1‘.
it
In,
Man: people who are neglectingis
drift n3" towards Bright’s Disease,
i.
0% , ’ fatal malady. It is pleasant tot
' 1 A d -1'
Base Ball New
i
which
v
stop‘s
oft e kidneys so the wit
3:6 im nrities fromt
e
KIDN Y CURE at once,
flow to Find Out.
sbout in it,
FOLEY'S
at once.
W
CUTE-I NOR
. .__,.... r?-
mptoms of kidney trouble, hopinfi
is kidney trouble intone
perform their
blood as it passes
o sonons waste matter is carried b
cans ng dizziness, backache, stomach tron ie,‘ slug
If on have any signs of Kidney or Bladder
You can easily determine if your kidneys are
ontof order by setting aside for an hours a
bottle of the urine» assed upon arising. if
upon examination it s cloudy or milky or has
shriek-dust sediment or small particles lost
our kidne s are diseased, and
iDNEY C RE should be taken
vii.’
l ..
n
irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds u the worn-out tissues
functions properly. Hea thy kidneys strain out
through them. Diseased kidneys do not
the circulation. to every part of the
ENING ;.S‘ENI__LNEi-J 4 ~
WEDNESDAY. MAY :7, 1905.
ALK. Ev
i 1'. vi
at will? wear away," are ,1
‘ ‘ titet'emrst forms.
and
body,
ish liver, irregular heart action etc.
rouble commence taking FOLfiY'S
as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a
size and benefits the whole system. '
II. s. auctions Testifies After Four Years.
1 have never had I return 0 an
{Inn that have elspsed. and
esrtlly recommend Pole
kidney or bladder trouble. ‘
sou iii iiooiiiiunrn n
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
1 POPULAR Anus-endure." 1 ..
, _.__
1 AN AMAZING ARCLIKIC ACT.
in The Frank A. Robbins & Co. All
NEW HAVEN AND HOLYOKE IN
TEN INNING TIE.
Umpire Called the Game On Supposed
Agreement with Two Captains.
Hoiyoke, 3; New Haven 3.
NEW HAVEN, May i7.——liolyoke
and New Haven played 10 innings to n 3
tie yesterday afternoon, Umpire Han
kins calling the game on a supposed
agreement between the two captains
that the game should be called then it)
allow Holyoke to catch it train. ’l‘lic
New Haven managcmcnt assorted of»
forward that it knew nothing of an
agreement, but the MN) icnuis flied
out of the grounds, the New Havens:
later coming back. The game was
only fairly interesting.
Score by failings:
ll. ii. is.
Holyoke 10——-:l 0 1
00000002
' New Haven noonouoouws 5 ii
Norwich, 10, Meriden 5.
NORWICH, May 17.r——Norwieh had
no difficulty in defeating Mcridcu herc
yesterday by tho St‘m‘u of if) to f.
Fensko was batted hard with men on
bases. linuniflu's clover fielding was a
feature. The game was played in a
drizzling rain. The score by innings:
R. H. E.
Norwich 0 (l 2 It 0 2 3 0 *---10 11 .l
Mcriden 0 l I 2 0 0 l 0 0—» 5‘ 8 5
iiutterics~Edmunds and iirndlcy;
Fonske and Thackcru.
National League.
At New York-
R. ii. it).
New York 0 0 3 0 l 0 0 0 ‘w l f. 0
Chicago 0 u o o o o u u 0-»0 2 2
Batteries—Amos and lli‘csuuhnn;
Rcuibacb and Kiiug.
At Brooklyn“—
R. H. E.
Pittsburg l I 2 0 1i 0 2 f) 0~—9 ll 2
Brooklyn 0 0 l) 5 0 2 0 0 0-»«7 ii I?
Batteries—anch. Case and (larisch;
Jones, Strickictt and llcrgcii.
At Philadelphia——
‘ ll H. it].
St. Louis 007004000~11 12 0
Philadelphia 100 000 Ill 3 0———t.i l5 1
llattericsw’l‘aylor and firmly;
Sparks, Caldwell, (lorridon and Doom,
Abbot. ‘
Other games postponed.
