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STERLING
Specializing in Furnishing Homes Complete
, Refrigerators
Refrigerators at 1-3 off. Just a
few more left of the popular sizes.
Buy_now while buying is good and
save 1-3 of the cost.
$15.00 Refrigerator. August .
Price ........ $10.00
$18.00 Refrigerator. August
.Price . ..... . .......... $12.00
$20.00 Refrigerator. August
Price .......... $13.34
$24.00 Refrigerator; August
Price . ................ $16.00
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COUCH HAMMOCKS AT AUGUST PRICES
$15. 00 Couch Hammock, August price .....
$18.00 Couch Hammock, A tgust price
$20. 00 Couch Hammock, Aigust price ...........‘. $13.34
MATTRESSES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
$4.50 Mattress,August price
$7.50Mattress,August price
$10.00 Mattress, August price . . . . . .. .. . . . ..
$15. 00 Mattress, August price .. . . . . . . . ..
$18.00 Mattress, August pr.’ ce .. . . .
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never be as low again.
. $3.60
$6.00
$8.00
$12.00
$14. 40
Now' is the time to buy your Mattress, as the price will
BEDS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES-
$7. 00_' Bed, white 11111111111111 sizes, August prices. . $5.60
$10. 00 Bed, white enamel, all sizes, August price $8. 00
$15. 00 Bed, white enamel, August price . . .. ........ $12. 00
$18. 00 Bed, white enamel: August price . ; .......... $14. 40
$25. 00 Brass Bed, August price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... $20.00
$30.00 Brass Bed, August price . $24.00
$35.00 Brass Bed, August price
$23.00,
Ross, ROOM srzn, AT AUGUST sans
Prices 20 per cent. off.
Crex, 9 x 12, August price“ ........ . . . . . . . $6.95
Brussels, 91: 12, August price .. .. $16.95
'Axminster, 9 x 12, August price ...... . $19.95
And upward. -
DINING ROOM SUITE, in Mahogany, Fumed 01.131111111111111.
formerly from $100 to $300 now from ...
.$75 to $240
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BED BOOM SUITES, in Old Ivory,
See these wonderful values before buymg.
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127, 129, 131 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 105
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ruined, Mahogany and
Oak, formerly $75 to $250, August price . .. $60 to $200
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Meriden Lad carries Fight John R.Sttachan 11111111111111 C lnman
to Hartford Mit ArtiSt— , werc the Honors of the principal
Drummie Shades Oscar ‘ match in the invitation tennis douhhs
Gardner _ And Young ,on the turf of the Meadow club yester
_, surprised his rolloweis here last night
'thtltz of Hartford after a singlest of
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partner defeated S Howard Voshell
‘and F C. Buggs, the Westchester 111m
net's The score 11-9, 64, 6-3.
Frederick B. Alexander, the'lnter-
nationalist. and Harold A. Throck-
inot'ion wcn the other contest. They
defeated Dr. William Rosenbautn, na-‘
tienal indoor champion, paired with L.
E. Mahan. ”The score was 6-3. 26, 60.
Miss ‘Mury K. Browne and Mrs. Ilioh<
ert ii. Williams, the California pair
who formerly held the national
doubles championship, won the East
~.'\\ent match in the patted event.
ton
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i MERIDEN Aug 10 —1'oung Mack
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'by putting up the best fight of his
,csreer and earned a draw with Sammy
itwelve rounds. Both fought almost toe
tIto toe during the entire bout, Mack,
,sending across more ,hiows than the
iHat'tford scrappcr who was off on his
ipunclting, missing ntanv blows Waltz
displayed clever footwork which had
31?”? ”amp“ “”9““ “m” and ad They defeated Miss 11111111 lljurstedt
{ministered the only damage of the.
"1111 Mrs. lion‘son Wood in three sits,
iscrap, Mack catching Waltz’s left to f: . .,
1 , , _ 114, «141,03. The sharp driiing of Miss
.1119 law on the lip which drew claret ,
j , Browne curried her side to 1'ic101v.
,It was wtthout a doubt one of the best ., .. . , . . .
1 _ , _ , All» BJurstcdt was ctrnt1c, ntismdgtngl
,hoxmg exhtbtttons seen here. drives
i Two other bouts com 11".: ed ll 1 c' . H
strap )1 b it A n XANC 3; “d. ..lolm R. Strachan and F. C. Inman
" 111'1c'a... 'c- .
. g ' '19 111 nag won thctr second doubles match of the
potent. in the sentrfinal, Johnny Drutn- . . .. .
