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t for Norwallt and vicinity:

silt and Tuesday. showers

i1 bundrestorms have occurred dur-
he past twenty—four hours in the
West, upper Mississippi valley,

caste po'rtion of lake region and New
land Pleasant weather prevails
orning east oi the Mississippi

in : conditions
« is yi‘cinity manna weath
decided change in tempera-

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MM
rd Division. Sons of Temper-
ill meet tonight.

, M. Rambo. of Stamford, has
and a position at Narragansett
Vl’le Vl‘thode Island.

Rev W W. '1‘. Duncan preached a
helpidl and inspiring sermon at the
1%? Not-walk Chapel yestsrd'hy alters

“an...”

filliloliil new of the First Metho

globulin ..Ohurch. will hold their.

V meeting tonight, in the
’uiaiis room s. _

, a” Mrs. B. C. Eekart, of New
it been the guests 01' Mr. and

rue Murray, of Warren street.
turned home Saturday, ocean‘s

. ir 11111111111011. Hisroid Min--

. VVw M911 ii 1.1.1.1111 cards were
1'1]. to persons 11 St. Paul's Church
dare to the chapel organ fund.
may be misunderstood by some.

yestry at a former meeting vot- '

this or a fund be put by .the

lb 1. 151111111315 l't interest, to be used

1' halting the chapel organ only. 'at
it flituiéti timeV

1A swam of 3100 has been offered
bV‘ information of the whereabouts of
3‘ psi Barker, a stenographer. of
march? who was last seen on
119-, in ‘a row mar oil. the mouth
“aniord harbor. and who was to

' $11963 been married to Miss Edith

owd on Thursday last. Theories dif-

lease to whether the man was drown-

e or whether he was picked up by a

Mw1“'

-~'The imperial Crown Cigar is sel
don) 'oouaied and never crashed

the wealth iii-rat Moths:

gchurch: Monday 8 p

y arnee'itii’g er the edible]
handily”? 159.111.. class meets
ther Seth Remington, leader

1 i: syralphmi, .4'88: Aid Socier
, rs am m1. brave
:"1'to'li'l'cl The Foggiv'eness o
asses; Friday, 8 p. 111.. monthly
iii Christian Vlndust'rial Lea-

Frank D. Gates. brother of- Mrs.
Stiles 1'). Lawrence, of Quintard are-

one and who had been spending sewn:
oral weeks with her in South Norwaikp

dled last Saturday lathe Hartford hos-
. ital where he1had been undergoing

D
V. treatment for a week 1111.111» Gates

the mouths 1150 received a bad tall.
ring the little finger from his right
it and he he lily recovelVVe‘d
tlis injuri 6.

«11111011511111. applicantscwho success-
ihast sits potion.
av en. ‘A

nderson, 1.11er331311111113, Al
bert Robert Chambers..o'f Meriden; 1‘.
Brown. James He ry,Bucbs1'1an.
bert Griswold D'e' (frost. Albert

Vil‘ldnes‘bierrltt and Edward Francis

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V William Henry Jackson. Water.

vi e ”George Olsen Mar-
. Cooper and
'nlonvilie: G.

1" Ease .

lure pu'l'r'l'dfi'
Donsidsop. Thomp-

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~ night.
there was a slim“ attesdapce
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Fran hue and

rs ;,
be 111119 restrain-my

son: wi‘iau'c cases on the d kth to
Nuns will be.“ ii at , .

Court Narrul'r, Foresters of America,

' will, hold 1111. 11111111111 election of one.

street. next; Thursday night. '. V
2 Wit-0M 1
WHEATGWNNG PM! ME.

Dy floods. Furniture and Gospels. at
Sea old a flirts. 80. No .
alum—SJ..." ‘

Katherine Was ag'aln' hitchesiitiilly-
presented in Hoyt’s Theatre, Saturday
Owing to the warm Weather

rank J. Bradbury. the mail carrier .

be push me Norwa‘llt and Heath Nor

mutant“ poat’olilc‘es’ and the depot. has re

gully]? a new hand cart from New

tun—-

Mr. and Mrs.' George A Mossis. of
New York who have been visitiu 'Mrs.

Morris parents. Mr. and Mrs. J..

Shanot. of Usiion street, returned to
New York toil
”gt. dosépbis Lyceum yesterday ship-
the handsome costumes used in
the production of Katherine to Derby,
Where they will be used in an enter
taibment Tuesday night:

The steamer Harlem .ls carryin'g' a
large number of sonic from Norwaik
and vicinity to 13's ew. York and return
daily. essason promises to be i'ui
ly as s ccessful as last year.

111.11.; an o Seijviee in st. Joseph's
figures. all" her. 99111191311
tiller. DHD. 'tli‘e' s'tor'. attending f
twenty filth anniversary of the price
hood of Rev. Thoihas .1. Coleman, In
Fslrneld.

