always 111.... .
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coconut?“
LANE'Q’PURIIOITORRAII -
no: near or nanny
Paopucu
F A. LANE
Ii Washington Omit.
loath Nona-u.
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Miss Edith Bodwell, of Danbury, is!
_ visiting relatives in Seymour street.
a
Butler Lodge, No. 97, i. O. 0 F., with
hold a weekly meeting this evening.
The monthly meeting of the German
Aliance Society will be held tonight
Division No. 1, A 0.14.,wlllhold'
its regular meeting tomorrow evening i
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, i“. 0 E.
will hold its 1e ular meetin this evfl,
g g j A good set of teeth are a joy
euing.
Buckingham \V'. R C, No. 30, will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow ev-
ening.
Cockenoe Tribe No.32 i. O R M
will hold its 1egular meeting Friday
evening
Buckingham Post, No 12, G A. R..
will hold its regular weekly meeting
Friday evening
Old Well Commandery, No 0130, U.:
0 G. (3., will hold its regular meetinglI
Friday evening
Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge No. 55,
l. O 0 F.. will hold its regular meet
ing this evening.
Miss Katherine Roach, of 9 Warren 1
street has returned home hunt a visit
in lasted Conn.
Andrew Little of 350 Main street,
'Danbury, is spending his vacation in
South Norwalk.
Sargsiield Burns and iiurry Earle,
or Norwalk spent last evening witlv
friends in New l’_orl1 l
Lady Jennings Lodge, No, 7, Shell-
crds of tilcthlchcni. will hold a semi-
uionilily meeting this evening.
Cockonoo lriaymulolrs‘ Association,
.\'o. 32%.. i. 0. ii. 311., will hold its reg»
ular meeting tomorrow evening.
South Norwallt Council, Knights of
Columbus, will hold 11 semi-monthly
meeting tomorrow evening.
Constables l.iolun1l has lutlitlil'tl
\irs Della 1. Matt, of .11. ’Sprlng street
to a santarlunl in Norwich
'Mrs. Clarence Mctlregor, of John
Molkeup’s store, lianbury. is spending
her vocation at South Norwnlk.
Joseph A_t ‘aliel, ol liutloi street
has 1etuine1l train a boating; tiip aloupi
the New .lcisey mast and Sliiewsbnly
ltlvoi. .
lifts. .l. Wesley (.l‘ttonnor. of South
Norwzilll. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. M. l’armcloc. of 7 Downs street,
lia ll bury.
.loscph Locke has resigned his post
(ion at the liavls ontublislnnoui lul
South Norwulk to wolk at the Yale All
'lowno factory.
Mrs. Elizabeth tioouo and son. Wat.
tor. of Hi‘otiifi.(m, Muss, lil‘u \‘inltlut'l
the farmer's uioco, Miss Ivy ’l‘oilcs.‘
of South Main street. 1
A number of members of the Pro.
grosuivo Party from The NOI'WltIlfli are
planning to attend the reunion in be
held at Silvia Rock on Friday.
Kenneth 'l‘olloa. of South Main street.
has arrchd home from tho Gunnery
School at Washington,
he has been attending the past yuan
in preparation for Yule College,
I MISSING WORD PAGE.
Owing to an error in em- ol'illo ad~
vortiscment in last Wonk'l-l issue of
tho vulhiain word page, it will be
necessary for no to throw out. all
answers for that. week. We will. how:
over, give one extra insertion of tho
1iiit$0,‘i.lim‘eiiy affordlnv: the computl‘
turn the opportunity to complete the ‘
The error occurred ,
in the advertisement of M. L. linden, i
twelve answers.
a word slicing inadvertently omitted.
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made Candy I
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SUNDAY taAiuL PLAYERS FINEAD
NliiW HAVEN, July 16.——~Georgo M
Cameron. owner of? the New Haven
Association 'Basoball team.
and James H Clarkin, owner oi? the
Hartford Clu 4111111111116 guilty in the
Common P ens Court, to partl-
dilation in a professional baseball
tton of the law. and were each
fined
$.50 and costs.
l‘he players arraigned
ed $15 and costs.
Call here and see if there
is not something that will
add to your comfort or
convenience while travel-
ing or whenyou get to the
shore or mountains. ‘
Stat of Columbia (Silvie. No 2.13.
l Companions of the. Forest, has a regu-
1111 meeting scheduled for tomorrow
night
OUTFlTTER'S
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We all admire
beautiful teeth
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food
received Today by Express.
Cuthill’s Bridge F1311 Market.
