'0' .‘i...t“.‘ , poo, May 2.—-At a fl last, ulsht at (isnorni Cit. sadduarters. plans for to . bu‘lidiuir anatomy of Sun Francisco ‘wlth sovernm‘oht aid was discussed. 5 There, were present besides a. Grow 2» . l’f‘hm°“‘o‘”'§nmf“i Drug won on; ,v e n .- . “oiliniulwér‘nmi ‘liti. ‘ ravfict illitggaii. ‘ ltwos thought. Soups ill NW3 might be able to carry b ,inxton a, connrehsnlivo‘ldoa.siil . a needs of this city and the ideas of .300“! of hex-loading also that the dis- "ciisiiion was held; '~ ‘ _ ‘ . No .iiciltiito redirect was made. hot . wusny. an of action. fully \uutlinsd. , “But the 908» was caressed that tho. , . sownmmtm M be incurs .0 but; th cltfiwiths. ond‘isailg Of ileum. ‘ ‘00 or ii tevor sumis hoods .‘n s on it inhuman Was pointed out. ihat son I .ranoisoo. Would be shin to not money ’at a inconsiderate mi villi still ‘ on hand wouitd accomp h in (on; 9 five years wh at would otherwise " a» quire 15 or 20 of'timo' and thoborrow- I in; of-money at a high rats of Intern t. est. At tho. sumo limo the immediate . noceccititgs of merchants and maniac ‘ iurers was discussed is a general way and an earnest discussion was held regarding- public institutions.‘ , The State Board of Architecture lion issued a. statement to the effect that the rumor. which has cabled currency throughout the eastern states, that ar- 'Hanfilnpiuglt or "liver 3.0 tours. - ' cum omn- TUCKEY KNOCKED OUT OF BOX. R. H. E. S rln ilei , New York,01002l22x~8 9 3 P “ d "“d‘ “’m "‘ “Vacuum. announce—.011 , Proposition. Batierlcs—Hogg and Kleinow; (lib SPRINGFIELD, M 2.-— After 5"“ 3““ “Mill“- Springilold had obtain a command- Mfl. THRASHERS BON. , Lost or Stolen. SOUTH MANCHESTER. May 2.-—. Milly night which they will longI author. and which caused their par. i much alarm and n‘ sleepless? ,boys were a son of Samuel P.‘ er. forillel‘ly secretary of the Order League and Thomas t‘y, employed by Mr. Thrasher. ,o two boys are about fourteen .aid and their father gave them! :osoha dollar. They started for Laurel . 3me in the afternoon and it was told that both would be home ' dark. o‘clock Sunday night they had q inn-nod and the. father started on in search of them. Mr. Thrasher Wu) the local police for aid. they, could no nothing “for him. At look Mr. ’l‘hrashcr thought the been lost. ‘- while the boys were enjoying Wives. and instead of stopping at " rél Park. had continued on to , . ‘ old. where they found the lid in not on. and they had an oportuni- attend their money. Night found himwflihout cash and far from home. AerIIllug policemen noticed the two mndiook them In. Yesterday _ in: the parents were notified and 53139:! were returned home. ‘ri'i‘l Lvmuo VALUABLE suoccs nous a. y people. especially women who «closely confined domestic lives. from what in general terms is clued "nervousness." Among all forms ' moment none has even approached cools the intelligent use of Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, of at. N. Y.. which promotes an mid natural action of the digest- .‘otlons and imparts tone to the system. " “Somme Battles at R. H. Plalsted's iN WATERBURY PAPER 1 , ~PLANT. ‘ n Van Koren. of East Norwalk ' . aihotypo operator in the cm» A the South Norwalk Sentinel. .. (word to friends that a fire aiurt~ the sterotype room of the Water. publican Monday night and dc- or): for several hours. Repairs mode immedlptclv and the 3, will not be hindered from having moved their muc- npothsr room. . ....N.............._.-~.....