Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 18, 1905 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Im—lrldgcport oo.
limbo May 18 ~lilrtiord
Maven in it clean unto yes
i to 0. Sherwood pitched c
ferns and won not hit any out!
shin. when a double and two sin
in Vera bunched and the squeal.
or w worked Foxen was lnvluci
, glimmer Kennedy has receive
30000493000123le about bio on
m by held: his chore, but he do
either do mute it public.
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Attendance

R. H. '10
use... 000100031~4 71
1‘3.me 0000000004 8i
Winfield. 3: Holyela.0
HPRXNGFIELD. May 18. ~Bprlnzilel1
blinked Holyoiie yesterday for tht
third tilde this season by baiting in i
run in the first inning end in tin
eighth Altlzer. with Tansey on llrst
booked the ball over the right ilelt
Once for a home run On his retun
to tho=bench be was handed it 810 bit
by Manager O'Neil. Vicioers, ulthousi
. itching. fair ball, was relieved b
' 0010 during the fourth inning. Hes
pitched a good game for Springfield
The score by innings: R H. E

BrlhlflolleOOOOOZx—li 81
cliche 000000000-0 is
Batteries: Hess and O Connor, Vicit

ere. Hodge and Remcnter.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

New London, 3; Bridgeport, 2.
BRIDGEPORT May 18. -—New Don
dim won its some yesterday iron
Bridgeport, by the score of 3 to 2. l-
Vivi not a very interesting game be
his of poor work. Odell had twr
can at short and allowed the bal

to “t by him once and made a Will
thrbw of the other. The letter we:
gluonpéble for the detent of his team
' made a line catch of 11 ion.

drive by Rising, and Supple and Bin
lit 0 a good combination play on 1
drive by Yale. The score by inn

inns:

, R. H. if
N.L0ndon100000020—3 6:
Bfldseport0002000 00—24 6i

Batteries: McLaughlin and Armhrui
tor; Cordon and O'Rourke.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Morldon. 2; Norwich, l.

MERIDEN May Ill—Meriden defeat
Gd Norwich in a. pitcher's bottle yes
raider Iftornoon by the score of 2 to i
Mormon won out in the ninth on tw-
bottles on balls, a sacrifice and 9. hi
by ‘(”hackers O'Gara pitched a {in
some for Meriden, allowing only ilv.
sihzleo. striking out eight mono on
living only one pass. Wade alsi
pitched a. good some, but his wildness
in the seventh and ninth was the cans.
of his defeat. Meridon played on or
rorlesn some and none of Norwich’.
terrors tlgurod in the scoring. Th1
score by innings:

,R. H. E

Merlden 000000101—25i
Norwich 000100000—«1'5:

Batteries: O‘Gnru 11nd 'i'linckcru'
Wade and Bradley.

National League.
At New York:
R. H. E

New York30000010.x—-4 7 1

Chicago 010010000—-2 71
iBatherics‘. Wilise and Bresnnhen.

Lnndflt‘cn and Kilns.

other games postponed.

American League.
Louis:

 

 

At St.
R. H. E
St. Louis2011001i3x~1010
NeWYorkOlliblll 000-2 63
Batteries: Peity and Sugdon; Clnrh
non. liogg and Kleinow.

 

L' . 4 Other games postponed.

 

Postponed.
At Williamsiown, Mnes.~——Wliilama
Yale game cancelled on account 0‘
rain.

Other Games.
At Hartford~1‘rinity, 1; Syracuse, 0

 

At Weshington~Fordhem, 6 .
Georgetown. 0.
‘At AndoverwAndover, 2; Harvart‘
freshmen, 1.
At Worcester~iloly Cross, 5; Bow
’ date. 0.

At Princeton—Princeton. 12: 1.9111311
, . Batteries: Grey and Coonoy;

lay and McMartie.

At Providence—Brown. 2: Harvard
1. Batteries: Tilt and Sweeney; Gas
tie. Cuban: and Stephenson.