The Alien Singing Boolety Will hold
its annual excursion next, Holiday go
in: to‘ North Beach. The." steamer
Harlem will leave South Norwulk at

' 9: 30 o’clock. and North Beach. return-

ing, at 6 0 block.

Harry Shoshan. aged fifteen years.
son of Michael Sheehan. of Hartford.
was drowned while bathgi‘fi in the Qan-
necticut river. opposite
He will! taken
Vsanlt before help

Saturday afternoon.
with cramps and
could reach him.

ot's 'A‘r'luory. .

'1 those at 56c".

' '5' hemises st $1 are as big ban '

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Plenty of all sorts; a great pics»

second iloor.

«SILK MusLIN; wears soc

YARD—~39 CENTFN

'Somc' from stock, some from a
jobber whose season was? Vending
Sheer and fine: part silk andT

dfiN

'p'iirt cotton, all in solid V’co'iors.

with lace stripes, dots, or rings

.At next counter a lot of Cheney
summer silk. same price.

Two big bargains. take wiysonr
choice.
Left and center aisles.a rear.E

N'DRCH BLIND'S. V
So fine they to used as shades
indoors; so durable they’ll last
two or three seasons out-of—doors;
so made that they keep eat those
sun ’51 glare yet let the brc‘eZe 1a.,
An entirely- new porch blind

1 made in America Sluts are made
of seasoned bass-wood (wontl

split) and are joined by a web of
stout. hard twisted twine. The
blinds roll up and down as
smoothly as a big theatrcseiil'ta 11.1
Three widths 4.6111111 S'fes

fished 1n dark green or olive» 'd-
yellow. Colors are warranted to
wear.

4~foot, $1.50.

6-foot. $2.

8«foot, $2.50.
Third floor; take elevator.

was newness
our Goons co.

Rev. W J. Slocum, oi Waterbury. ; "

formerly of St. Mary's.Ch11rcl1V., 1x011-
walk celebrated the twenty fifth anni-
versary of his ordination as a priest
yesterday. the exercises taking place

at the college in Pennsylvania, from

which he graduated.-

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A R. Malkin. of Norwalk is doing
the carpenter work, and Robins Broil»
ers of South Norwaik the masonry
on the bloolt which finely/cod 0- Cum

range is erecting at chosen; near the

cascahusetts line. The building WIII'
contain three stores, and will he one
story in height.

—D1'-. n.s.- lipase, in lead an is.
can be consulted in fl'i'e Eiders or'tus
Mahackemn‘ 111111111. "ion suddenly and.

Fridays, betw 11 the e-Ihqur a of l and 3

.‘.m’.' and duly
1a.. 6 had. :9 a. 5111.. yet 516 rentals sve-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
h,VJapoi; LogicaleVViVlVeVizfll'iisVl disposedhogvall

s ran as size 0 n u out 01'-
walk toJ.€icrelbuclii'a1lli§nown real
estate dealer in Beyond. N. ..l The
principal profirtiesi ludod were lo
outed in St t even a and on the
Washington street bridge. The new

owner now has a number of men 911- ‘
seated in 1.1111115 i'niproi‘rements to the ‘

buildings. repainting lfimi' etc.

Seniors of the monsoon Scientific

8 i of Yale his
clquay eielic anger '3"
presence of a lar'

sit , held the":
tui'lday nthe
hdflhk' 0L- 3

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100 pound.
.. ., lie sound.
12% to' 1611' pound.

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The
per Will impress it, the wrong
ill mar it. The color andl fig

has limitations.
right“
paper
are are birth important. Our r ietymr
if great enough to enable us to last
uit you and your 1oom.Y.ou'll be
pleased at the range at designs and
prices.

Jacob is. Rudder

Painter and Paper Hanger.

33 booth Mam btreei.

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and was thrown out at first. Lockwood
struck out, Buoiield 510' his base? on
balls—from the pitc or, and Wood
struck out, and a. full inning had been
pin; red without a run being scored.

Th5 Norwalits not we in the second.
heroism hit sale. can awaits the
ll.at and the" first b'nil- pitched be struck
at with terrific force. He missed the

buil,b;1t must. have hit something, for»

