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CHAUFFEURS GET BUSY.

 

They Plan to Take a Hand in Fall
Election. .
The Professional (Illaul‘l'I-ur's Cllll)
of America in to take a hand in the
political hatlle, this. fall. and see if it
cannot. do solltellrlng to bring about
the amelioration of the laws applyingr
to automobiles. More tlrall 20,000
chauffeurs are t'lailuerl registered lll
New York state alone‘ while the lllllllv
her in the United Staten is not put at
very [or from ltilitit'lt.
As it basis to “to 1. llpt'll lhl l)l):'ll(l
of governors .tllUilllll :In arltomohil

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rooms in your house with a.

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'We can show you low prices_

$2.25 and Upwards

N0 DIRT NO SMOKE
N0 DUST N0 WORK

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our i't’pl‘t‘iit‘lllzllin‘ \vlll ('llll and give
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Thirty Years

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is as l'ollown:

I. lt‘tlil‘ laws mid their just adminis-
tration to all.

33. Abolish pr'oseeuliou {or
out violations or" law. _

it. Prom-rule and punish l‘l‘t‘lr’il'FS
lil'itel‘s.

Aholish I'lr'lous
lll’t"¥vl'lllt' thr-
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it. luluirzltrte trutlitnrt graft.

ti. i’l'olt'l'l ll.1» hotels. prurrlgtn, all-
tonroltiiisls and llll‘ people gvrallrvl thu
‘l‘llttl'llill'itl ol’ unwise and destrtll'liye
le:.'i'-‘lutiolr.

'1'. -- l‘lat'e impartial judges on
hem-h. and yum exeruliw
positions of public trust.

34. Itt'mlm» binned judges and llll~
:u'l'upulous otlit'el's.

ll. \"tll'lt for gttlili [‘(IitllS.

lt'. (‘ourpui a :zhue use, of the high-
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Now Is the Time to Buy

WALL
PAPERS

Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.

10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.

 

 

I‘.l‘l)l'l\‘(‘l‘_\',
ill); (hunts.

.lrrpuuese China in Cups,
Plates, etc. 1

l'lrillt.1\t'st‘ Supplies.

liood really mixed Point. 81.2.") per
gallon.

\yltilo Curtain Poles. with fixtures.
lth'.

Window Shades and Hi furo Frames
made to order.

l'aitrting .Illd tier-oratillg.

We give the S. G. H. Gneen Trading
Stamps.. Ask for that)“

L. H. Decker

87 Washington Street.

(l‘laseware. lluusetllruislr

Saucers.

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SOUTH NORWALK.

 

We are carrying "a full line of
’ Elthri'c ‘Fatts.

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Reed 8: Vol
EléVtric Ci).,

36 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 
 
 

_ TELEPHONE 354.

Schumann Hit Hard in Saturdays
Game, While Vollt Was

Invincible

 

 

Judging from the, size of the crowd
at Amusement Park in Meadow street.
Saturday afternoon. the. baseball taunt
at" The Norwalklr are not so much in-
ll'r‘euted ill the loeul ehulnpionuhlp. an
lllt‘)‘ are In whether the' (Harris. the
Pirate or the (lulu; will the National
League pennant.

’l‘he lil‘l’mltl flame for the ehmnplon»
ship or“ The Norwulks slunllu to tire
I'rr'tllt, of the South Norwalk team.
which won handily Saturday afternoon
l)_\, the t-teol'e of 7 to l. The Nor'wallt
learn. mlurle. the nel‘vieot; of“ ltillI'
Lauder. who want suelr a l'tletol‘ ill ull'
int; till-m the contest a week l)el’rtl'e_
were. powerless ill-tore (inn \’ollt'.~r
l'lll‘\'(‘t—t and ultoottr. Volk lll'lli the tip
per eilr' team down to three hits,
while the South Noi'wnlk team hit
Schumann freely. "Shorty" evidently
lllltl an oil” day. The Nor-walks tutor-
ed their only run in the seventh lllll'
nine:

) As llllly Lander". halting was; the

feature ill the. first uunle,‘ so was
t‘ .eorge l.illlllt§l"tt Saturday. Ill:- rapped
out a two hagéter and two singles.
Marcellus ll. llemreti lllill'll‘l‘tl again
Saturday and nave his decisions with-
.10": fear or favor.
The lineup and seoro try tunings:

’31:th Norwalk. Norwalk.
ilill ........................ illlllroy
ltu‘nt How
will” ..................... t)'lll'len
SI lolltl ”use
lu-isel ...................... lieuan
' Short Slop.
t‘l'r'rtgh .................... Mrtlt'uth
’I‘llil'tl illth‘.

“th .... .................... lllllt‘ii

i.t'l'l l“il‘lll.

