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Court Sustains Will of Johnson, Leav- I British Envoy's Salary Made $36,500 , Italian Charged With Abduction Two
big Estate to Edna Dickerson. i
MINNEAPOLIS. only .nuwrt E
Johnson, the Itiiiiitt'tlilt'o lumbcrmnu.
who tllcd lcavlnt: till his $1000.00“ cs-
tate to Miss Edna Illt'kcrsott. n (‘iticu-
go tucnogruphcr, was tit‘f‘iitl't‘li to bo‘;
of "sound ttttti disposing lililili :tud t'rl‘c 3
from nuy iliifiiit‘ ittfiuoncc," in tho l’ro-
bate court Suturduy.
Miss itickorston \vns in tho court
room of tho limo tho dct-luion was
read. und silo nt mm,- utudo nrrunao-
month to ultldlfy its oxct-ulrix nticrt
giving a bond of $5.000, ’I‘ho fact that
She is the “01° ”“1"" “mi cxcctttrtx i blrtlns tltnt lhc cost of lirinlz itt thc l clutrttc.
placcs: her at ouot- in control of the Mir ,
tire estate.
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One Minuto iottgh Curo is right on 2
‘tlme when it coutcu to curing t‘outilts. I
Group. Whooping Cough, etc. It in pcr~ ’ sndor to truly t-ct-oirt-s, nmt only $3.500 .
fectly ltarmlcsu, pleasant to tnkc und i loss than tho Amlmssudor nl lh-rlin.;
witcrc lllH Majesty‘s I'cproi-t-tttutirc lst
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is the children's favorite Cough Syrup.
Sold by The Clifford Phrtrntacy.
‘ ittlottttntc prupot‘ly tn
, .ilulcsly'u rI-pt'cscntutiw in Wnshlutr
30 He May Dwell in Jefferson
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LONDON. Illuy :4; «Sir littttt‘y Mor-
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to thc I'ttltcd Stutcs, was in u lmppt
ft‘uttn- of rttlnd witcu ho snilcd for Non
th'lt.
During his visit Sir llcury cottvitn-td
tho li‘orclttn (lfllco that tho sulury Ill
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muiutuiu ilir
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nddctl $4.000 it your to his fillitll‘y.
'l‘ltc FUI‘PIRII (lilit't- tllplotnnllculiy m:-
iluitcd Sluice lms grctttiy incrr-usod
during t'ect‘ttt yours, nud tltcrci‘orc
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Amour: Wane comm
South Norwaik Girls.
Attorney John .I. t‘unoo but: pout
to Ilt'tfoklytt to Itppcur for .lnun-a For
‘ ccillluo, tltc ltullult, who wuu :trrostod
. III that pinch. lust wcck, -'iiiil'i.',t‘ti with
Vultducilou by l.l'/.'/.io tht uud ilItIttlt
Koch. of South Noru'ttllt. 'l‘hc one:
will Ito hcld itt tho Supcrior t‘fllirl.
it will ho t'ottnuttbcrcd tlml Iltc 7.ii'
. ult'l rcccutly lttttl nu littllntt Iron"
‘Iirltlucport, who had brought lit‘i‘ tutti
; ltttWtuct‘ girl down from \‘i'tttct'lvut‘l‘, rtr
,i‘tisll'vi ltt tho l‘ttl‘k (‘ily on it riiiiiifii
in this cuso tltc dcit-ndnnt
. \I’HH t‘clcpsctl.
-, Altot'ucy (Yunco first wont to iirltlgc
1 port and got Iiit' fut-ts of the cusp it.
, lltut. pluco.
. . "it \VilH utmost u Iniruclc. iiurdock
lilood lliltcrs (‘lll‘t‘ti mo of It irrrlhlo
lit-culling out nil over tho body. 1
um wry grntct'ul." Mitts .lulin Flt
brldnc, Wcut Cornwall, Court.
inutes.
ad Tonclls.
Dylpeptto or cater: -
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WEDNESDAY. MAY :4, tons.
