Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 25, 1906 · page 2

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Ij\ COAL AND WOOD

AGENT. FOR
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. BdW kor’s Fért‘ arts.
3 Hershfleld & Son.

; u: WA'rliin s'ritsim‘ my... M

The Paris llaaltd Suit House.

‘ res souTH MAIN eraser. sourII NORWALK.
. Midsummer (‘Ionrlug Sale oi Ladlos' Suits. Feats. Skirts Walsts, Shirt
Waists. Stilts Ruin Coats at u gicht reduction. us we must (loan out all of

"~ “runner guilds. First Iodine IliIit gets them. (kunu llllil be convinced

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

~31! you have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors. They did.

‘ Walnut. 39l, 490, 750. 060. $1. 35, $1. is $1. 98, $2: 48 to sijfloo
Skirts from .......................... . . . . . ................. title to $4000
Coats ............................... . .. ....... . ........ .33 at) to :15. 00
Run Cents .................... . ............ . ..... . $0.98 to $18.00
_' Upon Suits ........................ . .............. . ...... 82.98 to 812.00
, ‘1‘ millennium ........................ ..... . was to $12.00
I I 7—. .1-=v. m. 3% n ...-. 33:22
THE DIFFERENCE I8 IN THE

QUAI. ITY.

Go where you will for your cost
supply. the prion is very much tht'
unto; the different-o In results—host
comfort, ceni hills. etc.-rouides In I
Iuporior or inferior quality. The at
tielo of fuel to he found in our yard!
willisueofiihiliy 'withbiand tho III“
at ten. Try it before you pious ht
order elsewhere.

14 «$.va Ave. When. “I
BRANCH OFFICES. . .
LIIry'I Nst atoms Railroad PIIII;
grim Drug “In, WIIIIIIIuton ItrIII

3"th It re

a ‘i

Now open tor the Season oi I906

J; lore Dinneis a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, Bathing and

‘ other attractions.

Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
;.;V.Viiudeviil daily at 3:30 and II: 30

Holler Skaliug every alternoun and Monday. Tuesday and
Friday evenings.

mMednesdfiv. Thursday ind Satuiday Etenitlitt. I .

oil's ‘ Asphalt.
" W Groliol,
Blue Elena Walks Laid,

 
 
 
 
 
 

Cement.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Airings. mom. allotment-I pugs?

i

L ”Wily.

I has Imam?"

 

,W; or In or rer by}!

. n. ll. it.
Springfield 0 0 000 0 20 x-2 8 l
N.Ilaven000000010-151
Batterisswliosl and O'Connor; Cili-

. rugged and both sides Buttered.

' game.

I. . ..
Norwich. it 34 .504
Waterbury. ii till .564
New London, till 86 .5“
Now Haven. 89 37 .613
.tlpringfield. 38 (ill .Iiili
Bridgeport. ' 33 37 .471
‘ Hartford. 30 40 .467
Ilolyoku. 83 to .423

National Lupus.

At Chicago:

R. M. E.
Brooklyn, 0 I it 0 t 0 0 5 0-40 i2 2

- Bancroft. Di 0.

whom may it «sounds
downed New Hillier} a to ly
‘ I
pisyod on Hammer Psrli this sum
Both Hess and Cursor“? pinned Iplsdoiw
radiation nadsytsadil y. and each IIIIIIIld
’by rillisnt support iii-tilts. 'I‘dnsey
.I and llshniilti did IeIIIIiItionnl work
tiprintlieid's two runs Haunts es the Ip-
awhr. s subtl-
tine mountings and Ill will“ by lilno
nls and Hess New Haven tutored on
singles by Bunyan and door and a
holder’s choice on Sherwood. The
home team played errorloss ball until
after two wore out in the ninth. when
Drake fumbled so easy chance from
Burke. who was then forced. Score
by innings:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ooran and V..Iopo
had—Int '