(‘enter l"oild.

[all I to: III l“l'lt‘ll1l

\‘olll ..................... M' humaun
l'llt‘ lltl.

klrorr‘ .................. All'iiiel Iran
(‘IItI-lll'l'.

ll. lulllrler .................. Walker

liinlll lt‘it'lll. .

South Norwalk ..2 It I) 2 ti 1) :i a t) 7

turn iillii til. stittt

 

ll ll It ‘0 w
t) , . it he 11 rte; will
be played on Saturday, Ooh) or 10th

 

ed that there will bill a considerably
larger crowd on hand.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reunite.
At. St. Louis—fit. Louie 3. Cleveland
3 (1] innings, darkness.)
At Chicago—Chicago 3. Detroit 1.

Saturday' c mount.

At lil'rutonwl'hllullelpltln 8. Boston
7 (first game); Boston 5. Philadelphia
0 (Ht’l'ollll game.)

At N1 w ‘i'ot'lt—-—New York 2. Writrlr
lllLlllll 1, (first .rurlrre; Ntw York 3.
Washington- “ ll-Ilftllllll gilllll’..l

Al lletroil <llt‘ll‘lill ti. St. Louis l).

At (Jlevelantl~t2hi0ngu it, Cleveland
l .

” NATIONAL LEAGUE.

.YOStcrtiay' a Results.
At (‘lll1'tlglI»-'~t llitago it ll'llfilnllg. "
\t (‘ llltlllliltll~ Cilrlinlratl .5. St.
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Saturday 5 Results,
At llrookl)n-«llrooltiyn 2. IIUhlllll I)
At l‘hilrrdt lplllu —~-'i hiltrdelplrl.)
Nrw York 2.
At Ulnointruth—Chicago lti.
mIIi 2.
At St. loulswl’iltshuru 3. St.

(.‘illl'in-

GRACE PARISH NOTES.

Kin:- tolliahftlt is (ltltltlt in tho (lulld
I'omll.

The Junior Guild mm In for the first
time this warmlr in the Guild room.
'l‘m std: Iy morning. at It); 30.

’l‘ he \\"olueu 5 (mild m1 1 t.» with Miss
Aiit't- lv‘illll ‘I Spl'ilruwootl tiI‘elllle all
.3th I). m.. Wednesday. '

The Knights ol Kim; Arthur
l‘lllliH, at \ 1). III.

”the normal \ll Salnln‘ nll'wriltfv'tor
lll- pul‘inll “ill he lulu It the that Still-
day ilr Nm‘elIIhI-I'.

The annual altering tor the benefit
of tho Nol'walk Hospital will he ltlltt‘ll
llrl- N'lllllll Sunday in Nor'I-rnht'r.

lllllt‘l.

itlv'l'iter , Did your wile lt'tu'e a
will?" Meeker ~Yx'a‘; httl an it
dwuu't Hull me. i'm with; to try and
hook it. l'lllltll Vin-ll lIl'll ti hop
llli'; you III 'l\ hilllt‘l d in Her than “hell
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The Dancing Adonis.

wltlll.l.S”t)Z'lll3Wls

lil‘l'lllilll t‘omedians.

PAYNE 81 QUARTELLA

('oruedy MllHll‘tll Artists.

ELECTION

Mouqurildrl we will receive
Ind aluminum satin lr'our stage

 

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MATINEE

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3 RAYS. CONMENClNC MONCAY OCTOBER 5'!!!

‘ * MUSICAL STEWART

"'l‘he Fellow \\‘hll‘ l‘lnys."

' DESBRO 81 MEYER

('omedy (hiltlitlHI-‘l.

SPECIAL FEATURE
i PICI‘URES

RETURNS

olq'liou returns in 1pt|tl1ti “ire

10¢

 

 
 

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HOYT S THEAT RE.

‘ ONE BIG NIGHT.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 5th.
Glorious Return—Better Than

TH E WOR LD'S GREATEST
ARTISTS

MILDRED and
RONUCLERE

“The Flight of
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MORE SURPRISES THIS YEAR.

TIMELY PRICES ....... 25, 357 50. 75c

Ever

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HOYT'S THEATRE.

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whoNesoAy, 001'. 7.
o. E. wrse PRESENTS
THE new 4 ACT DRAMA

The County
Sheriff

‘t A New. Version).
A Story Of‘the Far We‘st.
A Big Scenic Production.
Sensation, Comedy and Father).
Pnlcss".......;.... 15c,25c, 35:, Joe

 

HOYT‘S THEATRE.

THURSDAY. 0018.
THE GREAT AMhIcAN PLAY.

