. I . ‘ l 0 .
. l~——-ol the Biggest Agile in Vaudeville—5
A Cele Performance at Popular Prices
. III
Creed Opening
Milli
i’
EVENING
. reptilian
5 ,and . 1:06
PRICES
the fleet Beet
15c
groi Adulte and Children
All'Orclleetre comm
All pillow. 100
UIivieri Grand
FIRET APPEARANCE HERE OF
Military Band
or 22 GREAT ARTISTa. MR. omen element. Conductor
Mabelle Morgan
he Auetrelten Prima Donna.
Character Change Artlete
JudTge and Kelly
Comedy Acrobete
.. James. .I. Duffy, Comedian
AND SPECIAL ATTRACTION—WILLIAM ROBYNB PRESENTS THE
SINGING ACTORvJOCKEY
Tommy Meade
in “Between the Races”
[CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MONDAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
l MEADOW STREET.
SATURDAY, AUG. 27th
NORWALKS
V8.
Westports
3:30 P. M.
ADMISSION. 25 some
”YD UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
Grind stand Free to Lenten.
_._—.——
Greenheld Country Club
Agricultural Fair, Auto-
mobile, Dog and
Poultry Show
GREENFIELD HILL. corn.
Sept. 13,14,15
l9l0
Excursione t0 Huntington and
VplItey Grove
.UMMBN TIMI TAIL!
0n end An» MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1910
The New «pod Communion
Steamer Huntington
cent. Wm. oxwiete
Will run ee renew:
I.»ve Hunti ten tor Net-walk Men-
end Pd deye at 0:45 a. on, end
3lreN’orrIrellt tor Huntington, Men-
yend Frirleye It I: 45 e. on. end
k"! Me
“excuneion TICKETS, 00o.
MNGL! FARE. 400.
he "re 26¢.
Pettiee at ten or more can make 0 or.
. msemenie with the Cepteiu to own
at Volley Grove.
, Chicken ii to lit yearn, lxeurelon 360: I
VOLK DITA A TRYOUT.
jétulled fer the Bridgeport Teem.
«’Whleli belated Helyene. e to 7.
g your. or this city, pitched pert
. . 0 some or 0 double heeder. boo
‘ the Bridge end Northerner
_, , onneetieut tote We. Fri day
3 .3 orthempton. 'l‘lle some wee leii
by museum ii to 7.
“It no known by (lue'e iriende that
he was to have a tryout with the
B , on team this week, but it was
Jew‘ett Piano, by Steinert e Sane a 00.. Used Exclusively
infinitesimal. 3
T0 honours .
(Continued iroin First Page.) ‘
iinrron. Kerr Sneriilred. ('nrter struck
out. (lrelgh hit through the nhortntiip
to loll. ileld. scoring Cunningham. iln-
vie tried to score, but was caught at
the pinto
'l‘ho Weiitportii did all their coming
in the third inning llnliui struck out
Lucite hit to left. thinners uncritical;
Mull singled to left iield, Lucas poor-I
ins. LnIIbachcr made a double. scor-
ing Milli.
Nero-elite sowed the game up in tho
liith inning. Mctlruth llrel man up
hit in center for a Music. linker mode
It fumble oi ilenhnm'e hit and was cute
at first. tliblin eucriilced. ndvaurinu
Mi-(lraih iinii lienhem. Cunningham
wun Illllttit‘ll. lilling tho Iltliltlli. i‘mla
hit to right ilold. scoring Mctlreth and
would 4.
Two been hite-«Cdnninghem. Leon
iii‘
Find on bellow-Oil linrrou 2.
Struck outmlly lierron ll. by I'm“
tori)
Lott on better ~Weetp0rte ll. Nor
wellie ti
Double pinyewnerron and [Ate-e, no
inn and Devon.
iiI‘iretIII on errork-Weetnort 2. Nero
w title
W
Oloee end Inthorium: more on Forreer’e
, ‘ t or a surprise that he pilreté
. to he has lied II. wrenche
- 4......”‘3: hm
G'reunde. new».
