Evening sentinel, Monday, July 21, 1902 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.lt will pay you to look tor a large assortment or first quality goods
dim prices. Our stock contains all of the good points. A visit here
.onhvince you at that incl.

1" UNK8.——Metal covered Saratoga and folio tops Canvas covered, iron
Imus bound. brass locks dnd iron bottom. Steamers, packing and wall
" in all sizes and qualities.

IAGO.—~Ciubs in imitation and all lenthcr, genuine alligator and other
kind. Cnnvns Telescopes and Coat Cases. all sizes. Dress Suit Cases
.50 up. Also a. full line of Trunk. Shawl and Bag Straps.

 

Ping Pong and Table Tennis. the latest games for outside or inside
went, from Tim up. We also carry extra Balls, Battledores and Ro-

 

REDUCED PRICES ON-

Hammmks, Croquet Sets, Lawn Mowers, Rubber llose. Refrigerators,
tn Freezers. Lawn Seats, Lawn Scttees, Garden Tools, Sprinklers, Win-i
to creeps, Screen Doors. '

 

 
 
 
 
 

. ‘ ‘ ‘ ;
The celebrated “Puritan“ Wiekicss Blue Flame Oil Stoves, from 83 up.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'We are headquarters for Mason and Sun Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses.

 

Steinway; llardman, Gablcr, Shoningcr, .lcwett, Woodbury. and twenty
horhigh grade makes of PIANOS: also the wonderful PIANOLA.
. Save your Coupons for Sewing Machine to be given away July 31, 1902.

w. s STURTEVANT

I COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.

mm AND ANN STREETS. scum NORWALK, couN.

Tel, res-4

hursdayBargains

Ladies’ Wrappers. 750
Regular Price $l.00

10 Pieces Wash Goods. at 56,

Regular Price l2lc

 

 

 

 

, Smurna Mats. at 750
Regular Price $1.00

Turkish Towels. at 10

Regular Price 15c

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"A Job Ladies? White Waisis. at 750

Regular Price $l.00

 

 

DICKERMAN & SON

_ 84 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.

WWW

The superiority ol‘ Portland over or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
daie cement in. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas."
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce-
ment have increased tenfold within
a low years. it you are going to use
cement use “ATLAS."

0! course, we have the “Rosendaie”
also, and our line of masons' building
materials blue stone, sewer pipe, ete.,,--

 

 

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‘ THE NAV‘AI. cleanup.

 
 
 

early today. George Baker

'~..r in West 1315?. street}

and killed by two men. The?
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. the side ontrnnce
miter came to the door
lacing asked to open the bar
The men lived nt‘hlm and

Annapolis.
principal, and live alternates.

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, Senator Hawiey will he Int the Allyn
House. Hartford tomorrow, from 10
Em.tol2m..nnd fromz loin. In. to
scrutinize the boys applying for an an.
fnotntment to the Naval Academy at
He is allowed to mime a

The
senator has received nhdnt eighteen .
applleqflons and more are likely. to to].

Is Rékulnmr our cars
‘isauelil.A ‘.I

PIIII H in Wart“

III This Slate IIIII ill] II III
. IlImII ind Nani lien llIIIIIlI

l‘IIIIIIIIIIIIds 'lhIII llill l’ill'litiiliill’I--
‘I liesuiplion iii than

The Connecticut commands which
will participate in the Joint military
and naval maneuvers at. the east en-
trance of the Sound early in Septem-
ber are preparing, with much engor-
oosa. for the events. The First. llivl-
sion. Naval llatlnlion of New Haven.
in fast recruiting to the maximum. It
is having It number of petty oilioers'
meetings. the latest of which «dealt
with the operators of thc largo tIIII-

tor ’l‘error. nhonrd which the division
is to scrvc. 'l‘he rnwtings are held
\l'cdncsday cvcnings. and are produc-
tivc of much interest and practical,
knowlcdge.

