113th
it.
1 5 ‘ "rw lraaeas av connect coertv‘
.. to Mt.
one. ' .
, ffifilnudold 7: New Haven, 2.
“ M iiAViCli. lingual in New How
It,
1 ‘7 Whihold ii i i 0 '1 1101111.»; 7
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4, ~' * u
in THE NINTH.
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Iridgaport Won First Game From
,: Hartford, 7—2.«-—Loot Second
HARTFORD. August 5.—~~'l‘l1o Hart-
tor‘d and Brid cport teams broke oven
on‘ double coder yesterday. The
i_ [it played poorly in the first content
main addition to crroru were unable
Luyater was hit when hita
taught runs. Cornea pitched hoth‘
tamer torbrldgeport and in the sec
ondweakeued, The visitors led up to.
themlhth inning, when two runs wcru‘
made after Llornen had pushed two
men.‘Gaatmcyer'a hli doing the work.
. First some:
R. ll. E.
Bridgeport o o o 2 4 0 0 01—7 3 3
Hutton! OOIOOOilIO-fii l') 7
Halterles: Cornea and Beaumont;
Luyaler and Duran. Umpireu, Parkina
and Coughiin.
Second game:
R. ii. iii.
Hartford 0 1 0 ii 1 0 ti 0 2-4 it) 3
Bridgeport .2 0 l 0 0 l) 0 i) (iv—3 E1 2
1 Batteries: Fulton and Connolly: Cor-
nea and Beaumont. Umpire, Kennedy.
~ Burleaque at Holyoke.
HOLYOKE, Mafia, august Zip—in 11
Minus burlesque on tho game of
baseball, Holyoke yesterday defeated
Meriden, i2 to 3, seven of the rape be
In: due to the vialtora' errors. (in
Hoiyoke's iieing the score in the sixth
Marlden went completely to pieces,
Rog their); especially weak while
hid, colleagues lot. ,evcrything go
through them also. This was tho that
game {on Burke and lonox with Mt'l‘l-
don, the pair joining New Haven for
game today. The acorn:
R. ll. it).
Holyoke 0110014 ti x-«la 101
Maiden 2010000011~3 ,14 it
Batteries; McCabe and itomcuter;
Rams and 'i‘hnclwru. Umpire, Sntlnit
. New London'o Cootly Errors.
v, bipBWiCH, August, 5.——Norwic.h do
tented New London yeaiertlay, 4 to 2.
Mthhflln.wd McLean Were in rare
form and pitched lino bull. acuity er.
rors by the New London inileld in tho
thirdJalt. the; name for the visitors.
Ho ‘ blip'a home run in the ilfth
out he feature. Score:
ii. it. it}.
Notation iOSOllDfllix-wi 41
N. London 0 11 00110110»: b :1
Butternut: McLean and Bridges; Mo-
Lauihiin and Johann. llruplru. llorn-
. Oil m WQMW Wt iieidera yeatt'rtitti'
not:II “gloat, Bprlnkileiti and
’ , elrbupititto allowiui the vial-
m , , .qcorc (our oi iiwir «oven runu.
‘ :.. ' ‘ ‘Iid Jinan a panic and
“‘81:“ ‘ hint inning. wuro unable to
“it ‘ ..wflfl¢¢lillvitlil. U'Nuli'a inch
’ they worn timely out-u. Score
inn: ‘ ,
R. ii. it}.
it
oven 01101101111114: :1 4
Butternut: liars and ti‘tlouuor; Kol-
lr ind Bunyou.
“1 , ammo L'tAonit.
mt trad: mu ‘ieend or time!
,li'om It. Louis.
NW VON, Au on cam, New
or: American too the mono nine
which“ two the at. who mm,
1mm» with antic. Howell war
«opportune time: d the via-
moobhiuot connect w 11 Newton
1 ‘ hitting meant. runs. Score:
it. it. it.
W'fliflihi 2i0ltitiil-A-fliii ii
will Oflilillliitlllimali r
, ‘ Nuwtou and Powertt:
_ (bastion. ’l’lme,.t:h0. (Jim
on. ., Attendance. 4.600.
l‘ I; anionic. B.
n' l ill. nu-{ii'nh-
on a tutti a route await
yutorotty. Once the local
cilia doing the more and
film it rm: necessary to {urge
the viettora intone the some
is will. tooth 01m and
‘ red by hard hitting.
