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titanium and “Jliiill-flfl~fl00t‘”m but
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ls CASTORIA
II it hardiness substitute for Castor Oil. we."
torts. Drops and Soothing
Stomacho
spores»
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Men to Minty about?"
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me lites," gleefully l'(.- plied Willie ileu-
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’ “ pie, an' I will too soou's i tell
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cuss E news
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how to get one on
plums ”91'?
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vertebrates. It cures,
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titers Friend,
timings
~ “Henry " snld MIs. Peck, "are you
townie that you tulk in youl sleep ""
"Yes mv dom, " Ioplled Hoilly. "I
have to talk some tlme."—~Chloago
News. , - ' '
Hotel Mahackemo
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Service and Culamo Up to Deto-
flaiea .2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 7 Sets
TEL. CAI L 98..
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Horace E Dana 81 Son.
45 Wall 82.. Norwalk.
Real Estate and
hlsutance.
We have several decided bardtlnl
in Income producing propefly that
must increase In value with the rapid
It‘OWIh of the town.
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unseen.
1
Tfiucruous cA'LL‘Izo.
closeups; the Old Random Bound
LsdIiint Viol in left. liull hammer
and Kane catching. but liadrigan and
Kane dropped out alter the men iho'
virg, as two more of the Younkors
.. .1 had put III an appearance. The
"Will rooted W ill Willi J1! the hex fill
Norwallt and norr catching ank
pitched his usual no game although
passing live men. ey were not den.
ger.ons Three 0! Volk'a passes. word
givou In the seventh inning. Withm
one out and the bases filled. Burton
hit a grounder to Continuum, which
was passed to Cahill s d on to latenre-
qucz, retiring the side.‘ ‘This was Nor
walk‘s only bad inning. as Yolk pitched
masterly ball throughout "the game,
striking out the side in the lobrth
with eleven pitched bull's. Kuorr also
caught a good game. throwing nicely
to second.
Wasmer came to but and was an
easy out in the first, Skelly to Home
quez. Klely struck,out. Volk threw
Mooney out at ilrst. ‘
“1 Norwnlk's hall Cunningham, who
has a habit of beating his way to first
quite frequently this year, got u puss,
moved up u been on Cnhlli' s out Moon
ey to Stowmt. lienleouez hit to the
score board for two bases, scoring
Cunuy. Davis poppedto Evans. Skelly
hit one on a line to Mooney. One run.
Mull hit safely to right in the sec-
ond, but “us an easy out Dealing SN
and Calllll getting the put out ,sttol
Burnaby struck out. :vaus walked
Stewart struck out. No runs.
in Notwnlks hail of the second But
ry hit sharply to light, went to second
on Smiths out, Wasmcr to Stewart!
stole third, and reigsterod on KIlOIr's
hit. over second. Volk struck out. (‘un-
nlnghitm walked. Cnhill book first on
Mooney's error. Cunningham was no
easy out. trying to steal home. Evans to
Reno. Ono run.
in the third inning Frede went to
loft in place 01' indrigau. and Burton
to catch. Freda was out, Volk to lieu
roquez. ilurton popped to Cohill. Was
Itiel‘ hit safely to right. Kiely plnced n!
’I‘t-xas leaguei over second but Moon-
(~_\ (time one stinight into Cahill‘ 1-;
hands. No runs.
in Nolwulk's halt lieurequoz was
'1”, went to second on llavis' out, Was-
nor to .Stewnrt. Skelly hit to left field
tones {or three bags. scoring Henri.»
, pioz. Ou Barry's out, Wasnler to Stow»
Irt. Skelly scored. Smith grounded to
trial. Two runs.
Volk struck out the first three men
with eleven pitched halls in the fourth.
Norwalk want out in cite, two. three
Irdor in their half.
in the fifth Stewart hit. solely to
right, but was no cosy out. on an at-
tcmpt to steal. Kuorr to Cnhill, a fine
throw. Freda struck out and Burton
tiled to Cahlll.
Iu Norwnlk's hull they took another
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Show White Glass
Fmit Jars
book nicer,
clean easier. pack
,nluo Giant. .
Wall Papers
mockery, Glaaaware. Educator-lab-
lng Goodo.
Japanese China In Cope. Balloon.
. Plates eta.
rmun' Supplied.
Good ruddy mixed Paint, not per
gallon-
wan. can-mu Pelee. with m
to
Window Shades and Picture hunc-
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the O. C H. Green TM
tondiamp’a.‘ Ask for them.
a most ism. i
Tot. con. ”lift-I NORWAtK.
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Davis 'o‘V‘ ‘tin third base and was 0 ‘
» Yonkera.
