- of dark clouds and it
,
15-“
3‘ fl wr.
‘ WIII F. Witlvalywnmfl
, ~ “LETS KIDNEY W“
strengthens ”the urinary organs,
builds up“ the , kidneys and invig-
orates the whole “system.
’ ' if is sunscreen
‘- .mo aslzssoooiiinu $1.00 ' '
gggwoam rm. M -: i
? Springfield. 2; NoMiéhfinMH
1 SPRINGii‘lElJ), Mass, June 14.—-—
ii’romises of rain kept the attendance
l
of the Norwich-Springfield game down
..~...,1‘1 , ... ,,.l 1. , 1
Base Ball News
lif) 200, but nfter a recess of five min.
ORATOl“ POL'SH OFF SENATORsiultes duringI the first inning. the oily
_ 1 , 1c cared. am the rest of the game had
“MP” V33”; fi‘néfagjdggpoin Victory 1 perfect weuther. Norwich played it
The flrstegama bZi . ~Blril 81(mllflawleais lgame, but, could not hit. Bow-
e .ween lg ) . or, our cat 2 to 1. Sprin field's two
and Hartford on the. Newfleld I’arlilruns came on Dillon‘s douligle and sin
grounds this season was pluyed yeswgles by Nagcl rind Tansoy in the sixth
terday afternoon and was won by the-Hmong, .. gem-e by innings;
Orators. In spite of the five errors! . . R. H. E.
recorded, it was a well pluyed nndgsm-ingfiem o o o o o 2 o o xwz 7 1
snappy game. In the early part of Norwich 11 0 0 ll 0 1 o 0 o--1 5 ti
the afternoon there won it gathering
looked like}
Holyokc. 5; New Haven, 3.
The major portion of the 425 NEW HAVEN. June H.~—-iiolyoke
Spectators who were present had | yesterday defeated the locals in a fust
their umbrellas for an emergency. . and well played game by the score of
who sun came out later and the skies ; 5 to 3. Now “even (Ext‘tllleti the vial-
brightened. and those who were lires'itore in the number of hits, but Holy~
out witnessed a same wm‘th lookinsloko's hits were made when they were
at. The game “'35 really a. contest 01 illost. not-doll. George Bunnon, for-
lklll between Nichols. the new Dllcm‘Ii‘imerly of New Haven. plnyt-d n large
for the Omiurs, and Perkins. 0119 ”flpul‘t in the defeat of his old team
the Senators' tried slabsmen. “iii“;miites. Score by innings:
men were in fine form, with the re-
sult slightly in favor of Nichols. 'l‘hc‘ Holyokp
rain.
R. H. 1‘).
0010,,0320-1.11,-, 51
stronger hitting by the 0mm!“ tic-1N. liuvoli o o :l o o 0 o l) 0—: i 2
clded the contest. Score by innings: ........._...__ ; J
R-H. a. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
x——~2 ii 31
Bridgeport. l1 0 0 0 (1 0 0 1
Hartford 1 0 o o o (l o o t1~1 4 ”Chicago, Cleveland and Dem,“ the
I Winner‘s Yesterday.
Meriden. 2: New London. ‘1. 3 wnsumwmn. .lllno H.---t‘llicago
MERIDEN.Juile lil.~~ All lllt'Xt'llml» loduy buitcil l’uttuil hard and shut
ble error in the first inning with mount the lut'HlH wliil citric. ()wcn was
out. gave Merllienmn lifts and commit ‘ luviul-lblc and not it local llluil I‘F‘llt‘llt‘d
runs to win. liurkc hit for two bus-i third bliSt‘. The score:
as and Lenox siugltui. scoring two
ii. if. it}.
runs. Rogers pitched an elegant Kilfllt“i“'ilsii. o o u ti o (i ll 0 (l o 4 .1
for Morldon, giving New llondon only » (‘liicugo l 2 0 0 3 ti 0 i 0- 7 11 0
five Singles, null striking out 10 lilt'n.i linttci'ics: l’ntiiui, ’l‘ownsontl lilill
out: Kliircdgc; ()wcu null Hulllvuu.
Umpire, Sheridan.
in tho ninth inning. with two
eKenc tried to steal, home from third, 11M.
with the ball in the pitcher‘s hillllifi.‘2.x0li.
