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,3 ,, .' The Greenwich High School’s foot-‘
w balwitschedule calls for a game with
.~ '4 the Norwalk High School team on No-
‘ :vvember 30th, in South Norwalk.
, ' Franklin street.
first"
.1: [hunters Jrom the city to come up and
‘... shootaeiimvoryour land, tear down‘
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~ _ new, laws against restraining the sale‘
sioners.
l‘aylor & Golden.
Trust Company Bldg.
telephone 1230 South Norwatk. Conn.
Special Values . i
(lately & Brennan
42 South Main St. 3
South 'Norwalk.
THE NEVERBREAK
Wardrobe Trunk
AT $15.00
is the most’ wonderful trunk
value ever produced,
Step in and see it.
Seasonable weather for Sweat-
ers. (limes, Overcoats, Raincoats,
'etc.
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The weekly business meeting of
Progress Forum. Progressive Forum
League, was held last evening. .
The “Neverbreak” wardrobe trunk!
is the topic of Joseph llavis' adv. to-
day. lie also speaks of seasonable
Wear-ables.
George W. Coffin. of lielden avenue:
is enjoying a several days“ vacation
from his duties in ilayes' market,!i
North [Main street. .
Matters of general business
considered when members of Douglas
Fowler Poat, G. A. ll., met last even
ing.
(‘hcstcr i’. {\leek‘er. Joseph Lock
‘ittrt and \K’nrven Woodward left lateE
yesterday for Newtown where theyi
spent the night. Early this morning;
the three started out hunting. 1
Mr. and Mrs. H. l. Buttery. former?
residents of Winnipauk and now living:
in Ridgcflcld. N. J.. are in town for a‘
few days. While here they are stopq
ping at the Norwulk hotel. l
R. H. Macy, of New York, new su-i
perintendent of the East Norwalk elec-l
trical light plant. arrived in town this,
morning. lie will immediately take up’
his new duties at the plant. l
were '
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So. Norwaik
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‘85 Washington St.
‘ cm NEWS,
A meeting of the teachers of Trin.
Plans were discussed for the fall work.‘
Routine matters of business were
transacted at the meeting, last even-l
ing, of the Third District commission-j
ers. ' 1
in certain sections of' the state‘
the personal tax is said. to causm
young men about to become voters?
to refrain from enjoying their fran-
chine. ,, This is a new one in political
events of the age, but it is an illus-'
ltration of the solution of the tax:
problem in general if carried out. i
'The members of Putnam Hosenvill
meet tonight in their quarters on
i -A delegation from South Nor-walk
is expected to go to Stamford; this.
touching-to attend the initiation of
' mi candidates. dinnerrvaudevliie per-
formance and dance given by Stamp
1 lord ~Lodge.
This is the time of year for
pot-
“ you; fences, and raise thunder genera Young medical .men between. ,the
lily. A'few arrests and heavy dung,ages of 23 and 82 will be given an
would be a good thing. But landgiopportunity of. November .1, 1915, ac-l
nfust be posted with trespass notlcchOOI'dmZ 10 Q circular hm lfifiufd 1!!
"or'g'prosecution won't always convictLjSurgt‘Oll (39mm! Rupert Blue. to dem-
: ‘—-Notice. N. Edison, tailor, of thonstrate.
' Not-walk. has moved to 22 West. Wash-
' ingt‘on street. Phone connotation. t “19' , i h
?MhuV'B- Campbell, whose homeeThPre are several vacancies n t e
' 2:2; C1335? 68‘1“?“ ““31"” ”ff which islnow in the 118th year of hi
‘7‘, hi 9 r, “I w'; now Y"? tiexlstence. but in order to be recitin-
{‘ as ngton. a ca" ate at ‘9 0 l'mended to tite_tPresident for a com-
R335?!" “98" Jr" “Pent "‘9 wee’ffi‘mt mission. a physicai and professional
173,“? :‘ 9“.“‘5 ML Fm“ ‘3“? attended examination must first fl passed. The
4th? San” at the Country (.lub, ,3““"j;tenure‘of omce is permanent and the
“Pi" “WEE MLdClambbeli‘i‘s 1‘“ Am'gsntaries range from 82,000 to $4,000
.013 can Ci zen, an ast wee dnlshed’and quarters. 4 .
tail-Plifithis tour 9'. military duty 3' ”lei hide were received and opened for
volunteer's encampment at lem'Mommunity' ‘liall basement last even.
. "burgh. l‘ing. The building committee of the
h L-fAfter the past very damp sum-‘East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
, mar. All pianos are in need of tuning. tion. however, is not yet in a position
-» John H. Dakin, expert, from 'New', to make the bids public.