'l'iili more:
it. it. til.
i ll 0 iwi‘v fl 2
d I it 1 ,
I 0
fl
odlifi.‘ Willa
‘ ‘ Cleveland played a tree hitting game
.Bosion
. ‘ ow
tundra-mammal
. filo preterved'by’nn draught and odor-proof Promo, wit , _
prevbots'éhyposthlllo ”‘taiii'tJThe‘lSuttct-igw“ - 8th“
1.1.5: from‘the, tithe “it invest the
‘r, 'yourvtable.
' , Air/yap doalcr for.
Button,
4
BOSTON. Minuet. .6.-~Boaton andI
yesterday. Each team need_twa pitch-
ers. the home club winning. 710 5.
Flick la the fitthbatter ever to hit. tho.
ball over the fence on the local
grounds, and Selbach, Turner and For
rla. also made home runs. Grant. 11
Lynn pmfeaaional, was given a trial
by Cleveland anti showed promise as a
second baseman. The score:
it. it. E.
1l102001x~~7 9 0
Cleveland 3 i 0 0 0 0 it own lit ‘1
Batteries: (llbuon. Dinceo and-Ara»
brusier; Fcrry, Jot-ta and Bueiow. ‘l‘imc.
izéth. Umpire, Connolly. Attendance,
6, 98.
0
l
‘ Philadelphia-Detroit Break. ,
PHllADlePiilA, August 'i.-~Phtia-
delphla and Detroit, broke evon ycatoo
day in a double header. in“)? that.
game the home team batted Donovan
freely, while Plank kept the hits neat-
tored. la the second contest Henlcy‘
pitched a great game. allowing only
two hits. but the home team lost the
3 me on errors of Davis and Murphy“
T are war. some brilliant. fielding tn
both contents. Attendance, 10,944. The
source:
R. ii. it).
it n (i o o 0 ti ii limo it
Phlltt. 2 i 0 0 h 0 0 ii 0-»—ii ii 2
linltcrioa: Donovan and lirlii:
Plank and Schroek. Time, 1:45.
it ll. E.
2
ll
ileu-
Uill~
Detroit
1;
l
Detroit 0 0 0 0 ii 2 i ll 0....3
Phlld. 0 1 it 0 l 0 U 0 0‘2
Batteries: Kilson anti (:lurk;
icy and Burton. ’l‘line, 1:313.
pirea, Mvt‘urthy and Connor.
'J‘P‘
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg Taken New York into Camp
—-—O\bo~r Games.
i’l'i'l‘SBUllG, August 5.~Pitimitirg
outplayedNew York at. every point un-
til tho olghth inning, when Hilde-
lirand,.after doing lino work up to
tluil.,ti1no, took stage iright and gnvu
tine rat three New Yorkers bases on
balls. Lynch was aunt. in and forced
a run by hitting a bntumau. He nicoti-
leti down quickly though and hulahcd
without giving a hit. Attendance. 7.-
980. Score:
R. H. F‘.
-n
. hrld, from Shiite; riohrW’Joi’ihm.’
LD MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER halwa
" and apérfect‘p‘rdtiuétfihenr'ah‘llf rib
. . . . , . in“
_, “ “Th8 goodnctn of GOLD
oar... dilution“?
.
4* low". .
.
. Ill 3&1 “”1"er {a ..
. . - ' “"
Two Contenti Again“ Murray Hill...
ll‘he Port (theater! will play the blur.
ray Hills, oi New. York city, on Sun»
day. August ti. at Port Cheater. Dough-
et-ty, oi the New York Americans, who
pitched against the Bridgeport State
masque at Stamford. will pitch tor
Murray illlia. 'l‘ho Mumwililia have“
defoutotl tilt,- llobokenit. All
Cuban Giants, Emeralds. Bridgeports‘
and Norwiohos. . This game will but
the bout. attraction ever secured for:
Port Chester. as they are a higher!
priced team than the All Cabana or
Cuban (iiunta. The Port Chester Club
will have Muioney and Coillgan. and it
they play as they did against the Elli-v
ornitlu, thin gnmc will be a corkorn
(lili‘lio utnrie at 11:30, and thono deutr»
log scale will have to 130 early.
--—-——v~o
HARTFORD CAPITALIBTS BELL.
