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etriotly confidential. Call and see us
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lien Building, Waehlngton 8t
0 endure. 9 e m on p. m.
care. this Company has paid
Guaranteed interest on
e sT'NEAnLv ”$2,000,000.00.
is of from $100 to no, oh
' to of receipt.
' LooeunN. General Agent,
South Main Street. ‘3 .
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ave you seen our stock of
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tibiae, Room 4, Haviiand Block,
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. of Hartford.
Policy Cavern Every Bodily injury
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE}; _
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participating in eornlugii' '
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' ,2 So. Norwalk, Conn.
800th Norwei i
edieotlria
no bdthel- with
Pleasant surroundinge.
Bib‘ett‘ent Cooking. "
Proprietor. ,
Telephone, 498.
FRANK “c;
VAN *scov
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper,
and Zinc.
'50 South Main Street,
' Telephone Cell 975
tinnitus rum
y
l -' IAIT NORWALK
nee-—
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l'ood (looked to Order
Bathing and fishingpi”
' Beth Hudson to Rent by the
”John 'OtsuIII‘v‘
moI-Iqtor.
lunch unusu
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45 Well 8t, Norweiit. ,
80 Weehinaton 8t. So. Norwellt.
{We have eeveral decided hruaine
in Income producing proportyflthet
m'uet lnoreeee in value with tho ‘r‘epld
ntowtn ot the town.
A" Minimum Amend
' of
Home Cemiort,
Happiness,
and
Contentment,
’ « with a Modicum oi Expense.
that is
Gas Linhtinn.
We are pinion houses at a
_ Minimum. Cost.
Let. us pipe‘vours.
. Sundry Dinners 25 Cents
in! is annuals
oiii‘ce Hilt’3 Theatre Building
BMWW‘W ‘Tinin one In“ sine Street
‘ Lilli Line hi Y
', 1900 Freight Propellers will leave
'3 Norwnlk up to 6:30 p. m.
.' , Anningd. Smith,
Real Estate and insurance:
. Rate: 32 per day end upwertie
ma.
'dtoek anti General Information Ticker
Tel. 483,
In”?
N6 Ii Nina a .‘eouui hum
Ileeltidnoe. I ‘Weeiilttgton It.
Telephone at houee. 808.
Tolepbene et other» ltd-I. .
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IOUTH NDRWALK.
lRIDGEPOR‘I‘.
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January '1.
Pier 28, East River, New York (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwulk up to 4 p. m..e.nd South
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
C. o. Hegeman,
General Agent
5‘ Lune.
Phone 228-4.
22 cottage Ave” Beet Nona-lit.
EVERV LADY'S BbNESSLTG CHAN!-
. _ ‘ 3, 4.
should be equipped ”vilth n dainty
snow white, one piece "Btunderd" Poo
celaln Enameled fave; s 5. .
Have you ever steppe to consider
how delightfully conveninét it will a
to have hot and cold running water
it: your dressing dhhrhber sleep
. in: apartment or first floor toilet
tdon: ? lto presence would more you
ohigii‘eet degree of comfort. _
3 We will gladly quote‘ you nrldee. on
p embers.» are etriotlyncompoutit able-
conlce. honeet end reliable. 3
liorace R flash
own it. with .m
fourth .Kuevrfiwdmrm.
enrolment hi. it“
3o!ublt.“‘3
. with seed supper be until, ‘
. the playing space. ..
3 the barrier. .
. time ion lines of would- be spectators
3', Were bee aging the gates; u d
‘ Iight fielder was proscntcd with n
’ . of it.
‘ his bunt was too fast. and Stclntcldt.
. partisans by liltiin
' With two out.
- uthd both runner-n ecored in run Crow
trying to catch Crawford oil
' b t he was left there when (ZouuhiluH
WAN, 2nd Vide-
run BEEN in.
heavy hitters
The work of oil ‘ ‘
first class, but mil?
on his rivals Inst “
twelve of the open
second base on
the come, . .
