the am it
' ‘endhasbeenmodounderhienuh
Manner-vision lince its trimmer.
no one todeeoive you in this.
, ~ and“Jnst-os-good”mhnt
~1 ~~ _- lit!“ «medemsmmm
Inhale m Whisper-hence splint W
‘ 1.11.19.33.12 1 3..
. That is CASTORIA
3.22.111 moon...” mos
contains neither Opium, Morphine no!1 other Nanette
lam lie on to its guarantee. It destroys Worms
all alloy: Numbers. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Coils. Mentions Teething Mien. cures Constipation
www.11 assimilates the Food. When the
Stomach-end Bow well. giving houthy’onii nomoilieep.
the Children’s WTIIQ Mother's Mend.
“NU-NB CASTOHIA AWAY!»
aim the Signsiuro.
The Kill You Have Always Bought
g In Use For Over 30 Years. ,
. .
, DIED FROM ALCOHOLISM. Rockwell on n wager drunk 11111 lusse
UNION Ci l‘Y Conn. May 22‘.w.i0h11!of whiskey at a loial saloon l11s§nighli
Rockwell, a i’oluudor 1 as found dead 11nd after-wows 1ol|npsed 111111 was car
at his boarding house here today The 1tcd home. The medical examinm says
Police are investigating 11 crport that the cause of death was alcoholism
HAM (SMOKEB', ...... 181: L3.
PI'CKLES........ ......101: DOZ.
CHICKENS................. 20cLB.
NEW CANNED CORN,
10c CAN; 3 CANS FOR 256
- 3.2 W. DODGE.
' de'Washington Street
-—‘
‘ South Norwalk
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w A SALE
01' UNUSUAL 1MPOR'1'AN01'.
AT THE
aIrCloakand FurStore
68 WASHINGTON STREET
g3\\mng' Saturday, May 4
‘1
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I FOR WOMEN A\
~ embodying every known fashion
95 $12 95
Wholesale values, $12. on to $30. on.
MISSES
hie fabric and style,
1' stock; t sacrifice. They are made of Panama in every fashionable
‘ ‘ ' coloring; mannish worsted in the new English dainty
1o " 1 ‘ South Norwalk.
,4 won, 5 to '3. Hodge. while hit hard.
‘ and Yale s etror. scored five runs. 1 he
R. H E
7 Iinrsch.
. 1 ms followed b3 u riotous demohsiru
Variety and orator-e Lou.
BRIDGEPORT. MI! 22-001mm
pitched well enough to win any ordi-
nary game yesterday. but his support
was of the amateur order, and iiolyoko
w'u etioctlve at critical moments. The
only man struck out by liodgc was
.ghes, in the last half of the ninth,
with two out and men on second and
third, when a good single Would have
tied the score. Score: ..ii E
Holyoke ...... 11010002ilv—5 10 0
liridgrpon. .. .100020000—3n 9
Hodge and Theokers; Cornea and
Beaumont.
Norwich. 71 Springfield. 0.
NORWICH, May 22.-Plenk's great
pitching blanked Springfield. 7 to 0.
Until the ninth inning. when Mo
Laughlin and Curtlss singled, not it
Springfield runner had passed second
base. Norwich landed on Hess in the
eighth for two doubles and two slu~
glee, which with n misplaced sacrifice
score:
Norwich ...... 00200005 '—-7 it) 0
Springfield ..000000000«0 4 2
Plank and Bridges; Hess and O'Con-
uor.
Waterbury. 7: New London. 4.
NEW LONDON May 22. «Water
bury easily outplayed New London
here yesterday. winning 7 to 4. in the.
visitors scomd four runs on two pass-
es, twu hits and an error of Rei’ruuge
1i. the plate. Both Trent and lisub
ditched well. but. the New London
pitcher was poorly supported. Score:
R. H. E.
Waterbury ..000041200w7 ii 1
New London ..i 0il002010-—4 10 6
Rush and Schinccl; Trent and in»
range.
Hartford. 1-5; New Haven. 2-3.
HARTFORD. May 2.~—~iia1'tford and
New Haven broke even yesterday and
t, was cold for the double, bender.
lomer pitched well in the first. 111111111
and won it with a single in the ninth.
coring Sherwood. who hint hit and
‘toicné. Both games were slow. 'l‘wo
1113911 on balls. two passed halls and
in error by Curtis won the second
tame for Hartford in the eighth. Wesi
run very wild. Karsch was off in his
hrowing. New Haven stealing 11111113
)uses. it was the fifth victory of the
cases for Pete Wilson. Score:
R. H. E
1'11w lluvcn ...001000001—2 8 l
lurti'ord ..... 100000il00-1 3 “
ltomer 11nd .lopc; Cunningham and
Second gumc: ~
iarii’ord ..... 010 010] 2 '——5 6 1
low Iiaven ...011001000——3 5 3
r'tlson 11nd Kai'sch; We st and (‘on-
111 l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 3; New York. 2.“
NEW YORK, May 22.—~4‘l1i1'11uo's .
'lciolv ov'el the (iliiliiih—d to 2——-iu i
he iitst game oi the series 3'11stct'du3
ion nguinst [implies Muir-tile 11111
)‘Duy, in which guns were pulled and
1' shot tired to time 11 mob of 10.000
ufurinied fans away. The. whole place
1 ms in 1111 uproar and cries of ”Lynch
he umpire!" "Kill him!" Were shout
it back and forth. The (‘hlcugo play-
rs surrounded the. umpires and the
linnts also rushed to their assistance.
‘hc disturbance soon quieted, but the
rowd hung around the tick] torsoxnc
line. There. Were several close de-
isious during.1 the exciting 11311111.. 11nd
be hip. crowd thought. the Giants bud
'eccived the Worst of them. This left
. bitter feeling. which ruuklod after
be last 1111111 had been retired. Steitr
'11ldi of Chicago and Manager Mctiruw
11d 11 wordy bottle. but the. latter (Iii:-
ified tho. Chicagoans insult with si-
snce. Tin-.11 some mounted city police
oer-1011's hum oi the Ieoootooy .
~ Compound Syrup Sarsupurilla,
' muclsi and mixed 111 home. Every 1111111
.and try it if they ice! their system rc-
11
ifllMiiltmE
This Splendid Prescription
Which Anyone Can Mix,
Should Be Known in All
A leading journal in‘answering the
question, “What. is the best prescrlp~
tlou to clean and purify the blood,"
prints in a recent issue the following:
Fluid Extract of Dandelion. one-halt
ounce: Compound Kargon. one ounce:
three.
ounces. Shake well and use in ten-
sponiul doses after such meal and at
bedtime.
A well known local drugglst who is
familiar with this prescription states
that it. is harmless. being composed
of vegetable ingredients which can be
obtained from any good prescription
pharmacy.
it cleans the blood of oil impurities
and nourishes the blood. in Just a
few days the skin begins to clear of
sores, boils and pimples. it puts vigor
and enegry into run-down, debilitated
men and women. For many 3m 8111'
sapnrilla alone hss been considered
11 good blood medicine. iiut while. it
built up and made new blood, the hu-
purities remained within and the good
accomplished was only temporary.
Shrunparilln. however, when used in
combination with Compound Kurgon
and Extract. Dandelion. works wonders.
This combination puts the. kidneys to
work to litter and sift out the waste
matter, uric acid and other impurities
that. cause discuss. it. makes new
blood and relieves “rheumatism and
lame. back and bladder troubles.
This prescription is beiicrvthan the
usual potent medicines. which are in
the most part alcoholic. concoctions.
'i‘l111 ingredients cost but llitlo. They
may be procured from any good phar:
and Woman here should make-11101119 up
quires a good blood medicine and
tonic.
The Kurgon to clean the kidneys
and vitalize them so they can clean
the blood. Snrsnpni'llla to make new
rich blood and Dandelidu to tone. the
stmnnch. clean the liver and. 11111111: it
active and relieve constipation is the
way the. prescription nuts and so 111lld-'
ly and gently that one does not con-
sider they are hitting :1 medicine.
out. When the special policeman fired
the shot the crowd forgot its anger at
the umpires 11nd turned 011 the spec-
ials, who fled in terror under the
grand stand. A sound of city police
from the West 152d street station
(11111111 in 011 the run and in half an
hour had driven out the crowd. Sev-
erul special cops 11"1110 punched, but
no one was hurt to 11113 extent. The
score: LR .i~l.E.l
Chicago ...... 0 0 0 " 0 010 0—41 7 2
.1001l000i0——2 R 2
illuthcwsou and
New York
Brown and Kilns;
liresnahuu.
Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 2.
BROOKLY... May 22—413 hunch-
iug hits with two bases on balls in
the eighth inning llmokiyn won in»
1111.1".11 game from Cincinnati. The
weather was too cold for {11st, bull.
811111111: ’ ‘ ” it. II. E.
Brooklyn ..... lilll0100£l*~~5 S "
ode. on the field and drove the crowd
Cincinnati . ..002000000-2 8 1
. nearest-nth.
. PHILADELPHIA. May 2:.—vi’l1lla1
delphia defeated Pittsburg yesterday
.by opportune hitting, while Moron
kept the visitors’ hits Well scattered.
Score: R. it. E.
Philadelphia ..0000l002t-:l 7 :l
Pittsburg ..... 10000011014 7 1)
Morcn and llooixh Hair” and
Phelps.
“Boston. 15; St. Louis. 5.
BOSTON. Mny
pitchers Were 1111 Wild yestmdau that
the locnl pl113'cis could have 311m the
game without making 11 hit. Score:
ii. ii. E.
Boston ...... 10071000'H1i‘1 l3 2
St. Louis ....210002000w 5 8 5
Lindaman and Brown; Shields, llol-
setter and Marshall.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 4: Washington, 1.
CLEVELAND. May 22L~Clovelund
almost shut out Washington yester-
day. an error by Stovall allowing the
visitors to score. one run after two
were out in the ninth. Both pitchers
were effective, but. Cleveland got a
few hits when needed. Score:
' it. H. E
Cleveland ..10020001'-—4 it ‘1
Washington ii 0 0 (i 0 0 0 (l iwi .i 0
.loss 11nd ilemts; Foulkcnberg ant
Heydon
Chicago, 8: Boston, 1.
CHICAGO. May 22.-——Ferris three
errors were responsible for as many
runs yesterday. (illicugo defeating llos
ion 3 to l. The visitors scored when
Moli‘itl'liillil threw the ball over 1)ono~
huo's head. Score: it. ii. if:
Chicago ...... 0 0012 0 0 0 ...—ll 5 Z
iioston ....... 0 0 0 0 010 00ml 8 3
Altrmk 11nd M1l1‘1ul11nd; Winter and
Show
Philadelphia. ; Detroit. 0.
DETROIT. May 22. ~Woddoli wus
invincible today and the Philadelphia's
handed Ilcttoit the second bucccsslvc
shutout. of the sctlcs by 11‘l to 0 score
Philadelphia scored one in the sixth
on 11 single. hit; batsmen and infield
error. iiunched hits and u long 113' add
1111 two more in the seventh after
which Killian relieved Wiilcis. Score:
R. H. E.
Philadelphia . .0 ti 0 0 0! 2 0 0—3 10 4
Detroit ....... 0 0 (l 0 0 0 I) 0 0—10 6 2
W111idell and Schreck; Yiliets, Kil-
lian 11nd Payne.
St. Louis, 3; New York, 0.
ST. LOUiS Moy2 22 .w'i‘he St Louis
Americans defeated New York yester-
day, 3 to 0,1nuking an oven break in
the. series. Game: R. H E.
St. Louis ....000111000—3 5 0
New York ....000000000—~0 6 i
Howell and Stephens. Orth and
Thomas.
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—-A healthy man is a king' in his
- own right. an unhealthy man is on on
iappy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
nuilds up sound health—~kcops you
well.
CRIME lN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. May 22.~~-'i‘he {our
local clergymen who stated in their
sermons Sunday that. members of the
Hartford police force, are in league
with crime here. have. accepted invita-
tions from the lionrd of Police Com~
inissioners to attend 11 session of the
board this evening, {or the purpose '
or conferring regarding the allegations
of incl-administration. it is undcr~
stood the ministers are. prepared to
submit evidence in supportvoi their
claims.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
zillun Balm is breaking up colds when
over t1 icd almost without exception.
1,0 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Clit-
ford Baxter's and Piaisted' s. ' "
.....L... a 14..-”..- - .~.....;~..3._,
‘ » Wa.
For Wednesd
for a share of them.
Otil'account of the backward season, we must sell our entire 1 ,,
'1‘ 11! . . "\
REMmMTs APRON GINGHAMS.
Special 0 ‘ng for Wednesday
l‘hursduy and ',}V- One lot 11
rhout 2000 yards best VAW'“ (llu' ‘
hn'in, ,
61/21: yard. .
Regular price. Be. ”I." “1"
CURTAle.
Another purchase from 11 leading
' nunui‘ncturer of their entire sample
'ino of Muslin Curtains will be on
aveuit‘ul sole for \i/dncsdsy. Thutsduy
1nd I": idu1
2.30 pulls, consisting "I liomsl’ill lied
Tucked. Lace Trimmed. will he sold
tor about one. half actual worth
wish to receive greatest benefit is to be here all three days.
wtded for, and as .1 result. total savlugs effected Will be greater. ' 1
kind usualh u ' lot
this price: , '
l 91; p 1».
ay, Thursday
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1
. UMBRELLAS.
’ An opportunity of buying Umbrel-
ius iii 11 price. that. will ustonish you
will be included in this eventful ’i‘lu'ec-
lluys‘ Sale. ,
S2. 00. $2. 50 and $2 75 Umbrellas.
silk glorin. handsome handles
‘1 $1.39 eaoh.
‘\
cmL‘bREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS
n gum-Mon for three. days All
at.
lecs rumc. in?!"siltr'lirdwtl'lnili1e1ii, the
Which 111'
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’ 1” A ISRAEL, Proprietor.
"Jun-w“! "’ ‘W ""
«l
Special Offermg
and Friday.
The lists which iollow show that we have made liberal provision oi bargains Ier Wednesday Thursday
and Friday. Either of those days is so good an ibo’others in point oi oevmgs.
Then more of their particular needs may be pro-
am the but plan for those who
These items need no comment; they are so obviously good that you can have no doubt of your duty .to come
Get in as early as possible. Quick selling makes choice less desirable as the day advances.
WHITE WARE.
Attraction tram Kitchen Depart
mom for Three. SpeoisiuSnlos Dnys.
Soup and Btenktast Dishes. Platters
Fruit Dishes. regularly sold for 10 11nd
12c, during sole,
- ~ 6e each. .
J1me number NEW lDEA MAGA-
ZINE now on sale. , 1.
. unwioEA PATTERNS. 101:.
-—-——~
, FRESH CANDY. 10 Ind 201: lb.
“151*“
M. 8. SMITH 81 CO, 92 Washington 1311', SQ. Norwalk.
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12—4119 s1 1.0.113‘
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M. Read Co.
Mobile/red 1857.
Prince Chap Suits.
'A style of street gown well liked by women of quiLt
taste
Some new ones just in arc in plain grays and ilaty
blur, stylish, sensible, and practical.
' Skirts very full, with 3 inch {bid at like bottom.
i’rincc Chap Coats, loose, easy, with fine shaped slioul- ‘ .:'
d1rs,brcast and side pockets.
$19.00.
Conic and see how attractive they arc.
The Day of the Jumper,
A pretty fashion and becoming to nearly every woman.
You may buy 11 jumper, or suspcndcr attachment ready to
put on.
Novelties 111 black iaii'cta ribbon.
Novelties in” white t'ulbroidcry for wash gowns.
Fancy Lawn Guimpes to wear with jumpers.
with lace insertion and tucking.
M ado
Neckwcar Section.
White Linen Tailored Belts.
A Special at 50c.
A Crush Belt of 111111111111.htm linen of lovely quality.
It fastens with 11 too- -pr1)ngc11 mother of pond buckle. l1i1c
rows of stitching on the edge; by [111 the In st belt ever of-
icrcd at the price. 50c.
Center Counter.
The Designer,‘June, 1907.
It will tell you about
Gowns for Graduation, Attractive Veranda Settings,
Ilclis 111111 Neckwcar, l 1011'1'1 Growing, lland- made Lingerie,
New \\ 1115 with Strawberries, Short 510111-1- and Notes 011
New Books.
Fine Beaded Purses.
101', at the Pattern Couutci.
If you like hLadwork. you will
find these bc111t111111g'1hcy are in intricate patterns. very
fine. delicate colorings, made 011 littlc chains intended to
dangle from the fingers.
.W orth $1. 25. Special at 58c.
The D M Read C0.
11.0011 'EOVERIN GS“
CARPETS
BODY BRUSSELS VELVET, AXMI‘NSTER,‘ TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
INGRAIN AND omen oRAD'Es. ‘.
...,‘n.
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CARPET RUGS
BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRV BRUSSELS, PRO BRUS~
. SELS, INGRAIN AND CREX.
A LARGE LINE OF CHINA AND
CLOTHS AND, LINOLEUMS.
3111105510 ORDER A SPECIALTY.
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84 WASHINGTON ST.,
Telephone «6
JAPANESE MATTINOS. OIL‘
SOUTH NORWALK CONN?
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