: , . day by dclcannn lir. \‘ttlltant RUSH)“
mile of Waterbury shaded Oscar Gard- b' . . ., , , ,. .
inter of Ohio but now of Hartford in '1 aunt, national ””1001 “"11th and”
.‘ 111 11 1 'ill‘ Tl . '1 if piou, paired with L. E. Malian. The
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, {”0 )1; m (1. twillmg glmllti 2),”) t-‘(m‘t‘ was in}. 6-2.
in 11' rass 1t1' 1'1 to > ‘ . ‘ . .
£10 I 1‘ tot 1 ' ‘ ”r (n ‘F H B If? S. H. \Oshell, national indoor chant-
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tfi it ' it'll l I?“ b"":”=fmfi ‘ 1’ p1011 1n the monies. boat F. ii. Alca-
' '11-'.' est 11 o 1' 1 '. . . . . .
l A ”'1 ”‘1 l1 H l ”h n “12g under, the tutot'nuttonaltst, 111 1111 sm-
‘ovcr 11'1 11.;0' '1. , . .
T . J‘Hg‘ ‘S Pin 11 ‘ 0 cur a 11 1111's. lea-hell was too fast for his op-
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raistt'. 11111111.: 01111 alias Young Rus- pollen! and won 0-2, 62,
sell 01 Nc1v\otk.rcp1>ated his victorly
ft'mm.li1111111'11'elton of .1letiden.
was on they ‘11111 101 the Gotham ind,
BARRON AND (iOOCH
Euhose punches had the local boy scnr- , ARE GIVEN RELEASE
god throughout. Russell downed Wel-i
‘ton in the third, but, the hell came in1 SPRINGHEI'D' Aug. 10.—~'l‘wo "10“"
the nick of titnc and saved him. in all were added to the. list of former Green
@1119 three bouts Sent a non d of 1.300 Suckers Thursday night, when Pitcher
rhome satisfied. flack lint-ton was sent to the Portland
; Both Wait and Mack fought even in club and ()tttficider Lcc Gooch asked
the first No rounds, but the Silvcr lornnd 1111s given his unconditional re-
City lad used his left hook effectively lease. The Springfield club, including
in the third and was given that come. liart'on, Who has jug! recovered from
In the fourth, Waltz cut Mack‘s lip
with 11 left to the jaw, the only datnngt
inflicted during the bout. However.
toward the latter part of the round,
Muck drove across :1 few blows and
earned :1 draw. The fifth was almost
a repetition of the fourth with honors
even. iloth slugged toe to toe in the
sixth, Mack getting a small margin the
better of the bombardment, although
Waltz shovtcd clever footwork while
Mack's left hook and straight left had
the Capitol (I‘lty lad worried.
Muck pushed Waltz to the tones in
the seventh while in the eighth Waltz
clinched and was inclined to hold and
wrestled. However, Mack made him
mix things up and Waltz cattle hack
strong. 111 the ninth, Mack drove
across a left to the jaw and Waltz’s
knccs suggest. in the last three rounds
Waltz put 1111111 tough battle. having .
slight, advantage the rest of the route. booth soon. ‘
Jo“ Rocco challenged the winncr. , Another member of the club, Pitcher
,iioh Gill,11as examined at his home. in
Domhester this 11eek,but up to a late
hour Wednesday night. no word in re
Change in Danhury Hatting Situation gurd ‘0 MS mammalian had “99“ re
Qeen in Benefit Payments rccived by tho titanngcment. There is
DANBURY, Aug 10—~The change reason to believe he was accepted.
in the batting situation effected by tho Gill “"11 1’95in ”19 01“” and is stated
opening recently 31 13,1 of me [133331-51 *0 120 again the \lurllns in one of the
hat factories was apparent yesterday; double headers in that city Sherman
afternoon in the city 11.111 when the is the choice for the other game Cat)-
weekly lit Y11111 \ were paid by the Unit- faln Ray MOWG ltns not Yet recdived
ed Hatters to members of thee rews “OilfiCaiiOH ‘0 appear for examination,
of the shops that are 5: in closed For but expects it at any moment.
ten 11 tech 3 the benefits have been paid' ---——--——-—-——-
and every week it required nearly: GROH UNABLE TO PASS
three hours to make payments. The, BECAUSE OF FINGERS
payments were made by the officers of. The idea that all but] players must
the hatters’ associations from the crew be physically fit. for service in the
lists furnished and cettified to by the, 311111 appears to be etroneous. 0111.
union stewards of the diiterent factor- cinnntti Reds received orders several
193. ' days ago to report for examination,
Yesterday the line of men to receit’e and Heinie reported He got away
benefits was much shorter than in Well in the physical test until one of
previous weeks and the amount of the examiners noted that his fingets
money paid out 1111s sm'ernl thousands were not as straight as they should
of dollars less. To do to the United be. At various times during his base.
