‘ All R H PO-A' it}
Powerams. ......... 3 0 0 0 8 1
Blasser.3b. ......... 4 0 0 3 2 2
Acker. lf. .......... 4 0 0 1i 1 0
McManus. cf. ....... 2 1 i 0 0 ti
Fitzpatrick. 2b ...... 4 0 l) 4 2 1
Wouliie, c. ......... «i (i i ii 1 0
Spinal), p. ......... ‘4 0 0 1 3 3
Harney.1b. ........ 2 0 010 0 0
Staploton. rt’, ..... 2 ll 1 1 0 1
Totals ........... 29 1 3*23 l7 8
*Brooks out, hit by battcd bull.
Norwalks.
All ii if PO A ll:
Cunningham, 2b. 5 0 3 ti 2 1
Roll] .38. .......... 4 0 l 6 1 0
. 0 '0 8 ll 1
ii 2 b i) 1
i 0 2 0 0
1 o l to 0
U i 0 'l l
i (l l i 0
l l l i) 0
Totals ........... at. 4. ii 27 8 4
Score by innings:
.. N. Y. Fire Dept...(l ti 0 ii 0 0 l 0 0—1
. Norwalha ....... t) 2 1 U U 1 0 0 x~~4
Summary:
’ will habaoit'agnin harmonic neuron
it'lbnilnped‘lroln First Page.)
"i3 his fine work
‘ or «may. afternoon.
= the “Vinitarailoltly‘thru hi“. '1
w w J t. u‘. . .»
livm no
9
rooklyn National Leaguo team. ‘t
to. .stlcil to. humour Job.
'9 do ~ M
r on char MVMM twat formerly
her on t Halidgoport "loam, of
Connecticut heparin. All .ot the
ra are active members of the fire
t.
it aborowaai to 1 in favor of
thin. Monotime it looked
. out Ybritarmwould be shut
N altars notfovensattlng a hit
olk'a doilvovy until the fifth inning".
N ,J'Wfilkfl..bella1l their scoring in
_ irritating. When they got two.
. inch.» it. eventually developed.
inpatient to win thmgame.
, viiiwril madaguohuo hit with
that anathat there here been a num-
clipr‘of expressions of hope that they
K ‘1 git. wanna
. min; for ‘
in find alvoliHI
l
0
ii
A
Wm on a do“;
as none too :00 .
I‘ll?“-
a r n
. .t
a ,
the Nor-walk "boy.
diamond, which w
int; the (lreenlvich team down to two
runs in ten. use junt touted tho bull
guys. who couldn‘t
lit in the «filth
”'K t1 ”it more ‘llr h
armadillo l5
, .{lllorwaik boys were able
o‘get._nltil ‘ _s7tllay did their best.
For the lira lining Guaruieri puzzled
tho Greonwioh iadu. but in the second
a base on £th "two wild—throw and a
by to n ‘ ; éld‘ ‘onabled Emit to
acorou‘T
’wlcn did until the tenth. when a hit
to left fluid, a steal, a Mutant! an er»
ror enabled Grove to scorn tho‘ win-
ning-run for Greenwich. ‘ V ,
. line limpireuoonied to be just. a little
prejudiced and by favoring Greenwich
on a clone decision in the tenth. took
the game away from Norwalk.‘ Some
of the High school mun seam to blame
lroland for losing the some. but Dick's
error in the tenth could hardly bo rut-
edaa costly as that. Although it wan a
Vbadttimo to make an error. still the
[only run.
ll; over. , Thoro'ils now talk of having
than) for oncof
l r. tflfl- ,. )
us the, not wcok Manager Mad
an strengthened the Not-Walks
yithltoiily and Davis. two Bridgeport
giggly l *Ftolily, playing at shortatop.l
a a van chances and accepted all of-
them'wlthout making an error. Davia'
caught a difficult fly in center iioid.‘
. and on the play threw in the ball. nail-
ln'g Powers. of the flremen's trout}
while the latter was; making i0r homo:
Dill-tor from third base.
, Next Saturday the Norwalks will be
oppoled by the second team of Yale
Unit'ersity.
The detailed score: ‘
N. Y. Fire Department.
First on balls—4M1 Voik i,
Struck out—wily Vulk ti. by Spilldn l.
Left on baucs- Norwnlku 7, N. Y.
Fire Dept. 5.
First on errors-~N. Y. Fire Dept. 2.
Norwalku, 7.
Hit by pitcher—~McManus.
Sacrifice hitw Blaascr.
Umpire-—lke Daviduon.
Time—One hour, 45 minutes.
