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AGENT. FOR
Bowkor’ ‘s Fertilizers.
B". t'~‘e_rshI"ieid 3 Son
l3!- WATER R'I‘lll'lll‘“ w" ”0
lie Paris Link it Suit House,
A. 8' UTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK-
Idsummer Clearing Sale of Ladies' Suits. Coats. Skirts, Walits, Shirt
Wei ts, Suits Rain Coats at a great re ductlou, as we must clean out all of
my floods. First come tlrst gets them. Come and be convinced.
have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors. They did.
. : :fiiuu. 39c, 490. 75c, Sec, 31.25, nus, $1.08, $2.48 to 86.00.
shirt- from ........... . ........ . ....... . ..... sectouooo
09le! ............................. . ........ accord $15.00
as: on... . ........................ . ....... . ............. so. 98 to 31800
Suits ........................ . ........... . ........ $2.98 to 312.00
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$0.98 to 312.00
THI DIFFERENCE IO lN Till
‘QU LI.TY
‘00 where you will for your coat
supply, the price is very much the
some; the dilerence in results—host
comfort, co 1 bills, etc. —-resldes in a
superior or inferior quality. The or
lists of fuel to be let nd In our yard!
will successfully wl land the never
eat tent. Try It before you place or
order elsewhere.
“to Daniel Keogh Coat 00
i4 Issvlew Ave. 'P Phone, 040
BRANCH OFFICES.
Loary’s News Store Railroad ‘PIeeI.
Irldge Drug More, Washington Street
erdgs.
iyRoton Pomt Hotel}:
Now open tor the heason oi I900. I
7 hot. \Dlnni‘IS a Specialty, Dancing, BoatIng. Bathmg and
‘ other attractions.
Especial attentuon given to Automobile Parties.
Vaudeviii daily at 3:30 and 3:30.
r,” "if ‘ tin“... Skating every alternoon and Monday. Tuesday and
;‘: ‘ Friday evenings.
‘ iDancmg Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday Eveninii‘s.
Asshole
Gravel.
'1 Blue Stone Walks Laid.
Curb Gutter and Paving Set.
' placate,
’ , I W
i“ l a use? in.
aw, i 1'
w annoy» L.» ‘m. w
flat §a
7. It‘l‘ .
.31..
I {G ‘g
" LINK“ QUIT... II‘IIR'I’ WAIK‘ ‘Klfl‘fl. OHILDIIN'I OM
rs
drlssln and was stopped after Becc-
score:
3.11.131.
Springfield, 0 2 1 0 0 4-7 7 8
"Bilidgcport, 1 0 0 0 0 2-4-3 7 5‘
Cement. ,3
sixth yells totem
tour hlts, includ-
* e
or by Bertwhlstle scored tour
Thefilne was loom in a
had. struck
3st at the or-
The
most, the drst man u
out in the seventh
Iors were due to the wet bail.
Butteiles—wLuby and O’Connor;
Murphy and Bonuumnt.
Norwich, 7-4; Waterbury. 0-11.
NORWICH. July 24. -It who impos-
sible for Waterbury to hit Plank in
the tint. same yesterday and the game
went to Norwich,- ‘l to 0. Norwich won
the game in tho‘' first Inning but added
six more runs through timely hilltop
and costly errors. The game was
called twice for short waits on account.
of showers. In the 'sectmd some ev-
erything was reversed and Wisteria:
was an easy winner 11 to i. Halli-
son. who was touched up for live hits
in the second and part of the third inn-
inns. including two home runs and it
threebagger was succeeded by Stev-
one in the last of the third and he
was hit hard at times. Norwich
cold do but little with Trent. although
they had the help 0:. numerous er-
rors.
tare. ~ The scores:
R. [1.10.
Norwich. 100004201—7111
Waterbury 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 4
Batteries—«Plank and mid )a; lie;-
ers and Hughes.
B. HE
Norwich 101000200—4, s 1
Wuterby,21213 00 Ella-1114 5
Batterieswsmvena and
Bridges;
Trent and Thacher-s. '
Hartford. 5; New Haven, 8.
