lune oi the Milmd M canoe. '
in the derailment or e weathouud
entire“ truth on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford at Weetport,
Conn" 11 billeI Joel; 0: Stomiord..oll
Thursday; Ootoher 3rd, tour 11 -
treasure, e mail oierk. the endlnemen ,
and the firemen were killed, and 20 1
or more monomers Were injured. '
The train Was the second section ot’f
No. .53. and the course or the heroin
inent woe excessive speed through ii.
No.10 crossover, the oircumutancee
Jbeing much like those of the derail-
11716111 of an eastbound enemas near,
131idgeport on July, 191.1. although.
this case occurred in daylight. The
engine of No. 53 fell down a. bank and
the mail car, and one purlOr our
liodged on top of the engine. The
"other three parlor care in, the train
were derailed but not ditched. The}
mall our and three parlor coil caught; '
111m from the lecomotivo and fonr1
,women in the first parlor car were
lbul'ned to death.
1 The englneman oi’ tbe"tl‘ain, George 1
1,. Clark. was an experienced runner. 1
Numerous witnesses say that the}
gepeed of the train entering the crosev1
1over was 50 to 60 miles ill: hour and 1
iibat the distant signals. as well no the '
ihome, was .,nroiiei‘ly set against the .
ftruiii. it should have run from thie1
{inner to the outer west-bound truck,
:'i‘rie iii the course which was taken
.by: the {lust section of the twin, which .
lied passed about 11 minutes prior to
the accident. A section foreman who
1min or work a. short distance west 0!
1the point of derailment new the dhn- ,
nexous speed at Wlllch‘llle train wae‘
.comlng, and inn towoid it. wining
his hat, but in his testimony before
the coroner: he said that he did not
isucceed in attracting the attention at
,tlio enginouiaxi. The diutniit signal is
6.900 ft. in the rear oi the clouuover,1
,end is visible for a distance of 4,‘00ll‘.
SMART, emu-n m 1 t. . «
Tailor-maiden that are made by
tailors ,who know how. . And they are i
. denotes. You will with enthusiastic ‘
w. . over them when you retell a glimpse:
“ Such tahrlceweoit, silky, beautiful or
the wearer knows how to make them
Priced here to favor your purse.
315 to 327 50
thorns
Fall Coats
FULL LENGTHS AND “JOHNNYS.”
li'nrm.‘“‘vi'or cold weather. Protect
the whole body. Full lengths and the
popular Johnny Coats, Cutawuys and
seini‘Nori’olk effects with big roll
collars delightfully trimmed and in
combinations. Here is a variety of
‘niuteriae. at low prices.
an invitation to you
39.50 to 327.50
nith his. “ ' .3. ,_ 6'
rKANK JACOBY
WASHINGTON STREET, OPP. HOYT’S THEATRE
OUR CREDIT SYS-
TEM
is yours to trike advan-
tiige of it you choose.
We are glad to extend
1
- Week-end in New York
‘Cranbury were week-end guests of
guests or Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rubin-
‘Weutport all delegates to the Demo-
‘FAMILY OUTFITTER L
I h " fit before reaching it.
A reuorirehortly after the wreck1
indicated iliut u member of the Final-1
necls' Brotherhood criticized the New1
1erick Thomas of Pilrtchester Mr and HEW“. claiming that the engineeia;
1\li'.s Axlhui 'i‘honius of Ridgei‘ield, had been 0‘0”“ W make “D 1031
.\ii and Mia; id 1. Fieéboni and child time
of Euston. for this statement was brought out ati
w”-.. the interstate Commerce (iomniiusioni
Town Clerk A. C. Bradley has is- henring at New York, on ’l‘uesdayv,
sued hunting licensee to the foliowlng‘thtobor it. One of
persons: Dr.
iSinih, Otto Kruemer Stanley Ferile.’ing bulletin hiid been posted in the
. fKenneth Millor, Genigc Ferris, .lnnios‘engino houses on September fill:
“‘9 Moore John Fonton. Burton 1’. tier "Our passenger service line not1
1win Herve) Mornin, Herold Mérwin. beet running \eiy satisfactorily since
Dwight, Fanton. Samuel itix. Stanley the booty business not in on the leti
Mrs-1301110! 01' 8100““ lb 18 a 91931 Cwiey, John Walsh, Genige Walsh, 01' neptember. although iraiol has
of him: i. K 1Edword Walsh George Beers, Wm. very much decreased and tlioie lsl
iWiitz, Win. Gull“ Frank J. Cobb, considerable innit on account oi no
“W HOW“ ”“1““; from Danburv l‘rnnk Lyon ituiuu Gould. win. Bed many trains being late. i
1““ “‘0‘“! ‘0 Valley barge. lent Aithur Sheiw.ood Stnnmn Fnu- “Every eliort should be made m1
Mrs. E1mna";{;;af*m Bridgeport' iciicr, Henry Whitiocii, Orlando And keep trains on time and conductora
“mm Sunday with friends in town. AlfiWfl. Samuel Andrews Joseph Beau-- are requested to avoid loo» oi Hint: at i
1di',y Frank Barnes, Win King. boom eiutious, lending and unloading one i
if; Could. George Adonis Fredriick sensors, and engineeie are requeete
Plait. Axel Gnutufson, Charles Morin: to do everything they can to mono;
,Herry Wilcox, .lumon Dikemnn Reb- time, except that it is not debited t0
._.__.......__- jert Williams James Chamberlain Al in any nny run iiaiue beyond a sale
Mrs. W. ii. Barrtit has visited her ian (imam iSpEEd. Neithoi do we wish to have1
daughter, Mrs. i“. l“.. Bennett of Hurl~1 *" ----~—-——1—- ~—- the orders on slou downs dieregard- ,
butt street Albert 13. Sieunit, ioremun or an ed 1
ice house on the Kennobeo iliior,1 “Bo v91), cnietul when 3.0“ have-g
Fi‘edeiick Freudentliai ot‘ Noninlk,
epent Sunday in town.