AB ll ll PO A E
Wnsmcr, as. ....... «i o 2 0 4 0
Klely, 3b. .......... 4 o I :3 0 0
Mooney.2b. . 4 t) l 1 :l 3
Mnll.ci. ........... 3 ti 1 3 t 0
Finnegan, rr. ...... 2 it it 0 0 0
Burnaby. rt. ....... l 0 0 0 ti 0
Evans. p. .......... 2 0 ti 2 z. 0
Stewart. in. ....... :1 0 i 10 l l
limirigan, if. ....... 0 It 0 ii (i 0
Frede, It. .......... 2 o 0 i 0 ti
Konrac. ........... 0 0 0 l 0 it
Burton, 0. ......... 3 it 0 :l 0 0
Totuls .......... :28 0 o 24 II
Norwaiks.
All it Ii [’0 A lt‘a
Cunningham. ss. _3 l 1 2 l 0
Cnhlll, 2b. 6 l 1 6 2 it
~ Henri-quot, 1b. ..... 3"1 2 7 I 0
Davis,ct. ..... 3 I 1 0 0 0
,Skeliy, 3b. .. .. .4 l 2 0 2 0
Hurry. rt. .. . . 4 l 2 0 0 0
Smith. li’. ..... 4 u t) 0 u 0
iiuorr. c ....... :t 2 212 2 0
““9 p New 1"!po 9...”. H0
Taint- ......... Hat 8 ll, 27 ll 0
Score by innings:
Yonkers ........ 0 ti ti 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Norwalks ....... l 2 2V 0 1' 1 1. 0 x——-8
Summary:
Twohsse hits—llarty. llenrequez
Davis Cunningham Wgsmer.
Three hose hit-—Skell
“ ing Danbury at 6:40. Smith and O'Neil.
t motion
fly is
put it 0
ll hitting
im two he
(lg'lly a hit to
“on, 5“.
co, Zion”
On 3
amp to Kiely. .et Hoes
Derry was safe on ahuge ldgr's chaps:
Smith tiled in Javelin. Que, nun. .
in the sixth Wasmer hit over Barry I
head for two bags M917 took three.
swings. Mooney popped to Hebre-
kqumo’rggtetfuok out, No rum: .
a soon to
a base on Vol I outfits h Vigil} yd ill)
art. Cunnilidlwn tut Itodrih for W0
hostage ‘ Ignorant claw
id‘s low m‘l‘inflhack
of second. ”Emmet lt solely to
left, but Cunningham will; run dow
Burton to Kioly. One run.
in the seventh Vol walked Rinse
gun and Evans. ste art, struck out.
Flcde also walked Burton then hit
one through the box, but Cunningham
made 11 fine stop, passing to‘Ci‘lhill. to
ileurequez, retiring the side. This
was Yonkers nearest approach to the
plate
in Norwolk’s hnlt Davis was hit in
the .ribs
Stewart.
ing Davis
Barry hit over second. acor-
Smlth took first on Stew,-
art's error BaI ry and Smith executéd
a double steni. Barry was caught.
napping, Burton to Kioly. Smith stole
third, bill was out at home, Evans to
Burton Ono run.
in the eighth witsmor was put out,
Skelly to lleniequez. Kioly sti ck
o,ut Mooney hit safely to right,
one: to shill. No runs
in Norwslk's hall a little comedy
was furnished by Davis and (‘ahllll
Yolk came to but and hit a high one
book at third and Dolls, seeing loft1
fielder could not get it. caught it (or
him. retiring Volk and taking It hit
onin the ninth Mull walked. was dulthi-
ed on F‘innegans grounder, t.n._hill to
l-lenroquez. Evans stluck out. . No
runs
The score:
. Double plays—Cunningham. Cohill
and Henrequez Cilhill and lienroquea.
Hit by pitched bullL—Henrequen, Du»
via.
Struck out—By Volk 9. by Evans 2.
Bases on balls—4m Volkt') 0, oil Ev-
82.
it on buses—~Norwnlka 7, You-
kors 5.
First on errors~Norwalks 3.
Earned runs—wanlks 4
Umpire—Desi.
Scorer—:Mndeherg.
Time of game—(me hour.
.utes.
Attendance~600.
Next Saturday Norwnlk goes to Dan
bury. having a special train, leaving
South Norwslk at 2 p. In. sharp, leav-
$18
26 min
who were the battery against Danbury
in the last game, will be the battery
tor Norwalk next Saturday, and Bass
lord. the hard-hitting fielder and man-
user of ex GoIernor Chester‘s team.
will cover right garden for Norwalk
Shannon of Bridgeport. and Dost or
South Norwnlk. will Imlplre the game.
E.
