~ ' F‘molt and
atlas ballad by " '
ll
hut...m ml New
Misfit: iii?
M-‘Wtim Ilsa-i
0;“ mil.
si’Titus.
, H O . “w!
lamented. workydgl‘i
morals r llg
‘N mind ‘3 old,
it good Job.
19933311119 1 bar, the
00111 G 013101’ W
ll of, tho ploysrs was as
SOUTH NORWAiiK.
:i...' _. . . Dowd
Pitcher
, Ethics .‘ .. ....... Knorr
Catcher. .
it.......... ..... Rogers
First base.
.. . ... ............. Tammany
. ' Shortstop.
.... ...... G. lander
Second base.
. ......... Jas. O‘Brien
'l‘hird base.
.................. . Scuiley
Canter field.
............. Larriglln
9 Left field.
.05.... .................. Cuneo
Right ileid.
granny of the game was:
té—By Down I OBrien l
4 Bases on balls~0il 0' Brion
Kori.
191% me
no:
Doll ey flied out to Lauder. Nicho-
[.lM struck out. Grindrod fouled out
3030”“. No rims
title! got a base on balls, Cuneo
go ilr'st on a grounder. Landor
11in 0 center. scoring Sculley and
:01m O'Brien flied out to center.
‘ ‘ an dud Kuorr negotiated a clev-
or, his steal. Tammany struck out.
fingers hit to right, scoring Lauder
‘tl Larrlgan. Knorr tout filed to
as Four runs
Pig‘rces hit was good for two bases
,LLMilll reached first on O'Brien‘s
ill hie. O'Brien hit to right scor—
lag Pierce. Mu‘ii was caught at the
plate. O‘Brien flied and was thrown
out lit first. One run.
3' ded flied out to Dooley. Sculls-y
struck out. Cuneo grounded to 0' Brien
and wits out at first. No inns.
‘ Vail. Bureu grounded and was out
i. Whitiock tiled out to Tom-
‘ Dooly struck out.
" f uder grounded past pitcher and
ilflcoiid and walked to first. OBrieu
gruck out. Larrtgun tiled out to
lcl'iolas. Tammany grounded out to
short. No runs.
Nicholas got first on his hit by
Tammauy's poor throw and Rogors‘
Hit by pitchermBy
Wild pitclimlioinles.
by innings was as lol—
No runs.
Lauder threw Nicholas out at.
right. ‘ .
O’Brien tiled
homo. Mull struck out.
out. No runs.
Rogers walked Knorr hit. a pretty
one to left. Dowd grounded safely to
first. Soulley flied out. (‘uneo iliod
scoring Rogers. Cuneo was touched
out at ilrst. Knorr scored on a pass-
ed ball by Van Buren. Lauder walk
all. Dowd also scored on it passed ball.
lander stole. second and got in on
Grindrod’s tumble. O'Brien walkod.
Larrlgan rapped out a two—bugger to
'left, scoring O'Brien. Tammany sin-
gled, scoring larrlgan. Rogers got
first on Dooley's fumble. Knorr tiled
out to center. Six runs.
O‘Brien got first on it grounder.
Holmes out at first Van Burcn flied.
,out to Lurrigan. Wllltiock was out
on an only grounder. No rims.
Holmes went into tho box for
O’Brien, the lattcr going behind the
bat. Nicholas went to sctond and
Van Buren to right iicld
a Down tiled out. Sculley got first on.
it under. Cuneo sale on wild
.1th by O'Brien. Sruiley scored on;
Lanoer's hit to right O'Brien walked.
Mrrlgan tiled out Cuuso out at
third. One run.
y out at first. Nicholas out
lint. Grihdrod lined out to Dowd.
made a pretty duo-handed catch.
aria.
10111111011? walked and stole second.
rs struck out Knorr tiled out.
Tammany tried to steal third but was
ill! out. No runs,
roe tooled out to 0' Brien. Mull
all out. O'Brien hit suicly to con-
.1“ O'Brien stole second. Holmes
mg: out. No runs.
0 'm Sculley got first on
1603's tumbler. (‘unoo out at
Tammany scored. louder hit
rigtht. O‘Bmii's bit want to
Inn-1m also out. One run.
too; substituting for Van Bursa.
‘ oil. Whitiock out at iirat. Nich-
“ ,r man out to Down No runs.
walked Rogers was hit
in «that! ball. Knorr lanai-d. ’l‘um-
‘ thrown out at third. Dowd
ed. No runs
ndrod got ‘fli‘lii.
