‘ .,, (I 99st
' (airs. and the
hearty suprfirM
In ftho sid9 with;lbe
o wM., Thai. 13...
‘ then with their wiilo -
ed, the ball .ouI., Indy, .2
‘ Loanshury. (radial km 4
, maids; the score 9;“ 'i In av
; Billions. flroenwloh th(
“‘ their ,Iast 139.190: the p t
, retired them mono“
“(very pretty catch.“
’ 9‘ (oi, chioy. (Ind,
ord. .lt ilrpad
mayo In Ibodeman‘d for
ages. which they bellow due
' slide offices, and explained
look to a number or newbpo-
«(men on the main division of
, 9,32. 70. per day and the
nip ,9 mailer divisions get from
9 _ These latter workmen,
a use oi‘ld'ceri'ts per day, the
dying been" mli'de sill“ month
to that o strike may be
(in ss the foreman get this
921 both the company otters
the difference and give the
(From The Oysternrau, Ohlircotesgue
9 new York "5
‘44-fi1iv4‘n H?"«-y¥ w ..{Wz
w.s. 9.5,an overseas.
Island, Va.) :‘ ‘
ly draws' near A recent tour among
Néw Jersey dealers ovlnces a lively.
9uti0ipntion of (in early winter, so
companion by a busy season In the
commerce of the bivalve
The summer has been marked by
an i‘ncreirsed demand I'or shell Iish
(‘l'ams especially have been‘iu great
demand and. the supply has been iim-‘
lied. long Island dealers will be no.
able to supply the. dehrandovhen the.
oyster season opens '
Greeiiport, the grout New York seod‘
oyster center-,4 4is still hominid. The
growors are jubilant. over the tall pros-
pocts. Pccordc sud Gardner’s Boys
are proving veritable gold mines" to
|
|
(Ingenious. seed producers K091) your
WWQ.AA.4J"A. ...
under these foreman
’ per-I M, which l‘s' an advance
i 11) his since the strike, or some
- (mus; ago. The foreman of the
awaiwm drink.- they ousbt to get
(the same rate, seeing that they
ibis (or the work 0'! the re-
, psi-amino Into their care.
he, mutter oi forcing theIcompany
0 help discuss d 'wi'th ‘
(99 ”I“. Is ‘1‘ w 8 .2 L , play 0! the Standard Oyster Company
GPA ANNDT 5.011059
nchjl‘ we as they
oh the seat .0! the disease.
a. blood or constitutional
audit» order to cure- 4“ yous
I lithium}. (remsdies. es.:2 Hall‘s
'9‘. takes. internally. and
(”be blood an mucous.
311$; Gatogrh .099 old not
ei ine. It was prescribed
the best physicians in this
(Indoors and is a regular pro.
in. ed. 0: lb he best
4 W411 so bold
directl ly on the,
44 ii To periébt (20m:
ion of t 9 two ingredients .is'
(induces such wonderful results
Send tor testimour.s
CHENEY It ,0. W298.
o ledo,‘ .0. 4
y. .Drussists price' .750;
an 11's. Family..Pil,ls .tor com
morons WQRLP.
h warm sets are the broom en
' out bi the oyster; None have
,ufid in the coldest parts (it the
yet thi submit wants things
rm aroun him to make the most of
(an Sunshine basis the, shadows
“Oysters lite. and how (flush more
humsulile.
4213». F. (Bllokllmd insists that the
worlds- omit oi the young oyster
his lungs and that it remains the
g spparatus in the adult oys» 4 all he,
has we see emu 311:1“ng spurt
' 83 w w . 68 it
itsgnndI conti‘r’rne it The. Wills plague
((4 not entered. the oyster world (is
Linda-I man is the ironic. sires.
marine 1”” which is, also called
' sits ‘ he plants are yery com
I" . Dealers freq
'9 th green to decorate their
It is very valuable
aquarium The Scotch
, lrliii ash, or New Castle.-
‘ ‘ “ii (i erred (or yours with
9d a have great distress
‘ 4' ried cycrythin; (i
. othing helped me
44 . iii! (Balm. and one I50
(3 (litres me completely.
.ii Bax—
DI
M‘ ‘N AIIIMIGI-ils'i‘
' rumorsd hero
cold blooded. It Is (he. '
is, 'arid- the remedy
‘Wwws‘r must
Indications all along the Atlantic
coast point to considerable shortage
of large oysters. Only a low produc-
er's will have the usual output ol.‘
"primes”
nice “cullings.”
to substitute the smaller oy,ster but.
these will be good meats. ‘
Captain Henry Barnum, in the em-
ol’, South Norwaik Conn..4 brought ,Iu.
