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Faun» nurses-gas maimed et
a night's redsr we at cm
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“Will?” H Gilli
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port, 12, 12. 14, 14—52. '
it new sneer 0 ,............... .
Jack 8. Fanning, DuPont Powder bers of
Mouse Stalk. 8o. mutt.
u
The Republican Town committee
will meet this evening in their hesd- “'1'” M ‘3 Seuss ll-
ull'lors. old Red Men's Hall, on ”as“. “\M-Wf .f
Wuhisgtos street ' I “Ill . ll “1
DANCING—SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall,‘Iusic by Grace
M III! ails-trill! of
21, 17, 10, 20—77,
an n.
14. 15—50; V. Blake-lee. 371489-
0011111“), 23.J4, 23. 20—93; H. S.
Welles, American Powder Mills,
24, 22. 83—42;
'Ameo. the Shootert
the season tor many of the gunners:
who will now turn their attention to l A. T. ARCHER, Supt.
of mu. Tie mu 1.1. 0111-: *3
Thanksgiving.
e brush and hunting until after!
“s “w 1
w, sumsusyv-n ~-. ”use“
ro smear.
*7”
To the
i any... VogfiJAV bill-100']. EXPORT VIOI
pare-to, clears and menu
the Knight B'reet A. l 15.,
23 Sunday school, we on hsppy to In-
. form you that our My school will
0' 1" mew“ um Sunday. October 111. We hope
r0 50.5011: ("it sees
LINE ROAD.
.————
HARTFORD, Sept, 29.—-Areher E.
Knowltos. the expert on illumination
of the public utilities commission, has
visited the plant of the Shore Line
Electric Railway oompny to examine
lthscs Gun Compsny 24 2! 18 21 tenured
‘ - ‘ r s s r -' that e"?! m u
05, Tom Davis. Winchester Arms Co., 1 of the ”in; ad the $321,113:
‘ ll, will take an ective port in this
_ most important work. 12: 0 ‘
The Westport shoot was the last of the hour. 3 Will be
the boilers with the view of assisting
in the determination or the course at
the trouble which prevents the corn.
psny from giving satisfactory service.
l
I
I
Head or process Pulse «mow. tor the month 0! October hm
HARTFORD, Sept.’ 29.——‘!‘he Right
Reverend Bishop Nilsn, who is con- sHOP EMPLOYES
fined to his room in the Episcopal resi-
deuce on Fannington avenue from an
attack of articular rheumatism, passed
a isirly oomfonnoble night Wednesday
night and this morning there was an
abatement in the pain from which he!
has sudlered.
W. H. Crowley. who gives encouraging
l. A. IOCOY, Pss‘tm.
‘ He has notiiled the insurance oompsny
so will go. His Bpilccfll spin " '-
w. .w
steeos 1......
5mm ,
Night Illness N01 Qrious. cancelled.
AFTER INC“
KANSAS my, 110., Sept. sew—lg.
,sumptlon of a conference here ’7
ltween representatives of twent \
iWestern railways and . representstlyej
He is attended by Dr..
tot railway shop employee for dill-h
'iwhlcb insured the boilers to make a.
thorough investigation.
reports of his condition. slon of the eight-hour day and
Dr. Crowley will adv,” the bishopjincresses in wages demanded by.
lto take 0 vacation Just as soon as his linen was set for today. The on“
condition will warrant and to spend‘ence was interruptdt by the three»
Gunners are much interested now
tater-e |
———
Brothers fullorchesm
Conditions were far from ideal at
the annual shoot of the Westport. Gun
Club, in Westport, yesterday alter-
noon, but the shooting was intensely
interesting. and perhaps the most in-
tercsting feature of the whole after-
Deputy Bherifi Edward B. Doulens
is still confined to his home, on Bill-
side street, with an attack of malnris.
m- frlends hope for a speedy recov-
O17-
Bmkiughsm Post. N0. 12. G- 5- Rulnooll was a triple tie between E. H.-
held a regular meeting this afternoon.
at {our o'clock. in the headquarters in
the Town Assembly ' Hall. in Wall
street.
The annual reunion of the Gould'
homestead girls will be held in Fair-
field, Saturday. Sept. 30, afternoon
and evening, it is hoped a large num-
l
her from Norwalk will attend.
~Try your Sunday meal at the
Clifford. . . .
Inasmuch as the New Canaan buse-
ball reason has been closed. as far a .
.. brokc iii of the “clay pigeons." “hen
homc games are concerned, there Will r .
be no game on the South avenuel'hv triple tie was shot off, Hurlbutt
lsmashed 23 out of 25, and Wilmot nnd
li‘inclr each broke 22, tossing up for
lthc :econd sud third prises.
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
-Slrioin steak. 24c. Schultz.
The Norwalk Rifle Club will hold
tsrgct practic“ tomorrow at the South
Wiltor. range. The firing will be on
the sharpehootcrs' course. slow tire.
All members are requested to meet at
the Cityhilall st 1 p. or. sharp.
—Hold your party or dsnce st the
Cliflord.
A call for the Republican Probate
convention has been issued for Fri-
day afternoon oi next week, in the
t‘lty court room, in the Assembly
Hall. First District. in all probabil-
billty Judge Henry W. Gregory will
receive the nomination at the hands oi
the G. (i. l".
o-Ronst ne’er. lilo lb. N. v. Mitt.
..._.._,..—— .
A meeting of tho omcers' associa-
Trlbe. No. ‘32. l. 0. R. M. will be held
this evening in the lodge rooms, in
Red Men's Hell, in Main street. Rec
ports on the recent tslr will be re-
' ceived, and important business will
be transacted. Every manger is re-
. quested to be present.
..____._...
‘ -—Eight colors in soft halts. O‘Brien's
'W
Sunday evening, October lst, the
choir of Grace Episcopal church as-
slsted by members 0!: the Junior . ..
k n 7, and finish-
Guild choir, will give a musical her-lusual form. brca ‘ g ‘
71cc, "1 Waited for the Lor ,'_' and
"Hear My Prayer." by F. Men-
delssohn, This is the first of a series
or musical services to be given this
full and winter under the direction
not Miss Theresa B. Hoyt. "
The personal tax onions in the City
Hall. South Norwalk, and the Town
at day tomorrow and Monday. At
night the hours will be from 7 to 9
o'clock. This ..wlll enable everyone
who has not yet paid to do so. The
his but been coming in at a lively
rate this week, and this has been very
gratify-lusts the collector, who hopes
that every nsme on the rste boot: will
be cleared 911 by Monday night.
—'—I-—-'d-‘ 2‘ ,
DANCING—SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, music by Grace
Brothers full: orchestra.
‘ '- Save .0.
' .1. Something
loll-interest demands “that yo . ’
., 90.10 spurt of your oer-sings to .
Jmakt.‘ it
,achicvc lrlgh scorea.
lair-orig wind blowing which sent the
‘targtts to almost unbelievable angles.
‘quat tors
‘iolluvtctl by missing his tcnth tst‘get.
:Hurlbutt missed his flitccnth and all
:tlrrcc were tied.
Assembly Hell, Norwnlk, wuue open lcleven-yesr-old son or L. c. Wilson. of
'Bridgeportt -i-le broke three out of 10,
’ mirsble hosts. furnishing a ileum:
1 dinner in which lobster and chicken
Pinch, of Greenwich; Irving R. Wil-
mot, of Norwnlk, and H. Hurlbutt. of
Wesetport, for the first prize, while
Clarkson and Wilmot sgsin tied on
the shoot oil and tossed up for sec-
utd and third [)l'llt-‘r, Wilmot Wills
ring second prize and Finch third
p izc John (‘lsrlrs-(m, of Bridgeport,
look fourth prize, The shoot was at-
‘trx-io .1 by gunners from all over Fair-
llt‘lLi county and there were 11 num-
he? oi wellknown professionals pre-
sent also. ’
Out of the program of 100 targets
\t‘iimot, Finch and Hurlbutt each
Poor Boy for Scores.
it w- ‘ a poor day for high scores
and she gunners fell down, he.
moaning tlJAr poor records. Two
factors entered into the shooting to
well nigh impossible to
There was 11
"birds”. took the left and right
in a tantalising fsshlon.
Sonic ot the best msrksmen had to be
t'flllltlll with merely dusting tsrgets
“'llllll, under other circumstances,
would have been easy.
ll With a pretty rare in which
Messrs. Wilmot, HurlbutLaNl Finch
ensured in the shoot 0“. Finch
missed his fifth tsrgct. Then Wilmot
Tim
The find was fatal
to both Finch and Wilmot, who both
missed that shot. Wilmol put him-
sclf further out of the running for
_firsl pings by missing the 24th. but
Finch cvcned up by missing the 25th.
a shot which Hurlbutt also lost.
John Clarkson. of Bridgeport. shot
1to good. consistent gntnc. and led the
lslmctcrs in the first, 50 targets. and
scored 83 as a total. F. J. Hum, Jr.,
lwas ilfth with 80, while \V. ll, Leigh.
Inf Bridgeport. was sixth with 78.
"Camp" Cutter was not up to his
ins seventh. .
Miss Laura Boles, of Greenwich,
was the only woman shooter, and
lshe. loo, shot behind her urns} rec-
ord, breaking only 64. She won 0
prize ,however. . -
“Nest-Old Shooter.
Ono feature of the afternoon was
the shooting of. Curtis Wilson, the
\
and showed much promise for'n boy.
The prizes were taken in the order
named: H. Hurlbutt, l. R. Wilmot, E.
H. Finch. John Clarkson, F. J. Hum,
Jr., W. -B. Leigh, C. B. Cutter. F.
Thompson, Curtis Eddy, E. B. Bouten‘.
'1‘. it. lioQuillsn.‘G. W. Adams.
- Jack Fannlnrl-llgh Gun.
Jack Fanning. one of the most popu-
lsrot the professionals, was high gun
for the class. He broke 93. This is
much below Fanning’s best record.
however. .
Tho WestportflGun'Club proved qt-
wse the pieces do fiststsnoe.
Tits Scores.
The scores weerss tollow\s on '11
program of 100 tenets:
‘H. Hurlbubt. Westport. 10. 01, 21, 22
shoot It the White Plains shoot next
Ssturday. -
ly plan of the Norwslk Gun Club and
will take port in the shoot Saturdsy.
using a 20-gsuge cylinder gun, which
accounted for bl! score of 67, which
is ion for him. it was without choke
or (billed shot.
5
in finding :1 supply of partridge for
the autumn bunting. Stepney and
Long Hill appear to be barren tblsi
lsesson. but putridge are reported
lnesr Milford snd New Fsirdeld inl
goodnumbers.
Miss aurs Boles. one of the crsk
woman shooters of this state. will
“Many of the gunners like the week-
l.. C. Wilson was the only shooter
BARRY TO PLAY IN Ila SERIES.
BOSTON, Sept. 29.——Thst Jack'Bsr
ry, star second baseman ot the
world's chsmplon Red Box, will pisy
m the coming world's series, provid-
cd the Boston team wins the pen-
nnnl is considered almost a cer-
minty.
A good advertisement pays in the
best paper.
nmnsm ‘
l have ten wsys end means or avoid-
ing pain in dentistry. Some 1 use sl-
Part or
these means are in use only in my
ways; others occasionally.
omces; some of them are used by
every good dentist.
What does “good" mean? I take it
to mean s dentist who does good work
with no more pain then enough to
show the need of evoldtng pain.
.Dr.:J. H. Mallery
1! 0e Mela St. to. Nomllt. Conn.
lusdsys by appointment only.
Hounfimmtebp. "1.; Help;
SAY " '
MEN! ‘
Have you seen them? They’re
sure winners. From crack of
starting gun to the finishing
line. And they make s m-
ord every season.
“ELITES”
The Shoe for Men.
A Shoe far Every Culling.
" «GloVer’s ”
~nonbinding“ , St.
The New Science.
DEEDS
Are greener than words. and the best possibl demons
gznofmwecandoior our customers. eBefore t3.
what; winds around your pathway mr,” is to flock to
our of co lad hows your order for COAL—when new
blows no Mt the price will soar. Be
we can fill your every went. ,
prepared now as
.1
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-;
HARD AND SOFT CRABS
131 Washington St.
All Kinds of Fresh Fish, Oysters,
Scallops, Lobsters, Long and
0'
Round Clams
For the Best Come Here
CUTBIIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Free Delivery.
La'tlles’ lllgll Clll Boots
’Pbom 1N and 100. ‘
71 North loll! OI.
Seem to increase in popularity. and our new line is sure to
please the most discriminating shopper. Many new models
01 inseam
Ha
O. Bzgflsckso n
are now ready in all of the latest shades. lasts and leathers.
' Stockings to Match .
CONNEALLY 8t BBACKEN‘
MONK "I“.
