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long, Khan :1 "lei. oar showing cur-12ml??? ‘Oli‘v‘wiaié ‘i‘ms’i " gnu, ‘
* scum nonwALx.
ahere last night. The winneruhad elm!-
_ lion ofs
bout arm's" wavered? Clulzo,’
3‘?! “in an efiort to w
(343‘ most famous. W318
6mm ow ‘ ‘ imphm
use ' used to come‘g‘ix:¥‘x~eeman, of the St. Louis Cycle Huh
seventeen years
ipton last ventur- I
, g. 7 _ g
in the Americalaain-peman, of St. Louis, Rides 5... Ti.
’ 3 Am! yet‘leW real Affli'l‘manq
n “image the honors in Hill) .I‘
' rue sportsman as Sir Thomas. .1. h;
time, to chance, his Shamrock IV. mm... H; he
‘ " better and the faster boat. "
lbs-MILE CYCLE ascend!
shamrock
Hours, 24 Minutu. 50 Seconds. ‘
pl, of all
and. in only“. -NEW YORK, July 12r—Jfimrg ll.
FOR ‘ SALE
’ it harrows. scrapers. May be'seen at our yard. Priced
low for‘auick disiao’sal. Terms cash-
H
' . .108 Water St., ”So. Norwalk, Conn.
'A number of 'second hand wagons. carts. blows.
? TheNorwalk Coalesupplym.
Brooklyn, 3;
(Only three
,Xd‘rdm Bum
New York, 3; Chicago, 2. -
Cincinnati, 6: Boston,
Standing 0! the plaid.
We
Wm ”saws"- '
‘4 L5 Little Rock. 2; Nashville, 1
l, Shamrock II and
- now he faces the test.
~ , . . - ' i . '4 "llé‘nsedaen So ' ' - ' - i' - . 2 - .
,and Kidd? Sluts for boys. 4 ‘0 10 M ' .. .2 .. glam-him}: egg:§ESFE§§§3§§53°..ere'vama ...... . 32 .46? 5:13:33“ng mange aged to land 131s gods 11:51:81??? .522“ 015211;... .;..,;
' ' , . ' . * '. ‘ ' ‘- : , ... , . " ' ' - d‘e niche fiance o ' ‘ . YQFU‘I‘dEy, .
Fabrics are warrant“, ‘9 W031} and every other detail .. < - ~; "2 :2 . Egagrf " 4,6: 333% ggrfi. 1.x}. %n%s§ar nucrveflggd .Fiorald?argén ihéflfi. 25 mimfi'H. :3
' ' ~ -‘ ' ' ' '. f ' I ‘- ~ 1“ ‘ " I 5 ’ * ornament. 0890611 8; ' L s e 8 us 8 Humid
¢ _ 15 m keeping With than. 413M” 0! appearance. . , g ‘ . lgfigingm? 1‘ ' fi-gggcfi‘ggnlfifiafisgm. er, or will fmade world's record by nearly 2 ”mi.“
1i . . . , ' : ‘ , : , = _. .. '* "St" Louis ~ " f; ‘ come on Thursday. wmg’u'fiir Thomas Iate-i. Freeman; has been a memlu :‘ or,
I 7?. Z'hese 3mm ”19 eminent: W111 surely appeal to all .. in! Detroit .......... f; i Worcesien.at..sminEW-. we; once more so can to Sandrthe 07$“ 0““ f“? fifteen mm and
. . , 5-2 2 a x; c .. .. r 1: ' :3... _ ~ . ,7 3‘; Philadelphlé .2...... 21‘ 5‘ Waiefbmit’fiidmm; - milk in the hope that his foudestlin‘that'tlme has taken one mm mm.
mOthGTS- 2!. . uséfifiuim.§§§U‘tl1&3isflhhflxikfii‘; E m . . '. ‘ 2 f1 « V? w = dreams will be realised Three times ‘prize at Philadelphia in 1913 am an.
: , ‘ . "' " , 7 . _ 3 .~. i ,3,“ frag, i?» F» I Mflmfin Manchu" . he Ms m,'wit‘h5m wou'ght of ex- other shorter distance title a: in. "Wm
~ _ : . .. ‘ . ‘ .Eimr’ St. mun at Boston- ifét'fii? St. rm; 10: Cmmmzt ‘ pense and me. the mat sporting home a few years since. TM r...
