.5: ‘."3 ,‘fl‘
m...” v...
" mitts ‘
('lld Well Commandery 956, U. 0. G.
, m l meet this evening.
untitltlgllam Post, No. 12, G. A. 3.,
mil meet this evening [or their regu-
lzlr \‘tt'lily business.
to. M1109 Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. 11..
nul lllt't‘l this evening in the rooms
Lll Main street (or regular business.
lloullne business was transacted at
ltd night's meeting of Olive Branch
inttlgt', Knights of Pythins. installa-
i to of L‘mt't‘l's will take place at next
utek': meeting.
o—Stl‘dWS, 81.25 to 82.50. O'Brien's.
Altck O'Connor, of Stunrt avenue.
, it» :60“ I poeition '1“! [he Amer-
.- all Uraphopbone Company. of
LIIJE‘P‘J": hating resigned at the
:x'orwulk Lock Company.
The police received complaint last
twntng about boys destroying proper-
~y on Ha'bor avenue. The Cooney
;-!tlllt rty was the one which was most
.‘nnuged by the boys.
l‘oiire of the city are still doing
on): at the matinee and evening per-
itrnlant-es of the theatres to make
III: that the Board of Health order
it gar-ling the children in enforced.
l’tl~lllla.~'lt*r Andre‘w Lctry and tam-
l‘_\ have moved from their home, at
10 Railroad avenue, to the former
t‘olnuot'k home, South Main streetfi
Mr. Leary recently bought the prop-l
t rty.
'l‘ltw twenty-minute service by ll‘ol'
l-g. livttveen Norwnlk and Westport.
l.or.l 1:10 to 9:10 p. m. daily, appears
Riding is as heavy
was previously on
t l he \tutlanttd.
:t all times as it
"w t'ortynminutc lieadway,
Engine Company, No. l, of Norottm,
i‘otlll.. passed through the First dis-
Ll‘lt‘l. this morning, on their way it)
Sittlll Rock, for a day‘s outing. livery
our in the party was supplied with it
till holn. and they made lots of noise
as they passed through.
The condition of Detective Se"-
neant Thomas Leatherland was report-
ed as slightly improved this morning.
ltlr. Leatllerland is gaining rlrt‘llutllt
every day and his many friends hope!
that he will be able to leave the host
piui soon.
—-U1nbrelllrs, sleeve mourning bands.l
O'Bflen's. |
—Keep etery roonl ili your house at;
the. "some «will (‘0me temperature,
with llurnhtlm Boiler Cosy (‘onllott‘
llcttt. Lord .u Burnham Co., lrvington,l
N 1'.
(barge “'eyerllausct', of Cross:
elreet, Norwalk', was admitted to moi
Norwallt Hospital, last evening, and
operated on for hernia this morning.
'l‘hc operation is not believed to be so.
inns, tltlti .\Ir. \l'vycthltuacr's friends
nrc “is-hint: him it silt-ed} recovery.
Plans wrrc discussed at last even-
illg‘s meeting of South Norwalkt‘oun-
(II, No. 127.3, K. of (‘.. for the working
of llll first, second and third degrees.
It is expected that all of the degrees
mill be worked on dates between now
and the first of September. Other mut-
l.o\\t‘ll, U; Bridgeport. U (13 in
t :‘s of routine business were triins- mug”.
“t"‘l‘d- Lawrence, :3; New London, 2.
The men who are employed by the
my street cleaning department have Standing In Eastern League.
(‘t'llllllflllled to the police that a num- w, 1,, 11.0,
in r 01‘ boys in the First district. whomew London ,,,,,,,,,,, 4t 19 1595
are employed in the grocery stores Portland .............. 40 20 .697
and meat markets on Main street con- “'oj'cegipr ............. 3. 30 5.59
tinually annoy them by throwing fruit Springfield ............ :t :m .33:
and vegetables at them. The police Lynn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3t; 33 522;
will make an investigation. Hartford .............. 27 37 .422
Edmund E, Crowe is in receipt of an Lawrence ............. :37 37 .422
invitation from William R. Wilcox. Lowell ................27 38 .415
thairman oi the Republican National New Haven ---------'-‘5 39 .391;
lonlmittee. to be present at the oiflcial midi-7911011 ------------ 2'3 47 .329
tintiiication of Charles E. Hughes of
Its selection as the nominee of the
Republican party for the presidency.
:.t Carnegie Hall, New York city, July
:llst. Also to a reception by Mr. Hugh-
ts. at the Hotel Astor, following the
11' ~t iiication exercises.
Busmess Economy
The modern way, of' PM
by check has been one of
the greatat aide to bushes!
progress. It means the
right kind of economy- to
pay by check. Iris a div
., tinction of no meagre con-
sideration to pay your bill!
by a check on. this . 9‘9!
greasive bank. Chafing no»
counts, large 6r- mfl; for
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gamcs Yeotcrday.
l’himirlpllia. 63; Cincinnati, 0-5.
mCLIEO. 1: New York, U.
St Louis .3: Boston. ;‘
Brooklyn-Pituburgh, wet grounds. ‘
Standing in National League.
W. L. P.(‘.
Bi ookltn .............. 46 32 5%
Benton ................ 41 33 .534
Philadelphia ........ ‘. . .43 34 .55;
New Yol 1i ............. 35 40 .457
Pittsburgh ...........3:i7 40 .481
Chitego ............... {U H .475
St. Louis .............. 40 46 .465
Cincinnati ............. 35 50 .412
Games Today.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia ill t‘inciunail.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Game: Yesterday.
Washington. 4-2: t‘hit'ago, 3-1.
St. Louis, 4: New Yolk, 2.
Detroit, 3'. Boston, ‘2 (13 innings).
t'lcveland, 4-0; l'hilmltllphia, ""
u'-.
Standing in American League.
W. L. I’.C.
.tht Yolk .............;'.0 36 .551
Boston .............. is 36 .57
i'levtlntltl ............. I! 38 55
\\’asl.illtttln ........... iii 39 .54
('Illt .iLU ............... I.) 39 .53
lletltllt ................ 47- 42 .617
Si. Ltltlls .7 4!: .4'5
l’hllntiephla ........... 111 60 .241
Games Today.
(‘lllt‘itutl :tt “’ashintr‘ull.
Si. l.tlUl.~ :li Ni it link.
l’f‘ll‘tlil :tl llostoll.
(lowland at I'llllulllt‘lllll'lili
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Providence, 3‘. .lllt’lil'lltllltl. 2.
Nt-u‘a'k, 3; Baltinlorr, 2.
Montreal. 8: Buffalo, i.
Toronto, 3-9: Itocht-str-r, 1-6.
Standing in International League.
W. L. P.(‘.
lltti'lttlo ................ 4‘.’ 34 .553
1’1 tit .llf‘lli‘t‘ ............ I; 36 .544
Mltlllf'ull .............. ~12 36 .538
litt‘t intore ............. 43 38 .531
'l‘oron'n "t 36 .520
lticttlnond ............. W :39 .494
Newark l. 46 .418
Born Slt‘l' ............. 2‘! 44 .397
Games Today.
Montreal lit Iltlfi‘alo.
1 the talk of the city, the fans having
'8 almost forgotten Benny Kauil‘. another
1 former favorite.
v... .1“- ... .
ready and pin: up prone: claimants.
but others had erected m at insui-l
ficient strength. He will innit All the
bottling beaches alaig the New Jersey
share.
