l
“‘~ The only trio of tho hernias was
so: primarily in mm. who in
slatsd on editing samples» instead of
ng rd this may mundane
“I did not havd ”All“ ugh his tilltntnates made
, g am home W119". A“??? high. choice and juicy errors. which
' ' Miro cropland so a 1mm fol- an' 'ex-' NMNNM ‘0 0|! "9"- "1 "10 “Ml
bar's left dries out for use .pms: 60W At WW killed tuning, Henderson was relieved by
menu it u not a dye .90 her mutiny .1 noun “titties 11y an a.
ing three mm“. tbi‘ou h her hesrt. huh. on whose delivsiy no more
He then throw ”my the revolver tuna were scored lionseraons pitch-
chsnged his clothes. which were "‘3 Saturday w" onudillerubly in c°“'
smegret: withi blouod ,dnlidhreturned to irast to his form when he pitched a
- wcr .ater n t 19 all e gave him Hi winuin he 1
self up to cum Garretson at the Mars ' "m N on J“ y 10',
smock police . in contrast was the dpllvery of \olk
The woman was trans Austin and Saturdsyrafte11toon.iie could put the
.bail anywhere he desired. Catcher
llilly Kerr declared that (lus displayed
the best form he had seen him show
this season. The visitors' total of hits
”sch ’compsliy Hold. merly lived at coney island. They
- Ansdjou'rhod annulmeting of the uuarreisd there and she swore out
km W “Will? I“ held a. warrant lor him. They became re<
N. O. Momtsaroomodian oa-z “W"‘i “n“"mfl-
joys tolling of. an amusing incidopt There is. further talk in Newark"
at tho porformiiioo of s burlesque about the probability orssettlementbf
313:; 3:13.111? “1' i! V“ I the hat strike in the New Jersey dis
r . .
I tricts and the Newark News Friday
u“ ‘ mos "w' ”u evening said:
know i Halal f
'0"; J. M “I"?! “3:?“ Conferences of hat mumiucturers at
tom I. old- a. inning. the home of Eugene V. Connett. .lr., in
on the p wmw ”g Scotland road, South Orange, during
on blllod tons 'g‘m“ g. ’111'11111 this week and the calling together of
1:: olfuzhinhih tannin: tire grand jury to be discharged next
loaves ‘1’. fall "Ari” ‘Thurgday are construed in hailing cir
'.cles today as a renewal of the effects
to end that controversy between the
bosses and the UnitedEliatters over the
union label
it has been admitted that the manu-
facturers voted upon a proposition for
the restoration of peace at the center-
ences and that it was suggested that
the special committee of the grand jttry
be allowed to draw up an agreement
between the bosses and the union Ilit‘n.
The bosses guarded the conferences
to insure secrecy and selected South
professional honoihwts
tromo a state of “cutout that sho
ooit too high a key, "'l‘os thou-ou-
sand—~” sho screamed. and thou
stopped short. for wont of hrostl.
"At this critical juncture." ob-
serves Goodwin.' 'somo irresponsi-
ble god' in the gallery. ”dorm an
suctionoor by calling. shouted in s
stentorian tone: ‘ "
"Start it at ilvo thousand, old girl!
Btsrt it at five thouuadi' "
()ttsngoofllosrt.
An elderly profoosor who had
W". 5! Orsnos' slid “stairs “locational-ora-
Friday evening at the home or Vice- COHEN“ Ind Md iiiIl thins a house
muggy“. w. 3- Smith at the when he became jealous and throne!
Bosch it who voted to accept the 909d to kill liar» Yesterday she went
was! four. two of which were scratchy.
'l‘he Norwulks started the game aus'
pieiuusly by giving Cunningham a free
grown weary of tho bachelor stats
determined to marry and asked a
lady whom he had known for s long
new bridge. add to uuitclslm the struc- before, “like of the Pesto Ernst and
vibrato the Hirbdr he‘ocli codipany tor beans broceedingli to have him placed
the use or all owners or property on under a bond to seen the peace
the beach who are members of the a; at A A ~
pan to first. 'i‘wo bases on balls. one
hit by a pitched ball. on error and s 32:0 atosubrztrll: guitar 1:1; 12.11.12
iwohase hit were among the assets swer was s confused "No." On ro-
whlch netted the home team three fiection. however. she roconoldorod
runs and put them on 11511 street the matter. “4 "1' “1‘ tin! sha
Only once during the .entiie game met "‘9 professor 'h' “M to mm’
did the New Yorkers got a man as air :5“, r‘ehgemwbtj gxtf‘f; tlon' i3:
:s‘afc'gt‘lnzsse ’l'hlo- «matured in the asked me the other a".-
........-....L'1
o ‘11-._..-1..
