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For: THIS SALE
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Tuned
TRACTivE PRICES, . ;
Corset; Covers
Lace Trim
Regular Goods ..
Samples ..
........
age to $x.25
WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL .
‘ New WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER
.8c'
Humburngrim ...........Ioc
...a for 25c
Sample line .............I9c
.25c
84 Wésli‘in‘g'ton Street, South Nor
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Ladies’ Drawers
Silmple line ....~.........,Igc
Regular Goods .......25c
LhceTI-im.............,..35c
Special Goods ....5oc
Samples sec to $1.00
Children’s Drawers. .roc to 25c
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EDUC
to]...
Ladies’ Gowns
Lace Trim'..i.............35c
Hamburg Trim ...........39c
Hamburg, V neck . . .49c
Hamburg and Lace .55c
Lace and Hamburg .......75c
Samples ..........89c to $3.50
grim? hind ‘ .
. ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ U y from. WEIHAVE ALSO PUT SPECIAL PRICES ON
OUR REGULAR STOCK AND IN hDD‘I‘TlON HAvE‘ BOUGHT A LINE OF~SAMPLES o r 'A‘ LEADING MANUFAC-
AN UNUSUAL LINE or WHITE UNDERMUSLINS AT . VERY AT-
, THE SAMPLES WE HAVE MARKED AT WHOLES ALE PRICES AND THEY RUN IN MUCH FINER GOODS
THAN WE USUALLY CARRY AND AFFORD AN OPPORTUNITY To HAVE A SPECIAL GARMENT or WHICH
THERE ARE NO DUPLICATES. ” ‘
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Tolephone can 34922.
Ladios’ Skirts
Tucked Skirts .. .. .....5oc
Hamburg Trim ...59c~
Lace and Hamburg .......75c
Hamburg and Lace . . . , . . .Bgc
Special value ............$l‘.00
Samples $x.oo to $450
a 4 -
iron Works Teani Beaten By.
Nationals
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catches in tho licld. whiic llowloy ox-
ceiled in tho iicld for the iron Works.
Nationals. .
AB it ill l’() A E
Potern. (lb. ti 4 3 2 (l (l
Tailmutlgc. cf. 5 3 ll ti 0
Kcyser. SS, it it it Li 3 l.
Canny. 1h. 4 1 it it it 2 i
E. Creugh, p, 5 t) (l 0 2 l -'
()‘llricn, 2b. it u ti 1 it i
Volk. if. i u i 3 o (1‘
Benjamin, rt. 4 o ti 1 ti "
Kane. 0, 4 or ii ‘1" l i
Totals, 40' ll 11) :17 1i 7 .
Norwaik iron Works. i
All it if} Pl.) A 1')
Lynch. c. it 1 ll 5 2 1
Ollield, lb, 5 1 2 7 0 "
Sounders. SS. 4 u o o :t 1
Lee. 31). 5 o u 3 u it
Light. rt, 11 1 l 2 0 u
Howioy. if, b l 2 ‘1 ll 0
Morton, 2b. 4 1 l 2 ‘3 2
Plait. cf 4 u o o o t
Hawkins. p. -1 l 1 l 1 1:
Totals. -11 b 7 2-1 ii 1.:
Scorc by innings:
Nationals 1! it 3 [1 ‘J t) it :1 tl~ 11
Nol’. troll Works 1') u :l 1 11 it it 2 it“ 1'»
l-lummuryr ’l‘wo busc hits, 'l‘till-
mudgo. l’i'it‘i'H; bus» on bills, oil
(Ircagh, 2; doubtc plays. SHillltlt‘i‘S nu
uttsistcd: [tnseml hulls. iii'nch. It: hit
by pitchct's. Hutlndt‘rs. (‘itllcyg much
out. by (‘rcnzln it: by Hawkins, 1.
titnpirc. W. Nudiu; scorcr. W. t). (tind—
ntone. Attcndtlucc.:tl59.
Statutords, 8; Rockvilles. 3.
The Sinmfordu dufculcd tin» Rm'lc
\‘iilcu. ycntcrdny nttcrnoon, by the
worn ol' uttzhi to lll|‘l‘l‘. Murphy pitch-
od for thc liockviih‘u. \\'ltill' lbt- All (.‘u‘
lliillll pitcher Will-1 in thc box for Stum-
l'orrh-t. 'l‘hc All (‘illlliilt‘ ll‘iilll come
to Htumford through at tulnlnke in tho
dutch.
Winnipaukn. 9; Creocents. 2.
At Illc Kluuc on the Polo (ll'otiuttu.
Winniplink, inst. Huturduy iiilt'i‘litlltll.
tho Winnipauke deluulod the Crux.
name. by the score of diml to two.
ilritl and Klnuellu Wits the. buttery for
the winning team. Km-nc llllti Sm-
iieid OMtliMlt‘tl in it illu- cnpncity for
the Emu Nurwulk lilnc. '1‘lzc Wlnnl»
phuktt will play it tcllln from rilumiord
next Saturday.
Bethote. 4; Oionbrooke. 3.