Scorerm-l‘rcd (I. llledcll.
BASEBALL NOTES.
'80voral proposed gamt‘li wore knock-
ed out of connnluuiun yesterday by the
rain.
Gus Hillary will probably not be soon
in 3. Norwalk uniform lhlu seal-ion, Sil-
lery was to have been the mainstay of
the Norwuiku' pitching staff for the.
button. but there was so much knock-
ing on tho part oi‘ the fans bornuuo of
tho ease with which the Cuban titanic
touched him up a week ago, that Man—
ager F‘rank Madden called thl' arrange-
ment off. Mnnngor Madden and till-
lory part tho boat of friends. the lat-
ter wishing him a successful cocoon.
4
the Memorial Day .
runner had too, much a ulart to he
caught at the plate.
, There is lunch credit due the Groom
‘wlch team. for in all the tight places
if!) which, they wara squeezed, not a
. man made an error. This is an exceed-
llkgly good allowing, for nny team that
c n play airlift-orient. game against the
Norwulmltlitli school is certainly go
inc semi; if
. As each team has now won a name.
it is the desire of Manager Clinton 0.
linbboil. ol‘ the Nor-walk High school.
to book Greenwich for the rubber. to
be played in Norwalk. 'l‘hiu will un-
doubtedly be a great game and will
show the quality of both teams.
The lineup and score was as follows:
Nor-walk High.
All it if PO A it}
Abrahuma.2b. 4 0 0 1 2 1
Pagan. of. .......... 4 0 0 0 0 0
lrcland. as. ........ 4 1 2 0 3 1
Gnarnierl, p, ....... 4 l.) i ll 5 0
Seymour. lib. ....... -l 0 0 i 1 1)
Human, c. .......... 4 o o o 10 l
lt‘errlu. ri'. ......... i 0 ii 1 ‘0 0
Martin, lb. .... 4 ti 1 H (i l
Coley, li’. .......... 4 o 0 (i ii 0
Totals ........... till 1 ii 28 2i 4
‘ Greenwich High.
All it ii i’() A r:
Grove, 2b. ......... l“. i l 1 0 ll
- Close, su. .......... l1 ll 1 i 0 ii
li‘ox.o. ............ nooioo
Hobock. cf. ........ 5 0 l 2 ii 0
Smith. Jib, ......... l 1 0 i i (i
liune. lb. .......... i ii 0 7 0 ii
Crook. rt. .......... 4 0 ll ii 0 o
li'unuton. if. ........ i U 1 2 0 ll
Nicoll. p. .......... i 0 i) 1.") 4 0
Totals ...... 40 2 4 30 i”. ii
Summary:
Twodlaao bah-(Hose.
Left on bllson~Norwa|k 3, (lrecu
with 8.
flames on built; ~0ft (luarnicri 4, off
Nicholl 2.
Hit. by pitcher ~~liunc, liunrniuri.
Struck out~~-ily (iuurnlorl 10.
Nlclwll H.
Tillie or game» One hour, 20 min-
mos.
Scorer—«A. l", Rode.
Ulnpircsmllcndcr and Finch.
Noteo oi the Game.
.lt‘orrlo seemed to ho a iittlo hit off
,oolm‘ Saturday, as his bailing overture
\vcnl way down. . _
Fusion and spyinonr, two of tho High
scluloia' bout butsnwn, could not own
rout-h first. '
Como boyu, got at it; this will unv-
or do.
Abrahnms played good at second:
though he in obnikcd up with an error.
Just, a Iltilc sicndlcr Mike. and you'll
make good.
Although lhc batting wan poor. as a
whole. thc loam dcavrvou credit and
will unruly mark? up for this dcfoat. by
trimming (iroouwich in the rubbor.
SHEFF WINS FROM HARBTROM.
Biliary admits he wan not in xood form
in the Cuban (liantsf game. but thinks
ho domonetratod what ho can do when
bl: arm in in form. tho wcok hcforo
in the opening garlic with lho (Solon-
lull. \v'olk happened to be on tho
grounda during lhr (‘nhan iiinuiu‘
game and Mnnngl-r Maddvn utilit‘il him
to covrr righl field. balrr wllrn rill.
lory could not hold the colornd mun.
Valli want in and pitched the lill-il throo
inning. during which tho vlullora tall-
ed ”make it hit. During tho Wonk.
Mariano Madden cloaod up with Volk
for the root of the uoastm.
‘t‘ 0 Orion. bmbnil loam. of nut
Nmalk. Would like to gut suntan with
Ihilttobr tollnl. ilal'ry Tobi-y, of Van
Zlndt airool. Earl Norwaik. is the man-
W.
