'WIII pesItIVely cure a
on Bladder- disease not beyond the reach
of medicine. Ne medicine can do more. 1
FDLEY’S
KIDNEY iiiillE.
strengthens the urinary organs,
builds up the kidneys and invig-
oratee the whole system.
, IT IS GUARANTEED
TWO SIZES "Eileand $1.00
RELIANCE A. c TEAM won.
Defeated 3 Nine From the Cigar Mak.‘
et‘s' Union, 25 to 3.
A very interesting game of baseball
was played 011 the. Baxter Grounds
Saturday afternoon, between the R11-
ltance A. C. anti 3. team of the. (‘igar
Mnkors‘ Union. it took but a few min-
utes to show the siipei'ioiitv oi the
Reliance team 01'11'1 their 1'lials.“,1'ibc
batted Singer at will. 11111111 .limmie
Monoghau seemed almost invincible.
shutting out. the. cigar rollers with the
utmost east for several innings 111111
winning easily by 11 score of 2:3 to :i.
The game was cull-11d at the 11nd of
the eighth inning. after Singer was
knocked out ot‘ the box.
The Reliance 11111111 is a very strong
aggregation of young players and
made several snappy plays. The line
Wit” 'mw» mm“...
:' 1'11 ‘ ""
Psmtl Stein and dravsl Iillii Exorcilsllii; Pains
A. H. Thurnes, Mgr. Wills Creek Cost Co. ,Buffaio, 0., writes! "
"i have been afflicted with kidney and bladder (rentals for years, pass- "
lng gravel or stones with excruciatin pains. Other medicines only
give relief. Aftertsllng FOLEY’S
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, lilto fine stones, etc.,
and now i have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
FOLEY’ S KIDNEY CURE has done me 91, 000 worth of good. "
In Other ilsmsdy can compsrs Ililli it
Then. W. Caner, of Ashboro. N. C., had Kidney Trouble and
one bottle of FOLEY' S KIDNEY CURE affected a perfect euro, and.
he says there is no remedy that will compare with it.
SDLD IIID IIEDDIIEIIDED DY
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
‘ot' the beautiful pitching of Pratt, the
‘spbstitute, pitcher, who pitched out
the visitors without 11 run, allowing
them only two hits. Coach latsb's
"tiai11ing 11.11: maikedlv in evidence, 1111-
ptn11111ll3. in the scientific mauiiti' in
‘11'hi1'li the Sons of Eli adjusted them
calves to the batting ot the gentle-
men from Philadelphia. K111111111 11nd
(‘aptalii (‘ai',iss of l’t'niisiliaiiiu dis
tinguished tlieinselit. s by spltutlid 0111
handed 1"nttl1es of high linci's.'lb1'
eniiro Yale team played in splendid
form. The score by innings:
it. it 11:.
Yale. 2! ti 0 ti 11 ti ti ti x~—~ti 11' it
P111111. ti ti 0 (i it ti o 11 111-111 2 -t
Batteries-«Pratt and Erwin;
1111111,: and flare.
11‘11111111ll,
other College Games.
A: (T11111bi'idge~—Harvard, :t; iini't
'lttid at
1
‘1
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t
:1'111 of Harbor View Beiit'li'
.. . ”Mm...
HARBOR 6.1111 DEA-OH.
What The Associated Board of Brok-
ers Are Doing at South Nemalk.
No one with 11 fondness for lilt‘ wat-
1'1'. btit at some time in his life has
longed to possess a. hit of land on the
shore, where 1111 11111 dig the festive
clam, spear the wary eel. take 11 morn-
ing plunge in iii.» briiiy deep before
going to town. and in 11111in divers
ways enjoy marine life, and yet be‘
able to attend to business.
The 1111111 111 1111111111'11t11 means bus
cruised up utid down Long lsluutl
Sound seeking; such a place in will.