'i’rom Pecouio Buy it buoy live i'eot
iohg. literally covered with this year's
“spat.” ' it was (r wonderful spectacle.
sfl‘he Standard. the steamer oi the
ndor'd Oyster Company. i(loutlr Nor-
w ik,. Conn. has been overhauled (it
Greenport. N Y. She Is a beauty;
one o! the- finest. in the vast. oyster-4
fleet in the Blast
The New York oyster growers in
(crested at Gmemrort held a meeting
at that: place recently against the to»,
elicit -oi oyster ground which they.
have bought4outrlsht.. There was (I
w'pim. time
against a tough proposition.
finnfitiiistion causesdmadache. (ran.
a? (limitless. launder. heart Multan
tin. Drastic physics. gripe. sickon
wsoken .the bowslsmnd .(lont cure.
Donal-(Bosnian act gently and curp
cgrztipatlooa 35 cents. Ask your drils- .
s
9990“. .POWsoibxoxss 09m; 70
M
W
F.9r N92“ Four Months Will Give Ada;
, via. on Trouble at should Haw-
icy's Institutiiinn ‘
BRIDGERGRZR. 89m... {iv-George
Powell or. “Doc.“ the snow at Fairfldbl.
avenue. was. lined 1a: and c u; Mil
sentenced to Jail. 101‘ (bur mo s. yés-
terday. . The doctor his; ,bosn, arusstod
before. lormssaulting his laudiirdil..but
in shipments; did not do (my good.
he); .(be-ffnoc'! finished his term in
' Was back to his old place of
business.
The doctor broke out early Monday.
morning and. Wild .chsrsed2 (wit as-
sdultins his landlady. ungb bro n: s.
loom sins». ..on. li.ei:. 0 brush. 9
looking glass is ,a bad yn and the
doctor know it. The ladylady
scmmod at 4a: 394 o'clock. and Pstwl
mun Charles Wheeler ran; over to the
house and arrested the doctor.“ The» 4
doctor wanted. to socialise... ,
plain; but. he was locked up in s “(in
ms. THAT com,
or it may .result in pneumonia. 4 Bra-
zlllso Balm is threshing an colds whsuet
ever tried, almost without exceptionrm
10,25,600 and $1. 00 battles. The Olli-
ford Baxter s and Piaisied's. *
Two auroioss. in H (was.
HARTFORD, Sept. 3 w sii Ididds.
one by drowning has... the. other by.
hairpins were reported to the police
last night. The first was that 6:44
The opening of the season gr'uduol- .
There will be plenty of}
The trade will have
Themssessors- are up ..
,_h1
Lieutenant Garden Visits Several
Plioc- in Europe.
BERLIN, Sent 3—r-Ioléul Godfrey, L. ,
Garden, 01 the United States revenue
cutter service who has been invests
toting the principol industrial centers
or serum... switzcrisnd and Germany
;wlth4 a party or. American nranutsctur-
ers and (professors, proceeded to
thdcburg (odi‘ry Among the party
are H. W Lcschen, or A Loschan and
Sons 01 St. Louis. Mo; Clifford. Egan.
of J A Fay, Egan and Company, Cin-
clouttl,‘ Ohio: L H. Weber, of Kansas
City, Mo; Proi'. Clifford Coggius, oi
the University of Colorado, and Prof.
Raynor Allen of the Massachusetts
Institute 0: Technology. The two prln’»
cipul conclusions reached in which all
the members of the American party
sg‘rce. are the extraordinary prosper-
Jity and, outside .Jndustriai ,ndgance-
most 9! IGcrr'nauy All or the 35 works
visited were crowded with orders some
or them having orders for yours ohcad
rm. Amer-icons round that. the Ger
muusmsdo grout use of waste steam in
manners unknown to America. Liout.
Gordon. who visited German works in
1903, as .a machinery expert at the Ex
position, was able to contrast what he
saw during his presicnt tour with what
he saw [our years ago. , He add that
the Workshop cillcicncy here had In-
creased almost up to one hundred per
cerri. 4illlillllfitfilul‘el‘3 everywhere lruv
ing applied American methods of get-
ting the highest cupucity out of tools
(ind machines. He found however,
that the Germans employ few wer Ainorl
slip machine tools, most of those now
in‘ use having been made in‘ Germany,
although the highest class American
tools are 4 still imported.
The feeling among the manufactur-
era of the party won (but the United
'Siates will experience (limcnity in
healing Germany and (but the Ameri-
Mrusuperiorily in systems oi work and
rust-Inner)! or a few years ago has been
w'sliuilg'h overcome.