,Yoi‘l}..l8. at the Clifford Hotel. Tole-i
phone him this week. - i
' ‘ ‘t’lt is gratifying to note . that the:
WEST ’
NORWALK
\ of powerful and dangerous drugs have
:étg‘e'th and are being enforced. The con-‘
,dltion is doubtless somewhat annoyingI
. to innocent people who desire to pnr-;
. chase poisons aud‘nbrootics for perfect-i
. ly legitimate purpOses, but they must
rehlisethat the unhampered sale had
reached the, point of danger aim the tal-
Vuse of "dope” with becoming prevalent -
to an alarming extent. ltfisOnow a. mother.
‘ WWI
prescription as a blow Iiaveu man dls- I Sunday. ,
filtered a few days ago: He changed] nAshley Jones visits
the item 0! five grains of morphine '0 and saw some of his old neighbors.
sixty quarter grain tablets and in con-
3 invisii and fined $100 and costs by
“Judge Hall in that city. A few such 6 son Sunday.
arnlngs andwthere will be' increased
respect for the righeous lawr—tBrlstol‘
you. 3.1;. willillfll. ‘
r . . Mt
, . walk hat shop. .
r—Learn to dance now. f’oily'a Denc-<
my home. _
his year. Private teechiim
Edrivers from various parts of the
l chosen:
l5).
their fitness for admission. \ ,
ito the grade of asaistint surgeon misecuritien given to the institution by
U. 8. Public Health Service:
:government's mobile sanitary carpal“Liam.“It at- the September bearing
. Mrs. Zeiler is in the New York hospi-
‘Mrs. Theodore Flnuey is visiting her
'rloua matter to filter a. physician‘s TWalter Ruehl visited his parents last
in Stamford
Fannie Waterbury and friend, Law-
eqneuce was sentenced to thirty days gre'nce Boxer, visited Grace H. Nicken
Bertha M. thnson and Florence
Melael have been employed in the Nor-
Mr.‘land.Mrs. Macdohald and dangle
, tor Jessie, have returned to the city
afig Schol'.’ Open ever day. 500- pupils; after (pleasant summer in their coun-
THE SOUTH'NORWALK EvnNmtf‘sENi‘ifii-iif “3?
Boston huts. When he toppled, title
Bostons moved into an advantage
which forced upon Manager Moran the
necessity of finding a successor for
the dominant part which Alexander
had filled in his campaign plans fair
the world championship.
Although the Boston lead was only
a single game, the problem of tilt
Philly leader was no simple one. An-
other deieat today would put the Red
Sox within one victory of gaining the
title, with three games to play; and
for those three. games, Foster, Loon-
lard and Shore are available in turtp
to. a call to resume the pitching ser-
vices which have proved so remnrltl'
ably effective.
l .urus‘r omvsns cannula .1
i NEW HAVEN. Oct. 12.—A state or-
:ganization of “jitney” car drivers,. to
:be known as the Connecticut Chauf
lieurs' State Council, was organised
here last night. at a gathering of
state. The following officers, were,
President. \‘l'. B. Graham. Bridge
port: Secretary. R. E. Phelps, Hart
ford: Treasurer, W. 1.. Gray. New Ha-
ven. The next meeting of the coun-
cil will be held Oct. 25, at Hartford.
EARTHQUAKE SHOP-Ks IN lTALY.
ROME. Oct. 11. via Paris, Oct. 12,
‘25 a. m.— An earthquake shock was
felt at midnight in Regain Neli’ Two leading l’hi‘n'T-‘chia twl‘rlertt.
ilruiiia. Only material damage liasmntried in the series thus far, were
hex: rrporzed. lsubjecls of consixi: .‘Lz‘ic‘: 1),: Managetri
' ‘Moran. Chalmers, a right hander, vetl
eran of several league campaigns. wall:
PETROGRAI), (it-1.12 via London. ”mm“ to be the one most likely to!
be chosen to try to stop the rush ofi,
the Red Sort. ills delivery, which
sends the battle the plate in a low
and evasive line. cutting corncns
closely, has been successful to an tull-
usual degree at times. Manager Mo
ran. in fact. was quoted today as say
ing that he would ham sent Chalmens
instead of Mayer against Boston 0th:
Saturday. but for an element which
he feared would operate to his disadl-
vantage. Eppa Jeptha ltixey. the
elongate and erratic left liander, was
is said to have revealed the precarl- the 0the$flossibllityn
one condition of ”19 hat company, and Similarly some doubt exxsted as to
‘0 have brought ““0 ”19 affair the the choice oi Manager t‘urrigan. truth.
name of the First National Bank of a youthful southpaw, Wm, played ,,
RUSSIAN CURRENCY STAMPS.
10:13 a. m.—-—()wing to insufficiency of
the supply of silver and copper coins,
the Government has decided to issue
currency stamps.