There are Watt-1' front properties to he
$lti,tititi 1111 here, but where
11111111 one boy on the shore at model‘
1111 pr'1i11.-1? Knowing this 1111111111111 to
1.11s: and remain unsatisfied. I1111 own
for some
ytars 1111111 1111111 on lht‘ lookout for
(‘tiiiit 11.1 shore propert3 that would possess the
at
111111
iiiNt'ssitr, points 111 ati'i'ssibility,
1111111111 siii'iountlinus, good heath
11.111111' :1 litiiliiliip; plot could be secure.“
1
l
i
“pi month. i
Reliance A- C- 3‘9?" Makers. At l’rlncetoii—l’riucctoi1, 1i:
G. Mulligan .............. .i. K'eains p.
(““C‘W‘ , At \Vt)i‘('f‘slt‘l‘-—1H()l_\' Cross, in; Am
J. Monoghuu .............. ti. Singer berst “Aggies.” 1;,
Pitcher. At Mlddlutonuv-wi'nion, X; \\1’1-:l113*-;
E. Groesclmer .......... ii. Ambler “1,, 4,
“"1"" Base. At Ann .‘\1'bor.\li1l1ignn 3' Hilton:
S. Smith ................ A. liayiit's g,
Second W‘s“- ‘ At i\lilht‘l‘~1-*Allllit'lH1 'i; (‘olby ':
1" Miller -------------- M1 1‘ ernadcz At (‘llntoquoi 11l1h l1‘1'1111.\r11d11111_1,
. ““0“ ML‘l‘ it; Morgan Sc.l1o1il 1: 1111211111111 s:
B. Ixelley .................. 11. Plan -W-
thud lbw National Lea 111:.
I". [7,110. ..... i,,liiillti , . Q”
“.11, ”my BROOKLYN May l.——lbat Sunday
A. llcliner .................
Center Fit-id.
W. Nevlls ............... l. Gonzales
litght Field.
Rain Stopped Local Game.
The Norwalks liasobali Team was
to have had a game 1111 Saturday. at
Decker Field, with the Sparrows. The.
sudden shower. which came tip about
4 'o‘clock, prevented the teams from
meeting. The Norwalks intend to op.
en the season. next Saturday after-
noon, on Decker Field. playing with
the. Cuban Giants. The. grounds at
Roton Point will probably not be t'tilii-
pieted, or if they are, the bridge to
the point will not be, anti no game
will be played at ltoton until a week
from Saturday.
1,111'11111'1'1
Stamfordo Beat Edgewoodc.
The Stamford linseball lt'iilll played
its first 111111111 iii the West End
Gmuuds. in that city, Sunday after-
noon. defeating the l'ltigt'wotitlb', of
New Haven, by the score of two to
one. The paint» was an interesting
one throughout, and the Situnford 11g-
getlon promises in put, up some good
baseball the coming season.
m
DOME OTHER GAMES.
'New Haven Loses to Bridgeport—
Standing in Connecticut League. .
’l‘ollowlng the tho 1:' 'zl'n of the
games played in tin1 '..11:ou.-: l1-;1;.":'.13
on Saturday:
Connecticut League.
At New liltVi‘il"-" lli'l1lit1.1poi't.
Haven. :1.
At Hill‘iftll'tlwMt'l'ltlt‘ll.
iii; N cw
S: Hartford.
‘ At. Elirlllllflttldm
Spriiinlicbl,
ttkc. t
l; 11on-
At New IJllliiflilmNt‘W imitioii, it;
Norwich, 11‘.
Connecticut League standing.
Won. 11nd. l'.(i.
Rprlnal‘lnld. 2 ti 1.11110
Bridgeport, 1: 11 1111111
New laiiitlini, i It 1.tititi
Hartford, I t .5110
Moi-Idea, t ’ l .5110
NOW‘HIIVNI, 11 2 .000
Norwich, (I l but:
New Hurt-ii. :1 1: .1100
I'iolyokn, iI 2 .tititi
‘ National League.
it At Pittsburgwl’iitsburg, ii; Chicago.
