MIME
NEW YORK. July 28 —Snlt (or
breach of contract was filed vester
ue baseball club on a claim assigned
l'Iby A. Vincent Campbell. player.
is asserted Campbell
contract last
Powers.
Hotliers Km Thu
' Genuine casturia
year by Patrick T.
P
that the contract was renewed
tent. The complaint as-
ser-ts the club failed to lite up to the
I contract.
1
int l‘t Hht’.
l MATINEE BOXING SHOW.
ttioii of tight tarts from all over the
.statc tomorrow afternoon. For a'
s lthree o'clock the Casino will be the
scene of one of the best cards ever
l>tlletlultd Iltl llll'b't‘ parts. The card I:
Irrade up of three star fifteen round
IbOlilS b‘thHl lhe
lYoung McAu‘ iffe
IJohiirit llovtaid \ s
In
Ilse
Fur llveri
Thirty Years
BASIllIlIA
"I W. Iona-am l3' 1... om.
tollouin: irtgii'
llaiini Couloii.
llud t'orinors. and
Sailor .lllt'lt ('ai'r'til.
\l( Aulifie fini. lied his training for
Ibis stito with (“onion after a hard
Iworkout today. He reports he llv\t’l‘
was in bellt'r condition and, if he is
beaten. it will be by a better man
‘lle is down to the required w.eicht
Afltl his bout with (‘ou
‘on he will itst tip loi lllt balance of
the surrim er and will not be seen in
lactioti attain until the laitei part of
‘September.
Satl or tariol Studs “()ltl liom H ii
In lcli liia has III I 11 training.
that he
\5.
lilzi ll'dl'l} is
Il23 pounds.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
“llt‘. c llt
.s in title condition and
IiltIi'lllt. s
the tar. and when he Was told what
l'ttll‘ttl Hiltl
if anyone is to get it sleep pill.
would wager l'. would be he
I
Will Save your
Lawn, Flowers and
Vegetables Dur- mm
ing the Dry Hot till}“3331.3”“33. ”333
Weather ‘
-liou)d also prove to be it
out. ~izzlini: atlair.
1‘ A. D. MORGAN
.122 Washington St: So Norw alk
*‘%—
.trtttlillun,
.tord. lle \iill cirtti the ring at about
.. . _ 160 pounds.
9 I. This is the first afternoon
Muslin Underwear IlIIII
will start promptly at three o‘clock.
Unusual Values
Presenting dainty summer styles in COMBINATIONS,
GOWNS. CORSET COVERS. SKIRTS, etc., beautifully
trimmed and exceptionally well made.
They are reduced in price only because the collection
comprises odd lots and broken sizes. Many charming mod-
tltt‘ Iltllllft. The
water front and. if lhc weather is nice
the sides will be opened. tlict'cby malt-
'llli: it one of the molt-st arenas III the
country.
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day against the Newark Federal Leag-- Amelinin Association
I 1
It
was given alKilliter, outfielder, who with Charlesl
vice-president of the club.
providing for a salary of $7,875. and to Cincinnati. Mr. Wathen said the
last
September for a year With a 5 per ruset‘r to state the amount involved.
t Walnut Beach will be the destina-
t'X-
.he sniilul and said that
lie-i make.
who I silk because it is the best:
would do the delivering and not the name of being America's
between i In...
('Onntlrl‘lAmtrlm‘s best silk Hrtlrl‘
humming;
Howard has been‘urday night.
i‘i'sllnl.‘ up for the past few months.
and has had plenty of time to net lninuphm”,
He has been working with pm, a “Hump “mm“...
llob Moha and Jim Barry for tire past ‘
two weeks. at llontl‘s thin It Strat-
show 3
The bouts nap."
'i‘lic prtuiioters have arranged for spe.
. in] car aritl iltney so-i'iice to and from lII"
t'ttsiiio is right on Ilit‘-.
.
.I\\'lit»n using
i
it room not
LOUSVILLE. K). Jul) 28.-l——0wn
let 0 H. Wathen. of the Louistille
team. 311-?
mounted yesterday the fill-chase from’
the New York Nationals of Wade
'lIIAE lllllflm
tlierzog figured in the recent deal by
which Christy Mathewson was sent
deal was a trash transaction. He ro-
—SEWING MACHINE DEMONSTRA.
‘ “0".
While strolling down Washington
the other t-teuiiiu our atteu
tron was attracted by a crowd infroiit
of A. J. Ange-vine a Son ttt'>
window. We stopped and round :1
Sewing Machine bung
strattd. The operator was stitchiiii:
lailtes' with beautiful shadtsl
—.lk. plate engt‘atrnt! could
tillitlly lto‘ more perfect. “Ie WtI'l't‘ ills
' rll't—‘t‘l
:lule
“as demon-
littllltw‘
Steel
\llt-tl to step lllrltlt‘ on- of
the names in sill. souvenirs
was the recipient. We found the Sew
int: \iachiiie to be a beautiful parlor
:‘csixn. cabinet—
and, .tl
'lll_\' “ife
imeiitbltiia a niusit
:tilllx'llrllli; that “truld ornament any
parlor. A man hi the name of W. t,‘
Free invented the new movement
used in this lllllt'lllllF‘. and it limits the
"The One
tan hardly make a lulslflhv in getting
this lllrttlllllt‘. as it Ollltl'
tirakt-s nt hitli grade niatliiiies “llh
the new mottmc.nt “Rotosil.' added
. o it lite Ule‘lel. Ml.‘ \t‘. . Lilia,
the ~illt artist, entertained us royally.
explaining the good and exclusive tea
.iitirtior's liaint‘. III‘H‘ "
rest- nobles
ipects to beat Bar” in about tWelte mm (,1 this “ondprful “The l‘ret’
ll:‘ttl\ rtiltirall) tllflIt'h “llll Sewing Machine
“e titre also at
‘trattcd by llll beautiful ~illt and satin
used. and leanied it was the lleltling
Mr. Ellis says he uses fielding
it hits the
best silk: it
laoes well with "The Frw." America's
Sewing Machine. ttperantd by
\V. 1' Ellis.
Demonstration continues until Sitt-
Just think of it! One of
l"l‘lie Free," Aiiiericn‘s nest Sowing
is sent to ytvur home; it
. and is also
tlusured against tire and accident for
ltive imrrs. You don't hate
PM it a needle for the vt an.
A \‘t llrztllk .\. J. Anctttui a Son t‘o
tor a strip of satin. stitchcd on “The
with nt‘lillnflIs frost silk. rend-
linu: South Norualk Etching Sentinel.
compliments of A. .l. Ann-tine &
It is a work or art and plainly
liotts llll‘ itlrllltt‘ of Illl‘ sillt artist.
"The Free." laid}
her name lll silk by
at the atom
Son
t \el‘}
vets a stttttctttt'
tallint: Special tll'llllln-
stratioii al this week. of "The Free,”
. ' . ___.___...._. Atticrrcas Iil'~l Sit\\lll.l .\liu'l|lllt‘,
(Is in every size are included. READY FOR AMUSEMENT PARK _
Regular $1 00 GOWNS at ........................ 79¢ GAME- OLIVE BRANCH LODGE INSTALL-
Regular $1.25 and $1.50 COMBINATIONS at 98¢ “IIIh IIIIbIII “IIIIII‘I’IE I" IIII‘ box IIIII. ATION'
RCgtilar 35c Embroidery Trimmed DRAWERS ..... 20 5¢ thc ltlivallln,’ IIII-I” lit-tiriii_toii‘ Arms, (um. mun.” “Mg... Krrtuh's “f
. , . team. \\ tici “I play in tiis city. [i‘v‘gl'lflfi‘ held _. ”pup,- ”MUM. 1",:
Clllldrcns MUSLIN DRAWERS' 3“ SlZCS """"" 19¢ fl Sunday afternoon, will hate to tiittcl ri m \npr ) uk . I]. I- .. - -
Etc., Etc.. Etc. . t: . . Nu m usuitss was
to or hold its reputation by fillllllllh'. a
victory over the pitct~~triiiktriu lotitls.
atr‘criatltt-Iicd tlic
Ulli’
IlIlic Visitors.
ltitrlitiu
by
pro irrit-r' :tbi itir-s ol~
"Spud" l-‘iiiii. backed tip by a strong
riiiit-ld tlulcrise. including "llutcli"
blit‘fluiml. “'l‘lp" lidttaids and Me
i drum-h. citii ltdl tip a terrific battlc.
will in. \votilr trait-lint: many
to witness.
t. hit-l‘t
I mil: >-
Tlic locals trill take tltu field with
.tlic same lint-tip as of oitl, and will
obtain in the satire batting
,order. Much depends: upon the ef-
li‘orts of 'i‘oliiii in lll!‘ hm. for the vis-
lttrsltlt‘s being llttliltt'fi lll‘t‘
VUDOR
limbo-mg Warp;
l voltalilt'
VUDOR Cord slldES—Wiffl them I I
WDOR
./ ccro lasts twice as long as it does with pulleys
Re-eniorcmg Warns
'itttl‘: also
I “IlII‘. "Speed" Firm in the box and
I'll bunch of llridneportcrs at his back.
} memories of the old days of Norwalk
‘vs. Yosts. will be brought to the minds
lot the old fans. Such a game its
‘Sundat's promises to he. should not
'be iirissed hi a single Norwalk lotcr
Porch and Lawn Furniture '
i M'CANN ROASTS PLAYER.
l Gene .‘lCCtllln had an argtimcL‘.
;\\lll\ t‘atclier Firth. of the New Lon-
=don club after last Saturday's double-
Ilieader, and that's how (fie story
[started about Fish being released
INow McCann declares he didn't re-
Il‘I-L tlr.
Evocy Shade Equipped Iwilh Vudor Safely Wind Device
Have been getting so much better and prettier each year
that the Outdoor Furnishings are now as attractive and
necessary as thosé inside.
Our line of Summer Furniture contributes comfort and
long service.
PORCH CHAIRS . $1.00 up
§g%%us%%¥ggoscxs ' ' """""""" ' ' ' ' ‘ $3??? 3? ilease Fish. The catcher was annoym
FORCH SCREENS. o o - . . - . . . ........ a . ----- éfié “I: ; becamt’ McCann Sent ln Harvey Rus_
CROQUET SETS .. I: ..................... S] b: ll] :59“ to bat for him. Fish threw his
RATTAN coucnieisIII. I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I. $7 50 ill: ““8“ and ““9“ ”WW ““3“" ‘°
itlie ground. This caused Mct‘ann to
i give the player a fine bawling out.
It is possible to find here about everything you want
and at prices that will please you.
_._s¢
3 Font. .etoHrEns. BEWARE!
Foul fighters will keep away from
-St Louis ln future. Robert Hall. box-
ing commissioner of' that city has in-
Ifurnied the irrnnioters that they are
not required to the any money to
boxers guilty 0: striking foul blows.
l whether intentional. or not.
l
hcnten boxer from ending a contest
with a foul blow.
'hittcrs. l
The object or the rule is to deter aI
transacted .thc followin: otlicerswi-re
tis' tll~tl Isl. \\ tl'tl ll lt
l‘i tit Siaiirioitl:
t‘.—\\'llllam \"ollnicr.
’l‘.utiiiriis. it.
Y. t‘. Joseph W. tioi'ltaiu.
.\l of \\'.r Neliciiiialr t‘andce.
i Pin—William F. Korn.
l \v. of .-t.. John w. l‘triinincton.
l. t‘..- \\'il‘i:ini tl‘llitra.
0. t2. .lUllll \\'illi.iiri
'l‘lries.
RID MAHLING DROPS
DEAD OF HEART DISEASE
NEWARK. N. .1, July '_‘\'. William
)3. (“Kid") Blaliliug, wrdcly lknown
ago as it shortstop in
what is now the International Base-
ball League. dropped dead of heart
dist-rise at his home horn yesterday.
”It“ ill )‘t‘ltl‘i
I vould probably be called upon to face
conspicuous, by its absence.
'lv.rti\crivsi llt‘
Inttd when fllt' t‘aliforriian was asleep
to buy'
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 19:5
MIMI lllll
Al Sim lHlGlll
Decisive Victory 0m Irish Will
Give W to Lenard
NEW YORK, July 28,—” Benny
Leonard should by (halite hang a
modem blow on the firm, square
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Entombed 185]
Business Hours from 8:30 a m. to 6 p. m- daily.
Saturdays included
Che Dmktad C0.
yaw of Freddie Welsh tonight at the
\t‘nshinguln Sporting club, the \lcml'
"harlie White in a twenty round bout
in Colorado on Labor Day.
11 Benny fails to land the puntli
soporollc then Freddie, his grand old
title safe am sound. will keep the err.
lltgr‘ult’fifIllt‘ inndt- with White.
Jurist-d b) the result of their last'
encounter. the knockout, which would
transter the title to Benny. will be.
At anYI
rarc Leonard “Ill hate to make amid-I
ital change in his plan of battle it he
to do more than outpoint the
lie will have to abandon1
txpecis
tlluliilllttil.
I M PORTANT NOTICE
Ordinance for Stores, to take effect July
26, 1916.
.\ll t'ltildrcn undertur )cars of age are to lie cx-
clutlctl from storcs. llliS ortlcr is to takc 0?ch Im-
iiicdiatcly. Sign. dl
BUARD (,llr llll’tlflll tt>\l.\ll:\ISlt I\lil\'.\I.
12;. (I. llottartl Duiilar. LIlcrlt'.
\.pprttiatiug that lllt 14‘ ml of the ct immunity is at
stakt. we are iltasttl to pr lll tlris rioticc tIi'orri
lllt‘ llt‘ullli littttrtl, and WC <llttll 3'ch lllt‘ t‘alllt‘sl llttllka‘
possililc \tlicn tlic Iran is liltt‘tl and little follt ll‘.;l\ again
cutcr the store.
l't \‘cl . t‘tl
’m t.lI.lliUll> tactics he displayed in
the ulllt i‘ batili (and which apparent»
l) mic the result of counsel from his
corner) anti rush into the champion
\‘llh all the fury, strength and coni-
Other-
tiise he will discover at the end of the
't-lllll round that he has lllt'lt'll’ out-l
pointed the Union. which is meanlnu'l
to ss tllllt‘l‘ in the records or in glory.
Leonard has an opportunity before
him tonight, but knocks
hard and often he profit
iiitlt'li.
Hill >llllllllflll.
unless he
will not
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SAMMY M’NICHOLS IS POPULAR.
.\‘l".\\' Ytllllt. July 2x. Sammy Mc-
xitlmls is much more popular today
on the \\It‘rl Stile than llt‘ lll
i'tlock Wednesday lllLlil. Sunny.
who is known in the ring as Young
lit-ill). “its ju>l getting ready for his
second tocountcr with llay Rivers.
“as at
in the seventh llelily was again in
good standing on Tenth avenue. Ills
trieiids innistod the. first round knock-
out or“ the West Sitter by lllt‘crs war-
diie to a lucky punch. It was a very
hard punch. ‘
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LOCKWOODS ARE CONFIDENT OF
VICTORY.
The Lockwood A. A.
“I” otcr New T'aiiaaii when
clash, tomorrow afternoon. at
South .\t'cirtie Firm. New t‘aitaan.
tltzntiticrt .tntl llloomquist willwork
for lllf‘ Lockwoodrt. and will be oppos-
cd by Weber and Multoy. llus lean-s
ltlltt sharp. account!)-
is sure of H
they
the
tltib i'otuus at
tizttiit: rooici‘s.
Thr- l.ot ltwoods have about the best
team that cttii be gotten together and
taint to cop the bacon.
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Warm Weather
and Winds
Have no effect upon the hold-
ing qualities of our "Best Yet"
Eyeglass Mounting- We know
how to adjust them for se-
curity and comfort.
fl
THAMER
The “Three 0" Eye Servlco.
Ocullatl, Optometrlatc, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Tlil 9. Eat. 1897.
lla'lilint'. who was born in t'lcvclaiid.
thirty-seven years ago. was voted the
most popular player in his league in
39o9.
llllfllllAIlllS All
l0 II
All Over the County They Are Taking
“Neutrone Prescription 99”
“Neutrone Prescription 99" removes
the poisonous accumulations that
lodge in the blood.
After one wcck‘s use you will be
looking at other sufferers instead of
being an object of misery and bit)“. .
lose and llmbered up. hll aches and
Your joints and muscles will he.
misery will be gone. you will feel like;
new. .
As soon as you take “Neutrone Pre-
scription 99‘ you can feel the palnl
and misery leaving and comfort and
happiness coming in. Go to your drug-
gist today and get a 50:: or 81.00’ bot-1
tie. then enjoy life, feel like doing;
gist: everywhoro.
things min. lull orders filled one.
