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against the 4Red Box is causing local
fans a little worry. The belief is goin-
ing each day now‘ that the Boston
team is out of the race and that the
team the Sox must fear most is the
New York Yankees.
“Winning two out of three from the
world’s champions has brought Bill
Donovan and his men into the lime-
light. The fathhe Yankee pitchers
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
Maybe it needs it, yes? N0?
+ .
Everything points to a sane Fourth. Will be a halt a dozen good ball
Change in Pirates' Management.
gerous thing about the New Yorkers.
With a staff of hurlers such that he.
are a strong aggregation is the dan--.
can send a strong man into the game
£31111 5 in town. every day'Donovan has good reason to,
. - a feel he will be in the big push down
the home stretch. J
Among the big crops raised during the war are the "pmiit sharks.“ ‘The opinion 01‘ many critics no“ isl
+ " Row‘lands men lack the ““111 fighting
quality when it comes to the pinth l‘o
Baseball writers are about ready to repudiate the repudiator.—l‘cnny plat guod bail in the pinch is the real
.lPIGes. 4
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CATCHER GOWDY
OF BRAVES QUITS
Ty Cobb continues to boost'his batting average. Ty has swutted safely
ItSl at :1 hall tertm.‘ l
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I}! 23 consecutive games. l .
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+ TO JOIN MlLI'i‘lA
I .bclrllpp. the (pants wonder thrrler, held the Braves down to :l hits~ .\IPW MORK I'm“, "9——Hank (low
cuestcrday, all made 1n the eighth inning. '3 in] d,\. ”MW of ”w Boston mums and
+1htro rt the “(111014 series 1014
4 4 — .. 4 irritants-t thr- Athletics, has laid nwuy
Athletes are certainly dotng their bit for little Srtm not only bv on in” I. ..I .,... .r‘t :tamphornli. perhaps fl,“
”SUBS. bill. b) raising monet for the Kerr Cross and other humane orgztniz ”1 lion and is enmurp to join ”,9
atious
"W l
g0 reuniting district.
3
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‘ ' " lozntvd sorneuhcru in ticorgiu. |
1 1 ninth-ll l '11 t\' nus held in the
BATTLI K NZ [EARNIMM rlnhhouso rrt labbetts Field after the
.lrIrIubl-t tutor) over the Dodgers 011
first big league plow-t tr} quit the na
ltional pastime to engage in the world
As RECRUITING AGENTS;
ClSlOfl Monday Night CHICAGO, June~ 28.—«3lernhers oi‘,
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155ml?“ slt‘autltlaz ltllzhrtvglltvglll‘ (31223331.: “bile away the summer by ”km?“ m'plnt 014 “ill go through the stands be-
some 0f the bit: league bah'eb‘mlrore the gmncs and endeavor to iu-I
:xelm'r: of bilingual" “$35 bore m “and?“ "‘5’” 5 mrxup 'ser'vircs or the team to (‘aptaln FrankV
” n ay nrg en- t "We ne1e1 been to tr major lcugut ‘1," R. Kenny in may“. of the (hlca
died" with Rot tcrce Due Fitzgerald's p
‘ olo grounds beto p ..
draw (lt'tision Keen fighting cxrwllh start to oork trlv‘ning union‘s)?“
llt‘dthlllll'lt‘i‘fl company, Second bri4,
crrdc of the (thin National tittru'd, now.
stirn 11 which \lanriger Shillings
lIitlltl his fellow pluyers wished llankI
{Athl in his new venture. Gowrh is the.
, lnide “111'. I
‘Had Job as Bat Boy With Norwalk Semi-Pro Team—l ~ ,__
WHITE 80X PLAVERS
Perfctly Satisfied With Referee Fitzgerald’s De- I
‘ ' tho Chicago club of the American'
. . . . goat.” League. volunteered \ostetday to act
(Brrdgtport Standard.) l The champion said he intend» 10:95 recruiting agents of the anny The
was an interested spectator at y-estor ,
grunts and ntotorin .11
day's game at Newfield park between 'in a nrw crrr- he :ontzlrltl‘pla'tgb lll‘lll‘ ldut‘e young min of military age to on-
"IP Spliflxflt‘ld (119011 50!! . and ”it .(‘hasing with his sham of it". spoil list. Pitcher Irimes Scott uttered the
flagement \tith (hie Brown in NW“! 0
‘ pr'gtrk he exrlrtinul .n . .
Ilavcn surprisrd mporters when he. seen the blglfelldus lilo:1 l'vllultul‘nlt
declared that ho was ‘pt‘lfcctlysrt13120mg to see it lot of R'IIHOS ill tlrcl
l0
hate declared th'rt the waillker‘ - .
‘ {insulin 8 .‘
should have been awarded a 1",erdict 8 gain
011 points
for ZBYSZKO AND LEWIS
ARE TRAINING HARD
BUS TON .Inne 28.»—.\'eve.r were:
too wrestlers more strlons in their
YANKEES FEARED work than \\ :rldck 2h} szko and Strtm
BY ‘VHITE SOX IN Iglcr Lewis, who are training here for;
RACE .FOR PENNANTitheir worsld’ championship match
l
44 mm. held rtt Braver-1' Field
as I '1111 00110 4 . .. 4. which is to be
slon i‘s SIIIIIIIIItIrItIII1I:I:I,IIl tllgcrnltl .4 dotr I ,r,,.,,r,;5 (VI 9;,“ ”I“ (lll('.tp.r) lour- Ion the afternoon of July 4.30111 men
Kum d..--(],,.,4d ”,9, there is no In:ItIlI.4" “.\Ilvll, 11.1111319- lllt Yanks 1110 are gluttons for work and H earnt‘4t
‘ \mg “firm m H“ league “3‘" “’t lendeavor moons anything. both will
doubt that I} our) right hand wh
. 4 irh ,
t‘l‘.t~: the . I .
was broken “hen the ritlr passed to “m“, MESS“: S“ J" ””5 “me 110 ihe in the finest kind of BllllDC‘ for tlioirIi
the hmrler n “S in "00d trim H
9 gain.
“1 frlt 1t, and that Sitllnfili’tl me that NH”) showing the \ ”mus made lgront bdmp
“there's nothing the nrzrttr-r with it."
119 sold. '
Very Fair
“To tcll tho trtflrth said the champ?
"I didnt know wlutlrer I “as nin
‘nlng or whether Brown was beating
me or “limiter n' " uorc 504 50 So {.411-
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h‘ I
Furniture tor Porch i
and Collage I
Started on Diamond. l
The horn thn-n trrtlmrtlwl tlo rrrtltct'l
unique inlornrm inn that it u :1: has-c»
ball that .\‘lillltll hint on the loud to
the stat. tblilllllltlllbltlll. l’tt ed for
an explanation It«4 :4.ritl that when a
ymllluhlel‘ ho \"rrr tln- but boy for one
of tho principal No‘unil: smut—pro,
torsional teams. ' i
“It was up to pic to (liltSt‘ into then
crowd and not hrtclt foul hulls," he!
Cool and Comfortable Chairs, Rockers and Settee’s.
Couch Hammocks, Stands and Awnings
-‘went on. “And, trrltt- it‘fr-om 1110.:
it was some job. Nor-walk has plnntt £2,er End Rag life‘s-dog Many S‘Zes
not good tuofistul Miners :1an I re creens’a W] t S.
gum: all 0! thin mod to come out’
to tho grunts 1 ml in to rot :‘l\\a\ nitlrl
a l7;t<l-‘l)1-lll or tno i
“l-‘ gilt? 1 hour lmd mrth fights in.
The Best Refrigerators
* “It’s Time for E fiery
Boy to be a Soldier!”
This number and ““ltat Kind of an American
Are You?”
patriotic songs which appeal to your Americaniem in
are two brand new, up-tortbc-m'mute.
rousing words and with crispy music. One is a solo .
the other a quartet number, and together they make
a splendid new double—laced Victor Record.
Victor doublelaced Rand 18300.
'l‘crr 1:1. in, 7:”
“My Own United States” and
“We’ll Never Let the Old Flag Fall”
' Two more stirring patriotic songs on one record.
Raymond Dixon and Male Quartet sing the first,
Edward Hamilton and Male Quartct the second.
‘ \‘ictor doublblatcd Ruord 1829i. T4: 1-: h, 75:
Come in and hear tlrcsc and the 1‘t'st oi the
3 New Victor Patriotic Records
1
A. J. Collins 81 C0.
Holiday Needs
The apparel featured for tomorrow '3 special Iselling repre—
sents all that is new and desirable in dress accessories of quality.
_ SUMMER BLOUSES—Sheerly lovely Georgette and fine
Lingerie in styles of beautiful simplicity, well made of oxeellent
quality fabrics.
NECKWEAR—Ghnrming bits of freshness, made of soft
Georgette. lawn and organdie daintily trimmed.
VEILINGB~In new, smart styles.
Also a splendid variety of SILK HOSIERY. GLOVES,
SILK AND LINGERIE UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN s OUT
ING HATS, BABY WEAR, Etc.
You may rest assured that you are ‘ ‘plnying sate " in select
ing your wants from this assortment.
We have not quoted price: because prices mean nothing
until you have seen the merchandise.
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I
PUMPS
Are Very Popular
The new models that. we are constantly receiving are the
last word to stylish footwear.
White Shoes for
Men, Women and Children.
Reliable Hosiery at Every Grade.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
in Many Models
RAYMOND «St SON
the ring 11.4 I In. -l on Ila: 1 diamond.
although 1414 hi it up rturiinst .1 lot
of prrlt) l!ll.4li\ 1111mm 1 simply}
had to use my fiztv 341 not those bulls
back , and I never Inst one ball," he'
‘ ' e lei-s.
commw, IWMIIVI 1,” , ,MI 1 won“, Funeral Directors and Furniture D a
have been fired. and the peeition of} ‘Vall and High 53- \Nol'walk.
but boy was on honor in that town,’ ‘
so i Wouldn't lol no of it l l ’
“Aft-91' I lezrr'rrctl how to \tallopl__ "
l titritlerl that I (cold ma'lre 1110' c4 ‘h *—
money in the ring than on the lOIlllfiliw “.ZQI‘O’JW MKQ‘. «m @13 ml-
lines. So here I .1111.‘
Kum drcu doun :1 ltczrlth} split l
im one of tilt" biggest purses reverie
{lividld in tlr. lrlston of Connecticut
boxing lust .\IlIonIdnt niulrt. But not.
Special Holiday Sale
irisIrsason “In t f I f -" 0N “'-
“ 01 an onto a tor ow 1ght w tlrll‘l .
Georgette and Crepe tie Cnrne Blouses
Bronn last fall and it takes a mil
The largest assortment and best value ever shown.
‘llonaire to run it. 111' it's getting so
that l have to box :1 rouple of times
or cry month to rot monev enough to
Regularly priced from $5.50 to $6.50.
”71%
gay
.W‘i'mib
_~..»
"buy gasoline for it. "
Stretches With Falthfut
it was. the sotenth inning and the
‘b ttler. with the rest of the faithful .
amuse and stretched. He went to tim‘
..Ibrck of the grandstand and looked
down.
"it's still there."
11“ came back.
"What's still there?“
Scribes demanded.
“That fiivrc-r of mine. I wish some
brtiy’d come along and steal it."
Kunz was asked what he was going:
to do if draft-Ad flhtlrllP said that he
11rd. escaped the registration for the
first conscription by just four days.
Ready For U. '8.
"They ll get me on the second one. l .~
though. " he added. “and I'll be- ready:
and in good trim to do my share for.
l'ncle Sammy. 0an 1' hope they dont
want 'me to go in the aviation cot'qps
“filly I wouldn't net up on the top
of this tznttudrtnnd~ it there was a
31000 bill in it for me. Anything
he exclaimed when
one of the
In striped and figured novelties.
Formerly $3. 49 :0 $4. 98.
Lingerie Waisls
Valued at $1. 50'
The Little Shop
Children Cheerfully gatnteIssIIo
""1 «3-) “d .3323? "8
Treated by Modern, .Sympathetlc
Painless Methods. ACCDthOfilCC Treatment.
I DR. 5.1/1. nurz l
Gas Administered
Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
l
V ’15 Years in
the Practice of
High4Clasa
Dentistry.
