Mmlitiiu turtnndwy "f
Conduit
f (Continual From First Page.)
Mp ill-e portion or the thoroughfnros
tm limit) replir tor one year and no
it“ button-nun rt one timo.~ .
- don Richardson. 9. special renne—
ontntlve oi thoecompany, wnnmrouent
rt “lamenting but he did not nor any
, comments. Thererolutlon, whit. Wit}:
wanted. was presented by donor. lmun
, Junie: 'i‘. ,Hnboeil. In the original res-
olution, libero Wag no provision for
paying the city engineer. This was evi~
dentist unoverninht, but City Club ‘J.
.Boldsn flurlbult said the company
wool undoubtedly pay ior‘ his work.
“To In it; Mire'there would ho no mis-
uude landing ,in the future, Council
man Henry. Mntbolunrnentlod tho roan.
luilon to include the company‘s habit
ity loathe cost of tho englnoor’u work.
Mr. Lockwood'u New Building.
Thor's was a alight bitch In the pro
cendinga over the disposition of Klon-
dyke Park, Manioe Do F. lookwood.
who .intondn' to erect. u modern brick
bloclt on the adjoining property, do
slrnnio know what will be done in this
future with tho. city’s strip. ills ul-
tornuy,‘ Judge E. M. lnckwood, eluted
at a previous session of tho council
that this would httvo connidurntuo to
do with his client‘s plans for this sidt
of the building.
To come to an understnnding, Mnyor
George B. ‘iiuxton appointed a rom-
mitteo at the last meeting to confer
with Mr. ’Lockwood und soo whnt un
derstanding could he arrived at, 'i‘hi.r
committee roported Inst ovonini-t.
There were two propositions in tho
report.
The first provided for the salt: of
the Klondyke proporty to Mr. hook
wood for the sum of $750. ’l‘boro woro.
however, to be restrictions. Tho city
would retain the some use of tho
ground as at present. That Is, it, would
still have the. right to use it as u puss
age for its scwcr outlet and to entor
the property at, any limo on business
connected with tho. scwcr. in midi
tiori the Owner would not have tht
right to build on the strip. it wus
provided, howcror, that it at any limo
in the future the city should discontin-
ue having its sower outiot. there, a in
titre council may roniovo tho roslrlc-
tlons. The comntiltco uuggostod that
the sum derived from tho solo ol‘ tho
property be lisod its a nucleus for tho
purchase ofa oily whnri‘ lot.
The second proposition of tho. com
niittoe was to louso tho. property to
Mnlmckwood, with tho sumo rostrio
tions, for twenly-fivo yours at an up
nuul rental of $10, with it privilege oi
leaning it again at tho oxpiralion of
this limo for an oxtra fifty yours at
a rental of $15 nor your, .
Judge Imoltwood und oliont wort
both present at tho mootlug. in spook
ing for tho laiior, tho judgo stutotl
that up to noon oi" yoslordny lhoy but.
not oxpoolod that tho oommittoo‘s l‘i
port was to ombody such condition:
as road. Mr. Lockwood did not owr
the property nlono and tboroi’oro ht
could not giro his dooislon at out-o
Ho believod that it‘ ho purt-hasod thv
property at tho iizuro proposed, it
should be his :tbsolutoly in any lion
in tho futuro that tho oily should dis
continue using Klondyko Park as 'r
newer oullct.
In view of tho i’aol thut oommitlot
and Mr. lookwuod bud not count to
nny dofluito uudorsiauiliug. lho tuuyot
stizgcfilod lhul tho roport lit‘ :toooploti
and tho commitloo ooullnuod. (‘ouul'll
mun Edward ll. Mili‘i‘lllltlst‘. n uioiulwt
ol’ tho. oommilloo, dosirod to lill\'t~ tltt
(:omtnltlon dist-hnrgod, 'i‘lu- mnyot
repliod that lli' would uol ”ii“ to st"-
i.hls oourso iitkou. Mr. Iiiorohouso sitlr
that. of rourso ho would rourur ir
wbntoror tho nuiyor drsirod in tin
matter.
A voto was tukou on tho :il't'optunl't
of tho roporl tinll tho. ('Ulllllllllllli‘i' o‘
the commiiloo mid tno I‘I‘Siill sliou'ol!
a tie. ’l‘ho mirror onsl his voto, dooid
ing to accept tho roport Iilttl oouliuut
tho ('(lllllllllli“t‘.
