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CORSETS
Designing a Corset is not a matter of taste. it is
I matter of knowledge. So with purchasing a corset, it
should not be selected according to whim or caprice. It
is too fundamental an arti:le of dress—too definitely the
foundation for everything else. It is either right or wrong.
. , Lest they choose mistakenly. discerning women let no
_ . question of style or silhouette concern them. They tmst
. me knowleidge of an e'xpert corsetiere. We have in our
oy a gra nate corsetiere, who is thorou 1
all points of modern corsetry. n y versed on
. Corsets costing from $2.50 to $6.00
- r ir will
more genuine satisfaction. owing to pe 9' 8ch
their flexible shaping
, and wearing qualifies, than "custom-made" cor
{commune to 3:2.00 pair. sets costing
_ t us show you the latest models in c t‘l -
ttfnl brocades—white or fish color. 0'“ I. and beau
. .,-..T.!...:mg---_ _ _....M.._. ._
Keeping one's property up in condition is true economy-—
We carry a full line of Reliable Paints. Varnishes, Enam-w
els, Waxes. Etc.
A. D. MORGAN
:22 Washington St. "I South
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Furniture Sale. i
is oilering some remarkable savings on Furniture of dis?
illnetive style in Craftsmanship.
. Your opportunity wasnever greater than right now to
the sdyantage oi these "unstable sayings.
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IILIYAUKII. Wis, Lust 11-—
James Barnes, of mounts/isms:
disrupts, and Harry Turpin st Bod-
wing. nun” yesterday undo low so.»
oflilfortheflntuhdaod the
Western open golf champion-Hp u
the Blue Ion-d Camry Club. lanes
Donaldson. of Cheese, nude the
best round of the tfay‘. scoring 68 is
the morn-x but he had trouble lathe
r‘tf‘tilltl round and took 81. Bob
l‘ki‘bli‘i‘. of Champaisrn. iii. and Alex
lime, of Detroit, tied for second place:
at the end with 148, while Jack
liuithinson, of Pittsburgh, national
rumztxuup .md Walter Hagen. met-
ropolitan champion. tied at iii. The
mom spectacular play at the daywas
flllidt‘ by Harry Harris, of Toledo.
who holed out in one stroke on tho
the green is click sod like a circus
ring. with ombaulatncnts,
~.ay
FRAN K RYAN OUTCLAMED.
Bout With Dorsey in Clermont A.
C. Stopped iyy Referee.
NEW YORK. Auxufs lil.--Frankie
Ryan. of Bath Beach. proved no match
for Eddie Dorsey. and their scheduled
bout for ten rounds was 'stoppcd by
Referee John O’fisllivan in the fourth
«\ssitm at the (‘lermont A. 0., in
lln‘tiklya. his! nis‘ht. Dorsey baller-
(”1““):in around the ring in the first
two rounds.
in the tlnrd canto liruu went down
for 1 count. only the bell saying him
from it knockout. After a minute‘s
{lithium in the fourth the. referee stop-
lpel the bout. iifi Ryan was in no con»
"ditiun to continue the milling. Ryan
[Wt'lgihl‘d 136 pounds. while Dorsey
'w.i.- thrce pounds heavier.
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' HARLEM s. c; sours.
.lt Mmy Hill (no relation to Jack and
Hill. who tumbled down bill) will
Smnlw his metropolitan debut tonight
.11! the Harlem S. C. in a bout withthe
vbfln)’ battler known as Nero Chink.
lilill hails from York. Pm. and he has
lrecommcndations from Jack lianion
and other Philadelphia promoters.
Gill is a product of the mining re-
gion, and he came on here purposely
to pet the scalp of Al McCoy. f Gill
can dispose of Nero Chink it will be
'F: the best recommendation he can have
land will probably scare off McCoy.
“1 Another good bout will be between
Eddie Clifford and Wee Wes Barton.
one of the cloverost colored waiters
in the game.
‘ , asexurscn sues raos.
Suit has been begun in the Supreme
lcourl of New York by Frederick Jack-
'litach against the Baltimore Federal
llmwue Baseball club to recover 88;
wmmwmfiqano Justina-lirrncy granted an at-
" - itachmcnt‘aszainst the club‘ properlyt
fin that state. _
i Jnrkllrsch. who was formerly with
= the Brooklyn National League’snd
other major league clubs. alleges that
’ 'on January 15, 1914, he was engaged
iby the Baltimore club to play for it
{for three years at $3.000 a year. He
l'clalms that on or about August 31.
[1915. without cause he was informed
at“: his services were no longer ro-
jquiiod. Thomas J. Higgins is attorney
.for Jacklitsch.
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,New National Champion Will Only
Exhibit at Bayonne Regatta.
. NEW YORK, August 18.———Tom
‘gRoonoy. the new national amateur
, 'scumng champion. will not compete
in the Bayonne people's regatta, on
Newark Bar tomorrow. The National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen has
forbidden Rooney to take part in an-
other regatta this summer. according
to the management of the Bayonne
event. Rooney. will give an exhibi-
lion.
PAGES BEST" MILE EVER
FRAMJNGRAH. lass" Amt 18.
-Tho fastest mile ever paced on a
{half mile track in New_mland was
.plsosd to‘thscaedltofOnr Colonel!»
‘thensyaaislbsctshiseluultofl-
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23?: yard fourth hole, dospile the fact:
DONE IN NEW ENGLAND ’
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was lash-safaris
Isailrslis‘nslfl’euhsl
Local oysterm areas-semi or
theistic over prospects of the oyster
set for the present year, desipte dir-
W! reports from other cities.
it is rather motto. Loweier, sc-
eording to the dealers, to make anV
"diction so early in the season as
the reports do not come until later.
Some hope is ems-rained because
cowms. 0. Assist u—uubet
Trssk, beaten by St. him last week
at Pittsburgh, woo fro. Ii. restor-
dm afternoon in are heat battle for‘
the. Athletic Club 0! Columbus 35.0tlt‘il . .
of the re t of far 1 ll >t .\ 4v
Stare. The race brought a new! 901' o 8’ e 5‘ b m ’
., _‘ ‘ f fl he ‘0‘ he 'Harenund Korwslk, The ll. J. hawk
noilu :‘ round or a \e a" ’l nyster company has not yet made its
best pronoun time ‘0’ such ‘m "emits“ cf the beds to determine the s-‘i
having been made in Columbus is'w the men 0' the commu) exprc~s
191‘ in a. contest that Brace Gird‘e'optimim “hug“ elsewhere dealers
.wou after Billy Burke had take-n th9'aro pecSlfl‘Je‘flC.
{first heat and liailworthy the :‘d‘filhil 0,..." offenings for the preys,“ sea»
I L'nstzadine-ss of Mabel Trash sl\‘0:son opening September 1 do not do
61. Frisco each of the first two Millpond. however. on this year‘s set as
wizlwm rigorous finishes. The (‘orthe t'yrié‘l‘s not involwd in the set
mare, fl slight favorite over the at"?! Fproblcm will not reach the market for
[hots-c, and a two length lead near the‘about four yearn~
and of the first mile 314 surrendered!
it by a break. When ahead near thei
clan of the second she broke “heu- '___
thallenscd by St. Frisco. end Sl-FriS‘, C. 1:. Monro of Bridgeport. was ei-
co son the hut in 2:03 14, the fast-59mm a member of the executive com-
rsl ”11'!“ made by s "0"" anl'll'hi‘l‘i‘lmitlee of the Sixth Comment, Voinre
this. reason. ' two-r Regiment :‘A‘xm-lnll v1.1” the fort."
"also! 'l‘rask in each of lb" ncxt ninth annual reunion held in New
lhl‘co heals mver showed an inclirls-k Britain. Bridgeport was selected as
tion to do anything but trot. Miss‘tlie place in which the next reunion
ll‘erftciion (m the paccmsking, Mabel will be held Sixteen deaths were re-
install and St. Frisco trailing mu the none! for the year. our. rs Meow;
llurns home Three successiie culls President. W. H Wooster, Sev-
bv "NI”. on St. Frisco did not RN 1 mour, vice p1-' ~idt-m. Robert D. Kelley,
‘Ilultt- enough Speed for the overhaul- Pilllfldt'lllllia; Huremryitml treasurer,
the of lluhcl ’l‘rssk. The last quarter \l. F. Smith. \‘i flimsy-Ville; historian.
of the fifth a'nd final heat was stepped C. K, (‘uldm-ll, New Haven; executive
l_ committvc. C. E. Moore, “mint-port;
l‘" unru- "COM" A. 2. Downs, “'th Ville; Joel Ander-
son. Stamford. The next annual re—
union will be hold in Bridgeport. '
"SIXTH CONNECTlCUT REUNION.
CLARK WINS THREE
LEGS ON FIRST CUP
Deteats Boswocth Twice In
Tourney at Nomich.
NORW (‘11. August 18.—There was
not a minute yesterday when there
was not something happening lhai
this out of the ordinary in the nation.
s1 roque championships helm: played rs mm- ”to dancinr pavilion ill \Vul-
here. Eddie (‘lark defeated nosworthwul l'l-‘zlr‘h' The medical examiner
twice in the play for the first \‘anLL'M'O his opinion that death was cans.
Wtcklc medal. making it home run and'etl by annular nnd that it had oc-
\'ery nearly duplication this run in hislr‘urrcd about two days before.
second nulls. This gives (‘lnrltthreel horned was for years a wrilknown
m.- out of the four that must be woniiizuro in the Walnut neat-h section.
to retain the mcdnl. Boswor'h must‘Onc of his dutirs for a long: time wars
win four straighf today u be "meg to to light the street lamps. up to the
int'rxiuctlou of the electric lights.
FOUND DEA” iN BUSHES.
Boom
WeliKnown Walnut Beach Man Vlo
tzm of Aooolexy.
Mill‘fllli‘. Swan 17 ~ lit‘t'un imm-
cd, (le yours old. was found «loud. you-
‘vrtiav nftc'noon, in a t-lulnp of bush-
lwln the modal.
_____........_........._-— ; He leaves two daughters, one in
BIT! WORLD'S RECORD. Bridgeport and the other in Water-
.— bury.
Al Mack letters Mark in High.
' Wheel Sulky Race. !
GOSHEN. N. Y.. August is.—Anoth-
er world's record was added to the
lthrer already made in the trot meet.
which came to ll close yesterday. it
was mndo in the race to high wheel “MOUNCPd yesterday. because of the
lsullries, in which the three money "flak-“"9 0‘ infantile paralysis. For,
lwinuers of the 2:12 trot last Tuesday 3 “"1”“ WHO“. old home weeks and
foetal ilsiherlnas of various sorts are
belnx cancelled.
STATE BRIEFS.
The annual golf tournament sched-
uled for August 30. and September 1.
2. 3 and 4. on the Norfolk grounds.
has been postponed indefinitely. it was
competed.
A! Mark. the Brook Farm trailer.
who won the 2:12 trot on Tuesday and
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- special concession is made, and this
ml? E. m. Emu (finmmmj’ ’{
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Stephen Kulns. thirty-five years old,
is in a critical condition at the Mid,
dletown hospital as a result of being
buried under a pile of 10.000 to 15.000‘:
bricks. He was working at the foot
of the pile in a New field brick yard.
l tossing bricks up to another workman,
on top of the pile, when the mass gave
established it world’s record. won the
race The winner trotted the mile in
[2:14. The previous record over atwo
lap course in a. race was 2:15. and was
made here last year by Harry J. S.
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Jim SMITH lulunso.‘
NEW YORK “mi 18"‘flmfiELlGiOUS annx surcloss
Smith is in a serious condition as s‘ AFTER KILLING THREE.
result of being knocked out by Joe _..._... l
Jeannette in the am session of a; mum mm. Mass. Aug. '13—;
schedulM ten round mill in the Al'ijllov-ed to have been suffering froml
verne Sporting Club last night. Jean- 1 a. religious min, Gulseppi Claniioni,‘
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out! and fourth rounds. lingnred 13 shots from his window onl
In the fifth Jeannette planted a lus- , West Main street, wounding three per-
ty wallop over Smith's heart and the I sons and {hen shooting hinnell. The}
Chicago mug: landed m an ring injured persons are in the North Ad-'
floor in til-heap. The club physician am Wpllfl- IV , ‘i‘ if?!
examined Smith and announced that ~»
several ribs had been broken.
The TREADMILL.
town/1.4 13;;
Business Hours from 8:3“; a. m. to (3 1.». in. daily ‘ ’1
Saturdays lllk luded.
Clearance prices on
full length wash pieces
Crepon. a Very illlt‘ quality of good: in
blue and lavender.
boudoir go“ 115.