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
youwillbe.
so while you’re housecloa‘nlng,
too, busy to belts, ‘
’ EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
1‘ you he“! to buy ‘ C‘k. fort”. Ne Ye’Neno & In “it Table
Try chocolste layer and pleased - ‘
m, to 5‘ Monroe!» your 0:010:05; 10:31:. 10:50:.
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breed and cake.
The Bolster Bskery .,
'Wlilei’inefCon‘round
1
Tel. 87
For sidearm Yoda
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6:331. 7:023. 8:063. 9:58;.
hinders
0:1”, 10:38:.
7:678. 8:088. 0:53;. 10:06:, 10:40:.
New York to tooth Nemlk.
A. It.:—-44k. 5:80, 0:40.
8:00x. 0:811. 9:00; 031:.
10:00. 10:00:."
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titre npeds. The rapid: _ - - -
t‘ra'srn‘sllvweekly saving is r
1.0.1.1110. Why not. open s 5111
Innsnocoimtwlthusl You ..
1m with In littless one a
JD? deposit. 101011 cannot s.»
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u. "mm? 09.9 seller: is!!! you. ..
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4-77; F. Thompson. Norwilk,,20. 10,
gone—44; J. K. Finch. Greenwich. 12. . 0b o s “snubs
as, I7, 22—00; John mum Bridge; 00000 ' the alum to the g a;
port, 20.5.08. 20". 17-00; or. “tum. It» 9.?" m ”rm“ ”m
Norwslkr11. 2:. 19. 11...»; *W- It mi Myafit'm" m3
ll. ensue pinched nerves Mrplll in
Lelgh.‘Brldgepo}'t, 10. ts, 10, 20—48;
c. n. Cutter. Bridgeport,_ps. 10, 10, ‘ to
1.1.1040; emu mar. worm, 10.,
10. 33. run It I. Boston, Ridge :
p.10. 80. 11.11. 17-40: 11. 11. 111cm. - ,
; #11. mod. up. 10.1%":
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. Mom-uh. mm. 10‘ 1."? .
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do
10:001. 108:. 10:00:.
,it at some place where the conditions .011 rsilrosd strike. llsrtin R. m”
Lsre helpful to persons suflerlng from president of the Brotherhood ot
‘rheu‘mstic troubles. No deilnlte plans may Csrmen. declared 25.000 m
ihove yet been made as to the time the {men would be represented by
: bahop will leave or the place to which gates in the conference.
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4:81: 6:00, “02:. 7:033. 732.7301.
7:811.
103m.
gal—43:08:. 1:01. 1:383. 8:04
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mintzs
NEW FALL SUITS
$12.95 to,$50
No two alike in our high class Suits.
SPECIAL SUITS FOR SATURDAY.
r... Trimmed Suits ..................... $12.95“.
, Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Suits ................ $15.”?
SMART COATSQ ’
$10 to $55 ~ ‘
’ You will find a fine line of New Costs in 111 the m
l styles. No two alike in the better grade. ' ‘
MILLINERY “
3m New Shapes to "go on sale for Saturday.
31.25 - $1.49 - $1.95 to $7
.TRIMMED HATS
$2.49 to $15 ' ‘
CHILDREN’S HAT '
A big assortment of Children's lists at Mintz's. ~-
50c to $2.95
WHY NOT BE IN,
JOHNSON’S PREPARED ' i
‘ WAX ‘ MAJORITY? W.
l You know that Edna? ’
l
by your house is an
For one petal or td. . '
4 0" “d ‘ lb: “"3 icon have Eifron paying . ~
SAPALIN GLASS FROSTING lpfice. for all kinds 9: J
‘A. COHEN L. EFFRON
’ 5 Rowan St., E. N -
101 westerns-roe stress-r Tel. 1906
For Autos and Furniture
STAMFORD
Auto lamp Works
are opening a branchion Rail-
road avenue, corner of Moo-
roe street. ,
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Ports of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
f
Electrical Co: ‘,
The Only Fully
5'
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5"
3
9o.Norwslk,Musch-Idt
ne'r rumour um To
~ YORK.
Freight spat leaves. ‘
Rlvor. New York (foam:
at.) every day M:
III. Freight received pg
6 a. m. and at South New
6:30 p. m.
0.019. F. roots, worst '
THE ANNiNG J. em'ru-
PORTATlON use. I“
' Good lab Printing
Best Paper, lest Work. Best Prices.
as some marten-nest m.
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