i 11 You Ever?
,Did you ever know .
1 the joy of a brightly
blazing fire of Cannel
' Coal?
“it I. like a flirt mused I,
lively, uncertain, bright-colored,
waving hero and there—making
flame that is pleasantly spark-
ling, dancing prettiiy, waving
. and leaping like a roobuck from
2 point to point."
..-iko Marvel, in Reverie; of a
. Bachelor.
\
quarter or half ton will
not cost you much and
Will give you pleas-
ure and comfort
§;Having Purchased the
y» SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street.
tronage. Nothing but the best pro—
ducts will he offered, made from pure
ingredients no a strictly sanitary
1 JOHN ARAlilS
LOOK AT OUR
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«~‘Crawford” and James Meansi
SHOES
FQR M EN AT
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00
' MAX LEVY
145 Washington at. Beck'or él‘ock
_ Telephone 428-2.
1
i.
I charts this afternoon at 2
‘ Shoulder Steak 111 140
l solicit the continuation of your pa-
11
no
ii In the 'Btldsoliiirt .
o'clock. .1
Walsh 'and “flabbeil appear for the
planitlffs and Attorney boo Davis for
the defendant. The case Was tried in
Wilton before Justice Mason and a
verdict in favor of the defendant who
given, by thorattorneys for the plain
tiff entered an appeal and this is to be
held this afternoon. ‘
case of little moment.
The Beers Meat 8;
ProViSiOn CO.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwoik
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
SPECIALS FOR
TOMORROW ONLY
Rib Lamb Chops lb 121/.
Loin Chops lb 160
Round Steak lb 186
THE PENNANTI
$8, $3 50 and $4
A substantial shoe of wearing
worth and honest materials. Com-
bines style. fit and ,,d111‘nbility ‘as
all W. I... Dougles shoes do.
KEELER’S‘
SHOE STORE
rutiippusite' Hoyf'i Theatre. “ ' "
”Ac ..
and Trade With Us?
We guarantee to save you 20 to 40
1' cent. on all goods that we handle.
~ 1 no table claret at 66c gallon. Fine
., whiskey ror 50c bottle up to $2. 00
gal. Fine beer bottled at brewery for
12.00 24 bottles. Then we have
Schlitz, Budweiser. Welz, Zowark
beer and ale, Evans' pale ale or
anal cream ale. Flnnnagen cream
filo, Nassau. Pilsener and lnterboro
beer. All wines and liquors in stock.
JOSEPH DISESA
' Railroad Ave. south Nomaik
Why Don't You Save .1 Moneyig‘
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
122 mm It.
Tel. 294
Scrap Metal is Booming
ass FOR PRICES
Every one that works for use must
it neat. Those that are dishonest i
am s.
has is my limit. The sign,
IWM. EFFRON‘
35 Fort Strut, East Norwaik.
not be on the wagon and the driver
but give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
or'fiods and Auto Tires 0 specialty.
Telephone Mi.
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Chair COmiOrt
othlnx like having cozy and com-
table chairs about the house We
I an unlimited stock of them
Gutkowsky
viii-ism “Furniture and Moves
ought and Exchanges.
Ono cent a pound for
Fine Beavers, Voiours, Felts, Plush
and Velvet Hats.
trimmed.
Fancy Feathers, Ostrich and Willow
Plumes. -
0111‘- stock is complete.
goods.
Prices the lowest in town.
The Holmes Miliinery‘
Phone 405. 3 Monroe 8!.
m1. .. -_....,._......._-
All new
m. l.
as others do. Sell your rags, rubbers.
metals, papers. (outlier beds and auto
mobile tires to R. Alexander. as he
pays the highest prices.
1 Also buys and soils second-hand fur-
niture.
R. Alexander
{WASHINGTON 0T. Tel. 419.
joyful time of silt trivial; may seem a long way
‘ [basin NOW to save o. nulls samsthino' every pay any; ‘
easier can you most the more oaponso when the Holidays
hi. 850-2. 21' Ramada 8%.
