verdict of the telephone collectors and ”'T .
Ago-n Mu! hull c or": - . ; omclals. causes which are directly BOSWOHI‘I’S
U , “0 lfllflm “"339“,“ responsible to the carelessness and
n - M. ~‘ ’ negligence and even ignorance of the Infalllblo NOPVan
SOLDBY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. subscribers themselves. ‘
The company does not. nnchlllannot f“ "Ill". Shunt I" 0““
‘ .. , w» aw.” , ., --1—- w, ~~ - - w» ....M.... .......~.. .-...._...-._.s_.._. mow-w, ~~>--—~~ [“39 er SC fiery (ye, .
.conohcros DICKERMAN as. ALARM us new CANAAN. 5.95% are lliiwnyu in work leiigilleg s iro Powder
' TIRIB FROM SERVICE. .._._..... down their work of upliuiidlng the ser. p .
m
ht- Ovar Twaniy Years Hss Beean
Charge of Trains on Nouga-
tuck Division.
fiaturday was the last run of Fred-
erick Dickerman, for twenty years or
more a conductor on the Naugatnck
dlfllioh. Conductor Dickerman is one
of the most popular conductors in the
service of the great system of the
Consolidated today, and his retiring
from active service will be regretted
by the many friends that,he has made
in his long term of service. He is
known by sight by the majority oi
. residents of the Naugatuck valley. and
gflonslly to great numbers who use
s trains frequently. Conductor
tiltei'man has been uniformly cour-
, 1,] and was at one time voted n
l lantern for his Popularity.
. ' is old lantern has been carried
by r. larckermsn on every one of his
night. tr pa. long after the custom of
passenger conductors to use them gen-
erally had fallen iilto desuciude. He
carried the lantern on his arm as had
always been done before the improv-
ed gas lighting system had been ill-
stalied in the passenger coaches.
,As in every town, the length of the
divlbion, from ..insted to Bridgeport.
he has a host of friends A number
of the employee of the station who
show that. this was the last, trip ex-
pressed their best wishes for his fu-
tdizrye when he passed through here to
. Hr. Dickerman began railroading as
shim» boy on the old New Haven and
H ntfbrd road, forty years ago. At
that time small boys were employed
‘ ,newshoy‘s are at the present. day,
and it was their duty to pass water
through the trains at frequent inter-
vals for the accommodation of thirsty
travelers. Mr. Dickerman gradually
hdvsnced in the service. his ability be-
ihg recognized with higher positions.
until he was pilt in charge of trains
as a conductor. He entereli the sel‘~
tide of this division two decades ago.
at his own request. He may occa-
sionally make it trip yet, as he will
still be nominally in the employ of the
railroad.
Mr. Dickerman‘s uome is in wtndy
“meted. he is a well known member 1.
«the Masonic fraternity. as well as
a well known railroad mun.
M’—
s'i'nicTLv 'osuums.
Most of the patent medicine testi-1
monials are probably genuine, The fol-
lowing notice recently appeared in the
Atchlson (Kan) Globe: “Joe Tack,
a well known engineer, running on the
Missouri Pacific between Wichita and
Kiowa, lately appeared in a big one.
with a picture, and when he was in
this office today we asked hint
about it. He says he had
teritilc pains in his stomach. and
thought he had cancer. His
druggist recommended Kodol and he,
says it cured him. He recommended,
“‘10 others, who were also cured. ”Ko
doi Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
at. and cures all stomach troubles.
Just as surely as the sun shines your
stomach can be brought back to its on
iglnal pure condition and life sweet» the Court of Common Pleas. The case
prlctor of the building. 'H0 is ui- ‘m cm for these com hints and
oiled by title lasting and truly the is important because it establishes the . 8 i P 1
street digestant known. Sold by den” ““9“ “Via?- He carries the """""""'
The Clifford Pharmacy.
_......_——————-—
.WIRBLEBO TELEGRAPH on incl.
FIG OABT.
‘ .SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.——The first
wireless telegraphic message from a
coast. port has been received here.
The message was sent by Rear Admir-
al Goodrich on board the flagship
Monterrey, now at Monterey. to ‘the
Mars island. Navy Yard. asking if the
Bonnington had arrived here. The
Faralion island and Yerba Buena is-
land stations both caught the message
null ubrwarded it to More island.
M.
an.
TIMB TO ACT.
w
Don't. Wait for the Hill Stages of
Kids” Illness. ‘Pt‘oflt by South
Norwslit People's Esper-
taboos.