 

10 Months in New Yank "Sum-Eh N.
Y.1Herlld. h .

5 Months in Chicago “Great Success"
Chicago News.

PRICES ... ...... 256, 5011. 75c. ‘smo

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rim 4 Rowe Orchestra . . . ; . . .' $1.50

. lion.

CONTAMINATED WATER SUPPLY.
F RODUCES RUSSlA' 8 CHOLERA
MENACE.

l‘lle profound lulmrt‘tllt‘e of the Rusi
<l:l'l Interns ll‘t 1l~1 the Illolelzr plague,
whir'lr Hill'ttllis through the lnodlln
elI' llllll‘l‘i lr') all put I . ol‘ the glolte. Al-
It'u'ly Surgeon (lvuerul \\'yrmrn ot‘ the
l'I:iIill' Health and Marine. lloupllai
Survive or the l‘uiml States has eom~
missiontll an expert to visit St. PO-
lt‘l. Burg to :tSt'l‘llllll the best Irrelh
1115:: of pr'oteltiuL: lid .4 I-ounllv from the
lll ease it it h1- Inlud that ill the
hills near the Russian ('upllul ahun~
thrill. nuppllen of pure water remain llll
Iappr'd. while the city's population
drinks of the filth} Neva, the negli-
tu.-rree or tile (‘7.:lr":: llm'ernine‘nt will
In sharply l'i‘lllllu‘tl, 'lerntauy, Alls-
lI'ia-llunuur)‘. and l-‘rauce. as‘u'ell as
the linilt‘d Slat-s. are interested lll
multinatiztlr Nll‘lltllun {eel his sanitary
rrspmruiltillty to other nations. Al
thlzllilltl. a rigid uuarantirru is tIItIln-
laitted. and the llt'tllll ollieials
hurry guarding. l'arilie ports front (‘ll~
tram-e to tin. epidemic by way 01‘
t‘hiun.

In spite of tin prophecy of lilo. doe-
lol':; that the epillenrir' reached its oil-
lllzix’ yesteldrly. the report for “11'
lwvuly‘l'mtl‘ hours ended at. noon to—
dat shows liil'. paws and 1.38 lleatht;
This is an ltrI'I'I-as;-' of nineteen eases
and o. deerense of eighteen do he as
'(tilllllll‘t‘tl with 'l‘Itr sllay‘lt nudist es.

 

CANDIDATE OF THREE PARTIES.

lt‘IW BRITAIN liet. r)._-Ill(‘gll l}. 15‘.
(tutt‘ney, present judge of probate, has
the unique dislimtion of helm; the
mundane of llll'l't‘ parties If" t‘l‘» 0MP-
Jud’w hallnvv who is n Demo-
f‘l‘trt. war: first nominated by the Bro-
hiltitlmllsts. then |1_1 the Democrtas,
and flaunt it) the kepuhllellns, at their
l‘HL‘llL caucus.

 

 

Amour;- llre I-ontt'ihuiors to a mints-
_te.l‘ s donation par-l1 was a small but
very hrlzht hoy belonging to one of
the families of the congregation At-
tor obtaining; hit: mothers pertnissloli
to spend his money for anything he
plersed he went to the village store,
and returned lllllile with a neat. pack-
rt--1~.lrt it. wan-1'11 pair of suspenders.‘
Iand attached to them was II. card up-
on which “as. written in It sel‘awllnl
hand:
'I‘t0l the Support, at Our Pastor. "

 

TAKING HIS MEASURE. 1
“Mr lilt: Elm-l never seems to think
of anything that is Worth saying." said
one young warrant

the other.
au‘llting that some worth thinking

and as a result ('It' the tie, it is oxpeet-‘

bouts :

Mullugn oi‘ the lhurrzhlern of the;

ill'L’ ,

“i don't know about thnt" replied.
“He. certainly never says ‘

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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THERE ilAS .‘tl.W.\Y

mmtlur of Illeap fillililt't'H that llll\

he (lilt'l't’li, such :I_Ill'malrti trill

])r1)l)lll)i_\’ :IlII'1I1's"exi.~t.

tilt:
prime object “has lreen'tu make it
as good as :I futlrate «an he made;
and this policr has lreen Carried out
in rtrlprotemetlts that make the fur-

trace unsurpassed.

FOR SALE ilY

HORACE R. NASH,

Corner North Main and Went Streets.

 

No ulrl rarer; II (T‘lll about the aver-
aue mun .‘vlll‘ llil.‘("l:%, lllll she likes to
tree how wI-ll Hiltl earl handle him.

 

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The" Clifford i

Excellent Culclne.
Dinner. Evenlngc,

g
o to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.

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Dinner Partlen and Banquet:
Sollclted.

CHARLES REYNEKE,

Proprietor. 4
Telephone 099.

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‘ TELEPHONE CALL 721).

Dorlon H2u_s_e_

(Gregory Bouleva'rd).
EAST NORWALK.

Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.

John E.~(.)-’_Stillivan

PROPRIETOR.

liotel Mahtickemo

a. a. CONNOR, Mu.‘ \

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Iervlc‘ and Cuisine Up to am.
Rate. 02 pen any and up'wal'll.

Block and General lnlormntlon Ticket

 

 

 

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Sunday Dinners, 7_50ts.

TEL CALL 988.

 

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‘THE new

HOTEL VICTORIA.

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Jur Room: a special Feature. Gas
and Electric Light Througholt. Ev
ry Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.

Fine Stocked '63“ In Connection.

A full tin!) of imported Alec, Inolud
n9 the tamou; Bau.’ luflon’e and
arms a Co.’e Stout, always on draught.

Anheucer Eugenie" on Draught.

1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
'l'elephone 992.

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, Funeral Director
. and Embalmor. .
1O NOI'QII Main St. South Nomllt
Ruldonoo. I Wallington It.
Telephone at noun. m. ,.
‘ Telephone at out». GIN. '

 

 

 

 

 

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\
0i Interth in the Shop

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i I it always requires the discrimination of an expert cor-
seliere to decide the model of eot'st'l best suited to any worri-

i art's figure. This season. with tile lirnpire and Ilit‘ectoil'e

i gowns. each with scant and clinging skirts, it is imperative

that tile corset should tit perfectly. and care should he taken

in selecting. '

This week we shall have an experienced rol'setit're at

3 1' our department who will have pleasure in meeting our Curt-

_ . . ‘ ‘ ~‘i l . W ,; [turrets and explaining to them the features of tilllt'l't‘lll
"'1' ‘i‘m'm‘l {Ur ‘1 “""mli‘ '1‘ "' N" l models. l‘ihllt't‘lill attention will iregwetr the l’. l). and i ii.
‘lrll‘tlare .‘lllli. rl':;llt‘lilt'~t: of the. corsets. Several new styles will lie shown. among them the

“l"iol‘ita.u and the J. ll. hull—figure.

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i .\ new liltget'ir ttlllllllllfllltiu garment is known as the
“’l‘l'inity." It Is unique ill that it totlrbines litter. garments
i Corset your drawers. and short skirt. it in graceful ele—
gant. and to women of full figures 21 great (olnfort as it (lHtS
away with all superfluous folds at waist and hips. It will he
fotlnd at the Irtlllerluusliu section. and every one who has
seen it exelaimn with pleasure at it.» simplicity and (fainti-
nt'as. it will fit like at glove.

.\\'I)IIII'II will) lut‘e rich and beautiful Silks will he pleas-
ed at the return of the t'til'tlt‘ll ()lilllllttllS to favor. .\'o silk
is better suited for cloaking purposes than this ll'1’l\'_\' and
lllkll‘tllls “care. it is for Directoit‘e coals, hat trimmings.
and the Mar'onl'tle sr'ar‘fs. .\5 yet We hare but the lrlaek,
hrtt any hour may bring us the colors long expected.

The l'tel' routilu‘talnle and convenient sweater! The call
of the great outdpol'r. comes loudly in Ut‘loltt'r. 'l‘llt‘l'e ill'l'
ill\’t'l\' roads by wood and ticlrl where we may drive. ride or
tramp and for such pleasant and iltforlllal outings a sweater
is a llt'l't‘hSitl')‘ article. No other garment is so warm: sl‘tft.
aull r'ollliol'tahle for tile frosty hours of early morning or
evening. '

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'l'lte Ioat'swealers >li1l on (‘tl\ll_\ and marry women like
the lltle tight lllllll” r-lt uless grill \t'sts
with lll1l\t ullue
her brother's.

l'ellrap< the "ill
tastes \xill int)‘ n hm s (ixfolrl >\\ eater like

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co INGS

wr: willie YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE
ASSORTMENT (pr

Carpet Rugs '_

Axmither, - - -- - - $22.50 to $27.50
Tapestry Brussels. - - - $12.50 to $17.50
lngrain and Crex, all sizes. Smaller Mats and Rugs

oil, Cloths

'4-4, 6-4. 8-4.

Linoleunis

Printed and 'Inlaid.

A. Dickermhn & Son,
34 Washington St. South Norwalk.
H Telephone446.' .

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r' ' pwunonwpm. cpimop: ., ,
Lumber andMlllWork forEverything
from a Piggery to ‘a Palace.

rain) TEL 41.. 5;. um. TEL. 115.3.

' ' strenuous"

meow aonu‘tr’. am who R Indian and exten-
loi‘ fabric roofing. warranted not? S. v

 

 

 

 

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veers. 13m OUTTER. two citel. . . t
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