ill
til
(Continued from First. Page)
' The Knights had Davis of the New
n team. as pitcher and the Win.
ntbot‘tks hnd Wehh. of the Mayflowure.
on their firing line
Th0x Winulpuuke made more hit: oft
DAV“ than the Knights (lid bl! Webb.
but Davie had his hits scattered. Du-
v .fllthlfilie‘l ur when there were men
,5}. * Dav it won his own name in
Idlevehth inning by hitting to
‘t. scoring two men
a Kati to did not hit—Mobil until
tlilt fourth hing. ilrotherion started
the liming with a single This war a
initi- ideeeiod for Webb. the Knlzhte‘
5:83:11: four hits and scoring two
The Wlunipuukn tied the score in
the seventh inning on three hits
There was no more scoring until the
eleventh. Keene. the llrnt man up. hit
to left for a single. llrofhorlon was
mated. Gunrnieri sacrificed, edvunc-
in; the two men. Dayle then hit to
right field. scoring Keene and Broth.
anon.
Hoymea plIyed a beautiful game in
the field. lie made a great catch or
Kaohe'l hit in the 1 rd, and in the
tenth lnnl he made great one-hand
catch of CI ill'e hit, which looked like
3 Wthroe bugger. He also in‘ude three
hits out of five times at but. (Smash
ploy“ I-good some at second. Cahill
pinged u good game at first. Crenuh.
Gllhmleri and tlnhill pulled off a very
tut double play in tho llret inning.
Yesterdays won one of the llmll
senior played on tho Shiidyeide
around: this sermon
The score won an follows:
WinnlpIukI.
All it it l'() A [‘1
O’Brien.2h. ........ ll 0 l :2 l l
Riley. 35. .......... 5 ii i 2 2 0
James. or .......... i; ii i l i ll
.7 pit, ih. ........ r. l :1 ill 0 2
ll nth. nit. ....... r. l 0 2 ii 0
Hermon. if ........ i. ll 3 3 0 ll
Mialvoym ........... 5 0 2 ii i ll
Browu. rf ......... .. 0 0 l l 0
Webb. 1). .......... 5 ll 0 l i. ll
Totals ........... 47 2 ll 33 iii 3
Knighte of Columbia.
All it it PO A E
Burrito- 3h ........ it u 0 0 :i ll
WoIfer.c c. ......... «t 0 011 l 0
-(‘.Ihili. ih ......... : 0 1H 0 1
,ol. ......... 6 i 1 3 l t
" Merton, ll. .4 2 2 i 0 0
mleri. It? ...... 4 ti 0 l l 0
.......... 5 i 2 l 4 0
........... -t 0 1 o u 0
2b. ........ 5 0 2 0 0 i
this .......... 40 4 0 83 ill 3
iy tithing»:
.0002000t)002—-4
_ ”00000020000 2
mIrIy:
I hit iiirothorlon.
do hIiiu Jill Devin ll.
off Webb
not fly Dull! ill, in! Webb 2,
I‘bmfllli. withinhm at Columbus
ploy-«Grimm Guardian and
‘ iiiill‘wWoItcr.
t on error-Imxnightu or ('ohim-
“lieutenant it l.
min»- mum mm
tidy 2. Joiner. Job
Gi‘Itli. Mom 2. Bull. lion
ur Iii minutes.
DAlllller.
:‘i‘tladeli.
mono Mints:
. ‘0 GI h {I to Ipenli
. ., do the {dogma “gm
(Mill!
1 ‘uhNPP’i I!
‘ are each no: e on
floor and the hell: miltehale obtainable——
«insulin "
‘ tritlmtion of the tunnol under the
. . ‘ , mm“;
.7: lltl Idem this" it in letter
“071 ff“ Monmouth.
. their i'flill’lje godIy.
That Milken their:
are halted in surrounding: Where clean:
liness arid precision are Supreme—-
That Makes thorn .
3’0 min Biscuit A, _
an ideal
lineeda Biscuit
v
‘57 ckage——-
are touched only once by human hands
wwhen the pretty girls pack them—-
That Malice them
neoda Biscuit *
- sealed in a meisturorproot
That iI{eIcpIS them FRIES"
A Package
(Never sold in built)
CHURCH CALENDARS.
