Waterbury that her M‘ pit-Is sort wfih avail A
“tithe Mani-Instr York In I or thst thrones. nice.
it”. you are slotting your house in order (or the Fall and Winter.
you will had the need otnew Floor Coverinas.
”Wren, Wool-Fibre. 1min. Brussels, ‘Axmlnster.
WITmelnster. Velvets. Tepestry, lngrain. Crex.
China and Japanese Msttings.
Green and Fimhrs Mattim.
boos Curtains and Portieres.
Shades to Order a Specialty.
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:I;.‘j-‘e'Iptr.jut-jate'sts I‘I-I'IgI-I'w-If. l
A. Dickerman & Son
l Q:O.IZI:I:I_I:I:I:I:I;I'I:l:.:I‘I'I"'-:I:-‘I""'-:l
‘ O'iirien to l
_' ilrst.
. .. last runner.
InA hits. hem"! lite
thirteen errors you. credit“.
Mullins ‘
hits In. nits throuahouluh
- ten or which were oil schemes and
‘ serenioi! HIM ~ '1
.-The‘ 0mm Itsrted 01! with I
rush till it; momma on. runs
which has merited the tits; inniua oi:
‘ averiy use during thh but low with.
- Thisvthey renewed with one in the
and another in the. omit-7h. The
Knights did their scorini in the
fourth. seventhmlzhhh and ninth. eons
lug one run in eooh oi those innings.
Hurry, who pitched such I Door
. game nor the Norwsllta on one ocoss~
ion this year. occupied the slab tore
- . the Knights and did fairly well.
Jack MoGrsth. whose stick work has
improved somewhat durlna the past.
' low Isms. did the Keeno act. Satur-
day. when he laced out a home run.
‘ Jack received the visudlts oi the crowd
wand was the hero of the occasion.
The score of the contest was as toi-
lowd: “
! Nomlk.
f ‘ ah r h no a o
jltlley,3h......“ ..... d l i i 3 4
Friend. of .......... 3 2 l 6 0 0
‘Schumsnnm. ...... 2 0 0 0 3 to
firemen... ........ 3 t to o o
chGrnth.ss........ {l 1 2 5 2 3
Volk.1b. ........... i 1 D 8 0 0
‘llrotherton. rt. ..... i (l 2 0 0 0
Muivoy,o. ......... i l 1 2 1 0
Meeker. 2h. ........ dflll 2 2 i l
Totals...........§3‘7102712 8
Knight. of columns.
sh r n no a o
.‘i-ieaiey,ss. t i ii 3 2 1
Holmes“). ....... 5 o o 5 or
XO‘Brlen, 2h. ....... t3 0 0 d I 1
"Couley.2h. ........ 5 l 2 l i i
”Cshiil,ri‘. .......... 5301210
Barry,it. .......... 5 a 1 1 o o,
‘hicKiernnn.o. ...... i [l 0 e il
, 7Matthews.oi. ...... i 0 0 l i ll
;- l-lsrry.p. .......... i 0 l i i 0
Totals ...... .....dl d 734 H h
‘ . Score in innings:
'Norwslit ........ 3 o lo l 1 01s“?!
‘K.ofC..... 00011001
Summary:
Home run hlcflraih.
Struck out-By Schumann 2, by Him
' ry i.
ilouhie pin ‘. any [0
to Hnymos.
Sacrifice hitaohumann.
O‘Brien,
Riley. Schumann.
‘Umpirw'l‘sllntedae.
Tints—«lee hour. 25 minutes.
Darlene Win Again.
The Darien baseball team ended.
