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Whitman FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clear to
night; Thursday fair and cooler;
brisk, southwest shifting to ,north
'winds tonight: The iltorm that was
central over the upper Mississippi
Valley yesterday morning has moved
rapidly eastward and is now passinx
out the St. Lawrence Valley, and this
vicinity is on the southern edge or it
It is followed by an area of high pres-
'snrc with low temperatures that is
now control orer the northern portion
of the lake region. This area ls fol-
lowed by another disturbance which is
central in Kansas. li‘rnezing tempera
tures were reported from White River
Vt.
May Manton Patterns
, for Fall and Winter
ALL PATTERNS, 10c
FasHIgN some so, when 'noi'd‘
with Pattern.
E K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH “NORWALK
Warren Gazer, of South Norwaik. is
in Saugatuck today on business.
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There will be a meeting of Division
No. l, A. 0. it, tomorrow evening.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 71; maxi-
mum, 90. Pnrlly cloudy.
Billiil ills Juli
wu liliidilliiliiii
Expects in be Home Sunday, lie
Says, at End of lEIeven Days
of Evidence taking
Clarence Chapman. of Wilton. is on-
gaged in redecorating the Congrcgu.
tionai parsonage of that place.
Manuel T. Hatt h and Horace “Nash,
pt South Noiwalk. attended the motor
boat rates, off Huntington. yesterday.
Joseph W. Rooney and William C.
Smith of South Norwullt, attended the
l.nnniorti5.Icnnetto light in New York
city last owning.
Norwnlk Aerie. No. 539. Fraternal
Order or Eunice. will hold a regular
meeting, this evening, in their nest in
the Gazette building. in Wall nit-cot.
Mr. and lire. James Coleman, oi
Tilanbury, are the guests of the form
er's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
1i. Colomnn, of High street, South Nor-
walk,
(filliS'l‘ElllNiild‘) (iiii’it'l‘ liOl‘Sld.
Vn., Sept. 6;»"1 expttwt to be borne
Sunday. i feel that my story has in)"
pressed the Jury and believe they will
alto hie a square deal.”
Henry ('lny iicntiio. .Ir.. indicted for
the murder of his wife, no he not in
his cell here today, hazing in retro-t
A lawn party was held in Silver-
mine last evening under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Sil-
ver-mine M. P. Church: it‘wns nu ctr
Joyuble and well attended affair.
takinl’ which were brrnight in a close
loot night.
i‘nensinesa or nervousness were not
visible in his countenance or manner.
lie possessed the some outward cnitu
that has characterized him either in
the prisoners” bar us be heard witness
after witness testify nguinsi hint or
in the witness chair when he himaoll
The case of Henry 1.. Moellcr. who
run into the carriage of Mr. and Airs.
Thomas Hill, in East avenue. recently.
throwing them out, will be held tomor-
row morning in the Norwnlk town
court. The witnesses are being suin-
moned “”13“" story of his asawiatilon with lieuinh
llinl‘ord and tho nlioptuxd brutal attack
of the highwaymnn which cuiiaod the
death of hiswli‘e at a your.
The court house thud Ila pastoral
vicinity were clothed in peaceful quiet
today. The twelve men of lmpnaalva
face in whoat minds is locked tho oo-
rreat of Boattie'o fate, rose as usual
with the break of day and utter break
last in the tiny hotel here strolled
on the green alnglngg, Wot a song of
mirth, howevnn but the strains of re
Iigioua'hymns, and the prisoner not
far away heard them. Their friends
call them "earnest. lined-fearing." and
declare they are of tile kind to Milan
evidence carefully. They now have
heard all the evidently; and it remains
only for counsel of broth sides to knit
together the relevanily or the various
testimony into consistent argument.
Upon the argument“ It Is generally
conoodod. much will demand, as the do-
fenu oxpocta to make Ito strongest
ploa on tho nonzero or acceptlnl cir-
cumstantial evidence
The prosecution: linoln broadside:
will b. dolivotod atolls the lam llnoo
as characterised ital tiger-ou- amm-
omination at tho .pi aonor. and' will
center about the onto question. R at!
did tho oomo sun which Paul Boattio
bonoht for ht- couoini licnry bn Satur-
day, July Iii. come to be In the hands
at tho attend hixhwlayman on Midlo
thian Turnpike on the night or Tucs-
day, July 18?" i
Tho dolonso has ‘
witnesses that Paul on chased tub
very you which iatoerao ldontliiod by
Henry as tho one thi t killed his wife.
but his only rouon ior tho odmioolon
was that “thorn woolb blood on it." and
The Iii-monthly rnlly of the Not-walk
group of Epworth leagues will be
held. Friday evening of this week. at
Cannon Station. Rev. John E. Zeiter.
pastor of the South Norwalk Metho
dist Episcopal Church. will be the
speaker or the evening.
