you searched the
all over looking for a
4 set! clover. bringing
of luck and fortune
your more-than-willing
P Have you gazed into
crystal, killed a rabbit
'your pistol that his
. might prove a ietich or
Wot—silver lined?
When such charms have all
.. broken and you fail to
~ a token that portends' a
- e ohlightning that will
g you ready cash, get
ct down on terra firma,
» your life without a mur-
9:. you’ll need coal and
W and butter; go to
rk—or go to smash!
. THE
ERRIS COAL
' COMPANY
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HE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
'Frisbie’s Pies
. The most economic
.~ “ dessert. Sold at all
“ stores. Try them
orge W. Coffin, Jr.
UN DERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Beldcn Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
» LaJy Attendant
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
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re is a dash and a go in
new Fall Suits that young
re looking for.
I, _ $10 to $18 ‘
~ moor Ctoruttvr to
Main St. So. Norwalk
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' . ory Boulevard) ,
East Norwalk . ‘
‘1 NOW OPEN
DINNERS AND ALL
, 8 OF SEA FOOD
. $be To ORDER.
. E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
ephoneCsll 720.
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.Dlrootor and Embalmo
and Residence
momma: comes mitt
DEFEND on Its corn.
the world in
application
as. me.“ at
weighthe house
_ ‘ ether you're building or repairin. don't forget the
ceiling. A well duigned ceiling makes all the difference in
the looks if“ the room.
You 'calmodernceilingmatenal’ that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness. ease of
and economy and that is Beaver Board.
Compare it carefully
wood. and you’ll
- Beaver Board is
It supplants lath, pla
Thereis on!
license is just- as‘iniputant as the
with lath and plaster, metal or
come to the same conclusion.
the modern wall and ceiling material.
ster, metal and wood.
CALL US UP!
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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EXPOSITION 0F FALL AND-
WINTER COATs
. ‘Our exposition of Fall and \Vintcf‘ coats, suits, dresses, skirts,
l waists. and hats is a great merchandising triumph. We have spared
no pains nor casts to assemble the products
styling talent and the most emcient suit makers.
, _ A sale of sample suits, coats and dresses, vorprecislly
l priced. ho one is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we
. offer. \\ onderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance
at this group of handsome garments.
that you can‘t afford to miss.
samples, and therefore a limited number.
of the world's finest
It is a wonderful opportunity
Don’t miss it. ~Remember these are
No‘charge for alteration.
CLOAKS - we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
We alter free of charge.
The Norwalk’s Pioneer Promotor of Ready-tooWear Gar--
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WASHI.'GTON, Oct. 3.~Two earth-
quakes were recorded during the night
on Georgetown University seame-
graphs and announced today. The
first, which was of modem intensity.
began at 8:48 p. In.. and lasted until
a... E... mm—o—Uw— i.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
after 10 o'clock. The center of the
disturbance was estimated by the ob-
server to have been about 3.900 miles
from Washington. The second shocks
began at 12:02 o’clock this morning;
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Beacon Blankets
and lasted about ten minutes. Their. .
intensity was not so great as the first F Gwe more comfort for the
shocks. l
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Yale Records Shocks. I 0 V)’ p y F
NEW HAVEN, Uct. 3.-—Dietinctl blanket on the market The
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records U'f the earth shocks #ere made 1" new Beacon line Is ready and
by the late setsmogrsph during last; - '
night. The first occurred from 8:43; Includes beside the regular F
p. m. to 3:30 p. in, and the other fromt blankets Indian Blankets, Bath
12:05 a. In. to 12:45 a. In. The distance , l! - -
at which they occurred could not be: Robes and Crib Blankets m a L
estimated. it was said. ; great array- of effective pate g
Looking Out for Hurricanes. ! 1 - - r
WASHINGTON, 0” gym”! me, terns and co or combinations.
hurricane season at itsdseight. weather: A
bureau officials are on the alert for‘ ' '
indications of a storm in the West A 8'2 Assortment 0f t
indies so interests along the Gulf] .
court may he warned in time. "Morel -c.’ COllllOl'lableS and
hurricanes form in the neighborhood — w I Bl k
of the West indies in October than
during any other month in the year,": 00 an ets
according to Bureau officials. “Forty-‘ F
six have been traced from 1878 to! L ; ‘
1910, inclusive. They move. in a west:
northwestcrly direction about 250;
miles a day and unless they head into!
the Gulf of Mexico generally rccurre
along the coast near Jupiter. Fla, and
Hatteras, N. C... litence pass north,l
eastward with increasing velocity."
TODAY IN WALL STREET?
utilititttttttts‘
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NATIONAL LEAGI'B PARK, l’liila-
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‘ I NEW YORK. 0.." 3 (Wall Sirecl,‘doll'l.‘iu"(‘§1""'lpfnhldell’ma'andBos'lo: , .
‘ > ————— ”0.3“ a. m.) ~Minor changes, malnlle‘ slam Innot tct double-header this: . .
} 7—”: ‘ ‘ " s'I-“—~‘—:E==—___—- =- lppward. prevailed at today's nioderate“‘f“‘m”°" ill the last series of the sea-'3. a
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1 . , , , _ is here A view) that again taxed
s ec‘als ‘0'. .(lptLlllfl. trading, however, cmbrutinit. 0" “ .I : . The oummn
D . wedDCSday :lllOI‘t‘ than the usual number N issues. I the oupuclty oi the [unit this pi-oscnt l3.
FRANKFORTS . . . . . . . . . . .. . .'. . . . .-... .;. . . . . . . . . 18¢ ll». t'l‘lu. more striking executions included and (“WIN ”1'. home team. Which i I.. — .
SAUER KRAUT . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . .. 12¢ (It. ‘Anu-iicau Locomotive. which rose 2 one Ritllit‘ behind lirooklyn i" the light “z.
BEEF LIVER .: ....................... ll on... \v' . .. . - . '0' ”t" “Wm” ‘4““3‘” WW". "
DIXIE . . ..... é l. ,i) . llll ndtanus of 1 to .. in 0th ' . z :
ROU BASCON . . . . . . .. ..................... 20¢ ll». ‘0, cquipments and tndufiirmm' includ' I‘hc liztllllli,’ older. first ironic: 1" SI r l r o
I pARsNLD TEAK ............................ 24¢ lli, .ing t‘Iur-ible Steel. General Electric. lit STUN’ Snodgrass, cf; Martin”. 0 e 0 .z
CRANE}?! .................................. 3¢ llllll.‘ll 'lndmtrlul Alcohol and international “m" "5; Fitzpatrick. rf; K‘m‘m'hy' 1b: 3.. '3’
RRIES ............. ' .............. ' 15“ ‘1" Paper. Marines were slightly mwor‘hmtth. ilb: Mauve, If: Egan. 2b; tlou._ §.:. 3;
1 . but tl . ll . , dy. c Rudolph, p. .
FREE DELIVERY To EAST NORWALK. " '" 5““ "“' "mm "mm“: pm ummm r ~ltxt r n- .9" 030'
§ ’ .10 mm a potnt under the load of l’n-t ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ “T (r' 0 ‘ H 5.3. t.
, Schullze 8 Sanitary Marke‘s cities and Northwestern issues. A ""r “"fi WC"- “1 “".‘_“““' ”l “flu: 0ys an r S .39
a W h' S flrnhv tontluncy was shown in allquun i mm' rt; Ludcl'th‘. lb: Mflwfl' 2b; kll.l.:. .3:
_ 3 as tngton t. South Norwallr. tors lit-fore the end if the first half "“1" c; lltxct‘. p. , if”. .
39 Main St. Norwalk. hum: ‘ l muons o llh)’ and Emslte. .5? . _ _ . .3“
WALL S'l'llEE'l‘..\'oonp—Industrial! . F'RST 'NN'NG- .’. Boys Suits With two pairs of pants, from .3;
_.- ,~3_*., 75w__fl Equipmcntsmtd Motors, togethcr with First Half—Boston, N° Runs 4, I... 33'98 t0 $5‘98 03'
1 Sugar lllld Gris Khnrsla' we". conspicu- Mock throw out Snodtzrass. Mni‘ttn- , .‘. Boys’ and Girls' Sweaters ..... ..... . . $1.50 id .9 $.98 3'
Ex‘p35peclals ‘01! Wednesday .ous in the mixed dealings of thc fore- villc “WM“! to "'“t” “"d “"‘k third; : Boys' School Shoes from ..... . ..... . $1.75 to 1” 7 50 .1
Keen your c cs on our d 1 _.. 1 noon, ccmtin speculative {“‘vnrnesloll i‘itaputrick's single to the snme’f A“ 0‘
_ y at y prices and 830 get the again rcflccttng bearish nl)pog|flon_‘flt‘lll ls’onetchy hit intondoublc plain”. '
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons and you'll saye money...
