M mic Dates of, New ‘09
. 3:1th yesterday of her
. _ million Thomas Outer. .
W‘
Edward. Everitt was the:
nsths wartsr melon champ
test instead of E
stated in nature
M
The coal berse Blssell "arrived in port .
attorney) {fund went. out this
morbidly The Eli so that?) in 3 or
several empty horses that w s at t e
ergfim or Hubbsll it Bra
inhai‘d Everitt on was
Those irons here
island yesterday 0‘
. walk steamer Harlem had the pleasure
th9 Qonstltution. Columbia.
ch
cluflb 996..." in diet Zoos
one Greenest baseball team were to
play the Goo Goo team on their ileld
fbutl‘the‘ latter team
9l'i' appearance. 'l‘wo
picked tennis yore chosen. who after
a lfllgthyzname. iinl9hed with a score
999 Glynn and men. ,M
n the unfinished
0 .Mt
that: went, to Lon3
M89t'ilrdoy otters;
ino's (in store in Mnin did not D“ in
. Theodore Allen. M Combo. severed
. his con action Saturday with Contrac-
.Doty of South Norwalk. Mr.
Allen hos been employed by Contractor
Duty for» over twelve years. which is.
a reputation that that tiny carpenter
could feel proud of.
: hereafter he is going to ho' a gentleman
i 9 titrotte‘rs' Lad»
M (is redid with the
Mr. Allen says
The hottest. closest and most excit-
ing game of baseball of the season in
this town took place on the Barton
held Saturday alter-noon betwaen the
Yanuignns and Married Men. of bail-
lt was 3: 46 when John Bayo-
hem. of the stnizans, went to the
Pitcher sent a hummer to him
and Bayonne) fanned the wind.
next ball hit the better in the leg. He
took first and made a run. Patrick Do-
lan sent a fast ball over to Lou Fan
sing on first and was out
rick Grant and Joe Bullion both
runs. James Dealing and Richar-
wln were struck out. making three.
runs for the Yonnigans. Thomas Mul-
llngs want to‘the'bst for the M. M..
3nd was put out-by sending a ball over
first. which wasnaught by John Mey.
ers. Phair was struck out by Pitcher
Will Drooling made a run and
John Allen was also; struck out by the
Yannlgan pitcher. The inning resulted
in one run for the M ML. against three
in the second
Bnynham was put out by John Allen
catching: on infield dy-M Devlin mode a
run. Myers was struck out by Phalr
and Hlnklns put out on first. The end-
ing of the second inning Mulllngs made
Doolln3 but out on third. Don»
under our on an infield “Ye “dials out
Curt Edam Lou reunion and
K. Allen made 3'“
the inning by getti
The score was new“ to";
(hell. M Thothlrd out;
cauzhl out on a fly. Pet Grant was put
out tryins to steal 6m
visa struck out i '
third lnnih3 John lien
struck out. Don'shuer was put out on
first, retirinnthe inhibit) with, no runs
for either team.
yesterday after...
fi'h’e Nashe were the v9ict0rlt)us
N ,C. Downers or Stealiforil.
est sterility or Mrs nus
3%”fo sons of Hendrick
‘ s Gavan and daughter
_.of Bridgeport, spent yes~
residence of Mrs. Riley.
.. Finch and sons Charles
Finch. left this morning for
9199* yisit with friends in
Glhrrett Corson. oi the in-
"'11 of the Connecticut Rail-
3htllin3 Company. is learn
rler Harry Fairchlld re-
‘ rain: to look after his
non e 11 after spending a
me in State street.
of souls of the Westpor-t
‘ ”beef... will .3999; pigments.
coins in seals 1) e’ s
3's. ‘Wf‘ Church "at to
Juniors. of Westport
.wi l play the Work
' drv'mk next
ll grounds unions
necempanied by C
port last week in
,M Vltsss's. Darin!
' tutor they word the
n the in3t half oi
iii
801' WE";
S’dld‘no t sects: Will money out on a
fly: Kl Allen went a the but and sent.
. one soaring throu .
‘Bail Mountain; Dueling made a home
rune. which was. the only
in.” “wells”? William the e u
in: o 'rw n 3 a
back at the est. The doors Was then
new °' 3“; l: “v .
. t on n 99 were on out
in the last of the ilftll,
Allen and Donahuer were out out Halo
made a run; and
' towed the launch
many otteriiobll.
the Munch ny‘ the
Jacobs.” New MYo‘rk.
Yennissns surprised the MM ‘
had. six Hills in,, the sixth in‘
the M It be ill ‘
y the club“ on 5‘
moths er the Rev M at
rich“ rots. Atrium“ J
m ow his been so . one on
arrangements (or
boot i in
summoned the nmbuinnoe.
, 3M 3‘, I
M. .Wsrwlcklllanson. employed at tile. ‘
Hoviland House. is ridins‘..sons oi: the .M;
linesthlookius wheels that so be seen
billions. bicycle stow“.
seriously;
.
, I I :9- ..
South Main street.
II.
is riding it new Crawford bicycle. .
