”r, in regulation and vest pocket sizes.
of all styles and sizes.
W
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Devil among the Tailors, Eagle Screamers,
Emerald Fountains. EleCtric Flowers. Mines, 5
ii (8285). Gaming Batteries. Fountain and
. Nady Batteries, IRoman Candles, (3 styles).
Rockets, (all sizes and styles), and' in fact ev-
tyle of display '
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‘ ans Ar PRICES LQW'ER T‘fiAN THE
' OLD STYLE CHINESE MAKE
(mates, cheerfully g'iven‘onIHox-ne and Club exhibitions.
W ' '
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at we will close at 6 p (11., Mondays and Saturdays
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9 commended more permanent care will
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‘lic Worship and instruction will be of»
. September with a billion lilting r or
9 their (11111118881111 11mm 99
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"We will all go to church ”
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If he is not that 181111.111 11 1111111. 1105
much the Worse 1‘01 the parish. And
'ivaontioue’" to 11 greater or loss extent
are out‘oyed by most of our people. But
the thought (11'. 11
VACATION IN RIINDAY 80110011
111111 (11111131 trm'lb'ied some of (by good ‘
naeoointos 111 (‘hristlnn work. They are 9
shookvd they any at turning (10' many
boya nud glrlsdqoeo from, religioua like
atruotlon nil and‘lmor. .llut whore done
the home coma 11199111191111 were
charged. by (1011 with the religious
teaching or their ohlldlou ages before
the church. (is a center (11' religlious od-
111111111111. was ortnblishod 111111911110 not
11ml that our Heavenly 11111.1( has ((9.9
moved 9mm Iota oi.“ that parhntitl duty
Now a lot or our
neighbors. straight. wellqirinclplod
mun, haven't practiced enough. teach.
much at home in that department. 811119
[111110 1111 you inthoru try it 0119. this [111111-
mor. invite. in 11 (107.811 of your neigh—
bors’ children and give them 1111 11 love» ,
ly hour or teaching with tho Bible in
hand, with. illustrntion rind song. and
11 hearty [11111901. It would be a 1111; (9:011—
trad for you. wouldnt 11?, Well. that
is what the Bible teachers "1h tho 811119
day schools of South Norwnlk are do»
my; 101' your children forty odd Sunday‘s
every year. Honestly. 11111111118. .1111.
you appreciated them and 1111119 Walk?
Have you over said “thank. you" to.
[our boy’ a teacher? That would he a
[air shake. wouldn't it? '
‘1'EACHERS Nggg'r. CHANGEI AND
on We nonrontrate the Sabbath work
during the hot weather“ More churches
wlIll be opened every Sabbath than will
be filled and more opportunities at pub-
fared to our’ townahgeopie than will be
ncee[1te(i.'l‘h05se evolod ' men and
women whom I li‘nve. now the privilege
oi", calling "my teacher‘s" do not“ learn
vmu boys and girls 1151 their Sinid'uy
hlasses‘ because they are unfaithful (1r
have lost their interest: they am all
busy people hard workers seven days
in the week and the [1111119 tires the lay
'worher as it tires the iniuistor‘ Roth
need the change and (9.9519 and both (.911:
1181111 to come back. to t'ile‘lr. work in
better 119119.111 By this time, thin"
strikes you I am sure as the right
thing. Now fathers and mothers. why
not nssumd yum own responsibility?
See to it during 1110 Sundays or July
at least one servloe oi wolsi 111 in some.
(-hureh .Go with them (the your-
self enjoy 11.111111 pleasantly about it
before and (1118119 You. lather. are in
'1 [18111111111 sense God's [float ["11 your
little ones ill your own holineilold and
you cannot pass over. your duties to
(my clergyman 118 bus his mission;
but you have yours. It will be 115 great
and lay workers when their work in (911-
lorged in the. [all it you awake now ((11
your. God. given More (11111 mieaion In
your own 111mm,.
it has been charged some times that"
Bible school work interfered (91111111101118
rdllglous instruotion because the. par.»
outs turn over the religious teaching
of the boys and girls entirely to the
Sunday teachers 1! thin 19811111111, in any
euse is. it not the innit of the parents?
My first word 1121118111019 to the
(others. I urge you to be intentionally
and earnestly faithful to the religious
interests of your [1511151in this summer.
