Worms .Collvuls'IIIIIIIRr'fll '
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if“ ne‘vg ,'
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IF. ‘..". MItChEll',‘
colt; WALL AND HIGH' s'rREE'rs.
I NONI/Ink coN .. .,
3 ... ...- ....-A.
Hute1 Mahackemo
‘ J. R. CONNbR, Mgr.
l'orvlce and Cuisine Up to Date.
nitric: 82 "per day and upwards.
, , aI‘I'IIk‘ Itldidsfiéul IIIII‘ImIaIlsn Tlckor
Sillitiay Dinners, 75¢ts.
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11.1..
81850 ...: $14. 75 ~
ConIlin "'IInd' ask us
how ltd get one on
23.. ,.‘
Payments
III dead men slid
representative will call.
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almonds? EiI nouls' all’y slid night.
Frederick” Il'.‘ Chilling.
dis. II'I fluid“ ln‘Coi'fii'ectia'
‘ ladl- ”Readout.
. once and Ira-lame,
' ‘ #60". IIIAIN s'r. sourn NORWALK
Tel. 901- '
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3's
’15.
,Tmilwlt was a case. of love. at first
sight with me. iack— l‘ Ilcn why didn' 5
Ion marry her?
again on several occllsionsi—l’ll'iladé'l
phia Inquirer .
....ng 1. y.
d
7min! rill! It
‘1‘. 0
can?» We
msknmvnas Ik'st. Saint, Always Reillfi
' i sunmrmelsrsé
Meney Advanced?
to all, on their household furnil
pianos and other persoudl prone
8;,
with ut removal. on their own name ,
IIIIII t indorser
. CALL AND sEE us. ‘
independent Loan 8: Securit'y‘ Cd.
Haviland Bldg Washington st.
0 as open until 7 p. m. Monday and
Saturday until 8. 30.
i
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I847
Plumbing and Steam .
Heanng
HOT WATER HEATING.
. HOT AIR HEATING.
s‘rovs . . RANGES,
. sun; A o N ROOFING,
Gas and ”one, Flttlo than Filtturu.
Etc; I
Avvu, $913525" so
“I FEHMON RA’N 1:er
. The Jones&llotcllklss '
“ Company
.IzéwA'Le s'TII'EE'I‘. NOIIW'A'L'K
:v: lc-u‘
times E. bane &1 son.
.45 will as", No'rw'ilk'.
Real Estate and
Insurance
. ' We have ‘aeverll dodldttd admin!
III Income producinf property that-
man Incl-date III‘ v‘ai Il'é Mti.’ tire“ riiIiII
growth of the tgwrl.
1
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Y‘O‘UR‘ v“
Shoe Repalrnrg
Is NOT MODERN on scIEN'rlrIc
l ‘uNLE'ss oonE‘sv us. "
Monarch Repairs
43 RAYMOND 8T.
.. .'PH9NE_ 455 OR POSTAL'.
.1le
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'uevnm
I . I“: 17"" I? [-
1 THE WW I"; ‘ -
IIOTELVIC ohm.
ONE MlNUTE VEICIIOII dEror.
d ‘ EUROP q'dAN PLA‘N.
R i . 9'
1:; Elicia't'l'lca' LII?“ 9". 151.2% cut. daf-
e'r Room H' e}!
y ”it!
IIA'rEs IIEA‘a'oNA'aLE. .
Fine stocked cm in connocd‘bm
A full like or "1!er Alas, ”Hill“- 1"
Inc In (Email DI“: lufle'n'i“ liltl‘
Bun a1 Ooh Item, allay- on ’drlIIdIrl.
Animator Billet! Bier on orauuht.
1:4! smut/AN, Prb‘prlotdr'.
’ .i'd'l'n
1
\v
'l‘om—Oll, I saw her 1
‘i umpire-«Mr; Hunt
.utes.
'."Zj wear E'Nos sEAT COCKENO'E'.‘
. Eouolnnlng' Came Saturday Reunited
lanblryd Datoiilld ii
- (Continued From First “9)."
'er' custom In thé line'u‘p and atthr nog-
witme, Mpnpger Nash secured
y from D'anbur'y.
