John Canevsri has returned otter
.3 Wit to New York city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
“no I. E. church will meet tomor-
sow afternoon at the church.
Orin Wood, Jr., of Marvin Beach
~m this morning to Cornell uni-
to resume his studies there.
> . For the Y. M. C. CJ. who
I: u:ogifht, are planning {or s tag
e p re no funds I
y-Norwslh llillpond Dam. or the East
‘ an. annual meeting of the -
5-: of the Advent Christian egg;
in] be held following the mid-week
mm; at the church on Thursday
oval-g.
.uo;
lien Honday October 4th i
. . , s the
Int 48, for the purpose of receiving
ions from those who wish to
In Tel voters, and the registrars
- n nose on from 9
’. In. a. 111., till
m1 touches are being put on th
e
,Mtions in Community hall for
,‘ho three dsy_bazasr to be held to-
..orrow, Thursday and Friday at
« annuity hall by members of the
”it...“ Norwslk Improvement associa-
Frsncis Crosby, Jr., of Seaview ave-
nue. left last week to take up a course
it the University of Winconsln. where
, be is to study to become a certified
accountant. Mr. Crosby had studied
two years in New York University and
went to Wisconsin to finish his
We. _
Rownrd Wood expects to have the
wooden gate for the ’Milipond com-
pleted so that it can he swung this
'week. The dam has successfully with-
mod the high tides of the past sev-
eral dsys, thanks to the strengthen-
ing and raising of the structure by
Contractor John Mauzl.
Rev. Frank L. Long. of the Advent.
Christian church denounced Sunday
movies. and ball games. at the oven-
lng service on Sunday evening. at the
church, but admitted that attendance
:‘nt these amusements did not consti.
tut. Norwalks greatest sin. This sin
A daughter was born a few days
ago to Hr. and Mrs. George Sutton.
Jr. of Center strcet.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Cable and
their daughter. Helen. are enjoying
a. week's auto trip to Washington.
The Noroton Fire Company closed
their fair at the {ire house, which
has been in progress three evenings!
Saturdw rfigi'rc fiefair W ficefiir
ingly successful. having been largely
attended each evening.
The Wee Burn Golf Club held a
clam-bake on the grounds of Hiram
L. Draper. in the Ox Ridge district.
lJnrien. over the week-end. The
members of the Club. among whom
were Messrs. Dclcficld and CrimminS.
came in tallyhos.
The registrars of voters wil be; in.
session at the Town Hall today from
9 a. m. to 5 p m. standard timc to.
range the election lists for the cam: m moat mptsble Elf“ that
vassers for State offices soon to be~
held. As Standard time is an hour,
later than the daylight time voters.
will have until 6 p.rn. by Dnrien time-1f
pieces to attend to this duty. :
.‘liss Edna i- Henneuey. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John J. ‘Henm-sscy
of Norwalk. was married on \Ved-
nesday afternoon to Percy A. Oldrin.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Qldrin'
sr.. 01' OM Tokcni-kc Road. Info"...
The ceremony was performed at Tri-j
nity C‘hurcll rcctory in Norwalk L!“
Thomas 1-7. Swami. rector. After their.
return from a bridal tour to lioston.
the young couple will make their,
homo in Norwalk.
it will be of lntcrcst to the friends
in Norwalk. Noroton. Stamford and
Grccnwich. of todcrick Murchison
Edwin-I. to learn that he has cute-red;
upon his Cltltf‘l‘ as a lawyer in llssov
"it-lion “.th the Wei-known ‘iirm of
(.‘hnt‘.i.t:lnr. Hunt & .im-ckcl. of Now
York city, Mr. Edens is a graduate-
of a South (‘ul'ollnu collcgc. and.
while a student all the Harvard Law
School. 1w volunteered his service in
”11‘ war. and won :1 commission and
promotion in the aviation branch of
ihc rx-wicc. ”c was g-uduuted last
‘wns the non attendance at church on
I Sunday and the general reject ‘
“uteelsm shovved.
actions recorded at Town Clerk;
i
the following which directly interest:lulll. iiollnlld. llcnmurk. Norway.
mt Norwalk people: JOhn C. Quin_iS\Vl-'tll‘n. limncc. (.crmnny. Hwitzcr-
“rd 43 0 rlson. lot on land. Austria. New Zcztland and South
to Christina ‘ u Africa. who “'crc scientists and apt-Cl-
llyrtle avenue, warrantee deed: Nel-
m L Byxbee fl ale to August “’esl- allists or world reputation. Among.
' I ' l . - '-- -- ~‘. '- - ’ ' 'bition.
MV tl avenue, warran- Ami runn sp: .lkt is \u f‘( l thl .
“’3' lat on ‘ r e Commission-w Kramer. Score-tar)"
tee deed; Frank H. Gleason to Frank!
C. Crow. lot on Lorena St. warming]
tee deed: Samuel W. Osborn and 05’1““
wife to Axel G. Ammundsen and
Hurtwick L. Ammundsen. land and
buildings on Osborn avenue and two
lots on Charles street. warrantee.
warrantee deed; Sarah E. Lane to of ”H. “mm".
Pauline Schimmerllng. lot on Gregory
Boulevard, warrentee deed.
'lt‘out for the winter at Captain E. H.
> . . ' l 1’ View the "Old" Colonials' former players.
Millers shipyard In Ear ’0 who is now sick. it is hoped that there
_ will iw a large turnout of fans to wit-
Mrs. Agnes Collcnder Pitt. of 46 “(.53 this game.
Creek.
Redford street. Stamford. and Reu-
ben Hills chish. a mcmllcr of the WHITE so); TO puny gr. 1.0115,.
' firm of La Grange & Co.. art dean-rs
of 38 Atlantic strct. Stamford. wcrc Hox were idle today while the Cleve-
- land
married Saturday in Rowayton by third game at St. lain”. 12:9] 801::
0 on n thrcc— . me so es at . . .0" at
now on their honeymoon. .‘Irs. Bem- F‘iiiduy. Cleveland has six more games
”h *9 a daughter 0" th“ ’3“: Henry to play this season against St. Louis
W. Collendcr. whose billiard factory and rietroit. and. if thc league leaders
at the corner of Pacific and Manhat- win live. games. they will clinch lhc.
tnl streets. Stamford was one of pennant.
Rev. Melville K. Hailey. They are
~-
'Mmford's principal industries 40
York. came to Stamford with tho cs-
mlllhment 0L La. Grunge Sr. Co..
.'nbout 11 years ago. He is n. physi-
cian. and practiccd for eight years ill
.———_ _
cut'Thh Out—It It Worth Money. it. 1st considered the probable piiz-h-
* - in: selection 01' Manager Speaker.
Cut out this slip ,enclose Whh so with Wayne. the young let‘l-hnnder.
. the likclil-st cunllidatc for mound duty
Geld Ave. Chicago, 11].. writing your for St. ”n.1,,
" and mail it to Foley a: Co.. 2836 She!-
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a. trial package con— BABE lll'Til It SOCKS HIS 52!) AND
tahing Foley's Honey and Tar Cour
pound, for coughs, colds and croup;
constipation. billousness, headaches,
is
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RESTAURANT
wAmong some of real estate trans- ""33 f'mlin“
rrss lilI'lilllPd among its dclcgatcs and
Smith’s office for the past week, areispcukrrs many from England. Can-
tend thc l..’ls('llall name. on the ihlxtcr
‘ grounds. nrxt Sunday. “llvll lhc,
deed: Frank J' Craw to James 1']. Knights of l'olumilus cross huts with
Tim. two 10“? “n Lorena. Street' the “UM t'olon'luls" for the lillul lzulllo- 9
held the title or city champions. are
out to will. as may lw sci-n lly thvir
0
ROMA YTON ls llisllirogl32lfiire. "Buck" lgm‘n. Jim.
my McGuinness. Jim Lawson. Jim
, . . McSully. l.. Leonard. liili Tooker. Ed
Douslaa hash hustaken his knock- McS’tlly. mu walla". l-‘rnnk Lawson.
shout “Flickcr' up to thv Norwulk John wl-urnr. with Jack lnwson as
Country club. preparatory to hauling manngcr.
.. , ning the flag is to will all the rcsi of
m" ago. hhc has been 3' Tf‘“‘d"“‘ their gumcs While Cleveland loses two.
of Stamford. Ilownyton. or Rorotoxl In case of a "9 [or ”,9 19:13.“. litlc.
. In her life. Mr. Hemisll. who has they will meet thc Indians in a throw—
Mntained his residence in Ncw gnmr pluy-ol‘t’ series.
. . clinging to :i loud of half a game on
Rochester. glvmg up “5’ practice W" Chicago ill llw Amcricull League pon—
mm othis liking for art work. ’ ' mint rucc. (‘lm-clllnd todzly prepare-.1
to make. a. bid for _thc third consecu-
~ —TYY‘& 018883196 advertisement I]: ti '-3 \ictory ovcr Si. Louis and ‘.\‘l-ll~ll
the Sentinel. the gap separating leadcr and ruun-Ir-
IF
Him an Ruth made his fifty-second
Foley Kidney Pm“ m" 193‘” in Sides arld flirty-third homo runs of the sea-
m 'blCR: rheumatism. back‘Che kid‘ison yesterday afternoon and clubbed
m and bladder ailments; and Foley {the Athletics into submission by 3 to
cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and». Three runs resulted from the
flm h 1 gust 3th; 1 fog-'Babe's titanic smashes and they were
ug ly ce as c N c all that either club could score in a
[M sluggish bowels. 'game whiéh only consumed one hour
‘Otlllson. Powell Corner-tic» ’tlme. . ..
a '4' 'fi “!-1-4"‘/- "/'4","/'.’-t"'-l
.. s- - -~-~-».»“--O~‘~‘=.~- -~‘~
- THE ROYAL JAMES,
.l"r.v from the Harvard Law no
ill-v. (i. A. “Milwarpefdun’: a. w "
day from u ‘Minnegota llla-G'Satur-
Alcoholism. 'l‘he Cong-
)unlcis. \\'. '3. llryun and many
. . “Trim“ 5!.12‘54- day trip to \Vush-.
“ u the Lord ‘2’»), :he,Sm————nlll illultfffi \vlu-rc he was one of six dele- WM!“ “a“, bum“.
ath day thatjgaucs prcscnt. of twelve appointed by
tile Stair. at the Intcrnatlonal Cong-
snovuss WE - in!
MAST, Sept. 23,—1nm was
recurrence last m d the do“
and sho‘otlng which hove bed in
week-end. The outbreak occurred in
nu old lodge rond district, where
shipyard workers were attacked by
armed men. Seven persons were
wounded by the revolver firing. The
military dispersed the rioters by bay-
onet charges. .
There ’wéi-e WW "er-reg to:
violations of the curiew law.
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JEWELRY
WATCHES
C L O C K S
21 NORTH m 81‘.
80. IOBWALK
.m “
SHAVE
SHOWINGS
prop-esshereatlntervnhstnoetho
Yesterda- y's Results-
New York. 3; l’lltlndclphl‘v 0-
Boston. :-2; “’zlshinan- 1'“-
Clevetnnd. s; 31. Louis. 4.
Chm. 2: Detroit. U~
Standing (if the Clubs.
, -_.,
7 y . 1 4‘
Cleveland .......... 94 54
Chicago ............ 9 3 55
.\¢ w York .......... 9 3 5 9
Ft. 1M“! ........... I ‘ 14
Boston ............. 7 l 3"
\Nushington ........ 5 4 3
Detroit ............. 3- ti 9 1
Philadelphia ........ 47 “'1
...— -o... .-~
Our showing of shaving needs
is complete. We have eve ,
.’v!»’°.~’1‘-*-6‘-73~ fw' ‘
‘li.
rasor to the newest safety with
Gamca Today-
'(‘levcland at Ft. Louis
New York at Philadelphia.
\Vnshinston at Boston (2).
Only three gamcs scheduled.
NATIONAL ill-moni-
.__-——-
Yesterday's insults.
New York. 2-2: Kenton. 1-
St. bouts. 16; (‘hicuxfl- 1-
'l‘hc Pittsburgh-Cincinnati game was
'postponcd on account or rain.
3.
2.9.
.635
.620
.612 '
.50.
.470
.038
.393
.318
other teams were not scheduled.
_ ___—
Stlnsllng of the Club!»
won. host. P. C.
Brooklyn . .......... 9"
New York .......... '5
Cincinnati ........ . . .‘i
Pittsburgh I?
(‘lllcago ............ 73
St. hauls ........... T'.‘
itnston ............. 5"
Philadelphia ........ 3‘.’
Gnmcs Today.
Pitt-burgh at Cincinnati.
A.“ ERICA N ASH )(‘l ATION.
St. Paul. i4: LoulssllO. X.
60
65
69
71
76
79
S7
5.9
.600
.567
.531
.520
.497
.477
.4",
.399
All other gamls waif- postponed on
account of rain.
AMI-ERICA! Ill-1.5611?
mm were talcum» WI: Player-Club. 0.51:. n.
and otter-shave lotions. lir— sun-r. s:.1.....ln Ins m
Jackson. Chl...14$ 568 105
1'0". ”0.11”“!- M 0" m- Speaker. clove..lu 526 1:1
He A. WAD Plai‘cr-Club. 0. All. R. H.
Hornsby. II. LulO‘ 571 96
Ruth. N. Y.... .100 "49 157
1-). Collins. Chl..l50 SKI 112
H.
248 .
218 .
201
1‘8 .
21‘
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wm M Young. S. Y... .151 576 93
ltoush. (‘irl. . .. . 145 56; S"
III! It 0mm \Vllllams. l’hll..103 so as
. . 80' N likiyn..lit us :5
GAME ‘1" "ASTER (iRUl'NIIS.
A record crowd is cxpvrin-d to at-
i
‘l‘hc Colonials. who. ll it w yl-alrs ago. i
xpcctl-d lineup for this gumc. which
As this is a benefit game'TOr onc of
87 West Washington Io. Noni-Ill
CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-—Thc White
club was scheduled to play a
The \Vilite Sox only hope of win-
ll"l.l-l\'l'2ll;\.\'l) AFTER THIRD
VH‘TOHY.
S'l‘. l.’il‘lS. .\lo.. Scpl. 2'3.
Slill
l'ugl y. with 29 victories to his ere]
53]) H0.“ Ii “I'NS.
PHILAIH‘ILI’HIA. Sept. 28.——Gcorgc
nd six minutcs of actual playing
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Textile Store
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nuitshlo for Men’s or Lsdies’
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at $1 .75 vd.
. The
Textile Store
136 Washington
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South Norwalk
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NOW AVAILABLE ' :z
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