Mill-End Sale
80 FAVORABLY BEGUN
TINUE THROUGH THI8 WEEK.
FROM DAY TO DAY.
WATCH OUR ADVERTISEMENT
LAST WEEK. ,.WILL CON-
ADDITIONALJTEMB
A. Dickerman St son
84 Washington St.,So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
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We Give S 8. H Trading Stamps
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(Continued tram IFirst Pate.)
M from right to center, Hunter, a
i new man. to right. Friend from right
do second base. From that time on
the confidence of the home team seem-
ed to slip off and while they tried their
most to keep up a good game.
Up to the third inning. the team
an neck and neck, when in the
Sonrth. the New Canaan. hit Volk for
two singles and two doubles. scoring
two men. Again in the fifth they
crossed two men, a base on hails. a
couple of errors and n twobngger, (.0...
tributing towards the multiplication
of that suntan).
In the sixth, Sohllman wont to to
'pitch and held the visitors down to one
run. which was made on ll single.
which lengthened into a double and
when the runner tried to reach third.
lie was caught. This was the third
out, two men having fanned to Send.
mum's puzzlers. hut hetero it was
made, Morrison had reached home.
The Norwaiks scored in the eighth
and ninth. rallying strongly in an at-
hempt to even up the snore. in the
eighth Volil ilit to norond and was
caught at first. Riley doubled. tht-n
Gmith'du’plioated the trick. snoring
‘ Riley. Smith stole third when». he
remained. Schumann dying out to right
Ind Friend to left.
The crowd wail good, a large deio
flflon 00mins down from New Enn-
um. An unusual number of automo
lilies were in attendance, occupying
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The titlmmm‘):
*hItoien hams-~~-Smith, Hunter. lilo
attrition ilien—»~»Mut}rath.
Mfume iliifl“*-H0.%!ill. .i.
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Morrison. Riley, ilroiherton, Smith.
Double piny--Bosna and Hogan. .
innings pilciied~-\'0ik Schumann
4.
Struck out—~lty \‘olk 9. by Schumann
il. by Davis l0.
liases on ilails—mOii' Yolk l. of! Schu~
moon 1. U” Davis l. .
Loft on bases—*Norwuik S, New Cau-
tion 3.
Hit by nltt‘horvfi’iorrinon.
Passed hails-~Ltirory l, Mulroy 1.
Dal-lens Defeated Bridgoport Post.
The Darlenn demoted the liridlzotlort ‘
Post team last Saturday. on Noxon lot
by the score of ii to '3. The Post team
had with them the honorable Mayor
Edward T. iiucltinnilnm. of Bridgeport.
who played first base.
The. Post team came in slums and
Military hand escorted them to the
ball field and around the lield. whore
Manager Halliclrd Smith introduced
the mayor and hill Mammalian to lint-
rons, who received them with cheers
The mayor responded in a uhort
ntleorh. thanking the patrons for their
generous uolcotne.
The locals hit Limin- fur fifteen
hits. iii.) of within were ioroxtra lineal
a double by Siluultnlollriy and a homo
rlln hy Fred Smith. who received a
box of rigarn donated by Zahn & Drill.
coll. Every player on the Darienl
lullllo lino or mort- hits and «very man
on the Poiii learn with the excelltion
of Rogers. made a hit Ul‘ uncle. in
int-.1 the whole team made a hit with
tho nations.
second on three lilia counted with n5
‘ ,atod beautifully i'or tlieuccasion.
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upon their arrival the Mormon liolnhts‘ ill tho game. the Knights having 1‘3 lirond River ground: because “I, ”m
1Xol‘u'llik boys.
1exciting all
-‘ ‘ ‘ liltrléd inuthoir
Bridgeport" -
Manager Smith had his house decor-
He
had a big banner with the words “Wol-
home to the Mayor 0! hriduoport” on
it. He also had the gland rtand doc»
. orated withiiags.
Next satiirday the Dorian team will .
travel to South Norwalk. and play the
N01 walks on Amusement Park.
The full score at Saturday's game in
as follows:
Bridgeport Pout.
All R H PO A E
hreo-haso imam-Clarke. Patterson.
Home .l‘iiil"‘“}“i’(’(i Smith.
First on halls-mm! Scaniun 5, on:
Ligginn 1.
Struck oui~—il_v Scanion'i . by I.-lit
girls 6.
ialt on buses- -liridgontltt Past 10“
i liarlon 6.
Wild plit‘llos -
Passed nullit-
Slant on 2. iizainu i
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illllllill fl. hioorbnth 2.‘
Fll‘ut on errorilwilllriolt 3, ill-ililti;M
port Post 2
Stolen ilanoswliriligelmri l‘unt -i.I
i'izll‘it‘il «i.
l‘nlllil‘ovw'l‘iltlmllr “with.
'l'illlt"~~()lti‘ hour. 3.“. nlillllloil.
Attendance 400.
Snorer-wt“. t‘. iliodoll.
LKnights oi Columbul Donated May-
flaws".
The liniglllu or (olumimn of Non
(initiated
llllornnon. a.“
loi'tili _i‘ the
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:Mnyllou'ora .
‘(llenhroolts ..
Left on basodeaYfluwera (r. “K. or
c. o. .
Double play-Eeymour. Banks and
Wright.
Stolen baaor—Bioomnuist, O'Brien.
~li'llonld 2. Muivoy. Smith.
Umpire-ml} McGrath.
“Whom, on minutdti.
Scorerw-Fred ‘C. Riodeli.
Attendancewb‘fio.
Mayflowerh‘ Shut Out Glonbrook.
The Mayflowera shut out the (lien-
,hrookli, Saturday, by the score of 10
to i). The vialtorn Were not in the
uinnmo class with tho firemen, who are
Scorn ily inningn:
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Summary:
Earned runswliinytiowers 3.
’l‘wohano liitwi'ianhs.
First on hails-wort Senior l, of! Lon
ifrhuk l. .
Strut‘k outmlly Lonrhnh ill, by Ari
ohor 5, try Smitty 2
Left on ilflfiébr-MKVWHVQFS 6. (lion
brooks iii.
Wild l)i1|‘h‘~'.‘\l‘(?iit‘l‘ l.
i’aasod illili" Burke 1.
First on Pl‘i‘Ol‘iSM'.“itKl‘OWQTtS 5. Glen
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) Hanks. N. Scullard. .
lilo Marilou‘eri‘i. yilsfi
Keonn‘
iiit hi plit‘llor»
Stolen bases
lly Stole)“ l.
~\\-'right.
i‘mlliro-\\‘illiam hired.
'i‘iulo- tine hour. fit minutes.
Broad Riven Lone.
'l‘hl- lit‘oatl iiivorn that a Clone and
grounds. in one oi the mold intoroating up...“ garlic on the Keenn 5mm“...
contents liVQl‘ 89.131! Oil the Kl'Dlllldfi.
Saturday. to tho. Leon Manufacturing
'1 “0 acorn at the finish was. H in it. it (‘0. Hill“. (ll \Voatpurt by the some o:
with it an alkali.
and tho Maillomwn l'l'.
Whalon did the iulriing tor
Knights and liloolnqlllst for the East
the uni
tllrmlltl l. twi-
zlt‘. tilts iieilla mm“? s to a.
The game was wry’
The game was played nil iiit.‘
dying ('Ulltiiiioil oi non of the neigh—
the horn.
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St. Emory: Win.
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"‘9‘” outdo 3 mum: and “ “Um“ run polldent' li in a taut eioven inning nine.
and iluaaoll made a homo lilll
was going to be tied again it) the East
.\uluuilt limit. The) mode iillet‘ mull.
r1“ Stilllliiii). ii} the store of ii to .‘1. file
‘Knighin had a tour run load up to tho mm”) “m, an i‘olilmr
("mm “mm" 1"“ ”“3 Mailiuuoiu got \ergllillh ................. I). lireltiiltlI
their hats walking and clout-id out team llolll.
ltliu‘ l'llllti, Him: the licoro in the 53mm“... ________________ “Jutland
fifth inning tho liniallta not together: 'llllrd hallo.
(mm more and nlouiod out tour more 1..“in .................. A. Shanlns’
ruinl. tilting the loud again in the Second hallo.
itixtil lnniun it looked an it tho more Sandals .................. “wk”
i‘ that how.
..o 2 o 2 0 o l t. xw-lo‘
Johnson, ;
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limorm dolentoil lilo indo-1
the team has new
doriul exhibitir .. l
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baseball.
Tigers Boat Brook-idemy
One or the instant ‘siin'loli played
this wagon on the old National hold.
was seen Whitetails”. when the 'I‘lggers
.and liirooliuidea creased bats. it was
an eleven-inning game, with the root-e
i3 to 5 in favor of the Tigers. The
feature of the game was Tarlov’a field-
ing. Tho Tigers would like to play
any team from 14 to iii years of age.
Write to John Stilt, 84 Taylor avenue,
South N‘orwuik.
Clarke. it. . ........ ii 3 1 3 1
Rose. cf, 1 o 1 0 0 0 developing a good team. A tair-aiaed CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
BlmmfleldI 3b. ...... a 1 1 0 3 0 crowd was in attendance and all went ......__.
Meorhaoh. c‘ 4 1 1 3 3 oillome happy. Tum Blinding.
Buckingham. lb. 4 0 2 5 0 3‘ Next Satlllday. the Mayflowola play W011 Lost EC.
Philemon, yr, 5 1 3 0 0 oiasain with the Bridgeport Post team. Springfield WV“? till {.98
Rogers, 21). . ,,,,, .. 5 u it 3 4 The score of Saturday’s game was as , liiidiwliori ......... hi3 «l6 .096
Stewart, 83. . ______ 4 0 1 5 3 1 follows: litirti'ord ..... . . ... .fii 38 .Elilil
Magma, D. ...... .. 4 0 2 0 1 2 Mayfloworl. {\ew Huron ........ ii 44 .llili)
Slocum, ct. I 1 1 0 1 0 . All n 1.; pa A 1.7“va iiritnln ........ 42 48 All?
__ _,._- .-...._ \Vright,lt. ...... 5 o o o l o-Wuterburv --------- 35 51.1 .ns
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Totals ........... 31 71221 '16 rli‘i‘ilwl- ~~~~~ . ----- l. 0 l 0 1 0 W
mm" llioomqlllut, 1h. r. 0 (ill o 01 Voutardly'l Result--
' iSevmotlr, 3b ....... 4 1 1 1. 0 2i Hurtiord 5.. New Haven 0.
. AIB ii H 1’0 A ‘1' Hlohnllon cf ........ 4 2 1 1 0 of Springfield 5. Bridgeport :i.
9”.“' CL "" """ "’ 1 ‘f 1 0 " nugnn.c. .......... i 1 111 :l at New Britain 5. Waterbury :l.
5‘“ ”mm" 1" """" 5 1 “ 1 0 .Rusaell as. ........ :i 2 l l 6 23
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f‘?‘:‘"h'“' """" ‘r‘ 3 {I3 ‘I 3illnnks.2‘b. ......... l :1 1 2 l 0% urn-10ml. LEAGUE.
“‘1‘“ C """""" ’ ' : .Lancllak p. ........ -i 1 i o a oi M~ .
IScunlnn, n. ........ 5 ii 1 0 :1 ti; .._.. __. I“ .... W I”; Team Standing.
{:I‘I- 12).}? ------ i -’ 1‘ 3 3 iii Totals ........... 3810102717 ii Won Lost P3
inl ,r. ....... .. L ‘ t. .. .. I.
it‘ t‘ ll ii 4 0 I . i Glanbrooku. (.hitltgo ............. u do .t'ld
i all ‘0 ' L """" 1‘ 0 0! AB R H PO A 3 i’iittihul‘g ..........:is 1‘3 .604
Silnllgllllossy.2b. 4 2 .i 1 3 1. Much of. .......... II 0 l 3‘ 0 1 New York .........37 38 .500
W M W: ._. W “ Sm“... 31)..“ _____ 4 0 0 0 2 1 Philadelphia ....... iii; 40 [Alf-i
TOUHS """""" A“ 11 I“ '27 16 3 ImmonI IIfI ......... 4 0 2 2 o 0 Si. LOillS ...........5" 43 .337
Tim “0’6 “5 “Willi“ mm c l 0 .. . ., 0 t‘lnclunall .......... 2 :.:l .44:
lIiridtterlmt Post 1 ti 1 l l 3 0 (i 0—— 7 .Johnson b‘uI‘ """" i 0 ii ‘_' ‘ . Brooklyn .......... 37 m I.“
i , c u ....... i) 0 ll .. . .
Dariul ........ ti 3 l :l . l i 0 Xmli‘ lO‘iirlon an. 4 0 i l ‘i 0 ”08.0“ ............ 32 .6 .224
Summary: ' """" ‘
.. M. Scoliaifid ri‘ ..... 4 0 l (i 0 (l'
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IIIIiIIlIlgIlIleItIl runs llldneilor lost 1. “N Scoliord ”I .lnlb i 0 0 7 1 l II IIIYoIItarIIlIiIaIrl ReIquitl
i " ‘Arther 11.311 ...... i o 1 i o o. “0“ i'“ '- “all" -
. Two-liner: hits~~lllansileid. Lurking-,1 ...- M W _.. (‘int‘iunntl 7, l‘ilillidoinhiu 6 (first
llanl.Silnugnoau,\'. 1 Totals ......... 3h 0 31” S 6 game); Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 1
, lull-0nd name).
St. Louis ii, Boston 0 tilrst. garnet:
Boston '1. St. Louis 1 iseoond game).
AMERICAN LEAGU E.
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i Team Standing.
Won Lost EC.
Philadelphia ....... till Ii?» .643
Detroit ............ iii 36 .lllil
[lei-lion .............'13 49 .3120
(‘hirllgo ............;’.li til 2311
Now York ..........".1 ii) 3.10
Cleveland .......... ill 5:! .693
Washington .......,;‘.S (.2 gm)
8!. Louis ..........:i0 69 .3119:
Yutcrdny'a Raul".
No games scheduled for yesterday.
i eastern» LEAGUE.
i «I‘D—-
Tum Standing.
\‘ion host PC.
Rochester ......... lit. ii? 1‘.le
Toronto ........... 64 «it .1110
ilaltimoro .......... 132 40 .608
llnifaio ............. i? Si .480
Montreal .......... ll; .2: .4639
Jerwy Cit) ......... ii an Add
Newark ............‘.1i'i til iiiiu
l‘rm idonou ..... . . . .37 13.". .353
‘1 Yesterday": Relults.
' Montreal 9. l'roritiont‘o .3.
Non-ark 2. Rochester i.
.lorscy (‘ity H 'l‘orun'o l.
Maw”-..
NORWALK CRICKETERS WIN.
Defeated the Stamford Mayors. Sai-
urday. by n Score of 77 to 34.
A cricket Klimt? was played in Strum
lord. Saturday Minimum and reunited
in n ulli tor \‘orulllh il_\- a more of
l? to :.li no follow:
. Tnlh ..................... F. Shuiltoui Norwaik.
’ihl: lxnighla noutd up liw mime in the m“ lioid. iA Wigaioawnrth, howled Earl ______ 3
MM“ ”3 will“ ”’0 mm “W- W’- 11mm. ................... Kulitilan'T Maxim- howled Bennett ........ :1
in the wreath.
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:again thanked the people. in town and
iiifiitl that the team appreciated every
,ihlng ti. at was done tor illoir haunt»
Imus. He also said that it any and
limit. and most pleasant alteration tinglinriiowera ..
”000403 1 (lilmii
had met agent with the learn. and lln,K. of t.‘. No. 46.!) 1 {i ii 4 ll ,1 ii Kw“
The mortuary:
Earned rtinswlilnyilowern it, K. of (I.
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Twoihase hit-489311101".
inst: into trouble while them he would
Kelly, he only too willing to hell) them out]
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Home whom-linseed. glamour.
First on haiiliwtitt hiao‘mqnint 2. .
The local» lu‘ored three runs in the; ulndo. aura of it by scoring another illll‘
Right held.
tondanoe.
“i have received otters from promi»
neni mnmrtaoturera "in Bristol in tin
ihil my homo lirllodttlo there.“ said
Mr. Murphy. “and you may any that:
i will do it quickly if, thorn hurt a a big
change hero."
The attentional at tho New Britain
.1. (:lotol't. caught and hauled Earl. l
. lloiln ..... . ......... . ...... it. Ift‘fllliltll ill. Ilunt l,‘ Earl h J. i‘oono ...... h
the whole allure from tho grandstand low errors “may got our in the third ’l‘horo vii-re homo lino caution in Short stop. J. Hunt. c. 'l‘. (now. “I .l pm"... 3
to the right field foul line. on two hits. three more in the touring the iioid iiut‘i‘) making one, .luhmlou J. Ritzo _____ . IIIIIIIIIIII F Thonlior .31 “mum bowled J. Kali IIIIIIIII 19
The score oi the name Willi an lot on two hit; coupled wilh Homo error-,1 three and llrloud two “W 11 Norman noun-d (‘llnning ....... lil
lows: two in the Mill on two him. a ill!" on Thu ‘ltlii "Com WM “it iotiowu. ‘Hhampa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0130mm. Limo. l. l). wickoi ............ 1:1
Norwnik. balls and I. panned hall. one in tile MIWOWIfl- ' winner. iii. D. Lowe. howled J. Earl ........ 10
All it it PO A 1.3 sixth. a homer by t‘avulin Fred Bunting A“ R H PU A 3 _.. ill. Smith, howled Wiwtan . ........ l
Riley, 3h. .......... l i l 2 ii 0 out: in the aowmll on two hiln. and hi “'I‘lllhl. iii -------- 5 0 3 it 0 0. Hit Should Have Inn Cniiod Fair. w. Spray. 1,." m" ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1
Bmith.1b. ......... i ii 1, il 20 dolllllo lly Shnugllnnnliy. 'l‘illll ondtuliNnulari. ........... 1‘. 0 it it 0 ii in inturduy'n dunno hotweon tho “you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it
Behumann, at. 11.. rt. 4 i) l 0 5 ii lilo snoring tor the lonalli. ‘Jitilnlttll rt. . ....... 2’1 ll " i 0; Knittiitn or (.iullllllliiii! and iilnytlowora. ..-
Friend. 2b., of. i ii i i) ii i The villiltlrrl scored in the rim in-aiiortnour. 3h. r. :3 2 :i 1 01.. hit by limwn. ut the Martian-nu, in 77
limo)“. c. 1 ii 0 iii ii 0 ning. (’lllrlio hit in right for illrtsiflirown. ii. ....... . r. l " ii 1 13 this ninth inning WM dorinrod ion! or Stamford.
Lauder. 2h. ........ 0 ii 0 ii (i 0 human and reared on Houo‘n hit. to road iluiuw‘ii. SH. in L! it ii 13 ii. t'mpilu .‘it‘ili‘nlii. The hit. was a lino (1 l'u-nnoit. o. and l). .i. iiimt . ..... ii
'I aeolian. Ir». . . . . . .. 1i ii 0 4 0 0 it‘l‘d Tim)" Bi‘tll‘Fd one in tho third on I lilnumiluiat, ll. ..... 4 1: 2i 0 l 21“"“4’ to loft, the hall Itrihlng tho loui J. ('mlpo. 1?. Spray. h. Hunt ii
mutilation. it. ..... 4 ii 1 i) 0 1 two him. one in ilie‘illllrlh on onlaiiiunita. 2i». ......... i 0 ii 'i '1 0' ilnnatlln‘ anti knocking it over. 'i‘ilolo 15, Wholan. c, and 1., Yunnan 2
«Volt. of” n. ....... at. it i) 1 ‘1 it hit and a wild pitch hy 8(‘Hlli0fl, timilillgllll. l: ..... i l l h 1 it was only one down at. the limo, and .1. liar-l. at. murder. h. illlnt l
