i In Our LIIIII"
THEN WE HAVE 1T.
I Styles. Quahiy and Prices are Bevond QuestIou.
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t ‘ 'ee
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‘I II,‘,
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II cise, with rubbers and covers, best quality,
flc d cz-
patrouage. .
"I.
IiIIg July and August our stores will close at six p. m.
every evening exfcept Monday and SaiuIdav.
he struck out and once got his base on
bulls. Mcohnu was hit by one of
mine o '3 IIIvit‘t curves during the game.
.100 Muck placed n nice two humor in
tho uovcnth arid alIIo succeeded in scor
its in thil inning before the side was
r trod. ,
Tho boathnttlng torithe Norwalks
was done by Muohun and lip. who
(1' I; Smith made three hits. Cameron
two, und (labili two. Jimmie Kelly.
, ihc Norwnlks ilttlo charmer). though
‘he handicap playing all neuron with
the loom. wolo a full Norwulk uniform.
Saturday tor the ilrnt limo. 'l‘ho lineup
up tho iconic follows:
it all (i , NORWALK.
(loondropuki CF li‘onncll
Smith ' Lli‘ Whone
Pruner . 113 O’llricn
Lauder 211! Medium
Cabin 31! BnkoI
Cameron SS Kelley
Bruce. 1’ Domain
Muck (i MucKiernan
Youngs RIF Dny
Score of the game by inninga:
R 1-1 1
R&G, 221010100—711
NmIIIIlltn ii (i 0 01000 2—3 7
llrnco Mid Durgnn ouch stiuck on
seven men
The some teams will play the second
gnme in the series at the Decker Field
next Snturduy.
LOCKWOOD'S. 20g VALE a TOWNE,
94: £— 5‘)
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany' s luII-Iobnll team won from the
Yale dz 'l‘oII-nc team, of Stamford. lubt’
Suturduy afternoon on the Baxter
gIouud AiIuInn run unn mode. by
l.indclIcIWA and two base hits by l‘ih-oun
:Iud Canny; struck out. by Weinltcit ii
ouch scoured two singles Fol l o ii iii G
, ”I” t Pin 0 worry-Eight
orient: went to Greenwiciii Bot.
urdny and played the muck team of
that place rind were Iioitiuiod y tho
score of nigh ght to tour. The go n was
my interoltlng throughout. Thomlh
the Dar-long were defeated they at
times had the arecnwich tonne atI lili
mute! and it seemed an if the iiulé'nu
would be the victors although the
home tenth wM ptwnys in the loud.
reenwich com-o Ii every run but two.
lifter than had tyre man out. on errors
by the Duriona. pump: the Barton»
bad but live crr‘ois, they all counted,
and on one occasion the home team
scored thrice Iuru on one cIroI‘.
ion bud man on hccond and third with
only one out, in the ninth and men or.»
cupyiii'g the crime buses in the sevonth
nnd ninth with two out but they could!
not score. though they nuptcoded in
putting the bull in deep. loII. Thole
was niwnye some one there to capture
it. Cantrell pt, third played II poor
game for the yinitore, making two very
costly errors and doing an unusual
thing for him‘. in striking out four con
oncutivo times. Captain Robert Wuorz
at second also played a very listless
game at second, though at the but he
pounded Smith all over the lot. Loot
lay and Flynn, Darlene ucw holders,
did good wmk with the but. and Clock,
who caught for the visitors played a
good some and made a. pretty three.
bone hit. Ludrignu pluyed short and
did, firnt class and at the but Smith
could not atriho ‘him out Morehousc
at first was right at home no he was
also at tho but. Clnuncn, who played
third for the homo. team, was token 111,
in the fourth inning, and left the
Itnmc. Root went from second to third
and ..1 Smith playcd second itittci.
