Bounded on the North by the Purity 5le the
Snows; On the 505th by die Nutritious Wealth
of lth‘o Tropics; on the East by the Héélth—
tulneis of Scientific Baking; on the WeII't by.
‘ th'e Energizing Power of the ~Mountains. ’
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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ALL GAMES POS'I'PONED.
Nothing Doing in Conocticut League
Voeterday—National and Ameri-
" can League Games.
All the baseball games scheduled for
tho, ,Conncclicut Leugno \IIsteIduy
Were postponed t'lll-llt'l'ulllll. of tho
heavy rainstorm, which made tho
grounds too wet for ”If.”
National League.
R. ll. E.
Phlia. 001 l i~-—3 I 2
Pittaburg 0 II l 0 II ----- i 5 2
Batterim: Nichols and Abbott; (illlii‘
and Gibson.
American League.
At Philadelphia:
It. ti. II).
Philadelphia II II t l II-~-~2 6 t
8t. Innis 0 II ii II liwil II i
, Batteries: \‘VIIIlIlI-ll :Ind Sehreek;
Howell and SIIIIIII'II.
At Washington:
R ll. it).
Cleveland 0 t .‘l i Li 0 II o ti~7 l7 i
Phiia. II II it II 0 ti II II own 5 :3
Batteries: Hess and Clarita: Jitt‘tlll‘
sen, Townsend and Kllll'etlgtI.
At New York:
H. H. II).
01l)llti0‘21--—filll
(i 1 ti 0- Ii 13 2
Detroit
New York I) II 0 on
Batteries: Killian and WIune';I Orth.
"Hogs and Klelnow.
National League.
Won. inst. l’.t‘.
New York. 74 31 .705
.PlttsbIIrg, (it; 30 .629
Chicago. til I Ii .570
Philadelphia, no to .552
Cincinnati. m5 no .525
St. Louis, Iii tiil .376
Boston, Rh 7:: .31: l
Brooklyn, 82 7 i. .1511
American League.
Won. host. 1’.t‘..
Philadelphia, on 38 .IiII-i
Cleveland, 5r. 4‘," .57!
Chicago. .5: All) Mo
.New York, viii it .527
Boston, Ill! 43 .521
Detroit, -ll~l l»: .17 ii
Washington, its Int .39:
St. Louis, 3i [:4 .ll-lT
PURE BLOOD Is A DEFENSE,
.ltimwnu safety A [)t‘l‘t'ltlli whose
L , blood is in nu impure and llllmval‘lHll”
, ed condition in in the greatest danger
of catching any infectinua or epidemic
(“56589. DI. Kennedy’s Favorito‘
’Remedy in tho InlldIIat, nal’eat and our
out purifier of the blood thus striking.
9 root. of Kidney. lilvor and Bind-
lneaoos. $1. 00 III all droughts;
it
der
III—Em“ .
‘ GRIFFlTH'S ‘ CASE.
National Baseball Commission Thinks
No Further Action Necessary.
CINCINNATI. August,16.—~Tho Na-
tionnl busohnll commission Incl hero
yesterday to consider the case of How
urd (lrifiith of the JeIsoy City Eautorn
league team, charged by President
lieu Johnson with having conspired to
distupt the American tongue.
After tho connnisalon had been call
od to order a Icnolutinn I'IeIitlng tho
notion of the National absocintion in
regard to Grillith was read, in which it
was announced that flIithth had been
nunInIaIlly IIIIIIIved irony all connec‘
tion with tho national association and
from llll‘ national board of nihitialion.
in VliIW of this fuel the bnsobull ('()lll-
walnut whom tlIII charges lind l)(,k:ll
IIIIIIIII was no longer IonnIII'tIIIl with
bIIsoliuli the IIIso wns no longer bII-
fore tho commission and it. was there-
t‘ore formally stricken from the rec
ordn.
A TOUCHING'STORY.
is; tho saving l‘ronI'drhilI of thtI baby
girl of (ion.