Owing to the Inixup, the gel c w I
not particularly Interesting to I 9 Ni)
walk sunset-tan. which had to. realise
that the team was not ”at Its boat Dau-
In: 5 really won the game in the first
Inning with e singly tally. Wade was
unsolvable to the Norwalkll, but too“
hits helm endured oi! hi! “livery.
hill got two or the quartet of intuition.“
hadr‘lsa‘lr. plede II prbtty catch of
IlarIy' s tummy. putting a1 quietus on
two prospective mnhpry runs. in the
third inning A fine rain act in during
the:l sixth inI'Ilng and cotlnued until the
en . .
, The full score:
t
Norwatk.
, ( AB R H PO A I)
Cunningham, sa. 3 0 0 3 4 1
ohm. 2b.} ....... I 0‘ 2 .4 2 0‘
8clloy,3b. ........ 4 0 1 0.14 0
micro, 1h: ........ 1 0‘0 1 0 0
8. Kelly of.) ....... 3 (I 310 0
.Bmlth,il’-,,Ib. ...... 4‘10 0 9 o o
RicKierndll.c....... 4 t) l 2 0 0
icGrath.p. ........ 2 0‘ 0 0 :l I
'.adrilmle't ........ 2. 0‘ 0, 2 0 0
est,cl’..lt. ........ 2, 0 0 2 0 0
, _ ... -.- ._ ... _.
,. Totals .......... .29 0 42413 2'
;. Danhury.I ' '
.. All ltll'l’OAE
iaawdor. rt. ........ 4 0.0 I it 0
Cllllord, cf. ........ 4 0 0 4 0 0
,lur'l'p.sl-'l. .......... 422451
Scully. c. .. ........ 4 I 2 3 l1 0
Wilkey.3b. ........ 3 0 0 1 3 0
,Wado. p. .......... 4 l 2 0 3. 0.I
Barry. lb. . ........ 4 1 114 0 0
'.iSellson 2b. 3 (I 0 ti 3 0
Fennel It. ......... 3 o o 0 0' 0‘
3 Totals ........... 33 ll 7271-1 1
Scale by Innings: . . , ,
vNorwnlk‘ ........ 0 (l. 0 (l 0 0 0 0 0-0
Dnnhll'ry .......l 12 0'0 0 01x~5
Summary:
‘ 'l‘tvobaso llit—Iinrry. ,
Sacliiice hits»l)cst. McClain.
libel-II on bulls—OI! Mctll'ntll I. oil
‘Wadé 2.
.5 Silllck out—lly McGrnth2 by Willie
Hit by pitcllcd bnll—Fcnncll and .
ll cy
S oile'll ll'IIsé-s-~(}Ilhill. Shelley- ‘I [lost
:lnlonr 3 Jung 2. t‘lili‘ord
Filst base. on crrors—Nortvnlk
'llnnburv 2.
Lei-It on blues-~Norwnlk 6.1)unbllry
1.
"I.
. This of game~0ne born, 27 mill
Scorer—E—Lindehers.
. Altendnncc~l .200.
l
. In a aeorb of 15 to 1.,
' Owing to the threatening wonilIeI
If Saturday utternoon. the Cockelloc
lusebnlt team did not no to Bridge-
..‘heI went up' to the Overlook grounds
in East nv.enue and played II' tour-ill
ling game with the west. Ends. and
I Is cIIIInch they were beaten, to to I.
'Iho ftIIlIll‘e of the game" was the
lltching done by' Coopc'l Rose for the
Nest Ends. it is said that the oppos-
III: team did not get a hit from him
Ind he pitched six strike cuts.
The lineup of the game was:
West Ends. Indiana
."lyllli ....................... Mills
Clltd’her
loss ....................... London
Pitcher. ,
I. Dorllcy ................... Joseph
First base.
l‘ .llorllI-y .................. . James
Second base
'I Tully .................... Jones
, Sh rt stop.
‘. .Lthler ............... McAIIister
[i‘hlrd base
lines ....................... '- . Lyrics
Left tlcld.
_"ll othel ton ................ Marshall
‘ Collier field.
Right field.
There was plenty of fun for the.
.péctntors. willie it lasted
3‘6" 5‘6 :38 aEA‘r INbEIi'su'ra.
