_ ,, OkinOute .
At ills-“iiho-ros
,, , {reruns "sums
sest i"
"lrlliiiluiiiblf
Spiro fiowdor
A, crown or
Diamondewouid
not brink megap-
nes- one o.
l of .1‘. Hill
. Tumors..eto. , ‘
.has cure thou-
, s of onto you.
I Did 118-, miaent doctors. from
““31, to California now recommend
DA LLARIO. It has cured hun-
dredoof thousands.
One oo-oent bottle will‘oon-
video the most incredulous per-
mm it will do all we claim for it.
AJew applications ,vvill cure
. Daisy Homers, chapped Hende,
lunbum. Burns. Oroup. Oeunhm
In Sore. Throat. Poieonoue
O s end lites, Dandruit. Itch-
lnfl Ioaip. ell Face I'ruptlone.
.000. “0-. , ‘
An «gut-lie Hair Dressin . keep-
ing the
k v I
IIIEIIMATISM
Billlili
{Rheumsihmtsao Ioeger incurs
shls. The «use oi this dual
melody is now known to he Urie
Acid. Once get thlsvrsnk poison
ditto! the blood and all pain. twinge:
eadssuiilaguteocesuhside.
Its-turnouts
the steel dissolve! of Uric
ll
Acid "to? altered to the public.
Tish rtsadsrd Win?” cured
thoussodsolpeopleoi urnstisin.
oalp in perfect he tit.
111 rashes no isiiures because it
direct to the rest oi the dis—
use sad, ersdicstos it entirely.
1 AllIormsol Rheumatism yield
to Ath-lo-pho-ros. It cores
bolls Chronic cues sad Acute
terms. Don’t suffer soother min-
ute with the slgony oi Rheumatism.
12¢: Ath- o-pho-roe and be
from pelts.
Bosworth’s
Infalllb‘le
Nervlne.
is a splendid Nerve i'l‘onlo and
Iioeti purifier. Cures all Nervous
Disorders. week Kidneyo. Tonia
Liver. impure lleoo, and Item-
eon Tunisia. Thtsremedynle the
true cure for these complaints, and
‘9‘" has wonder-
BY 1 at o w e r t o
siren then the
‘ I N Item oh Nerve-
B b and tone the vital
. o r; a n s. o r
n. , W» n
M . 3" oils" 0
Needsone and Lose oi Appetite
it he; noequsl. It is s pure, vege-
ublecompound and does not (‘0de
on Alcohol or other injurious a ll!"
hats to afford tern our! relief.
Its action is mild, at t crouch.
A sin is bottle will give ample
pron! 0, its greet merit. We reo-
ommendi .
11* w: exam" -..,
leeutiiui 'Pioture [Jill
W" ‘ « '
some scripts
"' “it.“ “Miami it:
m: it My. all ”arthritis-s
tic seestiredheiltiiils
1, i‘ for Oiiorislve‘ P‘ersplretion .
‘ ‘: Beige.
“‘ title'p .
' mounting!“ Willi-RM
Bmisses. s: N , London, 5. '
N WNWNM u.:.89.r—Twelve
inninssflwere nee y to decide the
game between Merldsn sad" New Lon-
on here this afternoon, the visiting
teem Iinsliy winning with the score
nip 5. Fenske auditi‘liiiiibls‘wlire; the
opposing pitchers, . )3th all walk: liit
tit; bases on. bsllssxiuen: by Nichols
w to very costly. New London made
two attempts mcwttrk‘ the squeeze
play, bent out noncommercial»
battery was unubi to, at. If in
field work of both ‘tea “a was‘mve‘
line, Loans and Moflrew ,fo
idea and Curtlss for w Lo ‘0 ‘
inc 0 number oi star plays.
Left on buses—New London 5, Mar-
lden i2. Bases on balls~0ff Nichols
ois 7, by Fenske 2. Passed bull-
Thackera. Stolen bases—Supple 2.
Finn, Klein 2. Armbruster, Bird, Nich—
ols, hieCabe. Two-base hitSlesing.
