Rummage
After Our
Sale-
We have broken lines too small to put back into stock.
These we offm‘ for this Week at attractive prices.
Come and secure the bargains.
f 84 Washington St. Telephone 446
Pony Contest Votes.
Mid Summer Clearance
Also small lots not included in the sale.
A. Dickerman and Son
13W" Green Trading Stamps
FEIWIE II FIELB
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Ithnt a month as
{the cellar.
mount mil 1,,
'had thk to say about Henry Dolan, a:
‘ who pitched 11.
against the St. Thomas team, he play- I
with the Hamilton team, in which
‘beg won by a score of 3 to 0:
I vsale The races of
, , . , _ have been eniiv ed initially by teams that broke about a foot.
“Dolan
two major leagues had a beautiful fast ball and a curve
_ _ He looked
slimmest slated Iorllke one or the best seen here this
Frang (,‘hnnce's array took year.”
same
.“t'
mums-mun 1 W Anna; m
the D. ll). Read Co.
,a very startling brace on the recent;
home stand against the Western 12111115.",
{So far in the West his charges have!
‘iheld to this general uplitt. The Boston“
gNationnls have been even more sen—‘
lsational in their tight against odds
land have. hung up so many victories.
:that they are fast becoming a real
1 menace to the peace of mind of Mo-
1Graw. The New York Americans hnte‘
"very little chance of gaining a first
division berth this season because of
la very serious slump a month after
far better than an outside opportunity
to beat out the field. Stailings’ Braves
are less than ten games behind the
Giants and have been coming much
faster than any opponent for more
than a month. Within that time they
lime picked up on the Giants almost
as many games Br now separate them
from Mctiraws champions. Strangely
enough. a (linul castoi‘f has figured
most prominently in this great spurt.
Pitcher lliclr Rudolph is the man.
The redemption of Birdie Cree
South Norwalk
WAR BULLETINS
i ., .
1" I London, Aug.3 -3.—-An Exchange Telegram Company
message from Brussels states that the government has re-
,, ccivcd the German ultimatum which expires at 7 o'clock
Monday morning and which offers an entente in case Bel-
:1, gium will tacilitatc the movement of German troops. The 10,, 11
l , :able that his pitchers have one so
Cabinet is now in session and is discussing the nature of its mung. r 11 W won. The Wm“, Amman League
: l1 (9
-. .' " 3.11 ‘d b‘ll9: d
TCPIYv lililey, 3b """""" 5 1 O U 4 1 xiiififuaghl): In “11:1;de :tlI'trlIititge
eri .- ........... ' - ' ‘
h h E h e F. 5:“le 55 i 1) I; I": 2 0 ivel‘ right handed pitching.
0 London, Aug. 3-“‘A Brussels dlspatc tot e xc ting Prime n, """" 4 3‘ 3 g 3 3 Ray Caldwell l.- thesinroft‘hnnce's
:3. Telegram states that the Belgium Cabinets response to the Scam“ p """""""""""" 3 fl 0 0 0 0 corps. With a team 11111111113 not won
German note offering an entente if Belgium would facilitate Laltoche. 2b ........ 4 o 3 2 o 0 $335,233?1I:In::1yb1:::le:u:a:l::
:0 - , . - - - , -
, the movement of German troops has been given and is in GHIII'nann --------- j 3 0 (I i 3 1n- has figured in twenty-su- diamond
31th: nature ofa formal refusal Moore, l‘f iiiiiiiii 3 0 U 0 1 0 struggles, during: which he allowed
I only 130 hits. l‘aldwell has a better
”I "I: fl — ‘- _‘ itching average um: the great Wal-
. Totals ........... 31 o lo "7 15 D -
' ‘ ' t , " .ter Johnson. Mathewson, who has
.. Berlin, Via. Brussels, Aug. 3.---Tl'lé smallcruiser Augs- BRIDGE-FOR: .1. 111 mm “new“ and mg, m games.