"; its succeesiui season by defeating the
~‘ strong Msyiiowers. at East Not-walk. §\Voiie. ri.. of.
by a score or o to 8. Saturday after-
noon. The visitors were accompanied
. by quite a number at rooters. onions
” whom were a tow ot the fair sea
. The restores o! the nine were the
hailing at Fred Smith and the great
one hand stop by Russell of (Boone
Smith's hot liner and catching thin It
Genres Smith is somewhat or a
Fred Smith has ended the m.
one of the meet successful in his
career. with a remarhe'hie hattiu rec-
ord. He was at bat 70 times this see-
‘sou and made it clean hits. His per-
Smart Sweaters
These are treacherous dsyeuone hour warm.
the other hold. Too early to put on heavy
clothing. and yet on «not attend to mite
chances on your h 1th. A Master is better
than rheumatism, and ooete much less. It
csn he slipped on or oil easily. and is not cum-
bersome to carry.
Women’s Sweaters. plain, mannlelt weave.
Derby collar. double cull. pocket and large
., pearl buttons. white. cardinal and the new
,. golf brown. excellent value. $5.00. . -
Women' s V-noelt Busters. plain or fancy
wage. cardinal. white and gray. $1.98 and
Women's Sailor Collar Sweaters. white
with navy. and white with red. very stylish
Ind W only SMO- ‘
Missss’ Sweaters. Vnnock. white. gray and
rod. inst: to . d: 98
lilesss‘ Sailor collar Sweaters st 81.98.
intanu' , Sweaters. soc. addendum.
Juvenile directors. W and red. has.
:n. N. B. Ryan Co.
as wast-storm
oeutue is ..illo eone'svoraeo to he
3 proud oi. Ind perhaps it ie not equaled
in the state.
The locals did not some until the
(north inning, when they rustle one
run on isshotslty‘ senor They scored
three is the nest insiea on tour lies.
one a double by Helpin. They sewed
i the same up in the seventh. when they
.scorod on. on three clean singles in
fsuchsslon.
g The visitors soured two runs in the
i sixth on two hitswussisted by a costly
s error by Cantrell. They scored one ll
theywenth on two hits. one a double-
by Nash who was hit in the head by
acsnion twice.
After the asks the Darlene were
dishsaded hr the season. and leases!
Smith and cousin Smith thsnhod the
players tor their send work and sun-
hert they save them curiae iiie past
season
nimmediately alter the seine Mas
liWolah picked a in use or the M
isn toast tor his All iltsr teem. lilo
wiliaotritli momentum-ow
iaamamthedmsohoiiom
to Dior is with the Norweihs. '
'i‘lie seem ' ,
' Moyiieesers.
sh 1*
Monty. at 4
”CW, ed. ”in...“ 3
Humanist. in. . . . . 4
lay-ennui. 4
Ml}. “.‘il'lltlo 3
Johnson. in. ....... s
,iasiloisky. it; .....‘. 4
Keenan. ..........'I
‘ M "l eflesdse ‘j‘
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ital-reenter; aid; "
paeequflGG
gauoauaouea’é
increased-Iggy}.
g sooner-.3363
‘ .. in, s an .........n ‘16 ,,
’o emuhnt. “‘1' to 0 Brooklyn ..........52 is .400
F‘Jflmith. 8b. .. ...... or. I it o o'Boston ......f....34 97 .290
“Divine cs ‘hltiolooial C 1 8 12 1
“Mom-I-IAI.HI 2.1"“ 0 ym’. m.“
Dull-I. oi. 4 “0 "1 0 s 0 Choice 4. Brooklyn 0 (first “30);:
' rt. 4 o. 1.1) 0 cm 5. Mohiyn 0 (second
4 o t s :t Mildew: *cme'mu oi e")t
‘Wssyah. 4 o s “so 1 samoh‘: 01km 1 7 ’W‘M 1
LIRoche.uss.......i 1 1 1 a o (mundane)
.. .... ....i... .. .. Boston 4. It. tooled (first semi;
Totals ...........34 5 14 37 10 2 Boston 0. St. Louis 0 (second game,
Boots by innings: ‘ ' celled seventh Mill. darkness.)
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mastery... ,, .3 3:1: (23 i o 2...: MIRIOAN LIAGUI.
fiummsry: ----~
W,tliolflillllimllihmm‘
'lf oversees-v 63
‘Team Itandln'.
rm ans-4w» 3, mil» Won Lost ac.
