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”BASE BALL
in New York.“
IN
anoint. eoneMeNr oil
The Alphitl Troupe
Surpxising i Novelty
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A SmaSh Up .
In Chinatown
_ onnr& Hear“ LeeB[OS.&AIIeli
Novelty
DnnCing ACt
t oed’s Musr
A HIGH CLASS MUSICAL ACT, FEATURING
Edith, the Pony Drummer
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NEW MOTION PICTURES
f Matinee V AGREEVIFLLE Evening
A Daily Monday and Thursday 2°°m‘"°‘°3“°‘”‘
’ AT 2 P.'M.¢ Motiog OlPiCiures “3.33%. 9
my
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1.30 to I I P. M
I'. Matinee
.5 and. 101”"“""‘
*l-‘td’llie use:
' BOX SEATS. 25c
Evening
Ill and 15c
‘JEWETT PIANO. BIY STEINEBT A SONS G. CO. U8ED EXCLUSIVELY
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game, Saturday. June 18
NORWALKS
CUBANVEIANTS
Champion Colored Teim of the World
GAME CALLED 3:30
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ADMISSION, 25 GENTS
BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS, 10 CENTS
Grand Stand Free to Ladies.
STEVENS HEADS OREGON LINES
.lohn I“. Stevens. former viropresi
tIf‘III o [the New ilnron rnilrontl. Iliit!
boon t‘It't‘It'II president of the I‘ut-Illt- &
l'lnslorn railroad lining built it: Oregon
Mr. tilt-your: in now the hand or oil
the till] railroads lIntt lit't' strictly Ute
RUII proportion. Ills t‘IW‘IIOII to tilt
tlrut intuition on ”10 mod "Will”! It It
reported tltut the Hill lute-rosin htt'tt
npproxlnintlng to nor with. “bit It hit:
Iit‘t‘ll (‘triill‘tlIItTII by; It. Alltn retli
trig president of the road.
WESTBROOK WOMAN KILLED BY
TRAIN.
\i'onthrooir, .luno hilt-Mrs. linrrlnt
iinrd union of Harvey third on.
killed by it worlr triiln on the New tin
\t'll routl Sninitiny She “in: Hill!“
hurrying nioni: thr- trirekti at Spencer's
lodge, Mid BItiIlIlt'd In front of the truth
A little girl who won with her we.»
unhuri. Mrs. Ilurti wen tih yeurn oil
tool for me: 1y lived in Clinton. No chit
(Ilt'Il ntttviio
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REFRIGERATORS
REF IGERATORS
s.
RIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
Refrigerators
115’
We have them all the way down the line from the largest and
best to the smallent and least expensive. Look them over now whiit
the line is complete.
The A. .I.-Angevine & Son .00.
4345136 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NDRWALR
man ,s -.....m-
HEAL EETATE GALEI.
'I‘ho qulowlng rent entuio trunnion:
have boo l‘i‘ltll‘tltill iii the town tit-,i"k it
(Minn for the ourrohl woolt: .
MWIillsm (lutiirto to IIt‘l‘IIIII‘tI 11.
Meat . two tut-oil untl builtllnirti, 811»
vex in" Wnr
iinditw it. ”on it: would“ ll. omit.
rle lot and httlltlinun, ltoion i‘titrrt.
(slum: (termini. Io Mnr'ttntt-l lhtnioln.
but titer to. Taylor oyoilitti war
(Amt... tit, Moore to liotiln I: littt'ltoit
lot sud buildings. Taylor avenue. Whr
Joiner: M. Lane to Julie M Rm
V lot And building», Woodward ev
Wir.
I
misshath A. Nsrlnn to James Motilit-
Inn. of Neuronal). N. Y. toni- acres
1 sndhuiidinm mot Norwsik War.
~ . “ amen—aw
.MLDlNG IN ILV~ AVIiNUI.
