’5' m
.. Niankoiinsn'rr PIER. n. 1.. May
~ {Orr—Papers were passed yesterday by
which, Mr. Andrew Radel of Bridgeport.
tof’tha celebrated Gladstone hotel for
many years one of the most fashion-
able and popular bostolrios at this
Mott‘s Watering resort. Wliilo II. has
haen rumored for some time. that tho
hotel‘was about to pass into the 008-
session of Mr, ,Radel the information
Which leaked out was to the effect that :
.‘the property was going it) pass Into lilo.
normal of syndicate of which Mr.
Radial was one of the loading figuros.
Today It became known thilt Mr. ita-
do] Is .ne sole owner. Slime it look.
ed out that the propcriy was likely to
change hands a number of offers have
been received for it.
annectiout. becomes the sole owner _
I fight the foe: that spoil your health
(That‘s why I'm dressdd In metal);
I bring ypu food for, Red Blood Wealth—-
Keep you In finest tattle.
My motto Is “ Got Rosy." and
The food I preach ls right.
For Its strengihdood and delicious—I'm
'Fl'lE AP-I—TE—ZO KNIGHT.
lion day. Although this is frilly three
; In many respects it is doomed one I
‘01 the most. desirable properties of its
kind in the East. 'l‘hd‘ former owners.
' It In said, would gladly have recalled I
. the sale two days ul’iol‘ liioy agrood to
_ accept the torms which Mr. itadol of-
fered. At that limp it was not. known
that the Casino was to be rebuilt It
Is more than probable that. Mr, Rudol
learned of the intention of Iho.\lo\v
York syndicate to robuild tho Jnsilio,
which before its dostrui'tion by ilro.
was conductod by Shorty. tho world
renowned culoror of New York. who
has establishod a reputation by his ex-
cluslve catering to Now York's “Four
Hundred.” The shrowd obsorvors hero
assert. that with tho Casino ro-ostiib-
lished under tho oporntion of Sliorry
the Gladstone's value Is onhanood
many thousands of dollars. ’i‘hnt Mr.
Radel ls of tho sumo mind is ovidoncod
by his refusal to cousidor up offer of
$25,000 more than hc llilitl to acquiro
the property. .
“The Gladstono is not in tho mar-
ket." said Mr. ltndol \\'llI‘ll iiskod to
place 8. prior! upon llIEi property. "l
have purchasod ii for tho purpose of
operating it nlyszoll’ and not. with any
idea of speculation. it nppourod to mo
as a Very dosimblo usnot in view of
'my other holdings iii Nui‘rnnanspii
Pier and it Is not. for solo."
Yesterday morning a force. of work-
men from Provident-o and a corps of
decorators from Boston wont to work
on the interior of tho building. and it
is to be entiroly renovated boforo tho
opening of the coming souson which
promises to surpass all others in tho.
past.
Mr, Androw 1.. Smith. who has boon
‘ secretary for Mr. Radol for sonic yours
is to be manager of tho hotol. Mr.
Smith is now ill tho l‘ior ovorsociu:
the improvomonis. lirldgopori pooplo
will recall that Mr. Smith was for sov-
eral yours tho Hilt‘f'i‘s‘b'flll manager of
the Atlantic howl undur tho. pi‘oprlot‘
orship of Col. '1‘. ll. \‘i‘nrri-u. himsoli’ a
noted hotol luau. Mr. Smith was also
manager of tho Windsor Iloiol
in Brlilgoporh Ilt'lm'i- ho wont
into the employ of Mr, Radcl and for
two yours conductod inc Milford hoii-l
which was built and owuod by Mr. ita-
dol.
Tho peoplo of Niivriigansott I’Ior nro
tickled at thr- passion of tho property
into the blinds of Mr, itiidol for tho.
latter who is Wt'll-lillllWli lioro is re-
garded as a wbIo-uwnko business uinii
whose liboriility has made for him
many staunch friends throughout all
parts of Kliodo Island. Whon lie first
came bore and stnrtod tho. Scavlow It.