Bhsusnessy. Noah.
Philadelphia .......ss‘ to sort
Kim‘s” W" 0' 9W” 2' ”a Detroit .........81 54 sec
. . Cleveland .........70 64 .823
‘fl'ma'wwmwmm 1“" “”3“” New York ......... 7! or. .522
' . Chicago .........,...tld 58 .493
it.“ °" ”m“ D‘m‘“ 6' ”ml“ lioston .............67 so .493
MM. 5‘" u u“ m John.“ to Washington ........57 .s‘ s19
St. Louis ..........40 .90 .294
Bloomquiet.
wud pitch—«dossier: 2.
-Yeetsrday'a leeulte.
Passed bail-Connoiy.
No nines scheduled for yesterday.
First on errors—~Dariens 1. Main.
“0“" 1~ asst-sun Lsaous.
Hit by plicherv- Nash 2. Russell.
m°°m“"m' Tessa Itsndin .
Stolen hoses—«Cantrell Bosnian 2. La Won 0 “on EC.
“0°“- Dimu- Rochester ..... M es .644
Umnlr'rr'l'hm“ 3- Welch- . Baltimore .......... so 5:. .«ux
Time-“00° hm"- 31.3 ““1“th ' Toronto ....... ..... as no .614
90°NFWF- Q 3‘8“"- Buffalo ............. 73 it .507
ihiontreni ... ...... .139 76 .476
K‘ of CJDa'eat OHM" Jersey City .. ...... 61 83 A24
The Knights of Columbus defeated Newark 5-1 9,, 970
the Orioles of East Norwalit. 3esierday Providence” """"" 50 it; ‘fiq.
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afternoon on the Keene grounds. by
it score at 8 to 6. The series with thisl y‘amuyl. Results.
‘5‘” now stands one to ““9 The Vl" Baltimore 7. Newark 8 [first gamel;
itore used three pitchers. Olson. who; Newark 9' Baltimore 2 (second game).
went in to catch in the eighth mac-g Jersey city 1 Providence 0 (first
"0‘“! 1°"- the same Strains). Jersey City 5. Providence 0
Thfi "In?” WGTG "IQ llrsl t0 ECONH (awond “.m). ’
"will one run “1 m ”COM on ‘: Montreal 3.1‘oronlol [first game):
hit and a costly error by Cithiil The Toronto 5' Montreal 3 [second game)
locals came back in the filth aending‘
two runs across the plate with threel
hits. one I double by Harry. In the
EQUAL BUFFRAGE MEETING
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oihad support and the locals
twilsnd Olsen Went in to catch. which he: mended its adoption throughout the
[did in a Weber and Field style and Union
Too-haze hits—~lirstherlon. Conley: hId the audience in laughter most or: “... which has had rerun my...”
First on hallo-r0! Ichstnann i. all “to teen MIC
.. Harry 2.
Stolen Wane Volit 2, Muirofi
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‘ Keene 8.
sixth inning Keene went in the hos?
Governors or Five states Address
for the visitors. lie was given very;
‘ Bother-inc at Cooper Union.
W The governors of the live states
""90 ”M 0“ 0"“ hil- "'0 visitors Ihere Equol Suffrage has been adopt-
!Comd “Inc in ”IQ I‘Ith on "0 hltI.l ed Rddflflfifld a CI'OWded meeunx at
a base on balls and a iielder's choice.‘ C.oopor Union. New York, asturdsy er-
in the eiahth the Knights sewed thel onion They all expressed “my!“
[one up by scoring three runs. in ”we“; or the working of mm} Sui
this innit-ts Duran went in the basin," in m“. 0,... “mm and ”com;
Gov Carey, oi Wyoming. it
The Time "Q MIC! ('0 Emily .rmr'.‘ [ for ‘1 yeu'. declmd ‘h‘t politics hadl
inot loweud men. but that on the
Meltiornan trade In excellent catchl l Whirli‘y, VOW“ hld elevated politics!
or Dom a tool alter a hard run. 1,, nation the men reel politics I nor--
The score: “" a l ai issue instead or a sane. Gov. How-
°"°"" Us, or ism aid that it he could by I
“b ' ‘i 9° ‘ 0 stroke or the pen ostnuéntse In of
Seymour. 2‘). ....... ll 0 0 S 1 3 ‘ m women 0‘ lb. Um!“ su‘. he
Rik”. 3h. .......... h 0 l 8 0 i would EMU do it BOW.
