pageant Nerve 1
MW HAVEN Beeline MERIDEN
osvsu TO FIVE.
An lxoltlnulfon-innlnu Contact In the
Cliver City.
MERIDEN. May 10.~New Haven de-
tected Meriden in an eliciting tendon-
ing some yesterday by the score of
7 to 5. fi‘ho game was marked by tho
heavy hitting of both teams. Hayward
and McAndrewn led their teams at the
but. Hayward made four hits out of
five times up. three of them being two-
bugger.“ Torry Rogers was again re-
moved iii-om the some in. the filth for
disputing Umpire li‘eaaenden's declo.
lone. most oi! which were very rank
throughout: New Haven Won out in
the tooth on on error by Rogers, Cor-
coren's single and llayward’c twobng-
my to the left field fence. The score
by innings:
Kills.
N.Hav.1010201002—~7153
Merldenl‘lZOOllOOOO-‘Bllili
Norwich, 10; Bridgeport, 8.
NORWICH, May l9.~Wlth Bridge
port loading 8 to 5 yesterday, Norwich
tied the score in the last hall of tlic
nintll and Hannifln drove lilo ball over
the fonco’ for a home run, winning the
game by a score of 0 to 8. McLean
was in poor shape and only last iicld
ins behind him kept the visitore‘ runs
down. The score by innings:
R. H. E.
Norwich 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 5—»10 12 2
Bridgep't 220102010—8132
Batteries: McLean and l‘lrudlcy;
Odell and O'Rourke.
New London, 4; Hartford, 1.
NEW LONDON, May iii—Paige wa;
invincible yesterday and Hartford got
but four hits of! him. Only by working
the squeeze play in the third inning
was Hartford able to score at all. Nov»
London did not hit Kurtis frequently,
but the hits were timely. Doraii‘a er-
rot in the first inning gave New Lon-
don 0. chance to score, with no one out
No umpire made his uppcuruuCc ant
McLaughlin, of New London. and For
kins, of Hartford, oliiciuted. The score
by innings:
R. H. E
N.l.on110nliil)00300x-—4 5i
Hartford 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 4 l
Butteries: Paige and Armbruslcr;
Rams and Dornu.
Holyoke, 9; Springfield, 4.
HOLYOKE. Muse, Muy lil.--Al’tcl
three incl’fvcctuul ntlomplu llolyoko ycii
tel-tiny succecdcd in defeating Spring
field, although it took sol’ontccil hits
with a total of twenty-two buses. t1
accomplish the fcnt, with four costly
errors for the visitors. The scort
was 9 to 4. With the score 4 to l
against them in the fifth, the Spring
fields brought. in three runs 111 llll
sixth anti tied the score 111 tho seventh
Hoyoke continued its heavy butting
however, and woli out. with case. 'i‘lii
butting oi’ Humlnci and Hurllcy was it
feature, an was Hurtlcy'u wondcri’u
fielding. McCormick was put 0111 (ii
the game for disputing the uiuplrc
The score by innings:
12. H. ii:
Holyoko 0 0 2 1 l 0 4 ] x-~1I i7 1‘
Springfield 0 0 0 0 0 :l l 0 0—~i 10
Butlcrlcst: Vickcri-i ililll Slilnccl;
Luby and O'Connor.
‘1
YALE DEFEATS SYRACUSE 8 TO 3
Visitors Helped to Their Runs by Basel
on Balls.
Yule clinched its panic with Syl‘acusr
university at Ynlc ilciil ycslcl'duy ut‘lcl‘
noon in tho first. inning, when five bill
bnttcd four runs ovor the plaic, but
after that the visitors rulllod and Yflii
was unable to score till the sixth, whet;
four more hits and two buttery error:
noltod four nlorc runawnll the scoring
Yulo did. Syrnclluc made one rim in
. the first. inning on lhrcc buses on balls
by Boll and a hit by Wilson, and Will) it
the ninth on hits by Ryan and Wilson
and Martin's hung on bulls. SOON
by innings:
R. H. E
Yale 4000tl400x--lll1 :-
Syracuso i 0 1) 0 l) 0 0 0 15—13 3 t
National League.
At Now York 2.
R. ll. E
Pillsbury; 0 0 0 2 0 01 0 4-—-7 ii
NewYork.100000001-2 7 l.
Ballerina: Loot/0r and l’cliz; Moth
ewson uud Bowernian.
