.u
4
i i
i
'/ .
- 50m. Good Playing at National Tour-
' nay in Norwich.
~. N ,RW‘ICH. August 18.——Wenthor
Willi , Avon superb stimulated the roquo
1 gainers to do their best. yesterday and
' #3163 Were contested with conuideru-
ho spirit, to the great delight of the
lphctators.» All the. players in tho
{1th division huve gone down to ill.
lentil: one defiant omit-pt former llililOll-
al' 'llhmplnn, C. G. Crosby, of Wush-
ins,” . who hon three wine. In a
a :0 }wiih Harold Bosworth, of Now
'ndon, ho narrowly escaped u miss.
Bulaworth losing on 8. miss in sondlng
- Dill? both balls at the lust, wicket. I“.
‘8. Jones, of New London. lost his first
. game. tho victor being 0. M. Bryant,
. of Washington.
' in tho socond division S. E. Ilnvon-
port, .112, of Northampton, bus an un-
broken score and expected to win in
the division. Alonzo Pyle. of Wool
Cheater. i':i., who had not lost a game.
was defeated by Samuel Crosby, of
New York, In the third division. 'l‘lll.‘
for‘enooti,gziiiics resulted as follows:
First (liviul()n~~Wti.lily dormitod Put--
obus; Cox defeated Bnkrr; Drnko do-
feated llrynn: Vortzouy bout .lat-obus;
Williams bunt liouworlh; iiryani. bout
Jones; thly bout llogelcnd.
Second divinion—Jlrnven hunt il. 'l‘.
Webb: B. W. Robinson bunt, liuldwin:
Clark lli‘ili. J. E. Webb; H. 'l‘. Webb
beat 'I?homp5mn; (ilnrko bout ilrnvnu.
Third diviulon—wlil'onby bout i’ylo;
Kirk bout Johnson: Pylc bout. (‘.nl‘«
ruthers; (Sronby bunt Browning; Ilul.
lay beat Johnson.
NATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. August. i7. In the
second day‘s session of tho Nniionnl
Negro Buninens [A'aguo's sixth unnuul
convention to-day papvrs worn rend by
Mrs. J. W, Page. and (i. J. Perry. of
Philadelphia and by Charles '1‘. Boss,
of Sullivan. ind, John W. Armstrong.
of But/unnuh. (lab, and H. C. Hayes. of
, a
W ’A’THEn‘FEEAéEénoouléflPLAAY-i
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in.
t
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‘ It's the; «new. midst .iiu"‘tll9. Wild
Boar. with =th blow. it 31% rad it
i
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If '3 good lo cal.
AT ALL SMART GROCER'S.
t . .
moi p... lam , ..
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“+55 'nouo'u'ou'atrnibn. j
Governor Roberts and Staff Go by Rail
to Narragansett Pier.
NEWPORT, it. I., August lily—{lov-
ornor Roberts, of Connecticut. and his
stuff arrived at. Nnrrngnnsott Pier and
urn ntnying nt tho illudntono hotel.
The pnrty bud intended to mnko tho
trip here from Ninnlic on the yacht El.
fridn. but owing to tho, utorm thoy
wont. nahoro'nfior lunviniz Niuntlo and
mum hero on n special our.
Tim governor is nocompnniod by
Brigtuiior (Ionorni Colo, lolouuls 'l‘. H.
Mncdonnid. 1). (1. Smith. W. II. Hall,
M. M. Downs. J. E: Cooper. it‘. Beard»
ivy, J. C. Browne and George and M.
S. ('lomutock of his personal stuff. 'l‘bo
nit-n Wfro in undress khuki uniform.
GRANDMA MOTT'S ADVICE TO
TRAVELERs.
“You should‘ not trawl nhout the
country this warm wontlior without u
bottle of (‘rhmnborlnln's (lolic, (lholoru
nnd llinrrhorn liwuedy." Boyd Mrs.
