9‘ ,Norwlch.
it.)
., if
.r
”kill? .‘ lint lititi‘tho"
u
aid: a“ howeitim'é irriiofitclll)
H j
Monwicn snot BLUES our.
”n.
felt.
NORWICH, August 9.——Norwich and
Now Haven put up an interesting
'ltnlne yesterday afternoon and Non
‘chh won, 4 to 0, playing an error-
.1085 same. Kelley. for New tltiv—
on. war ii trifle wild. issuing tivc paint.
as. - McLean pitched it nicc garlic t'oc
Tho feature. With tho li”ll~
. W hitting ot' Uroliius. Score by iiin~
lugs:
. it. ll. 1‘).
‘ “Norwich 0 0 ti 2 ti 2 0 ti xv—l 8 U
N. Haven 0 u 0 0 ti 0 ti ti ti~~~il ti 1:
Batteries: McLean and l’lunhcit;
a.
t
Kclley and done.
Riot in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, August Sl.~»Sprlnt:<
. held ' forfeited yestcrdtiy‘n panic in
Roll/alto, when the scorn stood ti to l.
in the sixth inning, illOl‘t'liy precipi-
tating the wildcat spectaclc in the his-
tory of baseball in. this city. linipiro
William Snituk wan liurrlol downtown
surrounded by ti bodyguard or policc.
but. on Main sit'cct tt low tucnilici-s til
the noisy nitil) hogan throwingr clinics
and bricks. Smiitk was hit llilt'k ol‘
the left car, but not seriously iujur~
all. Ho finally had to tnhc return: in
ii livery stahlo whllo hc waitcd for
the police patrol wagin. (inc brick
thrower was urrcitiod and two mull
hndto lit: attcndcti to at tho cuter-
aency hottpitiil.
' Smink huti ordered Fitzpatrick from
the game for questioning a inisc dc—
clalon lti lloiyokc‘s hair oi the sixth
inning. Manager (i'Ncii acting tit:-
cording to his lllltti'ltl‘l‘llllltlll of a it“
cant tongue. ruling paid tho lt‘lllzlli‘
treasurer, 1’. ll. l'l‘llltllvlllt‘, who linp~
period to lie Dl'tli‘it'ill, $25 in line moo--
cy and ulllrmotl that the player l‘i’ilN
eligible to _t‘t)lllllitlt'., Suiitik ruled
otherwise and the toob ticscctidctl.
The game was cloan and lively at; far
as it went. Hartley and Bowicr
‘were both pitching good hull.
‘Brldgeport. 2; New London, 1.
, NEW l..ONl.)0N. August ii.~liridgc-
port deft-atoll Now London. it to o,
‘ycaterduy nflcl'nooti in an uninterest—
1118‘ contest. The locztln were, llli~
table to find (Toruou Hiltit't‘h‘ililVl‘ly and
”were never dungorouti. Mcliuugliiin
also pitchod it good mono and was
“lilt’htwtl in btit one inning.
errori was rosponniblc for onc oi‘
Btldqoport'a two l‘illlti. ’l‘lio Monro liy
lltni‘tl’xa: '
- 1ft" ‘ R. H. E.
Bridgeport o 0 (i 2 0 ti 0 0 (i——r2 8 l
N. j London 0 ti 0 0 ti ti ti 0‘ tl-wli 7 2
,~Bnttoleti: Cornon tutti Bouumonl;
nghlln and Join-uni.
.i‘v’
.3 1‘“ .in .new, ll! {1-
tinting “can. Wraith little t
is vertyipihwlit
ill 8 mp Will post.
tit‘tttl'tippiion as it; re-
uvofgtlie‘ intestinal
. cs iiiuy give term
litom
‘Inon was hit frccly in the first game
land rcccivcd xiiisorablc support. llurt~
-- 'Sprlngi‘ield-Holyokc Game Ends in For-
li‘iun‘it -
The
c,
(Yuma
achhis upset I b h
W't. vii." .ir‘. 0860M ll”
cell ,
‘l "w' :5
pols act upon all‘o
”FDA"? 95°,
. ptntS'rED'snRUG STORE.
Th Bionic ,L ,f
Elih’i‘t'l to _
lupwrlgéimtru
.e is is. w
‘a‘ttte’r‘s' fi ‘yei‘“§ilhg
Why (331.1510 is difforont.