The llr-lht-i lliiiit’lltill (‘iilb lll'rl‘illi'ti
tho Gluntirmkii. hurl Saturday unor-
uoou. [it tho “nine played in llottu-l.
bully and Knorr worn the bindery tor
the Bulimia and Johnson. of the Slum-
tordu, nltchotl for thr.I (licnltrooku,
while Unnuntit-y wan ttu- otttcllcr.
Norwnlkn Dld Not Play.
The Norwniltn did not piuy tin» Mnl.
noticing". of Now .lcruny. lulu t-lilturdny
afternoon on the ltotou l'oitii urmlndu,
on tho bull limiters did not cure about
ttitnln; lholr haluiuomu unliornm into
milling ilultit. 'i‘ht- rtwvnl ruinn of
the piliiti Wonk had iot‘t nooln oi writer
and ii vt-ry uddy condition of affair»
iihout, the I amend.
n . am~.._.~.».. at.
Ininolvonr courmucs TO
, eLtMo. ,
New London banned in an inure“-
ing name. 7 to 4.
The ilridnonorlit iltvittuiml New lion-
dorm. Saturday tilicrnoon. by the worn
or 7 w l in it hard fimlhi. and itnoly
collated same. This innit were thou
omn, ., “£796. and on tvm monotony
their oil hunt a mull! ,iiu hem-d nt
flue culture in Mill. ’i’lui vintiorn hall
the out . the control, at the illiti‘l.
but not it ,tbe'eml. hell it counted
moot. Hanger 0* ouritn but ,in
Nichols to (”mirror the Orniortt. Niel»
out did not have his need with him
Ind MI doilvartes came up in the pinto
toll and juicy. The Wharton: noon
found him for hint and there mm a
cry from the grind staid to take tum
out. 1min O'Rourke laced turn
with ”until? «rim Hfll In rd inning.
The choline we a inntoimut one. for
the tort win * ire the victim can
,lu‘tarth’e r3» all» ailment. “core ,
“Hill!” . , , _
”we” 4 it“. _ z. n H, ’,
‘3, 0.1.1 1.
Bcnumont; lllcixiughiin nud Al‘miu’uniclght Sillglt'l-i, it triple and n homo run
lcr.
New Haven, 4; Meriden. 0.
New March 2 ll 0 0 2 0 (l (l x~~i
Ml‘l‘lllCIl 0 ll 0 0 ll 0 1) it 0—4):
Sulnmnry: Stolcn bunt-s, June it
Hayward 2. Luther. O'Neil. Two-bush
hit, Sherwood. Struck out, by 'l‘uckey.i
2. Buses on balls, by
Turkey. 1; O’Gnru, 1. Passed bulls.
Cl‘llnckcra. 2. Left on lumen. Now lin-
vcu. 11; Mcrlolcn, 2. Time of gnlnc.
1:21). Attendance, 850. Umpire. tlru
but:
It; O'thru,
Hartford, 4; Springfield, 0.
Hartford 0 o it u o t) i it x ’1
Springfield (1 ti 0 t) i) it it 0 tl~ ll
Sumnuirl‘: Two~bnso’ hit, llaly.
Sncrilicc hits. Justicc. l’nrktns, F117»
patrlck. Stolen lumen. Fltzmnurh-c,
.lnsllco. Altizcl“. Fitzpatrick. ‘(loldou
Double plnyst. Duty and iluuyuu; Fill»
- pntrick, Altizcr urld Dillon. ilnscu on
butts. off l’nrkinu, 7'. linwicr, 1. till
by pitched hulls, Aliizcr. l"liZilflii'it‘l(.
Left. on bnsctt; Hartford. (1: Sprtngth-ltt,
ill. linik. l’nrkins. ’l‘imc, 1:46. Pm-
pirc, Kcnncdy.
Norwich. 2: Hoiyoke, 1.
Norwich ti 1 ii (i it it ti (1 1w '3
llolyokc ll 0 u 1 u (i it o tt~-- l
Summary:Sucriilcc hits. ltlckcy. 1:.
Stoicu bust-S. (‘roliutt 'l‘wo-bnsu hits.
iiul‘tloy. Dt'ill. llt-lncntct'. L’. Home run.
ihilyokc, 4. Struck out, by Mclmuu.
it; lloduc. ltoubltv itili)’H.‘lilll'lilll.
lib-hm and ilcul'. i’crkiuS. Suhuvnn
and 'i‘igho. 't‘ituc. 1:25. l‘mpirc. il‘nr
boy, Allcminnct‘, M30.
0
Holyoke. 7: Norwich, 2.
llolyokc 23 12 0 ll it 1 1‘1 xh'i
Ntll‘ll'lt'li i ll ll 1) 0 i) it it " ll
Sillilllllll‘)’: Sill‘l‘iilt‘t‘ bit, (‘ro illrs
Stolen boom. tit-ill, llninmcll, lion"
mun 4. 'l‘tvo’busc hit. iitlrllcy. iioluc
run. chuuitcr. ii‘irsl huge on initial.
off iionno, 3. lwil on boson. iiolyoltc,
7; Norwich. it. Struck out. by Hurt-
ioy, ll; limmo, -1. Hit by pitched bull.
