o dispensers otJI
1 aeove fornication"I
W %W
,tltheoountr i9 101.an
toils: time t' id only be ob-
“minimum ‘&&%?WIBIM
trumpeting bosons
menu
”'11.
alloy. Jr.’ a. in South N all...I are
carrying the spook] gut
tly adopted“ the ££:prlu i
so a as
lite remembered t IL in-aessem
stops the itching with
decade to heal im-
‘nllnotl' shin troubles.
‘1 “’ pimples! blackheads, acne,
. blotcbes. rash. etc" results
. a or an overnight application.
~ 1 ate! samples of partner are
.33“ by mail free of charge.
0 essency'haboratoriea, as
Twentycflfth-Street, New York
‘1Not'VIaiit otuooalto-«slsll'
chronic cases in ’
1
It
well for
”d the beat
The score by inn lVV
titamford 11 21110 0 2 o sw-lV'f 19 11.
asssaau
His-sat. 0
National Leaguewltandlng.
. l
l’lttahurg .......... 12 fl 1167
“Philadelphia s s 1671
awn...-.......... 11 7 51111
....... ...ltl 1 it .526
Cincinnati ......... to it .1117
mm .......... 7 '8 .467
Nov You .......... 1; .1 .4211
,8t. lJouis ........... 7 1:1 .150
"I Yesterday's Results.
Chicago 4; Cincinnati. -.l
limklyn. 7; Philadelpha' 1.
1 Pittsburg. ti; 8t. Lorrie. 5 ill in-
niugs). 1
New York, 2; Boston i (first galnei;
1 New York I; iloston. 0 tsecoud game)
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
St. Louis at Plttsbur'g.
Cincinnati at Chicago. 1
American Leaguglbtandlng.
L. .C.
F1 .737
4 Wfiweinfig’ wr 3"! hr ' 6 .6’5
- ' . 7 .7163
‘ hicago ............ 8 it .500
it it) t 'I . in {KWM' Chm: and .......... 7 p out
L 10 0 gag! 'i'- eiphin 6 ‘11 42p
a A K“ E30" 'A act'htnKtOll ........ 13 9 357
" “‘ V ills ........... 6 12 .294
”I". Elly for "Milk“ Boys in Ondt " ‘ ' . ngl-dgy'g Result;
aided. aim. ‘Detroit 7. St Louis. :1. t
‘ The Stamfordtfllgli’ schools won a ’Philndeiphia.’ 2; Washington 1. '
. er‘ one-sided and poorly played .lifston ; New York, 3.
' he Norwal Highs, on ‘ Lowland." .; Vt‘hicago l. I
. mi Stdarfor, weanéyday't Games Today.
hie etcot'é bf ”17 tn “3 “Mi “and flogton at NC" York
mwlmh“ GUII'MN'I W W Washington at Philadelphia.
tug“ who ”geranium desegr- ”it: they _ _’._.._
" 0 Connecticut Le ue Standin .
”in.” arwalk made “06”: bits all it ‘ “W ' L'. g P.C.,
1} Ditdh‘ed‘ tour mntns‘s and "M Hartford .......... I 7 l .875
0" mu WM with“ 1111151111 Hull/bile ..' .......... r. :1 .1125
this. striking out three men, giving «New 'llrltnin 5 3 V615
as many babes on birth. 'a‘ud 'ullowlna Northampton ....... 4 t ' 1500
WWW ““"' Bridgeport ......... t 4 L500
5111111111111 obtained its first runs by Waterbury ......... 3 5 .375
' '- ‘0 “Ch “’1' “V9 ihts '"n the New ven ........ 2 ii .260
Willard!“ the) 133M111" ill: Springfield ......... 1 r. .167
3‘ wfrrorst‘esgvbm‘ “b g-wN‘v’EIEW » Yesterday's Results. ' I
#1 war Till“- 5“”. did but way ‘,Northampton :1; New Haven. ‘ no
. We“ until the seventh when t‘
' balls and twa errors by John-
'1“th ti on gave them one. mama
llth cit they scored their not
l'ttlyoil an error 111 Mernstelri a stolen
;an'd abmllffed throw by Ander-
Bushes excelled at the bat for Stanl-
1 :V-b-dtching piles provoke profanity.
protanity wont cure them Donn s
-1 M’bnt cures itching bleeding or
> 1 Riding piles after years of suffer-
V “Mt any drug store.
innings). l
Waterbury- Springfield Wet groundsg
Holyoke. 6: Bridgeport .1.
New Britain. 3: Hartford. 2 (it) in-
ninlll. 1
Games Today.
Northampton at Bridgeport.
New Haven at Waterbury.
