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Score Six to Five—Bridgeport Admin.
lsters Egg-Fruit to Holyoks.
HARTFORD, June 6.—-—iitrrors pre~
dominated in yesterday's game. in .
the tenth inning a close decision at
first gave Hartford a chance, and she
won out on New Haveu’s errors. Score
by innings:
. R. H. E;
Hartford100‘0022001—6 s i
N.‘Hav.1003000100-5 s a
. ed runs. Hartford 2, New Hav-
en 2. hree-hase hit. McCaillster. Home
run, Gastmeyer. Sacrifice hits. Justice.
Golden. ' heft on bases, Harttord b,
New Haven 4. Double play. Justice
to Daley to Bunyan. First base on
balls.» oi! Parkins 1. oil Corcorau 2t
Strucbtout. by ,Earltins 2,.by Corcoran
2. Time 0! game, one hour and forty-
tive minutes. Umpire. Hickman. At-
tendance. 800.
endemic. 4; Holyoke, o.
HOLYOKE, June 6.—Deprived '0!
Harley, who is said to haw; jumped to
Wilmington. and .McCormick,. who is
in New York, Holyoke was yesterday
beaten by Bridgeport. 4 to 0, the visi-
tors tailing on Sommers at the. outset
for three hits in succession. which.
with anterror, brought in two runs. M.
her that the little fellow steadied darts
and pitched good ball. By dropping
Foster's fly in the eighth Deal doubled
him and Yale at first, much to Pop’s
disgust; «- Young Jim O'Rourke's
, three-bugger was the feature. fi‘he
‘ score by innings:
. , R. H. E. ,
BfldegportZOObilOlOi—Aio 1
11011th 000000000—061
Batteries: Cornea and Beaumont:
Samplers. and Shineel. ,
we...
I
I flow it. 2; New London. 0.
. ngw NOON, June B.—-The local
tum played in hard luck yesterday at-
tera and lost to Springileld, 2 to 0.
wind turnsdseversi easy outs
it: and the home team are.
his support. ., lens hitch.
_ ' sh bowls in spite oi the
. , ., New tendon could do noth-
wllh wler and got but three scat-
teredghitapfl- his delivery. The score
it. u. a
«rosy
log
hr WI!
M
on in. to MM.:.13.
Nu
”m
rfect labor .vorgani‘astion : in
small body is the .mostfitpc
edgy as: each member This
' .2: t .« 31.511: Winks in harmon fir'Q‘td
e isteneer - y ‘~
fair zgtréattheh’t‘.‘ ‘ But let one organ be imposed on add 6all the
Meml’éit'iliik¢ through ‘7‘“me T." H ' , ‘:
tent is we
j; tamper ll as the most
sensitive member of the body. 7
w, i j, ‘
{i‘fi
‘ » . 2' ' .l 23 be
as every, other organ do
nourishment. Sec thatim ‘
assimilate the food "taken, arid "do {not ‘ temper
‘ I
t
....: 3,
at! ’
mi‘uisn- die sr‘oma’chgfor material and
.136 in st'iiealthy» condition to -' properly
it to " work overtime.
'" ‘Th‘e quiClte‘st we to adjust'all stomach troubles is to Collin
mre'move the evils that ' exist,
j‘ abliiihl 2a‘ 3‘3‘ good feeling” bf
lffignlty With the stomach, liver,
restore ” harmonious? relat
i’fcllowship. ' ‘When there jis'd
kidneys or bowels, you can‘aiways promptly
_ Settle it With
I A i‘ ‘ I, 89” ABVSYYWllere infbtnres.
”a a 7 ”iv w tit-Hr
.~; : ’
* . American League.
. R. H. E. Appointment of Clerks and Assigns
New York010120
0 0 0 0 0 1 1
meeting or the judges of the Superior
Court yesterday afternoonythe routine .
business for the year was disposed 0!.
All the iudges were present. Judge
Baldwin presiding with Judge Reed
as clerk. ’i‘hose appointments at
Youngaud Crlger.
At Philadelphia:
‘012002010—6 s i
020001010——410 5
Batteries: Patten and Hayden; Heu-
ley. Coakley and Schreck.
At. Philadelphl
clerk. 84.000;7W. 'i‘. Havlland, assis-
a—Georgetown, 2; U.
Harstroms Did Not Appear.
The game of baseball announced tor
Saturday afternoon between the High
School team and the team from the
Harstrom Academy. Norwailt. did not
materiallse as the Norwallt team .did
This was the nesult of a
misunderstanding.A good sised crowd
that went to the grounds w
Connecticut Lupus Standing.
Wen. inst. PA).
New London,
Standing in Nation
Won. Lost. P133
10 773
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‘ SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES.
“an—.—
ments Made.
