o
‘TWen‘tiotii
: x,
.15 and
W1 NS.
. London Defeated, Four to Two, in
j 1 an. Interesting Game.
8le Rock baseball grounds was
any! has but fit for play yesterday,
inqvgrthuless New Haven dolontcd New
ndon. by a. score of 4 to 2. (in tho
groundswero miniature lukos sopnrnt~
ad by; puddieslot mud and Ill the 0th
field-tho players hooded rubber boots.
7 nor the conditions both tonms played
flood ball and tho i'ow errors made l'o-
Suited, from lite sloppy condition of the
‘ field. '. linywurd‘s error in the first
nipping was caused by sllpiun in the
mud while attempting to stop 11 lint-1'.
Phil Carcoran was in good form for
New Havon and kept the him well
scattered. Min Finn, Now London‘s
outfielder. was used In tho box nnd did
exceptionally good. work. Iiunynn's
work. at first, base was 01’ the higbust
order' and the holding of both teams
was line.
There was no umpire on the grounds
so Pitcher Long. 01‘ New London, did
the trick in good shape. Score by
innings:
R. H. E.
N.anen ZOIOOOIOX ~~~~~ l 7 2
N. motion (1 0 o l 1 o t) 0 0—11 ii i
Batteries: COI‘CUl'II and June; Finn
andJoosup.
Doublo-Headcr Broke Even.
HARTFORD, August. 26.r»~l)vnpllo
the cloudy wouthor, Hartford rind Nor-
, which played both gnmos of at double»
header yesterday. The Iirst won a
pitcher's battle In,:t.wocn l‘urklns and
Bennett. Norwich secured a loud our.
ly in the second game. Both llnnniiin
and Perkins pinycd star ilolding ganws
during the entire afternoon. The
scores:
First game:
R. H. E.
'Hal‘tlord 0 i) i il l I) i) 0 x—-2 7 ii
Norwich 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0—0 5 2
Batteries: Pnrkinu and lhn‘nu; Bun“
neti and Bridges. Umpire, Connolly.
Second game:
R. N. E.
' Norwich 1 2 0 ll 0 i3 0 ll 0~~8 ll. 3
. Hartford 0 0 0 ii l I) ll 0 Ow'i 10 2
Batteries: l‘rkins, Ii‘oxon, Connolly
and Dornnn; Mclmnn and Bridges. Um-
piro. Kennedy.
Springfield Succeului.
SPRINGFIELD, August 21in. , Miller‘s
brilliant pitching reinforced by dash
in: erroriouogboil, was the undoing oi
thefloiyoko Oluh, youtoi-duy afternoon.
Fortmvou lnnlnus the louder» wrro
, : ' abut out from all thoughts of scoring
1 and their two runs In the bolt iwo
' Inhibit, morrly supplicd iho game with
'u. plum ilniuh.
R. H. E.
Springfield 0.0 0 u o 3 2 u xml') 10 0
Holyoke o n 0 o u o u l l~2 ti 1
‘ Batteries: l’iil‘ltllih'. li‘oxon. Connolly
. Hartley and lithium-l. limpiro, Horn-
“III.
.- ........- W—a...
NATiONAL LEAGUE.
411mm Output. Bouton.
808T . Ailiiiitil 2h.-~I‘Illuburg uni-
. hallo . stop ylvnunluy lulil won by
1 5 to , Wagner's uloul of homo lump,
“his mhonomonni inilehiinu and u catch
by: Dolun, which lit.‘ «lid ulonu to no-
oouipliuh, worn unwh nppluudud tout
tum. Score by Innings: l I til
i. l: . .
Pittiihurg 0 I 2 u i t 0 it own, it)
Boston, 2 u 0 u u n u 2 tlmi it
Batteries: [.yurh and (litmus. Wil-
hditn Ind Morph. ’I'lniu. 1:60. Um~
pita, Klotn. Attondsnue. 1,350.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philudoiphla Worm Doil‘oit.
