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l . Matters of general business were
‘considercd when members of Douglas
G. A. 11.. met last even-
{Fowler Post,
mg.
(‘11e.~11-r 1’ lltckin', Joseph Lock-
“bait and Wairen \\ 00111111111 left late
\Iesttniay For Neutnwn “here they
spent the night. Farly this morning
the tltrct 4.11 1111 out hunting.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
80. Norwalk
'85 Washington St.
formerI
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lThe Greenwich High School's foot-
. ballschcdule calls for a game with
i the Norwalk High School team 011 No-
vember 311m, in South Nomalk.
W l .11 11111111111411. N 1-11m in town 101 a
I'iew days.
ping at the Norwalk hotel.
R li.Mac1', of New York. new an
perintendcm oi the East Norwalk elec-
trical light plant, arrived in town this
morning. He will immediately take up
his new duties at the plant.
A meeting of the teachers of Trin-
ity Church was held last evening
Plans were discussed for the fall work
' The members of Putnam Hose will Routine matters of business were
met tonight 111 their quarters on
Franklin street.
. 'A-'delegution from South Norwalk ers.
is expected to so to Stamford 111111 in certain sections of the slate
evening. to attend the initiation of the personal tax is said to cause
ten candidates, dinner, vaudeville per ‘young men about to become. voters
formance and dance given by Stam-
1- ford Lodge.
This is the time of year for pot-
hunters from the city to come up and tration of the solution 0t
shoot. all over your land, tear down?promem in general if carried out
your fences, and raise thunder gener 5 Young medical
ally. A few arrests and heavy fines 3888 Of 23 “id 3
would be a good thing.
must be posted with troops“ notioos.l.oordlu1.to a circular- inst issued by
gor a prosecution won't always convicc.I Surgeon General Rupert Blue, to 11111111
401109.111 Edison, tailor of East: castrate their fitness for admission
Norwalk has moved to 22 West Wash~ _ to the grade of assistant “"390“ “1
Imam" street. Phone connecuoflI the. U S. Public Health Service.
{Arthur 13. Campbell, whose IIomII'ITherc are. several vacancies in the
government's mobile sanitary corps,1
2;: (12:33,;ng dsvh‘genxmliifis b; which is now in the 118th year of its
’ 1 Iexlstence. but in order to be recom-
IWashingtIon, a classmate at ‘ale 0' mended to the President for a com
*RPSBe" “oat Jr' “pent ”‘9 week endemission, a physical and professional
“ll young Mt Fm“ and attended examination must first be passed. The
‘dance at the Country Club Satur- tenure of office is permanent and the;
evening. M" Campbell is an Am gsulmies range from $2, 000 to 84. 000i
.. rican citizen and last week finished and quarters. .
IIoInth's tour of military duty at the; Bids were raceived and opened for
' teem encampment at PW“ l‘Community I'Iiall basement last event
”3“!“ - . ling. The building committee of the
-—:After the past very damp sum-IEast Norwalk Improvement Associa-l
mIer. All pianos are in need or tuning. tion, however. is not yet in a position
John H. Dakin, expert, from NewI to make the bids public.
York, is at the Clifford Hotel. Tele-
phone him this week. l
It is gratifying to note that the
ow laws against restraining the sateI
of powerful and dangerous drugs have
teeth and are being enforced. The con-I
1 ion is doubtless somewhat annoying
1 toI innocent people who desire to par-i
base poisons and narcotics for perfect-1
ly legitimate purposes, but they mustI
realize that the unhampered sale had MI'S. Z8119? la in the New York hOISDl'
reached the point of danger and the tal. ”1.10.1.”
‘1 1111s of "dope" was becoming prevalent Ml‘fi- Theodore F‘inney is “Slims her
to an alarming 9M1. It is now, a 111031"- -
serious matter to alter a physician's Walter Ruehl visited'his Iparents last
prescription as a New Haven 1111111 dis- Sunday
‘ ’red a few d”! 330- “9 Chin's“! Ashley Jones visited 111 Stamford
_ 9 item ‘1‘ live grains 0‘ morphine '° and saw some of his old neighbors.
sixty quarter grain tablets andln con 'Fannie Waterbury and friend, Law-
nuance was sentenced to thirty days renca Boxer. visited Grace H. Nicker—
_. 1119.11 and lined $100 and costs by son Sunday.