At Wool. Point~lofnyotte. 10 ; West
Point, 4.

Connecticut League Blending.

 

 

Won. Lost. RC

ringfiold,18 8.18 8

”inform, 10 ii .685

“011080.11 0 .000

Mormon. 0 7 .608

New widen. 8 7 .530

381 rt . ’l 8 All?

Mic . 1i 11 .207

ow Haven. '2 it .121.
ltlntling in Nathan” Lin-coo.

Won. host. PC

moms ii .8 iii
i’itlc ‘ .

0h “ 14 14 .600

12 18 .480

ll 18 .408

12 18 .400

10 iii .400

8 11 .820

 

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11 13 .408

10 14 .117

"NOT WIATHIR ML“.
Plenum ctiiictod with Piles should
058 Will or this moon of tbr your.

Wm Ind boil drinking water
to the itiool which
more plot and deeper
W! Hotel lam

.. dig: out the moon

ours”

3’ leboro, Vt.

.all

present. with tho “armour or the so-

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GLOVER SANFORD WiLL

 

 

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Solute Will Amount to COnoidorably
Over -,0000100

BRIDGEPORT, May is.i-'111m will of 1
l7'dwln G Sanford, into pi‘buitlulii oi”i
he City National hunk wns nilmitit-d 1
o probate today and Goodwin Siod
lard, Frank W. Hurd, and Edwin M.‘
icnnings. qualified us 11x11cuiurs, mm
10mlnai bonds being required. whih
3. G. Sanford uiltl it‘. i). Kcolor Wi’l't
Appointed appraisers.

The will provides that the sum (H
”5.000 shall be turned over in Good
ivln Stoddard to he held in trust by
him and the income to be devoted 11
he care and maintenance of Add it
Sanford, widow of Glover in, Sanford
Upon her (loath it is to be included ir
he residue of 1hr.1 ostulc.

'i‘ho stun of $13,000 is ulso given 11.
Vlr. Eli'odtlurd to be [will in trust in
11111. tho income1 of which is to be (it:
.Ioted to the euro and malniemmcn oi
wardh Elizabeth Jennings. now of B1111
The sum of $500 is glvmi
o the Mountain (1 NH! Cemetery usuo
lotion iii? the pctpciuui 111111 11111
west-i ration of the isslalor‘s lot.

Tho remaindm of the 111-11011- ls divld
seven 111111111 ports One 01
born 3 given to Mr. Stoddard to ill
will in trust by him for the support
and care of the lcslulor's granddaugh-
tcr, Emily J. Sunford. When silo mur
ries or has reuched the age of 25 years.
..he principal is to be .given to her
Should shc die before thou the bequest
.‘evcrts to thc estate. . .

0f the six shores two ouch 1111'
tivcn to Julia E., Emily Adeline and
Mabel J. Sanford. The will wus inudc
February 2i, l903, and was witnessed
\i. A, Kcnnclly, Arthur M. Mnrsb and
W. B. Bonrdmnuu

The cstnic will probably amount 11
1 good more thuu $100,000, The tcs‘
Tutor was assessed for it personal 1114-
ate vniucd at $40,000 and owned with
irother, Charles 0. Sanford. reul os-
uti- to the value of 804.000. it is bo-
tievod that only a small portion of his
personal estate is iisicti for the pur-
pose of taxation.

SAVED BY DYNAMITE.

Sometimes, a flaming city in snvcd
1y dynamiting a space that the llrt1
:cu 1. cross. Sometimes. it cough hangs
in no long, you ice] as it nothing
int dyntunltc would cure it. Z. 'i‘.
lrny, 01‘ Calhoun, (in, writes: "My
vile bud u very aggravated cough.
which 1111111, her awake nights. 'i‘wo
)hysiciuus could not help her; so she
ook Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Connumpioln, Coughs and Colds which
saccd nor cough, save her sloop, and
finally cured her." Strictly scientific
:nro i'or bronchitis and La Grippo, hi
i". H. llnxtor's Drug Store, price 501.1
:nd 81.00: guaranteed. 'l‘rinl bottle
r00

NIW HAVEN MAN FOUND DEAD.

