Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 29, 1911 · page 4

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it. ' "glitters“ along the way.

”to l» lurc. playing tho val-loud gained
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Tiara landing. ‘ "’
Won Loot Nil.
NOWYoi‘iK...........90 50» .813
Chicago .117 511 .800
Pntoburx '......'...1.82 65 .5318
Philadelphia ..... 77 M .5“
;“ for Fall and Winter St. Louis ...... .....73 70 .511 .
' ALI. PATTERNS. 1% Cincinnati ..... (i7 80 Add
throoklyp .- . . ....... ., . 60 82 .423
FASHION ”OK' u’ “M" "Id Boston .' ........ ' ..... 37 104 .262
with Pattarn. .
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
f iE. K. BANKS Yoatcrday’l Raoul“.
9 . . , . , ' ' New York, 18: ‘31. Louis. 12.
XM’wKMrMON a?“ ”mom Philadelphia. 9; Cleveland, 3.
i BOU H 0 all, 1: Washington. 2; Detroit, 1.
Boston. 6; Chicago, 3.
‘T _ V I I ’-
l Team Standing. .
WEATHER FORECAST . . Won Lost EC.
For Norwaik and vlfiinlty: Rain to- Philadelphia u. ------ 97 ‘37 .674
night. Saturday clearing and slightly Del-F0“ -- ----------- 86 0'9 -593
colder. Brisk and probably high Cleveland ----------- :9 b9 @334
south winds shifting to northwest to- New York ----------- 1:1 7h 3318
night, The disturbance that washed Chicago ............. Z: 7': .1100
tral yesterday morning over Nebraska, Boston -------------- (‘2 7; -497
has moved rapidly eastward and in Washington --------- hi. 30 31,18
new central near Buffalo. N. Y. it has St. LOUiS ------------ 40 104 378

produced cloudy and rainy weather in
the Lake region, and along the, coast
north of Hatteras, N. C. it is followed
by an area of high pressure, now cen-
tral over the Dakotas. that is produc-
ing cool, pleasant weather in the north-
west. Freezing temperatures were re
ported this morning from Vermont and

 

Maine. Warnings for high winds are
dishizut'ti along the New England}
(oust.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Minimum, :16; maxi-E

'l‘vinpei'utiii'o: '
11111111, Ill. Cit-1111'.

ti. A, [i‘i'itnktu oi‘ liuzol street, is
Bill‘ii'iiiliil. lilt' day in Bridgeport on
business.

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Steven 37.11110 has sold his snioou lit
in‘ liurhiink street to Antone Novel“-
1.—i_\ 11nd Antone i’uiucik.

l‘iuycs
o

i’ritne roast hoof. 12 L31:
1111 11' ‘111'.

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'lhc 'I‘win L‘ity Ailiictic. Club is at
running anothot snioltct, to he held on ,
October 17 at the Auditorium. Eli'orts
are being made to match .lohn tilav-
er) Benjamin with Bunny Ford.

 

There was 11 well attended month‘s
mind mass this 111111 11i111, at St. Mary's
church for the late .\l1'.a Mun Mc-
Mtiilcn. Rev. Thomas J Finn oillc i-
ated. the muss being held at eight}

o'clock.

At the 0011111151011 0! the (‘-hr;lstiau
industrial league Meeting which will
he iititi, this evening. in the South
.\or11aik Methodist Episco opal church,
an oyster supper will be served.

 

 

wForcquarter lamb, 8c lb. iiayes'.

market.

#—

Postal cards are being received from
Jay 8. Buckley. of Franklin avonuc.i
from Huntington, 1.. I. where he has
stopped on one of his cruises in his
new boat the 'Edlth.‘ He repoits that
he is having a into time.

 

(l, A. Frankc. oi Norwaik. sold a
fine building lot near Slicedy's corncr'
Winnipauk. to Charles lloit. of Perry
avenue yesterday. it is understood
that Mr. Holt will build on the now-
iy purchased land in the pear future.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bum, or
Eaut avenue. and Mr. and Mrl. W.- B
'Unholz. of Berkeley atrcct, have re
turned from a live day's automobile
trip to the eastward. They took in
Narragansett Pier and other places or

.....

~~Basebaii, S'Norwalka vs. Banga-
tucks, Sat. 8:30. Amusement Park.

