WEDNESDAY,
, “n \ ““wnm‘n R “1N8 'rno'r [ NATIONAw vs. Kennel gains.
.. .
0m .,; xmoo Dillon. for which \V. H.
.-. .. :‘nv Good Times Stables. 0t
4:”, M" N. \‘W paid 5.. “0000 a fort‘
:“u:- ,1.» ( tytm'ul the Knickerbock-
.-r .\ lull thc feature cvcnfiof the
0],. “mp vim» S (. till tit ”10 Grand Ch“
(112‘ . n‘v ~ lli'l'i' yrstvl‘day.
l ---- ,.- Illflliil the mare to a
.-.i:~« 1....” \il'lm‘y over a classy
1" I“ m! “mg up the fastcst time of
“H .713. 111 thl‘ first 1103‘.
l' 1...:“.l'l“. l‘ux‘s cntr)‘. picked to
mu. 1 nu. lm lu-lli‘r than second in
1... .nl third in the second.
.1.“ \'.‘!' l-‘.\'_ l’oughkecpsie
"m _;._ _‘ ul :1 now star when
3, ‘-. l‘ . . :1 straight hent
_ ,_ .. ‘iw-r-Il Ol‘ the 2221
1"”. .. l'. '. w- Great show—
in: . , ~12 \ Pawah and
J1” ,. ”hum. ing fashion.
.._,I , . m “.1') mnd money.
Tm . , .- (lulu sweepstakes »
1..., l. . x l. .1 S« Hill with Helen
2,.“ .. -.~ ; :l vl for two-ycar-olds
m l . 1 . ,w. ’l‘om Ackcrmnn.
«1 RH svxt turn of the your on
12 .1. 'w‘l'ounlcrl for the three-
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;. imai \ll'ior)’ ovcr I’op Gecrs‘
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rut ..' lim (gilrcllslruuy Athletic ("lub
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Il.-ll'lt: ‘w-r :1 lmut lll‘l\\'(“.(‘ll .lnck Demp-
sv} .lml lbll lirvnnun. to be staged in
l;-;- .-l- '11. .‘(un‘mlu-r. An offer of!
3"» ‘ l ., \\.l.< mmh- to I‘lrl'llnun as his
fill'll' u. in»: pulsn, but it was not
14:1le \nlml Domino-y was to rccciu‘.
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FIAT! RI".
1111 uHKl-Z l2 PSIE. N Y. Aug. 24.—
'o
It
ll. trustcr
was Hultl
ll) The Harvester.
inst lllLl‘l l
incn would bc askc
cvnlrlur‘ basis.
l‘t‘l‘lllfit y's:
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The Nationals‘ will cross bats A3
the fast North Ends. of Bridgeport at:
the \Vlckc lot. East Norwalk. at 3 p:
m. (D. T.). on Sunday. The Nation-
als will use their same lineup as play-
ed in Sing Sing last Sunday. Scholtz.
who pitched a title game in Sing Sing.
will twirl Sunday. Liptuk will be-be-
hind the bat. ‘
The North Ends are considered one
of the fastest teams in Bridgeport.
winning 12 out of 15 games. and are
confident of winning. The local lads
are out to win after their setback last
Sunday.
BIOMEGANS CHALLENGE.
'l‘hc Mohegan baseball team extends
a challenge to any team‘whose mfm—
bcrs arc bctwccn the ages of 13 and
15. A game is wanted on Sunday
next. if possible. On Saturday. at the
Mud Flats. the Mohegans will meet
.the K. of C. Juniors at 2 o’clock (D.
’l‘.). The lineup for the Mohegans will
be as follows: Falcone. c: Kereltes.
1b; Palumlm. ss: Balogh.-lf; Novot-
nik. rl‘: llomonkos. p: J. Balcgh. 21):
J. l'ulumbo. 3b: Gall. cf. and Downey.
sub. Any tczim desiring a game with
the Mohegans should answer in care
of The Scniincl. or write to A. N0vot~
nik. 31 Oxford avenue. South Norn’alk.
MORRISI'I'I'I‘I'I AND “'[C‘KS CLASH.
ST. PAUL. Minn. Aug. 2—1.-~llill
.\'
plans would M:-
d
Ill“ '1” Tl‘l'.
I'.
_ .\_._ ‘.__.. _...
Morrison-'3 pitcher. and E. \V.
lsccrcmry of the Tolcdo Association
‘llasobull club. clashed in the lobby of
n downtown hotcl here. last night. but
other n‘lemhcrs of the team scparnlcd
ihtm bel‘mc :m_\ blows “cic- struck.
i ”the aruuxm nt slnrtcd mcr the pitch-
lins of Morristltc in y'cslcrdax's game
with St P:.1ul \\ hich Toledo lost.
