SATURDAY. OCT. 9. 1st! Q , s At Lane’s to serve on the Ice Cream, Fruit Flavors: Strawberry Banana Orange Pineapple Leno’s Bakery, 51 Wuhington Street. ARE YOU some. 76 The Danbury Fair BEFORE YOU GO BUY A TRAVELERS ACCIDENT TICKET AND PROTECT YOJRSELI" AND FAMILY COSTS ONLY 25c A DAY. J. M. Layton 8: (0., inc. South Nerwaik, Conn. REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE. 5 Rain-cud Ave. GIN NEWS The barge Blight Star" is dis- charging a cargo oi coal at Raymond Brothers wharf. 'l‘he schooner "Amos Briggs" is un- loading a cargo of brick at Raymond Brothers wharf. . 'A two-masted schooner is unload- ing a cargo of brick for.“ Raymond. Brothers at their wharf on Water street. The members of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company will enjoy an old-.‘ fashioned oyster stew following their1 regular meeting Monday evening. Miss Gertrude Jennipgs, of Quin turd avenue, is spending a few days with Miss Arline O'Donnald, of Dan- burs, formerly of Quintsrd avenue. this city. Elton Harris, who has been'witli A.“Dickermsn dc Son tor the which years, has resigned his position and has taken one with Tristrsm 0: Hyatt, of .Norwalk. ' The first cool spell has improved 8o. Hewitt. 5 voter: gm: Cominlh g Fresh Cod Livers, with Peon-ob bf iron. 5.3mm " W.Ray1nond I UN ERTAKERI “AGE Shiifl I FIRE! FIRE! FIRE On the hearth these fall nights. makes a haPPY home, a mammal family and just the amount of heat required Hickory and Appletree WOOD Cut in Lengths to Suit. RAYMOND BROTHERS NEW in MEN‘S BUILOING l 27 WASHINGTON er. . Tel. onion. mu; House, 593. 3 ecials s T Blue Fish 150“?- “R?“ Escallones FreshL Salt and Canned Fish ‘ Iand Oysters Long and Round \ ClainsandLObsters (lutbill’s 7h North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone rob Freeman Light is enjoying a brief vacation fnom his duties in the law oilices of Attorneys Light it Light. —'_-’. Accordin to a report received by police hes quarters here from New Haven, 11 ilnrge quantity of copper wire. own by the Western Union Telegraph mpauy, has been stolen 1mm Nonctbli.» Mrs. FraiIik- Anderson, of this city, was arrested this morning on Water street, by EMFrank 'Stratton She was 1 led in with th charge of drunkenne nguinst her. ~‘ Charged ith nonsupport David P. Campbell, n clerk in an uptown meat market. w 3 arrested yesterday by THE PARIS Extraordinary Values in New Fall and winterwearing apparel The very best production 11 America’s foremost style designer. and molten are now shown bore. Our distinctive styles have long been known as the finest in tile town and they are sold here for less moneythenutunyutmonurth. Women’s nod Mi“ Bum from 813 up. Women’s and m Gould from use up. Womm'e and Minus amoe- from $.08 up. Woman's cod Minu- Skirt: from .1.” up. Worm-1’s and wold Hutu min soc. up. , “reserved seat had been sold and that Ithousands of applications had to be‘ 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. This store's mighty power for exceptional value was never better shown than in our new goods tor.thie won. See for yourself. THE PARI Cloaks E. Millinery SOUTH NORW i 30 seats in the grand stand were with 1 out occupants yesterday, and the great- er part of the loss undoubtedly fell on the speculators, as the club otlicials announced several days ago that ever i turned down. Fowor tickets for the. games to be played in this city, it up peered, found their way into the hands of the vendors but some of these did u thriving business. Sets of three seats in some cases, fetched a high as 350. But with the‘ continued rain, increasing the uncer- iaIinity of the opening game being play- ed, many fans who had come from a distnnce, disposed of their tickets. mostly to speculators, and went home. Half an hour before the game started strips of tickets entitling the holder to admission to three games, could be purchased for almost any amount above their face value of 89. To add to the troubles of the vendors, many of whom were said to be working tor a New York concern, fourteen of their number were arrested and several sent to jail in" default of bail. V , The National Commission has Itnrb ed an investigation to determine the sources of the tickets which have full- cn into the be do of speculators will be barred in t tutors, according t) August Horrmann. the ch‘irman Detective nascent Thomas Leather. business with the cool and wood dealers, and the man who has his supply in sliced of the rush will bei the fortunate one when the tire he needed. _ “,1! The cold weather of the pastI week has caused stoves and heaters to be put in commission, so chillyi are the nights and mornings. If this ‘ bum coal all the year round. _'Mise