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~ . Foroole by
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clitordrh
brutally
ninth-11» .. .
., New Grand 3
(fponttnuod from First Page).
m
. l .
l alrikils. and could have rcturod seven
for WEN nloru, but no lot up after the
iourl,‘ inning. Cal1iil.ticurgc Lauder
and ‘McKicrn’nn carried off the blit-
tlng ‘ilonora with three hi apiece,
no pt‘ Cnhiil'a being 11 home run.
’l‘hp Norwalks made a docidedlynct
lippelirunce ill their new suits, win...
wet-culled Saturday for the first tllnu.
Tho rod contn with white trimming»
ill't‘ viory attractive.
'l'hi.‘ game in detail who as follows: '
Flint inliilllrwiilunbur singled to con.
tor. 'i‘onmoy bullied safety by' Cuhill.
llondl sacrificed. lioouchlc out. short
to Ill“Ht, Dunbar scoring. White fanned.
Ono run.
Bl‘il‘lliiltn bit to right for two boson.
(fulfill singled to center, scoring Bren~
null. 01. Luudor sacrificed. W. Lam
dcr out, second to first. Cuhill put out
llt the plate. Ono run.
Second inning~Sluith out, pitcher to
first. 'l‘lukey fanned. O‘Neil did the
sumo trick. No runs.
McEnroe hit a grounder to first.
Diofvnbaeh out, short to first. James
wuikcll. McKlol‘unn ‘ulnglod to right.
The right fielder threw to first. who
threw to second to catch McKiernuu.
The second baseman limited the bull,
allowing Jumos to score. Tuckey hit
a grounder to first. 0116 run.
'i‘llll'ti llmlllg-jElllll‘lle fanned. Dun-
bul' l’unncd. ’l‘oomoy Walked. James
fell and unified iiond‘s lly. lioosclllc
t‘unllotl. No runs.
lil'cnuun singled and went to second
on tlllu second basonlau‘s error. (luv
llill touched first oil ()‘Ncil‘s error. in
trying to catch Cullill at second [iron-
mtn scored on the. second llilSCiliilil'H
orror. G. Lander hit to third. The
left. fielder muftcd W. Lillitlel"fl fly. Cu—
hill scoring. ltlcEnroo hit a scorching
two bugger to left field. scoring George
and Will Lauder. Dicfcnbuch singled
to tight. srorllllz McEnroe. .lllmos
singled to loft. McKlel'nnn singled to
right, lllllug the buses. The third buse-
nulu fumblmi Turkey's hit. allowing
liicilcllbucll to score. liremlun. foul
film] to tho trutchm‘. Culllil suit: on
short stop's fumble. James scoring on
the sumo error. (i. Lnlldcr filed to
Dunbar. W. Louder wulkcd, forcing
ill lllclx'lcrnun. Mclflnroo sillglotl
through second, scoring 'l‘uckoy and
L‘nhill. l)iofeubucll out, pitcher to
first. ’l‘ull runs.
l‘VILllll'lll inning ~Wllitc, Smith und
"i‘ivllcy ull illnncd in quick succcrlslon.
, No runs.
Snlltll muffod .lnulcs‘s ily. McKier-
nun singled (lve‘r set-11nd. ’l‘uckcy out.
L‘lll(“lit‘l‘ to llrst. Hmnnun hit to short.
who throw to homo but failed to catch
innit-s. llrollnlul tilOlt' socnntl. (‘tlhlll
hit over the right field font-o for it
home run, scoring Ml-chruun null
Hl‘t‘llllilll. (l. liululcr, after putting lWl)
fouls ovm' lilo riclli flchl fence. was
allowed to walk. W. liiillilt‘i' hit. to
third. who llll‘t‘W over llii-‘ first, buse—
li‘luil's llctlll. hli‘l‘hil‘ml lliiilit‘il. liiulcir
llncll took tho sumo l'()l|l(‘. Four rum.
Fifth inning—O‘Neil out, (‘ullill i.
lil‘nnllnn. Eblu'no lullllcd. Dunbar illt
iililllig third buso linc. 'l‘oomoy out,
pitcher in first. No runs.
.llllllt‘S wulkcll. McKil-rnnn hit to
Slltll‘t, uud ho was doubled up with
.iulilcs. 'l‘uckcy hit through short
lll‘dllltull lilfllii'iL No runs.
