(ammo Advocate. Monday).
‘ in tile .9 Width innlu of yesterda 'I
.bllohn‘flli‘nfo. utter “warmth. ntdiad
by ' liter ‘.imuorted Noam! Lee no
It»?! had made a couple of runs ‘ nd
Wag “rigorous, auction of mid
.ldc, out. well-meaning Norwuikors
”W” to speak out loud about .ihe
”We? they'd like what on Nor‘waik's
emcee. A Stamford young tntiu
mm“)! climbed. into the Norwaik
It
vinzayeiiow hack in his list.
‘ .w it hundred or any part or it on
Slothi’om'd chances. The Norwulkcrn
;‘ labored theirvoiees. and talked about
thejwenther, and dear old Jack Dun-
10"! Md... 8111001. and what. a pity.
floored. Lauder and Brother “Billy"
‘ ,erdli’t tilting. Most of them forgot
air desire to enrich themselves at
, the emcee, of the Standout support-
‘erti. (Only a few were there who
. thirtieth bit of tho yellow-buck and
the Silimtord young man had hard
workxetting any of it down. it is said
he got. a couple of one-dollar bots and
a fill-center or two before Manager
Munro. came along and put an end to
~ the duorty play. ,lio had the satisfac-
tion. however, of calling the noisy
bluff. the, Norwaik hunch was putting
up. .
The delegation from Norwnlk nuni~
bored about 500. it canto over Jubilant
and c niitlent there was nothing to
the thing but Norwaik. it expected
~ that "Jack" Dunleavy. the St. Louis
NatiOnul League rightticldcr. who
hails front Norwalk. and is ccrtainiy
I grant baseball player. could win the
game alone. it he didn't. why. his
team-mate, Smoot. wlto ilgurcd on tho
cards under an assumed name, would
give him the help necessary. Any Way.
they doped it out. with Smith (that's
another name for one of the Slate
League star pitchers) in the box.
Stamford Wouldn‘t be able to hit the
pill out of the diamond. That's thc
kind of a pipe the Not-walk tans smok-
ed before the game. And what ‘rl
dream it wad! Aftcr the thing was
all over. and the cxponcnts of hot air
whom Billy Lauder has been trying to
familiarize with some of the elements
of the game had been shown up in
their true colors. the misguided limit
from the eastward drcw their shells
2 about them and got out of the grounds
\ 'and away from Stamford as that as
they could. They didn't say atiyliltiui.
What. could they day?
For six innings thc game won all
that could he desired. it was on the
nerve-wrackiug ordcr. 'l‘hcrc wcrc
brilliant plays, both pitchers \vcrc cf~
(active, and. although Stamford had
an advantage. it was not, commanding
enough to call the thing onto. ’i‘hcn
the pinch came for Norwalk and the
poor studontn fell dowu. A clear VCilSfl
of rattles it was_ and tlicit' glaring cry
rors'lookcd all the more uluring in thc
eyeu of the faithful fan who had rcu»
littered 60 cents, more or loss, on their
chances.
Stamford Played a Great Game.
Stamford played urcut linrciiull till
the way round. ’i‘hcro never was
scarcely a stage of tho game when any
of the locals didn't. play the ironic an
it should be played. Neither of the
~ two errors was costly. uud both ilurus
and Sherman made up ior them by
great pickups in tho iiclil. ’ Wilson
(that. isn't his name: lic‘i-i a national
lenguerl had the NUl'Wi-iilit‘t't-i sized up
and pitched a heady titanic. Norwalk
got. but. four hita off him. .luok litiii-
loavy got one of iltcuc. but Sound. of
St. Louis diu't got u smell of it.
Smith wun equally nu cl‘icctivc, but
his support, Wing of a very difi'ei'cnt
sort and that Wild the story. Outside
of Smith's pitching the only rcdccm-
in: feature of Norwalk‘o ploy was
Jack Dnnlcnvy'a work. You'll have to
their; what position he played, (or he
went into the game under an assumed
Mme. In the necond lluulcnvy jump-
“at! high in the air and with bin gloved
hand nailed it drive trout Moylun's hat
thntbor'c the ear mitrloi or a two-timer
and Main in the eighth he robbed
Moyilm in utiniutiionul inunncr. Mlko
put up a Texas lcusucr back of nr-rond
and uoemingly out of Witch of cvcry
one. Dunlenvy wan utter it. with the
speed of n door. reached it with his
ouutrotcliad hand» in the loft. of not»
ondflllgtiod it two or three lImPH and
finally tiquoozod it. it With it great.
catch and the stands wont wild.
Diary of the Bottle.
George (liblin begun the gutne for
. the flwmfordu with u iitriitc out. Mr-
" "Iarntii'i tumble gave Jimmy titblin it
‘ in. but he died til necoiiii on Round”
p to Smith. hum. the boy wonder.
work“ Emmi for u pane. Berry won
the nth of the minute and his iilngie
indium Mint Mann and Burns home.
Miuvii'ti throw taking it but bound
km. from McKiernnn. Bhormttn tried
"lililt‘the clouds. Youngo made it
' ‘ '_ inn! Ind Bury scored. ‘ it
' 7 " linearly: one. two. three for
or, or“ until the rovenih. Month
‘ g ‘Joiiniion’n warm ha and
2 nylon smiled his thanks as
, . Twisted him on the abouldcr.
