checked in time to
prevent severe illness. Women have peculiar weaknesses and all-
ments, and English women find Beecham's Pills combat and correct
their troubles as nothing else will do. The secret is that Beecham’s
Pills keep their entire system in perfect working order and give
nature the slight help needed.
Beecham’s Pills
do the same for thousands of American women and are fast becom-
lllg‘ as popular here. Health. strength and beauty follow Beech-
am's Pills whenever they are used. Happiness and comfort are‘
within Ihe reach of all. See special instructions with each box.
Bola Everywhere In Boxes, Inc. and 25c.
WHAT THE AD. SAID.
Customer» i tried this patent lItt-di-I
cine. lilll it did me Ito good.
l)l'uggi.tt —- liui Ihc a lrel'tiscmt-Itt
Fiiys "cures when all others fall." You
haven't tried all the others .\’t'l.*"'
Western iirttaaist
' M. KRASOVITZ.
Ladies’ Tailor and Fulliet.
Spring and Summer ‘
Announcement
Sttilllt Nttl‘u'aik_ t'ollli.,
Jim-“Money makes the mall."
.liilll~-"'(ll'illll(‘fl2 but man makes the
money ‘_'— Baltimore il_t__-__rald
Foley’s Honey It'II'I: Tar
; cum colds. nrevonrs nneumnrrin.
liltlli.
liltldlt MAIMM: .
i be: to tttfotttt ytttt that I have iahcll again possession of my old and
wcli lilili\\il Latin-t." Tailoring ltlls‘lablisittnt-tll, at
8 No. Main Street.
The vast and exclusive success which i acquired since lllt' past few
years at l'.‘ North Main street is,duo t o the great satisfaction of my custom-
(‘15. built itt pttfeci fitting and extreme Iy moderate prices at; well as good
wttikmztttship.
i hate reteitetl a choice stock of the Latest lmportaiions of Sprint: and
Stttttntct samples and the, latest Vienna Pants and New \OIk styles. 1 am
able to execute orders for .
WALKING. TRAVELING. BICYCLE SUITS, RIDING HABITS. GOWNS. UL-
STERS, CAPES AND ALL KINDS OF WAISTS
ill a superior manner.
(‘ieanittg and repairing clothes and furs a specialty.
Thanking you for prtwttf'tts favors. and soliciting a continuance of the
same. To those whom i have not had t he pleasure of serving before, i ask I)
trial. l remain,
Respectfully yours,
M. Krasovitz,
8 No. Main Street
TheHIgh Standard
of tilt] Futttltutc has. gltctt it .I reputation among Icsidents of the Twin
t‘ities. it] cheap. medium and line grade goods. there is Ito line to equal ours.
The values are sky high; the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good Fur-
niture. but not as good as we have for the prices we ask. We candidly ht:-
lit-rc that if you would favor as with a trial order you would be highly pleas-
etl. serve your own interest and cuntcagaln.
This week we are offering some splendid values in Dining Room Furni-
llll't‘. Herc are H few of the specials:
DINING CHAIRS, WERE $1.25: AT 98.
EXTENSION TABLES. WERE $9.00; AT $7.00.
CHINA CLOSETS, WERE $15.00 AT 512 95
SIDE BOARDS WERE $18. 50 AT $14.50. ‘
A. J. Collins 8: Co.
i Funeral Directors and Embaimers
12 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
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Look Out III the New in Wagon.
i HANG OUT YOUR'ICE CARDS.
t‘iili 'l‘iilI\‘ iii‘i'li'ii Il“ li'tllilll iilliih‘ ili'l‘ l'lllilf ililllliill
To the patrons of ”III Norwaik liy gcia ice Coittpatty of last season. and
and tho
2It.-~.\ ‘
the new ones we hope by courteous lllltl gelttietuaniy treatment,
practice of correct business methods to make this year. —-
The new management wishes to say that IIO expense has been spared in
putting the allure plant In excellent condition. and that it will he run to its
fullest capacity. We shall pttt Ito peddle wagons on the adherent routes (un-
less we have to) but Would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA lClC, where it will be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the some figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush Ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers, we would say that we have on he crusher that will grind up too at
the rate of a htmdrcd pOunas per mintti e, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage flll'ltllillt‘tl ltt I'I-arIIIIItIIlfi'ratcit. End distilled water on tap.
Tel. 187-6.
Lilucel'ely yours,
'l‘llE NURWALK HYUEIA [CE CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager,
N, B.——I.ion't he “tallied" by any one saying that they have "something
just RB good." but try it, and act on your own good judgment.
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