bl
:Wome‘a whtashapod
“j Underwear. perfect, soft
lilo: yarn; also Pants to
M s' NEW Hoslanv,
1511111" «pd ribbed cotton, all sizes,
pedals: goods;- value 191:, at 11c
Elm“ 1
Hull's new HALF nose.
.alLl' lists; regular 19c. Saturday,
nc pair.
MEN S GRAY COAT SWEL-
TEES, well made and finished,
perfect, all sizes; value 7Q, at
It‘lDoriql 'IMan‘WbaeI—Ln’ter
' .1. “.m. oatmeal- Unhurt.
' *Ilartin B. D11rland.of Seaview ave
1111,11, East Norwalk. had his bicycle
$111: (touched up, last evening in a
1111111111 with Miss Annie Andrews’
blimp in front of the East Norwalk
icibal electric plant.
fi‘hé alair was accidental. Mr. Dur
3] as just riding off the Washing
' - «sleet bridge. on route home, and
i‘Atdrewa Ecolore‘d coachmdlr; sun
that he was intending to, con
alibi! Washington street, turned the
T _ unfithe thlésyutrack’lie Tim“. ii:- cited vainly for admission, and that
. ccomm a rig t p 1‘ ~. t ronlzed everything that offer‘ed'tlw
ocked him. The fron whool 0i,.,‘§14"b,",§.ag,, .RW‘T Breaking least possibility of catching even «all4
, ‘ ole caught in the *1.- new '2wa Full! Grounds echo of the applause within. Specta-
1 _' filler and machine . down. .- 11 ,“Zl tors that know the game, hoWever bit
. rse stepped on the bi 10,00.)
Tim . wrecking the roar
- 4: , t. and tearing out a
.of the front wheel.
-' 3 yr} burland escaped influx-y.. Miss
, mitt agreed to pay footbqgost of
ebilte. . ..
r-t‘g ,1»:
l
T‘i
‘ X NFLlefismor masons
at one-half tho regular price. All
colors and.widtlp.r.
. ' ~ ”l. . .
rooo yds. WIDE NEW EM-
BROIDERY, for: Saturday. 10c
yd.; value 50c. Extra wide.
as dozen NEW LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEFS, extra fine
patterns; ’~'value 25¢. at 12% each,
Saturday.‘ . . .
‘KT‘L H'O'USEFURNISHING
GOODS at one-half the regular
price.
CARPET} age yd.;
price, 151'. yd.
tHILbTR'SNTST'IOSE for Sat-
s‘ff'd‘y’, 1' 111.11: 25c pair, 1a%c pair.
one-half ,
ll
BLEACHED MUSLIN—soo
yards Bleached Kuslin, good
weight, 36 inches wide; regular
value 9c yd., at 6c, Saturday.
New FINE LINEN NAP-
KINS. beautiful patterns:
Reg. $3.25 (102., Sat" $2.49 (102.
Reg. $2.75 (1011.. Sat, $2.15-dos.
Reg. $2.00 (101.. Sat. $1.49 doz.
Reg. 98c dos. San. 65c doz.
200 yds. NEWCRASH Tova:
ELING. reg. 15c. Saturday, 91: yd.
zoo yds. CHECK TOWEL-
ING, regular 15c yd.; Saturday,
10c yd.
92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
11.
CORTICELLI SPOOL SILK.
reg. 10c spool; Saturday, 5,: spool.
All colors.
NEW FINE LINEN FRINo.
no TABLE COVERS .
Reg. $1. 25. Saturday. \ 97c each
Reg. $1.10. Saturday... .93c each
Reg. $1.00. Saturday. . . .85c each
Reg. 89c, Saturday. . . .691: each
Reg. 69c, Saturday... .49c each
FINE TABLE LINEN by the
yard. at greatly reduced prices.
White and red. Don’t fall to see
the big bargains in this depart-
ment.
new FRINGED DOILIEsl
Re‘g‘. 60c 1102., Sat ..... °. . .481: doz.
Reg. 483: 602., Sat ....... 30c do:
NEW TQWELS for Saturday
Reg. 15c each, saturday, 10c each
Reg. 20c each Saturday. 15¢ each
Satisfaction Guai’antoed or Money Promptly Refunded '
3
o
3
' 3
i
l
l
NEW LACES. ,
10 Laces. Sat'rdayu ..51: yd.
5c Laces, Saturday .2 yds. for so
looo yds. NEW EMBROID-
ERY, values up to toe yd.; Sat—
urday, 2 yds. for 5c.
MEN'S FINE LINEN COLv
LARS, all sizes, reg. 15c; Satur»
day, 51: each.
" 12,000 YARDS NEW
7120Ymd
is Sciett Patt ‘11: to
Pick from
rill
VALUE, 12 l-2c. ‘ " .
