made Candy 9“:
Army: Fresh
PAGE & SHAW
. Bolton , .
The Candy of Excellence
‘ ‘ ' 91.96 per pound
, r. H. 311mm. _ L
Agent in Town of Nerwullx
HU'VL‘ER'E‘ 1F‘JKMO‘UB“
GHOCCLATES
LANE’B PURE ICECREAM ~ .
"Ti-ll our 0% ”new.
‘ P‘R‘QDUCTB . .
F A LANE
M Wuhlnutcm ‘atroet.
Booth Nor-walk
' ‘ liven Ipb’oltl‘ott‘onilon.
W
Addendum Munch Works
Launches no Boats
.6! all klndo pmhptly built. am:
tor nil-j. All kind- of "hiring
.Oyotor ‘ Bholl Point, ‘Norwnlk
‘ Miss Catherine Clown, oi the Bus-
ton Store, spent yesterday in New
Work city, on businese “
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The older Inllle about the town are
running full blast and exceptionally
good cider is the result.
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Applications to be made voters must
lie in the hands of the registrars on or
before Monday, October 14.
The Carpenters’ Union held a regu—
~ lar business meeting last eVening and
transacted routine business.
.._.~._
Mrs. John Newiand, of White Plains,
N. Y., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Brndleyof Ridge avenue.
Court Nariuk. No. 58 Foresters or
‘ Amelicu, will hold a regular business:
meeting on Thursday morning.
Pride of (itoui't Na‘rrnk Cil‘cle,No
801, Coutpunioua of the Forest,
office PS.
met?
last evening and. entertained the hlgh‘
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every offering.
‘ CAPS
.tuvalnolo‘luchlvtouul
lentil--
We’ ‘1‘.“ had a otCAd'y lithium of buyers in since the straw
{hat season passed and many have been the «Commons of
satisfaction at the low pricey—for big value ch iacterizco our
,spF'r HATS $1.50 and up “13750
.DERBIES . $2 00 and 11pm $4.0“
50¢ “P 10 $1 50
i a!“ fifm‘fi’h‘vfi‘b
If yOu want ‘to see the nobbieot cap over shown in the
Norfolks look at our “Norfolk" Cap at $1.50. They re 5011-
lug so fast we can hardly keep the line of sizes complete.
SHIRTS
‘Eall Shirts are in with the quiet patterns for the sedate
. and the loud screeching patterns for than: Sportively inclin-
‘ed Prices start at 50¢ and up to $2 00.
SWEATERS
Not only the best values in the city but the widest
choice.
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’ .mnshoei‘ty examined witnessed for we ,
. government and Edward C. Buckinnd
. a vice president tor the company. _,
operator in chorse oi the signals and ,
owltchoo at Weatport testified in 11115,
. opioionthe train woe going" 50 miles .
an hour.
, .
junction noon, unit the train was com-
ing at oil’or no miles when he saw. it,
never seen ultrnin take a croewvei' at
1 caused 'by chlldronthrowing stones in-
or the New finven ‘rond testified that
30UTH NORWALK
A llllllll NEAR SllBllllllK W
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} "‘None," sold the witness.
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l onions.
Telegraph Opera‘io'r is Crushed
to Death ~- Cars Kicked Onto
Siding, Got Beyond Control
SAYBROOK, Oct. €i.»Willium Wil-
cox, a. telergnph operator in the signal
lower at Saybrook .lunction.’0n the
Show Line of the New Haven road,
was crushed to death yesterday after-
noon, when three or four freight curs
lumped a bumper on a sidlng oust ol’
the junction station and crushed into
the tower. tearing it down and com-
pletely wrecking it end burying thew
operator under the wreckage. Two of?
the freight ems were broken up
Hard Clubs", 25¢ a, doz.
All Kinds of Fish, Round and Long cums »
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Little Necks, Compo Mill Pond
Oysters,
TELEPHONE 108.