Occasional bunch- of backache. Ir-
lregular urination. headaches and dis-
‘1! spell! are common early symptoms
at kidney disorders. it's an error to
neglect those ills. The attacks may
pus off for a time, but return with
mater intensity. if there are symp-
ffy swellingn below
the eyes. bloating of limbs or ankles
toms of droplywpu
'or any other part of the body. don'
delay ii minute.
neat until the kidneys are well. when
your oidMlhe health and vigor will re
turn. Cum in'BOMh Norwuik Drove mun Nevins. They were unable to [of information. relative to industrial ,I‘Vm- It astray: 01‘
find the' memo Among fl"! Ii“ conditions and isnoinnlshlng up the will!!! .“ bathing.
Toi‘inshe'its unknown
N,“ m"? county. _ . ' gorse (30:01::l flit-obscurim views
.iuooLmo wrr‘ V ovum-rs. .. Mm
and «pounce and hard- pure-Stamford Advocate. .. 1., no mor , ,
dis hm mm ins physiosl- W ' N ' m“ l" “9
«My.
VAR. Green.
custom
it PidlItOtW’ lull tool: them.
" ill! by illdealers,
4
to
ed preparations for departure through lug?" Very few subscribers realize that ,
the conversation of some of the for this apparently useless practice on the u“ Rhwm‘u- - '
reigners in that locality. Mr. Hawlcy , part of the hello girls is really ueces- I'VIIMICI. Mood n3. Infill“:
could nol locate Officer Merrill, and story in order that they may maintain :"a:‘°"‘ol|.::mpg:"°flous.gwh’
considerable exciteme t. as occa- t e necessar ercent e . 0 “10" o
n w y D as of operation OAPILLARII has cut-dd "IOU.
land. of cases of l to 40 "If.
M11 1 C flourish! doctors ms
' j . of the ole . . . 1.- he 0 a 0m a‘novrecomnicn
New Canaan in the (ongrcgntionul c l\ctors of tht subscribers OAPILLARIO. 'It “I cum hun-
dreds of thousands.
Ono Bil-cont bottle in
to the large audience. Justice of tho lcssness. a pole or some other object "no. mo mo“ Incredulouopor-
Peace .i. F. Stillman and Officer Mer- llas become connected with the wires .0" It will do 9“ we claim ‘0‘ it‘
~riil were asked to stop to the lobby. as they enter the building thus making .A few applications
The incident caused a sensation and a frost-l circuit. instances of the .3" B
- for a moment there was it geuci'ul trouble exist in the rear of certain |un sun" Tum"
hum of voices. Officer Merrill lilially business houses in the principal I'll. ore hroa
n lfl { 1) l.! y } . ".' - - Sil‘lht’l. f y , , . . “ Ollnls and BROS.
oi ed olci Huailquliltis in this s 0 ll( tity Many times the Infl Boalp. a“ Face Irupfione.
“0-. 0‘0"
Sheriff Hendric. An investigation of Small boys often stillise themselves “Ag;:§::itci§ah2f?£m
the story proved it to be utterly and by shooting rifles at the brackets. The ‘ p p" c ‘
"ey and Tar and refuse any substitute service wire. later when he failed
Begin taking Dean's
Kidney Pills, and keep up the treat-
N'rs iorhsawvuls wireta-
shorts coursuv.
”bombers Who Kick Without Cause
’ Also Add to the Trouble.
There has always been a tendency
among the subscribers of the Southern
New England Telephone Co. in this
and other cities to enter avoomplsiut,
‘ofrpoor service on the days when the
guns
loot the subscriber‘s bill. The causes
‘ D , i. ' uiiector makes hisiiiusrtcriy or sn-‘
‘ “ yap eps' a mull visit us the case may be to col-
. "l, . ‘ t . * ‘ ‘,
* u e the system all be way from the way
' in which a wire enters the building
doWn through the defects of telephone
plaint. Others are. according to the l
Story AboutmuM-r Gm That Had Vice. The pressure of business one
N0 Foundation. central oillco has its effects upon the
A report was current its New Cn- abilities of the operators. The bus-
naan, last evening, that two of the bed tor the office with a given number or
fellows of Dominica Rndzlmlto, who operators, the greater the pressure on
was murdered in High Ridge, had be- them becomes and they are what is
come alarmed and were preparing to called "overworked! .
