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MOBw-Clubs in imitation and all lculhcr, genuine nlllgntor and other
inside
and Ro-
Ping Pong and Table Tennis. the latest games for outside or
moment, from 750 up. We also carry extra Bulls, Buttledoros
REDUCED PRICES ON
V - mmocks, Croquet Sets. Lawn Mowers, ituhbcr ilosc. Refrigerutors,
. Freezers, Lawn Seats, Lawn Scttces, Garden Tools, Sprinklers, Win-
‘ cte’ens. Screen Doors. 1
Tile celebrated “Puritan" Wickless Binc Flume Oil Stoves. from 33 up.
fibre headquarters for: Mnson 1111 11 Sun Fruit .lnrs nnd Jclly Glasses.
I8. inway. Hurdman (lnblei Shoninger, Jowett. Woodbury. and twenty
other high grade makes of PIANOS; also the wonderful PIANOLA.
v your Coupons for Sewing Machine to be. given nwnv July 3i .1902
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.
‘ m AND ANN smears. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
-. I1
Tel 138-4
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ursday Bargains
Ladies’ Wrappers. 750
Regular Price $l.00
10 Pieces Wash Goods at 50
Regular Price l2tc‘
,1.
51111111121 Mats. at 750
Regular Price SLOT)
Turkish Towels. at 10
Regular Price 15c
A Job Ladies’ While waists. at 750
Regular Price Still)
PRICE FOR THURSDAY ONLY
GKERMAN 81 SON
8;! Washington Styqt. South Hagan.
‘8le
‘The superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements is well - understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen~
dale cement in. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas."
which is conceded to be the best brand
. on the market. Our saiesoi this no
' ment have increased tenfold within
a few years. if you are going to use
cement use “ATLAS."
Of course we have the “Rosendale”
9.591: and our :tine olI mnsons' :Mildlli5~.u
interim. blow stone. never do.
is mph“. .1 m?“ 11:: .1
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Big Hole The Cniisolidrled is l’ut-l
lllllllt’Sl Trestle But the illoiiu
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The Consolidated railroad hits the
work of filling in the lurgc and locally
somowlmt flUililliH wooden trestle ut
Stevenson well under way.
‘ This is possibly the highest trcstic
1'11 the suite. next to that at Lyman
Viaduct. it was designed by William
Osborn, the civil engineer who built
the Derby extension. Mr. Osborn is
still division engineer of this road. and
11:.- is now making the changes which
time demands. There is 11 strife law
that regulates the life ot‘ trestle
bridges. and this particular trestle
would either hll\'t"l(l be entirely rebuilt
or else abandoned. it. was built in 1888
11nd the first tinin passed over it in
111: 11111 or 111alym11. 11 111 7011 feet 111111:
111111 67 fcct high it is styled 11 “two
horse" trestle, that is, the timbers are
formed so that one eross—hr-ud rests up-
on another, as it is hardly practicable
to gct timbers til feet. high. These are
121112. with cross beams and braces of
the same size. tinder ouch rail arc
four stringers. each 16x8. which rests
upon the cross-bends of the trestle
work and support the trains. After
fourteen years the weather has decayed
these timbers more or less. end for
this reason the time. has arrived to
make the ticotlc us good its new
Attention was especially attracted to
thc trestle u tow wpcks since, when. in
111id- -spun. it caught. fire from 11 passing
locomotive. it was in the night time
billions Mildred
(continued tronr‘ First Page).
M—h
, innings: .
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I‘BVBHSUHSwM."0ilu1-00000t2—r5
Earned runs, Derby 1; it & 0.1;
stolen bases, Joe Dowltng. Lauder.
Bruce, 2. Goesdropski. 2. Jordan, Hall.
2.. Younm- Ronloy. O'Dolb 1Tb”.
Show: two base hits, John Bowling.
Lauder. O'Dell. Shea; three bnsc hits.