Knio Mott. of Fuirilold, Iown, or
“(irnndmn Mott" us she in tmniiiurly
known. “Duo or two dosrn of this
romody will always (‘uro tho worst
cusp of uummor complaint. Wi' hoop
it always at lllllltl, in i'nrl. w» (‘tillltl not
hoop honiw without it." For unio by
ldilution-Powell Corporation. Clifford
l’hnrmaoy and Writings I’hurmncy. "
M.
CAN RAlSE TRACKS lN SEYMOUR.
l'lAll'l’it‘Unlt, August lib—Tho ruil~
romi oommisnionora isuuod un ordor
yostorduy authorizing lilt' Nungnturk
rnilrond rompuny to muho ninth
t-hnngcu as are nrrossnry to ruin»: tho
company‘s trucks ovor tho ntroot num-
tho stuiion in tho town of Seymour.
A railroad bridge with hundrootn of
eighteen fool and with ubutmontu 30
foot. apart will be built.
~Tbrce spectrou throuien bnhy's
Ilia. Cholera infuntum. dyin-niory,
diurrhoon. Dr. Fowler‘s Extract. of
Wild Strawberry nrvcr fails to con-
Chicago.
CV'
a“
val
W
* u
.qm
“000’s 0. onion way to do it.
Titorofs o. SURE way to do it.‘
t"
9991;
Don' t iorget that. For it
. is a food («the best food you over infield.
' , Delicious Wholesome Substontinl _
quer them.
. my, in." firm,
~. w
(’._..... 6:52
" , iwt
A Food
to work 01:1
Work! Whirl! World
Lots of energy is needed to keep up the pace. In
the struggle, the man with the strong body and clear
brain win: out every time.
The man of “why needs something more than
more food; he needs a food that makes energyv-a loud
to work on.
Although some people may not realize it, yet it is
a fact. proved and established beyond doubt, that soda
crackers—and this means Unudo Iluultr-arc
richer in muscle and tat-snaking elpments, and have a
much higher per cent. of announcing properties
than any other article of food made, from flour. .
That this is becoming known more and more every
day is attested by literal: incarly 400,000,000 pack-
ages of Uncool. Wu ,iho iinési'
:r baked..flAn chorsyysivlns food oi, snrpminu
new-sold in . packs: which brings it to you with
all the original flavor and nutriment perfectly pre-
served. 1‘me the load to work on.
Whoever; on are-«whatever you are—wherever
you work—41‘
‘0“. WR- ,,
rim-tom aiscui'r comm
trnotn with Japanese
. .7)... . ., > ~ , , : ’ '
'r
mum/v
.
fltb "Got
Just eat
1 “
ACCIDENTALLV KILLED His
BROTHER.
DANDURY. Atlgtiut18.-Doiuinoco
llisintono, on Italian laborer Working
on the double trucking of tho lligh‘
hind division of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. won in-
jured in n inc-loo at the shanty at Mill
l’lnin n week ago Sunday and died
yosturduy morning You a rouult, Ilia
skull wuii fractured, Coroner llotun,
of Ilridgoport, saw the remains at tho
Inmbury hospital. It hall been loomed
that tun wound was inflicted by a
brother by mlninke with a hoe. it the
brother, when first name is not
known. in apprehended by tho Dun-
illlf‘y police he will tum a churgo 0f
nuiualinighior. although that rhurge
wil undoubtedly be modified.
Till Kill! Yilll iiill‘llhls
Barium ,
Signature of
y l
MW“—
NEW CONCERN INCORPORATED.
liAit’i‘h‘()lill. August I7.~-1\rlirli~u
of incorporation were» fllud with tho
Shorelul‘y of the State ttHluy mi fol-
lows:
Sperry and ’l‘rcni‘ Company. of Now
Iinvvn onpltnllzml at. 325.000 rx-Con-
groantnnn Sperry bring one of the in-
corporators: Rogers 'l‘ulophono and
idiot-trio Company, of Dnnhury. rnpi»
tuiizod at. $20,000, iinrrlmun Motor
\Vroitu. Hartford, capitalized at. $26.-
000.