Wars ago in the iiigdeity a welihto-dw
mun busy all the (12111111111 gradually.
[alien out with going to church.
wife. 11 devoted chardh woman. always
was in her plnco and 1111111 their two line
boys (11111112120111: 311111111 morning
as the [other rea’d his paper "and 11111018
rd in his library. he heard the lads in
the hull Romplalning about golngIthltR}
. . 9
you when 1 g‘et‘ to be 11 111111;! wont
(to to church either: Iii do as' rather
good time at home smok-
ing and reading.” “Well then I w‘o’n't
. either. but i wont do that" said Ben,
day morning. and whenl get enough
that 1’ 11 [1111 up at some 31:1 house a
have 11 good time with fellows}!
. day.” ‘ln 11 wink the father samthe
trend of things. Ten minutes later lie
joined his wife in the hall. dresse'd to
"Come, my boys." said 1;:
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[Mental 110111.118 he (1‘ the purposes
of his sons. revealing their ideals of
Sunday life which he was fostering?
118811911: ts 11.111111 he occurred to him
ample his father 9218 111111. and he real~
‘ lNed that down in his own heart he
the father chooses 8511111;
will his lion 111193.411
care for
the ages when" 189111911199 9‘34
a he who [here
ing their children religiously. to feel [[19
1110505 . (or (0111111191111 nourishing 1.11119
9 Ireneh. .
and August that your children attend“
thing {or your child and for the} clergy,
His ‘
9 . the older boy. "‘1' 11 have it (use horeé‘
and drive out on the road every So
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that fine moral stuff that has
Renews and luvmbrates the.
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lurk the seeds or (1111815180,- dehlino mow
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languim5 111509111112, have loss' (11 morn-
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Son ” '9’ ‘,9‘..'.!. (i991
9F01'ali 1111811, Paine's‘ Celery IIdiom .
[101111511 ((91 1111 misoiuto necessity 1' this
(mini 'lt”‘1s osonly remedy (imitated,
(11' by 1111111 [111 1111111111111 11 purity! he the
not A. to'i' maintaining digestive ((139
or 13.01 the building 9111911811151 tis‘suo 11nd
1111181318,!tllti‘10l' [11011181111111 refreshing
111111 heitith'tuiiiitieopn 9 9 . 99999 1
it your (-onditlone (1 laith is not
satisfactory: it you are hot happy. at:
tire (and vigorous: (ti. present my the
virtues‘ of one bottle-1511 :‘Puiue‘ mtlelory
(‘anoundt you will have: (10111111 1151.
1111111511 11191119211 that such. a [hormone
(ocn‘uerntor' was [1111118119 with... your
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The following letter from 11911. J. 8. 9
MoCarthysthhlngton. .115 C. agenda-
(nnn of national reputation. is 11 blues.
ad asauran‘cmto all hot weather suitor 9
art; that Palno‘s Celery Compound can
11811111111 that health andlvlgor so mnoh‘
nodded l‘li‘. this aensnmw .9 9 _
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loss (119 annotlte nmldnpothnla. I 1111111
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Rood until a lrieud ntlyieed 12118 to no
Paine' 11 081811999 (outbound. 1 l toot:
[our bottles of t'he‘Cotnhinmd. 1111111
'1'1‘111 more than 1111 to ((11111 that it
(ultimately our 11111.! 11111211 1 111111
on“ 1111119811 day ain‘ch 1' (9.1111 eat hearty
and (deep 111111911 healthy 1.1111111191981111
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beat remedy manufactured and 1 most.
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mahity the w id
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linoo'liod' [utothor grounded. wit 1
(11111111111 by Moohanolud the batter was
(1111.111. 111111.811111113511111 [111an
. ..5. “NORWA'LK.
‘ 1111 r h no a e
5 Kelley, (111. 1 1 2 1 (1 o
‘ Willie, 11', 9i 0 I, 1 ii 0
Alysgértym. ‘ a 1 1 5 0. i)
)‘Idrlon 111, 4 1.1 114 I) l
Molobuu. 111 (4 o 1, 111 (1
Rink”. 3b. 9.3 0 ,0 3 3 2
(119.019 ‘11, (1 o 1. II 0'
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‘ 151109111, [1. , 1 1 1 (I 3 1
Totals ‘29 3 725818 4
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Carlene 1 1 2 '2 0 (1
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99'1‘8111111, :15 ‘ (1' 291 17 '1
[score by innings:
Ndl‘wulid. " 0 ii 0 i) (i ii (I (l 584'!