At Philadelphia:
R. ll. E.
3 0 0 0 0 0—3 8 2
Philadelphia, 0 0 0 1 4 0-5 7 :I
Ballerina: ()vcrull, (lbcch and
Schiol; Duggluby ulid Dooln. lllnlnc
cullod-rain).
Cincinnati
At Brooklyn:
it. 11. E
Chicago _ 0 0 :1 0 0 o 0 0 1-114 ti 0
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 i) 0 l) 0—-l 7 11
Batteries: l’iclfor nild Kilns; Mclu
tyra and Rillcr.
At Boston:
I
It. ll. E.
“St. hauls 100400000~5 01
Boston 000000002—242
Batteries: fl'hielninn and Wariior;
"Willis and Needham.
American Luguo.
At Chicago:
B. H. E.
Phlla. 0100100104171
,Ohicuo 000000000—w0 4 0
Battalion: Weddell und Bchrcck;
Smith Ind McFarland.
i ' M
‘M St. Louie:
1 , > R. H.113.
Ibbouis 2000010011»: 7 2
‘ NowYork100000000~1 4 0
‘ hum-m: Sudhoir and Sudan;
f, H0“. Grilllth and McGuire.
; At balm“: ‘ I
' _ . it. it. ill.
in.“ 1010000010457
’uli. 0000000004124
j "batteries: . iii no and Sullivan;
Potion sud Kittr so.
Egamet.
At momma-Wot grounds.
lg. , "r“
l buuium of the United Stilton.
“T , I, _
or Lydia E. )Plnkllo
Mr“ .
m’s
1"...»
unqualified cndorncincnt.
hosts of grateful fricndu no line
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Chunguof Life.
it has cured
edy the world bus ever known.
velopment.
ludigculit m ,
lty quickly ,vicitl in it. Womb il‘tlliiiil'H
care“ and “ \Vllill.'lli‘l)0‘](’.fl'fllnlii' "
’i‘hosc \vomcn who rcl'uno to lii‘(‘l‘lll
evcrywlicrc. lit-luau nil substitutcs.
(ll-cabhllomnnfn-Remedyl
Noothcr female medicine in the world has rcccivcd such widespread and
No otlicr medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles or such
It. will entirely cure the worst. forms of Female. Complaints. nll Ortirinn
Troubles, lnfluininntloii unll Ulccruiioti. Ii‘tllling ilild lliuplnccllicnt of tho
Womb, and conacqttcnt Splnul \Vcnkncss, unit is peculiarly adopted to the
more courts of linckuclio and Lcucorrhmn than any olllcr rom-
ll in almost ini‘nlliblc in such cuties.
dissolvco and cxpcls tumors from the Utcrus in tin curly slope of do
Irregular. Supprcsscd or Painful lilcnstruutiiml. \Vc
lilntlllllx, Flooding, Ncrvoun l‘rnstrnlion. iicudiiclic. limit-ml llt'lill
stantly rclicvud nndvpcrmuncntly curml by itsnncm
inviiiorntcs illc funililc nystcnl. not] is 11:». liiil‘lllir‘hfi iih \“llll‘l'.
tquickly rclnovcs tllul. “curing-donut l-‘cciinp. oxlrcmc llissitudc, “don't
fooling. cxcilnlviliiy. ii'ritnlvii'lty. lll‘l'Vlllll-
ncss, Dizziness, li‘ilintncss. Slntilllcssni‘m.
nnd hoadttciic. Tlicsc tirc. uurc indications of li‘oniulo \chlitu-ss. or sonic ill‘
rangcmcnt of the Views. which this tin-Iiiciilo tillvlil‘n curt-s. lx' iiiln-y l'olilpluiiil:
and littckitclic,ofoit.l1cr Hi‘x, tlic \‘cml: I
thousund tinick, for l.lll'_\' m-l. wlizil tlwy unlit-n cui‘o.
Vegetable Compound.
it
nknoss of tho Simunch.
cum-innr pnin. \vciglii nllti lilil'iilll'ill‘ in
l‘lldcr nil circlmlsliincou ii
lluiulclicl', liil‘lllllt'lullV or lilo. “ Ilium."
illli- i'illtlpouinl iilwttyx cirrus
climbing clsc. llrc l‘('\\'l\l”|li‘4l ti lllllliil‘i'il
hold by llt'ugginli
Connecticut League Standing. i
Won. Lost. l’.l‘..
ipringilcld, Ill 4 .700‘
t‘lolyoko, 10 ii .020
Hurli‘lll‘tl, 10 7 .rmx,
\lcw lnndou, ll 7 .003,
vicridcu. 0 x .5130,
Bridgcpot'l , 7 ll .«lilxi
\ltll'wll'lh 0 li .:l1:’. 1
.V'cw Iluvcn, :3 1-1 .110
National League.