He writes: ‘At the one of ii nioIIlluI..
out little git] wax in declining health,
with seIlous 'l‘hront Trouble and two
physicians gmo her up. W0 were al
most in despair, when II II l‘Ci-loht‘Il to’
try Dr. King‘s Now Discovery for (ion
suinption, Coughs and Colds, The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four
bottles she was cured, and is now in
perfect. houlth." Never fails to row
lit-VII and t'urII a cough or cold. At‘
II‘ II. Baxters ding ntme: 600 and
st. 00 guaranteed. 'l‘rlnl bottle from ”
STEAMER STRIKES SUNKEN
WRECK.
lil.()t‘.l( ISLAND, R. l.. August ifi.~I—,
'l‘bI- sit-unior New Shorehom, while [Ell—f
terlug the harbor yesterday on llt‘l‘ trip
from l’l‘fH'llll‘lliK} with one hundred
pnssrnners on board, struck II sunken!
wreck. and after an exciting run for,
the dock sunk to the main dot-k just
as she not alongside tho. pier The
Iitth‘t nneiu worn able to loud over tho
usual gtingplunk.
l
“HI-hing hemorrhoids wot-o tin-i
pluuuo of my life. WIIII almost, wild.
Donna Ointment cured IIIII muddy and
pIIIInIInIIIllII Iit‘ter doctors had full—
I~."Il (‘ l-‘. t‘ornwoll, Vulicy street;
Satugertioii, N. Y.
GROTON STATION ROBBED.
(i itO’l‘ON Conn, Alb! ust lli~~WaIl
ron Chapman, ntntlmi IIInster at. Grol
ton depot, found on IIrrlvul nl the'd dei
pot yeaterdny mornlutz that tho pint-Ii
had boon entered aome time durin
the night ll’roni tho ill. kot. oillco Htllll
InilIIngIs books and a number of tlIIlI
Ida Irvin iIIlIIIII. Herein] slot machine.
weIc Iiiled. The Job waI-I probnbl
done by It hobo gang which has infos
ted New London for the punt ft-
wot-its.
A. Eyler, Cumberland, Md:
t‘ :4- flee-.55.
T0 EXPERIMENT WITH NEW
MOTOR
Another Hearing in Simplicitles Auto-
mobilgICompany, of Middletown.
MIDDLE’I‘OWN August 16~A hear-
ing was held before Judge Cam in
tho SupeIlOI Court. yesterday on the
diminution for II Icceiwr for the Sim
plieitiIIs Automobile Company, filed by
W H. Kitto, (If the company. and oth-
Ins. Befmo tho homing begun, thI
otlginnl complaint was made by the
mummy for the plaintiffs to includc ill
lIIguiioIIs oi" ‘I'ollusiou nnd guise. this
Illttllllm'lllulll in tho conduct and con
trol of the cor‘poiutiouf
it was declared during the lienrini:
in bIIlIIIlf of tho plILIIItilI thut II‘I. ll
Snyninur, of New liurtford. Lind Mr...
mission IlIIeiIiIIIl that to: tho individual: ilillvry, "f iinrtl‘ord. utoI-lIliolderu. bud
plotted to get control of the company
and not-mo the minimal of the hunt-
nosis to liuitt‘ord to expeilnienl on a
now IIIotoI it “as also IIllIIgI-d that
thIIo nttnclunentu enIiIIngI-rinu lhI
lll"(lti])(‘.tl.t4 of the contorn had been put
on the proporty recently, the largest,
being for tho hum of $10,000 in a null
brought by Mr. Seymoun 'l‘ho pluint
lifts proposml Wnlluco K. IIIIeon, olI
MidIilI-Itowh, i'or receiver. while the
Hurtfoid intoiestn wanted “alter ll
Choir of ilniiford u IIIpreaentutlvc in
tho ltiglslaltllt‘. .ludixc Case took tho.
papers utter It lengthy hearing, and
will nnnonnco his derision inter.
A WARNING TO MOTHERS.