Sheldon, Block and Conuvericnrricd oil
the towels for Greenwich. Next Snt
IIrday the Dnricns will plny the Win
by .iumos ii, by Ferguson 2. The line nipnnhs on the Emily Ground Sutur
up was as follows: day's score foilowa:
LOCKWOOD Y. & 'l‘. DARIEN. ,
Weisheit 1" James R 11 PO A III
E. Mills , in Ayrca Clock. «3.. (i 1 ii 2 1
W, Keisier 311 Williamson C.‘Wuorz, rt, ii 1 1 0‘ 0
it. Donovan 2l‘i VnnWinkie Ladrignn, 33., 1 i 0 2 i
W. Driocoll C Rittur Austin. 9., (i 0'1) 3 (i
.1. Richter RF Wnriicld it. Wuorz, 2b., 1 '1 (l l l
h i; F ’iilginnney g; 1 Benton Morohonso, 1b.. 1 2 13 4 ii
. rowu , I‘erguson impuloy, li'., ii i 1 (i 0
C0 Iplete ome umisher. A.SIKicl(V;001‘l I LF. Lindeherg Common, 0 o ,0 2 2
' core Iy nnngn: - Flynn, cf., I 1 2 (i 0 «(l
orth Main and Ann Btreets. South Norwaik. Lock. Mtg. Co. a a 2 as (Hi—20' ' = . ‘ —— —- ~ ”r —’
' Yule Iii-I Town01120000 ti 1-— ll 'Totnl. 4 ii 24 1:1. 5
ribs SALE.”
We invite your attention to the announcement here given.
Styles made and
in a fashion Ivery
i‘l’iIIIII” liIin
liuis
Iii liliiliii
Note the fine inset-tings
and the [it of these superior
' ' garments.
As~ dainty goods as we
evér‘haa' in‘ our shire ai'uithe
prices at which“ wk Bought
them permit us to underprice
any similar offering (oer
M311: in this or any other
Start in town.
I...
. Rifle Association meeting at BisleIJe-
suiod,.i a or
‘ n 20..
itlttor c.,
l
phonon 1b., 2‘ 4 ‘
Illuck‘..c..1 ‘2' 2'
lionovci Int, 0 .. ii
8, Smiii. ri’., 1 (1 ii ii
w."fillilllly p.. ii ii i) _l 0
Root, 2 & 3b., 0 o 0 I II
Hula. it. o o 3 u 0
JIBmith 2b.. 0 0 l 0 1
Total 8 9 27 5 4
Score by inningn: . l
Durban '0 ii 1 ii 0 0 0 0 0~-4
Greenwich 2 0 ii 0 u 1 2 ii own
Sumniury: 'Bnaou on bulls oft Smiih
1. oil Auntln i; stolen button, itlttch ‘J
liluck 2, Couovcr, Root, Clock 2. LIIIIri-
gun 2.1l. Winn-,2 Moiohouso iinngioy
Ali‘lynn; double play. [3|qu to Elimi-
ilon; ntIuck out by Austin 10. Smith
two boon hit itittor; thine hush
hits, Sheldon Clock. UinplIc, MI
MoIId Sector. 1". J Smith. Time oi‘
game 1 hour 20 "minutes. ‘
Mauritian Shilh’ illiill
(Continued from , First Page).
plated. He was one 01' thI most valued
cmpioyen of the road. He was unmar—
ried. Smith was budly cut and bruis-
edflbut not seriously enough to be sent
to theIhospitul. When Ini'rentcd be
prompted a sorry night, with his face
bandaged. He, was thoroughly unner-
ed by the experience through which in
bud paused.
’i‘hc otheIII injured, so for as uncer—
tnined, arc: John H. Gould. munculnr
contunionu on shoulder: Miss Filo Run,
left leg [matured below knee and no—
you: onto; Fiunh Reynolds. cut in torc-
lIcnd; Dwight S. Lyrcil. luuiseu and
(tits ,nbout body; Hurry Bnoudlnual.
out on time. neck and body: John
Knopwood. Mines and cuts. none oe—
verc; Elizabeth Babbitt. fourteen years
old. nose broken, tace cut; William
Babbitt. live years publicise and face
cut; Cecil 131082. seven years old. so-
ycrc out in neck and chin: ,J. George
Hugo, conductor. cuts in head; Mrs.
A. Hulleck, cuts and bruises about bead
and arms. All the above are residents
of New Haven. Leslie Angus, ten
yours. old 12‘.qu Haven. out on top or
' head. over eye and (cos bruised: Mrs
Wood of Hartford. summerln'g ut
Short Bench, cuts about race and body
iiilau Jennie Forbes. East Haven, con-
tuuions on face; Mm. Churchill, Short
Beach. face cut.
Coroner Mix announced that he will
make two recommendations to the Fair
Haven and Westvllle. Railroad Com-
pany, in consequence of this disaster.
