’ ? road nerds tho IIIIpIIIIII~ IIIIIl lilt‘ work;
‘:I is bring
D
H SItvin IIOIIII.
:N‘
I Against
Bird'l‘heft Liability,
Property Damage,
Co Iisiun
TAYLOR & GOLDEN ,
‘74“Wasl'tlngton so, So. Nurwalk
" .TELEPHONE 155.2
»\ ..J—J
IPonnnsnn- Count-ii, Royui Arcuuutn.
.will'mrot this etuniu; III the anotto
‘li‘uiiding in Wuil street. I,
Robert Stevenson and itussol Itrinu
LIOI’ Woutport avenue, Itro onjoy—
will}; humping III (‘ompo Cow.
“fir—‘-
‘ Mt”. Hurry (IIII‘IIIIIIIIIII‘. III l’I'oII
, deuce IN \'., is visiting itor mother.
" MI‘HI Jenni-o I. Nash. IIl‘ l31t_\\'l(‘\\' IIIIII-
‘3 one.
.. INth lIluo onunIIIi er'I-III sinus IIII
lewd in Willlt‘ wore pI.II~IIIi“i'u ponition,
, this morning. and )‘I‘HII‘I'IIIU' IIi'tI-IIIIIIIII
‘ on the streets of South .\'IIIII\:IIII
't‘lIoIIIIIw iII::IIIIIIIlI,~IIIs tor thI.I (‘ottrt
Isotruit .‘II‘iI‘o and Drum (turns. have Irr-
yi‘ll’i‘tl‘ nnti now pIIIIIIIit of tho.
making It Itl’llt'l‘ showing IvItIIn tho)
iliiptutl‘.
4'
IIIIIIIII:
(‘on‘IIIIIIliIut Il\tliil(‘ Wis H‘tt‘l‘llll,‘ tlIII
‘ Mayor Finnegan Has WCorporatlon "
.ohurgo oi‘ flIIourtus in the hands of mi'
Iiorn; tho hood III II iuw governing IIIII
Ititontion III lilt‘ I'I'I.)I. I II pIIIrIII ’liIII
nppI‘I‘II-iutod It) IItIIIIuIIIIIIIII
owuors.
Mlssr-Etlitlt 'I‘IIIIII. who Is IIIIIIII‘IIII:
"her unnttnl \‘IIIIIIIIIIII ll'tlili hor IIIIIiII:I
at the 'I‘IIisItIIInI II;- ilI'IIIt in
“I'll” Bli‘t‘l‘l, '1}; SIII‘II‘IIIIL; Ill
Sltll'i‘.
tlIII tiny
Mr. and Mia .\I' II \II ("IIIIrInnIl IInIl
winmllv, III lil\)\lt‘\\ :IIIIIIIIII. illllill‘il to
New \(li‘lt \ostI- III I_\ IIuII III I. ll'llt‘tl 1.I.=t
night with thI-h IIIIIIIIII.II IIIIII
cousin iron? the stouth.
“13V. AIII'IIII ('llllt‘l' (‘IIiIIII'u II Iii IIIIIIII
or the pulpit III‘ 'I‘IIIIII'I (‘iIIIrI-h.
B‘rooltlin, (‘IIIIII.. IIIxt SIIIIIIIIII 'i‘IIiI:
.,i)t!itig Mr. i‘tIhttttt's IIIIIIII) plIIIII IIIII
'IIotniuI: is lOIIIINI IIIIIIIIIII III who II
grout IIIIIII of llllt'l'i’ol IIIIII plIIII
.....-“ .-
’l‘hr Knoh (‘IIIII had quite fow
“ swimmers lust III'I-IIIIII: with tho hlizh
ildo unti the noutlv ittii Inoon routing
.xtoneihor. it in planned for II on: timo
gallium. when tho Inoon II: of its height
the tide In full about 19: 3t) 1) '.IIIOIIk
W
Buckingham Post. tx'o. 12, (I. A. 11..
‘illl't'.
n
Ii
" for the transaction of routtno intuitions.
'o‘nooting with In to nttond the national
encampment to he lii‘lil III ltochuutor.
‘jI floor.
I
{to he the hour so luv 1th your.
Mum.»—
(‘ompo Bunch was the
BCOHG
a swim following the motor lunrhoon.
d n platinum IthIn.
