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IkONDAY JULY 10. ”051 (Continued me “I.“ Pate.) gotta. .......... 6 9 2f 9 2 Stamford prov-eds any for the strong nail, 3. ate avahslIichLocIauon From New Settlement of M_°."°°°° Question 3.,
W... cm by Innings: Cuban )1 Giants Sunday afternoon. in At Boston—Philadelphia, 4; Boston, "‘ ° "" m "m" ”9W“ ”7 “WM"?-
Milli-Min Almanac for Tomorrow. Dali y singled, to center. Durning fore Nationals ----- 0 1 0 7 0 0 0 0 1-”3 Slflnllorll. twins defeated 10 to 2. The 3.
Sun “3:54:30; sets7 .2.6
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ed Bailey at third. A. Dolley was
caught trying to steal third. No runs. l
Brennan died to first. Cshiil filed
first No runs.
Creacents
1532:1211 il’fitgrs .flc‘wney Bases on balls
0 o ebb 4. Wild pitch——
to secimd G Lauder hlt a grounder to Webb Double play—JFallmsdge and
.1 2 0 2 0 l 0 0 0—4)
Summary: 'l‘wwbnse limb—Young. ll‘.
Giants lot 11p after making nine runs
in the first few innings. Dates, of
Bristol who started to pitch for Stain—
ford. was knocked out of the box in
At New York—Alain.
American League.
At. Dctrolt~l>etrolL 3; Chicago
3 years. The board held its first meet-
Tho offices of the state board of
health will he in Hartford hereafter,
not New Haven. where it has been for
BERLIN, July 10, 3:06 p. ni.——'l‘lie
agreement between France and (for-
many on the subject of Morocco,
which will be made public in both Por-
the third. A homer in the first and (Thirteen innings) luff 0f the year in New Haven on r‘ri- is and Berlin today.3.ca'nnot1but be
“*3 1 S 1W 1 0 Creugh. Passed hall—Kane. Hit by “another in the third scored six runs At Philadelphir—lmrst game Booton' “53' to? organization and bowls 3P9" .[cgardud he“! at 5 diplomatic ““959"
44 --Irancf1 0 cs. Norwslk. Ian .J IW a hard one to pltcher-lllll Struck out—By Volk 14. ,for the Giants Johnson, who relieved 11; Chicago 3 Second gum,” phua W. the new member. was present. of the first importance over bothtlront
:gg “swim: 32$ ' McGrIdi. ’t. handle it. 38‘??ng 5 by Keene 3. Umpire—J1 Bates in the fourth, wti's touched for dolphla,ll;Bosto11 419l0f9860r William H. Brewer was re
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1. O'Neil forced Bradley at third. Mor-
rison filed to 011th James hit a
Time~l hour 30 minutes.
Semen-A. Laudenegger.
1—1127 1 Attendance
a homer ever the left field fence with
two men on boats. After much jolly-
At St. lsliiils~St
bouts.
land,
6; Cleve-
elected president. Dr C. A. undsiev
the secretary. continues in office.
It
Britain and France, although it is we
pressed in terms of great moderation
the agreement being referred to as ‘an
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‘ ‘ thron h him. (.ahll got the hull and “W” e :1 l s 0H e o lo 1 . 1: '11s nliioii second Home 1 1 . - 1“ o o c gov r 1911 s
I I DI .' threw’3 the runner out at first. No W'NN'PAUK8.23' PASTIMES. 0. seventh with his back to the slab. New York. in; Washington 5. (Four '0'“ ““5 llllVO quarters with other rights and aims." Yet officially theis-
Dd Will Lodge. NW1“! F' ‘ A' M' * runs, The Winntpauks defeated the 11.11.. After two strikes were called on him teen innings). Billie, departments in the. Capitol. Dr. sue is regarded as a triumph for Em-
MW' “1 ”01W“ Ml)“ '35 Wflhlnlllm‘ Billy 1311111113; 111111199111” was good times, Saturday afternoon. at Winni- he turned around and clonted the hall Maw E K. Root, of this city, Mr Sperry peror William and Prince von‘ 31,310“.
gliini"i33'drfii"Elt'é‘fs‘ft'x'it’n'kmft'fi".313333." for three buses. Mellinroe singled ove11‘llllllk.lly the score of 23 to 0. Next to centt-i field for three bases. SUNDAY BASEBALL. and Secretary Dillllfiley were chosen that will strengthen Germany's diplo-
Mrw Mona“ mutually lnvllcd' third, scoring Lander. Ross singled h‘filurday utternoon the Winnlpiulks The Bay Ridge team will be the on Al Chlt'tlgli ll committee to arrange with Comptrol- macy everywhere on the continent.
