Get it now whilewe "can“
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
Connecticut,
(2......
angings
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from We
to $10.00 Double Roll.
Sole Agent for Fr. Beck & Co. and
Janeway & Carpenter's Wall Papers.
Clockery, (llasswsre. llouse Furnish-
ing Goods, Painlers‘ Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or sot. These
goods will not crate.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phone:
graph Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 658. lndostructible Cylinder
Records. 35c. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Best Mixed Paints. U125 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
scorn nonwam.
TEL. con.
I
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THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROH DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric Lights Throughout! Ev-
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of imported Ales, Includ.
ing the famous Bass'. Burton's and
less A Cola stout, always on draught.
Anheuser Busch Bear on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 939.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brusn for the house and
the rake for the lawn are good,
but they dont’ go far enough.
You can clean dii't away, but
to make the house. the horns.
stables and fences right they
should .be freshened up with
paint. .
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil, tarps.
brusaes and
‘ Atlantic Pure Whit» lca'
‘rll'E FAMOL‘
airfoil b‘ov PAINTER snano
We can guarantee this White
head’s purity.
Sde us about your painting.
E E G’ORHAM
oioom'roa.
H 981' NORWALK, coan.
Wall Paper,
Rxsasl II
o. s. rascal Inca.
:3
Offices. 1 “all! Street.
t ”IDOEPOB‘I'. coal.
WMImmmrmI-l
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
ell times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come In and wall for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
:l. PARKER. Manager.
William Josem, of M. Joeeui & Sons,
is spending the. day in New York city.
The effects on the C. I“. Sherwood
place, in Winfield street. which was
sold It few weeks ago. are to be Ills-
posed of by auction. shortly.
A meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
will be held at the bout 901' Mrs. Fri-d-
crick Wheeler. 11 CottageI street, on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Edwin it. Gilbert and Beach Clark,
of Daiibury. are the guests of Wil-
liIIm R. (liliiert while attending the
(lrund Army eucauipliieut in South
Noi'waik.
Herman Krinkcu continues seriously
ill at his home in Second SII'I‘PL Dill"
lug the last day or Iwo lncrc has been
illlc or no change in Mr. Krinkou's
condition. .
Edward Eldredge is Easl Norivnlk's
I'opresciitnlive on the Norwulk High
school baseball lcuni. Tomorrow the
team will go to Duiibury and play lhc
llnnbiiry High school nine.
A new piazza is being consirucled
and other iliipI'IIvenII-iits are under
way at the iornicr residence of (‘nplaiii
Moses ii. Wilson. in Seuview avenue,
which was sold some time ago.
The home of Miss Minnie L. Ferris,
at 27 Seai'lcw Iii'cnuc, will he the
scene. this evening of a social hour IIII<
der the auspices of Iiit‘ llcclicr-Huruca
uud llic Philntheu (‘IllSHt‘S. of the south
Norwalk Baptist chlirch.
George in, Poole has his purlhilly rc-
built launch Eva l.. ready to go into
comIiilssion. ’I‘he lIIImch‘s sleru has
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. III. cannon, Mgr.
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Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 62 per day and upwards.
Block and General information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners. 75cts.
TEL. can. see.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. in-
dependent Loan and Security 00..
Haviland Bldg. Washington St. Office
open until 7 p. to. Monday and Sat~
urday until 8:30.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 1,
I906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalh up to 6:30 p.131. ‘
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
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Lessee. General Agent.
EVERY LADY’SIIEJRESBING CHAM-
Iltauld be equipped to scam!
anow whit‘e. and pi one “er1!" Per
celaln Enameled uvatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running watt
In your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment' or first floor toilet
room? ltl- Diesence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chaiilcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
c9383.“ ”A!” .- MD )8“? .3."-
ilvsun-ANCE ,
REAL-ESTATE
ébillship ’I‘lékli'ts
J. M. LAY Y'roiv & co
' (Incoseimflnl
8 KAlLlO‘AD AW.
5 e
to. nonwsm. ‘
”him if prescribes it for .
_ -. thenerves are w:
re mild ~t _'
been lengthened oIIt considerably and
it ll! figured that she will travel with
more comfort for the passengers.