American League.
At St. boulev—
li. H. E.
New torkOOOlOI)O2ll—~-3 7i
SLLsolllB 0000l000l-—2 til
Batteries~~Powell and Kioiuow;
Howell and Weaver.
Other games postponed.
National League standing.
W. 1.. i
’0.
New York .............. 20 b .800
Pittsburx ........ . ......... i7 lo .030
Chicago ............ 1413 .510
Cincinnati ............... ..l‘.i 13 .040
Philadelphia .............. ii iii .458
Brooklyn ........... ....,..12 18 .400
Boston ............... .....1015 .400
St.b0llls.. ..... ...........817 .320
American League Standing.
' W 1.. l’.().
Cleveland 12 ll .57!
Philadelphia ............... 1210 .045
”Chicago ...... ........1210 .045
Washington .............13ll .542
New York .................11.12 .478
Detroit 1011 .476
St. Louis 1013 .435
Boston 1014 .417
. Oondsy Game in Stamford.
On Sunday afternoon, May 215i, the
Stamford Baseball team will meet the
famous All Cuban Club from Cuba on
the Keeler hill grounds. This organi-
sation arrived “from Cuba Tuesday on
the United States Steamship Monte
2 may and been active preparatloufor
:madm contest. The aggregation has
defeated manydsst‘ representations
fronts“ over the world and will on-
deavor to add new lanrois here. They
. comb entirely in the fipanish tongue
and show frequent signs of said nation-
ality In their odd style of play. With
Turner, Stanford's star twirlor, In the
box. and the usuai‘nood work.by the
man behind hima name of unusual ear
: ceiience may be expected.
W
a
HOPILEBO CASE.
Him-sWee. he's an artist, a mush
: d a no t.”
‘ 'Poor
Wyn? had such a hold on hint» .
is
follow! i had no idea
1 1! New Great Feature Shows. announced
1to visit South Norwaik on Friday
1 May 19th there is one act in the gen
=erous. spirited and varicd programme
‘ that appears to fully justify the tinie-
i honored expression “Alone worth the
[price of admission,“ and that is the
out», exploited as "The 'l‘ralncrs' Mil-
Iicniuni Masterpiece." It embodies
.and successfully carries to stupendous
‘ and Wt'iiidci‘i‘iil climax a conception or
,igiuatiug In tho iiinuaizei'ini brain oi
Mr. Robbins, and involving a urcntoi‘
expense and the prolonged cxci'i-isc of
more patience, courugc and skill than
any other nrcnic exhibit but; ever chill»
passed or required, It iulrmiuccs niiii-
ultancousiy in one arena some twenty
different species of wild and fltllllf‘s‘ll
calcd beasts, including oicpliiuits, zc
bras, camels, water buffalo, llamas.
dogs, goats horses, ponica droiucdar
ies, donkcys mulcs, bears and sacred
cattle, in rival illustrations of cducut
ed sugacity. from innsiotlonic ninuocu
vrcs and uimmtninous nicrrimcnt to
uniquely quaint, chic and uproarously
funny stunts. it suggctils tin.- Iivlui;
contents of Noah's ark indulging in a
record-breaking gymnastic holiday.
ANOTHER VISIT BY THE Vi’l‘A—
GRAPH.
The patrons of iioyi's Theatre will
be treated to another splendid illtll'ill);
picture elitortninuicnt by the American
Vilagraph Company on Monday, May
An ontlrciy new program will bc
shown, including, some very 110ch and
sensational moving pictures, chief
among which arc “’i'hc Mystery of a
Lost 'l‘runk with a Man Inside."
which is most cxlruordinary and re-
alistic and entirely different from any.
thing over shown before. Another
very comical chase subjcct lllill. will
be shown is entitled "Tom, Tom, the
Piper‘s Sou." showing how 'i‘om stoic
a pin and ran away, according to the
old nursery rhyme. ’i‘ho chase after
Tom and the pig is most exciting.