I, burg has Sent the following report to Berlin by Wireless: WM,“ 0, “4 3 1 "1° I; 8 tons Caldwell to“ a very distinct mur—
.. - ’ - ‘ """ , girl. The Old Master. however. is
Am bombardmg the naval harbor at L‘bau and am 3:33;: 03‘; """""" j 3 (1} (I; I backed by 11 team which has averaged
, engaged with the encmys cruiser. The navel port of Lib- mu ”'5' " """ 3 0 1 1 : almost six victories in every ten
' ' """ , _ .N v 1. 111 other hand,
«an port 1s in flames.” - Casseny, r1....,....1 o o o o :21”th ”axing” em, to“, a,
Libau learn: of the principal seaports of Russia and is 33:5fi2b ------ I, 3 3 i» 3 o. m", m ,0 m. ' .
locatcdtm the Baltic Sea one hundred miles or more north!Sch“,',,,,,"1',;'::::ijz' 0 b 1-1- 0 3: ._ , I g
, ttheG. rman coast. It 15 fortified and used asan arsenal Lavery. p ..... g .3 o 1 o 4 o: SPUIITIIII ~ . l :
‘bythenavy Jelf. r1 ..... . ........ 2 o 1 o o o: l;
1 i
taxi?! u. \ -' _""“‘""T—"_'1 a
‘ ,, , Totals ..... . ....32 1 8 24 18 2 Suppose the 1‘ Mind win the pennant
“rm. 1. P A 3 A d 1 rtial IBW ‘ ‘ in their lcaxu11,thnt the Cubs don't.
”1"; . aris, ug --- ccrce pI'OC aiming ma ,bLORE' BY INNINUSi ; win their pennant and the White Box}
:‘chrovghout France and Algeria was issued by President
Poincare today after a meeting of the Cabinet. The pres-
.idcnt also summoned Parliament to meet to— morrow.
. fl,
w
from Paris to—day says German troops have taken posses-
sion of the Belgian town of Ari on.
Brussels, Aug. 3.--—According to newspaper Etoile Beige
miles northeast of Liege, Belgium.
‘ Vienna, Aug. 3. ---The Austro- -Hungarinn Bank has
W
Federal Léngue" Erwin continued,
‘7 IIGE IIIIIKIIB
Fan ”in “units agent and consequently in a bouillon
to treat with the Gilmore peoplb with-i
hancerévldently does not intend‘to out (car of incurring the displeasure
; . prospects‘. ’Hc is still casting to Wait Frank Chances reply before
‘for Some men who ‘wlll add I look further. Nothing wculd please
to his attack While in me more than to play in New Yorlc"
'3 last iwcek he cliched nego- Unless his terms are manually high
‘ :11 Joe Btrmifigham for Erwin right now might be a very ju-
Jo Jackson, who is reported Billions ldilestment for Frank Farrell.
~ , llry and belligerent mood Certainly ‘u a pinch hitter lie could
_ 'hftl meat boss: Nothing Ile- manually do some vnllint some.
m detainied from tiicsc cyst- Cbance 111w t am a community as a
_ one man of Jackson’s calt- pinch hitter. He has to call 1191111 bill
be of immutable benefit to- pitchers for 11mm: specialties; Jus
.loondon, Aug. 3.--A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph.
I oops have reached Vise, on the River Mouse, only twelvei KELLY W'NS' GET“ “0”" 3°"
I‘lhougb of course I have no prejudice “‘ “‘9 e“ ”I the ‘3“ yesterday ““tain that it is entirelv unlair to allow
against the independents. I 1111i 9. me K9"? W mew-0111s Round Hogan “1 Umpire Sheridan. who started the trou-
ntent even with the present of organlilcd baseball. But 1 ant mingl Cominll' 11.5%“ Ithllid In a garriéon Green and it was the umpire on that
from the Baltimore team put a lot ot
,neu life into the Chancemen. lint
ltor the weakest lot of hittels o‘er
Mmm
seen on on) major league club Chance
{now could be up among the lenders
- “ARIEN TEAMS BEAT 'He has is good a tleicnsiu (hill is c 111
BnlnaEPoflT A c be found any-slum uhlle his pitch
ing stall embraces a number of the
best right balltlels in the garlic. Ever
since the dialllltm of lloine Schulz
(finance has been iorccd to go along
without the services of a southpaw.
