Milford
‘llm
{I3
3:31:23)” singled to right, Lvons going to
out.
~ imam. Ill).
« Bautrf
“limit“!!! : ~
'I‘h’h" . l‘l‘dtoh an semantics of ball
tluImmEd iii coil; 01).. of New Work;
the I: vs, 11st suicidal hall and
cried off. It a rush. scoring in the
to build _ siting struck out. While
Itvlirst ‘I’l .‘ilshill's error. the 'hall
.fililllti E bud bound Lyons not the
Lot his three hits, a pretty sing in
Itsowmto storing from first/811b-
lag-Y chug flied out to W Lauder.
s truck but.
The Ivisitors went out In one two
three order if) thé second. but scored
one In the third on Lyons‘ second hit.
a holder's choice. Fleisebmsne error.
nor/nos out and W. Lender's wide
throw to first.
They scored three more in the fifth
‘13?th hIts. an error, two outs and a
Two more some to‘ them In the sixth
. on No bases on balls. Loonar‘ds bad
throw to first and Downes' hit.
Their last run osmosis the ninth
on four singles.
The Norwalks did nothing In the
IIrst. inning but In the next George
III-duller scored after he had forced
“Fleiscbman out at second. When ,-Mc
Kiernan knocked a. two banner to left
The run in the second was scaled by
W Lauder. on his two- bugger followed
by Brooks' single.
in the sixth the locals added two
‘ more to their string on a hit, ,an\ error
a steal and an out.
Three nlore were added In the eighth
on four hits, a base 011 balls and an
error.
The Norw‘ulks scored their last runs
In-r'the' ninth, on three singles and an
error. .ol‘ter’onenmen ,was‘down. : :
The bright particular plays, of the
morning game were a line catch of
Young in left in the first on Ilrooks’
low drive, and George Laudci‘ s gloat
catch in short right. after Cahili bud
misjudged the ball... The batting of
Will Lauder was also a feature, his
three hits being good for two bases
each McKiernan and Brooks also
secured two-buggers, besides two sin
gies apiece, and George Lauder also
had his bat with him, with three sin-
gles to his credit. I‘oloy was batting
right. handed, and after having two
'strikes called on him, started to cross
the plate to-but left-handed, after the
ball was pitched. He was declared
.1111” showed a decidedly yellow
streak In the third inning when he
quit pitching because Fenley failed
to catch a fly off Leonard's bat, the
sun. being ill his eyes. The crowd hoot-
cd and. hissed him.
The score:
9 Norwaik.
‘ . ABRl-I POAE
Cahlll, 2b. ......... 5 1 2 3 2 1
, W. Lauder. ss. ..... Ii 2 3 5 4 2
Brooks, cf. ........ {I 0 3 0 i) I
Leonard, 3|). ....... b 0 1 0 3 l.
I‘lcnriquez. 1b. ..... fi 0 1 ll 0 (l
Fleischman. If. ..... b 1 1 2 0 1
G. Lander, rf. ..... 5 2 8 0 i) 0
”Minutemc c. ..... 5 1 3 7 4 II
,Jafi‘rnulmump. ...... 1 2 1 0 o 0
Totals ...... 4 ..... iii 9 17*26 13 d
Incr Seal.
All It 11 PO A E
Kelting. ci’ ......... 2 0 ll 0 0 1
Hilllti. 2b. .......... 3 1 1 2 2 I
White, ss. ......... 6 l 1 4 5 3
Lyons. c. .......... l') 3 3 it 1 0
Supple. 3b. ........ 4 1 2 2 l 0
Young. If.. p. ....... 4 I 0 1 2 0
Tlowncs. 2b.. of. 5 0 2 2 2 I)
Fcurey, rt. ........ in ii 0 (I I t)
Foley. 1!). ......... 5 1 2 ii 0 Il
Hall, 11., if ........ 5 : (l 2 0 1 0
Totals ........... till 8 13"25 11') 4
‘h‘oiey out for illlrrferencto III cross
ingpiate to but. One ullt when win-
ning run was scored.
Score by innings:
Norwalks ....... ll 11 10 0 " 0 3 Zwll
iner Seals ...... I 01 10 3 2 ii 0 l——S
Summary: ‘
Earned rnnszorwulk. b; Iuer
Seals. 2.
Two-base bits—W. Louder Ii. Mc-
Kiernnn, Brooks.