Rogers threw to catch him and Film, 1
who was at tho but, stopped across tllc Cleveland. 11: Boston, 2.
plate and hit the hull with lili‘ but. BOSTON, .lunt- 14.-~Clcvrlnlid
No . .modlcin
siltii; in nzllo'slllllllnl sir
PLAIS‘TED'S‘DRUG cross. ‘
’I‘liul‘.
Alicndunct‘,
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Moi ‘4me Ms tar-rm
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l“.”ll13lm. 3"
Ayn/1h _ ,1 .‘ lilac»
"“1!le been: ci‘diffithy ,
inurnvsi .or.sloncsiw.lih excrucistbl :
gsvo relief. After taking, EQLEXffi l
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust.
and nowl hsvs no psin across my kidneys and if"! like a, new man.
POLEY’S KIDNEY CURE has dons ms 81.000 ponli of good," .1
. limitlitdiil’ t'i‘li tittiritt‘liitl‘ ‘It ‘
ThOs.,W.Csrtsr, of Ashboro, N.1C,, bod Kidney Troubls and
b, Muted wporfsétcumsne
‘ its says there sno mine
1 1.011;, ottifl 9i WLflfiv-fififitxfi
Batteries: Moore and Bonus; Dineoul l’ililsdelpliiu, 23 1'9 .598 «11min large measure to the temperin-
aud Farrell. Tillie, 1:50. Umpire, Plttsburg, 30 2 .577 Pink IPOlOBGUC‘ attitude 01 BYOteSmm
Connolly. Attendance, 10,325. -L)illt:ilgu, 23 25 .523 ministers 0! many ministers it may
1 ——-_. icmcinnuii, 25 24 .520 be said u a friend of Theodore Par-
Detrolt. 1; Philadelphia, 0. lat. Louis, 21 30 ,4” itiers once acid of two college profes-
PHliiADELPi—HA, June 14."A homoi Boston, my 33 .327 core: One is making the barrcnheif;
run by Crawford in the fourth inning, Brooklyn, 15 ' 35 ,3” eruand the other is boldlnil the stove.
with two out was sufficient for Detroit‘: ~~—~—~—- You feed on Christ and then go and
to win yesterday’s game from Philadei-i American League. “V9 your life; and it, 18 Christ in Y0“
piliu. Donovan and Waddoll pitched; won. that no; that-"Yes yourlife. thatheins the poor.
great ball and were well supported. 5 Cleveland, 27 13 , 1‘6 that tells the truth. 111“ “811$.th bitt-
Attcndance. 4,018. Score: i ghlfago, ii 23 19 ,573 ties, and that wins the crown.
R. if. E. ii adelpi a, 25 19 1553 . ‘ -
Detroit 0 0 o l o 0 0 010—1 4 0' Detroit, 123 21 .523 FEEL iMPENDlNG 090M. 1
Phllu, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~0 i 0 Boston, 20 22 ,475 '«Tho' fooling of impending doom in
Batteries: Donovan and Drill; Wad-1 Washington, 10 27 .413 the minds 0f “‘31!!chth 0! 15”th
(it'll und Schrcck. Time, 1:30. Um. New York, 17 25 .405 disease and diabetes has been, changed
3 St. Louis, 17 23 ,373 toithankfulness by the benefit derived
plros, McCarthy and Kelly.
LEAGUE.
Shuts Out Chicago With.
out Giving a Hit.
CHICAGO. .luiic 14~Maihewson was
in rare form yesterday anti shut. the lo-
culs out. without a hit or a base on
balls. Brown's pitching was also gilt-
edge until the ninth, when he wns
hit for four consecutive singles. Both
icnuis wore it little off in fielding. but
NATIONAL
Mathewson
the errors cost nothing. Attondnuco,
9.000. The score:
I R. H. E.
Chicago 000000000402
Ncw York 0 0 0 0 t1 0 0 0 1-1-1 5 2
Batteries: lirown null filing; Moth-
owsou and Iiith'l‘lllilll. Time, 1:20.
Umpires, Biiiisewino and Einsllo.
Pittsburg. 6: Boston. 0.
l"l'l"i‘SllUR(l. June ir-ivjiioston could,
do nothing with l’hillipilo and never
reached lhird busc. Willis was eusy.
but Williolln rcilred his inch in ouc,
two. three order without it hit. Al-
lcniluncc. 2.010. The score:
R. ll. E.
l’ltisburg 0 2 ll 4 0 0 0 0 x~~6 7
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (two 3 1i
litttlorlcs: i’hllllppo nnd l’citz:
Willis, Wilhelm ulitl Nocdilaln. 'l‘lmv.
