~ will. lulu". it and Myron ecu-I. 19,
tor of I). R. Veatch, of hoodluml
' a psi‘is‘pioionu looking couple
‘ suspect that the friendship had so far
» developed as it moved to have done.
’ Consequently he was surprised and en-
THE CRAFTSMBAEN. FOR SEPTEM-
‘ well u’ of Writ-
0°? lichen!
V9 ‘1 it citing their
l ' ' '
in fact. alumni the
.ap front:n almost the out dose;
0.0;.“ M" '5‘
“de01”
trotshh
. ii ‘V “0,,
10mm? gsnmfl%u I'M
‘ .mci‘u sips... nno do
M without eIJilng Ill tired
”it, filJJiJ‘J Cldremoht. h. it. J
. , tee count of Blood
trout), o
m and 'occu busily I
of dart troubls,with than
not“ ms rscoimrfond it for l
.tttorbughtriai. lilo most
musics it to Any one in like
J FVOR SALE AT
j FRANK H. BAXTER’B.
A REDEING ELOPEMEN'l’.
——~——-
J Disappear. ,
in Reading comes the story of an
(liens that occulred esterdny.
girl is Miss Lizzie Mi isr. seven-
intruded the swnln ls Myron Sears.
illitsteen. The girl is the stupdiiuth-
ant
lib has asked the Dnnbuiy police to
mist. him in getting trace of the
utilising pair. As [lending is not in
tile jurisdiction of the police of this
ythey have not taken the case
(l’i‘igyt‘hflher than to keep an eye out for
The elopers have been neighbors in
nodding and apparently good friends,
hill: the stepfather of the girl did not
raged to learn that they had run off
together What direction the young
people took in not known.
irlsmno'ron VMAN Rococo.
Given Knockout‘Di-opc in Meridian——
Mich and Money Gone.
MERIDEN. Conn, August 22.~.lo-
seph B McGovern, of Nowlngton, re»
ported to the police last night that he
was drugged nod robbed of Sill in cosh
and a gold watch valued at 800 this
lifternoon while under the influ-
often of liquor.
He claims he incl 0 stranger In this
city at. 1 o'clock in the afternoon and
find several drinks with him. The
next thing McGovern knew he was
awakened from a sleep in Terrace
garden at 10: 30 tonight lie immo
diately reported his loss to the po-
lice.
McGovern came here today to visit
rsigttves. He saw but little of his
friends and is unable to account for
getting into the company of the
stranger. The police have very little
clue to work on.
one Craftsman for September clue
on the summer season well. it shows
an nvtting list of urtlcles that cover
his rouge of subjects in its chos-
113K010 at its it it number that Will
prose most utercstlng to nil who be
11love in the craftsmanship of lite as
dya with Andrew ll. White in hill
of. lib it shows the famous fif‘iiO
laud dlplomatlst as be
[it at home. lie tnlks freely of
oséjeture and kindred subjects per-
Mind to craftsmanship and tout-lies
Mlleme vital points in the world
‘ 0f the day. The article pro-
1’, fine vorlrult of Mr; White.
dimes ken at his home.
‘ no ilccroutlon for City (‘hli-
, J rtha ll Binllli. shows the
{Iliad by ntitbOrltles tilitl phll
hits in great cities to limp the
‘ off the streets in the days
Hummer vamiiimi. The article is
singly written and is illustral
citiin.
M llrn German Printers, in
~ "Wherever
, the visitors safe at all stages. the only
_ The score by innings: ,
His lmfibrshlp ‘
fly review of the life and work
f hills whose symbolism of NI-
to woo World- Wlilti recognition.
, male is by Amelia von finds and
» iiy illustrated.
‘ " flit ‘lls Modern Form and
Utilities lie Kev. insofar of tilt:
nibrcd concrete up a motor-
the cousins-lion of country
on. and other buildings
tell from destruction by iii-ti.
disheini Silver 'l‘ronsurs. by
star, is fill interesting
‘ “Medium: of the
the wonderful itouisii sliver.
» in the time of Vat-Jun and
mVRVI’ tilhwlifi’i.
“i‘lithiii's Artistic so .
