”gimme outfit tied a batting picnic
4 the catapult delivery, of Brastow
in; the ball safely do it,“ lh‘llh
' ' y sharp piavln;
will have had half a dozen or so more
than they actually got.
' were lnade on each side.
visitors being the worst sinners in
.m. 161111 eho e specimens
‘i’lvee films. they
cded to hurl the swift
figs over roiii the first ball, but it
Vulcan discovered that he was very
will ind. to connect with his shoots
wt fine exorcise. Befoic the game
'1'” over ”he had handed seven free
sob.
orwalk started the scoring in the
t inning. Patsy Cunningham sent
loom-1111111 list.- ttro brace
3.
”Cunningham rnceld
no to the Norwhlks in the second.
lithe fourth n 1111111111 one in
n then in the sheath in
log, with the score ii to 0 against
than. the visitors pulled out
.gtilting. the first man up. filed to
fisldidbahd F‘rcd Smith did some
that is a rare peiformunce for
, a drappefl the but.
lac hit to" Willi 111111 the
“at till-8w wild to first base. Before
C ill! in: recovered. Kantian and
lion had scored and linker was at
Volk got ultillt’is in hand
" Attached to your boiler will give you
but water at any time and In any quan'
tity. Oo‘pectpd rpady for also.
$1575
A Comfortable "
Gem 111111111
, e and ti (ills Water Heat
rliié or call on the Connecticut
Co. ilor further information. 4
Connecticut
We Do Her own Grinding
13mins oaoano 111111111
,4 one in and have your broken
looses duplicated.
,whe .yths yweregliul e. , .
‘ ‘ ’ , Hoyt's Pro?
tie hours. 8 11.111.11111111
OMEN I. HOYT. .
Items 73 United Bank Building
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NOUTH NORWALK,
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by strikin
Cairns si
third, went home. finishing Mllford's
scoring.
The Norwalks made up for the hiss
oi those runs by snoring tour in the.
last half of the inning. ,
The full score of the game:
out“ Ros sill! 111111111; but
The summary:
Stelen' blises— outing llaitcr. linse.
Cahill. Smith 2. S elly. o
lln.
Sacrifice hit—G (llblln.
’l‘wobase hits Cunningham 2. (‘a
lilll Kerr.
1111111111- play: Stowe. Downs and
lutniaon
Struck out— liy \‘oiks .by lirastow
ilnscs on balls-Oi! \'olk ‘l. of! 111-111.
tow, 7
Left on bases
1 O
Passed ball—Kcaling.
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Funeral Director
and [maritime
19 North Main 8L. South Nor-walk!
Residence. a Washington at. i
Telephone at office. 33672.
Telephone at house. 693.
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nAres o2 PER DAY mo ukwAao
Supp‘er or Table 0’ lists Dinner,
6 to 8 ii 111.. 500
3016111111 plastics. 75:
Banquets iii.f.Siiec'ialty
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soura uonWALgt. coats.
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FEE ERICK H. ROWAN. Rn Vice
.Pm.
awarded BODWELL, c1111.;
o‘iescro'se ’ .1. .
d. H. Mathewson Henry asymeur
John H. Knapp Qemuoi Grumman
loalah R. Marvin J'. Wallace Marvin
:hrlatlan awn John H. Light
Fro H Rowan
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Nor-walla.
”All H H. PO A E
Cunningham, 2b. 3‘ 2! r. i 1
n’hillcf. .......... 523101
s" Giblin. 3b. ....... 4 o :l 1 2 0
Smith". .......... t1 0 2 2 l 1
Kerr. (3. .. . 5 l l 9 2 0
Skelly. so, . . 4 ii 0 ti 4 0
Cornea. lb, _ 1'1 1 2 9 0 0
Volk, p, ............ l 2 0 0 2 l
G. Glblln. rf. ....... :l 2 2 ii 0 0
Totals ........... 36 l0 1.": 27 12 4
Milfords.
