HLIWBFANOU! ooonnrlo LAN outfits: cowl TH car or Illusion founder- , 11.1 LANE ’5. . ‘. 9111-1111131» om». lutn Nam-11. . [1,. 1.. . n- ........... ,,-,_..,__.m..... ._ um ...- .5 - ... ~-__WMHIW_.~MH. There wile an exhibition of tire- ' works at R0, Point tonight. Uncas TilNo 26.11 0 R. M who hold a regulneeting this evening. ‘ The Sontlorwelk Quaitette Club. .,\vil1 hold a liar meeting tonight ' " Butler Lo. No 97,1.0 0. Fl‘ will hold a kly meeting tomorrowl veiling. l Frank Fill. oi Washington atreet, was sitor in New York" city1 yesterday. .1.- Washiugulamp, No. 11, P. 0. S. )t‘ A., will 11 this evening for roads 'ar business ‘ Douglass .:le11 Post, No. 48, G. Av 11., transactoutine business at 1th meeting heist night. South Ngiik Camp. No. 1.02. Woodmen (he World. will hold a; regular meg this evening. 1 / Lady Jenls Lodge, No. 7 Shep: :herds of Behem. will meet tomor- 1row evening’ regular business . M1. andi . B. J. Reynolds, or South Nori. have returned frolnl the Elk's ctntlon in Rochester, The FermAlllan-ce Society will: hold a reguineeting for the motel action of only business ton1o1rowl night. W, S. Ila _ oi iianl‘ord's garage, has sold a ller automobile, cross. country 1110 to Attorney-Genomic John H. Ligt'I‘he car has been dc» livercd. William Je1ling, of New Ro- chelii. Newiik, has been vlsltini, Mr and Mrharles I Sterling. of ‘11‘diriicld avt Mr. and illW'altei Itoae and Wil- liam IianlonlSouth Norwalk, have been visitin111. and Mrs. George; 1' lirucb. in find. ' 1. Albert Helm, operator at 'lioyt‘h .‘ Theatre. 1.1.111. enjoying a vacationl 1, trip to I'lylh. Boston and othe '1 New Englaities. The Girl nindly society of I"1ln l ily Iflpiecopilnrch will meet this ’ evening witisn Mary K. Jennings at her bonii Went street, A ccmenlcwalk is being (11111- ., ,etrnctcd in)" West avenue wlirrc ' the iulprovcte in the sidewalk grade. were 11tly effected. ~ Mr. and !.I. C. Itcimcl', of line ion, il’n.. arr guests 01‘ litre. Rom. cr‘s sister ,l‘nmily. Mr. and Mrs. l. W. Woie Berkeley street. Niles 1111011111111; in being inalruct- ‘ 11d In the vol" the local telephone exchange ato1y to tho luntallu tlon of 11 all eystcm In llldgotiold. wh11111. shows. the 111111 toting ol' the No1 hallo 1liuildh111 quad luvcutmcnt Asuol cinllon an) the annual meeting,‘ will be 11.11.. owning in Taylor & Holden 30 “the panel Vaughn Gurnex.ol‘ d31ldgepor amber of the Stnplelon 'purly whi lied on the Olympic .Inly Ii. l1a.11.1clVed u cablogrmn to the client the party arrived safely. in (‘ horbotrunce. Attoi noy1rnl John H. Light With at the (lulyeuteldcy. having re turned 131W f1om Charleston, 8. (I where ‘ended the national con ventlon o rney generula. .ludgol Light wasjcd vice-president oi“ the , uesoclatloi ‘ Dr. andiilharlee tlhuumur. Mics Mildred (Em. and Mice ‘Il‘ernolio lilile left, may in "D1. tlhaemar'u uutomolnlla tWo months tour or the Cutsklountnlna. The party will count weeks at Plattaburxh 11nd threes ut1l'iridgewator. . .w....~......r~a«7?»—.7» ..... . e‘ .1 1 n'u'u I 1'1 ‘n‘I'I'I I I1 , I‘I'I u on ...—«... Mum.-- P”. m BMW“! one." "1W 5.9 Grant: 3.“ nounnuo-vu 300 u" 11.111.111.111 rump too 11-. BM“. 1-4oovon-ln-UVH m 5“. Ni"; IAXT‘R. ' 1.1m...” o ‘ STATE TENNIS TITLE WON BY F. H-HARRIS Ll'l‘i‘ III‘IEIA‘). (it... July 15.41“. Harris. oi Brattloboro. Vt. state tennis championship Saturday morning defeating Alrlck H. Mann. 1r, of Richmond ‘Iiill. i... I., the title holder, In Ward fought match on the II. won the "_ courts of theyhltcht‘ield Lawn Club. The score wash-w]. 