—-—-——.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
The Rev. Dr. George 8. James. pes-
tor of the United Christian Church. of
New York city, preached two most
chptlvuting aermonu youterdey. Al. the
evening service the church was com-
pleteiy tnxod to its seating capacity to
hear this learned orator, who preached
the harvest home sermon. The four
nightu’ harvest nffulr will be u fol
lows:
Monday ovonlum—Rohenrsui ut the
church.
Tuesday evening—“Prater by Rev.
George D Emmi, addresses by Mayor
A. M. Pohlmnh. Attorney .l lloidou
Uuriliutt, (0- Mayor Wt illium .l. H. llo
liuniwi. ox-Llouteunnirtiovernor E. (l
iiroler, lll'itl "l‘roiuudo notion." hy the
choir.
'Wednesdny evening-“Senior choir
will have charge. Rev. Dr. Uphum
and Rev. W. W. Gillies will deliver ud
dresses.
Thursday til't'nlllk'Rt‘l E. K. Nich-
ols. oi Stamford will lvei eprogrum.
FridIy eiening 'i‘ c c lldren will
furnish the program, lifter which the
vegetables will be laid.
Sunday-«The motor will preach at
it u. in, upon "Placing Youreclf in
the Way." At 3 p. m.. be will prcnrh
the quarterly meeting sermon at iietlr
oi Church. Greenwich. upon tho Iuh-
incl, “Echo." and at 8 1). ill. will pronch
at the Knight Street Church upon "The
Fear lip in the Tree.”
Once Church NeteI.
'i‘iioudnywSt Milieu day The (it‘ll?
hrutiou of the Holy Communion at
0:80.111 the owning. at 7: 30 in the
Guild room. the opening meeting of
tho (lirlu‘ Friendly Society.
lVodunmlny—~The Woman's Guild at
2:30. with Mrs. St. John. 3 Brush
utrool. The Junior Auxiliary in the
Guild room at 3: if: in tho ovonlnii'.
iii ii. in the culprit. u mooring til the.
girls and women whom it hits hour:
the prompt roctor'e privilege to we
sent for confirmation.
Thursday Knights of King Arthur
at 7:30,
In hie normon Bundny evening next,
the rector will address hlmiioir in par-
ticuler to the men and lioyI prcucntod
by hint for conllrmltion. A epoclnl
invitation in extended to all men to he
prurient.
M
Booth NerwIik Congregational
Wodoendiwmfliilo p. m., reiioerul of
tho chorus,
’i‘hurudny» 7:46 p. m.. dovotiohul
Icrvide. led by the union ii p. 01.. the
11llrlorly-Dllllllfi“ mutlm.’
Fridey~~7zli0 p. m, important meet-
ing of Minion Circle with Genevieve
iionedict. tiring Iewing moierinln.
t‘MOv-rw.»
le HAVIN I. R. LETB MiLLlON
. DOLLAR JOB. ,
* l’iT'i‘EBUim, (lot. iiiw'l‘ho turnout.
tantrum that has been lot this: your by
{my mill-cud company for eiectr lying
or nortioh oi in: roed in thIt. My mind
by tho New v5.5. New "even I; Hort
lord to tho Wontinzhoum Electric &
linuulmuurlnn company. for the elm:
lldoI'Ic minimum.
The tifll‘ill'llitll coin: for com )ltilll cloc-
riiientloh of tho tunnel. Iwitéu power
hint oInIble or Ionerntln anon h
wer in hIndle the human or to
olitJIny It that point 'l‘he work will
rl’n once. it. in guild that the cou-
not price in more thunw 818100.000.
0M Will or malectrlfylu with: traction
iii thereon been tin or the direct
iiipervlelou oi the engineering deput-
ineut for «rent yuan. '
W
I0 .‘QUN‘ A GOLD lN ON. DAhYtI.
20w 67093“: 3.3.:
Tomorrow iI the lam day for the;
notion «Militia in make their rm
who to the lawn hit-rt: it ll um
ted. that minke number will time
u i a. mmflwu‘i
i
JUDGE BANK! l8 W050 TO RUN
A8 REPRESENTATIVE.