NEW Mllfllllll HM
00. lANGllD AfflillS
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.7.
limiting players' participation to four
games.
it was believed today that the spec
$83,191.
constituted new additions to world
uring from such a basis for today's
game, each members; of the team which
wins the series will receive about $3,-
700. One or two previous series have
resulted in greater returns to the
players, the lack of space in the Phil—
adelphia park being too great to be
offset by the record receipts at ilraves‘
Field.
The fans who made the first
rush through the gates of Biaves'
Field today had formed in line soon.
after the game of yesterday was lin-i
ished. or had purchased them from
those who had held them smce that
time.
those of the
dreds of clerks and salesmen were
earlv on the scene to get choice seats
for their holiday outing.
longer than
Hun-
The lines were
preceding day.
There was no line waiting for re-
served seats, all reservations having
been disposed of yesterday. Specula-
tors. however, had picked up some
tickets from those who saw yester-
day's game and who wished to turn
over their seats for the rema nine
two possible games at a small profit.
These were to be had at prices within
reach of most grandstand habitues.
The reasonableness of the speculator
hew Milford. of which 8. S. Green was prominent part in the pitching which
president. « ‘ has brought the team to u chanwivll‘l
T. ‘C. Millard, of Danbury. W88 tiD' ship, has not y
pointed trustee of the New Milford Lgonard's
Hat Company at the previous hearing. phmi"
Successes against the!
yesterday
brother of S. S. Green, has continued on left hauders, and Manager Carri“!
stock 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
brought out at the hearing on Septem-
ber 28.
At that hearing it was also testiv
tied that neither W. G. Green nor 8.
s. Green but! individual accounts at tho of the Harlem Altfiousl! Boston tutti!“
First National Bank. but used but this same. store nu credited to
company checks in their transactions. many With having ”(pitched Alemb-
includiug the purchase of certain der.
pieces of real-estate. Cnrrlgnn said that, whether his do
. In rosponse to a plea by counsel cision brought Shore or Ruth into the
representing the 5““ 001100va game. he would not himself be in the
Referee Hoadley last week issued n lineup this Iftomobn. A3 catcher W.
mtmlntns order enioinlnl the “P" Leonardymmmrhd wu n big no
fictional 3““ of New Milford, from tor in tho-former‘OUpitchlng, which to-
selling or disposing of pledges or other tired the Phlllies' in Order after tllte
thirdinnings.
The probable liwup for today:
Boston—rflooper,.‘ rl: Scott, sis:
Speaker. cf: Hoblitnell. fb:-I..owla..lt‘;
Gardner. 3b: Barry, 2b: Cody, c:
Shore. p. .
Philadelphia—Stock, ‘ 3b: Bancroft.
as; Paskertfcf: Cravath. rf: Luderus.
1b; Whittad, if; Niehoff, 2b: Burns.
c: Chalmers, p. -
Umpires—At the plate, Evans. Am-
orican League: on buses, ngler. lila-
couid win if he were started. But the}
Boston manager also mentioned Show
as a possible choice. and it was
thought that the latter would buntin-
ed against the Philliea to take advan-
tage of what he had learned of their
weaknesses It Eat in the first gamlo
the late Seymour 8. Gréen. or his
brother, W. G. Green. it having been
', um securities to the amount of about
$58,000 had been turned over to the
bank by the Green Brothers to secure
zloans aggregating about 844,000. '
lReferee Hoadley‘ at the previous
‘hearlng stated that five or six million
dollars had passed through the but
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.
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KELSEY ATHLETIC, CLUB TOUR-
. NAMENT. .
' The monthly meeting of the Kelsey
A. C. 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
’McGarrie'and David L. Logan com-
prise the committee who will have
charge of the card tournament,ifWhile
Leslie Gather. ,F‘. J. Riley. Anthony
Esposito and Eric Miller are on the
committee who will handle the pool
contest. t—-There were three newmem-
bets voted in and a smoker was ap-
proved and will be held sometime
next month. '
American League; right field, Klein.
National League. . ‘
‘The sight of tho greatline oration»
and. boys stretching out fromtho-on-
trances to Braves‘ Field was emissa-
ing prospeét to the players as they
went. to their. dressing rooms .this
morning. it was“ the last game. in
lllilll‘ltlll stunt",
,souutss," llillllllllllll
~ on lllllllllltliSll
rTh. Moment “Pope's Dlloepuln"
~ Roaches the Stomach Al! ‘ ’ -
, Distru- Goes. '
Do some foodsyou cot hit. back—-
taste good, but. work badly; ferment
into stubborn lumps and cause a slick,
sour, gassy stomach? Now. Mr and
PllllllES' IN DEFENSIVE ..,......... mm
' Diapepsin digest} everything. sawing
‘ . ' Posmofl “0‘1““! ‘0 sour and met our. There
never was anything so safely quick, so
(Continued from First Page.)
