l" ‘ ‘
IIIIIi htaltmtnt
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concerning the Copyright. Clothes.
Ali to style and quality we will wan
rant you will find evidence enough to
lead you to our store for your unit or
overcoat, when our tailormeu can in-
vent a. garment with hand-made should-
ers so shapely; well moulded and
everlasting shape retaining as our
units and overcome. $7.00‘und $10.00.
No tnuro~uo loss. We cordially in-
vite your inspection.
Get the Habit. Go to the
Copyright tilting lit.
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN,
- Manager.
FRANKLIN SHOES.
For Men ................. $2.50, $2.00. $1.50
For Boys ............. $2.00. $1.75. $1.50
. For Youths ............... $1.75. $1.50.“ $1.25 1
Flu Little Youths .............. $1.50, $1.25
. ' These arcrtl'oug, scrriccuhlc Show that will stand the llill'll
. knocks Ill Hitlltttll wont. to” tlllll'r t'\'t‘t')‘ (lily tlsugo.
' ' ' ‘ Sold only by
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE co.
' ‘90 .Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GELEBRTED ALL HALLOWE'EN.
.. , I‘ .
Levi l'inni'ord itt Iioldon avcnuo, NIH"
walll, thoro was almost cnougll ionoo
this morning to t'ouco a lot.
Ill addition to tho tniachit-t‘ making,
thoro worc many parades about town
.ol' boys and girls. ’I‘Itoy tlorlvod
'nlttcll plohsuro from Ill-casting up as
igrotcsqttoly as possihio. .~\ i'ut'orito
‘puslilno was to llt‘ll ti l't-iontl with :l
‘HIOCli of flour.
Two Boys WhO'Carrled Pranks too Far
Appear in Court.
Last night was liailowo‘on and tile
boysabout town certainly cut loose
and proceeded to I-lljoy tlu-nluolvos to
their iill. Two or thorn at least. had
more fun last night than they did this
morning when iltoy had to “ICC illo
town court otl charges of doulrtn'tiou
«tot private property.
The b6” had l'ound an old automo-
l , bile owned lly (l. N. Mi'KillllIlll and this
‘NIGHT SCHOOLHSESSIONS BEGIN.
List of Teachers Engaged for the
Present Term.
they captured with moat uloo. A Dr 'I‘llollltts li‘. (lluuo, mtporillicudont
.7 howling. shouting tnoh of unmil llII- of the night schools of lilo MW“. start-
7' manily dragged tho ntut'lltnc ttltottt
od tllolr sousions olf auspiciously Moll-
tlttt' night. The Norwulk lit‘lltli‘illll'lli
is locttiod in tho (lvcl' Rivol‘ SChool
huiidllu: and tho South Norwallt ill the
Franklin building. 'l‘llo sessions itl‘t‘
hold lilouduy. 'l‘uoritiay. Wodnoatlay and
'I‘llurstlay nights from 7:30 tttltll ll::;o
o'clock. in addition to lilo rogttlnr
studios. llotlIt-ltcopina is ill he taught
lIl tllo Norwalk tlopartmont on hRmtlay
the streets whilo on tho scat out it
dozen Or more kids. cltlatcrcd as thick
as sardines in a can. whilo ouo noal
enthusiastically upolt a wootion hox
with a'Dieoe of guts pipc.
Chief Vollnlor capturod ono ol‘ tho
Offenders. the clutui’i’ollr ot' tlto nut
chine. who gyro ltis nanm as .H'ammio
Ariella.
The ““tu'i‘i’l’ll‘f was mm“ "' ”i" and \VI-ducsday nights and in tho
"331‘ 01' ”W Sonllnol Building. “hm" South Norwalk dcnat‘ttnoul 'l‘uoadul'
it still remains.
A littlo lulor ill lilo ot'cning a
crowd of boys canto along anti tort-
down the awning at Wilcox'u grocory
more. Ciliol' \‘ulintot- was on his joh
again, hOWI'IVOI'. and arrostod (‘ItIIrtos
Bradley for this misdemeanor,
A vuiunlllo awning was torn down at
Owen’s Bakery on North Main t-iil'oot.
The people rosponsihlc for this hayo
not. Yet been arroatod. lull Iltoir taunt-s
are known. and warrants will ho la~
sued.
The utrcota \rott- lillod with hands of
boys in girl's clothoH and Itiri’s ill hoys‘
clothlnlr. wlllit- .larl. o'luntorus woro as
common III-t tuzttul on ts'lli'll occasions.
7 Rice and corn throwing tirlt lat-Its rlnr.»
in: door bolts and tho old fttlulilttr
tricks Wort: pinyuti. whilo in tho lttlllsor:
the saute old gauloH wort- triod. In
Hamilton nvomn- a hit; houllro was
. Iltlllt 0! wood lulu-n trout It‘ranoia lat--
' mongolll'a now hottuo.
. In ['3th Norwalh, lilo hoyu worc
busy and this molnina iint‘nor's [Cast
Bide atoro was a Night I‘ilod high
IlbDVo tho doors wot'o hoxou. lltll't't‘lrl,
logs of wood. Iltlllhor of all kinds.
while llurrit-adlulz, tho door was :t IIIlIH-
- , 3|th pile of wllilo oak. so hoary that
‘ five mcll worn Jtntl Illllt‘ to rotuoro it,
On tho roof of tho piazza was a lurin-
rowbottl which was moat ttluiolully
{eotoont-II wllIl t'l'l [mill and litllnit'l'
pottt.
Norwulk hora Wl‘l‘l‘ ulol‘o llama-mixt-
and Illlntl'uclil'I-iy iurlinod taut IllL'lli
than on llll\' Haliowo'op for scrotal
yearn. 'I'llo lloilro hall llll'll' lllllliih
full Running an oyo on tnorahlt- urtic-
Ion. Sol‘lionu ol‘ il'Itl't‘ll \voro torn up
gators yaultt-ti olf and Idiot lltllil‘iih‘ and
other» urtition uIIm-d il‘lllll lltoir It.»
lull placoa lt null roam-rod lust m.-
Hing that non-rut urroutu wtli oorur
in tho mono» or mttoral horn who inm-
comlnltlotl aria tor which illl't‘ ill‘l' tla
b to the. hilt. lira liIIthIl. I‘rum-ottllnn
and 'i‘hurstlay nights. .
'i‘llo touchors in tho Nol'walh tloput'l-
lucnt aro Il‘rank Gregory and Miss I.ii<
lian Smith atld in tho South Norwaik
dopartluont Mrs. Sumac] Slot-cos. Mi.“
Linn (‘otlcln Miss Anna chltorluan and
iii» Linda ilali. 'I‘ho :tttoudauco thus
far has llocu fair, lull it in hopcd lo
ntaho it touch larger. '
REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY.
a :1“!
-Four More Sales Recorded Yesterday
in the Office of Town Clerk Smith
l“Ull|' tnoro rcal oslato transit-rs wcro
illt‘ti with Town (‘lt-l'k ilorhct‘t ll
Smith yostorduy. matting tho total for
'l'uosday and \\'odnosdu_\'. l'li’\'l’l|. Yon-
tortiny'a transl‘cl's wot-o:
Edward .I. Diver to William Iiiyol'te.
lotu. at Long Swamp War.
Edwin ll. Iloyt to Romeo H. 381]”.
ill‘lt‘ri and buildings. Winoipauk. War.
.\lary Y. Sit-volts to EdWlu L "art.
to! anti ltttlldiagu. Orchardstreet. War.
l‘lrlllilt‘ (‘harlcs A. Golfifilnnn to .I.
Wulluro Marvin. llllttl W buildings.
Sol-oud Ntroot, Etlnt Norwulit. Adult-s
riot-Ii. '
MISS PEARSON ENTERTAINS.
.\ row- of tho ntuny irloutla I»! Emily
I't‘tlI‘Mllt ouioyod a very plousaut ot'cll-
lot: at a ulautpn-rado llaliowc‘I-u party.
Iizrou at llt-r llillllul’4l Sprint: ull'ccl.
ism ovoullnt. 'i‘hono proaout woro
tltc .‘liHHI‘H lit-Ion llluclttmln. )dlltl
' lliidt-ohurn. tlraco Monitor, illiltol \‘oon
l how. Noiilo (iulnot'. (‘Itlilcriuo Murphy.
Noiiio lilo-coo. Auto-It MI'I’ouko. I'nulv
:ino Murillo-II. .‘llonmn. William Iloulon.
lliirhard \“ohtt. lr‘l‘rtl Monro. William
iliulnor. llitlllh Short-it. Insulin tlrorton.
{Julius ltoonlsch, William It‘ut‘rrll. Mind
l‘ili I-t-loolltnm \\‘l'l‘l‘ roudot'ml ill‘ Mil-ti
lrlutaa illydoulnua‘ Auuou Mrl’oakt'.
l‘lltlll." l'l'llliillll Solon woro ohm
‘Illl'lthlltull' I'l'lilll‘l'l'll. (lutncu nf rur-
‘ "WIT-’0 . fl. had "m twin-d iitillh M‘I'liv wol'o onJoyt-tl A hotltltllul
I!” w“ l. ‘ it“ t. momma, hon, l‘tllliliillil wan normal at nlilltllltlli and
own an, _ I :ull Ill'lliil‘ll‘ll declaring II rory ploltlullli
'l‘ho ftlvori” Ir III-unwind m
iiclell Worn lo and light pnlwt
Q.“ I" Iltlll' Ill ”22‘ of tho l‘i‘hiilmll'h oI‘
,i'll'tllllK; Ititto that ”W limo Itnti ptttolod
too quickly The (‘lltilllIIII‘iI wot‘o \‘ory
tprott) and mum rory cultlirlil.
WE'AREREADY
It our new home to lake and gxe :ute ortlera
of all kinds. Added to the high tcptttation our work hall earned. ill
the Venience oi the new central location oi-our utilize. Prompt
and artistic service ill our motto. If you want anything in our line.
[in in a chance to animate on it.
THE ‘ELM‘ GRIIVE PRIN'I‘ERY
‘ 'u' - .- (Oid Fairfield Fire lnnurance Handing)
in ooutrlt MAIN arr, on. start. fllll'Tll Nlllt\\‘\l.l{.
The Happy Average.
The.» mtiiihnuim lulll hilt money iritltltlt'fl lilo tonne all the man ”who
think! he I“ not ohmh. Mont men of Wefliih art,- alavon to their...
,‘ “I"; it";
It’ ll ill)
in .
for firm-claim Printing
. «M. Ma“... . r m
y more than who in living halide iliII Inmate who
in; at alert-nit III llllil Baal: {mull work. who malty
onto! lilo. We are ltolpiux many lunar-t to «input
Are YOU a «will» here?
.lhflgrmlk saving-Bonk.
flmuw ‘ ammonia. ‘
ti ‘
v, .5
' dalt-a
Iii
Thorium.
tttlltitiit "it
Stiltltli litii
Throat With It Razor anti
Then Killed Himseli
mat-”LMM
SHELTON. Nov. l.~-l"l)li()\\'llll;' a
quarrel hotweuu t'huriou Quazoa and
his wifo lato laat night. tho husband
lnurtloretl lllt-l wife by ruitlllx hor
throat with a razor. lollowod that tlll
Ily committing suloido. hutll Iloullls ll(.'>
lug IllnlIlHi lnaittntaucous.
'i‘ho ilotliou woro found in tho '. '
room of lilo cottpio Ill tiloir homo. ill
Kilt't‘ll strcol. an tlto rcsttlt or an up»
poul to llcigilltora by tho ltiyoar-old
datotlltor. Alllclitt. who Htiltl that uln-
was ttnahio to had ilor t‘athor alttl lIII‘llli-
or. ’l‘lto ilotlroolu door was Ilt'oitolt III
and tho lloliios woro l'ound lying on
the ~llod. the husband‘s arlll holni:
:II'l'tlus tho lll‘t‘uut of his Mic. The I‘ll-v
zor which cutll-d lilo two “We won
l'ound on a taltlc. uoar tllo hcd. lit-op
gttsltos In lilo throats of tho man and
woman told the story of tho tragotiy
and Immodiatoly .Iiiodit-ul i'IthIniIli’l'
Shelton was uotiiiod. 'l‘ho ilodlcs Vt‘t'l't'
:tt'torwards rcnlorod to an undortak-
or't-l.
According to tho dattgllior. Antolitt.
Ilor falllor and luotllt-r had quarroloti
durlua titoir wltolo Inarrtod lilo, which
hurl; Itlltntt twoutynono yourr.
Mrs. Quazou is said to route from a
vory rospcolallio t'unlily lll l"l‘illll"‘. and
that jcztlousy ol‘ his wii'o'u family and
or sotno oi tlloir t llildron Iron llootl tho
t‘litlHt‘ or all tho Irouhlo hotwoon tho
oottplo.
Aulolla said that hor l‘uthor sonlc
limos wont alllto-t crazy ltoonuat- hor
lnotlnr took shim with lllt'll t‘lllltll't'll
and that ht'l'l'l'iil IlIIlt‘N‘ hol‘ t’atllor Intil
illroutollod to lt‘lli tho wllolo t‘uutily.
lat night tho t'uthol' :tttd ntorlhor llll'l
a wordy tlillilillt‘ orot Alnrlit and tho
l-l-Itllor look Itt-r t'tltlr rililtltttt .Iutt)‘
from the fathor and wont upstairs
l.t=lt'l' QlIiI’M'il said that ho \\t‘lill| fill"
uit'o lllt- uil'o illltl told ilol‘ lto \\'IIlIit‘|l
ltol' to oolno titl\\’ll\iilii‘$ illtllll‘. as ho
wisllod to it'll llor Noun-thing “'lliv'll
llo did not want tho olllltlrou to hour
Mrs. Qttuzou wont dowusi'til's and
with ilor lIIIl-illlllltl. ootot‘rd Illt'li' room.
IAF tho lnotllor did not t'tliltt‘ out again.
tho oilildl'on “out to .Vll‘til, ilztt thin
morning Aillt‘lid wont to tho llodroont
and l'ound tlto door loritt'tl. Silo t'lllll‘tl
lllli tltorc “as no anuwor. :llltl llt'll‘.“
tut: that Ilor Illlllllt'i' and i'uthtvr woro
:Ir‘lt'i‘ll, wont away. .\'nt until scrotal
hoot-H iatrr tiiti t-ho outta try tho door.
only it) find it IIlI-ltoti. Silo triod to
push it (Illt'll. and telling. Wt‘lil III-ram
tho stl‘oI-t. tolliur tho utiqhhor- that
.sho could not lllui Ilor Iowan.
‘l'lto int'ostiuation thou hogan ultitit
rmnitod In tho iiudinr. of tho lllltllih.
Qua/on was ill your.- old and 11h: wilt
to. and thou t‘liIlIt‘ ltoro II month ago
from Ilolullton. N. .I. Qtntzoa was (‘YII
llili)‘t‘tl ily tho Sporlnlty “Marina (701th
parity and win: oonsidorod a good \l'orl.
Inuit. Iio \\':I~ iil‘l'Ile rtoudy in hi5
lllilllih .\ lwouty your-old Mill ltt‘t tilo
ltotno scroral tllltllills til!" min wont to
Now York. his lt‘d\'lIIL'., it i.~ mid. hr
in}: tho roault of a (‘llldl‘l‘l‘l hot wot-n llto
i‘anlily oror his ‘lthll‘l'. in all ll\‘(' rhilv
dttn aro ioil ttlpltuus as tho to~nlt o."
tho il‘llkl'llfi‘. 'l‘llt- younizoat it. all yours
tll.l,
FELL INTO MILL POND.
Min Amy Voungn. Of East Norwalk.
Meet: With an Accident.
.\ much l‘I-Igrottod aortdout horoii
.\lt>s Amy Yonnas, dauahtor of Mr».
\\':o-hluutou Younus. of East aronuo.
l'lilr‘i Not-walk. this morning. which
might huro roauitod lll lilo young
lady‘s tiotIlIt
Misti Youugn llilri lloon a Nlllllt‘lli at
tho Htulo Normal Srhool and Inn- hocu
lililllHllK \ol'y ItIttd roroutly. Some
day-- ago illit‘ horauto vory uorrous. and
had to lUIHt‘ tho Normal School on
that account. This lnornitnz Mina
Volume loll ho“ homo nllottl it o‘clot-II
unknown to tho otllor lnonlitora of tho
islllllil‘. and In l‘I’lthlIIK tho hridao it‘ll
into tht- Ilottotllct Mill pond noar tho
('olonlui t‘oltunu Itttd Ilumllor (‘olu-
puny. i“tilltiltllif‘l,\'. l-llillti it}, Iii-l‘-
Illtlll‘i. of Van Zulldl tiii‘i‘t'i. ItupponI-d
to ho punutnu Itud MIIW tho Illlilllllll, Ml".
liornohiu Iultncttiuloly rtnthod to tho
hill" and HIlt‘l‘I‘I‘tlt‘Il in Itoltiutt llt'i‘ oui'o.
ly out Itattlu. Sho wat- Intro" to ltor
lillltll‘ ulld irioudt- hopo IIIuI NlII‘ will
run-lulu no Nt‘l‘liiilti rt-nttitu. ‘
Mitt-t Yunnan In ono of tin- host
known and mot-l popular young hollow
of Hunt Norwnllt. and tho not-Idoltt la
dot-ply roat‘oilo-l Ity Itll who know llt‘i‘.
PHILATHEA CLUB EANOUET.‘
Held Lut Evening at the Home of
the Pruidenl. Mlu King.
'i'hr I‘itlitltilolt Firth of tho Hillll Aru-
lluo Molintdlnt t‘ltttrrll hold a wry
pit-neural and pretty Ilttliowo'on ltnn-
uuol lilhi orculnlt lII lilo llotno of Mitut
tlrtlit Mal Kltllt. llt Hotult lltthorn art--
utw.
'l'iwro wot-c IIiIout liroaty young III-
llittli prouont. lnotnlu-ra of tho rtatw.
’l‘llo luhlowuu ltomtllrniiy and tattle-rut
Iy tittt'mwtl Willi tIItltllItlI loltvou and
trail. ultimo lillllillllh outdo or war-
lollletl harlot ouch pinto lltl furore and
tiny mulliott worn Illutvl'tt'd ill m'oopotl'
, 1 Vflelubltm nf tlillti'rt'lil ltlltdlt. Ill
It humor of tin- lililll‘ wan an I-uor-
. til pumpkin whlrlt ‘lltlti lll'l'li Imi-
loM'lli out and which N'Il'l'll on It rrttlt
l-‘llnallor pumpkins containod
‘Mflllll‘h IIIIll lilo wholmrltt-Ino or lll‘i'-‘
Allor tho llautntct that not-volt. n'
mornhnmilnw tonal. follow-d with n
chontnnt "tho! and tlillorttnl liailowu'mt
minor Wt’l‘t' plltyoll. *l‘ho affair in or»
cry Import watt enioyuhlo.
FHKNcH PATROL ANNIHILA‘I‘ED.
PARIfi. Nor. tw’l‘ho mvarnltlem or-
llolnltt here have no information total-
llig to confirm the advice: revolved
the client that It mach patrol constit-
llur of one olllcer and aim men had
Mil annihilated by a account force.
.23
Charles Quazoa Gui Wlie'si‘
oration: mo- in hot-pint; with tho dnynl‘
from Znnguru. Nigeria, yesterday. to ' '
E- T?“
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Estate transactions —— when
Real Estate tillers are guaran-
ioctl and lithium! by thin cont-
puny they I a uiuloiutoly plo-
tected true] (All. errors ‘ and
, defects. t"
ONE, fee insures you till long
as you owtl the property.
For leaflet and full particu-
‘lara nak tic-u Jinan narA'rn
anomalou- ATTORNEY, or
write home olllco.
lot You a Connecticut
lounge it l‘ttlo linuutu to.
' New Rochelle. New York.
OW”
TRIS
in all the popular shades.
uol'tlloaal of Lake. Chad. at tho cud 0i
August. and l‘ogttrd tho sttttolllcllta
made as lit-tug i'ulso.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phonographl and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.
Sold for Cash or on the Installment
Plan.
in: coma m oOoosl helm
TRAM & 1m: 71'.
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
titration than Curtis ittl’ Fall and Wintrtlilttal.
We are showing a very complete line of Children‘s and Misscs’ Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in original and attrhttive styles and a large range of fancy mixtures. as well as in plain cloth
Children'a from a to 12 years. Misses. 12 to 18 years.
3 rolls Toilet Paper. ....... 1oci
TRISTRAM 815 ,HYA
COTS ...............
l
Housefurnishing Department.
"‘ , w -- ~ w -- -- Nickel Tea Kettles ....... 95cfg bars Soap ................ 25c§Cake Plates ...... . ..... ....5oc
- ' Wash Boilers, copper bottom. .$1l3 Scouting Soap """""" 5' ‘ Large Platters ...... . . . . .$I«
. _ lFancy Salad Dishes.. ....... 35c
I Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6c ‘ Decorated Tea Cups and Sau- Fancy Tea Plates ......... ..1oc
. l
.......25ciDinner Set, 109 pcs. .........$7
TT, NORWALK, CONN.
.L.. ..._._..L._-. .. .. _..-. .__..._... -.
F. i. liliiKllt‘ilil it till.
39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY. NOV. 2.
The Big Musical Comedy.
WEARY WILLIE WALKER.
if you owe yourself a good time anti
a hearty laugh don't miss this big
Show.
Prices .............. 15c, 35c and 50c
Rafi-s THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEK OF NOV. 5TH.
29th~—Year-—29th.
BENNETT MOULTON 00.
In Repertoire.
EVENINGS.
Monday—1A Daughter of the People.
Tuesday—Fail t.
Wednesday—4A Cow Boy's Romance.
Thursday—The Belle of Virginia.
”Mayo—Shipwrecked,
Saturday—The Werklng Girl.
MATINEES.
Wednesday-Tho Life Saver.
Thursday—Fault.
Friday—A Cow Boy's‘Romance.
Saturday—Saved From Shame.
OUR VAUDEVILLE.
The Cameragraph. latent moving pic-
tures. .-
Frank Byron. in monologue.
Latest Sonya. beautifully itiultrated.
Estelle Pitmket’t. comedicnue.
Our Vaudeville Feature. JONES and
SETTON. promoters of high-clan com-
e y.
Monday. Ladlen' Night, 200 beet re-
served teato at 15c.
"ninth; tIIt turf
ELI‘I’IE' stress
for
MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50 AND $4.00.
BOR.
INVESTIGATING ELECTRIC TRAIN
WRECK.
Coroner's Jury Hear: Teutimony and
Tries to Place Relpo'holbility.
A'I‘I.AN'l‘l(‘ (‘i'I‘Y. N. .I.. Nov. t.—~—An
lutt-rontotl alt-totalllago Italllorod at tho
corouor'u taunt-tit today which in to
fix tho rounonaihlllty for the i‘ll‘l‘il‘ll‘
railroad wreck of Sunday. The l’oun-
aylyttnitl Railroad in roprolwutcd hy
.ltllit'pli llaekill. ox-Judso .quoph E.
'i‘holnpaou. and (I. A. than-(zoom 'I‘ho
State of Now .IurI-toy'll Intoronlli are hr-
‘Ilnt looiwd aflcr lly IHatrict Attorney
Ahltotl. it‘ttt‘t‘lllllll l.oo of tho t-orouor'n
jury. at tho opening doniod It Ionly
prittlotl In It l’llillttllliilllillli pupor allott-
it!“ that ho had projtnlgod Innocouoo
CROSS SHOES
for of tho railroad company.
WOMEN Coronor Gaukiil thou charged tho
”.00 AND 35.50. lttry to IiiIII'tWN' tho carna- of tho tir-
citiont whether Ily tho not of (ion or
Phone 453. man.
Mr. Bourxoitt. for lho railroad com-
pany. offorotl tho whoio roaonrrmt of
tho, I’onnarirnnia (‘olunnuy lo minim
In uncorlainllm tin- truo t‘llllliu of tho
aceldonl.
"th don't know." ho aunt “and won‘t
know. Wu illts'o IIIIlIlIIl't lo ititil’.”
Ilo ttttkotl tilt- Jury lo tiluto to tilt vyr-
tllrt whotln-r Iht- ttloolrtt- llllo anti
hrldgo. in lltoir itlthpuont in of tho
maul improved lIimi.
’l'ha first Wiillitills wall W. llrrlmon.
the «lotion Intent. Illa toutimony won
only all to tho ltit_~tltlt’lotttitm of Walter
Scott. the molornlntl. anti tin» uptictl ol‘
the train ovor tho bridge: which ho
tuttd Ihouid not i)" over twenty-five
miles an hour.
James Carlin. Iln- conductor of tho
.wrocitud train. toalillotl IhItI there was
no delay and that the train reached
literal-tantrum olto minute ahead of
mo. -
l Tho that he know of tho. llfliilil‘ni
Was It maiden Input: llflii than the train
attrition Into the Thoroughfare. (ltIrtitI
Ilaltl he allowed by kinking II hole
'tlimnglt II window. He titrated that he
hml been warned Milan: leaving Cam-
(loll that an Illllltt me wrong with the
roar car. it admitted that there was
a decided hamp‘ltntt an Inn accidnut
occurred all though the train had met
come attenuation. .
hrakeman Ralph Wood said he ital:-
on that there was all people in the
tour our and almnl the some number
to the llm‘tmtl car. He laid he
thought that there were between to
can 65 ml. on the min when it
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rural Still}; lIIIt at;
iivnii
How About
COAL
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the unit
i.
FALL IN THE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING.
WE TRUST YOU ON YOUR GOOD NAME.
EXAMINE OUR GOODS. LOOK OVER OUR STOCK THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THIS
PARA'I‘IONS THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE FILLED Will-Iii! ' '
TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR CHAROEJ'
ING LARGER AND LARGER EACH SEASON. we HAVE ESTAaLio-‘ttlh THts SYSTEM FOR
THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO ARE SEEKINO HONEST OREOLT. we DON’T ASK FOR
ANY REFERENCES OR SECURITY FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, LA NDLORD 0R YOUR NEIGH-
THE PEOPLE ARE HONEST lF GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE.
H. KRIEGER & GOV-7
29-31 W. Washington St, ’
«at setting only sown people got out of
tho wrork after It hit. lilo wulor.
Conductor Curtis was recalled and
Haiti thcro Wow 70 llhdflt’likt'i‘s on tho
train when it tell Cnmdou. 'I‘hcr pick-
od uh fivo or six at Nowheitl.
sing on lllu ltlrnpiko hridue. opposite
tlto oloclric hridgo. wilt-u the accident.
happened. Halli, ho tiliW the electric
t‘ttl'u an ovoriloard. 'I‘lto right hand
whet-la and tin.- lront truck of
loading our. ho mild. loft
l‘lrlll. .
Ilcoctltt wan thou Iaitcn.
the ratio.
ENGINEERS ARE AFTER MORE
PAY.
Committee of Locomotive Driven to
Meet In New Haven.
*l‘hltl tho locotuollto enailtcora ont-
nloyod hr lho Now York. New Huvon
lIlllI llartlord Railroad Company are
not to act-opt, without. It protest tho
mitt-n which the company has entail-
liuhcd for tho mount of tho man who
will rttn lilo clot-trio omtlnott holwcon
Buoaford and Wootllttwn on tho New
York dlvinioll. Willi ulvon out today hy
It relinhlo authority who said that o.
inertial: of tho mineral oxoctttivo ooln»
ntitloo ol‘ tho onuiuoorn‘ brotherhood
had horn f'illltltl anti would Ito. hold in
Now lluvon. in a tow tiny-a.
'l'hitt nuolinu. it ill tllltim'liiootl. lit!
for tho ourpono or takintz thin wage
it appear» that the company in Its an-
nonnoontont of tho waln- l‘llllllt for the
driver» of oioctrlc outline" provided a
”WWII ttro roooirinz and
thou leaned an invitation
power mnohtuua that lit
«hint to lulu! thoilo Joint wi on the clot--
trlo thin in Olwnl'ii. The pay for on-
uineerll was not III 3:! Il day and etch
engineer in to have. It helper who will
no paid 12 It (lay.
Mold. n! lllt‘ I-nximioru on tho, Now
Haven and all other rallroru’itt for that
matter urn making more than 33 it
day at the mot-lent time and some of
the‘lrsl on the local line reach Ill lush
Int
the electro machines for the
or running them. No Itmlbt
new service men into affect moral
work and their runners and (tremor
along with them. The» In the fol-
low- ttn coupler «Wile take lite
’- : Vi
we HAVE MADE “nigh”?
EXPERIENCE HAs Two“? US THAT
(lcnoral illeConnough. who was pan-
the
a day no there In no inducement The
tor them to loam the momentum of sought the chatter at the harbor and
lit-pm than; IINI «vent other taint In the
on the lac of Smith’s Inland.
atom engines will he thrown out. of tie ly lmtttmlblo WWI-ll
"it
. 'RT‘UP-
eltj Ie' GROW.
o it
f.’
S; ., . thl‘Norwalk.
”M.
Inow positions: at a reduced rate of
«pay.
A high oliicial of the brotherhood
root-ally «talc-d to a Register-mun that-
hia organization would make no cotu-
plulnt about tho-new rutotl until some
atop had been taken by the company
which indicated that the new service
Would soon be put in operation. Till!
stop apparently has been taken.
At nroaout one Of the new engines
in ntatlouod on a now eight. mile Irma;
near the Rye atation,on the New York
dlvlllion tor instruction pttrposea, but
low of the regular engineers are tak-
ing tenuous in the method of operat-
qu the new machines.
MOODY TALKO
Boys If He Finite illegal Combination:
Hit will Pmtoouto at Onoe.
BOSTON. Nov. 1,—The political
Hlloeltilltitl at Repuhlleul rallies at Ile-
vorloy and Belem tut nltht. Attorney
(it-norm William H. Moody laid that
in» watl lnvuutiutlng 'tho [rent and
tlowm'tttl coal and oil comblnntlonll.”
and that if Ito found ovidtmee of tile-
pal combination llP would “proceed
without I'I‘Kfll't‘ to personal or political
connotation-ca."
Mr Mood." tmlti:
“A low weokn ago Mr. Bryan said
that the tram were the par-amount ill-
ltllt'. i too not nullo Intro that he
lun'l right. Ila oxprttttely congratulat-
tnutlor up with lin- railroad olitciaitl. loll l’rolliticnt Roomwolt on the atoll
he lllll taken in the onlorcemoni or
anti-trust lawn.
"Wo Ilf‘t! in tho audio In great indus-
ltcvcro. out from with! tho Mount Itnai- tlrial actlvtllen and prosperity. Great
ul- tho ralnci
ovila nro ariitlng out or thin condition
to Ulllfltl’flntl PrI-tlitlont Roonovoil in determined
nn-n to learn tin,- workluatt oi the new In I‘t‘Illt'lIY it. it n
. might iw found"
remedy can he
wwww’
VEOOELO ARI STORM IOUND.
Diving In the govern winthl which
havo noon itiuwinu for the pact few
titty». stripping by water has been
practically suspended. and many town
haw. nought. shell/er In this hurllor tut-
ttl the want abate-ll. The Port Cheater
'arrlwni today with the hem William
it. McClure loaded with wrap-iron.
orator steamer I. P. Thomas altiti
altar Immor- liltnfiouud It prur-
Ind there
its at amount a mum at antral-Ii.
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,Try a Sentinel went in.
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