The contest was whtoh
mouse crowds the enlarged Blonds be
in: packed to their oallncity‘. while a
thin fringe of enthusiueter occupied
standing" room in deep center floid‘
Whatever ground rules may have been
formulated were not in evident-6,515
none of the nineteen hits went outside
The stands Were built clone to the
foul linen and till around the field ex-
cept in deep right field. where the
space was left open, Captain Chance of
Chicago having been fearful lest Dc»
trolte star batsmen should drive the
ball into the seats in that Section. All
it turned out, only one hit went in
that direction and it fell for abort. of
Bpeotetore on Hand Betty.
The game woe begun At 2: 39
o‘clock. but four hours before that
goodma~
turediy struggling to be ii at through
the turnstiles, so no to secure points
of vantage The police had no trouble
at all in keeping the crowd Within
bounds ‘
The game itself was evenly content.
.Ed Both teams broke under fire, Chi.
cage mixing two of its errors with twO‘
hits in. the eighth inning when Detroit
scored all three otlts runs, while tho.
visitors returned the compliment In
the next inning. allowing Chicago to
tie the score. captain Gouéhllhs er-
ror come in thin tubing and was cost
Iy. With runners on first and second
he let on easy grér’under from Evens
get away from him. filling the bases
After that two runs came across. one
on u linseed boil, Schmidt failing to
hold Howard 8 third etrllte. ..
While this was ge‘irig on Overall re
tired from the game and when the
visitors went to but in the extra in-
pings they had to face Reulbuoh'e
speedy delivery In the growing dark‘
nose The tail pitcher was in rare
form.
lust boi’bre the game Cobb Dotr'soit‘
lingo gold medal set with diamonds us
a reward for loading the American
League in butting in the season just
closed
Ovelnll was visibly nervous when
Jones the first batsman inccd him.
and failed to get nnylono of the first
tour halls pitched over tile photo The
Detroit contingent duet chaotic
to cheer on their ldcr trotted
,to first base. and took full advantage
Schaefer tried to sacrifice. but
by it quick throw. forced Jones at
second. Crawford drove it long fly to
extreme deep center.. but Single was
waiting for the bull Then Schnotor
tried out Kliuga throwing arm and
found it good being an easy out. try
ing to steal second. For Chicago
Shockhnrd brought cheers from tho
'hurply to left.
He stole second and,
October Schmidt. Cnptulb Chance
struck out. however, and Siciqi’cidt
could not drive the ball past Donovan
Chicago Scores First Run.
Chicago scored the first run of the
game in the fourth inning.
drew a base on balls. Steinfeldt snort.
flood preitlly and Kllut come forward
with a short fly to left field which
.lonce could not reach. Chililcli had
turned third no the ball struck the
ground and tore for home. He huh
to slide to boot. the throw. but accolu
pliuhod the trick. Schmidt throw tr
fichuefer. retiring Kilng. who hull
tried to take on extra been on till
throw to the pinto. Evere got a sec
ond hit and stole second, but Donovan
struck out Schulto
‘ In the fifth and again in the sixth
Detroit hnd runners on first and third
in each case the man
on third was cuught off the base or.
attempted double steals. in both onset
Kling‘ looked toward second base not
throw to third his apparent luck 0‘
him deceiving the runners. ,
. Detroit Looked Like Winnore.
In the eighth Detroit looked like
winners. Donovan was an easy out
but Jones beat a bit to livers. mu
billed to field Schlioter’e hard ground
‘or. With the infield drawn in. Schindler
had no trouble in stealth second.
ford made his third bit, It sharp liner
[inst Evore Bchullcn throw to the
pinto was bud and Crawford went all
the way to third on it, rooting when
«Rosamen drum u long iiy to center
Cobb had touched uocond while Over
nil. Kline and Stoluteidt were vtrililnig
1'
unit out. ,
Chicago turd done nothing wilt
Donovuue dolivory. nnd the Detroit
pitcher looked on entry victor when
the home team come to but for tin
ninth time. Chance with up and had
struck out twice. ’l‘hia time. however
hold. Then Donovan lost control and
.3‘, i w ‘3 .
