9-1-
M
'.er'
1;th till: I. the time to buy.
We o'fler extreme bargains during July and August.
vet-try this by seeing our use and getting our prices
‘2 .- . .y’JA’,
.. .Tfi‘f a? ‘5‘,
a.” .‘_'
was it c 4 *erth
R.
qureea segfieei lee.
wind
,‘ Croquet.
Water Eiltere.
Hose.
Porch Swings.
Law'n Seats.
Window Screens.
V sprinkle'fllf
, Camp StealI.
Ovens. (all nine).
Manila Hats.
ilV'ly Killers. .
n
A, I
,Ollhthin Betrieeretore.
0 -
t l
P
I t
, .
ev-
ihgackilpvlieiigéd hehduua'rtei's for Summer and PorcbV Furniture,
. lie of the celebrated "Old Hickory" mitt...
VT VIIANGV—ddason' s, Bun' s and LightniVng, quarts. plate and belt gal-
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I MANILA HATS, for comfort at the shore or home, 250.
up. prices are guaranteed the low eat, and our guorautee "your money
goonI 3’99"} satisfactory," geeVs with every purchase whether largVe
lilo _ lug purchasers of Pianos or Planoiap might be Interested in learn-
.J'
bdrm SUMMER NEEDS. and It: are prepared to supply
K
thrill.
UNDERWEAR.
have purchased balance of atock
. Ribbed Shirt‘e a'nc'l Drawers, to
' -Wa "‘3 They ah the 50c quality.
lit‘ aw. ‘ "'
. invite you to look. over our
relui Itoek or Gente' Underwoar In
was In, onset and Plain. at 25c
end we» ‘
use. swl.3' Ribbed Lisle Vests
at 170. heconde of the 25c quality.
glycol-talent Ladlee’ Vests at
- Chi. YI'I U“ can Plain and
liability-in. in limits, shirt. and
Drewore.
chug,
NO. aNUT$5.
LEE 5
750 to $3.00.
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LADIES' BHIVNT WAIGTG.
White Lawns. from 75c to $3. 00.
Aearriple line of Ghlrt WdIetI, value
prloe.
Slightly celled at half
, \V
Ladloe' Netik Win In large variety
' and attractive etylee.
Ladlee' Name Journal for July. see
west window, at regular price, 10¢.
New styles Pillow Top. and Pillow
Cords.
‘wtiim
toss ‘” F...
are carrying on a sale of superior and tliiirtrrrghlg.rV'\t"eL
CUAL for the fires of this community every. biplane
any the year. We have recently received it our "wharv’ee
there than mo thousand tons of freshly”
m mi. which is certainly as nice as anything we ever saw
in. the fuel line, and which we are proud to send out. There
is not a ton of inferior sleek in our yards today Prices are
IGW fit their iowut for the- season.- .
ado soc-vs and NUT, $625 per ton.
Ill millilitres
Edi
fl;
nerl “anthre-I
l
i
meme
Ia them teeth labile. when. the at.
Joseph's added three more tallies to
their total. The R e 0' e d not score
again while the Bridgepor r‘ers added
“if? tmhtlewa- beatnik. Janina
to K it (1'sn wi l colltcst with the
no team nt& 0 second Satur-
t, timn‘lholsélbhfha
o
for ”8 rti raga, mail!
I .I.\. r in rogrese.- and the manage—
{gent planned not to play the game, out
{*0 rain ceased and It was then decid-
ed to play the' flame on the wet
grounds Fall score of the gene.
Fl G.
