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SATURDAY. JULY 1. 1905.
7h. Dickcrman 5) Son,
34 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
Telephone 343-6.
ULTIMATUM FOR EXPRESS COM.
PANIES.
CHICAGO, .lune 3U.~The men who
drive express and parcel delivery wu
sons in Clilcngo, five hundred in num
ber, halted on tile verge of dcela’rinl
a strike curly toduy. Four hours 0.
argument were required on the purl oli
conservative lenders to prevent radl
on] action. As u compromise live mer
from the union were appointed to via
it three local express companies will
an ultimatum. The power of order
lug a strike against one or all con
cerns ill the furniture nntl express
men's associations rests with the com
mittee. .i. V. Farewell, .ir., represent
in: the employers has announced thn
no more conferences will be. held will :
tesmliters‘ cOmn’llttees.
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ASTHMA 'sbrlrsssns snouu
.. KNOW THlS. ‘
SHERIFF KILLED BY A BOY.
.lElt‘lt‘lCltStiNViLl.l«:, (in, June :lt).w
Former Sheriff h). F. l’ettis. tiu yeurs
old, wus shot and instantly llilletl yes-
terday iiieero Blacitsllear. u boy. with
whose faintly the. sheriff boarded. The
boy found the sheriff pnnimeling the
former's mother and killed him. it
is alleged Pettls wns drunk.
DYING 0F FAMINE
is, in its torments. like dying of con
snmption. The progress of consump-
ion, from the beginning to the very
end. is a long torture, both to victim
and friends. “When i had consumption
'11 its first stage." writes Wm. Myers.
if Cecrfoss, did, "after trying different
.nsdlcincs and n good rim-tor in vnln, i
It inst took lir. King‘s New Discovery.
vhlcli quickly and portcctly cured me."
around. relief uud sure cure for
« meunl runs.
' but played well.
939*“ hatched;
OTHER GAM E.
Falls an Euy Victim to Holyokht
Bridgeport pafaats Sprinbflold in ‘
an Eleven-inning" Content.
noon, by “9991'9,°!.B tpts,‘ipo loopy
ly-plcyud game.
at lilo but and hammered Common
for nine hits. McCubc proyod an on:
igma to the‘ locals 'WhonetIer hits
Bob‘ltl. n‘cioll‘cgiut‘o, wblit
into the box for Holyoko at the start.
but was replaced by McGuire before
the ending 0! tlic'ilrst inning. Score
by innings: ‘ .
, n. H. E.
H‘olyoke 1 2 0 O 2 0 0 1 limit 9 4
N. Haven 2001tt0000-3 7 4
col; (iorcoran and Jone. '
Bridgeport, 4;' Springfield, 3.
ISRII‘iGFJPO-R'I‘, Juliet 30.~Althouzh
the liridgcports did sharper fielding
and better stick Work, it‘ tbok'elcven
innings to defeat Springfield by the
score of 4 to 3. Odell was the con-
spicuous man with the stick yesterday,
driving out We threediaggers of. op-
portune limos und clearing the buses.
, ills triple in the lust inulng‘bronght
in the winning run. Terry Rogers
covered short, for the Ponies lultl
showed luck of practice at. throwing.
Cuptnln Fitzpatrick
sinried in to pluy with his tenm, but
was obliged to tuke the bench on oc-
count of n lame leg. The Ponies Were
finding Nlellols’ delivery with tense and
he won replaced by Cornell utter the
third thing. The score by innings:
it. ii. 121.
Bridgeport
Ubl‘ti0200titl 1—411 o
Springfield '
2
t)2010000000~~3 ii
liltiiel‘itis: Nichols. Cornell and lif'au-
mont: Hess "and O'Connor.
New London, 7; Hartford. 3.
NEW' LONDON. June. 3t).--Tll(‘
pitching of Mcinughiln was too
much for linrtfcrd to fulhonl yester-
dny afternoon and New London won
on ensy victory. The score by inn.
inizs:
it. ii. if.
N. London ii i) ii 0 ti 0 i) 0 Km? H l
l-lnrtford ,0 ti o o 0 0 ti o 3——3 4 5
liultories: Mclnuglllln nntl Armbrns.
tel‘; l‘nrkius and Connolly.
Merlden, 6‘; Norwich, 4.
NORWICH, .iuue liti.——Norwieh lost
yestt.-l-liny's gume in the eighth lun-
ing. when n hose on balls. three hits
and two errors netted Meriden three
runs. Wilde pitched a winning some.
only three. hits being made off him up
to the eighth, and he would have won
his gumo had his teammates put up
u better game in the field. Tighe wus
put out of the gums in the eventful
eighth after u heuted debate with littl-
pire li‘nlley over it decision at. second
hose. The. gnme was without. feature.
The score by innings:
R. ii. id.
00tiltitiidi~ii ti 2
Norwich ti ti 1 2 t) 0 ti 1 0—4 8 7
llutlerles: Rogers and 'l‘rackorn;
Wilde und lotimer.
Merlden
National League.
At Brooklyn:
it. it. i6.
New York 0 i it it 0 1i 0 ti l~—ll ill 0
Brooklyn 0 ti 0 ti 0 (i 0 ti t—-- l 4 2
iintteries: Mathewson, Elliott and
ilchrmnn nod Lllnrk; Euson, Doesch-
er nnd Rllter.
At i’hlludelphln (first tunnel——
it. li. it).
l’hilu. ti 1 0 l iii 0 ti x~~3 ii 3
Boston 1 it it it ti i ti 0 ti-wil it t)
Hllilol‘ltk‘ii Corridon und liooln; Fru-
ser and Needllnm.
triccond some)»
It. ll. Ft.
Plum. 0 0 0 ti 0 i ii i x—-L’ it i
lloslon ti 0 l 0 ti (i 0 ii Owl 7 ti
lintlerlcs: Sulthoff and Abbott; Wil-
lis uud Moron.
American League.
At Cleveland (first garnet——
R. ii. 1'}.
N'EW‘ 'anan ‘OROPB" STILL "AM '
Hoiyoko aetsaigo‘paw navgn at the ‘
.svin Rock grounds. yesterdsy lifter-y
Hoiyoke wus strong ‘
batteries: Mctlubc, Sobul and Bilin-'
WAL
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~ The very first spoon-
. ful provesto you that i
you have made a real
discovery in {
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TNMIOMFOOD. .
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It's delicious
It’s wholesome
It's substantial
--and it makes you
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hi New York:
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N. York 5 it til 2104 x«-1:l it it
Pillln. o 1 2 o l 0 ti o o~-— 4 t; i)
ilutterios: Orth utul Kicinow; lien-
der nnd Schreek und llorton.
At lioston: .
it. it. E.
Boston 0 ti 2 o l 1 ti o xwl ti 1
th8h. 0 0 ll 2 ll ii 0 0 i-3 ii 3
ilnltorlos: 'l‘unehlll und Critter;
Hughes and Kittrctlge.
Connecticut League Standing.
Port Chester Games Arranged.
The Port Clientsr ii. A. A. team
will play tomorrow with the Holly-
wood inn tenth. of Yonkers. and on
Tuesday with the Brooklyn College
nine. Rudolph will pitch for the
llrooklyns. Mr. Sworbsck will mn-
pll‘e both games.
JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY'B DAUGH-
TER MARRlED.
BOSTON. June 30.—-Miss Agnes
lloylc O‘lteilly. third (laughter of the
lrisll poet and patriot. John Boyle
g. f . 991.4? “M 1"“?!
'7 a lil V . to a“ ”to e!
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thnmtouaou.mm comrxiim’ilu wrrnucn Ion.
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Cleveland 2 0 0 3 i 0 0 2 x~-8 ill 0 ()‘Iiellly. has been married to Ernest
I Foley's Honey and Tal‘ lius curet rouglls, colds, sore throut, bronchitis. Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1....3 14 2 Rocking, professor of philosophy In
mlny cases of astlnnu‘ that. were col. i‘lc- i’tifiiiii’eiy prevents. bronchitis, liutlerlos: Jess and Bonds; Killian Phillips Andover Acudcmy. The cem-
‘aldel'ed hopeless. MI‘S- AdOiDh BHEl ruuranteed “L 1“ 11' “““i‘” ”“13 and Dumb. mony was performed by Rev 15.. M.‘
ins. 701 West Third street, Davenport itore. price 506 and 31W ll bottlfi (Set-bud gunlei— t‘rothers. u liniturinn clrcxymnn of
Iowa,“ writes: “A severe cold con Fill“ ”Oil“? free. , R. if. ii. Cambridge. utter thc bride had tried
tractcd twelve years ago was neglect Detroit (i 0 ti 0 0 ti it it ttmtt ti, 4 in ruin to procure a itomnn Catholic
ed until it finally grew into astlnnu RE'ELECTED T0 YALE CORPORA‘ Cleveland 0 0 0 ii i ll 0 it 1—4: 7 4 priest. to ottlcloto. Archbishop Willinnis
The best medical skill available couli “OM. llntteries: Donovun uud liortln; inlvlng refused his permission. The
not live me more than temporary Tl NEW HAVEN, June 30." The for- Moore und hBetnls. tnnrrlulzc occurred at the bride's homo
lief. Foley‘s Honey and 'i‘m' won rel uni unnonhccmeut of the reelection -~---~ in Brooklino.
ommended undone iii'tycent bottle m- 4' Henry i“. iibnoelt. of New York. us At. Chicago:
tirely cured me of asthma which but 1 member of tho Yule eorporutitm by ' R. it. it). "Scotti bend in tin erzomu of the
been growing on me for twelve ycarl tote. of the grudnutcs, was mode yes» St. Louis 0 i 2 1 ti 0 ti 0 0"",1 it i sculp—Nsry severe sometimes. but it
and if i had taken it. at the start. ‘ erduv. Mr. liimock received L369 )hlcago l 0 0 0 ti 0 0 ti 1—~-2 ti ti, run be cured. Dean‘s Ointment, quick
would have been saved years of suffei miss. the total number of other voteo Batteries: Petty nnd Weuvcr; Smith, und permanent in its results. At uny
in." Sold at Plslsted’s Drum Htort .lfllii being only 50. Altrock and McFarland. ’ drug store, 60 could.
Vu’k," ‘ y ._ f' .4 «V l a f I r L. g o , . '1
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“ The human system affords a dreading gym for millions of germs
‘ which destroy health and life. Thou . ads of g , pic be u to die in their
.. n my. , w ., l Hit. F -' l It's; .16“: {vi 1» N i
unveiling soon the whole body been , a , bed 0 new. .
- in SW A“ i ..'-‘ii- . in - . 't»... l! ‘ ...‘ if ”Eighty?" “WV/15“.! . . ,. ,-.,
There is butane nits sodsficctircnay t9 kitspths stomach. liver. kidney:
. ' ‘ . , - pt _ ,,. .g
. . and bowels in perfect order, and the system free from ‘ arms -
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f'Won. inst. i’.(\
Springfield, 29 iii .titbi
Bridgeport, 28 iii .fziitl
Holyoke. 3t) 22 .577;
Hartford. 2t} 22 .542
New London, 27 23 .540
Meritleli. 24 23 .511
Norwich, iii 32 .333
New Haven. 15 35 .3th
Natlonfigheague.
Won. Lost. P13.
New York, «i7 is .723
l’llllutlelpllin, (ill 24 .613
i'ltisliurg, till 26 .600
(ililcugo. 37 28 .5369
Cincinnati. Ill Ztt .540
St. Louis. 2.". Jill All”
Boston. l9 ii .302
Brooklyn. 17 48 .262
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meric League.
Q apWon. inst. l’.(‘..
('iei‘elntltl, ’35. 21 .ozs
('ltlt-nzo. 35 ill .625
l’lliludoiplilu. 33 23 .559
litiltolt. 29 29 .500
lint-non. 24 28 .‘itiz
New York, 23 fill .434
Wnslilngton. 22 35 .Zih'b'
SI. [AUHIHI 22 36 .379
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‘ traceable.
, night and h
blunder troubl com the tutti
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AUTOMOBILE Mano: isn't-bum,
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All Owners Asked to Take Part In the
~ . Event. .
Acceptances are coming in rapidly
to the committee for Saturday‘s auto
. mobile parade under the auspices of
tho Stamford Yacht Club. and every-
thing points to a grand event. it has
been the ticslrs of the committee to
invite every machine owner in Sunn-
ford;ulitl tho surrounding towns, bill
it is utterly impossible to Bet-urn a
com letc list. of names. The commit-
tee , lshes it understood. and bus re-
quested the Atlvbcutot to rotate hero,
tlfutx uny‘ntnchino owner who has not.
received an invitation is invited to our?
ticipstc, and to sand his name. with
the number of guests ,thorctvwiil. be“ in
‘i this machine. to the“ chairman t'li"'tliit-I
commitm, Emerson Brooks, tlroyrock
, Place. Stamford. A int 6 number ‘nttvo
hceti invited from orWullt. South
and (men.
wich. und if the weather is favorable,
no doubt this will be the largest par-
nde ever held outside 01 .New York.
The. parade will start from West Fork
between 3:80 and 4 Saturday after:
noon. ,
The line for the parade ‘wlll paust
through several private grounds.
Among them will be illndcn' lodge;
the'hundsonie residence at Com. J. D."
Smith. on Glenbrook roud. The large
and hospitable hcurt of tho Commo-
‘ dore wunted it arranged so that ‘ev-
erybody would stop and refresh them
selves by the wuy. bill this the coil)-
mittee suld would be impossible with»
out too much deiuy and confusion.
: 'l‘hunka to the Commodore, just the
Billllt'.
CUBAN DIARRHOEA.
U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what
this disease is and that ortllnnry rem-
‘ edics have little more effect limit so
much water.
3 most as severe and dangerous us it
« mild attack of cholera.
Bubun diarrhoea is al-
Thore is one
remedy. however. that. con always be
depended upon us will be seen by the
following certificate from Mrs. Minnie
Jacobs. of Houston; Texas: “i here.
by certify tlnlt (lhunlberlutn‘s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
my husband of u severe uttnck of Cu-
ban diarrhoea. which he. brought home
from Cuba. We hud‘sevcral doctors
but they did him no good. One hot-
tie of this remedy cured him. as our
neighbors will testify. i thank God
for so valuable u_ medicine." Fol
sale by Stillsou-l’owcll Corporntion,
Clifford Phurmncy, chtfuss Pharmacy.
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WRESTLERS AT WATERBURY.
Championship Bouts End in a Free
‘ Fight. ‘
WATERBURY. Juno 30.-—-'i‘he wrest-
ling mulch between Cnaki. of Bridge-
port. and Swunsou, of this city, for the
weltorweight championship of the
country. which was held here lost or.
enlng. ended in a tight in which the
spectators become involved. The po.
lice were obllgtsl to give the contesv
lunls protection and to clear out the
hull. There were about, 1,000 people
present at the contest. and when it
untied the men hud wrestled about 30
minutes. ..
The rough work which resulted in
the fight began when (lunkl pushed
Swanson through the ropes in such
:1 manner that the latter struck his
‘ bond on the. floor und was unconscious
for n few minutes. Swanson again
entered the ring and after in few min»
utes‘ wrestling, during which the rope
poles were broken down, pushed (‘nnkl
into the crowd. A general mlxnp re.
suited.
to the preliminary bout between
Ben Edward O'Connell. of New lin-
ven. champion lightweight of the
state. and Daniel Pickett. of this city,
city. Pickett. was awarded the decision,
O‘Connell being disqualified because
of using the strangle-hold.
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FEEL lMPENDlNG DOOM.
The feeling of Impending doom tn
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetes has been changer
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
from tnltingiii‘oley's Kidney Cure. it
will euro incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. Slight disor-
ders are cured in a few days. “i had
diabetes in its worst form," writer-
Msrion Lee. of Dunreath. ind. “i tried
eight physicians without. relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man." Sold at Plals.
ted‘s Drug Store. ‘ it
BIG RACVE~ YALE'Bl
u-—__
After Losing Four-Oar and Freshmen
Events, the Blue Capture-
'Varlity.
NEW LONDON, Juno 30. —— 'l‘hc
Yule 'vurnity crow yesterday afternoon
wresled u victory from Harvard in the
nnnnal tour nlllo race on the 'l‘lialllcr
by the length of on our. After rowing
for four miles with the shells lapping
and the prom; almost nlgnlgging be-
twocn the strokes, the Yale bout cross-
ed the finish line three-quarters of a
length ahead of the Crimson. Yale
won by twa and one-half seconds. The
iiiues' time was 22:83 1-2; Harvard‘s
was 22:86. ‘ ‘
Such 0. race him never before been
rowed in the twenty-seven years of
racing between those old rivnls.‘ ‘
The Elis‘wsnt to the starting flagsh-
solutely confident of on only victory.
Coach Wruy of Harvard crew but
nlmoot. conceded that his eight so,
practically no chance to win; ut-
Wruy apron? n. surprise on‘ little last
3 ohms is on tho‘ iips‘of
eVory lover of rowing as the coming
rlvatlof John Kennedy, the Mansion-
at coach at Nsw‘Hsvsn.» my name
to the‘ff'bamtis three week: one. an un-
knowniebnch. no will so about ration-
ton a. the first professional who‘ll“
inlfall'od shooting coalition,“ in liar-
var . ‘ ' “ '
2 “P‘OWDIR IMAQA-
ls courting death or. II!!! only but
not more surely, h’hun ‘htl'flogfid'g kid.
nay disorders. . to": Kidney Cure»
wli curb-n slight disorder in 5‘ few
days end its continued use will cure
the most obstinateyconot‘.’ it has our-
ed many people of Brian's discus
Ind diabetes who were thought to be
it you hive ltldn, or
ING SENTINEL‘
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FRIDAY. JUNE .30... .I905-
. . 1:»...
Bridgeport Advertisement-
Bridghport Advgxilementn.
.—
The‘ D. M. Read Co.
’ ‘ Edskthccd 18:7-
Commencing July Fifth the store will close daily at_ five
o'clock. except Saturdays. when the closing
hour will be ten o’clock.
Three Wash. Goods Specials.
Merccrized Ombrett. This is a thin light weight fabric
in not y blue. black and linen celor,‘plnin and Will! fine White
in; ares. It is very desirable for thin gowns for ordinary
wear as it can ili‘ worn a long lililt‘ without musSing or
showing soil. Regularly 15c. special at BC :1 yard.
Embroidered Linene. A lincu finished cloth oi purc
cotton in navy, t'litit‘l. brown anti lint-n shades. The surface
is well sprinkled with (lots anti rings in shaded coiorings
which have the t‘iit‘t‘i of raised clilhroitlery. Special at 15¢
a yurti. '
Printed Serpoiet. A fancy opcnwork wcnre with color—
ed figures (in light grounds. Also in black, brown. and
nuvy blue. The material though thin is quite strong nntl
will prove srrtit't-zlille. Regularly 25c. spct‘iill tit lot it yard.
Linen Scarf s and Squares.
Women who ilavc'tllc lore of line Iinliiroitlcrcti Linens
will notice some beautiful specimens in title of the Main St.
window». .\ iiuc display is at iiit.‘ Linen Section. Long
Shorts for bullet or dresser nl‘c in Irish liilliii embroidery, or
cinliornte ,izqiunnse drown—Work. Large Linen Squares of
the same style run ilt‘ seen by the tickets ntitlclleti. .i\ really
line .‘llitl littntisoine 18—inch squzli‘r can lie illlti for 50¢.
lJ‘lilt‘il squares .25 and 35c. trillt‘il squares 20c. trinch
squares loc.
Those New Water Bags.
(ii course you will wont to see those ’l‘liermulite Water
tings lelil satisfy yourself its to the truth of the story. There
arc sew-rill sizes and we have hall a number of them boiled
in order to demonstrate the torts. ii is just this: You
prepare the bug for immediate use by boilingr it seven tilin—
tiles. but the proper and wisr net is in litiil it fourteen llilii—
tiles and store lil‘til for sortie future time when it will he
needed for on ctllcrgeiiry. 'l‘llcn. as true as we are telling
you. the iit‘lil can be turned on, a \\'L‘L‘i\‘, or a month from the
time of boiling. Come and sec.
O
_\ promincnt feature of the Sole of l'tnlrrnlusiins is the
quantity of Nuinsoolt nglilgowus at medium prices.
li'iue Lawn Gowns. sizes 14 and 15. round necks. 950
and (fir.
Nuiusook ilowns with lit-institeiicll tucks and l‘lllliCS.
(In.
High-necked Corset Cort-rs, sire . 2. inc each.
The D. M. React Co.
I
’wiseh' he
on. non first. minim" ‘ “untold...
in use (gt-over 30‘”years, ’hits‘borne the signotme'of
ii A
and has beenlmdenndoi' his osc-
sonal supervision since its inmost.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitation: and !‘»Just~oa-¢ood"m hot:
Experiments that trifle with and endanger aid will of
mo and Children-Experience against Experiment.
“ what’tEpAsroRi-A
Ontario is whoa-mien commutator gouty»
got-lo, Drops and auction: Syrups. 1% It;
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other! :Dfmoflo
substance. It: ago is its guarantee. It destroy: Worm.
and oils:- Feverllhnou. It; cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cums constipation
and Flatulency. It automates the Food, regulates the.
Stomooh and Bowel», giving healthy and mm sleep.
The Children's Panacea-Alba Mother’s Friend.
osnuml”. ASTORIA sums
Lint- tho solstice .91
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mmm.n' In» in and ’ 3,. Ni"
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HOP GROWERII To CONTROL
_ ' ‘ PR cu. '
PORTLAND 0m, .lnns littwA din-
psthh to the dragonlnn from Eugene.
Oregon. can that it bu been decided t
at h meeting of the hop rowers to
form I our button to hand a the crop
of the P account with the purpose
or controlling ptiooo.
._
PHRYIIGMN
THR I .. O
‘ ' film Wi'f'l-i 031' IU
W. ‘L. Yancy. odncd’h. Ky
"i bad It severe case of ,itlv '5
and three of the but >
Kentucky, treated to
1 then took Foley's '
80mins
an...
fro lint. Will. o“ ,
,y m .w
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