JAPANESE BUY MORE GUNO.
BERLIN. August 17.~—'l‘lne Japanese
government in negotiating with tho
Krupps ‘i’or fresh orders of armor plate
and guns. Director Eccuu of the
Krupp firm in hero nrrnnxiug the con-
agenla.
’ cracker
Wt: m. Bantu» hock uymm» MW“
. «leaders to victcry.
‘ lulu oAIu.
.n
«rt-w um nitrinmrorrualym'nt
T0!“-
n. nhothér tantamount baiebiill
the total inability-“or the. New Hm
Wm stO‘lwmlIrh mouthwash: .
tour vanilla Bluepanu, or distant by
ti‘ lmurgln of a single run. mayoral
on durln the contest a timely sin
Ga’muid vo topped the tide, but;
ball . only two run: were scored.
uddlian to failura‘ to, hit. tho llom
team got in sevorpi’vary stupid plocad‘
of work. Banfrmundrc was slow in
responding to fly build out, into his
territory. Kelly phoned, good bull
during most of thy; name. but'his Wild2
hosts in fatal. Ho gave eight basses“:
on but a, mo of the recipients ulti»
moiety scoring. He plan bit ottoman.
,8ix‘error‘s by the local men heipéd the‘
Four .ttvobuggeru;
nil .by' New Huron pinyeru,’ were the.
butting features of the some. Bun-
yan. tit first base for Now Haven.
had only live put-cute. Huffman was
put: out of the sumo in the ninth for
talking back to Umpire Hickey. Re-
mcntcr taking his place. Score by
innings: .
R. H. 10.
0 i 0 0.4; 8 0
0 0 l 0~-ll 0 1
nd Jone; Hodge
i
Holyoke 0 0 0 1 l.
N. anon 0 0 ll 01
Batteries: Koliy a
and Shiucol.
Norwich, 2: Springfield, 1. .
NORWICH. August. i8.——Norwich
downed Springfield yoatorday in n
taut and interesting game by the score
of 2 to 1. Both pitchers displayed
good form, Mciklun having a, little the‘
butter of it. Springfield ‘scored her
run in the seventh on a. bad throw to
aocund, allowing Groliuu to cross the
pinto. The score by innings:R ll E
Norwich 00010100x~2 6 1
Springfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0+1 5 l
Ballerina: McLean and Doniin and
Bridges; Bowler and O'Connor.
Hartford, 6; Bridgeport, 3.
HARTFORD, August iii.——-Hnri.iord
won from Bridgeport yostordny, 5 to
:l, in an exciting content, featured by
good work on buses, sharp fielding and
heavy hitting. Umpire Smluk hull
disputes with members of both teams
and put build out of the grime and tin-
cd him. Wiiuon was touched up for.
nine hits in six innings. . h‘oxon took
illl-i place and not. a, hit won made of!
him. Murphy pitched good bull. At.
tondunco, 1,100. The score by ion-
ings: .
R. H. E.
Hartford 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 x——~5 '9 3
Bridgeport 1 0 0 2 0 0 (I 0 ll~—-3 9 1
Batteries: Wilson, Fulton and Dor-
nu; Murphy and Beaumont.
Mormon. 3: New London. 1.
NEW IDNIJON, August lit—«Inabili-
ty to hit l-‘oroman with men on bases
proved the undoing of New London
yoslm‘dh)‘ afternoon and Mormon won,
to 1. Two of Moriden‘a runs wort!
lllmit‘ after two worn out. The game
was devoid of features. The More by
innings:
R. H. ll).
Moridon 0 0 l d l 0 ii i il~-—:i ii i
N. London 0 0 ll 1 0 ti U l) Owl 7 l
Ballot-ion: l-‘ort-nmn nnd ’l‘ltuukoru;
Paige and Johann.