‘ , 'mmad tb' lone hilt norm for it
new and Wilson wait worded
mm .‘ltilr nuance. With the corn-
‘ worming with Bumtordti, 090MB
M Mi“ in the grand intend
Rod too delicate to bitty hue
(Ivy got _ bull back to the
.on it 01 . d. Minotaur-mitt
snot" r led on Cahir’nlid ii
bong» donation and [tom
.théimnli stitiid became sporty. and .
m,
g'giiiifl‘idme one at Red Cahiii (conic
rand had let it get. away. Jack
“mum unstady.
) he, an . Wilden cam in
,7 ilk the? ind rnn.’ .iiir‘i’niy
'“‘ WORK . mittens
Donn'c Kiducfii .nH . .0
isurvic. for People heWm-k ‘
- . in south Normlk.
.Most South Norwalk people work ov-
~ cry day in some ntrained. unnatural po-
tition-«honding constantly over a desk
wrldinx on jotting wagons or cars-w
doinrtlultcriu .liiiiuiwarlii litiins.
reaching orbit ._ its. vigilant? Willi
i hundrediit‘iidhnont tannin in“; All
i nutrition loud to wear, nitration at .
l nor in fildna‘yii until they ifoil ii --
h in their work of filtering tho poi-
‘ .no is {routine loud. [lonn'n Kidney
it". a euro etc .kidneys.~ out new
, iii,- nirth in bud, liWs South Nor»
tviiuik cures prom it. .
~ i Trunk St. John. 65 Taylor nvttnno.
locksmith by occupation, in the on»
ploy of the Norwuik Lock Company,
days: “i am not the only one on.
gauged in this, culling who motors from
backache, aggrnvfltcd by the conutunt.
change of pt’niition and bonding and
lumping. l'i‘hcrc are others in the
‘factory and in the city that i know
‘who are troubled in the come wuy. l
procured Dean's 'Kiduoy Pilln at Plain-
‘tod's drug store, book, it. course of
treatment. and it cttrc'd me."
For sale by‘ all dealers. Price 50
iconic. it‘oster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo.
'N. Y.. sole agents for the United
Statics. . '
Remember the name~Doan's--and
take no other
-’
one at McEnroe, and McEnroe tried to
catch George Giblln at the plate, after
George had tallied. The next not in
the comedy was. by Red Caiiiil, who
dropped McEnroe‘B throw to catch Re-
gan at second on Burns'n welt. Barry
flied out to old Mr. Youngs and Sher;
man (another Stamford favorite who
is attenuated hero) ianncd. trying to
knock the ball over to Dumpling Pond.
and got. third on Brown's poor return.
Then Dunleavy made his circus catch
of Moylnu's misc and while he was
trying to rcoovcr his olluilibriutu Ji‘nt-
my Glblin Seili Johnson home.
For Norwnlk McEnroe got to third
in the second on his single by Jimmy
tlibiin, a stool and Sherman's crror.
McGrath and McKiornan wont out iii
order and he was left there. Willi two
out. in the second. lirunnnu was given
a hilt-in on balls. (iaitill poked one blunt-i
the right. foul line into the crowd and
was givcn two bacon. liunu drovc a
beam. to loft. garden and iircnunn
scored. Dunn taking second on the
tiirowlu. One of the national leamtcra
was up now and Wilson doliiit'i‘uiiily
soot him to base on balls rather than
take a cliuucc of it hit. The Nurwulk-
i-rs began to howl and bias and to tell
ilic crowd thcy didn't play hall that
way over in Norwalk. The Stamford
motci’n wcrc willing to allow liicy did
not. it may have been that tho howl-
ing unncrvcd Wilson it hit, for he lost
control it‘lllpnrlli‘lly and passed. Mcr
Enrtio forcctl in Cnltlil with tho ncc
nod and last run the Norwitlkcrs got.
Mcilrnlh struck out.
The End of It.
Norwallt was ncvcr datigcrous tlicrc
after. 'i‘hcy wont. out in one. two.
threc ordcr save in tho eighth and
ninth. in thc ninth Brennan got a
lifc on Burns'n crror. biit .\'iikc Moyloii
and Burns promptly murdt-rcd liiiti
when he attempted to steal. In the
ninth with two out Wilson pusscd
McGrntli and McKicrnnn singled ho
twecn .liinmy. (liblin and Slit-rttiaii
.llutui;.' llbliii throw oitt Younirsi and
the game was ovcr. 'i‘hc two tcatim
will play next Saturday iiitcrnoon. at
Rotou Point. The score: '
Norwaik.
it ll. PM A, la?
i‘ircnnitu. lb, 1 ti ii i ii
(‘iiiiilL 3b, 1 i :i i 3
litinn. ri‘. ii i 1: ti ii
ilrown. if. u u i ii 1
Mclilnroc, so, ii i\ ii i l
Mctirntlt. lib. ti ll 3 2 i
Mcchrnun, c. it i it I L’
Ynungi-i, ct, ti it I o I
Smith. p. ti 0 ll Ii 0
Total, " ii 21 it it
Stamford.
it ii. I‘ll. A. )5.
ti. (liblin. ii. i l I ll it
.I. (libliit, lib. ti ii ii '.i ll
itcgart, cf. i l 5 ll ti
llurno. 2h. l l :i 4 1
Barry. lb. i i ii ti ti
Sherman. us. i ii i l l
Moyiiin. r. i ii 7 1 ti
Wliiion, p. i ii i 2 it
Total, R r. 27 ill 2
Norwaik ti ti 3 ti ll ti ii i) owl:
Stamford. 3 ll ti o ll ti 4 l x-n
Two—bane hits: t‘uhill, .lobnnon.