To Get After Sidewalks.
The mayor broliiiltl up ”it“ Htilljot‘l
of tho. muny dolnpiduil-d stilt-walk:
about tho oily. Altor it short dlsous
lsloii it. was vototl to intro tltp oorpor
ulion counsol ItOtlfy put-soon spooiflr-t.
by the utrotlt t-ouiniissitmor to mukt
repairs at (ini'l‘.
Superintendent A. V. \\'nluwriglu
of the Norwulk Division of thr- l‘ou
necticut Railway and Lighting llont
pony, mndo writtun uppliotilion to on:
lip lliroo now polon to support wiros,
itl order that tho said wiros may In
romovod from iroos, ()no polo Wilt
douirod nour lhn rosidonru of llr
Hitchcock in Wont uvouuo, uttotbur at
the Junction of Main strut-t and North
avenue, and the third near tho rnrtwt
of Main ntrool and North Union ii\‘l‘»
nuo. So for an the city was oounm-twl.
the permission was granted. but till
ntntuton provldu thnt pol'liIiHslolt llllIl-tt
also be sttottrtdl front utiiolitlng prop tr
ty ownorn. It tho lulu-r t't‘llliit', tho
law the provides for it blurring brinro
county romntinnlouoru.
500 Foot of New Moon.
it was voiotl to purrhnm- Min font
of new lioso for tho mm of tho ilt'l‘
dopartiuout. tit-mud Anslntaut l‘lilillii
our F'. W. Smith tutor nppourotl liotoro
the meeting to urgo tho uurrbatw oi
home new bone lud Willi urtiiitinti to
learn of the notion that bud boon in
Iron. Mr. Sittlth said that thorn wm
only 500 foot oi norm in tho dopurt
merit that could ahnuiululy in: dupuntb
ed upon. I .
in roteronco to a complaint onlorotl
lento limo «go by linoiol ilonnlu-ker
tint his roporty was boiug damaged
1! a run t of that removal by the city.
of it umr, the newer onmmtttou ohnii‘x
man Councilman William F. Illi'li-
w , reported ihnt nngotiulitmn with
Mr. Honnoukur are now going on.
Tho hills of the various city depart-
mnntnzto the extent of 3690, Worn or:
“Om DOM. ‘1 .
Obfiction to 3 Building.
. Mimi Beoimw nuide nubile-lion for
permission to erect, a motion building
4218 foot, in Menard moot. The
_ Militant dot-trod to build the struc-
. taro torrent. at a homo owned jointly
intuition nnd Cnptnin Ephraim M.
, thrill. 'I‘Iw tutor unbound hoiorn
tho haunting and promoted inguinal
,mntin the pntition, The matter
who.” art-Iii to I committee connot-
mo! Omollmln iiubbell. Gould and
Wwwaarily long stretches of road
timid the tire inspector tor in-
* nun. .
: firm and lipohn towed and tie-l
Lots of people hav
many ills disappear
liver working right.
it’s out of order by
dull eyes, morning
e liver trouble, 'and
when you {get the
You can te 1 when
your sallow skin,
headache, sluggish
bowels and poor appetite. .
When you have any of these unpleas-
ant feelings, resort to Beecham’s Pills.
Take a dose atonce, and then follow
directions. It will save greater ex ense
and things will soon
Beecham’s Pills and
look brighter. aka
the bowels become
regular, the head clears, eyes brighten,
skin improves. appetite returns and you
feel like yourselt again.
Remember Beecham’s Pills do this.
Your neighbors know it and thousands
have proved it. Beecham’s Pills are the
best medicine you can take for stomach,
liver and bowels. This was true over
fifty years ago, and it’s true today.
It’s worth your while to get your
liver right and "',
It costs llllllillle
I v6 ‘0 U E
it or IF} {Jim was. s it. 32'
IE illld‘
sou) nvanrwuan: In
Aficlable Preparationt‘orhs—
slmiintine ittel‘oodandke uln- .
. tingiheStomnclo andBowc s of
l .
Promotes Digestion.Ciieet-l'ul-
nessandllost.€otttaitts neither
tumiiorphiuc nortiincrol.
01‘ NARC o'rrc .