Stolen lmscs~lfiuircya Trumbull
iienrlquoz.
First on hails~—-Ol’l‘ Young, 1:
Trumbull. 2.
Struck out—fly Young. 1; by Trum-
bull. 8.
Left on bases—Norwnlk.
89111.12. “
Double piuy——Whitc. llund and Fo-
icy.
First 011 crl‘ors—Norwnlk. 4;
Scotti. -.
Illlipiromnest.
Time—~24 iii.
off
‘11;
inor
incr
_” Afternoon Game. _
A large attendance greeted the play-
ers In the afternoon. and the falls
wore treated to n. great game of ball.
The opponents of the Norwalks on this
occasion Were the Patersons. of New
Jersey. of the Hudson lllvor League.
The features of the. game were 11 one-
hand catch by lirooks In deep center
near the fence In the. third Inning. a
“last double play by W. lmudor. Cithlll
and Ilrlti‘iduoz. nod Slolnhuuscr‘s two
catches. one In the first inning being
1a drive by llenrllploa and III the Ilfthl
he captured a fly by ll‘lciscilmnu close
to the foul line. McGl‘nth pitched ex-
cellent hull and was given title Imp»
port. the only mlspiay being Will Lau-
der'u error. the bail telling a bad
bound.
The score:
Norwalkt:
‘ All It
(inhili. 2h. 2
W. Lauder. as. r»
Brcolt‘s..ol. r;
flourishes. iii. I
Flelsohman. if. 4
(I. bender. rf. ii.
Moitle'rnnn. c. 5
bismuth. p. 2
1...‘
Totals ...........M
Peterson.
All
Weilsmtéb W;
lienloh. ll!» rt. 4
., sh. I
Metabolism If. . .
molester. lb.
Hesly. 3h.
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0
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1
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2
0
0
ll
0
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4
i,
‘ Natural)“ ”mu-.0003
“Wt“ WMMI employed was woikti . «
going through. 5
_ was tied. 3 to .‘l. with Nationals ill
2
‘ ‘ 8 24
Score by Innings: 0 0
Pdtemon ......;ll 0 0 2 0 I) 0
Summary:
Earned fruns~Paterson, 2;
Sacrifice unwound riotous...
Stolen Ilnsoss-dteffovd _ . . «
Firstlon ballswm‘l uw
shook" outwl‘ly McGrethw l7: b: Out
win. . ,
Left. on bliseszorwnlk 13:1’ab
arson, Ii.
Double plays s--W Lauder. Oahill and
flourished Henley. Stafford and Slm- .
ai’usscd ball‘mliorr.“ ‘w
First on errorsmNorwalk. «I. .
liniplrcwDest.
'i‘lrneml :85.
Attendanceml, 100.
WINNIPA‘UK WINS TWO.
a picnic yesterday morning and again-.
in the afternoon With the llethel team.
Winnipuuk won the morning game by
the score of. 8 to 3 and tho alternbon
game by 14 to 0.'1‘ho Brooksidos. of
iiridxeport. were to have played two
called the contests off Wednesday
Sight and Winnipnuk was In a quan~
my
upon to come down
. The lineup and score by innings of
the games:
Morn ng
WI NNII’AUK.
, Illd'l‘ldldl.
McGrath ............. ii. Williamson
Short stop
l‘tiley ................. J. Mansion
First base.
Fierce .................. J. Mularkey
Center field.
Benedict .............. ‘. .. J. Howloy
‘ Third base.
Smith .................. '1‘. McCrath
. Pitcher.
Britt .. ................... '1‘. Griffin
Right field. .
Muivihili ............... If. Mansion
Second base.
Lyons .................. P. Mulaikcy
\_ Left field.
Mulvoy ............... J. Melvin
Catcher.
Score by innings:
Winnipauk ..... 1'» (I 12000 (I x—S
Bothoi_.. ........ 000111000—3
Afternoon.
WINNIPAUK. Illd'l‘lllle.
M. Smith ............... 11‘. Manniou
Second base.
Riley ..................... L. Hagen
First base.
Pierce .................... McGrntb
Center field.
Benedict ................ I . Manulor
'I‘llIId base‘
'1‘. Smith ............... Williamson
Short stop
Britt ..................... J Ilurlex
Pitcher.
Lyons ................ Mulvlhil‘
Left. field.
M u i voy ..................... Mclv i 11
butcher
Cabill ....................... Griflln
Ight field.