V
III monumental-oi sensing
it
i.
it
. ‘ A-t The West Ends [ii yed fast hall
I-ln one of the most interesting and
i
5;.“ tell were tour two-.baggers and one
“ ‘ns batted him hard, some tie
..‘-V cold always get in front of the ball
I t was not until the eighth Inning thst
l!‘
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WEST ENDG. 8; DARIEN8,8.
swim Boys Tako _an interesting
~ Gamo' on Latter’a Grounde.
games of baseball ever pulled
Minottin
’ Men the iocalteam were torn
rat time this year that a Nontrallt’:
'. has touted the trick.‘ After the-
5, t two innings it was Norwe‘lh's
‘9 all the way. the West Ends:
_ lag the ball all over the lot
'g‘iiea and Where the pleased, secur-
' g'sinteen hits 0 Creigh, among
, pagan, tor the West Ends, pitched
steady game and although the Bar-
Dorian was able to score: in this in-
ping, Keene singled over second, took
d On 9. passed ball and scored on
.Iirn'eynI wild pitch to Hartley on 0.
send; infield tap. Ba 11,- being un-
"~ e to then shut out i Darlene; let
. a little and period added two there
till. ending their scoring for the day
. ii on the to ands no. Emmerich
acce‘ptliig titres some
it?“ ., White:
fi.“q“i"g§as 0 will atwdth
“313533?
39.1%?th iier bat
Skelly was out. 1'1qu to; 1
was can ht 011’ first Volk to Hollie '
from hint Cunningham swung easily
at three. hitting nothing but the air, R.
Cnhill hit one to Maine)! and rushed
straight across the diamond to soc«.—.
'.'f .
A large crowd will go up with the .
. tenm.
Two base hits—O Brien Brotherion,
llonen..,ltladini Hill, '.
Three-hue hitwnrotherton.’
Bases o balls—Oil Dsgon 2
Struck
Wild pitcthorney.
Pusscd belle—~Singol l. Nadln i.
Sacrifice bib—E Creagh,
Double plays~lJaisioy to Doruoy,
Cantrell to Hill.
Stolen buses—~l’aisley, Nndln,
0' lilien Hines, Domcy, Brotllerton.
Left on bases—West Ends 9, Der
ions ti.
Umpire—l“. Lonnebury, Darion.
Scorch—F L. Ranch Norwaik
Time of game—«One hour, 20 min
lites.
Attendance~—300.
WEST ENDS DEFEAT COLONIALS.
.Chlno Nadln, of the Victorious Team,
Sustainaa Badly Injured Thumb.
Several hundred base ball on.
Iisiasts of Norwalk witnessed the
game played yesterday ntternoon
the Rhondolin Park in which the
set Ends defeated the Colonials
with the score of 10 to 3. \
‘There were several close decisions
which helped greatly to odd to the o»
cliemeilt oi’ the contest. in the ninth
inning catcher "Chino" Nadln. oi the
West Ends. was struck on the thumb
the thumb swelled badly and he Wus
unable to finish the game behind the
but. He went. to first base, Burke
went to third. and Cahill caught tor
the remainder of the game.
Colonials ' W06! Ends
McGuire ..................... Nsdin
Catcher
Singer .................. Dngon
Pitcher.
lemon ......................
First base.
Welter ...................... 'DOI ncy
Second hose
Connolly ...................... Ross
Short stop.
................... '. . . . 031th
Third base.
Burke
liooloy
P. Connors
Center field
A. Connors ..' ..........
« Right field.
Scor‘e'by innings:
West Ends. ”801102030-10
Colonials ....... 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 2—3
Struck out by Singer 3; by Dagon
7. Umpire-John Cnhill
. During the game the West Ends
made 4 errors while The Colonials
mode 6.
Yesterday's American League Reoulte
At‘Sl. Louis—4t; Louis 2, Detroit 1.
(11 innings.)
At Chicago~Clevéland 3. Chicago 2
(first game): Chicago 1, Cleveland 0,
(second game.) ~
MW: Results
At Boston—New York 1, Boston 0.
At Detroit—Chicago 2, Detroit 1. (.10
innings.)
.Wulker
At Washington—~Wnshington 6.
Philadelphia 4. '
At St Mule—Chicago 3. St. Louis 0.
At Choicnatl-Ciuclnnnti 3, Pitts-
burg 2.
~ - ~ “till-day's Reaulta'
At Philadelphia—Philadelphia. . .5.
Boston 4 (first game); Philadelphia 3.
Beaten 1, (second game) ..
At St Louis—Chicago 7. St. Louis
3,12 innings.) '
At Plttaburg-Pittaburg 4, Cincin-
atl 3 ~
At New York—New York 6 Brook-
lyn 3.
STATE LEAGU£ SEASON ENDS.
_————o
Springfield Win. the Pennant, With
Hartford a Cloao Second.
..'-24
Waterbury .. . . . v . 42
HAI‘iVARD’s 2'00?th WAGON.
