. _. 30 M— Stark. uuurterinus.
833
‘. aims bristle", Company
if. Thirriilnfnntry. . .
[It lieutenant Arnon A. Ailing,
VD. Second Infantry.
MI Lieutenant Arthur Putnam
_ hr . Company iii, Third infan-
e tenant Edward L. Fox.
‘ ocoud Infantry.
gaunt John J. Bosworth.
to Company.
i9 Charles E. Bennett, Com-
.d‘ Infantry.
, William Williamson, Com-
_ _. «Hrs "Infantry.
(at) £0. l Ellis E. Baker, Jr.. Com-
. ., ,ccpnd Infantry.
, ._ te'Chorles W. Harrison. Com-
m, Second Infantry.
p Pr at Thomas E. lteed, Conipany
‘ Second infantry.
Private Henry A. Riley, Company D,
Socorro Infuntr . .
Private William D. Rlloy, Compton:
D, ‘fiocond infantry.
Private Ernest 0. Simpson, Com-
:DMVF, Second Infantry.
By order of the Commnndcr-lmChicl,
. GEORGE M. HOLE.
_. Adjutant-General.
OGlcisl: -
THERON C. SWAIN.
Acting Assistant Adiutuuttlcnorui.
FAIRS FOR 1905.
Announcement Made by Connecticut
Board of Agriculture.
The Connecticut Board of Agricul-
ture annouucos the agricultural l‘nirs
. in the state for the coming scason and
dim repprl. shows on increased nunilmr
of fairs for 1905. Of the 37 towns and
districts mentioned in the nnnounro.
meat all but four. Madison, Mortdcn.
Wallingford and the Connor-flout Hor-
ticultural Society will hold fairs this
_ year. .
In New Iiavcu county. iirnnt’ord and
Orange will open their fairs on imbor
Day and both will continue for throo
days. The Guilt‘ord i‘uir will be bold
September 27. and the iluubury fair
, the crowning event of tho kind in
. Connecticut. the onlirc work boginninu
Monday, October 2; Clinton and tho
Waterbury Driving Company have not
yet. selected tho doing for their shows.
The New Haven (loimty Horticultu-
mi Society will hold the annual flower
show in New liuvrn. Nov. 7. ii mid
9. Another unnuul t't’t'ili of interval to
the entire state is tin.» show of the
Connecticut. lioirymcu’s Association.
which will be bold in Hartford, Jun.
17‘ and 18, 1900. Thu l'omologlrul So-
ciety will give their oxhlbii in Silllll!
city not yot sclcotcd about ()ctobcr 1.
Other intro of the state will be as
follows:
New London courtly. Scpicmlwr 12-,
"H, in Norwich; Windhnm County In
Brooklyn. Suptcmhor 12-14: lkuicon
Valley in Nnugnlurk. Soplrnibcr ii;
Berlin fair. I-‘Ioptcmbor 20422: (Bolohvo
ter (lrnmzc, Hoptomlmr ill; linst Grun-
by, in October: Furiuinglon Valley in
Collinsvliio, Sopicmbor li-7; tlruuhy,
' September 27-28; (lroouliclii Country
' Club, Greenfield Hill, Soptcmbcr iii-ii”);
'Hnrwinion, October 3; New Milford.
September 12.16; Newlowu. September
3538: Putnam Park Association, San.
lumbar 2-4-0; Rockvllle Fair Associa-
don, September 26-23; Stafford
print, October 3-40; Union (Monroe,
telly“! Huntington, Septcmber 21-22:
ion moment. clot, in Sonicrs, Sop-
miiar 10; Wothorstlold, Soplombor 20
7.18.. The Horsoshoc i’urk Agricul-
VrnlAssocintion in Willinmntic. Sop-
temper 19-21; Woodstock, in South
.Woodltcck. Soptembor 18-20.
circuit EXPLORERS Mil. ran
. . . LONDON.
EN. Norway, August 17.-—'I‘ho
tint dimmer Torin Nova, which no-
or like. command of William B.