111 t A is such
11-111“ in at cly. w Bertha M Johnsdn and Florence
1111111111 and there will be increased
Wet for the righeous law. —BrlstolI Moisel have been employed in the Nor—
' > ’Iwalk bat shop.
i ”mg Mr. and Mrs. Mocdonald and daugh-
ri-iLearn to dance now. Patty's Danc-( ter Jessie. have returned to the city
chise.
L men between theI
2 will be given an
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a 1
year. Private teaching.
Absolutely Private
on you have a ufedleposit box in tour the and
burglar-pron! vaults, you have absolute privacy as
oil as protection. '
111111111 key and no IonoI can obtain nchesIs to
i try homo. ..
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transacted at the meeting. last even.
ing. of the Third District comn1ission-'
events of the age, but it is an lllusI
the m{including the purchase of certain (101'.
But lands;opportunlty of November 1 1915,ac-1
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schol Open ever day. I500 pu lsIafter a pleasant summer in their coun- 1
with a new 11111111111 adjustment. .I' The
( tnrency stamps.
3le MElf0Rll Hill
00. liNGiEll AHAIRS
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Ionidents oi \K‘innipuuk and now [hing is said to have revealed the prLcari- thP other possibility.
ous condition of the hat company, and
While here the) are. stop to have brought into the affair the the (11101“. 01' “mag“.
and stasive line. cutting cornersl
closely, has been sutcesstul to an un-
usual degree. at times. Manager Mo
ran, in fact. was quoted today as say-
1ng that he would have sent Chalmers
instead 01‘ Mayor against Boston on
Srlurday, but for an element which:
he feared would operate to his disad—f
vantage. Eppa Jeptha Rixey. the:
elongated and erratic left dander, was!
Similtuty some 11011 at existed as to
t‘a1'1'igan. 1111111 1
\been disposed of yesterday.
dreds of clerks and salesmen were!
‘enrly on the scene to get choice seats
ifor their holiday outing.
There was no line waiting for re- .
served seats, all reservations having
Specula-
tors. however, had picked 11p some
tickets from those who saw yester-
day‘s game and who wished to turn
over their seats for the remaining
two possible games at a small profit.
These were to be had at prices Within
reach of most grandstand httbitues.
1nIame of the First National Bank of a youthful southpaw. who may“ “:The reasonableness of the speculator
Ihew lliilford,of11hicliS.S Green was p1on1inen1 part in the pitching whichidemands. it was thought may have
president.
has brought the team to a champion-
been influenced by the fact that vigl
T- 0- Millard 0f Dilllblll‘)’. W88 81" ship, has not yet pitched in the series. ““99 "33‘9"!” “0 reduced their oper
pointed trustee of the New Milford
'Hat Company at the previous hearing.
and under his direction, W. 0. Green.
brother of S. S. Green, has continued
-in charge of the hat shop All of the
istock in the company was held by the
Green brothers, with the exception of
one share. which was held by A. G.
.Barnes. the president. This was
ibronght out at the hearing on Septem-
ber 28.
At that hearing it was also testi-
fled that neither W. G Green nor S.
to refrain from enjoying their “an 9 Green had individual accounts at the 0' “19 "”9“-
This is a new one in political Fix-gt National Bank. but used hat this game, Shore was credited by
[company checks in their transactions.
tpieoes of real-estate.
in response to a plea by counsel
representing the banks concerned.
Referee Hoadley last week issued a
restraining order enjoining the First
National Bank of New Milford from
selling or disposing of pledges or other
securities given to the institution by
the late Seymour 8 Green, or his
brother. W. G. Green. it having been
brought out at the September hearing
that securities to the amount of about
$53,000 had been turned over to the
bank by the Green Brothers to secure
‘loans aggregating about SIM, 000.
lReferee Hoadley at the previous
hearing stated that five or six million
'dollars had passed through the hat
shop treasury and he was anxious to
know where it came from and where
it had gone. He also notified the
counsel for the First National Bank of
New Milford that nothing must be done
to prevent a thorough examination of
all of the hat company's transactions.
KELSEY ATHLETIC CLUB TOUR-
NAMENT. '
The monthly meeting of the Kelsey
A. (J. was held last night with a good
attendance. it. was voted to run a
card and pool tournament and they
will be started in the near future.
Stephen. Citatte. Abert F. Rose, John
McGarrieéand.David L. Logan com-
prise the committee who will have
chargo of the card tournament,.whlle
Leslie Guther, F J. Riley" Anthony
Euposito and Eric Miller are on the
committee who will handle use pool
bets voted in and a smoker was an
proved and ’will be held sometime
next month.
