Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 11, 1911 · page 12

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don't go around With bells and
the asuhmtdhsiuris not mcu- '

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nmss‘fimmflt Non .
walk. residuum we an

buying the Jiiakthe man must
give you a duplicate hill tosatis-

fy you. .
I sell whiskey flasks, “min.
at 81.25 gross; pin. 32 gross.

 

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WAgiL STREET. “0le a. m.wit‘ol-
lowing the lead at the London market
-stocks uiade‘ Important gains today in

the opening truding.’ Canadian Fact.
do was especially strong with a pain of
' 3 1-3. Advances of a point were
made by United States Steel. Erie,
Union Pacific, “Lehigh Valley. Ameri-
can Smelting and American Beet Su-
stir.

 

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The B. Hershiieid & Son Co.

Tli. M 122 Watt? It.

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WALL STREET. 11 a. m.v~-Btoclts
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Bracken

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our lines are now complain

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ J. P. S.
Those are the boat knowa of

our Children’s Shoes. And av-
cry,palr guaranteed. ;
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Bracken ‘

s1 wasmuo‘rou ajr.
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i W WOMENS‘
-i “ Russia Cali Boot

case, .225, saw, 33.00
Hutton or Lace

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v ., ils wasuma'ron srsss'r sauces
. ' IOUTH NQRWALK

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FIGHT IN KNIGHT OTREIT

‘There was quite a fight. in Knight
street, near North avenue, Saturday
.night and Horace Smith, colored was
the only one of the fighters caught by
the police, who had been notiiled by
D. Seymour Curtis. Ofilcer Jarvis 8.
Murray and Special Oillmr Miran-so J.
Adams went after the men, but in the
darkness the acrqpers made them-
selvcu scarce when the arrival of the
police was noticed. The case came up
in court this morning and the others
will be secured in time to try the
case on Saturday morning, which time
Judge Lockwood continued It. Smith
In out in the custody of Chief Thomas
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Jdiss Marion Hayes. of Beidcnravc
. nus. spent the week pnd with friends
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the week end with her sister Hrs. 0.,

inferior Cigars. Smoke us.

 
 
 
 

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- hetero the expiration oi the first hour

. many oi the representative issues
'The at“ and‘ worst o‘pvere rating a point or more below

I all frauds 181.20 cheat one‘s Saturday's close. The iiquidaticn'he-
sel ."-—Bailev.

sun in the Hill stocks and extended

Don't cheat yourseliunylonger with lag largely on the slump. As has
‘ ' been frequently the case at late. the
most. acute Weakness was in the rail.
road motion. Northern Pacino was

acorn mellow

 

 

 

TWIN my “ down 2 points, robin. Valley 5 :ti.‘
’ q Union T’uulllc 1 1-2 and‘St. Paul, Reed?
Ctamer s WEG . _ lug and Ateliison i. ‘
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Ed“ cato r s. . . . . CIGARS WALL STREET. nocn.~—-ilcsvy selia;
, ‘ ‘ .i ' ' A v? ' tug otstocke was l'eliililci'todny. De-
Knox E m . A” ‘ B53: §E¥N0LPS- Mi! . 3 spite the higher prices sent from hour
9 ' Boston ' ' :— ‘ , don at the cushion. quotations soon;
i . . reached new low points tor the year..
, , .. - ' Much of the morning‘s selling was at-
.“ SChOOI Shoes 4 tributed to further liquidation by her-
" Orofax iin, where calling of loans by Paris

and London was said to have disclos-
ed more week bull accounts. The ilar- '
rinian stocks wen nflecied by report“ .
that a strike on these roads was iu-i‘

ports was find“ I reason f0r thel
weakness in“ it. ‘43. Steel} A pause in.
[the liquidation ‘in' the mom hour“

market rallied at traction.

 

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ws'naiWAirmo-‘von win
and we'll give you a‘chesrfulwxreetlag

when you come.
scents in now l‘ali line at Clothing

long and short or it. while we're too . .
bashful to an; our on"; pm... with .’ 1:411: Northern ‘Paciilc and 2 in U.

rather you‘d coins in and had the
notesthat spell Economy [or yourself. Bonds worn hoary.

ova-hush;

spealie l Ohio and American Boson-i
ing. beiors the decline was chscitod by}
a fractional rally.
very quiet by too rccovwry.

