.bosun Umpire
’ iunoed that Charles
d a live dollar bill
to t o tirnt‘looai p yor crooning homo
pinto with It run.'1‘o the first Yale
man to do thin trick I: bolt of cigar
who to lilo memo prior or lily
not»... occupy
and. natural
Tho Mother’s Friend:
' m mun eon-4m. to «mm m on vol-cm
-‘ pow. pp...
T0 TEACH YOUR SON. I
act religion for its own
' . DR.
1 bud a little
Jail dlmculiles with courage
lulncss.
no friendship that con bI'lng
degrading assooiutions.
about other 110013105 convic-
I didn’t call
sent.
) cu'sc,
reverence womanhood.
o a clean lilo In thought and;
”well as in deed.
on, him * that true
oomands success
'l‘pa the best things in life are not
‘ can be bought with monoy.
{ripe 9 command he must that lo: on
I took It littl
muniiness
dart,
.: cont.
ero can be no compromise be-
Oneoty and dishonesty. I
the virtues of punctuality and p
; all are excellent things to (ultl
’ -i.. M Montgomery
believe. "
"That I:
maid.
will prove that our judgment is good. f;
The doctor diagnosed and
or c rnihvr large
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY 1,1"
Platner & Bradley. Proprietorl
CUPID’S FEE.
tickling in my throat,
I took a little iroche and it went;
3 doctor. as you note,
0 troeho. but. ulna!
found
Embedded in my torpld cardac.
The case is quite lucurnblc. anont,
But all tho tickling cost mc‘ was no
nPuck.
m‘bcén triumphantly cured, liter having been
,oi health which ensures Ill abundance of soft
Winston
and Still!
supreme curative power of T. Hill Mamfield’a Capillarit hut made
_ "thlt prepurrtion an envious reputation. All forms of oldn dilute
gitcn up It: hopeless
physicians, hospitals and professors of medical colleges.
Capillaria quickly cures Coughing, Sore Throat. Croup, Blby
Hit timer; ind Insect Bites. This wonderful remedy cures not only the
:dircascs of the skin and mucous membranes. but it in the one
resting that keeps the atalp clean, white. and cool-—in thot perfect
luxuriant hlil'n
pulpit-utiéil, but mitt" time Inn lied.
V4»
perlplrction—«iinply destroys the
., More Perspiration Odors
time there Was an arouse for tolerating the dingrccnhle odor arising
.Th. Woductlon of
Spiro Towdcr
Ir ponlhlc for one to attend social gathering: and dancer with-
of being criticiicd and shunned on nocount of bodily odors.
db by! of Spiro Powder will kill the rttrongeot odor.
It docs
pure for
y 'i‘roII
9 Walnut. Nervou'riim.
Courtipltion,
all Livel- Complaint.
Ill, Indi-
ilioomu’
Don’t only until
Such telly; like it.
Jo the borne of this
I
ble, Dy:
And all the tickling cost Inc was a
How fortunate I caught no dread diet
I :‘l‘o rob Inc of my wonllh‘anrl health
and case.
I hIIIl It little tickling in my heart,
a.
"You.” said the young man, "my ears
1 'must‘ admit; but
large. curs sue a sign of generosity. 1
right." rejoined-tho l‘tIlr
""I‘hoy iudlouio that nature has
boon quit» Izcntu‘oun.”~(lllicugn vaws.
= I robot:
in: “.Iinll‘fi.
, E have much pleasure in announcing to our friends and patrons
j that to; have had the good fortune of obtaining the co-opera-
b? four prominent manufacturers, whose names and preparations
non»: to every housewifc' In this town. The remedy of each man.
motor» has genuine merit to recommend “—41:41! Is why we Ita’praant
' 3pm. We bespcak for the following your earnest cousidcra on.
x. r». , ‘ —
F' g.»
, hill to Brennan.
. bail for 'It’itlh’é twoibilizgcr‘lil loll.
, tun stole third and scored on Whit
. tukcr'n single.
.. napping III III-III by McGI'oIII.
dollars was also altered to tho pla ,
who hit' that tlIIionv labial hiatu- Iii/fl
on tho loll field who 4‘ ,
"Nick“ Brennan; to popular limb
bnnemun, was the lucky man but reclaim
the first prize. whilo Pitcher Rotan, ol'
the visitors soured tho but of I
3,316 third nine in lulluncartim
Thwllorvrdlltu communion Inn by
nearing three muslin tho that inning.
Andornoo wont out on It' Ily to Stanley.