There will also be “A Trip Through
Damascus." "A Story of a Gaiiiblcr's
Conscience." “The Great. Parisian
Wrestling Carnival." and fifty other
entirely new Vltugruph pictures.
ORGAN ltldtll'I‘AL AND LECTURE,
The organ rccitai by Alex. 8. Gibson
at the First Congregational Church of
Norwalk, prcliu‘duury to the lecture by
ilr. Charles (‘uthbcrt llull, Friday ills
icruoou, May 10, will bogiu at 3 o'clork.
The following program will be rcn~
dated by Mr. (libsou:
'i‘occutu in l) minor (l)orrie).l. S. Hitch
Pit-cc Iicroiquc ......... (laoaur Franck
Necturnc froui “A Midsummer Night's
llrcum" ......... Ii‘. Mendelssohn
Scherzo Symplionique op. I35. No. 2
. A. (luilmant
Grand Chorus in G. minor. .A, L. Wl‘iy
Following the recital Dr. Hall will
speak as unuouncml on Japan. It is
to ho liopcd tluit a largo number may
avail thmnsclvcs of the opportunity
to enjoy tho artistic music and to
grcct the distinguished lecturer.
A SOLDIER OI“ FORTUNE TU—
Nltlll'l‘.
Just a final word in regard to this
really oxm-ilcnt play to he produced
at lioyt'u 'I‘lie'nlro Io-uigiit under the
auspices of hit. Joseph's T. A. ll, Soci-
ety. it is without. doubt equal to
Home of the professional plays pro-
duced here at high prices and being
in the hands of very competent ama-
teur actors selected from all of Nor-
walk is assured it good production. lilv-
ory detail so essential to such a play
has been attended to by the managers
and all is ready for the audience this
evening. The efforts of those engaged
in this work, the proceeds of which
will go towards furthering the cause
of total obntinonco from intoxicating
drink, especially among young men,
certainly deserve the encouragement
of all. And beside thin everyone who
ntiondu this perfonnanco will receive
fni value for the admission fee in
pleasure of a wholesome sort. inal-
dentai to the play the Oddmeut 0e
tot s will be heard in some of their
p ., lsr selections including “Holdin-
b ." and The Message of the Violets.
:1 . .......,.
" CLEANED Pun ‘erION.
When the body is cleared for action,
by Dr. King’s New Life Pills, you can
tell It by the bloom of health on the
checks: the briahtness of the eyes;
the firmnesn of the flesh and muscles:
the buoyancy ot the mind. Try them.
At F. ii. Baxter's uruezstore. 25 cent:la
my
ab.
After a
two or threo‘tiuies he lies nothlni‘fpft
for other maple hi we him over.
man has sued otht'rlieepis
aéowusrbna‘tchmv 1N"
TROUBLE.
Stockholders Petition Court to Have
2 Receiver Appointed.
MIDDLE'l‘OWN. Mny 17:“?11Dt’rti
“were served yesterday on W. l". liiiir
ncy, general uncut of the New England
brownstone Company, of Croiiiwcii,
citing him to appeal in tho Superior
Court, at, tin» .quc term to answer to
a civil action brought by H. Wales
Lines, it}. .I. ihiolittic, Abiruiu Chum
beriinn, (‘hut‘lcs L itocilwcll and
George L Wilcox. all of Ml‘i‘lill‘ll. Ml‘.
Lines.- is president and l'i'diiwl‘l'llili'
Chamberlain, secretary of thc lirowu-°
sloiic L'Ilillllilli)’.