,
l1
,dl
, A cclilcmedl‘or onsli ~
, humour Stoutl'tchdllnrrho'c:
t; Worms.Lonvulsronsdhvensh—
1 nessandlossor SLEEP.
hi: Simiie Signature of
\lti tillvlllll‘. illll
”Hulk 3“ l (xii.
c
, I . , ,.
BOXES, IOc. and one.
Bears the
Signature
of ,
N For llvar
. thirty tents
t
slrod in how lior Ittx bill rudurod bo-
rltuso of lint I‘aot ililll bur bushuittl in
n Vt'lt‘l'iilt ul’ lllt' i‘lrii Wur. Hilt- wnu
ttuuttrotl lltnt tho illitlli‘l‘ would Ito look
l‘tl lllli'l'. ‘
i‘ltuit'tmtu lmrld Ii‘, ituttltl. of tho Ill‘o
roittlttlliov, roporlmi tlml ltv lilill ttoll~
llml t-iuportntoluiout .Iobu ll. Hoyt, ut‘
the nru alarm systotu. lllill in tho la.
turo, iiro ulurtu hm how will lli.‘ rt“
morml by tho vuultwvt‘n.
'I‘bl-rr \vurr prvsvut ul llilil uiuhl'u
nonstop, tln- i‘iiUlMi‘lt’. innit-d. I'lllliilhllllkt
oi Moyor Iiitxinp. i‘otinolltttnn .ittinon
'l‘. Hubbub, Willitun h‘. l.orkwood,
Honry Mnllioin. Edward II. Moroltoltnto.
(‘hurlon A. livolb'ltl llllll [build it
Could. (‘lly (‘ll‘i‘lt .l. lloltlt'll Htil‘llitlil
ttnd Arslriunt titty (llork hilt) lim'bt.
”.Wr “it..-” W
THE GALVE THAT PENETRATIO.
DoWItt’n Wltoli llaznl Salve, pone-
truton the porno of the skin, and by lttl
antistatic. rubilorioni and bottling Iii»
nuance lt Illlltdlleii inflammation and
cures Bolin, homo. outs. Eczema, Tut»
tor, Ring Worth and all skin dlflOhliliIS.
A spool c for blind, blunting, itching
and flprotrudin Files. The original
1nd reunion itch Hunt Salve in
mode by E. C. DeWiit a. 00., and sold
by The Clifton-d Pharmacy. “
a... 2:144
SCREW COMPANY BUY RICTOIV.
NEW hlti'l'AlN, .lunr 20.»!l‘ho BI.
Mary‘s Church reentry. one of tho old.
est. properties In this part of the Stain.
on sold yesterday to the Corbin
Screw Company tor buutnesn lmpruro
menu. 'rito rectory nu built in “to
by Rev. but» NO . .
NINE. MILES IN SEVEN MINUTES.
Spendy Work of Ten Wheeler On New
York Division.
(too of tho ul'w li‘llthli‘l'l punnouuor
i'liiilllt‘il on tho l‘omullidulod t'uilrouti
iltattio tho tlintltttt'tt from l’orirhouit-r to
Now Illlt'lii'lli'. a lllilllllit‘t,‘ oi‘ nint'
milos, lu i‘l'\i‘ll ittitttttuu, on Smut‘tiuy
'I'twm vuulliutt now run through from
Now York to tiprintzlloltl without
rhuunr.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYOPEPNA.
Mrs. Franklin bush, or Now (Justin.
lint, rays: “1 nulfurod tor yours with
tlysnnpnln. tinted to burn grout ittntronn
rind bolohlng. I trlod ovoryihins I
could hour of, but. nothing hnlpnd run
until I took limzlllnu Balm. nnd one hit
omit bottiu cured mi.- rotuplotoly."
For unto by it. ll. Plutntud, i“. ll. Billi-
ter and tho Clifford i’hnrtnncy.
Wm
MOROCCO WANT! UNITED
BTATEO. TO PARTICIPATE.
WASHINGTON, June Illi.-'l‘hts state
dnpnrtmnnt today received a dlnpnich
from Mr. tittmmeru. mlnintur to Mor-
coco, transmitting n request from the
govornmeni 'of Morocco that tho Unit-
od titular; pnrtloipnto in n conformer»
upon the ntl'n’irn of that country. The
remnant in similar to that which but!
been sent to other governments. ,
, Nuns-w"! don't out why Minn Musing
Ilimtlti
nor manor."
want to nuirry tum. With all
Dick-"l sum who
to taunt boilers he‘d have iii on Bar
on without :it'bjdl’jhliadetpnu run
A, w'
DOUBLE DEFfiAT FOR THE BLUES
IN HOLYOKE.