-bmm'~li'l', Auuuui ZowMuIIIu loot
Wumu by his own \vIIdm-su nun
who uuvo iliiiim‘ii the visitors i‘oi-
iolm with hits.
' R. F. iii.
, I... 0001110020.»; 111
not! illllldltlilll-wa 8_2
, florist: Conkloy and Erin-ooh:
'u and Warner. Time. 11:46. Um~
0110113111111.
Walhlnuton Worsted.
wills, Augniu zit—«st. Louis
it opening game of tho Wilming-
oi‘foo, i to 0 81. Louis found
1». in tho first inning and
‘ in the winning run. Attoncl’
,poo. The score: it P
R.
iGOOOOOOilwl G,
.OOOODOOOhn-OJ 0
1 attribution on 8 z
‘ , . Township ‘inui‘ Edith.
W lid. umpires. “Worthy sud
?' ' 1 NW: L
gap—-
@3
o
P AYs' IN MHQAND;
. ‘.A>'§.
, pinion Halon at sows Mr
_, ”Old-time dairy methods produced a butternut wuss
‘ $99431er“ often not. No'unii'orm productwas possible.
. . Century cremet'ySoienoe gives the: oonsdtn‘ér
“ tho‘rp‘eriboifbuiter. " ‘ 1 ' - .. 1‘ <
09134131 MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER is tho linen,
h, tot; made—no better butter is. possible. The cream is par.-
, hat it may hold no harmful germ, and, every care i
’from‘start to finish, that the butter" may be uniform in,
J“ quality. and always best. ' Indeed it is. so good an air-tight andf,’
odotpproof package is usedtoproteot it, so as to bring all thé'_
7‘, godliness from the creamer}: to you. ‘
- 500,000 peoplevin Connectioutate,
w Arm“... without.
Boston Loot Both.
CHICAGO, August 26.—-—Chlcugo won
I two games from Boston yesterday,
'AIti-ock winning tho first» 2 to 1. and‘
Butterson duplicating the trick In the
uncond game. by tho sumo scoro. At-
tondhnoe. 11,898.
First. game:
It. II. E.
Chicago 0 ll 0 l 2 0 0 0 x~3 7 3
Boston I 0 0 0’ I) 1 0 Il (I~2 t') 2
Buttorios: Alli-ooh and McFarland;
_Dineon and (lrigor. Time, 1:26. Um-
piro; Hurst.
Second game: .
' - it. 11. E.
002010002143 4 3
Bottom 0 I) ll 0 0 0 i) 2 0~2 h 2
Batteries: Patterson and .Mril‘nr-
Iund; Winter nnd Armbrustor. Time,
1:35. Umpire, Hurst. .
Chicago
New York Won.
CLEVELAND. August tidy—New
York doi'oaiod Cleveland yoslorduy,
nolihor totun scoring until the eleventh.
inning. Cleveland outbuttod Newl
York, but the latter hunched their hits
and n buso on‘bails. Mnnugor Grit;
lit-ll, of New York. was ordorcd off the
fluid for disputing n dottision. Atten-
dnlwe, 2,369.
R. H. E.
New York
00000000003«~-3 ii 4
Cleveland
00000000001—4 9
Batteries: llouubue
Ubesbro nud McGuire.
Umpire, Sheridan.
0
and Iiueiow:
Time, 1 :55.
- Connecticut League Standing.
—..._. m“
Port Clinton to Play Emeralds.
The Port. Chester Ii. A. will play thp
Emeralds, of Catholic i’roioctory, Stin-
dny afternoon 111. 3:3 o'clock. Mr.
Murray, of New York, will inspire. and
Bouillon, of tho Brooklyn Nniionnl
Inngno irnni, will pitch for tho Eni-
ornlds.
GWEN- UP To Dill.