__ L ‘ It wwcs AND uornsns. madam: min on brink , "it; “1“"er Gun—— V." C I ‘ mhushgod or sun his fnlicn w " to the drink habit. stop A father Thought He Had Beenv Positions of Treasurer and Lieutenant :. . A Twoiflandiestor boys had an exported-I York Tribune says: ,party’s aye. ON STATE POLITICS. —-———r— Governor Open. New Haven special in the New Among a considerable number of Republicans in the state a growing desire is being expressed that. State Senator Henry H. Peck. of Waterbury, stand for the nomination for llcuton‘ ant. governor on the party ticket this year. The talk about Senator Peck in thisvconnectiou has been developed rapidly in various sections of. the state, though It. is not understood" that. the senator has given occasion for the discussion of his name or would sc- cent the nomination ii the convention in New Haven should offer it to him. Senator Peck made an excellent re- cord in Hartford lost your and has since then been more or less in his The some difficulty, howchr. faces his possible nomination as lieutenant governor that is in the way of such a nomination for cit-State Senator An drew J. Sloper of Now Britain. Tho unwritten rule of both parties in the state has usually been to dis- tribute the state ticket nominations through the stronger counties and not to pack the state ticket with candida- tes from one or two. Senator Peck be. lungs in the. same county of liieuten. net Governor Rollo 8. Woodruff, who is slated for governor, just as err—Se nator Slopcr hails from the same coun. Iy as Speaker Holcomb. who is gen. erally expected to be the prevailing choice for the next controller. So far as the Ropubllcun state ticket has been discussed among Republicans it has been gen rally agreed that the party will an art the candldncics of Lieutenant Governor Woodruff for gov- ernor, from New Haven county, Speak er Holcomb, of Hartford county, .for attorney general: Secrtury Bodenwoin. or New bondon county. for re-clectlon to that position, and ex~8tnte Senator Bradstreet. of Lllchileld county, for controller. With these main counties taken care of there romaine ll‘ulrfeld county, with no candidate in sight for any oi the state ticket positions. Treasurer Walsh of Greenwich, has informed his friends that he does not cure. to be returned as trousurcr and it. is also un- derstood that no it‘slrfleld Ropubllcsn is as yot interested enough in that po sition to accept a nomination in his place it has been currcnt talk that the loo- dcrs of the Republican party Would be glad to have Halo Senator John At,- wood, of Windham county, accept the candidacy for iiuutonani governor us- dcr the Woodruff regime. but the latest thatl Senator Atwood In still shy. ONLY cunt Pun overflows. Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle. reports from Waurogsn go to show chitocts were needed in San Francis- so, was without foundation. The Board claims'that there are over 360 north tied architects and 1.000 drcushstuou in the state. Members of, the Board claim that not only are the prospects for immediate employment noonbut that many of the incoming architects will find It difficult to maintain them- aches. PORTUNATE MISSOURIANsy "When I was a drugglst, at Livonia. lilo." writes '1‘. .l. Dwyer. now of Gruysvlllo, Mo... “three of my custo- mers were permanently cured of con- sumption by Dr. King‘s New Discovery. and are well and strong today. Ono. was trying to sell his property and move to Arizona. but after using Now Discovery a short time he found it on. necessary to do so. I regard Dr. King‘s New Discovery as the. most wonderful modlcine in existence." Surest Cough and Cold cure and Throat and Lung healer. Guaranteed by ic‘. ii. Batxer, South Norwaih, and E. P. Wood, Norw'slk. druggists. 00c and Si. ’l‘rial bottle free. 0 FIRE DELAYS. FUNERAL. i Services About to Begin When Minin- tor Notions Blue. MIDDLE’I‘OWN. May 2.