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W. R. Auctin. So. Norwulh. Ct.
Dunno! mum, So. Nomih, Ct.
I. L. M lo. we. (it.
0. H. Banks, Norwnlk. Ct.
Junie: flutes. Welt Norwalk. 0
J. nonunion, Norwnlh, Ct.
mum's.
MOTOR GASOLINE
The linear! 'ty
dusty and $037.6:
DIM” may a um. um Norwulk. or. i
Muel Tuvlin, Bo. Norwulk. Ct. i
Vast Bro... ’0. W. Ct. l
i. it. Wright. So. Norwuk. Ct. ~ :
Nomui r. I. micro-d s 00.. Nor-air. ;
W,
W. I Ashton. Norotou, Ct.
Blur I Como-u, Norotou, Ct.
Doria Guano. Doria. Gt.
It VI. Karim, Wilton. Ct
Dorian, Wilton.
Qt
The
tory.
“5.0.
818.”
attractive.
mam
Hodel which are exclusiie range in price from $50.09 to $150.00.
Coats of ROM Cloth
m on generous lines giving full ripples and
handsomely lined throughout,
ContactMmtty WoolCloib
with high collars entirely of fur,
Iimmdcmreu‘sfleu
30“ Value Hutu for school and general
wear. Piqmnt little hm that in shape and
coloring combine style with comfort. Very
The sensible styles that stay on and lend
minced. an. ._
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A T. (In—Her Warmest Friend
file are! d Costs is now my complete, and it is well to make nearly xbction,
as m duh. but no“: cannot be duplicated.
m
Mummumhu'rve isapleasingfineytouuywomnn. It
is badly possible to give descriptions of the many styles and a visit is am
’9‘.) ill. Arbour“!
' i. an,
Tailored Suite of lucid“!
Gabardine and \\ ool Velour, many of them.“ .
iur- trimmed v
.‘ : ~ $20.00“‘ $150.00 I
Ewing Conic
Beautiful models of velvet and velour,
light and medium colors exquisite efiects in
pastel shades with borders and collars of
fur or marabout, all with satin or crepe lin-
ings Many beautiful models from French
houses, and others which are copies of for-
eign styled.
Ranging in price from $20.00 to $250.00.
Second floor.
Some Collars
I.‘
1). w. flint. it Norwulk. Ct. Stern-l later 00.. Dorian. Ct.
' to comfort in riding, so good looking that
one can enjoy the road conscious of looking
White Broadcloth in round or
no.
I; flcltflt. W, Ct.
D. L m, In! norm, Ct.
09K. Hunter. Harwell. Oi.
. Halli-('0 O Auto Supply Company,
Bo. Non-ll. Ci.
9. Hmhlild t Son. So. Nor-whit, Ct.
HIIII Hob, lel. Ct.
out. .mu. so. Xorwnlk. Ct.
at. ”no. in» Norwullt, Ct. _
J. W. m. Bo. Norwolh. Ct.
w. o. loo. lust Norwulh. Ct.
Poul Pin-or (Paddler) Norvtilr. Ct.
IMO Bron, So. Norwuih, CL
Room nohtchuud. ho. uni-win, Cl.
Romm Cur Co. Noam. Ct.
A. l. mu (Mdhr), Narwulk, Ct.
P. l. m Korean. 0t.
Wfltou thrice. Wilton, 0t.
Rowena. Tubman.
hutch Iullunoy, Noam, 0t.
«taillight-nut).
nonhuman.
Wm 0m Porno. Wk.
“Ln. mmm
EMULWMOL
‘l‘. J. discount-soy. Oreo-I firms. Ct.
Westport Gongs. Wm Ct.
_ uotrtns
ruw AT ApAwsme tor.
c—n-o-
in that Cowman During Oops 3‘" ““1"“
W VORK. Oct. d.-—Uuion Loam
me it: fipuvmlhlc yesterday. d"-
mm nine: or ootnpotitioniw- P 9°“ "“1 '“h “”14
m impul- mm took ML must-c tip with 88—15 73.
otthblut whoieed oi! turned .
«it. Some asserted luck or con- i uomun conmssrows Domes.
othm had less bromidic ox-
“ I'll “hull returned and were
._~.
' a1W. gross prize winner with his :champion. and Jimmy Coffey. Brit
‘70 for the round. ‘W. P. Fons; ion's share was to have been 8600. but
“33.50110? Of Capturing the low not when the money in the cash box was
I counted the will we: round to be
$48.1)“ Morgan decided to accept
with 90-,18 72. One oi’ the few.
' " Law to be frightened by pun'
it «- ._ . :~ w. .. .. . _‘~"
1 i E if” ifll , ‘ 9%?»
