”a“ 9‘“ ”$111, 1
f .. Whhkbdoibummmvmfilm lathe
Monomer-yin. thewori’d mvhoanlympmdm use the odor-proof
ditlustastmetahd ' gdlililé‘iiiiia. and appedzihe.aslt’s
.: MkhnnforGoid WCmmetyButlin
’ It 1111.1! backed the someway-411 the delight. odor-
proof and amproof paclme which positively keeps it
fresh...pure. sweet. clean all the way from the memory
to your table. It costs you no more” than ordinary
National League.
Cheater w ile T lor will i or 91
At. Brooklyn. ’l or 11 tab!
Lute-119111112 converse.
, , ,Loui'n.
Detect Durant ‘Braoe Monkey. on It H F ' been made with the troile
. I. . 1. y poopl o
. 5 La grounds. Brdnklyn, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 x~—-l 7 1 that the penile will be taken. from {301:1
11mg 13...“, a game Chicago, 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 o 0—‘—-0 3 0 Chester station direct to the baseball
I markii'd by 1,111,513, hitting and (may Batteries—~Scilnion und Bergen; grounds. The St. Louis Baseball
errorb of 13151110“ memento New Haven Pfeinter and Moran. Club have been engaged at a' root 1111- 5
"b 5111111,qu 1131395191111“ 5 . -.—--- pence, so that the people vi i see u
130 11 1.511119), , At New Yorkr.‘5 regular league team play without go-
.58; his“ pitchedm gbo‘d 15,111; 11111 on ' 5 R. H. E. lug to New York. The some will
roll: by9 her and Rice Imixéd in with Cincin, ‘1 0 ll 0 0 2 0 3 (iv—ll iii 2 start. plomptiyut V3 p 111.
$515 tilde ey hitting, gave New Haven New York, 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ”“1 4 7
tit? game, Watéybmy played unus- Batteries-Welmer and Schiei, 411,131.11. 1an and Wine is espec-
only glow in the field and 11130 ran Wiltse and Bowcrman. ially Edited to tile convalescen-ta. or
as with poor judgment. 3cm“; b; ' those enduring from exhaustion. both
, 111111133, At Philadelphia: physical and mental. Edw. W Kelley,
R.H.E. R. H. 1!. Jr., Drugglst
NHaven,ooo1211 1014921351115 10001000144411 ——-—._
Waterbury o o a o 11 0111 1~5 o 4 Pittsbnrs. 0 0 0 0 o o o o H 7 1 ICAHROLL'O GALE» HA3 ONLY 3
Batteries-«Nelle and Jopc; Farley Ewellefi"ml°m° and 900i“; 1181‘ LEGS. ‘
and Thackera. field and Phelps. ‘ Ayn—~—
,. ._.__ ----- Remarkable Fréak Room: About :1
Wilhelm”, 4; Holyoke, 3. At Boston. 1 New Milford Earns.
BRIDG DGEPORT June 13. eBrltigetmt R- H 1‘1- NEW MiioFORl), June l3.~Willlnn:
won irolIn Holyolro here yesterday by 305”“ 0 9 0 19 9 4 0 “‘0 1‘ 1 Carroll, informer of this town has Just
the“ narrow margin of i to 3. Wni- St 1'01"“ 0 ’ 0 00 00 0 9 0‘2 7 2 refused 11 large oifer for a three legs,»
ler,‘ who pitched tor the locals. did not Ballerle“*y°“"€ and Needhnm . He has received many hide
thva 61111193; ll?! lilo dclljvory tillb "it; Brown ““1 Grady from local parties, but one he just
‘ a over. an was ll em turnc do is he i . 5
W! 6h s pauses This gave Holyokc American Hawk 111cm.doron‘tvtileru.l ML from amuse
two runs, but the Orniors rapped out M CMCWO‘ Carroll's remarkable animal was
. their. viceory. Tthgame was steady, 3- H- E born about two months ngo.un1l out
.Vlbllt featureless. 'lhe scorn: Chicago, 0 side of the freak in its having hul
R. RE. 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1*3 9 1 one foreleg, and that directly in the
gaggfiort g g g g 1) l1 1)) g 111—; 11 1 Washgnglgné o 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4 ., middle of the body. 11 has all the up
Batteries—~Wall9r and Batteriesv—Wnlsh. Owen 11nd Hurt; fixt‘lgnnces ota.nor1nalcreat1n<.oi its
Beaumont;
. ‘ Kitson, Hughes 11nd Heydon.
