not: We .
..u- nun, drama-pinto
III III IAIIIIIIIJIIFMIII
ENGLAND’S H:BTORIC DERBY.
hurtful-Mui-
slum: I veyurudb i ”to i
‘rllslwillIP-u my}; CSCERJ‘EIESI: Heavy Downpour‘ of in II interferes
With a Lugs Attendance
EP 30M. Eng" May 26. ~A heavy
ownpour of rain? which began early
his morninzw
ith threats anthem
III-.rnoon kept thousands of ill e ensue.
rompers from lonmoying (tom.
Epsom Downs tod 13! to witness the his
tmic DoIby.lnte1est in the race how
ever. remains tInIliIninlt-Ihed. and His
Majesty's lithium is still the favorite.
The rain chiefly affected the crowd
which usually comes down by road.
The customary costcrs turnouts. the
Iliadcsmcn' s wagons \vugunettes and
l hunsom cubs still weIe to be seen on
- the road. but the procession was dI
punished noticeably A feature of the
parude this year was the taxicab This
\ehlcle enabled the busy man to leave
hm emu he bu some had
«dubs. They have sntlul sued bin
1”.
«M you the rivl
bitten-.131“
I
a!
“it E “It"!
“Remedy Ce. .. Cbicm or NJ.
I. u‘IEALE... TEIIILLIOI IIIXES
Ally
new
:3
”I“ ' Iii” ' " i" . Matthieu th his morning‘s wmk and
1.. T not down here in time to see the big
Inc-smooth“. I me
. There were few coaches out. but
“ Park City Efl‘octs Arrangements for prominent “In" times. that did
Close Sundays-atom CIO" rune .tlown were A. ll. Vanderbilt's
.Vt-‘llllno, which was CIIaItcred [01 int
BRIDGE‘PagilI‘! {fling 26"TI‘; $1??th in Clarence Mackay. who had with
Arthur R' WIS pastor "I. ”I“ yI Iima partyof American friends. The
wdfiiilfggfiw‘gimgeog$3.33.“; Venture was drh on by ME. Vanderbilt
I .. .
“or“ and meat market in tho noIth l1 me if. Man} othm Americans came
end. has brought about an arrange-
ment with the police authorities
whereby all of the grocers and butch-
/ era in that section of the. city may do
business until 10 o'clock every Sun-
day morning during ‘ the summer
months. .
lied the-grand stands and manned
’vor the heath took advantage of the
special pains that r1111 9ch y few min-
tries and deposited their passengers
right at the track. The sun had come
out before it was necessary to leave
London b ' train and the doubtful ones
t’i‘he Rev. Mr. Davies in bulging his radio mm 3W,“ soured of! by the ruin
(”tropism WWI the police coult‘mission‘ pat'liur in the day later joined the pro-
9’51”” he had canvassed I ° storel- passion-tombs railroad-station.
keepers and that the masonry of then‘l . Kin: Eds/11rd and. Queen Alexandra
were willing to close their places it Princess Victoria the Prince and Pill!
all would close. but there WOW .3 we of Wales and other
"3&1. 4‘0 53% who “1513“” Oil doing the royal inmily came down by train
bug'lu‘is' G‘ E III.‘ tl lpon nt'Iivlng' ut Epsom they were
1 F09! out ‘30"? I; “It ‘9 9° driven to the royal enclosure in semi
6 mounts? on “OK I 9 me I" “p state carriages, accompanied by out-
' .
3 will}? Buokec‘utoi A. It. Debaney and Fidel“ . .
f It ”a found that III" authorities were The Cut. 111.1111 Pinto of 200 soy-I
‘ liter to meet the same $1133 thuit‘ owl/gnu. fol two years old. distance
otter ‘cities have encountered in em
ftipcing the $unday ‘Inws. in other
titties metchants of the Jewish fei-
liglon and of other spots who believe
that lit? seventh day of the. week III
title lurlungs was won by sun Cloud.
Aetuihom was second and llaggwood
third. Among the it starters was ii.
,l’. Whitney's linliyhoo filly.
‘ 30M, May 2ii.--~'l‘ln' Stewards
the “Shit“ Sabbath certified to "I” list) loop of 1,000 Hovorelgns for throt-
suck-.1. and closed then stores on Sat-
urda‘ym but opened their stores with
displays of goods in front of their
[fillies or business and without regard
for the Ciniatian Sabbath.
