f
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a
'9 field
he ilndonsloous for some time and!
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Trouble in ‘l'hat city.
over the Iixnlitnre' “Justice.” the"
News, or century. iii-tilts the follow-
Inc lei tier: -
“The citizens all. Dsnbur
bemused stilt interim
-boti¥b o’: mu Willi-er “I ~
lthe‘ Wail ll: Wig
13% bit on “that“ gong”
the ”nestled“ knoostthat e
dullness is due in’ no entail mound
.to the foot thst ‘i‘oul' factories in the
country reunited the trade during last
«hail proved the bet eflln- yesr’s strike. lino hsve itlbpt it and are,
adept yet” evolved. a. rusting: lrlilshusi
editions. such as pimples. “d " intend it uildiiil‘ a l we addition
do his factory iii Vbiladd pills. to take
care at his incredsins trade. Knox ia’
ridding ti lords @flioh to his factory.
IAVIed to remain ’
douse tor into
1
‘ cried. ~
In 1 toilet and cure or tile
creosote acne letter,
and all at or s in iron
hm-
more
brethpdmbiaxlon blemishes. rush;
‘ 1 roll b,lds itéiiinz feet, etc. to
9 teen overnight but a email
being required. (Nothing is
One or these it tions is three tunes
for sunburn iiud .mosqnito
larger than the! e Mclechlnn‘tsctory
in Danbuly.
"A factory in Newark which was it
60- cent package of pusiom
more 'bucileye' hetero the trouble at
Muir minor uses, and this. as
. 1 the regular $2 1min on sale by
until“. pdi‘tlciiidriy The one
rmncy» and Edward W Kelley,
or no one‘ is suited to purchale
wthout first obtaining a sum-
3‘e, which will be dent by
tree or chorxe upon request by
gMerxetfiy Laboratories, 32 West
tit street ew York Pity.
story building the length at a city
block. ‘ll‘oul’ shops are doing a rush
in; business owing to the five months
or cessation lost your.
“The ‘locltout'oi' 1898 scattered the
trade over the country. The ‘iockout'
of 1909 scattered the trade a second
limo. The trade. in great measure. has
never returned and never will come
buck. " ,
i-fiIAD CUT FROM A FALL
«mm morning. Frank Osborn,
diagrams the street in trout of
known; barber shop in south
root. made a mission, and tell
their on the side or his head’. lie toy
bows Aim snoxsu.
John not}. the son or Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph nests bf the Central Hotnl,‘
tell from a saddle horse, Sunday. and
had his right orm broken.
«Dyspepsia is Am rlou’ a curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters boners dyspepsia
every time. it drives out the impuri-
ties. tones the utolneail restore: por-
flight
’rdue wascslied to attend the
AI stepped He was sent to the Nor- incl digestion. normal and
elk Hospital in the ambulance. sood health.
liltilillliilllli intuition"
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(FORMERLY HOYT'S THEATRE)
Mon, Tues. Wed. .. A July 4, s. 6
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) in that Unique Comedy Piayist
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'l’lme~ Spring. Circus Day.
A TREAT TO MUSIC LOVERS—THE
Basque Quartette
H. T. McConnell
President of 18 Club
NEW MOTION PICTURES
Matinee YAIIIIEYOILLE 91191211111 1
Daily Monday and Thursday 113'“; a,“
AT 2 r. u. Motiog ilPictures o'cwcr‘ 1‘
i 8 y .
Matinee aPRICES‘: Evening
’ g on 101wa SERMMM 15c
In ”Alibi Iv srsmsnr a some a no. case exclusively
Antonino
w, I
Wade'ssing
. ,Ziluyridiu. commute cars, driven . Ill
-» ‘ by experienced: sud cumin
coalitions. .,
. 1 . JULY 4th
wishbone 611.2 tor particulars till” A. 10.
N Y Illicit Sex
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT i’AIiK
MEADOW ITIIIT.
Next Genie. Sounder. July 2
NORWALKS
’ s
by the Root, Day
Week or Month
It” I. M.
.l1r-r.
