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The ' modern Tomi: lilo N-,
STRUCTOR. containing. the
that amuse at m 00d lilo
.ml. with Teutonic. pl, Iron. “1 '
Bold only”
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.F. H..WIR 1
our Candy. Ice Cream and
Bakery products Ire so
satisfactory, is because
we use only the '
_ 1 1 near
MATERIALS
F. A. LANE,
at Washington street.
Launches and Boats 1
of all kinds promptly built. Boots
for sale. All kinds ed repairing
given special nuptial.
Oyster shell Point, Nomik‘
Iouth Nomi-tit
Charles Buck, 'Jr. .
ELECTRICAL
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GENERAL 1,
scram worm
Address: ‘
., 51 MAIN 8T., NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901: house. 214
F. ‘S. Ambler, of Norwalk, is on a.
business trip through bong island.
f Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R..
'wlll hold a reguar meeting tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Bertha R. Gregory, of South
Norwalk, has been the guest of
Westport friends.
Proprietor Peter F. Burns. of the
Boston Store. spent yesterday in New
York city on business.
J H. 'l‘yrenn. of Fair street and
William J. Wood, .lr., Civil Engineer,
of Westport aVenue, are engaged on
a large contract job in- New Haven. ‘
Harry Earle, of East avenue, who is‘
this year attending Andover Prepare
tory school is spending the Week at
his home. He will return to Andover
on Sunday.
Miss Blossom Smith, of 18 West
avenue, is spending a week at the Ho-
tel Martha Washington. in New Yol'k
city, and will later go to South 0r-
ange, N. J., to visit friends.
Furnaces are being cleaned out.;
stems are being put up, coal is being
placed in the bins of the houses of:
the town, and everything is. being
done to prepare for the winter.
The master mason degree will be
conferred this evening at St,
Lodge. )0. is, F. and A. M. at their
stated communication to be held in
the Masonic Temple in Wall street.
There are a great. many Norwnik
people planning to take in the Dan-V
bury Fair on Saturday. This is uuto-'
mobile day and the bulk of those who
anticipate attendihg are motor enthus-
iasts. , |
. day at 3 o‘clock.
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Nowhere do the new style notes lnl
corsets ring out more tleuriy than at:
the N. E. Ryan Co.‘ a store. rimming
women who require defined lines in
their corsets are absolutely assured of
a satisfactory selection at, this store;
Fittings and consultations are free.
Although but little is said these
days about swimming, yet there are
a few young men who continue to
daily take their swim at one of the
local shore resorts. Though the wet-i
or is getting chilly it is invigorating‘
and the swimmers are enjoying it.
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The final arrangements for the ha’n-
quiet. of South Norwalk Council. No.
1258, K. of C.. to be held on next Wed»
nesday evening. at the Hotel Mnhnck-
one, will be made at tonight's meeting
of the council. it is estimated now;
that 100 covers will be laid. .A great
time is looked for, and every member
is expected to he on'hand. The mom
here or the council will go to commun
ion in a body soth'e 7:30 o'clock mass
on Sunday.
The woman‘s Civic Magus will hold
its-am misting with Mrs. w. A. Our
tie. 18 West avenue. Friday. October
as, It 3:80 p. in. The day of the last
meeting was stormy. and it is hoped
that In'membera who can possibly be
present will come this time. The re
port of‘tiio chairman of the entertain-
»ie'at committee concerning the en-
tertainments inaugurated for the it
Mary auditorium will be given and the
report of the chairman of the educa-
tional committee will be heard with
interest.
ievening, in its rooms in South Main
street.
John's! ‘
' home of Mr. and Mrs. King.
. double.
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orwiilk '
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Mrs. Charles H. Dilworth, of Mott
avenue. is spending the day in New
York city on business.
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There will be a meeting of the Trin- ’
ity branch of the (lirls' Friendly Socie-
tv, this evening, in the Guild room.
The South Norwnlk Meal. Socialist
party. will hold its seml~monthly meet-
ing, this evening, in in rooms, in South
Main street.
The semi-mouth] business meeting
of the Central labor Union will be
held this evening in the Labor Lyceum
in Washington street.
Olive Branch lodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pythiae, will hold its weekly busi-
ness meeting. this evening. in its
rooms. in South Main street.
Star oi’ Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest, will hold its semi~month~
ly business meeting. this evening, in
its recurs. in Washington street.
The gemi-monthly business meeting
of South Norwalk Council, No. ll.253.