1"
iifn'mr ’
g
decal his to Invested in
Mtfflilfllflfl
—-—.o-
Ilill Donovan is leading the Yankees
at a rather fast pace. although his
team is without the service's oPseven
star players. which include Leftyl
High, the former Hartford left fielder,
who has been the talk of this city. The
tujurtd includes three pitchers,(}eoige
Mogridze, Ray Caldwell and Nick Cul-
lop. The former is suflering with a
sprained arm, Caldwell with an lniur.
ed kneecap. and the latter with a mus-
cle torn under his last rib. The other
stars are Frank Baker, who has three
broken ribs; Frank Gilhooley, laid up
with a broken ankle, and Fritz Mateo],
with a broken collarbone. The utility
players of the Yankees are the ones
who are keeping them up in the lead.
although it cannot be said how long
they will stand the pace.
“Peweo” High. as he has been call-
vd by his teammates lately, hull been
Every day Hartford
baseball fans have been watching
llipb's work closely and are deeply in-
terested whether he will finish the set
30" with a better batting mark titan
lienlly Kuufl‘ will maintain. At pres-t
t'nl High is loading Kitui‘f in halting!
.I. number of errors.
Willi 'l'ar
muncmavmm
Elm
atelage, while Kutlfi' has already model
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A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS.
with richest voice; the glorious efiecu of our favorite
kinds of COAL which are bunght into your homes when
wintry blasts are without. Order NOW at am prices
as no one knows what is before them. Be prepared fior any
fillyMOND BROTHERS
L Phone "3-3. :31 Wuh’ngttun St.
r
By Express Today
BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, SEA BASS, PORGIES,
COD. BUTTER, TILE. NATIVE EELS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAKS. ' V
CUTBILL’S BRIE GE MARKET
Phone. rod and 109.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
J OHSONTON 85 MURPHY’S
Shoes for men $8.00
The finest shoes to be had anywhere. The price seems
small when the style. comfort and wearing quality of a
Johmton'& Murphy shoe is considered.
L Satisfactory hosiery for the family
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I1 WMHINO‘IW "REIT TELEPHONE 14M
FEThe City National Bank
MUTUAL iNTEREST
The business enterprises of our customers are of inter-
est to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we
have earned from our many depositors through strong,
conservative and progressive methods.
_ If there is any way in which‘this Bank can be of set-
vrcc to_you, do not hesitate to consult with its officers—
they Wlll appreciate the opportunity. of an interview.
lAllCoatt . . . ‘/ato‘/zoifa
Specials for Saturday
$6 8: $7 Summer Dresses $3.75
Your choice of any $6 & $7
summer dress in the store to-
morrow . . $3.75
$1.39 Wash Skirts 95c
Silk Sweaters 3.95 5.95 to $15
$2 to $5 Shape
$1 Corsets
$1
. . . 79c
Suits at V2 Price
Bathing Caps . . 25c to $1
.m
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or Up-to-dlto Servlce Coil
FRED H. GANUNG.‘
Funeral Director and Embaimc
The New Science”
ChimprnctIc in the definition of th
‘—
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
F ashion’s Approval
has been set on Sports Clothes .
and every woman is wearing E
them whether she is a sports-
vvoman or simply looks on.
They are delightfully lcm- D
ininc and piqunnt, and
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS
show them at their best.
\I'c ask you to call at our Pat-
tern Counter and see the new
A U G U S T _
Pictorial Review Patterns
“‘""d‘.‘»iiifi““’ NOW READY
nun W} lb con}.
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l'ttli itlmtv :tl .\I\\li l\
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ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
5480.
Office and Residence. I
Telephone 904 _ . ““1” 0’ the dim and the art at
Mnin 8t.
‘ t It creates pinched nerves and pain in
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Lynn, 5; llllrtt‘ortl. l. »_
Springfield. 51; \t‘mt-tstér, 1-2.
Portland, 4; New Haven. 3.
Games Today.
Lynn at Hartford.
New Haven at Portland.
.anrence at New London.
Lowell at Bridgeport. '
Springfield at Worcester.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Minneapolis, 8; Columbus. 3.
Toledo, 3: St. Paul, 2.
Indianapolis. 6; Milwaukee. 0 (8 in-
nings. rain).
LouisvilloKansn's City, rain.
l'
"SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES
' YESTERDAY.
Memphis. 8; Nashville, 0.