6~il, uiw-Ii, II—~it. More than usualiutereat was at~ inched to the match ‘ior the reason that last month llarris lost to Mann hla title at New England champion in! the tournament at Hartford. “Wm.— Itliss Nellie Sheohnu. of the 'llostou ‘ Store is «pending a few days in At- lantic Highlands and Asbury Park Your Efficiency Your income or position in tile is controlled largely by your effi- ciency. Good ’l‘eeth make a good physical condition. See Dr. Mallory and have him lend the list old by making your teeth a credit to your general appearance. A Wind to the Wise ls Sufficient. 16 SO. Main SL. 80. Norwalk HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT The Reed 81 Volk ”Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped 1 ELECTRICAL SHOP In the Town AUTO SUPPLIES i’honc suck-1.0 So. Main St. 50. Norwnlk. Music liall Block. WJIWMV‘N’ 'memn ..mwnm (.... rMT ' *5. cecce‘ . EE CANDIES Outing TELEPHONE 108. OUTFITTERS p1 . - ll ‘. Before Starting on Your Summer Call here and see - if there is not something that will add to your cumfort or convenience while travel- ing or when you get to the Share or mountains. I At the Same Old Stand West End Washington Street Bridge. you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food. received Today by Express. (31.111111133111111... Fish Market 1 REE DELIVERY. Place your order for COAL! COAL! noxt winter's supply with 11.1. We have 11 large stock of fresh mined 1111111 in all sizes. HARRIS & GANS COMPANY Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 721. m New Stamped Art Goods We have added In our Art 1.1111111111110111 11 new line 111’ (‘hildren's Stumped Dresses on Ilucn, mutlc 1111, 1111111111 with plain aklrte uud olhero pleated. in Inn and blue, it to l'. were. 251:. 50c and 98c. lluby’e Stumped Pillow Top Covers, tlnrrlngo liilllilll. Iiooticls. lilbs, Long llroshcu and Coats. 25c and 501:. J. I. Mallette , 88 Washington It. Tll. 449. 80. Nol'WIIk. - OF A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX in our Fire and :Bhrulnr Prooi “Incite to the BUSINESS ~3MA~N-la 'NO ONIII 10118111 has accuse to his private pa- pore! Wills. Hoods. «Mortgages. iiondu and Records of Pri~ vote inventmentu are romov. mi [10111 the scrutiny ct othf era. 10110111 44 1.. 020 yearly peril the rental of a boil [or Will “ - JOHN H. KNAPP, m Vloo~Prn The Recreation Tours SEASON 1913 ASBURY PARK. N. J. ...... $18.50 5-Day Trips. Mondays. ATLANTIC CITY N.J . $2.100 5-Day Trips. Mondays. BLOCK ISLAND. R. l. ....... $11.50 3-Day Trips, Saturdays. WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. ..$25.00 EBay Trips. Mondays. THOUSAND ISLANDS ...... $28.00 4-Day Trlps, Fridays. July 18, Aug. 1. 15, 29. NIAGARA FALLS ............ $40.00 Saturday. August 9th. Tours to Thousand Inlanda. Mon- treal. Quebec. Nova Scotla, Bon- muda. Ausable Chasm. Lake George. etc. For the New England Tourlnt. do» scribing all tours, call on Ticket Agent at depot or address THE RECREATION TOURIST 00.. 191 Orange Street."‘Now Haven. .Tel. 1201. Citv National Bank TRANSACTB A GENERAL. BANKINi BUSINESS AND OFFERS EV ER? FACILITY CONBIBTENT WITH SOUND BANKING ‘Iiurplno and From. ”17.00000 Capital ..llOD 000. 00 ' into Dope-It 30on u and :5 per you EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, P111" FRPEDERICK H ROWAN. 2d Vloo MI: ‘ WIL'FRED BODWELL, cuhlor a...» «.... DIRECTORS minnow-1m .l. Walloon MIMI» 1 111111. N. Knapp John H. Llnht Jhmtinn 8mm Fred. H. Rowan emu-l Grumman Lawlc R. Hurlblfl ., Henry It. Lockwood l l l -..... ... .... 0......“ Paper Hanging Our Special”. PAINTING AND‘ DECORATING. HerbertW. Gorbam 38 GREGORY ‘BOULEVARDp East Norwalk. Phone 69842. ...