. scouted spat'c for
. . VDanbury Fair of the agricultural pro-V
ducts of the region through which ita‘V
’ Automobiic t‘ompuny
Lott a Catalan00
W bin um 81., so. Norwalk
To when 1852 1"
.‘Dr. Uhle had Dcpuiy Sheriffs
_ Ito or Latirlgan do a job in 131111110-
rt,» Saturday.
ul‘ Brothers Lodge, No. if), 1. (i. 0.
3 . will meet this evening in the Wall
street quarters.
Mrs. David F. Bernard, of Spring
Street, is spending a neck with friends
.111 New Yorktity.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph liooncy,
Norwaik, ate lhc proud parents of a
baby girl, born Fri111.1y
...—....
heater 111111111 of South \ot 1111111, had
training a Spillliltld wrist.
Miss M. 11'j111y 1(91111101 Lockwood
avenue,
with l‘rit'nds in Norwulk. lust wcclt.
The Norihctu i‘ntiflc railroad has
an exhibit at thc
lines pass.
Miss 'l‘ltcrcsa Vcl'lin, or (‘onncciicul 1
avenue. and Mrs. Mary 1:. Kt‘i‘it‘l‘. oi‘
Gourtlandi lliill‘t'. arc 5111111111112.
weeks at I’laccn 1.111111, ilnmilton (‘oun-
iy, New York.
Arthur '.1‘ 11111111 of Hill'i‘ii'l 511'111'1 '
01114111. (111.140.1011 in the .\i111' l1 'i‘tnc it
i in Allcntowu,
Pit, [IS lifibirlt‘iiil S1Ilt‘b‘ illllllilizl'l‘. Slii‘iii
Saturday and yea-11111111 at his putcnt-
a] home.
.4. Peter 1". Burns. propriciur of 1110
Boston Slow. 111111111111 upon 11 Viit‘i-l
lion Saturday night. Mr. and His.
W B l'nhollz 1111-11 hlr. and Mrs Burns
will take an automobile trip during
tho vacation.
......— “w-”
James Conroy. of Franklin :11 cnuc
" may! on his vacation hum his duties
. as prescription tierk in (llcndcninga
jhnrmaoy on Saturday night. He will
wand 11 part of his week, accompanied
yjllia wife. In New lork state.
, a
Professor Arthur 11. Russell aho
as been slit-riding 11 short time in
frincoton N. J., returned to South
' orwaik again yesterday. for a low
:. ya vacation prior to the opening of
‘ ,; ho preparutlry school witlt which he
to k affiliated.
«...-
Oeorza C Lovkwood, of High street
has received his line JIBW Alco six
;.cyllndor automobile. The car. is a
beauty anti is attracting a great deal
,of attention about Norwalk.
Last
year Mr. inrkwood had a i’nlmcr-
Singer “ automobile.
The traveling canoe, which the Dan-
bury tribe of find Man has had for sov-
" oral wooks past. will be dellvciod to
' chaa tribc. of South Norwaik. out
My ditching.
\l’abaussott trihoainan will loave.i)cn-
.bury on the 6:28 p. in. train to deliver
tho canoe to the South Norwallt Rod
Mans '
.3, ,
lll'. Bohrc, the warden of New Can-
is making considerable improve-
Wis Ih that town. laying new aids
. ' and a number of asphalt crow
The work. is being done by A.
Mr. Bonn
1111111 about 60.000 ms of walks
tits city of disinfcrd this summer,
as he has the city's work about
"iatad for this mason; has taken
‘ New Canaan
blah. will tails . about two
nty, the contractor.
' ‘cmtiaci ici- tits
..
.1 r
_ New Duncan with friends.
- Stamford. formerly of Etholwyn tar-
.. with Robert Huibert. formerly of Non
of”
fit had full in Stamford. last wot-l1, 5115 V
Stainl'oid, about a low dam:
{WU '
A delegation of
, ,, can: of 81'1th '1»
W licsaas ‘oa laturdll'
altruism at. a 1.111.111.1111.
‘ of mama: and nary
V.tnrhod to his studies at Yale Univer-
Vicar, summer vacation.
Edward Modulator, of Harbor ava-
- nae. the popular clerk in Olson a shoe
store, spent yesterday afternoon in
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 11. Mitchell, oi
race, Norwaik, spout. Saturday and
Sunday in Norwalk with relatives.