Mrs. J. Irving Dunning, of East
Washington street, la going through
an attack of the measles. The small
epidemic of lids malady, which has
spread about the Mn walks seems to
be subsidiiig, in that many new cases
are not reported.
Dr. Franklyn (J. Brown is extending
the concrete sidewalk the entire length
of his property on the Bells street
side. Willi this walk there is a walk
in front of the highway wherever it
abuts the highway. including Seaview
avenue as well as Betta stl'eel.
No pains were spared to make the
Washington street bridge look pretty
for the G. A. R. encampment and cele-
bration. Among lhe most elaborately
decorated places along the bridge are
A. H. Hefner's store. the Bridge Phar-
macy and the Oddo barber shop.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany has now given up its social pro-
gram until next fall. The company
figures tliai ii is so late in the season
that it is for the best interests of the
company to tori-go the pleasure of any
more dances until after summer.
it is hoped to pull off that log of
war between two teams of members
of the East Norwalk Yaclif'Ciub. next
Munduy evening. The captains of tin-
. ‘i'. \
..
teams are E. l.. lianl’ord and H. V.
Curr. There is no question bill that
there will be II big ini'noul to see the
cvcut.‘ Each. team will have eight
men.
Thursday evening at 7:30. Rev. W.
Ii. inimilu, of Boston. will give. one of
his illustrated lectures at the Advent
Christian church. Vuii Zniidt street.
The lhcmc will be, From the Clly
Destruction lo the (3in Zion. A slerc
opllcop will be used, and several ill
iustrulcd hymns wil be sung. Seals
free.
The familiar bluc Grand Army uni~
forms have been everywhere abouI
blast Norwali: for the last two days.
l’I'III-ticnliy every vi-ieI'IIn ill the Nor
walks Iiililinicd \\‘Illl the organisation
has been wearing his uniform .aiid oi
course the visitors come in theirs
Some or the cherIIIIs took curly morn
illg walks over this way, today.
Trolley Car No. 96 had a little irou~
hie, yesterday afternoon. at the en
Irnnce to the Gregory Point branch
I roni Washington street. The car here.
a number of the members mot the G. A.
GQID MIDTI. it
our
[M
has n Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action. has a‘ Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into the
plateau and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
"PHONE 887.
TELEPHONE CALL 780.
orion House
_
. (Gregory Boulevard)
' EAST NORWALK.
—.-s—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
If you knewas much
aboiit a
Cadillac:
as Is known..by every
Cidlllac‘ owner, then
. it would be
“A Cadillac for,
Yours”
1“. E Lockwood
. '8. Company
.I’aIiai.II.IIIarIII.aaIIMLIIs.
”Walk it when the 100d“
if "we; w-
“It‘ll-“9v. Hi.‘ ‘I. A
WI.W ...I. -I .' Nih‘lfll
. Mimi?“
oil .
11,.
h ..I
R. members who were on their way
to the Country Club. but they took
the delay of half an hour good natur-
edly. The car finally took the switch.
A committee consisting of H D
Wright A Greenwood and Jacob Wolfe
is looking up the matter of seeming
the former Christ church mission
rooms. at the corner of Van Zandt
stieet and Osborn avepUe, for the. [Cast
Norwalk tire police. As soon as they.
can settle the matter. they will report
to their fellow members of the fire
police.
Adrian Nichols the three year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Nichols of
East avenue, who was so badly claw.
ed by a dog a week or len days ago.
has had no ill effects develop from the
wounds. There now seems little
doubt but that they will continue to
heal steadily. it is hoped that the
scars will disappear in a large extent
as the child increases in years.
Friends of Captain William Redfhi.
who was mentioned yesterday as hav
ing his boat partially wrecked last Fri-
day when run down by a schooner off
Strulford, are inclined to think ihai he
will be unable to get much damages,
unless he can gather together some
witnesses who can show that be was
on his proper course at the time of
the trouble. The schooner went right
along on her way, after crashing Into
the smaller sloop.