NEW HAVEN. July 24.—-Hsrtford
defeated New Haven here yesterday
afternoon in the longest game or the
season on the local grounds.
score, 5 to The vis-
ltors appeared with but seven men and
the commencement of the game was
delayed until Gustmeyor and Luyster.
who had been away over Sunday. on
cared. New Haven used Noise and
ed for Hartford. the number of hits be-
ing alike for each club. those of the
visitors came at timely points. Ban-
nlfln furnished the best holding work
In the game. The score:
R. HE.
N. Haven, 002000010——310 1
Hal-gland 210010 001—510 4
Batteries—Turkey Noite and June;
Wilson and 0' Leary.
Hoiyoke. 4; New London. 3.
- NEW MONDON July 2i.-~Holyoke
defeated New landon ii to 3 here Ica-
iterdny. Hodge was effective with
men on bases until the last
when New bonded started a batting
rally which nearly tied the score
Ward pitched a seed some foI the
most part. but was hit hard enougi
to be beaten in one tuning, the Ho
okc hits being accompanied by some
loose playing by New lpndou. The
score:
it II. E.
l—~3 to l
0 t it I
, Rolrauge
N. London 0 0 (l2
Hillyoko, 0 0 0 0
Ba t.torles—- Ward
lioch and Schincel.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia and Chicago Split Even
on Former‘e Grounds.
PIIIIADELPHIA, .luly Ziww—l'hiln
dolphin and Chicago broke even in a
double header yestorrinv. The vial
tors shut. out the home team in the
first game principally through Owen's
good pitching in the second contest
Chicago could do nothing with the
000
400
0
0
and
Philadelphia pitching and failed to
score: Scores:
R H E
Chicago. 12 010 (l 0 0 that 'i l
Philil.. 000000000 0—070
Batteries—4mm and Sullivan;
Coombs and Powers.
ll. H. E.
Chicago, 0000000004 0 ii
Phiia., ltl0000313w6 ll 0
listtcrlcswnltmck and Sullivan:
Dygert. Bender and ScIIreck.
Melon, 3; Cleveland. 1.
BOSTON July 24.~—'I‘ownsr-nd
weakened toward the close of an ex‘
citing game yesterday and the locals
were victorious by 3 to i. Turner‘s
exhibition of shortstop playing was
the most expert wdrk or or seen here
and for Boston Siahl made a one-
handod running catch which was wild.
ly applauded. nineen pitched one of
his best games. The score:
R. HM.
Boston, 00000021x~3 'l 0
Cleveland 100000000-l ll 2
Butterler-lllneen and Armbrusier;
Townsend and Kittredxc.
r
aloekOFuI-Btore
' It“. dim.
r and With the aid or "
“I been the slightest return of the trou-
O’Haannis batting was a few 8
‘ visiting Detroita had hit Hog. tor two
poker in the box. while Wilson work. 3
inning, .
-’ 00d throughout the d
,, battle at which Holt
- was not until the 'l to round that
ca unity
work is torture.
.0?“
when III inns my!” set in
Weineu's lot is s weary one.
There is a way til-escape those woes.
Dean's Kidney“ Pills care such ills.
ills. nulfleno til you.
andt Ami.”i East orw . Conn.
says: We years “it. when living at
Norwslk. I. was
bored with kid
trouble and infrared y
a [Will deal.
back was lame and .
I rolled from one
trying to flail it com!
lay in. I became so bad that I could
hardly get out o a chair and was sub-
iect. to diary lie aches. I saw Dosn' s
Kidney Pills sold at Pip Isted‘l.)s was
Store and endorsed by many Nor
people. so I not a box 1 be
other medicines but can truthfu iyu say
that nothln ever did me so much good
one; Pills. They not
only broasnt relief. but a continuation;
of the treatment absolutely cured me.
so that scam; the time that has
elapsed since then. .tltere has not
bio. I have told many people about,
my experience with Dean’- Kidney
Pills and know at several who have.
used thorn on my recommendation. 1-H“
have yet. to hear or a- case whore they
did not bring prompt relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosters Milburn 00. Buffalo.
