might prove a ietich or
"Went—dive} lined?
When such charms have all
M linker: and you fail to
are a toisen that portends a
who: lightning that will
fling you ready cash, get
right down on terra firma,
live your‘ life without a mur-
mur, you’ll need coal and
bread and butter; go to
Wit-3m go to smash!
expeue of paint-
repairing. You avoid all the muse, inconvenience
andlossoftime“stainingonthejob," ‘ ,
Of course we have natural csdar shing‘ lea ii - ou refer,
the best of each grades. I, y p
The Hatch t“: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses,— Skirts,
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, Coats and Dresses with
those oflered elseWhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then cdne here.
. THE
Trains COAL
COMPANY
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
, Fris‘bie’s Pics
.7 The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
‘~ orge W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
, Office and Residence
a Belden Place, Norwaik
‘ Phone r441
,. — . Lady Attendant
TOct. 2
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his“
wmclasses will be formed in
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s—n—nu
grill Business
; College
“South Norwalk
Port Chester.
. Monday
CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ,ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
BOSTON, Oct. l2.——The anniversary
of the discovery of America by Colum-
bus, observed as a holiday here, coin-I
cided today with the fifth game of the
world series between the Brooklyn
Nationals and the Boston Americans.
i'l‘housands of persons, freed from their
labors by the holiday, took advantage
of the opportunity to go to Braves
Field. The result, in the opinion of
clubs‘ ofllciais belore the game, was
likely to be the greatest crowd in the
history of baseball. Braves Field. al-
though holding the record for attend-
ance of 42.309 in the series last year,
has not yet been taxed to capacity.
it was last trench fight which the
Brooklyns prepared to make against
,tlie Red Box as they came into town
ii‘rom Brooklyn early today_ Three of
{the four games already played had
igone against them by force of the Bos-
iton batsmen's strength, or the sure-
ncss of the service of Red Sox pitch-
a:
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jars. Only one game lay between the
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Specials for Friday
SCALLOPS 65c qt.
Cod lish 16c
Salmon 14c
Weak iisli 12c
Blue iisii lZ'éc
Mackerel 18c
lladdock 7c
Finnan lladdie 12c
Butler iish 12c
Round Clams pk. 75c
Oysters pit. 35c
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
: Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. Sotith Norwalk.
,, 39 Main St. Norwalk.
:Boston team and another world's
ichampionship.
l The financial rewards this your ex—
3699‘] those of any previous series. The
:Red Sox, feeling certain of final suc-
icess in today's game. contemplated
with satisfaction their share in the
i$l62,927.45. which is the players' por—
lllon oi’ the receipts of the first four
'rames ,aiter which their participation
in the gate money ends. 0! this
,aiiiount sixty per cent. or 897,766 will
{be turned over to the winning team.
should this go to the Dostons, they
,will divide it probably on a 25 share
1oasis. allowing 33,910.25 a share. Al-
:lllOlifill 26 Red Sox players arc eligible
to play in the series. not all will re-
ceive full shares, and it is understood
:sion by twenty-fifths. with the idea of
splitting up several shares among lcs
scr members of the club. minor otfiv
geials and employee. Brooklyn. it the
losing club. will have $65,169.98 to di-
833.” a man.
liut if thc players were pictured with
:owners were even more satisfied with
the fact that the rival teams were to
play today before a probable record
!crowd. Except for the National Con»
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i Friday Fish Specials
. STEAK coo ................... 18¢
, STEAK HALIBUT ............. . ........... 25¢
3 STEAK SALMON ........................ T 18¢
i BUTTER FISH .................... 12¢
; WEAKFIS‘H........... .................. ~ ....... 1 4¢
i HADDOCK ....... . ........................... s¢
. HERRING .. ........ ........................... 8¢
1 LARGE FRESH MAC EREL ................. 18¢
BLUEFISH............ ......................... 25¢
; SNAPPER BLUES ......................... 12¢
HADDQCK ROES ..... . .................... . 15¢ lb.
i FANCY NEW BEDFORD ESCALLOPS ...... 65¢ qt.
3 fillieers Meal-anil’rovislon Co. ,
l (2 Stores.)
5 3 NORTH MAIN ST. . 13 MAIN ST.
3 ‘ South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
,ceived the entire receipts. as they will
iin succeeding games if 'any are neces-
‘sary. The clubs already hava added
”54.309 each to their coders anti, with
today's expected additions, the share
get each should aggregate approximate-
[iy 890,000.
, While the thoughts of the players
series. those of the prospective spec-
tatoore remained lixed on the players
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consideration.
fans.
1
As they exchanged opinions nromid
the fires’lighted beside the gates at
.... .._- .
t2 prion House
. (Or ory Boulevard)
at Norwalk
_ OW OPEN
ICE .. INNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
. an E. ro'SULLIVAN, Prop.