HA" .;
Base Boll News
BLUES Mousouror Lne'r PLACE
Tuckoy Bringe Victorwaow Haven
; Play: Errorlen Game. ;
nnw HAVEN, May fit—By pleylns‘
errorieee ball with Pitcher Tom Tuck-
ey; in the box, and to the delight of a,
email crowd of routers, who braved
the thrtdoncott of n. storm to attend. the
name, New Haven sutmoodod in strug-
gling out of the last place yesterday.
afternoon tit Suvtn Rock ltl‘fllmdtt by
defeating Jack ’I‘Iitbe'e Norwich wer-
riorn, itt no uncommonly well-played
game, by line ucoro of i to 2. Score
by innings: .
0x 0
00—»2 9 4
R. If.
N. Huron v4 7
Norwich
00
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1 t)
I 0
Springfield, 7; Meriden, 6.
SPRINGFIELD. May 24.—~Meridon
bud yesterday's game won after Sprint;~
ficld bud made "four errors in the
sixth inning, but in the eighth, with
two out, Thatcher's. muffod a foul fly;
and Inter Tunney sent lit the tying run
with i). single. Tho game see-sawed
utttll the eleventh tuning, when I-tlttglcu
by i‘iowlcr null Dillon won the gutting.
lioih tcrtnts played ioost-ly lit the field.
00 3
10
,fl. Kennedy tntuio it home rttn ovor
Lilo right. field f’cncc in the first inn-‘
our. The score by innings:
it. 1!. E.
Springfltdd
L 21!;010ltttttiiw7lti 5
Morilion
21000300000-G ii 7
ilnttcrics: Ilowlor and iiobargc;
Madden» 11 10 .524 W Britt e on Advertheme
‘riduenort. 10 to .noo E p "“m
0W Haven, [1 15 .31“;
Norwich, 5 15 .350
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standing in‘ National League.
Won. trout. i’.C.
New York. 25 ii .dtlii
i’ittnburg, 18 14 .ooa‘
Philadelphia. 15 '14 .517
Chicago. 1;? 16 .516
Cincinnati, 13 17 .033
Boston. 12 18 .400.
St. Louis. 12 18 .400
Brooklyn, 13 22 .371
Standin'gtln American Lupus.
Won. Lost. P.0n
Chicago, 16 11 .593
‘ Cleveland, til 11 .560
Philadelphia, 15 12 .560
Detroit, 14 13 .519
Washington, 14 16 .467
New York, 13 16 .448
St. Louis, 13 Id .448
Boston, 12 10
TUCKEY HERE TO PLAY.
W
New Haven Twirier Returns Ready for
Buelneee and Hickey in Due Today,
Thontttzs Tuckoy, New Ilnven'u prized
pitcher, about whom Ito much hut-t been
said null writtcn on account of his sun-
pounlon front the league for plnytng ltt~
dependent, ball, was on tlto bench dur-
ing the norm: Itt. SftViIi flock yesten
day afternoon and Manager llnnltltor
snitl that he intended to use him in
tho gumo with Norwich. hero this af-
ternoon. It. will be 'I‘utekoy'u first on-
pcztrancc with the local club on tho
,dirttnond this sermon for it is only I'(.\
cently. as is quite wcll known, that,
his suspension wait raised through the
Rogers Itliti 'l‘ltuckcrrt. illt‘i‘Cl.‘ttltt‘y offices of Secretary
‘.()‘Itourko, of tho Connoctlput League.
Holyoke. 5; Hartford, 2. i It. is well known that ()‘Rourko's
IIOIA'UKE, Mul’ g4;...t,;n-gety reason for booking the ro~lnstaiontont
through the wiltlnous of Kttrnn, who
guru cipht buses on bulls, llolyoku
ycstct'du)’ dcl‘cnicd ilnrtford b to 2,
the homo icttnt ttlso bunclting its ltitr-t.
