tea-ed leek and bro-o
_ vie your Welding
H? Rave you gored into
n «to layout, ln‘lled a rabbit
alt your pistol that his
“lot might prove a ictich or
at. amt—silver lined?
' ~When such charms have all
been broken and you fail to
find a token that portend! a
. mke of lightning that will
Waste .
Winder-ills. Dmmweeu-Ie-
wmmm.euoeeoodnndeflnodanyool-
ordained. 'fleylnttwieeuloogasnnunlvood-d
“coated Mmeueualuponeoolpeint-
ingand . .Yuavofianthemiuonvm
nodloee unto“otnioingonthejob”
Of course we have natural cedar shingles if you Pf‘ffl.
rile‘liZi’E‘il E‘Balley Clo.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
flflwflh
I‘d I“ held d
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Mug Dry Goods Store
has lid i
I
Booms, Oct. 12.—-'l‘he answer-mi
of the discovery of America by Collins
bus, observed no a holiday here, coin-I
cided today with the fifth game of the
world series between the Brooklyn
Nationals and the Boston Americans.
.Thousands oi persons. freed from their
labors by the holiday, took advanidge
of the opportunity to go to Braves
7 bring you ready cash, get
' right down on lterra firms,
' live your life without a mur-
mur, you’ll need coal and
breadir‘..nnd butter; go to
worke—ror go to smash!
THE
:_ :FERRls COAL
> coMPANY
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the coat of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
Ityle and prices of these Suits, Coats and Dresses with
those ofiered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
CLOAKS me P A RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
A big new stock
‘ Tapestries,
Field. The result. in the opinion of II
clubs' officials before the game, was
llkely to be the greatest crowd in the
!history of baseball. Braves Field, al-
though holding the record (or attend-
ance of 42,300 in the series last year,
has not yet been taxed to capacity.
1 It was last trench light which the
yBl‘ODlill'nls prepared to make against
J’fronl Brooklyn early today, Three oi'
title {our games already played had}
Home Crail Week
Dainly Draperies. Curtain Draperies
' Kirsh Curtain Rods
or M s... .. .1... came in... um" ,Wiii notsag or tarnish. We have them at the old prices
It!
2:—
oi dotted swiss; special value at 1 '4c yd.
Cretoncs, Marquiscttes. and Scrim
r
’gone against them by force 01 the Bus-f
,ton batsmen's strength, or the sure-i
THE GREATEST
, FQOD VALUE
‘ 'Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
SCALLOPS
Cod iish
Specials for Friday
65c qt.
16c
14c
12c
Salmon
Weak iisll
( x V ’ ‘ ‘
\l'iih satisfaction their share in the flhllll? the North (val-011ml schoolmaster
$162,927.45, which is the. pillyers' por-.
‘tlon oi the receipts of the first fourl
games ,after which their participation
I was at a disadvantage excel! in warm
‘weather. But Forecaster Smith proph-
Iesied that southerly winds would he
lturned into Braves Field in the early-
d
“6'77”"3'. .‘i“‘o" 'o‘o“o'"o‘c"‘6'o* 6 ”6'0" ‘
r-‘ "W”o”o“:”o“o o o”o”o”"o”o”o”o°.°o”o”o”:”2”o”:‘_’o‘fi’g’.’
'ucss of thee v . .I
,ers, Only on?gtllleolategetsszcgntfieirow' in lheAevent that Shore slippedl" . . .0391
:Boston learn and another world‘s rm}! Ruth ra‘lpd' Manager Carrigan "g: I...
lchanlpionship. ,stlll hcld Leonard against the possibll-g 3 me er & 0 .fi
. The financial rewards this year (Drilly of a last game fight for the title. “1. . . .o.‘
coed those of any previous series. The t m the fort-noon the dsyva‘s “0t “Pl” 0
filled Sox, feeling certain oi filial 5chvaV mm“? for Shores b9“ .ef- lo‘o o
iccss in today's game, contemplated 7mm“ a frosty ““1““me prevaillng, I}. Guaranteed I
oozoo
0
Automobile
Robe
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.I-lfifi O'O‘
l or Ion House
i
t (Gregory Boulevard) I
i
"East Norwalk
' now OPEN ,
"(.ORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
shuns or SEA FOOD |
COOKED TO ORDER. 3
, N. E. O'SULLIVAN, Propfi
Telephone Call 720.