Score by innings:
Winnipauk ..0 i 2
Bethel ..0 0 ll
20702*-—-14
00000
NUTMEGS LOSE IN RIDGEFIELD
, The Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk, wcn’
to Ridgcfirld. yesterday afternoon, and
lost a hard fought eleven-inning con
test. to the team representing that
place by the score of G to 5. Moekol
and Cuilill were the battery fol‘ lilt
Norwalkcrs. Whiiloclt did the pitchinr
honors for Itidgefinld.
SMOKE HOUSE, 9; NATIONALS. 0
One of the scrnppiest Fourth of July
bnsolmll 21111108 in Norwalk occurred
In the morning on the Ovoi‘lmlk Acsd‘
only grounds, beiwcrll Ibo Suloki
l-lousc nine, which Is composed of
former West bind and American play
are. and the Nationals. 'l‘hc unlpirt
(Molarcd the sinus forfeited to tilt
Smoke llousc nine by the score of II
to 0. in the seventh inning Ibo. iiCili'l
the but. Three men weir on the bus
on. with two out. The batsman con
are led with a ball. but in such a man
nor that the bull be halted hit him
Umpire Joro llol‘ney declared the map
out on the ground that ho was hit by
.1 ball batted fair. thus 0 thing, Iln
side. The Nationals Qillilll‘t‘tt' th‘g' bull
Ilia-s»
00*2‘”:
Norm
Hit by ‘pitcher-Msmlford ‘chrlquez
'l‘hc Winnipnuk baseball team had ‘
games with Winnipauk yesterday, but ‘
’l‘hc Bethe] team was prevailed ,
§
circular
write to our nearest ngency.
, documented)
Blue Flame Oil Cook
For Sale by A
3%,) ‘gewnpninel 3M
‘ :~‘ ‘5 y m
«V as o
It: nest in highly cottonwood. Dodo not overheat the kitchen. ‘
Oil dlwsys‘ sir, I maintained level. Three aim. Folly wall-tinted. .
I! not in your ddslor’b. write our nearest agencytor mini"
Lamp to 1110mm
‘ round household use.p blade
of lime throughout and beautifully trickled. 39c
lastly “boomed; absolutely are; 11119me in
,Iight-u‘tving power; an ornament to my room.
1": Ivory lamp warranted-,- «I! not at your donor's..-
s'rAunIuln on. company or If"! vonit '
pies. ‘.
, lax-s
panes. Ready doc I.
0 business at moment
New, Perfection WICk
Stove and Raye Lamp
J. Collins & Co.
was foul and this started the wrangle.
l‘he Smoke House team has games
ions, New CltllliltllB, Itidgeileids and
other teams.
was composed of Mct‘lratb 11nd Cablll,
while llill and Kane did the honors
for the Nationals.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Morning.
Hartford, 2: Bridgeport. 1.
\Ir'tltcrbury. 10; New Haven, -1.
Norwich, :1; New London. 1
iiolyoke. *1; Springfield, 0.
Afternoon.
iinltford,19; illidgcporhd.
New London 2: Nolwlc.h l.
\tatcrbuly, 4; New llavcn. J.
I‘iolyokc. 5; Springfield. 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Morning.
Philadelphia, 5‘. iloslon, ti.
l’ItIsblIrg. 4: St. Louis, 0.
Ilrooklyu, 1; New York, 0 (12 In-
nings). ..
Chicago, .5; Cincinnati“. 1
Afternoon.
Philadelphia. 2: iloston. 1.
Chicago. 2‘. Cincinnati, 0.
\‘cu Yol‘.k I): “rooklyn.
l'itlsl)111‘,g9 .81 Louis. .1.
3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Morning.
llosioll. it; \I’zlsllingion. 1.
lion-oil. ll: St. Louis. 2.
Chicago, It ; Cleveland
Afternoon.
i’ililndvlphln it, New York 1 (first
uuucl. New York, 7; Philadelphia, 3
(second game).
lloslon, 7; \I'usbinulon. 0.
iletrolt, 7‘. St. LOUIS. ll.
. Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 1.
‘KERMIT MADE GOOD SHOWING.
