wot the climb.
Wee eloonob
pl a; that to nova: the
one all wan
m grime one ftbe Edema;
wee profuse in her
to? I. inmate who had die
labor“ brought against her
you, wouldn't be hard on»
u bin" she remarked
, ‘ k‘e’t. “i from how
blot: liga‘l’mIt ill
I
to renlntihppegieign‘itefli;
e innocent e I‘
Ii? 1,17 till 18- patina
4n
7 Jerome amalgam. Limo” end nan-en:
‘Wby Brown Left Home"
We? when or me All villi: Alanine
, eo—ne w iiope/In. LAN
I Eluctfic'el Henley. Free Acte, land
"I Aueijcze or IlrrAu‘L‘I'e ébILo
. heoim- New on oueev ‘
,.: ennui-I1. .
lice Mlle Wdry bells
labor do not cool off and the oxnenllI
slope tile moment you turn oi! tin
witch?
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.I A Change Mendny Anti Thuredny.
‘ ‘ Two Ploye A Week
3 ' TONY, ' '
AND MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
“For Her Fether‘ e Selle"
Oommclng Timmy. maul. ,10—
"Ten lelte In I Ill: MB
ic’e cream Matinee IVQ'LW'QNNIY
Latent Moving Plow
romen‘r FIV noILLAIIe iii cow
WILL I elven AW'V
Renerved seem hr the 24
South iterwnlt’ mom:
WEEK JUNI 14 To a1! IIITOLU'QIVI
‘ 113W BAG! BALL PARK
8 Big D‘nyel ” 6. Elia Ni
hotels“
$06!
llléfit Afllloclltltl
IG—IIG snows—Io
lFfl'I'le WM! Riding Hornet
P SEMI.
loNAl. FeArune'le—eo
enacts.
AnMIeeION T0 Mint rhea.
ENTERTAINMENT
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liavllendnndilevi J. Croft
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honors. ~50, ohms.
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. steak And eenmr Information rum. .
my iii the work holler with lentI l
our stock of Electric Laundry M;
ny, egk th'e mice, and Iron
lite lined 8: Von Elelilrlcal Co. "
WEDNESDAY JUNE oreg'
Eel-Wee ‘Anc Gui-inc Up to Deli.“ " ”
New York.
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New York, 8; Bl. noun. '0.
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Sunday'e Reeulte.
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Chicago, 1: Philadelphia, 1.
6' . BMKIYII, 8
The Southern New England Telephone
1‘ . -‘ ‘ Complfi" i-J.
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“I van-- I I” Lemon. lb. ...... .. Al 2 I! 8“ I I
IAIIIALL. Singer,» ..... 4 .1 2 l I II
, m, . , ...,... .... L. _. e.
Nntlene‘l Lucile Mending. Totnin .......... .141 8 Ii I? >8 1!
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Pittellurr ......... .28 12 .700 , ll PO A E
Chicago ......... 28= 16 .836 Iirotherton, cl. . '4 5 ‘3 l (I
New York . ..20 17 .Ml Knot-nib. .. l 2 8 l 1
MClnclantl ..23 21 .623 R.Creagh,3b. ...... 6 2 2 l 2 1
Philadelphia. ..17 20 .II'IO Dorney, 2h. ........ 6 9 0 ll 2 1
Bloom ............ w 23 .410 Volk.ee..|l. ....... . II o o is 1 1
3t. Louie . .......... 17 5 .405 Keene", ..... -. 5 3 2 2 .0 0
Doctor: ......... ....lil 1 .308 H ec.rf. ....... .5 3 _l 0 0 0
. ‘mmfi Carine ........... .g 3,; g i 0
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binge Summon:
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moi; Cincinnati.“ Brooklyn, 3 (cec-
ond some, 11 innings).
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«Tilda .
Benton It 33 lingo. .y ,
new rare ti cw " ;
bide log iteburg. ‘
- Emilie-t 7 Mile. -.
Ar’uirlcnn Lime Atnndlng‘ .
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Detroit. .. .......27 13 .675
Pulled $1an ...... .33 It .590
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25 .316
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nine-i. _
Other nmee poetpouod rein.
Gnmec Today.
.8: Loni: at Boston.
Benoit At New York
cinema et Phlledelphle.
- hidden At Ween lugton
Idomo‘otieut Loom Standing.