Louder. JohnDowiins: hose on balls.
by Brace, 2; by . 11.4; by Hunter. 2;
by Killeen, 1; hit . . pitched hill, Han-
loy; struck out, by lnnloy. l;‘K.iilcen,
[1; b Bruce 9:11 and balls. Jordan.
Moore, 2. will! pitch. 1111111111111 Klilecn;
sacrifice hits, Cuhill. Goesdropskl lion
icy. 'llime oi! gums, two hours. ten
minutes. Umpire. Welsh.
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STAMFORD, a; uoawmtk, 1.
’11——
Stamford Organizntion Scored Fourth
Successive Victory Saturday.
The Norwulks lost thclr game With
Stamford. Saturday afternoon in the
fourth inning, when their opponents
ran up 11 total of (our runs before. the
side was retired. Those 'taLlies result-
ed from a‘ssrios oi disriutrouscrrors
and two two~lmggers by the (llblin bro-
there. who batted in succession. The
Noru‘nlks batted harder than their op.
Donvlitfi. but were unfortunate to that
the. hits did not come when hits meant
runs. Dowd pitched 11 very good game
for Norwnlk; notwithstanding the fact
that his arm is not yet buck in condi—
tion. The star fielding: tor Norwalk
was. done by Mcchan at rim-toad base.
while Dooley captured the fielding hon-
ors for Stamford. Meehnn's unassist-
ed double plny :11 second was the star
pin) 01' the game had was mudc in the
first inning.
The Norwnlka secured their lonely
mode by Kelley. The little short stop
nitsnfely to left field and went to see.
and on the left holder's error and to
third on it passed hall and home on
llaggcrtys out. to center field Kelley
heating the ball homo.
Stamford started on? .in'thc fourth in-
ning in a most earnest manner. Jimmie
"iblln hit to center field for two bases. ;
run in the third inning. and it was
Cannon Saturday on thortBrady ground:
was up to the titth inning. Very inter-
ostinit lithe some at that stage of the
some with four to tbruo in favor oi
liarien. New Canaan rooteis who no
compniilod “their team «down to Both
icn. were so certain of winning that
they were alluring odds of live to tour.
with plenty of takers. before ontorini;
the grounds, but after the third inning,
the visitors wore blanked in every lil-
ntng. ond‘Dnrleu wont to the front
with a rush. After the game the score
stood Doric-n 12. New Canunn‘B. Aus-
tin pitched :1 line game, as usual. iitrlk-
log out. iiftccn 111(111.nndsiving'.tho vis-
' itors but four hits. the attempts o! the
latter to hit the bull provoking: much
laughter. llnrlcn had no .tmuble in
finding Jones, making ton hits off his
delivery. The wot-km Johnson at short
and Lndrigun behind the but ‘11:: first-
clans, and the base running of both
was cxccllcnt and highly 11111110111111.1111
by the Mpvtrtntolfl who. by the way.
numbered about 259. lt.Wu01z at 11cc.
and made another one of his noted
plays, runuiuir buck utter a 1 ground
ball and picking it up with his left
hand. thus retiring the. visitors, and
cutting off a run. Cnntrcll did good
work at third. Morchouse was In his
position 11.1. first, being-out oi the guns
since Decoration Day with 11 broken
finger. and with his little but did good
work. There is some ,talk of llarieu
being taken into the Southern Conncc.
tlcut League in plum of Derby. and as
buried lost 11111111011 was a paying town:
after cntmtnn the league, and the 11:1
lill‘t’l of the,» visiting team: is practical-
ly nothing. it would be :1 wise more
on the port of tho League to take 11111"-
iun in. As for as the playing of the.
Dorie-11s ls concerncd. they at present
are in 11 class by themselves. and if
taken in the. League. Manager Bowen.