1 ROCHESTER. N. Y.. July h.~—Kcr-
u‘iil ltfmsorcll, the president's sou. pur-
licipdicd in the equestrian sports on
the Wadsworth astute ut. (lcncsoo, yes-
iclduy. While Kermit made it good
showing in the events be billed to win
I I
luly If! [Mm l._
scheduled with. the \‘i'lnnipauks, Dar-
’i‘hcir battery ‘y'cstcrduy‘
Iii
GUGGENHEIMS MADE ADVANCE
Captured the “Go Devil" but One Man
Was Killed and Many Wounded.
SEATTLJE. Wash. Jilly 5.—--A dls~
patch to the l‘ost-lnlciligcuccr from
Valdez, Alaska, says:
One man Is dead, another Is fatally
injured. and nine‘ are seriously wound-
ed as the resultant a first conflict be
tween the Guggenheim and the limo
or interests atiiotalla on Wednesday
The light is over a right of way which
the broiler forces are protecting.
'i‘ho Gugeuhoicm interests stationed
muted men at points conunnnding thl
disputed mound sally in the (luv. 'I‘on)
”lipase: ii. in charge of a p: lriy of labor
ors started out to lay trucks over till
lll'llnor right of way corvel‘ of a fin
from those camps. A brisk i‘il'u Will
opened from tho llruner camp, but
Dcpuscul‘s men succeeded ill capturlnn
the steel “godevil” on which 1111‘
my the work done by their opponents
Ilourosontntiws of the lhuncl ill
towels are making oI‘t-rv cndenxor to
how (Internet liongatl ordm lloops
to the scene of hostilities.
KING OF COUNTERFEITERS AR-
RESTED.
A'i‘liAN'l‘lt‘. (JI'i‘l’, N. J.. Jilly I»
l’hlrtllolcw ilucllo, of Philadelphia who
was arrested iloro yesterday by linib
ed Stairs Secret Service operatives
charged with pussinnr counterfeit mun
l‘V. Is known to lilt‘ Sccrtd Service as
tho King of ltaliun (lounicrfriturs. He
has been arrestml :1. number of tunes.
. 111111 a few months ago while nwzlit-
int: :1 hearing In Philadelphia he wulkv
cd out of the room and escaped.
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
CUT OFF.
'l‘lVEIt’l‘th, it, 1., July h.—~'I‘clcigru-
phic communionlion with all points on
the island of llbodv Islam) was cut off
for several hours today by a fire which
broke out. in two small wooden bulld-
lngs hole. The the loss was $2.000
Ilolll buildings werc occupied by small
torso
hurts a Cold In One Night. .
MIII‘VII.
geaeuuaom a:
aumvnnwem. oi eQx—ewwuuu
cocoa-amass
borr,o............
yen-'w
was...“
Quaranlesd to Cu‘ro Any Cough. 25c
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group In a Few Ml utes.
Cures Sore "throat and Ulcerslad Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ~
Kills the Calarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
Uponl Breathing rub-age and Hum ne‘bflu.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 50c 31. 00 -
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
rifle-1m “focusing”
msmmmmmmmeth-mm
fuddwpaiefmmmmmmoi youth.
drum» Comflpetloondfilnmmduwlu limp-
Inuimm 'IereclleinimIom. Itifleidcpalneibeawupor
“ 20 dove in»
mutilfexlcbis isle
Mgr-emulate
glilver Jamel“
. .lfltiiidlillclloilm
‘Wifliflwilh‘dfl
Mills of Brazilian
Ilia. mums
fedee‘ledmntll'e '
W112“.
250.5013 and moo At: once. stirs. ‘
as. JACKSON a co}. 1711:. engine.
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
‘ feet on Asylum street.
llruncr campmon attempted to (lost. «
. cured me.
Til
DEM. IN HARTFORD.
1‘ llld Hartford Bank Ila: Bought
one of the Best Blocks lnIIle
Olly ‘
HARTFORD, July 5.-—-A real enitlitl
deal of Inlpof tunes has announced this
Week by l’lcoiden‘t Harold W, Stevens
« of the Hartford National bank. It is
that tho Catlin building. at Main and
Asylum streets, one of the most
pIOllliilcnt busln‘ess corners of Hart-
.ford, had been purchased by the bank
of which Mr. Stevens Is president.
The deal was made by the bank
with tl1e,(latlln estate of which John
R. Rediield president of the National
" lbxcbnngequnk is the tnustee, Illrongli
19.0 Whitlnoro‘ & Son. who have been}
‘ agents for the building.
President Stevens said that the price
paid for the propelly was $300. 000.
