The beer that finds its place in the hearts of homes.
The beer that has 11 most enticing~51nooth-in1
vigorating taste all its own.
FIRST PRIZE
BOTTLED
/-
Made from Mother Nature 5 products-—the very
best Barley- Malt and Saazer Hops
tissue and nerve builders known.
Bottled for the first time expressly for the home.
It is sold exclusively through dealers.
Bottling Dept" 407-433 E. 55111 St.
ll
ETER DOELGER
BEE
Earp/essay Poor/re: HOME
No family meal is complete without it.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
SOLE . AGENTS
'-’ Peter Doelger First Prize Brewery
Telephone. 2270 Plan
the greatest
New York City
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1115
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.. 11...... SATURDAY SPECIALS
HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
Boye’ So its ............... 101‘. Ladies' Vests. Special ...... 7c
Value 15 ; Ladiel’ Shaped Vests ..... i713
Chlld’B DI‘OP- _st“\:2‘ ...... . .10c Will"? 25?.
Value 150 ‘ Child's Summer Garments.
Child's Drop Stitch “.31: . . .171: Speelul Prince.
Value 2.11" Black wmte'tyran.0h1ld's Union Suits ........ 180
Child: Ribbed Hose .. ..... twit‘ “‘m“ 3"“-
Value 150. \l‘. Ladiee' Union Suits ....... 39c
Ladles' Hose ......... .....lDo “ ,3 \ “me one,
Value 2.31:. 11111c11.1\'1111e,1‘1n. mu" Km """""""" 25°
Mercerized Half Hon ...... 17c t{Quint} 5111‘. 1X01 nil nim‘si.
Value 251:, Tan, Gray it Fancy Ladl': UM” 8m“ """" p.691:
Vniu ”’0‘
LADIES' SAMPLE sum‘ wmsrs .......... .. 5° ”"2“ 75°‘ 99°
Value 3100 31.1.5, $1.130, $1.98.
A. DiCkerman 81, on
84 Washington St.,So.Norwal ‘1
Telephone 446
We Give S. & ll. Trading Siam 1‘
..........-....-.................1 ... . .1~........1..... MN. .1- ..... .......... ".1 ”,”,,,-.,,,-.
.We Have One Hundred Pair oi
omen’s Oxford's
that sold regularly for $2.50. 33 &$3.50
" We have made One Lot of these
and have marked them
$1.35
This lot includes all leathers
The White Shoe Co.
90 Washington Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop
to close out.
BHIFTINO THE. BLAME.
A11 1111111111111 stun-tutor had trouhle gel
ting people to list dose for 11111911.
"(int 11 down?“ he asked.
1 “No " was the'hnwer. _
7 "Well I'll hear you anywnymnot
‘1' 1111111 ll; ludn'l sot nnrwpimlrb
THE Poer‘e 1111mm
“ind. you‘re poor, ain‘t you?"
"No son, l‘m rich. i own you and
the hubs. nod Jon'ro worth :1 million
' drillers noleoe to mo.‘ ‘
“fluid. couldnt you lirtlnilmnie the
' 11 not unit at 111111211 {
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LARGE OYSTER CROP.
Prciiilc Set indicates That Oyetermon
Will Have a Good Soaeon When
the Law in Oil.
net-ts int .‘1 big crop of oysters on the
mutual hcde or! this hurhot are good
’nnnm 111111»: of the tertltmy it is thick-
ltl‘ 1111111 in 1111) previous Henson ior
tycnrs.5l1ue the time ueunon on the
3111111 hed~ her; 1111 the oreteuuen milk
lut‘. this hnrhor their headquarters
1111119011. The oystermen who are do-
in; this uorh get no 1111) 'im‘ it but
rel) on the t‘ntt‘h in the future to re-
1111:» them. This is on 11111111111111 of real
lpnhllt‘ spirit A hushel of store in not
in lorgc catch on tin-so hcdn thin sene-
on 115‘ one l111111.'lhcro 11111 xeu‘ few
drilln and llll‘ oyntcrmen tire looking
linrtvnrd to a protltnhlo season when
lilit‘ law goes off
OLD MEMBERS OF K. OF C. TO BE
RELIEVED.
