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a Complete Wm of
nuns
AND suuxs'rs
E. K. BANKS
Iahackemo Hotel Block.
1:; sci-.1111 Norwalk.
1;: 9690171111 ocrésER
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nd Must Be chavei For-
y Mother Came F out There"
“All Erin Is Calling
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"VICTROLA PARLOR
.111 South 111111 Street.
Iii NEWS
79ml” Cleik Steve l‘okus Wu: 1) New
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51H"! importations of kid gl(1\11:~,1111d
‘ art. autumn 513'! s in netkueir and
lines. are featured in N. i" Ryan
in ”s'adtertisement todai. licadi
Lies of mu'ton, 161'. ID. at Schultz‘s,
A regular meeting of Old Well (‘ om-
ndery N0” 356, U. 0. G. 0., will be
Id this e3ening. All members are
tired to Le present.
O'Brien'n.
{Hear the popular October Victor
111-11.11.1111 Must Be lieaien {01'
f”, Mother Cr me From There" for
So. Just ask for .\‘11. 11.1111 111 Don
:lvfidly's Victrola l‘arlor.
's-v—Qhoulder steak H12.
~1l1‘uli line of soils.
Schultz‘s.
gnaw will be a tegular meeting 0?
"hence 'l‘rlbe, .\"n., 32. l. i). ll. \l.
1",. ‘ wetting to 111111 Mens 111111, In
.Malu street Important business will
*0 transacted and every member at
”a tribe is earnestly requested to be
It.
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”"tildei' steak 110., Schultz' .11.
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vmbody can have a Vict‘roln with
my terms. 115 machines 110111 for
down 1111 81 in weekly paymen s
and ask about the easy terms
, Donnelly's Victiola Parlor.
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lblilt‘er Flynn 111ported that
My had lost :1 suit 1'1111c.but polic
quarters believe that he
Officer Flynn also found 11 bundh1
fiahpoles on “"ilitl‘ stre11.'rI11-<1-
1". at the police station awaitim the
7‘ "new.
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WHOONLIGHT DANCE SAT. EVE.
,An attachment was served 011 prop-
y owned by Louis and Theresa V-er
fl, by Deputy Sherih Nelson \\. llin-
let. in favor of Bishop & Lyncs 39s
: ay. The amount of the attach
em is $250,11nd the plaintitis clnin
as not met when due.
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WAMPOLE’S
0d Liver Oil-
"1. 00 Size,
egallsoa-Powell -Corporatioa
PRESCRIPTION Dnuoais'ru,
82 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk. 0t.
lamb, 201'. lb
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John owning
0 Interested itt this club are Invited to
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tune wearing baggy pants.
He’s filled thc»bill—-—no room
for competition.
The rest of us have to press- .
up, dress-up and “get up" to
1 draw our weekly stipend.
I Here's a suit at $20. that will i
go as far as any man wants i
a suit to go. "
it's not loud enough to talk
for him but it looks alive and
makes a good traveling com-
panion.
Overcoats too. i
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,Norwalk So. Norwalki,
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lloutine business \3 as disposed oi
last evening at the weekly meeting of
the tilive [tram-l1 of the Knights of
|Py thins. i
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Jolly l-‘ive Arion llali. i
A I‘if‘tllltl‘ meeting of th.1 i."ha1i' .V
floaid will be held this creator: in the
offices in the Town ASsemhly Ilall
1I111il1li11g in \\all street.
—» Laure fann- escallops, 75c. qt.
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In 111t1111lance at the Danbury fair 3e11-
terday. Thursday was the. big day of
the event and crowds of people dock-1
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;the surrounding country. i
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Members of Hope More Company1
who made the trip to .\‘ewburgh yes.
terduy returned home late last night.
and Ieported the event :0 he the hing :
est affair of its kind evru rbeld I11 ‘the,
lion on ltivcr valley.
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A meeting of the ofllcers of the First
.l)istrl11 the department Will be held‘
this evening
crs In Main .~treet,11t7:l(l o'clock. Mat-
ters relative to the coming fair will I111,
(ll'~( u~~e1l and every number of the
()tilci-r'il \s.~ociation Is I‘I‘QlliH‘d to
be present.
, 't meeting of the Wilson and Marsh-
all (‘lub will be held in the former
Wall 111111111 school building tomorrow
at eight o'clock. All (10mm rail!
Fit: 1 and Fourth \\ 111d resi-
den. 13 are 11.11111 i'tll3 Invited.
~l.11ri:11 fancy cscullops. 75c. qt. at
Star of (‘oluznbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest met last evening and
" 11111111111.1I '1’1er3iees in behalf of one of
its IllOIlll/I’I‘S lately deceased 31 ere held
Regular business was transacted and
o ‘1)(llll hour followed (‘ard playing
constituted the principal pntt of tho
' enteitainment and a delicious colla-
' tion was served. Plans for a social
1 Illth to be held at the next meeting
"' hat. the defendants gave a note for wmm arranged.