Mn. 3'. w. Payroll, of Norwalk, gave
a party to.,a numb» or the friends or
her 'llttlc 1111:1111 yesterday alter-
noon at her home in Brush street.
The ilttio toll wcrc antortaincd from
’«3 until 6 and all world themselves

idiot. were carved about 5 oclock at-
up which tho ilttlo people departed

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cit 1.11m mama.
’ N no: 1111111.. 111111111111 pac-

' \ritnted

"its

. 111171611111. amour.

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Ycatarday'c Mouth.
Chicago. 2: New Varicl .
Brooklyn. 8; St Louis. 4.

At Cliloltlutiflfialll.

 

JOHNSON T0 QUJTTHE RINGd

Negro Says He‘ll Never Como Back.
Either.
LONDON, Sept. zit—«Jack Johnson
and ilonibaidled Well; appealed in
How stieet Police (ourt yesterday and
gave ball that theli proposed light will
not take place anywhcie in the Brit- i
is l1 isles 1
When asked by the Magistrate if he
to say aurthtug, .lohnkon,
speaking in a low deep voice, Hllilii 1"
should like to say that l. John Arthur
Johnson, speaking tot my uoit’, wish to
announce that on Monday next. it
aha 11't box with Mr. Wells in- tho ilrit~i
li-1h 1111611 01 in any place wlicrc'ilreat‘
Britain has control."
Johnson’s 11111111111111-

 

 

said yesterday;

'tbut alter the lighter had concluded

his toutracta with 111111111 thoatt'cs in
England he would quit the mine ting
lie \1 cold ll't'i'tl' iiitt‘ on 11 dime Iii pub
lic again and would 1'1 liro as the
li'emyweiuht thuinpiou of the world
, itiilllt'loli says that ho will limo ill:
teen weekk in the music halls of Emu
land and then he will go to Americiip
where he has a tow 1'()llir:it‘is. Wimp"
they hate limit hlin't- 'li 11101111 will over
sot: him in the ring at: 11in unless it I11
101 chail'ty ‘
lie. \1 on 't do what another (ititiupion
did rotit'u and then (01111: hack Thiti
swimt Johnson said: i
“The title will have to remain Viri
cant a year or so. but after that i
mean to get live of the heal. 1111111 111 all
able to light it out and name the host
as the. champion." i
The court proceedings did not force
Johnson to this conclusion, ho says.
He has been thinking it out for some
time and his wife persuaded him 11'
great deal. He had only one other
light ilxed up and that was in Aus-
traiiu. As Australia is governed by
England Johnson does not wish to risk
the journey there only to find that
lighting is to be declared illegal.
“Sporting Life" says that Wells has
agreed to box .lohndou in Paris on the
second Saturday in October.

,to box. but it is expected that an at. fij

rangemcnt will be made.

 

air?"
GultomcrwWoa, my wife."
Floorwalkor~"All right. air.

~1Puck.

MAD. A DONKIY OF PAPA.

 

have a ride at a donkey?
not.
on a donkey. mothor‘l
Mother (to fathor)-Oh. for good

tinder.

 

DIIIRAILI NIIOHIORI.

new pco‘nlc out door?

parlor with, a handsome dining lot.

, two dogs and a 111111114111.htm»

Nowl.

"111 your 111m in not allow to
itiativo and alarm
"Yon.” 131111.11 moat in the

-~ and the mutt 111111 local

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

.Phlladpiphla, 1,; Plttlburg.0 . '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Johnaon --
than not yet dignified ilitl willingness I:

Floorwalltcrw'toklng .lor anything. I;

Put It ‘
' notlcc in tho 'I.oat' column or our dai-' 3:
ly paper published on the thirty third I:
floor. locond counter. by'a o'clock. and ;j
it will be on tho corridors boron 4." --

Bmall Billy (at acnllioro)~(lan‘t i II
Mother-wild. darling. Father days
Small Billy-Why can't [have a ride

ness' nice. David, give him a rut. on 3
your back to troop him quiet—«Path- ..

1m. Quinlcyw-What mu or. 11111, 1 "

1m. Doro-A mud piano; tow: '

The Coming Of Cool Nights 1
‘ dado our bit; department at niankcts stocked to overflowing with a 1’
' , , mayolflocht showing or beautitui.