He will recommend first that II system
day and colored lamps by night. be in-
stalled on the rear platforms or cars
on single track linen; second. that u
change be made in the curtains at the
buck oi? the vestibule which shield the
Iuotorman from the observation of pns-'
cougars. The coroner will suggest that
them be but one curtain, and that on
the door directly back of the motormnn
with none at the sides.
he says. Passengers on the front seats
will be able to see the motornian and
giIe warning should he suddenly be~
come incapacitated from any cause.
Coroner Mix said he to aim} com-tide!“-
lug the idea of advising the use oi air
inches on long vestibulcil cars, but
that he has not yet decided about thnt.
SWIDERWBKl WINSAOAIN.
HANOVER, J niy 28~The chess piny.
hrs in the international tournament re
Bliiiif‘d play today the pairing being as
follow: Jan‘owski vs Tschigorin
Bardclbcn vs. Gottachullr Napiei vs.
Coho Atkins I'n 1_'..oIln unnsborg vs
Mason Wolf vs. Swlderwnki. Marshall
vs. Popicl 'Olllnd ya Mlcacs and Pills
bury vs. Bucchting. - At the adjourn
mout nt 1 o'clock this afternoon three
amos had been disposed of Snider
waiti had added another victory to his
Incoii'ri by defeating Wolf: GImsbcrg
'nnd Mason agreed to rail their content
I draw and Olland and Misses also at
vlded honors. Thus the Dutch repre-
Icnintivo. Olland lost his that half
point in the tournament. The rest of
the games were adjourned in even no
sltio’ns. ‘ ‘
FOUR STOWAWAYS FROMleVER
POOL.
NEW ‘lORK. July Bil—On board
the White Star Liner Ccvic; which ar-
rived last night from Liverpool were
'ionr small boys, stow nwn‘ys‘. their loge:
ranging from nine to twelIé years
The boys stole. on board the steamer
at Liverpool uninccd a cover on one
or the liteboati. crawide in and re-
laced the cover On the fourth day
out Mthcv were. obllzed by thirst to
show themselves. The boys will be
taken to E1110 Island and sent back
to Liverpool on the Cevic 5 return my
age.
olete ’withont II bottle Oi Dr. Thomas
Eolectric 011 Heals cuts. bruises,
stings sprains Monarch over pn‘in.
ANGLOJIIPANEOE ALLIANcu
NEW YORK July 28 .——1t is rumo .d
that: the Anglo-Japanese. alliance ree-
pectin: Com is creating uneasiness
a't Paris says: a’Tribnne dematch from
London. . It. is‘ toured there that it
the. reports be confirmed a great it»
France and Russia already
Dora. 5 independence
aeklnpo cup. at the National
victory today for the the
Atom: 1. 340' and the
Scotland made
oi: safety .algnala. consisting oi tings by ,
In that way"
~A wheelmnn'n tool but ish’i: com; ‘
' will seat about 20000 people. The
tomotionnizi situation will be created. .
havipg
AD
‘ ' DDN,MJII1y 28. “The rcshoot for ‘
The Martians moored .
THED M.
i
This store closes daily except
of the various sections of our
our Fancy Pongecs in fancy
tember have passed.
yard.
are low In price at 7 5c.
at the very low price of 250
Here are some pleasing
READ CO.
Established 1357. “
Saturdays, at five o’clock.
Many of our friends are appreciating the exceeding low
values which have recently been manifest on the counters
store. We arc unfolding
more every day, and w0uld mention that the balance “of
stripes and naturalcolors
are very serviceable, cool and light for hot summer wear,
and while .the seaaonso for has not been cohducive fonthe
use of these materials, it will be before August and Sep-
We have these Pongces in 19 inch width, natural col— ,
era for 500 and 75¢ per yard. in 26 inch width $1. 00 per
It fancy stripes diii'crcnt colors, 50 c per yard. which
In plain colors, red, navy, rescda, pink, tan, old blue
and Napoleon, 32 inches wide, $1.25 per yard
, In the furnishings for Men and Women’s wear, the
popular four-in-hands, entirely new with initials, for 25¢.
Men will be interested in the extra fine quality of In-
dia Gauze Shirts and Drawers which have been marked
each
Also white Negligee Shirts at 69¢: and $1.00. i,
A fine line of Belts at 25c, 500, 75c. and $1.00.