Int Hancock IIII'o
. hold day to he
ounolimnn William H.
W
,1:an or thin month.
tot IIII- IIIIIIH‘I,
I .
IHIIIIII IIIIII, (mini IIII IIIht'I' liI'II lil‘lllfi, tho
5 will moot us IInIItIi on Friday III-onion
“It; will prohuhly’ ho ilC‘i'ldt‘il III this
, The ilroworks III ltoton i’oini worn
’ judged IlIv tlI'oae who wituoauod the ox-
hlhiiion from tho Knoh (IIIIII inst. night
The
minor night. Ith’ortiod un IIxIIoiieut op-
portunity for the Knob pnoplo III IIIIII
V ’ ilIoIiireworlIn. particularly llit‘ 'I'Uttlil‘lii.
01'
5 mnnyt IIlittio hourh “pm-t} iIIIIIt owning
“ when the duo moonlight und tho high
. tide adored oxroliont opportunities for
Noatordny morning It number took tld~
untuno of tho iIIulI tldo nnIl unlov-
Saturday will ho n grant day for tho.
. innloyo’ou oi“ IiIII IoIIIIi hrunoh of tho
lnournnro Cont
Wu. when 11on will he tho guonts
__ he Bridgoptnt otiiro III II. clnmhnko
‘ , in at Compo
it. IBesIIloII nridir Iortnnd South
Mayor Aihort M i’oitlmnn starts; to-
orrow for CioIoinud Ohio, where no
on, II). R. M. anor Pohlmun will
III for It week. during Which
Mos
Oornoutora' Union hold n rem»
' Inn hint evening. at which
up voted to hold a oinmbnko
IA};
It“ the affair will, M diode
ItItItItI IIIIIIIIII
on III In iiRiIIS
Counsel Walsh Draft Law on
tho Matter '
ucrldontn
II‘III-
My reason of nuntordnn
iIIIIoIIIIhOIIt. thin vicinity hy the
matter into hocmuo Inuhii'eni.
Mayor Edwnrti .l‘. lI‘inniuItn Of 1110
City Of Norwu'lk arose in tho nonunion
Itnd’ huu hnd prepui'eti or the norpo In ‘
tion cottituei, Attorney John J. Wuiuh,
nu; ordinance, which hon pronouns to
ltuvn missed by tho ('liillif‘ll ill. Home in-
turn itit‘lfll‘illlz. lie is to ho IIIIII'IInIuIdoIl
upon the ourly atop ho ltun tuiIon III
rot‘oroIIco to l.lIO IIIIIinIIIIt and tho ordi-
Itn ortlinunuo ‘WIlli'll lItI pronouns to
IIIIIIIIIIII meeting; of Mulltliil‘ night IIov-
(I‘l'S al points nooonsury to prompt uny
I'nrthor IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, out! to cope with
nu'
lllt‘lil if any should III-mu;
'I‘ho ortiInIInI'o wns not phoned .III tho
('()llll(‘.ll meeting, the mutter being one
“'Iilf'll will l‘OYillll‘C tho IiIII'IiIorIIIion oi’
IIIIIIh tIotIIIIIIiInIIu iItIi‘OI‘o hII tsiIItli votu
upon it. Them In Ilttlo IIIIuIIt, how-
ovor. IIIIII it will puss, ItuII in sun
Blilili‘f‘ us It in pIIiIItIIIl IIS toliown:
.\II'()I'dIII:IuIIt> I‘I'IIII'IIIIIIIIII, Illt“ (.III'I.
SIIIII or Luann oi‘ Fli‘t’lil‘lilb‘ to Minor...
IIIIII I’I‘IIIIIIIIIII: l’or RIIIIOIIIIII: Suit-n
of I-‘ltII-Itrms to tho SQIIIIIIIIIOII and
(‘IIIIII‘ III‘ I’I’IIIIIII.
llo II ()I'IIIII'IIIIII ht tho (‘Iountil oi’ tIItI
City of NurvI-IIIIII: I,
SI'IIII'IoII i. .\‘o IlQiilC‘l‘ In III-IIIII‘IIIE‘I
.~Ih;tll II‘II‘II. unit or iIIIIIIII any gun. pin-
(III or other I‘II'IIIIrInu to lili)‘ tninttt'.
SIIIIIIIII 13., Any IioIIIor soiling
gun. pistol lll‘ IIIIIIIII iit'IIIII‘In III ilily por-‘I,
son shall III-hurt III sIIIIII Hilt‘ III I‘IIII',
N‘It'l'llilt‘ll (ll IhII town. II IIIII llllli‘llilr-Ii
1111) I
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
‘i‘cam Standin .
(‘l' IIIsiIIIIn IIIII'IIIIII lilt’.‘ limits III IIIII‘ \I‘ but
. . . . II) ..II
III III .\IouIIliI. and II II l‘i‘filt‘lt‘lil ot- _ ' _
. . I SpriuullIIIIl ......... II.) "I
llll‘ tIltI', ”11‘“ to tho IIIIII‘II III poIII‘III.I i' ‘l t ,1
. . , I I 'l 1' I iii ..........
\IIIIIIII l'I‘llt‘li'I .-.lIIIiI iIII III \IIIIIIIILt. 11W" “1 (‘3‘! I} I. .
‘I I It 1‘, ........... I .‘III
III" I110 nIIIuo ItttIl It‘Sllli‘llf'i‘ III IIIIII, N1 “ill! I ..
‘\\' . I . ........ .
:uIIIIIltusI-t, IIIIII oi puIIIIhIIsI» thI nnnwi .‘ ‘I. ”.1 I I
\II\\' IIIIIIIIIII .... . , . III III
IIIII Itltttl III IIIIIIIII it‘i‘ III
uquroI- of such gun. pistol, or IItlIIIrI
III‘I‘HI‘IIIS, int numhcrIIti. l
FIIOIIIIII It. All} pIIIIIIIIn rittlntiiiu l
IIIIIIIII‘ sortiun of 1113: I'l'tllllilllt't' .«IIIIIIE;
IIII iiIIIIIl not liltil't.‘ t‘IIIIn ItIIontI ilIII- IIIIi-I
lIIru. -
"llIIII (IIIIIII: ”100, hot] it inn II III nl‘iIIIII
III tho (into uhmt little "Billie?! non oil
III. and Mrs William ll. lit-din, (If iIoI-‘
I,“ ; IIIIII lIlII. lIIIII ptIIIIIIIIIsIIII IIIII gun with
I whlIIII Ito Iahot IInII M‘) settIrIIIy IIIIIIIIIIII
.\il.~.~ IIZII-itu llutnouti, oi' I.‘IIIIIIIIII, who
our visiting. IIIIII IIIIIIIIII‘IIII, III'. IIIIII film:
\\'IIII(’I1‘ uncut-urn. wIIu ‘
Wtilllil Illtll‘ Iii'(‘\i!llli‘1l his pItrI-hnsiqu
III :-II I‘I‘It'l .
IIII- guns. for “lillllo” in II InItIIIt‘. SN“
‘tion 1 III‘ the not provides for thiot
point, I.
Thus it IS III-on that this ntIIIIIloIIt to:
Miss IIIIIIImonTI. Willf‘ll IIIIII rvuultml In?
lli‘i' pnrtittl pIIIIIIlI'nin IIIIItIl t‘l‘llli‘lil Con-I
(1111011 in which she rotnnlnsgpt Rouse-I
volt. Hospital III New \‘ot‘hiIrlty. IIIIIII
boon the Immediate condo Ior the Indy-
or‘n notion. .
tinder Section 2 it would have 1mm
IKII‘IIIIIIIII'I for tho Norwnik donlor whot
sold tho unit to Muster Boom, nud who
no willingly nnd cheerfully I'oi'nntlod
tho Iuonoy tot- the wonpon when it
won returned by Mr. Doors. to report
the mutter to tho aolortmon. hIIII the
pIIIIIIiIIIsIII- nm of one. for he Win; It
realdont of the town, outsldIIIIiIo city
limits.
Perhaps this ill‘fllt‘i‘ did not know at
tho (Into (hut thorn was no low gov-
erning tin: ruse, nnd porhups ho had
not looked it up when the gun wna ro-
tttrnod, for It IS tInIiIIrIIItood (hut. he
won ovor-tinxiotia to return the mount?
IIIIII tnko hid gun hock. which he might
could take no I'oronrno III' that; time.
At any rule. wlinn thin ordinance goon
Into oi't'ooi. donlern must he on the
lookout lid to how 11on shall permit
their tirourms to no sold.
HAT CONDITIONS IN DANBURY.