National League.
At. New York: ‘ ‘
‘ “ ‘4'" R. H. It).
Now York 0 ii 2 ii i (I 0 0 x—rx ll 0
(lhiongo o u 0 u 0.1) i) 0 0-4) il :l
liuithriost Mntltowson nnd Ilowrp
mun; Wit-kor ond Kilns.
At Brooklyn:
ii. Ii. E.
Pittnlmrg 2 it 2 ii i 0 (l 0 0"“5 ll 2
Brooklyn. 1 u 2 ti l i) 0 0 Owl to 1
Batteries: Lynch und I'ottz; Si‘illlloll
and Burger.
At I‘hiindoluhin:
’ R. ii. E.
Plum. 0 3 U i ii (l 0 ii x-m-i 11
St. bouts 0 i 0 u 0 0 0 .0 0~i 4
Batteries: lluggloby nnd Dooiu
'I‘lilelmun und iA‘illIy.
2
1
Al. Boston:
R. Ii. IE.
Cincin. 0 l i 2 0 0 l 0 0—4, 9 2
Boston. 0 ii i ii i) ll 1 i il~~3 ii i
"ulterior-t: Ewing nud Strum; Young
and Nocdhnni.
American Loanuo.
At. Detroit:
R. H. Ill.‘
Phllll. 004100100—690
Detroit. ll ii (I ll 0 i) (I 2 tin-’2 ll) 3
Ballerina: l’lunh nnd Powers; Mul-
Iin nnd Worm-r.
Al Cleveland:
R. ii, iii.
Now York0il0ii00002-2
Clovoland 0 t) 0 l 0 0 0 ii 0—-l
Butturlon: Clit‘illll‘o and McGuire
Kioinow; .lom-i und Buelow.
M..." m..- ..
Eagles, 13; Tina". 6.
The Edging dutrutcd the Tigers by
a. score of ill to 6, on tho Tyera lot
on‘Bummit. slrwt, yesterday. The
teams will numt turnip Saturday morn-
Ig, nt. 10 o’clock, on tho‘nmu grounds.
Thu iillnllb wua liliiiDllOWB'.
Eagles. Tluon.
Mct‘iuiro Knudmun
Catcher.
F’. ll‘ay
Pitcher.
J. Ilyun .......... l l . u I I I ~ mn’nmlnl
First Base.
1.. Fay
' Second 8000.
W. Bunion ..........‘..... M. Quail
Short. Stop.
’1‘. Barry
Third Bose.
Left Field.
E. Hogan ..................
Conmmllil ,
c. Blrdnali .............A Benton:
Right
Connlotioui Luna! flown
. on.
a
lwkment to ”whole null: not
"a. totalof elm hit: for W01 ,9
oi. is client. medicine, and mm
ling worth. The reason no other med:
,Piliklmfl'l Vo eta, 12 Compound over;
have witnessed pores. and physicisna
‘vvho ha‘ve uncognined the virtual in
Wright"
E. Jones . F. Smith.‘
r. Lynch n. (lulu:
J. Duffy;
a; .
669 .
m $1” q. nthounnndsof Amari-
onn wqq’iivo been restordd to
hulth Lydia ii. i‘inirhm'fllmlnv '
mun
hip 004%und. ,.'.l‘huir lathe um i '
in Mrs. lukht‘lmisfidfllm, all; W§$l§
Illa. i“, «,,,'.‘v Pu"
UVcrshnddWixl‘p lildiied‘io “the ‘
W
on!
or
. ,l.’
me‘ “or WEI!!! or on I haunts.
.hy *L in: J'giiio '
«idem l"lltrout/:3!iiiliuggl'i’o‘ge
wl , it. nllyotliariniodilinon and
it
{fit
goon . wt ’1!-
BMQ‘M “53031“, t I" - i .
