' wharroar.
Mr. and Mrs. manual llaKenna he'
returned “will r Wiolfi
NL.
LO NDON, August 18 wot the many
attemth to swim the Englishwusanei
no one has come near r to success
o“ ., ..
"aim.
OYSTER BAY. N’. Y.. August 18.—-;
Truman H. Newberry, A“ Clint; secretary
I I
and "Found both sides 0 the church.
Laneyhaet thwgole‘ property of! fine.
, o t
was definedby “the dry
ii
l mu our . tor
will probably be located in
waters.
bolt
utherr.
. Wit
‘ \
methods employed sre those which in
eftbe remedies snip 19nd.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
h M WAIHING‘I‘ON ITNIIT.
Til. CALL. Mi—l.
an Orders norm-s In. of Filth
York City yesterday.
Miss Cecelia Wixsom, of Ridgeiicld.
II the guest of her cousin Miss Ethel
Glover, of Winfield street.
Mr. and Mrs. E 0. Drake. of lietts
place. entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. D
'i'iiiotson of Huntington, L. 1., yes-
terday.
Miss Ethel Glover has returned from
a most delightful visit of two weeks
with ber cousin, Miss Ina Seymour, in
Danhury.
Miss Lillian F. St John has resumed
‘her duties at the law oillce of Light 6‘:
Tammany, in South Norwalk, utter a
pleasant vacation.
The L. S. Club will meet at thr-
home 0. Mrs. Charles l’latt. Wedues
itiay evening. All members are re-
sure proper combination and potency
w mer has been to
last week, were on the Job erratum las
night. only they changed their scent
of Operations at little. Last night they
had most of their little affair under [In
Fort street bridge.
it is declare that the present sum
hottest one in years
though it Jumped from winter directly
into summer. there being practically
no spring it is maintained by those
who say the summer has been an up
Gamble and has rented from Mr. Garn-
Jarues L'liorrrrnedieu, of South ()s
born avenue, is quoted as saying that
ever since he had lived there he has.
hesitated aborrt going out nights, but
now everything is changed with the
electric lights, which Mr. "L'Homme-
dieu says are a great improvement.
Mr. L'Hommcdieu is advancing to
years. but he says that he would not
be afraid to walk out with such an aid
as the new lights.
The Nighthawk Club, an organiza-
on the Washington express and con-
sequently they want to have. the
lights burn rlutil after they get home.
In addition to having that Wonderful
supply of 1.800 fine heads of cabbage
at his \l’lnulpauk farm. Ed Schoon
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Boston. Portland and other points.
The Misses Harriet and Louise 8co-
from a visit in Delmar. New Jersey
mowed his. family into the William
Slothkey place in Westport, which he
has recently purchased.
A horse drawn hand—organ relieved
the monotony somewhat in Main
street. Darien, yesterday afternoon.
The instrument had a wide range of
tunes. In fact, it played about every-
thing from it Trovutore to the Bird on
Nellie's Hat.
Mrs‘. James Hindley, Miss Lucy
picture of the party. The event was
greatly enjoyed by all. ’
A nine of clever young baseball
players of Stamford beat. the ’l‘okeneke
team at Durien Saturday. 12 to 6.
Frank Rich the Stumford‘ High
.1'
Miss Theresa Hoyt has retlned
horse to Darien from a vacation trip to
field have returned home to Darien
Miss Lucy Jacobs. who has been a
snonidils smut! m a dainty
snow white. one it one MW"
eolaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you our stopped to consider
cherries. honest and reliable.
,
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 7,
will. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
of buyer street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. m.
CityNationalBank
. court-r Nonwstx, CONN.
massacre . assent. fissure
“grunts.
night,
for New York. Secretary ,Newber’ry
made {report to Mr. Itooaevrh't 01‘ tho
manoeuvers of the fleet i, wltlch the
volunteer naval men from six states
took part at Gardinpr' a Bay last week.
The president was pleased with what
Mr. Newberry told him about the per-
formances of the naval reservg. ‘
M
left Oyster Bay tin's morning
temp t within one mile of Cape Grisnea.
on ii a- (control France, because 01 ill
adve rse tide. Burgess entered the no:
or at Dover yesterday morning and in
spitr r of the rough sea and the currents
which carried him miles out of hit‘
courrse. he remained in the water fol“
twenty hours and eleven minutes: He
was. still strong when he gave up This
is true sixth unsuccessful attempt Bur-
.‘gests has made to swim the chs . ;,
w .,-i W
A resort on b‘ Th agate wd.
