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in
” use what
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mitten and women alike. The
iii, art: felt most on the
, stomach and kidneys.
We a remedy for this con-
it, that is a boon to every
it‘ll nlan‘and woman.
‘Orth's
lnfallibie .
. Nervine
“ tiy 6n the‘ stool-ici-
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' the Liver and Kid-
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he. use of oeworth's
“Militia Nervlne are always
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route . and one that is safe to
take. .oreaction follows its use.
. It you are Nervous. have
Indl ‘ tlon. Impure Blood.
, We: , Kidneys or need a tonic.
try thin medicine.
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positively cures all rheumatic.
ins and aches. We know
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You may not know it, but
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got what Ath-Io-pho'ros does.
ot sometimes—but always.
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'we will present a co 1y of this
beautifu photograp uc repro-
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Sample of Spiro Powder and
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everyone Don’t fall to call.
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This remedy nu
Iiidrket for id
known from the
Pacific. ‘ its cum of. In.
Ind Brylipolu m Ind
Mortal. Cues of ii to
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been on the
(“fa
hove been cured by
to e. alter all em
tailed. actor: oi high
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Min of Cdpllhrll Ind um it
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ARIS
is
ilantlc in the
III.
' standing. given up u
I”. “4 Mill-
1_ , (have, on disease that
Winn on tiie akin. get a
.1 ‘ ‘.
The Norwaihs added two more via-
tories to" their already long string—-
Saturday . by defeating the Ballot-bans
(i to I, and yesterday‘by doinatihg’th‘e
iddgewoo‘ds of New ‘llaVon, 2, to 1.
limit games Were played on‘ the Roton
Point diamond. ‘ "
The game with the Buburbnns was
a slow and unlntorostln cxhlhllion,
but was brightened by "gm" Donnolv
ly's long t‘lir‘eobaso drivo to the score
board in ‘cc'utor field, and Satllcr's
lino one~hand catch of Mclllnroo’s fly.
‘ Jimmy Glbiin. who covered third for
Norwalk, had an of! day, allowing tho
Suburbans to score their only run on
a‘wild throw over Brennan's brad.
Ho ohm innuodlwico, McGrnih nltch~
ed superb ball, receiving A No. 1 sup-
1 port. ,
'i‘ho announcement of the game for
Sunday was roceivcd with aurpriao by
. everyone, and was greeted by ap-
plause from many of the spectators.
' The management of the Norwalka at
one time called tho‘gumo off, owing
to Mr. Kelly‘s wishes, but afterward
decided to play anyway.
- The first obstacle which confronted
the managers Sunday afternoon Wore
two new looks. which had been put in
the place of the old 011015. There were
pried off by two small boys. A largo
crowd congregated in front of the
gate, being backward about catering.
and dcsiriug to watch all the pro~
coodiugs, A low of tho. players in unl-
i’orm culcrod‘uud the crowd followed,
buying score cards at the gate.
Alter considerable fussing around
waiting for a couple of tho players.
the game was started at 1i p. 111. lic-
forc. play Was begun, ilmpirc '1‘. Fran-
cis Welcb mudc tho unnouuconicnl
on behalf of the innnugmncnl that
they wantcd to avoid any rowdyism or
1111ch unions: lhosc who had congriv
gated to witness (ho gnmc.
’l‘ho Norwaikn then took the fluid.
Manager Nash had a man statioucd
outside of tho gate who signalled to
another outlook inulde. who in turn
signalled to Mr. Nash on tho appnar-
once of (Yonslnblc Ludrlgan. Wbcn lbc.
constable was urea and the signals
gchn, Jimmy, Younns, who was in uni“
form, look Mclx’iornan‘s place bcblud
tho but. lluri‘y O’liricn wont to but.
and Manugcr Nash, in shirt alccvcs.
wont into lhu box and pliciuul up ”11': 0
balls. (innsiublo luulrigau. amid ji-crs
from a lurgc crowd in ”11- grand stand
and on tho blvucbors, plncod Nash and
Youngs. tho batiory, uudcr urrcsl. but
they wcrc parolcd on their own romp,»
alliance allcr Couslnble iatdrigun had
brought. thmn to tho Smith Norwnlk
police hcadquurtcrs.
After all tho. excitement prolimlnury
to the content had subsided. the tram;
played our. of tho brat gnmou yct soon
on tho itolon Point grounds. Wudc.
who pitched an clown-inning game
for tho Mdgctvoods yontcrduy, was in
the box for Nor-walk, and pilchcd lino
bull. retiring iwclvc turn on strikes.
lic also rucolvod oxccllcut support.