The ,case is a
I they pleased The entire matter is 111
p for the close of the trial of police Lieu.
trimmed and un- ‘
" moments of this case with care and
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Government lifters to Send Hol-
land Boat in Bridgeport
Harbor '
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nus 111 11111 311111
Mon AnXiousBut Decision Bests
With Commander Eben
ll-iili, ir.
lithe present plans of the division
of naval reserves under command of
Lieutenant Albert J. Merritt come to a
conclusion, Bridgeport will have the
first submarine corps in the United
States and a will submarine boat in
which to practice. The United States
government has offered the use of one
of the submarine boats of the Holland
type to be located permanently in the
local harbor and the. men could make
practice submergeuce trips whenever
lheh hands of Commander Eben Hill Jr.
of Norwalk of the naval loserves ofl
the state and the entire decision rests;
with him. The Bridgepmt mcn arei
hopeful for a l'morable decision but as
the state would ban» to hear part of}
the oust of maintenance it is doubtful ..
whether the offer (if/the government
will he accepted.
Would Have Submarine.
About 16 members of the Third dl~
Helen of naval rosary es, under cum
mood of Lieutenant Merritt have form-'
ed themselves into a third section of
the division and called themselves the
“submarine section' must all of them
work at the plant of the Lake Torpedo
Boat company and are more or less fa-
miliar in a general way with the type
of craft. The government heard of the
formation of the section, and offered
them the use of a regular Holland sub-
marine to be stationed in Bridgeport.
harbor and for practice." if a'uccpted,‘
the submarine wduld‘be under the com;
mand of Captain Sloan DannenhOWer
who commands all the Lake submarin-
es and the practice spins would be un-
der his direction. The men of the new
seetion are anxious to have a favorable
decision from Commander Hill so that
they may become proficient in the han-
dling of a submarine both under water
and on the surface and have the honor
of being the only state submarine sec-
tion in the country. '
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23.~*A day of sum-
ming up, adjournment until tomorrow
morning, then Justice Goff's charge to
the jury. This was the program today
tenant Charles Becker, indicted for the
murder of the gambler, 'Hermah Rosen-
thal. The trial opened on Monday, Oct.
7.
When court opened today John 1".
McIntyre, ready to sum up for the den
tense, announced that he Would prob-
ably speak for four hours~ihe entire
forenoon session. The afternoon see
also was allotted the prosecution, with
a probable four hour plea for convic«
lion by Frank Moss, assistant district
attorney. Justice Goff will charge the
jury Thursday morning and Becker's
fate should be known before, night.
The defendant’s wife was in court as
usual today, ready to listen 'to Mr.
Molntyre‘s arguments in her husband’s
behalf. and to the denunciation of‘the
prosecution. who seeks to send him to
the electric chair.
"Sir. McIntyre ssld: '
"Around this man sums circumstan-
can have been woven. easy howuver, of
satisfactory explanation. They “point
towards innocence, although by the dis:
triot attorney they may be tortured in
the direction of guilt
1» "1 peacock you to approach the final
scrutiny that no mistake he made. not.
tor that thousands of guilty mouse
on 9 than one innocent man suffer.
be low demands no mandamus-and
‘ it Ieoks no victim.
but put on full speed. and came to ‘ ' ‘
Stratford, where be notified the 11114
thorltles of the shooting.
Allen Judson.
cycle.
the woman’s body.
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TRISTRAM 8:
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store ‘
" 3 and 5, Gazette buildup; Norwalkrflonnectiout
Oday1s Opening ay
OF OUR SEASONS
FUR SELLING
‘ And to mark the event, a representative of one of the largest manufacturers Of Furs in the
counuy is here with a most complete display of the
Very Latest Styles Of Fur Coats, Scarfs and Mulls
In a great variety of fashionable Furs. The display will be continued until closing time“:
tonight, and all interested are cordially invited to be present
(continued non: first vase-J
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Constable
Deputy Sheriff Wil-
liams and others got into the auto
and drove to the spot. State Police-
man Wheeler, who lives here, was
notified and he went out on his motor-
On the way out one of the men was
arrested by Judson and Williams. in
the meantime, the Shelton police had .
been notified and Chief Robbins and
andther officer caught two more of
the men. ‘ The police are now" scour-
ing the wo'ods in this vicinity for the
two missing men, but so far they have
not been able to obtain the slightest
clue as to their whsrabouts.
The three men were later taken to
Bridgeport, where they were lodged in
I“malice headquarters.
The woman‘s body was found along
the roadside. with four buitets in her
head, and the wound of where an-
other buliet had apparently passed
through her ear.