' ’llld'stf'lfdd 1WD
rinthi Ind useful
‘i' 01’ wind dARIflI. .
titlitc this provides that
or possessor of lands
' i wild carrots and Cannon
thereon. or in the
’ .Aii’fV either or
Mien.
Down in In
n"Wi nI
minds-minim shut.
wont New London.
. NORWIUN. ~‘ *Atmtst Iii .m-Norwtc‘:
B ids . ~
won from r whistler?! "it
Issuers.
ll
Whmm fir list
playing by not cornea} tithe
so” who uninteresting. The docore
V
Holyoks, ii; Boringfield,3 .
neurosis Must, August 22:—
Springtloid-‘s pennant aspirations were
shattered yesterday. Hoiyoire winningn
into center in the first olttah between
the tennis sincotthe riot gems in'l
Springfield on August B.- Hartley
let up- (910ml!!! in the seventh. when:
.‘vtctony had been clinched The big
pitcher also storied thrown getting,
for his team with a home run over.
the right field feline in the. first inn-
lug. Holyoko hit Bowleri hard and
opportunely Springfield made many
errors {of omission, besides those
shown in the scores in the seventh
lttntnglinrtley tossed away» his glove .
“ hud rushed at Fitzpatrick, who had
come in to arguevwlth the umpire on
a. decision. by which erlius was out
at second. Assistant City Marshal
Merbert settled the dispute by thinni-
ening Hartley with arrest if he did,
not desist. and the row went no furth-
er. Rementcr’a home run over the
left field fence was e.- territlc drive
R. H. E.
Holyoke 2 0 2 0 (i 3 2 0 l—«ii 10 3
Springfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 l——-3 0 3
Batteries: Hartley and Shincel;
Bowler and O'Connor.
Meriden, 4; New London, 0.
NEW LONDON. August 22.-NewJ
London played a listless game against
Meriden and was shut out four to
nothing. Paige was badly out of form
and resolved miserable support. New
London was unable to do much with
Forcmau's itching although he stmp
ly lobbed tlicin over much of the
time. Hornungs umplring was mie-
eruble from the standpoint of either
team. The Score by innings:
R. H- E
Merlden 0 0 1, 0 012 0 Owl i i
N.‘lA)ndOfl 0 0 0 0 0 000 0-«0 12 2
Batteries: McLaughlin and Jcssup:
Foreman and Thackero.
New Haven. 4: Hartford, 2
NEW HAVEN, August 22—»Costlp
mlsplsys by Hartford’s infieldcrs re
suited in most of New liavon‘s runs
ycsieidny aftelnoon, the fins! soon
being 4 to 2 in favor of the locals.
Burke‘s wild throw to the third bar
in the third. his first misplay since he
joined New Haven. was mainly r
possible for Hartford's two runs. Cor
corah was steady and kept tho‘bltr
apart. The score by innings:
R. it. E.
Hartford 0 (l 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—«2 7 4
N.Hsv01120010100x—~4 0)
Batteries: Wilson and Dorun; Cor
cornn and .1000.
...s
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-..—-
Three PltchcrI Couldn't Save Chicago
From New York-Other Games.
CHICAGO, August 22.—~Chlcago was
forced to use three pitchers in yester
duy‘tt game and lost to New York, l
to 3.- Elberfeld, who was ordered out
of Sunday‘s game, was suspended yes-
terday. Attendance, 7,460.1 Score:
‘ R. H E
Chicago 000001020~3 82
New York011020010~010 2
Batteries: Smith. Owen, Walsh and
McFarland: Gltesbro and McGuire
Time, 1: 00. Umpires, Connolly and
McCarthy.
uni-Is..—
cloveiand-Wuhington Break.
CLEVELAND August 22.-Clcve
land and Washington broke even yes.
tcnlay. Friday Hughes shut Cleve
tandem with two hits. Yesterdsy he
repeated the trick. Only thiee locals
reached first Ind nope reached second
News was knocked out of the box in
the flrst inning. The seconds was a
pittdmrs‘ battle between Bernhard and
'l‘ovrnsend. Gleveland scored the win
hing run-iii the ninth. Clovelafltlyuc
tcttlu suspended Outftelder Vinson
for t e remainder of 'the season for
dissipation. Attendance. 0,002. scores:
1‘ ‘ . R. H 10.