. d Yourdlnity one or the turret
’ rnnrohsnts 1h Illiy avenue. Ililii
Wilding neonate Low
- benign: theiot tied
treat
. ._ it tho
- ‘ivs‘tltd ntid started for a
bidet its proposes to erect on the
..r'l‘he Imildlitx will be or {mute
-,,.uitiinn two stories in height. ti
‘ amino Moron {mil oi whiph wt .
tried. by Mr Ytrurtlteity lot a an»
‘ ihtltlts other by his daughter on
‘ 3000s oldie .
-.-“ --. .. “an.
new HAVEN Rollo rinse“ :73 AN
- own To invitees
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Company Denies Allegations In the
Complaini’ About Higher Com
, , mutation Rates.
Albany. N Y. June 20. .. The New
York. Now Hindu: it llattlorrl riillmnt
IIIIit died with the while Horrvite oom
mluulon Itn trnrtwor toiho tomplulnt 0
Meyer 'ir‘htltu. of Mount Vernon ruin
live to tonnntituiltm lure». Tho edit:
puny denies the titlenntlouu III the non:
pink“ and Motor: that the proposed in
cresno to only 25 per (10M above to:
lot tint rates.
'1‘ omen t}. lie". of New Rochelle
" todny died on ntitlitlonnl complsin
usfllurit the company at tht
request or the Westminster n nib r 0
commerce alleging that the to: ram
New Mechelle” New York, proposer
to ho put in emit-i July l. are "unjust
unreuuonaltlo ilittl unlawful.”
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MARTIN Nils AN Aodtosttir.
(illuminate. nest. Jinn: "lIi—wAn
incident suit: prevented .1. it. mirth
from melting a trial M t In the
Ili‘ltilillim‘, ilnrvdrdl std diet-n Field.
early today. While running the much-
the aluttfittha around. testing ... .e
brunet: one or the front wheels wire
Blllashad and repairs will have to be
mad:- below: a night in attempted.
t I . .
guts amnesia
5‘ he the greatest nic tor the hair
oven nomowded by modern plum
. in; that. is in it} way lulurious to
the In: or soul but. is simply .s.
attend prepnr iron which. when
‘iulthinlly spoilt: does away with
‘dsndr‘nii', cleans s and heats tho
scalp. strengthens the roots, stint
uluteo the growtl and adds bounty
and lustre to did , dry. llloleils hair
which is letting Ii ooior sud slowly
dropping out. i *
A. D B‘l‘iilrl Reviver- aims to
trovant Ilaidiigflfll by removing the
disease germ Mitch affect the
roots and vitailt ol the hair. in
short It; rerlvou. i it acts as n nour-
ishment as well as s zermicide.
end has n tendinoy to produce s
thick trend of oautllul hair. lull
of life and coil r which g'rentiy
adds to the attractiveness at my
man or woman. .
A. D. 8. Hair Revlvur Is not. an
experiment—wit I not an ordinary
mixture of me is! pleasant smell.
to; lugrodlenih It Is not a. wash i
which removes IlJIIO dirt sud (tense
and stops thorn. but it la n medici-
nal remedy wt: oh protet ts the lull
through its until optic notion pon
the very roots and aeslp in w lclt
they grow and it Is sold to you by
the 12. 000 res onulblo drnggisis
who compose tilt A I). 8., with the
distinct understanding that. It It l
disappoints you: your matter will
be promptly refunded.
._‘
hinted. This shows that in the live
mum from 1902 in 1907 the title of the
llIt‘llIltilit- in the (hired Hinton more
‘bnn tlonbiotl - to be ehlit‘l. Increased
lei pt-r rent. for only 5.000.000.0011 con
.ornnllorru wore iloporietl In I002.
'I‘hln lingo inrnrueo ill the into oi tt-i-
optioned wno ntrrtinnpnnled by no union-
lehlng growth in the telephone intinrt»
try and a wonderful ramification oi
telephone wires lrt every part of tho
onnlt‘y. ’l‘lro mile» o; telephone wire
in use ltr lilo? wtire 12.999309. or more
thun one and n lurli‘ times the 4,900,451
nrlion strung dn ‘llillll. The number of
employee of telephone compatriot: utter.