TELEPHONE 100.
1 to the owner, and a thing of
beauty to all lbeholding them.
They are the best part. of a
man's or woman's features See
Dr. Mallory
let him advise you uhouty your
teeth, he makes no charge toi
this,
REALLY
He invites you to his well ap-
pointed‘dentai office
FOR THIS VERY PURPOSE
16 So. Main SL, 80. Norwalk
‘ HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS 8V APPOINTMENT . . .-...-
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6 Differences With ”Club President
‘ Though differences amounting to a so
' declared he had done his best to Plus.
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in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805
511. Norwnlk.
‘15 The Reed 8. Volk
Electrical (30. g
The Only Fully Equipped
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk.
50 So. Main St.
Musk- Ilali Block. I
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Tel. 721.
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I
New Stamped The Recreation lotus IMI
SEASON 1913 1
A” GOOdS assuav PARK. N. .1. ...... $13.50? I a er ;
\v, 1 ., , . . bDay Trips. Mondays. .'
11 \t hm addtli to out All. ATLANTIC ClTY N J . 421,001 ,
.t‘luli'tlncltt a new line at S-yDa Trips. Mondayfl ‘
Children’s Htunlpod iirossos on BLOCK ISLAND, R. ....... $11.50‘ a ;
lluon, made up, some with plain 3‘0” Tripl, Saturdays. 3 ;
skirts and others pit-atoll, in WH'TE5wégyTt-Igwmfiarya: $2600; Our Spellially
tau and blue. 3 to 0 yollru, 250. THOUSAND lSLANDS ...... $28. 001, pAlN‘rlNG AND DECORATlNG.
50c and 981:. 4 Day Trips, Frldsays, July 18, Aug. l,j
lluby'a Stumped Pillow Top 2'9 HerbertW- Gnrham 3
Covers, (‘urrlago 1101...“; lloollos. NIAGARA FALLS ............ $40 00’ '
lilha Long Dresses and ('oats Saturday. Augutit 9”” £38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
25° ' d 50 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Tours to Thousand islands, Mom ”I: Norwallt. PM“ “3'“
“'1 °- treal, Quebec, Nova Scotla, Ber- M
J mudn. Annable Chasm, Lake George, 1 ,1 ~
to. -- r121 ....._.,._ ...... .. . , ‘
.I.Mall tt For the New England Tourilt de-
6 e scribing all tours, call on Ticket OLDEST SHOEEEORE m U 9'
“Wuhlmwnlt. Agent at depot or addron
m 1149‘ ac. Namath. THE. RECREATION TOURIST 00.. Benedict Firm Begun Balloon in
191 Orange Street, New Haven. 1705 and Made shoe. for
Tel. 1201- Governor English.
l‘ol'
.
ishlp last season. (Tarrlgun. with (311;).
had a nutiio oi Lewiuton. Me
Result In Balance til Player
Who P11111111 Boston
to Championship
M“-v~
CiilCAGO, .‘luly 16.-—-“Jake" Garland
. Stain was ousted as manager of the ..
Boston
Americans, yesterday, by
James McAleor, president 11! the club
rious "misunderstanding" with Mo-
; Aloor were rumored causes of Stein’s ,
release, both manager and president
insisted that the demand at stockhoid.
ore for a “playing manager,” was the ,
'Stahl’s leadership technical- -
. ly included today’s game. Tomorrow '
Catcher William Carrignn will assume l
charge of the team. 'Stahl's release 1
. was unconditional and he will give up '
motive.
baseball as a business but will retain
his Red 18011 stock. He will devote
his time in the future to his banking ..
business in Chicago. tstahl has played
few games this season, an injured
toot having kept him out oi the field.
He managed the team from the
bench.
xtahl was grieved apparently at
McAlec‘.’ s decision to release him and
tain the team’s reputation as world’s
champions. To bad luck, including
his own inability to take part in more
games, .Stnhl attributed the compar-
atively poor showing of the team this V
year.
in connection
Stein’s release stories or internal
trouble among the "Red ~Sox" ‘were
retold today. Factional differéucel
dating from the world's series of last
year were among the causes hinted
at in discussion of the manager’s re-
lease. Carrlgan, the new manager,
was among the leaders of the faction
which, rumor says, was against Stall].
Hints of differences reached Chicago
with the arrival of the Boston team ‘-
a few days ago, but were denied by
McAleer and the manager.
