THE TRUTH.
_ I move It to you. 1 opened the
Illsinlly Liquor Store just three
months 1130.1 started with one team.
“‘;.’-I‘odcy I have three teams to deliver
1. and we are busy. This shoWs that. a
good many people take advantage of
my low prices I dont give stamps‘or
tickets for return, but i give you the
cash when you buy or me. I assure
you that you will save 20 do 40 per
cent. on all the goods we sell. 0n ev-
ery hostile goods you can save from}
.101: to 25¢ on bottle. On Wines,‘.
.lherry, Port Muscatel, $1.00 gallon,l
worth $1.50.l11terb01o Beer, $1.00
tease, 24 bottles. Nassau Pilseneh,
31.10 case. W. and Z,. $1.15 case.
(Schlitz Beer, $1.50 case. Clausen and
TELEPHONE 4115
Flannogan Cream Ale, $1.10. Owen
Ale and other Imported Ales and
‘~Lager. All kinds of Ale or Beer,
'ltiott-ied at brewery Co1'.dial Gin andl
Come and give us a trial and satisfy
yoursgli Fine Sparkling Wine, $9.00
case or $1. 00 bottle; worth $2 50 We
deliver to your home. No delay!
_.1 Tel. 606-2 or postal card will do. Not
connection with any other place. This.
is the only place that I do business
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YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
'. 115 Rsllroad Ave. south Norwalk
"Whiske at very low piices. Ta'ble‘
(liars/t, $51: gallon. You can’t buy the "
same hing for less than $100.1.
Human HairGoods ‘
Dress‘makiug'and .
«Remodeling "
3 1110111105 or.
tidying Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street.
I solicit the continuation of your pc-
tronage. Nothing but the best pro
ducts will be uttered, made from pure
ingredients . in a strictly sanitary
shop.
JOHN RAIHS
l
Price, $3.50
BOHS 0017* GNV 00's;
‘1 NI .LSV'I SWVS 3H1 ABHVO 3M
BLACK AND
TAN
Another Fall Model of the
W. L. Douglas Shoes
The Pennant will be a favor—
ite the coming season among
the, well dressed men. it is a
splendid fitter. and the model
illustrated will give the maxi-
mum nmount. of service.
Geo. Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
(Continued train il‘irst Page.)
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much shunt him for a. 1...... days. He
is suffering from a. fracture or the
skull, and is- delirious
Mr. Nadin Was 01! duty yesterday,
and was returning to his home when
the accident happened. He boarded
the trolley and greeted one of his
many friends in the front end or the
car. ”He then started to walk to the
renr of the our, on the running board,
The trolley was crowded and the
seats few. Harold got very near to
the rear of the car, when the accident
happened, Just as hewsa about .to
«pass a few fellows who were standing
on the running board, although it is
the rule of the company to allow no
passengers to ride on the running
board or steps of a car. Apparently,
he lost his hold, and was thrown from
the trolley with the ulmoest fatul re.
suits, and which may yet prove fatal,
as Mr. Nadln has about on even
chance to recover.
The car was one of the big double
truck ones and was in charge of Con-
ductor R. Decker and Motorman R
Morton. it is eluted by those in nu
thority that the trolley was going
slowly at the time of the accident. it
had made a'stop at Cedar street to let
passengers off. and a few got on.
among whom were Mr. Nadin. The
car had proceeded only a few lengths
further when the accident hnppened.
Mr. Nadin Is 11 popular local young
man and has a boast of friends who
wish him a speedy recovery. He has
made many" friends as a conductor,
and is much liked by the patrons of
the cars.
GATHIILIG BHAIIITIES'
III SESSION TlIIlAV
\‘i’ASlilNGTON. Sept. 24.-The no
111011111 Association of Catholic Churi
Ities continued its biennial conference
today
Dr. Helen M. Nolan, of Toledo, made
:11 plea for closer scrutiny of boards
I and committees disbursing public fund
10 the poor. inmates of. poorhouses,
usuully. shc declared, were, permitted
to die "like uniumls without summon-
ing 111151 priest or clergyman."
