* BARTENDER IS!
3. 1 1. SANol-th Main Street.
3 HARRY, GOOD‘WIN, Manager.
.. EATHS AND FUNER.ALS
' JESSE HOPSON, SR.
5111111110 Hopson,‘ Sn, died Friday after-
con at his residence 38 Maple street,
tn‘w‘alk. after a1 lingering illness from
‘, ’11 1‘1; trouble. Mr Hopi-1011 is sur-vlv
a "by a widow and five children, Jesse
. Henson, the well known violinist Miss
Mary Hopson, Miss Alice Hopson,
Los Angeles, California. Funeral ser-
vices willbe held from the house Mon-
; dhy afternoon at 3 o’clock. The Rev
~I'i.‘ B. Carpenter, pastor of the South
Narwalk Baptist Church, will oflicitue
- 11nd interment will occur 111: Riverside
Cemetery
MRS. GEORGE W. BENEDICT.
The funearl of Mrs. Catherine
Benedict, wife of George W. Benedict,
ll be held Monday afternoon at 2: 30
clock from her into home, 3 Lewis
street, Norwnlk. The Rev. George D
Egbert, pastor of the Norwalk Con-
grég‘ational Church, will ofliciate and
. interment will follow at Riverside
:xCem‘etery. Mrs. Benedict, who was
fifty- eight years of age, died yesterday,
‘g'MRS‘. GEORGE F. PRINDLE. 1
The funernlof Mrs. George F. Prin-
1‘r1dle was held last night from her late
11101119,,19 Wilton avenue, Norwalk. The
Rev. F‘. D. Torrey, pastor of the Nor-
wnlk Methodist Church, officiated. The
remains ware taken to Greenwood
J Cemetery, Erooklyn, this morning, by
Funeral Director P. D Stanuar,d for
interment.
JAMES KELLY.
, The body of James Kelley a veteran
1, ,of the Civil War, who died at the
Fitch Soldiers’ Home, Noroton, Thurs
day, was taken to New Milford for
‘_ burial, yesterday. The deceased‘ was
“ 11 member of Company C, 133ml ch1«
_ merit, New York Volunteer Infantry.
1 11‘
MILDRED LYONS.
. The‘ funeral of Mildred, the little
_ daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Lyons, of 23 Cross street, Norwnlk,
who died Thursday night, was held
this afternoon from the house. inter~
merit followed at St. Mary's Cemetery,
1 MRS. HENRY SEYMOUR.
. The death of Julia F., wife of Henry
Seymour, occurred today ’after an ill-
. uses of about three years. Notice of
the funeral will be given hereafter.
’ MORE APPLiCATIONS FOR LICEN8«
E8.
The following applied for licenses at
‘ the meeting of tile county commie
. sinner in Norwalk, yesterday after-
noon.
Christian Larsen. Edward J. Powers
William J. Weiseit Huroid Glendon-
111112 Frank J. Donahue, John Mahon—
ey,Th0n1a1r T. Barry, John G. Perkins.
William Weieheit Joseph Discsn Pe-
§tcr 0'l-,Iaru Carl Schnub George 1)
,Russcli F111nk T. Saunders, Thomas
1 Mnhouey. O'llrlcn and Rooney and
Theodo1o llru.
i
open [his 11i"1111noon with a game be-
‘ tween the Overlook Mll'ltnly Amdmny
{111111 the (111111111111 School olovolr.
M111.illrlw111'1l 1.1111111. of lioiden Hill,
1 118‘ pitched olrt of u curriago st the
corner of Muin and Wall streets you-
r‘terdu afternoon about 3: 30 when that
robin e which was driven by Mr. Lynch
lied with the ladder of 11 trolley
which the trolley people say was
ioniess at the time. Mrs. Lynch
so taken into Glendcnnlnus pher-
, 0y, where she was attended She
‘ so severely shaken up but Was tutor
I to resume her trip homo.
the habit of working in New York dur
r death being caused by pneumonia. ed.
1 The football 1101111011 ill Norwulk will ‘
m.
Eve ‘ncw‘l 1'11 1 we
‘_ I.“ and most desirable fabrics. ‘ -, ..
