, manor; Wm 1. 1917
an 30m nonmnx mil 31mm.
TEL.“ is 'itizni mother to weal
Litili'l‘ \l’l-ZZGHT SWEATERS
Our line. of this most useful gar-
ment is very complete
’ 54.00 to $8.50
Those suits a! $18.51) are really
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
‘ WM
5 ‘WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast for Norwulk and V'icinityz‘
l‘air tonight and Tuesday: Somewhat
cooler tonight. For Connecticut:_
' Fair tonieh: and 'l‘uesdz-ay; Romewbat'
miller tonizhi; fresh west to Ylili‘llXA'
west winds. diminishing. Lontlilions:
{The storm which passed over this vi~
einiiy yestervinv has moved eastward
and is now ('erl‘rnl over the nutri-
dime prminres, it is followed by an
mendedareu of high pressure Wllil‘ll
£5 producing cool, pleasant weather in
,tl‘l districts enst ot‘ the Missiwnippi ri-
fier. A' long trough of low pressure
Extends from (‘x'ilorndo nortlleunthnrtl
fill Minnesota. l-‘rnsts Were reported
this morningr from \\'i<1:*on.<in, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio and Tt‘llnE‘SSt‘e.
{City Nervs
The fizs annual meeting of the Nor~
flail: (lilapter of the Allleriean tiled
£31055, will be
October >5. at 8 o'clock ill l1endquzlrtere,
'fl W’all street. All members are
*fi'ged to be, present to hear reporte of
york aoconlplsilled and plan 11er work,
to well on elert the executive commit-
.eo for the coming year.
Sluuel Coultnr ot Weslport was. ur-
talmed in the down town court be‘
fore Undue Vosnuruh lllls‘ morning
‘1!th \vitll breech of tile peace, in'
.fioxicotidn .1111] resisting an otiirer.
1219 was arrested on High street Sal—
,Irrdly night by Policeman Snmnli‘:
nod when arrested. tried, to escape.
.1113 was fined 37 on the intoxication
thorge and $10 on the charge of re-
wialing an other and full costs.
I
The national figure in the Library
Fund up to Saturday 110011, was $635.-
000. or nearly twothlrds of the million
Collar fund the Library \\’ur Council
man as its goal. New York city early
Saturday reported receipts of $85,000.
although their work is far from com-
ficturned from working teams. South
Norwalk has received $18.") thus [:11
and the. lists will be kept open through
the week. The workers are very proud
at the generous response of South Nor-
}walk people. Leave money at the
ibrnry or at any bank.
, ~Viotrolas sold on easy terms at
Molly's. A complete stock can be
:‘tnnd here.
‘ Steve 'Dokus, formerly city clerk is
around town today sporting a brand
mew olive drab uniform that sets his
Vmanly form off as nothing ever rid be-
lore. Stove arrived here on Saturday
night late and will he allowed to re-
main in town until tomorrow as. he has
leave of absence until then. lie has
many tales to tell of the doings at
camp and once he gets started nothing
can stop him short of a gag. It is pre-
tfirzied that he will have a very sore
flaunt by the time that he leaves for
mini) tomorrow. Ardent Republicans
predict that nothing can stop 2; Repub-
Kmn landslide today now that Steve is
rheok in the fold and can vote the
“ultralight Republican ticket. anus is
the first drafted man that cast a ballot
while in uniform '
_'_ “-22 -MT
In the Matter
9% of; Eyeglasses
_Wo cater to pimple that eye par-
' '»ticu1or,.and not to the careleés,
crowd.’. I
7 Thoughtful people want. on
p banner to examine their
eyes and to have ‘ their glasses
properly adjusted. This is 'Why
' love have a complete eye service. '
Come in and talk itoVer. ~ ' '
THAMER.
,1 “The Three-o Eye Saw 6"
Denim “251101113113“; ’Optlola .,
the beat Value we have ever oflered C
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,is vi>iting her aunt,
pier. for at few weeks.
_ly for Mineola, L.
' Stamford
held Friday evening,-
Dlote. and many reports had not been"
.peliment has proven 11 success.
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NEW CANAAN
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EVV'nr library fund in town amounts to
524?.
Mrs. Frank Webberoi Mamaroneckl
Mrs. Jame-:1 Tour-f
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Miss Winnrcd Hall, Vvlll leave short».
1., in the interest of)
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«1111' boys. in training there ‘ i
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F, A. Shun-,5 has Flili>lt'd in the.
3Quarlerlnuster Corps, U. S. Army, all
llmlison Bal'l'm-ks, Sagiet liarlmr.'
