MWMWMIOP
Museums-uses. . ,
_ discovery one year ago lhs‘
. poslsln. has successfully
hands of chronic ulna If
ther distressing skin
eretotove poslam has
bill)! l F iii
pilleatsw in “if urge srs
amohth’a {w t.. 13’s
mwb‘g
m found to he an theme
in thousands who use it for. up
allies. such as lmples. use
rpes acne. seal; scalp. co...ple
this es, itching fleet. plies. etc.
impel: require but a all quantity to
. and in res
the dispensers
iiged to adopt,
to the .v iar two-dollar
Is. special ftmnt size.
thre- in” be feund on as e
11m 1’ macr. Edw w.
‘ Ky?” 51'. vs. undo her leading drua
res, in South Not-walk, or it may
‘. direct ro the ergency
‘ wat‘g‘i‘es. $1ng Q’s“ 5th Btre'dt.‘
,ew ¥or .pi.ty in all ecaenia cases
Kuhn: s ops toiling with first appli-
tion and pmudgteheal in] diets
:ohronic ones being cured 11 two
ks. in less serious skin troubles.
results are seen titer in overnight I.
piicatlon. .
“gains, for all, vimeniin putpdse'fl
0 char 9. b
m‘i‘tammfidm calm aim ,
w. c T. U. couva'NTIQN.
The annual coh‘vémlon of ‘the W0-
mans Cilvistihn Temperance ohm
Alf Fairfield county will convene in
the Gangregatlonal church, Btutniordr
Wednesday, Mly 26, at 9 a. In Mrs.
C PD. Mes, vhonorary life ”Weill.
llM‘lrs. lel Barren. state president,
.'e to Intent appeals
poslam have been oil
Milton
wiltzgivsmhort witnesses Iln thommn: .
In M B. Wilson .nsti, tanner
i ll 01'. .w ark among oreigners,
wil be the principal Speaker of the
n. A large attendance of the
embers of the local union. is expect-
dpdndra veiy cordial invitation is ex-
tended ~10 .the public mushy to st
‘ tend. All meetings are opetl to visi-
tors.
e
Irn. “9.17.? a ' "M‘s—T-
ls THEATRE”
almost: Roseanne ...... nan-Igor
Telephone No. 112../
AMATEUR NIGHT evsnv rIIIoAV.
EUGENE WEBBER
. supported by
ids imp .s‘roca co.
‘i’he Pumpkin Husker"
ToaAv
Nils! Attraeilsu,
”TH "Scissors amt."
Mend y Mly 31.
“it. out o.
\. ' ‘
, ,, W : PAYTON s oek'
'L whim-r Purl-um Prim
AL‘-MAT4NEE MQNDAY. .
1 l
: Mutations ....... sec. and we
‘ Elfin—Nita: ..... min-20¢ and 30a.
iii-Cream Mattias Vednoi'day. Free
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I
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j hotel Mackemo
Denver. Colo. May 25. -Tho r
g. the standing c'oniniiltee d’n
lesions engaged the attention 0!
General Assembly of the l'resbyte s11
Church when the session opened. to
day. This report. together with that
of the standing committee on colleges
and anotheri of the standiu committee
on MO‘NW
edtoooc yth as wrgwfzrihfi ”“33
, lnaslm with.
lesions
fiwuflptiopq mngfmi shy the
files on a n1 ralive
agencies. it is possible that the repoIt
of the ilIst named committee may not
receive full discussion today, but may
be laid over for a time.
The reports of several other commit
tees have been made special orders for
today.
The Woman's liosld of Home Mis
slous resumed its sessions this nIoIn-
ing and elected dilioers.
.~—.
FIVE CHiLDREN‘bFATALLY sunN
Bel-tour Fire. Results From Dropping
”0f Lighted candle.
CEN’I‘RAI Ci’l‘i’. Ky.. May 25,——
[I‘ire children Who molt part in the
commencement exercises of Mrs, D.