. wailingfo'rd',
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theft on buses Norwalk 1’1.W11111ng9-
lord 81 111181111118 111119 ulnllvart (stolen
bases”. linag‘erty. l)ow,Bran1m‘u. [law
soil 2.‘ Chr'toi 2.1111st on balls. oil
Dowd 2; '(11’1'9 111118312; itwo base 1111's
‘Jirennan. Bates; hit by pitched ball.
Dowd; ntl'uch out by Down 4. by Bates
$1313: mfiInntes; umpire; '1‘. ' Frauen
' s'rAMroao. 91; 11.1 (1.1.
9 911,91, 391.991.9999 r‘rw-b" 9
For theotl‘hil'd (Time Thle' season the
. ' 89111111111111" Defeat Them.9
0nd9 t'houriund nubot‘ntors Ravi" 11111111
ford (112mm the ll 31 (1’11“ £0115 the99third
1.151118 [the 'seasou.9 ut9 the Henry street
grounds, Stamford, yenterda‘y, rooming 9
{2118 111811111 outplayed tho [91111120189111
every denai'tment‘ or 1118 game and
earned the victory. Their game was
(11911111111901 snap and: dash. The visit9
(1111 out 1111 n wither rugged game. ‘
Ilixermore wars on the rubber (or
Stoddard. lie pitched su[181'hly.allow
Ingthowiilitom 111119 (11111819111111 dud
striking ‘out’oight of them. "Smith
pitched good 1111119er 11 11111», but his
Sill‘lltll'i. was 1108M the 118111;" The kt»
(911}11111111111 him aatoiy six times: seven
or 11111111 struck out. and (11111 wnR'IInInsa
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Full £11151 1119; 111111111
(111119111. tr‘oni‘ 'jil'lrn’t mike)
Douilng hit for two 11111128 and Louder
name home. 8 mtflirlanded one into
(911111th hold. 38511111151591, Dowllugg, home
(31111111 111111091 gmiyhhit to, i‘n’tt field.
911111 81111111 made the“ role of the bases
from first. hiaok' 19811
91111111188 illllgita lr‘l'td l‘eit field. All of
these who were made after two 111-311
wore out The 11811 man flied out to
Me [11111. .108 9111191 11119111111119 (he run
1119118. ninth. H19 got. to 111111. on rolled
511111111111 to (mood on an error (it
short. (111-which Desi made first. 110
9.8111118 home on a hit made by his broth-
(91.5 Tliosoore: ‘ ‘ 5.
NORWALK.
9A1? 11 H PO ‘A
Iielley.u.151.. (i .0 l 2 1
James, r.i5'. i1 0 0 2 0
Harmony (9.. h A 2 3 1
09115191111. 13.1. r. (114. (1
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F‘ennell. 1L. 91 I! 1 1 0
1118111111, '11.. '9 4‘9 0 15 i 4
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Totals, " 39 94 8 27 913
It 81 G; 5,
' All it 191 PO A
Joe. Bowling. 911. 3 2 50 1. 3
Dent,- (1...! 5 0 0 7 0
l.1111der.ci:b., ‘5 1 2 1 1
11111. Bowling, 111.. 5 1 53 .1' 0
Smith; 5r.t.. [19519220
(181,118,931); 4 1 1. 3 1
“11011.8,9-‘9' 4013 1
(inesdropah'l 1.1., '4 3 .51 3 0
Bracepn 4 11 (51 2
39 510 27I 5S 3
Left (111 bases, Norwalk 1.0 it
stolen bodes, Lander 2. In ‘ ,
Kelléy. 11111291. Day and Fenneli: bases
on balls 01! Brace 1. oi! MoGrath 2;
two base hits. Jun. Bowling. andtaoes-
dropsk
l1iil5.; hit, ypitqhed ball.
gtrtick out 11y 1186111111 4.111; 15ch11 3‘;
[Missed bAIl.Mack;ti15ne oi game. two
hours and 1111158 11111111119111.
Pinhole élch‘.