Immonu Coal. iron and Lumber Tract
in Southweuorn Virginia in '
New Honda.
VA diapaioh from Riohinoml, Va.,
status that on important land dual has.
been consummated in that state in:
which linrtiord people are interested.-‘_
the land consists of about 211,000 acres
and was owned by tho Russell Fork
(‘oai and Lumber Company. Byron
A. Si1111nona.’ot No. 893 Anylum sirect.;
Prluon ilirccior Frank t'. Sumner and.
his broihor, former Liouicnant-thwcr-
nor George G, Bumper. are atooi'tboltl-
or“ in the company.
'l‘hc company baa owncd tho propor-:
ty (or ten or twelve years. Some.
months ago they gave an option to
portions who were dculrouu of buying
the property and who put up a hub-4
utnutinl forfeit. This option expired
last work.
in» prion paid the Rtnnlcli Fork.
(‘oul and laitnbtm company for the [WU-L
periy la :1 large aunt and will give tho
aim-.kholdcra a handsome rt-turu on
illcir lnvcnltut-nt. Mr. Simmons, who
in one of the largest utocltholdora. will
rvulizc. probably 311111.000. Lieutenant-z
(lovurnor Sumner bi also a large unali-
holder. Others are residents ot Rich»
mood and Baltimore. The property in
covered with timber. Among the var~
loiy .01 troop growing on the property
arc walnut. hickory and poplarri. it in.
bellcvcd there in a large dopoait 0!.
coal and iron ore. and thorn in a hello!
that gold may be touud in it. .
’l‘ln- purchaser in tho Excelsior (Joni
Pilinburg 0 2 2 ii :i 0 ii ll x~~7 i2 .2
Now \‘ork0201110020--5 o 3
Batteries: Hildebrand. Lynch and,
P liz: Amen, Taylor and iireanahuu.
Title, 2:”). liuipirca. "hurdle and
liauaowiac.
Chicago. 2; Boston, 1.
(illit‘Ath. Aukuut blr‘or xix inn.
ingu ytoaiordny'a sumo won a pitcher‘ti
buiilo. ’l‘wo ninult-u and a long tiy
in, tho acvcnth Hthlil iiottion from a
shutout. Chicanoin the eighth licor-
cd twice on two singles, tt'lloulilfl and
an out. Attendance. 3,000. “Scorn:
Chicago 0 0 11 ii 11 ii (i 2 xt-—~2 ii 0,
it «ion 0 it u it n u 1 o tiwl 4, i,
W)lulicrlau: Lundgrcu and Kilns:
tilt» and Moran. 'l‘lnio, 1:45. lini-
plrc, Johunlono.
m.....“
Now lowland Lucite.
At. l.yun~~i.ynn, it; ilnvcrhiii. 3.
At it‘nil Iilvcrmlt‘all ‘ler. iii; Taun-
top, 1.
‘ At concord ~~~~~~ Concord, 4; inflation,
a.
’At New BetilordwNnuhun. it: New
livdloi‘d, ii.
a- my Mum——
Connecticut League Standing.
E. mini and iron orb, it in fluid. will utilise
‘ to iinrtlortl ultcr upundluir about a:
.r
I“ i ' it till . ‘roi
alumni? chill Lit-fill: out ‘2';
to or iv , .
I ”hulh‘mlt H’ film ogmeilnnmw
,_ 0 7 M}; i s f
mo 0 ’ldtin and othert ‘
‘ chamber .tuui
too tutti it
and Lumber company of Richmond.
'11. Ii‘he ,truct ht in Buchanan and
Dickinson c nation in tho aonlhwcitt-
ci‘n part of lrxinla.
Mr.,8lnunous of Hartford owneti‘
2.ll00 uliuren.,11r to-llitb of thc enttru.
nniount, Coionci' aunt: ll. Wing. of
iiuyilutd, Witt, ownpd llli‘lit'oliPliUiii.‘
Cutout-i .A. S. Buiori oi tilt-,hnmnti. onc-
iltth. Former , .i.icntciiitii‘t-thwurnor.
lieoruo ii. Bulnncr, one-tenth any
ihcrc wort- atiiztsrlii aniail niuircbbi 3
urn. 'l‘h ,propnriy. it lit ,iiiild, in out"
t-tftnl by iiililiiulliti irrcu and into thin
forum. lilo axe has not pcnctratmi. Thr'
thc tract 01 rent value to the now
purchnacru. w o prupoito to work it out
at uncc. conalruvlinit 11 railroad about,
lWI’il y tulicu long with which to draw
all llt‘ lumbar and tho coal and into”
wimp ltfiltwd. . _ , ..