immcd ateiy there Was a cunnonb ll
explosion that raised everybody '"to
their feet. The next one he sent into
center field. Wilkinson drew a base
on balls. and on a wild pitch and other
inside ale. two runs chine in. The
Norwalks tied the score in their next.
tuition. with Stanfield 111‘ the box for
1'btamiord 111311111111 pitched the third
inning for Merriam. and alter he sent
hi6 first ball over the plate like a mob-
sae by wlrslsss telegraphy. time was
on led use! no ambulance was located.
and everything got in readiness toi
t3 mrosncies'. Lockwood bravely stuck
to hi post at the receiving end of the
in’ up. at the visit‘ scored one run in
this his 5 orwalks made four,
runs or the MA 8.; serum than:
not into 1th whorls box and modes
record. by 11 king 9ut the three man
Who can 91.1 ias much as they dared.
{lilies err: is 11.111111211101114 more in
fourth as Ferris, who had distinguish-
ed himssll in Jail. harden. assayed to
pitch. The Siemiards made three in
their half of th'e fl'tt'li, Randell, who is a
ooutortlonist. it not ‘a pitcher. putting
it over for them. The Norwallis made
two in the iiixth. and when the Stam-
iords came 11 to wind up the same it
stood twelve to six 11511111111211. Wil-
son was pitcher for Norivailr. Ferris
led oil with a bit. Smith. Wood a:
Lockwood followed with clean ones.
and Stanfield got his base on an error.
Meanwhile three runs had come in.

with two men on buses. ”rep" Testevnn‘.

came to the b i A be 11 can hit would
tie the name'tu'nd Pop'f'wbo had up to
this easily carried off the honors of the

day, seemed the man tor the occasion,

He moistened his hands. 111bbed them
in the sand, and faced Wilson. who
looked as though a seat in the grand

stand would be more to his lilting of
"Pop" let one or two bad.

that time.
ones so by. and then he met one. Away
over into (i
tiest hit of be game, brl 1i

twelve

culled. .
The players lined up as' follows:
N. d; S. N Stem. ”at N. C.
Bavlland P Dudley
'l‘. vanllurcn C Lockwood
R. Vanlluren IB Seoileld
Russell on Weed
Burc‘h‘itr'd 38 , ’l‘ostelu
Randall SS Hoyt
Wilkinson 11F Ferris
Wilson CE Smith
Bun. RF VWood
Score. by innings.
Norwalk and South Norwniktaoiunnhn
Nor. d; 80 Nor.
Stnm. & New..CanaVan 0 2 l 0 3 5-1]

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Ridgefields. Score 12 to 7.
The moriron'lzbd: Minnipdnk Mills
team went to ltidgeiloid. Saturday ni-
teruoon and opened the season by dc-
feating the crack Ridgeiiuids by 11‘
score of 12 to 0111 n. few routers
went up' but they Were" well repaid by
seeing the local team play a good game
and one Which promises well for the
coming season The Ridseileld's will
come 1.1-111101111111 Saturday for a re-
turn game. The score:

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‘Nono out when winning run was
made.

Score by innings:

Mayhewers. 0 4 1 0 i) 4 3 2 1-—1i’i
Stamfords 0 0 4 il l 0 3 0 0—«14

Ended runs. Mayflowes 10. Stamford
5; tun base hits. bowling. Weicl1;Ni-
chols. Wright 2: three base hits.
bowling 2, home run.1)onnelly: bases
on balls. ol‘i Nichols 3' Smith 9; stolen
buses.Mayiiowe1 8. Structural 41struclt
out. by Nichols 9. by Smith 4: hit by
pitcher. by Nichole I, by smith 2: wild
pitches Smith 1: passed 'balls Nylon:
1. Time of some. two hours. thirty
minutes Umpires John Carr William
Wicks.

Next Saturday the Mayflowens will
mess bats with the strong Danbury
team, which defeated the it & G's
Week ago. Nichols and Douneliy will
be the battery for the Maydawars and

the a a good some is expected.

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R. G. G. WIN FROVM D'ARIEN.

Doud Pitches One at the Best Games
Of the Beaten.

Darien went down before the Rd: i}
team. Saturday by the score of 7 to 2
inability to hit Dowd, who pitched a
fine game. was the cause of it. and too
much credit cannot be given to this
line young pitcher for his clever work.
When experience batters like Reed.
Conover. Smith and Alexander cannot
get the ball out of the diamond. it‘s

"pitching some " as the expression is.
Dowd was backed up in almost fault
less style. Doolens at third and Day at
short doing great work. But next to
Dowd McQulilan should get the most
credit. as his two throws to the plate.

- slintti'ng off runners at critical times

were beauties The playing by both
teams was sharp and quick. and was
much appreciated by the imense crowd
present. who planned both sides in»
partially. whenever a good play was
made. Glynn and White. 101 Darieu.
each made some star plays. the for-
mer stopping what looked to' be a
home run hit. with one hand in great
style. The result of the game some
rather in the nature of a surprise. [or
many good baseball critics had agreed
that the talent gathered together in
Darien would not be beaten by any
team except perhaps a tow of the top-
catchers had it was limq'gh" that their
first defeat by ti: o milliophones
would not be repeated for some time
to come.
R d: 0‘s in a pretty fast class, or shows
“th Darlene to have been overestimat-
e
The score by innings:
VG. 010401010—4
Darieu. 09 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2
Base hits. R at 01.14: Durban 5: er-
rors, It & G 3: Darie'n 5.
game. one hou1.twenty-seven minutes.

tour champions 0: Connecticut. play in
Darien next Saturday.