.Bio‘gle, cf.
.siicholmrd. it. ..
.Evern, 2b., on.
"Howard
'Zimmerman. 2b
.Jonea, if.
. Schnefer. 2b.
Schmidt. 0. . .......
l‘i Hits. oft Overall 9‘ in 9 innings.
3 out to third on ‘
~ the first of a series of bad. throws by
Chance ‘
second and wont to third when 'i‘lulrm .
he drove the bull on a= line to right,
with no out, Klihx.
rippled in ounces— ,
n . no
n
Chaneo..1b. ’
Bteinfuldt. :ib.
Kilns, 0..
H t
.c......
ll'lo
.chulte, rf.
inker. so.
noun...-
.........
wit—iuaéabfldh
Overall 9. .....::::l
tMoreu 0
iteulbuch, p..
here-e
t—A
O
6: i
do
Totals
Detroit.
. 69
’U
0
Crawford ct.
Cobb, rf ...........
Roseman. 1b. ..... .
Conghlln, 3b. ..... .
amasmyvmamg.
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ONHGOHQW
OOOCGFHH:
O’lcury. as.
Donavon, p.
222212: n no 3'
Totals .....‘......4tl 3
'3‘ Battcd for Overall in ninth.
"Buttod for Tinker in ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago .3 ...... 00010000200043
Detroit ..000000030000~3
N
”Sacrifice hits, 0 Leary. tolufoldt Ev-
era. ltoien bones Stage 2 Shocknrd,
Chance. Steinfeldt Evera, Howard,
Jones 2. Behaeier, Rossman.
.piay. Evers and Ticker; Schaefer and
Rossman Left on buses, Chichgo 9,
2, off Donavon 3. First base on errors,
Detroit Hit by pitched bull
Overall 5, by Reuibnchu 9. Passed bull,
Schmidt. 'i‘,ime 2: 30. Umpires,
O‘Day and Sheridan.
room's CHAMPIONSHIP ulna,
‘flester Will Probabl§~Pltch for ‘Chi-
, cage and Siever for Detroit.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-~Witb nerves
still tense from the strain of yester
dny's battle between the. respective
tionul Leagues. baseball enthusiasts
struggle tor the championship of the
world; liouls hetero the gates Were
du .to.be‘ opened all at note in the
Vic nlty 6f the West. Sde groundis
were thronged With people eager to
gain admission The crowds wore so
dance that. shoot our traffic who great:
Iy hampered and at times almdet com-
ple elv stopped.
‘ Venther conditions were not ideal
for baseball. The bright sunshine of
yestcrdnylwns lacking. the sky being
completely clouded over and the air
was dump und cold.
strong southwest wind blowing which
added to the discomfort.
Uncertainty regarding the batteries
for the opposirig tom-us widened spec—
uiutirm over the probably outcome to
doy. it was thought most probable
that Pliester would be put in tho Iiox3
for Chicogo, with Kilns behind the
bat Slcvcr and Schmidt it was said.
Would begin the {my fol Detroit.
. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
'i‘uko LAXATIVE liROMO Qniuino
’l‘nblete. Drugglstn refund money if it.
tells to cure E. W GROVE‘S signa-
ture is on each box. 25c.
DEAD IN BUSHEB,
Peculiar End of Hermit Said to be
Wealthy.
WEBSTER, Mass" Oct 9.-——llenry
Stevens. 60 years old, was found dead
in the bushes that fringe the railroad
tracks here at 5 o'clock yesterday llfx
tornoon Stevens lived alone rind wad
last seen alive on Sundu u.y
it is believed he crawled into the
bushes to rest and died While asleep.
it in said that he left personal pi opcrty
Worth from 840, 000 to $50, 000
Jeeves two brothers, one living in
Charlton and another in Aehlord
Conn.