Bridgeport. So
Wheel Club of Bridgeport. rods to- no
naphtha launch. Siren. to Sheffield-d
the Sound.
Harry Elites won a thrilling forty
mile motor paced race at Moubnttu
Beach track. Saturday afternoon. on
that has gathered there in
There was never a moment otter
workable regularity. the time bsill
.itbout live seconds more to the mil
did he speck to the pricing team.
his head twice against the pacemukdr
shoulder. Then his old tinder~box~t
crossed the line with a which alert,
mile. The Wales Midget was second
son. Elkes was following pace in
the Welshman. it was 9 sorry ell
.‘(loun‘ty Wheelmen.- ho
‘ King's rest saddles rustle this
19999:! 99996.t all
"r firmer-paced race to
M ed! 6rd. ; Batu)" ,M
M, b61932? .
and. 28 on; till 6| .ond: Mo
. ,. 64 the in tilled won
inlet and Moran hoidl
ital positions to the ital-ll:
trouble with his wheel or"
93.199993 th race. Manama“ w
city in many it... beyond main shopping Th9 ,
f .
‘ WW equipped in the bent possible spender for
bombing drool parlor to kitchen.
autos 9.9ou Al ood- .M .
the patient to "so to the hospital and This starch helpful and entertaining to visitors. on well its wonder-i 9 _
For Travelers and Others '8
the traveler who needs 9‘
course. he, only does, and
this (filigree will gal 39:1
in n r 9
past than 65.9 no waged who [thesis
list parsimo- in
register carries no whirl: "863. the 9 9
; the inclusions who use (lawsuit cases as,
ml Ill-uonud means of mmpornltion.‘ ,
:is 9 enable raise coast-
while riding home. he ran over a smell ‘
dog. The animal was injured. but not
99.
Mr. and Mrs. James 8 Eosterbroolt,
of Bridgeport. node to South Norwslk,
Saturdn‘y utter-noon. .on their Wheels. . ;
. and are new the guests or 99lrlsnrls‘9 in ;,
can all find what they not among
this Wsplcndld siock These hots) *
Mil! to out Is the! are mull cu»: steel
9h: 93, the English It
Miss Mamie Bailey. at East Norwnlk.
lolly 3‘99 b9 pi has 4 wed
roam cowhide “5.:
Salmon 999mm. with
mood leather ends,
A party of: wheeimea rods from M
lurday afternoon. to see
the ball game between the 3‘ Aims end
the Graphophon‘es. They did much
rooting for the Bridgeport team. 5 ‘
several members of the Diamond
isailcli 9nd breezy sways; and everythin
n to finish your yin shopping w
, opinion onshot day. 9,. ‘
Willi: W'fimhilih are taken
cool Summer Nl3lits M 9
Events us... limit a. sheet isneisiway’l .M 9‘
emplr9btd coming”?! sung. “Antiwar: "
me vs ow or en:
M iii e’teluniialytoscolotortlblc
or!
. 618169 hi Add bedspreads are '
cued with the foregoing in mind.
Bil nkotsw .
At 85 ӣ39999 pelt-While wool filling and cotton mp.
99,.“ hpalwWollgins‘fl white wool illlinz on light
Arm-0 to “coir-iris. wool lining on light spool cotton
will 18s in
Also ooh—Mule oi as '3'.“ white wool lilting no
light cotton mp; 149
Yacht Bionic-it. They are on“ narrower than; _
usual. but regular length. Twol id mi 3-. 9
Al It so obit—Oi’dne gray wool; cotton lining: 5993‘
M 54 npslr~Fl9li9 white wool llllnz. light cotton9
can» ppm and Vlnllr
lon' 3 Point yesterday. and Went on t}! 9
M Pineal) lo ,Grenadlnes
£914] ' are mum
a coma goods.
dilution. Each season the demspd for
thrill grows, Ind ”orders to us Esteban
‘ will!” keep sign will) the demand.
’6 vypnrcbues this you help to
9931:9599 this new. little price on these blinds,
was applauded by the bi set me '
fltth mile when the result was in. doubt»
Eikes' a steady pace was a revolution. to,
the spectators. At the beginnius of th ‘
race he reeled oi! the miles with ice,
a want in all inclndln white
been r W {no llmi
tattoo mud; spit-99hr- ion.
37 /c 9» yard..
(or 509 and (tile v99n|9uu
Boys Night Shirts
6 ti so '4'
MI '5“! i“ M‘s“ $9,031”? .3 unwritten». 44!. bottles. rpm-slow.
minute, 33 seconds. After the twei th
mile be slowed down a bit and took
Elites did not choose his motor. non,
has a system that seven breath. Whom
ever he wants the pace hit up he knocks
3"
"worst-lookins pnelns nine no on cue » SW‘W‘ 7’ “M
track~leaps ahead and he folioiws in its , _
wake. may Michael performed in a
spectacular mentionjh He changed m‘ot- 3
.ors several (inlet or lht ' urnins‘ in his
estimation did it cleyerly. But the
Midget was really outclassed. and El as
could hays beaten him by miles the ad
of two and one-halt laps. As the in
“How do you get your books oil that
high shelf over the door?"
