ow . .
. 1- k3 mac 1 ntwo.
M Em :iigosted in m n with
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all!
Ilip lug under the canvas tent.
ice ‘0, and when searched the secv
0nd lawn about.$300 inhis poc-
‘llbty uty Judge Will was called'
in we City Hall and made the men
3i - s. cash bond of $300 for their
villi
”pegged
.lic . : hey pleaded guilty on
oils 8 of conducting a gambling de-
vio- and were fined :30 each, amount-
I'diluedlof, ,
Vhon of $300 on thetabie, end im-
.11], atcly it was attached for $1,000
to wtisfy claims of John Fruh, of
Li ufleld, who claimed to have lost
the um of $38 in the game.
(30.1 L
defcdants but. they decided that it
hav the case tried in court.
clvllrprocess was settled for the, sum
of $41.45,
' Just as surely as the sun shines your
WINCH-FRO.
. .n . miy 0M
Amount». Who Had
surge _
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. oven Chief
”ng “you duty at the
V . Was told tin? swings hliid
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3 in not. bystanders: .' > In. tawny
.‘. ' filth! momentum prisoner
' ypoe, ito‘haver’poe‘sed the money .
‘thsf’mui whohsfl been taking
at the door.
° , our Hull, who appeared at this
., Italied after the Becca: man,
fl after a. chase throughv‘t tents ,
.. him in the side show. The
‘ istorted to run when he was dis-l
, but the ofiicer grabbed him
legs as he was in the act of
,9
a two men were taken to the
rance in court the next morn-
.. The men, who gave their names
“hn Wright and John Clark, were :
by Judge w. ,A., Rorhn-
t e «
us to $75.85. Wright was fined 85
and costs additional for resistance to
on u leer.
A enthuse fines and costs were
Chief Bears put the cash
This
as a. matter of surrpsie to the
we better to pay the money ihnn to
This
A great deal of credit is
due to the officers for their work on
this case.
STRICTLY GENUINE.
Most of the patent medicine tcsli-.
monials are probably genuine, The rol- ;
lowing notice recently appeared in the
Atehisori (Kan) Globe: "Joe Tack,
a well known engineer, running on the
Missouri :Pnclflc between Wichita and l
Kiowa, lately appeared in a big one, |
with a picture, and when he was in,
this ‘ office today we asked him ‘
about if. He says he had
teriiflc pains in 3 his stomach. und‘
thought, he had cancer. ills l
druggist recommended Kodol and he
says it cured him. He recommended'
it to others, who Were also cured. “Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and cures all stomach troubles
stomach can he brought back to its or
iglnal pure condition and life sweet
sued by this lasting and truly the
greatest digestant known. Sold by '
The Clifford Pharmacy. “
Mia—~—
YA LE vN EE D3 $10,000,000.
This Sum Necessary to Keep Up With
Harvard.
NEW HAVEN, Mny 26.~—\'alc Uni
versity will need on incrcnso of 310,-
000,000 to her productive funds to
mnke the institution us well cndowcd
as Harvard, her family collcgc rival,
and to permit Ynlc to grow for any
considerable period without pinching,
The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokcs, .lr..
secretary of Yale University, said in a
statement issued yesterday.
The deficits lurccent yours exclu-
sive of the dining hall accounts, have
been as follower 4-1'901~2, $17,000:
1902.3,3294100; 19034, 341.000, and
1904.5 (first half year}, 313,000.
Mr. Stokes dceiurcs- that. "Yule
could not incrcuno tuition tors unless
Harvard joiucd in n similur move-
ment, and thin or present, seems un-
likely, 'Nur cun Ynll- hold the West
and regain the South with n lnrger
tuition Rm.’ Reduction of salaries.
he says, is out of the questions. as
Harvard and Columbia give consider-
ably lnrgcr salaries. ' ' '
“The raising of incrcascd endow-
ment," he declares, "is vitally neces-
sary and the only adequate solution.
Yule would have to add $10,000,000
to her Income producing funds if they
wer tone made as in go as Harvard's.
A inrouch as the recent student
in ve‘ment which increases the finan-
cinl resources of theuuivcrsity or of
snyof it; departments :imuld he most
heartily encouraged."
HOTWIATHER FILES.
Persons afflicted with Piles should
be careful at this season of the your.
Hot weather and bad drinking water
contribute to the conditions which
make puea more painful and danger-
ou . DeWiit's Witch Hazel Solve
instrumdrsws out the oorcnesg
on 0 re“ det'the compensation
thefuolpcofliilfi 'De iii &,00. Sold
mun sitcom. rumo- ‘ 4*
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hmolmvron woos HALL.
