both teams were in fine tettle
. he renewal of the stiussle the
m... q» mm
Bill PEEliE BE PlliElil
Temporary and Six Weeks
Will Cure It.
‘...a...—-—.
NOW 6590, 000 TONS SHORT
High Prices Partly Owing to
,9 ' Buyers Who Want Full
. Bins Now.
The above headlines from the "blow
rk Sun" present ourown views of
e situation.
9 Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street.
I solicit the continuation 01! your pa-
tronage. Nothing but the best pro-1
ducts will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
. shop.
.JoHN Runs 1
LOOK AT OUR
“Crew ord” and James Means
, SHOES
FOR MEN AT
$3. 00 $3.50
MAX LEVY
its WashingtOn 8L, . Becker Block
Telephone 4264.
j Why Ron’t You Save Money
’_ and Trade With Us?
9 9- We guarantee to save you 20 to 40
‘ per cent on all goods that We handle
Fina. table claret at 65c gallon. Fine
. whiskey (01 50c bottle up to $2. 00
gel F‘lno beer bottled at brewery for
"WM 24 bottles. Then we have
Schlitz" Budweiser,j Welz Zewerk
beer and tile. Evans‘ pale ale or
vans' cteem ale, 'Flannagen cream
9 Nassau. Pilsener and lnterboro
beer. All wines and liquors in stock.
JOSEPH DlsESA
36 Railroad Ave South Nor-walk
:7
Scrap Metal ls Booming
4' ASK FOR PRICES
Every one that works for me must
be honest Those that are dishonest I
discharge. One cent a pound for
fl]! ll my limit. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
ref 35 Fort Street, East Nomik,
smut be on the wagon and the driver
muse give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
er Beds and Auto Tires 11 specialty.
" Telephone 441.
*M‘w m WV“-.. m- _»~ Maw—w...“
Just aWord
about our stock of furniture. it is
9 the most complete in town and our
_ ricer are most reasonable.
' 9 M Gutkowsky
hound-Hand Furniture and stove-
Bought and Exchanged.
a
Dealers Say Shortage Is Only ‘9
$4. 00“
‘ tie game twirlers in chief. There was
none too long a rest tor any or the
movers. however. tor their train was
late in arriving from Boston, and it be
gun to look as it. the strain 91. the 1113111.
ly switch from one city to another
..=s:_
have “some; full 110118611
in Boston Wood the redoubtable
over in spite of the pronounced limit
”the series has developed in his salt--
and Gardner‘. together with Manager
HATS .
Prices the lowest in town.
Phone 405“: I 3 Monroe St.
Fine Beavers. Veiours, Felts, Finish
and Velvet Hats. trimmed and un-
trimmed.
Fancy Feathers. Ostrich and Willow
Plumes.
Our stock is complete. All new
goods.
The. ”Holmes Millinery
‘Ja‘ko Stain. at; idols. 'New York tans
today had a crop to worship. Chief
among them were Horses; and Murray
and D‘ovore, while Fletcher. too the 1111-
' fortunate. victim 0t over-anxiety which
led to costly error making in the tirst
two battles, had redeemed himself by
brilliant work at but and in the iieid in
the latest Boston encounter.
'Maruuard's development to a factor
in the series was a source of much sat-
isfaction to local fans today. The G1-
ant letbhandor. “got away” with his
game, whereas Collins, the Red 13011
scuthpaw, :i'ailed. Giant followers poin-
ted out; and it is believed Mctlrnw ex-
pects to use Msrqunrd again at the
earliest opportunity, The iioston play-
You won't credit Regals with
being as good as they are
until you try them.
Here is a good trial Regal ..
~PANAMA MODEM/r 9
High toe. comfort- . ' ‘
able and stylish; ..
high arch, military its?“ 1,1 :
heel; short vamp, '; ll)
which makes the 5 '
foot look short. ' -' .
PA N A MA will
giveyou theklnd -
ofscrvicewhich _
makes m- mics of
men it oworld -" ’
over '1.) iron: p
(0142th ilS as
they 1. rcior
Ill-won]
clothing.
Black
Smooth
King Cal!
Blue h er. or
Button
$400
cso. Kansas
31401»: 810131:
Opposite HOytfi.Theat1-c
ers_ hpwover, say they consider Wood
has a’better chance than Tesresu to
win his next game. and then contend
that Mathewson was admittedly logged
out after the gruelling game of Wed-
nesday. This,' the Bostonians held,
showed that he was no longer an un
sclvable mystery, 21 big argument in
their favor.