Wh Ital iii-lived. and limit” and
done to glut-lop; work for It gout/er of
mentor” «' -. '= a ,3: ~,‘,
, Simply and surely because of its utm-
icine: hunch up reached it: moons;
lo plainly and pos lively because there
is nootihermedlclno‘rin the world so
good tor wome 'slllfl- , ,
Tho wonder 'l'; wet-"of Lydio‘fl.‘
the diseases 0 womanitind' is not be:
OQVSMHH o ulmla‘n Multivitamin iii»:
othptilliutive, but. simply 'heccuso it is
t it most wonderful tonic and recon-
structor ever dimmer-ed to not directly
upon the uterine system. .pohitiveiy
opium disease and displacements and»
restorin heulth and viga. ‘
' M-orve‘ous euros are reported from
oil; parts of “to ‘oouutvyl b ' women who
have been (lured, iraiho nurses who
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Conr'
pound. and on fair“ enough to. ive.
credit. where it to due. If physio ans
dared to be frank sud open‘. hundreds
of thomwould acknowicd . that. they
constantly prescribe Lyd o E. Pink
hum’u Ve etoble Compound iu‘sevore
cores of music ills. as they know by
ex 'rience tint it. willoffuct a. cure.
’onien who are troublod with poinful
or irregular menstruation. bmluche.
bloating (or flatulence). leuccrrlioea.
falling, inflammation or ulceration of
the uterus. ovarian troubles. that.
" bearing-down" feeling. dizziness.
fointneu, indigestion. nervous proa‘
tntion, or the blues. shouldtolteim-
medium notion to ward of! the serious
noiisequenoes and be restored to health
and strength by-tokinir Lydia; EJ’ink-
linm'l Vegetable Compound. Anyway,
write to Mrs. Pinkhnm. Lynn. Moon.
for odvioo. 10’s mound always helpful.
’Norwich. 33 m .307
New Haven, 29 (i3 .3l5
National League.
Won. Lost. l’.(‘..
Now York, 75 31 .703
i’ltlsllurg. GB 40 .630
I’hilndulphin. till 46 .560
Chirngo, iii 47 but)
Cinrlnnnti, 57 50 .532
St. Louia. ill 69 .373
Boston, 35 74 .321’
Brooklyn, 33 71! .311
American League.
Won. Lost. P11.
Phllndu‘phiu, till 38 .012
t‘lt-vvland, 57 43 .b'l‘tl
Ulilougo. 53 it) .570
New York. iii) 44 .532
llouton, «iii 45 .521
Detroit, 48 54 .471
Worthington. 38 till .388
St. Louis, 34 65 .343
HAND CRUSHED lLLUSTRATlNG
ACCIDENT. .
Illtllltl'l‘POlt'l‘, August 18.-While
illustrating how a fellow workman
wan hurt it tow days ago.’ George
Bauer. mnploycd at the factory of the
Whoolcr & Wilson» Sowing Machlno
Company but; his own hand crushed
so Imdly that it will probably how to
bo amputated. He was showing the
foreman of the factory inst how the
former accident oer-.urred and put his
blind too close to the dangerous part
of tho mncliino.
PUBLIC i8 Anouséo.
of the curative merits of that great
nwdiciual tonic. Electric Bitters. for
ulbk niomsch, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Winters. of 540 St. Clair Ave" Co
lumbuit, 0,, Writes: "For govern!
months, 2 was given up to die. I had
favor and ngue. my nerves were
wrecked; i could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak, from unclean
doctorn' drugs, that i could not out.
Soon utter beginning to‘iiikoEloflrlc
Bitters, I obtained relief. and in a
short time I was ontiroly cured."