EHOWM)’. If. ......... 5 | 3 1 1 o; (‘0' 8., 0i “'lllllllfiioli. . “at?
Keene..ss.. rt. it 3 l 0 l 0 l which adopted liqitai Hudraae It the3
.Benjamln. cf' """" 3 0 0 1 0 ‘ last election. occurred that it the we
gum“, lb. ....... S 3 T 8 0 0 Mn MTG! did ‘Wr thill “all
Wriaht. n. of 3 l l l 1 “ their vote. the) had already. by their
Dunn °'° p """" i o o “ Q 1 work at Seattle and Tacoma. rendered:
0"“ "' r """" ‘ o l l i 3 a great enough service to justiiy their;
""" ‘ I ’ o 0 0 onflanchlsement
“‘ "' “ " “i “in Color-so oov sumo. said.
Tm" """""" ’8 ” ’ 2‘ 9 ’ .“the women have not been Isis outin-
Knislm of Columbus. iy to purify politics. which they rouse,
sh r n no a I It the title at their entmnchisemont.[
iiesiy. II. .......... 5 o 0 1 i l . in a desperate condition. but they are:
Haynes. ib. . 5 o i 8 l o' steadily helping to drivo out oorrup—j
O’.lirloa.3h 37.....4 0'1 2 or 1 tionand are have found that always‘
Connoly. 3h. i il l l 0 0 the women's vote is on the side of
Cahlll. ri. d I 0 0 u i morality and right. No candidate with ’
Matthews. ct. ...... : it 0 I 0 life questionable record can carry the
Barry. it. ...... 4 z 3 l o o‘wotnanvote.”
McKiernsn. o. ...... i l 2 12 l l { After the smell” by the “limo"
Rohaoh, p. 2 l t o I t.Dr. sass Howard Shaw. president of
. ~ - ~— —- - —~ 1 the National Woman Suilrsae Associa-
.Tomis ...... 35 s s 27 7 5 not: said. "This will he the code! the!
Score by innings: ridiculous misrepresentations II to
Orioles .........010003 002-4 theworkluaoilquelflum in the
K. or o. . on it ohms West.”
Summary: ———-——-—-—-—
Tl'ohslo hitswllowley. Riley. Bar» IMO IRIAKINO FLOOR LAY-
ry. me.
Home run—Howler.
First on halls—Jon ‘llohsoh I . oi!
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Counoiimsn Thompson Commended
For Work at Phoenix Inglne Quen-
eers. '
unoiintsn William Thompson. or
s. Not-walk. is being commended hy the
Norwslit Fire Department for the man-
nor in which he responded toss ener-
Iuoy one on Returday. The tloor o!
the Phoenix Maine Company's parlor
hsd .heoosm old and decayed. it was
necessary for safety to have repairs
mode at once. Councilman Thompson
was seiitled oi the condition. Early
Deter-day manila; he inspected the
door and East that its condition war.
rented a change.
Hurryins to the telephone he ee-
curod Contractor Michael J. Riordan.
lie informed this gentleman thnt he
had some work to he done which would
required the services of half a dozen
Struck outmliy Rohseh ti‘.
Wriaht I. by Keene ‘1,“
tart on hMioloo i. K. of C.
Mills play-Olsen to lemon.
Passed hall~flci<lernom
First on arm-«K. MG. 0. Oriole”.
Stolen hseoe-—Wrisht, norm 2. 0i-
eoa. doytaour. Keene, Connoly. Barry.
Cshiii.
Umpire-due Knorr.