New London Defeat. Sprlnhfiold and
lrldoopoot‘ Boots Norwich.
HOLYOKIC. Juno, 20mm, heavy but.
ting Holyoko youturdtiyviwon both
games in or doubleheader with New
iluvou, the first 8 to 5 and the noonnd
ii to 2, although Iho‘ visitors put up a
game struggle in ouch. column. it Out
of four times up in tho first Hurtloyi
got three bits for livo bases, whilo
liunnot got. two hits out or three, in-
cluding It homo run uud it double.
lll‘lil'li catch ot Jopo'n hit in tho soc.
onll game, it loft-hand t-I‘I‘ort. on u long
jump, wus tho holding fouluro. Mo~
(tortillok nluo got u homo run in the
soonnd gumo. Virkoro untpirod tho.
llrnt gnlno wllb grout suocosn. Scorn
by innings:
R. Ii. E.
llolyoltu 0 2 2 2 l 0 l 0 x-~~tl 10 3
N. liavon (I It ii 2 ti o I it our. to
lintlorlon: linrlloy
Kolly und .lopo.
Score by innings:
i.)
u
and (Rotilontor;
it. II. it}.
llolyoko l 0 3 l 0 0 it 0 x-wb ill 2
N. Iiuvon ti 1 0 (l 0 i it it (IN-2 ii 0
Batteries: McCubo und Itomoutor;
Sherwood and Jopo.
New London. 4; Springfield, 3.
NEW LONDON. .luuo 20.-i’uigo ul-
lowod Sprlngflold but. five hits yostor-
tiny ui‘loruoou. and, dospilo making
niuo errors, the locals won by the
scoro of Mr.) 3. The holding of tho
New London team was very bad, but
l'uigo‘s masterly pitching kept the
gnmo unto uftcr orrorn bud put, molt on
tho buses. Umpires it‘uhey ond Ar-
nold were both workod during tho
gumo. (tuition played tirsi for Spring-
tiold und got one run, one hit, olevon
put-outs and no errors. Tho score by
innings:
R. H. E.
N. [mtdon (I I t) I 0 0 ti '2. x-~~i ti 9
Spriugoilld ll 0 II it i i I) l (l——3 it 3
liatlorios: Palm and Arniln'ustor;
lloss and O’Connor.
Meridcn, 8; Hartford, 6.
MERIDEN, .luuo Zitwldrrors by
Noyos and two hits guru Moriden four
runs in tho oightb liming yostorday.
ottougli to win the gamo. Both teams
pluyod loosely in tho flold. especially
In tho lit-st lbroo innings. lt‘iizmaurioo
plnyod loft hold for Hartford and it'll.
u. baso bit. a snoriflco llll nod ono put-
out. 'l‘ho Hl'tlt‘ti by innings:
it it. E.
Ml'l‘llll‘ll l (l 5’. ll ll ll ll -l x-mii ii .1
Hartford 0 i 3 it ll 0 it it till it it
lintlorios: O'Hara and 'l‘huokoru;
Kurtis and ltorau.
Bridgeport, 5: Norwich. 3.
NORWICH, .luno Zitwv-Aliltough
Norwich outbutlod lllilll two in mm.
ilridgoporl. through lil‘lllllflll holding.
won tho gitlno yoslt-I'tl:t_.' by llll' soot-o
of i) in ii. \‘iilo swurod u homo run
in tho third. Norwit-h bud rhuuoos to
will in the fourth and itizniu in tho
llltli. but ”to nooossnry hit Wits lurk-
ing. 'l‘ho smro by innings:
R. ll lll.
llrirlg‘l'ptii‘i u u 2 1 o h 2 u o _ 7. 5 )
Norwich ti o u :I o it o it ii~ :t to :I
lliillt‘i'it‘u‘ (‘ltl‘llvll uud lloaumonl;
Moiwuu tutti ldllllllt'l‘,
National League.
.\t i'inrinnaii'
it. 'l. 1-}.
(‘lnoin it ll ‘3 ll l‘. II It i x- l? H I
Now \‘ork ll :t u :l (I o u l it -~ 7 it: {I
IIutlorios: l'luiuu, llllllil und Sobloi:
'l‘uylor, Willso, Nit‘liiuully. l'Jliolt :tnd
llrt-sunlum.
