H {me
{hunch unusual)
WRIT MOIIWALK.
--£-‘—
he: Food W to Older
my. connected ready for use,
in end has your broken:
. .mswa; do” midi“
Miter: trier. made.
lips Iihoiihfl. lon' II Pro-
one. .
noun, 8 ‘3 III fill 11.89
WM 811' II. lion-"-
sum evasion III-
' Option canons
August mail;— In
Iiir'e which broke out in - ‘
“hat 0! her father, Lewis H
I the harbor yesterday noon.
id apart hoslltal this
We 331% this more . , .
11...... and All Kinds of
“RA1TOQA SRRJ_NG8 “5.00 AND
Attained to your boiler will give you
W’wflér It tidy time and In any quan-
“I? code Gas Water lieut-
N‘ coll on In. Cmamt.
op ”cg-£16 to h ‘ ‘
snotll‘WllltII clo‘t‘li'éil
IILEA
'1 Wu round blocks is it with?"
enough for from foot trr‘ ti ‘W
Each blIIIlt III II muslin hag. to tie it
in, no bother hunting for It rag.
Grasp it by tbecur (don’t squeeze)
stir the water with it in the limits-Ii
‘ tint then let it dry out~
nothing loot. '
SA) to the uncut: "Bloodbath"
and stick to It‘.
: MIMI GUAMIIIIYII
STRIUCK BY TROLLEY.
Frank Zomba, ot Newlnoton, Prob
Ibly Fatally Injured.
INEWINGTON, Aim. (la—«Frank
Zulnbrin, of 497 Myrtle street, was
struck by II trolley our here last night
and probably fatally injured, Zumv
win was walkin on the trucks and
did not step aside in time to avoid he-
illtl struck. He was taken toths llurt.
ton! hospital.
The“ RWWTWS
.BLOCK l8LANn;I11.00—Three dny
. trips. SatIIrdnyI. August 2ist. 28th.
81 9.00—li‘oul‘ or six day trips. Mon-
days, August 23III 30th.
WHITI. M0 NIAIINS $24.00-Fi\e
days (lip, outlay, August 30th.
THE AUTMNAL TOUR ”lot—To
White Mountains. “loomed”.
September lhth. six days trip. It:
coIIInlodntions at line Sinclair H0-
Itel, Bethlehem. also includes the
flame ride.
soak NAIVlis EARLY was
The Recreation Tourifi Co.
I83 En: OrIogI IL. New Haven. Conn.
0r 0. w. HARRIS It DIpot.
Hotel Mahacltemo.
J. I. consort Mgr.
stvrcs AND cIJI‘SI'NiaUIi To an:
anus :2 PER osv Also uswmo
IceCream Freezerk l
f,“
i
. Pf‘gfliél‘T-D ‘
EUROPEAN PLAN.
MINI”. .
V
‘ of renewed rioilng today.
-: the Pittsburg and lake Erie Railroad
hundred or. more shots were tired
ballet through his left side.
mvfithrma
(Calllnfid‘lhthl m PIN]
l Unknown striker. check No. 718.
I shot in the body tutti" in module.
Georle Miihuuug years ‘I'M, and
fluids. striker; died from bullet wound
n ung.
Adam Gubernut 29 years old. 01 13
3ItIhuIIIl street. Schoenvlllo; shot (all!
t-IIIes died at Ohio Valie'y Hospital.
Trooper John C. Smith, 2i years old
of Mount. CII'Iml, Pas. shot in ion side.
Probably fatally wounded: '
Trooper Lucien Jones, of Morgan-
.l amnion. MIMI. not Ihrouxh the body;
[taken to Ohio Valley liospitul.
. ’l‘roper hut-tell Jones, at Morgan-
urwn, W. \'a.. shot in side and badly
stabbed; taken to Ohio Valley Haspi
tul.
Adolph Siuhi. 31 years old, striker.
shot through the left lung; taken to
Ohio Valley Hospital.
Mike Tysowsitl. 82 years old. striker
sIhoonviiie: shot tillee limos. taken to
Ohio Valley Hospital.
