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Yesterday’s State League Results.
WM dilldgepurt—ilurlford 5, Bridge
, WAt‘z New linvenwucw Haven 4.
Waterbury 3.
At Mormon-New Britain 6, Merl
den 2.
57 At ilolyolIe—«liolmltc 0, Springfield
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Yesterday's National League Results.
At l’liliudeipllin——Philadelphia ii, St.
Louis 1.
At llontonwlloston 7 Cincinnati 1.
At New Yorkwl’itbsbul'z 5. New
York 2.
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77 sun meg. Washington at.
upon until 7 p. to. Monday and
turdny until 8: 30. .
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Yesterday‘s American League Results.
’At Detroit—Detroit 3. New York 1.
GM CleVi‘lillldWClCHElililt’i 2. Benton
i’hilndei»
77'louis-Bt. Louis 6, Washing-
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Dinners, 75ctc7 I '
Tel.488
OAt Chicago-Chicago 7.
ihr Udii‘l7V ‘lxm ll
7,Unremantl¢ Chane of Non-Support la
hello. nwnitt'nlnx that followedn
especial meeting at its
lathe lenhnueewllresultiias
to
or r I nilvt‘fitlto '
filteesteo' 7e ‘eld “Infill wa‘s thruush
ndsor ._ into liIIII-
chnsotts nice the trolley route. The
new route wil be as fellows: Hertford.
Minamoto Rocbville Crystal Lelia,
W cit. 8 d. Btsflor 8prinns, Staf-
fordvllllr, Wales. Mat, Brimneid. Io
War-re nin- to Breakout. and thence to
Worcester.7v'l‘he distance is till miles
and the hislflay is in need condition.
excepting about six miles between
nookvtlle and West fitsflord.
Natal Iignboerd's deelmatinx this
route and bearing the name of the
club will be erected. The Springfield
sideboards from Springfield to Feb
mer. Wakit's and Brookdeid. The
objection to the old route is that the
hihgwny is in poor condition and all-
Ioinobilists are avoiding it whenever
possible. The Hartford club voted to
no as a body to the Vanderbilt cup
races. A committee was appointed to
arrange. for parking space. and it is
expected that to or more Hartford
automobiles will meet at the appointed
piece on the course the night before
the contest. The Hartford Automobile
permanent headquarters at the Allyn
house. ,
JENNIE WATTS 3083 FREE.
\
4-“
Scenes in the County Jail.
After being once adjudged insane.
and committed to the state nsylnmt
Middletown, Jennie Watts, the Green
wlch colored women who was tried
in the Superior Court before Judge
Shumway last month. for arson. wont
tree yesterday afternoon, through the
efforts of Sheriff Sidney E. Howler.
who ascertained that she was not in-
am.
When the woman was brousht up
fen trinl sh’e was examined by Drs.
Godfrey and writer. as to her mental
condition. The physicians were of ther
opinion that the women suffered
"rem delusions when abe committed
the crime charged against her, and
was therefore not responsible. The
court sentenced her to be conilned in
the state asylum at Middletown for
four months
the woman told Sheriff llawley she
dreaded being sent to Mlddletown, to
onwcinle with n lot of insane per
sons. The sheriff questioned the we
men at lensth. and was surprised to
find that she won apparently rational
She admitted that she bud suffered
delusions previously, and stnted she
fully realised thin. There eves. over)
indication that the woman was sane
when Dr. Godfrey exumlncd,her again,
i. day or two ago
ONLY CUR! FOR DYOPIPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del says: "i suffered fenyenrs with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
Mill belching i tried everything i
until i took Brazilian lining. and one, 50
cent bottle coma me comliietel y."
For sale by R Pluletcd. F‘. ii
[tutor and The Clifford Pharmncy "
ROMANCE ENG! lN counr.
Made Against Husband.
nmmnrou'r, Juno lit—«The quick
youthful
i-lopmont was illuntrnted in the city
court yesterday morning, when Alfred
‘7 lioracc E 0111111547303.
46 won at. Norwaiir. ..