1 by the ridrlition of three or four new
players, intends to have no good :1
team or, represents any town in the cir-
cuit. lie already has the option on two
players of note. Austin is without :1
doubt as good a. pitcher as any in the
league. and. as eoManager .leliltle
said after the Dnrlen-West End game
July 4th. that the Darlene had in Aus
tin u better pitcher than any of the
Southern Connecticut League tennis.
and they bore in Johnson and Ladri-
gar: two first-class catchers. The score:
Bridoeport Admrtz’semm
‘Bnldyeport 4doertz‘smts. I
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THE D. M.
This store closes daily except
Black and white, and navy
beautiful even weave and very
and decided.
‘ 19 inches Wlt'l
20 inches wid
The "Dixie" is oneof the
used wherever such 'ths are
tached to any bed. and easily
Canopy Mosquito Nets. a
ing. special price. $1. 58.
The Acme Portable IFly a
the nursery it is invaluable. I
or crib.
.READ CO.
Established 1857.
Snturdays. at live o 'clock
NEW CHECKED TAFFE T A3
blue and white; They are
quite the mode and sensibly, too. . If you. are going away a
or waist made of one of these will be found very comfort-
able for traveling wear and correct in style. The silk is a
soft. The checks are clear
e. 75 cts a yard.
e, $1.00 a yard.
MOSQUITO FRAMES AND’ NETS
best on the market, and
required. It is easily at-
managed. Price $2. 75.
rrangcd to hang from ceil—
nd Mosquito Shield is a
comparatively small aflair. w eighs only 12 ounces. and can
be folded into a small package and put into a trunk. For
t has no fixtures to speak of.
therefore requires no adjustiri g, and can be used on any bed
Nice for camping parties.
$2. on.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
At present there are many attractions in this Section.
Best grade oi wire. hoop Cedar Tubs, at
60 cts, 85 cts and $1.00.
Twenty-five dozen best grade Fiber Pails, 20 cts.
Best grade Oil Stoves, two burners, 75 cts.
Best grade Oil Stoves, four burners, $ 50.
Two burner Oil Stoves. 5o cts.
Four burner Oil Stoves, $1.50.
'Two burner high Gas Plates. with 6 ft. of
Tubing. $1.25.
Best Black Steel Ovens for Oil Stoves, 85 cts.
Large Packages of Disinfectant Powder, 4 cts.
NEW YORK. July it—«Charles W
lire-cs. superintendent of the l’nrto‘
Rico mission of the Methodist Episeo
pal Church, is in New York. consulting
with the 0111:1111: of the missionary so-
ciety about the work of his dcnomina
lion in that island. ills object in 1is-'
iriug the l' nited States is to raise :60-
1111-1 This fund will be applied exclu
~l\1‘l\ to the schools and mis: sion stu-
tions in Porto Rico Speaking of re»
ligious conditions in genernl in the ls-l
land Dr Droes said:
“Fortunately we have no complies l
the Philippines over the lands of the:
(riots. Long before the United States
to the monastic orders Therein“:
1‘ when the United States tool: the place
of Spain there was no serious land
’I- question to 11111151..
The Congregationalism Presbyter»
inns Baptists Protestant. Episcopal
inns. t'nited Brethren and Methodists
; have established station; While no
,1 have not organised and formed a sharp.
division of territory like the mission
. workers have in thewPhilippines we
have a general understanding that we
i will not conflict or duplicate work. All
give attention to education and evan-
sensation." _
"We have started Washington cot
logo and the McKinley tree whom: rat
San Juan The tint has been doing
good work in the kindergarten. prim
an. intermediate. mileg‘e preparatory
and norms! depot-taunts and will do
buildings. which we need. The mail!-
1111111111111- rntx‘tnm otPorto Richmond:
match. The Item-icy school is .211.
children noble to areas well enough
tantamount. Summit-ooh
autumn-nap
. Dotti:
f‘sixteen minutes: umpire. William his
much better when we get the new ,
timly Spanish and is attended by‘
and Station “1““ («white dog NI?” went to third on 11 passed ball and on' DAIUE‘Ns.
saw the tire and began to bark. 'lhis annnther two baggrr to left field by . It ll pr) A id
awakened the household. and with thr his brothcr “my scammed home. At Johnson 115.. 1 2 u 2 u
help of the men (ioulctt extinguished this point my“... unified fl grounder (l. Wuorz. rt. 2 i ii 0 0
the bluzcnfter about one hundred feet knmkml him 1,. Krupy and made a lwlrigan. it. 2 2 111 1 i
had been consumed. For this bit of “1.1 throw to firm 0“,, film...” head Austin. 1).. 2 1 l 3 0
timely M‘H'ioe the company rewarded and the ball rolled into the crowd 11nd: it Wuerz, 2b 2 i 1 4 2
ihc’mcn, and Nero was {mm a it”??? as a result Billy (liblin went home and Storehouse ”1,1 2 S i 1
collar. Kelley got dowri to’thlrd base. Thomcs (Hoilhnn cf. 0 11 i n 0
Until temporary repairs could it? tiled out to Mechan 11nd Llwrniorc ‘niitr11li.:lb., o i i l 0
made. all trains were sent. from New knot-knit a grounder to 111:1 some play ‘ 311111111», 11., 1 :1 0 :1 o
Heron over the Berkshire diVision VliL er. Moehsn, thinking 111 catch Kelley. _.. -.. -.. .. ._.
Bridgeport. and than the vitreous" who was running borne. 1111M: the ball: Total, 12 111 27 12 1
trains began again to run slowly ovcr m Haggcrly 1.": ”,0 Into. limmiore NEW CANAANS.
the trrstio. while the freight trttim: droiu'cni from first. debit to third on :1 R ll ['0 A )1:
till continual timiugh Bridgeport Epassod bull and home on Dow'ds wildi .l Kpllr-yI 1h. 2 1 «.1 1,1 2
it one dccn‘iud best by the rniirosd pitch romplctinn thii scoring for the “WhipyI 1:. l 7 0 l
101111111111; to [Ht‘lllfltt‘lhltz titstlc uith an inning. The Stnmfords made their F K111111211 o g 1 i 0
turbankunnt to rebuild uiih hood Ilast run in the following inning Jim lllrinkerho! Iilb fl 0 3 2 :4
could not be considered its sale and as mic Giblin mode :1 tone hit. sending (' 1,013.11»... (1 1) 3 1, 1)
lusting us to till in. therefore iltv‘ work \loilnn out at second. stole second 11 Kfilml “I n o 1) 11 o
111’ u pcrmnnent till is under way. linso went to third on rm error by it. London, 5,; 0 .1 0 1 2
'l‘. l“. Foley took the contract to Jail: llnzgerty and Ilmlllt.‘ on his bro I Davis, 1:!” o 0 i 1) 0
build the culvert. This is about hall {ther 51 out field out ‘ l ionogI ix. 1, 1', o 4 0
tinishcd. it is to be 211) feet long. with 1 Mill“ .1: K 1 _. -.->..- ..- __
the bend wall sixteen feet high and} Hi It ii PO A E Totals, ‘ it 1| 21 8 7
the arch eight feet high. and crossed ‘ Kelley ss 1 1 :1 2 :1 '1 New Cannons. 1 o 1:11 11 :1 11 1.1o—~ :1
under the present trestle. at right 1111- lWhonc it. 1-1,, 1 11 o o o of Darlene, 3 (i 11 l 5 11 i) It xwiz
glee, On top or this. running up to a Haggorty,c., t o i 2 2 1‘ The summary:
lci cl with the top of. the trestle. i510 O‘Brien. 1b., 1i ii i n 1 iii Bases on balls. on Austin 1. off
1101i tied in \\ 11h growl nhhh is estl- Meehan, 2b. 1 u l 13 i t) ‘3 Jones ’1’; sItoicn hues. Doric-us 9: New
111111111! :1t 7111) feet 1111152351 tootwident . linker. 3b., <1 0 3 E1 3 2‘: 131113111111 .3; struck out by Austin iii.
the base and eighteen feet on top. turd inay. lf., rf._ 4 1‘1 1 l o 0’ by Jones 6.: two base hits. C. Wuerz.
will. consume 280.000 cubic yards of 1 Free. cf., :1 ii 1.1 2. 1 ti ladrignn Johnson; hit by pltt‘lwd ball
travel. The costot the culvert is $"'.- ’ Dowd. p. 3 ti o H 0 0’ Johnson. luring“; passed halls. Buck
11:11). and the cost of the filling is exit. 2 -~ w -— _.. icy i Lulrignn l; lett on buses. Dar—
mntcd at 835.0%. The work is to be 3i i 3 iii 10 lien 51 New Canaan 5. Time of game.
dnished by the time the snow lilies and . STAMFORD 1 hour, :15 minutes Umpires H. “1 ocd
the old trestle is to be left inside the? ‘ AB ll. ii PO A E. and C. Lounsbury. Scorer. P J. Smith.
:ill until in time it gradually disap-lholey, lb 3 0 1?. ii iii ~~ '
pears 111 dctay .Ashe, s9... ’ 4 t) 1 ti :1 (ll SOUJPAEGHUNE csgmgfgécur
Aloylan. c.. l 0 l 1 0 l; .
«dine of nature‘s remedies: cannot .l. Glhlin. 3b.. 1 2 1 51 1 ill W. 1. PL;
harm the weakest constitution; ncvcr W. Giblin, 1-1.. -t i l 3 i 0; lraphophoncs. 8 3 .72:
tails to euro summer complaints of . Kelley. 2b., t i u :3 2 iiStnmiord, 3' 4 .1536
yonni: or old. Dr. Fowler‘s Extract 0t - Thomas. it. -1 11 i 3 l 1 it & (2.. o 3 .1125
“Lid-Strawberry. jlrivcrmore. p., I: i ii l 51 (ll Norwaik, t; l .601]
. Collins. rt. ‘1 0 l 0 ti )1 “‘allingford. .3 5 .375
PORTO RICAN MlSSlON WORK. '1' -.:_ -1. I: lit —~IIi Derby. 1 3' .1235
. ..‘. .1 11-. lI . ——--~~f~—--—— .
Superintendent Drees Tells of Some The score by iriairiss: 5 HITS ON THE DIAMOND.
Things Accomplished *Nornnik. 1) u i o it 11 0 ti tiMii Austin nations crack pitcher. has
' Stamford. 1H) .1 t l 0 (i (l x~-—.'1 a crowd of his non for this season
belt on buses Nfll‘tutlk b StaminrdI So far he has pitched
$111019an Mei-bun. l-‘ree Dooley
1.) (liblin and Themes. bases on balls
of Dowd 1; two has» lots. Baker J.
Giblin: 11013111: plays Meahan tunes: iI made but one. error. and lo'nnstm play.
sistedi Lit Minors and Dooley; struck led at short stop in three games nub no -
'out. by Dowd 3 by Liiennore 1; pass , errors.
2; wild pitch
ed balls Haggerty
Allister.
WINNIPAUKS, 7; LOCKWOODS 4.
tions like those that have arisen in Good Game Pia)“ by gnu", Team:
on the Fair Grounds.
Winnlpaults won
noon. by the tollowint: score:
l LOCKWOODS.
r 1!) p0 1?
I.We_ishcit. p 0 0 0 0
ricotta. i l ‘3 i) Smmlord.