mg £01. Under this cil-tunn-tnncc it is remark-
m
Tlle llurien baseball club 111111111 1111-
ollltr \ictory to its list on Snturdu) at"-
tcrnoon. defeating the firing port A.
L. by a score oi live to one,
Bridgeport A. C..0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 1—1 don't win theirs. Would the city tall
Darleu .......... 3 0 2 t) 0 O 0 0 x-—-5 series between Cubs and White Sex,
The summary: Stolen bases—Oakes. carry with it the title of city chum-‘
Jolt. Howard, F. Smith. Sacrifice hit Dion? I
—'Scnnlon. Two-base hitkPrmce. Ln-F
Uneeda Blscult
Temp: the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp, clean and fresh——
5 cents in the moistu
proof package.
with a delightful fla
Round, thin. tender...
vor :
rc-
~appropriatc for
luncheon, tea a
dinner. 10 cents.
nd
Prince of appetizers .
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths every-
where.
BlsCUlT
COMPANY
Say Zn 211 no
the grocer man, 5 cents.
Established 185']
The Store Closes at 5 p. 111. Daily,
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
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Announcement of the Mid-Summer
Sale of Merchandise
Opening Today. continuing to the
Fifteenth I
This great Clcnrnnt‘c ol AIt'l'CIlalltIlSt' will tliiTvr in
many rcspccts {mph prt‘viutls >11111111c1‘ s;1l1--. innslllu-‘ll 11.».
all departments will cuter it 11111‘1'st-1'vc1lly. llcrctultlrc -1.
l-‘ul‘nilnrc and House I“lil'lllslllllg.f5 have hcltl foremost. pos—
lltllh‘, and they still will he boldly 111 1111* il'urlt tank. but
practically every department from the fourth floor to the
llnsclllcllt. will llrll‘w‘ its lists of (itsirzllliu winds into this
5 h
cvcry«
clcnrzmcc. It is n time of et‘nnmnh'nl buying for
hotly.
. List of Special Discounts.
At to Per Cent. At 20 Per Cent.
Carpets, Rugs, Mailings. Furniture.
Linoleum and ()il Cloths. .\l'tIilIliill Rugs.
Curtains. Draperies. Conch 'l'runits (UNI llngs (except In—
Covcrs and Upholstery ticstrnctos).
Fabrics. . ‘ llimlcr Scis and Fancy
Stock 1211131115 in Irillncr- China.
ware. C111 tiluss 11.1111 Silverware.
Lumps of 1111 description.
Pictures and Art Pottery.
Lentltcr Goods.
lirass 111111 l..cutl1cr Desk Sets.
Kitchenware.
Fancy Linens.
Linen Sheets and I’illow
Cases. I
Refrigerators above $15.00.
Dress Goods, Silks, Laces and Trimmings,
Sample Hosiery, Sample Ribbed Underwear, Undermuslins,
(Slaves, Jewelry, and Leather Goods.
All at Clearance Prices.
Couch Hammocks.
Silvrr Toilet Articles.
lllnnkcts anti Ctmlfm'tnlllcs.
Icwclry and Clocks.
‘nhlc ‘mnlaska and Nap-
kins in certain lines.
Towel s 3 ml Towel in g.
Refrigerators up to $15.00.
Women’s Waists and Negligce Gowns, a 1.11 go gath-
ering of high grade garments. less 50 per cent.