Felt-field Republic-he 8 lion
. should Ageln he I Cut idete.
if the Republican: of Faireid have
their way Judge Elmore S. Benn.
who who speaker in the in! house It
Hermit-d, will again no one ol.‘ their
candidate: for ropreepntntive It flu
coming election it in mid that about
nil the leaders of tho potty in that
town and many others how: woilod on
him Ind d. him to allow him heme
to 1.10 before tho cnuriiu when it to held
next. Tuesday owning.
As it now stands. the mutter Ii un‘
der' connideretion. Judge Banks he!
no! as yet given his deal-ion. But he
will do so before: the mucus lI hold.
Many of Juduo BInkI' Fulrtleid
friende. and that includes about ever!~
body in the town, feel lhIt he he:
hen nlIced in il fIIlIc position during
the recent contents of hi. kind or
another and they thiuit he might to on
before the people once more iuot to
show what they think or him and how
much they trust him to lexieteto for
the town His decision will he await
ed with interest.
HI
.-_.. ..... v“..—
Expreoomeu SheehIn is moving the
water and gun plpeI of the old Over-
look ‘chooi end in also taking out the
rndlntorei and holler. it in I noverIl
duy’n you no thorn in a great quantity
of pipinlt.
The annual meeting of the South
Norwelk tlro dopurimrni. for the etch
tiou of ofllcom. will he held l-‘rldIy
night It 8 o'clock at Putnem lloIe
houno
I
STAMFGRD
When you come to the platted
ll heating your house. the queiu
ion of licalthlulncss its well an
warmth must he considered.
.Simply to raise to o pmpcr
tlcnipcrature the confined air at
'tltc house is not by any means
the whole question: you must
utpply a constant change
(malt. warm air. and allow the
vitiuted air to escape.
That is just what the Stamford
Furnace is iutcudcd'to do Ind
whatit docs.
oi
MIMI!
Horace iii N660. .
dorm Milli Milo Ind vyutlltrntnI1 ,_
: i: There 10min
‘ mitted to 6730‘ dine l)
. 7 mm - r:
' \
Iii mum
l3; 7. “1°an
reportI mil).
6’; health.
The mini wI‘I tool} homing 3
death rate of only 6. the .000 inhahl
trmtu. thereby nro'vlnx that Norwnlk iI
army heIlthr niece in 0.610630 to
side. Three 0: the douthI were of
ehildron under one you of IitI‘. Ind the
neuron of dentin were no tollowa:
Pneumonia. l: diIeIIeI of nervoue
system. 4; heart dlIoIIe.1;ull other
diIeIIeI. l. Trio of the deaths occur.
red in public inutltuttonu.
The cation or inflection dieentien re
Ber of dentin in .
wording to the inert
.Q ported wore u follow:
Melllflkaomhlk; 1.
Scarlet (ovum-City of South Nor-
walk, 1: Ridxeileld.l l.
Diphtheria end croup—Now Ca,
naun,7
Typhoid rover-City or Non/elk 12:
Town of Norw’ail‘r. 2; lCity or South
NortvIlk. 8;Reddlnh.lWollhbrL1
ConIumntion~City ol Norwnlk. 1;
City of south Norvniii. 1.
By mortality repel-ta received for
the outlre Itnte there were 1.880
dathI during the mouth of September.
'l‘hla wait 44 in» than in August and
88 more then in Behiemlmr 0! int
ycIrI Ind 8-7 more than tho average
nulnlicr or death: during September
~tor the live yearn preceding.
. Thedehth rote woe 16.t for the lone
towns. (or the small towns 16.2. and ‘
16.3 for the whole Into.
The deaths reported from infectious
diIonIca were 209 being 1.6. l per cent.
of the total mbri‘liiy.
Prevelenee of li'ifI'iIttlie PIrIlyIlI.