George Hernshka. 24 years old. em-
ployee of Blur Enamel Company; shot
through buIIlt; taken to Ohio Valley
Hospital.
Unknown workman. shot
will die.
Unknown Polish boy, shot with rifle.
Lesser wounded:
Trooper Georno M. Kilt-h. oi Colum-
lIls. Pu. beaten and stabbed in resist-
iug attack of mob; sent to Mercy Hos
pital.
Frank Hamel, striker: shot in
shoulder and elbow; IMCI to Ohio
Valley lloIpittIl. I
Mike Kursllinski. striker; slight iIui
let wounds in head; taken home.
Unknown llussiun striker; shot
through temple: taken away by slhlk
mt
in buck;
.loiIn Suter. striker; slight flesh
wound in or In.
Flunlt Nemath, striker, clubbed in
riot.
Shelli! (iumpert. oi Allegheny coun
(y, has sworn in half a hundred oddl
tlonal deputy sheritts III anticipation
it is not
unlikely that the militin (mm the east-
ern pIII-t ol'Pannsylrauis will be order-
ed to Pittsburg within the nest 2i
hours if conditions wurrant.
The rioting came suddenly and
without warning at the close of II calm
and peaceful Sunday.
About 9 o'clock strikers were seen
to gather at the Behoeuvllle, and of the
Donovan bridge, a vIuduI-t spsnuiass
tracks. Suddenly it was rumored that
a number of strike breakers were he-
iog brought from the city into the
plant. Pickstu were immediately
doubled Every ear that came from
the city was held up.
This pracedore had been sold; on
tori sometime When" I on carrying
O'Donnell was the tlrst to tall with a
Trooper
over his fallen comrade
Wmned lire upon the mob
in each hand Volley
volley wits Iret at him, but he
he‘ was
an II- stood
“:nt
all
'Iisr comrades fell wounded at his feet
soon after 0' Donnell was shot Troo
IrsWilllomI tell mortally
volltIIy and finally rolled over
lst'btlillt‘ do“l lie was in the de- '
renslve attack at the trooper: that
mat oi the mob. were shot. .
modem
4.
I» out his entire force at troopers
:' "like W.
72.th ,
Isl-yin
ttotlndl
with
ad: corporation's “that“. or M
*propertmwilhilgtihe lntrlhe me
‘ Bl‘ ill tnixht. MD
stree u 16 mfifilm and lanky“
Company were g;I
word of the hattie wracked, the chic: _
the co fistihula'r‘y. an be ordered '
As
In the alumni-ulna which clinched the
your for Norwoiit. -
menu; Shelley. Cunningham "Ind Law-
son; 0. Gibiin and Lin/son.
. . vowels“ ”NM disses on balls—~0i’t Valli 4. oil Mc-
m‘flA‘ terribly stmetl’an’d beaten alter sir dining.
9
aids
the game brou
(Continued 1.9“ rst Page.)
team got close, the Nbrwallts hammer-
ea out a eod‘pie‘oi’ uteri tins. olden ,
were naturism to put them altitude
the danger zone. Thle‘ linsl score was
8 to ii.
(ins Volt had
doing the pitching s In tor Nerwut.
had been in the III the
ol‘ the two prev it tloteo
with and ”chi-nun.
dozen sate ones. while DI
at little swirls rise-iota!» '
The visitors scored the first run
identification ehcclt for the first stop.
ov.eI ()n a sacrifice, built at (lllmur
its. he want to second. Then huh
Wont out on n grounder to that and
Lowior went to third on‘ the pity
Relschmun pill the bull nrettiiy out
into centeI field for a single. and Law
lor trotted holne, which event sent the
visiting delegation of motors into ac-
stacies
The Joy tor ilunbury lasted until the.
last hall of the third lnniu. when
NorwIlh tallied twice it Ipaneti
likt- this: Cunningham led o with u
sissliux grounder for one base, the
hall travel“ out iott new, way. Then
Mnny (.‘ahiil turned all one or the
urottiest two boon him M the season
to Ithe left Iieid line on which (‘IulI-
nlnzham went to third 'lbola Were
not outs and the session looked bad
for Dsnburyi but the tabled were torn-
ed vary consldalably when both Jim
mie Gibliu and Fred Smith went, out.
Kerr was then the. only nape and he
cettuinly made good. His hit otlt Into
left field sent both Cunningham and
(‘ahlll home.
The home delegation ten more Ite-
cure alter the (ourth innin when
Norwalk scored tour runs. 0! this
quartet. Kerr drove in one. Volk did
likewise tor two and one was due
to an error. Danbury made one nII
III the sixth on errors and two in the
seventh These Were helped out very
materially by errors but were actually
driven in by It single base hit by Bion-
son. For a time in the eighth it looked
surely that ilaubury would tie the
score but the home team pulled them-
selves together and were decidedly
iortunIte in holding the visitors to a
single run. This inning started all
bad. Volt girls; the am two men up
free passes to first. The scoring was
stopped by a magnificent right field
running catch by time Gibiia.
Patsy (lanai-shun drove lntwo runs
Deputy Shsril thirty iilslsr e The 800”: .---
SW .. TIT-b “WWII III“. . 1““. Ir" III? M...
urgo new-mun rv vI .- .
6 to 8 9- “1-9 500 we. placed at the motorrnan's band C l ha “b A‘“ :l' '2‘ 1;.0 1A "1'
and the car was stopped A crowd at unn “3 tn. ' ' ,I .
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75¢ “HEM “1mm”. am“ "A“: Jnai‘lblilgi. 3.”. ..... “.2 a 3 '1‘ (l) g
deputy sheriit lie was ' ‘I
me at; I” leave the cur instead. it in Wm.w he 3mm». t. I. it i i, ii 0.
threw back his cool and showed his K9" c. . é-J . 0
I TEL. C‘LI‘ Stu-D Skelly, 3“. . . . I . . . . I I. l l I 1 3
l' IThis was the W {or I tusilade oi V3330", ‘b- -------- i l I: 1:) g (1)
‘4. I. I . , ‘ _ slots. Exler opened Ire inroturn and """""" ;
I ‘.‘ I .' _ N" fired all the‘cmidzes in his revblver 9- Gihiin rt ------- ‘ 0 0 5 3 0
‘ hefoi’eh‘efloll flQ-Ihovorotshmlcr‘ I—““I'_T_’
CIWNQMM and bullreaht Thl: marinate and con- . Totals ----------- .le 3 12 37 1‘ -'
l ’ " ‘duetorpcedt iyow‘therorudl «' p I, _
I i IWTH NORWALK. DONN- teak it to the once or a phage“: In ~ '" “3' R H so A r
McKces Rocks. ‘A large n I III I , ‘
1MNFAGWACSN—1RAL “MING through his Impede was the direct “fig’m‘flsé """" i 11 (l, a 2 g
’ .uu—fl—Eu ‘ cause at his death. aiihough his headI "n i’. ' ‘5». 0 l I 5 0
and body were terribly mangled and Relichlnannmlb """ 5 0 311 0 0
’ illl‘nitsi krill"- III PM“ ”me“ by "“8“ “d "W" Sculiyc. 2'......III. h I II 5 I o
“W "VIM” Hardly had the. car bearln Exier's ' IIIIIIII Ir, 1 3, 2 1 I
bi?” TIMI“! ‘0: weanling”! 0m“ Hubert. 3b. ........ I i) 1 I I II'
“:1. “IT-I. I an tIe mob sghte Ian car In K IIIIIIIII 3 0 0 3 l 1
. ‘ MQIMOOWMII lproachins the viaduct- As the 08' hieo‘tififigm ....... 3 I 2 o 6 II
I‘fi‘ W'ofish neared the mob toImed ten deep _______
.Ivtqiid fgms‘s’f‘mk‘ S‘T‘T‘fmm‘mw" ’ Totals ........... 37 5112412 2
~QOWAN III. Iitb Jones. 0' )onnell lld .
mille- fimh' will Two. A’ mm “mm W ENgialltcsm b) '"3'3‘33 I o o 2 x 8
Wm Cub ey bed son on a inlet iuriough. A8 ------- ~ ‘1
EOLL'“ I" the mob boarded the car and mixed Daabury ........ 1 0 0 0 0 l 2 l :.
DIREGTORI iii: agriuctoh the' men arose to make ' The summary:
t I nl ~ .v lit.
its W Item Intent-I, rm began a i‘usllade in which live 5 °° “‘8“ K"" "“°" °
Sacrifice hits-Gilmartin. J. Gihiin.
Two base hits~Stonsou, CIhlil
Double plays—Kelley and Reisch-
Struck out—By Vollt 3. by McNa-
5 .
It.
Lot! on bases—Norwsihd 7 Danbun
Hit by pitcher-Lawton
Time of gamefgne hour, 48 min
umpire—Joe neat. 3,
Just Do».
not! bury tc
Eli-‘9: his I! legatlon
The special
they altered toms. tho oum'
whines drown. uIII- Iloh .t
WWMIIKIII Sachem "
n5 tho early. Sabbath. :fls
motors displsyed by
it?!) tomrds the strike”
s l
“maxim. being {nude thioh'rew I
I
.m It to qt a. m ’.
apotiiltt ndisllhfiodnfiluherq up. tog;
men
.Iistimatham
concentrated nous the Indian;
Snood «In»... is loin; lie-III
him trawler" dbiule
t”
til
can III III e Pittsburs Railway
while brick a
There were 312 people Ibourd. The
tlIIIII ‘
E55:
their“) tl‘lck‘ ‘oi’ nit at three errors
‘n-v—ngi
radio wi’as late him
5 a le to set owe it
rival of a train tor’y %e'km
to it “19qu - I
Joihhny CIhill did his best hitting oi
dI season Saturday afternoon. get
I M will“ Ihd I dn‘dbi‘.
Kerr of midterm winks: beer
bid: or late (or Natalllk II mk-
gtm ‘0‘ WM
III
. dun tel“l
in. line Haha
III e been held daily 0‘anqu 01 Its In-dsy. mph-fist WW fired Ind, slit United States at!” 001.-
‘In sum he au‘ than journey to tile two racism his sunflowers. ~ :ciIr'g are ”was; him... . . y,
no diatom but litany of men . rataryot or Die soul ‘ .
were torn and abruptly hatred and Yolk kept up III—mg nus III t. that,
Ital-ted in an op be three II. 35 I hitting "011:3; tfiW' lite!“ rived Int It km
worm the This de‘In'ésiIo'r otilIs boon. lie lsn sd'gi ails 'sItety puny wit can“. V.
stir kers. the “monk. at the mdabu- twice. ’Iecond or ”do Ohio ustiI
lir had or diitwk in
,Iofl‘fday's “31:“ “for did the
donut»
solidi-tilt” of
which was a satisfaction. too. for be
slow,
Both
who did the
pitching stem. {or DIIIIIury. wm hit
up freely. ’i‘he Nilrw’ulks got on even‘
It: 's tally
Volk hit Lawlor. tho very-tint man
up to the but, which use bill a {lee
I.
this (pronoun to. nut-ti
Lt‘tionsl rliie matches, m
‘ The docretiiry Intends to rein
J. C crand‘lf onnor' for Is 7‘. -‘
nudist . . . I- a I
Oily-mine, I; New assault, 4.
The Bilvermlnes journey to New Ca~
naaIl‘ saturda'y afternoon and ritutah‘d'
Notorious over the New C regu-
lars. The. score was (I to 4. taken:
Mod for. Silvermlne. while Davis
served them uptor New Canaan
Bridgeport Wins; Specter hints.
llltlllGFJ’OR'l‘ Aug. 23. —-Ono of the
most notable gatherings of ruinous nth
letes ever held in this city with wit-
nessed Saturday It the. mind irlslI
Park. No ro'e'ords were brown. but
the events were, well coptflted and the
pre‘seuoo at I number tot mil-too than
the clubs in New York brought out a
large attendance ln‘lhe‘ one-mile Y.
M. (‘I A reluy run baton-Ion the liari
lord and W90": h. M. t A.. Spec
(or: ti mambo oi the llarttord team.
collapsed at e llnisli, hill is not in a
sodium condition Bridgeport who the
raw.
Winnipeuits IIut Went
Bridgeport.
The Winnipsuk baseball team play-
ed a that name with the West Ends, or
Bridgeport, yesterday, and won by a
score or 5 lo 2. Jack Mciirut'her, for-
mer pitcher for the Norwalku. played
in the lold. but did not do any pitch-
inx.
Ends. oi
——-——...
III III: Luann. .
National League Standing.
1
W. it. l’.t I.
Pittsburg ........... 78 1:0 .722
Chicago ............ 73 :Is .676
New York .......... (III 40 .lil9
Cincinnati .......... fit 33 .505
Philadelphia ........ 49 I39 .454
st. lotiid ........... M 63 .411
Brooklyn ........... 39- as out
Ilibston ............. 28 82 .255
dumrdly'o RIIultI.
Chicago, 8: Iloston, 3 (llrsi game):
Chicago. :I; Iloston. 2 (second gamel.
Philadelphia, 6; I’lltsburg. 5 (12 in.
Ilium).
Brooklyn, 1; St. Louis. 0 (first
nmel; Brooklyn. 6; St. Louis. 3 (Inc-
oad game).
New York. 1: Cincinnati. 0.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston. I
(‘inclnnaii at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis st Brooklyn.
American :Loape Standing.
W. I... RC.
Philadelphia ........ 70 ill .626
Detroit ............. 89, 43 .617
l'lsouton ............ 69‘ 48 .600
Cleveland ........... II? .500
Chicago " 5‘1 .486
New \orlt. 59 .468
St. Louis. . .. II-t .Iilzl
Washington ....... :I: III .233
VOBIP‘II'I Mantis.
New York. I: Chlduoto.
Detroit, 3; WWW“. 1.
Boston. 9; St. Louis; 3.
Saturday's Roiulto.
Boston. I: St. Mills. 09
Philadelphia. 10; Cleveland. 0.
Detroit. 9; Washia on. 'i. ,.
Chicago, 5.; New ork. i (13 in-
nings). '
Me To“).
Boston at St. Denis.
New York It Chico '80-
. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
.I Wnsblsndn‘It Detroit.
. u kid‘—
Connecticut LIIqas Standing.
" w. L. RC.
Hoiyoke .......... . 59 38 .608
Hartford ......... ..58 40 .593
New Britakt ........ 51 48 .515
Waterbury ......... .I2 49 . .513
New Haven ........ 5t M. .65
Northampton .. ..48 iii' 4.7a
Spriaui‘ioid ......... iii M . .
Bridgeport ......... 37 65 Juli
Yesterday's Results. .
Waterbury, 6; Northampton. 2 (first
game): Northampton. 5; Waterbury; 4.
(second woe 8)
New Haven, 7; Springfield: "5'.
uni-“II. \. .-
actor-day's Results.
Bridgeport, 8; Holyo‘ke. 4 (Brat
game}: Hoiyoko. s; Brid $1;ng 2 (sec-
ond game. called and not US by uric-
men 1.)
New'firltsin, WI RIM/Id,“
sshnz'fleld.“ 3:‘ “Negatives.
Games fidi‘y.’
Bridgeport It New “with. .
New Britain It Waterbury.
Hoiyolto at 89 old.
Northampton at Ittprd.
cw PERRY. Q. Ally“ Isa—Por- .
ty-eieh't‘ ride teInIs IMIIIII' madness :
is up; .
open It
the runs, herd heir Thorn” ll
In Ioomtnandothim MAJ-Ev.-
uII'. salami mu. Er A. 0mm,
the national matches cioe new
urdsy He is tit
in the contests kn?“ pIro'mfiilIs 0
down on the nail}: iine‘ 'Il'Iu'chI. at, his
trifling, though
hit“ clutnsy I't t
thus while here.
milled oiled“ ”valid“
'Itil‘ 9
Bocieties' games. hold at Steeplechase L
" MflfiML IWLEZMTGHI .I‘
no previous lovers of hifl clan comic
nap-rs quI have the rare oppoutsnieyi 0‘!
wt Xlw‘“ a. production or one at l
Shh‘tli- Mo MI will in soon
a 1-5.
.J.
MONDAY, moon :3. loo/9
_‘ «m.—
Bridgeport" Advertisements
\..
musici- I
Afiead Co.
The Store clam ul’i'iv'e other Except Saturdays.
Dresses for Childteo
\‘umcrous attractive valor-II. 'Ippcagigrichtidren Chang-
cIl wires on various IIIlIl lined, and smut and II some t‘tihis
the lots are too small to IIIt-ulion, lltli those III search of bat-‘
gains. in little dresses will not III: disappointed.
Three-piece Coat Suite of gingham or chambray. These
Ionsist oi plain-II skirt white luwu guimpc and coat to match
Sign.
Coat Suits (listlrlil wlIilt- pique, for ages (I and 8 years.
Colored Dresses. fine assI'IrtnIcuI for ages from 2 (II 5
years. at 50c. 75c and $1.00.
Also l'lay Suits in colors at 50 and 75 cents.
Sun Hats for babies, 35 and 50 cents.
Gingham .\prous at 25 Ind 50 cents.
(hiltireu s \\ our Settiou.
New Crystal Table Glassware
In our tilasswmc Department or are showing new
lines of Crystal 'iablc \\ are. jugs \'.:Iscs Com otes, Berry
Dishes, Uil and \" Illegar Lructs jelly Dimes Pickle
Dishes. Sugar and Ci’t‘alll Sets. are to be found in this lot.
Prices range from me to 50c.
Sample Lines of China
Visit the China Department and see the sample lines
of English Foley Art China, \\'etlgewood and Cauldon China
in the cups and saIIcI-rs. plates, jugs, sugar and cream sets.
afternoon tea sets. sauce (moons and marmalade jars. These
articles tunuot he described; the) must be seen to be ap~
predated.
Persons needing Refrigerators should not lllixs the pres-
ent sale. Remarkable bargains while they last.
Closing Sale of Hammocks in the basement, and a
I‘lIanI'e to "lake good investments.
\\ itit t‘\ or; purchase of :"\llen 9. Royal Talcum Powder.
iootlI Ponder or Shating Soap. l0 cents each is giten free
:I patkage of -\lltIu' 5 Foot l'outler.
_~._.—————_——-
TI'IeQ. M ReadCo
It now
' , Log Cabin Rugs
Cret'ri Matting Rugs
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
» Wool Ingram Rugs
AXminster Rugs
Mounts Oil Cloth
Shades to order a Specialty
A. Dickerman & Son
l
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I.
i v.
i
”towns Mimic. trout mutt.
E WORCESTER. Mass" Angdst‘2I.‘—~
Another hlg‘ mimic 'wsr gains in' who
Scatter and Middieséx counties similar
I” the one Just Wind. In scath-
ssstorn Mossaohutotu in m It-
roused tot‘ 1910,Iccordilg to plus
to be now timid: confidential by
i I war department. of the Humid
mass; In In: the recent. measures.
Massachusetts mllitiI will not Is
aiding. am. III: defenders or the my 0! Ion .
hula T. :5;qu a Math. and villa; w '
1min; mm a amok lien I. stint
1You at Worcester. met oI’th‘I m
is expected to take plies in Ibis.
uIi lolly/0t this city Ind MIM- .
aim: whose the moot niobium!
Mahdi-t only will he. sultan”.
godliness oil the our department
£3 laid M. he would; on niarla‘ o; the
Itrlct,,, covering I radius of Macon
mlts ol Booth Mutation.
331”?“ VFW I' do IIr
“P.“iDOIIBY VAWSH' ‘
Town at the; Best’s New That
I haunt lots at I We.»
is Wish WWII or Miss L‘tllnl
Bothered limes"
uLLoou FALLI INTO BEAM.
cum: but. ale-The mud-cic-
Nor gent Whirl hilltoon, sttor‘m In.g
l. th here today, tell Into the
. . immortal-non tom. IIIII‘ Ii-hh
III 7‘" loved.
7’1
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