May wen—Another
toward the realization
blue r the Chinese'
In t e promulga
porter decree at Pekln
Sit-w.“ as ”ininisterl su-
It or the customs affairs"
811.5?!ng a; vice-minlpter. It
V . than in means the complete
5 ’ of the system of foreign
hineee customs collections
been in the bands of Sir
rt for the' past twenty
. g in the manchu command
2’91 the Chinese Army. divid-
i‘il‘ l‘. with Yuan Sill Kai the
H‘nilan commanding chief and he is
and and China in consid
inch England paid 100-
_ tabla providing that so long as
"Brill trade exceeds that of other
ell the inspectongenerai or the
Chip no customs should always be an
Ilium Under that arrangement
Hart has administered the
stains service with satisfac-
~> foreign nations.
. . the on: new Ollicea are created
it a b lieved that they will no'—
out, so it is expected that
Jinquiry- -wil_i be made by
. .. Ir barbarian as to the extent to
n which be new Chinese decree tends
5 .. ‘1} subvert the British agreement.
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‘ rule dame ratio that the
this New Lire Pills in
ey save you from danger
0%“ Nulck and painless release
it nation and ills growing
Strength and vigor always
. their uu. Guaranteed by F.
, smiled South Nor-walk and E. P.
" ,'Norwalk. druggiate. 25c. T55
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.;.ROYAL AND SELECT MASONS.
My- Eighth Annual Meeting Held in
Hartford.
RTFORD, May lO.-—'l‘he eighty-
anuual assembly of the Most
Splint Grand Council of Connecticut
Royal and Select Masons was held
' mm» at Masonic Temple John H.
01 New Haven, presiding
or: wire a large attendance from the
:3 councils of the state all the grand
Millers being present except the grand
A letter was read irom An
-'1hasher.
.firew P. Swansirom, oi’ St Paul gen-
and plaster of the grand council
I I, Uhited Slates requesting the
5nd council to unite wilh the general
and council. The letter was refer-
mid to the committee on iurisprudencr
H‘hereport of the grand recorded show
a membership of 257
Grand Treasurer Baker' a report
owed receipts of 81 633.37 and expen
tires, including a. balance on hand
0.07, of tiresome amount
duper-enchant degree was (on
, Ml 11..- candidates
allowing officers were elected:
it Pulssa‘nt Grand Master—John
he, New. Haven.‘
~ .6100de Winsted.
5‘! nus Principal Conductor of
award J. Pooley, Meriden.
" Treasurer-Isaiah Baker, J r.,
(larder—James McCormick.
5 15h: of Guard—~Thoruus
artiord,
,' tutor—Oliver D. L. Bur-
Int Pearch made tho lol
haplainm'i‘he Tim. C. W.
' om de.
' lWhirl-“Philip N. Simian
rumoury.
d sentineleohn
Ham ‘
. W
moo. umon BANDMEN MUST
NOT INTERFERE
“1‘6, my 10. —-'I'lre long light
‘etli Chicano Federation 0!
‘ “Mild the so- called non- -unlon
Weed under the name of the
W illi‘clana' Ulrich of North
Mct‘urtiry,
heard by innings:
N. lion" 28000020
Springrd. 0 4 1 0‘2 0 0 00—-
Butterlolwlaehy. Long and
(range. Luby bird Roharge.
Game. Postponed
All other games in the State league
yesterday were postponed.
._‘.—.
At St. lbui a:
Chicago '
0000001000001-—— 2 8 I
St. Louis,
ooooooooroooo—Lr 91
Batteries~Pleisier and Moran; Rrur
hot and Ruub
All other games postponed.
American League
At Boston:
Phiia., .. 4 0 0—-
Boston. 100002210-612
Batteries-Plunk and Powers; Youn
and Graham.
’ At Chicago:
St Louis, 200004000—
Chicago 000100001~—2 4
Rationale-inception and Spenc2er
Altmck and Sullivan.
“-
Aii other igames pmtponed.
....._..—.— -w
100040 912
.H.
