alloverloohingfor
pun-cheats
trod clover, bringing
of luck and fortune
your lineman-willing
? Haw you gazed into
crystal, killed a rabbit
your pistol that his
‘,
"smears“.
shilglostolastso
evoryhttlswlihc
or desired.
he!ou_Gotn¢to
Build New This Fall?
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uE‘r'.
[Masthead-(humanis-
facturod fromsdsetsdcodsr, crouched and stained anyool-
last twice as long as natural wood and
brush coated. shingles. They save usual expense of paint-
ing and repairing. You avoid all the muss. inconvenience
and loss of tune “staining on' the job.”
(cum tr- am has)
«I to ilasben. who made a W“!
catch running toward the stand.
Hobliturll up. Bail one. Ball two.
Bail three- Strike one. iloblilsell
walker. for the third time.
Tristram & Hyatt
. Norwalk's Leading Dry Good: Store
0
Of CWT" we have natural cedar shin l ' , ‘ .
. . g es if you prefer, Mutt up. ”0““) tines out lxnis.
_ might prove a tench or the best of each grades. ‘ . , . No Run. M "It. No Errors. 1“ 0 a O r er
mascot—silver lined? a l
_ When such charms haveall The HaICh 6 Balley CO. TWELFTH mums. i /
. . broken and you fail to First Half. ,
SOUTH NORWALK, C N . BIA-"5 , Si 'lt . 5 "it ‘ . n
n . when that portendt . ° " 'its}...“’f..,..,.;‘..‘j.u‘:.‘;;‘0m"' * We make a specialty of Window Shades to or
ltloke of lightning that will 1 N___*_ —' What up. Ball one. \Vlieat 1.01.1th ,
mg you my cash. 3.. ’ ...___- ___*__ ‘°£i.‘l"."§i".. B H . M “! der, and will gladly furnish estimates on a single
. .- l' ' l. - k . l‘r ~.
‘mt down on “"3 firma ut t‘ut haw a “3“?”- ~ (0 I ! ' ° '
t . . 4* s . play. 9 _
gnu your m. without . mur. 1 New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, No Run. so u... Notch-m1 window Or an entire building. We give parttcu
ou’n need C ' o a Second Hi". i .
. :3 and bump“; at: waISlS, Hats and Trimmlflgs (‘lardner up. Gardner med tuwhmti . ar attentlon to shades for window's of Odd Shape S
. t In view of the great adv n _ th f '3] i Scott up. llall one. Ball two, Ball1
.worqu go to smash! a cc 1“ e co“ 0 mate“ 5» ‘llilt—‘t‘. Scott walked. 1 ' '
\ these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality, ‘ ’l‘homas up Strike one. “a” nm‘ and SIZES. We W111 send our expert on requeSt,
-‘ 5 style and PriCes of these Suits Coats and Dresses with trou‘ “mm ”H" PW" “a” ‘“"" m . s
. | ’ T l S i " t t" rs ‘
," 3, THE i those otTered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the / .133.“ mu“ “on, m 0 mo (m Who Will 5 OW samples and glve fun Information
FERRIS COAL lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here, Ruth up. liall one. Smith llil’t‘w‘l
. CLOAKS w PARIS MILLIN out Ruth. i H , h .. a‘
_ ERY No iiun \‘0 Hit \‘0 Frrol' ‘ '7 -
()MPANY ' e ' ‘ ' ‘ ' I V
W C 33 SOUTH MAIN 51 SO , THlRTEENTH lNNING. P -
’ . UT" NORWALK‘ First Half, O '
""’ l ' ‘ Mowre)‘ up. Gardner took .\iow- rle er 0
u. . ! "‘" ‘ ””‘“ ._...____.~ rei's grounder, but throw wildlt to ,
THE GREATEST i I lfirsl and 1“ ballot" “as sale. . . .