Ullarlss F. Mills, w.M Robert M. Wil- mm. ”no" sending McEnroe-to third. wm play the Bryant Electric (.om- poucnts of the Norwalks next Satur- R. ”1 Fl ler Mitchell for a room and the trans The attitude of the American gov-
' McEnroe 31.0er on Jammy fly 01.1.10 pnny‘s nine, of Bridgeport. The line- day. This team was defeated by the Chicago 0 o 0 u it 0 ti 0211-11 1; 3 fit? will follow as soon as the details eminent towards the Moroccan contro~
”30'" Chapter. N°‘ 38' R. A‘ M‘ 'secontl. McKlernan died to loft. Mc- 11p and full score of Saturday's game. 0105? More Of 4 l0 2. l’lllflil'l‘fl 0 0 ii :3 0 11 ii 0 0 0~«2 ll 2 “We been ”WEE" veisy was altogether satisfactory to
gmgugcemgm1,:3:,,‘;',11,1‘,1,l,11112;:"omit. out, second to first. Two runs. was as I'olicwsz huthcl will! play the Norwnlks one 0I3111111111rton: Wicker. Iteulhnch and , M'XED BATHING AT YALE firth“? PrlecIlsekwagat 1mg: l'rIeI11s1
oath-J l on All uni Hoop tonal ti Third inning—F. Ferguson'out, Mc- l'ASTlMFS “T05 from filUl‘flllY- 1' ; r‘lullvrly and Peliz, . cnt oosevet on n orwur 111; a
glut L Kiln; alAri-‘n Mogul; peiirilgully (irath to Brennan. C. Dalley safe on J 11 ii p() A 11; "W" . .____ F c it All 3 th ' settlement '8 not made public 5“ Ber
vlicome “WNW“ ' McEnroc's error. At. Dolley forced (l. .l Hurtrum. 1f. ......... 0 ti 0 01 LOST A DOUBLE HEADER Al (liiclnnutl: l u y Limit (3' 8‘:er to Take 31111111111?ittmizxitgflzog‘ifgg‘fir:11111191111;
' Dulle at second. iurnln forced A. W 1 hi, f .......... 2 ‘ ‘ it. u. E, enons age er. ‘ s 1 1 -
”PM? Chap.,No.62, Order 5015"" 3‘" bailey at second. No run: (\Vllblll‘g' ss ' __________ 3 0 g 2 j Bridgeport Fell toIFourlh Place on Clnciu. 1 o 0 :1 0 0 2 0 x~—-6 11 l NEW llAVh‘N my 10—1,” facult don contributed towards the settler
glff'fiéiin'rihi'fldwoll'r‘llt"'11??thi’ilmlfl'fi Brennan tut-d to flrlit—-Cahlll singled l1}. Benedict, 3b. ....... u o 1 2 1 gators-y. 81111111111111 1 o o n o o 11 o 11-4 3 2 of the me “3,1,1, “chm of phmcflyl‘ meal.
uIiolth~JulyfludAuKullt excepted It [7:05 to left. 0. Lauder singled to right. liloom. 2b, ............. 0 ti 2 3 l Salurtiily'fl playing in the CUIllfl‘Cll 1 "Girl“? 0‘9”“! ““‘l ““"W‘ PM" culture has decided that men and WILL BE cobLE-Fl—TB NIGHT
ooiotfir‘n'rllnkigoorlt'ilIlslluvi'il'x't'l‘l'enmhi(lllid§leifil lioth m0" advanced 0" right flelder’s Necandcr, “1- ------ 0 l 5 0 0 cut league made some. history. Bridge or 1111 “my women who are members of the school . . '
faflowlnnd. w“ in... laugh,.n1r'5", error. (iniilll scored on W. lender's ll. Benedict. lb, ........ 1) o 7 o 2 p1,", 11,51 two games 10 New 1,011.10. m shall be allowed to bathe and take new HAVEN, Jilly 10.———A repeti-
bunt. McEnroe fanned. Ross safe on Sherwood, rf. .......... ti 0 .l 0 ii and was passed by Immiuflmh which A Cl American League. swimming lessons together and the tion of yesterday's hot weather was
JOHN W POWELL shortstop‘s but; throw ulkflrl't' 3'15""- . Ireland. p. ............. 0 ti 1 3 ti now has a chance to go 11110 first place l ”0830- R if [I new rule went into effect Saturday for prfdlctctdh byb theauomlgial): (ior'tloedtifyl'
I der scoring. .ames "8 ”- c. 0" ————— this Week if it can defeat Iioiyoke. - 3. the first time. us was er uro s .- .
in its truestsense it may be said nnn forced lboss at third. Three runs. 111,131,, ............. 3 24 11 8 Bridgeport km the first game by 4 to 3121:1110" 0 it o o (i o l 0 0~l 9 i in", costumes are bathing suits slm- though 11 was added that 1.001.311 19m.