Escall
ops
.Cntbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
3than DELIVERW
teasing awn: tho wmckago to get at ,
Wilcox. A small boy was eontunder‘
The Sixth Conipnny, Count Artillery
Corps, C. .\'. li., hold a regulm week
1y business meeting and drill
evening.
Welcome Stranger Lorine. No. 36-1‘
Sons of St. George hold it ueekly hosi-
ness meeting lust evening.
‘huslnoys was transacted.
Wnultington Chapter, No. 24 Royal
Arch .‘dn one. will hold a aimed con-
vocation in the Mnuonle Temple in
Wall street, tomorrow evening.
4..--.. -... ....
lleilt'tm John D. Taylor of South
Not-walk. is in the Children’s Home,
in Westport m'enuu. where ihc unnunl
cleaning takes plane (or the next ten
days.
(Thnrlou '1‘. McGovern. of Norwalk, in
altomllng tho nnnuul dinner ol’
Equimlilt» Lilo lnnurnnm society helnu
ln-ld teddy in the Hotel 'l‘nll,
HINT". ' *
Mr. and Ml‘fl. Monk 8. Smith, of 59
Winfield utreet. oulohrniud the that
anniversniy of their muirlngo on Mon-
day. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Edyth Seymour.
mum“...
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Norwnlk, limo returned hour it‘
duyn' visit in New .lernoy and
ten
locul trolley lino yontcrduy.
Dr. Arthur Robert Turner or West
brother.
arrived from
Mr. Tumor will
Milimltl, is entertaining hln
Charles Turner. who
Franco loot evening.
(spend more! Weekll in this country.
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Contractor Henry 1). (lemon.
Hulk.
no national and state election will
flow plume (our Wool“ mm vendor.
The total 1&th At tho Brook
Inn (Mum) toll mt week we. 162.009 ..
withiflowdo. the lawn any, which ' ‘
Mil-mt Tm mode on morons.
lust '
Routine ‘
the ;
New =
llnrtrnm ()l'
Mixl
Barnum rooumod lilo duiimi on tho
of
Hamlin. lo Moderating too honour
tor Mr. Drake. of most Nmnlk, out”
In pointing the exterior of the Ryan‘
nice. at 1'7 Chennai. Monet, Smith Non»
new engine m: to on You!
l
it to where Wilt-ox luy mooning A
heavy ileum was resting on his neck. ‘
. "l‘nko this off my nmh.’ he moan-ed
as he. now the boy. The lad crawled,
out and told the men When enounh‘i
of the iuinn had been taken nwuy t0
Aluminum Wilcox he was (1011].;
i it is suld that at our while heinir'
kicked onto the siding not uwny [mm ‘
the hrukeutnn and Atruck three others’
starting them lowlilds the LQWGI‘.
l Wilcox was ..ll yum; old and um
llt’d.
Engineer Had Ankle Broken in Cal-
liolon.
WilddhlAN'l‘lt‘, (lot. 9.--ln 11 hand-
on collision between up extra freight
aouthhound, and a regular freight
northlmund. on the Central Vermont
rullruud nt Munolicld depot yenlordny,
sex-urn! memhem or the trnln crown,
including the engine-er of the extra,
suffered minor injuries. The engin-
om'u uuklo. wuu broken. Both engines
were connldornlily duniugud. Trnflle
won out dvlnyvd mntcrlnlly. an the
union “and a siding lo pious the oh~
:uruclien.
lit) YOU WANT
to change your position?
it Sentinel ad. to: a week.
it in tho rocounlzod medlum in The
Nerwolko l'or omployorn’nnd omployofl.
Try it {or a week and tea.
Some men mistake a golden oppor-
tunity tor 11 gold hrlck.
u so, m
l
Within in few moments men were.
Nimé‘fi'r
SCHOOL
South Nor-walk
i
1mm: To chum A? van
‘ ‘
..twtary.
WlLi. link-L: you To" 1.
