Hc'ihat knows. and linows t
Focus “is who ‘
.,...~, ‘ m 3.“ w _, t, , ”3;, g: .:
a . .m’) i an a t durum»
He that know
i t, o , ,r,‘ {M ,‘v
'is well fed. V Dine witlili
NATIONAL siscurr
W (9‘le run vro‘ufi'ofo?
‘ LIQUOR LAW.
TFQRD. August 24.
_ his for violation to the liquor
imppsud in the local court. was Early Risers.
-—-Thc hoa- ry, eaayflto. talus.- niousunthnd never.
falling in results the DeWitt’s Little
, 'l‘heoe tumours ,little
pills are a certain guarantee nguin t
heudnchc, billionsncss, mrpidr liver In
all of the ills resulting from constipa-
tion. They, topics and strengthen the
Cure Jaundice.
.fttgd PharmacL
EASE.
M f. .300 (in Mrs. Sarah A. Rogers
, carding house was rocontly
ed. and. a considerable amount of
stadiums goods seized. The defen-
ppca] from Judge (lar-
. A patrol properly fitted glasses will give you a world of comfort that
1but will scarcely rculize with defective vision.
leo you is to how your eyes titled with 3glasses that are guaranteed to
HOMER B. HOY'II. Rpfracting Optician.
Telephone 863-12.
Special Appointments at connotation of pctrono.
., 12.15.6200. Suturduy evenings. 7—...
limit took an n
n
The host advice we can
cantorm to th
'Room ii. Unite
d Bank Building. south Norwux, Conn
, , CLOAK u SUIT HOUSE.
OFFENDFOR‘SATU RDAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE OF STOCK RE:
1 ‘GA‘RDLE‘SS OF cosT.
" POLK: DOT WAIsTs, ................ .
first“ 0! s
:3le SUITS.
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. BMLLI‘ANTINE sun's, ...................................
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' . cuitonsu's unasszs, ............... ~ .................... Now, 756.
. A FEW LARGE SIZE WAISTS. Sizes-40, 42 AND 44.
WORTH FROM czoo To $4.00 DOLLAflS, AT $1.25.
come AND. TAKE ADVANTAGE or rr.
, . 33,80
Norwalk. _.
uth Main Street. South
" '" ” u... 0.21.."“uia‘t”
in what we are after.
to plouuo you, \vo iuko pains to pluusr
and we will please you, whntorcr you
may want in the way of meats. poul
try and all else you oxpcct. to find in
a well nppoinlod butcher shop.
l‘rcsh, suicot and louder rule the roost
with us. which you will know when
. you have once tried our-sorvlco.
lt‘rcsh Nuiivo lioustlng Chlcircns and
J. W. DODGE.
Successor tancob School). .
22 Washington Strut. ..
:22 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
,‘Woo'd so. rel : Public Market, 3‘: 80. Main St
' “THIS lI‘cNO‘I‘ “PREOlDENTlA'k’YEAl;" ‘WT'VIB All IN 11H!
"“9“ OINDlDATES FOR YOUR DOM... TRADE FOR WI IIAIDNt
WV ‘0. A CHANG! T0 PROV! WHAT A‘IiflitlTDGK WI HA I 0N
HAN . WI HAVE JUBT UNLOADDD THNIIDMGOID OF Oi.
WE Mill,“ DENNIS! 1'0 DTAY. AND WILL
LIT I). MAY! A
in . to cantor-icon.
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i RULES FOR WORLD'S QERIES.
National Commission Name: Candi-t
* tion of Eligibility of Players.
CINCINNATI, 0., August 25.~The
rules for the world‘s championship
busobull series to be pluycd in tho
fall between the pennant winners of
the American and National leagues
were announced as follows:
The rules and regulations to govcrn
the world’s championship series adopts
ed by the National Commission and
approved by the National and Ameri-
can longues, provides among other
things that the games shall be playod
under the supervision, control. and di-
rection of tho Nations] Commission.
In accordance with this authority. the
commission has adopted the following
rule to givcrn those contests:
“Rule 1. A player. to be eligible to
participate in the world's champion-
ship series must be u. hoop iido mem-
ber of the clubhe represents. regularly
under contract, and said contract must
be approved and promulgated by the
president of the leugue of which his
club is 8 member on or before the 318i
ofAugu st of each year."