in the Second Division the interest
is mostly grcat. 'l‘lIII Iommund will
soon have n waiting list. ’lts room
here are familiarizing thcmseivcs with
ihrI wmk in small boats and the latest
rr'cIInlls till) having optional diills in
field artillery work. I
The Third Division of Bridgeport is
increasing in membership and the in~'
lows! in the mnncuvers is well diu-
tribulcd among the members. The di-
vision bns been largely represented in i
the crew of tbc batinlion‘s pmcticevcs i
sci in hcr wcckiy cruises. 'l‘hc other:
divisions are also interested in lhcsc
cIuiscs. The trip 01' next Saturday will l
be limited to olilccrs who will act us.
scamcp and petty oiliccrs in oidcr [0i

 

of the men they instruct and undcr- i
stand thoroughly tiltI difficulties the
Incn encounter. ,
The First and Socond ("ompnnics E
("oust Artillery or New London. willI
participate in tho Innncuvcra. und will
be with tho dcl‘cndcrs, I‘
in gcncrnl'ordcr No. 21. Adjutant
General (‘oic directed (‘ommnndcr Av-
rII‘ili to assemble the Naval ilnttnlion I
III New London August 31. for "sIIvcnI
dnys' duty on board l'nilcti SIIIIIIII
Monitor. 'i’crror. and such other duty
as may in? rcmlircd.“
’l‘bc Terror is doublc turrclcd and is
among the most pchrIul monitors
lnI-irI Sum pnssosz-‘N lirII- kl't’l was
laid in lfil‘l and her disploccmcnt is
3,990 tons. ilcr bull Is of iron. hcr lll~
dicntcd horse powcr is 1.1300 and shc
has twin N'i‘tIWS and low speed is
about lch knots. lll hcr Iunin but-
lcry are four ton—inch breech loading
I‘iilcs, two in either turret. Her scc-‘
oudary batten includes two six.
poundcr rapid lire. two thItc-pounch
rapid fire two thiII3-st-vup milllrncicz
ll. R. (‘.. and two onc~poundcr rapid
fire guns. 'l‘bc Terror is oi the typo of
monitor denominated coast (icicnsc.
ll isbclicvcd that tho Naval iluttnl~
ion‘s practice ship Eliridn will figure
in some oi the Innncuvcrs, The. Elli-i-
do was originally W. Seward Webb's
yacht. She was purclIar-ch by ifnclc
Sam at the time of the war. and was
usI-d in the war summer Its ii patrol
boot in New York harbor. keeping
mercllantmcn away from the submit.
ripe mines. in the Naval Register she
is entered an a converted gunbont with
an estimated displacement of 173 tons.
The hull is of steel and her indicated
horsc»powcr is 200. She carries ll one-
pounder. mounted on her stern.
Owing to tho sccrccy necessarily
maintained, it is not as yet known on
which side UK" Naval Battalion will
figure. It. would be natural for a
state command to defend the Ilf‘onnccli~
cut shore. and it is believer! that the
battalion will be assigned to the dc-
l‘ending force. in that event. army
and militia against navy would he the
situation. lt is supposed that {or »,a
part of the seven days a detail from
the battalion would he a float. on the
Elirida. the practice ship loaned since
the war by the Navy Department to
the state of Connecticut.
‘ Duiuiny mines will be laid in the we»
ters to the south of New London so
it is said and as the Connecticut naval
militia should be familiar with these
waters it is argued that a number of
the battalion may have some kind of
service in connection with these mines.

The date of the maneuvers. their

purpose.,the field of operations, the
principal ships to engage in the exer—
cises and their commanders and the
companies of United States Coast IAI-
tillery with the names of their com-
manders were given In an a lele .re-
' Gently printed in The Sentinel. be ad.
vnnce of the preparations is given from
time to time in Washington dispatch-3s
which contain as much as the officials
in the Navy and War Departments will
permit to be given out at present.
_ At each fort and on each ship will
be an impartial expert who will act as
an umpire. After a maneuver or a
day or a night of maneuvering ceases
these muctsls will assemble and give
their decision. it is understood that
they, will report to a board or high
mnk-olilcers representing both branch-
es of the service. A Washington dis-
patch has it that Admiral Dewey is to
head that heard.