Ii. Snippet. 1204 N. Viuulnlu hit, Itvv
unnvillo, lnd., writos: “For over him
yours 1 was troubled with kidney liliil
bluddor attentions which (prised too
much pain and worry. i lost. limit
sud-wit: all run down. and a your one
{had to abandon work ontlruly. i bud
1m up good and I was praotloaliy given
up to dis“
ireoommeuded and the first bottle gave
nae great relief. and after taking the
recond boitio I was entirely cured
Hold. utnlnlluti'u Drug More. to
i an“...
'IURN,iNn AT “AK: COMM£NDElh
' DALLAii, Tulips, Annual 26. Thu
burning at the bloke of '1‘qu Williams.
n negro. for attaching it white womnn.
wun omnmundod at. the state convuns
lion pt negro Baptism here yesterday.
Rev. Mn .iarimon, oi Dollop. declared,
that It any action were lukon by tho
muventlon in reference to tho lynch:
In; a result don 11?!)qu he passed com;
mending ido wh toil. Other parlors
untitled thonegroespld d the whllvn
2in the contort; of Willhmil. Every
111w abhiinggnom was tillltl to ho in,
infill lynch law in palm of the kind.
nonrentlon rain: ,to pass row
' Idenouncipxtho timing.
His - 6"».
“You a, it tho tired of your own
free Will, 0 you, madam?" united in?
lawyer, "Wit“ do you mm by that?
demanded the tum widow woman.
"1 mun than has been no compulsion
on the pm. at our husband bu
ibmi’? 'Hiini" I u sputum. turn»,
in to tool: It but on limo Mil no.
not bandit no. "i‘d like tum him
pin "
now eating, Gold
Won. Inst. i’.('..
lioll’oko, (i7 34 .663
Rprlngiiold, (:1 i I .5914
Bridgeport, 57 44 .564
Hartford, 54 48 .521)
Now inndon, 47 M Adi:
Mormon, «lb 52 .4134
Norwich, 37 IM .lliiti
Now linvon, 35 on .346
National League.
Won. inst. PP.
Now York, 79 33 .705
Pittnhurg, 78 iii .630
Chimzo, till 49 .574
l'hilttdt-lphlu, 62 MI .554 ,
Cincinnati, lid 54 .526
St. Louis, 4:3 7t .3118
Boston, 38 8t) \ .3232
Brooklyn, 36 78 .3l0
American League.
Won. host. I‘ll.
Phllndolphln, M 43 .592
Cilicililo, . 5'.) M .h'iti
(“it-volunll. hit 49 .briii
Now York, 55 till .1134
liost on, ('13 60 .b I ii
lloiroit, no 59 .459
Worthington, iii 6?. Juli
Ht. Ikmis, it) till .370
three at the bust physicians who dbl ll
Foley's Kidney Cure was _
Mun
1'1
mum—hm...“
ON A TROLLEY RIDE.
l
"4,-..” WM...»— i
Girl: From the West on a Long
Tour.
WATERBURY, August 26.—~Miases
Maude (l, Granger. Ella F‘. Sampson
and Jonnio G. Mix reached this city
Wednesday on a trolley trip to Boston.
’I‘hey Iott Indianapolis, 1nd,, several
Weeks ago for a tour of sight sorting
and since beginning the trip out have
not used a single steam car. They
tried to make the entire distance by
trolley and did no with the oxroptlon
of a few mllos through Now York.
whom they wuro on lorry bomb.
It is their lutontlon to visit. Boston
and then roturu by another routo. Miss
Sampson is 11 graduate of it normal
school of Indlunu and is closely ro
blind to tho others who hnvo boon
untrhors In the lndinnnpoliu schools for
ion yearn. i
CHAMBERLAIN'B GOLIC. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
There is probably no medicine mndo
tllnt. is rolled upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain's Colic.
Choluru oud Diarrhoea Remedy- Dnr.
Ina the third of 11 century in which it.
has boon In use, people have learned
that it is the one remedy that never
fails. Whon reduced with water and
sweetened it ill pleasant to take. li‘or
solo by Silllnon-Povtell Coupomilon,
Ciliiord Pharmacy, 'Zeltluss Phnr-
lnnoy. * ‘
THROWN FROM AUTO.