Tho Normal” have a good game
inland for Saturday afternoon of thin
wukuwhen their opponents are to he
tire Yale second loam.
0m of tho games which won pm
mm by the rain yesterday attor-
nd’o'b was the meeting hotwoon lilo Or.
iota. of Earn Norwnlk. and tho Win-
nipanlul. .
no ‘Ammwmlml Park dimond in
. , our Itrcol. hi in optionally line
I" , . this «union. hill. lilo mm hardly
in the amount, of lunacy that inn
linen spam on ii in put it in thin dc-
lllllable oondltinn. il‘or a depth of in!
Mil thorn is hardly a on hid in it. 'i'll
dillndud h. aim so nccly crowned
than in no trouble after a rain storm,
”mm crowd: which mi tho moo out».
I“. Amusement Park and the hill want
of tho groundn- are jail on much an
em without shame. forgetting. poo
hour. that it «mots money to gel. rite
tom bore and to maintain the bane.
ballpark. ..
W. ' ,... i ”It
Niall ”NadyalAM LOIT.
Minion Ian ‘tuk llama in Thlt
‘* .... Piano by More of 1 to .i. .
i fi‘hoilimaiil High bottom mull
tum journeyed to (ironwork drum.
. ll hawthorn}. whom they win-4t untold.
. W W 33811330560! Myth .‘pim.
,. 1pm “it one of this; tom
am on ihu‘tlmuivioli a“. ‘3‘ ,
Local School and Val. Mon Play an
inure-ting Six inning Gama.
Bhoiilaid Scientific School. \‘nlc.
.trlumphod ul linuebnll ovcr tho liur~
strum school. tinturduy afti‘rnlmn. m
Album-merit l‘urk. in Moniiow ntrool.
lmwltmn to tho rcnulur Norwulk uninv.
Owing to tho luck of limo llil‘ ulndcnls
”Noni obiigcd in cut iiwlr Rump in six
innings. ’l‘hrco run» in tho third in-
ning guru tint-ll an unanrmounlnblo
loud. the iinal M'Ol‘i' living 4 lo 2.
The dciaiicd iforol
Yale omit.
All it ll M) A it)
l‘ohb. 2h. .......... :l l 2 l l i
Toylorma. ......... ii i 2 0‘0 ll
Mollnlii.rl. ........ :l 0 ti o o o
incur. ll), ......... ii 0 l i (i ll
dobriumiib. ........ 3 ii ll ti 0 0
Much.” ............ ti 0 i i ii ll
~lutior.p.. ......... :l U u n 0 ii
Mci‘rcovy.u ........ 1i 1 ill”. 1 ll
ilwminy.ci. ........ ii i i 0 i) ii
'i‘olaiu ...... .....24 i kill 1 ll
Huntrom.
All it Ii W.) A it}
Hulk”. .......... . :l i ‘.' ii it it
thmcryv ............ 2 it u 17 i ii
Mllrbailm. ........ ll ii i ii 0 0
Mailman. .. ........ l n il l 0 o
Mctcail.:ib. ........ i 0 ii ii p u
liarlltrmu. ri. ...... :l u I ll 0 ll
.ioknoonJl. ..... 2 0 ti o a li
Bouvior.1b......... 2 ii 0 ti o it
Zlmmorman,cf.. .. 2 l i ii i) 0
Toulo...t....:..2‘l 2 hill 1 ll
doors. by innings:
Valium ............00 ii 1 bow-4
Hominid :............ooooo:~i
lummary: .'
Earned ruwflumrom 2. Vain ll.
Two-bun mum-Mitotic". Cobb.
rim or UflhWR antler i. oil Mil
i
Btiglolt «wartime:- it. ‘lay’ a...
1““ .17» , t7" ,. >
out on . _ intro... 2. rate 2
Umplrowlibariap bindeborg.
,.,lndlonv1'vnrl‘srs W! t Walpom.
Annmtdmrwiuk. cum called llll
ludlan'ir'ihllmrs'idaronidd tho We»!
pom antimony aurora obil‘to l,
“mu mum "tumors now claim to in
‘ Mitt.
mohair
,.
kilowattholc‘ 500d rammizvtboldu
data him it! , '
. "'l‘his"’ in this .
it, has all the worlnwbreom
by "
STAMFORD
W hen you come to the matter
of heating your house, the ques—
tion of llcalthiuiucss as well as
warmth must be considered.
Simply to raise to a proper
tctnpcrature‘ the confined air of
the house is not by any means.
the whole question; you must
change of
fresh, warm air, and allow the
supply a constant
l vitiatcd air to escape.
. Thai is just what the Stamford
Furnace is intended to do and
; what it does.
M
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH,
Cornar North Main and Wool strum.
‘- w.._.. ........._ .. . .. A .
.. .. "m, W. fl...—
l tho champion bovu' nine of East N01“
lcidvnt huppcuod the sold Funk gave
“it . , .
Add 81’ '1' (iii llilliiell
(Captioned from rim Page.)
nrosoontin a attorney of Norwaik.
Driver nil has boon arrortsd and
in out on‘a‘bond of.
t
' nor’s undlnrmyfi...
1. the you“ ., chum, a.
' Wilaon. combatant Jill noticb‘olwthe
death of John "Dow‘dpa white male
,. novonlydwo years old. late of -tho
town or Norwalk, Who on the 4th
day of May. A51)" 1910. died a und-
den, violent. untimely death in the
town of Norwalk. having viewed the
body of tho dlit‘eBMid and made im-
mediate inquiry concerning his death.
do hereby cortify‘ that. bald John
Dowd died in Norwalk on tho illt‘day
of May. A. 1).. 1910. from shock and
hemorrhage from laceration of the
right pleura and right lung by the
broken andn of fractured ribs. ,
The cold devoured was in the oni-
boror, and on the aforesaid day was
cold Norwnlh, Wcrc working by the
side of sold tlot‘oaaeti. being similarly
onlployod.
0n lhu ntnrcuuld tiny Kurl Funk. 0
ciniuifcur in the employ of Pabst
driving an auto truck. containing one
keg and live halves of laser. belong-
ing to said company along tho cast of
sold Wont avenue going northerly.
With him on tho soul of said unto
truck was Antonfitonger.
Wnllor 1. Broker was driving a
grocery wagon along said Wont IVO-
nuc in u northerly direction on the
northbound trolley truck. and when
a short distance from whore tho ac-
wnrnlng of his approach With the on—
to horn. Before Dockcr could turn off
tho tracks ihc auto truck passed
him. going-at lcaui ton milcs an
hour.
About tho same limo Mrs. lul‘acl
Auutln nllghled from u ubutlrhouml
irollcy our which ntoppod on tho
south-bound irnrk about 20 loci from
w t‘l‘f‘ lllt‘ drowned was working.
Funk raw tho tmlloy oar standing
still. Mru. Austin .iookod around the
roar of the car and. not who started
across the trarkn, unw tho duto truck
approaching, but, lwfill‘f‘. uhc could
not out of its buy, it utrm‘k hor on
tho kncc. knockcd her down and ran
over her nklrt.
Without stopping.
Funk kept on
i walk.
I m THE LEAGUES.
: Connecticut League Standing.
W. l.. l‘t‘. l
Waterbury .. 7 1 Mb}
‘ lirldxoporl .......... ll 2 film .
Hartford ............ I. :i .825 i.
Spring-livid .......... «i 4 .5005
Now linvon ......... :l .3 .375 7
Northampton ....... ii 5 .37.”. l
Holyoko ............ 2 I. .Eh‘ii ;
Now ilrilain ........ l G .lizil
- l
Saturday's Ric-alto. l
Al ilolyokc~ llolyokc 9. Springfield,
Al Now ilnvon—-\\'atcrbury 7, Now
iinvvn 4.
Al Northampton
Northampton 4.
At New llrilain
llrituiu 2.
llnril‘ortl ill.
llrldgoport 5. Now
American League Standing.
\V. I
l'.(‘.
l'hiimiclphin ........ ii i .733
illcrt‘iand .......... ll: it till?
New York .......... ii l. .648
llcirolt.........,...l: 7 “3‘:
llollion ............. 7 ii) .412
Chicago ............ 7 l l .339
\l'ushingion . . , , . . .. t: H .illm
St. Louis :i l: .200
Saturday's Rubin.
At iloulou Now York 4. “union 1
till lnninmrl.
Al l’hllndvlphin»l’hiludciphin
Wilnhlnuton 1i.
At llulroit-
Al (‘im‘l-lnml
l.
6.1
l
:hirauo .'.. llolrolt 3. l
(‘lnrt-lnnd l. Si Louiu
Sunday's Resultl.
At (‘illcnmn (‘il-vcinnd 1:. (‘bicnxo U.
Al llolroliwllclrolt ii. iii. Louis ‘J.
K. .......-...
National League Standing.