‘ ‘Mtlli out at llrst.
l
I " .l «tiring (.il'indrod. Holmes tan--
nod; one run.
”Nil. WIN“ FROM CONCORD.
“pistol“ Shot 3‘“ Iy H'tt‘l River With-
HOLYOKE,° MAIL.
who is booked for a place with
tho
* nncolicut.
3.1211001 11 hit yesterday. But 00 laced
hills
”1‘11th
“l“fxzi'l‘muii
tnieswflarrls snow
nee. 0001mm“:
R33
11.01131
guns.
Rickey.
h . sin a , ‘ ' on kins.
1199:0133 4: concord, 1. Echo hidden ' 3H ltfdn‘ey Cure.
also». i. it.» i set: boiler ill 1 have tor than,
in your, although am now 01 um
we liner
W
tot the
" feature. The score:
Rolme 3. Stolen bases-wlmiri- ,
4 New [York . ..
fumble. Grindrod grounded safety to ‘
. who has practiced
years, says he has used every pros;
Pierco out at
O‘Brien st ..
sent 14. «Joe
It'6tl Americans next year. held
league champions
one getting that on Bowoock's
., and Banana drawin‘g‘ it puts.
. league" played
'Ill amt-initials. H'rpo
”l‘f
“‘stlrin‘
old .. .00
Oogaopmi....‘;.hy
os- u , .
Mutts.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New m:mihmm mom
Washington-«Other (tomes.
NEW YORK. ML 14. w’i‘bs locr.‘
Americana returned mm
srn tour yesterda
tory over the wflifit‘i‘n‘ WW to 1.5
ianly lolly in
the mild": littl t r
the iihul inhglé. ‘ifii ekXcoi‘
11.11 E.
1.3 1
New ork....02000108x
Wushngl'on ”0000000'Wl 2
31011191191
Builorioahflrih and
Townsend and lieydon. 'i‘ime
Umpiie, Sheridan. Attondalloo, 2.0.00
Philadelphia 1' . Boston. 0.
PHlLADlL‘hl’Hll‘t. Sept ltr—W‘l
two out in the scvontli inning? Murphh_
made a home run drive over the brig
iiold lchcc anti scored the only run of
yesterdn "a game. Plank gays Boston
but two its Attendants, 7,.00? nlititliiro'
‘BOstou . ...... 00000110004)
Philadelphia . .0 0 0 0 .0 010 x—«i' ‘1 0
Bdttéi‘letih—‘l‘aliiieiiiil and Crlgcr:
Plank and Powers. Time.'1:1:5. “ Urn
plr e. McCarthy.
”—-
Clovclilld. 9" Detroit, 2.'
DETROIT M1ch.,80p‘t.l‘i.L-Kitson
was put out of yesterday' a game in the
third inning for disputing a decision
and Coyoite, who succeeded him was
hailed hard. Mick's batting was a
; R. 11. iii.
Detroit ........000002000—42 7 1
Cleveland .. .101210i3M17 0
Batteries ~ ”Kitsch. llycotto and
Drill; Rhoadcs and iliioiow. Time.
1:30. Umpire, O'Doughiin.
nucc,‘1,.600
Chicago, 7; St. Look, 2.
CHiCAGO. Sept. “mementos by
opportune hitting, won yesterday's
game from St. Louis, 7 to 2. Attend-
ance, 8,061 Score:
';R_. 11.17}.
“003110040!“le 12
Chicago .
St..Louis. .000101)001-——2 9 l
Batteries—“Owen and Sullivan;
Abies, ‘Siidlloff and Sugdon. "l‘imo,
1:32. ‘limpircs, Connolly and 'Connor.
-,..__..—._._
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Yorke Win From Brooklyn In
Ninth inning—Other Games.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. ,Sepl. 14—119 to
the ninth inning of yesterdays game
against New York. Eason pitched Well,
but wont. to pieces at, the iii 1in giv-
ing three lJilBi'S on bulls and ‘1‘!
batsman His wildness coupled with
Bdesnahau's iii‘noiy single gave tht
contest to New York The score:
R.H.E.
.100100003mi’i 4! 1
Brooklyn ..... 00 ii 00'1100wl G 4
IlRttOl‘les—~Alllt>ti. Mcuinniiy and
Brcsnnhan; Mason and Bergen. Time.