’i‘tultc. llouhlu plays. iium'uloi. l‘lick‘
cy and limit; lutrkin. Hickcy and
“Pill. Tltnc. 1:40. Attcudnucc, l.~
still. linlptro. Funny.
American Gamel Saturday.
At Clevelund~-St. Mule, 8; Cleve-
limd, 2. ' .
At bestow-Booted}; Now‘ol'rk. 0.
At lictmitw-Chlcngo. 2; betrott, 1.
At Wnull1nKton—qunhlngtoirPhila-
dclphlu. ruin, ntnttnontnl.
National Game: Saturda'y.
At Ncw Yoric New York. 2;
lull. l. 11“.! lnuluitnt
At 1'11tnimrg-~~illnclnnnti. it;
burg, 2.
Al llrooittyn -~ l'hllmlclphtu,
Brooklyn. 4
l’hilnrtvlphiu. ill: Brooklyn, tl.
AL 8:. lJllliil-~(,'-liii‘limi, it; til. ”min.
1. till innings).
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AMEMCAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Winn From Cleveland in I
letting Genie.
t‘iiiCAllfl. Juno Ziiwailit'lthi ‘do
toutvd (fit-vellum hero rt-uttu'dny in u
betting unmc. ii to it. Allrm'k pitched
in lint- form. A home run by lnbeli
iuul n jumping much by Domino were
lion
PM i u-
7 :
tlw t'uuiurcu. Altunduncc. 2 .2 ., ‘l'tm
ueoru: ,
ii. if. it}.
Chicago 3 it 0 l 0 2 0 x-~il 11 ll
Cleveland 0 it it it it it it 2-»2 7 ‘J
Ballerina: Alirock and Moll'nrlnmt;
Hi‘i‘iliim‘il and brittle. 'l‘luio, lzlltl. litu-
pire Sheridan.
It. Louie. I: Detroit 1.
81‘. mole, Jill"? 211.-i3t. Lolita
Maintained ltn return homo from I tita-
thliii 'mulei'n' trip by dhililhyihg‘ no“
troll in every brunch at the game.
winningfl to 1. Attendance. 3.200.
Bearer
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0
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09in, o on 0
Bi. We 0 to n
Home»: Petty
tutti not-en. Time.
nutty.
NATIONAL LIAGUI. i
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cilia” Hu a Inl‘ento With cinema-ti.
n . .
(it! we
Wight, '
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til t; a»!
My 3.4-0th my.
ac mimnmu- ma
"‘7‘ Hit 0
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"M" . ‘neut m.
.... Wu...“
‘orkltrihtullou'.’ The cunhul
m.
r.
wore buuchctt l'cuultlug‘ in nine runs.
Attellduncc, 11,1700. The Sltlll't‘I
. 4 il. ii. E.
Chicago (1 2 3 it ll 1 l 2 x—«ltt l2 ‘0
Clueln. (lot) 0 t1 2 (t it n o——- :2 7 o
llultcricu: Weikcr nnd Kiiuu:
pcr. linucn unit Schlct.
iimpirc, Kil‘lil.
Pltteburg. 5; St. Louis. 0.
ST, 1.01118, .iunc 2t;.~—l’ltlsburg but
ted ’l‘hlclmun from the box in the first
inning yctltcl‘duy. scoring four runn on
lhrco trlpit-S. Attcnduucc. lt,llltl. The
Score:
it. it. it}.
St. Lilith-l 0 t) it 0 (i ll 0 fl Owl) 5 1
l’litslllll'g 4 i ii (i U U ll 0 0.... 5 10 ll
lluitcrtcu: 'l‘hiclmuu, Mcli‘urinnd
illitl Wurnct‘: (lune illltl i’citz. Time,
1:35, llmpircs, (“my and littttscwcin.
NEW CANAAN3.10; PASTIMES. 7.
The i'nsiinlt' A. t). tcnm. of blunt
Nol'wnik joul‘ucyml to Ncw (‘iinzluu
Suturduy. null wurn tnkon into climb
by tlw icum of that plucc to tho tom-
of to to 7.
Connecticut League Standing.
Won. lAlb'l. 1'1‘.
Sili‘illgfit‘ltl. Bil ill ,liiiii
llt'ltlgcporl. 24 19 .bl'ill
Hartford. ill ‘20 .545
Holytlko. 3t; 32} .5423
Mt‘l'llit‘li. 2:: 2t) .53.“:
Now inntlon. :31: 2o .."oll
Norwich, 1:» Lin :l‘ttt
Ncw iinvcll. 15 iii .31“?
Standing in National League.
“’11“. lliifii. [‘1'
Now York, tilt is .705
l'lttnlturu, (iii ‘JI'. .fitti
i‘ltthulclphiu. 3:1 2-1 .illll
(‘llii‘llgtn :lt'. “.27 .571
("lncinillltL :lli ‘Jll .Sil
St. Louis, 1331 till .110
litlnloll. ill till .Zl'JZ
i‘irtloklyll. l? «H .27!)
