,, spirally afternoon.
00k P.
shallower-hell aim»
Thoblamford paper
the following:
drive over the leftufield
like and beaten.
in motile
. 9
,pusoie and energy into the li-
feet,.aad thus did Johnson break
Endgame The finish was the more
. satisfactory because is was a Stam-
‘ ford boy who did the. trick.
' of albatars with one lone swat, of-
r,_' tithe battle it. put up. it was three
1:05. comparatively unknown Stamford
player should do the trick while big
in, ”.‘t'ale'ilt in evidence. ill the Nash
' el‘y' were good-looking “Jerry" Con-
‘ pelland‘ljlayward, of the New Haven
trgfltatéleague team: "Professor" Billy
Lush, who was one of Larry Laloio's
trumps, out in Cleveland, llntii he be-
gun to coach the Yale University base-
ball team and found it more profit-
able. with ”Tom" Tuckoy. another
Newflaven-Btaie league star, serving
ftp the dew-drops. and Em Donnelly.
member of three or four Siaic league
team: during the season, on duty in
left. Stamford had some big ’llns, too.
pert, “Dutch" Sherwood, of New Ha-
ten. "Mike" lklughcrty, captain and
'a‘ild "Smiling" Phil Corcoran. Dough-
, arty bad a field day. and he made him-
«_ .dld step into little Jimmy Burns's
,5! can. lie had ii chances, and he fell
down on but one, a atllllsh by 'l‘uclley
, fiwhioh was almost frisky enough to en-
- {title Tom is a hit. lie didn't do mucll
fat the bat (for that matter none of the
locals but Johnson did any hitting to
' k of), hilt he looked all if he might
tor on. lie saved I’hii (lorrornn nu
(I he dill It in it way titlll brought
I Ill! sterling qualities.
Namath Played Desperately.
,"'§d'rioaoupia of lmd holes to pull out
i . tn
Viral safe on a tumble. bronnau
- , as Matt dulled for second.
lurid. it a double with
' oaa timer to center, and
was so“: we or
on . V a , ‘
lit bras-m again. but tried to
but »
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, ‘eeme' rotn‘te silo tat. onus
brilAadvocatehad a great, was clearly out. "Billy" Imph follow-
5 lionbtlte 5““ '0“ ed with a double in left center. and
.. t the Oysterlneu thought .of..conseil's
”“0“!le when and and groaned. Phil Corooran threw
Brennan out.
Excitement in Ninthr
.; “ {11.3613 atlckset llzorwalk’a ninth was ribbed with ex-
’ eaterd afternoon (it. moulv ,
”13h ' h’rtbmbl‘fi field. with Sherwood lost. liaywood's ground hit.
' James slammed a single to left
9 wat was [ha greatest ever HIlYWOOfl heat ll. all the way IO'
“m“ Itimade some huge. James took second on George Giblin's
nt' will 1h“, put A'mos in throw to catch Haywootlp None was.
4 d W of perfect“, and out, and with a bitter on film Donnel-
‘ , tr Biilrf’ N390 um his ly's calibre up, it
nibgék'to 'Tlle Norwalks sore. Stamford.
Riloadss and Wakefield.
.-' At Washington first antitank
Wash.
To begin with, "Dutch"
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To make matters Worse.
rain begun to fall rather heavily. The
, it the last of the tents ses‘ infield played in, anti Corciiran.‘hever
‘ mighty losing control for a second, gave Em
ll: an Cuhiil who so outshoot. He hit to Dougherty and
malnourishedorihe Haywoon was thrown out atlhoplnie.
“39:01 the! game. had The infield continued to play ih..and
from food for frenzy ‘ and Donneiiy N010 8600M.
a. blush t "Tom" Tuckey’g (lorcoran struck out McGrath. and Me
calling “Du ch” Silerwoodenti Klernan ”‘39“. P “I”? “Y for George
Daugherty out on strikes. Glblin- .
Mined not to suffer a when he came in to the bench. Dourb
' a, gripped his bat firmly, and erty shared in it. ‘ The Oystermen
his eyes on Tuckey's seductive were easy In the tenth.
' “111,39 let the first one go by out in one. two, three. order.