. . Olson up. Olson >at-rifit-t-tl, llulh Io
FOOD VALUE ! VifECIALS FOR TUESDAY 'ilOblitzvll, Mowrt-y movim: on to H’i' s d v G d
. . . R, LSTEW 14¢ h. The Greatest Display of Rea y-to-Wear 00 s
FrISDIe,S PICS B VEAL STEW .... ............ .. ........ . 20¢ ll) Mm” “1’. Bull Ullt‘. Mlllt'l‘ liitd
ig?f:JI</%IE\R VEAL CHOPS .............. 18¢ ll). out to Thomas. IS Re resente Hete
— ' L CHOPS . .......... ..... ' Smith up, nun one. that t. 1-‘ 111 d
ige motStS igononflc ‘ GREEN TOMATOES 453?)?51312 “I'lkl‘ mm Strike two, ‘ Fo‘t‘tl.) thin p
. esser . 0 ’ 0 llll't’t‘ Siliilll lllvtl lu l.t’V\'l.~', “1m (tut 0 ,
at a . . Beers Meat and Provrsron Co. .m- . h. r. . Smafl SllllS of Broadclolhs PODIlllS Bil S
stores. Try them 1 (. Stores.) sh... 9 9 _
‘ l 6 NORTH MAIN ST, 13 hlAIN ST. No ltun No “II, Ont- l~2r2or. .
.._. South Norwalk. Ph 11 SW“ “"" w S G b di P I
-. ~i 0 e “80. Norwalk' Phone 881' Hooper up. Smith throw out lioop ‘ ear ergeS’ 3 ar “es. rlces rom
1 or in first. ‘
i‘ george W. Coffin, Jr. , i - -P‘. MW..- .1 WM” ,m-k..__.gs_; Janviin up. Strike out. liztll tilit‘ 5 0 0
.0 OfUNDERTAKFR 1I Strike two. Jztnvrin fouled to Moon $15.(,‘, t‘ , $4 . , o
‘ " lice and ResianCe ' , icy.
, 4 Beldcn Place, Norwalk .1 Specmls for Tuesday “‘1’" "I‘- “W" °"°- “W "M
. Phone 1441 ' ROUND STEAK MM m “Wm" Y
~ Lagy Attendant BEEF KIDNEY u .................. . g3: No iiun_ No 1111. No Ell‘til‘. _,
. I PI‘ , ‘ sosaca.......,,._......
_... SPiSltEKIIzII)gsEY ......... . ............. . .. Sc FOURTEENTH mums. _ . _ . .
PIGS’ FEET . . .. . 18¢ ‘ mt Hm. Our Milltnery Department needs no introduction. Every woman in Norwalk knows that we
. SAUER KRAll’l: . . . . . . . . . . ........ . ................ 8¢ Johnston up. Ball one. it‘oul Sirlktl are the LEADING MILLINERS.
onday FRANKFURTS ""'°"""""""' ' ------- 12¢ (I! one. Bull two. Strike two. St'Oll‘ .
’ .............. . . . ........... . 18 [Mew 0m Johnston. é Here you will find more stock and more styles than shown by the combined stores in the
2 FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. “Daubert up. Daubcrt lincd iliod to city. Prices always moderate. , S. I if», i, N
9 ‘alsh. l
W Classes will b f j _ SChullze S sanitary Markets Myt'l‘a up. Doll one. l~‘oul strilttv“
’ e ormet ill 32 Washington St. South NOX’WIlk. , lune, Scott throw out llyvrs t-timinu‘I Shapes from a - — 750 to $10.00
M - S . ovt‘r behind the pitcher and taking} .
_. 'KKEEPING, . 39 .m t Nomalk' "\iyers' bound"? with one hand, throw» 0 9 20 0
remains .n. .=______ .. Trtmmed Hats - - 2. 8 to . 0
1 ' —'_ “‘ iron. I
‘ 'EWRITING ; .\'o 111m. N: Hita Stiultlrror. i ll :3“
,t l econ a . :3
ANDREW DA VEY ‘ “WWW" “IL “all one. “an N“! find . istopped theanlmai. The colored boy
’ nc. ‘nall three. Strike onc.‘ llohlitzclHMleI-l 6H8 ”sum" Whereas, said appointment was tile-'wus taken to the Danbury Hospital,
lwalked for the fourth time 881 for the "383021 that said appoint where he was treated. The hhrse nus
. . . I
PM“ 41° ' , . . , . . imt‘nt should have been for three years, owned by the Clcmuiona' stables.