THOMPSON\‘ll.i.h3, A1111. lS.~-l1‘or
the. ilrnt time in the history of the on
tier of the Knights 111' Columbus in
Connecticut. tin1 older tnouihui‘a oi the
order may uncure some reliei from the
high nonoeentunt ohm now in torch in
that order when n 1111111 touched the
use oi no year». Since the 111111 that
u‘ue brought against, the order for the
dlulrihuilon oi the fund of nearly
$000,000 111111 been decided by the
‘ourtu in‘tuvor oi the organization.
0 or plans have how brought tor»
and 111 the recent convention
llotroli. Mich, the dologuiol
nehuuetio. Ritchie lsiund and
united upon a resolution
that wag pr, .lllm’l Mill Illifidtlll, ”ill
the supreme 1111 ‘ hie upholut 11 com-
millet,1 of three 11111qu ‘IlW till 11
ohm tor the 11111111 or the old tom.
horn, and report to tho honrtl oi di
torn. not later 1111111 July. 1912, and tho
latter to renort to the national con:
routine of the order to he held in the
name your.
The committee niipointod by the
supreme knight tension: of William J.
i’i‘nrlen. oi Iluoion. Leroy K. Hoekett
at Chicago. and William J. Mulligan of
fi‘humusonvlllo. The members believe
that this committee will he able to
present. 111 plan of toilet titht will be
inroi‘nhiy noted upon at the next un-
iionol contention of the outer to he
held 111 Cambridge Springs. Penn. in
August of next year.
W
‘ ice HOUBEE BURNED.
WATERBURY, Aug. 18.411114: hilt
it“; 111111111111, belonging to the Waterbury
ire Company and ruined at $6 000
were burned to the ground testei‘tloi.
An oil the lee hnd“heen 1'e1roed.tl1n
wood was no dry on tinder. and both
buildings Wale burning anthers half an
thour alter the tire begun. The blood
1
1
SOI‘Ti‘ll’ORT, Aug. lit-«Tho pron--
The set in niteud; honouring and i111
hure been working on the town heda‘
tnklmz 1111 motors and catching utnri
fish which are unusually plentiful thin}
~ 9‘3
, Bridgeport Advertisements»
The Store Closes at 5
301; :1 yard, now
”Me, to
What can you lint" them it
they are so pretty.
coverings min pillows.
ch" "
aiwm ~ And 12 ,’;c a yard.
providing ourselves.
finish, one quire. 25c.
Road’s Linen. letter
111 match, 20C.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. lMiNlSTERB MEET AT NORTHFIELD
_........ .
Team 3“""00- Longer Program Arranged for Eager
Wod’ LOSE P C Delggateg.
Springfield .. ------- 59 38 .1108; EAST won'rnrtnnn, 1111119., Aug.
‘llritlttehot‘i ......... 59 40 .595: 18.——Two hundred milliliters represent‘
litu‘ti’oru ----------- 53 43 1552 , lug nearly every large denomination in
New Haven ------‘l7 50 43521119 country nitended the closing nee-
NGW llrltnin ----- 2.44 54 ~449311io11 oi the ministers‘ meeting, which
Waterbury .. 2222222 40 ‘ 50 “104; lins been held ulmoet daily during the
”T“ 1 1111111 two weeks of the Chrietinn Work-
Yesterdfl‘fleeuite. ter's conference 'l‘he-‘.s§1111111e1 was
New Haven 7. Hartford :1. litev John A. Hutton (111.111.1011 One
Waterbury 3_ Bridgeport 0. ‘ oithe lending tiieuthelo and s1 iiol.1rs
Springfield 5‘ New Britain 4‘ l‘ot‘ Scotland. ills addressee have been
i the most important feature of this con.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. j fei‘etu‘e; ho. hilt; spoken on the work or
Allie ministry todny 11nd the kind at
Tum Standing. 1gospel that should be preached. lie
Won Lost PC.1c‘.‘iewed the present. attitude of scl-
Chicugo ........... 13:1 38 .lid once and mild that it was uniting with
New York ......... til 41 1610 religion; he also startled many by call.
l’itiahurg .......... 13:7 42 .607 lug St. P1111] the first erotutlonisi.
Y‘llllildt‘lhhlu .......:’19 i? .5137. Two song services were held today.
so 1.011111. .........‘11 13 Joined by George c. Steiihins. oi Brook,
Cinelunuil ......... 41} .121 .1118 1 lyn. who had been eonneezed with thel
Brooklyn ........... «id 671 .381 music here tor 1.1 quni‘ter of 11 century.