Knights of Columbus, will be held this
The degree team and gourd oi the
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, l. 0 0 F.
twill have a full rehearsal this evening.
iA class of candidates will be initiated
tomorrow evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperance,
Union will meet at the home of Mrs. :3
8. ll. Meeker. 17 Westport avenue. h‘rl- ‘
All interested in tem-
perance are welcome. l
The (‘ircle of Light will meet in the-
Norwalk lluptist Church this evonlnu.
Business session at. 7:30 o'clock, l)e-.
votlonsl meeting at it o'clock. Every-1
'one is invited to o DI‘BIOII.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Boutweii, of
Bridgeport. are spending a few days.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Howard,
King. Van Zuni street, East Norwallt.‘
.\ir. and Mrs. llurry. King, of North~
port, II. 1.. and Mrs. M. Bailey. of.
l Brooklyn, N. Y.. are also giro-ts at tlie‘
You shouidmot full to see the show
that opens at Hoyt's Theatre this of-
ternoon and continues for the balance
of the week. This popular playhouse
in order to accommodate thopiihlic.
plays three shows it fly. lltlnee at
2:15, evenings at 7 I“ 9:]! o'clock.
No place can you go and the .Ihow
that they play for the prices. as almost
every act that. appears here plays all
lho larger cities where their prices are
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Bank Account
No maitorwliat you buy at this store—you are assured "
1 that body receives equal treetrirent. We play no
‘1‘ layorlteso—cncoptwthat everybody is I fluorite.
Men” of limited means who must have .the best poa-
Iibic value for their money will find our clothing is war-
thy of the most careful consideration. Not only is there
actual wearing value incorporated' in every garment. but ‘
style is a strong factor.
Even if you don't have to get the best possible value-
for; your money, you certainly are not averse to having
” it—and that is what you get here.
.
Come in and talk over the fail clothing situation with us
a—we'il convince you that while out appeal for your trade
is in our interest, We decidedly to your advantage.
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TWO STORES:
The New Store ,
l 24 Wall St., Mentions.
l
14 South Main St.
South Kuwait
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Compo Mill Pond Oysters
New Bedford Scallops '
MoNTAUK ewes. wanna. stir-
rsnripi-i. sea ease. GNAPPER
FLATS. NATIVE EELS, STEAK COD.
HAKE, SOFT CRABD. ROUND AND
LONG CLAMD.
Lobsters
TELEPHONE 10!. VIII DILIVIRV.
intuit titlii tilt
They Can Lute EM tins oi its-
...ifcmaining Semen.
BLUES, MAINE SALMON. HALIDUT,.
SATURDAY;
Cntbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
liilililil Pillllil
mining lites Buster and Still
Be, the, illustrious
National Magus pennant winner,
season of. tall—due New York team.’
‘ To all intents and purposes, the
National league championship season
ended yesterday with the foregoing
result. All that remains now is to
play out the schedule. which calls for
games up to October 12. With one or
two possible exceptions. the positions
of the clubs will be the some at the
nice. of the season as.now—Chicngo
second. Pittsburg third, Philadelphia
fourth. St. Louis fifth, and Cincinnati
Brooklyn and Boston bringing up the
roar in the order named'
The Giants won their 95th game
A. F. Bookmann & C
THE‘DEBT OF EVERYTHING TO EAT AND DRINK AT
PRICES
Fancy Maine Potatoes - .
Fancy No. 1 Sweet Potatoes
Red Grahams, Social Teas,
Nab'ncos . .
Armour’s. Breakfast Beech lb 19o
Armonr’s Star Hams lb 1
, Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, 2 qts 25
TEAI- . BUTTER
- COFFEES E003
as a so waeiimorou sr.’
pk 30o
WINES
LIQUORS
Phone 440. Ion-m nonwnut
yesterday and could drop all their
nine remaining games, while the Chi-
canos could win all their remaining
five, and still win the pennant. Thus:
W. L. RC.
New York ......... 95 59 .617
Chicago ............ 94 till .610
To make sure of victory, Manager
Mcflrsw sent in Mathewson. who was
the hero of the world's series in 1905,
when New York defeated the Athletics
largely through his work. As a re-
suit the Brooklyns were blanked while
the Giants scored twice and clinched
their title to the ting;
With ultimate success assured it
seems probable that Manager McGraw
will put in many substitutes in the
giving his stars
needed rest. for the world's series.
Thus it is hardly likely that the New
Yorke will equal Chicago's record of
last year, when that team’ won ,the
pennant with 104 victories, 50 defeats
and a percentage of .673 To reach
,James Murtie and in 1904 and 1905
Lunder John J. hicliraw, the present
drummer of the team.
