a
w sister, Miss til. Crush, from Albany,
100 diherent patterns to se-
” iect from. "
2
5
' some Early Ind 899 thy Bargains.,
" ‘ ,sss nerves, tires and 9. courses that
BASE BALL ' ' . ' statement: of Fandango“,
GOODS
Eyewitnesses to lists accident «and
have requested that their names he
withheld in ducting their interview.
times on one point, namely that the
cs‘r was not being operated at excels.
. 19¢ sire speed. Ghtlsoriug irons whst has
.........‘.. 3159‘ been ‘sald by reliable parties, the ca:
5c Gloves at
09 Gloves at
75c Gloves at ’1. ."" n - - v o . ‘3 - I. - v v‘ n 560 was proceeding 'leiflln'flly Whards’blcr-
at . . . “g. ii 2% gig?” :‘L ................ 3: walk, M9tcrman Candeid havlni; made
" , \ .z‘ 31. 50 (30,3: at ‘ . ,1 “a stop at the corner ot Ely avenue to ,
E. K. BANKS ”I“ 31‘. 76 Gloves at . $1.33 pic}: up a couple or iisssensers. ‘
"flammofldm Block 4* $5300 Gloves at $1.48 The ass9rsgsrs ,we‘ro busily engaged
South Norwalk . g. 33 3:33;: :2 ,3}: in tires ing on mufldlsi’toes sud other~
' i 3350 Gloves at ":::f::::::::” “:47 wise enjoying tlse ride utter a tedious
r {niua'i'fi' I‘M 00 Gloves at 32,15 day in the best when suddenlythsre
Wt IL: 33 gioies at ..... '. .......... as: was a grinding noise as the whitetail:
‘ ‘ 3 0 es 9' the trout truck struck the: cross “
..,°?MTE"°ABLE°A”T'°"' ,, .123 till: it. :1:::::::::::::::::: 13: do... was r... probably 1...... wed
-, w Bh’ said the dub “g b“ 9’ l2bc 13343 at " ....... 170. on the tracks by passing automobiles.
that “I" could arrange to take our 50c Bats at and Then came , the lurc‘h as the front
wedding trip in an airship” 51- 09 133‘s at ----- .t...‘... We truck left the truck and the slowing
"I don't knew," replied the cautious
youth “whether it would be well to
take chances on being obliged to take
our first falling out so seriously."-——
Washington Star. '
\ . s
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair weather with moderate tempera-
ture tonight and Wednesday. The
disturbance which produced showers
in this vicinity yesterday is central
today near Block Island. It will pro-
sbasbly pass out to see today.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 69; high, 82.
Cloudy.
.— .———-———.—-——-¥"
Mrs. D. Maddock, of 102 South Main
street, is moving next door into 100.
:Miss Dorothy Klein, of New York
tity, is spending a few days in town
the guest of relatives on Taylor use.
nue.
Morris Epstein is moving" his house-
hold effects from 100 South Main
street into his newly remodelled house
at number 106.
.Mr. and “Mrs. Frank Spssslding of
West Haven, are the guests of rela-
ilves in séouth Nos-walk and East Nor
walk for a. tow days.
Cordon and Polanski, or 13 West ov-
enue have sold their fruit and confec-
' tione’t‘y store to a New York party. The
sale totals effect today.
Mrs. Homer ’9. 'Buckmau, oi Havi-
land sheet, who has been spending the
past‘ three months at Livingston Muir
or, N. 'Y., and Flushing, L. 1.. has re-
turncd home. -
Willisim Ktsppcll, of liumilton avo-
nue, who is now employed in New
York, was a visitor iss town over Bun-
day, the guest of his father and also
”snowing old acquaintances.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of Norwaik,
arrested John Kenny. a panhandler,
last night. Witnesses were easily
nectsred and Kenney was prevailed
. upon to plead guilty when his case
came up in'dlse‘Nos-wnik tom's court
suitors Judas Edward M. imkwood
this utternon at. it o‘clock.
Mm, ii. W. elauson, from Mt. Vet
scion. N. it, and her «on. Milton A.
‘ Blouses). and sortie triends or Mrs.
Malnuson 9, Mrs. ii‘ Vols Black. Item
Mt Vernon also, and Mrs. Van Block’s
cause an to spend the sissy with bits.
Blossom mother, Mrs. G. B. Asp
draws, or ill booth Main street.