MW
SUPREMEV LODVVG'E TD MV'EET.

Knights of Pythlae Look Forward With
interest to it's" Deliberations
Members of- the). 801139.119 urw
iod'g‘e' ol‘ the night's of Pythlas
[coking femur in common with other
lodges throughout. the country to the
coming session (it the supreme 103m.
of that order. to he held in Chicd

since the organisation: at the order
The delibert'ttions' "will be watch. d
'virith keen interest as actionm

the fuguieo til Order. . 11'. .
h uh on he inset .

1 re ‘ grow
needs of the insurance branch of
orannizailom ’lbo call tor the spe V
session grows out or theV bitter it
between factions at 1

Men ll. Fathers. of lanesvi
the present supreme chancel
te supreme warm, at the com

eating will criticise the manners
whhich “in: {tours ot thee

years. luau“ until '5'
olhtionited; '
claim against former ofilrfjia‘ls hot

h'l'li
link will be of sensat " .

'onal chin;

n investigatin ‘e affairs.
“linen depnrtil'ina 'h . ., libiKill

" Pythias in illi‘u i

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The result either places the.

Time of:
The Tigers, of Bridgepmt. the plum 1. '

July 9. it will: be the first session hgl" . '

taken which will have a vital ella turn '

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Not a long story. but a most inter:

. 9.11119.qu it concerns four special
V lot. of excellent towels that we are no
1 ing to offer during the next few days

at very reasonable prices.

18x42 bleached and unbleached Bath
Towels, 10c each.

21x48 bleached and unbleached su-
perior quality Bath Towels, 151: each.

22x46 bleached and unbleached Bath

Towels worth 25c, now only 20c each.

sexes full sized bleached and un
bleached Bath Towels. extia value at
min each.

Wm

PARASOLS. UM BRELLAS.

Never better stocked -;1‘91l‘.'ll"d"'fi"'i'l now;
and It's now that you want the sun
shade. if ever. Look these otter, if
interested. ..

Ladies' White India S'iih Paranoia,
natural twisted handles. 89c.

Ladies’ China Silk Parasols, double
wide ruilles of same. 81. 98.

Ladies’ White China Silk Paranoia,
with Brocaded Silk rufile, $2. 75'.

Children's Paranoia. from 190 up.

brellas, plain or fancy handles. 3149.
Ladies' light weight. silk [sun or rain

Umbrellas. fanny sauna. 1y mount-

ed pearl handles. e 111111111; at 92 50.

“4 Washington street.

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6c
Ladies' this English Gloria Silk Um- l

molt i'n damned.

111m lots iroei‘ :~ 11"
uncles and Gente’ 11 (ill chi

hematitchsd or plain horde
Men's Linen Handks out ,

, colored border. 1 inch V'iilV

4' 101211;.

kercble‘ts. 121,512 .
Men‘s all sure linen l1 .
gandberchiefs,V is and .
ii. ' 1'
adles' embroidered on;
iléldV runny bordered H dlt"

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Ladies' all linen plain he'
Handkei chiefs. 250.

Ladies' initial 11111111191193
linen. 25c.

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BATH WATERS. FINE. PER!
FUMEs. GOOD SQARB. V
A strong trinity to make aVV
sale o'l. Just the time eryéV
a e'aie. too. You’ll pay is
of him now than you’ve bee
habit of paying. ‘
I Chemically prepared Witch H33
10c, '30 tile. ;
Floral Deli Extracts. 12% oil;
“Veil Brother-5' double dlstiile
Rum, 10;: bottle.
Olmstead's t1 iple distilled P
{Ammonia 12%c bottle
lllastman’s Crushed Rose 11. . ,
for the toilet or handkerchie .
Co'lgate’s Toilet Waters. .V

 

 

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Transpaxent Glycerlne Soap. ii
i CuiatiVe Skin Soap for meal.
toilet use, 100 cake
; Medicare Toilet Soup for coili'pi
den and all skin affections.1ilc 3

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Personal Appearances.

With the coming of the sunshine
comes a desire to briqhten up the
personal appearance.
aids moresurely than an attractive

Nothing

a little BAN

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as so as

Our stock «of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive, dur-
able. reasonable cannabis pro-

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' MNeckwear line is all that can
be desired by the daily dressers.

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' smalls... lodges With a total mom i
11191111111 or 513,914.

i’l‘he net gain‘ in
membership that year Was 25. 438. The

sented in 4061 localities. and has 89.

' 000 members. It was organized med.
ty~four years ago.

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an drew damn
stallion ah

HAN FRANCISCO June atmoolonel

F. Riemannc (duct 10‘! start of the Ge -
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, insurance branch of the order is reprei' .