Brennan secured a non! Iiingle. Ouhili
Iuloo‘n It only vorapor to eIIininlpI‘LIItIy
dor who hit by tho pit'tllion and walked.
lltonmn going to scams. million innit ‘
oil a timely ample, scoring Brennan.
Louder“ Itiivhhilin‘fi 'ilo net-Gm." 1.0690 and
Mcbratl‘r WW bbth paused. Iorctnu
Ilaud’er’ hotho.
lolt armed Joiners. Don‘t struck out.
ending the inning ‘ ‘ i?
_ 'l‘h'ei second was also productive of It
rub for tho Ideals MI rumbled All
dowon'n hot grounder. trim Sawyer
made It poor thIow it) first 0! Bren-
IIaII‘o' hit .‘A‘nrlornoh going to tIilId. 0n
Cublll's long fly to long, Andoroon
came home.
Yule begun to look dungcrmin in the
fifth After Sawyol and Small struck
out, Rotan Wbo' h'a'rl tok'oti Chub 3'31
place In the worth. was aalo’ on rob
Innis ortolr, going to second “on thoI
play. Whittaker was passed Ronni
then made a cl'ou‘n stead of ’third Whit:
taller going ti) second. and both scored
on Lung' a single to right Long stole
second. and scored on Stanley’s single
choice. but was caught at ohird by
McKiornan's throw to Lloyd.
Mutton; were even up in the sixth.
Ford lined It pretty Texan lcn'auor just
over Anderson's head, but was caught
at‘vaocoud by McGrath. Wells reached
first on n holder's choice but was r-o
tired at second on Blues” hit. Dlncs
reached second on McGrntlI' 3 error,
scoring on Anderson's error of Suw-
ycI-b hit. Tho agony was ended by
Small striking out. J
Norwnlk broke the tin In Mr hall
however. Anderson was retired on II
pop fly to Robin. Brenunu was hit by
II pitched ball, stole mound and went
to'thlrd while Cnhlll was being retired
at first. Lauder was again the target
for the pitchel. this time the Inside
of his knee being the obloctivo point.
disabling blm tm the limo being Cil-
IIIIII. who run for him. stole second.
Brannon lowing for home. The liner.
to cntch him was true, but'Wells mllo‘d
to hold the bull.
In tho bighth the locals nddod Ihrcu
more to their total, clinching Ihc ur-
gumont. Andornon rotibhcd first on It
hot grounder to loft. going to third on
Smull‘s error. Brennan reached first
on- Dinos‘ error and 'Iitole second. .It«
bill’o'lnglcd, scoring Brennan, dud IIII-
vuvncId to the second station“ whbn
Laud .r was again hit by the pitcncr.
James illc'd out to Hilton. Lloyd drc'w
Lauder McGrnth singled. scoring (III
hill " 1430an Won torcod out at third
McKIurnun hit
Lloyd out
In II final cfl‘mt Ynlo' scored another
run in the ninth. Sawyer Was retired
on II. by to Lloyd. Smull was out Cu-
Rotun then mot gm
0
to Sawyer. forcing
WlIlitnIIcr woo caught
The score and summary:
NORWALKS. '
. Ab H il no A E
Alldel'ililll.i-IS. ........ 5 3 l 3 0 I
; I3r¢unuu.10. .. 4 3'1 9 (l I.
«.Cahill. 2b. ........... 51 i 4 0 0
.Gilauud'or.“ ....... 210000
Judicial". ........ ...612000
Lloyd 3b. ........ I 0 I 3 2 0
.MIIGmthp ........ 1401l31
. Mekictinm. . ....... Ii II I 0 ll it
0082, IL. ........' i) 0 I l I
" 'rcuua' ..... . ....... 854 8 3 2715 4
Q' ‘ YALE 2d.
Aliliill’OAE
Wlillpl mart ....... i i (I 0 0
fund ........... .II'I‘IIIII
‘ *0Y.'..;.l!'.. h301200
$0.30. .. ........ ..3' 0 2‘0 1 l'
'. . .4 0 0 0 0‘2
Multan. ...... ...I I 0 :I 2‘- i1
or,:Ib. ..... . 4 0 II 3 2 2
5, lb'.. . .ldllso'i'
; Cuultihgmi... ...... . II II 0 l O 0*
Rotun.n............. :3 2 I I II o
’l‘otnin.........'....3i l3 0‘23 0 0
‘Laudor out, hit by bound lmil,
Show by innings;
Sammy! Euro-ll woo-whim. in.
no
MI II 50:33! Mal: 3.:
#103136?