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,Wooiy"

i or Mary orallyi and a't cvcry price. from the most inexpensive to tho
very 111111 or Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
nocda which cannot to supplied from this splendid department to.
your lasting aatlolaction and economy.,

' Prices from 590 upwto $7.50 ,
The. A. 1.} COLLINS 'COMPANY

124. NORTH MAIN ‘ITR‘IT SOUTH NOIWALK.
That’s It i-~

Je 0 0a A‘Hllt'i‘iiing

‘ Send us an crdor for on. load. and V» will rctaln you as a cut-
tomor. Olunnrco from olatc,_unllorm quality, auitablo for furnace.
range, stove or aclMdodcr. Priced on application.

RAYMOND BROTHERS”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

r
, . . aaour FIEDs ,
Molasses is good. biit there is no" magic in it. as. the Wontern

mattuitmturers would have you believe. They use the molasses to
call the food a superior one. but it is no hotter than the starch from
corn meal. Starch on Well llH inolaksoa, is copra 'led into augur in di-
nestionwuut inuiuaaes can noun a multitude oi at no The law states,
just what should be in feed.
what he in really booing tho law would be ofletttlvc~tlmilith some-

times it rooms as it this same consumer would buy thunder and light-

plug it it, were cheaper. lionnio Home Ground Wade notion their "
merits. ’ “ ~15 ' . -

. ~ ’ MANUEL road MATCH-
vi

l‘ii'ui in q11alit1'.llrot in price always in the minds of its. custom

11rd ilonulc lionto Ground Food for flames tattle and Poultry.

 

 

 

THE COMPARISON

hoiu'ocit the iiuppi-fl‘s hour and
that. of any other. ill‘t‘\\‘(‘d is
as wide apart as tilt? poles. it
V‘stands away iiiltll? everything
in hours in Qliilitl)“ purity and
Ihll around oxc'olioi . and 111111.,

11111 a favorite unit the pub
i1 Order a case 0' l‘tuppcrta
hour. and when you tit-ed 1.11m e-
'liliii_1: "ion that tired tooling."
{or dohllity or us an invigora-
tor. try 11 bottle and you ulll
13“" that there is nothing to
equal it.

Magnet & Flynn

Telephone 721

GOA

 

 

ion

(18 Water Street

“Working Man

can find moat anything in the line “or working ahoca at our store.
We have a complete line or worklnu choc: that will stand the wear
and tear of any trade. Any pail-cl IhOOI that do not iilve entire
nil-taction can be brought back to us and we will coo that the
buyer zeta utlatactlou. '

Our lino oi wink Ovcrl um «it cannot be beat tor their Ciao-y

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Pall. Gun Mouth-ad Viol Kid. .l

t We have a new line 0! Queen Quality Shoe- that will please
and give good satisfaction to our lady buyers
Pay ill 11 vlult and nice for yourself.

TheWhite hoe Store

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Sacco-con tulle Fina Boot Shop
WWIHutunstmt

WALK OVIRI
30 I MIN.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GUI!" QUALITY
, FOR WOMIN.

’l‘bc 17‘!th acute in con-Marla; a .
bill to prohibit tho importation . or
absinthe at coca do W1“
manufacturo. talc or in attack ,
attor- two illfl from tho data at tho
basal: or the name.

 
 

 

 
 

moor-hum no. -.-.—- (1111,11

 

lotion-«a man 1111 mm to 111.1111.
lutcad of 010' 1151111 lounwinud at- M ."indll. ,.
(air a now atom door to: public ho". call I
wiiunnnmpmnrmot WW”M
arm

 

. cylinder with 1111'

 

 
 
 

 

it the 'consumor 11111111 something about 1

 

 

for Next Winter’s Com-
at Lowest Prices

HARRIS. & GANS Co.

South Norwaik

 
 
 

Styles and their Wearing Quality. We have Walk Oven in Roman _

x‘u I;I,IfdvI‘I‘CZIII:IIIZ",IIITI:"l:l.‘:l‘-.'1.1.1'.‘:' -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1mm «momma:
7 Illd to Mr. Arthur W. Pinon: ‘

06min Mutin- .1111 iiitd'cli 111' ,

who coca HI‘LLVSTAHT'HIS 0th .
,BANK ”
AI he new district visitor looked
Mr. L'cahy. i! you 'vo no objection to‘
chin, 1111c had a momentary ucuaati n“
o: reluctance to question him; but she
overcame it. and boson nor appointed
tack. .
“Where do you deposit your waxes,
Wr. Malay. it you' ve no objection to
tolling me?" she asked. “I amtryiux‘
tovlntorcat the neighborhood in the ex-
cellent movie's Bank lately started.”
"ours, i’d as soon tell you or not."
, said liar. Leaky, cheerfully.
“'Tls tin dollars a week I earn.

and grocery hills, an’. the milkman,
on' boubt what‘s needed for Colic an'
1111' me an' the five children. 1 de-
posit the riot o’ the money in barr'ls.
ma'ani. .