$7 it no

Norfolk
a Western made an exceptional lain

Henry Wilkens 0! 3 p°|n"‘.-..........___.s_,

MlRiDlN RIOTOR RIIIGNI
‘7 NORTH sum or. MERIDEN. Sept. ll.-—-li m. learned
Hommade Ice Cream today that Rev. J. Newton Phelps, [or
the past six years rector ct All saints'
Special attention to Dances and iiln- Episcopal church um city. tendered
tem‘ll‘mfillil- his résisnation to his congregation
FHEOH MADE yesterday. No reason is given for the
. Cocoshut Cskos action. and it comes as a [treat sun
tattoo Peanuts prise to Dr. Phelp's parishioners. i
Chocolato Peanut Clusters When various ministers throughout
All Kinds csnmsls the country wars criticising the mar-
bld Fashionsd Ohccclsto Creams riase engagement at Col. John Jacob,

Old fashioned Chocolats Poppet-mints Astor and Miss Madeleine Talmudic
l . Force. Dr. Philip took issue with them

”'LK WAGON DR'VIR. ITIIKI. “on “[10“ th‘[ muli‘ brou‘h‘ [arth'
BOSTON. Sept. ii.-ilundreds at much comment. or. Phelps was ohapn
empty milk bottles remained on back lain of the New York State Senate
doorsteps and maiuy families went several years use.
without milk for breaktast. for today
this city experienced the first strike LUMHION APR?"-
ot' milk wagon drivers in its history. The luncheon-aprons: white lawn
nearly 200 emplcyos of three of the is quits short with a lMi‘iCh ilounco.
largest milk distributors of lioston'trimrosd with s homstitchsd border.
stopplnl work. The strikers dociml The wide bib comes our the shoulder
that they will not return to work until’ in a Gibson plalt onset and is made

 

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L “Miss J. a. Morris. at Brooklyn. spent..tlie drais same to the was and verb. with s whit. collar. vary Inch earths

lag rulss’ grsabsd by the it. P? Hood. order of s waiti-sss' slim. says tho

 

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sonny/limos” as a compromise. ' misvliis Herald. a» sorrow toidi'dcwii

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aids [with s narrow runs oi the malar-
ial. with (narrow lion, trimmed with

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as «am an. uoswaLic-
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_ as WOODWAHD lava. so. non,

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Miss Josephine E. Handle.

Many. Norwslk residents express
sympathy today for the parents of
Miss Josephine lilmlly handle. a bright
young girl or upper Main street. who
passed away ,last night from an air
tacit ot'iyphold fever. The parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gould J. handle. are
grief stricken over the loss of their
eiulitcon-yoar-rcld daughter. who was
loved by all who knew her. The young
lady was a student In the Norwalk
high school and was tohave graduated .
upon the completion of this your. tier
sudden death has poms as a shock to
her many school irlonds. The funeral

 

services will be held Wednesday at- “RES“ 800“ ll'“00l[
tornoon‘at 3 o'clock from the home of .

the parents of the deceased and of-

Georgo U. Egbert to oillclste. The in-
terment will take place in theolorwslk,
cemetery.

Funeral oi Mrs. 8. P. Bowen;

The funeral acrvlcepvornr the re
mains of hire. Sylvester P. Bowen
were held ycaterduy afternoon at 2:30
o’clock from the lute residence in
lie-lie laldnd. The funeral wns largely
attended and the ilorui tributes were
many and beauiiliil. The pallbearers
weri- Willis niiniu. William 1. CanM
John itonoiilciou'oioi Albert E. Fraser .
all members oi'i'OIli'e Branch Lodge
No. ill. Knights of “Hill“. The inter-
ment foliowedxin the family plot in
Spring Grtwe cemetery,

 

 

 

 

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“d... ” 3 Illd 5 Gazette Building
access 3 NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

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nomination and ills Assisi-

.i'in arreiit
murder case. which has pussied Wil-
ton and the surrounding towns tor a
week. will probably he made within a ,
few days.
. as much this morning although he Was
very reluctant to discuss the casc'. it'
"tin rumored that the authorities have
' developed a promising clue which will
clear up the case. i

"What are you

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DRY GOODS STORE

ham... and Hosierv

' Underpriced ‘

substantial Savings on
Ladies’ Summer Vests ‘

 

Bargains in Hosiery

 

 

Ladies' Black or Tan Lace Hose ...... .....35c. 39c
Plain Vests with light time or pink ribbon shirring‘ 500 quality at ............. \..250
strings; 25c quality .1199 Men's Fancy Half Hose. 25c quality ..... 19c
Plaz“ m“ “1‘" 5°: 1““"W7'r‘ ' “'l'n'wzzz Children’s Socks. colored top, 25c quality .. ..... 19::
Pa crlsoetr mine eats. o as y
3:00 quality .)q“° Chal'l'dren‘s Blue or White Silk Socks, special rag:
Bodies Vests. 60c quality 85c
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Sherlfl Volliner Iniimatod. Z

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doing about the

gimme. thawing of; in neg] u. loath Nomik iapuhllcana WllitLilto. it." mulled the slit-rid. The sherlh'

caused some hasty covering and the "m “““F‘m' ‘- .
Another nose or nominatingrtheir, city ticket - III Willi!!!

downward “an“. uncovered m..';md“gr’ inmfitm “a" wuulaudlin. When this was told to the
“OD. to" am“... “a the bears out lists 1". Tammany" will .he‘tha ungui.'sheril he came back with the follow‘
out hm blocks of stocks driving ”minions candidate urine gathering. lip-.ing retort. "Well If they know out _
Special chance to on still lower. The reaction treat the .‘o the present writisrac WM“‘;‘”‘ ‘5’ dont 3°“ Q0 “I“ W “W
catch thinws on thesily today --induoo- (tannins Nth 1m“. reached 3 H in bu developed and should it (tom now m from them? i. . ,

. , lahi ii Valle . 3 in in Union Pacino. on. than is very little possibility ,ot .
that should appeal to your purse. The 2 “a. Bonding “a Cum“ new“. it gathorin enough sin-nth to am: lhorltlss want has leit whin- but“

such a likely and strong candidate as ’ that ho is bolus watched at the present»

a brass band of beauty. "'6 mm ESMLSL Paul ' South ‘Psis. mm"'”“"*°~, . A.
a" ‘ m o c For the oouncit‘licssi. Willisis hill- was no promoditanon is disgrace and

, _ i..- will probably m up. it“! song... no scandal involved. its did not e'sro
_‘ .a by Harold r. M “a ago,” I; to say anything further for tear the '1
WALL arena-r. l p' m' A aura- hio‘ctiior names have bosa'hlsns oi the onicisis might. be spnil- -'

. 9 ’s .
‘ l b S her or stocks wont lover than in the Oliver. . ed
1M foranoon. including union ‘rocisc.“’""“"‘ "‘ "“ “h" "m“ '" ‘

Northern Paciilc, Lohigh Valley. cues-WW“ ‘° N “W'-

Trading became and John J. Cuneo lcr city clerk.

,Vniommomsbiouoom ans-oi

was hawk“ down. His usias could

muslin our?“ sports Voiltner wu‘
asked this“ morning.
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POLITICAL "OS-BIBILITIIS.

;. v shuns—n-

was told that nodule in Wilton“ are in-
distinct at: what they regard is In,

by "ominous dildos Tammany

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The South Ills ‘
’i‘hsy say that at least a doun donuts

_ tor the put». .1, ...
know .who suisu norm

. it Is hinted Hill. the ii... iii. so-

 
 

than. Sharia Voilniwr declared there

Edward J. Flahorty will undoubtedly
be the nominee tor city tax collector'

No contest to looked torward to and
the Republicans are.ccnfldent of a]
sweeping victtn‘y at the bolts.

 

 

 

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The Wilton Republican caucus was
held Saturday night. Strong Coaster-n
Cam Had Rscsioao No Medical Ai- was appointed moderator audit. H.

notion at New London. Pitch clot-p.

NEW LONDON. Sept. il.—-'rhc locaii There was quit. a contest for select-
hoard of health stated last night that man between W. 1. Heel" and Philip
ihoytthoulhi the source of the scarlet D. Mason. but‘liy the retinal ballot tail-
lover epidemic which has been run» on Rosier received 34 votes to Mason‘s
"his since last spring has been located one with three votes scattering.
in are tenements ca Bradley street, Charles Gooppior was chosen for the
in tho tenements, which are crowded. Otherulmimsn.
they found several cases oi the tevsri 0. w. Ogden was chosen for tho of.
in a mild ions and understand that lies ofiownclark to ilnishiiio unexpir~

"Ads scant." lavas.

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there has. been numerous cases all ed term oi H. Ill. Chichostor. docasssd.‘

summer which have resolved no inedi. and then to continue for two years.

by opposing their views. HI".""""cai attention. Last night the housnsi George I'. Brown was selected tot;

were quarantined and under police town treasurer.
guard. A more thorough csaminatiop Theodore Olmstosd tor tax colioeir
oi the tenement house district will he of- '
msdoiodsy. . ‘ '1‘. 'l‘. list-win ici- registrar.
m...” Abner ll. quisr tor assessm- tor
GAR HIT. iTALlAN three years. .

An unknown ltsiisn was struck at W“. Huribuit and H. A. Barrett for
9 o'clock last night on Hog Hill in {in members at the board oi roller.
rich by the trolley car. double true or

N9. 10' in chef" of “alarm 0., Ar. R. W‘MKO. Phil” DOW.“ MG V“!-

ttiur,w. dollops and Goodwin Hcr- I0? Butts.
list-t Rom. unit only siishtiy Muted.
{rho ltsusu stood wttii‘ two onnipnn- {ism Dr Mm s
ionayallicliy good feilowi in dish- in- ‘ 1r» Warden-*4. hem.
. restriction tossiiisr. 'As' the ear ab-
preached its stopped torrent of it and

 
 
 
 

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‘ Republicans asclvltwon the pan or the snibci‘ttles'. ,

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arsed Jurors-Phillp D. him and ii
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actress Hoods suns may a.
svsitsrr
The international Codes Company
has brought suit minst Mary A. alv-
ConsishlcsL—Fredoriok (my, 'iouis srstt tor the MW», at no damned.
The m We tiled in the town
clerk's ciao this morons. William
Offload. attorney tor the lsinx .
and nspiity, limit it. i. a”.
instead the mess 1am torsi-
Collect Committee-an. ti. comings. indhinoht or the my in Ilium
strsst to this amount oi Wi- riis ossa‘
‘w’iii some up in the“ News»: town

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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. «transit nsrrow‘ lacs. , a. i ,, vb . s genomes" ” its.) m L. .
, .37.; , , ., 3“" .5: - .‘ .xalisiadriiud. stiils iniuris m, .si ., .. t '
s h'at'dspositssysas sinsli poo « ””"N'" W "M "" 3"“ - ' ' ‘ = \ sisht lip Odiesr chorus ssdi w
s' Wt“ > -32“ g 7' I" ‘ jg , , I .i u“ i) . _ ._

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sizes 6 [to 16

The best bargain ever offered in Boys
Clothing. no mother can pass this
withoulbiiyiog one for her boy. These
suits me being sold by any other mer-
chant icr~ $4.50. Our sale price will
be 82.98 while they last. _
We will show you to open a charge
account and you‘ may have one or
two suits charged to yourseli and set-
tle your bill in my weekly payments

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Clothing

are ready
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where.

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his iiorwalk police sodas
dinosoomuo tsdln game,
it“ in which mum .

whom until no.

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29-31WestW _
SPECIAL SALE

Blue Serge shits ‘ for Boys

 

Styles A
of

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other good stylus known as
“clematis-aft” 012 to did

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