AB it ii PO A it}
.‘llay,c.i.. 5 1 l i. 0 II
Motl.1b., 8 l 0 8 0.]
beet.ilb., 3 0 0 3 i l
Caitlin»... I, i 3 il 1
James”. I l l 2 0 0
Kris rmky.l.l.. 2 l 0. 0 0 0
Mc srnanc I 016 2 3
hicliratb. s..s. p. 3 .0 0-1 3 i
Kfilloilnlns. a 0 0,1 l 1
Dawn p.. l 0 0 0 I 1
"Hr I .iI'--—.r~h--
Totals. 32 I: 6'20“) 9
'llushley out bit by. batted bell.‘ ,
St. Joseph's. - ' ~
‘ an R it no A h
WI Cougblin. c.. 6 2 l 6 iv 0»
lth.2b.. 5 l 13 2 2
Giant-1., 51210 0
Dunbar. 3b.. 4 l 2 2 0 0
‘llusbleyprju 5 i 0 1 u 0
‘KcGuIre,s.s.. a 2 3 3 ‘J 0
Kostropsky,i.l.. 5 l 3. 1 0 1
Weeks. 1b., 4 l 2 9 0 0
T.Coughlin.p., 6 2 1 i 3 0
Totals, it 12 15 27 .9 3
Scare by Innings: .
Rita's ......... 02030.000—6
St Joseph‘s .3-4l0100301e—iz
Sacrifice hit, spun; stolen Wbaaes
Quinn. Dunbar McGuire. 2; Jan. Kos-
tropsky, Weeks. Cahill. 2: John Kos-
tropsky; bases on balls; oil (loughltn.
I; or! Down l, on Mctlralb it two baao
tilts. Weeks. Quinn',rDunbar;' double
plays. Kelley and Metz. Smith and
Weeks; hit by pltrhed ball. McGrath:
struck out. by (:oughlln. 6; by Dowdvl.
by McGrath. -I; left 0n bases. R & 0‘s.
6; st. Joseph's, 7; time oi game. two
hours;' umpire. Thomas 5‘. Welsh.
M'KIIBINB, 2: POINTSH.
Hotly Contested Game Won by South
Norwalk Team. ,
The McKlbhips added another vlc
tory to than credit by detecting the
Points ol Bridgeport. in a. fast and ex-
citing game by the score or. " to I
itiornc‘n‘ oi the McKibblns was in great
inVirnl allowtillgV thc Bridgeportcrs but
three hits. M
I
.o of these came in the
pub accompanied by a poor throw by
Nichole. used by the bail being not.
allowinft 0 Points to score their only
tally. ‘here was nothing doing In the
cooling llnc tor the McKIbblnI until
the cixhth when Brown led off with nis
third hit. Iatol‘of seeped and scored on
Crew's hit to center. w went to
third on a poor throw by more and
scored on Ladrlgau's out to center
tleld. White proved himseli to be a
pitcher of no mean ability. keeping the
pits Well scattered Eberu'e tickling
was a lesions of the game Consider-
ing the weather the tielding of both
teams was away above the average but
one error being charged; to the Points
and none to the McKIUbIns. Melisa.
of last year‘s Norwelk team. was at.
short (or the visitors and took care of
everything that came his way and
scored their only run Following is the
score:
Pointe..
, AUltlli‘UAh:
,Qonnor,.c.. 4 0 0 5 l 0
’; Sherman lb. 4 0 010 2 0,
~ Sherwood,2b.. 4- 0 l 2 1 o
Rebeca; 4 0 u 1 0 u,
.Ksnayrf. 400100
,liiehan.ss. 4 l l l 3 0
yPreere...3b .301121
‘Ehernli, 3 00300
White p._ 3 0 0.030
I. .11 —————
33 1 324.11 1
In McKithne. .
an a h 9.0 It a
Creagb, 30.. 4- 0 2. 0 1 .0
Hill, in... 4: o l 1 1 0
4.1. 3 0 0. ti-
4 i. s 2 2N0
drlganii 4 01.000.
Keywortii,lb., t 0 1 7 3 ii;
Knorr.e..- 3 o 013 a 0n
{Cornea 9.. 3 0, Q..2 2 .0
Nichole r}. 3: 00 2 0, ll,
3331027 9 0
Secretlylnulus.‘ - » .
Pointlsl ' QM 01.00%].
McKibbtns. .I .0 0009. cc sit—rs
.Summary: Bases on balls, by Gee-
non l by White 1. Double plays. Sher.
man toilhermsod lflit he nitchedhsib
Bherman. White, Kanmth. Struck
.autfiiay :Whitn. 5 h cornea Iii..- .Wili:
bitch on 1... tea. aims at
l our aad26 minutes. mantras
need Kane.- scorer I. w.
foil. 5: 11".