At. Philadelphiami‘hllndclphlo. ti:
limit .,
At 81 InnisNClnclnnnIi, 7; ill.
fonts. 1.
M breakup-Rain.
W
, American League.
at Boston—“Washington. 1; Boston.
At. Chicago-Jililcngo. iii; Detroit, 5.
If)» Clevelandwcmciund. 7; iii
1"’2‘t?111121111 Ycikflnafn
“If. Whitwroahls anhoylvanla.
' 1 cs lured the bunched serial.
1 W drtfcutin; the
av iii" 9-:
ho‘, ammo, ofi’enhsvivadll at 111-.
Yale.
11.11. iiiéihiit‘i‘iiiiii’ A“
clearly evidenced yesterday. Thirty
thousand people got 1111:1111: of the
Washington Park inclosurc and fully
five thousand wort.1 left. outside.
gate. having been closet) when the
grounds wert'1 crowded to excess. The
score by innings:
Batteriestctituniiy and iiresnu
New York, 11 :i ii i ii i ii it 11—» .’1 ii 1
Brooklyn. 1 ti o 11 o 11 ii ti 2- :1 it 1
111111; Jones and Bergen.
At. St. Louis:
11.11.11).
St. 1.0111100 (i Q t) 0 ti 2 0 3_. l i
Butterles~hecvi1r and P11lt7.. Taylor
and Warner. Atteudaiue, 7..tititi
At Cincinnati:
11. ii 1;.
Chicago, 0 l 11 o 11 1 l 11 11 own 1:.
Cliicln.. 0 ti 0 it i ii ti '3 ti 2-141 9
Batteries—4.undgi'cn and ()‘Nclti:
Chcch and Phelps, Attendance. id
(342.
American League.
At Chicago:
11. H. 1'].
Chicago, 0 l 1i ii (i ii (i l x-—-ti ii
Detroit, 0 (I (l (l (i 010 Ii limit 4
batteries-‘1 White and Sullivan; Kil-
111111 and .l. Sullivan. Attendance. In,
782..
At. St. holds:
it. ll. I'J.
(‘leveliiiid ti 10 2 (i 1i ii i 1 ii» ll 14 2
.111. l.o1it1:,titilititiooti t~~ l :i
“illlf‘l‘lt‘t'iwulilHi-t iiiid liciiiis: llowcll.
iiiu'hiuiiiu, Himdeii and Women At-
tendant-c, 111,000.
1;.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR.
“liloihei's buy it for croupy children.
railroad then buy it. for severe coughs
and elderly people buy it for In
grlppe,” any Mflfli‘i‘ iiros. iillilou. town.
"W11 111111 more of Chamberlain's (loiiiilt
Remedy than any other kind. It 11111-111111
to have token the lead over several
other good brands.”
tion but this medicine is the heat. that
can be procured for coughs and colds.
whether it. be 11 child or an adult that
in affiliclod. it always cures and
cures quickly. lipid by Bttllnon- Pow-
ctt 3-.11iporntlon. (‘ltffortl Pharmacy.
Zoltfuiis Pharmacy
THE RIFLE SEASON.
Adjutant-General Cole hips 11111111111
m-uorsi order No. 17 announcing
that the season for practice- with
small arms for the Connecticut Na-
tional Guard will open, May 1 and
close Replenihcr tilt of club ,1'.1111r Ev-
ery «miner and unlisted 1mm in the ill
fantry the least Artillery and the Na
viii battalion will he required to prac
lice with the United States ntnxuzlnc
rifle caliber :30, except tits handamen
The signal corps and Troop A will
practice with the tin tied states mag:
shin carbine caliber .10 and the 11:11:
1111 car sand '11: Me 111ch 1.13.11 1:11
tor. to qualify with the“ We
General officers mania
return: 1: 11111111...
