3888011.
‘ V. at Hands of Bridgeport.
‘.lDGEPOR'i‘ MIIy i.-—‘I‘he Water
nnnnt clmscrs were gitcn n
at the h s of the locals. .Ics
torday'. tho I: being R to l. in n
Woli- played game. Romcr was boiled
bird in the first thIec innings. willie
Waller held the lenders safe cxécpt
in tho. third lnnlngu The scar
mum.
it. H IS
Bridgeport ....32201000‘-—8 12 l
Waterbury 004000000~l 7' 3
Batteries~Wullcr and Beaumont:
Router. .VBroniIle slid Nichols.
Holyoke. 9: New Haven.4
NEW HAVE N. Muy 4~Whilc Now
" Haven putbatted liollokc IIeIc yIIstIII
day. the visitor's hits wore unit I) mid
netted them :1 9' to 1 victory. The but-
tins (it hill. and Maynard \ins the tra—
turo' in. that 0011.11 tmIIIIt iloifmnn and
MahoVn'cy made sensutiotml Iunuing
ouc-hIh'd catches which won: tho field-
ing fehtures of the afternoon The
score: . R. H. E.
Holyokc' ...... 0402100202-910 4
New Haven . 0112000004412 2
Buttierios—llolau and Thachcra;
West and .lopII.
Springfield, 5; New London
SPRINGFIELD. MIIy {using I
two- bugger. clearing the basc'VII in the
second inning. clinched thI. gumo l‘oI
S'1I1ingiioid I'IstaIIluI, the home team
winning 5 to l. chbontion pluyc'd
good'ball. but was unable to hit Mc-
Laughlin at the proper time“. 'rnc
score; , Ril. E.
Springfield . .1 .I 0 0 0 0 01 *— —.I 8 0
New London. 100000000—1 8 5
llattorios~lticLunghlin and O‘COIr
nor; Trent nIId Page. V .
'Tletford. 3: Norwich. 2.
HARTFORD. May l.—~Ncurly eight
hundred fausnhivered in the cold III.
:terday and saw Wilson. the Hur'tfmd
itchcr, win his third game of the
Bad cI'IoIs gave Norwich a
run at. the start but after the playcls
Viol wormed up the work. was better
bndth Vrow by Halligan nd a triple
‘y Leliye'lt won for the 101119 team
iii the fifth. Nehring made a, grout
stop of Piauk's hit clos'cto to'fitst base
in thé ninth -und .snt'cd the Rgamc.
8c0re';V . R..H E.
Hartfill‘d . .. .10002000‘I—3 6 4
Norwic ..101000000~2 4 2
Ecuadoran-Wilson and . O"'LeaIy;
Hailing. and Bridges. _.
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in the habit, Urin-
Idpoy Vtroubio and
Sunni herb curb for
othcr tlruy' 11 “Ads
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cl
an
that at the next meeting of tho dl'roo-
lors of the Connecticut llascball Lew
. Owner Charles llumphroy. of tho
cw London team, will undoubtedly
be handed an ultimutmn to the effect
that he will be given 11 certain longth
of time in which to dispbsa of his
baseball holdinxs in the Whaling town‘.
or transfer the team to wow other
city. at the sumo time matcriully
if this does not have
the desired effect. the franchise mt)?
be' taken away and plsccd elsewhere.
New London in II. small town compared
but as long as It good loam has rep-
resontod it. there has always helm
first class support and there was or.
kick. Merldon, which has been with
of seasons. is talked of us Now hon
Ilon's successor. ’
Game in Stamford.
The well known MIu-rnvllill tIIIuII
WillVba the attraction at: the Keelei
Hill Field. Stamford; tomorrow. The
baseball fans were very much disap-
pointed last week on account of the
.cold weather. which made it necessary
to call the game off. l’mspcrts of a
last game is amplc for any (“Slur
polntmont they have had.