DANHURYI Aug. 9-«Bntisfuoiory
conditions continua, III tho IInt monu-
I‘IIIIIIIrIIIg induutry hero. Factories (“‘0
tinny, there is much work in prospect
dud the indicniions are for at Iount on
overture nonson in till branches or the
business, and for n more than average
undo in soft. huts and iutttt tor wo;
menu wear. The factories that; pro
Iiuco womonn huts uro having their
humour. than Just now, and IIIiIIno of
them are running to their full capaci-
iv, with sufficient orders in sight to
'heou thorn busy as long he the reason
luntn.
The demand for fur huts tor Womon
tins Deon unusual this reason, notwith
standing tan great increase In the mint
«nor nnd v 1er of Imitation goods that
have flooded the metropolitan markets
rt no FOR FALBE FIRE ALARM
M 11031; TOWN. Aug.8«~1tcoatJns.
(tied-Ion. ‘ I
the fire department Saturday owning.
‘WIIIIIIIIIIIIII
not liliVo been had he known tho inw »
12 to quit-611i ,
...,.....Z'.t‘- III.
Yesterday's Results.
\\'IIII-IIIIIII‘_\ I Now liIt\IItI ll.
HptIitIpIiI-tti TI. llltllllt: II 2
Ill‘ltlllII;\(iIl .‘I, .\III iIIIIIIiII It,
«NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
I Won Lost
(‘ltit'IttiIi ........... 31* till
i‘IitnIIuru b ......... on :15.
New York ..........“I‘.‘ it!
I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ..‘Itl Ill:
51. Louisa ........... III; II
(,‘iIIIIinunIi ......... It in:
gilt-outtlyu ...........2I« (".0
Itoston ........ I. ...;‘2 is
Yesterday‘n Reaulta.
(,‘iIIIInuo it, New York I.
iIIIIoIIiIII 1!. St. Louin It.
I’ittn‘nutg iIl, Pliillltlt‘llllilti (I.
t Illt‘llllliill" lionton 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
M
Team Standing.
Won Lost
i‘hiindelphln ....... (in no
Detroit ........ .65 :19
Boston ....... I ...”I-1 {In
Now York .........I’I:I :III
(‘lovoinnd ..........I'I‘.1 (I;
(‘IIIcngo ............I'I() I'Il
Worthington ........;I0 I33
Si. Loula ..........Ill 71
W»...
Youerday'l Relum.
Now York 2,
liouton H, Clovolund ti.
I’Itllntlolpltln 4. Chicago 1.
Wushington it), St. Louis 1'».
EASTERN LEAGUE.
W
Tum Standing.
(noooud grime). ,
Toronto 1'», Newurk i.
M
N I
did one thing or fisherman wants in n good, ,
‘ depondable pair of rubber boots-«the kind ~
‘ that: will stand hard scrvice«iu Short. '
The “Boston" Hub
Warrior Boot
I . Just make u tow inquiries among your mnIeII
They will tell you all ubout these boots.
. tons"hnvc been worn bylinhv
crmon for unlirly iii) yours.
‘ “Ask {or the "Boston" Wor-
, riorllootntmd
Look for the Hub
Trade-Mark
it appears on all our
boots and shoes.
Boston Rubber Shoo Co.
.11! I
.«III‘;
.llill
RC.
.t‘IL.’I
Jul 3
.3st
P.0.
New York ti. Detroit 4 (first unmet);
Detroit 1 (second gutnoi.
game): Rochester 4;. Jersey City 0
Providence :2. itufiuio 1 (tirat grime);
Buffnio 2, Providence 0 (second game).
Attorney George 11. V'o‘sburgh has
sold his house in 59 Putnnm avenue.
to Mrs. Myra Lee. of Benin. N. ‘Y At-
tummy WSW” h "I already having the pontiff, who upon awakening had
ulm‘tu nod apocliiontions prepared forI to or m r o i
. s .
the «Instruction or another new rari— a. V“ m no attire and out! red 9 a
deuce, 1h '31 Putnam avenue, ”I tho has a full southern oxpOsurII in small.
with a, low coiling. inn doctors loony
decided to move hilt balloons to the
lot adjoining his tormor house. .
(4 B05“ ,
;
VISITED BY THE REBEKAHS.
ITIIe Gcnial
Pt .I Printing Co. Surpt ined.