1y doubled in tho iIVt- yours. The M'-
lrzrgo IilImItl‘T ol‘ \vuge osint‘ru in 1902
with 81,628; in 111307. 118.871.
Tire t-npltnl stock and funded debt of
the telephone nompnnleu outstanding
in tho;- wan stonewall. while rm
roam inter it who iliiJlitLttiH. no in-
reunu of 1:14 ptlil' nent. More ntriltlnn
you the IIIt‘I‘i‘Illlit‘ in tho ourttinitn n[
ho ttnnpnnlon In 1210’ into rt-pottuti
IIIi‘IlIIIUfl likiii'v tinting $Ntifi'l...’ iiziti III
1110? till»: totni rmenuo bud ewoiiod
it) $1Ni.~ttil.7i?. ”rho torrents; in row.-
.nio won tilt-rotor]. 112.3 our will. lint
ho Ilii‘l'tilllm in lliltil'tlilllfil oxponnnn RIM]
IIXNI Charlton during the iive~your nor»
id was only limit per Cunt; lro
4:52.523 In rim: to SIZSJtidJild in
Will. This dude not include the In-
oront on tho l‘iitndoti debt. which In
"learn-d "130.7 riot cent. in the some
.rorwlotl from ”000 000 to 812 ..000 000
l How the lt'ItiIliItlllil‘ buslrrouu Iran out
stripped the Itl‘Iilgrflpll b: shown by
1007 iluuit'n. which :1qu that In thsh
your iii of lit 0.000 miles of wire in.
use it our tent won for telephouot
And it per cent. for tho telegraph
btrslnouu. Yet tho ll‘Il'lIIIIIflW was not
lntrotiuoed until :i'i yearn sitor the tele-
graph
The contour inirnunn report divider
sit uystonn: into hell and intlepeud [it
in 1907 the it ll system operate tilt
our trout or in: miles or who in not
and other syslonur operated the her
tnululug 3.1 per. rout. of wlrouuo. The
linil system Int 11107 bud iii por ot-ul
it tho LQIGVUUIIH nintitinu.
port time. In prlohnbiy we litliil way it
"lliitlllllti tho lolutlvn Inrpurtitrrooo
tho timornut rorntiunion. IIII'IIIIIIIII‘
:nrnt dintth is the non Itt~|i vompnhlel
phonon in tho i itintry. or nestly i. put
rout. dilute than they did In 100 . H
The report when loaned W In
forum tiomvlati. treating of physios.
equipment. tel phone trelllc. Wheel
of the cement: on, employee and. their
iillial‘Iei! 0 thii on. the dnvelopmout oi
the telephone. There are so hurled
ntu titties. maul snpehdioen. durum:
on In foot. verythlntt oonoelvnbir
“relation to rid modern industry
tux» osuq RA‘I‘IO coNVnN‘rmN
DALLAS Ti 11.. June 80.4116 Btstr
Demoerstic exl cuttve Comtditteo has
sent a null for the Deindcriitlc Convert
lion to be hell or Galveston. on [lost
out it All or in oilioerti ore to he
nomlirltloti at this convention The
“on is vert bitter- Iretween the tour
-
born; the girl Ipsi dilution.
TIII‘ number or tolophpnen. tire to .
in 1007 owned 111 per rout of tho lulu .
WW. At'ul e|lls|
l
II
III lill IIIIBIIIIIS
‘ sort .... sum in mm
the some on Rhedmlia Pitt-it
l W” W
3* The Lincolna ot' BridkepOrt delested
the t‘oionliis by s. adorn til 7 p (i
The Lincolus started to shore in the
first inning. making enough to win the
game, after two inert were down. Guar-
. nleri who started to pitch Ior Colon-
lliis. started the trouble. Altel two
men were down. a hit ti Ticker
Mohr. the next man up, who walked
Eldli man advanced on a. wild pitch by
Gusrnlorl. Debut-mo Ii hit was too hot
for Orin and wont to lelt llold. C.