1hat hy the death of John W. Powell, pmmh inning—Bradley singled to WlNNll’AlSKS. 3 and ”W second game by 3 to 21 cago ll 0 ti o 0 u 0 1) 0—10 4 1 ilar to those worn at the shore A peraturc might be (“1110(3le toward
South Norwalk has lost one of its center, but was caulxht Off first. J- it til PO A la Hnlynko won 1m, games from New Billll‘rllioz Mulll'n and Doran: White woman instructor is present as 13.130 evening. The temperature at So'clock
most respected residents 1He 110811989 ”mum“ “'"g'm '0 'en' 01111111111113 """' " """"" 2 3 3 5 1 H‘Vl‘n- "10 first by 3 101. the second ““1 S"'”"“" .. Dr. Schwartz who has charge of the ill" Tim"? Weill atnx'l'llc‘tl‘ “3125:1331:
. . ' . Md and J1 l‘“"'§‘l5°“ “'55 ““8 l 0 Ml‘Gl'lllll. ff ------- ti 3 1 ll 0 by 7 to h. Hartford lost at home to . encral w1rk c a he s y .
9d “mm“ "m" 0‘ "harm“ ““1 “u first Nornns . l’lerce if ........ i 5 3 1 ll Norwich by 2 to 1 while Springfield M51- Muir (first garnet: g ’ and it was expected that yesterdays
055110-1110“ commendable nature. ”9 ‘ Mc(lrath filed to left. Brcnllfln flied Riley, lb ........... 11.. 3 3 9 0 U was beaten at home by Mormon 7 to , 1 R ll. T37. WARM DAY YESTERDAY highest reading. 86, would be réd‘clled
was a plain citizen. but a genuine citi- to pitther. Cahlll filed to second. No' Atkinsnn, '3“. 1 1 1 2 1, 1. All [he home teams 10% §:11\IteluIiiii l 0.3. o 0 2 ti 0 0—1. 7 l The exceptionally hot and mu y today The humidity which reached
zen lllllllls a lively interest in 8“ 11", runs l 11331331, ............. 1 1, 3 3 3 it. H. l}. .Brou s 1 0 o 2 0 l) u 0 oa—3 8 1; W mm“ Weatlt er of t rd 6% . 80 per cent yesterday, was somewaht
' n i I”, h rltth inning1~ Morrison died to 111- Lyons. 11. ........... 1.. 2 1 o o o N, London 11 1 o o 1 1 u a 1--f 7 4 e P‘WWF' ““0359" Bpnhard and 1m." “dim“, .‘, 1, 3'11” ”I"? decreased ‘0 d“ and “‘9“? W“ ““9
aflolrs 0' the commun y 11 W11 e ll-l“ «lflml‘s “it‘ll l0 (‘ “hill 1" l‘l‘rgll- Kliiccllu, c. l l 7 0 0 Bridgeport, 1 1 0 o u .1 1, 1) 1-3 3 .1 "1:011: Sudhoff and Roth. this town Wll()g(fl‘)0fll Ya 3113;531:9131 a good brbeze along shore.
lived, and was always ready to assume 1“," beat out a. grounder to Brennan. Brill. ii. 3 3 l n 0 “mom‘s: McLaughlin and Arm 1 etond game); 1 . the most mm . spent "1111) do. out of . .
his share of public responsibility, llc slid stole second, going to third an MC— _ _____ 1),.“er Odell rind O'Rourke. (11.. 1 . R ll. E. doorq Trollc: cars durln tl'lc after- PORTLAND AFTER PEACE CON-
was fearless in his advocacy 1,1 whm Klernnn's had throw. (3.. Dalley flied "loluls ........ .23 "0 "7 10 3 R- “1 ”1 SHIS::I'1';' 13 : 1“: I: 3:: '2 '1' noonhand th'f’llllg no mattgcr in what A “FEILENCEJ. 1 10 Th
' . 1 .. l0 ll. Lauder. No runs. The 111 me by lnnln‘gs: N. lnndon ti ii 0 i 2 0 ll 0 ti~3 f) l 1 ,, 1', , . PORTL l\ .1, 9., u y .—— 8
he. believed was ”3"" and he “d8 G, Lauder filed to short. W. Lauder Pastimes ........ ti 0 ti ti 0 0 ll 0 0~ 0 Bridgeport. ii 0 0 it it ti 2 0 0—: ti 9 Bailf‘rlt‘“ Domino and Bernie; Mor- :lIl‘rtarlilmI:Ilsgy1gverxfitgl1af.lrel;%ér031: joint committee representing the city
practically ”Kl“ “1 what he believed sale on fly when collision occurred Wlnulpauks ..4 3 31th 4 l 0 x—‘Jii Batteries: Long and Armbrustcr; filledg'jlrllmnn and Sugden (Game was so Wurlll a breeze inning up ill goyemmem and 1,03,11,03 Trade of
anti! “209820: {Ofua 1:?" dlfl'smlt'ti'tlll: Kalilfinslilllrtt'hl'r'd "e'it'1$}.:'fg:.'"liii V1V0 ”1122111111138rigggmiurnlps‘gksnlfiéyng Odell, O‘Rourke. _. the afternoon and continued 1". the Portland left today for Washington
an a evoe am y uni 1 . - . . — 1., ,. . .
, ... . , , , formally to invite the peace envoys of
was made happy by 1,1,, presence and left for two hases. scoring louder. Pierce. Buses on hails—~01! Britt 1.1111 At New ilnvon~rlrnt game. Holy» “WWW“ his": Standing. "mm" “”5"“; m" ”WWW“ “Mb
. . . Japan and Russia tovhold sthelr nes-
McEnroe stole third Ross out on lrelsnd 2. Struck out—-lly Britt 5. by ‘okc. 3: New Haven 3. Second game. Won. 1105(- WV 1.1211121 O€1L""':",e'a',' the shore place? sions at Portland during the heated
“”1“”; °' W 50““ “d “9““ ml" grounder in first. James hitto right irelaud 4. Double. play—Mull nod Holyokc, 7; New Haven, 1.. 3‘5”“ 3‘? 25 5197 fig"“$51311?"§{§,;,§°W1‘l§§',,,w"'l,.£$; term. The committee consists of Al-
ture bl! PTGBEBCB was always agree for two b01598. but was declared Ulll' l’ierce. Umpire—Milli: At llllllfllrtl*le)l'Wiitll. 2; Hartford ‘ "ll“gfl‘ml 33 35 .569 m“ , 1 , ‘ derman William L. Cobb, Councilman
able in all the associations of life His for not touching first. (ine run. .-:.-...._. 1mg NM” '“mll‘n- 3'5 ‘ 37 .565 if we” "Inward“ ofllislitors. Luther B. Roberts and Arthur Graig.
loss to his family and the community Sixth inning-4A. lidlley was hit by HITS 33,3..qu At Sprlrigileld<—Merlrlcfi. 153.1311“. $123530” 3:2 . 26 .552 1npoalliepllgtl’tearllftllel':illiilclipgelgeseg: of this city, and Lewis P. Goudythor
l d l l “1.11'it1her.l)llmlng fllt'fil in “088 Brad Bf‘llull lll'l'eated the “1651 Ellilh 0f fif‘lll l. ”8"}0‘21- :9 :28 {109 (‘d liy HO (lUan The hotel proprietors the Board Of Trade.
wit it” V9” 9‘39 Yne ___ '7" """ ”rejy‘ sin led over second J FNKUSOH Bridgeport, 4tofl Saturday afternoon “Q” ”‘ Norwich. I?" fill "'09 and small stand men reaped a bar-
"- out M1 owe to Brennan O‘Neil hit [“1113 and Km,” were 11“. baflpry for National League. N ,1 1 111‘ ~‘ 40‘ vest in change from the visitors HARTFORD STABLE BURNED.
There w“ no 00“" et'qumc during " “m“"am" “mm" qun'" 'B"”‘°‘ "' “"‘""""“‘“'£“"'“ Chm“ " 9" '"en' WWW” ‘3 1395 which has only been exceeded (hill HARTFORD. July 10. —— The. stable
the German emperors recent Medlter- Mt-Klernan safe on lhlrd's fumble. -1—-— — . National 13:111.. year on the Fourth of July. All the of the Edward Half Company. on Shel~
1mm“ trip. according to Professor "6mm h" "0 short.1who doubled "p Won 'lsost l’C available open trolley cars were tion street. was burned to-dny. The
' l'l‘heodore Schiemann. one 0! the SUP-“l5. ‘ 1-Klernan and MC"”"'" Bicnnan N”. ymk m ., ‘ ‘ .; ' brought 11",, um. and a-splendid “er. loss is $5,000: insured. beveral me-
“All were the same sort of clothes" 0"" ”"0"" '0 first. N" runs. l'lflqlnlrg ' I; 7.1" :11; vice wa~ given by the company own- m0“ WW“ “VWCOUW b-V heatin fight-
aays the professor "anti took their 1 59211111111111111211113111.1113111112131111.1111111111311113: Philadelphia. 43 Eli hills '"5 them. '3"; ""3 blaze, but were shortly reviv~
' ' sun " L ’ , , ’ ' . 1 _' (jhh'fl’nL 43 'il 1‘181 Automobiles and carriages were 1.11,
places at table at random, except that (.ahtll singled mcr second. (.1 all , Cincinnati .1“ 2;, ””1 much is evidence yesterday and all M 1
every day 111.051.9315 were specially in- 111:1{dslnf‘lIodl 111(1)iI'I'gl'tiic'd'tll'rittcglltl‘ll':cl” ' 5,1 Louis ‘ 1,7 “II! 'l‘ll‘ifi gicthods of keeping as cool as possi- FlECENT \Ill‘iFIlVAilllslyofiOVEirsril-efi'
‘ ' ' r ' ' ' H. " ' ‘ ' . ' :1. " ' le were resorted to. NLW ' , .-
vl:ed Ito 3ft at th: KTLsergaflghlksgg rnr, (rnhlll scoring. Mt-ldm-oe sail-111111 w 1111;111:111". 1:1. 55: :21 T1", thermometer “no“ in the nine- steamer Mlnneliahu; from London;
10 t. n louvernnf on 1. star catchers error. Ross Hlllflll‘d over W1» 1 . .-- .. .. ”"8 “1,810er varying according to southeast of hire Island 5.38 a. m
how to listen as well as to talk, and end, scoring G. and W, l.au1ici. _hlr1 American Lea ue "mam” " ’ ‘ WA “““‘
he W381 “6" lit the lent "mum“! at l'alll‘m“ 1111:1111:1:111:11Il1un1111‘1-11111:1:Wang: Wugn. 'lnst, PF. _.__..- .... MW”
contradliliim. Sunday mornings "9 l'fllldllnoglllH lHltllBl' to “ISL M1Kier- _ (iliivufln, Al 24 ‘ .631 K,N.GHT STREET CHURCH' ' a I L '
”95““ Over the “WWW leading 5"“ nan Went to second and scored on c ' c 31111111133111, ‘2 f" "'27. util‘tlz'ili Illsolr'ilmiiul'htl)st§£t|mil'ls. Maul; W TEAM
mono hv (locus or Dryander Once ht‘ Brennan‘s single to left. Brennan 1 D0131; min, 3,] 7" Juli Church last night the Mung, Qtirlr: ‘
1 taught trying to steal. Six runs . 3 dc Mi 1. . ,
dame'w 9' mm" ”mm" d'fl'm'm "" Eighth lnnlng~~l.‘ Ilnllcy filed to 1. Boston. 211 :13 .468 {Ilel'c 1101111:er nigxliIvdhcnrélrLl p'mlis’
‘Babel and Ritual.” , , , , _ New York, 29 :H .460 is c urc was c an i ose w o '
M """d',1' N D??? 'fl'm'd Dinning SA I E ‘ St.‘l.ouis. 25 H .362 heard them wish to hear them again are the best. Mechanical precis-
/ They are gaining on it. The (‘hl1ago ”32:11", $1,331; 1Over short and made . o I“ ' Washington, '1. 43 .348 and those who didn't hear them wish
r"rr88p0ndent Of "'9 New ‘Ork Age smunll 0n ll. ll lililltivr filed to first.
describesa movement among the more w, lmudri singled to left. McEnroe
refined and more prosperous colored filed to left. Ross filed to sewnd. No
population front the crowded slums. mus
Ninth inning~ Bradley out M1 (llfllh
where. 90'0“" "“0”“ “r“ forced “’ tonrennau. J Ferguson out W. 1.1111-
lon. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that. have
made Waltham Watches the halt
in gold, gold
filled and silver cases It
M. MURAVIEFF SAILS JULY 26.
ROME, July lti.~»1M. Muruvloff. the
Russian ambassador to ltnly, who is in
St. l’ctersburg and who will act as
that they will come to the A. M. E.