"011. 1 fish them down with his book
handled umbrella."
"How do you put them up titers
Nelson had the pole, then crime Mich-
sol. with Elkos on the outside. Neillon
took the lead. and held it 701‘ the first
and mines in third place. Elites canoe
around the track at terrific speed. ills
forged to the front. and Michael also
passed Nelson. 'l‘hen the trio‘s ed
around with three ynr‘ds separat n3
them. Elkes loading Michael and Nel~
"People who borrow my books ilevor 99.
bring them back " '
UAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
ford. Del. libys:
no my boy’s n19. He began just like '
the one we lost with croup. We gave
its quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mar
lug. For sale by R. H. Piaistod and
Elbnard. or Mil
lien Balm sav-
tlfui style that caused the big crow to
rise and applaud him wildly. Ho lop-
pad Nelson on the second lap of the
twaifth mile. The little Welshman kept.
his head pressed easiest the shoulder (1 Buns .
of his pacemaker and plugged away? in
a manner which promised to cause
trouble for Elites inter on. But the let-“
for let out more speed. and in the last
round of the nineteenth mile in bailed
bl-
tion that Johnny son made. no 8'39
fiir from being r such a contést.
and deserves to. for-a plucky 1‘ch
assinht overw ‘el ‘ ' odds He did '
not ”cut a figure in e centest in the
9 first motor-paced match race the rec-
ord was broken byd Welter Smith. the
sixtnnv’y‘ear-oid rid r’éof the Kings
; z made a run—
any at it in both elite Peter Van
Catt. Greenll‘ioh Whoélnlen. his op‘po-
plant. ‘could not hold him. either at the1 Mlddl
the .M the three-pills (listen es.
lth's new time to 'e amateur c m-
4415 9. fl. El
Bl‘ ker had a bullion unity in the Mill?
on his pursuit taco. He picked up
Floyd Krebs on the second mile and
Joe Newklrk on the fourth. Johdtzny
him a few doses.
"A wife should be proud of her
“Well.” answered Mr. Meekton, “l
uess my wife is right proud of me
very time one of her woman' s eman~
clpatlou clubs meets she calls me in
, and show me to the members as 99
line specimen of husbfland
. We: .
“i wish to truthfully state to you
and the readers of these few lines that
your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without
nation. the host and only cure for
psia' that-M 1 have over come in
ct with and i have used many
other preparations. John Beam, West
eseir Pa. No’ preparation sheets
FKcilol Dyspepsia Cure as it contains
(dilute natural .disestsnts.
, not all kinds; of food and can’t help
but do you good. “
Assn—Why does Writem, the great
outhgr. woilr sllch a look of constant
or
'i‘lillt-«he write the class song
, when he smdusted and his enemies
m fondtflllly thrusten‘ln; to moire it
Bleenhbr did not pass him
Bobby when; well the fifteen-Mlle
mu. .
MrrikMelfiproprsl. i sli9bpcse
MW! 5”“
Visited reads~ '
M a: nth~Cotion crochet-d been a, Marseil-
Ics patterns. in bios. pink and to
M It est thWhiio‘ crocheted bedspreads in hand-
some trial like panel
At 3r. 4; uch~ngtliowcighl Marseilles spreads. ‘
sateen finished. in handsome patterns.
39M 1
Queen Misty Coloi‘i’ne‘l '
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poison and the invalid. ancen We?
on sign
e‘rltsbl‘e hot~weai|i ‘cr boon
use
_ _ told not iluylre mksbi‘y or. .
repairs. isn’, as we snake them in 9936th
Warhead mingled”, we ; .
know they're perfectly: .
Maybe: «333601! of the “.41th saris
9 my Mills menu! of hills sting some other-
wisedilirsdtull y hot day r you. -
AMINO; We. HI. bottles, sprinkler top, ‘ ‘
‘ II“- 4"
g‘gc W.“ p ”57?“: $114K“? 9|. “4
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de cologne. «thallium
”6-99. bottles 1.95.
m. halite it
n
Man is fenrtuliy and wonderfully
made. but he isn t to be compared with
women when she gets through making
Bowmoil ”adulatwllotrlutoull
M. Minx inst «good. "9 9 .
Dloi’s liedlclne
(CURES’ J
not!) BY
ALL DRUGGiSTS.
seasurces.
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
plpin3.steem 9and water nttipgs. stoves
and builders’ hardwdro‘ bought and
sold Headquarters for refund metals,
rubber, feathers end all articles that
you would like to dispose oi. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling 01')
~ ABRAHAM HARRIS.
18 d; 15 Raymond 8t.
Notice by postal ’wm receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Closed 8st
Raider)“ its Boring street...
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' . South Norwalk, ;
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“Highest prices paid tor old metal,
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i:
J adios BM own
Prints iii" law rule.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
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‘:~ as iong‘ ‘nhd‘ cover double sur-
~ face as machinery mixed The
; house at William Stevens and of
.M Stephen Wilcox, both on South
-‘ Idols strbet. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years M
833‘. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if 1 point it My adios. 52 South
Main street. My 9r993idence.9 269
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