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. slam-mat. Lance DAY.
hor Day. News items, changes of an-
vertidem»ts etc, should reach the,
clllce early Sunday evening.
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The banks will observe Labor Du
a legal holidtl'. «
[Next week will likely be the week
of calmusses for the coming political
campaign.
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48, G. A.
R. will hold a regular business meet- 1
big on Mood”,
The annual outing of Ophir Chapter,
N0. 52, O. Efl. Wilhelm“! thlltf-
ternoon at Savin Rock.
The majority oi .lll‘e local stores will ’
heclcsed allday Monday. although a
law may be open lathe early morn-
ing hours.
The Putnam Hose Company of the
South Norwalk Fire Deportlnent will
hold a. regular business meeting on
Monday evening.
The scheduled meeting of the South
Norwsik City Council for Month!
night. willlilrely he adjourned until
smoother evening.
Wear a. new hat, that before pur-
chasing. take a look at the unto-the.
minute styles shown by Joseph Davis.
Adv. cameo 12 tells more about them.
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The cruise 0! the Oonnectlcut Na-
r'val Militia to Bermuda starts today
drum New Haven. Local young men
are on heart! the Machine making up
the party.
’
Douglass Fowler Wo'msn’s Relief
Corps, Ne. 15, held a regular meet-
ing in the South Nix-walk City Hall,
last evening, and transacted routine
husiness.
Greenwich town is to have a'sewer j;
disposal plant according to iniorma- ~-
tion received here. This should iu~ IL
terest‘some citizens tor in some future 1;
time South Norwalk will need such ‘1
ii .plauit.
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tine! bring or send in 36s. and so!
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‘Heurst's. Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
it yoularo not a subscriber send or
bring 81.60 and The Sentinel and
minnow!“ he only» Iior three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a nowshoy deliver your paper send us
Ilia for mindless and pay the boy 12s
a week for The Sentinel. The mega
nines deal with all .th. current sub-
jects of vital interest and; will please
every member oi the family.
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THREE L064“. GAMES COMING.
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“A bucolic
PLATE
is a source oi annoyance to the wear-
er, and ott times amusement or die-
xilst to an observer.
ltisnotnecesssrytorsnyoneto
use an muting plate; it is unsightly
and unsanitary, and may cause a
great amount of irritation in thei
Imostly—it is altogether useless. or
If you have reason to believe yours '
to be ‘ hard mouth on it. let me “0w 5 Giants and the American Giants, cham-
you how the difficulties may be over-
come. You will he delighted with the
results.
The lNorwalhs have three hard
.games the next two days. Tomorrow
they travel to Stamford and play Jim-
my Glblin's Stamford team. On Mon-
6 to 3. They will use the same pitch-
er, Bismulles. lie is their best twirlu
Knorr will have a twirler or renown
for this game and it will he a great:
contest. as both teams play excellent
baseball. in the afternoon Gus Knorr
has booked the fast Duduesne team. oi!
Dr. J. H. Mallery .
Jersey City. This team when here he-
18 South "fl" m" m” Nomlk. glare played the ’best game on the local
”W”: ’ '- "" '° ' P- “" 8""“diamond. They defeated the locale by
‘5'” "Y W'""“'“‘ “‘W- a score of 4 to a. Most or the local
tans have requested Gus Knorr to
bring this club hack for another game.
As the team is new suing one. Gus
' Kncrr claims that he will annex all
three games. The Duduesne team will
’l‘llc Reed & Volk .
Electrical Co.
I here on July 19th. when they detected
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Mandfi.so'i‘rousors
Yonnevcrsawso my «onsets in any store as
youwliifindinesch of our two stores, nor did you
ever see and: values. Base your expectations as high
you will, there' is still a surprise
this—the greatest of all Trousers sales.
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you'll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
received Daily by Express.
Clitbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
day morning they play the Royal‘
Giants. The last time they were here,
they defeated the locals by a score of
.He has defeated the Lincoln:
lpion colored team of the West. Gaol
' bring the some lineup as they had,
in
critic. “but in the
Washinstinl this y thsyvo
Iota close. ldnu'i. know the exact,
‘ ninth or extra rounds" .
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_ (lance tilting will occupy the young
mnaoi‘the Norwllchonn’try‘Oiuh this
afternoon. ‘
monomer sheets. prettiest pat-
[Turkeity,usuitheoourthanrel
Clubhouse.
Miss Laura Dempsey. of Brooklyn,
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oi the Hawaii: Yacht Club to he held
Labor Day have been completed.
in store for you at
,i‘obenlnciion Monday.
“ industry.
' Labor Day.
Kroger Piano Company, of Stamford,
will also hold a picnic there.
Monday.
dances of the Country Club and the
Knob Club will [be held.
Sidney F. Ward. of Tokeneke. he‘s
disposed of his line yacht Miriam, or
the Norwalk Yacht Club risotto Wil-
son Marshall, of Bridgeport, owner oi
the Minnie. which wonatlhe Trans-
Atlantic m5 to Germany several
years ago. Mr. Ward intends securing
- use DELWIIY.
- a Class P sloop for next season.
a large attendanCe ought to be at both
games.
The morninl me will be called at
10: 30 n. ln.. and the afternoon game
will he called at 8:30 p. m.
Kidney Trouble Emu With a Lame
Back.
case of kidney trouble that started
with a lame hack. and says: "I am
JOHM'MNGFORD To certainly thankilu in setting a cure
MEET NEXT DECEMBER of my kidney trouble by using N0!