Hatters have paid over $75, 000 in local hall career Groh had smashed his
strike benefits, it is ste ted, and al- fingers 11111131111113 batted or *1 "own
though the payments have been 11 balls, and they did not ‘93:: pack."
too munv fot the club to carry. Bar
,:on will 1'-11pott to the Portland club in
lirtdgopoll
lincettninty in regard to the draft
(“witch is said to be the cause for
(lonelt’s request that he be given his
release. lie wishes to be free to go to
his home at any time that he. is called
and does not. wish to leave the local
club in u had way in case he. was sud-
denly culled. He told the tonnage-
tncttt Wednesday night that he Would
consider it 11 favot if he was granted
hls release and, though tltcannnagcs
turnt is reluctant to see such a popu
lnr .1111] classy ball player go, it was
thought better under the'ctrcttmstnn
one to grant Gooch’s request. Gooch
hasnot made any plans for his immedi-
ate future. it is, probable, however,
that he will leave for his home in the
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FEWER MEN IN LINE
' drain on the finances of the Omani-1A3 a tesult Gton was rejected by tht
nations. the opening of more factories: examining board if the same rule is
has substantially increased the finau-i to be followed it means that several
cinl strength of the United 1Hatters‘ball players who are otherwise physi-
‘and the officers of the local associa- ‘cally fit will be rejected by the. ex.
tlons said today that the finances of amining boards
the national organization are in ex-
cellent condition at the DY'K'SPM time. IATHLETICS LOSE TWO
Those who observed the line of; PLAYERs 3y ENLISTMENT
those receiving the benefits yesterday Ray Bates, third baseman. and W.
were happy to see the numbr in line Noyes. a young pitcher of the Philadel-
wss diminished 11s it indicated a bet“ phia Americans, yesterday notified
term not local conditions. Manager Mack that they would quit
...—...“...— the team next Saturday and join the
«NOTICE, MEMBERS THE KNOB "my. 30th men have M the
Meals cockpit. to order Saturday will physical tent for the (trait. but Molded
Sunder. invention; 111 season I114 “mammal element! ‘
satisfactory. Henry With-I... It.”
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MACK AND WALTZ Fid‘tCi‘éhfiihAdnmE
Molla Bjurstedt “and Partner!
Russell Again Beats we1_da_1. The Califoinian and his Eastern,
an injury, has six pitchers, which was,
Flouthful air are going to buy for Autumn 1151.11
unless it is that makers fl
healthful outdoor sport would appreciate suc, '
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want to think they are fitted only for play
{File military man’s dress. '
THE STANDINGS.
2 Eastern League.
W. L. PC.
New Haven .......... 53 25 .679
New London .........43 3 .551
Law once ............ 44 36 .550
Bridgeport ........... it) 38 .513 l
Worcester ........... 40 42 .188 '
Springfield ........... 35 44 .443
Portland ............. 33 47 .413
Hartford ...........29 50 .367
National League.
W. L. RC. 1
New York ........... 61 31 1371‘
‘ Philadelphia . . .50 13 543
St. Louis ..........55 49 .529
t‘incinnatl ........... 66 53 .514
Chicago ............... 52 53 .1195
Brooklyn ............ i9 50 .495
llmton ............... 2 54 .438 I
Pittsburgh ..‘. ........ 32 67 .323
American League. .
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Chicago .............. 67 40 .627
Boston ........... . . . .61 40 .604
(‘levcland' ............ .58 51.532
Detroit .............. 5:7 49 .529
gNew York ............ 53 50 .2313
Washington ...46 58 .442
Philadelphia .......... i 8 62 .380
St. ' Louis ............ 39 67 368 i
international League. ‘ I,
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{Nee-.111. . ............. 62 4:1..941.
'lotonto .............. 04 45 587 ‘
if’to1idcnce...........62 44 585’
Baltimore ............ 62 46 .574
:letesler ............-11 59 .464
Buffalo .............. i7 62; .427 '1
Richmond ............ It 03 .406
Montreal ............. ll 00 1173 l
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League. 1’
llnt'tt’ord, 5-0; \‘t'ot'coster 4-4.
.'\":~1\’ London 9:1.1111'1'cnce, 2,
Portland, 5:1lridncpot't, 15.
St't'ingfleld-va llawn, rain.
National League.
Pittsburgh. 5; Philadelphia, 1.
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 3.
