Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 31, 1911 · page 12

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Ipafloa' b.‘ ~.
owl. for authentic” '

prince tor rubbere. mettlevah'd
iron. Fee‘tlrere a specialty. I
don’t so around with hello and
the name junk dealer is not men;
tinned on the wet ,oniy Win
Enron, 86 ’Fort rum Nor-
wnllr. Tel. 441. When we are
, "-bnylns the junk the man must
give you a duplicate bill to eetle—

fli you
i sell Whiskey nestle. their.
at 8125 groan; pin. 32 areas.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

. Wesuort' Eels
Wea‘llfish '
Bluefish “
Halibut Steak

 

3‘!!! TIME to buy Coal for

 

 

 

 

 

Heat winter is now—4nd what-
giver happen don’t forget that we
. you thi‘e' advice.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

here-and thousande there be
“whoha‘va so found it.

f‘ THE COAL we sell is of the
‘ beet quality—and we'd groatly‘

 

 

 

Llilre a chance to prove this fact
to YOU.
How many tons do you need?

 

 
 
 

THE PLACE to buy Coal is .

BUY
Hazelton
COAL

The B. Hershficlddrson Go.
“Tel. M 122 Water It.

 

13 MAIN 51'» N

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IIIIIBIIIIY BIIIBII TIMI
KILLS WI. LISBEI III)
BEIBLISIIES TIIIIBK

mentioned tron Flat rate.)

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had time to get acroae the tracks he-

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Conneally 8r '
Bracken

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our llnee are now complete

Cramer’s .
Educator’s
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax'

J. P. S.

Theee are 'the heat known of
our Children's Shoea. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed. ,

Conneally 8t
Bracken

II WASHINGTON 81’.
Tel. 3634

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ARE ouertneureep some
i Lem-Herr. AT

WTOuOO
-——MAX LEVY——

m ”AUNINOTON ITNIIT INIDOI
IOU‘I'N NORWALK

O'Henry Wilkens

17 NORTH MAIN 01'.

Home -made
Cream

"III-I MAOI

. . PIG OARAMILI
ONOCOLA‘I‘I NUT OARAMELB
VANILLA NUT CARAMELO
WOOOOANU'I‘ OAKII

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SCHOOL SHOES,

ACOU M ULAleE PREFERRED CAP-

ITAL STOCK

oi the lneome Beeurltiee a. Mortgage
Corporation of New York City. in olier
ed {or sale for a limited time only.
l'l‘hie allotment will be cold at a price‘

that will not the purchaser 8% divi-

dender tax exernprin the state at New
York. is secured by real estate in the
city oi Brooklyn equal to three times
the value at the tune. This atotir in

limited in amounts to each purchrteer.

For full particulate, write, phone or

icon.

94 Weehinuiotl at”
Tel.

COBU’RN 8t HULL“

eouth Norwellc
4-4

lore it. passed.
Crash Heard a Long Weye.

With a crash that could be heard a
long way off, the engine etruclr the
huge, heavy truck about six loci from
the rear end. Bending oi ateel, Iron
and the cracking of wood. toaethcr
with the grinding oi the braltee on
the train, made a union which attract-
ed a great. many people; ‘

So territlc west the force of the collie-
ion that the leit rear wheel. which in
a double one. was thrown tor e die-
tance of nearly a hundred loot, havlnx'
broken clear oi the truck. The heavy
driving r'haille were broken ae thouih
:they Wore oi" thread. ‘

Head swelled to i. Pulp.
The intro of the impact doubled the.
motor truck into a V shape. and the
7 seat on which loosen wan porobed
‘ wee whirled against the Maine. throw-Y

 

 

"The first and worst of
all hurls is to cheat one'e

aelf."-—Bailev.

Don‘t cheat yourself any longer with
inierior Glare. Smoke us.

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""66“ TheI at; carried Jvtllhmi'tI t: “k.

etopp as ea near enn ' oc .

m Gm the eignhoerd proclaiming "Iiurrel’

CIGARS Track." Title wee the teat piece oi

3. J. REYNOLDS. "ft. the truck to be damned. at lent
‘4 , live hundred-feet iron the croeeint.

 

 

can we emol’

We can nine tor your eatieiee-
tion and prolit a lone about our
new Full line oi iloye' Suite that
will unite you aina a chorue oi
approval in the end. Our meth-
ode are wide open onea. whether
we eta: htlh or ain; low.