Club Snihrdny on
I» score of 6 to 3’.
cd' ill the sixtli‘ in-
lupen'dénc'e Social
Aha; Winks lot' by’ I.
the game w cat
who the horde rim Which was knocked
by Thom” Enziiflm oi! the. MINE
.Chaiugs. b,which ..k ockeda ,in! three men
uses all stores ‘th‘é only four
I'I'I'ns mgil'bfll'é the aid 'l'ite' grime was
(into galley, It'lid a large‘ orthd“
dt pedile was in attendance.
murder ditlsii malls «Item.
tuna“: W... A. Noah “$9.617?"
d to “Letty" Davis. betltfr gonzo: II:
‘iiiome Rnp',’ axis w op ye rzht
Item ior md‘g pwooli'.
‘Erldgoport Yach‘ti’mnah
tin) mes .................... London .
I' The go So Junio‘rs defeated the In- g, cm In and
”y; a" txaine yeste '1“
ternuo "hodol'Idllu l’llrk, witht
Into .lu tors, null defeated the
with the score of 12 to 8. This team
is" rated as the “steak loam; ot that
city, exceptingrtho Icgnlnl Sinmimds.
"A lallkli‘ clow o! motile was in at”
II'IIIJIHICQ. and the go no Wits [pl of
who. r38 buttery; Ilia 28rd-
angle a 9; out) .. llcr
Olaa'n‘.‘ onto b'l;1{u'ilwctlrell"“‘~ 'Enl'gfigl
hnd Singer Iwi'r odd for thIi Colon his.
CA‘rdII'EI'i MMIEII‘IIAN RESIGNB.
Joseph McKicrunn. who has been
Idclltitiod wit the Norwulk baseball
team for .n nirh'bor oI‘ yehra. his Ic-
signcd his piece. and will it is pn
stood, shortly go told I 9 law‘ 0
of Joseph Liuxweiier
slink."
Yesterday's State L'oa‘gu'e Results.
New Il'n'io'n 4.' aterbnryii
Saturd'ay' e7 Rubin:
Springfield 291111480th 1-
Ncw Haven 4. Waterbury 0.
.Suh'dhiwe Amarie'ar'l‘n'” L'ea'Uué' Reaults.
A‘i liét’r‘olh—l‘l‘éII-ol't' I; New York’ 2
'At St Bouts—St. Lodls 8. Wash-ins:
ion 3. . -. ..
At Chicago-«Chicago 2 .l’lliladel-
phin l.
Saturdlra Re'atiitt.
illit'mlt 5 New York :I.
St." Louis 5. Washington 2
Chicago 12; Philadelphia 2
oltston 3, Cleveland I.
-.-—,—y,
Saturday's Natl9'nii licence
IiostonCincinI'I'litl. rain
- ilrpolt’lyn-(‘hicIIgm Inin‘.
‘ Philadelphiadst bouts. rain“.
I'lIlslm‘rg 7, New York 2.
'Iaedrond‘eul/a' T’Ii‘E' obno‘rnv a.
Eurélrh'ba
speedy Boat' from Plrovtde'nee Wail.
PROVIDENCE, July 27.—-Tlle Doro-
thy' Q., 'llollis' llll‘r'g'css' c’l'atik Q’cl'liss
sloop, which has been raclng'on Nur-
rIIgnllsett Buy this season, was sold
Saturdny morning to F. l). lledlord. of
the llrldgoport Yacht Club nnd lcit
Newport Saturday night on hot" trip
to Bridgeport:
This does not 'Inean that IlurIreIII-I
will not i'i'IIIeII ih‘c‘season ili'the. rotting
game on Nllriignnsett llay
immediately alter the sale was con-
summltt d tor Iioston1‘Io bring vllur~
gens! ot or Q class racer Fair). torm-
lerly the” Min Mice, uroltnd the cape.
She is expected to join the lthqde ls
Innd Yeltsin Cltlb‘ iiect -nt Shelter ls
land in time to take part in any” races
there
. The all?&' the DCI‘OIIIY Q: Will
more. or b Ilflci'rpected. although
lledtord. who bdllght the Little. Haste.