'l‘ho iraturcu of tho namo werc the
three-base hits by llrcnnan. "hint"
ilouuclly and llvcd. Mono lionuclly
mad:1 u grout catch of hlcilrnib‘s ’l‘cx-
as leugunr ovor third.
'l‘hc Noi'wulhs won tho numc in the
smooth, wlu-u 'l‘rumbuii wan nan- on
[tom's crror. lircuuuu ill-(troll him
with :1 lhi'uc-bugncr to ccllior.
liarnoy. rcccnlly rcloascd by the
Springfield Slate Loanuo loam, pluycd
n lino game ul,tl1lrd for tho iocula.
also sci-tiring two of (lu- five hits 11111110
by Norwulk, out of lbrco limos at but.
'l'llo Norwaiks will play the Siun1~
lords thc second game of tho aortca
next Saturday. No gumc has as ycl
boon annouucl-d for out Sunday.
Saturday'o Game.
First luniugv—Starrcn out. Mridnroo
to lit-ounau. Sulllcr lllod lo Moldnroo.
ilurbcrh'k out, Mriirulh lo ilrcnuuu.
No ruua.
lirouuuu wulkcd, (‘uhill
wutcr. lircuuu aloh- socuml. (l. hau-
der funnod. illbllii funnod, No rune.
Second inuinnqundvr old, (‘11le
to Bronnan. itonton l‘nuuod. McDon—
ald out. Motiraih to llrcnnuu. No
runs.
McEnroe walked and stoic. second.
Donnelly hit a groundcr to first baso-
mun and bani llw bit out. than utolo
second. .luluou wan given a palm. till»
but too Ililili‘fl. Moltlt-rnuu funuod. Mr-
lli‘lilll'n lllilc allilrlp 11v1.'l‘ iti'i‘iillli Hi'lll't'i]
Mcliuroo and liouuvlly. lircuuan wan
anfc on lhc Iirui bauctuan‘u t‘l’l'Ul‘. (‘n~
bill Illl a long fly to motor, .buluss
scoring ullor tho rulrh. Mcllruth wuu
mod to
caught trying to Milli] third. 'l‘lu'cv
runu.
'i‘hlrd lilnqu-mlduuu lu-nl out a
nrouluinr lo Mrrluroa and aloha M11.“
ond. Wohruiu llicd to llrcnnuu. liul»
m-r filed to McKlol'nau. liturrclt lllcli
to Dounolly. No ruua.
ti. Lauder illod to cantor. (.lliillu
tanned. iimtler made a good nuun
hand catch of Mri‘lnroo'n ily. No rnnr.
ll'ourih lunlnuwrlnltlor till a ground-
or to (hilllll and llrcunuu aluo ulartod
for tho bull. lmwinn firm. uumruml.
the manor bolus attic. Barbarirlt stun
ritiur-d. Wundcr funncd. licnion bit
a trrounder to (liblin, who almrd his
throw for the sigma on the right field
fiance. Battier arorin and Kenton go-
th; to second. Ml: onald out, Cuhill
to Brannon. Ono run
"Em" Donneily hit our to the acorn
board near the center ileid fence tor
two bases. James was hit hit pitchod
hall. mortally scored on Me iernan‘a
single to richt. Neill-nth out, pitcher
to it t. Brennan fended. Cahlil out.
Hair 1 first. 0110 run.
with inning-Elan out. Mariam to
mention. Wehrum hit a grounder to
Brennan. iiulgcr bit to loll. starroli
«lasted to right. Buiger going to third.
illnmtt was caught trying to steal.
Ne ratio. , ' ,
0. under out, pitcher to tint. Gib-
lil lied to illicit". tinilinroe tiled to
“it. No i'liiil.
limit milieu-sander leaned. Bar-
bra-tell em on Gibitn‘t bed tiling-t9
1. , ‘ ‘ will I TWQN; Y 1 .
an n :1 PO A n1 ...... ' ‘ ‘
many. lib. .......:3 o ‘1 3 1 o Defentodldt.aaom1Tnmiol-:Norwalk
1, ; “gimme“...um 4 g g g ‘1) g bylaw" of“ to 34.
‘ 1 1 , . ’5. Cricket match was played on the
O 0
nd bmm malts. c§._.......... i 1 ‘1 3 0 0, Amphitheatre grounds between Bridge-
1‘ _ .‘ ,. .1 .......... o 1 8 0 1 port and Not-walk sons of St. George.