Won. Loki. l’.l‘.
\low York, 20 ll .T'a’h
’iltsllurlz, Ih’ III .013
'BllIt-uizo. 1.3 ll .l'il.
i’llilullclpllla, I15 Ill .4140
{lilit-illliuli, 1‘). H .40‘.‘
Brooklyn, 12 10 .10.?
Boston. 10 10 .300
rlt. Louis, 11 i7 .340
American League.
Won. Lost. i’.l:.
ijlcvclunih 113 9 .571
l’liiludclpliltl, iii 10 .5100
Ciiiculzo, 12 II .022
Wusitluirton. ll 12 .520
Dot roll. I i ll .001)
St. Louis. 12 13 .4310
\lcw York, II iii .440
Boston, III M .41'1'
4ARSTROM8 DEFEAT STAMFORDS
Score Was Eight to Three on selleck
School Diamond.
'l‘lio lilil‘h‘ll‘mll School tcaiu, of Nor-
vulk, tlcfontcd tho Stiluirord High
School lcnni, by tho score of 8 to :i,
imalcrdny afternoon, at. the diamond
if tho Bullock School, in East nvenuc.
l‘hc visitors lii'l)i‘('ll only 111 1110. second
union. wilcil IIlcy illnntlucd to corral
hclr illl‘co l‘llliH. ’l‘hi- lino-up ol' llll‘
oliniil 11nd uroro by Innings:
Harltroma. Stamford H. S.
ioidou .................... lloyi
liclt li‘lcld.
lcylioldit ................ .. Sworn-loll
ricctllld linrc.
loulord ............... Wurdwcll
(inlcbci'.
*i‘IHIi ....... . . ........... Sirowhriduo
l'ltclicr.
flurtlu .......... ..............Wocd
li‘iri-il. lint-10. '
ii‘l‘ilillflti . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. Molulliuch
Short Stop.
ltcod Gordon
(Junior Ii‘IcItI.
Palm .......................Wilson
Right Field.
While Treadway
Third Billie.
Score by Innings:
iltnmford H. ii. 0 3 (I 0 0 0 0 0 0—«3
Hurstromii 2 l 1 0 2 2 0 0 x-—-li
Umpircw-Cnnoy.
RAIIIN BIIDING ,PATENTS
. IOUQH
FRESNO, Colin, May lit—«The loud.
in raisin packing ilrmasii well as the
GI fornia Raisin (irowors' Company,
are grootcly disturbed by
hlillndplflelilu thet- a company had in»
crutl bought up all the potent. righlu
on r in needing machines und would
hcrcafler ‘inonopuliuo the needed ripoi‘n
t s
feared that thin consolidation of pa-
‘onlo will prove a hollow blow to the
Raisin Groworn’ Company.
IMHIINEKAND ITIFT MATCHED.
OGDEN, 'Ut‘h .vliuy thwi'it-m‘zt-
erdner, Low 1, Moon. and *"Blliy'
Still. of u tango, have been matched
At kiwi" to 'f, a; in .
via, 0. “Muir’hgiiiiiphell, “till-2
pawl 007» BMW M 140m.
.
.Illtini: liic lino of nrtiilcry nnd ucccnnl
tho on .
MORO OUTLAWS KILLED.
Were the Followers of the Sultan ol‘
Sulu. ‘
MANlldu‘t, Muy lils~ 'l‘llc Moro out
luws ugulnnl wlioin lloncrai lmoiiurti
Wood nus bccii cumpiilguluu lliiVi‘
liccn ....cd in ill-lion, loci-llicr willi
till tho principals. 'l‘ho outlaws wr-rc
supporters and followup of 1110 81111011
ol‘ 311111. Thu Inrltu clllcl‘u of tho in
land of .Iolu worn not liil'oll'od. 'l‘lic
llililll‘l‘llk was purcly iin iiuurcpilllon
of piruiirul ouilnwu illlil iilriil'll‘l‘l)’
i'illll'iit'll‘l‘ll oi Sulu 111111 1110 ollicr 1.»
litlulk sin-[chitin down to lloruco. Tit"
positions colcclcd by tho outliiu'sl for
dcfcnscu Wcrc in ulniosl inpcuctrulilc
lunch»; and cxcccilinlziy ulronit. prohi-
intluu cloac t'ullllil'l and an ilrlsullll 111
two Instant-cs. llcncrul Wood‘iz t'orccs
suslulucd n low oi‘ tllnc kilhul and
twculy-ono woundcd, ill of “llillll arc
doing won, 1 no, coili-tluluilury lliill two
killed. 'I‘hc Itiil'cr wcrc highly prulscd
by lcnornl Wood. who sold: "’l‘lic
Iroopu bolluvv-tl ilplclldldiy illlll pt'rr
formed lllii-i dlfllcllll iicl'vicc ill at high-
ly crcdlluhlc iliilpllt-r.”
