Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 27, 1911 · page 12

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,1 SCHOOL SHOES
Cramer’s

, Educator's
~>~K‘n0x Em All

Boston '
School Shoes

Orofax

J. P. S.

These are the best known of
our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.

 

 

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, Conneaiiy 81
Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 51'.
Tel. 8084

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‘1 Men’s James Means’

«; Shoes
“ 7S3,$3.25;$3.50

All Styles and Leathers.

 

 

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ilirvths store-advertising so effeciw

1'. every copy of The Sentinel

a salesman for you. you'll dud

business continues to tutor-owl”

use of your capacity to handle
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d whee he (or she) Desires I per careless.
monitors of its contents is most «variant
a mad £11111 every pay day for deposlt in the

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

pr: roller. , " '
old Vinvsnt “hello. with! n Milly
ltsllsn wine Wheat. who was irid~

’ capped three sleuth: on. was found

wandering 111 e. firooitlmtgtmt, early

today. and was taken heck'to‘ his par-

ents by the pglios. ._ The kidnappers
had demanded “.000 mason in s- loiis
series of letters. the last- of which. re-
ceived s. month ago, contained a small
piece of human dosh, which was do
elated tp have been clipped from the
boy’s ear. The lad declared today.
however. that he had been walltreao
ed all the time he was away. He
could give no account as to the loca-
tion of the house where he was de-
tained.

The police believe that Sabella yield-
ed to the kidnappers’ demands, al-
though he denies the charge.

nonsense: 3111118

 

W‘Tinnunl‘“ Continued strong.

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WATEIRBURY. Sept. 21—11 con—
science-stricken person this morninlf

sent five V20 bills through the mail to'
Superintendent Beach of the police “'1

partment. to be returned to Patrolman

:Mourloe. Noonnn, from whose locker speculatorg who considered that p. re-

the money was taken ,luly :1 last. One
man who left the department shortly
after the theft was undol suspicion.
but he left town and is now in the
West. The letteI was poslmrked

Waterbury and was mailed this morn '

«1

lot. it read:

“Superintendent Beach: ~—-Am send.
lug $100 which was taken from Patrol-
man Maurice Noonun three months a

'so,1nna1y give it to him. This money

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has never been out of the city.
one will ever know who took it.‘

No

The letter was unslxned The 110 in n more oven way with prices 8115- that she will ‘W 0‘” “I commission 10"

lice are toying to locate the sender.

VIIIIIKIEII PREVENT“
Eli“ STRIKIIIE

msznottT. in. Sept. fir—Tele-

graphic orders “restraining workmen
01 various railway trades on the lili-
noia Central and Harrlmsn lines from
striking were sent out from Ds‘venport
today by authority of the unions in-
ternationi presidents

' According to President O‘Connell of
the Machinists. no strike has been or
dared and} will not be until after a
espionage . between International
presidents and Harrimen odiclals.

PACKAG" IY AIROPLANE

 

 

Writing sf-n twentieth century sd-‘

venture for it. Nicholas a_ little girl

says: A- few ”the ego Wright bro~'

thers‘ aeroplane; with one of their

men. calm to. Dsyton to Columbus.‘

making thrift. is a little over two
hours.

it brought shop! 200 pounds of silk
for one of the Columbus stores. This

was the first time merchandise had.

even been transported in air.

The majority of people here were
watching for the aeroplane. and when
it was first seen it looked like a tiny
speck up in the sky. Then all the
bells in the city began to ring and the
whistles to blow.

it was to land at the Driving park.

where 4000 people had gathered to‘

see it
Before it came down it circled round
and round like a bird. After it landed

‘ it went up a few more times. and took

‘some people for a ride.
The still was cut into pieces and
sold for sourernirs.

WH.W-W

TH! IAMI HOLI

An‘ inexperienced young fellow was
called upon to malts a speech as s
banquets at which speaker Cannon was
present. in fact the speaker sat out
to the young man.

"Gentlemen." began the young ,st-
low. “my opinion is that lilo general-
ity of mention in general is disposed

CIGARS to take advantage of the sonsrsilty tin tried to force the other heirs to
him

The Speaker grabbed the boy by the
am. and pulling him down to him
said:

"all down. sou. You stemming out
of the same hole you went in.”