' " MA trifle too high for his pur» Four times before Johnson broke up
" ' he shot the second ball the game did Stamford et a man on
‘ ill the second,
Corcoran got a lot of applause
_ er; and Allies, a wee bit of ”“88-
‘ a ticipatory smile curling over the wood raifirli a fly back of second. and
film‘s of his mouth, pm every ounce McGratll, James and bush all went for
f The three stood looking at illii
y. herd Was a crash as bail and another. and let it land safe at. theil
"will ’." Next instant Johnson feet.
_,1lfp8' tearing around the bases, and the while, and reached second on the hit
at, almost invisible m the clouds. 'I‘nckey threw Dougherty ollt at first
planning for the left field fence with and Sherwood was doubled at third or
[Donneily in mud pursuit, and the play. because he over-slid the bug.
. rybody on his feet’cbeering. though Another double play retired Stamforl
the people could not see the ball. in the third...
Thensille Stamford team and the side- when “Mike Moylan got in the war
liners rushed out into the diamond. of an inshoot and ambled.
'd begane to do idiotic things. and hit IO Tlickoy. and made. no effort it
'25 y in the'grund stand realized bent out. the dollble play which 'l‘uck
busting ball had cleared the fence. 03’. lamb and Brennan negotiated
Johnson centered home through the "Jimmy" Giblin. began the fourth witi
=cheerlng crowds that. swarmed the a safe drive to left, but the next threl
field, with the only mm of the game. men went out ill order. Regan strikiul
i'ball pent over‘th‘e fence fully tit. Put in an attempt to sacrifice.
Norwalk'a Desperate Desire.
Norwaik‘s desperate desire in wll
was apparent in the sixth, when lllt
, field captain insisted that Regan rut
" Where the Big Leaguers Failed. for Phil Corcorali whom McGrnth lllli
. . allowed to live.
, Stiff“ too bad to beat the Nash out- out to left.
“Dutch" was pedaling all
There was one down
“Jimmy" Gibiin filed
it was Regan’s turn a
bat. bllt anntlgel‘ Nash and some n
, ,.. ., the Norwak players wanted to keel
“for the haughty Norwnlkers, that Regan on first. and deprive him of r
turn at but. A lot of yapplllg followed
anti fillnlly Phil Ctlrcoruu ended tilt
' lers failed. There was a lot or talk by doing his own running. Jim
”J to show how easy it was. he stole sec
olld without turning a hair. llllly Inlsl.
threw Regan out, however. Stamford
had a piece of hard luck III the eighth
bllt for which the game. would not
have gone over nine innings.
Johnson opened with n binglc in right
George Giblin was instructed to sacri
it's hard for George to make '
bllnt hit. and his hot
air.
fine.
at nothing bu
Johnson, overalls one. and antic
iplltlng the hunt. got started for sec
ond, but stlopped when the hunt failed
,, ,, . to historic ize. lip was caught off first
The" was MM Billlale,of Bridge- by McKiernan's throw and was l'illa
ltight on the heels of this pin:
.. , , George smashed a haunt to right can
multiraci- of the Albany iN. 3M “33'“ James got within reach. by Iflb
running. and load?‘ a lungs for it, but
fell as he got his users on it. George
““73“” with "'9 ““3 even though ran all the way to third and was safe
there when Haywood dropped
Moylan hit to bush and
Corcol'an forced Moylall at second. III
the nlllib Stamford went out in one
And then Johnson
The sullllullry: '
out.
IGI‘.
hell’s throw.
two-three order.
broke up the game.
Wot two, and played his position. J0000"“. i'fv
‘ ,olevsr. season player should. Jr "lb“li- 31’.
M?“ Lush had pleat y to do at aec- “.080". II.
' find he did it. well. iiiiliflil'fll in “'0. lb.
second inning be was part. to ll filli'l‘WWlI. a?»
may he would never allow at DOIIIIIPYIY. 2b.
' . v‘eu. (‘iorcorllll and 'i‘llcltoy G. 0‘0"". If.
.Ir‘otb effective, and llli'l'i' wasn't. Moylan, i‘w
itch to chaotic llf'lWi‘i‘II llli‘lil. l’hll .tli‘t‘oriin, Ii.
OO“¢“=O-lv=='
3,: l acaddccuc’:
. Count-ll. rf.