Tho. cunra. Sinmncr lutvc roiurucll,
Work in Virginia irhiutncilng‘ the not}
xblldllonn.
,» .. '““““"'".'i"“"”,‘l‘.“
ALARMED 1m Milan-re
it. .. ”‘i‘l‘f‘g . 1., .
'8111 it w... No it uit o , Inward liut-‘
loll calla-w c. nun. . . ‘
Edward 1 a he a ,N W Cannon
boy, run oi wartl Itutl so, or that’
viliugu. ninrruml'hin parrots unmit-
,t.iuuly. Thursday. The no rode, do a
to itaton Point on lilii licyctc to in:
telid a picnic, there. At the Point lie
.uwt iiiiirggmn. Stallion of 23 tinfoil,
ptrttel.., l' . ’ ‘
«vacuum, in ,
monitor ,inui a .nd thonight. ,
1 fill an, ed a New Canaan chit 1 t ,
lot in won’t. unit the ow (“3, ..
’0 do ob. coco;
t
c “l 53:01
6. ,,
i iilcit ‘. ‘ in ‘ [rents were all: “31.?
.aiettt limit, ill?) to: oil that
or; ethnic 81111116" ”Keller, 11,,
.1 ‘ 9 .
there g‘oitli .334 {he ’ , line to
no utopia at mat-tr auto. 1
”it _, unnw rote. .
There is no better, clinic to enjoy
an outing than 'i‘iiyou'e Bmpioohue
inland. Bridgeport. Wilhitu that both-
tn: beach, board thrill. lumen Wt
‘ Y. zlmo la
,1 9 “public in titration in
‘ elliia of Cohngctlch‘t
, turb the managers at the Republican‘
_ eminent.
, tiio,‘aanie dity Zillio'u‘id have
. appearance in ”print. otthc ,ltov. .iir.
Cubans; .
. temporary make: this. comment:
. ugora that. they cannot much longer
‘, or, lttflltiliiilvfl corru‘tition.
‘ -. t
, any big corporation."
torc‘iurn with tho, . “
Goddonouah, or
. memorial,
can, whore brand politics to and
mityghlalg it 'tiiiiiiiitgiiittti. ,rlaoo‘ "tut
. I) . , . 1 . 1
1...... “cunt. ..
.. tglame, u m
och no. whild‘l‘tufA ., ,
litsnhiuhCofl‘m‘oti‘o b it! t
0 yr '11 Milo one i 0
city doubt. this!“ ”aepubiican
ii i [gonad Janina: in the; Willi?
53“. All.» 0 can . .il. “11W" “7"“ ,.
and “ 'hbnoétyflcifilfilv ‘the lilting:
”W ‘lll’hil‘lhi‘llil
_. L, . i
lose or llub c i'rlll’filu
or, ptlvrta aria 015330111100th ‘
erai Anacmbiy la about the last th 3
a decent citizen can be proud .9'» Di".
guilt in the only sentiment it ha: been
able to luapire. 0r, ooottenough dose
a’ public cardamom 'a great one, how-i
over, when he Voicbs' so vikoroutliy’
fl ‘_ the crying;
7 predent-day poll-7
lion. 'We do" not‘iiiiu‘sihe‘that "but“
he tinyii or with tho patient pnbllcj'
tools will have theA-Lali'ifhtnat nliueucot
on. thin;b calloua rpoiltlcllrnr minimum
age t machine but if’ it serves to
keep alive in the title mind the do—l
sire far a Vigorous bonito-clonal”I
until the next election, something may“
happen thenfiwhlch will graciously dia—‘
machine and give to the people oh
Connecticut‘an' interval of decent gov-V
A Waterbury Letter. ‘
(From thoiluytiord Guarani.) é
it's an interesting coincidcncc that
seen the‘
Gocdcnoughu pluiii-snoltcn warnings.
and of a letter from ,auothor clamp;
(or, whom the Waterbury Renault-.1111
voucher an no nitigWun'ip but a thorn
(highly believer lathe principles upon‘
which the p11rty.0t,,Abruiinln Lincoln,
and William McKinley Was rounded.“
'i‘iiis citizen writca: . , . ‘
There are thoutihnds ot thinkink,‘
men in Connecticut, tod11y«-old. young,
and in. “middle lbw-who don‘t. like
home clarinet tho tlmt-a. ’hcy, have.
been brought up in the Raillllllli-‘llf.