:39 ’t as aho it hot Hg'hiihfli managers thfxsgme.¥ir‘lgirl atf‘mé. if: .irfiggm ,2? :1?“ 9h the navy, and Charlea‘Sheldon, who girl; gluingliiiihflii’h hy1 by TBW: t Dr and Mrs. Moefarland have “if
unity of dross are used "And the in East Whington street. onenigh ~ of the at. lawnson the main street. "3‘9"!” ”93‘“ 0’ the I”-"”‘d°m over gens was compelled to diefixgeil- iii urned from a tad) weeks “WWW r ‘
Mr. and run-.3 Ollitiltio Allen, of Com;
posireet. are entertaining relatives
from Woodbridsa. r
l
buziiieesang‘etlIn 'A. h'eiddtheir annual
’3 yes or a afterno
tn the library ~oudimrlum. y 0“
The Westport grunge has accepted
an invitation to visit the Norlhiieitl
grange in the near future. ; «
CHOPPED BTEAK.
YARD TEL- 45-2. ,
LINCOLN ROOFING. a super.
ior fabric roofing, warranted
22 Washington Street.
.4, tile, 2 for 25o
. South WNorwalk.
I)”
usually hot one. that there has been Miss Louise Scodeld, of Dorian. has how HII ‘-
. , deli tf ll coma}: lost it . .. , Michael Mo‘ on: ink, ohm
practically no let up to the beat all been 9 ngcnged to teach in the lairiicld be ,0 hsv‘eh 3‘sz ‘3‘,” manning: a, ‘ ; trolley conductor lbtll.’ :0! oferPIiIlal
summer. Center hoot during the earning year In your nrstnnn r, 9 a, l 286 C88 dolphin. is wislting Moods in town. w;
, .""' "'" "' . lag apartment or our toilet . mm
Herbert V. Corn has embarked in James Bates and son Huvey have or id s ROUND STEAK .........1sc ' Th i .
the contracting business for himself returned borne to Darien from a sev- m’fl‘hgfl 3:33:03: $11.10,?“ N ' IHOULDIE ‘TEAK’. ""‘7. """" 12° Whic: lvg; it: .55:."‘;1.*‘.°,’,.“:“’, 1832:"
and has several contracts on hand. oral days' sojourn otltocltawuy Beach. w. will HWYWVW lIflMW . LOIN OT: K ........ ............ 18c month irus bu,“ in denml‘lhm l
Jacob Josem was a visitor in New lie has been in the employ of Leslie “—44; plumbers u. “rm“, competent ID :gagog'fia'r HORST?” 10c toiioc ed it y 1’03‘9011‘
........... .;
Rev. Warren P. lA/rnlr-rs conducted
Die the latter‘s shop in Seavlew ave guest for two weeks of Mrs. James
m
Mrs. Alfred Dunn. of Belt i use. Mr. Carr is now at work on the Hiudley. has returned home to Break 0 E R. ' Rl LAMB CROPS ------ 20° . »
went to Ridge‘r yesterday 3,31,“:3: construction of a house in High street. lyu. RAG ’ . N , , L N LAMB CHOP“ ' l' ' 25° flirty? $.31: 2",, racing?“ 0'
"0“” Mi“ WW"- ‘ tcoausa mm AND was? an. a , Sunday evening. ”3 5 "l
William Parker, of Darlen. has J W DC'DGE __
The small barn width was recentl
built at the new rtfsidenf'e of Charles:
Mills. Jr.. in Greens Farms, wits dos-r
’ troyed by “1'0 Beimral days ago.
The Hatch & Barley Co
SOUTH NQRWAUK, CONN.
-—.__.,,
The annual picnic of the Con
gregan
tionur Sunday School will be held.
Wednesday Air gust‘19 at the local
grove of Repr‘lesentative William Al-
ha...
