« finish will be published shortly. .
} spending a few days in town, the guest
I of relatives.
llullaoitomo Hotel Ilook
Coil"! Harwell:
«Hm—”MW
. ' W. N. Mallette,‘ of Bridgeport, was.
, ._ jl visitor in town, yesterday, on bush
r V, 1085. ‘
“Joseph Berger, of New York, is
—-Sennit and split hats.“ O‘Brien's.
Misses Celia Chavsky and Rose
Feliner. of Stamflord, were visitors in
town last Cliening. the guest of
friends.
Miss Amanda Mathews, the noted
authoress who has been visiting with
her relatives, Superintendent and
Mrs. Albert E. Winchester, left this
morning for 'her home in Los Angeles
Miss Matehwa has consented to write
[or Scribner“ s and Munsey s magazines
and her friends in this My will no
doubt the pleasedfto learn that while
abroad she has written seven novels.
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4Cabaret show Baton Point idly
‘ihh, afternoon and evening, four New
York arm“:
PIRATES eHur our canolNALs
Horsemen, Po... July 3.—SL no '
sis was shut out by the score of tour
to nothing here today by Pittsburgh.
The visitors bunched two hits in the
sixth and three in the seventh but
brilliant ileldlng prevented them from
sooring. Pittsburgh presented a
changed lineup with Hyatt playing
dlrst base and Miller in short field in
place oi Butler, who is to be given a
brief rest. Hendrix was invincible un-
til the bases were occupied. The
home team reached Harmon in the
first inning-tor three singles and a
triple that settled the game.
Score by innings:
8t. Louis ......0 0 0 0 0 0
Pittsburgh ......3 0 0 0 i) 0
0—4)
0
1 x-~4
0
0
WHITE cox WIN FROM 3T. LOUIE.
S’i‘. lflllls, July {tr—Chicago won
the opening game of the series with St.
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Louis in the tenth inning. The score
was 4 to 8. Cecil‘s single, a sacrifice
by lloth and Lord's long single yield»
ed the winning run. Cicotte who re-
lieved Scott in tho litth inning, held
St. Louis to three scattered hits. 8t.
ionic tallied its runs on hunched hits.
In the sixth inning llodio drove tlla‘
ball over the left ilc‘d lance [or a home
mu, scoring Chara ahead oi him. It
was one or the longest hits made on
the local grounds.
More by Innings:
Chicano .. about) 20 000
ammo 11 0100000
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millennium the bowels. promotes
easy. natural movements. cures con
stiputlonwlaoan's linguists. Mir your
drought for them. ‘25 cents a box.
ROY DROWNED iN REBERVOIR..
oou'rn' mannerisms. July 8.”
all: youn‘ old Com-3e Kelley was
drowned. late this afternoon in the
Globe Hollow reservoir on the out-
skirts at the town. ills brother, Wil-
lion. aged nine, made a valiant no
cannot to rescue him. and nearly lost
his own his in so doing. The broth
m. with three companions were mile
in; clout tho shore of the reservoir.
floored stooped to pick up a stick and
lost his deviance. tumblinc into the
deep water. William usually plans:
Ill into the water. hat was unable to
: locate the body. in: on pulled ashore
in his amides, in so “about“
condition. no body was later rooov
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The New Models of the Mo yer
Recently received, excel! all other cars at the prices in )s’peed.
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Electric wiring for light in your home “when properly installed, "
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atioaa and repair work.
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Fancy cwhtatocsmork
Home Telephone Peas,
toes, Currants.
to North Main 0t.
Mating Cons [action Go.
Crackers
.Oraham, NabiscoorBaronat. perpkg. 7c
I all.InsoOIOisbonII-Iaseamstress 35c
Lsrguliunch Home Becta,‘per bunch so
ask Melon, Watermelon, Wax Beans. Cucmnhern'r
United Grocery Co.
Contractor
and jliuildi ll
mm or building constructions, as
IOUTH NORWALK.
For This Week
teaspoon-soInsulate-basic ’50
' I
:1 Big Plunge oi Railroad Employee Ro-
' boat and excursion business under-
5 V2 lb package 300
V lb package 15c
10c
You can “buy any grade of tea you desire, we can give you any kind or tea you prefer. was
Ceylon, Oolong. Mixed or English Breakfast; or we wiliblend to suit individual taste.
Trial Size
tor the money.
New Potatoes y
Finest Creamery Butter 31c life
Granulated Sugar, 22 lbs fOr $—
,: aw Green Trading Stamps Given Liberally
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We have evil
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varied in Court Suit. .1
The result of little flier in the steam-
lailen by two employees of the Central
Vermont Railroad in the summer oi:
1909 is revealed in a judgment recent-
ly obtained by the New England Navi-
gation Company in the Supreme Court
in New York City and just returned
unsatisfied by Sherifi Julius Harbors
er. ,
isadore A. Cougar and Edmund J.