Sixth llllllllqulnllll illllltod. line»
«bill but, short to first. Willie fullllcd.
No runs.
(.‘nlllll hit it. st-lll‘rhotl lli‘lll'Ct‘Il first
illlfl Ht't‘illltl, utilit- second ullll illts‘tl pil-
ltll't'il third. (I. Lumbar Willi sure on
.m l-usy hit. W. Luluhlr filcd in first.
McEnroe lllt‘il to St‘i‘illiil. liiefcllbucll
out, Dili‘lli‘tl to first. No runs.
tir-voutll inning—Smith silllzieli ()Vi‘l'
Ut‘iiltll‘. ’l‘lckcy bit into left field for
twp b11506. O'Neil walked, filling thv
blulcs. Eliili‘nf‘ filed to MCEIII‘UG. ilun-
blur wus safe on Tllckcy's rl-rol‘. Smith
scdrillg. 'l‘ooluoy filed to James. iionli
fillinllll with the buses full. ()iit.‘ run.
.‘lnlllos singled over third base, Mc-
chrllun out, pitcher in first. 'i‘ucki-y
llllliil to center. Bl‘t‘lillilil filed to Dun-
lltll‘. No runs.
Eighth inlliugwllocscllle out. W.
Liillder toilircnnlm. Willie hit it:
center for two buses ilntl stoic third.
Smith filed to ill-cumin. Tickcy filed
to James. No runs.
Culliil Wlilki‘tl. G. Lander hit lit."
tween first and second. W. lilllltltil'
fol'eoli Ctllllll lit third. McEnroe was
(lilCllll‘et'l out on foul bunt. G. Lull-
llclr null W. l.llu(ltlr scored on lloo-
schlc‘s bnd throw to third. 'l‘wo runs.
Ninth inning-«O'Neil out. third to
Ili’lll. libllrno filed to .lunlcs. lilmblll'
but. third to first. No runs.
The lit-ore:
NORWALKS.
It ii PO A i“.
ii‘rl-llnun. lb. 1i 2 l2 0 ti
Cillllll. 3b. ...... ii :i 0 3 0
(1 builder, rt. .......... it :i 0 0 (1
ll. Lilililt‘l‘, 2|). 2 0 0 2 0
Mil-IGilroc, nu. ........... I 2 0 1i 0
illil-fcllblu-il. ll. ...... i l 0 0 ll
Jllmos. cf. ............. :i 2 :i 0 l
Mlclx'ivrnml. 1'. .. Li 3 it: 0 0
'l“uckcy. p. ....... . ..... i i 0 :i 0
'l'lilillll ............... 18 I7 27 Ill 1
Ni‘i‘Vl’li‘ll‘iliIlS.
It, It I’l) A 15
illlnbur. lb, ......... l 2 iii 1 0
'l‘iooltloy. cf. 0 i i ii (1
bond, llu., ....... 0 0 0 2 l
libotmchlo, u. . ....... 0 0 ii ‘I 0
Vlllto. p. .. 1 i1 1'» 0
Himllh. l‘f. .l 1 0 0 l
llckl'y. If. ...... 0 l 2 2 3
LI‘NCII. 3b. ..... 0 0 l 0 3
il‘burnc,lf. ............. 0 0 l 0 1
"l‘oltils 0 23'11 9
l ‘Mcl‘lnme out, foul built.
‘ Score by innings:
lliorwulks .......111040 0 0 2 x-iii
Newflelds .....1 0 0 0 0 010 0-— 2
, Summary: Two-innit: hits—«Brennan.
l ickey. Home runs-Collin. - Bale- on
tulip—«Off Tuckey 2, mt White 5, stoi-
ln hollow—White. Brannon. tinhill 2.,
l . Lauder. Double play—~30“. 'i‘iclt-
iiy cud Dunbar. Sacrifice bin-«Bond.
0. builder. tltruoit but-idly 'l‘licltoy iii,
1y White 2. ilnlpircw’l‘. ii‘rltllcill
which. ficurcr, William ti. (iiatiatollo.
titendancw’lfld \
...-g“-
HITS 3V G.
