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e.Tllelt, Liability,
Property Damage.
TAYLOR 8: GOlJDEN
[Washington Sta. Bo. Norwaik
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. 18.13. Mnikin, spent
Middletmvn llnd Bridgsport.
‘ Mrs. F. 1.. Uhlegof Union avenue; in
unending the tiny in- Bridgeport. '
G L. Price tool: a pull) in his Goran?
to Long island \osloldni to wliilenal
tho laces.
”Mg. ...w i
Thomas Cousins, of Mull nvonuo, la!
unending the hook lllili his non in New
York oily.
whilst will on 'l‘omllttos. 270 basket. .
Jtlsololl' 72 Nulth Mull) silent. ‘
W.
Tho Ajax nnd the Phil) oi E5151 Nor
.’ walk took parties to the titles at Lonlli
island tenteidliy.
Christopher Shoohtlir,
' [a has resumed his
month‘s rucullou.
ol’ Bl‘osunn'u‘
iiutit-o tiller :1 two‘
I‘
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day or Flitill) in Jtitlt Srr,mour tho
iitlsllnud and father. The rl‘lmU) wtli'
* reside in liliddlotowu in tho future. T
Mis John Sol room and dulliziltoi'. or'
Gloss street, loft Saturday l‘0l Middle 1
ttlwn, N. Y., and will ho joined Thurs-
Mlss Murlturot alteration. of Norwalk,
~ieaulned hoi duties in tho lloston Sumo
, ‘tliia looming after u pleasant violation
. M-
Militia Allie l'omol‘oy. of
‘1
A rmirmy
stieet, has ioturnoll from tho Bot-1
grade Lnkoa, whore she spout tho'
slimmer.
.. Misses Ruth and Nlitllllo Provost, ol
Stlilnl'ord spout yt‘h'i t-rlln y the
guests or Miss Edliil till-i
v '. wood pilloo.
no
“word. ol‘
l
s
i
G 1.. Price lilui family. of \\ out livo- ‘
nun, halo, rotutnod homo litter attend-1
lug tho summoi ut the toltliite on Shot
field Inland.
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,. Almost oreiy bout of the Norwnlk
‘1th Club iieot crossed the Sound
”yoototdui to see tlluntornntlonnl mo
tor boat races.
, About 125 priests from New York
and Brookln, canto to Mnnrosn insti-
turn, Kaiser‘s island yesterday for a
' ,period of retreat.
in... Arthur lioyt‘a Allegro became dis
:_r‘*~..,'ablod in the middle of Lung Island
Sound yolltordliy, returning trout the
alternations] motor ilont racer and wall
tailed in by Mr. Hoy t'a (other in the
Sterling.
ill‘lio Citizen’s tick advocnton hold
A meeting. Sunday owning. at which
time the propoultlon Will discussed in
, _ n general monitor. No candidate: hove
gj, linen advanced as yet. but tlilu will
follow in tho pour future. Another
meeting will be hold this weak
W. wan-.—
Mina Louise Bohnull. 0! Railroad liv-
' , onus. rotlnmod liar dtitl'ol in llurlbutt
l Davls' law ol’ilooa thin morning alter
on lilo“! and it Vacation making her
“Milt lateral- Week: in duration.
. Rothorlno Boers, of Orchard
noted :lflhdl‘ lilihatltilto.
Minnie: Daniels, of Chestnut litrect
fiorwd‘lk. will spend tomorrow in Now
in on. At ll: 30 when tomorrow night
i, one will attend the whaling of
mint. Mill: Currie (turnout, a
or Norwalil girl. to Henry finite:
W13 Haven. in St. Jrimu'Oliuroh.
‘l‘homu utilitarian report:
thorn trot-o molly narrow mope-
oy lit the corner or thin and
Itrootli dull to tho énrolounoiia
plentul‘o new. in «casing
in front oi, automobiles. All
Co'llsiol‘i , , l
.. i Mrs. Margaret Rowan and daughter.
' yd‘htoi'dny- in i
started upon nor annual rm-
0001.0an. ‘ . .
acorn, has returned to our doom otter
it two, wooks' retention;
Edward (initiator oi! NorWoik. lip-ill.
Saturday. Sunday and yooordoy with
intends at Atlantic City '-
WM
Mina Rollo Nattotord and llh‘ dilute!
"Cooke, or NorWallt, are spooning two‘
weeks with trlondit and relatives in
New London.
John Shannan. Jr., 0! High littlest.
has returned home utter spending the
past throo day» at Philadelphia. and At.
lantlc City
William H. Bollard. hits rosumod his
. dlltlon in the Great Atlnutit: null Pacino
thvfl store litter n pleasant vocation of
. two weeks.
W
Minn, Alinu liownn, of lliiii‘oliry, ate the
guests or Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McNama-
l’ to. or Reed lltroet.