Church again, so they might have the
opportunity to listen to such sweet
music.
CONTINUES TODAY.
in the world.
LUNCHEON FOR RIFLEMEN.
A ' 1d t. B Sta u] r writ-1:1plenlmientiury for Russia at
, , , .1, , I1, . , 1 0- a l. trahlli .. m to P0 as ngton, will. it is learned in offlc LONDON, July lli.——Ambnssador W
llle, into comll‘fl'lfllilt;it‘ditlcllfblfl. 111151 1111121111111013121.n1114a0nnma1l\l1ll on n O 1 e 08 n 1‘6 P a fail circles still for the United States Whitelnw Reid gave. a luncheon today A Austin, 8,
1“! "0m $3.500 ‘0 “WO- U" l’ ““5“" 11-1"; 31.031.- . ' ' ‘ , .luly "'1 from Clierbollrg on board the to the visiting riflcmen of the Seventh 40 Wall .3, Nomllt. Conn. 1
filleelfi- MON‘Y- "9 rfl-‘r- lh' Elll‘l‘ml‘l’ ‘ Nonwm M ' prlce sale Most peoyle k OW what North connnn itoyd steamer Kaiser Regliiient, N. 1:. s. N. 1:, at. his resl
j overcoming the prejudices which rent 1 All it “ PO A 3 . 1 ' Willll‘llll “0|“ Grease idcnce, Dorchester llousc
1, estate dealers had in. sympathy with llrenmiu, lb 11111111 5 1, , K 11 . ..... . 1
white real estate owners. Cantu. 211, .......... t. l j 7 c 1: thls $3118 111981118— fil‘St 018188 Dry TELEPHONE CALL 3211-4.
—‘ (l, Lauder, rf. ....... i1 2 ' ‘J o l
’ A l-uons. w. l. d-r so. ...... r. 1 t :1 1 o
1 F 3— 11...;3J...’.1.. ........ 1-. : 2 i «1 . Goods that we sell at; 250 up to 39c 0" \he 00 \ T ‘m
if you would havothesmall hat111yolt Ross. lf. ............ i; l 3 (11 ll 3 d b h
are wearing appear to greatest at \ilil' James. 11f. .......... . it ever a a on u ere
tage you should wear rout hair fluffy McKlornan, 1-, ...... -f i l i» ’J l y y bOd y y y . _
and loose beneath them. But don't McGrnlh. p, ......... A o o o 1'. 0 Have you tried the BEECH NUT SLI1CIED BACON AND
M v01" '00“ 8‘" “Grimm“ 8“" “M" '1', 1* g". ;., i, at the BOSTON STORE for c BEECH NUT DRIED BEEF? Both are. dcltcmus.
ashaggy look. 'l‘oliiln ............ 2 .31 . . 1 1 _ 11
There is no more reason why one wA'l‘SlESSlNGS. ‘ T9 DRINK FOR THE HQT DAYS—«Roses Lime Juice,
should IIVWY “WNW" '" “ll“ All “1 ”1 VI” A l‘ll Welch 5 Grape Jillt‘t‘. (,larct and Raspberry Sli‘rul), Lflcquot Llub
rate of her finger hails now that lll‘ 11‘. Ferguson, 1.1., ..... :i l o o .. . .. . . _ . -
w glovelesa season has arrived than in c. Dullcy, 2h, ....... t o l l. :i l A dollar saved 18 as gmd as the (ringer Ale, .Sarsaparilln, Lemon, Soda, Etc. 1
the winter when 0'0“"! 105"“: ,"‘," A, 11.111.11.11. ------- 1; " ,1, “1 ‘,' 1 d 11 (1 FOR THE LUNCH BASKET.~l-’ottctl Beef, Boned Chicken
hands that are not mauh 11rd tor a u y liurnlng. rl‘.. its. ..... o ,. . . 1 . . . , . .