B. Company. thinly muurdod tho vou-
tilre as out: that was destined to result
disastrously for tho ontorpriiiini:
hriu'geportor but ho pill his shoulder
to the‘whcol and by dint of uuoxamp.
led energy he outdo tho road ono of tho
most profitable in tho sluts. it is gen-
erally understood that In.- owna within
a few shares all of tho. valuable stock
of the Seavlow road.
By extending his railway lino ho now
has a rodd that covors most. of tho
outlying sections inliacunl to Norru-
gamiott Pier and he rocomly built a
furthnr extension toward I’rovldonco
by which arrangomi-ni” the Inhabit
ants of Provldoucc and vicinity nro
now ablu to visit tho I'ior direct by
trolley.
Th0 Glltdstont- Iiotol In duo of tilt-
most noted alumni-r lionlolrluu In tho
fillet. It. has long boon tho mocua for
the fauhlonablo folk of Amorii-a who
spend the gronior portion of ilicir suin-
mar at this justly falnod wuinrlng or
Iori. ill. overlooks tho Aiiuniio ocean
being-brick from tho photo just for
enough to endow tho lncouvonlumwa
utility strong winds which occasion-
flLV swoop over tho wuiora of tho
'mnnii 'i‘he Gladstone, which In the
filth". will be known as “Andrew
“With Gladstone Hotel" Is a finely
‘a‘i‘fiflfld hostalry with accommoda-
” tint for 400 guests. Iiuvlng over 200
holi'roornn.
Nearly all of those room afford a
numb view of the ocean and a luxury
commute both; In the building.
comfort. breezlnm and beauty are
. him! In the arrangement. of tho
‘3‘ More than too of those ele-
ifiom fact; the broad (mean from
, delightful, and
. marine scones can be on.
it
gunfig- turnilhed. ‘
or
.i,’
‘J
not
" Eat other reaction
I tour. gamut wit kept and
tinglilwnl. A unique
or out» is one of
The
. ”,7 shad
WMtivqutt
. ill’ I‘of‘i initiations.
silo " i
have signified their Iniouiion of roach-
mt will be appreciated are the many
constantly
hlie Iplnmants are tagge-
e
“and“ an a delight wine vis.
. all about the hotel are art.
Film everything which will by
this to tint comfort. or pleasuro
been supplied. One
to feature: of the
weeks oarllor than most of lilo large
summer hotels open their doors it has
boon found nocossary to bogin early
at: the Gladstone in order to accom’
modulo guests from western citlos who
lug tho Pier during the last days of
May. . .
While no figure has boon glvon,.li is
undorstood that Mr. Rudol paid In tho
neighborhood of $200.000 for tho. prop-
poriy including tho hoiol and its Sli‘
porb furnishings.
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no moro dangerous than to no
gloct disorders. li‘oloy‘s Kidnoy Curo
corrects irregularities and has cured
many severe onsos after other treat-
ment. has failed. It builds tip lilo worn
out tissues and rosioros honlth and
izlcot kidney disordors li‘oloy's Kidnoy
(luro C(ll‘l‘i‘t'ls ii‘l‘oaulnrliios rind has
('urod many sovoro canon nflor othol'
iroatmonts has failed. it. builds up tho
worn out llssilos iilld rosioroa hoiiiill
and vigor. “I was troublod with kid-
noy complaint, for about two years,
writos A. 11. Davis. of Mt. Sterling.
noyuro aifortcd ii pormanont cure.
Sold at Plaislod's Drug Store. ."
ROYAL L ARCH MASONS MEET.
Officers Elected at 107th Convocation
at New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. May 10.—-'l‘ho 107th
annual convocation of tho grand chap.
ter of Royal Arch Martens of Connor»
iii-lit was bold in the Masonic ’l‘cmplo
yesterday.