Springfield at New Britain.
liariford at Holyoke.
BOXING BOUT POSTPONED.
NEW YORK May 7—»The six sound
bout between Stanley Kerr-hell and
Hugh MeGsnn whlth was to have fair
on place 111 Pittallura. tonight has
been postponed until May 18, in order
to give both men more time for train '
ihl- “'
RECENT VARRIYrAL OF VESSELB.
new New 7.-‘¢Arrlved:~
Bil-1 “sorta.“ Genoa and Naples.
gs. taralllm
x . In”! ‘
'2 ' “in m”%melk
's‘ ‘ ."I'Waflli «‘1 t
i*olephone at housed“.
1,. 1:37 1.4.11", "1&1 '
‘ lithium 5‘ ‘ 7
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"'9 lit-11.391191311111135 at? rear-3
ivm n.“vls1"‘1il'amoa. p..."
shirt as 1.1 v1»
1.1 y , 32K pyrap, mm Vyloe-
'- 1, , " b oopweti, cat’s‘l‘ufu ‘ ‘
/"' ‘1‘VVAIV” .1 it. “. - 1..
"1' oinsorons
s' ' Maths VH m0!"
lint" V wson any“ gay
. m hart! an except pally good line
it)! Refrigerators chIVs' senses. and now
the time to ldbl't flitant over. All
‘ and prices
PM?
U‘l'fl
. -, . 1: ,
if you have not. seen our “Booths"
:Bteel Refrigerators you should. more
" :r't‘w-
u Ir-tLaartMsv '1} 1 91-1
to » ,,
torsoyssmuoron emery. ,
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mgy 1
11111.11.
dies’ Oxfords
and“.
La
1 19°- .
913%.?“
TAN
S2700 TO .410 D.
coyotes That Fit
1le
"iilt‘waeni'norou ‘l‘ 11"
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Bettatthe
1‘ .' "l 1.11
‘ fa‘t‘ rm» 1hr.
COVE. WALVI. AND HIGH VITO.
Krill; tit
1. but," 1 l 04.".
1 .
517.st '
»~ mun-mar 11111111111111.1111. roars-re
~11 "1 were. ~ .,
coo g res ape , ',,
saving in the modem; and the‘ hemmed”
nlshiags~lor indoors and out—that are now in hours
every section til titsl Qtlleties. ,elll irelp Manhunt. New
life , . imebgbtiul.
'r stilt V’ p a hiring you to view exhibits. for
we dofnot; any Spring season, oterini (mom Odiely 01
Wt thctt' tremcly moderate prices: 1
Summer china and Glass
1. The temptation is almost irresistible todcvoto entire column
oi Gallery 11m to the see Cottage and Bungalow and Glass.
To chronicle these quaint. squat, deep-Upped. old-iasillonetl blue and
1““.de Toilet China; alone. is a most cottgtditl‘lasl:
for the adoring facets almost every conceivable need in flower motifs.
that will match flowered wall-papers and Cottage colorschonles.
There is the same qualatncss and suitability to Cottage life in these
inexpensive Dinner Porcelain: and Glass-and even in the humble
Kitchenwarcs:
AmericanPorcelainDlnnerSm, lm Theo. Haviland Dinner Sets, 100
places, in two daslgns; usual retell feces, with gold and floral patterns,
wiggle NM! price is ”So. 113 ‘25. usually sold at 850.
phenol. fl! .
Radon French China Dinner Sets,
Austrian China Dinner Sets, IOI Ill PM“. beautiful bar d" d “‘0‘"
plan s, two floral decorations. ”.81. all Pm“ ‘5“ ”7.59"“,
uses 1“ $l5. It!) Vpi'sccs, ail p'ttcts
“- ‘ ’ Tslléi Sets—about aslsr eacollec.
gold,
English Porcelain Dina" Sets, ”2 lion aswd‘ilave our diet in tilint
sad dainty patterns and is sues
pieces, plain artistic shape, with border
decoration, SIC a set. Sets, especially selected with a ritwto
01111115 Fl‘tl‘d 1711111114 DinaesSots, lemony with prevail! «Hem-ne-
100 pieces, with pretty flowers. lion and will pm": we, first! M3 45
would sprays, 8|; usually sold at W ‘ '1“ “ ii Pm” ' ‘
iii Vplscss, 9'30. usuallyaold s1
Second Gallery, New Building.