appear at their very worst when sur- Bradley. 11!, ......... l o 3 11 ll 11 0 ar Game ' and lurkcy, Potted Ham, Dcvtled Ham, Veal Leaf, hardiness, Sal
rounded by Whilst drum and dainty J. Ferguson, 11, ..... . 4 ll 3 11 2 1 mon. Lobster, Shrimp and numerous other good things. 1
accessories. Some girls "r" very care. E ONN' 3" ' " " “ " ' (‘orset (lovers. ‘16 doz. styles. ladles' Linen and l’ K. Stocks. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. ——VVc kccp the finest Fruits and
less about their hands. Morris-on, lf ......... :l o o .l o o l 1I 1 W1 r 11111125? 1111111” iilc
Indications are multiplying to show ..ltimcs p ........... :l o u I ll ti Vans .91. - ell . . Vegetables, ircsli from the gardens cvcry moi mug You will 31“ .135
that. the new fall cools Will he very, llfllll‘l' ll ---------- l " 0 " " ” llutes Soersiickers. regular 121: lmiles' Plain and Doittni Fancy find the choicest varieties he”.
very “m" Some 0' them reach to W -. . .-1 M1 2 iii. n-t Foe Vellin a. values 11 to . ‘
"a bottom 0'1‘1111‘11'1‘“ "“1“ QM“.”1,1,11,31,11“ ” " “" “ " “ “'3. "”1; 1 ,1 m, ° 1‘, ” 1 “ " 19c cancxsas CAKE AND wnrsns ———Huntlcy and Palmcrs
1‘ l' "ill Tn}: ”“uf' ”5;“2L2flflam Nor'iii'i'tiy ....... u a :i it i 11 ti o x~l2 mm“ "" "" ”'0' z" '8 ""9 1 'dl" MI It ,1 Wm open Crackers, very fancy and delicious. All the National Biscuit Co. 3 as“ e mour
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status w a if» m t 1 l 11 oglhcn Wotscssluga " l' " " u 0 0 " 0‘ " ”mm 2"" ' 'fl '8 ' " ' assottmcnt, Drakc‘ 5 Cake and Rich's Fruit Cake.
hailfi'lhfmln‘ ““an H r Summary: " Two—bust» l1 11w a l . lit-st (iii in. Percales, regular our regular price 2511,. worth BUTTER CH E AND EGGS Tl' ti (1 t it LEADING GROCER'
-. 1 , . _ 11.....w, ”mm, , , . , , , EES .—- its is 1c (- ar men 0 . .. .,
a Yokes and yoke effects are very ulfinzfi lizl'lilmi'llaflu'lncs ‘I H"1,1111“ ”1,5,3 2. 3.11,.” 191, .3111, 1 191. l"l . 1 . l 1 1‘ 1 f 1' 1 rd 13 t 1 if I
fashidnahlo. Few shirt. waists art- lm- ":90“ 11‘. ”mm,“ "mum.“ W1 ”up 18 11 73 "um“ 8mm, llem- “mm. Gingham and White Mr W 111 l we give1spcc1ia 13 ten loii am we cc (Oil 1 en 13 we so 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
{lgmmde up at. the moment without 5"". Rm” ”WM". pluy "“m'm“ (’ ~ stitched with fancy corners rims regular "he lilo the he“ gmds m ”"51"": to he found anywmr“ SOUTH NORWALK.
l) lie i-ltruck out—m liy 1 ‘ . - ~ . 1 . . 1
l to edit argniéfglgnérgzfltg?11:11:33; $331132} "£91,; “Mum, and ”1“,. 31m 19.. Gammon 1n," Wm, 1,3115, We make a specialty of catering to the summer trade.
li'gilltleyli'l ‘hrlnulns the slimmer WW"-“"""’"“'w1C'“‘“‘"“"“" 1"“ Whitt- Merci-riled Walsllngs. on regular 2911, 191:
from the back under the arm,th1m up
over the shoulder to the hack and
around under the arm. fastening it to
the belt. at one side of the center
front.
Thu sounds rather gzood it. is from
the Pictorial flovlow for August.1md
is all“ Wherry charlotte: titers
of gnmuwl hour, 7 minutes.
NATlONALB. a; CREOCENTS, ii.
The Nationals defeated the Crete
rents ii to ll. on the Baxter t‘irnuuds.
Saturday afternoon. They were. schod
bind to play the (lltlnbrooks, who did
not show up. 'l‘hb future» or the
game were the pitching of Volk, the
good designs worth from zoo
in 35c. yd., l9!”
All designs of Curtain Bwluses.
for half or long curtains. regu-
lar 12%1‘. 2 yds.. 19c
Enameled Preserving Kettle, rog-
ulnr 29c, 1913
Six lilown 'l'ulutilbrs, regular be.
it for lite
lintlies' Blink (inure Lisle Hose,
thlll. Till? V9111 Beslllgiii Dreamed] Butler. ill: lh.
