. Wilton.
" bit Mo
on
new and
the wnumfl" _
lost norm?
The hunts mm
at all porbgin the old.
it a a score by aniline:
NJJilndb 010000400¢r§1§m
arm 5091);:100110-4 doll
moorland-Melanin” ll. , .
instilling”: I
Modules
7 Entrants; Plank and Bridges.
’ of about.
chanson Baum DEA”
gun—unna-
. nirhsi to dilute by Death in
Thatw
LONDON April 27. «A deer
led in a pecullal manner at
Tuesday. The animal was
. tWo dogs and in its terror it
'lan the reeks around the quarry,
, lining to the portion oi the
it“ its on as x Inland. This.
‘ ' litany an island, is access
sridge of stone and the
in ed the deer there.'1‘o get
ts pursuers the deer took
and although the spools,
lllng enough to assist it.
whole to head it for share
, drowned
Warden J. H. 'l‘tlllhsl was notl
occurrence and will investi-
n view to finding out to
tibia belonged. There is n
’ d suspicion that a great
.aro killed ill this manner
min down by dogs or chased
I into wa‘ r', Where they drown.
1 we ins noes of this nature
ly recorded.
urre, in the late winter of
' ..the eer swimming Thames
all being taken care of at Gale‘s
lit. finally dying from pneu-s
‘ tter‘ a few days. The other
His Home of A
. . lolly y.
MIDDLETOWN April
.--Henry H.
pt 1113 home here as a result or soap-
ex
old Mr. Smith was a native oi Had-
dsnl, and came here in 1853, as a. boon-
bank Later
treasurer
quarry Company, the Middlesex Alt-
NatiOnhl bank.
children.
so b
oranges,” writes it, ill. Alto oi!
n
bullet.
from a cold.
Plalsted'a Drug Store.
MAN ILOOD MARI“.
W of horror was told by marwks
‘ blood in the home of J.W
. a well-known merchant oi
‘ He writes: "Twenty years
Id severe hemorrhsies or the
d was near death when i be-
rellet of the Ball Francisco people.
Pleviously acknowledged.
‘ H. H. Elnlth Succumbs Suddenly at
Smith, treasurer of the Mlddletown
Savings bank died suddenly last night
He Was about seventy years
keeper in the Mlddletown Soviets
he was the treasurer
of the Union Mills, but in 1879 became
socretnly or the Mlddletown Bevin“
bank. and since 1888 had been its
He was a director of the Middloaex
alliance company. and the Mlddlesex
He leaves several
CURED HEMORBRAGKB OF THE
IHUNG.
oral year since my lungs were
in attests that 1 had many hem
Wood
“1 took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit 1 then
started to take Foley’s Honey and Tan
and my lungs are now as sound as ii
I recommend it in advanced
es of lung trouble ” Foley’ 3 Honey
an 'l‘ar stops the cough and basis the
lungs. and prevents serious results
Refuse substitutes.
LEAD SAN FRAN moan 00mins
The regulsrmeeting of Olive Branch
Lodge. No. 19. Knights of Pythlas. was
held last night, and it was voted to
sand #25 to the treasurer or the relief
fund oi the Knights of Pythias fill the
..81 068.19
WAT
ml"?
to ate as
Brill
full at
down well.
critical points.
innings:
Solyoke,
and Robarge.
Boston.
Phiill.,
* Bitter!
Ifl—u— ‘
dridgopprt. 12; Watembry, I.
URY April trim-A crowd
.600 people saw the Water- .
bury hnsobilll team open the season at. .
lemons Perl:
the bottle hunt
by a score oi la in a.
seventh isnns- waterbllr
as won. but it
deport started s but
adored seven runs.
center-ell (i (once.
lord's: Fenslte held his opponents
The score by innings:
{QIWN
outs; to, Drill
Up in
.H. E.
-Ilrldzep’t 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 7 0—12 10 6
Wuterb’y.083110Q01--912 4.
Batteries—~Coughlin and Beaumont; .1
Fenske and Thackera
W
interested spectators.
0 0 02
Sprlnui'd. l 0 00
Batteries~Vols ll d Schlecel;
Winter
Conley, Ba, lay and Powers.
Holyolte 4; Springfield, 3.