‘ i-i I . r A. x ; ‘
«in ii in 2‘"; i
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iiflmisshshultiomdnr
w Fail Suits '
Youughlen Aralmkngf’or . '
on the eimpucmdtoethe Smduypmme ‘ '
unmet Autumnr. In equally to.
l- W.M‘I .
to He‘nemmu'm;
lieity of their efforts who 0, A. M-
For his bravery in 'expocing u
curd with 162-80. 132 on it he receiv-
Mn We pm" Honors ed what "wuu lightly termed the Lob-
A tour bull beat him competition
mthueiu‘su hold their with! was the most interesting event of the
in this event Simeon Ford and
71. Dr. ll.
W m. h the 1‘ we mod 8. Storms and I A. ROMIIOII "re
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—'!'he Boxing
'Commiuslon yesterday took action in
the case oi! the Hudson Athletic Club,
' mum around the nineteenth oi Schenectudy. which recently stand
gum- round that H. A. snermmln bout between Jock Britten. wetter
~sehrnldt undtheeldgr Zinc-ho. TM
to'ry authorities. But Pierro'Le ice
.iocnuudii‘om Drunkard ultimo
ghwmmmf
8250 or this and pocketed his griev-
once.
John the Berber. who iii-nug- Cof-
iey. contented to nooept ,‘ check for
two. The iron who mama in the
{our round preliminary bout got noth-
ing but applause. end- the rotor-co and
other helpcn received the thanks oi
the promoters. who vumoosod while
Britton and Culley were boxing.
Commissioner money in an omclal
communication to Chairman Wench
recommended the indefinite suspension
of the club, which finding wua up-
proved by the chairman.
Comlulon After Al MeOoy.
Chairmen Wench was noted it there
was not some means of compelling lic-
Coy and other titleholders with l dis-
incilnation to box with men at close to
engage in bouts with opponents who
would at least have on equal chance?
He replied that there was a rule un-
der which the commission could bring
these indiilerent titieholders to book.
iCiuuue 18 of the, commission ruler
gives the momberii power to turbid say
bout which looks onuided-ofiisbuldu—
tried to lower the standard of the
sport. Chairman Wench declares he
will unit his colleagues to enioreethnt
tine the. next iime‘tint McCoy-armor.
other titlcholder appears here for s
match I
HACKENOCHMIDT A WAR PRISON-
IR.
H
I
The horrors-oi wnr on being keenly
telt by two of the greatert‘wmu
in the history of'the gains. Hinton.
Ritesiun Lion is hold I prisoner" wur
in =BerIin dill-tho m. hie has tan-
lulled to fiber“ by the Russian ~Iiili
America and pulling down good
nurses.
IOXINO NOTEO.
hunk With humour our.
man. outmm'mw
fits-Whicm
.3”, than Wins MM .
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MARTIN OUTPOINTI M'OARRON.
NEW YORK, Oct. d.~ln the spur
bout of ten rounds at them-moat A.
C4 of Who. lust night, Silent Mur-
tin ,the‘New York lightweight. deci-
sively outpointed Jock leWrron, ot
'Allentown, Penn. Ihrtin was the ag-
rresaor throughout. flooring IlcCarron
in the serenih and eighth rounds. in
the preliminary tour-round bouts. Joe
Leonard and lllchy Belmont taught an
interesting drew, sud Charles “Kid"
Ititchell outpolnted Battling Terry in
a bontthui wul chooh‘tdil'ot lotion.
DENNING OUTPOINTO NW.
NEW YORK. Oct. d—Jacl Dunning.
the West Side middleweight, decisive-
ly outpoiiitod New Al Needy, oi Brook-
the Plan-Ir Sporting Club last night.
Dani was the aggressor in every
mund.‘with the exception ot‘thc sixth.
in which sinned McCoy mot Donninx
'in thetnntrs otthe ring uudthey ex-
chimed bury lliowu tor thomllthree
minum ‘ot the round.
RIOKHIN BEAT so»: '0? no
cox.
WORCESTER. Mose», Oct. icy—The
“entrant-rpm; American deflated u
:ounot Boston American player! yu-
tawny by3 toil inn gums .piuyod‘to
heib ruse money tor-u monument to
AL“
In. Me nuptials. uoim a My. A
home'nm by Thmberover the rich!
Juno fence who the future. more
bitched'weli for the Athldtiunttiking'
uutsoyen mou‘nd'ullowiugbniythree
him.
\
m POLO unicorn: mm.
meiOot. Emmett!”