.nnrty; they are cohacrvaiivc in the if
views. They don't want day nun) ‘
changes. They do, oak and belle ,e,
that as‘ never before wujinuat both
11 11011111, state and city gowrhmdutii‘,
niniatcrcd only by tried and uteri“
in mutt in tile intcrt-st of everyone:
of nu. it the Republican party will
am: as this. we will thunk it. it it
w‘or‘t't we will have to go outside;
(iv t. '
lipon the lotiar ”6hr Wtiltlrbury con ‘
. writ‘er‘
strait» [or many who have watched,
w ih grief and, dia’rlvasurotlle recent
tendency in the ’131 etc orga’ni'zntioh‘to
iréut with smug inditfcrcncc tho mass
on while making the party the hon
maiden or conccrnu that exploit thc‘
Legislature for enriching privileges.
The nit-tubers oi \ c party who, like
this writer, ’pr‘1t “ newspaper that:
like the itcpuhlic nsg'w'nrna tho nutn'
Tilt-re In no doubt that thin
i
go on in their nrcacnt way without
a reckoning nn- hottcr trim-ads than
ihoac who limo-r the Jendcra, cxcuec
anything tlicy do. and vote any tickctf
bearing the party ctnblcm. 11 will not
well for tho lit-publicnn party it it”
hectiit the warning and cxhoriatlon in’
this iottcr. ii liliL-i got to pitch over“
board uoum of ihooc who have booti'
running iht- chip for tho pill-ll. your and
turn the boat on a aharp took. it it,
wants to tort-stall u i'ormldablc mutiny.
'i‘bu niuttnrlnns am too dialinci to bc
longer iznorod. Auk 1,1100 readers oi
the iicwnpnpcrk who "ran" the last‘
ldglulnturo and they will all name two,
or three men, and one parituulurly,’
whoao wish on any iiioaauro was prac-t
ticnliy a tzunruutce oi the vote on , t
manrdicsa of its ntcriie. or the r.»
sites of the majority of ,thc poopic
odialde of tho Capitol or the princi-
pio of thc square deal. ,, ,
Coming at this than and from such
a quarter, lhcac are wordu oi’ surlnur'
import. Fool‘s paradltic iii a mighty’
unsold pinch tor any political part};
however his its majorities. at past and‘
zone elections. it‘s about the futurc‘
that, prudcnt lcmlera ialto thought.
, Senator Hohhot}.
lit‘ron thc ilartiord Courunti.
Bronte . iticitnell, roccuily a limit!"
point r, halt bucn ialitlnuiothe Mort
dun. ecord on vitriolic otlblccta. i-lc‘
donnu't into what the itcv. br. (loud-
,uauuub in "drlvlii ,ai." lie «aspects,
tliatthddmvt’or lanai thoroughly cow;
,vnriinnt with the conditions." lie or“
urbane: a tour thatflaomc pmpln arc
too fund. 0 ,uuanatlonn." iio fools aliic
“willy, “not: ilvci’y,” that Connociicut in
it cictin stoic. innit hlu uorvlco on
,(hiplloi illil ho tutti ,not sot-n it almr
lit" tellii ihtt
.RQCill'tl., lin helm testimony in nor-
thuinr to tlw purity of the mom. can.
plan‘fl‘o my knowledge," nayu tloorgo'
Al Bicitneli, "thorn «no hot n partinio
olfz‘rnit i'curivml by a lcglaintor ironii
t m“ M
ANOTHER bozo MAN eon:
wn no,
, liu‘uexioclcd to like it'oic 'ii Kidney
(”hire at tht1 limit at mittf it tlney trour
.bitt, hoping it won d war away. and
hit, wait noun a victim oi“ iiriitiit‘n din
om. Thorn in d
, anger to delay. bur
,‘ii‘i‘cley'u Kidney Cure, in taken at;
once theyyrupunm will diminution 1hr:
bilihcyti arc aircnut‘henmi and “you are
inn humid and writ, IA, R. Bull. oi:
omintown, inch, had to not, do ten or;
“lifetimes in the nig‘l1t.,li1d that I
, yere‘iiucknnhl- and pain» in tho‘kldi
t on, and wait cured by Foiry'n K dneyi
tire. fluid at Piuiated'ti Drug
tore. . ‘ 0'
‘ ' v. WW
Minn! A7, 1.1:! mam.