Betting 011 the series went to evens
as n result of the Giant victory. Today
int the first time since the series op-
ened, Giant backers were not asking
odds
Clear weather today, it was predicted
would undoubtedly resultln a record
for wotid series 1eceipts.Th§ total
sum allotted to the players is already
more than $100, 000 for the three games
played, as against 3:127. 000 odd for
Ihtir entiie shafts: last y.enr The, plm
. ers' share for the first game here was
$40,658, so it can be easily seen what
fin good baseball day with the Polo
(hounds filled to capacity would do
from the games already played. Overs ileld in poor 11 11s,
Sponkorwas great as a bailplayer as
In a. . I;
in the early morning hours. “Protected
by its canvas covering. the infield. did
not suitor much. To improve ooudl»
tions as much‘ us assume, two sounds
or men were patio work with sawdust
and steamrollors. ‘The Weather clear— .
ed a bit toward 9 o'clock; but was still
murky and unsettled.
iUmpires O'Loughlin and Klein left,
the headquarters oi the National Gom-
mlssion .‘at 10:55 o’clock tor the Polo
Grounds. where they were to Join Um-
pires *Rigler and. Evans in examining ‘
the grounds and deciding it play were
practicable; The tour umpires were
to have met at the Polo Grounds at 10
o'clock, but due to a misunderstand-
ing O'Loughlin 11nd Klem were delayed
in starting.
The natoinal Commission was great
1y surprised when 0’ Loughiin and
Klem strolled into headquarters hsortiy:
before 11 ‘o'clocir and despatchsd them
to the bail grounds precipitateiy.
”mam”...
—~Don't [forget Columbus celebra-
tion. Dancing and concert at Music
Hall, from 0 to 12, Saturday evening.
Tickets 25c. '
.'u
Lounsstfnv 1.0er ANNIVERS-
ARY.
P C.1.ounsbury Auxiliary, New
England Order of Protection will
meet this evening, at the home or
Mrs. Ernest Percy, Osborn avenue,
East Norwnlk. Arrangements are
being made tor the observance 0! the
anniversary or the lodge at the head-
quarters in Washington street, on the
evening of October 23rd! There will
be a roll call, entertainment program.
and a fine supper. The commintee
having charge of the affair is compos- ’
ed of Mrs. William Plait, Mrs. Rich-
ard Singewald, Mrs. Willis Cavanngb.
Howard Wilmott. Mr. and Mrs. 0 F.
Hedmsn and Mrs. George liowuaid
‘ Misses’
Two-Piece Suits, Long Coats and “Johnny” Coats
In all the most popular shades and materials.
A Few Stylish TWO-Piece Suits 1n Fall Weights
i
A New Line of Shirt Waists
Of Chiffon, Silk and Lingerie, and of Linen, Pique and Flannel, finely tailored.
See the New Silk Satine and Heatherhloom Clonefltting Petticoats
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwallt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
3 and 5“Gezette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
Ladies." Tailored Suits and Coats
Our new stock embraces a complete assortment of the newest styles of Ladies’ and "
Greatly Reduced in Price. , ’,
AUTO VICTIMS bouts WELL. 9
Mi: and Mrs Georgemlfilustin and
Mr. and M111 Henry C. Sgdgll of New
Haven, who were injured yesterday
when their automobile 2' h '1 over at
the. sharp turn leading to 9 he iron that
spans the Danbui‘y-Norwa‘lk railroad
- trucks just south of the Wilton statoin.
are still undergoing ireblgnimt at the
Norwal'k Hospital. it was reportedai
that institution his morning that the
patients were suffering somewhat from
their injuries and shock but that no
complications bud set in.
._....
--Sentlnei Wants are winners.
our ‘
Hazelton
COAL
The B.Hershiield 81 Son Co.
m. 204. '
122 Water I!- -
IL
U. yw“. ..
--A'l‘ T111: MARKETS 0r:—
TELEPHONE
my
Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
13 and 15 Main St. NotWalk E22 Washington St. S. Norwalk
Trade at the Big Store and Save Money't ‘YW Motley Beck 1! You Are Not Satisfied.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Legs Lamb. Small, lScEEegs Mutton lZ'éc Forequarter Lamb 9c 1;;
Hamburg Steak
Shoulder Steak
_ Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Provision Co.