.—
Mmimw 5w» mm
on bladder...disonsmnot rout! “1°.“ 1
e111cnn. .do
crown in crown-«mini
Ck
kidiisyfin‘db sddsr noubis for 9!”: pm,-
once.
promptly, permanently, Regulates and
tones tho stolnacli. 1
Thirty Men, Searching Wood's Near
sovcor'r THE slats.
‘, K. t Out of Schools.
' WATER URY, June 14.—-—The Rev.
,.i0ilcsr Haywood. D.~D.. pastor of the.
“thirst Baptist 'Ulliil‘ifli’,‘ crested nonto-I
«.thing-low‘lssnsstion Bundswovsuius-Ivh
‘iLwhsnhe told his bearers that». ”id
, not believe the Bible should be resd‘f'il
‘2 its public-schools. , The pistons scr- 1:
on list! for its subicct.‘ “stimuli-ch i
We Need, ' ‘ *
a LDrJ‘Haywood held that the reading
(of the Bible in the public schools was 1
:scinethlnz inths nature» of a. relic of .
”the dsys when thsschurch sad state?
were united. ‘ 1 ‘ .
As he did not consider the union: of
1, state and church an ideal condition“ ‘
“ ,cffslrs he was not inclined to is 1
‘ ‘snyihiug which savored of it. Th 0-
'r fore, in tsklngtsitiss‘ln the present can-
, .trovorsy regarding the use of the Bible
.Lin connection with the opening exert. ,
, cises in'the public school. ho'prcforrcd .
“ We be swayed union the custom. .
‘ The following "pastor's paragraphs"
lappoaned upon a leaflet, dittributsd
.througiiout the pews, in line with the
subject of the evening sermon: , 1 l
“Whlloanirisflanity is divine it .iii 1
. human. it was not intended to be
‘ shut up in a Cilili'Ch,«iOOlfefl at once a’;
week, fed in laudatory prayers and
limits and doclsmntory sermons, 1
t'it is the reproach of the churches
lthat they areitrcatinir as treliglous.
' men who «react religious. and are
known to bathe opposite. ow it is
plain that therein a characteristic dif-
: torches between s. religious“ and a
Icon-religious man if there is :any real-
Iity in Christianity. 1 1
WA pulpit that busies itself. tearing ’
to tatters the world's one sacred book
cannot long hold a place of' ' power
among men. ' - 1
. i“-"f‘ho widespread indifference to re
1 liglon'on the part of thinking men is
”wows W Moth
l
, ‘i
i no. colitis. 6;; yin-ti
pains. , Othcr'm‘ lcln‘ss only
pNBY- CURB ihcrcsuti m ‘
like fine stones, etc.,
:5. ,'.
will it. W»
. ... . :
g Emit-'1]? h ’irStIltit‘w
from taking'll‘oley's Kidney'Cul-e.‘ it
will cure incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. ‘Sllght disor-
ders are cured in a few days. "i had
diabetes in its worst form," writes
Mnrion Lee. of Dllnrenth. ind., “I tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man." Scld‘st Pleis-
tcd's Drug Store. "
DUNLEAVY'S GOOD PLAYING.
I'iuillcnvy made three of tho seven
bits which St. Louis team scoured yes
tcrdny, mid ulno mode the only run tel
the team.
~Dyspcpsin~bnne of human exist-
Burdook l‘ilood llliicrs cures it
ATTEMPTED TO END HER LIFE“,
PUTNAM. June 14,—.MlssMary Du-
vul. aged 20 years, a French Custodian,
attempted to commit suicide yesterday
by jumping into the Quinebaug River.
at this place. She was rescued after
a hard struggle by Eugene Benudry.
clerk .at.‘tho freight office, who swam
a distance of fifty feet and returned to
shore with theroung woman. The
doctors stated that thirty seconds
more in the water and the young wom-
an would have been beyond assistance.
Miss Duvsl came to this city from
Canada about a month ago and obtain-
ed work in one of the mills. drier
working shout n week snelost her po-
sition on account of dullness of blist-
ncsa. Since that time she has been
riespondeut and yesterday morning,
after looking in vain for work, at-
STILL HUNTING FOR HAWLEY.