During the our tour months the
health depertmcnt hiiI been in receipt
of re is of inlnntile module in II-
oue purtI of the state Althmi‘i
there hove been quite I num _
cases reported. time hIVe he rite
distributed over the mic no the di
once lieu not yet 810!th in exten-
Ilve epidemic tom in any icular
iocIlity. Inch lntereIt lI or mice
in its Itudy in may pom oi thereun-
try where It hue unveiled. not‘ only
among Innlteriene. but the medial
proicauion in mineral. Thin Bound ht
very Inxloun to numb. on hiInltI
which are now being propomd for that
purpose. 6 complete report or every
cane that line occurred in. the sum
during the nrenent roar. 'l'heiw hlnnkn
will he sent out tough the health or
item. end ii is that the! and
the physician! will 60-0170th with
the State Board of Health in its on
donor to lecture nail ponihle dotI role
tire to the can lion and mndo or
transmiealnn of thin dlmnuo which in
oIpohir of producing such serious ru
Iuilu.
MAV VETO Ifl‘GlISTNATION BILL
TlEN\li‘.ll. (‘olo Oct 17. wllolh
ileum at tho leiiulauirn in aunties;
Iculou yest‘fdn‘y tuned the amended
registration iii
A movement in on foot to Isl: (low.
«not Shelton: to mo it. The manure
Ia- panned provides thIt any porIon
challenging voice rhnll demii 8t 60
for ouch name rhal used. if on chIi-
leugi» in uphold her“ to get his money
heck; other-wist- the permn challenged
you it.A in provi the mildlty of I
chIii he It imi‘Fo murders or the
reoietration romm lice mull he. pro
ducod: II witneuus. and the
chtllenging ruuot pay each of
81.60 without face. whothcr or not his
thllenm II eucocnflil.
5 in the Pill of Ilenver. In eellmnied
number of ilvo thouIInd or Iix (houn-
Ind legitimate new nemee Ippetw on
the roll ouch hi~cnnlui election. Tiler»
are 222 proclnctn’in the city.
person
Tho bread of ldlenoII often cations
mental ionisation.
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TIME TABLE.
in ”(out October 2. mo.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 NIVI YORK.
A. 6i.-18:08x. 6:093. 6:4“. 6:08.
6:67. «7:30. 7:40. 8317:. 8:518. 0:163.
9:87. 10:80:. 1mm. ":8”.
P. M.~12:60x. 1:06. 3191:. 8:17.
3200!, 6:86. 6260:. 6:40. 0:603. 7110:.
7262:, 9:40;, 10:20.
Show
M.:—-—-—12 68x. 6: 00:; 5: ill. 8: M.
t0: A80 0.):
P. M—-18:66x. 8:8“, 8:49:. 5:86.
1:60x. 7:00x. 7:12, 7:02x. 8:211. 0:40x.
ill: 28.
NEW YORK TOM OOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.w4 40. 5 «l, 61.46 r 40!.
8:661. 9:08x. 9:161, 9230:, 10:0}.
11:00:. 11:08.
P. him-«12:031. 1:10. 1:60x. 2257!,
“3:8“. 8: 66. 4: 29. 6: 061. 618. 6.18.
i: 01!. 6.031.8208I1. 0:001. 9.80.11'008.
ll180.12:00Ix. =
80 ndIyI.
ioAllB. M.:,-l200x 8:,00 7:80.
P M.:—~i-l2 04. I: 02!. 6: 088.
l: 0h. 7: ohms. 30:, llztlilx. ‘
' now—J»- ‘
GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW MA-
A M 6:18, 7:24
2M.
6:00.
VE
l3 lllx, 1:101.
iii 10;, to 33:, 10: 87:.
”:47.
l’. M.-~~l:i:u7x. 1:20. 8:1“. 4:”;
“13.1 urihx. liztli. 7:103. 0:001. 0:1“.
Sunder.
A. M.-i2;101. 8: 8!.
7:.48 0:11.
l0:10x. 11:11:.
P. M.:—-2 10x. 0:101. ii: 40. 7: 101.
i: 24!. 0: l8 8.
DANIURY T0 ”UT" NOIWALK.
ll A.o.M-fi: 50.7: 20‘ 3:00 82:20.10”.
r‘.‘ 0M.:--4 lix dink. mo.
comm
3.10:»? in. 11:68. . ‘ ,
M~—aoo.7iiII.Im. i
W:
SOUTH NOIWALK To ”NIUMV.