(O Imp, secretory of tho into Wlllium
g outer rescued Anthony ii‘liiln, of
rootityn. N. .Y.. and the other mono
'l‘l'ot tho Zlogicr polnr oxpinllliou.
lied today for London.
”ww‘ “a.
THOMPSON'S PORTRAIT.
A iihhdsomo uorlruil of tho lulc
if? Thompson has boon prosciucd
_ e, Fairiichl County I‘lhr library
tithe Thompson onlllir'. it will Ina
hung, on the main Hialrwlll' of Court
all” biiiiigngfnarIShs nominal liool!‘
., . urcu‘ out li‘n R. o
t; 'l ‘
lgatli ”oping who ‘ nint'cd
’ tin. tilt:
‘ftéttfi’hdirt and is
- dition. ‘ _ ‘
.woodn our 0‘: rd. ton lulled Iontlr
. n coupling thotmi
stun-it nu mm 0pm. too much
' may mun lint-d ind one on rm do.
01W
" , Manchu on landfill-rim
. match up}!1
, , flirt, flow '
riot! 8, Q9323?” rs rt , ,
giloiloler Hill. ‘ r.,
.. Wednesday. August
“1 ~ DIENIOVES rue limo” mom.
Pro. Moulton 101mm ,Ho Ho: Discov'
, orod Solutitln of Evolution of
Polar. ”atom. . .
CHICAGO. August 17. - be Plano
theory of tho Nobolsr Hypoth-r
theorem-lion of the universe.
which has stood sorvino for more thou
a century in the scientific world was
, turn to pieces yesterday. by Prof. li‘.
R. Moulion. of tho university roll Chic!»
go, who bollovos that he has made the
rout solution of» tho evolution of our
Assisted by Prof. Tho-
in, hood of‘thc noo-
department, Prof. Moulton has
been working for more
years ,to disprove the “Mug" theory
and toast up what he terms that “
The results or their re»
searches were made known yesterday
“the evolution of the
golar system" delivered by Prof. Moul-
fiy.
Pom . Morgan, Thiry in-
u‘w tiiiitmII-i.’ Warren. Com-
uolsr system.
than C. Clinmberls
in a lecture on
“The 8 ring" theory was brought out
by ho Place in 1-706 and has been no-
cupied, almost universally up to the
present time,” declared Prof. Moulton.
"The theory which Prof.
thin and myself hold in the spiral the-
ory. We believe a second sun-disturb
lug sun, moved down near «out our
sun and caused on our sun enormous
tides, thousands of miles high.
tides were similar to the titles of the
son. Ono tldo was at the point nonrost
tho disturbing sun and the. other tide
was on the opposite side.
shot, towards tho disturbing sun. 0r~
dinuriiy It. would have been strulghl
up, but tho disturbing
around in an elliptical sort of orbit.
(:onsoquonlly all the ninsscs thrown
off wore in a spirit] dircciion. onc lliit‘i"
unoliior, which ucci‘uuilu for tho or-
bits of tho. piuiu'ls.
illflHHt‘H worn, uttrnctrd to tho largo
nuclei which mude liicm
A TOUCHING STORY.
is the suvlnp: from death of tho baby
girl of Goo. A. Eylor. (lunilierliimi. Md
‘At the turn of 1.1 months.
our littlc girl was in (inclining hculth
with scrious Throat Troifh e, and two
physicians gurc her up.
most in despnir. when we resolved to
try Dr. King's New lliscovory for Con
sumptlon, Coughs and Colds. 'i‘ho first
bottle gavo rcliof; after taking four
bottles shc was cured. and is now in
perfect health."
Have and l‘ili’t! a rough or cold.
I", H. Baxter‘s drug store; Ella and
Trial bottle free. ”
PHILLIPS GOES TO G. P. A15
The c. N. E. 8:”er Statement Out
statement of Control Now England for
tho dunricr muting June 30 is out (it
lino with olhcr slnlcmcnts sincc Now
It shows («irisldcrnhio dcoronse in
gross Illlti u net loss of $29,486 uric:
pnymcnt of operating cxpensos. iii
to tho illltli'it‘l‘ for which returns nro
Just to hand tho curnings of tho road
other Now Huron acquired mutt-o.
