301M forget himself as to commit an
.4, .11
like picture (though
for several washes) in
each 'plackige of
Laundry Blue
No bother-wit (tomes in muslin
bags which you simply sliakt'
under the water until it is the
right tint.
No waste—the unused blue re-
will 8 3n the bag ready to use I
(“Try it next
.. ”Iii iflm‘m ‘ '1
“i Ink 0! 90* 'Irncer' I
,‘M 111mm: mum. 115! ton
One authority—m says that lemons arc
as good for brightening the eyea as
1he3111rc for clearing the complexion.
Neari) every one agrees that- they are
i1eulthy..
The irish crochet lace: and the on»
chat buttons 11111 the favored trimming
,for the all linen gowns all Well 08 the
linen toutand skit-t soils.
The Vogue for. the red coat 1101.11.11.11
and motor wear is almost as strong
among grownups an it In among the
little folks. But only the woman with
fair and beautiful
adopt it.
One of the very newt-181 ideas in an
ranging the :httonmbilt- 3oil is to Hi"
cure the Oriental tuibuu 9111-11. A lit-
tle practice. will 11111l.t1 one 1"01'3 skii-
t'11l. All that is 11(111dt'd is an llluatrrr
tion of a native 1101111ng hits charac-
— terlstio hcnddreaa.
, I if one has been motoring a consider
. .. .+.- able distance in the day or evening
- FAVOR filliNORI’TV ‘UTiLlTiEs BILL with her (nee unprolt'ttcd from inset 11.
REPORT. and ri3l1111, particles, however unton-
-. ,HARTFORD, Jul3r Hair—Tho State 1.t iotrn she may be of the injury that, Is
Dualness Men's Association has 111-
amid a printed circular to tho mem- unvaro the 11th day that it has bet 11
her: of the general assembly lat-e- wit no. To pit-vent all this and make
‘-, yard to the puhilc.’ utill‘llch' hilla hich riding that as much a pleasure :ra (5321'11.
,pr'der, of the day in the acn-
ola today 111 iii o‘-.clorl(
with guys 111 1111111.:
"The State Business Mon‘ .11 Asaocla- i
lion ~hoped that you ‘il comically
suppogtbthcl public utili i
0011 0 y tie minority of the apeeial . . .
oomililttoe or if 1011 cannot do so. (:(ggood for 14111111 tlmt 3‘,t11 and in but
that you will at least vote agairul'
‘ the bill submitted by the majority. i
The circular concludes: "The 1111- too iotmc
oatmeal, of the minor'lt3 bill will he .1 It i i
atop forward; the enactment of ’tllti , ," 5“,” 111111 11111113 “'“1 1‘"" ‘
9“” bill will bc ,1 step backward itmptrarht 111 arc you (touch 11311111 int
2;, an 'a‘t'ulamit3 to the 1111110. We earn-
eatly ablbcit your (awful and studious Th“ Ammll'd“ ”Km“ “I” ”l "1 "" "' "”
”mama“ of those bills and your isaue 15111111011111 the drinking of hitttr
”film“. both In the “em“. and on milk as a cure tor lirtrcasiug and 1111
1
nil harm.
Of course lllL‘ empire effects
0908883 licaltht‘ul plumpnoss and tells how.
_ 1 root l1 should ho (11': Ink in 11 (1113 bv 1111.1
. MLDIERC MUST NOT RAiD OR none of varying 33'.t1lgirt14.'i‘he ist'hctlulc-
CHAR DS. lruna from 2 l-t'. quarts l'or
HARTFORD .lulv 3,, --—In an 01“th1 (weighing 145 lbs. to 3 Hi quarto for
1118qu by Colonel liickey to the bil‘st one who tips the 1:1 11'11. 111 "iii 11111.
11111111 ,.C N. (1.. it'lalivc to the an-
nitri‘l'
upon fruit raids in those.
"Orchards ritual not be entered. Sold-
iers must not sit on oi damage fences.
Fruit. trees moat not he interfered
with. in fact We should show the
people that the man in uniform in
both a soldier and n gt'n.llt1mtlll
Should any member of this command
111..)31’lht13'nro evidently put on tacin,"
the mirror. and from this point lht3
appear all right. but thr- sldo viow is
tin:- onc which tells against them. ’i‘l1-1
crown of a hat was originally intondod
to be worn nvcr tho head, and that i1;
whero it looks beat. '
Automobile. tircbslng po1it'i'1ts 1111'
rapidly suptrsotiing all itiutllotl rcdcp
t.1clca,sa3'1; the Now York l'lbrultl. as
ihcv not 111113 hold an amazing: amount
of luggage. bill may ho crowdcti into
a surprisingly Silltlil space. They are
made of 1:111 111' atom1 gin-13' \valtu'prnor'
iitoir'o.lt1atht-r Hood and strap handled.
ot' khaki rubber proof material 111111:
lish 11i;:=1]ti11.patt1nt icathcr runaci or
black. alligator and genuine wulr'ua
slain. While. club. kit. Oxford and
Gladstone baits in real 3311111115 akin urc
dmuucd criceodingh smart they alt‘
rather difficult to haridlc,wltt13eu13 (lit:
oblong ~111apt ti leathci lincd ni'ckot
dressing bugs: are wonderfully light of
31' iglit, (‘ttpiiClOllS and the Von latest
d vice {or holding motoring luggage.
CASTOR IA
.1101- Infiutt: and 01111611011.
Illa Kind loll ‘Iiata‘lliats‘ Bought
”W“ “’C 8%
Signature of
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Why not join one of the popular
personally conducted tOurs taming in
the near future. Next party to liiock
inland Sutur'11di3, .lui3' til: next tour to
White Mountains Monday. August 2:
the Nova Scotia. tour Monday, August
2. and the Niagara tour of August It.
Names: for those. 'pnrliok should lit:
booked at once as nuurbcr 331“ be
limited. For "l‘he New 1‘ .ngland ’l‘oiu'
int," describing all t'outs call on ti.
W. linri it. at depot or illli“llt‘.‘lS, ’l‘ht1
Recreation Tourist Company, New lip
iren
unsoldieriy or ungcntlomunlv utt
against person or proptrty along out
line 01' marwch lie is hereby warned
that Just and propor punishment will
be piloted out to him swiftly and
surely.
Hotel Mahackerno
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
'vloe and quinine Up to Data.
1,58 per day' Ind upwardu.
World General Information Ticker.
Sunny Dinners, 75ers...
RAIEROAD AVE. 80 NORWALK.
_V_,iGr'egory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALKV.
my.
Dinners and All Kinds of V
Food Cooked to Order
n 112.11.111.01...
Funeral!) Dlmldr
“will rub
it"
Superiority
, Wt; rest our reputation on ltm'
'uoellonoo. We take all man»-
ntr 0t c‘nro that It I: the bum
' leaf' imported to start with. than
‘ we devote extra time and calm:
to its packaging, sealing It 00
, that It rot-inc all in original
.» delicacy of flavoru. it to from; '
1from the soil of handling and
-,:dmol to you in fine “altar-rt
. condition. ‘ '
SixtyC tits aPound
Iran'i' annexe 011nm 1' .
11...", 81101111
011' the...
par sons 1
Not 111113 in thoatrc hoxc s but on tit-1'
uty (our special straw is laid let't‘l ~1t‘\ti\\\’llt 1111 33(1 ace 111.1 hats'
1 m..«...... ..
iii 1111111311 11111111 .111 1111111 iii 1111111
11 111111
( (Continued from First Page.)
cmupicxion will,
ht- dug done :11 the time she is painfully ‘
,t'harii' .'ll)ll doth-1 and oflloea."
mlttdt‘n
95 5‘" I"? lgonns are on tho 131111111,l1ut ”193 will' health <13 salon or
.uinnirm
{1111111
ipitt3 that 11111111111110 1ol:tli3c to Sun
words: l\vitli largo crowns not so for back on 1;,
the hood tl1' it their lines arc 1.11111th3 1pi1111.~'.t1
Nihl‘attr'li 111 .100 yards. .
1'13
, 1111,: the Bnucrol‘t thatch. although ton
'graelg Now, Eh
opposed any change in the prement law
of Sunday observance. were Senators
Luther, Goodwin. Fenn, Abbe, Middlc-
ton, Allyn, 11.111.111.111... Peck. Brim»
made. Eililmun. Reed, Buruham,
Barnes, Turn-01' and lilgglnfl-
Several 8L 1mm, including Mr.
Silica of North H113 (111 made apeechcs
with reference to the bill.