, firmer, rt. 4 l l l 1 i) hit lilting a triple by Parlor-lion, our; liroiilorinu. rt. ..... 2 o 1 2 ii 0‘ mm u... m. rm“ txniioii “lit. the my. it. Canning, “mm, mm IIIIIIIII 3
. _... w W m“ ... ~-' in tho Mill on livo iliifl’illlil a bum *1 r ..- ‘ “” iinwam had a good beginning tor a mi W. Anhoilord. o. and h. ‘l‘uunga :2
wow"! . . . . . . . . . . .35 2 8 27 5 2 (ill ilfliiii. lili‘l‘t‘. ill iii?) sixth (Ill {0113‘ Mill, TONI“! ...... l. . . .42 ii» 17 a“ 11 4. I)“ “raw“ wag an easy out win“; We T. ”00“.”. ill. liflllfik‘)‘. l), ”um IIIII ‘\
New (Sloan. 0111“. a. double by Buckingham. 'i‘hili K. at C. No. 46. .roiurnnd to hat. in. Williamson. h. lenlm ........ 4
All R H PO A it} ended the writing for the Visitors. All ii. ii Pl) A 33 ... W. Wiiiit‘tmh. i). Yam,“ 1
Kowloon. lli. 3 i il i ii 0 After tho gllilld illn i’olit tooth and lilioy. :ill. ......... ti 0 l i ll ‘ 0' NEW BRlTAiN TEAM MAY (30 TO J. Noiutm. not out (y
mutter, rt. ..... .. 3 ii 0 ii ii iiIiown mill-lulu not down at tho first iii‘iiifi'. its. ‘i 13 3 i i " aIflifl‘l'OL. .1. Arnolford. 9. Norman. il. Youngn. i)
“wry, c. . ........ ll 1 1. it) Ti 0 tailid [or n lino retinal. .Altor the dim ti'iirimt. 2i). i“. ii ii :3 i 3 NEW BRITAIN. All“. 7.---'l‘l1o HM“ my” . _ , .. 3
mumiill. ...... 4 1 1 ll 2 2‘ lifll' was m‘rod Judge 0. ii. Ellwror i-‘rlalld. rt. ........ . 5 i : .3 (l 0 aid this afternoon will auto Jhat ......
I; killiy, if ........ . 4 0 i) 4 ii i called upon tho first neionimntl. Chili“ Mutiny. o. t. l 2 it it. ii .luuiull J. Mitthiil'. owner at tho New iii
'9'. Kelly. an. 4 0 i 0 ii t) ion tv‘ilnh. for a lewremnrha in which Ehnith. in. . ...... .. 4 it 1 ill 0 0 Britain franchise in tho Connecticut _. m ..
‘ ......... 0 i) 2 1 0! he premiligd it huge cake [.0 “l1? mayor Cuiriii. ff. ..... . t . .. 3 1 2 ii 0 0 izt‘tillilifi'. Ml” Uli‘éfliflfled to t‘k. the If you (inn aver lié‘l'ililfide a 3mm]
1 0 :l 0 limit] the team. The mayor responded Wllnlan. it. ‘‘‘‘‘ 4 0 3 ‘l 3 9 loom i” ilrintoi ’4’ "I“ all future home numllor oi the people. who read and
1 o o i o and thanked the lifilt'inia and onrlenlnarrr. it. i i .z 2 1. a games. This action will broken. Mn a... innuenml by "Want" advertising
0 o t o (woman loam im‘ the flaitel‘uiis wei- w - Mlitilhy aaldJn the immediate future. in The Sentinoi.to lliltonlooit at you:
u“ “‘" “’9' "" M “:01!th Elli] iha kind treatnieni. they T‘ninifl ----- 1 lb i t ‘39 11 H, 27 iii 2 [“3 “Q cannot “HQ“! {-0 “QED thn mam WOMY. you“! find a buyer.
trials .. ........ .32 B 6 27 if. 4 had received and said that it was the. Score by innings: in Mm Britain 1111.11 3th small at» ‘
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Eaialllinilrh 1852’.
The Store Closes at 5 O‘clock Exccnt Saturdays
Important Clearance of Wash Goods
Over One Thousand Yards
Remnants at Half-price
A large accullllllation of this. season’s fabrics. the os-
poclaily dainty things for summer (il‘tfbscb
Fine qualities.
Five hundred yards of fancy Silk anti Cotton weaves
that have been 25. 29. 390 and 45c.
and waists.
'VViiil those are i’oillills. Fungi-cs.i.a\l.*ll>,\.'oilv.<.
Cilamllrays. Lint'ns. Gilltzllallls- lll‘lti Crepes.
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Halt price.
Lengths from 2 in 11) yards.
Madras Shirting that was 190.. at 121-512.
Dimitics. Battier. and Pcrcales. 15¢ grade. 10c.
Cotton Challis and Prints. wort- 71:. 5c.
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litisil (.iOt‘ltlé Section.
Special Matting items
Porch Rugsof Napier Matting, (it"ril'aiiic
shades of
brown and grout}. tlw al ttw only. is. dust out: ’
4 x 7. vzlitlt $2.75 at $2.00.
(1 x g. $4.1m at $3.00.
Special in Red Crex Matting.
The two-yard ullltli. ixillcll Wt‘n ..l'lg:l:a’.l_‘. ygc.
6512. Mill.» it
Ntitt‘ lilo \x‘llitil.
1.25:5.
Larpct :turc. ill-st iiunr.
Addition to the August Sale of
House Furnishings
The second WOC“ begins nit
L't \‘iiiilt‘ than liltibt‘ of the tint.
Lions uri- really to carl‘V on
it lilit‘i‘lllfl': oi urn great—
.\i' . thl Ilnrtmt: its .iil‘i «‘1'-
the
some grtat anrflilitillh lll utiltl luau iitrlirt‘ l~'tlrl:i.~ilillgs.
do i .illt! illtlt \\ iii iw liltiIiIV
Remember the Special Discounts.
Furniture. China Dinner Sets. Cut Glass, Silver for
Table use. many line: of Klicilulm (it
allow $1.00. .1 yard.
Less no per cent.
Carpets, Rugs. Mattings. Linoleum. Curtains. Dra—
peries. iiillucrwnrr lll stuck {mutants and 'i‘ou‘cis.
Less to per cent.
LACES
Edgcs and Ail‘overs.
A must :iilrat‘tlxv Cxiiii‘t‘liiill.
from the narrow L‘tllltlll (innit-s
.‘\ii-ti\‘Cf5.
Novelties in Point Venisc. Woven Torchons, and Val-
enciennes. at one-third. one-halt and some more than one-
o. and iltil‘lr iiii‘liiihix‘fi
Czllill'at‘lllg l'.l:1ll_\' Stylus,
In tilt‘ title and ciuilllrait‘
hall reductions.
iill r-llic fliillll'izly illliillillg‘.
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ibrtdgepori‘hdvtloriiiementu "
on.» a at am dimming
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Elite E. illil. Emit @mnntinn.
As the Season
Progresses
.. Small lots accumulate. These we desire to
dispose of at once. To further this desire we
have taitcn thought of neithcr profit not coat
and placed extraordinarily low prices on those
varioun items.
If you will come in and are lit: goods we
know you will appreciate this truo bargain im-
port of this announcement.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
3 88 Wuhlnxton Strut
A little wait. who wan one summer
taken to tho mantra. had wandered to
a outed. place and was surveying, the
ocean with growl inimrout.
“Why. little girl,“ mild one of those
in charge of the outing. “you are on-
tiroly aloha! Dont‘ you want it) play
with the other nhlidl'len?"
“No, air," wan the reply.
or look at the ocean. Tiloro'a such a
lot‘ui.‘ it. and it’s that only time
am seen enough of anything. "—wchrio
,_ thin Advocate.
u.
FLOOR MOLiBHER
Altar sweeping. your
ENOUGH ONCE.
in made by initial; 11 oioth hour
then tilting, out. as dry on
says an oxtvhanau.
Foil
"in rain- die-
i’i’e
oiidloiil and iinoioum.
x
polished
painted floor nan tho dual. mun wilioh
hug
and wet it. all our in hormone and
nan.
Put the hruilh part
of your ilronm into this hug and pull
tho bag on sum; up to the broom ham
Then go all mar your floor with
this; bag and ymt will not only take
up the dust hilt polish your door as
Well and this in coilniiyau good for
(if
13:.
Norwalk Chronicler