2:05. Umpire. O‘Day. Attcndnnco,
3,000.
Boston, a: PhliIdsiphII. 2.
Philadelphia 3 to 2 in an extra in
the winning run principally on Plttln-
gor's two wild throws to catch him
of the. visitors. The score:
9 R. 11.10.
Boston . ....0000’002001—-3 it i
Batteries—Young and Necdham;
Pittingsr and Duoin. Time. 1:03. Um
plrc, Murray. Attendance, 1.109.
w...
Port Ghana-White PlainI.
have tho
league player that they choose. and 11
will be a great game, White Plalnl
tho Bridgeport Stale 1101131119,!“ bat
tcry
on. FINN’S Tsswgony INTEREST
Dr. Thomas Finn, of Bounsborc, Mo.
crlption known to the profession to:
treatment of kidney anti bladder dis
anything so amoctlve in both chronli
and acute kidney and bladder troubh
as Foley’s Kidney (lure. it stops it
system. Sold by Plalsted' a Drug Store.
TONRlNGTON KIMAE‘lDACCIDENTLY
IlAll’l‘F‘ORD.K Supt
14 «Humor t‘
died It the Hartford Hospital tor
ti . as the result of an act: dontli
bitty struck by his helper named Soo-
bellied apparatus. The
til I at the head its toll over bacon
~ so cal and Was removed to tho hospl
to by his lion and Boovlii. He died
from homorrhnge of the brain follow.
in a fracture at the base of the brain.
'1‘ o medical oxnmlncr has decided
it) t. the death was due to accldtii‘it.
n.
a
ad has exonerated Scovlll.
Wheeler was 47 years of age.
luau-- ”mu—n...“
‘MIN not sum! to billion.
r direction, also
at t of mmto aloud.
l and»;
in,
7“":
0 hi." laid by Plaimd‘l Drug 8.1000.‘
I lim in _
fi‘v‘i'i‘i? ““ oil‘s
totI
‘ . R. Lgmll‘orbes in New Rochelle. fist;
2E0 Esther ‘owad out about 800 yardn trout
suddenly Mitor Whittle
Attendv’
itilrlg a .
BOSTON, Sept. 14.-—~Boston defeated
ning game yesterday, Tunney scoring
napping. An error by Wolverton was
mainly responsible for the two runs
Philadelphia .0 0'2 0 o o o u o 0—2 a ii
The Port. Chester 8. 1!. Club will
play a match game with White Plains,
on Sunday, September 17, Both teams
privilege of playing any
has scoured Cornea and Beaumont oi
medicine for 39
cases, and says he has never louno
regularities and builds up the wholt
Warrior. of 'i‘orriugton em toyed as
a machinist in tho Shelby 'l‘i c Workl
vii yesterday. Wheeler was «killing
a 010 in I place of machinery. act»
will villa swinging the sledge and tho
splice in which the. force of the blow
who obtained was constricted by over-
descending
sledge struck this apparatus and tho
iii iv glancing. struck Wheeler on the
More than hall at mankind over slit.-
if years of age suitor from kidno and
3
to and.m at
slow a swim in the sound. On their
1010001 ‘h't‘titilov intro ”tilt! "sill““WW
girls in bathing suits cot pg luncheon:
"imam“ an ill
‘ wars lilac
wNaucy harddrd. ..~
nonunion. Ill.,w
The girls invited
with them and
‘1
1m
till a and lb ' ‘
“l alwayli e biog”, exclshnsd
wanna as has it 9
ell have it tile or it." 3skill the
girls not at at the lunch
has an all hittis the two
New titan be r a swim. i-alt-
“111303 9 a with h
a rowbo r" “as coilibl net!
that the water was too cool itlr him, so
its sat on ih rocks and talliedto tothot
other dltoi‘ Whittle ‘bnd Miss
ill.
shore and then capsized the boat. so
that thin; oohld stand on the bottom
and dive oil.
-'i‘h‘ey wore liavln‘g‘s 3600 thus. when
was seized
with cramps He tried to got no. 'to
the boat without saying anything to
alarm Miss Barnard, but Melons were
temporarily paralyzed. and. realisint
loathe. was about to drownyhe he-
ran calling vigorously tor help. His
iompanion. Miss Baronial. also shouo
ed for assistance Editor Forbes
heard the cr.les but thought at that
that they were. only tooling He yell.
ed to Whittle:
“You shouldnt have eaten so much
ole. No wonder you can't swim. it's
weighing you down.”
