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Connecticut Ldague.
All Saturday games In the state
league wme postponed because of
rain. ‘ '1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3: Pltts‘burg,1
CHICAGO, May 0.—~Aftcr i’itisburg
had started off with aliead 01’ one run,
on tw hits. three steals and an error.
Chico scored three on a pass, two
hits and u 1'er wild throw by Leach.
the bail throw accounting for two of
the runs. Kling‘s batting and catch
lug weie features. Score. R. H E.
Chicago ........ 30000000" 3 6 1
Pittsburg ..... 10000000041 0 1‘
Overall and Kling; Phillippi and
Phelps.
Cincinnati, 11; St. Louis, 2.
CINCINNATI. May 0.——Cincinnntl
' piled up 11 runs on six hits in 1111'
‘ game with St. Louis yesterday The.
pitching on both sides was extremely
rugged, Coakley doing the best wo1k
1 o! the quartet of pitchers that took
‘ 3 part 111 the game A one- hand catch
by Mitchell was the feature of the.
game. Score: 11.11.11].
Cincinnati ...142001104*—~11 6 0
St Louis 0.10010000— '.510 2
Leaiy, Cozlkloy and Schloi; llr'.oun
Hostetber and Noonan
Saturday Results.
New Yor,k 10; Ill-“,oolilyn 0.
Chicago, 1; Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati, 5; St. Louis. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 4; Chicago,1
CHICAGO May 6 —-Clevel.111d bunch-
all two hits with three. battery errors
and shielding error in. the sixth .in-
1 nlng. yesterday. and defeated Chicago
'4 to 1.‘ Joss pitched well for the visi-
"tors. Score: R. 131.10.
1, Chico ...... 100000000—1“ 5 2
,Clevea and .000030010—4 9 2
. Altrock and McFarland; .loss and
Clarke.
.. Saturdays Re ults.
New Yor,k 8; Phila elphia, 0.
Boston, 6; Washington.0
Chicago, 2:0Detroit,1.
.State League SWtanding.
1..
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L. but he declined to either affirm or
Waterbury .......... f1 2 .7151 deny the report.“
‘ Hartford .._ ........... ‘5 :5 .714
Norwich ......... .0 3 .026- BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD.
New Haven ..... .1... 1,4 4 .500 REN.
Holyoke :4 4 .500 . Oil account of its mild action and
Bridg’e‘pprt ....... .... .3 .4. .429 pleasant taste Orino inactive Emit.
New Dondon ......., .0 '1 .000. Syrup. is especially recommended tor
‘ women and c.bildren it doe not new
Qatlonal League Standing. scale. or gripe like pills an ordinary, .
. L. DC? .Iilithartics Orino laxative Frull
wlew ank ........... 1.”. :l .833 Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
hicago .............. 1.. 3 .8113 the liver and bowels without irriInI
,Itsburp; ....... . . . . .. ll 11 .043 I111: Ii1cI1I.‘ Fiicmember the. name Orino,
Iadolphla, 1:! , 0 .000 and refuse ”substitutes Plilll'lleilfl
.. on ........ .17 ,“ 0 .1118 11mg Stole and The Clifford r1111
0' lnnati ,. ‘j'l ' 10 .112. n1111'.'.1_1 . .
. St. Louis ............ 3
' best earthly friend.
RC...
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10
Brooklyn ............ 1 ii .067
1 . American League standing.
’ W. 1.. PC.
Chicago ............. 12 II .007
New York ........... 11 6 .047
Philadelphia . . . . . . . .10 7 .088
Detroit .............. 9 8 .529
Cleveland . .......... 9 8 .5239
1.1.1.101] .............. s 10 .‘444
Washington ......... 5 II .313
St. Louis ......... ... .01.. 13 . .278
__—For any pain, from top to toe.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas"
Eclectrlc Oil. Pain can 'I. stay where
It is used. . '
NATIONAL SCHEUTZENBUND. '~
CHARLESTON, S. 0., May Ii.-~'i‘hc
fifth triennial test of the National
Scheutzenbund of America will be up-
ened 111 Charleston today by President
Roosevelt. who. at the White House
'11 Washington will press the lelc
zruph he}; that, Will lire llli‘ rifle placed
in electric communication here. 801'
oral thousand 11110111011 from all oven
the United States are here and prizes
to the value of $35,000 will be con
tested for. . .