‘ Telephone Call 750.
ya" Unite-date Service Call
.FRED H. GANUNG. ‘
l Director and Embalmer ‘
. Oillee a d Residence ‘
“in, one904 5
8e. Norwal
it
..Faii suit?“
. W
’ exclusive ideas are rep-l
y in our stocks this fall
' deiigned for the young
. ~ It earnestly desire in-
firm India Tea Cos
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
chill of the morning to obtain choice
cause of his performance in the livin-
ning game which Boston 'won here on
“best card.” Shore. although uncer-
l
the players have agreed on the divi’
,vido among 23 players, or about 82.-
the unprecedented reward, the club:
mission‘a ten per cent. the clubs re-
! turned in part to the money and or the
land play. Batteries came in (or first
Today the element of
uncertainty in this connection weal
largely removed in the minds of the
“it will be Smith for Brooklyn and
Shore for Boston." nearly all weed.
Braves Field; where they went in the
of bleacher places, the fans could fig'
life on no other pitchers. Smith, be-
Mondny, was held to be Robinson's
lain in the opening game of the se-
ries. which Boston won, was still held
worthy of Manager Carrigan's faith,
while Ruth, winner in the Ill-inning
duel of Monday. was expected to begthe "United Offerings' Service" t tlial‘Syne”
holding sessions haps they had not hanged Carranza.‘
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[tirely suitable for
and Ruth tailed, Manager
’ till held Leonard against the possibil-,
iity of a last game light for the title. ‘
in the iorcnoon the day was not en-*
Home Cralt Week
Dainly Draperies. Curtain Draperies
A big new stock‘ of dotted swiss, special value at 12'4c yd.
Tapestries, Cretones, ‘Marquisettes. and Scrim
Kirsh Curtain Rods
Will not sag or tarnish. We have them at the old prices
=LL
held in reserve {or possible use tomor-l ‘4”.
in the event that Shore slipped
Carrigan
Shore‘s best et-
ii‘orts, ii frosty atmosphere prevailing,
l
leis and spectators a
BOSTON
. AMERICANS
i "Hooper. rt.
Jnnviin, 2b.
Walker. cf.
1‘ lloblitzt-il. it).
;> Lewlsulf,
l Uillililt‘i', 3b.
Scott, as.
t tidy. c.
Short. p.
THE UM
I Hate t‘onnoiiy.
linscs » O'llay.
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is Si. losis
ennlal session here
Bishop H. H. Mont
Williams of Huron.
oi’ Canada.
Women's Auxiliary,
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More-.-
, Delicious Butter, alb. .. . ....... 36¢,
PureLard,alb........... ....... ......... 17¢
Grandma‘s Pancake, 3 pkgs. . ...... . .. 25¢
Karo Syrup,roccancut to ............. . . 8¢
SelectedEggs,adozen”.................. 35¢
Williams’ Bros. "Mintejat .... 10¢
, _ A. STULL
seem“ lam
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! ' .1
‘Play the price that reliable
ously had been pla
church, was present
siding bishop of t
Hankow.
3. Lloyd, president
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hellish"
Left Field—-
Right Field—Dineen.
man-Bigga, bishop of Worcester,
said that even with the shadow o
oi! the Society for the Propagation
the Gospel of the Church or Engian : morning.
and by Archbishop George Thornloe. Company F. of Winsted;
0f Algor'na, Ont., and Bishop DaVid‘of New Britain; Company L of Willi-
fraternal- mantle, Company 'K of Hartford, with
delegates from the Episcopal church! the headquarters corps and a detach-
miaslonaries, were collected to
[simultaneously with those of the
oral convention. Following a commun-
ion service. the money, which previ-,
hands; take possess
of the sixtyelght diocesan and
missionary district ‘
mantras-«mt
“thin
while the North Carolina schoolmaster,
. was at a disadvantage excen in warm
’weather. But. Forecaster Smith proph-
esied that southerly winds would be
lturned into Braves Field in the early
iattcinoon. to the satisfaction of play-
like. The lineup:
BROOKLYN
NATIONALS
.‘.l_\t’i‘;«', t’f.
linuberl, lb.
th'ilgt‘l. ii'.
Wlit'nl, if.
Cutelintv, 2b.
Mcwrvy, 3b.
Olson, as,
Miller, t',
Smith, p.
PIRES.
Quicler.
EPlSliill’AlllllSS liNlliil
OffillilliiS’ SERVICE
FeelsSsvdesr its last Three
YmCellssted at Convention
ST. LOUlS, .\lo., Oct. 12.—-Greetings
from the Mother Church to the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church oi the United
States were presented by represents!
lives of the church of England with
impressivtu-rcmonle's at a Joint meet-
ing of the two houses of the conven-
tion of the American church in tri-
today.
gomery,
Ont.,
Funds, saved in the mite boxes by'
ced in the
omcera of
e
a golden aims basin. Counting oiathe . form than
money continued through the morning= ranted. 'l‘
and the amount obtained was to bathe reason. The two
announced atta meeting in the after»
hoon, to be’presided ov r by the Rt.”
Rev. Daniel S. Tattle, of l
at the work of women in the mission l u
Lileidii were to he told at the mass!
meeting by the tilt. Rev. Charles Henryfluard with its hand waiting only to:
Brant. bishop ot the Philippines; the i the
at. Rev. man H. Roots, bishop oi:
oi
illusions. and the Rt. Rev. Piui Jones,
d at the altar in ' there was more acti
t. Louis, pre-
he church. Storiesireadyipacked. was almost swallowed
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spoke today on "What Is Social Ser-
vice," asserting that social service and
religion must go hand in hand.
Tonight the members or the house
of Bishops are to be the guests of
Bishop Tuttle at a reception.
fliillfllilll Rilill‘l
Wiliiilli SillilliliS
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(Continued from First Page.)
night at the armory putting it in shape
for the reception of the soldiers and
the luncheon to be served to the at"
riving battalions in detail. Covers
were laid for 400. Hundreds of pounds
of roast beef and potato salad. thous-
The Rt. Rev. Huysche Wolcott Yeat-l ands of sandwiches and many gallons
Rossini coitee and ice cream were all
1 ready. ‘Coionel Richard J. Goodmaanzwet below as the. khaki-clad boys
war hanging over England, membersioommnnder oi the First, spent inuclipvere recognized.
or his church are intensely interested oi the night there.
iii the work of the American churdli.
Similar expresslons were made bYlBattalion, First Connecticut Infantry.
secretary ; from Nogaies, Aria, to
fipnssed through here at 10 o‘clock this
DANBURY. Oct. 12.—Tlie Third
Hartford.
The battalion consists of
Company I
iment ol the sanitary corps.
the refrain: “We'll
and “Home. Sweet Home." Per-
8611- ; but they had kept him over in his own
; apple orchard.
Those who had arrived ' early to
vlty on the plat-
the advance schedule war.
he next instant. they knew
ps were detrain-
3 lug on the platform. A readjustment
followed, and the Union Station, al-
p by the rush.
The irst‘eompany. Governor's Foo“.
l'll
leoptioa committee stepping into line.
l‘l'be troops almut pushed oil the plat-
eoranittaea;torm by eager friends. tell in. wt
cancel culvert-.dileuity, and marched down the pls - m. m
Yet in 101:. to: torn ts Asylum street.
to term parade
ltwasnsessytash
slam-s and
They had gone out from Hartford,
thousands or American Episcopalian sixteen weeks ago, singing to the iuncl
women in the last three years, to be‘ot an old melody,
devoted to the support at women; Hang Old Carranza to a Sour Apple
V at‘ Tree." They came back to “Auid Lang
ion of all vantage points,
the 21,comm_anding views of Spruce street,
the‘and the siding thereL soon noticed
of the waiting relatives and friends.
signal, left its resting place at'tho [1
er 0! Spruce and Asylum sireet'placard or banner on the machine with
China: them. Rev. Art/bur? a d moved opposite Bushnell Park.
the Board oil blayor Frank A. Hagarly and the rot
and wives and sweethearts did not
break into the ranks right there (in
the street, to greet their own, rev
strained, prchaps. by timidity, the
boys who had been breathing Arizona.
sand for weeks. took matters into
their own hands. They went rignt
into the crowd for their greetings.
Some climbed into automobiles and
kissed the whole family.
Colonel R. J. Goodman Joined hi.
command at the station.
The crowd that had kept watch from
early morning had become somewhat
dismurngcd. A i'aiise alarm went up
at 10:30, when an engine was heard
approaching from the slgourney strcvt
curve. it proved to be a switcher
with a caboose. ‘
At 10:38, the signal came. The
‘tlirong at the south end of the pi; L-
1 form saw the colors being waved treat
the window or a car rounding too
'time bend. in another instant hun-
ldreds of flags answered it from the
platform, and thousands from 11.3
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lARE YOU GOING TO THE NATION—
AL DAIRY SHOW?
Monday, October 16th, has been fie»
signaled Connecticut Day at the Na-
tional Dairy Show, Springfield, Mass.
This is the first time that this great
agricultural exposition has ever been
held in the East. It has been brought.
here through the efforts of a few of
'New England‘s leading business men,
Iwho had sufficient faith in New Eng-
land‘s agriculture to guarantee to the
management of the show a sufficient.
patronage to warrant this departure
from the established custom of bold-
ing it at Chicago. ‘ .
Here is an opportunity for all New
{Englanders to See what is generally
iconceded to be the best dairy show ii"
line world. 1,500 head of cattle whit»
3 exhibited.
Are you-planning to Show your up.
'prectation of this event by attending
Ht? \‘i‘iil you not make an effort to be
lat Springfield on October 16th? if you
lhave. an auto, make up a party to till
i t to its' capacity. .Piace a conspicuous
,
lthe words. “Fairfield County, Connect-
»lcut." and join the procession. it in
isuggeated that all parties plan to meet
iat the square at Stratford at” o’clock
‘ 8.1. wnion'r.
County Agricultural Agent.
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