NORWA N, s. WALuN For. 2
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to
18139119 ((919 rite" ed
lit m the a
made the heat and strongetii: that: of 9 9
that the tree men' is lie wlib (tees what ‘ ' '
he ought and not what he eels like do,
1 a .
' Howling
QQabiii home' on '
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1" three” base hit Lauder. (311-.
Kelley; _
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(111 1.11" 11291119' 9' 1999.199 .-'9
R (125 G' s only 11111 11111311 gilt it domed
in (1119111911 inning. Altar Joe Bowling
and D881 were retired- and Louder had
[111111th -(( (8111518 in light (loin
Ciel“ it slow [111111111181 10' Jim
rule, Cibl 11 who thhlew wild to first and
Lauder (hampered- Mime. 99
111 (1111611911. Moyiun [got '11 lilo on
mili‘ a error. making (18191511111 on the.
(1111. J5. Glblln struck out.‘ W. (11111111
1111111 11 grounder at Joe burritos, and
iiioylan making triuks for (hind not
“(hid with Dowliug, Moylnn rotteliing
(11191111: A 1111.911 Clifilleil and in tho
9 midrit of it W. Gibiiu‘ 11111118 [1 (1111111 for
88580111191118 wire thrown out at (second
bill? Moy‘lall W111; £180 to cross the plate
Ioigr t11 three more runs were tallied
Cowliiig's olwro‘r a hit to right by Ashe,
u fleldhr' (“11111119 and a hit IbyJ (1111
ill). The sunnnmy:
. ,, . 11 [g [91" 9 9 . ‘ Laurlgon. Austin; Cantrell; Hoolihan i‘VWd‘f made 11 home run 011 a long
. All R H [‘0 A E and $118th was axonptlonaily iIlnc. 'i‘he‘ hit The 1111611151 0! boIth‘ 1881:1819-
.I(i'.81)owilng as, 9i 0 0 2 1 ‘2 score: "W“ '
11111 9c1'..‘ 1 n (1.1 (1 (1 (1111111111., - iLockwoodS- 9 Winnirauki
louder: 2.11, ‘ (931 a (1 2 (1 9 9 9 ' ;9 11 11901111: catcher. ‘ 9'9 '99'
gm,“ [)ommgI lb, 49.0 0 [g 0 1 Johnson. 3.3.. 0 ,0. 91 2 (1 Crime“ ...... D.’D0n11y and McGraIt'Ill
(311111111119. :1 ,u (1 2 19 1 c,.w.um, 111., (1 (111 o 1 Pitcher.
Haiti: ".9, ’ 3 0 0 l "l l Ladrigamoip‘ 0 9197 1 0 (money ......... ..‘ .D. Riley
'8“ch €qu ‘3 0 0 0 ii ‘. Austin‘p' 0 1 l 2 0 5 First. IBIaIde .
Milt-k [9, 3 909 0 7 2 0 Rnwuorz'. 2b.. 1 2 2 4 3 Sounenberg ...... . .11. Benton
Smith [1. 3, o 1 o 51 1 “Donna“, (9.1., 0 (1'2 0 (1' J. M Second 13886
. ‘AAHwH—w I9 ,55. 1‘1 0 1 2 2 [)9 (tyne ............ Lindeherg
Totals 31 1.’ 3‘25 8 7 gfr'fiffghi,“ .. 11 0 1 1 0 Third the,,
, ‘ STAMFORD. _' ‘ ' CIDCK' rt. 0 0 0 1 09 E. Mills ..... ‘ ........... '... B.Ma'1yne-
o l‘ 111. AiBoR'rd'iOd'Eo ”””‘“* VIC 11 sumac“
on 9y. , , . 1 1 ,5 7913 4 l 0 [iii .................. N IPiélI'CG'
Ashe, (1.. 1 1 192 o (19 “ii”: weer “133.5. 2 81111115111,
Moylau C ' 94 l 2 '8 0 0 R H p0 A E' Brown ................... M. Bl‘itt
.1 11111111118111 4 (1 1 1 3 1 GUAM,“ 2'5“ . 0 0 .1 0 ,1 (19111191111211 '
W' (11111111, or 4 0'0 2 1 0 13181811118811.“ ’ fl 0 1 7 .0 Richter 4.... F Lybnfl
'1‘110me1’1,1l'. 3 0 09.1 0 0 Séeiey 35‘; " 0 0 1,0 1 J. Smith and Donovan".'.... C. [Jester
Ll'vermore. t). . 3 1521’ 1 «l: 0 White c.‘ ’ 0 ,1 5" 1 0 Theiscore by initiate:
091"““9 "'- ‘53 1'9 9“ 1 ° 0. w' R1tch81.l...i’ e (1 s 1 1’ {gfk‘fmdk 1 4'01 5 1 0' 1 1415
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'Totnls 31 1 ‘Ir. 2. 11 h $313119“. 3 I; '1’ g ‘1’ _ Struck out by Candy; 2.: by Riley.