‘ tan, pink,
'Lxct‘llt'ut material for kimonos and
\\ as $1.UU a )Liltl, now 50 cts. yard
Brocaded Charmeuse, to lllt‘ht's in width. Has a very
pretty “O“AL'I'Ld figure. Will make up nicdy into kimonus
and boudolr gowns. Was $1.50, now 50 cts. yard.
' Single pieces in fancy crepe and flowered crepe de
chine, both 40 lllt‘llt‘s lll width. Beautiful quality.
“'35 (-9 (tax,
$1.50.
Brocsded Crepe, “Ch 50 and 21) MS. a yard.
for 15 cts. a yard. i
Small striped and figured Seco Silks,
“ere 19 and 29 cts. a yard.
for 15 ts. a qard.
for 39 cts. a yard '
$1.00 a yard
Crystal Cloth, 40 inches wide, true 75 as... $1.25 and
$1.39, for so and 75 cts. a yard. ’3_
\\'ash Goods Section, main floor. . 3'
A new letter paper
A. The first shipment of Road’s Cambric Finish Writ- 1!
mg Paper has just been ullpd‘t‘l‘t’tl and is now ready for
sale. 'l
. Road's Cambric Finish is an excellent grade of writ—
ing paper with a good fabric finish that is easy going
for the pen, and is put up especially for The I). M. ‘1
Read Company, in packages that sell for 35 cts. a Pkg. 3.
Envelopes to match, with graceful deep pointed or _
square flap, 15 cts, a pkg. I
A bargain in Stationery
There are approximately 500 boxes in stock of the
same paper as offered during the August Sale at
25 cts. a box.
This paper was a bargain at the price. For with Q
paper prices soaring, had it not been for our favorable ,
purchase, these boxcs would have regularly sold for 50
cts., some possibly for; more. ‘
And now, as the asortulcnt is no longer complete, a
paper will remain a
bargain. ‘2
Every box is dosirahle. There are both Note and '
Letter sizes and Lorresponrlent'c Curtis in pastel shades,
some wrtli gold edge, some plain and some with dainty
colored border. I '
The price remains the same, 1
, .' 25¢ a box.
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I‘ way. burying him under it. The other;
ms: Broken in Bout With Joe man was only 311811“? hurt. »
Jeannette. l . m... -.
.netferscoced knockdowns in the sec-:21 years old. died yesterday after hath. ,
LADIES’ ATTENTION!
We have a large variety of Pumps. Shoes and Oxfords.
Sizes from a 1-2 to 4 1-2, all D and E width, that we have
formerly sold at $150, $3.00, $3.50, now at _
~ ~ - 50¢ to 98¢ a pair
James Means and Crawford’s Men‘s Oxfords, values $3.00,
$3.50. $4.00, $4.50, now $2.50
There are great bargain; compared with the present
market conditions of today.
There will not be anytry on Saturday.
Buy early. Be sure of your size.
Other bargains throughout the store.
LEVY’S r‘4gomfis'1333v5’air?"
Near New Washington Street Bridge South Norwaiky Conn.
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The trend ,lnill was invented thou-
sands of years ago by the Chums to;
raise water for the irrigation of the;
changed. was introducedmto mains,
holds. The Invention. somewhat
and other European countries and
usedlnprisonsasamodoofpnnmi-
mt. One was erected at Bristol: jail
b m1 and soon afterward in other
prisons. Tom the end of-the oes-
my. mover. it hits-to disuse.
Dairyf ‘ men's
CALDWELL SUSPENDED
' FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR
Ray Caldwell, the new star right
hand pitcher. was yesterday sus-
pended for the rest of the season by
linear Bill Donovan. Cafdwell. who
was sent ionic from- St. We 3'0
weeks ago under with for
mamas use mining rules. has not
uses seen bans-ores oi- Mom
0- ll. club I” h ill Id «lows.
Yogi“! Illi- two w‘nn' ’smsv
s- sasss use inns: use to ro- .
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pies
non us- i. hick 50¢ and 31.09
“monument!“ all
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Gordon Silk Hrosmry
Fibre Silk Hole in black, white and Colors . 50¢
sun Hose in is... white. sand. pus. old. rose. sky, Copen-
hagen and navy 81.00?"
sues as White sue not. 31.00am: 31.50
the! as: Mhmfinpmum ‘f‘
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