Frank 8. 51111111. oi Wilton dvenuc.
has returned home‘after a two weeks'
camping trip in Birmingham. Mich,
walk. and other friends. He reports
a most pleasant vacation trip.
.1
....
,——-()119 week more for town taxes.
Charles Veriin, ot Tarrytown. spent
Saturday and yesterday at hip parent-
al home in Elmoreat terrace This is.
Mr Voriin‘a first visit in town sincei
Lnbot [int and he was onlhusiaaiical
iy giocted by his many filenda.
Donald Way, of East avenue. left;
today for New Haven to resume his;
' studies In the Yale Sheffield Scieitiflc
school chore he is taking a course in
electrical engineering. H11 baa eu-
Joted the summer vacation at 11111 par
outnl home in Norwalk.
-——-—-—-—-——--
Up to ti o'clock this evening Gill"l
.(ilcrlt James J. Kaolin, of N01‘Wulh,:
will receive the. names proposed to}
be added to. or erased from the rub E
1111.: list of the cltv o l‘Norwaik. to be
' ilttcpnrcd by the lionrd oi' chlaitatiou;
lot the city of Norwalk for use at the:
Vncily election.
‘.\ll5. (indigo l.. Luckthod. of Stun?
imor 511';cct in not 115 ucli n5 shc
had lawn 1'01 1111111151 frw tiara. She
is suffclint: from iniii'nnmntary Iiii‘lliil-VV
‘aiinm. Mrs. Lockwood is again- can
lined in hcr lit-11 iti’icr having been no.
11111111 1111111111111 :15 to permit 1101' to hit"
around lllc house.
Mr. and 311's. 111111111111 Morrin, oi
3141:11111111' lit'cnuo. arc rclnciubcrln:
,lhcit' malty local friends with postal
cards from ccksiilil. whcrc thcy arc
:cnjoying :1 1111111111 11511 with 111125 Mcr
r‘siii iiiiit‘iiIB. Ml. Mciritt in cm-
pioycti in the 011119 of tho Southern
N011 England ’i‘clcphone company.
City Clerk, .loim .1. Canon. tit hia'
'(llIICi' in Swarm in (‘orbcti block, will
rccoirc up to ti o‘clock this menial:-
ihc 111111105 1111111011111] to no added to. or;
t‘l':1:it‘tl from tho 1111111,; 1151 of the city
jjoi‘ South Norwalk. to ho prcpnrcd by .
11111 hoard of rifgiatraru of the city oi‘V1
South Nurn'a‘. for use at the city cl:
'ection. i
i
at 11 rimming of tho111rociuts 111' the
laiifield (‘11 nuty Sittings Bunk. hold
lscptcmber 21 last. tlic usual scrub-an.
nunl dividcnd nus 1ic1iarcti at tho rule
of 4",. 1101' annual {tom the cnrninaaV
of the six months ending September;
30,1911 The interest bill be enterodi
on pass hooks and paid on aitd aftcri
(itiober iii lilil
The coming of cool nights reminds
you that you will need blankets and
A. J. Collins company calla your at-
tention in today a issue. to their line
of hlnnkt-is. from the most facsimi-1
sivc to tho wry finest of wool blank-
eta 111111111 You cannot have an)
ibiankct-nocds that you cannot till.
.Sco advertisement.
Robert Huibort. formerly of Nor-
.liily Raymond. of what avenuo. inci
sity in New Haven today after that
1
Cracker.
It is the remarkable
COmbination of all
of these things.
If everyone, every-
where, knew how
good they, are,
everyone, every-
where, would eat
them—every day:
,1
Sold by ”. grocers in
every city and town
—Bought
of all classes.
1
Never sold ”in bulk
—-always 5 cents in
the moisture- proof
University of Michigan after having:
line your in Norwallt and was em-
ployed in the Bealshidt Oystsr Com.
any white horn. He made many
friends here and Is a popular member
of the Nutmeg club.
Fill MEI) EEGPLE
m»
Old Folks should in Carsful in Thair
“faction of Montana Madlolcs.