The standing today is:
Won host PC.
New York ......... 95 50 .856
Chicago ............ 89 till .597
Plttsburg .......... 84 67 .556
Philadelphia ....... 79 69 .534
St. Louis .......... i3 72 .503
Cincinnati ......... 68‘ st 356
Brooklyn ...... . . . . .60 83 .420 1
Boston ............. as 106 .264 i
Yesterday's ReIultI.
lioston 7. Philadelphia 3 (first
gumet: iloston 7, Philadelphia 1 (sec
ond garnet. ,
New York 2‘ ilrooklyn ll. ’
Chicago 9. St. Louis 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
it May Be Your
Misfortune
to lime to wear a plate. but there is
no reason wht you (shunt have the
good fortune to possess one that fits
well and gives satisfactory sertlce.
No two persons have the some shaped
month but ulih my wide experience
and knowledge of the mechanical
principles involved in the making of
a perfect denture i am able to pio-
duce resii. in under diflcult and porn
liar conditions. If your plate drops
or irritate-i your mouth let me show
you what i’iel trouble is.
Dr. ,J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St.,, Bout! Harwell
Hours: 9 a. It. to I p. n. Bon-
due of appointment only.
Flannelette
N ight; Robes
750 8: $1
FLANNELETTE KIMONOB.
Short Kimonos . ...50o to $1.00
Long Kimonos....0‘l.oo to $2.60
Short Crepe Kimonos ....... 30o
Long Crepe Kimonos ..... 31.00
J. l. Mallettc
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahachemw-W. P. Holland. 8. N.
LImb. W. McMillan, A. E. iloule, M.
Bernstein, S. Ilobbe, J. W. ilogdu, J.
litmuds, William Molten. E. Hesse, l’.
0. Rogers. P. F. Msddocli. New Turk;
J. C. Kellen. M. B. Palmer, 3. w.
Smith. New Haven: Sunni G’s:-
iitoin. Bridgeport; G. Mathewson. ll. ll.
“frightful. S. Nowell, Boston: ll. B.
Holmes, Bradford. Hills, bl. Y.: 0. E.
Serials. 1. ll. Boyle. Fairdeld; L.
Mints. Newark, N. J.;. L. R. Hurlhutt,
'Wllton: O. 1.. Rockwell. ilidgeileld; H.
E. Kempton, Worcester, Mass; A. J.
Thomas. Stamford; K. L. Kitnefelter,
E. G. Neuor, Rowayton; it. Horn, Nor-
wuui; o. n. Williams, humanoid.
Mass; it. Mathewson. F. White.
F. n. Lawton, it. F. Nanak, city.
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STAN FORD DINATIO CONGO”-
DATION.
The Harvest festival coca-lea ne-
cessitates having on hand some excel-
lent. pure. A1 WHlIKllo, Willis,
lulu. Permit us to supply you with
I delightfully pleasurable one.
Our prices am most reasonablenour
stocks complete and our service is as
perfect as it is poesihie to,th it“
so why not try us?
Costellaiio 8. Bardani
summit defeated consolidation in m Delivery W
the election this week by a m or 1‘“ 4“- .“MIW A».
our two to one, and those who have 4
been working for a chance iii-the W ,
einment in thet place will Mr .
the requisite- and your chair will be ~
Team Standing.
: Won Lost P.C.
’Phllndelilhln ....... 99 50 .664
Detroit ...........ss 62 iii?
Cleveland .......... 79 Ti .52?
Chicago ............ 76 72 .513:
New York ......... 76 . 74 .507
ilIOSlOil ............. 3‘?- Ti. .50"
\\ ilillilngton ........ til 87 .424
St ionis ........... ii.‘ 106 .256
j Yesterday's Results.
“wellington 4. Philadelphia 2. ,
Detroit 2. Cleveland 0 tfiret some); i
Cleveland ii. Detroit ti (second unmet.
iloston ii, New York 4 l
Chicago H St. Louist} inrst game); 3
:St. Louitl 2, Chicago 1 (second game). i
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‘ELIY NIALLACE WEDDING.
Young Lady.
Arthur Richard Bothy, of Aneonis.l
was united in montage Tuesday even i
in: to M‘ias Harriet Belle “Wallace
daughter of hlr and Mrs. v.1 WI 1;
Ill-'9. of 127 Wilcox avenue. \lorideii ii'
The ceremony took plate at 6 ociockl
in the First Methodist church Rev. \i'
ll. Kidd, the pastor. officiating The
church wII prettily decorated for the’
event with palm and Imilax. complet-
ing the genem color scheme or green
and white.
