Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 25, 1911 · page 12

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Full soon. we know.
That (Phoebe?) Snow
Will cover earth .
With robe of white--
‘ But what care we
if air is chilled,~
When bins are filled
With Anthracite?

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TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS

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Conneally &
Bracken

 

 

 

 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our lines are now complete

Cramer's ‘
Educator’s ~
Knox Em All
Boston
School Show
Orofax
I. P. S.

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

 

 

 

 

Conneally 81 .
Bracken

31 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. 363-4

 

 

“Mayfair” Shoes
‘4 . For Ladies

in all leathers. on the latest "llohlllc‘
last, at

$3

 

 

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100 WASHINGTON e'rnea'r onloel
eeurl-l NORWALK ‘

 

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at

-—- BUY—-

ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN crrr

‘" NUGGET

LITTLE GEM

.la 3....»

B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.

LEVY ——

When in Doubt

CIGARS E ~ - '

 

exrnA‘Pnlc“ PAID Fen
JUNK oneuen'r To Trill
PLAGI. Raga, lo lb.: feed"

bags. 20 each and bakers” flour
bags. tic. if, not turn: rubber
wagon tirelon'd auto til-ell. the.
lb. If not stripped; inner tubal
from 120 to title 1b.: garden hose.
10 lb.: pewter. lilo 1b.; block till,
300 lb.; copper. 8c lb: lead and
zinc, ill/fic- ib.; blacksmith horse.
sheet. 500 per civtn any ordi-
nary iron. lilic per owl. I can
handle your Junk at a very small
profit at the place. Wm. Effron.
35 Fort an, E. NeMaik. Tel.
441. I do not go around “with
hello. I take orders out of town.
If notified ahead of time.‘

4-

 

 

 

 

?” BUY
Haz‘elton
‘ COTAL

The B. Hershfield & son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

 

 

 

 

- “An Opportunity

to get in new fi-room hellse.'oiied
ioors, all modern Improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
2500; terms; Immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good. S-room
house. barn, poultry house]. fruit:
2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change for-home ill town. .
Cull, write or phone

D. :S. HULL 5

Room 1, Havlland Block ,.
Flinn. 414-4.. eouanlIomaIlt.‘

 

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Special for Thursday

3 lbs Fresh Smelt
23c
Homer S. Beers 8t Co.

22 W. WASHINGTON 8T" 80. NOR.
20 WOODWARD AVE» .0. Non.
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK

 

 

 

cilllsc illcil from tho collar-howl he.
cause it lulvl-s suitor. Muny more
come to no ill-cnlllll- wc'rc cl'llckcl‘jncks
for “saving sugar" for our (tulllolncrll
ill the way of good \‘illll('ii lli cconomy
prices. Our offering of Moll'll Hulls
lllld (il'cl‘conls ill 37 and Sit) in It suit.
nr~snvcr for sure. llotlcr not llllelld of
llllllly people by (tollllnlz in onl'ly.

Gottiieb's S7 & $10

11 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

PHON E 836-5.

17 NORTH MAIN 81'.

While out shopping. wily not.
drop in and try

 

 
 
 
 

, No mull cull hope to ho happily lillil‘
fled unit-nil llc ill ll good listener.

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Advertille in The Sentinel.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Every prudent wage earner anon

 
 
 
 
 

every pay envelope.

 

Open Monday Evenings.

 

 

 
 
 

Il‘rcnll-lnlldo (Sandy and Ico‘

(‘l‘oll lll.

We illiiu give llpeciul attention
to dances and entertainmonie.

 

in l I
unsolved-ll,-

4 The South Norwalk Savings Bank

Invites Small Accounts

id have even ll small amount from

A Dollar Starts an Account

Closed Saturday: at Noon.

 

lllllll; Annuals.

Mn. iHar-old ‘0. Bette.

News has been received of the death
of hire-Harold S. Betta, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Bette were among
the most popular young people of
AWiItonv, but lately have resided in
Baltimore. Mr. Bette la well up In
the forestry division or the Doilfli‘lk‘
merit of Agriculture, and at the time

‘0‘ M3 “'9'“ death WW 0“ his WW . lllllhtly higher level. traders began to

home to one hill little baby boy. Mrs.’