Today's Game Called Off. ,
The game schIIIlIIIIId for this uftIIr-
noon. at Amusement Polk Mondow
utrcct lIIIiII'cIIII the (‘oc Bross Com-
pany‘s iIIIIIII of ’i‘oIIingtou and the
Norwalks. bus been called off, because
of the weather. It is hoped to have
those two li‘llllll'i together before the
season is over.
~130001.111: AMUSEMENTS.
THE DANIEL RYAN COMPANY
Daniel Ry an. at H01 t’s Theatre ncxt
wcck. Ono of tho muny. plousuiug
features of the production offered by
Mr. Ryan is the utmosphcle ho lsV able
to install III o my pcrf'orn once till
vibrant p01 sonn ity socms
itself to plays and players alike under
.his guidance. His originality o'ftcn
compels him to trample on tradition
-'when denying 0&ch under, tho surface.
for the hidden moaning of the great
,liter'aly musteis. And it must be 00n-
fessed, his fearlessncss in this respect
hus frbqu'éntly evolved new impres-
alons and mousing moments for his
auditors. .
MY BEST FRIEND.
Alexander Benton who lives oil
Rural Route 1 F011. Edward. N Y.,
says; “Dr. King' 3 New DiscchIy is my
'best earthly friend. It cured trio of.
asthma. six yours 0,39. /' it PM M80 110!»
formed at month cure of incipient
consumption tummy son‘s wife.
that botiio' on tho tor rlhlo coufih.
and lids uncouth lulled. tho othor nylon
.i‘cms left out). by. one. until she was pot--
fertly well.i)1'. King's NIIw llisaI-IIIMCIy s
‘powrr ovm coughs and colds is simply
mI'Ir.vcloun " Noolhcl ,rIImI-Idy has oII'IIr
equulcd it II‘ullII. guaranteed by F. HA
Baxtcl. South Norwalk’. qul I".. 1‘.
Word. Norwnllt. drugglnts. 501: nod
“.00. 'i‘Iiul bottlo ir.cc “
Acvsa'mao’ Laurens.
The following letters remain uncall-
cd for at the following post-odious for
the. current week. . ,
South Norwalk—Miss Cornelia
ll
' Abernetb, Bout Game 00.. H. G. Har-
ris. Minn Delln Mussloni, Rosebud Per-
glide Co. Miss Lizzie Sanboln. Mrs.
eo Tro'wbridge, 1 Gerard Pl. Miss
Jessiel. Vincent Miss Hazel Willson.
Washington St.
E. E. CROWE. P. M. ,
Norwalk-«Inmos Cnplosc. Dr. J.
Comings, Mrs. William 1“. Clark Mrs.
H. Ellis. Miss E. E. Seals Vtio Morgan
Avel ,
B. 8. KEITH. I’. M.
anma “iIMIIAssv wmrs 7.
him N 3V 5000
COMET i (Willi). May '1 ho
Brititll’t, IVitiil Iodgrd a claim
with IV? tullnbumcmqm
01 I. “Ali!" to tho bri-
gnuds . ‘ ed lIvlnIIl Aid...”
tho non of n promlncu' 11.1.. II "III-«1
molding at ElliIO‘DIltit
' not I f on.“A Lesson'ruubt
3y :cbgfexf'ufloo‘ ”Rico led by i...
. cll. leader"; I p. 111.. Iddms by the pan
1 ton “mention of members installation
2 0881111ch to the late Abinthm Iiinn
. chard. than bloomers will be culled
subject In place of the ullutl disous'
with the other cities of the circuit. .
out a suite league (Film for It couple .
Mciclie Ntlptlcle. 'Fsullfcs.
. Iffertory, 'Sclu'ar'slno in G' (requested).
diffuse '
~~ 'i‘Vhe .