Standing in American League.
Clcvclnnd. 1L! 1‘.) .tl‘.’
(‘hicumh :13 till .623
i‘illlluiclphiu. ill! '11 not
llci roll, '27 26 .t'tlltt
Boston, Ll: It; .~iti'.l
NOW York, Bil 3i) .400
Wiuiil inston. 21 till .389
St. iflilifi. 2i ., 34 .382
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iNCREABE OP CAPlTAL STOCK.
’l‘okt-ncitc ('orpornttml. Norwuik. has
lucx‘uuncd its cupitnl Hitit'k from Stun,
tltlti it) 8110.000; nlnlrou from ltltl t'tilll-
men to iiiiiiti'prl.‘ftll'i‘i'li und itttltl cont-
mou. l~‘1h-d Juno lit. liluli.
U. H. A. (.30.. Huntington. him in-
cruuntnl int unpllul ntock from $25,000
to Slutlntttl; nhnrcu from lutitl to lotto.
Filod Juno ill, llltlii.
Tito flowing Ellirlnt-cring corporntton
of Now lluvmt tiled u curlilicutc of on
unnizutlon with the nitric ilt‘t'l‘l‘llll‘,"
lh'itlrty. 'l‘ho capitol Mock it. sumo,
and $700 llilil been until in ‘
'l‘hc llurvcy lluhimrd t-ornorntion. of
llritltn'norl. ilflil illud u ccrtiltculc oi
uttu'k lit
8100.000, 'l‘lin' hunt or ‘ Link) in cunh
tutu lli‘f'n paid in, and 1m rotunlnlnu
IitltAtlil‘iu ‘in prbnerly. '
The Wonder Churn Dinlrtbulton cor-
poration or this city him iilcli nrticlun
oi incorporation at tho nlllru of tho
rtmvrmnry o! Mliltl. ho litcurporntorn
um .1. ll. Philip». John ’1‘ ttelllnu tutti
thn‘ley .i. title-y. of Hartford mul w. it‘.
'flt’imn. o! l'rovidcnco. ii. i.
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MIN‘B CHRIITMN 'lNGUlHY CLUI.
Yontiu‘dn fit ill club hold tin ltuii
monitor; o in utitiiitlii in the South
Norwi‘tl Congregational church. ’l'lturu
wan it, good tgttlitulutieo. ,Mr. V «-
tntrkltnroneiit ll all little unit humility
, rop‘llil tt‘ hither on htotclmu which win:
iintontt ,lomilh inlet-cut, ‘nnd‘loilownd
by‘tt derail tlliicmnliuit'. Tito ‘ciuh Will
rune ii‘lhi reunion: after tliuutimthur
vttciittni note i. be announced inter.
A committee {on no townie art-antic
n'grtigtxim for the n trunnion or the
‘pr I: ll onlenuci y nr.‘ All menthol!
It‘ll ttvtteti tomeke intimation it. to
cubical: they would like to have diu-
ouslnii in the (dub. A general retnoune
> to thin invitation will insure: mountin-
‘ulinee of th lntnrn‘ntlug meeting:
which the ole hint enjoyed during do»
(our hint elation. All men interested
a tit; work oi the club tun cordially
‘lhylm to bubonic members.
that“ “forth you not. muster in
honor»
on . .
not my hem
.l,‘
iiitr-i
“"“h “551: there wan no have for him. the pity.
:St: Mary‘s Parish HoitlSW‘Im-i
pressive Services at Re-
opening of Church
(Continued from First Page).
1 Sll‘iiill‘d t‘\'cl| numbering the duyis hc
t
. ..an!. limit the
liilti to live.
. liis tll‘Hli‘t‘ to rcvivo tttc uutiquo frus-
co process, llowcvcr. tutti incl‘ctirtcd
from un iliiillliillil into almost nu cxub
tution, and the intclmly of mentality
triumphed over the wcnkncsa of tho
flcuil. lic it‘l‘t thc llliil't‘, doupitc llil
[li'illi‘nlfl‘ and rctlcwcd his work. though
his hulllth broke down Again and audio
until 110 iinuliy dcctth-d to tulle a trip
in this country nicrcly for the colic of
n m-n voyugt'. 'l'ilc ltliit'l‘ wus of Sluh
bcnciit to hitu lhui llc ticcidcd to such
bore, work to cnnhlt- him to Hl't'ill‘t'
sntllcicni liillill-l to dvvoto himsclf cu
tin-1y to his ili‘i.
in conluaciion with tho ro-dccorntion
work. tho ‘cllurch hair born prcuontctl
with u iui'gc humour of gifts, consist»
1m; among many other things, of new
tcrru cotltt stations ol‘ the cross, cucll
onc Six fuct lllitl two illchos lliuh. unit
lhl‘t-c {out and ion int-hos broml; tripbx
Killti plutcd sanctuary lump. ullur cru-
ctilx_ i-nndlesth-ks. ccuscr and boat,
tzruct. und Sillit‘itllit’)’,llflil, tilt of Hill
ohm".- bclm: imported from 1’urt.~, ’l‘ht‘
ltittlr roll it; entirely now and is tll‘
llundrulmcly t‘lil'\'l‘tl l’urrtlru murbiu
from St. Louie. in addition to lbs-so
nrticicu mculioncll lltcrc is u long list
of utility more
'i‘hc vcutmcntu worn by llluhop 'l‘ict'.
ncy und clcruylncu ycstI-rtiuy “'cl't'
nultlo cspcclnily for St. Mary‘s (‘hurch
i|lltl wcro worn )‘I'Nllll'lllly for tho first
time, 'l‘hcm- ruin-s. wcro impuritd
from Europe.