Prosecntm Delnney said that a
strict enforcement of the Sunday law
would bring about a wholesale open-
iris oi’ stmes that could not be pie-
vented. '
it Was finally agreed that the rim to
end groom's and butchots would be
notified to close their places of busi- I
nests at 10 o‘clock every Sunday mm o.
ills‘. Mr. Delnney was of the opinion
your chin, last mile. 11nd 44 yards oi
the Derby course, was won by H. P.
Whitney's Persons lii. I'Anaon was
second and Mustnphu was third. Ton
-l10rses stnrtcd.
The Derby states of 6.500 sovereigns
for entire colts and miles fouled Ill
1906. the bluc ribbon event. of the lion,
lish racing season, distance about on.’
mile and a half. was won todny bi
Minoru.
BASEBALL.
that is would be a benefit to many \ American Leagu‘evsunfiing. l’.t‘:
' I959 ”YB" WW W'““ o... lot-Iron ............ 21 11 nor
SIOI‘QE‘ ddélioitibnhot I“: Philadelphia '1'; it i'”)
- 1...th bfiviiei‘w». the??? '13" no.1 .. "“","‘7 . '31.
, "it; t.‘ M: ostotr ............ .I_ Li ...t.,
_ , . -' . ' New \ork .......... 1. iii .562
.4. .7 I» my 1e. ,, y- (‘Ihlcngo-. . . .' ........ it". )7 .484
. .7. - a} gilt“ III MEBL‘I [{‘QHR tin-Louis ......... ii id .4123
I Cleveland .12 lit .38}
Washington ........ 8 2‘2 .257
who... erg-egress...
OLBO
totem}... May
at Springfield charged was
I
25.41.33. Collins
soilind
‘ , Yesterday‘s Results.
Si, 1.0.11... 17; Boston. ti.
New York-Chicago, rain.
pools was “"333 azfind 0"” ‘0 thti Philadelphia iii; Cleveland, 2
criminal term of superior court; ; Detioi,t 3; Washington. 4‘
under lion‘ds MSW “ ' ......
Games Today.
. ‘IDoston at St. liqull.
Hotel Mahackemo
”" “‘ .1. a. cannon. MIII- . ‘
‘———-—I—
~“Afw
‘ Service ...... Outline tip to Date.
I ‘Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Ilium: .NIGIAWWIIJA Ticker.
inlay Dinners, 7 fists
ITEL. OALL “OBE‘
...,
"VJ ‘
I O . .
Furniture
I‘lc'ularly planking in design
ugiIly durnhIe.CI1nlrs Rock-.
"Dlvaus. Small Tables, Tabotir‘ettes:
's
it you knew as much ..
1 Wicker and Reed {l :" WW?“ “5 ‘
..., 6 Reception :iial‘l, Piazza o . ‘
gymr 11.11.... room no turghihlng . .
what these aItici‘es for bottom}, , . ',
coolness and artistic effects. .111 'i ' ‘ t
‘p 3 i hold .16 , ‘
The A. J. Angevine
8‘: Son Go.
{1:14.139 wasmneron sra’éar.
0A VIII W.
art-w a: .. " I
Wanna) rang? ‘ ‘
It", [HIDE lot ‘i
M’Msin 8h?
statues; s w-uptuytomet:
s‘le‘phons ‘IE hous‘b; m» ‘
"Telephone at album We. 1.. ' . I
meWMwaw
- .1.» .
‘as is known. 1.. every
, ‘qu'diilac owner, then
”‘itI‘IWoIiiil’ be "
«drew-tit}
' 'lli' putt Mu
111
“:w'lsym
Grumman
ht that m 111mm
.‘lsbn L191“.
PROPIRIITOR.
““34?“st
to‘
in motor cars. The great crowd which .
members oi .
' Militiét‘i. " p ,
. . , wimmittitfihfilm
John E. O Sullivan,»
., us» .. I
"l‘wo onc-ouucc biocl: :a
.»_, lilac picthrtnt‘trntiupb
45““ “I“? for several undies) 1‘11
‘ ‘ elicit packagux oi
BLEACHET‘I‘E
Laundry Blue
No hotl1cr-~1t comes in muslin
bags which you simply I-lIaiu
under the water until it is the
right tint
No II sste~tl1c unused 1.13;. r. -
mains to the bag Icady to use
’ v i next
New Yorkat Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League Standing.
’. l..
Yesterday's Results.