.. _ MITNODIIT. . V V
‘ Norwclk' I'ut'iicdtlt; ifnnlr D: Tor-l
rcy. pastor-Morning worship. 10: 30-:-
reception of members and munlon
who: ciao antics. led by if. H.
lent at 9: 30 c 111.; Sunday school
i IEpworlh hogan! dbl/000ml
1.1-.ch In: fliolhubtigmlaV
taunting the Col-0"
will be under the direction of' Play"
‘Iausooc. ion-inn worship at 130:
31ml cur charting. Ella: “PI. for:
we y'cui wlll be Milli Idleu Valentine
soprano; Milan Filsto W ron. contrai-
to; Gear flint. ton ; Harry L.
titanium. an; Music. for the morn
Ilia; .PN Coulolltloh. Bruce
Mlle; oflcrtory.
“Ashamed of Jesus."
soplcuo solo.
Dunks; quartet.
Common
Murchin F. Wallis Event”: Pre-
iudc. Allegro VivaceJ‘ 9W. Hind: our
lot. “In Hoavonly 141m Abiding." W
10. Brown: 'bffcrtory. ”O Holy. Holy.
Holy. lard." Buck; postludc. Pastime
in D. Merkel. '
. A. M. E. Church. Knight street 11....
John D. Nichols. pastor—41 a. m..
pmcl s by the pastor; 12 0.1.. Sunday
school :30 p 111.. congregationcl pray
or and praise service. Abrohiun Show
of officers. udmlulstrctlon of the Lprd‘ 11V
..Suppcr Tuesday mos... elm Ineo
lug. Friday evening. prcy'cr meetin
o—aw‘n—fi
CONORIGM'IONAL.
South Non-walk Donxrcactioucl.‘
Church. Chariot S Machriond. puto
——PulIllc worship at 10:30 a In. with
the reception of new members And ,th'e
sacraiumit of the Lord's Supper; theV
liilIle school meets It .12 o'clock. The.
'v'ounx men's department will be con-
ducted by Principal Eds“ ii. lane.
At the Men's Ghlictlun infinity Club.
which meets at. the scum hour. the
subject will be The Bible and Modern
Preaching." As this Ivan UJBJII bicct
upon to contribute a symposium on the
111011 by the loader. At 7 o'clock F1 00
irlck S. Audrewu will givo an orann
rocitnl for hull an hour prccedlus the
evening service. The pcctor's subject
Will be “Seeing the invisible." The
music for tho dcy. will be as follows:
Morning: Organ prelude. “'I‘rwlnerel.. "
Schumann: anthem, "Christian the
Morn Brooks Sweetly O'er 'l‘lIeo,'_
Shelley: offertory. interruouo from
"Cdvclch-in Rnsttaauc." Pietro MM
(Input: Organ Postludo in 11‘. Cattle.
Evening. 01‘qu recital: Grand Cheer
Dialogue. Eugene Gianni; Toccttu in F.
VWllllii‘uu Faulkbsw cloxicc melodic.
"Death of Ace,” from the “Poor (lyllt'
Sultc Edward Grclg: Scherzo Sym-
phoniqu‘c, Rticccli King Miller; pro
lode largo. iftli'wliight'." fmiu the "fin
Waldo Symphony. Joachim Ruff: an
'hem.‘ The Soft SIlIihtth Calm. " ilnIn
'JV-Sllcilfiy: Interior)! in Fininor, "l 811»
Ionic; anthem. “Jam; savior. Pilot
tic." l' A. Schueckcr: postludc
First Cdtlflt‘éflticml/ Church. Non
walk Gnome D.- Egbert.” pustur~Morn
lug service at 10:39; the sacrament
If the 1.011“ it will be admin
intered- Sunday school “Nimbus
Lccéuc It 12:15: monthly musical aeI-
Union rclIIIursul bust NIII w.1ll1 1110111
odist (‘lIuIIlI WIIan-nduy. at 'l.‘ Pas
.i'ors tluild. Thursday at I: 1.0. Y. P.
S." .. pastor‘s talk on Third Command
:Ieut: It 11.111..Ihutcllprli\cr sblwlcc:
topic. The Problem of .Ion.Il1.‘.MIuIlc
"III morning: Proludo. Adagio in A
flat. up 236. No l. W Volckmur; VQ'mu'
lot. “More Love to 'I'hc'c. 0 Chi-lot." .l
H. Brewer. "OIIII SWootly :Solcmn
Thought," P. A. Bciinecker; IIffchI'y.
Solo for Flutc. RI Capo'cci: postludc. in
tho style of Iiuudcl Guilmuut Waning
monthly musical service: 4 Prelude.
ionata lVX. first movomeut. G Morkol;
ii‘umng'nlli', 1.0m... “Como. Holy Spir-
it. (‘alm My" Heart: Rowland; “Abide
With Me." (Ic'lbbl: I'Ico'nti'clto solo. “Tilt
Lord is My Light." Allitsen; selections
trout .“Stnb'IVIt ntlor" by Rossini:
Duet, "Qui e'st ho'mo'l"; bass solo. “Pro
Ioccntis”:' so rsno 9010. "Fat: ut por
:em"; postlh e. “Amen" chorus.
,SwVe'dlelI Congregational. Charles J
I/ahlstroni, pastori~81lnday services at
Wain. 3'11 m., 7'11.m‘. During
these spools. l Ile'ryi'cc Rev. Au tus
VWlllnnth frcmfi bckyn.‘ N. Y.. 'cnd
mm Bu cit M.‘
omits
. 't ' .. , . 4.1
. ' W
‘ and; Wacbcumitircwih.‘
great care Tlté
fond Ino'ans coda hocltli u'tld'V
myth while the use '10
HI or undiluted cow‘s V‘V'Vmi‘gri'o
tiny other lmpropér
or of
is 'in-
to resist IiichI
contains drug
is one 01’“ch
l1 rod :0 “catchy
c II II
woman! Vtlcifuu. for it to th
0.1mm: ”would y
(ram chem talcum.
Withtho
“5“ MI? mum Illt'fl'
of Justfocd is combtucd the feature of
kI'd Hymn. Elicia: postilude. g
Ilce nt 7: 30 Monday evening. IChoral ’
Rev. C. J Anderson 'fr‘o’m 0171121111111;~ I"-
'touV Depot. Donny; :wViil munch.
, South Norma. 81:961.!“ 0.1.01. H. 3;
ll. Carpenter. '40 it m.1'1ray- '
31' meeting; £3131 re'g‘ul‘nr 8ch
mafia no. $ng .e semi noon “31:31).
.tinnio r30 “:11 'Inii'il
(opioid ' room of Ii
Consccrutmi $th ’:'7 Mine rug-I
VIVIVIIIVII‘ evening survltl'o' ”1 up 1V0 oft IIIIII 111311
"I Hou o I. , VIVIVmIVVVII c;
131.»: ”‘1 3.9 tint. on «In...
Mun"; 91"" ‘.Alf pawl,“
Proper 8010c tlcu lilacs G'I'wd Hcall'h'.
Aiti'élul ‘fiiddlli‘ er minuuqmlrmr
rcuowtnmmm ~
£50m '» good
digestion loss of 110111 Vnnd lII'IbVIIViny
air ..
uh which food .110qu Ill! died. that ..
or chcmlcnls'. and this ,.
It Itlfcmsfully in ..
L proscribed by flu. .
my tlblnto of superiority '
and?!“ iambic $1le '
nervousness or' 'a g ‘
WWW '9'“; '3'
W‘fi'fi‘u
subject, “mini. the 'stsii'ii'cii lé'rv‘cht
of God: :1: 30 p 111., Sand” '1
p...m ii. Y. I'. U.;4 ..ni
subject. l’crsevernnce..’ will."
series of five 001m 83_
9p..m..baptlsn1; 9:
upper. Monday ov W
Tuesday tom. If
meeting. hly
hcurch business meeting. ed ' day
and Thursda convention tbc'stste
Missionary nion. Friday evening.
