coll .
_ old.- Sohunlsn passed up his
ll shoots in true championship
' snowed down the batting so
the use...» Athletlo Club. or
ii as thoug‘ll they we‘re coun-
ted men on the
his pleading state
1Tb“; 9. playing; (I the still
' b 1' over tilleddisn‘ilosd,
a list ngreatcou sail e-
T :4, spectst ors Ohtoidov
willie
taut feature, the gene-
wortu T’WMhllnf. mam tho out-
ingoodo
. also allowed but two scattered
fi Mwflhlle nve sate swsts were
je oil N.orwlk The R t 0 hits
ls. we, at opportune times.‘
of locals si‘srted the scorn in
‘ It of this third. Madkgwlle
a tree pills to the first ’
wind on Nick,
it wentdo‘lvn 0
who“ Wilt "SCa‘hIiI II t to first base.
' bolder telling to hold it Much
til enlsvl on 0 Hi
decond subsided etc so
so. and in s yer business'-
rave the ebb e doltp in;
, e! lust out or the r'és'cll" 6t ' "
glint. Mack and Cahill
n t
recur s'tlilrd and last run-
the lth.
all robbed at ,a bean.
‘ ~ his tailors to touch -
, He gave the
has} rides at the day
“i on: solely but
glides
I on July 18
;
Wiovident that the contest
lid 9. cu;“_ one, 'as both pitchers ’
Brennan wd's'
u 3.,ON‘O'OPCGl-‘O’G
Horace H." ‘8‘ m , r.
or and Selle ‘ r 1!) po 3
, joying his till 5: i I: :1;
The Rev. l4" .
the Norwslk‘b. g g g 3
ed at the Crun‘ \ 1 0 0
afternoon. ,t 0 Q 3 0'
D,S.Duven' 0‘ 0 ‘3 0‘
W00d.0‘ 50' 0 0 1 a
from Bostr 1 0 6 2
.eeouredt)‘ * 4.4....—
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Msuj‘erAC. ‘
lb no a e.
b 1 It 0
1 8 ll
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7 2 0
1 0 0
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1 ll 1‘
12 0 2
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lord to deliver.
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to the Quality.
ores. _fi
fills moons e reduction oI 25o to $1.28. according
HW‘p our-coma all pi the remaining stock or W. 8. Still-
1 tsvsllt, at a sacrifice fillre. will c‘ 2r
‘ 1o would MMN Amour. so am noswnlx. All ‘0ng
will be marked from ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF to R
. THAN THE FORMER LOW PRICES, giving you all opportun-
ity to puicl'l'iig’ limit oghqlg ppusnrunulsrlluc oooos
son BlilLOW COST or PROD UCTION
tinue to dispose at tile goods gt
Some of the Good Things Remaining.
Lamps, lirockcry, China. Glass. Cutlery, Till, Agate, Iron. Silver,
P lriumes, Soaps. Clocks, Umbrellas, Pictures,
gs and Valises, Toys, Dolls. Games, Jsrdinieres, Lace and
swies Curtains, Porticres. Table Covers, Musical Instru-
merits and hundreds of odds and ends of many lines, includ-
illF FURNITURE, that are necessary to every household.
Traveling
ReIllenlber this balance willbe sold by rile at SACRIFICE
. PRICES. No goods reserved, and at prices marked we cannot al-
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snow CASES, coum‘ans AND TABLES FOR SALE.
Taylor,
souru- NoRWALK
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SPECIAL SALE
UNe have bought lire Samples or a leading Mallo-
mwrsr or com Wallis or “tornado I discount so on
lye ”5'1”"! than it Wholesale Prion. ‘
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I'll costings Io sell our regular silo? 91. Welsh In
have lied to mark Illosi either or corresponding tip-
......
Mill is your opportunity to soy Shirl Welm’.
”null.
* about his affairs and clainled that
Wiunlpauks.
. the i.
e Nutmeze were defeste3 Solut-
“ hie by the score of Ill: to live by the 0-
Batterles—H still Sehiel; Fisher-
m 64:38}- Umpiies
' n , iridium. He has a rather wild look to
i his eyes ‘~ ~‘
up: who and his immediate toolily out 1‘
‘ received a letter i'ro‘m‘ Mr.
nation by that ofllccr and "Mr. sniffed.