ARI) L
NEW YORK Oct. 0—-‘l‘he Journnl
of Commerce todny uuys thnt the ships
and somewhat concerned at the turn
ililktlil by the federal lhuulry- into the,
operations or the Birthde Oil Come
pony. which my long: to on investiga-
tlon by the Bureau of out-no; ilone
hee'vy export builders
toil w the eviden e al it by Phiil
prison. manage asti‘lyot Tie New Yor
Lubricating Oil Company: ”
Mr. Harrison churned that
steamship lines ‘hud mode
tione in retort luvzrm of
hard Company u
the trout tor the trnnenortutlon 0! oil.
By rented oi,- tht git compgnyt it e
hit Stelnieldt in the rib II-
popped a little fly to itnnnuum.l trvitulr
to «orifice. and when
eitey bounder to Coughlin a. horrible
double play loomed rip. them
captain, however.
the beuerwerelrull.
' the tint base line and nine umn out. a
Thenkliewnd gen; decorum
Blanch sonnet.
limit in to but for
not may from Bolton
More
hi or overall. but
K 83.
livers re lied lift
booted ’be’il. on“ ‘
fldhuiteihit new».
practically to
tor
i'
éc‘ccccsuoccoofi
G:
cquqcceofi
Double ,'
Detroit 8. Itasca on balls. oft Overall
by .
champions of the Amoricdri and NI».- ‘
gathered early to witness today s ‘
There was a '
eheAueHI‘r' um FAVOR e'rANo: =
ping trndo hero to greatly interested )
of the relatione oi the etenthahi linen n
”V9.
discritnlnur .,
the liodn'i 3
ed to pay more thou union on much on -
Tofi'etta. Petticoats. $4 98.
‘ 6
One of the most desirable but ins silk petticoats
we have ever ofl'crcd. They are ‘n frdi‘: it _ . use itti‘d have'
turned out even better than we expected from Samples
shown us. There are all the street shades, an extensive line,
and four of the new colors.
Wine, Russet Brown, Film and Gopenh‘aged Blue.
The Black Petticrlats are very Satisfactory. The silk
is excellent, and the out is all right A deep flare flouncc Is
finished with a narrow ruffle, and underneath is a fiouucc
and dust ruffle of sateen. ' 5
' ' Special at $4 98. .
W ._ .3 g . 3.3 Undchkrrt Section, lower floor.
SHAH"
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If
‘uJ '.
New J up Crepe Lisee. 3
For Winter lameness: ‘ ‘*
'Most tempting are those low/tuiy nottoii' dréfi'cs from J3.
pan, so pretty one hardly knows Which to select. In addition
to the chrysanthcmum, butterfly, and puppy pattcrusin pink,
blue or lavender, there are queer. Jap designs in neutral
tints that are very artistic.
19¢ a yard
3 Wash Goods Section.
11 e , .‘ 3‘:
Six Refrigerators.
Just these six items to close out from the summer stock.
$50.00 value at $40.00 $19.00 value at $15.00
$39.00 value at $30.00 $36.00 value at $28. 00
_ ‘ , Ice Chests. .
$ 3.00 valuc/ at $4.50 $ 4.50 value at $ 4.00
W
Stove Clay. Time to look after the linings of the stoves
and heaters, and make them right for winters. Champion
Stove Clay will repair all damages a‘t‘about one-tenth the
cost of new bricks.
2%, 6 and 10 pounds.
”tr-
Packed in three sized boxes.
10, 18 and 250. 3
Basement Furnishing Store.
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Read
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me An. «7 .i.:
1 3,3,; 1.. up»; ‘3'
""‘"l€i'flu' ', . :3
We invite attention to our line of Linoleums
We have them In a farce assortment of par
" terns. * .
can iuimsh them in printed patterns and
‘ inlaid 33; .
V Shades
We have a 000d asserlment in popular
. 3 - stules and prices.
\
If.»
I Mrw
.4“ l I
with corpomtloue' ensaMin heevy ex- .
port buelnou.3,’l‘hia to expected to 3
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