0
Williams Defeat. Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. Mny 10.~Wiiiiums dc
tented Harvard 5 to 2 yesterday. the
visitors earring all of their runs in
the third inning. Hartford wer start;
ed in to pitch for Harvard. haul fill 01
wildness in the third and two hits‘
three passes and poor fielding allowed
the Williams men to tally five times
Castle replaced Hartford in the iourt
and‘ allowed the viriltois but two hits
..;
.a
National League. :3 v.
p. H.1535'5
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8i
during the remainder or the game;
Ford, the Wiiiltms pitcher. was ii
good form. The score by innings:
Williams, 0 o 5 0 0 o o o 0-5 5 E25
Harvard 001010000~2 9
Batteries—Ford and Writer-:8 Iiurtl
lord, Castle and Stephenson. W5
Other-Gamer.
. Al. Brunswick. Me.——Coibr 7:3
doiu, 6.
At Lewiston Me. —-Bntcs2
sity of Maine 1.
' At Excter, N H. “Excicr l2;
vard Freshmen l.
;UuIVcr5V
Holy Cross Second. 1.
. At Hartford—Trinity 1:
At Princeton — Amherst-Princeton
game cancelled on account of ruin.
HARRY conu'EN HAD THE oooo’e 1;.
Fooled the Whalers While
Were awaiting Luatlly
boy was in line tettle yesterday an
had no difficulty in heiuddiing the New
lnndon players who obilgingli hand-
ed out a game to the Orators by the
score of 10 to 4.Cor1ren was in mid
summer form and his bendere were too
deep (or the Whalers to solve Then.
too the Orutora took the moth bails
out of their butting garments and"
swntted the sphere lunilly. Stocky
Warren McLaughlin. wlao used to have
the locals nailed to the tan board, got
the hooks thrown into him and was?
like a ton of brick—Bridgeport Farm-3
er. '
DOUGHERTY DIBGATTSFIED.
Bridgeport Bali-player 'May 00 to
Tri- State League.
erty, the former Bridgeport outfielder,
has not obtained satisfactory terms
from the New York American Hague
team. which he left about a week ago
He received a telegram from Manager
Grifllth Monday to report at once
and he did so He had a conference
with Owner Frank Farrell. and it
was owned that the 8600 cut in salary
should be revoked. The outfielder
lied an inkling. however that there
was a deal on to sell him to the Cin-
cinnati Club clothe National league
and he relused to sign a contract un-
less there was a clause to the client
that he could not be sold or traded to
any other club without his consent.
Ferrell refused to agree to this pro-
ponltlon and Doughcriy. returned to
his home in this city
Fred Croiiuu. manager oi the Luri-
‘ caster team of tho iiiSluto league.
' wants Dougherty to Join hi.
. We named in the bill of
‘uiroir which'tho injunction
' - u the result at the neon
not thy Chicago Fedora
n. to force out of bus
. .. It" ch have aimed
’5‘ ve- wt the regularp.
~ colt at which the hill titlin-
for which tint:l iniumnfiwae
when citrr e on m
«Militant union The)“; t
can. .
. rill?
‘1 ll» din...
loam.
Dougherty will probably do at).
has been cred .450 a. month Dougha’
arty could not be blacklisted
New York team kind has (”limit
rial: to play anywhere lyr
Mrs. Franklin I" "9"
Del “ya: "I! '55“!!!
3510!!
niriuiie i: tripli-
y Mirage two
drapepsifilo‘ Y 09'“
“Wild 1 in (r
.dhi“
" 1* tar end The Cllliord Pherinccy
; AND. 0.
.nllall. pr paidout audit]?
treullrer 1’oi the
Dru “late Aiaocietio‘n. M
. torn General
it; we re
,‘r‘illill‘ I.‘
(fit loads cl mailings ~ V . . ¥
At Cambridge—«Harvard Second 8;i :5;
i
Mnssrichu“ 5
setts Agricultural College. 1 (ton inn-5
lugs—called on acount,oi darkness). , ;
Grater. E
Pin a rose on Harry Cornen. The old i
sent to the stable in the fourth inning ‘
after the Orators had landed on him".