The Drims~8eabnry woi-ks at Derby
shipped. 1 few days ago, a number of
guns to a couple oi! the to
to Fort Rodman tour l5—fiound mask-
ing parapet disappearing guns. and to

 
 

 
 
 

guns.
Will] in a moan ylay the earn--
the dope: meat at the East.

inch rides in lhc turrets oi the monl- .

ihum 3 Vegetable ('oI'IIponIId. lillil

inbuilt. IItllsdlI .112 .I’inkhmu’ s" og-

3arc plotting llIc scII pour thv ir iorllilq
Icotious into small lnmglnary areas so

it sent‘I

Fort Terry. our sippound carriage ,

_ ‘ seem
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In. Ldl. Rankine. of Chicago

with a. solo drive to left center,
stole second and kept ,on for t-lhiid
I I on lionnolly's high throw but owl-slid

tlIerng and was touched out.
followed with n double to loft thut

thiilll IIIIvo scored Dooioy. but for his
filial CMMI Mimi liltiiiti of hard luck at. lhlId. The next

 

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Ashe

(‘Vlnl‘éq ("WSW Comforgng trio mcn went out, leaving Ashe on
omen Bogar- II III-
Childbirth “8 'l‘hc irophs' two in the fourth wcrc

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“DIM! Minn PINKllAflz—Motlu‘ri
need not dread chil bearing,“ after they
{mow the voiuegb bl ydlilE Pink-
Iom’s o 0 mm ound.
Whilel leveerFlohlldrcn l Ilroaxdod tho:
ordeal, for tl '

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the weak and sic

 

like. J. ll. II/Iskms. i

thought death was a welcome relief;
but lIclorc my Int child was meI ll
mind ucilrhlior advised by din“ .l’lllk-

l usI-d that, together with your lills
and Sunutlve “nah for four months
before the child‘ s lIirthz—it brought
me wondcrinl rc lici Illordl had an
echo or pain. and hlIcIII the c lid on.“
tun digs old 1 left my bed strong in
health lI. vclyspr‘IIIuIIIIdinll lnow tIllIc

otnlile (‘ompounrl .Iud iind it IIII cps
Inc in continual excellent. health."—
Mus .l. 11. llassms. III lndiannme. ..i

Cilll'1'if"Ilu-'—¢5000 fail Ifahouciesnmo.‘ I
"1.11:; mi Ilenuinr. ,

(‘orc and careful comm-l is;
“hot tiIcmpc c (not and would-be
-IIIollIIIII IN'H dI: . and this cullllseli

lilitt‘llf'fllli’ Dill thrills-“WW in “10 I‘lflt'i’ sllc II :III sci II w “ill”. II: cof‘ ... by l in stealing second and wlIilII (liblin

“rill 1,2: to I iII‘ i .IIIIII

Lin

.I:l"-,

In,

ionilon the lIcudIIuoIIcIs of the drill
lcry . I
Oliiccrs on duty at ihc various tints

.Is to ho rcndy loI iIII—IIIIII guImIII3
Whtll uII uncut) zlppluls IIII tllc “only;
if it hos-libI ship is sun on tho range-9
finder to ho in ii thIuin sounu: it is
““1“” III oncc thII citoaiion lhc big
IIIIII i't‘iiilli‘i'H to drop II shot in ith
Inlddlc III’ IlIII square.

it is b- lieu-d that in II iIIw dowe
(ioncrul liruokc will issue It s’ccrct or.
Ilcr IIIolIiliziIlI: :Ivuiiubic troops in lhc'
neighbuiliood of New \Irli llII IIIII3i
icntct this to (‘liucrul M: million of the
Department oi the Lake.» who will
succccd him.