Lair-r. Morrim ltc is said to thc anoi-
ocizr'd. nrd it was said the matter hurl
l'zcn amicably Sf‘lllt d
('.\RI’I‘.NTII‘.R TO BOX IX LOVDOV.
l‘.\l:l.-'. Ann. 24.—G(‘Orui-S ("nrpmn
“or will nimvt :1 lmuxr, who will lw
announced lntcr at Albcrt Hull. Lon-
AAA“
“'iclts. l
ENGE‘
YELAV‘D. Aug. 24 .-—The chief
ves of the five big railroad
transaction labor organizations re~
sumed their confeemce here this”
morning. with members of their exe-
cutive committees and assistant grand
officers. in an effort, to complete the
draft—of a strike ballot to be present-
ed to the 409.000 active membci‘s
throughout the country. "The ballot-
probubly will be mailed early next
week for a referendum vote.
Decision to draft the strike ballot
resulted from unsatisfactory negotia~
tions held in the past few» months be»
tween Brotherhood chiefs andrailroad
manngerstollow‘ing the recent 121/:
per cent cut in railway wages by tho
I'nited States Labor Board. At these
conferences. held in the west. south-
west and cast. the heads of the Bro-
therhOod of Locomotive Engineers.
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engine-
men: Order of Railroad Conductors.
Brotherhood of Trainmcn and thc
Switchmcn's Union of North America
Isought to place the railroad manage-
ments of the country on record against
more cuts in wages and changed
working conditions
attractive lines of
prices which are better than bargain'
3)
THREE DAYS SALE
' Continued from First Page.
*
merchandise at
prices.
This evening the: windows will be “ll-
laminated for inspection by the buy-
ing public. who it is expected will
"start in early tomorrow morning to
lay in supplies of some of the various
articles to be offered.
A concert. preceded by a short par—
side. will be given in Mahackemo
square from 7:30 until 9:30 o‘clock
(D. T.) the Italian Band of the city
to furnishthemusic. _
Pennants advertising the Mardi
Gras sale are being displnved in the
windows of those merchants who have
combined in this sale
Advertisements appear in' today's
issue of the Evening Sentinel quoting
are to be sold at special prices on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. As
wfl‘l he soon from a scrutiny of the
advertisements these articles rang?
from clothing to food stuffs.
NAVAL ACADEM'Y
EXAMINA.
Troxs.
NElV HAVEN, Aug_ g4__W0rd
“'38 r( ccivcd'.from I'nitcd State: Sen-
8101' McLean today that—the United
Statcs Service Commission will hold
examinations in thc Federal 13mm-
CHILDREN MAY
AID IN RUSSIAN
RELIEF \VORK
Continued from First page.
——
moved later.
At thc start. he declarcd. lhr- Ari»
ministration lnIt'll'lS to fond l.m~u,"\"'
Russian children. although this [Hill‘-
ln-r will lu' invrrnsnd as facililu-s .Hid
«1» NW. 17. it “as diclnrcd
the. 'porting ncwspnpor Auto todm.
J
l )3;
York hcndqnnriors of tho Administra-
lion.-
<uplilics are available. All tlw \\'“i"{
ll" said. will lm ilndcr lllv flirt-Minn
of Secretary Hoox'cr and tho .‘x'irv
lugs; in Hartford. New 1mm» and
Bridgcport on Oct. 529. at 9 a. m.. to
vxnminc his candidatr-s who wish to
tnkc part in compctltlvo c\aminntion
for th( I tilted Stntcs N' .1\' nl Acadcmv
in John 1922. .inv \Olilil’r m. 111 Wish.
ing to compete should send his name
cit} he desires to tnko lbc cxamina~
lion in.
chnnts‘ Mardi Tm:
morrow morning.
Salt-
Scntincl Wants Arc “'inncrs.
South Main Street
l
prices on many of the articles which.
to tho senator. mhking him as to the
OI‘CDS IO-
Blm lilSlNlii
DETROIT Mich” Aug. 24.»~\V1th—
drawal of another entry in the power
boat regatta, tr ‘be opened here Sat—
urday. may; suit from an accident
to Fred 2' nfipp‘acasse's Miss Belle
Isle IL. which caught fire and sank
in shallow Water late yesterday while
being put through trial paces. The
boat was raised todav and an effort
will be made to haxc her in «shape fOr
the gold cup trials. MissistPlle Islc
II is the Old Miss Minneapolis. which
won the gold cup event ‘in 1916.
Entries for the regatta today num-
bored 87. five being added to the Sal-
lan trophy race yesterday, bringing the
number of contestants in thit-‘evient to
35.
Maple Loaf VII” the British chal-
lenger for the Harmsworth trophy.
was givnn her initial run. in Detroit
River, this morning.
\
JONES IN .Vl-I‘Y HAVEN;
FIRST PRACTICE SEPT. 6
NEVV HAVEN, Conn.. Aug. 24.—
Tad Jones.
football eleven. has arrived in New
Haven to make preliminary arrange-
ments for tho opéning of the 1921 sea-
son. The candidates will have their
first practice Sept. 6 at Yale: Field.
John Mock. the trainer. is also on
hand. The other coaches. Charlie
Taft for the line; Charlie Comford for
l
_Dreyfuss. of the Pittsburgh National
head coach of Rho Yale .
tién at the na
merit here.
COLLIDE.
mRBES FIELD GRAND STAND.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 24. —~Tentative
plans have been made by Barney
built m\ ‘h-u.‘
plavlng net“... \
grass as little as
However. no arci'itect
in until club official = eel th
rates practicallvl the pe
their possession i a said. u-
when the owner's in New that
none cared to so".
laeague' Club, to erect additional grand
stands at Forbes Field here. to seat
10.000 persons. in View of the stride
the. Pirates are making toward cap—
turing the National League pennant.
it was announced yesterday. It is pro-
Mardl Gras
all year around wear.
.1..u..¢-ua-co...--.-o
the end. and lir. “'illiam '1‘. Bull for
the kickcis. will arriie \xithin the next
ten d. ns.
terdav conforming “ith Jot. ea.
THINKS AIIICRICANS “'ILI; RF:-
TAIV DAVIS (‘I'PJ' '
“ BOSTON. Aug 34.-—--\. \ylll‘ls 3LV-
b-I‘land C0?‘"‘“ ‘mllght 7:30 toicrs. tennis writer on the London Field.
9‘3“ 7‘ T. MT‘n‘x'if‘lx'l‘n‘o Squrirr'. Mcr-‘nnd mrmlmr nr tlu‘ ‘xritish Davis Cup
loam. thinks that “nothing short of a
mirach cm’i pimc it the. Amucans
from rim ininz t‘c llnxis Cup"
\ll‘crs made this statement
m'tcr
1.
Ca pt. \iack Aldrich was in town 305- I
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GOTTLIEB’S
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
THE STORE OF REAL \ ALUE
ans—1.:
South N orwalk
mm nos AND mum
- $8: 10 o'clock t .
Ek-
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS suitable for
....$10.00 and up,_
BOYS’ ALL WOOL SUITS (ages 3 to?
8)$3.98 up
BOYS’ SUITS, with Two Pair of Pants
(Crompton All Weather Corduroy )..$7. 98.
BOYS’ SPRING AND FALL OVERCOATS
. . . . $2.98 and up
85?. NGRVVALK
$1.50
$2.00
“2.30
353.00
.34. 00
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L. r: 061
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13.00
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"Jr C)
$8.30
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
3 ALUE
FEBER C:ILK
FEBER SILK
PURE SIL
LK.
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH . . . . .
$15 000 Worth of
0.11.01.
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. vac-IIII‘IOOIO
Icohoovlo-oouCIo-O
coco-Oouooto'I-II
...-oo-I.I-oo¢otlo
33 South Main Street
W'Jr/at“-"~‘n1’/:I'1'f' '1,
)1
Bargains such a..
Ofi’ered before. and can never be L up li
You 1 ill h nd'it to your wire. .1:—
9 e to fill youljutiure. as well as 3'01”? pres-
ent wants, in this Great Shirt Sale.
ed again.
every wanted
HIRT
TO Be Sacrificed at Price's
Way Below Mami-
facturers’ Cost.
Due to depression in busine:s
portanity he 8 pre
ntecl it
to th 0 public Of the Norv
Of the leadino makes in Hig‘l h (111(ch 8"
at (.enuine Sacrifice l’ lices.
Each Shirt guaranteed to be ab<oluteli>
perfect and color fast; the pattern 5 and
fabrics up-tO-the—mimite in style and in
color combinatio’n.
you will find a range Of prices that will ap-
peal to the most economical purch? 5e12,!“
‘.._.,.-, -. v
.1 ’ ‘~-\‘\‘\‘x‘
Sell
the. :9 have newl'
. the op-
to ill '3 t0
alts, some
iil'ts
a
ibcen
cat-
(lence Of
Below
FOR 799
FOR $1.00
FOR $1.35
851.65
$1.95
$2.50
$2.95 ’
$3.50
$4.50
$5.50
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
' Satisfied customers,
the buyin
economical purchaser.
Don’t
alues In Town
Genuine Bargains in
Women’s and Misses’
WEARING APPAREL
' Values Such As These You Cannot Obtain
Elsewhere In the City.
9; public.
Included in this Gre at Ma: d1 Grass Sale V011 will find a \ gist
NEW FALL SILKS, SATIN CREPE, TRICOTIN
DRESSES—the last word in Stvlé-v—and at prices that will ‘ .
These Char‘ming Dresses must be seen to be appr
5
ome and
for more than twenty years. prove we
t3: 9
etaén . ,
1.
L
m'i'i
BA‘I
assortr“e
AND V7
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SER(1l'
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NEW FALL SUITS AND COATS, in all the prevailing Shades and Fabrics;
especially low priced for this great sale.
riss This Sale
Be Convinced.
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iJOURF ,
appeal to the 111033;“
eciated.
Norwalk Chronicler