_..—n———
-—-"I bud a running. itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Donu‘s
Ointment took away the burningund
itching instantly and quickly affected
pcrmnnent cure." C. W. Lenhurt.
Bowling Green, 0.
—....~......y
LAUNCH IN COLLISION WITH
FERRY
llltIleldPORT. August 25.——-’l‘he
ruchi Genevieve of tho Riverside
Yacht Club, or New York, owned by
Dr. Blair. a prominent Now York den-
tist. anchored in this harbor Wednes-
day night mid Captain Norbcrg came
'lslllll‘il in u. thiriocn-foot launch for the
purpose of visiting an old friend. 5.
id Mun-berg. alderman of this city.
The two men wont to the yacht and
on their return wore in collision with
the furry bout traveling between this
city nnd Steeplechase Island. Cuptnin
Norborg succeeded in holding on tho
rolling of the stoumcr but. Mr. Mur-
berg was in the water for over on hour
before finally being picked up by u
passing launch. Yesterday he was
none the worse for his experience.
Hm.
ONLY CURB lbs ovarian.
not. says: “I cultured for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have grout distress
ind belching. I tried everything i
*ould hear of, but nothing helped me
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted. F. H. Box.
tor and the cltnord Pbarmccy. ”
NOTED MUSlClAN DEAD.
(.‘llltiAGO. August 2’.-—-- Mrs. Shriio
K. Coo, wife of Dr. George A. Coo. who
holds the chair of philosophy at tho
utter on operation. lilrn. (ice was a
wcil'known plunist and mmpouur and
”iiiltwuiha.”
mm
DANGEROUS AND UNOIRTAIN.
Salvo has no equal. it in .u curtain
ill-o out of u burn and host without
duo of the annulus DoWitt’o Witch Ho-
tniu. Bold by The Clifford I’hor.
mncy. , “
‘ihihuwoh'k'rlh opossum}?
cation and dyspepsia. *
cures. .
it docs not its relief
rue
l7"
. if» .muuwmm . . .
inhelding play and Hess' strong pitdli‘ Ill
tug loot Bridgeport yesterdgy's game. v
Sprin old’winniti‘gj to 0. Badthrowo ‘
by 0 eil‘a'nd“ (laugh in worn reipouaié ‘
bin for two runs, .. ughlln's efforts
sending, the hulii‘w'doaen feet over
1;,Yiile'shend. “Altizhr scored two men
with s twobagger in the seventh.
Coughiin was effective, but his two
bases on balls ‘holped towards runs. .
The score by innings:
Springfield 2 o o oo 1 2‘ o x—~—5 o 2
on error by Bridges. netted two more
Mrs. Fronkiln Bush, of New Castle,
until I tackprazillsn Balm. and one 50
Norlwolhicrn University. died yester‘
day in a sonitarium at San Francisco
wnu moridumd nntnuihorlty on music
nl subjects. liar mold noiud work m
’ u miudcui dotting of inngi‘oilow's
For sunburn, letter and all skin and;
scalp disassembliWitt‘s Witch numb
~uro for blind, blending. itching and .
protruding pilua. it will draw the
Iohving it our. hails. old gyros. can
huncloh. etc, are quickly clu'od by the
to! Salvo. Accept no substitute or
they are ofton dangerous and uncor-
After a great. deal of effort and cor:
rospondcuco, il'rnnit humor. tho pops
tar arugula. hint nuccooded in getting
tho Dr. ilownrd (to. to motto a special
helhprlch introductory odor on tho
regular on cent. also of their colo-
Muted ripen its for the cure of conutii
'l‘hismo‘diclno is a moot diseavory’
tor the cure of all discuss of the
stomurh and bowls. It not only gum
quick relief, but it makes normunont
, , , AmlrIOIfl/m'
Dr. Howard‘s specific but been so ro‘ M Cleveland film nine): .
mutuality successful in curing cousin , 7 .
potiondyapupsichnd oil hm unu-
bios. that Hummer ll whilst in ro-
turn the price his in every calls where
The oldtfushiouod idea of dosing with ‘
minors! waters, cathartic pincer limb,
martin: int! noon in t thing in tho: Boston
gm“, st phylum, In ,W ‘,
i do w
ngdhinum 3:;
Contact Wont,
Wimp-inmhiohmmhm
' _ Mr mt. . “WWW
i ”magi/1g the only me soiled:
led {or ftillage ‘ whichthe rain in-
laid.“ ‘ ‘ 9‘; c 9" 1'
Newshound...“ ' “,0.