WILLIMANTIC, Msy 27.——Momorini
exercises in honor of the 1m John
mails“. eat-judo. oi the Superior Court
on
York. sw'llnmi end Hartford Roth
road were held yesterday by the Wind»
nun County Bor‘numiat‘lon of. the
enortcuiendsr session of the Superior
court. Judge Qua; A. Robinson omin-
ing. Addresses of eulogy were 3 n
by Mtornoyflonorsl William A. :10“. ‘
Bu .plpm president ,of the harm
and. stated torney curios
iii. _ lo... Approp we resolutions
wort adopted.
. ‘l A (W >
for son/reel up to thrill.
M r» c .iiita il..
,oue ii 0 ,ii .
«to 6‘ rl iii-Iron
isms, lis.’ my run-
on flail. Medial,
~ . . .Wl riding not:
: welcome.»
’5’ .g'fl‘tfliigord l’hermoc‘v‘
Rmoo sit
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Commenting
ier than it would have been had the wee thcr been a little more scasonablc. We have in consc-
quencc thereof decided to make some nousblc pri ce cuttings in the different departments-«Silk
Suits, Brilliantine Suits, Covert Jackets, Silk and Wash Suits. Our entire stock of Trimmed
Hats will be sold at unusually low prices at this time of the year. YOUR PURCHASES MAY
BE CHARGED AND YOU SETTLE THE BILL IN WEEKLY PAYMENTS in case you are
alittlc short of ready cash at pncscnt. You pay no more for this privilege than the cash cus-
tomcr.
oti
Saturday '
Lasting ' Until Mundag,
x wan-sag»!
a
r
10:30 f
In
‘<
Milling- all
i .
On account of the cool days we have been having we find that our stOck is a little heav-
..~.. Shippan P0lnt~Lal1d oo.
Cor-carols P l but of me Glme in the
bounded delight of‘ tho Hoiyoke specta;
fors‘ New Haven yesterday boat out
Holyoke. 2 to l, in eleven innings, the
s mputiiies of the crowd going to the
v siiora on Umpire Kennedy putting
Cloroorsn out of the game at the begin
{ring of the (tenth inning. Golden came
11 o
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.
i
o
of
A very lmiulsomc uswrtmmu tilt-w
Suits—«Tai‘fcta Silks: lllack, ”llluc, (irccn
\‘t'inc color, wry nicely mudc null iinisbcll:
for this salc, ,
$12.98
Another lot of vcry liuc Silk illlii liliocnnc
Suits, only our suit of a kind, about :1 dozen
all told. The prices of lilt'SL‘ suits range from
$20.00 to $55.1“. Will be will \‘cry clicuply
for this sulc.
Lawn Waists.
About fivr liundrcd Lawn “hints, all
sizes. and iiii‘ linmlsnmcsi lihstil‘lllii'lll in
town, to bc sold at this sulc for
980 $1.25 .
Wash Silk Waists.
Black and White Waists, trimmed with
law inscrtiuu (lilli sonic arc tuclml.
$1.98 to $3.98
Covert Cloth Corset
Coats.
.\ wry lumi- assortment in bc l'lczircll out
from
' $3.93 to‘$10.00
'I'licsr ('uais nrc Worth 5331).) and
murc than or ask for them.
$5.00
Skirt Department.
llrillianiinc Accordcon Skirts,
$5.00
Fancy Mixture Skirts, \'oilc, Cloth, l’un-
sum in all ibc leading eiylcs and shapes, at
grcafly rcduccd prices.
. ly president of the New.
i i".
l. r
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ll Mr: M i"! ‘r' _ . ’A
' . . K'H‘iiiillw
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xlhlim mow the nine
, of , . ilk-mom film
,, months drown Princoa
macadamiaiur. V...
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In our Clothing Department we are showing the latest Fancy Mixed Worstcds. Square
Cuts, with large slit in back of custom-equal to custom made. and made in union shops. Every ‘7
coat bears the Union Libel. Prices from $7.98 to $90.00.
(linens. charge narrow and Settle your Bill in
“Small f Convenient Payments. ‘ "
.rnmll‘u riirzl‘fi
I No CONTEST.
Tenth union—Golden Put in
to Pitch.
HOIJYOKE, ‘Muy 27.--'l‘o the un-
pltch out the game and held the
locale down to one hit and struck out
two men. Violrers' home run in the
ilflh was the only tally for Holyoke.
New Haven tied in the ninth on two
hits and no ascension on the part of
the Holyoke holders. The winning
run come in on Martin's single, Thic»
sen’sdouhlc and Hickcy's safe one.