BOSTON, Aug. 30.45“, “Mommies” Pills." Try them yourself. For
the Boston negro heavyweight, was “‘0 by ii“ drugxlsts.“
yesterday matched to meet Jack John.
“on m a bout {of the huvdeKh‘ WALL'ACE TRIP WOOEEDS.
championship of the world. The con- BRISTOL. A118. Mir-Jud“ W. J-
test will he etched in Paris in Decent-Malone, of this place. who accompan-
hor. The hunt will be promoted by led Dillon Wallace, of New York on
Theodore Deinne and will be held in his trip to ‘mrador in seek the place
ithe Circus de Paris. where Editor Leonidas Hubbard of
Joe Woodman, acting for Word Thursday, announcing thattlle trip had
closed with the Paris promoter yes- to the interior or that country with
tendu. ‘,Wallace returned to his home here
i The Boston heavyweight was defeat. Outing. lost hisliie onaprevlous trip
ed by Johnson seven years ago and been month! and that Wallace
has been seeking another bout with would remain in lobrador two weeks
the champmn since. Johnsons‘ report-.lonxer before returning home.
ed need 0! money and the Just that
proposed bouts with white men in A good adv. pays best in the nu:
Paris and London have been (mood paper.
upon are the reasons that resulted in
'the match being made“.
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MAJOR LEAGUE” WILL
pines they have i
dun hushed ii. witch the Mttiinl“
done but I believe we‘ve won six or,
men gums from them. either in the“
l.l;filfili.t.12‘l'-¢§i.‘Jl‘:
Mr. and Mrs William Goon. of New .
‘;.'~;o;l.z‘. ;e;n;..:.- -_._-.'-;.;-;».
is at the Court Laurel Club «house tor
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The motor heat enflmsiasts are an- ,
ticlpaling a line contest in the motor .
Labor Day moans much to the sum-T; ‘
‘ mer- visitors at the various shore re» . «
sorta lcr it Wells the clfise ap- ..
- preach of their return to the city and ‘
. . A concert and cabaret show will ' ,
‘ . be given at the Roton Point hotel on : *
The employees at the 1.4
There will be dancing in the even- ~ ’
ins and music in the. aiternoon at the . ,
majority of the local shore clubs on . *,
This evening the weekly . ’
J, I... Hackl, 316 Eighth imam hin- -
coin, 1“,, was recently cured oila bad ‘
aiafu‘.‘
Tenor or ileuhlelns' Glob Cocktail!»
“All the leading brands Bottled
Prices. ‘
u line as wsamuo-rou a'r.
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Mason Jars, per dozen pints 45c 4.
Mason Jars, per dozen quarts 500
Double safety Jars (wide mouth), dozen, pints
_ Denim anion: Jars iwflo month). dozen. quarts.
Extra Lorre Piecewise ivory moor). each
Farley California Wm .
. Burnett's Old Turn Gin, per, bottle..
Absolutely Parsfiploes tor poorer-ring 1-4 lb.
Finn Calliomia Table :Cisret.’ sullen ills . ..
A. F. Beckmann & Co. *
sins:- s:s:s:l’,oj- r‘s 1,;s a fish-1:4 L and
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Beers, Ales and Porters at Low ‘ '
sour" soswstu, :
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81‘ Washington St
Schl Bells, Will Soon Be
' Ringing
Our Stock of Children’ 8 Shoes
‘Is Larger and More Varied Than Ever.
“EDUCATOR SHOES”
are appreciated by careful parents, and they are scien-
tifically made to best conform to growing. feet.
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Let us supply you.
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LETTER CARRIER—8' CONVENTION.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oat. Ass. 80.—
:iiundreds of delegates are arriving
here for the convutlons oi the Mr
tionsl Association oi Letter Carriers
and the National Women’s Auxiliary
to the letter carriers. The two con-
ventions open tomorrow and will con
tinue until Sept. 5. It is expected that
1,100 delegates will attend the men's
convention. and 300 the women’s .
Important ones he to heoonsideo
ed are the measure providing for the
retirement of aged postmen, and the
Riley liability hill. which provides for
compulsory compensation ior iniured
government employee. Both bills are
heiore Congress.
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" “‘9 Norwnlks This “Nb has bee“ the hell players in writing articles for
;; winning most of their names in and paw". especially during the World’s
; “0““ NW Ym- series, is to be wiped out This in-
Nothing can be said hereoftile (ROY- £01111.an ll brought out m JOHN'S
« al GM“ " “‘9’ "° known from received here from resident Johnson
coast to coast for their brand oi ball of the American League. and Presi-
sud it is surely certain that they will dent Lynch. of the National Magoo.
put the best article of ball that was. While nothius definite has been
ever played on the local diamond and ruled by either a", National Com‘
mission. or Mr. . Johnson. or Mr.
lunch. the two leaders say that steps
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Results of Saving Small
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The following shows how easy it is to
accumulate a fortune, provided prepcr
thing that has hroullllt rounds of crit-
iciisln from players. managers and
More. ,
The National Commission my
main a rule prohibiting player! from
allowing their names to be attached
to stories not written by themselves
president will sunset to club owners
«caching upon the field at legitimate
wil be taken io'do away with the»
and it ll also likely flint the learns
that they keep their players from one ‘
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