Lightning Played Prank With Robert
Coliino of Bridgeport.
illtIDGidl'Oll'I‘. August. 26.«~As Rob-
rrt Collins was driving his big touring
our on the mud from Wuutport to thii
city at. an rarly hour yostorduy, no
compuuiod by Thomas Flynn, 11 bar»
tender, It bolt of lighting struck a
treo by whirh thoy woro passing. Thu
.‘illilt'k throw Flynn from tho vehicio
as ho was lonuinx ovor tho Ride 111 tho
time. He wus not hurt, howovor, on
tho car was going at a slow rule of
spend.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG.
He neuteriod to tnko Foluy‘s Kidney
vCuro at tho first uigna of kidnvy tron
bio, hoping it would wear nwuy, om!
ho was soon a victim of Bright‘s din
(intro. Thorn in dungor in delay. but
If Foley‘s Kidney Cure is taken to
'0nco the symptoms will disappear, tho
’kldnoys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. it. Bust-1,01
MorgnnioWu. lud., bud to not up ion 01
:twulvo Ilmon In tho night, and bud a
severe lulokloho and point In tho kid
boys, and was cured by Foley‘s Kidney
lure. Sold at l’lnisiod's Druit
Store. I!
.CLosmo TOURs OF THE SEASON.
The lost rreruuiion tour to Cottage
‘City Ii-uvov Now Haven Monday morn»
bur. August 281b, nt 7:17 u. ”1.. Iantlnu
live days and only routing 8113. from
Now unveil, with nouounnodntlonu at
Thu thflluy liounu. Clitor tour: Willi“
,iug nru for flamingo and Auuuhlo
Chump on Monthly. Auuuut 28m. M
9:35, 11.. Ill. Tour to snruiouu mutiny;
.i‘rum $12,130 to HMO for four or nix
duyu. Aunubiu (11min tour rosin tall
from Now lzlquil. 1.th tour it-uvns for
i-iurulma nod Arzuihlo Chasm on flop
,Iomhur iih. Ii’or oirruinrs domzrihi?‘
.ihouo ioilru imd nil iit'ltrtn roll on 3.
,W. Illusrin, tickui uphill, N. Y., N. it. E
. I. 2
HOW TD AVOiD APPENDICITIO,
Moot victim: oil appendicitis In
those who are hnhitu ly consti pied
Drtno Laxative Fruit Syriip hm
rhronlu coupiipnilon by stimulating
.tiio llvor unit. bnwoin And 1- atom ibi-
untnrul sotlon of the bum 9. Orion
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not. upon
hip or prion and iii militant! pleasant
to take. Roman substitutes. Sold at
t’lailied’s Drtut thorn. ”
ADVII‘I‘IIID LITTIII.
The toiloivlng latter: tomato. unouii
mi tor at the tollowln; nonwhites for
tho mutant week; . . . _
South Norwailthpher lion, Mur-
rarlnilnrenmfilittord r. urn .Thoa
mus Mallory. Mrs. m. Nielsen, roman
Enhancer, D. it. abet-n, Rev. Mlqihgr Su-
perior, MI“ .ltin it“. Tiilihlim-. .
“No," said Brando, Bob to til; at!-
nhio lift“! or. "*0 don‘t want any in-
surance o .ru in Crimson Gulch.“
tu
."ttarbii. But in this autumnal in.
twin playt my “Show“ 5min; ;
, i! I“ m on ll! - _. -.
‘I’ii shoot»- toihrainpt Ill. him
rdolphin» tum-“London 'l‘lt tits.
9 ”a
.,.' . v 9‘,
option
‘ church. Rm
“But you are providing for the no
“‘0 Q .
i ii a.
9599!!"
' '. hit.
to
. rmon. pecla, .
“ltl‘l‘lqmgeilt Fifi? ’ ll" “tin i‘
u .l hi ,,.n:
.- ‘9: D'dum,% m phi", quartetto:
“3' "will? Whilst-u ofIBahi’ionw Mrs.