98 Wa m 1 S‘ t MM" “1' 1‘9“” “c“m‘m' ”mm or w ”J SHEHAN 1 and not for one year and Peter Keating of New 1Milford ltatl
‘ ' ' 8 ng on ' hon“. "omalk :‘i‘ “ll-"law- ° ' i Whereas, the Council of the City of‘a narrow escape from serious injury
tr] “Slness ~W Gainer batted in place of Gardner. __ Nortvulk _ did at a regular meetiug‘und perhaps death in the local height.
t . ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE Ball one At this point \tcxhuy was' thereof, duly held on the 12th day or yard Saturday morning. While puss.
BUTTER .. " . . . ‘ . ) 1 (Continued from First Page.) September, 1916, by reason of saidling a moving train, he accidentatly
Colle e " “P _ . "‘ . The Belt Coffee You y“""_‘ ”‘ ‘0 run in NM“ of lioblitztll. -—— “illegal appointment declare said oi-‘hrushcd against it. Thrown to the
- s g osrtively the Finest But— Ever Drank” .S‘rlk“ 0"?- Mi‘Nfllll‘t‘ 500““ 0“ George W. Stevens was re-appoinfed I flee of member of board or relief vu- ground he was bruised and scrat‘chrtl,
.‘ so th N alk tcr Produced” 30¢‘lb. . _t;aincr's single to left. as a member of the Board ofS Relief £83671; and d th 1 i f bu; not :adly‘hurt. b t l k
11 cm . . . . r t 1 . M , t icreas un er 9 prov sons 0 ' 'ester ay morning a on " o‘c 0c .
- \ 37¢1b' 9° S&:H sum!” Free glue tun. One "f" M) error. thisar‘tfihglvgutr‘tm flit; a shorterienli: the charter of said city it is lnclmbent an Oakland touring car, occupied by
Port Chester. ,1 _w oillcial scorer ”“3 “haw"! his ago upon action by the. Council as he upon the Mayor to fill said office of . sevcn passengers, skidded on the r01»!
—— 4- 4. I a: decision and Kth‘n (tumor :3 two base had been appointed for the term of member of =th Plot‘u‘tl off libs-lief fofjncar the Beaveri‘BiRoillthmfllt; gushing
e unexpre por ion 0 e ermflyintoa sone \va . ’ 'am a ey, .o
Gregory Boulevard)
East N orwalk
NOW OPEN
.‘COOKED TO ORDER.
cTelephone Call 720.
u
. Up-to-dste Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
l Director and Embalm
flies and Residence
Telephone. 904'
. Main at.
‘F all suits
i or ion House
RE DINNERS AND ALL1
NDS OF SEA FOOD '
, E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
' l
K
er
So. Norwal
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1
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t
i
- exclusive ideas are rep-.
' .. in our stocks this falli
ed apparel.
$12.50. $15.
$18.00.
‘. "St.
_ designed for the young1
:. 'so earnestly desire in-
00.
. ght‘ClothiugCo.
So. Norwalk.
"”tho day
‘qu not
.Eastlndia TeuCo.
I Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
hit~
Final score:
; Brook 1 v n
; Boston
iwhhhhhh _
: rum slouch HERE
1 Mrs. Andrew Chontos, of 500 Bose
'wick avenue. was seriously gnjured
yesterday, when she. was ovrtakcn
toes on her right foot were amputated
and her right leg was broken.
Mrs. Chontos was taking a short
cut. by way of the rail ad track,’ and
Delicious Butter, 3 lb. .. ..... . . ........... é6¢
PureLard,a1b........... ......... ........... 17¢
Grandma‘s Pancake, 3 pkgs. 25¢
Karo Syrup, 10C can cut to . . . . . . .. ........... 8¢
Selected Eggs, a dozen ........... .. .......... 35¢
Williams' Bros. Mustard, large jar . ......... .... .. 10¢
A. STULL
as Cottage Street. East Not-walk.
was accompanied by » friend and her
two small children. One of the chil-
dren lagged behind and Mrs. Chontos
turned back to pick her up. in the
‘meantlme a fast train headed in the
direction of this city, had nearly over-
taken her, and she had barely time to
and make an attempt to do the same.
The baby was not injured, but Mrs.
wheels of the engine and four of her
toes were cut of! and her right leg
broken. ’
The train stopped and conveyed the
injured woman to South Nurwslk
where the ambulance was summoned
and she was taken to the hospital for
treatment. Here it was found that
Advertise in theSentitE
it was necessary to amputato the other
toe, and this was done by Dr. 'itracsy.
The broken bone. was also set.
Reports from the hospital say that she
is doiug.nicoly this moral".
m smut-cur. £1.
«to, ,
by Massenger train, while walking 1‘: ment should have been for three year:
trestle in West End, Bridgeport. Thejand not for one year; and
throw her little daughter to one side '
Chontos's right foot caught under the‘
one year and not for three, according
to the provisions of the charter. The
appointment was thus illegal, and the
office declared vacant. All of the ap-
pointments will doubtless be confirmed
,at the meeting‘ oi the Council tomor-
Lrow evening. The full communications
ifrom the mayor are as follows:
: October 6, 1916
-, To Stephen Dokus, Esq.,
(‘Lty Clerk, .\'or\valk, Conn,
. liesr Sir:
‘ Whereas, the Mayor of the City of
{Norwalk did on October 13, 1914, up
point William Sheehan asseSsor of
i said city for the term of one year from
;that date; and
. Whereas, said appointment was ille-.
lgal for the rensonghat said appoint-
. Whereas. the Council of the City of
1 Norwalk did at a. regular meeting
:thereof, ‘duly held on the 12th day of
1 September. 1916 by reason of said ille-
‘gal appointment ec‘tared the said-
' assessor vacant, an
Whereas under the provisions of the‘
charter of said city it is incumbent
' upon the mayor to fill the office of as-
sessor for the unexpired portion of the
term ending October, 1917;
And therefore, 1, Carl Harstrom.
mayor of the City of Norwalk hereby}
1 spoint, subject to comfirrnation by the,
Council. Frank H. Merrill assessor of‘
the City of Nor-walk to fill the vacancy
for such unexpired portion of said term.
- (Signed) ,
CARL AXEL HARSTROM.
‘ Mayor.
October 6, 19d
110 Stephen Dokus, Esq.,
City Clerk, Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: .
Whereas, the mayor of the City of
City of Norwalk did on Oct. 13, 1914,
”point George 7W. Stevens a member
of the Board of Belle! of said city for
them «new must data;
2’
ending October, 1917; . ,
And, therefore, 1, Carl Axel Hal",
strom, mayor of the City of Norwalk,
do hereby re-appoint subject to con
firmation by the Council. George W.;
Stevens, 9. member of the board of re-.
lief, to fill such vacancy for the un-i
pircd portion of said term.
(Signed)
CARI. AXEL HARSTROM.
Mayor. ;
October 6, 1916
To Stephen Dokus, Esq.
City Clerk, Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sir:
In accordance with the charter pro-t
visions, l have the honor to X‘s-appoint
D. Burr Beach, subject to confirmation
by the Council to be a member of thc'
Board of Relief, for the term of three'
(3) years from date.
CARL AxEL HA‘RSTROM,
Mayor.)
October-,6, 1913
To Stephen Dokus. Esq., 7
City Clerk, Norwalk, Conn. .
Dear Sir: I
In accordance with charter's pro-.
vision, I have the honor to rte-appoint:
Willialn F. Hoyt, subject to confirma‘.
tion by the Council. to be Assessor for5
the. term of three (3) years from dateu.
CARL AXE}. HARSTROM, 1
Mayor.
.
!
ON SATURDAY. K
10¢st PAINTS DURING RACESi
i
sit Before Another
Notices lo Plight.
DANBURY. Oct. 9.—A jockey,
known-in Danbu‘r‘i'as “Topsy," fainted,
on his horse during the running races
Saturday afternoon at the Danbury
Fair grounds. The horse ran away for
Carried Mile and
a mile and a half before other
jockey noticed. 'Wpszfa" .
but
driver, suffered a deep gash in the:
head. Ten stitches were required to
close the wound. Another of tho
Iparty received a number of deep
gashcs on the right hip. The car was
en route from Bridgeport to Kingston,
N. Y.
——.
Contractor Allen Wood is building a
frame cottage, 2x24 i‘cet, containing
seven rooms, on Thomas street, for
himself.
More--
in Shoes
Shoe Style costs nothing
:xtra in this store for women,
men, boys and girls—why
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.
Pay, $1.50, $5 or $6.50 a pair
and get all-around shoe satis-
faction in this “family store."
Keeler’s Shoe’ Store,
m .
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