aha!
at
‘fiomay,
zerland,
(la.
the_- pistol match.
gained second place for
; shoot, and Afranic Costa’s individual League season.
. some. Belslum, G Aug. 3.-——-A
» recheck ofigths'sutgets in yesterday's
shoot-off affliction in the 000 but
.tieg mu satin miles. , ,
so: was s The s
M. Lehian, shot in the pistol match
yesterday.
an 429. _ ~. - .
In addition to the ‘United States
I
b
er
team .event oi." the Olympic contests
,shows that the United States instead '
«of gaining second place was '
1
again
d ‘ferd , econd
f“ you ' 93’. the Jim-i
Hmmm with a score 01184!
, amafftliekduth iAfichhs’ £279. -
Canada’s only ‘two entrants in the
f
‘ 'scoreligasnga km 391* gem. g.
.K. T. fredwcklnn American cilullan ,
unoffiéfil ibureskhow, Only:
world’s pint-ll champion, shot
LYNCH EARNS EVERY.
‘ , $90940 With LEDoux
I‘IsITl ITI- .... Is“ ......l . ...
0 , 0? WtPOinted bm'll'e Le-3nlght, at the Colonial lotflalhd all mem- . ‘I do mailman.
doul, French bantatn'veight- cham-lbers are asked to ”please be present. de {90‘ Satur y " --'-
. plan, in virtually every round of theirINext Sunday the. Nationals will 1mm
target shooting events, U. Baa and a; iZ-roun‘d bout here last night. In the fney, by auto trucks, to Dashing, N.
, . final round. Lynch caught Ledoux ofl’ lY,, and pray the fast team represent-
Boa scored 433311,! Leh’i— balance and scored a knockdown, bulging the Mutual Welfare League, of
the Wench champion was on his feet Sing Sing, Anyone wishing toimake
in a second, The men weighed in at the tripe»: do so by getting tickets
there “were ten countries fepré‘sented 118 pounds.
yesterday’s
Denm’a'rli,
Finland,
Great Britain
France,
Brazil,
and
A surprise of the meet was the fine
'I'ISWBISIyestérdavIof the Brasillansrn "ge? Wefiel. orihéfondon'club.
They apparently players will report to the Red Sox at was the third circuit drive the home
Michigan-Ontario run champion had hit
the
contests -— Sweden,
Swit-
Cana-
Portu-.;club, 0t theAn‘leric’an L’eague,
881. .Clear weather prevailed duringlpnrchased outfielder Neitzke and in-
‘thiclaiacpmnetition, but there was a high Efielder Pittinger.
team the close of
NEW, PLAYERS FOR R‘Eo sox.
LONDON. Ont., Aug. 3,—The Boston
has
from
the
-___--“--_,_'_,-,_.,_
..whose‘ééreinii‘kalge 490;}: ”veghiniifirst
. , . "in. :Ie'ai‘ually' ’ ”We! lone, . »
I‘ ’aIthols, shooting ltg—a .-
tune yesterday, and with and Bill
P. Lane, former Olym
WW who scored 481. .
em bore rifles match N.‘ A. bop.-
INuesslein, an Améflofl ovum, beatlréceived word rr'om
his military coun en witha sco ' ' »
Ha 391. m , re ,Fstssimmons. in New nguto
Paul Van, "IAsbroeclt. the Belgian
yesterday, being outside theorist Ive.
. -I 'itiia
'nrticles of agreement.
...—us»
either from the manager or players!
Trucks will start frOm the Centrali
[Fire Station at 10 a. m. sharp.
iRUTH SMASHES HIS 38TH HOMER.
Ruth
the London feracked out his thirty-eighth home run
club, of the Michigan-Ontario League, 'of the season before a crowd officially
according to announcement byvltlanw restiniatediat more than 30.000Rand
The New York shut out Chicago, 7 to 0. It
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.——“Ba.be"
this season.
YOUR LAST CHANCE! V
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, F rij-
day and Saturday, Aug. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.‘
The closing days of The N. E. Ryan Co.’s~~
mamouth sale of high grade merchandise.
This sale is the talk of the whole country. In many instances 2. 3 and 4 or
ticles went at the mice of one. :4 I
"Wfi
People carried away the goods in arms full and the liberal way they nurchas-
ed Droved beyond a doubt all goods were marked and sold at the very low orices as
advertised. Many thousand dollars worth of very exclusive goods that we could
not make room for the first days of this Mammouth Money Saving Event are
now on sale and will be sold regardless of cost or loss.
WWWV
Here are the Prices to Draw the Great Crowds
0“ LOT HUC‘K TOWELS
values to 750, go at . ..39c
ONE LOT LARGE BATH
TOWELS, 750 val, go at, 393
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ HOSE
values to 400, go at ..... 19c
ONE BIG LOT KNITTING
YARNS, $1.25 va1.,~go at, 09c l
ONE LOT LADIES’ HAND-
KEROHIEFS, go at ....3c
' One LOT EMBROIDRIES, val-
use to 25c, go, all: .. . ..... 56
pm: LOT Danes- emo—
HAMS, values to 75c, at 230
ONE LOT IRISH TOWEL
LING, 350 val, go at .‘..19c
ONE BIG LOT LADIES' SILK
GLOVES, values to $1.50 go
at... ...... 69c
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ SILK
GLOVES, values to $1.50, go
at ...69c
ONE BIG LOT LADIES'
HAND BAGS, values to $4.00
go at, ...... ....$1.48
ONE LOT WHITE BABY
COATS, values to $3.50, go
at... ... ..$1.69
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ GOR-
SETS, Lily of France, values
to $7.00, go at ....s3.98
ONE LOT PINK SATIN
BLOOMERS; values to $5.00,
30 at, ...... ..$2.69
ONE BIG LOT VERY FINE
MUSLIN NIGHTGOWNS
values to $3.50, go at . . .$1.93
ONE BIG LOT BLOOHEBS.
$1.50 value, go at . .980
, ONEBIG LOT LADIES’ SILK
GLOVES, 50c values, go
at... ..... 5c
ONE LOT Beautiful DRESS-
ER SOARPS, values to $2.00
goat ...79o
ONE BIG LOT LADIES' SILK
$1.50 values, go at ..... 090"
one are LOT MEN'S SILK
and LISLE HOSE, values to
$1.25, go at ....690
ONE BIG LOT LADIES‘ FULL
FASHIONED SILK, $1.75
value,goat .'.. .. ....800
I N olhing Reservodin This Sale
All lines marked at such low prices that will insure a clean sweep. Ladies’
beautiful silk "and muslin underwear. night robes. corsets and corset covers. °ami-
ole. shirt waists. gloves. hosiery. underwear.underskirts.ribb0ns. yarns. towels Ell
towellmg. dresser scarfs. stomped goods, embroideries. ,hand bags. laces and no-
tions. etc. So, set in line early and secure your share of the atest
‘ , oifered at the old stand and store of the em . - ~ ..
values ever
-. .fi
, - :3?.~_~»ff.. ,1
“
I SOUTH NORWALKE ; a.
,_ s sass; :g o. w. canvas. or Eurasian. 1. 93051791713339: , . ,g: g .z:
512's}; . ..‘II _;..
gm bet = . sci:
. _;: 3-, ~~.'!l .._ -' .5“
y Hosanna!» :2 Div I.“ as-rgdarexhilsratedr the Amman ‘ " WE‘- 1...-..597 ”1 7’ 15“
narléluALs do to ossmlno.
The Nationals will hold practice to-
off Williams
l'ere' put almighI-néhd‘r's Fffi
~under amiy‘cmcers tr order mutate:-
may makes good appearance when
they, march into the. s audium our, the
(fly or the 31%
opening , , .,
Thbffio’afner is the to ‘trrlve at her
BECKETT OFFERED HUGE
- PURSE TO IG'X ”act-IO!!!
. . N ’ ‘ ‘ ‘
(230nm, Aug. 3.—-An otter of 319,-
OOOIM'er'Beckett, English heavy-
weight champion, to box Tony Mel-
cholr, of Chicago, was cabled yester-
day to John Cochran.
Beckett in London by Barney Licht-
enstein, manager of the Chicago box-
~ New». mus. . ‘
. IV}. I
iWilliams, Phfl...§2 370 54 120 -
isms, St. L......97‘389 55 124
, 77c Ema-”,1, om also: HAR!‘£3'.RA¢ES.
336.000. The Chafier
each day of
close August 23.
W
““338“ 0' WILSON arose cucvn’sm.
- mm“ 39 135% ' 5% i% ,115 “flue. Ellrs’ moosaekmt IT!!!- a puree of
’ 339 $5,000, the feature race of the opening“
‘iHARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 3.—Purses
hr the Grand Circuit races at Charter been declared out of the free-forali
“ ,- ‘ '. ember s to 10. inciu.
3:: Immmounstfgg yesterday, aggreggég -’l‘bere are four races on today’s card,
' Oak 310, ‘ . ...
.f _ m IO! 3:12 tmtm will be Winnethegsoq Itrot, the News Bee 2'10,l0n. the Welhn . / -..ll, “Fli-
fi {5’ pace for £3,090; th€~2215 trot and a Louis Bagasb‘mf...mh’ rh.lm,,mn .
On September ‘9. , There are twen , .
dimes on the program, four events for free tarsal].
the meeting. Entries ,
BUFALO, Aug. 3.-‘—Johnny Wilson,
champion,
TUESDAY, AUG
In
*1
DRIVES PETER JUNE .
UST 3! 1920' .
; 0
:fiERs CONIFREY BREAKS ARM l
mumcm v m TOLEDB I,“ N Bowl
y ‘ {F BRIIN';F21"<‘)li r, ( "
. . ; maniI (‘ ,, ‘ "“1” ' .
E’ 1 TOLEW, m. 3.«—-Pel;er June, dX‘IV‘ . in rin‘lat clrinluil‘s l 3V“ Y‘Jrk'k'léw
an by the veteran, Edward Geers. “'9“. I . ‘ ‘ fl ‘ ’ ‘
broke his Ml .
during: tllv' filtfl l
, ienw ' l .V ,‘
plefured, according 3 2'1: Camp: ‘53 on boa"! ht #33,: ‘ ' ' [‘ m; 0111.-...-95 373 66 147 .395 _day of the Grand Circuit meeting here ‘ $0,433,313 {113:}? p‘f‘f’l‘ htrll
, k in ,’ 711‘ , ‘Wq‘auui‘fn. Y...’;...’97 31-1 111 123 .392 v v afternoon. Brasher? was in m. .,,y ,1,ng
‘ “I“ "m ' alum laminatwws; ..... 94 377 56-138 .366‘dflven III the ITIIIIT m “III- Opening Dedlo llletlocn‘uf’i
Promoter ‘moyd.°“m' " - " " in NATiONAL LEAGUE. . .W by TOmmY “WWW. but 1’9“?“ screamed lm- ....
the aficolds. due to the amides ch39“, {mu-naming. n, a. misuse, the favorite, came on and worn “My .. ..:; .
{feet that a conference Mwith Jack temperatures: fl ul culfl‘lid Homsby, St. L..9_6 379 61 141 .372, the next two heats and the race. KNAPP STREET GIANT I
. , ,xeams,zDempscy’s major, had“ no.1 A fug..mméwamn aggsflfiefijfioush, Gin.......90-335 as 113 .3397) 5 THE R. .5, 6'58 DEFEAT
badlylsulted inDempsey’s siznltnre to the?“ ‘0 M?- m . ' lug. Smith, 5:. LNG! as. as 74 3a, HORSES UNHT 7° HINGE- l The n. & (r5 i.“ Y 1
I ‘ ‘I" ‘ii '1’".
‘ berday. by the
last
.324 . .
.319! TOLEDO. Ans. 3.-—«Sonie of the in-‘Gmmsl by ”W gm“ m imam, “'00
ill.
lilplllk would '
. ‘ ' ... Ill
and A. ( . and (he l:
lterest was taken from today‘s Grand; The Knapp 5.2.”,
,‘Ctrouit program when it was announc» l to play the llislll
led the! Single G and Grace Direct halo of C, Juniors
.‘ACK 39.7st “Ann I“
LOUIS some” ,
Bmoonron’r. Aug. :. “ATCHED
pace on account of physical unnmess.‘
with purses aggregating $6.600. Them
, nill’rhgd‘7(_ .
...“...L‘ ...... ._s. ._ 1- anggePons "pm M" "Olin. illlfiallrlm
l l r ,
CLEVELAND SELLS MYERS. ,‘a ° ““5“ 7 _, ,
I ‘CHA L ....
! CLEVELAND, ohm. Aug.3.~—1’itch~a L ENGE 7: gHE Hum-mun
er Elmer Myers, claimed by the Bos-i . -
ton Americans when the Clevelandi 'l‘lw Flax Hill
in ,
All‘l‘llI.“ "\
0 Boston, middleweight . ‘ . M
er. b~ kilocked out Steve Choynski, of Mil» American League club asked for walv-iihe Highland A, 1;, h, .. ~ .nw “Pm;
The match if 390““ ”“QP‘BI 9” wankee, in the fifth round of a. sched- ers on him, has been turned over to , 101).. will...” 5” ,1”... q 1 Wk m;
#137 will be held in E" St Chicago or uled ten-round bout here last night. the Red Sex For the waiver price. week. iron 5m“: r m m“ .
ilwaukee. . 7 I,
A V a... .__, . - _ -.. “m
ng‘e "
gate“,
-_ the D.
W 13:!
" StoreclooeodailyatSo’clock,
Saturdays at 6 o'clock
-
"ugus’ Sale of Furniture ‘
* Continued
Knox Hats .
.‘ ' I First Showing of Antwan Models
1‘ In isilk‘beaver with frecluently a contrasting
color on brim facings, upper or under.
Straight or roll brims, sailors and tricornes in
various models.
‘ Several .or- these silk beavers are combined
with “peacliskin” «the new very fine duveiyn.
$18.00 to $22.50
Aumtumn Hats
. Silk Duvetyn in colors
These are soft, cru‘shahle hats intended fall
motoring or traveling. Such ornmnenmiun ;l>
appears is a simple and artistic embroidery in
leather, beadwork or tinsel.
4 ‘1 ‘7
illC llu. ..
- These hats can be crush-ed down on
”still retaining their original lines.
$12.53 and exclusive
T’ Special» Price Réductions on House Furnishings, A
Dry, Goods, Suits, Coats, Dresses and Lingerie
The August. Sale of Furs Commences Tod‘s,
_ . In the August Sale
. Five Hundred Yard. of Autumn 5mm
new weaves light and dc]: shades
. for Maud evening
W ' Tafieho, Poul de Soieo, sultan.
yard wide I $2.19,
Colored Tricoletteo, tan, navy, taupe, black and
African brown $2.75
Colored Corduroy: for sports suits, skirts or kimo-
nos in old blue, old rose, navy, taupe, gray,
green, black and brown ‘ $1.10
Chifion Taffeta, high lustre, fine quality. Regular
price $3.00 ' I $2.35
me. Silk Skirting, stripcsof desirable asset, best-
qualitics. Regularly $5.00 a yard at $3.19
Navy'Blue Messnline, a very fine grade, high lustre. ‘
Regularly $3.00 a yard $2.39
V Hod: Masculine, heavy weight, good finish. Regu- .
n4“ larly 33.25 7 at $2.39
Black and Navy Chisels firm, regularly $3.50
I , . at $2.59
3
Oné Dining Room Set
. is show in Moon“ ' .
y; , {l‘liq‘set ha§ ten pieces, bullet, china cabinet,
serving table, extension table, five sidechairs and
one armchair. {the chair seats are: severed in
Spanish leather. {The regular price $45.00
seem $595.00
’ Fem hour.
White China Ware
Some of these dishes are slightly imperfect. l‘11l
not enough to keep them from being very desirable '
' for every day use. The prices are excepiimm‘: _\ low.
A l‘nlz-Il ll
Tea Cup: and Saucers, $2.75
Breakfast Plates, 7 inch size, $1.95
Ten Plates, 6 inch size, 51.50 .
Dessert Plates, 5 inch size, $1.15
Bread and Butter Plates, 4 inches, $1.00
Soup Plates, $1.85
Fmit Saucers, 80 cts.
Each
Vegetable Dishes, covered, 90 cts.
Butter Dishes, covered, 75 ch.
Meat Platters, 14 inches, 65 aka.
Vegetable Dishes, open, oval shape, 40 cis-
Round Nappies, 4O cts.
Meat Platters. 12 inches. 40 as.
1,215,”.- xi.
A Bed Room Set
of exceedingly handsome appearance
is a reproduction of Louis XVI style in ST“)
enamel finish. it consists of four pieces. '1 he
’ bed has double cane in head and foot boards.
very effective. Dresser, chifionier and JCS“
are included. in the set. Regular price $600.00
sawin- $475.00
Fourth finor.
Wool Dress Lengths
‘ Five hundred yards. - ' i
, Whomflkimandcoau. L‘
Plain and ancy risen, Stripes and Chech-
' lengths from 1’41}; go 6 yards coch-
frhird 210m
a»: Mll - ,
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