PC.‘
Hartford ‘ .716
Holyoke .. .617
Springfield .516
geyfiuen .500
, per my .435
‘ ._ . i M33
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one timer In . ,
your Qrder now 36‘ - “I ‘I‘-‘
i: Willefipcer in the heart I!!!“
' Wblah noon to prone on I
.ecoreofito'l Theii
’gllllll Fill lllll1l
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3“} will ”a fifth 1m» will Tat I???”
Blues on belie~~0ll Henley, ii in GI
innings: oll‘ Voiit lie 3 Inuinsn; oil
Singer 2.
Struck out—oily Henley 4. by Voik 3
by Singer 8
{when bite—Lawson, Keene, Ce~
bi
Three-become. hill-«llrothcrton J.
Mono. Helymu i
Double phynwlleeley. knorr Aha
Vol'ii: «minor end Liweon
Bit by pitcher->Weeler O'Connor.
Fined WMMM ll. Cehlll 1
Ilium-«Keene.
“Me I‘m Walnut“. ,
M“
_ Hilleldee rum Kilauea-e.
'l‘li’eJ'old m ”Are.
and the Kilolror Junierc erected bets
on the formers groundll yesterdey; ,end
the letter tenth wee defeefied
. fliiieldee. Rlin .rJuniorn.
Rhee ................... Mullen
Cetche.
cooke .................. M. Holeey
aPitcher
Blie'ehen .............. . ..... Levin .
First base.
Millet-II ....... we. ..... Clfl'ke
, Seoond
Mllburn .:. .............. thkmun
Third bane.
Nattel‘ol'd ................ J HAlesy
Short stop.
CArrolI .................... . Derrlbg
Left field
Q B. Sbeeben ............... Frientl
' . Center Ildld.
Brown ............... . ..... Boelliowmc
’Rlxht tiei'd.
Home rune—Cooke and Friend.
Umpire—“Spot" Muivoy
ll Hill Plilll
“Gomlnieeloner John M.‘
wiltli Movermr R. S
Twenty—filth Wedding Anniversary
rm
,’ 9113' Libyan 4 gm
_ ‘Ilfi'leulln nml reintlwen to the mun;
. , line»: over 100 Incl It,tbe omenneIl
' Hill country home olfiommlillloner
INN.
g ohurcb. They hive linen than lived
.ll’
' Mooee- E. Blake Mr. end we. George
II Hurley MI»
' molly; to oclooi.“
w‘Hv
Emil Mild nf ilan.
"lull: (leaned Hill Home
nmi Mrs. Simeon Penn? and helped In
nil celebration at their ism weenie:
“3nt it...”
up a o e ev
ell rI'I. Penna have been plan
the celebration of their allveI
weddinz for 19ng and looking for
will toyit. They were whirled on
June i. In 1884. II Dr Frank Plumiey,
of the Green eId Congregational
In their preeent home. They have two
can Peeee.
The house was very tastefully dec
armed in pink. blue and while. a large
tmantlty of all kinda of flowers being
Ichtoaned in the rooms.
Following general discussions. some
stories and much bend choking. lunch
we nerved by Colem- Anorewe, of
Bridgeport.
, Among the meny :p‘e‘eeelttl received
were: Silver chafing dleh from MI. and
Mre. J T. McCarthyza 'elIver
plate. from Judge Iunl Mrs. itman
1“ new; cut glass water not and ell
var my from Mellon! Colon and Clerk.
Bridge I; liver nerrioe from
muol Gee eeneteln; bryelel vane with
gllveg trimmings, Sheriff and Mn. Sid-
n‘wley; ellvor e vloe. David 09-
.end many 0th
The guente were: Mr :nd Mre. F.
J. Gui-man, Mr and Mrs. 19.8 Peace,
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Perry. Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Penna, Mr. end Mrn. E. M
Bottle. Mrs. Annie Banks: Mr. and
Mn. Herbert Banks. Mr. and lire.
Funk Benito. Mre. Georgie Benita.
Mey E. Benita. Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Perry. Mr. and Mn. W..B Wheeiol
Mr. and Mrs William J Hull, Mr and
Mre. T. H. Bradley. Mr. end Mrs A.
B. Wekemen. Marl: E. Wilkemon. MA
riA Welteman. Br. led am 1LT
Dunhem. Rev. mil lire. P. Olmetoed.
Mr. And Mu. E. IN. Prentice, lire.