Wiliit‘ iltc set'crt urodltctl to Hartford
ucro scuttorcd through its many inu-
tugs. 0n tho othcr ltttttd, llodgo Was
in good form, striking out five mun
und giving only one puss. (lusttncyct‘
uud Ilunttucl cnch not it iiil‘i'l‘rililggt‘l'
and two tloublc plnyu Wtjl‘li rtoloti. 'l‘lto
scorn by innings:
R. II. It}.
ilolyokc 2 it it 2 i it it it row—ft b 3
iinrli‘ord o t o u o u o 1 0-4 7 2
iittilorlcu: ”(Mil-W utttl Sltlttcol;
Kurns uttd Dorttn,
New London, 7: Bridgeport, 3.
liltllit‘vlfil'tm'l‘, Mny 2rl.«-~Ncw Lon-
don iook ycstrrduy's pump front
iiridtchort by tho score of 7 to it. Tiil‘
visitors found Wndc's offcrlrttzs to tho“-
lilting, and lltcy bunched tin-tr ltltu ltt
tho st-t'tutllt; utmost (it‘li’ili‘l. ltltn front
.ho box. llc won givcn line support
and thc errors attributed to the home
from \vcro doc to difficult chnnt‘os.
hiclntughliu, who won on the slab for
tho visitors, Wilt-l both unsteady and:
puzzling. llc Ilri‘St‘ilIGti .Ilntnty
O‘Rourko with four tiltsst‘s to first
buso: Scorc by innings; .
_ R. If. E.
N. London I (l I 0 5 (i ll lt 0-—~'I' 10 i
it :i
Iiutlcrics: hiriautghlln tutti Artu-
lli'lirilvi'; Wudc nud H iiourkc.
YALE, 7; VERMONT, 1.
New Haven Collegians Get All Their
Runs in First Two lnninge.
Talc rolled up st-t'cn runs iIt twu lmt-
tugs ltgttlnsi llto l'ut’wrulty of \‘ct'tuoul
ycutwrday. but \Yilti tumble to find
(intuphcli uflt-r lln- scrond tuning, lti»
though thcy toucltcd itirtt up for to total
of Iilil'l‘t‘t‘ll hits during the tiny. .lnck.
ton kcpt Yormottl's ltllu senttorod. but
in tho soronlh utudc Vermont tt prt-s-
out of its only run by a wild pitch.
Williams did tln- host flcldlng for Vor-
tuottl null Klimt-y for thin. Chlpln.
Yuio‘s now cuttrhcr, utndo an excellent
ltttprcssion. ’l‘hc scorn by innings:
It. If. B.
Yule I it it o b (i it t) 0»? 13 2
0
7 ..
Chopin;
Vcrmout it o o o o (t i it 0-4
littttcriou: .lm'ltson tttttl
(,‘mttpboll uttd Ix’ihhy.
National League. ;
It. If. it).
At Now York:
Now York 3 ti o 3 It i i 0 xw-T g 0
Cttnrlu. o o o u u u o o o— ...... o :l n
l‘iutlcrlt-s: .‘Iitliitdhfilill mid Ilowcp
mun; livoruil und i'hclpu.
At l’hilttdclpltlu:
I R. if. E.
l’hiin. it it 4 1 i (i t I x—w-iji 13 i
CIIICIIKD 1 ti 2 it I l 0 it 0—0 It 1
iiutioricu: l‘itllngor and Abbott
Brown and Kltng.
At Brooklyn:
It. If. F).
St. Louis .1 i 0 it i ti 0 0 (tw-t't h" 2
ltmoitiyu it u u u u u o 2 2 ~~~~~ l to :t
nttllcrii-u: 'I‘hicitunn and Warner;
human. lhwucltor nntl liltttu'.
Al Bot-lion:
it. It It).
Itonion n 0 n t o It It It x«-~t h
I’lilnburtr (i it it it 0 0 o 0 firm-ll it 1
lb Horton: Young rtml Nccdttuut;
I‘ltllhvpo null (ittt'iuch.
‘ American League.
At. (liovoinnd:
I’blltt. :l 2 0 b ‘0 ii 0 2 0-«7 II 7
Cleveland ti 3 i tt 0 ti 0 0 Omit ii 4
batteries: Monk and 1"0W6fll; Dono-
iuto, Moore and Huoinw.
#-
R. H. E.
At Detroit:
R. it. fit.
Detroit. 0 0 ll 0 0 0 ll 5 Kwfi 10 l
Nt-wir‘ork 300010000-4 7 4
Button-tee: Killian and Darrin; Grit-
tlth. Powell and McGuire.
At Chicago:
It If. E
Chum o o 3-0 0 o n 0 our 1'
Worth. 000009002~272
hotter-inn: Own and Sullivan;
Townsend and Klitrotlgo.
At St. Louis:
. it. it. It}.