Though Norwnlk in general has not
been decorated for the G. A. R. en-
campment, there are many pretty cf
fecls in the national colors along East
avenue. extending roin well Into the
city of Norwalk down into East Nor-
wIilk. Every section of East Norwalk
is represented in the decorations.
There is plenty of color along Seavlew
avenue. where the veterans passed
along as they were being taken out to
the Country Club, yesterday.
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There will be the usual services to-
niorrow night at the Rowayloa Molho
dial and Baptist Churches. the meet
lugs being in charge of the pastors
All interested are invited to attend.
Al the business meellng of the Re-
liance Social Club held Monday after-
noon it was voted to hold an evening
whlsl and informal dance asxt Wed-
nesday evening. May 19. Playing will
begin promptly at 8 O'clock and danc-
. trig will begin at 10 o‘clock sharp.
Everybody is welcome and a most on:
joyable evening is assured all who at-
tend
—Repented-—A Pretty Piece of Bus-
Iness_ Hose House .l-‘ri. me. May It.
Music. Admission Me.
The Rowaylon Skiff Club is making
active preparations for the inaugura-
Ion of its summer season. and will
raise its pennant on Saturday morning
ai 9 o'clock at the headquarters of
Reliance Hook and ladder ComMY.
in Rowayton avenue: Ida-Selectman
Jacob H. Raymond Irthe commodore
of the club and Grant Rackott is the
captain. A large number of well.
men of this place are members of the
organisation. and fallen a great inter-
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liliiii iui‘nlmui.
There are uncalled for letter at the
Dorian post-051cc addressed to Miss
Flack. lIldWhrdG G‘ygier and Albert
Morehouse.
The Darien baseball team was to
have played the Greenwich nine this
Saturday but the latter has cancelled
Ihe contest.
The Darien Junior baseball team do
fasted the Delaneys. of Stamford. last
Saturday afternoon. The teams are to
play a series of live games.
hank Edwards has recently sold his
residence in Mansfield avenue to Jani-
es McCameron, and has purchased an.-
other place in Norolon. to which he
will remove with his family.
Rev. Charles A. Wilison. of Tuxedo.
formerly of this town. is visiting with
his son. Albert C. Willson, in Green-
wich. and has been calling on friends
here. Rev. Mr. Wilson is recovering
from a severe illness.
William Lodnsbury, of Bridgeport.
the department commander of the De
parlruent of Connecticut. Spanish War
Veterans. made an official visit to the
Pilot: Soldiérs' Home In Noroton, yea.
ierdai' afternoon.
ll. 8:. Motheney of Waterbury. has
taken a position with s. M. Allen, the
Darien druggist. Mr. \lethaney suc-
ceeds Fred Smith, who will play base
ball three times a week during the sea.
son 011 Saturday and Sundays he
will pie with the Norwalks, and. on
Wednesgays with the Danbury team.
Work has been started and is pro
greasing nicely on the new building of
Schlichtiug Brothers. at the corner of
Main street and Railroad avenue The
new structure will be. joined with the
present store. It will be two stories
high and of frame construction. The
work is being done by William Mather
& Sign '
idllllll.
Mrs. Mattie Anderson of Norwalk,
is vlslting'in town.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Allen. Conipo.
Mrs. Aiman Waterbury passed away
at the home of her son-ln-law. John
shun. Mendel: 159:»an was
A Hurry-up Medicinowm
M” ”to be
mnetherkmsdghtsweydsl’trryg
DIV“ MI‘rnln I and bro
for strained ninsolee‘an lot the schesan
W“ R
“but e
'ytl‘ionewflc. ‘
vaulted ny
I..r health’ for a
- Mrs. Morris Milidlsnd little
Granville. are sick with the grip. .
Miss Mamie McMullen has recover-
ed from an attack of the measles.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden. of Port
Chester have been visiting in town.
Miss Birdie KPeler will entertain tlih
Current Events Club, tomorrow after:
noon.
Mrs. Joseph Cahill and children. of
Norwalir. have been recent guests in
town. ,
Mrs. John Allen entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Van Stone, from Bridge-
port. Sunday.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
\Vill rhove into their new quarters in
lhe rear of the town building. soon.