Roports \voro road by l‘ioputy lrund
High Priest .Ioscpli R. Johnson, ol
Icsso‘x; Grand King Goorgo N. lhrlup.
of Hartford, and Grand Scribe Siiii.~
uel ii, Huntington, of Norwalk. Tho
ruports \vero largoly accounts of Gitcil
grand ofl‘irur's visits to tho chapters
ussignod to him.
(iriind 'l‘roiisuror Isaiah liiikor. .1r..
of Hartford. prom-niod his roport. ’I‘Iio
following is a summary:
ltiut‘.‘ Iiil l"l‘S.
Balanco May in, lilo-i.
RUI'ulDlS‘,
saloons
2,083 'la'.
. $li,Jlii.S-l
EXPENDITURES.
"$1,791.37
3,422.17
~ $5,213.84
Grand Stuart-fury .Iunlos McCormick
presented his report. He gave the
following flguros: 387 exalted, 22 ad—
mitted and roilistiiti-d, 12 domittod. 33
struck from roll (nonpayment duos),
I21 died.
'l‘iio roport of tho urnnd trustees was
proacntod by Paul. Grand High Priest
Rouben H. ’I‘uckor. of Ansoniu.
’l‘hr- afternoon sosslon liognn at 2
o'clock. Ropoi‘ts wrro presented by
the onmmittoo on by-Iuws and the
committee on iurlspriidonco.
Past Grand High Priest John If.
Barlow. of Hartford. tho oommiitoo
on currospondonco, presented his rc—
Ifiort in printod form.
The following officers were elected:
Grand .iigb priont, Joseph it. John-
son. Iilssox: doputy grand high priost.
Iioorgo N. Iii-hip, llnriford: grand
king, t-‘iiunuol II. 'Huntingtou, Nor-
wulk; grand acriho. tioorgo A. Klt‘b.
Norwich; grand tronkiiror, Isaac. lili-
kr-r, .lr.. Hartford; uriilid socrciary.
Jumoa McCormick. Hartford: grand
captain of host. Chm-Ira A. Furnhnm.
(folilnsvilloz grand principal sojourn-
rr. ltugouo A. ilull. Mcriden: grand
royal nruh ruptulu. Edward ii. lf‘rink.
Now Haw-n; trliutnos.uJohn 1). Row
land, Walliuuforri: Reuben 11. Tucker.
Ansonia. and James Callan, Waters
bury.
The following urn tho appointive
officers: «rand chaplain. Rev. Charles
W. Boylntonuttlveraido: m'and master
third voll, William H. Furnham. Dan-
bury; grand master uecoad veil.
George 11. Morris, Now London: grand
master first veil, W. .l. Blane". bitch-
hold; grand senior steward. Louis L.
Beach, Bristol: grand Junior steward.
John McCarthy. Now Haven: crand
iylur. Edwin S. Jones. Hartford. ‘ ,
At the reception? which followed.
Grand iifgh Priest Henry Dewitt
Hamilton and Past til-and High Priest
George W. Stirura. of New Work.
were u oiaiiy roooived. ,.
At til tannuui grand convention of
tile, Anointed High Priest: in 1%an
Ar .3; "a noomurlrfor the
yfimmfi. n. a llama-
Mchmiri; Mama: I“ “
Paymonts.
Balance. May 0. 1905,
1‘ II",
, ,3 i- . chaplain.
(tempo A,» . orwiohrml'hmund
ltl, Charles W. ‘lIItitf, Danhuty; ii. iii.
of (3.. Reuben intimation Antonia; E.
conductor. Frank G. Bmett, Anhohlu;
a. herald, Funk. 2. 'i‘vlov.‘ New Hm
vain ill. swarm-R. Nuaahphuoit.
Antonin: manila», their .A. Fox.
fifth
..
. Meridian, but was taken out on no
1 «cont of his wildness in the first in-
~of tho Amoriran larnxuo. 'l‘ownsoud ro—
i‘uamoau sears pniooapoar.
Won Out In the Ninth tuning by a
Score of Four to Three. ‘
MERIDEN. May luv—Mormon made
a garrison finish yoaterriuydiaud de-
feated Bridgoport by a scored .4 to it:
pitched woll for Maridan‘. allowing but
six hits and won his game in the
eighth. O'Gara started to pitch for
hing. Scorn by Innings: .
. R. H. E.
Moridon 0 n 0 0 1 0 0 2 1——i 1.2 2
Bridgeport ii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OHS ti 6
Springfield. 5; New Haven. 3.
SPRINGFIELD, Malia. May 10,——A
high. wind helped "the [limiters on
strikeouts, but. when the bail got Into
the air it. was carried far. and long
drives were plentiful. New Haven
outbated and ontfleldod the home team,
but lost its ionih straight game how
cause of failure to but opportunely.
Good baiting by Cornell and Hayward
and a double in which five. Springfield
‘
.4.
between bases, wusa feature. Score:
' R.
Springflold 0 1 o 1 2 i 0 0 km?) 10 "4
N. "amp 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0—3 13 it
Hartford, 4: Norwich, 1.
NORWICH. May 10.——-Norwich was
unnblo to hit Parkius and Hartford
won. 4 to i. Wade for the homo loam
struck out 11 men. Sensational
catches by O‘Hara and tho fielding of
Noyes and Justice woro features.
Score:
Hartford
Norwich
1
t)
0
(i
Hoiyoke, 14: New London, 5.
NEW LONDON, May 10.»Holynko
bout Now lotidon it to 5 in a trav~
osty on baseball at Armstrong Park
yosiorday iiftoruoon. 'l‘bo locals play-
od tlio worst gnmo ilioy Iliivo put up
thus far this season and Vickors bad
(hour at his moroy. Fourtoou Now
London baismon woro taunt-d. Scoro:
if. H. Ii).
N. London 0 l 0 0 0 I l 0 2 ----- f. ’r‘ :i
Irlplyoko 2 “.1 0 "J 0 it ‘2 0 limit IT 1‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Wins From New York in the
First Inning.
BOSTON. May in.» I’owi-II. \viio
stariod Iii to pitch for Now York you
ii-riliiy. was wild and iiioI’fot-iivo. fiVI‘
'lllts uiid Illrixo passos Iii ilio first two,
innings giving llostou fivo runs and
tho guino. litigg lllf‘ll bold filo homo
team to ouo Iiii Ill six innings and
struck out six uion. 'l‘nbohill wus of
forlivo throughout. Still":
II N. ii
liosiou 3 2 0 ti 0 0 0 0 X'Wi} ti 2
Now York 0 l 0 0 l 0 0 0 0w :5 I I
liiittorios: Tnnuohlll nud Crigor;
Powoll. liogg and lx’loiliow, Thu“.
1:40. Umpiro,Connolly. Attondunrc,
7,237.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 1.
WASHINGTON, May 10.>-—-l’hlladoi
phin‘s errors when men woro on busos
and their inability to hit Townsend ill
critical limos doridod tho final game
of tho strides in Washington's favor.
and plni-od Iho IOI‘lll loam at tho bond
ooivod giltodgod support. Cassidi‘
sioppod a lino drivo in tho lust _ in
niug and ri-covorod iii iimo to rotiro
tho runuor. lllilkllll: one of tho lliiosi
plays of tho sonson. Scbrock's iiugor
was Injun-d by n pitched bull Iii llll
st-cotld and ho rolirod. Miss :\ll"i
Rmsowlt was all itilorosind spoctnlor.
Attotldanco, 0.Hii. ’l‘lio scoro:
It. 11. 1-)
Wash. 0 ‘3 0 0 0 I II 0 XW3 7 I
Pth 0 I II (I 0 0 (I 0 Owl ii ll
lliitiorios: 'I‘owilsond dud Kilt
rodgo; BI‘Ililt'l‘, Schruck and I‘owors.
'l‘imo, 1:40. lfmplro. O'boughliu.
Chicago, 3; Cleveland, 2.
CLEVELAND. ,Muy 10.«Cli-voland
lost first place yesterday, being dofout»
oil by Chicago by tho sooro of 3 to 2.
Walsh pitched a strong gniiio. Luioto
driving In both of Cloveland's runs.
Chicago scorod Its winning run Iii tho
ninth. whon Donahue failed to cover
first. buso on ii bunt. ‘Bomis‘ wild
flrow ullowod Davis to score front
fl 1 in tho sixth. (‘old woutbor held
tho ntiuudiiuoo down to 1,743. Tho
acorn:
0
0
Chicago 1 0 0
Cluvoiuild 0 0 0
ltaitorics: Donahue and Bonus;
Walsh‘ il.llil Sullivan. 'l‘Inin. 1:35. liul~
plro. McCarthy and Kolly.
NATIONALx LEAGU E.
0 l
l i
St. Louis ‘Defutu New York In a Free
Hitting Game.
NEW YORK. May Iti.-r In it niniii In.
ning rally St. Louis dofouiod New
York youtorduy in tho first gain-o of
tho. stories. It was a froo hitting game.
.....y....u.L.
."9i
‘1le FAVORITE
REMEDY
"will! “Tali.
Powerful to (turn.
, . , “lithium.
w“ 1-an
will Militia our:
. “mama Wit homily In Mi
wfih‘r‘mm Mimi-El} me
”1 v
k, _> 3. mountains;
m titer Wetsuit who can»
Iml. harlot; i'm “13 éfonmp‘ o’f
' ’ ill W 5'
winning out in thoinintb lnuinn. Treat. 1.
mun caught two Now Haven runners ‘
are. worth your, inspection
wlictbcr you buy or not. One
likes to be tilp-IO—dfllii in all
matters of the household and
its utensils.
For solo by
HORACE R. NASH.
South Norwnlk Conn.
Corner West and Main Streetl.
with tho visitors having the best of
It. Score:
~ R. H. E.
St. Louis 1 0 1 0 1. 1 0 0 imit 17 f»
Now York 1 0 0 0 2 0 it 0 1--~7 I6 2
ltiiiiorics: 'l‘hlolman and Grady;
Motllnniiy nnd liroslinhiin. lliupiro.
U'Iliiy. Time, 1:00. Attendance.
4,000.
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn. 4.
BROOKLYN N. Y.. May 10min n
I:t~inuiug gnmo Cincinnati doiontod
lirookiyu yesterday in the first ganio
of tho sorlos botwoou tho wostorn and
oasicru tennis. Cincinnati could do
nothing with Molntyro until tho
eight inning. whou. aldod' by good
hitting 'iind poor Iloldiny by tho homo
toiiiu. made throo runs, and thou tlod
ilio si-oro in tho ninth. Aftor'iho sor-
illlil inning lllf' Brooklyn plilyois could
Io noihiug with tho Cincinnati pitch—
or. Solo: '
it. ll. 1'}.
Brooklyn
0400000000000~4
I'7Iilofnuiitl
(iouuouuft10002—413
94
ii
liaiiorios: Molntyro. Jonas and
Rilior; Hahn and l‘holps. Umpli'r.
.lolinstouo. Attouduuco. 2.600.
Pitt-burg, 9: Philadelphia, II.
PillI...\Dli‘.l.l’i-IIA. Mil" 10.~'Plllfi'
burl: iloi‘ontod Pliilmirolpbiu yostorilui
in it poorly pluyod 10 Inning game. The
homo team got its load on tho visitors
misplays, but tho lnttor. by hard hit
ring, iiod Ibo tworo iu‘tlio ninth and
won out In tho itiih. Altiiuilanco, ii.
481. Score:
R. ll. 15.
1001 di102-l---I 13 i
l’hilii. «I 0 fl 0 It I (I 0 0 lwti i'l
linitnrios: Lovvvr and Peitz; Sui»
huff and Doom. 'I‘lnio, 2:18. Umpiro,
i(lom.
Pills. 1
Eastern League.
At 'f‘oronto—~4‘oro12to, it; Rochester.
i, (11 innings).
