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«soon to brought out more attractive Nobeltirs
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
2 for 250 Ind 859.
Bullet 6116 Children's.
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SUMMER HOSlERY.
: for 260 Ind tile
Loco 606731-09 Stitch.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
1 " 5079 to";
Lace or Enthrolde'ry Trimmed
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' poor hsndlinx or the hell by the ieit
* in the seventh when two melt were out.
bid is not been for 6‘ hi‘eiti’ double
ploy. he wedge would 013906ny 116119
been much groster. The dorsetdtotory
boys secured Veil oi their three runs in
this inning. ‘. - 1‘: = 1
“'Jsch :MoGrIth pitched s stesdy
some throulhOht end but. three hits
were securedloit his delivery, two of
there being 10660 by linker who play-
ed titular some tor Nswdelds. it:
two aiderettainninss tho it 6 61's nod
three diet: on hoses when 6 bitmhich
would men one or two runs washer
forthcoming: 1 1
‘1 In theMrth toning, when the R t G
runs nesterlslised. Cshill started the
run with 6 two burger into center
field. .lsnres went out Ind (inhili‘
reached third on 0 passed bell Unet—
dropshi hIned the sphere over the
into counsellor
Wish's ysrd tor two 19666660061116
C Iii home with the first run. Little
Debt turther surprised the crowd by
hittltl 66!er into1lei‘t held. The wet
w6s filer one been but through the
holder“, Best 'got to 1600006 «iely.
.(loesdrobslti curse hone on the 0:1.
Joe liolflernsn followed with mother
«to one into let: held sending Beet
home with the list a l 6 run oi the
genre. 'A double play stopped the fun.
‘Moclt" ‘hs’d gotten to second on a
needed bell end when lcflrsth hit to
editor. “look" was on his way to
third Ind ‘before he could return to
the seoond lock. the hell no there.
The Nownelds' Ioneiy‘tsily‘ hnpnenorl
With one out" Steimets wee tires 6 tree
nose to tire: hose on cslie‘d 11.6116 600
on‘ hi6neneld's out went. to 600006.
Beer! lifted the hell high into the sir
between first 6116 second hues Ind
Desi wee underneeth it; but did not
hold it when It 06:60 down Ind Stein.
cts' s‘otiiiipere'd hoists with the no:
which prevented 6 shot out. 1 ‘1-
the“ roll score 6:110:16: .
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, ‘to t fut inoressi string, Sstur Mothbins. 1 , ~
:1in afternoon, by de 6t! ng tgte ‘New- Crush ab ”5-5;“: :90 A1 I:
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"Jetted out tour 6610. hits. and McKlil ’1 a 0 o 0.2 2,9 62 2‘30
Sunshiny—Esme runs. lioKihblns.
12:1meoods.s: two hose hits. Hill
horrid-0. Keyworth, Prescott: three
base hit“. Keywerthx struck out. by
Hill. 1: 0011060.“; W1Weluelt.li:
Hawkins. 1;: left on base. Mlbbius.
1; Loeluvoods. 4: time at me, two
libero; empires Arnold 61:11 VWolaelt;
scorer ire W. Rot h: _ ..
MIT PRINTB. 10: I.‘N OTARGJ
The Essence Art Erihts stein de-
tected the Store 0,! East Norwelk in
6 Very interest genre of bssebsll, Sni-
urdsy afternoon. on the Msyllower
Oval by 6 score 01’ Ill to 7. The line
up 07 the testes follows: 1‘
Freeman—Bertram. c. 7.: Motht
2b.; imihur irolsnii 11.; Horton. lb:
Nickerson. 0.: Wright l. 7.; Benedict
3b.; Nolan r. 7.: Wolter lrelnnd s 1:.
Sters~ ecsnder s. s. 0.: Ready.
3b.: Sherwood, 21).: 0.119011: 0. 11.:
S. Keenecf.,iliise6li Bernes, 1b.;
Benedict r. 1.; Wehb.11..ss.
The Freemsn Art Prints hove not
yet been hasten.
PRENCH FIRED ON REBVELVB.
M
Miloldilg Pores Took Good Positions
on Hills Commanding Fistula:
alum—01mm, 6:316:16. June l.-—The
French artillery opened 0 oreiimlusry
tire st B: 80 o'clock this morning on the
rebellious Finis tribesrnen. Genersl
, OConnor commends the punitive ox-
beditien. consistini‘goi 6 men of the
foreign leguion 60d 6 rtjhxi'oroe or
artillery. 61-1660 with nitric: Mei
Iinlie‘ shellii‘.‘ ' Deidlls he enme-
mont heroine: yet” been received: it
1:66 Genernl O'Connors 0m: to
1:61:00 0001: rights In three colours
post his Irtiilery on ice hiding hills
rmrroundln the rebels hold.
The‘sot 1101611611610 beget:
7: 30 and tested until a: 30 s 01.. when
the mntntroops occupied two strata.