whoop... t
it was sub voted to take ever let “
No 14 v 01111111111 33 and a twelve toot!
arirtwsy to has beach and door! 11‘
to the Harbor noses. association for
grown an.“ no im faces 111. has no score: 33-“ 3.39“?" "w" "3." h' “
loaned to have a (111- e s e want on, he boos
Wfi bill,” dune on it , am Ml Norwslks. thinking ovor tho answer i gave. and
*1..- .. an s 11 so A r. r" "mu“ m’ "M"
m‘ use A; LY. m . . ,-.~.-~—,.~. Cunningham. 2h. :t 0 o t :1 0 "Bo hale 1'" replied “. "om"
‘” WA“ 1 . ' ” ' ‘ “ ‘Canm, cf. ........ , i 1 1 1 o o _H"W' we'u"
‘ ‘ . ~ ”W”
_ ’ ‘5‘ j ' . .l. Glblin, 3b. ....... 4 l i 1 0 0 Two no“.
_ ~ . Smith, it. .......... i i l l 0 0 i do not like my 11 bor's d .
slot as
as 1 A a e . ‘ . Kerr. (2 ............. i l i 10 l 0 Were l ‘0 Ilso'hini “ll-
‘ t.“ :61 1“" ”mom". ,Skeily.ss. .......... e 1 2 0 :1 o 0“ ”5‘“ 9‘1"“ '0'" "PM “
‘ . m g m... 3.. Cornea. lb. ........ 1 o 2 s 1 o .. ‘ ‘ ' .
olophons as cities. use. Volk. p. ......... i ll 0 u 0 0 H°.:\,:?:;‘HL:I.::.?‘ ”39"...."
ea er Telephon- st lion-o. sss. 0. (11111111. rf. ....... a 1 1 2 o o H, m... 5...... u a: n '
.. . , ‘ .. . .. . ————— ... And yet my neighbor sooms to think
Attached 1‘; ’9’“, 59“." “mi ‘1" you ,, . Totals . .......... 32 ll 9 27 8 0 There's no such dog as Is.
not water at ‘lll- time and in shy quan-' H l M lll k ""“‘“"‘ F“ e. mi?" mi 110:. a: 1:: old, m” u“—
. ‘ n1 v ry on In.
“‘1 Connected ready for “n' Ote ac elflnoI A“ R H PO A h He's really gentle on a lamb.
‘McLaughlln. .lb. 4 0 0 i l 0 Although he looks .0 m“,
12 7 5 J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. Dolley,” . .......... 2 0 o 1 1 1 And yokt my neighbor fails toss.
fichwsh. p. ........ 2 0 i 0 i 0 His eon intelligence.
, . . D llll'tcla‘ggn°glfl"fp”:523:}: Stevens, as. ........ 1 o 1 2 1 o "Yfiurhdos." he sores? vicitm. and
1 w, 11111111, If. ........ 1 o o a o 11 9 “I" “V m '
\ Supper of Table D'Hote Dinner, Moran. lb. ......... 4 0 0 9 0 0 — mm. Jon”
A “WWW 6 '0 8 P- "-1 50° r1113”. """"" i 3 3 f 3 i‘ W r W “'1'-
”'" ‘ - ' ' """" _ A correspondent sends as tho fol-
.. , ‘ combination SUNDAY DIME” 75¢ McFaddeac """"" :3 o o 4 } 0 lowing extract from. the pious poti-
l ‘ _ Ba l Henderson, it. I‘f- - 0 0 l «3 0 tion of a good old colored brother in
:1 A dos Rouge and a Gas Water Heat- nquets a Cia ty . ~ ~~~~~~ s Georgia settlement:
. ”1 Write or call on m Connecticut TIL. CAI} ”I. Totals ........... at) o «t 24 it 5 "lmwd. we was s blossls' for
1 W tufih‘o‘ “mm“ 1 me score by innings: ever' one. 'copt one“ on dst one is s
we ‘ at»; on- ”Nomiks . .1 .1 1 1 o1 r o on 11‘s "m" “‘“'" wind " 4' "u‘
,9” "'""" ' wbrash-nuts"c':.ooattention—11""“H'm” "" “m“
. N ' whoie collection what was took up
“Sty auo The summary: , ' tor pay my salary wid; howl.