McLaughlin, R. Kennedy. Ititter 2.
Sacrifice hits—Drew, Bird. Poole, Mc-
Cabe, S. Kennedy 2. Time—2:15, Um-
pire—Kennedy. Attendance—tilt.
Hartford, 4; Norwich, 2.
NORWICH. May 29.——Norwicli out-
buttsd Hartford here today. but the
hits were well-scattered and Hartford
won, 4 to 2. The last, work 0! Per-
kins at third and running catches by
McCalllster and Gastmeyer were ten-
turels Score:
NORWICH.
AB It H PO A E
Kelley, 1f. .......... 4 0 2 0 0 0
(irollus, cf. ......... 5 0 2 1 0 0
Canavan, 2b. ....... 5 1 2 2 '3 l
'l‘ighe. 1b. .......... i 1 110 0 0
Hannilin, so. ....... «i 0 l 3 l I.
Perkins, 3b. ....... i 0 1 2 4 0
McLean. rt. ......... i 0 1 0 0 0
Bonihron, c. ........ i 0 0 3 2 0
Edmunds. p. ........ 4 0 2 0 3 0
Totals ............ 38 2 I2 27 Li 2
HARTFORD.
All it It PO A E
(lastmeycr, rf, ...... 4 1 0 l ll 0
Justice. as. ......... b 0 2 l 3 l
Noyes, 30. .......... -i 0 0 2 1 0
McCaiiister, cf. ..... 4 0 0 2 0 0
Luyster. it. ......... 4 2 2 0 0 0
Duly, 2n ........... 412 I 71
Bunyan, 1b. ........ 4 0 215 0 0
Duran. c. ........... 4 0 1 2 2 ii
Perkins, p. ......... -i 0 0 0 ‘ 1
Totals ............ 37 4 9 27 l5 3
Hartford ..... 001210000—4
Norwich ......... 000002000—2
Summary: Two-base hits—Ed—
munds. Luyster, Duly, Bunyan. Bases
on bulls—Of! Perkins 1, of! Edmunds l,
Struck out-aBy Perkins 2, by Ed»
rounds 2. Double play-«only and Bun-
yan. Stolen bases—~Manniiin, Gast-
meyer. Sconce hit—Kelley. 'l‘ime~—
1:35. Umpires~—Wade, Karrie and Bar—
rett. Attendance—350 prtid.
Springfield, 5; New Haven, 1.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. May 29.-
I.uby held New Haven to four hitsl
today and Springfield had no difficulty
in winning before the largest Monday
crowd of the season, 5 to l. Sprinr
ileid batted Desiring for a triple and
a double in the first inning and work-
ed Sherwdod, who went in in tho-
third, for two three-bangers and sev.
en singles. In the seventh Golden
doubled and O'Connor'a short throw
to second missed tire, giving New Ha-
ven its only tally. Umpire Harkins
had suddenly resigned. and Connolly.
of New Haven, ofliciuted satisfactor-
ily. The score:
SPRINGFIELD.
ABRHPOAE
Tunney, cf. ...... i 0 1 3 0 0
Dillon. 2b. ......... i 2 1 2 2 0
Altiser. ss. ........ . i 2 :i 2 .i l
Flanagan. if. .......i 0 1 4.1 0
Crook, lb. .......... 3 0 210 0 l.
O'Connor. c ...... i 0 i 5 0 u
Nagel, 3b. .......... ii 0 'i 0 3 ii
Sullivan, rf. 3 0 0 0 i) ii
I.uby,p. ii 11 l 8 0
Totals ...........82 6112712 2
N HAVEN.
ABRHPIOAI?
Council rt, ..... .... 3 0 0
Hay-ward. at. i o .o l 1 o
Tholsen. lb. i 0 0 ii 0. 0
Hickey, 2b. .........4 0 1 01 o
Goldsmlf. ..... ....i 1 ii a 0 0
Fitsmsurics.of. ..i 0 1 l 0 0
Martin, as. ..........li o 0 i 0 i:
lope, c. ...........a 0 o t s 1
Desiring. p. ..... ....0 0 0 0 0 0
Sherwood. p. ........2 0 0 03.0
Totals W81 1 ram ii
put-in std ......0020 01 $va
New,sven...... .00 01 out-1
' Summary:
Di ‘ .