The tins llxilll'crl in tho church wcrc
also nil nmv nlnl Wcrc tnullo cuiuu‘izliiy
for tho church, The imitation rundit'
lixluri-S on tho ultzu‘ hurc nil bot-n ro-
ulovcll lllltl gcnllino cnndics und cun~
(ltcttilcke Nllllntllllicd.
'i‘o tho nrilstic tuicnt ol' the Sisicrs
of Mcrcy t.~t duo tho hundxtuno decoru-
tions on tho ultlw for tho rt‘dlilt‘llillll
ect‘vlcort. 'l‘liv flowr-ru, cltluilcu. vita,
Worn hunduomcly urrunuctl by ilit.‘ Si»
it'l‘tl.
Father O‘Donnell 19 very grateful
to oil who Ht'l'li flowers for the tutorial
scrvlrcu. included among the donors
Were it number of l’t‘oirttiuntc.
The POntlticai Man.
The Ki‘t'ili ‘rc-opcnlnu Hi‘i‘ritfc 0f ihc
tiny Wits tltc poutilicall lliuli muse nt
[0:311 o‘clock. with lllnhop '1‘lci'licy tut
i'l'lt'ill'iiiii. ’l‘tu- lbw, ill. 1", ltigncy. oi
Seymour. With nautotuul prtcsl: illit-
ltcv. li‘nrrcil Mnrtin. ll. 1).. ol' Wutor-
bury, first doumn of tumor: the Rev.
1‘). S. Shochnn. ot' (Youdcruport. l'clili..
second dcncou ot honor; the Rev, Jo-
oonh Ilium-y, of Wiuditmrttm. N. J;
doucon of 111(- miles: tltu itcv. Wiltltim
.Fiimornld. of llnrlt'ord. null-demon o!
the tortilla: the ltcv. John (3. Fognriy, 0t
Norwulk, tlrnt uumtor of ceremonies;
tho itcv. Willilun illirucruld. or Nor-
wnilt, uccont'i tumour of ceromonlcs.
'i'llc othor private in the Ntllit‘itiilry lu-
cllnhrd the ltcv. .l. t‘. (l'llrten. of Statu-
iord: the ltov, 'i‘. M. rlwncncy. of
Bi'ltlgcport; the tiny. 1t, il‘.tztzcrnlti. it.
1).. oi‘ Hitriiord; “in tow, John (ll. Mur.
ray. of lluriionl, t‘lllillt't‘lltil‘ of the (lit).
econ; ihn Tbvv. lv‘uil‘u-r Kenna. 0
Bridgeport: tho l‘tnv. \Vlilllim Milhcl'.
D.‘ it, of South Not-wink; the Rev. 1’.
.l. tl‘lwury. or Nuw‘t‘rll‘nnnn. tilld tile
ituv. 'l'homllit Shoultty. ol‘ Wmtport.
Father Slocum Pratchett.
The church was crowded to tho doom
tor thli'y lilii'ilil‘u ililtl lit the ilillliii lulu
rotor-rm! to. llnv. William .1. Blooum.
who prom-tied tho sermon. impressed
itt‘tt ptnnmmi nt nmuliili! tto minty
ltlti old trlcmltt or other denominutlum
all well on bill i‘ormqr Dili‘illliiilillfl'lu, 1i.
mire him nurticulttr‘btmeure to return
to the «cone ot'ttia former inborn. the
,nlttuo where he Milt] tin uncut the bent
yells-i or his lifti, after an «lumen of
'ttm yearn. Mu he said had it smut
client in hruttttttu n man‘n enthiitilnnm.
but, the joyful mmudon brutmhi bat-1t
the old thrill and made him incl ill
though he Were once morn hilt‘lt in UN
futon ion the mum- of ill. Marr'u tun"
nil. Accordingly. ho itddtimiixod hilt
tot-min- flunk Al though thrill wot-ohm
else and decided to p ouch. on than. by
tithing on tile nertntu ii uni “villain:
than
ht: titanium ml, organist! e mutter
. universe. us well as individuals.
7 ,, he Rev. James ll. O'Donnell mudo
‘ an aAldi‘ul-lt-l of welcome to all who butt
1‘ 81.1125.
. strong one and said that unless there
.. M. . . w...,....._m..... ..--.......
MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1905.
