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3'9 hav all the 00d kinds .---
1‘ . e t g union Exp. Lab. 1 2 3 T04. m; A
single game“ 8 01' , Mitchell ......146 217 165—. 528 17c
.33“ vsytevena . . . . . .108 145 116—“ 369 123
$100 to.$6-60 if??? grail? iii :33: iii iiiti . 7 ~
Vial-OUR HATS $6.50 to $15.00 alfussen .......123 248 171- 542 180.6 c a package ~
- NEW NEGKWEAR F -—~ -- ~~—— ”
Total ....... 678 920 1 2279 152 . .
$190 811d $150 ,Engineermg. 1 2 3 To’l. Awe.
‘ ,Lyons . . . . .154 135 191.... 480 160
& Petrie . ...... .152 181 175—- 508 169.3
Hurd . ...... .133 105 129»- 358 119.37
“ blatheis ...... 158 139 152‘— 449 149.6 ' . ~ .
“® 4 'S‘Wflgel‘ ‘.......177 176 144—— 497 165.6} c a We ‘
. l Tomi ....... 774 736 782. 2292 152.3
Tube Room. 1 2 3 To’l. Ave.
, o Berberich . .. .155 112.153— 420 140
Joseph DaVJS ; Hares .....-..134 124 149—- 407 135.5 -
Ereisler .' ..... 125 19.7 159-— 412 137.3 ‘
85 WASHINGTON STREET, Wellenbaum ...148 131 152.- 431 143.6 , ,
SOUTH mnw Divine . . . . .367 179 133—- 499 166.3 .
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A“ ....... so a package
,Office, 1 2 3 To’l. Ave. ! '
__. {Kellv ....... . .1559 146'150— 485 161.6
‘ WV. Young..... 9:1 136 1&9— 350 116.6 "“
DEATHS AND FUNERALS- snyam- ....... 125 119 13m- 374 124.6 '
illlclx’ininy . .110 127 164——— 401 33. e
Charles W. Lane. 'Throsby .. .130 130 130- 390 130
Churlcs V‘l'aller lame. Six. (lit-‘d llllr“: .. ———————— —— ._..... -M
Jr-m'nintr at his llmnt'. If: Marsha“! Tomi ....... our) 658 69?. 2000 133.3
:‘zz‘eé‘l. “god pigmy years. Ila l5 5mm Standing of Teams.
who! by tin-”r sour, Albert Lane. Louis‘ Teams. W. L. > P.C. H. G.
A. 1.7mm :lml 't‘llilz‘los \‘V. lane, Jr., Tube Room...,... 9 0 1.000 777
Filil‘léll s! :‘x‘ir‘on \Vl” ll!“ [19“] “'eanS‘ Pfll‘d Tll'bs....... 8 t 1.889 897
“my flfil‘l‘llfll‘ln an 2:37; o'clock from D. Exp. Lab. ' ‘ _ _ . 7 2 577 920]
"v.2 l{;lylllmul'.< funeral parlors on Fabric firm. _ 7 2 .777 751'
\‘.'n:<l;in:'zon street. Re". Thomas E. Production 5 «4 .555 739
Swan officiating. Burial will lake Engineering . 5 4 » .555 782
'plrat‘o in (‘lirisl (‘hurch cometary, aafplmugg _ .1 5 ‘ 345; 700 ,
.l'.’o=lpm't- ' . Saks ............ 3 6 .33: 6M
--'-- QOfi‘icn ........... 2 7 .222 693
Philip Fitzsimons. iShipping ........ 2 7 .222 648
Philip l’ilzainmns, Sound Ilcar'h (“5- Receiving ....... 2 1 222 79,2
him of (iroonwich fornwrly of Belle (‘urinz ......... 0 9 .000 606
]‘*l:"“ll am! Now York, died at his homei ' Sam}... This Week.