The Americans have heard many
storlés regarding the“ reluctance of
0 man Ind other European rnunuiao
t rare to admit Americans to their .
works, ‘but'only live out of about 75
nonmembers with whom the Amcil
sits corresponded declinsdrlto 4ndmit2
4 bout"; andiuinwiwh- -case the
csptionwh 2 '4
Franc Madxsburg4 the American par
y will goito Hanover. whom it will '
reskwuppiho members or the party go
(us hours” on various steamers.
THE NEW PURE FOOD. AND DRUG:
LAW'
W02 are pleased to announce that Ft» 4
my: Honey (ind: il‘sr for coughs colds
and lung troubles is not ulteoted by the ,
thtiouslnli'rno Food and Drug law as
toonillhs no (mining or other harm.
ii
1 drugs, and we re
stile remedy for children and adults.
The Clifford Pluirmscy and PhdsWd‘s.
Druil' Store.
m
'8 YACHT IN 'A’ STORM.
4. LONDON, Sept (rm-sh Thomas Lip
ton suds pdiiy ot ghost} (rive srrlred .,
at m ysch‘t 4-
Southampton on team
int, "143%? isthmus“ last. Thur»
. in and his (ammo in
port has siren rise to ru-
dB
(lanai: he had steamed for the (1th 4 '
ed States. Sir Thomas (ind his toasts
' had a lively experience oil South Sea.
whey had boarded, the schooner Willi
Qbyl‘on slid.
s (troso'wiiic‘h easternmost to
hpsi “rigorously; misuse. chairmen.
worenthrpwu about and. smashed. The
sir I - (Erin as soon (is
' (if them wenti‘aitorvo
: Hines 4M4 and (all went, dawn..._l.oyh
‘4 could not be Minduosd. to stop (totalling
, and in at low mluutosQrosumsd4 his p0
' siiion, amid applause ,1! the crowd; (or sh,
refusal .
based on speclaiwrcusous. Usually. .
the- Arusiilouns received it cordiwl r84 .
surround it M .n .
were (it luncheon when a
, when. moth
(Gilli! .1132:th
his gameness.
‘ The score:
. Dal-ism. ‘
AB RH PO A E
Lsunsbury. ri. ..... 5 2 3 42. g 0
.Loy,c ....5 2 2 a 1
Smith“: I) .. ........ 5 1 3 2 0
Clurk,.ss.. ..... ....5 2 1 3 3 2
Hines, lb. ......... 5 1 2 27 '1 0
Moore. 3b. ..... 5' ‘l' 0 0 1 2
Coppiugey, 2b. 4 .0 41 0 1 0,
C Cantrell ii. ..... 4 0 0 2 0 0
I’. Cantrell, of. 4 0.1‘ 2-‘040
'l‘oials ..... ...-IZ 9 13 2710 5
Greenwich
An "R H no A is
Triggs, us. ......... 5:3 .3 ’0 43 I)
0.1‘ui..hiii lb. ..... 5 0,1 10 1 2
Hanson, Ii. ........ 5 0 0 0 '9 0
Kelly. 3b. . ........ 5 0 ,1 2 0_ 1
Bender, p 6 1' 1 0 2 i
P. 4'I‘uthili,‘ 2b .5 1 1, 2 ,1 0
Burns,“c ...... ....4 0 0 0“ 0 0
Nedleyc .. ....... 4i 3 110 o 0
Scott, cl. «i 0 0 3 0 0
4 some .~:;’.'i"v-”i‘4-’8‘¥l-l%~44t~
: Score by Innings:
Davies 01230102—9
Greenwich ...... 0 0 1 4i 0 1 0 1_ 0——-7
Summary: 3
Earned runsnnrrrien, 4; Greenwich
Two-buss hits—Clork. Coppingsr, P.
Cantrell, P. 'l‘uthiii, Kelly, 'l‘riggs 2. .
Three-base hil~—Smith.
First on bails—Oi! Smith, 3;
Render. 2.
Struck out~By Smith. 9; by Ilen-
der 8.
‘ Hit by pitcher—Clark Coppirrger P.
Cantrell 2
Left on bcséswnarien. 6;
wish. 8.
Double piay——No(iiey. 0. 'l‘uthili and
P. Tuthiil.
Stolen bases-llariem ll;
wich, 7. .
, Umpire—Trims.
Time of game-Two hours and Ill-
tocn minutes. I
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
oil
Green
Green
—_......
Stats Lupus.
MORNING.
’ Springfield. 6: Holyoke, 0.
All other games postponed.
AFTERNOON. '
Waterbury, in Hartford. 2.