_ his crime or some 30 years ago when
story to another the only ch‘ilrltable
, if!
" caused by his No 31.19833”
335$:
” insole until the who e sliin
{do The dodge
' cooler s st
new Million he said he lisdhtti‘d
had securedz
some .fl- Gouge of
gdpor't.‘ ‘Arr listed 6h
Charge of helping ling-i
writer— President Snif
fin. oi P. 0.8. u i. Inter-
esled
George H.
o‘clock, except Satur
5‘: " ii» _ ..
Omsk Sale——
Thousands of yards of
brisk spring trade.
Conger. of Bridgeport.
who attained considerable not iety
last March by two alleged rob rise
in which he claimed to be the victim
and lo money taken belonged to the
Knights oi Honor, is audio in trouble. '
He was arrested Friday evening by
City Sheriff Shannon on a body writ
worn out by the Piunlmer Typewriter
company, of Bridgeport, alleging that
he wus-irsuduléutiy concealing and
using a typeWI-iter belonging to
them. He was looked up at the police
hired] typewriter at this concern.
meals to pay M a month (or its
use. 8 one hiring it. he went to New
London, where he has since been on.
used in trying to organise: chino of .
the Patriotic Sons of America. The
types/Idler is still there and no pay-
mente hays been made on its reutul
and hence his street has come about.
Mr. Conger was engaged by Presl
dent million. of South Norwaik,
late in March to go to New London,
and try ilnd orkauizo a combo! this,
order there! As it was known, that
he had no money a certain amount
was advanced to him by the order as
his Work progressed until now he has
received ll total of 397 from the order
and the camp has still to be organis-
ed. Furthermore the order has to be
responsible for a board bill or '25,
which it stood for on his account.
, Theother day. Detective Arnold
Shiites,
selling for an appointment Friday
evening as he wished to see him upon
important business. Accordingly Mr
Sniffen went to Bridgeport and had
only Just began llls‘tnlk with the do
tectivo. which Was in reference to the.
reliability of Mr. (Inger. when Mr
Conger was broug t to the station
house by the city sheriff.
Theloupon he was brought into the
private ofllce of the detective and
there was subjected to a rigid exsnll
parturc.
frocks.
grounds, 5 cts. a yard.
cts.
it) , lo cts.
It'llls that have ulwavs I)Cl“i
Danish Cloth, all plain c
19 cts., 12V. cts.
Fine Sateens, black and
ures, 25 and 29 ct. qualities,
Dimity in 29 and 35 ct. gun“
ill the list wiII be found.
the latter detailed the circumstances
under Mr. Conger has been engaged
nd wanted to know from him why
, e was here in Bri goport when the
was supposed to be II New loodon. ‘
Mr. Conger then said that he had
come to Bridgeport in response to a
telegram telling him that his wife
Woe dead. But as Mrs Connor is
known to be still alive. he was asked
to explain what he meant by this and . g“
so finally he broke down and admit- ‘ . "’
ted that be round out afterwards that
Don’t miss the Bull SaIc.
The D. M
\ Established 1857.
Commencing Tu tidy the
s, thro
3h Dress Goods.
‘ cmnants have uccuuluIatcd on
our Wash Goods counters. l Ic natural result of. a
'I‘Ilcsc on me Remnants must be gotten
lid of, tIlclcl'cuc they have ‘Ilocll arranged on two large
lounlcrs, and marked at prices certain to hasten their dc-
Challi and Cambric, light,
Etore will close daily at 5
git July and August.
very
Here is a chance to piclt up values for shirt waist
dresses, separate waists, little girl‘s dresses and boy's
medium. and dark
Lawns and Batistes, regular 10 Cl. quality, 6% cts.
Ginghams, plain colors, stripes, and plaids, 8 cts.
Dimities and Jaconet Muslins. 8 cts.
Fine Lawns and Batistes, regular I7 ct. quality, lo
Fine Seersucker, Gingham and Madras, 15 ct. qual-
Lace Striped Batiste. Dotted Swisses, beautiful put-
I It) and 25 cls 12% cts.
OXerd P}. do. and Cheviot, figures and stripes in 19
and 25 cl. (lilai tics, my, cts.
Best French Cambric, full 36 inch. double fold, regular
price 19 and 25 cts., m1, cts.
)Iors, ”Shades, 12% cts.