19013.net; now developed into a live .
on broaden one
it
“lib
" :t once And now I
Jefferson. lows.
lined tin: and other-x
ale t notes, and.” I
Within six
men slwas sound
but your re leech
can pubiilih my
of women who stiller m somelffitkn
' . out; on
nun Tirol?
toil you lost how i
this Tubmntogsin
. real well.“-
rm 3. Billion, to) Cherry 81..
Another Woman Cured.
Gleutlood.‘ lowsi lid “ Aboutt til
was not in: hit
nt‘ind house. i‘wa'ssosic eon
not 0 my own work.
and well by
Lydia 3.1anhuih’s' table 003
und. will twayymtiii my fris
t H-
Donn, tiieuwy “it“
if you belong WEED” countless army
or toms ill it: L E.
ham'Vs V533 albtifllonipo y lm‘
For thirty years this lemons wood
has been the stslidard for all forms o
women who have been troubled with
such ailments us displacements. fibroid
tumo ulceration. inflammation. ir-
reguls ties. backache. etc.
t i
nigh M “steam
Alignment.
Dividend Notice
121“ SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK IAVINGS 80-
CIETY, NORWALK. CONN.
m
June id, 1910.
At u meeting of the Directors oi
this society hold this day. a divtdend.
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cont. per
annum. was declared to depositors
iron: the earnings of the six months
ending June 30, new.
The same will be entered on plan
books and paid on and after July it
1910.
By order of the Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLR.
Treasurer.
in 18 int
Dividend Notice
The South Norwalk Savings Bsn'
South Norwalk. Conn.
At n meeting of the directors or thi:
bank held this any. a dividend lit the
rate or four per cent. per unnum we:
declared to depositors from the earn
lugs oi the six months ending June
Bil. lilitl. The same will be entered or.
pass-books and paid on and otter July
it me.
ll'y order of the Board of Directors
GEORiil" L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
inn-int
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score ‘ met.
the tirst in 1?”! evenib,
solely end at 1.th on s snort
line hit sudt third” on an out. Joseph
hit to mitt at. it! no name in
,. with the run hat «its
1 A little betting 1 in the?0 oi hill in
plus. alive the co ted then two runs.
Robertson. but up.
want to third on Celilns’ nil in the
some direction. The next two men
up went out no Breanne sent the bell
h out to “do ter ii for that) midi? driy
in: both ohei-tson and Collins home.
The visitors got another run in the
ninth vlbish run pmvod‘ p winning one,
tor chant Norwalks crisis to lilo in the
last half of diet triniilk with five runs.
For n time it looked its 11' this rally
would win the some tor the Not-walks.
hilt It was not to be In this inning,
Jackson, who. it in said. tormerly iIVo
ed here took the plate of Joseph in the
box for the coiorid men The Nor-
wslits found his delivery in the ninth
inning. Two two-butters and a single
were responsible tor he hdine team a
two runs and the crowd was setting
excited. Kerr, ordinarily a good hlt’
tor went ti) bat with two out and Davis
on second base. Kerr hit the ball
A vlo s Wilt! to short bill the fielder
soil nd soul it down to llrst uettllns
the [time
The score:
Moments.
All R H PO A ll:
Cunningham.» d 0 l i 5 0
svis.ci. ........... 4 0 i l (l 0
emc ............ i ii 0 3 i 0
Carter." .......... 3 ll 0 2 2! 0
"Brooks." ......... iidtbd
eieou. ib ........ i 0 ii in ii i
Moment." ........ 3 0 ti 0 ti 0
Creagh.3b ........ i i l 3 5 0
Voik.p. ............ 3 i l t) it 0
Totals ........... till 3 izd'll' l
'(lrsnt out. tilt by b ted in ii.
Ilaoit Ion.