w...._.....
Mrs. William Coleman wont
Chamberlain
Mrs. Barclay oi Rowayton has been
a visitor at the Scott residence in
Norfield. ,
Mr. and Mir. G. E. Drew uere SEYF' ‘IMVO “EGG Foley's Honey and “inlays to make current reports (‘on 1
Weekend visitors m the ii‘uiiiliaber Tar Comround mtsoxlnlly for a num iductors muut ooiirerivlih ell-sincere to
homestead.
her of veare, once for a severe cold,1maku sure that the reports are strict»
i contracted while working on the 106.11,, accuiate:
Mrs. M. F Hill has r'etuiued from it Two bottles completely cured me."~-1
two weeke‘ vinii with her daughter W.F.W13mole &Co.
In Georgewwn' THAT HATTERS'IClTlGATlON. 1 ma“ scum“ "MES
l ...,.,..-............. ..
1 _ m-
and Mrs. Charles Hyatt of
. The. etudente are overjoyed at de
A“°"‘°Y 8“” "‘0 Defendant. L0” touting Derby in the return game
. m Nothlru. The third game it arranged, will at
Ml r. and Mrs Clarence Shliiman Walter Gordon Merritt of connaol tract no little attention.
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs fox the nroaecutlnn in the recent tow?
ivereon Kenton. oi the East Side.
Hum—m»...
Mr.
Mrs. M. iii. Tui‘ney.
'moue Danbury butters case, 'where the day by the fluoride committee at the
K , idoiendnnte were fined #84, 000 which Boy'r Athletic Aseoointion in center-
ll“ and MW Willard anton, 0‘ the court wag required to treble makes 9an with Menager Frank C. Godfrey.
East Orange. N J . were over Sunday the following statement to "The Cour1oi the Sixth Company, to play the
Eubfits of T1“ and Airs. J. 0 Formal]. 111111;“ th 1Dmum‘nnry Enmau in [he armory n3
" ympa 1! extended t0 the “1’1le 1uaunl. A contract was drawn up our»
(39‘3“ng ‘22:: “xgelmfimxéfl‘t’: mu defendants because at the verdictl 1p 3 am gégakon and duly signed. rue
at the reuldenc or t“. P Mo hon e in till. one is misplaced, tor they are team is out for another championship
3......” m 3 completely insured against all eipen-mnd there 1. but mm qualities: may
3 Mr. and Mrs. J‘ M. Perry and to m eon either from Judgment or defense they will secure u: agnin thin your. ul-
lly’ of moist Norwulk were Sunday M “it They were even void expon- though some or the '“Mn am.
see and their any: wegeu to honour are picking up your by your.
und teetlty in their own defense. The1 'l‘ ‘
hroo er oil it it been b
mm” 1mnitod Buttery line already made out the foothillmteem'thfiu ¥urhifl3mdni
William G. Fitch and Frederick enforceable ““1"“ with 93°“ or the won Ind two were lent.
hanks mm Monday evening in defendant that it will held him hem- and “am no. no tollowtl‘
lees. Already they hare 'iIkou over , ' ‘
“mm probate convention. the attached auvlngu’ bank encounte 37143696“ H‘ 8., 33' Norwflk H’ 8'6'
. 6 , 1 and mid the detendnutll the run will!
William P Lockwood k the 110mm thereof. nerby. ii. 9.. 7; New“! 151. 53.. 141.,
unlit: nominee tor reprehentotive and ‘ “19 Amerlenn “097le 01 “b0? maximum“ '.
A..- «,
lion.
‘ urge m was that enmity ;
hung y r. PL Moreno-e, mar
i 9.5““
. my“. v.1 '
COMFORTABLES
‘ Au tilled with white cotton. Priced , 11.00 to 14.09
BLANKETS
.oorrou BLANKETS
“ wooL. outrun-rs
.. 39a to $1.98 1
w
... ..... 32.60 tour”
....uut--..:nu.a..--ucrg~~n
I v
For Winter Underwear, call onus
A. Dickerman 8: Son
.84 Washington Street, South Norwalk 6 'Phone 446
We give S8111 Green Trading Stamps
m
“We.-- :WW.W.,
That there was no foundation. .
the engineers 1 ‘
Frank Gorimm.~ Jerome swore lit the hearing that the follow-1 ,
1 g wide scope tor lndivlduol prerermeui Ami note. We are norm
Arrangements were made yeater |
OLD DOMINION! LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Afiording“
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
‘ and WASHINGTON. D. C.
