.
is
\ I“ R
R
“ A. m1 - .1 a ward: ,,,,, mmw." .
.. “fl-.- ___,.____.... 5. , .....- _-
'\.‘.1~‘-I“ c.,v1v-o. t-.
,1. f t ‘7' ' . U -
'
\ ,1» 1._ .
5.5:. 1“ —.-,i .ga‘244 1-5,.
555. 55535112 591511311 NORWALK §VENIN9 331111211111“
5,115
SATUitIfiAY, NOV. 6, 1915
\‘\‘\-‘ V“. .\. ‘\
“ ‘\-‘ U
-r',‘ ‘1' ' ’1-/-
a, carpet/.1 '1
WRGRW '118
are eaten cob and all, and many va1
variously
ieties of the olive family
stuffed.
In company with tile usual French
and German mustard pots. there are
those containing mustard combined
with fine herbs Which color it a beati-
moms
nmnnnt
Delicacies
' . in". 1'
Russia contributes caviar and sev—
unmwmm
When olle speaks of simplicity as
I 1-«-1. gala-Alana-“
~ l 1.‘b\ tartan/awn a atatnlaln a ‘7 our, la 1 nl,‘
:::,:I:\u: :1:1:,1,1::vv1= ..; on 1- 31.1 t- qt‘tpt‘ :‘m -\.\‘\- fix:- an ):\.\-t pm: In‘ .~‘~‘\ ‘ fl 1”
—- L 1 L
-, .-...- ..-.-.t... ..---w. .,_.. . .. . . ,n, ,5 My, 4,. “ ., __ ..., -.- ‘
has made the muff and boa of less 1R
i1lnportance,ssys the \‘ew York Her-
The result is that the muff is
a 1ddetidedly small, round affair and
the net-:kpiete a mere tippet that
often serves as the r'emotable collar
of tile coat or wrap.
The two astrakans,
6111;” eflactzcul 1i
73(50me DrerJ/Td/(ingl1-
Lemony
In“
IMPORTANT TNINRS
All SNINJID NNIIW
For Linen That Has Been Scorched
Extract the juice from four medium-
TNT ART 0T DRESSING
Real Dress Simplicity.
black Persian
. - - - tiful green, mustard with horseradish, _ ‘ .
”Ersatz;fizicexyfifiedhffwalfie: “and a lilac colored mustard “Violette being the keynote of the fashions, lamb ind [hie Era! krimme? Me Sized OniOng; mix well with four 011001 ii" 17-"
' 3 3 w 0 vboth n st'e a sin as tr mining 5 1 . . s ,. . -.
' an occasional inflation for the de1Brive." all of which are aristocrats it does not refer to the simplicity t . the Iseenr Tlesirable because es of fullers earth. one ounce of s ,3 9 Prepared Especially for 1/11: Nmupaper N); Wk
I‘ we and at we same time ive in the land of condiments. IIIIII is usually thought III III con “’5' y ' and 3 pint Of ”1193‘" I’OIIJIE mIII' b P11 [R - ' 1 -
I g nection with" the ancient Greek cos. ”193' have “OI been “39d IOI II IIIIIII' lure; when nearly cold, pill on the y 1610710 "I“‘w a Q
striking to
not to France w here they' ate
pared in a thin sweetened syrup be overlooked among the cheeses of
I. strip of vanilla bean. 115111061341" nations is the Blue Stilton of Eng-
5 ‘ Wide-mouthed bottle, they an. land a luxury in the cheese market.
:9“ 3nd sent back to America to There are. wonderful pates that are
”a as a. salad or a relish to he to be eaten cold. When served. they
With cold meat. They taste ,1 have their pastry covers lifted. and‘
ill
lIl
'QIHW of Palm" comes in tall, slen-
Nose bottles for the making of
“latest of salads.
shrivels and decays if allowed to le
stand overnight. This dainty wot-1m
it also comes once the exclusive salad used on the
L. ltinscll Assistant Shop
Intelleose. Wild strawberries from pointed \\
the (‘onlpttny's
'a ”’33“ Preserved prunes, par. Superinttndcnt 1tt
"GS. and carrots with olives are . S. (1illttte. who has been in the c
with frills and fiounces give a churnr
carry with them 11 simple air that is
very attractive. and particularly
dress of voile made perfectly
those of last season have been chal-
styles comes a return of the quaint.
g and welcome air of simplicity.
Volles and other soft materials
It
is time. because of its novelty.
plain
uged and changed and more norI
al conditions are appearing.