All it i! PO A E
Hsnley.ss. ........ i i i 2 5 0
.l/lurphy.‘cl. ........ h 0 ii i it 0
Robertsou.rl'. ...... 5 ,1 3 i ii i
Collins.c...........-t l 2 t :i 0
Smltb,lb ........... i 0 till 0 l
Carleniill. ......... i l 1 it it it
Brewed". :i ii i :i t) 0
llrnnt.2b ........... Ii 0 i 2 2 0
ioneph. p. .......... 3 ii :i ii i! ll
lsclison.p. ......... i 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ........... till 412 27 it 5
score by tuning»: ’
Norwulks ....... do 00 l 0 0 0 0 2-3
iiiacit Box ........ o 0 0 ll 0 i 2 twl
Stolen bases?- rr, Moll rain 2.
9w“ 9 hit» boos
Bases on bandit—Oil Volt: l on Jo-
seph ii 1
room-b slump-tam (:rmu.
llnvis. Hartley. masons.
llouble plus Cunningham. Carter
and Nelson; Joseph. Collins and
Smith: Henley. (mot and Smith.
illt by pitchordhloGrath. llsnio)‘.
lirescoo.
struck out lip Valli ii, by Joseph 8.
Lott on basemldorwalks ll, iiiscii
Sill 9
'rlme~0ne hour. so minutes.
Umpire-Frank Melons.
Afternoon Gama.
Dan lirouthers‘ colts defeated the
Norwelks belore a large crowd. Davis
made an excellent catch of Lauar‘s
on; by in the rim inning. shutting
m two men, as the Colts had two
non on bases. Norwnlk scored one
u the first on Motletterty's error. He
trapped Carter‘s long tiy. Kerr scor-
n; (mm second base. The Colts had
i chance to score two runs. but Kerr
was there with a good whip. catching
ilrouthm trying to steal 'second. and
issonsrd after making a two-base hit.
was cannot nspplna oil second base.
Kerr to Cunningham.
The visitors livid this some in the
lltth Brooks dropped uuklu's ily
MoCallcrty scored. The Colts took the
lead in the sixth. .iinly. the that
man up. out. Creasb to Nelson; Kelley
singled. ltrouthers hunted to 1.0mm
who threw home to catch Kelley.
which looked as it Kerr had him, but
the umpire called him sate.
.iaoit biotiralh started the seventh
with a hit to the club house for a
home run. Clean wss‘hlt by pitcher:
(lunnin hem sacrificed: (llblin did the
some; on was padssd: Garter hit a
ion fly to ri tch leonsrd mi»
bed'up and he! etvlo men on base.
in the eighth albiln made it nest
catch of Leonard’s tilt. which was is-
beled for two buss ‘
News": made I smut ii nt in the
ninth to win the same: 0 well:-
ed; Cunningham: was out hout. ly to
months"; eras tlhrdpop on
the pla: Valli. tilt tin no Gilli
pod out to Luusv; err hit to short
still out out at iirst‘. ending the
game.
urns st iirst, harlot sistitoen chances
and Accepting seventeen oi than.
The «on: w ' - .
bah lronthgrs’ bolt.
won-o. mgmn 91”"...
‘L Wffieds’odl
nib!
t“ mieédrgd edge . ‘
hit to tell liel'd end (3.,
it Brouthers plsyed an excellent 5'
1 ADRHPDAE
Helium“... ....... It 0 ii 8 3 i
In”)... ..... ...il 0 1 0 8 l
damsel. Mme i i a do
Iii-outbursts. 3 1 its 1. i1
...... i 0 2 i 2 ii
Juoldo' ll. Mil 11 l l i 0
cGrath.rr....4 0 0 0 0 .0
H01. Olly.o{.......d l 2 0 ill
tal'rwh n. IIDIV‘I‘IQ ‘ 0 0" o 3‘ 1
Totals "new” it 83718 .5.
Min. 1 g
1: till i. WITH
intuit Atoll...
“ennui ll. ..‘.....‘.5, s o 0,: o o
in 90 De clue-inn: % a z 3;
Inn,” Oislvissss ‘
“a“ :6.”"""H 31:11.31
m I‘llil {ll ‘
m.'ii..........‘i1l: : 13
M II; Iosslss ’ ‘
, ”‘3’ trio 2 ii
afi'nass-vs‘dlr ! o 0 0 0 D
3 4111181 (1m
Score by innings:
..... ...... 0 0 0 0 1 20 it
Norwaliis ....... 0 0 0 0 01~2
Earned lunnm orwalks 1.