Stalil was induced by ‘McAleer to "
rejoin the *Boston team and assume
the management at the beginning of
the 1912 season, soon after McAleeri ‘-
became president Under Istahl’s lead-
ership, aided materially by his own
prowess on the field, the team cap
tured the highest honors oi the na-;
lional game from the New York No
tlouals last fall.
One story has it that McAieer
feared Stalil would replace him not
president. 1
Guiland J. Stahl first entered major
league. baseball in 1903 when he came,
to Boston from the University of!
Michigan. Later he went to lWasn-g
ingtou, where he was manager for a1
time. then to New York and was:
traded to Boston again when after
playing seieral seasons he decided to
retire. But the call of the game and
the financial attractions offered were;
too strong and Stunt returned to lead?
a team to the world's championship. l
Vice-President John 1. Taylor, that
only officer of the club in the city,
could lint be reached this evening in
connection with Stahls resignation
His father. General 'l‘ayior. one of the'
owners. said he knew nothing about
the matter. T
“Bill" (Turriuan, who succeeds Stalil
as manager. has a reputation around
the American League circuit as one:
of the loading baseball strategistsI
among active players. in the iightl
the American league champion-
:ialn Wagner and hinilagel ‘Stahl
to: met] a “board at strategy" which
dhoctcd the teams tactics.
The new manager is 29 years nllld, l
,.
(time to llosiou from Holt 1‘ loss (3111-.
logo iii 1.100, and has been with the
Red Sox since oxu-pt fol patriot the
season oi l007, when he played with!I
Toronto l
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WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS lN BIG
LEAGUES l
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National League.
Now Ytii‘k ..................... II
Philadelphia ................... r1
(‘ liicaco ................... .. . .11
Pittsburgh ................... .7
Brooklyn ............ . ...... .. .10
Boston ........................ (1
St. Louis ..................... . ti
Ciucliii'lntl ...... . ........ [3
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25 Stamps with 1 mm 1 Royal Plantation Coffee
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jolly Powder . ...... .101: I '
26 Stumps with 1 bettle Old Port or Sherry Wine 50c
‘ 10 Stamps with 1 (pkg. Spaghetti ........ ..... 10c
20 Stamps with 1 bottle Monogram lRyo Whiskey 906 V
I . 1120 Stamps with 1 lb. Our After Dinner Blend Coffee ..... . 321:
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A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown. ,_ ’ '
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Phone 368-4
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LEAGUE RESULTS
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Results.
New *llaven. 3; Bridgeport, 0.
Hartford, 7; Merideu, 1.
Waterbury 1; New London, 0
1111111111111. .; Springfield, 1;' first
game. Plttsficld, 4; Springfield, 8;
ehond game.
Standing of Clubs.
W. ‘11. P.0-
New iialen ........... 51 27 .054
liarlt'vo, l ............. 47 29 .618
Bridgeport ........... ill till .544
, Waterbury ........... 40 37 .519
New London ......... 41 40 .506
ispringneid ........... 3:1 42 .440
‘xrittaneld ............. 33 ~17 .418
.309
Morldeu .............. 21': {10
Games Today.
Waterbury at New Haven.
Pittsllcld at Bridgeport.
New London at Hartford.
.Spriugiield at Meridcn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. Yesterday’ a Results.
New York. 1|: Cincinnati. 3
(lliirugo, ii; Brooklyn, 6
Pittsburgh. 6: Boston." .1; ll innings.
tl’hiladclphla. 3; St. Louis,’ u: 2 in
pings.
Standing of Clubs.
. h. l’. L‘.
011'th Yolk ............ [13 2-1 .088
El’hlladelphia .44 till .005
fClilcugo ............... «iii 38 .531
Pittsburgh ..... . ...... 40 39 .506
iooklyn ............ .30 39 .480
ston...............34 M .431;
St. Louis ....... 32 iii .4th
Cincinnati ............ ill hi .378
Game. Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at il’hlladolphia.
Pittsburgh at Mouton.
Toronto .............. 36
49 .151
Games Today.
Providence at Jersey City.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Toronto at Montreal.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Worcester. 3; New Redford, 2.
Lawrence. 3; Brockton. 0
Lynn, 12; Portland, 2.
Fall River, 3; Lowell. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 2; Kansas City. ,0.
Columbus. 3; Milwaukee, 1.
St. PauVl‘oledo; rain.
iiiinneapoiis-Indianapolls; rain.
EASTERN A3800lATION
GAMES FOR THE WEEK
Today.
Waterbury at New 'Haven.
Pittefleld at Bridgeport.
New London at Hartford.
Springfield at Meriden.
Thmday
«Waterbury at New Haven.