Mr and Mill. 'I‘lionltttl lt‘ Montgom
ory of Wilton titan-lie. have returned
ul'tor n shalt visit ultii lelutlloz in
Sprlngflolil Moan.
...me -.l.
‘ Mills Katherine Dolly
Frank A. State. of Holden around.
spout Sunday at Sitvlli Rock Mill ro-
pull it most pleiilllilit time
a..-”
tiild Mrs.
”-
Mli‘ill Fannie Shannan. oi l-lnrtl‘ord.
whrro silo ld'omployod in the capital
lihlzlry, upenl Saturday. Sunduy and
.‘Oéllt‘ldfl iii horflhrental home in High
street
Mist-l Goriielill Raymond. of Bi-rltoley
street. has returned honlonittor apond-l
.inlt the glimmer iii Sullivuii
New York stlito unit has a plouszllut
time to report.
.Btow 'lilills louhtnl i-llmt
Ml'ii. (‘.
iiiitl liliwurd Stow. \l ho limo lit-oh lilo‘
ituosltl of relatives in South Norwlilk
for the “it‘ll. two Works. hilvo l't‘llll‘liNl
.to their hotllrla in Mllltllt‘IUWll.“
Miss Rollo Nuttel‘ord, ol Wilton lire-
uuo. has l‘oslnnvd her pouliion in 1):,»
Kiyu's llliltory, ill hlnin utroot,
Miss Elimilotll llriscoil, oi Strnwllorry
9 lllll llrouuo. llflB lumctwlloll her.
The restaurant. ill lilo Knoll will re.
main upon [or two Weeks more. dur-
ing which time the bus will he ooh“
timed and tho popullinreaort will con-
tluun in: during the past two months
0i“ fill.
9...
Mrs. George L weltwood. at Sun»
luor street. entered Saturday upon her
llllnllltl \lit'litlou from lit-Kiyu's otoro
iii Main street. Silo. oxpectn to spend
a pnrt of tho llilino nt Atlantic City
innit Ashury Plil‘k.
w-Not tonal, hilt tomorrow See our ‘
prioo and stock of pouches. 1.. Jose-
loi't 72 North Main street.
Oinoor Charles FL Page, of Norwalli,
enjoyed it dny'il vacation from his 1%
lice duties restarting and Special 0!-
iioer Loronxo J. Adamo Worked til:
trick (or him. Mr. Page Iponttho holi-
day at Gulf Posture.
Mina Rita Nartetord, or, Wilton are-
iuio, hull resumed her duties in Do
Klyn‘a battery in Milli: street otter I
most happy two wook'l vnéotton. she
spent the time at New Yorlo city and
Long Branch. N J.
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Mr. Slim-stain. ii molt alumni in
the emolo at tho Armour Boot Gain"
Jluny, from New York city. in making
his headquarters in Not-walk tor a tow
day: end in both: shown ohout, the
route by Analon ll‘. Koolorwiocai nin- .
mun. .
Jamel Tierney, ot Chum] street. hon
ruined MI pooitlog with Junior
A. W. Ail-tin. in Mil Itroot. whore
he has been employed tor a number or
yours. and has taken and in tho Baotou
More. lull runny friend: wish him no-
oou in his new employingnt.
Amongithou who wont to'l'lnntinlt
ton to loo tho noon ”turd” were
Wilma Rollins party in, tile launch
"Mortonz" John moron hill! poi-tr
in tho lquncli. "Ado." tho Addie W
Arthur Koyworth till! pm, it: til:
launch. mid Victor w. Fort-in nnll port:
in tho ouxllllry "chi. Dllk. , .
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in...“ outsell m united yum
day lol- tumult and lemon at tho
polite. tiio nonrplnlnt built: had. or
James Smith. The tronhln‘ occurred
at the com tit Monti and flour
Itmtll. whorl shun Mail to lluy a
pitcher of our; Tilt! mount; the
complaitlant tall“ it! Mr in Mart.
and, iii. no wait notion hr lulu
» Mull Nollie attention, of the Boston ‘
Wlllulohi, rl‘. ll
‘ Shuligllncnsy, 2h. 4
county.‘
and ‘
The more: ,
. all
Kaolin, 2b 4
Regan. rt. 8
Noonan,“ll. .......rt
Moohiilr.ot......... 3
Colon,3h.......... .'.
C intle. so.
oGulron,
mane.
Kluuborg,p.
leucecuecc”
law-s..-
Totoln...........:ltl
Dorian.
nil
St.rlclti’ila.“3b. . . . . .. 5
G. Smith, it. f.»
i‘l‘. Smith. 33‘. ....... 5
l‘lalpln. c. ...... ‘l'l
.Sonnlliti. p.
Gallon. of.
b:
Cantrell. iii. ....... ii
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i
Totals. ... . .39
Thu score by tunings:
8t Jouoph'n .
ilinrion
,l The summary:
I turned rulul- Dill-ion ti.