Tim lieiiabies stat-ac one maul.
rein who. dew. be this autism
I tblsaeeeon. Saturday. by the Intestines
Art Prints. The cause otlthealaleatae
Vttt'ributed to till all .the not till;
Ohm Ctlibeitlacii EiW’Mnfie 105-“
,‘H‘I'
h.
‘ we: relieved by ‘iiorton. A
. M... thelriireti
Th Wednesday (on Ne!i Yoer Voa Vthe Oc-
lranlw ,
lanai. diamond.’r
I W : ‘ I.
t I.
scape"!
so. are. ‘ Budsloei.
Pulley I. 0.‘ I‘ wt!
Fay _ -- P. Anderson
hoary ma F‘a’l‘rlfit‘on
a y it . .uoe
Wig: mug... In. .Moduire
Gear 0 Duggan 8.8. Larrlgau
‘ Fay RIF. must:
,Iuln say on custom
Ibrow L1" Perry
i i. M1 {—3- .
*0». hirrlll- ‘i'n'w
f The Tigers were gated by tile Fox
Terriers Saturday I osnoon by a store
of seventeen to iifteeu. ' The line-up
was as follows: I ,
ii‘ox Terriers. Tigers
Policy C. ‘iI lloobo
Louie Wu P. ‘ Barry
Leary ' .. in. Daily
Ralph Leary 213. t Keener
Louie Oman 8.8. Benjamin
k‘rank ll‘ay RE. Kauifman
Willie Fay CI. euVJaInln
Dlsbrow LP. John Murphy
, ,Fox Terriere, 4: weilwoode,2.
-’l‘bo l4‘ox Terriers. ”(minute Woll-
woods. last Friday. by a. score of 10m
to two. the game being played on the
Mo lot The line- uplollows:
For 'l‘clrlors. Welrwoods.
Policy 0. Price
l4‘uy p. Farrell
‘la-uryzs. 4 lath. C. Ferris
R. Leary 2mm). l.. Norris
l.. lillggan :lrd.b. Nil-6x0
(l. Duggau e.s. Catlin
K. Fay M. H. 30th
W. Fay c.f. A. iioyst
Disbrow . ill . Hoyt
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BOSTON TRAVELER GOLD
NEW YORK. JulyIlsrr—lt is announ-
ced today that the coatrnling'lnterost
in the Boston Traveller. which was
recently purchased through Charles M,
Palmer. is owned by J. H. Faboy, Asso-
I-latcd Press correspondendont at lins-
lon, who will assume-the management
of the paper at once. The Traveler II
seventy nine years old being one or
the oldest daily pa rs in the country.
It will remain an independent Demo
cratlc paper. The llltclillcld interests
which have been In contlnl of the pa
per since 1896. have disposed in all
their rights in the Traveller.
TWO HUND ED DVERS AT WORK.
PHILADEL HM,” July 18~'l“no
strike of textile workers was further
broken today when 200 dycrs employed
at John anti James Dobstm's calpct
mills Falls of Schuylkill. accepted the
Iompromlso propositi n mldu by this
firm. Hi'ty dyng retil mod to Work to
day and moirematnder “iii repriet tor
duty tomorrow Pfior to the strike
Dobson' s dyers received 88 and $9 [or
a, week 01 sixty hours. They demand-
od m hora 56-hour. each. The firm
offered them 812 and the old scale or
hours, which was accepted.
COLLINS WILL BE TRIED.
81‘. LOUIS, Mn. ‘Jilly l3v—errgo
Collins. alien Eted Leeds the cooled
crate 0! "Blu' Rudolph, the bank. robv
._ber who escaped from Jail lest Mon-
day. was taken to Union today for trial
on the charge or killing Charles Schli-
macher mdeteotlve whisked been sent
to arrest the trio nod fiber"! Brueb
of Franklin county. acwmpanied by
fourdeputtes. escorted. the prisoner
to guard against his escape or rescue
by Rudolph who is still at large.
OLD HOTEL KEEPER DEAD.
MIDDLETOWN July lil—t-oorgo I4:
Chains, for thirtycight years keeper 0!
a hotel here, and WIdely known as a
landlord.‘diod today alter a long sick-
nesa oi locomolor ataxia. lie was
born in Bristol, R. l., and was 62 years
old. A sou and daughter survive him.
”it was a meiiibor or the Masonic Fra—
te pity. the lmprived Order of Med
Men and the United Order of American
Mechanics.
MYSTIC WOMAN DROWNED HER-
8
ELF.
MYSTIC. July 13.»Mra. Eliza J.
Fitch. wife 0! Captain Fitch. commit-
ted suicide by drowning early this
morning. Mrs. Fitch left her home
shortly after midnight. At 5: 30 this
morning her body was found on the,
No causal
shore near the Fitch home.
is known for her act“ Mrs. Fitch was
seventy years ‘
—...-_,._... .. M“...
N W MILFORD CITIZEN“ DEAD.
soul le‘IeyVeed eV the mitosneei
its asfjow.
u i
am.
HARTFoitD. Conn, Jilly ill—Tire
tueh were di‘otvucd' in the (itinnoctlrul
river yesterday alteration, and II thlld
had a narrow. swipe hunt a sIIIilliiI
into. having been Icatued Just ill llii
nick of umé. by a companion. '
The dead men wole llaliy Lowucl
aad John Bremen. The name or t e
man who had such a. million 0e .
train death; co 1 mt Isle cool; i:
are from: host a and hvore Ieel low It
as brakcmcn on the Highland Division
at the New York. New Haven and
liar ortl Iaiiroud. iruiiuiug Iotwccli
Boat sand ltest Hspiioldi .Yepturday
alto don t ~crew’ gt a it e which
had let alrived tram Boston. consist-
ing of five men west in bathing In tho
Cdnncctlcut river, 'l‘licy waded hlill
way across the i‘iVl‘l‘ when l.IiwnI-I
tl'icd ttaiswim to the. Hartford allure.
lie was within twenty yards 0! iuwheu
he became exhausted and sank. Bra-
man With was upablo to swim; not be.
yonIi his depth and he was also dlown-
ed A lilirdrmotnb otltlre crew also
got beyond his iii-pt. and was In dan-
ger ox drowning whcntlio was mapped
by one of his obmianietia I ' ~
lloth Lownor and liraman lived in
Hyde Park.- .Tho terns-r is survived by
a widow and one child and Bremen
leaves a wile whom be married only
rour woeks ago The bodies have not
yetzbccn recovered
INGREGTID WAIASH RAILROAD.
George Gauld Says That It is the inten-
tlon to Make One Grand System.
l‘lT'i‘SBURO July 13.-——Gcorge J.
Gould. who with a party of Wabash
and Missouri Pacific oniciais spent the
last thirty-six hours inspecting the
Wabash extension to this city, in an‘lu-
lcrvlow said: .
“it Is our purpose to weld the We-
bash roade into one grand system be-
fore long that will reach from Ogden.
Utah. to It)! Pasolat the Mexican bor-
der on the west lbrougb Kansas City.
St. Linus, hamburg and Baltimore. We
Island to make Ilio‘latter city our soa—
port on the Atlantic. it is a magulll-
ci-Ilt onc, but has been neglected. We
priumse‘ to develop it and make it a
great port. We do not intend to go
lo New York. There is more eclat in
a trunk line into the metropolis. of
course but it is I00 expensive as a
height exporting terminal. Balilmote
is the best port on the Atlantic tor the
exporting of such commodities as will
matte up our tonnage. coal, grain and
uniting house products."
TROLLEY GRAGHED INTO HOUSE.
Car on the Schenectady Railway has
an Exciting Adventure.
SCIIENECTADY. N. Y._ .lnly 13-»A
car on the Albany division 01 tile
rlcllcnettady lloilway tau away early
this morning while ascending the
State strcct hill in this city, the enter-
fgcncy and air brakes refusing to work: '
The car returned downlho “ital. a
“speed approximating 75 miles an hour
and Just greaoiluhe 2:27 train at the
railroad crossing. The car left the
lraeksat the Washington avenue curve
and.emhedelato a residence in that.
aristocratic thoroughfare, carrying a
telegraph pole withit. The watcrplpcs
wcro smashed,» a flood 01 water being ,
added to the damage caused by the
wreck. I'I‘ho car was completely tele-
scopcd in thojousc. The two occu-
pants of the car were hold down on the
floor by the conductor tVbus doubtless.
nut ing their lives.
'T‘EOI‘ torty years Dr. Fowler's rm
tract oiwuo Strawberry has been.cur
lug summer minpluliit, dysentery. (Hill‘— -
l’iliwfl_ bloody Ilux. pain in the stomach,
and It has never yet fallcd to do every-
thing claimed tor it.
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WALL STREET. ll a. ni.—The»mai‘-»
kct IraI violently actch and feverish
during thmfirat hour with many stocks
dropping wmlymnd others showing
some evidence. of support. Pennsyl-
vania was sold dowutto 11.9%. a loss oi
”it. New. York Central touched 11.4%
upolnt under Saturday. but was lifted
constantly In a spasmodic way recov-
ering to Saturdays level. There was
evidence of support also for the United
States StoeiIetoehe and» (bending. De- 4
cllaea ol- 1: tuxabt were Made by St.
Paul. Missouri reside. Illinois Central.
DW.M1LF‘ORII -July 13~Frederiels
L Richmond. aged seventy- ates. died
able home here late last night. Mr.
it chmorld was well know [throughout
thcbdeld cooper. having been I new
locomtivodn the General sAasemhly
1mm New flilfierd and deputy Inherit!
for the County (or over twenty years.
He was a tar-men “tobacco VerVower.
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HILO reassurance GOUIT.
NEW HAVEN..- July III-«Merlot:
Christian Nelson was held for “i058“-
perlor court under $500 bonde Satur-
day. Nelson. was lininngltbi‘Ad'eiia.
wile 0!»Dniei:Rudolple. oRtiRabway.
3., la. this..olty.- Mm}! ..com-
niltted auield and Nelson was arrest~
ed on eoinpla t 01. her husband and
son. m canto here. ~‘»
451.: I157“—
OBSTRUGTING. TflhNKG NEMVED
walnuts. duly: metaphor
If“ m’aetang tor the street celi-
alabaster «carted or: two melt loan:
tumble. Mun in Ironic! Daimler-I
In North Main street, Saturday
lose they occupied the walk and
the owner would notwtlr himself add
. ‘ ‘l‘
J.
illicit! mallow
‘i‘j‘W- III. has IN;
:V Whitehousea I fend “AW
llllburn will sail from Liverpool
n, ,Unlted Nils Win-here of thechlirstame-
V‘Ibt them off. They are held Vin stor- :
W «V» l;
mononuewvou In
W M tears. WSW ahaualmflohrzy
' .whomiill «innate in the ”fin...
1“” ‘ III-waster? «mm:
inuisvlli/e & Naahviiie, the local- trilo-
tlone andamlgamatedflspucr. Game
at the. active stocks made. wider. de-
clines. Ghieego. St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha broke 20 ocevcrlss oIII
pointlwore made hp New. York- Central.
St. Haul. Attrition. Wabash. pill. and
Canadian Pacific and medieval oi some
stocks was brought back to about Sat-
urdsye closing The market became
less active, but was Iovcrlsh and un-
Bmd’f f. : -.. .' ~“I
M NE WORKERs ,er‘tts'vascss.