Bedford Cords, white grounds with black figures, valllc
navy grounds with small fig-
19 cts.
Anderson Gingham, fill_l' Chalullrays and Madras that
have always been 25 and 35 c
French Lawns, Organdies and Batistes, also Irish
is., 19 cts.
tics. lg cts.
Silk and Linen Batiste, fine Silk Mousseline, French
Satccns and Banang Silks, all 50 ct. values, 29 cts.
Sale began Saturday tlmling. liver) value mentioned
No disdppoillllllcnt
f“?!
Read CO
the telegram came from Boston and
was m or. for another man whose
name was Condon or something of that
sort. '
Detective Arnold improved the op
portunity to question him about the
alleged robberies last winter. But
Mr Gongel still stuck to the story that
they were true.
Saturday morning a reporter had
an Interview with Mr. Conger while
he was in his cell. He admitted that
he owed lor the typewriter, but clslm~
ed he had no money with which to
pay the amount claimed to be due on
it.
He furthermore said that he had
offered to pay the unit months rent
rivhon it was due and he was sick in
bed but as it was the only money he
one HOBBY stoke owned?“
Blanche May Hobby. of Bridgeport,
Frank Hobby. also cl Bridgeport, up-
on grounds of intolerable cruelty and
habitual intompersnce She also claims
the custody of a minor child. Gladys
\iuy Hobby. and alimony ’l‘hcv werel
married on October 6. 1898. She was a
Miss Walker bolero ‘uer marriage:
Mother-"Now Bobby. it you’ll be
sued for ten minutes (1 give you It
penny. .
Bobhy~“(‘.uu't do it mother Our
boys” ‘Be Good Union his filled the
minutes. "-«tllssgow Eyelilng' Times
had the agent had declined to tulle . y
it and said he would trust him for it
He told ll long rambling srorl
his persecution was the outcome of
he Was In state’s prison. He sold
that when it than Is once shown up
everybody lumps on him.
Although he has received nearly
$100 the pilot few months his wile. so
it is stated had not received one
cent or lunacy from‘ him. It hes
been asserted that he has lost nus '
money by enabling. but he denies ,
most emphatically that he ever rlelt- ,
ed e cent in this way. ‘
Tobin all his statements and the
esse wi which he shifts from one
view of the matter is that the mail is ‘
It is stated that only his
much credence in his stories
The oment is shade that the
Victor lodx‘é, Knights til", .
making *op the depot ’
at, March by p‘syin extram '
it is stated ‘ '
pointed a Wop; its? to lumtis’ste Ir. - ‘
’ to his experience Ii f
lot:
in his sr’orl't there. it messes only . ,
is mentors to orxsnire a onion 3;
I? .
(lowing
the fiatrlotic Soon on America and
23 hm but 0“ £069“
has instituted suit for divorce ugnlnst'
amalgamated scale at a penny for three
wow 70 MAKE A’ FIRE BALLOON.
To make a balloon out eight
pieces oi tissuo‘“ fisher ot the some di-
mensmns. Paste the edges together
carefully and put a fine wire amund
the lower edge, with decibel, piece
across i'lom side to side to hold A small
sponge soaked in alcohol Boior'o in-
flating it press it list. to let out in the
air than light the spirit. The rare-lied
air from this will ill! and cause it to
second with great rapiditv. As soon
as the spillt has burned out the balloon
will caich tire and burn up. —-New York
Tribune '
TI is often o. man 's backing that en-
hi
the summer world the natural héa ltiéq
New Hampshire spread ,
“ Trials of Automobiles to climb to _
lummlt of Willis Mounthin. ‘ ‘ ‘ “
Every arrangement has been coon
pleled tor the bsuner tournament dur-
ing the automobile week of July ll-
llllb. the chief sill-action ol’ which
will be u ciiulbll contest from t 9
bush in the oumm of Mt. wallin-
too. All the prelimiusriee have been
suspicious. Favored with the best
Juno weather, the small company of
prominent sutomobiliits and newspw
per men spent upw‘uds of 2 week in
the mountains, and went away enlis-
iled to leave the outo‘ome' in the keen
ins or the weotllel man and the inter
outed automobile public. it is usual-
ly a little later before the full mid
summer rush is on but all the hotel
men are makius p'reperst one tor an
unusual mid-Jilly crowd. hie aslu'l‘oli
ample accommodations for on who can fi
30.