"i uses ougar-barr’la.‘mostly. They-
’re a bit larger and no holds more.
But whin i can‘t get tblm 1 make shirt

panion.

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REAL LADY

Among the youngsters belonging to
a college aettlemcnt in a New. Eng-
land city was one little girl who re-
turned to her humble home with glow.
lug accounts of the new teacher.

"She's a perfect lady " exclaimed
the ontiuioiuutic youngster. “that's
what she is!" . , .

The child's mother gave her a doubt-
iul look. “How do you' know?” she
said. ,"You've' only known her two
days."

"it's easy enough teliln'." continued

Whit: We paid the riot. the provision .

wid plain ilour-harr'ls."-~Youthd Com-

 

could be put to.

iii if you are thinking of purchas-
ing a Piano, you should not fail
to look the Sterling over. '

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO ‘
(30.

est that ”to is

A Sterling Player Piano has been
aboard the U. S. Gunboat Machias
for over four years and has given?
the" best of satisfaction. 'r This is.
the most severe test that a Piano

 
 
 
 

104 Washington St
Phone 30

 

 

the child. "i know she‘s a perfect

lite all the timo."----I.Iinplncotts.

Whig-W“

if i am right Thy grace impait
Still in the right i0 stay:

If i am M01111. (1 teach my heart
To find tiittt hotter “ny-

Tout it me to feel unothor's woo,
To hide {hi faults i see;

Flint maru‘l to others chow.
Tiiut' them show to mo.I

GAlNlNG a 811‘.

was Npl‘lliiilll; to a friend concerning
his iat1ret..work. He was extremely
1 (iOWlillllSl. “There‘s. no denying lt.‘_' he
flilllilel'l‘ti. "i can't coniponc 1121 well as
' i did livo yours aim." ,
. "Oh, yes. you can,” said the
land lioucxt friend In whom no inadu
giiit‘ t'mil‘t-aslon. "it‘s only that your
gtoute in improving."~- Lippiricott‘s.

i mm...“ m

 

1

i flood tlnio thlsw nont- hoitor‘E-to
look at some adrcrtlsod real estate
‘ln The Stfillliilci ‘

 

 

; YOU TAKE no CHANCE

i when you buy a

 

Stove

We will refund money after, 30
days’ use. if not satisfied.

Prices from

$19 toS55

SON CO.

 

 

an
Maine" ooaei

LOVER’S

at“. M"

 

 

tried

it i. ANGEVINE to:

ill-ill wacnmc'rou a-r. :1 ’ T

 

Iiady because she makes .VOu leel po-l ‘V

.-\t a Philadelphia club a iiiueltriuni

 

 

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His Royal Highness

the American automoiriiist, is the man
that we are catering to audio order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring iuo
this shop before starting out. ‘Wc will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts, put his en-
gine, brakes, magneto.--plugs, etc, in
good working order ‘and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to

 

 

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Optician

 

 

 

O. D. Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line i ..
Eyes. Examined Free '

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

 

 

 

 

Stewart M

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

a

Bookkeeping
South Norwalk

Plci Golden Do muudcr

tlca. only 81.00.
can cl 24 bottlca.
rectum you to

modmmcndod you.

[Hill I. can

 

. THI WINTII.
ARI MADE

errill Night School

Opens October 3. -—-Enroii Now
Stenography

Stamford

——NOTICE~—

it you pmior a medium Boer. neither very light nor dark drink
it is a production made exclusively from
the choicest liar y malt and tho costliest Saucer hops purchaaable.
made by the pioneer brewer or this country. Get a case of 24 two
How about a can of Pabst. cithcr dark or light?
Our auction In due to friendly recommendations We respectfully

in us an order tor the beat Brewed Bottled Beer in
the country. on perhaps you will recommend us to others. as we are

Cactellano & Bardani

Prompt llollvary lvcrywlioro

pouch to Launch Owners

Lar’uc ran vouajdnoma out or vooa acar, .
MARI rad noccccaav' aara‘iaa ano lTORl IT iron
no CHARGI roa aroma: tr nomad

ESpeciaityManuiacturing Co. .

English Branchcs

Port Chester

Only “.50 I.

26 Railroad Avanuo

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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