E ,Up-to-date aervlce Call
.FRED H. GANUNG.
out Director and Embnlmer "
‘ .Offiep and Residence
9“ Telephone 904
Moln'Stq 8o. Norwaik
I
I
y exclusive ideas are rep-i
‘in our stocks this fall
designed for the young
0’ so'earnestly desire in-
parel. .
12.50. $15.00.I
dons-torwilrnot
. will morn
rmmll-s‘ .
u
\
,
’—
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 . - 125 Washington Street
Delicious Butter, a lb. . . ........ . . ..... , ......... 33¢
PureLard,alb. ..... ’ 17¢
, ‘M ” '
Grandma's Pancake, 3 pkgs. . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . 25¢
Karo Syrup, me can cut to ................. 8¢
S'elected\Eggs, a dozen' . . . . .. .2 . . . . . . 5. . .\.. .\ . . 35¢
‘ Williams’ Bros. Mustard. large‘jar .. . ....... . .. ~ .. 10¢
A‘STULL, .
24 Cottage Strict.» East Norm-1k.
Braves Field, where they went'ill the
chill of the morning to obtain choice
3“ bleacher places, the fans could fig-
Elll'e. on no other pitchers. Smith, be-
{cause of his performance in the 14-in-
Ining game which Boston won hero on
IMbndny, was held to be Robinson's
i"heal: card.” Shore, altho/llgh uncer-
tain 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 Itinning
duel of Monday, was extracted to be
More--
in Shoes ‘
Shoe Style costs nothing
extra in this store for women,
men, boys and girls—why
should i if a store plays fair?
But the s yle is aIWays there-—
herei , ‘
Play the price that reliable
ship will always W
quality and worhnonshlp‘thnt
ensures long eel-vice and com-
iortfrorn the first wearing.
Pay $1.50, 85 or 8.50 a pair
salesman-lo..-
and get all shoe satis-
W “a“: "
r l
l,
of his church are intensely interested
gill the work of the American, church.
Similar expressions were made by
Bishop H. H. Montgomery, secretary
of the Society for the Propagation of
the Gospel of the Church of England,
and by Archbishop George Thornloe,
or Algoma, Ont, and Bishop David
Williams of Huron, Ont., fraternal
of Canada.
thousands of American Episcopalian
ndevoted to the .support of women;
[missionaries were collected today at
,lhe "United Offerings’ Service" or the?
Women's Auxiliary, holding sessions,
simultaneously with those of the gen:
geral convention. Filllowlng a commute.
ion service. the money, which previ~,
ously had been placed in the. hands,
of the sixtyeight diocesan and the 21,
missionary district omcers' of the;
church, was presented at the altar in,
a golden aims basin. Counting of the;
.money continued through the morning;
and the amount obtained was to be;
announced at. a meeting in the alter-
noon, to be presided 'over by. the Rt.
Rev. Daniel S. Tattle, of St. Louis, pre- 1
siding bishop of the church. Storiesl
of the work of women in the mission,
fields K'were to be told at the massl
meeting by the lat. Rev. Charles Henry/i
Brant, bishop of the Philippines; the ;
Rt: Rev. Logan .H. Roots. bishop oi;
Hankow. China: the Rt. Rev. Arthur:
quality “[1 staunch-worlnnan- i .
8. Lloyd, president of the Board of
illusions. and the Rt. Rev. Pit‘ll Jones,
- bishop of Utah. ' . i
fleeting or the several eomnlttoesj
appointed at the last general mum!
the. held in New York in 1918. ‘to'-
investigate religions. social and coo
nanlo pl'oblenls. were held today pro-
in
delegates from the Episcopal charch'
Funds, saved in the mite boxes by'
women~ in the last three years, to be.‘
i
l
I
I
t
; lln the gate money end-s. 0f thisl r ‘ ” ti ! u ‘ ‘ I f
, 1 amount am). per cent. [or ’97 756 will 1n lerlloon, o to Sit s ac on o p ny- ,.. .
I I ' , . . . . - . I » .
‘ «Sheri. SOld at a“ 5 Blue “Sh lZéc be turned over to the winning teanlftmgggiobgmmom “I:;'03::Y‘:9“p‘ i°§° Here it is—the advertised line of 3:
' 5 M ‘should this go to the liostoua thcyl ‘ "’ new MOTOR'WEAVE Auto .‘
" . l a I .- . ' . ,0
SlOI'Bb Try them ekerel 18¢ ,vlll divide it probably on a 25 share " “A‘MeE'erfANs \,~‘A_:|:NALS loo Robes. Popular prlcet popular .0;
_. l Haddock 7C masts, allowing 33,910.25 a share. All 33": i'; no “31‘1““ lb I” designs and popular guarantee. H
_. I . . Ihounh 26 lied Sox players are eligible: “13,33 :f' q WV] ' x . ,. The most unusual value ever of- .3.
- . » Elana“ "addle 12C to play in the sales. not all will mi “5min”: in a"; In " “8. {ered in an auto robe. ' .3.
.. ' . x l l . - ‘ - ~ g - . . ..
eorge W. Coffin, Jr. B tel. l. h lilie‘ilill-lllihllr? and itdis tlndtrsiood' ”Ms. M. “WNW 3b. ,3. Qlilalily, Texts“! agd Bugablllty .3.
UNDERTAKER “‘ . “L IS 126 “on ,,.',. fin", ,“mf‘ °" ”“‘ m". (ialldncl',3b. lilawrc;.',‘.tb. 3.3, a .guafianl‘“ ‘i‘n gs; ° W‘- 3.
Office and Residence : R ’ wen )- tm‘ “uh the idea 0’1 Scott is ()ln‘tln as "O sahona y 0W price 0 ‘75- .3‘
' B I ound Clams pk, 75c splitting up several shares among lcs- . ‘ ' f ' .oo ..
g elden Place, Norwalk - - scl- members of the club lllillor old I Hm)" 0' “Yuma 0' :30 m 0:.
. ' ' ~ . ~ . 1 o ,
> hone 1““ | 0yS'erS pk. 35c rials and employes. Brooklyn. If the: bhou' I" mum" p" 9’. ‘ ' 0:.
’ ‘ 1"” Amnd‘m‘ ' losing club. will have 36516998 to not THE UMP'RES' : 3 ’ ' 8
x . ~ ' FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. ville among 23 players. or about to. ”m“ """““’""' :8: m ’2!
,, ... . "' Bases »~0'I)lw. i . i o
-— r ' Soil.“ a man . - 9 z .
i ’ . - ’ . - ’ ’. l O .
. . ‘ Sci-“flue s Samlary M‘rke‘s nu, u "I? plum Wm pleased Wm, I Left Field oultlel ‘ :0 The moment on examine MO- 9
. j . 32 Washington St 86 fit N alk. mp unpmcmpnm WW", the club? Right lield~»l)inecn. ’0’. TOR-WEAV you will want it. ..
. - r u orvv , _ , ’_ ' . o o ‘
onday .39 Main St NorWalk ,lll“ll;‘lht“lt‘ro even more satisfied with! "" gwe“.0”:”o‘.o":”:..o”:”:”:”:“:”:”:”:”:”:”:“:“M”:«:Q
. - . ,8 10 ac hat the rival teams were lOi ' 1 —-~*—--' M‘M "~~~~~~ ' .0“
‘ ‘ Get. 2 ‘ ’play tad“ below a ”mum“ "00m ‘EPISWPAUANSS "NHED Spoke today on “What Is Social Set-land wives and sweethearts did not
. .22, _~ ‘“ :crowd. Except for the National Con», Vk‘é." assertion thatsocial 56nd“ and break into the ranks right there to
ew Classes will be formed in 3 \ j'nlsslon's ten per cent. the clubs re-i I religion must go hand in hand. the street, to 5"“ the” 9M“ ’9'
1‘ | ‘ - rceived the entire receipts as the will. offfikmes smvwf Tonight the members of the house strained, prehaps, by ilmidlty, 11.0
I F 'd I," h S ' fin succeed! , ' , ‘y i of Bishops are to be the guests or boys who had been breathing Arizona
WOOKKEEPING, ' [I ay [8 pBClalS ‘lsa Th m: :amelal any “9 news. , Bishop Tutile at a reception. sand for weeks, took matters into
- . W. o c ll s a ready have added. —.+——-_—-—-———- - their own hands. They went rivbt
.' S - . e
momma... still? fritters“ """" ' """ ' """" l2: 3""“°"°“" ‘° ..o....... Witnesses. a. last a... .L’ifi‘i...ilf§”iiii
,. ..... ...................... . nmc ‘
,EYPEWRITING i STEAK SALMON .M‘y" “ma“ “dd"‘°“- “w ”hm! . “Aklfoan mm m kissed the whole family.
.: stir! early—‘ : BUTTER FISH . . . . . . ........................ . i.gg fling?) should aggregate approximate. "an cm [I mm, ‘ Coloncl R. .J. Goodman Joined his
, , ' . . . . . . . . ......... . .......... .. . . . _ 00' . command at the station.
. WEAK FISH ..... . ................... 14 .’ ' . in SI. loll: WHCOME 80”)le T',ec_m,.d "mm M WW, “0“,
Figish early, I gg£§&%x . . . . . . . . . . . . ........................... g i l1131,22:nt:1::gzutlltt;:de;h:nd)l::':;: ' ‘ early morning had ‘becol‘llc Somewhat
.—..__. I . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................. I discouraged. A false. alarm went up
' LARGE FRESH MACKEREL _ .............. 185 series, those 0’ the mspectlvr'spec- ST. LOUIS, Md, Oct. 12,-Greetings (Continued from First Page.) at 10:30, when an engine was llealll
I . . .. l BLUE FISH . . .. 25¢ latoors remained'tlxed on' the players lircm the Mother (‘hurcll tb the Protes- approaching ”0“)th Slfioumey gu-gq
. . . . . . ......................... . and “‘1 Batteries came in f a item Episcopal Church of the United —'-‘ curve. lt prove to e a swnc or
‘ err!" Buglness l IS-[NAPPER BLUES . ......................... 12¢ consideration ’l‘oda th I or tm:18tates were presented by represents: night at the armory putting it in slmpP . with a caboose. ‘
, -. .I ; ADDOCK ROES ----- - ------------------- '. . 15¢ H). l rt ‘ y e eemen o hives 0! the Cth‘Ch Of England With for the reception oi the soldiers until At 10:38. the signal came. 'llo
- FANCY NEW BEDFORD ESCALLOPS ...... 65¢‘qi . unce ainty in this connection was ‘ Impressive ceremonie‘s at a joint meet- the luncheon to be served to the ar—' throng at the south end of the plat-
.COIle e f ' largely removed in the minds of the. ins of the two houses of the conven- riving battalions in detail. Covers form saw the colors being waved from
' 5 a! Beers mea‘ and Pl'OVlSlOll C0 falls. lion of the American church in iri- were laid for 400. llu reds oi poundslthe window of a car rounding the
i ‘ ' "It will be Smith f B ennlal session here today. of roast beef and Do to salad. thousltime bend. in another instant llllll-
. j South Norwalk . (2 Stores.) 3 ‘h L .. or rookiyn “d The Rt. Rev. lluysche Woicoii Ycat- ands of sandwiches and many gailonstdreds of flags answered it from the
. 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST, ‘5 9'” fol Boston. nearly all agreed. man-Biggs.bi8h01l 0’ Worcester, 3118.. of codes and ice cream more all platform, and thousands from the
Port Chester. E South Norwglk. Phone n80 Norwak. Phone 88! “a they exchanged Opinions around said that even with the shadow of ready. Colonel Richard J. Goodlllan.llslreet below as the khaki-clad boys
i ' _- ’ the fires lighted beside the gates at war hanging over England. members commander of the First, spent nluclllwere recognized.
..____.___,.————~
of the night there.
I
DANBURY Oct. 12.-—The Third l
' ARE YOU GOING TO THE NATION.
F f t l,‘
Battalion, First Connecticut Ill all r) , AL DAIRY SHOW?
‘irom Nogaies, Aria, to Hartford,
passed through here at 10 o'clock thls Monday, October 16th, has been dt>
lsignaied Connecticut Day at the Na‘
1 morning. The battalion consists of
Company F, of Winsted; Company 1
iional Dairy Show, Springfield, Mass.
This is the first time that this great
;ol New Britain; Company L or Willi-
- mantle, Company 'K of Hartford, with
-tlle headquarters corps and a dctaoh- __ _ .u has ever been
ment of the sanitary corps; ag..icultural $3901” 0: b b‘ it
They had gone out from Hartford;held in the Last. it as can lougl .
sixteen weeks nan. singins to the tunelhere through the efforts of a few or
‘0‘ an 0” melody, the refrgin: 'Xve'ln'ix'ew England‘s leading business men,
Hang Old Carranza to at our ppel . . N En _
Tree." They came back to “Auld Lang who had sufficient faith in cw g
land's agrlculiure to guarantee to the
Sync" and "Home, Sweet Home." Pcr~
hope they had 3‘0! hanfled‘cfirmmflfiimanagement of the show a sufficient.
but they lladkept him over in his own 9 patronage to warrant this departure
ap¥§0é21.c3;;d'had arrived early to from the established custom oi! hold-
take possession of all vantage pointsging ii at Chicago.
commanding views 0‘ Spruce street‘ Here is an opportunity forgall New
and the siding tgfire't sgzntfiouclsgmlglanders to see what is generally-
#23,,“ $33 $32,113,122, yachedule'gm. lconceded to bathe bcst dairy show in
noted. The next instant, they knC'~V.lh0 world; 1,500 head of cattle willbo
the reason. The troops were delratn- 1 :xhibitcd.
ing on the platform. A readjustment i Are you planning {041th your ap-
:1lreciaiion of this event by attending
of the waiting relatives and friends?
followed. and the Union Station, al-
ready packed. was almost swallowedflt? Will you not make an effort to ho
“VT? antigen!) y G vernor's Foot 1at Springfield on October 16th? if you.
e rs om all , o . I .
Guard with its band waiting only for flare an auto, make up a party f0 fl“
the signal, left its resting place at the it to its Capacity. Place a conspicuoufi
corner 01 Spruce :md Asyluml street iriacard or banner on the machine with
and moved oppoe to Bushnel Park. he . “F illel'd C at Connect-
Mayor Frank A. Hagarty and the re-[I Jaw: ‘8 rth _:ue‘s:;'on it is
oeplion colflittee stepping into line.: c“ - a“ 39 n 9 I" c '
The troops almost. pushed on the plai- E suggested that all parties plan to meet .-
form by eiger friends, fell in,-'Ivil.h = at .the square at Stratlord at 9 o’clock
dillleulty, and marched down the plat- in m S. J. WRIGHT
form to Asylum street. ‘ ' C t A 1 it in .t.
it was no easy task to form parade our: 3* gr an an gen
ranks. Mothers and sisters and -« -
“than: canto bolero orders. Let W pt all the luck M on“ 50" :~
'- “2; *umlail'dl'w but don't norm on to can.
hearts _ “also! if you want a Job. use a acaww
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