Everybody In the mountains is talk-
ing automobiles and the accommoda-
tions fol uutolllobilos have been great-
ly increased. No iol or is a tourist
obliged to depend ent rely upon his
own resource, as was necessary
only a. few yeqrs use, but a wall equip-
pod garage has been established 'at
Bretton Woods, whore fuel and any-
thing in the way u! ordinary repairs.
can be secured. Gasoloue, lubricants
and other supplies are also obtainable
in various towns. Duplicate part: can
be ordered by telephone or telegra h
from Boston or Springfield, to be all p-
pul the some day arriving the follow-
ing morning This progress will be
spreclated by those who hnve been
d suppointed on previous visits to the
While Mountains
Of course the chief event in the prop ‘
oration for the July tournament was
the lowering of the former record of
1 hr.. 46 m. to 48 min and 30 nee. by
Otto Nestmun ill his 7 H. P. Slovene-
Iiuryen. The fact that an experienced
and capable drIVer could lower by near
ly an hour what was the record of a
year ago on the very first trip he had
made up the road, is a good sign of
further possibilities in this direction:
and it would not be surprising if in the
rlvalies that will develop when the
competition is actually on. some rec-
ords should result that will add any-
thlng yet lacking in the way of con-
viction that in New Hr'npshiro is the
best and more nccesl Ille trying-out
ground for the most important require
went at a touring car namely, hill.
climbing capability. There is more
or less call for emergency work when
the emergency comes and the car that
can point to a proud record alods
these lines must necessarily appeal to
the public confidence. Some nervy
and skillful driver may come to the
front on this occasion who will
eclipse the Nestman record in tho
'Ciinlb to the Clouds."
But climbing the mountain is only
an incident in the week’s campaign
at least two days or the tournam’entwill
be given to touring in and about the
White Mountains. The luspectibn pir-
ty made a complete circle or the re-
sorts. not only to prove that a one
day' s trip from the base of Mt Wash-
ington will take an automobile party
to the furthest extreme of this district
and back again. but also to explore the
routes, get acquainted with the people
in the towns passed through dud moire
arrangements for any euterthlnmont
that might be needed on the way. The
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routes covered will be gone over by ex- , U
perienccd guides. acquainted with the
locality, and every effort made to bring
out the full pleasure possibilities (I!
touring in this section. Those who
come to the mountains for the words-
ment will be under no necessity ‘6!
looking up the roads and routes.
though no advance knowledge
,co'mo smlrls.
made to provide all necessary informs
lion and lay out the routes in such a.-
way that time and attention can be
given wholly to the. enjoyinént of the
occasion The two days' trips Will or
plore all the country from intervals
and Crawford Notch to the Profile and
Frdncqnla Notch. tolling In nil the "
principal nttniclione
One should prepare himself. and
his machine tor a White Mountain trip
exactly as he would fora tour into any
other section of holy country, looking
particularll, of cour'sé, after the
strength and certain action of the brok-
in; mechanism Domitian sense driv-
illg will trike care 0
" , getting along, with wrr 'e’d'
horses encountered on the roads of the ‘
country districts. No better accommo-
nations auy‘Where exist and the tour-
ist can rely upon procuringdluything
jibe trip needs. lit fair rates for ill'st'
class service. , _.
In one of the plenaanlest on re 9:?
of central
themselves out in all the brilliancy and
glory of s. New England landscape,
made up in turn of majestic mountains
and verdant meadows.
rocks;- from glimpses down who
rivulcts run to. the rivers and
take their measured courses sewhrd}
' from sleeping fields and wavingforests,
touched at regular intervals by the
warm tints of flowers and the flush or
brilliant shading: which
‘ straws so lavishly on even ”lid
in: midsummer the merrieet, its pl
time or all the changing ea, in
mountainef‘the time tor ”
competition. or a tour or:
“ All thése thillks will be com
the first time in the a ,
' of; July ll-lfith. In t
sins. Any further
Obtained from W.
, ,. —liivea are c. terriblego
‘ little l‘olll‘s, and to solid
. Easily cured.
“ Tails
.At soy drug store, all
Dohu’sbin ‘ ' “
Instant relief. norm-sell
Every effort has been .
You will sue . '
' _ it. from lookout points up among the.
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