180 in paymcnt of 11 debt and the note
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‘ BIG CATCHES 0F MACKEREL.
A Ilcet of over thirty-boats,
i in the local harbor. fishing for marker
.j.cl Onc fisherman used, for halt, sar- ments were served later in tho even-
‘started the season with
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~(‘1r1-at variety of cans. 0’l3rien's.
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ST. LOI‘ ls Oct 6 The failure of
the Cardinals flo do botR'r than tie
1m Innsti for last plate in the Nation
1i Leanne has urou- ed 61I1-13ler Brit 1
on the owner.
"The Cards need a thorough house-
dcaniha,” said lliittou yesterday 1
"About seven of the rcyuIaIs have out- 4
lind their usefulness in St. Louis.
[Huggins will trot forth sonnhnew faces
next spring. The (‘a.ds lost sixteen
.and won two games on the final trip
1131113 Item 11.0111?1 No wondei the club
landed in the cellar
“liltinh place is no position for 11
iub boasting of a $911,000 payroll. We
one of the
'iiighest salaried teams in the National
I.1113'uc. New York, Boston. Chica-
1'0 and t‘int'innnti may lune topped
'it. Louis. I can't name another team
1 the league with a larger pziyioll.
\\'1- saved some Incniy I13 selling liar
r3 111111911 to the (11.111111 911111 was‘
i'diauiniz Sb 000
“Beecher is the only member of the
team whose (Ollll'llrl doe. not ex 'IiI
this full. I‘m I11 favor of 111‘ general
cleanup. When the city series is 03' er!
we‘ll home up some 11111111331111“on
‘l nuinbei 0i pl113ers who may pronperi
with other (l.ube "
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FINAL GAMES IN NATIONAL
LEAGUE.
Gamao Yesto'd'y.
lirooklyn. 7; New York. [1.
Boston, I: Philadelphill, 1.
Standing in National League.
W. I.. P .C.
Brooklyn .............. IN (30 .010
Philadelphia ........... 91 62 .595
Iloston ............... 89 6:! .586
$1111.11 l‘ork ...... . ...... so 66 .066
.t‘hicngo ............... 67 86 .438
,I‘ittsburgh ............. 66 till . ..
51. Louis .............. 611 9:1 .
elm-11111111 .......... .3 .60
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AIRED'ALES FEATURE. .1
Patrick Oorlng Again A Winner It
.» Dsnbury Dog Show.
l)ANflIlRY.t'1(-t t‘.»~-'l‘hc second day
of the Ilanbury dog show established a
'record for attendance. Airedale tcr
"riers pro3e1l the centre of Intermt ns
H. 11111 was conuiderahle curloaity on
the part of fanciers to see whether
Patrick Oornng owned by \I S. Bald
w.ln would again win over J. J 0' Don-
ohuc's lx’enuyn Pennant. They wme
placed in the order named 113' Gear rue
."lhomns. the judge
l11 hitches lleathcoie Enchantress,
,from the some kennel at Patrick 00-:
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ran-,5. annexed winners, with J.
llcard’s Lucknow Sequel runnerup. Fox
terriers. smooth, were also judged by
\II', Thomas. although the wire haired
vaiiet3 we. 'passed on by Anton Rost.‘
\‘ic‘n lMlhlIl "1 owned b3 E II. Inn-
33' crsen. 33' on in smooth dogs with 3111.
Alfred ll. Smith's champion York
llunswick Rudicnce in bitches.
Kennels of Mrs. Roy A. Rniney In
dogs, with Q.
l’ride’s llill Folly in bitches,
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- The
Central Labor
business was considered. Refresh-
.dines mixed with dough and cotton. lng
.Crocketts maxim. \
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lyatetdu.» to: the final game of tbei
..1nd one rrady
9:! .392
“"er 11 few days.
haired fm t111'1iers finally went to ("on1
ieio Hit. (1 Nut of the famous (‘011950 9911 will pump“. v0“. )1,“ can m...
A. Show McKean‘s and pain leaving you and what a re-
, Union held 11
:- boats and launches was out yesterday meeting last mening and important
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26.~8i1aoc John
J hicGnur made good his threat of re-z
1111.11 and did nut uppeu' 111 Brooklyn
war in which his team was engaged;
the pla1 ers were foiled from (al'rylflfli
wt a scheme of generous intent. After1
the Giants l1 1 completed their record
‘shutttl‘ini: t in tin ough the othel clubsi
of the lrague ti1» pla3ers decided to '
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tutumemorate in a May 11111911111111 0!
tl.1ni~cl\e~ and their manager.