A. ALP-1:20”. 8:17. 8: I7, 10: 008.
P..§M~1 35.46861. 0‘30. 7 1'.
am
A. ltd-“1:80. 0:88..” ‘ l
P. Maw-2:16, 7:15. .
mam». mum WI:
%
them all
9:03;. I
Illllt I ‘
A Few Dom Mnltc llllllihyi
‘ Ind Cm Urinary Trouble
xiii wait utltii l
g Iv. Gi‘lVDli" lDlaDlho
iIeeIe—nthe tithe ' .
trouble in while it to mill? flitrtmhle
The moment you connect any kid
my. bladder or wintry 5
feel a whatnot dr dull “int 9
hack. IideI: or anI or. iii ~
thlcliI. new. oft‘anuvo or it or god!
mom, irregular of penalise or Itte‘hded
by I mutation or midi" you I 00 It!
begin tuliin; Putin‘s Diure
reeled. with‘ the “wicket
is no other medicine. It
made anywhere elIo in the
which will effect Io thorough ell
prompt a cure.
. Popes Diuretic IctI directly upon
the kidneys. Mulder and try
tom; cleanses. vitaliIeI on regulateI
their: ducts. ormnI and with. ending
It once such miIerablo symptomu an
lame buck. hoodIche. dining” weak
rheumatiem Ind dorm: helm.
domed or putty eyelidl. irritability,
biiioue Itomach, worn-out fooling.
IieeniIInneII or suppressed. mintul
or frequent urinetion (onpecieily at
night) and other diItreII.
with a lame hook or cloned inactive
kidneys or biIddor mlIery, for alter
telling Pants 5 Diuretic I. few dare you
will be relieved and know all danger
is filled
Your pharmacist. nhyIiciIn. bunker
or any mercantile Agency will vouch.
for the mrmuibility or Pepe. Thom»
ooh I Papa. of Cincinnati. Ohio. who
prepare Pope's ‘Diurelicwao cent
trentmeutwlold by every drtiulat in
the world. ,
TRMD To DYNAMiTE RAILROAD.
PARIS Oct 17 ~.An attempt on
made today to dynamite e rIilrond
bridge spanning the river Loire It
nth-emu in the province of Bounties
du- Rhone. but the dnmege III alight.
Dynamite hId been Itrown Iionc the
treat:- for home diltauce.
PURE
weotmu AND itII'rAiuI
Bmoltside Lake lce Co.
Olliee and "90. u. v. u. u. I H.
Freight vm. , .
TELEPHONE 580.
3.2.5.... mmwwnh.-.
Does Your Roof Lo‘aIk?
mCentu‘ry Compound
STOPS ALL LIAKO,
80: I GALLON 500 I GALLON
We unerouioe the woether We“ of
liar Compound for three yours. Wfite
for estimates. Correspondence Ioiicit-
Ceolury Roofing ICo . Inc.
88 WIIhingtoo St. South Nomik
Daily Line to N. Y.
rm Freight Dilly
Dost River. New York (foot of Dover
itmtl. every do! tenant Builder}. iii
8 p. m. Freight received It Norwelk
tip to t p. m. and South Norwoiit up
to 5: 30 1).!!!
New Stadium Lo
Aiming J. Imith. c. c. linemen.
LIIIII General Agent
euuirInIAIu IuimmI
.i Wiryi
i» wnenmo'roti‘ I1-
halite 80371300. hi...
0‘ 8:7: lioIdIy Ind Bantam}!
‘7.
1.3th IHIA
"Near vi a‘li‘ltl w” Ili‘
”kw "ML.“ a we‘ljui‘r“, w... .
l‘ll‘ll‘i‘wt iii: if
Elhléthciil Cl).
”NW
1" 6"}? 5a
TMilleI knit, lemma
l Inherent. Iiior
iii the 'i'ewt'i
Miro :lUPPLlII
. you iii-66 humiliation:
4.; beautiful reproduction.
nous. Proetetlo trouble. ihetvo‘ttliie‘uh .
lhr‘
Don 't he mluerehle another moment ‘
mm Propellers my. Pm as I
«inlay ohm will"!!! mini-I. um
I~ «rimming: nimne Ichflulei 1i:
iti’étholk 4 -
u t i
he D M Read Co
Established 1837. -.:
l
6.5.05.