‘-
-—-—-~ --~ . w»
for bin tuxl. He brought nutntho tuctl
ol’ (lod’a providence ovm- thc wluttoi
lilo}
plea i'Ol' purity in family life won u.
is an improvement along this line. in
our uuuntry. we were declined .to fall.
no bad (truce and Rome. Ho nluo ut-
trihulod tho ownfnll, of Russia ut the
hon iii 01' Japan to the inner rottcnnena
o; t, e tuition. ‘
honored the church by their presence,
to the bishop, the venerated hmd or
the diocese and most highly honored o1!
tho sons of St. Mary's parish; to the
priority who were born in
parish, to tho other priests who had
left their lubors to come to the opon~
tug cervicos. to the members 01’ other
churches present. to the choir and to
St. Mary's own people. lie oxnltnd the
lutter'u loyalty to the elcrgy in tho
nroncni and past and wished God'n
blessing on them. '
Large Confirmation Clan.
Confirmation was ndminiutercd at
3:30 o'clock by lliehop Tierney to n
cities of 187. coneltlnz or 105 boys
and 82 girls The bishop was usutstcd
by tho Rev. J, (i. ()‘l‘iricn, of Stum-
lord: lilo‘ltcv. ’i‘. M. SWOcm-y, of
Bridgeport. und the ltov. J. (3. Murray.
of linrtford.
'l‘ilo luv, .1. (l, lt‘oiznrty. of St. Mury'u
Church,'[Ironchcd the sermon to tho
memborn oi the conlirmutltm chins,
apt-liking on tho sacrntncnt'ot tho cou-
iirmutton, its institution and effect.
Bishop 'l‘icrucy administered the
pledge of total abstinence to tho mom.
hero of the ('llilltl, the Home to hold
good until they arrive ut‘25 yours of
age.
The bishop rcturncd to Hartford yes—
tortlny afternoon about 5 O'clock.
“The Vesper Services.
Another Very large nudicuco was
present at the solemn high Vcnpol‘n‘, tit
7:311 o‘clock. The Rev. '1‘. M. Cowley.
ol' Waterbury, formerly unaieluut in
St, Mnry'n portrait. was ihc cclchrunt;
the itcv. M. 1“, ltignoy. oi Seymour.
won the deacon; the tier, .iohu Silt-c»
hall, of Waterbury. blili-ilt’llt'im. und tho
itcv. Joseph l‘tigncy. murder oi" ci-rc-
monies. The Ht‘i'llltm wns prcnchcti by
the Rev. Walter J. Shuntcy. 1’. it. oi
llunbury.
in ntlditlon to tho clvt'gymcil pl‘cscni
at tho pontil‘lcul iLlllHS in the. morning
lherc wcru in ottcndunct- tho ltcv. l).
O'Connor, of Norotolt; tho llcr, ll}.
Sullivan, at Stamford. and the llev. i“.
(l’licofc. of \‘i’utorbury. -
The full list of donations to 1-11.
Mury‘u Church in connection with tho
rc-dccorntiou in us follows:
pun silltlon of the cross ouch. iicl'.
M. i“. liigney. Seymour; Rev. Joseph
itiuhcy, Wnshingtou, N. .i.'. ill-v, it‘nr~
rcll Martin. 1,). 1),, Waterbury: lbw.
.lobn Shut-lulu. Waterbury. Rev. 1).
S, Shcclmn, (‘oudcrsporh l’cnn.; itcv.
Willinm Pilzgcruld, l‘ltlriitli‘tl; Willinm
.l. 'l‘ruccy, M. 1).; Edward (Tultlll tlud
inmlly; tlu- Misses Cluveu. in memory
of illl‘il‘ tit-cutisml tumor and mother:
flirt-t, Mary itutlcr; Michuci it‘inuognn
uml inniily; Mrs. Sarah t‘lunc; in
incmory oi’ lilnnrh it'riudluniicr 1’)
ltcnry l“l‘lt‘tiltliillt‘l‘; the Holy Ntlmc
Socltlly.
Course of llcnicn scrmons, itcv, ll.
.1. Fttzgihllons. (‘. 8., Sn: onc hun-
dl'cd dollars, Ml“. lllltl Mrs. Mlchuci
lintchl‘ord; cimlr boys‘ Ntlrpiiccs and
ctmstwks, Rcv, John (I. l’ognrty; chub
lcc, tuniil‘cy for holy oils. two pairs of
ctlrl'cti Whitc nlnrblc l'nscs. llilv. Jilmt‘t
11. (l'llonncii; uitur crucillx. Miss
llridgct chtncy. baptismal font. tho
childrcn of John ’1'. ilnyefi; four white
murblo holy wnlor fouls, tilc lituliCE'
thc (fililthcu ol‘ Mnry'. sanctuary iamll.
tilt» lmmucuiutc (‘ouccntlon Sodnlti)‘:
not of cloth of gold l'cslment. Flt
Mary's l“l'lt‘l\til,\' lit‘litt‘i‘h“. iill't‘r iul‘lli‘
nitur cttlullcstlcks, St. Mary‘s Linux".
tilinr bell. lndfunt .lcsue. Sodnlity;
sncrisly bolt, 11on Angels Sodulity'.
simctunry bench, ('Ytlihoiic tinlon (‘oun-
l'll‘ ii. 01‘ t‘.; thrcu largo ultnr cantile—
Slicks. Edward ilnnds; not of ultur
curds. l‘ittrick (lrnmbly tlud family;
ct'ucm. winner and bout, the children
of John J“. t‘nrnyn; missnl, Mrs. Ellen
ilyrnon‘; lit-yet on colifcnsiounls. the
children of Mli'hiittl .1, chrtlml; ornu-
tucutul duumnk iiitur cloth, the chil-
dred of Peter li‘. Burns; one hundred
dollars. to bc used for some article for
theI sanctum-y. left to the discretion ot
li‘nlhcr U‘ldonncll. Joules .i. Kenna and
Mrs. lt‘rnnk A. Valli; one hundred dol-
lars. for the same purpose. by tho chil-
dren 0! Mr. umi Mrs. .lohn McMilhon.
portraits of St. i'lttrick and St. liriiiuot,
Iilc Mimics Kitlioy; solid nitihogllny
nunctllut'y tublc, A. J. Collins '& lintl
(Ionipuuy,
The sermon by it’uthcr Shunlcy at
the vcxpcrs won on the Uit‘illt‘. ”'l'ho
Hucrlllclnl iiiiii 'l‘euchlnu Power of the
Church." ,
in nurturing oi the decorutlou work.
Father O'Donnell Ellyn: “1 consider Rt.
‘Mnry's to be the most handnomciy
decorated church in tlic country." He
ohm uuyn thni one 01' the plensunt tn-
cltlcntn in connection with the work
was the vrtmonlntion to him Suturtlny
by tho choir of ii lttuuulllccut licw
uttl'pllcc. iio wmt lnttcn entirely by nut“-
priI-tc. 'i‘he prcm-ninllon anmwh wuu
tniulc Suturdny utt'crntmn in the church
by (lrguntui deurd li‘. llnndu.
'l‘iic hundttomo new illinr ruli. con-
mtml to he the iinoot in the ntntc, cont
’l'ho full choir iii the church yeiiter-
tiny conututnd ol' the following:
Honrunounhlrn. William J. 'l‘rncuy.
Moi. William ’l‘ummuny. Mm. ii. A.
Woman. Mrs. M. Howard, Mien
Helena Mlllnrd. Mitts (l. llorrlunn, Mitts
K. Hurt-1mm. Minn M. Hormel. M.
lluyen. A, (inhill. M. (muddy. M. Bron-
nan. R. Mctllnnln. M. Mouth. M. Hench,
Aittmere. Thomnn Hunt, Misc J.
(l‘lmnghlln. Minn N. (l’ilrtou. Misti ll.
Kliboy. Mine .1. ilnntii. Milli N. burden.
Mitt B. Situation.
‘l‘guorn—wfi. 'l‘ullv, J. Powell, it", Pow.
e11. William Tammany. .1. Dozen. F.
Sit-let.
Benn-‘1‘. Canny. Edward Catlin.
.lnmuu Ciliittiliy, '1‘. Harrison. M. Slut-
iory. H. Finiterty. Edward Finherty.
“Energy all soon? Headache?
fltommah out of order? Simply it once
or tornltt liver. Burdock Blood iltt~
tors will make a new, man or woman
of your ,
‘ u ant-mu
ommr‘vtlomug at new nomad—‘—
Q
1.15”“:th Slocum lnlmnhwt Mill all.
not at the : .
J. a luburbiiniie‘i lm’t tint
e far’Ir'bmt't" ,
Ownerwhol an terribly and. Ellie's a
St. Mlu'y'u .
Auxiliary. A. 0. il.; sanctuary carpet. _
an odd ~
min—O
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
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The D. M. ReadCO.
Edabfirbcd I857.
Hammocks.
tlur linc oi Hammocks looks vct'y lcmptlug, cspcciillly
i
ii :1 body llnppcns to lit' :1 hit weary. 'l'ukc illc itlrgc com--
iot‘lalllc looking once with the deep fringed volumes that
swny gently if our so much as touchcs them. tllcy are it'rc-
' sistiiiic in their :ttlt‘uciimt.
with :1 lizlnintock in thc place
can Stitttcli forty winks :lilct‘i
nuns. and wilcrc tln- mixtl‘css
ticnlzlriy is tin'S trnc ii' titc \‘t‘l'lllltlll
Hurt-cits. for tin-u no onc cull ‘
A cool cortlcr of thc vcrcntln
wilcrc thc muster of tlu: house
uuch before returning to bush
can have her Sit-Stu also. l'ar~
is Silililt’ti by ‘\'udor
‘Ncc in.” l‘l‘iccs of Hammocks
will" ill UN and run to $4.50. 'l'wcil'c iutct'tncdizlto priccs.
.\u<i by tbc only illu‘t' you nccn thc “timid" ilnmmock,
cxprcnwly tlt‘bigllt‘li for buiiic
n? it compriscs iluuttnock,
Support. Awning; :lrui Mustttlliti (fort-ring. 'l‘bc l-lummock
illillg‘b‘ iilw a little liic bout itciwccn tllc irulllcd supports.
and ltct'c lilt' bully can tukc his naps mil-1y and comfortably,
pulling plcnty of ll‘t‘fil) :lit‘. 1'
Flu: $2.50 complete. See them.
Sale of Summer Pillows.
lirighl (tiltl :lltt'at‘lit'c thingrt for thc vcrauda. yacht, or
Nltnitucl‘ cntltlg‘c. \\'c have
run ilkc this:
on inlitlilc vuricty tmd priccs
liitxtlrctl Hillttilinc with rtlillcs ........ ........ 25c.
i’ig'urcti Sutccu with rltlllcn~ .................. 44c.
llt‘iclltzti (‘HYi‘l'L‘ll l’llltm's . . . .. ............... 50C.
‘i‘npch'y 'i‘ops. plain liliClx'h .... .............. 50C.
Nict‘ccri/cti Tops. pinto bucks ................ 79c.
imitation l.cutitct' ('usitions ............. 50c.
.\ spcclni xnlc oi l'illows
pct Ntlt't‘ uliltlou.
Elegant
on Monday. llispiuy in Car—
Ribbons.
'i'llc glutiuzltiou ili‘t‘SH llt‘t’ilh :t liczlutiinl Sash for the,
cotltlllcltttg' iltllt‘ll. illlll “12.35
slum czlsc.
k your :tttt-utiou to tllc (cuter
lliti you t‘\‘t'1' Etc :1 tltorc bountiful (lisliizty?
Xitlc :liltl twclx‘c ittcll widths in l‘rintcd \Vai'ps, llrtu‘ztdcs.
l\ltlil'l‘.\‘, Stilt zlntl Satin .\o\'cltics of rare ltlvclitlcss.
livct‘y-
tiling tit'hll‘tllllt‘ for graduation or bridcsmnid gowns.
\\"c :m- glad to :tnnouncc tilni lhc Spccizii Suic of Shirt
\Viliflx nill coutintlc tor scrc
\\‘llitc Lawn Waists will
ty‘ic.
rul days.
i tucks and tnscrtion at 89 and
.\ lillllit'tl quantity of linndkcrchici Lincu “lusts. (“itilh
nrutc with lucc itlm-rlion :tnd embroidct‘y. (ll $3.25. $2.98 and
nit-5o
The D. Wham CO.
The Kind You have Amie
in use
Bought. and which ,
t‘or over-.80 years, has borne the signature of
hashes:
"a!" ' ~ Haudhasbeonmadounderhism-
' , 8011a] supervision since in inflates.
I Allowno onotodeceive you in this.
All GOunterfeitu, Imitation:
and “Joshua-good” are but;
Experiments than trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Childrexi—Jlmerience against Experiment-
‘ . . or"
. What Is,
(Santeria. is a. harmless
goric. Drops and Soothing
OASTOHIA
substitute for Castor. Oil. Pan-
Byrups. It its Pleaeant. It:
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otherfiarootio
substance. Ito mafia its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Forerishneos. It cures Dim-rhino and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, out-es Constipation
and Flatuienoy.
Ill assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowen, giving healthy and natural sleep-
. The Children‘b Panu'oenélrho Mother’s Frienm
clquNEfCASTdfiiA ’ALWAYB
‘Bomthe
Item ratio Alloys 3. ~~
in... mufll’pt‘flwi‘ 3.0 YQIl‘Ot.‘ ..
Signetu're ”of ‘
PLAYED FIVE INNIN08. ROGERS OUT OF TROUBLE.)
Crefut II. Knapp Bali Tum Defeated
J. 0. Wilson's Employer.
The Crntnt a Knapp bunched team
detected a team from the J. C. Wilson
company" fininrduy morning on the
bunker field by n more of ill to 0 in
live ltmllnns.
The players on the C. e K. team
Wore Day. Keyner. Fletcher. Kane,
Wirkn. Nndeu. Ounce. Currey and
Utensil. pitcher.
Tho'lineup for the “(dearth nhon
wee John Hell, illegal John Becomes,
a mat? Hull. Roach. Gimme hoxnrdun,
‘e. Blinkiny. n. and Smith
; a m& a. truth. it; ‘cvn. it in emigrant; .. i
autistic o lite filth luulnz‘ want. to 0 not no to the New Mtg»:
w._tl‘rtbttwi.t...npd 9W.WN - » f in: em. ,_ ,y , .
4-3.?
(2.1
' i
. I
Buepencton Limp end Fine Reminde-
May no to Now Baritone.
liltintlEPOh’l‘. June mammal“;
O'Rourke, of the Stain tensile. » 1m
night «out out noticog‘to till the tongue:
mnnngcru announcing the, tilting” of:
the suspension and futiliiiiilillivflf tittr’
’60 line against. Terry norm. totem.
the New Haven loom. Action v)
taken by Prenidrnt Whitloéli. all .
rocmnmendntion. of the flaring, e '
New London, Mariana tit); ,
wleh end Bridgeport r ' rii. 3%.,
tot-ii storm remain; to «cotton. 0
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