Rogers sprained his ankle in the sixth
and will be put out oflho game for 11
week. Score by innings:
R. H. l3.
N. H. (l0000000101a2 81
Hol. 00001000000-l
Meriden, 5; Norwich, 4.
MERIDEN. May 27.~—Meriden defeat.
on Norwich in it pretty game at Han-
over l’urk yesterday nftornoon by n
score of 5 to 4. Although Rogers and
McLean were hit hard, snappy fielding
prcvonicd more scoring. Burke put.
the. boil over the center field fence, for
it home, run in the first inning, the first
time it hns been done this season. The
scorch innings:
'~ . R. H. E.
Mel-ides 2 o 1 0 1 1 0 0 x~5 12 1
Norwich 0 012 0 0 0 l 0~—4 121
Batteries: Rogers and Thackera;
Manson-and! Piunkott.
Springfield. 7; Bridgeport, 4.
BRIDGEPORT. Mny 27.~~l3ridgcport
82 “w.
V SATURDAT. MAY .‘1, x905.
-..,.., you»... ,,
, M...”
' ' w " 7 $200,000
i
,o-n. r .
Q 5 ms rise-r mom-oils: 6.?“ CENT. 001.0 soups.
Dated April ill, 10%. Due April int. 1910.
coupon nodes or 31,000 EACH WITH rsovisiou son neonarsmou
interest Payable Semi-Annually. Ap ril and detour. at the adios of the
STAMFORD TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE, STAMFORD, CONN.
A large part of the above Loon having been sold, the remaining
BONDS ARE OFFERED AT PAR .
TO YIELD FULL 6 PER GENT. ON THE INVESTMENT.
Interest is Payable From April 1st, ”05. ..
The right is reserved to reject‘any application and to award smaller
amounts than applied for.
The Under-signed Will Receive Subscriptions.
And Furnish Full Particulars Upon Request.
.lllf SHIPPAN POINI [ANDVS'VCOMPANh
EDWARD MchCKAB, Gen'l Munsger, or JAMES B. JENKiNs, Pree't.
27 Pine at, New York. [Wmfordl Conn.
" m
to do all the butchering business in
town; but our meats, the ws. we cut
and ser've ihem‘an’d our exceedingly
modest ”WWW???“ 93,.3“, looking
fora large share“ of the town's patron-
age in our line. This card asks only
a. trial order from you. We hope the
way we fill it will induce you to favor
us again. .
.1. 1144000013.
Successor to Jacob'Schaub.
22 WashingtOn Street. .. Phone 3222.
hull yesterday‘s .glune well in hand un-
til the sevcnih inning. when a num-
ber of mlspiuys and errors gave
Springfield four runs', pulling them in
the lead and winning the game by the
score of 7 lo 4. in the second inning
the visitors threatened to knock New-
man hard and he was taken out. of the
box. Odell went in and pitched a
good game until his support suddcnly
wcui back on him. Score by innings:
, R H. E.
Spl'lngilcld 0 3 ii i) (l 0 4 0 0—? ii 2
Bridgeport 2 ti 2 0 ti 0 0 (i U~—-4 ii to
Batteries: Hess and O'Connor: New.
mun, ()dcll uud ()‘Rourkc.
Hartford, 3; New Landon. 2.
HARTFORD, May Elle—Bum side
had six hits yesterday. but the iocuis'
butting was more opportune thou the
visitors'. The contest was sharp and
well plnycd. Rising did most of We
butting for the visitors. The score
by innings:
Hartford ll 0 0 0 2 l (l
N. London ii 0 0 ll 0 0 l
iluitcrics: Knrns uud
iiilil Armbrustcr.
sw—S
i—«2
(l
0
Duran; i’sigc
National League.
At New York:
11. H. E.
New York 0 0 0 u 2 2 2 o xmu 9 4
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 t) 0 0 0-4) Ii 3
Batteries: Taylor and liowcrmnn;
McIntyre and Bergen.
At Philadelphia:
‘ . R. H. E.
Pliiln. 20001000x~3101
Boston 000100000~l22
Baitcrics: Piliinger and Kshoo; Fra-
Pr and Moran.
v,
American League.
At Cleveland :_
R. H. E.
‘Clcvc. (i00000001~l 6 3
New YorkOOOOOl'lOOO—O 44
ilullcries: Hess and Buqlow; 'Orth
and McGuire.
Al Detroit :
R. H. E.
l’lillii. 2 ll 0 0 l l 0 0 l—~5 10 1
Detroit 0 0 ii i) 2 0 0 0 0M2 l3 4
lisitcrics: Bender and Schrcck; Kii»
lien and Demo.