WITH) 13
”flit 9W"! cm van‘l- r-.'.-nv---;-
Ina" vou'lpttr-n ugna
Molticrnonill single to ‘
Stumpy reached Becbnd ”on‘ a holder's ‘
a base on hallo. advancing Cain" and '
5 i........3IuIIoIIIIIx-s'
Y‘l‘ei i:'fill'w‘|l‘“oaooaloOIkfi
Second Balm.
wrong“
Short ht
Friabio'............ .........Shrizley
V 5 Cotobcr.‘ ~
Flu-too Macoy
. First Base.
Way... ..I....................Mason
Amide ,...... Brown
' Cantor Fluid
8mm; .. Heath
Ilér't li‘iclil.
Boom by lunlngu: ~
Overlook. «3 . 0 l 0 0 0 2 0- 3
(III 0 50 2 21 --5
Gloomy.
othollo Club Won.
Tho Cut oiio Club baseball loom. of
Notwallt (talented tho Kodutone buso
bull team or South Notwdik. by the
doors oi’ 19 to 8.
Smith on Mulvoy wore the buttery
for the out one club nino Itnd Hun-
{3rd and McGuire for tho Keyntonos
oxt week the Cptltolic Club will play
the team representing the Knights of
the Mytalc Chitin. '
NATIONAL LIIAou .
Cincinnati. Brooklyn and Chicago
Winners of tho .5undqy Gama. .
CINCINNATI. Ilpru so +n‘puher 0v.
crall nor Case, who started to pitch in
yestctda’s sumo IbotWoou Cincinnati?
and Pittobulg' tallied beyond the third
inning 0f 'thoir successors“ Darnervt.
Ibo tho locals did much bottor workm
than Willis. Scoroi
. E;
ll.
Cincin. 242l0011x—I'11g 2
Plttiaburg.1 31001000~—8101
Batterioo~0vortlli Burner and Liv-
insatou; (lose. Willis and Poitz. Timo.
2: 15. Umpire. Johnstono.’
Brooklyn. 1: Philadelphia 0.
BROOKflYN April '30. Wi‘ho Brook-
lyn club played Sundoy baseball again
calerday without any Interroronce. III:
the monagomont do ndorl upon the
contribution boxes a the entrances in:
stead of charging admission. The
visiting ’Phlludoiplrrn team was shut
out by It score 04- 1 to 0.1.unlloy
scored the only run- of the some in
the opening inning, when he hit the
that ball pitched by Duggleby over the
right field fence for It home Inn
80010:
R. H E.
Brooklyn 100000000~I l3 0
Phlla. 000000000450
Batter lea—Stricklett and Hex gen;
Duggleby and Dooin Time. 1: 33 Um-
piIos. Conwo and Emslic.
Chicago, 4: St. Louis. 2.
S'l‘.'LOUlS. April (man—Chicago de-
I'cntcd St. Louis ycstcrdny allot-noon.
i in 2. bocmuw l’fcisItur pitched II but-
Icr game than Pullman. Score: .
R H. E
SI. Innis, 0 I (I 0 0 0001~2 5 4
Chicago. 0102l0 0 (I 0*} 9 4
Butterieswl’uilmnn, Egan und
Grady. Holmes; Webster and Kllug.
Time. 1:57. Umpires. Klein and Car-
pcntcr. ‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Edolly Defeat: 8!. Louio—o
Chléauo Wino Promo Detroit.
I ST. LOUIS April 30 ~Clcvclnnd
ounily doloutcd St. Louis yesterday
The homo team made seven orrors.
Score:
, . R. ILE
at.l.ouia.outIIuoliII-—-3 7 7
(lIoVolnnd 0 0 3 0 2 4 0 1 0—10 9 0
Buttericnwllowdl and Spencer:
Townsend nnd Bonds. 'I‘iruo ll hours.
Umpires. Connor hnd Comm Icy
Chi capo, 2: bottom! .
CHICAGO April (lib-Chicago deioni-
nd Detroit y'uuthdny 2 to i A bnsu
on balls. on error and a double gave
Chicago tlIciI Inna. ’ Score: RH}! E
nuance. ocoooooowl 4 I
Detroit
NBIttorlonwAlIrock and McFarland:
Mullin and Payne 'l‘imo. l: 47. Um-
pure; O'wpgblln:
Connictlout Lagos.
At Now IInvcn~-New llnvcn. tutti
Blldgophrt o. . ‘
At 'Spl‘lngilold-~fiprlnlilold 8: "ol-
yoke. 21'
At NorwlciI~NIIrwlch 4; Now non
don. i.‘
M Hartfordwllnrilord 12: Water»-
burfil 103‘
I” WWWI Loawwltondlnu.
Wow IinVon.
durum-I.
mourn
Norwm
limo.
v imudun,
Hblrdill.‘ .
Wolmbtn‘i.
Wm 71) "IA
0AM) ,‘Mi‘ll ”hit-,4
”I”. “all
out! to!!! hit W
W'flflm'm‘ my
Mom m
”Imam mum—I
The two iI'noctlnn. or which othor
”to w ill” to '51!
Briuua “
0001000004 '1 ormidlbrtltonanalipgt
ho hum; nil ram
molar W9
flight “Map
, I33 and I
a hood to tho Malibu
ll:
. n be .
The Connecticut delegation,
whom have been more it'dot interest
In “title coca of Quiet
cleaned Ivlth the' rocult or their courts.
Sondlbr Brnnuoseu unit Constitutional:
edging; {lgo haul tho unvurunoo bl!
lonoyolt that‘wmbb‘hi‘lli
mild be. dealt with us ltIIQ tly ill!
pdosiblo, and the promise was
out Cudot Roberta was My noxious
Itluloouro a short Icnvo of absence but
thlnIho will loan unions the dopartmour
nontonco now stIIIItln Roberto will prtto
tlonliy bu on on equal tootlpglwlth the
other IIIcInbeIo 0! his class 0 was in
honor: to secure It berth
tlonhlp Connocticupp ppt‘;
ably I'Iot socuro the p 6%
Pension Bill; P
uric Friday aftern "
look up pension bills
large number of them. "
cmdecttcut blllo‘ In "thin
which harm already part
till 0! '
MMM‘RW W“ i
know »
ofliolubi change their mind». As tho -
homely: In behalf of 5 55
Hartford widow of! ‘ —=
$8 Ii month; and in béli'
Stu 018fo New Lon
Mt66li out Voluntcem
n'Tho house bills wore as follows: In
beinltlr or James A. Stimuli of Ridge
eld. *cup'tcin of the than New York
Voluntborc introduced by Mr. Hill; in
behalf or 8. Horace P'er‘ry, of Harold.
villé that liohtr'lnan‘t 00 G Ninth New
Hampshire voluminous; introIluced by
Kinney. or Wiillrnantic. C. D. 21in Con
nectlcut, Volunteers introduced by Mr
Higgins. All coiled for $30 per month.
. The ink: Boat.
Senator Brundegeo has introduced in
the senate a bill may presented by
Congressman Fowler in the house. an»
Incl-icing the vecmtary oi the navy to
purchase flvc unblnurhte boats of the
Loire oven kocl type. The bill ls‘idr‘ln-
ticul wiriI'tho one already before the
house, Imd provides {or véry compli-
cated tools of the Lake boot. The bill
is introduced at the request of the
Lake Torpedo Boat company, or
Bridgeport and they are certain Ihcy
onn comply with all the requirements
set torth in the bill. _
Against tho Metric Syotem.
The house committee on coinage,
weights and measures Sotutdtty voted
down a motion to report tho bill cs
Inbllshing the meme system in this
country. This: IR the bill urgod rm
largely by scientists and college pro.
tensors and just Ila strenuously oppon-
oIl by Inunui‘ucturhzrs The largest poll
Ilon from Connecticut sent down this
ncssion was in favor of the bill and
(time mostly (ronI Yale college. The
Connecticut mon‘umctuteis opposed it
Violtoro.
Among Connecticut visitors regis-
Imod lit the various hotels um: C H.
Williumo of Derby ut the Shorohant;
Mr. nnd MIR. 0. I’ Bullnrd o! BIidgc
poIt. at the Arlington.
-—Ctuca baby' fl croup. Willie’s daily
cuts and bruises. mama’s sore throat,
grand-'mnu Inmuness —-—Dr_ Thomas'
Eclocitlc Oll-ibo grout hounchlod
remedy.
CENT FOR HILL.
- President Conform! Wyvlth Connecttcut
Conan-brunt on q «ion or Re.