The Emerelde, coped-ed or players
W
BROAD HIV“ '3 ‘MEIALDI. 5. ‘
. thug: . mien ll
teem?“ e heard 0 miniature nine
em a to 0.
Ruth excitement end amusement in
up in the Nation” run column
were board tricked his. Breed
in the second.
0 more below 0 liimeneide en
IItwo to theire iii the «room. dint
' nine tour tor Broad River in
their eli‘eg...the,eeventn, which were
enoueh to win the urine. 'i‘om Jame
nerd bite-«one in the “slate" and one
the some.
Undue excitement reigned at times
during the content. interspersed with
good batting and good fielding were
the intereltinx dinereoeeii between the
umpire and pitcher. The one- act pity
Ipndered by thoue two artiste wee well
received and the encoree from the
grand stand met with generous re~
eponee.
it in thought. that vieione oi the
chicken supper promised to the mem-
bore of the Broad lilver team had I
greet deal to do with their enoooee.
The boyn ere sharpening up their 0er
in preparation (or the tent. This eun-
pcr is to be awarded to the teem incin-
bere in the event of their winning all
but two of the total number of guinea
played this treason. 80 for three have
been won and one loet.
Next Saturday the regular Winni-
pnult teem will be over to «sanction
Broad Rivore' right to a good square
meal it won this team that Who
acheduled to pin) on Seiiiidny. Augunt
:20 but Winnipeuit get “cold ioet' and
selected on “easy" tonni (the Nor-
wnihe) to play.
Saturday's score:
Broad River.
All it it PO A E
l‘nync. Ii. .......... ii 2 2 l 0 0
H. St. John. H. ..... 5 l l l (I 0
Mills. lb. .......... 5 2 2 14 ll 0
James, 0. .......... i 2 i 8 2 1
ti. at. John. no. .i ll 1 ll 0 0
Bedoll. 3b. ......... «i ll 1 (l l 0
W. ll. lreienii, p, t i ll 2 7 0
\V. S. li-elnlid. 2b. 4 0 (l 1 2 l)
h‘orbcll, ct ......... 3 ll ll 0 0 ll
'I‘olnln ........... 31 it it 2? l2 I
Emeralde.
‘Ali Ii ll I’ll A It}
i). IIIIM'. Ill. ... , . .. 5 ll ‘J ii (i (I
Chevalier. :lli. ...... I. 2 l! 2 :i ll
(‘. liile)‘. lib. ........ ii 1 2 l " I
(luurnieri, p, ....... 4 i 2 2 .‘l i
i". Riley, t‘. .......... II it ti it i 0
W, ltynn. cl. ....... -l u u u it n
(inllnglwr. ll. ....... 1i i it (I (l l
Stein. on ......... 4 ll 2 I l l
\‘i‘houe. l‘i. ......... 4 ll 0 (l 0 I
Till/till ...........:ili I'i l0 "4 l0 5
The uummnry:
i‘irnt brine on hallo-~0-
lreiunti 1i.
Left on IIRKI‘K'IH'IMNI liircr 7, him
Pl‘lllilti 7.
'l‘wiwttee hit ~~4l‘u_\‘ue.
Struck out-ity tiuernivrl ill. by [re
(lit (liinrnicri 2.
i lnnd ll.
Hit by pitcher Ilium!“ till.
'l‘iino One hour. .30 minutes.
l'Iupire ii. A Veil.
IMAYFOLWERG'I WINNING OTIEAK.
Deteeted the Perecentrice by e Score
of ii to 5.
The Meyilower baseball team on tint.
Iurduy nricrnoon detected the Pure
contrive by the clone score at 6 to i
incite oi the meet inioreetlnx semen
of the septum. A feature 01 the con
Il'HI who the greet cntt‘h made by imilr
lianku on second hue. and the but
running 0! Harry (‘nhiiL who received
many compliments on their exirollcut
work. The ecore iolluwe:
ilenhnin. Kerr hit to center, scoring Meyi‘lowere.
Cunningham and Davis. All it ii p“ A 3.