SPRINGFIELD Avril air-Tile Coir '
hecticut league deacon opened in thin ‘
city yesterday afternoon with a de- -
test all the home nine by the Holyoke,
team, the score being i to 3.
game was sulprisinaly last and clean
for so early in the tone and the visi‘ ..
tens won by punching their hits at
of the League. was one of the many
v3... 5 ml buoyanc. I got blip}. my old R l «
weight, on when any of my Elixir? :gc Ammamfi’
friend; commented] 011mm}: line For Dyspepsin~ .‘
_ prove appearance to l em it R 1 . . ‘-
President wultloclr. w“ an m;- to Montague, curs?“ D) spepsls .
The score by ;.- - His experience is no different For Coughs— ,
3.11.13. “33‘ thato‘f litany 0pm. Rm“ Cherry 1m“, 1
1 0 0 1 H 11 1 mail MUC“ one CtlltS large bottle] 35¢. , -_
1 o 1 o H il 2 "Spring lFover” by Working AndFZf
n Hess throu the blood, thus reaching :96 othwltsxall Rom.
National League.
Plotter and O'Neil.
...”...
At Pittsburgh—Rain.
American League.
At Philadelphia:
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210012600—12
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and Graham
.ll.
11
4
ve Plank
or our .
.!'
lied tile
thoelgilth .
: rally and ..
W lit the bone .
d knocked the ball over the _
Outside of this
- are?
tion of ill mucous
City .Cputlcih
' who... lilill ”cit - u‘t‘h object:
"Last small: .23
pitted infflal’lVflllii i‘dr election to
> it‘ucii i felt worn out '
“WC“? -,'
my duties but
hills in Weight.
friends advisotl
Tone.
cured his wife,
derman, it Will
and out ofsoria.
tor-mine any particular seat of my
ailment. it was able to attend to
great effort
lost con ider-
enjoyed
uniformly good health I was not
greatly alarmed, and ‘Iclt that my
. pubic would soon wear itself out.
'lFinally I consulted a phylli-
clan, and his diagnosis was that i‘
was suffering from incipient ill—
testinhl dammit. He advised me
to take a course of treatment at
one of the celebrated medicinal
springs. I Was inclined to take his
advice, but found it difficult to get
away from my public and private
buainess. While I was llcsiloting
what to do, one of my
distressed the, and
I could no
llfl'
All I luld
ml: to try
He told it): that it had
and he said
cure you.‘
he was right. I think I took four
or five bottlss during the course
of at month with the result that I
was entirely free from pain and
had recovered my manual energy
the a opted membranes wherever
they are located; drives out the
At New York: ' poison and allots the inhalants- . 7,
« mills. . lien: for as it is a powerful nu- , . .
gfifi “m" 2 0 o 0 ° ° 0 1 “‘4 " ‘ tritive tonic, it revitalizes the 23;, ’, r .
-Batberies-—Taylor and Bowel-man; 0° 9°” 5 I 9 5“ nine nerves. « g
Pltilnger and Dooln. builds up the body, and relieves
M Chi , you entirely of that tired worn-
coco. , R.H.E. out feeling;E which comes with the
Chicago. 00300001x-4 s l changed tramps.
Oluoin. o o 2 o o o o o oa—a c. 1 Any" dilatorh'er of. ours who pm».
*Bntterlea—lnlndxren and Kilns; chases a “tram bottle of Moon.
Chem and ”ML Tone. gives ltd! fair trial and .
At Boston: ' 'doesn’ t find that it will do all we .
5r m 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0:31. 1:31- claim for it, can haw: his money .
00 yn, .. ' , t .. _ y ; . .
Boston, 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0‘1 3 1 23d; byremrmng to us the empty ,
'Batterleswrltricklett and Bergen: it e. ' ‘
The Clifford» primacy. promise.
membrane.
‘ Peter Al: Willing,
tor Iliad com-
lilical
, has \.
The Refill Reloadlc
him out the nights; at:
ellscil olrha family
in our city militia only do ,
ills. . ‘
,lhey give indie .loi'
money becousso
tiller! selling plan;*(oply ll .‘ ,
one rofit betw rl. the ,.
