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SOUTH NORWALK.
l
‘ ' announcing his, challenge.
Louis all but out in the eighth round
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low for quick
FOR, SALE
'A number of second hand wagons. carts. plows.
hat-rows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Prmed'
dishosal. Terms cash. .
The NorwalkCOaIéfSup’plyCo.
. 108 Water St., So. Nomalk, Conn.
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Things That Add
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COMFY COUCH
HAMMOCK STANDS AND AWNINGS
'THE I POPULAR
SOIMETHING SPECIAL IN STEAMER CHAIRS
“ CLIPTWOODA’ ”
RAYMOND ‘& SON
To [Summer Comfort
HAMMOCKS
SARANACH MODEL CHAIRS
PORCH SCREENS, ALL SIZES
Wall & High Sts. Norwalk _
Kodak rno'ro DEVELOPING Photographs ‘
Films . A-l Work Enlarged
(24 hours service)
Drugs CLIFFORD‘PHARMACY Patent!
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Phones 833-)! -- 1532 Cigars
Special Quality . ,
Whitman's Bathing Caps ' F: Delicious
350 to 85¢: Soda
_ Chocolates
. For Every Class of Purchaser.
HOMES
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Values $3.000 to $75.000.
’A comfortable home for the laboring man.
A beautiful estate for the man who can aiford
to nay the once. ~ ..
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RAYMOND BROS.
THE HAMILTON SHOP _
The July Victor Records
- ARE ON SALE.
Hear Them at
t
49 WALL STREET.
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.) ' """ '23?)ch
\ Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re-
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al wOrk.
«anus- G'Ifi'iifim . ‘
Welding of All Kinds of’Metals.
13 Raymond Street, South Horwalk, Near South Main St.
' ner of Clay and Fran
BEEGEPOE'I, mi:
1 hu . s at» suppmt mum ;
that he still has a bright. fututeoheatl
‘ lhhrr because or ”his kayo firowess,
RodAl
.'~w4&€mhmme$qm', tort-he ex-
“v‘vho beliete that .3 Allen cycles :“giy’e
him one War ofc‘un amen; -
spite the tact thaLthe Blushing. Brig:-
groom is ahegxy welter. while John-
ny- and Red can getrinside the light-
weight limit of. pounaage without ex-
erting himself zany too much.
“I dusted the spots oil Bogash and
I can do it again.’.' declared Allen in
“row
bf our battle at the Remington Arms
show in 1919. and ever since that time
he has not been swine anxious to
clamber in the some-ring with me.
overs whocnn hardly’pui: up their
lists. and who are forced to spring
capsicum alibis and all that stun, let
Bogash fight one real fight. And you.
can believe me. he'll have to fight
“Some. of my kind ‘friends have been
0 counting me out. just because I have-
n’t done much all season. If they are
got to put up or shut. up. Here's his
chance to tackle a lighter man I'm
not. afraid of the weight advantage.
I can lick. Louis. and, what’s more, I
can kayo him."
NATIONALS T0 Pal-tones.
#—
All members of the National base-
,
evening, at the Colonial lot, for moo
be other business brought up. [And.
in order to carry out tliEcplsns; every
man will have to be present. .
On Sunday the Nationals will jour-
. ney to Fairfield and cross bats with
the fast Southport team. A A
game is looked forward to. as a short
- time ago the Nationals deteated the
Southporters in a very close and hard
played contest. winning by the score
of 1—0. The truck will leave the cor.
klin streets at 2
'D. m. sharp.
' PIRATES BUY TIERNEY.
TI’LSA. Okla., July 14.-Sponcer
Abbott, manager of the Tulsa West-
ern League club. has‘announced the
sale to the Pittsburgh National Leng-
ue club of James 'Tiemey,
shortstop. He is to report at
the
close of the season.
0 Bureau: 17;” use-to
oogedly and hurled a. dell right
,1;th the teeth of Louis Bogask, uglier;
declares that hessilheoncesie. weight.
echo-m .c.
"‘lnstea'd of boxing all these push-
every second he’s in the ring with me.‘
so sure of themselves. let them drag
' out some coin on a Bogash fight and
I‘ll see that it’s covered. Boxash has
II‘
ball team will report early Thursday
rice, and. at this some time. there will?
Tulsa.
sum. St. 1...-..33. 314. 53. 13s
. , ”‘i ~- , . Johnna . . .
” W - 1 * 111' their twelve'round c; '
, . , fl ughmesht, _ .. - . ~ . , 5457 T0 MERIDEN HOSPITAL
Player and Club. G. . R. in: boot mfiéjast night. .. ’ -. . IDEN. July 14___MI.\.‘ ii‘m
‘ i
masses? JULY 14.19;). .
lite buy. A ”4900 Of Chalk attached :0
in string hangs convenienny
This has woven more
DUND“ l'w'nv
Sflhlfil'mfiq';
gthan a paper and pencil meow-m
651m.
14m Dundee.
will an decision
' o. SM.;BOE‘~°§
BOSTON; ,_ , ,
New York. “’9‘
a. two-year-old in this country, audio
the world, so far as any reco go. .
‘ OLYMPIC SWIMMING TRYOUTS.
'E‘i ~ '
challenger will have to concede a
handicap of at least six minutes. It
‘would not be surprising, from some
measurements that are known, if the
EW ' ‘ allowance is more than that.
N YORK’ ”fly “‘_The Olym- It means an allowance of at least
New"... Wm... ccccccc much “gm?“ 3;;ch
V 0 er ., -
Zteam hi the high diving and 360 yard 55:3: cgixfie’ outtlsail Resolute more
maingi 61:23:: :21; Efenggdat a; than 1‘2 secfids a rlxifilgh‘lfmfizk 1:22:
a .' < " . ca . . ..
O’CIOCk‘ The divers “mud" ' metiWfiifii bifieggiute, pshe will have no
iA'ltitenl‘l’Ilséen‘ti‘ezarzgwrfihtkgfineyfi;§ Ichance whateivgr. tsihe inns: $341311; :33
.gl' e 0- ‘ ’ a 9:15.51: _-
‘Thelma Payne, Constance Dressler of gfmafidfmd fin S
'Pofllahd. Beatty Grimes 0E ¥$neapmz For this reason. the natural thing
,lis and Vonnte Malcomson. SWim'l . r1 5 Francis Adams, Reso-
1mers are Ethel BIEIWI‘F’Y{ Chavllggae llgie’scgiinger, to do will be to haul:
=BOYle. Irene Gem. Margaret 7 .36“ to Shamrock if he can and um
bridge. Helen Moses, Ruth Smith and llet her get out away from him where
Frances Cowells. {she might find a better breeze. So if
' IResOlute is fast enough. one is not
Ito see the yachts nip and tuck most
‘ ' {of the time. William P. Burton, on
l READLNG. P3,, July 14-401“ m3";Shamrork. is known to be planning
rJOY league clubs 81'? alter Frank Ito rush out in from. if the challenger
gBrovrer, the Babe Ruth 0‘ ”19 filer-.1139 it in her. and to sail his race me
inational League. who has hit twenty ‘gardlcss of where Resolute is or what
lhome runs and batted .419 in seventy-23mg (1095‘ .
from games. They are the Athletics. ———-——————--—-—-———
lCuhs. Cardinals and 'Clevelands. all c. M. E. To GET MONEY.
Iof whom had representatives herel
lyosterday to talk with the Readinglssoopoo F-
'ol‘iicia‘ls. The local owners are holdcl lotted to Road.
log out for the highest offer. I From the interstate Commerce
~———————-— lCommission‘s ‘rcvolving fund for tho
Erelialiilitaiion of the railroads $9.375.
I000 is to be given to the New Haven
lair—gsystmn. To the Central New England
lroagl $1100.0le is to he the quota
Texas. baseball club. has been signed illiore than 38.000.000 of this stimuli"
by the St. Louis Nationals. it was an- is lo he used by the New Haven on
nounccd yesterday. He mu report atfnecessm‘y repairs to the right of
the Cardinal training camp nextgwar and m eoulnnwnt. While for new
spring- ' glocomotives 51.245.000 has been al-
Reverre is from'mborty. Texas. 33. gloted. ‘
000 was paid for his signature, the am: Those allotments from the fund are
nouncemgnt said. gdeeisned to rcsrore the roads to a
-. , :prewar footing.
KOPF OUT OF GAME.
FOUR CLUBS SEEK BROWWER'.
u no -
rom “Revolving Fund" Al
CARDINALg _SlGN PITCHER
REVERRE.
LOCKHART, Texas, July
Pitcher Reverre. of the Bay \(‘iug
JOHNSON LIKELY .
TO SURRENDER;
I LOS ANGELES. Pal" July 14.~~'; _ - ,
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight; Larry 1\0l'f. 3€W_ l3ritains big
Ichampion and now a fugitive fromileaguer. has been missing from the
justice at Tia Joann. Mexico. is ox-;lineup of the Cincinnati Reds for the
pooled to return to the Tinned Slates glast few days on account of an injur-
and surrender without conditions in‘ccl finger received in last Friday‘s
a few day‘n.‘ _accfirding m Unitcd'f-M‘W‘ truth the Boston Braves. Ir.
'Stateg Dislrict Atlhlfle}: O'Connor, gtcuching ImsHo Mann out at second
7 .__._ _.... :base Kept met with the injury.
BLOOM OUTMINTS QONLEY, .Tlieso are the first games that ho has
Phil Bloom, 01‘ Brooklyn, outpoint missed this season. It is probable
pd Mickey monies, of Newark. in hell?“ he will be back in the lineup
twelve-round bom. last night. in “1936th today or tomorrow.
Colliseum bpcn air club in Newark; The infield of the Reds at the pros-
BlEom was the more aggressive and ‘em’ time is pretty well slmitPTfM-
hit the harder blows In a- second :To make it worse Captain Grohdrew
tWeh-efrouna bout Johnny Summer's. .a ssuoension Yesterday for engaging
’of New York. outpoinwd Sailor Jcegin'c‘l verbal fish: with an umpire.
Dundee, of the U. S. S. Tennessee. lf‘rane. who was substituted ‘for
’ éHeino yestcrtlay. made three errors
gin the field. But for his misc-ties the
proof spring and is
finest floor.
' Foulards,
latest styles.
July Clearance Sale
OF ALL CURLDREBSES‘ including Silk, Georgette,
Novelty Yoil’es. Orgsndies and Gingham.
' Also Weists and‘JBlousesé '
Skirts and”Midd.ies_ in
Satin
all the new materials end‘the
‘ 3m It": fl , '1"
g
t.
Englander' One Motion Couch
Bed With Saig—prOof Springs
This couch-bed is sofsltifiully designed that a
child ean convert. it‘into )a full size, luxurious
bed Without eflort. It has the Eng-lander sag-
mattress. Casters and slides will not mar "the
Angevine Ffll’fiiture ? Co. ‘1
lRerls would have won in nine in-
inings instead of being forced to go
ilen.
WEAVER WITH BLUES.
Harry W’caver. the curve ball art'-
ist. who, under Danny Murphy, devel-
Cored into quite a pitcher while with
New Hz? von four years ago. has struck
another organization. Otto Knabe.
formerly of the Phillies, who as my
roently appointed manager of the Kan-
sas City Blues, has bought the pitch-
er from 1119 Oakland club, of the Pa—
cific C‘mlsl League. He will report to
the Blues early this week. -
Weaver wore New Haven livery
'when that club boasted of the formid-
able pitching staff composed of Nay—
lor, now with the Athletics: Donovan,
who is slahbing for Akron, and VVood~
ward. who was recently sent to Seat-
tle. of the Pacific Coast League, by
the St. Louis Cardinals. 7 Following
his fine worl; on the mound with New
gHaven, E’earer was grabbed by the
ICuhs. He remained with them the
:whcle season of 1918 but last year the
;Chirazo team released him outright
ltoOaklsnd. This season \Veaver ap-
zparently was not a. ‘winner with the
gogks. as is indicated in the pitching
records of the league.
,.._.-...._..
KELLY INVITED TO ROW FlBBLE.
PHILADELPHIA, JuIy 14.«—-Jack
Kelly. America‘s sculling_ champion,
has received a special invitation
from the Mayor of ‘ St- Catherines,
- Om... to participate i’n’ihe‘ Royal Cana-
dian Henley. July 3031. andjj'héet. Bob:
”rubble. ‘the Canadian champion, again
in senior singles. The invitation ‘
came as a result of Kelly’s bravery in‘
having rescued Dibble after the latter
fell out of his boatiin the recent race
with Kellv on the Schuylkill River.
Kellysaid last night thethe would
like to meet. Dibble again, but cannot
make the trip, as he expects to be on
|hls way to Antwan) by that “time,
Kelly will compete in the Olympic
{ finals at Worcester. July 23-24, and is
the favorite to represent the United
Hz?
equipped with imperial
States in single scuiis.
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FINAL ‘TRYOUTS BEGiN FRIDAY.
The large entry list for the national
senior track championshins and final
Olympic tryouts at the Harvard Stu-
dium, next Saturday, has made it nec-
‘_ essarv to hold some of the trial heats .-
on Friday during the junior meeting!
$13138 will; be. done in five events-echo“
yard. 220 yard. M6 yard-and 880
‘ yard-mosses the «lilo-yard hurdles.
Lows Jesus ms
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Bush-Na Yfi 5% $0 3 , . , AMWH ck and hung in the kit— to the bleriden. Hospital. :Wlluh 1...,
Rice, wash.....‘.73r“235 .359 ’ s , ., "i 13'” mwt-W board. It on- mfi‘tmg.“ ‘1’“? for ¥~00,~,:~w it; ”~-
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SAM Huntington; save “69% s NEW YORK,- July 14.—~'Shammcl<
”‘3‘ F33 A TWO-YEA‘R- lNJs one chance to. ’dzefeat Resolute. in ,. 'W
7 .‘ Odd: COLT. Tm. America’s Cup races... ,Whieh, be- . . . . - g.
. . gin tomorrow oh Sand? HOOK is 10 o . . u .
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dreth tend .515 33913.18 associate. Hen- While the measuements of the two I
I'll-'1“. $134333”; Rik} '9}! 0V“ 3100" yachts will" not be comnutedc 1N0 .
000nm in all probability 31°59'00“ their ratings momma morning and . [
”‘0‘” WWW“, "me 303 0‘ “1"”30“ the ' exact time allowance Shamrecs 3
-—-R059 of Gold. at Aqueduct. yester- must give will not be known before} 3 l________._l
dayc the highest Price 9“" Paid ‘0‘" this. is done, it is certain that the .
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EDISON and MUSIC
Thebook thunk” on
inset!» realm of no
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are faithfully perpetu-
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son phonograph is en-
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you ever thing—the cabinets.
article: it you every- Endorsed by ;
thing you want to know Aumo'ldu “I
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® 85 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
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be 5 ”@3603“ CO.
Midsummer Shipment
of Knife-c Plotted Skirts
w, - Made for general wear from the most durable; 2
' 'of materials, silk poplin. Navy blue and black align
the colors. Waist bands measure 28 to 40 inched. hfi
$15.00 and $16.50
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“PrintZess” Polo Coats _
aisle—price Wm
ta.
: Camcl’s Hair Cloth and silk lined to the Web}. ‘ .
Were $45.00 .g
$21.50
Now is the time such a coat is needed for out E"
ing and vacation w or. _.. 41$
“Printzess " Suits
of Wool Jersey 5 ‘1 awe}
A"
'A good sports model in Oxfordthlue, "rookie” l
and brown. 3“ ; “
Were regulafly‘fiégfoo .3
Now $25.00
'A limited number only.
Second—noon
Walsts‘ and “Slipcovers"
of Silk range.
The ideal fabric for summer. Made up in four :
‘ styles; high or low neck, wide hemstitched 5.131..ch
collars and with square cut neck line.
selling regularly at $7.50
> . Now $5.95
Lawn and Voile Waists
_ For those who require large sizes.
, .' . .Very, neatly made, some ’quite tailored
fathers lace and embroidery trimmed.
$2.95 up
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