(lcilcrnl Wood hut»; l'cturucsl to Zuni»
bouupa with lilo li-oops.
WHOOPING COUGH.
This In it Vcry dangerous lllril‘illii‘ ull-
lous propcrly lrcntcd. Sluliulicn know
lilill llll'l‘ii arc niort- dculhn from It
1111111 from arm-lot. furor, All tliingor
illily ilt‘ ilvoidcil. liowcvur. by giving
(‘hnluhcriuin'u Cough llcincdy. ll
liquiflcs thc touch tutu-1m. illuklul: ll
cnnlcr lo cxpcctorulc, kcopu tlic cough
Ioouc, and inukcu tlic pnrox-Viiins of
coughing li‘h‘a t'rctpwill lilill loss HI‘VQI‘P.
ll I105 lu-cn uncd in ninny (‘Dllli‘llllllii
of this llllii‘lilio with pcrict't auctions.
li‘or nttlc by Stillson-l’mvi-ll, (flllfor'l
l’hurniucy. Zi‘illliHH l‘lluruiut-y. ”
FREIGHT ROAD IN BRANFORD.
Damascus Company to Incorporsta
with $50,000 Capital.
ilAli'l‘li‘ORi), Mny I‘Jn-"l‘llii Hillliliil
yciilcrdny 111114111111 111 concurrcuco with
tho llotiso nu uppi'opl'lulioil of $1.000
tor luipi'ovcnlcniu ul lllu iiiiilu normal
nchool ul Now Iluvcu.
'l‘lic sonntc rolliniiiliio on ruilruuds
rcportcd invorullly on tho volition of
Lolita A. Fish, Charles H. Nichols and
James '1‘. Manning for tho lucorporn~
lion of the Damascus ltnliwuy coin-
pony with a capital of $130,000 with
power to increase to $70,000. The pro
pound lino ill to cxlend i'roni llruiiiord
to North lirnnford, whore quarrica nro
locntoil, and will be used for freight.
lrnnnportailon only, and not for pita:
stunner trafiic.
Btillalor Chutfloid‘s bill propoalrm
that. all public iinlltI‘éii bu undcr tho
control o! pork colnnliiisionu and also
providing (or a sculpture commission
_wng withdrown.
. 5 ,, ,
When o'er you teal impending ill,
And neod I music
No other one will illi the bill
hike Dewitt'il 1.1100 loci-1y Risers.
'i‘hu toiilouii hiiilc Pills ishtrly Ris-
1uru curb Conutipniion. Sick liondnche.‘
Billouunoss, pic. The)! novcr gripe—or
Melton, but lmpnrl. curly riding coon
83'. (loud [or olillnr children or oil-
ulta. .1. (i. 1‘. Jones. (thief uni-goon.
Mllesbilrfi Boroligh,:Pa., says: “,1 never
used pills iii-my iamlly during thotor-
. lion at various yurdu for the United
2 resuscitate him proved fruitless.
lltllo piilp, ‘
‘ 1 You cnnuotluwo good
”1!"
Great Rivalry In Building the Two
Slater Battleships—Admiral ;
Ospps' Report.
WASl-llNilTON. l). 0.. May 10——
ltcnr Admiral Cappe, chief of the hu-
roau ot~construcilon nod repair. has
made a rollort lo the uccretary or the
novy allowing the rule 01! progreshf
mode .on all vessels under construc-
1
Simon navy. Probably the most in~‘
tort-tiling fact nhown in this report is'
that the battleship Connecticut at. thoi
llrooklyn navy yard la gaining on the;
hulllccllip Louiulnna, being built byI
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dryduck Company.
, Those two vcsscln nrc being built in
competition for the purpose of dour
()illlll‘illllig whether it. is hotter for the
govornnient to build its own warships
or to have them constructed at pri-
vate yurdu by contract. The Connecti-
cut. and lnululuna are ulster ships,
ldouticul in every particular and tho‘
competition lno their conatrUcllon 111
purllculuriy kccu. The onsonliul
polnis In tho coulcul ul‘o workman-
ship. cost and time required for coin-
plclion.