'I‘hc writ ullcizod that the corpora-
tion lifts u capital stock of $250,000 ’1'
vidcd into 2,500 shares of “00,000
each: that Mr, Llncs holds over in
sharcs, Messrs. liooiiltic and t‘iiam-
bcriain cacti till each; Mr. Rockwell,
70. and Mr. Wilcox. 130, till-so iogcllr
or constituting more than om--tlf1h oi
the entire capital stock. it is do-
ffllii‘t‘tl that the acacia of llit‘ company
arc in danger of waste through attach
"wills and litigation: that the throw
toys on April ill voted to discontiniu
business and to petition tho court ii
appoint a receiver to wind up lllt.‘ iii
ruin»: of tho corporation. The appoint-
mcut of a rcccivcr is now asked for
The New England llrowustouo (loin-
pauy has been a successful conccrn
for many years, but is said to dim
iiccn unprofitable of late.
thn o‘er you feel impcudlng iii,
And need a magic little pill,
No other One will fill the bill
Like Dcwilt‘s Little Early Risers,
'l‘lic famous Liliic l’ilis lCuriy llisr
err; cure Constipation, Sick Iicaduchc
liiliousncss, etc. They never gripe or
sickcu. but impart early rising cucr-
gy, fined for clthcr chlidrcu or ad
tilts, .l. (I. l’. .loncs. (‘liicf liui‘izcss.
Milesburi; Borough, I’t\., says: "I never
uscd pills in my family duriiu: the for.
iy years of houscltccping, that gave
such satisfactory rcsults its licil'iti's
Little Early Risers." Sold by the Clif-
ford Pharmacy. "
BROWN FLOODED WITH LETTERS.
His Stand on Vaccination Question
Eliclts Large Correspondence.
HARTFORD, May l7.-~'l‘hc desk of
Senator Brown, of Bridgeport, in the
Senate yesterday was literally covert-d
with letters received by him from all
parts of the state urging bliu to con:
linuo his fight for the repeal of the
compulsory vaccination law with rcf-
eronco to school children. fl is Scha-
lor Brown‘s intention to call up the
matter in the near future. perhaps to-
day. He has been assured of consid-
erable mppoi‘t. on tho purl. of his col-
leagues and is prepared to make u
gmd fight. in favor of repealing tho
law.
‘ Senators Brown and Paige and itc-
proaoulative licyuolda. of lil‘ldgopori,
made the trip to Hartford yesterday in
Senator Page's automobile. They left
liridueport at 7:53, and arrived in
Hartford at 10:30. They reported the
roads to be in fine condition and said
thoy bad a very pleasant rtdo.
SICK WIVES AND DAUGHTERB.
You have often seen them with pale
tacos, poor appetite, hood and back.
ache, symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lose no time in.
securing Dr. David. Kennedy's Eaves-
ite Remedy, of Random, N. if. it will
cost only one do lar and Is much
cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr.
David Kennedy's lens. handout, N. Y.,
for a free seninlobottlo. 0
We
HAY MIMORIA ‘ “DEDICATED.
SIMSDURY. Mil, 17.~'i‘ho Hay Me-
morial. erected inpaemory of Adailmri
stone Ha , by .Ieallarents. Secretary
of State ohn
which replaces one burned to tho
ground sometime alto. yesterday was
dedicatedffbr the second time by Rt.
Rev. Chauncey ,it. Brewster. D. 1)..
with suitable ceremonies. The servic-
as were opened It s hymn. which was
followed b or , by Rev. Samuel
Hart: of y
Scripture reading by Roy. R. ii. men.
won and an address by her. iiiirsin C.
Haydn. i). 11.. Lb. IL, Cleveland, Ohio.
The dedication ceremonies Wore Dill"
formed in Bishop Brewster. This was
followed v a benediction. pl‘Olwllncefl
by Roy. J. E. “said, of ’t‘arltfvile.
Conn. '
acne-
Island's.
ay ‘and Mrs. Hay, and
incision. ~ Then came a
3.
iii. . ~'
mammoth and
G. :B.’ Burhsns of Ceriisle Center, N. Yi. writes:
"About four years ago! wrote you stating that i had been entirely
cured of s severe kidney trouble by tsklu‘ less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Care. it entirely stopped the brink-duet sediment and
pain and symptoms of titans disease disappeared. i am gled'tb-esy that
of those symptoms during the four
srn evidently cured to stay cured. and
I
's Kidney Cure to any one suffering from
‘ Tulle Bliss, '50 Cents and $1.00. 1"““3: , .