C Boyi a school in this city last. 111 hi
were burned. it is belle.de istaly;
tho' audience was changed from an a
plauding group into a lighting 4M.
and several other children were allitht
ly injured. Panic was 011111th by the
coolness ofnmcn in the audience, who
vet-ed the flaming children with their
c
The dropping of a lighted candle by
eight year old Dorothy Clay was the
close of the catastrophe. the amen
births. other wildren catching are as
uhey crowded about her. Their ages
rinsed from six [to twelve years.
W
--Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner!
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plcxlon sallow” Livu‘ needs yakinaa
11p. Dean's Regulets cure bilions 111
tacks. 25 oéuts at any dIng store.
pnehn‘go wives sax oounr Tc
cUT sONos.
lleaertlon is the ground on whict
three liiI 01cc petitions are sought, at
cording to papers filed in the civil s11
parlor. court today.
‘ Maria ll. llnhu ofibidgeport.aek1
for a separation irorn George A lialli’n
She claims that he left heI Aprilit
1906. The couple were married ll‘eb
ruary 12, 1906. Mrs. lluhn's maiden
name was Maria. Keller. ,
Mary E. Grover. of iirldgeport
wants a decree from William A. Gray
or, of Bridgeport. The couple werr
married February 3,1890.pnd the de
seriion is said to time taken plact
December 4,190.3. The wife's InsideI
name was Mary F‘. In nch. .
Ambrose A. firundage of Greenwich.
forinely of South Norwalk. ha:
brought an action for divorce a that
.'linile Pole llrundngc. or 8 fir dat
street. East Nulwalk on the grown.
of descrtltm. Attorney lohn .l
(luneo brought the hofldu and Deputy
Sheriff Samuel C. lreisnd served the
Ilhpet-n.PM1.luid hiss some... Were
ulna-vied Mitcmber 15.11106. and Ile-
eertion took place three months later
The wife's maiden name was Myrtle
Smith.
James clnrk, a Nonth Carolina inrm»
er. ‘dled Wednesdny of hydrophobia.
9 had been bitten by his daughters
t' kitten iwenty- -nlne days before. '
Wm
:. II. ceuNen. mr.
lama. and sbilislhs- Up 1010i“.
Rates -'¢2 per It's, and upwirds.
i333?»
»‘ timIt team was w. J. O'Connell. w. 82"
III ”will ‘ sews
I
, . ....
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p?
Ht .no. In DDAV.~
Grui start Promised “Next Month
..I mn-Ms ...
There is every indication that the
field day arranged by At Tour's Conn
cll K. of (.‘.. i"oI neat Mon
ton Point, will he the most Inpsrtlhi':
T“
i
i
HaIry Jensen. or the Pentium Athletic
Club. has entered. lie is one of tht
most consistent ,auptteur "glitters a’
the Malhthbu dlsIano. won two
and in the Boston Marathon. and ha:
been ”placed in all the long distauct
races in which he has taken part 11111
,H'al. AndharstsrtvrlsJol1nJ.tlslla
lIeI, the schoolboy wonder of Hit
rown Prep-Sthool, of Philadelphia
He. is to run in a fifteen mile Iacc l1
event will come on to Sta lord
’I‘lIe lIop-stop-and-jump. which the
committee wisely pill. on the llkt
promises to be a classy event. 0. J.
Ahearn, the champion oi lreland and
the United States, is to compete, am
will have in gives out handicap it
the other 30 athletes who have cu
-tered.
A call.for volunteer bicycle rider
to accompany the Marathon runner:
from Greenwich to Baton Point. ha:
been issued All desiring to be. unlit!
tendani may nddmns W. .l. O‘Connell
27 High street. Stamiord.
The state Ieiay race at the 8111
Salvador games in New York. yester
day. turned out to he a seat thins]
Inn. in the first thr'ec rela'l'fi. e Sad‘l
Salvador and the Connecticut Maine
run dead heats. and the last relay be
tween Brennan, of But Salvador anc
Mclicon, of Connecticut. was a heart
breaker, Brennan finally winning by
small margin Philadelphia was out
distanced irom the start. The Connec
Nichols, .l. J. O'Rourke, and Thomai
McKcon. A reinru match will be one
of the features of the Memorial Day
games. '
Connecticut Team Bssoud.
in the inter-city medley rare at ”If
planes of San Salvador Council
Knights of Columbus. in New York
Sunday the (‘tmllt‘tucut team finished
second, The (‘onuectilut team we:
composed of W. (1., Nichols and W. .1
O’Connell. stamford,.l. J. O'Ruuritt
and 'l‘. hioKeoa. Nichols run a hall
mile and beat his man out handilx
0' Council ran a quarter mile, not pick
ed ups TurtaI and lost some ground
How,ever the finish was very cloth
and Connectit 111 last by less than three
y'.uIIls New lurk mm. A return
match will be 11in at Rotou i’olIIi,
Monday.