There was no more scoring eltor “1“,qu 2b .......... 3', 1 J 3 1 1
title tuning by either teem. Woetport imnihuk. ri. ........ 5 1 u l (i it
made two neat double pinyu. lloinu ir‘. Keene. li. _______ ,r, l 3 0 3, f,
made a very pretty ulch 0i Neteon'n liloomuuiet. an. .... 5 0 0 1 3 3
W l“ milm‘fleldv WW“ ‘m ‘fibeltll'mau :.u. .......... Ii o 0 2 2 I-
ioi three button lie also doubled up, (‘uliilL c ___________ 3 ii i 6 .' l
(‘reigh at ilrst, who Iould not got llrnwm ”I IIIIIIIII 3 l u 0 0 0
‘W‘k I" “m0 I’Odwilll, lb. ....... :i l o In 0 o
The 600m! wi-nn, p. ........... l I o l a u
Weetport. , 1“", ”‘ j“ ‘; "I
All R H ['0 A ”I 10“”! ....P..r.....::ItI I.) 7 ’7 1’ 2
Couriers. it. ........ t 0 l 2 0 ii} ‘ no "In?!" it [re A h
Mull, iii). ........... 4 I 2 2 i 0 Illrllhi. 0.! y, 3 u i) ll
hunlmchor. l‘. ...... i ii i 5 ti “glint! lib. """" I n "' ‘I i t
"...... ., ---------- t 0 0 '~' 3, . ram... ...1':":::::‘. u 1 a '. .
Rutter, no. ......... 4 t) t: ii . t'.oughlnn.2il ‘ l i 2 1 ti
lliiulln. Ill. ........ ‘I ll .. R I 0‘ N wk”. ., .. 0 .— .. Ii
itliiiiirmt. .......... -i u u o o with. i,""““"'§ i I I) 5 I
,. .. ..........
llolan, I.“ """"" 4 U l. 7 1. Kloltiluun. Ill. ........ «i ll ll 7 ll 3
hut-no, ..b .......... I i v: II.i . odiylnndmi. IIIIII .3 ii i 2 ll U
Totals IIIIIIIIIII lid 3 9 2‘ l2 ii llynn. p. ........... :I IItl ”II at i n
Norwuiitl. 'I‘otulu ........... {iii 5 r 23‘” l
. . 'lii'own but. hit by batted hull
. .. A.“ R II I.” 3‘ ‘ “(1er by Inning»:
""“""‘“"‘“‘" “"' '4 71' l f ,“ ' Mtwliowm‘n ..... a 2 0 l 0 II o l xwi‘.
linvie, 0‘" """ 4 0 ‘ 9 ’ u i‘urncenirlcn ....0 ll 0 l 0 3 0 0 i» i:
Kerr. c ..... . ...... . .l ii i 1: ll t-lummttry'
(.Ierterng. """"" I , 0 I ' 0 ttiurncd rune~—~Meytiowora l. l'ern
Cretan. db .......... .i l l i ll mmflfl‘
Mogggthullnmm” 3 ‘1’ I I; 3 3 ’i‘wo-herie hit ilenlie.
"(filllhmll‘l ' """" ‘ l 1 0 t) 0 f Burriilce hit»~-l.tmcimlt.
, . ....... . , -..
(llhlih. lr. IIIIIIIIII 2 0 1 , D 0 him on belle ()ii Webb 4. 0i! Ryan
.m T Im ‘ . Hti'nolt OIII'MIIy Webb ii. by Ryan 4.
Totals """ ""‘29 B 9 27 til ‘I Left on hence ~~~~~ MnyIIOWorn iii l‘er‘
Score by inuingn: “mm" ll.
Weelporta ...... 0 ti 2 0 i) ll ll 0 0 2 Double ptey~Podteinl luneenliitedl
Norwrillio ....... l 0 il l) i ll 0 0 x »»»»» ll t-lteleu beseewléieultn, Keene. Uphill.
’i‘lio eumiimry: I’M‘Nh PIMP“- ~
Earned mm.-.wur,pong .2. Nero . I’aenod hell Nowlinr
ir‘lrtil on error» Mnyfloworn ll. l‘nrn
nentl‘loe 1.
till by pitcher Ily Ryuu l.
Umpire .lonoptt Medina
'l‘lmc One hour, 25 minutes
Maw
WINNIPAIUKO IIAITIN.
Clover-e. of Bridgeport. Won by Deere
of 14 to 7.
The Winnipeitke were eibtleiented
I it
IInIp by pttehoM‘unnlnmm. Crown Ewing: IIT: '1' Elem different!“
,gtoiIIeIIIIII begafilegtiththxv r (Son MATE: ”I. ”M,“ u" a“ drin-
ee 00 W . or. hm. Atmden lied on on no end VII!
[boomer-flag“! l; I‘M “it“ hit hard. it eeeined that every player
scorer-«tr 0 will, I mun inner manor» aw in the
minimum in WW " lit. urine Carlene pom the hit each
Attendeewm. - "It“ 5: p3 ngry well. They mode their
n t. i to mm
The nilendnneo wnn fair under the
con niche of t e weather.
0 mourn tied to. score in the
gain inning
two trite. 0 then till end 99 error.
" ”The indie wee clone and unaided '
in the beekwwere merited lecturer at
'l‘irey scored three mm: more at ll: 30
lg,
e itret tuning. the figure 2 "chanted" '“
thy .
Iver ‘
“hid not loin. er this early time. new» .
_ Iovar. end mode 0 it _-
Kl
Tonight'E'P es. 8 Wed. Mat. 8 Ev'g
“Tammg a
‘f Pneeznrzo ev ‘ ~
Edward P. Sullivan & Company
Barbarian”
i
THE GREAT SCENIC NOVELTY
Noruian, the Frogman
Ruth9Lawrence8iRogers¢Flossie
Some Dancing-«Some Singing
Ada La Mar
Singing and Dancing Comedienne
GRAND ADDE
“Frozeeni, Italy 5'
D ATTRACTION
Eminent Harpist
Latest Motion Pictures, changed daily
COMING—~VAUDEVILLE'8 LAT
ear mo GREATEST railrunae
nonmmrIneee DAILY, 2:30.
evenmoe—s’rzao t0 0: e t010:30.
Children. 5c: Adulte. 100.
Orcheetra. 20; Balcony. 100.
ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAM
l‘ he,» scored one in the second on two
hits and u been on trails
in this tuning the w innipiiuitii urorod
throt- rune on tour this two being [or
extrn base:
The i‘lovei‘e scored three runs in the
liith lnnlnu on two bite. three bum
:in helix and u p d bell The) Inor-
NI three more lime sixth on the bite
on error. wild t I dud pueod bell.
IGinny scored thei last run In the not
unth on two III"-
P lixeph maiio tho leobneo hits.
liiley also made vtwo doubles. Mc-
.rnth mntle 0 double Mun. oi the
I luvvre made It iwo- been hit.
you ennui... Ibo \vnimnnuk- nlll
din tho Ilroud iiivei teeth. at llrolul
liter
The more (it )Qfllt‘fflfi) II KIND: ’
Clovere.
All it
it‘llrion. 2b ii
Hurley. vi.
i'owdcn. p. ...... t
l-fxnn. i‘. I»
Honor-.en. II
lowinr. iih ........ h
L‘nrter, lh. ......,.. 1i
hict‘urihy. rt. .. i’i
Kerwin". ll
.lerinnln. Ii. .. 2
Totals ........ .3‘37 14 15
II PO A
it 'al
2
.
v
F
..II
mecca—Hana:
w—nuu—aa—l:
’eca-leeuree:
cand¥€l5du
all o:c—r~a:co—e:i§
w
-a
..
es:
‘ looked for. on they are second in the
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
lougne
Saturday‘s lil‘tll'e iollows:
Darlen.
All it I
T. Connors. ri. ..... Ii 3
G. Smith. it. ....... -l
i“. Smith. iii, ....... :i
Iiiiipiii. c. .......... i
t‘. Cantrell. 3b. ..... t
Brenton. p .......... i
(lulu-Ii. of.
l". Cantrell. an.
Hireuzhneeey, 2b. t
\
:~l;-
-
v
A
v
.—
ren um; —: cc
2'.