Two base illt~boonsrd, Davis
Home runwuodmh.
First on bulls-01! Curler 2. oil lilt-
ter
Struck out—ally Carter 6 by Ritter 2.
Left on beseswc‘oltn h Norwslks 'I.
First on errors—Colts 2. Norwailis 5.
Hit by pitcher-Crouch. Heely
Stolen busesmllrouthers.
Umpiremll'. Malone
Tillie—«One hour 30 minutes.
Scorerw -F‘, (l. Riedcll.
Magi owsrs Take Two Games. ,
'l‘he Iytiower baseball team won
two ironies at their Oval to Rent Nor-
wallt yesterdsy. defeating the men-
brooks in the morning by the score at
5 to 3' and in out afternoon by 7 to 3
Webb and Dustin were the battery
{or the Msyltowers in the morning and
Keene and Begin in the alternoon.
The Maydowers will play the All
Americans nest suturduy stternoan at
the Civil.
Early la the season. the Mayflowers
had s little hard luck. tying once and
losing three times in the first tour
games but now have eight straight vic-
torios to their credit.
'5
Winnlpauks Boat coloni Is.
The Winnipsuks defeated l e Colon-
ials yesterdsy by the score of 7 to 5.
The same was a lost one and was lost
to the t‘oloniale by Gunrnieri's pool-
playing it is said. The batteries (or
the Colonialii were Connors and Mc-
Unlre and for the Winnlpsnks, Wilson
and i. London. Next Sunday the Colon-
ials will play the strong Knights at
Columbus team.
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n...—
OABEO iN TOWN COURT.
~—
Three in Norwalk and Two in South
Norwaltt AI Result 0! Too Much
Colobrbtion.
There were three cases lit Norwulh
this morning, and but one or them was
settled. The others were continued
[or various lengths or time.
The first was that or John H. Dngon.
lie was arrested upon the complaint ot
his daughter. who claimed that he had
gone to his home yesterday. hld “"911
abusive language and but! struck her.
The charge unmet him was intoxica-
tion. use of abusive language sud us-
sault He lives in Crone street and his
and his daughters name is Mrs Nellie
Romper lie pleaded guilty and woe
lined 87 and costs.
The other Cline was lion 0! Tunnel
Britta. lie was the mun who l-intur
dny night nsssuilod his wife at the
corner of Wnli and High steels, by
hitting her under the chin with s
knockout blow. ' She fell to the ground
senseless and he ran nwuy. He wok
inter captured in his sister‘s home in
Main street. tie pieuded not guilty
and the case was continued until Jilly
l811‘nt 9 o'clock.
ere was another part to this case.
in incl the outcome of it. Brltlo’s sis
tor wont to the station boiler. to see
him utter his arrest. When she return-
ed her husbund was “laying for her.“
and started to give her a beating. Her'
son was not the one to stand outdo
and see this. so he pitched into his
{other and did him up. The lather. Bd-
ward Byxbee, was arrested. The son.
Edward Byxbee, run away.
The other case was that. o: the two
young men who were arrested for pro
mature shooting ot fireworks, The?
were setting oi! giant meters Bends:
evening in the alloy at the roar or the
New York Grocery store In Kain street
()tncer Murray and Capthin Hunt got
busy. with the result that the Cap
captured Connolly. He restocked p
and Fred Raymond ran to thnipauh.
Later he returned and walked into the
Captain's arms. He then Joined Coo
unity in Water street
in court this morning Raymond
oleaded guilty. but Connolly was not oi
the same mind. He pleaded not guilty,
and the case was continued tor one
week. This will brill { it up on Monday
July lith st 9 (filter:
Allie Eula. the boy or iltieen yesra
urn-tad on the night or July Ird tor
shootin on nreorscitere in Burbank
street nth Norwslk. by oncol- Bil-y
iter. was lined ill and no iii no
Henry Schultse. or blast Not-wall
arrested lsst nlsht tor druntisnnose
and omit or the poses mu lined 0!
for drunkenness It‘ll old tor breech oi
the peace This,\v tn the cost silicon.
to?‘ to about 0211 and Henry want to
LOOKING FOR “'OLIN Wfllll...
outsells deeds“ Amid Hears at Osv-
arll iii urinates“.