Slimmer Novelty Cnrtgins
There seems to have been a singular unity of purpose among
the manufacturers. in producing new Summer gings that are pic—
turesque: in trellis or lattice-like designs and meshes. or in interest-
lag leaded glass nloltfs. that so adapt themselves to out-of-twn
houses. These new Summer Curtains are far 100 varied in pattern
slid color, for more than brief mention oi each type, with attendant
ptlcemgo:
Serial, Striped and Trellis Curtains. Dainty Ruled we??? :2:
colored fluted en
la' acre shades; stars with remarkably Si. 75 I pair. With ”will and trellis
accents imitation at Filer and Ginny
insertions and edgtags. $3. 33.501
93 7,51 to $0.75 a pair.
patterns and pretty taut-lions, $2.60
PColored Madras Curtains—some‘of
these incladolser season's patterns sad
Bungalow and Cottage Curtains, sretbcrcfioee rednesdln prionalthosg thosgh
made of heavy, coarse ihresds-art- 5" “m 1"“! "It M
istic and Arts andCrefita-llhe, in core, u 330 :3” a pair,
“.25 and “.75 a pair.‘ l COMIC.“ Hottmll by the Yard——
., h
Mercerised Colored Lace Curtains: gang‘y'go?’ ghafig'gfiifmfli
allover patterns; very attractive. liar, tie to 3 yard. ‘
$7.50 a pair. ' ‘ 7 " Third Gallery, M Building
assume 31111.1? glued “wt m
The Wanamaker Gsllener were among the first to anticipate the
revival of the Rag Rugs of our forefathers. Each year the demand
ins been trips toolbars ”Ru with sentiment." until the section
of tits vtiing'f' lery as “Ye Sign of Ys Oldo
Fashioned Rug Steppe” become the lame-lovers’ source and
inepitltion tor mm at moderate cost. ‘
1 V lored and slurdily wcnéshsiki
Rugs. hill 113033.. go the ’lsrgerooln rise: at corro-
spondlng nines. Minna” x 54 in.. begin at 62. as: Old
Homestead Ru ,r a ionospheric" at 81.8md-loorg‘ltugs come
to as through’a 1: mm in New Eaghnd. 0 er Summer
Floor-covcrlrlgs‘ inc not Crest and other Grass Rugs and Carpets and
a most interesting collection of China and Japan Matting! beginning
at 8,6 a 1011. Fourth 0.11m, rm Bldg.
Summer and Rustic Furniture
Woolen and similar pieces in simple cottage types.
as low as to 314.1
There h htrdly a requirement that can be mentioned in Reed,
Rush. Willow and kindred Slimmer Furniture that is not provided for
in various cool. picturesque finishes and stains. A Rochllair as low
as £5.25. The new adult in “Handcraft" Furniture. '
display of lawn and Rustic Furniture includes Tables, at
85. 55 mag; 3; Chin at 86. Vand many other Rustic pieces. including
111
"Wrist“: it t, Colonial Windsor Chairs and other old-
tabloid Naomi-shun some g many purchasers :0! Furniture
for the aural-toes house.- 1. who collection is threats three gal
artery mammalian; by a personal visit. ~
.. "'1 1’ ' "' r“ 1-. 1 ‘1 r1111, sins and sisters amass, s" Vang.
Nailed
See the Mair kiiiifof Rhié'h Menominee lathe Japanese
Bum jamming: prepared whisk-tile dimensions oifypur' arch.
Screens mas ysrscsso shyness-combo
we quote prices on 2130111111 and maximum rise eniyrgnedsers cost
' I Minute 1 Hr.
laptoportion. ._ 1 "" ‘ ‘
.1. 1 x 1
a. rrllhm
Japangénamboo Shades, made trons oatsldt splits, with 11111111111 glue. .
at}. and Is
afloat-$1.11.}. width to’
F tied slit. ll 4 A an swllht léll‘
15;:qu "°‘ 911W 1.113%”? 11 mm. Play?
grasnpaiated Japanese Saunas Blade's, alVl rigged vierr American
ruins 1;: M sewed in» 1mm
1 11 «omit-W him width to S5 for lZ-VtVoot width.
.1“.
A The AmtEfirt Wagidyfi ade't, mad“; from broad ialtlrips of Vllnt’llonwood,
treat r «p r- rigged wt metal pa eye and
widths "'”" .
7.1,? , ' c'l’sicles are 1.111}: E1- cited imbued) 11111111111 solo my
‘ .,:40-Vtsot . ' .’
t
cord, pricesiarl‘ l" "
75“!” lO-Enot “m:
Shades, roads from strips of basswood bound together
.i' "-1 sooner resonate and rigged
Ml putts 11111111: in snow. .1.
1 1 1,... slots-must» canal (mu-111mm so slash
[4'Ili
I!“- “sterile utilises Shadssisafeet for
‘1’ ..1 JM Vol 13 test for the wider can.
