the head of a young woman
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. V Oll‘l‘UARY NOTIB.
"“ nruuLL M. BALL. ‘I
The llrst death in Norwallt 'from
d_lphtberia in quite a long time on.
"curred yesterday, when that disease
claimed Ethel M. Bell. the eight-year-
' L.%LV
I‘ struction or a dry dock at Porto ”ou-
:3 new trinity Nov. a.-wutum" ‘J.
{not lubed e
um Nita
some sections of the button
aim of thin country daring to
two years. L
WI
GOMTBUGTIDN OF A DRY DOCK.
NEW YORK Nov. tl.~«-Cepntln R. D.
Chllband of the Voneouolan Navy. u.
rived here teddy from Canon'pg to en-
suite on American tlrm In t e
h”ago the lied on I
can quite prevalent In I
whit
epaot.
belle.
VETERAN AVOTORV DIAD.
I Mayne. 1.th yflemu actor. died at
is home cit eL iii no in [attention the:
iludson. at: 5: to unlock thin morning
Death was due to Brigyt'a disease.
IIx'rnth‘or windfiyv—L-dust tiles. and it
you; dork surly. . ‘
ycold wormed—overcoat weather.
L’i‘h‘e Weather in a little bleak-—
With the short days come the
Speakinc of Overcoato, have
you seen those hobby, stylish.
ready-to-wear ones of the “Wash
inztoii Company make? V
To see them confirms all the
good we speak for them. .
From $15.00 up.
field thousands
thread of Boxli L
white and fully; lorlymhndos to chaos e from
19 indies Wide ....
n..a.---cn ou...~--
N084 AND sVoAza'rrn Bumping. ' LL ‘ J
Boxbay “Nevertear” Silk.
‘ yfinrs ago we lntrp ducod Boxbay "Nevertoar" Silk to our customers. Since that’
with or this popu lar fabric and every yard has proued satisfactory to the wearer.
’ Bill: is pure silk. this is the secret of its Noyertenr finality.
Ito-er.sonar-iinturoui.”
1,“: : L
4
r!
t‘ :1
Haskell Silks. ' *
time 14 have
Every
We have it qultne of black and
e .
1 “toilet at the bottom 0! Oldi‘inhshter of Mr. and Mrs» Winfield Piano mid SOIlflV Recual Ollie" 800“ ““05 from "0 “PI The celebratedVHaskell Silks, this is without any question the best American Silk mode. L~__NotL a com-
arb'or ye'sterday. to be Leon Ba N Stawberry Hill avenue. The L. platnt as to their color or wearing‘qu ultties in the tifteen years tbatme have bison selling them.L They are an
yMedlcal Examiner Francis .Chiié Was ill tor a period of three Dr. and M'V'SV- 190”!”th 09°” Monti”. Wednelday and honest stilt at an honest price. Gros Grains, Taffetas, Peon dc Sole, Penn de Cygne, Satin Duchess. wilisine, ‘at-
r» weeks. Owing to the. nature of the Saturday Evenings. wan in stock. . L y Y. L '
‘ ' the official luvestlga on
suit 9 mystery scheduled fOl
The local authorities declared-
I theflowsrd street nuderta'lr
to. lishment where it was taken
Ctely alter its recovery from
Him. Morris Nathan, who but
he City Hospitax since he was.
charge of abortion in con
ith the Lease. was expected to
n court today. It was also
‘by District Attorney N. J
to ask the Sun'olk county
luv to return indictments or
L so of abortion against Nath-
loin E. Howard and Louis W.
Ltd. who are under arrest in
W York city, and Dr Percy D. Mc-
_ only person closely connected with
e oath of Miss HGeary who had not
sell apprehended, was Mrs Mary
Deane the alleged manager or the
xbnry establishment where the girl
L whom they continued
L . search today.
Medical Examiner Ilntils visited the
undertaking establishment wbere the
_. body rested shortly after 9 o'clock to
day. Aftcrmaking a superficial ex-
animation of. the head. he immediately
proceeded to police headquarters for u
consultation with the officials. He
declined to make any statement ru
gorillas e case.