”or Richard it.
It Belle inland ore infested with a
colony of minke. . ,, ‘
ti'lui minim coal ontovery night.
m" tut twhétfmfiwi
[it
our
3".
Won. Mitt. i’.t.i.
ilolyoito. rib bit .titl'
sprinuuoid. to as .bii’i
Bridgeport. iii 37 .550
iloriioril. 44 till .517!
New London. 42 42 .500
Mormon. till it Alli
Norwich, iii! 51 .203
‘ New Haven. 26 69 .29?
standing in National Lucite.
Won. Mitt. 11.0.
New York. till a? .7111
Pliioburg. till 85 .0“
Philadelphia. lib iiii Mir
Oil” 54 42 did]
is 4! Mil
“ t“ I ,.
It M .3110
38 It .200.
W
binding in American League.
Won. tmi. RC.
Philadelphia. 113 all .696
Chicago. tit iiti .iititi
cleveiand. ‘ 63 all .ti'lti
New York, iii 41 .612
on. 4: ll .
Wuhill ' ii in '3‘
It. mm” o art 4..
5,, _
tri ‘
..1 at.
,b flit; gin new
I
m the entire i hit inf“.
tuition
‘ filmtlou 0t.f1il‘nlitiicru; Sunday
.- ii
éiti‘t’l ‘ i.
difficult: tortilla]
int. prayer (tad ‘ae‘rmo‘u.
; Krott,.rccto'r or St."l‘l1'nothy‘n Church,
' flir,tiw,v1'oai at 08 oructown. 8
' .1- . .. , " 1
but, :Av . e. a' 1 '
(lhurch. “623%. aim“ hmggaitgl‘fl
lamina prayer 10. ”anion saint-ninth:
aervlce, 10:30, viioiy Communion and
tit-haul.
:39, Miss
'l‘h " ‘
‘hi.t iii ‘worth , 1.0115119.
.. . . 1. d
toxi‘ijMiztigmc :5. .41 _
- - - in 11. AK 1th ’
Rev. John 11.,nicllctn. mat 1
,Rroachlngl by7 theytwtpw Ufa“ .E
r ‘ ‘ ‘
’ili' Still, ,, 1 t W].
hit
2
glint e v-
or; sub ‘0, hlk§m E2?
7' " ‘ Y
tlg 17.1.5.1 ti 8
be" 23 llid [pm
9 fining, clans
. , ti
C'o‘mlunilldn. i
0 it man. win
maxilla: Fritlulyoveulag‘, prayer meet-
ingfl“, , ,
. , ,._...,,... . ‘ . 1,
DONGREG‘ATIOML‘ ‘
South Norwuik Congregational
Ghurcthnlon services oil, the Baptist,
actuarial? and Cougaregailon‘al church-l
._ , ‘inona. i : 0 in. and 7:,
11. m.,‘ by Rev. EON. Pithai‘dfilll)” lag
Stratlord. , . , . .y . ‘
Murillo at (he Flre‘l '(ihur'ch,'rlorwailt.
tomorrow. Prelude. it talent; Brio-t
phonigne,lic1naigrc' 0 ortory, .Nu ~
tlai; Benediction. bubole; oéolu'o
from "Marriage Mane.” Dnboia. N0
evening service. ‘
,_ swoop... , ‘ ‘
Trinity Episcopal church, .Woat"
street. antifindrllcid avenue—“8 a. JIM.
iloly Ctiilliiillnloll;.10;l30 u. m.. morn-1
Rev. E. ,J.,
Masailion, Ohio. will be in 'Chnr‘g'o of
the services.
.lroco, Church, Norwalk, Conn. Rev.
