JACK JO‘HNOOM, “MY 0F
PRISON BALL PARK.
LEAVE. EMW’ORTH Kan" Sept. 21.‘—- PH ‘P Ill,
Sept.
W a sentence {or a gear and a day
for violation of the Mann act. has
Ezflnpmpfile oxdeil) of the prison base- to finish
HIS duties aie misc-p metathletiu
ground: in good- condition. Later on.
according to the warden, he will be to finish
made director of athletic".
eight rounds. Both men tough!
pointed Hakim Faces,
21r—Joe
Burm Chic-n.1,." Ch-
Jack Johnson. former heavyweight LedoualmFrance ”85:4.“ 3:444 my:
champion. brought here yesterday to lab“ mfg.“ ”fl 3“:- a the
hard
and the him; was fast from the start .
Kid Wolfe, Cleveland out
in
six room: Both men taught hard
and the bout was fast from the start
Lends. Program
4.“.V{»
Cotton Blimses
The balance of the season's stock of cotton Blouses has been
ORANGE ratios; ran
divided into~ three lots, as follows:
LOT 1. BLOUSES MARKED, $2.98, NOW . . . .. .. . .. . .8138
LOT 2. 31.00818 mm, $3.50 to $4.00, NOW . . . . . .3838
LOT 3. 31.00838 MARKED $5.00 To $6.98, NOW . . . . .$3.89
These are sharp reductions on garments that can be won all
the year around. Quantities on hand are small, so we advise
early selection if you are interested.
‘%Mv~=~_=\2i $.23
"\Vords are not acts.
Oratory does not take this place
of action.”
To those who stand on the “wet
platform” our overcoats are cer-
tainly a necessity.
Our new ones are ready, war-
ranted to fit any “party”
AND
To those who believe in “keeping
dry” these costs are equally need-
ful; prices $35 to $85.
ROGERS 69° STEVENS
N ORWALK SO. NORWALK
Two Stores
.4;- t.=
“W"
Pure. deiIioIous and wholeoome.
five Leading Etta-s AL
1. Main We. BASEB L
AMERICAN L‘AGUE. AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
Sisler. St. L. .142 5:8 125 234 .405 . Yemrday's Results.
.Spealier, Cleve..l38 502 122 156 .390 MW York, 4: St. Louis. 3 (eleven
Jackson. (:hi....140 544 100 208 .382 110N119).
1E. Collins. Chi..llt 565 106 209 .370 C’P-Vfland. 8: Boston. 3.
Ruth, N. Y..... .134 429 148 156 .364 "Mum. 13: Philadelphia. 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Washington, 9; Dctroit. 3.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC .
nomshy. St. 2... :29 540 86 195 .36] Standing of ti" 0100--
Young. N. Y....145 558 as 193 .346 Won Lott. P C
Roush. Cin......138 536 78 185 .:24. iamrvcland ........... 90 52 .631
J. Smith. Si. 1... 90 307 52 102 .232 Chlcaxo ............. 90 55 .621
“'heet. Bkiyn...141 556 85 182 .327 Ne“ York ........... 89 57 .610
———————~———- _... iSi. Louis ............ 71 70 .504!
WANTS CONGRESS TO ACT IN llioston .............. 67 78 .482
BASEBALL BETTING. Washington ......... 62 77 .4416
2 Detroit ............. 57 86 .1299
cmmoo. $01". 21.— Run Johnson.tl’hfladclhhia ......... 46 97 .322
prerident oi the American Baseball
League yesterday made a statement Games Today.
in wlii4li ho said the Amerium leax-l New York at St. LOUiB.
ue will ask Congress to enact a luv at 2 Boston at Cleveland.
its next session making betting on at Philadelphia :22 Chicago.
:baseball game a pentitentlary oil’enre 6 Washington at Detroit,
. Johnson said the Lei-gut! would ask —"—r“
Ithat this law be made as sew-re as NATIONAL LEAGUE.
possible and worded so as to elimimtei
all baseball pools Only in this war Yeoteniav'mfiesulte.
he said 4oul4i gambling be definitely New York. 5-3; ('incinnatl. 2-9.
feliminstml from h:ischall. l Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburgh. 1 thl in
"The Federal Government shouklinilizsl.
intorcst itrclt in this matter." said: Chicago. 61; Boston. l-9.
President Johnson. “The public he-i St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia. 3 t1” in
”eves in thr- integrity of baseball and nings).
it shoulz‘. he protected by Federal.
;la“s." ! Standing 0! the Clo-e.
, _. ,___-. .. _. l Won. Lo-L P P
z . B l ' ............ 9
. ADVERTISED RUTH A! A NIGHT Ngfkfigk ........... 8] 33 {:23
ATTRACTION. {Cincinnati 7 6:2 .550
. . . . . [Pillsbur h ..... '2 69 :11
M.“ \(lllh. Sept. 21.—\\‘hen the (‘4.im‘og,.,__.,_... ‘72 7:2 1’97
Yank-om worn in (‘hicago last week“- §s,_ Louis ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 68 76 .47:
dropping games» an Wrasement Boston ......... {.8 80 .420
ammarml in the papers. 44 m big I ' ' '4 R 38.
Eprl'tul "ad." that Babe Ruth would apw , I hiladolphla ....... a 7 h 1
poor at such and such gardens Thurs-i
day and Fridy nights. "Cottage Grove}
and Midway, Entertainment and 3
Dancing 34 Panel." 3
Ruth made no home runs in Chico-l
«20 last time and his batting aver-44269
‘shrcnk. but the a4counts of the do
ings 0i thc Yankees did not :0 sum 4’
clontly into detail in say whether or:
not he “as an attrmtlon in the 4ity's.
night life. ‘
Game: Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
(‘hicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 7: Minneapolis, 2.
<2, Paul. 6: lndumapolis. 2.
Toledo, 7: Milwaukee. 4.
Other teams Were not scheduled.
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Remember, the new Crew
are here
, We are so satisfied with‘the Adamo Cretonnes
2 that we are anxious for every lover of‘ artistic fabrics
to see them.
7 Whatever the material is called, Linen Crash
Geneva Cloth, Repp, Terry Cloth or Cretonnc,
which latter seems to be the general term by which
these weaves are designated, they are very beautiful
and interesting.
The department glows and blazes in spots like -
'an autumn landscape.
' Third flnr‘r.
Art Craft Net Curtains
fér drmng' up: your wido' we—
'A square, coarse iilct mesh which has every
look of being durable. Bordcrcd in wide or narrow
designs, many with an all-over pattern in squares,
diamonds and geometric figures. Lace edges:
$3.00 to $20.00
according to quality and pattern.
Third
A- Talk About Shoes
Never was our stock in better condition than
at present, and we cordially imitc the women of
Bridgeport to come in and look around or try on the
particular shoe that appeals.
The New Fe! Shoes Show radical changes in
style and cut from those of past seasons. They are
for the most part ten inches high with rounded toes,
shorter vamps than heretofore. and straight heels.
Low Slices also have shorter vamps and low
and )l'
Wheth-r or not ihai sort of thing
conduces to the wcllnre oi' the Yan-
kees as a whole and whether or not it i
DODGERS COULD LOSE ALL
YET HAVE GOOD CHANCE!
THE CO-OPERATWE SHOE
FOR MEN—YOUNG AND OLD
Just received in new lasts and leathers.
Alwavs satisfactorv in fit stvle and service.
Also some of the conservative styles for the older
folk. ‘1 AM. Iii-ll
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 Washington Street
MITCHELL—CHALMER
GRANT—MAXWELL .
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS ,
Tires—Accessories—eTydol Gasoline.
LUTHER. M. WRIGHT
55 RAILROAD AVENUE
dimu‘ 4
Early Season S l
I
s For early seasonduck shootiniz and all up-
. land small game. boy 3 Winchester 16'-
.’ gauze or 202-gau2e Model 12 Hammerless
.5 Repeating Shotgun and “Ieader”or “Re-
peater” Shells.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
. . The Wincheetu' Store So. Norwak
-. ..Lmi-“i-t ’
ls lax discipline that permits such 4‘! ’ rlu» \‘utioiml l panic mic has .4
ploiting 0' 9- clubs 9“" member it rcnc~hui tli4i mau- at I'hlih the Moder
would appear if the' ad" came true. on mum in“. all their remaining
that llll‘ nlllw is a many SlilPd person. L'IIDPF. and yet haw: a fair (-hancp,
hcinz as it worr- hasehd’ll player. film to will .1". lmnnnni. The standing“
favorite and caharel kint. this '[norning is: To
__- E Won. Lost. l’lm.
Dodge-rs RS 59 7
Protect Your Child—And Others Giants ............. 81 62 ll
Rods ............... 77 .63 H
i
i The hoginnini: of school couzhs nnd
colds to mnnv children. At the first
sign of a cold it is well to give a
child a «loan of Foley's Honey and
The l‘colm-rs' record if they lose all
seven will he eighty-eight won and
sixty-six lost. Seven out of eleven
won by the (llama will tie the Brook-
‘Tar Compound. that safe. reliable in “Kurt‘s and right out of eleven
cough mcdlclnc. Mrs. J. B.I‘luijmers. will hon: thcm. if the liodgero lone
246 Autum St.. Pascale. N. J.. writes: all. which thcy don't calculate to do.
the Reds will have to win eleven out
of fourteen in ll!’ them. If the Giants
win all of their remaining eleven the
"F‘olcy' 3 Honey Tar certainly is the
;hpr cough and cold remedy I ever
tried for my little boy " Childrcn
like it. Good for coughs. croup. whoop
_lng cough, hay fever and asthma.
Stillevt Powell Germ
live out of seven.
-The Best Solemn-A Want Ad
The story told by the lust re.
port of the U. S. Comptrollcr of
the (‘urrcncy shows that over
tweirtv million of the one llnlb
died and five million peoplc in
this country are bank depositors
—lncarly one fifth of all the peo-
p e
' The story shows in short that
the country is working hard,
spending reasonably and accu-
mulating money. It shows too -
that the great army of Thrift is
gaining new recruits in surpris-
ingly large numbers. Are
going to become one of the new
recruits by joining the great army
of Savers in this strong bank to-
day! _
Brooklyn: can beat them by wi-inl
curved heels. and are fastened with crox< xii-zips.
They come in black satin. black kid. hock and brown
kid.
For evening wear the 0pm cut Pump is
favored and is shown in white kid. patent cull. lilick
satin and silver cloth.
Mann '2" - l'
You may have Stamping
for at neeJeworlt done It Reed’s
We are now taking orders for stamping of all
kinds, and assure prompt and cfiicient service. There
are a large number of good designs to select from.
Also orders arching taken for perforated
patterns.
Prices are reasonable and based on the design
and number of letters required.
Ar! hrltartl’ovni.
Mum iluur.
,, A Vacuum WaSher
is an economical undefinent' servant
. in every home
Take the problem of cleaning blankets, small
rag rugs, heavy garments or other articles which
admit of soap and water, this- washer does every-
thing required of it. it is made of bony tin, has a
powerful suction and is equipped with long woolen
handles. .
32m
3‘...‘ . . Bu ‘ment.
9.
Stone Jars _
for who .2- ."
'3 any“ ~
1 gallon size, ‘ Web.
2 gallons, M
3 gallons, “3
7+ gallons, ' sue
Helium, use
.1 u...“ 4
to: I I!
'An ht hood
with a platinum point
and this is guaranteed.
3 not to leak; $3.60
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A Special in Beds
model
thl—
Okl ivory
with containers,
inch posts and
one-inch tillers,
antccd link spring." with
NO. 1 roll cilgc it'll
mattress covercti \\ i412
art ticking in Pit‘mll‘i‘;
design
$39.50 complete
and very special.
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Department
is in good (442:.Li‘4
now to Supply tiic
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clubs.
Stories oi
Hugh Walpole
Richard Deham
Chambers
Ethel Dell
Mary Roberts Rinchert
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Children's
Underwear
for Fall
Vests nod Penis. 2'
81ml] int 441 ‘4.4~
son's ‘
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Vests with high 24.
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Pants, Luce
length.
80, 85 and 90 (‘15.
According. m 2}. 4'.
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H you are tired
of SWeets
”'5' some nuts
Salted Almmuie
Pecans, .
Filhcrts.
Mixed Mm
WIhut Helvoe and
Foam
unsalted and lllt‘\’t‘ iii‘t‘
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