All it it PO A 1'}
Cairns, if. ......... 5 0 :l l (i ii
Stowe. ss. ......... .1 0 0 i 4 ii
Lolly, lib. .......... 4 0 l t :l l
iii-astow. p. 4 0 2 0 l 1
Keatiug. c. ......... 4 l. 0 '1' 4 l
Jamison. lb. ....... 4 1 2 ii 0 0
liaker. ri. .......... 4 2 ii (I 0 ll
Rose, cf. ........... «i l l 2 11 0
Downs ......... 1i 0 ii 3 l 0
Totals...........:l'7 13 821i 13 ii
The score by innings: 1
Norwolks ...... 2 l 0 2 it) i 0 x—iO
billiards ....... (l 0 0 0 00 3 0 2~ 1’1
rnen. (l. Gib~ '
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hr. the that -oni
When buying a new Range rc-
member it is not just A Range
you are after, but THE Range
which is sure to give you the
greatest amount of satislaction 1114
01 cry particular.
Those who know say the Slam-
ford is that range.
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sts.
1 norm stopwauc EVENI
. ”.431“-.-
F
Time of game-«tine iioiir. 71.1 min-
tiles.
Umpire—doe Dost. ‘
Dope for the Fans.
That man Kcntlng who was rot-civl
beta with the Widnlpauks. at the
Shady Side 111111111111. Wlnnlpaulr.
IN TH! LIAOUEI.
National Leagug Standing.
W. I":
log end of the Milford battery Sat ’iitsburg ..... ”444“ 31' 524
iiiday has a fine arm as am ttIstlii I’thicnfio ......... ,,,77 :1 .676
Jimmie (lililln. lie caught llmmleiNew i'oik .......... till 44 .607
““0? time Suiurdn' aftI-nni 11iil1- tinclunatl ---------- f1? 56 5"”
'1. fl ’.. .H. H I I ’Phlludclphia ........ M iii .470
the grand old man “its trying in St Louis 1 4'1 70 :Wi
11111ka third from second. “Rmklyn WM.“ .4. .356
Manager William A. Nash. of the lioston ............. ii: iii 4:111
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iNorwalks, has arranged a series of
I-Norwalku ti, Miltords’
five gamer. with the litmouiu foam.
Three of those games will he played
Sundays in Ansonla and the other 111111
on Saturdays at South N11111nlk. 'l‘hc
lfiisl climi ulil pmlmblv be piaycl
heir- on tho Saturday following Labor
liiil'.
’l‘hcrt- in it little bitch in the series
of si-vt-ii 54111111111 liclu‘ccii the Norwuiks
and l):u1hur,v1:. in a telephone (11n\‘cl‘-
tuition with manager Nash Friday.
Manager M'uore proposed that the
next game he played in Danliury. This
was not to Manager Nash's “him:
and llt‘ doclincd the proposition. in-
asniuch its two of the three games al~
ready played liavo been run off in
llanbury. It is understood that M1111-
ngcr Nash will call the 111-1105 off 111
thor than submit iii "if" proposition
of playing the next attic I11 llunliuiy
The [it"‘iiilliiiisl iiel Club of [hook
I,v11,11iih whom the Norr'alits are in
play this, Saturday" 1111111 already lwal
en the locals twice this season
WILTONS DEFEAT SILVERMINEB.
-’—.J—.—
Score WI: 6 to 5 In a Kaitlin. Four
eenlnning a'me'.
’l‘hc team shit it “as recently r1.-
oigpnlzed by Manager liurlbult and
Captain Jones. knoun as the 1111111111.
came down to Silvcnuiuc Sutiiiday
and played a fourteen-inning 31141111
with tile nine of that piacc which re
sulted in a victory for the Wilton
boys. the score being 6 to :‘1 The Wii
tons” battery was Jones and Ecklund.
uwhile Dickens and Loudcn'acted lei
the Silvermines. About thtce hundred
people witnessed the contesl.