The monthly meeting of the Sange-
I||(.'k ladiea‘ Aid Society was held in
the church parlors, Tuesday evening.
The board of aelectmen have or
dered all bull] houses to be removmi
from Compo Beach by the 25th inst.
The May meeting of the Historical
Society was held Monday evening. iii
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘. (‘.
Stenrnk.
.iil
end‘sd ‘ .
m h
In: time.
liliillii Hill iiiill’ ilili
Continued From Second Page.
Have-u: John H. Thatcher, of Ilarlford.
and Rogers S. Baldwin, Stamford.
Judge advocale‘s report-—-P. D. Com-
mander A. A. May, \Mt‘i‘ltit‘il: John ll.
Brown and H. 13. Lawrence, New Lon-
don.
Chief mnslering officer's report—P.
D, Commander W. C. Hilliard. of New
Britain and H. W. Burrell. of Halford.
and Charles A. Clark. of Soulhlngtou.
Department inspector‘s report-P. 1).
Commander Charles A. Apcll. Middle-
lown: L. l). Peuficld. New Britain, and
(1. W. Oughton. of (inilford.
Soldiers' Home report—P. D. Coni-
niauder H. 1. Jones. of New Hartford:
Robert Kerr, of Stamford, and Julius
Augur. Merideu.
Patriotic instructor‘s l‘t'plil‘I—l’. D.
Commander N. Burton Rogers. Drin-
bIIre': P. D. Commander C. D. Bates.
Putnam. and George Robins, Water:
bury.
Auto Ride for Veterans.
Councilman Chester P. Clark. who
had charge of looking after the vet-
erans III the close of the session. had
laid his plans with great care and the
result was perfect order. Automobiles
look Ii large number of the delegates
about the town and points of interest
were described to them. .Some. of the
others went to the Country Club by
trolley and there Is no doubt that all
of them enjoyed the period following
the afternoon session previous to din~
lng.
Some More Decorations.
One of the most elaborate private.
ly decorated houses in the city Is the
Colonial Cottage. South Main slrect.
the residence of Dr. and Mrs, J. .‘iillI
ton CobIIrIi. Herc American flags are
used In great profusion and over the
plans is a- large painting of Justice
and the sign "Welcome" on the top.
The city hall building in Havlland
street was not forgotten. as is evident
by the patriotic colors over the. en-
trance. A large national flag also
files from the dagstaif.
The Soldiers“ Monument, which was
paid for by popular subscription and
dedicated October 20, 1900. is preltlly
draped with red, white and blue.
There are, also many other pretty pri
vate decorations along West avenue.
From every window of the beans-
bury. Mathewson and Company shoe
faclory III South Main street. flags
are flung to the breeze. Moderate six
ed flags are used and their numerous
ness makes a pretty picture.
Restaurants on the Job.
The local restaurants are right on
the job in the matter of providing a
good square mes t a moderate price
Signs are conap cuously shown. tell-
lng of what can be found inside. The
Ghiotto lunch room In South Main
street has been swathed in the Ameri
can colors. with a picture of Lincoln
over the enlrnce and interesting relics
Inside.
rIrIs'MEN cave rm: DRILL.
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Hundreds of People Saw Exhibition at
Raymond Street. .
Hundreds or people. including many
9. A. R. delegates. gathered last man
tag to witness the practice run by the
South - Norwsllr Fire Department
which passed off very successfully.
Box 4. at Day and Raymond streets
man. chief engineer of the Rownyton
Fire Department, who is II C. A. R
man.
In live minntea‘ time the firemen
and streams of water playing.
The veterans; especially. were pleas-
ad with the exhibition. which was un-
der the direction of Chief Clark, his
asaislanla. and Fire Commissioner Bo-
gardus. The local omcials were also
pleased with the work of the firemen.
*TTF'P‘_ .
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS COM-
NGI'
Will lie at Council c‘han'ibzr :Tor‘viorrow
Morning, to Hear Complaints.
The city officials are anticipating a
viland street tomor-
ah the state railroad
be there to bear
this nolbe from trains
rimntng over t Washln on street
bridge, the annoyances ah damage
by dripping an a‘nd water, and the mat-
ter of a trolley waiting room at Mon-
ro'e street:
The hearing will be held at 9: 45 a.
m.