“W “Milli-11¢ 3“ 1 ""-i"‘"‘k- F‘imcml Tucsdny—Pnlncc. IVnnd 2: Dillon and
w»: firm will bu hold at 12‘ noon, “led—l Engineering. ' ‘
ll!‘~‘(li'\‘. Novmnbor ill. Inlermvnl will; Palace, 3 and 4: Production I
1m in l’Cnnnico ‘(tl’llll‘llll‘fifi Kcnsicn, K, and Salps.
3L, fi“’l"ille‘lll9nls beinzz in r‘lw \E,‘ Nay-Walk. 1 and 2: Curing
'1 “limit k ll. Gammar of this oily. l and Fabric 'l‘irés.
- . ‘ Norwalk. 3 and 4: Rocoivlnz
Funeral of Miss lda Chipman. l and Shipping,
Tim funm‘nl oE‘YVliHs Ida Chipman gFridzzy—Norwalk. l and 2; (lord Tires
7cm- lnru-ly ‘nltcntlod from the Stun- and Tube Room. ' _
Jl‘l'tl uuiiurlziking parlors, 79 Main- Norwalk. 3 and 4; Gatollmmc
:ll'm'l, m 2.12:0 yesterday nflcrnonn,‘ and Exp. Lab.
tilt“ Rev. DvVViit T. Dan boron ofiiclal.-, -___-.W
inn. The body will be taken to liOi'l“Amicab}e Agreement”
old lmnw in Cornwall, Conn. for bur-l 2
in today. following: nor‘vicos in tho? IS What Minors want
liar-Hui church of that place. Missl --'-
(’ihipn..m, with her Sister, Miss Laura: NR“? YORK. Nov. 17.——The National
Chipman. came to Norwalk over lwcn- ASSOl'iafifm of Minor Baflclmll Lea'zlb
iy yonzc. ago, and wore employed, for OS Wllil‘h abrogated ”10 national ame-
5mm lmw. by the Hutchinson, Pierce
Conwzluy, on Morwi’n street, but soon
loll. to ('YllPi' the R. & G. factory, where
Hwy won Well deserved popularity.
Veteran John W. Vaughn.
John RV. Vaughn, a veteran of th
Civil “7211‘, died at the Fitch Home for
Soldiers, Noroton. yesterday. in his
,74th your. The remains will be sent
.to his old home, in Winsted. for burial
loday. He was a private in Company
(1., 12m Connecticut Volunteer Infant-
TY.
Funeral of Mrs. Lizzie McCarthy.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Lizzie McCain,
thy, m ho died at the Norwalk Hospi-
hl. or. Qaturday, “will be hold from St.
Mary‘s church, on Tuesday morning, at
9 o'clock. The burial will be in St.
Mary's cemetery.
FOSS’ QUALITY
CHOCOLATES
mic-«$1.35
Btiilson—PoWefl Corporation
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THE BLACK 303 AR-
RANGEMENT on like side
of our building?
THAT ’3 the rapid are
alarm gong connected
with the mechanism of
our Safe Deposit and mon-
ey vaults. . '
Any tampering withl the
doors or , of our
vaults will set. this (0118
ofi‘ and summon police ile-
fore a yegg has time to 8'91;
a. good start. at his job.
Your cables kept in one
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Boxes nest in 34mm ;
up' ""V , l. .1 .-. :7:
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mom with the major leagues last Jan-
. before the war
during the war
we Havoc LHSTS
so noes me PRICE!
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NOW
uarv, is willing to enter into "an arm.
'nblc agrovmenl," it was announced
,lmrc tonight by A. R. Tonrney of Chl-
cago. chairman of 'a committee ap-
pointod for this purpose. A recolution
:to that effect was adopted at a meeting
of the association at Springfield. otter
J. Cal Ewing or San Francisco, a mem-
ber of the committee had an informal
jconference in New York last Friday -
lwnh Anguse Hermann of the national-yond repair and the front axle broken.
Commaslon and President John HGYIH Mrs. Hatheway was thrown toward
ler of the National League in regard ,the front of the car by the force, of the
tlgptgfialj'gitggianggncgrl 12:3109? between collision, and was severely gashed
When the minor lemme oodv decid-lfmm one nose to the forehead by glass.
ed to nbrogatc the national agreement Y ,
at a meeting in N ‘ewYork last January onkers car, suffered from bruises and
tainted from shock.
it appointed the committee to arrange
:for some amicable arrangement Wm{other automobile. with 'Mrs.’Lamaon
film major leagues. To prevent and mis- and Mice Ruth I .amson. Hr.
,conccptmn of the stand of the minor proceeded to the game accompanied
llcamics in rcgard to Fhe matter, Chuir- ’
l T y d b“ m (“a _,by his daughter Rosita, and the Bunk-
'finresiiEEZL-ma e on c ' e o w or pgrty secured another car to return
' \ to eir home.
“'Resolved. Thai: the antigaal 138' A wrecker from the Vaast. Broth-art
gmlffitmcno “$12355 :29. igtcgd “mm-:11; gflrage towed the Lamson car to South
View 3Y0”? meeting tgoenter into an Norwalk for repairs, and the Bunker
ogreemont with the major leagueé lion‘s?“ receivsgdthe wavfhrat,1 of
, ~ ' '}t e m , w 0 van
and it h‘greby resolves to continue this Overland 31mg? imam: ”No genes“
committee in existence for the fiumose‘were made both owners. ameln‘z to
of entertaining any promosition whichi fl ’ i ‘ '
the major leagues may have to submit €396; Eggztgggggn 0‘ damages be-
in an endeavor to formulate an ami-s At the Lamsonlmine this morning
”:19 .agrefmmq'octwcen the mam«Mrs. Hathcvvay was reported to be do-
‘*8.11 “111107 cab . . ing VQI'Y'nlCEIY.
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lF'AREMéy'gQQEOOtEENS “gamma-l men: pmzas FOR BOHANNAN.
, s s L , higg kind. . ,
in success for the annual fair of the up— His Houndo Win First and '8ccon
town fire companies. which opens at Prizes at Annual Meet.
the Town Assembly Hall. tonightu'vvithl , {jompefing against/them breeders
a preliminary parade, headed by the of fog; hounds in New England, Dr. R.
LAMSON AUTO
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‘iNorwatk Drum com- All members LL Bahamian, of Atlantic street, Stain. two rounds.
fame ”W94 to assemble “3 the “8311 mm, has come out of the contest with
,street fire house at 7 o'clock sharp. flying colors, mg dogs having won two
first and one second prize.
At the annual meet of the Connecti-
cut State Fox Hound Club, which was
held in Winstde, lost week, Push, one
of the doctor’s hounds, cleaned up the
entire field, numbering nearly a bun-
dred hounds. Judged on all points, she
was declared to be the best dog in the
field, and brought home to her mute-r
the first prize and a large silver cup.
_ Huyler, another of the doctor's
hounds, gave Push a. close race. for the
top honors. He Wan 53W fie Bee?
0116 prize tor heat general workln the;
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Tovfllrlm
Hayes’~
Healing
' flag. The prize money was $10 in,“
’ go . .,
Honey Hu'ylgr is a broom- to manor; as»
crack hound that'imghttho 01d.
that
work.
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bounds m 10m am by m;
Eagen and Clayton Pardon. of Stan»
fond..ii mm mpffle
.. , State- trainers :. few things. ,
Stops {In Tickle 1gtoofl “$921311 bmoxmas-Mj $3
.. ' , , new. , at ‘ due‘c'l: ‘
'mals Th9 Throat the vBrunswlclg Field Club, *6! Massa-
curesThnflough chuetts,§ad Mommas: m
35c per Bottle . awarded am ham («w mm.:
part or the mar ' L
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NEAR mono;
Miss Bunker sister to line driver of thel
meet, the“ doctor’s;
EDDY ouvmmvs snacks.
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Good Amman-JIM“ want.
(momma. Nov. air—4&3“!
{Walton Eddy calm wfltot
Brooks, the New York lightweight. in
a slashing loround bout, which was
Etna headline alternation at the fist-i6
show here Friday night. Eddy was in
lvtip‘too form. and mm, m is n vet-
’eran of many battles, gave the Green-
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Without a penny 0f extra charg4,
we will out and fit a dress or
skirt of either woolen or
silken fabric.
a. For the next two weeks or so, Madame Carpenter
who has won «the approval of women in many of the
We and most-critical cities of the country, is to be
Eat the service of women who purchase fabrics for
dresses or skirts here.
; She'is both a designer and fitter of graceful stylish
glofihcs,
‘ Her’s is the ability to both plan gowns and make
‘them ready for easy completion in the home.
l She is gifted with taste as well as skill; is able to \
buggest many rich and beautiful combinations of fabric
(1 eclor; enters with Whole heart into the problems of
:crcatingand completing, either elaborate gown or sim-
ple informal dress or skirt for general service.
Beginning Monday afternoon, she will establish
her headquarters at the? silk and woolen section on the
third soon... were she'wm be ready with advice and
radical aid tojcvery‘ " who cares for helpful
_ ' 'ce in mam attractivla clothes in the fashion
lwhich best pleases. '
When fabric has been chosen, and in this choosing
flaws: Carpenter will aid if one desires, she will help
.. Beleoflng design.- Then measures will be carefully
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Eddy showed the way up to the sev-
enth round, when Brooks cut loose and
Mn Hafizwaynanaed some mm body blown which .
was brought to her home here in an— had ”(my hopping around the ring.‘
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iYox-ker. The final round was on the
.hurricane order, with both exohanging
lvicious wallops. .
l Cyclone Downey, of Sigmund, took
at lacing at the hands of Willie Con-
lners, the ham-and-beans heaVer in a.
T'GreenWich lunch wagon, in the semi-
‘Xfinal bout. which went six rounds.
‘Conners was 1119 aggressor from the
:start. In the fifth and sixth rounds he
battered Downry about the ring.
Young Karaoke, 0! "Smuford. was
the victor over Young M11150, of Port
'G‘hestcr, in a fast bout of tour rounds.
Both boys displayed con
, can, but Marouke‘s general
experience counted against, Hinge.
Young Mn
'hand wailop in t
had Hinge out. _
The bout between Young Dundee and
“Kid" Holland, a novice, lasted only
Honors were evenkin the
first round, but in the Second Dundee
located Holland's breadbasket, and the
Hatter sprinted out or mornig.
' A crowd of 500 fans witnessed line
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Eddy, however, harms left jabber op-
erating well, and he succeedcd in cut-
he third which new?
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Archibald, American 1001:1232. was new.
lonely injured today, at the Castellana
aracetrack, near almond, when his
lmonnt collided with a, railing. The
horse was instantly killed. _
King Alfonso, who witnessed the
me, later went to me infirmary to in-
Qnire about the condition of Archibald.
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slderable clevr
chm- and ’
rook-e unmarked a hard left-
fikmanddfess orskirtwillbe cutaooondingto those
measurements. After that, will come the pinning up
of the garment and its careful fitting.
and then—um, ‘53 all ready to be taken home to:- completion.
There is no charge of any sort—either direct or indium—for Madame 0
mm Theyamapnrtof’thestoro’ssorvicc {foraiimlted lime.
B‘UST NOW—fa fine gathering of beautiful silks and of splendid woolen“ 3 ’_
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HARTFORD. Nov 1$Z~Charlcs A.
Gilbert, of this city, a braheman, m_
. mm: by a locomttve an mmum’m;
‘mmms so severely injured that.“
ihe also in the hospital there a tow
hours later}
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