. w , ‘ ‘ ' tn},
,Book,%‘l..l," 133511.”? :,.Prelujde.
"Air Witty “Nation. ' " eimliui.
imthemv 'Harlu Hg Alix. . willow-r
lotto; anthom:"‘ii 1a“ Ilsr m." quot-v
lotto; solo, “The Holy Light of Love.”
' t
a. , _. , .
Flrsl_”M’otltodidt Episcopal Church—n
Unuion ”would! the south Norwuih
.Mothodtut, Confirmation“ and Baptist
throhoumlilitiOnrnl. and 7:30. p. in.
bronchitis by, thorium initial W. lie:
Corntick. DJ). at Hari- rd.
Rout Avenue Moihwllst Episcopal,
E. Cunningham. pugior~+
g. «coma. Will a. mu. tit-olde-
bug by luv. 1.. R. Moore, of Norwalk;
,Suuduy aohoui, 12 1b.; Blowout;
'l.ouxuo. 6:30.». in... ionic. "Woman's,
Worn for Miusloun " Mrs. George Brit»
ion. louder. Elva pg Service. 1:60p.
111.. a aorvico road, pound 00,, by Mr.
and s H. J. Hipptm. and. t o chor-
us, entitled "Old Christian Organ."
l’l‘ho lbw. L. K, Munro 0! Norwaik and
=the Ruv. E. Cunningham or East, Nor-‘
Month!
I
morning, August 2; 1905.
a. M E. Church, knight street, Rev,
J. I). Nicholg, pastor—ii a. m., preach.
vim; by the pastor, subject, The Show
Christian Endeavor; 8, p. 'm.. preaching
by the pastor; subject. Job on an Ex-
ample of Christian Integrity. Tues—
dny evening. class meeting. Friday
evening, pra er morning. Next Sun-
day, quartory meeting; special 3
o’clock service. Presiding Elder Rev.
J. P. Sampson will be present. The
sermon will be proncbod' by Rev. l.
D. Jacobs, of Bridgeport. A welcome
to n .
BAPTIST
South Norwalk Baptist Church. Rev.
H. B. Carpenter, pastor-40:30 n. m..
ununl preaching serviro. with tho lol-
lowinur musical program: Proludo,
Truuincrei, Stuntman; nntbum, l‘WlIl
Exiol Then, A. Frey; oil’ortory, There
Is in Holy City, H. R. Shelley; Posi-
ludo, Grand Chortle, Leniulgre. No
evening service. ‘
First Buptlsi Church. Norwulk. Rev.
DoWlit '1‘. Van Boron, pastor-vMorn-
lug service, 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday
school, 12 1b.: Y. P. ll. U. meeting, 6:30
p. in. Thursday evening, prayer moot.-
Ing, 7:30. Our souls free. All we:-
come.
Grnrro Baptist Church, corner But-
‘lor and Quincy strquts, D. S, Thomas.
lulut01'~l1 u. m., prcnchin service;
3:80 p. 11)., Sunday schuol. 7 ii. 111..
Christian Endeavor meeting; subject,
Mission Work Among Women, Acts
16: 134;: Thus 2.: 341; 8 p. m., preach-
ing, sermon by ittgv. W, N. Morton-
pnntor of Messiah Baptist. Church;
Bridgeport. This e rally day and it.
In hoped tho men Hrs will come ro-
joicing, bringing in the shaman. Thou.
tiny owning. trnrllors' mutating: Thurs-
vduy evening. prnyor moctlng. Friday
evening, young [movie's Lyceum.
EPISCOPAL
Gram Church, Rev. James Benton
Werner, rorlor» fronth Sunday uftnr
"Trinity—Holy Communion, B a. m.;
Morning Prnycr, 10:30 a, m.; Evening
Prayer, 7:30 p. m.
ADVENT CHRIBTiAN.