skip out. The report was brought mi The signs of this‘condition are seen‘
the village by Theodore Hawiey. who and heard when the subscribers of two
was at. the scene of the crime during lines are conversing only to be inter.
the day and who learned the sus- rupted with the quick and repeated iii-l
plclous circumstances of their suppon- qulry from central of "waiting?" “wait-l
stoned when Warden J. irvlng Bene- which is about six seconds.
dict interrupted the anniversary ser- li‘allure to get central and other
vices of the Odd Fellows‘ Lodge of trials are freqllentlyihrown in the face
Church. and held a hurried convcrsn- bills. In many cases the trouble ex-
lion with Rev. J. liowai-u Hoyt, D.D.. lots on the premises of the subscriber
who was about to begin his address where for some reason. usually 011""
city,‘uud got into telephonic conlluun- bruckelh. or glass insulators, ilccotiic
icatlon with Detective “Mason and broken and the wirc is grounded.
absolutely without foundation. Frank Will!" is It half-crawd subscriber ll‘l'"
Lolkus is still being detained on sus- ms in vain to get control.
picion. and the inquest. is adjourned There are many instances of clothes RHEUMATISM
until further evidence can be secured. 9019-8 being allowed to rest 0n the '
wires from the tops of buildings over
, .
DO NOT a: iMPOBED upon. which the wires pass. Ono subscrib- nun!”
Foley & Co., Chicago originated or is said to have deliberately cut the
Honey and Tar as n throat and lung wires of the company where they en-
remedy. and on account. of the great tered his building when be repaired
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey and painted the roof. He little thought
and Tar many imitations are offered when he cussed the company for placv
for the genuine Ask for Foley‘s Hon. in: them there that he hild cut. his own
offered as no other preparation will 1‘0 get centinl it didn't even occur to
give the same satisfaction. it is mild. him then.
ly laxative. it contains no opiates ln streets where building is going
and is safest for children and delicate on the neighborhood service is often
persons. Sold at: Piaisted's Drug times put out of business completely
Store. ” by the contact with singing on the
wires. The workmen on the stagiugs
WON iN SUPREME COURT. often get their backs up against the
wires aild at. least a dozen excited ps-
Suit Against Norwglk Decided in Mrg. trons are meanwhile swearing pitifully
Osborn's Favor. at the company. ’ Builders often at-
Mnyor Homer S. Cummings of Stars. tacit guy ropes to the poles of the
ford, has just won an important case company with no legal rights what
in the supreme Court of connecticut. ever and the poles are pulled up and
It is the case of Elizabeth Osborn the service for the neighborhood of it
against the city of Norwalk. and is im. square mile is paralysed for hours.
portant not so much from the amount Very often the subscriber of a hum-
of damages claimed as it is in the pre- ber of telephones in one building for
cedent established. Mrs, Osborn own- instance the owner or lessee of' the
ed property on the Silver Mine River. building. construct the switch boards
just below a dam built by the city of by which they are able to cut out and
Norwaik. for the purpose of storing in the several instruments in their
water for the use of its inhabitants. building. This privilege is allowed BOSWOI‘th’s
Infailibie7
Nervlno
In these cases the angry subscribers ‘I I lendld New °"
vor of Mrs. Osborn. The defendants blurdly cver discover the real difiicul- lined? . T lo “a
t es until after they have vented then 9‘30”“ '0“ "a“ 7”“
wrath on the company. The switch “V" m.
may be turned on or off by the pro- “'9“
She asked damages from the city for by the company but the expense is
allowing the water to overflow upon borne by the patron. The switches
her land and also for depriving her get out of order and the service in
of water at certain seasons of the struments are often disconnected on
your. Hon. Levi Warner, of Norwslk tirely from central" and at times from
appeared for the city. The Court of one another. .
Common Pleas gave Judgment in fa-
took on appeal to the Supreme Court.
Now the Supreme Court hands down a
decision sustaining the judgment of
rights of a good many other 1390910 key with hint and the owl
. tchb -
under like circumslancea. locked up. The result is thaloi‘l‘ligllllh
Very often the service inspector finds
these conditions to exist when he pays
visits to the subscribers to test the ef-
ficiency of the system.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra:
zilisn Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost. without exception.