'Tad‘ Jones pitched an excellent
game and knocked out a home run in
the first inning Even the Silvermine
routers were obliged to open their
months in the fourteenth inning. when
Jonas let two balls pass outside tht
also without moving a muscle. and
then hit one between center and let ‘
field, which resulted in Godfrey soor
lilg the. winning 11111.
lccklan'd iris back of the. bat and
not one ball passed 11111 glove durini
the entire game: Morenmrsc was rii‘ihi
. on the job hoidingdnwn first and suver‘
tWo runs by 04inch”-
ter was in rt 1. field pfi, the" eds.'_
or Sihcil‘mff'i he'll to s 1111 the
of reach, or else 'lt‘iit" had them. Ha
also scored tw runs,wmc}1 shows hi
ability to" sprnt.ilei1c11ct 111111 0)
second and played lils old time gumt
which speaks for ltp e f. its run
hits, [111 he left on thee. D111”- 3“;
Iain 111111111111 Meyer tilléd Ban c't
place, making a. nice catch Coley. th
Wiltons crack center fielder mad
fi’ve cf the 111m catches. aha elven tin
“g"lleds" motors admitted that 1111 cool:
play. ball. Dick lreland,. the, W.iltm
8 citation. l8 ,of thd‘N Norwall
£14m? patches.
011111111
35%? infinpcertaipfixcflliwnor
. 1111191 or he Wiltohd aim met 01 (114
~ _Slivermim- Unlike: the left fielder
anal form. scoring two Til!!!
tyin tin Re 111 Hll)’ was at,” plug
11. by he 110111. 1111111 bag:&
11le [1161,1111 diic ‘hlintl lto eittoh Ml h-
a t that'é all are that
31111111111111
nil have
aims. [iii-lions, for o "ftsdi‘" 11111311.
oil it mist wtlrfij‘ while. which to
crilt'ci Mom With if Mb 0111111: [9
Mnycn. Milli-i and llurt'ig p’liiyc gm
ball. in did till" (if file "Ifigh ii"!
score 1111111111 \‘i’libn‘rre l d. ’It 6 Eli
veriuin'és riot-oil base till, it!) "nice t
ed a Mdndé‘r iv til “it‘ll” «5111 iii th
tinued playing. being, dated for a for
nilnutes only. The 111111111 was as fol
one
lid
Ellis: 9111 l
Silvano nee-
«(fired by
Willem—“(111d ray 2
t4. Bradley 1
Mnyan’i, lri'i 1, (l.
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Saturday'l, Results.
1‘ lnciniiatl. '1'; iloeton, 8
Chicago. 6; New York.l
l.lttsl1111g 7‘, liroolflyif’ .‘l ilirs‘.
311111111; lIlttsbui-g. :1; Brooklyn, 0 (sec-
ond game).
Philadelphia. It: St. Louis.
game): Philadelphia, ti; St.
isocond game).
i i first
Louis, 0
(lambs Today.
(‘lm-iunnli at lioston.
Chicago at Nah York.
5‘1 Louis 111 Philadelphia.
Plitsburg at Brooklyn.
American League Standing.
W. 1.. l‘ (7.
Detroit ........... ,..Ttl 4:: Mil
Philadelphia ........ Til 46 1:11
ilosfon . ............ 73 it! .60t
(‘lcvclaud .......... 130 60 .500
t‘hlt ago ............. '19 53 .5100
New York ......... .13 C15 .449
St Louis ........... ill 68 All
Washington ........ 33 86 .277
Yeaiaruiy‘a Results.
Detroit, '1’; .‘ew York. 3.
t‘lilcago, 1: Washington, 0.
Philadelphia 6: Bl Innis. :3.
, Batu tylmm.
Boston. 4; Clmla'rid 3
Detroit." -; Non York. 1
Philadelphia. 4; St. Louis. 0.
(hicugo ti; Washington. 4 (first
iramci; (‘hlcngo‘ .; Washington. 1
isccond game).
Games Today.
‘ lloston at Cloielaud
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St Louis.
Connecticut League Standing.
\\. L. l‘.(‘.
lErtfoivl ........... 64 41 .1110
iyoke ............ 62 43 .590
New Britain ........ 71S 1'10 .537
Waterbury ......... 56 :12 .519
New liaven ........ 31‘. 1'19- .461:
Springfield .......... '10 1'18 .463
Northampton ....... iii 59 .454
Brillgqmrt ......... 40 69 .367
Yesterday's Results.