A UndermuSlins, left from. the June Sale, less as per ccnti
' ' I “ Children’s and Infants’ Dresses and Straw IIcatlwcar,
broken nsx‘tll‘llllt‘lit of line qualities, less 50 per cent.
Tailored Suits.
each. " _
llktnils “ill appear in the newspapers of Bridgeport
tomorrou but man} tcnlptingofl‘crings that people will be
glad to find “ill not be listed. as quantities are small
Balance of early summer stock, $10.00.
The best thing is to come early next. Monday mowing
3°C“- Howard, 1“ Smith. Struck 00‘} Unomcial figures shod that. George
*BY 50““‘011- 7: by “New. 6- We Burns leads-the Nationnl League in
lo“ balls—Orr Scanlon. 4: 0“ I‘VE?!» Lgstolen bases. llenog had thirty-eight
Left. on bases»l)arien, 73 Bridgeport, to the New Yorker‘s thirty-seven, in-
11. Umpire—Brothcrton. “UH“ eluding last Thursdn} s games. Since I
hm“ ““d twenty minutes. Scorer—H. then Burns has stolen two to Herzog 3
Peterson. l none
At the expense of the Giants Mr.
EL PA150. Aug 3. ~Harlem Eddy Bertram Daniels is trving hard to shun
Kelly got the decision m Juarez yes- the New York Americans what a mis-
tcrday 111 a' twenty round bout aver; take they made 111' “it-11mg him go.
[Frankie Case, of California it wui - “——
Kelly’s first battle of twenty rounds; “The. players are not denying that
,nnd he 3999““! 3" "33h 3‘ “‘9 finish punishment should be administered to
i“ “I the MM” sSootty ”WWI-’1' Alnsmith and Morgan for their part in ’
Emanugel‘ 0‘ Johhnymdea. I' Kelly's: Thursday’s allalr.’ ems John Henrymt
manager ““0““ b“ “1““ a “”9““ the Washingtona. “But they do maln- :
8” ancml “’0“ 9W? 9‘ “life“ ’blo by hitting Morgan, to go unpas-
. MW
“" ' lubed.” Some years ago in New York ,
Wire Him.
l Sheridan had a light with Danny
~.—...———
finish the s 1- Highland index-am “de- cccaslon who got in the first punch.
tented their b‘ILI 11% if, {113180 Soc, 7 to -
6.11118 mikes tlib debbnd smile the Home runs apparently are about as ,
Sprhigwoods have won mm a series easy to make in the National League
that is to decide 111;. championship of as three buggers. The leading ten
Samarium! The rivalry between slugger! hive sixty-live triples to on
these teams is- “this“. the 80.1116 ty-threc homers. Stands and bound“ '
b81318 mm: by frequent quarrels. lat-y fences doubtless help to coconut
Getting back to the game itself, for this condition. . .
which was interned every urinate, '
the stimuli were first, to score, but
o—d—o—
11 Wall 5:
Mollwltz, the Reds' first baseman
fltmmmhfifih“
Willi.
ACORN
“.Alno‘llcpalrc tor All Banjul.
Jones 81 Hotcliltiss
Conpeny
15711111411111), limits
Pruner
"iii
G Jar
and go through every department.
Rb 0115
for Fancy Work,
.Ribbons
bolls. ..
Beautiful Ribbons in Roman --
stripes, Dresden ribbon in light If
grounds, plain moire ribbons ..
with Dresden borders and sat-1:
in and moire ribbons in black, ..
white and colors. Prices range ..
from ..... '
Black Ribbon, velvet 11‘; Nos.
9 1216,20
:t‘olnrcd‘ Ribbon, velvet in No
251: yard I‘
.J. LMallette
88 Washlnntcn St. :1
"I'd. Mir 80. Nomllk. I.
Girdles, Sashes and Hair ltlb- 1: ‘;
190 to 501: per yard 3
.251: to 40:: yard '.
Maire 460
Faithful
mm
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