’ New Haven, 6; Bridgeport
Hoiyoko. 2: Springfield. 0.
New LondonaNorwich. ruin.
F‘
Notional Los‘pue.
————b" 4
nortsrso
Boston." .; Philadelp'lde .
“ l’ittsburg, is: Cincinnati. 4.
AFTERNOON.
. Brooklyn 0; New York, 0 (13 in-
' nluzs. darkness).
‘4 sermon, 6: Chicang (first some)
8t. Finnish; Chicago. 0 (second game).
Piludeiphirt- -i.lou'toil4.‘ riiiu.
neiunstll’lttubrir .. ’
.G’G
l‘4
M limbo
Washington. 3; Pii lute phio. 1.
Detroit, 0; ("hicugo II.“
CloVelitlld. ‘;.‘I‘ E!
hints)
I
AP’i‘IiiR
Boston. 12; Ngiw
Philruloiphiri. (l; , I ’
ISt. Louisvri Giev
Citicaso, 4;. Dot
(loner: leoly
. Ha
ii| is probabiath
mlssioncrs ol; the (is
{two meetings. to (1
horror legislation, w
4» meeting this wealr
the several (rounder ,
With tw anon on bassist;
:Hines at the bat, the. .tcliei: hit Hines 4
n.5'aud thorium“ 9
94“tfor awhile ’
' is
(2.i q...
an
(i ii ha fi
@511 aggkédm by
to say more than
all“ in downright earnest. : '
¢31:0,huui night." said Phyllis. still (tiiiiy
filly. fits ll detrcit‘di 2,
ml and
4‘ b i. 4991 0:“
41:33 (9:0 #51. A?“ Jn‘yomWfiw,
(outfits. (iron (I (“its
iflsr pleasantly. _
‘L‘ld pond» to.
oops or agree to
Mriy demonstrated our inability
fiIEer Ira-night,» 2 there seems nothing for
'4 (it. to shake hands regretfully and pin];
soc
. dbl-m literati Aha [241! or assimilation
*' “Oi oils...
toagitated. 4i'snd4 Ii .
’ con-4
99% you, while Matilda; domino is the only.
person: I can. (libgrpi a
try to console mg. 2
Tic. .las't remark. drew fire. as I had ex
pected‘ ii to do.
hungry afterward " snapped Phyllis, who
cordhiiy thinks». MMMstiid a.
‘.,‘Yes I confidently expect that she will
iry‘ my patience (ind lovemf ills sorely, ” I
responded, ('.“bui. what else." is lemioosnc to .
do? (nits not good for a mam to live (lone,
yo'n know, Phyllis, Ind after having knowu
to the opposite extreme," 4! (ioncluded. ab.
gnoehil 1'94 4
solids Jar-kins u the only woman
who ll willing to anchor-ell (hm
4 (no argument (when. this 11119:.
nobiuon actually occurs."
ore-(Mr. “1 1mm she' III curable or this
(Erastus: of mind sud soul became sha—”
:Told I'bn so hsrflfdl interruptsdkhy’ilil.
“W '(b
”54.... at. drinks ...; as r .. about. this
subject, anyway,” continued Phyllis in
great triumph a moment later.
' "You mean you think you think just so
she does.’ ‘ I“ checkmd‘lcd her by remarking
"I felt toiersbiy certain those extreme and
almost summarily Ideas whi (b you have ex
(rested this evinirifi- emanated from her-
Irwin rather than um your-mun (leer. little.
laying heart, Phyllis. But Matilda Joflcix'rs. "
1 continued, triumphslrt in ('ny nit-n, “would.
not harm hesitated ‘ot cilantro“. beeping
(ilenoe or changing the conversation when
it seemed that (:99le 4m imminent. lint.
then, she's dlflemoi. so... some women She
guys that It is only the plain woman. who
has the courage to keep sllsnhe or to give
in sndowaibeniel! defeatedass‘mle." .
' “0; door she. indeed, " cried Phyllis, tou-
ing hcr'dr‘sad. “Well. sho‘ opiaioanougb to
know.”
(Phyllis horse}! Is pretty. slid somciimcs
I almost. think she knows it 4'Im sure she
likes to be told no 4)
"A pretty woman: like yourself. (or' in—
stance.” I lit-grip again; with this certainty
in mind, "'rdmly' knilws soon to yield an
....
pr'etty' Woman is“ too Well used to~ bah.
obeyed and potted and flhitomi doll that.” '
i ' "Q deed! Is she?" said Phyllis, with
‘ unis Infléétion.‘ f’Wbll 1!
now. sill '
excepting b
“Now, If M (‘5 .
either of 'us.’ . ’routlutisdm
last rsmlirh In ,silénca,‘ '11»)
late 9. moment dboht declaring 4
jest of dispute didn’t ‘Iuati'cr (i ’6 lie to fur,
either way, and that the opinions we have
boil i been expressing so' lir'ddlitly ‘iiud with
rich rigor were a4 long. tram yam! our
ten
9 position of
dyer that
$991 thoughts or p oi: |
(i do." I concluded, cog
'hylils, "is a rhiiiti‘its'binwt
Mice!” remarksbiii “1;“.