A number of people licked it thin
was the name team from Hridgnport
lhgi defeated 'tlto- Norwalks it week
lit. t
llltc oiim
”my, .
o the Natural“ Wilt play the but-cit
war. ' * 1 ,
? Who’d Kuwaiti It‘ll-2; than 185:2,
T”EZBEST
the market. ~ «
,piu‘bpwc reliability.
5 That! “100/! progress.
Hearts of Bridgeport next Saturday ill
itoton Point. Mcflrtitil will be on the
firing line for the Norwulku.
Dunbar was the only man to get two
him off Tuckcy.
Cornell is having hnrd luck with the
Bridgeport shite league team. Errors
have boon the cause of deluut in all
ll games.
he iicihcls defeated the Piylnoullu-l.
of New Haven. 7 to 3. Nlcboia. 01'
liridgcpnrt. and Knorr, of this city.
were the. battery for Botboi.
Tuckcy’u line has been l'olicindod.
uud he will probably go buck in tho
(‘ounectlcut Stato Lollgue. pitching for
New Haven.
The Baltimore Colored Giants will
be the uttrnetion memorial liuy morn-
ing on tho itoton rolnt grounds, and
the Murijol‘ A. (I. will try conclusions
with tho Nnrwulks in the afternoon of
the. same day.
'l‘hc Stault’orda Worn defeated by tho,
All Clibilll tcum. yesterduy. ’ Score.
5 to 3.
Thu Stumfdrdll will play the. strong
New York Colon-ti Giants. ncxt Sun-
(lily,
The (Irencuntn dofouted tho Nationuls
Saturday. 20 to .12, Volk, (trough and
Kuno were illc battery for the Na-
tiolnlls, willie Keene 11ml Scoliold wore
the battery for tho (ll-osconts.
'l‘hc l’ltstlnlo A. C. team defeated
the Not-walk iron Works nine on tile
Wickc lm in Final Norwulk. Saturday.
by the smir- of 20 to 13. il'elund nlld
ilt‘tlt‘ll wul‘c tho buttery for tho, Pus—
limos.
STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
Bridgeport Wake Up Saturday, and De.
feated Holyoke.
liltilKil‘il‘Oli'l‘. llluy til—«Tho 0m.
tors, nftur ll. dolcl‘ul Hlplllbcr for u cou~
pic of works took a fresh louse of life
lin- lull end of limit wvok and llludo u.
(lurrison finish by tiefcuiing New Lon-
iltlll l-‘ritiuy null lioiynkc Shim-tiny. 'l‘ltv
.vlt'tury Saturday was it wclcoulo sur-
prise. puriy. '
it. H. E.
lll'lllgopori l 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 limit 10 -I
llolyokl‘, 0 0 b i U 2 0 l 0-» 4 it it
At Now liuvcn:
Ncw linvcn 0 0 2 0 0 l 0 3 10—0
New 1101111011 0 t) l 0 0 0 0 3 ti-——-l
Sulllmnry: Sat-rlilcil hit. l’t’lOlt‘.
Stolen buses. Golden. Cllrtlss, Rising.
'l‘wo bust) hits. lingors, Golden. 'i‘llrcu
lutsu bits. Council. ll‘inu. Doublo
hilly. Finn Illiil Al'llilil'lirtli‘l'. Ill's nil
Shrrunml. :i; Nichols. :i. Struck out,
by h‘llnrwoml. ll: Nichols. 2; buses on
bulls, by Silorwmlll. 3; Nicllblll. l. Hit
by pitched bull, 'l‘llolsi-n. l’nssutl Ilull.
(‘ullilvlL Loft on buses, Now Huron.
1: New London. 5. 'l‘llnc of ironic.
1:30. Alicllllllllw, 100. i’lllilll‘l'. Fun
St'llilt‘n.
\
At Sprillgtichl:
Stoiou blows. licks. (.‘ronk. lv‘lullltlzuu.
'l‘ullsoy, 2; liunnltlll. 'l‘llgllo. l’orkius
'i‘wo bnso hit, Crook. Throo llilSt' hit.
Flitllligan. il‘irat. hush on bulls. off
Wmic. 3. Loft on llflsi‘fi, Springfield,
it; Norwich, ii. Struck out. by Mlllcr,
ill: by Willlc, 5. Wild pitch. Wudv.
Time, 2:07. lllllplrc, Kcllllelly. At~
lenduucc, 800.