——.—_
At Cleveland:
Vole and Bacrvvald. ll bus developed at the average pace
and new tricks and rooms over the
fields of his intro and in able in out
distance several of its companions in
Norwich. 7; New London, 0.
NORWICH. June 13. win a one-aided 11. H- 1‘1
game Norwich whitewashed New 1fln.Clovulund, running.
don again yesterday. 7 to 0. Captain 1 3_0 0 0 0‘0 0 0 0 0 1‘5 1° 5 Carroll In considering the arivisabl
Kennedy was sent from the bench by New Ymk. lity of inutuillug the 3mm] within 11
000100300000—«410 ll
Umpire Harklns (or culling him names.
Batteries—«Jose 11nd Bomls; Chcobro,
museum t No it
The 8.95,“ by innings. 11 w York 0 y upon a per
cellulite 51111121111 [nlzcs the unirnu
R. H E Leroy, Griffith and Kleinow. very 1“:th It comes of blooded
WEI 00210l30x—790 slookanl til .1 i’
on, o o 0 0 o o o o o—-o 8 2 Al Detroit: in 515mg. 9 “A 0 be "my not cut
benefiting—brats?“ and Budget M" Detroit, 0 o 1 111111 1 11 1 {11111‘ El W
11 am a ran e. —- ' 5 “ I
g ”1an 2 0 0 112. . 0 2 1 04 111 .1 aoo‘rwm. as DODGE Lacrunen
Batteries-Kiliiun 211ml Warner; Ben
dcr and Schrcck. trounced that 11111.1. Secretory oi
‘flpringfield. 9; Hartford.7
Gm Shiite, has been chosen odgo lociurro
June 13 “Spring-
NliW HAVEN. “1' 133-11 in on-
LII). ’3
151: k a he rd hitting game
from at ' l l
I...Erie‘s.1117...“.‘121211 M a. .. .1.1}V.i::.§’§1§1‘§.i3‘:i.1{2211;“;XSE'1‘3
hotter Hess and took the lead in 3‘5 11011155 2 9 5 0 71““ ““15 13 4 {"135 Sonny till: 3112.11le 11 ser‘i‘e; 11f licm‘:
ti: only to lose it in the some 305")". l 0 0 1 01““ 0"” 3 7 3 on will be no ivcrcd on "Thu Rcspoo
lien Anderson was substituted Ball97|93“99"37 9“” 0 (30““0’ ulbllltlcu oi ltlzcushln. " Set-rotary
levy wflh the bflfiefl fun and the Winter, Glaze and Arnilruslcr. of Wm. T8". dEuVCred the NSC loo.
Anderson passed the first
, “and Robarge then hit safely.
in two tuna. The double
are the lectures. The score
lures thin your.
101.111 LAWRENCE. TOOLE ‘ovmo
BRIGHTON Eng” John iatwronco
'l‘tlolo. the veteran comedian, who has
Other Gama.
At. Mediord. Mous.~—Bowdoin,
Tufts, l. (twelve innings).
r).
a.
1 ' ' ILHJB. 3‘5 LOU" ‘9 Pliy Port Chflh" been ill for some time la 1! in . Hc
Vileid a i l 0 ll 0 :i i 11“!) ii 4 The St. Louis lianohlill Club of the was born in London 111.1830}, 8
. . 0 0 I0 .2 l i 2 0 1—5-1 in l Notional 111511111111 will play at Port . --
doe—Hess and Robergs; Clau- (master on sunday. Juno Will. 1311- Morris) work may be noblest oer
demo Ind Krltchel.der1nan will pitch this game for Port Vice-
1-11
JV V"
TRIAVVL BOTTLE 25c. .5
for. .
83101111111 I11 a no Millutdo.
,5. iii Throat 'ahd Ulceraitd Millie. . ‘ '
P the Cure for Quick 0.1111111111111111. . ‘ .. ' ..
.Oaiarrh Microbe 2111i Cure: in 01111 Month. . ‘
11115111111 arrangemuts have
my services were nwiod
. the stairs. pitcher and all.