F. L. Jennings, a fish dealer on his .
way home from Shelton, heard the
shots and saw the men run, but
thought it was a joke until he stopped
to investigate further. He discovered
m..-” _
the home of First Selectman Charles
H. Welles, and telling him of the al-
tnlr. Constables Judson and Wood}
left at once in the automobile tori
the place. On the way they capturedg
Bruno. A little later the other two
prisoners had gotten into the town ofi
Huntington. Were captured by the i.
Shelton police and turned over to the!i .
Strutl‘ord authorities 1'
Bxuno was trying to find his wayi
back to Bridgeport when a1‘.1rested '
Samuel W. Lewis and Herbert Bocthfl
who were passing along the room!
said today that they saw a man tryvl
vcr in his possession. lag the door of F. G llevins' house:
The Bridgeport police state that the , and knocking on it. Knowing that the“ ,
White woman came to that city fromi Bevin family was away, they inquir-i 2
Chicago. She does not bear a 8001‘ ed what he wanted, and he replied‘
reputation. Thermare several sensu- that he wanted the direction to '
‘tlonni rumors, onerbelng that the live} Bridgeport He also offered them ten
men may have some knowledge of car ' dollars if they would get him there.
vain white slave conditions and thati While they were talking with him
the woman had threatened to make the constable came along. While talk-i,
revelations. ing to him one of them run his hand’;
Dr. W. B. Coswel-l, the medical ex-
aminer, was notified and he gave per
mission‘ .for the removal of the body
to Wthe undertaking roms of F. L.
Curtis.
0n the person of one of the men
arrested was found a .38 calibre re-
volver, with five chambers exploded.
It was some time after the crime‘
that the woman was identified as Rose
White, of Bridgeport. The men or
rested are loo Buonona. Joseph Mot-
tas and Frank Pllzzlcheni, all of New
York. Buonona, who was arrested by
the Straglfmd officers, had the revol-
H. Krieget & co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks
, West Washington Street
Special Sale of Coats
for Women, Misses and Girls
A most beautiful assortment of Chinchilla Coats in
Blue, Gray,‘Brown and Tan.
Some Later DGVNOPMOMS Today. lover Bruno's pockets and on finding a; From ---------------- $7.98 W $30.00
Whether the sensational shooting to .F'GVOIVGI on him' placed him under i
death of a young ltnllan uomun was'arrept i
the culmination of a carefully .ilald DBCial sale Of setge Dresses
plan or not, was he subject of policel
inquiry today here and at Stratford i... DEAIHS AL“ HmERAlSI From . . . . ‘. . . . . . . . . . . ........... $4 98 to $15 00
The Woman was this rooming lden—l
tilled as Rosa Buflnis or Rose lien-
salt of Bridgeportl‘ She was about Adeline Holmes, widow of Good-
25 years old 1 rich Holmes, (“99 at 1131‘ home til 15
Joseph Mottea..ioeilr11uo and Frank Franklin street master“: at the age
Pissichenny, the prisoners, were close- 0i 81 years The deceased ls surviv-
ly questioned this morning by Demo-:80 by One 8011, Howard Holmes. 'l‘hei
til/e George Arnold m efforts to so ifuneral services will be held from the
cure some light on the mystery Blll' iiate residence on Friday morning lit
rounding the affair. When Bruno was 11 oclock. The remains will be taken
arrested last night a revolver with to Danburll for interment.
five chambers discharged was found!
, o
m
Mn. Adeline Holmes.
Men’s
Overcoats
. and Suits
A great showing in this
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Mn. Elizabeth Merritt.
, h . i b lieve. they
on him and l e poice e Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt died Tues«
say. that he may be1 the One Who fir-1e
ed the allots. A little inter there steroid” morning at 1‘" home in Brook-f. ’ d partment.
k for bng- Ilyn. The body will be brought to' Men 5 Coats from . . _ '
found in his pockets 8. choc
gage shipped from Chicago and also 8' $10 10 $25“
Men’s line all wool wor-
sted and cheviot new ‘
mixture Suits‘ from .
