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STOVALL FINED $500.
CHICAGO. July T.—-ileoi'ge Sttfl'ali.
manager of the Kansas t‘lt)‘ t'lnh (-LI'
the Federal League. mas rincd $711M
last night by President thlllol'r“ for
threatening not to play Sunday‘s game
.. with Chicago unless Harry Neil). hus-
,iness manager of the club, \1lln had
been discharged. was l‘f'lllFlaIUl, Nelly
returned to Kansas City ultll the team
Vlast night to seek reinstatement from
'C. ‘C. Madison. president of the club.
“That's a gusstion for Nelly and Mr.
,uhutlisou to settle." l’rEsidcnt on.
7 more. ascm'tul. "I will not stand for
- Ls: “Gnomes
(11111 11 ay. Filling
malte him think the next time."
PHIL"
as, of the t‘uhs. believes that he
found a promising young pitcher
cal sellli-prol‘essionul
Maadger was discort'l‘ed by
)lcliurn. president of the
n :1 ":2?- contract yesterday.
4——::---
a wall player or a manager threatening
certain action ulllt-ss he can have his
51012111 $560 will
CUBS PICK UP YOUNG PITCHER
11:0. .luly T.—41’resldent Thom-
has
lilnlcr Maadgcr. ot‘ the llutuals. a lo-
organization.
George
Intercity
Baseball Association, and was signed
£44 .7435:
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Month-End Sale
Wednesday Specials.
WASH GOODS
SEE CENTER COUNTER FOR
Special Values.
A. DiCkérman & Son
SCHOOL “WEI SUE.
FOR wmrgNMTION
III ALL out
till iiIlIlII
There is Hardly Worn-n
I Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkhun's Veg-
etable Cumpound.
Princeton, Ill. — “ I had inflammatior
I hard headaches in the back of my nod
She Broke Her Hip in State Inning-i
lion—State FiQfs. f _i
WINSTED. July » Empensstl l
Commissioner 1". M. W 113131113 11 as P1
“lasted toda1 to hear e1idente con-
cerning the case o1 Miss Emma Sitin-
ner, oi this place, 11110 claims compen-l
cation for injuries recei1 ed by falling?
at the Connecticut School for lulbeg
tiles, at Lakeville, a state institution:
till March ll last.
The case has attracted the attell- and a weakness all
lion oi Attorllcy-Uencral John H. caused by female
Limit, \\ilU is opposing the claim of trouble, and I took
.\l‘L.-.' Skinner, and II is expected that Lydia E- Pinlthum’s
Vegetable Com-
_ pound with such ex-
: cellent results that I
. am now feeling fine.
: I recommend the
y Compoundund praise
it to all. I shall be
glad to have you
publish in y lettcr.
There is scarcely a neighbor around me
who does not use your medicine. ' ’ — Mrs.
J . F. JOHNSON, R. No. 4, Box 30, Prince-
it will be used as a test case and
will be carried to the higher court.
Lawyer W. ll. Blodgett represented
the attorney-general here today while
Lawyel Samutl A. llerlnan appeared
fol Miss Skinner. L
Miss Skinner, who is 519 Twin of
age, ~1as enlploltd as a teachel at the
institution. and was directing the ex-
ercises of the children in the school
institution when she tell and broke ton.lllinois.
her left hip. Ilrs. W, S. llulbert and
David I' Heidy told the conllnisslonerl Experience 0’ a Nurse.
that her complete rec01ely is extrenlL- -l Poland N Y' "“1“ my expenenceasa
l1 douhttul. lier progress has not: nurse I certainly think Lydqu. Pmk'
~ ‘ _ L'hllm 3 Vegetable Compound is a great.
been satlslactory and there is e1ery medicine Iwish all women with fc‘
indication that a shortening of the male troublel would take it. I took it
‘let; 11lll result and that she will be: when passing through the Change of
lame and will probably suffer more} Life v11th great results andlalwaya re-
(11 less pain durinu the. remainder oi} commend the Compoundto all my pc-
her life. Dr t‘harles 'l‘. inlioure. su- ‘tlents If 1 know of their condition in
porintendent of the Lake1ille institu- l hitriigrsth‘lliilvfhafdihigo all 5'3“th help
lion, and Miss Skinner 11Ilo “as 111- 1 —-Mrs. HORACE NEWMgE.Phxl:hilmlifor:
Lalllined at her homol 11 ere the only kimer 00., N. Y. ’ '
f other witnesses.
__ If you are ill donot drag along until
an operation is necessary. but at once
.sOU'rH NORWALK MAN- GETS (lite Lydiu E. Pinkham's Vegetable
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL.
Compound.
(‘hurlcs I.n11'rer1ce“'ol“ South .\'or~ "3'01!Wflntsmlnlndtdulwrlte
\Vfllk “‘88 59m to la” 1:01: U}??? “10 11115 Lydia EJ‘InkImm Medicine 00.,
by Judge ’l‘. C, Coughlln In the Bridge- (confidential) Lynn,Ma8I.
port City (‘ourt yesterday morning for
an assault upon John Ritzo of 240
Iiallctt street. Bridgeport. ‘11‘lliclt oc-
curred Saturday night. Lawrence ap-
Vpronthctl Itltzo and some companions.
and asked for a dime. When refused,
he herttluc abusive. and finally drew a
knife and stabbed ltltzo upon the rIRht
arm. and slashed his coat. Ilc then
run away. but was apprehended later.
Lawrence admitted the stabbing, hut
MAN FROM RETREAT RETURNED
av SHERIFF,
I’Ailtli‘lElJ), July 7.—l\lorris Curtis
was taken In custody by Sheriff El-
wood Illlb morning and taken to Mac-
l‘urlnnvi‘s retreat at \l’cstport. Curtis
has been ill this town for several days
and Is employed at Washington. D. C.
lie was supposed to be visiting at the
home of his parents in Bridgeport.
..............
"‘3'" PHONE 445- ‘clzllnlcd the other abused him.
1 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. a '
N“ WE GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS , ~_‘“ -__~_—»
PONY VOTES l W ‘
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The best assortment In the city. All in the light, airy styles
that are so appropriate to warm weather and all made with that
exactness of workmanship they must have to appear In our stock.
Regular $1.50 Values. Special
980 ‘ ‘
Other Styles at $1.50, $1.75 and $1.98
The N. E. Ryan Co.
.336 WASHINGTON sTREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE CASINO RESTAURANT
TELEPHONE NonwaLK’Lspo. ~
Tim 1nd rules. it will!» you to (at our prices W6" ’0“?
”e! 1‘.-solving. You a8 GOOtlDiscountl '
Rubber No Sailing or
Mutor Party
Complete
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hut 30 Hours
Manufacturer's Guarantee with every one of them.
1 .11 .‘1
6 Cou Oils and 980
will make y‘od 'th’ep possessor of- a Rubber Toned one.
ti In) I
6 Gunptlns and $1.13
will bring a Nickel One into your home.
Ask your- friends who owil one. They'll tell you what
a household necessity it has become. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply is exhausted.
oupon No. 47
COMPLETE, $2.50 vacuum BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is 11 ~
Vacuum Bottle Day. '
,l_l,l.l.l.l.l.I.I.I.I.I,I.- l,-
Present the above coupon at this office, with five ‘
others of consecutive dates. and the cost amount of ex-I'
aw items .‘namcd below, and get this Simplex Vacuum -
e.
2. 5. acuum Battle
to we. all .9111le including u handsome
up Attachment. Rwy Bottle guaranteed to
liquidslm ham an! up?! So hours. strongest.
"Want! “an WSW: Made. to, igh
l:n:I.lV':' n:-;u'-.;-;-...-:-.-;n,u,-.u,lfn'. n...
l
I: take their places.
I: Westport trolley line lathe schedule*
:3 of tuvel for each crowd,
" tion in every dose of Foley Commit:
': Table“.
" .ctlputlon find them paralytic; gloat:
. congested feeling.
' especially in hot weather. They keep
. took place. the contracting parties be-
4le a young clergyman and the dough-
:- mark was pathetically uttered by one._
TUESDAY. JULY 7. 19H
flj’m’
Imam;
53:1”be 1857
:llLLI (lillglitlllls. ILL-s1 33:119. lntLl‘LL-tl for a quick >itlt‘.
lllill‘lxfi the initial szllc 11f tlli~ month. l'l'olll this llillt’ «Ln. tllc
(llltl ilzllnl lit-signs. Slinlllt‘ll widtlh,
8¢ .
il‘t'sll stl Cix.
in
8¢ a yard to close out.
At the Section on the main floor.
21C
lll)\\'
Krepe Krinklc. was 251‘.
cu m 4
. BIRMINGHAM PRAISES' CHAPMAN.
L H ' ‘ __.._._
I .
E CLEVELAND! '1‘. —."111 all my eh-
perience in baseball. “bother 13 play-
‘er. manager or mere spectator, l can't
recall a player 11110 made such a 11'~on
derttll difference to a team as Ray
Chapman does to the .\aps."
That's the great tribute paid (‘leve-
land's clever shortstop by Manager
Joe Birmingham. Not that Chapman
stands out head and shoulders above
other shortfielders as a batter, ileltler,
base-,runncr thlower or thinker, hut
BOY SCOUTS GOING TO WESTON its his personality that helps to him);
CAMP. order out of chaos in the haplund
011 next Saturday. twenty-five mem- ‘rauks.
beru of the local Scouts go to camp'
at Weston. the first one of its kind tof
be held lay Nom'allt Boy Scouts. for
a tour duys' tour. The camp committee
BOY scours'or AMERICA.
RED CROSSLINE
has made all arrangements. the final ‘0 » ’
details being completed yesterday af- ‘AL'FAX AND ST- JOHN. S_N_Ew'
ternoon. On Friday the commlsauryL FOUNDLAND'
department will be Installed under a Round Trip- New Yolk ‘0 Ha“
competent chef so that e1erytlllng fax" ..................... $40.00
will be In readiness when the boys 'Round Trip. Ne“ Y0?“ to St
John' 3 Newfoundland. .38000
arrive. on Saturday. Scout Commis—i
sinner 'Plrle MacDonald will he in‘L
charge, and he will be assisted by two
0r three scout masters. Each day's‘
work has been. laid out and recreation: -
will beollud in the form of sports The
Let Us Book You (or 011. ill These
Pleasant Summer Trips.
Layton &’f‘o:. inc.
HENTB NOTARIE‘B 'P’t‘uauo
’ 5 Railroad Avenue,
'i‘llkl't {111‘ \pl: iltl 1111111 1ch t‘ lIiIIlt’i‘S ill the llZlM'IIIt'lll, illlliill'i
It is our
cllu‘lts .lllll plaids,
Bridgeport Advertisements.
t D. I». Read Go.
The Store Closes Today at five O‘clock.
Summer Dress Cottons Marked Dawn
Madras, Percales, Ginghams
and all Cotton Novelties Such as Ratine,
Duvetyn and Eponge.
Alswf 131'le 1'
llll‘lNlllltlltt 1' Mil this
tisltL-L LLt Ix‘t'ttll's 11l:l illlll lllli
plll'lillll \Lllttcs L101} Ll;L_1'.
-Percalea. llcst. grades, stl‘ipcs, VICphyr Gingliams, 113.; ‘..,1
hgttl‘ts (llltl (lu‘li. light alnl 111w N Ltt'll 1\'«A;1\-.-,‘ in .lflnujj‘t
tillllll. lt‘f;lllltl‘ 12 1’26 and 15c sll'lpt‘s..’5c1;llttts.
talucs. 15¢
Good Percalcs. checks. stripes Bates’ Ginghams. >‘Lt‘lpcs,
chlllt‘ll ttilitlls.
10¢
Short Lengths. 1.8oo.yards of Gingham and Percale
in light. dark and Illt‘tlllllll colorings. remnants from 2 to is )ilrtls‘,
all this stimulus tllcc
Btlsclllcnt.
Fine Cotton Dress Goods
Imported French Voile. lltll‘th‘l'Ctl, 11:15 5m. 110w 39c
White Crepe. 11'th t'llilll'oitlcl‘ctl tlcsigns, 11 as $1.00, 111.111' 89C
French Frosted Eponge. light colors, was $1.25, llo11 89c
Imported Ratine, plain and fancy, was $1.01), now 65c
Imported Duvetyn, light weight, was $1.00. now 651:
Cotton Brocade. value 451‘.l'<11‘ cozlt~ Cotton Voile, plain shades.
and tuition. now 25c \lllllt‘ 25c. now 191:
Printed Plissc, was 15c,
Ilt1\\‘ 12 l-2C
Main Floor.
PITCH ER FOR BR-lDGEPORT.
Manager Boultes, of the Bridgeport
club. wired yesterday. to have the
Lynn, llass., club send Pitcher John-
son to Bridgeport. Johnson is the
property of the Memphis, Tenn, team
of the Southern League and was sent
to Lynn under optional agreement.
Manager Flaherty, of Lynn. l'ound he
couldn‘t afford to pay Johnson's sill
ary, so he offered to let Bridgeport
have him. He reports that Johnson
-ls in good- condition but is not satis-
first lot or boys will return on» Wed South Norwallc.
nesday afternoon and another lot will
A ‘hlkc. trout the
. 1
Our
STOCK 0P
'RANGES
to m molt commute in m 1'-
enter. -
.. ‘ ‘ d ' u 1 ‘ ,‘
A PERFECT “THARTW'. A
There is sure and wholesome ac-
They cleanse with better a.
83196 or'putn‘. Chronic men of con-
people are relieved of that bioileda
so uncomfortable
your liver buy... For sale by all ants--
sluts. "
SHADES OF MENDELSBOHN.
In the Liverpool diocese a. few
weeks ago a. very popular wedding
STAMFORD. ‘MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
~ loom
All. Hamlin- in All Rug“.
.. Jones 8itlotchkiss
00199.23?
tarot 11. widelypnmn Vicar.
A. tha‘Mppy- pair left the church to
in: towns: utralnu o: Moulclssohn’u
“W4- March.” the idiom rc-
valid ion». a» Ltuothcr: "Just
tillli'k walla: Admins mum play-
: 11 VII" 0t. nun-nut.
. 1
all u: 1W vacuum-acumen Family
. 4
a
.run and ride like new.
. prices.
tied with his job in Lynn. Johnson
has pitched good ball for Lynn and
should strengthen Bridgeport, it‘ hr
reports.
Good tenants are to be had—tor
the advertising.
NOTICE
My Tire Prices are attracti1c.l
can save you mone1'.l.et me know
your requirements the matte of me
you prefer and 1 will be pleased to
quote 1ou. I have the stock and 1111'
prices are right. I ul'lke a specialty
of Ford Repairing Matte your old car
Reasonable
Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN 61".
Or ’Phone 1522-2, W. R. Amtln, 11
Woodward Avomu.
Bargains In UM Cart.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for
a quick buyer. ‘
Pits—U Eyeglasses
G”
: ”V; ‘
6'90 MMJWEIICG”?
Should your 91' ea have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
sampling feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICI CIAN
Room 6. Kulcr Building.
No. 155 wnhlnguu u.
oppollto Hoyt'u flint".
Monday. Wodnnday and Priory
madam-MI to I.
N. Y. Matron—727 a“, Av... D to
4 p. at. daily.
Norwalk Chronicler