ILKEBBAMD; first: Jaime—rue
trier met insemination at; Hymntlu
todayu Theleeseione tiniest. abouts
week. Tilers are several. Impairment f
reports; -to. he mono; including that. o!
moonlit Nichole for the'lpaet. yew
inst ended and including thelwork dun
lag the strike. and~ the elm. 0:. tin
conciliation boarduint the last mom
3.3.x: Collins chairmen of the logic-
lative comments also
In registerrihzg
‘ Bridgeport Advertleemente r Bridgeport Advertisements.
adjusts the mulling; grievances. :
meta his :
say "was. silent ‘V I
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NONDAY. JULY :3. 3903
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I luJMrflun'rVeuf
Na“... up... ”AT READ SE
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The store will closest live o'clock .every afternoon.
except Saturday. through July and August.
‘3' Closing Our-Sale ’
a!» ”(tenuous for. was...
'Now is a chance for the late buyer to get some hand-
some patterns at low prices. ' Nothing is~dainticr or more
satisfactory than white for hot weather, and the pieces of-
fered in this lot are choice. Tiley are at half-price. and
composed of Fancy Lawns. Piunes. Madras, Biocadcs and
Cheviots. To
These formerly 25 cts now 12% etc a ya'rd. ,
Those formerly 5o cts now 29 cts a yard. I l
A large assortment containing many desirable styles
at 19 cts. ' .
For Shirt Wale! Suite.
A dainty and appropriate summer material for shirt
waist suits. waists or children's little dresses is Printed Mo-
hair. The groundwork is cream color with tiny dots of
red. blue, green or black. It is light in weight, cool. dust-
iess add washable.
I
Width, 38 inches, 50 cts a yard. [0"
Dress Goods Section. ,
- Lace mm.
It is far too hot to pull on gloves every time one goes
out, but those Lace Mitts' in either black or white are cer-
tainly very captivating and co mfortablc too. Thcrc is a lit-
tle frili of lace edging over the fingers which' iS a novcl~
ty this season. and very becoming.
White and black Mitts with late backs and lisle palms. -
two buttons, 50 cts a pair. I!
Lac'c Mitts, black or white. 75 era a pair. ii
«iii
Do not heat up youi kitchen with .i coal fire when you
can get a Gas Platc,siilg1c bumci ioi $1. 25.
Titles burners. $2.50 and $2.75.
“Favorite" Oil Stoves, $1.19 and $2.25.
Blue Flame Oil Stoves. $6.00.
I with single burner. $2.50.
Tin Oveu's, 75 CHI.
Sheet Iron Ovens. 98 cts. $1.75. $2.25. and $2.50.
. at.
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sci). M. READs «IE
Ernie-«"Ycfi; tiicy clopcd in an auto-i ONLY CUNE FON DYSPEPSIA.
lnobilc.‘ Mrs. Franklish Bush of New Castle.
liibcl ”And bl‘l iitlchl w-H standiuzzi Del says: 'I summed for years with
right in the roadway? . 'dyspepailt Used to have great die—
Plruio- Did he intercept tin-In?" 1 turns and belching. i tried evcr‘thlng.
EthI-l- “Nu; he has gldd ”WY (“all 1| I could hear of but nothing helped me
rim over bim‘ ~Chicas0 Daily NHN 1 until I took Bra'ziilnn Balm and cup 60
cent bottle cured nib-completely?
A rclolmtl ls ninclnlly a man who 1.."- sale by n. H. Plaifltaft F H 11.1
trlcs to coutuit others to bl. way of: tor. and tho (‘llfford Pharmacy "
thinking. .
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—""_‘T’.““,-"‘. :DEATH OF MRS. EMILY GOODRICH
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. 3 SMITH.
The busiest and mightiest lllilt“ \\ ATanmmy July 13 -31”; Emily
lblm, that ever was uladc is Dr King's (inodritb Smith seventy three years
New Life Pills Those pills illallqc told and daughter of Samuel Griswold
I-weaknces Into strength. “Billionaires Ill- l Goodrich. the famous "Peter Parley,“
do cnergy.brnln- lag Into incutal powcl. [died at the Southmayd home in this
They’ re wonderful in bulldiug up the lcily at 7. 10 o’clock last evening. Mrs.
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by‘ Smith had been at the home for three
Frank H Baxter
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scored 178 runs for two wickets down “ i “
Norwalk Chronicler