Al l’iiisburg:
it. it I-l.
i‘iilsburg Li I 1! ii i ii I it x 7 it i
ltrooitlyn it it o o o 2 it u o 2 7 l
ituttorios: lu‘owr and (lurisb; I'lusou
nud liorgou.
Al. (‘llit'agoz
it it. it}.
(“hit'uuo It I it o ii i i ll x»---:t it 2
I'hila. o o o u u 2 it o n. —: :t l
iinitorlos: ltt-ulbacb uud Kling: l'il-
lllmlll‘ llilll Kzilttu'.
.\I St. Louis: _
R. It. E.
St. Louis I I 700001 itwltl 15 i
inimon It 2 o o o (I it I ow d to 2
iluttorlos: 'l‘blolmnn und Wnrnor imd
Zt'ul‘losu; Wilbolm and Noodbuui.
American League.
AI \‘l'uultlngion:
it. ll Ill.
(‘lt-volnud It I il l I L' I ll 0 l2 til it
Wusb. it u u o i u n o u :l H :5
litiilttrlon: ltboutivs llllil liuolow tmd
t‘lul‘ko; littghuu. 'L‘uwusoud null lluy-
don.
'Al Now York:
R. it E.
(‘hlougo t it o n n u o 2 to it til it
Now York o :t o n 1: n u ii i ii it i
thrill-riot}: Whit", Smith tutti Ml‘l“lii'-
luml: Chou iro, I'uttmauti ttud Kloiuow.
mm
Al l‘biltulolpbln:
Phi'u. 2 II n n l o 2 it xmh it it
ill. tnulu o it :2 o i 0 o il 1 ml in 4
ltntlwlns: tit-utt-y nud iiurtou‘. Iiow
oil and iiugdou.
'7 " Ill.
Holy (iron, 3; Brown. 0.
PROVIDENCE. .lttno 2tl~««ii'itourko'n
oxoolloul pitching. tonotliur with per:
foul nunmrl. prtwnd too much for
brown on Andrews iiold yontordny nt-
lorti'ton. and Holy (irons wont! in ii.
'l‘lfl'u wild pitch In tho ninth with tho
humid full. followod by iriigginn’ poor
throw. lot In tum of tho. i’luiiortt' runs.
ya» u .M....—p~
Connecticut Lucite Itondlng.
w n.
American League.
Lost. I’ll.
alarming in
Cloveiund, it .689 *
Chicago, , 30 20 .600
Philadelphia, 29 20 .592
Detroit. 26 23 .530
Boston. 22 25 .468
New York, 19 28 .404
Worthington, 2‘.) 32 .373
St. Louis, 18 32 .360
Eagles, 4: Bull I, 3.
Tho. iuflglt‘iu dofnniodm‘null Itunn
by a score of i to 3, Saturday.
Garden's Tenth Victory.
(kirnott won hln tooth utmlxhi vio-
tory in the box yesterday for lirltll-iil'
port. by. defeating Norwich by a scorn
of ti lo 3. ’1‘th bouts the slum Ionguo
record, which was nine straight guttios.
my"...
ROGERS OUT.
Captain Terry Given Walking Papers
by Danaher.
Captain Torry Rogers, of the Now
liuvou bauobull lonm, wot-t glvou his
“walking pupors" Saturday night, by
Manager Illinuhur. null be was also in-
formed by oillrials of the Connecticut,
louguo lhnt his nun-ponnioun bud boon
withdrawn and his lino routiiiod.
It will be romemborod that Captain
ltogors got into a lot. of trouble not.
long ago whon he and n crowd of bio
oluimod, usotl vilo lungttago. wlioro tho
public could hour. Presldont Wliitlook
of tho louguo who won prouenl ullittt
gtuuo in lllli‘ttilimi. suspoudod Contain
honors and impound u fluoupou him.
Suturduy morning Cttptulu, Rogers
through his attorneys Shannon & i-iull
brought on Injunction against Prost-
dont. Whiilook which was issued In the
court of common pleas, restraining
Mr. \Vl‘llllllt‘lt from enforcing ltogors'
suspousion untl lino without first grunt-
lng him it honrlug on tho mutton, 'l‘ho
boating won sohoduod to take plnoo ho»
{pro .ludgo iiownrd .1. Curtis this morn-
ng,
Evldonlly l‘rosidout Whiilock did
not want tho mutior uirod in court.