‘ "deuteron...sends.““
Fifty-Fifth Annual Session Held In
New Haven Today.
NEW HAVEN, May low—lit. H. A.
Roberts. of Derby, president of the
Connecticut l-loniuopaihic Medical So-
ciety. in his annual address at the tit-
tyiilfth annual meeting or that. society
today. spoke particularly of the need
of more care in the examination of the
condition of school pupils and the sani-
tary arrangements of the. schools. In
Illt' cities, he said, the ventilation was
frequently not what. it. ought to be In
thi- school rooms, while in rural
schools the conditions were evcli
worse. The sor-iety voted unanimous-
ly to have a comniittcc look Into the
matter of erecting .a saniiarlui'u, for
coiisuinpiivcs in (kiiiiii-cllcut undor
homeopathic auspices. '
Dr. iioberis was reelected president.
Other officers wcro chosen as follows:
V'icol'1'0sldciit--——A. .I. Givens, Stam-
lord.
’i‘rcnsurcrwli). .I. \l'aikcr, New liav-
cu
Siicl‘cliii‘yull. A.
bury,
(‘cnsor-—-.l. ii. Allt‘ll. Norwich.
Delegates to the National liouicmpa
thlc Convention—am. B. Hooker, unri-
foni, and (‘. N. i'uync, llridgcpori:
(lola'tzlltcs to tho international llahnc-
lunnuiziu {\hnfll‘iillillll, E. E. (.‘nsc, Iian‘
ford; ll. I6. i-‘. iinycs, iiuzardvllic E.
ii. Linux-ii of Norwich, was reappointed
u mcmbor of ihc Stale Examining
liourd. '
t'uinerou, Water
«~er lllllli can curc consumption.
You can prchiit it though. fir. Wood‘s
Norway l'iiic Syrup curcs l‘ilthils‘,
colds, bronchitis, asthma. choi' fails.
BODY lN CONNECTICUT RIVER.
HARTFORD, May l7.m~A body was
found in lbc t‘onncctiiut ilivcr today
just opposite lluclly fill]. it is bc~
Iicvcd to ho that of Richard Mcnd, tho
boy who. with two ollicr companions
\v'zis,tli'o\viietl uhiil- ciiunciug in thc
CilllilIX'lit‘lil iiivcr on May 7 lust. The
body was found by two "Sht‘l'lill‘ll and
it was brought. to this city to await
idontlticution. Word has been sent
to Windsor wbcrc the boy lived and
the father is expected in this city this
afternoon. .
STRICTLY GENUINE.
Most of the patent umdicluc lestl‘
iumiiuls arc probably genuine, Tllt' fol-
lowing uotieo rcccnily appeared in the
Atchison (Kliii.l (llobc: “.loo Took,
a well known cltlziueor, running on the
Missouri Pacific bctwoon Wichita and
Kiowa, iutciy appeared in a big one.
with a picture, and when he was in
this office today we asked him
about it. He says he had
tcriftlc pains in his stomach. and
thought he had cancer. ills
drugglst recommended Kodoi and he
says it cured him. ”A! recommunded
It to others, who wore also cured. "Ko-
do] Dyspepsia Uuro digests what you
out. and chick ail stomach troubles.
that as uurcly as the sun shines your
stomach can be brought back to its or-
luiiuii pure condition and life sweet.
blind by this lamina and iriily the
aroslcst fllfit‘HliUIl. known. Sold by
The ,(lliffurd lthul'uiucy. "
IOILEBMAKER DROWNED.
NEW LONDON. Mhy ill—«Tho body
of a man found floating In the river
here yesterday was identified by
naturalization papers in the pockets an
that of Peter McNully, a boilermnker,
who has worked horn and at atoning-
ton and Now lliiven. lie is not. known
to have any relatives and the only
available source of possible informa-
tion on this point Is the fact that he
was a member at one than of a
Brooklyn Bollorinakors' Union.
TERRIFIC Race wrm osA'i'i-i.
