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nous and Rest. Contains neither
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Wmhute nor Ritual.
1'ch o'nc.
Apatbci Remedy forConslipo
flan. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
Worms
1' nrssandLoss or Sum.
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For Infonto and children.
1111113111111 llave
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Ilse
For liver
Thirty 1111113
111111111
“woman. IN“ ON!-
SPEAKER TILSON
HOUSE.
1‘ day was Eihiit‘llly locturoti by Spa
’tojthe rules governing tho body.
loos debate of 3'111111-1'1l113'. Sp.-
hers. but of procedure in debate.
He said that mcmln'rs had bcc-n
HARTFORD, May :59. —'l‘l1c house to-
Tlison when I11} halted the proceedings
and called the. attcntion of mombori:
the opinion of many mombz-rs the in» day.
cldon't had :1. bearing upon ”11‘ acrimtur
Tllaon calicd nitration to 1111- houau'
rules not only to tho conduct of 1111.1111-
11koi'
11111'1'
II 0 g-
youtt'rdav,
We are pleased to announce
LECTURES ANOTHER INCREASE lN WAGES.
3 11113111110111), 1310..
Popperell Manufacturing ('ompz'ny, 131'
this city. 11nd tho York h11111111'111't111'i111;
Company. of Sam, have [11115ch lItIilt'I‘h‘,
of 11 1131- por cent. incrouso
in in wugcs to go into (.‘i’ft’Cl next Mou-
Thw former
133'1-1'11 3.800 and
tho latter
M 11 3'
company
:‘tlutl,
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LA ‘
that
21I.~»'l'lit'
has bo-
11.0110 oporntivcu 111111
llgent in rising in their seats to vote
When a vote had bccn doubted to tho
"meonvenienou of tho clerks and him-
self. Ho said also that nuparliamcu-
tat'y language had liven usnd, 11nd that
it. was the duty of 1111-111b1-1'11 to call
one. another to order in such lllSiRllt'lll.‘
and If llIClllllt'l'.“ dil not do it 11c would.
“fly...
Foley's Honey and Tar
colds and lung troubics is not. affected
by the National Pure Food and Dru-t
law, as it contains no opiates or othci
harmful drugs,
as 11 onto remedy for
adults.
Clifford Pharmacy
for coughs
and We rccommcnd it
childron 1111c
l‘laistcd‘ 11 Drug Store and Th1
Miss Oldun 11111: lwen :itt
‘ For seven 391119 at 11113113.;
Marked down to 24.
. ——Tho Catholic Standard and Thin-s.
' She's shop-worn now and ban hersolt’
JEWETT CITY HOUSE BURNED.
JEWE’I‘T CITY, May 2{I.~'l‘i11- 1131141.
111g house of John l’indill and couionts
was dcstrmod by fin: 1011113'.
is about $2,000.
The loss
THE ORIGI
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The idea of a Cough Syrup that will act on
the bowels ,and thus assist in expelling colds t1 am
tag Opiates.
Tar moves the bowels, contains
A certain. safe and harmless
all Coughs. Colds. Croup. Whoo
and Bronchial affections»...
and Tar
LAXATIVE
La Grippe. Bronchitis, influenza and all Lung
Mothers praise the
children’s favorite Kennedy's Laxative Honey
the system is new and original in Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. Nearly all other cough
cures are constipatlng. especially those contank
Kennedy‘s Laxative Honey and
no Opiates.
remedy for
ping Cough.
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.urStore
51111111 110111111
1 Curiinn, 11b.
' 111-19. 3:
i‘l'lwu and Keenan, Baker 111111 Bow,
iCornen Wu Wild and Ineffective. Ro-
tiring In the Fifth Inning.
1 lililDGEPOR'I‘, May 291-41 was 11
fhcavy hitting game on both sidts to
11113 Cunningham being the only one
,ot the quanette of pitchers in the
13'111110 that did eflecthe work Coruen
3111;- both wild and ineffective, whilo
\\ alter who succeeded him, 328‘s touch-
1 . ‘11p for bunches of safe ones 0' 0011
who started for Hartford was hit
after Cunningham displaced him there
was nothing mote doing in that line.
1llartford 111113611 11 snappy game
tbr1.»upl1out. taking advantage of cverv
point and winning an uphill victory
with cast at the finish. Score:
liltlDGEPORT.