'Gottlieb’s
$7 a no

11 NORTH MAIN OT.

 

in; Mason headlong exninet it, crash
in; hie head horribly. Death wee in--
etantaneoue.

Laeeen had lust taken tiller-lee L.
llarltor, mahuincturofi oi the Hurray
truck, to the factory. and wire some
out of the yard ior lumber. lie had
owned the out tracks all right and
it we! on the west tree“ that he
wae etrnclt.

Carried Parts of Truck.

ul alone the treelre were plume of
the truck and the motor.
piece of iron became wedged beneath
the ehaine oi the train and the around.
(‘eud tore up. the tlee ior unite a die-
lance That the locomotive wee not
:der-elled ie conellteml remarkable.

I} The cowcntcher on the locomotive
wae completely torn truth it: teeter»
in”. The engine won an badly date»
ed that it could not continue with the
train. which wee backed up to the
trellht yards. where the ewltcher waa
eubetituted. the train leaving about
an hour late for Benbury.

Chief Leatherlend on the “one.

Chief Thomas motherland wee call-
ed a few nlinutee alter the accident
had occurred and he want at one. to
the acetic in Stewart ll. Elliott’e eu‘
tomobile, driven by hire. Elliott. lie
wee buey aecurinz witueeeea oi the
accident and the other neceuary date
to he need in the hearing thle ailer-
noon by Coroner Cliiiord B. Wileoa.
oi ilrlduoport. to

Medical Examiner Samuel H. ilun
tinuton viewed the romaine. beln; call
ed immediately alter the accident.

_ lolly ladly Mutilated.

The body wan a terrible eight. the

head having been crushed. the entire

 

 

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= W euppiy oi mm tree been
received at this once. Coupon. may

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Funeral oi George lteed.
The iunerel eervloee oi (loom

hood. or Weet Nor-walk will «be held

top being out all. The ieatum were
recognisable. however The brains oi
the victim were strewn alone leverdl
ieet mm the body. The romaine were
covered by an oiler. out upon a rail-
road etrotcber and lett alonealde the
tract: until the ‘arrivai oi the doctors

 

Homer S. Beers & Co.

22 W. WAOHINOTON IT» .0. NON.
fl WOODWABD AVE. .0. NOR.

, Howard iioyt.

One large I

2 lbs 25c
12%

12‘4c

lZ‘éc

ORWALK
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Victim Leavee a Family.
Laeeen leaves a wile and two ohii- ‘
dren. lie wee about twenty‘ilve yearn
of age and but recently moved here
from lirldaeport. having secured the
position an driver oi the Murray truck
for the Barker- works. He married
Mine Mamie Neville, oi South Norwullt
and woe a welt-liked young man by all
who knew him.
ills hrother-iu-law. William Nevillc.‘
aluleared on the acetic oi the accident
this morning shortly after it: occur-
rence. but waa reetralned from view
lag the remains. lie became convlnc i
ed that utteen had not been killed

tnent Believing that his brother in
law had only been lnitrred and re-
movfi to the hospital. he left the
at)“. “ring he would no there.
umor That Mr. Butter Wee Victim.
he 1dr thrillinwna noon on the
rrunlr with IJUWH a short time boiore
ii, wan «truck. the rumor unread article

. ly that he was killed. This we re»

lit-red when word we received that
he wee all right

The new; Crew. I
The engineer at the train wee Tho
rues Daugherty and the firemen were
They, continued to Dell-
hury with their train. but have been
eent (or and will probably reach Nor
“lit in time tor the her-rial thie alter
noon. .
Whletle Wee. Bounded.
Witnceeee remember having heard
the whistle of the train. but it in
thought that the noise oi the automo-
blle engine and the rain prevonted
Laueu trout hearing it. _
An antopny wee performed over the
romaine oi Lean tble mornina by
Examiner Huntington and he iound
that death we: due to a tracture oi the
eltull.
A remarkable pert oi the eleir ie
that not one bone in Illa body we:
vhrolren, ear. “I the ialnriee to the
aim". Time it none that lance
could not have he“ etrnoh by the
train and that he who injured fatally
h! hie own truck. .
The innerel ornament: have not
yet been completed. but will be or»

trounced later. .

liltil I Ilil lllliil
WALL STREET. to: r. e. m.--Vlflorv
our advencee were nude or the lead-
ing uncle in the early trading today.
Under the influence oi eptrlted hid-
dinx. Reading. Union Pacific. South-
ern Peolilee. Miami Pacino. Cane
rilen Paella. at. Paul and American
Tobacco aid. advanced a point or
more. and the other leading ieeuea
elmoat without exception nined euh~
etantiel irectioae. international Hm
veeter advanced : palate.

WAIJ. STEM. noon.-~Mter a per.
led at active trading at the annulus.
the etoclt rnerlret new dull and hue-
tuetione were unimportant. The air
preach oi the three-day holiday re-
etricted trading. but, a large part oi
the nine made at the cocaine were
preeerved through I e moraine. Al-
moet the only mundane oi animation
in the tredina wee tent to the heavy
traneactlone in helm Volley. The
rapid decline in tutegteeee wee report-
edtohednetothe‘leeieoithehold
inn oi a levee law in the proper-
ty. momma tunnel. rm attach-
ell to the sharp rlee’hr entree owl"

 

Saturday alteration iron: hie late talrereyto ”M" ”‘3‘“! Examiner to «mom oi a hbilleh’ehowih
home. Rev. u. a. Brown, or Dorian “WIN“ W' “mm” M "l‘ in mountaineer crop report to he
will emulate and the interment rim ““70 ' hall lieu-e tomorrow e. rlee or ever we

ioiiow in Roweyton cemetery.

¢

.. luau. provision terunetipeet‘e‘dealll upon hiesl'eu‘reer Iron a’

The
élie redeemed "‘ the holdere’conven time of the eervice will be a o‘oloait.

Large crowd Attract“

 

 

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Morbid critically drdlr a lame crowd
to the menu. which was held to obtain
by railroad employee with dialonity'. llili‘llet iltanderd
one to catch a ullnpee tor cull at “one

hleli in by the tuna etoeir meditation.
hear about. '10- to; when the undefieh» hooks «are. «m m locum et he. an Karim meet new
era arrived. A W oi about time dietrihuliou
stile emulated in the Vudetboei ddieriet
etraw ital ehop in Butler m trout“ no!“ '
to the scene or the accident and many WILL
unocrnobllee brought other cartoon m not:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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and woe in a terrible state of excite"

cloeed no other marks oi violence up-

i
' romaine.

oi his capture. ior be hoe not a very

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not", in ‘ ”3%: mg; * MMhLitflieinight. woe told it wee occupied end wee di- 50
market more arid ‘ . in the ontelde immunode- mm “no"; "M I mi in the ion Idiot. lie 31,
3 me traded in a E m, and Oomph .eoiapoeed retitled to no upeteire and returned

an) int ice the or sterile-t n. helm and m a.
“lit hive

remu- at.» m the Million «lento
no new. mmmmnmum ‘i
m at pi. tire

 

 
 

 

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NORWALK'S LEADING loge... 3 end 5 Gazette Building
DRY GOODS STORE “ eeeeee NORWALK, ’ CONN.

 

 

 

 

MORE BARGAINS
IN THE BASEMENT

’ noon oAhnerv Hose. 504m lengthe . .............. .. ..... . ............ . ........ ease. Was $450
DEBT GARDEN H082. Minot. Ienpthe .................. . ............................. $4 75 Wae $6. 00
FAMILV SCALES, eiantlng dial. weigh up to 28 pounde ...................... . ...... .790. Were Si 00
ea'ltmo arrives. good um . ...................................................... 7c. Were 10c
OHOPPING BOWLS. good eize ..................................... ...................... 19c
cl-torpmolluivee.......... ..... ........... ..... ...... .....23o
meson raunraaecepaemn” ..... ...................... .19.:
aeeae'roa e‘rova mare ...................................... ............ “or so ,
umvsneer. rooo CHOPPER8.N0.2 ......... . ...................... .................... . $1.00 -
nanometre-roe BRUSHES"... ....... . ..... . .................... ' ....... 10c
ram-r JAR auaeene, all klnde. dozen ............................................................. 8c

SPECIAL PRICE! ON FRUIT JARS. PRESERVINO KETTLES, ALL SIZES.

 

 

m. «ow... rum...”

(Continued from tilt-at Panel

we».—

1 H Kriegcr & Co.

29-31 West Washington. St-

Our August Half-price
Sale Will Continue
Until Labor Day

The balance of this
week we will keep on
selling all our. goods
v forleswtheothc cost“
' ofuiauufacture. Pre-
pare your boys and
girls for school. You
can buy Two Suits
for the Price of One.

OWe still have a Big
Line of Dresses for

“ah ave lived in Roldan Hill for yenre.‘
and do far no known have no enemies.
in. litiiitlnrrtone examination die-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

on the body than the two bullet
woande. one above. the. buttocks and
the other through the cheat. lie wee
not prepared to any which caused
(teeth. but will hold an autopsy later
this afternoon. the undertaker: having
been given pornrluaion to remove the

 

 
 

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The entire corrntry will be eearciled
for the murderer. with n uood chance

and slut upon the nuthoritiee.

m MM...“ H...

MADIION TAMIL! UP ‘ro DEPART-
MINT.

Tileen Will Not Ghooee Between Two
PM Olndldutee.
WAERINGTON. Aux. air-«iiepmen
tetive John Q. Tileon will not moire
any recommendation in regard to the
appointment of e poetrnuter at ladi-
tron. Conn. The report of the lei-pec-
inr who lure-attuned the Madison tan-
aie we called to hie attention eorne
dare ago. Actlne I‘ll-at Auietant Foil]?
theater General ll. trauehniilj, e Cor
nertlcut man. yeetserduy received a
letter from He. 'i‘lleon urine that he
would leave the matter to the depart-
ment. in view oi the lnepeotor‘meon—
eineiou or» both Norton and Cramp-
toe are loud men. the Connecticut
pollen amine Tlieon to take no-
poulhlilty (or an appointment at lied-

teen.

It wee elated at the department yea
terrier that the chancee iavor Nortou'e
appointment heron-e he la a younger
men and tree the endorsement or the
chairman and other membere oi the
town committee. The report that
Cremptnn hoe important connection
in New Haven and in more identlled
with that city than with Nelleon ie
underetood to have weight with the
department. which “were peetere lo-
cal men.

A recon. appointment to «quoted to
he maria at tradition. perhepe next
month before the preeldent eiar'ta
Went. Poeldreeter Melee in onion: to
be relieved.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

q Gingham and Pet-
cale Dresses for We-
men—— Only about Fifty of them left
over. All very pretty designs and styles.
from $1. 50 to $3. 50~—~ worth more than
double.

ll We are now showing a very handsome
Waist for fall, tucked front and back.
with handkerchief pocket to front, value
M98c-~included to our Sale for 48¢.

 
 

 

YAWI. Tdull AIHOII. ‘
New Llee Hell Iuhmeruetl Oil Felrlleld
leach.

FAlitiilELD, Aux. 31.«-'l‘he ylwi
Tome. at New Haven, oi twenty tone

burden. went uhore on Felrheld ,
Beach. early thie morning. The boat W

W" “°' “W untamed mm m rrturee onewe cocoa time
m'w°'m:h:xu‘?;; gymfix cutcaoo Ana. 3i.-~'i‘be Evane-
ed. but their identity could not he ion Thaw. the first alumnae the
. isuburh on ever had. run “atrial a
'1‘!“ Wm °* W mm" 3% rue; int night in itu eflom to draw
third. or the lore line. reported to the the color line - .

harbor meter in Bridueport, that the Joana Go
3'. a nears butler, pretreated
name hoot hailed hlrn tor unintence . ticket for ‘ mm ”a, “m. lie

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Holeproof ~
Socks

Barr. 0f Six

 
 

also a return oi hie money.
Then the manager endeavored to an I.
we that art the We at tom
or linemen retainer” he had prerele
ed in would pallbewhitetneide. “it"
. on, attendees-I. Were and one .
«nanny I are elven air ‘3, upturn. and oil It”! in the mu:

“heat“
line declared lute. Hunt/tidied:

Guaranteed ior ell: monthe

 
 
 

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do it atom is rostrum in
the dialled. liable 1!“th The

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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