i ‘ visitor". We";
, Seadflus your orders by mail - -
All orders promptly
You, can trust us to make a
broiler selection for you. . ‘. e‘
“I III near II you can and we li .
“Hummuntosttnp
Weir's please guilt in
arm regard” to “mum i
If they will tools do so, It will ,
thsily convenience this cities and II-
curs Inst-s prompt attention.
W
butler mummy. 91.1. o. o. r.. willI
holds regular meeting Wednesday av
SaItIIfsction as sure as though
I you (Ii'ame In poi-Ion. ' ‘
.. uostii'i'ihl‘u ITIIIIT.
3' trauma-I.“
ifrI. Charles Sartaln continues very
seriously ill at her home In
"" Our‘Bro‘threra' Wge. l. O. O. F., of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Glendeninz. 0! Nora , - . . .
walk. we!“ Sunday with friends In .lorwaik, will hold a meeting tonight.
Frank N. Ferris'took a party of
riends to Long island yesterday In
Homer F Buckman. 0' 1‘ Elisabeth its launch Unknown.
street. is recovering from an attack 0i
Miss Pearl Coburn has arrived home
rein Iliair Academy, Blairtown. N. J..
o spend the summer at her home.
has moved tron
Hamilton avenue to St John avenue
blast Norwalk.
Miss Muriel Burrell. of Brooklyn, ii
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Id. 1.. Brad
lay, of Ridge avenue. Norwalk
Robert Fletcher
Miss Myrtle Cotes. of Bridge street.
.Bast Norwulk. has taken a position as
lookkeeper in the Old Well Laundry.
Uncas Hayloft, I. 0. it. M.. of South.
\lorwalk. will hold a session this even:
ng. New ofllcers will be nominated
Mrs. Emma Sniffen and daughter
Miss Lula Sniffeu, of Danhury. spen
Sunday with triends In The Norwalks
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rundle and son‘
iarold took a trip In their automobiles 1
eaterday, to Waterbury and vicinity”
l‘hey were accompanied by Anson F,
{eeler and Stephen Smith.
-—~Tbe Waldorf men's 82.50 shoe. In:
I." styles. made of tlib best leathers.”
ind direct froin factory to you. at Ol-
en‘a Shoe Store. 1
Miss May Mcffett of Spring street
South Norwaik, is spending a few day:
It the home of her aunt. In Dsnbnry
__—-—-—-—0
‘-—Dr. Dick's cures rheumatism.
M
Miss Clara N. Bras: and William N
Draw. of South Norwalk. have lp
spending several days on their form It
There was a little exciteme
on Point about 9 o'clock
venlng, when a man ran from the ho- *
II with a binding pan of grease.
brew it In the dirt. and the tire wasI
rat out without any damage.
.1”...-
hfrs. Ruth .T. “skin. of a my.
street. Is spending a few days with he
George Singer. of 80th
has secured a position on th
constructing Eaiit Norwalk‘ I new elec
s
Postmaster Edmundls.
or Chicago. tomorrow. where he wil
ttend the Republican national canvas-
cosmos In that city on the
6th. The omclal delegation will love
a special train on the 13th. Congress-
uan Kill will be one of the party.
wwmflnv
The tlfth annual
Vol-walk Bird Club will be held this
ironing It the home of Charles Quin-
ard, ItS’MaIn street. Not-walk. idioc-
:lon of oldcers tor the ensuing year
will be held. and some lantern pictures
thown. as well as reports of work
done. A full attendance is requested.
Mrs. Bleuitt. of New York city. I
eye at the home 0
endin I to
In S w L, Mitchell. of12:
her sister Mrs
South Main street.
M
John W. Realty and William O. OI
sen and their wives e and a trip it
Larchmont yesterday
runabout automobiles.
_.__..._..,,._.
George Rose. of the Smith. Gray
Company. clothiers. New York form
erly of Norwalk spent yesterday witlI
reiatives Ind friends In town.
u—u—n-nn————
Hubbell Hotchkiss and Willisn
(I. Jdnup went to Hartford. Saturday
and brought Mr. Hotchkiss' new Pope
Hartford “car down from the factory.
meeting of tho
. m
Regarding an article printed
week about the Hungarian partridges
testing at Putnam Park. It dev-alops
that the nest ,was one of the milled
grouse. The man “that reported it
;a e the information that it was a
lngarian partridge nest hilt When
he commissioners ordered an Investi-
gation the man admitted his mistake
John H. Knapp has just purchase:
of matched horse:
rtparties. Mrs. Knapz
making the selection of the animals.
a hitndaoms t
from Bridgett"
There was an interesting Incident
it the Norwalk Country Club. yester-
ay. when two big touring automobiles.
outalnlng a party of nine, arrived
here. 0 get dinner. believing the place
I its public shore resort.
nasty were the Craufurd Brothers. at
VIsstport, and as a result of the par-
y's visit. the Messrs Crsafurd and
we New York friends tendered their
Ippllcatioas for membership
A special meeting of Putnam llosi
Company will be held this evening a
8 o‘clockgto take action on the advisa
bility of heldldg a slant bake on thv
third of July evening.
M
The National Association of Statior
Engineers‘ will hold a regulw
meeting next week Monday night. in
stead of this evening. in Central [abet
Lyceum. Washington sheet.
W
A meeting of the committee of fifty
pointed to consider the matter of f
by ball, will be held at the Cancel
chambers, in :Raviland street as:
Thursday evening. at 8 o'clock.
w
Judge Joseph R. Taylor continue‘
to approve nicely It the Norwaik Her
pita]. frdm his recent opeintion for up
pendicitil, slid With the‘ present rati
sin..he will be able to leave the is
tied shortly.
A special city “meeting of the voter:
of scam Norwalk has been called 101
next. week Tuesday evening. the 16d
mt.» .Arion Hall. for the purpose 0
on the restitution of the Boarr’
‘ lipirectors relative to thi
e'w Mitosis to erect i
W
The iIIh and game commissioners
ire buying up the egg lobsters from
‘he lobster fishermen along the shore
In this end ot‘ the state.
itatutes the lobster-men are not allow
id to hold an egg lobster and a permit
'a granted to Iobstermon to hold the
egg lobster. and a collector: comes
around and gathers them up. The stats
says the lobsterrnan for his catch. At
the east and ot the stats t
ire turned Into the hatchery
arid the eggs are hath
voung lobsters planted. but: this sec.
tion. being so far away. the lobsters
ire pun bed and put overboard again: .
gpaid for. thus alloqug Ithe
'obsters to grow here. - . "‘- ~ '
‘Di. ml . .
bonnet“ a],
Wit firsthand Sta So. Namath
“(SURF—'8 I‘.‘ in. to 8 him "
SUNbKYS-MM to i p. m.
The Be W this? Man
Is largely In the way he is dressed
shsndsome ldgure or build up
'an up dereloped o‘ae requires the an
tistic skill of I thorough tall or.
We' have thomugh.
department of our establishment and
eysry piece of work” is done In a thos-
“I. has IiIilIiolild pays your tailoring done
LEO S MEL.
“ name IIIII' when. .
flip .- seats N9miii.
flows ‘ ti f tni
, u season on Of
,. 'necticut will be held to 9
‘1" Church of the not:
N Smith will b«
m‘ryiuuy Church o'
0793!. A L. satIIlleiIt
’Bx‘tl‘tih‘o‘lts; Jr.. has found
‘e launch. which has gottr'
,‘Ilie'hu'been'termed
' , nob he formerly
‘ ereafter win bl
‘ y‘Allce hull Mr. Unhol'tr'
has haddsoine brouestsme plates for tailors in eyery
’ , lityery iisy blinds nearer the necessity tor preparing the interior oi the
i home for warm weather. Saaawhile. even though you may not have thought
oi buying. we want to umfiipon uponyoul‘fih e wslodilth Mil “0'9 OWN! ‘0
t I.) Judt '3‘“ (utilisation III II [or 9611 W com- ‘
IpIIi-e our klltd
, lugs: store. We what
to“ “MW b " “Mal ‘ “'15 the With best FURNI- ‘
RE. HAT'NNOU. OARPWPB. mBlIDDINp. CUR-TA! ”TO. and than
’II‘IQIII “loamy buy was In re or I piaoegwhrg‘e eve
to“! ur
Adm“ WY A MOM SONG is ruined by excessive
ty. so man ‘i good this is spoiled by
being copied‘ in cheap linsIIi
You'll Iliad our Summer ‘
and in patterns fully as excl
you’ll be agreeably surprised at I
STRAW HATS It low prices.
The new Corn Color in Shirts ‘I‘bSllc.
time you seen the new Blue SuedI ilelt? .
.llot weather Collars, Shirts. Ties. III y and Un- «
'derwear. ‘ ‘ " = ‘
cs dhtiuctive in style. ‘
is as the dtyle. But
moderate priced.
vow:
v
Clothius of the 3.31th-
v“ is and" “so was Street. Norwait
PHO NI. 171-2.