M ‘1
Struck out-01 Lucy i, by Depri
by‘ Sherwood a. Double pier-9mm.
Altiser stilt Dillon. Timon-4:15. Usi-
pirewucoanoliy. Attendance, .000.
“ . w .
Mair
min:- ‘
score: ..
NEW LONDON. . . ,
AB R H P0 All:
Curtiss, 3b. 5 2 0 2 2 ll
Supple. 2b. ..... 6 2 ti 5 2 0
F‘inn.cf.. ........... 512101
Rising, if. .......... 5 0 1 6 0 0
Armbruster, c. ..... ; i 1 I 10 l 0
Drew, 1b. ........... 4 0 110 1 0
Bird, as. ............ i 0 1 1 0 0
Poole,it'.. ........... 4 0 110 0
Nichols; p. .......... i l 0 0 4 0
'McLaughlin ........ l 0 1 0 0 0
Totals ............ 40 511 3010 2
'Bntted tor Nichols in 12th.
‘ MERIDEN,
AB R H PO A E
McAndr'ews. ss. ..... 4 1 1 210 0
McCab'e. cf. ..... 6 ii 2 0 (i 0
R. Kennedy, lf.. . 5 1 2 4 0 0
Burke. 1b. . 5 1 220 0 0
Lenox, 3b. ......... 6 0 0 410 1
Thackera, c. ........ 4 3 2 4 2 0
S. Kennedy.rf. ..... i 0 1 1 0 0
Ritter, 2b, .......... ti 0 3 1 ii 0
Fensko, p, .......... 6 0 0 0 i 0
Totals ........ 45 613 36 30 1
New London ..... 100031000000-5
Meriden ........ 3.00001010001-«6
F‘inu, Rising 2, Arulbruster. Bird, Nirh‘ '
no.1. .
lesrest to the stem.
at.
in. t ~° .
' _ , . urea indigestion. dyspepsia, solar stomach,
The tire' stomach, week slomlciiuwmdy stomach. puffed stomach, nervous
stomach and «tanks! the stoinsch. A suars‘nteed cure.
“the l.»- "M “d '0' t" . . “u v
and inability to hit the hull with men
on' buses was the cause of Brddlt'lyn‘s
defeat today. Although outbntting
New York, Amos kept. the visitors'
hits well scattered and was invincible
with men on buses. The score:
, nun
New York ..... 01220201-—~s 9 2
Brooklyn ...... 101010101—5 13 c
BatteriosuAmos and Bresnuhan:
Eason. Doescher and Bergen. Time-—
2:10. Umpiresw—Bauswein and Kiem.
Attendance—6,000. ‘
Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 3. .
CINCINNATI, May 29.——Errors us-
sisted Cincinnati materially in win-
n‘lng from Chicago this afternoon, not
one of the runs scored by Cincinnati
being earned. Attendance, 1,921. The
score:
R H E
Cincinnati ..... 210012il0¢~6 9 1
Chicago ..... .00 OOI 000 2-—3 ll 7
ButtericsA‘het-h and Phelps; Wei—
mer nnd Kiiug. ’i‘imc~l:35. Umpire
~h‘.melie.
W...
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 7.
BOSTON. May 29.~—\\’llhclm's wilti-
ness and Boston's poor iicidin'g prnc-
ticnlly gave Philadelphia the game t0<i
day in the first two innings. Sparks
was bailed out of the box In the
fourth. Milflfitu‘s long home run was it
feature. The score:
it. ii. E.
Phila. 2 i 0 0 2 0 2 0 (iv-‘10 11 0
Boston 001300300~—-7135
Batteries: Sparks. Pittingcr and
Kahoe; Wilhelm. Hurley and Need-
ham. Umpire. O'Day. Time, 1:50.
Attendance, 2,580.
St. Louis, 6; Pittsburg. 3.
