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WINTER COATS
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Our eXiiosliion of Fall and Winter costs, suits, dresses, skirts,
waists nnd bats is a greet merchandising triumph. We have sp'ared
no pains our costs to assemble the products of the world's ilnest
styling talent and the most eihcient suit makers.
Extra! A sale of sample suits, coats and dresses, very specially
priced. No one is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we
offer Wonderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance
at this group of handsome garments. it is a wonderful opportunity
that you can’t atord to miss. Don't miss it. Remember these are
samples, and therefore a limited number. No charge for alteration.
CLOARS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We alter free of charge.
The Norwalk’s Pioneer Promotor of Ready-to-Wear Gar-
‘in \Ihltih Pfefler, for Brooklyn
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EBBET'S FIELD. BROOKLYN Sept
Jon—To wrest. the National, League
leadership now held by the Brooklyn-
hy a scant halt game, the Philadel-
.yhiss started by a dual oflensive oper-
ation today by engaging the enemy in
a morning and afternoon game.
brisk cold day iollowedthe bad westh
Ir of renter when a downpourpon t-
poned hostilities until this morning.
Se velal hundred spectators were on
hand to witness the morning combat
an
Rixey for Philadelphia, again oppos-
ed each other on the pitching mound.
The batting order follows:
Philadelphia—Paskert, cf; Bancroft,
as; Stock, 3b: Whitted. 1!; Growth.
if; Luderus, 1h; Niehofl’, 2b; Killiler,
c; Rlxey, p.
Bmohlymdohnston, rt: Daubert, lb:
Myers, of; Wheat, if; Cutshnw, 2b;
Mowrey, 3!); Olson. 33; Miller. v:
Piefiei, p.
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SMALL LEGS SPRING L’AMB ........ 24¢ 11).
SHULDER STEAK ....................... 14¢ 11,.
CUDAHY‘S DIAMOND C-HAMS ............ 23¢ n).
SWI'FT’S PREMIUM HA MS ................. 24¢ n).
SPERRY & BARNES‘ HAMS ........... . .. 25¢ n).
SMOKED SHOULDERS ...................... 15¢ 11,.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultz‘e’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk. «
39 Main St. Norwalk.
l'mplres-~Kl9m and Emelie.
FIRST INNING. A
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SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS
FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS
LADIES' SUITS AND COATS—The very latest models of Finely Tailored Garments that
are accurate reflections of Fashion’s Decrees for the coming season.
DAINTY WAISTS—A new and extensive assortment of lingerie, silk and Georgette crepe
NEW DRESS GOODS—0f all of the most popular materials, shades and designs, With
_ the LARGEST STOCK 0F LININGS AND BUTTONS IN THE CITY.
TRAVELING BAGS AND SUIT CASES—Of solid leather in various sizes and of the
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First Hall—Philadelphia, One Run.
i‘askert drove a liner to left center
for a base. Bancroft sacrificed. Dou-
berl to Cutshnw. Stock went out, (‘ut-
sha wto Daubert. Pukert going to
third. Paskert scored on Wllilted's
single to center. Whitted was out
stealing. Miller to Olson. {‘-
Socond Half—Brooklyn, No Runs.
Jol'nston flied out to Whitted. Dau
bert sent a short fly to Psskert. Ban- i
crof‘ fumbled Myers' grounder and the
batter was safe at first. Myers stole‘
hQCOlld. Wheat walked. Cutsllaw fan- '
ned.
SECOND lNNlNG.
First HIII—Philldelphln, One Run.
Olson tossed out (‘ravsth at first.
t.udl rus doubled along the right field
foul line. Cutshsw threw out NiFIIOHl
at first. Luderus going to third. l.u
iderus Scored on Kiliifer's infield hit.
which Olsen could not-held! in lime.
Illixov forced Killifer, Olson to Out-
Show.
Second Half—Irooklyn, No Run.
Mo“ rey's third otrike was on a wild}
pitch and he not to first. Olson fowl
led Mowrey. Stock to Nieholl. Miller
j'hlt into a double play, Stock to Nie-
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwsllt. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwslit. Phone 88L
' hoif to Luderus. _
THlRD lNNING.
First Hall—Philadelphia. No Run.
Paskert went out. Olson to llaubert.
Bancmft flied out to Wheat Mowrey
.lill‘t‘W out Stock.
Second Halt—Brooklyn, Ono Run.
l‘feffer singled to center. Johnston
forced Pfeller. Rixey to Bancroft.
Johnston stole second: and on Killi‘
‘ier's wild throw to centernold John-
stou went to third. Johnston looted
while Bancroft was throwing out Dau.
bert at first. Myers flied out to Pas-
Vkert. I I} ‘rid'
FOURTH iNNING..