M
‘Ssndy Hook." 1
NEWTOWN, Conn. June li.~-AI\I
otllor tiny bus been spent fruitossly
lli illt‘ st‘ill‘t'li [pr Curtis. iIluwicy, no In
mute of the Southport suniturluni, Who
made his escape from a keeper Sun-
dny. whilerisitiug til the home of his
mother. Mrs .iuiin liuwley, in the
village of liorltsbirc, itbout. a mile
from Sundy Hook sliitlliii'lu this town.
Flawlry disu‘mfi‘uiri-d into a plow oi
woods. und it is thought. that be um)
be still ill billing in the wild section
of country known as Grout Qllal‘lt‘i‘.
near the ilousulonlc river. Yesit-r
day and today 30 men have boot;
engaged in tho scorch, but without
finding my iruco of him.
Bridgeport Advlirtiseiriiints. ‘ '1
”WIFWUW Pro-char s-yuushouia balm": w . - 1 1
be p M Read Co '
F
flayos came near being niobbt-d llyi llit‘tcd un overwhelming defeat upon
both teams. but he sent Keene buck ‘ lioston yesterday by a score of 11 to 2.
and Finn struck out. ’l‘lil- gume was: blown was halted fur nnd wide. The
i145.
Umpire, O'Duy.
Brooklyn. 0; 8t. Louis, 1.
ST. LOUIS, June ”will it game lib-
featurelesa outside of it grout cutvll,iloldlug of Turner was brilliant.
by Burke in the nitnh.
fngs: lure. The score: out. disputes over Umpire chm‘s dc-
R. ll. 1‘11 R. H. E. cisionn, Brooklyn defeated St. Louis
N. Londo ii 0 1 0 0 0 0 ll 0——i h 2‘Clevelnnd 1 0 1 0 4 1 0 i 1—11 16 ll 0 to l. Shortstop Shay wus put out of
‘ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x~—2 7 2llionton 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0— 2 5 4 the game in the sixth inning for dis-
Mei-idea
mnfistnunmwmnouunhnnuwmohhum
in use for over 80 years. has borne the signature of
W and has bcénmsdo nhdoi- his pso-
0
ions! supervision since its infancy,
IMMonotodwoivo you in this.
All Unnatural“, Institutions and “(Tum-flood" are but:
Wants that trifle with and manager tho health at
Map and Mun—Experience against Expositions.
. .1 v w‘ .
What ispASTQRIA
is s hsmlssl substitute or Outer 011mm;
optic. Dropout! Soothing Syrup». It is Pimp. ft
min nsfthcs Opium. Morphine nor outer narcotic
‘ ,1, ._ 1 mm. It; dumysWo’rms
It cures Dist-thousand Wing).
Troubles. cum Constipation
1 It!
Iii Imitation» the frond. moisten the
fir
0
lilifigy lira
Score by lnll- Bnys‘ base running was illiother feu-
e _ lining sent out of the grounds.
erally punctuated with long drawn
puting a decision. and in the eighth
inning Manager-Captain Burke. the
home team's third bitseman, became
involved in a wrangle with Klein that
resulted in Burke and Catcher Grady
The
Spectators then took a llitl‘iil and no
lies interventkin was llecsssary before
the game could be continued. Police
protection for tlnlpiro chm when he
left the grounds at the end of the
game Was also necessary. Attend-
ance, 1,600. The score:
R. if. E."
Stimuli 00000000 i~—l 7 3
Brooklyn .0 0 :i 0 0 0 i 0 2—4 12 2
Buitorios: Taylor, firmly and Zebr-
folis; Mitchell and thior. Time.
2:09. Umpire. Klein.
Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 1.
CiNClNNA'l‘I. Juno 1~i.~»(linclunati
bunched their hits off‘ llpnrlio yester-
day unit won handily. Walker was
hit. hard, but managed to hoop his hits
scaitoreii. Cincinnati yesterday to
loosed Cnicher Blankenship to Seattle.
Attendance, 2.551. Score: -
R. H. n
20201000x-li 0 1
l’biln. 000010000-i ti 1
Batteries: Walker ilnd achlui:
Sparks and Doom. Time. 1:30. Uln-
pire. Johnstoiic. ~
(linoln.
New England Lupus.