* Bette died after he had left the ox- stocks reacted half a point, to below

perimenial station in the wilds of
.Cnllfornln, and he knew nothing of
their demise‘untll he reached Bulli-
more, the (lily of the funeral. The de-
cenned ill l-nlrvlvod by her husband
and two week's old non. It took two
weeks to hear of the arrival of hill
sell and this accounted for his delay
Ill reaching home. Mr. llciill iii the
non of Mrs. John Moll}. Betta, n pro.
Inlnelli, l‘cnldenl of Wilton. The fun-
orlll was held on Sunday.
Mn. Saran Cox.

l The dolllh of Mrs. Shrub Cox 000“!"
red last evening at lizzi o‘clock, at her
residence ill lllglllllllli nvellue. foliow~
1m: u long illness. llecollscd won the,
‘wldow of tilc lute Joseph (‘ox and thc
‘l'llllllly is one. of the best known ill
'tllhl l-lcctioll of the stain. llnvinlz occu-
pied tho oxiculllvc property at tho top
of ltnioll Hill for many yours. Mrs.
(lnx lh‘i lllll‘vlwd by two (lilllKlllt‘I‘ii. Mira.
.lnmos Wood and Miss Amy t‘ox. The
funeral services will be hold on Ii‘l'i
llil} nitcrnoml lll 3:120 o‘clock. from
“I" iiilllll)‘ residence. and the lllft‘l‘r‘,
lllclli will he in the liilllll) plot ill lluW
loll lclllclcr}, ltowuyton. ill the collV
velliellcn of tho fllnlill‘.

l

l

Albert A. Riley. I
.\lllcri A, Illlcy. aged it? years. died
yoslcrllnl morning at his homo in
south \i’llloll. lifter ll .‘il‘liil‘i illllcss,‘i‘llo
i‘llllcllll survives will he llcili from his
llolllc. tolllorrow‘ morning. lit in o‘clock
Hllil llII‘ illtcrmcnl will tulle place in
St. Sinillo-n‘ls climclcr)‘. Ill-v. l“lllllf‘l'
li‘lilll oillciniilllz.
DR. KNABE'S MURDER iNVESTi-'
GATED. “

Authorities Loath to Believe Anyi
Scandal Wu Connected With it. i!
INIllANAi'l'lIJS, 'lllll. Oct. 23 W'lir‘

unification of the- prillllc life of Dr.

llcloilc Kilnilc. i‘lll‘nlcr Hlilllt‘ llai‘il‘l‘iol'
ogiat. found til’ltll with lwr throat imam
ed, y-cllierdily. ill llt‘l‘ llpel'illlcntll. io~

Ill-lg; occupied the dctoclil-olt who pro-

posed to question the tli‘ttd woman's

friclldll ill the medical proton-lion “I'M.

for it ill Hfllll llclplnilllnnccahip

was illil'iilti entirely couilncd to [it‘l‘
noun illtcrerltcd in llclouiiiic subjects
or in social hygiene. 'l‘lllll il llhollld
he discovered that any llt'nlltlllll llliocll-
ed to the (ll-nth lll‘ lir. Kllulle would be
llll‘ounllllcnl with her life. it was poilli-'
ell out today. She lived alone iii the

comfortably (lll‘nlsllcd llpnrtmolll ill

which iillt‘ wull lilllt‘ll null. devoted nil

hcr llpllrc lime to tillltl) llnd criteri-
lnelrllllioll. She well ll member of the

Young Women‘s i‘ili‘illiillil Ansocllltloll,

and frequently lectured in its Illi‘lll‘

horn and to stint-chill of thc lltlllll

school» on noclnl llylriellc, llltclllpillll':
to Impress llpoll lhe ncccallily of pur-
lty on all hm'llll reintlolln

'l‘he policl- islet Illtzli'l illlllllx‘rclcns»
cd Jefferson linyllcn. tllc llcllro janitor
of lllt‘mllllillllg ill ullll-ll llr, Kllnllc
lth‘d. lli'tci' sillillililllr thonlsl‘lvoa he
could uni lcll nilythillu ol' llit‘ circum-
llinllccll of llcr licnlh, scorch wna ink»

on up iodlll' i'nl' ll motive for lit'l‘ llllll‘v

dor. Ilnllllnnlllc null of lil‘llllitlli ln«

'lallt‘i‘llllil llttlllnlllcni. no who Willi. the

police lifter ll night‘s work. wow nll-

nlllc to lliilcolcl' illnt nhc hnd ('lllllt‘l‘
ull clllsllll‘ or lill illilllllllc llillll friend.

The illlllly of Hilli‘llli‘ swmcd untou-

lllllc, llccllulu- tllc knife with which

Iil'. Klllllw one lllllcd was not found,

and .tlw coroncr llalluulmi lillill the

tummy NlllF'll tlllli illlllolli llcl‘ol'cd hcr
llollli \vllll i-iiv"lll‘k all she llly in bed.

lll‘l'

l

. 'Nlero wall no fill” of blood on tho

; Henry Wilkens
it

some of our (‘

floor. Dr. Kllllllo’ll llillliainlll. Minn
KniherinlI Mcl‘hol‘lllln. nnlll tlllli her
ill’ill ill-o wnll increunllu; daily Illltl that
she Willi in ll cllccl'ful humor.

'llhe col'pllcl' having found no ovid-

cllco of ll pvl'iltlilill unenllill having
been colululttml, lillll tllcrlnheiu; no
iildlcutiun ill lilo npnl'tnlcnt of roll-
in 'y. the police nought to find nocl'lt
pluccll lll ‘llr. Knllllc‘n life. They be
llovo that the murder. for no It op-
peured. wnll done by It hereon that.
entered the door. not a window, of
nine llpnrlhlonl. dill ‘hin work and do
parted through the door.
“ ‘Detccllvoll today look to polioo
headqnnrl‘ore for examination Animo-
tn Knailo, month. and Katherine Mo
l‘iherllon, llnnislnlll to Dr.
Knahe. '

 

WW“

TERRANCE CLARK lMPROVID.

 

Terrance Clark, who ill undergoing

trentmeni ill the Norwnlk Hollpitnl on
a result of nhud foil. to reported to be
somewhat better. having lluhee of
conrclomillelul from time to time.

I Sentinel want ndr. bring reunite.

 

wannnsnllv, an. as.

Helene

lgll

nun llljlll Milli:

WALL 812; 10:10 a. m..——'rne stock
market Willi almost motionless at the
opening today. There war not eunuch
business to give any appearance of an-
imntion. The only email to move
more than a llmail fraction was Cuna-
dinn'Paéillc. which gained n point.

WALL (STREET. ll 3.. m.—-‘When
otoelle began to show hesitation at a.
roll the market. All of the active
yesterday's closing and speculation be"
came lifeless again. .

“BALI. STREET, Noon.~'l‘he etoek
market drifted idly through the morn-
ing session. which was the dnliost of
many weeks. The government cotton ‘
ginning report was constructed as buil~
“ill for stocks. but the only activity
which It prodllccd was in the cotton
lnllrket. Prices ruled cloudy without
nlaicrinl t‘llllliKCit except for some of
tho llldllstlrinls which developed con
llidorllble strength. American 'I‘obocco
bonds moved upward, the Sixes rilllnlt
ll point. on the allllouncemcllt that one
of lilo llublltdlnl‘lcn would venue oppw
'sliiloll lo the rel-organization plan on
consideration of being freed from com
llol lly the company. New York Air
Brake nlllde up part of ltllrecent hen-
\',\‘ lollll. Allllllglllnllled Coppol- wall
pushed up to above I'll. despite the
loss indicted on the colllplllly by the
burning of ll lllrgc slllcltcr. Alllcricnn
(“.otton Oil nlllo lllll‘ilt‘llt‘il n Inrge fruc-
lioll after falling in mtg. a new l('\‘t.’l.
Iiolldll were nidndi:

\\'..\I.I. t-l'i‘lllihl'l‘. l p. lll.—' All nill'llpt
{nil ill the ilcpllhlic Steel stocks cane
oil the general lint in sell off slightly,
but lllt‘l‘t‘ will: no material increase ill
the volume of business. Republic,
Sit-cl _\lcllicd 2“!“ ill Iii"... :lllll lilo lli‘tl'
fl-l‘l't'd ll; to Tll'l’n. the bowel ilgul'oti
since lillill. 'l‘llc llonvillcas of tllcsc
smcllu was line In part to the thin
lllllrkoi tor illllcill‘o securities and tho
pl-nl‘vnl tlill‘inlil‘fl‘bli’”ll‘fltlt‘ conditions
dill-cling slccl colplll‘lliionll. '

ALLEGED DEAD MAN PAYS PER-
SON/(L TAX.

Deminlck Palermo Settle: Bill of Coetl
Tee. in Hartford.

llsilt'i‘l‘llltll llcl 35 . Dominick l‘ii‘
li'l'lllll. oi No. 31:» \i’lnlisol otl‘cel. who
\l‘llli reported to .llllllzl- \Vllllt‘l‘ H. (”‘lllrk
in llir- police con-3t Monday lllornilllx
to be exempt from tllc payment of the
personal tax of 82 in hit having died.
llppenrcd ill the court yeaierdny lllOl‘II‘
lug and paid the In with costs of Soil:
in addition. .Illlilte (‘lllrll Wlui told llllll
the man nppellrl-ll and paid the tax and
costs before illo‘scnsion of court upcll.‘
ell. llill comment was; "A fortunate
resurrection." l’ollcomiln Rollerl I..
Myers wont in whom I‘lllerlnollvoll o'll
Sunday with the intention of notify~
inn hilu to he in court to answer in ll
colllpinillt which charged nonpayment
of the in. Volume and some nth
crs were fillllilfl on the veranda and
one of the men told the policeman that
l‘lllcrmo had died. Then the police-
lllnll went away n'ild lllolt‘ on the w~
f'flllllu. us later investigation showed.
have the policeman the laugh. l‘lll-
N‘llio evidently thought it would llc
chcllpter for him in pay the tax null
yesterday he settled, l

(liners for whom the police lull-c
llcurchod and who appeared yestch
dill~ and paid ill toll of $1! willl lllt‘
cents of Mini? are: Merrill (‘onniult
home. No. 1': Morgan sire-oi; llullli-
nccll Tonto. No. llil North sin-vi: l‘cv
tcr l’crriu. No. 125 Village stl‘voi;
Mike inlxronan. No. in North lill‘t't‘l.

was FESSENDEN DEAD.

STA “Fulfil. Oct. 25-; Word wus rc-
cclvcll here imiuy of the death til
Allhcl'lllc. .\'. (‘., of Mine Alice ii. Fell.
solidi-ll, daughter of the into Major
.lorllllnl A. l“t‘h50nd(‘l‘. of this city. Millll
l-‘csmlldcll Willi ll graduate of Smith
i‘oilcuc null ilnd inliitlll lll lllt‘ Sillmg
ford High School lllllil two )‘eilrn llizn.’
\vllcu llhl- llcclllllo ill.
film had devoted her Ollf‘l‘llit‘li tll llllil~
tuberculosis work. and With the author
of ll number of booklets which were
distributed to clergyman throughout
the country urging lilo one of the lll'
dividlllll run at communion service» ill
the church, .

CREAMER SENTENCE!) T0 150

DAYS.

(ill EICNWIIIII. Oct. 25. "Hit! charge
of kidnapping placed aunllllll John
Cranmer. .ir.. lll connection with llll
automobile trip made by MI‘D. Herbert
Miner in hill company on Sunday night
lost from" her home llt it‘lnat Port
Chester to South Norwnlil. wne dill-
nllllrlnll ill court today. On four other
rennin of the chemo he was Ielltonced
to serve ll lotlll of il’lil days in Jail llild
to my main. While woo found guilty
of branch of the pencé and sentenced
to thirty dnyn in Jail and collie.

‘
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l-llllco illnl lllllc'

“Nahum...“ W . .. .,

 

l'l‘WO CENTS. '

 

 

' \ "DRY GOODS STORE

. NORWAUK’S LEADING

3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.

«one
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a

HAND-FINISHED fl UNDERWEAR ~
For Womennnd Children .. All Styles and Qualities

 

THOUGHT HOUSE WAS ON FIRE.‘

_-_. l

Residence of Capt. Joeeph 8. Byxbee
Filled With Smoke.

’I‘hc home of (‘llpllllll Joseph 5. lim-
lit'i'. til .‘i .“illllt‘ lili't’t‘i. fillml with
smillir' yt’iilill'dlk} l‘l‘lllll till (i\'l'l‘llt-llltlfl
furnace and nllilollllh no iirc could in»
discolored it was thought host to call
out the lll‘t‘ Ill-llllrlllll‘iifi, 'l‘llp llllpc
llosc nllio chemical truck. with lirilcr
Iillnlei l‘nrcornn. l‘llicl' t‘. l. liyillgion.
lilcllnrd l". Moore and Alcxulldcr i’nisv
icy. Mom in the llolllw llllll investigat-
cll. .\'ll lire null tllh'l'flVC‘li‘il. 'l‘llc cull
was llcul ill shortly after it o‘clock ill
lilo ioronoon

The truck lllcll maul in the armory
ililtl brought home the 2.30 feel of hose
left llltre ill ruse lllt’i‘li had llt'li'll n
fire during the firolllcn's lnll' Week.
'l‘hllll. iWo birds were kllli’tl with one
alone.

PRESENTED WITH CANE.

Showing their appreciation of Rev.
J, J. Keane. their former nllillllilllll
pllator, ll number of the people Ill the
pariah of Hartford have sent him a
[told-handled cnnc with his name in
scribed thereon. There comes with
this present ll feeling of relllcmllrunco
and lore. and the new :lllallunnl at St.
Mary's (‘hllrcll Is more than touched
by lho lmlldllollle tribute.

 

 

THE 8. B. CARLTON

 

Wear a“Benjamin”

You can't make the right sort
of an impression Ii" you're drooli-
ed wrong. There. mlllli neces-
sarily be It certain percentage
of quality and it certain percent.
lure of style to make u mull look.
undi'do his best. " .

. . ’ f. 9 .'
Familiarize youraedi'ivlth
hanlmm eve-cone

From $13.00 up

 

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l
t

Dome little time use when they were

The “(miller
Spcclni Saves Miles of Steps
forfl‘ircd I’d-ct.

‘IlISHoosierCluh

has been very successfully organized
Tell Ladies have joined the Club.
Only fifteen more will have the priv-
ilege to become members and obtain
this wonderful kitchen worker for the
little sum of ONE DOLLAR

OME in and seethe great display
and also obtain the information

how to become a member of
the Club.

F HUSBANDS WISH to buy one

of these Cabinets for a Christmas

_ present, let them come in and we

will explain the scheme. Will hold

the Cabinet until desired. No charge
for storage.

H. KriegerSz Co.

w

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Were not. the eye iteelroa nun,
No i‘illl't for it 1' chili ever shine.

 

l’ “I.

 

By nothing goon denote the heart be Joseph Davis
he won . . '
l. Were not tilejlem of man lili'lne.

 

I Washington flu Tel. den.
wGeethe. ‘ ‘ , ‘

“4 ”W onvmo'PAN COMING.
l- The «election, received word lllln
Dcpllty~8herift John H. illnilc. ofmmnillg from Deputy State Highway
Nerwaik, yesterday placed an mulch;Commissioner A. (l. Innis tilut the dry
mom on real estate belonging to till-T lilil pan for stone to be lined by 8n-
(‘olllnlllln Motor (‘nr liolllpnny, of‘porlntcndont Frank iv“. (llnrk on tho
lilll'll‘ord. lo the mound of $6,000 ill : l'oluiu he in rcilllirillu. In on the Way by
favor of Frank (‘lllloll nnd .inmcn Kel~' trolley express. 'l‘illll ill an article
ley. of Newton. It. will be remombfi- much needed and the deputy llna sent
ed that (‘llllon and Kelley were on the it ill the aolicillltion of “it; board of
truck of the Newton Fire Department town i‘nlllcre.

$0.000 ATTACHMENTKIN Milli”w
‘ reno.

 

ll’illlJMAN’i‘lt‘. Oct. 25. Judge lid-y
win ll. (Inger tolilly not Nov. 7 no the '
date for the trial of ‘ltnndolph llrlli—
Incite on the charm: of murdering Stun—
Illillllll (‘hnlcllnkL lll New Boston. in
the town of Thompson. on the night
of September 6. bit-shooting. ‘ . .

run into by li‘rn'nk Guincn. driver for
the Columbia Motor t‘nr Company.
nnd‘vIel-e lhrown out illltl injured.
They sue to recover the llzllllnlzcll. The
care ill returnable before the (“ommon
‘Plena court on the second Therapy in
November.

 
 

 

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