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From all accounts the joke Is on the
selectmen. It seems that an irregular-
ity has put. ‘Itoelf in evidence in re-
sardo to the printing of ballots for the
opecial election, next Monday. when
the bridge and park measures shall be.
put up to the people. The sele'ctmen.
believing that the state would furnish
the special form ballots, sent to Sec-
retary of State Rogers asking him to
forward the requisite number. The
requisition was returned with the" in-
formation that the state took no hand
in the matter. but that the oelecmen
would have to furnish he ballots. This
they will undoubtedly do.
-OPMNG STREET GIRL LOST.
There was considerable excitement
in Spring street. loot evening. when
Kathryn Kindilien. the little daughtor
oi Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kindilion.
ran away whire her mother was dio-
cuooinx'lundry things with a' neighbor.
Mrl. Kindiilon was engaged in conver-
aationawith another lady and in order
to hunt) tbofllittlo daughter. contented.
one allowed hot; to romp around on
the oidowolk. The mother become so
annealed in nor conversation that she
target theplittie xii-i for the motnont
and when she did not hear her. so-
au'med that. , also was sitting down
somewhere. finally. however. no long
a time ‘olopsod mam last time she
heard the stuttering little foot that she
out-ted a oeamh for the little one. She
who nowhere to b. found and it was
not until an hour later that lit-3. Kintr'
illen found her daughter at tho horns
of Mrs. Hiram 3. West. who’re alto had
been taken in by Mrs. West. who no
cams DOWOIII at tho child’s running up ,
and down Smith Halli strut. , ..
the crime. Ho has donlod. howo‘vaor.
I tore tho highwaynto iovoioihii at him
tio’l cor almost coll doll withiltlm.
a it also! not contractor or
man: at 13m
in Walnut
lam one
"i A". in foot. all» stories
1 h a“: Will “a"
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This was the eonildI-nt roninik oil
. I
spool at the eleven tilnys oi mideurc
recited in a matter of fact way the -
l ad Itlod by no
it was (court not tori out the attend, or,
that ho now or line at the can loo-T,
on. Iliillothla’a Turn ko. bottoms Boob. ,
fiddly» start work. ‘
about Fathom
, Good Furniture, fairly prlcod lo tho'cpnatant ond'oaVor
atA’N.J.Ooliino (:0. To ollmlnato all that to ohoddy, to
alter our patrono Foruituro that to corrozt 1n doolgn. do-
‘pondablo In mako and oultabio for tho plaoo and uoo‘ In-
Mtondod. lo tho proat policy of thio Itoro.’ Our lino woll
ddoorvoo firot‘conoldoratton and our ,ooortmonta tho
Iargoat to attractively furnloh any room in the houu.
The A. .I. COLLINS COMPANY
IOUTI-I NORWALK.
12-18 NORTH MAIN .TRIET
That’s" It !-——-
JCddO 003 A H'otThing A
Send in an order for on load, and wo will rotaln‘ you ao a uno-
tomor. Cloandroo from olato. uniform quality. oultablo for tornado. ,
rango.'otovo or ooIf-foodor. Prion on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmer‘s grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleanswit
and makes it higher grade of grain by screening out. the dlllikllllt‘.
many cum of those screenings are cold to manufacturers of ao-rulli
ed balanced rations of poultry and hurl-iii ioeda. tinder the term or
miscellaneous recieuncd'iiold Honda. chd seeds are transmitted to
the consumer Iii the guise of poultry l‘cI-d or an average price of ’2
pet inndrori for a stretch feed. and oomo Indloputably sold In thlo
nolgh orhood. A when! price for wood needs (love not menu economy
for the monomer of poultry feeds My lends are pure. clean and fresh.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Flat in Quality. lost in price. always in tho mind: or in custom-
oramilonnio Homo Ground Food tor liorooa. Cattle and Ronltry.
-~~ Peterson stuck by his captain,
ii i nu liflili
Southern Paw describes liars?
I loin of George Paterson and
Others
A Charleston. 8. (3.. newspaper, tolls
In a otory'over a column in length of
the bravery of the wife of a schooner
captain and of thoitaithtulness. when
they were in ”danger of all being
drowned, the hurricane having wreckv
ed theirweosel. or the steward, George
Peterson. Mr. Peterson is the father
of Howard Plum-son, of Norwalk, who
is employed in Prowiit'a store in Main
street. Although all were threatened
with starvation, if not drowning, and
when all the crew but the captain and
2his wife took to a passing steamer. Mr.
the
only faithful one of the entire force.
‘ ,An abstract of what. the southern
ipapm has to say about the affair i'ol-
tlows: -
i "Deserted by the crew. with their
iveosel almost a total wreck. them-
ioelvos worn out by a long ‘vigil and by
liar-k or food and water. Captain and
thin Lawry accompanied by their!
Efaithl‘ul steward George Peterson,
were brought into port last evening on
it the dork of the ship Which that re-
rinsed to abandonwtbe schooner Res-
ale Whiting. of Very Yorlt They were
melted at the Union Cotton in can
iwhurf by Mr. James '1‘. Molont the
jahip broker. who baa ha‘hdled tho lit-93
isle Whiting [or yours as a trading we;
‘sel at this port. and taken to the Art-
’gyle Hotel. where they were provided
[with food and clothing. and wrimrodani
nlxlit they enjoyed the drill. refreshing
sleep since the, storm struck their we
sol, 89“!!!“ the miles north of Supelu
Light oil the Georgia roast. Watt he re
on the what-tea as the dismantled
‘ocltooimr nus tuned up to the out
MW :1 slender girlish ileum in pink
w. a union: 42 N. Main St.-——Tel. sch
as You would a watch—~— for inside ex—
cellence as Well as outside show. and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
liable.
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
watches.
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
l‘04 Washington St. I
CO.
Phone 30
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His Royal Highness "
the American automobllist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph
al processibn we ask him to bring it. to
this shop before starting out. We will .
overhaul it, tighten up screws and at»
(:binery, put in new parts, put hi: on
nine, brakes. magneto, plugs. etc. in
good working oriiet' and.mnlre Ml
journev a pleasant one by lack of am it
anytime by bringing his auto to
on the shattered deck of the Weasel.
and realized with a thrill that thorn
was a woman on board. She was,
A ‘cmai. CAN LIVE WITH-
.OUT A ballot
for days at a time. but who
wnnin to be u rmnol when he
can enjoy it clnrct pom-b, mint
iulcp. whisker sour or u croine
do menibe, vlmrtrenso. or a nice
cool gloss of ltupport‘a liner
when he slab ,la That is one ‘
reason whyt thB no not "his
back up 'alid never got it down
again. was because he. Couldn't
not a drink when he wanted one.
You won‘t "get your back up"
on our of the choice wines and
liquor: you buy at Magnet &
Flynn's.
Quick Auto Dolivory ovorywnoro
Phono 41!
Magnet 8. Flynn
“In. Wound ll. lawry, the wife of the
captain Although nppnrentlx death
tainted her in the into she had refused
to lung her husband when on Tut-a-
dny morning the crew of the Wltincv
‘lcli their ship rolling in the anus and
itoolt rotune on the steamer Linonloru
George Peterson. the steward. was lilo
only member of the crew who remain
ed on the apparently doomed vessel.
“Captain Lowry said butt-night that}
he intended patching up his wrecked
ship and completing the trip to Fall!
River. lie left .Incksonvlllp eight days:
one with a cargo of 373.000 feet or ,vol’
low pine lutnlu-r. During lhe storm.
60.000 loci were lost. lied the vessel
married anything elite beanie: lumber:
It would have been mmplctch destroy
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price.
Telephone
If your carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
incl-Irma at sea. hating married seven;
years ago and been sailing with her
:cnptnin husband ever since. This was;
We have a largo stock of high [ratio freon minod Coal ready to dolivor the storm all Mm lashed to the deck‘
for next winter's comtort and we xuarantoo ootioi‘action as to quality and house to keep themselves from betas!
Call and oaamino our cool bolero you loud your orddr oloowhoro "“h“ °“°""’““d
ed and all on board would have lost
ilheir liven." ‘
MIR Lawn has had quite a little ex-
her clooeot (all. At one time during
The three left on;
the vessel secured food from the tug,
Woban after having gone hungry fori
‘a numbor of hours and were at lonnth
O trucked up and towed into port ht lhoi
68 Water Street
revenue cutter Ynmacrnw whose ofil
cer- the trio praise highly tor the;
tlmoly assistance they rendered:
Mr. Peterson has been In four dif~l
lorent wrecks. but has always been;
,tortunato In tho outcomo. Several!
time: there have been other: loot
while no woo amour the oaved. On
one occasion be was the only surviving
mombor of the crow and the one Iolt
l.
‘ NOW THE TI“ to tell the tale of the disaster which
wroclrod his ship and coat all their
L til M W g’ht "
u er [I S "cm: W. m... Haauowonrn
or run rues: . W":
I p! . British loot Plonoor I-iao lupin. N
Troubio.
«Reduction Sale
OF LADIII' AND NIBOUI’ WI". CON". IKIITO.
VOILI. WASH OHIOIIO AND WAIITO- ‘
Priest-to suit ovory purchaser. Ono thonoaadhioh arodo III!“
Waim to be oioooa out tor lanthanum“ mahotdrof’op‘rioom
beteroitiotoolomumoaauotanordtoiaiuw '
The Paris Cloak St San House
TN! bani“ own iron;
n at» «mm .
”Law".
or own. new It. loath Romain
HUNTINGTON. L l.. Sept 0:4“-
porior obood and construction. and por-
hapo an maidenhjoro to America you-
torday the custody for another-year of
tho Harmsworth trophy for tho world's
motorboat chairmanship. The, Dixie
N. the onoodlolt boat. of the Amorl
an Intending croft. carried on tho
beam. Eat it it had not been for on
acoldont to tho Doha or Woottninotor'a
Pioneer. tho Englishman mllhi.‘ havo,
havoc! tho day for the duodenum: At
Just it Would have hood I. hotter con
toot.
'l‘ho Pioneer was within 100 toot of
1
‘ Now is the Tithe to get .
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 750‘ drill
tho ‘Dleo at tho modaataltoboat of
tho mend mud. N0 contort so close
bad ban ooon oinoo tho d‘up woo otters
ad. Tho Planni- wao musing tho»
slim. to turning Idiot wait
buoy. beworor. Neal Rubbish. liooflhl’
tho Pioneer, not! on all opooduidl pow
Ml it'll out toil
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O B JaCkS'OI] 58 WALL s‘rREET
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Everything 1n the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
“also V’
WE HAVE MADE A RECORD
This year in placing our Graduates in paying positions
, since July r. 19::
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE-Q: ‘
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 5th. ENROLL NOW
scorn uoawaut roar owner“ I"
STAMFORD
muses. on: w. a. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
Tho latest and most careful design
in the make-and brook. two~ey clo typo.
All parts are exceptionally our 0!
occoao. and can be adjusted without 1‘.-
movinx angina from foundation.
ainIIo Cylindor
Rated Wlth’
Model H P. Carbgoto!
' H 21,5
.1 8% .
K 122 j.
R Doublo Cylindor
Ill
The Speclalty Manufacturing Co.
46 Wator otroot, loath Norwalk, Doom
--NOTIC..E—-—~
it you motor a modiuxn Boot. neither my light not dark drink ‘
Piol Guido Dortmundor. It to a production made exclusively from
the choice barioy malt and tho costliest Search hops purchaooble.
mode by tho pionoor brewer or this colon-y Get a can at as bot- '
tlogion y «on.
How about a one or Rabat. oithor dark or light? Only Mod a
can of 24 hottloo.
on- Iucoou to duo to friendly recommendations. We respectfully
mount on to dive us an order tor the but Browod Bottled Boer in
tho con try, and perhaps you will recommend at to others. as two are ',
roconnnmdo‘d to you. ,, ~‘
Costellano 8,. Bardani ,
Prompt Doiivoi-y lvorywhoro
Tol. M1.
Norwalk Chronicler