 

John Reilly's Body Discovered in a
Room in Bradford.

BRANh‘ORi’.) May iii—“Tho body of
John Reilly. 11 New Haven mun about
thirty years old, was found lent night
in a room in the Tools illOl'k in Main
street. Medical ilbtamincr (lnylord was
called and after viewing the body said
that he would not make a statement an
to the probable concoct Reilly's death
until tomorrow. He ordered the body
token to a local undertaking establish-
most.

It ll not huown whether the man
committed suicldu or mot with occi-
dental death. Rt'llly won scbn about
town at 7 o'clock At that limo he was
alone.

 

A cIlIKPINo DEATH.

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart causing death J 10. Stcsrns.
Belle Plains, Minn. writes that a
(flood dreadfully injured his hand
which nailed on like blood polscnius
Euclid" Mic: Salvo draw out the

.hclod the wound, pod and

lie. Belt in the world for burns

.to com, 860..» 8'. H. Baxter's Drug
o .

MAITIII FLUMIIKG MIIT.
NEW HAVEN, May lily-«1010 Elsie
Association of Master Plumbers held
their fifteenth annual meeting here
«accord» About 200 members were

 

“fill:. of till!

 

 

Wallacilm‘

Tilt hitch troop

Good bl god tells

Rich red is better than “blue."

forms led blood, and makes you

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

NOTHING To ARBITRATE.

----—

No Propositionc for Settlement in Obi
cago Received at Yeator
day's Conference.

CHICAGO, Muy ili.""-"Sullll\t‘l (lonr
oration of Labor, 11ml Lory Mirror. rcp-
rcscnling il‘ii1 idumioycrs‘ Asyzocintlor
of Chicago. lutvc hold it four-hon”
confcrcncc, but whon tin-y scpurntct
they had not. settled . the Ministers
stuilic. Another meeting will be 111111
toduy.

Cini'cnrc S. ilurrow 111111 George i’cx'
kins, prvsiticnl of tho clgnrnuiltors‘ Un
ion, were also in tho conference.

At tho (‘lDBt‘ of the long session-be
tween those men, Mr. (lonipcrs 11111111
this slutumcni:

“Mr. Perkins 11ml i met Mr. llurrm
and Mr. Meyer 11ml wont orcr tb-
strlkc fully. W11 discussed its causes
results, and present condition.

“No propositions lot a suitlomon
were mode by any of thc pcoplo prey
out. We simply expressed tho dosh:
of tho puriltipanls that tho. mutter b1
udjuuitul us soon on possible.

”[ limos soon lllt muyor 11nd mam
promlncni titizcus and they burn all
assisted 11111 in arriving 111 on mull-1'
standing: of llll‘ munitions 1 little in
authority to 11111 in tho 1111111012 but 1111
only on lllli‘i‘lll("lllli'y, us it wcrc.“

1 ,11 discussed every phase of (“1
slrllw," sold lwvy Mayor. "No propi
sitiops for tlw sviiicmcni of 11111 strik-
worc 11111110 by uuy of tho poopic pro.-
11111. 'i‘hvrt- is nothing to lil'lilll‘flit‘ l1
this mutter."

TERRlFiC RACE WITH DEATH.

“llcuth wus lust upprouchlng.‘
writes nulph F. it‘crnsndt-z, of ’l‘ampn
0111., describing his it'ul‘ftll race with
death, “as 11 result of liver trouble 11ml
licarl disease, which had robbed mo oi
sleep, and of all interest in life. i had
tried many different, doctors and sov-
cral medicines, but got no lll,‘ll0.lll, 1111
til i boson to use Electric hitters. 8!
wonderful was their effect, that in
three days i felt like 11 new mob, and
today i am cured of all 1m ironblos.’
Guaranteed til. F. ii. iinxtcr's Drop
Store; price 600, ‘ "

TRINITY PLAYER HURT.