New York, 4: St. Louis, 1: 10 inn. \'
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American League.
Cleveland. 31"»Nc11' York. 2'. 10 11111-
inns.
(hitttgo.“ .1; V1 ashtngton 2.
St Louis 2: Philadelphia. 0.
Boston Detroit, 111111. 1
International League.
Newark, 5: Montreal, 1.
Toronto, 1: Providence. 0.
Buffalo, 4; Baltimore, Ii.
Rochester 4: Richmond. 2
Southern Association.
“ Atlanta, 60; Birmingham, 412.
Nashvillfi 1: Little Rock. ti
(Thattnt1oog11,2; Memplti'le
Only three games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
\\'orcestet' of Hartford.
Springfield at New Haven (2).
Lawrence of New London.
l’ortlnndsnt Bt'idgcport., ,
National League.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New Yotk at St. Louis.
‘ Boston 111 t‘incinm’tti.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
,_ American League.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at, New York.
Louis of Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington
STAMFORD QILVER
COMPANY mssowaoi
A final certificate of dissolution of.
of Stamford was recorded at. the'
office of the secretary of state yester‘;
day. Tilleto all the assets is trans-l
Jerrod to the Stamford Rolling 'Millslt
Company. ‘
A certificate of increase of the
capital stock of the Ansonin Elfi'll‘b
c111 Cmnpany of Ansonln, was mount 1
ed. The stock is increased to $504, ,
000, divided into 5,040 shares. 3
A certificate of incorporation of,
the United Lumber & Supply Com-S
patty of Derby was recorded. ‘ The?
business of the corporation is the,
handling of lumber. The subscribot'si
are Alberto, Anderson, Clarence o.
Nordstrom and Frederick McCarthy.
all of Ansonla.
A preliminary certificate of disso~
of Winsted was recorded. Claims;
against the corporation are payable to
F. N. Belding of ,Rockville.
A certificate of increase of capital
stock of the New Haven Pulp &
Board. Company. of New, haven was
recorded. The stock is increased to
$1,000,000, divided into 10,000 shares.
NEARBY GRINDING MILLԤ
The Falrfield County Farm Bureau
has compiled a list of grinding or grist
mills now operated in Fairfieldeoun-
ty. The following towns are listed as
having such mills together with in-
formation concerning the mills:
Bethe], mill located on Greenwood
avenue, owned by Morrison & Dun-
ham; grinds and sells corn and feeds:
grinds corn meal for persons bringing
their own gtaln; charge 20 per 100
bushels. .
‘ Denbury mill, located on Rose street
owned by Harold Meeker; grinds and
sells wheat, buckwheat, corn. other
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lution of the Winsted .Sllk Company; ‘
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odd half hours. ,Then, nobody gets tired out.
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Wilton mill. located at 11111111111111. . .
mggfl‘n seasons cosmonaut;
-' A new soft misty gray homespun, a 'deepibl". '0
élshe’d
checks that win riends instantly.
FRIBAY, soccer 16. 11117
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Men who Seek clothes that havetllfe‘tfund i l1.
s makers call sport suits. . .r,
Frankly, we can see no special reasontfor’ifiatiiam
gured that men-.iyh 31111011 151
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These are, jactuallknnilitary looking 5p;
And they are excellent for busmess we
They are belted. Shaping of waist at! ' ”Sf-1. ‘ _
ockels are put 011; all these have the trimmifi 73:1
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Colors are excellent and fabrics tool
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worsted.
And made in either single or double-breast
3 Two qualities, two prices, one splendid effe “9°
’“ $17.50 and $20, ”w
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For distinctive i
if“ Men are funny creatures.
They ll poke good-natured fun atfhetrfriend'WilQ; it
new shirt absolutely unlike any they’ ve ever at}? '
hen run all around town trying to find one like
Mr. Friend has fooled them, th0ugh. Htsjvlfdzboti
he cloth for that shirt, made it -—and nobody iso
incl one like it ready to wear.
Strip ed madras and poplins 111 fancy stripesm
ide, fine for shirts and wet adapted for pajama; ._
.White madras, too‘, satnewidth—159y011
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for school-«15a ycl
lfdvlothcr is going to do it herself, up s," too-«musty
time for making all the cheery school- dresses
'And it’s better not to hurry, to make Sucli dresses :1!
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What a ‘pretty lot of new ginghams for sucli dresses
Plaids‘ that his will admire, tasteful stripes, small
lake‘s ”533
And at but " '* “"2159 yd
Here is a white plisse that makes underwear whiclii'goi
quires no ironing. Soft texture, nice weightthO‘yd “my
net: unto. nu. 0"
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