“ltoath was fast approaching,"
writes italph li‘. Fernando: of Tethys
F111,, describing his fearful raoo w ill
death. "as a round of liver trouble and
heart disease. wh ch had robbed me of
sleep, and of a interuilll life“) had
tried many at event doc and sev-
eral medicines, bpt at up near, un-
til i bean to use. aotrio bitten.
we derful was their effect, that in
do days I felt like a new man, and
lodty I am cured of all my troubles."
Guaranteed at F. ii. .Baxtor'a Drug
Store; price 600, "
ARON BOOK" A : l TID.
. nelilNG‘mN, May iii-aunt ca .
the Ritbnlltn ambassador. has a .
clslly informed tho Willi! 0n or»
e out of the appoihimo t 0% at»
. ‘, can as sin Isadurto the cited
as. He he . m
theta that the
talent is entirely
Wm
PAPER corner; .16}. MILK.
no.» —-
Method of Distribution Promises to be
Hevolutlonlzed.
The method of distributing milk to
customers in our cities and towns
“ promises to be revolutionized. A [la
.nsrmottie has has .. manometer
which is perfecty ti t, toush ‘
.whioh will not 9
Being lined with paraffinLtho paper
does not come in. contaftvstltll ”3
milk. and as the paraffin... a thriller!
atomporaturo of 312 degrees, it i in
that way sterilized. The paper ,biittle
will not collapse or brig; “ t latitude
of heavy spruce w y ra,"po val iii
shape. and in packs in nests o wo‘n’v
ty. Milk kept in bottles of this kind
has been subjected to bacteriological
testis and the results have been found
to be exceedingly satisfactoryjtho’bot-
or being found to be absolutely pure.
and the milk as sent in the "bottle!
being freer froin microorganisms
than milk contained the some length:
of time in glass bottles. It is said
that they will not increase the cost. of
milk to the. consumer. and that be
cause of their being lighter in weight
they promise to: become popular with
dealers. inasmuch as they are to be
used but once and then thrown away,
they do away with washing, the con-
sumer himself destroying the bottles.
The trouble with glass bottles all
along has been uncieaniiness. it is
claimed that not one-half of the people
who use them cleanse them properly.
and that some milk dealers are no
more careful about it than the cannula-
ers.
Milk is one of the most likely medl-
iliilh for” disease germs to travel imand
he who devises a perfectly pure
means for its distribution will confer
an inestimabie benefit upon mankind.
M...—
mu his govern .
. a 4“?» ,t,
COULD NOT MOVE CARONIA.
Cunard Liner- Still Aground Off Sandy
Hook Beacon.
NEW YORK. May l7.—-At 7:30
o'clock this morning the Cunard Lino
steamer (:aronia. which sailed yester-
day afternoon for Liverpool with a
distinguished passenger list, was still
aground opposite the Sandy ilook Bea-
con.
'i‘wo tugs “we trying to pull the
Ilncr off the bunk. The wind was
light, No damage In feared as the
bottom in that part of the channel in
soft sand.
licsptto the efforts of the lugs at
high lidc the vessel was still aground
at ti o'clock.
The situation thou was unchanged
and the tugs, having failed in their
cfforts, apparently gave up the task
until thr- ncxt high tide at 6:30 p, m.
DESPERATE BATTLE ON BOARD
STEAMER.
TACOMA. Wasli., May l7.—A dea-
pl‘l'tiip battle has occurred on tho
decks of the steamer Centennial in
which several men were slightly in-
lurcd and three are thought to have
boon drowned. The Centennial, from
San Fanciuco via Seattle, brought from
the laticr port. a gang of 18 men to
work the ship's cargo hcrc. owing to
existing troubli- between the unions.
Two hundred iougshoremcu boarded
hcr. armed with clubs. billion, pistols
and other weapons. Tho Seattle incn
Wore beaten wherever found and about
thirty shots wore fired before order
was restored.
ROCK ISLAND ORDERS REFRIGER.
ATOR CARS.
CHICAGO, May l'L—Tho Rock is-
luud Railroad Company has contracted
for 1.700 refrigerator cars. The recent
inquiry into the private refrigerator
cnr lines by the interstate comiucce
commission and the conditions rcvcui-
cd is said to be responsible for the
action of the Rock island Company.