At Hartford:
Mol‘illeu. 2 0 2 0 0 0 i 0 0-0
Hill'lftil‘tl, 0 0 i) 0 (i l 0 0 l—~2
Summary: 'l‘hllco bane llil. hillsliil‘.
Stolen buses. iii-110x. 2; S. Konnotiy
Sill-l'ltlev hills, Burke. .Iustlco. Struck
out, by Ftixt‘ll, 3; of Trout, 1. Hit by
plicltml ball. by Foxen. 3. Wild
pitches. Norton. 2. Phased build, Do-
rtlll. Left on boson. Hartford. 8; Mer-
idun. 1. Time, 1:00. tltnpiro, l-lnr-
kills. Alteluluucc. 1.100.
AMERICAN LEAGU E.
Washington Gets But a Single Hit Off
Smith at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Muy 22.-—Wlmhlnlrion
visitors lulfu tllrouuliout. lilo Rhine.
tit‘l‘ltlrl by the worn of 2 to I.
uncle, 20,581. Score:
Attenti-
> It. it. E.
illllcago
Wuull.
illli l 0|‘lt-‘H1
Sulllh Illltl litul~'ul'llllltl:
piru, O'iluughllll.
Boston, 3: St. Louis. 2.
the pintb. Attendance. 14,200. Score:
St. limits
Horton
Batteries: Smihott null
Dillon, Winter .lllul Crilror.
1:48. Umpires. Kelly and Connolly.
Suction :
...—«....-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W
,. Winning Out, 11.2.
in the ninth inning, ilvolllcll
tho firm inning: Scorer
maritime: bundgren amt ‘Kitnc:
”1”?er
afferent from all the few. 0
Springficld 0 l 2 i 0 i 2 0 ”-7.
Norwich, 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 ii 1~~:.
Sulllnlnry: Sacrifice hit. liilioll
wnu tumble to tilt Smith, who'bolli tho
’I‘lllu mlvc Cblt'ttlw tho wound of the
ii 0 l 0 l, i) 0 ti il-r-Z 4 0
l 0 0 II 0 ti 0 ll 0~~i l :1
Pntton ulul Kittrltlgo. Time, 1:35. Ulll-
ST. LOUIS. May 22.~—Boston won
the second game of tho tlm‘letl from at.
Louis youtorduy by hitting Sudhoff in
11.11111.
0001001004 0 ,2
0100000112--3 4 0
Time.
Chicano Flay. All Around Brooklyn,
B OQKtAfN. N. Y.. May 22.—-At
Wu incton Park yesterday. in the
pronouns of 10.000 persona, tho CHINA"
10 Ntltlhllllln played llll llroumi iim
flt'mitlynll, who. by getting Ith runs
being
shut. out. till} final scorn helm; ii to
2. ,loncii wuu bailed out of the box in
It. 11.11:.
Chlditqo 010 o 0 n 4 n nw-ll ii 2
l’li'ildltlyn‘itl 0 0 0 o n n o 2-» 2 7 .0
fillies, Mciutyrc. DOGBC‘I‘IOI‘ and Bar-
in‘la rangc‘msy be had? by mum
of the “Stamford.”
essential features and general appearance, thoy equal any on
Mirth it , ,uilfoundry ectobilthad 1111880;
Embody air the latent teamwork—many of them exclusive;
titer “first-class" makes:
Hem, their superiority
‘ ‘ ' iron 39.1.11 BY
HORACE a..rms11. .nv scum .NORWALK
CORNER WEST, AND MAIN STREETS.
Chicago, 8: Washington, 1.
Dotrolt, 0; New York. 0.
St. Louis, 3; Bouton,.2.
New York, 5; l’iitsburg, 1.
lirooklyn. 4; Pittsburg. 3.
St, Louis, 3; Boston. 2.
At Bun’alo-wllut’t'uio.
6.
At. 'I‘oronto~—'i‘oronto, 5;
City, 6. ,
dcnce, 4.
At ll()elloster~ltoehester,
ark, i.
At. liavcl'illll~~iiaverlllll,
chi‘sicr, ii.
At Full
Nilshull, 0.
Riverw Full
Lowell, 1.
._....~
American League.
National League.