1110111111 01110301
10111101
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The crowd. early assumed propor-
, tions greater than that: of the morning
hours yesterday. ' ‘ The bright sun and
south promised even more comfortable
weather than that in which the third
game was played.
The balance of thus series having
sv. ass in favor of the Red Sox. two
games- to one by their ninth 111111113
111111111». yesterday, 11111 contending
.want into the fourth tilt today
Leonard‘s successes against the
Phillies yesterday demolished 111111
theory that they would fall heavily up
on left handers, and Manager Carri
gun said he felt certain that Ruth
could win 1! he were started. 11111 11191
Boston manager also mentioned Shore‘
as a possible choice, and it was
thought that the latter would be turn-
ed against the Phillies to take advan-
tage of what he had learned of their
weaknesses at Eat in the first game
Although Boston lost
many with having outpltched Alena.
Carrigan said that, whether his de
cision brought Shore or Ruth into the
game, he would not himself he in the
lineup this afternoon. As catcher for
Leonard ”stardom-he was a big fac-
tor rlh the‘formefst'pitohlng, which re«
ations ihai a number of grandstand
seats remained unoccupied during the
game.
REFEREE NAMES TRUSTEE FOR
DEFUNC’I’ AMUSEMENT 00.
Appointment of Silas E Elliott as
trustee of the bankrupt Tyler Amuse-
ment company of Stamford was made
this morning by Referee in Bankruptcy
John W. Banks. The appraisers named
are John Thompson, Antonio Geronimo
and John s. Moore.-
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~TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP
The two children of J. W. Nix, Cleve-
land. 00.. had croup. He writes: ‘Both
got so choked up they could hardly
breathe. i gave them Foley: Honey and
Tar and nothing else and it complete-
ly cured them." Contains no opiates.
Cuts the phlegm; open air passages.
contest. There were three now.1nam-. .
the Weather vane ipqinting ‘to the .
Sold everywhere
tired. the ~Pflillles in order after the
third innings. .
The probable line-up for today:
Boston—Hooper, rf: Scott.
M...”I.. .. M .'
Steamship Tickets
88;
Umpires—At the plate, Evans. Am
orican League: on buses, Rigler, Na-
tional League; left field, O'Loughlln. '
American League: right field. Klem,
National League.
The sight ofths great line of men
and boys stretching out from the en.
trances to Braves' Field was a pleas- :
inn prospect to the players as they I‘ ‘ - A
U. S. lilacs Shells
went to their dressing rooms this
morning. it was the last game in
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11111111111111: the stomach All Black shells have
Distress Goes. clear passage from
‘00 some foods you eat hit .‘back— primer to powder.
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Black shells are really
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yourself and" be con-
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Black shells are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture .but
are sold at. the same
price as other makes.
ALBERT [1.116111
(Successor to £41211... E. Dow)
no Washington Street
' ' South Norwalk
sour, gsssy stomach? Now, Mr and
Mrs. Dyspsptic, jot this down: Pope’s
Diapepsin digests ove‘rEtbing leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick, so
certainly attentive. No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered you 1
will get happy relief in five minutes,
but. what pleases you‘most is that it
stremeas‘and regulates your stom-
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without fear.
Most remedies give you relief Isome-
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“Papas Diapepsin" ls'oulck, positive
Speaker, cf: 11111111121211. lb: Lewis. 11'; v1.
Gardner. 3b; Barry, 21); Cody, 1:: American
0
Shore, p. Cunard hues
Philadelphia—Stock. 3b; Bancroft, White-Star .
so: Paskert, cf: Cruvath. rf: Luderus, Holland-American I ‘0
1b: Whitted, it; Niehoff, 2b; Burns. soandnaavlan- ,. ‘V ‘r
c: Chalmers, p. American Eurflpei ’
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and puts your Stomach in a healthy
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You io'el different as soon as “Pope's '
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l f “TNEY DRIVERS ORGANIZE. l”051011 bila- When he toppled, the which they were [0 share in the DH}; »—H7M—~'7N “”7“
mouse Bonds '1 Ladies’ I NEW HA\ EN. Oct. 12.—A state or- 80510115 moved into an advantage coeds. the National Commission rules; TERLIN
l .ganization of “jitney” car drivers. to which forced upon Manager Moran the .limiting players' participation to fourI
Let us furnish your License :be known as the Connecticut Chant necessity of finding a successor for games. I
'Bond at a small cost to you Autumn coats ;t‘eurs State Council. was organized the dominant part which Alexander it was believed today that the spec-i TRUE To "'3 NAME.