Wash. 000210000-«014?
JCiévelund 000000000~0 2!
Batteries: Hughes and Klitredgc:
lions. llslln and Clark. Time, 1:30
. ll. H. E
Clovelnnd 0 0 0 0 0 0101~2 8 t1
thhii10H00000001—«til
Botterlcs: Bernhard and llemls:
Townsend and Hayden Time. 1:28
Umpire, O'lnughlln.
Shut Out on Each Bide It Detroit.
DETROIT, August 22. Both teams
were shut out in the double header
heremtordnr afternoon which Ipurlt
led with fine fielding. Boston won the.
opening game because of the inability
of the locals to bunch hits off 'i‘ahu’e-I
hill not I manor rescuing second
bate. ‘Twosln s and on sunny (10W
bids in the hunt inning produced 'Bor
toils runs. Kitsch returned the com
oil out in the other game. pitching
spe endidly.‘ iriifle Detroit tilt [lineup
at line right time to win. Attendance.
11,0 scores: ‘
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 ii 0
Batteries: Killitu’r I
(hitter.
noritltin. uuuu
t 0 0 0 2 b i 0
sosion o o o o o o 0
been, Grlgcr and Armor-nests.
.1, to. Umpire, Sheridan. ~
it!
ill
' . ‘ one:
anointed—south
100000—i 7J4,
‘inJInd Midget:
on
Z Pill
held '
eh grounds.
' "00!!th wanton who
Philadelphia, it fit. Lentil
his “Wis ”Anson.
in mums
In
new in tin export out.
gallium “ingrown tours as unpretenti-
‘l‘h‘l .We of I Manufacturer is
not couvlnoin proof of merit.
got the 3.01:”
on with h
A loin, :% ,
“it's dlflrent or do the endmsment‘
Gognflfih m .5. d" i in It”
3 .D
b knits rend iii thew“ Mount
a
i gypsy ions 00"
R600 thinnest ‘
Mrs. Alp toils; 0M vKJeerri eve
use. out orwai saysz" "My “inhi-
blind and I both tried Dunn‘s Kidney
Pills. .. :1th so his
book the l hull“ myde?rg‘lliiow wen
had mansion for sanctum
and it developed into steady backache,
uncommitted by W itifhdry WW2:
very inconvenient at night. We bot J
tried some simple hints remedies. ‘00
the trouble Itiihrunaised. . One night
read an account oi’ a cure being made
by Donu’ s Kidney Pills. the symptoms
beingltdeotioal with mine. it got in
box at Pisisted' a drug store. 'l‘but box
completely cured me.” .
' Fol suit) by on dealers. rues fill
cents. Fdster- Miihurn 00., Buffslof
the United
1. Y.. sole agents for
States. J
Remember the namc~Doau' Vii—and
take no other. _
.....,p........... -... ..
flatterics: Buchanan sud Sugden
Conkley and Schreck. Umpire. Hurst.
Time 1: i5 Attendance. 3.000
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York EaIlly Defeats Pittsburg—
Other Games.
J NEW YORK, August 22. «New York
easily defeated i’lttsburg yesterday by
:1 score of 10 to 2. The visitors made
costly errors. while Mathewson out
pitched Pliilllppc. McGraw was or
tiered off the field for questioning the
uinplrc' s decisions in the seventh in
niug Score:
R. ll. 0:.
Pltisburg 000101000~2 7 0
N. York 0140112lx-10 8 1.
Button-:les Phillippc and Poitz:
Mnihewaon and werrnan. Umpire
{Millstone Time. 2 hours Attendance
0,00
~ ~
Chic-90,12; Brooklyn, 2.
BROOKLYN N. Y.. August 22. —-Chl-
cngo defeated Brooklyn in hollow fash-
ion yesterday. by I. score of 12 to 2
Fire holding of. the home team was
very ragged while the visitors played
steadily, Weimer being the only one
to make misplay. There were five
fast double plays recorded, and Wei
iuer and Tinker got credit for the tri
pic play of the season on the home
The score:
R. H- F
Chicago 201002010—121il
Brooklyn 000000011..211 0
Batteries: Wclmor and Kilns;
Mitchell and Killer. Time. 1:03. Uni
pirc. Klein and O'Day. Attendance.