New Orleans, 2: Birmingham, 1.
Little Rock. 9: Chattanooga, 9 (call-
ed. and of ninth. darkness).
: llama so: Ali-no, 2.3.
W
‘mn: NET; on BATHING IEAGN-
business or for the hm
hold are cordially 111M .
—— at“?
Them
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:3.
‘ WASHINGTON. July ans-Captain
Colin. of the Court Guard cutter lo-
.luwk. lent tntho New Jersey co—uo
{do In mounds-mint Mr.-
K. O A. GLAVEN
55 NO. MAIN ST.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
., mun right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING '
ls defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
l
1 MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
«. Plumbing and Heatlng
Tel. 1354.
North Main St.
8. Norwalk
Minoan!" Its Inmmuo
magma-Um.“
tambourine“ bait.“ o
mummy-tun
mum-bumnc'yhcu
hoclolhwdlmm
on yang m min- or
connect. cum-um
'0an '4'"
We. 5, .
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The Little Shop 3
If you need to buy a cake for tea. “mu" V
Chlro ra t mo are elk
Try, chocolate layer and pleascdtgllsemhpanll 0:111. s£t§hfi.mr§ll MOST LIBERAL The Reed & V
. mus h in . '
i you wrll he. terms in yglirtl'IOIlLd;g $5332.32“, for Electflcal CO. .
f ~ ' ' .zwn "l tt.i- . —'~ ”
iSo while you re houscclcamng,t M mesioillll‘c.“ ‘?:J°:{u°1::v‘:rmr:g$ BETTLR CLOTHING The Only Fully Equipped '.
too busy to bake. 58""!!! the Chiropractor a chance to -——
l help you.
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1’ Phone to 5 Mom“ f r yourk Magnetic treatments given also.
bread and cake. i .
The Banner Bakery 1 T’ Francis, '1 C'
;Tcl. 367 5 Monroe street
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SUMMER
SCHOOL
1“]? .9 to August 5.
Hours 8:00 to 12:39
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
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7:181. 7:40. 7:55x, 8:21x, 8:59x, 9:23x..
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3:29, 4:151. 4:31x. 5:18x, 5:45, 6:022.1
6122:, 7202:. 8:06x, 9:53x.
‘ Sundays.
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9:191. 10:33:.
P. M.—12:0k. 1:071, 2:44x, 3:12;,
4:31; 5:45, 6:02;. 7:02;, 7:12. 7:45;.
7:671, 8206:. 9:531, 10:05:, 10:40:.
New York to South Not-walk.
A. M.-——4:41x. 6:30, 8:40. 7:51x.
6:491, 8:69..
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l Inter life in the amount organs and
84 Wilmington an, no. Not-wont. Conn.
All Commercial and
Special TuitionRaIe
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Everything ior ~‘
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OUR CREDIT TERMS
ELECTRICAL 81-1013
In the Tom .
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Mom 8!.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Elk.
Iialcly d'Brcnnan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
notion. preserving kettiel, jar ringgl
leconomy jar topo, at lowest prices.
25 Wuhlfllm 81.; South Not-walk
m I”!
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Be Sutelts A
Preserving “1mg
Macon, Sure Seal hnd Economy fruit
jars in [/3 pt, 1 pt., 1 and 2 qt. sizes, ME 1:; mm 2:“
jolly glams, jelly strainers, cherry 0‘ ~. :1“ u
Auk Your Grocer?“ Thom.
Insist on them at your red- ‘
taurants.
AMP. Gellebe
Prompt Dcuvery.
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10:06. 10:50:.
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5:39. 6:00x,6:00, 7:152. 7:95:. 9:052. M w ' .
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LIL—6:00. 8: . 9:001. -9:211, .
1mm. 10:50:. I; u. NORWALK PHONI -
P. n.-—-1x:1o:. 1:081. 2:003. 8:852. an. II coo no m .
5:01, 5:252. 6:09; 7:908. $105.: w zu: 3“ g .
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