vvery specinl’
EDISON
,, .01; summer cot-
. .W n only $95 and,
einount sinks into _
co when you eon.
_ amount ot enjoy-
one and dancing--
elfords you. 1
(SEE IT-
. color 1;" adapted
many-dollars In the cost. of your house or, répiir bill : 4
talki overmthusenytlme, :7 . .
' 1 Comm and
an.» o‘l’ Noreen by
‘ Sundsy is now a hofidiy {or ell Wil-
tonltes, us the inhabitints look for- ,
ward to the weekly gemea; The gauge
Emir LIVER, n... .
.. -. .-.tze 5 Tuesday Specwls
ROUND STEAK, 1b.,
HAMBURG STEAK, 1b., e.- no: “one: ”one Euchre-j;
uv so. can see 0'. one .03.... eioeeiw
LAMB’S PLUG“, "mo, as. .0. on so ~..:¢-0_Io 00' ..t‘wdvtsc
NEWONIONS, Ibo, an. no! on. so. use to. so. in. ovens-4c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets:
;Norwolk—South Norwslk *
I EQOQ ID. slaloasc'
M»
' was called at 3 p. 111., but to get good
parking places the cm commenced to
arrive at 1: 30. Fully one-1m of then
population turn "out,“ to theer {he Wil-
ton boys 110le was well repre-
sented Trucks, loaded with baseball
fans, rolled in to give their team the
customary boosting.
Ofilcer Rey Studwell kept the street
in front or the mess; clear for the
passing of automobiles; and also kept
the crows book from the diamond in
. 3. very unique manner He deserves
great credit for the wonderful way he
managed the crowds. It is moaned
that he have on mktont..next Sum
day. as the game tobemfiyed there
will bring out a much larger crowd.
It was suggested that ropes be stretch-
row escapes from being hit with the
ed around the diamond. several ner-
ball was eneeted. manager Gent-go
Barringer it is Muted has already .m'
dered the ropes.
At present a collection is taken up
for the expenses. but next Sunday:
83 WASHINGTON ST.
POTATOES 75c pk.
Very Best Native Stock~Try Them at This Low Price
PILLSBURY’S or JONES’ Supeflstive Flour, bag, . .. 32.10
NO 1 ROYAL PLANTATION OOPFEEJ'D .
IVORY SOAP, Small size, 12 cakes for ... .....$1.00 '
NUOOA NUT OLEO, The World’s Best, mm, ... ... ... ..340 "
VERY BEST OREAMERY human)
CAMP-BELLS PORK & BEANS, in tomato 39.1100 2 for. .250
FANOYWHOLEGBAINBIOE, 1b., ... ... ......169
, BROOKFIELD OREAMERY BUTTER, 11) prints, . .. ".690
SWIFT’S PURE LEAF LARD, lb
OEYLON, FORMOSA OOLONG OR MIXED TEA,Ib
TOPOFF YOUR NEXT Ema WITH ONE OF THOSE
FAMOUS WHITE HOUSE semen? ems
THEYARE GREAT .1
A. F. Beckznann 69° Co. Inc.
FREE Esme ,Enoneeeoo
I, on: one; our.
A, see out not ...620
0’ so. loo” no. to. utoitvmc
O, .Ilm
‘ among the crowd Also many New
tickets we: be sold for 25 cents and
50 cents each. '4'”
It Was noticed that several cele-
brltles of Wilton and Harwell: were
York automobiles Vere on hand,
among the latter a cor bearing the
name plate: New York Police Depart-
ment.
Mr 0mm, proprietor or the store on
the grounds is exceedingly gar-titled
at the business he is doing. ice cream
cones and lolly-pops being very much
in evidence
Rtehhrd H.1filch. of'W’llton. took a
.g'"
r
‘ ‘5 Maj llir Wm Upheld.
An cleanly Frenchmen Wes round
pets felled to reveal any will until,
under his bed a pleco of sheetlrou was
discovered with these words written
on It In whlte chalk: “I bequeath all
my property to the borough of‘Ar-
donnes on condltlon' that the mayor
glves £12 to the local fire brigade for
o benutest. (Slgned) --—-." The" rel-
atives disputed this queer and very
brie! Win. but the local.court decided
that It was valid.
AN IRREGULAR onnvnn”
all old experience no die-
in doing the finest kind of
or sewing if you wear
glasses or have perfect.
jam-mom and Optlelaii
LLoee'ted at sun‘s 203
[
~87 Adent’ic St.
"OORNEA causes astigmia. Our "A
glasses will correct this error and 5
make you see well.
Optometrists and Optional
“'l'he house of “good glosses}.
deed ln‘hls house at Douinely ln‘thof
'Ardannes. A search among his ps-
THAME-RE
The Movies of 1T13.
On another cogent tfils piper was
printed i-ecently on alleged newly on»
covered manuscript by Aristotle phil-
osopblzlng on the movies. Mr. Weakly
was Joklug. of course; but there ls no
joke about this extract from Swltt's
”Journal to Stella." dated March 27
1713: "I went afterward to see a te-
mous moving-picture. and I never saw
anything so pretty. You see a see
ten miles wide. a town on t‘other end
and olilpe selllng tn the see and div
energize maxi; cannon,” etc-Boom
. Teena pt.
* Specaal. forthe
‘weekfl
PullWeight OondeusedMilk,
’ can, ...2le
We Close e: 6P. M. Dally
Cunnmgham SBach
GARAGE
DEALERS
-——IN
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
‘(Car ..for may reunite- 7
men 1;)
lemurshau St Phone 390 “
.wu.
wMirmusrr moron
_. RECORDS
1~Are On Sale Today._
Stamfiord ‘
Pius-e Older Vinegar, gel," . .600
Extra Fine Pork, 1b., ....286
Rinse, for washing, phg
A. STULL
‘ Bridgeport club He has been oflered
, lining. it is in the balance whether he
. will accept the otter.
‘ quickly. and ls like a not after a
124 . Cottoge Street
It looks as tho coffee costs moiy
be lower. Van Dyk likes to load
and so he 18 taking the bull by h”
horns and mskmg 5 ,
, nEturally put out
local team is :1 good all around play.
or and finished up the some right
side with care, .
“George Lmstmm is the gel-nonna-
get player of the Wilton team “He Is
oestrous bettér and one of the best
becomes; in the club. 1333 made since
very good dabble plays good ln 1111,13
thgwséfggtg‘of the P1101231 teem. - .
a n eorge engage it is ru-
muted. will have a u-‘yn‘ut with the
a. large sum. per memo. to play With
this lteim‘ Although “he sum is en-
Menenor fieorge Barringer is very
much elated over the Extendance at
the games and can be. seen bobbing
here and there among the crowds to
see that the fans are comfortable.
5 Second Basemnn Talmadge is one of
the he? doown men of the team and
can stEal more bases that any of his
brother players; It is a knack with
him to get: the ;ruus whether he
knocks down the whole opposmg'
team. as long as he gets home. .
Grover Bradléy made some very fine-
catches of fly balls He 59. 9! small
physique but can cover the ground
rouse. so cautions that he never
mines. The field umpire coiled or hell:
on the pitcher of the Walk team
while Bradley was on first base. when -
he started to run for second end Eves
After s‘alsensmcn.
1 "neclslon and Bradley
wlskh was very heated, for the time ,
being. the field umplr
It lt 11nd not
for the game next Sundav and it is
expected that a record-breaking crowd
will be on hand
NomalkA. C. ......
Wilton A. 0.
First on balls-’01! Lonehnk 8: off By-
der, 2; 03 London. 5. Struck onthy
Lonehak 1l; by Londen. 3: by 5' Mc-_
Grsth 2
Pimento. Josephs
Wilton 7; Winnipenk, 8. Double may
~Pleosauts to Lawrence Hit by pit-
cfiewJosephs, Withncll, Eaklend
Wild pltch—MeGrnth. Stolen bases“-
Bradley (2) I.lndstrom.Pleeeduts ('4)
'l‘elmsdge (3), Jennings (2),W1thnell,
E McGreth Josephs Banning.
er-C R Hunter.
and 15 minutes” ,.
the English courts: that 90 per cent
of the oblidrén brought no for trlnl
were octagon oz stealing sweets. «no
combomt» the emotion or Judge
Benz: Nell- that whengver there is so
incense in invenne crime it ls due to
s easel!) of sugar;
most have sugar and they wlll steel
it :1 they must.
life more pleasant
Linoleum Remnants
are the best
days are here and a comfortable porch will make
_ 1V1e~AHSlzesmStock~v
: ‘ UGS——-All Sm and Shapes
r Crex rues. no rugs end other weaves. Splendid values.
V at Little Prices.
33.533: 5.53"”?
gone mad over besebill is a coinparb
son of the crowd at the first some and
the last game
The only thing looking to make the
Gram field is to put a high hoard
fence around the grounds and charge
contagion. It will not be long before
this will be done, liktwlse, nanny other
improvements to the field ot sport
test and if they continue to play,”
Great preparations are being made
Yesterday‘s box score:
. snap that oi the Wilton team. along , »
with the manager and captain. and it WILTON 3% 1? 11 pa s e
is expected to see gees or the Bradley rt ..... ...5 2 3» 35 0 ,0
crack team in the rial! .bress assoon mung“, '31; ......6 3 2 o 2 4
esthe film ls develofled. plenum,” New! 3 2 53 6 1‘
“Sam. dissatisfactlim arose With the Lemme 'p :.......4 1 2 1 2 1
umpire and it has been decided to Talmudge 2:; .......2 1 0 1 1 0
have George Poole umpire all see. Inn-once, 1b .......4 o 2 11.51 5
mom; games Eeelend cf “,3 o o 2 o o
1 The Nomlk team changed their Jennings e _____ “4 1 o ,4 1 1
pitcher four times during the game. as Withnell If ' 4 2 0, 2 o 1'
3e gown “‘0“ngth as the Wu. ' LL. .. .. ... ... ..
n yswereme stoomaurmns" A ’2
The last pitcher was of the old school. Tom‘s "'fidigfizflég 1012': 11 1
he nloylng baseball ,1m‘ijSYE ' . ab :- b no a. e
fiMcGrath 2b......5 0. G 0 15 1
.Jsmeis.r£ ‘0 1.0 0 0
I Steer-am. lt-ss-D ~46: 1 0 *3 1 '3
309mm. SW ......A. e c o a 1
,Hny'mes ct We 3 o o o o
”mung. 111.....5 22 Egg;
stole two runs notewsweepmnd gagin'pfit'jmfiflfifa 3.2 1‘9 '1
it was a tug-o ~wer 'reefter with 1‘0“de 85-9 ...-.....5 1 1 1 5 1
,, Em of the Totals ’ 41 12 5 25 12 11
SCORE BY INNINGS'
.050 303 DION-42
...”..“201 321 202-43
Two-base hits—~Pleos’uts Ryder
Sacrifice hitswtaonehek.
Left on bases-—
Scor-
Timew’rwo hours
mat: and Jerome.
The observation not? been made In
The children
...
H. Kneger 89’ Co.
The Wilton team In coming up very-
they have been. 11: will not be long be-
fore they will rank among the lending-
clubs of Connecticut.
No “Babe Ruth” hits materialized,
in this game. but there were several
three baggers, made by the Wilton
team, and two made by the blot-walk
team. ‘
~i‘mz
CLEARANCE SALE
01' READY TO WEAR OLOTEES. OPEN A CHARGE AG-
5'
. 1; Ma’sfimfl
.
.. r~
limerson and Argument.
helpless of moral menu-Emerson. A
I do not know what arguments mean
in reference "teeny expression or any
thought. I delight in telling whet I
think: but. 1! you ask me liow I dare
say so. or "Why it ls so, I am the most
536 Kindly Act Gracefully.
Manners are the ornament o! no-
tion; and were la a way or speaking
1 Mod word. or or colng a kind thing,
which greatly enhances their value.
What seems to be done with a grudge,
or as an act or ,condea'xcensiou, is
scarcely accepted an a favor. Yet
there are men who pride themselvoo
JUNK
L.EFFRON
. Tel 441 ' Tel. 441
CROWDS
rm 5.... sale- at the N. E.
Ryan Goinpany’s Store.
goods unsold was of cost
or loss. 1 Many thousand dollars
worth of buntiful mrchsndise
mayo were unabloto get out
sale will now be placed on the
counters and sold at what ever
2 prices they my not; Shirt
Wants, silk and muslin Encore.
' weer. Knit-Underarm, Bloomers.
3m ' 151mm; 51 some m.
3 Rowan St. ‘ E. Norwalk '
TIBONGED,
' South .
NorwsJk. Well they may is” all
the first day of thismummouthf“
‘1 ‘ Myourmwflh us. Wewifl
upon their gmfl'nesn: and though they
’ may possess virtue and capacity, then-
manner is often such as to render
them almost lnEupportable.—-Smnuel
Smiles.
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"Clothing an? Furnishings
or
BOYS &MGIRLS
' A From
3
H Infancy to Graduation
...—4mm
Children s Store
87 wool: Washington So. Nov-Well:
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UNBEMAKEE
Tulsa—Ollee,1103: Home, 838.
. IT WASHINGTON 8T. ,
”IV! 1139 new: BUILDING.
Engage Afi‘ggmzrfi an ‘
$116
kinds of junk.
$1. 00 A hundred for Magazines
Pepe rs.
DT.
545.55.555.55
D0r10n House
Shore Dinners
Allkmds of SeaFood
. Steaks,- Chops and
Chlcken
K'VU‘ynu. 'Ifyou want a
- Tel. 3585!, 43 Orchard St.
Tel 3179413. Ohm Hill Ave.
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