Real Estate and
' Insurance. '
l
l
Wile the several decided; bwaelno
in income producing propdrty1 that
must increase in value with the raiiid
growth of‘ the ‘town.
\
iluiloy, used 18. residing in Carson
litreet, wne nrruiuncd for telling to
support his wife Ernestine Bniioy.
“giro is one your his senior
Dist nutumn, young liniiey. then on
Li 17, met and wood tlu- maid of bin
choice at her home in Port Chester.
N. Y. An oioperuont followed end
the young people come to Bridgeport.
’l‘ho It‘spouslbiiitlce of matrimony up
pnrently proved too much for the
young mun who was nrresred yester
dhy on the? complaint of his wife who
illeged non-support.
The case with continued fora. week
to allow Probation. Officer Canileld in
make an investigation.
. Attendance on hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
. uncommon
Funorel Parlors in Connection.
Indy Attendant. Tel. 904.
Office and Residence,
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:‘r-i’b ‘rr 8-: 4.
\YOUR
Shoe Repairing
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UNLESS DONE BY US.
43 Million 81'. 3
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IS Nor MODERN on ecIsN'rIfic
munch. Repair Shop,
THINKS IT SAVED Hi3 LIFE;
buster ‘M;-‘Ncison. of ”Naples. Maine.
:6in in a recent letter: “i have used
Dr. King‘s new Discovery runny yours.
for coughs end colds. one i think it
saved my life. i have found it it “rolls
hie remedy for threat and lung corn-
piuluts. and wouldnllo nit? be without
o. bottle than i would be them food. "
For nearly forty years Now Discovei'y
ins stood at the bend of threat and
1 ng remedies. As I preventive of
pneumonia and hea‘ier of weak lungs
it has no equals field under guarantee
3190. Trial bottle tree. 7
devotion Td‘ fiugonsrm Prim
resolutions adopted at the oc‘rntlc
nllfi'ltlallco 'snd eardrum to this heme
son as setto nfihe
1904‘, a‘nii' instruct I
cent” the wife of Rental:
Denver for W. .7 Br an
’ our ufsw
one when mil new.
coherent “mil.
DUI: We mantidlmfiatun-
mos l’o’ibhts
“seems“.
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norm. hereon.
runabout. It;
wALcorr on?
llSale
eoti. of maestem i _"8
tried" Charles Kemp
8. him Ichéduled tel- ’
etc it n,fou
HAltTll'O’lm. .lun‘e 13 .mAetiea taken 7' h
by the Automobile club'bzl-hrtfpl‘d fit. ‘7
.Leerrr
Automobile Club has already erected .
Club now has 350 members and has .
(at her boarding house on
At the tall. during the past week '
'ward for My me of thimrrh that con.
could hear of. but nothing helped me ,
.ntil‘ ..~ ii. moods drug store. 500 Ind .
LEXlNG'I'ON. Ky. June 13.-—The '
state convention lest nigh returns . ‘
crntle principles represented by killer- -
platform of *
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u. or clef "inns. and 14:13
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7x 0 I7 drew II "1.57. prelgeiinary' 7
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Greenwich Pyromanise Comes to Her 7 ,7 7 ..
12.--Axnes ll.
Regent
street it was a doubt-rote case of
suicide. according to Medical Examin
or Fuller. Miss Mills bud been out
fering from meianchoiia. for some
weeks. lier rolntiws live in West
llsven. and her brother there. .1. H.
Mills. has been notified of the trendy.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars he
not be cured by Hall's Camrh Cure.
1“. J. CHENEY & 00.. 'i‘oiIdo.0 .
We. the undersigned have known l".
.l. Cheney for the hint to yours. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions nnd financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his film
ylhlAloDiitiG. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drun lsts, Toledo. 0.
Hell's Uninrrii 1! “meow
holly. acting directl} upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the s stem.
'Teetimoriinls sent free Prict -por
bottle. Sold by all drugsists.
Toke llnll a Family Pills for consti-
nation.