- Whoa he realized that Whittle was
really in perilgii‘orhcs got Life Guard
. Goodwin, and they hurried to the res-
cue in a skill.
buoy they reached Whittle be was
unconscious. and Miss Barnard was
holding his head above water with one
arm While “with the other she clung to
the upturned boat.
'i‘he'giri was so nearly exhausted
that'lshe Was gasping for breath, but
she held bravely on until Forbes and
Goodwm golfihold of‘lhe drowning ed-
- itor and stretched him out, on the bot-
tom of the upturned rowboat. Their
‘ 'hoy titted her into the skill and row
cd ashore.
. The rescue was witnessed by several
hundred excited bothers, who thought
'nr a time that: both Whittle and Miss”
Barnard would be drowned. When-
Wl‘iittie was brought ashore ho was
still unconscious.
ONLY CURE FOR ovnPlnlA.
. Mrs; Franklin Bush. or New Castle
let. says: "1 cultured for years with
lyIpensia. used to have great Matron
mo belching. I tried everything is
mild hear of but nothing helped an
mill 1 took Binsillan Balm. us one 00-
out bottle cured me completely. " ,
Fm- sale by R. H. Plotsted. 1" H. Bu
or Ind the Oliilord Pharmacy “
SWEDIGH REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Ninth Annual Benton Hied Yesterday
In Willimantic.
Wii.i.lMAN'l‘lC_ Sept. il.~'i‘hr
Swedish Republican Club of Contract-
cut. mot in ninth annual sosslun hero
vestcrduy for the purpose of reassuri-
ng its allegiance to Republican plin-
~ipics to selot't oillrers and to pro
note goodleilowahlp. The wolcominr
dtlrossos were by Henry Hanson, oi
tilddleiown and former State Score
‘ tnry Huber (dark. of this city. Amour
the committees appointed were those:
(in credentials—A H Nero ot Noll
Britain: Oscar Louquist, oi Wililman
T10, and Frank Anderson, of Bridge-
port; on resolutions—P. G. Wallmo
if New Imam Charles Betrson, oi
Norwich and Alfred Johnson, of Wii
imantio
Resolutions were adopted declaring
illoglauco to the principles of the R0
lubllcnn party. endorsing the admin»
titration of President Roosevelt;
irblsing the part taken by him 11.‘
irlnging about pears between Japan
ind Russia, and declaring that “Pres-
idelit Roosevelt has proven himsol
to be the moat powerful factor in in
tertiatioiiai politics and attain" (‘on
tinuanco of support to the Republican
party in national state and local af-
‘alrs is promised as tho league. has
'oilildonco or success of the aims oi
:ii t party.
hen the time coma for choice o!
liilcers, Prcsldont Hanson declined rev
diction. and Andi-ow Laison, of
Bridgeport was chosen. A. H. Nero.
9f New Britain. was made vice-presi-
out.
Other officers were chosen as fol
10
~ goerotury—‘Charioa Pearson. Nor
wigh.
reasurer-0harles J.
Narlh (irosvonordale.
I”first. Sergeantnt-Arms—vs. 10. John
so , South Manchester.
Second Sergeant at Armsw-Clisrloil
8. Gustnvilon. Portland.
“dilemmas Gustnvlon. North.
1 Job noon.
Gl‘flfiVOgm‘dllei c 'A Allison, Middle
to it; “PM rollllollon. Bridgopurt
he crow tnlp committee reported
forty-one do autos present.
lit banquet followed the business lies
0 till. , . .
OVIHNUN NV Olly DIIN.
Animals Are .001“ Great Damage tr
Mm Grope-
roiltirkit'i‘. Oops» osptembor it.
This town is compo ply overrun by
_ gray door at the sort ens breed. and
iii y are do! it out M91 9 to lilo
‘3 tub: or. A: .‘r man'yII lags or tour
r requeatly (soda
cob
stitched ,‘e‘n boonozl’o‘ltrorsd“ in I "Ii
”11% ad other garden products
. 09.90
i
its rot eulogr;
Iion allaolsll
Mal“ ”flotilla”? will?
have disbanded the Chinese! bandit or-
~ your children.
. co abs and colds sold by PlnlItoll’i
T'i
tiiti d
“was.
i , ,., tr 0 ii" aphid top
1, 4m 9 ,W 13:;
tor by trade hem‘ £233?“ at
all day
which. and iii
nary dimculty with sediment in the
kidney secretions. it anon me at
ng‘tflti do y—«im ofibn‘.