\\. l.. l’.(' .
l‘liil'llml'g .. . il l mi
rm. York ,. ..i:i l. .7221
Diliiadulphiu ii I; .llnu
Chicago . . . . . ii i. {villi
l‘iui'innnii .. 7 7 him
lioulon ............ ii iii .liih
lh'tmkiyn ........... ii iii .31.:
Si. lmliu .3 l2 2'.”
saturday'a Ruum.
Al Ilrookiyn llrouklyn 2. llounm u,
Al Now York Now York 7. l'hiln»
dolphin 2.
Other grunt-u poutpoucd. ruin.
sundny's Rorults.
Al i-il. Lotti... (‘inltlllntlli in. Si. Lupin
ii. ‘
Al (‘hlcnxo Piltuburlt 7. Chicago 4.
‘ HOTEL ARHlVALa.
Mchackomttwh‘i. ii. (troy. Now York:
.i. ll. (Stroll. Bridaolun‘i; lira. id. El“.
h-rl. Mina idclori. New York; 1.. Miniml
Nownrk; 1.. it. llnrlbnti. Wilton: W.‘
i’. Japan and with Mrs. iii. ilrmyn. W.
l’. ,Aiwr. A .l. Al’bln, New York: 8.
lireunutoln. iirldgoporl: ti. 8. Jill't‘lii.
city: A l... (lmk. Ramon: N. Y. i". illipi.
ll. 1!. (3.. Now York: ii' i) IAWlongdily:
ti. Webb fihliilnxlord. Now Haw-u:
ti. ll. Bmomfonl. lino wiic. Bunion;
it. 1.. Thompson, Now York; ()harlca
Reinhold. Danbnry; .l. Arkertmann.
‘li. tinmpaon. Danbury: ii‘. 8. bailey.
Bottom A. (3. how. P. J. brow. w. it.
ltitoh, brilluoportnw. C. .llmilh and
who. Danhury; .i. Curler.‘ Kingston.
N. Y.; ii‘. 1). Sherman. New Haven;
A. ill. Wicked. city; Goor‘c Johnson. J.
Anderson. marl Norwalk: .‘ioc Glllltiy.
Donhury: M. P. Hannah. William Jann-
lirun. Jd‘oothiil. oily; ,W. A. ‘Droyur.
A. H. Bacall rdt. H. C. 'lioilihalltar.
New York: «. iii. Newman. New 1-inch
on: i.’ hi. Mind. (3. C. Putnoy. city:
A. F. Monro. honorary; .l. .l. Whitney.
Mulnnvilio. Md.
WMMNM.“
'l‘lw innlul‘dn whichun‘ononi n m:—
lii'otl mir'lwlll. ltllllmil. llllt' ll lirm'titio.
iro I delightful devolomnant or this
practicol malarial.
v
t,»
- Austin.
'lllllltlllllt‘ dot-i. not conalnt untlrcly in
{running llw nililll' at a high i‘llli‘ of
'upocd. but tho situation and all vir-
und closing lbc trucks to bill loft
uldc of the road and run into .iobn
Dowd who bnd his~ burl.- iurncd in
tho truck and was buully onguund in
hip work. No warning was given by
Punk of bin approach. and lion-d
didn‘t also the truck until it utrurk
him. Tho loft forward what-l pusw
oil ovi-r [loud and tho truck was
nloppml just bcforr tho roar whccl
struck him.
Thorn was no..9bntructlon to pro-
vcnt Funk having it vicar viow of tho
ill-witucd workinu in thc wudwny.
and thorn was no apparent l't-aaon
for lln- will Funk in cross to tho it!!!
slide of tho road 1111th it Who bin at-
lrmpl to «mill running over Mru.
Reckless or rat-clout drilling an on
t-umuthnroa uurrmmdinlz and attcntl»
lug each lusiunn- or accident arc to
b.- tnitcu into .wmxidcrntlon.
i find that lb» said John Dowd «find
from shock and hcmorrhauc from
lnlw‘nilon ul‘ rlchl plourn and riuhi
lung by llw ilrolu-n «min of [rumor
I'd i‘lliii «humid by brim: run ovvr by
an auto truck tiilvcn by Karl l-‘unk.
That it our. the plum duty of mild
Knrl Funk to prurocd vory uiowly or
stop whcp approaching the said trol-
Icy car. which was 'niundlnu ullll, nu
llt' drew pour in it.
That tho nnid Punk uuw tho do.
ccascd and oliu-r mt-n worklnu in tho
roadway. and have no warning to
them or his approach.