Twohuoo hilo~~~ ll‘.
Bouillon.
lloino runuw
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8t. Jouoll'r. .
min-coteucr-‘ecu—D'
modular-9:5
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Motliiit‘r, Dalton.
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(Continued train in t rhino
the lame. untoward” in: mm have You: ........‘._’u .
will play the strong Mlirfloworl of Chicago ............70 ‘
Eliot Norman. This tom.“ noted tor pituitary ...........78
thenluilmll that com on the list A Philldolpllln Minor
good unmi- unprinted. Alum crowd at. Mill! WM ..
or motor: is expected with them.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Now Yuri: 6. holton 4 in. in)
,llolilon 8.13m York 7 (p. in.)
Pittsburg i. Cincinnati 3 lain.)
Cincinnati 3,‘Plttllliurg 1 in“. in.)
Brooklyn ll, Philadelphia 2 to. in.)
llrooltlyn ti, Philadelphia 0 (p. m.)
8t. 1100“ 7, Chicago :5 la."le
Chicago 5. St. Loni: «i (p. m.)
AMERiCAN than.
ronm'alnnalng. . l
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Phllndolpllla .......80 44 .645
Detroit ..........‘.78 50 .803
New York ........66 till ..524
Cleveland ..........so so .5243
Boston .............63 . 62 .504
Chicago ............0l 66 «lilo
Washington ........53 74 .417
Stimuli ...........87 88 .296
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Xew York 6, Boston 3 ill. in.)
New York 5. [touton’l in. in.)
Philadelphia 8, Washington 3 to. m.)
Waullinsion ti. Philadelphia 5 (o. in l
Clarnland 9. China lid 8 to. m.) r
(”‘lololuud ll (‘lliiintillo . in in. l
tit. l..olllit7 .lletrolt it in. in l
llolroll it), St. Louis ti lp. ul.l
First on illiiin (lll‘ ditliulou l, of!
it: pullers. l . Martian LEAGUE. l
i Struck out—ll) Srliulonii in Kim:
hm: l. . Tum landing. .
Lott on lilo-loll Dorian 7. St. Jos-l . Won bolt EC.
101311' I: ll illooliortor . ......... Ml H .669 ~
lloulllo plliiiwliognu to McGuire. Ton-"l0 ......... " 50 .621
.(Mkt’ii to (‘ ulllloil ’l’illlmol‘o .......... 3'8 733 .895
1. “Mt on em". mum." 3: hi J05. ilull’ulo ......... ....lii tif. .iltli
‘mu. 1, ;.\iontroai ........lli .139 .47:
till hr l'lllt‘ht‘l‘-Mll53llci1 {Jorsoy ('lltt' Lil 78 .408
,tettolml itflsd~KWk<L Nam-til W31 53 381
( limplrou -l.. Tliilor llnd Tourney. Providence -------- 0‘ 3| 354
Tome~~Two lmuril. m"
l Sooror l“, C. liiodoll. Yesterday's Routes.
mwndmwc_£l' Providence 4. Jam-r t‘ltl‘ l in. m.) .
CONNECTICUT LEAOUI. Providence «l. Joruoi City 1 to. in.)
i ‘ Won
l Bridgeport ......... tilt
Springfield ....... . .6?
Hart lord ........... tit
New Haven. ........ 52
New Britain .......52
\‘t‘utorllury ..... . . . at?
Bridgeport
Turn Standing.
bolt
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Yutorday'u "alum.
Hartford ll. New Haven 1 iii. m.l
Hurttord 8. New Haven 2 to. nil.
New llrluln 7. Springfield i la. iu.l l from C (‘ Roan” and loolt I part} on reached the top of the incline, or
Springfield 7. New Britain 0 lp. m.)
2, Waterbury 1 or in.)
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Toronton .5. llultnlo «l in. in.)
Toronlo 8, Bundle, l in. in.)
Rorhoqtu, t. Mopirqal i it in.)
lint-hum 8. Mootrooi 2 lp. in.)
Baltimore 7, Newark i in. in.)
llultlmoro ll, lieu-ark it in. in.)
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immense cloud. Rumored iii Roton.
yesterday. numbering in the them»
aorta. The Point will be open several
days longer.
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W. Franklin lllshop. oi Boldon ore
murmured his former bout Dim»
to the motor boat races at Loni; island
.voutordliy. , ‘
. tum Ilva‘lvr“ ntgLut Accilmatod
‘0!
noon“ on In FOR lull waa'r
‘ to within “Washington.
EEATi‘hE Worth” ljopt llmliopo
.828 for tho amount or the Pacific count.