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and this accomplished the other symp
toms left one by one until she was per
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power over coughs and colds is simplyfl
marvelous." No other remedy has'ever
equaled it, Fully guaranteed by F. H
Baxter, South Norwalk, and E. P:
Weed, Norwaik, drugglsts. 500 and
$1.00. "i‘rlal bottle free. ”
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LONDON May 6.—~Sir William Ram
say. 01' Cambridge University. who 11-:
reported to have succeeded in no
complisbiug what no other chemist.
has been able to do. the production 0.1
copper by synthetic. or combination
pIocess, from the elements sodium
lithium and potassium. was question
ed on the subject Saturday by a rep-
rcsehtatlve of the Associated Press.
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Topics. 01 General interest
Cellini Iron wciplllll 00:st
NAR'I‘F‘EORD, May Bro-Wllli the
amendments that ve been passed
by the present seat on or the general
assembly the military low“ or the
state naive been brought In conform
to the 11311181301“, or the regulpr
army as prescribed by federal law and
the requirements of the car depart-
ment. at Washington. Perhaps the
most important amendment enacted
at this session is that with reference
to the telm of service of enlisted
men. Under the old law, that Is,
the law. which wusin operation up
to this session. on enlisted man could
remain In the service after his tomb
of enlistment had expired and retire
{111111111 time by giving 60 days’- no
es.
the authorities at Washington and
they called the attention of Adiutanl
General Colo to it. They insisted on
a change that would make every all
listed mun inhale and noncommis
sinned ofllcers members of the C N.
G for n (1011111151 period without giv
lug them the privilege of retiring at
their pleasure by merely serving 11
notice of 00 days. It was pointed out
to the 1111111111111. general that in the
event of the C. N. (I. brigade bolus
required for active service In the field
thol'e' Would be confusion from tlir
number of men who might illke ad
vantage of their right to retire by glv
his the 00 days' notice.
The depleting ot' companion, with
the possible retirement of their non-
rommlssionod olilcers at a time when
services were most needed.
would make the C.1N. (I. an unrelia-
ble force for the tedcrul government
to depend on. OI-course the paIrlot
isnt of the men would be an Incentive
to Icmui‘n In the scr.vico II has nev-
er yet 1.111011. Bill patriotism Is 11
sentiment and the londitlou of mill
«tary forces is a serious business that
cannot: have sentiment even the In
iiplrlng, Sacred sentiment of patriot
I810 118 a basis. It must be sometblnl-
1111010 tangible and dependable it
other words the basis must be a busi
ness basis Under the low as amend
0.11 orcry enlisted 1111111 in the C. N. (i
will be in the service for 11 dcilnit:
pel'ioEI which he will not have. poweI
blltll ten 01 piolong. New London
ought to feel some local pride in 1111
foot that the grenlcst improvement ir.
the C. N. Q.lll18 taken place under
the administration of two New Lon
don Citizens.
The first subs Initial improvement
was inaugurated when Ge elul Ha
ven was adlniant general 1 the fill“
11 the Spanish- -Amerlcu’n war. Undei
lenorui Cole and (110.110.1111 Frost, of
South N01 walk the 11101111111 has bcoi
developed and improved until it Is now
fit to be a port 01’ the regular army
of the nation. The first complete re
organization of the C. N. G. look placl
under a law Ihut was reported by
Representative Buldwin. of Henroi
Falls the l'utllcl of the medium clerk
of the 80111110. Mr Baldwin was 111.1
chairman of 1111: committee on mill
Inry adults. Military men all 0ch
the state were very much interested
in the bill Thole was II division (I.
sentiment in regard to the advisablltA
of Iliaklug Ibc tenure of 110100 of the
adjutant general pcimuucnt Mr.
Baldwin, in rcpor'IIn' the bill 11nd
afterwards in explain in: It below his
passage, did 551. so into. a very cx-
beustive explanation of its provisions. ,
Capt. Jerome Donovan, who was
one :of the representatives of New
Haven, supplemented the 1111111111151 0!
\Ir Baldwin by n r inning speech
which, ‘howev.er did not arouse 11111
enthusiasm among the npthetic mem
bers of the house who were plainly
'.ntll crent to anything about..th1
military Representative King. oi
Windham, who leiircd last January
from the allies of attorney general
was thelleader of the house He mere
1y 5111150 11 common place questior
about it and the bili‘ 131511555 0110011110118
Mr. 355501.11. Rea comment.
In his reappointmep 5' ‘1‘,"11
missioner 11711111111111; scoops has tht
distinction of being the only l‘anoi
commissions; 'MI 1100- n reap
pointed" 'w‘i'th 11.5 5110110311 of the sent
his. .‘Commissioner 111115111158 served
to): two terms, blit’o’ii‘é oi" them was
alholdolltlg' on account or the logic
11w. deadlock. There was no 5511111
to‘ In the field against Mr 800111110
$101118 11111111111851.5111 William I‘ Bailey.
013101th.. 1510111101 stale 01111111111. an
ounred that he was 11 candidate. or
his .l‘rlendu' 11111110, the. announcement
{01 him But since his reuppoinlmeni
I! as state uudrtm' 11.91111th Hailey has
Mr.
for
(11. been :1 rival of Mr 81-0va 11
("oville 11118 had a clear hold
some time ..1‘ , .. .
‘A Rumor EAbout 11555511111155.5155
‘BQTOI'O' 1(lovernor Woodrull sent the
name of George L. Mbbban Into the
s‘enate for reappointment 11.8 factory
‘ inspector it was rumored that Mr. Nic-
lcnn might: be. punished for opposing
the bill consolidating the offices of
Inciory inspector and abor commie:
111000131110 punishmbui to be in the
{the goverwllor’s 10111801 to re
condos ‘0 him 01' course the ruInoI
was an idle 0 11,110, Ayes. based on
_tirel'y on Mr. 1151.55.15 opposition to
‘the governor' I well known desire that
the two onion; should be consolidated.
’MI‘. Maison did W hat the chiefs c1?
every down 11,-". the state do,r
namely, 111mm , 1.81m Information he
possessed to o committee for their
consideration lln‘ feels HII-onaiy
'ngsinst the proposition to consolidate
the 001098 and he stated his News In
«a. clear. runwtlul manner. timemor
Woodruit Is not the man to punish an
clilciol for independence 51 opinlou
Two Cities on Newspaper I Ieldz.
2E.
EIIIIII til- 0' 1.111115 trillions i
This law was objectionable to ~
.who,,on that ucrounl (1111be be 1111
their InotbcMongue solely: 11nd while
- operated on 101' appendicitis... ..
3-to operate on him. It In
other one “medicine known.. 15,133-
1111111..th
4110.81.11er hemisphere
time to time 5515;. 11an
who Mrs Pinkhmn,
bu been advising sic
r». ”(I tore
no load 113.
Women. book to health. Write
on.
she assisted
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nesddy afternoon the llusliiéSs 0! the
legislature lagged. The connnlttee
hearings were 1111111111011be and mom
hers ol’ both houses whilcd divay 1310
time after lunch III fencing into
groups to discuss in u Sociable way the
thousand and one subjects which may
form .1 text for agreeable coilversuiion.