Beauty of line and coloring and ex
tichu. a purl
arise of their gritcc. t‘Ilill‘lll and still
'T'HE ISLE OF MAN SUFFERS. ,justifies the belief that liberal buying
‘ No part of the United Kingdom‘has of cars is beginning or. will soon be-
1 so so hard hit by the war as the gin.
ate of Man, which now on the] Buying of material by railroads is
like of bankruptty because the lm- good news to the lumber industry.
l5 treasury insists on the wipingI'I‘ruclt improvement ttill require ties
of the deficit of $120,000 beiorcI also bridge material wherever steel
t3 will sanction the relief of distress. bridges how not supplanted trestles.
it re the money is to tome from is‘l’l‘ertnlnal iniprotements will require
roiliem, as the luoposed remedyslumber for construction Néw toads
‘ igher duties and taxes will fall-and branthes will demand large
art ‘of requirements. The lislimd quantities of all these classes of mm
t‘swallow its pridp and ~annex terial. The great demand for steel
_ If t0 the neighboring country of from munition plants 11nd from for-
star, but tradition and senti- eigh railroads and the consequent
5;! revolt at the idea. Although higher prices may check the tendency
as is only 32 .by 12 miles its poli- to build steel freight cars and tnay
in! constitution is said to be the tempt. railroads to build of wood.
'1 They may; be {the more. inclined that
way because lumber is cheap and can
vercd promptly. Another en-
ema-1.1.1111: fact to lumbernten is an
int '1 of this per cent. value of
building permits in 79 principal pities
during September.
All of these features of prosperity
and the inferences which are drawni
from them go to show that. prosperity
TS
we rule has been the privilegeof
Mgnxman through the ages. I
When the‘war came, the heavy
st and holiday trade was cut off.
swift packet boats were taken
.by the Admiralty and the sub
ne me_nace made travel unpopu-
Man then becamn‘a concentra-
be tit-12
flf‘.
adorns the rippled coat or the/ point-
\ed tunic edge.
selves are adorned with a band of
width of the flarc./Slnsllink~'
stains will quickly disappear. 'l‘henI
wash in hot suds, dry carefully and!
polish with a (lean (.liamois leather. 5
To Clean Window Shades. { !
Wring cloth out of warm Water!
(not hot); hate near a dish of bakingi
'Iilis wide band is not confined en—
rely to the skirt edge; it often
The fur costs them-
To Fill Cracks in Plaster.
i To fill cracks in plaster use plaster
of parts. mixed with \inegar instead
This will gite the plaster
i
i
but such garments otherwise have. I
A Variety in Sleeveo i
Thelc is wide choice in style of of water.
tr-iln ashes and common salt moistened:
then rinse ill diluted ammonia
never touch
Will search in vain fdr Home perennial 58m 0 good huntslnau. 1 bid you be-
And yet when sails are furled. like
wings at even
()ld failures shine. upon the face of
God,
Dolorous loud and dangerous deep——
And why should it trouble the mas-
ter‘s sleep.
Whilst game there is for hunting?
ing!
amp of alien enemies, who now ;1armol long prevail in the country at
tuber 20,000 or less than three [algc w’itbout'spreading into its ev-
3 Hits total native population. ery corner.
camps helped to save the sit may perceptible in the Pacific1
son; for the island farmers, al‘ northwest and no long time can
.II minor-substitute for in elapse before it reaches out premier
bandits who used to come? It is
proposed that the government
he hotels and lodging houses
.. owners are in great distress
ospitnls for convalescent soldiers.
of the“ relief measures proposed
.Manx parliament which thei'
[hit treasury refuses to endorse,I
grant of $250,000 to distressed
(ding house keepers.
to flight. ~Portland Oregonian
ASPIRATIONS. ‘ _
moon,
And here a silter moth, with fright.-
.5 ened grace,
Qircles my lamp, and there upon the
dune ‘
A lover looks into his lady’s face. ;
-
noseenlrv spassomc. I
_ of prosperity which no manI night.
S‘u'on, evidence which is cori
road by the fact that railroad,
tern 3 bars.
of. 9 per cent. it explains tbof light I
or heavy Orders for mater-loll
‘ 11111110111151 tor delivery 111 1916 antli
x...
the. starsl
w ‘
' 3‘,
f
\ . ,
.5 0t 8 MT shoringe is an evi-:I, too. have wings that struggle into‘
1
Blind as the white moth atlbe lan-
1111111111111 in September showed 1!, too. drawn by til“ yearning for thei
l 151111 1111‘ is the law of the notions 9'0 “mm by gavel-tutu: to the}
\1
Have sent 1.1 soul to am against ‘W of all 111.1 to
Feed with promise, the hungry mow!
industry and puts the prophet of elil What the craving of tooth and claw! two balls called Pitcher Garrett made]
Ovér the quivering muzzles draw
1 The bloody. lure of the hunting!
Yonder a ”II flies I0 the burning Then Ill) and away'-~for’ the trailfimask and rolled back on the diamond. ‘.
I .
“it the shuddering fields,
.Sore. anti famlshed and beaten back,
-. curred in a recent game between the;
. 1 I
Its begmmngs are 11] lSound the old time summons and call Athletics and the Cleveland club in,
The starve-ling brutes to thé hunt— Philadelphia-
sling glimpses of the countries b r of seasons and are I
. 1 1 - tumes, but the sim licit of our e - 11h l facet and 1 dr in the air},
his}: the) come. One specialty era! oddly prepared fish. English and _ p Y . me Eye beau“ they an, a’ “0,9,”, 51011 9‘ P h ‘ y i gums op COMFORT AND GOOD LINE
‘ ' b1 Vi ' i hat s and Italian grandmothers daY. Oi‘ 11““ “hi?“ ' then wash in cold water. I
devotes several shelves to "1511 soon. I81“ 11 n1 5 Deep bands of astrakan or beat" \ Th few .1 l i '
3‘3 noVHjoodvstut‘rs “(km n dd sausage: and bologhas also engage distingmshed welldressed women of -—-—- a" : m(_,3‘;‘III5 II“ arelIn‘lh 8 "I‘III‘I’I
' p I 0 a quarter or half a century ago. er II" are “53d 0“ ”‘9 “III or III'I'SS Cleaning Silver. 1 -11 it‘ll. reconlnfttncatlon fol 7.19
“jars. bottles and tins. “d 3 few the “IIPIIIIOII' 7.. . . items the longer haired pelts, like . . . . - ‘I‘I"I”II°II “I""II I"IJ“III"“ "IIIIUII I'
too musing 01111- Ihp labels is Fresh cream cheese made to order After the striking lafihIon-‘I ”1‘“ k k d f l i for Precipitated chalk is excellent for gnugm The from and back New” m
. . e
times as puzyllng as it is mum and molded into heart- shaped baskets have been in Blyit’ SO long, and WIIICI‘ T on anThOX. 8:9 a m n'd‘rw: the Cleaning tarnished silver. Place a dit- olnc. antl‘the slicvti‘s lug)! be long or
’ 1 ' -~ , . wraps 9 ex reme wt 1 o h sturt wn i turn- ac cu 5. Five yards
I I is “OI I0 be “sad as an adjunct to Ihe “ea-e genmflly :0 unbefon'liilg. :3“; skirt Iband however Is the real ”P In a saucer and add‘ 108;. enoglglb of .16-i11cl1 madras or silmlar material
0 ness 0 19 nm arts S in ' ’ hi to more en ~. 1 .1 . 1.
W3" sweet [potatoes from Mexi salad course but I5 eaten as a dessert 5 , style feature; narrower ones adorn “(NM 111an a ‘ in: WWII; d [Ur the paramas.
ith a favorite jelly or join. Not to the dainty “fly 01’ handling them tllis lightly 0\ er the silv'.e1 and U85 let 111m at the odd shape for the 1111-
the long sleeves and the choker col derLtt-illg section its nil‘angemelit to
ill» tlolh when cutting will need «are.
I‘ince the front and back section inio
plate first. laying it on a lengthwise
tl11'1eld of all open width of material.
To the right of this plate the slcete.
tin a line even with the lower edge 1f
the sleeve lay the cult! and to the hit.
of the cuff put in place the back undt 1'—
tfiko French thestnuts. l e uest lemoves a portion “Ni ii , .1 5
has he 5 I‘ g with flaring collar 111 white Silk p112» ”WWII“ “I" The Show?” of soda: wipe off shad“ Dip cloth in “NW. “We ““1 be H“fitment since
re Is orange Inwm'h IIOI spoon. sents a charmin ap earance in III” dress 3km and the consequent i t k clean mmmmg (“I me “marina"; MIMI m
Emt which shows the fruit cut Antoni Lie flesh daily offering: ‘11 ' E II {shortening of the suit cost have soda “i139 0" “Kai“ II?" a I‘ a I IHld with the curved edge. to the loll.
1 quarters in it lies i th orchid salad ““11 ‘ts marked 00mm“! to ”1“ flamboyant dry cloth and Wipe shade dry as pos; To the extreme left or the materini,
“pared . W I?“ the SIIOD g ed d ‘ i 11d dain and striking styles to which women made "II“ band trimming necessary sihle . along the selvage edge. place the
so that it s ' 1 - 1 1 co orn a 1 ' '
Ill when done in die IgtdItw'Ia: ItITtIdIl;II;::':rrelehT1a: to be pgulled fresh I‘M" I’I‘COIIII’ III'CUSIouIPd‘ Md“ garb-100330;";Iifim;h;“:r:;:: At first they “in I00“ dark, I’I'II “(graham different materials are til-ta
" .1 ' That we have entered on 11 new an s . . . i (1 1m - l 1 ,1 . . .
11 mm; on“ . . . , t 99 like its when dry. will be 11cc an it e. to tie tow opulent of mans undelgot-
‘00” It pe arly I” I’““1 “IS” daily for II do” no k Ii ”v do of fashions is apparent; most of “‘CI‘II’IIIIIII) 0‘“ “’0 short Th9 II" mellts nowadays that they take on n.
*1 pre ty “hen II III SPI‘I‘III- PICIIE‘I‘III green COUSIM' IIIII promp bands ptcvent ”‘9 unfinished IOUI‘ variety that equals feminine lant-le.
Silk finished fabric. with selfJignn-sl
and stripes are really not expensive at in!
wear remarkably well. For servro
combined with comfort, however, gul-
ntett 11nd gillgha‘hls lchomblnations cl’
W ready for 11 puree, an Res 01 Italian royalty. To rnise it
{u bottles, Spiced and seasineIt'II Tibthe United States a specially pre- treme 3111111111? “HIM" any hilm 0:: sleevc II" both house IIIIII SIIWI cos I ‘OIII’I’III‘M’I OI putty. and II WIIII Iii-'1"! (‘iieCkS 11nd Strive" against to
II” “We as *1 relish. it looks like pared soil has been imported and OK In“??? 11111. I mum?) Snug?” I5 3 tume. The later models show a pro- not set for 20 or 30 minutes. if water-5 whit; bilL‘kgrzlllnd are highly ‘0 be 111--
III“ 0? giant asparagus, and is the perimented with 5:2)“; 2:35:33“ 11 22“" r335 \i‘:::f; pounced use of the sleeve set into the is used the plaster ltnrdens before you, “CF“ model shown he“ is “5“ 111111—
. and texture of the pineapple, "‘ " do 1131 ,5 “6530f. Isulden chan 93 armhole with gathers. At present the have time to use if if cracks to be; able for boys. being cut in 30ml)?“
nck!eherrles from the Alps have CHANGES IN NEW HAVEN’S ME- but M u“: IIIlnnges do Inm mmegh; vogue is for the moderately largo filled are large or many. I “10Kq‘t-‘IPINTH‘IHTI:jpajfimgniilflrf”TWIIiy
ems”: are sweeter than those CHANICAI— k DEPARIIAI‘EE: 111d extremes they n”, being adopted sleetc. with In sllfllt enggzratrinn‘lp; A Crack m a Range ... I TRIf‘Ilte :3 Hulld :13 811133315 1181 dumping
re ac u \.»w \'or cw a ‘ 1 itss a lie 0 low it \e . 5 . _ .1 r5 5 _ -
9 are delightfulqtoagfv‘: N13311:: iltz‘rltléord itailrottd ( omptmy has “9' “In“ “I“ITIII‘ . IIItriid The flare is decidedly modisll A much ill 11 range can often berre-THEIINIII313§IICNSJJIrsx'ueI'I:ngI,::,find};
I In WHIWIIIOH “In“ ”WW simple and there is almost no limit to the paired by using a filling made of wood at 251 and 30 cents a yard. \vlnn they
that mote they are. widtr so that IX-
pcllse is automatically l“t‘dtl(td.