603 9 who would like to be hundred of trot!
ting in tho propel month: the “an
V3, Inopiy of flood orator: onloyod hr
”5.8km Yorllonl. ill hold out thin ueauon
" {Wfby the manila at Willapa Buy. an
pom come from thorn that for the
tint tithe the shown of trnnliliauted
anatorn oyster: noemli to no tuition,
properly to the condition: on thin aids
the continent.
littoral have been mado‘tor your:
to,huiid up I proper orator industry
ini the Pacific watorr. Tho blrlilvoll
{native to the count an edible, hut
itheir have not the liner at tho eastern
toner.
Large lumii hare been spent
yearly by xmworo for the eastern
need. with grain tones in transporta-
tion and heavy l’rolsht oilnrgen. Ono
dealer has spent in the neighborhood
or $50,000 it reason to bring the hood
here. After arrival them in additional
risk that tho oyltorii will perish before
they run grow to the proper auto for
marketing. '
Experiments have boon diode in
many bay: along the count and Wit
llipa now rooms to utter the. proper
place {or the nocllmhtizntltln of the
eastern oyster. The plant this treason
lull nhown a heavy propagation, no
hoary, in (not, that tho growers have
boon hard put in it to provide moans
it” catch the spawn. (lid oyster rllolln
hora been slithered wherever pou-
nlhio and thrown into the bottom oi
tho ball, rullller boots tin cans. any-
thing that main prnio nlullnhlo for
ithin purpose hole followed. ’l‘holle ob
tortil limo mot with mucous.
lo rlow ol’ those results every acre
4 ill Willupn llny tiiul git-oil any promise
, of being ill. for orator culture has been
‘ ntukod out. and preparations made for
it lingo plltzitltlg now year. it is he-
liorotl lhut thin your'il crop will lur‘
nluli it good quantity of well-accli-
lnlilod need that it'll enuhle tho grow-
ers to stool: their it do without rend.
ing to tho oust mr such largo quan-
tities. Once this is really uncom-
pllshed. the industry can be extended
to other buys, and alter n low years
it may not hit necessary for motor
lovers to (intend largely on nuppllnn
ohlpped from Now York, which are
kept very well. but which are not tho
onions Now ‘l'orllora gel. liesldou,
tho priooc. now tit levels inviting only
the "spenders," are likely to come
down. ,
“woo-Li“ ‘
Mr. and lira. Frederick ll. Field, of
Quintarll avenue, worn at Conoy lil-
lhnd, int wit. and figured in mo lio-
cldonts. Ho with in the car about of
the one whirl: went down over the
side or the roller coaster. Altorwnrd
he was on tho Stooplochuo. when the
hood name all 0! lllmhoroo in front or
him. lnd the rider plungud down torn
feet Fortunately the cosine was
flopped bolero the home Mr Field WI!
also the consenuencu might have
boon serious.
Dresses
Dresser sold from 82. 08 to 34. 98.
while they inst $1.98. ‘ -
$8 00
WOme-In’s
that“ sold regularly for $2. 50 $3 8.33 so
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
to close out.
[Successors to the
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No DUTY 0N ANECDOTES.
“This word came from the battle-
field or Waterloo. An interesting an-
ecdote goes with it."
"it is it due anecdote." sold the oth-
er man. after listening carefully. "i
bought the same anecdote once with
an old milskot."--Wuhlnston Herald.
JIMMY KNEW. ‘
“i naked little Jim the dlflorenoe
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,. 35 Lawn Drone: in several good patterns and models on sale, 790.
Dresses at 8198
Take your pick at what is left.
86 Dresses at 83
All to Drench: Lawn; Cloth, Linear, the entire lot all at one price,
F—We Have One Hundred Pairsol
between ‘inertln' and “momentum
"Did he know Anything hbout it?"
“You; he said ‘inortill.’ ill something:
that won't start, and Hmomontuin inl
something that won‘t stop." ~Dlrmit
Free Press
‘TELIPHONIO POLITENEBS.
.lniltolid of "Hello!“ telephone ex-
at 79c ‘
a
Oxfords I
Flynn Boot Sliop '
changes in China ask: “How can the
insignificant one serve the enlightened
mastor?"—Womau‘s Journal.
"‘thy do you always tell people to
give up the things they most enjoy!“ .
“Beoouno” replied the physician, '1
am pretty 'tiure they won‘t do it. And
then it they .don't. recover they can't
blame mo."-Wnilhington Star.
Merchant~ Well- er-thov truth in.
mi holiness is hardly worth advertis-
lug.
.Hustllng Ad Solicitor- -~Then adver-
tllo it for sale. ~—Boaton Transcript
Teacher—Now, little Tommy, give
us no example of tho double negative.
Little Tommy~~~i don‘t know none.
,-—-New York Globe!
,mon good-*it ill
Then: is an uncommon . 3
undo crackotpiidiedin . _~
an uncommon way. , 9
which keeps it uncomw r .5
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Norwalk Chronicler