Stolen buses: McEnroe. li‘irst illilw on
errors: Btuiittord. 4; Norwuik. l.
Struck out: lly Wiluon. 4: by t-iutith,
ii. liaise on billilii Off Wiliion, 4;
off Smith. 2. Hit by pitched ball;
Moylim. PliBilNi hail: MoKierititn.
boil on bone: t-iimnford, in: Norwalk.
ii. Time of promo: 1 hour, 25 Illlllv
utcti. Attcnditucc. :i.litiii. Umpire.
ilttvid lilii.
DOWNED AT HARTFORD,
Senator: Hit and linen Field Poorly-
Springfield But: New London.
liAR’l‘il'llltD. July 24.4«tiinrtinrti do»
tented New Haven yentt-rdny through
timely hitting and wrctchcd Iliiltiiiili
by tho vinltorn in the first iunliiix. titty»
ward’o butting won the only feature.
Owing to tho threatening Weather the
attendance Willi tiinitll. l’lii‘ltlilfl will
be out of the game nontr- limi- owing to
it nprnined arm. Score by initinitii:
. it. it. ill.
Hartford 4 ti 0 0 ii i) 3 ii in»? ii i
N.aneu 1000ll21llil~wil ii a
corn and hunt/tin.
springficld. 13: New London. 2.
iii the some before live innings iii
been played.
”Me by ihfllflslz
“Ruin, Ind diad on a. H. n. »
to W.Wliflprinci‘d o ii iii) a ti 2 3....“ 9 is...
in the eighth Johnson doubled in left. .
Butterieu: Fonda and l‘iorutt: (lor- .
SPRINGFIELD. .iuiy 26.Mi3itii‘tng-
field mods woven rum; in the third inn-
ing of yetitcmay's gonzo with New
infliction on live hits. two errom. tour
ntoieu ham. it wild pitch. ti sacrifice
not we? cotton». in the fourth ruin
he the“ players tip turtwo minute:
and when they resumed New London
made the contact: cm more «flrcinl
than before by trying to prolong the
inning in the hope out midfield
again intervene and necesaitntc ceiling
Pitcher McLaughlin.
hold the bail and lot Altincr court
from tit-st without intimation. Nina
inning: were played. with New London
gallium defiantly moot oi the way.
0
.. lfli'l i
. giiliumndfl.
Motlden,,6; Newton‘s.
MERIDEN. Jilly 25.--ln a (itirt’ison
finish yectcrdny‘eMridcu detected Nor»
wicb, sending in two runs in the ninth
on two hits underrorn by Farrell and.
Lutimer. it wait of “t time through .
out, full of sanitation ‘p ya. ‘H‘dn‘ui
tun. made a. home i" “ o theoontiii
livid fence in the all: .. " true; aiding
of Perkins and start-entchoii it d atom ‘
by Letter: and Moattbe were epithet; -.
The score by innings: ‘
i _ ' .. ‘r R. “.33..
Morldcn 0.0 0.:1 it 0 0 0 2—46 iii 2.
Norwich ii 0 (l ’0 ll '3 0 2 ONE 10 5’
Hanoi-ion: Treat. and ’i‘ruckeru;
Wade and winner.
Bridgeport} Led lilolyoke.‘
iiomiotcn, duly 25.+-ntior dim
innings of conilnutid bickering; in
which litilyoltu played for delay. limo
pire Horne ywtorduy‘cciiod‘ the some
with Bridgeport at the clone or the
third inning- At that. time Bl‘itltu‘
ort bud four runs to one for the
outrun loaders. while Illiciwero even
til. i'our ouch. Cornennnd ucuumoiit
wore tho battery for Bridgeport and
Davis and Shiiicol for liolyoke.
National League.
At New York:
ll. ll. It).
New York 1 ii 0 l l 0 (l l' x,_..4 8 1i
Glut-in. U i (l 0 it it 0 ii ti~3 it) (i
iiittterlcs: McGinnlty und Brenna»
hutt; Overall and St‘illt‘i.
Al. Boston: .
R. ii. 1‘}.
lionton l 0 0 4 l 0 i) 2 XWS it) 2
l‘ilislitti‘g 0 ii I (I ll 0 ll 0 ilwl 4 ii
Ilattcrics: Young; and Moran; Flat
ht-rty and i'lliison.
At Philadelphia:
R. H. it}.
Chicago 3 0 ll 0 2 0 l 1. 0w? 1?. 2
i‘liiia. 0 ii 0 (i (l O 0 ti 0qu {i l
Batterit-H: Rculbuch and Kliug; l’ii-
linger, Suthofi tiiid Dooih.
At Brooklyn:
It. it. It}.
lli‘imklyit 0 3 ll 3 ii ii ii i i! .g I2 ii
St. bouts 0 i ll 0 2 ti 2 ti Li~--’i ii -i
llaitcricn: Mciutyrc and Morgen; Mo
li‘urhitid and Grady.
American League.