NPRINGFIELD, Aflfulti? ”WTW
R. H. E.
Bridgeport 0 0 0‘00 0 0 0 0~——0 5 3
Batteriear Hess ‘nnd Roharge;
Consults and document.
"flowchart: Newton, 0.
lugs earning all, but one ‘oftllé eight
runs. In the tirht tuning a base on
balls and sacrifice were followed by
three singles and ‘a double for four
runs. A single and two doubles. with
runs. Two doubles and two singles
in the sixth brought two more, The
batting of Hummcll and plays by Mo“
Cormlck and Deni were the features.
The score by innings:
R. H. E.
Holyoke 40002200x~81~i 2
Norwich 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0, 0 H 4;,.1
Batteries: Hoffman and Romcnter;
Patch and Bridges. ‘ :
Hartford. 5}: New Landon, 2. .
an ion-mu, dugout ‘25.-—iiurr-
ford-t defeated. Newbondou Lto {ayes
terriny ultcrnofm in n mlsernbio‘ game
of baseball. The. box work of ghpt’h
pitchers won cxccllout. but. fielding
error-unbounded on both sides. The
score by innings:
R. H. E.
Hartford 01 0 (l 0 0 3,0 0.4 6 6
N. lflntl0n00000l010—2 ‘IS 4
Batteries: Foxen sud Connolly; Mc-
Laughlin and Jcssup.
-
TWENTY lNNiNce.
Chicago Nationals Defeat Philadelphia
After Romnrkablo Contact.
PHILADELPHIA, August lid—Chico-
go defeated Philadelphia yesterday. af-
ter twenty innings of sensational play-
ing, by u score of 2 to 1. Only two
other games. in thc history of mnjor
league baseball have ever gone this
many innings, one many years ago be-
ing a tie between Chicago and Oinclrc
null, und‘tho Philadelphia Americans
this year defeating Boston, 4 to 2, in
o. twcniv-inning battle. Both Sparks
and chlbnch pitched remarkable ball
nud their supoprt at times was phc~
noincnal. Neither sido scored until
the thirteenth inning. when Chicago.
on n trlplc by Chance. and a single by
Schulto. ournr-d a run. ‘Philndclphin
at once tlrd the score. Thomas singled,
sprinted to third when Tinker failed
to hold Muloncy's throw sficr it great
running cuich of n foul by Chicago's
right. ilcldcr. nud scored on Bruns-
field's single». Mnloncy opened the
nineteenth inning with u tripleN but
could not smrc. In the twentieth
McCarthy led off with a single, took
ed on Cilnncu's single. Dufl'r huttcd
rm- Sparks in this inning and got to
gor to third on his single. Thonms'
they gave easy chances. Nearly every
high.
Chicago
00000000m)0010000001——2
Philadelphia
Errors—Chlcngo, 2; Philndolphin, l.
Beticrlm~»Rculbnch nnd O'Neill;
Sparks nnd Dooln.
-M
At Ncw York (first game):
ll. ‘1. ll).
mun; Clicch nnd Schlui hull Stront.
(ticsoud gnuu'):
llntlrriou: Amos and Bowcrman:
ncrouui of darkness.
sit [locum (first game):
ll. H. Ill
Pitihhurg it ti 0 0 l 0 o 2 owe to l
Hum-rim: Phillippo and Gibson;
Young and Moran.
(Second game):
Witch]: 0 0 i 0 00 ii 0
Boston 0 0 3.00100
Batteries: Finhmy on
Gibson; Willis nodular:
W
At Brooklyn:~
for. lmliil 2 1 o do
an O.¢
5'
Batteries: Merci-is d. . and (truly
done out . ..
h r liergenw ._
time and Clarke.