51,00 guaranteed. have shown encouraging growm.
bnvo boon which cut down curntugs
they do not scent to huvo had to (it
with u smull nlovomeut of freight
Woll Known Railroad Official Promot. cars so tho number passing over the
ed From Rank: of Ticket Sellers.
(ilmrlcs ti. Phillips, chief cicrk of
tho lickct ugont's office at tho Now
iiuvon dcpol of tho Now York, Now
linvcn & ilnrliord rullroud, was noli
tied (0-day that ho iillli boon promoted
to a intuition in tho dcpnrlnicnt of thc
gonorui paissrngor uncut at tho gonor-
nl oilire building of the road, to report
to F. C. Coloy. tho assistant genlll'lli
passenger scout.
Sinci- tho consolidation of the de‘
pnrtmvnt of tho gcuri'ui tlrkct nut-ill.
rooonlly pl‘t‘flilif‘ti ovor
’l‘ickcl Agent Slntcs. with that of tho
trenorui pusscugm‘ ngcnt. it has brcn
found dcnirnblt- lo illfillit.‘ now blood th-
to lhcso dcpnrtnicnlu. mid Mr. Phil
lips. who Is ono of the most active
and luudful mou in this brunch of thr-
sorvicc. has been selected to fill the-
posiliou ‘dculrcd.
His pinco at the New Rayon lcr-
mlnoi, which is it most. responsible
one. will be taken by S. A. Pratt, of
Hartford. who silocccdod him ill 1hr
Capital 1:in whim his (.‘illlli‘ to Now
Hovcn ilvo niid oun-lmlf yours nun.
Mr. Phillipa will icnvc many friends
behind him in taking the now posi-
now than whcu tho Control New Em:
iiilid was an illill'peliiionliy owned pro
pcrly. in Jilly. 40.000 frclxlu. (turn
passed orcr lhc bridge which was fut
in oxenss oi" any month undcr the old
regime. l'orlmps ilic wuukuoss of tho
slrhoturc Is rcsponnibic for n polir)
of light loading.
of tho curative merits of that. grew
modiclnul ionic, Electric Bitters. t‘ot
sick thimllt‘ll. llvrr and kidneys. Marl
ii. Walters. of Mil St. (lint! Ava, Co
iuinbus, 0., writes: “For sow-rut
months. i was given up to die. l lmd
lover and upon. my norms wore
wrecked; i could not. sloop. and my
stomach was so weak. from useless
(loctorsf drugs, that I could not cut
Soon after beginning to take Electrit
Bitters. I obtained relief. and in it
short time i was entirely cured.“
Gunruntod at I“. ll. Baxter's drop
store; price 500. ,
Corporate Exlotonoo of 3.000 concerns
AY FEVER AND SUMMER
'60 a law which became operative Tuesday.
tho corporate existence of liproxlmoto'
ly 0.000 Conducticnt cor orstlons is
provisionally abolished. .110 not pro.
vidcs that the thousands of corpora-
tions which uro specified by noon»
shuii denim to claim on Full. 10.
lilitil, but any corporation named in
tho schodulou which boforo that ditto.
shall make tho snnunl report rouuirotl‘
by low and uhall my to the stationary
u
i. .
A. J. Nusbnum, lintcsvllle. lndiuno.
"lost year i suffered for
three monthii with a summer cold so
distressing that it inlorforod with my
1 had many of tho symp
toms of buy lover, and a doctor‘s pron
uriptlon did not rouoh my coho, and i
took several \modlclucn which soomod
to'only aggravate tny‘ colic.
patchy l lnslntod upon hnving Foloy’u
iloncy and TM und it quickly cured
My wife huh ulncc unod ii‘oloy‘n
Honey and ’l‘sr with the some sur-
Bold lit I’lslstod’s Drop:
oxmupt from the operational the low.
end of troubln. Anvonszwho million
It a rule to hoop Chunborllln'o colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
band knows this to it!) a fact. For
”Mu-hp“
GOLD SUMMER WEATHER.