”.-.... ...—...,“
l‘tlloy n‘v (10., (‘llicuco
for [hp colluluc.
giro ihc mulli- siltilei‘ucilon.
ly luxutlvc. it contains no
persons. Sold ut
Stow.
A $40,000 CHURCH.
Whiting Property.
For nulny yours tbc
tlit‘ properly in
who owned the place.
Strutford for illuiiy years.
000 will be started iil mlt‘c.
Clupp will l‘m torn down.
MOTION DENIED.
.lllllgo Sillllllwlty. ill ”It!
automobile tlltll‘llillt.‘ unit,
liltiltlllli‘nl llvull‘lnu to
stun.
TROLLIYB.
PORTLAND. Oregon.
conullmttiod by which
firm scallion hora. today.
of «aluminium
convention.
’ A boy‘.
t1.= Time, 2:03. Umpireluilam and
6
In design,
American came. Saturday.
Cleveland. 4; Philadelphia. 1.
National Gamer Saturday.
Philadelphia, 11; Cincinnati, 7.
Eutem League Saturday.
8; Baltimore,
At Montreal——Montreul, 2;
New England League Saturday.
8; Mun‘ cl- words, wc lllinnd to anticipate if
River,
At lump-Lynn. 7; Concord. 3.
At New Bedforriv~N0w Redford, 3;
Connecticut League Standing.
Won. Lost. pg. permanently.
.737 cents.
Springflcld. it 0
llolyoko. i1 7
lillrll‘ord, ii 8
Mcrldcn, 10 0
Now London. 9 9
Bridgeport, ll 9
Norwich, ll ‘13
Now liuvcn, 5 1-1
Won. Inst. RC.
.609
.577
.520
.520
.483
.404
AH
.‘ll'i .
Cleveland. 14 9
Chicago, l.'l ll
i’ilihlrioiphln, 1 :l 12
Dctroli. ill 1‘:
Wushingt oil. it is
St. Louis. 13 15
Now Yul‘lt. 1‘3 15
Boston. 11 ill
Won. host. I‘.C.
.7193
.000
.fllll
.flI‘J
‘ .‘lflll
.Iliili
~31}: wulk. ‘
~3l-‘7 'l‘llc It‘ti'llllUiiy lll illn court 'l‘ucsdill
New York. '23 (l
l’lttullnl‘lg, is l‘.’
(Illb-llgo. 17 1:”.
Philadelphia, 1 I 13
Cincinnati. l‘.‘ 16
Si. lmtis, ii 17
Brook l yll, iii 21
liostoll, 10 ill
DO NOT BE lMPOSED UPON.
originniml
ll-mcy and TM up u tillnut and lung:
l'l"lli("l)’, unit on allu'tluui of tho izl‘uiti
merit and popularity of Foley's lioncy
lllll 'l‘ur Iliilll)‘ illllllllltliili um nitmmi
Auk fur li‘olny‘s lion-
".v null 'l‘nr unrl rvi‘uuc ully Stillslllilli'
.lft‘llrr‘d 111-1 no lllhi‘l‘ preparation wili
it Is lllllil
(lpll’lll‘:
and is suit-st fur liliillrcn null dclicutc
l’lulslod's Drill:
It
Catholic: in Stratford Purchase the
Catholics
Sirutford have llt‘t‘li trying to purcbust-
Mnln 11nd
slrcoisdn that town. but the wnnlun
Mury
Whiting, illtl noi wnnt i0 have it fall
into the. hands of tho Catholics as sin-
hun a feeling ultninst that church. That
is the story tlnll lnls but-n (‘ill‘l‘t‘iil in
Saturday
he property was sold tiilil it hits full
(‘11 into the builds of (,‘niholica.
litmus R. t.‘ church owns it now.
P. H. McClcuu, lllu cncrgoilc pastor
of the church, wns (‘lttli'il over his nuc-
.‘t‘RH and he llllnmlncck that the work
0' building 1111 culture :11 ll cost of $40.-
'l‘hc holllle
ul tho proprrty now oecuplcd by Dr.
iiroud
Mrs.
court llllii tll‘lllt'lil the motion made by
the ullomllyn for Dr. Dow I1. Bimbo
illlil wlfc. llf lb‘lllgcpnrt. Ill illv $0.000
brolurlli
tuninui him by liliwnrll Morn III‘ltl wlfo.