‘ I
1131111»
There is no queen
baseball is popular in Brooklyn wasi
management found that the stands and ‘ '
1
Sound dividin tiit1 iow.u
11.11 13. 1s111~ “
‘l
l
i
i
‘ reservations having been made for this m .
1 THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTUR
t
“w; fashioned t1i\\‘ll,
tit 11 moth-rate price. This 11111 have
at last :iliiillit'tl, and we now invite
:1 111111'1- 1111111111. ilisliw'tltiii of iiarlmr
\iew Beach.
South ‘Norwalit, (.‘Ulllli‘t'ilt'lli, i..- on
the main lino of the N111: York, N111"
11111011 11111 [11: 111111! ltailroa'i It is
‘1111 111111-1 station 11:: well 11:: an im-
‘l‘tiillilll
11111111
1111'
the 11:11
111111 lltill, 11'11:1~1 11111 titty
.1i1'l‘\lt‘i' :4 :Il 1111‘ lital
trout tlii (li'.1111l ““tttt'11l lit'pot at 12nd
street, New York. heinu but one hour.
with frequent through trains in either;
direction. it is 11 rather ountni old‘
the oyster industry
pri-donilimtinn. but possessed of good
stores. and needed supplies for the
inner
ilt‘iiltt' .ii uniderate priies
The Nor-
walk iii11’1i' empties into Long island 1‘. m“, thus. “WM.” bv the soldiers:
“ “i n ““‘O themselves before they went to their
.1111 with .1 good channel having a
depth of 17 feet at mean 1on 11".11t111
Harbor \ 11111 [lunch is south of the dc
pot within twenty inbuilt-.1: walk fiom
lht station and the minute: from tbt-
tr'oilty it is located at the
the Harbor and overlooks the 111 auti
J 1
littsliurg. 2 U 0 l " “ l “ ““0 ‘0 l‘,‘tul and pict'uiesqut- Norwnlk island-
uud 1.0111; island Sound
H‘“ “WWI“ is .““‘l‘l(l:‘1“l‘i‘1‘iiil‘: (“1:1 1 of \veitome on behalf of tbtI mayo: of
' .g Munassas the lion (‘iiarles E Nicol-
rounded by water
ny ease of Kidney
‘1l\th annual reunion of 11111 Socictv of
'l '111 soidlti. 11'11'. .1Ltiitii'1'ss11ti hv
:ltit‘iittii'lt's til “111 lit :l ‘11 Ilt'i‘t' ill-1) lent;
‘ tb1 it fit s 11.1.1: 111 in \1.11 that they
man can be pr'oruit'd on short]
tint-eting and the puldit excrtises will
mouth of ‘(1 rant avenue
about ihl‘t‘t' thousand feet on a si111d1'
beat- h The land has been divided into
1plote: sonic having 11 frontage of foitv
by the map of the. property.
all have access to the 1111111311
certain
purpose. 'l‘ln- large
reserved for tennis mums and
plots have been
,ticld as well its a general playground
(J‘
“ tween the
‘of tho pr‘opeity is woodland
for the children. lt‘iilly 111111~qiiart111
ll
comfortable lounging plat 11
parts of the property
views.
I'i'tilli till
1111 liliilllllill
Summer Homes.
The building; of a summer (‘lillilkt' or
bungalow has been popular of late‘
and littt1111sl in thin 111111111 of life is on ‘
the increase. A very comfortable one
story affair can be erected for from
two to then hundred dollars, and can
readily be routed if 111111 desires tilt oc-
11111111111111 change, making an excellent
real estate iiivmiltitt'lti. The coat ol’
the this range from $25" upwards, and
tho torius of 1111111 are such as to still.
most any 111111.111 Harbor View
iii-111 ii tillll' 111111 enjoy good
stilling fishing and bathing.
rounding roads afford whet-ling and
driving. Provision hint been made for
stability of homes and automobiles on
the premises, and during the 11111111011
a launch will be available. under the
cure. of competent. bontmcn for trips
tIllltIIIK the islands, or ii. day's outing
on the Sound. in addition It in pro
posed to maintain it ferry not-vice b1.»