Ovarooatu and Straw Hat. Worn When
ship by Stillmml’owoll , Corporation.
Dropped Bolow
Cllllord Pharmacy and Zeitfuoo Phar-
l.
_ many. . .,
Willi the continuation of the stormy
weather youlcrdny tho wenthor was
very cool rind Inst cvcnlhit after it had
cirat'od of, the mercury (umtlnuoii to
Mon throughout tho day [I
« hovered about tho 00 degree mark. All
to. mutt tut. availing many men were
, nos): nearing moments in addition to
. then-straw halo.
the thermometer tubs
shamed til hits contents bail dropped
shd‘ no down in the to
.litlliw Ava. August ili.-'l‘lio
easterly storm oi this wcoktprolmbly
but not motor-taut, hurt the oyster out
off. this
dpnc harm on other grounds of tho
sound. The storm come it little too
into. to Mancunian in tho optimum
oyster armors hero. on loyalist-days
ago there was avid _ w .
drop.
still low
":1 .
. i t "r. , H l’,_.‘
“Milli, WA Willem ‘
coupon, Armin il.-~'i‘rid
to this city over antiwar: and m
. cantor branch of the New York. Now,
' Haven and Hartford railroad wm do
” bayou con to two hours yesterday or: '
account of :1 small
.. on .
wam in...“
mind ,‘
"ntion. The ,
. was the‘ .
all by MajuGthri‘ Ad
New Enzl , at The first; at
.édmvi ect- of
in this round M1 is
mental thin ”pros to ow:
"‘ Bancroft roglmontu
first. round. 300:
was given third place.
W...
A WARNING To MOTHERS.
berloln’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
oil, and tho disease may be checked
in its lncipicncy and all dnngor avoid—
ed. The cantor oil and this remedy
should be procured at once and kept
first indication of tiny bowel lroubic
trcntmcnl. known and may ho relied
upon with implicit confldonce oven in
by Stillsond’owoll )orporntlon, Clll"
lord Pharmacy and Zcili'uss Plum
mncy. "
M W-.._._.._.
FALLING OFFglN NET.
a“...
of Line With Others.
NEW YORK, August 1?.—~'l‘hc
iiuvon iicuulrcd control of tho roud its
Whatcver the upcciui causes inuy
Poughkccpstc bridgc is much groan-l
“M
-._...
PUBLIC l8 AROUSED.
The public is aroused to u knowledgl'
.0
WM...
MAY LOSE THEIR CHARTERS.
Provlolonnliy Abollchod.
HARTFORD. August 17.—«Under a
nitric n forfeiture of 025 shall ho
W...
A little torathonsht may more you no
I
I
, . . W
overall: our NOT Arrzorso.
port. although it may have
In Sim tn Piano, :
Au .
. owl-Mildhd‘lli 1 turnaround:
cruciuiuzmru till:
. . . S
. ‘ . , ”$25!. . limit
the best indiyidu "boom Wodgma‘do
by 86W)“ Wt P. Mmtow dompony
D. F‘iitetiflildlnq infantry, who “soot-gt
it out at n possible $0. The re -
team match,
Fifth. ”ltRSWhflflfllfi, " 247
Second Now Hampshiro, , 243
li‘lrsthoi‘pn Callisto. Mass, zoo
First Henvy Artillery, Mass. 236
First Maine, . _. 28‘)
First Rliodorlolund,‘ 231
Second Connecticut, 23)
First: New Adam shire, ' mill, j
Eighth Monsoon wits, , 226
Ninth Massachusetts,‘ iiiiil
Sixth Massachusetts, ‘ 220
Second Blinds Island, 216
First Connocticut. 182
The Mulno shooters Won the cadet
trophy. with a score of 287. The first
team of Battery 8, Massachusetts nos.-
vy Artillery, took second prize with
a score or 283, and the Co. A team of
Wakefield and Co. F‘, Second Connecti-
cut, were tied for third, both scoring
279. As the Massachusetts men scor-
ed 145 at. live hundred yards and the
Connecticut team two points loss for
the grcstcr rouge, tho Wakefield team
Too much care cannot be used with
small children during the hot weather
of the summer months to guard
against bowel troubles. (live Chum-
Rcmedy and then a dose of custor
ready for instant uso, as soon as the
appears. This is the most successsfnl-
roses of cholera lnfnntum. For solo
n-nlp diseases, licWitt‘i-i Witch Huzol
livid. thc Amcrirun smlmssador, has
of 1.000 acres. on which there is good
'l'lWlNo TO suornoiulovco-rr.