-‘II‘»'. ‘I'MIIIIIIIIII Iti’tornuon IIIIII I‘IIIIIIIII:
“I“ II‘IIIIII .xlxII- III Iiit‘ tuothvonud nlqtor
,iIIIIIIIIIvIIII III f‘mppn, wIIvI‘II Mr.
IIIIIIII .l. \‘I'. Gotham IIrII
IIIIIII IIII lill‘ sIII.IItOII tiIIIl I: MI .‘IIII.
hunt .‘I ..Iorouuh RIIIIIIIM‘
twinu lilt‘ IiilillH'H‘lfll'} III
.IIII; nnd IIInInInInII. und lot I. Iteittro
IIIII IIIIIIIII uuppor no»:
worn sat III‘\'(‘(l, and dill (1111’
tho Izootl llliilki‘i pIIIvIII II at
vt'vod.
III tltotn.
'l‘IIII‘ i‘olioninn nus compound (In the
nIIIIIIIIiIIn or out- ofphn irony:
Brother Gornnm.
. ,, _
M" “In ltrIIII'II that today wns your hit'tlt-
, .‘..\\
Mill
(3.1V,
IIIIIIII IIIIIIII linviu
wdy
«III
"“U 'l'liztit to mono on It IIIIIIIIII SO jolly.
To your IIIIIIIIIIIII iII-I'o by tho ultoro'.‘
Smilt‘ sold (lint It would no lolly,
For days.
Inot‘o.
Your good wile deserves lots of orodit
In tho why she kept you here;
You prohIIiIIII ni‘kt'ti quuy questions. .
Add thought Ilt‘l‘ Itnnwot‘n Qiiilili'.
ilut she was itoon to Intrprluo you
(In this. ,Iour natui IIIII‘.
4153 Silo thought not! talked it over.
.631 i Andnnld them watt no hotter way.
.519 So here we are. and i know many more
5.1;, Will wtah they lIIIIi (‘OIIIB today.
Ad; We wish you hnpplnonn, we wish you
health.
wish you prosperity.
wonith.
11qu III II tonal:
'10 our hootons and our hoot
To one another. Itnd one other,
Whoever he or she nutv he.
.illiIl
.tht
.804
We
WW
COURT CECILE MEETING.
wen wot PIC. Count Cecile, Daughters of Cnstiio.
Rochester ......I..68 :17 .thts will moot tomorrow evening In the
Toronto ...“.........67 I11 .t'L‘l :CMIIOIIC clubhouse in Wurtoventto tor
11nlthuoro.........tii it) .1110 rtho transaction of n number of honor
Buffalo W48 53 .475 tout matters. All returns of tickets
Montreal .I.........4ti I’M Allover the remit into low oro naked to
Jersey City ........it no .423 he mode at this time Already Over
Newark ...........39 64 .379 #60 has been cleared nod but few to
Providence who I ()6; .371 turns tor tickets have been mode.
I " Other important hurlnentt in to ho
.Yontorday'l Ruum. trnnonctod and every member In ro-
Baltimore 4, Montreal 2I ““8816le be preganL
Rochester 2. Jersoy City 9 (flrnt
. W ;
PONTIFF 18 IMPROVED.
the temperature roll many demon. .
I beneficial
.L
door Minn whorl: he wiiifoooupy
IIIIIIIII
, house with colors thing unti the Int-III
‘ i“. Stoorzu. who is the lift: of the III-
_. t'nit'. IIIIII followed by IIIII I'initiIIII;
Proptteior of the City
Iit'ovhniih III I‘Zttl‘ttltn Rt“'t’liilii 1.011920 I rim” ‘IIII- ”I. 3”“
und 3
II Ilit‘ll' wot-
tint»
III- nonunion
III IIiIIIIIIIlIIy..
'l‘.IIII jolly purtv spout I II IIII)‘ lilIIIII
ilio
IIIIII'
I~ ,lttIItII'II to.
Ho III». i‘nlilt‘ our IIIIIIIII’IIII to no) .. I
.‘t' .
I”" III you and your :wniit so hnnIII.
won Ii IIII Itsonter
II... IIIIIIIII not home till."
we wish you
Themnrty broke up III II into hour,
and sent three rho-era ringing over the
moonlit water. winning Brother (lor-
lunn minty lumpy returns ot’ the day.
ROM-E, Aug. 9I~Pope Pius. who ow-
ing to the intense hunt. liiil boon rost—
lens during the night. had a m‘forah
mariner) in the oooio‘r hours of the
early morning, when or usual in Rome.
m rest groomed to lure been moot
restoring the utrougth 01
As the pontiff bed chairmen which
* WEIINESNYI mi; 9: 1.91;: ;.
I ‘ .
II
FIRE Fliili'l‘EIiS
(Continued iIom II hut Page)
wuyn Inuritn anything; of this uot'i. 'l‘o
liint'ion tho ourni‘ful innvhut tho l)ItIt~.I
bury Fair in to tho IIIIIIIIIII City. I
The IIYILIIIIII of tho wrok IIponrd wiIIIi
the grand pnrndo oi" the intent .IInI'l Yin-I
iting iironten. LIIII IIIv Knowltou’ Isl,
Drum Corps, IIIII pugeunt left the iir‘oj‘
(stopping Itlouu lightly. Tho wholoi
town tIIrnIIIi out to sun the ptt'rIIdO IIIIIII
greet the. fire Iatitlioo with (timer III'tnt'l
cheer on they nIIIrI-III‘III in InIIrtlnl 111'- I
my through tho \IIIIIIIIIIII stIIIIots. ’i‘ho
Ilwollingu worn Itpproprlutoly duootnI;1
Gil with Iunternu out] much rod ilro. who
III evidence. The turn. led by (‘tniot 1..
tlro
men. presented It lilll) handsome up-
nournnro tIIItI tlItI pnuount [II'IIII’II to no
It most I‘IunplIIions opening for whut
promise-II to III'I It IIIOM unrtmnsi‘ul wot-h. I
Among the lire (T‘illl‘llNIlllt‘S IIIIprI-sontoti ,
were the South Norwttlk IlIIpnrtt‘uItnt.’
itottdo’ti by Chief Iiiurold lI‘. CIIIIIII: tiIIII,
Nurn IIIIII lire IlIIpI‘IItInOIIt with tho:
iiiotio ilnno nutiomolilo hose can: the:
I
lounsiutty “(it-10 (‘l‘t'illlilililk ot I‘ot't‘
Chester; tho Norotnu liriulttu (lt‘lllii‘ir;
‘ntont nnIl ilii‘ lion-hymn Hosts: Coupl-
I I 7
than}. 'iho illlit’i IIIIIanInI cumo‘
Inttong in nutnlwrn IIIIII wow iIIIIIIrd
Elli-(11hr ”(Jililf'V.
. llii} Nototon Iloluhtu‘ III-I'InrtIIIoui,
EIII'IOIN, III their IIIIIIII with them, \\‘IIII”II‘
gnddt-tl Inn: it to tho mods-Ion
I M the (‘lilK’iIlSlflii III‘ IIIII pItzIrIIo IIIIII.
gII’ftIIr”thofilromon IIuIl IIIIII II‘IIIIIIIII to
Irofrouiintoniu, tho IIIIrnIIIIII oponud in
‘ utmost "ind nil IMIIIIIIIII was dirt": toil
Inn Ilia Nonnu lot. The sight nus in
Him II no IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII; our With l‘l\’€'
fli‘li‘ IIIIIIII-I strun; ”out it hig polo it
:I‘Iii.’ IIIIIItItIII III the I‘tinII‘II‘Irs oi" the iiIIIIl.
Inhoddlnu h‘!lllt“l(.‘iil IiiIInIItIIIfioII. rInII
IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIs of .III Winona inu'trrns
IT‘I‘UIA’IIIIII: IIIIIIII littill} Itt‘l't‘ IIIIII IIII;III~.,
or. IIAIIIEII all“
,I
1 EE SALE
Final
Clearance Sale
of DresSes
$5 Dresses $1. 98
Setotnl fill‘fllt' go out tomorrow
III IIIIII low prim); nItIItI' colors
tInIl tam-II.
Dresses at $2.98
we hare urnunod tog Ithor some
of our host. {traumas for tomor-
row III otto'prlt‘e, $2.93.
Dresses” at 990
About lot) Dresses to no at IIIIC.
Sot’orul good styles IttIIl Ilii‘l'or-
out colors. sizes it to It, on
sale III 99c.