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Process Butter, in prints ......................... . 33¢ _
FelsNapthaanszoneSoap.............. .......... 4¢
Parlor Matches, 3 five cent boxes . ............ . . . . . 10¢
Condensed Milk, full weight 8¢
Force .. ..... . ........... - ......................... 10¢
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First Half—Philadelphia. No Run.
Wllllted tiled to Wheat Cravatli
whirled; Luderus went out to Daubert
unassisted.
Second Half—Brooklyn,~.No Run.
Wheat grounded out to ‘Lalierus.
Cutshaw singled over second. Mow-
rey line filed to Nieboff. and Outshaw
was doubled at first on a snapthrow
to Luderus.
. FIFTH mums.
First Half—Philadelphia, on.“ nun.
Nichol! singled through Nowrch
Mowrey took Killlfer's intended sac-
rifice and threw It to the stands. Nie
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Fall Suits that'young
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ATLAS FARMS ,.
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hofl going to third and Killllfl“ going
to second. l‘tixey struck oufiifllohott
scored while Olson was throwing- out
. l’asliert at first Killifer goluifto'ullrd.
Bancroft walked. Bancroft mole seo
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With Today’s Specials
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as she looks when tram
When on shopping hsnt w .
that will yield her the ' "
'tooreonrfort and raves! Niels
- the iieitht of shoe style. ‘
"starch out.
. stalked. Wheat. died to Whitted. Rix
Fell! Opening;
Without Music; Without Floral Decorations.
Without Draperies, simply a wonderful ar-
ray of beautiful
Millinery, Cloaks
and Tailored Suits
such as no other store lIi Norwalk is able to
match.
If you are ready to turn your attention to
the choosing of your New Clothes for Fall
you want the best your money can buy.
IT’S HERE
You may select in a few minutesu jus “tthe I,
right thing for yourself—the result of months . l
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quality in clothes at popular prices. ‘
At this fully equipped Ready- to-Wear store
you may have the convenience of
A Charge Account
Poskert filed to Whom. Bancroft
strucl out. Pfefter tossed out Stock.
Second Half—Brocklyn}No Runs.
Rlxey tossed out Mowrey. 'Olson
scratched a single along the left field
foul line. miller fouled out to Luderus.
Pfeffer fouled to Killifer. ‘
. SCORE BY iNNINGS.
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..114 011 030—7 10 3
.001 000 010—2 5 1
Niche: tcczcd out Momcy. Olson
went out, Bancroft to Luderus. Mll-
ler went out, Rixey to Nichol! to Lu-
derus. —-.
on Stock flied to Wheat.
Second Half—Brooklyn, No Run.
Bnnérott threw out Olson Miller
flied out to Whitted Pfel‘ter singled
to center, his second hit. Johnston EIGHTH INNING.
First Half—Philadelphia. Three Runs.
Mrwrey tossed out Stock. Whitted
singled through Orson. CEBVu‘lll went
out it De bert unassisted. Whitted go
ing to second. Whitted scored on Lu
derue‘ double to left Luderus scored
on Nlehofl's single to left. Killlfer
singled to right and Nlehofl went to
third Niehoif‘soored on a wild pitch.
Killifer going to third: Cutshnw threw
out Rlxey.
Second Halt—Brooklyn, Ono Run.
Rixey tossed out Ptefler. Johnston
walked Hubert also walked. On
J‘ Myers' Texas lonelier to center which
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SIXTH mums. ‘
First Half—Philadelphia, 0n. Run.
Whitted flied out to Johnston. 01
ton took care of Craveth's grounder
and threw him out. Dudems smash
ed the ball over the right field wall
101- a home run. This unsteadied
Piefter and Nlehofi walked. Killifer
forced Nleholt at second Olson to Cut-
shaw. _
‘Second Half—Brooklyn, No Run.
Sock threw out Doubert. Myers
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Brooklyn . ..
Nash's Ice Truck ran over a byciclo
on the 'corner of Washington and Main.
streets this noon and putlt out of com-
mission. The wheel ,was standinx
against the curb and just as the truck 3
was passing it was blown over by the
wind directly in undre the front wheels
he whole ,Irat'ne of the wheel/Was
lama out Cutshaw. twisted and tom and the book wheel
”3'5"“? INNING. Peanut fumbled, Johnston scored. broken.
fulfill-«Philadelphia. No Runs. Datitert going to 'third and Myers to- ‘. ‘ *FOR WSALE _ 5 ..
Rise: died to m. Myers took "and; Wheat room to Bancroft. dil- can." an. 4mm! M”.
rt iiy. Boner-oft also to lure; throw out mini“.
3 lbs; weak nah. 25c. 3 lbs, Boston bin. _
I hithewuon corner Water and
unconstitutional!“
Norwalk Chronicler