Here are the new Fall styles in
clothing to; boys.
+er m tutti
icisu 0f Illllliit Stilts
(Continued from Ninth Page)
,lei- flew out to Tobin, but Butler reach-
‘ed List base when Broome hesitated!
it? s. 15H mm on his hit and theuthrew
gitiifle wild to Silzer. Butler then
\.il1‘ to :ocond, third and home, on
\iild ['iitlle‘b by Tobin. Stevens wulip'
, ‘id to ti st on the heave that :zcored
. tuitei from third. The ball went clear
to the stands, for out or the-reach of
Pa“ Huilet who was performing su
peilzi-izian stunts in the cu!cher's lvox
tying to capture the {twtdl lit-ates oi
/ Lis Hi“? y iiizitc. (‘hiiety fanned, but;i
Stevens counted when Drootiie ihre’W'
v. .ti to Siizcr, after he had stopped1
£x’tl‘.)".~~ g'ioi'utlrr. Kelly \ieiit to see
oizd on the error, but timed there
\li‘t"l \‘i't:ko.';ird grounded out to Gil
lt“!‘t‘
FRED N. GMITH AGAIN I!
TELEGRAPH CITY EDITDR.
' .
Fred N. Smith, who was city editor. ’
of The Telegram previous to his leav-
ing for Europe. as a correspondent for
Ainciitan pulilitatiuus last May, is
again occui ting, his place i ii The Tale.
l‘mxur'
Trim_ looking suits, New York
fashions—school suits that stand
at the head of the class for looks
and at the head for quality and
satisfaction.
We cr-v‘ dress vour little boy so
he‘ll be ,. credit to all concerned.
And we can dress the big boy so
he‘ll take pride in the care of his
luau).
'N. \ alt" .~ only i:ii> oi ho, --it
.“cii. out Siizer hunted ii liit into tight friends in this ci;y M“ be
‘i'lai' "‘\:‘.'*' .e 'i ' I
_ iii and .u iiiid to x ioni on the“ the news.
i.l.\‘('(l hull, “l‘n'.” “lll‘ii‘_\' Iliin smote
Ivii held, on with-l1 Film l‘ wont Hanoi
“rut“ icoli third on :1 wild pitch but
this itiitiiiti- cntlul when 'l‘tiliiii popped=
iii to Woodward. Ieditorship 0t :liis pupcr.
Tilt beginning, of the ninth was onei
lniiu which it
to draw :1 tiuwt in.
renewing acquaintance
“it ,‘i
1=t>.~it.ii of nudity Nor
would lw lliBl't‘)
MOBILE.
clothing.
‘ Rogers 8t Ct to ens
Norwalk So. Nexwa‘lr
“,5 fi_-,. ___-w,_.-
“A New Assortment 0f :1' ”MW, .
IRETONNES AND DENIMS -“’” ""’"'
, In Flowery Effects i hoiiiinn “lgtiiPSWOI‘lll, .iiiues
.i;4;::.i i.
Li‘till', :‘iii. in, l. 0.0. i‘
hi this twining.
(‘9.
lillltti turn out in ii liit tti (‘illei-ipe. I
TOIUUNGTON, SP”-
:‘1 \tni with -:l ti lit into lift flt’itl. but
jMaxtleid was arraigned in
. .‘_\ llLttlii. ,1; of ()ur Y"-tt ti nu. . jltiL't ii llit hit iiiiil it “9111 court today. on the charge of stealing
an automobile belonging to George
M. liurlhut. Wednesday night, and was
held for Superior (‘iiurt under bonds
for tuo bases Stowiis nut to ti: iid
on ii p'ihsrd hull and ('lii‘i;;i)’ worlied
'loiiiii to: :i [)i'. ~ to fir: Ho stoic sh“-
niiil on tho first hull pithhcd. and Kelly of 8200.
'llic Telegram congratulates i"
“I ”P 1"“ “‘1” “f ”'i‘ “mm ”me ' it: ti! on bt‘illg able to obtain his ten.