Iro'm' Fred Th'urh'cr curly iii the sen‘
son. has been dickering’ for her- for
some lItI’lp time. Friday night he
\vlrcd to' IlurgI. ss Ihnt he would accept
his term on the bent Irorldinn he.
would have. r at Lat-c moot. 12.1.
amt, to play, a intended. For a lit-
.1.» illlliISt‘nlt'lll" while it did n'0t rain. IIIII'rIIEIEr thn II' oclock Sntur'dny
As soon as 'thls "leakage was r'eecit-
ed Iiu'rg'ess tried' to secure the serv cos
of II Jug to tow the boot Ilro,ulld but
was unable to do so, and Ilnd to wire
bgck Illnt thg bo’atvould not be there.
Another inflg gram .was locehed Sat-
urday [nor 1;. asking hlln II' he could
be at Lalohmont by Monday, and to
this he sent an Ilmrmntlve answer
While. the telegrams were passing
beck illid form he was soiling th'e‘ boat
III the race of thc- Connnicut Yacht
Club. winning. second place. Immodl
niely upon‘ his “return 'to.ihc Newport
Yh‘cht Club “he received a. telegram
Itskiug him to start at once for Larch:
Inoui, and hI~ hastily purchased sl'lp-
piles for the trip‘. picked up II volun-
teer crew including Iinrry Flint y.lllld
inside of two home was on his
in the meantime T R. GoodWI n yhad
helm sent to Boston on the. afternoon
'train'to get the Fairy, Burgess other
boat lIi shape fol a trip mound the
cape. A crow accompanied him. and
the boat is expected to Join the. fleet
at Shelter Island
The Fairy which Burgess will Ilse
ill the racing game, here tor the rest or
the season is 38 tel-t oval 811.2 I feel
on the waterline 8 test 6 inches b'eam
and 6 test draught. She did not make
an exceptionally good showing Iast‘
mood Massnchusctts bay.‘
but Burgess said that he hoped that
she would do better here.
" All the. racing man who bore bee‘n
Pull TM “Will" -. ompotlng against the Dorothy Q ex-
'do Bo Jrl. Inde'pendencqqd C. pressed their surmise and sorrow at
,J'elnnd ----------- . ------- ”90““ the sale or the bent, and all agreed
Catchzr. thI‘It she had outdo II tine showing
Ilellus ........................ Weed .whlla he're.‘ .mu yum grémly lncreat’acd
. 1"“th tho il'l'tel'cst in the sport .
.i). Baldos ............. Carleton _.___.;__.__;__.._a 1. .
- First base detrncALcOIII-Entndes.
, {Kvanos ....S. “(11.1) ..... Amundsen m 1" P
econ ace. r. afi' “1‘ ”,1 .' is"
s. Dokns ..................... Ke‘li'y 1.55.; for“ titlcato‘h 93:87:91
Third base. CIN mg 1.0;; Ju] y “l
.l' D'okus ....él.-...t...t. ......... W‘Cbb promised to anhemeed’] n fiy' b'ugz':
. Ior I501" m of lit at tern res" n
‘A. l’ow‘ell .. ., ......... Ollcrenshflw lg: lnéeitl't'lks ....flémli PW Hoff
_ .1. Center II‘eIIl. ‘16.; “.91 notification cejra es Indira“;
3'. li'ardos .6 ..... Disbrbw rhw’ “.5 503m, “Elly b‘ Willie ..
Eli“: lie] _ . ,. Watt. l'e. nppepred a‘t oihcefigc
'9 Ethics ;. ....R ....... Krihket’l the Hotel S'l‘i‘i“ shanty at m s d‘cl
‘ it!“ 91"}? slid inlmcdtntely he," work wp‘s on. "AF'
5 In"? yum, the “flat ,I
'MYST'IE EHA'ENR' {33% '73P A'T' I'Iut rlty‘ inn‘l‘itkl'ng thoglotiiiclttlt'ln arf
an'gelnents was the at t be 1'6“
The “3'83: Elm“ I’ll be” tdml‘ cs’ived The program fdf‘ t marrow
went to MM 'GIIO'BIR. VQb'tql‘day ”as careful” go'ue ovgn‘tn afid‘ muff] Vkld'!