At Full Riverwbynn. ti; Fall River,
Curtis. who is 24 years old, imi
been at the snuitariunl for a your and
it full! buffering {ruin a mental troll
blc. His friends tour that even if in
has not committed suicide, b drown
ing, that. he will die of hu ger und
exposure. liia mother‘s father, Sam
uol Curtis, was it prominent iuanuiuc-
iurer.
NO SECRET ABOUT 11'.
it is no secret, tluit for Cuts, Burns
Ulcers, Fever Sores. Sore Eyes, iioils'
etc, nothing is so effective as Buck
len'ii Arnicn Suivc. "it didn‘t takc
long to cure a bad sore i had. und it
is all 0. K. for sore eyes," writer
D. is Gregory. of Hope. Texas. 250.
at. F. H. Baxter's Drug store. "
CORSETT BEATS THOMPSON.
Ton Rounds of Clever Fighting
luiis, Montana.
BUTTE. Mont, June June li.—~Afior
tear rounds of clever flghtin “Youlu
Corbett." of Denver. was doc arsd the
winner over Maurice Thompson: of
Buttoi last night. Thompson lay. on the
moving and was being ' counted out
wbcnihiti ascend throw up tho'sponge
Mill carried their man to his corner
’l‘libnipstin-kumkod Whi‘fi down is
"in would round. entailing him on
bill balance in s-i'uitli: Corbett carrier
tho'flghtito his opponent in «very
round and landed some terrific strings
that would have knocked out any or»
titunry mun, but. Thompsorrwnhstood
thiiin iintil'tho middlo of the round.
‘ . .MWM
CHICAGO STRIKE A DIAD iliUI.
CHICAGO, The team tsrstv joist
council sppitrontly has c moatoxthc
conclusion that the strike ins "dead
issue." For the first tinidvsinc the
original strike against. a Moms cry.
ln
' ““MLFWMI’ 1
" toms. host. 1?
in ii
tempted to end her lilo.
ouaurv vs. ouaurrrv.
Hard muscles and strong body do
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
3i-
eiatistbbéii‘uasz. 1 1, 1, y 1
ti L’
3., ,w ~ 1,111 N. m A { ,,
Nefeesbory in Every Home. 1, ,1
An interesting demonstration is in progress at o'urr‘flkoiir "
let Section whichwc desire everymie to nttcnti‘ aid! misfit: ‘
inc the articles SllOWfl.‘ 'ls‘llc Bond’s Extradt p‘eopiu'v‘lltwe ‘-
placcd on, the market an Accident Case for use in thc'house» -'I 1.
hold, and we pronounce it a most invaluable arrangement.
The Case contains the following articles all in compact j"
shape in a neat strong box. ‘ " ' ' 4,
One1 large bottle of Ponti's Extract. '
TWO packages of Red Cross Gauze. .
Roller Bandages, antiseptic gnuzc, four sizes.
One package of Antiseptic Lintinc.
Leather Case containing four medicine bottles.
()nc Flask in case.
Safety Pins for‘sccuring bandages.
Ouc pair of Scissors.
@nc Roll of Adhesive Plaster. . . ,
Bookof Directions for First Aid in Accidents.
1 i‘ond’s Extract is too well known and reliable a house: ’ ' " 3
hold remedy to need any word‘s of prniSc from us. It: is
I usually, and should be in every home. The othernrticics
are put upby surgically cleathictbods and are perfectly.
sterile and aseptic. I
Tliizcc sizes’, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. 1 ' ' ‘
1-' veer” Farris, {titlin- Swim. 1
'A. ‘li
Those who have examined the McDougall Kitchcn Gib-"1 : 1
iuets are enthusiastic in their favor. They lighten the‘iaborv
of the housekeeper and save steps. The capacity ofa Cab-
inet for holding things is wondcrfui. There are shelves
for kitchen china, bins for floor, meal, salt and sutar. Cup: .
boards for cooking dishes. Lacquered boxes for spices and
baking powder, and drawers for kitchen linen, knives, forks,
spoons, strainers, strings, corks and other nuinberiess use-
ful things. ' , 1. ‘1‘l7oiirth flqbr,‘.taulfc tilefiiuevator.
Two Specmls forFlag Day.
Standard Bunting Flags, 5 x 8 ft.. $2.75. .
. 6 x 10 it, $3.75. ,
The best Standard limiting, all wool, fast colors.