'1
i
T worth of new and reliable merchandise at ex-
T ' stock consisting of NOTIONS, DRY
ETC." 'which we are selling at exactly 1-2 the regular price. You cannot
tern. in this department. .25 sales. ladies to attend to your needs promptly. Remember,
OpQQmmaonommo»00000009090090.0000.» ousmmooooummuoumomommmuuu
Wt will place on sale a fine line
of NEW LADIES' MUSLIN '
UNDERWEAR at greatly reduc-
ed prices.
' Remember,ch still have a big
' line of HQUSEFURNISHING
GOODS, NOTIONS and DRY
GOODS. which we are closing
out at exactly one- half the regular
price
looo Choice Remnants DRESS
GOODS. SILKS and COTTON
GOODSl at onc- half price.
MEN'S TIES, choice patterns.
10c each; vanesup'to 50c.
All TOYS..oti sale saturh‘iy’ac' '
one~half the regular prices
All GLASSWARE at one-half
price.
All CHINA WARE at one-half
price.
ALL 151: LADIES' HAND-
KERCHIEFS, so each. Four to ,
: acustomcr.
v! "| :3". a» :‘V my . ,.
Latter Played Etiorltos Bill and W011
WWWWWH7.
Visitors Made“ All Runs and Clinch-
; ed Game 1n This inning
NEW YORK. Oct.“ 9,—Chlcngo 1
New York 2—thls, in a phrase, was the
WWW WWWWWMWWWOQO Om...”
logs of the vast army of the Non York
team's followers, fulfil the mel'cst 0'
lice boy who had to sacrifice another
grandmother so as to get oi! early and
climb an “L‘ pillar for an occasional
diamondwnrd glimpse. to the Occupant
of a grand stand box.
“1 do llht feel bad about the salon."
he said. "we 11111.1'cly lost something
we have won before."
Was a Great Game. .
it was 11 great baseball game, wit-
. 110815011 by the greatest of crowd»—
wlu'ch would havo been more than doll
bled, could the fences have been
stretched into 11 circle of sufficient sist-
td include all of those that had clum-
' ' ‘ tor they may feel Over the decision
that made yesterday" 5 game compul-
aory, seemed to cancede. last night
that' the work of the Chicago team
was practically perfect The Giants,
:well though they fought wore. outplay-
ed. They lacked, among other things.
that certain lndefinablc something no-
senco of which is probably in this in
stance explained by the results of the
great and continuous strain they have
been under during the past week.
When the word "play" came. a bush
[oil ovcl all—the .tenoenoas could he
felt. The cow bells and burns were
latter. "the (:lpnts‘ lucky sev'onth.‘
New York illh 1i the buses with no one
out. Hopes 11 ero rollow.od than died
out with 01m run as the total result
of the promising opening.
SMALL' PM: W NORWALK.
H911" Owned by E. M. Toiles in Smith
Street. Damaged.
The an'Wlllk'fiH’ department wns
called out lusl' owning, about 11:30
o‘clock. to 11111 11111 a fire in the small
ohso owned by E. M. 'l‘qlles, at the
out of Duskuln'a Lune nnd South
street. A poculinr feature about the
lire is that. unbekuown to Mr.
Tollos. lilo I't'sideiils who lost 00.
c pied the house. moved out, and
a ter the "rumor; broke in the
house, last night. 111'; small cloaot near
the (hlnlncgy ‘ e quantity of old
papers Were 3111 in the chimney
hole and in the cloiet, and looked very
much an it they. hadfihoon so atlre.
when box it was pull . In East
avenue, the whole debilitatent. was
quickly on the scene, aim the firemen.
breaking in one of the windows,- turn-
ed on a tank or 1llclnic‘als, whicli soon
had the blaze. underficontrql.
The flames bad gamed good head-
way and tho wliolo‘ house was illum-
inated with who: looked to be 11 mass
of flames when the fire department
1'11rived on the scene The damage
done to tho noilse was wry smuil
C ‘ialo told at the end of the most in unused Th e we; 11
by ”Sing 0m“ um Burd- loosely interesting and decisive base Shookard ..cglnggo'a a?“ batsman. however
ad or Mb“ 3y 'Réhmded— ball game played in this country in slwrllt‘k out. The deafening cheer that ”‘3 OBI A.
~ . many years. at the Polo grounds in greeted this was in deep contrast to Kill mm“, “mm
Call Be Gwen this city, yesterday, to decide the Na— the silence in whichthe New York Bear-tho ‘ 1, , —
- ‘ . l .. . . I. l . 10ml! 151838“. championship for the players ran. to their club house at the 5’8““. m
aft: 1‘. Y. 22"“ . 2-. Mann of 1908 In the presence of a and of the game. ' 0‘ . . , .1
. tecord breaking crowd that swamped. The two great innings we" the w . .
“Md of son has fallen 11 its capacity. 0! the wounds. and 19“ third and gemu‘ la the '10 AUTOMOBlLE TulE EXPLODED.
“3m .,. milfi'lnk habit “ow-fiend any thousands outside long beforefinlcago m 2H. their Fans. ml} ihe ‘
4 1 {and crying. Use 01-11113.
" ' ended, by-th do
Where attest tom‘s:
‘ res m e b ’Ori'liie. Pol
T911111 like“ I“?
are and I era have tot
arid not Wm
ten Orrine (in most case: grounds
. , knowle a) Good mm ban
kill some m: m y through
» Mien Has 11):,“ lane! comm
' happiness wanes desolatt
a pnceuofulr;lae he
Ty'if.‘ ail-€11.11 3:0 Riggs 1
' ' Wight can 1:3: it .p’flhh‘o wt
‘1 , "tin-slag OrriierNo.‘ 2 men .
1mm: the desire for "
T 111.1 11111111» 11p the bodily; health
king the user oil-foal;e and. p
’ ’zln every sense 0 m
Won euro 11th '
e W00. Washington. D
. sealed envelope. "'T
1‘; price of Orr a is :1 1
. , la. no risk in uylng‘ a'
‘ “m simian-lites is every 110' '
1.x Whamtoanotundolym
. ‘ axiom» tails to eilect a our
7% “W “)9. by Edmw . W.Kell‘o.
_-...~ _—.1
I"
noun
the game began. a. game was played in.
deadly earnest—straight baseball with
lié‘h'tltss-yto settle no internist: dramat-
ic a situation as tho most ardent lover.
or sport could imagine. .. .
Chicago «won, and: New York last.
The game was played in the obser-
,lleforo a vast concourse of spectators,
m carried With “than to the Polo
ones. ,and fears aocunulated day by
soa'a fight (or a Na lanai Dengue .
pennant which had been absolutely“ “T “a" 9”“ 25 “m“
‘gufipsecedentedator constantly intensi-
interest and uncertainty. ~
:- '1 New v'ork'ori blaa
At dusk' the great 11111
ed. hosted and' Maintained: The
W not wave above the sky‘ cure
tapers tonight.'
urlved hero on the Twentieth Cen-
' 1m Lillitoll. yesterdhy. «to now back
1‘ their way westward. ‘1 The large
slack headlines In the newspapers——
York 2, Chicago More like
lag Martha story otl-divin'g. 1. - 1 1 . .
one great par-om a” death: And This is an unusuaiopportunitytoob-
'ordawalel- igrm game. in the unwontv
‘qniet of the training quarters where
9 Giants were hurl
.own 11nd showers, ep outlier the tool-
Willfll fill lllll lllllllfllill
Franklin; Baxter. the enterprising
dru “int; im'advortialn today for fifty
men and mom to to advantage of
the Mill half price offer he is mak-
ing on Dr Howard's celebrated speci
lie for the cure of constipation and dys
pepsin. and get a fifty cent, package
on“ 11111111 baseball day.
the pent. up enthusiasm,
the cloni week. of 11
So positive is he of the remarkable
power of this specific to ours these
diseases, as well as sick headaches
liver troubles, that he agrees to 1112111111
the money to any customer whom all.
medicine does not quickly relieve and
tilted.
de depart-
lts winners, who with Dr. Howard'a spacing at hand.
you can eat what you .want and have
no tear of ill consequences. It strength-
ens the at omach, .gilm perte‘ct diges-
tion, regulates tlih bowela,c1ohtes utt‘
appetite and makes life worth the
McGraw’a thin 60 doses at the best in iolne ov 1'..
made for half its will? rice; Vlh
the personal‘ guaran tee or a well
their last rub- kuonw bus as. man to refund the
money it it oer not give satisfaction
Striking Owner in the Eye and lnjur
. lng Him Badly.
' A'n automobiiist whose name could
not be learned had a most petnllur
accident, yesterday afternoon, While
stopping in front or the Norwnlk Ho‘
tel he stepped out to inspect the tire
on tile front wheel. which had leakod
from Danbury down. when suddenly
the.tiro blew out. 11nd the full iorco
of air hit him in the right eye. knock-
ing him down.
He‘arose to his feet, and 11 crowd
quickly gathered. O. E. Jackson took
the man in his store. and cleaned the
ad“ out. or the eye. and the N“ taint-
”8;? was taken to te hotel. wh
restorative: were'app 6.114 and he
naily come to. The tire was repaired,
and after about an hour’s wait the
man was able to continue on his jour-
they towards New York.
4
30m .21 w . . .
' am- used .' m sienna": " '
-M.T. GT”; 1 «may;
The combat
are. now we
thtir motivate
hcompl to stock is on hand and the
pricea‘pra w 1111'. the ranch of all "The
adv w ll tel you about the clothing T
they have on hold
I
SOLDiERS HOME FROM HART-
FORD.
'i‘ln' lllclnbors of H11 sixth and St 1
'nihi'mnlluult's Coast .\Ilillcl'v, :11"'1i1-
'1! bowl in to“ 11 about 2:30 this mom-
I' 11 . from tho liurtfml lllidgt' thilll '.«1
ion (clclnonics,1111111151 lllt‘d to IIH'
limit. but happy. The local military
hiya rr'porl 11 lino “mo, and they re-
‘11i1'od hearty applause at various
mints along the lim- oi mun-b. The
much” train bearing the military men
11'1'i1'cti in Hartford about 10:30. you-
crtlay morning, and the departure
mm the (101)"! on the return was
undo about ll p. 111. Many stops were
undo alum: the line on route home. to
locommodnic tho (liii'crtnt companies
illonlll
LA GRIPPE.
lilazlllull [lulln 11c1er lost 11 case;
lt‘\'l‘l‘ lot it run into pneumonia, nor
'oit n grip wreck. 011l1 thing on earth
that. kills the tough grip germ. llut
.on want “him in 11 plenty. so do not
lliile with the smnll sizes but got the
10c or Si 00 bottle and tukc, half a
tcnslloontlll in watcl ctr-1'1 three
hours. llc sure to keep 11p this trout-
mcnt lalthfully for two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly 11.11-
11ihllato every germ in evcly grant or.
".hn. Those r1 muining germs cause the
mil utter effects; it is half-cured grip.
if th1 grip starts with hemorrhage of
tho lung's glla Mtheglarge dose every 10
or ill minut {ill iii] Shops}, 7, ~
ONE OF VALENTE'S ASSAILANTS.
FINED.
James Gnlste and Rafi'uelc Bunch},
two of the men charged with assault-
lug ltufiatlc Volente, of Stamford in
Marion. September 25 were tried. the
other lllcln.’ berm-o Justice of Peace
Willmolt. in lmrlen. It. I". Shelton, a
contractor for whom they work. appear-
(‘il ill their behalf. and convinced Jus-
tice Willmott that Valcnte and his
c1 n1p.1nlon comllbuted by their con- '
duct to the mlxup, and that, so far as '
the amused were 10111 stood there 111.111
no intent to commit any serious bro och
of the peace. - it was brought out that
\‘aicnlo drew a knife before he was out
lll the back. The man who is charged
with cutting him has not. been litres!-
cd..l1lstico Willmott discharged (lul-
ate. and fined Buzzonc $3 and costs.
The costs were $17. 65
LASTERS' ARBITRATION COMMIT-
rss. . '
1.1'NN, 1111“,. 01~t.9.—'l‘llo State Ar.
hltrnfion Committeo met in the 0
of Moi-pair l’nrt’or. at City Hall, twig
lo rcceivc the answers of the Jose
Cnull (‘ 111111111111 and the union officia
on their mcoptnmo or rejection of the
pl'mislons or the ttntotive agreement
llnwn up 11'sicl'd11y. This agreement
provided lhst lllc striking lusters, of
whmn' there are now almost . £000.
should salmon; work .in all the flow
4
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iw-w.-n~~ma.u«.ma m...
» 1...“ m. 11:. w 111111
11de on
at 011%}? “4..
H’OW‘S THlS?
We offer Our llundred Dollars Ro-
word for nod case of Coturrh that can-
not be cured by il.1ll s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. (HENEY & (‘ 0.. Toledo. O.
“11. the undersigned lime known
I". .1. Chanel for the last 15 years and
believe him perfectly honorable. in all
business transactions and financially
able to early out any obligations made
by his film '
WAl.Di:\G. KINNAN & MARVIN.
\\‘ holcsale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
llall' s Caturrh Cure is taken intern
nib, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold. by all Druggisis.
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for calls”;
potion.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE REGISTRA
_ ‘l‘ION.
NE YORK. Oct. 9.—All records
for 11' button at. Columbia. Unile
city have been broken this your and
now although the Pegistratlou pel ind
has not coded, the total including lulu
.é'pmmel seslen, hits reached 5.774.
is llltch, lmwewr. that the total wnlll
be decreased to about 5.500 by tho
'llmlnatlon' of dublicsted names.
1
_--Fec~l-languld weak, rundown? liesd
who? Stomach "ott"?-—Juat a plain
amofrlaky liner Burdock Blood 111'-
,‘Q
“mm v..~d...w.w. m...
meant: stomacpaummct-
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