On either side flow will lm advan-

 

Left on buses. Norwnlk.10' R & G.
5: stolen bases. Cameron Lauder. Ga-
hill. 2.?‘enncl12SuIiiW’h -; two bane
hit Cameron: three buse‘hits. Meshun
Lauder, Cahill: double play. Kelley.
Meehan and O Brien bases en halls,
of! Brace. 3 elf Same. 2: struck out
by Brace. 8: by Savage 1: passed balls
.iiaggerty.2 a. wild pitch. Savage: time
of game. two hours and eleven min-
utes; umpire, Mr. Kane. Derby.

svmi-‘osn. II; phenomena. 3.

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By Melting tho Bridgeport Tq’am,
They Are Tlhd for First Place.

The Word”: use it the straight

 

 
 

sin ti: Connecticut League: San
eon n. at the Henry/street
in Stantorq.‘ The local “won
stream finish in the ninth.

rim Bridgeport nan

 
 

 

'whe

‘ some is never over until the last man
out .nevetmaii better illustration.
threat ‘ not at

 

 

in the nature ot a donation.

(llbllu was down on
hunt and attempted to negotiate n

chances of scoring in the sixth.

'sent a little pop up towards Livcr-

7ior months otter: and at. the time lino“ to u"

' iir st triplc

Iwns advanced a peg by

‘;cd to third

Ilnoro landed on third.
isccoud nod l‘innlt‘y's bit.

{the but.
hIInt.

, brought him lilll'll to lluI bus, as RII'lilill

logos and Insathnrvigcs The slim" STAMFORD
will be in chosen ,uusitions oi‘ grout ' ‘ .1” R H P“ .\ it
natural stlcngih and highly fortifiId liooitv 1b.. 5 o l 1.: 0 (I
(in thII othIIr hund IlII mm) must furl mm M 5 n o 1 I.. (b
the most purl rIIIIIIlu behind lhI iorii lillovlon, ‘ 4 H U .4 1: 1
ficntions \Ihllc ilII- "V" «on sit-urn at ‘_1 (mum ml 4 “ 1 1 H 0
“ill and take its sin-L fortifications it Gihlin, (r. V. i 3 2 ti 0
with it. ’lln- onn3 will haw signal 1‘01“. 2qu 4 1 ... 2 7 3
onrtics along tlIII roost {Iom New 'Thomws if. 4 1 u 1 1 0
BIIdIoId to NI“ iAInIlIIII and can InskcI Hwnmm p. 4 I ” ‘ } l
osc of tel-cphorII and trlegraph fIIcili-.(Immm ri ’ 4 0 1 1 0 0
lies The uav3 Mil IIsII “trues; tclcg- -- -_, .. ,_ .. _,,
raph3 and thc ‘vrignnn” and night Totals. 3;; 4 ti
“mum“- i ('illAl’llOl’liUNES.
“W ’ -\li it ii
“Women low II i'll'ili hculthy com- l‘uuninghnm, 2b.. 4 0
picxion. l‘lrrc blood makes it. llnr~ ”on“. cf. ‘ 5 ;
dork Blood llittirs makes purc blood. ”my. 3b.: 3 0 1
M’“" lionnclly. c., 1 (i U
' ‘ 'I . . Savngc. 1b.. ( (I
TI‘IIIIl hour but Pianos 1...... 3 I. -:
~ ..., ix'err ri.. U _
(Continued Irom Inst Pa, II. illalhill. H i 0 I) ., 0
hits in succession and still failed Ioi Flint. it. 1 3 _: 3 ; __1
more. Tho score: Totals 'lt‘. 3 o 2" 1.) 5
""“' NURVI'ALKS. Graphs”. 0 I, I. I. II n 1 I, (.4
AB R ,ll PO A I“. Stamford, ‘3 (i (‘3 ll 1 il ll 0 :H
Kcllcy. 5-5" ‘ 'r’ 0 l 2 4 2 Triple pla3 Livermmc Kclly, liloo.
Whom. ”-I "i 0 0 1 “i 19v; double plays. Thomc. Kcllv and
Haggcrty.'c.. 7* ‘I‘ 3 3 1 3i Ashe Cunningham and Saiagc: stolen
O‘Brien. 11L, 4 1 l 9 3 2ibnses. Dooit'yI . Kelly 'l‘horncs‘ 3. Ln-
Meehsn. 2b., 4 3 3 9 i 2 crmorc, Collins. Regan. Lnlli. Don
33k“? 3"" 4 0 1 1 0 4. rilell3: twohase hits. Ashe ,and Down
Dill". c.i‘.. 4 1 1 3 0 0 left on bases. Grape S: Stamiord
Fennell. l.f.. 4 0 i ii (i 2 61; struck out. b3 idlermorc LI: bases
Savage. D1- 4 it 0. 0 0 Ii 1 on balls. off Livcrmore 2: passed
""""""" hulls. Marlor l. Donnelly 2 Umpire
Totals. 3..“ 3 10 27 17 15 Sworbach. Tim‘c 1:35, ‘
V G. .. ..
ESL All R ii PO A is S. N. Y. M. c. A..!”I: DARIENS.3
Cameron, ss. I: 2 Ii 2 5 3 The Darlens were defeated Saturday
Cahill, 3b.. 5 2 fl 2 3 3 afternoon on the Brady GCrounds b)
Sm’ith.c.l’.. , I. I I 1 2 1 the South Norwalli Y. A bra
Lauder. 2b.. t‘. 3 2 4 l 0 score of five to three.
Brace. p.. -'-I l 2 0 0 0 The Y. M. C. A.‘ 5 had the best of the
Gocsdropski. LL. '3 0 l 0 0 0 same from the start but with the
Mack. c... {I 2 (l 9 2 0 score five to one against them. the
Frazer, lb.. :3 1 :3 ii (I 0 llariens made a grand rally in the lost
Youngs, r.f.. 5 3 1 ti 0 0 half of the ninth inning. and it looked
. . -- -- -,~ .. ——- -— at oneI time as If the score would be
Totals. Ill 15 15 27 13 7 tied with two not. -.C Wuerz came to
Score by innings; the but and secured his base in being
Nerwaik. 0 2 l (i (I 0 0 0 0—— 3 hit by torncu. Ladrlgon then came
R d: O. 2 1 it (I 0 n 3 1 0—45 to the hat and knocked out a hot