9 Score 81111111151519 9 C. 111111111111 . 0 15 0 1 91. Base on balls of! Cariney,1lve: bit
R§&(} . 11') 0 0 0 0 (1' 0 0-9—4: ., . ,,"5 __,_ _._ __ _, Riley. tom-1 Two" b 179 hits 11 Br'own
Stamford 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 3 111—4 ‘ ' ,5 . 5 and Richtefi ‘ ‘ mil "' 9 . 9. .
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its. tan. 11111191111812; double 51451 PLAYED A CLOSE. GAME;
nhlssisted‘ Bases on
...-8111i. 1191. 81151111111 out by Liv.
.by Smith 7 Left on bases
S Imioa‘dIdI R 81513 5. Umpire. Swor-
Ones 'd ‘
,estarntord in the Afternoon.
8'th was
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Never hi8 titer
wear of 111111111911 thiii sum men,“ _
“ ' The Stocks and Ascots thaI't, are mad8 ($1 striped' and
figured Madras are exeeedii'i giy neat in NY”... and pointing
“White Piquesi are gi‘éat' i‘av'orites.
scaris are embroidered in colored designs of whips. crops,
anchors; or gen clllbs,
the emblems of whatever pasttrme 31.91.1108 (enjoys.
LThe‘re' is a great (11111391011598. “'9 ’9 9 '
Hundreds of little Turnover Collats, [11551111 or fancy.
L'i‘neii Collars, all kinds,
one that people enjoy wearing in hot weather. 12 his, 11619
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THE NAZAHEIH WAIST FOR CHILDREN
This has the 1"Ieputstion of being the moat leftists“
garme'nt (1118' class" It is made oi fine yarn’ Knitted 1
Why that makes theIwaist ventilating, ,and perfectly hy-
g‘ienIiIé'. IBe‘in'g seamless it (1 can the worn next the skin
withi'aut causing the least irritation. The supfioruiig tap'és
'd‘usp'en‘d the other gaitnents directly from theisi‘ioulders' Its
elastic icity insures comfort‘m whatever position the wearer
91y '
11‘ 'a
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It 111 an ideal Waist for a growing child
Sizes from 1 to 1'5 years. '
Price 25 dts.
WASHABLE (STOCKS AND
11 R 58151 a rage for weéhabie Neck-
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I'l‘he' ends of. the
thét‘ the summer 'glri Initiy w‘e'ar
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the narrow, comfortable
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MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS 3 5' "
Spé‘ci'al attractions' at the Hosiery Counter.
Sale of Baby Carriages and Go- Carts' 1n the Furniture
Take elevator.
White Stripe'd Madras,9well made, g'c'iod fitting, a Shirt
of fine appearance that one can take. cornf01t in knowing
it feels IgIooId IanIcl leeks right. ‘ ‘ 5
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Bengal Negligee Shirts.
made of figured Percale, neat 2118813 in black and white.
blue and white. and red and white. PIlaitIed fronts and at-
1
These are special value,
Regularly sold for,$91.255'.9price now $51.00.
THE 1) M LEE. XD COMPANY
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thigh, oi! Verrell 28111181111118. hits Lad-
Newton basesr. 888121711 Johnson
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Wall Streets Defeated the nghlnIgton
' ets 11.. Se
The Wall and Washington street
baseball players crossed bats in a hotly
contested game on Mayflower Ova.
yesterday'morning
11.111111 timing, the so
eight to favor of the . all'e eater
, was anybody’ s gotta (iii to the last lil-
. hing. as it started with 1 to 2 2 to 1
and kept that way to the last. 11' was
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