New York. sole Manta hr the United
totes. ,
‘ Remember the noniewnosn's—snd
take no other. ' .
New York 4; Detroit, 2.
NEW YORK. July 21. -—-A!ter the
runs in. the opening inning they failed
to do any more damage and the locals
won 4 to 2. Chase. Morlsrity and
Delehanty batted In the runs which
.won for New York. Tb
RH. E.
Detroit. 200000000~2 9 0
NewYorII. 002010101—4111
Batteries—~Kliilun and Warner;
Hour; and McGuire.
“an
Washington, a; St. Louie. 2.
ton defeated atheists esterday in an
exciting; struggle of I that . 3 to
. Powell outpltohed Fol unborn.
but the latter was very onetime with
men on the bases. The holding or
Stabi Schalily and Cross were the
lectures. The seore.
R. It. E.
Washington.
0|00000l00001—3 9 0
St. Louis. .
.0000020000000-410 2
llattcries-Fnlkenberz and Haydon;
Powell and O'Connor.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W
Brooklyn Won From Chicago in Great
Hitting and Fielding dame.
CHICAGO. July 24.—-Freduent and
tlmley hitting and several great catch' ,
es by Lumloy that robbed the locals
of hits and nuns.
terdnys aalne. siting
and base stealingan Schulte's‘ Ions
drives were the features in an almost
errorioss some. San-e: .
R.H.E.
Chicago. 00 0 l 0 0 0 l 1 0-4 ll 1
Brooklyn. 2 I) 0 0 0 l I 0 —~4i'l 0
Baitorles—‘Ovcrsll and Kilns; Mc-
Intyre and thtcr.
Pittsburg. 7: New Vol-k, 4. ‘
PITTSBURG July 24.—-—Tbe Pitts
barge won an easy victory over the
New Yorke yesterday They took
the lead in the first tuning and never
lost it. Liefeid was hit only in the
fourth inning. when the New Yorke
went down with the bases full. .RSclore:
Piltsburmi.’ 220010: «790
NowYork.01iltl00000——l 'I 3
Batteries—Helen and Phelps;
Wiltsc and Bowerman.
Boston. 5; St. Louis. 3.
ST. Illliirl. July 24s-Timeiy hitting
won for Boston 5 to 3. Score“. H, E
St Louis, 0000000l2—3 ll 0
Boston 2iil000200—5l41
Buttories~ Egan and Grady; Dom-
er and O'Neil.
WILL INTER!“ MANY.
‘ Every person should know that good
health is Impossible if the kidneys are
deranged. Foley s Kidney Cure will
care kidney and bladder disease in
every form, and will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their function. properly. No
longer of Bright's disease or diabetes
If Foley's Kidney Care is taken in
time. Pialstod' s Dru: Store. “
JOI GANG GIT. "ONION.
lasted Dave Holly at Pleasant leach.
Last Night.
SEATTLE, Wash") July 24.-.loe
(lens was given the decision ever have
Holly at Pleasant Beach. last night.
after an interesting battle that went
the limit, twcny rounds. lfolly in-
sllled in clinching repeatedly and used
his weight to advantage. (lane had
his opponent grog-y In the last round,
but could not put him down. (lane
had absolutely no hence to show his
science in clean its ttn‘ thot was tor
hi. the
II ‘0')” hi
e
dens began to In 9 Ills weight tell
Then landed several
rights and lofts that draw blood“ and
alumni one of Holly II eyes.
in the whitest cans melt” s none
In the right eye that on a dull sash
sad it little Ion-r. Iloiiy landed min
and,% l the re ind” of the my.
test a. was it a: with one eye
e last three r 03;.” the M
eat or in; battle. firewall round
(Jails land so hard all? and tor a
intrude it looked unfit
borer would win.
utility'su mat strength carol hism
rescue however, and ii we to
debt basil and bring
clinch. When the pens that merited
the close at the tight tsouadetl the men
were clinched. ‘
i'muy one-inns of its
the. Baltimore
to“
Britsinlsownod not
been «an ”I.
am no rest is...“
chiefly In the sea coast towns. and .
elsewhere the opening of the. season
alas: the coast every small boy who
Eris scars up a shootlnl iron and many
0
.‘or along the beaches brlabt and early
in the mornlnx.
. been any snipe to speak at in Como
iAuxust and early September; capes I
. Many didarect species of these. has
their appearance, would occasionally
these species. or even small bunches.
WASHINGTON, July Ids-Walhlul‘ '
‘ pipers to go round among all the
care about the law. anyway. Some
,of the more experienced ones taking
1!: cent bottle cured me completely "
{Massachusetts State House for their
other placement for‘snipe sw-
Will scarcely attract attention But
have ion”; passed that period or
lite. will be out on the salt marshes.
it is many years since there have
tlout. Years ago they could be found
in great flocks on the salt marshes in
ly filter a period or stormy weather
were repreIentcd The most impo at,
from the point of view of the sports-
man. on account at their on dance,
largo also, and the ease wit? which
they might be decayed.T one: o two
species of yellowdegs. Te inc snipe,
,though smaller, were also very abuu
dent. while many other species, as the
dowltchers wlliet curlews. godwtts,‘
golden and black breasted Dinner.
though less common and regular in
33.3! to the has at the sportsman. ,, Be-
es these there were many smaller
species tor those who would condos:
mud to shoot them.
Occasional sira’ggiers of many of
or two or three. or half a doses Indiv-
uals. may still he met with. but for
every bird there are a down gunners.
The practical extermination of the
snlpe makes but little dllorence to the
small boy or to the foreigner. newly
arrived in thislsndmt liberty. A'l‘sey
gully shoulder theirxun. whether it he»
an antinusted muscle loader or a new .
automatic repeater and. loaded down
with ammunition. they start our the
marshes to see what they can kill.
Some of them shoot the little sand—
plpers. no bigger than. sparrows or
which there are still a tow loft. These
gentle and unstIsplcioue little cros~
tures allow a close ”plummets! no
matter how lnexpert one may be with.
firearms. there Is no diflcnlty In
knocking one oi! them over. as it runs
about probing In the mad for the
worms on which it reeds.
One must be very lacking in the In-
stincts of a sportsman to shoot these
littln birds as no sldll is required to
take them, is the mouthiul or
met which ou‘omtslne an adequate
excuse for destroylu its life.
There are not. use ly enough sand
shooters. As the sun sets higher and
the day gets better they tramp discon-
sqlatly Mound the marshes. or stand
behind a bay stack. slapping at the
mosquitoes. They come out to kill
mmothlng. and most of them do not
their ch ces with the game wardens
sneak I ck Into the woods and holds,
where perhaps they may run across a
breed of young quail as yet hardly
able to fly. or a young partridge. or
perhaps a woodcock. bees enterpris-
ing ones. particularly among the for-
,fclgn element. blow away at meadow
lurks bobollnke swallows carbon:
and other song and lnsoctlvorous
birds. ' Thus. although the summer
snipe season brings but little destrue
lion to the snipe for the simple rea-
son that they have nearly all been
killed long ago. it Is disastrous for
the other game blrds which the law
protects until October. and to the
song birds.
ONLY CUR! FOR DYSPEPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush at New Castle.
Del. says: "I suflered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belch‘n; I tried everything i
could hear“ of, but nothing helped me
until I took Braslllan Balm, and one lib
For sale by R. H. Plat-ted. F. H.
tor and The Cllltord Phumaey. “
LONGWOOD Clfilflclél‘l’ OLU8 GA-
BOSTON July 24. ~Wlth all- the
strong players still in the running.
there was plenty of sport on the card
at the bounced Cricket Club today.
when the first matches were called
for the second day oi the club's an-
nuni tournament
MASSACHUSETTO OTATIITICIANS.
