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BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday’s State League Results.
At. Springfield —- Springfield 11,
Bridgeport 5.
At New Britain—«New ‘Britalu 6,
Waterbury 1.
At Morldolererldt-n 7, I-iolyoko 0
(first game); Meritlen 2, lioiyoke 0
(second game)
At ilIIIttoItl—vllartt‘ord 12, . NEW [in
”on ".
ney Advanced
. ‘ their household furniture,
{13 hther personal property,
dent Loan & Security Co.
. V'sviiand Bldg Washington St.
lilac open until 7 p. to. Monday and
Saturday until 8. 30.
Otel Mahackemo
T .I“. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Yesterday's American League Results.
At ClevelrmdwWashington 0, Cleve
land 3.
At St. lnIIls—l-llostou it. St. Louis 1.
At tilllt‘nutI~—~(,‘.lil(‘ugo ll. New York 2.
At Detroit—Llelroit 7, Philadelphia
Yesterday's National League Results.
At iitISIIIII~»i‘iIt,slIIIrI.z t3. lloslon 1.
At l‘lIllndclplIlItmi'lIllatlt'lphia.
.‘hicrluo 1.
At lIrooklynwlirooklyn 4. St. Louis
San ay Dinners, 75cts. ”
TSP: 488.
’ crevice and Culslne Up to Date.
'3th $2 per day Ind upwards. 2
lcklsnd General Information Ticker
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OASTORIA-
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FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL.
Plo‘i‘OSKY, Mich, Juno l7.—~l«‘l-rc oi
unknown origin last night totally ties
iroyed the imperial, II summer hoiui
‘I'Hlllt‘d at $120,000.
Going to . Buy
“inundation:
Betlt'r use Gold Medal Flour.
Youmpn.
Horace E. Dana 8: Son,
45 Wall st, Nor-walk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in income preduelng property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Attendance all hours tiny and night. .
Frederick H. Chang,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
“‘ Lady Attendant. , , .Tul. 904..
, _ ,- 0mm nuditesidcuce,
,, sled runner, spars reruns?
, highways Subject oi I rim
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YOUR
Shoe Repairing ‘
, It nor.Mooan,on SCIENTIFIC
' UNLESS nous sv us.
. Monarch Repair Shop,
to augment: er.
' T» ”if" Insane «slop-scent.
M’a I. I . ‘ 1
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THE INEWI
orsL VICTORIA
ONE MiNUTE ‘FROM, DEPOT.
SUROBEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms I" Special Fetturo’.
and Electric Lights Throughout.
l ery Room Heated ..
it.
an
Ev-
aA‘rd’s «escalation. ~ .
Fine Stocltpd Wheaten.
A full line It! gnarl:
Ales“, Ineiud
Ing the famous disco: Burton’s In
Ben I Cole Stout. ‘IiwoyI on draught.
Anheuser Bosch 8561“ ch Drought.
1'. .I. sULLIvAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
. tilt! the appointment of Hubert E
" the finance committee he Instructed
' lions; while for ionic back and Wonk
d mended.” Eiectric‘BitxeMesuloue the
digestive functions, purity the blood
and import reheated vigor and .vltpllty
fo the weak and debilitated of both
sexes.
(Continuodw from First ruse )
load in that tlmc. He said that dur
ink that time a place 700 yards in
length had not been touched. lie on-
timated that 84 or ‘05 had been spent
in that limo. The speaker said forty
years ago he lived way in the country
and had no roads in such a condition
.I .l‘rospact avenue. A zutter should
implowed out, as there was not a.
trace oi one there at present. .110
said that a sewer had been put
through Dover street. and the resi-
dents understood that the road was tot
he left in good condition, but stones
had been left, which the neighbors
had to clean up as best they could.
Councilman iiuhheli, who has an in.
torest in the land on which the bushes
grow. said he would see that the mat-
ter was looked after.
Mr, llailwltz spoke of a large tree
which hung in the street, and people
had to drive in the bushes to not
around it, and he wanted to know
whose place it was to fix this matter.
The residents said they had to pay
their city taxes and asked any of tho
councilman to walk up there a dark
night, like Monday night. and they
would do something. What was neod-
ed was a good plow and man to plow
out the glitters and round up the
streets.
A residenp of Dover street said that
alter the scwor was put through
stones were left in the guitar and
water now runs into the people's dour
yards.
A motion was made that the
highway committee investigate all the
streets in that vicinity and take ac-
tion as they see fit. Mr. Mathols said
it would cost $300 or $400 to fix these
roads.