The work upon lhcni was supposed
to burn begun on the unlno ditto, hilt
through unvoltlublc cunt-ice lilo work
on tho (lonuccllcui was not nctulllly
begun at tho Now York navy ynrd until
tho work on the rivul ship had bocu
uudcr wuy for two iiliiulhu. During
lbul pcrlod tho louisintlu advanced
lwolvc pcr ccill. toward completion. As,
showing how the (foiiilwllcllt Inn-1‘
itincc guliicd on tho l'lvlll vousol. 1110’
1:11ch nnvnl constructor suyn that there
Is now lillt 1.27 per cent. difference in
1110 11110 of progress on both voonolu.
'l‘lic liouiuiunn In 74.03 1101‘ cool. com»
plclcd and thc (kinnoclicul advnnocd
3.32 pcr cont. \vllilc tho udvllucc lundo
by tho loululunn was but 2.03 our
cool.
it thus nppcnru than both vesscln
nito tlircolourlhu Iinlshcd and that
the government. constructors lit the
Now York navy yurd have :1. good
cliunco of liGilllllg llll'll‘ rivul in lilo
inuticr ol’ kpocd. 'l‘hc i‘cspcclive nil-r-
iii-l of tho ships can only be dolor.
miiicd by tlic ilciuzil trliil under our»
vlco conditions at £021. Elli-ll is requir-
cd to make ll Sill‘i‘li oi clghtccn
knots tin hour and 11 romaine to bc
Si’tfll \vllclllcr cltlicr or both of thcm
can cunul or cxcccd llillt rule of
spccd. 'l‘lic rosult of tho tricnilly cou-
zusl in shipbuilding is Iii-Int: wuich~
cd with grout llili‘l‘l‘Hl. by lltivnl oili-
ccrs und till ptrsuus lillurm-ltcd in
ship building.
Within the lust liilccn months tho
llnllod Sluice Scuulc llllti lost by death
six sollulot‘e 'l'hcno \lcrc Marcus .~\.
iiillllili, of Ohio. Multlicw Qllily. ot’
llcnnsylrutliu, (lcorgc li‘rlsblo Hour, of
Miiuslichuscltu. Willinui lirliuugo lililc
of 'i'ciinmsoc, .loscpli iluwlcy and 01‘-
villc H. Plult, ul' (hiuuoctlrtll. This is
:111 unusually conspicuous nu wcll llh‘
numcroun list of llllilill‘ 1111‘“.
in spcnklng of tho “0wa clcctcd
l‘oiiucclicttt Sl‘llt’lllll‘. llic Washington
Pout Rilyu: “li‘l‘unk linsworth Iiruutlc-
doc, who bus lll'l'll eluctcd In t'onncc-
tlcul to sulccccd tllc into 0. ll. Plutl
In tlic l'nitcu Sluice htillfllil, run trilcc
lliii iinccsll'y back to thc liltiyllowcr.
the in ii Yulo Kl'tlllil M: of tho chins oi
1833. and wur onqu m. :illilt-lc ullll'c
in coilclzc. rowini; I um crow. Mrs.
Zaiineki. wifoo of M11101“ M. Gray Zul-
ililski, ([lllil‘il‘l'lllzlrll'l', l'nili-d Sluice
Army, is ll idstcr o; Scntltor lil'lllillO‘
goo.
~~~\\'llcn dot-ion- full try Burdock
lllooil liliii‘l‘t<. (‘urm dynpcpsiu, coupli—
pnllon; liltigill'llll‘W'Illt‘ wholc syntl‘ltl.
INJURY PROVED FATAL.
Stamford WOman Dies in Hospital
Under Peculiar Circumstances.
S’I‘AMFORD, (‘oiin., May 19.~A1lniu
Houly, lll ycurs old, who cumo bcrc
from Now Iiavou. n {cw months 0550
to lli'c with the family of Edward Ad-
ullis, wuu tukcn to tho Stamford lios~
pilnl, ycslvrduy morning, unfit-ring
from concussion of the brain, nnd shc
dicd lllcre io~nllzlll.
