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'AreYouGotngtoReshingleor ”all“.
, new a. Build NewThis Fall?
slowesloohn‘fors ltso,ssvepsinting repair bills. You want
Helene bring!" shinglestolsstsoths Mwillnothavetobere—shmgling
every little while. C
'10s: snowman-willing
I Have you sued into
crystal, killed a rabbit
your pistol that his
might prove a fetich or
t—iilver lined?
such charms have all
broken and you fail to
I token that portend: a
brush coated shingles.
ing and repairing. You
the best of each grades.
SOUTH
“as;
factored from selected cedar,
or desired. They last mi
lPT stained shingles are mans-
creosoted and stained any col~
ce as long as natural wood and
They save usual expense of paint-
avoid all the muss, inconvenience
and loss of time “staining on the job. "
Of course we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer,
The Hatch é Bailey Co.
NORWALK, CONN.
....- vmm
,Imllflll
Whitakdilsstgs
mud-Bestseller
tiers-salt
“'W. ...... ...—..-
Tristram & Hyatt
Narwallr’s Leading Dry Goods Store
BOSTON. Oct. 9. ~Again today
the Brooklyn Nationals and the Bos-
ton Americans met in the game to de-
termine the worlds baseball cham—
pions of the year. '1 he scenes were
the same as those of Saturda3, Bran-5‘
e of lightning that will
g you ready cash, get
ing the setting for the title play.
er it would fall below or surpass the
Int down on terra firma,
your life without a mur-
.3 you’ll need coal and
d and butter; go to
-—-or go to smash!
THE
RRIS COALg
those offered elsewhere
lowest. Go everywhere
CLOARS we
New Fall Suits,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
style and prices of these Suits,
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.“
Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Coats and Dresses with
and you will find our prices are the
else first, then come here.
P ARI S MILLINIERY
SOUTH uonwKLx.
36, 000 odd persons who saw the Rodi;
301 Win by six runs to five in
opening game was uncertain.
Atmospheric conditions were slightly
less attractive than on Saturday, but
ening and the temperative had
modest wind was a slight factor in the
IpI'c-gamc plotting by the strategists of
| either team
3 The playeis, liming tested OIeI Sun
3Ilay, appealed in good shape '1 he
‘teams were (hanged from the conIbiui
3atlon: thtt oppmed earh Oliltl' III the
E GREATEST
rated by known weakness or probable
improvement among individuals.
SPECIALS
VEAL srsw
'3_3FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
’ most economic
.....-
LOIN VEAL CHOPS
GREEN TOMATOES,
Beers Meat
6 NORTH MAIN
RIB VEAL STEW
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
FOR TUESDAY
socoss‘o";ssotsssseses-sesse- 14¢ ll).
.. ...... ... )Oélll,
. 18¢“.
..... .................. 22¢ ll).
.................... 45¢liaskct
and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
ST.
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‘13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
int the Red 80):, Manager (‘arrigan had
Kin udtantage over his opponent. Wilt
‘heIt Robin>on, manager ‘bt thc iirookv
l33‘ns had a losing team to work with
ihe ( hoite ot a pitrher was iInpoIt. Int
iwith llllll and he said he would make
no -IIIIp judgment in this InntteI.
' "l have told (‘oomha (‘lIenI-y. Hot.
for and Smith that i will have the man
fwho shows the best form in practice
Swim his selection would be.
.I
"teorge W. Coffin, Jr.
(3 UNDERTAKER
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I Miller, honetcr, was conmdcd the
m3 catthing assignment well in admnw.
3 (‘arIiuItn had the better lllllltllill to
(”flee 2nd ResidenCe
Belden Place, Norwal'x
one 1441
Lady Attendant
o
ROUND STEAK .....
BEEF KIDNEY .
PIGS’ KIDNEY
SPARE RIBS .....
PIGS' FEET .... . .
