‘ and
III Slililllllli
Emilie oi Willisin Smith. Whose
Body. Was Found in River.
Hm Disappeared
HADDAN NECK Sept. 8.-—Has
Henry smith, brat er of William
Imith, whose body was found in the
Coaoctiout river on Monday, commit-
ted suicide This was the question
contraptionI Deputy Sheriff Prior, of
is. morning, when he and
a coal ble came here to take up
the search In Henry Smith, who slip-
Manny y‘eqterdny after Coroner Da-
Vis had ordered his onset in connec-
tion with the murder case. The. quea-
tioa arose after the missing man's sis-
ter had shown I note written in Henry
Smith'- handwriti ,- apparently which
she had found in ii is room and which
purpo ported to be a farewell message.
'l‘lli note said that he (Henry Smith)
did not care to live any longei after
What the newspapers had said about
hint, musing him of the murder 0! his
brother, a crime. the note said. which
it}was not possible for him to have
done. He said that life was not worth
llviu longei and he bade farewell to
hit I Itar.
Miss Minnie, the sister, was very
mltiih excited'when seen, and she said
her brother had been ill in bed for
four days although a doctor was not
called until yesterday. She said he
was in a. “raging fevei. and had talk-
ed wildly of the injustice done him.
She fears that her brother Henry has
W adored into the Woods and will die
fr m exposure.
Deputy Sheriff Him and men whom
he will socuie will begin It search of
the woods and ”it! met batik. (‘oi-
oner Davis says a warrant is not
necessary. for Smith can be taken
Whorever seen. So far there has been
no cle'w t0 Smith‘s nioreliienlii after he
left the house. '1' he house is somewhat
isolated and the deputy sheriff expect-
’ ed to' scouriovei a Ionsideruble pm
this ,nt territoiy lIentIi lif'
cent the man.
i" burial of William Smith took
place this afternoon in the Cemetery
here. There was only a low persons
present, The body has been in the
resolving tomb at the I-eiiieiery since
It was brought down from Middle--
town after the autopsy.
Inquiry is being made an to any pos-
Lt‘ls a
'slhle disagreement lll‘th‘i’ii tlie hro-
there which might have led to a quur»
rel; but the sister and others who
know both men, it is Slflit'il. worr- in-
clined to be unsteady in their habits
at times, but this was nsI-i'iliI-d more
or less to their ct-cenrrlI-llli-s,
lillllilllllii uni nus
Mrs: Joseph Godfrey. of Cannon
was a_. visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
' Milo Margaret Driscoil 'will start on
a two weeks' vacation to New Haven
tomorrow.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Fred H. Field, of South
Norwalk. are spending the day in
‘ -—-~mm‘ié New York
'Il‘ni Mattie Beiisie. of New Y.ork
ho‘lrsa been a guest of Mrs 0 i).
Kink-ll. has returned home.
Kill Bertha Starr has returned home
to Danbury from a visit with Miss
Once Seymour of West street.
Kiel Elsie St. John has completed
tho courses in the Silvermlne school
“it. entered the Center school in Nor
WI
Miss Ethel Fuller of Mlddletown
Who has been Visiting in Norwalk has
sale to Dshbury to pay a Iisit to
friends in that city.
Henry A Hegeleiii. the Washington
street plumber. has returned from a
several days“ trip to New York, West-
chsater and Coney island.
There will be a dance this evening
at The Knob. music for which will be
furnished by Speidel's orchestra. the
restaurant will close at the end of this also decorated with flowers.
' .We are offering to make you.
KARP
illlll lHlllliS lHAl llllllNl
' _ lit the actual value: of LAUIES' TAILOR MADE SUITS are Style.
' ‘FK and Comful Finish. All these are prominently perfect in the Stilt '
“Ilium-I.
DESIGNERS AND LADIEE' TAILORS.
TEL. 968 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
The" Paris ’ Cloak and Suit House
as . SOUTH MAIN STREET
Suite to Fit at $9. 98
line advance guard of FALL TAILORED SUITS, now being shown. is attracting wide
spreading attention. Tomorrow it special mention of a group of Finely
New Tailored Fail Suits, which are exceptional value, at -
, O
Waists
WAISTS, as per cut shown here. of
the best Linon, with hand embroi-
dery fronts; worth $150.
For this sale, only -
offer this Dress. as
per cut. for -
Dresses
Fine New Models of DRESSES our
designer adapted irom French mod-
els. The original Paris models be-
ing somewhat extreme. our de-
signers cleverly moditicd them in
such a way that we are able to
$11.98
$9. 98
.98c
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE
Sale in Both Paris Stores
33 South Main Street
SO. NORWALK
515-517 Main Street
STAMFORD
l_
Welt. but the club will he open for it
week or two and possibly longer. (it
pendinguin the weiitln r. for ”to hein-
fit of the members.
Although the season is waning the
dancing will be kept up iil Rulon l’Olli:
for some time, though not liigliil).
There will be dancing there tonight.
Friday night and Saliirduy night. Next
week the dance nights will be Monday
Wednesday and Friday, with (lain-es
probably after that time on Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings as long 3:.
the weather will permit
SMITH—WARREN.
Miss Elsie Northinp Warren. (laugh
ter of Mis. Georgianiia Warimi mini
erly a well known and popular young
teacher in the East .\0l\\fllk schools
and Dwight Winfield Smith “'(‘li‘ inni-
rled yesterdaI aftei noon at the houn-
of the nude 1 Quintaid place Not-
walk. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Frank 1). Torrey, pastor
of the Norwaik Methodist Church The
bride, was pretlily attired in while and
carried carnallons. The house was.
BROS.
AQUILA
In; no. 4 .
y ‘ "1; interest paid.
on at.
.«Ladies, Attention!
" The fall season is approaching and MP, beg to iiirui-iii the ladies
South: waalk and vicinity that we are ready foi them with the
II at styles in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
~ All our styles are imported front
' Hon-no. and we assure the highest untisfnotion.
THE LEADING LADIES' TAiLORS.
.» 4.1Vacation Season ls Past
'Now for work. And make your work thil‘year really count.
I‘t bf your income on a savings account in this mutual
an! Mend you will enjoy work as never before. for you will be getting
only systematic saving wins
New York Fashion
Give us a trial.
the best
& BRIA
24 MONROE STREET.
Put
lavings
Deposit something each salary
__ eSOum Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK 'IUILDINO.
scorn uonwsaiooonn.
.\li' illlll Mrs. Innis .lomtloff, of North
Main slim-I. haw returned from an ex
li'lltlt'tl trip in Buffalo and other points
of lnii'li'fil in New Yul‘k4iltillr,
Tii {FE runs QoAi. 69.
IF YOU ARE WISE—
Ii good Coal interests you.
If square dealing appeals to you.
This is where you “get off".
And then?
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money's worth
In weight and heating value
Of the best Coal obtainable,
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
It‘s time you thought about it.
Are you wise—or otherwise?
hsfiteseszu @-
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
so down.
. w‘é Can
Bring it Down
with our Hanleton'coal—Qolem.
dry, bright. from selected mines.
‘ The]! Hersltfieldk South
4 retest. in WM“
llillHS Mill llllllllllS.
Edwin Smith.
The funeral tr! Edwin Smith, of Mn
East avenue. will he held at ”ran to.
moi-row moraine at tho East Avenue
Mt'thtfdlsl (.‘hiiioh. The Rev. W. W.
iiilies, pastor of the church. will of
delete and the remains will be taken
to Woodluwu t‘onielerI. New York. for
interment.
Porter Emerita
wriglii and author
tFnol There \i'aa." slipped and palli-
tully sprained one of his ankles yes~
leriiny. Mr, llrtlwne. who lives iii
West Rocks avenue. Norwalk. is able
to get. about without the aid of ('l'ilit‘ll-
es. it is expected that two companies
will go out on iiie road this full willt
Mr. Brown's play.
Peter Farnham, of Port Jervis, N.
Y.. who was hurt in an automobile ac-
cident in Norwaik, early in the. sum-
mer. Was discharged from the Nor-
wnik Hospital yesterday. Furn-
hnm and several other Yule alumni.
while enroute to New Haven in an
automobile. took the Cranhury road
by mistake. and in avoiding a wagon
their car was ditched and overturned.
Brown, the play-
of the success "A
Fall Stock
Is Here
'There is an exclusivenees. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can‘t get else-
where. As to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the. best.
We. recognize that good style,
combined with the best wearing
leather made, is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. it you want the
‘Lateét, Styles
in Footwear
-” oIVE us A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
B R A C lWK E N
at WAsI-tmdrou eraser.
scorn Nonwam
"Lemons ass-h
WEAR THE A IRICAN RUB.
1' IV ARE
IE“. .
omit rm:
White Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Ladies'. Misses‘ and Children‘s Bathing
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRlSTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale
0
We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods, and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of
l Foulard and Wash Silks
Everything
TRISTRAM 8K
HYATT,
in Wash Dress Goods
4 China and Japanese Mattings
’ Special prices on all lines in our House
l furnishing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
Iter's COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
‘For Your Next Win-s4
”If“; 1. ..
TEL. 450. 68 WATER ST.
Bolognas. Frankfurters and Still-
ssges -- all made fresh. daily.
TRY OUR
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Beéi 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow
.YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nugget
For 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
SCHflfll llllilllS
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot. Very
Reasonable Prices
D. ' GOTTLIEB
"NORTH MAIN on so. NORWALK
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. V.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard;
Two 'Phones — 754.3; 814-2
Hard and sort ready for many nu.
Hard Wood.... 41.76 per 5‘ card.
Soft Wood.. . . . 41.60 r 7“ cord.
Split Wood. 250
A. CARMI IITTI' WOOD YARD.
no. 14 mmown Avenue, '
Phans No. 788-2. Nor-well» ”on.
strand lugil'st
sorghum 0'
Meats and Provisions of all kinds. 4
Donovan Mock.
The Silvermino‘i ”but! ,
‘ [beets to add anothsr rm.” g that;
afi‘lfivfi'v
.V ’4
Mb»:
. {s ‘1...
_~.
’
(ll Visit our Bascm
f so different from
light and airy;.no
ceilings. Here you
‘5"
F Norwalks. (ll This
H. Krieger& Co.
29.31 Weét Washington Street.
urniture
—IN——
Harris 8t Cans Co.- Basement
cut Salz-sroome—it's
other basements——
dingy odor; high
will find the largest
and best sssostment of 'atl kinds of
Furniture and Floor Coverings in The
is no exaggerated
statement. if you'll see it you’ll agree
with us. (ll Prices no higher than else-
where.
Credit Given
.' If
Desired .
H KricgerSi C0.“ 4
1:1 m29-31Weét w
.4 MONEY 'ro LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
31 Weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third . mort-
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Oflloe hours from 9 a.
in. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till; a p. in.
iNDEPENDENTILOAN a shootout
cd‘MPANV
u Walhlngton at. 0 unin-nd‘sidg.
One night up. Room 1.
Eaton Crane & Pike
h “AT—- I l' r
W. A. Briggertiian’s
music OTQRIJV, 4 I
182 minimum u.
The members of the times mm
Bolton Tribe, 1. 0. R. It. rsits
taming.
adoption do[rsslss
i
ashingtou Street 4_ ‘r
I
F all Woolensll
Fail Clothing!
Fall Shirts!
in fact all our FALL STOCKS
are pulling in an appearance.
Take a Look!
Joseph Davis
Tailor, _f‘¢lothlsr. Hatter,
Furnish",
Trunks and Who: Goods.
”WM ill Due“.
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