'l‘oo mueh eat-II cannot be. used with
small children during tho. hot. weather
of the summer months to guard
against bowel troubloa. (live Cham-
berlain‘s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and then a dose of cantor
oil, und the. disease may be checked
in its lncipicney and all dunner avoid»
0d. The (‘lli-llUI' oil and this romody
should be proeurod III. once and hunt.
I‘IIndy for instnnt use III-I soon its tho
llrnt indication of any bowvl trouble.
IIppIIIIrII. This is the most. nuceosunlul
treatment known and may be rolled
upon with implicit. confidence even in
cases of cholera infuntuin. For sun
by Sililnon-l’owoil Corporation, (Jill:
lord Pharmacy and Zelttusn Plum-I
matey. ‘-
MISS ROOSEVELT TO VlSlT IN PE.
KIN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Annual 15,:th
\‘it‘os rIII-oivod yIIIItIIrIluy by the liner
Mongolia and corroborutod by tho
i'aeltie» Mull SIIIIIInnhip Company
stain thni. Minn Allro llonnevolt will
not. rot urn here with Secretary of Watt
Tall. and party, schIIIiulod to rerun
on tho Koren about October 1. Mind
Roosevelt it. in suld. bun been invitoIl
to visit tho family of MinlsIIIr W. W
Rockhill‘. .m. l‘oklu.'aIId will leave uni
fl‘nlt ,pnrty upon her return to Japan
from Mnnilu Accompanied by hot
companions, Mina McMillan and int:
llonrdnuin, IIhII will, proceed to [III in,
returning to Jump or, fihanizhnl whcrq
him will haunt Ilia steamer \uusdlh‘
nrrivin , on I 3.
It ( VC‘IIII
the world, from p
tight, oddr-proof
Mk your denier
.._'lIll.wN&
IIIIIIII III m out III «it not -;
, Gold Medal Citeamery Butter II a one
I and purity are guaranteed.
mekmf rimmhy‘ make'q- mt (1m
Ooldlm lmlh
OWE
ourized cream; and chines to y In table In an air- “til
l3
T“
Wariilli’g Shun (toil
. min monthly report ,‘ issued yesterday,
‘tion that t o 5an IliiIeIuIea ot the on
gum! otI ,
,qunntly and many ‘in the Winter and .
curly 5 ring than nt' other titties.
' Do th extremes of tempeiuture give a
‘ Now Havcn and
ii
ragga“: 5535”" N'ihfl‘fiwm an, 0"}
now To ayaibghflggg‘igrm‘;
on re mg (I u
_ hi I It 'i
but 55 till ‘ will? .
.: .NI downhill-windm-
Win
Lllllllltll iii. M
.,|l,,gnge r5 imp; film 955
"Wlnti Children Eiiilllcifilly
ailil Dottdr is Prompted in
Good Work
W
' Following hle ouiuom since becom-
lnu secretary of the state board of
health, Dr. C. A, IllndIIloy, M. D.,‘lu
gives the peoplh a timely warning
III part the uncretury 53in:
"It is a matter of common observa-
rspii‘n‘titm ocqur more Ire»
in eqita ly true 'tliu‘t diuordtlrs ot the
digestIVe organ: are for more fre-
quent in the months or July, August
An important queatlon is. way do we
have pneumoiiln in cold wcu’thur and
diariliroal. dlscasée in hot wéathur.
full and satislactory explanation? It
is Inidunt that cold and hunt: are not
Iissontiul to zhelr production, because ~
they do occa lonolly occur in any nil-
IuIItic temporature The probability in
that the effect 0,! teniperutnre is not
IiircI-t in causing those ulsaases, but
that its influence is chiefly limited to
producing chndltlonn'eand environ-
ment favorable to the dovcloptue'nt Iii
these disousea
“Diarrhoenl disorders are not di-
routly produced by a high tempera-
turc Such as are not caused by or-
Iianic disease are the result at erIors
at diet. The moi-It numerous ,vlctiniu
nip intents. it is not because they
are infanttl. tor infants that Ilorlve all
their nourishment from natuI-‘es
warren do not hare diarrhoea." .