Three or four packages of express
matter weir stole? fromlan Adams at;
press true at t e stat on or was
bound trains. in Stamford. late Bet- 3%“. GM for either ““6"“ 0“ 8d-
urday night. The theft. was discov-
cred several hours later by Policeman “my pills in my famil (yum, th
oxmfit. The evidence he found W“ ty cars of housekeei'ilng, tl‘iat 23'.
in the shape of torn MD" “”9““ suc satisfactory results as Dertt's
and broken escahelln. The ass-shells Little surly Risers." sold by the Clif-
were from a crate of eggs of a special ford Pharmacy. to
breed of New Canaan hens consigned
to parties in Detroit. The officer 6
traced the thieves by means of the OMPLETING TH; CENSUQ'
e shells and wrappers to the tool
hglflliti in soileck's Cut. on the old road- Agent Countmmxmfino‘muto Return ‘0
bod. There he found more evidence William A Countrymun from the
in the form of egg-shells that Hullfi' United States census bin-cur who has
lied him the thieves list. there and '
sucked the contents of it [food most! industries in thiamine. has nearly
Milosburg Borough, Pa. says: “i never
'tlie “enlivened of this great kidney
of ii Spring «mi. the
at t a Knapp’s list fad-y
"' ,on a boy, .i enlisted
.. ,=. ‘ any trouble and slight urin-
ary‘rdifleulty audit. and u i noticed
an advertisement! about Dean's Kid-
“ Pills curing Illicit can: i not s.
utilising the treatment i felt ever
murg’bstur and the secretions were
Macmillan 00., Bunnie.
explore ill! hobo quarters near 300““ Countrymsn has with a corps of s c.-
Bescii. He was assisted by P0009 clsl agents canvassed the whole ntgtn
stolen were it counts of use as of
hardware from the. Yale & owns
Company and a package containing .
thread. from the Boss 'i'bmd Com-
worlt in Hartford and: few towns in
, , , _ glut disorderdn is Kine (litre: .
‘HIARINC ”I. Will. corrects irregularities, and lins'curotl ‘
immamrsnmh may severe more after other treats
tar y tordsy to hove-tbs hearing in
the Butler murder one go over until
Monday of out week. The hearing
out tissues and restores health and
Elect kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney
are correct. irregularities and has
Mr. Carter iWill be in Hartford. iodlvi treatments has failed. it builds up the
solidstiou charter. and for l
m ll“ Wt for child
ennui; who is to villas. 11!. basis '
”w...”— w
crtiscmchti. . I
D. M Read
Errobmbsd ‘
I 7 I Bridgeport “Adv
‘ § The
'flemgiodi
of the conlplnl is show troubles with capillal'ls
The Great Ikln our.
“ . ‘ " ' mecliines to the faults of the central . ' ‘ ’
Ounce indigestiondyspepcla. sour stomach, operators, Among mm mm m ,, Ath I0'php’f08
. windy stomach. puffed stomach. nervous areal many reasonable cause: for com '
GREAT SALE or WHITE GOOD ‘
Of interest to every one who is think-
ing of a. white gown or waist.
On sale immediately.
Just as tllc uoticc came to the trade of the closing out
For Rheumatism
of immense lines of White Goods in one of the greatest job-
for Offensive P‘oroplration , ,
mug houses of illc world, our buyer was on hand to make
sclcctiouiz The goods are here. It will be a wonderful solo,
. , A Brown of
" Diamond-would
Upwards of thirty thousand yards in Fancy Stripes and
Figures. Piques. Oxford Waves, Openwork Stripes, Mer-
cerized Novelties. Dotted and Figured Swim, Dimities,
. and Fields impossible to enumerate or describe.
, - will give to one
. having Eczema.
1. _ . ~ 1 or i “
Fifty one (lilicrent styles, regular value 12/20, this .‘ 8W, Kama and Down.
Forty-eight (litl‘crciit styles. regular value 15c, this
standing.
Sixty-tllrec stylcs. ciglitecil hundred yards, rcgillar,
voluc 250. this sale tel/2c.
a
hilly iliil'crcnt stylcs. two thousand yards, regular
value 25c. this salc, 15c.
Humore. 0h oped Humid.
llllllill'L‘ilS (ll-Illlllt’l'ilb‘. a wonderful collcctloli. valuc 0
01.0010“.
andruflillohv 30c and up, this. snic. soc.
lispcciiilly i'iilc grades, stiliic fifty putlcrlls. \‘i‘tllu‘
35 and 40c. this snlc. 25c.
(if cmlrsc. in all this array tlicrc arc Silmt' cxti‘u clloicc
things. hundreds of thrill. and illcsc you will recognize.