TIoitey and liiotu- scored. 0n Ander-
son's single Iloliorme tutored. melting
three In tho tit-st inning. Measured.
the next mph up. struck out.
Ilneoln scored two more
In tho
. third on bill: by Anderson, Mosslntm
and the Wells mothers Connors who
met with on accident sum. time I30.
relieved Uitnrulert in the seventh In-
ulna and finished the (time. only allow-
Ing two hits. striking ortt three men
and pushing one mnn.
John Lawson made it grand notch in
left field of Dehormo'a hit. labelled for
three boson and by a beautiful throw
caught (lcndou at the plate, who tried
~ to route home on tho play.
.I. Wells played a good it o in the
field. having seven t-hunoee and accept,-
Ing their: all.
Next Sunday they will play the Au-
rornu, of Bridgeport, formerly In the
City Lesson 01 that city.»
The score. In lull:
You can get B. . S. Hall Ro- L'"°°'X'l" R H H) A 1‘
-'- n . u store. ‘1
m” m a y A 5" .8 l’. ’I‘It‘koy. an ...... i o o l : o
”....u‘ Davin, II. ii 0 I 0 0 0
WI" - ‘ ‘- 1(‘0iidtm. ll. ......... l 0 I :l 0 0
this Sim l'. ‘I‘Iekey. :ni. ...... :i r o l l o
2 In the Molir, c. ........... :i i o 5 :r o
'Druntst's . . momma. t'l. ii a t o 0 o
Window ' “’"IA‘TWN Anderson. lb. r. l 2 12 o 0
’ wm‘ 11.000 0“" ”In"... Mosumnn, rl. ....... f. 0 l i II it
'1‘. \‘t't‘llii, 2h. ....... 1'» 0 (i 4 '2 II
. These are the lotiul A. D.8. drugstore: .1. Wells. p. :i l 2 o 7 0
Allen. the drought. .... . .' --. ...
The Bridge Pharmacy. 'i‘otuin ........... iii. 7 ll 2. lb 0
The Clifton! Pharmacy. Colonials
“mm" " C'Il‘yi PM" e All It ii PO A t:
...... ‘\V'£11Itit‘.2li. ........ .i I) 3 .l '3 (I
‘ i ‘t .l Lawson. lb, 4 0 0 ii I 0
I] n 00 ’ Mrtlulro. t‘ ........ 3 u o it 2 l)
p p , Drill. (in. Zih. ....... i 0 0 0 ii I
' ' Utilitiorn Lib, tr i 0 I I 2i 0
I" "E AR 1 (tillen. (‘I , :i o I o. o o
a tour: Motion. 1! ll 0 ti 2 1 1'
”new. Tuyzlot if ........ 2 t) I ll 0 ti
. i - .. . - ‘I ‘i
\‘iASIlINt: 'ithl lune 20.—~-'I‘horo "““mhlh "'- '"‘ f if "0 Hf ; if
were more mill 11.000.000.000 eonvor- 'l‘ntaln . , _ .28 0 5 27 14 ii
nations by telephone in United Stilton tit-ore “3. innings:
It 1907, norm-(limit in estimation in the I'lllt‘tiillt‘r ......... i 0'. l 0 ii 01
~onenn bureau‘s report now being Ctrltmiitln ....... 0 ti o it u 0 0 ti 0 t1
linuv lills ()mrnlerf, it In ii in.
ninne; oil 1 tumors. :5 in 3 innings.
Tunhnna IlIIti Cullen. Wentm
It‘lrril tilt halls -()II‘ Vi olln .l till (lttat
uteri ... oil tonnors l
SIIILtk out wily Wells 2.
uteri :.i (‘onnore :.l
Left on button—Lintoltta iii. Colon-
into a.
Wild pliebt-n tirlsrnleri 2.
I'unnod balls Mt‘iinire 2.