Gertrude Nichols, of New, Canaan, returned home Thursdayj from \a‘week's visit. with her cousins, Misses Helen .und Ethel Backus/”at South Norwaik. Miss Nichols says she enjoyed the pleasures at the Knob, but swimming was not apprea ' elated as the water was-well, yes, sou. ' . . - i ‘ , The New Haven road will have" un- ’til April, 1919.111 which t3 compieiei the, promised new bridge across the Thames river at New London. Al- ready at large part of the approach - work to the new structure has been completed, trom‘ which an idea of the magnitude of the undertaking " may be obtained. The work will in; yolye an‘ outlay by the road of about fibres and a bait million dollars. climate keeps on, we will have to ‘ some catchers, ' g to their land for Quick: authorities. “Camp. bell was tnmed over to the custody of Constabl H. Smith, of Dorian, by itbe local sergolnt. 111111an in no n is no 311nm (Continued from First, rage.) night had etymbined to dry the ground, making pus ibis a fast and snappy core test. . ‘ , ‘ ' There w ‘s considerable speculation before the ‘ as to who the minus ing manage 5 would send to themound It. generall . was conceded that the Cody, Forbes and Burns“ for. hiladelphia. would be be bind the but. Chalmers, the Phlllies’ big right bender, was looked upon as the most likelylcandidate in case of warm weather, but if, as the weather man predicts, there is a perceptible change in the temperature the duties may do- valve upon‘ Mayer or Rixey. For the Red Sox either‘Foster or Leonard pro- bsbly will 0 the twirling. Although the Phillies have one game what little betting there is “in on series on Boston. Very few wagers have been placed and these were ‘for the most part in small ‘ Theirs seems to be plenty of say, but the wouldps'bet- cum give th or . Loos! fans generally agreed that not _ that thgir opponents uphold the bit- Mauuges Garrison, of the Red Box, gave most at the credit for the Phll~ hes' victory yesterday to Alexander, although it was freely admitted by the Helms a. well as their followers that the "brea‘Its" played a big part in the result “Alexander won his game." SIM Csrrigsu. ”Give him full credit. and don't let anyone take it away from him. He pitched a splendid game, but to did Shore. i am satisfied with my team. They oi the best they could against grand pitching. We are going to try harder than ever today. 1’ Pat Moran. manager, of the Phlliias, as usual, had little cemment, but do clared that his team looks better now than over before. "Breaks count a lot in basebsilfl he said, "and we got the breaks yesterday. We played the game just like we bays played our games all season, and we will try. and force the breaks to home our way. in every game. We look better now than ever, before, and with the first game on loci we have a very good chance to Iwini the world's title" 1 ' Spine disappointment in the failure When buying shoes QUALITY is of the first comiécratl’on: Why of Workmonship Quality of Material Quality of Style Quality of Fit mus sacs commas THEM ALL QUALITY is the real standard of Value. This shoe is made for those who appreciate Quality. $4. MOWER! GIVE CHIIlD “SYRUP 0f HES” If IflNGlE i8 COAIID If Crou, Feverloh, Sick Biiious Clean Little Liver and Soweto. Children love this “fruit laxative," and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. Achild simply will not stop playing to empty the bowels, and the result is, they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sours. then your little one becomes cross. half-sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally breath is bad, system full of cold, has sore throat, stomach‘ache or diarrhea. l.ieten.i Mother! See it tongue is coated, theui give a tesspoonfui of “California Sy- rup of Figs," and in a few hours all the constipated weete, sour bile and undigested food unseen out of the sys- tem. and you .hwo a sell. pinyin! child again. --. Syrup of Fix!" because it is perfectly Millions of mothers give “California I ; Norwslk and South Marvell: minus SPECIALS In all departments for this evening ...... A Corset Message Every woman is glad to hear of anything new, that will help her preserve her youth and shapely I figure. Therefore, we advise every woman to some have this week~“SELF- HELP" WEEK—and learn an’I I_‘ about the new Nemo Wonderlitt Corset. This de I I; and ingenious corset will enable her to Help Her. self to secure and retain~ An Ultra—Stylish Figure, Freedom from Women’s lilo. Glover’ s: I o x Ricotp Bro. 