SHOULDER STEAK ..
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HAMBURG STEAK ................ . ........ 11g: ll:
SIRLOIN STEAK .............. ..............24¢lli
PORTERHOUSE STEAK 26¢ lb
NATIVECORN............... .. . .. ..18¢tloz
pEACHES ................................ 10¢ (It
GREEN TOMATOES ................ . 45¢ lutskct
HOME~MADE JAMS AND JELLIES ......... 15¢ jar
Beers Meat and Provisron Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone I180. Norwalk. Phone‘ 88!.
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Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ................. . 36¢
Process Butter, in prints .......................... 33¢
Fels Naptha and Ozone Soap 4¢
Parlor Matches, 3 five cent boxes .'. ................ 10¢
Condensed Milk, full weight ..... ....’ ........ 8¢
Force ........ . ........ .......... 10¢'
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24 Cottage Street. '
. STULL
'East Norwalk.
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8th yielded over a po‘ll. "Marines i Stow to Nichol! to Ludems.
in
Republic Steel and some of the Metals
as much. Gcncrul Motors mode a new’
record on its nine point Mama to
£59. Rails were stcndlcr than other
standard
caused fresh irregularity at middaY.
illonds were firm.
Granite” and cotton carriers among
the rails and numerous minor lndus.
trials, til! at advances. featured the
reduced dealings of the early after.
noon. Steel and other favorites nl‘m .
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burdened with an increased demand} Fl HTH'RD 'NN'NG-
for'Nickel. ' "t I'i—Bolton. No Runs.
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.of the Girls' Friendly Soclc‘ty,‘ Stfil’ll‘l'v Stock ‘0 NlPhOII to Luderus.
:l’uul‘s Branch. at the Parish House? s°¢°nd “fit—Philadelphia. Nahum. t
in Berkeley street.
‘pnrticularly requested to be present.
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tmctting of St,
|tress of importance. with election of
ofhcetu.
. this first meeting of the season. . _
Thursday night at 8. regular monthly Magee forced Smith, Byrne to Niehotr. j “9” “WWW"
{meeting of the Men's Club. All men. Second Hflf—pMHdelpml' One Run. l
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98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
'Phone 41o
South Norwalk
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PEERLESS COFFEE
1 1‘2, and Baldwin. Studclttkor.
struck out.
s'ocks. increased selling
Smith walked.
ne, l-Iirttn fanned.
(WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.,l~
singled to center.
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Killifer faulted.
ottt Rlxey_ *Pnskcrt
Every member is :
Wednesday afternoon at 3.
Annual l
Paul‘s Guild.
Busi-
Evcry mcmber should be at; Fitzpatrick filed to
‘threu out Konetchy.
. sand,"
1 Says Food Commissioner Glenn. gee.
This may be true about hen fruit, lthrO“ to the plate.
But we doubt if it is about men. it‘iizpatrick.
w'utli fouled out to Goody.
Niehofl tiled to Mu-
llaranvllle
. Second Half-Philadelphia, No Runs. :Kofiegnzn
l’erkert flicd to Snodgruss.
Gowdy
Smitl. llyruc to Nichofl. ‘
second Half—Phlladelphia, No Rum. “m" “m"d' ”mm“
“mm“! filed to Fitzpatrick. Cru- Maranvlllo singled to right,
I was out at the plate on Crrtvath's p3r~
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Iludoph groundcd out, Luderus to:
:lllxc)‘. Snodgruss was hit by a pitch-1
Tuesday night at 8. opening nicotinzfd. brill. .‘tlarunville bit into a double.
walked.
l’askert.
Matanville throw out Stock. Whit-
] \tcd singled to left and went to third
“There's “0‘ one had 933 l“ a mou'mn Cravrtth‘s single to left. Whitted
'scoretl on Luderus' sacrifice fly to' Ms-
(‘ravath took second on
Niehoff filed to.
Byrno’ 22':
Smith threw out Stock.
SECOND INNING.
First Half—Boston, No Runs.
Mugcc filed to Ilyr/
forced . 'l"
l.uderus I
threwt
Byrne
forced l’uskert. Muranville to Egan.
FOURTH INNING.
First Half—Boston. No Rune
B‘vm‘ I a b m 11
Smith walked.,M“9€° grounded in .u erus, 0 Tu . “Yes,"
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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First Hall—Boston, No Runs.