—w...” an... 1.1.1.1.... Will 11111111 liEI) 01118 ....W... The Mohlcnna, oi 1south Norwalk, went in Greenwich. Sunday. and de« touted the strong Red Duke, of that place, by the more of it to 4 Bolton pitched a good game; allowing only a row acralch hits. The Mohlcuuu hit the ball hard and ran the bacon in good atyle, Nathan ateallng third base and home in the aeooad inning . Wargo. first ’lmaemun for the Motil- cans. got a hit every time at but. The Mohlcons will play the St; Mnly a Y M. 0. team. In Norwnlk. 151m— day morning. ...-am, LEWGU E18 MUST PAY \ SALARIES 0F INJURED (liNtilNNAfi‘i‘. 0.. July 15.—« The N11.- tlonal Baseball Commlaalon. youte.day. reversed and remanded to the Nation- al Board the canoe or civo players in minor Middle 1W torn Matinee with directions to 1111111 t the several claims in accordance with the contractural obligations of the interested clubs. hit each case the players were coloured utter being injured without being sir on two Week’s full pay as stipulatedtri vj a clonal: oi the nontaact‘p historian ml: 1 points. , Thorpe of Connecticut. , Eddie O‘Brien, : chan, of Bridgeport; Sauberg, of New 11111 1. 1 111111 . 1111111111111 1111;; Titllliclala Making Great Prom-‘1 allona tor New Haven Games to he Held (In July 26 Quite a crop of amateur chutnpioltu wlli be produced in 0,911- - 'necticut as a reault of the State A. A. U. district championship . glow. Haven, 18111111111131 ulternoou. July ' 1 titi .. ships will be the winner in each of the . nino eventsfi'iO-yard dueb; games The that of these champiou- ‘daeh; Mil-yard dash; Still-yard dash; chenille run; illc~1ullc run; running high jump; running twelve-pound shot put. This .1111 be nine State A. A. U. champions. A see- ptonship, which will go to the club, the Iota, who wins the largest number of This athlete will be the Jim fi‘he New Haven A. A. othciala mun. aging 3‘11 games report 11. big bunch of entries coming in lrom all parts of the State. and the mail of the A. A. U. oillcluls. in New York. shows that there ‘Is something doing in Connectb . cut in the large number of requests for application blanks (or X. A. U. State. Max Cohen. of New Haven, who in known on one of the. best halt-milere of the State, says he will get this championship, it going some will do it. of New llaven; Wer- Brltain; 'l’at Cooney, of New Haven; Doiuu. of New Haven. and a lot of our . era. are out for the one-mile champion- ship. Eddie O'Brien now holds the ‘- State track record for 10 tailed—~56 111i11utoa. 1.1. seconds—~but he has given up the long distance and expects here after to go in for the mile. Cooney is only a few months over from Ireland, where he did some lino work at this distance. holds the three-mile road record of the State; Condon. of New Haven, who holds the 1State record tor ten-miles. are among the contestants tor cham- pionship honors at live miles. intry blanks and full particulars may be obtained by addressing John (1. Collins, chairman, till Church street. New Haven. Conn. WHITE 80X PAY $15,000 F00 STAR CHICAGO. July lav—Lorry Chap- polle. the sensational outfielder of the Milwaukee team, of the American As~ sociution. was sold to the White «Sex, of this city. yesterday. For him Presi- dent Cornlskev gave Outfielde. John Beall, a catcher whose name was not made public, and a “cash considera- tion " Chappellc is to report at once. He has been batting around 350 and fielding with the best of them. and ractlcally every club in the major fougues bid for him. It. was said on good authority to- night that Owner Comiekey gave $15,000 in cash In addition to the two players 1011 Chnppelle. . JACK JOHNSON IN LONDON LONDON. .luly l.’