Dr. Worcrrster Beach. and dau
ghter
Mls Laura Beach. have returned if;
' tionflrf East Norwnlk youngh mill. is Jacobs. Miss Mabel (lands, Miss Mary 6 Westport Afters tour of two years in
Mrs William Josem has returned awning the decision of to ghts Fedette. Mrs. Anna Williams, of Lu‘llbe vv kf E l'yt; I" Euro e tam
home from Greenport. L. l. where 5m, committee on the length of time the Brooklyrr Miss Clara Scofleld and Nomalk StBlleOfllCO. .. I an or Off ve I g movepto! flWyéxsttrlvilaqrfitri. the lly will
ails beeuka guegt of relatives for lvi'gthhts‘atre‘ t9). birki'it burning nights Misst a, apatiia folter. 9f Dgrieri Annlngd Imlth, c.¢. Minimum ' ' " ._...___...___,
ree wee a ll ores ar y a n 5 passes open 0 lies ay a ear _‘ree out. ”'3'. at"; lldll ‘ , Thr
but that several of the members of Bathing and sailing wore the features ‘ 1 n. t " from a Pigge to a Palan e ner.,§,f.::,",p'f,'yf§ 2:13;]; Vgeetport fire
the club come back to Soul Norwalk of the day. Miss Lucy Jacobs took a I) \J r ”A. state' convention “‘0," ”(if e{gs it: .
MILL Tar; 46-3
, SPECIALTIES:
' LADDERS, ordinary and exten~
sron.
Norwich: Compo William Welsh del-
cgn‘tc ll. Lirrxweiler alternate; Vigil.
cm. J Burke. dolcgnJe,’ Peter Mourer.
alternate; Pioneer, Michael Cleary.
deiegut e. ,
BASEBALL nevus.
y
, quested to attend. ever has settle potatoes that are win- school pitcher, struck out too of the _____.. i ,' ‘
here. Some of their; are I“) large. ‘in Tokeneke players. The Stamford team , CAPITA - ,5. for eight years. . i FIR CUTTER two sizes. ' Yesterday’s SE; a“ It It i
Attorney Leo Dan; and mum of fact. that they in g t can i )e m s was composed of Albert Weed George 1 r ,. . E _ ‘ ague u a.
Rowan street have r-cturued rig“... taken for boulders llut still Ed is not Smith. George Swanson, George Hal ‘ 00.3.10 ”TAP PAP R’ 1' 2' and 3 ply. SASH WEIGHTS M‘CORD Urldst'DOI'tNéw Hemp no mm g .
,from a sojourn at Delaware Water satisfied with tile spuds. lie is study- pin, Albert Toma David O'Keefe. OURPLus—fi AND PRONTO. T ~ ".N 3.4V“ done Getaways premetly at “F”- ; . - At New Britain—mew Britain. 6:} ’
. Gap. in Pennsylvania ing the brand. lately launched. which Frank Rich, Ralph Studwell. Max .173 50000. I Waterbury. i).
‘ grow on bristles instead of in the Mernstein. _ ' - E' .. . . , . » .— t‘ M HOUOkHHOIIOke. l: Merlden. 0.
sowm H. MATstsON.Pr-u. WW‘ foi’ilt rflartfoiflksmhgfleld 4 HM“
The Sunday school of Christ Clmich
will hold its annual outing at Roton
Point tomorrow. leaving the Sunday
‘ school at 10 oclock n. m. '
The oystermen continue to be very
much elated over the appearance of
the oyster set and thus far there
have been no disturbing signs.
attends daily to his shoemuklug host for some time. The case was broullhi Jumm m. m J.Walllco MIN". 3
it Elliotf lgorwalkisup to the times with lies: ion thel bridge, and it: Midlilion before Juztice‘ William H. Willmott. Christian 3w...“ John H. LION ‘ I: ”SO34 (Called. seventh inning, dnrko
. s a t- herman. Bryan-Kern buttons. to ,OIll: a “if“ amount 0 0‘“ n r r., 0 to ear as. F" H' ”I. I r . (new
“1689,th implements of the cam- work makes “pm-u] do“... "am 0 ' d R II. 1 . . Eyes Elammed Free: Yesterdf Iy's National Leitue' “Habits;
paigu are being pushed hard as ever. children‘s shoes every month. in ad- The management of the Buried base- , t At Pittsburg -— Pittsburg Boston
dition to all this Mr. l’artrick finds ball team ls considerably mystified es WALL eraser. ~ in! NORWALK - game Mime“, "9‘ 8mm"
George R. Van Alstyne. who is 0,11 9. time to frequently Mite interesting over the failure of the Criterion Club . ‘ l A L St Louis—New York. 8: 8t.
ia“._ois 0. (Game called in sixth inu- -
g, cruise to Block island in the Elsket.
will sail for home the latter part of
. the preaeut week or the first of next.