New Britain. 6; Waterbury. 0 (first
game; New Britain. 7; “bier-bury. 2
(second game).
, Saturday's Results.
New Hrlfal11.il: Northampton. .1
t’rs'l. game): New Britain. 8; North-
ampton. 5 second game)-
Waterbury -l; llolyoke. 3 (first
111111111. 11 innings); Waterbury. .1 11111
yoke. 0 (second game)
Hartford. 9: tipringfleld. ti.
Bridgeport. J; New Hareml
Gaines, Today.
Bridgeport st olyolfe.
11111116111 at Ngrtlfa'tfiiiton.
Nltw Britain at. apringfield .
Waterbury at New Haven.
1 Wdlgnat coiii'lds'nt of winning.
11111311111111. pit. August 3643111
tandem is All. Woigast 111111 he win
$111“ by a lint'ickout in sis 111110111111
, iou'nt With Harlem Tommy Murphy
cdnesday night that today the di-
lnufive fighter wits willing to given
ids on 11111 bufciiihe“ of the bdtild.
'urlem Tommi Mfirphy. who is in
'ialning at the Oakland Athletic Club.
iii liu'letly initial: ail' tbb loom money
."plit up by Wolgalil‘ii udiiill‘Eili at any
agape lil‘ can get liveliest last night
1111111 to merit 111m tutti 11 1211
p01de three sons 111111111 thi fight
meddle Walsh tit its ringside. or
11111 Marianna .1 in 111111 119111
a” “£33,?ng 13 “fie”: lionh 1on1 ial'u’l‘own
ii Milli Mail 91 its the ilya d!
as bison, was; M 11010 realest.
11 took on all welterweight;
9y —-——-&———-—-—-
‘9, 11114121111671 to rgottrv 11,1an1“
11,
l’NIIIW HAVlllN gus- Ion-Alt is stated
1’31"":th
’thc whole community.
um, 111-11111-
.MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1
illi 1111111 1111111 111!
' Blilll
(Continued from First Page.)
sequently i shall endeavor to present
the facts as they appear to me and as
i am suie they appear upon the clerk‘ 5
rounds of the Board of Eatimaté and
'i axailon.
The reason given by Mr. Lee for re-
tirlng from the board is flint the 1vork ‘
of the board unis tar 1111 been a‘ dis-
appointment to him and he feels that
it has not met the expectatior'i «'11 the
public. I,” IMWGP to this I Wish to
11in that I have never been associated
with a body of ofliciais whose delibm
atiohs were mote harmonious than the
',piescnt lloaid of Estimate and Tuxa
,‘ tlon. and if anyncflon taken by them
moi ulth the disapproval of' Mr. Lee ho.
expressed his disapproval of it by vol-
ing in the affirmative in almost every
. instance.
Mr. Lee states in his letter that the
council and the board should work
hand in hand for the best interests of
He says it is
fluI duty of the council to provide cf-
liclcnf and comm-tent employes to do
the work of the different departments
' of the city so as to give the taxpayers
the greatest return for the money up-
prluicd and when the council refuses
to do this he believes it becomes the
duty of this board to refuse to make
an appropriation for such department.
1- .14 wish to say that l heartily concur
with my associate. Mr. Lee. that the
council and the board should work
hand in hand for the best interests of
the whole community..l1ul I do not
agree. with him, and i am confident
that a majorlii of the board does not
agree with him. “‘lit‘li he says thc
llonrd of Estimate and Taxation should
be the judges of the ciiiclency of the
employees appointed by the council.
And because We did not agree with him
on this point and as to the conipensa
(ion of the present city attorney and
sustain his position to rcluae to make
the uppmpriitiion asked for by the
Council. Mr. Lee has become so offend-
cd that he declares that thc [\l'mlf‘nl
board of which he is a member has
illlldt‘ iilllc improvement on the old
policy of city meetings and should lit'
rooted out.