In one group of legislators ultd a lbw
other men the subject of IIeWspnpers
was IWI'felleIl to. A couple; of 111011
from New 1111111111. who but! business
before the coilimilteo on llll'o1por-u
lions were in the gmup and (hub
proso'nii'c suggested something about
New Britain as 11 newspaper field
Comparisons were 11111110 between that
oily null Meriden and '11 ‘umn ‘ who
know both towns made 1110‘ statement
that Meriden Is a better field for
Itlolcl, strengthen and restored v‘v’
gait}: by women {or child-birth and during the
t volume! Ian-elicitation grotelul 1515111190181 on
It by».
floss" any 013v ichs
”mil 55511183551031:
done.Mm at the nine 0: 141015.00. WWI
1.1.15?“ 1511111115111 “8351011106
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u t. lloug an _
mtgrfitfimm on; 111551151155..me Discos“. and it M1109
sndexpelo Tumors et. on early: 01830.8“ .‘-
women drum of ohm-go
solving nny useful purpose.
.lunlty for doing some useful
newspapers than New Britain. not.
withstanding the fact that the hilt II
has a population of perhaps, 4.100 'l
while Mollden has 1101 much more
than .10, 000
The man who qudéA the statement
said the size of 11 town's population
is not. the criterion 1"oi estimating Its
value in newspaperdonl. The chur-
actor of the population is the deter 1
mining motor. in New 1511111111 there
is a large number of people who do
not speak the Inglish language 111111
pooled to buy newspapers printed in
English. They depend on papers
printed In then nailve tongue for the
zcncral news of the day and content
themselves with the huo’viledge or
local events which they pick. up lroml
talking with their neighbors and simp-
mutos. in Meridcu there is a di_0r
out population. There 18 not in but
lty such '1 large pmcentngc of citizens
oi foreign bill-II who continue to use
the total population is much less than
in New Britain the number who 101111
English is larger
It must he s’nid that the foreigners
In New Britain who are yet unac-
qunlnted with the English longtime,
are conspicuous for their 1111111 and
industry The Polish residents are.
perhaps the most remarkable for their
success In utqulling pioperty. ’1 we or
three years ago when they nmubcied
nboul 4000 they owned obo-suvoilih
oi the real estate 01' the city oulsidc
the factories and business blocks '1 hey
work for small 11in and tllcirylmnestic
surroundings are. 110rhaps,:110t luv-ll
log to families accustomed to the
Amer-loan style of living from blr.lh
But. even now there are indications
that the era of small pay for Pole.
is passing and that in a short time
they will receive as much as is paid
to others The next generation will he
readers of English newspapers and
with the Intel est, in their home town.-
wide the ownelship oi property are
'Itcs, they will be more anxious to
read nbout local chairs thim they are
at present.
Senator Farrel and. Gratuity Bill.
Senator Alton Farrel,,ot Ansonia, re-
turned to his place i the senate last
week. He was heal {congratulated
on his restoration to. ealth During'
his 51.11555. it Was 5515 he had 11311330
a
senator said the statement was not
correct and that at no time duping lil8
sickness was it .5551 cred necessary
. 11110018011151
the committee on 1531511112215 11111111118 .
'01 Which the senator let I: alrmsn,
will soonlhold 11 11551111; .911 11153131111
relating. to gratuities...
By 1115 wuy muting 01.1.1115 . ill
brin s to mind ihe 11110188111111 his 01"y
01'; {0' prot'ediugs of. the gépcral 118-
new ly III the 1110110111808le with r'cl-
cl'encc to ibc purulent .oi’ glatuilles
"'1 he lllfil move in lIIr illlllttil' .Iv.ls
110111131 in the house. when the. session
was about a week 0111.1I0nl'owutatlve
Dunn of Windham, Introduced a reu-
01111100 to put 11.51.511.10 on record
against the payment 01' gratuities ‘0
emnlol ace of the general 011011111111 ll
is generally understood that the. reso-
lution originated with Mr. 131mb. but
such is not. the case. on: 1113515115..
was given to Mr. 11111111 by Ropicscliu'l-
IIVe Noon‘e of Vclnon. who. 11 low so»
alone slope. was ll member of. the 31.11-
11.10.1141: Dunn and Mr Noelle on.
coming into llartrpid do 1110' mi
'getliei' When Ml“ Nouns halide
resolution to him with the suggestion
that he should introduce It. The draft
of the r Aaolullon handed, to Mr. 11111111
55515155 11 reference 151115 11ch-
p11 or reporters. Mr: Dunn eroded this
' eerencc. This resolution was t'nblori
in the senate ...;
Free Employmt Agencies.”