1:11.. 111113 purt ha ed a talusble collec-
ion of \lillialn Sltakespearcs worts'
to present the-sol
h111ks to their 111an11'..e at the game. 1‘
Th e fulluie of hitflraw to nppeal‘i
does not deitr the planets in 1111 keep it
How-
it: to tJn-EI oriuinal intention
13e1', there will be a. public presents-I
tion. The book1- will be sent to Me
than” 1- home and with them will 20 an
1.11111: aphed resolution in 33l1i1l1 each
11Ia3'1r assiues the manager of his es
term for his fairness and hard work
during the record breaking journey
lNDiPlNDllIlS NORWAIK
GAME
‘ Negotiations having fallen through
between llay Renting, of Ilridflepot.
and Manager Buzry of thc‘ Norwalk
ilndependenls, camelled all hope of the
.big {1 lion 3 appearing at Ann: sentcnt
.l‘urk. Sunday afternoon. Renting willif"
pitch, Sunday afternoon, IoI th11 (‘oloni
111111, of New Haven.
Efforts :I’P now being made by1
..Vanner Entry to serure"Slim" Love.'
’l’oi'meil3 of the New York Yankees. at
man recommended by Keatlnn Withl
love In the box for the Independenisi
the locsl‘s victory. if victo'y I11 nia-
c.d will be no run one. .\Ianuger Bar
13' has not yet completed his lineup.
hut hr stated this morning that it
would be tltc strongest aggregation
that has been 'seen at Amusement Park
in some time. " r' '1
No changes in the Norwalk lineup
have. been made. aside I In those men-
tioned in yesterday" 1.! trifle bf The Sen-
tinel. ‘
Sunday‘s gnme will start promptly
111 311.". p. 111.. In order that the con
test may be finished in daylight
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People Who Go Around Complaining
Not Entitled to Sympathy.
No matter how many Rheumatic
Reincdl. 1: you l1: 1\«1 tried there i'.' onl.\'|
one that‘ s absolutely sure and certain.
(let a bottle of ‘ .\‘eutronc Prescrlll
tion 09 ‘ at 310m diugglst' 11 today. takcig
it faithfully and \"otlll be rid of all?
soreness, stiffnms and swollen. ach
Ing painful joints and muscles. aftei
Oh my
tinctl3 feel that overload of agony
lief, so easy. it‘s fine.
i (let a bottle today you owe ibto
yourself, then say "goodbye. trouble”
50c and $1 the bottle at your drug-
pists'. Mail] orders tilled on $1 size.
Clifton] Pharmacy, 11nd.I-esding drun-
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your
piciurc
cabinet
rcachcd. "l'hcrc is pit-1113'
porcelainl \3'11rk~t11blc.
chop up the
work.
space to work 1111.
have:
2mm»: 1.8.
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sides of the cabinet. en
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part that makes it a real liclpcr.
space is above and brine. : the articles most
often used an- plarcd wl111'c they are easiest
utthanipercd
room above and around the aluminum (or
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There are no useless little partitions
space and leave no room for
Your cabinet must have big
The Hoosier gives it.
Six exclusive Hoosier features you must
x—The all-metal glass front flour bin.
e gear-driven shaker flour sitter which
makes flour light and fluffy.
3—Scientific arrangementHrticles needed
most frequently reached
4—Revoiving caster—the final touch of con-
t .
5—Tne ingenious, big-capacity suzar bin--
holds more than twice as much as most
9 ‘1—Finall3', the doors that roll back at "1‘.-.1":
tirely out of the
Ft‘t‘ilull
inuxortant—thc
The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
1' ' ,Cuts" Work in Half
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This marvel of convenience has places for 400 articl 8,1 ' ‘ "
it's more than a centralized store-house. 1: al wttlun arms with But
abor- sa-ving inventions—each like a helping hand! Some cabinets have up;
tflcmH but 17 of ghelse tfloolile‘r fea‘t‘ures cant. be found 'n all other cabincts mghihedcvlnfci
t e oosier are m t t e pic of t e wayis for savin work that th I -
cnce Experts have discovered. g c mg than“: SC"!
The Hoosier is an automatic servant with 40
of And regardless of tin: room in your kitch—
1'11. lllii‘l‘":'1 1'1 1; ccml Hut .1)?! trsodel to ht.
Sturauv .' .
:1 ]llitt' 31111 11111 easily afford.
Prices and Terms
Over 1,000,001; women use the Hoosier.
Enormous output makes possible our low
prices, which now range from $30.85 to $39.01).
Have the Hoosier dclivtrcd by paying
only $1.110. 'l'hcn pay for it a. link: at a time
11' you wash, without extra out or intern-«t.