Method. .
llllNl’lST .
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
m. by appointment.
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil-
fuIly Dione
Gold and Porcelain.
Sport Skirts . , , $2.93,-
60 No. Main St. So.
else-but not that air service. I‘m
‘ not very nervous about many things
. Ibut that is theI one that gets my
Norwalk I 4'
Summer Outfits
" PORCH SCREENS ‘ sumo suns
Add tofl‘our Comfort For All . ,
" Get Our Prices Men, Women, children
WINDOW AWNINGS BATHING SHOES
All Ready for User 250 to 750 ‘
- only $135 Ladies’ and children's
wrnnow SHADES BATEING Cars
NeWtbck, Popular Colors 250 and 500
Shades to Order a Specialty Fancy and Diving.
5 A. DICKERMAN ‘8: SOIN’S
Department Store
MWashinqunSlI I
Phone in
5.
.lllR th0
Estan .137
Git
Summer Wear
for the Kiddies.
Hats! White and coloredstraws, all kinds, plain
little affairs and more dressy styles for small social
1ccasions, .:
'4 75 etc. to $400. .1 ”new“ 4;}
Wuh Hats, for little boys and girls, checked cloth‘
and all-white Hats, . . ..-_ 25 and 30 ct; l
l Flowered Cretonne Hats, "‘5 .. ,_ 75 eta. l
Lingerie Hats, white with blue and pink ribbon i
59 co. and $1.06.
White Pique Hats, Special for boys, regular young
masculine styles, 59, 75 etc. and 51. 00.
l: " Bloomer Dresses, Playclotlies, Rompers and Creep-
M 59 and 75 cm,
‘2 Second floor.
“—W"
It?
Three Tempting Specials
in summer Petticoat. .
Come end see these extra values.
lmpoaible to duplicate them while the war loch},
" Twenty-five Petticoats, French models, of whltd,
and ecru lace and lace combined with satin. Were
formerly up to $25. 00,
.3, $8.50, $10.50 $12. 50 and 51500.
{mi White Walt Silk Skim, $3.50 and $3.95. l
l'“ Block and Colored Taffctas, a few Changeable,
Isilks, ., , $3. 95.
i 2 ‘ Second floor. 4
‘ MM 4.. I. . ,
Sweaters
and other wool things.
'r'” Along with the Sweaters, which are in great varl?
'cty, are many attractive Shawls and Scarves in whicll
to wrap one’s self on a chilly evening.
in] Large White Shawls like fleecy clouds,‘ "
:3 . $3. 00 and $4. 00.
Fancy Wool Spencer: without sleeves, natural and
black, $1. 50, $1. 75 and $2. 00;.
Wool Spencer: with sleeves, P’
- $2.,00 $25011an $350..
Second floor.
IT
Union Suits
for women. " .
Fine white cotton
agreeable in feeling, wid
knee, scallop finish a
silk top, ,
5 1.50, white only
Main [loom
Sweets for . 2
Warm Weather. ; ‘.
Turkish Delightit‘r '7
tasty wholesome candy;
delicately flavored,
re. 35 era. a pound.
Women who
garden
Sugar-toasted Peanut."
‘crisp and delicious, ' 2}
pr likeOvetralls. were, i” , 29ctuapound. 4
5383 . Main rtoont
r The Overalls are being *4 l . ,
adopted for all out-of- iii-ii ;* ANew Book ,5 ,‘1
(14'001' work, and if one is I554 " by merging
-lIftSamping, nO' garment i4: I“‘IihaWrIa.ckotthesu:t-mo ‘.
'gfould be more suitable 5} _’ 1:23:11 £23988”; $1909” ‘ ~.
1. . , . ' gtum .
31““ $2.00 ”1d 5300' all) a France, and a few charmlfl
:- Smbdnneu to wear. 7' may“ ‘
tilrdening 4 iii :r “The White Road 1;;
‘ dun.” By. Kathleen or
Rink or blue chambray, It a Scotch girl who has .
‘t 59 Ch. 3 honored by three go“ '
ments. Anrinteresting stag.H .
of the behind the lines “o
._0_wered crotonnc, ..
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