BASEXBALL.
National Lu'guc Standing.
w. L l’.(=
l’lttsburg .......... 119 ii .Gii.‘
chlcuuo ............ 20 is .00
Philadelphia ........ ll 4 it; I .511
Cincinnati .. ....... .16 I? l All?
ilmrklyu .......... .13 16 «it
i. Louis .......... .13 ill .45.:
NewlYork .......... 2 if: .tit
ill .379-
Ysatsniay'a ”suits.
Louis, .‘ New iorit,-.l
Si.
tillicagoJ ; lilooltlyu. :i (ll Innings).
Piitsb11rg.d; Boa II, 2.
Cincinnati. .3: l’hladelphln. 1.
Games TodAy.
Pittsburg at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Arnerican League Standing.
use:
Washington, Saturday and after thiI ~
,1. “ 3. .
I plug" . ,
I .
4
VOIITAX “Wei
by the iicctrlc Gable 430;.
event of tho “‘l‘t‘ )1de them a, H , ,.,,
time In in” all! rem-ll gld 0‘2 will proEec't iiiéi‘a’i i861: thou:
when there mod to be high class hits a,
tic meet? iundef‘hthaflntnui’ifouoi ol‘l '31 “11?“? f
tamford c II )8 ' e and on face
will be the lust of the Muslin in 11K ‘ IVOLTAX“: ll 1;? Pk to 3‘ Vail
east, and the entries w1lch have beet . “W! U0 we
received give astmrance of a good run Vlm‘ wi
cretc. It Is the' cat paiht for
etc. Clnr INUULA‘PP
the age.
men and play againAt airline amnimdi
sycamo- 1. (wet. “as... shit one
tlrai base and Corbett will pitch and
play the outfield.
‘Thlbsa'u in Run in $10,000 ”erection.
(‘HlOAOO May Iii—«Alexander 1‘ hi-
bead. one of the greatest 'of Chicago‘s
diI’ta cc runners has renounced uie
ves of the amateur and an-
i’iOithed his intention o! competing in
$10 000 llerby Marathon next Sat-
«any. This brings ihe‘fleld tip to
seven, as follows:
fit. Yves. Hayes.
Svpnberg. Long
t, Simpson, the ollb
wny ladian. App shy and Thlbeau
...—..—
Johnson to flight wamsn.
NnIv YdltK hluy 2Y1.—,-Jaék John
son. the heavyweight champion has
decided to remain in this Country and
arrat e'aevemi fights before his com
in: c amplonship mill with Keichel.
next October. Johnson was to sail
for England today. but. as he had in
dicaie'd his willingness to light Al
Kaulmaalu a low weeks, decided early
today to cancel his hip abroad. The
eh plan will now train for his bout
wll‘hnkaufmau and arrange for other
fights. it is not unlikely that Johnson
willeeok to have his boat with Ketch
el setback. so that he can have plenty
of time to get in line physical condi-
tlon.
Chum-Jon cry
NRII-fiflflifl's
c egigr 1 'A
at“: IN” "CONVENTION.
Bridgeport Function Fostponsd Be
cause com... Were in Parade.
illtllmEPOR'l‘ May 25. —~The con-
vention of the National Slavonic 80~
I-iety opened in this city yesterday. at
10 a. 111., in Sokolm. a‘iarge 'struc.
ture built by the loss! council of the
society for the purpose. A parade was
given yesterday afternoon. of so impos-
ing a character that funerals had to
. be postponed because no horses nor
curlingcs were to be obtained all hav-
ing been eligagod fat the p.1radc.1‘he
~t-dnveutlmr was called to order by N11-
; tinnul President A. S. Ambrose.