Mrs. Jennie Conuov’er has returned
home to New York. after a pleasant
two weeks‘ visit with Mr. and Mrs. M.
S. I’artrick, of the Washington street
" bridge.
. born again." in the evening, he s oke
-.'_ A very interesting and instructive from Matthew 22: 42. “What thin ye Neil Thompson has resigned his 90- 5'1““. ‘ "1: Company. has been sin-min an a
meeting or the 1;,pwmm League w... of Christ?" The speaker is a young cities with 8. M Allen, the Dorian ‘ , [postal clerk in the somh‘ Marital):
that of Sunday owning led 1,, Dr man of much promise and both of his druggiat to take a position in a Bridge- HOT WATER .. The lace I l t post emce.hlr~1{__wpxmms been a
:gRussell Morgan. Next Sunday' Mrs. sermons were clearly and earnestly de- port drug store. Mr. Thompson, whose ”13‘ , p 0 50 r! 18 at .- n K \alnable and cohsbicb. loll'i Clnplo‘wg
Greenwood will lead. ' llvered and made a most excellent top home is m Strau‘oyd had been connects .. . . . - r , _ . of the company, Whiz 1 will miss his
: -———-——- presslon on his hearers. There were (Id with the Allen mug more for ten GAS FITTING serlches .. ‘
_ The E. A Club will play the Iudr lapse audiences present at both ser months. and during his stay in Dorian e Hershfield & Son '60, s ’ ..._
pendent Baseball Club Saturday after vices. made many 'mend. who regret, to learn . , WW . v, , ,9
, noon on the Oyster Shell ground. Al -———-—— or his change, but wish him every suc- Till. Slim 3"“. “PP“. . , ,‘
.50. Sunday morning they will plm u The members of the Dory Club are cuss Mr. Thompson has been sues. . , TEL. I“. 1!! WATER .1. ..
,5Nlnuipauk team in the afternoon. talking yet of the coed time they had seeded by Fred H. Smith, who was for- \L m 2h":- >--» 3 i Shoes R
‘The meeting of the East Nor-walk
9 light committee at the. ureter genera-
tor house in Seavicw avenue. this
evening. will be held at 8 o'clock. A
diumbcr of matters connected with the
service will be discussed.
The work on the Advent Christian
_ delegations
LChurch in Van Zandt street will on Northport. when the Entou‘a NECk bro and he fell 0 the ground. sew ,. ‘ , 1,1. v-.. .. .
. doubtedly be completed this fall It team. strengthened by the addition of oral et below. He was picked up are . i arriages, agons, icyc es and ,;Le‘i'§“:§5 F‘M‘fiofifi'flfl-‘Iy
,_ Ara . , m or ' 4 - ., -
3717 would have been finished by now, ex-
cept for the fact that the giving out
of the contract was delayed.
The Epworth League and the Phila-
hea Class will hold a lawn party on
he parsonage lawn, this evening.
here/fill) be a musical program and
, :frefreshmenta. If stormy. this gather-
].‘ing will be held the next evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy, of the
ashington street bridge. will go to
,Dlew York this afternoon, to attend
hn‘engngement party, to be held this r
'j...evening. One of, the parties at later: . iplnyed next Saturday. The score by “1800008. ' ”' , J ~1‘ELEPHONE CONNECTION. ' ‘
jigbst is a second cousin of Mrs. Levy. Miss Lillie Cullen, of East Norwalk. tinuings follows: Japanese China in Cape, Saucers. . . *
if. ‘ was a Sunday visitor in town. Delaneys ...... 5 0 2 3 0 3 0 1 0—15 PIMES, etc. \- ‘ . _ . . ‘
f The Rev. C. K. Woodson and party ' ‘-————-——~— Dnrieu Juniors 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 0- 7 Painters' BMW". .. L . ° . 9 ~ . o
.. b0 are on a four day;' fishing party Russell B. Budd. Jr.. has taken his W J dd d Old C p y Leh gh
boat “Wanderer rv.n to. WEST NORWALK Good ready mixed Paint, 31.25 per e 0 an am an S I“
meet. to get as. far east as New Lon
M can possibly will reach Block Is
land. The limited time makes the
teaching of the latter place doubtful.