Sacrifice hit—Skelly please make do train jump do track
GOUIH NGQWALK. OQNN. Sacrifice flyw-Kerr. . lwdon't hurt de yuthor passengers:
VRANUACTI A a”. s1.» IANKIN 0 11mm“ m.._gkeu,. Smith. but. take oil one log tum dst niggor.‘
“an!“ ,lnnlngs pltcbed- Henderson. 4 23'; A Lucky u“
Schwsb. :l is. ' .
c. 1ng . mm. “d pram. Struck out-—-By Volk lti. by Hender- 8‘" '“ versed in. French “4 Gov»
":0111M son 1’ by Schwab. 2 g “m”
"' be it d l k S ,
“‘1’ ””0.“ an“. a and r n Roses on balls~~0ff Volk 1. oil Hen- And yufiu‘lfoyld 3.: 1:11;?th
“P. «7' - derson :1. Bchwsb 1. . ~. i As the dark ltsilsns do.
IoWlN “it MAW W00". Free. Left on bases—Norwalk 9, ilradhurst She had even learned somo Russian
pm" NA" .pv mm 1r (3 5 1 And a little Porthgnoso;
RIDERICK H- ROWAN.“ Vi» 1111 by pilchcr~Cahlll by Bchwab A' olgrjzwfls “‘0 23“” I." it
. as you “I.
Wl LP IdDWi Skelly by Henderson.
HID “PL. doubler Time of game~0ne hour, 33 min- And her lucky husband daily.
DIR GTORI t With s toy that was subllmo.
h H No I w 1' limp" J n 1 Thanked tho Lord that she could
. . human-um 9—09 es. only
dbhnfl. H.Knapp ——~——- Speak in one tongue at a tints.
Just Dope.
Star running catches were made in
left field Saturday afternoon by ‘W.
Build and Fred Smith. George Glblid
also made it corker in right field. I .d” “”9““ in ‘ N“ York “N
intent store, asked. at the hook do-
Cunningham mm a left handed pertinent. for Carolyn Wollo' now
glove sins of s grounder. which our collestlon of parodies by wall-known
tam." ., .. _... ,,
4 ° . grandstand. - . a... _ , .
do! “Nouns a Utah] Postal". t; . _ ...: fl ' fixulnquired of tho young salsa wo-
' . A8 matters now amid there is not "i think we have." she replied,
“" il": "€- '-~""-‘1' some. J.Walisdohim 1
WWW GYM-E .gifl-gugn wan-"13mm "v"
-;Cblcsgo Record-Herald.
duoss'oaouwo 1111111.: ‘ “—
vo ws 1
She Had It.
A young clergyman doing his holi-
Till NW
HOTEL VICTORIA
..-. stew-tuna
Saturday evenings are
‘ all.
$‘0NK “:‘I any; more likelihood than a week ago glancing at his clerical garb. Turn-
d’sln cannula... of the Norwaiit Danbu y series not" tour to another clerk she askod:
. l ..
ding Aisg‘flfi irioliid-d completed. Manager” Moore, of Dan. TBA" '0 ‘0‘ A 2W! 0| “.0"
.107 “flag" OKN .EBNN. :bttry, wants the nest game played in "’5" “1w" and “Country .
U 1
- m“; “2" masonry and “sawmills“ doolmes m F1 ll 3.3".
"in, J. UULMVAN. slaw °" fl" ground that “mt“ "' riot longtgo a airman gsrdossr.
.‘ Talonhm ”I. ready NW“ twice in” “M“ who lives a couple of ratios south of
the andsfeadahle position of holding the city. 3100i!“ . cow 'M u.
out for til. out me on his own asihr told him. wss s full-blood“
grounds because Daubury came down Jersey Last woek the cow moved
here for the 1m Mrs apparently n'dt away from bar owner‘s"
“mum”... K of HIV conseguoooe ti“! - adioot. TI. I“ do! (it. [Hill‘-
the Norman went up to 111- summit it: visa '“ WW “ ‘ 9’“ “W
donorlo homo: ,
twice in succession when the series ”I,”
‘Wss started. .Lost From tho bssturo svsy.
Vbn Cheroei‘cow. full of blood. Ro-
ml shall bs‘ bald. muffle-reloa-
war a LENGTH or
Long Life
no "
Hose
ice cream Freezers.