Thai lllt’ .‘u'llll Karl Funk wnu
criminally mglinout in driving in»
auto truck in snub u rnrolcuu umunvr
on in t'llliui' llw tll‘lllll of said John
[)0th
I haro lwld tht- aald Karl l-‘nuk
p.500. . The com- ‘
ploy of the City of Norwalk an a la- .
«ligation in repairing the wont side of hi”
‘Alchounn and John Friend, both of'
lirowing Company, in Stamford. was, Hundreds of such letters from
mothers or
lth
ham’sVegetabie condom
{lggsom Ohio.—-"If mothers realized
d our remodioo would do deli.
lay I believe thore- would be
, - no woman. rreg.
i l
‘ Inlar and painful
or‘i odd and such
. . roubles would
3‘ relieved at once in
West avenue between Arch and Elm 'l at man “5”" L dia
circuit; in said city, spreading gravel "W 3'1}, "”13”” 33;"
on crushed stone which had boon ;. g: 8f CO"; up I“
plai'od upon said rondwoy. .lumau - - no out “3 3'1”
~ and rundown wo.
., man. 'l‘llolrdelfoato
or ans necd a tonic
. a the Compound
veil new ambition and life from the
rat (loath—Mrs. (mortar. limit-(Lab.
Hudson. Ohio, it. No. is, Box 32.
prcssln their gratitude
for what Lyd u E. l nkllam’a Vc, ‘ta
ble Compound has accomplish for
em llith' bow received by the Lydia
fihmnklmm Medicine Company. Lynn.
Young Girls, Heed This.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache. head.
ache. (hugging-down sensations. faint.-
lng spells or indigestion, ahmdd take
immut‘liutc action to ward off the. curl.
one conscqnonces and ,be restored to
health by Lydia E. I’lnkham's Vega.
tablc Compound. Thousands have been
restored to health by its use.
If you would like special advice
about your case write a confldcn
tlul letter to Mrs. Pinkham. at
Lynn, Musk. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
WHITE SLAVEB AT VOLUNTOWN.
Girls from New York Told Story of
Being Deceivod.
t\\‘llllnmntlc Chronl‘t‘lc.)
is more a while more marl in
modern (,‘onnot-tirul? Horn arc uuch
parts of on nuthontlc utory as those
in pousouston of tho knowledge of tho
names of tho lull-rostcd portion and
tile doles oi' llw happening on» will-
ing to run: out. The incident in cor»
lulnly ulrongly suggestive that tho
soul Bll‘litelilug practice! of bnrlcrlnll
virginity for gold in not conilncd to
glittering Now York.
li nus on u rcrcnl day that a man
who livoa in .imrnll t‘liy and has irc»
uuont occasion to mnkr boldness
trips to Voiunlown. was driving along
tho hiuhwziy bciwut-n lllt' places "11‘“-
import. “1' Who on his way to .lcwott
l‘lty and about (our miles from it
whcn hr met two girls. no young no
to hr lllllt' morn ihnn childrcn. ‘l‘hoy
worn trudging nlonx tho tiresome
way, burnt-nod with such lilgungt- nu
i‘llllllilllf'il their [louuoaslond
“no of ibomwihc younucr. who
Wan about it years of ugrmnppoarcd
lo hnvu boon orylnll. and the» man im-
modlulcly bccnmc lnicroutcd. To his
inquiries ml to why they warn and
whrrc they wore going nnd why their
poopio llud not prnvitird moans for
lrnuumrtnllon. they worn at first rc-
lurtuui to nnswcr cxrcpt as far as to
any that liwy “t‘l‘t‘ going to .lcwoti
(‘11). 'l‘hnt thoy worn tired, diuircuucd
and twitienliy in some sort of dil’fit‘ul
1y won at once,- paloni to tho .lrwotl
(‘iiy man and he invited them in share
such small spncc an hlu vrhiolt- afford
a
0d and ride to their dvstlnntlon. They
aot‘nptod.
'l‘ho benefactor gradually loarnod
from tboir rcticoni lips tho story of
how ihoy rauw to ho friendlt-uu and
without any money on a back muntry
road. ’l‘bt‘y said than they worn Now
York git-In. not ulnlcrs. mm or ilwm
bolulr H and illl‘ othcr iii. A few
dayu bciorp tboy had nladu nu ugroo
mom with n Wolllfln who hnd boon
rumour-bled lo iiwul all bring wonllby.
fur mnnuinulzbtrr, and imvo uubmll.
ind my lllllllllK to tho prouorutinu ut.
tot-no. ui' Mid Norwalk. ‘
in nworlinnw- with ”W nintutr l
hnvo til-liwrrd llm body of said do»
cousin] in his iriontlu for burial ni
Norwnik. i‘nnu '
ilalml ill ilriligcpurt this 7th day
of Mn}. llllll .