SAUER KRAUT
FRANKFORTS
Schullzc’s
32 Washington St.
' 39 Main
Specials for Tuesday
24¢
u 10¢
s
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fin. Ines-es.- ..............
uoIs‘olllsssssese-uaee-
Ins-Isll-Iss ................
osolslsssssos.
C.miss.ssssesssos---
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Sanitary Markets
South Norwalk.
St. "Norwallr.
'llllk iIom, in tinI opinion of baseball
lollowvrs pcncrnlly. Ruth. Leonard
and Mays were available to llllll, but
the men recorded as best lllllll‘lllt‘tl as
It would be Ruth. i’rrsident J.
:Ilin, oi the lied Sox, at his desk at
'llvaves' Field betlmes this InorninL'L
l was one of these
“1 Hill as ignorant of the playing end.
of my (lllb and its operation. or us
wise, or tho man in the street II ho fol-
3IoIvII the ironic," he said ”I think it
.wlll be Ruth in the box for us todaI.
3nnd bellete me, he is some pltcheI
illow he did clean them up on the last
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ilrip “'cst. when we won our cham-
lplonship against the Tigers and White
l Sox."
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest
3 ter Produced"
37¢ 1b-
«Krill Business
College
South Norwalk
'ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
'Phone 410
South Norwalk
NW
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Best Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ lb.
so S&H Stamps Free
But-
] if the Red Sox's president forecast
3wero fulfilled. Ruth was expected to
gran-y into the name with him as catch‘
lcr, Thomas. his usual battery mntc.
Cartignn himself insisted that he had
:Inadc no decision. and accordingly
Red Sox players looked for tjoombs to
Red Sox players looked fr,t"oombs to
Ltwirl in opposition to them and
t"(‘hiclt" Shorten. a little more than a
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3in \"lllCh he was numbered as a mem-
Lber ot the Providence Internationals
' ord. Port Chester. :
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rlon House
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NOW OPEN
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sharpened his batting eye in readiness
to play. Walker's efficiency against
, left-handed pitchers has its compli-
l3ment in Shorten's subcess against
“those who pitch with the right hand.
(’3 BrooklIn also had in its scheme of
III] was to give way to Johnston
Field and its spacious Stadium providu
An- ,
other large crrlIvd was out, but wheth-l
the:
the (loudy skies were hardly tlIt‘eaL'
not :
fallen to an uncomfortable degree. 'i‘he’
flirst came, batteries being drawn uponj
Ifor fresh strength and other shifts dic-‘
m l
With a game already to the credit:
v
initch this same,’ he said when united
gto his probable choice predicted that.
J. Lon—:3
3EIIIonth removed from the recruit rnnksfifl a member of the Board of Rellei
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:3 Window Shades to Order ..
'3 We make a specialty of Window Shades to or-
der, and will gladly furnish estimates on a single
Window Or an entire building. We give particu-
3 ar attention to shades for windows of odd shapes
and sizes. We will send our expert on request,
I who will show samples and give full information
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Wear Scrgcs, Gabardines.
are the LEADING MILIIINERS.
H. Krieger & C0.
The Greatest Display of Ready-to-Wear Goods
ls Represented Here
Smart Suits oi Broadclolhs, Poplins, Men’s
$15.00 to $45.00
M I LIL I N E R ‘n’
f Our Millinery Department needs no introduction. Every woman in Norwalk knows that we
Here you will find more stock and more styles than shown by the combined stores in the‘
Prices lrom
’ city. Prices always moderate. Ii Ti '
’ Shapes from - - - 75c to $10.00 i
Trimmed Hats - - $2.98 to $29.00 3
l . . A.
an: 3lstoppcd the animal. The colored boy
3mm ens PilllTllll
ill I _I_ Slltilllll
3 (Continued from First Page.)
“herons, said appointment was illel
land not for one year, and
'horunlk did at
September, 1916,
illegal appointment declam and ot-
leorgc W. Stevens was re-nppointedgtlce of member of board or relief va
cunt: and
Whereas under
the provisions oi
tor a term onhrce years. Mr. Stevens
was removed l’rommfhce a short time
ago upon action by the Council as holupon the Mayor
gel for the reason that said appoint- where he was treated.
lment should have been for three years, lowned by the Clemtnons' stables.
thereof, duly held on the 1;. Lh do) of 3'3uId Saturday morning.
by reason of said I'ng a moving train,
the charter of said city it is inchnbent at Oakland
to till said office of seven
was taken to the Danhury Hospital,
The horse W I;
in Iter Keating of New Milford lml
Whereas, the Council of the City ot‘a nar'row escape from serious injury
a regular meeting and peIhIIps death in the lotal freight.
“hilc pa~
he accidezttalir
bIIIshcd against it. Thrown to the
ground he. II as bruised and scratched,
but not badly hurt.
‘ lesterday morning about 7 o'clorh,
totning «3:3 occupied by
npasscngers, skidd on the roml
had been appointed for the term of’member of the Board of Relief for min the Beaver Brook mills crashing
one year and not for three, according. the unexpired portion of the term, into a stone II all
The I ending October, 1917;
And, therefote l
to the provisions of the charter.
appointment «as thus illegal. and thel
otflce declared vacant.
(‘arl Axel
pointments will doubtless be confirmen'do hereby reappoint subject to con 'party
at the meeting“ 01' the Council tomor- li'irmatlon by the Council George W.
lief to fill such vacancy for the uz-I
October 6 1915 pired portion of said term
llaI- 3iIead.
All of the up lstrom. mayor of the City of \orwalk cluse the
William Bailey, the
3driver, suffered a deep gash in the
Ten stitches were required to
wound. Another of the
receiIed a number of derp
sashes on the right hip The car was
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3:. . campaign a change of fielders on a ba 3 row eIeniog. The full communications 1 SteIcns, a member of the board of re- 3en route 110m Bridgeport t0 Kingston.
sis of batting strength by which Sten Ifrom the mayor are as follows:
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“‘To Stephen DokuS. Esq. (Signed) c t‘: t III IvoodI buildin" ...
DINNERS AND ALL EaSt India Tea C0 it better batter against the letthnnded' City Clerk mun, Conn, cam. AXEL mnsrnon { 0“ ‘ ‘C °r ‘ :‘f,’ s _ 7
O l Mavor frame cottage, .A.~l feet, cont-Inning:
DS OF SEA FOOD . l service expected to issue from the 1303- Dear Sir: . . , Th 3 r
“*3 KED TO ORDER. . . :i 30,, box l Whereas the Mayor of the City or o 3 b 33 393-3 seven rooms, on omits street, or
» ' ., l ' . 3 3 3.\'orwalk did on October 13,1914,sp C 0 er I '3 himself.
Eff]. OhSULLIVAN Pmp'l ‘ l " ' ll The probable “Nuns were. point William Sheehan assessor ot‘3To Stephen Dokus, Esq . 3
’9 °“° C3“ 7"0- l [CL 371 - 125 demflo‘lon Street l BROOKLYN sosrou 3said city for the term of one year from City Clerk Norwalk Conn _ ‘L — ~—-~ ~— ~-:
5 p 4 '13 i
3 t3 NATIONALS AMERchNS that date; and 3Dear Sin.
..- . S Johnston ff H00 9, rr 3 Whereas, said appointment was ille- In accordance with the charter Dr!)
‘D ' ' p. ' ' {gal for the reason that said appoint. visions, l have the honor to reappoint
‘ l :l Dnubert, 11" Janvrm, 2'" merit should have been for three years D Burr Beach subject to confirmation .