(‘itpinin Rogors clnlmng he did not.
lino vilo lunguugo, and that ho wrts not
guilty of sumo of the riots of rowdyv
ism utiribulod to him. At. any ruto
Muuugor ilunabor roloasod him Sal»
urduy night untl’lhoti Presidoltt Willi-
lot-k romlttod tho susponsion and lino.
This proving sullsfnctory to Captain
liogors, his nilot‘uogrn yostordny mom.
in: wiihdrow lbo Injunction and tho
mallor is ondod. o
Altornoy iionry E. Shannon. said
that Torry ltogors did not. kn lW
wltoro ho Would ploy but it is thought
ho will catch on with Olli‘ of tho iontu‘s
in tho longuo bororo long as ho is con-
sidorod u \‘alulblo llliili. Ho is iroo to
join any club ho ohnosos at tho profit'ni
limo.
Mnnagor [tannin-r, of Now Huron.
not “stuntiiug in“ with tho olhor loituno
diroolors, many uro of llli' opinion that
tho susponson and lino luillclod upon
Rogors won more of it blow nimotl at
lluuuhor than at unyono olso. It is
said that ('iilll-llilt'l‘Illlli‘ prossuro was
brought to hour to molto hlm roll-aso
ltogt-rs.
THREE PHRYSICIANS TREATED
HIM WITHOUT succas.
W. l.. Ynnoy, l’adurub, K32, wrltos:
"l bud u sovore nose of kidney diuottsn
and litroo of the bust physicians in
Kcntut-ky, lroatod me without suoouss.
l thou took Fnli'y'ti Kldnoy Cure. ’l‘bo
iirst. bolllo gave inuncdlatc rellof and
ihroo. bottles (-nrod mo pormanotly. l
gladly rooonmiond this wonderful renr
ody. Sold at I’lulutcd's Drug Storo.
ll
‘M._.
MORMONS TO BE TRIED FOR BIO-
AMY
l’lliliCNlX. Arm, Juno 20.»th tho
lnslilnro of tho tlopnrimoul of portion
llultod Stitlos Alloruoy Nuvo will prov
(‘t‘i‘il agnlpsl sort-rut Mormons rosldlug
In Apaohu rounty on tho rhurgo oi po-
lygnuty.
Subpoouns huro boon insuod for
about lliirly wlluossos, some rosldliii:
in lliuh.
WM
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
nlilnn linlm In hrottking up colds vrbon
ovor lriod. utmost without cxooption.
it). 25. 5m- and 3m» boiilon. 'i‘ho Clif-
t‘ord. Baxter‘s and Plaiatod's. "
'l‘lm tcmporgnro folks wouldn‘t ovon
drink glue bocnuso It has a stick in it.
is what. Mrs. Lucy
Sbovall. of Tilton. 6L.
said other taking
Kodol Dyspopnio
Cure. Hundred-
ofotlmwuk
woman or.
b oi n g r o-
|torcd to period
health by this rom-
ody. , YOU mud! in
well it you will toll
it. ,
lndlgutlon «um
burly oil tho sicko
nen tbnt. Woman
but. it deprives the Iyttcm of nourtnh-
munt and the delicato org-m monitor to
women out!" - wnlton. uni tum
dluuud. '
Kodol
Dyspepsia (litre
, ti hoot. l’.t?.
" 8 tin ell. 27 lb .643 . .
I-lvoiyollge.‘ 25 in .531 Inubluihu tumult Ind dignity. arm
Bridmtmrt. 23 17 Mt: halfifltlfld unimllnio nllof'tho wholo-
gurg‘ord. ‘ 22 i9 4m wmotood tint mnybcpmn. l nodular
":5, {33th 3% 2: 1m tit. body. and rebuilt“ thew“ 0mm
Norwich. ' lit 27 .320 restoring health nnd‘ltrongtli. Kodalonm
New Haven. 13 no .302 indication. eonsmynggrim
W downtown. on I
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um v k a mu. ling" no. “”"m , . .
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can a. as its ' ‘ "uh . .7}
ruin Blpliill. till 23 [lint .. git iii
It! at. bouts, ‘ its it: .439 , . .
_ ion. 17 88 .809 FOR IALO IV w
throw”. it 40 J". , _ TH' OLIFPOM PIMMMOY.