Norman. 8; Hoiyokh, 7.
NORWICH July 25.4.. a game
which was any onp‘suutll the and.
Norwich dofeuted Helyolte here yester
day. 8 to 7. During the last three lun-
Ings' 3 light rain made the playing
it
the seventh Dolnn relieved Cox. but
the game was won. nfter‘he wont In.
on ”Duffel s two-bugger. The score by‘
Innings: ‘

R. “.16.

Norwich. 03001010x—~810 I'I
lioneko.
Batteries—.vllalllmn and Bridges;
Cox Dolnn and Schiueel.V

III-Inform 6r BringIpoIIt. 0.
HARTFORD. July Ifiwnridsoport
put up the .worst some of the season
here yesterday and Hartford won ens-
lly, II to 0. Fallen was unable to play.
as his face is swollen with poison Ivy.
Budgiey was In line form. Bridge
pert mt only one man to second hone.
ilnst-meyer‘s work ‘wss a feature of the
The score by innings:

R. II. E.

Hartford. 1 (l l 0 0 2 0 2 x-——0 7 0
Bridgeport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 5
Buttorios——Biitigloy nml O'lienry;
Cornou and Beaumont.

 

At New LondonwWet grounds.

 

* Stats League standing.
W.

 

Cliit‘ngo, 0 0 0100I10-—- 3 6 3
Batteriesmlilnsmi IIud Hitter; blind-
nreti. lteulhach and Kilns.

At Pittsburg: '

 

i'Ittsbnrg. 0 2 0 2 0 Ii
New York. 0 l 0 0 0
Buttorioswlaoevor and Gibson, Me:
(Iinuity. Amos and Bresudhan.

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At Cincinnati:

ll.H.E
Ciiioln 0 0 3 0 0 I 0 0 3-4 8 4
Phil“ 10"000000 ..... 390

Buttorlrsu—Wirker llllfl St‘lllt‘l and

 

Livingston; Dnggleby and Donia.
At St. Innis:
. R. H. E.
floslon. 000100000143
St.l.0IIis.00001I00II0—04 ti
“ulterior-l.inilsiunti iunl O'Neill"
Knrger and Grill”.
American LoIguI.
At New York:
R. it. E.

New York. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I x---l~ II I
Detroit, 0 (l 0 0 I) II 0 it 0-0 7 0

linttvI-ies ----- Newton and Kleitiow;
Mullln. Eitlniuks and Warner.

At Philadelphia:

Illl. E.
Phllti,, 302002001w7 Ill 2
Chlrngo, 0 (l 0 o t) 0 I II tl-~»I 0 l
linttotios~ lit-Inter and Si‘lirork;
Paterson and Isbeil.
At l’inston‘ltlrst game):
R.ll.E.‘

I‘loston. 0 2 0 0 o I l l 0MB II it
Cleveland. I ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~~I 7 4
Butterien~~Young and Aruibrustor;
loss and Buolow.
(Hiii'ilud lwine):
R. II. III.

Boston. 0 0 i l 2 0 ti 2 small 12 I
(.‘lovrhlnnli 0 0 2 (i 0 0 0 0 0-«2 B 7

Batteries «'I‘Iinnoliill and Peterson;
Rhonda». Iiielln and ilIIolow.

 

At Wilmington:

R. III. II.
Wash. 30000000x «330!
Bi. IAIIIIII. 0020000004 ii 2
asteriosmBInliII and Wsitoileld;

Ilowbl and flounder.

"'I‘otturlng screms sprouts l'II burn
Illg urns every day. lion's Ointment
quirlily atom in: prodding. tantrum:
roileves twitching dam It perman-
.sVntIy. Atnny drug Item, . ..

Intent on Wiutsri‘sw... Milton}

 

 

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”flotilla {dent
ion than
y‘dns a remtitiytlui

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PC‘ Moore of Wnttil‘

' and diabetes worst
cases givedm 9% t‘olloi‘».e Sligh
dsorderii are red In I few days. "

' ry lm- has filed a runnmstruuoe with

WAKEFIELD, Mun, idly '26. «I'I’llt! '

reason. MW

Would disappoint
you and tuneup your trade.