noun foreign liord has .
ii'u. tho vlccroy of Mixing. in motto ov-
nry. effort to annprosu t 9., boycott
which has now biannual “to Env-
itsii goods imported. it is liupnosad. by
, ilh.Amol‘iotln firm... .Kihillhllo rob.
Ants hovb uuhmi the genial!" ciih boil
' of commuting to unlit. i on: to slip
on: tindhcihl tronhlo w, 1 result. Much
of in
log transferred to il‘ilih ‘Ttiii. where
General Yuan Slit Kai. Vloqroy. of
cold”, but! prohi
£3313; rind ,strs‘n g! ,
‘ y pour on” .
my to nourish ox '
ammaoh. The mm ‘
than, ,toafatlir "
tonight :37th ‘0!
it you are too icon the
tbsi
pr
tyou at m not proparty
a.» mils ; I‘ll‘i '
”I l
spoofs
poop a
Kodoi '
Dyfipepala Cure
I
to digest and institution all
Constipation You will like it.
' Rut: the otomlcli. .robuilds tho
tissues and pivot firm duh.
.. ~ no u
Manhunt.“ ..
kiluumtlilo.
‘FOR DALE IV
TH” CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
. A . ,....._._.. MW
no BRICKLAYERIS’ aroma.
on Bank‘Street Building.
gono on strike. 'i‘lic story had it
boon rocclviug' Si pvr duy, it is sold.
in chumc of tho brick work, sold you
uory.
imply grcw out of thc discharge of
two or three of the mod whoso be-
mcn worn around ycstordnymorbing
rrudy to go to work, including Him-$0
who wore discharged}:
Top or twélvo, 4 mayors have
been cinpioycd on lliéi nildlng. A mn-
jorily of them worn outoi’down lilt'li,
litll- tiit' force now under employ is
composed about. cqimlly of Stamford
and out~of~town mull.
DANGEROUS AND ’uncunm.
likir sunburn, tctter and all skin and
Salvo has no cuunl. tit is a curtain
wire for blind, bleeding. Itching unit
protruding plics. It will draw thc
ilro out of n burn and heal without
touring a sour. Bolts, old sores. car
‘iunrics. etc, urn quickly cured by the
lisu of tho ncnuinc DcWilt‘s Witch Ha-
:ol Solve. Acropt no substitute in
lhuy 1m; oflcu «binge-rolls and uncor-
.uln. Sold by The Clifford Phur.
mucy. "
AMBASSADOR REID LEASEO
WREST PARK.
LONDON. August: iti.——-Whltclnw
teased tho iflit’ loluri Cowper's country
soul. Wrcsi Ptll'k. near Ampthill, Bod-
fordsitlro, llilli Mr. Réid itlili family will
tnko up thclr rcsidcnce there for tho
winter within 11. couple of months. The
ambassador hurt secured tho property
for. tho term of bill may in England
and pronouns to s end the winter
months thoro. as h is satisfied that
London winter would seriously afloat
his health. Wrost Park in a line plate
shooting. Tho estate to 38 miles
I
cgcronln ~
nullil‘liiiiimim
Dom the .
Stature of
SHANMIAI. Aliglwt i.6.~.'ifhc cm-
marredpnou-
.. 1.
rats the movement,,l r outbid nor;
a trade of snapshot ls‘uireudy lua-
1
oiled tho”, boycott.