New York. He was presented with III
of
e local council
silver loving-cup
ed cane by the‘
and with a gold- h‘d
New \ork assemblies.
The delegates were welcomed by
Mayor Henry Lee. who reterved to the
clause in the constitution of the so
ciety which requires the. me hers to
become cltlacns of the United States
l, emanates. wherprool
RUST PROOF. and {shunt he rel-moved Alive by wear. It
‘llcl t and preserve the roof;
alnbke stacks. holler fronts, stains pipemth.‘
lilies: fields. hot water and lollies.
paint for platin' and scaling tanks. It will dye“: roof can.
TNG VARNISH Is one of the wonders of
r012 SALEW
com a. my
112 WASHINGTON STREET
Inlnt Mn BRIDGEPoRT
cqrroilon and if corrosion hasty
lzqd iron. brass, copper, etc. iii
'1‘ the -‘
”-‘..”
véss‘els' bottoms. ,uhder boilers.
SOUTH NORWAL‘K‘
w».
Ilium PIIIIP This
11111111
(Continued fiom First 'l‘ugc.)
wrong, and the engine was instantly
leverscd and brought to a quick stop.
both Le‘gs Crushed.
Two wheels had phased ’over Mr
l,.iird and he won lying between the
first set of trucks on A Standard Oil
tank car. Mr. Curry quld-kly pulltfsl
him of! the rails. and to one side. oi
the track, where ropes Were secured
and the wounded limbs bound tip in
provcnt the injured man bleeding to
Ilesth. The left leg was crushed bc
low the“ knee, and the right leg was
also crushed, the dosh being torn off
from the knee to the ankle and the
foot severed. Although suffering great
pain Mr. Iiird retained consciousness
and never uttered a word of complaint ,
Mr. (‘urry qulclly made his way to
the freight officc. and a telephone mes-
sage was spot to Dr. .I. Milton (‘oburm
the railroad surgeon. and to the police,
and the ambulance wan ordered out.
Record Run of the Ambulance.
With Michael Dougheriy as driver.
it quickly responded. In lower South
Main street a bakers wagon got in
the say, and Dr (lohtrrn Iang the
song in such II vigorous manner as to
llutn the bukel out of the path of the
flying ambulance horses. which also
frightened the latter almost into a r1111-
uway pace, thc trip to thesccnu of the
accident being made in eleven minutes.
On account of th gravity, of the case.
and the almost in condition of the
patient a priest was sent for, and Rev.
Stephen Chernltsky met the smbu
lance on the road on its return. and
administered the‘dailt rites of the.
church.
flies in the Hospital."
Meanwhile a telephone message was
also sent to the "Hoifflt Norwnlk freight
house and Yard Master .1 C Sherman
notified of the Accident llc bullied
lately went to the home of Mr. Bird.
..1.
TUUSUAU.I.¥AY.A§AIOQ‘Q .
Iprldgsport “settlements.
An 1' celery item
of laiportaui‘glltei‘esi This Week
A large assortment oi \\ oIIIcII s Hose 15. plated on sale
for 'lIIcsdav morning. 'liIerc is 1-10 mica tau amount and
such Iarictv that the sale will last for scii’l’al days, though
of course it is well to he on hand earh. included in the
sale are:
Plain Black Lisle Hose. ailk- finished.
Black Embroidered and Lace Llales.
Fancy and Plain Tana.
Fancy Colored Silk Lisle: in large quantities.
1111- lines of Fancy Colored Lislcs arc immense and um-
lain all the fashionable summer shades. laii, naiy blue
smoke. Wisteria. taiawbs. Dresden, violet.resc1la pink, sky
llllli‘, black, white. (Hill the lint-II shades. These stockings
arc all 38 and 50v qualities. 'l‘hey :II‘e t'lfit‘l‘l'tl'llilfi wet-k
Special at 29 as. a pair.
4~pairs for $1.00.
‘Speml in Summer Bedding
Crochet Bed suds. extra large size. good quality with
fringed edges. at 1.25.
Linen-finish Pillow Cages.
Size 42 x 30.
45 X 3"-
JSumrner Sheets, seamless,
”double bed size, good quality.
Spring and Summer Blankets. new
process tottou, soft and iluiiv, just
the right woigl1t,98c and $1. 50 pr.
To All Who Wish U. S. Flags
()IIr stink is very complete in both Silk and Standard
Hunting. The colors are true and fast. and all seams are
am! in the strongest tray. Every household should pt)»
.5 s :1 United'Ststes Flag of tilt.“ reliable Government
Standard Bunting. We llzivc the followinpIr sizes in stock
at special prices this week:
special at 10c.
Special at 12c.
58¢ each.
3 x 5 f1. 4 \ t} it.
2 x 3 it. 5 x 8 it.
(I x Io it. 10 \ 15 it.
8 x 12 ft'. 12 x 18 it.
Flag Department, lmvcr floor.
._._.__i_.—_—-——__
The Tea Room provides many lli)lilL‘llla(lC dainiics for
those who dtfsirr :1 morning luncheon. Your favorite kind
of Tea, Cilfiift‘ or Choonatc with cream, Mufl'ins, Rolls,
Strawberries. and Cake.
The!) M 1218316929
v 9- tau-w ‘1: an
No 13 Hamilton avenue. and told Ma 53
Bird of the accident. She secured :1
carriage and went at ours to the hos.
pitul. Mr. iiird was still conscious
and rimgniaed hlh wife but he died
an internal hemorrhage. he lIaviII'g IIII-
donbtediy sustainéd other injuries be‘
aide having his legs crushed, as the
latter vauld not have necessarily caus-
ed death.
Twenty Years 3 Railroad Man.
Mr. turd had been a resident of
l.
a few minutes later it is stated from ,
illsels ihd Tans.
1 I T
i w Detroit ............. 2‘: [If ‘05:; within six yeuIs utter Joining. The South florwalk almost since.b0yhood, For Ladies
k 1“.“ and 32W” lniermatlon Tick.,_Phiiadep1hla ....... l" , ll ‘60-, convention will continue until Batur- and he flffit became kilogram resident ‘ ‘ ¢
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' V I wnsh‘mon _______ g 2‘ 276 by Mpmmnmtiye Peters. of Mum. came interested in the railroad Work, l ‘ _ . . 1.. ,
that is iiarticulhrly pleading in desigtli‘ ‘ ......— chusetts. The measure pmvldes (or ”d he “‘5 freuuently employcd as Ms. M. F836! SING“.
the thoroughly durable. chairs Rock- .. Yesterday’s Results. "four Avril small hours." end "Mr 93”“ m“ "“‘°“““ 5‘"“’~"‘°‘”“ d°‘-‘ . ,
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tc rm . ' If you knew as much 'CIeveIa’ud. ti; Philadelphia. 2 to shorten the hour. between ‘1‘: laughs lfi‘lll‘i $193132“ :9 :msgllcgeuwlgamiugn ,
. _ ' o'clock on the morning of sec of e . '
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3 For the Reception Hall mans. or ' minutes, and .to make the hour he ;.vision "0 I!“ MEWS"! midi! but:i
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can equal these articles Ifor comfort, 1 r J“ i . ‘i ‘ 1' ’ some at at. was. y. 1 "‘°,’“‘_"‘3 ”gen” é“ the “'3: ‘0‘!" T's; afleogzngwfig 3:32,“:“331‘; :3“ y.
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:eoolness and artistic efleots. ‘ 'i ' la 1 {l M xwzsi‘g‘én $313531? ‘. :1 notes. The meg-2‘1": provides ‘t‘he most COMClBMlOlIs employ“ 0f thé
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a p ‘l . ' . line and shall not sheet Green- with whom he came‘ln 00M“! H0
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. 1 ~ ' " ”Norway and navigation. drop of liquor, and was Always 0611-,
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lie] h,“ tits {.ll' t,wqms supervision of A ”in. of the United accident and unsbi e to nm the »
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38,,Q‘w 1W2 ‘ l '53 mtgah Ie the 90 e of direct accompanied Mr.Blrdo'al1e’i10lhihti -
Jack ' ‘ min Trill.- fipumw, men with“: tie which and Engineer mion'f‘ 01ml- arms:
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