The deal has been In contemplation
. for some time. ~
The building has n frontage of six— ‘
ty~tbree feet on Main street and 100
It Is built
of steel, granite and brick.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There Is only one way to cure deaf:
ness. and that Is by constitutional rein-
edles. Deafness ls caused by an in~
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of «the Eustachian Tube. ,When this
tube ls inflamed you buys a rumbling
; sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, denfiiess is the
result and unless the inflammation
can be takenout end this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out « of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an Inflamed con-
dItIon of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
‘. for any case of Deafness (caused by
' caiarrh) that cannot be
cured by
Hall's Oatarrh Cure. Send for oil-cu:
lars free.
F. J. CHENEY Ii: 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsls, 75c.
'l‘ake Hall's Funlily Pills for consti-
nation
KUROKI GIVES A LUNCHEON.
TOKIO, July 5.~—-(}enorul Baron Kn.
rohi, the Jupancseimperlul envoy to
the Jamestown Exposition. gave a
luncheon today in honor of Luke 121..
Wright. the American amlmssabor.
Field Marshal Oynma representing the
army expressed himself in the most
appreciative terms of the magnificent
and enthusiastic reception accorded
General Kuroki and his party ovoly-
where In the United States. His phlaso
olbgy was one long chain of superla-
vtlves of gratifying appreciation. 111
which the Japanese language is pint.
lculurly rich. Ambassador. Wright
made an appropriate reply and the
most cordial, feeling prevailed. The un-
lo~Jnnuncso or what is here known as
the American question. was complete-
ly Ignored,
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CASTOR iA
For Infants and Children.
The ltlnll In line Always Bought
224%
DIVIDEND FOR COTTON WORK-
ERS
FALL RIVER, Muss... July 5.—An~
nouncomuni was llllilit' today at the
iiourne Mills that. a dividend of four
per cent. on the wages during the past
six months would be paid to the opo~
l'alivos. The weekly pay roll iii the
mills in about 35.500 and the dividend
paid to the operatives will amount to
$1.920, or nearly a week's wages.
Announcement was also nonlethal.
on August. 24 each operative would be
granted one week's vacation on hull
pay.
The dividend on wages Is port of the
profit alluring system that has been
ill operation at tile mills since. 1889.
Bears the
. signature of
FAILED.
: All efforts have failed to find a bot-
tor remedy for coughs. colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and 'i‘ur.
It stops the cough. heals the lungs
and prevents serious rcsulss from a
cold. J. N. Pntlcron, Nashua, lown..
writes: "Lust winter I had a bad cold
on my lungs and tried at least half a
dozen advertised cough
and bad treatment from two physio
Innh without getting any benefit. A
friend recommended Foley's Honey
and TM and twothirds of a bottle
1 consider it the greatest
cough and lung medicine In the world."
‘ “ . Pleisted' 9 Drug Store and The Clifford
tooth
millet.
- sent another Inessnxc when
. 01111311 Syrup contains no opiates.
, Pharmacy.
VOADETS LEAVE TRAINING BHIP.
lel‘W LONDON, July Its-Claiming
: that the food served has been unsatis
factory and that the shore leave bus
, been too short; 63 of the 70 outlets of
the training ship Enterpilso which
arrived lloreirom Provincctown. Muss.
yesterday, and is now In the harbor
refused to return to the ship today.
but nisiuud sent a note to Captain
how outlining their position and do
munds. Receiving no answer they
another
host come ashore. four cadet officers
taking it. The cadets spent the night
on shore.
Nearly all old fashioned (iolmh
Syrups are constipation, especially
those that contain opiates. They dont
not inst right. Kennedys linxutlvlo
drives the cold out of the system by
penny movng the bowels. contains
Honey and TM and tastes nearly no
end as maple symp. children like it.
gold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. '
TRYING TO AVERT STRIKE. W
01-" 10 GO.
A
CHICAGO. Joly 5.-(lornmlsslonsr
of Labor filial-lee P. Neill has arrived
here and will endeavor to avert
strike of the telegraph operators of
' this city. The members of the ole
ocutlve carnmlttée of the (infomercial
Telegrsnhere’ Union have also reached
191110280. .