, :MOHDELAINE. ‘ ‘ ‘
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All 111 the NeweSl Shades and at the Lowest Possble Prices
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CHARGED WITH MURDER
Michael Leach Who Has Work-
ed in The Nor‘waiks, 81101 Man
Who Attacked Him ‘
Michael Leach, who for several sen-
sons has been one of the bartenders
st Roton Point and at other places in
the city, is under arrest in‘ New, York,
on the charge of murder. . Leach left
here. some weeks ago, as he was in
ing the winter. The following ac-
count of the arrest of beach was in a
New York paper:
1111.11 11 burroom isn’t the sort of
place in which to discusa women is
the mute testimony of Daniel Dunnahy,
of No 125 East Nineteenth street who
was ghot dead because he defended his
sweetheart! 11 good name, and of‘
Michael Leach, a bartender who was
terribly beaten by the crowd who saw
the boy slain.
It happened in Theodore Hoffmaus
saloon at 1No 1801 First avenue early
yesterday morning. Dannahy some in
just us Leach bud kicked a man and
woman out of the back door, with a.
storm of epithets. Dunnuhy protest
“I ll kick both you and your girl out.
if you ever come in here,"1retortcd
IIGrICh.
Darrnahy had the drink dispenser in
his grasp the next second. “Take that
T111131,” he cried. “you can‘t insult my
g r '9, ‘
Lenoir pressed '11 revolver to Danna
hy's neck and fired ‘a bullet that pass-
cd through the Jugulai' vein.
Witnesses of the shooting pounced
on Leach and were beating him to
death when the reserves got him away.
lie was locked 11p in the Harlem po-
lice station, charged with murder.
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MISS CH IOPPA SU RPRISED.
A' surprise party was tendered Miss
Minnie Chloppu. at her home in Austin
street, last night. Music, dancing and
games were enjoyed until 10 O'clock.
when refreshments were served. after
which games were resumed and en-
joyed until 12:30. when the guests do
parted, well pleuried with the evening’s
entertainment. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Chiopnu. Mr. and
Mrs. S. Romano, Mr. and Mrs. Sabato
11nd others.
SOLD LIQUOR A1“ RACES.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. law—Patrick J.
Motel thy was arrested in Danbury yes-
terday by Deputy United States Mar-
shall Parmulee,11ud latér brought to
this city where he was given 11 been
Ing before Commissioner Wright on
the charge of violating the United
States liquor law. He was held for
a. hearing on October 12 under $1 000
bonds. McCullhy' s offense was com-
mitteo during 9. race meet in Danbury
last July 11nd until now he had not
been located Tic sold liquor without a
license 11nd when arrested, he was gl-
ven 11 chance to pay the license fee. of
$18. 75 but refused
HARRIMAN NOT HETRENCHING.
NEW YORK Oct. 12. -—'l‘ho attention
of E. H llurrlnlun was called to the
telegram which he was reported to
have sent to the pelicrui munusers of
the Southern l’llcido ltuilwsy1-Com
pa‘ny instructing them to reduce till
to stop improvements on account of
11111 stringers or the money 1111111101.
"The stated out is untrue," said Mr.
iiunimun “i do not send telegrams to
general managers in this way, 11.1 no
such order has been given We are do-
ing everything we can to take care of
the business tributary to commend»
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«explanation of the decline was based
,, on a rumor that E. H. Harriman had
Chioppa, Angelo Deilus, Ricco Mociolu ,
expenses other than mointeunnce uud
The iniured wersgfin the lastP
TODAY lN WALL 3TREET.
market opened very Week, a. number of
The gossip of the financial district in
given orders for sweeping reductions
on every roilroad line which he con
trols. '
111.111.111.111... gave out a denial that
any such orders had been given.
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m~ThEre
were precipitate declines in prices in
the stock market today under large of
ferlngs in the opening dealings. Some
of the principal losses were Tenh. Cop-
per 11, Sugar and Union Pacific 1%.
St Louis, Southwestern pm 3%, Ameri-
can Smelttng 1%, Southern Pacific.
Canadian Pacific Missouri Pacific
San Francisco 2nd pfd., Anaconda U.
S. Steel pfd., and American Our :1 point
stocks a large fraction; Sales of 6, 000
shares of U. S Steel were made at 24
it and 24 compared with 24% lust eve-
hing;
WALL STREET,11 a. m.—-—-Alal'm
was caused by the terms of an 01"dei
attributed to E. H. Harrlniun to cut
down expenses in every department of
the railroad systems under his con-
1101 on account of the stringency in
the money market. The throWlng over
of the Hurrimnn stocks gave a demor-
ulised tone to the whole 11111rket.‘iin-
ion Puciflc slumped 4%. to 118%. and-
Southern Peclflc three points to 75 1-2.
Other losses were: Great Western pi'd.
9: Westinghouse Electric 6 1-2, Nor-
toll: and Western pfd. 5; St. Louis
Southwestern pfd.11nd U. S. Pipe 5;
Delaware and Hud110n 4; Reading Am
crichn Smelting, American Steel Ferrn
dries pfd., Virginia Carolina Chemical
pfd.. Sugul', National Lend Grout Nor-
thern pfd., and Northern Pacific 2 to 2
12 and the list general] from 1 to "
points. Bethlehem Steel pfd sold at
1111 advance of 3. There were some
violent rebounds when the bears rush-
ed to take profits.
WALL STREET, close—~Tlre market
closed unsettled and irregular. Tire
rally in, prices was restrained but vlo~
lent liquidation was not renewed and
the favorable bank statement increas-
ed the disposition of the bears to take
of the trading, fell away materially.
Allis— Chalmers pi’d. fell ti 1-2, Grnnhy
Mining 4" .1- -8 11nd Hocking Volley Trust
receipts 4 and Atchison pfd. 3.
NEW YORK'S $230,000 FIRE.
Eleven Engine Companle' Battiéd
With The Flame; Today.
P‘W YORK, Oct. 12. ~F‘lre against
which firemen from thirteen engine
companies battled nearly today des-
troyed a six-story brick building at
.timated' at over,8200.000. Hundreds of
fumilics ware drivan from surround
lug ten‘em'euts in u pouring mm and
were not permitted to return to their
homes until after 6 11.111 when the
firemen finally succeeded in getting
the flames under control. Several fire-
frlvutohmsn was rescued from the third
our
Several business concerns occupied
the building
CONDUCTOR KILLED.
eev’ml 0mm 1111111111 111 com-Ion at
111.11 61111, Ala.
BIRMINGHAM, A111. Oct. 111an a
collision otwcen 11 Louisville and
Nashville teght train and s Frisco
passenger train sbPratt City. A111... this
morning. the Pullman conductana‘
smlui. of Ell-11111111111111 was ministry
killed and several persons were injur-
ed, including 111T. Wilcox, general
Ilsm H. 1111111113111 Reclining, N. Y.
NEW YORK Oct 12.~—The stoch I
loading stocks selling down to almost ‘
the level of the panic of last March.
Pennsylvania, Reading, St. Louis and 7
and 8. long list of the principle active 1
profit by covering shorts. Tire volume 1
1711 180 Grand street, causing a loss es~ ‘
men were overcome by smoke and 11 ‘
freight. writ of e Frisco. 11nd Wii- .
The success of Our bio busruess is due 1111510111
to the benefits of our Chaise sustem-~CREDlT
t
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IS KING OF THE WORLD. “A flood halite
means (100d credit.
600d credit is better than
Cash. YOll do not alwalls have the reads cash,
but non do 0111111 110111 good name with 11011 all the
time Bullion from us 11011 bull cheaper than ether ,
Stems sell for Cash. We do 110l- leek into lloul
nurse to see how 11111011 mouell llou hare- We
consider 110111 11111111 011 0111 book as a 00011 asset.
You do 1101 humble lloursell in askina' us for
Credit, we give it cheerfullll
we sell 11011 reliable
’ merchandise and guarantee evelil purchaSe 11011
make.
It not as repreSented 11011 get all 110111
moneu- refunded without allu arguments
Todau we call liOlll' attention to our Fall line 01. '
Tailor Made Suits.
We are showino all the new- ,
051 models, Prince Chaps, Flufiu Ruffles, the
101111 tight fitting in .,black blue, brown and green-
"broadcloths; also plain and fallen striped surges,
from $15 to $40. Alterations free
T0 011111110 of Skirts-13“ the leading Colors
We make 11 5960111131 of extra Sites
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for little women.
Price‘srance from $2 to $25.
Toour Clothing .11 Shoe (1.111111111411113
,ior 111011, 1101111111, boys and girls. None better to
be had 11111
Where
To 0111 magnificent and complete l-urniiule de- ‘ .
111 this department 11011 will find evcru'
bartmeni
. ' lhiila a little better than elsewhere
We 1111 to
excel in this as poll as in all other departments. ‘
«1 hi all these departments 1101 can open a charge
recount 301110 110111 bill 111 weeklll or monihlll ¥ :
1 11111111111115 Whollihe 111111 is around 11011 11111011.
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