.ny owl“? 305193 tip
it an a 1110.000 5 out
gutted 11:1;‘1‘119 mo rungs ml? and
t or a ay's wot-kl an int
wonk.iobtalhodbo:n’s“l{1fléygl’1l‘iil‘
4t Plaisted' a drug stbre to see it they
would help inc, wl‘hoy did. They
gave this ciitire‘reiiet.” '
For suit by‘ all dealers. Price 00
cents. F‘ostor-Milburn (30., sauna
N Y. sole agents for the Unit
Stilton.
Remember the name-Doan' swnntl
inks no other. “ ’
CHINESE CLAN WAR 18 OVER
Thailand! Mlotbmlnpi to. Territory
occupied by Two Armin. .
lilDZIAPUDZR, Manchurin, Sept. 13.
~Whatever may be the feeling of the
Russian or Japanes soldiers regsrdln 9
the conclusion at peace, one an we
comes it unreservcdly and wit basin;
iirg smiles. ’l’hls is the Chlhltttiltn 0n
whose land this ‘war was lodght for
nearly eighteen months. Today the
roads around here are tilled "With blip-
i’y. smiling Chinainen and women all
and young. who. occupying clumsy
carts loaded with their household
golds are proceeding in long lines
back to their old homes.
The Chinese meet: the. Russian soi-
dlers with the one word; mace."
which is repeated over and over again.
Man or their humps have been devas-
this but notwithstandlng this they
expross their joys, tgetthig back to
peaceful and industrious occupations.
Furthermore the me of neutrallty
to each side wliiclittre Chinese hovel
been obliged to play for so many
months, has been a hard one and peace
has brought relief from this strain
it is no exaggeration to say that’ tho‘
chinese are now the happiest people“
in Manchurla.
it is reported here that the Japaneso
minimums with which they operated
during the war.
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BEST FOR CHILDREN;
Mothers, be careful of the health oi
Lookout for Coughs.
l,oids Group and Whooping Cough.
Stop them in time—Ono Minute Cough.
(lure is the but remedy. Harmless:.,
and pleasant. Contains no opiates
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "
“h“..a—o...‘
UNH EARD OF PROCEEDING'
W
State Prison Convict TIROn to Briana-i
. motley Tiaal. _
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. ll.~Patll Her
pert Schmidt, aged 10. who was son
tensed to ten years in states prison
.or killing William Taylor at Sherman
n August,1904 was brought to the
Fairneld county criminal superio“
court. yesterday to answer to twc
charges of melt against him. A cm
)1 habeas corpus and a bench wart-.an‘
or Schmidt ‘wcro issued yesterday h
ludgo 'l‘hayer. nit-siding 11130111! seas:
loll of the court.
This isa very unusual proceedlni
ind Willi brought about by Slate's At
torney Fesscndcn, who believes the:
here was it ililscarrlage of justice in
Schmidt's case, and that the sentence
he receivéd was entirely inadequate ii
iii the crime of which he was guilt;
He was tried for murder in the firs
iogrcc and the jury brought in a ver
diet of manslaughter, for which in
was given the tiinltlinum penalty. The
static' s attorney and others are so con
viiiccd of his guilt on the capital oi
‘cnco that they will now try him for
theft of cwoiry. committed at the ilmc
if thou leged minder on the farm at
William H D. (.‘littonton, in Sherman
gohniidt‘s counsol who defended him
it the murder trial, are wrought up
over the matter and declare it an on
board of proocodlng
THE ORIGINAL.
iloiey & Co.
Haney and 'l‘ar as s throat and lunr
railway. and on account of the real
merit and popularity‘ of Foley's
1y and 'i‘nr many imitations are otter
ad .or the genuine. Thane Worthlesl
'm‘ltatlonl have similar sound
tables. Beware or them. The hello in
i‘diey's Honey and Tip: is in a yellow
kilns. Mir for it no 1'6!qu an:
In Itltuto. n is the lit reliioliy toi
g store.
39‘9“" oonoi'l'loil slhioua.