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players assutiltod rm umpire, and, it. in, ..
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”3U SPAYJUNE nothing.
mun-mm
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brill:
éport Adrertiii dent‘s; Bridgeport 'Adv rtisernen‘tn.
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l he D. M. Read Co.
Errahlirbad 1857. ,
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3816 of Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
‘ ,Wo had a chuuoc to buy slomo choice Imported lluutl-
ltcrrlliois which were made to soil for soc, and they, are
cortuinly worth it. Thu story is this. The mantlfnrturor
put the. wrong finish on them, and the importer being
whimsical and fussy roiusod to accept them, so they wore
sold at a for loss ilguro lhnn iitlcudotl. We were fortunate
enough to secure tho lot, and it. is our pleasure to ofior
you this lot of pure llllL'll Enthroitlorctl l'lzttttlkortthicfs, with
tho now English cyolcl work. the very latcst littlicrlts, both
licutsliicliotl :ilill scalloped edges. '
At 29¢ each. Four for $1.00.
lii'oryoito of them worth 50c, if CVL‘l‘ a Izlautlltorchiof
was. and zt‘ilor washing ono finish is the same: as anothor.
Willi Ilium uro u lot of Swiss Embroidered lliuutllrorchicis
worth front .55 to 500, tho tluintiosl patterns,
too each. so; for $1.00.
.
Linen Stamping Outfit, 50 cats.
Many women find it satisfactory to do their own
stamping on lint-its for ombroidory. For that purpose the
Grill Stamping (.lutfit is u very convenient possession.
'l‘liorc :tt‘o sovoral shoots of paticrus including initials, scul-
lopotl liortlors. straight and curvotl, t‘ollur, cuff and waist
tlos‘igus. lixplioil tliroctiotis accompany thp outfit and tho,
oporation is not only a simple our bill itttt-rosliug. Uf
ooltt'so lltc pallcrus can lib used any nutithor of; limos. 50c.
Art Ncctiluwork Suction.
Housekeeping things for Summer.
Asbestos Mitts ........ . ............... .2 for 5Q.
iron Stands for (Ill and (his Stow-s ...... .. 35o
'l‘oztslcrs for iiil and tins Sliwos ...... . ...... 35o
Sicum Coolrors .. . .. ................. . ...... 98c
Alcohol Lamps ..................... 25 to ill/)C.
littlvuuizotl \Vltlt'riltg‘ Cults ........... 3,5 to (too.
I’ockot Corkscrews . . . .' ............. . ... . . 5c.
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Saturday we had a. spit-titlid (forsol Stile. 'l‘lioso l’. N.
Spot'inls canto (it on opportuuo limo. 'l‘hoy al't- soft lino
t‘orsrts oi batislo for summor, a into model with lutliit hip.
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llalsuui l‘illows, swool and ,rosti'ul for an attoruoou nap
in tho hammock. 5t) and (too.
The D. "fir/Them Co.
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We are. Now Prepared to Show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
CARPETS
lngrain, Tapestru. Brussels. Velvets, Bodu
Brussels.
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OV“nngs.
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China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths. -
and Linoleums. Mats and Rugs
Shades to Order a Specialitu.
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a. Wicker an 5) Sort.
scorn NORWALK. court.
a, WASHINGTON s'r.. ‘
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Telephone 343-6. ,
ls'lu‘s't As
Che’éfi
to lay in your next Winter's coal now. We sell the haunt: the low-
est prices. . . .
,,. B. tanner-Imp o son, . .
m Wnier at: Th1. 535.3.
Wood Sn, Tal. 203*
. ”John b Hay",
71 Suviaw‘Avc.. Tel. “5.3,
Pubi C Mfl'ket.“ I So. Mnin'fiir
nMnln Street, ‘Norwa '3‘ ‘ -
“Special Reduoilon Salt; For EttStérW'
0N LADII. ‘ND CHILDREN'C 0 AT.» ,
Gill: Outta, litirto, Trimmod Hot: Ind UntrimmM. Also I nice iim of
Nook Wm- nt low prion. .
“no“ ouvmo lion-writ“ can To 0“ TH! rhinoboAlt
AND run “out. ~ ‘ l" l ' M fit it. it
The Pitt, Cloikjjpnd ”Shift.
‘ ~ "Vl‘f'ig'mflli hum, tours dammit, '
i , ', u‘ldlirlé.
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