NEW HAVEN QROKIR FAILS.
N H N,
EW A‘ {123.51. b‘ro' rim-‘3‘
13101111 a atoc
.whois sorrow at {gr 11h;
new Altenluii' cell that IWilkes»
cytodsy y. Be as. it is stat .made
an aslll‘g nmenlT of all his. a beta and
liabilities to Altorhey J .8. mile of
this lacity. an has offered to settle with
”lb, Ch‘.% era on a ‘40 to 50 per cent.
dills‘
cil chamber. in
row morning.
commissioners it
com piilnts abonfieW
a, it lsynderslood. has been
agreed to.
i
M .
was pulled at 6:12 by William A. Cuah ‘ ‘
had ladders on the old Volk factor)"
large gathering or citizens at the won 11 003
The Kind You Have Aim
to ,use for over 80
O
(9091
and alloys Feverishnesa. It
Stomach and BcweIs. giving
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahsckemo—E. Nichols. Bouthlng-
ton; George W. Inewia. New York; C.
G. Farley, Brooklyn; C, A. Potter. De-
partment Connecticut G. A. 11.. Daniel-
son; J. J. Michels. W. B. Stringham.
Nek York: Henry W. Hendes. Bridge
port; Samuel Eleher. G. W. Smith. Jr..
A. Milliclss. New York; Thomas Bon-
drctl, S. Thorpe, Bridgeport; l. E, th
llama. Danbury; P. l". McNed, New Ha-
ven; Edgar Dean. G. E. D. Patterson.
Bridgeport; Charles Beard, Shelton;
H. A. Elsler. New York: E. L. Wil-
llama. w, M. Knapp. Satmford: S.
Greensleln, Bridgeport: J. A. Chase.
New Canaan; l.. R. Hurlbntl. Wilton:
W. B. Unhollz. James Paul. A. D.
Keep. city: E. E. Pelton. Noroton:
C. H. Chesee. Buffalo; F. M. Milligah.
E, H. Dexter. Boston; James Welsh.
New York: I.ieIIt.-Col. B. FitsGlhbon.
Bridgeport: M. N. Kultnan. Thompson—
vllle; James C. Roach. Wallingford:
Lorenao P. Dee and wife. New Britain:
D. C. Clark, J. F, Wheples. C. A.
Rhodes George A. Starks. F. Bragg.
C. C(PIIIB. C. S. Roberts. East Hart-
fold. W. D. l’ardee. New Haven; Ches
for F. Clark. Harold F. Clerk. city:
1‘. B. Sperry. New Britain; W. l-‘. Rog-
ers, Merldcu; Thomas C. McPaI-lland.
C,J. HIIII New Haven; P. W. Lawton.
city: M. J Holt. D D. Barlow. George
W. Stevens. New YOIk; Charles Gris-
wlod. Guilford; Orson C. Rogers.
Welseriy. R. I. A. D Hsuiz. H. I.
Valiant Baslon: C. B. Basson. Boston;
..Rriiton Charles A. Bry.snt H.
Slorrs F_ 1.. Dapser Boston; L.
Squire New York. Wayte Raymond.
A. w. Wainwright. city; C. E. Myers.
Philadelphia; Louis Klein. Boston;
Wilbur 1". Rogers. Meriden; L. P Bur-
gess. Boston;I Jerome Rosenberg.
James Deny, S. Jacobs, New York.
sew YORK. NEW travail a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect 0:tober 4. 1906.
8OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.:-1| 58x. 5: 07x. 5: 41x. 6:11
6: 48x. 6: 54x. 7: 46s. 9:11x. :06x.
9: :iOx.M 9. 54, 210; 23: $95,152!
r. 2:51x, i 8:. 2.
3:.27 5M208x, 5:37, 5:508. 6:.40 6:
7. 18x. 1: 50x. 8:501.10:82.
I'll!”
A. M.-—12:53x. l‘5: 7x, Ezilx, 3:511.
to: 33x.
1’. AIM-12 “1.2.413, 2. 50x. 5:87.