Tli'lELl). N. y. 8§ptembér 13
econdltion ol 8. red Nixon
speaker oi the N w York State As
aetnbl. early to- y «I ”‘3 ennui
the actors were with him 01 low and
11 tilt in their power to 'averllr/lt
9 ms to be an acute attack of' sppsn
ll itlI. Mr. Nixon‘s llb‘art action ill at
k that the ducto‘ 1m to have
min In it to an 0 lion. Yoster
i Mr on wall “I With Invert
i n: in the nation , e ‘ysrniitorin
audit: and brutal ro at door
all montlli. hey 7 110 iii
be an acute clinch n 0060111 fills and
k the usual prt‘l Widgin inlet
‘ia‘tes. Abobi six ye lips tilled
Nixoni abflorod trom ails |to cos e at
union ill. from w album/airy
a ll hlmost irartll till‘ it floated
heart. a sit 111113 011 iicin‘ni
tron tour that. it 9mm not stabil-
in o ration:
whorl-N‘s ‘in
W311: form
altos Nurse»
up u ‘hnve been mails the damn
. moose and turned over this 1103139.: or
. rather what remained of him i
. Diarrhoea Remedy I could not inwc
, {monthly lived but u ié'w hours longer.
Chicago. originator ‘h
.9900 piedly'wrppfihdm ’
‘ inotlon between
thawit but» to pieces “and Will‘s
iii-sailing him tor use. evdentlwiumt
octiil r‘tn‘ Will only vald“
Mu suit for 01100 damages by “J cob
”111.1030"
till dolls 1120. Mr Devi pur-
airmail it {about “untamed bronchi) It
at horse auction. binding that the ant-
dial did not know I brlolo fro lit-9i
1." ‘" illii
mash and 001:3
11%.“
totskctll lie
makc ill a?“ d t Trumb&ln
0
m, we? a" 1°!er l ‘J.
Six weoks ‘clapsell‘ and 1‘11: Lori. not
liearilrg any news train litigant in
qulrad of the doldhoi'gs Whitby had
finished ”the education 01' his nag. Tlloy
repllill that tlioh bored w til-rough
1y broken. but they said he must pay
them $15 for extra food and something
for the cupcakes oftlie trainisl‘ as .wdli
This was too much for Ifievl . who
sent other"! to Trumbull. he Gold.
burgh with suspicious alacrity drop
pad the bill for food and trainih‘it ox'
clip for 110 They 01399
horse tit) lhsir farm
o the
owner. ‘ . H
The animal had indeed been “brok-
en." Gaunt and bony, coyercd with
cuts, sores and bruises: limping. don't.
dumb and blind pom Mr. Levi collit'l
hardly beiiavo‘ it was the same dash
lug butter- fat bronclio he hall'purchtis}
ed. “0 yol. 0 yoi, " he o’x‘clhin‘led, with
tears in his eyes. ‘Tlie'y tint m‘ads‘ I
burn ouii of you, Maud " ' .
In the hopes of repatritl
tool so that it could be use
it to Dr Atkins One look was slitti-
cicnt. Humane Agent Stiles was sum-
stoned, and the remains of the bros!
cho Wore shot.
he took
contract and that the Goldber
slaughtered his horse. The soil, which
is brought through Cullinun & Cnl
ilnitu. is loiurnable to the city court
for trial. ,
HAD AN AWFUL TlME.
*
But Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dian-hm Remedy Cured Him.
it is with pleasure that i give you
this unsolicited tostltnonihl. About a
year ago when i had a savers case of
ineasiss i got aim. out in a hard
rain and the measles settled in my
stomach and novels. i had an was
time and had it not boon for the use
M'Chamberisin's Colic, Cholera' sac
but thanks to this remedy i am now
strong and well. I have written the
above through simple gratitude and i
shall always speak a good word for
this remedy. ~SAMH GWlN trlit'ei-
i‘ag salesman i'or concord Nursery.
Concord. (in. This ronlcdy is for sale
by ‘Stlilson. Powell, Clifford Pharmacy;
Zeittnss Pharmacy.
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TWO GIRLS WANT TO RETURN
HOME.
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Want to Newark Sunday to soak Em~
ployment but Quickly Got
Hume-ink.
BRIDGEPORT, September 14. ~1‘wo
young girls want to Newark. N J.
~‘iunday night to soak employment and
their parents fearing tor their solo»
y ot the police by the ears to-day and
a man named Chester lvos. who
lead to be stroller conductorparresr
ed. The girls are Sadie Tiska. dough:
or of a barber who lives at. 1011
Strntlord avenue and Emma Allen;
who livos on llurd avenue Both are"
lbout ill or 17 years old. .