You novar not poor Butter here. We only handle on. gradc. and that ll the vary but [loin Ora-mow. We
. , guarantee every ounce. Give it a trial . 1.
fl” berries and M“ then: 90111111: southpaw twirler who fanned four» Wm: £3.32“ 1? 23120;: ”“1111, millilrzs': :33 2:11“‘1'1',,",{:; ' J ' ‘
for" ting. filtl'nyyltrgl't'il' 3'3: tllcsh “3"” men. "“1 ”‘5 phenomenal ”mm Eastman‘s l'l‘alcum‘ Powder Vlo ' and hunt. llllff' rhgula'r zbclva- GENEROUO PINK DISCOUNT 97AMP 0' Fl”:
"' ' l d sailors and ll? Tillman 0' ““5"" "”5 ll“ ‘0 ’ ' .. . to Pink 51:111.» with 1 lav-1y Int 20mm: stomps with V. is. Funny 10 Pink stamps with 1. lb. out No.
on . . . ,. .
{gutti't'hmgflgogd farlllt when cool center WM "’0 m“ mm” in the M "m "mm regular price luc lite No.1 6011 ”No. 2 Tea 1 Samoa Cotton. 206
1 not in the ice to: and when ready to allhlh 15°» 2 W “’0 lalllrfi' Squire Neck Lisle Veal! 1102911111 31:”. with 1 is: "hey its. 20 Pink st'imp. with 1/, is. ‘cholu to Pink stomp. with 1 11.. Funny No.
whoop that with Vchipped cream Tl” “"0797 Calder‘s Decline, regular price plain or icon trimmed, regular plot: No. 3 Tu, t 2 union Como 13o
‘ 1 mi in. 'lllivorod with ornnds- “T'l’mmh H be A ,1, tile and! Fine Tooth Brush 25c . 1 19¢ 402 Plnl't' 1331111111 with 1 is aiming“ 20311111333111; 31:3 1 is. Isa-goo loci-11111103111111» 'wlut 2 1a., Pkg.
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W Peters. 3h. ........ .. . i f i ti 0 molar price lllc, both for flic. Ladies Sailor. Nliclt 1Blee1ve- . 25 Plnk “It'll” with V2 "1.80“ No. ‘5 Pink Stamps with 1...". Mal-loathe 110 Pink Maroon with llf'li. will!“
,,. . . g'li'lni'l'ld”. cf. ....... . 2 '1'; 1]) l2 3 ladies White Wash Belts, rogu. lzostt Vests; regular. pl'ltioi 1201.“ 1 1'" ., 261:1 A Java Mu. Poaium cue-1,2411
. ““1 1 11111111 1‘ 1‘ for price 2511., file for . 1 1
“Th 1 [‘I‘“’ d" '13.“"11°.’AA§'§ hit: .::::I l l l l 111 1 ' 4 17 it». But Granulated Sugar, [1.00 ‘ randy New Early flou Pot-tow,
' N'Adln 3h if ....... l 2 o 1 l ‘1 1 . .I II 1 o
1 tly Fresh Ecol, per don. 240 Maud a Brand Flour, par baa, lilo
Bill]flfflill.l‘f.......i...l ii I ll 0 9 .30 1
- ’ or... _..,,........... 1111 .1 Agalnaone days sale of
Modem and (ls-formic. vollt. p. .. l l 2 1 01 w HITE WAIST in 1.13.7330:le that we give Stamps on everything from a yuot cult. to a barrel of flour. In the premiums
' " "" " “’ “' " . o .
Accommodations First Class. 1'lllfllu 'i‘llltlilt‘m'ftll‘i-lg 727 ’I ll . , .
Rates Vent Moderate. ' ' it it PM A ll) Hundreds of good waists specially priced._ liur waist sentient is
i" Keene, If. 2 2 l 0 ‘l breaking all records. "I never saw such pretty, waists rind sutili on. '
IOWH L’ WALZ' V'l'm“ :tb ''''''''''' 'f'i 'i '2 l: '1" ilorlul rubles“ la the common exprenslmi wp hour Amp," it 1 owd
11, 2.. My, £311”? c. """""" 1, 1, g 1 1, Myths. and of course there's 11 good reason Home and see til u tit
.: ; 1.1.3,” 3,, Null .11 I....J.‘..Ll..l. o l” o o 111... and Milli uwo mo hill/tinting roili- $111111 1, or will onto. as Ana :1 ml31mtn. , . 111:1“ .
l 31' "lira” 1 ’ lllml'fl cf . d 0 0 it it Coats, and suits til vet low rim Ctnts and Solitui v Ito , ‘ , .1 . 11m?“
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