I.“ on air household furniture. other personal property: , 88llll8tll 7 p.1n.o115day 811ml . 7. Saturday until 8: 0.“ : Hun—.— _, (funeral Iniormstion Ticker ‘ Dinners, 750ts. Tel. 488 "“‘ nought. m which has b0848- years. has borne the signature or and has been made tinder an peo- 3onal suporvialon aince its infancy. 55 88. fill“55531111111 1105033 macaw yen in this. 5 _ 5 1. one am ‘ 1345154‘ bill! ,Wflnwntaflmt trifle with and cndhngc‘r 6 1888.111. of 4 “win Willi-edema 011“- inut Experiment- I; I8 CAST-0 RIA ”as 8111mm constitute for Castor Oil,Pare- Drops and Soothing Syrups. 1138‘? neither Oplunii, Morphine 1111'! o ‘ 1th We is its guarantee. It dessnoyn Worm over-miners. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind imubli #68818“ 0011§5tipatlon ,8 i 1.1.1.111... s huughi so £68 by: mYeeterday'e National League Ileaulta. , I ‘ Horace E.Da11n 8& Son, ‘ Lady Attendant. 8 18 Nor MODERN on scishrihio Monarch Repair Shop. ,. -aunossm “hills . . durum» cum-“tum. (lac ; Baas a cm 88111; 11.1191 651 4rsugii t.- ‘1 4; ”8.8.1188 mono : dim-1&9: Miller’s Fri and. 035A Atwavs r 30 Years. "We. Inn-1m ————~—«-......—.__._. - BASEBALL news; Yesterday's State League Results. At New liritaiu—lirldgeport 9, New liritain 4. At. Waterbury—Waterbury 4.111111- iord 0. At New liaveu—Holyoke 8, New Haven 3. , At Springfield—Mormon 1, Spring- field 0. 0 At Chicago—Chicago 7, Cincinnati 58.“ Ili'ooklyu—l’hIludclplila a, crook- yn 0. . At St. Louie—~i‘lttsburg «1, St. Louis 3. At New York—«l oatou 14, New York 10 (first 1111111121; New York 7, Iiostou 4 (second game). Yesterday’s American League Results. At Cleveland—Cleveland 3, Chicago -) At nostou~lioston 2, Washington 1 At _,PhiI11dclphl1i—-l’liIladolphla 43, New York 0 (first game); New York 2., Philadelphia I (second game). At Detroit——St. Louis 4, Detroit 1. ,-—Constlpaiion causes headache, nan son. dizziness lsnguor, heart palpita- tion. Drastic physics gripe. sickon weaken the bowels and don't cure. an's Regulets act gently and cure clgigtip‘ation 25 cents. Ask your drug5 1 1: 8‘ 55 .fititioued the auuolk probate court, ' liam H. Tait, the presidential nominee, “ . tenant Eben Hill Jr. ., of Norwalk the , while there were notified of his death. “ l George I.Hu “pl Inle- tratien o Nleea8‘? 31188.." BOSTO. one MIN—George .Hurd. 8oi New or . uncle of i‘our—y8ear-old8 Natalie Hurd, legatee of $260. 000 at the estate of the later Walter F. 1111- her. whose will is being contested. I133 appointment as administrate; of i' c estate of his niece. The i-lurd child «lied soon after her benefactor. Frank H Hard, a brother or the petitioner, . and his wife. Helen B. Hard. parents of the child. signed th petition as heirs at law 118111! next 0118M: Wai r F‘. linker died at 8Bogota. N. J., Ias fall, under circumstances can eidered mysterious. Under his will, Harvard University, Edward F. linker, his brother, and Natalie iiurd shared equally his estate. I Edward F. Baker is contesting the will. I AT MULDOON’8 TRAINING QUAR- TIRE. Secretary Root ~ Expected Tomorrow and Tait May Come Luisa. , NEW YORK, June 26.