Senator Chase, ot’ Waterbury“ fthc
11 l
,like '5 balls on! Inlnvaissnn’in
.. 101°41'91”
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with
Plenum who
tor- mm the twenty
other-laden. [gun I. Plains.
‘llflluob all e In upsets“? well qualified to 311m stole
tom..don’tvroit 1101111001008. .
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ized lsobr In the onto. that the labor
organizations are Indictment to their
existence and that their 551511111 are
not slrlklngly apparent. <
It would be strange 11 those Igencieo
weio legislator] out of ordinance. .tha
they was proposed some years ago
as an adjunct to the labor bureau the
latter had fallen into disfavor sud
them was a growing sentiment even
among Working people, that it was not
It was
felt that the free employment agencies
would give the labor bureau an upper
Worl.
The agencies Were established It M1.
Donahue torreclly represented the at
tilude III Ills InIk1W1lII1" Senator
Chase the working people 01' the stat:
do not seem to think that their Inter
cuts are materially served by them.
.‘ Final Adjournment.
It is the belief of Senator Walsh,
the lender of the senate, and the hour.
or evory member of the general as
sembly that thecesslon will be brought.
to 0.01080 about June It'. Candidlv.
at Illa present time it does not look
as If the senator's belief was Well
founded 01' that the hope of the mem
here will be realized. Neither house
has yet begun to hold two session
each day and until they do the pro-
gress towards Ilnnl adjournment villi
n9111sal',lly be very slow. The chair-
men or the committees ha 8 met and
have. given a report on it 0 state or
business before their committees. It
Is onj these reports that the opinion is
based that the‘ lieuteniint governor's
gavel in the scouts and the speaker’s
in the house will fall with a. welcome
1111111 for the last limo about .1an iii.
But there is nothing unusual in 5551111;
the predictions made at the meeting
01' (olllmittce (hairmen unfulfilled ‘
There have been sessions hon it
was necessary to have a seen (1 meet»
lag of clinimlen held in order to exile
.Illte business and on one occnslmi, at
least, it has been found pecuniary to
hold the. third melting of chairmen to
remind them of the desirability to ad-
journ before the extreme hot Weather
01‘ lllId-BUIIIIIIOI' sets In. The commit-
tees lnusi have Iill finished their hoar-
lngs ibeforc the end of the session can
safely be said to be in sight. ..
Devliurrage Bill Killed.
The demui'rugc bill bad a short life '
this Session.
ice on railroads hold a hearing on the
petition oi’ the New York New Haven .
011 Tuesday the (1011111111.
and Hartford Railroad Co rot-1.115. re-
peal ot the present law The senate ,
chanlber, where the 1155111113, was held
was crowded with prominent repre
sentittiyes of the manufacturl
111151115; interests ‘of the 51115 0“ who
were a opposed to uni repeat at the ”(A
1.:aw AltoriieyE .1). 11011111151 for the
rain 51 company, 11111100110011 that
Pres dent Méllen dill not Want the 111w
repeliled if the patrons oi’ tlib road
opposed it. A glance ov r hills l‘l'
and representative vi
to convince 1'. RcElbblpsthn‘t
Ihefintlment was I re'pil ‘
The hearing Hives enlivened‘by‘ the
clash between 11.5 attorneys, Mr: nob:
bins and Mr. Robinson for the 00m
pap)? 8nd
interests“ 111. 1141111 son-5115151111 eb-
.lul e. 0911.111] 01 11 515515111, 15 by
firl Gross I‘I’I réfefelic'é to a
view: which he said Mr. Robinson had
withl him last; Pricing! elected a scene
the, perhaps was sinful.
was not exactly posited, but. nothing
Mrs. Plnklislnis Standing 15111151151115 We en
Women suffering from In: :00le
Mass ondvle'e: Bhoisthouu.