. Norlolk Ind Old Point Comiort and r..-
turn including meals and berth
New Yflfk to Richmond or WeaningtOn, D. c.3313
turn Including menu and berth $15 _
, . ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sen Witter Bathe can be procured on Steamer with-
. out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Whole“
Telegraph: System
STEAMBRS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25, North River.
. Foot of N, Moore St., New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendior illustrated Pamphlet.
w. L. WOODROW, Truffle Mgr. Jul. BROWN, Gen'l Pueenger'Agt.
For further partlcuiere apply to J. M. LAYTON a 00., 5 Bali-
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent. N. Y., N. H. and H: R. R.
q
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK: CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
TIIIphone. ill.
BEAVER BOARD
in (stains rapidly in popuiuiiy “.3 mention for lath and
planter and wallpaper. it in meantime or no infinite variety
at "time detixnnrtor In"; and eelllngl, and permits oi [
LI ARMW.
mailbag? [1 large Iuooiy on land.
awaw‘ - 4
® illli SPlCliS
100 5&1! Green Trading Stamps Free with ,_
i can A&P Baking Powder at 500
Iilnbo-oliul O'IIDI .....
BEST BUTTER, APOUND ...............
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PECK ”up. ............... .....
WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEML
The Great A&P Tea Company
124.,wABHlNGTON IT. GOUTH NOIWALK
DIlIvIIIII mo I. in. Ind “up. n.
m. No. not. '
hour it it, 18; noun: it. a. o. , . - i
“M erode
35¢"
20¢
Frau Denim! 3‘ ’
Fashionable Autumn Clothing
“ f6r Little Fell; ‘
Little Winter Coats of Corduroy in dark brown
”and blue, fluffy Eliiiicliillas, gray, ‘ white, brown and
blue, Black Volvcts of fine quality, and the Soft Fancy
Wurstcds
White Coats for the littlest Ones. Plush, or liozny
‘CflSlllllCl‘C and Serge, duintily trimmed 01“ hand {rui—
bi oidered. . ,
‘ Bonnets that match Coats, velvet, corduroy or
plural: ‘ ' _
‘ Black Velour Bonnets with n touch of color or
Persian bonds. . 1
White Bonnets-of S1i1i‘l‘t‘l1 silk, .l’iikcs of embroid—
‘ cred silk, and N 1
~ White Fur Tame that are cosy mu! waiiii.
" Daisey little Bonnets of shined chiffon
touch of fur. ‘
White Angora Bonnets, soft as a rabbit' 5 our.
Sweaters in endless variety, fioni the tiniest up.
Afghans and Carriage Paris'. Wool Leggings. .
infants' \Vcni Section, second flow
with a
.-.
women’s High Grade Lisle Hose
A very supctior kind of Stocking for, the price. good
weight. double solos, 4-ply heels, and a spliced solvago
scam the entire length. The «loop garter top is very
elastic, so much so that WOliK‘l’l who Eire aCCliSlOIllCll ti.
out-sizes can wear this stocking with cnec.
38 cts. a pair. 3* pairs for $1.00._
The Housekeeper will like this
Valspar Varnish.
“Just at this time of year when there is considerable
liouscclcaning and polishing up to be (lone, there is ill)
hotter aid that we know of thin "\"aslpar." it is a good
thing for hardwood floors. itiiil will stand scrubbing,
for it is not harmed by either hot or
Nriilior will it Show liccl marks quickly or turn
in patches. Also it is good for the tops. of the (lining—
Will t‘l'.
\\'1iilt
cold
room and library table. Useful in the pantry. kitchen
and bailimmn. - .
Pints V 60 £15. Halt gallons $2.25 .
Quarts $1.20 liailons $4.50
lgliisciiicnt i iii‘iiisbiiig Store.
. I
u..-
Special Display Week for 'Harvard Mills Under~
wear.
Clo: H. ill. limb ' Company.
M
(Hand
Finished)
Underwear
During the Week Beginning
Monday, October 14th
We shit" display in our show window and department
Superb Underwear.
thin.
On account of the many new and desirable lines which we
have included in our unusually well Annorted Stock, we have de-
oided tht theboet way to introduce these lines to our customers "
Vin u iil‘ucticai_.;mnniier, ie to devote the entire week to proper Deni-
. castration, Showing and Selling of
6"MRRODE" (HAND FINISHED) UNDERWEAR.
Critical women who are tnmiiiur with. the many excellent-lee
or "Morode" tliaud-ilnlnhedl Underwear, cannot be induced to con-
".Tiie N. E. RYAN CO. ,
my "Wu 7 "
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