French Reserve. exquisitely fine Embroidered Lawns
in stripes that this very season iil New York have sold gm
$i.25 and $1.50. We otter them to you at 69C :1 yard.
1 Milan Is no longer be”
able. The «use, of this dread
maladyisuow knownfo hurls
Add. One. gstlhis not poison
euloitheblmdsodsflpshtvingu
end-wailing: “mm,
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White Goods Section. foot of central stairway.
The D. M. Read Co
cred
standard tamed
thomndsdpcoplsof
it it makes no failures because it
goudircciiothemtofthedls—
cm and eradicate: it entirely.
1i Aliiorms oi Rheumatism yield
to Aih-io-pho-ros. it «do.
both Chronic a.“ and Acute
Mail. Don't suite! another 'mia- ‘
mviththca on UthcuiIltism.
Ibo-col and be
~ Floor " overt-n Rs.
We are. Now Prepared to show full tines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
‘CARPETS
ingrain, Tapesilii. Brussels. Velvels. Bodll'
Brussels. '
China and Japanese Mailings. Qil Cloths.
and Linblellills. Hits and Russ
Shades to Order a Specialilu..
Cures all Nervous
Impuro Blood. and Item-
roubioc. Till-remedy lathe
fol power to
strengthen the
stomach larvae
strunlcntu are. cut. off from central.’
STOP THAT COLD. B I N and tone the vital
It is a pure, yoga.
No other one Will fill the bill on Alcohol or other injurious st inu-
ut t orough.
to bottle will give ample
its great merit. W0 seen
10 25. 60c and 81.00 battles. The Clif- . 07—”
' . . _ ondaohe and Load of Appetite
ford. Baltic—rs and Piaisted‘s. n XV?" o'er 5'9“ f eel impending ill. it has no «ML
EXPRE . MATTER ITOLIN. it need a magic little pm, tsbleoompound snddoesnotdc nd
Like Dowitt's Little Earl Riser .' llnil to Word mm or”
BMW“ 3'2?“ 3'" 32"" 30"” °' The famous Little Pills yiiiiirly an. lts action is mild.
'° " 9““ ° " Bl‘s cure Constipation. Sick Headache, A sin
Biliousness. etc. They never grl e or 9'00! 0
sicken. but impart early rising lziner- 01mm“ “-
w
J. c. P. Jones, Chief Burgess, Beautiful Picture I‘ll! -
0t. Doberman 8) Son.
84 WASHINGTON 81‘»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
Telephone 343-6.
been gathering statistics concerning WITH
Gall Your Attention
. .To the advantages offered in it!»
using‘of our Lshlgli’cosl.
less dust. more comfort,»
much, more hectic t
gore, mom
‘ id." . Gives
satisfactory cos . »
“I on advent-ltd
“3’"““”"' . . .. i...
“88- Th‘ oil'lcor decided "‘0 "‘0" completed his work and will return SPIRO POWDER
was the work of tramps and sat out to u, Washington m “0‘.“ 10 days. Mr. ‘ A dell tfui toilet W m“
keeps son fresh. cool and
73bit. mu am» We.
% W Wilma”
f; lhhh 6.1103 and
m rt 7 _
"“fitdfiil‘di
my On" most has failed. it builds up the M and VII”:
FOR “LI IV
was set origually for Tuesday. May 2. cured many severe cases after other "fill 0””.an FHARMAGY.
Price to for the bearing on the rimmed Wig. worn out tissuwodmrgmm‘gctlth " Dan
rem 'u ,w . ‘
attic "to right ,
'Antcnssn't serve.
it . c. The
, ,l 03%in H ‘
w» nitric stair-rem ..
i
~ vurisosvvsissebdam
""' lilacs defeated by'vili'slm in feed
Co,
’i game for the clients into. .. . he
«High wind andettreme cold made be
.r ante farcical and e ofii,’ lie
" tt’giichorsimmm “vow - diggth’t‘v‘g
Mary w an ten, 1 - front 1..
0 times. Umpire ghlimlaitlod poorly.
but improved cons erfbiyas, Winnie
- proceeded, althou ' work tourn-
out the sarcomas .smwliwitbi, is
and Jeers. Rising was put out the
game for protesting one of ‘his‘ decis-
ions. Score by innings:
./ l, -~ ~
Cs 0. . , . ,
NEW LONDONflfs’y i.’-‘-New bon-
don defeated New Haven at Armstrong
park in a loosely playbd‘? "monster-
day afternoon by thereon; of 10 to
H. New Haven got a big lead early
in the game. but errorsby the miles
a 0 heavy hitting by the locali wen
i '. { REH- E
N. Lon, council“... is 2
N.Haven.00032‘01‘il-1 11 7
a flu field 10- smut, [‘c.’ _ .
srnltvol'usnb; troy "author-m.