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1 Honey well invested-«a Advertise
dress um personal.

Earner,

The wise
To" those ,

 

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Hill [I Ilill liliil l‘

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‘ Want. arbour. 111.10 a rel—Ton-

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NOTICE

‘ You will he utisded if you.
stator and Corrine-tics does not 111w" send for W111. Enron,“ Fort it.”
tend to dissolve imparted. an air of East 110111.111. 1.1.111. helm:

positive buoyancy to the stock market ‘hi: business in a very fine way.
at. today's opening. initial transact-1 He pays to 111m rags. best

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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hips in Steel Common coil-urea of a’ price: for robbers. pistols and ' . ‘1 “WALKS LEADING 0.00.. 3 and 5 we Building
‘11 00k of 88.000 shares attract 69% to feather beds. He gives you a . . GOO .. » ’ -
98. as assinst so 78 at yesterday's '; duplicate hill to 11111:: 1011. DRY D8 STORE 1...”. NORWALK’ CONN'

 

 

.close. United States Steel pfd, open-
ed With a gain of 8%. which was soon
extended to 5%. Union Pacific 9 nod
at a rain a“: tit. which itsoeu est. dad

,to 11%.A1uerlpsn Blushing advanced

18 points at the opening with a later ....,. M

igain of an additional point. Amalga-
mated Copper advanced 2 3-8. Northern
Pacific and Lehigh Valley 2%, Reading
2% and general gains of 1 to a points.
Opening transactions in American To.
bacco 6 per cent. bonds were on a
huge scale at an advance of 7-8 of a
point and the United States Steel Sink-
ing Fund 5 per cent. bonds were up
17-8. Prices shaded a point or more
from the opening, but the undertone

Bend postal or 1.1.411. He 1!
taking orders out of term. if
you let him know. ahead of time. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Cume and See Our New
Fall Suitings

., ENGLISH TWEEDS~ In very attractive gray or tan mixtures.
HIGH GRADE WOOL SUITINGS—Pisiu and self-striped, in all the new shades

Hazelton ‘ , inoludlnx the Miller “Coronation” color.

COAL PRIESTLEY'S FAMOUS WEST OF ENGLAND BROADCLOTH— Warranted

spot proof. Black and all shades.
REVERSIBLE COATINGS -- Plain or plaid backs.
, 1‘heB.Hershfleld astm Co.
lowing the bulge at the opening. imi Tel. 204. 122 Water Is.
mouse blocks of stocks were thrown

A FINE LINE OF EXTRA HEAVY COATINGS.

READ'S CELEBRATED CHEVIOTS AND SERGES lN GREAT VARIETY.
on the mnrket. Buyers at the lower > . . ‘ _ 1
level sold extensively for profit as did Mm

 

 

 

WALL 1512.11 11. m—«Fluctuatlone
were unusually wide during the first
hour. owing to the excited trade. Fol-

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action was due owing to the rapidity -.
of the advance. There was an irreg- 0'“ Pi.“ 0“ Libsrte’s Pl!“ W019”
ulnr reaction. which reached 2 ii ' ed 37 Tons

points in Lehlgh Valley and from 1 T013110?“ 59M. 27 The trelnena
to 11,5 elsewhere 11.8 Steel passed “0"! 1010601th explosion which ties-
to 5919.11“. pfd stock which had trotted the battleship Liberia Monday
touched 113 fell 111109. Transactions “an Isnin Indicated who when a
in Steel common amounted to 275 000 piece of the Liberia‘s armor plate was
ghareg in the that thirty minute,s lifted from the side of the battleship 121/
which nus considerably more than Hepuhllque, “.00” Will?“ it had fallen 20 .
was sold in a like teriod durin any Th“ broken NIH! Welxiwd 37 ions

of the recent \lolenlt declines gr 11 ”id Md been hurled 225 yards. The Homer Sr Beers & C0.
1 o'clock the market was moving along itepnhllque was so badly damaged 2: w. WAaHmtn-ou at" .0, no.

' 20 WOOOWARD AVE“ .0. NOR.
1! MAIN ST” NORWALK

An‘Opportunity

to.get a new dream house. oiled
floors. all modern improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
$11500; terms; Immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 acres, good broom
house, barn, poultry houses, fruit;
2 1.2 miles out. Will sell or or,
change for hpme in town.
Call, write or phone

D. S. HULL
Room 1.11.1111.“ Iiooit
rhea. 41M. south Memos.

Special for

WEDNESDAY
Legs of Best Quality
Spring Lamb

H Krieger St C0.

29- 31 West Washington St.
The Leading Miliiners in The Norwalks

5th Avenue Styles

MODIFIED ,
Stir AVENUE PRICES CUT 1N TWO

HE greatest showing of Fall
Mlliiuesy now on display In
our spacious store. Here

you can find the ifinsst French

.. .Vclcur Hoods
in all the leading shades-4m
from 35g to S7.

New 1‘... m are asking 17 to no for
the samesflsts

Silk Velvet Sha es
from $2.50 to

NO shoddy velvets, nor velveteen
hats are being sold in our store,
while other stores are making a
specialty of such goods and are
catching a few unaware custom-
ers through their low prices. Yet,
our g'oods,.- higher priced, are a
great deal cheaper in the end.
fl Come in and compare quality.
(I Our Trimmed Models cannot be I
duplicated in any other store, as
we trim our own Hats.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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"up” quotations roused "cox“ months while repairs are being made.
1 to 2% points above yesterday 11 close Tuclve bodies were taken from the
wsm. S1‘llh.E1‘.l p 111 ~Tradlng "M “"1 “Will“! The search
in ninth: assumed the largest proper. above the water line is difficult ow-
lions of any time within several years ing to barriers of crumpled steel that
during the first part of today‘s see Oppose In “Vim“ ““0 ““1101“ 0'
slop. Fluctuations were on an on the holds Nothing ““5 discovered
usllally wide “use. and the market leading to the belief that other living
econ shaped the effects of profit tah- men were imprisoned in ”w wmckatte,
m8 sales "New noon 3 large part of although this remains n possibility.
the early gains were eliminawd. The The roll °t the dead ““9 increas-
violent movements were hug”, the ed by sJislf doses deaths during the
result of speculative operations. Profit “ ght
tinting and more short selling reduced PARIS. 3'“ ’7 l‘ Patric "W"
the early gains steadily. until nothing quotes Admiral Mar nip formerly
w” ,0" but small motions in mm. commandsht of the To ion naval els-
important issues. such as “a.“ Ps tion. in an interview as attributing the-t
ci,dc Atchlson (snadian Pacific. finest ”’h‘h“ 0" m battleship ”M”.
Northern hid Northern Pacific. to the chemical decomposition of old
Reading and Southern Pacific ”"4““

 

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DILIIIRATIVE JUITICI

A Chicago lawyer tell- in lJppln—
colts of n‘newly elected s‘quire in Min-'
nesots who was much elated by his'
honors. but not quite sure that he
could sustain them gracslully. do for
some time previous to his assumption
of the once he hung about the courts
logeiltlpnomnhdth‘wnlltoieui
procedure. One phrase struck hill
particularly. and it was not long be
fore he had an opportunity to utilise
it. When. sitting In judgment on his
first case, the testimony was all in
and the arguments made, his honor
cleared his throat and delivered him-
self of the following: “The court
tsltes this case under advisement until
next Thursday morning. when it will
render a verdict in favor of the do
fondant."

ACTION IXPIOTID TODAY
Postal Authorities Trying to Find
Finn’s ltenscrspher.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21—1110 federal
Ogrsad jury was expected to not today
in the case of Jared Flagg. the 5! per
cent. profit broker. and his friends
who were recently arrested charged
with defrauding customers through it
legal use_of the mails. The Jury was
waiting to get the testimony of Ills:
Madeleine Russo. the little blonds
stencgrspher. whose confidential po
sition in Fissa‘s cities is supposed to
have taught her the details of his im-
mense business.

Blues to raid on Plan‘s odices. last
Saturday, the Posioiilee inspectors
have sought Miss Roses in rain. but
today they had assurance that she
will surrender erulf.

Through her sister, Miss Russo has
declared that she has intimate ac-
quaintance wit her employer'- busi
ness methods.

 

 

WE’RE WAITING FOR YOU

and we'll give yous acheerful greeting
when you come Special chance to
catch strings on the fly todsyminducr
meats in new i'v‘sll line of Clothing
that should appeal to your nurse. The

and short of it while we’re too

sftsl to sing our own praises with
a brass band of beauty. we’d much
trainer you‘d coins in and had the
incurs that spell Economy for yourself.

Gottlieb’s

$7 & $10 '

ll NORTH MAIN OT.

 

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O‘Rellly was s heupeclted husband)
unforgiving even when Mrs. O‘Reilly
had been called to the “nest beyond." 1
lie refused to have anything to do
with the funeral or go to the come.
tery. All of the arrangements were
looked after by neighbors. When they
had straightened up the house, the!
not O‘Reiliy to consent to come in and
look over the llorsl o'er-lass of the '
friends. Thou the sum hill if there

was-whirls gamut W.“ 1». .
fore they took their re. rc-fi
noting the hotel pineal: D’Rdiliy nod ..

dad and observed: ' ,
"if ya: don't Mind. yes might close -

 

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MAITIN-HARTWULL CAI! FRIDAY

"The case of Nicholas Martin. of Nov
walk, vs. idlls Louise Hartwell. et at.
will come up in the Bridgeport courts
on Friday This is a still said to have
been the result of the purchase of the
rights of on hair to some property It
Wautport by Mr. Martin. and another.
The rumor has it that further Mr liar

 

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ammonia

rm use. Peanut Mitts-- ‘

 

engTde

When Francis Wilson. the actor.
‘ was young he was giving a series of
impersonations in a small town whose
folks had s way of being unpleasant"
2. familiar with mind». on this p»,
’j ttnulsr occasion. Wilson was not or:-
'f hotly st his oils. and the freely de-

'elther sell to him or another for in-
veslment, purposes, but that the heirs , us

failed to do so“ Warner end (laid thins (isles M" 1
sohmidt reprisent Mr. hisruu while
Csnheid. Judson and Pullman. of
Bridgeport. represent the defendants.

M'MM

Peanut Clusters-alum“ Peanuts
'. Mum Communists ce-
‘ despots-«Molasses Mounts—u.

Holeproof
Socks
$1.60
for Six

 

Handy. who had lost hsoorne s wl- ‘
dew. was porting out ssrsrsi suits of . , Lemon
black semiotics. ~~ilsrfrisnd salted i‘ g m
in grass astonishment: . ' “WW .

Mandy, Whlh 111' you done N then: . Macs: and entertainments.
hiseit undshu‘mtsf"

Coconut -- coconut

 

I. lirsred core which greeted him

attention
rim to 11 on his appearance m not reassuro
5 ins; but its inept on and gained in com
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ddenpe. Home of the audience, how-

FHIIDOM
stone walls do not a prison moire. .
Nor iron 11er s can;

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‘ mm. 1.1mm.“ 1,111.11“. 1 "’csuss- what Ah mourns, An mw ever had come prepared to amuse .
.... That for an psi-lute. mourns." I “"19“ ' themselves. and did not propose 10 b0 ' ‘
11111 new 1 ‘ lo ”W “um. mm‘ I in a Box
are , cm a any rs ‘ no. oi Designs. 1 -
Andie my soul has free, .. u" U“ ”1"" dspropds of the udtl radiate: Mfg “M‘ywfitmmt?l:¢ 1:1;
Angels alone that soar shore 7"“ American ”mm“ “f Hoot "lay my ofsur Masts: here said “I I” ' “ re

Euler such liberty. 11m am asked for r. w
«placard invoices (into) 1 “Are they in denser New hind!"

'Uertslnh not. They was to m

“Militia Mirth prom the m s “cakewalk. é ,
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“mm-mm 11 m instills he sat.
Whaler" you have, have beauty“ sit. our other one”. .
in... sinus: salt the farther “summons-rm
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