‘ mosmw, moose-15, 1mm
,WllTflN -‘ BEATS
x PlllNEEiél. l3: :
Wilton squared her account
'lhe Pioneer A. (3., of New Jersey. in
their second session. Sunday. at Wil-
Once before the Union Hill play-
ers visited Wilton. and. on that occa-
sion, Wilton drained the bitter dregs
But revenge is sweet. The
”Whales" more than made up for the
1 on.
of defeat.
.. ‘5
sting of that last beating.
'l'lfe gsmérwasvone of! the snappiest
and Meat contests played on the
Several times the
bases
field “this season.
Pioneers managed to: get the .
densely populated. but just as many
tin” Wilton pulled out of the hole
with"; string of strikeouts or a sen-
sational throw to first that smothered
all hope for New Jersey.
and tuck up to the fifth. neither side
scoring. then ”Jim" Mc‘Sally leaned on
the "apple" for a single over second
Lawson, not to be outdone. be-
stowed the "fruit" on the Jersey cen-
terantder. who took it upon himself to
That left Mac on third and'
Harry McSally
M:
rumble it.
law-on on second.
thought the. left fielder
for the first two run
then staged
them one run.
down. Next on the
mayed leftfielder.
hopelessly over his head.
of Gaul applying himscll‘ to third and
prancing: home with
Kelly
one ,Mills.
run. That was -nll.
thrice with his stick
looklhe field.
The seventh revealed one "lore run
for Wilton. making a total of 3 to the
Jersey‘s l.
The attendance
5.
a comeback that
was
considering that it rained
“'88
remarkable.
all morning
with
It was nip‘
being
slighted. so he slammed one out over
his head. driving- in Jim and Lawson
The \‘isltorsl
netted
\Nork grounded out to
third. ‘Wllls drove out a perfected
two-Ingmar lo rightflcld.
pound one to Pleasants. making it two
program
Gaul». One resounding hang. one dis-
who saw the hall
One streak
Theileman
came
one
waned
and Union Hill.
min plum
film
me'P—m ---. " MEXICO CITY. Aug. 155—11“: Mex-.
’ _ lean ' government. by refusing free
THE CUPBOARD' gasoline. tires. repairs and garage serv-
o ._ ice to its employes who use govern—
A brownie “'33 "WW!“ the boy “d 'ment automobiles hopes to effect :1
KM adventurers some 01 “‘9 intem“!savlng c: more than s1.000,ooo an-
lng things about the Hospitwty’h" nually.‘ Several more hundreds or
tel where lived Sir Hearty-’W‘amy- thousands will be saved to the govern:
The boy and girl were on 1:118" :7 meat wheiihzirmy officers are forced to
-o. the House of Secrets W em or purchase roam gala uniforms and
ime going to find out that the great- there will be a still greatq saving
est Wt in the world was that of when all federal emploks drawing
knowing how to play fair and, to be more than five pesos daily sorter a
1 real pals, each with one another, and Wage reduction of ten per cent.
that all other secrets led (011118“ one. l These economies Which. it is under.—
"We have keys to the doors." laid {mm will be made ececuve shortly.
the brownie, “but we don't like to use ffifiinnfi‘: Matthdfl» program :or rigi‘i
”‘em- We "“9' the” ”“3“" ”‘1 ldermal] decfgt: sphieéfffi'ieiywflieié
know folks mustn't abuse Fthis hm: {order to all department heads t0'cu?
Hospitality hotel. We want to 3 0 their operatingforces to the minimum
hospitality and we want to be liked and after July 1 to operate on the bud-
in return. But we, don’t, want to be got system. calling for a careful fed-
made use of-nnd not cared for at eral audit.
all! This was followed by the imposition
"But you must use the key to open of an income tax which is designed to
this on board. Every-one who wants 011089321" inhabitants of Mexico to
[0 see :Itlfin the cupboard must use contribute in a small way toward the
it. It opens once and that ls_usnnlly Mtg“)? benefits “”1“?" are expects?
enough for those who wmt something to 9 er W'd from “‘9' celebrat 0" 0
ll .0 " i 2 { , t S? -
that is within." Reigning?“ s ndependence nex D
“It sounds very mysterious," said ) l'nder the decree all persons having
the girl.
"Open the door," said the. brownie.
“Turn this key.”