At (‘icvcluiuk
ll. ll. E.
t‘lth-laiitl ii 0 i ii i) ll ti ti it i" ii iI
Wash. o o u o u it i o o l t‘. 1.
litillct'ich’: Miiill't‘ ililti lil‘lllih‘; .lut‘olr
ooh, Adana: .‘Illii it'lllt'cdgc.
i\l Chicago:
ii. ll iii.
t‘liit‘ngo ll 0 ti ii i t) l ,0 x—~‘.’. i ‘J
i'ltilit. it it i ti o ti ii ti it. i 7 ii
iilllii’i'lt‘fi‘. J\ill'tit'ii ituii Stiilivitn‘.
ilcudcr utid Scbrcck.
At St. Innis:
Now York o o i. ll 2 :l o u u to 1:. 3
St. l.otii.~. ll :3 i ii u 1 til I] .’. i1:
italic-rim: (,‘licalu'n. ling}: :illii l‘mi-
crs: lilll‘illllillil and Suction and Such-
ccr.
Al ('oltitiiliiizt, 0.:
ll. ll. It).
Boston ti 0 5 ti ii 1 ti o I. 7 to l
Dilli’illl (i ii ll ti ii i ti o ii i .‘l
llittlci‘ics: liiitccn tittd Ai‘illlil‘llnltil".
Mulliu and lltli‘ilil.
Connecticut League standing.
“on. limit. i'.t‘
luliynkf'l 47 Ill; .I'iii
Sprlttgiicld, «iii L‘ti .riiii'
lliltlirclitlrl. ‘10 .‘i'.’ fifth
Nl‘W London, ; .‘lli :ii‘. .Iil'u
litit'il'oi‘d, ii? iii» .Iill
Ml'l'llll‘ll, iii (iii .Ihli
Norwich. :17 iii .:i.\ti
Now lili\'i‘ll, 22 till .litli'
National League.
Willi. l.ii:‘~l. I‘ l‘
Nt-w York. iii '25} 'i‘iiti
l'iiiniuiru. {ii iii: .iiiii
Chicano. M :iii {dit-
i’ltiliidclliiiltt, iii :iii .iii‘ii
t‘inclumtti, it; All ,iiiili
iii. bouts, iii! in; not
Emmott. :lli Mi .32:
Brooklyn. 21h iiil .Zii-l
American League.
Willi. inst. i’l‘.
(ilcvclund. ii! xii ,tii':
(.‘liicitiro, iii :1 .tliiii
l’Iilliiilt‘iiliiiil. 47 :l'd .iiis'ii
Bunion. 2'»? -II .171
Detroit, .13 to ..'.l 2
New York. :it‘. it ,ltiii
St. limits, :it oi his
Wnaliinirion, 2d 53 .32»
.p.~...._—u-u-.w...
MR. KENEALY‘S LOVING CUP.
'I‘lic Hlth‘l' loving cup prouonitid
lion. Micltutii Kuttuuiy by his coi-
league. of the Hound of itcproncttia-
ilvrii. in tho clotting liourii of lilt' N‘fi
alou. is a handsome thing. ii iii tuitdd
of [wow ullvci‘. in KUlil‘lliitiil. ntumlu
about. him: lliulll‘u idult uitd rcproioiutu
tho ill‘Hl workiuunuliiu «it tho tlorhutu
urtitlccrii. Three curvcd io'unpu rite.-
froui itii~ attrition. (in the chic in tho
lith‘I‘ilillilii "l’i‘t'iltlliiutl to the litlillfi'li'
bio Mit'lint‘l lititiciily by tho Member!
of tho liotutc of licorcucltlutlliou of
tho Hlutu of (tritium-limit, lu nouruciu
iinit of hill olirvlri'n no i'ltttlrmtiti ol
tho .lttdiciury (iottiitiiiiuo of that truly.
.iuiy. limb." On the oppoullo taco ill
(‘liliiiviiti the Ellyn Whig”. .. (
, a...
muffin , - “dirt Ind it
story“: '9‘: tendinitis».
7 lilo ‘ ammo» 6
If m rut ,
am: ' mi; ‘uw .
“it; _ .
in
i
Haiti. in" ‘ nutrient:
‘ to five in) trio
but
end ut the inland.
.w, ETTEii
It; M53113. .1”. pong; ocular
., our o o omens. . ‘orp
Ilium antacid .i «i.
Mm, vein“,
a. new a Pink:
W , a,
l
. .
I
. l . fl. ‘ ,
’ w 1 tin the
Mill. arc/olefin“ gauge '. p and
tmuntddapmim I ma to uti-
ud to my honor workitnd lilo became t bun
dentition. Iwgooniinudfocdnyuiiomy had.
laid. my uppeil , my co 0 and all hope.
" iirouki harbour to thin or an operation,
mil in my dime. Itrlod every remedy which
I thought. would be of any use to «no. and
roadii of the value of Lydia Ill. Piultitnm‘n
VIOKM“ Compound. to sick womoiidoclt
. I. felt. no diiunnirugcd that
little hope of recovery, and whenl box it
in (mi bettor, after the ascend wank. thong it
it only meant hunpornrr ‘relioi; but to my
grunt surprise 1 found tint i kept [lithium
while ”In tumor lea-cued hum .
" The Com und continued to build up my
general built out! the minor would to be
nimrbod, until. in seven months. tho tumor
mentircllyfom and In. mall woman. 1 am
no thankfu or my recovery that. I ask you
to publish milomr in nomination. no other
women may now of th wonderful curative
worn of Lydia E. linkham‘a Vegetable
‘ inpound.”
When women an troubled with irreg‘
ular or icinfulmenotruation. worthless.
lcuoori- non. dl locemntor ulcemtinn
of the Womb. t, at. bearing-down feel—
ing, inllnmmnt‘ion of the ovaries. buck-
ncho. flatulence. general dcbiiity. ludi-
gcaiion and nervous prostraiilon. they
should remember there is one tried and
true remedy. Lydia E l’iukhntn'n Vog-
emblo Compound at. once removes such
trouble.
No other medicine in the World bite
rcceivcd such widen rend and unquull-
fir-it enilorncmcut. '0 other Inctl‘iciue
hits such a mount of cums of iciiinla
troubles. Refuse to buy only other
medicine: *
Mrs. l‘inkhnm invited all sick worm-n
to write her for mlriwu. Slit» has guidmi
thousands to henlth. Address. Lynn,
Muss. ”
Health in too valuable to risk in ex-
pcrlmcntn with unknown and untried
medicittcn or infilllililh iii trrn uncut...
Rcuwtnbor that itin Lydia ill. i‘iiiiiliuin‘s
Vegetable. Compound that it: curing
women. and don’t ullow any tlruugist.
to deli you anything elite in its place.
JOHNSON KILLED WIFE AND
NIECE.
Will Pay the Penalty for His Crime
today in Towanda.
'i‘il\\"i\i\'lli\. I‘ii.. July L'Ii.‘ 'l‘lit‘
criuu- i'or whit-h llitrli-r Johnson will
iu- littiiitod ltci‘o to-duy wan tltc mill“
dcr of his wilc. Mill‘glll'i‘l Johnson.
from whom bit bud neuurntod, and itct'
tiict-c. Annie lioujiiiuht. iiitcii twruty
ycurn. on Scpi. lit. liiii'i. it was idiot?
t-il tiint tltc Johnson i'auiili' t‘tilNlfliillK
of llic pci‘sonu, \\t'!ll to lilx‘ llllllit‘ oi
Mrs. illiticr .iobumn. and with liil uxt‘
kiiicd the. wumun and tho girl. 'lnc
.loiitmiiii.. it way- iIit'n charm-d. xvi tlrc
lti ilic hulls-v Ill iiii t~i’iiil'i Io t'tiitcczil
ttti-ii' ci'iiiic. Tilt I'lllii‘ti family was
:irrcidt-d, illglcr plcudcd utility, and
lilt' trial juiigc iixcd inc gratin: of will
llh Illiil'tlt r in llic first mummy. t‘hiii'lid:
.itiliiu-uiu. a liriiilicr of lliuli'i‘. bltlilii
trial and was t‘ilinll‘ll‘ii ot’ lliiit‘tii‘l' lti
lbi' illHl dczrcc. iic is nirnitiiii: tlic
ilt‘lt‘l'lllllllllllill oi lili‘ law by thc
t‘tilli‘li-i on no umu-ni, iltch‘r .iolitimii
abut appciiicd ll) tlic Supri-utc ('tiiit‘i.
but llllil iriliuitui rciust-d lil inicricrv.
Tilti’iliill'l‘ iii' Illllt‘l'H ni‘ thc family
wcrc ttctui’itii-d, lliulcr .ioiinsoii made
several conft-suionn. in one ho impli-
i‘illt'tl his lii'lillli‘l‘ i'iiai‘lcn. bill in a
t'tlilii‘fiiiltill circu out illili niizht ltc t‘x
llllUl'illt'ti liiiii l’i'ntit till iiltiiuc.
PATRICK EXPECTED STAY.
Expect: to Secure a New Trial and
Ultimately Have Freedom.
Ruler of Ga- Aucclltioni
in Gillies of Antihyxin" linvo boon pro-
purod by W. A. warned of Newton.
More, by request of thc New England
ABBOiiiulitlll of (his lliiigittccru:
‘ ‘Pthentton.
I! link is in li'iiirc open flmlrfi‘alld‘
wiudown liciort- bozluuiitgi world» i '
l
in air. do iin‘ iniloti'workitt u wrotiinlu
over iivc minutes in ii liouuc or it tilii‘il.
If tlicro ls‘u‘ lurzo‘ ttintiuttt ultras In
no. u reunited» would be uaodb
"" Blimdiomr.‘ “ .
liontlat-lic, tlizziilcnn,’doufncnn, Illlll"
rim; oi" vision. ‘naunon‘and‘. fainting.
Treatmentfi .5
i. if patient. iti‘bui: slightly ovmu
come with min have him all. in upon
nir chli wrappcd up if noccnauryi.
Exercising reduces hid strength.
2. if connidcriibio gun linu itccti‘ iti-
halcd and patient in still conscious
place him tint on back: kcop Wnrni'i
irivo cup of hot black coffee. _
ii lint; are blue ulvo inhulutloua of
oxygcn. ‘ ' ’
3. ii' pullout in unconscious, plurc
flat on back in upon illl‘ with rolled up
coat undcr uhouldcrs und nupt- of
neck. having: previously luonoiicd
clothes about. nut-k.
ly an follows: Knccling, at. head of
patient grasp itll‘i‘trl‘llli-l Close. to ci-
bowa. drawing titcm upwttrd and (lili-
wnrd, then pressing thciu downward
and inward. tiriuiy compressing l0Wt‘l'
portions oi client. '
if another assistant is at hand how
him tuakc firm pressure, on abdoincn
at the some time chest in being cont
lil'i‘i-iilt.‘ii..
itopcnt this pi'ocotlilt‘o oigllit‘i‘n
limos pcr iiiiuutc until pnticnl
brcttlhcs naturally or until no signs of
life have been shown iii'icr working
unit lionr. ‘
if exhausted front pcrfortuing :triiil-
cial renucrialloii, draw the totiguc for-
ward and bark cightccn timcs pct-
mlnutc.
Ii jaw is :wl pry opcn and tdip
Kltnii'c litiudlo or ntick of wood ho
tWt-oti back ictitli tit-t orig.
ill'tlw toncuu forward wiili piccc of
cloth and bold ilicrc while :ll‘lliii'lili
respiration is living pci'lornii‘d.
Oxygen.
illvo myucu lhrntiult soil rubbci‘
t-ulliciot' pitit'cd in none for u ilistatit'c
oi‘ two int-tics. Regular who of how
by wnalibotilc allot-bod to tank trait-
of flow two in {our litililili'n pt'l' ili'i'
lliliil.
i‘nnllttttc tisc of oxygen ilti loin; its
lips iirc liillt' or path iii in unconscious,
l. lit-cu pitticut warm with bliiii
lii'ls and boiling iiilcil with but \viitt-t'
lacing careful not to burn pitticiit.
it. if ituticnt \oiuits turn to (Hit: sidi-
and him]! mouth tutti throat «loan With
limit-r.
it. thu paiiciil is .‘II‘lt‘ to swallow
giro hot black notice at t'rcqucut inti-r
Ville.
A low drops of ammonia \vnlcr nu
hmuikcrchicl‘ liclil iiciorc lltlbi‘ olivli
niib; lu resuscitation.
lii unit..- iii i‘li‘i'll‘it‘ riilili k l‘tiliiiw iitii
sunny twll‘lln li‘lilt‘iiiilL’illli; litat llllilil ial
rcrpiruiiou should bc pcroislcd in for
hours liciorc illl‘. is. vtil‘h'lliili’L'il «if.
tiarrou oil tcoitonsccd oil and lime-
watcr ciiiiul parts well slinkcui Illiikt‘r.
it good iircusiuc for llili‘llii prcscnl.
l'rcacrvc body boat and do not lctiw
puttcul nionc until trounciotinticus is
fully i‘l’Ktliill‘tl-
l‘crnotm accusioiucil to Hi“ fi‘ci: mu-
ol‘ lIlllWll'illllltz liuutii'u riiiillii lf‘h‘s
cliiutcc oi' rccovcry trout asphyxia.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The illli‘fil uowa from Paris is that
thcy him» discovcrcii a diamond cure
for ('tillililiiliiiltm. if you four consump
tion or pneumonia. it will. liowovcr, be
iit‘Hl for you to take that great rcmody
continued by W. 1‘. Motion, of Vito»
locr, 'l‘cnn. "i had it much for four
li‘t'll yearn, Nothing helped Inc. titi
til i took llr. Kinc's Now [lint-«ivory
for tioni-utmption, (lotions and ('tilds.
which trot-o inntant rclict and affected
ii pcrinnncnt cure." llncqtiulltnl quick
cure for Throat and Lung Troubles.
NEW YORK, July :5; Tim uoticc or Al it‘. If. liuxtcr's drug store; prict>
ll iiifll' til cxccutlim of tho di-ilth llt‘ll
htlc itlltl $1.00, guut'uittcetl. 'l‘i'iul hot-
I.
ally on tho orilcr irritutod by Judge tlo free.
U'iii‘ii‘ll l'iiréli'l‘ilii)‘ lti Allit'i‘i l'itll‘it‘k.
iiiitivr aciitcncc of dcutb for (ho hum TO RAISE BIVALVES LIKE VEGEv
dcr of tho tliil‘Il utilitoiiiiirc William
Mulch lllt'c. \ch not m-rvcd until in-
TABLES.
‘1'” “" ““' ““1““ “'l'" “'“l‘ wuitinu College PrciBSIOP'“ Advocates Every
iu printm ruddy to die in a tow wockn.
Mr. Patrick liliiKiii’tl Whi‘li the news
Willi itii‘cti illlil and nuid:
Man Having His an Clam '
Garden. '
"i knew it. would conic. it in only Dr. James L. Kellogg. professor of
Will" i i‘Xliiii'ii'ilf' llo i‘iiiii‘iii‘iiiiil Wil- biology tit Wililainn college. iii making
fldcuco lliui in it short time ho would u novel cxpcrinioui on tho fimg of Mn“.
scviirii u ucw ll‘ltil uiui ultimuicly his only villi“. til (ihnthitm. Music. undor
ll'i‘i‘llulll. I’utrirk liliunoll' drcw up the
the iliri-cilon of llr. li‘oid. clinlt'uttiu 0f
punt-rd wlilili wcrc no lituoly iii auviuu u... Mussucliuaciiu itch and tonne t'tltll-
hit-i lifc. Thu May ill'lllll'l‘l “W 'N "’l’ intuition. lid plum: to ntulo» out a Ulll‘
in UN. 2. lil lllltiw iiiill' iill‘ It iiltlliiili “m Illilllll liilil-ll‘lilil ill a“ llr“‘\‘ on
“W ll l'l‘lll’i-i'lilil‘iil iii llli‘ ”W‘- l‘13'fii’ll' which luv will plant and izrow clutnii.
titur liiti‘iii it, Hill in i'iiirb-lt'u count Iprwflniumi”: "f nympm m”. boon
tit'l.
..... mm...”
STEAMER AVlZililA DISINFECTED.
[auditor to .icw Jillirliiutl for u lone.
tiiuix 'l'iu- ntippy of clitiitut in now
growing ri-ry much icon ihun the do-
NlDW Willi-i. .iitly 27s The Norma» itiuitd. but lil‘. Kfillilti uttyn titul ilicy
uliiu utiuiitnlitiiou utonmor Mona. t'iin ouuily be rained on ilimmandu of
which urrtrmi lard. night at QIIM'llli- Willili‘ lwiiciit-a and give uupport. to
tluc trout t'ultatricu. mind. was intuwr. IiillltIt’t‘tlil of turn. ‘
tcd ultd dirttiitiriiul botol‘i- titling i'w
Himdl clitmu are to be arrived on pri-
lriimmi by the “will!” oiilcor today. viito gruntu of Iluia, uiid thoir bummed
'l‘iti‘ urouu imd ciiiicd iii (Iillull ho will he more than 1.000 per cent. it
lill'i- lli‘iii‘i'mlltiit in tialhurlcit. Ciliiii- your. 'i‘lio nxntiriiiioni iiitliinllium will
t'oiuiomicntly on reuniting Quitrunlliio. be protected by the Mini towing crow:
her crew wan mush-rod and closely in. Dr. Knitting tum concerning bio piano:
fif""‘ll'il. ’i‘tit‘oc tittiiultttrti of ”to (Wow
“tiiuimt will grow tut rnpidy and In
it tircituin, mdlor llilii tho ship'ii cook. around no flint. after the normality: per-
woi-u romtwmi to litiftuiuii intend for but that it in boot to plant them. it
(innervation. midi-rim: irotn ninlnrliti they are an inch innit. some dintttnco
fever. iWii olitcrit, who nhowcd high
court in regular town. so they will not
ildiiiiiorititlrii. iiiittl worn trunetorrod to be crowded within ll your to no, and
the inland. ’i‘nin steamer then was re- chn then they will need thinnin out
. loittwd.
Wu“...
INOAMPMENT uulvcu'i'rot.
new ixmoon. Joly unwind um
iii intorvaln. After it mm n cold
therefore have it good sired at m uh,
don he would neoddo bit to nit out
quite a mid» many to prevent them
tiny of the (ion salient National utilitarian thick for healthy growth.
. Guard mm mama y hattullonu'eimi thuii auupiylngitiu containers regular.
citinpmout. moi convention. The that: lit and keeping his farm in modem»
t .
and second companies made (‘an
tinfoil in ”if! unliitl place fienrthd wont
.. Wham-n...“ n. c.-»<.. .
owe reeves rA'rAL.
untoonroirr, tiny rat-urine Brn-
ion.“ .
;. about 10 o‘elodk ycntordly titud were .
aattioti ill noon. The camp is tilt.
WILL INTIRIOT MANY.
boulth In imponnihlo lithe kidneys are
tlorniigod. Foley'n Kidney Cure will
euro kidney tutu bladder didactic in
every term. end will build. on end
. d7. "i Aflnouil. bk. youngwmnn who ctrennthcn (hm omn- I6. um viii
dove into continuum-and brain in» portorni their Motion: proper '. lilo
. motif. at Walnut lie-eh int Wodnur anger or 'c dunno or.» not
. 4 l’ dflcriitmn. died iii" Bi. Vihooni‘ii thrown i 'Giflemil‘ifll'nrail;
. hospital in thin “it“ 6 o’clock last time. no or ,
«unint- u“ ‘ t: f.
touted» Drill
.» “a. r232:
endemic;lounging.- .; . ;
m WW ...._.-._..:m
'i‘ho‘iollowlng rttlon on "Whitt‘ to DD -
If thorn in ii ilill lerittt' tilhtllinfirnf Kill! ;
For Trev
Sturt artificial respiration immcdnlc- '
and llliilli'V.
. .
Three Petticoat. Specials.
Silk Skirts iii colors and changczililcs, brown, grccti and "
black. and u icw light Sililiii‘S suitable for summer organtlics
:tiul t‘\'(‘i|illg gnu-us. at $lil.i)ll vultic for $7.75.
ilrilliiiiiiiiic Shirts, light wright. block dud colors. The
ilt’hl Skirt t‘ur t‘\'t‘i‘_\’ day. for trawling. and hard wczti'. for
it to livlll'llilit' Zillil slicds dust t-ttsily. Spr-cinl at $2.45.
lilack Stitccu Skirts. made with two l‘tiliit‘h. Vcry neat
__ "my i»- a;
wind neat-(a. 02‘ n» 4mm: in
. V t
times the weur of
Tilt-mi y nook of .. ‘
.mei‘it i-vci hold at ion! titmt zfii‘. lilac); .
Ton. Blue. Urey—nu Fun! Colon.
W
84 WASHINGTON ST"
DR. CURTIS H. BILL DEAD.
Venerable Physician Succumbs at St.
Luke’s Hospital. New York, Ai-
‘ tor Operation for Cancer.
l_illlmmmiit'i’.~iluly 2h.~—-l)r. Curtitt
H. ‘Blll. or iii state street. one or the
oldest and bent. known practicing
trialling of this city.» died tit 2-0“:
yedterduy nttemoon M or. intke'u Hou-
piini. New York. He, Wu operated ‘o
Milt Ttienday for it saviour intention
trouble. «Dr. Philip W, Bill. non oidho
patient. we: at the operation. During
the latter part of limit week the tin-
tieiti. was presumed to be otit oi' dun
get- and recovery assured. Declined
survived by his wife, two cone. Dr.
Every meson shouldelmow that good P. Humid 0.. and Mary
Bill. a dittighiirr. ~ . .
A IMOOTH Al‘rloLIi
' When you and it manner; to time.
time one DoWiti'o Witch Hunt Bum.
“of”
Bridgeport Advertisement:-
. Read Co
Ewgablfirbcd 1857.
“The store clones daily at five o'clock encept‘ Saturday. . . .
. v. "f t’ i: . “
. - i i ‘ ‘1 I I I,“
elers’ Use. ,
‘ 'l'lici'c aw ;i grcui iituuy ilfit‘iill :irticlcs put up luxur-
iously in l'uic lcutltcr for tho especial needs oi travelers. NOW
at vacation time these bcuutiiul articles appcal istrou'éiy to
those "going away." The), tunkc most acceptable gifts too.
Uri-rising Critics of soul or gi‘tiiitcd leather. iiilL‘ii with
pigskin. illicit up in a multitude of tlii'i'crctlt ways, from
I. .'
i’ltislsts', ii‘illiit‘l‘ tir \Ylk‘ht‘l‘ t‘tivci't‘tl, 75c it) $6.00. ' h
Flasks. cut glass and stcrliug sil\'t'r.'$r.25 to $5.00. .
Drinking Cups". in lcntlicr cusrs, 25c to $5.00.
'l’t'nvcicrs' Manicure Scts. $2.25 and $3.50.
Mcdit‘inc (jam-s. tillliliiiiliilg4 to 1.: litllliCS. 50v iii$7.5t). ‘
Portfolios with safety ink wells. $1.00 to $0.00.
Money iiclts oi cliiiiitois or leather, 5t) and 75c.
(.‘olliir and l‘tiil' Rolls, $.50 to $2.50.
('i'ciottitc and Silk t‘ascs with rubber illlt‘ti cotttpart—
“Wills for toilet articlrs. $1.50 to $2.50.
Snicty litig‘s of nozc or suctlc, silk t‘i)\'t'i‘Cti for jcwcls
Leather (,ll)0(.i$ Section.
minim r Shirts, $1M) \‘(lilit‘ for (air.
llim'i i'ui'gcl about tlic Laundry llclps. Scc llic R0-
ittr) \Vihilllig‘ Milt‘llllit‘o lliiil uill iiinkc tlit' \\‘Ii.\‘illilg' casy.
it you (it'sli‘tf tltc rcgitlzttimt \Vi’ihil Tubs and lioartlu we have
llit'tii iii ilic liiml iiiiiit‘oi'cil Liiiti.
\\';t,~li Ilnilcis. t‘lntlics i.lilt‘.\, (lollies Sticks, ctc. .
l l
_.____....__.._.._._
'I‘lic \tigmt llcsigiicr is t'c1itl_y with itx~ linsliinus ilil‘ late
Mililiiii‘l' and a hint as to lilii. Snappy short stories, original
iiit‘ib int lilt‘ iliillli‘. knitting and liliit‘)‘ work tlircctious, anti
i,’.'ilici‘ii t'outitcr.
The D. M. Read Co.
i‘t‘it‘eloc. ,. . .. . f
Hosiery has long been one of our
strong specials. ..
()ur tiliiidrcn‘s Hose at L'. for 25c,
both tine rib and broad rib. we are
often told, “Are the best We got any-
where."
()ur Gent's nud liatlies' “use at 2
{or 25c are equally popular.
()ui- iltiniot‘y at 250nm!” (ioiilu, Ladies
and (‘ltildreu are woil known brands
and values. 'f
Wc announce it new candidate for
popuiur favor iii tit Vitality “one for
Gents and Ladies, iii. lilo per pair.
These are reinforddd on all wearing
surfaces. at toe, sole and heel, and
tho ludics’ bone at the top for garter
hold. '
'l‘ry tltcm and you will like them.
i .
~. '3 i ii
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 343-6.
TROLLEV KlLLID HIM.
linit’l‘li‘tllili. July 26.»~.iitmon An-
dro 'i‘lmrurnx. till more. iilmt hint hint".
itt tho Hartford 'lltiltiitni In the remit.
of lililli‘li'ii ho rectiivuu curly tu me
overtittu when houvnii run ovor by it
troiioy at. {termination avenue and
Asylum direct. He stopped from one
car in trout or onetim- and before he
could itimo‘tin‘t of. "tile wuy WM!
knocked down and carrictl‘ «long 'ntr
iier the cor far it"diiltnnce‘ oHti 1m
Folding it imperial e to moi/elite on
without further 1' r it tho titan the
conductor rent for "l. o Meeker and
it won necetitin y to lift the car With
the derrick be urni "the unfortunate
man could be pulled from his peril-
oua position. . "
. g , . . ,
, FORGID. 1‘0 TAIWI.
ELF. Melt; of (ion drd.“Ky.. trim:
to T V ‘I "l” 7 "
Woodman " . l1" '
v" Mime '
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