DEAFNsss CANNOT Bscuseo .- ‘
medicines ‘
«p-
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«The Glassware Sale At it’s Best. '
Hundreds of different articles bf glass In this sale, all at re« 1
duced prices. You really cannot appreciate how valuable this salo‘
is to you, individually. until“ you visit it and examine into the real
worth 'of the bargains. ‘Nei'ler a‘ better opportunity for replenishing
your depleted glassware, never a better opportunity for stocking
up with ncwrglassos] Most‘of the lines are limited In quantity. so
It won’t pay to wait too long before you come.
Common Tumblers, six for 9d. ‘ ' 1"
Straight Champagne and Punch Glasses, six for 251:.
Colonial Champagne and Con ktaii Glasses. six‘ for 50c.
Colonial Lemonade Glasses, six for 306.
Punch Bowls, worth $2.76. extra large, :fi”
Punch Bowls, worth $2.00. extra large.$
Decanters, worth $1.25. rethlccd to 851:.
Glass Bowls. worth 20c, reduced to 151:.
Water Bottles, worth 50c, reduced to 39¢.
These are only a few of the many intorestlng‘ltems included in
this sale. In addition We have Sugar 9 and Cream Sets, Glass
Plates, Flower Baskets, Water Pitchers. Olive Dishes,
Fruit Dishes, etc. and In every instance you will find the quality
particularly desirable. “How good." not “how cheap." has always “
been the motto of the department. as all know" who are acquainted
with the stock. This makes the s all) all‘ the more attractive.
.‘ F-i 375‘
My».
"*1
Nappies,
.Speolai Sale of. .
Men s Pure Worsted Jerseus.
They come in navy blue and Oxford, your choice of styles with
collars or V—shapcd necks. These are just what you want for out-
ings or for sports, and are made by one of the best manufactur.
ms 111 the country's—marked down for this sale from $1.75 to
$1.29 Each.
The; D M Rd ca.
1
Bat m Suds
The warm weather suggests Sea Bathing and we are prepared to furnish
the requisites. . . ' '25:, ., :
LADIES'BATHING SUITS. , “ . t i
‘Blue or Black Mohair, at ........ .. ......... ....... $2.00
Coliarless Mahatmat ........ ....... 32.98
Dutch Neck M'ohlalmt $3.49
Sailor Collar Mohair. at ........ $2.98 and $3.98
4,:
MISSES’ BATHING SUITS .......... ... $2.00 TO $3.98
BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BATHING CAPS AND BATHING OHOES.
SAN-KNIT-ARY TOWELS AND WASH CLOTHS.
;5 if? ., ‘
,., .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 446.
A. III: ‘erman ll?
84 WASHINGTON SIX.
CRICKET MATCH iN ENGLAND. I
SHIIJIIWSBUIIY 13113.. July fI.-—ln
the cricket match here today betwuon
the visiting University of Pennsylvania
eleven and Shl‘ewsbury School ville
Americans filter milking 141 runs for
six wickets down. went out. Shrews-
bury replied with I53 runs for four wie
hots when play was closed and the
mulch was. declared drawn.
~In1pul‘e blood runs you down»-
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases..ll llurdoclc Blood Bitters purl
flee the blood-women tho canto—builds
you «,ul).: .) . _
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INGREME IN IMMIGRATION.
.POR'I‘LAND. Me, July II.~.-lmm mfg;
lion at this poll; In moo Increase
1% per cent according to statistics
made public today. .,
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NOTICE To Olin mcUGTOleId.
We are pleasedto enhance that
Foley's Honey and '1‘ for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
Law as It contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend It
so a safe remedy for children and
snails. Pisisted's Drug Store and The
IOIIilord Phenntoy.
THE. CHARMING WOMAN
Is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many a plain Woman
who could never serve as an artist's
model possesses those rare qualities
that all the world admire: neatness.
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that
sprightliness of step and action Ihut
.uccmnpany good health. .‘A physically
Wonk woman is never attraotlvo. not
‘ even to herself. Electric Bitten; r-es
tore weak women, give strong nerves.
bright eyes. smooth. velvety skln.
beautiful complexion. (inure nieed at
F 11.naxier's.sootl1 Norwnik, and 19
P. Weod' s, Norwnlk. drugulsls, 50c. “
FRfiim-IT: lelflg MKUOT RE.
HALIFAX... . 8., July 6. “An Inlim‘aa
tics has been received from the de-
Duty” minister of railways that the con»
elliotion act will be enforced to com- . .
pol the striking freight, hon diet; or p
the Intercoionial Railway tot
work, pending a den/I13
their demands.
Norwalk Chronicler