0n 'l‘llcsduy night, \iisa chly was
board to lll.l.t‘l‘ ll ‘cl‘y, and on invcsll~
gating, Slip. Wits l‘ouud unconscious on
tho stairway. Sin: Willi curried lnlo
llic house, lull no doctor, it is illll'gt‘tl.
wui-t cullcd until lulc Inst night, When
llic doctor nt'rircd ill ihc 11011140 110
lulllicdiillt-ly ordci't-d llic. womuii ink-
cil to 1111- hospital. ’ An investigation
illlo Mil-ls liuuiy'u dcnlll will hc con
ducted tomorrow, ultllough Ilic prob-
uhillllcu urc tlilli ahc died an ihc rc.‘
Roll, of striking her head while in .1
ill, which nbc is subject. lo, according
to n nintcmoni nuidp to-nlght. in Miss
llcnly'u crfcclu worc acvcrul Icltcre.
one of which ludicnlcn that elic lcevcs
n brolllcr Willlulu, ill 20 Bradley
ntrooi, New liliVi‘n. Another Iciior is
said to ho from hcr fulllcr in I‘bilu-
dolphin. ’liic li-licr from Willluili
“only was Wi‘illt‘ll in i001.
... _ __. .____.. u...—
00 NOT BE 'MPOSED UPON.
Fuloy & (111., Chit-nun originntt-d
iloncy and TM nu u throat and innit
rcmcdy. tlnd on uccounl of lilo ltrcnl
inorit and lilililliill‘lly. oi Foley's Honoy
and TM muny imitations nro oflcrud
for lilo noiluiilc. A‘ilk for Folcy'u lion
oy 111111 'l‘tlr iiild rci‘usc any substitutc
offered no no other prcparntlon will
give lhc some enlistnctlon. it is mild
ly laxativc. it contains no opiates
and in unfold, for children and ticlicilte
pornonu. Sold at Plsisted‘u Drug
Store. ‘
sov onoyvnsg iii souru sin-r.
l .
SOUTH liitl'l‘AiN. Mov i9.——While
playing in front of hill homo. toduy.
Chm-lull, tho lhmcycnr-old son of
mimics Bradicy, fornior town clerk of
Souihlnii-y. wns drowned in tho mill
ponti.‘ lilo {other arrived on the scene
in time to see the boy‘s' hood disco
pouring under water and diving in
brought the chlitl‘nshoro. All sflorto to
W
wnnuiuo
é
hmllll unless
your kldnoyn um pound. for tho kid‘-
moys’l‘lltcr the blood of impurities
which otherwiuoth sit irritntin poll
noun Ind break down the 00111111 9 or
limit of lilo body and «solute ocrlmn
trouble..- If you have kidney or bind
dor trouble and do not line Foley's
Kidney (him. you will have only your»
,lr vellum: housekcn‘plns, that are
such Ion-Molory results as. DI. .tll'ii
uh...
,lo light we martin
initiomariy Risers." Said it he lit-
lord Pharmacy. y ‘ “
salt to blame lor reruns. an 11 positive
cures all torms‘ni kidnny and blui-
i070.
co'un'Eo-ricur his unokmonlusl'
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ANAEMIA
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
From Me. .19.. 1995-“.
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A WBEE-ii‘l‘dgc'port Advtirtlsements.
is thin blood. It causes pale,
faces, white lips, weak nerves
and lack of vitality. A blood-
enriching, fat producing food-
medicine is needed. Scott's
Emulsion goes to'tho root of
the trouble. strengthens and
enriches the blood. and builds
up the entire system. For
anaemic girls, thin boys, and
cnfceblcd mothers, it is the
standard remedy. It builds
up and strengthens the entire
system with wonderful ra-
‘piclity.
We'll send you a sample free.
Scott 1!: Burma, 409 Pearl 31., New York.
LEPHONE Hooked?
GIVES TE
Presents Case for Southern New Eng-
land.
HARTFORD May ill-Who hearing
on the bill rcpcnling tho present law
rclnllug to tclophonc companies and
throwing the state open to competi-
tion were rcnltlncd before tho judiciary
('llmllllliei‘. yesterday afternoon, all of
the lime being devoted to the teeth
niony of rosldcnt Taylor of the South
crn New England Telephone Com-
pituy. l‘rcsidout Taylor submitted an
nunlysin of the cost of $29.90 per 1010-
phone of tho Southern New England
’l‘clcpllono Company.
110 also dcacribcd the advunlagos dc-
1'lvcd by tho Suuihcrti Now England
from its contract with the Bell Conl-
pnuy and said that among these was
1110 cliglnccring department of the ini-
lcr company, 11. ticpartnloul, which it
would cost $100,000 a ycnr to maintain.