1.1-.» M 4 V-.V- .l .' "' VJspdbdse Ishtar-91d “W‘f'i ant
.. 1'1,
some
1
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(14» ”i ‘t‘l'r ' A“ '
' “so. "a...” Yes]!
if 1;! "
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Nick »y 1' m”? ‘1‘. l 1 V,,;s~_ a Vr't‘
‘Vl. . 1 3.1.1.: ‘ . 1 ‘
1 .L '
" id flat-1th!
'w :tlthoum
to' the plan of ’tl‘le proposed conference : 1
is understood to .' 1
' cogfe once is no erstood. from‘ the an-
‘ no
1 metilnry,
f clpally. and to moire a at as fist.
‘ Washington. and it is understood that
. tives or a number of the larger manu1
. facturors. among them Dunlap It 00..
’ cor-3.. Samuel Mannheim '60., 3!. v Gon-
aad others. James more, of James‘chy New yq‘i‘st
‘Vlbl
' stil'e than a cure. ftwsspoirnled out!1
-.- 4...... .9.
'i‘l‘enney tr Generalist-I1 Knapp Cb.
' Mbrshtrll a 00.; or “panel. ls'attlre
{been of the distasteful-ore. ~'
*3 * Although the metals um racoln- ~
‘ mended an increase initial duty on1
(Condition 113,! 5‘ at Page.)
first step toward the adiustfnent ot
«immoral-11110111111 in the long tle
.hattipsiadustry, is probable.
h up to the present time no de
ya been made public In regard
l":
tite- arbitntioa t
it” basis of it negotiations for
cohfe noes that have been under way
for several days.
Many rumors in regard to the pro4
posed conferences have been shared
yesterday and tells .bul the majority
of them lack' an mutton and the
moat positive statement that has been
such a conference arel nder way and
that matters I'Vre pros ling toward
snob ta' rodult, though the preposed
eat limo w the Rev. John I).
‘Kennedy a day or two ago to be prin
cipaliy local ill its scope. the rumors of
a possible adjustment have created as
much interest in South Norwallt and
ill Newark and Orange as here. Tell!
grams were received in this city 1011er
from Orange. asking for information
about a setllenlent which it was ru-
rn0red there had been made.
Rev. Father Kennedy. of the local
citizens' colllluitfee. who. as the Inter:
is so closely identitled with
tile present local movement as to br-
understood to speak wthorltutivelx in
relation to the matter. has been ill
Waterbury today in attendance at the
funeral of the Rev, Father Shelley and
no further information has come from
him ill regard to Uloslll'ogress/ of ar-
rangements for a conference.
Arnold Turner, president of the local
association of manufacturers, said this
morning that there had-been no devel:
opments that the association cared to“
nlalle public today. Some of the mem-
bers of the local lllanufaciurers' gov-
erning board were called to Washing
(011.1) (7.. today 011 the 1mm moth-r-
and it E understood that they will be
at the national capitol until forum row
night or Saturday
Officers of the local nude 11881101111
lions said today that if anything was
to be said in regard to the probability
of a conference it probably would
come. either from the national officers
of the United Hatters or from the
Rev. Father Kennedy.
John A. Momtt. national president of
the United Hatters could not be reach-
ed today at the headquarters of the
organisation in New York. but. Martin
barrier. the national secretary. said
that there was nothing of a definite
nature that hecould say at the present
time about a conference or about the
rmslble adjustment of the difficulty.
(Daily Trade Record.)
in the Orange dlstrlct. yesterday.
there was an under current of senti-
ment concerninga possible settlement
ill the near future. Jello A. Momtt. of
the United Hatters. was reluctant to
dial use the relmrts_ here. lull he would
not deny that a conference had been
held between the Associated Manufac-
turers and the 1.111.111.7111 opinion
here is that the manufacturer‘s. cape-i
cially those In the Danhury district.’
are ready to capitulate.
in the Chicago rir ir.et reports dif-
fered as to the set out of the strike
at Danbury. Onc' alga house reports
that they have direct information that
the factories will open Monday as open'
shops but with the union label on stiff
hats only. ' yohboi's
solid 111111 they’ that? been 11111111111111t
wires from their manufacturers east.
wires as yet, and some of them antici-
pate that this action has been taken.
while others state
no truth in it.
Hit Manufacturers in Washington
to PM!“ Against Possible Lowering
of “farm on Foreign Makes.4—- 'l‘o pro
test against a possible lowering in the
tariff on foreign made hate. 3 gone i
call has hoen~eenbmlst lathe manuf
turers and jobbers .of the east to get
together today in Washington and lay
their case before the senate in a body.