,.. In
bf “leftist to Shannon:
A fldlxo‘geny Sewing Table of pure. Sheraton design is
among a groupinl new Furniture. There is a drop leaf ta-
lilB. solid Maliognuy oven to the interior work in the th0
drawers. The top of the table, also the base and pedestal is
adorned with delicate inlay work done in satiuwood. A
File price, $28 75.
An English Breakfast Table. in the famous “Pritilirokc”
model, has the extremely narrow top and the two drop-
lcavcs, which extend when closed nearly to the floor. iliis
is a very handsome specimen of solid Mahogany and quite
heavy. iricc, $27 25. .
There are some French errore' m graceful designs,
Styles of Lords XVI and the Empire The picture panels
Show sylvitu landscapes of great beauty. or the quaint fig-
urea of Wattcau 'llierc' is much gold leaf and antique gilt
in the ornamentation. ,
Prices according to size and design. $3.50, $6.00, and
up to $25.00. ,
English Tea Wagons for drawing room use are in cith»
or green or natural willow. fully equipped with trays and
shelves
Pearl Collars which would defy the inspection of an
mprri in gents arc in six or eight strands with supports and
Clasps studded with hrilliants. Prices $17 50 $22. 50 and up.
Genuine Irish Lace. The latest purchases include not
only the bands and cd res used in such profusion but hun~
drcds of small ‘motifs' of exquisite workmanship. There
are small clover loaves. wheels. squares roses. and other ap-
piicatious to he used separately according to the individual
taslc.
Genuine Cluny Lace appears in the same styles and is,
most effective made into stomachcrs and collars to be worn I
with V‘lCllC (goons . ’
The D. M. Reade...
a
OIL ‘CLOTHS
, mo: RANG! or PATTERNS. 4-4. 6-4. 0-4.
STYLES—POPULAR emcee
‘ OlL~CLOTH advance—54 AND 54.
1 » - ,
PMNTED LINOLEUMS. NEW PATTERNS. LIGHT. MEDIUM AND
DAPK COLORS. ASK FOR WOOD PATTERNS.
‘ INLAID LlNOLEUMmMEDiUM AND BEST QUALITY.
SHADE! TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
:04. Arrow-rive
84' Wishingt ll Si, 80. Norlvullt
Telephone 446
Iii MAM "nu? tun» ...i I a: v‘
I not mentors. mi
secreted lumen ermine; in the
I° "“ ‘
float.
‘lr’t ,. r: , . , 4,, 1 "fig“ “9%.!” “\Sflafim
Hit u“... ambition-Ii In con
l. .‘i P?!” fl’odnyié. “M ' niixrimo. hut/lid to new plan when
turnout-in aodnooordiux to. their on
ammonites-but for: “ilk"...bfllk II»
00007. I110 amt: «towifiome mono
dim be on hour to ”minimum or
things they know. but one nearly tor.
gotten."
I) 8 ‘li ‘
fl ‘ I l , ,,
"fiomh minim mu m m nDHlOAGO’S RIL‘IGIDUI GAMIPAIGIN.
: 'i.ii;‘;‘ W“"‘:‘Iifiil‘i“'
“wallmmm filmmv‘mj m i‘ir. a. wummpmmmowm M.
09mm :Inentndfhrm .. Aimed-r conundrum. . ..
“groom ”no“ amendment-i tile-W is n:-
IEIWA it ‘ oillli‘lw «Wharton in out ro hit
or" ‘ firmiinm“ mnhtw’
GD
.. .. illirnhihrhui .3
. . G I a... .;
filfidv w I“ all; “my? in. the Methiéotdiiio til Ilium
mull ” KWW whinillly
it Who
“Hal rind“; admin. on: inn chanmlin Ind Cheri“ dime».
itttlI‘rd ’rlow or Pond-‘02 ,
)lérju built?” 3"“;‘6 igefiswitl ' i l ThequillI Which 807V”
m '“mdlfiflk ‘ itvr
DDDTON, Oct. lie-whiter I shim
01;.uoclni IorviceI Ind arm by
dmmoutlmntutu reconfirmed ooh
volition ltfl‘orb today mm: It our»
In
"lin‘
ilrIt bet-Ion on .. -
I" I' “°“° ’ Lionel
l the Whamevg‘flm the next Ii:
will bill til6 tun comm. .
Norwalk Chronicler