Lockwood“. i 2 t 1
Brown. of 1) l 2 0
Mills. rt. 11 2 0 1
manner as. 0 2 1 3
Sonncnberz. lb 1 i it 1‘:
11-11101“:an l 0 4 0
Keisler. 3b. 9 i 0 1
Totals. 4 it I? 7
WINNIPAT‘KS. State Factory
. . r lb m 19
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147m rt 1 1 0 6
Bilttlf. ‘3 0 5 0
INC-(intuit. 0 l 0 9
Berlin. ti. 0 i 4 1
“Kmart. 1 ll 2 o
" ,3... 1 1 1 1
Duke. 1! 1 o o .
mum-2.311. I 0 1 0
’1“ 933 3
33:1 donor—4
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Mmhlkol‘WE-mhelt. I: struck
out JV MM 5; by Wetsuit. :3; broken that
loft-on bluechckvoodll nn‘lhdur- o mam:
nihilism
time of M11 one hour and. umpire Saturday' 15 game. berm-1:11 the
from Lockwood
acquired ”Tardy” “V" PM“ Rico Manufacturing Company at the Var-i
the Spanish gmernnient had taken (it: walk pan- Grounds. Saturday alter—
er nearly allot the property belonging
fut: garnet.
strut k nut fifty {our also gave six i135-
Lies on bulls and has made no errors.
ladri‘gan has caught sewn games and
unable to
> W illinm 51111111111111 was
iNoi-nnlks and the Stamfords. owing to
an accident in which be figuml last
\\ ednosday in Stamford. a large pile of
lumber tailing to top of him. and nonr—
ly crushing out his life. Mr. Sworhack
was able to wall: to the grounds. to
witness the game. but retired as um-
pire in favor of William )icAllister. of
Norwalk. who happened to accompany
the Norwalk team.
The Stamlords Ind the Norwalks
have played three games together. this
season. and the last one. Saturday. was
the only one which has been won by
.Natnmlly the fans in that
city were very much elated over the
result of the last contest.
The Graphophones defeated the Wai-
Ilingfords nt WWnllinxford Saturday. by
_n score of ten to nine.
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BATHlNG PLACES FOR EM.
PLOYEES,
1153th mm lnd. July H.—-—
tor McAbee has
firm the
sent a circular
mending that they provide bath
in; {utilities for the employees. He
recites the mefidflmlts from with
a course at Michigan City and says
I butt after a min tort will do much
to remove the 11m in: stimulants.
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manufacturing «111111111111 in the state. ~
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and Sacques.
Do not forget to look at those Lawn Kimbno Gowns
We were never better equipped to help anyI
one through the hot weather than right now.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridéeport. Conn.
tricks.
4 Rita
fllid 1.?
12 North Main Street.
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Hall Found 1506.
FOR SA
Bdwnrd J. Ti'lnnegnn. Noni-slit.
Charles L, Glover. Norvmlk.
Henry Mathctn. Norwalk.
George Otherne.‘£€orwalk.
New York timer! ('50.. Namath.
wnnin Bronson Bast sum it.
a “vwma. «we; but-fin .8.“ a:
(Tool Rattan Furniture, Cool Mutt ings.
BETTER THAN OCEAN BREEZES
Int. 3. nit":
Iffonmd Blocker. South Norwalk.
1111111111.. l-‘icvdier, South Norwnlk.
Bernard Himhfleld. South Norwalk.
Morris Noviasky, South Norwslk.
New York Grocery 00.. S. Norwalk.
Stce~m11lierI Broa.‘ South Norwallt.
B. “hiatus”? M.worwafit E if Groin)
6 611065115 EVERYWHERE
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Porch Rockers and :1 Good Re-
frigerator make trio niurli more bearable while the thermometer is playing
“’11 have all these things to shun dance at the‘ lowest prices you can
1 ,
A. J COLLINS 81 CO.
'Funerail Directors 6' Embalmers
South Norwalk.
‘75
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Trial wSift: lOo.
1.1: 13v
August iioetteclmr, South Namath. .
ri, ‘Crzo'iioi-y
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l’msident Adolph Ham at. mid.
ii1ory.80crouty Henry C. Schwinn
. and Commissioner 01111111101111", 11111111
' state Board at Examiners or
menu mwumcapitol Friday
aw! rev-elven! applielum from fifteen
harbor”. of album: m min»
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