First on t‘l‘l‘tll‘fim~I.Iiit‘(llttrt Ii
lilt Ily pitcher-Air tiunrnierl.
'l‘icirn), (‘ondort
Snerltiro ltits«~«hIc(ittire, C. 'I‘Ioliey.
Stolen bustiiimhluhr 3. liolmrrna 2.
Taylor.
llrupiro Charlt-n Lindeborfi.
Scorer Fwd i‘. ltietioll.
'l‘lme-rr-dme hour. :10 "limited.
by tinnr-
(‘.
Hill of the Diamond. y
Yesterday must have been Lindo-
berx's of! day on bulls and strikes.
'I‘sylor won the only 1mm titst stole
wound been on Mobr. Mohr was there
with the whip.
‘ K. OF c. TEAM IEATEN.
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After Fifth tuning, the westports Had
Matters Their Own Way.
The Knights of (loltimbus of t‘ouneli
No. Id. of Noi‘whlk, jmrrnuS'od to WI‘RI-
port and revolved doivnt til the hnntln
oi the Wontorlt‘rn. 'I‘ho'gumo wu
very good until tiller tho filth tumor:
and then things not loose and the Not-
wnllterh wont up in the air. Smith it
is unld hurt on oil tilt“ and his play
lug nun not quite up to what It iron
molly sin The attendance not: «soon
.ttonnliy lsrse on this otrssion. it being
mutilated that 400 people were pres
out. no: hoped by those who out the
more trust them rennin will meet main
an the tons think {Nor-walk nan but up
bother bail and at e Westport it good
and so it no: ti st thorn.
he lIno-upu (allow: WI
. of Cmi‘iilllinma. hort stop
instill. second omelet ileld. pit or;
MoQuII iii-athlrd hull; Friend. toil
‘llhldi pitohor“ Jirst hand:
Lit firstborn» mutter field; Dorrtoy.
«in r Iiold third butt harry. riittil
i «in: (irmh, utensil.
Wentport A (l «Connors, iott hold.
Mull. third blue; Cixior. shroud. turtle;
WWII», that how: thrush, short titan.
initlon. out tilot' hold; iioolln. ratrhvr...
Itsrrun. nttoirm; Wintunr. right iiolti
Bom- tiy innings:
K.0IC. ......40l)00I1300*7
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NINNIPAUK TEAM. NOTORIOUS
irhs Juniors Del st Center Avenues.
sud trip lip «on the Chatter-I
Yesterutii w... Windham duty in
he bsrio boil your“. fill right. nthii
imorning the Winttiosuk .in tors prom
he center venues on the sir Ground:
end defeats then: did more tit nil
in 11., In t: sits noon this wrote
one team we: tot:
turd the Win unitit union olsllnoil
the some. 'i‘h Winhlosult little “4;?!
have just roost it their new It
Mills and they h vh Willi the .lll‘i
erosional candidates prohibtttorpitllnd in the n
W.
glitter in
...... titt- ”01.“an 'f at Iiiii
."m
“firtinsbu
Inoculationwbni, hei'.
The
had a so oi ltdn it? {Item on on tho
Winnipaukt dittnioti Whittl-
pnuks Were victorious by the score ol
1! to 1. There were rhsny people Iii
attendsnoe st sit the guinea any they
were shown sortie excellent bull piny-
in; its welt no this other kind .
rum around our. cirrus.
button Giants suit a Nurhhsr oi Spee-
tatlii‘l at Amusement list-it listurdsy
The westher rush tolled herein Bat-
urdoy afternoon to smile on The Nor-
wnlkn. and consequently there wan no
basebnli some at Amusement Park in
Meadow street. At neon It appeared
that. the afternoon would be a. good
one (or the game with the Cuban
Giants, but u thunder shower come up‘
and stayed around until early evening.
The colored tetrm came to South Nor-
wnlk and went down to Ahosement
Park
The management of the Norwalks lu
hoping for better weather on Saint-
day sftornoon 01' this week. when the
opponents of the local um will be
{the All Waterburys. Th a team In de
cinred to be fully as strong as the Wat
erbury independents, who played here
a few weeks ago
Cubs Defeat ouhsn Giants.