This thinip at up It worthless ur-
tlcie III mighty poor business policy.
lists donning Itlwiiys eye boat and

on we tell you tht upslkeia 'i‘s
lets will do. our confidence is based
on our own personal experience In
selling them horn in South Norwslk
ye lit after year,

There isn't in rsmddy In this store
that we 'reconitno'nd more highly and
unless Popsikolii Thbiots renliy‘ do
while we claim tor them how utterly
unless our annrtli would be.

For ousted ton'sust“ sour stomach.
wind belittling. fullness after sitting,
heart bum Iledplosiissss weakened
energy. and other symptoms of Indi-

mention we Winona them w ill: IIv-i‘mI
ory, confidence and always rof d themI
25 cents should you fail to race ve tho
benefits expected. "

 

 

 
 

 

 

IMISS GOODELIL IALIIVEI AND BRIDE
OF CONNECTICUT MAhI.

I...”

.lsichsrtowII Girl Msrrllci t9 H. T.
Moore. oi Waterbury. »

BEIICIIMR'I‘OWN.’ July tin—#Wln-
min Mabel Goodall. who disappeared
on the nftornouu of July 8 and who
was supposed to have been drowned
or murdered by tramps. Is alive. and
Well. ()n the (in of her disappear-
nnro she. married {tarry 'I‘. Monro. of
Waterbiiry,:Conn. The marriage ii-
cause wuh procured in Chicopeo and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
G. W. Winch '0! Holy oko

Miss (loodulls ninthrr rot olved last
night a lottor from her daughter.
While withholding the mutants of the
letter. Mrs. Goodall admitted to the
state detectives that her daughter hull
.oiopud. The detectives ulna learned
that the marriage license with Issued
in; Cliit‘opoo. Inter last night City

noon of July 0.
llwiise to Mm

9 Issued a mnrristzo
oodoli and Vilntry 'l‘.

The Intern at he Ilrenso Meivmi
In (‘hleopoe .lllly‘ll shows that the
rhromony was performed by Rev. G
W Minoh, o! Hoiyoko the some this
"In liceuaé shun issued Moore's ago
Is given III-ll. As the return of tho
marriage “(sound was filed away there
days before the suspicion of foul play

assistants

FEEL iMPINDlNG DOOM.
The feeling oi Impending doom in
the minds of totally victims of Bright's
disoase and diabetes tins been changed
t thankialness by the bondtlt deriv-

from inking Inlays Kidney Cure
It will cure weirdest er‘xht’se disease

 

h d dinhetos in its wont form." writes
Marion Loo of Diinrenth. Ind “i tried
eight physicians without relief. Only

three bottles of Fuleys Kidney Cure

 

made me a well num.’ Piaisteda
Drug Store. '

AGAINST sALoon AT BLACK
“WK. i

 

Ex‘County Commissioner LII Files I
fiamonstrmcs.

Former County Commissioner Ilen-

ihv County tininniissionvrn against the
granting of II wholesale liquor license
to Miirliery and Johnson at 13 Wil-
son ”treat, Bridgeport. Mr. lire. who
owns property III that section. thinks
that it would III- a detriment to have
II‘ saloon lit the proposed intuition.
Murbory it Johnson claim they desire

open R ni‘nrvry store. and liquor is
to he Mild only as a. tilde iosllo. It
was oxpeotI-Il that n lnrgo rotnonstran
I" would be filed owing to the fact
that Wilson strvut.‘whiuh in in Blank
Rock. is largely a residential .ooetlou
The lengthy list of obleottmi bus so
viur tailetyt» mama-inure. however.

 

Humans lino Dizziness.

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0 motions of staple Which Can III
’ "it“ 10 Ill pmr by Using Dr.
‘ Riuhsr‘ds On In Tablets.
We will print nth Norw’alit ovi
ddueeriéntn you too decide to take Dr.
Riehn ll Dyspepnln Tablets It will
lid tipvorsl months before we can hope
tog'ubllsh the testimony on band now
In new utotomnnts are coming dolly.
Mr Edward I. neon. locksmith it!
new; street, south him-walk. says: «—
Woo ohm application to my work
i?“ carelessness as to my diet result

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hb?"‘_ a your are in nitI‘IeiIs of III-
on
y “a; the Itomnrh. heartburn and dis-
I Is

an in the hit it! my stomach render-
!“ unable ie sheila t my work
In the snap. I their at is It s desen
smiled stomach ‘ elites and did
in: I could! tiilk of that I

aim t would do me In could!
no relief.
0th I "follow workman“ If mine was

 
 

 

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IIIIIII sit pmuwbsiore mm M
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{Wiiiflh this not
om IIIII am rind audit: urn ”
«Indium

altered by
In no Inuit» martin It'wull III-inIth
for teams of live.

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difficult" MIND Otiilto.
emotion. July at»; dispIteh In
the tritium from (the

solo: Thirtyisovon action 0 cuitlvllt well
hunt on tho harder oi Lpn Luisa In
Mil an no county. IIIII mien
day Ind how Immoral-I’d with deep with
“990800 til I”
rthtiusito shock.
gliborheod In'o Ii-

 

il‘sirtnors in «tho

 

 

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W33“

it!” took“
critiul I‘Itbtri'lif ‘ alum 'sstfll

mammal my I“
It Mammal m contest tom prise .
machosmrsl Willtsm A. , .
V. for term of Iii: .

“”31de won shoot III too out: Iv

. “i“ .
“total Mill 1 MRI on
t til ti 43:00,.
awklnIlls hlliflh‘coiondloutl: the

(i-eik John D White, of Chlrapeo stilt. :’
. ml to II reporter that on the after-L 5

was raised the incident had escaped .
the minds of City Clerk White and his

~ failed to teport tor duty It It oclook
' this tum-nine would be regarded as

- heuvlly hideout! vessel was at n 'din

 
 
 
 
 

I Will! much troubled with'
At times inert mm s several

About tits ll t of lli‘llo

 

Dr. W. in. Britten. of iin Heron.
the slate entomologist, will one of
limo who sonierrod in Boston Wed-
hind width other eutomelogists, ill.
I. Ropers. special 0
haunt of the nationsl entonwiozleal
burouu. who this been rial salad by
the neiernmciit to luv 0 tho work
In New England tor the osteniiinstion‘
of tho gypsy moth undo r nouns.
infliction" Insoots. as authorised by the
tenant not of (long Its. Others it)
sent were Dr. D. D worlds chin of
the national burden; Profmrilli. ii).
Sanderson state anwmogum of
New IianiiIiIhire. ProfoiIIor Blimp.
army qutn commissioner of B
wand, and Field Agent. lingers. It
was agreed sitar II conference with
Dr. Iiownrd that there was no hard
and fast lino Where the nulliounl so
\eiuniont mustostop and leave his
viork of dostrllotlon to the several
states. The sch provides that the III
tionai government uhall do what is

solids to Invent the further Irma
at destructi o insects.

Dr. Btltlbiriflld last night that the
decision arrived at as arosult of the
conference was to continue“ the bur»
isp treatment, of the trees in the lit-
iected ureaiin this state. in the’ town
of militiamen, for the present. il'hls
In twink dons oxtcnuively and will be
continued: The moths seek the seclu-
sion which the burlap grants In the
daytime. nod oiiinb up‘tilo trees inithtt
night intend. . '1‘th an be gathered ‘
in before sundown and 'desiroyiedunr. .
Hrlttion said that the season tor the
moth was about spent. as they were
tithing into the cdtornillnr‘stsne. Bo-
fete another your the brush In the in
rotted men would all tile cleared up.
tut off and burned over and he
thought the next. Jonson would show
II greniimprovement; ‘
or. Britton said that. it was not the

8’wa moth but the aim leaf beetle
whit, was destroying the leaves Oil
the elm trees in this neighborhood
and all over the State.
“.m-
STRIKE QITUA‘NON UNCHANGED.
.I... .

’Nsw Bodford Street Railway LlneI
4 Running Some Oat-I.
NEW DIODMD.‘ ~.;M'Itls July 25.- V
The street ralll‘lisd striho situation
shOWed little 'ch'snge from yesterday
when early cars were sent over the
lines today. III was the taco yester-
day. the company nttemptedto run
only a part of Its ears. While those
“ere not capable. of accommodating
the usual morning rush of truiht- up-
pnrem sympathy with the strikers
und fear of possible violence served to
reduce tho patronage greatly.

The night pursuit quietly. all the
cars on the city lines having hit-n
drawn Into the our barns at 6 o'rkxk
last evening, while on suburban lines
no car was run after 9 o'clock.

Practically the some number of
men were nt work early today. The
I-‘nll River, New Redford and Onset.
hit. Pleasant. Purchase Sheet. Kings»
ton Street and Patlnnarsui lines were
in operation. The Belt Line was not
operated for passengers. though the
Intiii and express cars were run

At an early morning meeting today
the stiikers voted to go to the com
puny offices and draw their wages.
Such action, It is believed, will pro~
long the strike hot-nose of Preston"
Crapos statement that all men who

timing left tho employ of the com-
Mill"

ed to maintain a better service than
on _ Iiterdm. David FlizGt-‘l‘itld the
distr ct organiser of the Carmen's Un-
lou. stated that as the strike urnuro: ~I
ml the operation of cars would be less
IslliL‘lunt III: mode the violin that
today several non-union men had loin-
ed the union.

CAME NEAR FOUNDERING.
Schooner J. W. Dillon. With I Cargo
of Ice for Bridgeport.
Bridgeport come near having a his
shortage In Its Ire supply yesterday
when II schooner bound for that port
with n mnsignmont for n Bridgeport
Comoany iousi Its jibbootn and come
near thundering on the Nantucket
Shoals. The wind, which was from
the southwest, was very brisk and the

 

advantage. The oehooner was the J.
W. Bdlnno, of fielfast. Mo.
W

trunnion TOUIIII‘II IN MAINs.
JACK AN, Men Jilly tor-nut”
camping out in tents over night the
(Hidden tourists begun their run of
93 miles to Wstorvitls today. 'Ihe
first. of the hundred ears got away at
shout 7 o'clock, but It won two hours
later before the last had gone. Eleven
contestants started the trip with clean
l'tfiitil‘illl. ulxht having lost points on
yesterday's run from Quebec, the
committee listing 'Innou'iir a new
dud there more checking dilute.
A notineomum 'tlrsn made that the tour
Is I would not so to Rquolsy button
lfroiii' Wsrsrvtlls tomorrow, Milnltlo or
”lack of pedommodationii. but probably
would pull tomorrow night Mill pus
Iibly FridIy at anlord Fills. I town
thirty miltis medium or gangster.-
llld from them run to Buttonwoods.
mil. whorls tho ltonrohdd

GAUIG 1W

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

beam

. ion or. char
. lb, walla; run
mlgndstlnum that t ”qu

”Em“ .irith tho‘fiht‘llm.
' II am V

o“pole.

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r.

th‘
out my
i'ot‘tlrngli: I 6% boil tidal:
the cure III I
tonsil tho little yellow

to
It”

‘tnlltiti dfooiiofiior

rel .ii. ’by «it It
lousy "Richard
bottle.

fl if!!!“ N
“ultimo it.