The tlt‘liliidlllllh‘ wuniml l-crtllill por-
1long; of tho l'otllpluilli nirlcknlt out,
clubbing Illil.l Illi‘y wml nruuulcniiro.
'inll illny ullm nulwii for It morn upov‘iflc
know Wllt'lllf‘t‘
Dr. or MI'i-i. “who wuss rutlllllllr thc llvun,'rhonlnllloll.
automobitu at the limit of tho coili-
Tilu motloml were argued by luck: I". H. Butts. Hartford. and W.
Attorney Judson for the plaintiff and It. Cnilihnn. Bridgeport.
Attorney Marr for the defendant.
PENNBYLVANIANI BUY OREGON
May 22.--A
deal is Itltlfl to burn imcn prncticuliy
the Portland
Consolidated Strum. Railway Company,
operating nearly all too «treat our liner
in Portland. his been sold to c cyndi-
cute of Pennsylvania capitalists tor
$5,000,000. The company coercion 120
miles of trcokllgo in llnd about Port-
land, and is capitalised ct 86.000000.
M
cto 11c alto; Is to lulu n
m
trio Street Railway Dul-
' roan any»:
property.
acquired becuuso of any competition
against. the. Connecticut Railway 8:
with the United Gas
Company.
"An official of the New Haven incl.
dently rcnmrks that ho is perfectly
lnlprovmncnt
nil thoyfm‘eu. at and under .10 cents;
that over this amount the steam roads
want the business. There is no money.
say the steam l‘Oililli. Ill carrying 9. pall-
sengor on the steam lines for any dis-
tance for 10 cents. .
"This ()llli'llll mills: '“lt lit the poll-
cy of the [“1501“, management of-lile
Jersey New Haven slutoln to '1111 Its umllrs
so that it. will receive i o unqualified
Provi- endorsement of the traveling public.
We intend to giro tllc public every
9; Now- possible. facility for comfort, speed and
safety which can be offered. coukistcni
with the. coat. of such performance. We
inunui to go furthcr than this; in oth-
ponuihlc the public‘s requirements, and
7; Wu shuii leave it to the public to do.
tcrlnine whether or not we have gir.
on them it squurc (lt‘ill.'"
-—-li's folly to suffer from that horri-
ble plague of the night, itching plies.
Dooll's Ointment cures Quickly and
At any drug store, 50
.flll ""
.il'lii MAN AND GIRL ARRESTED.
.521;
.500 Took Horse from the Sutro Stables at
.300 Glenvilie.
3:: Julius 'l‘otslofi’. of Glcllvillc, liul‘lllltil‘
ly known as "Nugc." was sent to jull
for three months on Tuesday by Judaic
liurllcs for tukiuc a horse from thv
stallion of lllt'. tilenvillo land (30.. on
Sundny without the owner‘s permis-
sion, and ‘llslilg the clinic. His (‘0111
punion. Mincrl'u Willis. urn-stud on
Monday for tho stunt- crime. wns rc-
icnmld from custody. pending ull exam
lnuiioll by lilo pronocuiin: attorney as:
10 bur sllrl'ljnullliilgs being ill. etc.
The girl Will; only t‘oul‘iccn yellrst
ulll, lnld is n tlilllillllt‘i' of Mr. and .\1 rs.
Merritt Willis. Ml'. Willis is it curpl'n
tor. for two yours t-nlployvti ill the cur
burn of llii‘ iroliul' millpully. and his
wife uncrowded Mills Corn liillgltli'il in
llii‘ llrosrtllllkillg business iii For!
i‘lwstt-r. 'i‘llcy removed this week from
(ilcllvillc, utior living there llii"‘t‘
llmllllls, itlltl line now rcslding ill Nor-
wns in tho unmet ihul the girl had nlct
TURN)“, who is agcd 23, on King
Street lll Ilii‘. i‘i‘t“illiig. While 'I‘ctului‘i‘
wont 10 ”HI burn to null if ho could
inku the 110m». buck wliltllut lit‘lllL;
soon. me girl ulld horse disappcnrml,
find If is bcliuvod sill? drove in \Vlillt‘
l’lltlllu with an icy nn‘in. Early Mtlll‘
day morning Silt-rift liltcll snw the girl
llrifo by his house. and caught her on
i'ntlulln tl\‘|’illlt\ null luckcd hm- ul.
l‘vlgion‘ wlls found ill iilcnvillc and u -
so locl‘u'll up.
