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THE MAN’S SHOP
all ”This Men’s Shop" are com—
ing in and going out rapidly
for two reasons:
1. A Mighty Good Hat
In Qualilyl
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b. Ill Style
c. In Make
A .Fair Price
$3.50
(Dr $3.85 Lined)
"TI/E MAN'S SHOP"
U‘osieiioli: @‘ifieara
5. Norwalk. Conn.
2.
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NOB PRINTING
south Roi-wills
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YOU SHOULD MAKE
CERTAIN YOU’LL BE WARM
WE'RE reliably informed that
cold weather's coming. You know
that your home needs the Installa-
tion of a new heating system and
you are quite reliably informed that
we are the proper plumbers to at-
tend to that matter.
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
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2 Flax Hill Road.
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‘ Tel. 2978.
OLD CARS ‘
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
. 1310 North Avenue
.7 ’ Between Oak and Center St.
‘ Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5588-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
F L O.R‘IST
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays
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and Floral Designs.
Rowland M. Beach .
m. 3140 1! France 93
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airmen.
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veral gentle
amine. as us
more‘coal than we have."
Then live in the kitchen.
for our family.”
' Then—here we are—put
dining room and living room.
.. up”...
Go live with your wife's folks.
“But our. kitchen '3 too small
in French Doors between the
threatened within
“Nay they haven't I any
That’s the joker in the deck. sin with all the dignity at
our command we suggest French Doors, beautiful and eco-,
nomical.
How about Storm Sash ‘l_
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The Hatch £9?
Johns~Manvllle and Bird .1 son Roofing.
Sheetroeit and Celotex Wall fi’ards.
Bailey N GO.
FORD OWNERS
' Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x31y§
Cord Tire at ,$ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever Oder-ed.
S. L Benedict . ,
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann E4 Co., Inc.
Street, South Norwalk
rm new“!
81 Washington
PIG" 1405
What You Want is
MEAT SATISFACTION
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’lhls you are guaranteed if you buy our meals.
, order for any kind of meat.
Give us your
“’0 lmvcit.
Courteous Treatment —— Prompt Service
‘ FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street '
. Phone 1340
South liorwalk
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
PURITAN SKIN-BACK HAMS ........ .. 27c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS
Solid Lean Corned Beef . . . .
StewingBeef..=...........
cocoons-..-
.............. 15clb.
......... .16clb.
22cm.
62
StewingLamb................ ........... 15.5115.
Visit our Fruit and Vegetable Dept. at 4.3 Main St, Norwalk.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
. 89 and 4.3 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and flailroad Avenue. 80. Norwalk.
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. UMBRELLAS
Correct styles in Umbrellas with a variety of handles.
and imitation amber lips and stubs to match handles.
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AT sees—Women's Silk Umbrellas, in Black, Navy, Green and Purple ‘
AT $4.25—A fine quality Gloria Silk. tape edge. .
AT ”sap—The “Storm Hero" which defies any storm to put it out or
commission.
AT $2.98 and $2.00—Servlceable and good looking cotmn Umbrellas.
AT stall—Children's School Umbrellas.
_88 Washington St.
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PARIS. Dept. 26.(Assocated Press).
“The controversy over the dramatic
finish of the Georges Mutter-Bat:
fling Slkl fight continua and the for-
mer's manager. Dem!“ . Fem in
his ,8Ppeals to the toxins. Federation
for a. reversal o! the judges’ decision
awarding the victory to the Senega-
lese. ‘ ‘
Many at those Who have seen the
motion picture film or the contest
maintain that Carpontier was clearly
tripped by his opponent. Victor Brey-
er. one of the Judges is one of those
taking this'vlew. but he expresses the
belief that such a foul by Slki could
not have ameeted the outcozne. as Cer-
penticr was already a beaten mu. '
Some of the neWSpaper experts say
i} 18 possible the Federation may yet
award the bout to Carpentier. In any
other meeting between his protege and
Slkl as soon as possible. ’
Georges now bears few marks or
the beatlnk he suffered. but his physi-
cians are keeping him in bed because
of his sprained ankle and fractured
right hand. He broke the hand on
Slkl's skull. ,
“He has a hard head. that negro."
says Georges. "I was Wrong in trying
to get him by those hooks to the jaw."
The majority of French sportsmen say
Carpentler should retire. but only at-
tcr a final match in which to re-
establish his reputation as a brilliant‘
fighter. ‘ '
Georges himself is not considering
retiring and scoffs at statements that
he is planning a. stage career. He is a.
boxer, he says. and intends to remain
one “as long as I have the urength to
put Up my fists." .
Meanwhile the victorious Siki is
looking {or new heights to conquer,
and althbuzh he is~ a. light-heavy
weight: has his eyes on Jack Demp~
scy’s crown. . .
His manager realizes that. in order-
to get a hearing with Dempsey, Sikl
must prove his mettle against one at
the leading men of his class in
America.
He has refused. however. an offer of
$20,000 to meet Harry Wills, counter—
log with a demand for‘ 1,100,000
francs guarantee.
NEW YORK. Sept 26.——Battllng
Slki, the Senegalese b‘oxcr. who has
risen to sudden pugilistlc fame by his
knockout or Georges Curpentier. Wu
beselged today by otters from New
York fig-ht promoters ‘for bouts with
American opponents here. His man-
ager. M. Hellers. has at least three
propositions under consideration.
Tex- Rickard. after receiving a,
cablcgmm from Heller‘s, expressing
willingness to bring 39M to this coun-
try after January 1. cabled an otter to
match the Senegalese with any promi‘
ucnt light heavyweight. including
Harry (hen, the American title holder,
Gene Tunney, former champion. or
Tom Gibbons. St. Paul boxer. Richard.
however, said he had made no finan-
cial proposition to Sikiond would not
do so pending a. reply.
In addition. Dave Driscoll. match-
makcr‘ for Ebbetts Field. has cabled
an offer or $160,000 for Slkl to box
Harry Wills. negro challenger tor Jack
Dempsey's heavyweight title. on Oct.
12. and Thomas F. O'Rourke. match-
maker-for the Republic A.,C.. has put
in u. bid ot,$25.000 for a contest with
either Wills or Greb. preferably the
latter. some time in October. at the
Polo Grounds. 0
Meanwhile, the only indication of
sikl‘e attitude toward any of these of—
fers wascontalnvd in cable dispatches
quoting his manager as rejecting
O'Rourke's terms and demanding
1.100.000 francs. or $83,000 at the cur-
rent rate of exchange. for the. Arr-h
can's end of the purse. “k
The agreed opinion in boxing circles
was that it the Senagelese agrees to
box in this country. it will be against
an opponent in the light heavyweight
class. VVllls. weighing around 210
pounds. it was pointed out. would have
an unusual advanl e over the 174-
pound Sikl should they be matched.
NEWS -
Sept. 26.-——The New
York Giants today sire champions-of
the National League for the tenth time
in their career. Eight of these tri-
umphs have occurred since 1904 un-
der the indomitable
John Joseph McGraw and this year's
victory came after a typical McGraw
finish—4:. battling drive in which the
club landed on top despite the less of
its star twlrler, Phil Douglas. the
collapse of the rest. of its mound staff
and in the face of an eleventh hour
menace in the form of the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Long George Kelly lashed out the
hit that scored Frankal/Frlsch with. the
winning run in the tenth inning ot a.
tense struggle mm the St. Loulo Cards
and remove all trace. of mathemati-
cal uncertainty in the pennant chase.
The final score was 5 t0‘4 and Bill
Ryan. who relieved McQaillan in the
tenth, received credit for the victory.
NEW YORK.
Browns by three and a. half games
and needing but one more victory to
clinch the American League title, can
not settle {h elssue before Thursday.
when they open a. three game series in
Bostoru
after that _ with W'sshlngtou. The
Browns will complete their season with
a. three game series with the Chicago
White 86):, beginning Fridayf The
best the Browns could' obtain is a. tie,
whlc ,would' result only if they win
theYanks drops.“ of theirs.
'Wlth the world series thus a. prac-
tical certainty as an all New York at-
fslr..’pls.ns for the annual classic call
for its opening on Wednesday, Octo—
so am minim
‘ mt Tum Fallen.“ 7 -
ham-:csnyon'n er of Bin:
Minimum
case Descamps is set upon having an- -,
ARE BHAMPlilNS "
leadhrshlp of '
The Yankees. leading the St. Louis *
They have one more game ,
all ofy‘thelr temalning'games While.
her 4,‘ with the Giants as the “home W
clubxf Games will be played on euc- .
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The most popular
Russian Crepes
'Oanton Crepe $3.00
Crepe de Chine ..... . $1.50, $1.75
Belding’sorepedechiue
A Complete Line of : Linings
Including Skinner Satins with cotton backs, Venetians, Sateen and quilt-
..éed linings in an endless variety of colors.
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SEE THE NEW LADIES’ HAND BAGS IN THE WINDOW. ».
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fabrics and latest shades for those new gowns.
Belding'sSatins
Belding‘s charmeuse ............. $3.00yd.
FiguredRadium Silks
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cessive days unless a seventh game is
necessary to decide the championship.
In that event. a lapse of a day would
occur between the sixth and seventh
contests.
In the only other National League
game played yesterday, Cincinnati
trounced Philadelphia 10 to 3, and
climbed to within a fraction of a. per-
centage point of the Cards in the bat—
tle for third place.
SOUTH NOIHXALK METHODIST
GREECE NOTES.
Tomorrow evening in the church the
Epworth League will hold its first fall
devotional, business and social meet-
ing. Freeman B. Minion will preside
at the meeting. The devotional period
of the meeting will be led by the first
vice-president. Miss Lucy Baddeley.
and will have for its subject a chapter
in a recent book. The social program
will be directed by Marshall E. Hoyt.
recreational vice-president. Irving
Dikeman. second and third _\'ice-presi—
dent. is working for a fine attendance
at this first meeting. All young peo~
ple of the church are invited to attend
and are assured 8. worth while even-
lng'.
Mid-week service will be held on
Thursday evening- at 7:45 o'clock. A
surprise is in store for attendants at
this meeting. It should be largely at-
tended. .
Important matters are to be taken
up at the- meeting of the Men's Chrls~
iian Induarial League on Friday
evening at 8 o'cloek. The active as-
sistance. and participation of every
member of the league. is desired at
once. And it is hoped that. no mem-
ber will be unnecessarily absent from
this meeting on. Friday evening.
‘ LOUGHRAN BEATS SHADE
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26.—Tom-
my Loushran, Philadelphia middle-
weight. outpointed George Shade, Los
Angeles, lnba fast eight round bout
last night. Loughran was the aggres-
sor and had the advantage in every
round except one.
A SWEET ”TILE
BABY Bill
Makes hBright Spot in Every
Home. A Comfort in
Years to Come '“
Park Ra . hihmesom—“I have
em — Lydia E. Pink'-
. ’s Vegetable
3;? ' ITWpamshep I
a _ or
and beggeand after
my marriage. I now
have a sweet little
bah hay sud. will
sufler before their babies are born.” -—
Hrs: Wu. Johnson, Box 155, Park
prds, Minn.
To and arrive at middle a
without ( dren is a will“ m8;
meat to many women. of Eli: joy
and other-women have in their
children as they gmrolder.
Lydia E. Plukhun’s Vegetable ~ Com-
pound has he! to bring great happi—
ness to man ' ‘
AUTO REPAIRIN G.
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Game
Tomlin. .17 18 Raymond sum
Death Nor-work. 09“-
o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Oflice A. D. Morgan.»
Hardware Store. South Norwslk
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobacconists
WE RECOM M EN D
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Shapiro Bros.
5 we cross
Something for,
Everybody in the Famili-
123 wssnmcron’ STREET
so. NORWALK, com
into Bodies. Fenderg .fl.
Lamps, Repaired and JL
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LORD ROMEO . Made ‘0 0rd“
Mild Havana Blend Welding let-ll cl! an ‘1‘
5c Each; is
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8c——2 for 15¢ VICTOR WESELY
48 Milt 3‘. Phone 3”
Mansekemo Block ' Tel. 1581
Men’s All Wool Serge GUARANTEE TRUNK
Suits—$17.50 AND UMBRELLA CO.
Young Men’s Sport Model '
All Wool—$16.50 Now introducing a full line of
GOTTLIEB’S “mm“m“
, At Most Reasonable Prices. '
12 South Maln ’52. 8o. Norwalk 9 No. Main St. So. Nos-walk;
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
43 Chestnut Street
Telephone 11644
Sewer, Water Work, Masonry
Concrete Walks. Road Work
'Grading and Rock Exoavation
Orders Solicited
Estimates given on all kinds of
Contract Work. \‘Vork solicited
and or'ders {given prompt attention.
sun-...
Old Friends "at the Old
Pnce
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars' . They are the best cigars
made at that price.
Spark Guards K
and Fenders“
Should be works of art as well as
object of use.
The .modern fireplace calls for
this kind which can/be found at
k this store. Also Andirons. .
A. D. Morgan
PARFUMS JONCAIRE
PARIS
We have added a new line of Im-
ported Toilal, Specialties which in-
clude Face Powder,_ Talcum, Day
Cream. Night Cream:st Pertum. e.
. These are exceptional high grade
quality and moderately priced.
We. feel sure you will be pleased
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Dol'lon House
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Macaro' hi or Spaghetti, 8:: pkg
Ammonia, Quart Size,
Special ........ 25c Bottle
Star Naptha Washing Powder.
25c, cut to ............ 18:
Pure Cider Vinegar, bot., 130
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal, 456
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goods, rags. papers, 1 “1
second-hand goods.
have. Price scoot-mus“
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