The lloek Island system will inaugu-
rate its own refrigerator car service
in the fruit and produce trade of the
west and south.
HIGHLAND DIVISION BLOCKED
il’ANBURY. Conn, May 17.--Tr_afiic
on the Highland division of the New
York, New Haven 8: Hartford, R. R.
was blocked between 2 slid 6 o'clock
ycsterday by the di'i‘fllllng of the
freight train ill West Patterson. N. Y.
The accident was caused by the break-
ingot‘ an axle on one of the box cars.
Several cars were thrown from the
trunk. The wreck was cleared into In
the day a wrecker going. over, from
this city.
ONLY CUR! FOR DYSPIPGIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
dysliepsla, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything- I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until 1 took lirnsllinn llaim. and one so
cool. bottle cured me completely.
For solo by it. if. i‘iaietod. F‘. H. Bax-
ter, and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
WESTERN MABIACHUBETTG DIO-
C
ESE.
HillNOFlldld), Malia, May {fr—Tho
fourth annual couvoutimroftho lupin;
cops] diocese of Western Massachu-
holin opcncd in Chrint church chapel
this morning. Bishop Alossndor it.
Which presided and the roll call show-
ed that 26 of the clergy and lalty were
prenont. '
W
walla-soon earners catcwacc.
ATLANTA. 6a., May 17.~Bobb)’
Welthour of Atlanta. has defeated liar.
ry Caldwell, of New Hampshire, by
one mile in a twenty mile straighta-
way motor paced race at the Stadium
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Thé D. M. Read Co.
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The Silver Sale.
it is a magnificent, glittering show, and .tllc beauty of
it all is the pieces are practical and useful. These articles
which are in daily use in the dining room are marked by '
cxtrcmc‘gracc and simplicity of design. The prices are far
below regular. .
A very dainty After Dinner Coffee Set, Colonial in de—
sign, regularly $16.50, is marked $12.50. 1
Nut Bowls, good size, regularly $3.00, sale price $2.25.
Whipped Cream Bowls, regularly $1.50, sale price $1.25.
Marmalade Jars, regularly $2.00, sale price $1.50.
Bread Trays, regularly $;.50, sale price $1.90.
Syrup Cups, regularly $2.00, sale price $1.50.
Crumb Sets, regularly $2.00, sale price $1.50.
There is a great number of small articles, Candlesticks,
Pin'Trays, Children's Cups, Spoon Trays, Cream Jugs and
Sugar Bowls. '
Knives, Forks and Spoons.
Special Silver Plated on white metal.
'l‘enspoons, set
75C- ,
45c Fruit Knives, set
Dessert Spoons, 95c Sugar Shells, each 15c.
'I‘ablespoous, 95c Butler Knives, each 15C.
Knives, regularly $1.85 per doz.
rcgulat’ly $2.50 per 1102.
Rogers' Knives and Forks. *
regularly $3.00 per doz.
Rogers' 'l‘caspoous,
regularly $2.00 per doz.
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Ribbons.
This is a season when Ribbons as dross acccssorics arc
inc—eminent. 'l‘licy arc dcuiaudcd for everything. and al—
ways give a touch of beauty and elegance. ()ur department
presents a varied stock,c01uplctc in every line. ‘
l-‘crsian Printed \Varps and Suit Shadcs for girdles and
sashes, Hat Ribbons, Colonial Stock Ribbons, llair Ribbons,
Shoe Tics of all colors required, and Wash Ribbons for
lingerie.
Always a leader can be found in special values. Have
you seen the special display of ('iirdic and Sash Ribbons in
the center show case this week? ‘
690 a set.
95c a set.
69c 21 set.
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We alaNow imputed to show full Lilies
of Spring Floor Coverings.
» . . CARPETS ....
ingrain, Tapesliu, Brussels, Velveis, Bodn
'Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums. Mats and Rugs
Shades to Order a Speciaiihi.
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