Anoihcr urcnl bout-ill was the bong
Dislnucp connecrion which the Bell
Colnpnny new, 110 did not licllcvc
thorn was an urea of land of the aizc
of Connecticut in the country where
lclcphonc dovnlopmcut was as‘ great
us it is in lhiu static. 'I‘hcro wcrc titty
cxcliuugca ill lilo static und in thirty-
scvcu of tllcm- lilo standard rules wero
$18 for rcsidcnco and $24 for business
plum-s. Flii)‘lllllt‘ pcr cunt. of the all!»
lions ltclcpllont-l paid $25 or loss pcr
your. The lcndcucy with to docrcusc
ilic cost of utiltloux. 'l‘llc nvcrugo rclr
lill on April 1 lust wus $30.10. Tin-
i‘illililiill)‘ had 00,870 111111114 01‘ wire in
1110 512110, 111 polc Iiucu 27,011 nlllca. in
Ii‘t.‘ll(‘lll‘ri 50.07 milck. in ducts 278.08
miles, liurini: thc coming your lhc
l‘onipnny lllll,‘ll(l$ to milkc il boltin—
lliiig 111 pulling its "toll" lint-s nudcr
ground. Sill'i‘l‘yti are now 1101112 1110110
for 2i lino from llll‘ Ncw York slnlc
linc lo Bridgeport. It is 1110 purpos"
of ”iv coit‘ipuny lo build this lino
this: your and utter that to cxicnd tllc
lino cast to tho liliode lslnnd Illlo nnd
il rtli to Hartford. Provision will also
l)I“llli'i(lt‘ for 60,000 lnlophonos and 11111~
iuiltc'ly for lllll,000 insil‘ulllcnls. Ncw
and improved appliuncca will also be
nddcd.
Mr. 'I‘ylor Blil'l that the result of
The D. M. Read Co.
“Mu
cl—o
Enema/Md 185:
Borgoine in Crockery.
v
The store is full of attractions, and if you can steel a
low illillutcs from that Silvcrwarc Exhibit to look zrt ntlmc
upcciule ill Clliun you will iJC
White 0. P. China:
well repaid.
Breakfast Plates, (1 for 30c.
'l'ca Pinion, 6 for 25¢.
Dessert Plates, 6 for 20c.
.0
« Bread and Butter Plates, 6 for 20¢.
Soup Plates, 6 for 30¢.
Wllilc l’lutlcrs, all sizes
, from 9 lo 85c.
Japailcsc ()atmcul Dishes, blue and mum designs, vcry
prclly decorations, 9c cucll.
Saint] .Ilowls, assorted decorations, 19c.
Jumbo Cups nutl‘ Saucers, grccu, pink and blue, 25c.
()ntmcal Dislics, Fruit Saucers and Bread and Butter
I’lzltcs ill Royal Strnttortl Ware, luikzldo blue, ('1 for 50c.
Austrian China .Cups and Saucers, licw Ovid shape,
three different decorations, 10¢ each.
A large and special aSSOI‘tillCiii of Toilet Jars, iiucly dec-
orntctl at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.75 and $3.00. '
While 'l‘oilct Jars, 95c, $1.19, $1.25 and $2.00.
White 'I‘oilct Bowls and l‘ilclicrs, 45chcacll.
Seasonable
Underskirts.
High grade lirillianliuc UilliCi‘Skii‘lh’, black and colors, a
saving of $100011 cacli skirt, at $2.50 click.
lllack and Colored Sateen Untlcrskiris 11121th with two
tuckrtl rilI‘lics, gray, blue, red, grccil, brown and black $1.50.
l’catllci‘wcigllt
lliiillll‘l‘ and dust ruillc.
ut‘tly likc tuiicia. $2.50.
l‘clticoals,
made with ilircc-scclioii
'l‘licsc. arc‘iilic skirts 21rd look ex—
A fclv Silk l'clticozlls in colors. $3.98, $4.98 and $6.98.
Thc only way to kccp skirts and
,__-——_——
suilg in proper shapc
M“.
if llicy hung: in closcis is to usc tllc, l’czlrl Suit null Skirt
lluilgcl‘s. You will find tllcni downstairs at tllc Skirt Soc-
lion. av
_..-—.
lx’cincnilicr. llicrc is :1 clcariu‘i‘r stilc of l‘crtullllulntors,
tin Carts. and Curi‘iugcs iii the li‘lli'uiiurc Slorc.
Fielll‘tll lloor, take clcvntor.