Among those with whom the medi-
cal. examiner conferred was District
L Attorney Sughme. The grand jury
fun Sufiold county opened its (ielibmu
tloli's today for the November sitting
and the district attorney was called
’ from the grand jury room to consult
with Dr. Harris.- Afterwards it was
. Vaulted at tile tilllco of the district at
I homey that the circumstances of the
death of Susanna (leery would not be
considered by the Jurors today at-
‘ Week and a report made.
' Superintendent Pierce announced
today that as soon as extradition pa-
' pérl were issued from the governor's
03th he would return to New York
With Chief Watts in order to-escmt
to this city Louis W. Crawfotd and
William E. Howard under or rest there
~ on the change of disposing of the body
. of the chorus git-L Superintendent
I_ Pierce said:
”We regard the cone of the death
of Miss (teary us practically complete
and explained. We expect. to be able
to prove the charges mndc against the
Various persons under arrest." .
[utter In the day it wns thought pos-
sible that. the (ivory ruse might be
I reached before night by the grand
jury. A chait of the «loud girl' s teeth
mode to be need no evidence In
none. Arrangements were made
i visit to the undertaking rooms
l‘ii. Genry, the dead giil' s mother.
ards the bond was to be sent
, H vard Medical School where
din lnlng. parts of the body are
_Lih-_ohargo of Prof. Whitney.
——
When Grace nd ‘ ' . ~‘ .
infinitimfi 1233:5233, osimhlioivmi'fii? ‘ She "3%1titeitsi'3é IonVljlm 1 row:s The only store in The Nurtvaiks that fiction competition. lic- cpunt. 'o' '5 ':0 g- ‘3
mtlei‘lio wir‘ittarnriz‘ial‘mpngnm‘3:113:15 “m and ham '3’ y iausr We manufacture our own goods in .\cw York City and sell to i i i i i ‘ ‘
hunting 1mm”. and uh. rm“ And darn my socks. and Dl'css my the] urgent dcpartuwnt stores in the tountr). \I‘i'e retail in our .. .L .4.-
. r fribndo uic anticipating n game And ::tniaflzdigzala- Bundqy table storm. for much less than the rest of the slums in tpwn have to pay ' ‘ i f
HMNI‘; w in L
his new position mi shipping
tlhc Homes. Keeler and Sol
~ here from Pittsburg to one
he is at liberty under $20 .000,
2 though thismight be done later in the L
disease, the funeral was held this
morning, Interment being in Nor-walk
Cemetery.
ing at 10: 30 o'clock and will he pri-
vate. '_ L
c
. ,CHARLES S. RAYMOND.
Charles S. Raymond. 'brother of 0s-
car W. Raymond of East Not-walk,
died at his home in Montague. Mass"
Friday, aged seventy-seven yenro. De-
ceased was bor in New Canaan and
lived there the greater part. of his life
FUNERAL 01“ W. R. GILBERT. L
The funeral of the late William R.
Gilbert was held yesterday afternoon
at. 0 :30 o'clock from his home in Plea»
snnt. avenue East waaik. Rev. Ed»
Ccmetry. Many handsome floral trilr
utes were received.
FUNERAL 0P WlLlilAM ZIMMER-
MAN...
Funeral services own the remains of
William Zimmerman, who fell dead
last week while fightitug fire in the
woods near his home. was held yestor.
dny afternoon from his. late residence
in Fillow street. near North Taylor
uvcnue. Tile Rev. ROI oiliy F. llumllll
rice. rector of Trinity Church othclnt-
ed and selections werti rendered byn
delegation from the A. Ion Singing So
cloty. There were driingntions in nt-
tendnuce also from knights Fowler
Post and tho Cigar M: kers‘ Union. in-
terment was ,nt Riverside Cemetery.
FUNERAL or c. 1); BERTRAM. .
The funeral of Chaiuncoy .l). Bor-
tram. who died as rceulli of Injuries re-
ceived from being bit- by n train at
Burton, was held yesteu-day afternoon
from the Durien Methodist Church.
“to body was taken in Berlin for
burial. last night. “
SELL AMERICAN TOYS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.—— American mauv
ufactnrers of novelties, combatting
conditions which, it in mid. nilow
Germany and France to sell sixty llt‘l’
cent. of their toy output it the Unit
ed States, and German y to ell in Am-
ericn more paper novelties than are
used in Europe. will hold ttbelr first.
annual show in the Coliseum ut. Chi-
cago December 14-25. it is l lie inton-
tton of the manufactm'ers to it how the
world their goods in comparis on with
those from Europe. The shun ' I! un-
der the management of Eugene Pierre
Marco, a Frenchman, who has dt. :octcll
similar exhibitions in Europe.
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Mrs. Head’s School.
W. P. Beer's. South Main street;
South-L Norwnlk.
05 ‘PH lllilS,
liti Washington 8t, 80. Norwalit.
coiiirnfieuir‘ CLOTHING co.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF V588 sue
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.—The ll‘i' nes-
sia. from Glasgow and Movllle its ro-
portcd by wireless as having mused
Nantiuket Lightship at 10: iii a.
A SUMMER BOLAnoEfli.
One day 1‘ was the happiest. man
shoot, '
d’hote
:When We got back to where the
trolleys slam;
And then to show: how bold and
Inuit ‘ sun. nun
EUPYHIGHT BLUTHlM} Cl].
6 North Main St. 50. Norwalk.
LL;, own 1. it h arin a ward Cunningham officiated. The at- _
W 2,59%?751‘3 $261,” infiilctm‘entis tendunce was large. many being un- LEATHER LOCAL COMIC
twinned; steps at once will be 2W9 til vildott int? Itge house ‘llnld! war“: and others.
V V iti i ompe 0 0 rain reveien y n L
5,5,5 3%?Efiivgfi 5:31,: 82:59 0 front yard during the services. The Nowhere under the POST CARD ALBUMS
it police expressed the belief that remains were interred in Riverside all prices
sun can yen "purchase
elicit Clothing at the pric-
es we are selling these
Suits. we are the man-
ufacturer; of all the gar-
ments we are' selling, or
.‘it would be impossible to
give you such prices.
$7 It to
lists Suits 51 ii Sill in line
I’mlng lltn's Suits,“ 6 Sill liflii’h‘S
Buy of the i‘nanufac-
turer. That is us.
The Foils Clint and Suit not?
LOUIS UDELM AN Proprietor.
33 Son th Main street,
Iquth Norwallt.
rest ml the slum
I
for gnmln .it wholesale and our make and style is superior to the
tonic lllltl be convinced
.1
Pas-t“ Cards
_ in your bin is worth two at the
prepared for strenuous weather-f-
u
Special Black Tafi'etta Silk.
"Arent you carrying things with a.
high band?"
“Sometimes It's a high hand.” on-
swered the South Anioiicnn president.
"and then again sometimes it's only a
bluff. "~—-Waoblngton Slur
TRIS'I‘RAM e HYA'I'I', NORWALK, my
‘u
v.
oy’ had. no donbe whatever that -----— HILLSIDE NORWALK
L “twig?“ would “Lima the had MILDRED “NO“ P id E N 10th ‘ 8.15 I in order to attract special ntto ntion to our Silk Department we will offer for one woeironly a special value
a n gimma enry e Mildred Finch, aged ”"63 years, r oy v0. ov. . ocloek. in 36 inch illuck Taffeta. This Silk is u quality regularly sold at $1.39. Our price $1.00 r‘.
trait iggg‘gbgigucglfoguz $3 c222 guano; (in Mrs. Charles Finch, of as SWIM. i ogeilifigh - .L .. ‘ wit
it u n n street. died this morning ' ' ‘ -
mar Gerry thus would be pom an attack of diphtheria. ‘Tho - “GREG and His MUSIC. ” m rm
The NW1 remained 0W funeral will be held tomorrow morn “ch73 75¢..." 3.4. 55 th. “of. 5, FURNlSHER.
wn. . A summons
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan .llock. 134 Washington It.
“out tor Crescent Laundry.
WW
' CUT GLAss’
eow1.e. catsnv TRAYS, OIL
BOTTLES, WATER ears.
son son oisnas, arc.
Suitable for Wedding Presents“
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELER.
40 Well St. Norwalk, Conn.
iiiiii
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SPEAKING Von COAL: thon
coal yard. when the blizzards
come.
For every reason you should be
and let’it be good cool, too.
Our Coal is good; we are wait-
ing for the word. '
lilfl FBI ills lilili ill.
it pay
to do your. shopping in this
store.
We ofier you 'op-
portunities that no other
concern can immitate'f Un-
der our Vroof yon V Can: buyr
everything you uped—en-
tire outfits for vourselfiand
family, as well as Funni-
ture for yourtentiro house.
N o moneyre‘quired' at the ‘
time of purchase.
Yéur
300d name is good enough
guarantee for us. Come
in and try a, charge no.-
H. KRIEGER &
”H3. 509 per yard.
4K
{grimly store. this morning ”WW 1 am ' Waiits - . L. 30c up to $10.00
WWW. I ”'33:" “WW“! mil“ “w ‘v' \ Ladice' Coats ..... $5.98 up to 850.00 M
.. .......... A malty lay Was lilnd enough to ' ‘ Skirts $1.98 up to 3:6-00 - «it ' I V
L; I: """ “‘9 l ‘ RainCoats.................. .6 1.00 " “‘“w” "
You . And 8mm," in from a slimy. watery S it 889.9 t?‘ 5, Short and to the Point-31; ber- "How many times ‘ your huebend
I y L But Orzovem“ u I [798 $30.00 Haircut? Yes. sir. How wi you been under the lint tiling"
' . hog?» ne' ill“ adorn my happy Evening 60W!“ _ . . . , . . , “$30.00; go 59500 t [than it';‘ Both 11 t 1, “Dear me, ! don-ignow; but hes
, L was - o or. accrue on accustom to It that ho
$;M0ney? Not-.5235“, min when x [prget to ‘. Children: Coats . $1.98 to $10.00 ‘ Bugger—EP-you mean hair and lies down to be operation on every
fi ‘ war time he see doctor. hi ~
7' .. 3h” "“9“ me all All. hearth "0m ' ' FURS’thet we guarantee at .. .. $5.98 to $30.00*' Grouch-No hair and convermuont ord- i-ieratd.Va a L. 4.. :9 “I” me
it now and live on less who to mule ' V
are master—begin to Amie ”3"“ my itinerant “’9‘“ m ‘ We walks for stout ladies to order without extra ciiau :- and
L . 8' I
capital that. will one Oh. SI? t:ling country landocauVoV' fore guaranhie “I perfect fit
1“.th so wall;
‘ more shall stumps and bani-v
(tern bruise my feet --
We more thy thorny thiltlee be my
I
touts Udoln'ian. - - ' '- Clothier and furnishor
y Joy at leaving thee i contwt trill.
i
,1 out: ‘83:,“ to mm the trusts “a :26 Washington Street (next door to Poet Office) LBotith Norwelkr
’ independence to you.
lie it wise move if you
1, Savings Account with
V: bruit-«where your ‘
absolutely onto and”
Extra.
litraj.
‘.'-'-:.;-:-:-Tu:-:-:-:tier-:I2-1-2-3-1-1a3-:n'o:-:u:-,
or in 9‘s .7 ”L; dNO .‘a have“? the at t rise in town. at “so ’Ahmthe host
1‘ o d ‘ r '0 It-
a an unioieno “d clear For stunt-t clothes call. to see us as we give you the best for i stiff“ raiSIqufi-mgihny $12: :23“ lqweet Pd“ ‘ t
, mif‘gg’m‘lfiwg} ”wont?“ your money. «We do not depend for a living from this store alone. Rememliir we are the only dealers menu: the éprice down
.5 ‘ t . . mom in“? 3 ‘ a ' 9 like the rent oi the stores in town, that' 9 why we icon tmderseil tot-you because W 4° W balm *0 any Min“ V ‘
“5;. 5.9;, fixmfi 1 “9 mm" WI '1" Milt" "‘0 “1 iliem; and We manufacture Our own ponds in New. York L City. If not i“ “' prices ”“3“” ‘1'". been WW. so ”am” the
my else . . . . .
For mm, 3m to come' 5 made ’. "hat means from the nulls direct to you. (.ome and be convmced.
I. the store dos. of Underwear worth 3: tor this sale
L. M5 75 o o .3”;
‘ giving: mm but me" be M i .1130 Posts worth 31.50, for this me, one.
ill to my my homeword ratl- { mt; All woo] Sill“, 3593 up. 4
For Fine and Unto-date Nockwur. cell to new
firm that is saving you money on every pouhdyou lib, ,2
'Q 39mm: 1' will shun those rnltlc
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Norwalk Chronicler