Practically the entire Houston of the
Senate was occupied with tho (lit-11.11111-
1111111 of the Sunday luw. Senator l.at.l~
urtt' reported the bill for the ludiciar3
committee with a very able presenta-
tion of this subject. He said that thin
hill defiant! the civil Sunday for the
tirat (into. The legal difficulty with
Sunday laws has born that .there wus
‘not a (lolitliilutt of thc civil 'Suudn31-~
that Sunday was :1 religious institution
and that the courts are not directly
t'tarcernoti in il'e maintenance of re-
ligious irratiiutiona.
’l‘hc bill dctlucs the civil Sunday at!
'11 day for general rest and the more
convcuiout pt~1'.‘t.1'111'.trico of religious or
Olhor-
wish it did not tiilfcr so much from the
n 11'. ere is talk or 13 to 111k provlticd \1'1'1111311‘511'111 Suntim law in prohibiting all
the ctr- igoggiea that will cover the entire face‘actrular pursuits except work of accos-
urul law the toruplcvion auto from ally tn' 111(11t3',
or such as shall be re-
.1q11it'1d for tho Iuaiutcunuoe of public
preservation 111' promotion of
"is iictoanary for
11111:.1111111'ai 311ii‘nr'o of tho communi-
onc inndo on thtao lllltS hc .911er
that It has none- of tho wrappor tutor-1.
Which mam (7f them curry 3,. 1mm iaihic for tho court to go into the titroa
lib 11 oi 111c11nnil3 or lnci"t3 and to (it
ilor-iuint who: 33.1111 and “hat was not
111111.11 (11111111111 would make it pou-
,1.lt.-1tl (111 Sunday
St‘llil'llil' initimi'v wont into tht1 lic-
1"; 8111111113 law, starting at the
when tlitro was fiilt'li gcn ncial
‘ztl13'33'1rs 111'1'111151.r3 Ho 1111.! portions
,of and ticsrr 111d lllt' tlrat Sundav law
‘pusnt'd Ill l.'.’:3 ninth provlticn 11 (inc
of .11 (111111. (111' nonatit'ntinuct1 at
rliultli 1.1111"itt's and conduct! propit-
(to iht tr own lll' -11rt111 oihc. 3111-111 11111! to
1111111111111 11l1ui1111.3 illtlill’, I111. Ho trutcu
tho words not 111.5l13 or 11111r'yt' , whirl.
arc lltitl in pi.ittit11.ll31t13t1r3 Sundu3
1.3 in (h. i'nitcti Simon. hack to the
”'11t1tt1isnil3‘ or charity.“ which
nuts that used in the time of Charles
0111' Sunday law or 1722 was not
changed, tho scuator said. in any nia-
mini way until aflcr the civil war.
whon the population of (‘tlillll‘t'illflll
lind lu'coizit' nonicwhnl nilxcti Since
tlron there had boon 11011111 rolnxnlln:
to lit tho ctmdltiouu. but tho change:-
iu the population of Connecticut llfltl
bct'n such that it‘ our present law WM
not possible, of cutorccrucnt, that l:
was 11t'ct1saa'r3' now to'cutnhllsh {i chi
Eu day. “.1 rol'crrad.ut length it
So day baseball, which lit! naid ho or
hia children did not need and worth.
not. Intlulut1 in. but 33111.4 a boon to tilt
factory 31't1r'kt11' 1.'lll11lli)'t'tl six days 11
melt.
in closing Sonator Lallmor said lliu.
tho bill presorvctl the old not in all its
essentials. hut widened and broadened
it no that the courts may relieve hard-
ship as it in 11 bad thing to have. on
the statute books a law which cannot
be enforced llo said that It is 0m
0113ch to niakc Amer it'ans of the vast
number of foreigners who are poured
in on i111 and at) 3311 must create in
them a love of American institution;
which moat be just to merit that love.
Senator Form opposed the bill be
(11111511 it would permit of the introdut
Lion of amateur baseball in the sinali
country communities. evan though it
tlld not permit professional baseball or
111331 sport where an admission was
charged Senator Hurlt13 supported tht
bill and Senator Peck made a long
speech in opposition to it. the gist of
which was 11151 the workingmen are
not back of this bill, but the short pro-
motors. in all there was an hour more
of debate in which Senator Luther
took a promlnct part in oppoallion to
the bill, and it was finally defeated
by 11 veto of H to 12. ‘
91111111511 wan'varaams sHoor.