and tied the Graphs for first place in‘ ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Flint
lumped u snic one in light. "'JiIIIIIIiI'I"
( unuiughum' r

ionblc but Kelly drhppcd his throw

and Flint was safe at second. itegnn' I;
:III riiicc moved Flint and Cunningham

ll it, IlIIn lillll then ilounclly pill 11

high ilv diIcctly in i'ronl or IIIII plIl9.;
Mpylnn wcnt ior‘ the ball and tho plutm
was left uncovered
lil'l his hands on the boil and whilo ho
was looking for it Flint und Cunning»
ham sc'ooII-d
Cunningham drcw II. buso oh balls and
sprinted to third on ion licgnn's sole
I drive to right.
Ito catch Regan at second.
‘ pulled in Lullvs llnc Ilrlw to left in

,“Mlko” failed to

homo in the seventh

ll scored on the throw 1
'l‘llomes :

moat style and doubled ltcuan at sec-

ond rIIliIluI,r the sldc

(.lrIIphII'
Down
cy was on second and Kerr on first.
with llnipin at lhc but. The latlcr

Livennoro spoiled the"

more, which the bnscrunnors thought
would tell satc. l.i\cIIIIorc not It
grounds, bowcvci. illltl
retired in tin

Downey and Kcrr “011‘
on the new

'play 'l'nadc
grounds.