Halli played ileum-rated to will. hush. lib.
In daugsrous at every stage. in Brennan. 1b.
gateway "Jerry" (tonal-ll grounded Haywood, 2b,
Yale and lillf down. "billy" blurb James. of.
mailed a nice Kulereauus bunt over Donneily, if.
a,«.,ff.iimnly” iiiblln. He might Namath. tla.
ll it. but "Jimmy" didn't MoKiornan. a.
soul. the chance to sea. and Tucker, 9.
succession-:2
35‘3336
53“:
”Wmmuwu‘.
Total. 37 0 7 2917 2
Two out. when w
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Married run, Stamford: first line on
‘ Mom with a clip put errora Namath. 3; slander-ll, 1: hours
WWI mile broadened at run. aileron: Wotan ilita, sir
v * 1a 1‘th out Home . wood. a. orbits; Lush. Donnelly: left
, and hi. put Mufflers on bun, iliamford, 8; Nor-walls, I;
" lift byogitobed, MI
hails.
Garcons. 'I; by
row to Daugherty. Again. mad
_ d, lira Nash outfit got. in Norwalk
rig. With one dorm. Jam Stamford
I. Moy‘lan; bus on
, i: struck out. by
okay. 4; bass blur.
off Turkey, ii: of Cortland. '1; double
lava. 'rllclta , Brennan and Hayward.
and fireballs, Comm-all.
Marian and ‘M‘lml‘ly; stolen bases.
lien in ‘ and Dilli-
dolly.
vaarauaawa.‘aaaaaal.t.
Rosetta more National League. 3.
At fill-loll tam/gem): '
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looororo
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Batteries: Luntigren and
American League. ' I"
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R. H. E.
Batterieszr Killian and Drill;
HE
R. Hull.
Budteries: Winters and Armbrusier;
Adams, Jacobson and Knoll. i
.Alioi'lisa , tzalale anions.
ti - t .-
Mora Negotiatlolaa Will be Neceaaary'
Between France and Germany.
PARIS, September ill.-Anotiler cri-
sis has arisen i.n.ihe negotiatione‘be-
tween France and Germany relative
to the Moroccan conference. This has
resulted in a suspension of the lllf‘f‘tr’
lugs between Dr. Reach (the new Can
man minister in Morocco) and M. Re.
volt (former governor of Algiers.) the
special pleuzipotentlarles of Germany
and France. Their past meeting no;
cllrred three klays ago and there is no
present'sign of the resumption of their
conference. Dr. Roaen in the mean-
time. is seeking instructions from Ber-
.lu, but the extended delay begins to
excite apprehension inofflclai quur-
lers that Ger many will not yield upon
points which, France considers to be
essential. Both sides show anxiety
ind the strain promises to seriously
affect the Entree. However. the For"
sign Ofllce continues to view the sli-
nlation as susceptible of adjustment
and specifically denies the alarmist
report in a French newspaper that
the German demands include the port
if Mogaalor upon the Atlantic coast of
Moment»
The following official statement was
made to The Associated Press today
on the slflljeci:
The question session of the port of
Mogador does not enter into the pogo
tiations In any form for the obvious
reason that Germany and France in
their exchange. of notes have specitl~
rally agretal to maintain the integrity
of Moroccan territory. Therefore it.
Is impossible to negotiate upon the
ccssiou of Mogatlor or any other part
of the Moroccan territory." ‘
FAY KNOWN IN BOSTON.
tonah Was in Spanish War.
BOSTON, September lit—”liicilerd
i-l. It‘ny. who committed suicide at Kit-
tonnh, N. Y.. yesterday. formerly lir-
.-ti ill this city having come here to
reside in 1884. While here he was at.-
ilve lll club circles and as an ()Illi'l‘l'
in the state militia. At the outbreak
of the Spanish War he enlisted ill line
Eighth New York infantry. was ap-
pointed lieutenant and served through-
was formerly Miss Marlo Prolldfoo'.
'lf Chicago. instituted a suit lor Sup
hall failed to support her and their
December. Fay. who was then Ill
ramp at Peekkkiil, N. \'.. contested tilt
cree entered by Judge Grant ill this
araie lllulntenailco. it is understood
that a complete divorce followed later.
and that Fay married another woman
last year.