7 WEDDED iN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN .lune 12.~'rne wod
ling of Mine Mnrnnmt Pitch. dnuub
tor of John ltreunler Pitch of New
Haven. and i'rrdellck it. "pester,
use of is oitx. occurred yesterdny
afternoon t'l‘rinltv Church. illshop
Chauncey fl. lirewetor. of the diocese
of Connecticut, ullicleted. assisted by
iiev. (‘baricn 0 Scmillc. rector of the
church. Mr. llrether is a director of
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad.
THE BEST PILLS EVER BOLD.
"After doctorlng 15 years for chronic
indigestion; and spending over two
hundred dollars. nothing has done me
on much good as Dr. Kinifi New Life
Pills. 1 consider them the best pills
ever sold," wriicn It. F Ayecuc, of in.
zloeldo, N C. i-‘mid under guarantee nt
3‘. H. Baxters drug store. Silo:
WESTPORT 00:7CERN INCORPOR-
D
Gauit Breathe, incorporated. of
Westmrt. tiled. certificate of lllt‘or-
porhtion yesterday. Thcv will open
general merehnudlse store. boniu~
amount of,“ capitol stock. The incor
porntors are Lemtnrd, it,
With a “New erfection” Oil Steve the :9
big weekly flicking.” or done without
“i“ the W . W WWW time that clenyptliq
room nthcho “4 thine 13‘1in .1. i
all" yonenoc libue eipbrienice mm“,
you will be- med It the restful way in which it
7,ennhlen you to do work that has heretofore overheated
the kitchen and yourself!
The “New Perfection” Steve is ideal for summer
injthrhc slice and all warranted.
not at your dcsiét’s, write our none: agency.
SCHOOL TRACKER SHOOT. HER- '
8ELF.
HARTFORD. Juno
Mills. aged 30. of West Haven. n
teacher in .the Noah Webster school.
shot herself thmuth the. heart this
morning. She was found dead in bed
lIer. and that since her death that sum ,
hing business with $5.000 the full«
John 778.7. and ‘
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us
"' lveI cries!
Lamp t....i....
“ whether thigh
bio odor and can-
upland Meidnlllght.
comm. mirrourwimetem. .
AN HEIR OF P. T. BARNiiM-
On being told that she. had fallen
heir to n fortune of $275,000. the first
not of Miss Edith Hell. a clerk in a
department store, wrur to marry her
sweetheart. Wililnm Byron minimum
a fellow clerk. whef r over a your bed
been saving up the ey with which to
buy her a home. says a diepateh to the
New York lit-mid from San Francisco
The marriage was performed not twen-
ty-lonr hours after the [iri bud re-
ceived the need news TWO N3 wlfork
lawyers called upon her I 1' days
ago and exiilnined that 3360.000 of the
Barnum estate had gone to her nrand- .
mether, who was P. T. llnrnum‘s sis. 7.
MU] interest and addithvns hurl 0|th
ml to the granddaughter as the only
surviving relative
«After I heavy creel. take I couple
of Dean's Bonnie and [rive your Ito- .
mach vaer end we ~the help they
will need. Regulate 3 WI.”
guitar essence of the bowels.
ssrnsrwunm .
CLARENDON STOCK- COMPANY.
~At IuIic Ha .iast night for their
sin-end ploy ii) iii Clarendon Block
Company preecntcd- “The (lonricts
Daughter." 44 strong dramatic play.
tilled with heart internal. Ind which
tlmroughly pleased I good sized audi
once The old funiillnr story still has
the strength and virility of youth and
and tours as in yours gone by. Like
old wine. it improves with use. As
Jerry Mr. Clarendon wns ut his best
and not full value from every line
in the dramatic scenes he was pure
us the heavy. rccsiebllnbsd herself
on o termite. While the Miners lien-
Irice North and Grace iiasters wen
npprovnl in their restx‘ot wins Al
lloiiinuswerth made Colonel: Lee a
dignified gentleman of old school
with marked success and (its liar»
ion as the villain Ind Leroy Wright
on the young lover were both mod.
proves itself to be an exceptionally
clover one and without a wee spot.
evidence of careful and competent
qugt direction. New moving pictures
were shown which evoked much
inughur. and Mr. Clarendon? health
lions lemonade.