V613§‘s2¥
-W a"
. x'lJnusual Prices
For Unusual Shoes
We have In extremely Stylish Line of Oxfords. Pumps '
fiflflc‘ifimfifii $1.50ito $3.50 .
FLYNN 8: RYAN“ ‘
Tit. «I. so wssuiiiorou avatar. _,
We place on sale today our new I
(waists and skirtsl1+ltand dark c
every way. Thermostats Ilitigaement that these $1.86 Suits are to be sold
this week at ”Impala 3mg out a throng of buyers.
Ryan 81 (10.,
“'2'!"
don‘t tine Inset n N
. Sflgd
,' Suiniir. oommandr '
i " employ. Coast Al‘-
‘ - 9 members of
their baggage
V
morning for New} -
lib Quartermaster "milk
I! Moore and a . 1 .
Moles. 0n Weapon»
. getpltlenuntIHIpwaa I;
o I g t p .
for. the forts. and will .
Elbe quarters for the i.
lth to arrive the? ,
i i i at t.
I it all of the Slight
Initial!
. ‘ccmiishv will
hmswmoua
libs. e w v of
sing a reg spout
w,.
Summary:
warned Runs—~Ststnford l.
wo-IbIIe .hit—Brpokl. .
bItiur and
Doc orb.
WW
First ton errors-haunted 2.
Ladrigan
9eMm$rmIWWu
’I‘hne'——0ns hour, it; Jminutes.
“dis-
“Th and entertainment, Saturday
In iii
able show at Hoyt’s mum.
materialize In the evening.
town over night.
when they registered two runs.
the seventh and an avalanche
a run. ‘
The full score of the‘gums:
..nsI
kof Womens House Dresses— s
brings in very netit patterns. These .
suits are well finished. clunky fashioned and thoroughly reliable in .
‘ acoustics. 11; ALL AMERICANS. I.‘
_ A Great Game of. Salt Played It Rates ’9
SOUTH NORWALK.
Not-walks. H
‘ Cunningham. as. ...... t 2*
Cabin. Ith ....... it I
lienriuucs. lb. 2 2
Brooks. of ............ 0 2
Smith. if. ............. 0 0
Ladrlgau. rf. .......... 0 0
Mcilrath. p. ..... 0 il
hicklernaa. c. ........ -l o
Mull lib. ............. 2 II
'l‘otals .............. I‘i 9'0
Hoyt’s Mining‘s.
PM "listen, as. .. ‘ ‘... 1
1b
Heath 2')” ..... . ....... 0
Bertheoh ct ........ up
My“. ........... t)
Konrad. p. ..... o
caucucuocz
Friedul. c. 9%... 0
Totals .............
Score by in“
Summary:
Sacrifice hItI~Kortu
V visa 3
: struts 3.
Brooks.
Passed ball—Friedel.
Umpire—Joseph treat.
Time-30nd hour. 40 minutes.
Point Grounds.
Nerwslk.
and there was I
tile In attend“ ‘
ones. the clever shortstop for
‘ tile initiates. seals distl
. l .in this. , e. Americans
- all} elilesdfit' is ,sud u: the
‘ sprout inning hiarshilla
" I! for the tribe. and all followed his
example Jones suit I nice hatch to
lath nouns. Vic
mutating ”git
us. as it will or distribution will as «It to lgtth
- un'e r plot
oases-II”
all.
Bade“. c; ......I...
T. DoracIJIi’. .;.. .
Joseph.1b. ......y,”
l ,
31‘s”
53 i-
Soonby‘taniags:
Norwsik ........200 0000004
W.......d$00~0-0013-3
Tollll ssasIII-fiss‘ '
3,60;
9
5
alué—izueou: :‘u
.3
g
ml -9$euea§ép
wanna;
J. DoIi'iiey.8lb.
Walker. of
Paisley. 2b. ... .....
Sisttsry. a. ”......
Srothertoli. lf.I
‘ " f.“
tinnitus worst out my
Nest Saturday Wan.
New Canaan and play
that place. providingthec
e lttt . -
in I. Brooks,
1":
"in!!! 1M hill-'0! account 3. off
truck qut-ij "00m“ 1.? by [logos v
Totals .. .........
Score by innings:
Cookeuoe: . . t . ..
All Americans
llsseg on bulls—~(Ilff Muivoy 3, Da
lea—e
aluueeeoefififlwé§eén
a " _
:4 A.
W
Ii {an on bases—Norwslk 11.8mm-
‘ .uhls lays-wilds" and McGrath.
Siiilth and ash. Doescher. Noyes and
i Wilbur..:ClllrliInl Wiih'lr.
té
duh
e mieaucw—uéug
O
N .
It. Creagh. Sb.
“WW. ll ~— IV'I'I'
Kons.rf. .
c. clutr'én. ii.'..
.p. Cantrell, of.
E. Crush. it. Hi
i31100012'0—‘8
Hit by- pitcherw4—Cahili. Cunningham,
‘
mmmaanu;
10!! lit:
'I'wo base hitsf-IJ.‘ Dorsey 1. liar
Three base” nit—nay.
Struck out—«By Muivoy 6. by Da-
I-..
=l69a¥b$g~ufi:‘
NORWALKMy. "IIMNQTIILSI 1-
. Add Heyt’s Aggro atien Defeat“ on
sills» assimilate“.
Add Ho!“ musicals lful-alahed’
South Norwsllc with .both baseball and
limit, re—VIII.
Scorer—Buttery.
NUTMIGS. 5: BETHELB, 3.
Norwslk Team Puts Up I Goodnams
Saturday Altman.
That the Nutmeg baseball team is ,
there with the goods Is being shown
In every game that they play Salary
day afternoon they went to Bethel oh
the 112% train. played I fast and fur-
Ioua contest with the team of that
place. and returned with their colors
flying high. having defeated their op
pouents with the score of Ii to a.
At the beginning of the game It took
ed bad for the Nutmegs. as they could
not seem to get together. but after the
third the lieiheis did not got u look-
at the plate, and In the’ eighth and
ith, the Bethel lads went up In the .
This Nutmels. taking advantage
of every mlhplay and with an oppor
tune hit or two, tied the score In the
eighth. and In the ninth clinched the
game with two more runs.
While McGrath secured the most I“
r bitched I.
ad with good support.
Dickens. as.
s Norwalks played the Brooklyn .
lies at Amusement.- Pskklin the after
noon Ind In the evening the ball play-
str‘els gave I decidedly circuit-
0. Tuttle. lb.
Wholly} if. I ......
lewew—ewuécm
About 400 fans saw NGWIlh
defeat the visitors by score of ii
tel In the afternoon. but utifortunste
Iy a good sized attendance Jailed to
elcewfiflugunm “lflfifiypflédong
Score by Innings:
”Nd
Nes’ly every member of the base-
ball team took part In the minstrel
performance and several others in ad
dltion Owing to the limited audience.
‘Add iont requested the acquiescence
. of the audience in the performers
catching the 10:32 train for New York,
In order that they might not be put
to the extra expense of remaining In
' Three-base hits—Friend. ‘Dic .
Two-base bits—R. Blush .
Y
Hits—Off Creagh ii in it innings
Volk t in .'i Innings.
Stolen bosom—Darin 4, Green
Bases on bails-Off Cieagh I...
Volk l. oIf Fox 1.
Struck' out—By Creagh 1; by
The Norwallts really won the game
in tho that Inning It Amusement I’ark. Left on bases—Darien lo,
'f‘Inis of garne~Two hours. "
Umpire-«Mr. TIibott.
AMERICAN STARS. 11; VII”
IENO. .1
The American Stars defeated
West Dal-lens by the score of .1
on the Mchlnn grounds. The
of the two teams is as follows:
American Stars.
tors then ran along tranquilly until
the sixth Inning. neither side scoring.
when the local team scored two more
runs. Another brace of taliicac
steiit‘iy game.
held the Itethelltea safe.
at iirst played I has gsme..as did also
9 Keeler. behind the bat.
France was run into by a player in
the seventh inning and shaken up pret1
ty well. but was able to continue the
game in right Ileld.
In the eighth. Fora timelit looked as
If the visitors would he blanked but
In the ninth. they managed. to pull out
One of the features of thegamc was
the singing of the visitors' quartet.
Their Jokes also made the fans happy.
Gallagher. lb. ...... 5
ireland. ct. bb. ..... 4
London. If. .........
France, 2b.. rf. .....
Meeker, p. .........
cubecw—ecg
flewuewflcvz
wwcwumocfig‘
eufiwwufl¥e>h
odbucucflea
Horton, rf.. cf.
IF. Wright S. W
M
.3
.5
Totals ....... . . . .
9‘
:
gleeccu—:~_g
i=~cco-=w=
uboaeeccocws
IJ. Conley ...