City Clerk ilurlbutt said he could
not load the city hills until he knew
which of the hills was to he hold up,
as there was not money enough to
pay the highway depaItmoIIl The
highway bills were 8:594 and only $104
lett in the treasury.
A motion made and carried that,
the sum of 31.000 of the city treasurer
1w appropriated to the highway do»
partment to pay current bills. This
is a privilege of the council to allow
it sum not to exceed $1,000 to any
department, if they so desire;
The following bills were. ordered
paid:
l’ollce ....................... S 2.00
ll'lre ....................... 102.712
Highway 204.01
Sewer ............ 430.10
Sowur extension 175.30
mum—ad
$1, 005. 02
lienry Mathois asked to ho t‘xtilfit‘d
t‘Iom the session laughingly remark-
ing that he had got ills $1,000 and
would now leave.
Councilman lluhhcll uttered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was adopted:
Voted. That the clerk be authorized
and directed to draw orders to meet
the interest due July I. 1908, on the
city bonds and notes, and that when
checks are sent out of town that said
checks include the cost of exchange
or else be paid in New York funds.
'l‘wo estln tea and specifications
were submit ed by Charles N, Wood
city engineer. They Were to sewer
smith and lirook streets from the
blacksmith shop to theoutlct at Meek-
. r‘s shop, a distance of 000 feet, the
wet being about $2,550.40. The second
illiiiitlo was to go to Ruymond's‘
ock, leased by the steamboat com:
any. which would save 280 loot and
so umuholes: The estimated cost
i' this was $1,036.22, It tiliferenco of
:24.
it was said that it was doubtful if
'uymond lirotllers would allow the
ower to go through their property.
The motion was made that the sow.
r colIIIIIltieo be authorized to go
head with the sewer. according to the
ocond estimate of Mr. Wood. provid-
ti arramreIIIonts could he made with
lr. Raymond; the cost not to exceed
he estimate of 8,930.22. if the con-
ent of 'i‘. l. Raymond cannot be olr
wiped, the sewer to he carried
hrough Smith street. at the cost of
Much of your, summer
pleasure depends upon luv-inn
I cool and comfortable hitch»
en. Why not be prepared for
hot days beto'ro they come?
Ask your dealer to show
the New Pertectioa Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook—Stove.
It's a wonder.
Dues the work of your big
range in every Ipartlculu. but
makes summer days endursble. Think of pre-
paring I meal in less time than‘ you'd do it on
the coal range.°and then sitting down at table
with the family—not overheated. but entirely
comfortable.
That is the way you will do when you have
I "New Perfection Oil '.' Cook-Stove in your
kitchen. ' Made’ln three sizes; fully warranted.
If not with your dealer. write our nearest agency.
is I center 'draft lstnp
“hi-rind»- l
Lamp oi greet illumiuting
RE ' "5 wer. Largefontholdsoil'torsevenl
hours' humln n.’g Free rom oil objection-hie features-I
splendid {and y lsqp. If not with your dealer. write our
nearest agency.
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STANDARD till. COMPANY OF NEW Willi
(Incorporated)
STONINGTON UNION ASSOCIATION
Oldest Baptist Association in New Eng- New Books Added to the South Nor-
land Holds Convention. walk Library This Month.
NORTH STONINGTON, Juno 17.——~
The Sioulngton Union Association of
Itaplist thurches, the oldest Baptist lla-
sociatlou in Connecticut. Rhoda island
and Eastern Massachusetts, is holding
its 130m annual convention here today
and tomorrow in the Third Baptist
Church.
Rev. E. W. Porter, of Jewett ICity.
delivered the introductory address at
this mmnlug's session to the delegates
and their irlcuds. ()lht-I wankers at
the convention are Rev. Dr C. H.
Spnlding, or the Baptist Publication
Society of Boston, Mass; itcv. in.
l). (‘. Barnes. field Omlt‘i oi the Bap
list Alilt‘l‘lcuil missionary society and
Rev, Dr. Dongs, who has jusl returned
from an extended trip to Japan, indin
IuIIl China.
More sessions are to he held today
and two tolnollow, lll‘tluding the state
IIIeeting oi Ihe llllplisi Foreign Mission
Society. the Baptist Domestic Mission-
.Ily Society and llli Vi. C. 'i‘. U
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.
“After tloctorinu II‘I‘ycIirs for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing has done me
as much good us Dr. King's New Life
l’iils. 1 consider them the host pills
ever sold " writes II 1“. Ay.scue of in-
glcsldc N. C. Sold IIIItlcr guarantee at
it‘. ll. Ilnxtcrs drug store 25c.
MORE GOOD READING.
—_—‘—.
General Works.
Rand. McNully,
Atlas of the World: Vol. 1. United
States; Vol.2, Foreign Countries.