Springlicld, lit; New Ilrilnin. 7.
\t'ntcrbnn', ti: Hartford. it.
Now Haven, 3.; NtII'tiInIIIpIon,
llolyn'ko, it); llridgcport. 4.
0
Games' Today.
Nortluunptmi nt llride-port.
ilolyoke at \l'ntcrbm'y.
New ilaven at Ilnrtford. ‘
New l'lrltnin at Springfield.
‘—‘".—~7
Suiitvan and Whitney Draw.
SAN PIIANI.I§(OL‘I1I.. Mny ill--
lilikti- t’l‘wini Sullivan, or lloston, and
Kyle \l'hlincy fought twcut) rounds to
n draw last night. Sullivan outboxod
Whitin‘y, but was knocked down in
the nlnctccntii round.
. Tito Colonials, of Noru'niid will play
the Trinity Club loam. in Stamford.
next Sunday nitcrnoou. '
Faster Baseball in 'Ameriean League.
("l'liCAGQ May 20.-«Prc‘sldent ii. ll.
Johnson, of tho American league; has
devised ii. scheme whereby the national
game will be faster. He. has obtained
a. baseball which is springicr and that
In than the one 11th used and will dis:
tribute it to the various clubs in his
league. The teams will in out the
bull in thclr pmciico ant it ii is found
satisfactory it will be used in all (ham
p‘lonshlp games
The hull In much thc same as that
c111ployed when Ell. Dolidmnty used, to
“'1ka out ten or twelve homo runs
during a game. in tho'Ic times such it
brief hit its a double was scored. ’ If
the bail stands tho tcsi the patrons of
tho .tuIIu'len League will see an in-
I rouse‘l.‘1't“.buttimg.s
iiiiiiiiliiliiliill
‘M‘i-ruww: a"
~IIIIOY’I‘S WHEATRE
JERDME IhOS‘EhbétI‘d” . , Manage;
Telephone .112.
AMATEUR NIGHT. VERY FRIDAY.
EUGENE WEBBER
. r . I aupmned bx
it... than 1'0ch co;
t
l
; '“ ‘ «an... all . .f
il‘l‘HE‘y‘thWl Ids outta“ ,
‘ .6011. Museums” :11. .t
1 .1'. THE uswsrocmcoy I
‘ , one matron. smelt. . ...I
Now i“! yaw“ Papillé.‘ Ow Flrlcssi
s‘h Inn M‘TINIEE out)“. ‘-
pawns citrus. ... .LLiO’om‘td 30.;
home i9ii t‘ 309.20.; ..‘Idiaoe
the cream Motioe‘ii ‘ Mammy. Fred
, l 1“.“ \1!‘ 4.. :«.
hoatre Cool“? Electrid Fans for’
«t I lhm’or. '
T‘“"‘ I. -...
Wadi «Waite! Watt.
Willem suite"
0‘»-
‘ ' ville
Mitt” ~.-‘
., Customary licenses to Fish New York
\‘l p1; grnr In New York waters. This or-
musburg ,,,,,,,,,, 20 1] 345 I'IIIIgeuImt was supposed to last until
Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,, :1 1;; my, sumcduilnlte umierstsnding could be
Philadelphia ll 14 5,00 reached between tho two states In-
Cincinnati ....... , 17 5110 iorosied, So far as is known no no
New York ........ : 1i. ‘ .Ii'iit lion has cver been taken by Ctmneo‘
Brooklyn 3, Hi A“; limb. to btlng about an agreement
31, 1,..qu ,,,,,,, , .‘ ‘15. .44! told minim have gone on in the way
130...... ............. 11 11,. 9.37 the) an. going non. n‘xuh year the
Isrmits and hugs Inc torthcoming up
Yesterday's Results. ('11 the“ paimcnt of the. requiwd
Pittsburg. ti: lloeton, 2. tiltiti‘niit.
Cincinnati. 1; Philadelphia, (I. lbs Iobsistmcn as a general Into
New York, 1; 3“ Louis. 0’ air outirl‘lv satirllr'd Willi this In
Chicago 4: llrooklvn, :I, flilllgl‘llit‘lll. but thcru are sum. both
' -._.._.',. in this business and in others, who
Games Today. contend that It is unconstitutitmal.to,
l’itisburg at “05m” tlt‘lllillltlllllt’llif‘y to allow residents oi
St. Louis m New “wk (It'mit‘t'tlt‘til to fish in New, York wat-
(‘inciuunti at Philadelphia. “W A Strange l‘lrcutustam-e con»
t‘hicngo ut ”mum“, lit’i‘lt'll with the issuing of those pur-
_‘ ‘ 11'ii1'. Is that no one scams to know
. . whore the money that to paid in goes
_Connect1cut ”39$: Sundown“ and some seem to think that. his
iittrti’ord ___________ til “ 73.; who of tho gI-i-I'ich‘qulck schemes
New Ilriiaiu _______ it ill .524 that pro m'cnsluunlly brought to notice.