Stock threw out Egan.
led to left.
on which Gowdy just managed
Ifect throw,
5 Second Half—Philadelphia, One Run.
l Killifer lined out to Egan.
ivilln threw itixey out.
home run into the left field bleachers.
Stouk flied to Egan.
S!XTH INNING.
I First Half—Boston, No Runs.
t Fitzpatrick singled to center. Kou.
etchy forced Fitzpatrick. ltixey to Nit»
lhoff. Smith hit to Stock, \vhoscthrow
Ito Nlehofl for :I force on Konctchy
lwns titui'fed and the runners were safe.
IQ'I‘
Egan fanned.
'Alll‘llhlollllli ACCIDENT
IN NOROTON
the
nov, a wholesale grocer of New Ha-
lven, is in the Stamford Hospitalto
'day, suffering from injuries sustained
. “The Best Coffee You
“Positively the Finest But- Ever Drank”
ter Produced" 30¢ lb.
37¢1b. ac S&H Stamps Free
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Tel. 371 ‘
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THERE Is AN OPPORTUN-
ITY TODAY IN THE c. a K.
SHOP FOR A NUMBER OF
YOUNG MEN To LEARN-
HAT SIZING AND OTHER
BRANCHES OF THE HAT
MAKING TRADE. GOOD.
WAGES WILL BE PAID TO
THE - RIGHT ,MEN .WHILE
LEARNING, ’AND HIGHER
WAGES THAN THE AVER-
AGE ARE EARNED BY
SKILLED MEN AND
STEADY WORK IS ASSUR-
ED. -
APPLY AT THE .OFFICE
‘ on THE CROFIJT &- RNAP
COMPANY. . WATER AN
TOLLEs STREETS. scum
NORw-ALK. CONN. .
M‘s.
last night.
Portnov,
Freidenberg,
’man whose name was
were bound cast in a touring car
”when they were hi collision with an-
other automobile, the identity of which
'ls not known. The Portnov\car was
overturned and Portnov and Miss
‘Freldenberg were caught \undcr it.
'the machine resting on the gmcer's
‘chest. Miss Freldenberg was severe.
I‘ly bruised, but was able to ‘take a
r train to New Haven- ' .
3 Portnov and Miss Frelden‘berg
in company with
of New Haven, and a
were
ler car who aft-er rendering further
5assistance departed.
Portnov is suffering from! internal
. Fin, he would probably recover.
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Rubber cups. which any person
can attach to the heels of‘ hisshioes
' tto‘ aid in walking, have been patented
" lhy' a Philadelphia woman.
lotvtly sin-
Rutlolph singled to short
to ' will cummcncc work in thc makin\ dc-
flied ou'uliaruuent of Crofut K: Knapp's hat fat-
Gowdy . tory, in Water street, downtown, Mon.
STAMFORD. Oct. 3.—Samuel Port-‘
'11) an automobile accident in Noroton
Miss.
not learned, .7
lextracted by the occupants of the oth- ,
l nglk9shoes, wholie smart lines
injuries. but it was said at the hospi-{l its-best. are ready here to respond
tal today that unless complications set“
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William O'Brien. employed as clerk
‘in Dcvine £2 Hardwick's drug store.-
will resign his position with the Wall
street concern, Saturday evening, and
.day morning.
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g Christian it. Nissan, of Bridgeport.
Martin-f Grand Worthy Patriarch of the State
llflsker‘ hit “tor Connemicut was present at last.
{night‘s mcctitn: of Concord Dii’lsicn
“WM reached second on n \vildthrow ‘ NO.' 1, Sons of Temperance, and math:
by Matanville, who fielded his ground-
:a short address to the members. Aft—
:cr the regular business of the meeting’
l had been concludcd. a social tin“) war
lcnjoycd. Refreshments \vere served.
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parttnent store.”
: “Glad to hear it."
t “i may say that
there."
I got my \vilu
said thetgmtified manager,
""we aim to keep everything in stock."
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—Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
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The woman. who feels as smart
as she looks when tramping or
when on shopping bent wears shoes
that will yield her the maximum of
foot comfort and'reveal to others
the height of shoe style.
she/w th Fall and Winter mode at
right pleasantly to keen desires
, rightnbw. Ready In wide urtaty
that include Black Kld, Gun Metal, "
flavsns Brown. Dark Red Calf and
‘olored Tops at 03.00 to 07.00 a palr.
.iKeeletlsShoe Store“
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