Inciting Duty on «I for
Mn Prowl-co. z
WASleG'l‘ON‘, April 39?‘ {rout-1-
mun Hll bun It contorenCoymax‘mai
dent 300va Friday all much ro-
tion,‘ hovlnl'.
lto' house by a
been all I100 to
lipacial mousengor
lit in tindorut
loch: dlscusso was up; propmltlon
to haunt mm “m utool 3t Sun Fran
0 non of
033;"? I In: 3333333
33.3: harbor“ mom.
milligram 44; and: «potted their
victim. It
'Ssovomi yo
1cm iii
niciono Wm
K "I 0 IQAGOI -"
1W ;,
otuooiinn VI!!! in MMWMM no WM
hill—«mun. Rota HM
_ tufiomhiiv—oc month .I all our film“ " ‘3" mm». “,1, cm”?
I; Incl. on net-Io 4. my (min—Ir
.“ -::F:~v»§'.‘ .,;. MW .. -, . u. ....
Mr. Henry and In' behalf or Andrew E ;
that one or the sub 5
citation tot thrown dnll- ,
mm tinny that can;
. group would {1009 fly comply. ‘ *
m ouno II «has 4? run:
I" 54.”. II
Maitulgii were i
that the) are thicker.
. any pro rcvious season. twhy Ill"
say, and;
{not roiiitiinu.
mod: untiufactory.
via and better cchy‘ way than ih
III is so it is iIIIponsible t0
the manufhri‘s do pot tendightch now-«but the
' “his 3' filot’
Heavy China M It in pl in colors, red, green, blue,
brown and corn, iron 013.
willie“; t 39501 I
ngs.a
«with figures.
Ingram
‘ucw patterns, now co Igs,
a yar
and pliablch
S"
I'or those wouIcI 10 like It light
wear with nlIirt waist 'e Iccommcud Bunnie
is. just received .It i Dress Goods
option mixture. the
filling soft wool
detected from an all
4 l
tcrial for kimonos at obcs.
lilac, lemon, blue, pi and cream.
The' American
Chtldren’ a Sch -
broitlercd initials 5c h
J Women’ s Und
met! with ruffles of e} Oid,0_l'\' 39C 5
813601 Sale of
Tea Sets and ,
rate Small Sets n
such as Chop, Salad
because prices are s
A Souvenir P
given to CVCI'VOIIC 1]
or over in the Chin
Y
WV.
Demons .,
At the Corset
Digucy will (Exports
WEEK WE ILL OFFER SOME SPECIAL
MONAS.
Ios‘ Lawn Kimonnc,
As ortod Patterno, at 25c.
attractive designs, 25c up.
fine white ‘gI blinds
DC by
garlic tit.a to best grades of all wool I‘ng‘rhins,
65¢ a. yard. '
:I 5: ,Mpppp Stole, first floor.
9‘): “3031118130 .f‘
weight wool skirt to
A new line
Section, II wool and
p of finest Sen lsl'zul‘tlh coiton, the
It very soft and pretty, boldly to hi:
I fabric. 39c a. yd... 36 inches wide.
I055 Gondti Scctiou.
Wash F rich in Demand
pting Values.
‘ Crepe Lisse In n patterns and oulorings, a lovely ma~
17¢ a yard.
Crepes' In plain e rs unusual tints, scarlet, uilc green,
15¢ a yard.
or
Wash Goods §i£ii9,l"
Some" Notnb Specials at Prosont.
Corset, four models, 79¢ each.
andkerchiefs, so'it finish with 'cIII-
r, “hrnoitl' Ribbed Dru .vcrs trim-
part“; 3‘ for {31. oo. ‘
Chino.
. er Sets are selling at a wonderful
I up from regular stock patterns.
Fruit Stats, are attracting attention
of Bridgeport, dark ilowihg blue, is
Inning goods to the amount of $2.00-
Fumiuhing Goods departments.
' of Hose Supporter Belts.
lion this week MIs Nellie Lennon
to her new Hose Supporter Belt
BEGINN 6' WITH THL'R‘IIAY AND FOR THE BALANCE 0E 'l‘l‘ll‘}
VALUES IN IIADIES'
Ladies‘ Lawn Kimonos,
Japanese Patterns, utilise.
Kl-
’ ' 'lladlcs' Combrlc Kimonos,
Light Patterns. at 35c.
iodios' Lawn Kimonos,
Three Styles. III. 500.
mam? Combric Kim-us.
White and Fancy, 75c.
h
nII'r'rnIt Gunman AT II 00 3-0 H 50
now [0 WAISTS. 81.000.0'1‘
u’Wfll .
I34 WASHINGTON ST. '
4., J; I. In
lodies‘ Lawn ' Kimonos,
$3 .00.
.‘l ”Ill
Tacks and Embroidery, 89c.
Norwalk Chronicler