Sullivan were the two Central Ver-
mont Railroad employees who decided
to follow the example of Charles W.
Morse and embark in the steamboat
business with New York Harbor as
a ileld of operations. The City at
Worcester, formerly of the Norwich
3":
We Save You
the Ocuiist’s Fee
seemed to present the desired oppor-{
tunity, ' i
Gouger and Sullivan assumed the
trade name of “The New York Ex».
’cursion Company" with olilcesTat 254:
South street, and overtures were madeI
to the New' England Navigation Com-
pany, owners 0! the City of Worcester.
for permission to charter that vessel.
The result was'an agreement, made
June 17, 1909, by which the City ‘0!
Worcester was chartered to them for
a period of 66 days, from July 3 to!
September ii. The railroad men‘
agreed to pay $210 a day ior the use
of the steamer, the money to be paid
weekly in advance and a check iol
31470 was put up as a guarantee of‘.
good faith Gouger and Sullivan as
the New York Excursion Company“
were to pay all the bills and also the
wages of the crew with the ealceptionI
of those of the Captain and Chieclu
Engineer. _
The City of Worcester was duly do:
livered to the two railroad employeeui
‘ l
W/ n ‘ on the morning of July 3 at the loot
of Pike street in time for a Fourth of
July Exdhrslon. The plan was to [uni
Poughkeepsle, and down New Yorio,
liarhor on Sundays. As the City oil
We the same silliied
service t charge. as the rye
specialist gives you in his oill o
for which he chhrges from $3.00 to
310.00. '
We employ experienced Ocullsta
to examine eyes and our many
satisfied patients and our fast
growing business prove that cu.-
nlolhodo are correct. ‘
THAMER
Decline and criticism.
or All-Mia Monro. aumiold, ct.
passenger capacity of
.tllese were to be no small excursions.
i The two railroad employees had
hardly not possession at their vessel
before they decided to set in on the
harvest the steamboat men around
New York were planning to reap
'n connection with the HudsomFuiton
Celebration comins'olf that fail. Con-
sequently, on July 20 they the“ all up:
'tion on the steamer [or sixteen days;
girom September 24 to October a. a:
the llililm rental,
But apparently the excursion buli-
nens did not turn out the gold mine
that was expected. The money do
mended by the charter was paid with”
dlmculty. The checks oi the New
Open Bat. Innings. let. its Yam.
m
York mismatch Company lulled of cor:
H
mm»
wowed, "IMO"
t‘nf-‘n‘u'n'ugu s o o I I
.525? eggs? Hg.- ’Mi'fi-i‘fi"
My Father and Mother
Dyed Bolero l w» lord.
iiilt ._
" Cleanser and '
Dyer
as aural Milli at.“ 43
Try a Want Ad. in The sentinel
,iiiicntlon at the bank and friends or
Lilo great Venture came to the rescue
with currency for a time.
Meanwhile bliill against the vessel
tor coal and supplies and wages were
pilinx no. air the iirat oi September
there was ll coal hill amounting to
‘, labor, the any or New, York, was do»
mending 8900 lol- the die of the hint
Twentysiourth street Recreation mar,
lipid was owing in We» and there
were, smaller bills hesitant some oi
, in. billl were present“ in use New
.3- , Eskimo Deviation Company to) pay.
jj ' maul. A piano dealer, very nearly lost
. ~ » his piano and steel in the swirl (it on- In W
‘ L collided mallow. . ;
~.. 8! reason oi the Wildly of tilt
Admiralty all cragm om ah
Line was then out or commisslcn and up which Ganger and Sullivan
,Sullivan demanded the vessel
2 200, lireworirs.,
tracted to pay, resumed possess
the City of Worcester, which was
then pursued by creditors; Bil
sent to Stonington, where she
later lihelled for the coal hli
Navigation Company found th , .3
was owned by the steamer
plies. in the meantime Gang
by virtue of the option, but
England Navigation Company
that the terms oi this and no .
fulfilled. in order to get the ill)”
the steamer the company we oil
to pay the coal bill and also pa
wages of some oi the crew.
Including the bills it had
its own charges for supplies as
pairs the Navigation Conipan .
total list oi claims against
'riillearl men who had collared
utccmboat business amountln
iii For this it sued and
mom on ”arch 17 last for a l
was the judgment recentl
unsatisfied by Sheriii Harbin
New Yon;
Those who maraged to i; ,
'slumbers throughout the
many were unable to- condos
ii
we can help you
we‘re running: ‘
But this is a "'i’ am
plain English" aim
here and whatever
you can minor
make a butt? -
b u y a ll y ~
when '
Audion
the child:
can videos-l
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