Benton 000030020-«582
Shlmltln 0000000304 7 2
batteries: Winters tutti Critter; Mor-
gan Inn] Sngdtm.
Conneotieut League Modding.
of tho dlt-tputctl player, was only bo-
Cltnuc ho rcttltnod at the last moment
tltni the fight ht- put up against Tuck-
or and Manager (3. .l. littnnhcr, hltd
prejudiced the local followers of the
noun: ttgttinst hint and had hurt the
guntc lmtucosuruhly ltt this city. flu-
dct' tltcsc conditions tho uttmttlttttcc
wun bound to be light and thut in
turn hurt, tho pot-kctbook of tilt.-
Iirlduoport Ililiiiflgt'l‘ and the other
lttttguutcs of tho lcuguc, who then pro-
vttilcd upon O‘llourkc to gut Tuttkoy
buck lil'i‘t“_ Ilc wns Kind to do it, no-
cortlinrz to his own ulntcmottt, hill. the
iron rcusmt tltcrcforc, he foiled to dis-
l close.
'l‘uckoy is looking thinner than he
did last your but ncrcrlhcioss tools as
wull on over and thinks that his pitch.
iing ability has not dctcrlorutod in the
trust.
Ilo nrrircd horo nbout 1 o'clock you-
tcrduy afternoon. and word at onro to
tho Rock, whore Ill‘ wuu glvcu n unit,
not it bluo uniform. but one of tilt-
spttro once lying around tho dressing
'r'oout. and be t'IIIIIO out on tho iit‘iti
with tho rcst of tho icutu.
liartultcr now to: is thitt with 'I‘ttckcy
ho is well suppllcd with good pitchcru.
At [tl'l‘SL‘HL bositlo 'I‘lttrkcy. he htlS
flint-ring, Cot'cot'ttn, Sherwood and Rob-
tinsou. it in ltkciy that tho coming of
I 'l‘ttcltoy will bring uhottt the release of
_ltolpuson, though this youngster is
flooked upon up it good man and it
ought not to be difficult for hint to
lttnd sorttcwltcro In the. lottgtttl. Dorr-
lttu’t-t firm is laid up bill. be will bc lit
1form again when It (:ontos his turn to
‘tttko a try in the box. He should
1"le pitched yesterday but owlttt: to n
cold ho caught whlic pitching in the
,nunto with Holyokn Int-rt. 'I‘ttostlny be
. wns not ill sltltpo.
Mike Iiickcy. of Now Haven, is thin
In Now Iluvcu today. suyI-a the Spring—
ihld Republican, and ii is expected
that ho will hp put on second base. Ito
wus rolcttsotl by Holyokc. Rogers will
rovct' short, if Hickey pluyt-t and Mill‘-
titt‘s rounding is in doubt.~Now lrlnv-
on ltoglstor, Tuesday.
CORNEN'S GREAT
FEAT.
PITCHING
Held Norwich Down to Two Bate Hits
and No Rune—Star Fielding by
Both Teame. ’
’tIiy Ess. W. Soc. in tho Bridgeport
5 Post, Tuestluy).
Bridgeport won a fine ball game
ycslcrduy afternoon at 'Ncwfieid pnrk
nnd Norwich furnished thr- mnt upon
which we wlpod our baseball foot to
tho tune of 4 to it it won mainly due
to lint notable pitching font of young
Mr. Cornen, who had the curvcs of n
contortlonlst, the specd of a. Murmur.
It was the vcry best. bit, of curve serv-
ing seen at. the pork this year. Only
two intro crncku and ncttrcutont in or-
der itt seven of the nine innings.
Gilt Edged Twirling.
The other titty Mr. Cornon officiated
nuttinst Morldcn nnd pttt up an ex-
hibition thnt. Would be severely criti-
ciecd on the klndcrgnrtcn buck lots.
Youtorduy he wont. to tho other end of
tho unmitt. und exploited It curve on
mum-til lhnl would Ituvo boon it crcdlt
in (Iiirlttty Mutittswuon. 'I‘nlk ttbout
tIlecro, wvll. Norwich wuu nu much
puzzled with lliii shoots an a bold
bonded man over the gyrntiouu of n
ncnlp hunting fly. (,lttly titonhndow of
It wnbbio from first to lust and tltttt
was quickly straightened out. Not n
visitor roncltod third, Itnd only two
touched thorboii' way stack.
