ON ALL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
:WLADIES AND MISSES’
Former Value to $25
WAISTS . 2 for $1.00
DRESSES $1.00
Former Value to $4.00
7.98 Ladies’ Coats 2.98
$15 Ladies’ Coats - 5.00
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits
$7.98
Guaranteed $15 Values
ACOBY’
153 Washington Street
SKIRTS
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NATIOIAL LEAGUE
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Gamla Mrday.
(‘11111nnati,".; Brooklyn,l
Button ";
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Chime. 1.
Pittsburgh, 10; New York. l.
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5
Former Value to $7.00
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"- ‘wmm 70-."
Philadelphia, 7; St. Louis, 2.
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Standing in National League.
“'. L.
‘Brmkhn .............. 6e 42
SUITS I...” ............ ..
‘1'u1...u1111111a .......... 63 ‘6
‘New York ...... ...... 53 57
venom-.11 ............ 52 59
Chicago ...... . ........ 53 63
[q Louis .............. 51 65
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- - 78C \‘unau -... 44 7!
f Gallo Todd].
' Breton at (“.40.
DRESSES $2 98 b New York at Pittsburgh.
- ' 1' Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
ilniirlpliia at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
ion 3: Detroit, 0.
ladtllhia. 6-- ,'(‘leV'1‘Innd.
Wauhinzton, a; Chit-aw. 3.
31.
Louis, 52; New York, (-2.
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Standing In American League.
W. 1..
'ioston ................ TH 47
'(' It 1. ml ............... 671 55
Lows ............. ('15 55
\‘1 \\ Yo k ............ 63 54
D0920“ ..... .. ......65 56
"leV'I hind ............. 63 56
.‘.'11:‘I:1111;1nn ........... 56 60
I’hil.1delphiu ..........25 159
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Chicago at Washington.
51. Louis at New Tort.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
PC.
.618
.600 l
.5111; '
.482
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5-4.
PC.
.598
.542
.512
.538
.537
.529 I
.483
.219
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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GIM Ymrday.
iltwheeter, 1‘: Newark, 7.
"halo, 4: Richmond. 0.
Toronto, 11; Baltimore. 9
01in three names scheduled.
' 1 Standing In International League.
5'“
REG.
U. S. PAT. OFF.
MOTOR GASOLINE
5611.:1Fo0j130'11 .
DEALERS
Norwalk
W. R. Austin, So. Norwnlk, (‘t.
Samuel Abrntuson, So. NorVV'nllr, Ct.
S. L. Behedict, So. Norwnlk. Ct.
0. H. Banks, .\'orwalk, Ct.
James Bates, West Norwalk, Ci.
.1. J. Colemun, Norwalk, (It.
I). W. Flint, SOT Norwalk, (‘1.
l. Heliant, Norwalk, Ct.
E. L. Hefner, East Norwalk, Ct.
C. K. Hunter, Norwalk, Ct.
Hardware
80. Xorn'alir, Ct.
B. Hershlield & Son, So. Norwalk, Ct.
Hans llobe, Norwnik. Ct.
C. H. Hurlbutt, So. Norwallr. Ct.
A. Modne. So. Norwnlk. Ct.
J. W. Magner, So. .\'orwalk, (.‘t.
'W. (1. hide. East Norwnlk. Ct.
Paul Preusser (Peddler) Norwnlk, C1.
Ricclo Bros.,So. Norwnlk, Ct.
Robert Robichaud, So. Norwalk, Ct.
Reynolds Motor Car Co., Norwnik, (it.
A. E. Rowe (Peddler), NorVV'nllt. CI.
8: Auto Supply Company.-
Thc ginsoline of quality,
reliability and power.
STAhDLRD
Bali lmoro
.59 54
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Ruddy & Ayers, East .\'orVV':1Ilt. Ct.
Samuel anlln. So. Norwnlk. Ct.
Vanst Bros. So. Norwalk, (‘1.
I4. .\I. Wright, So. Norwnlk. Ct.
F. E. lockVV'ood & C0,, NorVV‘aIlt.
Noroton, Darlen, Wilton.
W. E. Ashton. Noroton, Ct.
llaur & Company. Noroton, Ct.
Durien Garage, Dnrien, Ct.
R. W. Keeler, Wilton. Ci.
Sterling Motor Co.. Darlen, Ci.
1’. H. Spellmun, Norotm, Ct.
Wilton Garage, Wilton, Ct.
Rowayton, Tokeneke.
Patrick Mullaney. Tokeneke, Ct.
A. S. Mills. Rowayton, Ct. ‘
Samuel Mead, Rowayton. Ct.
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Weetport, Greene Farma, Saugatuck.
‘ W. D. Dickson, Westport, Ct.
D. Luciano, Sausatuck. Ct.
T. J. Shaunnessey, Greens Farms, Ct.
Westport Garage, Westport. Ct.
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B:‘ .o 3 startin' 0.1 1‘ 13 year.
test 1 lcwntt rpmomq; of
:1 EBLACh sums
Test Waterproofing
of Your Shells
{ When out hunting you always
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run a L‘AJLC oi raise; your
shells wet.
Haven! some shells y '1 11 ed
12:11.1 t) (ZhulJLcl‘ 2...J thtt
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Ca: ilJ LlCCI aw.
lanolin-n and “Mn
This tr-Ct is easy, also the others
t'.:;t more. 10 points 51 Vulnch
Tiv: tiled; Shells cacti.
Ask us for a free booklet on how
t1 1.: .lte valuable tests of shells.
\1e are glad to give a copy to
encrusted shooters
Albert D. Morgan
1 12 Washington St.
W. L. Pt‘ ‘
BuInIO caueeagoaaaaee'uucn 50 .563‘
’rmldence .....3.......61 ER; .535
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Standing In Eastern League.
W. L. I‘ 1‘
I‘ul‘tlatlld .............. 70 '23 .711
London . ......... till 1‘.” .691
Nitl‘iiil'lltlii ............'16 ll .560
;I.y1111 ......... .......:'14 I7 .5351
Worcester . . . . . . . . . . . .52 46 .531
I.:1V~ t‘t‘llt't‘ ............. ll 51 .‘ISI
.\'1‘-VV' IIuV'rn ........... 44 3'16 .110
1:1 it'L‘t port ............ 37 65 .363
Itai tiord . .. ... ..35 63 .357
Lowell . . . . . . .33 62 .347
Montreal .............. 56 5‘3 .519
' Toronto ............. T57 53 .518
Richmond ............. 53 57 All:
Noel-ester ............. 48 61 .440
Newark .......... 46 66 .411
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Games Today.
l‘:-lt'n111re at Toronto.
ll1el11nond at Buffalo.
vaarlr at Iimhester.
Providence at Montreal.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
l.-1VV1-.il . Hartford
Portland6 -; Lynn, 0 (H innings).
.\‘1VV llmen, .‘0; Worn-liter, 1-0.
Springfield. 62: Lawrence, (H).
IiIlIIRPIION, 5; New Haven, 2.
Games Today.
Il 1'tiu1'1l ill New London.
I.ll\\It'IU'P 1st Ilridreport.
New “own at Springfield.
Lynn 111 ol‘rtlzmd.
“investor 11L Lowell.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Krillxlls t'tty, S; St. l‘aul. i.
(‘n‘111111bus. '1': LouisV'ilIe. Tl.
Minneapolis, 6: Milwaukee, 3.
Toledo, 5; Indianapolis, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Atlanta, 5: Mobile. 2.
Little Rock, 2; Chattanooga, 2 (11.
Memphis, 11: NtisliVillo, 3, 3
Birmingham. 3; New Orleans. 1.
BANDMASTER LEE RETURNS.
Discharged Under Dependency Act
Other Men of Battery on Furlough.
STAMFORD, Aug. 25.—Arthu1' Lee."
former leader of the 10th Regiment
Field Artillery Band now stationed at
Tobyhannn, returned home on Mon
tiny evening, having been discharged
under the dependency clause, Corporal
Manson A. Merrill returned home ear-
Iy yesterday. on a furlough, accom-
panied by Sergt, W. ‘ii'r'ankun Chard|
of Sound Beach. Corporal iWnfleId S.’
Mills of Greenwich is home on a briet‘
furlough until next Saturday and
made the trip from Tohyhnnnn to
Greenwich in the small scout car that
he took with him when the call came
on .que 20. The use of this scout
car, which was built by Mills, the ow-
ner of Mills machine shop in Green-
wich, was given to the Tenth Regiment
of Field Artillery for use on the bor-
der, but as the chance or illly oi the
Tenth seeing border service is rather
dim, he. returned home on Monday.
bringing the car with him; The run
from Tobyhanna to Nynck was made
in seven and a hall hours. 11 distance
of a little more than 250 miles, unac-
Established 1357
Busintss Hours from 8:30 a 111. to 6 p. m. daily 1’
Saturday .111‘luded. I r
Underwear Specials
Women's fancy lace trimmed Vests,
narrow ~tr'1] x our \imu hit-1s,
I1)\\' necks,
25 (is. each
Women's fancy Vests, \Vilh hand crochet yokes, l,‘
39 and 50 cu. each
sizes.