James Benton . Werner, rector—“Econ
oi the 'l‘ranaflguratiou, First oelebrai
tion of the iioly Communion. at tiY
o'clock. anemia celebration of the’
Holy Communion 10:30. Evening
Prayer at 7:30. , ‘ 1
Grace iiaptiat Church. corner Butler’
and Quincy streets, D, S.’,'i"hon1au, pnefi
ion—~11 a, m.. preaching service; 3:30,
p. at. Sunday school; 7 p. m, Clirla-'
tian ndeaVor meeting: subject, The
First. Fruits 'for God," Lev. 23: 9—11;
.Dc-ut. lti: 942; 8 p. m.. preaching oer-j
vice and celebration of the Holy Corns
amnion. 'i‘iicadtiy evening, boa d meetfi
posit meeting. Friday evening, Young
Men's Lyceum. ‘
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, SOCIETY. _
First Chrlutian Science society.
Norwaih—jaito nlur Sunday service at
the ”Reading ,oom. Marinate building:
unblock Sunday, August. ii, "Sori’l.".
l‘csiiinony meeting. Wednesday 8 p.‘
at, T0 both acrvlcca ihovpubiic la‘
cordially invited. Reading room upon
to tho public each work day from 2
to " p. at.
0
domain Lu‘r'He'R'Kn.
St..Pclcr'e German Lutheran ,ltihr'
alon. (tllnpcl North Main atrcct, ,Revu
Karl Krctmnaun. phator~Scrvicc, wiih‘
sermon by the pastor, 7:30 p. m. ‘
.4.»
a. r. 0. than noeaao or too. .
m..—n...
Waterbury Mail Cirrlor Hold up on
Middiobury Road. '
rural route No. 3, wan hold up on the:
'Mlddinliury road about, ihrcehmlies
trout ihiu city at 8:15 laid evening
and relicvcd of 380. of which sum still;
won gowrmncntnl funds, and the bat,
tint-c his own. 5 ‘
Three men auddcnly appeared from
the bushes by the side or the road.
(inc oi thcm grabbed tho horse by the
the mail carrier to atop. A second
he wentthrough his pockets.
.1 Two of the men ,had '_ 4
and worn dcrby hats, with dark'
clothes. The third wore a full boards,
‘a dark slouch hat. dark coat andfiveat
,and light troua‘era, Theydlaappeared
down the Bradlcyvtlic road townr
rum pinch. Tito ‘olicc arc. worith on‘
tho licory that the boarded a “it‘ll
a in ,
road toi‘iaukatucit. ea-
crii on of the men ile been tele-
urub ted to Daiibury wi , the it on that
they may be apprehended in i at chit;
'IUBBEARVUQA'KI‘TN sournronr:
A fireman on a.traip.liotind tor New,
York shortly after midnight saw me,
wotqhman uttin‘ ophthathqin , a,
Southpori aiiroad option, ,hou ll,”
your attic roaciiud..loni no iroml a
mu m 1w toiophoncdm puy,8i1cr-.
10', into M. ,‘Bulhloy, at _I- rii id?
and to ballad liouth iii'ltlril In ,‘Bri so,
port. that mittiktiil, rzlaru had Mil".
rounded tho Bouthgcrt station, and;
worn pnilin‘k out, i. n, “this there no.
they could rotoupu .it..’ y, ',
, Berti ant. gap at i: ,0 o'clock yeti-
iurday ntoriiiu‘ , Quickly summonqdva
station on, till:
Viral ‘
ing. Thursday evening, read or igualw '
WATERBURY. .Conu.. August 5.—«. "
(iconic it}. ’l‘ownucnd, mail carrier on. ,«
bond and, producing a gun. ordered, ,
climbed into the back at tho wagonfl
and iilDlOiitld his arms to his start ’
The third produced, a long italic audj,
ordered the carrier to keep quiet while, .. .:
mitathciica‘ '
‘ atiuod of polio men 'a‘hd they were kilo 7',
l on a hurried ruin aili o my 1 . '
port lathe patrol {at l
’ they aloppud B e
tilll
l .
hicnco whore lbw picked him all. talc,
inklilm with them ,
, mind, to the tatlth. 'th
led thoBotitiiqirt nation. w ichl a ,
extremely a a‘ .yaca t l, . ,,
hrixbi‘lta‘tlill. ., lamina in. ,
invalidation, tho it , Wu 9. all
be entlrttiy intact and t if", ’in
into or a burglary about t it, 3, not.
The oillcera return it, homo ‘11 run
'l’mhod by their 1111 urban tiring.