2,000
Bolton, 1; 8t. Louis, 0.
BOSTON August 22. ~Two hits, the
ccoml a stretch on infield out and it
passed hail gore Boston the only run
made in yesterday‘ a game. Scots:
Ii. H. 10.
Boston 100.00000x-161
St. Louis 0000000004 61
Batteries: Young and Moran;
Brown and unity. Time, 1:17. Um-
pit-e, Bussewine Attendance, 2,200.
Cincinnati. 0: Philadelphia, 1. J
PHILADELPHIA. August 22. -—-Cln
tinnati batted Nichols hard yesterday,
and helped by errors easily defeated
Philadelphia. Umpire Emails was ill
and left the field after. the fifth inn-
log. and players Walker and Abbott
took his place. Attendance, 3,200.
Score:
R. H. E.
Cincinnati 0 i 0 0 2 0 0 0 2—0 ll 0
Phlla. 000000000—172
Batteries: hiwlngand Schlel: Nich-
ols and Boots. Time. 1:40. Umpires,
Flinslle, Walker and Abbott
W
Connecticut Lupus dundlng.
Won host. P.
Hoiyoko. 03 83 .000
Bridgeport, 07 it .082
Springfield, 0? ii .083
Hartford, 50 40 .021
New London. it} 60 .470
Motwlden 44 00 .008
Norwich, iii til 308
New litiven 34 03 .301
Notional League0 Standing.
host.
New York. 32
Plttsburg, 42
Chicago. 48
Philadelphia, is
Gisclunati. 1'12
St: nuts, 71
liotiton. 70
Brooklyn, 70
Autumn Lupus sanding.
' Lost.
Philadelphia. it
(3'0ch 42
Cleveland, 40
New York; 40
too. if
outwit, 60
Wishingtou. ,
ill
Stir Louis, 00
“cow-..”
trim to...» or ctnu OAHILL. m
ItImtord Prodlgs‘is Return Victorious
» Front «commune on.
1 (dictators Advocate).
The Prom“! dined on MM half
Jasmin.“ when they returned from
my “unwritten.
mm: “love Find fatten gimme.
Yesterday. Tilyo might ovum mks
cigarettes in motions ltillilil hull It
their insets without being t it it wss
It the tint
most firms is. built:
youAhIdJ I. lino back. ,0
.. 1 secusssgvhlgiugs
“it was almost flawless.
. .. has sent a Icicmoi-linwvlhn-Domm
7 I won the riser aim-our
3:, and brown some turn more
itiloPi'odI.‘
rangers from
And”)
with them» . 1 . ,
M99?"
in summoning
It was A bull dry for one "use" ofm
mtioani i .wlio timid“ ever
go
‘ ‘ town“ ordinary
s but the victory of the locals
asi none the less” clean out for that
saymrusu one“ If their new by” 0004
Ind another was, sent
main» communion
big iniun of I pitcher wuihimselt rail
row to third letting it iii. Stum-
rti sported. one Odour “Wilson." on.
her National lancer whose reputa-
on is not cottons. long or so slide
as that of ”Monk, " what who. neverthe-
lie-s, manned to mine him look like
it straw man- in compartment/198W?
Osciir pitchedén great game. Saturday.
beating One of the hardest hitting Nils.
tional'aleoguev teams 1in 1 the business.
Hls‘lsm showedmo tracoiof weeriness
yesterday. however. its had plenty of
speodand he bad the Oystermeuwlrn
the paintwof'vhie‘hsnd int every sings.
Ho ‘iet them down with two safeties.
He didn't strike out half its many men ‘
as did "lilac.” but he didn’t have to.
lie liked the support he was given and
be relied uimn it £10m the beginning.
The ions or-
roriwas mode by a team mate of (is
car: who was covering short acid.
was a tow throw and it. did no harm.
The Prods. were full of ginger. J".liin~
. my" Gibbs and Dick Barry were par
tlcillariy lively. They got them in all
kinds of poultioiinmnil~ with either
bands Didn' t. seem to make much dii’
ference how they came their way.