Our—(aa—n—flc).
cccscccc
PG
-: I ct;-‘°$~l
I-
‘ll
an.’
A
Toteiu ........... til it
0. U. A. M.
All It
Earl tiueaninu. :lb... h u
Edw. (ineniueu. an... 5 u
l‘union. 2b. ........ h n
Roch. ii.
Iiowhn. cl. ......... it u
ilociulder. ri.
‘otler. lb. ......... .‘i ll
llnnnllnxer. l‘. ll 0
Nolan. p. .......... :i 0
II I‘ll
.‘:cc¢=—N=>
.
i—c—c:r;—-=3
l—..1cr,-—-—-—eg;,,'.
'l‘ntuln .........:i.’. d
The numninry:
Earned rune- »l)erlen 2.
TWO-lined int-mi". Cantrell. F, Smith
(3i.
Struck out—«Hy Reunion 10, by No-
len ti.
:1
e:
a.
-r
r-
Winnipeuke.
All it it i
liiioy. tlb, ......... 5
lumen, of. . ii
A. .loeeph, i'l. ..... ii
Mt‘lll‘illli. en.
“‘. Joseph. Ill ...... .i
Hermon. ii. h
.Yhevuiier 2b. it
\. London. :1 ...... I
i. London, r, ....... t
Toinln ........... tl
Score by iunlnue‘.
I'IOVN'I ........ It i .'l 0 3 :l
l'l'lnnlpnuiia 0 .‘i ll ll 8 0
Summary:
’l‘wobnm- lillll Jillian. lt‘. Joseph 2,
IIIon 2, Mctlreth.
First on bulla
Struck out My London 9:
ion 7.
belt on trance-mover- 6,
penile 7.
Double play»
i‘nrier
Wild piich~~ London.
l’eeeod hello i London ‘3
First on errors-«Clover! 2. Winni
poetic ii.
Hit by pliriwr ~Ilurlni‘.
titulon lineonwilurley.
lumen.
litiuiire -»lt‘. MILAIIIIMI‘.
'i‘iine ’t‘wo hour». iii minute».
Bi‘ornrw- it. t‘._ liiedeli.
aniline. aft-ho. A. pr. 0.
llI'ltlethort Munaiuu‘nemm in II
0000 new en'leturttey-
One or the uncut gem of b 0 ii
:lleyod thin neiiiion in Dylan MIT t
ti heturdny niinrnoond Wm floral
teem defeated the rile 0f United
erican Moi: hit! 1 iii 0
IN“! more of tiller ll. 5% My! hmll'éital
three i the gem. w e putty throw
item no center by or. cetohlnx 0
min II. t 0 plate;
.I rim will
No t on... III that
the l 1 t our. unit};
.3330. "or Sr. ..
JAN)? 5', 0
met r003 North nude or one
It double header Morning 5
lil' .30. tom Rinllli will pitch tor tier-
lnu at the mornlu'i seine end linemen.
be regular pitiihgr, tor the ntiernoon
The North Elude are in
the city league end I 500d woe to
Iu—unan—ecec
12—:3—accu—5
azrac—uc==>
.i ~c—=~w==c:!1
-yl “ccn—mu—pug
II" III
...
BI.
too H
lllllw-‘l‘
tilt London 9
by How-
Winnl.
, llowden. O'Brien and
lilievuilor.
Minter
2.
in,
';
.
Nenh ...................
Double pier amnion and Smith.
I llit by pitcher» —h‘. Smith.
linens on belle—~01! Bunion 1. 0|!
lNoInn 2.
'i‘iinew-Ouo hour, iii minutes.
Umpire w'l‘ullmudge.
{lemon ~8herrer.
Attendance-4.50.
...-MM.
Orloiee Loet to Americans.
”More a lnrue crowd yceierdny, on
tho Winnie grounde. the Oriole: met de-
tent in the bendn oi the Americans. by
the Iii-urn oi ii to ii. The seine Wan well
played by both teams. coneldoring thnl
the bull wue wet end hard to hnntiic.
inman pitched a one game, ullowlni:
only four hlte. nlld would have won
;hin game but tor poor eupport. Wild
throwing have the vinltorii molt oi
ineir rune. The lineup end score in
innlniie:
(l lumen ................. ..