Potter, Marion,
United States Catalogs,
Print 1908.
Philosophy, Religion. Sociology.
Fuller Robert li., ~
Government by the People.
Munsterhclx. Hugo.
On the Witness Stand.
Worccsirr, iii. and others,
Religion.
Books in
Useful Arts.
Swoopo. C. Walton,
Practical Electricity.
Rooting, Corhice and Skylight Mau-
illll.
King, Alfred,
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
Biography.
qurwlck. (llIIIrlt-s,
-l)nnton and the French Revolution.
Literature.
IIIIrIIs. liohcrt,
Poems.
'i‘lmym‘, William,
ltltlit'u.
. Fiction.
Butts. Arlo.
intoxicated Ghost.
Henson, Robert,
Lord of the World,
liIIvis. Richard il..
Vera. the Medium,
lie in Pasture, Mrs. Hoary,
trey Knight.
FARM HAND KILLED HIMSELF.
[MIDDLETOWV N.Y.‘.lIIIIII17.—~A
farm hand known only us August, who “mm, P “mtg,
murderously assaulted Mrs. Joseph Scale Message.
Mel/eye the wife of a farmer living
near Montgomery. was found dying
early today in a clump of bushes on
the farm on which lli.‘ had hidden hlm~
self. He had cul his throat and
wrists. lie was taken to the jail at
Wadrn and attended by It physician.
but liled only it short time after he.
Lewis. Alfred Henry,
Wolfvlllu Folks.
LoriIuI-r. (i. Horace,
Jack Spurloek, Prodigal.
hiactirath, Harold,
Lure of the Mask. .
()pperlhelm, E. Phillips,
Avenger.
2,550. 40.
Councilman Skellv said that 010'
eople oi the New Canaan road and
hupcl street Walited electric lights?
he [(‘Sltlt‘llts of Morgan avenue alsol
shed for a small light at the end of
he street
A motion was made and succudcri
hat the light Committee be instructed
I) put in three small lights in ill.
Ilnces mentioned.
Councilman DiIWOItlI said that all
he Hope Hose. quarters there were
our steam radiators which are not
used. and he has been (Jili’l'fll $25 for
no tour, and thought it to he a good
tier.
it was said that new and wider doors
vere needed at these charters, as at
i‘epeul the thick" had to he put in
diagonally. The cost was estimated at
I PIA .
motion was made that the file
bmlnlttcerncn he inlatructcd to sell the
our radiators at the sum of $25.
Coupelihlap Skelly made a motion
gut doors and all repairs he made on
0 Hope I-lo quarters, the cost not
0 exceed $15 Unanimously voted.
A motion was made and caIrled that
. he finance department for interest.
The. terms of three directors of tho
Norwalk Library will expire in July,
I‘lshop,~Hor‘aco E. Dunn: and James
‘. ‘Huhheritor the ensuing term were
Ipproved unanimously. ,
The refunding handout the town
were to he delivered scanned a mo»
ion that the mayor and, chalrmttn, of
lo dCllVe)‘ them either at New York
or Boston, at the Blodlroti. Merrill
Company may direct, prevailed.
The meeting then- adjourned. there
b‘cing no other business. ..
A Git-AND FAMILY MEDiclNE. ,
"It gives me pressure in. up a good
Word for Electric Bithw tea Mr.
Frank Cdnlan, of No.1” Houston St...
New York. “it's It grand family ’medi
cine for dyspepsia had liver complicar
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
Sold under guarantee at El
* Iltllit'll‘d. Charles G. 8.,
House in the Water.
Scull.
Princess Dchra.
Wilkcns. Mary ill. (Fret-man).
Shoulders of Atlas.
\‘t’illlmIIsoII. C. N. and A. M.,
The Chaperon.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Fr Iluklln lillslr of New Castle
Del” saint
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
.IIId.hclclIIng. i tried everything i
i'tlllil llil‘ili of but nothing helped me
until i took lllaailtau Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely"
idol stile by It ii. l’luislod, F H
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. '*
lug taken to the institution. Mrs. Mc—
Vey is still in .I (‘llllClfl condition. She
has not rectneled consciousness sinte
the attack was lill Hie upon her
STORRS COLLEGE COMMENCE-
MENT.
STORRS, June l7-'l‘he Connecti-
cut Agricultural College held its iwrlu~
ly sixth annual oonIIIIt-ncoulcnt Iodal.
lir. dunrd ll. .itIIItlns oi the ugricul
lura C\1)t)i“lliliill station at New lin-
\cu delivered the (‘Olilllii‘llct‘lllt‘llt atl- l
dress. Followinh the alumni dinner at l
1 o‘clock che addresses by truslt‘t‘s
alumni and others. This afternoon
the annual meeting of the alumni n3
socialion will ht held and tonight
there will he a reception
d..-
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THE PARIS
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33 South Villain! Street, South Norwaik. « .