We hava a aaia. dependable and al-
together ideal rsmsdy that is particu-
larly adapted to tbs Mculrainsnts of
and people and persons at weak con»
atltuiiona who suitor from mastication
or cthsr bowel disorders.
certain that It will ration those coin-
plaints and II" absoluta sonar-cacti
in «say particular that was offer it
with our mistrust mraatcs that it
shall cost tbs 11m nothing it it calls
to substantiats our claims. 't‘hiarsni
ady is called Rosaii Cit-dailies.
Rush aromas have a soothing,
hoaiius, strontium”. tonic and mu:
lama action with tho bowls. The!
rumors all irritation. dryness,
and whom M costar; tits
«it madam can «g 11111111
1111111
walk has resumed his studies in the;
skipped a years schooling Ho small
We on so .
“an.“ li‘ltlilflit attains cm- minions dim
and subsist, organs to ram 111me ,.
«all hind
package which
keeps. them oven-
‘
fresh.
111111111 ant ' 9
11a animus
(donut-cad ism bit-as has:
lucky lift in tits slith. stitch its knock»
ads thins-haunt. sitar having struck
out ch two Mods occasions. and 11
units whsa its stills bolas. during an
to a «piston by ”Iliad“ Tali-
its limit tidbit! bars bash
I 1111111411 up
It is not alone the»
convenience, or
the freshness,;or the-
crispne’ss, or the un-
us’ualfoodl-value, or
the digeStibi’lity,
or the cleanliness, or
the price,
made Uneeda Biscuit
the _National Soda
hflmwfial‘fi. .
Not-walk
All Stars
The summary:
that has
ion. 7.
Scanlon. 3.
‘ first inning.
i five runs.
1M1.
‘ thrcc hits.
'chno,it....
Maintain. as.
., 'Brotllarto’n, cf. ..
1’ MRIVOJ, c. an...
Vail: lb.
111111.11
s
“want-mun.”
a
4
4
d
a
3
a
0
0
0
1
0
0
The score by innings:
0 0 ii 0 0 i 0 0 0w 1
00110040910
’Tlme~~l hour, 33 minutes.
UmpiremG. Talimadgc.
Stoisn baaeswlirotbortou, 3;
voy. Halpin. 2; Scanlon, Dukes.
Sacrifice hits--Oakos.
Two-base hits—«11‘. Smith. Scanlon.
Three-base. hits~Mulvoy.
Struck outhy Schumann, 1; Scan-
Wlld pitch-schuman. 2.
for
ccqeaegz'jg
11111111411 '1 till? 26 12
‘ Aiiltara.
' “ “ 111.111.911.11.
.70 fitnith, If. .....16 0 1 1 1
Christian. c o 11 o 3"
F.8mlth,3b.‘.... 5 2 1 3 1
Halpln.lc......’.....4 :i 1 7 0
Bosnian.p. ........2 2 1 it. 2
Rucaoll..rt. ...”...5 0 t u 0
‘ Oakos,cf.... .1'1 11 2 0
Cantrsll."lb. .......410 1111)
Bhaughnesaoy.2bi.. 6 2 0 i. 3
Totals. .........4010 62710
Mul-
Baaoa on hallo-‘01! Schumann. 5;
KNIGHTS OVERWHELMED.
South Ends Score Easy Victory—
Score. 20 to 8.
The Knights of (‘olumhua got the
worst drubbing of this year by the
. South Ends on Kcona Grounds yester-
i day afternoon when they were beaten
1 by a score of 211 to S.
i Harry started to pitch
_; Knights and was hit wry hard in the
Eight bité and
1 number of runs came in ~thin session.
1 Gillian wont in the box in the second
T and he only inaicd one inning.
i then wcat hack'ili the box and he did
fairly wcil until the ninth when the
‘ South Ends got their baiting eyc back
and clonted tho hall for six hits nail
the
some
iiarry
The Knights started to acct-c in tho
3 second niiun they tnillcd two runs on
They scored in the third
and 5111111: number of hits and runs. in
‘ the sixth they scored two runs on two
Elt’its coupled with errors.
McKiertian was hurt in the fifth
V Pigtty
Dresses
o.
0
1
0
0
0 ,
g The season's best from the fashion centers. This fall we have
0 the greatest and choicest assortment we have had for a load time.