Hartford's new pitcher. «wan'hammored
for a home run. three triple‘ three
doubles and three singles damnation-
lugs yesterday. Karon relieved him
during the third inning, und,‘it‘ltliough
wild. kept the hits-down to threatens
the runs to three. ~‘The final‘~'ilboi'o
was: Springfield. 10: Hartford, 0.
Ross was also hit hard in the early
innings. Cold weather. kept people
away and interfered considerably-with
the play of both teams.‘ Thescoro
by Innings: . l
. RH. 111.
Springf'd. 2 1 4 0 0 3 0. 0 0-10 13, 2
Hartford 3 1 0 0 1 0 00 1—,0 10 3
Batteries—«Hess and O’Connor: buy
-____. U
MerldOn. 2; Holyoso. o.» .
MERIDEN. May 2.~—Meriden defeat-
ed Hoiyoke yesterday at Hanover park
in a fast game by a sooreof ii to 0.
The score by innings: . ‘ '
Bil-LEA
Meriden 11000000x,——2 5 1
Hoiyoke 000000000—0 3 3
Batteries—Fenske and Thackers;
Vickers and Romenter.
At Norwich—Rain.
.—--bv
National League
At Boston:
R H. E.
New York‘l 1’. 010 2 010-8 15 1
Boston, 000100001-‘2 8 l,
Batteriesk—Malhetwson and Brenna,-
liau; Fraser and Needhum.
At Brooklyn:
R. H. E.
Phila, 0000300014121.
Brooklyn 011000000—~2 5 2
Batteries—Corridon and Doolu; Elm
on and Hitter. ‘ ' .
' At Cincinnati:
R. H E.
Chicago 000201030~690
Cinclii. 000000000436
Batteries—Briggs and Kling; Hahn
and Bchlel.
”——
At St. Louis:
Pittsbui’g 0-0 1 0 '1‘ 0‘0 0 M2
in. ionic 000000010.-
Battel-ies-‘Fl'aherty and Carlson;
Egan. Warner and Grady.
~—
Amcricsn League.
At Detroit:
R. H.113.
St. Louis 010 0 0‘2 2 I‘d—012 0
Detroit 000000000-‘0 2
5
Batteries—(lime and Bugd or him
its, Thomas and Wood.
At Philadelphia:
e
Rid-E.
Wash. 100100210—661
Phlla. l 000 1 0020-Lll 6
Batteries-Hughes and Kiltredge;
Coaiiley, Weddell and. Schreck.
.—-u‘-
At New York:' '
R. H.111.
Boston00111000001—411 0
N..Y. 000300'00000——3 7 2
tartan—Young and Crlger; Hogs,
Ort and McGuire.
Harvard, ii: Abdever, 4.
ANDOVER. Mesa, May 2.——A by
limited in the eighth inning was main-
ly responsible for Harvard‘s victory
over PhillipaAndover yesterday. With.
the home team leading i to 3 in the
eighth inning a pass. s. single and:
fumbled infield hit filled the bases for
Harvard. . Bradbury then sent a high.‘
fly to‘ceuter and Fayette and Folsom. 4 ‘
llded. Fels dropped‘the ball. TWO
Harvard men scored and a third came '
in immediately after en‘s long by to
right field. The score by lupin-vs:
Harvard 0001 02030—0 351'
Andovor 1030000004 7 a
Batteries—Castle, Co‘burn and Blown
enson: Lanlgan and‘thnes. _ .. '
At Hanover, N. Hid-Dartmouthdz' ‘1
Holy Cross. 6. "‘ , . , .r .
. t 'l“ . ‘ l... .. I
The RICHI‘OT stall is 'riis .
' WORLD ' '7 ‘
The notion min th'ibe ’Vlorld can
«not have his kidneys Mblsced’nor live
without them. so it is‘lluportsnt board
neglect these organs.- 31 Ruby's d-
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of danger. the symptitgdie‘ wiii- dies"-
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as it strengthens and builds up these
organs as nothingjelb‘e' will.» oboe:-
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have used Foie 's‘ Kl hey Cure and
take great pics uro dn‘ltating it our-
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