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Nomlk STATE'S MILEAGE VOTE. qu—a- harmless: children love it, and it new or fails to act on the stomach. liver and bowels. I Ask your druggist tor a 50mm bot~ lie of “California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies. children of all ages and for grownups plainly printed on the battle. Beware of counterisits sold here. Get the gem uino, mode by "California Fig Syrup TO CUSTODY OF CHILD. New York Lawyer OlaIme Courts of His State Have Given Him Child. The claim that a. decree in the New York state courts for custody of a minor child would be a bar to asking fortthe child's custody in this state was argued todaybefore Judge Case in the civil superior court when amo tion in tbedivorce suit of Elizabeth B. Colt against Harris D. Colt, a wealthy New York lawyer. came up for consid- eration. Mrs. Colt has a. country home in Ridgoiioldand is also very malthy. The couple have been engaged in ex- tensivs litigation in thiisork and in ot Cravatb and others of the Phillies‘ 1 sluggers to connect with Shore's of.- leringé was expressed by the followers 1 of the National League champions, and a feeling of relief was everywhere up! parent that their favorites had one victory to their. credit and that Cor» rig'an' s first choice piteberwvss out the way for a time. Five hits, the only ~one ct Which was driven outside the diamond being a Texas Manner, was the sum total of the Phillies’ efforts sn's also would have to do better work with: the stick, provided, of course. ,‘utaué‘n they warned in win- chastise Cusp rescued decision. March, 1918,001t was awarded the cus- tody of his son, who was just enter- lug college. Later Mrs. Colt brohght divorce proceedings in this county ask- ing also fbr the custody of the child. Counsel for Colt any the New York sate decision has settled that question. Another sensational divorce case to be discussed today was the action or Rudolph E.’l‘ied1nann against Gert rude Monitor Tiedmaun, both member oi he fashions e neuritic}: “WWI '“ Tlodus got to divorce iuI‘lbeno. N8! Willi 1912 I)?“ ’I‘IW filmed Haven Abundant Evidence of Luck of In’ terest, Particularly in the Larger Population Centers. opportunity for a study of Con- necticut's vote on the proposed con- stitutional amendment allowing the General Assembly to fix the amount of mileage to'be paid its members, «is afforded in a. tabulation of avail- II 3:33:13: Refuse any other kind with able returns; Evidences o! lack of . I” interest in the larger population QUESTIONmaH'l-OF HER MOUSE centers is especially evident in New and Waterbury. where the total vote cast on the question was less than 1,600, when the total vote in those two cities was not far from 30,000. Their vote made little change in the relative vote of the state. the amendment. having been practically adopted by reason of the big ms;- joritlcs given it. in the small town elections There are still a number of towns to be heard from, a. hour her 'of which do not hold theirIloch elections at this time inthe year, but indications are, with a voteso far of 14.975 to 9.729 111 favor of the amendment, that it will be adopted. " The vote by counties. according to the figures available at this time, is as folloWs: , Yes. New Haven ....... ....2,298 2,275 women .-. ..... .......2.o'ss 892 Hartford ‘. . .2,492 2364 New Landon ._..‘, ...... 2 466 848 Fair-field .,5...... ....2,536 . 1.336 IWindham r.... .......1,I160 fl571 Middlesex ”1,032“- "6'67 Toiland ..... . ....... b.4313 ‘ 677' $9th £4,975“ 9,129 The ’detai‘ied vote in Fairflsld .. , county: I ‘ - I e; ‘I' . I g I yeIIa'I , “ >' Da‘nbury ..... .--.... ..... 108*.» 5“ ‘:~ guinea ........ 136.. :16; tunings 92} 249 N6. . .fiElUil-‘I’ TYPEWRITERB— L. C. I ‘60: ”signs. Casket Coverin s a! rare, . 1 beauty M d 8 service. DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD o a 3 WINTER BED COVERING ‘2 BLANKETS. o .2». 49 etc. to 37.150. .2 COMFORTABLES. D 31.00 to $5.00 a o o 1: ~11.» DICKERMAN son —— S‘outh Norwalk Phone 446 Emerson 3"" $6M Shoe-s: ~Apueal to every Well Dressed Man— . They cannot be excelled for style, comfort or wearing qualities. , All of the latest lasts and leathers now ready. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN South Norwalk STORE” ForRen‘t Now Occupied by the United Electric Light and Water Co. ‘Clii.,i0:(IIIIIIIIIIotel. ‘ SILK ROSIERY Pure Silk Hose, extra fine qualityfi,‘ in block, at ‘ d Pure Sail?l age?“ in$%IjI white, pink, blue, sand, and bronzc,at.sC$I1g05 Boot Silk Hose, in black, white and tan; extra since, in black , Fibre ISiIlk Hose, in bias white, pink and blue at . Boot Silk Hose, in b nth white and tan . . 25¢ 1. 11.1.... truth. _ Undertones * Beniinttou, on other 1on1 Tributes, original oeI [1 com, ‘31??? run was screened. the. '-“ a Rowena. 7.1.441],
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