(inner-(mu 8. WILSON.
t‘umnur,
-‘ Wyn...—
FILED lN BTATI SECRETARY'B
OFFICE.
Curtlilrnlru of organization. llill’l'
boon lilrtl in lin- other of tho sot-rotary
of tho Mill.» on follow:
Tho Finodaimpaon company. of
tipringiicld. to dual in mlnorais and
chomlcnitl: rnpilul 3100.000: to begin
buniucna with $1,001): incorlmrniorn.
1.. 1.. (liiburi. of l'iainilclll. N. J.. F. C.
iii-nob. oi Sirnlhlrd, and .l. 1". Simpson.
of Molina. N. ii. ‘
'i‘hc Hinu Ribbon Garage. of Morl-
iion incorpornlvd; capital $50.00!): to
bcxln luluinmm with "0.000: incorpor-
nloru. .ioilnunvu Bl‘illoit. Willium E.
bounty und Sanford Stoddard. all of
lirillucporl. '
’i‘ho ilanumoannilo Furniture
ronnmny. oi witturiiury; capital. 330.-
illlil: to begin business with 86.000: lib
mtrporatoru. .i. 1.. Mimic, ll. W. Hump:
gun. and E. .l. Abbott. all of Water»
ury.
The Olive brunch Tom in Zorporm
tion of New Haven. in but d and main.
tain a Melanie temple.
The J. F. (lurr Company. or Wind-
ham. hall lllod dwemilcato of inooo
porntion. ilk officers are: F. iii. Hart-
well, of Dunbar-y. president. and J. F.
Carr. of Wiliimantic. secretary.
'i‘hn induutriul malty Company, of
Hartford. but ill 'a' preliminary cer-
dilute of diam lion. - ‘
‘i‘ho North Sioulngton Garage. to
co ratod, baa illod articlnn of aa-
aor alien.
’i‘bu (ionpcrtirut ’i‘nlc Company. of
Stamford. has iiicd it certificate in»
cranium: its capital niacin from 810.00th
to $20,000. il'
to comb out on her country potato to
intro pincer: that would giro them do
uirnblc‘orcnpaiion and not be dlfllcnll
to fill. 'l‘hi'y “‘0“! also told lilnl tilt"
woman was 1qu about to mnkc u trip
to ('nllfurnin. but that uhc would will!
rvlnrn and him with them.
'l'ht- offer was attractive to them and
”my bad aurocd to lake tho pluceu.
'l‘lu-y had cotno on from Now York it
down“ City and from llli' inttcr piano
bud born inkon to tho "oMaio" limit"
win-r0 in Voluniowu. The girl» could
not tell iuut exactly whcru tho honor:
in. but they will that lhoy worn cor-
dially l‘t‘t‘l‘in'd on tho evolving of their
nrrivni: that thoy bad boon given a
good mippcr and wrro favorably in).
pronoun with their now home. ’l‘hc
noxl morning lhcy made tho distract
inu liiuoovcry that thoy worn in a
honor of immorality and at once made“
known llioll‘ intontion to loaves. And
leave may did. but not without many
and nlrouu protonlu from i one in
rhllruo or tho piano. nor halo c thoy
um] inn-ll rulluvnd of illicit money in
they bad. They had walked aovrrni
milou lmd .wcro ni-arly exhausted
wimp llioy mot lhoir friund on tho
road. ‘
’l'oionrnmu sent to tho adoration: di'
tilcir pimple in Now York. tolling thorn
or (headlight or their daughienl. did
not roach thorn all promptly all such
preseason Ire expected to will: Jew
on City mun. acting as guardian of the
lioilideti gli‘lli, bought their tickets
from Jewell City to their homo town
and sent thorn away. atiil culturing
l'romiho chock of their experiment.
since that time batters from the r-
outs of than girls nova recalled tho aw-
t-ll any man. thanking him prolnlsly
for the kindly onion that no parturition
and enclosing money to reimburuo him
for his exlmndlturos.
in one of tho bout sellers-me road:
“A woman in afraid of men only whorl
tho lilit‘ti not know thorn." TrnoirAnd
than on tho olhor hand tho hettor a
man known women. lilo more he (curl
- them.--uomon .1 room u...
The D. M Read
Find numb in...
fewer weak and all. '
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MONDAY, MAY 9,
i Bridgeport Adm-Mum- ‘
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firidblzsbad 185;. ‘
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finals to Spring Shoppers l.
