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‘ 'MTMWE V mam Amman”. in to: W am a a... 1301- change um an out on wfl'mrv in Deans and r W
Milwaulfie-Cohbll. rfi. jlords“: ' ‘ like Republican natamgzhm :1:th I Minerals
,. , at? St PatlLJ; 1‘6th ‘ ‘ MWy. 31:; (takes, "lb: Wu "6W “ Funeral oi Mm Sc...‘
‘ 'I'gonto, . 21le 1.; Indiana sI, 7: mks; 4. i “l k; mom. rt; arm. as; Sled-“fie Calm W until it The lunar“ (ii “is if“ ..
Wins. 3’8; m,» ~ 4 Kansas .1; Lofivlntfin. iI‘ing,” ;icm; ’cf- jugs“, 4,; at... at narcotic m tum-Zena; at field will be mu m... I
dunks”: Results . E Akron, 5; Syracuse 4 ~ * -. Burn! 2, men. My claim» m~~m .30 oc,lo<k n H “WI
.211 IDetroit. 7 i 3.9 numerator-soy City. pauponeu stratum momma. Mmtmo—Jbfilll, :5; new 811' *i'wwt “"1 Ve‘mf’m leniilabme“ a Courlland Ilium-I ;; . ‘j' .
F? Cleveland 1 E :. rain . , .‘C. .. 1 Atlanta, 2; Chattanooga. 1. .McNeal if; 831mm,”,- Gong so; "9 She continued” Mr “013;": 3; Swan. 01' 'l‘x-im:_\~ r111... V. . “
Chi as '33}! B t 3 Instant ’ fill V E 'mempmsrflrxe; mms- t1. “K6859; 1b: famine CTT'SHU‘. 9' at's'cnrerlror has never been askefd bf interment ‘1“ "V 1“ l1‘~”~-: 3:"?
c 0 03 0“ Standing of the cm. Little Black. :10; irminglm, , j more 'm m P- I tery ‘ M»
"_— E Won. Lost. P. C. Nashville, 6; Mobile, 2. you to call 1 session The? elident ____ ._;_ _%
”Ending a! the Clubs. , -m~~wm V8. 8AM “WV. ly {301,1}!!! with the public to under-
annual; cram: strum
Italian Dark Horse NameIId Won Lost. P. C; Baltimore ......... 69 34 .670 “V mg Hittm stand lhat the National Republican!
Persfco “350mm aeration: ........... '67 35 .cstTWQW ----- j ----- “~63 “‘39 v 16“ 0 Lead In ‘ , Harry wot- has mum! a tram mmlltee ‘1” Wm; fifméflf‘: Olen «m to Comprehnge .. We
a New York ,,,,,,,,,, £68 41 61? EMNO ............... C6 38 :3‘ WW? might who does net draw the color mud to pm thud I = Day; and Go to Work Nen
Marathm Gum. Chicago ............. 64 50 .562 Akron ---------- ‘54 39 =92 ‘ _..__......... “fine He Is an McVea. who is three mm T“ W “Mm "‘k‘ ”in" * Mondal-
St. Louis ____________ 49 51I4901§eading ......... ...' 52 55 a“! ANERISAN LEAGUE. shades dau- than W1!!! They are Senator Ill-“1‘8 ”fl-‘53?! to 3mm“; If you have a 1.1}. Klill H, mm
OLXMPIC STADIUM, Antwerp Washington ......... 46 51.474 Jersey City ------ 40 63 388 P“??? “Chit 9 M3» ‘- 3 15-0 .to meet at the Armory A. A Jetsey ‘0 ”‘3““ade “manor H0 “’m soldering. or a mum t; .; .. .. 1...;
Aug 72—31:: the 91mm Stadium her-é Boston ------------- . 44 55 444 “Wham“ ------- "a 31 ’ ”70 .301 Weak“ Chm ”2 ‘3‘ '5 15’ @414 ‘CiiY. August 28. ’0‘ 9‘” been mums; up and .u... a... '...
yesterday it rained someth' Will ‘1 Detroit .. 33 82 .380 Smfllfl "”"'"‘.“‘ Eu 1’8 m Hitler, St. L” “101 ‘08 85 164 .403 l “in lh mane We women It? forgo the ‘3!“ ol- lhu ‘Vlll’u m, in (h .
mg c - W' """ < Iaekson Chi. . 99 387 67 156 .403 > » {being told tint the RerfiCan yarn plumbers' strike; Clivrx .E, -, ,H '
amounts to nothing more than the If’hlladelphia_ ....... . 32 71.311 . ; . 01326 116 I28 .333 CHARMAN MYS . t be ma Jam” became Monti . t l . II I . . , E,"
shooting up of an umbrella for a few “"‘ ’ “9—- “'“mlir’r ' 6m: taw‘ ' . Ruth. N‘ Y"”"1 , ' " ’ cum ‘y E". t": “E.‘"“""“ V 'l H
minut 5 Th Games Today ' u -. Toronto at Baltimore " ’ Rice, Wash”... 98 39‘ .53 143~ 353 TO ME” WOW the governor stands alone in his op tum to work ham“: EM” now
new fiendersfiif 12,312? m queSt 0‘ ‘ New York at Detroit. ' f. Bunnie at Reading. ' 7 ’ “WONAL LWE- OF THIS STATE position: We eubmii that so long a“ July 1 for $9 mam“: .. «,7. . a...
Strange 0031- w m t St. was Rochester at In...” (211’, «r Bayermd Club G. AB. 16. a. PC. . the niacin leaders of the party in the Both sides llmlrn 1;..1 m. ., MI
petitors had their appetites whetted as “3‘0“ 3' Cl 1 Akron u Syracuse. » ,’ , flomsby, ‘St I... 99 392 61 147 .375 .- state are in entire humon‘y with him the bosses and lit: 3.... .,.;I ..- A
by the appearance of an Italian phe. Philadelphia at .eve an. , __________ ; Rough Cin ...... 93 347 49 114 229 team rm First MI) in opposing us and the national ham compromise o. it .u a E. .~ ,IIIIII
. nom for the marathon race The prod- 1305”“ 3‘ Chum“- EASTERN LEAGUE. J Smith. St L 70 238 44 78 .328 *keeps hands on; they are accoullllh‘i‘.r tendered hy the .u .m. u}: .t “.4
igy is Persico, who in a fifteen-mile NATIONAL LEAGUE MMyex-s Bklyn” 103 396 57 127 .321, Fannie l). “'elch of Columbia and in his opposition and mils: be held :-p by the km .21 1- h . . ...,..w;
gnter covered the distance in 1 hour, II I I I - II II Y98i§tiif!,,8ml$‘-,, I‘ Williams Phil“ 96 385 55 123 319 Hill! Rosamond nanieloon or Putnam. ovgnsible accordingly. '75 that they ‘vnmlollll t». . I, ,,.l
minutes. and he was full 0.! running V d , R s it E The delegation told Chain-WT five WW fitai i: and um WT mm .4 .1. a, L. , it...
when he Pulled up. Platt Adams has ester :3: deluh“. 1 Hartford, 15,- W'orcester. 7. NORWALKS vs MONTROSE CLUB. Hays that they wo‘jd hold the epub— national party is to come hchle the "wouldn'l aakt l» w y . ,
been coaching the Italians. and the ex- Cincinnati. 7’ h" a e p ’8' ‘ New Haven. 5‘. Albany, 1. ‘ The \‘orwalk baseball club will “can party strictly to account if wom- Voter. on the basis of its policies and Quite a hit 0i \M: ..- v... ;. 3 u; it.
New 'York A 0 man thinks he has New York, 5'6: Chicago, 2’2’ ‘ Springfield 6 Pittsfleld 4' meet the fast Monti-ose club, of New hi. to te nrdmim then it must be held rc- the month that 13
. . . ,_I S. Louis 3. .- . . . II . .. II (.n of the nation were una e \o . . . I is I . I . I hm
the Winner of the big event. in the Sta- Boston, " , t; ' ; . Bridgepoxt, 4. “aterbury, 2. Haven. Sunday afternoon at 3 30 on in the national election this fall.“ Miss Isponsible for making those 131031.96 been idle m mm. m. . hm.
dium. The men from the “sunnyland” Brooklyn-Pittsburgh. ‘am' . the “'ard street grounds. This club Ludmgton. Spokesman to: the party. good through its state branches“ plumbers who how -,, ; E 'wnu.
are going wild over the form shown , ' Standing of the Clubs. appeared here a few weeks ago and called the attention of Mr Hays to and that ii' the volcano: Connor-flow here and tho _r. w ,,.. , ., . t”...
by Persicq and they are of the opin. Standing 0' thaIC'uis- t. P. C. E Won Loot. 370- the game was called because of the the fact that while 33; partv was tak- are to he called on to Bum’lortItIhe employers armed to ,; .7 q, «1..
i011 that they have an edually good _ 53” 2: .569 New Haven ......... 54 41 .568 rain. They were 9 Very fast team. in; credit for ratification oi the to Connecticut Republican purl}? hm! mamas ol the lmmu.
second string in a sun browned run; Brooklan """""" ,4 42 56% “orcestcr. .......... 54 El .532 holding the wool team to tie scam thcmy amendment by twenty nine fall. on the ground that it is .errv'hll-l 5-.....
Der named Arri. That this unknown Cincinnati """"" g3 45 "541 Springfield ______ 43 45 516 “en the gamewas \‘M Burns andlstates it was not brlnging any' Pf can and 0n the merits 0' R9Dubllt‘ 3“ CHARGES BIUAMV l'\l
1”qu has some claim to be rexard- New “Wk """"" .7 4— '5 1 Bfidgepmt .......... 49 47 .510 McSally will be the batter) for Nor ’rectlvé pressure to bear on the Re policies. then wool should be 8‘ I I SUIT FOR mtcecr,
ed as a possibility for the ionsr grind Pittsburgh """"" ”1 f 5: .438 Pittsfield ............ #8 47 .505 walk and “’etmorc. Thomas and Shea publican governors of Connecticut that it honorably supports these poll : Charging llvl' my»... 1 g,
is contained in the fa“ that in the Chicago ’r 5- '4— 0 Hartford ........... 44 44 .500 {or the MontrOSe club. land Vermont each at whom holdsa cles. . III Schmm. of Sl‘j‘n‘vaxk .\‘ .z . w. 1.;.
marathon held at London, England, St‘ Louis """""" 42 :3 '43-,- Alhany ............. 45 49 .479 On next Sunday the strong Lylnn keV- to the full eni’ranchlscment of “if the COHMHflfl Rvpublnm mg (mummm MEN} , .1 .r
13“ month, he finished second. 805m” "2 """"" :1.“ 58 ' 432 Waterbury 38 59 .392 Colored Giants will appear here. '\ cs Etna, nz'nions women leaders at" play a ”90 “and “‘“hou‘ appears he wa< >2 'lw ll . . mm.
In the practice stunts and other 1111- Philadelphia. """" ‘9 ‘4 __ Brotherton will umpire the game. 126- Alter telling Mr. Hays that his pnr- lnteflcrmco Mom ‘lht national parts“ 1; nyonihc. impq u, . hm!
official workouts of the athletes so E Games Today. ~ me Prince, star first baseman of the ty had not made good the promises athcn that ”113' “T98 til? alternatiu )abor Mm Atlrlli‘nr $.- . v «1,...
far Earl J. Thompson, ”19 Dartmouth V ' - Games TotIlz-ty. Dridneport at Hartford. Norwalks will bv unable to play this contained in resolutions adopted by Eof other admitting 1"?“79‘19‘iunflf port lilcd uit in 4 . ;. ::.;l
(30119:? man, 'WhO is On the Canadian PEu‘spmgl-l at 1131:0102 3lnli Albany at Pittsfield. Sunday but exputs to be in the game the national committee and the (“on- and disintegration 0T Of 511:": ”I 3“ superior mum V. :x - «um.
iean1.dhf}S ilI‘IC'elg'ddever-“hmg'd'He an 2113:2213; Pilew liar-ftp} a. ’ \lmv Haven'at ‘Worcester. against the Giants. Stetllng. of tile lI'lecItlcutI Resubligmhmgimvpmlgn “2': 3011323; E," the states atti m ‘9 ° W that .xho be ulhmtrl . -,»-
care in e ta ium V'es r . . A , ' ~ ‘ ~ . - s s a r 1889 .u on ma 9. ' > mm or . .. u
Emoon and strode over 'thetemgag half; .St. Louis at Boston. Vi aterbury at Springfield. Norfolk Tires; “ill cover flfwc a P nil magmn “a .;
dies in the fast time of 14 4-5 seconds. —_ _ I.
The perfOrmanCe stamps Thompson as -——~———a——~~—-———~~~——~~— . .-
almost a “sure thing" fox first place
over the high sticks. The Obmpic,
room (I is 13 seconds, made by Forest 1
Smithson in the 1908 Olympics at Lon- E
don . 3." 1';
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WATER SPORTS AT THE KNOB.
The annual water sports carnival of __.______...___
- the Knob (‘luh will he run off this aft- . f
ornoon. starting at 2 o’clock. A large { , Store elm My ‘t 5 0w 1
list of entries has been posted at lhq u
club. and. during the course of the
events. lugs believed that some of the ‘
younger members of: the club will
come pretty clase to making records.
. Sonatina Co'clock.
. wifihgp“;12533315Igggg,hg“€gg;fcgfg,g ;I, The St Ck of Summer Furniture Petticoats and Special , Trunks and Bags
2252:5202: 53:. .. 2.2.... .......... mm... Princess Slaps For Saturday u... .... s... Tum 5.... CW-
flo (g'rl d ‘ 14 ; b 3:5 wit) 1.;, . . ‘ . . . , . .
ESEESLEETEI: EEEEE‘EEESE‘ofi‘AT :13: l r. 73“? Climx‘m’ Récker’ ‘nd Tm 0f Chm F" Chum 4“ 1"“ Afl‘9zpm and other traveling paraphcrmlia oi comcmcnl
“FEM u;r.}xer'_13); girls," “.“"’ flu": I: grass or Wilmer thh crctonne upholstery are m pm Slips of batiste, 3‘!) 9:137 ‘tltslItOI' a; this style for every kind of ma d or means I”. conic;-
$391; 2.9111763”? 1:21;ij rill-l3]: several color cilects, all very harmonious and dc- in blue only. Were 89“ “‘3’: 2‘93"" Pfe’ an?
75 ya:rcls: men's calm: lilting... I E I signed to m’lkC l'CSlfUl summer llVlflg rooms. NOt $1.50 and $2.25 $1.00 :finfizonqlg hug; ‘ L ' . . .
WEEE“;.,;“E,E,E’I§. EX‘,E§39‘E,.§,%‘§EE V 7‘ the chaIsIt attractive is the ; 'Bntistc, in white oniirw style or size :lectcd. \R'Iatdrolic T runksI which any gdi'zllc‘IllIK.
g‘,:,g;*;g*:§a§?g;fhe judg‘” “n“ “m“ * \\ I I 5 ‘ These Tico Forms are coats, suits and dresses m perfect shape. and \t‘nxh
\ 3‘3th m Pinko“? guaranteed Washable. can he used as a closet in any hotel morn r wmmcr
E ‘ ”'00 They take the plat: 0f place awav from home
Whit Pett'eo. em- stamping and pad ins. - ' ' . ;
} broiery orilgcr’tyjm- saving time, labor and Regular 35 40.00 Sale price $35.60
. \ med, without waist tops. mom}. Regular 6 60.00 Sale price $54.00
l ' \I Sizes 6, s, 10 and 12. Full directions for em- gen?“ g 3333 . if!“ ”ff" 3:33
. 7{5 August Sale Prices broidcring with each 32:31:: $100'00 5:1: :2}: $90k“)
.. I f ' 69 cit... 75 cu. and $1.59 sample. ‘
l VIII, _ E mm floor. Second floor. Dress Trunks mx ‘lzlllct. a -z hive xi} cs in 6- high
Saturday L ' dresses can be transported without minuling or
. ‘ . . “Odd Lot " Sale ~ mglplnIIg. $2000 I I . $1600
.. . ., , , ego or . , ..a e pnce .
th L t . ‘ m °‘“‘ 5m Wt ‘ Regular $24.00 Sale price $21.60
, . - E l - . _ ~~~5 - ‘ ‘ Baking Suite. one-piece styles made of cot- Regular $30.00 Sale price $27-00
e ~ as _ «.5 , . j ' V . ‘ ton yarns closely knit. These haVc colored trim- Regular 333-09 5“: Pm" “3-70
;' ' ; ’ ' . . mings in well blended cficcts. Sizes 6, 8, 10 and Steamer Trunks in all sizes and styles.
Dayof the! . I 1., 3.35” - Regular $15.00 Sale price $13.50
. “ ~ ' - Regular $17.00 - , Sale price $15.30
. a .; , " "Win? ‘ ' ' . ‘ . "II . Very Spec“! $1.“) . I 1 ' Regular $19.00 Sale price $17.10
. S. . I . C h H k ; sum. separate models of IpaIVVIblrIc gastItt: Regular $2530 5“,: pm 52250
NeEoRYflHCOo p€ClaI In . OUC ' anOIC SI 210“" gery durable and WE“ was per cc 3'. '7' Bags in various styles and grades of cowhide,
I I In gray duck thh blue anddwhlte tIl’lmmflIlIIghS; to 1 years. $2 00 walrus, seal and grained leathers. also in fabrikoid.
0 V or khaki duck with green and gol trimmingS- ‘3 . ; . cane and mailing. Black Enamel Suit Qtses in
Blg sale cloth has a cravenette finish, and there is an adjust— Silk Dru-“I plain tafietas and fancy plaids, sizes from “week end” to large motor size.
able headrest and the hammock has chain su§pen- in the one size, for to 32.125. A limited number. Regular $10.50 Sale price 3 9.45
sion. Regularly sold at $30.,00 and congidereftl a .» $5 00 Regular $13.50 _ Sale price 812.15
. . _ ° Regular $15.00 Sole price $13.50
Greater Bargains than bf‘rgant ‘ - . . Second floor. Regular $2st 5 l 'pfi“ $2250
ever for the closing day of , ., ; Regular $30.00 Sale price $27.00
this Mammouth Money E» E I__~_I..I._____I~_ corsets E Bumm- r11.
- - Come in and try it. ' 1' b" 'k t ., n t
av Event. Do not faah A chance to buy re 13. it. mi es aI. prices I 0
VS mIg . S t d , _ C0065 W‘ 0f heavy dUCk mm the“ quoted later. The assortment is varied, the 54285 I
tohe in line a ur ay morn mattresses, gray or khaki color. Regularly 320-00 also are incomplete in some makes. But just come
” ing and get your share of , , «my; Sale ”55:16.50 and look them over, pet-chance your faV orite style
the Greatest Bargains in all . ' Couch WK m khaki color only. Segu- ‘5 amII‘I’I‘I‘g them. e e f om $4. 00 to $18. 50
. .. 3.3) e prices w r r
lines ever offered to the peo- larly $15I 00 . ~ we 9"”
’ , ’ .- .5- . ' “MM“ 'I'heAugtntSnlePrimuefrom
ple of South Norwalk at the f ‘‘‘‘‘ I - , $100 to $12 50
old stand and store of— ertlng Desks in August Sale I
esk ill ins re one to In connection are some Brassieres, all trimmed
THE SUCh beautiful d S as W Pi fl _ and many are in the large sizes-
pick up on their correspondence. Such ne speci ; $1 25 mm
N E RYAN & CO STORE mens of wood made no various period styles that are , I . , Salem - Second MI I
' ° " always an inspiration when one sits (low; thIIwritt;I . .
‘ The are ornamental in any room, an Gui! , I . -
South Norwalk . ‘yeagIII of IuIse partakmg of the personality of me Some New LtlIuary Table; I .III I Dmmg Room Sets
G. W. GROVES 3;; 991 I - may. - x I. .I I ; . . , _ hive-lured, all m fumed oak ' Tapioca in American Walnut
, ' ‘ 15m 9 ' - -, The followmg 92-353 Buffet, china cabinet, serving table, extension
~ Pmmptm‘ " w "” ' Sale Pm“ ‘ :42 incl“ ”wusza‘” 1" ““9 table, five side chairs and c armchair The seats
E ' Dealt, Queenjnaesyle, 30. inches, 2 f , 40 inch. _ regular $25.00 for $31.50 ‘ 0“ -
. w . Re m. 535 .00 7339.3 “45 inch, extra heavy table, ‘ _ of the chairs are covered to brown haircloth. Regu-
f ' ’“ gu ‘ ' . regular $59.00 ’ {0:31.50 hrpm $609. 00
f. WM Iii/ithI IflutIed legs, 36 inches. :2 mch, regula- $38.% gm .
5.5.56 5555.61 W; ‘ {‘8’}. WSIGS-Oo ‘3 57‘” 7‘ inch, . m $50~ ~ . mI ‘. * 1 l - 81% Price $535. 00
00383 319mm #113; E ' h ”M E " ' ” . - ' , ' " .,_' .. . ' Fouzih floor. .
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