lieat'ii ntitl ihi1 Town of
11411th Norwnlk, especially in connec-
tion with the morning and evening
II'iilIIII. A dock and float will be con-
structed iit Twilight Point for the
convenience of small boats. and as it
launch landing. Thorn It: also good
anchorage for yacht» in front of tho
moperil’
ii ii: iii/(1 litll‘litiitv of the owners to
develop lhr1 properly carefully and to
be partied aim in the. «election of buy
era. 1 'ertain restrictions embodied in
the deed guard against nuisance oil
manufacture and business
using: the citation of unstrhtii
ututldtntt! 'llie City. of South Nor:
2.132): Mm agreed to extend the veto:
scribe. .n pipe-i. to the pr'poztzruaiid
maths“
all it. in to
M will
icyfiinzl‘llie‘g
vary on will in “$0.11.”pr
’l'lli.1 our
host 1113. .
‘lfcet and a depth of from one buntirtd ! N. \
tlo two hundred feel. its will be 1:11:111' H‘ eneial Daniel 1,: Sic,kleu
Man) )1 1 1 111 the but
lots have an actual shore frontage. and , :‘l‘:.nfl,1,‘;hnh Am“ 11 111111 0 ‘
littll'
l
1““ ‘School for Teuc'bcis and Otliois in
grove of trees affording shade and 11 Nature and (‘ouutiy 111111 [My 6 “i 28.
t
111111.
lDNEY CURB the result was
' v
pi opeit1 to the best interests of purch-
11s1-'_'is and to keep the. premises clear
of nuisances. We 11in you to inspect
Harbor View lleacb at your conven-
ience and our representative will 111:-
company you by appointment. or our
local agent. Mr. .I. B. 1.1111'1'e11t't', No. 2
South Main street. South Norwaik.
will meet you at the train and show
you 1111,1 property.
Any further information other than
briefly contained in this hotel» will
be cheerfully given by 1'1mimuulcaiiug
with the Associated Board of l‘irokers,
2112 lluqucnot ‘sil‘t't'l. New Rochelle.
New Yorke-101.1111 The New liot'liellc
l‘1'1ss Mtii'th :t 11111?
ON THE MANASSAS FIELD.
Army of the Society of the Potornac
on Famous Ground.
Several Prominent Grand Army men
of (.‘ouuocilcut will attend the thirty-
l\IIII)' of the Potomac, at Matiassiis.
\:i. \lay iii and ii The citizens of
illiiiinssus 1:11:11 an invitation to 'lit'. so
1l1-ty, :it the 11111111111 illi't'llilg. in 111111-
fold. 11 yea: ago. to assembly this war
in Virginia, and the invitation was 111'
ti‘lilmi piomptlv 11‘111'11 rears ago the
.\1111\ of the Ptiiiillliit on its last
111.1111: from Appomattm il‘flsrif‘ll [bill
but: 1111 the 11111 111 lb. 2..iiti1i 111-'1i1111'
1‘11111'11111I 1111) bison-~11 splits 111111 rude
1111111111111111t:-. which they dedicated \iith
Imposing: cereiiiouies tn the memory
of their iii-others who fell in the begin-
‘iiiiii: of the conflict it is interesting
to know that this battlefield. only tliir.
. 1,1'1111'0 miles frotu \‘i’iishington. and
nearest the national 1Rpitnl.is the on-
bomes. So the Unit this war is of
par'tit ular slgnllic 11111 11 and importance
‘ i‘be torps and socit-ti business
11111111111 iii the How ttiiii‘ihtitisv (ill
'1‘ 1111 public exertises
will include a pinyer by the Rev John
:Mttlill:tid1lress of welcome by (lov-
1"111noi Montague of Virginia addresses
111i11 iir. Hemy M. t‘hirksson: oration
b1 the Rt v lit. N1111'11ll Dwight Iiillls,
,pnstor of Plymouth (‘hlilf'll Brookll’n
anti an impromptu address by
There will
w“...
AL COLLEGE, STORRS, CONN.
The Connecticut Agricultural (lol-
Ivge will hold Its fourth Summer
toot.
(‘otii'st-s by :11111 iaiisls will be offered
in ointtliology iiud entonioiogV” it: but
lior-tt ultur.11 lauds1apc gardening
and forestry; in fitilt and Vegetable
3111111':ini: in sanitniv dairy'luit in potti-
tiy (lllllll‘t; and in other farm opera-
tions.
Notiililo features of the school will
be lectures by: (‘olln A. Split, Pb.
11 professor of psttholoity and pods-
may in tht1 lIOHIIOIl Normal School;
1‘ it‘.llo1la11.i’h. t‘lurkilntvorslty.
nutboi of “Niitiii"11 Study and bifuz”
Maude tlrldlcy i’11t11,i'sou author of
“How to Knowl Wild Fruits" and Fred
Mutt-liter. l’h. thi1 (outlet tlt'ui Ag
rtitulturul College export in methods of
teaching subjects Iii the public schools.
M. A. Bigelow. l’li i). of Teachers (lot-
here (‘oluinblu University. who has
gain-rut charge of nature study in
'l‘ent'hort-t‘ (‘olleiio and in its schools.
will be it guest of the Summer School,
and will speak of the. new nature study
journal.
A fiiil programme will be provided.
Teachers moment before will find
fresh work awaiting them. All stud-
ies will be e10ctivn.i£ach teacher may
choosn the exercises in which she fit
most interested. The Summer School
will. provide lectures. study, or prac-
1 re
The College iii delightfully lolgitod
for itittiiiiiei' school work in nature.
siiblt't'tn. ’l‘iiltioii i11 fem, there, in it"
I pies.
THE HAT 7131116 ;
Stiff Hatters Hsvo Had In.“ Spring
Business.
1'1‘1111 American ilnttci. i
April, 19115.net: been much like the '
Aprils of years gone by. Business
has been quiet In almost all hesdwesr
itnos, though this our the stiff hatter.
heveh‘adubltteheiuof it. 1
In the realm of the retailer a fair-
ly satsfaoiory Spring business bait
beniudoiie and Just before mm col-
018 came to the front quite bravely.
The fit advised showing and advice
lining of straw and Patients hats
through the month has again had a de-
terrent effect on Spring felt: hat busi-
ness. but seemingly the foolish retali-
er who is addicted to this business-
kllllng practice never learns his les-
son, for year after year he does the
111111111 thing over and over again.
The Oonnlt Tendency. “
A11 the straw season approaches.
Scimits seem. to be attracting more
313111111111 attention Among the better
class of batters a desire to get. away
front split hats is noticed. '
f‘nncy iough sennita are bolus
b‘pught 1111 a late novelty One vary
1 oroughbrod style recon y 111011111 11
trade is of ftili senult erald, not: too SIX HUNDRED JAPANESE LABOR'
heavily pressed and made 2%:1'541—2 ERR-
and 2%.): ’——2t. This small shape in SEATTLE. Waah’n” May 1.-Tlie
coarse build should make. a desirable steamer Olympia is anchored in the
seller with young men‘ 11 trade in the stream hero with 610 Japanese labor-
larger cities. are aboard, who are to be funded and
distributed along the sections of the
Great Northern Railroad. The Orient-
als were brought from plantations in
the Hawaiian islands, by the Oriental
Trading Company of this city. TheJ
Western Central Labor Union belléiI-‘
do that the importation of the Japan
one is in violation of alien contract in-
bor law, and an attempt is being made
111111111 not! it '1.-'1‘ :11 '.
' fi‘hw1-a 311 '31. .111 111.11 1.11.: ’
> .