(Second some):
I
mainland
. 5
“unit... WWW
bundrodoofhhflm’i"
Whitfinfl ' "
Ifydio E. Pink tom's V, o .
pound in severe cues of emu ills, as
ripnce it con be re-
. The folldw-
. Brl‘linm' of l ‘Bi‘l ii
rm. rluhturggueii; (yum . 5 W
munch
Compound momentous; out! durum
W.mmi ..
tighter found it very benefi-
.nnnlny
Morn to:
the know by ex
HOLYQKB; August 25—Norwlch got ‘,
butane mun past second base in yes:
jterday'sgamc. Hoffman, who was sent
*in to save Bartleyfor the Springfield
game today, holding the visitors. sale
at all times. Patch was hithsrd hy ,
rHolyoke, hunched hits in three inn;
mu Vogctnb
“Within.
some- -
mule weakness, audio surely g
"sud union h. ~‘ ‘ ‘v ‘ ,
dynamic a summons).-
icifloindldimutn widohtmn on sub-
iout. and giv- it honutbndomoub"
Women-whom troubledtwlthpsin-
fnl or irregular menstruation. bloating-
»(or lltnlonoo). lessor-Him. biting; the
domination or ulceration of the uterus.
‘mrirm troubling, thou:.:boaring«iown
fooling. dininosl, (biomass, indiges-
tion. nervous proltmhlon «niche-blues.
,yhould take immediate Action toward
off the serious co
restored to perfect
taking Lydlmll‘. Binkham’n Vo etu-
Compound. and/then write to rs.
Ir. Man... for further
living person hot had
the henofltof o wider experience in
treating female. ills. She has .nidod
thousands tohenlhh. Every so erlng
womw should Ishtar and follow her.
advice if the waits to ho'otrong'ond
I‘mhenllh
.4.
my argon: post y
“compositions; and
, ”Trimmed from
women who
r , _ nurses who
we witnessed cure: and physicians
”dogwood the «virtuedot
nighaln’s Vegetable, ,
his fair though «'1th
W7,” What!
Wabash
resci'lbo
la :Cnmi
rs to any that: I
’ noes. ands be,
itth strength
» g ‘ N, The store closes daily at live o’clock
i . , _ ,.
,Goods Section. Halt cottouqund half . Y ,,
and high lustre, it coinpnros vcry favors . y‘w‘un pure sil D, i
something like pongcc, something like critic doctrine. The ‘
color is at light; clmnumgnc, and irwill mike beautiful even— .
lug gowns. In accordcou plaiting it could not be detected
from pure silk. ‘ "
Bottcrics: iiughc
lion and Warner.
Now London.
second on Casey's sacrifice and sour
«Philadelphia,
sacrifice and a wild throw, but Roul- .
lurch foolod Courtney and Magoo and ’
member of both lonnis figured in sen»
sulionnl pluys. The score by ion-
000000000000 l0000000-"1
Hitthhivngo. 19; Philadelphia. 13.
Now York 0 l o o 4 i) 0 3 arms 10, 2
illncinnnit ti u 0 o 0 ii 0 (i owl) ll 2
lluilcricu: Muthcwson nud Bower-
“ . , F. ii. Iii.
Now York 0 0 1 o o 12 dawn iii ’1
Cincinnati o o o 2 2 i 0 0 1M: 9 ii
Ewing and Hchlci. (Como called on
stomach trouble-that are on
ioidy cured h tho use of £0an ,
oi gostwrtyo
. g, t
%d by world!“
cl spurns ,. w
cut nod .Itrondth
Boston 0 l o o o o o 0 on 5 4 gzuvmmt
(”00M 1
Brooklyn (ithO‘OODOM 7 2.
ii 3
Batteries: 'l‘nunohill ind Grim: "
, unitm
reconstruct—lid;
whom
on «model thorimii sail unseat ,
momenta '
,surs - >
001‘ .G.M17,8
SLLOillS 01000001x-—2
_Ncw YorkOOflOthlOU—I 6 4
Batteries: Polly and Spencer; Orth
and Kicinow.
(Second game):
NewYork 000000003—3
100000000‘1
Batteries: Powell. Griffiths and Mc-
Guire and Kleiuow; Sudhod and Sing .