Vt'ere so t‘t‘p'
$1.00 to $1.50,
for 39 cts.
for 79 cts.
Kayser's light weight cotton Union Suits, 1on
Neck, llu \leeV'es, t'loxt- titling knee or law trimtticd.
'I . .» .3
Itt'gultir sins,
sztro SIZES,
50 cts.
59 “8- '
Main floor.
Warner’s Perfection Waists
Especially suitable fur children to we.1r now with
u c'
:\nd now to IIISIII‘t' clearance the entire
prompt
In! is
ONE-BALI PRICE.
\\;1.~l1
(itltrtlrt Section. main floor.
Women's lisle Vests, in pink. with l’rench baud
tote.
Regular sizes, 50 ctl. (
I'..\tr:1 sizes, 59 cts.
Odd sizes in women's Union Suits, mostly small
the thin, dainty VVhitc (Il‘t's~t‘\' lit-cause they are trim-
med with \'u'..;111d 'l'orchun lace, and are really a hot
weather garment. 'i
Sues 5 to 1.1 years. 29 cts. each 0
The R G Waist, for lioys and eirl<. both with a ’2
special attuchtnent 011 the garters to keep the metal a'_
away from the Indy. 3'
5mm 4 to 14 years, 25 Cts. each 11'
Second floor. 2:
A, complete 11er line of the well known Good Shep- l
herd Yams has been added in the .\1't Department. and is
now rm ewluxire Read uttering. The frequent calls we 3
have for this yarn is ample eVidt-nce of its popularity. -
There i< Scotch Fingering Yarn, in .1 good line of
colors :11 50 Cts. :1 skeiu. J
The Cygnet Yam is :1 lirautiful wit yarn Illildt? to
take the IIIZICC 0i Angora \\'1ml which cannot be OI)- .
tziined at the presutt time. ii
Cygnet Yarn Comes in balls at so cts. a ball '
.\ new hook. The Modern Shepherdess. tells all
nltout how to make sweaters. .\~l\ for it.
3 i; . I .-\rt Department, third floor.
A few Remnants '
0f the group of wash f’OOtIS remnants altered for
Slit-11.11 \Ilt‘ ;1 SIlnri lllllt :11‘11.;1 11111111111‘ of desjrnl lc
short lingtlis nmuin. lht grim 11 now includes: .
Percales Seco Silks '
Ginghams Poplins 1'-
Chambrays Crepes ’
Plisse Madras
Skirtings Voilcs
Notice to Our Customers:
Because our liuyers are in New York from day to day,
it has been the, practice at Reed's when any customer has
been unaltle to iind what they want here. for the buyer to
purchase for them such articles :15 they are (INC to pro-
cure in Yew York.
Iheretore while the paransis (pidetttic is so preValent
there we are pleased to remind our customers of this ser-
V"itc so that those who do not care to undtrtnkc the risk of
going In the city men use this 1110.111: to procure such necrs-
sary anU's sas they might require which could not be
found h r.
Elite E. ill. limit 01111111111113;
NEAL BALL BACK. B
.... aseball
Neal Ball, former manager of the NORWALK
Bridgeport club, has returned to his VS.
home 111 Bridgeport after playing at
short season with Augusta. in the NEW CANAAN
Maine League. Ball says the clubs
have finished their regular season and
life now engaged hrs special‘ series.
The Belgrade club wanted him for
this series, but he found life In Maine
pretty dull and decided to return
home. Bull says the gay life is not
very popular in Augusta. There are
a few moving picture theatres, but
Atonement Park
8 m i t 11,
Remington.
makes,
companied by nmechanic. The little
ear Showed no signs of wear when it
ms driven to Stamford yesterday
titernoon. Its olive-drab color and
the words "Buttery “F" on the radiu-
‘Lor, attracted attention.
ting by.
after 9:30 at night you seldom see
anybody on the streets. Johnny Tlll- ,
‘ PEWRITERS — L c.
EBUILT TY Underwood
all other
sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $3
per month. Machines
cold at. $5 per month.
JAs. DONNELLY
16 South Main Street. South Norwallt
man. the lturle1 released by Bridge-
port. is twirling for Augusta and get
paper.
A good adv. pays best In the best
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Norwalk Chronicler