\len' s ulldt rwc1lr 11s wtll as “minus
F,
White stapes and mixed fruits in shops at llcadvllle Mass .\lr Kilim'” “I‘d-ITSHIIYMI I) worn a” mings. contrasting godcts, 11nd [lilll' with water. This will prove lntrd and
5“ ENDS. are some, of the things was until appointed to this nt’" - llU-‘i o 5 smut ”I “I “III-III” new. frocks. (115, are detallg of the new cuffs: and lasting. Model pajamas for man or boy, with display definite color stiletms i‘aii11iid
5 m “We With ice cream, tlon Chief ( lerk m \ssislnnt to the specially t'hltlnllnl: tor ' young girls. the cuff 111% be d any length. from ____«_ from and pack cutfiin on: Illld‘Ulglmtd blue Indmle little shades me in menu-st ‘
We kumquats and fresh figs Viced’residcnt llutld V1111 Alysiyno. M ”w present “mp II“) lichus “I“ the very narrow band cuff to the Ink Stains. “IIIIIIIIII bIII‘II (III “I" II I)“ I‘m ‘II‘I'I‘I'I III“ at “8°"
W“! pt “I9 Dreselte shelf beside bot H V McKetly. who has been (‘hief "Hid“ VIII The”: Wm“) material. 5 “I gauntlet which reaches to the elbow Wet the stain and spread it over aI
"fl tiny fresh limes and real mans Clerk to the Mechanical Sulwrilllt‘n‘ Simulrml: f‘I‘II‘I‘gofl' 35‘"? “I512? “If"; and even above. lenting one to won- bowl of boiling water llnb the spot'
I I ”mp‘ Macedoine 0f VBEelables for dent. G. \‘i. \l'iltlin. since l‘ili't'. has SM”; “”105“? 11‘ “TM: 5;“ I 1‘1‘ dcr when the cuff begins and the with 11 feather dipped ill inuriatic acid
”I.” and 90““. large Frcnoh aspar— been appointed thict ticrk lo .\11. \l' 1..:\v,(:;rlrI,,1m“ 5 I?“ If) Ir slccvc ends Do these cuffs and guilt or touch with 11 mt glass stopper of
.artichokea. tiny turnips With Van Alysiync slit-(ceding \lr Killsell. I: I‘I “ ‘I‘ IIIfIIII “I"? ”In” I gringo; p“ m” p‘lrlllll'\5_ 1t mum to the acid bottle: then wash quickly in
“‘ “"II“ ‘III‘II‘I'II‘I III“) ‘IIIII‘I‘II I") ””1 big, slumps with IIll‘II inside l'llf hot water. Repeat 1w often as necesw
bar bottled novelties. office of the Mctllztllitttl Stillt1rillten-m(,m5 lies and buildings of tlinolinc which SHIT :
‘iSardines and other small fishes. put dent. for several tests Ilils been tip-I " made life so interesting some years and then thoroughly in water. .t
_. “11 unmet pickles or pimentos. pointed t Ittci IIt‘I'Ii. 51111111111111 \lr. Fun '0' F H 21:10? ” "I‘O‘IIPT "“9”?“ "MIMI I” i“ dis' 1
sauces or in oils. offer wide choice. .\lcl\'edy. Fm. i‘. l l , a .I 1 f , . ' ""‘ " solve I9“ CHI” “OIIII OI ”'“IIIC “cm:
"‘ THEME include pickled seaweed,l _______._5__________ ' II II ”I IIIIII‘N IIIIII‘IIII‘II‘I' ”9"“ in n pint..o{ 50ft Wnlcr. Dip the}
d- nasturtitnn buds, tiny ears of twp-111mm; 1,.- helm: ”.5541 m H“ (\I‘IIHI:I'I|IIIII|IIIIIII "“‘N‘I’IIIWI‘ I'IIIIIIII‘II‘I‘N )1213111'. incl: proposed 1111-131: times stained part in quickly, thcll rub ln‘, I
0"“ Il‘imlwf‘fiutt‘e. so tender that they 'iritisll West Indies,~ ,- I. In} 5HMISI 5.“‘.”"" wraps. “It”? II‘II'V“ I """“"’I I'Il“ clear water. Repeat the second time! MATERIAL OPEN 56 INCH WIDE P-tentcd April 30 I‘ll)? _
. 111 lay and owning or huts. llllsI Marie .1110 whom, door? if necessary. 5 i Pictorial Rtviow Pattern 1\'o ti- tit. Sizes 4 8.1: and 14101119111111”qu ‘I
.. veg—F- m 86, 38, it), it. t8 and 710 inches lm not measure Price. 11’. cents. I‘
I n
when the
For opium service Call
Telephone 004. I
1
ravening pack,
r.s.nm
i
I...__
I
I
I
lFor oh. the slaverlng, gnashtng laws! 3' NORWALK
. 131-1011: 907i
i Madl—gone mad from the hunting! . .