.ternoon. and' were defeated bi' t c A ludoflng of up, coni-
HRastll es, of éIburgg, with. he score {mam has baht” fig}? Mt mtbe :hotel
flit 7 t'- felt ui‘o' of t o galthe this afternoon at michM r Tait will
bio p’ro‘scnt ’I'lhé‘ tool purpose of this
miséup'g' is explnip'é'd to so; to' bring
the state leaders into close touch with
pa othér‘.
q‘e eynrl y. trn I; brought in' many
'ehl'bcts of the I'll'ltiqcn'tt iI' committed
and county tI‘Ind‘ 3&6 ‘leglfétif e'l‘h‘g
inny oral con i)
haci'I'I'IlIy ln' doom in; IIi'l'Ie tiI‘iil“
Work gave the city a sills ap‘
I???“
saw thfl 7 lining, MT‘
“gt? g‘e'wzgodgk dyeptefida‘f. bet e‘cn ”high INTERNA’TIONA #THLEI‘JE é'oll
find the' Goblin stat-s
IV!“ ch wendhd ill" a tie.“ sc'or'e‘v 3‘-'3i The E“ Imam July,27-—ln the' interns“.
girlie w s called 0 Ii'c'cdnnt o 'dII‘I-k tom] athletic ,c'optes'ts lISIIIIIIIIII were
I?“ 3‘33 ”i “II“:“II‘g‘ .III‘“ ‘I' “it spirits ~” .. 33"" In
ccsobl, 1‘ n8 nve 0 Y 99
st bals‘e‘ 330% IR gettsrrsiog. 3' 3:558“: the 1. 500
er who the 800
tbirlyaekn coh'ii
them a start at 65
zetres' tint and 'la
otres' flat agains'
choNIA'Ls“ 39hr 3"?“an b
Tsloctl'om m.
The Colonial baseball tens 'ldi"
ltdu‘.
)etit'or: 31in
netrea W
ino‘ls. wo'I'I thé
an easily
MW University of II-
! metros handicap
Results. 1"
It)" will! "
means as 'I‘ It. Gobdwih left Newport 1
FI‘l' fro'IIu'rhEEEEKE CE‘U'I
—~—-
not of Beethoven s'onga and' lil'
J‘IAct of “Additid.” GIVIn.
A conceit tor the benefit oi the To-
kcll'éll'é Club was given at the Token-
hkb‘ Clubhouse, ’I‘okelleke, ltowuytou,
Saturday evening, by David Uisphsm.
ssistcd by several members of the
okenok (0km). Includipm Mrs, Os
bulnSllll ,Ml's. Hope ortou. Mrs 12.
M (‘an il'nd Mrs C art s Mcr'r'itl
Field. The plog‘ralll‘ cbII' stc'd dt'a
II .
licethotoll tjcyclo or songs! gpil wod- In
the one not pgln) Aolnlde, ‘whlt'll
MI. llisphnin snllgt le in‘n‘lq llgo‘tho
eivull song 0 that apple. Am In: most
who took tclléts were:
MMr. msand Ills. Anson SP8
.SGerrlti. 11‘1". and
MIII allay/III .Del nelII Mr. on Mrs
Indivt'lrd but no mith,~ Mr. on Mrs
Allownscnd lliodgott, MI. and Mrs. Sid
pcy H. Ward Mrs A. B be Voe, Mr.
and Mrs. .lom': .Shermen Hoyt‘ Mr. and! ,.
Mrs. ltobelt Hunter, Mls. Douglas
ldilimnn, I]. C Bentl‘dwt. Mr. and Min
F. 8. Hastings. Mr and rs. John I)
Crimmins, Jr. Mr. and NI .1!“
tin nndh Elli and Mrs Hope Norton.
' l'e. lltll'OlIIItlllCe will be repeated on
‘Vv'e'ndllesdn.
‘ FOPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
.ltlSl’llAM’S llECl'l‘Al. A'l' TOKIfiN
EKE. ’
Illlvid llisplmm, the talented grand
,pperh l tst, who is o'lne‘mhér of'the
summer colony at 'I‘oileneke. 'haa III
Johnathan nttractiyc proglam lI'Ir bl:
Beethoven evelling on Wednesdlt:
night. The New York Sl'ln 1s Iettcl' II
the l’itthb‘li'rlg Post contains tho lol l
lowing lustelence to the work of tits I
phanI: . ‘ .