Slowly butari‘i'ely S. J Ay res' new
i p iscom g on toward completion
law a e. Mr. Ayres has not
Spell! for Themselves:
QMNtMikK . 25c for the proper development and exer- . . l. r _ . ‘
. . clean of the members. The; association. ville avenue, Danbury, is spending .‘ J1 . i fifty .
”3.6M“ MN """"' '2“ while young. is growing strong daily. seyeral days at Pine Point, Belle is- W“ m 33 ‘6th Milli sucet’ 80“ “hank ’
0‘". 'n‘ u I. .............. 25¢ from the interest muttested In it A [and ‘ .‘__ .. .
. tel-Koo. armour. steamy _
a .
ground, and thus the back breaking
digging is done away with.
M S. Prtl'trick, oi' the Washington
street bridge, is it good example of
- what steady. simple liting will do for
Though over seventy y'eais
Pnrtrlck looks at least lif-
really is.
a man
of ago, Mr.
teen years younger than he
poems.
Rev. Charles E. llenedlri. paste.”
the New Canaan Methodist Episcopal
church. preached two most excellent
”sermons. Sunday, in the Methodist
church. of liethel. His text in the
morning was from John 3: 7, “Marvel
not that I say unto you ye must be
on Long island. Saturday. They went
over on the .“Hope.” starting at 6 a.
111.. and the first procedure was the
baseball game with the Eaton's Neck
team. when) they had arranged to p
The. East Norwnlkcrs were victo one
by the score of s to 3. A big dinner
was served all hands and in the of
ternoou both Went to
Chick Keons in the box, and with.
Louis Banks and David Nash also in
their lineup. won. The boys had been
served with dinner at the White
Quartz House at Eaton s Neck and had
a good old fashioned supper at the
Quinlan House. They did ample jus-
tice to both repasts.
--To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters
the great system tonic and builder.
ROWAYTON.
racing cat
Great South Bay to keep her there for
the balance of the season.
Err—Commodore James A. Farrell run
his yacht "Eolis" upon" the south bar
of Round Beach. Saturday evening.
when coming from the east. and had
to abide the rising of the tide.
Engineer George W. Raymond is tak-
ing a few days’ vacation and much
needed rest. Post cards received by
The Adelphian Athletic Association
held a business meeting last night;
Among other matters considered was
the purchasing of an entir‘b new outfit
whole lot at the ginger put into its
young body is furnished by the Rev.
Ernest Bysshe, who enters heart and
soul into the proper development of
the young men.
The improvements around the
grounds of the Third Methodist Epis-
copal Church are about completed, The
Make are laid in cement and are of
the but in quality and workmanship.
i
Papera'were served yesterday after.
noon by Constable John Finch. of Dar
lennon some Italian men residing in
Newton, charging them with keeping
a disorderly place. Complaints have
been made frequently that lights go on
all day Sunday in this' place and the
prosecuting of it has been in the works
baseball team, of Bridgeport, to show
up iiiiturday afternoon. The orange-
mom is inclined to think that someone.
unauthorized. sent word for the team
not to come. Previously they have
acted anxious for this game. To settle
the matter a letter was sent to the
Bridgeporters yesterday. asking them
why they stayed away Saturday.
merly employed there.
Arthur J. Wood, a well known Dal"
ten carpenter, is just getting around.
again after his severe accident in New
Haven three weeks . when he came
close to losing his life. Mr. Wood
was working on the construction of .n
house in Goff etre t, when a scaffold-
conscious and was hurried to the New
Haven Hospital. where it was found
that he had a broken rib and that his
right shoulder was dislocated. ;
The Delaneys, of Stamford. journey~
ed to Darien, Saturday afternoon and
played the Darlen Juniors in the sec-
ond game e .a series which these two
nines are ylng. The Delaneys won
by a scored 15 to ?. Bitch Mertes
was effective and Smilard did some
excellent work behind the hat. The
deciding game of the series. the Dar-
.lens having won the first game. will be
Rev. Mr Downers. of New Haven
will preach in the West Norwalk Uni
ion Chapel, next Sunday afternoon at
3: 80 Oclock.