All it it PO A E
Kotly, if. .......... 4 0 0 4 II
O‘Rourke. 2b. .. . . . . 1'1 1 2 2 ii
Sawyer, ri'. ........ 4 2 l U
1.111.111. of. .......... 5 t) l 2 0
' l 2.’
. l
lionumont, 1 ....... .1 l 2’.
Pnolnn. lb. ........ 4 ti ' h t
1111!, so. .......... 4 (l 2 ti 0
Klrritl'. 3b. ........ «i I 0 U 0
Corncu, p. ......... 2 ti 1 0‘ :2
Walter, I). ....... ,. 2 0 (I (I 2
Tomb; ........... 39 6 it 27 11 4
HARTFORD.
All II II 1’0 A 1'}
Moft‘ntt. 2b. ....... l1 1 1 :1 :i 2
.lunlioe'. 151-1. ........ (1' 2 2 l 1 U
Noyes. :lb. ........ 4 2 1 ii 4 1
Fallon, if. ........ 4 11 21‘ (l 0 (I
lA‘llYl’ll 11‘. ....... f. 2 2‘. 2 ti 0
Nehring. lb. ...... 1'1 0 2 10 0 ,0
61111111111314; rt". ..... 4 i ‘ l 0 ll
liarsch. c. ........ II (I 0 13’ i l
O‘Connor, p. ...... l 0 (I 0 0 0
(lumdngham. p. If 0 1 0 2 0
Totals ........... 4} 1216 27 ll 4
Score b3 innings:
Bridgeport ..0 3 2 2 0 0 0 fl 0—.— ti
l'lartfol'd ...... U 0 l 2 4 ll 0 ‘J 0-42
14111111111113: 'I‘wo-bnso ltitsml'hcian.
Sawyer Z. Fallon. 'l‘bron-bnse hits—~-
(instmeyt-r. tilts—«011' Cornea. 7 in 4
l-.1 innings; 1311" Walter. 9 in -t 2-3 In-
uinus; off O‘Connor. 6 in it innings:
oi’t‘ t‘uuningiiam. 2 in 6 innings. Sac
I'lllt't' iiits~~Noycs. Kurs'ch. Stolen
llflht’n'—~O'H(Illl‘kt'. Pholan. Hitt. Don.
blu play-w]lentonont and Hitt. Loft
1111 batson-~liritlgoport, 8; Hartford, 9.
lanes on balls—Off (fornou. 5; off
O'Connor. l; off (‘nnningluum 1. Hit
by pitcltm'—~Karnch. Struck cub—By
(‘1)1'111-11. 2' by Waller~ 0- 11v (‘11" "M
ham 7. Passed bull-Karsch. Time
...3 hours. I'111111ru~—1\1-11111.o_v. 111-
teudauce—ltlt).
New Haven. 4; Waterbury. 1
\3'A'i‘i'JItlllYltY. May 21'.——Yo1'kcs‘ 111'-
livm'y was no puzzle to New Haven
this afternoon 11.1111 this 11111.1, coupled
with the inability of the. locals to hit
Nolm. gun- the visitors an onny vic-
tory by the score of '1 to l. Two fast
doubit' plays with the bunch tilled, our
by each 11311111, together with the field
111g of Sherwood and Wndw worn the
features. Council, Hayward and Shor-
33'1)od were the boat. hitters. The score:
\\'A’l‘l'2itlll‘RY.
All It if H) A l-i
MoAiitli't'ws, Ill). .. .. 'l {I ll ‘1.’ 0
i-iwandor. lt‘ ........ :1 0 i o 11 11
2.1tcl111111'1'. lb. ..... -l 'H 1! if: (I It
\‘loiloltz, cf. ....... 5 (I (I i ll 11
Schlncel, 1'. ....... 4 i 1 :i 11 ti
Mdhroe, 111:. . . . . .. 1‘1 it '1) “J 2'. l
McNellis. ‘21). ......'ll 0 l -t 4 (I
lironkio, rt. ....... ll 0 II (I 0 1|
Yerkes. p. ......... ii 0 i 0 1'1 0
Totals ...... :11 1 1; 21 211 1
NEW HAVEN.