The death lute was :31 fur the large
towns and. for Ill whole state 20.
As usual tho tfieiunte in the death
rules botween. the large and small
townn is always greatest in hot wcnlh—
ill, duo mostly to infantile diuirhuuu.
which is always loan prevalent in the
fresh milk supply III the counttr.
The deaths reported from lnfectlotm~
dineaI-Ioa wore is; being 1L3 per cont.
of the total mom teliiy.
Consumption is now recognized as
an infectious disease. and in this and
luture reporta will be no counted
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“II but In llan Always Bought
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Signature of
W.
OPENING OF NEW CONVENT. I
St. Jomph'e in New Haven Almost
Coxmpleted—Reception to Nuns.
NI‘W ll \i'El N, August Inn—Ari,
rangemeuts have been made for the op
coins of St. .‘losephu (-55va and
boarding mhool at his Greene Bird of,
on Septembu i. The (‘owcll house,:
which wus purchased by the ltov.‘
Father Russo ll puator of St Patrick II
ClIuII-h last spring. has been rIIIIiodIi
elod told a three story addition had
been built on the rear. There arc‘
Itbout 'ill sic Ipiug rooms in the bulldl
lug uud fit‘t‘tllillllflllllilvllfl fox the work
'whlch lllt‘ Sta-torn of tho Holy Ghosfil
ale to curry on
I“ IIIItiIipIItion of the opening or “III
convent, Illahop 'I‘ieInI-y has sent for
30 more of the French nuns who at
mining roIn France to this city;
Some of them will go to a convent in
BIl.IlI;cpoti l
The Queen II Daughters under whoa?
pnlronuize lllt‘ convent in to be con
(lilt‘l tIin will hold a meeting next wee]
und unrunge for II. public rut-,5 tion It
the ronvcnl pIinr lo the open ng. l
DANGEROUS AND UNCERTAIN. .
For i-Illlllilll‘," letter and all skin anIll
scalp (llhefltitéfi ertt'II Witch Hazel
Salve him no 9 ant. it in n obrtiIinl
cure for blind blending, itching and)
Iotrutlln piles. it will draw th
rc out Iil' a hurri hnd heal without
leaving 5. Hour Bolts old sores, curJ
bung-ins, Iain, M quick l hurt-d by tlid
ltio of the gunu nu pet tt‘t'o Witch llnl
IIl Salvo. Adctipt no nnbstltuto 51
”they nrq tilll‘ll dangerous and uncer
tnln, Sold by The Clifford PlIIIr~
mbcy.
,I'J E. WWI-BOW kitttb or rnAIN
qul Rofiqiiewhido Iain Op nont' o
ow IV tron
1151‘!“ l 'fi‘liltllll M ”XII "‘" Austin}
.- ~‘..I iIIIIWIIIII ébbliit,h thrman 0
mi til‘tl o1 Nt‘ Roblidlio
if!" it“.
Nail, 3333”") mu" kiwi“ 3:th autumnal
wait lulleIt'rh‘ rh‘gndlty ll‘y’h New more
prom III t'rI'Il "Olin th.
r
5“in? Zit‘ri II... I???"
kill urmn
It
or 5:553 ”III. I I I In
Manon walul
I)" in ‘.I mist 33!! one Attic
nl‘ Ion II
c you: titty git 3553:5513” "lle‘a
III!
on It hilt
it!
a r “3‘3"“ II thliiiiiod
o In than
II‘ 0 0 0
5355155 ”I Wig.“ I”
he tutti boon 55min
climate coal
:oncerning the diseased of the new "
none, their canoe and prevention. :
II’
and September than ln’ other months. .
. three months with n summer cold so
. Store.
. ot nophiortotta. they nro dangerouu.