HARTFORD, June d.—-—At the annual
clerks and assistants were made:
Fairfielti county—4V. ..Rt Shelton.
ant, {2300; George w. Tracey, assist.
ant...s2.000; John R. Booth. Daubury;
assistant. 8500..
bitchileid county—~Dwight (‘.. ,KII-
bourne, clerk. 32.400; W. F. Dowd. as-
sistant. $600. , ,
Commissioners of State Police. two
years from July it Frank L. Brown.
Norwich; Marcus H. Holcomb. South-
ington; John H. .i’ecry. Southport,
James Huntington, Woodbury; Henry
F. English. New Haven.
meats:
Bridgeport.
Bridgeport. criminal term.
Bridgeport, tsession.
port; criminal term.
Bridgeport. criminal term.
session.
M
. msiosurv THE cause.
. This county.
standing" in median L‘n
sill Obey Ora-r of .‘l‘O’fiOIflll-
. Elijah H. Gray was arrest
1 day interning at his homoia a rtleid
by Deputy Sheriff
failure tic-comply wit the order at the
count of common .p
might by. Jim...
ray now stands
slut“!
less tam,» ton
Ullianui. M'Wktfififi
(iii. June .--in a hard hit- count led a s
s tsrday ilerlde
of the
. _ lat , .t . s
mus evidence mali’mihnii wily
, ‘ who decisionwsut'
3 » com-which "
Charles Crone oi Newark, N. J. ;
.
ailments."-
uad Co.
all, 1337.
geport Adv:
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. . , , ., «a 'l r {11.
Embroide . p or Dresses.
K‘iiolliér’flctof “thosli'éic'giiu‘t Point tie Angltilse Elu-
'broitlcric‘s is just in. Bands,"Etlgcs, Demi-Flouncings,tend
that nothing more ,“charming
hen these beautiful
All‘0vcrs. Truly it seems
would be devised for summeriroclcswt ‘
Embroidcries. TI‘hcrc a‘t'é‘also'a few gowns} and waiStdfiot
hippo, andlsottle diobe Dresses ’
shy or cases it is little trouble‘
he skirts are all planned and
x
Memberg nt‘v’the “MN
this city areidisohlslti’g‘ th “thewitable
of rates adopted by the'supreineveoun.
oil or the Royal Arcshum at its recent
. ‘ As is usual when rates in
‘ fraternal organisation. are raised. his
1 the older members who have to stand
,the brunt of the matter, but this be
'lieved by those who are at the head of
. the order that the change means much
tor the order andithat it will be put. ‘
upon a substantial basis that will pro-
; tact it indefinitely f
, changes.
The new rate will gointo
. first at Octdber hex-tripod after that
, time members have sis." months to de-
: clde upon whichlotfour theytvishto
shipment! Hauslhstrhlrt.
of hoary linen. Iii the indie
remake 'up these dresses as t
made except the baud.
letcre‘ is an attractive shown
broidcry and Children's Dress Flouncings, many styles,
many prices. ‘ " , ‘
Novelty Hat Patterns 0
‘ddltly‘ lowering the temple
body may have induced colds, and as
they seated tournaments m
'i noticed in our Norwallt psi
pars 'Donn, 'sv’Kldne
to cure just such roubles as I had
[procured “a box ‘ah‘vPiaisted’s Mal
, hey cured me."
For see by all dealers.
Foster~itiilhurn 00.. Bunnie,
N; Y.. sole agents for the United
l . sermons.
Pills advertised 1 - '
rig of Corset Cover Em-
i white Embroidery come ready
to make up. They are pretty and cool looking to wear with
linen ahd other wash dresses. .
All-Overs, Bands and (inlloons for special needs are in
great variety-
‘ 3'er department con
rom many more
Remember the na
mewnoan’s—snd
take no other. , . . > .
value of ”the «certificatesgiioormse three
and onegthird per cent; anally auntil
, thing not only the exclusive high
'class novelties, but the popular priced Embroidcrics ou'
swi’ss, naiusoék and cambric. ,
Sale'of Lace .
This leis clearance saleof Sample“‘=Ctirtalhs,, somecf
which are slightly aoilcd. They are in from one to three
including Améri’cnn‘Lace, 'A‘rabinu,‘ Irish Point, .
'Grrnadinc Cross Stripcs. Flat Edge and Climy effects. ,
': account of the gwide ,yaricty‘aud the limited quantities that .
are alike it is inipossiblc def-give you a list of prices, {butt'wc
assure you the value is here. For instancea‘lot of Irish
Point Curtains are 3 yards long and 40 inches wide. The]
.. Upholscry Store.
i n i ~a t...-
a. Mattmgs.
Knits cl sometime
Through the Season werhavc cut 'Mattiugs to such an
extent that there remain on our floors numerous remnants
:. ml ends of pieces which range from 16 to 20 yards, enough
for a room in nearly every case, and we want—to gct‘rid‘of
them. All‘=colors can be found, green, red and blue. the
’lienvy durable Matting of China that wears so well. Bring
the dimensions of your‘room and see how well it can‘bc
fitted, and for a small sum.