——William Young in Yale Review.
\—_——'—o—-—-—P——
5 AN UNUSUAL BASEBALL PLAY. 1\
An unusual freak baseball play tic-‘15
Norwalk Pawn Shop
J08. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St, Se. Norwalk, Conn.
- a"
..L .. ._
'l‘hc mariner will the hunt goes by, , u l. St
11111011. A 111 ii ll 1 1 ll 1. tlé 111 11- F'“ It Glflum ”I By all
TIH‘ "It“ will die; and low against 111 in: am In 0 0“ I I I 'unoret Dlrmor and lmbalmel 9e cam E Geipnu: & Cle “‘9 60'
lo\e' S a" 95 Office .fld ROINCOM. ------ BRI E RT --.---
Formerly known as Irldpeport Steam Dyeing .11 Cleaning Ct
Silk Dresses. Gloves. Ilium and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
\
lune M Io MIIII It. to Norwnlk
“are ' 1 ‘ ' \
As i will search in vain for Paradise. Of that dark d1ly ohoe hunting. ‘ m "mm". 47». "I LYNGEIWP. 298 State 8‘" Bridgeport
‘ 'When the sport shall fall, and the _ ....m ......H
—__~v__-_ - -:_ L ~_..,.
Briggertnan Bros. 64
“I? :01; III“ IIP‘I‘I. “9"“ the ““IId‘1Wlll bend no more to the quurrys SPECIALTY BOXES
r1111 oldmd q +1 " ’ , track ‘ (100d J01) PflfltmE No Creams—
lwm5ne‘ ires’. “II II“ “8 IIIIO But homewnrd turn. in their hunt- Belt p33". Best Work, 3333 Prices M “1’ box 1 11 - 1-
mg, 88 NORTH MAIN STREET 2 I “.lb s'box/. .......
Something especially fines.”
North Main Stree’
Rooms by day or, week at reasonable prices.
Every room we“ ventilated. electric fights and gas.
Everything first class.
"on.
d ill to . d lad, and
—Dun5a Burn M m ”awe“ MagazineT‘ShTIeki-Srig, res 11 an pe “ave Just Purchased 1 HIMOIId' BIOCK
\ m u .
THE HUNTING How shall they harken—for dogs are1 1 I. f
Hunt 9 b ' t d 'm . they, I a large supply of tools. jack- knives '
S m n' ea e” an w ppers-in, iBllt even the do} ”will have Mal and alarm clocks, which will be i5 NEWLY RENOVATED.
otmd again to the hunting! ' da .,__ 5 sold at reduced rice ‘ 5 EL
For the voice of the kennels is loud And MI; the last spoil of the hunt I see our “mg“, "a". la "id 3 J08. DI SESSA BROP.
and deep— ingl A; price. P Y 5 4 Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
I I
i
j"
m
in the second inning.1
with two out, Lajole on third and
Healy at bat, with two strikes and
STORE
a wild hurl. which struck in front at; For Rent
the plate Healy struck at the bound- Now Occupied by the United
tng 11111. which hit Butcher O'Neil’s Elecu'ic Light‘ and Water Co.
1’ Enquire
1‘
l
I
—
t
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
Dodge Brothers
Touring Cars and Runabouts
I are free. while Healy ran for first. Garrett 1311'. H (t I .
' And the world was made for the in from the box and, picking up the Ch‘fo (1 ALL K N
I hunting: 1 ball touched out Lajoie, who was try 1- . r 0 e I 955 0F AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
Over its homes, and its hoardings go! mg to score from third/ retirinz the
Ride the ravage and trample low!
Wreck and ruin and woe. on woe,
“3 To 111
ingl. . ‘5
Sport, for them. and the huntsman‘
spoill.
a? fight or fix:
iAnd spoil of all that is left to lie 5
l—bul the lords of the hunt” wild pitch and secured a put out) .‘
side. The net result of the play was5
that Garrett saved his record from a5
IHesly was safe pt first on a missed
Ithird strike and the side was retired
all on the one play.
lamb
U. I present on.
...___________.._.——-
--THE BET? SITUATTONO ., 1
1810 is“
The Sentinel reaches
I «5- aw. is amongst: temp. i
SZL. BENEDICT
73 North Main St.
South Norwalk
'” AGENT FOR REC AND DODGE BROS. CARS
» I
W
Read the Classified Ads. on Third
WfifitPce
Try \Thcm For Result
Norwalk Chronicler