13» 15 Main Street.
Norwelk
Phone at Both Stores
The Boots Meat 81 Pot Roast
_ Norwalk
22 Wé‘st Washington St. South
1 Porterhouse Steak
Prime Rib Roast
Beef Specials
100 to 18c
122.: lb '
14c
18c
20c
Legs Mutton
Forequarter Mutton
Rib Lamb Chops
a3,..Loin Lamb Chops
Eamb Stew ‘
12%c
“9c
12%0
16c
8c
“ 22c
14-22c
Legs Lamb
Native Dressed Roasting Chickens 22c. Native Fowl 22c
Lamb Specials
150 lb
Veal Stew
9 Veal Specials A
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Veal Cutlet
14-160 lb ‘
, 14-160“
s
DQ
pays the highest prices.
91 WASHINGTON ST. Tel. 419.
lean“ earn a good rats at
Tel. 1356-2.
interest.
A DOLEAR ITAWN AN AGOOUN‘P.’
9 . denounce only.
ins others do. Sell your rags. rubbers.
metals. papers. leather beds and auto-
mobile tlres to R. Alexander. as he
Also buys and sells second-hand tun
R. Alexander
21 Raymond 8t.
Strictly FreshEgss 301: dozen
Codiish
Smoked Goods Specials
Smoked Shouldeis
Bologna .
Pressed Ham
Pork Sausage
Small Diam‘ond“C"Hams 18c
. German. Franklorts
Haddock
Weaklisb
Mackerel
‘11
14c lb.
12c
12c
“9161c
1513
Compo Oysters
Fancy Shnmp
Bluefish
Fish Specials .
25c qt.
356
Péars
122.1: lb. 2
Vegetable Specials
~Native Spinach
Fancy Sweet Potatoes 25c
Large Potatoes White 251:
Evergreen Sweet Corn 141: doz. by:
‘~ 12%6‘
8c
12%c
16c
20c pk.
50c Basket
19 lb. __
'9:
H. Kricgcr 81 Go
West Washington Street
For Fine Furniture
..\.\
.:\\W\M\\\\\\\\v
SPECIAL SALE
-0152.
Brass Beds
Fora few days we will sell a Brass.
Bed, value $25.00.
For $15.00
(I This Bed is guaranteed tovbe covered with "best qual-
ity 1 1 French Lacquer. 11 same will not live up to this
guarantee, we will give you a new Bed in place of it.
Cash or Credit
' Price the same
w
THE HAT TRADE. ‘1
The Newark. N. .1., paper says that
one 11“" '1' 3d dozen baton labels have
(lisnppcaied from the factory oi [0.3
V. Connctt & 00.. in Orange Valley.)
in a mysterious manner. Search is
being made tor the. labels, as unscrup
ulous retail dealers ~inl the larger
cities often purchase stolen labels
and make fraudule‘ut use 0! them.
The A. h‘l‘snhmna list 00.. or New
ark, N. ...l has just awaNled the con
tract «or the erection of a two story
f addition to its rectory. ,‘The building
is to be or roinlorcfl commie con
strncllon and 3811711 feet in dimes ’
alone.
i ... . .
SHERMAN COUNCIL SMOKE.
Sherman Council. No. 1.312, Royal
';Aroanum, is making extensive prepara-
., tiens tor holding a smoker an October _
5917. at which time a New York some .99. ‘1 . _
Vtslner wil be on hand and some carpi-is 9 «
9: on Will be lit store tor the members aim » Joseph Da'ViS
gotbcrs who attend: The silair is being: .15 Washington at. "Tel. G“, 2
you“ shorter tans weiltothe old , “ .. - ‘ . . -«
9 9 nurture, the Council having made {tr-A
restrained“ to more tothe noWsOGd
new: hall in sonm‘mslngn 9 ,
LADIES:
. 'l‘his'is mount especially for
you, to cull your attention to
our line of
MARK CROSS
gloves for ladies as well as our
line, oi.’
' ‘ MARK CROSS.
‘glm’es for men .
Them are no better gloves in'
the would and 'we have the ex
'cluslvo agency for . the Nor-
walks.
$1.50 to $3.50.
White andBlnnk, 12 and 16
button gloves. all sizes. ,.
v—n
The yiue‘st rink is Mbemg strain
run any. H 9
, .
Norwalk Chronicler