-As funeral services were about to begin over the remains of Herbert. Knowles in St. James' Church at West. Huddam yes. terday afternoon and the edifice. was well filled, the rector. Rev, William C. Knowles, a cousin of the dead man. noticed a fire about half a mile. away. He remarked thatho thought It was his house, dismissed temporarily the congregation. and with the male menu bers of. the congregation proceeded to. the place. A barn on Mr. Knowlcs’ place was on lire and burned to the ground with its contents. After the blaze had died. down the men returned to the church and the funeral proceeded. Herbert Knowles was the man who committed suicide by taking lnndnnum last Sunday. ...,.__....____ lt’s'thp unexpected that happens. but we generally bring it on oursel- ves. How To GAIN FREEDOM. this is Addressed Portlculnrly to stomach Slavo- in South Norwnlk. if you have stomach trouble you arc not your own master for you know your stomach lord» it over you ovary minute of your llfs. Regain your freedom. Make your stomach serve you. Waiting will not cure you. Be- at today not Dr. Richards, Dyspep- s n Tabiots. boy do cure dyspepsia. Mandolinflhiliond, it Fairiloid sve- lim’tlh’ owl-1k, Conn. may m. . _ . . . "it ' ' d. certainly gnawed BTW- , , the use of stitch. nrdn‘ Di. ‘sia Tablets. When i. went. '3 drug store‘hpont n_ box in the second inning yesterday Fix-ill, the Springfield, pitcher went to ocean. and forced lnu run. Hess took up the job with two out in" the eighth. and held the visitors safely, Springeld win- ning. 11 to 7. of tho yelloweat variety. innings: Springf'd, 0 i 0 N. Haven. 0 l 0 don defeated Hoiyoke is to 4. here yes- terday afternoon. pitching for Holyolte. lasted but. two ton. ed W9“ for New London. The 8C0}? and 1110 hideously gorgeous “laugh-03.. by innings. ‘ UPS of the cheap stuff? R. H- 1“- chvon only knows why. but certain hooldin and crying. lino . .. month and I. half an. and got s'bottlu , 1,4 m“ over u... m i! . Which recommended by Dot. says. i suffered for your? twith of those with" for him [ma 6.“!le ’ ‘ n It. RE. mm w” made ”or“ to ”turn. .' . , of mm,“ ritual!“ dyspepsia. used to have great. 3 runs 1! to get W to begin than. Ho tun... . o o I o 2 o 1 0-6 11 1 Iii of the superior “Illi- in tho . 1 the country because they and belching. l tricd every in: i no triad? , 1mm different mediums! mmhiyii. 0 u o o o o o o H o s m . W it has scoopipiilhod could honr.of, but nothing helped me '1 t. am: "will. M364 m a“. magnummph and Mn; hm“. . . . WIN. remedy “a 'be until i took Brazilian Balm, and one so liiof “with“ . "m “cm mon- Knolls and Bergen. y if'desircd. using Or- 00;} ‘m‘§‘“b°“$“fimgufi$§'°f‘§ BM rig. in not. he cumin i an foolish M B, M , ..._... j. or" tho patient con one u t ”nah?“ yam“ ”an3, ' .. i on to buy Richard but he does not ' "“3: .. ‘ free “histology?” No. 9" an 8 ~ :3“? so I“ ‘1 3 “1:1. '33?“ Chicago 0 2 3 0 0 o o o 0-1:. Illa. ‘ . a solute cstroys o ave us it: s w r u . » . l3.” mm dim. and ""37 WW“ '"T‘""""‘"' remedy. 1iaiiimcif imaging: 3 goo “Ba 111”? 0-392; 0 odliKIHIl‘l'ni’lo: it c ith. mania t 1cm 0 .I a so or res-— pg; finfing :03. ‘ man i: Innovation introduced in Couriof com 3%? inoortsinly marvelous. and Grady. . . or the word. Writs for m Pink 5' . jar «monument in: hem -—--- ‘ , you cure of alcohol- The tint woman Interpreter who ever ma M very mg and M w“ Itulr At Cincinnati; .orrile 00., Washington. ,oiliciotcd in the County court house. a , . “esotliiood toftiio head. ‘ 3.11.8}. , , within the memory of the oldest st- , ‘ , . We Including. Cincin, o o 1 1 2 4 o o 3—8 12. 5 of letters attest the re- uiche. worked yesterday morning in am Ind ‘ d cumming Pittsburz, 1 o o 1 o u o i . 