Bunion ............. 213 81 243.1110 tenture which was most popular
' m lthls morning won the singing oi the
Yenterday'l Reunite. choir of 11 ‘hundred children, trained
New York loffllnhnti ‘ (first by Miss (.‘lnrie (71111111111111. of llrooltiyn,
. _ . _ uho has w11tien a number 01 liHllllS
game); New lurk in, (.lnclnnutl 2 ‘1
{second 1111111111. for them. The leading soloieia 111 the,
. .. service were Mrs. W. R. Moody, oi
5“ 1.111111 “ m“"“"°“‘“"“ 0‘ 1Nontirtetu 111111 1111.; mm RE“) (11’
Brooklyn 8. l'iiishurg ’1' iiioalon ’ i ‘ l'
., .. ,
Boston 1" ("hm“) 8‘ i The longest week diii' meeting has
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ithe one, addressed 1151 Fred. ll. Smith
M... of New York. who anoke on the Coming .
Team Standing. cnxntnigu which in in he carried on all
Won 14m P,C.Ell\‘t‘l‘ :\lll(‘,l‘l(‘ti to (‘iillfii 1111111 for the
Philadelphia ....... Ti 38 1152' church. Hundreds oi men stayed for
{Detroit . . .68 «ill .1113 an alien mectiu . and pledged him their
‘ih‘u‘slon ............ :‘1‘.’ 53 .5111 support in this (‘ililfle
“Vow York ......... 517 M .3111). The session will close on Suiulni. ‘
it‘lereinnd .......... :15 2.1; .1115 but special 1.1111111111111110 been 11” 111
it‘hlrago ............’»;’1 1'1? .1191 tied for the delegat 1111 who ioninln tori
Washington .45 till .4013 the next the “echo. Two of the most ,
‘81. Louie .........iH 75 me pupuiur speakers. Dr. tlrlfllth Thomas.
-—-~~—~ of Toronto. and Dr. .lumetl A. Francis”
Yeoterday‘. Reunite. ‘ol’ 8111111111. will give 11 series of dniiyf
l v“. York ‘3 (mm! 0 Elei,‘illl08.1'lley will he succeeded by‘
1‘ . » .1. ~ ‘Dr John ‘ilt‘Douell, of \'e\\ml<. “DU
. b" 1‘9”” “' "Emmi“ (l‘ .is to speak on ”Christinnltv and the
1 lloston i. Detroit ll. Sufilnl P1 (”tillt‘lll” The ”.0 \lomly
l l‘hilndoluitin :l. (’hit‘nno l illrnt
camel :‘i hll
:uud game)
i
EASTERN LEAGUE.
i Tum standing.
1 Won host PC
liochestcr .......... 3'4 39 .13 1 1
llnltitnore .......... 7! 43 Jim. V
1 Toronto ............ 118 48 .5812 ‘
.1111 111111111 ............. 1 14 on .1111“
Montreal ...........:'.2 till .1114
Home; (.‘liy ........ in no .4119“
Nowell l1 ............ 41'» as .398
Providence ......... iii N .373 ‘
Yesterday’s Reunite.
Jersey (115- -l, lluttnlo 3 (iirat
1111111111; .ierrey City 2, lluil'nlo i (see-
ouil game).
Kcu'urk 7. Monti‘eiilb ‘iilrnt some};
Monircui it). .‘x‘ttwurit 1. second gnnte)
Toronto :1, 1110\‘itie1u‘c :i (culled cud
oi neveuth inning to allow Toronto
in cuioli 11 1111111).
liocheutor ii, iinlilmore 2.
I—uww M
iNSURANCE FRAUDS.
The nrrctit oi‘ Antonio Munro (lune
rosin 11nd t‘iuu‘leu (loan. in New llnvou,
yesterdus‘. the hitter 1111 agent for an
industrial iliu innumuce company, on
the charge of olunininn money under
int-e lil‘t‘ittllllt‘n, 11113 ulnrted nn inveeti
notion end lu‘otuthi forth the lniirnn
tion that more arrests will follow
Both men 1m1 hold in 33.000 bonds.
The allegation states that they 111-
ietnpied to insure persona in ill health
'3‘», in 11 number of insurance dampeniee.
11 settling 11 net-lecily healthy portion
to the examining doctor and having
him retireaont himself 1111 the mun to
he innureti; The cases will he contin-
ued until next Tuesday, um! a charge
at conspiracy will likely he brought 111
that tune. -
SOHOONER CHILD. ABANDONED.