. firintod by the P1 chute 111111111 of this
. so. i a throw“ (all
111 closed did or
venture to learn t air room and your
down over the 1111111111111. The old then
lay moaning upon the door. uni daugh-
tor Vhild dlpappenimi l... ..
bylng Man 1119an statement.
it was soon aim”: this in Mr.-
Clonahan clad only in her nightgown,
comfort. at the house of idle n‘ehrodii
neighborhood in excited tones dealer
ed Vtéiatghnrdiathar 11th met anléh tn11
ace c on was 11 . he or
telépbgu "wig 1313.5 1d’ii.Sc ii Scovi'lie, one
droV‘vc rri‘d ly 0151 o the Me lend
hon hon e. bA new 9 the neorb noi-
ghbore hittl preceded him and the old
mob was sitting up and was nhleto
tulk. After oxcludin nil clitoris raid
the recto the odd infill made a state
ment to the 111.101.1211.; him exactly
what. had happened He elieved that
death was hear and after lingering tin-
lii Saturday he died.
The bros h hold aonrcciy left the old
muns body when the village under-
taker was sent for and the body. by
order of tile delighted was hustled oh
the promises to in own Sunday. in
the “parlor" atlihinl’b bg‘ the undé'rt‘a»
her is stable. There was a funeral nor»
vice at the Epluco al Clinrhli on Mon
day. which n lév'v n lghbora and trades-
people nttcxldod. The daughter failed
to concur She spent the day about
the house apparently indiiforant, chaf-
ing only under tile reatréining presen-
19 of neighbors who have maintained
a guard in the house since the old
11111111 died. She shelved no also 01
gr or.
Estate Valued at ”00.000.
The ah‘alre of the old man are in the
hands of tho Kickcrhoclrer Trust (30111
bony. where his Will and other papers
of value are kept. and swprhave al
ready been made to have have a con-
servator appointed to look after the
person and property of the.
ten.
The country seat was made over to
her bv her tamer several months no.
and she holds the title clear A cone
4131 votive estimate of her father's es.
tote, which includes a summer cot-
tage at Spring lake, N. .l., place: its
value at 3200100. It won, the inter:
tion of Mr McCieuahan to spent the
summer at the Spring Lake cottage
with his daughter; and preparations
to move there had been begun before
his death
Pending the appointment 111.1116 con
servntor which will he made iodiur
out any further legal proceedings that
may be instituted Dr Scovill 0 has
been asked to look after Miss McCle
unhau. and two men have been placed
in the house to keep watch over her
and prevent her from going away if
she should be so inclined. Dr. Keeler
the martian) examiner has made 11
preliminary inquiry date the cone, but
111v no objection to the removal of
gilt (‘lcnuhun’ a body to New York for
burial. Dr Scovilio made this state
mom. to a World reporter yesterday
afternoon.
‘ Mr McClennhnn died of peritonitis
and valvular disease of the heart. i
danot know what caused the 11.111111
ii i it might have been caused by
11 blow l was called up by teleubono
tale 111.11 Thursday 11111111 and hold 111111
gt MIG Mo
Clonuhan house i found the old gent-
leman suffering from severe pains in
the abdomen. He told me that his
daughter had been in one 0: her 111m,-
rumo. and that he had endeavored to
restrain her and that in. the struggle
she had hurl him. but that he did
not believe she intended to do it
There wore no malka of violence visll
bits on his abdomen or elsewhere He
was devotedly attached to his daugh-
ter. in spite oi her temper and hot
iallinan, and did not want any blame
to rest upon her
“The girl has been erratic ever since
she came to live here too or twelve
yeitru ago She smoked cigarettes nl
moot countantly. . When she got hold
. of whiskey it made her a. 119111011. The
oi mun tried to keep her from x t.-
' ti 5 whiskey, but she occaselona' y
molt edmehow without his knowlodte
gone, was under the influence at llqr
hurt Thursday night when i won
35cc totho house. and While I was
tulle Iihrew a pitcher of water down
119 coat
shed with wator. in her
anemia willi‘ her father she would
- tréouanily throw platen,111loesoe or
knlvoe at him.
alight“ l’raeiloally I Prieonor.
‘1 51511111111 cherub has been made
the flu. but lie in proctionlly
ll in h i) 10111.1. she
1&‘5 who Will be
bed a boon no a‘cmmomro iu‘
will either
iiiiltitutiou
rope; care or
diricl M lmfifiiovlenmn,
comm ill
, . re a c 11 receive
(13911 or win ii
do proper at-
‘ , co
‘Wuto to bare tor her in her own
.- line in not in a condition to
is tit her best.
Mccionohnn’s niotitor died and
manhunt :1 ye; after the Item-
Vod to Now one and by home."
strand
was or.