The many fri ride of Harry Fillow
are receiving a uv'enir postuls from
Atlantic City. New Jersey, where he is
employed with the large construction
company Which erected the Catholic
Monastery in this place. He willp
bably iomaln there throughout the
Harry H. Morris, of 59 Garfield’avee
nue, Danbury, has been at Belle Island
for a fewdays.
, ”‘0'
Joseph F Costello. of 12 Mountain
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MISS 'IOOTE'I IMPROVED.
th. commander
y of the United
tion of Miss E
of the‘ fislvatlolt
i
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vlcwrss.
F$EDERICK H. ROWAN, find Vice
WILFRED BODWELL‘, enabler.
' orrtzc'roas.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Kna p Samuel Grumman
O.B.Ja
PLUMBING.
‘9'
“-383 WW W» m
T39~..°"P'.?".“" m
Square White Glass
F Jars
Look nicer, clean easier, pack‘
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass. .6, ...'...,.’;. .
Wall Papers
Crockery, Classyiare, Housefurnlsh-
‘ 1
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixturol.
10c.
Window/shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
Opslolan, . » ‘ .
Everything'in theOpt‘rica'i Line.
‘ckson,x.
Horse
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming?
and Sign
Factories and Repositories—Send: NorWalk and Stamford.
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within or! AND pastes m
res FURNACE. .
Cross Creek and Upper Leiugh
Fair. Cooking thuge and Self Heaters.
Tel. Con. . ,
WARfiAW,Ind.,Ahg.10.—The condi-
and col
hie-Con Mace following her address
um slght. was improved today In
hangout friends she started for her
home in New York city.
States. who we‘- overcome by the heat
sad at the Winona Lake Bi- .
"L
valid :8: a H. Green- Trad.
ingttn engine Aslsfor'thsm. ~, ..
soars NQQWALKi
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00ml robot tor would on. set-rue
. As we do not salty over any
”is ersowe mark it down very low ‘00
33 Bullet»
No.5 2 Nutfil'nbilipet Ten, dehvered mmellar
The Fans Cloak and Suit House
. Clearance Sale of Ladies Suits, Coats, flights
Waiits and Dresses.
I‘M
lie
Sale; in Both States
”Sir; $9! ”WHMIN
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Goods
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Lettering
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S 'i St " relatives and friends show Mr Rayi winter. “1.5:“ m, .
. lie mend at Matteawan, N. Y.. when last “Mil?” Parlors gig-Cb
hart o s . heard from. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. L C Lady Attendant. “lot-i“.
"'""' 37 Wa‘nhiflil‘ll stress Glen and 'Mdflefir
" dolphin. 2.
,‘ billed. .
. the Eastern Underwear Mnnu actu1-‘
up; Prpnwtly Attended.’l‘o.
Frederick H
M 80 MAIN 51'}, «BOTH NEW
Yesterday's American League Results.
At Boston—~—I)etmit, !; Boston 0.
At New Y p.01 ‘
“wk! 1. on evelsnd. 5; New
At Philadetphra—lsr: Deals, 2; shun.
Calle
tenth) R. d, darkness, in the
At Wash’ thatch-«Wakirlhgton, 4; Chip
lug. rain.)
At 1Chic-ago—-Chlc'a,grro, 83’ Philadeli
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APboiNTso POSTAL CLERK. ‘1»
A. D. Key,worth whojor the pas
two sears has been in the employ of
listens brill by $1.”
.,,. .. frmmdl‘mxr"?
Machine| Work and General Rep
w
39 MAIN ST., NORWALK
Attendance all hours I find? slight. ‘
UNDERTAKER. "1.. i .
erchnn‘dise from one season to anoth-
and be osrjvlncpd
P"
a: a: no a. shoot.
m ... I‘Wiihxr W'iih
Monarchgiluordhop, ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler