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ROGERS {,9 STEVENS
SO. NORWALK
New York at. cum.
Boston It Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Lucie.
\Vas’nington at Cleveland,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdav’s Results.
New York, 4; Pittsburgh, 3 (10 in‘
nings).
Brooklyn. 3: Cincinnati. 2.
St. Louis, 9: Boston, 4.
Chicago 3;P Philadelphia 1.
Standing of the Clm
Won. Lost. P. C.
Brookhn ............ 86 58 .597
New York ........... 7 62 .5237!
Cincinnati ........... 75 61 .551
Pittsburgh .......... '72 86 . 322 l
Chicago ............. 7 72 .493
iSt. Louis ............ 66 75 .4681
Boston .............. 56 78 .418 i
Philadelphia ........ 54 85 .388 :
1 Games Today.
Pittsburgh at New York.
1 (‘im-inuaii at Brooklyn.
2-11. Louis at Buston,
(‘hil ago at l‘hilaleiphin.
i lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE. ,
Yeste'dav's Results.
. llufi‘nlo. ll: llorhetser. 11.
v lattimm‘v. 21; Reading. 1].
‘ 'l‘nmnm. 10; Akron. 4.
Other lPailis Were not scheduled,
Standing of tho Ciubo.
Won. Lost. 1’. P.
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The business of this bank is not alone
confined to the receiving of checking or
savmgs deposits We make safe loans to
people as easily and pleasantly as we re-
ceive and pay out money from and for
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The man or woman who saves sys-
tematically, even a little, is entitled to
borrow if necessary from this bank just
the same as the man of “big business."
If you are not a customer we shall be glad
to have you drop in and let us show you
what this bank of real Banking Service
thinks real Banking Service ought to be.
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personal contact with it’s clients.
Lets us prove it to you.
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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MITCHELL—CHALMER
GRANT ———MAXWELL
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS
‘ Tires—Accessories—Tydol Gasoline
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
55 RAILROAD AVENUE
For earlv season duck shooting and all up-
land small game. buy a Winchester 16-
gauge or 20-211mm Model 12 Hammerless
Reneatine' Shotgun and “Leader” or “Re-
neater” Shells. , a
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
The Winchester Stole so. Norwalk
«gonna-112m"-
...lhyer, Memstein and Miller on the in-
so: &,._w':.wmmmm'wmm
Early Season Shooting l
llnltimom ........... 107 «H .709
Toronto .............. 104 46 .593 1
Buffalo .............. 94 56 .627
‘ ,1 1m 11 ............... s9 .s .5117.
Reading ............. 63 St} .439 ‘
Jersey ruy ...... . .. .39 91 .193:
llm'llvsit‘l‘ ........... H 194 .29:
S} ruruw ............ 3-"- llf‘. .226 f
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Games Today, i
: Sll'fi’lifl“ ui .lrrsM' City. l
5 Buffalo ill ll‘nrhvstor ‘
5 'l'mnmn 111 Akron.
l ‘mtlimuro :1! Houdini E
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e AMERlCAN ASSOCIATION. ;
3 Milwaukee, 5; 'l‘ulmln_ 1
l Louimillo 11); Minneapolis. 3
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l SOUTHERN Assocunion ,1
; l‘hntlanlmga ‘7: “#111th l, 4
; Mobil», "' \'1\\‘ Orleans. 1,
l Atlzmtd. 7: lllxminpham, 2.
l mu..- Rock, 11; Nashville. 7. ;
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;Calls Ofi' Carpentier I
l and Dempsey Matches;
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.’ NEW \(lllK, Sept 19 »Tho Slate;
,lloxlng (‘ummissinn and the linens.“
roumfittou insuv‘d this statement lalsil
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g “Ail-‘1' uni-rill consideration WI“ huvol
llm'idml that it is; 101' the host Inter'l
casts of innit"? in this State not to
«hold on Ulv dates set the Dempsey-
.lllonnnn and the (‘21antier-LeV'insky
matches \\ 1'- do not believe that they
ofl'm'iho host moans ot'a trial and test
of the new boxing law at the presentl
time, ' *
“.‘lesurs. Rickard. of the Madison
‘Squure Garden Sporting ('lub. and (la-z
lvin. of the international Sporting Plum;
ins-w- :u'oordingly been advised that‘
the commission‘s decision is not 10‘
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permit these matvhes for 11 while.”
NORWALKS TO PLAY BETHEL.
The Norwalks are to play the Roth-
nl hall lt‘fllli.lhl8 afternoon. at Purina!
field. Bethe], and, according to ad-l,
ranoe notices 'seut out by the Bethell
management. a hard foiight battle will '
he in progress soon after the first ball
is flushed norm-Is the pan.
The llanburv News is evidentlv :1.
trusting 'sort of paper and takes for
gi'amvl all claims made by ahv team.
if it is: :- strauger team. it has the
following in say about today’s game.-
”Most of the teams in Norwalk have
requested names here this season. but
the lam] management. decided to wait
until some one team proved its super-
iority over the rest before bonkln'! a
term from that city, As the Nor.
walk loam rev‘entlv won the city
championship by defeating the K. of
P, team. the management was offered
a. game here. this Saturday, which
was art-opted.
l-Iddie l‘rinvo at first. "Red" Riley
at serond. Crouk at short and Calms
at third. “ill make up the infield. with
Whone. Sohmidt and Lawson in the
outfield. Hall, who is acknowledged
to be the best pitcher in Norwalk. will
be On the mound, while Tarlov will
catch,
Bothel will have O‘Connell and no!»
inson as the batterv. with Clark.
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field. Egan. Linder, Culhane and
Neary will take, care of the outfield.
BRAVES PURCHASE TO—RPEY.
BQSTON. Sept 18. ~—The purchase!
of Walter T. Torpey. infielder ot the
lNev. Haven club. or the Eastern Leag-
\‘xor.
sign of a cold it is well to give or
a child a dose of Foley's Honey and
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Q5 Protect Your Child—And‘Othen
.he. was announced by the Boston Na-
alonals yesterday. He will report to-
81'.
i The beginning of schoolicoughs and
colds to many children. At the first
Tar Compound. that. safe. reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. B.Pluijmers,
246 Autum St. Pascale. N. J.. writes:
“Foley's Honey Tar certainly is the
best comb and cold remedy I ever
' tried for my little boy." Children
, t: M hay (over one
Btlilcon, Powell Corporal”
NS El ”fixings!”
31 League race. prepared to make
three straight mm .oincinnsu,’ 1n tie f”? " gm; "1 Detroit, 14:30
final the mesons series 9.th ”"3; 02:33} 1‘7 15 St. Louis, 17;;Hi
Ebbets Field, today. The Reds deethtm coiling gift a “3m *3 obwmdis
yesterday and New Y'orks viotory"E " 203 337
over Pittsburgh caused Cincinnati to NATtONAL LEAGUE. ‘ufii‘m of tho 3;“
drop to third place. ,~ Plfiyer m Club G AB R 3, pc, Wm. last. P‘C
Ownei Ebbets of Brooklyn has al .Kornsby, St L. .136 535 85 189 .360 Cleveland 87 53 ,
ready commenced tentative prepare-tRmsh Cin. ..134 518 25 1'18 .340: New York . ... ....... 88 55 .615 ,
:uns vm the W"01lds sexies. and has Young. N Y. ...141 543 84 184 .339 Chicago - ------ . ...... 874 55 613
ordered new uniforms for his players. J Smith, St. L. . 90 307 52 102 .332 St. Louis ., ......... 69 69 .500
if the Superbos break even in their Wheat, Bklyn. . .138 644 84 177 .325 Boston ............. . '06 78 .465
remaining ten games the Giants in - Washington {1 7d .452
order would have to capture all their Detroit ............. . S u .396’
remaining 14 games while Cincinnati --Try a classified advancement 1! Philadelphia ........ is 94 .329
would haxe to win 16 out of 17 games the Suthol for in m I.“ —-—-—- ‘
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The Dresses 3" " ""
Plain and embroidered efieets, long might has
with gracefully draped tunics.
fineness and mentions in the new and
fashionable shades of kangaroo and grouse, also in the
staple colors, navy blue and black,
$37.50. $47.50 and $55.00
New Tailored Suits
Trimt'me, Duvet do Laine, Yelena (Kath and Velour
Plain, severely tailored models, fur trimmed and
embroidered styles. A wonderful collection at. this
early date,
$45.00 to $220.00
A Group of New Waists
'I‘ailorl.01 small t111ks,wide tucks and wider tux ks
Many have hio‘h I]?! ks ulth turn- «nor collars edged
with real Irish pivot, and f1 ills down the front, The
ruflles are pivoted or edged with genuine Irish lave.
Some coll-‘11s. are hmnstitvhed and all waists haw the
finest of pearl buttons. All of the most exquisite taste,
$3.95. $5.95 and $7.50
Second floor.
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Fur Coats
“‘9" It will not be long before they are mead
' ' The autumn sports are near at hand.and traveling
in an open ear a fur mat will be required.
Raccoons of soleoiod skins, dark ruler, very good
looking, all 36 inches long.
Special $295.00 and 33%.“)
Bay Seal Coats, ‘36 inches long: with wide self borders,
full swoop. Sizes 36 to 46, 5mm
Bay Seals with skunk 1' «Mars and cuffs, $325. 00
Marmot Coats, host sable dyed skins, 36 inches long
\th1 heavy silk lining, $151K}
Marmot Coats with Australian opossum rollers and
rui’fs, $26.00
With raccoon collars and pulls, $295.13)
Scarfsand Shoulder Pieces
To: Scarts, either closed or upon shlos silk lined,
$415.00 to $150.00
BlaCk Lynx, extra fine shoulder scarfs, $135.“)
Natural Skunk shoulder pieces and stoles,
$85.00 to $195.00 and $287.50 ~
Second floor.
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,' Advance Fall Models
5:- to Coats, 5151115 and Dresses
,. , Small Hots composed
The Hats
‘ smell Velvet Toquu
and made-up hats of
black velvet with simple
trimmings.
of velvet in narrow
folds, soft crowns with
roll minis. These are in
every mm-oivablo shape
and style, in all wanted
colors.
Lyons’ Velvet is used
in the. making of those
hats. and they are just right in cw-ry way. m on 1.. it»...
taffeta silk linings, the silk bound edgm ni' l.llt‘ 111.1
tut-ks or folds in the volvot.
Duvuyn Hats, small (-lnso fitting: affairs in ... 1».
color shades. l‘hvsv are fashioned from .111 m m ll! :11.
quality Duvett 11. wrx simplx trimnwd. inn \x'rl ..
(wmiin air at st _\l«» about the m “"lllth “ill :11 p. 1% 1..
“omen.
Any of tho above prme an itlt xi inn fox .1 v." a,
hat with tailored suits. for trawling m for w» my
WWI“)?! as “10 material is (if the lws'l .‘llltl \xlll amt
spot. Even tho srhnol miss may find a bommin; ism
among them.
And the price
$l2.50
Hatters’ Plush Sailors ll'
bright vulnrc-(l lluvufyn ln'im :m-l lllltlvl' i':n-in;.$l?30
'.l1‘ («blur or “'1'! :1
Hats of imitation leather, mil ('l‘HWlls‘ :nul - "l .,
brims fact-«i with velvet. in Mark and dark lwna
Ideal as Slill'nl huts. $8.00
Colored Tame for SChool Girls
in lilm-k, nmlxulu l'nsv :mr'l utlwr \‘ivill sliml:
$1.95 and $2.95
Tums unulv nl' Nani lllmll _\‘:ml of nurruw \w-l‘re”
rililmn. lului-k. brown and 1m .\' l'lm'. Vol-5 }_c ml
looking, .
$3.95
S: 1-111“! fit» 4‘.
New Autumn Fabrics
Thosv wunl suitings ui'l'vr “Liv \miviy in ml 1'
and vmnliiuuiions of soft and warm lH-vlilll; ill‘lnfl."
and rods. Heather mixtures are to lm min-h in vvvva
andllw 11(‘\\'(‘.<l.ll‘.ili(‘l'l:ll$:llt‘él lilq-ndiigui'nll tluwlwp
autumn golds, browns, growls \\ M1 :1 «lash Hf l'ml .uml
yellow '
Game in and examine the following:
i . WoolJemyGlothsin pluinuud h ‘tllllt'l‘illlVlll"'
Velour and Volande, t‘\‘l‘r_\‘ required <llmlv. ll = .l
materials for 111111 mats and suits.
English Weeds and Mixed Suitings, .1 slum ;
of (Xi lusiu‘ shades.
Gloveskin, 111 up nine and «lurk urn-(n, \t 1\ ml)
and elegant. looking.
Biker-tip and Gold-tip, iwn now \\’1‘.'l\‘l'> '1;
several minis, and but a limited tilllllii it):
' Third ". ~ .
in the Junior Department
Coats and Dresses suitable for school or party “ea-1‘
TWO piece Serge Dresses, 00 Ed Middies, everyth 11g
required for the young iliiss in grade or high 91 -1-‘l«<~i.
Fo ages 810 ll \ozus
A Special Chinchilla (lost for H. 7, s to 11‘» Hill ‘3‘?
brown or navy blue, $16. 50
Please look at those.
Second ll - ~
71' . .. v.": a”! \’
U8)» 5.3 ..w' itsLLJ c0
Len-U! :v but "'1‘
like it. Good for coughs, troop. vhoop- _
“than.
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalkCeal$SupplyCo
108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn
COAL AND WOOD
m m ramrnonn 113 m1, 1.. m _
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J ACOBY’S
NEW FALL
Sui-ts - Dreiseffil
at mices that are most reasonable.
Norwalk Chronicler