Time-«One hour. til minutes.
Attendance-m
BOONW O. ltiedoil.
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Dread Rivers. 7; olivemims. I.
The Broad litres-e won the eeason's
series with the silverininss. saint-day
um lid taking the same i to I.
Mmfiofouflhih ssepieiioilve
We sell
realise the importance of quality above that of cheapness.
We ham to be favored with your business this Fall. Ii we
are. rest assured we’ll try to serve you so well that your fu-
ture patronsge will be given to thisnstore.
newsman» , .
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ill ilirtth multiparty.
Established-185?.
New Plaids and Checks
‘ Have just received a new :gssortnlent of Cotton and
Silk Fluids in very pretty combinations. desirable for
‘ house waists. 32 inches wide, use I yard.
Cotton Fields for school dresses in bright coloriugs.
28 inches wide. special It 121/,c.
A line of black and white Shepherd Checks, value 19c,
for "MC- ” WW
- .. Vi ash (300 9 Section lower [1001
Two Specials in Hosiery
Latlics’ Cotton Hose in black. high spliced heels and.‘
double solos, crow foot. in sizes front til/2 to to, regular "
38c quality, special at 25c.
Ladics' Cotton I'loso. black. extra spliced heel and toe,
and double solos, full fashioned, sizes 8,“; to lo, regular-»
price 25c, special at 19c. “ .
Sacred Secret Toilet Articles
Sacred Secret Coratc. a g rcascioss
which softens the skin and prevents
lines: and wrinkles. 50c.
Massage Cream and Freckle Cream are each 50c.
One jar of Deodor free ulth every 50c purchase of
Sacred Secret Toilet series. ‘
vanishing cream
the formation of
New lmportations of Gloves
Newimmrtntionsuf Dcnl's Gloves for men. wmncn
and children have been received. A choice selection of
new shades. with an excellent finish. " ' '
Phoenix Mufilers in new l’all shapes at the “auditor-
chief Section. Prices from 50c to $2.03.
Remember the sale of Silk Petticoats, regular price
$5.00, tor $2.98.
One pound package 0i Absorbent Cotton. special price
too.
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The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwallt‘
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If you appreciate
Goods of Character
Refinement and Good Taste
if you appreciate quality first and price afterwards. it you are
looking for the best things' in life if these are the things that
count with you. you are sure to enjoy seeing tfi'e
ST YLISH. NEW
GOODS ~‘ .
now being shown here and what is more. you will on-
joy wearing them. too. for you will know that nowhere could
you go and get newcgetylee or better qualities than here.
There are many stores that sell cheaper goods than we do.
and there are no stores that (in more value for the money
than we do.
This is the Store that is Built:
on Quality
goods of quality to people of qualityupcoplo who
Come and Be Convinced.
estates. the Broad Rivers wieniea three
and tooth: has. eh. tat-ea mood was in
attendee“ and much interest- was
manifested throughout. Nest leturdey
the Broad Rivers wiii slay the incit-
woods. oi the isotory lesetie.
NA'flONM. Lm
1'“th .
«as M 1'.
New vars.........ss 1st “ In
Maiden-n...“ . ‘2 “5
.‘ee‘evtosstes
s- .-
house in Haiti street.
iirst class carpenters and that it would
talus them about a, day. Contractor
Riordan act the men on the Job. after
”some hut-mun figurine and estimstinz
as to the amount of wood noedsd. and
by quittina tints Baturdsy attornoon
the force or men had completed lim-
his I hardwood floor in the parlor at
.1” Film are Resins Company's
m motel-now do you knots
whether that is chieiten or real you Another bargain?
2W1 the m hetoose a ere eating?
' “ . ~ Iodine new cost.
Iowa-I’M ..4‘ “Ma-wa— ”W
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 8o. Main St. South Norwalis. 515 Main St. Stamford
hire. Gnyeruii'hsre are you seine?
lira Buyerwiros. indeedi John tom
All i know me this therein: that hill! the eio- 4
.. rotors.» auditor‘s when
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