IVt new
111m
ri on
it his 11111113335111, M
tent had not full}: 3
on
tolmiilthoimwm it 115111111135“
lover-y areal 111.1111 11131111.
iii
hitch hair and dark are 11.17%.
or at rest. liar intern lire
Will“
, an
. re 2111111111 in so 950,121 a ll 6.:
11111111115 in
' floored away with equal phenom. Noth-
iii otter hoi- oivn claim. oven when _
ill:
a.
”bath restrain u titanic 11
“:1: memento may» at 0‘3“
regular end her iii would" " ‘
named ‘00 W. "
pol
.. 11-:
rkou Tmrlvmwflop
11.
n! g i w" poo Ila own 1111111wa rfiumf‘
‘ll‘ villain
. Wileaoudoht.
our] how“ many South Nor-
ii
blots are i b
a local pliysioluh till led'i‘mtii
11'. nt of stomach Muslim it lento y
u derstnnd why till
11 iversally raucous
at or remedy own. made no enrich
oi ole. Tablets are new rod in almost
every 111 mlnont city in marina.
they do, a t cure it) on 111' f r heartburn,
stint stomach ind be
spells, halvltatloll, nar‘vou ens, sleep-
leashes: and other ammonia of indi-
Nation we irfliljlhw’mfiyy pay your 25
31' it re. w
orig. .11? v “your nerves. "fill and?
and out no: me in your utomaoh. Try
them for 11 days and it you etc not
:12me benefited oomo‘ ‘iu and to wear
money; back. . . . . ,
1,11 5' ‘ - ‘7 'Viit
. e
'l at
e 1e away 15511151111 cornbtlilnri 11.1.
iss. Paintings were brought out
:tld exhibited. by My up .1151, won:
more 111111 a or on ‘o hovez
appeared rem h'cr0 pen. 8115 11111111 1
"The Court of Carnations" and other
this name described her own home
and attempted to mildly parody the
neighborhood. it was presented to
every one she then: Pasha or it were
incoherent
m ‘21“? oiling: Mockinghéedn'rirx mothgr
Pmfiiflaumflnl 91.1120
much no. she .Vd.aae lie bought her
a pink white pony from a traveling
circus and o pbnaton, and she used to
drive him to and irom the trains dnl
ly in. line weather. it was a common
thing even then for her to been seen
drivin through the streets with In
lighte cigarette in her mouth. Some-
limousine put her toot up on the dash-
board, as it she delighted to shock the
staid country iolk who had begun 1o
talk ‘11» her Everybody aympatbi.
ze'd wit the old man while Wondering
at his devotion. and once or twice it
was, suggested hp him that she be put
11 auditorium.
no replied that she was all he had
in the world rind that he couldn't Ipsrt
with her
Alter allure Mir; M A Mollihnahan
echoed to drive her? lather to, the depot
vilicli duty devolved on the tar denel‘
She ifllddmv was seen 1111011111111 1511111119
in the daytime and when she did come
was generally dressed in ‘11 most care;
less fashion Sbmct'lmes she were
fine alike and new hate and at other
1.111... a kimono ot a loose. unbelte'u
wrapper.
' She was seldom without a diuretic
The neighbors counted twenty-ope
broken windows one morning after to
had had one of her tantrums. The 0 11
man had a deep trash in his fore
head on one occasion The servants
said that the d uzhter had hurled a
glass at him
Her Dog: Fond of Her.
Miss McClenuhnn had a cooker spon-
icl named “Little Malt" that was ‘vcry
ionu oi her. There hre aiaoI ‘two
big ugly dogs at seemed 'to sympa-
thlze with her! cod. In recent months
she has been 11 at night wands as
over the country roads with the 0311
at her heels Occhsionully her old
father Was noon fellowin at it dislan
ca, 115' if to make. sure i at no harm
came to her.
poured in the village searching for
her.
in August last Miss 11101511211111
called at a neighbor‘s‘ home and fail-
111111 it her arm through the glans of the
front door. She was clad in a pink
kimono. Neighbors led her back
home.
it is said lhht Mr. Mci‘lennhah her
an adopted daughter living and some
nephews and nieces, and it is expected
.thtt there will be a contest over the
wil
CATHOLIC MlGGlONARY CON
stilettos. '
et Gathering in Washington.