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[T WILL KEEP
It is not always necessary
to use rt whole bottle of
Seott's Emulsion. What'is
left will keep. We have seen
rt bottle of our Emulsion
three years old that instill
good. What: other preppra;
sweet and permanent for half
that length of time? Scott's
Emulsion is. always reliable
because it's always absolutely
Won. Loci. P . .
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cliche. ‘13 ii 600 " '
New London, 11 ‘9 . ‘ “timing-WM, » <
Hartford, . ... 11 ‘40 Wemunihiulm mm,
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tion of cod liver oil will keep 1
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Eerabllebed 1837.
Last Week of the: Silver Sale.
The stock of Silver has tltinncil out pcrccptibly land we
have been obliged to take from the window to replen-
ish the supply on the counters. Our attempt to give the
people of Bridgeport 2t scrics of fine bargains in household
Silver has utct with success, and the assortment is still
largo: enough for us to offer the same values of last‘wcck.
Tort Scts, regularly $8.00 and $10.00, ttow $6.00 and $7.75
Sugar & Creams " $2.501tud $3.50,n0w $6.00aud~$2.75
Salad liowis, -$r.’50 and $2.25, uow$t.25 and$r.75
$1.00 and .90 and$t.35
$2.50 and $2.75, now $1.75 and $2.00
linking liisltcs, $0.00, now $3.00 and $4.50
Crumb Scts, $2.50,now$t.50 and $2.00
Conspicuous in the sale is the array of Flat Silver,
In
llr 'Itti Trays, “ $1.50, now
Cztkc llztsltcts, “
$4.00 and
of
$2.00 anti
Knives, Forks, fiiifi Spoons. 'l‘hcsc are heavily plated on
white tnctal and will wear for ycztrs.
'l‘cztspootts, 45¢ a set Fruit Kuivcs, 75c a set
Dessert Spoons, 95¢; a sci Sugar Shells, 150 a set
"l‘nblcspoous. use a sci Butter Knives, 150 a set
Rogcrs' Knives and Forks, regularly $3 a dozen, $1.25 (I. sci.
Rogcrs‘ 'l'cuspoous, I'cgularly $2 at tlozcn, (for gt sci.
O ’ C I ‘
Chfldren s Stockmgs—Specml.
l’lain blnck MZICO Stockings, strong and firm of wcavc,
with tlottltlc kttccs ztuti double wltitc split soles.
regularly 380. Spccinl at 25c.
Silt-s (I to 8} ,l. ,( ltt snlc itttrttctliutcly.
A quality
Stumped Litton lit-Its, Shoulder Collars. Stock Collars,
t'ont Collar and Cull Scts, :ttttl Li‘urnovcrs. all ready for em-
itl‘(,iitil‘l‘_\’. Mitii)‘ of tltc pnticrtts do not rcquirc much work,
will not lilix‘t' much time or skill, yct tltcy are effective.
At tltc Art Ncctllcwork Scctiolt.
How you sccu tltosc lnrgc lrttsscls Rugs
soiling for $20.00?
they are
The D. M. Redd/Co.
Fl ,.
Wearc Now Prepared to Show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
, CAttrtats
lrtgrain. Topestru, Brussels. Velvets, Bodu
. Brussels.
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China arid Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums. Mats and Rugs
Shades to 'Order a Specialitu.
‘S\. Dickcttnsn ,5) Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST»
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to lay in‘ your next winter’s cool now. We sell thebestgt the tow-
.elt prfeee.‘ - . ‘ '
B. 1 mam & son, . ‘
no Water Sh. Tel. 236-3. - ‘ 7 Scarlett/Av... Tel. 1493.
Wood Sh. Tel. nos-4. Publ c Market... 9 So. In 89.
L'r‘lchn _ 'J‘E '
Specia Rodttotion Sale For Either
, I count” AND eHILoum cown.,_ ;
em: outto,.emm,,‘rrimu Hail and Untrimmed. Atop,- nleeJlne or
Neck Wear at low prion. '
“rode eovtuo “newness can: To on
me run 019th 'i i “9' a
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