We” Ilfi

t; 1“,“ Gt

3 \Z ',
romeo-s
slini Isis (Solubility. of tho ll‘rsii IIIIIIeoIIIi
took its «stern In
pdrms‘iinnt cos. I risotto nuns
riiish (thisI writing oi

I Wilts) which oeins win iii III been tron:
rsliovl it! sessil-

“I
will? "It

ONE.
0. III; Duil' of LI'lIr III his pittiursl
ofI Illmtielf and n iiilii utmost III hint its
lids the distinction of havin enuzhtj
you; twtr‘ wlsr‘mr fish em boo on train}
WonbuIeo In LIIIIIVIIIII. one s3

lt'tinlIlIIlt mhnWhlam ’otllllr Il'nmm “I“ ‘I

trout wishing thirteen poundI. leu-

 
 

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”rennin u. VFW Isis

 

.Wlllls ilIIrtIIlod lid
Ito dittlmitlhus the
holes. Mi bottom hits

"232‘ to othsr computes.

 
 
 
 
 

Jill? ”“1“

morn I‘m-m minim

Superintendent Potter said he hep— ‘

 

 

 

he ”one ‘
bid and

 

IIT e § .M. Read Co.

Wlirbcd £057.

- m. “I x1 “I

I hull-fl-
Ths Store Clones Daily at 5 O’Clock Except Saturdays.

. t’

.. I ‘3“"‘I
Black and White Muslim,
121-2 eta.

A line of these very neat Musliho which are so desir-
able at pm sent They are- in dots, checks, plaids, and fig‘

ures. Made up either ovei white Oi black, they ate equally
attractive. Special at 12 Vac a yard

I?

.Wasli Goods Section.

I A Refrigerator Basket.

This convenient artirle is a rattan basket lined with a
heavy tin. rust ptoof. llic space between the tin and the
rattan is paIkI-Il Wllll asbestos and felt. and the corei
straps down in a way which makes it airtight. Compart-
ments are arranged for lift. and food. 'lhis Basket is con—
venient for autuuiobilists touring out of reach of hotels, also
for fishing and pit nic parties. Very useful in the nursery. as
milk can be kept at the proper temperature and within easy
reach.

Three sizes small. medium and large. $2. 50, $3. 25, $3. 50.

lhe small size. will hold with unt for two people. while
tliL medium and large size will be equal to [out and six pct-
sons. lxiiLlIL-nwarc Store, Basement.

 

Patent Kettle Covers. A new kind with a perforated
strainer on one \Iilt which acts also as a \entilator N0 dan—
ger of the Milk hoilingovcr or of scaltled hands. I2 and 15c.

KitLlieiiwarc Stort, Basement.

 

Summer Union Suits. A special in open mesh Gauze
Lile for W.Ulllt‘ll Low necked sleex cless. pants laLL trim-
med. It is a quality Wllli ll has bent selling for $1. 50 each.
but in dose out the summer stOLk we Idiot them at 98¢ each.
Only a limited number. .

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White Belts. For white linen suits. Illalli' of tucked
and stitched linen with two styles in buckles, gilt or mother
of pearl. Special at 25c.

I

The D. M. Read Co.

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WI A" NOW PREPARED TO SHOW AN ATTRACTIVE LINE 0'
CARPET BUGS. SI. I XARDB BY 4 YARDS, IN VARIOUS GRADES, IN-
CLUDING INGRAINB. ART SQUARES. TAPESTRY. AXHINSTER AND

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OARPITB. I‘LL GRAD”. Ol-II um AND JAPANISI VIA'I‘TINOI.
OleO'I‘l-IS AND LINOLBUHB. BEADED T9 ORDER A IPIOIAUI'I.

IN" id“ .‘--:III
l MI ofII m‘ Tl;
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II Variation of Wood-I

AMmtmsni oi Stimulus. Roofing. Domain; Ind Insulsiluu Iver.
enemy WIN Isl-salon ledorl from Ill foot to u toot lentils

 
 

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