Gtiarnntod at F. H. Baxter's drug
shire; price 000. "
W
HURT lN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
IlRIlKiEII’OR’l‘. August. lit-«infusi-
cite Ackor. a farmer of! Plattavillo,
wnn hurt probably ,fotullyiyestorday
in a rillthay accident, His horse be~
canto frightened Ill nn'uutomobiiu and
Mr. Aokor was thrown on tho paw»
maul. atriking hin hand-against the
curbing. ills ninth wan crushed. He
won null alive when taken to at. Vin-
ront’a hospital but. his case was Mr
itardrd tu- Impaler».
mummsuum. .u . ‘
p
The public is aroused to a knowledgo'
'. Read Co. l '
Eduard/”4 1331.
The store closes daily at, five o'clock except Saturday. , Ill,
, .lol 1
m
o
T0119 do Lame.
A'cotton wean that iqus like wold. It is in dark
and medium gray, brown. blue, and groom. Although shqcr
and light in weight it is strong and serviceable. A good mu-
tcriai for early fall, suitable for every day ltouseirocks‘and
childrm‘s school dresses. we a yard. Waah Goods Séctiotl.
. . w; ‘ 1% .
011 Stoves, Cloning Out.
A limiiéd'imirnber.oi,,(,‘.)il Storaortompin fromthe spec- , ,
iui sale. The. reductions in price show.1.hat muclucanbe ‘
saved particularly on tlic'iiigh priced, ones. 0n the Ster— ,,
ling Puritan Blue Flame Stoves the prices‘ at present are I
these. ’
r'l‘wo burner, low frame,
Titrrc burner, low frame,
Two burner, high frame,
Three burner, high frame,
Fou‘r burner, high frame,
chns for Oil Stoves.
value $ 5.00 now $ 400
value $ 7.00 now 3% 600
value $ 7.50 now $ 6.50 3
value $ 9.50 now $ 8.50 ,
value $15.00 now $12.00 ,'
Tin Ovens, for one burner, $1.25
Sheet Steel Ovens, for one burner, $1.50
SlICCt Steel ()vcns, for two burners, $2.00 .
Lamp Stoves, with wicks. ‘ .
'I‘wo burners, were 69c now 50c ,
Four burners. were $1.39 now $1.00 .
'l‘in (‘)vens for Lamp Stdves, were 75c now 60c .
. ‘ Seen About the Storé.
The Pearl Suit ilzingers 'are the proper thinus to hang “
skirts and suits. They keep the clothing in the. right ‘
shape, and also economize. room in the ClOSCt.
‘ At the Skirt Section. ‘ l
Sonic very pretty Ilcmstitclicd Scaris of figured huck I
which were 35c. are marked to sell at 290.. They are one
and a half yards long, for cithcr dresser or bullet.
l‘lnlf yard Squares of buck, Sc each.
Vegetable Parchment is convenient for covering pre-
serves and jellies. 10¢ a package.
Self-scaling l’ic Plates. are we each.
5‘?.
i v
Sanitary Dustpans arc 25¢ each. , » : l
For this week’s speoiul wohdve takon
moron SHIRT WAISTS. "
'I .
LADIES' COLORED WAISTS ...................................... . 350
. , . ,. . Value 50:.
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS .................. . ............ 3 ...... 350
, Value 700.
LADIE-B' WHITE WAISTS ....... '. ..... i ........... . ......... 500
. . , y , Vain. 01.00.
LADIEB'WHITE WAIBT3 .......... ........ ..... ....0%
Value 31.00. , l .
o
. r'xf‘..r"'.r..trwim:
Better Grades. Similar Reduéiibiis. ‘
Artzn‘ bun continuation. and : wt r-rino-‘mnyi' mm m
sMALLoumrt-rms. runs: w: ARE MARKING m an: raises
0? BELOW. LOOK FOR TH; BARGAIN COUNTER.
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tin" ‘ i“; .‘ . ’* ‘M ......... I
ti‘lvnsii‘iu ..’ . ’. ‘ ‘xourn Wmnconu
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mil" !‘ ‘3' | r
iii
Rogelio. . » l . .
hp undid, u at .681
and rt, 1 (:5: ‘ as
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