Advent (Thrisiiim (.‘burcb. Van Znndt
drool. Eust Norwulk. Rev. J. W. Davin,
punior~Whut f‘hrist's Death Menus to
Up, will ho tho Sillijei‘i. of tho morning
normon; Sunday school 111 12 m.; Loyni
Worker's movilni: ut 6:I5 p. 111.; song
serviru at 7:15 p. h.; evening thump.
Sumo Duties Enjolned Upon Us by Our
P‘flltll.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter's flvrmiin Lutheran Mb:-
nlon obnpol North Mnln strut-I, ltov.
Knr Krotzniunn, pnsiur-w'l‘ho pmdur
will preach his furuwoli sermon tomor-
row evening.
CHISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Cbriutlnn Solution Stlcioiy,
‘Norwulk~-~Rvgulnr Sunday, survico at
the Reading Room, Masonic building.
Subpoct, sumhty, August. 27th. Mon.
Tmilmony meeting Wednesday 8 p. In.
To both services the public In cordial-
ly invitud. howling room upon to the
public each work day from 2 t0 5
.0. ”’1
FLOUR TRADE PABALYZED.
SEATTLE, “all" Alumni ZitwAd.
vhzos rootllvud by” urge milling oom-
upny of thin city from Its 351111“ in
”out; Kong niuton thuttho iinuao
boycott, 0t Aium'lcnn. uuolhi llfiti coni-
'nloo-Iy purlilyvod the flour {tilde be»
tuned iho l’tirillt: cu nu. boyhood (1th
no. ,No solos him: on matte tripod
.lulv ill and till import for Sputum r
uttipmoniu huvo boon unrivalled. 'I‘ a
(‘ffllllliiiiy‘u locum writes that. the brand
mlkoru in tho b , about in Canton.
and Hunt, Kong ro uro‘io‘ huntiln Am»
ioriuun flour and tho Whittiuuipru
not potential; for this, remit. ,
, Iran»: with on: sirni‘lu hottldippuin and
mud China Is also hr atopoii by full:
sun of tho [not at plinth will“?
,{or those oouuirl il. titlilmllpd. Milli"
.y by Chinuto tn ”ohlttilli
1' «me can , ’l. . our.
N our, 3.1., A dill-35.91111...
a dog! of ppm uliio ”rig.
.fltzr on: in t “a lull smith 9 hi-
rl whip warm it , ,ioeii l
whirlpool oi t ii iii rump . i
.831th by youte my .1 ‘ n
ponytail dripdo time 7.
list-wowed you day.”
I
plop» ‘lp c‘ouii 1. Wig!
comm timid at j 11 9 .
.tormoi- Chutiililoh . “3!, .
f.
Ind H. D. bill-lo. ,'
brousht together . ,
q. A: Lyn“; K. “on“ “a J: I): Jim“.
L. Perry and it, Storm. 0. Hobart
R. N. i) .h W ‘ d
”a.
Mm. «It. a illill, '7 "l ;,
lioutiivlallgfif'mtguwg” a, Mn N
walk will exchange pulpits Sunday ,
hard; 12 m, annuity school; 7 p. 111.. ‘
tilt m.
Cilia-n1 u to
i
no ”'1
. mi ,
three
A thing
139i, nature ulwa a
thwart: tile” mine; y ‘
,. _ . ., oodho dnoy secretions.
> nos it tho color is unhealthy”
. “om , promoting: and.
”I
“i.
‘ t done "a
x
- pow “ ‘- .
30.2%;qu lent W
,5 w. ,m .,n“ at
‘cugntioggéffiiifinfinfiya:
‘1 0!! w. it till. my
mullet lyettmeuifior 1qu ' 9
and urinary trouble,» . . ,
charm. I. mowed. in hunt . :rardt
than too {torment dollop, of the kid-
ney seer-etionii; in facti had lost all
control. , i. macaroni
Pills, trout Plotstodfs drug. store. , ' . 0y;
99“";an €36“ 11ml? m MM
‘ 1, , ,n or onoflt 1341 our
sell, but] advised Mr: Swainlt‘otnlie
Dough Kidney Billy tori her, .bucllldhu‘
They cured her. “‘ "
Price 50.
f ’ For sale by all dealers. '
Foster-Mllburu Co, Buffalo.
cunts.