, ”Ltixdtive Fruit'tiylriitiiufliii‘dnly -
propurntiop that. really lotto
otthc digestive or Mill. 0th r pro
anions not. upon the. owcr Edwina
do not; touch the liivo‘r. It'tlinvuryigrccd."
reparation, that. does
. . ,. rér . to 9 ..
' sauna Waters. Their Violenh which resul 7 hhnttt ..‘
ia Stomach, or uraimovcmentof the bowpl wig lentils-gloat its! tit]
or or Bowois. 068%?! While!) ticking thmtih tolyit 'b'o. . dim:
intuition
ur-
oiity to
lick it.
the dignetilio’iit‘ghtig‘
~ ,.i
attraction”
'Even Breakiitiimtmi.” ‘
‘llAlt’i‘li‘UitlJ, August 9.»~llurtlord
nod Mcridcn split. cvcu ycsttirduy. Wil-
ford rhilicd in the lust inning and
scored five runs, hilt tho spurt rumc
too into. in the. second game tho
000100ll00]-2 7 1.
St, Louis ti ti ti 0 0 0 ti ti 1 0—1 7 t ’
Batteries: l’ntten a nd Wittrotlgo; l
Ulntic and lloth tutti Spencer.
Connecticut League Standlnn.
conditions wurc rcvorucd ttuti iltirtrord Won. Lost. 1".15.‘
hadno trouble in winning. Sounders Holyoke. 57 ?9 Mill.
llllm‘ll “'1‘." poorly at tltit‘Ollti lilth’t‘, Dl‘lllgficmi 50 fill .iihhl
limiting four crrorit. The game wns‘, Bridgeport. til 38 .htni
called at tho htrnlnning of tho eighth ; ”WWW“: lit 4‘ .5391
owing; to dorkncc’s. ’l‘ho iii'Ut'CS by Now 1'0“de 4d 44 .494}
innings: le‘lti'xn. it til .488 3
First come: Norwich. 3t) till .361;
' n. H. tithrw Haven. tit titi .:itti
Mt'l'ltit‘li l (l L’ 0 (l 2 ,l 2 (l'-S iii 2 WM"
lltll‘titit'tl t) 0 ti ti 0 ti ii 0 .54. t; t. National League. ‘
littttorleuz itarns and ’l‘hiickora; _ Won. but“. 1’1,-
Wilson and Duran. New \urk. '10 an .llil
Second gumc: l’lllfihlfl‘g. till 30 .ti.lti
' R. H. E_ l-‘hilntielphlu, 58 ii .588
lIlll‘UUl‘d 3 i) 'i ii i i ii rrrrr ii iii all'hli‘ati". in p 43 .tm
Mt'l‘itlt‘tt iii” 0 ti 0 it own .r, r, t‘lnrbmmi. 52 ill on
ilatlcrics: Luyn'tcr and t‘ontioily; St “Nil“. 1'59 iii .lttll
li‘orcninti and ’l‘hut'kera Huston, .32 It .311
.. __-. .-- Brooklyn. till .2929
National League.
At Uhlcugo:
ll. ll, E.
New York: «l 0 .‘l 0 ii it it ti ti-~--i i: ii
(‘biciiuu l l i it o It ti ti omit iii 0
lintlerios: 'l‘uyior. Mlllllt‘WStIll and
lircsnuhun: \Vciiucr und Klimt.
At i'inirinnnti:
Cincin. ti 0 ti ti 0 (i o 2 x~2 ii 1
l‘hihi. ti ti ii 1 ti o t) o ti wt R 0
Batteries: Walkcr and Slroct; l’il-
finger and Abbott.
At l’ittsbnrg:
it. H. E.
l'itinbnrg (l l 0 (l l ti ti :3 0 t~~h l: .‘t
”Uh!!!” l o 2 l o ti 0 ti ii ti—~~l 7 :2
tilltlorics: licchr, Lynch ntitl tllb-
Molt; Wilhelm and Nccdhaui.
At tit. Louis (first gillllL'):
it. ll, E.
St. Louis 2 i) i 0 1: ti 0 ti xv~15 lti 1
Brooklyn 0 ii 0 t) o 1: ti ti UM: ii i
liattcricc: lirown and licniiy.‘
Sirirklclt and licrgirii.
(Second game):
it. ll. E.
St. Louis (I l i l o (l -i 0 xw~7 ii i
llrooklyu it ti 0 i) :1 0 ti ii t)~—-2 ii 0
ilnitcritgn: Egan utid ti
oil and ititlet‘.
American League.
At Philadelphia:
rudy ; Mitch-
R. ii. iii.
(Tlt'vvluiltl l (l (I i it it 0 3 ilwli it) i
l‘liiln. i ll 0 ti l l i (i owl it) 2
iiillltll'iuh‘: Rhtiitticx. lltti'iiui'tl .nnd
lluclow; .l'lllllll itiitl l'owors.
At lint-don:
R. H. E.
Illiuton ti 2 i it it ii ii t) 0le 9 2
Detroit 0 ti 0 ll 0 ii 0 t) Omo ti 0
lluttorico: Iiinecn and Armbrniitor
and (irigor; Dutch and Wui’ncr.
At Washington:
___->
’13:. gown “Mr (.3
-...-.-..mm.www .. .1”...
.
’i’ .ii‘r"“l!7 to
‘ all allii
f3 3
‘ illicit:
29
..
American League.
Won. Lot-it, I’ll.
Philadelphia. iii as .587
('lllt‘ltfltl, iii 38 .57:
Cloveluuti. hi it .568
Now York, 46 -ii .529
llonlon. it} 43 .iil'l
lictrtilt. ill) 49 .‘l’t‘ll
Wushlnuion, 37 b5 .402
St. Louis, 32 60 .348
FIENDiSH SUFFERING
is often caused by sores. ulcers and
cancers. that. out awny your skin.
Wm. liedcll, of Flat Rock, Mich. Hays:
"l have used liucklcn'i-i Aruicn Salvo
for Ulccrs. Horns and Canccrn. it is
the. host healing tlrcsciug l uVul‘
found." Soothcs and holds (llllrl,
burns and sculda. 25c. at F. ii. Bu»
tcr'o drug store; guaranteed. "
NEW WATER BOARD lN NEW MIL.
FORD.
NEW Mllll‘“):Rl), August itwA now
hourd of directors was olectcti Monday
night. for tho management or tthcw
Milford Wtittir (loitipiitty. ’l‘he. cullrti
oltl board with tho cxccptlou of loam:
ll. Bristol was rcliovcd of his duties.
’l‘hti following urc tin;- now members:
i. ll. Bristol, C. M. Bcuch. Aibort ll.
McMahon. Henry S. Sonfortl. llurion
l‘, Stout), William ‘C. Grcono and ,J.
licroy liurkc. At. a iuccting of tho
now board yesterday Mr. tlrhttol was
clcctcd pronidont, Mr. Stout) t-tuporln~
modem, and licury Sanford sccrotury
nnd treasurer. With tho clootiou of
this new board it is hoped to break the
deadlock which has existed lititwccn
tho firo association and the wntcr C0“I-,
ptmy .regnrding the price of water for
tire purpoaes. ‘
w
*
bLsAcAuer erracrivc.
Never in tho Why, no trouble to car-
ry. easy tovtukc. picuttunt and never
falling in results arc DoWitt’o Little
Early Risers. These famouii little
pills are a curtain guarantee unnlnut
bcutliichc, hilliounucns, tot-phi liver and
all of thc‘ lilo rciiuiting front conittiptt-
lion. They tonlco nmi strongthen .the
liver. (iuro .luundlcu. Sold by The
’(lllitord Photocopy. ‘ 3'
Ju—nmuw-n-- .- mm...-
WHALEZACK iii-“regiment Emit-rein.
NEW, QNllt . suit. 9‘ Killflv
buck titcttnicr, titty Vow. whlcl‘iywllh
her low of human. tho Btivnroan and
[lutlger of tho Boutqlilo Stool anrgo
(loinpniiy flout, grounded on‘ Italic
Point on li‘iiihcrs inland Sunday morn-
ing. \VltB ycutcrduy liftcrnoon floated
utter bring iighioucd. lilt than tutti ligh—
ters of tlio..’l‘. A. Scott Company latte
wait towoduto this port. tutti will re-
cclvo 1clinch». ltdn carpet-toil that sov-
orul wot-kit will he required to lishtott
itl'ltl limit the. two horizon. of which
lbom ignttopcprovidcd rough weather
d'oua not not in.
--ltchittg pllctt? Novor mind if B".-
orythhut clue failed to cure you. Try,
lionti’u plntmont. No falluroythorq.
no copttiéftttgcuy drug ctorc._ '
‘ ' ‘BbaM—mmuaou-LL. '
Mics unanimity. president in the _
iii . “*1 i' 'i‘lii‘quni on
v at .s er .. xiv;
min “ tllfi‘ifih noggin junta
shitty: ctihtitibn " a in
none: other‘iituilicc. Aifmun would
vernlty trainctyeuya that with no entitle
instruction Mlssiéluck would prove a.
worthy rival of saline of the bout mule
athlctcti. Herc are conic. other roc-
pl‘dtl: witty” yard dash 0
8 2-53
his ,.
_ inches. , illicit Bitch
rim ' ,
w”t"’ Ni H.
. ‘l' 7
r
,. ‘
I: .rouioflouatipctionflorpid
At. Whtihlngtoni I L
R. ll. E.
Witch
.t‘ k‘
1191003 .
WW5.“ ‘ rq .
'imnictllnttily for itntlthc
, .detbtlt. who, it c
:6 Mil; ‘fli "flhvlllold action:
,ytra‘tniih. 0:10. 1-0: 50 yard hurdltib, forgotten than; “i
. (it , on lumpcu'id that”: that A
gig :33 iii; internal: thrown! M“ t. .
{7,157 years no. ..
‘ 9W9 out of
with l’
ionhfiourfitomach. etcc
lilouonou andfiick
, ._ Henfihphe. . ‘
air Qnmo Laxative Fruitifiyrup. It
g$liehttlio stomachmidti di cation and
a stimulant out '9 liver an ti
thtiut irritating there organs.
‘ Clears the Complexion.
“Oitntodnimtivc Fruit Syrup stimulates
the. lover and thoroughly cleanses the
.t‘iytitcm‘nnd clears
‘pim’piéi’t arid hiotchca. Itis the best. lax-
ativo'i fordw’omcn and children as it is
mil aiidfleasant. and does not.
tho cotnp’lcxion' of
gripe or
echeib‘ubotltutos. ' _
$,5K°LQK!§.QI Lucknow Fruit Syrup cilia if" you
1: i ‘ arc not. .ontfi‘ofiofimour’monoy Will be ”funded.
.Proparod only'byr‘OLlYl-Mqchic-god". . '*
nspuatvi'clmnfiw‘offixcn 9535..“
. .
Stephen M. Conger, Walenown Citi-
zen ot‘ Bridgeporthxplr‘u. 7
timiionrmrnnug. 9.-—:Slcpiltui til.
Controrgono of tho most popular active
ilcpttbilcnn .workorn lot the city anti
for thozputst eight your Republican
goiicrm rcgliitur. died yesterday at:
his ltouioplllc Mimic street. after no
“highs extending over a period of sov-
cralint‘gntllfl. ; JDUCEWLHI . is survived by
it wile: ‘itl l “o uotiu. Harry M. and
l‘illWllf'tY . ill) won it utctn‘bcr’ of l’c-
quonnm-k bodice, i_ U. l). lv‘., and of
Wallictncrc itiitncil, U. U. A. M... he-
in: cccrctury of" tho lttttcr tit-minimA
lion l'or cuvcnycnru. lit.- won a mom-
ht-r of the old voluul'cor firc depart
burnt. and for eight years run with
tho prosonl tltipurlnicnt. Deceased was
hurt! in this city Nov 22. iiiEil. ilc wont
to work in .Wht-clor 4‘5 .Wllcon‘n tpctory
when fourtceii yours ‘old. in 1880 he.
had it contract in tho noodle depart
lllt‘lll of tho works lltlll worked with
tho concern until olcrtod general rog~
islrnr. l-‘or nine your» lit.‘ was soon»
tally of tho li‘iromcn's lleutivolcnt, An-
sociutlon. llti mart-it‘d Minn Mnry B.
Ailcn. of l’lttsilclti. Mann. in 1872.
Mr. Congor wally taken ill some four
months and wit intestinal troubles.
llo wuu continua tho honor for acr-
oral ivcoltu. but chrt-d sufficiently
to be" able to ho out. He Visited It
Now York lilitlt'llllil-li, littt recoivod litl
tlc cnctuu'agtuncnl. llc nuffcrcti a
Night shock tutti his condition later
was coniplicntcd by heart, trouhlo. He
had a lill'gp circle of friends and ne-
qnninlunccn.
THE ONLY WAY.
Them in no \vii’y to inninluin tho
houllli und strcngth of mind and body
cxcept by nouriulunont. Thorn is no
way to nourish except through the.
atomitch. 'l‘hc stomach must be kept
healthy. purc untl sweet or the
stionglb will let down and the disease
will set up. No appetite. ions of
strength, nervousness, headache. coir
stlpatlou, bud breath, sour rlulngn. rift-
ing. indlgcstion, dynpcpuin and all
Bitilllllt'lt troubles that are curable are
quickly curcd by the use of Harlot Dyer
pcpcin Curc. Kodol digest» what you
out and striructlicns the whole (ligcu‘
live apparatus. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmncy. ”
..._....
TEDDY J R. CAKE-WALKS.
Son of the President Social Favol'lt
in Madison.
MADISUN. (Youth. Alumltt 8.-"'l‘tttl~
dy" Roosevelt. in, proved himself tho
bout. young nuiu in this place that week
for with hiu pretty young lady part;
nor he carricd off the honors at n party
given by Misti Min-ion Wilcox at hot:
summer places . .
Mitts Wilcox got up n party in hon:
or of the non of the Prcsidcnt and lit.
vltetlmll lhc pi‘olty young ladies of the
Madison bcnch to the event. They all
came of com-no to con Teddy Jr.. and
he proved to boiquitc the center of
nth-notion. g ‘
Mimic wuu tut-untied tiy Rcdllicld
tintlullirulo’ii llltltldblllimltl guitar quar-
to .o. .. .
Tito chlof cvcnt of the cvcniuu was
the cuko-wuik atuifll‘crldy. .lr., and Mn
pretty llfll‘tllttl’ carried off. the flrt-il
prize. Nobody wuslcttloun of tlic awurd
tuid ovoryouc con‘mvtiplntcd Today all
his import) stops. The first prize was a
hngtt'cnkc tllltl 'l‘oddy born on the calm
nit woll till he did the honors accorded
him til. lhtv party." ‘
,_,.800THING AND ,COOLING.
The ittilvc titttt‘hcnlc without it scar
lu,l)cWitt‘ii Witch linzcl‘Salvo. No
4'0)”le cfrcctu such speedy inlléf- 11
drnWit out inflammation. 13130011183.
cochi Mill lltlulfl‘ull‘tlll‘t'fl. burnt and
bruises. A sttrc‘ cut-ugtor fill?! and
iildn diacritics. Dertt’s isjthe only
genuine Witch lin‘z‘til‘iilplw. Bewnrc,
tit cutthtcrtcltti. they a e dangerous.
Sold by The Clifford ,l’htirmncy. "
W
on? only, Toxins.
Ground to be I‘roit‘cnhfgr Another ’
ill! in
_ choir milil j
doliur Vanderbilt dormitory .10: tint
it in the gift 'of
5
mt
Will lti
.- upd, spun
. the. continuum.
5 Connecticut,
. lumfiflfcflwwut ftiti
(1.
at...“ ln‘tmnt‘ ii amt"
bout tho county of Palmold.‘
tflcfiaritt wool: otAuttuIts ti. tin
lusty peaceful in Connecticut,
are have been martial clghtb
it at Niantic; but "wax-'-
vo been confined entirely to
.Auxuttt. ”lemma
.. .ttrty't trail:
0 i ii _ it w. or
Hartford qulrglll?whlh will; the‘inlibudti
tame in on *u’ Sunday. uttll‘dt ’foutiti"
Gov. .l‘ nuthcn Trumbull coauthor m m
burn a illogtlouucil'of ti fut! lllghe
Lebanon planting \houue liltc, til 1" od
Chrlatlpnp; hey worm .They‘r‘ 2%ch
to cccuhir business bright “1% only
on the Monday, inductor-the 'ood. wise
gov rounlloger Sherman. 0 iver Ells-
W0 h, Junles’ Wadsworth. L'Abrnlmni
Davenport anti the Ollmm'v-aml the
business was waiting forlhem. Ile—
forc they adjourned to copper they
had ordered a draft. from thc‘rev‘eriiit
brigades of the militia for the dql’flllfiitfi
of the count-41,500 men, properly oi‘ll-
ccrcd, loho stationed at New London
and other posts tictwccn tho Connoc’tb
out and Stratfurd. and 1.260 further
west. unions the cuptiiln general in hit-i
discretion should think a diff'ere’ht (lint.
position of these tut-tics atlvisnblc.