. The sunusi outing of the Methodist
Bustier school will he held Weapon
" day, the ant, going by trails: to Bus
Broom, Bridgeport; Osiris will have this
church at ii: iii)» ”mausoleum hows
been made for two cars and only those
,South NorWalk Store
TllilLLEV out trusts t
. its anchorage to the body of the car and
sidewise motion as the front, truck ran
obliquely towards, the fence until when
it reh‘ched an angle at about forty-live
degrees the rear trucks' loft thej'tracks
with a crash and the can turned at
right angles with tlmctrack and con-
tinued with its grinding, own-,clsing
bumping motion until the trout trucksl
had plunged or! the embankment,
WM. P. BEERS
tented further psogress
Brakes We‘re (Put On.
. in the meantime Motorman Cunfleld
was doing his full duty, in that he
stuck to Isis post like, u~vcteran and
resorted to every means known'to av-
' ert the calamity. Throwing in his em-
ergency air broke, he simultaneously
shut off the power and in a twinkling
had reversed his brakes, all of which
added materially to the confusion of
noises and increased the excitement of
fitness aboard. Nor did he budge one
"inch from his post of duty until the
saplings had stopped the» car and he
lfclt it light side up. Genuine heroism
.is a rare thing but llsis man demon- l
strated besond a doubt that he is pus-i
lses'scd of that most tommcndahle and g
inborn quality, «4"
‘v
W7...—
Thrown Forward in Car.
While all this grinding, crunching.
jamming and screeching of air brakes]
“as filling the air with its ominous
warning of danger the shrill cries of
the ladies aboard, mingled with thei'
shouts of the inclhnnd the groans of
those who had been injured. When‘
the front truck took the leap, the pasv
sengeis were thrown sloienlly for j
ward, sustaining injuries. some were
jammed togethes in the side of the;
seats wrenching ankles arms and
bucktswollsera were thrown to the bot-
tom of the car while a few W‘cse‘
thrown against the posts, striking
their heads. While the ladies were
terribly frightened and sevosnl nearly
collapsed from the nervous shock, they'
married themselses in s most common-
duble manner.
Jumped From the Car.
How People Ware injured. ; Immediately after the accident,
The sudden lurch iorwusd and down- those who were not injured obeyed’
“'3’“ 3“" the front 0““ 0f the 0“" took; their lirst impulse and leaped {sons the
suns muuuus A ,
oozes on not:
(Continued from first page.)
and the passengers of the car, to the
number of 38, were out of the car in
so little time, that those who were on
the spot can remember but. little of
what occurred, except that suddenly‘
they felt the car given mighty lurchl
and they were thrown forward sligh‘tl
ly, then came a grinding noise and a
crash as the rear-«truck was torn from
then the sudden and violent pitch
downward us the nose of the vehicle
plunged down the embankment, leav-
ing the big car balanced in the middle
on the end of the road.
ple. Either the 1” 9‘5““? 0‘ mind os ly frightened and others out 01' suites-
”1011le 0? time allotted to ”1030 nllnl' itl' Howe‘ter’ ”1(3) 300“ reulrned and
be“!!! among the thins-eight basal-“TI"aasistdd conductor iJorney in getting
gen; ““03"! prevented 1"“ “0’“ jump the injured people out oi the cm and
in: stm the wildly plunging (ill‘ and mulling them mmmnubje
when the accident was oser and thei Wrecking Crew Busy.
investigation commenced by the 0011 1 Word was immediately dispatched
dyuclor 1“ charge, 51 “’35 found ”mile the trolley barns where the neces-
while scscrsl hnd “WWW” ““M‘mtfsary steps wcsc taken to resume the
broken ribs and other minor injuries Iwmck and in a short time inspector
none were totally hurt t 1‘ which all 303mm Bucltnam and a wrecking coy
present uttered up a silent prayer of cred the (“me in it special car
thankshlslng and thanked their luck} bound is)!“ the scene of u“, accident.
stars and lmmedluiels started to assist":
in relieving the suti'esings of the inn' ,
jurod. "
Physicians Arrive Quickly.
{ "l‘lse news or the ncridcnl spread like
slim and within a few minutes, Brit: it.
its. Purdue, liunry C. Shown. ii". i.