W 4 .
gym the h
_ . ,ofmthe Wll c
Woilfitdrxp'foodt
l?“ difiotodond
. strip ' ' in do not but
Pillow imiwmwut. in
Incugh mama“? 9.393119“ not
can in! all mama lutm tint on
taunt; in n nullity Itomoohr pull in
muddy thou ‘proporttongmomsory-to
unsblo'tho attentional!» ammo arm
doth-italic,
be “ten. Kodol is not only o‘porfoot
digettont. but. it is o. reconstructive. tin-
nuo building tonic in well. Kodol cure.
indigestion. D’ t. 86hr Stomach.
Hoartburn. Pa pltstion of the Heart und
Directs Whit ,You Eat
Wet Weather in What Stopped Work
STAMFORD, August l7.~—Thcro was
it story out yesterday that the brick:
inycrs cmpioycd on tho Walton F‘cr-
uilnon brick block in Bank struct'hod
that the men wanted an increase of
:30 cools por day in words. They how-
iurold A. i’ili’t-klllfl. lhc coniructor
:crduy noon thcrc was no truth In tho
“Them to no sirlkc." said Mr. Par-
sons. “Wot wcuihcr is rimpouslblo for
thc rcssniion of work. The talk pros
tmvior With not sutisiumory. All the
3(1)“):
Slmltiilis 00 2 0 0] l 0 0—4 ii
the loss and other discomforis of tho.
from London. and Mr. Raid proposes,
co log the in Ilspdail his
sn‘iilmofiil’c. .. WW0? , it“
pit are [cousin win-anion Intuit
hoodocho. blitioulmoss, turgid lfvsr'ond,»
allot the ills resulting from motion
lion. They topics and strengthen the ,
liven- aorouiuuldioo. Sold by TI .
Clifford Mommy. ”t
i
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‘t‘ RAW; ~ :KNWKIOWLIAOUI WHIDr .
01.5.. v- err.
¥ All“; we
it
New London on v
“Gilli! M .59.,
blow LONDQ 1‘ Mm
ndon defame; ; spirit;
prinq
Morrison”... who icutura 9 iii
attt ‘ of. Moi list: is
‘With. two it. ors,
, Him.
by d s dumb gamer-7N
old on pots: clovoniy in tho ,
tnulnzil. New , London .bnlte "
hard and” he «was token’out}
hits and three nun:
pirc was on color. Score by tuning:
it H” n.
Springfield 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0——5 8 1
Batteries: ,Molxtughlin and Jossup;
“01‘-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘ ‘ I
Brooki n Token Fir-t (Mme From
P ttoburg and Loan Second.
PITTSBURG, August 17.——Brooklyn
won the first game by heavy hitting,
assisted by Pittsbbrg errors,'and the
second game looked like a Brooklyn
victory up to the seventh inning,
when four hits and two crrbrs put
'Ptitsburg in the lead. The locals have
seldom played more poorly than you»
terdsy. Attendance. 4,760. Scores:
.. R. H. is}.
Pittallurg 020100020~510 3
Brooklyn 2 0 0 3 1 1 1 2 0—40 10 2
Batteries: Finhcrty, Robertnilic,
illllohrnnd and Gibson; Mitchell and
Bergen. 'l‘imc,2:05. Umpire. O’Dny.
. R. H. E.
Plttshurg 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 limit 9 3
linttcrlcn: Phlliippc and Polls:
Siricklcit and Hitler. Time, 1:05.
Umpire, 0001*.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
, . ..._..._
Cleveland Takes Third straight From
. Washingtone-Otber cameo.
WASHINGTON, August i7.~.—Clcvr~
land bngood stick work yesterday
took thcir third straight game from
Washington. Pnttcn was knockcd
out of tho box in the first inning and
Adams, who succeeded him, pitched
clcvrrly. but with the exception of
one inning his lommnnios were unl-
bin to hit ncrnnrd with moo on buses.
Alicndlmcc, 5325. The Boom:
Wash. 000100000—182
l‘lot‘cimid l u :l l 0 it it o i«—~.s' ll 0
lluitcrtoo: Patten. Adams and Hey-
dcn; Bernhard and Buolow. Time.
1:35. Umpire. Connolly.
. Philadelphia, 6: 0t. Louis, 4.