, ~ ”5 . =1 . . 1...”... d .0 0 .1 0 0. lithrouuh» the abaenoo of Clarke and.
1 . lb. ”......4 0 1 5 0 0 Oliver. the Norwaik bowlers, Bridgo
, (111.......... 0 11- 1 0 0‘ port wonaueasy gums. '
'59 i'i",“f‘f"i!téIII‘I ii 0 .1. 2 5 1 W H NOR\VAIJKd
' .. '— 1'.“ j— "' " . nggnn, b. Fours. , 1 ‘ ‘1
male ............8 1 7 1‘ 7 2 W, ABilhl‘OOk, C Puwg“. [3. Walker. 2
Score by inningx: .,, . H. Gill... run out. .. 4
‘ Norwalito 1 0‘0 0 o 1 0 11-4 agitanbrhon, ‘11 \fl’élhor. ' oi
. . .1 . Edgowoodil ......o; o; 0 030.90 0—~,1, J. a. Whitley, 11 Walker, 8i
“mugs mmondeuud Summary: 1 Three-base hits—D n» H. Beebe». broads. 1t:
d m mulled ball _ James nelly. Brennan, Reed. mam oh be e F. Shepherd, 11 Walker, 2
am . . M “buy ~01: Wade 2, of! Jo us 3. Hit by .1, wlndey, b Fonda, 2
1 ' pltohoeronnelly. looks. Frazier. G. Smith. run out. 3
, a“ . _ Brp‘oits, :{s’rneyfimwo daily—idem g. Emery. h Fonds. 0
“0],“, “e 0 e1iind' , no y an * ones. on a Hill ow an. . era did. not out. ti
all”. Mumsnm hearing. “3321111211 hit Paaaodwballe-«Johnaon 2. Struck out Ryan, 5
to third.wa threw over the bane. no ”By Inge 12'. bywronea " “mo. 0' *—
uncovering it. cabin Interlaced. o. 3’11““ 0‘" 3 . lam”- ”mime" T°W1 ‘ 1 1 . 3*
Landon filed to “£th ’l'wo runs. . '1“ Francis olrh. .Boornr—Wm. C. liltilkiidPOR’l‘.
smooth“ lnninfiéi—Mcbbnuld filed to “‘“dm‘w- MWMWWW- {10110111. 10. bi ii' \lvmuey, u can. 1
. . . , J . 5—— nun oy , ‘ (some, .. 7
(iiiiiiii' “Pithif‘illed'm‘ll'il‘f‘” ”1‘" new HAVEN wins WITH NEW Fox 11. neulmt‘. ' * 4
‘tuuun .otit. third to firnt. McEnroe PLAVERS' . { W‘i‘k“ ”1 9”“ “1 Beebe“ “5 .
out on ill'ouudor toilrat. lloililolly M W H il’ogdson.1‘oiirod hurt. 8
illcd m mm“ N 6 runs. . 1 1 erlden Loads Glow Game at Rock—5 it. luuta 0. (.ill b, Aahbrook. 5
Eighth inning—«Bulgor filed to lion- Reunite i" the 0W" League... l; illunpc, b.’ Anhbrook, m
uolly. Starrott fanned. lironnnn made With Burke, ionox and Jone in the “'1 "wlmf'? "' hill, 2
a good catch of Suttlor'a Texas leag- linc’up Saturday New Haven won 115 A 'p. i l" " Ashbrook, .4
uor. No runs. twonlynixlh victory by dofrnllng Mort 'i‘. N‘I'rly’ “m ”"l' 2.1
James filed to pitcher. MoKloruan den 3 to 2. Burke made twu ot’ the ii. "5‘" ”"1 J
lliud to center. McGraih out, second locnl'a eight hits. The roaulia: y” 1 3
to ilrst. No runs. At. New llavcn~Ncw Haven. 3; To, l ”-
Ninth luninnwiiarborlck illod to (l. a. 86
Lauder. Wander fanned Benton fan-
ucd. No runs,
'l‘lio score:
NORWALKS,
. AB R ll PO A E
Brennan, lb. ........ 2 0 0 ii (i ll
(Sublll, 2b. .......... i ll 0 0 4 0
ti. lauulor. rf. ...... l l) 0 l. (i 0
.l. lilolin. 3b. ....... l (l 0 i l 2
McEnroe, as.» ....... 3 1 0 2 2 0
llunnclly, if. ........ 3 3 2 l 0 U
.lumuu, cf. .......... 2 1 1 i) (l 0
Mclilcrnan'. c. ...... l l l 8 1 0
Mcuruth, p, ......... 1i 0 l U 2 0
Totals ............ 29 B F) iii ll) 2
SillllllliiANS.