Dresses at $4.98
I‘Irossos that sold IIt high as $23——
‘IlInI's lllt‘ story. Toke ~tour
IIIIIII tomorrow, $1.98.
Leather Bag Sale
Continues—«Great Values
Bags at 99c:
AIIIIIII ion In (his lot. nil styles
and sizes. LII: titer lingo with
On solo ‘JIIII.
iI-nthcr lininIzII.
Bags at $1.49
Leather IIIIII Silk lions, t'Xt‘Clli‘lIL
\‘Itluos III $3. The entire lot
on 2::th at $1.19.
(ho hum iIIIll IIII “:(I‘i IIIIIIsI’IIrIuIIIl into
1% InlnIIItII: I- tour}. lfilétlitl. IIIIII was
Inort IIIIIIIIII to IIII llit‘Ii.‘ And Ilioi‘tr
\HIS IIIIittIs :IIIII ion for IIII, Thu AM
on III'IIIIzotI. itill‘fli‘l'
rd IIIIIIII‘ whilo Walking llllt‘lli‘y and
tho hoopuln rIInIII futntshmt :IlillleIi‘I
:unnt I'IIIIIIIIIII I'm' tilt} III-own man or
erItIIIIn or IIIIIIIIzsIIII‘, 'l‘EIII (‘lelt‘ l‘llt‘li
IIIIII puirottimi. wIII‘II- thII
vzonm and hot, dog sounds :IIIIIIIII ildI
'IIIIIIIIIIIIII to draw rIIIIuoIIu: uuzhor;
tings. You, IIIIIII li‘iiiiillii‘lt‘
:IIIII IoIII-pnps to ho ltttIi Its MIN :15
guouvonirs oi tho nonunion. Tito Inner?
undo drew the lutiII-s. whiio all not»:
rnolttotl the (Mir whorl» ronioltl. tutu-
not-n. oi (‘i‘ilt‘i‘ih (‘Oilltl ho iilllllllltILlI
’I‘IIII It‘ntttt’v of tho owning won tho
I IlunIIinr: to lilll’I’lI‘ i’III‘nIshIIIi lIy lilt‘lliii‘tl
IIIIIIIIIII: Ih'n IIIIIIIIIw‘trIt III" font- l‘l[‘(‘\?.‘l.
'i'hIIrII w H he music Ivory (Ironing.
The III'ogmtn of tho writ iItIIluIir-s It.
lrIIIII) race. this II’wIIIIIn: It tug of war
IIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII:I Morton and Not-otou ilro
IIIIpIIrIIuIInIu. ’I‘hurstinv owning: III
dunno ("tillt‘t‘l‘l ll)’ (Ito (II-toutnl liuud. oi
‘Slilllll‘tii‘d, Friday (Ironing. with tho
inrnud iiunie unII MIIIIIII (iron III'fIIIIL;
Saturday ovunlnu.
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We Have One H
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to close out.
This lot i
The White
SucceEEors to ’ the
that sold regularly for $2.50, $3 &$3.50
‘ We have made One Lot Of these
and have marked them
$1.35
90 Washington Street
undred Pair Of
Oxfords
ncludes all leathers
“Shoe CO.
Flynn Boot Shop
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Meanwhile Negotiations Go Forward?
to Settle the London Dock Strike I.
E
i ONIION, August 9 .«lncrrnalng Ills
ordor and progrosn tonnrti hoard word
the rontrarv fIIIIIIIroII of the dock
ntrlke today. 'l‘ho' men of the dock;
inud who ulroudy Itro tooling the pinch?
of deprivation hove adopted drosticn
menaurrs to pmmnt any attempt by
non- unionists or olerioui staffs to move
It wheol. tutti Collisions with 1119 police
wore frequent nnII shurp.
At the name time the hoard oi trndo
is grududlly composing the differences
or ompioyoru and ompioyos and some
sectional disputes huvo now been not»
tied with ovary prospoct that the do
mantis of other noctiona will ho'nao
lulled before the end of the Work. no
that oil can return to Work together.