N. Y. ‘
2
1i. Slalfilt')‘ llul'yea, son of Mr. and,
Mir}. (Merge W. lmryea. 11114 tell to
attend the living 'Stllool, 'l‘nrrytou'n'.
Rt‘lll't'\t'lllali\(‘s of the \llltlil llr—t)
(i‘l‘_\' (‘11.,0f llillien VV'ele in town lzlst'
week, looking in e! plans V11 tstzlblin‘l:
a brunt-l1 grocery, l
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populu‘ion 111‘ l‘onus'
liitlre 111111 :1 l‘i'nnki'urtel' must Satin":
night. in lhcnpple orchard on"
the \‘(ced astute. l
The younger
dril'
llullt’s Motor Express Company or"
has moved Mrs. W. ll.l
Thompson’s household effects to her'
house in New York city. l
Nelson 11 King’s bay horse Ilordf
'l‘ul'ney will be. seen in the 2:24 trout
£purse $400 :1l to Danllury Fair, today.I
‘ile i< also ill the 2:30 tl'ot, purse $300 1'
on \\'ednesduv. (let. 3 and the 2:21]
11111. puree 3400' on 'l‘bursduy. Uri. 4. l
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liuv'in: the past Vwek, lll\‘05ll;.§il'l
litms have been lining on 11'. the M‘\\':
age-divposul system. to dotorlninr just
“but is. the mailer with the l‘lllvl'
beds. (in 'l'llursdilv Dr. Mark 11ml .\lr..
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lucid»: in of the Slate ilnul‘ll of Health;
illnde‘an investigation of the entire}
plant, and on fiaturduy Milken ll:1ze!1,l
ot‘ llw firm of llilzen, Whipple 82 Pub
lar, («insulting (-ivil enuineers of New"
York, in company with Prof. W, ill
l‘llirl'. gov-'1 the entire. plant 11 thorough.
inepcriion. His report is :uvaitmlz
with interest, for the voters of tho,!
burmlull ere interested to know ille.‘T
exert conditions at the disposal syn"
tem and the proper means to be h‘k'i
on to remedy the present stiuatioxmi
From what. can be ascertained so fun;
the filter beds do their work all right?
but do they tiltcr rapidly enough 0:"
take (‘1ll‘t-l of the oewnge and water;
that How receive in wet weather and,
in winter Hint”? if there is timoth—I
cient area, then an emergency bed or;
some other system of inking cure of:
the surplus sewage must be construct,
l‘ll.
perhaps some interesting things will
be learned.
CAMP LIBRARY WEEK
People are beginning to wulw up to1
the. fact that. if they do not help to;
give our soldier boys good and enter-i
mining reading, nobody else will. Our,
Allies learned this early, (‘olonel
Azan, head of the French Military‘
Mission writes, “We in France have
known for :1 long: time that we must
provide something for the leisure time
of the soldiers and at once started li‘
braries in the garrison and for the
troops."
Great Britain provides books
through no less than four volunteer
organizations. Wherever the British
soldier is fighting there go pnrclls of
books. Malta. Alexandria. ’Saioniki,
and even units in East Africa and
Russia are supplied with as many as
1,000 books a month. ,
Early in the war the Germanss fit-.
led out 21 a necessary part. of’the
field equipment traveling libraries or
The amount raised so far for they
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When all has been tutllolned outl .
“When a F cller Needs a firiend.”-a
YANKS BEAT RUBENS
lNAWElllll ERAIIAS
dill! Donovan‘s lowly Ya
the almost equally louly Brooklyn
Robins, champions of tho ’ Notiollul
League last your. yesterday spent lbeil
Sabbath in :1 novel “av. They joul~
neved to 1‘ OH Hamilton whole are sill-
.tloned various military contingcllts,
and there entertained the boys “be
are soon to enter a dire game in Fu-
rope. with an evbibitlon that was half
game and half travesty Both halves
we: e enjoyed by the crowd of about 3,-
000 soldiers and their friends The
janlboree resulted in 11 Victory fm tho
Donovaniles by 11 matter ol 1] to 8.
The field on V. hicll the pltlyels went
through their paces was hardly fit for
lligll-glude play. and this was dilectll
west and
:‘Wlltl has 1011311 that munv ot- his i111
;u1er boostels lune (lost lied him. And
uzrnur'el than it -tion is the fact that
11 number of Johnny‘s i'o'lner homing
winilb blue ploVed fickle are (‘lcV eland
8CPelllllps there is n mornl llt‘lt‘ for
or cry boxer VVlVo gains :1 title. Thei
moral may lie-
llonl bite otf more than you (an
(l;1e\\ .utuv in lit“! 0an class and let
ucll cnough alone; dont try to hop: it
all
\e‘. the fistic public demands a
meeting between Kilbune and loon-
:1rd,and to prove that it w no wanted
the boxing fans: paid something: like
$35. 000 to see it. So why blame Kil-
bnne. ntlel all? '
Having beaten every boy in his
class. Kllhnne had practically no one
left. to meet who could be figured
clasm enough to pluv the role of 11'
box ofllce magnet alone with him. As
lone.r as: such conditions existed Kil-
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2,000 volumes each, for every army responsible for the unusual. score and bane had to be satisfied with small
corps; i
Shall the Ilnitedlstetes with its 32
.cnntonlnents be behind other noun-Iv
tries. ‘
One dollar will buy one flesh. new
books Give the dollar in at the li-
lll‘illv lodav. The Norwalk Library
repairs $29578 in pledges and cash.
it is §zi€1tlv hoped that by tomorrow,
Tuesday night at least the sum of
$500 may be reached. ‘On Wednesday,
lithe. panels can give the space, the
names of all contributors will be pub—
lished. It has seemed unfair to on:
this each day when the extreme hotly"
ities of the election campaign were
going on. i
NOVEL :UVENILE 'EEFORMATORYE
In Dorsetshlre, England, there has
been established a ”Republic.” called
the “Little Commonwealth ” which
has its own coinage and which in need
as a. reformatlpry for youngsters from
We years 0 age upward. The tax
The
r-llildlen sent down there from menu
polltan police 101111 to reform earned
eight to nine cents an hand out of
{which they paid $275 eywee
for other unusual things that hap-
pened. The chief occutlence of note
was the whaling out of seven home run
world's lecord that was made thirty-
one years ago. ‘ in 1886 the Detroit
Tigers and a team fro!“ St Louis ac was fullv expected to announce his corking game at short but he didn’t ed some terrific crashes to the out
mmplished this feat in a regular game retirement. Few boxing devotees fig- have a chance to make many spectac field but they were all nailed.
Four of the continuous journey Vval
lope were annexed by the Yankees. the
purses. Blg money for mediocre
bouts was out: of the question, and for
11 time it appeared that about: the on-‘
tire _
After the Leonmd affair Kilbane
ured that he. would continue his car-
eel us an llciiwboxel but Johnny suvs
lie l‘ilfi decided on :1 course at“ nc»'
tion, however. that will do llllll'h
legnin him his lost popularity.
1 0
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pays he \\'lll box in none but decision;
bouts from now on, and 'it is extreme!
again,
ly doubtful that he will
step out (11‘ his class.
FY G 1'
llllllllNll Pill/8
That filth inning rally of the Tigers
was too much for the independents.
“Heinie” Schmidt started the land-
slide by kicking away an easy double
play, an d Armotta also contributed
bio bit later in the inning, by fum
bling an easy roller at short.
Guarnierl didn’t display such grand
form yesterday as he did one week
ago, but with a steady infield behind
him he would have had a fighting
chance.
Life on the ocean seems to have
dlmmed Sullivan's batting eye. The
Tiger catcher simply couldn't con.
nect yesterday.
Way out yonder in center field we in the second inning The Tigers Put
'slems during the game, equalling e. ly ”lint: 10“ for Johnnv to do was 113,- noticed old “Snow” Keene squeezing their first run across on this play.
everything that came his way
“Butch" Conoly put up another
ular plays.
“Chippy" Haymes has twice shown
Mia—w-
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Bridgeport. Conn. ‘
Saturday. Sept. 29, 1911'.
"these :11": lb bigr enough
SIZES—Hid)"
Silkolc
Silkolcuc with border at
:S3.511.
Falter—11 in handsome PillS
, Silk front with 21 solid-
luck of silkulenc—SLSU.
:1 go
liordcrcd szltccu front 11
color-55.
Extra—size cruni'ol'tzlbies
Uo incllcs~$3.
Mum I] ,.
How" c
' Japan:
j ' It's \vorth'VV'hilc to p11}
2 1356 china.
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How they have taken til
ifrom Europe and reproduced
chn l‘t‘llCl' 1111111 they tonncl
,Austlizl.
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:1 And the lapancsc have
latter are tinged with Olieut
Q5116, because of limb dift'ercn
l5 Nearly all the beauties
; :11'c‘ bandpainted.
There is :1 dainty little f
, example, ill :1 dozen different
9 1. llocolato sets at but Si to 11.1
tezl- tiles at the same figulc.
, lvoly and gold and blue
1 decoration. What richness!
ichocolate sets at 36, square
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pics at $1, clever little shakers
Wild roses decorate still
Hommfio's
Be confiertnblo
under a comfortable
measure 73},
no, 21111161111 alike '1
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The Walther; Showers; SEE-31E)"
Though days are .h’ahmi
nights are cool. 13‘.‘
Light comfortable, filled
with soft and warm cotton,
is Sure protection against
that chili: insures restful
refreshing sleep.
New ones are pretty“
Their coverings are in wide
range of patterns and (oh
ors Filling, in everyt case,
is Slvnilz'lly soil wulllltll-lll-
23111311b UlllOll.
to fit nicely on bed of over-
by 78 inches.
~11 bulb sidc5—— - So tllltl SJ
handsome sateen—$1 £11111
icv patterns—~54.
oim bolder and fivul'eti cent an
itil luck of silkolcne in plain
covered with silkoleue, 81 by
lever the
so china
;1 special visit to the Japam
the Yankees of the East are!
a very patterns we used to get
them! Why, they are done
11 wow done in Bavaria and
originated patterns too. These.
:11 art. How welcome they
C6.
11on gathered and on exhibit,
orgctmenot decoration, for
sizes and types of dishes
ppies tor as little as 3512 and
k are combined in _, illlOlllt‘l
Berry sets for but $3.75 and
salad dishes at $1.75 and nap-
alt 50c pair.
another shape which includes
i such divelse dishes as mayonnaise sets at 75c and cake sets
at $2 .50, celery sets at $1.2
‘ And then—~11 great gath
many decoratiuons vases and
and shapes and sing—35c 5
and cracker jars at $.35.
ering of separate pieces in
sets and dishes of all sort;
0c 75c and $1.
_ _ Fourth floor.-
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
prime, he would have easily caught FROZEN MUSlC 9
that long fly which he failed to touch' The saline “fr-07.611 mu :1" m am
i “Benny" Whone had, hard luck yes
terday. The slugging youngster lift.
plied to alchiiectule, has oilEn Ln,“
ln medited to Mme. de Staci. in 't‘or 11-
‘she save that “the sight of suvh
a ebuildilg (St.1’ete1 s) is the 1212.91.»-
less changieless nlelouy"i.1( «he.
tionaries of quotations usually trace it
to the Ger1112.n.‘Schelling.
The Tigers added insult to injury Sents ’Goethe as claiming it
when they scored those twa counter;
Perpetmtors being the famous Home he 1“” ”"0““ 11qu ”‘1'”‘9 mg himself to be a dangerous man in a i" the “Vent“ "am-
_ lRun King of former times, .l’. Franklin
Baker Ruel, Elmer Miller and
King Bqady For the Robins Case ey
Stengel. the Brooklyn swattel; lVan
Olson. and‘Gemge Cutshaw, c2 "“121"
the feat
KlLBANE’s POLICY
Wlil Box Only in Decision Bouts From
Now On
The world loves a. winner. Fame
smiles on the conquering hero and
turns her back on the vanquished idol
though why 1115 should be true in the‘
close of 111111. Johnny Kilbane is hard
of the feathelweigllts, and as long as
pinch Yesterday he delivered a hard
right on defending his crown, which same thing
he has a pexfect right to do ' When Johnny ,Friend was in his
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The crowd delighted in
Ididn’t seem to mind the “rats" a bit.
'11:“ one: PARISH NOTES
, ,l'l' Tuesday. first fall meeting of the
ilunlor Guild at 10:30‘ in the Guild
mom. _ \f _ '
l Wednesday, first full meeting of the
‘ :30'Q'T- ca served at 4
, he evening neerce will be lDSlllTl-
ed Sundnv next nt 430
Nelson W. Benedict attached pm
pony or Wealey G. Wood in Rowe y-
t n, unwilling to $6.000 upon the or:
“riding’l
the promoters 0"" dig “9 half Wm“) single which scored two much needed “Helnie” Schmldt yesterday, whenevl;
opponents for him he is going to liver rum and one week ago he did the or he came to bat "Prince Helnie";
IWomans Guild. in the Parish llousc, ;
I,111ann in his “Convole'ltvol “
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Perfection
Oil
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Right now is when you need
such 11. Heater 1n your house—ii is
;too warm to start the furnace and.
i—too cool to be without: a little heat.
3 They are safe 11nd ooononficol,
No smokemNo odor.
Price;
$3.98 up
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