David Itisphum \vas licetholcn. “t
slid not assume the lolc. or play thI ‘
part. he slmplyw was licethoven. ll 1
every look, every gesture. every scum
of ills rich, full \olcc, he ilnplesset
IIS so thoroughly with' tho chalactnl
that so tell how was before us Ill thI
flash. This little play of‘ Adelaide
Is one of the most wholly beautlfn
and artistic productions l have eve. I
seen on the New Yol'Lstage.
1I'lssTlrvlolvlnl. ‘ TENDERICD Mlss
LUCK MILLIKEN. ,
A full lIQIse is expected at l‘klyl'I I
Theatre tonight. it being the tarewol
performance of the popular Lucy Mil l
liken Contptmy. By request 0‘! several I
or Miss Milliken's admirers the very '
pleasing southern drama; “The Ilolll .
of Richmdnd." will be the bill, and ex I
l'I'I'Th \au lite teatures are to be ndli
perilolgnance is given as I
tttst'ilno to his Miillkell' and ill!
mium'g'c Imtnnnounoes that the all
Innce ill pl ices will be but slight IlII .
balcony being twenty cents and the .
cnllrc lower tioor thirty 'conts.
Hd‘rE‘L Altnivkils‘:
Clitiord-ng'. II. Elancliurd. cnm’m
lkqnnilcy. A. W. Wilson and wife. J
W. Ball 'Ol‘ge' P‘. IinliowJay. JD. Mc
Lsurin. award Shiclfi, C T. Mcbem
Imd wile. New YprJI' rilcrtL. Scott '
Mrs. H: L. Scott, Miss Vernon. E. I ,
Vernon, Brooklyn; Louise It.
Sicnlns, .Mary E. Bloomer, Hartford.
Mrs J Lawrence Philadelphia
James flQlilStO'Qk, Wilton; H, h Ben'
no", 3. Illnckmar, C. H. Finldhlew
Flisbid. Norwich; H C Stuart lInI
wife J. 1‘. Itodarnlel I'llld wile Orn-
Ilell, N J: William Glouse. John
cps Stokes
i
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Khmvick, Danbnry. or
Mahackomo—A C. Frnger. New
York: tilts. Inngn'hlckcr South Nor
whlk; M. I. Jordan. Bridgeport; C. Pid
gann’. SOuth Norwaik; George L. Rock
'w‘ell kill!" daughter". Ridgefleld; S
Greenslein. South Norwaik; I. It
Ilurlbutt. »Wilton: E 0. Kceler. Nor
'whlk; C. Steele. Ansonlné. C. \V
Rn lest and wife. New York: Bolas
Boston; H. E. Finch B. D Dow, Ridge
field; Mr. and Mrs Char r'e 'M'c‘CIeI
hill and child S. Elias. Mrs.
W Bullock and child .fl '..? Young np’d
wire. New Y:ork it L. Wilson, Brook
lyn: '11. O. Aboti New Yo'rk; D. J.
(ktlkhl. New Yalk; Charles Audersm
a (I wife, Blnileboro. VI.; G Greshnn
and wife New Haven; F. It. Sheehan
Boston; J. I). Dunn, Stamford; Prank
liner Brooklyn; J. W. Studwcll
PQKET'HI John J. Lyons Mrs Mac
lgh and child. Low.ell Moss ;.Wil
Ilnln (Iagnn. New Canaan; C N: Puch
nrd,1. New York.
PIIiN'cE VIEWS—*— PE‘rI‘rcAP'.
choline. Que. July 27. '—r‘he prmc.‘
of Wales today visited 'tho old French
Canadian village of St. Joachim and .
was entertained at the Chatelu Belle
vue Petitcap the summér establish-
ment of Laval Universiay It. is near
Ste Anne de Beaupa‘e..knawn as the .'
American-Lourdes, which the prince .
will probably visit duringl the day.
-.
A. lIinvitation to dine with the mum
at the Citadel tomorrow night. A re
from crime trons,- the. British. French
and American warships participating
"WU-#—
IIEARCHIFOII marine: datum“.