Union Lyceum. », , .'
EPIBCOPAL. ' ' .' ""1
Trinity Church. Revxfl. A. '14. Sadl-
ior. rector—Fifth Sunday after Easter,
Roution Sunday 8 a. 1.11.. Iloly Com-
munion: 10:30 £1.quon Communioni
snc- comma; t'. 30 11. 11k. .evcninx 11111)!-
or. “ministration of t o grace of obn-
Ilrniatlon by the bishop of e 01
Therp‘ 'wlil be no service I 1:30 p.111:
Thursddy. Ascension. Day. Hot! Calm
million at 10 a. m.
I Once Church. the Re‘v Jumss 9an
ton Werner. roctor—dioxation Sunday.
Pint celebration of the 8on 00m-
munion at 8 o'clock; second celebrc
tiou of the Holy Communion lint] set;
Icon at 10: 30: Sunday school It noon;
administration of the sacrament of
baptism at 2: 30; mission 'Sunday
school at Broad River at 3:15; cvenlug
brtyer. continuation and‘ demon by
the bishop of the diocese at 1:30. Dur-
ing the week: The celebration of the.
Holy Communion on Thursday, AnccuI
slou Day. at 10 o'clock. .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
. First Christian Science Roomy oi
NonnIkwnegulcr Sudduy acryloo at
the readh
if II. In. ubicct May Bib "Adam Ind
Fallon Mac " Testimony meeting,
Wednesday at 8 0.01. At. both ser-
vices the public is cordially invited,
Reading room open in tho public each
week day iron12toti 11.012.
ADVERT QHVB STIR". . .
'Advont Christian 'Chimili. Van
Znndt street, EitstN slit civ.J. W.
Davis. postal. Coin union and lave
toast st10:30.’ E'v'oupgcsémlon '.at
7: 80.. Tonic—I-"Nofloro 010w... . , .
——~—-'o—-A-—‘—.—~—
o'IILv curt: rail cvsrgms.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Now C'Istlc.
Del says: "I suffc‘ 'for years With
dyspepsia used to ii lie grcat'V distress
and belching. l trled“ everything I
could hem of. but nothing helped the
until I took nrunillon lln._lm and min 50
cent. bottle our .1 lure ocomplotx-ly."
For solo by 1'!" I’lntuted, F'. H.
‘lluxter and The Clifford Phurmucy. "
ALMIHOUBE NOT CP-TQ'VDATE.
81ch Charity Board “in lddletown
Buildings are 0
Tho state board of churi'tios held
its monthly IIIIIcIlIIg at the capitol.
this week. Among the reports of VI-
sits made to state institutions won
one 1mm Miss Buc0n.1lr Down and.
Sccllctary Kellogg. concerning 1h:
0.10.9..qu M lddlctowp. 'i‘hcy repor
oil that the' buildings are old and arc
not up to ditto. 1' .
A 'vlslt to tiIII Stuto Hospital for the
insulin ut Mlddlctoan was rppmtcd by
Miss Bacon. DI'. Kuuc null Seclotary
Kellogg. 1100 ll qmuterly viscit to the
Conhocticnt School for Boys at Mer
den was reported by Mrs. Frank Mil
chell and Dr Down. '_
The bomd chose 1111 delegates to
the uatlonnl conI‘crénCo of charities
and co rootions in Minneapolis June
12 to , Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Bacon
and Socr-etmv Honour , ..
Vista: to the ulmhouses. in Wethers-
field and Rocky Hill were reported
by Secretary Kellogg» Conditions at
Wethortifleld Inc good according to
the report. but the building ill bid Ind
fibuthtub" and furnace are needed.
are cleanliness ut the Rocky .Hiil
nihihdu‘sé wcs' rocomuléfldcdr‘ .