DIMATISFACTION IN JAPAN.
bably .Lower Rates of Internat.
interest.
people from any feverish intoxication
meets.
for education and social reforms.
preliminary tr
y s.
in,
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11000020x—4 7 ,1"
Boston . 000002000—«2 4 1
Batteries: Hughes and Hayden;’
Gibson and Criger.
Second game: 1
Man Who Committed Suicide In Ka-
ollt the war. ill 1898 his wife. who
:lraie maintenance. claiming that For
flve-yoar-olli child since the previous
suit. denying the allegation. By a lit.»
city on July 18. 1898. Fay was ordered
to pay his wife 3300 a year for her son-
Outaida Capital. Coming in Will Pro-
TOKIO, Sept. 19, Noon.~Despite
the fact that the ebuliiiion of popular
dissatisfaction over the peace arrange-
ments continues unabated. there are
indications that the business coningent
is slowly sobering down. The capital
intended for new enterprises. follow
ing the successful conclusion of the
treaty of peace, is gradually coming
into the banks as deposits or amounts
which are likely to lowrr the rule of
The profound disappointment which
has prevailed, has lll least prove it
benefit. to the afoul of saving the
resulling ill bubble enterprises. like
those which accompanied the close of
the war with China. The moneyed
clans resumed the attitude of cautious
frugality during the war; the financial
outlook Iii not gloomy and capital Iii
impatiently awaiting solid invest.
RIVINUII LII; THAN IXPBNE
I.
THE HAGUE, September 10.--Tilo
States General were reopened ill-day.
Queen Wilbeimina’a Ipsech after or
pressing her pieaaura at the and of
the Far Enters War. daft with intern
llal mums. Her lnaieliy aid the fi~
metal condition or the country in:-
«parathion commuted an economical
administration as the revenues. al‘
though increasing. were not keeping
pace with the expenditures. All ex»
tension of the sources of rerouun was
necessary to meet the «roasted dliirit
of 1906 and the expenditure necessary
‘ hoarding Lila dates? tgt tila‘ noun?
ryt areas repose . annverra
alaia of the . outbmt
inflation in urdar lulu t a whole
,paoplaavallebic for defence white
man will be sought to sample the,
fortifications of Amsterdam as ditty
ll ibis.
Munch also ' ‘ obligatory,
all}? W , ,li .. Welly
' D0
wasn'tubsoititeiyip '
you tbiulr’ialfcfr an shortness, business could be built up and
continua ly increased,“ our goods did not have exceptional value and meriti‘
. you think we could hold the trade of half a million people. if our
ion for dot exactly what we any wasn't firmly established?
~. 6. Senators. Feral n lambassadors. Bankers. Basins»
i Bustier-05”.
‘ thing about
much. * Why?"
bunker: do you know"
auppobe it‘s one or. bone“
simply live ontrtbe linke."——Philadol- He’s employed in a bowling alley."—~
pbia tigers.
c» you know _ auy- "Yea. he does 't ,de
so if" Peppreyr—"Not pick up pins Iii ’ the tiltin.’
Duralaye-r'twmrs a , “Well. well. that‘s a quocr supersti-
Mvm*"l,tlon." ‘ .
chinks that “Not, at all. it's an occupation.
' ant/thins. . ,
. , . Philadelphia Press.
rams, ‘ tons a SUIT HOUSE:—
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Your money back ifypu‘are‘uot satiaiis . ‘
. 4, ~ ~ . ‘ United Item Sonata. Washingtoa.‘D. c.
at Whiskey exceptionally fine for table and ,nladlgipai WWHW ;
. kill S ' f MW'RWW
on“ “nan We will send youviu a plain sealed case. with no ' a,
marks to allow contents. FOUR FULL QUART ,
BOTTLES 0F HAYNER PRIVATE, STOCK RYE FOR $1.20. and we ' i .
will pay the express charges. Take it home and sample it. have your doctor t i
teatlt~every bottle ifyou wish. Then if you don't find it iuat as we say
and perfectly aatlsfaotorymbip itbrlcir to us AT ()UR EXPENSE andyour j > ‘
., ”.20 wii ,lleflmrnptly refunded. How could any offer be fairtlrrlI You ”mm“ “
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A FEW LARGE size warb'rel'éiéss '40,’ 4g' AND 44. wear:
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to Building.