At (lhicugo:
R. H. E:
(.lilcngo 0 ll 0 0 ti 1 ii 0 x~—1 5 0
Boston 0 i) 0 0'0 0 0 0 0—0 4 ii
Batteries: Altrock und McFarland;
Young and Criger.
At St. imuls:
R. H. E.
Wash. 0 ti 0 (l l) 2 0 ‘2. Owl 6 3
Schools 010010000—2 31
Batteries: Hughes and Kliiredgc;
Sudhoff. Buchanan and Sugden‘ sud
Weaver.
m
Princeton Defeated on Technicailty.
PRINCETON, N. J., Mny 27.——0wing
to a technicality Princeton was 1lean
od by the Pittsburg Nationals hero yes-
terday afternoon, 4 to 3, in the ninth.
The hull was blocked and Cooncy put
it in play from the colchcr’s position
instead of first throwing it to the box.
The score by innings:
R. H. E.
Pillsburg 0 2 0 0 (l 0 0 0 2—4 8 4
Princeton 00010 l [0 0-«3 5 1
Batteries: Lynch and Cnrlsch; Doyle
and Cooney. '
Other Games.
At. Andoverwtlnlvorslly of Vermont,
4; Andover. f. -
fayettc, 0.
Mal-u...“-
Connecticut League standing.
At wanton, Bernartmouth, 3‘; Lo- ‘
AND GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
EYES CHANGE
Often one attributes I lack'ef ciearneu of violen,‘to his' eye.
when his glasses are mey to blame. Would it not be well to have
your eyes examined again?
IT'S FREE. '
0 B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK.CT.
‘6
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FIVE THOUSAND
Cedar, Bean Poles
BRADLEY'S porno MANURE, MAPs's' FERTILIZERS, SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE or' LIME ASHES, arc. .
RAYMOND BROS.
South Norwalk, Conn.137 Washington Street.
I
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COAL." 0011‘]. GOAL.
Now i. the time to lay in your coal, you will save meney by ia-
king advantage of our summer tchedule.
Our price is reduced, and the quality of our coal can not'be beat.
Call and examine our stock befOre leaving your Order elsewhere.
. The Harris & GansCo.
Phone 342.5. 68 Water so. 80.'Norwalk.
ommmoooooo
Style Superlailve
sits scrone slop tho rigs we have for
lure. 'l‘hcy‘rc cosy ru ug, of course;
the horses that draw hem are milli-
ugcd with scarce an effort; but with-
ul the equipment is stylish to u do
grec. Every convcnlcncc, every com-
fort soon with tho cquipages we lot by
the day or hour. The lesser time will
prove our Words.
Jacob Schaub,
, Two ENTRANOEO.
to Washington Strut. Clay Street.
Tel. 122—4.
We honestly believe that no of r 08.00 or 08.50 Oxfords can. hold
I candle to our Radcliffe and Limp” noon Oxfords at the price, $2.59.,
Ten calf and Patent Leathers; *lf‘n‘pfid in every sole. impnuerl on .
every mind, hrldhf u now doiiofl.‘ All new shades of color and fits
fill '00.. L 14 A...” i
If 2' , 7 i i".
Won. Lost. Pit.
Springfield, 17 7 . .708
Holyokc, 18 ill .Biih
Mormon, 18 11 .542
Bridgeport. 12 ii .522
New London, 12 if .628
ital-item. 1 12 .500
New Haven. 8 m .838
Norwich. 7 16 .804
flooding in Nltloml League.
Won. boat. N3.
New York. 20 a .706
Plttlhui‘l, iii 15 ‘ .56”
Philadelphia. 17 15 .531
Chicago, ill 17 .614 ‘
Cincinnati. is 17 .409 ....,............_.. o , _ , .,._n....,,.-.
335%?" i2 i3 :3: lion clusters in Play arsphophouu. to nothing. The line-up for the Little
Brooklyn, ‘ 14 24 .333. “The Port Clusters will play the girgfinr,%:ggufi§twfig Egg;
. a l A , i. ,c sci: amphophonetoemofnriogoport ,fin' "can“, ._ ii ' thi d
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chi iii" 11 «'2‘ mm“ “mm" run mm 1' on 'npit ram. Powell il'n Milli."
or “fin 1., 11 -w oil monounsaturated Stamford. . om Mk,“ ”3‘? m m;
rdlh‘: fit 17 13 'm mu" mm” ”m me'm“ shim, »'l‘ is r. 'tii gln'
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