Mr. Lee made it very evident to ilic
board that. he did not approve the
council's choice of oily attorney and
insisted that we should not make the
necessary appropriation of $700 for his
salary. saying that if wits too much.
i am inclined to think that my friend
so" his writing
{oiled
is much more‘vcohcerned about this
department of our government than he
was when be administered the afialrs
of the city. and when is cost the tax-
pavcrs several thousand dollars for
this department. 1 wish to comment
on his suggestions to the mayor as
to the disqualifichtionaffor- 1polnt-
uicni upon the board of apportionment.
He says:
iii \\ hon his business interests
111111 be affected in his public 1111111111.
it seems to me that the people of
Hill little city can boast of the fact
that they have had and are still on
joylng the valuable services of busi-
ness men who have made more or loss
of a sacrifice of Moi. private business
in the intern-tot their city. and i sin-
cerely hope that so will continue to
enjoy such sonic-es in the future
l“ i when his desire. for public hon-
or and appointments may influence his
official actions.
in this i agree with him as heartily
as he has appeared to agree to almost
all the deliberations of the board
which he now cehsures.
(3) When his partisanship
stronger than his .pati lotlsm.
l have been unable to recognize any
action of the present boafd (with one
exception) where either partisanship
or loyalty to individual desiies pre»
dmulnnfcti in the contest with patriot-
is
3111.
(4) When he lacks independent
judgment and takes his orders front
some boss or clique.
This meets my hearty abpiovnl and
if i had the boom of being mayor, of
the city for tun su crossivo tonne
then allowed my name to be placed
before thc public by a boss or clique
continually for four years more and
until the voters of myc city declared at
the. polls that they wanted me no more.
i should certainly feel that! had, made
a very strong impression on the pub
lie that my desire for [while of-
lice might influence my actions arid
the public as being the subject of is
bliss or clique.
(d) When he is, at 34“?“an in
public spirit and pride. 3 final 1111,:-
gestion, i would. like to amend it: add.
ug,to it the following words: .And not
endowed with such abundance al.111111-
lb spirit or pride as to have him chain
1innipix a scheme to impose a burden
half a million dollam upon our lit-
to city by the erection of a city hall
beyond all proportion to our meansnl
hm Inclined to think that if. the honor-
able mayor who appointed the present
board had conformed to the sunscr-
privilege to address ills recent letter
to His Honor Mayor llurnell. tie it
nally declares that he believes that. a
majority of the board has surmoderod
to old influences and conditions and
have failed to carry out the slilrit. of
the law I must confess that, it is my
opinion and I believe tour as pain a are
of the same 111101.111- has
very smailm eerily qt oy, 11111- has
oxen“ guilty”, spam we osrgon
, seaweed
twins»: 111 cloud
{21.4%}; it 5
anYQmsE'np 11111 Ift’iul‘lv
0 n1 not
“its.” 11.; lbs 1 liiwa’lmi hwhoillglhoe
44‘l11y fi’lgllll’y:J havlrzfigqnflh thooggul
“1113.111;
0. ready served t
uvo pressured, nor to licgripa1 11111111111
gist) that i might be justly criticised -
tiona above. it would not be MI‘. '11?“ s
firidgeport Advertisements | Bridgeport Advertisements
Thé D. - M. Read (:6
mm to”.
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1
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
Alcohol Stoves
A llliillllt‘i’ of tlii’fcrcut moth-L are shown and very cou—
vvnicnl they arc. from the small folding affairs for travclv
crs' use to the larger and more elaborate styles for the din-
inp,I room or kitchen. The iluincs arc iuucli larger and more
powerful than the ordinary kclilc or chafing dish lamp, and
more satisfactory rcsults are obtained.
Prices from 25c to $7.50.
last-111cm Furnishing Store.
Collar and Cuff Pins.
Nt'al littlc l'it1s tit-signed either for collar or cuffs. at the
The Hits have solid gold fronts and arc
Price 251; for 11 card of two pins.
jewelry Section.
very reasonable.
Garment Dryers.
These are 11ml for drying iniaiits' and children's wool—
1-11 shirts and stockings. keeping lllt'ill stretched, which pro-
vents shrinking. blade of well seasoned white wood and
shaped to fit the garment. ShirtI forms fold up when not
ill use.
Stocking forms in sizes from 4 to (if/,1 at 251: a pair.
Sllirt forms in sizt‘s from i it) (i at 501: each.
iiouscfurnishing Department.
Velvet Rugs.
Rugs with both
(irccian borders.
Size 1) x 12.
The salt- of Velvet Rugs continues.
Oriental and itictlalliou designs. with
which arc vcry handsmnc and of good quality.
They are offered at the special price of $20.25.
White Wash Veils.
lust rcccivvtl a now lot of white embroidered Wash
Veils. which are very pretty. $1.00. $1.25. $11“) and $2.00.
The Remnant Sale of Black and Colored Dress Goods
is still in 1010:. Many good bargains yet remain. The prices
are from one-third to two-thirds their regular valuc.
«swan
Saturday Shpphcs
Ladies 1111111 251101111:
Our assortment of Ladles' Hues at this popular price embraces
Gauze Lisle. medium and heavy: Semless Hose, white feet. ribbed ‘
tops. and Met Try the 'True Sh elflose." - 1 1 o 1.
Children’ s Hose at 2 pr. for 25 Cents
Finé. 1111111115 and Heavy
Cadet Hose
'. 111111111. niobium rind Heavy
Ladies’ and Misses’ Underwear
Muslin Underwear
Special sale of CORSEI,‘ GQYERS
Extciicnt values in GOWNS and DRAWERS.
if}; 4 If
. .iciterman & Son
841 Washing toil so South Norwalk
Now“
.1...1-.,.1., 1..»
MAss iron n+5. 11111111 111111111 " 1611111111111 none: can nec-
NELL.’ one '
‘aLi—‘A—J '
A mass was celebrated this mornlns. Nailiii
Clips Nearly ms woods
in St Mary's Church. lot the late itev.1.r6m1 fuck 6‘“ Tina. ,4
nos O‘Donnell. The Rev. Bernard
1 MIDDLETOWN. N. Y11AIGUIC30.—
Egan’s: 3:211:30 133.33%: mum: \i'light thousand poisons last week saw
the [tether McDonald 1111 subdoaoon. Naliu1a,omicd by A' Bulkidy, of
Soutlipmt Conn,m d driven by Bui-
‘i‘ho mass was given by tho Knishts oi gbss break 0*! 9‘4“ 1e 03', (1 fi." the
(lolunibuit. Another mass will be glv- (loshon track 4 ,4 trolling twihe "444.
ch tomorrow 1.uoruing The Reverend mo“;- 1414‘: sf ““4 § 44
John Chine. of Ohio, celebrated the Eula mgr ._ 4.3; ,
8:110 111m. yesteidsy. ram will be 111123.364 "helium thin eves ...
mm $1,“..ny Clam.“ met lite principal performance or the pro- ~
mm for 11314 last “ugh“ the tshimmer
meetingat as e e a car
1m was 431.4%; E "T4419; 32:: :0514. q
0H
will" 11 1111111111 , ,
a? A fit 1‘- o R I A 3,,
"Thai uosltliy old fellow is a queer LE
“ or! so '
over clsl ho was ha or now.“
without Cltmfipiiriipl , ”I
3.311111; all 101311 rip raiser
'lt is' expected tlilit. a illrge
mom. lions sli- our the
diocese will be present
W3- ,
-. « ”flif’IHT the? aural-nil.
a 11:" Au .
'13 1:111 all hill“a 01111321: litillt'ni ’
piano in a hibernate“. fliaht shortly; .
aim mam "toasy 11115111111111 reat- c“
piano: parade ginii‘ntis dot-ail ,id 6611‘
ow the bin w a v
in. his. pllli’ll'e ollhlb’ltion not?i 'i‘hpl‘sl
noel}?
wiilAlel' 1111; Ext wihtlnxlil’n
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