All R if PO A 11
Council. 1'1. ........ 1'» (I :3 l 11 It
Fitzpatrick, 2b. i 0 ti 1‘» i It
Hayward. 11'. ...... ll 2 :l :1 1) ‘ll
“111131111, lb. i il 11 ill (I l
‘1\'a1lc.1'f. ......... l I i 1’. 0 11
ii " L’
i'lrilit'rwootl, :lb. I ll 1
i‘urtins. 1:5. ....... I l i 1') i.’ It
.lopc. 1'. .......... :1 it i -I it It
.\‘1)ltc, p. .......... I It 1 II 4 0
Totals ........... 21': -l 11:. "-11 ll
Scorn by innings:
\\‘ate1'bur3' ..... 0 t) 0 i 0 0 0 0 0—l
Now ll113'1311 ....0 (l (i l 0 2 ti 0 1-..}
Summary: ’l‘hree-baso lilt~'\\'tldt‘.
Sacrifice lifts——\ch11111"c3\s. l‘ltzpat
'11111 ick Bunyan .1. June. Double plays
«McEnroe. McNellls and Lachanco;
Shorwood. Fit/.patiiok and 11111131111
Left on bu. s—Waierbury, 14; New
llz‘vcn. 7. First 11111111 on bails—«Oil
N lte. 6. First base on errors—Wat-
erbury 3: New Haven. 1. 1111 by
pitched ballwbachnnco, Hayward.
St1uck out—[33' Yerkes.” a; by Nelle."
l‘lmes—-—]: 45. Umplre~'.'.Rotf3
Springfield. 8; Holyoko, 2.
SPRINGFIELD. 1111155.. May 29.—
Sprlugiiold slanuncd Pitcher Whitcly
‘1111'11 today and won an carry victory
from liolyokc. 8 102. liens for Spring-
field; was touched up often. but 111-
managed to keep his hits scattered.
Stankard in four times up mndo' two
ioubles and 1W0 singles. Both nines
fielded fairly well until the last two
113111113111. wlwn ini‘ield-ntisplnys factor-
ed in tho scoring. 'Sco'rci' "
Si"illl\’(ll‘litll.l‘i
All It li 1’10 A' l".
........ l 1 11 it It
all Whttoly, 1. Left on buoon~$prlng~
field. 13 Holvoho. R. Struck outmllv
by Whitely. 3. Double plays
o. 1:11 W 11.11...
1111111111 at will by the home team. but 1
when. run»
--—1:45. Umpire”. 11 1.
W.
New London Play. 3.11.111 Game.
NEW LONDON, May 29.-New Lon-
don 11111391111 lust 1111141e111' 11-11111 11111113
for the benefit of an Injured railroad
man. ’I he 11111111911111 led until the
eighth. when the “Winters woke up
and “full by a score of 13 to 9.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 15; Philadelphia,1
NEW YORK, M113'.29;~Ne33f York
reversed matters with Philadelphia
very decisively today by defeating the
visitors. ii. to 1. With a lead of ion
runs Manager Motlraw made. several
change» in his team in the. sixth in-
ning, The teams will meet again to
111111'1'ow, playing in tho forenouii and
afternoon. Scorn: it. H.111.
.1l::34i212*~—1514 2
Philadt-lph' .00111ltioo1m—1 ti 4
Mctlinnity. Taylor 111111 liowormun
and FltzGe‘rald; Pitti'ngor, McCIoskcy
and Jackiitsch.
New York} . .
d.
Brooklyn. 8; Boston, 5.
BOSTON, May 29.-—-Boultos was
substituted for Dorner too into to save
today's game for Heston. Brooklyn
winning, 13‘ to 5. Running catches b3
Beaumont and Maloney Were feature
plays. Score: R. H.111.
Brooklyn ..... O 51 0 0 ii 1) 0 0—11 111 1
Boston ....... 0 11112 0 0 ll 1) OMS 8 is
thicker and liittt-r Dorner, Boultcs
and Warner.
Cincinnati. 1; St. Louis. 0.
ST. LOUIS, May Mir-(1111191111111 won
the opening game, of the surfer; today.
i to ii. A hit by 21111101111 13111.1 11 t‘umbio
by Holly scorcd tho only run. Scorn:
R. If. E.
Cincinnati ....01l0010000~1 7 1
St. Louis ..... 000000000—0 3 1
Mason and Mcla'anl Mcfllyun and
Noonan
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 2; Washington. 2.
\‘\ ASillNGTOV, May 29 “Keefe
33110 tuliowd f‘hosbro in the fourth
inning. aliownd \'t’nnhington but two
hitu and Now Yolk 31‘,ou P1111011 ilcinr
hit hard in the 111111 two innings. Tho
fielding of lobes and Kceler and the
batting of the latter were the 113-11
turc'.Scor1-. [Lilli
Washington ..tltltl 11 0000 0—4) ti ‘2
New York ....(Itltltll)tlilli~—2 9 l
Patton and iieydon; (‘hcsbm Kt‘t‘ft‘
and Kloinou'. ‘
Chicago, 6; St. Louis. 5.
CHICAGO. May 29.—-Sown scatter-
ed hits had little effect on the. scoring
In 11111113" 13 gnaw in win 1'11 (.bicag'o do
101111411 51.1.11115 6 to 5'1. The locals
scoicd ull tin-11' runs in the iouith in
111113; on four bottom and two fielding
crr'ols and two singles Score:
R 11.15.
Chicago ...... 01)0"ll0(lt)*-—-b 2 U
St Louis .....202000010~1’1 f. 1'
White, Walsh and Sullivan; I‘clt3
llowell and Stcphens.
Philadelphia. 4-4; Boston. 0-3.
l’hllndt-lphiu. May J'il. «I’hlladel phin
took both games of 11 double bendm
from liosion today through the pitch
lug oi Cootnbn 11nd W.11ddeil The io-'
('illi-I won tho second game in U11
twelfth ltiniiw'.
R. I'LL].
First gnmo:
Pltlladclphla.1100011 {Vi—4.} 8 0
1111111011 ....... 11009000 0—0 1. '2
0130111111: and Powers; Young and Cri
{10"
Second 111111111:
Plum. .1) 21113000100111~4 ii 4
Boston ...1l 0 i 0 i! U (I 0 0 ti (HF—3 S It
Waddoli and Scln't'ck; (ilnze. Pruitt
and Shaw.
Cleveland, 9: Detroit. 5.
(”LICYELANII, M113“ £11.~-~(‘l1-3'1'i1111(l
tit-[ontnd lloli‘oit 01111119 tozlayt' knock
lug Mulliu 11ml Euliunk out ol the box
lions 3311:. hit hard in the sovontli. Dt‘
troit making 1131' hits in succession.
.1055 then stopped the scoring. .lonot».
hurt his throwing hand and had to 1'1
Ilrc. Scorn: ll. 11.16.
Cleveland . .0110 1 2 1 0 ll ‘———9 14 2
Detroit, ....... l l) t) 0 0 I 3 0 0—41 11‘ 4
iless. .loss 111111 Clar;kc Muilin, l'Zu-
bunk. Siowr and Payne.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Brown. 1; Harvard, 0.
PROVIDENCE, ii. l.. May 29.—
Brown scored tho only run in today‘s
game with Harvard, winning by a
score of i to 0. The game. was replctt'
with sensational fielding. a strum:
0‘ wind which blew across“ the field coil
ing for much brilliant work The onl3
tali3 of the contest was made possible
by a base on 113113.13 sacrifice and
Hamilton's hit to weenter fiold which
nomad 1111.31.1101111 Show It. ll. E.
iirowu ....... 01000000‘l—i AI 1
llnrvard ...... 000000000—1) 2 2
Nourne and Raymond; Brennan and
Currier.
—-—-—&-—u
Holy Cross. 6; Tufts,5 .
MEDFORD Mar-111. May 29 ——lu 11
ball 3:111111'. flint was closely contented
throughout. lloly (.‘ 1131.11 {111101111311 Tutti-1
11311113211 to b The apt-c111] 1131111111115
\'.'1'113 two double plays; by liar.1'_3' 1"111l1-
on 11nd 11111'11113. 131 Holy 1 ”HS. and 0111'
”60111111111: ....... '. 5 I .I -t I II by ltopor. Knight and 1"11‘1‘11‘ . of
YHIP. lb. .......... '3 ‘l l ’9 ll “ T111111. Scorn-z ‘ ‘ ii if 11).
Rising. If. ........ I ll ‘ 0 L‘ it ' 0 ‘liolv 11111119 ...1111111::1 I. 13131—1: 11 '.
Sinnkhrtl. 1'1. ...... I :3 1.1 ' 4 (I II ’l‘ut'ta ........ 0021100 Ollimfi 1'.: ti
liurtm, 'Jb ......... l i i": ‘.l :3 mel and iiwcnpny; Atwood and
Walt". 1'1. ........ it i ft 0 0 0 [113311. ‘
K011111111, 111;. ....... i II it :3 1‘. 0 w—
lit-9s. 11. .......... :1 1 0 11 2 11 Dartmouth. 3: Pniiitpadaretcr, 1.
——————— EXFTIGR, N. ll. ., May "9 -The wild
Totals ........... ‘i 8 12 27 7 2 111355 of White and his poor support in
”(ii YOKE. the early innings: lost Phlllli‘ln-Exotci'
All It ll PO A E the game today. Dartmouth ‘wlnulug
Ho‘lt’umu, cf. ...... 1’1 1 2 ‘2 0 0 by a 1acme of 8 to]. Score: R. 11. E.
lluliuon. If. ....... 4 01 l ‘ l 0 0 Dartmouth .. 1112101 (loo—~11 i1 2
imbinc. I'l'. ........ 1' ll 23 II II II l'ixelto' ..... 001000000“ l 2 i0
Mount-y. lb. ....... -I ‘i i ii l 0' lintbltoti 11nd Sohoppoloy; S. 3'.
(li'ubh, Ill). ........ 4 0 I ll 1) I) Whitt- and (bouncy.
linker. 2b. ......... r1 0 l :5 'i l 11.....-
Bouchor. 115 ........ ll 0 .' 1' ‘4' 4 1 Princeton. 2: Pennsylvania State, 1.
Thackern. c. 4 (l 0 4 0 0 11.11.1911 i'l‘ON N. ..I May Ell—P1111013
Whltoiy. p. 3 0 1 0 4 10lton Won 11 close game from Pennsyl-
- -- - —- ~ -- vnnhr State College today by a score
Totals ........ till 2 10 24 12 2 of 2 to 1.
Springfield .0 0 4 0 t) 1 0 3 ‘-—8 1...... .
iiolyoko ........ 0 t) 0 (I 0 0 ll “ (1 mil At Wont Point—Trinity. 9: West.
Summary t-lncrltiu' l11111--Y11l1~ l'oint. 7
Waite. llesn. Stolou burios~lnpine ,
flouoher. Twobaac hits—~Stttnkurd'1'..8TAMFORD VS. DANBURY BUNDAY
Ot'ubb. Three-base hits—Yale. O'Gon-; Dnnbury will be the next attraction
nor. First base on balls—~Otf Rosa. 2; at chlers Hill, Stamford, next Sun
day This Is the first name In the
tri-club ncrlns between ~'Danbur3 and
Stamford Stamford into won the fi-ztt
1111) from Norwulk. .. .
1«'
Section Limiter. Returning. and the
Tmubl. Sumo About Over.
The Bil‘lkf‘ of section and 120111511111"
Lion lnbm'tl's of tllu N-' 33' 11111111 111111
toad seems to be pttoring out. At tho!
offices of Riladlllflhlt‘l Perkins,11 wusi
said 3"cnierda3 that the railroad rout-i
patty has all tho1 111111 it can use W1 st
of Stamford. 011 tl11' Danbury branch.
four of the seven 51 ctions are filled
with old men, and it is belit'vwl to
be but 11 (lilt'l-lllhll oi 11 few days before
the other 51411111113 will be filled. Tim
old 1111911 1111» 1111111112! bat-k, at the rate
of wages lllt'y l‘t‘L‘l'IYk‘ll when they quit
work. $1.50 per day. 1.11111 of South
Noruaik thv 1111'!) are still out. but it
is liknly that 1111911 will be: secured for
those st'ctions, if tho stfikcrs do not
return to work. Y1'HI1'1'111'13' 11 gang of
about. 110 laborers was sent to Nougat
tuck .luuction,11111i about to more Worc-
placed in the \Vcstt'hoster yards. Moro
men will be sent out today to take the
place of th ostrikers. ’l‘hc Row-nylon.
Darlvn 11nd Noroion section 211111111 are
111 31".0111 The 3011 men who on» to 131-.
1111111103111 at $l. "f pcr day on the n1.1i11
lino west or Stamford me to be used
on special work made 111'1'vssu1'3 b3
the electrification of the New York di-
vision. Tho neoconity for their employ-
ment has arisen from causes entirely
lndepcndcnt of tho strikt'. it was 511111
at Mr. I‘t-t'kius' oiliw- yesterday. and
the cuiployincnt of tho going 111 tho
r1111: of $1.75 per day is not 11 conm's
sion to the strikers.
it was reported by Assistant Road
muster lI_ A. Cook, of the New York
division of tho New linvcu road. that
cvvrything 331111 quict on tho Dunbury
12nd of tho lino 3'1-11101'11113'. all the old
ltallait suction 111111113 who rccently
wcnt out. huving returncd to work. 'l‘le
only exception to this is that the gun:
formerly employed at the docks 111
South Norwulk are still on strike
VETERANS GATHER AT RICH
' MOND.
Confederate Reunion Promises to be
Largest Ever Held.
RICHMOND, \'11., Mill't'h 213,-" About
30,000 visitors 1111' in Richmond aim
the arrival of “'1.-11110111 rsllt‘L'I‘dl trains:
swells the number of gray-coated 3'3'1-
crabs coming “on to Richmond." Tho
number of visitors at. tho Cont‘cdoratt-
reunion promises to be the largest tiiul
over 1111111111111} 11 similar gathering.
Since tho. arrivui 111111 night of (ion-
cral Stopht-n 1). IM', coininnndcr of the
United Conf1'1lcr11to 3'1'191'11us, ouch
train has brought thc surviving oilicors
111111 111011 of the (lonfndm'noy and it is
cstlmaied that one thousand lit'l'sulln‘
were arriivng hourly.
One of the most interesting features
of the reunion in tho assignment of tl11<
old soldiers to tltnir quarters in Camp
John “1’. Gordon in the wcptex'n part
of the city. The camp ntt'eots 1lt'o
named aftor the famous Coufcdorato
:cncruls.
DISGUSTED WITH FRENCH DETEC-
TIV
PARIS May 29. «Sulncy Smith of
Nt-w Y'o1k salh‘d for that port today
groutly disgusted with the number iii
which the case against (lcorge. Collins.
alias lh'vinulon, his Wilf‘l, who is
r-bni'gcd \vlth robbint: Mr. 1Smith, of
motwy 13nd jowclry horn. has boon
handled. Mr. Smith found 131111 of the
missing jewels in tho possession of a
bolllioy of the hotel in the Rue. Godot
do Mouncy. where Collins confessed to
having hidden tho so len money and
j.1~w1'Ir3' and he boliovob that it the
Frenth dctcctivcs bud Impt out of tho
4151111! 11113 Molon pi opc113 might have
boon rccovcrcd.
-.E.
SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD IN
CORPORATION
'tl lIANY. N. Y M113- Jib-'l I113 111m
plilicd spelling 1.1111111 with 1111111 ip.1l
offlt 1's in New Y'otk 1113,, filed 1111i1l1'
of incoipruuilon with the s1-1"~111111'y oi
911111» today. ll11 pui'pontv 111‘ tl11v boaul
is to iuuuovo l ugilsb spoiliur 111111 to
publinh 11nd clrculutn lltoi‘ttilil'o 1':cl1
tiu' thcroto. 'lho din ctort' 1 arm
Thomas ll. lnuuubury. of Now H11»
Von, Conn.; lsnac K. Funk, of Brook-
lyn: Henry Holt, Brandor Matthews.
Charles P. G Scott Benjamin E.
Smith, Charles E. Spingue. Calvin Tho-
mas and William H. Ward, of New
York City. Andrew Carnegie is named
among the incorporatorn,
GALE TOO STRONG FOR TEST.
BUS’ION. May 29—1‘hc subunu'inc
Octopus after going out by Boston
[Night today in the hope that weather
conditions might permit her two hun-
dred foot submergence test, found the
northwestern gale so strong that. the
trial was again postponed 11nd'1hc
boat. rcturned to the yards of her
buildors at Quincy. The Octopus has
iwn waiting; 11 week for favorable
wouthcr.
SUIT AGAINST GOULD MERGER.
JEFFERSON CITY. 1110.. May 29.—
Tbe suit to dissolve the alleged mei-
gei' of Gould interest railroads in the
ntato was argued in the Supieme Court
today on dennurcrs filed by tho dofen»
(lauts to tho infoitnation of Attoint'y
(1e111'111i lladley. Di‘f‘itilml is (rpcctcil
within thirty rims
1 WHO SHOULD BE 8058?
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tiitnony wont to his father 'aod said.