PARAsoLS. ,
attractions with prices
which will certainly remove the ' balance of the season’s
stock. ,
$1.25 Parasols for $ 75
2.00 _ Parasols for 1.25'
3.00 Parasois for 2.00
5.00 Parasols for 3.00
THE D. M. READ COMPANY
Bridgeport, Conn.
TRYING TO S_TOP FIGHT.
New London Cltizcns, Petition 'the
State's Attorney.
, HARTFORD. July 2S~.—Fifty citizens
01 New 1.0110011 presented to States
Attorney Solomon Lucas lust week a
petition usking him to use the machin-
ery oi‘ the county gmernment to stop
the Young Corbett Terry McGovern
fight in New London on August 29.12124,
petition suggests that the chief justice
of the comedic court assign a judge
and a special session of the popular
court to sit in Ned London on that
day. that tho principals may be arrest
ed should they persist in having the
fight
W. B. Crouiey 0! this city, who is to
manage the tight, said Friday that he
knew that an attempt Would be made
to stop it. but he did not. think the cf
forts would be successful. He said the
New London business men were. very
anxious that the so should be pulled
01!, us“ they knew there would be a
good déal of money spent in the city
céding day. Mr omeéi said the 11
cause bud been granted n good (pith
unit the New Dondon omcials did not
lhink it would be our to have it revolt.
ed now alter the management had ex-
pended nitout $4 000.
It is estimated that the total or
[lenses for the match. including the
purse will rea'ch $28, 000 The arena
that ii; to bé built in the baseball pary
tickets will sell for from $3 to $25
each? The" seats in the first row of
boxes are to cest $25 each and there
are t0“ bé eight seats in at him These;
tactically all engaged at this
,titn A ticket will be required for on
to the ball park and Itnoth‘er
give admission to the arena. The
are” all prepared and work pill
on the structure. ill: Crow-
on the any 01 the fight and on the pro-I
I Why the show wants, this old my”
- men who
5° clone or a. rough house on its;
', :1: the his arm and (31,3
from housing tthe McGovern party ov- ,
er night, and he thinks there is some-
thting more about the matter than ap«
pears on the surface. '
secs FROM' PHILIPPINES.
\
Brought by Glenbrook Soldier. Hotel»
ed in Port Chester; . .
Frank Harrington 0! Port Chester,
has two young grime chickens that
have an interesting story connected
with them. Harry Worden, of ninth
brook. recently returned from the
Philippines and knowing Mr. Hat‘-
rington's weaknéss for good birdfi. he
brought with him eight eggs It took
about thirty-six days for Worlen to
reach Port Chester. and when he gave
the eggs to his friend Mr.- Harrington
was a little dubious about hatching
them but decided to try- .anyway The.
result was that two of them hatched .
out and they are now being verv' care
fully guarded by their owner. The lit-
tle “peeps" are as black as coal.
The Filipinos 3 great lovers of
gum chickens, Midi it's a very poor
man who does not own a bird or two.
so there is little doubt, coming from
lighting stock. as they do, that Mr.
Harrington’ s new chickens would for
uish sport should he decide to put
them in the pit. . ». I
Ramons Liver Pills and Tonic Pei-
lcts make a complete blood treatment.
You can get them for 25 cents. R; H.
Plaisted. :
. Mum—IA-
ORDERS T0 RUSH.
Buffaih Bill ‘Shov‘m Sent Telegram for
' All Spare Canvas.
BRIDGEPORT}: July 28 .—-—Harold ,
Fish; agent of thé Barnum heirs, re-
calved. n telegram this morning to
Iruéh out all the spare canvas of the
Buffalo Bill show to Thompson 8: Van.
, divoor, the Cincinnati oitnvns pickers."
Mr Fish has not the least id'InI as to
o ythia is wanted since the show his
ordered a new tent and the plans _,
h the Ohio nrm. ,
'The' tents were ill: ipped awy, fl:
morning and inadérmzany large truck '\
loads which attracted attention on ,
ey were taken over Water; street.
in a hurry is not positively known but‘
{re .wise in circus rm any
that prob biy the Buffalo 13111 81395?
has lost some 01’ its. canyon in n cy—
circuit which it is now doing.
cirrus will probably how 1::
shipped to
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