Detective (loom Arnold. oi Brim},
port with In itailui who VIII arrested"
(or at in bi oyeias. came to South
Norway automobile tilts worst
The detail a dad uniting“0 for meow
cycles.» ' "Ilium
been? nosey-rt molar.
and so ersim tron New Haven
claimed to have had
the wheels in south Namath. but this
1"“ .....
be rsmahitsmd using blather-051
to try to tooth than
The liniinn I
oi Av
morning the (other Muted this on.
“13?“.
Air. Arnold liter tom obey
in. bicycles to mideitteo
The mobbed or the thieves has basil
s partnentvbo dimmed
“plied to knowiltiothtnaoi
heandsodtha «nation. and who.
wood. on. smut went to do”
(idle hicyoiem
lien or I. miles
lid tint
to tails the wheels outside I
port slid get what Wmmgorm 91 _
he I. M. Read? 0...
‘Estahlssbe‘d I837.
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Commencing Tuesday. July filth. the, store will clos; ans
1). m., except Saturdays. , V
l M...’ .
t the Linen Section
A Sale hat will be welcome to all Housekeepers.
'lowelsl l‘lie coming week the Towel Section will be
overflowing til extra good oileriugs. The counters ‘
are already it [led with snowy Bath Towels and Huck
'i‘owols of all rights. qualities and sizes.
xoc e .
6 for 55, 1.3 for $1.00. HIICk and Bath
r c e ch
6 for 75,3 12 for $1.40. Towe's
15c e ch in every required size for
6 for 85. 12 «$1.65, the Household.
soc - A most favorable time
6 for $1.10. l for $2.00. for re-stocking the Linen
25c . 11 Chest and Closet.
6 for $1.40. for $2.75. Lowest prices in
35c h accordance with quality
6 for $2.00, for $3.85. and size. .
The Tn in Bath Towel at 35c is big, ilufiy and
white, and i to than a yard and a quarter long.
Fine W o Cloths, 8 for 25¢.
Huck T ls, ill every size, £3 to 50c:
Tumblers, Special
On Sale Immediately.
Salnpl.» .nown in the window of glassware, Fairfield
Avenue. -
Thin Blow _‘umblers, “or zoo.
Fleur de L itched. 6 for 25¢.
Common T . Tumblers, 6 for too.
Punch is and Sherbet Cups, Pitchers, etc, at low
prices this
1k.
In the China Store.
The I. M. Read Co:
B
hing Suits
Now is tho tor the purchase of Bathing Suits. Caps. and Shoes.
We are pm: to show a large variety and at Popular Prices.
LADIEB’ BATHINB SUITS
We haven‘t . ten the little folks. CHILD'S FLANNIL GUITI, 2 ~,
years i cars. st “.00.
_CUiT8 FOR MEN AND IOYI
$1 and $2
IATHINO CAPE. 256. Me. 760.
~' 25c. 500: Oilk, M.“
IATHING
A
{131%er tir ut smith NoNdlk
t i 1. H“:
t‘oii‘: lbw this i. m
III” by Policeman
toil BANS“! ”III. INN ‘
m Wood. 0! Home“. All lire.
new Mir-loo
la Were recovered
list-s. detect it accompanied the
other dinners.
“rolled!" the I'd ad mJuiy 7th at
B: 80 um “sitter (lien for
'l'robee
us.
D’Itlls’. hill:
in s miss, astronomer or
ii to t ,
We '11» ' ‘ ll'l'tl’i‘ iipu'il my... own. to!
bottle is diluted. Imus. Nib will I: s
it. huh
and $4.3M
Ndwwm
onions Iii sun ., surreal?
Aer.
”in“ Will » it Perry ”Max:
W I
”mes-emin- " “a
9 lost endorsed. ;
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