BRIDGEPOR’P, May 10. ——Pat Dough- '
(i all"
hue not signed a contract WPEI‘M“ the»
-. periect
‘ 15 Lemon.
can can: or 3 will overseen.
“Hush 01 New Cutie.
ulterol'i‘B for yell“. with 4
dictum
9ngq‘iii'yythlng I
Wid'hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Bruiilan Balm. and one 50
cent bottle our-(ad me completely"
’.' :J'or laiebylt H. Weigh? HA3.
W .
Gilliam”. WIT UNWAIHAN‘T‘ID.
dbllMlii Mair 10.-~Lu
Sim.
Notion“ Wholeul. ,in.
, . .' 4; declared ; ' ,
'3“ int night that the edit Mon! by Al.-
“00!? "a e the
alien ii trust an mt it field Nut
till w unwarran ey a
fifimiht’ghe attorney general char-
Vtilath «mint owns: nogih.
. . Our great spccral 55k: oi mailings W55105155t555550fi555555ce idau momma Neil “lb. 9 a. m 5 and lo
l5'st for one whole week. will be the greatest sale 0f ”such 00055 5551: offeredtothe parole in The Nor-
walks. in order to accomplish lbiS liilderlakilll. We Weré compelled to’pl5ce pirimport order ten inouihs
ago wilh the Hephi (it Sons, Of Baltimore lire iardeSt Bird exclusive importers of China and J5p Mailings
in the United States..aud therebu sailing the Jobbers P bill. This Will enable us to sell liou better malf-
bras fer fieSs moueu than any competitor in the rate for busmess is able to o. ,. One more important
point We wish to call now attention to. .13 that 35555958 mailings are lréslr and brand new and when put on
pour floor WILL LOOK BETTER and LAST LONGER, than lire dried up brittle and Shop worn mailings;
which first iau ill the Jobbers" warehouses and their bill in the small dealers store for a near or more.
The prioés quoted below mau not make much of an impreSslou on Some people 55 Other dealers can
quote sarue prices but we want rrou. in upur own interest. to come in look and compare QUALITY is
what we Want pop to consrder and ii uou have a keen one it will like uOu but a moment to see that all our
statements are ir‘riS 55552 555i we can Save uou moireu On uour purchase 71555” high Ste 110 judge of these
goods (lent be backward iii confessing so: we will put pen on the right track at no deceplion exists here.
"Our reputation and 900d standing in this communitu cannot and will not be sacrificed eren for ten thousand
.' THESE GOODS WILL BE CHARGED TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOT GOT THE
READY CASH Price is the seine—no diScour‘rl ior (rash. You 55h settle hour bill in convenient
weeklu paumenls or moniiilrl Settlements. '
T angina“ Mlirrg
Handsome patterns weiahino 50 to 55 lbs.
to roll.- 10 and 120 per uard.
l
w .
UiMilll Mailings
ALL JOINTLESS, “:EIGHW
65 to 70 pounds 5
3% 59.715); 555555555: wounds
50 to {SE pounds
90 to 95 pounds .
A.
,. _ 26¢ a hard .
If“ -. 290 a hard
VE2c a wild .
EEC a raid ‘
EEC a hard '
Japan and (in Mallrn
‘ ‘ .9”? ”ii“ ,
Beautiful designs. hearth dualitr‘l, 1555:. 1250. .
and 200 Worth doubig. {5.4
, , ll” Clown. Malling.
..:.‘i.““‘i”lie best known Matting m5de in China.
355’ known as the lib-warp sold in all
‘5 l i 195‘
stores 50556554356955! Straw 1E0 pounds to the roll
. V. During this sale we save you“; from 1G to 150 on each am} every . ya; (:1 i
3‘ Above 2550 Sale commences Friday. May 11th for one»: 51(515 week. " ‘
15* but patronfiée. I: . . l ,
Rgfipéetfully yours.
mlan Mailings
70 lo 75 pounds .5 he .5.
d‘Tu"y
xiii 5 r
60 to 90 pounds to Ibo roll
:20 to 95) pouiiils to lie roll
clan
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