Mrs. Edward Mandel, secretary or
the Association of Catholic. Charities
declared Protestant religious organizu
[ions were striving to win unmitiruntsc
for the Catholic Church. Non-secre-
159 Washington St" Bridge. .turiuu social service organizations. she
. said, interested themselves in Italian
51:.- Cnthollc immigrant children to the 12911
tent of the removing them from their
‘.
i M. Josem 8. Sons
“rm Stores, 195 Washington Street
. ‘k‘lridge and 1 Benton Street.
Scrap Metal ls Booming
11511 you mess
Every one that works for me must
‘le honest. Those that are dishonest l
discharge. One cent a pound for
is is my IImIt. The sign,
WM. EFF RON»
M85 Fo‘rt Street, East Norwalk,
hut be on the wagon and the 'driver
11st give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
Beds and Auto This a specialty.
Telephone 441.
Furniture
We have 11 large variety of New and
walmond-hand Furniture. Stores and all
“Blissful-pinning Goods. which we
sell at lowest prices. Come and com
ince yoursoll.
7M. Gutkowsky
llomndhund mmituie and stoves
dirt and exchanged
BUY
Hazeltou
COAL
O
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 0!.
home influences and placing them un-
der Protestant tutelage. She spoke of
activity of Y. M. C. A. agents at immi—
grum stations abroad, and declured
there was need for activity by Catho
llcs amongCutholic immigrants.
Richard M. Reilly. of Harrisburg.
Pu. spoke 011 the newly created Feder-
nl bureau. While he approves the
aims'of the bureau, as laid down in
the act which authorized it. he declar-
ed the gove'tmnent’d work amongr the
children should be confined to consor-
vutlon and protection.
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WIITEIIBIIIIV T0
WOMEN’S LATEST
Fall Shoes
“Mayfair," “Lsdifair.’
$3.00 $2.50
MAX LEVY
145 Washington St.
Becker Block.
South Norwslk.
' BIIIISEIIVE WATER
WATERBURY, Sept. 2-i.—~-lt
decided today by the mayor, my engin-
eer 11nd superintendentol’ wutor to is
c111 water for washing automobiles,
(hiringcs. wagons 11nd all other vehicl-
os. Street sprinkling wns stopped
sometime ago because of the low wu-
ler in the reservoirs. Other restric-
tions will probably be imposed if the
situation does not improve. The city
hols s. new reservoir under construction
but this will not be ready for use for
I
scvornl 11101111111. probably, uud menu-
DO
pays the highest prices.
1 Washington at. Tel. #19
"Y 1.111111111111111 and windmill.
as others do. --8cll your rage, rubbers,
metals. papers. leather beds and nutc—
moblle tires to‘ R. Alexander. as he
Also buys and sells secondhand lur-
ulture.
R. Alexander
Tel. 859.2. 21 Raymond 31.
‘ _ Apply W H. Smith
while consumers for city water must
be supplied.
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SIX ITALIANS IN FREE-FOR-ALL.
Six ltullnnu engaged in unloading n.
.irelglfi car at the Suugntuck depot
last evening at 6 o'clock become ox~
cited nt nnulrgumout which arose boo
tween two of them. 11nd soon all were
lighting in the excitement attending
the dispute. lionds were housed. eyes
rind noses punched, uud every article
that could be found ut hand was
used indiscriminately. instead of a
two-sided argument. the contest was
soon a ireol’ohaii with 1111 lighting
for themselves The prompt appear-
once 01
to the filmy before any serious con
sequences ensued.
,rin
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at «r ‘ W~m~WM
'ro Le-rmuousn. usvvmw no
11118. rayon TOM!!! all improvements.
39 West street.
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Fol! mum-1111111917 runes: BURN.
, or 1111 store with oven. at mantle
,1 prion. Phone 13676. , . m lit
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WES
house.
the Hos
in New
dresses.
these 11
WILL
future
tore.
paving.
ponies
‘ them.
convert
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18 unmi- 111. mm' 1.1 s
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an.
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Thomas J. Walsh.
street Bridgeport. in the employ ot‘the
Conusctlout company on n conductor
for the 1111111 111011111, had his on log
out of! at the knee user the Barnum
avenue terminus about 9: 30 last night.
The Connecticut company has no ex-
act intermation as‘to how the accident
happened.» Conductor Walsh was re»
moved to the Bridgeport hospitai‘ln.
the ambulance a few minutes utter the
He was so stunned at the
time he was picked up that he was 11n-
able to state how he tel! 011 the our.
Luter he was taken to the operating
room, where the leg was amputated
above the knee.