Stumford Hcorcd mic in the last hall
of the iouIIlI. lxcll3 led off with It hiI
over third and stole second, aided by
lloI'Inc-ily's poor throw. ‘ ’l‘bonIcs sch!
:1 hot groundcr Iii Cunningham, which
”I'ntsy" fI'Ioblcd cud whcn hc did not
it to Snvngc, ilIII laitcr {:11ch to hold
the throw, and Kclly scorcd. 'l‘lIoIncs
llivermoro's
sacrifice and took third on It passed
ball. Collins and ilooicly ilic‘d out.
howcvmr lcnIlng him there ”lliilv“
(liblin begun the wily which pnlicd
the panic out oi the tire in the ninth
with n sluglc to right Kclly I'ollowod
this with It hit to ltll. ll iblin took third
on ThomIIs smash to I‘louncv on which
Kelly was tuned 'l‘homcs lost no time

“as bunting out Don II I,v .II throw homo
Ion i lv'cimorc' s but liner "lluc k" sprint.
ll’flilC‘lllltllt‘I went down in
Hl‘l‘olld without intormption and thcn
Billy Collins scnl a hard ground bail
in (‘unninuhmn's direction. 'l‘homes
III-Ill the throw to thc plate and I.ivcr-
Collins stoic
lot) but for
Flint to llilllilit'. filled the I-orncrs. 'l‘llc
.v-corc was now II tic rind IlIIIrII was but
one out, with Ashe. II good slicker. ill
The IIxcitIIInont was at icvcr
it scclncd to bc I-IIIIImIInicIItt-Il
Ito l.iI"I‘IImIIr.,II {or “in II Ashc iiIIIId .I
bilzh iiy towards lion on lIII studied for
bomc. (‘uplnin lilblin s motion"

IIIIIIlIl tlIII boil, and thcn llII‘I stocky
pitch-Ir Marti-Ii for home with oil the
sliced his sturdy legs could Intuin. llc
Intriwd ihcrc ahead of tho boil. and
the game was Stuuliord's. The sunr
mnry:

ground hit between short stop and
second base, bringin‘g in Wuerz. Aus-
tin followed at the but and after Lad-
I‘igan had stolen third. brought him
home on a hit to left ileid Austin
stole second and third and FL, Wuerz
hit to right field. .1. Knorr slipped as
he “’38 80““! It)! the ball but recov-
ered himself in‘ tinie to capture the
bail, making a dillcult catch and relir.
in! the Darlene.
liadrmn had a linger knocked out
in the fourth inning. but pluchily eon-
.tlnued to catch the glide out, despite
the pain it caused him, and was up.
olauded by the translators

lo the box. Cornea struck out tw eive
‘ .’ ‘, gutters. and allowed

 
 

 
 
 
 

lnstruck out ten

Darlene, nild south Norwalk Y.
.0. A. tennis we each won a same
Md both} legals are anxious to

smith» and will probably
gill: august 9 to detail“!
any the two teams.

 
 
 
 
 

Both pitchers did very good work ,

Bridgeport Adhertr'semcrits. I Bridaeporr Advertiser".

’i' ...... ... .

THE D. M. READ CO.

I Established 1857.

 

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This store closes daily except Saturdays. at five o’clock.

Special Glass Ware Sale for one week beginning to-
day, July Igth

This Is to be one of the m not important events of the
month of July. During this sale we shall offer at special
prices almost everythingmzuie in Glass. ‘

Thousands of dollars worth of Glass Ware will be
closed out. It will be a wonderful opportunity to replen-
ish your household with a new supply;

Table Tumblers. all kinds Wine Sets.’
Vinegar Cruets, Water Sets, 7 pcs.
Water Bottles. Syrup Cups,
Cake Stands. Vases.

Berry Dishes. all sizes and kinds,
Water Pitchers. all kinds.

Spoon Holders.
Pickle Jars.
' Glass Plates.

Cream Pitchers,
Jelly Glasses.
Oil Cruets.