31.00 also. The Cltflord Pharmacy I
South Servant And all not! rim-l
In south min moan-oi Narnia;
ilANllllll-ZAT
ouriii
' comm
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sci-irritant DISPLAY }
Dainty Frocks of Voile and Lawn
Charming little Afternoon Frocks of Embroidered
Voile Lawn and Dimity. tit led at «l ill l‘lllttl \‘t iih ltit‘c,
some with wide tollars. \tit ll oicr drains and
topics. lloili plain and \\llllt' lll corrzhiiiatioirs oi Iiuurul
material.
stilllt
l‘lUWt‘Yt'tl (lruantl‘cs iii tgiiiirtt riiiIilctl tliIccts‘. .\ll
t‘illtllI‘I,
_ $3.95 mt $5.00.
.\ llll'.‘ gissortiittiit.
Ft‘t‘tflltl lIltJtII‘.
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New at the Lace Section
Camisole Laces. points and scallops.
“'lfll openings for rilrltons. \Icry cas_\
vcry dainty to \\ car under thin liloiiscs,
Embroidered Yokes for halt)- ft'm‘l..<.
French laid work in llll)‘ ttrczttlis, lturttrilics .llltl floral
sprays. 25 to 89 cts.
Flounces for hairy frocks, wry dainty, 50 ct. to $1.25
cilct‘ts‘.
‘rllt'llxt’ up. and
25 to 89 cts.
l7\tpiisitrl_v line
wide
in
Summer Candy. \liiit Stuarts
l‘Irctich jurdait .\lirioiitls,
J.ll) lit |\t s
33 cts.
60 cts.
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Change in Store Arrangement
Necessary
fitting to the c\tr;tortliit.try t-\tciisioit oiI lviisiitcss in
our t‘oat and Suit art-l .‘lilliiitry llt'lml'llll‘ tits. lltilll locat-
(‘tl on the St‘Ctllltl floor. it llt)\\' liccoiucs iict‘cssai'\ to pro-
\‘ltlc more spat‘c tIoi‘ tlicsc sprt‘ial shops for \\(I‘.l!t‘ll. that
tltcrc may lie iirtirc room for our cusltilllc’l‘s to more
about in, as \vcll as to provide more room for lllt.‘ dis-
play and storage of goods.
Realivittg‘r the necessity for this. protisioii has llt't‘ll
made to move the g'ciicral ofticcs, lltt\\ lotsaictl mi tlic sec-
oiitl floor, rcar, to the tliir'diloor. This prot'itlcs a corri—
Ittl'fllltlt‘, light and airy spacc ‘t‘.lllt‘ll tlic .\lillittct'\' shop
will occupy. and thc (oat :iiiil Suit Shop “ill in turn ex-
lciitl its spacc to lllt‘llltlt' that spat‘c on tlic second floor
which tltc Millincry trill soon have. ~
(llSltllllt‘l's' liavc doubtless llt‘lt‘tl that. tlic work of
llltH'Illg‘lS alrcatli‘ tllltlt'l' way. .\iitl while this iiiav mean a
slight lllt‘fllth‘lllt‘llCt‘ to many. \\ c wish to ass‘tir‘cI you that
\l'tlllx' will lie ltastctietl lorttartl so that tlic opt‘i'atioits may
lie contplctctl with ft< great Fitcctl and little :ttiiiotnitcc as
possible. The results. we arc stii‘c. _\\ill iriorc IlliIill please
\‘(HL
\Vc'vc liccti growing this \\‘Il_\' siiicc 1857.
You may shop here every day tintil 6 o‘clock.
Saturdays included.
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Alan...“ 5
Rule. h
Ellie E. ill. Emit aluminum}:
The City National Bank
Banking necessities vary with the requirements of busi-
HESS.
If prospective plans include the opening of a new or ad-
ditional bank account, let us explain why we believe this
Bank’s facilities will be of particular value,
It will be worth your while to learn the scope of the
service rendered customers of this conveniently located a
progressively managed institution.
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Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
I idioms 333.1532 ,
M
“3th TYPEWNTERB - L.c
Smith. Underwood
uranium all otlterIr
mans. colds fluted
.. - Rentals. '3
roar math. Varhtnes
an at I5 1»! mm-
M nonuucv
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
—-BR1DGEPORT—
Formerly known aa Bridgeport Steam Dyelng a. Lleanlng Co.
Silk Dreuel, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Cut-ulna Cleaned.
Telephone 4786. H. LYNGE, Prop.
lFor Best Results Try
a Classified Advertismeni:
298 State St, Bridgeport
an. Page Eleven-
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