‘i day real: when mombere or the cum
I got them cunt .
on ,
witnliiti wlto‘ find tivo bin family, .. III
Hartthrd ”Nilliflldtl 7
55mins in the awning Do not
allow a \I'cz. i. staunch of 5",. ad
liver to ‘rOb \bu bilitliu in O!
‘ ; and the world laughs with you.
‘ No need then for rose colored
. TlnSSCS. Beet'lianis Pills start
"health vibrations to {Ill phrt's‘ of
't'he bo'dy Ivliilc' putting nI ruddy
. tinton‘ lips and checks. l‘b‘crcs
health in every box. Ilealth ior
excry man, woman and child
Boultums l’ills . "
If; ,I;
4’ m—
Sold Etcrywhci‘c. 'ln bdkoo'iflc. and .5e.
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BRIDEGROOM'E' DEATH REVEKLS
MARRIAGE.‘
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Jay 0. Mb'ore, Husband of Edna Smith,
' of New Rochelle.
NEW‘ROCIIEIAIE, N. Y.. August it;
—~The announcement of the Ileuth‘ ot
the bridegioom in Alaska Ievenls the
Inurrlnge of Jay 0 Moore and Miss
Edna Smith, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
,chry T. thnith of New Rochelle
nearly foul Inonllis ago.
Mrs. Monro is a. graduate of Clnv
crlek College and her father was for-
merly City Clerk. Her husband was
well known in engineeIing circles in
New Rochelle. whom he Wits formerly
engaged in business Recently he took
Ii position as mining engineer and
wont to Alnokn.‘ It in mid ho was
working in the gold mines when it
llll‘t't‘ or Idato' fell, ntriking him on tho
bend, and killing him instantly. Illin
body will be brought. to New York.“
’l‘he bride's father. ilcnry '1‘. Smith.
at one time conducted a newspaper in
Port Chester.
CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER
COLD.
A, J. Nusbnnm. ilntosvlile. Indiana.
writes: "last year I suffered for
distressing that it interfered with my
business. I had many of the symp-
outs of hay fev vor anti a doctor a pres
took several medicines which seemed,
to only aggravate. my case. Fortu
naiely I lnsiatod upon having Foley‘s
iloney and TM and‘it quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley‘s
cess." SON at
Pluistod'n DruI:
-_.......
JAMES KELLEY. THE CIRCUS BOY
IMPROVING.‘
May Recover. But Mind Will be Cloud
ed It is Feared.
‘NEW ROCIIILIIII I.I,I August Nix—Jim:
tlo IllnInIlII Kt-llov. the Hargreaves}
circus pony rldet who nus t'elonlousl
Iaruultcd by an ltnlinn on the night o
tho circus. and who has been liovmlnni
boiweon life and death at the Smithl
atrect hospital, was sold this Innrninit
to be gaining, and now every hope is
entertained for his; physical tucovery
although tho-re anI grave doubts iI
his mind will ever be really clear
again. '
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BOOTHING AND BOOLING.
"l‘he naive that heulu without a near
to DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo. Nd
remedy effects such wood relief Ill
dram out inflnmmntio,7 soothes;
cools and/hook all cuts burns out}
brutttee.’ A euro cure for IPlltIs on
skin diseases DnWitt's is the only
genuine Witch Rabbi Silva. I [toward
.0.
said by The Clifford Pbormucy.
Nine Italians—12’ Will
ELKINS, W. Vin. Aug. l6.--Nlno
Italians were blown to shreds and
thrlr but reduced to utoma by (I dynaI
Inito ex xflouion at the construction
rump O Rhnl'euvy 9mm, about IIIII
Itilliaa from Durbtn between 1 and ‘Il
[o'clock yontmtiay morning. This in
thought to be only another chapter
in I tend lirtwecn a gang of dehpern
am and Indiana
1‘ a crime iron not Ilteco‘vem! unti‘k
rim nomad tho grtmnnmo Ilpootnrlo’ 0
part of tho. anatomloa of the Molnar
0th lihnl; lgln to tho trons. Th "I: (loot
wan p’r’lIInlI blind tuttth‘ni'o iii no erred
of it: perpetrators. *
k I. (”pills
I“,
i'.