8 ii i, no tactic by Onion. mail. them of Tori Tsiinb vs. John, to (mpg: toiling. Anything; at all Bottom—mullet. and Livingston; ' do. of Richmond. vii. thine Court of Common Pleas. ivii _ y 1 touch. Mover and Polls. ' , nod siltm havolifll lino, Her name was liar: Rollo. ' ' Maple gull concernathc gouhlza‘oft'l‘gt surmprcuy curls. n r o 9 who. .er "’2 was», John Tsimh are first mum on, . * : . "it ‘ mrwwptm mu " _. ' Jonah cordial“: oil'flr Mill-“mil? , . without their in It! A... lit." loot all dog: hit)? : ’, “$le u “at and happiness «. houses.” gigs of, Orrin is M .. no risk in buying mom ' not less! Iii! I ‘ ”ohm wm'mothmngy .. ‘ a i . . .2 2 .gv % faults more-am“ . . I“ Isis ,fl '2'! . r'rIm‘EiW undid. m ‘l a '0 " .. t.“ 3 , pie sent FREE. Adm» , s. autism, LB nor. N. v.1 ...... .4 0.. --.._\ v. .. . At New York; WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION. All nations are endeavor-lug to check the ravages of consumption. the "white plague" that claims so many victims each year. Folcy'u Honey and Tar cures coughs and coldo perfectly and you are in no danger of consumption. Do not risk your health by taking some unknown pre- paration when. Foley's Honey and TM ‘Is safe and certain in results. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tax and insist upon having it. Plaisted’s Drug- Storo. , _ ” in; load by batting Tuckey out of the Bowler, who succeeded him. vo three successive bases on balls ahcrwoovl's errors were Score by R.H.E. 3 x—ll l3 1 2 0*- 7 9 4 1021 0004 'New London. I; Holyoko. 4. NEW LONDON, May 2.——Now bon- COLORED HAT BANDS. Colored hat bands are steadily and rapidly gaining in favor. This summer we may expect to suffer from tho ef- fect of cheap and highly excruciating colors worn by cqually cheap sports. Why is if that so many young men fail to distinguish between really besutb ful colors of some of the best bands Vols, who started innings and was succeeded by Hamil. He did better work, but was hit when hits meant runs. Leahy pitch- N. liondon,0 3‘0 0 O 0 21 x—li 10 3 Holyokc. 0 2 l 0 00010—4 8 2 Builerlcs—ieahy and Rofrange nnd Harkins; Volz, Hamilton and Schincei. typo of men must go to tho exti‘enwa of bad Mata if tho lonst chance of- fers. Colorcd hat bands are the only thing about a man's hat that. ever ad~ mil of much variation. We hope the tendency will he. as it now is, for tho good qualities and handsome coloring; rather than for the trash—Hat Re- view. Norwich. 9:, Bridgeport, 8. NORWICH. May 2.—-N0rwich dc- fcated Bridgeport here yesterday, 9 to 8. Halligun, who succeeded Buck- ley in the box for Norwich after the second. let up in theciahlh and ninth. and Bridgeport came within one of ty- lng the score. The batting of Nor- wich in fourth and fifth innings was the feature. 01 the eight hits made then five were two-baggers. The score by Innings: R. H. E. Norwich, 2 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 x——9 12 3 Bridgeport 0 3 0 0 ll 0 0 2 3-8 13 2 Batteries-Buckley. Halligan and Imogen; Murphy.and Hsrbusch. --Cures baby’s croup. Willie's daily cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat, grandma's lameness—Dr, Thomas‘ Eclectrlc Ollwthe great househlod. remedy. ENDLOYMENT AGENCY FOR UN» FORTUNATES. CHICAGO. May 2.—-—Employment of- fices in which especial attention is to be given to men and women past 45 years of use are to he opened by the Chicago Bureau of Charities. it was, announced- yostsrday. A central 0‘- iico will be located in the ruinous dili' trim. and thcre will be ranchesjn different parts of the city. Positions, will be found for unfortunate: who. be cause of physical or mental infirmity hay: been unable to get work In the has. , user can wousu moor-mos,“ On account obito mild nation and; Hartford, 5: Waterbury, 4. HARTFORD. Msy 8.