The gil'l'll mother, who in u formvr
u'lmol lilui'llt‘l‘, plvudvtl ill court for
tn-r child. and evidently was not aware
of ”to life llt‘l‘ tillulzbtcr was. living.
WARNING.
You cunnot huve good health unless
of your killllcyk um sound, for the kid»
ucys filter the. blood of impurities
which otherwise act as irritating pol»
sons and break down the delicate or~
runs of the body and cause serious
lier trouble and do not use Foley‘s
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind-
O'LOUGH LIN’S APPOI NTM ENTS
Names Important Committcu.
NAUGA'I‘UCK. Conn. Mil." 22.~~
Thomas O'loughlin, who was recently
olectod grand chief rungcr of tho Or-
ger of Fort-stem in this «state, yosten
day. announced several (-ollllllitioes
which hu hlld appointed.
mulled (luring tho your and are as fol-
l‘lllllnltt----~'l‘lulllnts O'LOIIKllllil, .l. .l.
Watch. Mcrhicn. and l“. A. lillxarty.
illrtfnrll
lly~luwu~.l. (' ltolu'll Waterbury;
'l‘bonluu llullt. Nllrwulk, and ill. .1.
:{cct‘ln Wuiurblll'y.
i'l'lntllllrwl". A. lltlgllrly, .I. .l, Willuh
and l. Wall. South Mllllcllcliior.
Willi and M. W. Hill-
Kvlllle,
Vow Haven: 11‘.
Auditoraww. ll.
Arbitrator—William
Dunbuty; Jumbo 1". Kanlloy‘, Shulton;
hon, Derby:
holly. Waterbury. p ‘
ONLV CUII POI DYOPEPIIA.
and hatching. i tried evorythhl
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PAGBID DHUGGIG‘I‘S’ EXAMINA-
whrc: ." (l. 1..
Dortmund. in. of Klitlnglr; W
Church. ctr
[What 9‘3”“? ... J‘ .
rnoLLllv mo orranco 10mm
New story About this Springtiold Eluc-
'BOSTON, May neutrino. News 130-
, "It llluy ho lllltil't-‘iillliis to know that
tho control of the Springfield Street
, railway proporty was offered jointly
to the Boston & Maine. the Boston &
Albany and the New Haven, but Pro-
' sldont ’l‘uttle, of the Boston &, Maine
did not. think the street railway stock.
. was worth more than 115 per chard 103
hill roud. ulillough the New Haven pot»
pie bollovo it ill worth $220 per share
and um stated to be well pictured with
the results of their operation of tho
"Thu Springfield proporty was not
of its lines with those of tho Now l-ia-
you road, but to infi‘cncll the bitter
Lighting Company. which is lltliliiltcti
willing that. the trolley linen shall have
trouble. if you have kidncy or bind-
Kidncy Cum, you will have only your-
self to blame for results. as it positive.
tier diseases. Sold at Plaisted‘s Drug
St. Store. ”
ltvv,
Grand Chief Ranger 0t Forester-I
* ’l‘lle conlnliiu
Request of Defendant. for Informltlon toes are the most important of those
Not Granted in Mora-Beebe Suit.
superior iowu:
3k D'lcltcrmbb
34 WASHINGTON s'r. scum NORWALK. court.
Appolll null docirinlv-fl’. Mt-Hulrh.
Nllltlru-
De Young.
’1'. .l. O‘iicllry Naugntuok: T. if. Kor-
. B. Adlm! and M. com to luy in ‘your ne
est prices.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. allyll: "i suffered for your» with
dynpepllia, uilcd to have great dingo”,
could bur of. but nothing helped me
until i took martian Balm; cud one 50
cent bottle cured mu ooinplotoiy.