PITTSBURG. May 29.—-Pittsburg
lost the game in the fourth inning by
bunchiug their three errors. The fea-
ture. of the genre wus lirnin's three
baggcrs. Attendance. 21,700. Score:
ii. H. E.
Pliisburg 0 l i) 0 (l I 0 ii I—«li ii) 3
SLInuis i)01210002~—612 4
Batteries: ltulwrtnllic. Lynch uud
Peitz: McPurIund and Warner. Time.
2 hours. Umpire. .iolinslom-.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 2; New York 1.
PHILADELPHIA. Mny 29.~I~’hilu-
delphiu dcfcutcd New York today
print-ipully by getting their hits at
fortunate periods. (irth and Wuddcil
both pitched Well. New York's only
run wus scored on Chase‘s three-bum
hit and an out. Altcnduuce, 5,482.
Score:
R H 1.}
New York ..... 000000100—4 7 1
Philadelphia . . .0 0110 0 i) 0 ‘——2 8 6
Batteries—~(irth and Kit-inow; Wad-
dcii and Schreck_ Time—4:55. Umpire
——-Sheridun.
Chicago. 9: Detroit, 1.
CHICAGO, May 29.-~~»«Chlcugo defeat-
ed Detroit today 0 to I. Killian wus
wild nod inst the some in the one
inning ho pitched, allowing Chicago
five hits. Attendance, 2.493. Score:
R H E
Chicago ....... 50022000‘——9 10 ii
Detroit ........ 000001000—1 5 5
Batteries—Smith and McFarland:
Killian, Ford and Drill. Time—1:48.
Umpire—Connolly.
Cleveland, 5; St.- Louis 3.
CLEVELAND. hilly 29.-Clovcland
took the first series, (rum St. St. Louis.
'scvhsvndr (loosens am. an 010s
5 to a. Morgan's wild pitches gave
i
,4
l
l
.v»
A.
I:
,, Lit u‘w ‘1
I; i
snail (its . for’
successfully with a r413. new
Mother GRII'Qf’NM l’ovniers for
never
.. whsteiew
NA Wu. serious .
lieu School child.
/ heroics-
tshsnd sit. Aoertsln ' oneti‘ ‘
aflfitomsoitisordsgs wwmfiewm
. r ".m‘
Cleveland three runs and nu' retlrc4
ment in favor of Huchnnsh followed.
Slur plays were made by Turner, any;
Koehiei: anti Jones Attendance, 2,092.
The score:
R H E
Cleveland .. . ...0 0 0.1 3 01.0 ”-5 10 1
St, Louis ......1‘10001000v-3 5 0
Batteries—~Rhoades anti Bus-low:
Morgan, Buchanan and Wheres ’l‘lms
~l : 40. Umpire—0’i.oughiin,
New England L’esiue.
At Concord—Concord, 3; Nashua, 2.
At. Havcrhill-liuverhili.' 4; Lowell.
1.
At New liedford~Fnll River, 0; New
Bedford, 1i. e
Other Games. ,
At Medford, Msss.~»'l‘ufts, 7: Dart-
mouth, (I.
NATIONALS LEASE
GROUNDS. .
Will Play the Glenhrooks There To-
morrow Morning.
The National iinsolmli Clubhns ink-
cn n louse oi liii‘. ilnxter‘Grounds for
the scnson, and will play the (lien
brook lentil there tomorrow morning.
An interesting game In citpcctetl.
BAXTER
“...,
JOINTS LOOSENED BY CABLE.
Work on South Norwalk Water Main
Under River Has Been Prolonged.
The work on the. new South Nor-
walk water main under the river has
been prolonged. Whoa Contractor F.
S. WurdWeII returned to the work he
found that the Southern New England
Telephone company had drawn three
cables into the trench, using a block
and fall and a horse to null the cables
through. This loosened the joints in
.lhi' pipe and they Wcru found to leak
badly when tested the second time.
The large Hill scow was secured and
the cables first removed from the
trench. Repairs have since been
mallet—l0 the pipe nuditis thought that
the work is now nenrly completed.
