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Your
Winter
Coal I
Phone Six-Five-Two
Conneally &
Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES.
O_ur lines are now complete
Cramer's
Educator’s .
NOTICE!-
You will be satisfied it you
send tor Wm. Enron. 35 Fort St,
East Norwalk. because he has
his business in a very this way.
He pays 1c .lh tor rags, best
prices for rubbors. metals and
leather beds. He gives you a
dupllcete bill to satisfy you.»
Send postal or tel. “1. He is
taking order] out-oi town, it
you let him know ahead of time.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
WE'RE WAITING FOR YOU
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.
Those are the best known of.
our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pslr guaranteed.
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Conneally &
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 363-4
WOMENS
Russia Calf Boot
ongthe latest “Hubble" last, at
$2.00. S225, $2.50, $3.00
ilutton or Luce
~MAX LEVY—-
13. WMHINGTON .TREIT ”I00!
IOUTH NORWALK
When in Doubt.
-— our ~—
ROGER LUDLOW
'.’I‘WIN CITY
NUGGET "
LITTLE GEM
’ CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir. i
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“What's your
about?"
"He's been out of work six weeks."
"I Iihould think that would ault him
first-rate."
"Thst's it!‘ He‘s Just got a ion.“
Heuendorfer monitor. l
liuuhnml so angry
your; purse. Toke It little toll from
deposit with the
A doilsr starts on account.
Open floods! eveninss.
Closed Saturdays st noon.
and we'll give you ll thccrful greeting
when \ou conic. Special chance to
with things on the fly toduy . induce-
ments in new Full line of Clothing
that should appeal to your purse. The
long and short of it. while we're too
bashful to sing our our. pruiscs with
a brass band of bounty. wed much
rather you'd come In and find the
notes that spoil Economy for yourself;
Gottlieb’s
$7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Henry Wilkens f
17 NEyNTH MAIN 3T.
Home-made Ice Cream
Fresh Mode Peanut Irlttie— j
Peanut Clusters—Semi! Peanuts .
--Pssnut Berk-Chocolate Co- II
cosnuts—Molssses Cocosnute— '
' Lemon Cocosnut -— Cocoenut
- Cakes. I
‘ Special
attention given to '
dances and entertainments.
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An Opportunity
to get a new 0-room house. oiled
floors. all modern Improvements.
near trolley and center, for only
“500'; terms; immediitte posse»
lion. Form, 8 acres. good B-room
house. barn. poultry houses, fruit;
2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex~
change for home In town.
Cull, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Hsvilsnd lloolt
Phon. 414-4. Oouth Norwsllt.
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(.‘hlof (Ihotnlsi IIo' (llovenhool
Intuit gloeiwllooruyl
illa Semitic MniestI‘-~«What's
Inuttor?
Chief Chemist »»»»» You romemhor that
sample of the milk of human Itindncna?
I‘ve found It fish in it.
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the
About the sonrcest thing In the
worldseoms to his money to pay debts
with.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
SYSTEM in SAVING
is It necessity. it you would protect yourself sssinst sudden cells upon
the my envolope every week, tor
The South NorWalk Savings Bank
' nervous and acting in a queer manner.
in»
‘ . trace of their men could they tied
‘ Bluefish ‘
OodfiSh
'Hahbut
Wéakfish
Croakers
III 12‘4c
lb 12‘/2c
lb“192‘/2c
lb 12%c
Four lbs 25c
Soft Shell Crabs doz 50c
Homer S. Beers 81.00.
22 w. WAIHINGTON or. so. uoa.
as wooownno two. so. nos.
1: MAIN or.
NORWALK
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and best around the woods for several
hours but saw no sign of the deeper-i
ado. They experienced a little on
cltemcnt. Ill ever when one at the
party came across an immense hiack- I
snake. which they slaughtered and}
brought home as a souvenir of the
hunt.
This morning another posse in
charge oil lloputy Shoril‘l 1). Louis lied.
rigun and made up of Officer John H.
Smith, Hermon Jacobs, ilomor Crow.
Edward (.l’lt‘riou and Frederick .l.
lluckler loft South Norwalk at on
curly hour in Mr. ('raw’h uutomolillc
and IIHItIlH‘tI the woods for alumni
lhloe hours
hitting their soul‘t‘h they unexpect-
edly surprised a gang of ten linliuns
who itl‘e' living in a shtick hour the
South Norwulk reservoir, being em-l
ployetl there. They looked these men
over Inul soarrhwl IIIt‘ shark and the
immediate nolghhorhood. hoping that]
'they might ilnd those compatriots of
the maniac in the act of shielding him.
They were unsuccessful, however. as
no trace of the man could he found
They returned at 7:30 o'clock this
morning. without having seen u trove
of the man.
Yesterday afternoon it was reported
from New t‘ananu that It lsdy living
near Mud Pond had seen e man an-
ewering somewhat the description of
the accused. sitting on a stump of I
live on the edge of the pond. The man
is described as having been extremely
i
as though he might he out of hie
he‘d. lie was clud in tattered ran
and had a beard. He carried with him
a shotgun, a frying pan and an um-
hrella.
The good women. when «he saw the
man. became frightened and immed»
lately sent out the alarm, but it so
happened that the police unit-lulu of
New t‘nnuun were all out in the woods
and .uo mluttteers could be court-ed
.who u‘iuhcd to win fume and glory
‘ by exposing themselves to the marks-
manship of the demented Italian.
It Is the opinion of many that the
fellow has lorsnken hla former haunts
‘not! taken the road to the north, fool.
lug that the chime was getting I little
Iioo hot [or an ordinary ludivldusl. ,
Some of the South waallt politemen‘
are of the opinion that the men is ml
the \iotidn off Ilunhttit or else he has
been spirited tinny hy aoute ul his
ltalluu friends.
\estatduy afternoon Deputy Sheriff
.lohu ti. "lake and Sergeant llrysn ll.
‘ Silk of the Norwalk police force. went
to Wilton on a little still hunt. They
searched the woods iuIlI-istlubly. but
no murderer was forthcoming. The
undergrowth Inultns tho scorch quite
dlilirult Iii prerani.
it was reported yesterday efternooh
tint the man III-Ii Ilflt'll men s short,
dininnro from the point, where the sher~ ‘
ill and sergeant wore hunting. With
little thought as to their own safety}
the two inure men phmxod " on
through the thiritet until they had
covered all tho ground lying between
them and the place where tho men wits
reported to have been notlctid. but no
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This morning a psriy oi Normhtsrs.
‘ ~ including the deputy than“. went to
Wilton attain. Reports here come
«intro stating thst the hum now has II
Item. Harry llurlliutt. oi flouth .Wll«
ton. told in Norwalk this morning thst
one of his boys noticed the men re»
coutly ncnr the South Wilton Itltitm
on horseback. And now the report
comes from the vicinity where the
murderer is at terse that he is horse-
liooit and thht MI was seen A
distance by intent-chin; putting:
With the horse the men will he olile
to escape from this section of the
country. yet it seems that he has had
tho animal two days horn the reports.
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and could huto gone before this. If
It was his tit-site to do so. \‘i by he
persists in staying iIi \\'ilton,ls not
clearly understood.
Suspect Released.
Joe Kalmar. the suspect. arrested in
Wilton Tuesday night. was released
last ovouiug uud gitcn into the run-
iody of the “limo authorities It is
understood that they III'IH' let him go
nilulu and that he is back in his old
huunts. '
IIIIIIt'iiijiiittits.
Rassell E. Tobey.
Illltiilt‘ll E, 'l‘olio)‘. son (if Mr.
Mrs. It‘runlt 'l‘olwy, of 2i ('llnton live»
title. died, this morning, at tho ugo of
two months. The. iuuorul scrrli‘so
will he held. tomorrow ultornoon at
it o'clock from the home und the in-
tI~rment will follow in the Itiyetside
cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret 0. Flirty.
The death of Margaret 0. Fairly oc-
(
, "urrod ycntortiux at her home in New
Canaan. She not: the widow of the
late Thomas St. helm. and was sev-
enty—fire years of use.
their will he h. In from the residence
of her son Thomas H Fultty, Park
street New t‘nenn, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
and i
Funeral serv
DRY GOODS STORE
"Noitwaut's LEADING
3 and s Gazette Buildirig
NORWALK. CONN.
Tailored Suits
attractive.
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The F Irst Showing of F all Fashions
Separate Coats, and Separate Skirts
‘, All the Latest Ideas are arriving daily, and are most
A New and very complete display of Dainty Silk Underskirts
in Black and many charming shades of color
$3.00 to $10.00
PROPOSALS
For State Road Work
Sealed proposals will he received by
the State Highway Commissioner,
Room :17. Capitol. Hartford, (Bonn, un-
til 2 p. ”L. Tuesday. September 26.
liiil. for It section of graded mud III
New‘ li‘uiriiclrl, in accordance with
piano IIIIiI specifications.
llltls will mite tho prlro as per
stiociiicatlous. The State Highway
It‘IIIIIIIIiaIIitIIII.~r rout-rice the right to
immune or iINl‘t‘iiili‘ the unuthcl of
tool to ho imprmul. illli‘l lilo I'Hoimmtl
I8 Ii‘l.
.\ll hide moat heamompauietl it) a
bond of not loss than one third of the
cost oi the “nth. Am lxttldei to uhom
contract has horn awntded' refusing to
sign the contract at the prices offered
and furnish a surety company bond. or
a certified l‘llN‘h, shall Iori'eit from hisi
hood a sum equal to the (illicit-tire in
price Iilfilflt‘t‘llphlfi hid and the next
lowest bidder. Plans and speciiitatlous
may he enshrined at Nortia lintch‘a.
‘Ncw It'.nlrfleld Conn or at the otlice
oi the State llighuat Commissioner
Room 27. Capitol.
The State Highway Commissioner
miseries the right to reject am and
all NIII.
Unit-d at llItItford. Conn, Sept '20.
H. Krieger SI Co.
29- 31 West Washington St.
.The Leading Milliners in The Norwalks
5th Avenue Styles
MODIFIED
5th AVENUE PRICES CUT IN TWO
HE greatest showing of Fall
Millinery now on display in.
our spacious store. Here
you can find the finest French
V'elour Hoods
liill.
M- .. JAMES ll. MoolX).\‘AI.D.,
Mrs. John Butler. Slate lllghwaly (‘omrmh‘rjsionon Iioom iii a“ the leading Shadesmpfices
. . 37, Coolie. Iinrt or . Conn.
Mm. unnm nutter, wife of John 2‘ m s $
Butler, of 2» Main street. died thisI 1 ' from 5 to 7'
morning shortly lifter one O'CIocIt after New York “or“ are 88h“: 57 to $10 for
a lingering illness of a complication of NOTICE the same Hats
diseases. ’lho deceased leaves a sis-
ter, Mrs. Thomas iloron, of StuartI __ .
avenue. her husband. end the follow . . Silk v I t Sh
in; children John Butler. of Denhury, :Adm‘ssu)“ 0f Electors e ve apes
Mrs Joseph ironic. of Main street,I from 2 50 to 5p
Mrs. William Drover of Bridgeport.' 3w” I“ “'9'“ 3"“ ""133?”qu
' lectmeu and Town (‘lerlt wt ed a
Mill Ethel ilutler. Prank Butler. Alice “on on Saturday, SON. 23 )9“ a:
RIIIII and Paul BUIIQP, 0' NOI‘WIIK. :fi: {lmel and place. following: (1 N0 ShOddy velvets| not velveteen
The. funeral will be held Saturday the Town Court room on Hsviland 8L.
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church with interment in St. Mary's In the afternoon; and at the Town ' '
cemetery. ' Court room. In the Town HT“ o'u Wei; Whne Other Stores are maklng 3'
‘ W .._._.-_......_- .- 51.. in the (‘ity of Norwn It. rom . '
Manor Halsey, of Riverside avenue, o'clock In the afternoon until ‘I‘ o‘clookl SpeCIaIty 0f SUCh gOOdS and ate
sustained a pslufully cut and bruised ganglioninfielihgunquIt‘llfitgh‘t‘log‘smffuafi t h. ”a few unaware CHStOm-
39-] ":9: ornlnx. “9 :39“ :"un'd‘" “ Admitting to tho e:ector‘su:a&h thlose ca c lug . .
ll 0 film i‘ freosa w c e an sev- persons who shall )0 qua e . on on
oral other boys annulled In. while re ale! on .Lhel‘.“lle;t to he}nt:d:"bsl;:ll In: BIS through thelr low paces. YET,
turning item I party which they tied a“ m or re N e e re ' "
attended. Master Halsey was pushed "aim” hoard will It the some times . Olll' gOOdS, hlgher pnceds are a
violently and thrown to tho xrotlnd. and places emotion the qualifications . '
striking full on the face. ills tip was of "he'll worries? who‘s: names appear great deal Cheaper In the end. ..
cut and Nhruisod end Dr Ii‘rnuuis l. 0‘” "' ‘ 0. " ' . I .
llurnell WI! oulldd to administer to 5.52333“? 3)??qu ”“3 20th day of q come in and COH'IPflI'e quality. I
the I Java's A. unowu.
)0) :Ihnsioméltgscon q Olli' Tlimmed MOdeIS cannot be
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mi PEI. ,
8 le intro of th Toun of Norwalk.
"His words frose my blood. hut-still! o p IIERIIEII'I‘ lit leglil k dupliqated in anylfther Store‘ as
my lioill'tl" 0W" et‘ '
Fried the injured wile. her cure on --;--. ‘L -~J~ - wQ "m our own ats.
summing. A boy gets a vacation from sohtiol ‘
"To“ dollsra. ”kw"- the lawyer aald. only to het’e It spoiled by not gotilnz .
As if it were s lob of plumbing. II from the linthtub. ,
. - ' TH! POOLE
Joseph
Davis
tiou
WoAMngton
' _ smut
ready-tomes r.
'tlous critic. fly sll mutton“
tide.
of Ready-to-Wear Clothes
in the World
it hardly seems res-cosine thst from 318.00 upmrds you hen secure I
suit or on overcoat which we can refer to es the world's highest type in
lot. w. are sure of our ground sod know that Our sour-
le correct.
“BENJAMIN” CLOTHES
. MAD! IN NEW YORK
combine the most skiliioi tailoring—most worthy fabrics sod meet «their
tlo style. They have osrlsot tittlhg power end wonderful poise. We gusti-
snide them for service. They‘re captivating enough to suit the most osp-
see-them now while the assortment is at flood
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