AB R 11 PO A E
Slurrctt. 2b. ........ 4 0 1 l l 1
Suillor. as. .......... i l i ii 0 l
ilurborlck, lib, ...... 1i ii 0‘ i ll 1
Wander, l! .......... l i) 0 (l 2 ll
“onion. lb. ......... -i 0 0 8 (l i
Mclh‘muld. cl'. 3 ll ii 5 U 0
hllzau. ll'. ..... ‘ ....... (i ii i l (i (l
\l-‘ohl‘um, rf. ........ 3 0 (i i ll 0
lluigor, p. ..... 3 (l 1 .l 3 0
Totals ....... .....32 1 i 24 ‘il -1
Score by innings:
Norwulka ........li:ill10 0 2 0 x~~ll
Suburbnna ....... 0 i) 0 l (i 0 0 ii 0.-..)
Suuunary: 'l'wo-baso bits» Donald-
ly. Bonus on bullsmllff liulgor -i. lit!
by l)‘llt‘lll'i“~1Jilllli‘s. Sauriiicc bits-~011-
hlll. Stolen buses—“Egan. Domicily,
lirennun. Mclvlnrou. Struck outwliy
Mullrntli ll, by iiulgor 5. Hundred--
Shannon and Well-h. Scororme, if.
Gladstone. Time of game-«l hour, iii
minutes.
Sunday'e Content.
First l11nlug~llonuolly and .lcukr
worn both hit. Johnson mil, third to
ilral. lirooks tiled to second. lit-oil
lannod. No runs.
Brcnnuu walked. (‘Eahlll filed to
right, doubling lircuuun up at first.
Mcll‘luroo tiled in svr‘ulid. No rum-1.
Swond inning—Frazier was hit.
bowling forcod li‘rnzlcr at second l1‘ur—
rcli bit ovor KN‘Ollil. Jones sacrificed.
Donnclly fuuucd. Nu runs.
Donncily hit to ccutcr for
burns and scorcd on it passed bull.
llnrucy wan bit. Mcllrulh iilcd to
Johnson. llchlcrnuu iiicd to it'll
Trumbull innnod. (luv run.
Third i11nlux--~Jcnl<a fanned, Johnson
illml to lhiunclly. ltccd hit in cculcr
for thruo buuoa, scoring Brooks. ll‘ru-
zil-r llicd to (‘uhilL (inc run.
Wudl- sufc on .lunos‘ error. lircu-
nun sncrillcrd. (‘ahiil walked. Mc-
linruc filed in crnlcr. Donnclly forccd
(‘nhlil at sol-0nd. No runs.
li‘ollrtll lnniugmllowihlg fauucd.
i1'urroll1iollowr-d suit. .lnncs sinnlcd
m‘l-r sccond. liouuclly singlcd bclu'vcn
short and third. .lculla illcd to Mr-
llrath. No runa.
liurui-y smith-d pill-ll third and stole
wound. going to (bird on pusscd ball.
lionm-lly luudl- a good catch of Mr»
ilrulh's 'l'i-xus b-unucr ovur third. Mc-
Kii'l‘llllll lilcd lo pilciu-r. 'l‘rulnbuli out.
plu-ln-r to lirat. No runs.
i‘iflh inning rrrrr ill-i-clwr i‘uuuod.
limoka was hit, and niob- am-oml, lit-m1
fanned. li‘rnzior filed to McEnroe. No
runs.
Waldo out. pitcher to first. llronnun
singled to conlcr and tbolo third. Cu-
hlll ianncd. Mrldnroo fanned. No
runu.
Sixth inuing»--liowilng out, pitcher
to firm. ii‘arroll out, third to ilral.
.lnnvu wailwd and ulnlo scrum]. Dun~
noily iuunvd. No runs.
lionnclly lib-d to around. lluruoy
filed in contrr. Mriirnth walkcd and
limit! uucond. Mrliirruuu lib-d to short.
Nu ruua.
ilnvcnth i1111luu1~~drukn film! to Don
ur-lly. .lohuaun iill punt (bird. llruoku
hit it him (lull to loft for two bunch.
liocd fnuncd. Fruzlcr out, pitcher to
ilrul. No ruua.
Trumbull auto on urcoud’u (error.
Wudo aarrilicod. llrcnuau bll to router
for (turn button. m-orlm; ‘l‘rumlntli, (In:
hill. in trying to work tho (squeeze
play, pokod a fly in the third llfiiltlw
man. who throw to third. doubling up
llrvnnun. Ono run.
Eighth iuulnswliowilng alnlziml to
loft. Farrell il‘uumui. .lonon fannod.
intimnlly walked. bowling and lion-
ncily wmkmi a doublo stool. Janka
lunucli. No runs,
Mcilnroo fanned. "Em" Donnelly
tiled to cantor. tiarnoy rinxled to
orator. Motlrath out, pitcher to first.
No runs.
Ninth innlnsw-Joimwn safe on
Brennan's error. Brook: out. catcher
to first. Reed filed to Donnelly. Johu‘
non stole third. Frasier out. Cahili
to limnnan. No man.
’l‘hu score:
NORWALKB.
aannroau
fireman 1b. a 0 I 8 o i
Oahiii. in. a o o 2 1 o
Nematodes. 4 0 l) 2 0 0
Dunnclly.if, ........1i 1 l 3 o l
Hernaydh. a 0 i 0 do
Mahmud. ll 0 0 t (l 0
Mottlerma, e. 8‘0 01 ii 0
Trumbull. of. id 0 0 ii
Wade, p. ..... ti o 0 o it 0
Tail“ uirlglliguuz ‘ 537 i 2
d
flu-cv—
Murillon. 2.
At New imulon~~Ncw London. 4'
Norwich. 2.
‘ A1, Bridgeport~-lirldgcport, 2; Hart-
ford, 0. Second game—diurtford, in
Bridgeport. (i. 1
At lioiyokwliolyoke, 4; Springfield,
National, League.
Al. l’itlulnu'gwnilinburg. 9:
York, (1. Fortcltcti ' to Pillsburg
ninth inning with scorn 540 ,5.
Al Chicano~rChlcngo, ti; Boston, 0.
Sccond gumcm-Cblt-ago, it; llouion. l.
At ClncluuntimClncinnnti, iii; Brook-
iy
lands, 2.
1‘; St. Louis, 2.
American League.
At New York-New York, 8; St.
lands. 1. Scoond gu111o~~-Now York, 6
St, Louis. 5. ‘
At, l'blldolphluwPhiludl-ipbin, 5; Dow
roll, 3.
Al lloaion---—lioulon, ii: ()lcvoinnd, 4.
Al Washington«Washington, ti; Chl-
‘ngo, 1.“
Result. In the National League.
Al Cincinnati (lira! game):
i
New
in
n, (3. _
Al. St. l.miis~—Philndcipbin, 6: St.
Second gamow Philadelphia,
i ll.I1‘..
......-- . -..—"......“
1 His oarause AN ALIeI.
_ George Stewart Not Recognized by
1 _1Mlu Adder-on :- Her Aeuilant.
WATERBURY. Conn, Augual 7r“
iloorgo 0. Stewart. who was arrested
in South Manchester on auanicion of
balm: tho annullnnl of Mills Dad‘s All
drrson, of New Haven, at Southbury.
on July 26, was brought hero by Shor—
lfi' Wheeler of Soulbbury and Dolor-
llvc Donm-lly of New liavcn, by order
of main Alloruoy Williams yostorday.
Stewart. who Mays his homo is in
limb. Maiuo, says he can prove an
alibi.
Ho says that on July '23. 24 and 23
he stayed at the Salvation Army bar
rocks bore. the following tin'oo darn
ho was at tho linya' club and thorn-1
throa nights ho slarod at tho pollm
' station and on the last night was or
1 rested for vagrancy and roleusod no)!
morning.
Miss Audcrson wuu discharged from
the hospital today and Him looked at
rllcwarl and failed to recognizo him
as hor assailant, The oillceru uro now
trying to son if the alibi is a good ouc.
TWO BARGES GO ASHORE.
Beach Two Miles and Half From
North Dumpling Light.
NEW LONDON, 001111., August 7.
llrooklyn «l u 0 ii i 0 ll 0 l -(l ll 2 it is roporlcd that two whnlbnck barg-
tfincln. , i (i i 0 ii i 0 ll (l—< 3 it 3 on and a sit-am lighlcr wont. nsiml‘o
llnllcriou: Scunlon and Bergen; on the west. cud of Fisher‘s island )‘ti‘i‘
Wuitor. (‘bccb uud Schloi.
(Second gillilu):
R. ll. 11:.
l‘incin. l (l (l l) 0 l 0 0 so ‘1! 9
Brooklyn 0 (i (l 0,0 (l 0 0 out 2
ilattcriou: Elvin ’uud Sin-cl; Mull
tyroulullliilcl'.l 1
At Chicago:
lcrdny morning in n hcnvy for: and
high non. 'l‘clophonc communlcnlion
with tho island is cut off. bill a wrcoh
l or has gone down lrom this city. The
wrcck was reported by a fisherman.
’i‘hc. bargcs and tho lluhlcr 1hr
names of which are not known. urn
on a sandy bunch near Race Point.
and it in undorstomi that tholr boslllon
(1
-
|.
E. ii. E. is not dangerous. The lug and the
Chicago 0 2 (Ni 1 0 ll 5 x~li l2 0 wrockcr soul from this plnco will not
Bullion 1) o n (1 ii (i u 0 liuil 8 5 :oturn bolurc, morning. The barges
llatlcrica: Immigron and O'Neil; and lighter beached about two and a
Young and Moran.
...—....
Al Si, Louis (first game):
R. ll. E.
w‘l. Louis 0 u u 1’» l 0 t) 0 x»d ii
l’bllu. 2 ti o (i l (l (l (l 2“"‘5 7
llalivrlcs: Taylor and Grady; Corrr
ion and Abbot I-
half miles
lighthouno.
FIENDISH SUFFERING
is ol‘lcu cuuacd by sores, ulcers and
cancers. that out away your skin.
Wm. limit-ll, of Flat Rock. Mir-in, Huys:
“i have used Bucklcn's Arnlca Salvo
iroin North Dumpling
3
0
(Second nmncl: for l'lci-ra, Sores and Cancers. ii, in
“him. 0 ll u (I ll 1! 1} ll (i-~--'.! (l 1 (he lit-at bcaliug drcusing l ovcr
it. boats l u u u u (i ll 0 (1 “‘71 l (i found." Soolhea and holds cuts.
lintlvrics: Nil'liills and Abbott; burns and sculds. 25c. at F.
l‘hiclmnu and Lonily.
Connecticut League standing.
. .. ... um... ....
Won. lanai. l’.(‘., Govcrnor Roberts was in ailcnduhcc . ...
liolyokc. fill 28 AW] at, the bi-ccuiouuinl celobrulion of the ' '
duriualicld. iii 34 .1390 town of Nowlown Saturday, (itlllSL‘~ Spec|a| Prlcas on
liridnopm'l, 47 38 .5521 quuntly (he cxcculivc dcpnrimt‘nl was
llarlford. if. 3‘.) .mlli kicked up at an curly hour in the at»
Now million, 43 42 .mm lornoon. WHITE GOODS
\icridrn. :19 32 .4141 Assistant. Supcilntrndonl John L. t ,
Norwich, 29 hi) .31»: Wilson, of the State Capitol. has re. 1
Now lluvcu. 21; id) .306 sumcd his duilou after a vacation WASH GOODS. 1
~~ ~ . '-——-- apont in Word firanvillc. MBHS., an-
National League Standing. companion by Mrs. Wilson. COTTON CLOTHS
Won. land. l‘.(. Foruwr Exonuilvo flitcrolary Albort y .
Now York, (iii 28 .‘lll R. Chamberlain wan a visitor at tho q ‘
i'illuburiz, ill 25 .636 rovcrnor's oilluo Friday. SKlRT...’
l’liiliulclphiu. all 3x .596 Thu Stntc iiourd of Charillos did ‘
Chicago. fill 42 .571 not. havc tholr rogular monthly meol- GOWNS , 4
Cincinnati, 49 43 ,505 Zn: on Wednesday owing to several ‘
St. Louis. 36 6'2. .367 or the mourners Doing away. it will
Bunion, 31 68 .3l3 take place noxt week. C RSET COVERS.
Brooklyn, 28 65 .30) An order issued by Adjutant Gon-
-«— 1 ml Colo, dated August 3, and which. ART SQUARES
American Luau. standing. wan withhold on that date, gives ldou- ‘
Won. hunt. no. louaut Commander Lyman Root, Nu— 1, MAT ING ....