The contractors etuie that the tele-
phone company will be held for the
cost of resetting the pipes. The It‘li‘v
phone cables are now out of the.
trench.
FOX DECISION ADVERSE TO COR.
PORATION.
WASHINGTON, May 29.—-Tho New
York special franchise In: cases were
decided today by the. Supreme Court
of the United States adversely to the
corporations by which they were
brought to the court. The decision
was haudod down by Justice Browser
and it held tho luw under which the
tax was levied to be valid. Millions
of dollars of issue in arrears will now
he paid as a. result of the decision of
the Supreme (tum-t of the United
States upholding the tax on the val-
ues of corporation franchises in this
state.
—.
SANDY HILL ATTORNEY DEAD.
SANDY HILL. N. Y.. May 29.~—Wil-
liam E. Dibble, n prominent Republi-
can lawyer and prosperous farmer of
Dunham‘s Basin and graduate of Yale
University. class of 1888. is dead at
ht; home in that place.
sPAriisH s‘omonon lN FRANCE.
CHERBOURG. France. May 29—~'I’be
visiting Spanish squadron arrived here
today and evchungod salutes with the
torts. . '
an
SWEET “'9 POWDERO
vi .5 i;
r. .. . t. .. ....gt .o.
roar cuteness.
filmslnflhildssll .
r
mills-s
Tickll-
, it: it f -
will; sell untoward-r it
The noise iii-5 (revel The restite. not
as swedt‘ ‘
As it 'twcre pillowed on an honored
name. .
A citizen lies there, although to
tame
,Unknown. perhaps, like many you may
. mes
Uponuthe highways or the public
a “a , .
i.- .
A oldie} dead. with dumb, uncens-
ins prayer. . . . .
Flooded a little dirt to hide the but».
Cold limbs. . ‘ ‘
. called to meet ,
The death-tide as it walled from but-
tletifid. . .. ,, . .
And v lantiy in, the line ofduty fell.
signature, ii' the truth must fully
He looks the hero which he was, and
sealed , - ‘
Ills claim by his life's blood. The
unknown grave ‘
Is known to be a brother's that was
. brave. .
' . -—-—L. 0. Little.
Rushvills, lll. , .
DO NOT ll iMPOIlD UPON-
, Foley 000., Chicago, originated
Honey and TM as s throat slut lune
remedy, and on account at the grant
merit and popularity of Fole‘y‘aiioney
and ‘Tar many imitations argon ad
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's on.
or and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered none other preparations/ill
give. the same satisfaction; It is mild.
ly laxative. It contains not opiates
and is catsuit tor children'and delicate
persons. Sold at Phlsted's Drug
Store. " ‘
MISAPROPRIATEO stucco IT is
CLAIMED. _
LONDON, May 29.—-COunsei..for the
plainlifl in the case of Alfred Fos~
sick, a lawyer of Maidenhead. Berk-
shire, charged with misappropnistinz ‘~
$60,000. put in a statement in ‘court
here today. alleging that Fosslck told
him he lent the money to Mrs. James
Brown Potter, the metro s, without. se-
curity. The defendnn was remand-
ed. . .
HAVE YOU RHEUMATISM
If so, apply Chamberlain's l’nin
Balm. it has cured others and there is
no reason why it should not cure you.
One application relieves the pain. For
sale by Stillson-Powcll Corporation,
Clifford Pharmacy, Zeltl'uss Pharmacy.
.0
Season
Malaria Inn
M. 0. f. Cure
GUARANTEED.
Ihe le'llfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAINB'I'" 80. NORWALK.
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON iNSLiRANOE CO.
Cspitsi $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against lire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning included—misc marine and trans
portntion risks-«hell or piii'era'ge, up-
on the most favorable toms.
Jacob hi. Lauton.
gent.
5 Rsilrosti‘Pisee. \ south Norwelk.
Tet. 36—4. ..
Guguu’s him!
anon: omtiitits Ann’s“ root)
or ALL KINRI. coortso
To 0 on
TWO is in": or
. \
BATHINJND‘ risuiuo.
one access ”dism- sY ess-
soN. .