Home was in fast playing, too. and
Georgia Giblin roped in a few with
customary grace. Amos Johnson got
one fly that looked dangeious and Joe
Regan kept up his mutilation as n
sprinter by stealing second}? ,
in succession. 144
CJitiief (land! and his claumm
up last as perky as you please;
seemed all over but the
way they eavorted 'round the lot while
waiting for Dave Hill toiholst [the bar-
rlcr. It took just til/o innings for the
Prodigals to pilck thcii plots at pe-rk
loans. it oozed out us than after man
of ‘thom faced Wilson and then sat
down. At. the close it was spilled all
over the lot! in little pools and the
proud Clan cof‘Cshlil were just the
onsible for the other tally, his wnu‘
ll
. restful. J
same old bedroggled 0ystor1ueirthat,
have had their superiority over Stern.
ford in everything from baseball to
politics doped out from time immenr
orihl. Even the cool, self-satisfied
Mac seemed to have lost some of
his self-confidence and the inuuty
"Brown," who was
syivnnlI why, to help put the Prods.
on ice, had but some of the “Jimmy"
Collins out of his pose. However it
was to their efforts alone that the
Oyster-men showed it all “in. the run
ning. Brown got the two blngles
credited to his side but he kinder
spoiled this with a tumble in the' field.
At that many of the fans believed
Brennan should have got his throw in
time.
Jimmy Gihiln, whom some of the ‘
fans have been knocking a good deal
of ‘lnte. made thunJyec slitheso cruel
words yesteriluy t wa‘s little Jimmy
who stalled the breakup in the second
with u wallop to left that made the
Iron man wince Jimmy made a clean
stem of second. And then dear old
Dick Barry shot a lalomxuasa way out
easing the carriages in center. and
tone off two of the corners while Jim-
my ramped home with as clean an
earned run as was ever chalked up.
Barry went to third while Chief Cublll
was soalping Burns at first. Then
Moo donated the Prods. with a run.
Barry started for borne on a short
poised bull, changed his mind and b
it back for third. black got. the pit
fruit Humorous and threw to Brown
at third but the throw was yards wide
and Dick strolled to the finish mark
lmith drove a screamer out to-
wards Em Donnelly in the fourth and
Jitrnny (llblln's sacrifice hit put him
onlIccond. Jimmy got first. station
because Brown fumbled and Brennan
fhllod to hold his throw Mack caught
smith off second. although some of
the fans thought thiit he was safe
Barrys hoist to James and Burns's
c, three air swats Mt Giblln on first.
Wilson singled in left, with two out in
the fifth. lie stole ascend but was
left there when George Giblln it the
brooms, the third consecutive tine.
Joe Retain was allowed to live by
Chief Cnhlli. in the sixth. He" stole ‘
II! and Just to show this fans that
it u-iuit momlucltvannoxsd third in
tint some easy manner. risinith «hint
fanned moimtlruu‘ modaidimmyi Gi‘hlln
ly's «impaired hand. it was Dick Ber-
ll nyluiinin. who delivered ~t.lle goods
The big first basement cross I My
$11le to second and Regan crossed
with who last run of mmmn‘mms's
strikeout left midi!!! second with:
longing eyes toward homo. . -
he Oyster 0"dith a mm on :
llr t in the thirderown singled In
T lefti’hllll tried to him third on cue
~ niti'flun's units which :«w‘n
ted
by: Wilson to Euros. WithBa r
listen 0 would you tomatoes: w
i
Arson Johnson got it.
fans breathsiluwtt
throw Hook's:
uranium ft wontiln
til illicit 01' set "is
fill Ill trying to stint
The room
0. 'Qihlln.!li’,
imported from,
some Oil league or other down Penn-1'
l
tip a. V
I nlw specific for the cure of
disease
hurt time. that he offers to rm
“hostile more should it not be one.
in order to secure the nicked oil
bible llili‘dlilt‘iitilo ii to as“: ulna
hmlm air eclipse.
i l tot-Iris
3er“ s it“ a!“
J ‘ m use: ”limit to
make mariachi“ complete our»
. or _
W" 1 J 1 , .7 JF- . 1 37
Window. , ‘94 ’9‘ l 0
Total, iii 2‘? 0 1
Norwalk.
r. b. no. a. e.