MII‘)“ meter-er on who fl
so it you is in) d, ‘
(inducesL-l'e takck'tllé'm ”
a
if you are troubled
from any ailment within ..
eve;- ioll ufluwhat it is
but two wr e Jill. .
the particular Ilvcxdli. .,
Rcmed that will bonefit
you. fit .docanl (lo I
we expect of it we ll
refund {Ion yOlir money.
The n i t c on W
exhll
t dc~
s
Company’s plan all
ing their 200 R,
Remedies. one iorisacll :
ill. reduces the cost of .
lllcu- producing; not by reduc-
Al— cult‘lng tlilfI all jobber!
[”01“ I“ ll “MW 2?»
WW" handling. it soil It
Remedies stand for
eve thin that is high-
eatrln p Irinacy at the
lowest- prices.
For Nervousncs's- ‘
edict for 196 other silo .
menu. f3 ,.
- mg the qltsiitv. but by i .
Bis Bread
0M 00,“!
One Chan
One Salad
Souvenir
This
ested in
in a box,
.....
MONAS.
Ladies‘
1 Assorted
‘81: Pistol
8i: Dinner Plates.
Six Soup Plates.
:1: gutter Einstein
x nus on aucers.
'Bix hull. Plates.
811' Plates.
a sheer qtlitllt,
One spot
Hand Ellie
These patterns are all
icnccd needlewoman will
waist together.
WEEK WE WILL OFFER SOME SPECIAL VALUES
Attention is directed to a" Sale oi China which is open
mediating. lipid! and prices hiring here quoted J . .
Breakfast Service, English LandscspsmPsttel-n.
if. steel as ..m
and Butter Plates.
Ono Covered Cake Dish.
. .
Special at $3. 39.
m Servicd; White ml cola Pattern.
’ One Tea Pot.
Sis Tea cups and saucers. One Sugar Bowl.
Bl: Fruit saucers. One Ballad Bowl.
lie-t. Dish. ~
l
Special at $1.80.
Dinner Service, English Porcelain, blue.
0 covered Dish.
no Open Dish
One out.3 Platter.
Que Pic 13°%I"li.
SpGCIal at $4. 69.
Solad or Chop Set, Blue Copenhagen.
it'll“ '
Cereal Set. Blue Copenhagen.
One Nunp y.
Six Oatmeal Dishes.
Special “$1.74.
Special at $1.20.
Souvenir Plates, Free
late to gdark blue, of Bridgeport.
plate is a finé piece of En
Free with 111.33.» Purchases.
1.an Wade 1: Patterns
Those preparing the summer wardrobes will be inter-
During this sale we shall present to all purchasing
goods to the amount of Sada or over from our China or
House F dishing Departments m the baneme'nt, a large
ish porcelain, the cen-
ter picure of the Soldiers’ Monument, while the. largi‘n has
six medallion views of the city. It is a lovely souvenir bev
sides being desirable as a piece of view China.
a collection of Eofbrolderod Waist Patterns, one
that are shown att
at: tron
widely on Linen. 32. so to 87. oo.
IN
Lawn Kimonos.
Patterns. at 250.
Ladies' Cambric Kimonos.
Light Patterns. at 35c. ,
lo Lece Sectioll. The lawn is of
and the worlt, more or less elaborate.
Other values up to 33. oo.
11: aimed so that even all inexper-
up no difficulty in putting a
All inspeéti'oll of the waists will interest
r :II‘
ammonia prim rupnsmv sub rdn ion national; on THE
LADIEB' KI-
Ladies' Lawn Kimonos,
Japanese Patterns, at 35c.
White
. 3 Dr. King's New Discovery. , , 1M Detroit: , ----- —- - w .