We quote some of the prices:

25 Berry Dishes at 15c each.
35c doz. Berry Saucers at 18c Doz.
45c High Cake Stands at 27c each.
10c Butter Dishes at 7c each.
25c Syrup Cups at ’15c each.
line Table Sets (4 pcs.) at 45c each.
25cWater Pitchers ‘ at 17c each.
60c Water Pitchers , at 45c each.
$1.25IWater Pitchers at 85c each.
75c Water Pitchers at 60c cac‘r

$1.56 Lemonade Sets (7 pc.) Colored Glass at $1.19

‘ $1.25 Lemonade Sets (7 pc.) Colored Glass at 98c.
$I.00 Lemonade Sets (7 pc.) Colored Glass at 79c.
89c Lemonade Sets (7 pc.) Colored. Glass at 69c.

It is a-yerylcmpting display, excellent goods, fully up
to the standard every way. No seconds. ‘

0

SPECIAL TO-DAY AND MONDAY ,

Ioc size of Camphorated Red Cedar Compound 5c.
20c size we. -

The best moth preventative.

THE D. II. READ COMPANY.

Bridgeport. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

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Add so much to the beauty of a bedroom that they are becoming more

popular every day.
it) to "(l pcr cent.
This week we offer ih(I following specials.

“’0 have all the newest styles and can ,save you from

s 3.50 iRON BED FOR .s 2.75
s 7.50 IRON sso FOR 3 6.25
. s 9.00 IRON BED FOR 5 7.75
I312.00 IRON, BED’FOR $9. 98
$19.00 ssass sen sos- $15.00
$21.00 BRASS BED res $13.00 ,
$25.00 BRASS BED FOR $21.75 '

Tho abort-I are only a fragmentary portion of the great values that

await you at our store.

A. J. COLLINS 82 CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS,
12 North MairvStreet. South Norwa‘lk. Conn.

 

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by the addition of two new iieiders Ladrigan. l; stolen bases
who by the way, are good batters as Cornea. Dolan. C. Wuerz. Ladrigsn.” ..
well as iielders, The team at pres- Austin 2, Cantrell. 1; struck out by
out, have in Holman and Strehle two Camera. 12; by Auction 10: three-base
first-class fielders. but,as neither one hit. Benedict; two—base hits, Dolan.
can but to any great extent, it weak- Ladrigan; left on bases. Y. M. C. A..
ens the team so much that R. Wnerz. 5; Darlen, 5; time of game. one hour
the captain of the team. had a talk and forty minutes; Umpires, Loans-
wlih ‘he manager and the consequen. bury and Davison.
ces are that the Darien fans will see .—
a much stronger team hereafter. The DON'T FAILJO 'l’RY THIS.
590“: Wheneveran'honestfiinl is given to
DARIENS- Electric Bitters for any trouble it is r?»
.T h DO a e commended torn permanent cure will
Lander. lf- 0 ‘0 1 0 namely be efiected. it never tails to
C-Wueer-ct 1 0- 1 0 0 to‘nethe stomach regulate the kidneys
Lndrigan. c. .1‘ 1 9 2 1 End bowels stimulate the liver, invig-
Austin. p. 0 0 0 3, 0 crate the nerves and purity the. blond.
R-Wuel‘t.3b-88. 0 0 3 1 0 It's a. wonderful tonic for run-dorm
Morehouse. lb, 0 0 11 l 0 systems. Electric Bitters positively
Holman. '15-'25. 0 0 1 ‘1 4 cures Kidne3 and Liver Troubles. Slo-
Cantreli.3b,. 1 ll, 0 2 2 mach Disocdcrs Nervousness sleepI
Reed, rt, 0 of 1 0 0 iessness Rheumatism. Neuraigin. and
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Total, ' 3 l 21 13 8 teed by F ll. Baxter. Only so coats.
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one 38,] 0 ti 2 0 BALLSTON July 21—42an has. taiL'
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901“ 35.1 1 1 1 0 Satur’day' morning and there is as yet
Kraut. if. ‘ 0 0 1 0 1 no signs of clearing w.enther All
Hill. 3b.,, . 1 1 0 1 0 streams are ..llooded and much damage
Cornea. u. 1 l 0 1 0 has been done to crops.
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5 In 7 2 ed my boys die He humiliating
. , 0.5 the one we lost with cmnii.
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