Dated April 1st, 1906
amount» than applied for:
27 Pine 31., New York. 1 .f‘.
Fall Styles.
Most of the salesmen to the retail
trade are on tht1 mad with Full sam-
What they are selling or what is
the probable style winner for Full it
is still too early to tell.
Colors Galore.
Colors are indeed rampant in the
sample showings of manufacturers.
and if present predictions are true. vent their being landed.
the Fall season will see quite a do- ,
111111111 for the 1nrious shades of green WARNING. 1
and quiet mixtures like Oxford and You cannot have good health unless
granite. Pearls too me looking up. your kidneys are sound for the kid;
and their sponsors look for quite. a neys filter the blood of impurities
trade on pearl soft hats. which otherwise not as irritating pol-
(int- prominent 11111tropolitnn house sons and break down the delicate or.
on liciiild Square ear'l3 in the month gang of the body and cause serious
made a window display and ndv'eitis trouble. if you have kidney or blad-
ctl quitt- generally 1153 pearl derby. a der trouble and do not use Foley‘s
blah 11"owii model with an English Kidi1c3'(‘ure you will have only your-
(lotb biiiid and guard ’l‘ he tommenda- self to blame for 1'.esults as it positive.
ble effort was not its entirety success ly cures all forms of kidney and bind-
1111 11s it might have been. but is never- der diseases. Sold at Plalsteds Drug
to secure a restraining order and pre- .
LYIAR FIR‘OT MORTGAGE 9 PIII CINT. GOLD BONDD.
Duo April 1st. 1910
COUPON BONGO OF $1.090 m1: WITH PROVISION FOR REOIDTRATION‘
interest. Payable Seinl- -Aiinually, April and October. at the office of the
STAMFORD TRUDT, COMPANY. TRUSTEE, STAMFORD. CONN.
AIarpa part of the above Loan having been sold, the remaining
BONDI ARE OFFERED A'I' PAR
T0 YIELD EULL 6 PER CENT. ON THE INVESTMENT.
Interest is Payable From April 1st, 1905.
The right is reserved to reject any application rind to award smaller
The Under-storied Will Receive Oubscrlptlona.
And Furnish Full Particulars Upon “squash.
"if SHIPPIN POINI [AND COMPANY.
EDWARD MGVICKAR, GOn'I Manager, or JAMES B. JENKINS, Pros't.
Otamford, Conn.
BIG CARGO FOR JAPAN
SEATTLE, Weshn.. May 1..-Carry-
ing a cargo of 24, 000 tons of freight;
and 57 locomotives for Japan in ad-
dition. to a large passenger list, the
steamship. Minnesota will clear this
port today for the Orient The 1000-
motivea are consigned to Yokohama
and are to be used on the railroads
of Japan and Manchurla They are of
the Japanese standard gauge, three
feet 31: inches. Five more will be
shipped from Tacoma soon.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a flaming city is saved
by dynamitlng a space that the fire
can cross Sometimes, acough hangs
on so long, you feel as if nothi
but dynamite would care it. Z, .
Gray. of Calhoun, Ga. writes: "My
wife had a very aggravated cough
which kept her awake 1111111111110
physicians could not help her; so she
took Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumptotu, Coughs and Colds which
eased per cough, gave her sleep, and
finally cured her.‘ Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and La Grippe, at
F. H. Baxter's Drug Store, price 50c
and $100: guaranteed Trial bottle
theiess an indication of the tendency Store.
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the foster ideal Gribs.
it i11 several years now since pearls
ian Well and many in the trade think
No worry for mother it baby is left
in an Ideal Accident Proof Crib. High
their i'e-entrec to popular favor not at
all unlikely this Fall.
sliding sides, closely spaced spindles.
Push Pearls.
'i‘be oft expressed wish that pearl
colored hats Would sell will not suffice
to put them on tbt1 heads of the public
They must be pushed—exploited, —ad-
1.11rtis111l. if you please, before there
11111 1111 11111' general demand for them
in soft hath they ought to gonif
pi'optier exlilolletl—~tllis Fall. In still
hair-1,1111 have our doubts
The Status of Browns.