The Cubs defeated the Cuban Giants
by a close score or 2 to 0 in a fast
rive Inning some. The Cubsn Giants'
pitcher was very clever. He got seven-
teen slrikouts in live Innings. The Cubs
will play the Eastwood: next Sutur-
.dny afternoon.
IN THE Lemons.
m
Connecticut League Standing.
W. ‘1. RC.
\i’nterbury ......... 27 15 .643
lirldgeport ......... 26 lb .634
New Haven ........ 24 16 .600
llttrtiord ........... :10 11 .541
Springfield ......... iii 22 .4th
Northampton .......ll'. 24 our.
Ilolyolto ............ If» 25 .375
New Ilrilnln ........ Ill 25 .34.“
Yesterday's Results.
At New linven-~Now Haven 3. Hole
yoko 0. I
At ii’nttrrhnry—Waterbury 2
port I,
lirldgo-
Saturday's Results.
At New ilritnln-~i~lnrtlttrd 4. Now
iirttaln 2 illrut gamer: llartlord 8,
New Itrltnln 2 tsocond unmet.
At \\'nterbnryi liolyoke 5. Water‘-
bury 2.
At Spritigfleid~8prlugfiitld 7. New
”the“ '.l
At Northampton —- iiridgeporl 1.
Southampton It
National League standing.
w.
L. Pt).
(Stilt-ago ............ 32 l .607
New York .......... "9 2 .592
t‘int‘lnirnil .......... 2": 23 .l’tEI
l’ittsburg ........... :53 all my
3t. IAIIIIK ........... 24 26 ,4?“
littloitlyn ........... 2:: 21' Me
l'hllndolphin ....... .'..‘0 20 are:
tionttin ............. ll-i till .353
Yesterday's Result.
At t‘tntinnuli wtliitnmt 10 t‘lnoln
tutti .i,
Saturday's Results.
At llostonwtit. Louis 7. Iionton 2
tfirui gamut; St. Louis 8. Iioeton 2
tnecuud dune).
At l’hllsdeiphlnm(lintztnnntl 7, Phil.
tdoiphia l teluht innlnttn. rslnl.
(ithor gsrnen ruralponed, rsln.
American League Standing.
w. L.
I'll.
New York .......... iii) 18 .tiiiii
Philadelphia ........ til I? .646
lit-troll .............. 'tb 20 .686
lIoIttm ............. ‘15 24 .010
t‘. ioveiuud .......... 19 28 .462
\\ nshlnlton ...... . .3" 3 .442
t‘ hicngo ............ Ill 2 .413
81.1mm: ........... II 31 .289
Yesterday’s Results.
At i‘liit‘ugo t‘hlt'uiro 4. I‘hlladet
phin 2.
At Itetrolt~ Detroit 10. Bunion it.
At St. limits \i’nehiugton l. tit.
Louis 1.
Saturdsy": Results.
At Ihi‘ttottwlinmilt 0,1iueton'.
At t‘birugout‘hiongo 7, l’hllndol‘
liIlII I.
At tiler‘elnnvaew I'orit ii. Clove-
luntl 2. .
At i-it.
ion 0.
Lorrlowlit. Louis 9. Washing-
M
LOOKING VOWIiIf MURDIRIR.
NEW YORK. Julie 30 -~T<Iio police
are obiiurentiy filled today at the
enormity pliiiinod" murder of Motion
nacho. the sued jeweler. who was mun
tiered for 38. 000 worth of dialhond and
$309 in book ”bills and then stutter in.
to s trunk which was left in s hallway
N.
FLoin. s pidseuru
tyrant. but th new”: In": “JIM till 3
i to house on Gooreir streont.
trun sins tound fisturduy ..
1’ police hope diet the trunk rod
to trnood to the denier and thence to
tho pnruhdnor.
that t it old inst: was choked 1qu It:
trtlitlt '1‘ I i nw'nisr was lost «on In I
s: 1003 it too on. librititlo timeout on.