«v:
. “emotion: ”only (or; the on“
'19,“!loisli n “and son: 11
list-hour, Mlmrml._
”,‘m and have inonoy
Black
Underskirts
We are showing it full
oi llluck Undoroklrtn
sateen, heulherblomn nnd
giorin. in regular und extrn
slzon. Prices range from ..
“live to $3.00
Tea Aprons
New 1an of Tea Aprons
26c and 500
HALLOWEEN POST CANOE,
6 ior 51:
J. I. Mallette
88 Wuhlnnton at.
Tel. «9. so. Norwnlk.
line
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Ladies’ Suits
HMBONAILE mono.
We employ only expert mechanics,
and nonunion our work to he anti»
We aim do
jotnumo mo noommno For: 9
LANE! A” MNTLIMIN.
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128 wfilmmou Mil?
Stamford
Port Chester
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(Continued 1599111 1118193594 .
Michael Cole for the years telegraph
children ‘Thijew‘ Stance.
‘No train could cross Minster than 1‘
30 inllon, he Fold. Hartley Gordon, a
Elem-rill tower operators testified on
government witnesses that they had.
more than 15 miles an hour. Charles ,
1). Moore. an engineer. expressed opln~
ion that the. wreck may have been '
v.
o.
FREE.
70 Pink Stumps
60 Pink Stanton
:50 Pink Stumps
'25 Pink Stumps
‘ 20 Pink Stamps
Pink Stumps
Pink Stamps
with 1 11). N0. :3
83 and 85 Washington St.
to the cab from an overhead bridge, in- ‘ ‘ ‘
luring Clark, the engineer. killed in the,
wreck, Moore exhibited two soul's he
had received in this manner.
Henry Horn, another vicepresiden-t
short cross-overs had not heenlength~
toned because, he said, "if it man goes
over it route at fill. miles when he
should go at 15, he would do it anyl;
where and it would be of no avail to:
lengthen the cross-overs " _
“Then you see no hopes for improve-1
ment?" 5
‘There‘l
will haVe to be u. profoundor respect tori
it it man won‘t, obey ordering
]he won‘t.” l.
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Harris & Gans Co
Would Delay Service. ,
J. E. Gnu Scale, . t‘roln denunteheh
on duty at the time of. the wreck. ex~
plained that; the only order issued by
him to the crew or train No. 53, which
was wrecked, was to carry signals from
New lloven on. and that no mention
was mudeo! taking any cresoover. Be
canoe or a work twin being on the out-1
side track. it Wile necessary to switch
train No. 53 from track No. 1 to track
No. 3, at Westport he explained.
"Why couldn't you keep track Xu.
1 open for the express?"
Feels mighty Lomfortnble these cool October days.
Special Medium Weight Merino at 50¢ a garment will just fill the
full underwear question.
Our $2.00 Hats Are Wonders, Soft or Stiff
CAVANAGH 8. ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
2 South Main Street
EXTRA STAMPS WITH OUR TEAS‘ AND COFFEEB.“
with 1 1h. Very Best Tun ,.
with 1 in Special 'l‘en ..... . ................ 500
with i. 11). No. l I’luntaliou Coffee .......... ..
Plantation (Toffee ‘
with I ll) Mameniho ('oitee .................. ‘
with 1 ll! Challenge (‘ol’ice ..............
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co
, Phone 440.
FALL UNDERWEAR
A suit of our“ ‘
South Norwal ..
THAT’S
PHONE 721
ALL
“It would delay service. We would ‘
‘ kept that express on track No. l." l
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\ RBG
Commlesioney Mct‘lmrd asked whutg
orders are. glvm no to speed uhcn al
train is to make a crossover and the;
witness said the orders are to go slow i
“Why don't you order trains to mount
-, ‘A full stop?" 1‘
1 "It would delay service.“ 9
1, "Would it not he better to bring
hour mosengeig late than dead?" nak-
"ed the commissioner and the witnessl
did not unswm - ,
Attornev Bucklnnd took the wilnessl‘
in hand and olleiled the lnformniion
N0. 3. 1! had been switched over to
7 No.1 to go around the work train And“;
when wrecked it was going hack to lm'
cuntomn v truck. 1
Rowe. W. Reynolds. the conducion
have had to figure hours ahead to have} .