PlitiiAIMiJ’HiA, August tin—Philip
dolphin scored its fourth straight vic-
lory over St. illllitl ycslerduy. Both
teams baticd freely but the hitting of
tho leaders was more opportune.
Wonthcr rainy. Attendance, 2,038. The
R. H. E.
Hills. 2 0 0 l) l 0 3 fo-w—ti 13 1
Batteries: Suth and Spencer;
ioakley and Schrcck. Time, 1:45.
Umpire, ()‘lxmghlln.
,Connootlcut League Standing.
Won host. RC.
i lolyoltc, 50 31 .656
Springfield. M 38 .687'
Bridgeport, 62 till .5“
Hartford, 40 42 .638
New London, til 45 .505
Moridcu, {I 48 .461
Norwich, 32 07 .305
New Haven, 29 02 .810
National Longuo.
Won. boat. PA).
New York. 74 iii .705
Pittsburg, 67 40 .627
Chicago. 61 46 .670
Phllndoiphiu, 59 ’ 46 .66»
Cincinnati, fill 50 .528
St. Louis. - 41 08 .370
Boston. 36 78 .324.
Brooklyn. till 72 .8”
AMERICAN LIAGUE.
x Won. host. P.C..
Philadelph lo, 60 as 1608
Clovoland, 07 42 .570
Chicago. 58 00 .070
New York, «l 41 . .627
Boston, 49 45 .621:
Dotroit, = 48 - 53- .476
,Wiiuhtmttou. 38 60 .380
St. Louis. . 34 05 .043.
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him. Miller in the last or the eighth
‘wns Shanta not ball. which. clumped
to pitch. and throw over t 8 grand
stand.“ its was benched by umpire
Kennedy and dined $50 by Manager
O‘Neil. of Springfield. Miller. who
succeeded by «Althisor, who finished
tho game. Kennedy’s work as um-
a gathering of sirasonable thin
have made three special lots.
_ No.1. ,A lot of high grade, Negligc Sh
imported Madras in blue and white, black an white, tan
and white, and gray cficcts. .
Thcsc Shirts have been regularly $2.00 and Si '50.
Closing sal price,'$1.so.
No. 2. Neglige Shirts of extra quality Madras; all in
light effects, late models, detached cuffs, reguizirly $r.3’5 and ‘
Closing solo“ price, $1.00.
No. 3. A mixed lot of Soft Shirts, permits and ch‘é'v-
lots in light and medium colors, cults to
15/14, 16, and my. only.
Collarlcss Niglnshirts of Langdon muslin trimmed with
blue, pink’ or” wliltehhé beading.
Closing on the bolts.
For the remainder of August we shall gtive up much
sparc iu the Toy Store to tin; summer sale of Dolls. There
are a few specials and a general i‘Q(
n.1nndon2001zioooo-otrs
‘ some of them $1.50. “
Bowler, Miller, Althlzcr and O'Con-
Onc lot of kid and jointed Dolls,
One lot (if kid body Dolls,
0110 lot of kid body Dolls,
Brooklyn 2 0 l o l 0 0 0 0—4 it) 4' Vch $3.50,
Wore $375.
Wcrc $1.75.
VVCI‘C $5.00,
Wcrc $4.00,
W‘cre $3.00,
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emu. ounm‘irlcc. row we Ans MARKIN
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Coils attached] r, detached.
thatch. Sizes
51119 price 39c.
50c.
luction oh the regular
were 25c. now 18c.
were lzgc, now 18c.
were 50 and 39¢, now 25c. -
A few Dolls used as samples and slightly mttSSed.
\Verc $4.00, 1
Were $2.50.
We‘re $1.50.
stock tlicsc reductions.
Were $3.25.
Wcrc $2.50,
Were $1.00,
new $2.00
now $1.75
new $1.00
now $2.39
now $2.00
now .89
A div DidiGoliartkféomc'at(hull-'priccysohié less.
Infants’ Tan Lisle socks.
;\ new assortment; ordcrcd several wccils ago 'just in.
It 11:15 been difficult to procure these little Socks, and we are
fortunate in getting these. Sizes 5 to 8%». 25c 21 pair.
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