At Moulronl
:umo posiponwi; liilll
Al .lnl'izoy Cili~~wl0r30y City,
llnlilmoro, 7.
At l’i'nvlrlr-ilro l‘i'ovIdonroNi‘wm'l‘
gilillo lili‘lf‘llt.‘:I in l‘l'ovIdonCo in tin
ninth Inning.
M ontrcal~lluffulo
15;
New England League.
AI ln‘nii-w-F‘nll lib-or. 7; Mill. 2.
At Iiavorhill~~»I'Invorliill, b; New
lleilford. Ii.
At Miiiii‘llosiol‘~--«Concord, 7; Man
vhoator. 0).
At ikiwollwlkiwrll. 3; Nashua, 0.
Other Games.
At Audovor. Mass.“l’lillllps-Ando
vor acadoniy. 7; Williams college, :1.
At Alliilol‘stw-Aulhorst. 4; Cornell.
.—
Duniclvy Playing Great Bail.
John lhiulonvy, of Bomb Norwulk,
Is playing grout bull this soason with
the St. Louis tonm. ln'tlio pump
with the Now Yorks, yosisrduy. Mr.
Dunlouvy inado four hits off McGinnI-
LV. Supposed to ho. ouo of. the crack
pitchers of tho country. Ono of the
hlt'u' provod to ho a homo run. Tho
New York World, this morning. has
the following rr-gurdlng .Iuck‘s playing:
”Young lliiiiiouvy, who the St. Inuit
from May. ls linolbor WIIIIo Kot‘lor. also
hit min of the Iron Mail's headers for
the circuit."
, Connecticut League Standing.
' Won. land. 1 C
v
Springfield. 9 I pub the “aura of E’. C. DnWitt. it (to. Sold
Bridgopori. it :i .607, by The ClIltoi-d Pharmacy. 4"
New. London. Ii ii .007 W
Hartford. 1‘. i3 .600 DANBURY ICE HOUSES EURNED.
Madden. ii I5 .itot DANBURY. May 10.——-’l‘lio hittuiislvo
Itolyuim. 5 5 .5m, loo ‘xhouaos of~ Doris and Signomiu.
Norwich, 2 II .250 Westvillo district. several miles north
New Haven. 0 1.0 .000 of this city. were struck byilightninz
u-............ during a heavy ahowar yesterday and
National Luann. completely destroyed. in». $2,000,In~
“ Won. host. RC, aured.
New York, 14 5 737 , ‘ W
Pittsburg. ‘ 13 7 .050 the first: year are 6 to 7 per cent. In
Chicago. 12 s .000 Sweden. 15 in France and 23.6 in
Ulniiinnatl. 10 10 .500, Prussia. , 4 '
gémelvhia. . 0 l: m . . _. .....-... .‘ -.-.,......
o y“, 9 1 . _' ' . ' . .
Boston. a 13 .316 , . Sh l .
an... .. .. .... W. hat. tho,
’ Amricnnv Lapin? t Pi) Have-'IOI’DEBSQH?
I‘ “ on m. .
til-thingies. iii . .671 , Tbhhmiiripomrdnflqu . m.
Olewland. 10 s .6156 “Willilfl‘dhls lilo .
Phi oiphlo, to It .520 i’“, ‘
Chianti. ' til it .520 .
New York, II 10 .474
iii. funds, ft 1.0 .474
pound. ii i0 .441
Bunion. ' 4. i) . .lil .iizp ulna
l ‘ . ..mw~w
i ,miakm Annoy .Dh‘ Ii: 0
‘ tinel or “our ottluos.~
. those who played In last Saturday's
90.. :4 '.
. , ‘I.
bind the match we are willing to put
up Iii.00,'1‘huroduy at 5230 at The Soil—
We minnow
We the Bellanca A. C. to have no
one hilt. cigar factory employees. We
will play for no lpau than 325. '“ihilo
frhu ,Glnarmakors motor to play for $00.
We will back our statement at any
time. This is providing that tho ite-
lianoo A. C. will have no one also but
I remain. =
Yours respectfully. ~ .
GEORGE SINGER.
Manager of Cigarmakers' Team.
ENJOYED NEBRASKA.
m
game.
Pro-Idem Roosevelt Speak. of the
Pragren Made In Agriculture.
SGHUYLER. Neb., May low—Presi-
dent Roosovolt‘o train stopped here a
few minutes last night. The president
spoke as follows:
"I cannot say how I have. enjoyed
passing through Nebraska today. 1
passed through much the same region
two years ago, and it is an ever fresh
pleasure to ace the progress that you
have made in this great agricultural!
state. the way you have pushed tho
fertile districts steadily west. what
you have done. with irrigation out In
the western purl of the slate and what.
you are doing with tho farm and ranch
hero. I hiivo been glad to see the evi-
douccs of your material prosperity.
but. more. than that. l have been part»
Icularly glad to so.» tho type of man
and Woman that you havo produced
hero Iii Nobrnska. That Is what really
counts and that Is the reason that tho
crop in which ‘I am most interested
In the crop of children. And for that
mason l have been particularly pleas
od, In passing through this state, ,io
see tho. grout. attention that you are
paying to the schools, tho grout attun-
tfon boiug paid to the boy or girl who
Is to be the citizon of twenty yours
honor». It Is In rlvli “to, as it is in
military lifo. Wcapons have (-lluugod
since- tho (lit-ll War. tactics havc
ohangcd. but the qualities that makc ll
good so'ldior have not cilaugod. So It!
Is with citizenship The quniltlos that
nuiko a good citizcu now iiro tho qual»
iiios that lundo a good oitizon in tho
days of Lincoln and In tho days 01
Washington. In trio first place you
born not to burn lionosty. If you iiiivo
not honosty, tho older you are ihc
more diiugorous you arr. and honesty
Iv,- liot (”mill-(ll. Ilosidos boing honest.
and socout. you hnvo got to ho a
gnlno man. uud tbon you bnvo not to
have tho saving grace of common
sonso." '
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.
“bomb was fast upwind-hing.“
writos italph Ii‘. Fornnndoz. of Tampa
Pitt. doscrlbing his fearful rnco with
«loath, "as a rosult of liver trouble imd
hourt disouso. whirb had robbed mo of
sloop, and of llll'llllt'l‘i‘sl in ”to. I had
iriod many difforont doctors and sev-
oral iiiodirluos, but got no honofii, lili-
iil I bogun to use liloriric hitiors, So
wonderful was rtholr offoct, mm. in
three days i felt like a new man, and
lodiiy I am curod of all my ironblos."
iluuruntood at F. H. Buxtor‘s Drug
Store; price. 500. ”
LOEB ESCAPED THE SUMMONS.
Sheriff Waited In Vain to Serve Pa-
pers in Mac Wood's Suit.
MISSOURI VALLEY. Iowa. Mar 1.0.
-Williani Loch, .Ir.. socroiui‘y to tho
prosidont, passod sufoly through No
brusha, without being sorvod with
suillulons on an notion fillod by Miss
Milo Wood. domuuillug $35,000 an ii
charm of wilspiriu to deprive hor of
a certain missivo iii ouod to huvo boon
.vrittoii to hot" by a United States scuv
alor. 'I‘ho seoroinl‘y's 0,501th from sor-
.'iro was the rosuli of a change in lilo
Itinerary of the presidential spoclnl.
by which tho train was transferred to
‘lie ilrucka of tho Elk Iloru division
it tho Chicago and Northwestern at
it‘reinoni, Nob. and run to Missouri
Valley, lowa, whore. commotion was
undo with tho niuln lino. The changi-
loft Douglas County, Nob. and tho
boi'lff with his summons about 30
miles off tho routo of the special. No.
announcomont bud boon made of ai-
torod plans until tho special arrived In
the yards at Fremont. Nell.
Porters on the presidential cardbo-
waliod the fact that supplies for the
train bad boon ordered sent. to Omaha
and that the new program would leave
thorn with insufficient material to
St'i‘Ve the party tomorrow. United
States Souaior Burkeit and Edward
Rosowater, publisher of the Omaha
Bee, who boarded the the train at.
Grand Island. Nob. ticcompany tho
president to Omaha. worn in u quan-
dry as to reaching homo. bill were rar-
od for by Vice-President Molllor in his
private car.
HOT WEATHER FILES.
Perilous iifflloiod with Piles should
be carotid at this season of thr your.
Hot woatlior and bad drinking watoi'
iontributo to the conditions which
ninku prion inoro painful and danger-
ous. nuwura Witch Hazel Salvo
stops the pain, drawn out the hormonal;
midd’thl!
pooh-um .
‘ . thirty We, the till”.
. ‘t m
and cures. Goblin) gnnuIno, homing ,
Bridgeport Advertisements.
monsoon. MAY 10. $905+
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the Furniture siorc?
HERE norm: a son,
in Water St}. Tel. had-3:, .‘
Woodst. :19.“ 210.313.; ’ ‘
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Ask to sec those fine Embroidered French
We (lid an immense business in White Wash Fabrics
last week, and have madc‘additious to the stock. Women
who dc5irc quantities of inexpensive white materials fur '
white frocks for themselves and plenty for the children.
will find this sale a harvest. Just have a look at the 8 and
Stripes, figures and croswbhrs worth i2V.c, for BC.
Forty patterns wortb'isc, special at inc.
Surly patterns worth 20c, special at fol/m.”
Fifty patterns worth 25c, special at 15c.
Ono assortment of goods worth 30c. special at 20c.
.Auotbcr lot worth 35 and 40c, special at 25c.
Lawns,
choice things that are. worth regularly $1.25 and $1.50, sell-
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Craftsman Furniture.
Have you soon iIic Craftsman room that is fitted up in
It contains chairs of various sizes,
a ticsk. table and couch of generous proportions filled with
pillows, all in Craftsman style. in dark \voathcrcd oak and
Spanish lcatliov. every article hand made. of individual style
illill good workinnnsliip. the room is very pleasing and
Whou you find a piccc of li'iirnitiiro bearing a
loatlicrn tag with tho inscription ”A15 ii; lulu," you have
something gouuiilc.
Don‘t fail to look at tho, noxt room loo.
.l‘Fitli‘lll floor, iziko t‘ :
elevator.
A low moro (too Comma.
loft from tho solo.
A vory small lot of those
(Filtiil fortune for those who w .‘fli' 23, 2,
.\s will lit‘ rciiiginlit‘rcrl ii is the American I". ‘iilllV
torsci, light weight for suninicr, rcgnlzlrly worth $1 for (19c.
\\'c linvo rccoivcd another lot of tiioso uczlt Percale
Aprons. the kind that hang from the shoulders. 25c each.
This wcok you may buy Pricstlcy's L‘i‘nvcucttctl Mo-
hairs, 54 inches wide, for $1.25 a yard. They were $1.50.
r... Coverings.
The D. M. Rood c...
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Wears Now Preparegiio show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
cahrrrs
Initials. Tapesiru. Brussels, Velveis. Bodll
. Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings. OilfCloIhs.
and Linoleums. Mats and R005
Shades to Order a Specialitu.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 3436.
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educhon- Sale. For Easier
”QHll‘uAbl'Q‘kND cadmium qoa‘rii. .» . 1‘
hilt: tutti, outrunrimm Hat‘s a nd Untrlmmeti.
«at iéwfpilm. . ,
fluvmo napalm-ins co
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In brdynng‘ybur cool of at. “We sell the best Lehig‘h inhibit". fried
from shite and sing. The prices are the lowest and
ran. Put in/byooroi
t e'weight cor-
_ 7 Seaview Ave., 'i‘el. £4545.
'I’Puhi Mai-Imitation. Main St.
sin Street. Norwnlk. '
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