MERIDEN. Sept. lil.—-Frnuk Lewis,
on liaiiun' barber. was arrested early
Sunday morning, charged with setting
fire to his dwelling at 123 Lewis ave-
nue. He pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until Saturday.
peutling‘an investigation in the prison.
or's behalf. Bonds were placed at
$1.500.
Lewis claims to have lighted a. lamp
upon returning home Saturday night
and leaving it in a pantry. He thinks
the garter coverings on the sheivou
cullg t tire during the night. lie was
awakened, according to his story, by
the smoke, and escaped by jumping
from a window. He then gave the
alarm. The state claims the firemen
noticed the smell of bonaine and gals
upon arriving. The fact that Lewis
nlltl advised other tenants ill the house
to do likewise is held against llilu.
Ills lliiorncy alleges ll neighbor, who
Is a competitor in business. caused the
arrest
cpsronlA
Infant: and'flhildren.
fill Kill You Iiau Albr'y‘rBlllgili
dim; , .
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ROBBER USED A KNIFE.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l9.——J0bu ii.
of Missouri. was severely stabbed in
the face last night, by a rubber on the.
front porch of his home. Mr. O’Meal‘a
was seated on the porch when a man
approached and inquired the number
of the house, The man drew a re.
snuggled with the robber and both
the Iowa. where the fight continued.
neck.
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O’Mearu. formerly Iielliellant-glweruor
volvcr and demanded money. O'Mcara
men rolled down the front steps to
As Mr. ()'Menrn gradually gained the
advantage, his assailant loosened his
grasp on tho revolver and drawing a
knife. stabbed Mr. ()‘Meal'a in the
face. The footplld their escaped. A
physician was summoned and live
stitches Were taken in tile wollnd,
which extends from the cheek to the
Mothers. be careful of the health of
your children. Look out for Coughs.
Colds. Group and Whooping Cough.
Stop them in ilnlr--~--0nc Minute Cough
lure lit the bout remedy. Hill'mlfdilfl
mid plenum". Contains no opiates.
fluid by The Clifford Pharmacy ”
CHICAGO. Sept. fil.——-Western
floods caused the Santa Fe Railroad
ll loss of more than 02.000000 in the
fiscal your inst closed. This is stated
in the annual report. made public ileu-
tlerlilly. allowing gross earnings of ov~
er “8.000.000. Work on the Santa
Fo‘s new trans-continental lino lfi pro-
gressing at three points and It is 01‘
peeled that the entire line will be com-
pleted this year. This line will be
somewhat shorter than the Trinidad
route: will avoid two mountain ranges
between , Trinidad and Albuquerque
and will be less stipend “to interrup-
aud beaten, in a lob riot. until covered
with acres. a Chic , atmt car com
t‘lilfitoi' applied illicit en’s Arnlca halve
and was mm sound and well. "I use
it in my family.” writes G. J.Woich, of
Tokollaha. Mich. "and find it perfect.”
filmpiy great for ctltland burns. Only
2 at F. If. Basie . lultlktb Namath.
tom ,II‘3ZI one so. low. .
Daub. aincinerator
They Were Stranded and Could Not
Pay Their Bill: in Torrington.
TORRINGTON, September . .——The
were unable today. to settle their
bills at the Farnham house. at which
hosteiry they had been stopping. it
tempted to get away and Landlord
Reyneke. employed the. service of At-
torney Bernard E. Higgins our Chief
of Police iaewls F‘. liull. Word was
baggage retained pending a satisfac-
tory settlement with the proprietor of
the hotel. Small audiences worn ai-
il'acicli by the company which at the
end of its Week's stay here. found it-
self unable to meet its bills.
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
Finding health is like finding money
~80 think those who are sick. When
his, callsed by smoke alld coal dust on
in other remedies, l was cured by Dr.
MW.-- .
33 Soutthdin Street. South iitlrwalk.
Your Order Idler"
is what we are after. We are here
to please you, we take pains to. please
and we will please you. whatever you
may want in the way of meats, poul-
try and all else you expect to find In
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh, sweet and tender rule the most.
with us, which you will know when
.you have once tried our service.’
Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
Broilers.
J. W. DODGE.
Sucoeaaor to' Jacob Sailfish.
22 Washington Street. .beouev322-2.
members of the Christie Stock Co.. . '
which has occupier] the boards at tile. .
Union theatre each night the past B HE ,
week with the exception of Friday. O '
is said that some. ill the company flit w°°d SL, Tel- “03'5-
scat to the freight station to have the 9"“ STOCK
can NOT
you have ll cough, cold, sore throat. or . . “‘
chest irritation. better not promptly '
like W. 0. Barber, of Sandy Level. Va.
He says: ”i had a terrible chest trou- '
my lungs; bllt, after finding no relief Tel. 342‘5'
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Frank L'ewla Accused of Setting Fire
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' Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
John T Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwalk. ‘
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King's New Discovery for Consump-
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sale of any cough or lung medicine in
GERMAN SINGING FEST.
WATERBURY. Sept. lit—«Delegates
from forty-five German singing socie-
itl illlri city on .lllllo 18 and ill. The
places represented were liridgcport.
New Haven, Hartford, Mcridcn. New
Britain, 'l‘orrington. Seymour, Rock-
villo. Stamford, Tholllusion and
South Norwaik. A new ('(lnHIlllillfln
was adopted and considerable minor
business considered. The meeting
concluded with a banquet.
ARE YOU ENGAGED? '
Engaged people should remember. I
that. after marriage. many quarrels 1'
can be avoided. by keeping their di- l
gesttons in good condition with Elecv It
tric Bitters S. A. Brown. of Bennetta- l
viilo. 3. C., says: “For years, my wife :
suffered intensely from dyspepsia. com- '4
pllcatod with a torpid liver. until she i
lost her strength and vigor. anti he-
rame a mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once. and finally made .
her entirely well. She is now strong
and healthy." F. H. Baxter. South
Norwalk, and E. P. Wood, Norwnik.
sells and guarantees them, at hot: a
bottle. " .
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GAOOLENE EXPLOSION VICTIM
DIAD. .
NEW LONDON, September lit--
William 8. Situation. of Norwich. ouo’ ,
of the victims of the gasolcnc'oxplo; V
kiou on board a naphtha launch Au: 1»
gust )7. died in the. Memorial Iiospi- ,
tlll here during last night as the ro- ."
suit of his burns. He Is survived by ~
a widow and three children.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and,
Diarrhoea Remedy. cures diarrhoed
and dysentery in all forms and in all
stages. it. never fella. For catchy
by.flt.iilson-Pawoli. Clifford Pharmacyé‘
Zciifuaa Pharmacy. “i;
on. AMIRMAN saunas. .a‘ ,‘
NEW HAVidN. Sept. 1&me. George ,, _
I..l Amermnn. for many years register ‘ "
Yale. baa retired by. reason of libl
.llaaltil and la attenuation by Arthur
Marvin. of Schenectady, N. it. Yale.‘
'01. Mr. Marvin has been a rlcilooi it
principal to ilebaneetady, for some
yea . , ‘
of the shallots Scientific School Inst - ~
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w- mm. a , . _ . .221
I ' ‘
the world. At. 1“. ll. Baxter's, South ' ‘ ' ' " ' ‘-
Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk; . '
50c and 31.00; guaranteed. Trial bot— ' ‘
lie free 0- » - ‘
ties of the state met 1 ll‘! . t if . ~
and votmi to hold the ultxi' Slillhgflclll A. J. Ange v ‘ne & S01),
I34 Washington Street. South Norwalk
cardamom ton
escapes
cool: and have all of the“modem-polnta of construction . *
‘rvml’arfa'dt Damper, choice of Crete: finally inter-churn - . *
able), large Broiler Door. large as ‘
Niclliil meta. perfectly operatin
co lilo seaport tras'illtl) “couriers
RANGES.
they respond quickly to every Mall of the '
{firmwares lustful. m from“?
’l
Pan, remove la ;,
ii '3': (lye'l '1 ”glued” '
«awe as many a a at not vs aturea ;
"whlchilitllrng to the #0! alone. giving them
A re well-earned fibrils official, the”:
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