(in tho 'l‘ttcadny they ortlcrcd Briga-
dier .(loporal Word tolniyor him at
hittdlacrction “a suitable boat“ for tho
min of thc mutton; company command-
ed by Captain Bradley at New Havoc.”
lloncstly now, burn you the faintest.
idcn whut u “matroas Company” wits?
Tito Clintllt‘y Dictionary knows all
about it. A matrons. it tells us, was
"onc of the soldiers in (-1 train of ar-
tillery who were next to the gunners
and assisted them in loading; ilrlntl
nud spooning the guns." ’i‘hcsc bitm-
hlc. useful fellows “curried flrclocka
an guards and assistants." Having
given General Ward his orders about
tho bout, the governor and his coun-
selors ncxt drew up n letter to Gonor-
at Worthington, requesting him to let
Connecticut htch tho use of half a.
dozon ilclil pieces (which had been
brought down to Hartford and Mid-
dlciown "from the laboratory at
Springfield") a while. longer: also to
detail artillery ofiicors and men to
bundle those nuns. Next they drew
up letters to General Putnam and (ion.
Oliver Wolcott. The final voto of
tho day requested the governors to inv
utrutu. the commanders of the sonooaut
pasts as follows:
in t'tmc of an alarm and it is found
lltlet‘tltlltt‘y to cull iii the militia for
their old, that. sold officers glvo ordern
by the. ‘oxpret-tset-i they ahnll send for
tlmt purpose that thoy rendezvous at
such plueo on they shall judge. most fit
and proper. and ii any ahnll como on
horseback they prococd with their
homes no furtlicr than to such piaccn
without, lenvo of tho oflicer conimanti‘
ing thcrc. Anti. tlutt no time he lost.
us that tut u suilublc number of men
are ctillcctud and properly ofllcort'ti
thcy march imntodiutciy to join at tho
pinch for action; which helm: duly
observed will greatly prevent the ir~
regularity and oonfuulon which too fro-t
quently happens upon the coming in
of the militia on such occasions, and
it is apprchendod will touch contribute
to their usefulncss and aid to rcpt-ii the
enemy.
F‘mui thc orders and
Wednouduy, Aug. 4. we select one only
«and that for the vivid glimpse it
given of the wearing imxietics of the
time.
Resolved That James Wadsworth.
Nalhunlci Wnlcs and David Mumford.
Esquircc. mombcrs of this council. do
immediately repair to Now London
and Groton. view the fortifications and
works at said posts, confer with tho
officers commanding there. enquire in»
to tho state of said fortresucs, the
cannon necessary at. Town Hill. ctc..
and what may be. further necessary to
[in (tone to render the sumo. more el-
loctnnl for defense. and take such men-
suros as shall be advisable for pro-
curing tools, (cums and horses which
shall be nccoasnry for the speedy com.
True, t
atomic“ h
‘ . The first week or
it pretty MXlOilfliS.
lug and using the cannon us ncccssary
and furnishing the troops with lti-
tronching tools, and consult and advise
on monuurcc necessary generality for
defame. mid motto report to this board
of what they shall find and do in the
promised.
Thuritday. Aug. 5~—126 yours tutti
wthe. Council of Sufaty culled upon
the nelcctmcn of the several town to
furnliih iron pots ortketticu and wood-
en bowls to the battalion lust: raised
for the detonate of tho i; to. it on
tiered David Trumbull to deliver to it
portion named 1.000 fliuts‘ tor the use
of General Ward: it ordered Jobcdlur
Elderkln and Nuthanlnl Walec. Eh-
uuiros, to forward "half a tun" of tho
musket. powdor in their care ot Nor-
wich for the use ottlonorul Tyler; and
it adopted the resolve following:
'J‘hitt Mul. Jouhuu Huntington be re-
quciitcd. if he thinks fit, to dollver to
the order of Brigadier (ionorulfl‘ylcr
lllti
fully instilled in doing under the proc-
cnt oxiiznnces. . ,
For a little while in the early part of
1987 we worn startled by turnout of
seeing Spanish warships off the court.
and hearing their guns. tidewctor (lon-
lng touch of that nerveti. It. uncover
ultitoist below it “Wu folt. .Tho'faltio
alarm vanlchad «in. location-.- .Thflt
was no case of futile alarm in}:
out tit-1779. .Tiiointintbrho r
New avan. tilt) 1%ch of...j.h 3 n3
cantata. Groom Finns tint! within,
Our grant gr 7 “ml”. know their; or»
it. audition . . ,illitl"l§,tlb‘3t3 the.
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ton.
lilo
antennae department or the university. .
resolves of .
plating of the fortifications and «thaw -
for the use of the posts at Nawhcndon ..
and tirotion half it. ton of the, load in. j
liuntlti belonging to the United. j
Sluice. which he doubtless would be p;
neciicui. had a very slight. Vill'l'mfiflflr .
or ybodyin tho camp!
, . Elwin: .’
noon ,Trycu'u, laud its. the pills,” of.
coast: HAv travail AND SUMMER. 1’
’ , COLD
637m» months withuvtiu‘mmer cold so ‘
Bulimia; .
tofu!
this patiuii‘iini'u 1m in his
‘Brideport Advhtnm tl. .
.’ ReadiCo:
Ecrabfl'wlicd 1857. ‘7‘
The store, clone: daily at five o’clock except Saturday. "‘i‘ 73;
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Last Week .of the i‘urmtutte :Scle-
The store closes at five o‘clock except Saturdays.
Among the choice bargains loft in tlic Furniturc Store
isa Three-piece Drawing Room Suitc. This will '20, a
treasure to thc appreciative prrson who “1in it. Anyone ;
Who understands the value of hand carved Mahogany and
elegant upholstery will sec at n glaucc how great is the
value. . l
FOIHIUI‘ prlcc, $176.00, August Sale Price, $75.00.
Bargains in Wash Goods.
The scction for Colored Dress Goods offers unbounded
attractions. Never were prices so tetuptiiit,r and the best
of it all is, the oii'critigs arc scasomiblc, and they will lie ‘2
just as good next year. 1
For thin, shecr gowns, to he made up ovrr white or .
sonic appropriate colored lining of silk or lawn are those ’
dainty fabrics:
Figured Silk MouSsclinc,
Printed Brussels Not.
Figured Scrpolrt.
value 50c, for 29¢
valuc 39c, for 25c t
vziluc 25t‘,itir 19c
It‘aury Striped halaisc, valuc 25c, for 15c *
Silk Muslin in plain colors‘ for 15c
For sensible and durable shirt waist dresses that will
Wear and wash wcll tlic year l‘lllilltlI‘ ‘
l’ci‘t‘nlcs. 36 itn it. light and dark, for BC
Striped Clintnlil‘dy. alwnyx l‘t‘llélllltf, for BC
liluck and Whitc llicrcrrizctl Checks. for IszC
Danish Cloth, all colors, l Isc ‘
Summer Toys.
Velocipedes and Tricycles.
it is the season whcii thcsc Sillllt‘ cujtiyalilc toys can be
put to good use. 'i'iic youngsters take solid comfort with
lllt‘lll. cuougli to repay our for the price.
Veiocipedes with strong iron frames, steel wheels and I
iltljllfilillilt‘ lcalhcr seats. $1.75.
'i'hc sonic stylc with rubhcr tires, from $2.50 up.
Tricycles with cxtra strong frames, steel wheels, plush
Clii't‘l’t‘tl adjustable Struts. from $3.00 up. ’
Tritiycies with heavy tulic frames and cushion rubber
tircs, vcry fun: and “cosy running from $7.50 up.
M m L Sl‘ 1;: .
Special QPricoS on,
GOODS.
WASH GOODS.
COTTON .‘CLOTHS.
GOWNS.
t, ’ w ‘CORSET COVERS,
ART SQUARES. . ,
MATTINGS
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