..——.]s1.11k Johnson. the American negro pngillel, arrived CASTOF-il IA For Infants and Children. llu lllnd You lino Always Bought Beats the Signature of z. 1 a .. ”...—......— w WHY MATHEWSON CAN PITCH L‘lnletx Mathewson. the greatest <1p|11h11r ol the modem uchool. started in at a tender 1111.1). (‘hriely lacked control lie. figured out that the best wav to get It wan by practice1 llo ilnnul up 1 board with 11 hole a trl ilo 11111111111 than 11 baseball in the center. Tilitl I111 col. 11111 in front 01' the barn 11111111 01’ his home in Penn- nylvnnia. Winter and hummer Mnth owson practiced th1owing a ball the required dlulnnce and trying to throw it tbioug'h that hole lllc kept pitch tug at that hole until lilo finally unc- coeded ln sending the ball through it more times than he missed it. Today Mathewson la the dean of major league pitchers. it is due not so much to the deceptivencas of that "l‘udou1vuy,” which breaks away from the batter and curveu out, and it was never due to any terrific booed that Illa taut bull carried. but to deep and quick thinking. lie pitches for 11 team that invariably in in the men- unnt race. Being the chief of the New York pitchlug Htuti. most of the hard work has fallen to «the lot or Mathewson all these years. lie w‘ork- ed harder than any teammate or on- ponont in his league. season after cannon. outluuted the others. tide etu- dien every batter that Comes hetero him. tlnde out his woukncaaee and succeeds In outgueslng him. Deter initiation. doggednoea. and studying have made Mathewson the mentor or his art. «ii. iii. Salalnger in Leslie :1. m.- .-. IW- RHEUMATISM AND Jillili‘. HEM’JI‘. bout overlook the grave fact that: rheumatism easily "settles in the heart." andudlut‘urba the Valvular no non. 111111. 1111i. donations in removlnlr 111111111111 5 In :iZil-yard , 1brond jump;' ‘ 21’: Stumps with 1 bag Maud 8. Floor (24 1-2 the.) 76¢ ‘25 Stumps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee 35° ' ‘ 10 stamps with 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder .100 .25 stamps with 1 bottle Old Port or Sherry Wine 50c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. SiwhettI-.... .......... . ...... 10c 25 Stamps with 1 bottle Monogram RyoWhIskey 90¢ - 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Our After Dinner Blend Coffee 380 ' -“ «Select . 111 t Wines I. Groceries 96 ca, essen Liquors .L 0nd championship is the club chant. ,‘ competitors from which win the largest : number of points in who venous events. . » live points going to the winner of each ; event. three points to second man. and 1 one point to third man. A third cham— . ' pionshlp goes to the nil—around ath- cards from amateur athletes in this _ Thomas, of Stamford, who - Stamp O iers Like These Will Enable You to Fill Your Books Quickly A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. 83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK. PHONE 440. Sensrblc Summer Shoes TENNIS AND YACHTING SHOES A larger and more complete stock‘th‘an we have ever oh0wn. Hardy “Hiking” Shoes let Men and Boys Conneally 8. Bracken 81 Washington St din" O G ' \‘ .\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\. .\‘ here today from Paris to visit l’rionds. ' .Phone 31134.1 L E A a u E “ E s u L T 8 rovldence at Jersey City. Baltimore at Newark. EASTERN ASSOCIATION. Rochester at Bufialo (2). -~----- Toronto at Montreal. Yesterday's Results. New Haven, ti; Bridgeport, 5; 14 In- NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. nings. Worcester, 14; New Bedford, '7. Hartford. 