Don't miss the Hosiery Sale. Summer Lislcs. black, . ‘ ‘
tau and white. iacc boots,‘sii‘k piockings and embroidery.
1 50c qtinlity for 293:‘ a, pair.
s'mu,, 1:.
in» 4"
“‘1"
3.31:
over
1",. 4‘; \I or.
in ‘31:.
. ,..
p t, h . .
‘1". r :‘1‘ ’
loot '
t
Wears NoW‘l’robarodilo Show full Lilies
i,i¢~lr‘3i-‘l ~"~ - .i-.
EXhibit ornitoiionohpihets; «I <- ‘ «
a-
not depend on the quantity of food you
eat. but on its perfoctdlgestioa and
of Spring Floor Coverings.
timber-assimilation. When you take ’ " n 1‘ .1
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your. system : CARPETS
.‘\z~t‘ 1, t. " 'r‘ I: ‘" "‘
sets all the nourishment out of the
food you out. It discuswhatyoucst ~ . . -1 ’ . . ' . 1 1' 1
‘lilaiain, Tapestlll. Brussels. Velveis, Bodli.
Brussels. 1 .1:
5‘ it. t
the
stomach sud conveys malnutriont' pm
parties to the blood and Manila. T 1 ,
builds up and strangthenstbs attire
system. Kodol eurcslndigention. Dys»
pent-pa, Belchlng.80ur1 Sternaoh, Weak
Heart, ebb; Sold"by The Clifford
Pharmacy. 1 . ,1‘,‘
regardless of the condition.“
-1 W’i ., “‘ 'l. . ' 1,, 1.2.1."... yu 1‘ ’
China and J @2106“. MaltihusOil .Glotlls. ”
and Linoleum, Flats tilld , 13,1105
1;; i, 1
it, «Hi
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REV. JOHN TOWNSEND D An.
MIDDLWPOWN. ‘1 June mam;
John (Townsend, aged 73, for 20 years
rector of Christ Church-berm died yes»
terdsy from s corculatory shutout.- Hie,
was a gruduatc of Union College. and
of the first class in Berkeley Divinity
School after it was sophrstbdli’rom
Trinity Colieno.’ The upfront-union
member of Mr. Townsende classlm
{ .
1856 is Bidshop Davies. oofduécbiggn. r. a" at...”
Townsen was ordain y t o tits I 1 , a . . 1
Bishop WIlllams’.-A t. ”i w a r. ' , “i" ‘ i‘ F i"
widow and daugh-
1 , 1 1, .. to! ‘ if!“ M gm
"fisherman w
tor survive.
“1’ W v . . ,
HUG! TAOK. ,- l l I>
it. was s nominal! to-undsrtfltdlho
cups of such sibnd case of limit:
some. as that of G.‘ F. Collier. of Charo
koe, its, but Electric Bitters did .it. so
write :“ My kidneys were so falcons.
1 cat ti‘not sit on a chairiwitbout's
cushionpsnd sufforsddromfidmdfui 1
bsckdclis, headache snd;1dsprsssion.
in Electric nitisnl however; fufounl,
s ours. and by them was iisstorsti‘ito
perfect health. i recommend :tiril
mt ionic medicine to sit with weak
satin 1"?
on.
adorn nonwile. court.
.1. ,
in wssmuc'rou s'r, . . 1
unnil s
»
who. i
3- h o ' . ‘ ~ "Y , r1
HM’rIiilii’ {Milford—New Bedford. 7: legaimd icompagy' :dumcgisdéotho ”3031!": or stomzchzm t(ulsr‘su- . 1- w 381M110 M“ t tit” gr;
are I 1, 1* ‘ ' con vars msov 1' a im- so I .mmr. ru s; pres ‘W ,.1 ; I, e 0W9-
At. Manchester—confirm. 5: Man. cit-“motion: s- an ”unimportant'flnish 60m 1 " $32.13!”: “We . ‘ ' Add“ W l 1. o »»»»» . .iv
chestcr. 1. *I t 5-3, tor of business. Secretary Kelly do- » » “aw-J“ 9, .1, 1_' .1 ii at, 11 I' 1 ’ w . .1 1_ .
At WdPWOHJ: Nashua. 1. cured, however; that insttsrs are so. mimic «motto atom » mi 1 I. mg. j“ W 11 1; ,
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