'I'.
...............
IN EVERY HOME."
" The following simple prescrlp .
nan, writes a noted 'authority.V
should be made known to every I.
family. While it is a simple'
homc- nIndc mixture. it forms a I.
711001011111 tonic (Ind. vltnllsln
~ugcn'1 to tho Kidneys 'forclng .
- thorn to filter .mII oliutlnuto from I
the blood all .tcldn and Waste
Enduring the full mint or it
per cent . of Red Corpusplos.
Ilene it in and now It: the limo.
'l" tulo: il; l1 lnid it‘xtruct VDVuI‘i‘dc ~
Ion ouc- hull ounce. Compound ,
Kurgou ouo ounce. (3911111011110 .
thrupd Ssruuparilln tfiréc 011001111. .
he do so is one te'aspoollful a! .
tIoI Vmocls I'm] at. bedtime. These .
harmless ingredients can be 913'.
t'alnod at nominal cost, from any.
pharmacy nod anyone can
mix them at home ,by shskln
‘ ,I well in a bottle.“ .
' Noted medical 5.01110: ties Vow
reasonizo thld as: a blood claim
' 1101‘. Mid system tonic par. 61.091 ..
fence. because 'of its. xentlc
though III out certain action in
‘zhe treat out of
his and fcclai cm
“1161' int-cranial)! 9%:52
,forj which 0
Ilb'le. , t- .V
, a blood become“. will V
,dwlth poison; Vegétiill. ,.
woodman #09 pound package sell-
for 1800.11.“ Si.,00 but. the lingo nine
is tho most economical making the
(20$ch mull form; 110.111.ch lost ,thu-
nyuw Illa
us ileum“ I frrr bright rlntr't
for
M food! Ilmt'tcod on. «III II 11mm.
lln St. Syracuse. N Y.
log for only 1000,- :i-Jinullol nines poll .
ur III‘W' find It Ellllli'l" ['Il' Itlliw'
" dril' ist'."
.V... II I
J8 WW lhort. manor
occur. habit of getting drunk and slip said be
room. Ma'soulc building at.
' ed lier story.
'with her in the court room. bub this
V. Infidelity
Itcccpt a position in Cleveland.
, that institution below.
V'Qll'lli V. .
» ‘l
i :c'ndo
...“. ,VV'II‘I‘II aluminum;-
iiiilii‘c’if—Bis'ct” arm or
VSII‘VIVIrt GcIeII’lnr 8015100
In...“ matters prospcrcd yocterday
011:0! 3:55
Superit'u' Dorm, Bi:
”int
of llriduhportl “or“ be Uh
9n the uncontested 11.11. 1'11 W ‘
bun is that or Mary A Gilliam!
Aolbcrt .m. which ”to!“
it“ Iii-clams of am
‘9'!” “wt it‘ltc V V M'?“
Slat. Referee lIiInI ’l". Elihu I fe-
'idu'l In the pctiti II of LottiW‘R Green-
man pulpit ii. 01'mean
decanted and a d creo 'iui'i‘ntcd on the
grounds or II"; an of two
11 mil to’be
infillby".irunedj'l?"r l unififld'éwum
not...
resume her maidm
Jennie L.Mell1it w silv'o
[mm Henry P. Mellns on tho ground
of habitual lutcntpcnnoo 191' cm I
year. Thc couple marriediu location
on November 13,1900. and utter lll‘tflk
In Norwslk, Waterbury ind Mus-chu-
sctts for a time. Went to WNW!
four years 1130. Mrs. Melitta plated
that her husband had been been”!!! the
t his job in 'the nmnt it}!
ompany. Bridgeport. for mm “no
reason. She hasmct marlin! in?
some time. Bite is so
by conducting 11 fumishcdzcom W0
and by dressmaking. .\ limitation“!
cbuslve when drunk sod Its-cc ch
her two or three times one never
know before thwy Wei? untried that
he drank. He finally not Ii Ind he
would bring in two or three quart. of
stuff and lay in bed Inddl'iiil'u. '
Mrs Minnie Scrum corroborated ‘
the potltioner and said one night Mc~
”III and her husband conned in tho
ddlishtful occupation of drinking- ni-
Iuonly cwilod “stretch." [M113 Clark
Ind Mrst Lens Wilson Moo testified.