Miss Kittie iii. Belliy,,of Ansonin. Ils-
ter of the more. was maid of honor.
She wore a gown of blue crepe do
chine. with Iiiver trimmings. The
bridesmaids were. Misses Margaret
Faulkner, of Lynn: ins lino. of lied-
tord; Ethel Bwain. of New llrituln;
Alice Tarranthf Santana; Mollie Por-
teus, of Hartford, and Evelyn Sargent.
of Mice-tier. Mass. The bridesmaids
are all members of the Phi Sigma Al. _
pita sorority of the alumina soloist in
Springfield, which Mill Walloon at»
tenants. They were white crepe do
chine. with blue routed trimmings.
The but man was Thea-es [slim
brother of the m otmw’flr
W3 1“ W mm
the western club's mark for 19“). the VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound ..... ..........
New Yorke "0“"! hm ‘0 “'1“ a” ”'9 s'rxna rancv POTATOES, a peck.. .............. so.
rest of their nine contests. ' """""" um.
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MW Y0!“ previous “ambush,” up FLOUR. 24/, pound sag ......................... . ............ .. lab
Were W0“ ll) 1388 and 1889 “DUCT A‘P FLOUR. IDI'TDI ”nun-nu. ............. . ...... - ........... . “
iletin with jet trimmimts.
;throughuut with trimmings of autumn
Ht reception followed the church cer-
>the following program:
Former News“: Mon Weds I Meriden i "
? pine with pearls.
'llecenilier l.
.' Automobile Building, Danbuiy Fair
and convince yourself that “The Meyer see of the Meyer car, the ‘
Moyer want to own one."
OSCAR H. BANK
RIVER ETREET Tolophone 681-3 NORWALK. DON"
EXTRA SPECIALS ’
at the A&P Store
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAOHINGTON 01’" SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. in. FREE DI. ..
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raucv Poi-arose. PECK .. .....
nucv swear sources. PECK ..... . ......... . ..... ..
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Ii pits. Grandma's Pancake Flourzso { 3 plus, Poet 'l‘oasties ‘for. . mm
3 pm. Becker's Cream Oat- 6 bars Babbet's Naphtha
meal ...................... 25o Soup for ................
3 pkgs White Rose Oatmeal. .254: 7 lbs. Laundry Starch for...
6 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c i it bars Ozone Soap
80L! AGENTS FOR WARD'S TIP TOP BREAD
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yer thread lace bolero. She carried
it shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and bridal roses. 4
The mother of the bride were black
The groom's
mother were black crepe tie chine with
lace.
The Wallace home
WELLER
Safety R320
for 50¢
Call at our store and examine
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore &
onuoeisre ‘
I North Main ei. Io.’ Moment
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Dues Your Reef
The Century Co 1. . r f ‘i'
Iron ALL Lune.
05o A GALLON etc A ear.
was beautltlcd
leaves. palms. siullax and cut flowers.
cinch) to which the immediate friends
of the think: were lnvlted.’1‘i_\on cat-
ered
At the (liliiill F‘iunk Tim" Smith-
wick presided iii the organ and plated
Bridal song.
\i'ciltlilm Slinytiiiny,” (luldmnrk; pru-
senatorial, Nocturue llilllce, "\i'eiiiiinnt
Music." Lassen: ulr tie bullet, 'Ht'tillel
Pittoxeaque," Mauenet ”ilpoitnllzio.”
Liszt; March hillltiiire. Saint Stimuli
During the ceremony Serenade Mcxl
csine iiud Romaine wore played. The
processionsl trim the nodding match
from Lolieniiriu, and the recessions!
was Midsummer Night's Dream,“ by
Mendelssohn.
The groom's gift to the bride was it
string of sold heads. The groom's
gifts to the unborn ware gold stick
The bride's gifts
to the inside were gold bar pins.
Following a wedding tour. Mr. and
flirt. Selby will live tit 80 Kennington
Heights. and will he at home after
We guarantee the weather ‘ ,‘
our Compound for three non
for eatimam. Correspondence
tied.
In Washington It. M
CityNation
Mr. Selby formerly lived in .‘orwnilr
and has a great many friends here. TRANOACTIAQIII ‘
While in tovm lie was employed in H.
T. Prowitt’e hardware store.
WOMAN AMCIATiON MIITI.
The Woman's annotation of the
loath Narnia conventional Church
held its opening min of the fall
m My ”Web in the
IIrI Deposit lease ‘8
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Norwalk Chronicler