’ '"I rich I bellm abofsrr-em'
(riled yl'hy lit, haitllyi "Ho
other 0%” lwoiil do (Most
Itasca». lid over!"
“Pretty women, Pbyllis?" l quri-tloned.’
(”Homeward h
.‘orid7bius pm.
“Would the prditlctt (and sw'eetuii ...a
(mid little ,9 (slimy basin
11¢ to (my silt (s II n to own mail at
out mom old (it w
yilis?" WI“ my news; net
I:
make re oi the has
9:}... as was?! (oil "(19%|me dfiyfin‘fid; tow
m chin and dburMisd’iflr I9 WW
Two seconds later «mum
anion AWN“ ,
good bywuot 6
to- narrow emw4
m .
dgics ibi". ' "
means“
‘ (rid been fuming sud
woaholibothbeshtt ttIe‘lcnoiy -
,4 dedx i
.pzpsent who wil} .
“She‘ll tsllt you to dehthmodulct you so .
and lobed you I expect 441 (holidays (My ‘
(miss at .s' loss honl to finish (but sentence 4.
Ibec assassin.
(Mutant or cbncedoa point, (she says. This 4.
(can. wombaflim (no Phyllis, didactioab‘. ’I‘i‘
;|; i
i .,,.,..’.4
I a ”(a .wsguimy
saw u; (9%
Walking
999% Smitter
We make this special (are to close out (an odd lot. oi Walking
Shirts left from the pdst ssssdh Th9 styles are all right and those:
inureed or aspirate skirts Twill (inc splendid bargains ' ' '
Blurbs...
(as g. .2
Styles.
Bloch Psnsms Pinltod Skirt» that wére 85 50 and $6. 00, '
" i.
All odd hit of costs for little
blue, mixed plaids and checks.
\
Coat
4.
and very attractive.
, I
It contains the months fashions,
styles, new methods in regard to
Yogi's,
Fay $1,,
Macadam
" bush Minn
. X37”? p
B
(Ulrich (Islammnablio: tits» heir?
wuss
. t M‘anafldi‘l
'W (4 ww‘
colored Walking Skirts. mostly gray and green mixtures, both.
light and medium shades. that boys been from 06.400 to 59.00;» 4
(2.150%
weather now advancing new...
290 each.
' 2 60a to $2M 4 ‘
Ready (or wear. Latest styles. Wicii made and at pricesJIrst would
allow you nothing for your work it made at home.
Hui ory’. .
4 ‘At 259. I
, Three Weights-June, Medium and Heavy. Knees, Heels 9nd Toes r04
, inlorcéd with Cudot Linen
‘ SPECIAL l N HOMERY.
‘ “ At 109. , . 1
8E: EAST WINDOW. - .
swim
. (
15.4.4.
. .4 r, 9
On sale Tuesday morning.-
Mrsses' Street. Goats;
girls, suitabié‘" (or cool autumn
retty styles in plain new
All. are at very great reductions,
and we do net quote prices as there is but one of a kind.
and Suit Rooms, Second door.
Handkerohmts
A new arrival of rarh daintiuess.
neat cross bat-smith.” initial in chocorner.'1‘bcy are quite sheer
Shamrock Lawn in small
it
..~
The September Designer in on sale at the Pattern Counter.
an excellent article on juVenile
preserving and conning, beside
the usual «totem Interesting stories. Price 106;.
('1;
. I0 15..
BAnd Girls
’IIIII Iiiffll
4h. '
:"IAH
44;:
(erase; 199. ‘ ‘
do Stockinoh
I
(ii. and are (ammo 4
olaadflwitlritowol wads.) (will
«(can “(transitions 42
m sum (whom mo
in brushes there are ai strands. and
Varieties (lead on (or-24911 manner (it
uses, but?“ (first Mb
1an
(cm
lam-41pm.
969i
(is a. burn fiislth red 2
“Jenna-Yon. but he looked blue whorl
who his» bilin-Phiisdslriiisflt‘sls‘
M 2
I ,‘tht (in murmur of (as French
voidtl 44 «(am ms «(29'
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