Brennan, lb, 0 .0 ti 0 0‘
Cuhillflb. 0 0 1 l 1
Mac. n. 0 0 0 i ‘1
Donneliy, u. o 0 1.0 o;
McEnroe ss 0 0 ‘2 0 0
Jones at. o o 1 o 0;
Emma, 30 0 2 0 1 1
lGunningdisnn rt, 0 0 0 0 ~01
McKieMnnn c, 0 013 0 01
.s.‘.. ...— .1... .4- C...
Total, 0" 2 2i 6 3
Norwaik, 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4),
Stunts-11102 0 0 010 0 x~3
'l‘wobase hit/~Barry. Double play
-—1‘lurns Barry and J. thlln. Earned
runswfitamford, 1. Base hits—«0ft
Mac, 0; off Wilson. 2. struck out“
Byano, ill: by Wilson. 0.» Base on
bells-«Off Wilson» 1. First base on
once hit—~1Giblin. Stolen based—Re
gnu, 2: J. Gihiln, Wilson, Brown. Ulllv
pile, David Hill.
«...—......—
BASEBALL IN NEW GANAAN.
Pastimes, of South Nomalk. Defeated
: by I Score of down to Six.
The Pastime Baseball team played,
aolose gtlmc in New Canaan against:
the New Canaan team. Up to the
J J ninth tuning the score stood 0 ted in
' favor of the visitors, when New On-
nuau managed to squeeze 0 runs over
the plate winning by one run. The
HCUfEI
. Pastimes.
-
coocowhmar
'5
owcocM—‘reu'a
Bergen. es.
Ketchnm, 2b.
,Nccsnder. lb.
Young. 3b.
laden, 31;.
Bertram, cf,
Molten rt
Sherwood 0,
Ireland. p,
wuncuonwofl
pd
meccowécwp
ccu¢=¢~c~9
Totals, 4
New Canaan
M
'v‘
on
0:
Moore. es,
Schmidt. 20.
'F. Kelley. if. ’
E, Kelley, of,
“cream, rt,
Kenoaley. lb,
Buckley, 0
Davis, p,
Lane, 30,
Jones, p,
l
0
l
o
o
1
1
0
1
0
s
1
o
locaaoccowmp
unb
QI¢H¢~H¢~H~H§
Totals,
New masses 1 0 0 0
Pastimes t) 0 0 2 0
Twobase hit, Young; bases 0n balls,
on Jonas. 1 in two inningsraff Davis,
4 in uneven innings. 0G lroinnd, I;
struck out by Davis 6; Jones. ‘2; “ire
land, stitcldn’ buses, Moore, Bohhldt,
P Kelley. Kenesloy s. Rostrum;
sacrifice hits. Schmi t, ef’snni." Time
of game one hour and fifteen minutes.
Umpires. Bloom and ler. Scorer,
George F. Mlddlebrdo
swung—yr“
-. Alerts, 9; mm, 0.
The Alerts detailed the Tigers in
the Church lot this morning by a
score of blue to six. The llne- -np of
the teams follow:
3
an:
Umpire-QR. hoary. ~‘ ’
'l‘o‘ni nan-y let old then walk to has—
out titres The
.01in asunder;
GHICAGO. August 22.—-‘~Professor
Patti fillyultl‘f, who was 1mm
bloom llonle‘ tidal-1m Pottersblli
ms 06h Wm With “fig“
3:303;de
:1 leftists
i mono IlngithhrllWifllI‘ so 9'
6 pr molly stole min J.
oswnIM‘ -J
It and narcissist: was J ow »
In fig .
. er Mecca-ion tlld Jodohiliits first: J J ‘ -
. l '1‘
. 1 . in l.
f" it or Vicinity to tii‘t Dr. ’V
ooahddiint iii be that this remarks-V V
hlmn J_
of 1"“30‘0"? ,Jn “idle-"will asset I. lusting curs
errorwatnmford 8; Norwalk, 2. Bao- -
aplcwewccccww?