Pittsflold It Bridgeport.
New London at Hartford.
‘Morlden at Springfield.
Friday.
New Haven at Pittaileld.
lhieriden at Hartford.
Waterbury at Springfield.
Bridgeport at New London.
Saturday.
Now l‘invon at :Pittsileld.
Meriden at Hartford. .
Waterbury at Springfield. 1 ,
Bridgeport at New London.
Sunday.
Pittsileid at New Haven.
'l‘larttord at Bridgeport.
New London at Waterbury.
, TRANS/ACTH A GENERAL BANKINQ
NiviW tlANAAN, .lnly 10.1w'l‘ho 'l‘. W.
llcilodict shoe store in this place in
getting a grant dual of notoriety in
boot and shoe trade Journals A male
amino had a tiiriillnu utoiy about a
City Nationalwiigifil;
BUSINESS AND OFFERG EVERY
FACILITY CONOIBTENT
WITH BOUND
UANKING
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uhoo than that. was 00 your» old, and
it has been brought out that the 181m-
otifci. firm has had a continuous OX1
tutonco in the some family for Mt!
yours. This in the host tlino record
for existence of any alien firm in the
country. James Benedict started the
business in 170011111! those who came
utter him in managing tho business
were his son, Colonial Benedict, his
arundson, 'l‘ W. Benedict who con-
duct» the shoe store that lids been in
the same building since 1848. al-
011111.41 the manufacture of shoes was
discontinued in 1800
Governor Dogfish used to wear the
patent leather boots of which the
itrm mode a specialty. and character
lsod them as the uncut footwear he
was able to and anywhere. 'l‘helio
abo‘ots brought 3100 a dozen at whole.
as e.
The figure “3" plays an interesting
part in the :lienodiot ultoo lioulie' 11 his-
tory. The year 1705 in divisible by
fill," an is the year 1848 in which
“ii to cited to its present minim»
“do! of 1.11111
ii iii
ital
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. tint- Depoolt 111...; {I and to per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice-Prue.
FIEOERICK H. ROWAN. 21! Vice
Pr».
thFnED IDDWELL. Gaunt»
DIRECTORS
l. H. Mathew-on J. Wallace Merv"
Iona H. Knapp John H. leht
. christian swam Fred H. Rowan
Ilmuuliilrumman Lords I. Hilfiblll
Henry a. Lockwood
OF A SAFE‘DIEPOSIT BOX
in our Fire and burglar Proof
Vaults to tho BUSlNiilBH
MA-N~ia N1) ONE: 1011811)
halt access to hit! private no
porn!
Wills. Deena, Mortgages,
Bonds and Records of i"ri~
vain investments are iolnow
on a 11111 the scrutiny of oils
era. .1?
From $4 to 020 yearly 11.1 .
the rental of a box for you
private patient.
Why not have one?
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lilovnland ..................... 31 w:
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‘ ,1 Chicago, 2: Boston, 1; 10 innings.
New York ..... """" ‘ """ Philadelphia. 7; Detroit, 0. Crockery. Gluswnm. Cookixigium1
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TY COBB :USPENDED
RBORAP WITH UMPIRE.
DllmtOl’l‘. Mich, July 10.--a spa
ciui despaicti from Chicago yesterday
said that “President Bait Johnson. of
the American Magus. had indefinitely
suspended 'l‘yras Cobb, of the notroit
club. for language he used during an
altercation with Umpire (tour 11 Hilde-
would in yesterday a some wi it oPhila-
do in.
edificlale of the local club said they
had not heard of the suspension at 3
unlock this alteration.
in the ninth inning yesterday Um‘
pire Hildebrand ruled that Oobh
“trapped" a long 11111 has int 11me
her. one 11111111111911 and was ruled
out 11111111 31111119. tile wits later order-
all into the club house.
0am» Today.
New York at St. lliouls.
11111111011 at Chic
Washington at 111111.11.
Philadelphia at lustroit.
INTBRvNATiONAL LEAGUE.
Yeiterdl 'I Rolultl.
ll’rovldenee. 5; erasy Kitty, 1.
Newark, 10: Baltimore, 1.
Buffalo. r1: 11111111911111, ‘2; first some.
Buffalo. 3; Reckoner. 1; second game.
Toronto. 0; Montreal, 3.
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Oundi of club-1
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Newark..............or 1
Waste ter.............48
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Phone 397.
Unusual is Gala K
25 West: Washington BL, ‘
Prompt: Wholly”. '
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to til-amen
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Saturday Night
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