31:: bills. gsining these positions by our.
prise. . it is believed the nstlve loss
was heavy but no definite details of
:he cosusities will be obts'insble until
the French enter 1:131:16.
gum wee no 1069: on the French
I
bpllt oi the nopuistion oi Figuig
is expected to beirlendiy to the
French; 66 neighboring tribes are 6‘s-
Itstlng in the «mentions oi the punt.
1lye esperltion. .
Fresco hes iorrssliy notified the now-
ers thst she hes no intention 0t telling
Horne-06:1 territory end will only 000-
$001?“ brigsnds who were res
so!
rthe recent attack on the
wt: O'Connor we: instructed to give
otrtho Governor-General Jon-
op'nnrtnnity to lesro the tow‘n heroes
the budget: endl
dem skotl notl J"deem 11001951!th
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.l to: the solid-1.1
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Jrhe B 1:111:67: SlRHUILd o‘n Satur-
tiny printed the following. under :1 New
York (into line: .
Engineer Horry Grunt who has been
doing stunts in the speed line with the
600016: which on wool: dsys hsuis
Bridgeport end up the state business
men 110th New York in something inst
oied su.hour finishes his lost run, on
the trout mnight when he brinss the
train into the depot here leavi New
Yorh 6:16:26 end coming througniwithv
out it iii‘op. Good natured H6 y i'ei
7linduishes his charge 07 the iron horse
mod. That is the Irony 0! driving
an hon horse.
llsrry Grant is u smnrt engineer.
who knows his business. The tool
that he is a native of this city would
fglve smote susurence at that. The
foot 111611 he has taken that train out
of here on 6 new run for the nest week
and mode records with it 11 iiy. is n
guarantee es to his ebillty'. 0 doesn't
need one at the his new weenger en-
gines to motto speed over the New
Yuri: division eithen He knows the
rosd and be news on cosine. He
can moire 6 run ill record breaking
Hole and notlnuil too much on the
steam in his ‘ensine holler. 1 Usins
steam unnecessarily would be to
waste coal. is Is the duty- 0! the en-
gineer to save 0:: much cool no 00661
ble. to save his engine on much wear
as be con Ind to arrive at his destins~
lien on time. 1 1
The! is what every engineer does.
and the removal of Herry Grsnt from
the “American Bentlty'i In the new
1min has been named. does not menu
that anybody could‘ do better then he
hss. it is simply nail-on clad rule of
the railroad that'v‘bheoldest‘ engineers
in the‘1 employ of the: company shall
have the beetvrtine: The oldest men
have their pick 011M runs. and when
s new on:- is‘ open’edmn. ii is altered
the old men in order 0! their seniority
in the service or the company. ‘ 1 1
Although Hurry 131-601 is a smart
man he is :1 young one as tar as his
employment with the railroad company
is concerned. 80 when the new day
run vies broken in, was offered to
the older engineers. e one who took
the run is Engineer Rod who will be»
gin ditty 00‘ it blender morning. He
will Keep up the good it e which hos
been made the pest w . and the
1"Amerlcun Bowl)?" will continue to be
one of the tiniest trsln‘s over the Com
solidsted trsclrs between ‘New‘ York
and hrldgen'o‘rt The time to count to
that {little by: the time when they” ore
make Tub .
Adi sort of e isrewell to the run be
1166 broken ih. Engineer Ursnt this
running said he won going to best all
his records when he drew out at 1: 45
(«101111.110 started on! 06011}, got his
trsin up the steep grade nesr South
Ivonne without In eitort let her out
a little going thrghth the West birth.
end then worked or hp to 6 line old
psce on the salmon to ll‘slriioid. The
dent sod ‘11: e villltge looked Ill nus.
ed 0'1: with uthbort to the 0-
rs 661.60 Irsin s rend by. so 6:11:19...
ldlierry Mill! 9 e “1:3:th the bore
hour. 'l‘hst would nevedo
the Ursnd Gen
Melissa!” QUIUUILI:
“”2101: at 9: ill instead as? '2'. but 6 thin-
iii {liver of on older engineer on the 7
1:: Icon» condition 6611‘ have tithe to 1
M317,
”$14,119.” 1.
111.1th
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EXHIBITION ct: hh‘ilum‘ut RURNIIURs‘
” The show rooms iii till! Nthitthoro Ire attractive
with now 1:161:66. 19': «the ill
1 Library Furniture of solid;
Mort-h: Ghs‘lr. eta: chum
3131111, 1': s collection of cleg‘snt
gsny. 6,66, Desk
t‘ered will; smell}: leather
Turkish COuCh of red leather, end I mégmséen: Kidnc’y
l: ~' '1 “5 WI”...
table. '7,
All of these come under 1
end my be bought as such.