Mill Bloke, Mr. null". WIIIIAm Wil-
son. Mr. And lire: 3. onion and Mr.
and Mn. E. T. Brown. of Greenfield
Hill. Mr. And the; WI" Pence. J. WI.
Pence, Funk Pelee. In, Mr. and
Mn. Br by, of Rldxeneid. Judie and
Mrs. W winked. at IBreeoeleb.
Mr. end lire. WI It. Bennett. otvNor
welt. Judge Inn! Mrs. Elmore 3.
Banks. lit. and Mrs W. H Donald
eon. Me. one III-ELIE. w. e Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. all) Jennie“, ur end
lire. Themes Mylhe, r, end Mr'In.
Clltue H. mmua r‘e Joeeph
1.81mi. of fibilyldfllr DIE. L Benn.
will
Benn.
lg Ill? Ill? ll?
Nine Sidney '.E
And re. John '1‘. King.
Albert Merritt. «Bridgeport and
Vi
1?
Fell‘lleld.
' APR! ., wenomo.
MAI-rinse of me. Ficlence Welt wAten-
bury to anarchic. lined-non, et
Bride'e Mom“; social Event.
grim rm Prelitéi
Booth Nowell: lady to a claimant
of OGeor .
Westley. June 2, at the home
at motile bride‘e mother, hire. John Welt
wt the {Editing collagen“ Florence
v Charles 8.
leach; Pull-lo Bnptlnt Gchwcb officials
The wedding eervlce though eilnpl .
tflul And
perty entered the lor wl re the
mmbléii :‘ueete Iv rot. In Wetting.
Mic. Ghee Fieeler. bl Bank Centre, one
9!" the bride'e girlhood triende, presid-
' the piano. The bride wee At-
t foi the Ire lime in _
dwicll ’
Mr. And Mre it {B Morebouee. of
(Minnesota) Leno ,
er. 0! Firm. mum the following *
" e homage of n tanner ’_
ml. of thel Second, ‘0 the WMWS“
5 her eieter Mine Nell wen;
b r‘ min, 7 my
would Am wIIIhICI w
or luterofi n Shoppers I ,5.
The Swinging Conch Hammock) are the embodiment
of case and comfort. Some are swung from standing sup—
ports of well seasoned weed, others are to he 11an from the
veranda ceiling. What makes them so tlhy‘ is like fact that
I) there Is a wire mattress of modern construction, which sup
. ports a thick cotton quilt waddmg, over which is stretched .
" the hammock fibre. Often the hammbtlt is eqtl Kplped with
an awning, and a wiml shield of elvnlug cloth or old Also
there are adjustable back reels,a and one may have gay pil-
lows without number.
‘I
The new Celia elble Clo-Certs are very neat and trim
looking little with: cs, with nickel trimmings and strong
leather, cloth seats and backs. The colors are brown, dark
green, or maroon The mecllanlsm' 15 simple and they fold
quickly and easily into com cuicut shape for carrying. Price
$4.25. Itxtrn size with hood, $7 25
A very stylish and exclusive Summer Coat Soil; is of
Mirror Linen, olive green in color, It soft dull shade that is
very pleasing. llIc muffs collar, and pocket laps are piped
with white and there are large and handsome white pearl
buttons. It Is perfectly tailored.
A similar (oat Suit of the same mntcriad is in a soft
shade of (love gray.
Big loose Automobile Coats are of heavy ribbed Ben-
galinc, corn in color, with huge buttons of the same cloth. /
\ cry stleslI and no rviceablc.
There are Knitted Slippers for bondoir use, made of
memorized cotton, as lustrous as silk. In fact they are mis-
taken for silk Pale piilk or blue are the favorite shades,
and the inside sole is of quilted satin to match Fine for
warm weather, these pretty slippers. Found at the Art Sec-
tion, third iloor.
Frngtent Sachets of Sweet Lavender are made of the
reel lavender flowers, enclosed in a fine bolting cloth bag.
The sachets are bound and tied with lavender ribbon. Art
Section.
.. \
The Tea. Room now provides Salads for luncheon,
which are made up to order' m a very few minutes. Chicken.
beef, and clam bouillon with whipped cream sandwiches,
homemade cake and strawberries.
The D M. Read Co
Erna h‘fl’ 4'
E"If‘btll’eéllve line or Floor Coverings, con- .
sitting or
(Expats Linoleums
"he .3’ TE
mfi1fiyl‘ Il NT}? 3%“
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