Philadelphia, 54 38 .600 ml Vattnilon. (13. N. (l.. pornibudon lo . H . . , S ' ‘1 i ' ‘
Chicano. iii 37 .515" loavo the United Buit‘rl. Mr. l‘twl. till N. F; , . , 1i ‘ , '
(flow-land. 5:1 40 .570 inspector for tho llarlford it‘ll-o in: _ . , " ' . g g ‘ '“ AND RUGS
Now York, 45 41 .523 illi'uilt‘n Company. rxpoeis to travel in , l j. ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ I
Hint‘ml. it 1: .i’dlil Colman. ,, F ' 1m
l’mtmll, it ill .478 l-lxdlnvornor and Mrs. Chamberlain , ‘ ‘ ' '
Wauhlnulou, 31. fill .389 loft yoalorduy to visit nit-Comptroller (1
'41, Limits, 3:: an .350 Henley. oi iirhigcnort, at his summon ,, c
Paetlmeu. in: Reliance A. 0.. 1.
Thu l'ululmc baseball loam. under
oorrnnmulon and now ilnoup. (lofonl.
1d litr- llriunu-n A. (3. team. on illf'
unitiwlllo diamond. liaiurday. by the
ircland and tiller)
wood wcrc lbo button! for the Paw
acorn of if, to l.
lillli'li.
mu donor. an" urine.
MW a brariy that allow of‘Koiiol
i‘iyupopuin Cum will travel“ on attach
at in n thorough
(ligament and a manned cure {gr
0
r Rldlnfl.
edit troubles.
D.
of indignation. K
indigo-lion. Dropouts. GM 0!!
Ilomcb. Weak Hem.
lied Breath and all i
Sold by The Clifford Fromm!-
., ,, ......
ruucrnuriar down.
cowns. lulu commit. August 7.»-
i‘he trench Mammalian: oi eight;
eon hattloehivu. cruiser! and torpedo
the command
or VicoAdmirni Gallium. dropped an-
cum- in the Bolenttllltl Incremental: ".5
boat destroyers. under
sound a'weon as guests of King
ward and'lhc ilrltlgh navy. The clerk
of the wallin- (hm somewhat of a
linudm'
timely
decoration “lion and about
managing
a
damper on the. doom
flout; throughout the month!
t o
and ahroudiut the greet
incub- and tit-luau we 9|. W
toilet! to welcome the visitors, in a
lheavy tutu. ,,
y’ifi- "
ll. Bax-
tcr'u drug aloro; guaranteed. ”
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STATE CAPITOL NOTES.
homo at iatkovlllc. Conn.
v... ...... .. ..-...m...u .
.tho loath Lebanon. Mame,
, W001“.
MANCHESTER. hi. it. Augusto-«-
during t. rough the country for over a
week. in improv la‘oondltion today.
1
exposure and “MMNOII, but hit him
was Tucker to health.
Rev. Dr. 1').
non“. at Providence. litre
militant. who arrived during the
night; nut that his daughter would
remain here for moral walls in order
to recuperate. ‘
echelon wouldn‘t vilified
do? here for It! We host- and and
torpedo boat «at i 1 ‘ . ' '
Naturo'o
Girl Who Wu Found Wanda-lug ln‘
um Many A. 'r’uciler. the Proyldeaoo.‘
it. 1., 110th teacher. who you found
in tho woods in ,fiouth, inhuman. Hm}
reutordo afternoon. hevlnu been wan-
The women is ii iii very melt. front
atom expressed'tho opinion that it,
complete ml and quiet would restore. I
Tuck-i
liliii‘iht humid... :
I! on {it's
Bridgeport Adeerartiem.
a
d...
The D
,.
3.11 ‘L
are the stock go.
In China and Crockery.
stipplcd, wcrc 39c,
sortcd colors, were 39c.
Ice Cream Freezers.
(Jar entire stock at Augl
White Mountain.
1 pint size, 981:.
. 1 quart size," $1.30.
2 quart size. $1.05.
3 quart sizc. $2.00.
4,quart size, 152.50.
(l quart size, $3.00.
Twentieth Century Freezers.
Size numbcr
2 quart sizc, $1.18.
3 quart sizc, $1.25.
4 quart sizc, $1.50.
Oil Stoves.
hour liurncr Lam
Window Screens.
$311.1 1:1.
' Handsome vgronn cover. Val
moi
l
‘. . I ..
”Motliora loan their droad for "that )
terrible uocond summer" when they
now hr. h‘iiwlor's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house.
specific for Hammer complaints at ov-
tn'y uort,
me: went: to imam/Io.
m
i .