$12.98 1.. $20.00
Norwalk at 3: 14 this afternoon for:
ilnterment in Riverside cemetery. Nor-1 _
lireisc desaedtohlmby
no u ‘0 t Md “d r lwaik Mrs. Merritt is survived by
“Charlie Bruno.’ ‘und directing him to:
address Charlie at Chicago Theseim‘" children, James and Mary liter-I
facts taken in connection with the‘ rift. Mrs. Agnes Britio and MYB' Liz'i
finding of Chicago papers and letters “e lloyle, 0' Brooklyn '
from there in the woman 11 effects. the
police say, led them to believe that
Bruno and the woman may have re years. a Spanish War veteran, and;
turned to Bridgeport recently from,“ former well known Norwalk ‘9‘"!
Chicago, and that the motive for melde'nt. died this morning in the Fltch1
shooting may be found in some 00- 'Horde for Soldiers in Noroton Fuji
currence in that or some other city ‘nersi notice will be given later
No trace has yet been secured of m-..
the two missing men. According to Catherine Beatrice Taylor
the description sent out by the Milli" Catherine Beatrice Taylor. infant
critics. the men sought are JimmY|duughier of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R.
LBWlH of Hartford, allas“Harl.lOl‘d Jim ‘Taylor. of lebje g‘reet, (“ed yester.
my " and Andrew Compolio, of New‘ day ‘
Haven, alias “illg Andrew " Lewis
is described as being about 28 years: Funeral of Mn. B. P. Brennan.
old. five feet seVen inches in height, ‘ The funeral services over the re.
weighing about 150 pounds, of smooth [mains of Mrs. 'liridget 11‘. Brennan,
face and with light brown hair. lie were held till; morning at 9 o’clocki
is said to have worked for the lroififrom St. Mary’s Church. The solemn-
ley company at ilartfordireoontly. high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Couipello is described as of goodl F‘sther MoGuinness. assisted by Rev.
stature. dark hair and complexion. Fathers F‘lnn. R. J Carroll and Drew or the active issues wore slightly
and towing a deep voice and clothed nan. Miss Helena V. Millard “an“;lowor, howavor, with the exception of
in a blue some salt. Angola Ever Bright and Fair and ”lSmoiting A onevpoint loss was re
“00’0an iv “'0 police. 8M1!) Wit the remains wars leaving the church, ’oorded by Missouri, Kansas and Tow.
evening the five men hired an auto- sho rendered Calvary. ’I‘ho pallbear as. 1. 1
mobile at a local garage and alter or: were Dr. Thomas F'. Clone, 'l‘ho- WALL SWEET 11 a. m.-«The!
driving about town for a while, dur~ man Domain Cornauiiua Mooney and market “med “has", “Wan";
ins which time they bought Cham- 50““ 1" D“"’“' The ““9“ hem“ soon-after the opening, so the high-'
vague, were driven to a restaurant We" M iii Dow“ and Edward Olnneu or level invited profit taking soled: '
whare the vleum was. and on, of The interment followed in st. “31": 9,
and the tone again become somewhat
thorn entered, engaged her in a brief cemaierv-
'1 insular. ,
conversation and induced her to come WALL STREET 11 111.111 ‘ art-«Tho inat-
out and enter the car with 111m. The
" 1 hot became more stable as such as
party was then driven directly to , " business not under way, and there was
Stratford. Not‘ for from Peok's Mill's 1- o. fractional rise aside from Amalsa:
the chauffeur was drama to step and mated vibluh was heavy. China rose 3
the am: told the cor. ‘ i'l‘h'o nrlvsr you ~ points and the bonus all
told to run down this road for sour , ,,
diotopoe‘ and thou rot : , .
{four was William son He has told I
David Brennan. l
David Brennan. aged about 421l
U Furniture
In our Furniture Depart—
ment we (are still selling
Brass Beds for . .....
$12.00 and $15.00
Charge accounts cheer-
fully extended to those
who wish easy payments
to prevail. ’
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WOULD YOU. TOUF} ENG-
LAND AND 8KlP LONDON?
No more should you be con- A,
lent with clothes lacking the . 1
“vital spark" of dross—~atyio.
A ll’enlamin Suit or Overcoat
interprets the latest fashion 1 '
formula of New Yorkw-the 1 '
world center of style today.
o
Suits and Overcoat;
818.00 to $30.00 1
Giothoruii 1111.00 to $25.00
“Capos” Gloves for 1101.. 0:11:11
men from and
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I'llilvlio
Norwalk Chronicler