~—It I11 said .that Secretary of State Root will ar-I live at Muldoon‘s sanitarlnm on thol outskirts of White Plains, tomorrow. afternoon, to undergo a course of train- , log for the. benefit of his health. Wil- may join him there. “Will Secretary Tait take a rest‘ and a course of training under your. direction?" Mr. Muldoon was asked. I . “I don't know now." said he; “It will be decided on Saturday after the , meeting at Oyster Bay." on THE M‘Acmas. Williamil. Meyer, hospital steward on the staff of Commander Frank S. Comwoll, oi the Naval Mllitia,C. N 6., reported on the U S. 8. Machias In the New York navy yard at 10: 30 yester- day morning for duty in connection with the monster of the ship tp the care of the militia. Chief Boatswain‘s Mate Chalice M. (leaner reported at the same time, as did Chief Quarter master Taylor: of Waterbury. Lieu- tenant James R. Disbrow. the [layman- ier. and Osborne A. Day. assistant on- giueer, both of New Haven. reported at the same hour Wednesday. Lien- navigator, ieported to Commander Coruweli at 10:30 yester ay morning. lflieutenant Commander John K. Mur- phy, of short Beach, will report at 7 p m. Saturday and Lieutenant David M. 'I‘rocartin, of Bridgeport. the sur goon, will report at 8. 30 that day HOT8§L MAN ,FOIJhDosA'o. 5 HARTFORD. June; 26.—.~Willinm .11. Grade, who is connected. with, the H01 lei Gnrde, was found dead lubed. ybo-: tcrday afternoon. lils demise was sudden, although he had been, unwell for some time with hatomnch trouble. He had a severe vomiting spell, yes- terday morning, but rallied. .liis moth- er and brother. Walter, were in New Haven at the time of his death and They returned on the 2:58 train yes- terday afternoon. Mrs. Garcia was al most prostrated. here from New Haven about three years ago. PROVED l CLEVELAND June 26.--’l‘ho_ ooudi» , morning was said to be much Iiuproy ed. He enjoyed a good night's rest. and expressed himself as feeling bet ier than at any time since he reached the hospital. At 7. 80.thi11 11101111115J his temperature registered 98. pulse 72,1'eepiration 22. :1" HIDE-13815581888831;- ,.-- ......._._-L_..._.-- a m...“ 45 Wall St.) Norwalk. Real Eddie and Insurance. we have several decided bargains In Income proddcing property thalv must Increase in value with the rapid 5981-th of the town. 11 -At5tendtnce all hours day and night. 4 Frederick H. Gaming, , » } srAimhic dauphin} hills 26 UNDERTAKER. Funeral Farlers in Connection. Tel 1501: l- OIIIcc find Residence, 5 884 so. 1111511195 1511:, cou'ru uoawALic m .-.........._._... YOUR Shoe R 8‘89 8'8‘ repairing I'l UNLESS coil; 3811 Us. 3 . . 43 RAYMOND 81'. none 38 oh POSTAL. resonate; 1.19111. enrollment avg: '8 cry Room 11.11th 7- -- 1137113 11111011181111. 44 . 4 “is What. fihi Ih‘p [clad-l It"; a’nd Mihsusfidlidohh 8448:” on 81411191115, 6 “ Every Evening. Prices 51: and 100; No.1 , is. or 01103881183 play the fill-eaten iii an 5 ’I‘hellelie of Richmond , 138898903 Nedacsdnyghnd 588888888888? . 1 ; humble: not. i ‘ unclaimed; . ‘ 1 1 i '1 “ "AND . - Illuétrated Songs Higher. Saturday-Matinee. .- "Children. 56.5 .18 1* I‘1 i: How's 111131118188 and continuing tor 1... raisins.) period, 8853 Lucy RldIiken 4181325511131 geekyciilé‘adl‘ wmyhesohr Southern WM; 5 4. . 1 with all the scenic 11nd electrical .313 1.1.1111. necessary for the proper produc- tion or the play. wit-w- Other Big Royalty 11111.. to 5880081. TI listens 10c and 1:1.“ 8 o.--.8..--.. 11:3 “.~.l.- ,dmh- 418.415 1'. “ecsutuvxri. Molina». 