16 hand of S:_epVIVr6Vte’ Pieces
The exhibition bedroom" 13 dainty with a suite of Cot-
tage Bedroom Ifurnlture finished in Forest Green. Every
one w 0 sees this suite is enthueis'dtie about it‘. Thets are
three” 9 096.3611. Drésser, and Mini; Stsnd. The style is
grscelul' Ind the color my 11:69:19.1 'l‘lle demo the. may
be had in 'natursl 5:091:60, Ash.‘
'We hays at present 0 large selection of Odd Chairs at
moderate prices suitable for weddmg the anniversary
gifts.
Hall Chairs of 06k. Mahogany. and other elegant
woods artistic in design and finish, Gold Chairs for Draw-
ing and Reception Rooms. Dell: and Piano Chairs.
Fourth floor, third the elevator.
VALUES LN CHINA WARE.
We have sonic interesting news in regard to wh1te
China for summer cottsgc‘ not. We offer the very best
0. P. China to be had in the market artistic in shape.
serviceable, and at prices exceedingly tempting. You will
not try to move a 'caSc of China to your cottage if you read
these items.
Teacup: and Saucers. sets of 6.
Coffee Cups and Saucers
A. D. Coffees, '
Plates. 4 inch. 60 ds 602.
5 inch. 70, ‘6'/dos.
6 inch. 91%;: doz.
8 inch. ‘ 1.00 dos.
Fruit Saucers. 60 cts dos.
Ind. Butters. 30 cts don.
Platters. '8 to 60 cts’ esch.
Ice Cream Shells. V601: doz.
50 cts.
sets of 6, 1 60 our.
50 cts.
Vv/‘B'ekcrs. 4 inch, 8 cts.
5 inch. :0 cts.
6 inch, :4 cts.
8 inch, 25 cts.
Oatmcals. $1.00 doz.
Casseroles, 75 do each.
Butter Dishes. 45 cts. ‘
Shirred Egg Cups, :0 cts.
Do not miss those special attractions in the Lace Cur»
thins. We can assure you that some real bargains are to
be picked up.
‘
THE 1). ti lil‘ 1D COMPANY
coweove'énescr A 66711.6.
Sherifi’s P0666 Ind Militia aunt-ding
B
Murderers in Kansas.
COLBY, Kan. June 8.—-Chnunccy.
Dewey end his cowboy associates Mo:
ride 60:! Wilson, charged with the
murder or Dsnlel Berry end his sons
Ire tinder Irrest and gustded at :1 ho-
tel by the she‘rid‘e posse dud a com-
1160on the Knness Nntlonsi (Indra. T0-
,d6‘y the msrcl: across the range to St.
Frenols will begin. with the militia 60d
been posse es guards
At Berry' s
1116001061! miles west 0! the 0. K.
{hutch owned by the Deweys. 160 erm-
,b
:6 ”two the hills lies;
on by the shot-111‘s posse until the 0116-.
1.16
1 BALTIIIDRE, Jutngkfiv—On the re
“ o. for his stilrill a“
ed settlers 6111 0006101106. This is on
the title of match the soldiers will
tslte with the prisoners. 60d another
y“ bottle in the hills is Wilkely
Dewey
6 the other men were tsken from tho
. R. ranch unknown to settlers sud
t here last night.‘ They were
the town 6:16:16:
arrived
6666016116 R"? gunmen:
lid
«chewed noose ”at": AWAY. '
Conductor Threw Children From
Swing. and Several Were Injured.
Evensvilie. 1011.. June 8.—-—A merry-
xii-round in 6 park nee:- the city run
away with itself last night. There
were thirteen children on the swing at
the time. The conductor look up the
children one by one and threw them
from the swing. A six- year-old dsush-
ter' of John Csney was thrown usinst
a post and her skull irsctured. Bi: 0
is not expected to survive. One child
had its low broken, another had on 6111:
brolten Ind several badly bruised. Just
as the conductor Jumped from the
swing it broke into pl es and the
wooden horses were throi '1: in oil di-
motions . -
~Dyspepsin—bnne 01 human exist-
once. Burdock Blood Bite ere cures it.
moduli-Ii, 9810160001118 ulstes and
tones the stomach. . ' '
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TREAdUREII some: «or 01:11. '-
IERLDEN. 1111110 '8.-.— ,‘l‘ho condition
0! Vi. l9. Snub-e {render of the Con-
solidoied railroad who: ill 6t his
home in this city so 6' result of over-
erertion. ls unchan‘séd teddy He is
g seriously. but not dangerously in. Mr.
_, Bhutto is 72 years old. .31.,
idles Youngthyngwhnd whet would
” you say. George. it i were to tell you .
I 6160' t believe one word you any ro~
,‘ carding the looting qualities of your;
_ eitectlon?
m: 71.011 ”9;:
, Anerlcsn. _
George—'1 would say that
for :00 wire let an! ordinary
marry. Goodeby. timbre,
Norwalk Chronicler