. . t'l‘or cilia by R. H. Plat-ted. 11‘. ii. Box-
TO DISCUSS 00.0nlftA‘I‘iv: MIN- tor, and The OliitorltPhcrmncy. “
HAll’l‘ IIAKF) (tl’l‘l’. limb. Muy 22w—
The National Convention of tho Wrists
em Fettcrutlon of Miriam hogan itll
About 300
delegates are in uttominnve. 'l‘lto picll
(lo-operative mining
and 51011010111: outcrprlllnll in one of the
important malldfil to collie before the
122 Water St, 'l‘cl. 936-3. .
Wood St, Tel. 203 '
‘lMNlliIitY. May 22.nw'l‘llo «untold
fill cahdtdutcl for ptillrmlwblill‘ linens.
on at. tho iatlt. examination hold by tho
Shim board of l’illlrmtwy. of which A.
1.1 Dickinzon, of [hill city in sect-curry.
floater. of Waterbury;
AND Fun STORE. : . ~
Hobart. .1. Boyle. of New Haven: Motion ‘
Th“ iv e... an E
Washington; Edward 1..
”an”, of my my“. cud Thoma A.
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‘ Bridécport Advertisements. Bridgcportihdvcrtiucmcntc.
«~ W . vi
The D. M. Read Co.
Ertabh'rlud 1637
put——
Verondnh Appointments.
(Lil course everyone. who Vials a vcmndall will convert
it into a pleasant living,- room for the summer. It can be
mode as comfortable and artistic as one wishes, according
to spurc and situation.
Crcx null Moouji Rugs arc to be had for tho floor, and
they are exceedingly ilppropriatc. The wczlvc is tough illiil
durable, the colors artistic, and the fibre such that moisture
dries out rapidly. All sizes.
Rockers. Scitces, Lounging Chairs and Tables are of
the prettyprcen Prairie Grass or Reed. There is also a new
style, the Silver Maple, light grayish green and very :lt-
.tl'llciivc.
Vudor l‘orcll Scrccns, which add much to the appear-
ance of a vcranllah and give desired privacy.
Sizes 4x78, 6117.8, 10x78.
(’irceu llzlnlboo Screens and llark Screens, ,
Sizcs (1x8, 8x3, 10x8.
liannllocks, Pillows and Straw Seals.
Damask Napkms a. Specmlty.
We have a line of Napkins to close out that all house-
kccpcrs will consider excellent value. The sizc is 22 inches.
Value $1.35 for $1.19 Value $2.00 for $1.69
Value $1.50 ...... for $1.29 Value $2.25 for $1.89
\‘nluc $1.05 for $1.39 Value $2.50 for $1.99
Brushes of All Kinds.
All sorts of llrusllcs arc invented to aid the llousckccp-
or and bore arc some required for daily use. .
Hard Wood Floor llruslles, $1.51) to $.00.
Dust llrusllcs, 10 to 98c.
Scul'l) llrusllcs, 5, lo, and 15c.
Stove llrusllcs. [0. l5, and 25c.
Asbestos Stove lirusllck, 18c.
Sanitary lirushcs, 50c.
l'lzltc llrushcs, 25 to 456.
0111 (links l'li‘iislit's, 50c.
Lung linlldlcd llutll llrusllcs, 98c.
Furniture lli‘lisllt‘n‘, .15 1098c. .
Round Window llrusllcs, 50 and 756.
Long \\'illtlow llrusllcs. 25 nud~75c.
l‘olcs. 10 and 12c.
\\='cil,;htcd Floor l‘olisllcl‘s, $2.25 to $3.50.
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The June Designer is ready at illc l‘aitcrll (fountcl'.
The D. M. Read Co.
3 Floor Colorings.
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We are Now Prepared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
. .CARPETS
ingrain, Tapestlu. Blusspls, Veivets, Bodll
. Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings, Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums, Mats and Rugs
Shades to Order a Specialitll.
.1.
50b.
v
'l‘olcphonc 3' 3:6.
xt wihtcr‘c cool now.. We sell the but at the low
. ~41-
, 132' mom-mm 8r «SON.
...f ' Public Market, 2 80.101111 ”at.
John . Bayou, 5 Main Street, Norm k.
Special Reduction Sale or Easier
' on LADIII AND CHILDREN'S coArt.»
silk Guilt, Iklmft’rimmod Hiltumt Unit-1mm“. Am I Moll line of ,
Nook War at low prion. "
upon: swim: cLscwucllc oomc To 11ch THE mu atom
' m“ r on
Store,
a. Minamoto” or am. Wow NDRWAILI}. ‘
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ab»...
Scavicw Am. Tcl. 14m.
Norwalk Chronicler