—~—————-—-—————
The D. M. Read Cal.
llw l'cpcnl of tho proscnl luw would
l'csull In pooror untl nlorc cxpcnsivo
ll'il’plliilli" St‘l‘i’lt'o for tho pcoplc of thc
slalc.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may rckult in pncunlonln. lira-
/.illnn “aim is breaking up coldn when
cvcr triod. almost without exception.
ill, 20. 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Cllf~
ford. iinxtcr'n and Plniulcd's. "
BILL TOO RADICAh FOR THIS
STATE.
Judiciary Committee Turns Down Pro~
posed Corrupt Practices Act.
HARTFORD, May l9.—-'l‘lle judici-
ili‘)‘ conlnlitli-c, roportcd adversely on
n (ltllon billu concerning corrupt prac-
tices nt clot-lions and regulating cau-
cuscu and prinlurics. It was stated in
cxplanatlon that tho. committee is to
rcport n bill latter to cover all the
good points in the one that was rot
joctcd today. it won eluted that the
bill was too radical for this state.
The cominlttoc on military affairs In
tho lluliiio loduy rcportcd lavol‘nbly
upon the bill for an lipproprlullon of
$600 with which to build a coping
around me uoidiors' monument in St.
Bernard}; comctery in Now ancn.
The bill was advocated by ell-City
Shcrll'i' Julncu llrnnnugun and Capt.
i..uwrcnco O'Brien of New iiilvcn.
111 lhc houao tho petition for an up
propriiilion oi $1,000 for the erection
of a soldlcra' monument In Prospect
was packed. 'i‘hc military committee
rcconipicndcd that tho polilioncrn bo
ulvcu louvc to withdraw, but thc
houlw ignorml thin reconuncndation.
lli‘pi‘i‘I-liHlllllin" (limit 0! i’mspoct Hiat-
Ni lhnl. old of tho population of 124
citizcnu who wurc Iii lbc town ill. ilic
time that lilo civil war h‘olto out, 71')
worn outlined ill the oorvl o and wont
to tho war.
M
STRICTLY GENUINE.
Most of the patent modicum teati-
moniiils are probably genuine, The ml-
lowiug notice recently appeared in the
Alchiilon (Knit) Globe: l‘Joe Tuck.
a well known engineer, running on the
Missouri Pncllic between Wichitd and
Kiowa, lately appeared in I his; one,
with alpiciure, and when he was in
thin1 oillce today we naked him
about it. He says he had
torliiic pains in his stomach. Ind
thought ho had cancer. His
druggist recommended Kodol and 1:5
says it cured him. no recommended
it to others, who were also cured. “Ko
dot Dyspopm Gui-o digests what you
out and cures oil. stomach troubles.
Just on surely as the sun shines your
“mum out be blflllllflcblck toils or.
15111111 pure condition
sued by this lustinmwnnd truly the
mental. tliseotaut élttluwn. hold by
The Clifford l'tinrnlooy. “
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JUOTIOI PI'I‘OGEOUTION! NI»
. TED.
it’in'rronb. May lhw'I‘ho judiciary
committee yestbrdoy reported unluvon
1101 on a bill. permitting constructions
in ‘ ramming brought balloon Jun:
tilted “tritium Brnnlorti. but. lit the
«minim It 1m 110th but tho-tailor
till 01111 at the mount time did not r
Ear diseases. Sold at Plulsted‘a Dug
. e
"quire ouch 00000.
t
ond lilo sweot- ‘
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Flour Coll
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e011
We are Now Prepared to show lull Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
.CARPETS
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China-and.clalitlllose
and Linoleum.
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3i. ottoman 5)
5, WASHINGTON s'r. .
to lay in your next.
at prices. .
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m Water St.. Tel. 236-3.
wood Stu} Tel: ”3'5-
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Telephone 3
John T. Hayes, 5 Main Street.
cnl Reduction Sale Forster j
Inglain, Tapeslru. Brussels, Velvels. Bodll
, Brussels.
mailings. 011 Cloths.
Mats and' hurts
a
Shades to Order a Specialilu.
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scorn NORWALK. court.
3'6-
As 13
.i' ' in
ii . . 1v” mil
winter's cod now/.1 We sell thejbsst or the im-
msurmo a», 3.0le
7 soiviownlvo. Tel. 1493.
Pub 1: Might, 1: Bo. Main St.
on LABIII AND embolism 'ooiirll‘
dill: lulu,» iitlrtg, Trimmed .H‘“
Nook War II low prion;
lyFORE BUYING ILGBWHINI
quay“ arena; :0
1‘] fill
The raincoat
a. wuuiuoroiimmr. sou-rs «amour. ,,
and Untrlmmod. Nanotechn- oi
come no on; :m: yolk one“
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Norwalk Chronicler