N y. .nnd shortly utter a trunk we?
ninetitl in n hsilwuy of u tiooruit or
house 4
......w
”.5qu d .055, r it...
CHIGAJO. one .- ,
mm Whats? " . between
Konltrtstoir ., .
yesterday. bottle.
on route toiih
Km. ,MI ”1
three or tour
the diasbled hoot: -. .
slut: when heir lion n .,
Western rail’oad hrltlxe no no run
around.
some very
sown: ruining rustle .nt one?
suits truitli om no soiisone
Inisltmi shirts ore right. in nty’le
whone Elton rosin hove " no out.
by making e or the latter I to a worst
{and loini‘n‘s e two.
it ......
plszyl
Winnipnulrs slid the CilulrersI
E ”I“, ‘
‘The E. M. Read Co.
The .,
The autopsy shown,
with: big and than out alive In tht .
.611:
till ‘
.. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 19:0
‘enor‘t dvertls'dinéitts I Bridgeport Adar-timed“
Established 1857.
3 or filtered to" Shtipdérs
The most stylish Linen Suitings are in the shade.
known an "oyster white," a sort of grayish white, and the
weave is course like crash or old fashioned homespun. '1er
threads are horny and irregular, very fashionable. ’l be well
known Ruthie Linen is 35c a yard and just at present there
ii. a special tn Homespun Linen at 29c.‘
Natural Crash Linens tor Snitings, 27 inches wide, are
too a yard, as are the jospers, a peculiar blending of black
and white.
Natural Lraslr Linens forrSuitings, 27 inches wide. are
too a y,aitl as. are the Jaspers. a peculiar blending of black
and white
At the Wash Goods Section.
White Crinkled Seersucker of an extra fineness and
snowy white is used for summer nudormuslins especially
for petticoats. nightgowns and drawers. It IS quite soft and
of an agreeable feeling. and of course it is not necessary to
iron it. The garments can be edsily pulled into shape. It is
15c a yard.
To iron with coolness and Comfort use awGas Iron. It
comes' with the required length of tubing, which can be. con—
nected with any gas jel. and there is no danger of escaping
gas. $I. 75 is the price complete.
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Folding Screens for the \\ intlow come iii in or y size, and
\iintltms of almost any dimensions can be fitted. 1er new-
tst stroctis are of black wire netting in black enameled
frames, absolutely settled from oil marautiing insects. Front
{St up
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A Fuel Saver is rt delicc to place met one horror of rt
gas. gasoline or oil stox t‘. and upon which can be cooked
ftittr artitles at once and all over one flame and by opening
or closing a small draft at the front of the stove, heat can be
regulated and sent to any part of the stove. A clever tn-
\'ention; ask to see it.
Persons in search of artistic Dinner Cards or Favors
will tintl much to interest them at the Dennison Depart-
nrcnt The number of pretty tritles that can be made from
paper is IIIIIIIIIL‘ :1an there 15 even thing to prompt originality
in tit sign. tine ma\ always find scasonablc things, and for
summer lunchcons I)ICT.III(S or lawn fates there nrchnndreds
of ideas. I‘apcr lion era are made up quickly to order, rose-
butis. wild roses snout pears. pinks. poppies. ctc A’iid all
very inexpensive.
The D. M. Read Co.
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Hosiery
at Twenty-five Cents
This Is the popular price for n pair of Stockings. and it is our-
prising what excellent values can be had for Twenty-five Chats.
852 OUR EAST WINDOW
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For some Idcrr of the values We offer and call at tho Hosiery Counter
" for the full line for GENTS. LADIES and CHILDREN.
I We also invite your attention to our large variety of iloslory nt
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159-»2 pairs for 275::
Henry. Medium nnd Fine. for BOYS. GIRLS. LADIES and GENTS.
2 Ladle? Hose it Silt:
We hnvo added largely to our line It this price.
White and Fanciers.
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