-—ii‘ivs' singles gave Waterbury four runs in the first Inning yesterday. . Three errors. two hits and two steals gave Hartford the some number of runs in the fourth. Fallon's double Icorod a run in the third. Wilson pitched a good boll af- ter the opening inning. Waterbury yostcrduy played “any O'Hagnn. se- cured from Newark. The score by innings: , gicannt taste orino multimdfruii Rita. mm is osmiuiiy recommendedfor Hartford, 0 0 1 i o o o o 1—5 7 2 romp!) WI childish. .1949“ not null- d ordinary scale or sflpe likebllgfi‘” Fruit oathsrucs. Oglno .Byrup aids digest Waterburyiiioouoouo—«i 9 3 Batteries—Wilson and Cuthbcrt; l Thackcrn. Voorhees Ion and stimui , "m the liver and bowels capo... mom National Lu“... them. Remember incantation» At Wm“. and refuse substitutes. , Piaistod's ' ‘ on Drug Store. CRUISER GHARLKSTON‘O TRIAL. ROCKLAND. Maine. Nay 2.~—~’i‘ho cruiser Charleston was given a third .8. 3 l use»: ii. NewYork_000020320--71 Boston. 20200100“! Buticriesw'l‘nyior, Wiltse sad Bres- nuhnn and Marshall: Young and Need- ham. so. is“ her anchorage at 6:30 a. .m., and at 7:30 o'clock undo the first of The AI Brooklyn: trial today on the mo courno. . , _ . .. I. . . Willi Weight Bed Spreads. Dove Dimity Spreads are the neatesi, dainticst hummer \Sprcndastliatycouldfboa “ \_ . .s‘fl‘hey'look‘ lilac hilltisobioned pi up with ribbed, stripes. some plain and some folio 3,.vgry lig t’iu'wdigiiimldcniilly washcd, $1.50,‘$2.po magma ‘ Figured Dimity witurpiacd fern pattern and, ortlci'. $5.00. ' Spécinl in MIt‘MlhI-I . ‘ Those Spreads are old favorites with liousckccpcrs he- chose so‘durablc and liatiduomc. 'Wc have :1 number of dropped patterns worth, originally $2.50. to close out at $1.98. Crocim Spreads. . A large assortment trout flout). A line of mixcddark bluc andwhitc. in imitation o; thaold style, ’ 9—4 at $1.00. m; at. i315! “*4 at $1.50. Very dainty effects in pale'bluc and white aiid'pink and white. Foot of Center Stairway. ‘ o For Embrmdery. Shirt Waist Patterns. Chemises, Corset Covers. Bolero Jackets. Liugéric‘Hatii‘, Bellmvam’cks and Collars. All the prettiest things for the. summcrwardrohc. on while Persian lawn or linen. stamped readyfor embroidery. Styles in shadow. eyelet or laid work. Vcrysimplc and effective Lic- signs not requiriu ‘finuch or skilled work. ' Kindergarten aitcrns for littlccliiidrcu. Art Embroidery Section. ‘ I D . Special in Corsets. 790. \. . Everything remaining from the Sale of American [icon- ty Corsets will be .closcdo‘utiih stow days. There are four models, one short. one médium, and two with deep habit hips and attached hose supporters. An unusual value for 79c. Poper Napkins, Crops Paper, . Confetti. . ‘ All these pretty ‘and useful tli‘mgs may be found at the Pattern Counter: \ Plain Crepe Paper, all colors ................. i0c Fancy Crepe Paper ........................ use a Napkins, many designs ......... . ..... 5c 3 dozen I. ouictti . . ............. . .. ...... 2 packages for 5c * Th ad .Co. D. M 13.6 r. i on You our voun cannons monoucnnv mm mm DON'T Loon AS WELL as vou porno rnnv woum. ' Wa‘snsu. an GLAD TO SHOW von con rum. LINE Oh wow cannons. concisrmo or A r WH INGRAINS BRUSBEB ws: csnnv A unso- man ONTcI-iittsnmrmos IN PRICES soon also T0 35c] . w" .1 JAPANESE MATTINGS. 20s To «do. SHADES AND 13W lN LARdl vanin'rv. .,l . SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. At..l"hilodtllphin: ‘ , Palm. 2 4 l i Wash, l 0 0 l 0 Batteries-"Pinug, tic iii Wm " it o mm , child. no not- John to crown: in wort to: the on m It” fiti out.
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