W:
Alene. Tim
P. Schaub .............. '1‘ Barry
Pitcher.
g2. Ferris. ...... L Kautfntsnn
Ca tcher
J. singer........i-.~‘... .. M. Abrahsms
First Base. ...
li.Borst .l.Rosenlleld
' Second iJdiJso.
1’. Hull .. E. Qanh‘
Short Stop. »
A. Bout ”dawn”. J Benjamin
1- ' Third 3999
l0.l.eary.... t.. .. ..H Gash
1 ‘ center Field
LRsymoud- .x J. Duffy
Right Field. w ' 1“
LPIJgnncJttl ....u.....i .Joe Kessler
Daft Field. ‘
as. and P Bellini elicited one. Scbnub
strucltiout twelve, nvhlle Barry struck ‘
settle teams will J”?
'. ii i ..
ARRIJDT OPfPROPV‘I‘SOJR MJILVUiJ V
”m “
Mil: .J
m . . J
sole: of on " “fortnbles.
Last week ,murlg 8mm of its think about Comiortablcs,
and a light weight Comfortable was very acceptable for ‘a
few nights. (.crtain that they will he neetléd we have :1 Br»
ranged a special sale of attractive looking ‘Cdmfdrta'ble‘h in
weight suitable for this. season.
At 75c Those that were $1. 25, of pretty figured cheese
cloth. Some of them are flowered on one side and plain on
the other.
At $100 Thosie that were $1.00 and $16
assortment in light blue, pink, delit blue and Jg ecu. J
At $1 25. Those that we‘re iii 75 and $2 00. 0f figured
and plain tlialli, all colors. “ J
At $1.50. Those that were $2.25 and $2.50. Of challi in J'
flowered designs with plain colowd borders
At $3 75 and $400 An assortment of siikoiine Corn? J“,
fortabics that were from $4 75 to $5 25 Very dainty flow-
ered pattern, light grounds with roses, pinks, 0r Wisteria.
librdets of plain silkoline 3
Section at foot of central stairway J i
Japanese Pong'e'e.
A cotton wcaie resembling theiroai perigee, in dainty
colors, pink, green and blue, with some striking designs in l
tardinal and black Especially pretty for kimonos and ‘can i
be used for cushion corcrs and draperies iery effectively. 1
15¢ a yard. Wash Goods Section.
A l'airge
At the Toilet Section. Riker’s fragrant Toilet Water.
White Rose, White Lilac, White Heliotrope, Jockey Club
and Violet. 49c size for 35¢.
25i size for 18¢. {
Michelson’s Rum and Quininc Hair I‘onic, J
50c size for 35¢.
... i J
Hammocks. The $1.25 kind to clo‘sc out at 75c each.
This is really a great bargain. A good assortment of colors, J 1
fringed sides, and pillows.
Cleanser arid
Dyer
‘ r‘ iVVIVZV,V pi V
FOVR EVER‘VWING THAT CAN BE CLEANSED OR DJVED.
FOUR OF
THE FINEST CLEAJNBINGfiHJOPSJ IN NEW YQRK CITY.
0
Wan—.—
l
1
To the woman who would always be well dressed, it is of first import
once that she make the acquaintance of an artistic cleanser. For a gown
that is soiled loses all its beauty; it is our business to restore boiled and
faded gowns to their original ben'uty and lustre. But don't let a garment
go too long before boring it cleaned. Dirt injures color. insure them a
greater age and perennial freshness by having them cleansed occasionally.
We solicit a. trial order so that we may demonstate
. 1‘ .111; V '1“ . ‘d .,
V or” ’3' tritiutil‘l :1 i. , M ii» , Alli.) it it its.
and will return orders dammed to m in leitldtlhi'e:l then m iv‘hnuld thinki it
possible. But if you coolness the enormous facilities for handling the
worth-(ram the cleansing of a lace handkerchief to the contents of an en-
tire thostrlc'al brodttction—qdu would appreciate the promptnoss with which
we can excute orders. ‘ JJ J J l
widow “' «ww'J“‘ 9 first
t in: . cavern": NOBWALKI.
its M ,
A" “ F i3’3'1u99‘ er! if.$i»L-’i i
. , ,. spits-n nonwstx. cons.
VVVaV“ in”
Norwalk Chronicler