About 11 year ago this publication
in: 1111' tonsidernblot talk about browns.
using its large subscription lists and
11111111111: {utilities in a s .iitCt‘lififliI cam-
paign to briu" to( 11: into fa\0'.i The.
insult was an iiit'rtasc in the stile of
t‘ut- 1"uiious shades of brown tan and
nutrin that had not seen its like in
Some years.
Today brown hats both soft and
stiff. are a prominent feature in almost
111 on retailer' a window and a pleasing
percentage of women: are the owners
of brown hats,
Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago are
said to be the banner brown but cities
by well-posted authorities. 1 -
Ne Strike at Wabash Ind.
The notices and reports which have
been published in the local panels of
Wabash ind. as well as in the metro
politan newspapers, to the effect that
the Pioneer Hat Works. of Wabash
lu1i.. 111111 closed their factory on ac-
count of ii strike of their employee
were entirely without foundation.
As a matter of fact the Pioneer lint
Works was closed at the time lot
about ten days in order to take an in-
ventory and for general repairs; and
at this time It bill of prices was sub-
niltted to the United Hatters of North
America. to take effect upon the ex-
piration of the existing schedule. on
May list.
The new bill necessitated some con-
ferences, but matters have been fully
and amicably adjusted and the factory
continues as before, with the union Ia-
bcl.
woven wire springs. patented rail
fastener. Guaranteed not to break.
Different styles enameiled white or
colors.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Dealers in Furniture, Carpets. bedding,
Funeral Direct
1: NORTH MAIN ST..
ON LADIES AND
Silk Suits, Skirts, Trlmniod Hats a
Neck Wear at low prices.
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
AND FUR STORE.
The Fair Cloak
JEDDD AND O
'~Bii(l blood 1111111 indigestion are
deadly enemies to good health Bur
dot 11 lilood lilttcrs destroys thinu
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PLUMBER' S CONVENTION.
State Association to Hold Meeting In
This City. May 17.
The annual convention of the. Con-
necticut Association of Minibar i’luin-
bars will be. bold in New Maven. on
\‘i’cilnesdny. May l7. James M. Eng-
111111, president of the association has
appointed the following. it committee
to arrange f0: toe. convention: Thomas
1’ Rourkn,li. M. Sh11ohan.(‘. 11:. (or,
11.11 Bushnell S. It}, lilbbli'. ’l‘. 1“.
Meiighcr and T. .l. (iroiii'ii. it has bccu
decided to hold the business session
in the memo of the chamber of coni-
merce. 763 Chapel street the meet-
ing having been called for 9: 30 s. in.
The banquet will be at the Tontlne ho‘
lot, about (in .m. The reception com-
mittee will be appointed at the next
regular meeting of the local associa-
tion. the second Thursday in May.
Lite Curtains
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Having «11.1.1.1 of
charge for room-font, and good 111th
board It: furnished 11: cost. tour 1101
tars (Iii :1 week.
The. titanium School booklet will
and elite soon he issued. and may be had on re.
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or stick its head through
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Mattinga, on Cloths, and Linoleums.
or and Embahner.
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Special Reduction Sale For Easier
CHILDREN'S COATS.
nd Untrimmed. Also a nice line of
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COME TO SEE. THE FAIR OLOAK
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and F111 Store,
as wasume'ron or our. OOU'I'II pppyyanm
LD COMPANY S
LEHIGH FURNACE i RANGE con
Is for more economical than Schuylkill deal.
We Tom a! former equals Three Tom o‘frho Latter
our JEDDOI' turn our minim can.
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anti Portions
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"-A J Angevme I111 Son,
1I34 Washington Street. 511th Norwalk 4'
,lumls d at reasonable rates.
“humps?” boss‘sa for disposal on
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