BOSTON. July It .—.-l:abor human
statisticians, headed by Charles P.
Nnel chief oi the bureau of Labor
statistics. of Washingtonossemblod
today In the senate chamber of the
twenty-second annual convention.
IrsLIAN POLITIOI:N KlLLO HIM-
. fl .
VIENNA, July ll.—-Ferdlnand von
Bear. the author and member or the
Upper House or the Austrian lteich-
rath. who shot himself yesterday»
his residues in Decline." a suburb at
this city, died today. had been
editorial lulu nervous ration
W—
NIOHIMN "MINI!!! “Illa.
,CALUNN‘ Niels. Jilly Mimi.
1.000 Inca employed at the Quincy
Nine. struck yesterday domeadloann
0 increase lslwa'ss. boner
wton says the company p“Doormat met-
ind the lscresee. The new are or
out: and 1%“ m ,
'utm aromas» also ‘y j “
Old
WABIIINOTON. July 24. --'i‘na tell
get practice or the North Mia
deer will take place In lameness
Bay the latter part of “stem u-Ao- ‘
cordin to piesent man
”3:1“ assemble is the-
(wuvvooe‘
2:3th
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slam ml!!!“ am
also i. mois- stub
“i“m .almg
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The Store Closes Daily at 5 C‘Clock Except Saturdays;
* .
Towels on Sale.
Hundreds of dozens at appoint rices.
Do not forget this table. Therel 'i's p enty to last for
sever r.II (lays longer, and It is an exceptional chance.
Huck Towels. , from gc up.
Turkish from 9c up.
' Rubdry, from 25c up.
Center Counter, Linen Section.
Whats Walkmg Shuts.
For $1.98 each. Indian Head Skirts with plaited panels
in front, gored circular sides, stitched hands, all correctly
tailored.
For $9 75. Indian Head Skirts, with 6 inch wide tucks.
This lot straight to us from one of the best makers, and
offered at a very low price.
For $3 50. White Poplin Skirts made with panels. mar
tcrial with heavy ribs, very stylish.
For $3.00 \Naiking Skirts of imported Irish Linen.
carefully made with panels In “2&0 and tucks at the bottom.
Ceat and Suit Rooms.
Wash Goods Values.
Nippon c. It is cool, comfortable and will make
into smart suIIIIi'Icr gowns. Also fine fol“ motor and touring
coats
Natural, 27 inches. 39:. Jasper, 34 inches, (45c.
Covert. Cotton, but heavy and durable (.ood for an
inexpensive outing skirt, or for camping out. 27 inches
wide, 15c.
Kai Kai. Just like the cloth the government furnishes
for soldiers and girls like it because a chic. military touch
can be given with braid and buttons. 27 inches wide - 15c.
Wash Goods Section.
Self Sealing Pie Tins. The very thing for berry pies.
Fvcry cook knows how hard it is to keep the mice of a berry
pie from boiling out. Iilcsc tins have a separate rim that Is
placed over the edge of the pie. sealing the crusts perfectly.
me each.
Sale of Messaline Liberty Ribbons, 5 inches wide. 21:.
Th: D150Ream:l Co.
Car et
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0mm sues. size a maps as 4 maps. rs VARIOUS canon. IN-
ownifio momma. and seems. warms; miss-ran 1m
son! escalate. WE'INVITIII nsracrsr. ATTENTION are con
,1. .0; l .4 Ind-:4 HZ!) 3 I, f3 d . A
mm. m. onions. on Itas- urn reassess nausea
onomrss mo usomusts. II was so owns a srncumv.
H... “l at: . .I . e.
.eI monsoon er. some WWW 00ml
Telephone and.
Credo.
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a run um ’ other... and...
Dealedias sail desolation spar.
Ordinary mods and lateoslon Wetter it feel to as test teats
mile or every option.
Eutectic
shaped...“ as or out «
.llb‘fllomlioeursoyo at Noon.
dill“ 50%“ ‘ .
instead: :u'tqm Jim» Commute i‘ ‘5 mm M
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