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1 111311 tho old 1111111 unified and 113111:
“lloro are one hundr chickens and
111te11111 of horses.» Hitch up the
horses,
wagon and whcrovot you (11111 find 11:21:...
man and his wife dwelling stop and
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\Vlwrchr'you find a woman running~
things lottvo :1. chicken. 11‘ you come
to 11 place. whom tho 1111111 1.1 in con
trol glvo him 0111‘ of the l1or.seu
'Al‘ter nt-vnnIy-nlne {llittkfllli 11nd
boon dinponcd of, 11113111 11111181111 Fr-an
disco Chronicle. ho clone to 11 house
and made the usual inquiry.
“I'm the boss- 0'1 this much."
the man. 1
“Got to nhowmo."
So tlm wifo wan called. and 111111 :11-
lirnmd lu'r lunaband'r. 11111131411111.
"Take whichever Itornc you 3311111,".
was the boy‘n reply. 1 ' '
Sodho husband said; '-“l’ll take tho
hay." But tho witc didn't like the
bay horse. and she called her hus-
band aside and 1.111de to him. lie
roturnnd and 1.111111. "I boiicto i'il tako
said
AWW' I Bridgepu't Adm
The
Summer Dress Goods, Undermine.
This we owe to the prolonged cool weather. and the prospect
of a removal of a stock before long. Our spring bran Goods must
Enablicbcd 1857.
go and we take the strangest measuresr » -
$1. 00 5111111115 111 59315.
A group of wonderful values, the high grade Novelty Suiting:
in checks, stripes, and fancy mixturemw
with hairline checks and stripes in all light street shade...
white and light
tiful cloths for pony coats and Eton suits.
50¢ a yard to close out.
50 ct. Sailings at 315 cts.
Fancy Wool Suitings. plaids, checks and mixtures. that have
In light and medium street shades.
351: a yad to close out.
On sale Friday morning.
been 50 and 75c a yard.
These lovely Handkerchiefs come from far away Armenia. and
owing to some government troubles have been lying mthe custom
house for several months. They should have been here for Easter.
There is no use trying to describe their beauty. but for fineness
and exquisite finish they exceed any other Handkerchiefs.
are hand hematitchcd with drawnwork borders and corners, and
hand made lace edges.
L .1.
Daintu Handkerchiefs
of handWork.
Prices begin at 501;.
For birthday and graduation gifts or whist prizes.
Sale of Porch Furniture.
This will continue through th a Week and although many unit-
have gone, the same reductions an nounced at the commencement of
the sale will apply on the remaining Rockers and Chairs.
This suite. artistic in design and elegantly finished, is equal.
WEATHERED OAK SUITE.
ly suitable for den or porch.. Fou r places.
Table worth 512..75
512.75.
Rocker,
$5. 00
55.00 Chair
ROCKERS AND CHAIRS, reed backs and seats.
Value 52.75,
Read Co.
Rocker, worth 5.12 75,
38- 75.
Value 53.00, for $2.50
Value 52.25. for151.75
Value 51.50. for 51.00
“Ninth“...
Value 51.75.
Value 51.00,
Fourth floor, elevator.
load .the chickens into the ~
Ltho may hut‘oe.”
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BODY BRUSSELS. VELVET, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
CARPETS
INGRAIN AND OTHER GRADES.
CARPET RUGS-
BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, PRO-BRUS-
SELS, INGRAI‘N ‘AND CREX1'
A LARGE LINE OF CHINA AND
CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIAL TY.
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JAPANESE MATTINGS. OIL
' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
The Pan final 11 but
. ‘1 {111 south Main Street. South Norwnllo ,
i. “W11 positively reduced all 11111111111111.1111 to 11.111111 the former prion, 1131
.3193 912.50.1120119 1111 $36.69
..ma To 911336:
.we Blitllil. tleitn them out
SUIT a.
SKIRTS ...... . .....
WAIGTS . ................ ,‘,
GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES THE FIN EST IN TOWN. . "
GIRLS' COATS ................... . ....................... 51.98
LADIE3'COATS ............. ' ..... 1‘1 .......... $4 98 55,93,111: TO 340,90
Ila South Main 81., So. Norwalk.
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