WASHINGTON. June 13. ~At the
session at the third Catholic mission-
iii-y conference yesterday. I number or
opera bearing on the successes at—
lned in the dduionary 11.111 were:
read. Rev. Anthony Suhenfoerohors
ionic was A mammary in Perish
Work For years he was parish orient
at Kenton, Ohio. 5
He said: "Mony year: ago undue
national reeling manned our unity.
bu‘t tact, prudonoeahd lime oolml this
problem The other" difleultlea were
he helped more to stem the untortu-
y 1111 up well u or 1110111111." 1
aniderubie d newton
concern!“ the «binder: u
1.11.
nouocltbolicn of 011
voioped much at bronco of
Father allur-
11111111111 lilo detonators.
thy. o. J.. thought that than! ‘05“ng
like St. Paul. was 11 “do torio
Janine Robin-on spoke mind.
the New England”. and 1.11111 11
prhpor. present of thbollo truth
W
INQOIPOIJ" HAN HONORIQ.
V 5. ‘ ‘ , . . .
pl 110111111pr by Jeolrooh new ‘
a G‘flflfillllb M0011
‘1 l”
was elected ee- eo-oireo -
havoiboen bottomed there
t 5‘3
romiptiohiiu so I
it Peon
if .
lug, dizzy .
hgaln and again he up. 5
in; to get any reply to her rupplngb. «
Priest. Deliver intonation Addreueo
ante drink habit than the example or . ‘1 5_
a total monsoon priest. send the or-
notation of'iomooranoo moot» tor
{:1th o
11 pustorlu bound in juntlco or line
" 1.11.1. “$.12“... :4 WASHINGTON or. “5;,
lion
would hoopla o‘wnttvo outdo thatoec- ..
Mabllmr! 18.57.
5'4. W51“ [.15
Beauty in Linens. 1
. The dress Linens this 311111111111" Myl‘dWQpHW-a 11,?”
5 hops the most exquisite ,Qfiall are lilhl‘didwdlil 1111111111. flit -
lets with stems, all in ldeicut oral on ii in grounds.
These. art. in pink lila‘c, lue 311111112511. Wort 75c, for 59¢.
Colored Linens. or fluid fillhdes, most attractive, rose,
orchid, pile grcc11,<‘;or;1"l 111111.. mauve, corndlowor, silver,
and palé’ blue. A mom; 111111111131 line of colors. 35le a yard
‘ Elullroidcred Linens, 'wortli 35c, for ode.
Striped Linens, for chiltlrcll' u Weamiislo
(Stash Suiting, extra 1.10mi, Worth also, 1 e.-
lirown ilin’cn, for Suits and coats, 36 if“ es, 251:.
Linen Suitings. natural color worth 19c, 15c.
Linen Batiste. naturah celery worth 19c, 12%c.
1 “ . V 1:: r ‘. H?
The Paranoia 2 55 5-
This year they. one senoiblcl the kind: most 11. 1111211151111
being the Linen Paranoia to carry with white coat suits.
Smile are embroidered quite elaborately, while others are
just licmslitchcd,.nnd ready for. the owner to have her mono-
gram embroidered.
Prices begin at $1.00 and run' to $5.01). 5
Parasols oi pongee in linen colors, $1. 50, $2 and $2. so
' . , .. ._ Right of Main St. entrance.
Lace Buttons.
The Lace or Crochet Buttons wh1cl1 are so millilA used
for wash frocks, and which have been ordercdiou some time
1.1 55.
.iV l1
are here. The assortment of sizes is complete, from the tin- 5
lost up to those as; large, as a df'mc. Notion Stock.
11.11“
. 11‘ 7‘. r it.”
Special for Flag Day
Government Standard Bunting all wool, fast colorh, in
all sizes for houses, public buildings and yeah-”ts ,, I .
oxroit ,. $3-95- 5x8it., $2.75.
Cotton Bunting Flags. fast colors, mounted on spear—
head staffs, all sizes. _
You can get a four-foot” Fialg,ru011ntcd, for 499. .
v 1 ‘ l
15 55‘ 2- 1 ,
New pieces in the Furniture Store. 1‘ inc samples of
early English and Mission Rockers, Arm Chairs, Settles.
and Tables.
we mnowmasnm 'ro snow an arraacrrvn 1.11.1111 or.
clam nous. size a venue BY 1 nuns. 1115~vamodii 11111111113. IN~
hwomo menswear scanners 'mrusmv, : Ammo-r1112 nun
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