» can Kenmore. mass. Sept 14.-'-t'1‘he
football season at Harvard Unifiereiw
was begun' today with the first Vpre
iiminary praétloe work. A large num-
her of candidates respondedto
call at Capt. Burr and Coach Hooch?
ton, among wit were but war of
bait year’s team: 2 is expected that or
strong team can he developed. how-
ever. as last year's freshmen and.
1 teams were rich tar {retaining
material It will be deco-h
ct an enti yileld tor
Totals ....... ....43 8 16 27
~ Darlene.
All R H P0
Ill. 2h. ....... ti 0 i 7
. Crengh, 3b. ..... i 0 2 2
Friend, of. ......... 4 0 ti 4
sense. .........4V,0 0 l i.
no, it. .......... 4 1 t 0. 0 0
C. Keene, lb. ...... 4 I3 0 ll 0 o.
Cantrell.cl. ........ 4,, ti 1 i l 0'
Singer. c ........... 4 1 t 0 1 ‘ 0
E, Creagh, p. ....... ii ti 1 1 0 “ti
'i‘otuls ..... ‘.:iii 3 7 27 310' 4
Score by innings: . ‘
Darlene . ....... 0 0 0 III) 00 0 3 0+3
WestEnds ...... "40002000~S
Summary:
ut——lly Dagon I, by Creagh ,
or his right hand by a foul tip, and -
At Cleveland—Cleveland 5, St. Louis '
I.
Ynterdey'o National League Reaulta'. L
The season in the, C octicut ,
League came to an end Seton with
at: teams finishing in the following or-
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w. L. no. ~.
ringfield ......... 8F: 41 .675
um .......... 84 42 .667
New mm .. ..... .63 it: .604 .
New Broom .. ..... til . 64 .488
HO eke ......... 60 6.7 .473
But report 55‘ 70 .440
Mailman . .......... .54 72 .gg
Bridgeport Advortiouneatt.
.Read Co
0f intend iii the Shop
. Satin is returning to favor. and will be worn very gen—
erally for boilI-stre‘ciwnml evening gowns. All the now [mp-
ulur shades appear, and tilt fabric is very soft anti lustrous.
it is a long time since we havo soon satin gowns $1.00
and $1. 25 for black and colors
M l
Belt Buckles we” never so gorgeous. A large our of
blue enamel on silver has a (lt‘t‘m‘lilluli of tiny forked-tail
swallaws. ii is liki- a pinch of blue sky with u ilight of
swallml's across it. Another buckle is a circle of dark gray
silver holdingr within up Egyptian scarab, imitation of
course. The body is of two pieces: of lapis lazuli, the out—
sprcarl wings ‘of i)lllt‘ enamel, an'il the outer ring of silver
supports the beetle. An Utiti thing and very handsome. ,
The college girls are lIuinig pajamas! 1’,an pink and
pale blue arc the desired colors, and there is something at—
tractivc about the garments that appeals to girls who iiutl
them comfortable apparel for IIIiIlIIiglIt feasts and other in‘
.formal aifnirs that ill" perforce "Sill; toss.” Tho pajamas
are exceedingly prciiy.
There is among the new Fall Cations a material called
I‘rcm‘h Waisting. it is a direct imitation of French flannel,
the some soft tolorings, the some (itiitalt’ silipep.‘ sz/zc,
unslninknble oi toutsq. j
i
A convenient cooking outfit for nutomohilcor campers'
use includes no alcohol lamp, :1 hot \\'iilt‘l' pawn“ egg boil—
er. a tea ball and quart cooking pan or kcttlc. All the first
named articles will pack into the quart kettle ill clever shape.
The whole affair is $1.50. ‘
.t."
The Venus Barrettc for the hair has a safety fastening.
It holds the hair firmly.- without slipping. ' l‘lain or carved,
a perfect imitation of shell, 25c. .
m
The D M Read Co
one: on The door POPULAR oahmshrs son THE
FALL SEASDN 13
t ed oats.
WE HAVE §ECE1V3ED A GOOD 'ASSORTMENT AT
POPULAR PRICES IN STAPLE COLORS' '
Q
White, Grey and Cardinal. at . . . .....$a.oo.
White, Grey and Ca‘rdinal, at . . . .. . . .. ...$2.5o. .
White, Grey and Cardinal, at ,. .. .. . .$3.oo.
White, Grey and Cardinal at ..... . . . . . .00.
White, Grey and Cardinal, . V.$5.oo.
New Styles Neckwcar for Saturday Sale
A. poem &”~ Sou
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Telephone 446.
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mu. TEL. 45-5.
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new bec
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Kingston will him; the a latitude of
a' large col-pa oi dormer graduates ill
mooning tne’. can '3 Vi
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