-1)olcie Stevens was circus divorcc
from 000mb w Stevens on the
ground of habitual tntompcrcccc. She
married Stereos ‘Novomber 2. 1890.
and lived in Bridgeport for com time.
She left him on accounoof his habits
mo and onohalf years 0 Mn. Mcry
Hall and William D. H l corroborat-
Mrs. Stcvbns carried a
copy of "Dorothy Arnold‘s duo-pr."
did not appear in the case.
Scrub E. Bchnler ueo Blade“ of
Bridgeport was granted irccdoin fucm
George H Schlik‘i’ on the ground of »
in Bridgeport» August .11.
1900. They were mnri-iddflétwnry 21.
1896. and she separated fmm hint.
tum times on account of his rascal
patios with Women. 0M fluid. on his
promise to bchnvr himself III-nor 'in
the future. she 1"‘ctuIncd.i~lhe stild he
finally ran nwuy last October 'wlth nn- .._
othIII woman and in ‘Vlleian with her
in Cleveland. 0. .
(latherluo HoIIn-Ilow. of Flotilford.
was given II (191. ram. lrom Ro'pIII‘ "onus-
low. of the same town. on the aground
of habitual lntonnicrance. T
have a son and daughtcr ho
'ho marriage having taken pace
February 4.1870. 'r « «III
Augusta R. Downs could not int'pl'uitt
why C.. .Elmfr Igoowns lIIft her. but olu>
lmow he lc t c or fan years
1‘ $80.
wrotc her and told her that 11th mould
support home". She has been 'dciitg so
'.inctI 'I‘hI'y married October 10189.1.
and how one daughter: which 'wn
1:1va to the petitioncrkt who soi‘VhrcV
tho dccrcc .
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wouoaarut scum dune. -
"“Our little boy had. comma for flvo
years" writes NV: A: Minis; Henilcttn
‘Pc. "’i‘wo of our home' mom" said the?
case una 11 lost. 113 lull bci'nx
aftectcd. We 11 Vamplcycn “0'ng
tors but' no benefit. read HRH
chance we read aboutlilfiectrlc Bitten}:
bought 11 bottle and soon not cud im~
provemeuh We continued“ .Vm'odi-
I‘cino until scvcral bottlés wérc used
wheh our was completely cured. "
building heath tonicé Guaranteed at:
F. H. Baxter's..80uth Norwnlk. and E
P. Weed' s: Norwalk, drug stoPVes.
‘YVALE auRE'Au
"Now iIAVEN.‘ my
University Bulolll' bf HART”
celvbd min .111 untvérstty
ciflc boast an ninth
'grudu'tltes to iul oven
the, ”Fa
tiflc School. who i‘d‘fil
tho present outdi'dti'
buglucels to fill ii'c
that u... school itshlf guns the «111101;. 5
diiliculty in obtaining i
When your buoknchcs t'
invariably Van Vlndi’cgtlonfih
thhu: is wrong with ygdrgdd'tug
Will‘s Klduey and Bill Ingdj’lll Alto
pmmpt. relief- for weak libys, Illicit-
‘cch ,iuiiamn'lstlo'n of the bladder unit.
rlncry troubles- Sold '03! "Flip.
0rd Pharmacy and The‘ Bridge
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I'bIA‘u LAWYER! AR :11 in.
slums“): Brititih main. av I
-- in active Miawycrrfie liblch‘Vc I 110390;
. .3 bllf'o Mil the “tile V
Ion which led. t
iuindh .
l bridmfdlm Idol! 1 to t '
port I: V II
V f'mdualu III. "08 W raisin! @333
count. water and burned sum conu '
ll 'l’l'th
The Furmture Store ready. , .