“it,
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a...» . mm?- ' ”no
list?" 4
Julie M. W. 7Gnult
'i‘iiorhonr 002.
Fine ‘ . ’ here Iii use. * NEW “-
new . “‘2“ race eon IiivA'N.
4 I :3: film“ ROSWELL. Judi .,-Tlie. .
. lsnags-fist; remit Iiwa oer-43:1: Demeerstie “3 w“ W. 6‘ '7‘” 1‘
h' " erdsy striated. twelve deieki e the
“M" ”It!" 3“" °" Dmuhh lilo l course on. ‘ml in. trucied
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new be It reelected for president.
been Ladies no I..- nooo M“? 7.. ‘
"in mm eerie rune we
“who In rats 393:3 or Irina
caused the same eniount of laughter .
ilculnxiy good. bliss Lucy Millikan . '
The company on better acquaintance ‘
The. play wne well staged and bowed .
was drunk runny times in his gratin , .
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C O I e 7
Little Shoes for Little. Willi-S-
r babies and nine“ toddlers
shown. in the case at the Infants" Wear Section is very
pleasing. "lhcrc SCClllS to be no pretty material from
which a baby’ 5 shoe cannot be fashioned. 50371133113": soft
kid linen and suede all come in play and are made up in
daintiest ways
High Shoes of wlIitc linen, h
A display of footwear in
i
and made and hand cm-
I
broidcrcd. ‘l
Sandals of white linen, embroidered In pink and pale
blue, with linings of pink or blue sills. and ribbon ties to .
match.
Princess Button Shoes of soft leather in the, pink,
' blue and white. i7
Moccasins of white kid or gray 7sucdc, 7, u
Shoes at 50¢ a pair. ‘ ;
White Pique Slippers with toe rosettes and ankle ..
stra s. » '
pKit! Sandalsfln black, white and tan. . i
Colonial.Sandals. black with bright buckles.
Slippers of soft leather, dark red or brown.
“Barefoot" Sandals of heavy brown suede with
strong soles. 7 7.
Salt Water Flannel
The ever good and inexpensive material for bathing .
suits. It looks like a w l,ilanucl but in in reality an all
cotton fabric, serviceabc land unshrinkablc, well suited to 7
its purpose. . . i i
In black and new blue, Inf/3c.
Danish Cloth Also for bathing suits, in l:,)lack navy
blue and white, fast colors. :50.
Wash Goods Section.
1' . .v. ‘ , 77 7, I
Suggcéhons for
Wedding Gifts
One glance in the front corner window will make you
linger, and you will unconsciously stop to pick out the 7
things you like, or that you wish to ghc to certain. t
friends If you have a wedding on your list, this Is where
you will receive ideas. e 7 _
Electroliers Odd Plates 7
Candelabra English Lattice Ware
Lustre Ware Vases 7,.
Brass Jardinleres Hand painted China
8 £5
‘8
At the “'nsli Goods Section is a fine display of Bor-
dercd Percales and' Batistes. 12/ zand 15¢ a yard.
,1
VI" no
The D M Reed 7C0
June clows the wholesale season for Spring Fabrics. This gives
upper-funny for Burgeln Purchases. lune. 19.138. has afforded mere ,
than line usudl numbbr of Bargains, dint Vic will give our-constant”! ‘7
Liberal Show. ‘ .
Thursday. June llth
lighted lietiste Lawns at. 6c
Early Season Price 10c.
Beéi Printed Lawns at 10c
‘ can. Benson Prices 1254.0 and715c.
Spring: Dress Ginghams at 10c
Enrly Spring Price! 121.50 to 144:.
2’
Knewich Suitings at 12 l-2c
Excellent Value 190.
Q.
Novelty Silk Sui6n7gé at 25c
Light Worsted Suinngs at 29c
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Ar. 8 '* “ omen ‘
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84 Washington 88 South;
anon: nineties A anoint“. ISAncInd. next-me, 8ATti7 ere. 7797;
lvi‘. i’o‘ '77'Is.l
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”peel-7777 guise. ”7»th Sterner 7777 "use x7 .
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