V Chicago at filladélphia. ’ ‘53“: Minneapolis, 2; Toledo, 0,, . _ spirit to “lift" the cup, which thegfirst 'time that he has ever nilumlly‘l
(Two games scheduled). l 3‘ woman; 3; Kane‘s: City, 2. ‘ schooner-seem America brought to competed in any race of gTL’alGI 1mm
. : ” ”w ' inmw’gy 3'3; ”11%”, ‘9“1- [his Matty far back. in 1861~ Three Sixty miles?- , l
,5 l NATIONRL‘LEAGUE. ‘ ” « i’ I. ‘ ' ‘ tines he has: failed. with Shamrock; The rude, held by the lulerclnh Am-
Shamrock l'll. And atcur Circle Road Racing Learn», cf!
for the fourth New York, made its start from Mr“;
St. Louie]. Memphis, 3.: Chattanooga 1- amazin l confident that. his Park at 6 o’clock, yesterday lnnrmpv-
3. ~ ‘ Mobile, 6; New Orleans-3,3. - €33:ng 1‘fo ywill carry the same the thinly-five compellml‘fi. ”PPM-Hurt:
gamesscheduIEd). Other teams were not scheduled. luck charm “a the fear-leafed sham- in: all parts of, the United Sm“,
‘— mck of Ireland. making their starts at threennnne
Five Leading Klaus , May the sou—Yacht wm. intervals. The «mm m from WW2!
n.
There is no way of measuring the Park to Lyndenhursi and return «W,
Loot. P. e. _
Brooklyn """""" 44 32. '579 IRMBJOI' Ileana respective merits of the two yachts; laps constituting the conu-zl- .3...
.— Cindmmti 33 ' .551 “mm is nothing beyond sentiment and tance. The contestants Iver!) ; 1. 1...},
St. Louis ............ 40 39 .508: AMER'CAN LEAGUE. the long years Of SUCCESS by American men and out of their numbgr ”1,. (”Lu
Chicago ......... 38- .506 :Player and Club. G. AB. R H. no. aesigne'm to justify the quoted odds or six will sail to Antwerp on m 24:1.
Pitt‘shurgh ...... .... 35 36 .49318isler, St. L ..... 75 302 59 127 “421 2 to 1 which made new“; such arm represent Ammca in ”m. (“n-m.
Boston . . 35 .470 Speaker, Cleve. .77 298 71 121 .406 pronounced favorite , Both yachts are .1310 event. .
New York - 40 ~ .467 Jackson. .Chi.... .71 284 47 113 .398 {M 8 {wt clearly established. and W V?“
Philadelphia 43 .411 Ruth. N. Y ...... 73 247 78 95 .385 mm yachts mgomngteiy are pure K, or c. Jumons lSSUE
IVeaver. Chi.. ....75 318 60 115 .362 racing maclilnes with few’seaworth'y - CHALLENGE. (—
.,o ‘ .GIMGI Today: ' ‘ . NAT‘ONAL LEAGUE. qualities Be that 38 it may. a royal; ‘
Boston at Pittsburgh. ‘ .‘j; 9‘3“?" and cmh- G- A“ R‘ n. W ' contest is promised. and. after an! fl‘he K. of C. Juniors haw. m. ‘2 m.
‘ Brooklyn at Chicago. Hmlw' St' L...7S 309- 50 1“ 369 speed is the controlling factor when red the Camp Rliodonolias to .‘ Lym-
New Ym'k at 5" Louis. ' -. E‘ sm‘thuN' Y""“ 37 1° 47 '343 competitor; grows the keenest. It will of balL Wednesday afternoon. 2:
Philadelphia at Cincinnati: Relish. CHI-u. -..69 255 34 84 .329 be a great sporting spectacle. and O‘CxOCk. Tm gme i810 bl: l‘l" ,‘ :H
~. _.__..__._ Korietchy. BklynJEZ 233 27 79 .325 none can sav which mew will carry the Colonial diamond. Th F ".
UNTERNATIONAL LEAGUI. J. hmllh. St. L...:.0 103 .1 40 .320 of! this “nib“ "0th of the seven Juniors have no, hm,“ a...“ ,1 J,
mmummmmmmmmmumumtmumamImmmmmlmnmmuwnmnmloom!
(Only th ree
Weeoerday'. Result...
Buffalo, 7: Baltimore. 5.
Rochester, 5: Syracuse, 3
Akron, 4; Jersey City. 1.
Standing of on Globe.
-.__
393.8.
games scheduled);
It would be hateful m haveihe
"Sufi“ living costs fith ‘ beck-yard America's Cupucarried away.
come to be our dearest vashtlnu nos-
lt has§
..- A... ....». - fin...”— «w. .-__
l 'W'
#2....
I
daily‘at 5 o’clock
Saturdays at 6 o’clock.
:Grepe do Chine, Messaline, i...
Satin and Taffeta
in plain and fancy weave
AN EXHIBITION OF COLONIAL FURNITURE , . Won. Last. 1’. c.
The public is cordially invited to inspect a. collection of Baa-”filo? ------ ‘ ------- E2 26 1369‘
ANTIQUE ‘mnmm MADE FURNITURE at this store £33.33 6- - 33 5,8, {233 1
Every piece authentic, and in many models and quaint. .designs.. Alix-(1)11 r ............. 38 .50 161';
, Many of the specimens are extrehzely rare and all give a. Reading ............ 3 40 .487
splendid idea. of the excellent work of early American cabinet Jersey City --------- 3 48 .415 .
maker. ‘" "um lglochcster . if. :3 .331:
PLEASE NOTE—«That the showmg’ “is for exhibit'on onl ‘mcuse ----------- ‘ 3 1 ,
and not for sale. . _ - , 1 y 4...... 7,... The store closes
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDQWSI 13611:?!“ at 32:08}? (3).
' ' ' ‘ x - .:—:_‘.-:_..__.‘ _ a mor 9 .
. . RAYMOND 8.. sour... . -. 2- .e
. , _ , , ' ‘ 1 ., ‘ 'l i i- Syracuse at Rochester; .
w “R111 & High Sts" ‘ V Norwalk ' g . * ’ EASTERN LEAGUE. i 1.1,, I S'“(
. _ 5 . ‘- - > .. ~ . :‘fl ..: I S
. ' V r ’ R l . . 3..
, W- - , - Mmlnutnnmmmm .........f;‘.°mania. ~3-
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Ph _ . . .
-. . PHOngmEOPING Enfgrgsggvhs g , , llold out. Many people were disappointed. The 0
(24 hours service) .43 fl " “‘7, _ My , _’ ’1": , a manufacturer wished ,to unload a good deal of
bLIFFORD PHARMACY 1pm,“, f . [mm x " g . - J’ 3. :5 accordingly made a lug sacrifice m price:
So Mam St .3 ' . “W" m .. ' - 2" . } ;;fifty yards, all we could get of the following:
' - ' ' ' i :5 V .. ‘ f . ii.
8 ' ualit ' l . , , . g ' \ .; ,
, 7 y Delicious ‘5 . . . *9 ' " 3
Chocolates Wave».- 9 ”3&3“ .- ‘3]. 4...,» ' I k 1
V «you. t» . .. {r f~§32”‘w"‘w‘
For Every Class of-PurchaSer. . "r 3... a; 311%
. ' Values 83.000 to 375.000.
.='= ' 'A comfortable home for the laboring;r man.
UA beautiful estate for the man who can afford
to pay the once. 2.1%.... ._-. ~
351'.
Englander One MotionCouch
...,....Bed With Sag-prOof Springs
None of these
3W)? £7 ‘1
. “((11221))”,
.nn
[many of them,
some
a yard.
H?
also 1213015. and. white 1
Remnant lengths from
1 to 15 yards" each
sold. for less than $2.50. and
figured _ Crepe
Chines were $3.00 and $£
Your choice
silks over
especially
dc
l 9"“
‘93“. ‘7.
.o v
.4:
.. yard
and expect to bring home the a .
-—'l‘he Best Salesman-«d Ward M.
iii' There was a wonderful Silk Sale a 'i'ew» weeks ago and the amount did no’c'
ther day came this chance, when
his stock before inventory, and ,
W‘e have obtained thine hundred and
1-35.
J‘.
i
This couch-bed is so skilfully designed {hat a
child can convert it into a full size, luxurious
bed without eifort. It has the Englander sag-
proof spring and is equipped with imperial
mattress. Casters and slides 'will not mar ihe
" " “$1.98
. ”m"?!
., ,_,...___..-....,_._ , _ _,_,.~-;
thin.
I
’ Third 'floon 5"
"BrightonvCarlsbad'f
Vacation Reading
finest. floor.
1
Sleeping Wear
F? V" for women and children
Summer lines of one piece paja-
.mas, middy pajm' and other gar-
Angeviiie Furniture Co..-
ments now in‘stock of which we shall
The July Victor Records 2‘
' ‘ ARE ON SALE. *
‘ Hear Them at
THE HAMILTON SHOP
49 WALL 5mm.
Victor Wesely
I(Fo’,rmerly With Vaast Bros.)
. Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re- ‘ _
nail-ed and made to order and all kinds of sheet not-
al work. ‘ ' .2 A iilim
2;."Weldinz of All Kinds of Metals. .
13 liaymond. Sir-censonth’Norwalk, Near South Main St. ,
Phone 1953'
\
William.» 0.9'Mchan, 1 Inc.
' ‘ —msURANcE+
174 Washington Street.
! have more {0 say later on. .
Styles especially suited to chil-
dren, for misses also for boys up to 16'
yeaIS- ' " 7 ‘
4'\ L5” Lingerie Show; second floor.
‘ Fla: S,ilver..fm.ft&' Table
' 3m “F&rnfinmrm_wm
7 I
i :
“1"“ “mm“ W vied gm ' a...
33 scum MES-11313? f PAgilu'rsn nonA ‘
,- A new shipment. arrived of PURE SILK PONGEE SPORT
BLOUSES—will sell same for“ $2.00 and $2.50.
. . SILK’g'RIcoLEmrsPORT BLOUSES AT- $3.50;'can
on heat ifl “ ~ ' ‘
‘
Come. at, once-
2 AVE-ivr'wwl #
' ~ L *TWél‘iiléy>fl;-.J;I. .’.
7' ( ., Finite, 35W
: Guidance.
* I THIS mus genome... , . . ,
mica Mills Sheeting, bleached, 2 14 yds. wide, yd, . . .'$139 . '
. Utmrzlll'ills Bheeiing, bleached, 2.1.23.1: wide,- yd., "31:45.
'- Mercenzed Damaskr'l'able. 610th, Gil-makes wide, yd. . . $1.15 ‘.
Sci-nu curtains, 35-inches wide, yd“ . . . . ‘ ‘
Marguisette Curtain, Weswide,‘ yd“. ... ......39c
.Marquisette Curtain, 38m wide, yd, . .. . .. . ”59c
arches Widetydgf . . .22.. H . . . . 1.. ;*.-.' If. . . . .490 '*
file. yd.
- TheTeXtil‘e Store "
e. .“' DOUVII~U'II..‘..D".‘I177.7. «0-2561'
. , 4,
ii. ’01:.»‘om :
no. .oJ’ Inn...
7 for fifty years’ of somehow service.
,i =W,1Kniveg dfrurksinvari—
1 i913. Size .3: - 2-. ' ‘ ‘ 2 “‘2
1 Separate Messiah-553mm ,
._ genres, Salad andDessertFerks.
‘ errySpoons and Serversofi nutme-
hve a
l. ; *.’«' ':
. . h ,4..- ' * , j .
V
a
.
. ”all
”Lev-h
. neglected :
_ _ in blue leather with gold, _.;
.7 India paper. ‘2' ,3,
The Read Book Section is We'll:
supplied to suit every literary motel;
. I
dwell the tellers of tales. 860,“
were is the Arabian woman. the most roman--0!
them all. with her thousand and one starlet - .
the old English knight who found a quaint ~- ,_, ..
full 0! kings and queens, of ladies in distress “g;
’01 unknown warriors and ancient battles. . “EV "-.
is the Scotsman. with the bright, merry e961 ‘35..
he has strange tales or the South Sean, 0 «’2‘
Princess whorfled through the forest, and 0
who loved Marjory, the parsOn‘s daughter. ,
is a sad tale. but. the teller thereof is (ax--
clever. and knows how to melee words sound 4:
music.” .
Every one becomes; tired of the 1)::
sellers and it is a relief to turn to the i ..
favourites, which perhaps have lieg-
“For here
0.
Stevenson and Kipling, also Dim.
and there is a wonderml new edilio' .
Dickens bound in green leather, prin -
on India paper. with illustrations
“Phil" and “Gruikshanks.” Save '
volumes in the not, light in weighting
easy to hold. -‘ . ' g '
l Kiplingin the familiar red leg?
Which is so‘handsome’ and has a m .
lion, head of “My Lord. the Elephant." '; ,
A
Hark Mn and 0. Henry. '1" ; '
The Evorym ‘ and. 1 .«.V
.' Library , either of which con
the gems of literature of all I 12' .
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Norwalk Chronicler