P. fiennessey .
8% mewco-c~>
wag
in§fi°°l~9-°’
3b.un ......... 4 »
t m’ Struck out—By Connors, 17: by
log. I. Umpire—~51 Pickerlufif
or—C. O‘Couuers.
:iiuivihill. cf. """" The American Stars challe
listley. 3b. .........
’ttbGratll, p: ........
‘ Totals ...........
Score by Innings:0
louucogm
FRANKLIN an. to; NEW I
SCHOOL. DIN-URY. O.
The Franxlin Street baseball
detestad‘ethe 'bOYI‘ or the ’Neitiv
school. Dsnbury. atzbssebsil, :
ul—auoqoueea
M
a"
M on
i
E
“NCNG‘MGI-Qa
Heoew~u->
”so
66 a
:0
as.
I 2
'Frisdel 0‘“ Invited on lh rd strllt. :
Sacrifice hits~Ssilor hicGrath.
'Stolen boner-Ireland. F. Smith.
Insult. Elm Bailey 2. '
First on bails-01! Meeker" .. on} hfc
Norwukti ll: Mile 0 o 2 5 x...”
watched the ‘ a
MMflWM..u. .0u000000l_1 a”
In ithe eighth
the soon-wusto‘finfsvor
innbury team. but to the mist ."
tars changed. which malted '
defeat of the Danhurys. with the
of 10 to 8. 0a the Franklin
battery consisted of Ferris
Mon. Singer and flockisr
of King and Boutonu. Teddy
umpired the game. “
WOWOMPONS MET WITH.
In the Red Men‘m league
.Wowompon min; i. rid
beaten at. the if A. 1
port. by Paugusett Tribe. Of
. while-Chemist . '
kept up Itsmwinnhiti
by beating 0m Tribe 0&8
to 9. Thu leases Okealck
lead with a- clean record of
wmmrauits, a: XIRGINIA A
The Winnipauk baIeball tom
the Virginia Giants. of South
In the Keenan lot. Winnlpa'ui.
day. afternoon. and were ' .
'a warm contest with the; w
keen Interest.
Two-base hits—Brooks Cablll.
—-l k. .
stow" mus-Cabin. Isms; 3. Struck out ly flee er 8 by Mo
pm; on bulls-«0K “Ninth 1 0K
-- f Karma 5
" " Struck cub—By McGrItlI 5. by Kat
Left on bases—Nutmegs 6, Bethels 6.
Double play-Meanth. Sailor and
Hit by pitcher—F Smith. Sailor.
Wild pitcb~McGrath
,dtaased bails1—Keeisr 1. IIlelvin 2.
Umpire~0ridln
> Time—Ono hour. 33 minutes.
Scoreerelsnd.
ORENIYIIOH, 9‘ DARIIN. 7.
:hNI'II Given Credit for winning the
Left on bases—Norwaiks l. mu
Hit by pitcher—Cunningham. Bali”
on baseball team went to
Saturday and was defeawd
Greenwich team by the
But the credit for win
Iivsn to tns‘mnplre.
Darlene. but by a
.- .Qrsenwich spectators.
“played the Green-
My respect. and
lune with case, but
Mia Darlens made
,ed their riv-
"That wits a its game." "A great ‘
me.” Bach were the romarks of ,
the many people who witnessed the I'
baseball game Saturday afternoon at " .,
the [baton Point groundsibetwesn the
Cookeuos Tribe and the All Assert. '
mould of iron
in the fifth Inn
:‘our errors. I!
ids to score three"
en aided gage“ h...
Ith recs 0 up sad
sad three men on ham?“ men out,
ed I ball to short right by.
at the hall got lost In the
and tour more runs came Iii.
The score then ‘
.6 against Dar-ten. Dorian I
more In the sixth. making
"and in the seventh. with only
d a man on second and one on th’
.II where the umpire agII .
busy and called the ' ‘
on strikes. when usith' r Ion b,
all a chance to strike st Id ball. I0
The“ contest wait close and exciting
~ from start to list h .-and finally resulted
, in a Victory for t a Red Men with the
* , score of it to I. This was the first,
game played on these grounds this
is THE Listens ,.
Bahirday‘s State Leann *
At Hartford—Springfield
ford 7 (first game): ,
Springfield 1 (second game).
At Madden—Bridgeport!
0 (first game); Meriden 5.
0 (second game). .
At New Britain-New Brim
3» At Holyoke—Holyoke 5. New
i vWith the hoop n bf the litth In-
pt as. Dairies sliced“:d
one rung?“ was
—-Philadelphia 2, s
9 name. of Thlbtltt,
Norwalk Chronicler