certainly ,cifectlv'o. No difference it ow
badly your stomach in disordered t on
will get happy relief in five minutes,
but. what pleases you most is the it
strengthens'and regulates your at m-
The' crowdrearly assumed propor-
3::"*““
~. inhuman :=
Whene'you hpvi‘eta‘sefeideposit box in our the i. and -
.. burglir-proof .Vaults. you have: absoluterprivncy as ‘
Mormon n - . . ~
mm. flicker and
t
onecan obtain sates; . to »
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"ach' so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief Khulna
times-they are slow. but not stirs.
tious greater than that of the morning
hours yesterday. ‘The bright sun and
the weather vane pointing :to the
south promised'even more comfortable
weather" thin that in which the third
game was played. ' ‘ ‘
’_-Tiie7 balance 'of the series having
swung in favor of the Red Sci, two.
games to onejbyg their ninth (inning
Motor-y . yesterday, the cotitéhdliig
’ the went into the fourth curiosity
_ anew inertia adjustmeit.’ The
and puts your stomach in“: hastily
condition so the misery won't cm
bacig. , . . . _
You feel different as soon as
Diapepain” corners in
we .
,otomhch'getsswost, noiges. no veh-
ing ,.no"ériiqtitionlof:nndl8utnd 1.,
Bedhead.
tional League: left field, O'Longhllln, '
“Papgfs Diapepsin" is quick. poult‘ive .
contut-wlthb
stomecirze-diotress instantiation-Lui- 1.‘
demands. it was thought. may have
been influenced by the fact that vigi-
et pitched in (hp sex-19$, lance yesterday so reduced their oper~
ations that a number of. grandstand
. demolished “minute remained unoccupiedduring the
;and under his direction. W. G. Green. theory that they would fall heavily “wégame. '
it Clurcl was held last evening._
y I l “" Chan” M ""3 1"" mp' A“ °' m son said he felt certain that Ruthlnsraasr. muss Tnusrss FOR
DEFUNC‘I’ AMUSEMENT 60.
Appointment of Silas E Elliott as
trustee of the bankrupt Tyler Amuse.
moot company of Stamford was made
this morning by Referee in Bankruptcy
John W. Banks. The appraisers nomad
are John Thompson. Antonio Geronimo
and John 8. Moore.
M
-'rwo CHILDREN HAD GRQUP.
The two children of J. W. Nix. Clove-
iond. 00.. bad eroup. Ho writes: “Both
got so choked up they cauld hardly
breathe. I gave them ffdeys Honey and
Tor and nothing else and it complete-
ly cured than." Contains no opiates.
Cut: the phlegm; open: air passages.
’ Sold everyone" ' - *
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Via
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chum Lines
White-Star
Holland-American ‘0
Sonndnnn'vlnn- ‘ all '
American 0
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ro SWTH-A'MERiCA
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REAL ESTATE ‘ iNSUtRANOE
which they were to share in the pros,,
coeds, the National Commission ruiesi
tetor army would not be less than that
of yesterday, which numbered 42,300
paid admissions, the receipts totalling
in each case these figures
series and other baseball records. Fig-
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With the Sterling Range yougcan do
your baking and run your range all
day on just one had of coal.
That is how good a coal range the
Sterling is. it was designed by a
woman and is built for economy and
CONVENIENCE.
if you could step in and let us show
you the scientific construction of the
Sterling firebox you would see at
it that the Sterling
actually saves fuel by burning more
once why is
air and less coal.
We give you a “Guarantee Bond"
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NORWALK’S ‘LliA-‘DING'PURK'ITURE STORE." . ,
‘ 5“?“ng Furniture Cuffs; ~
Washington Street, South. Norwale
xo7~xag-r31
.Opp. Hoyt'n Theatre .. '1 '
5 Railroad Ave.
South .florwal a,
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’U. S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen *
and trap shootersL .
Special Rates to Gun
Clubs .
POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric ...primer
give! even" ignition
uniform‘ combustion.
and velocity: more
regular pattern.
Black . shells have
clear passage from
primer t0~~ powder,
thus eliminating long
fires. . >
Black shells are really
. waterproof. Test them ,
yourself and be con-
vlnced.
Black shells are the .
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
ALBERT D. M) 'llllill
no Washington Street
South Norwalk
(Successor edCharleeE. Dow). .
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You cannot realise what a musical triumphlghEdi-
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New Edison, with his wonderful diamond reproducer; he has made
of the phonograph a real mania] instrument.‘ A tone that is true,
lifelike, human natural. Just wht music lovers have been waiting“
..;for. lt’opeua’ a new on in music. Coll ond‘hoar the New Edison. '
.~New‘ Record ---Jusl Out
We have‘just‘received the latest weekly list of New
Edison records. ‘A new flat of records every week.
This week's listcontoino some ennui-tin nitrate.
Hear these beautifulan on.“ New Edison today. It will
be a revolution to you. You will not be u: to buy. ‘
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