4‘. Meriden, 2. Lowell. 4; Fall River, 1. Now London, 8; Waterbury, 2. lBrockton, 6; Lawrence. 4. Plttsileld, 3; Springfield, 2. Portland. 7; Lynn. 6 Standing of Clubs. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 11.. P. C. Toledo, 1; Minneapolis. 2. New Haven ........... 50 27 .649 Louisville, 2; St. Paul, 1, Hartford ........ 46 29 .613 Indianapolis. 1; Milwaukee, 2. Bridgeport ........... 43 35 .551 Columbus, 8; Kansas City, 5 Waterbury ........... 39 37 .513 ' —--~- New London 2 ......... 41 39 .513 . Springfield ........... 33 40 .452 WEEKS RchsfifesgaRUNB IN BIG Plttsfleld .............. 31 47 .397 ' . Meriden .............. 2h 55 .313 """"“ National League. Games Today. New York ........ . ......... 5 lilldaeport at New Haven Philadelphia ................. . a _' Hartford at. Meriden. Chicago ...... . ...... . ...... .2 New 110110011 at Waterbury. Pittsburgh ............... . . . . .. 1 Springfield at Pittsfleld- Brooklyn ........... ....1 9 __._.._.. Boston ......... ...............2 NATIONAL LEAGUE. «St. Louis r 1 Cincinnati. Yesterday‘s Results. New York. 5: Cincinnati, 3. American League. , Philadelphia. 2: ’St- 'LOIIIS. 1 Philadelphia .18 ‘lioatnn. 3: Pittsburgh, 1 Cleveland ...... .......,... ..1. file, Brooklyn. 9; Chicago. 2- Washington ....... . ..... ....~.. ' w Chicago .......... .............11 Standing of Clubs. Boston ....... ................. 2 ‘ . W. 1.. RC. 131 1Louln. ... ............'.111 New York. .5" 24 .1584 Detroit ....... ................ Philadelphia .......... 4:3 30 .589 New York .. 4 . Chicago .............. :3 38 .525 « Pittsburgh ............ 39 39 .500 lntermtlonfl Lglgug, "1 Brooklyn .............. 36 38' .486 Newark Boston ................ 34 43 .443 Rochester _ , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,14, 131.11.01.11. ..... 33 47 .405 11311111110 ............10 Cincinnati ............ ill 50 .383 Baltimore , , _ , , , , .... , , , _ .. , , , ,10 ...... Jerseyclty....................101 Games Today. Providence ...... 7 Cincinnati at New York. Montreal ............... . .. . 8 St. Louis at Philadelphia. Toronto ,. . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . ., . .11 Pittsburgh at Boston. 1 Chicago at Brooklyn. A good m, m. m mg mg, DIM!- r 4 . AMERICAN LEAGUE. ' Youtorday’s goeultu. Slimmer 'St.1i)()dl3, it: New ork. 1. Chicago, 8; Boston. 0. Washington, 4; Cleveland, 3. House Furn'Shmgs Detroit,,.9: Philadelphia. 8. Crockery, Glassware; cooking Willi) oils of all kinds, 03th Room mums. Standing of Owl". l P 0 Oil «Stoves. Romantic”. ., Window. ‘ l .l. - u ‘ 1Philadelpl1ia..........57 .23 .713 5""“1 51°mm W“ 15°- , Cleveland .............I30 33 .692 Wuphlngton .........MI 37 .5114 Chicago ..........».....46 39 .641 e, 6 61,8111 Boston ...............39 40 .494 .Detroit‘. .Wllg El .513: St.Loue.............3 1. hi S New York ............24 .114 .308 HOUSBflImIS “2 tom Game‘- Today. , 95 we“ WWW 34.. 1. . New York at. 181;. Louis. South Nomlllt." Boston at Chicago. Phone 397. Prompt Delivery Washington at Cleveland. , , ~ Philadelphia at Detroit. , _ .. _ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. L , ‘ Yeotorday'c Results. a les . Providence. 7; .Jorfley (lily, I}. . 1 11.1mm; Baltimore. 5. Rochester.14;18uffalo,10. Toronto, I5: Montrdjal 2. Standing of 0mm. W. 1L. 0&0. NeWnl‘k ...-auge-vow'n-661,ZD .659 ‘ Rolheater « .4: 36 .671
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