“(MST WALUINGFORD, ...lul.‘
WI-r-FAII. organized search ligation b:
Inland County othcinls was begul
tdtIy tor Elmp Kent whon cecapm
(tom the Waterbury insane Asylum In
July 11 and who It: is believed
knows something or the murder 0
Miss Della
red in this totvn on Fridhy. Traces o I 1
Kent were Iound yesterday meal- thI _
Ganglion house . .
W
AUTOMORI LE8 -LEAVE IUFEALO
ruminants/which finished;- with mtoc
ores law-tho contest ion, the Home
rophy ill the run With the cars in tin
linden cdntesi Ieitt here at 8. o'tilpcl
in morning for Cambridge Sprd
They wilf- continue oven the Glid deI
arse:- unfllM one mitohihetrcmdini
with a portaqt, acorn. ,, ,
Hnlnbrou Charles Reinhold. Thomas 5
Vice- President Fairbanks has accepts: 1 '
I). Gongdon. which occur '
I BUFFALO, N. Y. July 2?. ~Tlle it?“ :1."
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The Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays.
A": Witck’s Sale
of Fine Hahdkercliicfs
W e ilgve planned this snlc just to llluklc things a IIitlc
lively at the lllllldkcrthie‘f Section, and» to. lt‘tlllt‘t' mll \liltk
' of lIIglI— [)llt‘ttl goods.
HillitlkCl‘t‘MlltlS
You will find quIIisitc hand made
liSt of values in challgc‘ll prices.
$4200 grades
$5.50 grades
$3.00 grades
182.58 grades
$2.00 grades
l"l'.t:ll(‘li Madeira, and ’Arlllulizln przmlul—
tions, that came too late for last I .astcr, but which ule Ill—
lt will pay to invest now for the future. Sec
for $3.50. $1.50 grades for $1.25.
for $3.06. $l.25 grades for $1.00.
for $2150.” $l.00 grades for .75,
for $2.60. .75 grades for .65.
for $t. 50. 1. 50 grade for .45.
The show: prices hold good for one week
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Embroldcrcd Shirt Wadi l’a‘tt‘e‘rll‘s
$2.007 Value's- at $1.25!
At the Embroidery Section will be found a gloup of
Shirt Waist l’zlticlns In separate boxes
"111ltrc all five, (lif-
fcrcllt designs, each with tlickcd fronts and strips of cm-
broilltry.
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Special at $1.25
Embroidery Section
Dragon Cloth
For light Weight Shirt Waist Gowns.
this Is a palticularly attractitc Iotton because the col—
ors are so lovely.
It is
:l plain weave, and slmwn' lII black,
navy blue. C'opeilll'zlgcll blue, tobacco broun, champagne,
lilac, pink‘ and light blue.
25c, and 27 inches wide.
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Remember. there is a'Clc'arance Sale of’ Refrigerators.
Pric‘cs begin at $7 It) and reach to $l7. 75
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gimp ls being held. on. the river todsy 1 z
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' WE HAVE GROUPED A FINE VARIETY OF PLAIN
3‘3 .
ANDJ‘ANCY . . ,
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I: 'III I FIRM
s per Yard
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31‘. w-1w.
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. Comprising. Plain Colors. Sign”, and Plaids, also the much-
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84 Wasln
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)L’I‘f iii melamine 1 “in? 'rl's'd. 45'...
y,..tiar _ ,‘Gro'ssc'llzf'o tiI'e Uni (llama; l' lap. .
eat here of Henry {wg' Bishop oi
1“latcafip. left tbd ay gnaw "II" White
the by way 0! onto ,3qu
Groaa'cup .durlnx' his stay nhere has.
spent nearly all his time at the Biahopfl,‘
cott 9, and has met none of the
§I|Iilro 0t A'ppcn'l'n'. who has béen thé
sum é'r r'esldeiits‘,
rt.
Ltitboiisl’ nb'hltthd, a 3.3.
dbl-id roofing warranted!
ngmfifim i. '2. 'aIIii‘ 3-19”: .
N. I.--Vlo close mum’s me at open.
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Ad (spacially good. Ribbon for the purpose its name in-
We alto invite yam" attentlon to our varied stock of Sta-
pie Ribbons In all widths and colors.
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to I Palace.
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GUT U’I‘TER t‘v‘v dikes:
saslrwamltrs°na corn
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ILADDERS. ordinarv and exten-
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