Mr. Gross‘ {tor the cumulus” .
The llc ‘
but the 51551151111 51 the English um;
55.155155115110111 l‘t. 0110.5 following
day the committee '00 riillronds made
an slave-5e report on the petition is
the l1ouso.‘.1,'
11316111"! "P'Av ALIMONV1
Iii-timed from your appendix
llorrl’ your bowels rogul‘ur- with Dr.
km 1. New 1.105 Pills. 1110111112110“ Is
wiggling that' tho appendinlue‘vor has
cause I 111111101115 lchst complaint
Guaranteed by' H‘. H. Baxter; South
Nor'lm‘llt 11de 10.11). Weed; ‘.‘Norvlalk
druggistll. 250. Try them 7 , “
1 4 Mam ‘ '
OOUNT WALDEROTEIN WELL.
.1. Pt) TiIAND, 0ro., Made-41‘ dis-11
pinch In the Oregonian r0111 mention 1
Fallh, Oregon, snyll Illnt 051.111 Otto
e'von Waldemm 1 W v8 Iltod to
1511.5 1.5511 killed MVWIII
10w «lays ago is alive and well at
Kismnth Falls.01'eibn.‘“\v‘lilti'ti he is
MM. ii.
employed 55 government multimillion
Work. 1“ .. 1'5 111'.
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We. 'Iirs‘ 1111211st 18 11011011111211
Foley's Honey and 7‘01 1511 11011111111.
senate chillrin‘ h 'Voi’thc committee on
labor‘ in Iditl‘s ed dial there is no no-
08811in for continuing the II o em-
ployment agencies in 0355501011 with
the bureau of labor‘ statistics. lie ban
After the debate in the house Wed
been told by Charles 11101131100, or
11910;, the legislative agent of 013110
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colds and Inns troubles
by the National Pure 11...... 1111111 Dru:
law as it Contains no 0111111 I; or other
hirintul 111055.508 we re alumna It 1.
so .a sale remedy for children null.
adults. Pisisted' II Drug Ettore ml The
Cilhord Pharmacy.
0
'8‘ WASHINM‘ON 81'... .1.
l‘he o ‘wlll be no occasion“ for it 111 you :24
l5}
The D M Read Co.
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merit”: .
Mablhbed 1857.
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Two 85555551115 Cottons.
Corded .Medras. No other wash guide has neuter or 1!
morefittractive patterns. W bite grounds with sgmallsct fig—
uresg} and narrow stripes, especially suitable {011' men’Sjsoit
shirts and women‘s shirt waist hooks. 19¢ a yhrd. E
, Cotton Voile. Some very pretty White and black effects,
ultillch lire 1551115111515; 856a 'ysr‘dr'
' .. . - __ Wash Goods, lower floor.
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‘.l 1.11:1...511 3.5191. _.
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horse Housekeeping Necessities.
”mould Veneer.
make old furniture look like new. It cleans everything well,
removing all grease spots, stains and finger marks. It will
It 18 a polish, not a V' .'11nisll, 1111113 will
smooth over scratches and give a fine polish.
lhrce sizes, 25, 50c $1 00 bottle.
Aluminum Enamel Do you have to keep your radiators
If so a coat of aluminum enamel will
Also a fine thing to apply to
water pipes or any plumbing exposed to view. 23¢ a can.
Stove Lusta. Ilsa your gas Iaugc heed-1110 rusted?Stovc
in place all summer.
make them very presentable.
Lusta (1~5»4 will prevent rust and isEthe only polish especially
for gas stoves. Elt is self shining and will not burn oil.
Chemical Felt.
polishing gold or Silver.
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