17 WALL STREET. NORWALK. The Garden came . CONGRESSMAN SHERMAN IM- 1’4 Lion of Congressman Sherman thIs\~ Mouse PICTURES 4' hours. . nicnt (althi'ully for two weeks alter “you think yen are well. to utterly 11n- . nsA'I'nef s “A . , aids bronigh 8 888181di18868acl, 4.7::‘5: had 11 , sol l8)pp dab ‘ .Id 1111111., lie'p'drtsto ,1 8 DH JLCII' 11111111111. 1115111199. 19,111.”L 1 4.. ”Dridieport Advertisemeiits | Bridgeport Advertisements. , m8 . it) - \ hosiery centre oi Europe. America. which nothing can withstand smaller and even latte cities.“ the saving for yourself. snmere. thingdift'erentallthetime. so enormous is our business. the finest ones ior on. He goes to price. 3100 kinds. 11—inch. A agitate-orgiermnu of 5m Hosiery» 8i deamdser s For 01148 hundred and iiity ye‘srs Chemnits 81111 been the What Cherish: is to the world-:t-lsrge Wsnunaker's is to Wanamakh’s is one oi that 38:8 calorie oi great whole: sale importers to idiom all dooi‘p ht Chemnitz are open, and who are able to obtain the very lowest prices on everything. Quantity is our 4"open me." Buying for our two great stores—New York and Philadelphia—gives us : leverage with the wholesalers who sell to 3 china! stores in all the Consequently prices you pay at Wanamaker’s are about the same :11 most stores must pay the importer. Some of the largest and most pfégressive Chenuiitz unnu- iactnrers even iavdr our orders to those of wholesale houses, because we give them ideas out of our contact with con- Wholesalen are Content with the same things you alter year. Wanamaker-'3 must have something newcome- Ourrepresentstlve must go abroad at least twice 11 year, He goes first to France—land oi novelties. thing-finds out the new colon—new cmbroideries—chooses y—iull 111 French initiative and art. Then he orders, knowing he is backed by Paris. In this way'yo‘u can find novelties at Wmismsher' 11 fully 11 year ahead of almost any other large store or wholesale house, and at practically the usual wholesale ‘ Our represented" has returned hom‘ nix last trip to Chemnits, and we invite you to: ROSIERY STOCK CUM- PLE’I'B with every good stocking MG‘P'II'OM 18251: to - .i We specially dill your attention to the new novelty stock- in- ior children to W their another-particularly gingham Exclusively at Wanamsker’s. 4 . ~ 8' 8'/ It more than puts us on a phr You can see Sees every- HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ciill'ord—JJ. .I. i‘rcegan, George H. Couch, Charles II. Swan, ll. M. Ame. den, Boston; W. .1. Casey, liurllngtou, Vt; ii. A. Smith, Washington. D. 0.; Richard Bennett nml'dauimter. 1!. L8. Waters, New York; W. H. Marigold .ir., Bridgeport; ls]. 1‘. Smith, llurt- ford; JObn A. Potts,5yVostport. Ma'hsckemoo-J. I‘Ionsingcr,‘ New York; Mrs. Longncckcr and son. city; 0. Robert Lynch, Columbus, 8. C II. Sayer, Jr., New York; L. K. Dou- uld,ll11d1:cport: l..lt.H11rlbntt,WII- ton: 8 Greenstiin, Bridgeport; Frank iF.Sheru1nn, liurn lcunihgs. Thomas Shanlev New Ilu1';o1i C T. Garrahe, chtpor8t; 'i‘. G. Abbott Charles IIIII Montclair, N.'.i.; C. S. illne, New Rn: chelle; Mrs. C. N. Hail. Miss Elsie liall. New Milford; F. H. Waters. New York: A. M. Cusick, Boston. ‘ LA GRIPPE. Brazilian Balm never lost a case; never let it run Into pneumonia, nor' left d Ipwre‘dk. Only thing on earth . that kl Is the tough grip germ But fi'mi Want Balm and 11. plenty. so do not' trifle with the small sizes but got the :50c or $1.00 bottle 1111.] take hall a. tcaspooniul in nutter every three Be sure to keep up this treat- nihlla so every gem in every great err gnu. hose remaining germs cause the evils, ttr eneéts: It Is haltoured grip. II as rip sans with hemorrhage or the lungs give the large dose every 10 051' 16 minutes till it stops. 8HAwAuAN CAMPAIGN orENe. HON DULU, June 211. ~Seeretary oh the In rlpl Garfield will open the Re publl 1111 campaign In the Hawaiian Islnn a tool it when he will speak in this titty on he issues ilivmved‘ In the coming battle for party sup em'eey.‘ (in Stiturday the secretary wily make" tour of the island of Kauai, iiiid he will sail for home on Sharlay on the “" cruiser St. Louis. sticKLtu'e AgINICA 31111811,: wins. Tom 11111111111111 lloiitrli5 l. (loch- rah,a on 8Wflt68: “1 hair in bad core 9%th Titan '91 ili'y 16111 111111: chnld it out 1i that who hcaiiit 111.111 1 applied “suckhn’ s Arnica cove. stsh dish ntbOwon I896 888813 1-8188!) “18.188 88851811118111.1111 cur'e.’ old tinder guarantee :45 F. EM 1111,: more. 1111.11 .luiil‘a 2t «7148113me .Ily thchh5 has files or y d: title b.1555 55 indigo” 51:5 vis“ 3°11? "dull. ‘lu'lall. more oilicnra oi late that Willilli the, acovery or the plague an)I 11 8‘38 he» luyea , 12 deaths h5nd occuired. Gold Medal Flour Is the only “host". Jw do chenille statics , hall. 11th a GAVE LIFE To SAVE TRAIN. PARIS. ill., June 26.—-—Mangled bo- peath the wheels ot‘rhe Kdickerbookor: ~r special, yesterday. Lawrence Friend, aged twenty-three yeail, a brakeruan. 4 save his life in preventing the fact Big Four passenger train trom crash- ing Into a row of freight cars. head on, and; the loss of scores of lives that might. have lollowod the collision. Friend was working on a freight. train which was blocking the “he when the an hour. The brakemau ran into a switch and turned it Just in time to throw the passenger train on a side track. but not quickly enough to avoid being struck down and crushed by the Knickm hocker' 3 engine. ONLY CURE FOR DYSP88E8P8IA. 0:188 Franklin 88888888818 New Castle, says: “l on ere ory rs dyepepsla, used to have'greatfidiii‘l and belching. I tried everythinfi could hear of but nothl 3515; helped me until i took Brazilian Ila cent hotiio cured mo combiétely” For 3an by R. 11‘. Plaisted, r 11 ' Baxter and The Cliilord Pharlllfiilt- " , CHINESE BANK T08 LE8A8VE 5M8A_N CHURIA. MUKDEN June 26.—-'l‘he Russo Chinese bank. in spite of the protestA of the Russian Iegalion at Pekin, is to immediately withdraw lbs Munchies “ from that po1lion oi hiancburid over which Japan exercises its influence. The bank“ he's been shern of its u-politl ' cal chaiacter since the death or M. , Poko‘tilom former Russian mlnlcter to China. and Its Withdrawal from south- ern Manchuria Japnne'de mitent 1131' £118th Marking the spheres oi- influence it” any two ‘04 countries in Nanchang! 5"-'5:f' nonsense A d'iroi. i'i‘hs. 11:1. PASO, Text. .1 110 21.41.... :' mutation the Russo . i. W. passenger unin came along at 40 miles ,8 and one 50 , The D. M Read Co. Winged 1m. Clearance Sale , of Embroidered Batiéle Robes Exclusive Designs and hit one of a kind. In Champagne and White. This sale “ill be intensiing to many women, for these lovely RobLs are very LlLsi1151blc for warm weather. There is but one of a pattern and the assortment is limited, but 4 we uisli them to bc appicciaicd, so tiny are offered at a seasonablc houi. Reduced from $15.00 to 111.50 Displayed at the Embroidery Section. Ribbons Dorothy Dainty Sets. Sashes and Hairbows. Ribbons are supremo this summer. I‘Iowcr'ed 'I‘aiictas and lustrous Satins and Brocndcs for every conceivable use , , and adornment. oil , Many Novelties are shown for Sashes, to match frOcks ,..‘ of organdic, dimity or lawn. ] 8 "Dorothy Dainty” Sets, matched sash and hair rib- -“ bous, put up atiiactiv cly 111 a box. 5 The “Bclknap Hairbo.” a pure silk ribbon of weight 4 and lustre, which. possesses lasting stiffness. ; Fancy Beltings i118 endless combinations, including Per- 44 Slim and gold ctfccts. "8 8“ Wash Ribbons for lingerie in all widths? lirst Section, imaging Main St. entrance. The Undennuslin Sale 8 There are still many tempting bargains remaining for late Lomers. :8 8 French Corset Covers, 391:. A fine assortment of sizes 5. 40, .12 and 44. 18 Combination Garments. drawers and corset covers, skirts and corset covers, $1.19. M Chemisuga varied assortment. long and short. Short Petticoats, trimnihd with c1511br0ide1y Long Petticoats, a number in extra sizes included. , Nightgowns of muslin, lilgl‘i—iicckcd, slightly massed, 5 50 and 7 c. 5 5 ,4 ‘ i i Iaix 8 Read Co *w 1' 1 The D. .‘r‘wVK\WQ» FOR our «specialty thisweoli w‘é “have chosen Wdiilts. 8 No diat- tci' hoiv many of these useful: .28)"- MW a lady has she 51111181111311 it new one. At the prices we have made [or this settle. the lady need not s‘top’ at one. ‘ LOT N0. 51— 5 5 5 Waiéls at 59 (£88 VALUE ........ 5... ........ 41.00' LOT no.2.- ' W888“ at 789 as VALUE .......... $1.00 TO 81.115 ' Lorr no. 3—- . 5‘ Wolds at 98 1‘88 VALUE .; ........ e125 To 41.50 . , 1.01" so. 4— _ waifis at $818 829 VALUE .......... 41.50.1'08210’118 +04"? "1°- .5:— ,Lace Whittle ”$1598 VALUE ........... 33.50 , to? No.55- ~ Mexicans were arrea lion against a trio ly power on Am- erlcan soil said to be several from. Antonio.yil- Iereal and Flores .Na olutiohlsta Whom the ,irom the United States. here yester- 4 day. charged with tomentlnga revolu ' Among etterpulodifl Willa . .8 based, rev. ' chateau gov- _- eminent recently sought to estradite ‘ at $2 98 Virgo; ............. Lace Waiéts “ 1-111th or has: his 1.881888. Lester M. Nolan p.05 N lea. 515', 11k): a 81888888883818.8898” thymine r. 3,538. cw scanty; y or con 11 and 411818 “1,8,5 limited in his. Have topndllea his 119de for throat and. Iplai‘n headmaste- no a bot helical was he the maxi forty years 323119 at. the head throat and Itiiig remedies. As a preventive of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs physicians from the Chicago Doom it has no equal, under guaran R'H Rust 3' 118888 gustor'e. 6011 on 81008.; Trial bottle tree. a; 1 that :iéhilciltf 8aIreets, last hi hi, Amounts every Alane it --.Ond one in sight. 1.1.11.1». was ordered by He In on 1- Ev no he- ia cation 88 11888858118888- or :mallhox“ 80$?- cases wh ch have come out oi the tild- vAcémA CHICAGO. Depart t co dad lion ofmfbpd 88818 1115888888de teenth. Forty -,tourth State and 3° toot.
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