The scene directly following llsu no- i liumcil, A. x. clerk, Royal 1... Higgins
cldcll‘t Was an animated one. Only ,and others! worry flying to the domain
those on the our and residents of that their automobiles, eager and willing to
virltlny Wore in ntlondsncc. but the ex- , bu oi any assisltusos to the injured.
cltumout rim high. About ilvo minutos‘é’l‘hclr spools; and timely nrrlssl was
alter the accident occurred, tho i2 40 appreciated by show injured, whose
o'clock trolley from South Norwulk wounds were quickly attended to and
ruched the atone and unloaded a per-1 they word tenderly transported to iholr
thus of its load, which swelled the tide homes. while clitoris who pmtsrrsd oth-
ot excitement to is while. hens. lieu- or medical assistance wore taken to
Removing the injured.
llnfil‘fllm“‘ 4’" 'ngwfi and mmovlua'
the injured wore. carried on in an or.
dorlr and silently: manner. Within a
very short. tims. a storm of autumn
lilies arrls'sd upon the counts and their
occupants lost themselves in the in-
tormst they minimum munitions; the
‘urousedlnxs. it was no twists» out
bill, owner of this Knob (lino outdoors,
to awaits the cinching spectators its
it sends or their duty and turn to and
assist in the with. Mr. Guthili renders
ed valiant sud 790mm service in hair-
but the itsqu into his ear sod trans-
sorttng thesis is their respect-mimics
or midis: molest establishing. ‘
v
Tecumseh ‘ ii W with.
the medical men and the assurance
ad to dispel! tho tears of stony and in
Visitors to the “our.
automobiles by the scores out out and
Mr truck stunning tho bottom.
' Its an lives usual.
J
the "protection of tile
E, Roland medley; 0! Washington
street Miss Edna ‘Piertl .
your, old dauaator
Pierce. of 11 usurp; place; Qumran
tor Salvatore Charlot't
attest. and William Biopsies of 273
Dykemsnn street Ne" York city. ‘
rib and an lujur
tended by pr, Frail
buttered excruciating pain,
sonic time befose Mr. Bradley will tul- “Dons?“ the 3°91"? 0‘7 “'16 accident and
1y rzecovcl l
light was pretty badly buffeted and her
loft arm was
one being a compound tincture. ‘Shc
her
dad by Dr. is.
.down until the two small saplings pre ed back Mr. Chariott Was "in great covered that even the glass in the car
‘He was attended by Dr.
‘h‘nd sustained B fractured shoulder which probably accounts for the 1811
,jammed his knee into‘tho seat in front
Zwhich will cause him to limp some- w.?o.m:35 point--3 £40, 10- as I. m u
what. He was attended by Dr. Psrdue Dsnbur 3-6 06' mm lzoo. 6,“ Mil
Augustus P Wbiagner or North Main , Morgans”) ~6: 0.03:009': 306.“ so: (so a. no; 1:"
the dip resulted in injuring the poo U“. some because they were thorough-l
eVor cooler hoists prevailed and the. ump- own phygig‘ium, This mini of
that no oils was fatally hurt, also Will:
is Monitors sis-timid order and assist?“
"As soon as the new: touched town.
toads tor tho accident, while hundroda
boarded tilts ism. trolleys or walked to
the pistons. ‘i‘hs picture "no one which
will long he remembered as "this use “
rm balanced in tho initials 1with the
it is morally idtiiltted by trolls?u "m
and the esters of“
(topics!
. "No," I cannot.“ was one reply, , '
i haven't any such list" ‘
mostly.‘"7V
. Some oi the injured. ' .,
Among those so ely injured were
ed?" he was further questioned
“Manager Potter has tho seports. its
attended to all the preliminary work
' and when i arrived 1he went away "
“Is Manager Potter in town?" "
“No sir"
“He is in Port Chester?"
"Yesysirfl,
clearing Up the Wreck. . ,
list the absence of Superintendent
Copley Superintendent Potter was
the eleven
Margaret.
0! 26 Wood
Mr. 'arssdisY' fill: Italians
Mr. medley sustsi a fractured
‘ He uses at
Busnsll and
it Will he
9»
personally took charge of the opera»
,tions of straightening outthe trains
and removing: the wreck." The local
wrecking crew went to Work with a
will and by the user)! bloc-hand tackle '
arrangement. hoisted the heavy cus-
Lout of its position without further dam-
was also considerably shaken up ”and‘mge and placed it on m, original
little body was covered With‘trucks. The rails were greased and
bruises and obsessions. She was attest the car drawn to the barn all before
L Burnell .’ 6 o'clock this morning, which, con
' Contractor Charlott'svlnjurlés. slderlng the (limcultles under which
Contractos Chal‘iott, being a heav the men labored is admittedly 300d
lip unlit man, was ills own forward and work‘
in trying to brace himself, suffered a. The tlucks of the car were undam
badly sprained iettankle and a strain- . aged and upon examination it was dis- 1
Miss Pierce's Arm Broken.