 

Catcher Drove Hit in Hood—Ho. 8o-
voro Concussion of Brain.

HARTFORD, Mity 18.-Stt1wurt M.
Drevo, of Pittsburg, Penn, a member
of the class of 1007. Trinity College
and who is the catcher on the bass
ball idem is in lllt‘ Hartford hospital
suffering from n severe com 11111111111 or
the brain, received yosivrduy in tht'
gumc with Syracuse university. Dru
vo was batting and a foul tip from hi:-
own but illl‘llcll him on the build. its
thought little of the accident at tho
tlmo but three innings hitter fnlnicd
and was curried to the side of thc
fluid. A convulsion followed 11nd Dru
vo wort rumovcd to tin1 hospital. An
operation muy have to be performed.

WHOOPiNG COUGH.

This is u very dunxorous illilthO un-
less properly treated. Btatistics snow
thni there arc more deaths front it
than from scarlet fcvor All denser
muy be avoided, however. by xiviun
Chomborltln's Con Remedy lt
liquiucs the tough noun. picking it
center to expocloi'ntc, keeps the cough
lomtc. and makes the paroxysms of
coughing in». frequent 11nd less severe
it ihhn been 011011 in many ooldcmlcs
of this (license with perfect success.
For sale 0; Stillson-i’owcil, Cliiford
Pharmacy,“ chum Pharmacy. ..

OUTLAW cum PALA KiLLlD.

MANILA, Mp7 til .w'l‘he news has
been received hot Polo tho outlaw
Moro chief. who baboon pursued the
put two weeks on the intend oi Jolo
by troops under the command of Gen
oroi Word wood but been killed.

 

 

 

Hit few oirvuvtng idiiowm are helm

trolled by the troops. A1 tho basic
plus or the bpl'illllt, his one reported
to hove o iottowingol It: hundred
woiinrmod moo, most of whom have
been lulled.

‘l‘lMl Till!!! AND Milli‘i’ PROVIN.
One Minute occult Cure in right on
time when it women to curing (loo be.
Group.“ 0011.01 etc. it to
rimming, layout to m on

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTQ.

urn—.q—

THE BIG ROBBINS AND CO.
SHOWS.

'l‘l111 Frunk A. Robbins & Co. All

.Now tin-11L Feature. 'Showu, which are.

, porn. presidt-nt of‘ tho 11111111111111 Ft'll"

 

to pitch their big monugcrlo 11nd bip1
podrotm1 «cuts in South Norwulk. on
it‘rldut Muy filth, tiimt! with 8 Met-
1'upoliiiili wpiliullon nmply justifying
intlclpuiions of 0 holiday full to the
brim itllil “"9 and wondcilul uttrac
iltilli-t tliltl nutstorly nuts. ilootis of fun
.1110 stunning rind startling features
:11 their cosmopolitan 1ztloluglt‘iil gel
ion 111111 greet arenas. in New Yorl
City 11nd throughout the. land ib-
nnnie of l‘rnnk Robbins. who is ill
uuiiagcriui bond iiiid front of the 31
gontic new enterprise. is almost 1
household world. and limo-d with stci
lug quuliilcs ofboih ht'ud ttnd hour
which have honestly won him l'nmc it
his calling 11nd wlilcsprcud popularity
1 ha monngcr in he has collected is sub.
:1) compriso on onus, ,ily impressivi
111d insiructlio bringi‘li of rurc 11111.
ropr.‘11suntuiito wild boosts, the cqut-s
.riuu ui'robutitt, ucriui and dillmni act:
.1111! rut-vs glvun in two rings. upon or
eluratcd hinge, on tho coiisoum cont-st
1nd in tho widc nurinl space abort
11rd of 11111 into-st tind host, and o whol
nuticnp cirrus of clowns furnishes 1111
lmltmi und inmiiablc inn and timely
rnvt-styl, Among the special und no
ably extraordinary icutnrcs Alpht
1nd Unicgu. in their riym extru beam
ions and dospcrsicly (luring feat o‘
coping across 11 titty-foot chasm 01
.hclr loudly flying bicycles, cllellongci
tttoulion. 'l‘ho ’l‘rilmunl of Notions, in
rtlilllt‘lllg with spcrtucuiur pomp not
tingcnntry living counterparts in ion
lure, form. arms and royal robes o
the famous rulers of post and prcssnl
times" is unothcr superb innovation
Tho most colossal and captivating nov
city over projocicd in thc Why of am
mat performances is the ullllulianeoilr
introduction in the 111111111 iircnu of odd
catcd olcphnnts, zobrus. cumols, dogs
goats, water buffalo, llamas, dromcdnr
ies, monkeys, horses, ponies, beers
sacred cattle, mulcs. donkeys. and bill
or phenorncnonsliy trained wild and
domestic beasts. The morning parndc
includes ii incinornblo displny of ma
Jestic. magnificent animal cud nnlus
ins routines.
A LAliGHAliLE lil'l‘.