, , executivecommlte
‘tlclts oi‘ jurisdictions to the.
widows and orphans benefit (and; deals
th the hubjeott In life
lililtee’states that the
new rates have been taken from s new.
mortrrary‘table made up of the experi-
order in its twenty-seven
istence and, dealing wit!l
this that the tail
e report of the
the attainment attire a, . _
live. when the benefit will have been
reduced one half and will remain at.
that figure thereafter.tbe' payments
being the same as at admission.. . .-
'_ w'l‘h‘e fourth option is tor a constant ‘
*rate that gives protection until a mem-
ber reaches his sixty-fifth birthday.
when it cause; and he becomes slowly
a social member.
The new rate differs materially fro
the old. From the age of twentymi
:to the ageyof twenty-tour it,is.increa
ed. ‘ romtwenty-tounu #1..th gas 0
. exhaustively wt
‘ report the com
' 400,000 selected lives.
it will be such from
his is much mote comprehensive in
those «of insurance commutes ‘
deal; with ‘a smaller number of lives
and with figures gained .at, random
‘trom various graveyards. , '
Atter=dlscunslngv at (length the de
halts and the reasons therefonlnicer-
tain states, the committee formulates
‘ a prlnclpalpn which the
ilfty- a... it is diminish
rates are allowed abova that age as
members are not supposed to be tali’bn‘
in when past fifty-five years of age.
Specipl tables fit the rates for mem-
uew ratesarc
It is “The'an‘
llty contributions from tht,
. individual should equal his mortality
bers above fifty-five according to the
price $1.49 a pair.
QUALITY vs. QUANT
Hard muscles and strong
not depend on the quantity of food you
eat, but on its perfect digestion and
proper assimilation.
~Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your system
ourlshmeut out of the
it. digests what you out.
of the condition. of the
i conveys the nutrient prol
parties to the blood and tissues.
builds up and strengthens the entire
Kodoi cures indigestion, Dys-
Belching. Sour Stomach. Weak
Sold by The Clldort‘l
' C
, To illustrate: At the initiation the
member is then and thereatter mquln
ed to pay an amount: but sllghtl ex-
ceeding his mortality cost at da e 0i
initiation. Year by year as the mem-
wa olderhls mortality cost in
but his payments to the fund ;
remain the some as atthe age or en
the disparity between his so-
lty cost to the order and llll
contributions to the mortuary fund
widens and increases-each year.
When the order was first organ
* .a- member was coiupelleti .to simply
pay an assessment. as required. 'i‘hi
next step was the striking of an ave
rage of assessments for a year it
which was added dvo
then the sum total was divided 1)}
twelve, making a ratepea month.
This assessment placed upon thy.
members the couipulsion of paying a.
ht increase over the actual claim:
at as the membership at the
class known as “50 and over. ‘ incresr
ed. and the claims were coming in
taster. it was round that. the margin
left by the extra usscssme
for 'on theorlginul plan. was
clent to cover the growing claims.
= Each yenrthe num
When you tube
gets all the n
Carpet Store, first floor.
M
‘ MANY CASES TO 5E HEARD.
Fain-field County Prominent 0n Su-j
prsme Court Docket. .
The June term otwthe supreme
court of errors comes in at New Haven
today, with the. following Fnlrfield
county cases to beheard:
Newcuses -—— hate .1... W
ministratrix. vs. Michael McFadden.
Jr“ et. als., plaintiu’e awash-George
lil‘rlcke vs. The United States. indemn-
ity society. reservation; Russell Frost
vs. Annie 0. Havilsnd, defendant’s ap-
Nera Fitsmaurice vs. The Con;
& Lighting .00.,
s appeal. James Farrell vs.
Sidney E. stlcy. sheriii,
W. "'" "F—"
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The allotment-oi Judges for the year
1905, ,1906. included these assign-
ul consequently
deaths in that. class in.
creases. melting therefore tbetaruoun‘S
at claims larger and this increasing
rate would continue in proportion it.
the growth of the order.
To cover this condition
then and to place the or
it is believed to will prove
sound financial basis,
tat the first at October next
r shall move to the rate
, y new members of hit
attained age, and that second, a new
rate will be establishedthr
For example. in 1900 John
ed the Royal Arcauum at. the ag
years and was assessed
date for a death claim 0
cents a month, or $7.08 a y
the first at October next
assessments at
her of the order
the age of 2d
Judge 'i'liuyer. September 1905, unecticut Railway
. . the number of
Judge . Robinson. February, 1906.
Judge 0. w. Wheeler, October. 1905,. Old cases V ldell ,fim‘mbi‘ vs.