After the car left Central avenue,
and running east
there were remaining two passengers.
One of the passengers. a Mr. Burgess.
saw the conductor full off the left side
01' the car. when it was opposite. the
Summerfleld church.
torman Thomas A. Hondricks' atten» ‘
The motormnn look-
ed back and saw the conductor sitting
in the middle of the road.
the car to where the motormun
supposing that he was just stunned.
He found that the conductor was sit-
ting on the middle west bound track,
and that his leg was cut off. The ‘
motorman sent in a call for the city
ambulance. and notified the compnnym
of the accident from No. 6 fire steamer
accident.
tlou to the fact.
SPRING-FIELD. Muss,
nmnufaturing centers
for dates and
sounds fi
ting field.
tractors are constructing huge blue of 3111's George D. McKay. Jr
to accommodate the quantity in the; R. F. 81111111 “8.01. of the Rowunton;
Until that time the bins will. Methodist Church ofliclnted and the
Nbe used to stme metal and other or. perm,” were
tl1nls collected in the junk business
Elecuuse of the excellent fut llitles ut tely
hand it is expected that when Mr. idi-
i’rou decides to enter the cool budiness
ihe will have success attend his ven.
sue 1111 order prohibiting the use oil
The cutchbusln work
street, started today and will be rush—
ed rupldly forwurd in order that
may be completed in time for the pav-
ing. Frunkiln street will be the next
street tuoklcd, after the work 111 R111!-
mond street luivo been completed.
The ontohbunlu ut the northeastern
corner is torn out in the top undslden
uud workmen are repairing it today.
When the work is finished the basins
'will be in good shape to last no long.
an. if not {or 11 longer time, than the
The muslin tor taklng Frank-
llu street utter tho ,proseut work in
Raymond street, 111 that the work may
be completed before
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511
to the
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11101111151111 TODAY
2i.—-— i by'liu-ion Pacific.
Governor Hirum W. Johnson, the Pro-fReu‘dlng. St. Paul and American 811-
grcsslve candidate for vicevpresldcutflgur.
planned to make his 111st speech in}
\ew England at Worcestei todav lie-
spcnt last. night hem and
«leave at 10: 30 o‘clock this morning on of ”’3 low
and Album Railroad for stocks substantially
ton
England.
have
11 nations 11151.
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IAII EFFIIIIII TII
OPEN IIIIAL YIIIII
mu, 1% well known Ensltmmed with today‘s dividend meeting
N01 walk junk dealer. is contemplatingyan money went to five per cent. be
starting a coal business
stated to a Sentinel reporter that bot
will not open up his mid this wln ter,
the scarcity of coal and the close up
pronch of winter being his reasons.
Mi. Enron bus a spur track leading!
from the main line of the railroad to
his property in Rowan street which‘
will help him at such tlme he as lie-fuming of Mrs. Mary Ann Hart,
comes ready to enter the coal distribu-J Rowayton, were held yesterday after-1
M the present time' cOH'InOOn at 3 o'clock, from the residence,
in that part 01 1131181 NDIWNI‘ weather bnrcnu today received thei
there are no 10111 yards and thus 11 is' following BIWCIHI from Wushington' .
believed ”1111 1119 prospective dealer'
will make good in his territory.
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occupy
lent. '
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ONE WI!”
ii
Sept.
Gregory
terminal,
lie culled Mo-
111s backed
lav.
1......“er to 'i'atlong wele effective in lifting some
Worcester F1om there he was to go
to Boston 101 11 night meeting
Thus 181 the governors schedulol
calls 101 only three duys campaigning
He hopes, however.
to return later and make more 11
Progressives in sore-111] lprgc
applied‘
he intends to accept
His principal
topic in New England will be the so-
cial and industrial planks of the new
party plattorm.
though he? tore noon.
in Franklin
the tire com-
their new quarters.
Constable “’9“ put I“! emInwhlch are last being made ready for
Evan/thins is now in readiness to‘
begin the work oi resetting the curbs
and this will be started immediately
following the basin work. The curb-
ing around the usury property Wm
be of cement and the plans hove all
been mode to begin so soon as is
.11 3 national elm 1111. will tin
you a good 11111111111113.1111. 111 W“.
(Jot the m1 ismt or 111111111111 11111,.