J. t. O'Sullllni. Proprietor
mvor'n reenter.
shutdown
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
NOW OPIN. . ~
Greatest, Features oi Famous
steepisensee' Pe'rkhcene‘y lsisnd Duos
iiested. Royalty Grand In" Room.
Finest inthe World.
‘ 100 0TH”! 'IATUIIO.
A inisbion, including trip to and
min ieuind by‘etssmers er ferry. to
0." e r ’
Iests leeve every ts’miuuus’irem
W“ It’i'".l!"',"'e them ever!!-
snnnu Dimitri?“ ~-
. y the nutrient " ‘ ‘
is with (this It. ’ “till! Howells.
iii-lesser, s wreath... strut.
“inborn ret house. to“,
Le: r W“
Vi A It“, A ’ V
mu. earn
ties e ~
. ,rosi‘raicraross is re it
‘ A V y ' r . ‘,
Ah. mono, indeed“. : 0116‘ .
x, ”0mm “w.” “mono. .,
.u
,,
r .
i
The D.
on.
.Q\
schoolgirls}: go, i
W
m .
" “seamen Advertisiinihts. ‘\ ~’
, Read c Q
THE “6&3 “9335 it”Ii-1410mm. DA
I .
.
‘ l".
...
\
v .
l
e
m. i
r
Sale or Porch «Furniture. ,
'l‘lic manner‘iii which slimmer delays her arrival caus—
, es a little iihcasiiiéssortouivfiart over the enormous stock
of Porch Furniture which weJl'avc. But the warm weath~
for will come and then cvcryohc will wish to sit out doors.
We have a large line of Veranda Choirs and in order to get
ridoi some of them we makers list of special prices for one,
week beginning today. ” .
For $2.75. Very large Rockers, deep reed seat, high
reed hack, strongly made with iron brace under the arms.
For 2.50. Rocker same as above, only one size smaller.
For $2.00. Ladics’ comfortable Arm Rocker, with road
seat and ‘liack. '
For $1.50. Ladics' high backed Sewing Rockers with-
out arms. ,
For $1.25. Small Sewingrkockers with reed seats and
backs. ' ,
For 850. A collection of all Rockers for which We 0:-
dinarily charge $1.00.
. For 50c. small Sewing Ro'ckcrs with rccd' seats and
slot backs. , .
In this sale there will be no extra charge for colors.
Fourth floor, take elevator.
Ice Cream Freezers.
It is very‘plcnsant to have ice cream made right in
the home. One can have an unlimited supply and the chili
(il‘el‘l appreciate that. anti it is certain to be wholesome. The
White Mountain is the quickest and smoothest working
Freezer in the market. The triple motiori created by the
dasher is what makes the ice cream so smooth and delic-
ious. We have the White Mountain in all sizes. Also the
Alaska, :1 Freezer equally as good. ‘ Q
in the Kitchentvare Store, IOWer floor.
Special in Cracker Jars. A linc of La Belle China, old
blue Cracker Jars, daintily touched up with gold, at 75c
cacli. - '
Austrian China Cracker Jars, floral decorations with
green and gold border, $1.25.
If you have to Flag for Memorial Day, remember that
we have a large stock, a wide range of prices.
Theo. M. Reed; Co.
. .. .. . .g.
-. ...—......
"clerics-
Flour
We are. Now Prepared to show luliiiiies
of Spring Floor Coilerin‘ss.
csrrrrs
ingrain. Tapestni. Bru‘ss‘clS. Velveis. Bods
Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings. Qilglplhs.
blli‘ u .. '2.
',i-I
and Linoleum. lists and,»
Shades to Order a Specialllii;
it”
stunts u.
00,}! Will“ Ii WWW 1-;
r ,
. sewnsummus soon: to entrainment»:
. , ’ x“ '0 V» L ("a fill i ‘31 , "
a i
, “W". ,
shrill osmium”, . ,s'ji‘tiiiims if
Norwalk Chronicler