. ’BEPENBENTS Tfl’
PLAY IlllSEBUBS
1‘. 11- n’ 2 to 1 in favor of the Rose-
. 1 1.111 eam were the way va-
~ 511‘: ll teams in this city ex-
. 1 11 e 1- opinion of the mtch be-
13.13.1nquerors of the Knights
“rib-15 and the Norwalk Inde-
‘A'llO are to clash next Sun-
1.11m, at the \Vard street
no matter how big
. seem, are. none too great
.~, \'.1'v1'11lks to overcome, how-
'-1-. ml“ takes irfto considera-
1‘11 [l S,
. 1 that team has to play
4- time on such a‘ poor QX-l
. ‘miseblill diamond as the
.t circus lot.
‘11 up to their usual calibre.
;‘ 1? e ,»'ervices of Burns they
~ .1 tho. leading contenders
1 .ivnpin'bl’ull and it is
, 1.1-11‘1tnll but that they will
, r :101 ‘,1 (lit out for thbn‘
\i1nager lRiley has some
is Up hi; 219879 “1'th h
‘1< angrecation on an \vserl.
Rosebuds. but the
:9 to he a large one.
l‘fle'
"'l h.':
1.2111 with the strong right.
; ”strawski who will do
, , 1 g for ”in VlSltOTS,
. ' at for the big league
tor the. Rosebud; but
1 small team with a
2 behind him he-
1.11'11 M1 rm 0 they do not
.1 ] u 'Il (Wills
. n.3,; they will wear the
. :._:‘ 9111 they will wear the
We‘l. and with an un-
.-:T.1rtion of “apple pick-
ENC] w
.11l1i be able to subdue
1".1t has struck every big
171 flat has played ball
.‘Jm‘walks this year.
nine hitters ever
a 1.11 thur on a hall team in the
1‘-”,'1tli‘t the} come to Nor~
e .1. “hirlwind pitcher to
, 1'1 “eat on that had not been
.1 Strong pitcher this sea-
.131 easy to any right now
‘» :111'11lks won't make any
. w. 'Ezeir battle with the state
.‘ --:»‘-'11 contenders. and they
g. ~ . . 1. .1 easy a time 'figurlng
1:1. drives of men like Gree—
(l-trnllvskl and Blagrifl'. as
against thetwirlers for the
‘ili’i‘ lienox and All Stars.
:1 «m; to be the legitimate odds
1111711.: as it the Norwalks. un-
31' 1 .n the inmitable will sufl’er
1.11» '14 defeat this year
THEATRE. COSTING
575.000. TO BE BUILT
AT LOC KHAVEN, PA.
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l .1. for the new theatre are now
t _ prepared by Architect McLean
r 'rmton' Mass. and Mr. Smith 1n-
1‘ d an Express
t‘ ' work on the building would be
" ‘wi some. time in September and
t 1 the new theatre will be ready for
t mrmal opening at the beginning
13.- 1‘1e new year
‘1esize 0f the building will be
lmxleo It will be well ventilated
a d well lighted and no other build-
:9 will be near it thce there
‘11 be numerous exits on all {our
1,- and other requirements of the
ding regulations in reference to
l'es Wln more than be met. The
11;: will be constructed of con—
m' brick, the1materim not hav‘
NLn fully decided on. but ac-
to the statement of Mr.
‘ 1_ 1t will be the largest and pret-
"1c-atro in the city.
Will Locate Herc.
Smith. who is a. native Lock
.11 11.01;, will return here from Con-
:1 tn refitle, and will over-see
7i'll‘U-f’ll0n of the new theatre.
1am decided whether he will
1 the same himself. or whether
"‘éwe it. But in any event he
’j. 1:1111l1asized one point. name-
1 1.111;; the best and most meri-
{£0 attractions and motion
'.1."ll be presented in his
'z1l times He is confident
-_~ t‘:e new playhouse a DaY-
ran by presenting only
‘ actions ' obtainable and
‘.l:'0ll.< fairly i‘ld With the
- . 1:.~i1lr-ration.
“‘41:. Hotel Addition Completed
W .4 111 tier way ior several
modeling the former bar
7" E :on; n and billiard mom.
"' ' - . -t side of the New Fallon
" nnwrting the same into
1 7:111111 Sleeping rooms halt
equipped with bath,
11:11 mld 1unning water,
574 and telephones, are in
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1 ,1 in‘ the new addition are
3’ . 2'1 ’l lighted and handsomely
‘ ' Some of the rooms are
«meeting. with the bath
1111 while others are single
;-~t and dressing room for
women comprising automo-
' ‘ . )0 step at the hotel for
i 101‘ others who tarry for
' :~‘ one of the features of
inn All the rooms are
“1 h til? latest stYle iron
. mattresses and good
0 a pretty rug covers the
"1rnitme is of the mission
. . -t1r~r cornered with a
- 3 4:. telephone and running
(U ”3'3 ".‘..1 water in each room, and
' tr'ir- fixtures, includingru
while the "windows are
.11 artistic shades and cur-
7 ~1 “fr radzlition will be open for
. -_‘i1n of the public. Thurs-
1. 1-7 ".1 Waning Mr. Smith will
AFY‘ZV
15.: '5‘ to a number of his 01¢
1-11 ,‘ ‘h , mark the reopening of the
7-; "‘1'" ’ & Fallon Hotel,‘ of which’
an. 11‘ (11 this city can feel proud.
gt..." "1731128 the construction of
"WW heatre
iffy”? 1:11 meeting of the Board bf.
no if; d11d Taxation has been all.
911113] WWW Donovan for Tum
no: zfugust 24th, not tor the pars
" pproprlatl money “
”We? salaries, 121‘ to: the for
appropriating , ,,, .
the highway .
tenance of .
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before they l
representative'
BRINGS SUIT
FOR $100, 000
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The complaint in the
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the company.
‘this statement was
last..the defendants “maliciously and damage of $100..000
voluntarily made and caused to beI
be published throyhout the business Ives It Keating,
community and th
ment concerning its business."
This
was sent to certain concerns indebt-
ed to the 1Falrbury Hat Co.. stated
that suit for $30,000 had been insti-
tuted against the Fair-bury 00..
favor of Mr. Bald, that the affairs
of the com’pany were involved and
that it was intended to file a petitiion Fairbury Hat Co.
letter, which,
it was stated,
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bankruptcy against
and that
owing the company would be chimed
:as a part of its assets.
It is alleged in the complaint that
tl a th 11 if! false and that
so on s s e pant has n injured in his
forth the allegation that on May 6 reputation. busineg’see and credit to the
Judge 1. Moss Ives, of the firm of
stated today
oughout the United his firm arted as attorneys for Mr.
States a false and defamatory state— Baird in bringing as suit against the
lFair-bury Hat. Co. {or 830,.000 alleged
to be due Mr. Baird for bats in the
rough sold to the company. This suit
is still pending in the‘ Superior court
he said.
protection of the tlrm's client a let-
ter was sent to certairt’concerns that
were understood to be indebted to the
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120 Washington St. —EVery Woman 3 Fashion Shop—120 Washington St.
OF BUSINESS
We claim, 'uld . ‘
this letter was written. _
that it contained. the fit]: ind was
done to protect the W of our
Client.
Judge. lves said that the (actor?
and machinery of Mr. Bifl’d in Bethcl
had been attached in the amount or
1200 000 and that further notion us
being awaited. as the 1‘Bepnty United
States Marshal who hndoerved the
all moneys
MY.
that
turnng to New Haven.
tory.
For the bond for the attached Property. in Elble
inventory may not be hampered in
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excessive in
damages
8. ' Thomas.
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m. ~11:ng Ives told he would move as
soon as possible to have the amount
of the Ittucment reduced. as being
view of any: possible
com-
The cult came at a time. he
said, when it was dlgcult to secure
such action quickly. as Judge Edwin
of the United State's
, court, is at present on his vacation
attachment had sent word since re-but every effort would be made to
that be had prevent the closing of the
been instructed by counsel for the with the resulting loss to the firm
Fair-bury company to close the fac- nnd to employee and the town.
Judge Ives stated «but he was said also
making arrangements to substitute a. pressed to trial at the earliest pos-
are
oder that the factor) of Mr. Baird. closed and that he felt no doubt as
which it happens, is now closed for to the outcome.
~It was also stated by Judge Ives
its work when it is desirod to resume that the cult of Mr. Baird against the mew _M.,ilford Sunday
sustained by the
time after the. plead' ngs
factory.
He
that the case would be
'l-alrbury Hat. Co.. moon is pending rust team representing tho!
ed with as little delay as possible. Tanlngtcn, so if the local boy!
The suit as brought originallv. he it will be throuzh some good.
said. was for $30 000, but the amount playing.
of the claim has incl-nosed since the
will be asked 101- in an amended or at 12:30 sharp
new complaint. lwaiting. A week from
or David E. FllzGerfid, of New Ha- Rock
ven, as their counsel in the suit' 5310 and exery one is welcome.
brought by the Fairbury Co., and are l --—-—~—-—---'—
in consultation with him today. St Lukes G. F. S.
NATIONALS GOING TO NEW Slio'id
MILFOR‘D.
All members of the National base be postponed (ntil
ball team are asked to report at the. W’ednesday All
.Jlonial lot. Thursday night. for prac quested to bring
tice The Nationals will journey
and play the hall
and eiening ll clear
members me
that supper.
Everything Must Be Sold By Sept. lst
sale Starts Tomorrow, Thursday,Aug 19
Fixttires Have Been Sold, Must Vacate m 10 Days
Article Must Be Sold, and Will Be Sold at
a Sacrifice. This High Grade Stock Of Mdse. Con- '
Sists Of Ladies’ Winter and Summer Coats and
Su1ts,Dresses, Sklrts,Walsts Underwear,Corsets,
Sweaters, Hosiery, etc.
.It’ s up to the Public to T ake Advantage of the Great Values of This $20, 000 Stock
N O EXCHANGES
BURSON AND GORDON STOCKINGS,
GORDON MERCERISED FULL FASHION-
11 LISLE THREAD: ALL COLORS ..
ED STOCKINGS. $1.00 VALUE . . . . . .
€36
rot-1%
1.5
01
0c
40 PER CENT. OFFON SWEATERS
1.5 Q
93
2 00 RURE THREAD SILK
HILDREN’S
STOCKINGS
STOCKINGS... .....
ADIES’ SILK
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FIBRESILK
STOCKINGS...
14¢
GORDON’S INFANT -
STOCKINGS .... ... .. .. . ..
ORDON’S ROUND TICKET STOCKINGS,
LLCOLORS.......... .
VOILE /
WAISTS
3 50 TAILOR MADE
$1.39
44c
69c
$7.00 QUAGE%¥ZGE'1TE W
$3.500mwh11...
89C NIGHT
98c
$2.0
$3._
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it.
CHEMISE. . .
ASD'Z‘IC‘ $1.39 ENVELOPE '
29c
48c
$230 ENVEdgEgISE
98'
$1 79
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$3. 50‘F KID
$2.50 BUNGfiLPORVGNS
GOWNS ..
M50 Musi‘ilimom
$3.00 Musl’JENIVTICOATSi
GLOVES . . . . :... .
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NO REFUNDS
$445
$2.19
$1. 69
$1. 39
$2.19
98c
$1.39
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s 'o‘0 0 31¢
$2 59
980
$2.29
SILK WINDSOR
TIES
17c
25 PER CENT. OFF ON ALL CORSETS
as. oooCIOTI-o'ooo'o’nu l'oo nos I-o. one...
SPECIAL LOT
OFVESTS-
yESTS
50¢ EXTRA SIZES . .. .. ..
$11-50 BLOOMERS .. .. .. .. . . . .. 980
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$2.00 “BECOMES.-. $1. 29
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5325‘) SllLKBLOOMERS'... $1159
$1.50
$2.50 CAMISOLES
$300 AND $3.50 CAMISOLE'S $1398
CAMISOLES. . .
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$1. 50
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in the Superior court. would be press l'rhis team has played such tonnl
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Any one wishing to make the w
suit was brought and s‘bout $410030 can do so by being at the Boston 8m
“here a bus will II. 1'
Sunday tho
Ives & Keeling have retained May- Natmnalg will give a lo} tide to Ssyll
All players have ti<kets for r
of Stamford will
Di‘nic at Rotnn Point this a"-te;1.oon
tho
weathei he inclement the picnic Win
one week from
m.
and.
toluke the 3: 35 p in. car {tom the town
$ ORGANDIE WAISTS. . .. .. ”
$5 00 QU%E$¥ZGETTE WAISTS . $2 .95 $21") F lgBRIC GLOVES ......“SI. 29 $2.25 ”'KAYSEIESN SUITS , , , 98C ‘ E;
(302113 and Suits Winter and Summer, 1-2 Price 3;
$22 50 LEEVgé'ETSSS ,, .. $595 $6. 50 SUMMJié‘ESSES «12...... $3.8 25 can CENT. OFF ON ALL HOUSE DRESSES E:
AAAAAAAAA A 'w' 'M" : .f;'..'.l_;.-.........- 40 PER CENT OFF ON TRICOTINE DRESSES ;;
, . WASH SKIRTS ONE-HALF PRICE
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, ’ 40 Pan CENT. our ON KIMONAS
M ban a
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