.PUGl‘l‘lVI oinLe RETURNED.
MIDDLETOWN. August '7.-—~Alllitln
Burr. of Portrait came to this city you-
lorday moruin and returned two girls
to tho lndusirai school who had us-
cwed from thorotho early part of the
week. For “mill” the girls had been
hiding in the woods near Mr. Barr‘s
term.
WW
THI ONLY WAY.
grime i do my to maintain the
who: um 11 ”or mind and body,
t by Maria meat. The" is no
“jumbo" (.‘ups and Saucers, wcrc 25c,
China Oatmeal Dishes, were too.
Fruit Saucers, Untmcal Dishes, and Bread and Butter
I’lulcs of old blur. gold trimmed. were. we.
(inc. lot Fancy liowls. wcrc 10c,
(..‘drlslind China Ramakins,
Extra cut on Autospin Freezers.
nourish 'cerlt‘ throng; the
non. 'i‘ho stomach must Mgtl
" lawman «with in” H
lip. fill“. edflgt, ., ore oi.
, . ndrvoasnm.’ Md o. non-l
. “till! i“ nodubroet‘ili’. sour allafléri‘ffi,
I II It. snort i
which Until) in am. m e m e m
l a it e at of
“ti not“ that... at.”
1 ens til would all ‘
' the“ bold hay, the, Guam
5 ‘ ~ .
- » » 1 - ....»1
”I, 4‘19
, in
diocese ' om.
‘Bavg‘nm’imii‘
M1 ' ‘
...—59,11
.‘ , . “More Specials, , .. .
in the House Furnishing“ Sole.
Every day secs [additions llléitlti to the special sale ar-
ticles. .Souiotimcs there is a little hesitation about the
marking down, but it is made just the name, for we want: to
n
China Salad Dislich, with floral decorations, edges gold
'now one.
' now 29c.
chance of the your for we have the best kinds.
now 200.
now 7c.
M. Read ..Co.
ration"! um. ‘
' China lircad audCakc Plates, floral decorations in 35‘ ‘
now 7c.
now 7c.
vcry dainty, 15c. '
131. Sale prices. It is the
‘_ Alaéka.
1 quart size, $1.20
2 quart sizc, $1.50
3 quart size, $1.75
41111an sizc,~ $2.15
(1 quart size, $2.75
three, $1.25.
1 ('5 quart size, $1.88
7 quart, size, $2.00
'l‘w'o liurucr Lamp Stores, wcrc 60c. now 50c.
p Stoves, wcrc $1.39, now $1.00.
|
no $59.25 for $47.50.
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MUCH METAL: LITTLE OA'OH
Wn‘
HARTP‘ORD. August.
About right dozen Scrccns, an nssortincnt of. odd sizes,
some of which were 75c, to close out at 10c, cach.
Two Dayanports with Green Ticket.
'l‘hc grccu tickets moan Spcciul August Sale, and wllat~
cvcr wcars it is certain to be :1 bargain. ‘
.~\ Simplicity Davenport licd has a frame of so
hognny, luxurious scat and back, chcst underneath for bed
ding. and opcus out into :1 full sizc bcd. Value $48.75 for
11.1 Ma—
A Colonial Davenport has solid Maluigany frame with
‘ heavy claw foot, \vidc’ arms: terminating in grifi’ou heads.
l
7:"?th
pm
3"»
he 213,131; Read Co
Fa c—toryfl Remnant and
, iplyiéalel e.
11111111 1111111 Dill
. V .on’
scorn nonwam. CONN.
Tciephono 344.
footionery atom conducted by Thom
as Noble near the railroad cronein!
in ideal Hartford was entered by
thievou lulu Thursday night or yeator‘
day morning. and tho‘ ceeu register
«Mi a calm box eontoinlnv butwrcn
too and 400 pennies were rifled. illn-
‘uauu: were named tnmtmli It rear Will-
(low.
allot-new , good MM! , coax
, no , . .
lie mutated to in“ rom Kidney
dare et-tlre out ripen oi witldnoy tron.
d :- away, and ,
his, hoping it won w
he was won I victim o Brlsiu'a die-
’1’
if lbw
iiiim '
Wit round,“
“WWI.
”0". till” “i
fill.
male,
., ten»
in
i and
w
w: mm. to
in. niiiilt.
twin
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‘ grist ’I
it
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than , ,. did
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