They got llomosick yesterday and
wrote to iron whom it is alleged was
1 friend of theirs. Someone found.
iut that ho had a iéttei from the
mini; women and their fathers asked
he' police to arrest ives.1ie was to
"tug. Shortly aftelwnrds it was learn
Id through the Newark police that
the ’l‘lsku and Allen girl were living
‘11 s. respectable boarding house in‘
one of the best portions 01‘ the city in
Newark “and expected to go to work.
They were homesick. however and
thought they would like to return to
this city.
Them was nothing In the letter re
valved by ivos to show that he was in
n ‘ way connected with the trip of
girls or hadimything to do with
‘tliem in an illegitimate way. He is
a married man and resides in the
West End
Sadie and Emma were taken to
enlarge by the Newark police until
heir fathers can go after them and
h: police are going to discharge
’v s. ' .
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LIKI "some MONEY.
vou have I cough. cold. sore thrust. on
H6 says: “i had a terrible chest troov
010,0I1169d by moire and coal dust on.
1:? luau: but. otter Ilidlnl no relic!
other maladies. i was cured by Dr:
Coughs and Colds."
isle oi Iny cough or lung medicine iii
be world. At? EHt Busters, Min
liorwnlll. and a. P Wood's. Namath.
ion and $1. 00; guaranteed. 'l‘rlIl hot-l
do“ the ' . '9
Owner lI «Inlay India at This Olly.
other 11me by Item.
omits. sebum“ tut-urn
so loony gain
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vote all t
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Mr? 3‘ ‘l‘he “09%
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the uni '
Levi asks 8200. claiming breach of
ken to police headquarters this mortij“
Finding Malth i. one strain. noneyi ..
~lio think those who are sick. When -,
:hoIt irritation. better not promptlril:
ikc w. 0. Barber, of Sandy moi. VI). : . r
(dt‘i‘g’s Now Dhbomy ‘tor 03mg! ‘
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LAUNCH WIRIOKID AT GUlLl'OND:
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which 110800, on Mon y
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a storm did instill dImI‘io‘ ltd “‘.
.Reacl Co.
Elfabll'uzod 18.37. .
Fail Ramcoats
. 'lbe latest “‘3‘“? are attractive as to style and very .
comfortable to li‘éli 'l‘hc’ 001101513601 é‘lptitsi' although closely
l
woven and vol. tirtu ltrc light in weight so: tliata ‘-
coat is no burden to tho Wearer. Among the new ones
are gray and tan mixtures, also small chockt.._ Seychel-
smart looking sample Coats of exclusive style are in tile
coiieuioii shown at plrsopt‘. Prices from $10.50 up.
Noyeltios for Waists
Very neat and 9h..rniing' in common weave are some
new Waistingn soon at tile Walsh Goods Section downstairs.
1119;! are like the tailored cloths used for mans vents
and quite appropriate to wear with walking skirts and coats. .
In pink, lilac, green, champagne, and white grounds with l
small watch dots and squares. The fabric is mercerizcd
in the yarn and quite lustrous. 39c a yard. 9 ,
Guimpas for Children.
A. special in white lawn Guimpes, fine and dainty, but
all' to aim for cliiidicn of 1010 years or thereabouts. Near-
ly eve. y one is ham. made with small tucks, feather stitch-
ing, lace insertion an id edging They are exquisitely dainty
little garments tbat' Mite been $2.38, $1 50, $1. 25 and $1.00.
Now 75c and 98c to close out.
For Souvenirs and Prizes.
In the Citing; St no is a table containing so ic dainty
China Novelties, which otters itself as a good blade for se—
iecting card prizes and souvenirs. . ’
China 1 locks. Comb and Brush Trays, Tobacco Jars. .
Cereal Sins, lame Plates. 'Lca Pots, Sauccboats, Chocolate
Pots, Cari! Holders, Sugar Bowls, etc.
Stop and sec those. new I’ortieres with the leather bor-
ders. Just the kind to put in a room with Mission Fur—
ni'sliings.
Red C0
Huck
Huck Towels, 18:33!“ lilo
Turkish
Bleached and Unblblt‘illiad, at 100.
Bleached and Unbleached, at 160:
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Huck Towels, 20x40, at 150; 2 to r
25c 2 [01' 260 . I . .
' Bleached, spacing, lilo; regular
Buck and Damask, at We, value 26c ”flce' i0“ .. -' >
Unbleached, special. liter regulIr
Huck and Damask, extra value. 250. price, 25c
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