They are the most satisfac- there last night. at a gathering 0! had filled in his campaign plans for later army would not be less than that
fifty bond to the Commis- $5 to $15 timers from valious parts 0f the the world championship. of yesterday, which numbered 42,300 SATURDAY
simers Special Values Isiate. The following officers were Although the Boston lead was only paid admissions. the receipts totalling
' 'I I 3011059“: 11 Single game, the problem of the $83,191. in each case these figures
Tayior & Golden Gately & Brennan bresidelll, \i'. B. Graham. Bridge. pitilly leader was no simple one. An: constituted new additions to world SPE IA
Trust Co an 131ng - gnarl: ISet-t'etary. R. E. Phelps, Hart other defeat today would put the Red series and other baseball records. Fig- C l I
Toluhoue 1230 31113111 zlorwalk, Conn. 42 South Main St. :mrd' measure!" V" 17'6”)" New Ha S.“ 111111111 one View” 0‘ gaining the “ring mun we" a 1’3“” '0' “my“
dell. The next 1119141111: or the coun‘Ii'tle. 1v11h three games to ptai‘: and game each member of the team whichl ' ° '
__ »_,_._______,._ South Norwalk. I111 will be 112111 01-1. 25, at Hartford. '11-1' those three games. Foster. Leon wins the series will receive about 83: i BeautlfUI Plotures In ' a“
. m l —-—~ ~———————— Iard and Shore are available in turn 700. One or two previous series have; ’ 0
THE NEVERBREAK The weekly business meeting of EARTHOUAKE SHQCKS IN iTALY. lo. a call to resume the pitching ser resulted in greater returns to the SUbjects.
Progress Forum. Progressive Forum . IlItItlilia. 01-1. 11. \‘1a parts. Oct. 12, Incas 11:111th have proved so remark players, the lack Iof space in the Phfl» 20 inch x 2 inch and a h h
wardrobe Trunk League, was held last evening. by“) a. 1n; .4“, earthquake “1,0“; was “m, “fem”: . . . . , adelplna park bemg too great to be Saturda4onl 8 inc 3 27 inc Sizes,
’l‘he “Ne\'t’!‘bi‘t~“lk" wardrobe trunk‘felt, Ii“ midnight 111, Iieggio hell Tb'o lfiidlng 1‘3"“ u‘na imrlers. offset by the record receipts at Braves’ SEE THEM IN OgR “ylfiDb-Iw """""""""""" 49¢ each
AT $151)“ i' 1111 1111111' 111’ 111111.11 Davis" '1111' 10- 161111113. Only materntl damage hasIuntried 111 the scrip: thus far, w'eregb‘ield. The fans who made the first1 -
I; - . . . , ‘5. ‘ I ' I \II I: ' 121111: Trim-r1911. ' subjects of consic‘t;._..121 L: Manager'rush through the gates of Braves!i .
> vallfte 2:11 :2:duo::nderfm ”lmk :fiffa'I.II1:::SIdI>U ”WA“ or .eAsonableI ’*—"“ IMIoran. Chalmers, a right hander, vet Field today had formed in line soon‘i ,
SM) 111 and see i" ‘ ( W tuifin of 13911111" atom” 1 RUSSMN CURRENCY STAMPS. "'3“ 0f 59W?!“ league campaigns. was after the game of yesterday was an»? 7‘ e 0—”e
Season-able weather for Sweat- 123%,?“ a se1eral davs‘ 1111-1111011" P11 l‘liOtJiAl) Oct 12.11111 London. thought 10 be ”18 one most likely To ished, or had purchased them from
ers (‘lows Oyercoats Raincoats is e 0 8 11 market? 111 13 a. 111. Avaing 10 insutiitienty of be chosen to try to stop the rush oftthose wffo had held them smce that
" ' ' ' ' from his duties in ayes 1 "the supply of sitter and copper coins, liit‘ Red Sox His delivery, which time. The lines were longer than
'etc. ‘N‘Mh Mam “we" the (lovenimcnt has decided to issue, at‘lldb‘ lllt‘ lid" to the plate in a low {those of the Preceding day. Hun-I . o as
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Storing Furniture Co. .1115
127-129-131 Washington Street, South Net-walk.
Opp. Hoyt'a Theatre.
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