steely cured me and l have re- a'i'owlltcH nun lenn 1'30qu it. lull. land handled the sphere lor the col» round men a: good chard
well ever since " It cures orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup col-g: Detroit. 0 0 2 o 00 01 11-3 7 3 legebo ed in the company are invited to at
ages Chronic Coughs Settled stomach and liver troubles as it ill Cleveland. 0 0 0 1 0100 0—2 8 0 Lineup as follows: ten 3 meewm ,i.oln
' . . Bronchitis. and is 'the only digestion. and stimulates the liver and -Betterles-Slever an d Paine; Hess Merrill. Not-walk Hldb. without lsjo‘u de sites to repeat
i? a for Week Lungs. Every bowels without irritating these 0mm and Buelow. Sanford ..... ..... . Wa rilhl emollient that he is not a condi-
. H. Baxter. like pills and ordinary cathartlcs. it ~—-- Second Base. date or once ln‘tllil' ll 11 ablation
. sure. indigestion and sick headache At Wonhinan: ............ ....... Austin and Would not be, ’lllld‘iil’ y dim
and chronic constipation. Orino Lax . R." H El. ‘ - - center Field. stances. and that the in no out and
'ative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate ash. 1 o 1 0100 x-lllz 0- lllnllland ..... Tate dried plan to giant , ,,.fu lab will
or gripe and is mild and pleasant to ew York 1 1 0 1 0 00 00—3 10 1;Pltoiler. > be chosen by vote o .. embers ~
to way.3 of putting it take. Refuse sublititutes. Plaisted'd Etienne—Kits” and Kittrodse; Vorlln. ..Dordeynt the proper time so member is
to bill Drug Stores. LChesbro Grlnith and Klolnow. belt fist '5 st as liltely as on“ be made
bio, "fl beginh to i all there Hanan .Germiiili plinth
axialisprints in your cookery Be carolul of what' you say to some At St. Louis: Right "Field. W
. lw Evaning Times . men-41nd to all women. R. H. E. Laurrari ....... Kelly AN lid?“ id" '
-.. .. W __. » --« Chicago, 1 o o o o o l 1 0—3 ll 1 Firlt am. "What do‘ you iii that appoint-
' . 8t. Innis, 1 0 0 oo 00 0 00-— ........... .. .Csllili meat!" asked the ‘s an. ,
. ' . Batteries-Altrocit and McFarland; Short. stop. "It doesn't seemlilld s intlnent
. e Jacobson and Blolley Peterson Hopkins tome.”snswerod th'e _ it ‘vln citi-
I Catcher. sell. "itlesdisa out." ash-
MIRRILUI WON AGAIN. Connors ”I'l'hi' . . Murray lncton Star. ‘
. rd Bale
go: ,Plallos." Furniture, and other goods, in a brick mum News High school by s Score by innings: AIHiizuTON .
V " “a“: . more of 7 to 0.1iiin the au-
Itorriil business Colin's "H" ."1 ran over poms person s.
storage. ,
lanes, Furniture. pic.
OAL AND WOOD
AQCNl till P’OR
Property may be insured at a lower rate while In
gmriencod truckload for moving and handling
Raymond Bros.
49'0“
taught?“
“new
NQRWIJK
basebalL
School
has ,m yes your afternoon.
you: “new“ ”3" ,
lie , fined :Egud
aI’ll. ms no use, tor illslo l.
or Elem;
my"
del- F.
apostles and?
The ls nimble cm
I” anlkols
many cases. have come “1.111, :1;-
none 0
"MW. sow mull:- beyon‘dsil
tabloid 'llfl
'l‘lllllim"
dive y’ol‘l I“mills names
it lords ill “1'
Where's nothltl
t rest as Dl‘.
I it in a tow hour‘.
pain in on? Mt.
cl
‘3 ERIWEI’ONT
r and: on
.’ ‘0‘.” $.13 I “
“WWI
W
‘ 'NIW MILITAIW EQNPANY. ‘
Lieutenant Wilson Will Organise ltl ‘
Eclectrlc Oil.
Relieves any
"Mung“ 11:;
l” o m
. o1lIy a
’3‘ I.
, isl policemanmm n'llllt. i"?
Will"?
0 on»
’a unmlt'wul
denudation“ W m
tin order to test "finals-a
efil‘lf'oullsion an die superior advertis-
V ue IND m -
Manhunt all: tor
his mmsdisil‘l‘ss Mn? it
who will out out
no can
pen and prism it. it bis""Illre. '
:Issou'vso-auulis neprsnsdesnouossos ,‘.’
Winn—lamow wwwm I
Ladies' Cambric Kimonos,
Ladlea' lawn Kimonos.
Three Styles. at 50¢.
a
and Fancy, 25c. .
nmnnonanne A'i‘ 11.09 'ro into.
.' LARGE Linn WHITEWAIBTS, 31.00 m $3.00.
Ladies' lawn Kimonos.
'i‘uclls and Embroidery, Bile.
Norwalk Chronicler