'ii"“ihr11"mvtlt ‘ 1 . t,
grill What} it It" e
9? W . 0f 0 .
chip“ .nr‘ 2 n , *'
GI ‘ It' '
‘ éii:
trauma-y u i “no m. l .,)V,itlt',’ho r
no or under a} ‘ lit drip}. tlgll’lt Pageant. ,
’b , ill! grail: of ““111“ ml“ out at
. N ' a , 4.
:, RTf‘ll. dfhllllti lid :1
oov 'rr limiter ’
Y0 AM A’ tl.’
K ’1 rlu‘llfli
coil
in gill”, dial
tofiiwiii m
from, in
ontiwllti ,
_ tintia '
33%“ it. than f
terrain, It
at... .c
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hill ~"
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Next
runny att'lactiohti through the whole house
lure clown. ‘ (\moug the articles that come, uitdcr’tbe
iii-tit reduction rule the some office Ghairs. ; Rev
wceiyiahgu‘ntl to be a big
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”m..“. .‘.1
metal
.mwcg
Euablrlrbod 105.7. .
‘1... id Elihu”?!
AV " ~‘1.."V‘:M;‘t
1. raglan l
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$911” [7.68. '
Whirl: are so
not till: Furor 1
out. ;
01.3.35;
~thlrfi,-1)lalll:‘SllliStaniliil «Desk Chairs, . and . Typbivi‘ifcr
Chairs.
This is {reliance inorgood lot-business ‘nlcnl‘tom‘i'iss.
13 .t)‘i,';,.1
In thé‘numitiitjef we
'
Chamber Rockers and Chairs. at spoolhllprlceii. ‘1 ll
. “Mahogany finia‘hf Rocker, -
Mahogany 'fihish Rocker,
h’ia‘ilogany finish Ann Rocker,
Oak .itockcryca-ne seat,
Oak Chair to match,
Maple Rocker, .
Couches at special prices. notice reductions.
‘ Mahogany Davenport,
Mahogany Davenport Bgtl,
Oak frame Couch,
Oak frame Couch,
licd Couch,
Bed Conch,
. Bed Couch, with head,
Hall “Mirrot‘sn These are all of heavy French licveicd'l‘glass,
bandwi‘uc oak frames, plain or carved. ‘ I
value $18.50 for $12.50
value $14.00 for $10.00
value $24.00 for $17.50
Ten piece
value $ 4.75 ‘for $ 3.00
value .ii; 4.50 'for'$ 3.00
value $ 4.75 for. 3.00
value ill 5.25 for” 3.50
viriue 8: 4.00 for 2.75
value .$ 6.50 'ior $ 4.50 '
value $59.25 for $47.50
value $48.75 for $39.00
value $96.50 for $650
value $16.00 for $10.00
value $21.50 for $10.00
value $15.50 for :$ 7.50
value $14.00 for $ 7:50
value $12.50 for $ 7.50
value 510.7 5 for $ .750
value $27.25 for $18.50 !
Fourth lloor, take elbvator.
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Toflet Seize.
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No matter what color you need for a dainty bedroom
“'0 have it. Our gathering of decorated Toilet Setsjs' very
exteutuvc. l‘hc shapes of bowls and cwers are graceful and
artistic“. tho colortugs very attractive. '
Sets.
Grecu and gold,
it 1 on r
“'hlle and gold,
tilt" lyre,
Golden Rod.
‘V iolcl,
Twelve piece Sets.
Old Blue,
Pink.
goltl Sl ipiiilétl,
Floral. gold traced,
l’ink rosc, goltl traced,
Sweet Pra. gold traced,
, lilnc
. Odd Jars.
anti i'cilow,
\‘aluc $2.00 for $1.35
\"aluc
t . .. .
«war
suns.
‘ t r 1d '
unhhlkley'k res, ,
9
one
‘1' or. ’ anon
Women or 't
in the. deficit
1'7—
—./3
for $2.25
value $ 7.0;) for $4.25 1
value $ 0.00 for $4.00 '
value $ 5.00 for 3.50
value $ 3175 for $3.00
value $ (1.00 for 5 3.95
value $ 7.00 “for '. 5.00
value $ 5.75 for. .25
value $ 9.88 for $7.01)
value $11.75 ’for ' (00
Value $10.88 for A, .50
value $12.00 for $8.50
value $ 1.75 for $1.35 1
value $ 2.25 for $1.75 .
House Furnishing Store, b‘asemcht.
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