0 0—3
1i~~2 ii
an ilcydon; Kil-
Connectlcut League Standing.
lost.
33
40
44
47
53
[I2
63
66
Standing in National League.
inst.
33
43
49
50
54
71
70
78
Standing In American League.
inst.
43
‘M
48
48
48
58
. 61
68
.—~—
THE ONLY WAY.
There is homo] to maintain lh
héniih and strongih of mind and body
cpcopt by nourishment.
Why to nmiriuhpxcopt through. tho, _
ammonia. The stout-oh must he kept.
pure and wont or. the
strength will let down and the dilemma «
No appetite. loss of ,
a cnuth, ucrvouums. headache. con-
stipation. bad breath, sour risinu. rifts
rig. indigestion. dyhpopolc.
There is no
.....___.—.-.
At St. hound (first'gninc):
did, u m a, m
whit:
v t t
r' , x ‘_ , .5 r «.3 M . » .
ii a t i ”J...- .‘r
This is an exquisite fabric, to, odccn st tie Wild}! ‘.
or ,a use we'di '
. - . . ii
. , , 39c n yard; Walsh Goods Section. ‘1 i
has 1: of the ReffigdrntOrs.
We have three handsome Rcfrlgcrdtors loft fromthe .
sale two weeks ago. They have cases of finest quartered
oak with opalite linings. his a picasnrt‘t to look into such I
Refrigerators, everything. white, shining, and iliimaculnte.
No lodging places for impurities of any kind, and easily
kept in the best sanitaoy condition. A .chance to get one . .
now at a. bargain” A '
> . _. i ‘ on; 1
One formerly $75.00, liUW $02.50 ..
()nc formerly $52.50, , _ now $45.00
One formerly $43.50, 150W $35.00
Basement Furnishing Store.
‘ t
On a: “10 ch. Tobie;
Have you noticed what a spread of useful and attrac~
tivo articles is on a toe table in the China Store? These l
are among the prettiest: .
Glass Fruit Dishes, citlicr white or green, J
Cups and Saucers of Colonial Blue,
Oatmeal Saucers of Colonial Bluc,
Quart Bowls of Colonial Bloc,
Atl‘cr Dinner Cups and Saucers of English Porcelain,
individual Almond and Olive Disll‘cs,
individual China Butter Plates,
Japanese China Custard Cups, ‘i d; '1
Japanese Mustard Pots, A ~ .>
jupancsc Salt Shakers, _ " ’
'l‘all Glass Vases, several styles.
Heavy English ware Match Safes,
Fancy Ash Receivers.
Japanese China Hair Receivers. ‘ x;
Rcmembcr the Sale of Organdies, lzi/éc a yard.
2 -—-.-—-r— I x 4’11“:
:For this Word’s Special; we hareoirou Btu-
cains on Writing fil’ap'er,‘ .
. .‘t “rot in
. . . J‘i
Octnvo, plain or ruled, Sc; regular, price, 10c. \ .' i “m
Squnrc.‘ plain or ruled. 8r; regular price, the. I . . 'zilji‘
Octnvo, plain or ruled, 11c; regular pricou 16c. , 'i ‘|' " {fill
Square, plain, or ruled, 11c; regular 'prlcenlfic ,
“boson." South Nor-walk, Conn. lilo; regular prlco,,’2i§c. ..
"Initlnls," all letters. 19c; regular price. 25c, ~ f" [Will]
Standard Papers, “Court of Russia," "Highland Mills," 25c, as usual.
We have some broken lines of Papers. onlyts tow boxes of a kind. at
special prices.
, ,
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These prices are all for Thursday. Friday anti Saturday of this week
only. On Monday special prices will be romoii‘od. . '
, will ' «r i
{quit it. Hi " z >‘ "1‘.
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tit-purl“
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t“ t” t,.
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l“ WMINGI‘ON IT» “ “' “"‘ 'I' “H NDWKLK. CONN.
if 3 t 'v v t» W. mi ”mi 4 NM 4 ntrr .. !
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i
3.6.
‘9 Sn! of
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f. m
0E5.
,su
,‘y, .
I .5 2' 2“; gr
it a at side; $1.._Mq ) i .
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