WASHINGTON. Aug. law—“Fm
Thomeniun. ilnine. three-mooted
schooner Willie ll. Child. is attended
on the North C oiino count netti- (loll
Shout Lite 1111111111: Bunion. about him
teen miicefltorih t Cane Hatteras. The
lite'unvorn 11141, tnndin’g lly the vea-
nol which this orning seemed to he
in no danger i the good weather
which prevailed. Cont. Wait and his
crew of seven
the schooner.
The Willie ll. Child loll New York
August ii. 1101111
load-11111111111 to
built-in 2888 on
Bunion. site on;
iticlnhln .'.. (‘hicagu l tour ‘
on refused to leave
to .lauitoonviiie to ‘
the! still 111. rogla- A
school. . W‘lilili 11111111 only in Sept: 11
her. ulll how special lllhlt- lectuun
lthrounhoui the whole vettr.
”w...“
l
i CONDUCTOR CRElGH CUT. .
i .
Cow and is Knocked Oil Hls‘
Car, in standard.
STAMFORD. Aug. iR.—»Knocltod on“
no cant-hound Sound Bench street car,
Wednesday night about S130. Richard
Crclgh. 11 street rnliroud conductor. oi
tlieniu‘ooh. was stunned and was br‘uio
ed quite severely. While his injuries
111-11- not hollowed it) be serious they
; were unilieient to incnhnclinte him tor
lwork,
The cow which Willi the innocesntf
traune of Mr. Creigh‘u injury was 1111!
:lhurt so much 113 was the young 1111111.
111 didn’t stop to ascertain the. extent
lot the conductors injury. either. it
cleared 11 stone wall with a hound and
was that seen galloping off in the (li ,
tectiou oi inuidlu‘u Rock, its tail ntnndt‘
i111: out ntrnlght behind. i
lsnne Ferris is the owner 01' the?
cow.
Hit.
1
Gralzng by Road-lee. i
The cow wua motion on unccuient.l
'nrnsn that grow: between the street:
car truck» and the fence on the east;
hide oi Sound Bench nvenue out neuri
Adumn'n Corner. So uweei was the
groin the illiimfll illtl not. imputenilv.
notice the approach oi the car. it Won:
on feeding leaving its body so clone
to the 1111111111 that the running hoard
owned it. Conductor Creogh Mood on
the running board turning over 111111111.
He one hit by the cow‘s hotly 11nd was
sent tumbling heels over hood in the
illicit.
Motormen Drew On.
Menntlmo the moiurinun knew noth-
ing ttbout the accident and not until he
was; appraised lumpusenxern did he
stop the cur. Accompanied by men
who were on the our. he went back
toiook {or Ore-1.1.11. They searched for
name time and finally no automobile
came along and the rays of its honor
lights. on it come down the sheen hill
tell directly upon the mun. lie was
ruined to 11 sittingruonnlre 11nd mud
he had been shunned by the blow, but
lhnt no bones were hrolten.‘ He had
lost his eyuglnsuen anon steel punch.
jecl today 1111 1 September 5. according
tent noting booted teddy. Dull hustled.
In the Tea Room.
lull (lays.
nietl water and pi
Gilt Edge Cards. Willi en . clerics.
Inltialed Cards. long English letters. 30c.
11111:
A 1101‘
It is 11 genuine ilill’rl tittt‘ryt‘iu r.
lemonade is always well lllx’L‘il.
c1111- oi cm‘.‘
1 Bridgeport .
. 1 moment:
i
01111 B ill illenh 01111111111111].
lEaiahllnhrh 185?.
O’clock Except Saturdays
More Attractive Wash Goods in
Remnants
This time. Short Lengths of Colored Sailnes, amounts
ranging from one to 11:11 yill'ilS.
Former values and
35
‘
cio.se but.
11‘? Veil. when you we 1311111
you will immediately he conjuring some use for them. for i
(ltltl shades that any 110111.111 will rind
moot (lL‘Ct‘iliillllt’ for linings umlcr thin (li‘i‘r-t'r, 111' 1311‘ 1.1.1."
._.. . .
til
ii‘llil'iCl‘li‘S, {11111 11111111: .11‘111‘1‘ (trti.
[he aver'agc 11111112111 1111115 .1 use in: 111111}
‘11;11erini
(in Sillt’ illiillt‘tllfllCl)‘.