0 They are all leaders. Come and see for yourself.
1‘
W
Potatoes, per peck,
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Cranberries. Bartlett Pears. Apples. Oranges, Corn,
Beans. Pickling Onions, Egg Plant, Muskmelons.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
30c
Sweet Potatoes. per peck, . . 35c
W. Baker's Cocoa ..............19¢|3 lbs. Soda Crackers ....... 251:
W. Baker’s Chocolate ...... ....19c113 lb. Baltic Cakes ............... 201:
3 cans Milk ......... . .......... 251113 111133. White Rose Oats ........ 26c
Tomatoes. Lima
PHONE 148
Roton Point Hotel
, Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
'l‘ilc South Ends besides securing Tel. 500 JACOBS bROS., Managers
IM'QiIlLV-lill‘flt“: bits. stoic sixteen buses. “‘
‘ liiothcrmn was the chic! plifci'or. 119V ......,-..~_....-_.....W. r --_--.__
. stole 1119 1111111111 for himself and a fovrv
morc for his teammates for whom he \
'rau. Every man on the team scoured EXTRA SPELIALS
:0“? or 1111119 hits except Conko. and
icvory man on the loam stole a base L at the A&P Store
: or more except Cullen. '
. Cullen and lieaiy both played wryViIEIRY BEST BUTTER. a pound... ...... . ....... . ............... 81¢
. ham}. ill SIIOI‘l. HOWIQV (if [116' ‘1'an FANCY POTATOES. I POOR”.....................1......n. m
: Knights had his batting me with hint. lAQP FLOUR, 2451111011111! bag .....‘ ................................. 60¢
‘1 ”9 lit" IO“! M” 0“! 0‘ "VB times til AGP FLOUR, a barrel .. ............... ..... . $5.90
The Great A81? Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON It. SOUTH NORWALK. -
Tel. No. 909. Dalivarlaa.8:30 a. in. and 2:30 p. m ‘
FREE DELIVERY.
by people -
1
E inning.
J. (Yaltlii took his place.
Tile scone:
South Ends.
ab 1'. it. no. a.
Riley. 3b. .......... “i 2 i l 3
H. Cahiii, 111.1“... '1' i 3 a 1
Friend. of. ....... 8 2 i 2 0
Keene. if. ......... 6 3 :i 3 l
'1‘. Smith. 2b.......5 3 2 2 2
Mulroy,c ....... 5 1 3 8 i
Cullen. as. ........ ll 1 l 1 0
Brothorton. rf. . ll 3 8 1 0
Cooke. 11. .......... 8 l 0 0 1
Totals .......1.
Knights of Columbus.
I
V lie split his hand and wont
glniu right. but only stayed the inning
E0111.
9
fat 30 2:1 :7 12 10
by Nathan. The Springwoods bad a
god chance to even up things in the
half of the first when they had the
bases full and none down. with their
two heaviest hitters. Lehoskey and
Sortis following, but Taimadge. the So
So pitcher. struck them out. The field-
031m; oi. Nathan and Connolly was very
03 good. esmclaiiy the latter. as he
1 caught three files this were labelled
ioxtra bases The 80 80s infield was
. like a stone wall. They played an or-
rorloss game. Bradley tho Baring.
wooda'a right fielder. robbed Rocker
of the hit when he caught his line
drive while he was running in. The
lino-up:
Bnflnlwood—Pitchor, Boiius; catch-
sr. Sanders; first base, Lyon; socond
a“
«no-buns:
EASTERN LEAGUE. "i"
Rochester Wins Pennant After Very
successful Season.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.»The 1911
season of the Eastern League closed.
yosterday with doublt headers at
Providence and Newark. the tailend
clubs in the season‘s standing. Presi-
dent Edward G. Barrow, in reviewing
the season tonight. said it might eas-
ily be classed as one of the most one»
coastal in the 21 years history of this,
the senior organisation in minor base-
ball leagues.
DE KLYN AUTO HITS TROLLEV.
...—.-
NATIONAL. .siscui'r
COMPANY
Car Stoppsd and Machine skiddad Into
. ‘h' r. h. p“ "' °' bass. Tabby; shortstop. Bardosi third . it u .
““1”“ 5 o ‘ 1 2 ‘ baao.Dokua: left field. Inhoakcy; ccn- . '.