Great Reduétlon Sale l
5J5 .Q0 Luther» Suits for r 57. 50 $15 .00 Ladies' Coats "air 37. 50
$2000Ltidres Suits for 310 pp Ladics’ Skirts, , ,
525,09 Ladies Suité f0, “2 0.0 $1.,98 $2.98, 83. 98 and up
Lathes“ Dresses. 53. 98 up to $25
538‘00 Ludles' Suits ton $15. ”0‘11!de Whléis the ”ch Smell
$10. 00 Little's? Coats for $4. 98.
in town.
The Paris Clock and Shit House
Sale in Bath States:
33 80. Main St, So. Norwaik and 515-517 Main St. Stamford.
C.
500.
Baxter’s drug store.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
The D. M Read Co
} i
'l rammed fol years with L
Cloak and Suit House
the sum of 8500 be appropriated to
n
”midtown Amvcrtisementhm l Bridgeport Advertisements.
£4305”:th 1M7.
I 1 ‘ kl I
Damty Handkerchrefs
Novelties, Embroidered and Lace-trimmed for
Graduation Gifts.
Any girl will be delighted with a lovely Handkerchief
for a qutlIIIItioII gill. She will cal‘ry it at LouIIIIt-ncuucrlt,
and It will be a treasured rtIIIeIIIlIIaIIce fol mauv a day.
A large assorlmtut of lace- trimmed Handkerchiefs is .
slum II this wait, and a great portion of them are inexpen-
sive.
LiIIt'n Handkerchiefs with borders of Valcncienncs and
Metlrliu lace,
from 25c to $5.00
according to the quality and amount of lace.
llaIItlktIclIieis that are hand matlé and hand cmbroi~
tiered, '
French, Madeira and Armenian Work, sec to $3.50.
. washable Pillow Slips 2
of Colored Linen and Law
Some new 1’ illow Slips have just appeared in the Up—
lIolsltIy Store. 'llley arc of soft and heavy Bloom Linen,
tlIIet- tolors, IIaIIIIrIl, oltl blue, and resetla, all of them hand
eIIIbroitit-rctl III while, with It buttouliolcd edge done in scaL
lops ilItIe are 'lubit and Stand Covers. to go with them,
which t‘Xiltll\ match, anti anything more attratztite or suit~
able for a summer living room or lIctlrooIII, it would be hard
to find. “they must be seen to be appreciated.
A second lot of lllUSi. plain Pillow Slips in gray. green
gums lfutn, the kind that lace together at the opening.
White Lawn Slips, very sheer, (laintlly hand embroi-
tleIetl III 1 Hitch lniIl work. these are pretty to use over a
colored pillow, $I. 25 each.
White Scrlm Slips, embroidered in colors, pink, blue,
led and green. lleIIIstittlIt-tl ruffles on these 98c.
Fiovared Lawn Slips, made with rutilt-s, 25c.
Lorne and see ilIIs array of i’iilow Slips.
worth all especial visit.
0
It is well
’l‘hirtl floor, Carpet Store elevator.
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\\e hate the most approved kinds,
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Gas plates‘ and III a variety of different burners
Smut tom Cllltlll ones can he used on the table or a bench,
and set awn) “hell not in use.
\\'I'llI I, J, ‘5 anti 4 burners. 75c and up.
The D M Read
.m we I7 I550
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MOOMR
WE lNVlTE YOUR ATTENTIDN TD OUR, NEW LlNE OF
LADIES’ LAWN SUITS
At $3. 00, $4. 00 and $5. 00. ' ‘
LADIES’ GALATEA SKIRTS
'iTAt $1.39 $1.,9s $3.,oo
Value $1. 09 Value $2. 49 Value $4 00
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS
At $.l.00, $1.50 and $2.98.
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
, 50c to $2 .9.8
LADIES’ KIMONAS
25c to $3.00. r
A. Di“ erman 8: Son
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84 Washrngton St, South Narwalk
Telephone 446.. .. ...‘ . , .,
.Weeeeonmmmuev
trim-.4.» I .
NOW OPEN under. New Management
SHORE DlNNERS A SPECIALTY. DANClNG; BOATING, BATHINO.
' AND MHERI’ATTRRGTPQNB. -
Especial attention laivoo to automatons partlel.
’Imm I- 1‘ l Iii-la,
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th Eli VAUDEVILLE
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