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
Novvvnlk’s Lending Dryr Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
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cam WEE'rnER MEANS MonE
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“Him in kt ....... . ............
ure ..... .. ......... ................ $15010$4:03
ZACON BATH ROBE SETSw—Perfect goods, complete with cords and frogs ................... $25
BIdACON CRIB BLANKETS~New and dainty designs to please the children.
£51 ‘We Make a Specialty of Window Shades to Order
Estimates cheelfully furnished for a single window or the whole house. We guarantee satisfaction, at
reasonable prices.
Zions .1 1
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IIIIIII III Will Sllllll
WALT. STREET 10' lo a. n1.——The
tendency of the stock market at the
opening'toduy was downwards. ul-
lthough recessions did not go beyond
Iira’ctions. Some weakness was shown
Northern Pacific.
H. Krieger 81 Go
West Washington Street
FOR RELIABLE
FURNITURE
you should look through our large
stock. We carry everything needed
for your home.
Gophers moved irregularly.
W. \LL STREET 11 a In. -.——Pool ope-
priced Stoel and Copper
Elsewhere the
gently heaviness nus giaduully over»
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WALL. STREET N()0ri.*'-Flll‘tllel‘
profit inking and more determined op
11 jposltlon on the port of the short i11-
itere’st cymbined to give the 111111 ket.
lun irregulm undertone dillll’lg today 5
early session. Trading was again this
”uglhi‘npproximutiug 2110.000 shares
in rat hour but much of the
Ibuulucss wus transacted at price con 1
pensions. Reading. which was ngainl
inuder pressure, was the only lending?
lie-sue to vary a full point, but Union
IPnclllc yielded a substantial fraction.
iSteel PM» Colorado Four and n -rew
specialties rose .1 1.02 _.points. A1111-
[condo tell abluptlv on rumors con-
-a—u-n-u—
Bonds were steady.
IIEIIIIS lllll IIIlIIlIAlS.
Funeral of Mrs. Hart.
The funeral servicesover the
‘IW
file
of l
Rev.
We are Agents for the Celebrated \
largely attended. in?
Quaker RangBS
3 WE SELL
. ..... 1:11. crust... , {
Furniture for Cash or
Easy Payments
and will make terms to suit your
purse. Come and look us over.
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‘Southenst stolm warnings displayed.
on New Filglund coast from Province- ‘
town'. Mass. to Blidgeport Conn.
Brisk: and probnbly high ousterli'.
winds next twenty-four to thirty six
honing“;
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It.
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The Beers Meat 81
Provision Co.‘
M
Specrals
Rib Lamb Chops;
lZ‘éc lb
mimic Lamb Chum,
NORWALK POLICE ARREST
FRENCH hurom'r. ,
Joseph Fermun was mreutcd last
evening for breaking the iruiilc lawn
land for not buviuiz 11 license For-
i" gmun wus 1111111111: down Eust Willi
Istrrct 11nd (“Juicer .1111 via Murrny, who
i was doing ti 111111. duty 111 the time save
him the signal for u cleur wood and
'to go ahead The fellow. who is 11
Frenchman. shot across to the lat
side of the rend and just missed picks-
ing up the officer by a tow inches.
Officer Murray stopped him and solo
ed to see hluyllcense. All he had was
11 French driver’s license. This 111
not sumclent” to drive 11 our in this
, country. so the driver wml pinned 1111»
her sweet: tie nulu not speak 1111113;
111111 and the woman who wits 11111111
car with him noted si an interpreter.
He 1111111 through the interpreter that ,
. 18c lb
‘ I ‘ ' . the 1111111111... in France were not the
‘3 15 Main SHEET. mm‘mlnm as in this country. and that he
2.2 we“ WW Ste 3011“! I was obeying them all he did in trance. , .
' WW 1 {furnish we: placed under 11 1211 .
We at m m curl: bond and the case is to some up .
in court this afternoon in 2130.
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A good American believes in "tale
mg things coon" water, soda 111111 nth.
or beverages divorced from the host.
wedded to ice. but he mum thnt im-
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tort. 11s. certified too 111111 the!
went or. it costs no more than.
his, or tenable purity. must:
a: 101: you. Order toddy.P Phone
Dlsfilbutoro tor The Norman!
Br okdde Ice 00.
,gIWU‘I‘l-l NORWALK
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