A Feature Today at the New England
Military "I'oumey.
WAKEFIELD, Mass. .luly 28.-—A
V ri'ilt: match for teams and individuals
of the Spanish War Veterans of the
oath-r1 country. in: first event of this
"kliltl ever hold. was a. feature of to
day’s competitiondu the New England
Military Association's fifth annual
tournament on the Bay State ran-go.
'Sevoral prizes were offered in this,
' "',niutoh including a bronze trophy proa
Seated by Major Walter S. Halo. past
conunander-in-chiet, United Spanish
War Vetormans and a bronze cup given
, , by the Department of Masddéhuiretto
' in addition to the regular re-ent
era (.0, the 1.51.1.1... of the ['0an
the milmftl’) Regimental team
turd 600381118. .
3i10u- there were 11.11.8111
il (putt 1101. one for New
lilult‘oudti. 600 yards. tho
(null .11- 2110 3.1.rds amti'lV‘
l\lti'..1ne New England
flirt the 11
tlivitlnul .1.
11131111111 11
i-i'pydtm (1
(ho (lovcl'
81%.”? 311
ego ihoasfiilea 011.11 mach.
'.'-y'ar min 11 1 agrango 1111-.
uglpud, militia teams fac-
tbe birtis‘. At 1111. range the 1100
0nd Connecticut team fln‘lshed in. first
place D3111 margin of five points over
tile ‘iixth Massachusetts team.
Limit Chaiies G. 11.1.31 8th Masai.
M..asnchuaott3.1and Chm. D. W: Won:-
0 possible 50
omeon'arrd doudn'aasiomi.
. -5 Weak.
wasuiud'i‘bn .i‘uly 885—1111;" D
soon ta admonish wont. 1111.011
far“ mil 1m“ Ito won 11' 11118111111131
1.1111111111111191. 111.101.11.115... ‘
iétlvv co “null I013 tut-a 311113.
11131101.! 31.131.111.111, Llov,
lllluolkr‘ fi‘lnié
‘ the only city 11 1111511111 ital
' 1111.11". 1.11th headway, any thatthe city
enmity 111111.11 George 11‘ 13.11.111.811. .
worth int Maine. each made (1 out of, “$8,,
1‘ ' titer 3,)th
1. 1.11.11.11.;1..1:1m.11i§nay little: 311,110
. 1111......
, .: Was tom'nw
ocr'nllc Confessional committed- 31111
, of Preiildvnt 111111111
. 11
WWM, EVENI
1111111 11111 1111.
A: Many a South Norwalk Reader
Knew; Too Wall.
When the kidneys are sick,
Nature tclla you all about it.
The urine is nature‘s calendar.
. infrequent or too (1 equeni. action;
llAny ur'iuaty trouble tells of kltiney‘
l s.
”Incan'a Kldnei Pills can; all kidney
South Norwaik people testify to this.
Mrs. S. A. Brown, 39 Franklin
Street, South Norwulk. Conn, says:
“it in several yours alnce I used
Dunn's. Kidney Pills but I remember
very well the great benefit 1 derived.
l had been annoyed for u long time
with frequent attacks of hackucho anti
aharp pains in my kidneys. 'l‘hert- wan
alt-to a frequent desire to pass the Md
11113» aot'mtiona and this wait an added
source of annoyance. Donn'a Kidney
Pills which i procured at Plulatcti's
drug store rolicvod theat- troubles and
11m in 1113' catimnlitm a valuable r0101»
ti3' anti out- that should he used by 03'-
ery ruffercr from kidney trouble."
For bllIO by all tit-alers. Price F30
cents. Footcr-Milburn (‘11., liuffalo,
Ncw York. sole agents for the United
States.
Itcmcmhor
lako no other.
the narnc-Doatrs~aud
NAMINd'TFrE aisnop.
An Explanation of the
Home.
The. Catholics. of 1111.. (1113', and in
fact, of filo wholo dint-(1111:, ui'c 111'. 11113-
pr1rplr1xctl ovt'r tho delay in t'lroorlrri:
a nticctrssor to tho Into liiahop Tlcrncy,
8113's the Watt'rluir'y .\,1uorit'un. it i.~.'
1111331 nino months Slnl‘t‘ the lamented
prolato passed away. and tho gcnt'ral
opinion 33111: that the 111133‘ ldahop would
ho announced shortly ai'lt'r E’antr-r, or
July 1, Eli tlio lutvnt. A prominout
mornln-r of tho cit-1113' ortplalnit tho dr-
lily as follows: '
"'I trill Soptiunbtt i or Ian! your tho
lulicti Slutt'; 31'.1~ tormiti. cd 11 111i:-
aluuur3 (-11111111'3. All 111i: i11111'13r 1131111-
tt'itn tondutt Hit 11 11t'1lr1111331lc11l l1'111l1
"Pits throng-l1 tho propnmndn. the
body that 11111,; l‘lllli‘fll‘ of all 111:1ttcr11
portuininn to missionary countriov.
:tttch 11.11 tilll‘llllillllt; hls'hopa, tilvidlur.
.liocoscs and so forth. A (‘lltlngo
Wt‘lll llllti 1"fi'1‘tt ‘.tllt‘r Si'ptt'mbt'r l.
whereby this country it 1111 longer con-
sidcrotl irtiasionur'y, but 11 Ht‘llill‘flll‘
congregation, nntlcr thc direct 8111
'1111‘3'i::11311 of tho Popt'. All business
pcrlulnlng to tho (llotorw lltlii since
been tlono with tho soverclgn poutii‘l'.
cntlreiy indcpt'ndcnt of tho propagan-
do.
“The now congrt'nutlon. of 1111111311,
had it grout «lord of lruaincis ion .on
lip hands, and tho. various tunitt'is
bud to bc dealt with slowly. The now
1rdt1r' of things in point: alum: quitt-
smoothly now, but cat-h auhioct Illllhl
be inkou in i1..- tui'u. 'l‘Iicrol‘orc, it in
not rcnil3 know 11 who 1,111- biahop of
Hartford, will ho named, although tho
opinion among tho Mority of clarity
mcn 50011111 to I19 that the new prolalc
will surely 1111 in olilm- by fall.”
Children Cry
' FOR FlETCIIER'S
C A§_I_Q_l3 I A
PIII’IJIAR IllilSEIlEIIIS
PRlM ROSIS'S MINSTRELS.
Gom'gc Primroso and his grout min.
stl'el company of comedians, singers.
111d solo musicians will be here for one
night only at tho now lioyt's Theatre,
r‘rltiay.'.lirl3‘ 30, with what is said to
be the most laughable and amusing
.lrogrum of features over toured untlcr
.lrc great name of Primrose. Amie Ilea-
llc. dramatic critic of the Chicago
News. had the following to 1133' of this
tplontild organization. “Promrosc
nundcd 111'. all a bi" surprise last night
1.11111 what I think 31 as the beat laugh-
ing show this old town of 'Chl‘ has on-
io3'cd in many 11 long moon. The wholt1
performance was 11. distinct novelty.
Dcllcioualy humorous. delightfully un-
rouvcntlonal and hnilt to pleat-111. it is
replete with bri' 1111 and with dialogue.
situations of a most laughtble charac-
er. tuneful and catchy music bountiful
sce'rior'y“ and splendid costumes. A
much quoted lint' throughout the per
formance is. it is to laugh and this
line suggests Mr. Primrdfies produc-
tion which has (1311r3 thing int oit pdss’i-
ble to (1.1113180. id‘fact the to nwas so
iast and furious none of us secured to
bind the intense heat, at least i didn't
for one."
‘ CHOLERA CAUSES PANIC.
ST. PETERSBURG.J11I31 28 —Di8-
(stitches received here toda) from P0-
Motsk in the government“, Vitebsk
from '31
"re the ohblbi'u 111111
Delay at
.I’oter slinrg 1
panic owing to the 111111181111.-
.131 o [the' unitary alimmmtmi‘ion and
I. o shortage of ph,3;0lcln1n~3.l1‘orlv
503 of tho tliaoaw are Ich" led tlailv.
limit to cope with 11111; situation thom‘
”are only iivc doctors, who are no (1111111-
whoimed 1.111. 31.11111 (had they are? oh-
liked to 11111118.. ”(1011' nor-vices Al
night hoar'ilnonlrin: scones 'are wit
nessctl at the physicians offices where
relatives of' the stricken“ fairly light
to secure attention, l801111131 stores have
been closed and all wellvtodo persons
are fleeing from the “city
‘ “Mug—.13.»...
MADISON STATION EU RGLA R-
the dime was pretty
backed. a(The ldib‘phdné
31 from its“ place and car'-
rlod outtado. .
Mgr“ Ttniyfiw '3” . iii:
alt
gonorail
III Illl Iiilllill Ill Slillll
BAUEBALL.
National League Standing.
W. L. RC.
' l’lttsburg ........... (ii 24 .718
Chloago ............ 54 28 .659
New York .......... 48 34 .5853
Cincinnati .......... 44 43 .506
i’hiladclphla ........ 39 ~15 .484
St. Louis .......... 84 47 .420
Brooklyn ........... til 3'15 .380
iloaton ............. 25 (it) .294
Vesterday'a Rosalia.
"08100.7: New York.1i (11111151111101:
New York. 8. Boater). 2 (second game).
Philadelphia '1'; Brooklyn. 0 (first
gnome): Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn, 2
(second ifamot.
St. Louis. 4; Chicago.
ni13ga,.darknea11l. ‘
l’ittsburg, .3; Cincinnati. l.
4 (12 in-
Gamu Today.
New York at 11081013.
llrooklyn at Philadelphia.
("inclrinuli at l‘lttsburg.
Chicago at St. Louis.
American League Standing.
W.
I.. i’.(‘.
ilt1troit.............'.‘l 2:
Philadelphia ........ fill :27
lloalon ............. (.1 4i
Clovolnnd .......... 48 39
(,‘llit‘ngo ............ i" 43
New York .......... 40 48
St. Louie ........... l.‘ hit
l\'nsliluglon ........ 2.‘ 1 ill
Game: Today.
Now ilnvcn at lir'idiroprn'i.
Now lirltnln at Waterbury.
Hartford at Springllold.
liUI)i\l\'“ 111 Northampton.
Yesterdays Results.
liritigc‘port. \\‘-,:1tt11"'l1ui3 :2.
New llavon, T; Noi'ihauiptou, 1;
Sprlupllcid, :‘.: Now liritain, I (first
gamer; .\‘o1.3' llrilaiti. 4; Springliold. 3
(second 311111111.
Hartford. .1;
"u
ll'rli'oltt'. 3.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L. I'.(‘.
iitilrnko ........... it} 29 .tIlZI
liarit‘ortl ........... ill 29 .liill
\‘1-13' ilritaiu ...... '1 ill? .341
\1'111111'hur3' ....... 1511’ ..'.:il
Springfield ....... 39 .473
New Haven ...... ilk 1H .462:
Northurnptou ..... All 4.3 .4011
llritlgcport ......... ‘17 ill .33.?
Games Today.
lionton at Now With.
l‘hllndclphia at. Washington,
Detroit at Cleveland .
Yesterday's Reaults.
New York 1:; iloaton ‘i.
lhtr'oit. :l (lt13'1..land 1.
Philadelphia. 5: l\asliiltfiitm... " tlirst
351111111: Philadelphia. .1; Wanhinpionfi
(second garlic).
Hyland and Frnyne Matched.
SAN FRANCISCO, .lui3' 23.~ Fight
lug Dick ,Hyland and Johnny Frayno
wcrc “ditched last night to fight twen-
ty rounds hcioro the Mission t‘iub
horn on the night‘ of August :30. They
will weigh In at 1:111 pounds at 3 p. m.
Boxing Boots in Indiana.
TEHRE HAUTE, ind. July 28.~—~'i'hl1r
cllyniay he immunofrom interfere-nod
with boxing bouts if the recent inves-
tigation by the governor counts for
anything. This has lcti Mike Schroclt
to announce that he intended to wipe
out the old decision held against him
by Tony Ross. The referee (1113's the
verdict in the recent built between
Schreck and Hart was not based on
the alleged foul which occurred, but
on the fact that Hart's seconds threw
the sponge into the ring.
Giant: After Rucker.
NEW YORK, .l11l3' 28.-—'l‘h(1. New.
to secure the services of Nap Rocker“.
the star pitcher of the Brooklyn (‘.luh,
it in said. and has offered 11 large sum
of money for hit-1 release. it in further
reported that Manager nit-Grow will
offer Rocker 11 salary of $7,000 and a
bonus of 1,000 if he wins twenty games
this your.
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8chneltzer for Brooklyn.
NEW YORK Julv 28. ~Preaidenli
Ebbctts, of the Broklyn National Club,‘
today announced that. he had secured
Pitcher Schneltzer. of the Lam-once.
0.. Club; Pitcher Vaughn, of the Mai
con Club. and Infleltler G. Smith, of
the Shreveport team.
Pittaburg Got: Catcher Bridges.
11111111511111.8111. .luly‘28—VTh0
Pittsburg baseball culb yeatérday no!
bounced the closing of the deal for
Catcher Edward Bridmfi or the North“
itmpton Club, of the Connecticut State
League. He is one of the ”two play-
ers iii this league to whom the local
tlnh aeoureti options a short time nzo,
Oiullclticr McCulrd,‘ of the New Br-lt
ain learn holng- the other.
FIRE AT WAREHOUSE POINT.
American Hotel, a three and admit
story frame building owuod by John
Mayo and occupied by him and his
famil,. was burned to the ground ear-
ly today together with a 111m and
smaller building. The caiise of the fire
is not known. The loss Which in com
ered by insurance. will be abnuthDOB.
raved;
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Barbonronr.1’mttv :8. Wiillam
' . Stdnton“.‘ Wild 'tdrot his fivlfewin‘ "'tllidt
breast 111111 the 1113111d
is ntcd to the (j; outbigtn Sonut‘d to try,
hind unaninpmuly at , .Angnat :l
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Mesa. club: Pitcher Dent‘ and Infield»
er- Redmond. o fthe Winston-Salem. Ni} 1
wanmwusu 11(11N't‘..1ui31 28$»‘l‘hc‘
A quantity of tohnoqo was. stored in ,
~ the barn and this also was dés’t'royed. ,
None of the content: of the 11.11am. ,
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1909.
Bridgeport Advertisements
[Bridgeport Advertisements l
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The Store close: Vat five o‘clock except Saturdays. ,
Cotton Poplin, 12 1-2 (its.
line quality and six‘shatlcs only for selection. T1111,
pink, light and navy blue lilac anti lotus. The colors are
31113 attrattivc and a1. is 131-111 1.11031 11 poplin 1:1 heavy enough
for coal suits or whole goons of the Empire or Prilltt‘b‘s
513' Ie. .
Wash Goods Section.
Danish Cloth, 15 (Sis.
There is a present fat] for making 11p Danish Cloth into
bathing suits. it is. very iirnrantl will stand a great deal
of wear and tear, and it looks vrcll in the water, ,Crcam.
navv blue, rose color and black are the favorites. 15c.
' \Vnslt ($110115 Scction. lower floor.
Women’s Silk H080
satisfactory, as thcy
This strengthens
Quite a reliable style. and very
have \3‘113't'1i cotton heels. solcs 11nd lacs.
11 the [10.111 just where the hartlcst wear comes. In black. white
and bronze. sizes 8 to lo.
V $l-35 :1 pair, special. ;
Chamois Gloves for Women
'l‘hc most practical of all summer gluten, for they wear
and trash so well. A good style in white or natural, fasten—
ing with one large pearl button, for $1.00. '1
A better grade with 13m l1ttttotrs,.lt111,1:t-r wrists, $1.50.
Chamois Gauntlets for driving or motoring. $1.75.
AlCOhO! Stoves. A uumlwr t1ftlilft1rc1it models
are shown this summer and very convenient they are, from
the small folding,r affairs designed for travt‘lcrs' use to the
larger and more elaborate styl'es for the dining table or
kitchen. The flames arc much larger anti more powerful
than the ordinary kettle or chafing dish lamp, anti more
satisfactory results arc obtained An interesting display in
the basement Furnishing Store. Prices from 25c to $7.50.
The ‘D. M. Redd Co
3111: more voun ATTENTION To .0011 STOCKS or nous AND
FLOOR covrjamos
Log Cabin Rugs
THESE SERVICEABLF} SQUARES lN MAT AND RUG SIZES HAVE
BECOME DESERVEDLY POPULAR.
Crex Rugs
FOR SUMMER COTTAGES Ag!) PORCH USE THERE IS NOTHING '1
BITTER -
1
Brussels Rugs
SPOPULAR AND OF MEDIUM CUT LOOK AT OUR LINE
OF PA'l‘l‘h‘KNs.
'Axminster Rugs
'riin BEST 1111111101“: RUG FOR THE PRICE 1N THE MARKET we:
HAVE SOME VERY DESInABLE PATTERNS.
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84 Washington 8t. - South Norwalk
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