A A..dtmriun,iiithouuirioudieiub
singing I show this: evening. when
round boutswillbothctutureloftho
card. the unit invent item 1m
, Pots erratum circumcised
3 viii my omit-mm boxer o!
M custom Thurman-round
bout mum W m Satin
lyu. in the star bout at ten'ruundu It
Window 1 r
‘iiut
the hat is straight. Try one.
8%.”
all shapes.
WHITE 80X WIN AGAIN.
Tam mond‘OImo‘frem chic!” Cube
in city Scribe.
CHICAGO, Oct. C.-m0hiugoAm-
crioun League uni mute it two
sirlliht from its Nutlonul heme ri~
vols youtorduy. winning 8 to 1. Jones
uveudor wedded htbelonrth in
in that round. The Noting“ were
raved from a shutout when Mann's
double and Willinni’l single netted I
run. Score by utilities:
’ R. H. iii.
Nationals .......000 010 000—1 9 l
batteries-Faber and Schnlk; Luv-~
endor. Packard und' Wilson.
Standing of cm. ~
‘P.C.
. w. L.
Whitefim ............2 o 1:000
Cubs 0 2
(immanent: ucouo.
Browns communion sun “sum
‘ st. um any out...
or moms. MIA-«The St. Louis
”luminance-1n no «can!
oi the city uorlu bur- m by-i
to). mammoth. mite»
gunman m tau...mvot aim
momentum
‘ run.
W?“ m too—t i
y
well and taking no thought as to whether
maniacs-cuts
ning and the Americana won theguue ‘
square
effects, the most striking and becoming-
neckwoar for {all one can imagine. For.
coats and dresses, 50 CI. to $350
broadcloth Collar and Cut! Sal.
var-V.—
Second floor.
V
“the Satin uni Broadcloth mined ' g
hmmcnm White Broadcloth with wide hematitchel' .f
October with its frosty mornings and edge: a “hm Georgette, ‘ “
nights brings it need for these worm garh ’ .. '13” ”r i
merits. ’ “.5. ' " r
Flannel Short Skirts, white and colored, All hk' ’ "
_ 5°C. 69: and 75¢ “l E WI! S! E“ II
Nightgown. white or colored, im'rgnen At ’8 r,
and children, 59¢, 75c Loo .
Outing Manner Nightdruwerc for little “marl" “4 “"l’er GM of ivory 5
folk 59c, 75°» 89c and 3“» and mother of pearl, new and pretty triflcs ’
Bathrobes of heavy flannel. from 139“! i
Bio-hot Rates in attractive colorings. 25 etc and so con. i
m Dressing Sucqua.
Picture Frames of Wood or antique gilt -'
Second 900' for post cards or photographs, ;
' we. 59!: and 19c. {
‘ M 0‘ Wool Velour Sunni: Ribbons with slides and holders, ‘
,. a". in“ satin that m wide high col- for lorg'nons, glasses or watches. Late ab '
lars for comfort, "W's: ~31. .
so cts. and 31.00.
Art Section
Turkilh Towels stamped to embroider large size, with sufficient
cotton to do the work.
‘An aromatic sweetness of meudowvand wood~draws one‘s utter»
tion to a new line of Sweet Grass Baskets .just arrived, all siza,
45 C“-
.. .l .sli' ‘ Third floor.
on no. uncommon“
A
OMAHA OEA‘I’O LOUIOVILLE.
OMAHA, Net. Oct. 6.-—Omuhu drew
Am blood in the post-couch bushel].
series with Louisville tor the “minor
league championship of the country.
whencorewunto'l. Thomas
played tin the morning on account oi
the afternoon purude. The score:
RH. E.
Omaha .........000 520 31'——11 15 2
Louisville Wm '100'000— 7 10 1
Batteries—Natl: ~and Kruezer; Ind-
dieton. James and William.
DAVE KURTZ l8 DEATH".
NEW YORK. Oct. C.-Nero tibial
and Preston Brown were the‘winmu
or their respective bouts in the Hun-
lom Sporting Club last night. Chhilu
wily outpointed.l)uve Kurt: in the
star ten round bout. while Browntbok
the measure 01 Paddy Burns in south.
or million over the some dlutnnco.
”-—
~Umbrollu and Manning Bonds.
O‘Brien's.
Analogs. ..... 000300000—3 8 2;
Correct Apparel tor Women
At Reasonable Prices '
.oooj:
NEW MODELS for AUTUMN
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com and mum sums
SERGE in morocco BREESES ,1
nunmmm‘nmfl
:tlirde‘h'l‘tl. ‘Tlio’lmurlmnmgot stutter
1W" «norm in’tlio scoring.
and smut SKEW
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