Washington today. wherelthosf 1.,wlll
probably meet at the Hotel Shoroham
and perfect their plans beforoxsol’ne
before the senate. Considerable testi-
mony concerning the duty on bats has
fore the Ways and Means Committee
before the tariff schedules were flnally
it is to back unthlp testimony. era
that the requests for a 3
Washington were . t out.
was issued 'rom t oilce 0 Milton
almann. of New york, who is
general secretary and counsel the
National Associatldn of Hat his star:
turers. Mr. Dammanil Is at present in
ering in
he will be joined today- bylopresentlt‘
rgl: co. Knox Hat Maeefaetnrlnm
nott A-Co.,l1‘erfy.Weber 5100.. 0 B.
certain grades in tumor!“ hater ‘ill'
stead of a decrease} 1 re have' been
so many amendments the original»
that it is understood the manufac4'
a felt it would be fdrtth'ei'riébdstl
interests to be 111 Washington toe-y.
when the hat ethodul‘es will probably
be reached. To this extent. the racet-
lng is more in are caramel unevent-
yesterday that one of the Mainland
and that they had not received such ‘
Val there can be
lt is understood that a number of the 1
manufacturers have agreed to be in .
already been. taken. and was laid be '
completed and seat to congress. and .
0 call’ ,
the, 4
made from any arson solrrce thus far -
, is to the «eel that unantistto'na tort
inlto move to settle the resent
in the natttuartsadel is new, V -.
were in doubt-Withstand. ' 41
ltlwsa Imellfilhmmlflltz am! ’
prise ltdsbon inithismt '1iu‘o
«.hoenet' soma- on all
themxnarhtw r-rtasn‘ owl ,
The semaphore who‘i N to
before the senate were scheduled to
have left Now/York on the midnigll
1 - ‘.1 ..1_1lauro 1'7
made hetsotis lewoswbvituwo
‘ sadlyzir.alosnuaulowarlngl‘oa.r - ,
The D. M. React C0.
finnuhrotw!
v‘ yd ~l"'t’n11'
M
Sale of (bill (liliiioniers
and Dressers
Offered at 25 per cent. reduction.
I
A collation of tar lltg 'valucs divery piet't is of solid
oak and well finisher. the Dressers have beveled plate-
gluss mirrors, and rmnuyulrmvcm
Dressers. ‘ ‘Chiitoniers.
Value $9.25 for $6.94. .Value $15.00me $3.75.
\"all1c$10.oo for $7.50. \‘uluc $7.75 for $5.07.
Value $11.25 fur $8.44. Value $8.00 for $6.00.
Value $14.00 {or $10.50. Value $15.00 for $11.25.
Wash Stands. _
\':1lut- $4.75 for $3.57. Villut- $4.50 for $3.38.
' Fourth flour, Carpet Store elevator.
Two lutereétlng Special?
in wash Goods ,,
Pcrcales. 36 inches wide. both in light and dark color-
ings, good material for thllst‘ dresses. 8c a yard, special.
Ghsmbrays. 27 inches wide. Plain colors, and some are
with pretty borders, also stripes and checks. Vt'ortll lzyy‘cV.
for 10¢.
Black PercaIVitle Petticoats, $1.50
A very trim and graceful Petticoat, tailor made, with a
deep ilouucc. Serviccablc for every day wear.
The Special Large Rug. size 9 :1 rs. which is offered at
Vpl’Cb‘t‘llt‘fOI' $11.00, is well worth the attention of anyone
needing a rug of that dilllension. Almost any color can be
had. and there is variety ill design.
Your
rolls,
The Tea, Room offers delicious light luncheons.
favorite kind of tea. coffee of chocolate with cream,
111.111, muffins and sandwiches. Homemade Cake.
D
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3,". 1i». bf . about. ' V'VM.‘ ‘ 101K“ hm
J; Twp mils grandma» .71 mafia:
.1111 ubtr'
its, 1.5- (31111.: law when
we carry}! a a gables: 0F Murillo} 7st v9.3
Tk'mos
CHINA MATTINGS . .. . ............... . ..... 721/.c to 350
Japanese msfllnesV .......... . . .......... . .250 to 66¢
FIBRE MATTINGS. ............. . ...... 35c and 391:
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR ,NEW LINE
111 all sites. from Hits to full- and Carpets
Shades to Order a Specialty
filing.“
aockera Oatmeal, pkg
8 ‘p its Unoeda‘ Biscuit
11 kaVg. debited Raisins .. ....
assass-
Spin it. ltale',’ iiettuco.
We slice stacked beet
why the manufacturer! more sultan -
‘ made. comparatiteiy awaiting. he est
.3 r ths'
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