(lumber. 31
IL. Dunno ............ (Weigh, Taylor
Pitcher.
:Nucnndoi ............... McKiornnn
Firet bilge.
Iriliidtnoro ................
second beeo.
Olsen .............. .. ...... Ilenly‘
shorintop
.loiiueon ..................... llurito
'l‘lilrd been
Wolfe . ................. . . . .. Weiher
Lott ileld
Culllll
W. lingon
Center itold.
Right llelii.
more by innlnxe:
0min 0 010 2 ll 0 3 tic—ll
Amerioene......llll010 6‘0 0-»8
atrium nut—~By Dunne h. by enough
dial? Taylor 6 rim-wit Done 4. MI
all end Taylor a Umpire—4V.
Gehrtitenn.
drown .. . J. Degnn
mun-W
Iprlnoweede Deteet Weeterne.
. in It one. downpour the Spring-
:woode detailed the Weeteme. 0t
Bridgeport. yeeterdey ntternoon. by the
'eeore of to to it, i e live-inning name.
in the third lunlnpt o more was 7
to 2 in (ever or the caterer end in
W
lirothormnd
(cotton 39 the row
The D. M. Read C0.
Established 1857
The Store Closes et 5 p. m. ExceptISaturdeye.
Small Axminster Rugs
These Axminatcrs are displayed in one of the Main St. ,
windows and have caused much continent on account of their
rich coloringe. l‘licrc are several patterns, floral and geo-
metrical. medallion centers with borders, suitable for liv-
ing rooms, dining moms, or bedrooms.
Size 36 x 72. Price only $4.00.
Children's Coats Reduced
iluitc an assortment of Cliililrcn' .~. mats in mixed goods
red and navy blue, which we are selling at reduced prices.
sizes run from 6 to 12 years.
$io.oo Coats for $6.50. $5.50 coats for $2.50.
$ 8.50 Coats for $3.00. $5.00 Coats for $3.50.
$ 7.50 Coats for $5.00. $4.50 Coats for $3.00.
Coal and Suit Room.
Serpentine Crepes.
ilave jilbt received smcral new pieces of Serpentine
Crepes. both plain and printed. which are very pretty. Light
and dark grounds, especially suitable for house drcsnes anti
kimonos I70 11 yard.
Shaping some black and white checks in Cotton Snit—
iiig. washable. for 125/50 3 yard.
Wash Goods. Section.
New Lot of Photo Frames.
The Frames are dark walnut, nicely finished. with eith-
er oval or square mats. Several tIiilt-rcnt sizes. Frames
for one, two. three or four photos. Very neat and attrac-
live
Prices are 18 25, 35. 40.5 50 and 6°C.
Ccntci lill)l(‘, main floor.
0
A large assortiiieni of Dutch Collars in prices ranging
fi'ulil ..‘5t’ II.) $2.50.
Remember the reduced priics on line piece Dresses. rc-
Iiiniiiiug from our regular summer stuck. Lingerie. Lawns
and (ililgllallls. l‘ llt‘t‘s after reduction range iroin $1. 50 to
$5.50.
The D. M. Read Co.
School Garmentsfor
Boys and Girls
FOR oinLe'
FOR BOYS
The Celebrated K. end hi. Waist. Ginghem end Percale
60 route 25c to 82.00
t yearn to it years 2 years to )2 years
Alec a good Wpiet It 35c Odd Garments Bargain Prices
We can sell you these Germenie nimoet no cheep on you can buy the
materials.
Buy them READY-MADE and Save Your Time
‘\
MATERIALS FOR SCHOOL GARMENTB
We bore a good eeeortmeni oi goods suitable for School Carmelita-—
Peruolee, Beersuckere, Ginghems. Etc.
Remnant Lengthe at Special Pricee
A. Dieltetttian .81 Son
84 WaSIIington St, 80. Norwalk
recurring 440
I I '1' . ‘ rt
THE NEW SUMMER DRINK
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Bunker~Smeck
AT SODA FOUNTAINS
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