Little Miss Pierce. being small and
broken in two places,
pulls and was attended by Dr. anl‘y idld not break, which is considered re»
C. Shorter. it will be some time before‘masknhle and is another indication
he will be able to use the ankle with- tthat the car was not travelling at an
out the aid of a crutch or cane lexcessive rate oi speed, when it took
New York Man Hurt. it“ leap.
Mr. Relgler, of New York was,
thrown against the slag of the car and italn that there were but two people
in some way his ankle was jammed' “11“?“ in the accident and it. was. im-
and considerably crushed The injury lpossible to obtain the extent of their
while not of n pejmanent olsnracter,iifllm'185~, which they said were slight.
will take sometime to heal properly Superintendent Poster momissd the
and caused iir. Riegler no little pain: Sentinel this morning that he would
Henry C. gladly give the list of those injtsredl'm—
Sharer l Iwith the extent of the iniusles Last.
" Bronx Woman injured :nlght a reporter was lnlormed by one'
Miss Anna E Stein of 1412 Tleboul' of the inspectors that it would he lm
avenue, Bronx N“ ,‘t‘ was the rlctim possible to get the offitial list of hum
,of a paimuus wrenched shoulder. it es until this moshing The ciaimsi
ssas believed at first that Miss Stein agents were still busy at press time:
blade mu subsequentshaminations ,;by . cause on the part of the compass).
Dr Slseror by whom she was attend “
ed, disprmed this apprehension. SOUTH NORWALK P08? OFFIOI
others Who Were Hurt. ., ' ~ V' MAILS '
' i
\iss Hugh P Combs]! of 28 Mon»
rce stscct suffered severely from ncl-. South Norwalk Postoffice:
sous shock .md minor injuries suchi MAILS ARRIVI FROM
as bruises. and was slmoet overcome. llamrn Points—5: to, 700. so so a. us.
.3“? was mended by or ROW“ 19- "wo'ate'rn sunfish; p32:0." so so a. In.
1: 30, 1‘ n in
”“1“" n or a 005’: 516.3223?) 1': 0.0 s:
u —.
Frank Gormnn, or South Main street, on La" 30, a no, iii-139". 3:41:90, 3. 00
AI 8 CLOSI FOR
Norwal
£ to I"I""'lt'---6;.il0 (Brio t my
I! m o n I e r o
8:40).10:00 a. m. .. 1300. s: 00. .853 on.
of him, inflicting' a‘ "painful injury
street. was struck on the head, the jolt '
"probably driving his head against
some obstruction He was not render-
ed unconscious, but was attended by
..Dr Perdue. _
Miss. Joseph Adcock of Rowayton.
“all; tot-o all points" cso‘le'” ii. 30 p us. Bus
9. E. CROWE. Poltmutu.
Norwalk Postdfiice
Mulls Dunstan“
its injured about the chain and oneléégfi t3:mmi""mi"§mon'u mm
. : I, I'D—W cl 3 out!)
;knee was hurt. Her sister, Mrs. Mc “a" m— East West and Bo Niko n 1
Donald was also considerably shakenisssli no m.-~ ”New starts will?
slip and. sustained a scalp wound. The :2ng p? “f—ow'tsPy mgfflg um’m
wounds or these ladies were attended 1:25 ss- whim: west 0! Sanford- lab
to in the Meadow street car barn, be 3:20 p. tsp—West“ and. smut Nonnlk.
piss sicisn being in attendance, "9“ P “‘ ‘Cm'g‘é'; ”mm“ “mm“
Superintendent Potter’s Btltsment. gigs: ”Egggsxgi has“??? ggw
on I n
Superintendent J. B. Potter was call Lu! mull do!“ “5 W3 7 #5
ed up on the telephone by a reporter Sunday collfiot'i‘on at 3:30“ . m. ‘
this morning, being reached at- the $33 ., m,-ésl.dliscstit§s‘isv; '
l a. 111*"- moon on.
P6” Chester office He “‘8 out the 1:15 a sin—East, west of Bridgeport.
iollowing statement: "so tar as, the s- to. m.—-Wiiso n and Dunbar:
cause of the accident is concerned, we {iiigt‘mgjwmw “93“?“ he Norma
. ‘ ' 18:5 mmbonl'su d1 ision
are not positively sure. The car could moo “Mm ~Eut wig?” md 50- “mm
not have been going at. a rapid rate 2:33p. tn.w V k
at speed tor li’ lghsd DEB“ there wzniul Motif 11.30;va w'ifiii's.snos's'oo my“: Soul!
ave been mus: more amass sits a is.
7:8 .- . . W
ed. The car was going up a one sad 0 p m Ens $53368“ Nam
:00 s. sum-Blast out and lilo. Nam
oneshalt per with grade and rounding
yet positive whet-her or not the” was
yet positive yhslher or not there was
any obstruction on she trucks. The
Carri-tr window open iron I until it
I. 8. ADAIIS. Poitmum.
a?!
r
NORWALK "II ALARM.
trucks were in hottest condition and 5:02:13: '"a‘vie'sid: ma 03:05"? life's
have heart titled to Hill our balmy H'l't' “a Kellen 34ml, '
mrrlhnm
Wotan P-ltas
2‘1 itlvrlt‘tstt‘i‘“‘nl“§ Will“! is 11:31.."
... vs 9 n .. s .
im—Clan ho like. us: 1:.)
which is new in the burn. "
Mr. Potter was asked it Motornsun
Cshtllild “'3" M“: “POO"MBMB 1" any 82-Wust Avenue “as Mervin direct.
my and: up“... WW "80 u. s- 3.-.£.£..., tutors“ lfth'hlt'lll:
we have been able in determine. the st
mammals did his full duty.”
cups. Copley out at Town)
. Superintendent "Charm Ar Copio'y
was interviewed by a reporter ‘ this
morning concerning this aeolduot and
he made the following aluminum: “it
was my titty oil yesterday and it Wt“
not until it rationed to Booth Norwslk
irons devils nook about 9 o'clock that
i know at the accident. ”thus? were
waiting for m then. and i missed
Moms“? .1 B. Pots/cs. who but come
m :t‘ilicslsr when sdvissd or
i
iltob avenue.
Ms's'ln sst' gust ions!" dim» Avenue.
”33‘s; isms 'l‘lniisli has
2:: sin “and? horitio “zircon.“ '
so» 0healn2
M «Mai is" 'air
l.‘
mot.
nears outsider its.
3401‘s ”Union avenue.
t “Aunts: 'is'ssd stool osmium
«w t Avenue Mid [flash
1 “mums-mama“
KUWAYYON *1“. ‘LARM PIUTHIOT‘
“'3‘ AW- ‘0 “a. is. n» ‘1. I
2"8t
gmta
I
. slimy its intestigatiug the
condo the audition sud tint is n . ,
Imwliidii. WWW ‘
The trolley company officials main~ .
I
r ' .
‘ The White Mountain. Leonard Clednable, iMcKee and lilacs.
which Means a Savsng 0f 20
. . .. to you.
Our line of Refrigerators are all at well known makes, sue a
are economic'hl users oi ice made on strictly sanitary lines. in "pill:
celain white enamel. zinc and galvanizedyllnlngs," in either spawn
or lift coven style.
A J Collins 8; Co
A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS.” " '
*1 !IT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN.
My business and the confidence of my customeis didn’t come”
by chance. i’ve built them up very case's‘ully, on the solid rounds
tioq of fair treatment. My rule is to give every customer not 0
the fair treatment he s entitled to, but it possible, a little better.
That‘ s the why I’ve made my business, and that's how I listen
to keep it. Fair dealing always, and a little better it I can,
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its customs
erSvBonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
WWN”M”O”O””OW '0”
Concrete, Cement Flog
(lCurb 8. Gutter Reset
S Old Wall. 3 Recovered
(HGrad'i‘ng, Excavating, Team Work
ss'ivALL STREET '
MoawasLK.
PHONE 439.
0.15. Jadkstm
‘ opticiap
Everything in the Optical Lin
Eyes Examined Free \ '1
‘ again in peace and cemfor‘t. .
The Moyer Automobs
The c'ar that takes you any distance and brings you bac,
sgr3 MODELS
Now Ready {or Demonstration at Our Garage.
*OSCAR H. BANK
«was when Tolsphono,681-3 , NORWALK. coNN
, ICE {CREAM
THELlBEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED 11'!
We have our new machine working now and are melting 'nqdo
ice prelim. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDL‘E’S BAKERY
uonwata. . «for debuts].
, hoist the can and that?"
with (m m Bum as basis ‘
Kisvigsy, Ligr usdf Stomach
Norwalk Chronicler