5: 50x, 7:123. 7:50x. ”213.8: 9:50x, 10:19
new YORK T0 eouTI-I NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:00x. 4:49x. 5:45. 6:45.
8:003. 8:50x. 9:15x. 10:02x. 10:05.
[1: I900x. 11:03.12: 03x.
M.—-:1 06, 2: 00x. 3: 633. 3: 261:.
3: 32x. 3: 573'. 4: 32, 5: 02x, 5. 03. 6: 85.
6:013. 6: 03. 7: 10, 8: 033.9 9.:00x 9:30
0x.
11:00x.
Guild
A. M.—12:00x. 6:00, 7:30. 9:15x.
10:023.
P. M.—5:04, 6:003. 7:00x, 8:303
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. 11.1—12 10x.1:163, 1: 57x, 5: 15.
28. 8-: 80, 9:171, 10: 243. 11:12x 11: 47.
P. H.-12: 09x. 1: 21. 2' 48, 8: 11!.
:84!,4:21. 5:,12 6:183. 8:88, 71.10:
. 82.9:80. 11: 18
Sun ndays.
A. 18.1—2. 09x,1;16x.1:57x. 7:64.
9. 12. 10' Six, 11:123.
1’. M.—,—8: 48. 7. 101,8:943. 9. 43s.
A-
neural Ivo‘liwAut To 515nm
Alb—1:392. s: 30. 2:35 I: m.
r M.::.—125._440x 5:14. 7:1.3
Sundays—9: 15, 10: 063.8. 8.111.: 7:85
9.111. ‘
7:
8
8'1
«I
1.1"" ‘
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OANIUNY 'I'O SOUTH N aw”
“henchmen-sous
years.hasb_o
Allowno onetodooeiva ydumthisu
All Counterfeite, Imitation“ Cnd“JIbt-Is-Iood"m but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ¢
lnfhnte and Children-Jixperlence against Experiment.
What is CAsToilIA
Conform is a harmless substitute :5:- Castor Oil, Pash-
gorle, Drops and Soothing syrups.
. cerehruin and cerebellum-..w
A. 3s.-6:.85 7:35. 8.1.10:1
11: so
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National League Standing.
W. l.. PC.
Pittshurg ........... 14 7 .667
Chicago .. .......... 13 10 .565
Philadelphia ........ Iii 8 .556
Boston ............. 10 9 .526
Brooklyn ........... 9 10 .47!
Cincinnati .......... ll 13 .458
New York .......... ’I' 11 .389
St. Louis .......... 9 15 .375
Yesterday's Results.
llmoklyn. 2: St. Louis, 1.
Cincinnati. 10;ilostan. 8.
Plttsburg. 7; Philadelphia. 1.
Chicago. 4; New York, it.~
Games Todsy.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Connecticut League- Standing
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Hartford ..... . ..... 10 2
Bridgeport ...... 6 6
Holyoke ............ 6 6
New Britain ........ 6 6
Springfield . 5 5,
Northampton ....... 5 7
Waterbury .. 5 7
New Hay?) .... 4 ll
Yesterda ’e Results.
Springfield. 9; ridgeport 3.
Waterbury. 12; Hoiyokd. ll (10 in-.
nine!)
Hartford. 3. New Haven. 1. .
New Britain. 3; Northampton, 2.
Games Teddy.
BI idgeport at Waterbury.
Holyoke at New Britain.-
Northampton at Springfield.
New Haven at Hartford.
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Detroit ....... . ..... 15 5
New York .......... 11 8
Boston ............. 11 .8
Chicago ............ 11 10
Philadelphia .. .. s 9
Cleveland .......... 9 11
St. Louis ........... a 1;;
Washington ....... . 5 13
Yeste 'e Reunite.
St. Louis 3; Plladeipbia, 0.
Boston, 5; Cleveland. 1. I ‘ I .
Detroit. 16; New York, 5. _
Chicago,‘5; Washington; :1. -
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Games Today.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81.140013.
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would like to hook Sunday gamed with
any good teams in thostate. Address
B. J. Lee. manager. 286 Gregory street.
Bridgeport. .
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