Timur. enlarchVIIcnts anti ultcrntiVotis wliiitiglicve'
in progress for several months are now c'plt'ipicted Sp fq'r
as. the Furniture Store is concér'fic'd This month sees IViVlcV
various warerooms in order to rchcivc visitors. Theron?
a new syStcm of classification and each kirti is noyv f9"
rcctly grouped and in its own IOOIIVIV. You WIV". f1 11d tube Vrg-
quircmcnts of every roo'm in the home, for. :11!" kinds of
public buildings. the hotel and the business omcc.
Always interesting. but morc so now than ever. Come
and see the Exhibition Rooms.
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.VV.,'Elerator in Carpet Store.
..11, '-,. .1 0...; ”It/g:
.5 .
Tnmmmgs for 30mm ‘60
_ if you 'hav'c Ilccidcd to have a Brown Gowmbpcrhéps
you have found a scarcity of ,i‘rimmings to harmonize
with that peculiar shade which fashion demands that wo-
men shall wear this season. WI: have all those Braids, those
Novelties in Galloons and Appliqucs in thc popular shade
and all its variations", aV gory largo assbrtmcnt. '
. Gandhi; Himgeré
'ihcy fold up iIItVo'V :1 Small compact bu'udic only a few .
inches long. When open they fit any size shoulder and will
hold a heavy for ocheroat as well as a dainty loop or silk
waist. .Vcry convenient to take I'lecn traveling to use in .
a Pullman, a steamship or at the hotcl 25c each.
. I‘ . Leather Goods Section.
III 1
Marie Antomette FrilhngsV by the yard, for the fronts
of shirt waists. Quite the correct tiling. .
Auto Veilings. Iicavy chiffon In all the pastel shades. ‘-
niso dark blue, dark green, and the new browns
. .. . . _ At the Neckwear Section.
Pouyat
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Don‘t miss that sale of Cups and Saucers.
china, Ilaintily docorntctl, 25c eucli.
nth '
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Beat of ‘nll blood medicines ‘and body .
, THIS POPULAR Ftoon c'VDVVERING.
li‘yflii"; Yo ti .
IIVVVVVV ......u
u. ' SHADESV TO ORDER AV SPECIALTY.
Von he Hamburg American line 3&an?
i'."."“:v'i" :llrifl'd't VLWCII
’I“ (74105"? var coco}; 137:.
an:
..¢.rIn-I
VON THURSDAY. WE WILL PUT ON 'VSALE Ir RECENT PURCHA'GVVE
F'RQMVVV AN IMPORTER'SV SAMPLES VOVF J'AVPANESEV MATTING, VVAV'fV' 251:}
101110. , " ' 15!: “It; ....
. JAPANESE MATTINGS THIR SEASON ARE 'NOT ONLY HIGH lN
VIIIIIVcs, cur some: 111 ouAIn'n-v. ‘A'u'o nus wiLI. Arrono All
*SXCEPTIONN. oproarummfla voua ammo announce or
”bu-I 5.‘ .
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”“sz HAVE 111.00 1‘ coco VARIETY or sér'ré'n JAPANESE M'A'T-
1;.‘1 .. ..
Tluoa AT 35c To V£cc. ’
emu/1 111117111103 AT 14a .70 400.
.V VILI‘. +0.... THE Untied s.‘1‘=fA
Y0 ,May l-..-Th're'e h . V
.i'éd and forty-two menu é{.sVIItjthe be" J’o'v'u
nerl anernesauz Ver (1 singing clue be
1001st of Wanna. armed here today . If. V be
a, t Oceans which t mcl in:
“idiot! ch battered for aligns" ”iii?-
25¢. ‘ '.rVI'y 0.101312
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