'A Great There. is hardly anythingho a luring
Season for for a summer gown as white .cnlhroitb
Embroiderica. i cry. The delicate llounclngs and bands
always. make a vision of lovcline: -, and
then Ullt.‘ may have the chance of letting her fancy .run to
llt'l‘ individual taste in making up. 'l‘hcrc are at prcsmlt some ‘
exceptional valued‘ in 27-inch iiouncings, a practiczil style
for women's yoke-to) dresses. and also a good lcn h for
little girls‘ frocks. l’riccs run from 75 to use. All inex-
pensive dress. ' _ I.
Very dainty ilonnciugs COlllL‘ in widths from it} to 45
inches. in a wide range of prices. ‘
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Whitb and l An old and Well known fabric, tried and
Cream l ‘truc. it is :1 favorite material for'gradum
Lansdowne. l lion dresses or for bridesmaids‘ gowns. It
drapes and hangs so gracefully d makes
into simple and girlish stylus \‘cry readily. i soiled it
can go straight into a lull to be washed.
silk in the. weave taking on the shades cilcciiv -ly.
inches wiilr, $1.25 a yard.
There is but one kind of Lausdowno, bu
Forty
several imi~
lotions.
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The Vogue i Clinking musically goo the girl of this
of the 1 period. with a cluster glittering trifl‘cs
Chatelaine. ll swinging from her hand r wrist. She may
carry, "either in gold or silver. numerous
handy articles. purse, powder box, p icil, memorandum
case. hon lion box. or viningrottc. lf .' c chooses she may
. buy lllt‘ articles separately and have hem put on chains.
An Ultra
1 .\ long and 1131' w gold case attached
Fashionable i in a slender chat is remarkably. for its
Fad. l beauty. lt conlr be carried at the belt or
on a Chatelaine. llltl the question arose as
in its use. Too narrow for card not right for coins or pen-
cils. What ibcnl \Vhy. for tywing gum. And the (le-
mtt-t-s to that habit will find i useful as well as very orna-
mcntnl. ‘
in German silvcr, gold pln t’ll.
\
A Cork 1 Not a corkscrew, but a cork puller, and truly
Puller. l the liandicst thing for an obstinate cork ever in-
iuventod. It is made of tempered steel, and
works st) rnsily that tho contents of a bottle are hardly (llSr
inrbcd. 'l‘lic prongs fit into a. nickel plated case when not in
llsl’. Convenient fur the pocket or grip. 25c.
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The D. . Read Co.
1’ Wash Fabrics
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTlON TO OUR SPECIAL SHOWING 0F
WASH FABRICS CONSISTING OF
Wash Puplins l , Congo Cloth
Wash Silks '
Soisett" ; ,
For lfiub Suits
ll S'eersrlckers
’ Cheviols
Spoof al
MOIRE WASH , lLK.
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l’clcales
Suitings
Bargain.
25c; value. 39c
Gingham
Guineas
they
it “it the lire ior‘your
g:
p.
at
s;
c.»
(Burning on. do you dread kocpin
could“. baking. etc? , .
re‘a no noon to do it is If you will let us'inttaii
our OOMillNliiD COAL AND GAB STOVE. which al-
low: you to burn coal whou you need to. and you
whenever you want to. . . - ..
(lame in and soc the different atylu we offer.
,. ,j’ The Jolie. anatomy». ..
.4: wind. arm". . ,,:lionw1il.n..conn.
[tom 'Mflzi Monty loading {ladies wilt-moot him
~ “YORK. Ill! mammalian Ind-sot u hicosoormo moon“ of
flu i rreadinm today for the nuinuov h which no mil note; I! *tweive
= pt n’ to be “consultant‘- rm roan: riotitrcw nowmtatarehis
on no comely open the fictors'. toot. a president planato Ipond an
mi Fair. The rub it. turbo hold in, tour. at the fair utter dell ‘ering the
lit Bovenlynrul Regiment Armory. opening eddrocu. He will top be as-
"“rcuidcbi 'i‘nl‘t. w o is nonunion to oorlod to Pursuits. N. J. by dammit.
oilvo from « W hingtouwnt 8110 too of the Board of Trade olsthatoitii
inhibit. Will the driven! nixonoirtotho to‘oddrcnc thatorgnnibalim. at at din-
..irlnory. when: at. 4 o'clock Io-lalomt; nor tonight. ll. will leave lipi- Witch-
. niobium oi the fair in motion. tuition bolore midnight. (
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