Ono of the lectures bf tho Yitunrapl
entertainment at Hoyt's Opvrn House
on Monday. May 22. will be 'l‘om, Too
The Piper's Son. This is u scrouming
ly funny comedy chase film showing
how he "stole the pig and sway in
run." Showing also how many peoph
chased him and whut troubles they
and to contend with. A grunt luugh
big hit.

CLEARID Fort anlON.

When the body is cleared for action
by Dr. King's New Lilo Pills, you car.
tell it by the bloom of honlth on the
checks; the hr htncss oi the eyes;
the lirmneu oi i 1- flesh and inn-clout
the buoyancy oi the mind. Try them
At 01‘. H. Baxter's urog store, 86 00!“...

 

 

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BONANZA COPPER MINE ‘TlTLI
SAN FltANi‘lBCi) May lB.-"l‘llr
United Elaine Circuit Court oi Appeals
for the Ninth Circuit. has hooded down
a decision cult-min; the moment oi
Judge Wickervhun. of the 'i’hlrd Jud
iclal District of Ambit oonllrmlnt
the title of the BOillliIli Dapper Minor
in the Alnolut Copper nnd Cool 00m
pony. over which thorn has been con-
siderable litigation. The property in
voiced in the Bones“ Oovpor Mines.
muted to be the 10mm property in
Alaska. and ll controlled by mu.-
inci New Yorkers. among them
crutch lchulto, JAM. it Ralph and
the Hovemoyors. ,1

AIAlNI‘I“ "SANA 3F OlVOfiOv

WNDON. my 1|.th landed til
cocoon conference my in version here
under the pneldoncy oi the hilltop or
London. the Rt Rev. Arthur in. in
stem. cured o resolution today do
including an (incumbent of the 113115111111
topmost low so on to preclude the re
blurring. in church at divorced per
cope duriul the llfclttuo of the other
curly to the proposal Ac ettpnip 1

tom tile recolu inl no: at
"metrical!

 

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MAFiX PAY! DEATH PENALTY

Aged Farmer Handed at lulu Prison
Tilt. Morning.

HARTFORD, May 18—~ll‘or one of
the most horrible murders ever
hmuxht to light in this state. Gerchon
Marx the seventy -l.liroo your-old tumor
or of Uoichostei. was executed this
morning in the execution (1 mbor oi.
the s to tuition in Wetboi‘q ii. The
exec“ ion of Marx won 0110 or he most
succussiui and immune over carried
out at tho state prison, there hold no
roiconstrnnco by the prisondrgu no
bitch in any at tho urrankhmilntc by
the prison oillcials. ’l‘ho slayoi of P0-
vcl monolithic farmland. was led to
the chamber between Deputy Worden
Bsisdou and an assistant; at. ill: 07 the
house was mlluotcd. with anllzht noun
from tho murderm, and at 12:12 he
was declared dead after the examine
'tlou of the body by Dr. F‘ox. the prison
physician.