Frank Miller. detendant‘ssppeal and
motion for new trial;
Nichol‘s appeal from .p
Judge it. Wheeler. May, 1906, Bridge
rebate, appel-
Mary 0. McPhelmy vs;
plaintlii's an-
pes : William G. Mack vs. Oliver W.
Starr, defendant's appeal and motion
tor a new trial.
Additional to these,
, county has 18 cases on
a hearing and Hartford cou
Judge Rollblcli. December. 1905.
Judge Sager. April 1906, Bridgeport. J‘ McPhelmy.
. - . , every membe
which lg paid I)
' .. ‘ New. Haven
Three Actions for Divorce Brought in the docket .for
. l
‘ ‘ Q
in am. Tallest
Papers in three actions for divorce m '
were filed in the Superior Court yester-' ‘
day. Charles L; Cox, ot Bridgeport.
, .- wants to‘ be ‘sepa'rated from Carrie
, \A. Cox. now known as Carrie Crone.
“13. at Newark. N. I. .isler maiden name
«‘3 was Carrie a: Robinson. .‘i‘ho is
fill were married Junerfi, 1990. our. ex
'5 ”. alleges that an vs a
- mrtweeu, Abra-.1, and J
“It was was suture: inevsnueiy with.
true. CHILDREN'S mom.
Cough. etc., One Minute 0
the children's favorite.
ltcontainano.
harmless. tastes good and cures. So
by The Cliftord Phsnnacy. ., .
loosens tier assholes-ta.“ ;
MBXICWOWY, Jane tic-«American
at has put amend-to
agasud from
he will begin to pay
.lf haves a new mom
hung the order at
, which is his attained age.
». Thereport thou provld
stated. four options.
taut. rate for th
duh and
’ aim was
adesto Order , a 'S‘D‘edalllu.
. a . occasion-fillet
use 1, 1904, his
The first is s
e tall period at
(I members paying treat the
er, the rate oftheir st;
a classified an-
the rumor circa
pets that he wl
City only let:
some. a canal
we. die said:
ly urged by. my.
cent the nomination for.
the stator but»! ,-
diluted to do so.
tor have not ob
rustic service an
country hilt. wily
paramount 10..
blast to no at
attached to anyother $
. William 0. Gaunt “ in at New
0 ?a%san;’wants a’tdl fireman 11::
. . slum .
GRAY seasons BY iii-lint" abup‘llslhrgsrzfga’rgled‘ihujuiip“a“.
‘ -. "m” « ~M. not new low ‘. ‘b. in
W '1' “WWW ‘° 4'“ um 1". mifimfism'il. “Sandman
:1. not. his wits‘was .gnii‘ty or on- ‘
Mbtulness with Rsu so Johnson. on
stilts tor the cached or two minor
ruboolan for childm,‘ ,_ ,. _. t . , ~ i
first of Ociob
nuts. ssttrins «to he
date. for governor-milie-
a-iends urinals
must step for memos
and. for new membe
‘s at. timeouts“ can
. oaauud at l, a rig
.ot. air-may
l's atythe‘member than"
rite stains almonttt.‘
option is that a
mist dive hflihlll paid up"
is t on, simply paying thd not
mortality pet-year. “
, third option is Moon
tor told “and new ssrs
.mhuwm i
til a month per»
c‘oli‘wentMne
8 a mouthrptt‘he elf
lifter “sentences .0
hare pors‘ ton
hly vieweialtltems
oil. it Marthe diplo-
. fer, mauve my
appointment here is
as ititnnw. . ital
er condi tolls than at-
smh maid. of Bridgeporlnsltd the {
court to free her from Michael (tillers
r" “instituted in;
, an. ' s on e .;- ,.
.lsll at hard labor until he shallobey ' sit . o b u l 1 r. h
ted the order or the court or until well “1' 1 6 n Fe rt.” 90’ ‘ e
legal. remedy as may,
la-
,”‘dv .‘it til
dell! sat in the common
, in the action brought. by
ti“ srtosecuresup‘rtt
e d. as the law prov dos.
it tried
Mu woman's .
his claim and
1 cost
. islins' her husband‘rwss ‘ Jam: oittnal
. ht possible. to item upith wmhmsitwan.
I ‘ nuu .. ,“ ”a u l V “
i be mindset to: Estuarihm 1““. “,‘I ‘V
tslfl ‘, W ‘ ‘ ‘
rm
TACK) .’ ‘ ‘
'toittndertaits
y Milli! the no.
wait?” Willi"!
a. s! We .
.v the "‘Mifl‘llfllllil
i
We are’Nonlireparedilo Show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings. “
churns
‘ tassels, Velvets. Bods
‘- ‘Br’u‘s’dds. ' "
suitors. piglet-s.
mom Kiss
1
. 39er NORWALK, coup.
Norwalk Chronicler