Water Coolers,
The Royal Giants, the colored team ,
that the Norman line no "dust this f“ a” Star ‘ '
morning at 19:30. s rod here on Willie's (Justification-
Memorial nay morning.‘ ‘l‘he Non/slits Willie (triump saliva—I told
beat them st that time, tom 8, God I'd give i-iltp not four days to
make grandma better. sad o's
Tom coroonn's Lighthouse Point do it ~
team the Norwalk'iopponents this at finalist—Why ‘9‘“ ’°‘ W ”
ternoon at the Meadow street diamond. her 3" batten right away!
is lilld to. bti' 11 Mt much. ’l‘he not ' k “Whig?" ‘m.:h‘m
walks wont‘ out to ammonia Point "‘ ‘ "m” M as.
moral to’fi y there' but i M ”w
thelghhld k:c'ttlletl all! hilt hccbunt of 1’ on}, p0 " 1 '
. s . a will! ll
lowory wand; . . no ass ! Eli-#3 .. mall?! Ira. Strict?
nos toss:
Orange as a place far enough removed
from the halting district to prevent
any one. other titan the employers. do.
tecting the move. The whole situation
was gone over. Several manufacturers
urged that peace be declared and
strove to influence two Orange bosses
who insisted on continuing the strike.
The latter declared that nothing was
to be gained by settling now because
part of the making period had gone by.
Every eifort was road» to have the
objectors change their views and as a
final stroke it was moved that the spec-
ial committee of the grand‘jury. be
cause of its familiarity with the situa-
tion, be asked to again take up the
troubles and that-the bosses give all
possible aid. llut the objectors would
not consider voting. it is understood.
An effort was made this afternoon to
see Frederick A. ilschmann, chairman
of the. special committee of the grand
jury appointed to settle the tle~up. it
was said at his home in West Orange
that Mr. lischmann and his family left
early this morning for Maine. The air
sence of Mr. llschmson and two other
members of the committee on vaca-
tions is taken as another point in is-
vor of the bellefvthat the end is near.
for. under instructions of the court. the
members of the committee were told
they must postpone all vacation trips
and remain on hand subject to a mo-
ment's notice to meet. it was said the
committeemen would not leave now af-
ter delaying trips all summer. unless
authority that thglr services would not
be required sn'y‘l‘bnier.
‘The proposed discharge of me grand
Jory. which has boobdid Militias;
lbvls extended its term 'on account or
the strike. is regarded as another sig-
nificant factory-
Severai local hilt‘nmnnfacturers de-
clared today the; the surface lndics~
lions seem to pout to a settlement of
the hat strike. Just how far an ad-
humour of the differences between the
union and the employers is. the bosses
'would not any. inrtnthat the situation
looks brighter than at any period since
the strike begsi Tlsi January Etna ad-
mitted.
it is understood that a union offer to
give cards to certain strike breakers in
the employ of the bosses who stoo<i out
at the conference would result in the
strike being declared oil. The union
would have to vote on this. The two
manufacturers are under bonds to mp
the, strike-breakers employed and if
cards were not issued its-the n the
stent of the union men returning to
their benches. dismissal of life men
would be obligatory upon the era lay
are This would‘ mean 'a sscl'lfic
the bonds. which are said to be held by
an Orange hank.
None of the Newark manufacturers
would allow their; names to he used in
connection with ‘ the latest‘devsiop—
meats. but all declared there has been
eventually end ins settlement mach on
the lines laid down by Governor Fort.
One point in particular which the
bosses have been standing one against
concerns the discharge of those non-
union employee who have worked in
the factories since the strike began.
The Fort terms stipulate these work
men must be replacedhy unionists.
The Newark manufacturers assert
that E. V. Connstt A 60.. of rOrange.
are dealing with the-unions with the
view of settling. and that the No Name
list Company. also of Orange. is sup-
porting the Councils. .
evaarroao GlRL H'i'r sv AUTO.
STRATF'ORD.‘ ‘Sept. 5.-—li‘annie
Love. twelve years old. daughter of
Mrs. Rose Love. was struck this after-
Washington Bridge. and seriously in-
.iiired. She. with a companion, had
dust left an electric car and started-
across the NM not dosing the" ab-
“m‘mnmm‘” £°.“..."l‘. ‘93 4. lbs swoops-Wily at one use
“1“ Pa refused to say he we all right.
rose “'9 'iii‘ro autumn, but shes
fill runners
site anemia; writs all hos-“slain on
venom».
”him“ sin-squamous“
. which ”arr M.-
.oatbsr bash
smoking automobile. She had gone.
but a short distance when the machine
which was owned by George H. Hart.-
or lrldgeport, and drives by Thomasc
Hart. his son. struck the girlt bundli-
lag be: down -
The ..D M. Read Co.
" We 1a.”.
Tailored Walking Suits
Early Autumn Models for $19.00
'llit-sc 11c“ two-piece Vi alkilig (11 wits—«pyliiclt are be-
ing unpacked at this 11 Hung—arc 1 1. casing to as hand-
some and uitlial so sensible. that .c tullesuatiugly place
them at :1 leading price, for we know low quickly they Will
be taken.