Marx. who had been in the company
of Rabbi iioffcnberg. his spiritual ad-
viser, for several hours previous to the,
hanging, made no mention .of the
crime of which he Willi convicted, and
as the time for the springing of'iho

‘ trup drew nom- ho lulled oven to pro,

claim his innocence of the brutalmur-
dor. When he reached the execution
chamber, Marx glanced about him in n
mystified manner, but said horn word
and stopped to the small platform with-
out n iiinc... He walked stendily,~and
the only sound that came from him
was the indistinct groan which be ill-
lorod an the rope was tightened about
his bend after the cop was adjusted.
The trap was sprung by Warden (lar-
vin. in the presence of “W. 0. Burr,‘
Thomas Dudley Wells and A. E. Fol:
lcr, of the state prison board; the deb-
uty wnrdcn nnd his assistant, Dr. Fox
and representatives of the four Hart-
ford papers, the Cournut, Times.
Telegram and Post. Marx's body was
in the air but a few moments and im-
111cdlntciy after the examination by De.
Fox it was taken to the rear of the
prison and placed in a plum coilln.
which Wits covered by a black cloth.
Friends of the timid man. nil Hebrews,
look charge of the body and after pinc-
ing it ill 11 smnll wagon drove it to the
Hebrew cemetery. where it was buried
at on curly hour this morning.

Murx appeared to be in good health
and received the death wai rant yester-
dny morning apparently without inter-
est. Hc ate fairly well during the day,
but had little to any, excepting to
stole that he was innocent. 'Since
then, however. the rabbi could get ill,-
1lc out of the prisoner.

ARBITRATION COMMITEE AP.
POlNTED.

 

Chicago Team Owners’ Association
and Teomotcrc' Union Get To
goth er.

CHICAGO, May 18.—~Asido from tile
prosencc of Mr. (lompei‘s, the influence
but gave greatest promise of a set-
lomoni of the strike today was an 111'-
biiruiicuiiommlitco uppolniod by the
obitugo Team Owners' Association
uni the Teamsters“ Union. The com
iilliloo is expected primarily to clear
the controversy which has threatened
to rcsuh in 11 general strike. The
team owners have boon conceded by
many to hold the key to the slim:
lion, incsmuch us on attempt by the
tcnm owners to force drivers to (lolly
111' to the stilkc affected houses would
apparently mean an immedintc spread
oi the strike.

The question it) be nrbltrntcd is the
iuslilicntion ot‘ the tomusiers in reins
mg in 11min 1111111 deliveries. in unit
clpution of u invorublc verdict large
team owners pit-pared today to begin
11111111111: to thc strike-effected stores.
l‘ho arbitration committee consists of
one team owner. one insulator and on
11mpirc.1hosou by the other two.

Romcsonintlvcs of the team owners
met today and appointed their member
if the uibiiretlon committee, He won
gold to be Edward J illness of tho
Hines immluu Company. ii woe said
that thc ioamsicrs had appointed Wll
ham .1. Gibbons. president. of the mum
sioru' joint council, as their member
of the arbitration board. These two
after uppolntlug 11 third would it was
announced, proceed to settle the ques-
tion us to whether tolmstors should
deliver goods to boycotted ”houses

THE cum in "oven.

in a recent number of the Paris
Figaro were found collected some cher-
octoristlc Russian proverbs that re-
gnd the star and his position and
dull much current uppllcoiion:

"When the our splits into a dish it
break- into pieces for very pride.

"The crown deco not protect the
car from headache.

“Even the lungs of the our cannot
blow out the sun.

“The onr'o back. too. would blood
it it were cashed with the boom.

"The our even savored with belts
is declared to be in good health

"When the car rides behind o
hired home every coop is coursed on c
lettuce.

"'i'bn our may be it cousin of God.
but His brother he is not.

"The cure arm is long. but it can
not much to heaven.

Ntihcr can the user‘s vinegar incite

an in: sweet.

The send at the our, too. he- only
five fingers.

"'i‘lis voice of the our hoe an echo
even when there are no mountain in

 

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the vicinity. . ' ~

train "as of th norm
oh )0! the out in it deep
true bdilnd it.

"it it not morn dimcult tor Death
to curry 11 cut cm- thon to com a
Jeep honor.

The tour in the eye of the bill“
conic ‘hlo country mutually 11 hand

heron
, the «or write: me. ' ' ’
wopbono the out:

DOV. Gill
men "0

on. We Ild the. country-
lino.

m the our": cow m not blind
«kills; oioo into the world but it

"When the our has the smallpox
his country bears the escrow-Trapp-
itiicc mod. for The literary Digest.

NORWIMAN 00NOULOR “Hill“.
Ohm'riANlA. Nth-way. it» is.»

 

'i'bo lotion house of to o Not-woolen
P t ' on

 

“When the our vim. his utiniotere W

.i’Whet and“. our «snot “moduli 1

 

 

English Pcrumbulators.

upiioistcringumi Lnglish gears.
price, $35.00.

i’cramhniaiors with maroon or bi
colored to corrcspoml.

$25.00.

price $35.00. Sale price $25.00.
Go Carts.

most scientifit manner

Hooded Go Carts.

tarriagcs. lull iced bodies. sum
and collapsible running gears.

iormcri) $2150 now $16.00 '
holding (in (arts.

icy. train or boot on illcy are light 111111
room.

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liuvc you limit the Silver? isn‘t

lune wcd1lings.”lhcrc is nothing a
sin,- docs her wedding gifts.
are particularly good value.

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We are. Now Prepared to
of Spring Floor Coverings.

CARPETS

Brussels.

and 111111111115. lists

.4 WASHINGTON 8'1".

xo‘o Water St. Tel. 113033.
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Bridgeport Advertisements.

Former price $28.75.

The very finest- Carts of hand made reed, ap—
proved gears, everything complete and put together in the

Very convenient to lake on a trol-

inarain. Tapesltu. Brussels.

Iilli Quill, Iltli‘ll. Triflll'flili HI“ 8 ill! Outflow“.

THURSDAY .MAY 18 1905.

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The D. M. Read Co.

Established 1851

 

Stile of (Bio-Carts and Carriages.
We find ourselves 11.001111: ‘dittcut overstocked just at
present with I'crumbuintors and Carriages.
.pccuiiarly constructed articles that they take up much floor
space. more than we wont to giro thorn, and monitors .a
large portiorrhiwc been rc—pricetl..i\1Vtiethre' certain the figé.
urcs will please those dcslring to purchase. ‘

They are such

Fine and stylish specimens .
will) chwsicr grccn bodies, imported English broadcloth
Former price $47.50. Sale

uc bodies with gears
Sale price,

0111' white bodied Perambuiator, was $40,110w $30.00
(inc clcgnnt Automobile Lari with lanterns

Former

] ormciiy $10.,oo now 8 800 Formerly $21. 25, now $16.50
l‘ormcrly $1275, non $10.00 Formerly $28. 75, now $22.00
i (if‘lllt‘llv $111.75, now $13 50 Formerly $26 51), now $17.00

One formerly $11). 50 now $16 One formerly $2800 now $22.

0 with cushion tires

l‘ormcrly $ 8.,00 now it? 0.00 Formerly $16.,00 now $12.50
l'ormerl) $18.75, now $15.00 Formerly $14. 50, now $1100

do not take up much
1" rom $2.50 up.

that corner window

it splendid Slglit, and arcnt the things pretty? They will
make iinc presents and the sale happens fortunately for

woman’ lrcasurcs as

The Knites, l orks and Spoons

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show full Lines

Velrels. Body

China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths;

and R005

Shades to Order a Specialiiu.

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edition “5’

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