There Are Stationery Bargains
("if course we all owe notes 11ml letters. in scores. Some
of us are bowed under the Weight
of 0111‘ indebtedness.
v 13111 it is a comfort to sit down it) write 211 11 desk “‘1‘“ sup-
plietl‘u‘ith paper, cards and envelopes to match.
having to hunt out something from odds ilillL t‘!lll.~.
excuse for it at present lll'lCCS.
“lillillll
Nil
Simply lLll'g’Cii'lllilt'SS in
Correspondence Cards and Envelopes, dainty ilntiste
25c.
1'. [Mr lit, St) L‘llYt‘laillL‘S
25c.
' Bax of White Commercial Envelopes, .1511. int 251:.
1' refreshing ill'llll‘. i.~ it‘ttl ten
Am! :1
fresh with cut-lum—
Chill 111‘ lit”. ‘1
fruit
nullit-
hell. lt‘t'. lhzlll-
lcm. sziiuluiclies, salads untl l11>111cl1111zitlc cgt‘nt‘.
0111143. till. 111111 01111111111111]
A showing that is won
have ever had.
Laundered Collars. embr
anoriment of Ruciiings
business.
Neckwear
for it has been chosen 11th great wire,
liere ii is the 11111.41 attr
irilh Lace Stock Collars.
- Dutch Collars. New Side Pleated Jaboto, handsome,
deep Sailor Collars. a big variety of Mlddy Ties,
Watching in: what is new dud good in port of our
The N. E.
88 Washington Street
G
l1 111111: fullest consideration,
ulld we lit“
active Necltu‘onr Stock we
lrish Lace and Swiss
ctdcréd or plain.
and Foidn. etc.
A large
Ryan Co.
. 0..-... m. mm...” ”M “11.....- », ..
BALDWtN'I LONG SWIM.
Herbert lluldwlrb. son oi fir. and
Mrs. A. ll. Baldwin. oi Wall street. in
11 uwlmmei‘ that will one tiny enuun
him to he known among the uquntie
uerohui oi the limo. 11nd perhnnu his
success in this line will gain tor him
renown outside the limliu oi Norwnlk.
llnppening to be near Green‘s liner
lighthouse in 11 moment with u friend
the other tiny. Mr. Baldwin donned
his unit and mum to the Knot) Chili
from the lighthouse, n distance reek-
oned at about two and one-hull mlloh.
He arrived at the Knob feeling quite
fresh and not in the least 111111) by his
feat. Most of the entire distance the
tide was 11311th the young man, and
those who know tliene. haters. 111111101
clnto l in disadvantage, for’ the this
is esp lolly strong nit Belle island
Point.
Wu.
GOODYEAR RUBBER FACTORY
GLOSEB.
MIDDIJJ'I‘OWN, Aug. iii-«Tile inc»i
tory of the Goodyear Runner (loan
pithy. emplo ing about 250 hands, «ion
111 told t be
MR. LOGIE'S VACATION.
'l‘luuunn Louie oi the
tfutmium‘, in to have it mentioned
next wet-l1, Mr. Louie, who in 11 11111111-
hcr or the Nutmeg t‘iuh, 11 recent 11d»
ditlon to the young men or the town.
11111] 11 popular iciiuu‘, in to not null for
New llnren in the "Edith“ n umnll
('illilll ytichi belonging to Lelloy Moni-
numui'i’. curly tomorrow morning. it
Mr. Lottie reached his destinntlon, with
or without incident. he in to hove o _
grunt] time for the cntire week, for he
lino rolntivon 11nd i‘rieuds galore. in
New iluven. Friends any that one
friend in unrllcniur will limo 11 Special
pillow hour the tiller on "Tom 11 . I
one hi during his prtiorlototnhln of the
craft.
Connecticut
W..M~MW v...‘
01E: FROM FRACTURED GKULL.
l DANllllllY. Aug. ilk—minim Lynch,
oi llotleiot‘d was intniiy hurt nenr
llnwicyvillc muturdoy. when his hand
mime into contact olih 11 our on an ad ’
ljolnlng truth. He was brought to this‘
iiy. hut died before 111:1 reunited the
lineal 1111111111111. l-iin 11.111111 wet irneiim
Lynch Wilt! twenty eight years old
one litlmlli‘rlinL. ,
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Norwalk Chronicler