3 'l Myers. cf. Shorten, cf, and not. for one year; and 3by the Council to be a member of the: ore--
V’Dlrecmr ‘nd Emhalmer ., 3 ‘: Wheat, "- Hoblitzell, 1b. 3 \vhereas’ the Council of the City of Board Of RPIIGI, for the term of three3
I -W. Cutshaw 2!) Lewis If INorwallr did at a regular meeting (3) years from (1819-
. and R“ denee --—-- ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 'q thereof duly held on the 12th day oh CARL AXEL HAl‘RSTROM. 3 g
.3 3 zsle‘phone :04 N 3 3 gloomy, 3b. (slarftner, .b...\ serembir} 1915'by3re33301330tusaid i113: Mayor33 In Shoes
3 ...- It L. “ o. orwsk 3 . . _ son, as. - C0 . 88. ,ga npponment ‘Ecial‘t‘ Ie so 1
. , 3.. 3 Deltcrous Butter, 3 lb. .. ............. .3 ........... 36¢ mum 0.3 Thomm C3 3,158,383“ “can and r S3 33 D k E :ctober 6, 1916l
‘ i . . Whereas under the provisions of the 0 ep en 03 “S. s .. .
...... ... W 3 Pure Lard, a lb. . ..................... - 17¢ Coombs. 11. Ruth. 1). charter of saw our 33 is lncumbept City Clerk 30,33,333, Conn. 3 Shbe Style costs nothing
' l i l I Drspositlon 0" the umpires was ex upon the mayor to'tlll the office of as- Dear Sir' l3 _ . .
a“ S “it S .3 Grandmas Pancake, 3 pkgs. .. ................. . . .. 25¢ pected to be: sessor for the unexpired portion or the In accordance with charter’s pm .xtra Inbthis storie for lwoman,
3 .term endin October, 1917; vision, 1 have the honor to re nppoint3 men, oys an git s—w y
l Karo Syrup, Inc can cut to ............ - ............ 8¢ Dime“ (American League). behind And 3135930” I cm Harmon) “imam F Hay, Subject to confirm“
exclusive ideas are rep-3
' in our stocks this fall
designed for the young
so earnestly desire in-
Seiected Eggs, a dozen
A.
:4 Cottage Street.
3 ................ . .......... 35¢
Williams‘ Bros. Mustard, large jar ................ 10¢
STULL
East Norwalk.
the plate
Quigley (National League), on the3
bases.
Connolley (American League), right
field. i
O'Dny (National Magus), left field.
day were small, compared with the
numbers that have been on hand in
33ClothingCo.
So. Norwalls.
“firm“. ‘T’ine‘fia'y
in teams will not
will SNIHY~III3
AdvertiSe in 'tlIeSentinel
1,.
sons, most of them boys, spent. tile
night at the gates,
A good advertisement ”is in the
best paper.
As on Saturday the early crowds to-3 ~
3 October 6, 1916‘
I'I‘o Stephen Dokus, Esq.,
other years. Less thsnsscore o3! per«3
tion by the Council. to‘ be Assessor for
the term of three (3) years from date.
CARL AXEL HARSTROM,
mayor of the City of Norwalk hereby:
npoint, subject to comflrmation by the
Council, Frank H Merrill assessor or
the City of Norwallr to fill the vacancy
for such unexpired portion 0! said term.
(Signed)
CARL AXEL HARSTROM.
Mayor3
JOCKEY‘FAINTS DURING RACES
ON SATURDAY.
Carried Mile and Halt Before Another
Notices Hts Plight:
City Clerk, \‘orwalk, Conn... DANBURY, Oct. 9.—-A jockey,
Dear Sir: . known in Danbury as "Topsy," fainted
Whereas. the mayor of the City of on his horse during the running races
City of Norwalk did on Oct. 13, 1914, Saturday afternoon at the Dsnbtsry
appoint George W. Stevens :1 member Fair grounds. ‘l‘he horse ran sway. for
at the Board at must at said eltv tor} a mile and a halt before another
"POM" sushi. II!
"sour-l chess use host that «tattoos» m3
Mayor. 3
should it if a'store plays fair?
But the style is always there——
here!
Play the price that reliable
quality and staunch workman-
ship 'will always command—
quality and workmanship that
ensures long service and com-
fort from the first wearing.
Par. 3! 50. $5 or $650 a Pair
and get all-around shoe satis-
faction in this “family store."
Reeler' s Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler