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CLARENCE E. BRO'I‘HERTON.
‘ Clarence Eugene Brutherton died
yesterday at his home at 11 High
street. Norwalk. The deceased. wilo
was a son of Ira Brothel-ton. was 34
years of age. Death was due to tu«
'berculosis. Funeral services will be
held from the hassle at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The Rev. Wemyss
Smith, rector of St. Paul's Church. will
officials, and interment will be in Nor-
walk, Cemetery.
GEORGE W. BRENNAN.
George W. Brennan, the six woetks’
old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Bren-
nan. of Knight street. died yesterday
from a summer complaint. Funeral
services were held this afternoon, in—
terment being in Norwalk Cemetery.
The Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, pastor of
the South Norwalk Methodist Church.
emulated. '
FUNERAL 0F MRS. B. '1‘. SMITH.
The funeral of Mrs. Bernard T.
Smith, formerly Miss Emma L. Diw
er, of South Norwalk, was held Sat.-
urday afternoon from Trinity Episco-
pal Church. A number of friends of
the deceased attended the services.
ev, Romiliy FpHumphrIes. rector of
the church. officiated. Mrs. Edward
J. Sims sang “Lead, Kindly Light"
and “Abide With Me," accompanied on
the organ by, Mr, Sims. There were
a. large number of handsome floral tri-
butes. The pallbearers were Clare-
man Dixon, of New York; Fabian Sod-
crstrom, James Lester anti Robert C.
Mitchell, of South Norwnlk. The in-
terment. was in the family plot at Pine
island Cemetery.
FUNERAL OF JAMES SMITH.
The funeral of the late James Smith
was held yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock from his late residence, 20 Clay
street. Rev. W. W. T. Duncan offic-
iated. A large delegation of mem-
bers of Douglas Fowler Post. (i. A. 11.,
attended and the pallbearers were
members of the post. Comrades Rus-
sell. Wood. Tammany and Plan. The
interment was in Riverside Cemetery.
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DETECTIVES SEARCHING FOR Gl-
RARO.
Idiiill NEWS NBIBS.
The Ridgetield Republican caucus
will be held on next Monday evening.
New line of colored souvenir post
cards of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Coleman’s.
Leonard Robins has taken a position
in the office of the South Norwalk
Trust Company. ‘
Letter Carrier Julian Main ls taking
11 day off today. Clarence Crofoot is
substituting for him.
C. H. Bayliss has returned to his du-
ties as yard manager for Raymond
Brothers, after a week's vacation.
James R. ,Dickson. of the Crew
Laundry Machine Company, was a vis-
itor in New York today on business.
Judge E. M. Lockwood on Saturday
surveyed the premises in dispute in
the Hayes-Saunders suit, and reserved
his decision,
8. B. Wilson and family, who have
been spending several days in town,
returned yesterday to Yonkers in their
automobile.
Raymond Brothers are. shipping a
quantity of building stone to, Long Is-
1.tnd, where it will be used In the con—
struction of a large dyke.
~Are you protected against loss by
burglars? We write Burglary Insur-
ance. Taylor a: Golden.
Robins Brothers have secured the
contract for the mason work on a large
residence being erected ill New Can-
non for Sturgis Cofiin. Work was
commenced last week.
Stephen Ballss. of 18 Lexington ave
nue, arrived from Bridgeport, Satur-
day at 4:30 p. in, where he was
spending one week at the Hungarian
Sick Benefit Society‘s Convention.
At the close of the mission services
at St. Mary's Church this evening the
' committee on the honor to be giten in
October by Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus, will hold a st-s-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn H. Knapp, of
West street, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
tlrnmmnn. of list-ten. are making a
tour through New York state. and will
visit the Thousand islands and other
places of interest.
~~J. W. Studwcll has twenty pianos.
used slightly. which will be so (1 at plailution as to how tht .
. . .. .. - . r . *y (nine thcro.
'“""ii’i‘...?.§“.-‘al;h.“é..li'*é’e.".i‘.iti“l.“‘ll‘l. Edward Simmer. a boy who says
mm - is N '19 North Main "" ““W mm” "01h 0" Wednesday
32:53.: TIT,” 0' ‘ night and Thursday afternoon. ncnr
H H ' the scene of the murder. was taken
A plan framed ‘(,ornell bicycle WM there today by detectives in the Indie
arrested by Chic! of Police Vollnier that he might lend them to some hid‘
fiflillrilfly "1811(- Tlle machine “’l‘fi 111g place in the woods where Girard
I‘Illll'lii‘d WIIII "being out 0” “I811" may be concealed. Young Steiningcr
The 001100 d0 not know Whelllt‘l‘ “‘9 said that the man he saw on Thursday
owner of the wheel left It 81001“an was walking as ifin a great hurry.
ill the street, or whether it was a 810'
It‘ll IlIi'yt'It‘. WINCH had been iIIchl‘tl- PINE LEtDGE WHIOT CLUB.
ed by ”It? ”WI-n Mrs. G. W. Cram and Mrs. 11. F.
A deal was clbhed at the real estate llishop will be the hostesses at the sea-
ofiicc of ,J. M. Layton. on Saturday evcf sio’n of the pp... Ledge whim cm], to-
nlnl; whereby. Henry Wlmmun “It“ mOI'I'OW afternoon at Pine Point. A
wife. of lietts Place. East Ni’l‘Wfl'k' special trolley car, for the convenience
purchased the 1310110?” M Mr- and Mrs. of the members, will leave front ill
Andrew .l. it‘lclnmlng. 017 1’11"" strcct, front of the Boston Store at 1:30 and
East Norwulk. Mr. and Mrs. Wysmsn from in front of Rogers a Stevens Iii
will IlIIit: poss‘obsion of the property 1:40,
no...
Wanted by New York Police for the
. Murder of Augusta Pfeiifer.
NEW YORK. September 18—~A large
force of detectives today is searching
for Joseph Girard. for whose arrest a
warrant has been issued III connection
with the murder of Augusta Pfeifl‘er,
near the Pelham Road. West Chester.
on Wednesday night. Several reports
of the man‘s movements since Wednes-
day have been received and the detec-
tives hope to find him within 24 hours.
GII‘IIiil‘d'S home is said to be in Nashua,
(iirard is a truck driver and board
ed with Mrs. .lulln R. Mutton on tho
Pclham Road not for from the place
where Miss Pfeilfer's body was found.
The police assert that they found a
quantity of the man's clothing in the
sink in Mrs. Mnlion‘s kitchen and
that she told them that (lirnrd had
changed all his garments, cxccpt Ills
under-clothes. on Thursday morning.
She had found bloodsialns on the
clothes, she said, bill he offered no ox-
nbout October 1.
Robert Vcitch, of South Norwalk.
who was driving a hoarse at a funeral
last Saturday. was taken with a lit.
and had it not been for the efforts of
Undertaker (loorgc W. Raymond.
would, have rolled off the seat. Assist-
ance was soon at hantl and Mr. Voltch
was carried to the Franklin school
property. where he was revived. and
later was able to return to the stable.
-> We will bond. you. Taylor & Col-
dotl. .
The Connecticut IIillllit‘ Wrecking
company of New ilnven lllml a certifi—
cate of incorporation in the office of
the state secretary i" ‘idtly. The object
lit to buy and sell run l'illllIt'. The all-
thorlzod capital In $25,000. divided Into
200 shares at 1100 each. The incorpor-
ntorn are Silas J. Stow, of New Haven;
William S. Chum-y, East Haven; Wil-
liam F. Whitney, 'l‘orrtngton; Horace
ll. Chldsey. East Haven; Frank M.
Btnlcy. New llavcn.
Mrtm N...“ Story and daughter, New I
Rochelle; It. 8. line“. MICtIIt‘IUV/II; 1L,
1“. Raleigh; W. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Connor. Mrs. Van Scan, Burton Col-
chr; R. 11. Jackson: J. C. Jackson.
it, it. Thompson. Carl D. Brandt, .I.‘
M. Dayton. C. A. Williams. P. Luleson.‘
.1. ll. shield. l“. K'Shlold, M. Angeli“
E. C. North. 11. 1’. Brown», New York; ,
W. H. Jennings. Southport; Course Bl.
Flnney. Sheilield‘on-the-Bound; Adolf
Johnson. Greenport; E. 11. Clark. St.
touts: Mrs .1. II. Howell, New ”Men.
were at the Hotel Clifford, recently.
- "his LIN! or?“ I
viscom- MIMVALI or vaults. -
new roan. Sept. 10.—~Arrlvsd: Colored Souvenir
steamer Iceland. from Antwerp, via
OPEN
SATURDAY EVENING
FROM 7 UNTIL 8.
ALL DEPARTMENTS:
GENERAL BANKING.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
CAFE DEPOSIT DEPT.
Merchants take in more cash
on Sallirdny than all other days
combined. Wotlrln’i it be well
to deposit. It. in our strong vaults I
Saturday night and not, carry it
around until Monday?
museum nonwscx
‘rnuo‘r co.
W"- - ' " i 2...... Post Cards
or NORWALK AND more
Our 3mg 5111:2110 Flue . ‘ ”WALK.
{to a Most vslufils remedy for Courts
and Colds. affluent to take and very,
“m".a _ J‘. ‘3‘
TAHOE a serum, ‘ .
4.... ”ma-m . ‘
DUNLAP AN
PLENTY OF
US TO MAKE IT.
THE SUIT.
cons AND RA
NtsHlNos TOO.
grade.
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YOUNG FELLOWS WHO KNOW WHAT'S WHAT IN HATVGT’YLEO
CAN NOW BUY THE CHASE SHAPE IN SOUTH NORWALK. ORIGIN-
ALLY DKOIGNED FOR YALE MEN ONLY. THE DEMAND‘
SMART» BLOCK HA8 SPREAD ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
ALLY WE ARE SELECTED TO DIST RIBUTE 11; IN THIS TOWN.
CHASE DERIIEC ARE $8.
GOOD OLDIO. 5 K. HATS AND VOLK HA
MORE—42 AND 53. ‘
D HARRINGTON BLOCKS, AND A FEW SPECIAL DIv
SIGNS OF OUR OWN. 52 AND 33. ‘
THE COLLEGE 3H APES IN SOFT H
NEW SHADES, FANCY BANDS. $2 AND 83. ’
NOT TOO EARLY TO ORDER YOUR FALL SUIT. IF YOU WANT
BROAD CHOICE OF THE NEW FABRICS, $10 TO .26
ALL THE NEW FALL STYLES IN READY-TO-WEAR SUITC, TOP
INCOATS ARE READY. AND SNAPPY FALL FUR-
from Saturday's cloning ill sympathy
nun—unp- with the Irregular tone of the London
Some people may think that oats are oats. but there
is a difference. If you will mall“ on having grain from
our place, you will get good old clean oats of the best
If your animal could speak you would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
may destroy the good health and appearance of your
horse by a little indifference regarding his feed.
Apex!" ’3 Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘
TB—-NO NEED TO GAY
ATS, ALL THE
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REMEMBER.
FIE-DEVELOPER.
Booksellers, static
REMEDER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND F
-N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE-DEVELOPER.
. We Handle Eastman Film Exclusiveltl
W. P. BEERS’
Engraving, Kodoko, Film Packs and Camera lupplm
49 Wall CL. Norwalk. 8 So. Main CL. 0o. Norwalk.
. When you think of grain \
i think of Hatch.
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Merrill Colleg
Stamford and South Norwalk.
Iicpurtmcnts of
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND,
TYPEWRITING. ENGLISH.
I‘ZN'I‘ICR MONDAY.
Books and Stationery I‘Ix‘ICI'L No cxtras at Merrill.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. ANDéHYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
any.
Telephone Connection.
TIL 10'—
songs.“ Saigon”idlsiéré.‘”lon’Clams. 332%“
Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailu.
CUTBILL’S '
Bridge Fish Market.
FRII DELIVERY.
wagons.
The cuts in mi
very low prices.
This is a boon tide necessity stile. an the
under the terms of their loose. claim the
on: and carriages to storage.
phone or "wright." It is
' I There is nastiness in the village such
' so reigned before the start
Thls Is Your Chance I or the recent peace convention that
W
‘rwemy river and silly Per Cent. Cuts in the rum of w
Nigel. limes. curt-eye. runsbootl. traps. form some and
._ Two--.“ M... l‘nion Pacific and Eric.
OFFICE PRACTICE A!“ C & F CO 30‘s; 36% 31} 361/4,
REBH STOCK OF VELOX,
Nichols Underwear Company.
a: now occupied by these was-
Tho whole stock must go in a tow days now.
can are startling. If you desire to price a
really o remarkable charm to buy
lily.“ 1.1,. . . A . .
LUTHER M, ,,
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
is guaranteed to cure dyspepsia.
It restores the digestive Juices
and strengthens the stomach. If
yours is a light case, it will
quickly relieve and care you.
Chronic cases are easily cured.
bill of course the treatment is
necessarily longer. We refund
tile money in every case wilerfi
it does not prove satisfactory.
Price 509 and $1.00 bottle.
Ihetllifford Pharmacy.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALI. 1n.
'moomouuomom
Maples & Goldschmidt 00.
(Inset-porous.)
COMMISSION 08011188.
Doctors In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
twat-u C Corbett llook. 8o. Norwalk.
TODAY IN 'WALI. I1 REIT.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. mat few
market at the opening today. hilt the
majority showed moderate stains and
there was an active absorption
throughout the list. The Wabash dc»
benture ll bonds advanced 1 3-4. Min-
neapolis. St, Paul and Saull. Ste Ma-
rie 1 1-4. Northern Pacific and Repub-
lic Steel about a point and Canadian
,Paclilc and 'i‘cnnessee Coal large frac-
tions.
WALL STREET. 11 II. m.——i’ressure
against the market was suspended
when the aggressive bull manipulation
in Reading was renewed. That. stock
was rushed up 2% to 122. There was
a decided Improvement in value all
around. N. Y. Central. which has been
repressed a point. more than recover
ed the loss. New Haven gained six and
several other stocks rose front 1 to
1%,. Active buying of the list ceased
and Reading reacted to under 121.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——'I‘he mar-
ket was inclined to sag and reaped
little benefit from the strength that
developed at Intervals in special
Around- 1 o'clock- there was
more general pressure against, St. Paul,
-- TODAY’I OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private mm or
The Maples a Goldschmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swarts I; Corbett
Block. South Nornlk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amla Cop 82% 811 82% 821,11
Am Loco 52 021.5. 51% 52%
Am Smelt 1271.4 128 120% 1271.9
Am Sugar 1397;} 1397.4. 130% 139%
A 'I‘ It. S Fe 011/. 9114 91 91
A '1‘ 6’: S ii‘ pf 1013 101'» 105 105
llullo & 0hl01131/4 1131.4 112%} 1127,;
Il'klyn R 'I‘ 09% 00% 09% 09%
(Thus & Ohio 58% 5914 58% b9
(th dz N W 210% 216% 215% 216%
(ill (1t West ill-'13 22 21% 21%
Ch M & St 1’ 179% 180 179% 180
lol it‘ & l 43% 44% 43% ~14
Col South 28 28% 28 28%,»
(ion (lull 18:1 183 183 183
Del it; Hnd 219% 219% 218% 218%
Eric 51-1; 51% 51% 511%
Erie lst pf 82% 82% 82% 82%
(len Rice 183 183 183 183
Ill Central 180 182 180 181
Lou d‘t Nash “149% 101% 149% 151
Mot Ht Ily 128 128 127% 127%
Molt (lent. 23% 24 23% 23%
M K & 'I‘ 84% 84% 84% 34%
M K & T pf 71% 71% 71% 71%
Mo Pacific 108% 108% 107% 107%
N Y Central mots 15m 1491a 150%
Nor! & West 80 801,4. 80 80%
Cut it West 05 05M. 547,1. till
Pac Mall 45 46 46 16
14371. 140% 148%“ 144%
10th 104% 103% 104%
Reading 119% 121% 119% 121
Rep Stool 2:1 23% 22% 22%
Rock Island 31% 31% 8117.4. 83%
lIub Goods 341‘ 30% 341% 35%
8011 I13! Ct) 110% 311% 311%, 3011.
80!! Ry (20 [1110114 101% 101% 101%
Tom C. it I 87 87% 87 87%
Texas Pas , him :17 110% «'1th
Union PM 182% 133% 182% 132%
II 8 Rubber 60% 68% 00% 01%
Ii 8 Steel 37 87V. 30% 37
II 8 Steel pf 104% 10m. 104% 101%
Wabash 200i. 24 ‘A 23% 21
Wabash pf 44%, 45% 44% Ill
Went Up '1‘, 04% 04% 94% 04%
“Win Cent 82 32 82 32
PORTSMOUTH.
There is at has down at Portsmouth.
there is quiet In New Hump.
lake the stillness ofthc farmhouse as
they light the evening lamp.
enlisted every heart.
There is noiselessneu in plenty, there
is lauiiuds to bum.
There is Just the sort of placidness for
which the Quakers yearn.
And the 11049011110“ pervading every
corner of the plans
Ought to bring a smile of glutinous to
each int if police lover's face.
Silence? Why. it you listen you can
hour the fennel gov
"firm the cobbles in . o pavement of
that villus staid and slow:
Silence? Should a «Moon’s korchlst
. fell upon her Member floor
,All the town would be plotted at the
, sud-n. 00-foot mar;
Item? if you never it to its
M1 '11! M -
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a newer arr-ultras is new.
, I’. . shims. »
.
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CLOTHING and SHOES ‘ . .
Howsven earnestasrtc we MAY a: oven oun CLO-
‘ero mo seesaw: oo nor wsur To so or in THE
AIR. you can car Just As soon ccornmo as” otiao. "
our YOU WILL HAVE 70 car rr FROM AN sxcLusiva cue-
rom TAILOR, mo PAY EXCLUSIVE emcee son THEIR LA-
son. oven ous PRICES. PERFECT FITTING surrs Ar MON- .
sv sAvmo PRICES. ' - .
COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY BAND. ”
FOR SOFT HATS, 25 AND 50 CENTS. FALL SHOES ARE REA" \
DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. THE CHASE DERBIEB ARE v . .-
HERE.
SELLEGKL & PRICE.”
new 'ro FOOT ourrrrraas. .- “it ,
u WASHINGTON STREET. scum mamas." f 1
Telephone Cali 324-2. I ,. it ~-,. lo; ‘ H .
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’h',
1
Large Green Peppers for Stuffing ’5‘
. and Pickling Purposes,
Sc doz. 2 doz. 15o I
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. "—4.
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Special Sale on Flour This Week
Tube Rose Flour bag 750 bbl. $5.75 " ,.
Pillsburys, Jones, Ben I-Iur Flour,
Bag 80c Barrel $6.35
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
4| FORT 01'.
[ACT NORWALK. OT.
TIL. 3H.
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO. NORWALK, CT.
TIL. 20—8.
EYES BHlINlllimw-mm»:
AOCORDINGLY-
Often one attribute. I took of slums-o of vision to Ml.
when his gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not be well to ”0
your eyes examined costar '
IT'S FREE.
0. E. Jackson.
ovum. Domino.
an.“
II WALL ITRIIT.
‘ NORWALK. O’I'o
me_m_m ... m- .... a. ...
line” You iii ii the Latest? ~
It's all over town. 'i'Itcy say Raymond has the best Coal. We
heartily concur in that opinion. Wt: think we have the largest and
bust stock. lint don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. it it's all rlght. ‘
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are hcrc to do business. '
Toll-phone 113-3.
I ‘ .
Raymond Bros
stillness) liking}; dilation; w.;‘;na fiction 02;}. on e
not shout. . deficit the night.' Tho-9:30 shawl!
-—s. W.Clllllsn in Baltimore American. the room used by the employee mitt.
m in in an exposed condition. Man J ’ . X
GUIBTI C? PRICIDINT 1100!!» Die have access to the room by.”
your. ‘ Isth- ’
p and night. The watchman m.
ovsrns DAY. 1.. 1., Ruptemher iii. room It I O'clock this months-«M
“guaranty of the my, and Mrs. noticed nothing unusual. it is we,
Charles J. Bonaparte will be guests in the barrier used a heavy 11mm: “‘2
the President and Mrs. mmlfell'fl 1'“ WNW “My before MIMI” Wt
tonight dat mml‘ierhooIth’l'It'I' olr'rive lub~ . .
on e lspatc an n. mm W a
Mar Maggi}, Affiarrt’gr 'q‘j‘mngr gm, HOUOII IUNNED IN WILLINANTIG:
wnroo onto auto ow , “'r'.
York chronic to Washington. auntilitnot’mutymhmgffi
hotethis afternoon Cir Cheetos. 1A~ Clioblnson occupied y Joseph '.
Ink Chou. Chinese minister. will me» tin and family in Columbia mgfl‘
sent to the president Knox Tel Blah. seed “,3, today 1, fire the
the temporary consular of the Claim family hell: m5”, ed ”’3“ in
931mm "in “it? to 11113311"; night sloth as. rite lire mm
o in y as an as oy o it -
the meant peace conference. when porosity "mm “m “m .011
China suited for representation at. the '
conference because of her important
interests in the m procession.
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