Haynes. lb. ti 0 t 8 l 0 tar acid San“; rilht field. Bradley. One of the seven automobiles ownatl
O'Brien. 211. 11.11. .. t l 1 lo 0 0 80 80.0—— Pitcher. Talmadxo; catch- by B. I“. DoKiyn. of New York city.
Connolly. 3b. ii 3 1 _2 0 ii iii. Artoli; first base. Rucksr;.haccnd who has the beautiful summer homo
Howloy, of. 2b. 15 0 s a o 0 1m. Paahka: short lion, Chontaa; ItPlno Pointwaaalishtlr damagedon
Matthews. rf. cf. 5 1 i 8 l 1 third Mn Callahan: left field. Con. Saturday afternoon. at 5:80 o'clock,in
Barry. I" ‘ 2 1 0 0 0 policy: center field. Nathan; rliht Wall street. Norwaik, “h“ the un-
chiornan. c. rt. .. 2 o 0 8 0 2 field Hove-y. . chine ran into the rear of a trolley
Harry. p.111. a l o 0 1 1 ' t" can- on the River strontctunaoi. Fons:
' . , Cahlil. rft 2 i t) 0 0 0 NATIONAL LIAGUI. Case. chauitour for Hamlin. was in
. .. .. 1.. .. .. .. , ...... 1 charm, and the fault of the accident
'Totals .'......;...10 s 11 ii? a 11 Turn mailing. seems to lie half-way hatwaon tho tint-
‘l‘ha soars by initials: Won boat no. lay company and1tha antoiat.
aouui can. a 1 a 1110 cc 0540 New York .........;811 48 .1150 All 111., trollsyl coma to a stop on
K. of c. 0 a a 0111 01 10.... 8 Chicaso .............8li 57 .593 the tunncii. coins in aitbsr direction.
' The summary. Pittsburx ...........82 62V .5” by 01-poi- s from the attics. tfilms anyone
atolsn bans—Koala Howler. Harry, Phliadsiphia . . .‘iil . 111 .643 Inflowlnsitho trolley cad not nooosaao’
fills: a. 1'! palllli ll. F'risnd. Kenna. St. Louis .....r......'lilj 08 .618 fly realise that the car is aoiagtostop
' hmith. Mulvoy. Brothsrton ii. Cooks 1. Cincinnati ...........cc 79 .456 because the conductor (loos not pull
' Two-bass hits-«foulisa. Cahili, l-iow- Brooklyn . .68 82 .408 tbs ball: a alaaal always looked for by
lay. lulvoy, ltilay. Katina. Boston . .36 101 .203 autolata following a trolley.
son ands:- tha dam at its various.
m WM loath NMIIII on on.
cthar bccasics and mt any victors
or as scars on lot.
hazards: that” than to town coon
dsat oi victory on aaain snatchad
tho Ilnral. 1
Tbs work 1:: Comics was has not
start as finish. its bald his oppos-
bats am 1011111» city-strata cat sav-
1!.
cm, 'I.
0.. 7.
Wild pitch-131Mb.
minim-Mimi stills.
Throat-bass hits-roonaclly.
Doubts plays—Maths". Ham, .tloa-
t
attach cut-37 Harry, 121
Buss cu hallo-01: O'Brien. 2.
Loft on buss-dough lads. 711‘. of
Vastaraay'a limits.
Cincinnati. ii; New York. 6.
Philadelphia. 81 St. Louis, I.
Chicago-Boston .postpoasd. rain.
by
’AMIIIGVAN 1.11.1111.
, 1 ‘I‘sambtaadlna.
.- . Won host
thh‘phl‘.lsasssos’6 “, .
wwtsaunsuuassg‘ 51.
QRW .s’unoisu?‘ 67
3. 1m lasslibsttt" “
sV‘asstsaIVO" 70”?
Luann
(lavas applied his brakes but the slip-
pory pavatncat allowed tbs car to
slide into the fondai of tho car, which
' was up at the time. The glass in
both hsadllshts was broken out. but
tho auto was othsrvriao uninjured.
MW
, KUWMIMITH.
Frans Kulcaar and Annie Namath
10.: stars niarslad. Iaturdar amnion, at.
Hall” 11.0fm church.” .
its {by trial omits. on. with.»
ass wars chitin. tsuicuat'. brother at
tbs groom. and MM hordes. Both
3
m tits acids. mm. pains tram no»
aortic inhibition. .1:-
'1.
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