The girl pin thevkey in the lock. It
was u very large key. She thmught
the door would stick and that the lock ‘
wouldn‘t work at once. but to her sur- l
prise it opened so suddenlymnd so' . ..
easily thllt she was almost frightened. ,
"But there is nothing inside." said3
the boy. There were shelves and
ldaily incomes of from five to ten pesos
lare to be assessed one per cent. but
“all laborers and journalists earning
two pesos or less are to be exempted
Prom payment."
BLACK ROCK FISIflTR-‘JIAN
ARRESTED.
Elmer Ellstrom. a Black Rock
fisherman. was arrested by Warden
Smith last week and-was fined in the
and part of the afternoon, Bridge-port court on Friday for taking
The box score: "short lnlxslr‘rs." Warden Smith says
. VVII,’[‘()N_ he had the smallest lobsters he had
Ur. r h DO 11 0 over round ilk-sully taken by :l fisher-
“. MrSally, c ...... 4 0 1 fl .l 0 man. and lhr Judge told Ellstrom
Fahan, ll) ........ 4 n 3; g. 1 0 th-v-y were so smzlll he didn't need IO
l'lrasunts. as . , , . . _3 o n 2 g 1 (measure them. .
‘Vflrm. l) .......... 4 u 1 o 3 0 . in spite of lhu- statute which revokts
'l‘nlmadge. 2h . ,4 0 0 3 1 ,, u lishr‘rmnn‘s yum-mil for violating the
Alindstrum. rl‘ ..... 1 u x I n n slalutv lhvrr- urn those who will con—-
Day. of ........... ti 0 u :l u n‘ llnm- to lake illrgnl lobsters. and it Inc
J. Mcfially. 3h ......". 1 1 l 3 1 ' 'vloulll has n \‘txl‘y consillcrahle in-
lawson, ll‘ ....... 3 I: L' 0 0 1; flue-nu.» on the prir-e the Duh“? D35“
Mason. rt‘ ......... 2: U u 0 n "I; _ for this form or sea food.
Totals ......... 3-: z; 9 :7 l3 3i i BI'RGLAR9 MOLE A BOILER-
PIONEER A. o. l ——
no r h [10 u l" ('llllJCANS. l-‘ranre. Aug. 13.—-—A
GarrisOm rl' ....... Z 0 ll 3 ll 0 l few nights 34:0 burglars broke into all
Sullivan. 3h . . . . . . .:: n n l 2 u I Liromnongvr's warehouse and the next
“03""- 3“ -------- 4 " 1 L' H U| “Use the Key." ' lmorning the only object missing was
Lance. ll‘ .......... 4 n 1 1 o 03 at large holler. The police at first be-
‘Wark, 5s . . , . .3 n 1 1 4 n , shelves and shelves and there were mm“! u". mp“ m be the work or a
“Mills in _ . . . . . .3 l l 7 0 3i hooks and hooks and hooks. Innuhnan. Later they arrested Mr.
'nlellemfln. or .....R 4' ‘1 l u 0! ”If you hulk a little further along. liloitler. a wealthy wholesale wine
Gaul. C ---------- L’ H 0 '3 2: n .' at the end of the lop shelf. which you merchant and owner of a chateau and
Ken" 9 """"" 2 " " 1 7 “'Cnn rem-h if you stand on your llp~ gi-xlf'nslve gratings at Curdun—sur—
Day. rl‘ . .......... 3 0 0 0 ll . , .“lioire. -" ‘
’ k“ ‘42»; I?“ ‘3‘ ll“? 1:3; ‘t‘fkle stifle-Tune micrograms Helm-r 0.deth thc the". saying he
Totals ......... 30 l 6 24 9 2; . ‘ 2 ' ' ' i 1 0k 1 ti had committed it in a moment of
SCORE BY lNNINGS-l. be b0} and the g H 0 m as ‘9 weakness. as he had ample means to
Pioneer A. (V ......... mm on] Mao—«1 brownie directed when all at once the buy such a. boiler had he wished. A
Wilton A. C... , _ 2 2 _ . .000 “20 10‘223lslu-lvcs begun to {all and the ‘lmoks number or similar boilers. mm, m»
Three-hose
halls-05 \Vnrm. 2;
Struck out—rlly Vv'nrm
Undeburg.
hil rvauul.
ofl'
—
. i:
he“ on Mac-Slv—Wllton, 5;
Hit by pitcher-l.indstrum.
Scorer—“L. VVithnell.
310w \VORKS HEAT [RUN \VORKN
The Gliblle
the. Norwalk Iron
them. 2 to l.
right—hamlrr of the
well supprolnd
first. and [In my
Mole \Vorks
South Nor-walk. played a game against
Saturday
afternoon. at thr- W’lcke lot. and hunt
Dick W'arm. the crack
anbes.
one of his masterly games and
W'orks.
nine.
:11
weer features of the game.
The ion In is
he reached at Day
willing to play
team. on Saturday afternoon. and can
and {uymond I
streets. or by phoni- 2332.
()
pitched
“WIS
by every man on the
team. The fielding of Nat Steuer. at
Monilow. short.
1] ll)’
JIOHEGA N 5 ll EAT ST! [A “'B I!) R RY
H I [£15.
The Monogram traveled to lho Mud . and are on your way to the House of
more to ; Secrets you can't miss things by the
The l “ray”,k
Flat s. on Sn 1 u l'dily" afternoon.
U‘N‘t‘t tlw Strawberry
Hill nine.
Mohegnns won by a score of 9-0.
On Saturday of this work it is cx—'
peeled that the Mom-guns will meet.
the Knights of (‘olumlms Juniors at
the Mud Flats. at 3
pa WI.
o‘clock (D.
and._it the challenge is accepted
Mohegans can be notiflcd through this 10”“
_______L_
YANKEES “'IN'.
The Yankees crossed hats Salunuly
morning and defeated
the
'I‘.).
. the
Lincoln
School Giants by :1 SCOI’t‘ (lf ll! to l.
Hrumlago pill'lwri it com] Rilllli‘.
Ynnkmw would like (0 play lhr- small.
Tuesday.
Man/in iron]. on
Irurnt‘ly's, at l} .Ullnrp.
ill
'l‘ hf"
Mont—
LOBS'l‘l-Ilis Ills'l'ltllll."l'l~)l) HERE.
Game \Vnrdl-n \l’illlur Smith has re~
(-r-ntly lT‘i‘l'lVlr‘ll from the statedobster
hatchery at Noank fixe barrels of egg
hatchery zll Noank filve barrels of egg
in the sound of Fairfield County.
As a. lohslt-r bears from five thous-
and to sixty thousand eggs (and the
young have enemies in proportion). if
these lobsters are “returned
to th
9
waters from whence taken" if caught
by the fishermen. as prescribed by the
statutes. then several million ol.’ young
lobsters will be hatched naturally next
spring and will mean a very consider-
able help in increasing
fisheries.
the
lobster
As it takes a lobster four years to-
reach the legal
length. of four and
' one eighth inches onihe. body shell. or
approximately nine. inches over all.
and as only a fractionalper cent. ever»
hear eggs under the legallength. the
importance or the statute is .clearly‘ I
appmentif lobstersare to increase.
DANGER AHEAD. L.
Speaking of white .n'i‘ule.‘ two.
Sports were
“Hill," said Henry.
he very careful.
"Me ?"' said... Bill
wanting to
up
from
edict
Dear Sir: Yogkwwhfet anthem: »
mg 2mm: islet, sown acts”. howl:
fails; what and ’fails‘an'd' what . hind“
doesn't.
Do you know that embalmiug fluid is
’ so used ‘to give- certain pearls o-
utlful appearance in “order to sell
them andlo‘sell you? ’
That's the rem n so manly cheap
imported PM lac th
my; also-.srhy a $5 neck e in 9 ~ - - ’ .
show-case looks as well asst $100 one. ‘commision also takes back to. Bel- {Major R 13' Farman. military attache.
The embaiming fluid harden: 'the '
outside coating and prunes its lus—
tre for a. tew'moMMcor long enough
to dnpose ot-themrat tram.” to $50.
and even more than that sometimes.
Example:
pa” was presented with. a besutitull
pearl necklace coating :76.
than a year.“ wasn't worth ’l5c.—-thef
“pearls" crac' Red and peeled.
But occasionally the trickster gets
more than 0.000 strings left over‘
got them out for Easter they had alll
cracked and were a total loss; _
Lucky for the public they cracked
on his hands and not on theirs.
Valli is not an imported pearl.
is made in America. in one quality
only, and won't crack or peel.
does. come back for a. new one.
P. S_—-——Vatti pearls are sold by Ben- The distribution of these lands was
and [Auden Norwalk,
m m 1 mm. m“
'..
fl. —_-—'— V
VIENNA,. f slugs. 13.,vaimdél‘. ,
the Prince Regent-oi Whales-sur-
rounding himself” with some of the
second-hand regal panoply oi: the
Hmburgs. A commission.:£rom Bol-
g'raue‘has broughtdwo of, the many
state carriages. storedzin the old ma}:
stables here.“ one” a semi—state vehicle
pror. official claimant! the timeout-wept ,
the splendid' glass and- seldom-hes
used on '- ceremonial occasions. The ’ ‘
It's your business to know.
crack and , peel.
grade the complete furnishings .0: on ‘
of. the Maria Theresa apartmentszin
,me ’Hofburg for instillation in the
*‘Karageorge palace;
BEES .A’I'I'AGK CHGCOLATE
VENDEEL ‘
BERLIN. Aug;- 13.——-A fender
lchocolate. plying his trade on a
{crowded street here recently; was at-
tacked by a swarm of bees seeking-
the sweets. and hears! a number of
A lady in -.Shena.ndoah.
In lessl.
BIG *
A New York importer bird.l
the holiday "ade- When he the» arrival of a detachment‘of fire-
fighters who turned a hose on the bees
and dispersed them.- today.
WARSAW. Aug.
fifprotelst against use of the Ameri-
can Afiag- {or , advertising purposes? has 4
been adopted by the Warsaw chapter!
of the American Legion.’depaiflment‘
of Poland; ” Members took thissction
after atlentign had, been called to use?
orthe flag- madec‘by some W'srsaw:
merchaats in their display window to?
advertiserAmerican goods. ”
who said the,“ American
edict-e were powerlesslto take any ac—
'tion.a Members of the Legion now pro-
pose to call personally upon the mer- .
:chants that display of: the American
mag is not permitted in the United:
crease .
A...
13.~—-.A
WHEAT CROP IN ‘CANAIDA. '
OTTAWA, “68611.. Aug 13.—Canada’s
,- iwheat crop this year will exceed last '
passers-by were severely stungt-betor‘e',year-3 by more than: 25,009.000‘bu5—
hols. but most other crops show a. lie--
were » issued 3
The estimates
SEQONII PROTEST AGAINST 2!]me FLAG.-
resolution
authorities 5
,‘States for commercial purposes and;
smoke a request that: the practice he
of discontinued.
MEXICO CITY, Aug..13.——Nationall I
lands in the territory or Quintana Roo'
If it which have stood idle since 1909, are .
‘to be divided into small tracts and
t . sold on easy terms to farmers whwl'
Vatl Company, New Ymkit-an give suitable financial references.
It
the Jeweler. Sues. to Coleburn suspended on December .18, 1903. in
‘order to allow for acornplete survey.
Something, New; l
l
0
,-
-» HERElS always 5
2‘ thing: under .7 ,
sum—and in" the has.
_:,Ton Store—0m- :buyersv I
r'inr close much with; filfii
makers of style and buy in
accordance.
l
new
120 washingmz Street .
South Roz-wells. 00mm
1
'3’
V i ‘ VAMWMME 91': ,
w If;
WRECKlNU
CREW ‘/
First on ““34“" '50 go about. catching “"3 girl's :lllt‘lll weighing .ovcr a lon..were l'qund
Noni.~ Li, hair and giving it little pulls and lin the ”Man. of “fig country home.
by Knlly. 5. i‘flll‘hifl‘hthe boy‘s our and giving it llo-ilivr's l:l\\')‘l’*l‘ says he will plead
l’iom-v-r. I“. ”ll!" twigs. klt‘DlOlHlUllél.
l'ml'iI‘P "This Is awful," shouted the boy. 4....“ 2~W,,,,,.,,.,..,._.__, -w.._.
"Oh. I can't get out. "l‘he door ll
l-luwvl and we're in the cuplmlll't."
lint llu sooner had he said that than
I. ' llm dour owned again, the shelves all
'nm-mlrcll as shelves should appear.
even llnd quiet and orderly and tho
books were quiet and in their places.
Muster Thoughtfulncss had now
Joined them? ““‘ere the hooks und '
shelves trying to teach you a lesson?
l Well. we couldn‘t stand for llmt."
"What did they behave like that
,-sr~
for?" asked the girl, still a little.
frightened.
“Don‘t be frightenet.“ said the
brownie. "for I promise nothing like
this will happen again. I couldn’t
help it, I really couldn‘t. It you had
been only guests it would have been
different. but as you're adventurers ;
“The shelves and the hooks mu
upon creatures and pull at their hair
and their cars when they get the
cllane both here and through their
works through the world to make
eel little guilty twinge: when
they remember that there was a time
that they went off by themselves to ~
eat some cake or had a larger piece
of pie than some one else at the table
when they were doing the cutting.
They do that so that creatures will
tkeep away from doing any of these-
lhings. They won't go around if
they're not needed. They're not so
fond of work-as all. mat. .
“They merely love the Hospitality
hotel peopleso much that'they try to “
punish :lnbospitnllty and anyone who
doesn‘t like- tbe. word "Share P
"But get yonrr'photogruphsl It’s
ell-time." The rboy and the girl
reached to the top shell! and. round a
lot of photographs. They were very
small. And yet theycould tell quite
plainly when they looked at the two
they had taken» that they were of: Sir'
Hearty Cordialltystudlng outside the
Hospitality hotel. .
“It 1011 will sleep tonight» with the 2
photographs close-to your misfits
likeness of: Sir Hearty Cordiality will
never be forgotten- by you. That is
yet one more. secret. you’re learning -
tmght‘li. ’.
4]
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v
Ever :stsady's Capacity.
l schooltclass’idea! :
. tunic ~reasommu that the class ideal had 2
uncertainty. fli vering 113mm and the capacity of tho”
their way home fronrthe. countyseat. hey I i
“I
Firs’ thing at". know.
:vou'll have us in a ditch}?
‘ m; monument;
.i'mm I thought gamma: drMiL'
It i Was ereported‘ that the Ever
Steady ~ Class : had. disbandedshecause .
the rumba-shad outgrown the Sunday
However. the" real
Ever: *Stealiysla-Glrls': Companion '
r..~P"l!'
WMWVWWW
“Spea
imply buying. 2 f 2 _
I dom results in a transaction mvolvmg money.
Whenihey shop they eigenerally; know ju,
ato finddtf‘rarnd: how much to pay. Their knowl,
"trotting, wearisome questioning and hagghng.
Theadvertisements have taken the ffhop” out of shopping.
.
Irvin Cobb points out that feminine shopping does not necessarily
It means hard workfor everyone concerned~but
:4
As a "country minister once decl aimed: “King Solomon said, and 1
partially agree with him . .
Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left. ,Butthey are m
the minority. Today most women —-as ’well as :most .mene—are well--
, informedbuyers, with a soundrbasis for comparing stores and values.
"ii. By buying goods of recognized! merit they savevthemselvesz the throes
V of old-time “shoppng trips” andmat the same time get a better and big-
ger money’s worth.
omen read the2advertise1nents that. appear every day in
: theggsetygpapers. They make a practice of keeping strictly up—to-snufl‘
_ ~ on new developments, innovations and improvements}. They know
.2 Whereto go-for /“this’? and who in tawn keeps “that. ,
.” We only partially agree with
Ix»
whammy
e.
V? .
1pg of Women—’
want, where
e savesthem endless -
9
sel-
Mr.
just
‘ .
-Ranfngmflm,fl.0.
lsmwmnmmw ‘ Mam...
me- ”All...“ dim II 4mm. 4
WmemsmM-.mmm~. u. . -..
it”? C r m: c and.
live Sfi‘i'gii teat;
Stationers
Successors to Donn”!
16 south Main Street
Open Eve. Tel. 1985 f.
Better Sight Makes 2 ,
a Brighter world.
Old age and dim sight are poor coma-
panions.
Let us look after you eye troubles;
Our scientific training and long ex
perience warrants your patronagel 2
THAMER, ill:
Optometrist: and: 2
a IAtlantic st. Standard?
mucosa or:
ETTER
UlLomos
Alterations and Repairs a. i
.Specialty‘ .
Phone “1956 ' P. o. 89:: m
SOUTH NORWAEK"
2
Royal, Oliver. All unknown;
rented. . 2W-
Our agent is in. town every: .
F ’ V ; ‘ 77 ,
158 mm Ave". Wm
Royal Auto téPamfig:
Will locate in their new built".
corner South“ Main BL. and
Woodward Ave; on orchestra
September lot. ‘
Still doing business'm‘tne aids .-
7 i ‘
ll. Hull“? ‘
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