New Haven ______ 2 H 53‘: it 'ln' the general opinion where an,»
\\'ntcrhnrv ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ it it 30% is'um'u that these licenses and flags
Hulvuko . . .....III 1.1 mm “‘1‘ "W“ 1... ”WWW“ ““‘I “I” "0”
Sprittg‘ilcld _____ it) ii ”a tinuo to ho so indefinitely. lama!
llt'idvopori ' ’ .' 1‘ l'.‘ .»t"it iobstcrmcn scum to be satisfied with
Northampton ............ . 14 .35“ lllt‘ condition of affairs and deem it,
i
. '1. Id tt'fimt’fifll sI 1‘ tit “ . 't
MU $11... . .. ‘1
. ‘ , "II
", Im‘ou, “‘ III
IIIIIII
«mat I...
nun
......
Waters Not Yet ll Hand
”UH”... ,. . ,,
NOANK. May ails-«Although the
lulttk‘urmon file not; doing any WOll'y-
ing about the question ”at the privilege
to iish in New York state Waters, they
think it strange that no licenses are
yet obtainable. Capt. Thomas Hamil
ton of New London. who distributes
the licenses and liars hinting the. lobs-
Illllll'll. has not heard anything iIom
iIoationnI'tcrs about them.
This practice or Issuing permits to
ltSItll his 0‘. Connecticut to lobster in
N1. Yoik was originated in I906. at-
tcr much trouble and dispute Ietweon
the New York authorities and tooth
itbstermcn. Affairs were finally at
ranged toInpol'tIrIIy (no that the lobs’
tor industry should not be interteved
with) by the paynwnt of a license
for and the prlviiI 11'- of placing their
host to take no aI-iion toward cmuing
in II pI-rmnnent uIIIiI'rsianding.
STUDYING ELECTRICAL POWER.
Committee of Seven in be Appointed
by American RailwayAnociation.
t‘lllCAllO. May Min-"Additional err
drums of the. mitt!“ to which the rail
roads of tho United States are studying
the possiliiiitlcn oi‘ olcotrlcity no a
substitute for stcnm is soon In tho
i..t'1 that. tho American Railway As
illK'lilllUll has deoidctLio appoint 11 new
('oIIIuIittvc on "electrical working."
As the obit-eta oi” tho n5.:11cl11ii011 are
"ill. dIsI': 1.~I~1Ion and tot-ommcndations
oi the Incthmlr. lot the IIuIiutcnance
and opeIution ot' American railroads."
this move indicates that the railtondu
nrc hot-ping lull) informed of the pro-
uress made by tho pioneers in the clot»
triticatlon movement.
The electrification committee of sev-
cn members will be chosen by i". A.
llciuuo. president. and the executive
committee, subject to reelection at
the next meeting Ill Chicago on No.
wuiboi t'.‘
, NATIONAL SLAVONIC SOCIETY. -.
~BRlDGEP0lt’l‘. May Eli-«The dale~
gates to the convention of the Nation‘
at Slavonic Society began yesterday
the transaction of the business which
has brought. delegates from all parts
or the country to the gathering in this
city When the session was opened
today in Sokoi llnil, various matters
of interest to the organization wow
taken up and the reports ot‘ the nu
tionul oilicurs presented. Morning and
niiornoou sessions will fill. morning
and afternoon. The evenings will be
devoted to social gnthci’ings and on
iot'tuintuc11ts.
._4
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION. ‘
NEW IIAVI‘JN.‘May 26.‘--A number
of executive oilicers of New England
colleges met at Yale today for their
annual discussion. of questions per
‘tnlning administration Among
,‘those present were Dean Hurlbut ot-
fllsrvard: Dean Emerson. of Dart
gallium; Dean Ferry of Williams Prot.
iculsou ot‘ Weslem' Prof Fowler.
‘oi'I Brown; Pmt‘. Parnell. ot Bowdoln;
Prof. Goodale, of Amherst. and Pro
,fessors Chase and Hayden. of'l‘utts.
W
NEW H‘A‘VEN ‘Msy salmwmntm H.
‘I‘Ely, In attorney of this city,‘ member
or the firth or shy zach‘sirlt my died
arty today after a 1.1.6.. 111...}... of'
pneumonia and abdominal sampling-I
Men. At the her he milked with- the
as est known lawyers of Connecticut. no
its an alnImmIs of ‘A‘r‘nherst class or
1877. and had practiced in Winstad'
Hmttor’d and this city. He was in his
flttyvthh-d .vcar ills widow and son»
'sttrvive. 1
1". saucepan AETNA on m...
J‘NAIIMESTOW "iI‘. i3 1‘1nd“: 111:.
IIIIIIIutod stimonor Adina, bound from
tl9or,goio\vp 8:0 (1., Blair, With It
cargo of lumbar; was “to ‘Il 1111 to the
docks here iodpy hy‘ the dten‘mo'r West
Sid e stirs ms! "liitt out before it
genius looted to the cargo. but the
schooner .was ltpdl‘y damaged
§&{ In H P ”All:
nonunion similar
mda rtew your! «col
lzmom threatened in. WIII’IEJI'Ififi’
t dinosaur Imam; .
hwlfltmv id. “tempt.
rs uPaIeiuo. ,
museum
.1... that mini. 00'-
Jilliiliiiil 11‘..in
‘ medicine:
.will accommodate 18,000 people. When
‘NEW HAVEN ATTORNEY D‘EADN
.With her otter pn‘J‘t itlilazc i ll‘ limo .‘
of the RoosoVeigw
In Andalusia) II’I’III
‘ {'rfi. etc
on: you fltlfip .1”:
I
Simple Way lot the Thin arid Pale to
Be Plump and Rosy
Samoan can hardly be termed a
it is in reality a flesh form-
ing food. Taken before or after meals.
it mingles with the food you out on-
ables It to 1.1.1.111.an ilnd validity til
gcsl. so as to make nic‘h bleed and
pleasing plumpnoss.
Ai‘tor Sampso has been used a week
01' ten days a noticeable gut id weight
is soon. The saliow comp exlon Will
become tony: the sunken cheeks will
have n ruddy glow. the eyes will be
bright, the breath sweet and the stop
elastic
Use Sunless for s month and ii the
hush ot the body will be firm on solid,
nxndlthe outlines beautiful and symmot -
(a
With the return or good health t‘ol—
lowiug the use or Samoan. emulation
is overcome. and the thin and scrawny
are once mfllt' plump and rosy.
F. H. Batxcr's customers have told
him or the remarkable results follow-
ing the uso ol‘ Samosc. the great. flesh-
forming food. and he is so thoroughly
cot‘Ivinccd of Its reliability that he lb
selling it under his personal guarantee
to refund tho money if it does not do
all that is claimed for it. You who
hit" thin and in p001 health o'nI. not at
to d to let anothoi day pass without
its link; a title but: at (inmost: on thost
lcl'llls.
IIIIIIII tannins
i’AY’l‘ON STOCK (‘0.
Thu Payton stock Company will opt-II
for a summer t’llgilgi‘ulmlt at lioyt's
Theatre with 11 up. I'Inl lllilllllt‘t‘ on up...
oration Day. Monday, May :11... Ill
olnborntc and artistic productions oi
popular plnvs, with a cast of actor."
and ilt‘ll‘PHM‘s of recognized ability.
hcndrd by Miss Marion ilntchins. lair
leading lady of "Tho Man of tho llnur'
CIIqunny, supported by AI. Brighton
.lohn if. Mitt-kin, i-‘I'unk litiiicy. Gus
luaiis. N. l\’. (.‘rt'nenn, Austin Beno—
dict, Mrs. llIIIy (Jrcngnu 11ml Alloy
Louise SoullII-rlnnd. The opening hill
willbo "For Her Father‘s Sake,“ II
story of intense dramatic action, tin iii
i115: climaxes and uproarious romody.
n play of absorbing interest. a play to
the adult as well as the young The
company will produce only one play I.
week. There will he a matinee over)
Wednesday and Saturday, at it) and
20 cents. Night prices Ill, 20 and 31
(cuts. Sumo of the. plays to be pro-
duced during the engagement, will ht
"Romeo and Juliet." ‘t'l‘hel’rivntte Soc
I'llllll’Y.“ “Monte Christie." “Why Brown
Lott Home," “The Reaping." “The La
dy or Lyons." ”The Finger of Scorn,"
“'i‘hc (‘lt'tarooII." "'l‘riau.‘ and n until
her of others which will be announced
later on.
SHOE AND LEATHER FAIR.
BOSTON, May Zita—Tho mammoth
new building on the Charles. River in
and leather lair will be held in July
was thrown opcn today for the first
time when it was inspected by the lo.
cal shoe and leather dealers. The fair
building is a pennanent structure coir
aruetcti of steel and concreic. It has
a total floor space of 1:60.000 feet. and
the fair Is opened on Julv l the ex
hibits will include all the equipment
of at modern shoe factory and will
1.1... out a quantity or finished shoes
daily equivalent to the output of the
average factory of moderate size.
Samples of everything used in the
IIIamIfseturo‘ol the shoe, from the. raw
materials to the finished product will
also be shown. 9
AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIAL’
TiON.
BOSTON, May 26.——The annual
nicoting oi the. American Unitarian
\ssocintion occupied practically all
«It Milan" 3 anniversary week sessions.
it was expected that the tissoclntiou‘
would be in session both forenoon and
afternoon. The Massachusetts. Con»
vention of Congregational liliuisteIs
stranged to hold its annual business
meeting late in the alteration Thé,‘
opening dovetio‘nal service today I...
conducted by Rev. Roger S. Forbes. of
Dorchbst‘er. yi‘he repmts of the nomin-
ating and business .cottunitteos and the
election of officers were the most im
portsnt. matters cqznsidered at the
forenoon meeting. - '
equR TARIFF soHEDULE. ‘.
..
.subject 0! remarks by ‘Mr. McEnéryi’
of Louisiana as soon as the senate
meets today. Mr. MoEnery believed
the committee on finance should be 11p-
‘rheld. Senator Ov‘eu i‘nu‘y silent: in de-
entertain his Millenguesnuith. some
.gencral co1mnont.upon the ptoteoi‘Jve'
Cmnbridge. in which the'worid’s shot: .
WASHINGTON May mil—The sugar 1
scheduw of the thrift bill Will be the ’
thth his coliesaué‘fllttr. Foster, that .
the duty on mar recommended by ,
lilunclllLIOll of the sngnr trust and it ,
is possible that; Sumter Rayner wilt
.5.
......
w.
term; policy of the «Republican paIty.:
AGAINST ROOSEVELT HUNTING?
Title..-w i
IIAI AMA/(Io Mich. Mny 21;...‘p91;
Iznnso Colonel Thundoro Roosevelt isttb‘
present engaged in killing wild uni
male in Africa, the Michigan conven
here yesterday telected by an over-
whelming majority a resolution to
. thank the farmer‘- presidenti‘t‘or his slid .
in proteottncrlflohissn Iblr‘ds. ‘Ih'utii'hlI
Administration certain
islandsln In Humanism Bum
111w“ want not: aside as. protected. Iliu-
i
grog swam
s...) "all tier “tutti
. inns mi gamma“ a b lindins
Award thereon WWIA
he will protest
Itow‘prd Denver totlayi .i
.1.‘1 on... ‘M": no sans
dauotvrtiiin 0.93 land. ml
I I‘ ...,
This is one "or the best (impulse II ' I
Inn the motion not “our Not-walk people 3 I etu-
pill «minibus lirtrtitttdf Alto in ,1 . .. j' ”w,
attention with this show, the latest 5 rains or ..gfivwrdiuliilor.
gotten Fitting"! will lIe‘ohIJn/u. 1from» £39.99.” ' mutt“ or-
I' pt't'oH court: on. s . 11 II Inn-c .m, b
at tlililurti dun; 1:t111'u.t:l.mIi>h Not I «mm ”at..." £99m:
WIII‘. and .w-qeds drug store. Nor I‘u. W9 sodium: 39
PIIIcss........Ioo,2o.. ...... Ida”... .hfiya‘ltq'h“
"IIOI hrsdlov. used iii “(lint other home
in brndloybille. yesterday Miss Brad
.9»
«3“»
tlou of Htimane Motion in session .
l.
t
v
163' has: resided in the same house. in
lilrsdleyvilis tor the peat eighty years.
I
IIIIe then ‘31? To Cit
. a.“ eport‘ Advertiiflllifltl I Bridgeport Advertisements.
“1%
The D M. Read Lo.
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Special Stile oi Porch Furniture
for the remainder of this week. Certain
lines offered at 20 per cent. reduélion
A11 Innncusc group of I'IIIIIiortaIIlc Porch I urnittm i11-
clutling Arm I bans Rockers, Straight Chairs ScttI'I's and
Swinging Scots lh‘ oi‘icrcd at gIIII'rous tetluciions fut tIII' next
few days
Willow Furniture 111 Suites and Separate I’ict'se. Never
was \\1llow itcatcd 111 more artistit ways than now. It can
be had In silv or gray, iorcsi grccn and ox -,I)Iootl as \‘lt‘ll as
nattual color IiIc g1caicr number of the pieces have loose
cushions of Irctonnc
Mission Oak 111 olitc. "Iltcsc piI'I'I's arc \I'rv attrnttitc
and cotIiioIleIIIIc both nrutchairs and rockers having loose
tttsltions of grccn linen. Hacks and seats of iIIIer woven
cane.
Swinging Seats, broad and roomy built of substanu ll
oak stained green to be hung IIv tout chains
Large Porch Rockers and \1111 Lbairs Straight Limbs
:ImI Scttccs'. in grccn or light finish.
.‘Special Upholstered Suite.
'I‘lircc pict. 'cs Ilivan rockc I‘.:111II arm IIIaII' oi ”Icon IIIIII,
with backs and souls covered with trctonnc. llil: suitt has
IIccn used for I'xIIIIIItiIJIII purposes and the former price has
$30.00, ..
$15. on sale price.
Four days lot this rcIIIittion, \\ CIIIII'sIl.i\
I"rid:1y;1nd Saturday.
I‘IIIII‘SIlny,
Fourth iloor. Carpet Store cit-valor.
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New Patterns in Dinnerware
Shown this neck for tho first. A large lllllllll I.It‘1I)11 of
I IIinsh I’IIrIcI.Ii11 IliuIIII Sets togcihct \\IIIl the best
gmduol \Incrjcau (Inna. Set of 112 pictcs :11$I2.5o $15.,oo
$181.10. $19.00 and $2 250.
Crochet Table Mats and Tidlcs.
and I'iiI'ctivc designs, 1.:l'_‘., IS and .3512
price.
\Tcry elaborate work
UIII'c double the
‘\\‘IIItI' Goods Suction, lower iloor.
United States Flags for I)I'IoI.ItIo11 Day. Government
Standard Bunting 111 all II'quirI'II sizes at lowest priccs.
Monogram Belt Buckles, \\ :Itch Ii‘obs \ L‘ll Pins. and
other {optics in silv.t'r littv ((‘lllo for a large silver lcht
Ilrooclt with large and imcly cut monogram.
Hosiery Sale. Plain and l‘dllty Imislts black and col-
ors. in qualities north 38 and 50.. at age, 4 pairs for $1.00
while they IaSt.
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l! .v.
1. out. outfit-M6!
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OUR U8.UAL MONTH- END GALEm WILL BE 0"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Our Special Prices on Various Linus will be interesting to p111-
Chasers; will include goods tIom‘I nemiy stock. We mention a few
1.... . All Wool Ingram Rugs
2% y.ds by 8 yds‘ value :6. 00.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
\
lift. by 12ft.valus$12.50......... ............... $10.00
China Mattings
Special Purchase, value 250. ......... ................ ‘ ...... 20¢
. adies’ Shirt Wallis
SampleWalstik. ......... ..... 50:24:01.49
«Ladies Muslin Underwear
Samples at I‘I‘ ........ Special Prices
Ladies’ Fungus Poissols .
. Job Purchase ”‘2‘ ................... 01.00
Special Values-w «TWiIite Goods. Dress Goods,
:11 . I
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m . ‘oIl lion“) ,9. In? -.,,,I .....I ... ..
was... r sLumIt'cnnnndav Burma‘s .. pound: . . . . .32.
are
“SnifilhiiidI H‘soc
mopntrnmvpmmewm, 24%11. sack .. .913.
‘jFULLCREAMOHEEBE. “pound .vsc
, 124 wasntiuorou tr. sou-m nonunion. _ '
1"... NOIWOE- I” ‘ t‘ . . ‘ FR‘WMDIER‘Y.
Norwalk Chronicler