Learn How to SaveMilcs of Steps
in
tah'c
save miles of steps, hours of foil, how de-
do your cooking comfortably, how it helps
you get good meals quickly, helps lid 3' up in
just 11 few minutes after meals.
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'I‘hc Iloasicr sorts countlcss tripsdo the
cellar, to the sink, pantry and cupboard. lop
may think you already have a convenient
kitchen, but :1 million other women know
better. You may change your mind “-1181
you see the Hoosier. '
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STERLING RANGES
Guaranteed to Cook Heat and Bake.
60 Days Fre‘"e
Ranges $15.00 to $75.00 3
my” “I“ .
Sterling Furniture Go
39:12?- 129- 131 Washington 5..
“confirm mm mm. mm
Phone 105
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So. Norwalk
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lightiul it is to sit down at the llmsicr and .
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l'OR THlI!OAT AND LUNGS
*mnnonu comma 11m) cows
Eckman°s
Alterative
glsts, everywhere.
‘01.“ BY ALL MING 13800.“:
land caught 0 large number of fish Wv—f .....- ...
Fishermen S8? ”ll: ”‘0 t catalyst} STATISTICS or BOSTON ELIGIBLES eon SERIES. - - -...
mackerel during t e pas. wee .\:~‘ Yrs ‘11
790 ““9“ anything “1023“, 88“; n 31:21 PIa3er and Position Ago. Wt. Ht. ILB. llits. 'I‘hr’s.
fisherman expl‘esse an 0pm 0 Samuel A:1.13v.c .................. “9 18" $.11 8 .. ..
the DWSGW‘ 0‘ “ham “um“; ”wiioun. J nmiv, 211...| .............. .29 150 "£00 8 n " R
11W“ “as“ m ”1" “9"” “am 11.11. F1111 est L. 11111, c ................. 30 1'92 602 8‘ n It
chased “‘9 ““59 ““3“““63 0‘ t‘” w. F. Cairigan. Manager ........... 33 185 5.111 10 n It
111511 “1 “mm , ' George 110.1191. 11 .................. 211 172 5.08 7 R R
'4' -""" llclos Gainer. 1b ............. ....30 178 6.00 .9 R R
. - W, 11, Gardner. 3b ...... 'r' .......... 30 liiil 5.08 ll I. R
. " s. A. 1111.211», p...........‘ ......... 29 130 11.02 9 t L
Getnfl Ahead 0. 11111111151111. 11111113- .............. 20 105 5.07_ 7 L L
g n. 1'. 111111111ch1, 1b ................ 28 178 5.11 s I. R
' , 1-1. 11. Hooper, 1'1 ........... '. ..... 29 170 5.10 10 I. ' It
“Be sure you‘re right. Then go ahead,” was Davy 11. 1'. Janv2in, 1's ................. 21 101 5.11 . 7 II R
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l-_ .1, .eonar , p ........... _. ..... .7 .1... .1 . . V
The, saver oes ahead because» he knows he’s ri ht. Gear 1.- a. Lewis, 11 .. ............. 29 180 1103' . 9 R“ R 4111111 "m“ °’ ’9‘.“an 1101111111
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f l' f Carl M 3's, p ........ ...... ...... 25 192 6.00 5 L R «scum home tastefully mulled. ll
5‘90“? “dds t° “‘9 cc ""3 ° ngrcss' George . 1111111.. 1) ............. ....22 182 '6101 3 4. 1. .. L «1.1'11 come to us we’ll show you out
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1,. .~ " 0 Wagnd. 111111131 34 185. 5.09 15 R a m °°' “’ “ 3“".-
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Saturday Specials
——At the——
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
" Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter, :1 lb. ......... 1 ...... _. 36¢
PureLard, alb. ....u... ............ 17¢
Best Family Flour, a bag .. .1“ ........-.._..-. $1. 05'
Gold Medal Flour, a bag .' ........ .-------... $121
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars.Cut to ... .............. 283
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ......._-.....--.-... 34¢
Smoked Sholders. lean and trader, a lb. ...... fl... . . 15¢
Condensed Milk, full weightLa can ....------.--....~. Bé
Selected Eggs, a dozen ----. 35¢
Extra Quality Corn or Puts, a can ...-...--..-....... 812}
Campbell’s Beans. a can . 1...... .-..---.........
Campbell’s Soups, .3 cans. .......... ...--.m...
Unecda Biscuits ..... ---;_.--.-25$
Strained Tomatoes, a can ...;....'........___--_-_. ."K¢\
Pure. Cider Vinegar, a bottle ........ ......n Re?
Parlor Matches 3 five cent. boxes ”1011’;
Quaker Corn Flakes, a pkg, 5H1
Mutena.2pkgs......................... ----- 25¢
Duryca’s Corn Starch cut to 8d,-
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