Blotter.
:take' no ”other.
just: or‘wnon’o" into posit coau-
‘ * 911.50. '
Lame Numbor oi‘Ivlap Front Every
Town In County Chum.
boon compiled and Includes about 500
town In the county. The men selected
will try cases In the Criminal Superior
court, Civil Superior, Civil court of
Common Pleas. and Criminal court of
Common Pleas. Thu lists are as fol-
lows;
Noi‘walkwleroy Adams, Frederick
W. tloiiodioi, C rlos W. Bull, George
ll. Cmnpboil, iiiium W.?Cmnstock,
A1 drow J. Grumman. John F. burrow,
Wllimn F. iioKlyu. Daniel Dunlap.
Thomas B. Gregory. Winiioid S. Han-
ford. William ililsdon. Gould Hoyt.
John W.‘ Hoyt, Stimuol W. Hoyt,
Gwrge D. Keelor. Jubn D. Kimmoy,
William H. Lawton. John S. L'Hom-
erick S. Lyon, Nit-bolus Martin, Wil—
lluln H. Mnihor, Oliver S. Mills. Oscar
Stanley Mills, 1). Fusion Poincroy. J.
Stbi‘gtls Rnndnll, Oscar W. Raymond,
John L. Richards. Hurry Rider, Floyd
1‘. Roscoe, Vannncio A, Scollold, learn:
Sellock. Edward H. Smith, Edson K.
St. John, Franklin A. Toiles.
Roddinguilenjnmin B. Banks. Ed
ward M. Bradley. Charles Brannon.
.Floyd B, Bunion, Theodore Carter.
Uriah II. Gmflln. Goorge‘ E. Ii'uzen,
Out-urn. Jones, William A. bonus~
bury. Ruins A. Lyon, Aaron M. Ron-d.
Emory P. Sanford. John S. Snnéprd.
William C. Sanford, Charles ard.
Daniel R. Wurnor.
S. Boers, Jamus 1.. Burr. Samuel A.
Willis S, Gilbert. (.‘httrics Holly, Ebon—
uzor A. Hoyt.
Lyman Kooie . Patrick balloon,
Charles B. Morohouso. Arthur ‘
Northrop, Theodore Reynolds. Nathan
Alonzo Slovenia, Louis I. Valdnn.
Aloxnnder Warner, Carroll K. Weed,
Henry F. Whoelei'.
Now (iniinnnmil'dwln B. Adamo.
(loot-go li‘. Bortlno, lsaac B. Brown,
Jnmuu W. liurlis, Augustus Bulkloy,
Rodney S. Chlehoster. Samuel Coni-
siork. Myron E. Crawford, Charles
oils, (lounge F. Goddes, James H. Hoyt,
Stephen E. Keolor, William. E. holine-
H. Mood. Stanley 1). Ogden. Henry. A.
Plpuoy, Iiohort 0. Raymond. Sands It.
Roscoe, Joxoph I“. Stillman. George
Sinuson. Joseph A. Smith, Franklin
Fltovens, Hiram Wakeman.
Wood, Conrnd Wullol.
ilarionwtloorxo S. Bulloy, Charles A.
limos. Bands Bishop. John 000111, No-
than Dnuohy, John. Fickett. William
llindloy. David Moore, Soul. Raymond,
Albert M. Boonohh (looms Stank. An~
drow Tyler.“ winrynVniuniino, C. (i.
Watorbury, Morita Waterbury.