$19. 00 each
. Long Coats.l:1ilored in a foul 1c . manner with wide
revere faced nitli moire Pleated Skirts of late design-
lhe materials are rough (list 111 is, striped worstcds,
and other maumsh cloths in dark hr wn, dark blue, stone
green, steel grm and in fact all 1lt.ir..l1lc street shades
(oat and Suit Rooms, second floor
Shown in the window at l airb ltl \v.antl Middle St
they had assurance from some one In »
“batting grand jury." because Judge '
a strong eitort to bring theenrployers .
to an attitude that. if agreed to, will .
them are:
liantly cut
\'(‘i'§.'il'lt’5. '
things among them.
portunlty.
materials at Cut Prices.
vvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvv'vV'r" v
HALF PRIC
~§..;..
According to the Saturday Evening
Post a Washington negro thought he
was a brlse ii for, so seine ofv the
local sporting en matched him. ‘
He couldn‘t dgbt. as was soon
shown. .111 the ilrst rotted his antag-
onist swung on the negro and knocked
him sprawling. The negro vanished
Mrtoctlv
"One! ml three!" began the rat
but? (eight. ~“Ain’t you goin'. to light
nevmoro?" he shouted.
“Vsssir,” replied the negro. ‘fi'tn
gels' to fight some more. but not
tonight."
M
William ’11. Overand. the New York
noon by an automobile 11m eastofthe ,‘tmie tom-nous was «11an 1- no.
land. ~
“You use third mountains," said the
or or the jauntlag car.
u .‘t ‘
Till.“ the highest mountains in
the maid." ‘
“ls that so?" asked the surprised
all. '
"it in". assured the driver “sheeps-
111'. in coarse tons in turns ports '1
Silver
De Miracle Cream,
Center Counter, Toilet Section.
The D. M. Read Co
At the end of each month we malts-l a special Sale of Broken mites
and Small lots. Shall endeavor to make this an attractive on
I WASH GOODS
This 1. just the time for 8011001. cousins and you can buy
WASH DRESSES
For Chlldrens and Misses Bites. two years to fourteen years.
Ladies' Princess Dresses
We have few left; all this Season's Styles.
cg Also a few Jumper Disses.
. ' Muslin Underwear ‘_
Some styles we; haven't all sites. and we have made Bale Prlcsa.
BAHGAINSW IN OTHER LINES
A. Dickerman & Sou _
ereo. and then he noticed there was
nothing the matter with the negro
Cut Glass, in Fascinating
and Novel Designs
Lt‘rtain 111111 pieces of ("lutfl la ~ are now exhibited.
which are vcrv beautiful attitlgsnitmvliat unique
\111011g
Fem Dishes and deep 1 In or l'1ts with Sili'Cl' linings.
Decanters of odd shapes ll(|\ 111,r large stoppers bril-
Tall Compotes. Ju s. Pitc ere 1'or'clarct cups.
Liqueur Sets, Gob cts an \\ mc Glasses.
Fxclusivc gift entries for Autumn weddings and anni—
.;1utl Glass Sociou, lower floor.
._...__.l___.. '
Remnants of Organdicst Dimities. Batistes. lengths
from 13/) tot) yards, includinga lt'\\' dress patterns. an extra
l0 per cent. reduction on illt‘lli for :1 few days.
Very dainty
Wash Goods Section.
the large 50c jars, special at
soc.
Have marked them
I
"A Maine deacon of the early'iOs
was talking to the minliter. He sallfn
ed and whined.
"'Oh. yes, Job' suffered some. l'
ain't denyin‘ that, parses. But Job
never knowed what "titles to have his
team run oil? and kill blswil'e right
in the midst of the harvest seated
with hired girls wantin' "is a
week!‘ "--Phliaaelpliia Mord.
M
“Yes. he sees. rough times.
sir. Once we with w ed. and we'd
eaten all our, provisions Thou we
ate our belts. and-than thozold ship
turned turtle. so we on her too."—
Carlson's Saturday Journal; r
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A loan in the fit: of Sioux.
_‘0siled on a young widow be knioux;
“Mrs. Weeds." said he.
5 '“iiow happy. Pd” hs. _
if you'd take me for. number tioitx. "
«St. inuls Republic.
...._.___...._...._.
Jsck—“jijhose young" with“ have
an advantage over you single girls,
bee'suse they know all about men."
Madge-Wu; and ones the only
gen 11 haw Tali s t .thent on
vat. - .
Norwalk Chronicler