"How many hours in this pnrticulnrl . ,
”About one hour 5 -
um tmln No 53 usuallx runs on truck: Open llllondtul and Saturday Immun-
of a work twin which was standing: ‘
are becoming more popular exery day '
ill properly made and titted nnd nlrollgA
ily iev lnfoxcul. lhm are no firm and sor-
’vlcouhle an the natural teeth. and
much better than the old way of wean
ing a pimlnl plate. 1 give my per-
inonnl attention lo-oll details or bridge
work no there in no possible chunce
oi the minor points being o'lxhted, or
wreck sald: l
1
near ths scene of lite
"i sow that ihe wound section of
53 won using nieum,‘ in speaking ofi
they ended at which the train was mow
inn. “ 1 new Mochor. the fireman.
standing outside the cab at the engine,
between the can and the tank and l
1Cook'_Stoves.'
ill 11118 111113‘ 111113
the whole effect repelled by an inn»
I use
nothing but the boot 0! materials. giv-
ing special care to unusual conditions
llerienoed 0
Dr. J. H. Mallory
1681mm mm at. South NoMnlk. ,
HOURB: I n. m. to 8 p. m. dun.
r unskilled hand.
nod rare cases.
days by appointment only.
signallelLto him with my hand thut thei,
croseover signals were not. He went‘
into the cob lllll then looked out the
aide. but I did not notice that. the 11ml:-
es were put on. i never saw anyone
take a. erase-over above 18 or 20 miles.
on hour before." He added, "The on.»
man mild «no attention to my nlgnnl to
The luvoutlnntlou woe continued to-
day.
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Read About
ALUMINUM WARE.
it in on ollablllhod loot that
this; Aluminum (looking than. ‘
" all: are Iuporlor to tho.» mm
0! any other metal“ This ha
been on: ,
neuron. All the tom than that
no matron. mt. nichloxldu
or lulnrldoa linen con tom. no
Imam how it it and.
w danger", o: chipping, ‘,
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more
It or dominant nun conduit» 7
wagon mm “cinnamon;
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manila enter
“ cum: Add all?
CHAPTER REGENTS MEET.
Hunt" of am. 1:. A. R. mum-wow
.' or Granulation at Elloworth
Home-mu in Wind-er.
him." ‘ l
£1,158 EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Feuwick Optical Co
STEWART
$19.00 to $37.00
WINDSOR, Oct. din—The annual
meeting of the chapter rennin o! the
0031109“th D. A. 12.. won hold Mon;
my enema at the Ellsworth homo
maxim. with the m resent. Mrs.
J. L. Boei,'pmldlng. when m e
‘ mammotmeo of the mum». Vow
trim We Win: to the work or
Lin moiety and itiur plans for the you:
were dim-666.1%. nudism oi the
W om dallwmd fin” ‘Adn
Nona better at any price or none on
laden no the same price.
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134-130 WAoi-Ilno'rou on
Citv National Bank
“CT! «MEN-M um:
G'NMA DOW‘flCI‘l/IRV
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Mom 131- FOCHZ‘
CON NEALL .__
BRACKEN
School Days are,
Coming
and we invite your attention“; " “
to the largest and most‘comr ’
plate. line of “
.0.
0..
‘ S H 0 ES;
for Boys 81 Girls ‘
that can he found in town.
including the famous
Educator
“Nox-em-all”
Boston .
School Shoes .
and muny other reliable ,'
inukes. .
no ‘
on '
::: BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
”I“ Ala!" "HH/‘r‘m
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who:
u. \‘A on mnw‘u:‘~.¢.l
nap: Bunion at 8 pun 4-
moved at woman: on to ,
:1. :1“ south Norwuit up ’
alumni: Smmoont
.mnmmmnu. ‘ I. on.
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