Woman—nonando. Williams“. Ar.
thur C. Bradley. Lewis a. Burr. Snub
Horace 0. liurlbuti, John. M. Look-
i’. Rowland. rue i". Sherwood, Wil-
‘hur Stormy bury M. Trowhriiisu
Wostporthoooph Adams, finmuol
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Remember the nnmeoan‘s—nnd
The list of jurors tor the county hon .
names. Jurors are chosen from every ‘
3. Ambler, John H. lintterson. George ’
Ebenezer it. b‘lllow. George W. Fitch, ’
implied, Frederick lit Lockwood. Wod- ‘
Edgar T. Flold, Albert A. Gorhnm, ‘
Ridgofioldeeorge I. Abbott, Seth ;
Coo, Ernest. ii. Finch. D. Smith (logo. '
illlum .l. iiumpbroys, '
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l.4.’ROt'kW(‘ll, Amos Sherwood. William ‘
Crofoot. Hiram Davis, Aivn It Dlolo :
bury, William J. McKundriok. William ..
nevi 8. .
wood, Charles iLv Nonelmpso, Walter ,
‘Enlflnnltoumeph '1‘. Bmilnyi Milli .;
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whine c
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The, no”, 915mg any at five o'clock except: Scuturdw
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The first section ‘to‘thcy‘right otthpMdixpo opt eu- “
trnuco. right in the, cornpr, in alwuypgi iol'lrntihg‘iiqi the”.
There is shown the stylish and: co’lllttn‘t'afllp su‘iiinifldi’éwflaf-
N cgligee Shirts of cool
madras and ulntnpalau cloth in heat
lmttcrus. Summer Nightshirts and: Pajamas, Underwear,
Collars, Cults, N erktics
For Saturday Specials.
Soft Shirts, an‘cx
. Suspenders, Bells aortlialtfioso,
cellont line of patiorus,‘so,me with
a .,
culls to lililtt'll, other with two separate. collars. 50:.
Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers, natural or white,
Bristol goods. 50¢ each“
Washable String Ties, an imported line and the best
there is made. 2 for 25c.
‘ Silk, lfouriinjllhn’ds
Toilet $6123..
. We have made a r
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at“ 255; each, ‘.
A A
Gonorol Rodnotion.
cduction on all our regular-stock for _
the remainder oi August. Savings from $1.00 upwards on~ 1‘
finely decorated Sets.
W e have gathered
“as is," an expression i
ed. In these there is a
hour. of them are hurt
Those are the prices:
Twelve piece sets that
Ten piece sets that were
Separate Toilet Jars,
110w $1.00
Were $2.25
Were $1.75 now $1
, 7
a number? of sets that are to be Sold
11 the trade moaning slightly damag— '
small. piece missing, or cracked, but
enough to prevent using.
i
were $1 I .98
$1 1.75
$10.98
ii; 8.00
$725
$650
$350
$225
now $8.00
now $8.00
new $8.00
now $5.98
now $5.00
now $375
now $2.00
now $1.75
.1
r
Were $2.25
Were $1.50
now $1.75 ’
.35 .now $1.25
All ”1851‘ Kitchen Condenicnces on the 5 and toe table:
Faring Knives, Wire Cream Whips, Applp Corers, Prosorvt:
Spoons, Ire Picks, Kettle Soropers, Measuring Spoons,
.tbrcr together, table, dessert and teaspoon; Can Openers,
Tourist Corkscrews, ice Shavers, Nutmeg Craters.
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Special lie hdlitiillllefl. Bu
gains on, Willing Paper.
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Uctnvo, plain or ruled, 8o; regular price, 10c. '2!
Square, pluin or ruled, 8c; regular price, lilo. ,
Octavo, plain or ruled, 11c; regular Price, 150. u ,1”
Square, plain, or ruled. 11c; regular price, the. A
"Locale." South Norwalk, Conn.. 190'. regular prico, 250.
"initials," all letters, 190; regular price, 250. .' lflitil
Standard Papers, "Court 0
f Russia," "Highland Mills," 25c, as usual.
We have some broken lines'of Papers, only 11 low boxes ot a kind, at
.Ipeciai pricou.
not B. Puncher.» William O. Fitch, .
m
These. prices nro all for Thursday. Friday and Saturday oi this week
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