This latter rendition Is the only one
upon which the men will coil of! tho
strike. 6
Meanwhile London wnn pructivnlly”
without Your todny. 'i‘itirtv thousand
onrtern quit work this morning, and
thousands more pinnned to joinfthe
kilo one; before night. All attomtits
to move wagons loaded with London's
adoption of meat. fruit nud‘provinionn
were atoomd by tltontrikorw, in runny
inntanoes only“ utter a (fight with the.
pollen. There this been much otter-
nIrnIug or vans nud‘dutruotion or top»
piles. the woman Joining the men In
preventing n‘mpléniahin‘g or the tour—
kets where prices are nearing figured
that are prohibitivo‘ior all but well-Io
do. ‘
The firth portora have Joined the
strike movement. and there was no one
to unload the fish Howlers that no
wholesale prices of chilled hear him;
narrowed from seven to tent contra
pound ninca last Monday The mantr
nor of one of the inmost house's im~
porting American beat any: that un-
less the strum 1r mottled by tomorrow
them with he the drentont beat {our
the that thin oountrr hon ever known
a
STRIKEBS AND POLICE CIOLLIDEz .,
to leave after yesterday’s long taunt
rived in the Thames this morning. 't‘ho ;
oooo moan
. BEST CREAMERY aurrsn....
Condenled Milk
Red Onion. . . ..‘
Nntlva Com
..I-u-IIIvI.o-ou.-n.c.
...... .. . .13for25c
.. ..... ..............perib.,3('io
3 can: 25c
.Icnlon-nau-
per pack 35¢
per dozen 20c
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Melons, Oranges. lianunns. Cucumbers, Limo Bonus. Sweet Potatoes,
Wax Deans. String Beans, Squash.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
Formerly F. D. Lawton a. Go.
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
'F‘IIIensmvéni‘EtiéfiLV'MHdI-t an?
Elena ,and Westward. Kept Together
for Saver-I Hourn, but Former
Finally Won.
NEW BEDFORD Moan, ‘Attg.9
The big hunk» of Cuttx hunk fog that
tried to block off the New York Yacht
Club dent 2mm entering Buzznrd'n
Bar. yentotday, had retreated to its
inland mint factor-v When Commodore
i. Ledynrd moir otnried tho ynshtn
today on the final IIIIIII of tho cruise to
Newport. ‘
The ’fleot. however. was in no hurry
from Mohtuuit .I’Blnt to Phdurnm lino
III». ‘I Most ovary one toot: the opportu»
pity of snatching IIIfew additional
hours oi'rtioop. I
'i‘itosowho were on deck aorly spent
the time In visiting among the float
and talking over yesterday I; exponen-
ooh, onpociully the fierce ntruggie he-
twoon the Elena nnd Wontwnrd. hiv-
ery one seemed to admit that Cam.
13111 Dennis. of the Plant yacht, had
Won a notable victory in working out
of the oltttohwlth which the Westward
apparently field. the Elena for more
than four hours. That the two class
A titers are very ovoniy mntohotl was
genomiiy recognized today. although
their roiutivo audition have ivet to be
tented in moderate to amino: winds. ..
. runny: or the radium it also paid
‘ 1‘ Million“ to (30m
tee.
PHONE 883—3"
he Itu'd been only learning, the different
ropesthls your and it he had a chance
next year, he Would endeavor to M'-
runze for more wind. lie ion. (lint his
contract with the weather poopio had
'“been idlriv well knot with the excel.»
tlon, portions, of Inetoroiogicni gum
line, tho supply of which seemed abort.
the was niso inclined to credit much
or the oneness of the ct nine to his
Onptnin Franklin It. Piummor, Float:
summon George A Dixon. M. 1).. Eco-
routry George A. Cormack nnd Cunt.
Willis Terry; The racing hoot, ha
amid. Iowa much to the remind commit»
W. Lo 1). Partition and 0. Ethan-
man Hort, who have worked early and
into in Martini; and finishing tho runs.
‘ especially the latter, turned In hint
night. about midnight. I
III heading for named the yachts
were given a. racing run of 27 mile!
from the :11an at Wlikoo Ledge, on
tho Dumpling Light ten miles down
Buzzards Bay to Vineyard Sound
Lightship. than 1’1 miles over to the:
finish at (irenton‘s Reef Lightship.
aobut which hover so many pleasant
yachting recollections. Tomorrow will
come the annual rune for the Astor
Cup, while on Friday the sixth race for
the King's Cup will be united tindflm
big three master sohoonern Atlantic
and Karina will Stuff. for tho Brouion’n
lino! Gino with n on to Atom“
board of strategy, conaiaiing of Fleet .
Channel Lightship. oi! Newport, rind
ms ‘ »
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