An” “‘ ‘iites onte mote and his numerous ,
\‘.'allace T. Bat-sell is again "cover-
ilu- horsehidc tor a ringing d‘JllblL‘illlDiing" chy hall for ”1,. Telegram and
with
iiciuls. whose friendship he enjoys. as
f‘t‘ did previously to taking the city
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HELD FOR STEALING AUTO-
)6 wituiim J. 5
glad to 'i
the ot-
borough
Fully Glirauteed to
Cook,
Heat, ..
Bake'i ,
6o days’ trial free. Now is
the time tn select your Ster- i
ling Range {orthz lo. 3 win
xrr months and be assured of
perfect but and good baking
\I.
South Norwallt.
1 ’ Sheet Music
, Uust received a large assartment Greenwood's friends.
i of Popular Sheet Music. i
i For Curtains and Draperies
E, K BANKS fil‘igglesworth‘s launch, :-
I
l Mahackemo Hotel Block. 1
khill (‘hui‘tes Copley. Lawrence l‘uui then scratched un itiflcld hit to Petty.
fimd lionuld THHUT 91130)?“ a Sit" ‘“ Stetenn croned the plate on thctlirow
Huntington. l:- l.. ie-v‘ruay. in Mr. to first. and (‘liristy wont to third.
1Kt‘ii,‘.’ stole second oi1~the next 'hall
pitched, Woodwind hit to third for”
Lev-rand Greenwood. who has been What looked like it Hire out, but sum.
."empioi‘ed t" the Wilson 7’0“" 0m” 0‘ missed the ”now and (‘hrtsts scoredi
_'the Standard Oil ( ompatiy for the post Kelh “.9,“ to third and Woodward to
v-w font iiicnlhs, has been transteired to second while the bull wa‘ helm: remit
the Bridgeport 05109 01' the company crtl tiom tiiidei thc flulOlIlOMlt‘F back:
This comes in the nature of ‘ promo- ot dist base. C. Miller struck out but‘
tion and is very welcome new“ (0 Mi" run to first \tlicii lltirlc) d oppcil his
L; if; [Mi 1 strike Kelli ramped (nor the
rubber on the throu to flist. and.
4
t The shark net at The Knob was
pulled up last Saturday, and the both-
.1 f . ‘ 5¢ A COPY.
,DONNELL'Y’S
isliore. season is about over. The not
did good service during the summer.
it i STATIONERY STORE. i‘12:?”“m“:z‘zpiZurslfgg? ixtli‘ai‘lie 2:11;: the lust in'ninghetore the bathing:
“W“ ' (6 South Main Street. l.luultor Jniiicu llurty liiis rollcd th- “8“!“ of Woodward. '
L.— ‘3 \uiioun still us 0! the net up and Three new faces were seen I“ they
. than it Fioii‘ti tciiiporiiiih on the tun-10cm lineup‘yesterd‘uy. Brandt whack-
,“m of ”‘0 float ed up with “hitcy Schraizuc in right
._.__-.._., .-,..,_ field. and Sllzer. another new man.
. ~_—_— "-M‘fl toolt. or tried to take. rather. "Whit-
A“: He Removed the ey’s" place on the first hassock. Sil-
. , tier was fair, but Schruguc plays cir-
, Danger S‘gnal 'clcs around him in the field. Broonie
Percy W Brooks 0" “'9“ “0m” ,nt iihort plnycd it nice game. and, h-
.road, has rec-eited his next “0111‘ An: PM“; . . “won“. .\'. Y”
\\. .Klicrmriii,
row touring cur. Writes: “1 surrvmi with kttltirv tmutiic.
had it tiri-tl t‘-i.ullt : lit in) tui- i: did not
, it. no it! .\ :iiiiliitliiii ititti fill all tiriti out
‘. l u~etl li‘iiit) Kidney Hill: and in ii t‘nw
Woodward went to third
then punched in single to right tiel.d
run of the iritnio, nowdon (tinned.
Norwtillt was helpless in her half of
‘ 27c
:thc center ilcld fence for :1 double. A
idoitltlc play. by liowdcn. Mcrnstcin :intl
Those iii-event were: The Misses Rose
a Georgew. Coffin. Jr.
Mernstein "
'ers are beginning to realise that the wliiih ”om, \‘l'oodit-.ird ulth ”‘0 lost”
i
l
i
rixtli trttnie, shot it nice drive over
'lhc most healthful life is that
in the out of door air. indoor life
should therefore he in the out of
door air. Paradoxical as that may
scent, that is precisely the result
obtained with proper ventilation.
This is very difficult in .winter.
unless you have a good warm-air
furnace. Such :1 furnace is con-
tinually taking the pure air from .
outside. heating it, and sending it i
Rammd “To“: "To “"mmm‘g “1" $11: i"i‘.}:itwitllgii‘r’it‘iuiiriiiimii‘ii'imi‘iiui iSll’l‘t‘nt“ ““1““ ”1“ 1““ him" if" N0" 'ill through the house No furnace "
I ' ‘ ‘ ' l . .
’ "its litt‘il" “till it (‘il‘gt- 05 ("'9: no ri'tiiiti oi nu ii: tiiftil minptoniu" ,. . , . . . ; n S
‘ Ml A I ‘ . . h Oi. « t .:i iitot litlp Ilieiomiiii: iicrtoun :\\..lli\. The 1“ l‘ ”mu" ‘ 15 better than 3 Stamford. '
. cont. it! “19 “hit”. 1“ f‘Ollm -\m'“'3”i- and ft‘t‘lll.L' tiriti :iiiil wurii out “lit-t1 l “Fwy (‘ANAAN. I
the kidiii-is [All In litter iiiiil throw out ; , For “‘1‘, BY
‘ of the Hyatt-Li ilic {)tll‘SUllOlltfl \vilnltc iitutd- e 11b 1- h [in it (1" ‘ - -
.v » . . . . .~ . tr- tl:.t ‘tlllr‘l’n’ 'l 111' mu) is on ‘ , . , . ~ ~
, , ,“110m )0“ W“) or am” "‘ h“. bfii‘m‘i’ "gimp”... My '1: ‘ t! (. Miller, rf .......... I (1 l 0 0 0‘ Ptumhilrtgi dads-renting
_ iiciit l! a- mic o '.-i "N's tanner ... , c . ,
_, Clifford 8, m”, “M, m Wm, ,,,, NORM Mtiiisloln. 2h ....... 4 ti 2 2 3 1 e .
--—-———- " . North Main S: Home it
up ;‘i d llll|t‘i\'.i‘ It is often followed , .t ,., r n . . . m .
if in t14iiii‘.rtl.,iii iiiinmliig ltlltilltl or 5W en, “ --------- d (l 0 1 .i 0‘
A surprise party in honor of A no ‘ H. m“ d‘-‘ mm, _ t .
. ‘ ~’~ DU”! “WWW“ “‘1 iii. ..!ille:',c ........ t 0 (I .0 ti 0
. . 1, ».‘~ .9 i'l't 't ! ‘ht‘ tic-t the mob". swollen :iiiltli-s :tiii piiii~ ,,
Betkci. was then :J t (\t‘.ll)l1lit:1rty m mint 1 P“ t S H ‘ ‘ 2mm”. c ............ ‘ 1 0 ll 3 2‘
t '9: t‘ mum's Zilllf‘ 'i “.8 .in ‘031 I l \ l' l or; i st no rut :‘ t. , , , . ___~__‘__ __- “fl.“ __.._,.-.__
701115; E 1 u , \ ‘ . _ ,.....“.f (if‘il‘l’l ‘..lo 'l"lie\ ill\ig0r:i in tlio Stmriix, 1b ......... .‘i .‘ l l.’ 0 0 r“"‘*""“"”
ilV-Sltilx“. Mir-x :mii duticmz “8:: "“‘ liitllltbr' in in i itiv .ii- in... mi WW I l .t- _. ., _ .., .. ..
- i. .- - ‘»» vi| _, i‘ ll kilil‘ifl‘i\ mm 1: liifmtit tlitir‘ ftitnt- ‘(h'If‘T-i-‘ --.......-i l l U .. 0
i031“: all .i. (. ,,I;iii 1...: “it? i1(;1:\p\‘lrtp- éimiintéi-zd i‘iri‘ltx‘ti. 1th}? >53]: iiiitltl' ii i]. Kl‘ih', if """""""" 3 2 3 n it 0', fl... M,,_,MN_N&“ M r £51
, H We limli'. Res‘li 0,, to ES .‘ . -=- i I‘— t‘ \ . . 1 ' , - p. ,
. ‘ ‘1‘. t ”m ,_,_ Sold vroi-yii'liii'o. 3V. onuwui'd, p ....... 4 1 1 1 ii 0, 12%;?" , $1. ;~
Mi. 13pm; or t no i._\ ii .. (it(n. i -_ .-. , _. __.' «5th "”1???“ ‘,
ion aiti [)HVH‘ wt to be :1 tloliglilt'iil-ho'd. - i, ‘ - , 1. , r ,‘ g;
' 'lt‘iizir‘ ...........3i 7 8137 1’6 .
at the way his! consump-
tion of coal. The Sterling
Range is the most economical
range on the market today.
Babs a barrel of flour with
one had of coal.
Rage: From
15.09 to 75.00.
Join Our Range cruti Today, i
. THE SCIKITIFIC
STERLING
The only mg: that bakes
with cool. wood or gas. Broils
and but: ‘ifll cool. wood or
E31 . ~
.60 Days’ Free Trial ‘
The Sterling FurnitureCo.
Phone . 105 127-131 Washington Street
“fmmifij
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‘Bi; Bryn;
rKnnach&Bach
rShoninger «
xGoukn
IChriStie&Son
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" - 3 Ms. 03!“!th
18 Booth Math BM scout N i
wmummmsgiu «digit. Chicago, new,
, . . ,, NtlitWAl K 1'
' Linc-l1. .i.;ii'nv Lynch iiiid Mario limit». 1 Ram& Bacon ,
f" Messrs. ‘.\'iiii:im Hull, Elmer William- UNDERTIEKER " ab 1' h 1‘0 8 °. $85.00 AND up i,
' eon. Edward Mllgii\'t*l‘0.J0‘it‘ph Muguv- Office and Residence ~: “ml“ i"‘ 21‘ --------- 3 0 0 0 4 0: , ‘ , . ,
(To. issinr nziiinian. \t’. Nardi. Angelo 4 Belden Place, Norwalk l'i‘ll}, :.ii ........... 3 o o t: z 0;- .” . . 53 Sindwe“ Plano C0. ‘
-Mal‘t1(‘2t' Daniel iotings, .lnuies Mnrucn .~ Phone 1441 i-"v ”NOW“ 5‘5 ------- 4 0 1 -’- 1 I, ' on , ’ N ~ 5 s N .311‘ it
and Alfred Becker. ~ . Lady Attendant 7' ‘Sciii: .L‘uc if ........ 3 0 o 0 o of J ,k «- 39 o. Ham t., o. orw
......-.--..___-.-.m. __-M_. -..._- ' , ' . -_r ‘ :Mdiulion cf ........ «l 0 0 0 0' (it t' , ~, .. - M
r , , ' ‘1 Pill:;_,t‘r, 1i .......... it n 1 2 0 ti ’ ‘8‘ / J, '”‘”"”“" ““_‘”
WAINPOLE S sum, 1b ........... 2 1 1 12 0 1.‘ .1 WHY NOT BE IN THE
. . - nun”, , ....... 1 (i 110 4 31 , , ¢ ; Q Y “1%.?ng ‘
' . 'r t , ............ 3 0 r 2 . ,. 4 . ' i "” i oaks-sow a tons wagon ,.
,,, Cod Liver Oil ,; o in D ’H ”c: j _ 3i iNVIRONMENT to :vERvTHmG ,. .. . _ . Lima by your hours: is an ornament. “.4.
. t. .. t - ' ' l hone on 9‘
z . ,1 . .. Totals ........... 27 1 -i 27 13 9' ‘0 "39 "ma- 0' Mmmw' MW”- 1 F0? “‘9 W"n1 0' t0 0? Y .
$1.00 SIZE, ' 790, {Rafi-iv] 2 3 4 i. {‘7 .13.,13 SCORE BY lNNINGS. i a dearer to a woman's heart thou o . can haze grgryifng yo: best
, . i . 3 v "" iffii‘fi New Canaan ........... 001 000 flit-73 mantitul home tostet'uhy furnished. 1! ‘ Pnce‘ or 3 0 Jun . f,
hhllsan-Powell-Corp0'a!ion\ i .3 Nm'vi‘tilk .............. 000 (ion 1004 ”an, mm ,0 “B W.“ 5,“... you}... . L EFFRON - .
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. PRESCRIPTION onuooisro. i - Earned igiing»Nm-waiii, 1: New Ca'- um, or “my wan pm, and “may I s W St» 3- Norwalk .
32 Washington Street. i norm, 1,, 'l‘ivohnse hits—Kelly, " , . I, Te], 1” Tel 1905;;
3““ Norwaik. Ct. 1 ’ Brent“ .9. Hurley. Miller. Stevens. First how ’0“ may Mutt!) ’0“? ”a. .‘ t
g; on halls—~Oi‘i Tobin, 3: on Vi’oodttvur},I ‘ "0mm“ 0°“ '0‘” pricco sud 8‘" i ‘ YOUR FALL SUIT.
’ , 5 Si‘hpk out-why Tobin, 11; by will. appeal to you. nut RM RED? 3° . .
V " g ' ., . ‘Woodwnrd ti’. Sacrifice hits—~Mem- AVERAGE'QFIOURE- . .-“ gum-r ’i-mungg , , ISHERE '.
The super.fleaicd on en S immn‘ Fo‘l‘t’, ”Len Left on bases‘ Tile Gor‘mm 0 , ‘ BESTV‘LUfi IN TOWN :‘
, . ‘ _ , ‘ ; {New Cannon. 4: Norwnlk, 4. Double ‘5',“ m. , m Nov-tutti m , . * , ‘ '. i .1
' f “.1 f ad, th burst mm i‘P‘medt’“ ‘° “mm” ‘0 S“?- W.B.Nuform Corsets W3. Reduso Corsets ' cmrr Too
0 your 0 CC S& C recover 1.0m e ruins may |vonu‘ Wild Mtcthobiu (3). ragga. _ . . ~ ‘~ ' ' .. .- ‘l n _ .
a h a ma. ' 'ba"‘“"B““" 2 “WV ’3' “1"“ on “'0'” "'s‘ii’iéif“‘i.i..‘:..i ore Style. Cotton, M. ed"?! fiéfifllfifid' “it. WW” "‘- ' - t .,
flame when the door is opened an t e air a mi loi-rtmt—Ncw Canaan, 2 Stolen buses 1 , ,Be'mington tilt other £15an WWW“!!! . 5 Mint lines 2 and ..
h a h th 1 n «Christi, J. Kelly Ulllpll‘p— O’Grn- . ‘ aggro“. soglhgnteé ' assure the utmost in I corset It mtfiiudhwmuouw 6m, 6 Bi‘i’fillan .i.
3‘“ n° §"- ““5"“ 4°?“me c?“ 3”" ° ° ‘ ,devi. £°°I°f=3°ilma 'pgi- mono; urgent: , moat Econodul Price. $3.00 comfort with the fit! fitting. , TH W A”, 3.1
- on , 428011 . _. .,
tents of the “South Nomallt"t~ Safe Deposit Vaults. That,_ , W “l t W? . . “$13.00 5006114333?- ... w _ ‘ _
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