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Mir. Ml
w l’Igi
tho no“ out: .
noturol nation,
‘ ‘ dbccl‘Ical‘Iii «makes‘ good'iu‘ai‘.“ ’
5‘ l tutti. . If everyone had a sound
. . stomach there would be no pee—
III,
II:
criptlon did not. reach my case, and i .
Honey and Tar with the same suc- .
wannnsmyniuoa I
9%.qu M‘
Bridgeport: Advertieementl. ‘ ’
‘
n»—
Read.Co.
.5 ’ mutt/:01! 1557.
i 4 I'M—v“ ‘ i ' ‘ ‘ "It I
The store close: daily at five o’clock except Satdrdey. " ,5
,I , In :11:
. I. .m
" I l i I “
Comfort ",1. These. .
Au 0qu $1 25 Hammockn 5575 one
That is what We have done to the iii. 25 Hammocks.
Marked them to 75c, and they were considered excellent
value at their fIII nu price. ’llicre Is an assortment of dif-
ferent colors the} have fringed 'sldcs, pillows, {ind arc alto»
{Tl‘tllct‘ very thSlrll)lC. ' 75c. Basement, foot of, center stair-
way.
mi 5-
.’l
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Cotton Grenadines. .
, You will find these on the huge center counter at the
W ash Goods section. and you will be impressed by their
I rcnsiblc and durable Itpptarance The colors are blttes,“tans
and browns, with stripes and dots of white. Capital for
every day frocks. .
, me a yard.
Summer Nightgown
I\ small lot of \‘IIinsoIIk lNightgowns left from the sale
t‘l quicImtIslins. 'lherc III-c lhrcc styles, high neck, square
neck and V-ncek, tiinnucd with lace insertion, tucking and
embroidery. ’Wcrr $1125 and $1.50, to close out. at 95c each.
Nainsook, not illl‘Ibllll.
Ideal Tissue Builder.
One of the best aids in caring for the eompltxion is the.
ideal Tissue liuilIlI-r. it is‘the most velvety of Toilet
(reams, containing an oil I'cry‘ne'arly like that ofltlle hu-
man skin. If used before going out it is a preventative of
yunbtun. and when I-I- mm Id all the dust and inmI' of travel
tomes with it ieming the tune clean and feeling soft and
Iomt'ortable. 'lrt-Ivelcrs and automobilists will appreciate
this line t‘i‘t‘ilill. $100 :I lili. Toilet Section.
liluck lace-striped lintistes,l 12% and me It yard.
l‘Illlt‘k Sateen Petticoats, two. rulllcs, value 98c, at 69c.
”to
£....‘: I5 .
t
For this Week’s special we have taken
1
I
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.
LADIES' cOLoneo wAIsrs ........ .. ....... . 35:
Value 50:.
LADIES’WHITE‘WAISTB .. .............. . ...... . . . . . .350
Value 70c.
LAouIa‘ WHITE wars-rs .................... .. ............. . ..... .. sue
' ' . ' . Valve 51..oo
LApIea' wmre wusrs ....................... . .......... . ....... We
Value Si 00.
BetteI'Gratles. :SImIlaI. Reductions.
Alf-ran dun “Minimum out. we FIND MANY Irene m
“rt-ml: Walnut Maintain AT eALe PRICES
LOOK won me aAIIoAm couuraa. .
oMIiLI. QUANTITIES.
on leftow.
hf:
' {mm ‘l; I I'll,
, mil . IIltIII “M I
.I‘l ' . II lI'i’fi'TI't [III ..
'1‘ wuuiuo‘l‘on an. . .-
I II alto; ,Ili»
oil
:in
117,55; melt" will
wnina cwvnéwsiihs’s
I II‘liuII.‘.. .'l
, .,
' V , S aasnrraas.
III MN am
It IIIH' n lt'l‘ll I"
Norwalk Chronicler